The Herald from Jasper, Indiana • Page 3

Monday, December 29,1969 THE DAILY HERALD Page 3 WEDDINGS CLUBS IFonieii JP 'age PERSONALS BIRTHS SOCIAL CANCELED Volley ball for the girls of Holy scheduled for Monday evening, is canceled until Jan. 5. MONDAY The Jasper High School Concert Choir will present a Concert of Sacred Music at Trinity U.C.C. at 7 p.m. and at St.

Joseph's Church at 9 o'clock. Highway Death Toll Below Expectations By United Press International The traffic death toll for the 102-hour Christmas holiday period will be well below National Safety Council estimates. more, it may not match a comparable nonholiday period. a case of Mother Nature playing Santa a council spokesman said today. inclement weather and really heavy snow kept many people home for the holiday." The council had estimated that between 800 and 920 persons would die on the nation's roads between 6 p.m.

Wednesday and midnight Sunday, local time. In a comparable nonholiday period, about 640 persons would be killed in traffic accidents. A United Press International count this morning showed at least 575 persons killed in traffic accidents. A breakdown of accidental deaths: Traffic 595 Planes 5 Fires 95 Miscellaneous 64 Total 759 Texas and California led the states with 50 traffic deaths each. Florida had 37, Michigan 29, Ohio and New York 25 each, and South Carolina and Georgia 21 each.

No traffic deaths were reported in Alaska, Delaware, Washington, D.C., Nevada, North Carolina and Vermont. 20th Century Lit. Club Has Christmas Meeting The Twentieth Century Literary Club held its annual Christmas dinner at the Jasper Country Club with Mesdames Wayne Newcum, William Cox and E. W. Steinkamp and Miss Victoria Urich as hostesses.

The tables were decorated with angels, small white Christmas trees and blue candles. The gift table featured a white paper tree with blue lights. The business meeting was dispensed with and members' responses to roll call pertained to the Christmas season. Mrs. Wayne Newcum gave a review of Elizabeth Christmas story, of the Angels." The evening was concluded with a gift exchange.

Hospital Notes A hooped back chair with numerous spindles is one of the best known early American types known as Windsor. Big Selection of Sportcoats From $29.95 Dept. Store MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (From Jasper community unless otherwise noted). BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs.

Allen Dosch, R. 2, 8 lb. 5 oz. boy; Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Rohleder, 708 Mill, 7 lb. 4oz. boy. ADMISSIONS Richard P. Berger, 324 E.

Eighth; Clarence Harder, 1808 Newton; Ronald Allen Lechner, 9, son of Vincent, R. Mrs. Gloria Mathies, 1324V2 Kundek. Mrs. Francis Schepers, 1536 Leopold; Mrs.

Robert Pearson, Odon; Mark Sellers, 5, son of Flavian Montgomery; Mrs. Lewis Weisheit, R. 2. Robert L. Verkamp, 1009 W.

13th; Mrs. Dorothy Brown, 319 E. Fifth; Mrs. Delcas Neukam, Dubois; Earl Boyd Shoals; Phillip Sellers, Montgomery. Mrs.

Charles G. Rasico, Loogootee; Charles Raymond Kerby, French Lick; Orvie E. Smith, Otwell; Mathies Lueken, R. 5. DISMISSALS Mrs.

Robert Pearson, Odon; Mrs. William C. Siebe and baby, KRISTINE JAN INA KUCZYNSKI The daughter born Nov. 18 to Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Kuczynski of R. 2, Jasper, was baptized Dec. 24 in St. Joseph Church by the Rev. William Wargel, receiving the name Kristine Janina.

Rosemary Burger of Jasper andSecond Lt. James A. Burger of Savannah, are the sponsors. Robert A. Chesebrough manufactured the first petroleum jelly in 1870 and coined the word to identify his particular brand.

LAST 2 DAYS Dec. 29-30 FOX John Wavne Rode Hudson "the Undefeated COLOR BY DEIUXE 7:30 STARTS WED. 7 Day Showing ELVIS PRESLEY MARY TYLER MOORE 'CHANGE OF HABIT' A UNIVERSAL PICTURE Kathleen Van Huysse Weds James Schmidt Miss Kathleen Marie Van Huysse became the bride of James Schmidt Sunday afternoon in a nuptial mass at St. Joseph Church concelebrated by the ftev. Daniel Buechlein, cousin of the bridegroom, and the Very Rev.

