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Solemnized In U. B. Church Here Miss Vera Gail Hershberger Exchanges Vows With. Sgt. Bernard A.

Nadeau, Recently, Returned From Overseas, At Candlelight Ceremony In the glow of candles, the stained glass windows and abra.in the chancel, of wedding of Miss Vera Gail Nadeau, home on 21 day Iceland, England and France, 'ning at 6:30. The Rev, W. E. Fulmer mony; in the presence of a friends. White chrysanthemums palms and ferns together with formed a setting of beauty for W.

H. Snyder, organist, and presented a recital of nuptial mony. Mrs. Snyder's selections included "Are Bach-Gounod, Schubert's the traditional wedding marches and during the ceremony Nevin's, "Love Miss Schilling sang Promise de K6ven, "At Charles Wakefield Cadman, and "I Love You Carrie Jacobs Bond. Escorted by her father Noah "Hershberger who gave her in marriage, the bride, wore a gown of off satin sweetheart neck, long fitted sleeves and the full skirt ended in a long train.

A crown of pearls held the bride's which was edged with exquisite lace. -Her flowers were shower of bride's roses centered with an orchid. For "something borrowed" the bride wore a string of pearls belonging to a close friend. Miss Elizabeth Koffel, as maid of honor, Miss Marjorie Harrold, of Helps You Overcome FALSE TEETH Looseness and Worry No longer be annoyed or feel. 111 at ease because of loose, wabbly false teeth.

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24, 1944, Events 6 Meetings Page Local Girl Candidate For Ohio State Miss Laurel Secrist, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Merle Secrist of 886 10tl1 st NE has been chosen as one of 6 candidates for queen to reign over the homecoming celebration to be held at Ohio State university this weekend. The queen who will be crowned at the Ohio State-Michigan football game Saturday, afternoon, Nov.

25, will remaining contestants as members of her court. Each sorority selected 1 candidate, and preliminary elections were then held. Miss Secrist represents Alpha Phi. The other 5 high ranking girls and their sororities include: Miss Betty Jo Kaufman of East Liverpool, Chi Omega; Miss Joyce Gaffney of Lancaster, Kappa Kappa Gamma; Miss Toby J. Macklin of 'Columbus, Kappa Alpha Theta; Miss Jacqueline Dyson of Youngstown, Kappa Delta, and Miss Barbara J.

Thomas of Columbus, Alpha Chi Omega. Results of a general election which were announced last week revealed the 6 finalists, in the general election to be held this week, with the results being announced tonight at midnight at the Homecoming ball. The election was open to any girl on the campus. Miss Secrist, who is a senior student, majoring in bacteriology is a member of the Elizabeth Blackwell society, a biological honorary Miss Secrist graduated from Washi ington high with the class of '41 where she was. co-editor of the '41 yearbook and a member of the Struts and Frets dramatic club and the' National Honor Society.

Miss Ruth A. Secrist, a sister of Laurel, is a freshman student at Ohio State, land a brother, Richard, is a menber of the class of '45 of ton high. Library Story Hour Thanksgiving stories -will be told at main library Saturday morning at 10. Miss Marie Heltzman will be the story teller. Longfellow P.

T. A. Party, Teacher Longfellow Parent association sponsored a card party Tuesday evening at 8 in the auditorium when 35 tables of cards were in progress. Honors in. contract bridge went to Mrs.

Herman Zepp and Miss Emma Meuser with Mrs. Henry Liebermann winning the prize 500. Special prizes were awarded Mrs. J. S.

Easterly, Miss Lillian Rhodes, Mrs. Carrie Young and Mrs. Paul Crone. A cash prize was won by Miss Osa Kordel's second grade. Refreshments were served by the committee on the card tables.

The committee was composed Mrs. Julius Wittmann, general chairman and Mrs. M. W. Anderson, social chairman, assisted of the second and third grades, Mrs.

