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SOCIETY SECTION 5 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1941 THE DAYTON D'A'ILY NEWS Sidney Gir Greene County Teacher Marries Naval Officer XENIA, Dec. 27. Vnder the wartime impulse of military duty a simple ceremony waa employed for the marriage of Miss Geneva Clemana, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cirmans of near Cedar-ville, and Ensign Frederick Russell Heifner of Jamestown, at the home of the bride's parents.

Ensign Heifner, who has been an instructor in instrument and radio flying at the United States naval air base at Pensaiola, is under orders to organize a scouting squadron and leave for action. Coles-Upton Vows Spoken TROY, Dec. 27. Mies Eliza-heth Jane Coles, younger daughter of Wayter Hays Coles and the late Mrs. Fanny Thompson Coles, and Joseph Upton, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Upton, of Great Neck, N. were united in marriage tonight in a beautiful Bervice in the First Presbyterian church, the young couplt exchanging their nuptial vows In a single ring service conducted by the Rev. Carl Winters, pastor. The Informal wed-dinjr ceremony was one of the social events of the season in Troy and vicinity and outstanding in the year's calendar.

The bride's procession was lead by the four bridesmaids, Miss Ann Howard of Greenwich, Mrs. McKnight Kinne of Hattiesburg, Mra. William Howell and Mrs, John, Ross ff Troy. Following was the maid of honor, Miss Lee Zimmerman of Geneva, III. The ring bearer was Master Peter Thompson, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John Thompson of Dayton. Tho bride's wedding gown was of ivory brocade fashioned with fitted bodice and long sleeves. Her veil was of tulle flowing from a small Juliet cap of the same material, while her bouquet was a cluster of white camelia. The bride is a member of a widoly-known family and is a graduate of the Troy high school and Vassar college.

The bride-groom is graduate of Philip Andover academy and Yale university and ia associated with the Welded Steel Products Co, of Long Island City, i .5 1 r. .7 -A vt If II i Because nf this situation the wedding plans of the couple were quiet and the date was advanced from a tentative summer ceremony. Dr. W. R.

McChesney, president emeritus of Cedarvilto college, both principals attended school, officiated at the service in the presence of 45 guests. Miss Gertrude Burrage of Cincinnati, a former roommate and sorority sister of the bride at Miami university, was the only attendant. A reception followed withMiss Barbara Galloway and Miss Virginia Townsley assisting. Ensign and Mrs. Heifner waited until after Christmas to leave for the coast and Mrs.

Heifner will return next month to continue teaching at Spring Valley high school. Ensign Heifner, who attended Ohio State university after his work st Cedarville, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heifner of Jamestown, Miss Naomi Ferguson, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Ferguson, Upper Bellbronk pike, be came the bride of John Charles Puiuirwit of Bellbrook in a ceremony at the home of her parents at which the Rev. Charles Darst read the double ring ceremony in the presence of 60 guests. Miss Florence Ferguson, sister of the bride, and Robert Fenne-wit, Bellbrook, brother of the bridegroom, were the attendants. A weeding supper was served at the Ferguson home and Mr, and Mrs. Fennewit left on a brief honeymoon from which they returned to make their home in Bellbrook.

Mr. Fennewit is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R.

Fennewit of Bellbrook and is associated with his father in the hardwaro business there. Christmas sppointments in red and white formed the table decorations for the lovely holiday luncheon and bridge party at which Mrs. T. Ungard and Mrs. Charles B.

Lawson were hostesses at Rike's in Dayton. Guests were received for 11 tables, including Thomas W. Chesterton, Wellcsley, Mrs, Robert Collier, Cincinnati, and Mrs. N. T.

Pavey of Dayton. Mrs. Thilander Cable of "Whitehall," Yellow Springs, has issued invitations for a dancing party there Tuesday honoring ner daughter, Miss Floury Velie who is home for the holidays from her studies at Foxcroft school, Middleburg, Va. -Mrs, Cablo returned for the holidays from Del Ray, where she was sojourning. Johnny Doom's orchestra of Dayton will supply rhythm for the Central high homecoming dance in the school gymnasium Tuesday evening.

The Varsity club is being assisted by alumni in sponsoring the event. MRS. FORREST L. EADLER, JR. RICHMOND, Ind.

Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dalrymple, liv-ing near New Madison, 0., announce the marriajre of their daughter, Evelyn, to Forrest L.

