Freeport Journal-Standard from Freeport, Illinois • Page 4

Schoonfioven Is Bride MRS. LAVERNE FLACK Isf Methodist Is Scene Of Wedding Miss Judy Monte, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Monte of Orangeville, and Timothy Curboy, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Croffoot of Kent were married on Nov. 24 at 7:30 p.m. in First Methodist Church. The Rev. Webster Hobb performed the double-ring ceremony.

Nuptial music was provided by Mrs. Robert Smith, organist, and Mrs. Gene Jordan, soloist. James and Steven Monte lighted the tapers in the candelabra which, with pink and white mums, decorated the church. The bridal gown of peau de soie had a lace Empire bodice with a scalloped square neckline and long pointed sleeves.

A mock-pearl orange blossom crown secured the bride's veil and she carried a pink and white rose bouquet. Carries Mum Bouquet The matron of honor, Mrs. James Folgate, wore a powder rose dress and carried a pink and white mum bouquet. Monty Rogers was the best man, and Richard Temperly of Lena ushered. A reception was held in the Garden Room of Hotel Freeport from 8 to 10 p.m.

Pink and white motif was used in the decorations with silver appointments. Reception Follows Reception hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jordan and Mr. and Mrs.

Felix Dubey. Other assistants included Mmes. LeRoy Kip- pendorf, Jack Grigsby, Roger Heim and James Leverington and Miss Judy SmuII, Miss Betty Duitsman and Miss Pam Nuptial vows were exchanged by Miss Sylvia Flo Schoonhoven, daughter of the Raymond E. Schoonhovens, 1811 Valley View Drive, and LaVerne Dale Flack, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Lester Flack, Pearl City, on Dec. 8 at 8 o'clock in the evening. The double-ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. Edgar G. Prasse of Elkhart, and the Rev.

Philip Anstedt, pastor of St. John United Church of Christ. The altar was decorated with a pair of seven-branched candelabra flanked by white pointsettia plants. Mrs. Derk Duthler was the organist, and accompanied Miss Estelle Hilton, the soloist.

Carries Orchids The bridal gown with train was of ivory peau d'ange in a slender A-line with Venice lace accent. The bride's matching lace mantilla was secured by a pillbox headpiece, and she carried a bouquet of green cymbidium orchids with holly. Serving in the bridal retinue were Miss Vicki Ochsner of Dakota as maid of honor, and Mrs. Gerald R. Schoonhoven, Mountain View, and Mrs.

Adrian Duszynski of Sauk City, as bridesmaids. Gowns of Persian green velveteen, with capelet sleeves and bateau necklines, were worn by the attendants. Their headpieces were of green Fuji petals on Persian green bands. Evergreen springs and green Fuji mums formed their bouquets. Receive Guests Lowell Thill of Chicago was the best man, and Daryl Babler of Dakota and Verio DeWall of Shannon were groomsmen.

Robert Curran of Nora and Wayne Runkle ushered. Guests were received in the Garden Room of Hotel Freeport after the ceremony. The receiving line formed in front of a flocked Christmas tree. A cherub holding an arrangement of holly and white roses centered the reception table. Dr.

and Mrs. Daniel H. Griffiths were reception host and hostess. Other assistants were Mmes. James Kuhlemeier, Randall Kuhlemeier, Robert Curran, Wayne Runkle and Ronald Prasse.

Misses Marquetta Chapman, Karen Niemeier, Betsy Brubaker and Pamela Griffiths also assisted. Serving In Air Force The new Mrs. Flack, a graduate of Freeport High School and the Milwaukee Accredited School of Beauty Culture at Madison, is employed by Dr. Daniel H. as a dental assistant.

She plans to joirt her husband, who has left for this assignment with the Air Force at New Camp Amsterdam Air Base, Soesterberg, The Netherlands, this early spring. He is a Pearl City High School graduate and also was graduated from the University of Wisconsin's Agriculture Short Course. The newlyweds traveled to Florida for their honeymoon. Red, White Poinsettias On Altar MRS. JOHN PETTICREW Janssen.

The newlyweds took a honeymoon trip to Chicago and are now living at 330 E. Empire St. Mr. and Mrs. Curboy are employed by Micro Switch.

He is a 1962 graduate of Pearl City High School and has completed a two-year apprenticeship at Micro. Mrs. Curboy graduated from Orangeville High School in 1964 and from La Molo School of Beauty Culture. Red and white poinsettias, backed with pine greens, decorated the altar of First Methodist Church for the wedding of Miss Cynthia Sue Jones and John Wesley Petticrew. The couple, whose parents are Mr.

and Mrs. Elwyn Jones of 512 W. Avon St. and the John W. Petticrews of 854 W.

Hamilton exchanged nuptial vows on Dec. 16 at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. The Rev. Webster Hobb performed the ceremony. Mrs.

