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10 THE EVENING INDEPENDENT, MASSILLON, OHIO MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1955 SEVEN Carol Stoner Is Bride Of Herman John Fahrner One of the loveliest appointed weddings of the month of September took place Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the First Reformed church, Canton, when Miss Carol! Virginia Stoner, daughter of Lester P. Stoner of 9 Willard ave NE and the late Mrs. Stoner pledged wedding vows with Herman John Fahrner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Fahr-1 ner of 1221 Saratoga ave SW, Canton.

The double ring ceremony was performed by the Dr. Karl Koepke. A setting of potted palms and ferns, stately! white gladioli and pompons and white carnations in gold vases, arranged on the church altar, was set off by the glow of lighted white candles in seven branched candelabra. AS THE MANY wedding guests; d'Hardelot's "Because." Youmans'l were assembling for the nuptials "Through The Years," Black's "The Mrs. Stock, organist, pre- Pledge" and Malotte's "The Lord's; sented a 30 minute recital of tra- Prayer." The strains of Carrie Jaditional wedding music with David cobs-Bond's "I Love You Truly" Amstulz as soloist.

was softly heard during the exMrs. Stock's selections were Mc- change of vows. Dowell's "To A Wild Rose," De- During the recital the Koven's Promise Me," Provost's Roger Kohler of Orville, Dich," Liszt's "Liebestraum," and of Akron, friend of the groom, Grieg's "Ich Liebe of the bride and George the traditional wedding marches. ed the guests in pews marked with Mr. Amstutz's selections were elwhite satin bows.

MISS STONER chose a lovely gown of white Chantilly lace and nylon tulle fashioned with a fitted bodice, a manderin neckline and long sleeves which came to points over the hands. The full bouffant skirt was designed of lace over tulle. Her fingertip veil of imported silk illusion was held in place with a Juliet cap of matching lace trimmed in seed pearls. She carried a purple throated white orchid with stephanotis which showered a cascade of white satin ribbons. The bride also carried out the tradition of something old, new, borrowed and blue and placed a penny in her shoe for luck.

Meeting the bride and her father at the altar was the groom and Walter Wright of Canton, who served as best man. MISS MARIE FAHRNER of Canton, sister of the groom, as maid of honor, was gowned in blue crystalette, carried a colonial of pink carnations with blue and pink forget-me-nots and wore a matching head band of forget-me-nots. Pink crystalette was worn by the Wooster bridesmaids, and Mrs. Miss David Clela Amstutz Darling of Canton, both close friends of the bride. The attendants wore identical basque like, ballerina length gowns and carried colonial bouquets of blue carnations, pink and blue, forget-me-nots and wore matching headbands of forget-menots.

The mother of the groom wore a brown lace gown with beige uccessories and pinned a yellow carnation corsage to her shoulder. A RECEPTION was held immediately following the wedding in the church parlors. The bridal table, covered with a white linen (Additional Society--Page 17) cloth, was centered with a fourtiered wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and groom with two doves carrying wedding rings. Surrounding the wedding cake were pink and blue carnations entwined with huckleberry leaves. Crystal epergnes held pink and blue carnations and white tapers, adding beauty to the setting.

Reception hostesses were Mrs. Wilbert Jones, Mrs. Russel! Edwards, Mrs. Edward Gumpf and Mrs. Duane Amstutz.

Miss Jean Marshall had charge of the guest book. Out of town guests were from Wooster, Sterling, Orville, Cleve-1 land and Akron. The bride changed to a pink suit with black patent accessories and pinned the orchid from her bridal bouquet to her shoulder when the young couple left on a honeymoon trip. Mrs. Fahrner, a graduate of Dalton high school, is employed as secretary in the main office of the Eaton Manufacturing Co.

The groom graduated from Timken Vocational high school and is employed by the Timken Roller Bearing Co. in Canton. Mr. and Mrs. Fahrner gave the rehearsal dinner Saturday evening at the Swiss club.