Eadler, of Richmond, son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Endler of this city. The marriage was solemnized Nov. 29 the United Brethren church at Arennum, 0., by the Rev, George Duckwail.

The couple is residing in Richmond. Weddings Hold Interest Logan County Gir Is Bride BELLEFONTAINE, Dec. 27 Mr. and Mrs. A.

H. Carmean of this city announce the marriage of their daughter, Jeanne, to Private John Murl Dodge of Marysville, who is stationed at Camp Shelby, Miss. The marriage took place Dec, 17. In honor of Mrs. Richard Watts (Lois Hardin), a bridal shower was given at the home of Mrs.

Olan Henry. Out-of-town guests included Miss Ruth Saari of Cleveland, Mrs. Donald Reams of Kenton, Miss Mary Renlck of 'Columbus, Mrs. Marjorie Roth-har, Mrs. Zelpha Clay, Mrs.

Mildred Eley, Mrs. Carl Robinson of Lakeview, Mrs. Gertrude Brandy-berry of Bellecenter, Mrs. E. S.

Heminger, Miss Edna Bell Hem-inger, Mrs. Georgette Plum, Mrs. Freda Hogue, Mrs. Louella Mrs, Carl Hanson and Mrs. Ame Renick of Lewistown, and Miss Aliese Stephenson of Huntsville.

Complimenting her sister, Miss Frances Prall, whose marriage to Robert Shaftner of Springfield ia to be sn event of the holiday season, Mrs. Charles Foote entertained at bridge at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Prall. Members of the "As You Like It" club were entertained by Miss Margaret Mci'hersun to hear announcement of the marriage of her sister, Frances Roberta, to Max W.

Thompson. The marriage took place last Oct. 3 and the announcement came as a complete surprise to the bride's friends. Mrs. Thompson is the daughter of the late Logan Mcpherson and Mrs.

Mcpherson of this city and is employed at Patterson Field, Dayton. The couple will make their home in Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. George Stough observed their golden wedding anniversary Wednesday, Dec.

24, by keeping open house at their home on N. Main st. In compliment to Miss Geral-dine Cowman, whose marriage to Rexer Berndt of Columbus js to, be an event of the post-Christmas season, Misses betty and Mary Grabiel and their mother, Mrs. John Grabiel, entertained Miss Cowman and her mother and a number of their friends at a mother-daughter shower. Mr.

and Mrs. John Grabiel observed the 26th anniversary of their marriage, Saturday, Dec. 27, at open house during the afternoon and evening hours. Mr. and Mrs.

S. J. Weiser of Sunbury will observe the 60th wedding anniversary Sunday, Dec. 28. Among their sons and daughters who will be present are Herbert Weiser of West Mansfield, Mrs.

Gertrude Lucas, Mrs. Lucy Smith, Philip and Walter Weiser, all of Columbus. Marries On Christmas SIDNEY, Dec. 27 Nuptial ceremonies marked the holiday and holiday week end. Chrint-mas morning: before the altar in St.

John'i Lutheran church, Miss LaNita Rauhause spoke her marriage vows with Lowell Sta-ley. The ceremony followed the morning Christmas aervice. The bride ia the twin daughter of Mr. and Mra. Sylvester Rauhauae of aouth of the city, and the bridegroom ia the aon of Mra.

Marq Staley of Tike at. Vowa of Miaa Ceorgiann Schlsgetter, only daughter- of Mr. and Mra, Carl Schlagetter, S. Went and Joseph Shape, eon of Mra. John Shape of Beech were colemnized Friday with quiet iimplioity, and the young-couple left immediately on.

their honeymoon trip. Miaa Dorothy Wheeler, daugh. ter of Mr. and Mra. W.

S. Wheeler of Maple at, and George Wesley Brandt, aon of Mr. and Mra. George Brandt, of Rushville, 0., repeated their mar-riage vowa in First Methodist church in the presence of several hundred friends. Saturday, Miaa Bernice Stahl and Basil Brown were united in marriage during a quiet ceremony, and left immediately for their honeymoon trip, and will return to establish their home here.

The bride ia the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Stahl of aouth of Sidney, and bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. John Brown of Rauth st.

