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EVEXIXG, Jl'XE LEBANON DAILY NEWS, LEBANON, PA. PAGE FIFTEEN Club And Social Features VFW Auxiliary Elects Delegates To 2 Conventions Delegates were elected to attend the State and National conventions of the VFW Auxiliary, at a meeting last night of the Sgt. Kichard Bechtel Auxiliary, VFW, held at the Post Home, 718 Chestnut Street. The State convention be held in Harrisuurg on June 14 and 15; the national convention, in Chicago from August 27 through September 1. Those to attend the State sessions ara Mrs.

Amelia Reznik, president of the local auxiliary; Mrs. Dorothy Speraw. Miss Kathryn Witmeyer, Mrs. Marie Weiser, Mn. Mary Whitman, Mrs.

Katherine Paine, Mrs. Katharine Wagner, Miss Betty Wagner and Mrs. Sara Fritz. Appointed for the national convention are Mrs. Reznik, Mrs.

Ruth O'Donnell, Weiser, Mrs. Fritt and Miss Minerva Glngrith. Mrs. Reznik presided at last meeting. Mrs.

Mary Whit- Department VA Hospital chairman, reported "on plans for a party at the VA Hospital on July 8. Mrs. Reznik gave an account of a recent meeting of District 18, at which Mrs. Weiser was elected a district guard. Two hundred and twenty-five delegates attended from 25 auxiliaries of the district.

A gift of cash was presented there to Ruth O'Donnell, of Lebanon, retiring district president. The next meeting of District 1,8 be held in Millersburg. Mrs. Mary Keenan is planning a birthday social for auxiliary members and friends on June 29. A aocial hour, followed the meeting.

July there will be only one business meeting, on the 17th. Hebron Couple Notes Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hotter ot .54 Moravian Street, Hebron, are receiving congratulations today as they observe their twenty- fifth wedding anniversary. They were In Campbelltown by the Rev.

Henry Kreider, pastor in the Brethren in Christ denomination. Mrs. Hof- fer is the former Esther Doutrich. Mr. Hoffer is a carpenter, self- i employed.

The Hoffers are parents of four children: Faye, wife of John Weirbach of Lebanon; and and Verna, at home. They also have a grandson, John 'Adam Weirbach 3rd. Many relatives and friends are extending best wishes for many more anniversaries. Daughter Is Born To Ceresini Couple Mr. and Mrs.

John Ceresini, 313 Hornet Street, are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter. The-Infant arrived at the Lebanon Sanatorium Hospital Sunday at 7:40 a. in. The mother was the former Evelyn Matter and the father im employed by Ralph. Killinger.

Married In Double Wedding Ceremony MRS. MALCOLM K. SEAGER (left) MRS. STANLEY DEGLER (right) were formerly the Misses trillion I. and Grace E.

Houser, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Houser of 123 East Center Avenue, Myerstown. They were married In a double wedding ceremony In the Myerstqwii Evangelical and Beformed Church. Lt.

Malcolm Seager is serving in the U. S. Army and-is ft son of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben I.

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Vacation Ideas for all, jplua directions for making 2 bath or sarongs (for Mr. Eighteen Couples Seek Marriage Licenses Here The following recent marriage license applications' are on file at the Lebanon County Courthouse: Stanley'A. Steiner, accountant, 328 Chestnut of Mrs. Ethel Steiner of Atlantic City, N. and Marion Wilson, teacher, 302 Chestnut daughter Mr.

Manuel Wilson. Preston H. Litz, presser, Lebanon Route 2, son of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Litz, and Ruth E.

Carpenter, 22, waitress, 207 North Railroad Street; daughter of John A. Carpenter, of Lebanon Route 1, and Ursula Carpenter of Annville. i Leroy E. Schucker, 18, poultry worker, Jonestown Route 1, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Leroy E. Schucker, and Miriam F. -Klick, 19, office worker, Lebanon Route 2, daughter of and Mrs. Raphael A. Klick.

Frederick Geist Auch, 23, student graduate in electrical, engineering, 427 Cumberland Street, son of Mrs. Anna G. Auch, -and Patricia Wolfe, 22, Emmaus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Shuey E.