A. A. Maurer, Mrs. L. Easterly, Mrs.

H. E. Pitton, Mrs. V. W.

Fisher, Mrs. Sheldon Bunting, Mrs. G. F. Bruegger, Mrs.

Cobb and Mrs. H. E. Ritter. 1120 Oak ave SE celebrated the Thanksgiving season Sunday honoring their son, Ralph E.

Dickerson, fireman first class, United States Navy, who was home on 4 days leave from the Navy yard in New York city. Fireman Dickerson, who returned Monday night to New York, is with the motor torpedo boat squadron. Table decorations were in keeping with the season, the centerpiece being an arrangement of chrysanthemums and red roses and tall lighted candles were placed at the ends of the table, The guests included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hopkins, Miss Fiorence Hopkins, Roy and Jerry Hopkins and Mrs.

Kate Hopkins of Dickerson Doylestown; of Mr. and Mrs. John Newcastle, and Edward Russ of this city. 0-00 Thanksgiving Dinner and Party Mr. and Mrs.

William Shammo of 1827 Lincoln Way NW entertained their children and families at 8 Thanksgiving dinner when covers were laid for 15. Two large cakes were placed at the ends of the table. The evening was spent! playing bunco, with prizes being awarded to Mrs. H. Cunningham, T.

A. Shammo and Miss Virginia Blackstone, 0 000 Celebrate Thanksgiving Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dickerson of Coming Meetings. Junior Catholic Daughters Court Massillon, Juntor Catholic Daughters of America, has been invited to attend hard-time party to be given by St.

Joseph's Canton court in the church basement, Saturday evening 25. All members are asked to meet 'at the bus terminal at 6:45 to get the Canton bus at 7. Women Of The Moose The ritual staff of the Women of the Moose will meet this evening at 7:30 in the Moose hall. All tickets on the bowling league blanket must be returned this evening at the club. Stanwood Reformed Church The thankoffering service which was to be held Sunday evening at the Stanwood Reformed church has been postponed until Sunday, Dec.

3. The program will consist of short plays, readings and music. Daughters of St. George The Daughters of St. George, will hold a regular meeting Saturday afternoon at 1:30 in the Trades and Lacor hall.

D. of A. Card The orphan home fund comParty. mittee of the Daughters of America will hold a regular card party this evening at 8:15 in the republican club room of Hotel Conrad, The public is invited. Ideal Auxiliary The Ideal auxiliary will hold a regular meeting this evening at 7:20 in the CIO hall above the Grand theater, when initiation of candidates will be held.

All candidates whose applications have been accepted are asked report, and all members and officers are urged to attend. Refreshments will be served following the meeting. Personality Brunch Dec. 'At 8 Club placed in single candleholders in arranged in 7 branched candel-1 of United Brethren, the Hershberger and Sgt. Bernard A.

from 34 months service in took place Thanksgiving officiated at the double ring. cereassemblage of relatiyes and arranged in tall white vases, candelabra entwined in greens the exchange of vows. Mrs. Miss Norma Schilling, soloist, music 15 minutes before the cere- Wilmot, the bride's aunt and Miss Polly Telford, the bridesmaids, were gowned alike in poudre blue chiffon fashioned, with low necklines, short puffed sleeves and full floor length skirts. Red roses were worn in their hair and they carried of the same flowers.

PFC Jack Larson who recently returned from duty with the 37th in the South Pacific, India and Bur-, ma, served as best man. Ushers were Dale Harrold, of Wilmot an uncle, and Nic Taslas. Andrew Pflas and Alfred Young of Brewster were also members of the wedding party. Mrs. Hershberger the bride's mother wore orchid wool with black accessories and a corsage of white carnations.

A wedding dinner was served the New Venice club. Flowers and la 3 tiered wedding cake topped with a miniature soldier and his bride decorated the table. Sgt. Nadeau and his bride left later on a wedding trip to Florida where the groom will be reassigned. The bride wore black suit with matching accessories! and pinned the orchid from her bridal bouquet to the lapel of her coat.

