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6 Logansport Pharos-Tribunt Monday March 21, 1949, I Mrs. Chester Amthauer -will en- tertaia the Washington Township Cass County Home Economics club at her home west of Walton Thursday at 1:30 o'clock. Mrs. Frederick Mayhlll will give a lesson on gardening entitled "Growing Vegetables and Fruits Suitable for Freezing." Outlook for the year will be given by Mrs. Fred Herrlck, and Mrs, Scott will show products.

Cn the hostess committee will be "Mrs. Henry Hitter, Mrs. Flossie Phpadcs, Mrs. Ed Eerlet, Mrs. Carl Far.slcr and Miss Ethel Martin.

and Mrs. Homer Long, 1207 Smead street, will entertain the Berean class of the Church ot the Brethren at their home at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday evening. Ladies Aid of Mc.Veeley Memorial church will meet at 1:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the home of Edna Zimmerman. --tV-- The a a Fathers' program of Tipton school P-TA will take place at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening in the school auditorium. Brownie and Girl Scout troops cf the school are to he in charge ot the program.

Mrs. IT. C. Niemann will give a talk on scouting. A guest speaker will tell the group of the American Red Cross.

Mrs. Robert Faris will be chairman In charge of refreshments. The Wayne Progressive Home club held its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Alpha Hoesel near Grass Creek with Mrs. Lyman Hill serving as co-hostess.

The business meeting was conducted by Mrs. Futilino Van Meter and opened with group singing of "Amcrira. the lautiful." Nora Penny was in charge ot devotions and Mrs, Velmn Lease gave the history of Uio song of the month. The group contributed to the Rod Cross and to the county chorus. Mrs.

Ada Miller presented the project lesson on "Saving Steps in the 1 Mrs. Burl Eber was honored with a pink and blue shower. During the tea served, Mrs. Re- Pownall presided. The table was covered with a lace cloth and tali white candles were used to carry out the green and white St.

Patrick's Day theme. In addition to the If members present were the following guests: Mrs. John Kestle. Mrs. Good.

Mrs. Charles Sutton and Mrs. John Hoesel. The spring meeting of the board of directors of the Cass County Council cf Church Women will take place at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the Calvary Presbyterian church. At that time dues are to be paid ami delegates will be elected to attend the convention at Fort Wayne.

A good attendance is desired. G.I.A. to B. of L. E.

will hold business meeting at 2 o'clock on Thursday afternoon at home of Mrs. Pearl Kinzer, 1-100 North street. -The general Guild meeting and banking day of Ninth Street Christian church has been postponed until Wednesday. March 30. 10-DAY FREE TRIAL IN YOUR OWN HOME AUTOMATIC IRONER Mrs.

Lloyd Swope, 3131 vania avenue, will entertain members St. Catherine of Sienna i Study club of St. Bridget's parish at her home at o'clock Monday evening. Members ot the Coterie will enjoy, a dinner meeting at 6:30 o'clock Monday evening at the home I of Mrs. Mary Sharp, 1925 East Market street.

I A business meeting will follow i the dinner. On the committee in addition to Miss Sharp will be Charlotte Jox, Edna Holden, Grace Kenr.y, and Lois Eldrldge. Mildred Swartzel spoke on "Stewardship" at the recent meeting ot the Pisgah Missionary society held at the home of Mrs. Frank Gibson, route six. The meeting, which was conducted by Margaret Gibson, opened with "the group singing- the hymn "Oh Master Let Me Walk with Thee." Devotions were read by Grace Ban- and roll call was answered by self denial, A playlet on stewardship was given -by Helen Robinson, Ethel Forgey, and Vcra Searight.

This was followed by a based on the topic of stew Vera Searight i the his- tory of the song month, "Sweet Hour of 1 and the group sang the The meeting closud with prayer. Assisting the hostess was Cleo Banta. Refreshments wore served to fourteen members and two children, Day will be observed when members of the Mental Culture I club meet at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon in the parlors ot the Y. W. C.