The bride and groom presented their attendants with gifts. 0-0-0 WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Mrs. Marion McGinnes, senior regent of the Women of the Moose chapter 32 has called a special meeting for this evening at 7 o'clock, in the chapter room in the Moose home. All escorts, officers and committee chairmen are invited. A baked sale is announced for Thursday, Sept .22 at 10 a.

m. in the former Jean Frocks store, Lincoln Way E. Members not contacted, who wish to contribute articles for the sale may contact Mrs. Dorothy Myers TE 2-9700. PTA To Present Dr.

Guyer As Dinner Speaker The annual Harvest Home dinner sponsored by the Stark County PTA council is scheduled for Nov.I 3. Dr. Tennyson Guyer of Fre-' mont, "the ambassador of goodwill of Ohio," will be guest speaker. Announcement was made at a recent of meeting the of Stark the board of managers County PTA in the office of T. C.

Knapp, super(intendent of Stark county schools, in Canton. Mrs. Homer Young presided. The budget for 1955-56 which was presented by Mrs. H.

D. Stover, was approved. The week of Oct. 9 to Oct. 16.

is designated as membership week for the Stark county council units. Mrs. Mervin Leyda, membership! chairman, announced a membership luncheon to be held Wednesday, Sept. 28 from 11:30 m. to 1:30 p.

m. in the Memorial room of Canton YMCA. Mrs. Loren Joseph, health chairman, announced a health conferlence to be held Tuesday, Sept. from 3 of to 9 p.

m. in the room the Canton YMCA. cipals in Stark county are cordially invited to attend. cussed the scholarship situation in the state of Ohio. The Ohio State PTA convention will be held Oct.

3 to Oct. Deshler-Hilton hotel in Columbus. Mrs. Young and Mrs. John Sauer, first vice president, will attend the convention as delegates from the council.

Mrs. Charles Honabarger, magazine chairman of the council, announced the magazine contest and awards. The new "Triangle" editor, Mrs. Evelyn Aman was introduced who in turn introduced her co-chair. man, Miss Marie Sager.

tion and scholarship chairman, Emerson Schlegel, school educations. 0-00 Garden Section Luncheon Sept. 23 The Garden section of Massillon, Woman's club will open its current season with a fall luncheon Friday at 12:30 at the club. A talk on "Roses and African Violets" will be presented through the courtesy of the Ortho Chemical Co. An auction of perennials, with Mrs.

Sam Reed as the auctioneer, will be a feature. Hostesses in charge of arrange-! ments will be Mrs. Harry Eschliman, chairman, Mrs. W. E.

N. Smith, Mrs. Leo Yost, Mrs. Albert Snyder, Mrs. L.

W. Budd and Mrs. L. A. Anderson.

neil's a Beauty Mezzanine Empre Phone Salon 2-1581 Floor Wave Sale Encored OFF Nationally advertised waves are yours now at a big saving. 15.00 Regis 7.50 20.00 Flora 10.00 Hair Longer-Look Cut $150 Our experts styled this cut and we offer it exclusively in this city. Mrs. Frederick Reviews For Art Garden Club Forty floral arrangements entered and there were 27 horticulture specimens. Winners follow: blue, Mrs.

Clarence Auredon, Miss Nelle Myser, Airs. Oscar M. Schulze (2), Mrs. L. M.

Reel (2), Mrs. 0. J. Horger, Mrs. Dorothy Kinley, Mrs.

A. W. Kieffer (2), Mrs. Harold Mrs. Kinnard; red, Mrs.

E. H. Townsend, Mrs. Horger, Mrs. Joseph A.

Spielman, Mrs. Schultz; yellow, Mrs. Spielman, Mrs. Townsend, Mrs. Donald Lehner, Mrs.

V. W. Whitmer (2), Mrs. Clyde Le Beau, Mrs. Reel, Mrs.

Hampson, Mrs. John' D. Morgan; white, Mrs. W. D.

R. Evans. Invitationals all blue awards went to Mrs. Howard OberJin, hall table arrangement; Mrs. Elizabeth Blair, arrangement for marble table; Mrs.