Wolfe. Gordon T. Krall, 22, salesman, Lebanon Route 5, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Krall, and Dorla L.

Miller, 19, presser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Miller. Norman Wilson Shaak, 25, elevator operator, Rehrersburg, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Mrfnroe Shaak, and Arlehe Grace Gundrum, 26, shirts actofy worker, Myerstown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gundruna. Robert C.

Arnold, 18, painter, 477 North Fifth Street, son of Mr. and' Mrs. Charles F. Arnold, and Helen E. Whitman, 17, Rexmont, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Lester E. Whitman. Joseph, E. Shaak 21, clerk, 624 East Cumberland Street, son.

of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shaak, and Ruth Naomi Brubaker, 21, factory worker, 109 East Poplar Street, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L.

Brubaker. William F. Lutz, 19, poultry worker, Fredericksburg Route 1, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lutz, and Viola D.

Sutherly, 18, Bethel Route 1, daughter.of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Sutherly. Paul W. Deiner 21, student minister, 843 West Main Street, Palmyra, son of Mr.

and Mrs. W. Deiner and Shirley A. Brown, 18, No-Mend employe, 306 East er Street Palmyra, daughter of Charles A. Brown of Weraersville and Ella G.

Brown, of Palmyra. Clayton William Barlett '25, electrician, Lancasterj ion of Robert Barlett" of Auburn, and Eva Mae Spotts, ,19, student, 317 Cumberland Street, daughter of William Spotts of, Schuylkill. i Leonard G. Snyder, 346 North Twelfth Street, son of Effie Lebanon Route 1, and Betty A. 22, secretary, 1601 Hampton Reading, da'ughter of Alvin Holzman of Reading and Annie R.

Spald of William E. plasterer, Myerstown, son of Charlotte and.the late Elmer Swonger, and Myra J. Maze, 19, factory worker, 31 North Third Street, Womelsdorf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Maze.

Kenneth L. Light, 39 North Grant Street, Palmyra, son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Light and Etta A. Hotfmaster, 22, clerical worker, 316- Reily Stieet, Harrisburg, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Hoffmaster. Mervln F. Boyer, textile printer, 342 South Serinth Street, son ot Jerry Boyer of 111 Cumberland Street and Mrs. Florence Boyer' ot Straussb'urg, and Grace L.

Moudr, 27, cashier, 114 North Eighth Street, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moudr, Lester L. Kreider. 33, grocer, Lebanon Routs 4, spa ot Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin B. Kreider, and Fern E. Ftsnacht, 34, worker, 221 £Mt Main fitrttt, Palmyra, Readers of the NEWS are to furnish item's for this column. Telephone 5060 or use a post STEVE MICHAEL, of Cleveland, Ohio, is visiting at the home of his daughter, Mrs.

Joseph Kirsch, 512 East Weidman Street. He arrived last Saturday and plans to stay'until Thursday, when he will make a trip to New York City before returning to Cleveland. Mr. Michael, 'formerly of Lebanon, has been in Cleveland for the past five years. He is a foreman for the Republic Steel Corporation there.

MR. and MRS. HARRY S. ALBRIGHT, of 17 South Fourth Street, left this morning for Ithaca, N. where they will Visit their son, Harry Darkes Albright- MRS.

CHARLBS MILLER and daughter ELAINE, of 52 North 12th Street, left today, for Philadelphia for shopping trip. of Philadelphia, his home today after spending some time visiting his daughter and son-in- law, -Mr. and Mrs. Julian K. Skinnell, of 829 Chestnut Street, MRS.

RAY MILLER, of 936 Cumberland Street, left this morn- Ing to spend "the day in Reading. BETTY HAUER' and DORIS DITZLER; both of jle'ft today for a shopping trip in Harrisburg. MR. and MRS. AR IE PETRIE and son FERDINAND, of Rutherford, W.

and JOHN HADDOW and daughter, MISS PHYLLIS HADDOW, of Wood- Ridge, N. have returned home after spending the weekend as guests of vformer Mayor and Mrs. William 1 Brunaer, of 630 Walnut This was the Petries' first Tisit to Pennsylvania. The Jersey Yisitors were shown a number: of points of interest in Lebanon- County and adjacent Mr. Haddow is a brother of Mrs.