Robert M. Smith was the organist and accompanied Mrs. Thomas Wingert the soloist. Carries Poinsettias The sheath bridal gown of peau de soie had an Empire bodice outlined in re-embroidered Alencon lace and a train edged with the same lace. The bride's headpiece was a pillbox, trimmed with matching lace and seed pearls, and secured her illusion veil.

She carried a cascade bouquet of white poinsettias, accented with holly and red berries. The maid of honor, Miss Pam Heck, and the bride's sister, Miss Judi Jones as bridesmaid, wore gowns of avocado green velvet. Each carried a single long-stemmed red poinsettia, tied with holly and red velvet streamers. They also wore a halo of holly in their hair. Attend Groom Sallie Jones, younger sister of the bride, was the flower girl, wearing an avocado green velvet gown.

The rings were carried by David Okey. Ernie Benecke was the best man and groomsman was Terry Johnson, who also, with Joel Spielman, seated the wedding guests. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Blask were hosts for the reception in Fellowship Hall.

Red and white carnations, pine and holly decorated the tables. Live In Chicago Other assistants included Misses Anita Curran, Nancy Stephens, Marilyn Green, Debbie Madison, Debbie Benecke, Sharon Aspinwall and Mrs. Jon King. The new Mrs. Petticrew is employed by Kemper Insurance in Chicago.

She is a 1966 graduate of Freeport High School and was a former employe of Micro Switch. Mr. Petticrew, a 1965 FHS graduate, is attending the University of Illinois, College of Pharmacy, in Chicago, where the newlyweds are living at Apt. 330, 4101 N. Sheridan Road.

Wafer Company Crew Goes To Right Source BLOOMFIELD, Ky. (AP) About 100 residents of this small Nelson County community went without water Wednesday morning while the water company searched for a break in the water main. The leak was finally front of the water superintendent's home. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Store Hours: Monday 12 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 9:30 to 5 p.m.

Friday 9:30 to 9 p.m. Saturday 9.30 to 5 p.m. Freeport (Id.) Journal-Standard Pg. 4 Jan. 4, 1968 MRS.

LANDIS BARR Candlelight Ceremony Is Performed Miss Darlene Raye Derj 1 and Landis Lee Barr exchanged nuptial vows on Dec. 9 in Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Lena before an altar decorated with evergreens and white candles. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. William Derr Jr.

of rural Lena and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barr of Orangeville. The Rev. Allan E.

Juenger performed the double-ring candlelight ceremony, and Mrs. David Schultz played nuptial music at the organ. Lace Yoke The bride wore an A-line gown with a yoke overlaid with lace and bell-shaped sleeves tf lace. The pleated lace train was attached to the back yoke. She carried a white orchid surrounded with red Sweetheart roses on a white Bible.

A pearl crown headpiece secured her elbow-length veiling. Mrs. Elwyn Drye of Lena served her sister as matron of honor. Miss Susan Platt of Stockton and Miss Joan Hamel of Freeport were the bridesmaids, while Miss Patricia Ann Derr, another sister of the bride from Lena, was the junior bridesmaid. Wear Red Velvet The attendants wore Empire- styled gowns with, red velvet tops over white crepe bottoms, and they each carried red carnations on white muffs.

Their headpieces were white fur bands. Jan Fager was the best man, while groomsmen were Robert Wagons and David Daughenbaugh. Kurt Flannery was the junior groomsman. Elwyn Drye, Lynn Barr, Les Barr and Larry Barr ushered. Steve Stich and Scott Stich were the candlelighters.

A reception followed in the church parlors with decorations of Christmas greens as the centerpieces. Assist At Reception Assistants were Mmes. Harlan Rigney, Arlyn Zimmerman, Lynn Barr, John Foutch, Les Barr, Robert Jordan, John Beall, Clifford Rabe Jr. and Larry Barr, and Miss Bonnie Pengra. The new Mrs.

Barr was graduated from Lena-Winslow High School, and is emplyed by the W. T. Rawleigh Co. in Freeport. Mr.

Barr was graduated from Orangeville High School and is associated with Barr Trucking of Orangeville. The couple is now at home in Orangeville, on south East St. Today In History By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Today is Thursday, January 4, the fourth day of 1968. There are 362 days left in the year. Today's highlight in history: On this date in 1790, George Washington delivered the first annual presidential message.

On this date: In 1642, the English mathematician who discovered the law of gravity, Sir Isaac Newton, was born. In 1896, Utah was admitted to the Union as the 45th state. In 1921, the Rockefeller Foundation announced that yellow fever had been wiped out in Eucador. In 1936, the Nazis ordered military training for the children of Germany. In 1946, Gen.

Douglas MacArthur invited 30 prominent American educators to help set up a democratic school system in occupied Japan. In 1948, Britain granted independence to Burma. Ten years Prime Minister Harold Macmillan proposed that the Western powers seek a pact of nonaggression with the Soviet Union. Five years ago The United Nations said it was discontinuing news broadcasts to Hun-: gary. They had been started after the unsuccessful Hungarian revolt seven years earlier.