A. Mrs. Jennie Strar.tz is to be chairman of the social meet- Ing. Eleven members ot the Liberty Homcmakers Home Economics club met for the March meeting at the homo of Marie Rentsculer. Roll call was answered by telling an Irish joke.

Following the business meeting, Margaret Peck, county home demonstration agent, gave an interesting talk. Rcfrshments were served in keeping with a St. Patrick's Day theme. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Virginia Rentscb- ler.

--it-Mr. and Mrs. Loren Modlsett, of West Lafayette, are the parents of a daughter. Kathleen Ann, born Sunday morning at St. Elizabeth's hospital.

Mrs. Modlsett was formerly Marian Hyers, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. S. A.

Hyers, 1112 East Market street, and her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Modisett, Logansport rural route. Mrs, Thomas Welch and her six- 1 weeks-old daughter, of Norfolk, Virginia, arrived by plane Satur- i day to spend a few weeks visiting i her parents, Mr, and. Mrs.

Lloyd. Swope, 3131 Pennsylvania avenue. Mr. "Welch will Join his wife here in two weeks. Also home for the week-end was a son, Tom Swope, a student at i Indiana University.

Mr. and Mrs. James Hipskind and daughters have returned to their home in Albuquerque, New Mexico, after spending two weeks visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hipskind, 420 Tenth street, and Mr.

and Mrc. Eoiom White, of Lucerne, Mr. Hipskind, has been seriously ill. Music Directors Attend Convention William Joseph mar, and Miss Thelraa Sines of the music department of the city schools returned Sunday from a music convention in Davenport, Iowa. The three local music instructors attended the Music Educators National conference at Davenport from Wednesday, March 16, through Saturday, March ID.

Music educators from various parts of the country wore present. 81st Birthday Of Mrs. Mary Fettig Is Quietly Observed Mrs. Mary Fettig will quietly observe her Slst birthday anniversary Monday at the borne of her daughter, Mrs. Louise Daugherty, 222 Wheatland avenue, with whom she resides.

While no special celebration is planned, most of the children were in Logansport over the week-end to visit with their mother. Mrs. Fettig was bora March 21, 1S67. and has spent her entire life -in this community. She is the widow of Anthony Fettig who passed away ten years ago.

celebrant enjoys good health and Is an active member of St. Joseph's church and the Rosary society. She returned here two weeks ago after spending three weeks visiting her daughter in Elyria, Ohio. She is the mother ot ten children, nine ot whom are living. They are: Joseph A.

Fettig, Rockford, Illinois; Mrs. Margaret Card, Elyria. Ohio; Mrs. Carl Wecht, Mrs. C.

G. Berkshire, and Mrs. Robert Daugherty, all of Logansport; Mrs. Charles Chappie and Robert Ci Fettig. of Detroit, and Anthony Fettig, of Logansport.

Also in the immediate family are ten grandchildren and three great-grandsons and five great- granddaughters. Disclose Marriage Of Mary E. Smith ROCHESTER. Mar, 21--Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Mary Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

C. G. Smith, vi.0 West Tenth street, Mishawaka, to Paul R. Ridenour, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Ridenour, East Ninth street, Rochester. The ceremony was performed Saturday in the First Christian Church 'in Mishawaka by the Rev, A. V. Hayes. The bride is a graduate of the Mishawaka high school and Mr.

Ridenour graduated from the Talma high school. The couple will reside at 5-1S Lincoln Way West, South Bend. ANNIVERSARY CELEBRANTS WILLANNA HONESS TO' ROGER A. HOREIN A. quiet observance of their 51st wedding anniversary on Wednesday is planned bv Mr.

and Mrs. Hollis C. Cover, 616 Bavron street. Friends are Invited to call from 7 to 9 o'clock in the evening. rrle The couple was married March 23.