Charles Slgsbee, 126 Cumberland Street, -and James Haddow, of North Eighth Street. Home Safety Movie Shown Farm Women A feature of the June meeting of Farm "Women's Group No. 1-5, which -was held at the home of Mrs. Emma £raby, was a movie on "Safety In The The hostess was in charge of devotions and served refreshments to the five visitors" members who were present. answered the roll call by stating where they would like to spend their vacations this summer.

It was decided to hold a picnic at Springs Park in July and the group also voted to donate $10 to "a family; that recently had their home destroyed 'by fire. Miss Lorraine Wine, Hershey, was the projectionist. RicMand Are Parents Of Daughter Mr. Mrs. Nathan Hall, Richland, received congratulations on the birth of a.

baby daughter that arrived at toe Lebanon Sanatorium Hospital at a. Mrs. Hall is the former Laura Belleman and the father is employed by the Textile Machine Wyomisslng. daughter of Mn. Emma, late Enoj G.

Famacht. Warpen I. Zimmerman, 21, stone quarry worker, AnnTille Route 1, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Zimmerman, and Betty Jane Bolts, 22, factory Jonestown Route 2, daughter ot Mr.

aad Mrs. Harvey Bolts. Roy A. DIxon, 43, U. S.

Air Force, Indlantown Gap, and Marjorie E. Clement, 22, waitress, In- dlantown Gap, daughter of Harold of Manchester, K. H. Dentists' Wives Of City, County, Form Auxiliary "Wives ot dentists in Lebanon city and took definite steps to organize a Dental Society Auxiliary at their second meeting, held Monday afternoon at the hdme of Mrs. Earl Albert, 421 Chestnut Street.

Mrs. Luther Long and Mrs. Henry T. Silberman were co-hostesses. The following were appointed as officers pro-tern, to serve until an election Is held in' the Fall: Mrs.

Sterling Kleiser, president; Mrs. Samuel Light, secretary; Mrs. Samuel Groh, contact chairman. The nominating committee chosen for the election, includes Mrs. Robert K.

Long, chairman, and Mrs. William Kurtz and Mrs. Joseph Farquhar of Myerstown, co-chairmen. Mrs. H.

T. Silberman "was appointed chairman of the social -committee, with Mrs. Geo'rge Arnold and Mrs. Luther Long as co-chairmen. program for the afternoon featured a discussion of the functions and.

purposes of a' dSntal auxiliary. Three past presidents of dental auxiliaries were Mrs. John J. Lucas, of' Hershey, past president of the Harrisburg auxiliary; Mrs. H.

'K. Willetts, of Reading; and "Mrs. H. K. Cooper, of Lancaster.

The aext meeting will be held on October 1-6, at the home of Mrs. Samuel Gro'h. Baby Daughter For Matarazzi Couple Mr; and Mrs. John MatarazzI, 1227 Church, Street, announce the birth, of a daughter, born in the Lebanon Sanatorium-Hospital at 11:22 m. Sunday.

The mother was Beverly Dotter. before, her marriage and the -father is employed by the C. J. Matarazzi Neon Sign Co. Harry Bechtold, Wife, Are Parents Of Girl Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Bechtold became the parents of a baby girl which was born in the Lebanon Sanatorium Hospital at 8:30 a. m. Sunday. The mother is the formec Loretta Massar and the father is employed as a plumber by William Eckenroths Are Parents Of A Boy Mr.

and Mrs. Raphael H. Eckenroth" 532 Chapel Street, announce the birth of a eight-and- one-hslt pound baby boy which was born at the home this morning. The mother is the former Joyce Esther Wolfe and the father is ah electrician in the employ of the Hershey Chocolate Corp. DIVORCE SUIT STARTED Divorce proceedings were begun by Margaret Rohrbach, guardian for Anna Joyce Mason, a minor, against Glenn.