August Fichter, pastor of the church. Red poinsettias and variegated holly decorated the high altar and seven branched candelabra flanked the free standing altar. Preceding the ceremony the Jasper High School Concert Choir under the direction of William Balsbaugh, sang sacred Christmas selections. Maurice Gutgsell was soloist and Mrs. Dixie Greulich was organist.

Parents of the bridal couple are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Huysse and Mr. and Mrs. Roman Schmidt, all of Jasper.

Matron of honor was Mrs. Robert Hedinger, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Misses Eileen, Christine and Mary Van Huysse, also sisters of the bride, Mrs. Alfred Hoffman and Mrs. Robert Humbert, sisters of the bridegroom, and Miss Catherine Howell of Earlington, college roommate of the bride.

Miss Christine Brewer was flower girl. The groom chose his brother, Thomas Schmidt, as best man. Groomsmen and ushers were Eugene, Kenneth and Mark Schmidt, the groom's brothers, Patrick and James Van Huysse, brothers of the bride, and William Muller of 337 W. Eighth; George Thomas Asbell, Shoals; Harold R. Harner French Lick.

David J. Dove, R. Amos Jones, Shoals; Mrs. Favilla Mattingly, 1503 Newton; Mrs. Gilbert W.

Link, Huntingburg. LaDonna Recker, 1316 Mill; Linus J. Kluemper R. Evelyn Renner, R. Edward Merder, 327 E.

Eighth. DEATH Mrs. Emma M. Kirwer, 91, Good Samaritan Nursing Home, died 4:15 p.m. Sunday.

ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL Evansville, college roommate of the groom. Philip Schmidt, the groom's nephew, was ring bearer. The bridal attendants wore long moss green velvet with ivory crepe high rolled collars and long puffed sleeves edged with embroidered braid. Their headpieces were crescents of fresh variegated holly and pink sweetheart roses with pink velvet ribbons.

They carried bouquets of pink roses, stephanotis and holly. The flower girl wore a circlet of holly and roses with floor length streamers. She carried a basket of pink sweetheart roses and ivory stephanotis. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a formal gown of ivory peau de soie and d'ange lace. The pearl-beaded lace empire bodice featured a high sculptured neckline and long leg- of-mutton sleeves.

Matching lace edged the A-line skirt and full detachable chapel train. A Camelot cap of pearl-beaded lace secured the full cathedral length veil. She carried a cascade bouquet of ivory stephantois, pink sweetheart roses, baby's breath and variegated holly. A reception was held immediately following the ceremony at the Huntingburg Country Club. The couple is honeymooning in Gatlinburg, Tenn.

Mrs. Schmidt chose a pale pink wool three-piece suit with brown accessories and a corsage of phalaenopsls orchids and stephanotis for traveling. Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt will reside in Bowling Green, where both are senior recreation majors at Western Kentucky University.

(From Huntingburg community unless otherwise noted) BIRTH Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Hoffman, R. 2, 7 lb.

12 oz. boy. ADMISSIONS Edward Weyer, Ferdinand; Ruth Beaman, R. 2, Winslow; Mrs. Bessie W'halen, Birdseye; Joseph Fritz, Siberia; Mrs.

James Spurlock, R. 3, Dale; Barney Ingram, Holland Mrs. Vernon Brothers, Holland Mrs. Alice Neihaus, St. Meinrad Mrs.

Ida Haug, Dale; Karen Sue Tullis, Chrisney; Debra Burk, 8, daughter of Bernard, Dale; Cynthia Mutchman, 6, daughter of Chester, R. W. Dalton Wayne, Dale; Leo Bickwermert, Jasper. DISMISSALS Hilbert Schuck S. Geiger; Vickie Rice, 11, daughter of Billy, R.

1, Holland; Jacob Hartwick, 10 months, son of Victor, Birdseye; Sherry Glyn, daughter of Jessie, Gentryville; Cathy Dilger, Evansville; Mrs. Faye McFarland, 1107 N. Main; Marla Hohl, R. Raymond Bartley; Ferdinand; Francis Niehaus, Ferdinand; Mrs. Carol Burch and baby, Petersburg; Mrs.

Alfred Audry, Branchville; James Lynn, Winslow; Mrs. William Renfrow, R. Elmer Gentry 11, son of Elmer R. 1, Chrisney. NEW rw SEUE DANCE Jasper Hats Horns Noisemakers Adm.

$2.50 per person Musi by The Country Cousins for the tastiest fish in town! OUR FISH SANDWICH just Now through January 4 dining-room curb carry-out RESTAURANTS U.S. 231 N. JASPER.