The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 21, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 June 1974 — Page 6
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MRS. GEORGE THORNBURG
Schoettle, Thornburg vows said on Saturday afternoon
Miss Susan M Schoettle of Indianapolis and George E. Thornburg, r 2 Syracuse, exchanged vows at 2 pm. on Saturday. June 15. in Saint Mark’s Catholic church. Indianapolis Father Joseph Schoettle. pastor of the church, performed the double ring ceremony in the presence of 350 guests Arrangements of white mums and yellow roses graced the altar setting Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Schoettle of 140 E Banta road. Indianapolis, and Mr and Mrs George W. Thornburg of r 2 Syracuse. In Satin The bride was given in marriage by Harold Francis Schoettle and Jeanette F. Schoettle She was attired in a gown of ivory satin with lace trim and Victorian sleeves The long ivory veil was trimmed in lace and she earned an arrangement of daisies, roses and baby breath Miss Charelene Lynch of In dianapdis served as maid of honor in a gown of peach trimmed tn daisies. Her headdress was of daisies and baby breath. She earned an arrangement of daisies and baby breath in a basket. Bridesmaids were Mrs.
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Thomas Fager and Miss Theresa Schoettle. both of Indianapolis. They wore gowns identical to the maid of honor, as were their flowers Flower girl was Miss Amy Schoettle of Indianapolis and Michael Bowling. Indianapolis, served as ring bearer. Russell Ritter of Syracuse was best man. Ushers were Jerry Thornburg and Michael Henning, both of Syracuse The bride s mother was attired in yellow crepe, and she had yellow roses. A reception followed at Lake Shore Country club at Indianapolis. Following a trip west, the couple will make residence on r 1 Syracuse. The bride is an agency secretary for United Home Life Insurance company at Indianapolis. Her husband is employed with Sea Nymph Boat at Syracuse. LAKELAND LOCALS Mrs Charles Smoker of near Warsaw and Mrs. Hazel Kline of Milford called on Mrs. Bessie Roher at Goshen on Sunday. Guests last Wednesday afternoon of Mrs Hazel Kline of Milford were the Marlin Klines of Middlebury-
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Officers elected at annual Bashor Auxiliary meeting The annual meeting of the Bashor Home Auxiliary, Inc., was held Monday morning. June 10, in Arbogast Center at the home in Goshen. Elected to the board of directors were the following women: Mrs. Paul Esmay, Bristol; Mrs. Roy Mangus, Kimmell; Mrs. Willis Gierhart, Elkhart; Mrs. Glenn Hemund. Elkhart; Mrs. Dwight Haines, Goshen. Mrs. J. Lloyd Bennet Elkhart; Mrs. Frank Alexander, Goshen; Mrs Charles Elam. Ligonier; Mrs. Mildred Greene, Mishawaka; Mrs. Kenneth Culp, Nappanee; Mrs Donald Gerard, Mishawaka; Mrs. Robert Brown. Milford; Mrs. William Jones. Syracuse; and Mrs. Robert Weiss, Mishawaka The group voted to make it possible for one pair of houseparents to attend a seminar at Chapel Hill. N. C. At the first meeting of the new board of directors the following officers were elected: President — Mrs. Esmay Vice president — Mrs. Mangus Honorary vice president — Mrs. Gierhart Recording secretary — Mrs. Hemund Treasurer — Mrs. Haines A picnic lunch was served to the boys, administrative personnel and auxiliary members The next meeting will be September 9 at 9 a m. at the home. Busy Homemakers club meets in Hollar home The Busy Homemakers club of Milford met on June 12 with Mrs. Harvey Hollar. Mrs Glen Pinkerton was co-hostess. The meeting was opened in usual form with Mrs. Pinkerton giving “Looking Ahead” for meditations. President Mrs. Frank Charlton opened the business meeting. Garden remarks were given by Mrs. Vernon May and health and safety was given by Mrs. Irene Hollar. Mrs. Charlton gave the lesson on “Aunty-Inflation says: You can save on food with Knox geletin.” “Just a bottle of Vinegar” was given by Mrs. Pinkerton who told of the many helpful uses in cooking, cleaning with vinegar The meeting closed with the club prayer song and the collect Mrs. Harold Geiger won the door prize There were 12 members present. The next meeting will be July 24 at the home of Mrs. Walter Kasper. Dance revue set for Thursday night Students of Jeanne Spurgeon will be giving a dance revue Thursday night. June 20. at 8 p m in the West Noble high school auditorium. The public is invited to attend