Last Sunday, in a Christmas setting in the sanctuary of First Baptist church, Miss Mary Eliz-' abeth Masteller, daughter of Mrs. Wallace W. Masteller, S. Miami became the bride of Leonard P. Shelley of Ann Arbor, son and Mr.

and Mrs. Percy Shelley of Paterson, N. J. Misa Jane Masteller and Fred Elminger of New York, N. were the attendants, with Garry Clarke, Montour Falls, N.

and Jack Masteller, student at Capital university Columbus, the ushers. The bride walked to the altar with her brother, Lieut Wallace Masteller of Fort Knox, Ky. Several hundred guests were present for the service and 45 guests were entertained for the wedding dinner in the Masteller home. The young couple went east on their honeymoon and will reside in Ann Arbor. Wayne Dunn of Long Beach, is home to spend the Christmas week with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. E. P. Dunn. Misses Margaret and Zoe Hess are visiting in Wheeling, W.

with Mr. and Mra. William J. Farmer and for Christmas Eve were guests there in the home of Senator and Mrs. George A.

Benecke. Newman club members held a mother and daughter party for the December meeting, entertaining in the home of Miss Mary Lauterbur on S. Main av. The children presented the early part of the program, followed by Miss Mary Ida Dooriley giving a Christmas reading. Miss Anna Lauterbur of Muncie, sister of the hostess, and Miss Helen Trimpe of New York, Were guests.

One of the prominent events of the social calendar for Christmas here was the Beta Sigma Phi sorority dance at the Country club in which Sidney and Bellefontaine chapters joined and Harold Greenmayer's orchestra furnished the music Closing the holiday week's festivities will be the gala New Year's Eve ball the Charity league is planning for Wednesday night, Dec. 31, at the A Miami Co Circles TROY, Dec. 27. Announcement has been received in Troy of the marriage of Miss Rebecca Lightbourne, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.

James H. Lightbourne, of Burlington, N. formerly of Troy, to Lieut. William B. McGuire of Washington and Ft.

Meade. The marriage was solemnized Dec. 18 in the Congregational Christian church of which the bride's father is minister. The bride graduated last June from the University hospital, school for nurses, Baltimore, Md. Murphr-Hcn F-hntk MRS.

JOSEPH UPTON, JR. Finds Dandelions In Yard; Adorns Table BELLEFONTAINE, Dec. 27 -Police Patrolman Wendell W. Bird, who picked three bright yellow dandelions from the lawn at his home at 312 8. Park here, Dec.

preserved them for a Christmas table decoration. Ruefully, he explained, he did not find enough dandelion plants to eat. with the exception of one daughter. Mrs. J.

B. Snell entertained 15 members of the chorus of class Ten of the Congregational Christian Sunday school at a Christmas tea. A part of the afternoon was spent in the singing of carols and Christmas hymns. The First Troy National Bank and Trust Co. entertained its employes at a Christmas dinner party at the West Milton Inn.

Places were marked for 48, including employes, members of the board and guests. Following the dinner each employe was presented with a bonus and a two-pound box of pecans from New Orleans. Young people of Troy high school and college age have been invited to the junior Christmas dance at the Troy Country club Monday night. Billie Burke and his orchestra will furnish music. Mrs.

Edna Harvey is visiting in Indiapalolis. Robert Priser has completed a course in Polaris Flight academy, Glendale, and is visiting his mother, Mrs. Ethel Priser, and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts.

Mr, and Mrs. II. Allen Mason and sons Allen and Philip of Decatur, are spending the Christmas season with the former's mother, Mrs. A. B.

Mason, and sister, Mrs. A. C. Rascher. Betrothed hvergreens, randies and Christmas lights decorated thn home of Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Williamson when they entertained the Kensington club at the Christmas party at their home near Cedarville. Sixty-thrce-gucsts attended. Mrs. De.lmar Jobe, Mrs.

WilRon Galloway, Mrs. Arthur B. Evans and Mrs. Hugh Turnbull were assistant hostesses. Mrs.

Fred Kuehn, native of Germany; Mrs. Ernest Donot-chos, native of Greece, and Mrs. James Carlos, native of Luxemburg, described Christmas customs In their home countries at the Christmas dinner party of the Xenia Business and Professional Women's club at the First United Presbyterian church. Hostesses were Misses Eldora Baughn and Louise Neff. Richmond Girl Weds RICHMOND, Dec.

