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PIQUA DAILY CALL Monday, July 13, 1970 MRS. DAVID J. MOROSKY Carol Rees Is Married Miss Carol Sue Rees and David John Morosky were married June 27 at 2:30 p.m. in the Hazel Park Lutheran Church, Hazel Park, Mich. The double- ring ceremony was performed before an altar decorated with floral arrangements and flanked with palms.

A program of organ music preceded the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Georgia Wirt, Piqua. Mr. and Mrs.

Phil Morosky of Hazel Park are parents of the bridegroom. Given in marriage by Hubert Howell, Troy, the bride wore a formal gown of white silk organza designed with an empire bodice featuring a lace yoke, mandarian collar and full Camelot sleeves. The gown was trimmed in peau d'ange lace, seed pearls and iridescents. The X-line skirt featured a detachable chapel-length train. Her three-tiered silk illusion veil was caught to a Detailed lace, pearl and iridescent headdress.

She Carried a colonial bouquet of white Shasta daisies and white sweetheart roses. Miss Sandra Morosky was maid of honor. Sherry Zatkoff was flower girl. Attendants wore identical gowns of sunshine yellow with white trim. The maid of honor carried a colonial bouquet of white shasta daisies and lilies of the valley.

The flower girl carried a basket of yellow daisies and lilies of the valley. John Mekeska performed the duties of best man. Ushers were Mike Zatkoff, Martin Zatkoff, Dan.Morosky and Dennis Morosky, brother of -Hie bridegroom. A dinner-dance reception took place at 7:30 p.m. in the VFW Hall, Detroit, Mich.

The bride, a 1969 graduate of Miami- East High School, is employed by the Michigan Bell Telephone Co. The bridegroom left June 27 for an overseas tour of duty with the U.S. Navy. The couple's residence is 835 East Muir, Hazel Park, Mich. Lobensteins Have Family Reunion Members of the Lobenstein family assembled last week for their annual reunion in the Troy Community Park.

Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lobenstein of Elkhart, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lobenstein of Troy, Mr.

and Mrs. Claude Flick, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Copeland and Marijo, all. of Mrs.

Leo Marrs, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Copeland, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Flick, Mr.

and Mrs. John Kruse, John Jimmy, and Mike; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Marrs, Jill and Jeff; Mr. and Mrs.

Dan Dunton, Don and Dan; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Copeland, Connie and Mark, all of Piqua; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Marrs, Tipp City; Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Marrs Charles, Richard and Bonnie, Fletcher; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller, Allen and Joe, Kettering. Mr.

and Mrs. Newell Kerns of Troy and Miss Terry Fisher of Piqua were guests. MRS. JOHN A. HURLEY Linda Bentley Exchanges Vows Linda B.

Bentley, daughter of Mr. and Roy Bently, 124 Walnut, N.H., exchanged weddtag win with John A. Hurley, stm trl Mr. Frank Hurley, 7(6 Leonard, 11 cm. In St, Gaurit Kashua, Bt Mtgr.

McGrenl per- double-ring ceremony txlutt altar decorated with of flowen tied wto white satin bows. Ghen In marriaf by her father, the wore a formal gown of white ftlk orfanza trimmed with blue satin ribbon. Her neaddraas was a matching veil. She carried a bouquet of white rotes, and Illy-of-the- vaBey, MUM Mary Mandrauetii, Lynn, was maid of honor. She wore a pale blue formal gown and carried blue and white daisies.

John L. Grunkemeyer, Piqua, performed the duties of best man. A luncheon and reception followed at the Olde Coach Inn, Nashua. Mn, Fabin Kuchinski, sister of the bride, attended the guest book. The bride, a 1965 graduate of Nashua High School, employed by the Bureau of Naval Penonnel, Washington', D.C.

Mr. Hurley, a IMt graduate of Piqua Catholic High School, served with the military In Vietnam. He If employed by the of Foreign Washington, D.C, Following a honeymoon In Virginia Beach, the couple will reside at 710 S. Ode, Arlington, Va. Covington Couple Exchanges Vows Miss Paulette E.

Chronebery, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Chronebery, 623 E. Walnut, Covington, and Charles H.

Deal II, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Deal 727 Spring, Covington, exchanged wedding vows July 3 at 7:30 p.m. in the Covington Church of the Brethren.