The bride will return to Mas-1 sillon after the groom has received: his assignment, Sgt. Nadeau is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Nadeau of New Philadelphia and employed by Massillon Steel Castings Co. before he entered the service March 21, 1941.

Weds At Presbyterian Manse The manse of Central Presbyter-: ian church was the scene of a quiet wedding ceremony Thanksgiving Day at 2 when Miss June Dibert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Dibert 771 11th st SE became the bride Francis E.

Wazlavek, son of of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Wazlavek of 126 Dwight ave SE.

The Rev. J. Rodger Sillars performed the ceremony. The bride wore a dress of soldier blue topped with a gold coat and accessories in black. Her flowers.

were roses. The ceremony was witnessed by the mother of the groom. Mr. Wazlavek, who has received an honorable discharge from the army, -is employed by the Ohio Bell Telephone Co: Canton. The newlyweds, will reside at 419 Tremont ave Great Way to relieve stuffiness, invite Sleep Pa if nose fills up FEW DROPS Tonight Mako Breathing Easier It's wonderful how a little up each nostril relieves stuffy transient congestion.

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Powder is safe and gentle, yet effective and amazingly economical Get K.A.P. Powder today, at GRAYS a Baring Wedding Bells Ring For Local Brides Bar Harbor Romance Culminates In Marriage Of Hardison And PFC Raymond Gresser; Mary Elizabeth Perl Weds William Crawford St. Mary's Catholic church appointed weddings Thanksgiving themums decorated the altars ist, provided the wedding music Thomas Miss Perl, Mary, 951 Elizabeth 8th Perl NE st of Mrs. Ollie Crawford of 2916 in marriage Thursday morning mass with the Rev. John J.

Miss Helen Hardison, daughter of Bar Harbor, became the ser, of Langley field, son 222 9th st NE at 10:30 o'clock, nuptial mass. Hardison-Gresser Nuptials The marriage of Miss Helen Hardison and PFC Gresser culminated a romance which had its inception in Bar Harbor when the groom was training with the armed forces in the state of Maine. Escorted Mr. Gresser, the groom's father, the bride looked radiantly lovely, in a gown of white slipper satin with train and. fingertip length veil held in place by a crown of seed pearls, as she walked down the center aisle preceded by her attendants, the groom's 2 sisters, Dorothy Morris, of Alexandria, the matron of honor and Mrs.

Clothilda Lapikas, as bridesmaid. The bride's gown had a shirred bodice with round neckline and a square inset of crepe de chine edge, with a ruffle of exquisite Chantilly It was closed to the waistline with tiny buttons sleeves fell in points over the hands. The gracefully full skirt swept into a train. She carried a shower bouquet of white roses and white pompons and a rosary which had been sent to her by the Rev. Fr.

Fitzpatrick Bar Harbor, who gave her. instructions. Her jewelry was a gold locket the gift of the groom. Mrs. Morris wore an orchid gown, designed with a fitted bodice of taffeta with sweetheart neckline and bracelet length sleeves and a very full net skirt.

Taffeta flowers were appliqued on the skirt. Mrs. Lapikas wore turquoise fashioned with 8 satin bodice, sweetheart neckline with bracelet sleeves and a full skirt of net. Yellow chrysanthemums were carried by the attendants with matching flowers in their hair," and they wore dinner bracelets, gifts of the bride. The groom gave his attendant.

a key case. Mrs: Gresser, the groom's mother, wore soldier blue crepe with black accessories and a corsage of white carnations. Mrs. Hardison, the bride's mother, was unable to attend the' wedding and her daughter wired her roses. Staff '5gt.

