The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 19, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 June 1976 — Page 5
w . • lx *; * ? "f*^'« kJj ■ ' TO CELEBRATE 50th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY — Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Speicher of 11 Meadow Lane. Nappanee, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. June 6 with an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Saint Joseph Valley Bank. W. Market St., Nappanee. Mr. Speicher and the former Trilba M. Beigh were married June 2,1926 by H. W. Franklin, at Albion. He is retired from the Baltimore and Ohio R. R. after 45 years of service. The open house is being given by their only daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Weldon (Ruth Edith! Harbaugh and grandchildren Rebecca Anne and David Fredric Harbaugh of Chelsea. Mich. Relatives and friends are invited, but the family request no gifts, please.
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temperatures. If the food has remained frozen all the. time it should be safe to use — but the quality (color, texture and flavor) decreases with longer than optional storage. Susan Nyce is IVTC graduate Susan K. Nyce of r 3 Syracuse is a candidate for a technical certificate as a medical assistant from the Indiana Vocational Technical college at South Bend. Glenn W. Sample of Indianapolis, president of the Indiana Vocational Technical college, will deliver the commencement address for the graduating class of the South Bend regional institute on June 3 at 8 p.m. in the main auditorium of Indiana university at South Bend A total of 87 members of the graduating class range in age from 19 to 73. Miss Nyce and other medical assitant graduates will also receive their nursing pins from Marie S. Hoey, department head of the medical assistant program Spending summer in Syracuse Kurt W. Myers, a student at the University of Nevada at Reno, is spending* the summer vacation with his grandmother. Mrs. Noble D Myers at Syracuse and working fbr NIPSCo in Goshen. His parents. Col. (ret.) and Mrs. James M Myers have recently moved from Atlanta, Ga , to Waynesville, N. C. Kurt is also the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Golden of Syracuse. Mrs. Russell Warner celebrates birthday Mrs. Russell Warner entertained several guests at a dinner Saturday evening. May 29, in her Town House apartment at Milford Guests were Harry Juday and Elma Ketring of Syracuse, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gray of Waubee Lake park. Mrs. Ruth Harris of Warsaw and Kermit Tressler of South Whitley. All enjoyed the evening celebration of Mrs. Warner’s birthday.
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Burkhardt, LeCount vows are exchanged at Speedway church
The Christian church at Speedway was the scene on May--22 of a candlelight wedding uniting in marriage Miss Nancy Ann Burkhardt and Steven Douglas LeCount. Dr. Ray Montgomery performed the double ring ceremony I SET JUNE WEDDING DATE — Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Boyer, North Webster, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Carla Elaine, to Stephen Ray Atkinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Atkinson, Cedar Rapids, lowa. The couple is planning a June 11 wedding in Bettendorf, lowa. Miss Boyer is a 1975 graduate of Wawasee high school and will receive an associate degree as a chiropractic assistant on June 12 from Pflmer college in Davenport, lowa. Her fiance is from Cedar Rapids, lowa. After their wedding the couple will live in Lakeland. Fla. Twilighters meet in Strieby home Mrs. Philip Strieby was hostess for the May meeting of the Twilighters Bunco club of Syracuse, with Mrs. Richard Workman as hostess. Guests were Mrs. Norman Robie and Mrs Gerald Bitner. High for the evening went to Mrs Stanley- Grimes; low, Mrs. Bill Coburn; travel, Mrs. Robert Moser, and door prize, Mrs Bitner. Mrs. Moser received birthday gifts from the club and secret pal. Mrs. Moser will be hostess for the June 16 meeting with Mrs. Tim Darr assisting.
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in the presence of 250 guests. The bride’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Burkhardt of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. F. R. LeCount of Huntington are parents of the bridegroom. Candela bras and baskets of white gladioli enhanced the altar for the wedding setting. Quiana And Lace The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose a white gown of quiana with Alecon lace outlining the narrow opening below the collar. The floor-length skirt featured soft gathers at the sides and back and was attached to a chapel length Watteau train. She carried
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Anita Rheinheimer becomes bride of Paul Yoder on Friday, May 28
Miss Anita Rheinheimer. daughter of Dr and Mrs. Floyd Rheinheimer of Milford, was united in marriage to Paul Yoder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orris Yoder of Shipshewana, in a double ring evening service on Friday, May 28, at 7 p.m in the Shore Mennonite church in Shipshewana.