Grace Carrier, library table; Mrs. Elizabeth Blair, tea table. Horticultural awards were made; as follows: blue, Mrs. 0. M.

Schulze, Mrs. Dorothy Kinley, Mrs. Walter A. Shellhouse, Mrs. Joseph A.

Spielman. Mrs. Howard J. Smith, Mrs. Fred K.

Domer, Mrs. William F. Brauchler; red, Mrs. Howard J. Smith, Mrs.

Spielman, Mrs. Oscar J. Horger, Mrs. Schulze; yellow, Mrs. Domer.

Mrs. Horger will open her residence 3811 Darlington rd, route 8. to the gardeners on Oct. 17 at 1:30 p. m.

"African Violets" will be the afternoon's program. There will be arrangements of berried shrubs, buffet arrangements of dried material and fall flowers to be evaluated by Mrs. Henry Bircher. Guest Day was observed by the Art Garden club 15 at the residence of Mrs. Walter A.

Shellhouse, 1715 Delverne ave SW, Canton. Mrs. J. Atlee Frederick of Navarre, popular book reviewer, delighted the gardeners and their guests with a review of "The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit," by Sloan Wilson. A veranda colorama flower show was featured.

Fortyfive members and guests were in attendance. The tea table was covered with a lace cloth and centered with a Georgian arrangement of snaps, mums, petunias, zinnias and roses in shades of pink, mauve and deep purple, the artistic, work of Mrs. Elizabeth Blair. Pink candles complemented arrangement. 95 Today MRS.

MARY BETTEKER Mrs. Mary Betteker, who resides her daughter, Mrs. Maude Roderick 'of 325 Main st, Navarre, celebrated her 95th birthday anniversary which occurs today, with open house Sunday at her hcme. Sunday's program was highlightec with the visit of a group of women from St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed church Navarre, of which she is a member, who sang her favorite hymns following the regular morning worship lice.

Mrs. Roderick's two additional children, grandchildren and greatgrandchildren, as well as a number of friends, called to offer congratulations. Refreshments were served from a table centered with a birthday cake and decorated with flowers St. Paul's church and the "Navatre Evangelical United Brethren church of which Mrs. Roderick is a member.

The CUB church sent the flowers used on the altar during the morning ship service. Cross Roads. She has five grandchildren and 16 great-grandchil- MRS. RODERICK was born near Eaton, one of nine children of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Tulius Flory. She is the last surviving member of her family. She came to Navarre from Canton in 1904 and has resided in the village ever since. She is a life member of the Evangelical and Reformed church and has been a member of St. Paul's She church is a since charter moving member to Navarre.

Women's guild of the church and a member of the Mary Martha class to which she was hostess earlier this month. Although she has been a semiinvalid during the past three years she enioys visitors and is leased when her friends play the niano and sing for her. Due to sight, she does not enioy television but, with the aid of a hearing device, she likes to listen. to the radio. In addition to Mrs.

Roderick. her daughters are Mrs. Amelia Dretke of Canton and Mrs. Lily Netzly of: dren. 0--0-0 PRE-SCHOOL MOTHERS The Whipple Heights Pre-School Mother's club met recently in the school cafeteria with Mri.

Emil Stein presiding. There were 36 in attendance and the speaker for the evening was Dr. Donald Lawrence, a Canton dentist. Whipple Heights, playschool will open Oct. 6 and will be held in the EUR church on Whipple rd NW.

were served by the officers of the club. Rosary Altar Society Plans Dessert-Bridge Mrs. Elizabeth Ingraham is of the first fall social function of the Rosary Altar society of St. Mary's Catholic church, a dessert card party to be held Thursday, Sept. 22, at 1:30 p.

m. in the social center. A business mecting will be held following dessert. Mrs. Ingraham will be assisted by, Mrs.

Chester Oliver, Mrs. vin Huber, Mrs. John Meinlinger, Mrs. Charles Paquelet, Mrs. William Ledger, Miss Grace Ertle and Mrs.