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MR. AND MRS. ROBERT STOUDER
Susan Ball, Robert Stouder wed in double ring ceremony
Susan Marie Ball and Robert C. Stouder were married during a double ring ceremony held June 8 at Barbee Community church. Rev. Bryce H. Foster officiated The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Sandra Ball. North Webster and Solomon Ball. Syracuse The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Mabie Stouder. Syracuse and the late Robert Stouder. Organ selections were presented by Mrs Louis Gee. The couple was married before an altar adorned with white candles, a memory candle, baskets of white fuji mums and pink carnations. Bride Given The bride, given in marriage by her grandfather, Lester McGriff, wore a gown of chiffon over peau de soie with accents of anlecon lace and irridescent seed pearls. The gown was styled with full hooped skirt and sweeping chapel train. The fitted lace bodice featured a sweetheart neckline with re-embroidered anlecon lace and irridescent seed pearls The long sleeves ended in bridal points over her hands. Her elbow length veil was secured by a scalloped tiera of lace and seed pearls. She carried a nosegay of pastel colored daisies. Miss Anita Ball, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. She wore a gown of turquoise colored satin with long sheer sleeves and white lace accents. A rhinestone tiera held her head piece of white bouffant net. She carried a nosegay of pink and
Home Arts club meets in home of Mrs. Johnson
The Home Arts home ec club of the Milford area met for their June meeting in the home erf Mrs Dorothy Johnson. Syracuse. The meeting was held last Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. She was assisted byMrs. Harry Martin of Milford. Dessert was served to 14 members and one guest. Mrs Doral McFarren. Mrs. Ross Fadley received the napkin favor The birthday of the vice president. Mrs Donald Holt, was honored. All sang "Happy Birthday” to her. The meeting was called to order by the president. Mrs Earl Naegele. The song of the month “I Enjoy Being a Giri” was played and discussed. Mrs. Holt read an appropriate poem on "Father’s Day.” l Mrs. Johnson explained and displayed book markers to be used as devotions. Mrs. McFarren read two impressive poems which are favorites in her family, “Walking with the Lord.” and "Because of Friends Like You.” Mrs. Raymond Cook completed the lesson on know your heart for the health and safety lesson. The
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white roses. Miss Becky Stouder, sister of the bridegroom, was flower girl. She wore a yellow floor-length gown and carried a small white basket filled with pink and white flower petals. Jack Trammell, Syracuse, cousin of the bridegroom, was best man. Phil Ball, North Webster, brother of the bride and Scott Huffer. Syracuse, seated guests. The bride’s mother wore a floor-length dress of blue and white with maroon overlay. The bridegroom’s mother was attired in a three-piece ensemble of turquoise and white. Both mothers wore corsages of white carnations and pink roses. Nancy Vanator registered guests. Reception Follows Following the wedding, a reception was held in the church social room. The serving table was centered with a three tiered wedding cake decorated with multicolored pastel flowers and topped by a miniature bride and bridegroom and small white figure of cupid. Peggy Willman. Linda Ball and Roberta Stouder served guests. The bride is a 1974 graduate of Wawasee high school. The bridegroom is a 1974 graduate of Wawasee high school. He is employed at Syracuse Rubber Products. Following a short trip the couple will be at home at r 1 Warsaw.
lesson for the month. Nursing Homes, Pro and Con. was given by Mrs. Juanita Sparks. A discussion followed Roll call was answered with “Sewing Hints." Interesting points were brought out. The president announced various dates concerning the county activities which are coming up in the near future. The meeting closed with the club prayer. The July 9 meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Harold D. WanU. Warsaw drive, Dewart Lake. Mrs Raymond Cook will be co-hostess UMA meeting this Thursday The United Mexican American Organization of Milford will hold a s’ery important meeting on Thursday. June 20. at the UMA Center on Main and Fourth streets. All members are urged to attend.