Mason as papers were Hied in the office of Pro- thonotary Walter, I. Glassmoyer at the Court House. The plaintiff resides at 830 Willow Street, and the defendant at 202 Quilford Street. Indignities is the charge. The couple were married December 17, 1946 at Lebanon.

Siegrist, Koller and Siegrist are attorneys for the wife. SUES FOR DIVORCE Arlene S. Hugging of Newmanstown has begun divorce proceedings against Jack G. Hugging, Petare, Venezuela, on of indignities. The papers were filed at the court house In the office of Prothonotary Walter I.

Glassmoyer. The couple was married June 14, 1942, at Schaetterstown. Attorneys for the wife are Siegrist, Koller and Siegrist. Clark-Winstian Wedding Is Held In Pottsville In a ceremony on Sunday afternoon in the Jewish Community Center, Pottsville. Miss Selma Judith Winstian.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Saul Winstian, of Pottsville, became the bride of Donald F. Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel K. Clark, of 1322 Lehman Street, Lebanon. The wedding took place nt 2:30 o'clock, with Rabbi Ramorofksy officiating. A reception followed, and a wedding dinner was tendered the couple at the Deer Park Country Club. Out-of-town guests came from Lebanon, Hazleton, Philadelphia.

New York, Northampton and Ephrata. The bride, given in marriage by her parents, wore an attractive ballerina-length dress of sheer pink organdy trimmed with pink velveteen. Her headdress was a Juliet cap ot pink net trimmed with pink velveteen, and she carried a bouquet of pink rosebuds centered with an orchid. Mr. and Mrs.

William S. Halpern, of Coatesville, brother-in- law and sister of the bridegroom, were the attendants. Mrs. Halpern wore a taupe dress of swiss organdy and carried white camellias and yellow roses. Her headdress also of yellow roses.

The bride's mother wore a navy blue sheet dress and navy accessories. Mrs. Clark, mother of the bridegroom, wore a taupe and beige silk print dress. Both wore corsages of white camellias. Mn and Mrs.

Clark are spending their honeymoon at Camp Log Tavern, in the Poconos. Upon their return to Lebanon, they will reside temporarily at their apartment, 117 South Tenth Street, pending completion of their home. Mr. Clark is associated with the Brandywine Scrap Iron an! Metal Company of Lebanon. Mrs.

David Weist Honored At Party Mrs. David Weist, 432 North 23rd Street, was the honored guest at a birthday party which was held in her home last Saturday. The table with the birthday cake was appropriately decorated for the occasion and she received' many beautiful and useful gifts. Among the 'guests was Mrs. Emma, Weist, mother-in-law ot the celebrant who recently observed' her 82nd birthday.

Mrs. David Weist's mother, Mrs. Lydia Klepper, observed her 79th birthday on Sunday was unable to be present for the occasion because of illness. Those present were: Mrs. Emma Weist, Mrs.

Walter Herneisey Mrs. Paul Peters, Mrs. Peplns Buffaman, Mrs. Ervin Mrs, Harvey Peffley Nancy Klepper, Mrs. William Troxel, Mr.

and Drum, Mrs. Raymond Yorty, -Sandy Yorty, Mr. and Mrs. David Weist. Thomas Chas.

Blauch Has Birthday Party Thomas Charles Blauch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blauch, of Rexmont, was honored at a birthday party on Saturday at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Kriclc, Lebanon Route 5.

The occasion was the little boy's first birthday, and he received many cards and gifts, as well as a birthday cake served with other refreshments. Those attending -were: Janet Myers, Jackie Krlck, Steven Krick, Sally Helman, Mrs. George Books and son George Mrs. Carl Krick and daughter Sharon, Mrs. LindbeVg Waltman son Kenneth, Mrs.

Donald Reppert and son Edward, Mrs. Ralph Klelnfelter and daughter Betty, Mrs. Charles Petry and son Charles Mrs. Wilbur Blauch and daughter Bernadette, Mrs. Earl Hartman and daughter Donnie, Mrs.