Leo Wilhelm. 0--0--0 Coming Meetings Wimodausis Class The Wimodausis class of Wesley Methodist church will have il cov. ered dish luncheon in the church dining room Tuesday at 12 noon, Members are asked to bring a covered dish and tax stamps. Rolls, butler, coffee and cream will be furnished. Priscilla Circle The Priscilla circle of St.

John's Evangelical and Reformed church will meet Wednesday at 8 p. m. at the residence of Mrs. Walter Brehme, 1639 Coventry rd NE. Morris Bible Class Mrs.

Ernest Scheuffler of Brews. ter will entertain the Morris Bible class of the Brewster Methodist church this evening at her residence. Ladies of the GAR The Ladies of the GAR will meet Wednesday aflernoon at 1:30 in the YWCA. Auxiliary to F. 0.

E. No. 190 The auxiliary to F. 0. E.

No. 190 will meet Tuesday evening at o'clock in the Eagle's lounge room. Refreshments will be served and a door prize awarded. Christian Women's Fellowship The Christian Women's fellow: ship of First Christian church will meet Wednesday at 1:30 p. at the church following Circle No.

3 mecting. The program will be based on "Faith" and a film "Have Faith" will be projected. Abbie Rebekah Lodge No. 10 Abbie Rebekah Lodge No. will hold a covered dish supper honoring members with birthdays in July, August and September Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock in the 100F temple.

Members are asked to bring their own table service and a covered dish. A business meeting will be conducted at 7:30. Boy's Club Auxiliary The Ladies auxiliary of the Massillon Boy's club will meet Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the club. Beta Circle Sunbeam Lodge No. 375 Sunbeam Lodge No.

375 will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the 100F temple. 0--0-0 Eastern Stars View Welfare Film Hadassah chapter No. 108 0. E. S.

viewed films showing the work of the Massilion Welfare Federation projected by Lt. Eleanor Beekman of the Salvation Army Friday evening in the Masonic temple. A SOcial hour and refreshments followed. Fall flowers decorated the tables. Hostesses were Mrs.

Elvira Copodonna, Mrs. Hattie Bradford, Miss Virginia Gravis, Mrs. Stella! Leading and Mrs. Goldie Danhauer. Initiation will be held Oct.

7. rich will open her residence at 0-0-0 St. Paul's Circles Four circles of the Women of St. Paul's Lutheran church will meet this evening at 8. Mrs.

James R. Long, 127 Cherry rd NE, will be hostess to Calvary; Mrs. A. J. Ul-! rich will open her residence to 2100 Amherst rd NE to members of Messiah circle; Mrs.

James Hopkins, 112 11th st NE will he hostess to Star circle and the circle will meet in the parish house lounge. Tuesday at 8 p. m. Mrs. Florence, Craney of 819 Wyoming pl NE will be hostess to Good Shepherd circle.

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ZELTMAN When Miss Dolores Jean Thompson and Robert Dale Zeltwere married Saturday, Sept. 3, at 2 o'clock Beach City Methodist church, the bride's grandmother, Mrs. Arthur Thompson of Beach City, was at the organ to provide the wedding music. The bride, who is affectionately known as Sally to her family and friends, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Thompson of Beach City, Mr. Zeltman is the son of Mrs. Otto Zeltman and the late Mr. Zeltman of Strasburg. The reception was held in Mid's restaurant, Navarre.

For their wedding trip the young couple motored to Niagara Falls end Canada and will live with the groom's mother in Strasburg. Mrs. Zeltman is a senior student nurse in the Aultman Hospital School of Nursing, Canton. Mr. Zeltman served three years with the United States Marines, one year of which was spent in Korea.

He is employed by the Republic Steel Massillon. 0-0-0 Woman's Club Dessert-Bridge Wednesday At 1:30 The Music department and Hospitality Woman's committee of the Massillon club will be in charge of the first major project of the new club season, a dessert-bridge, Wednesday at 1:30 p. m. Members and guests will be privileged to play the sort of card game they desire and door prizes will be awarded. as chairman, A Mrs.