1S9S at the home of the nde ua-ents Mr and Mrs. Jacob Blackketter, of Cass county. Mis. was the former Bessie Blackketter and moved- here from Columbus, Indiana, where she was horn. Her husband was born in Fulton county, the son of Mr.

and Mis. Alorzo Cover. He now has the Logansport Monument company The Covers have spent a number ot years of their married life here She is 69 vears of age and her husband is 72 years old. They have "three children, Mrs. Dwight C.

Dodds, Mrs. Imcgene Kurniok, and Wade W. Cover, all of Gary. In the immediate family there are five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. MARY ADELINE GEYER UNITED IN MARRIAGE TO W.

A. CARLETON ROCHESTER, March 21-- Kenneth Thompson, Dee and Roy Fultz, of Rochester, and is well known here. Her mother will be remembered as the former Rethal Pratt of Rochester. -Mr. and Mrs.

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Scouts Distribute Pamphlets On Cancer Members ot Girl Scout Troop No. 5 who are working for their curved bars received points toward that honor when they delivered cancer pamphlets last week to the dentists, doctors, and beauty shops Of Logansport. The pamphlets were distributed for Mrs. James Bradfield. Those who took part in the activity were Barbara Lewellen, Oveta Knight, Emily Reynolds, and San, dra Prentice.

The curved bar girls are working under the direction of Mrs. Homer Prentice, and must complete a specified number of outside activities in order to earn the curved bar. Promptly coughs et TIGHT ACHING CHEST COLDS Social Calendar Monday 30 p.m.--L a Club, Girl Scout office. p.m.--Tri Kappa. Mrs.

John Braese, rural route 1. nl Shrine No. .9, White Shrine of Jerusalem, I. 0. 0.

F. hall. 30 p.m.---L a Club, Girl Scout office. :30 u.m.--Best Ever Class, Broad way Methodist church, Mrs. S.

S. Granger. 45 p.m.--Tri Kappa, Mrs. John Breese, rural route 1.. :30 p.

of America, D. of A. hall. p. Mary Sharp.

Catherine of Sienna study -club. Mrs. Lloyd Swcpe. Tuesday :30 p.m.-Delta Chi Sigma, YWCA parlors. p.m.--VFW Auxiliary.

p. ot Isabella, of hall. City Movie Club, Muehlhausen Spring Co. City Lodge No. 254.

L. A. to B. of R. I.

0. 0. F. hall. :30 p.

P-TA, at the school. :30 p. Guild of Calvary Presbyterian church, MUS Williams. class ot Broadway Methodist church, in the church parlors. :30 p.

m--Frances E- Circle, Wheatland avenue Methodist church, Mrs. Free-in Vprnor 30 P-TA Fathers Night, at the school, auditorium. EUa Rogers Funeral To Be Held Tuesday LEBANON, March 21--(UP) -Services will bo' held tomorrow tor Elzn 0. Rogers, 72, former Indiana State Republican chairman and loader of a fruitless 1928 GOP national convention drive to nominate- the lato Son. James E.

Watson for president. Rogers died in his home heie Saturday night alter a long illness. He was State chairman from 192S to 1932, was Lebanon mayor nearly 40 years ago, a World War I veteran and an attorney, Rogers was the second former GOP State chairman to die in a The first was Ivan C. Morgan. Austin, who succeeded Rogers in 1932.

Miss Mary Adeline Geyer and William Arthur Carleton. were married at 4:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon in the home of the bride's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Claude L. Geyer, 129 Peashway Avenue, South Bend.

Mr. Carleton is the son oE -wedding Mr. and- Mrs. Guy A. Carleton, Aberdeen, South Dakota but has been residing 1 in South Bend.

The living room fireplace transformed into an improvised Robert Quiet Ceremony Read was! For Helen Berkshire altar by using arrangements of all white flowers, garlands of srailax and tapers. On either side were floor vases filled with white snapdragons and white tulips. Rev. Charles Tupper Baillie, D. pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, South Bend, officiated.