Floyd Lauer and son Floyd Mrs. Richard Deitz, Mrs. James McMinn, Mrs. Harold Manning, Richard Krick, Miss Jean Mr. and Mrs, William Krick, Mr.

and Mrs, Charles Blauch and the guest ot honor. Miss Marian Wilson Given Bridal Shower Mrs. Charles. Baer Mrs. David Cohen hostesses last night at a bridal shower or their niece, Miss Marian Wilson, of 302 Chestnut Street.

Miss Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Wilson, will married on June 25 to Stanley Steiner, son of Mrs. Ethel Steiner of Atlantic City, N.J. The shower was held at the Baer.

residence, 1627 Elm Street, with approximately 35 guests attending. Miss Wilson was the re- clplenf ot a large array of gifts. i Heffelfinger Baby Is Born In Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Heffelfinger, of Myerstown Route 1, announce the birth of a daughter.

The infant arrived in the Good Samaritan Hospital at 6:45 o'clock Monday evening. Mrs. Heffelfinger is the former Pauline Weirlch, The father is a jaw mill operator. Conrad Weising, Wife, Are Parents Of Girl Mr. and Mrs.

Conrad Weising, of 521 North Twelfth Street, became the parents of a daughter it 3:41 a. m. today in the Good Samaritan Hospital, Mrs. Wels- ng is the former Elsie Rams- tiottom. The father is employed the Cornwall ore mines.

Birthday Celebrants Today It birthday ot i Barloff, of XT. and WlUlam Onrioff, of Xicbanon. A birthday for family will ocoailou. Judy daufhttr of Mr. ana Urn.

BBwrtr, of 939 Cornwall fourth birthday OK Monday, her family, Inclndinr Joan and Janice, and a Brother, XUCht, had a birthday dlaatr In honor Monday YMB da- man, danf-httr of Mr. and Mrt. lloyd da- man of Xlohland, (Ixth birthday to. day, vUltinr atlrti In Thompion, Iowa. and hir comln, JTatta, will fell third birthday ooonri thli Bethel Teachers Are Married In Fredericksburg A wedding ceremony in St.

John's Lutheran Church, Fredericksburg, united In marriage Miss Myrtle of Fredericksburg, daughter of the late Mrs. Roumaine B. Stover, and Paul E. Deysher, of Mt. Aetna, son ot Mrs.

Ida E. Deysher, at two o'clock Saturday afternoon. The Rev. Lester W. Stoneback performed the double ring ceremony.

Palms and white peonies were used to decorate the church. Mrs. William Koehler, organist, and David Trauger, vocal soloist, friend of the couple, gave a recital before the ceremony. Given in marriage by her brother, George B. Stover, the bride wore a gown of white French organdy with illusion neckline In off-shoulder effect.

A bertha collar was embroidered with daisies. She wore a crown of seed pearls with an illusion fingertip veil, and carried white foses. Mrs. David Trauger, of Cleona, was matron ot honor. She wore a gown ot chartreuse chiffon with full skirt and sweetheart neckline, and a matching plctiiqre hat.

Her bouquet Was of" yellow carnations. Bridesmaids were John J. Blschoff, ot Bethel, and Miss Martha E. Haiges, of White Haven. Pa.

They wore peach, colored gowns with Chantilly lace bodices and marquisette skirts, and match- ing.picture hats. Their bouquets of pink, carnations. Judy Bordner, of Bethel, as flower girl, wore a powder blue French organdy dress and white slippers. Toder, of Wyomlsslng Park, Reading, served as best man. Ushers were Kenneth Matz, of ShilUngton, and John Bischoff of Bethel.

The men wore light business suits, maroon ties and white carnation bputorinieres. The ring hearer, Kenneth Matz, wore a white suit and maroon tie and socks. Following the ceremony, there was a reception in Vert's Banquet Hall, Fredericksburg, for 125 guests. Mr. and Mrs.

Deysher are spending a honeymoon in the Poconos, and will live in Fredericksburg after their return. For going away, the bride wore a white suit and black accessories, and a corsage of white roses. The bride is a graduate of West Chester State Teachers College and is doing graduate work at Syracuse University. She is a.mu- superviser in the Bethel Township schools. Mr.