Eugene Lehman, of Canton, gunner on a B-24, who Is home from the European theater, having completed 50 combat missions served PFC Gresser as best man. As the bride placed her bouquet on the altar Blessed Virgin, 8 Beau- the soloist sang "On This Day tiful His other selections were Schubert's "Ave Maria" "and Cesar Franck. Wedding Dinner In Canton A wedding dinner followed at Merdus restaurant, Canton. 3 tiered wedding cake decorated the table in the private dining room. PFC Gresser and his bride received their friends Informally from 2 to 5 at their.

residence. Later the young couple left.on 8 wedding trip of unknown destination. For traveling the bride wore a black gown trimmed with sequins with a sequin calot to match and a fuchsia coat. The 'bride before her marriage, graduated from Bar Harbor high and commercial college and WAS employed a stenographer at Bar Harbor hospital. The former Miss Hardison arrived in the city Thursday, 16.

Before her departure from Maine she was honored at a number. of pre-nuptial partles and presented with gifts by her friends. PFC Gresser graduated from Washington high school and before his induction into the armed forces was a member of the office staff at Hercules Motor Corp. He is serving at Langley field, and since the time of his induction he served as an engineer on a rescue boat of the 1st AAF. Perl- Crawford Nuptials Miss Mary Elizabeth Perl chose Thursday as the day for her marrage to William J.

Crawford as it marked the wedding anniversary o. her parents and also her birthday anniversary. Given in marriage by her father, the bride looked lovely in 3 gown of white silk jersey with sweetheart neckline, fitted bodice and the skirt was made full with a train. Her fingertip length veil of bridal illusion fell from a dutch cap of lace and she carried a colonial bouquet of white pompons and carnations. Mrs.

Vic Decker, sister of the groom, was matron of honor and wore a gown of coral crepe with a headdress of coral and aqua ostrich tips. She carried a bouquet of white pompons and American beauty I roses. Mrs. Vincent Perl, sister-inlaw of the bride and Miss Mary Ruth Hamel, cousin of the groom, were bridesmaids. They wore gowns styled alike of pale rose and aqua taffeta and marquisette.

With her pale rose gown, Mrs. Perl wore a headdress of turquoise ostrich tips and aqua marquisette. Miss Hamel's headdress was of fuchsia ostrich tips and pale rose marquisette. They carried bouquets of pink pompons and carnations. Judith Decker, small niece of the groom, was Nower girl and wore a princess gown of turquoise silk jersey with a a a a a a a a a a matching head band.

She carried a bouquet of white and pink pompons. Vincent Perl, brother of the bride. served as best man and Dr. J. F.I was the scene of 2 charmingly White chrysanand Mrs.

Walter Gross, organwith Roberte Mang as soloist. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. and William J. Crawford, son Lincoln Way NW, were at 9:30.

o'clock at nuptial high Pertz as celebrant. of Mrs. Lillian Hardison, bride of PFC Raymond of Mr. -and Mrs. Leo Father Pertz celebrating the O'Hara, jr, and Vic Decker, of Canton, were the ushers.

the double ring ceremony Robert Mang sang accompanied by Mrs. Gross. Following the ceremony the bride presented her bouquet at the altar of the Blessed Virgin. Reception and Dinner wedding dinner followed at Bender's restaurant in Canton for the bridal party and members of the Immediate families. An informal reception was held in the afternoon at the home of the bride's parents.

The bride's mother was accessories attired in black with fuchsia and the with groom's brown mother wore blue crepe accessories. Corsages of white carnations were worn by the mothers. The. couple left later on a short trip 2916 after which they' will reside at Lincoln Way, NW. For traveling the bride wore a melon gown with black accessories and a Chesterfield topcoat.

0-0-0 Observe Golden Wedding Day Thanksgiving Day, truly a red letter day on the calendar of Mr. on and the Mrs. Lincoln David Brenner, who reside Highway near' East Greenville, as it marked their golden wedding anniversary. The house was a veritable bower of flowers sent by their friends and relatives. Chrysanthemums all the gorgeous fall colorings were ranged in the rooms, where Mr.

and Mrs. Brenner held open house afternoon. and evening. Refreshments were served in the dining room by their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Raymond Brenner and Mrs.