27. Mr. and Mrs. C. W.

Gardner announce the marriage of their daughter, Evelyn, to James W. Parker, son of Mrs. 'Howard Thomas of Gary, which was solemnised in the First English Lutheran church by the Rev, Frank C. Hurst. A reception for h0 guests was held at the home of the bride's parents.

Mrs. Gardner ia a member of Kappa Delta Phi sorority. The marriage of Miss Virginia L. Benjamin, daughter of Mrs. William Schnelle, to Roland R.

Roller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Roller, will be solemnized in the West Richmond Friends church tomorrow, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Hampton announce the marriage of their daughter, Sylvia, to Robert Stevens, son of Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Stevens of ConnersviHe, which was solemnized by the Rev. Homer Achor of the United Brethren church Nov. 8. Mr.

and Mrs. Stevens are living here. The marriage of Miss Nelda E. Cox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

George T. Cox, to Vernon D. Bell, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. I.

H. Bell, was solemnized Dec. 20. The Christmas social season opened this week when Psi Iota Xi sorority entertained with a "Snow Ball" in the ballroom of the Leland hotel, Tri Kappa sororitv entertained with its annual "Silver Ball" at the same 1, At Tipp City TIPP CITY, Dec. 27.

Mr. "and Mrs. Lawrence McEldowney of Tipp City are informally announcing the betrothal and approaching marriage of their daughter, Frances, to Carl E. Parsons, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Parsons, also of here. The wedding will take place in the parsonage of St. John the Baptist Catholic church in Tipp City with the F.ev. Henry Kriege reading the double ring service at 6:30 p. m.

Thursday, Jan. 15. The attendants will be Miss Mary McEldowney, sister of the bride, and William Lehart. After the ceremony a wedding dinner will be served to the immediate family and the couple will leave for Stanhope, N. where they will occupy a newly established home.

The bride-to-be has been employed since May 6, 1940, as a diputy in the probate court office. She has resigned that position, effective Dec. SI. Mr. Tarsons is a radio operator and is employed by the American Telegraph and Telephone Co.

in Stanhope, N. J. 1 Becomes Bride Of Professor OXFORD, Dec. 27. Mrs.

Peter Trossen of Altamont, N. has announced the marriage of her daughter, Martha Barbara, to James H. St. John on Sunday, Dec. 21.

The ceremony was performed at the WillnugTiby Methodist church in Willoughby. Mrs. St. John has been a teacher at the Battell school in Misha-waka, and Mr. St.

John is a professor of history at Miami university. He also is past president of the local chapter of Phi Beta Kappa and a member of the Miami university orchestra. They will be at home at 200 E. Vine st. A I vw, 4 The marriage of Miss Dorothy Louise Daniel and Richard George Swisher, both of Troy, was solemnized on Saturday night, Dec.

20, in the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mra. Walter C. Daniel, in the presence of 20 relatives and close friends. Attendants were Mr.

and Mrs. Ivan Adams of Grand Rapids, brother-in-law and sister of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Swisher are graduates of the Troy high school.

The bridegroom is the son of Tracy Swisher and is employed in the offices of the Hobart Bros. Co. His bride has been employed in the office of the Hobart Manufacturing Co. The Jr. 0.

U. A. M. lodge held their Christmas party Tuesday night in the Jr. 0.

U. A. M. hall for the entertainment of the members and their families. A minstrel was presented by a group of members from a Dayton Junior order after which Santa Claus joined the party.

Dancing closed the evening's entertainment. A father and son banquet will be held in the council rooms on the evening of Jan. 21. Mrs. Caroline Croner, widow of Gustax Croner, received approximately 150 of her relatives and friends Sunday afternoon, Dec.

21, when they called to extend congratulations on her 101st birthday. She received many remembrances and gifts. Miss Lois Botzenhart, great-granddaughter of the celebrant, presided over the tea table. The Rev. George Mildebrand, pastor of the St.

John's Evangelical church, of which Mrs. Croner is the oldest living member, talked informally. Mrs. Croner celebrated her 100th anniversary a year ago with a family dinner party at the Altrurian club. She came to Troy in her early married life and has lived since that time at 310 S.

Market st. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Trugh and children Peter and Sally at Dea Moines, are visiting Troy and Piqua relatives. In Troy they are guests of the Rev.

and Mrs. Irvin B. Prugh, parents of Mr. Prugh. Mrs.