Deysher, a graduate of Albright College and Temple University, a mathematics teacher in the Bethel schools. Mr. Mrs. Harry Wike Celebrate Their 25th Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Wike celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary on Saturday at their cottage, "The Lost Weekend," at Camp Strauss. They were the recipients of many silver gifts. Guests were entertained by two orchestras, and refreshments were served. Guests included: John Krach and Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Haner, of New and Mrs. Deibier, Belfonte; Verne Smead, Beltonte; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cashner and son David, of Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Sitler and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Church, of Berwick; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gingrich and daughter Melanie, Mr.

and Mrs, Wifliam Wike and son Rascal, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Leisey and son Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Good, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Melser. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Haak, Mr.

and Mrs. William Keath, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gristick, Miss Ruth Peters, Willam Kreider, Eddie Hlmmelber- ger, Miss Laura Gingrich, Mrs. Celie Noll, Mrs.

Jane Spang, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Bellinger, Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Neff, Mr. and Mrs. William Barry, Mr. and Mrs.

James Twigg, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zel- ers, Mr.

and Mrs. Melvin Zellers, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Habecker, Miss Jennie Fair burn, Charles Brown, Mr. and' Mrs.

Henry Eberly, Clarence Sanders, Miss Arlene Ward, Robert Singer, Mr. and Mrs. John Jouse and children. Mr. and Mrs.

John Bauer and children, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Snavely, Ed. Good, Mr. and Mrs.

Nick Detz, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Matthews, Miss Theresa Miss Alma Schneider, eorpe Lavendls. William Feather, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Wike and children Dolores and Dorothea, and Mr. and Mrs. Snm Wike and jion. Lebanon Quota Club Has Dr. Morrison As Guest Speaker Dr.

Marjorie Morrison, marital counselor and lecturer on youth and marriage problems, was guest speaker on Monday evening at the monthly program meeting ot the Lebanon Quota Club, held In the Hotel Weimer. Dr. Morrison offered ai a solution to the type of problems with which she deals, more thorough education of the young and a healthier attitude toward the problems on the part of all. Mrs. J.

Harold. Klelnfelter, chairman, of the service committee, and her. committee members, had charge of the program. She presented' Chaud- yeane and Patricia Taylor, the former a pianlit and the latter a vocalist. Serving on Mrs.

Kleinfelter's committee are Mrs. Mary Ail, Mrs. Mildred Sheetz and Miss Christine Hartz. Red roses presented to the following June birthday- celebrants: Mrs. Dorpthy Matterness, Mrs.

Sheetz, Mrs. Ruth Miller, Mrs. Ada McHenry, Mrs. Nora Wertt and Mrs. Maiie Hartlleb.

John Worrllow attended the meeting to speak briefly on the U. S. Savings Bond drive. Miss Marian Baum, member ot the I960 graduating class of Lebanon High School who was awarded the Quota's prize as outstanding commercial student, was a guest. The next meeting will be held on July 10 at Coleman Park, as a covered dish social.

Lustberg, hast Co. Employes Sponsor VA Hospital Dance Women employes of Lustberg, Nast and Company sponsored successfully a dance for patients the Lebanon Veterans Hospital last night. Miss Mary Feather served Shires, hospital chalrmas for the Women of the Moose, Auxiliary No. 668,. had charge of Those present were: Mrs.

Pearl M. Corl, Mrs. Ruth Mrs. Anne Wood, Mrs. Harry'C.

Felty, Mrs. Russell Zellers, Mrs. Joyce Byle, Mrs. Mabel Saltzer, Mrs. Ruth Snavely.

Mrs. Henry Reiner, Mrs. Irene L. Eberly, Mrs. Mary Kieelen, Mrs.

Theresa Smyezynsk, Mrs. Emma Wolfe, Mrs. Henry Reiner, Mrs. Ella Byle, Mrs. Wilbur Imboden, Misses Jane Kimmel, Verna Bruder, Pearl Weirich, PTjofebe Turner, Sleanor Koneff, Theodora Koneff, Eleanor Blouch, Helen Roy, Anna Mishani, and Mary E.