One year art masterpieces worth $7 million were returned to a London art gallery four days after they had been stolen. Iceland earns more than 90 per cent of Its money from fishing. Miss Mary Anna Picken, Robert Kollar Repeat Nuptial Vows At Embury Dec. 23 i Miss Mary Anna Picken, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William H. Day, 1551 W. Empire was married in the chapel of Embury Methodist Church on Dec. 23 to Robert Alexander Kollar, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Alexander Kollar of Dubuque, Iowa. The Rev. Jesse H. Roberts performed the double-ring ceremony. Organ music was provided by Mrs.

John Van Deest, and Miss Christine Brewster was the soloist. For her wedding, the bride wore a candlelight silk peau d'ange gown with sheath skirt and bateau neckline, featuring Spanish sleeves embroidered with jewels and pearls. A silk lovers-knot bow secured the illusion veiling for her headpiece. Attends Bride Miss Joan L. Picken was maid of honor, wearing a sleeveless Scalamandre brocade sheath gown in Christmas green, with a small back bow.

Best man was Stephen Thorne. A reception followed at the Freeport Country Club, with Miss Gael Evans, Miss Linda Oltmann and Mrs. Robert Peterson assisting. Professions A social worker at Jacksonville State Hospital, the bride received her B.A. degree from the University of Dubuque.

She was graduated from Rockford West High School and Lincoln Junior College. Mr. Kollar received his o.Js. degree from the University of Dubuque. He is in the Army, stationed at Ft.

Dix, and in February will attend officers candidate school at Ft. Benning, Ga. Mrs. Kollar will join her husband after he completes his officer's training. MRS.

ROBERT KOLLAR Couple Is Married In Double-Ring Rites Warren Methodist Church was decorated with white Fuji mums and yellow pompons for the Nov. 25 wedding of Miss Marlene Catherine Doubler and Dennis Jay Cornelius. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Doubler of Warren and Mr.

and Mrs. Ford Cornelius of Madrid, Neb. The Rev. John F. Maxim performed the double-ring ceremony while Mrs.

John Balbach provided the nuptial music and Mrs. Wayne Long sang. Father Escorts Bride Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of silk crepe featuring a bateau neckline and long, tapered sleeves. Alencon lace and pearls accented the neckline. Highlighting her sheath gown was an Empire waistline featuring a Dior bow.

The full train extended to chapel length completing the ensemble. Bouffant silk illusion veiling, caught to a caplet, fell to her shoulders. She carried a cascade bouquet of yellow roses. In Bridal Retinue Miss Alana Basse of Madison, was the maid of honor, while Miss Renay Rosenboom of Fort Dodge, Iowa, was the bridesmaid. Their Empire styled gowns were of bottle green velve' and nile green brocade featuring scoop necklines and elbow length sleeves.

Tiny floral headpieces with long streamers accented their gowns and each carried a cascade bouquet of Fuji mums. Mike Cornelius of Lincoln, was his brother's best man and another brother, Randy, was the groomsman. Bill Doubler, brother of the bride, was an usher along with Randy. Sid Cornelius, a brother of the groom, and Steven Searls lit the candles. To Live lin Minneapolis Assistants at the reception following the ceremony were Mrs.

Bill Doubler, Mrs. Jon Kaminski, Mrs. Roger McNett, and Misses Marianne Hutmacher, Mary Holland, Marge Harris and Kathy Harris. Mrs. Cornelius was employed as a lab technician at Mendota Community Hospital.

Mr. Cornelius is employed at Freeman's in Minneapolis, where they are currently making their home. Ceiling Crashes Down During Meeting Of Grand Jury BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (AP) The grand jury was discussing a series of recent bombings Wednesday, when suddenly there was a loud crash and part of the ceiling went thundering to the floor. It wasn't another bombing- just a workman in the attic above who stepped on a weak section of the flooring and Window Washer Slips; Firemen Come To Rescue CHICAGO (AP) What do you do when you're hanging by one belt-hook, four stories above a downtown Chicago street at 5:30 a.m.? Window washer Joseph Bacigalupo, 54, was in that predicament Wednesday.

He had slipped from an icy window sill before he could attach his other belt hook and he couldn't reach up to grab the ledge. First he yelled for help until he was hoarse, but there were no pedestrians at that hour, then desperately dropped his keys. Finally, a half-hour later, firemen arrived and hauled Bacigalupo down on an aerial ladder. Someone had called them. Two Illinois Servicemen Die In Vietnam WASHINGTON (AP) The Defense Department announced Wednesday that two more Illinois servicemen have died in Vietnam.

Listed as killed in hostile action was Marine Lance Cpl. Bruce J. Roth, son of Mr. and Mrs. William R.

Roth, 1331 Brophy Park Ridge. Listed as dead not as a result of hostile action was Army Spec. 4 Daniel L. Havens, husband of Mrs. Judith Havens, 240 E.

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