The Rev, J. Weldon Myers performed the double-ring ceremony in the presence of 160 guests before an altar decorated with multi-colored snowballs. Mrs. Emmett Brown provided organ accompaniment for Mrs. Gary Lucous, soloist.

Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a formal gown of white Chantilly lace designed with a fitted bodice featuring a square neckline and long tapered sleeves. Scalloped lace tiers formed her chapel-length train. Her fingertip illusion veil was caught to a double crown of pearls and crystals. She carried a Victorian bouquet of white roses centered with a detachable Calendar Dates Absuegin Circle Absuegin Mission Circle of the Good Shepherd United Presbyterian Church meets with Mrs. Paul McVety, 916 E.

U.S. 36, at 6:15 p.m. Wednesday for a picnic supper. Mrs. George Meyer is hostess.

Members are asked to bring table service. A business session will follow supper. Mrs. Carl Main will lead devotions and pray for missions. Mrs.

Eugene Easton is in charge of the program, "Medical Missions." A summer medical offering will be taken. Members are reminded to bring items for a layette. WHC Club WHC Club will meet Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Steven Colby, 11419 W.

Versailles Road. Janet Cavins To Be Married Mr. and Mrs. Cloyce L. Cavins, Jupiter, announce the engagement of their daughter, Janet, to Calvin Gerald Frasier, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Jesse R. Frasief, 651N. E. 56th, Ft.

Lauderdale, Fla. Miss Cavins was graduated from Piqua Central High School. She attended Daytona Beach Junior College and Palm Beach Junior College and is employed at Holy Cross Hospital, Ft. Lauderdale, as personnel secretary. Her fiance was graduated from Northeast High School and attended University of Tennessee, Chattanooga.

An August wedding is planned in Calvary Baptist Church. Licensed To Wed Gary Duane Pierce, 28, Ludlow Falls, and Marilyn Sue Hall, 18, Ludlow Falls. Ronald Eugene Caudill, 23, Xenia, and Maureen Lee Ward, 23, Tipp City. Douglas Frank Poe, 18, St. Paris, and Denise Sue Plunkett, 18, Tipp City.

Charles William Ellis 23, 415 Spring, Piqua, and Sandra Kay Pearson, 24, 1101 Nicklin, Piqua. Tommy Lilburn Ferguson, 26, Christiansburg, and Delores Elaine Dean, 27, Troy. Harry Lee Eaton, 60, Sidney, and Delia Mae Abies, 55,836 Young, Piqua. Ronnie Dan-ell Gillispie, 19, Dayton, and Norma Jean tilery, 17, Rt. 2, Rrookville.

Bridge Club Lists Winners FT. LORAMIE Mrs. Ray Delaet entertained her bridge club last week. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Ray Delaet, Mrs.

Lud Busse, Mrs. Ed Kemper and Mrs. Aloys Ernst. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Elmer Vogelsang, Mrs.

Ed Freytag, Mrs. Mat Zimmerman, Mrs. Elmer Dapore, Mrs. Aloys Ernst, Mrs. Ed Kemper, Mrs.

Lud Busse and Mrs. Delaet. Wednesday, July 22, Mrs. Elmer Vogelsang will entertain. Layette Honors Mrs.

Kimmel COVINGTON-Mrs. Kenneth Kimmel and infant son, Ray Alan were guests of honor at a layette shower given by Mrs. Bill Kallen, Covington, Mrs. Ralph Ryder, Pleasant Hill and the W.M.C. of the First Brethern Church at the home of Mrs.

Herbert Laughman, 319 S. Wall, recently. Games were played and refreshments served. Guests were Mrs. Wilford Jackson, Mrs.

Carl Via, Mrs. Dan Kimmel, Mils Jean Kimmel, Mrs. John Laughman, Mrs. Marvin Hainet, Mrs. Richard Zlndcrf, Mrs.

Hoblit, Debbie, Becky and Par, Mm. Thebnt Wise, Ralph Miller, Mn. Kenneth Peters, Mn. Robert Potter, Mn. Carl Graham and Mn.

Barbara Kyoer, Cvlngton; Mn. David Mack, Mn. RutMll Hoblit and Mn. Wayne WUe, Pleasant Hill. Unable to attend were Mn.

David Wlmmer, Mn. Ruth Ryan and Mn, Bearl MuTer, Covington, Mn. Charles ntm, Arcanum and Mn, Edward Mm, Piqua. corsage. Miss Bobble Biesel, Covington, was maid of honor.