Music for the occasion was played by Irene Pyle Millar, harpist. Mrs. John Winant, New York City, the former Kathryn Geyer, attended her sister. The best man Miss Helen Berkshire, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Berkshire.

I of Lake Cicott, was united in niar- I riage to Robert Merkert, son of Mrs. Florence Merkert, of Rochester, at a quiet ceremony solemnized at the'Methodist'parsonage in Leiters Ford on Sunday. The bride was attired in a dressmaker suit of Dacia brown with Georgia Koppe And Robert Stephenson United In Marriage Miss Georgia Koppe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Koppe, 427 Fifteenth street, became the bride of Robert L.

Stephenson at 7:30 o'clock Saturday evening before i the altar of the Broadway Evan- selical United Brethren church, i The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stephenson, Logansport route three. I The single ring ceremony was read before a background of pot-' ted palms and illumination provided by tall tapers. The Reverend Walter House, pastor of the -church, officiated.

A program of bridal music was played preceding the ceremony by Mary Flory, organist. A suit of navy blue, fashioned in dressmaker style was worn by the bride. She wore harmonizing accessories and a pert hat of navy blue felt accented with white edging and a feather. Her ensemble was complimented wi.th a corsage of blush pink camellias tied with a satin bow. Attending her sister as matron of honor was Mrs.

Mary Martin. She was attired in a kelly green suif with which she wore black accessories. Her corsage was of white gardenias. William Stephenson attended his brother as best man. A.

reception was held at the home of the bride's parents after the ceremony- Spring flowers provided decorations throughout the entertaining rooms. The bridal ta! ble was centered with a tiered I wedding cake frosted in white wJtli 1 pink rosebuds. Hostesses at the reception were Mrs. Martin and Miss Carmen Koppe, sisters ot the bride. The bride was graduated from Logansport high school in 1942 and is an employe of the Associated Tax service.

Her husband is a graduate oE Washington high school and is engaged in farming. The couple will establish residence on route four, Logansport. Miss Cosby Is Wed To Dean E. Maxwell At Manse Jn Delphi DELPHI, Mar. 21--The marriage of Miss Settle Louise Cosby and Dean Edward Maxwell was solemnized Friday morning at the manse of the Delphi Presbyterian church.

with the Reverend Miles A. Freeman Miss Willanna Crampton Honess and Roger Albert Herein will, exchange vows at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the home of the bride in Goshen. Miss Honess is the daughter of Mrs. Caulkins Honese, 320 South Fifth street, Gosben, and bridegroom-to-be is the son of Mrs. Albert Horein and the late Albert Horein, of.

Mishawaka. The double ring ceremony will be read'by the Reverend Herman J. Weber, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, who is pastor of the West Louisville Evangelical and Reform church of Louisville, Kentucky. A profusion ot spring flowers will provide decorations for the home and a program ot bridal music will be offered by Mrs. G.

C. Mann, of Goshen. Thomas O'Neall Caulklns, of Bayside, Long Island, New York, will give his niece in marriage. The bride will be gowned in candlelight satin fashioned with a molded bodice accented with a square neckline and outlined with a has been employed with the Fort Wayne branch of William b. Moore's Inc.

The couple will le at home in. Elkuart after May 1. band of tarpunte embroidery and seed pearls. The long sleeves ex- Bopp-Vautaw Rites Are Read Saturday At Broadway Church Mrs. Ellen Louise Bopp and John J.Vautaw were united in marriage at o'clock Saturday evening in the Broadway Methodist church, 'with the Reverend J.