a cascade of white cabbage roses. Mrs. Fred Newman of Onarga, fll., sister of the bride, served as matron of honor in a gown of moss green knit. Bridesmaids Shirley Thompson and Alberta Holm of Indianapolis and Kathy and Debbie LeCount, sisters of the bridegroom, wore gowns identical to the matron of honor. They carried bouquets of white roses and baby’s breath, centered with a white candle. . Kelly Rowand, Perrysville, served as best man. Groomsmen were Larry Hurley of Dyer, Steve Hicks. Covington, Jody Biancardi, Hammond, and Roger Dake, Lexington. Paul Culp and Ray Lauer of Huntington served as ushers. Reception Follows A reception followed in the Speedway Holiday Inn. The bride graduated from Ben Davis high school at Indianapolis s and the bridegroom from Huntington North high school. Both are 1976 graduates of Indiana State university. Following a honeymoon to the Smokey Mountains, the couple will reside in Brazil where the bridegroom is employed with radio station SVWCM. South Shore ladies play beat the pro Members of the South Shore Ladies Golfing association met Tuesday for the weekly ladies day play which was “Beat the Pro.” Winners in the nine-hole division were: First, B. J. Silveus; second. Bertha Lehman. and low putts. Mary Jane Lesh. First place ties in the 18-hole group went to Kay Hare, Maxine Fuller, Jackie Wortinger and Betty Nyce. Sandy Walgamuth took second. New tee times for play starting next Tuesday will be at 8 a.m. for the 18-hole group and 9 for the nine-hole players.
Harvey Chupp of the Shore Mennonite church officiated at the service Duet selections were sung by Gerald Ressler of Dalton, Ohio and Mary Alice Yutzy of Plain City, Ohio. Regina Yoder, sister of the bridegroom, provided piano music during the service. Attending the bride was Kristine Miller, cousin of the bride, from Shipshewana Daryl Hershberger of Angola was the bridegroom’s best man. Those serving as ushers were Roger and Doug Rheinheimer, brothers of the bride, Byard Yoder, brother of the bridegroom and Don Hooley. Reception A reception followed the service in the fellowship hall of the church. Mim Rheinheimer, sister-in-law of the bride, was the hostess for the reception. Servers were Betty Peachey, Cheree Allen, Carol Jeanne Rutt and June Davidhizer. The couple are residing at 1075 Shenandoah St, Harrisburg. Va The bride is a 1974 graduate of Wawasee high school and is presently a junior at Eastern Mennonite college in Harrisburg, Va. The bridegroom is a 1973 graduate of Bethany Christian high school, Goshen, and is a senior at Eastern Mennonite college.
Wed., June 2,1976 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL
■k / OBSERVE 38TH ANNIVERSARY — Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bucher of r 3 Syracuse were honored recently.by their children at a dinner in an area restaurant in observance of their 38th wedding anniversary. They were married on April 17. 1938 at the Riverside Christian church in Elkhart. Their children are Wayne, Jr.; Donald; and Mrs. Stanley (Cynthia) Harper, all of this area. They have four grandchildren.
Ladybug Homemakers adopt constitution z
The Ladybug Extension Homemakers met May 24. in the home of Mrs. Robert Stump. “A tribute to my Mother”’’was the topic of roll call answered by 14 members present. Mrs. Mike Doll read the thought of the month and Mrs. Robert Baugher presented the health and safety lesson on the importance of early eye examinations for children. Annual dues were collected at this meeting with the end of the month set as the deadline for
Observe double 50th wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. George Bish of Fascination Place, Lake Wawasee. are entertaining her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Barrett of DeLeon Springs. Fla. The Barretts are here to mark their 50th wedding anniversary with her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reichard, in a double anniversary party, to be held June 6, at an open house for friends and relatives in the Wawasee school commons. The Barretts have lived in the Wawaka area most of their married lives, Mr. Barrett having worked and was a member of operating engineers handling heavy equipment for 37
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turning in dues. The constitution of the Ladybugs club was presented and adopted by the club members to take effect in June. Members agreed that the annual pot-luck dinner would be scheduled for the July meeting in the home of Mrs. Bradley Klingaman. A white elephant sale brought the meeting to a close with refreshments served by hostess, Nancy Stump and co-hostess, Rita Dodds.
years. He also had a machine shop in Wawaka for 10 years. Mrs. Barrett and Mrs. Reichard were bom and reared in Kendallville and attended school there. The sisters were married three days apart in the home of their mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Bowman, on Sargent street, by the late Rev. M. F. Kretzman of the Saint John’s Lutheran church. The Barretts have one child, Collette Bish and the Reichards are parents of seven children. The Barretts have moved permanently to Hidden Valley Mobile Home Park in DeLeon, while the Reichards live in Wawaka.
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