Bridesmaids were Miss Sally Ingle, Miss Bonita Landis, and Miss Janet Routson, Covington, Attendants wore formal gowns designed with satin bodices and pastel bouffant skirts. The maid of honor wore blue and carried a nosegay of multicolored chrysanthemums and the bridesmaids wore pastel shades with matching chrysanthemum nosegays. Mark Schuerman performed the duties of best man. Ushers were Bill Robinson, Charles Winkle, and Michael Kline. A reception followed in the church social room.

The bride is a 1970 graduate of Covington High School. Her husband, a graduate of Covington High School, is employed at the Piqua Daily Call as a sports writer. Following a honeymoon, the couple will reside at 22tt N. Wall, Musicole Presented Piano students of Mrs. Haorld Darst presented the last of three summer musicales Sunday afternoon at her studio, 1501 Broadway.

Participating Sunday were Lori Buchanan, Jane Buchanan, Kathy Worley, Beth Penrod, Norman Harrison, Stephanie Black, Kary Henry, David Kiefer, Richard Campbell, Michael Thomas, and Mark LaChey. Included in previous musicales were Russell Crumback, Mary Crumback, Jame Crumback, Lynda Adams, Michele Hepler, Teri DeBlase, Amy DeBlase, Justin Trevino, Julian Trevino, Janet Blackwell, Debbie McMillan, Gail Wilson, and Kathy Williamson. Martin Petersime was a guest, presenting piano selections and playing a taped recording of his own composition, "Brotherhood." Foursquare Meets Foursquare Club met Thursday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Freeman Yingst, 1510 Broadway. Mrs.

C.B. Sears led devotions. Mrs. Charles Mutzner conducted contests. The club will meet in August in Terry's Cafeteria.

MRS. MARY SEAMAN Mrs. Seaman 103 Years Old GETTYSBURG-Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Rhoades Seaman, formerly of Gettysburg, now a resident at the Brethren Home, Greenville, celebrated her 103rd birthday June 26. She is the daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Simon Shafer. A reunion took place in her honor at the Stocksdale, Park, near Hillgrove, Sunday. Among those attending were her three daughters, Mrs. Laura Wilt, also of the Brethren Home: Mrs.

Edith Buhr, Mr. and Mrs. Bert McKibben, and Miss Ruby Rnoades, all of Greenville. A son, Simon Rhoades, Union City, also attended. She has three children deceased.

TODAY'S tiqua Daily Summer Opera Opens Second Week Cincinnati Summer Opera's second week of the 50th anniversary season features operadom's traditionally paired "Cavalleria Rusticana" and "I Pagliacci" on July 15 and 18 and "Samson and Delilah" the familiar and dramatic Biblical story, July 17 and 19. "Cavalleria" or "Rustic Chivalry" stars Edith Lang, leading dramatic soprano of the Hamsburg Opera, in the role of Santuzza, the woman scorned in this hot-blooded tale. Rita De Carlo, a young American mezzo, will make her Cincinnati debut in the role of Lola; Thomas O'Leary debuts here in the key role of Turiddu, the soldier who abandons Santuzza for Lola; Julian Patrick, handsome baritone of the New York City Opera, will sing the role of Alfio; and Caroline James, a Corbett Foundation Opera Singer, will make her debut here as Mama Lucia. "Cavalleria" was one of the earliest of the Italian operas in the "verismo" or "realistic" school. It is a one-act opera by Pietro Mascagni, an obscure, impoverished artist until the 1890 premiere of his opera in Rome when he became famous overnight.

Leoncavallo's "I Pagliacci" is another of the "verismo" operas. It is done in two short acts. Jeff Morris, an American tenor, will sing the role of Canio, the actor whose wife's carefree acceptance of the advances of other men breaks his heart. Portraying the wife, Nedda, in the drama of the touring actors is Lois Crane of the New York City Opera. Miss Crane will be appearing for the first time at the Zoo Pavilion.

She is one of the holders of a Corbett Foundation Opera Fellowship singing a leading role in the Summer Opera season this year. Other "Pagliacci" artists are Mr. Patrick who makes his second appearance of the evening as Tonio; Alan Wagner who sings Silvio; and Bernard Fitch who sings Beppe. People Places Mrs. Harold Elifritz, Mrs.

Lee Foster, Bradford, and Mrs. George Schimmel, Piqua, have returned from a three-day vacation in Sandusky where they visited Cedar Point, Huron Pier, and the African Safari. They also visited the Toledo Zoo and the Blue Hole in Castalia Guests in the home of Mrs. Clarence Willits, 1107 Young, are her daughter and family, Dr. and Mrs.