Wilbur Eckard. The celebration began with a famtly dinner at noon. Guests Included Mrs. D. T.

Brubach, sister of Mr. Brenner, and W. C. Higginbotham of Philadelphia, Mrs. Edward Bower, of Harrisburg, Pa.

and Mrs. Nancy Hershey of Dalton, Mrs. Brenner's only sister. The esteem in which Mr. and Mrs.

Brenner are held by their many friends and relatives -was expressed in the many cards of congratulation, floral tributes and gifts feceived. The marriage. of Mr. and Mrs. Brenner took place Nov.

23, 1894 at the Baer homestead at Sixteen, the Mr. Berkey performing the ceremony. Mrs. Brenner is the former Miss Ada Baer and after their marriage they took up residence at their country home where they have lived for 50 years. They have 1 son, Raymond Brenner and grandson, David ITT, Westminster Bible Class Westminster Bible class of the Central Presbyterian church held a meting Tuesday evening at the residence of Mrs.

John Steele of 23rd st BE, with 13 members present. Mrs. A. L. Barr had charge of the devotionals and plans were made for Christmas party to be held Tuesday evening, Dec.

19, at the residence of Mrs. A. H. Carlton of 16 7th st SW, when a 25c gift exchange will be featured. Refresh- East.

Greenville T. A. The East Greenville Parent-Tea-(Social cher association held a meeting Friday evening. with a capocity audience in attendance. Following a suggestion of the Literary committee of the Stark County department of education, declamation and mustcal contests were.

preceded by the salute singing the of the national anthem, flag and reading from Scripture, Songs were presented by grades 1 to 8 inclusive and vocal solos featured following: Joann Ickes, Alice Graybill, Wilfred Brenner jr, and LeRoy Shaffer, Nancy Brenner and Mary Yoder, Edith Johnson Harriette Nickols sang duets. Recitations were given by Beatrice Bucklew, Nelson' Specht, Robert Berger, Gene Karr, Mary Yoder, Evelyn Steely, Billy Patt, Jimmy. Berger, Ronnie Gardner, Doris Lint, Gladys Kaufman, Jack Norton, Bruce Brenner, Betty Crottinger, Edna' Lint, James Tombow, Marie Leeson, Alice Graybill, Harvey Shaffer, Eileen Bucklew, Leroy Shaffer, Nancy Brenner and Lois Wertz. The following were chosen by the Judges: vocal solo, Alice Graybill, first; Joann Ickes and LeShaffer, second; vocal duets, Mary Yoder and Nancy Brenner, first; declamations, Eileen Bucklew, Alice Graybill and Bruce Brenner, 1st, 2nd and 3rd, respectively. Honorable mention was received by Evelyn Steely, Lois Wertz, Gladys Kaufman and Specht, and all winners will Nelson.

in the district contest to be held Wednesday, Dec. 6. Jess Zupp, president, conducted the business when Mrs. Lucille Deetz, principal, gave a report on reading circle books and repairs for the picture machine. Announcement was made that Mrs.

Leon Graybill will accept donations for the honor roll. Mrs. Byron Kreiger, Mrs. Wilfred Brenner and Mrs. Jess Zupp will be in charge of the December meeting.

A candy sale, and auction of pastry was held as a feature of the evening. All committees are asked to meet at the school Monday evening, Nov. 27 at 7. 0--0-0 V. F.

W. Auxiliary. A regular meeting of V. F. W.

was held Wednesday evening in the club rooms when plans were made for the annual Christmas party of the auxillary to be held following the next meeting Dec. 13. There will be a 30 cent. gift exchange. Mrs.