H. B. Jordan and infant son who have been visiting the past month with Mr. Jordan's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

A. C. Jordan, have gone to Jamaica, L. to join Mr. Jordan, employed as an assistant engineer in telephone and radio defense work.

Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Neal and son Richard of Nealmoor left by automobile for Washington to spend Christmas with Com.

and Mrs. H. R. Mytinger of the Arms apartment. On Christmas Mrs.

W. M. Horn entertained at a family dinner in her country home near Harper's Ferry. Mrs. Margaret Cawcutt and daughter Margaret of Minneapolis are -visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. McClennan. George Cawcett has been here for several weeks.

At the close of the holidays Mrs. Cawcett and daughter expect to go to Florida for a stay. Mr. and Mrs. David Alexandf-r observed their golden wedding anniversary with a family dinner Christmas at their home, three miles south of Troy on the Dixie highway.

A reception was held. Mr. Alexander is 72 and Mrs. Alexander 63. Both lead active lives.

They are the parents of 12 children, ail living J-7 'I HiP af -fussr pj Exchange Vows At Union City UNION CITY, Dec. 27. In St. Mary's rectory Wednesday evening, with the Rev. A.

Knoff officiating, Miss Thelma L. Scholl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Scholl of northeast of this city, and Glen M. Dillon, son of Mr. snd Mrs. John Dillon of 818 Hickory st. in this city, were united in marriage.

Miss Delia-rose Brooks was maid of honor and John Jacobs was best man. The ceremony was witnessed by immediate relatives and close friends. Following the ceremony a wedding reception was held at the Dillon home, attended by relatives and friends. After a wedding trip the bridegroom will return on Jan. 3 to Camp Knox, having entered the military service Jan.

81, 1941. The bride will continue to live in this city. The bride Is a graduate of the Jackson, high school and of Miami-Jacobs Business college in Dayton. She has been employed ss stenographer snd bookkeeper in the local office of the Public Service Co, Mr. Dillon is a graduate of tho Union City, high school and a former employe of the International Seat Corp.

here. Announcement was made Christmas Day of the engagement of Miss Harriet Besl, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. H.

Heals of Winchester, and Clement Romeiser, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Romeiser of 806 W.

Division Union City. The bride-elect is a graduate of the Winchester high school and of the Madame Wheelock Teachers' Training school in Boston, Mass. She is now a teacher in the Winchester schools. Mr. Romeiser is a graduate of the Union City, high school and of Purdue university.

For several months he was connected with the TVA at Norris dam. He is now a second lieutenant in the field artillery at Camp Knox, Ky. No date for the wedding has been fixed. Miami Co. Couple Marry In Dayton TROY, Dec.

27. Mrs. Nellie Wilson and II. G. Cress, both of Troy, were married Friday morning in the home of the latter' niece, Mrs.

Guy Sheets, Ruskin Dayton, with Dr. A. H. Hook of Troy reading the service. Witnesses were John Bushong of Trey and Mr.

and Mn. Sheets, in whose home the marriage was solemnized. Mr, and Mrs. Cress went to Cincinnati and will he registered st the Netherlands Plaza hotel. They will be at home to friends after Jan.

15 at is Mrnrt st. niece, Mrs. T. G. Mi Knight, and Mr.

McKnight. William H. Eichman' and daughter. Miss Lou, of Jefferson City, are visitirf the former's brother, Gus Eicb-man, and Mrs- Eichman. hotel.

Christmas dinner dance Forest Hills Country club was conducted in the clubhouse to- llll ight. Mr. and Mrs. Robert DOROTHY D. DENNIS MfAMISBURO Mr.

ami Mrs. Joseph Denny of SM X. Eighth st. are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Dorothy Douglas Denny, to Charles It. Astor, sou of Mrs.

Leslie Reynolds of S. Main at, and John AKtor of West Carrollton. No date has been set for the wedding. Miss Denny is a graduate of Miamisburg high Kchool. Saxon headed the committee.

They were assisted by Mr. and I v. 'A Photo Br l-Mi-ll Sii1M. OMn. MRS.

E. B. H0EL CELINA Miss ChriMine Janice Baker, daughter of Mrs. J. Harry Baker, Chi-eao, became the bride of Edson Brookhart Iloel, son of Mrs.

Daisy Hoel, Celina, at St. Paul's Methodist church, Christmas niyht, with the L'ev. L. I). Ve.sey, former pastor of St.