Bethany club elects officers The Bethany extension homemakers club enjoyed a carry-in meal at noon last Thursday at Bethany Church of the Brethren, with 18 members and two guests present. The two guests were Mrs. Percy Troyer and Mrs. Lee Poyser Mrs. Virgil Dowty presided at the meeting. Devotions were given by Mrs. Bernice Mauzy. Mrs. Ethel Grubb led in the singing of the song of the month. Mrs. Herbert Blue accompanied the song on the piano. Roll call was answered by “cooking as a bride.” A poem entitled “Don’t Wait” was read by Mrs. Oma Brown. Mrs. Mauzy presented the health and safety report on first aid. New officers installed were as follows: Mrs. Zerola Zook, president Mrs. Ethel Grubb, vice president Mrs. James Kitson. secretary Mrs. Herbert Blue, treasurer Mrs. Daryl Umbower. pianist Mrs. Burdette Tarman, reporter Mrs. Gladys Vail, historian The next meeting will be held July 11, at the Syracuse home of Mrs. Kitson Barbee Busy Bees meet in home of Mrs. S. E. Marvin Members of Barbee Busy Bee home extension club met June 12 at the home of Mrs. S. E. Marvin, r 1 Warsaw. A carry-in supper was served in honor of Mrs. Marvin who is completing her term of office as the club’s first president. Mrs. Charles Ragan gave a lesson entitled “The care and feeding of house plants.” A special interest meeting will be held June 18 to discuss plans for the club’s booth at the county fair. It was announced that the bake sale has been postponed until sometime in July. Mrs. Molly Richards gave the health and safety lesson and Mrs. Arden Leiter discussed the proper way to grow lima beans. The citizenship report on “State Recognition” was given by Mrs. Ragan. Roll call response was “My favorite color.” A paper bag auction of “Useful items for a bride” was held New officers to be installed at the July meeting are: Mrs. Arden Leiter — president Mrs. Charles Ragan — vice president Mrs. Charlotte Richards — secretary Miss Karleen Richards — treasurer
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BPW holds year end event, install officers
The Syracuse Business and Professional Women’s organization at Syracuse met at the scout cabin on June 11 for their last meeting of the club year, at which time a ham dinner and salad bar was held. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Robert Swager, Mrs. Robert Houser, Mrs. Joseph Beghtel and Mrs. Chester Elder. The business meeting following dinner was opened in usual form and plans discussed for the forthcoming Flotilla. Officers Installed Mrs. Earl Money was installing officer for the installation of officers for the 1974-75 club year. Officers installed were:
Double surprise honors 25th wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney McCreary of Milford were surprised on their 25th wedding anniversary June 17 with a party in their honor at their home. Their daughters. Ginger and Cindy, planned the event with friends and relatives attending. This followed a surprise party
Goodwill club installs officers
Members of the Goodwill Extension Homemakers club at Syracuse met last Wednesday afternoon at the House of Friendship with 17 members responding to roll call of “Come as you were.” Mrs. Blanche Kline was installing officer for the installation of the following: President — Mrs. Robert Busch Vice president — Mrs. Fred Butt who was absent and not installed Secretary — Mrs. Ray Darr Treasurer — Mrs. Eldred Mabie The meeting opened in usual form with group singing of “Amenca the Beautiful” and song Sisters-in-law are honored at double shower Mrs. Wayne Bucher and daughter Cindy of Dewart Lake entertained at a double baby shower on Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Bucher home for Mrs. Harry Burleson of Saint Joseph, Mich., and Mrs. Jeff Dippon of r 3 Syracuse. The honored ladies are sisters-in-law, Mrs. Burleson being the former Judy Dippon. Games were played by the 21 persons who were in attendance. The gift table was decorated in green and yellow with stork accents Mrs. Michael Yoder of Indianapolis kept the list of gifts for Mrs. Burleson and Mrs. Don Bucher of r 3 Syracuse assisted Mrs. Dippon.
President — Mrs. Swager Vice president — Mrs. Billy Cobum Secretary — Mrs. Wilfred Hodler Treasurer — Mrs. Beghtel Prizes were awarded to the following members for bringing in new members: Mrs. Elder, Mrs. Swager, Mrs. Georgia Buster, Mrs. Lowell Welty and Mrs. Theo Thomas. Gifts went to the following perfect attendance members: Mrs. John Craw, six years; Mrs. Elder, four years; Mrs. Coburn, three years; and Mrs. Swager, Mrs. Beghtel and Mrs. Vernon Beckman, all one year. Mrs. Bill Eyer received the door prize.
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of the month, “I Enjoy Being a Girl” led by Mrs. Mabie with Miss Denise Darr at the piano. Doreen Darr and Kathy Butt, guests, led in pledge to the flag. Mrs. Marie LeCount had charge of meditations on the energy crisis. Care of the feet and shoes was the health and safety lesson by Mrs. Kline. Mrs. Busch gave garden remarks. The lesson on sewing with knits was a contribution of remarks by each member. Denise Darr gave a demonstration on cake decorating and the cake was then served during the social hour at the close of the afternoon. Fair plans were discussed and it was announced the Goodwill club would be hostessses in the women's building August 5 to 10. The next regular club meeting will be July 17 at the House of Friendship. Don't Miss The Grand Opening Os MY STOUT Pickwick Place Downtown Syracuse REGISTER FOR FREE prim Nothin* to boy . . . rofistor *i often as you like . . Juno 14 thru drawing time, « P.M., Juno 13. MY STORE open every day during our open houi* FIRST PRIZE: FREE boat trip for two around Syracuse Lake. SECONO PRIZE ... A fabulous week end at PHEASANT RUN INN for two Dinner and show included Both prues based on double occupancy, boat or the room' ■ — My Store H DOWNTOWN SYRACUSE