Vergil Siberal officiating at the double rins ceremony. The bride is the daughter of and Mrs. H. E. Bopp, 525 High street, and her husband is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Vautaw, 923 North Phillips street, in Kokomo. Attending the couple were Martha Wittikcr of Kokomo. as maid of honor, and Harry Vautaw, brother of the bridegroom, of Kokomo, as best man. For her wedding the bride was attired in a dressmaker suit of egg shell gabardine fashioned with Mies Wittikev wore a suit beige gabardine with black acces- seea pearis.

me iun CA- gg shell gauaruJiiK tend to bridal points over the a a lloped collar. Her accessories hands. The bouffant hoop skirt will brown and she wore a fall into a chapel train anil her full ng hat of straw. Her bridal length veil of imported French corsa was a single orchid. illusion will cascade from a tiara of rose point lace and orange blossoms.

She will carry a muff of candlelight satin with white iris. the bride as maid ot honor will be Sally Voorhies, of Goshen. Her gown will be of aqua jersey with a molded bodice, cap sleeves and a bouffant skirt. She will wear matching mils. Her heir hojue flowers will be formed an old- raa, A graduate of Logauspon series.

Her ensemble was meuted. with an orchid corsage. Following the ceremony a small reception for the families and a few friends was held at the homa i. The couple then Michigan, where fashioned bouquet. Kent Brecthal, nephew of the 7: was William Sandston, of Mid- I wMch WQre accessories of deep Th7 was of mellow brown and a straw hat ivory -slipper satin fashioned with a hue.

sheer net yoke, long sleeves tapering to points at the wrist, basque waist and voluminloug gored skirt which hopped and ended in a train: A Duchess lace mantilla was draped over her full length imported English illusion veil and she carried an antique fan upon which lillles ot the valley were arranged. Winant's gown was oE blue and gold iridescent taffeta and she carried yellow jonquils and English ivy. A reception followed in the Geyer after which the couple left on a honeymoon trip to Europe. They will return May first and will reside at 803 Colfax Avenue, South Bend. The bride Is a graduate ot the Central high school in South Bend and Duke University, Durham, N.

Mr. Carleton is a graduate of Iowa State College at Ames and is a civil engineer. The bride is the niece oc Mrs. of natural The bridegroom's mother served a reception for members of the Immediate families at her home after the wedding. The couple then left lor a wedding trip through the south.

Mrs. Merkert was graduated from Burnettsville high school and is employed at Madeline's Beauty shop. Her husband is a graduate of Letters Ford high school and is an employe of the Barnes Construe- tlon company. The couple will be at home Leiters Ford. bridegroom, will serve as best man.

Immediately after the wedding there, will be a reception at the home. The bridal table will be covered with a white damask heirloom belonging to the bride's great- grandmotber. the late Mrs. A. Crampton.

During the reception Mrs. W. T. Bracicenridge. of Delphi, will pour and will be assisted by Miss Martha Spurgeon, of New Paris, and the Misses Amy Kat- ziuger, Jean Dennis, and Maryln Blood, of Goshen.

When the couple leaves for the wedding trip through southern Indiana and Kentucky, the bride will 1 be attired in a tweed suit of light gray broken check with which she i will wear navy blue accessories. The bride-elect was graduated 1 from Goshen high school and is a member of Chi Sigma sorority and the Charles Carroll chapter of D. A. R. Mr.

Horein was graduated from Mishawaka high school and attended Elmhurst College. He school, the bride was formerly employed at the Logansport Machine company. Her husband was graduated from Kokomo high school and is employed as a power lineman for the Hoosier Engineering corn- pany in Detroit. performing the ceremony. The bride's parents are Mr.

and Mrs Millard Cosby, of Lafayette route one, and the bridegroom is the son of- Mrs. Faith Maxwell, of only attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Myles, of Mar- shall, Illinois. A wedding breakfast was served at the home ot the bride's parents after the ceremony.

Following a short trip to Illinois, the couple will be at home in Delphi where Mr. Maxwell is employed at the Globe Valve factory. He IB a veteran of World War II. at MADE JUST FOR to give," jS no need to cut these tablets. accurate dosage, Vt adult dose.

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