Paul's church, officiating. Miss Baker was graduated from Ohio Northern university and is director of vocal music at the Celina public schools, while Mr. Hoel is with the medical corps and is stationed at Camp Custer. Entertain At Troy TROY, Dec. 27.

Dr. and Mrs. G. J. Hanre.

were hot and hostess at a family dinner Christmas in their hrtme on S. Plum St. In the party were Mr. and Mrs. John Dee and daughter, Mary Janet, and Mrs.

Lauretta Gonder of Hartford City, Mark Hance. student in the University of Michigan, and Miss Janet Hance, a student nurse in Christ hospital, Cincinnati. WW Mrs. George Keagy of Hagers-town; Mr. and Mrs.

J. Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene K. Quigg, Mr.

and Mrs. Burton Csrr and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eavey. Members of the Y.

M. I. entertained with a dance in their clubhouse tonight. Miss Margaret Kittle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Kittle, and Raymond Hauter, aon of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hauter, were married by Dr.

W. A. Pugh of the Methodist church, Dec. 20. The bride attended Taylor and Purdue universities and Mr.

Hauter is a graduate of Purdue. They will live at Hobart. Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Minor of Centerville announce the marriage of their daughter, Mrs.

Alsie Davids, to Kenneth Ash-brook of Richmond, which was solemnized Dec. 20 by the Rev. F. E. Fnbley, pastor the Central Methodist church.

The couple ill live here. Sewing Delayed ST. MARYS, Dec. 27. There will no more sewing for the Red Cross here until Jan.

8, Mrs. Bado Hoewiacher, production chairman, has announced. Meanwhile workers will cut materials to be worked into garments. Marriage Announced OXFORD, Dec. 27 Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Jean Pierson, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. G. Pierson of Cheyenne, to Kendle R. Molyneaux, son of Dr. and Mrs.

John Molyneaux. The marriage took place Thursday, Pec. 18, at the chapel of the Presbyterian church in Cheyenne. The bride is a graduate of Coe college, Grinnell, Iowa, and the bridegroom is a graduate of Culver Military academy. He aUo attended Purdue university.

His father is a member of the board of trustees of Western college hre. Mr. Molyneaux is employed by the Pure Oil Co. of Olney, III. He was in the service of the United States army for nine months this year stationed at.

Fort Francis E. Warren, near Cheyenne. Having passed his 28th birthdiy, he was discharged Mn November, with the rank of sergeant. His plans for the future re uncertain, but he probably will reenter the service soon. MRS.

E. E. MILLER ENGLEWOOD-Miss Ruth Shumaker and Mr. E. E.

Miller, both of Springfield, were married Saturday nt the Congregational Christian church in Shiloh ing a beautiful single ring ceremony performed by the Rev. Fay Le Meadows. A small reception following the ceremony was held at the home of Capt. and Mrs. M.

S. Hnnt on Philadelphia dr, Mrs. Lee Howard, sister of the bride, presided at the oike. The couple left for a short weddintr trip. Mr.

Miller teaches in the public schools of ISpringfield and Ms. Miller is a member of the Randolph school faculty at Englewood. They will make their home ia "West Milton. 0 1 Marriage Of Troy Girl Announced TROY, Dec. 27, Mr.

and Mra. Harvey Markley, R. K. 2, Troy, are announcing the marriage of their daughter, Helen Rebecca, to Ralph Zimmerman, son of Mr. and Mra.

Robert Zimmerman, Christianshurg, which was solemnized Christmas eve in the home of the Rev. Lester Schlechty, Troy, who used the single ring service. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Markley, brother and sister-in-law of the bride, were the attendants.

A home has been established at 712 S. Clay st. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Campion, 4.15 S.

Walnut sL, are announcing the betrothal of their daughter, Mary Jane, to Robert W. Arnold, son of Fred Arnold. The wedding will take place in the early spring. Mrs. Thomas Fsnner of North Scituate, visiting her MRS.

WILLIAM 0 BYRNE RICHMOND, Ind. Mrs. William 0 'Byrne before her marriajre was Miss Lenora Johanning. daughter of Mr. end Mrs.

August Johannintr of this city. Her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarke 0 'Byrne. They were married here Dec.

15 and are at home at 2230 Emcr-son a v.t Dayton..