J. E. Klinge, coMrs. Robert E. Moore is serving chairman and Mrs.

Don finance chairman. Mrs. Gene Young is general chairman of all major projects for 1955-56. Tickets may be secured from Mrs. Russell Pitts, club secretary.

Area Lutheran Women To Install Officers Installation of officers will highlight the meeting of the area eran Women's League Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. in Martin Luther church, Canton. The Rev. Otto Fangmeyer, pastor, will install the officers.

Mrs. Robert Francisco will lead devotions and Mrs. T. W. Rainswill present musical selecReports will be presented by each unit president.

0-0-0 Dames Of Malta Elect Officers 0-0--0 Class In Corner Has Fall Party Twenty-two members Class in the Corner First Metho. dist church met Thursday evening in the social parlors of the church. Mrs. Charles Harris and Mrs. Frank Black were the hostesses.

Mrs. Black opened the devotional period with scripture from Psalms 46 followed by prayer. Mrs. James Amon, president, conducted the business meeting when missionary reports were pre'sented by Mrs. Stanton Woods.

Members made tentative plans for a rummage sale. Refreshments were served from a table decorated with tall lighted tapers, autumn flowers and ivy. Out of town guests were Miss! Cora Stark of Cleveland, sister of Mrs. Walter Looman and Mrs. Lily Rohr of Baltimore, sister of Mrs.

Melvin Jacoby. The next meeting of the class will be Thursday, Oct. 20. 0-0--0 India Is Theme Of Rebekahs' Program The members of of Central Presbyterian their first fall evening at the were Mrs. J.

Andrew The Dames of Malta, Mary Todd J. R. Stephenson Sisterhood No. 162 met Friday M. Moss.

evening in the 100F temple. Mrs. Selby Price Queen Esther Edith Trimble the program and conducted the meeting. Election of officers was held. Installation Mrs.

Thomas will be held Oct. 7. made several The Protecters circle will meeting the business this evening at 7:30 at the resi- ments were served dence of Mrs. Jessie Trotter of trays. The next Erie st ext.

announced later. Rebekah circle church held meeting Thursday church. Hostesses Foster. Mrs. and Mrs.

Wilbert had charge of spoke on the topic Karrer, chairman, announcements durmeeting. Refreshon individual meeting will be LIBRARY NEWS MASSILLON PUBLIC library wishes to thank the following for donations of books, magazines or J. C. Redd; Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin mund Marcus. Union Pacific Railroad, Haring, Mrs. M. I. Neiman, Mrs.

Association, Laverne Tragresser. Schoen. New books on the library shelves include: mystery and murder for Murder, Disney; Scales of Justice, Marsh; Texas Renegade, Tompkins; Yest of Abelene, Roe; Prairie Marshall, Tompkins; Man of the West, Yordan. Fiction: The Wilson. Mayor Henry Clayburn' and his heroic from action band in of saving Confederate Crescent a raiders during the Civil War provides the background for this tense and compelling novel.

Maid of Israel, Ingram. Biblical fiction centering on MirdIam during her captivity in Syria. the Mirror, Maugham. A I Dream of Treason, Edelman. International intrigue with a psychological slant.

The British Foreign office provides the background. Books of general interest include: Beyond Courage, Blair. tales of airmen in the Korean war. The Livin. Faith, Douglas.

Selections from the author's sermons. Remembering Made Easy, Logan. won't need to tie. a string around your finger to jog your memory if you use the method prescribed in this book to help you remember. By following the author's recommendations you will be fable to remember the names and chronological order of every U.

S. President. The book will be of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weymiller of 1531 Tremont ave sw celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Sunday with a family dinner at Smithville Inn.

In the afternoon and evening they received congratulations from their relatives and friends at their residence. Among the out of town guests were their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Weymiller of Cincinnati. Guests were also present from Newcomerstown, Navarre, Dalton and North The house was decorated with bouquets of roses, chrysanthemums, pompons and gladioli in the golden hues.