Feather and Eugene B. Floden. Ice cream, homemade cakes, potato chips, pretzels, candy and birch beer were served to 120 patients. Dpn Cassell furnished music for dancing. Also attending from the hospital were David Lehman, chief aid in Building No.

Michael Walsh, assistant recreational director, and Miss Helen Connahan and Miss Esther Attwood, nurses. Hold Bridal Shower For Rose M. Feeman' Miss Almeds Gerberich, of 530 Gre'en Street, entertained at a bridal shower on Monday even- Ing in honor of Miss Rose Marie Feeman, of 307 East Cumberland Street. Miss Feeman will become the bride of Robert Hunslcker on June 24. Decorations follow'ed the traditional umbrella-with-streamers theme, and there was a line strung with kitchen utensils and other useful gifts.

Refreshments were served. Those attending were: Mrs. Edwin Feeman, Mrs. Mary Vaslle, Mrs. Sarah "Wagner, Mrs.

Robert Long, Mrs. Robert Hunsieker, Mrs. Earl Smith Mrs. Stella Gerberich, Misses Rose Feeman, Esther Mark, Marilyn Mark, LaRue Baeshore, Jean Auchenbach, Marion Schreiber, Janet Freshley, Rowena Michael and Almeda Gerberich. Mr.

And Mrs. Brown Are Married 25 Yrs. Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Brown, 423 North 12th Street are celebrating their 26th wedding anniversary Mrs.

Brown Is the former Helen M. Delter of Cressona, and Is president ot the Ladies AuxJllary ot the Good Will Fire Company. Mr. Brown is employed the Lebanon Paper Box Company. The Browns were married In Creftsona, and have one son, Ed' ward, ot Lebanon.

Susan E. Rinehart Becomes Bride Of Harry Earl Sohn Miss Susan Elizabeth Rinehart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William. Rinehart of Mt.

Aetna, and Harry Earl Sohn, son of Mrs. Anna Sohn of Womelsdorf, were married at two o'clock Saturday afternoon in St. John's Reformed. Church, Womelsdorf. with thei Rev.

Harvey J. Miller officiating. The double ring ceremony was used. The bride's gown featured a marquisette skirt over satin, with rows ot lace at the bodice. The skirt ended in.

a long train, and the high neckline was made with an off-shoulder effect in Chan- tllly lace. The sleeves were long and tapering. Her fingertip veil was edged in Chantilly lace and was secured to a crown of lace arid seed pearls. She wore a triple strand of pearls, gift from the bridegroom, and she carried a white Bible with an orchid and ribboa streamers. Mr.

and Mrs. John La Rose, friends of the couple, served as the attendants. Mrs. Rose was gowned in blue satin, with marquisette overskirt. The dress was trimmed in pink, and she wore a pink headdress and pearls, and carried a Colonial bouquet of pink roses.

The men wore business suits and carnations in their lapels. The wedding reception was held for the immediate families and a few friends, at the home of the bride, where the couple will reside. Mrs. Sohn, graduate of Bethel High School, Is employed by the Mt. Aetna Manufacturing Company.

The bridegroom, a graduate of Womelsdorf High School, Is employed at the Middletown Air Depot. Farm Women's Group Meets At Levengeods' Mrs. Jay Levengood, of Kleinfeltersville, was hostess at the June meeting of Farm Women's Group No. 9, at her home. The program feature was a talk by Miss Paige Seely, home economics extension representative of Lebanon County, on the topic "The Difference Between a 'Housekeeper and a Homemaker." Mrs.

Levengood had charge of the devotional'period. Mrs. Louis Bennetch, vice-president, conducted the business session. Plans were made to hold a farm safety program at the July meeting. Sixteen members-attended, and, were served refreshments by the hostess after the meeting adjourned.

Mrs. Anna Gettle Has 86th Birthday Mrs. 118 -Lehman Street, received congratulations of relatives, neighbors, and friends, upon the passing of her 8 6th -birthday. Despite her advanced age, Mrs. Is in excellent health.

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