Amelia Weltlich, announced ways and means, chairman, a white phant sale be held in connection with the The auxiliary' will serve the bond, booth Roebuck the week of Dec. 4, during the sixth war loan drive. Any member who can help is asked to call Mrs. Migge 6834. Mrs.

announced bingo parties are being held every Monday evening in the club rooms to which the public is invited. The auxiliary will place a wreath in the' city hall during the holiday season in honor of the boys who have made the supreme sacrifice in World war -II. A social hour was enjoyed and refreshments were served Mrs. Mary Layton andMrs. Virginia Kostell.

ments in keeping with the holiday season, were served by the hostess. The committee was headed by Mrs. W. A. Radcliff and Mrs.

Thomas James. There are eight detinning and six shredding plants. salvaged tin cans in the United States. new SLACKS Just Received Navy, Brown, Green Sizes 10 to 20 $3.98 $4.98 STARSON'S 49 LINCOLN WAY, E. Next Door To Sugarbowl Christmas MEANS DIAMONDS And Heckert's is the safe nlace to buy them.

Make Selection Early GLENN P. HECKERT JEWELER 36 First NE. If it int it should be Wedding guft from Duncans Leading Jeweler 24 Lincoln Way, E. Committee Will Feature Dorothy Of Canton, Authority On Human Relations At Christmas Party; Reservations Limited The social committee of making extensive plans for the on Friday, Dec. 8 at 11.

Dorothy ority on personality and human table discussion in human tal challenge and give new slants trolling Human, factor in relationships person's are A a success or A new awareness of the force of your personality' will leave you better equipped with day. by day problems. Miss Weinland's talk and discussion will. be humorous. The bers to social line their committee urges menpurse with personallty as the party will clear out mental cobwebs and give one a fresh viewpoint.

The club will be decorated for the holiday season and the brunch will be the committee's social contribution to the Christmas season. Mrs. W. W. Pease and Mrs.

E. E. Mrs. Frank Lee and Mrs. Frank viding Mrs.

A Maude Schuster, Brinkerhoff are in charge of proPortmann will be in charge of the decorations. Reservations will be limited and should be placed early by dialing Miss Jennie Haring, chairman, 3500, Mrs. Ackeret, 4482 or Mrs. Edward Vogt, 4050. Fiobert The Homemaker's section will have a sale in connection with the party where Christmas cookies, candies, home baked goods, and canned fruit can be procured.

0-0-0 St. Mary's Rosary Confraternity The regular monthly meeting of St. Mary's Rosary Confraternity was held Wednesday evening in the social center. The Rev. James Fischen opened the meeting with prayer.

Mrs. Raymond Helserer presided at the business session when plans were made for the annual Christ- the Massillon Woman's club is personality party and brunch Weinland of Canton, authrelations will conduct a round relationship and provide a menon old ideas, mas party Wednesday, Dec. 20 at 2 with a 25 cent gift exchange. Mrs. Elmer Domer will be the chairman.

Mrs. Catherine Muth Welker, of Cleveland, supreme auditor of the B. A. was guest speaker, Bridge and 500 provided entertainment following the speaker with bridge honors going to Mrs. Harold Steiner and the 500 prize to Mrs.

Edna Glutting. Refreshments were served on the card tables- by the committee Mrs. Alex Abraham, Mrs. Joseph Glossen, Mrs. Clyde Eberhardt and Mrs.

Frank Gresser. Communion Sunday will be ohserved Sunday at 8 o'clock mass. All members are asked to attend. 0-0-0 Ladies Auxiliary To Eagles The Ladies Auxiliary to the Fraternal Order of Eagles held a meeting Wednesday evening in the aerie room with a large attendance. Games were.

played refreshments were served following the business session. Mrs. M. Butz woll the door prize. All members of the auxiliary are.

requested to meet Friday evening at 7:15 at the Eagle home or 'at 7:30) at Gordon Shaidnagle Hollings funeral home to pay respect to Carl Himmel, husband of Mrs. Eva mel. The next meeting of the auxiliary will be held Wednesday, Dec. 13. More than half of the inhabitants of Kentucky are engaged 'in agriculIture.

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