Ralph Thomlinson, Beth and Bill, Bangkok, Thailand. They arrived Sunday and will remain in Piqua four days before continuing their tour of the world, returning home via the South Pacific -Larry Ryman, 1531 Fleet Road, Troy, has been transferred from Stouder Memorial Hospital to Good Samaritan Hospital, Dayton. He is recuperating from compound fractures of his leg in room 223.. Herbert Wilder, 1006 South, has received news of the death of her niece, Mrs. Dorthea Craine, 4520 South Drexel, Chicago, HI.

Floyd E. Swank, 308 S. Wayne, is a patient in Brown Hospital, Ward 11, Bed 17, at the Veterans Administration Center. Davton Edward Hlngen, Twenty-Nine Palms, formerly of Piqua, is a guest at the Fort Piqua Hotel where he is receiving Miss Mary Kingseed, Kt. ana Timothy Levering, 3734 W.

SR185, have been named to the honor list at Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, for the spring quarter Mn. Charles E. Miller, 1414 Washington, has been admitted to Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton. She is a patient in room 405 Mtas -Sandra Gerling, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Vernon Gerling, 1119 Echo Lake, has been named to the dean's list for the spring at Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, where she is a junior Degrees were awarded Sunday at University of Cincinnati to David A. Kiefer, 316 Short; Karen Plank, 8115 N. Woodlawn; and Thomas Schulx, Undsey, all of Piqua Sheepskin Club Thirty members of Sheepskin Community Club answered roll call with their marriage when they met Thursday evening in the home of Mn. Joe Cromei, U.S. Rt.

36. Mrs. Martin Cromei, president, conducted the business meeting. Mn, Maynard Reader Featured was a bridal shower honoring Miss Sharon Stelnke, daughter of Mr. and Mn.

Gilbert Stemke, She will exchange marriage with David Graham, son of Mr. and Mn, Robert Graham, Aug. I at St, Marys Church Games and contests were played. Guests Included Mn. Gilbert Stelnke, Mn.

Paul Graham, Mn. Clarance Elsass Miss Virginia Statter, the Misses Patty and Nancy Johnston, and Rutlde Graham. Asttsttng the Iwsteei were Mn. Pontud Brown nd Mra. Howwo dug.

The shower committee was Mn. Charles demons and Mn. Ralph Burton. The next rneetlng win be Sept. 10 at 7:10 pjn.

with Mn. Maynard Reader, StaUerRowL Anton Guadagno will conduct both operas. James de Blasis is directing both and Jack Louiso is choreographer. Singing the title roles in "Samson and Delilah" are Metropolitan Opera mezzo Shirley Verrett and American tenor William Cochran. Both will be making their Cincinnati debuts.

Mr. Cochran is a native of Columbus. Miss Verrett made her La Scala debut in the role in January this year in a new production mounted at that famous Milan opera house. Portraying the High Priest of Dagon will be James Forrar who first sang here this season in "Trovatore." Ronald Combs and Alan Wagner sing An Old Hebrew and Abimelch respectively. On the podium will be Antonio de Almeida.

James Lucas is the director and Jack Louiso the choreographer. Curtain tunes are 8 p.m. weekdays and 7:30 p.m. Sundays. Presidents, Please Note To the best of our knowledge, each Piqua women's organization with news printed by Today's Women has been contacted regarding a picture of its president.

Exceptions are school, church, labor and social groups or those so small no officers are chosen. If a group other than those mentioned has been overlooked, please telephone the women's section, 773-2721, immediately and furnish the name of your president. Luncheon Fetes Mrs. FORT LORAMffi-Netghbor women celebrated the birthday of Mn. Albert Pleiman Thursday evening.

Cards were played and prises awarded to Mn. Anton Toller, Mn. Herman Albers, Mn. Elmer Galer, and Mn. Ambrose Heckman.

Refreshments were served. Mn. Pleiman was presented with a gift. Guests were Mn. Elmer Gaier, Mn.

Glenn Kdfer, Mn. Frank Seger, Mn. Anton Toller, Mn. Leo BoUhelmer, Mn. Adolph Bollhelmer.Aln.

William Galer, Mrs. George Ortwerth, Mn. Ambrose Heckman, Mrs. Herman and Mn. Leo Grlner.

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