Mrs. Clifford Weymiller and Mrs. Gordon Weymiller, daughtersin-law of the "bride and groom of 50 years" served at the refreshment with table the which was centered with a three tiered wedding cake decorated golden numerals 50. Flowers in the golden hues and fern encircled the cake. A gold colored cloth, which had been presented to Mrs.

Gordon Weymiller as a wedding gift, was used to cover the. table and formed an admirable background for the appointments. Mrs. Clifford Weymiller kept the guest book. Mr.

and Mrs. Weymiller were the recipients of many beautiful gifts including flowers and cards of congratulation. LIFE RESIDENTS of sillon and one grandchild. Mr. and Mrs.

Weymiller were mar- Mr. Weymiller is employed as an ried Sept. 21, 1905 by the late Rev. enginner at Massillon city 0. P.

Foust, pastor of First Re- Both are members of hospital. Grace Evanformed church. Mrs. Weymiller is gelical and Reformed church. the former Miss Estella Limbach, Mr.

Weymiller is a member of daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Loyal council No. 22, Daughters of Jacob Limbach. have two America and Mrs.

Major McKinley sons, Clifford Weymiller of Cincin- Tent No. Daughters of Union nati and Gordon Weymiller of Mas. Veterans of the Civil War. st Surprised On 46th Anniversary Cuyahoga Falls. Red carnations and an anniver-1 sary cake iced in mint green, decorated the table.

Handsome gifts were received. Others present were Mrs. Jen Vance, Miss Susan Vance and Mrs. Hannan of Cuyahoga Falls, Bonnie, Betsey, and Barbara Baad, Sandra. Jay and Rex Bernhart.

Mrs. Baad has been confined Lo her residence with a broken hip since May 27. Her condition is good. 0-0-0 MR. AND MRS.

O. E. BAAD of 225 Commonwealth ave NE were surprised Sunday evening with a dinner given in honor of their 46th wedding anniversary by their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J.

A. Bernhart, their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Baad of Canton and their nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Vance of 1.3 Dalton Couple Marks 40th Anniversary Mrs. Poling Hostess To Sorosis Class The first meeting of the Sororsis class of First Methodist church lowing a summer recess was held Friday evening at the residence of Mrs. Floyd Poling of 1729 Milton ave NE. Mrs. Clyde Keehn assisted Mrs.

Poling. The residence was beautifully decorated with fall flowers and roses. The meeting opened with an enthusiatic report of the summer's activities. Ideas were presented for money making projects to be used in philanthropic endeavors. Mrs.

Anna Klein, teacher of the class, read a letter from her daughter, Mrs. Walter Harris (Harrict Klein) of Naugatuck, which gave a vivid account of the devastation left in the path of hurricane Connie, the efforts of the people of that slate in rehabilitation and their need for aid. Mrs. Wiskofske led the class in devotions. Quiz games were! diversion of the evening with prizes being won by Mrs.

Richard Robinson, Mrs. Ben Smith, Mrs. Robert Dempster and Mrs. Klein. Refreshments were served to the 13 guests present from a lovely appointed table in the dining room.

The next meeting will be held at the residence of Mrs. Glenn Gladville of 2711 Lincoln Way on Oct. 21. Mrs. Fred Lax will serve as the assisting hostess.

Mr. and Mrs. Homer V. Morland of Eckard rd, Dalton, formerly of Massillon, celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary Sunday at the residence of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

William 0. Kelly of 1318 Walter ave NE. Mr. and Mrs. Morland were married Sept.

21, 1915 at San Francisco, Cal. They are the parents of six children, three of whom are living, Robert L. Morland of Dalton, Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Olon Sandwith of this city, and have five grandchildren.

Guests were Mr. and Mrs. William Nettro of Canton, Mr. and Mrs. Ruth Seibert McMillen, Morland Mr.

of and Akron, Mrs. Robert Lorenz and daughter of Stonecreck and Mr. and Mrs. Olon Sandwith. 0-0--0 Stark County Dental Assistant Society The first fall meeting of the Stark County Dental Assistant Society will be held in the form of a dinner-meeting Tuesday evening at 6:30 in the St.

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