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THE SANDUSKY MARCH 1946- Club Activities Children's Choir Sings As Frances Polito And Edmund John Stewart Exchange Vows HE children's choir at Holy Angels' Church sang the nuptial high mass at nine o'clock this morning as Miss Frances Polito daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Polito, 1210 W. Madison-st, became the bride of Edmund John Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs.

E. L. Stewart, 1206 W. Jefferson-st. Bouquets of white snapdragons and ferns stood in the gold altar vases as the Rev.

William Armitagc read the Society Events of City and Vicinity FIVE Personal Mention service which united lbs couple. The bride who was given in marriage by her father, was gowned in white marquisette, with a sweet Willi blue trimmings. The bride's grandmother, Mrs. Charles Palmi- son, wore a crepe dress of dark shade and Mrw. Stewart, mother of the bridegroom, wore a black crepe heart neckline, and tiny bows out-l ock with aqua accessories.

All 'three had whits carnation corsages. A wedding breakfast at the lining the bodice. The three-quarter length sleeves had ruffling at the edges, and the full skirt ended in a short train. Her finger-tip veil was held in place with a tiara of seed pearls. Her flowers were a colonial bouquet of white snapdragons and roses.

Miss Mary Jane Cosenlino, who attended the bride, wore a gown of pale blue voile. Brocaded trimming outlined the neck and finished the long full sleeves. A matching blue Juliet cap held a shoulder-length blue veil. She carried a colonial bouquet of pink snapdragons, roses and blue iris and her gold cross was a gift of the bride. Joseph Thompson, a cousin of the bridegroom, was the best man.

Altar boys were Peter Culickio, Dale James Gosser, and Bertrand Baumer, members of the bridegroom's Boy Scout troop. Miss Doris Barga, church organist, presided at the organ during the high mass. Preceding the ceremony. Walter Kirschn-er, of Huron, sang Millard's "Ave Verum bride's home followed the morning ceremony. In the afternoon a dinner was held at Johnny's Restaurant for members of the wedding party.

This evening Mr. and Mrs. Stewart will receive their friends at an informal reception to be held the K. of P. hall.

Mr. and. Mrs. Stpwart plan to take a short wedding trip, for which the bride will wear a black gabardine ensemble. Upon their return, they will be at home to their friends at the home of tire bride's parents.

Mrs. Stewart was graduated from Sandusky High school in 1940. and until recently was a member of the office force at the U. S. Employment Service.

The bridegroom was graduated from St. Mary's High school and received his B. S. degree from Bowling Green University in 1942. He is employed in the office of the Peerless Lumber Co.

in this city. George Murphy and Pat O'Brien play a couple of amateur Friday, March 5 Is Date Of Assocaiion Meeting Past Matrons and Past Patrons association, Order of Eastern Star will meet in regular session. Friday, March 8. A 6 o'clock dinner will precede the meeting. The committee in charge of rangements includes Mr.

and Mrs Joseph, Dunir, Mrs. Nellie Keller Mrs. Cora Renner. Mr. and Mrs C.

A. Spier and Mrs. J. Schrank. Ceremony Performed At Catholic Church Main Altar Unites Young Local Pair -Having a Wonderful Crime" which opens Sunday at Vegultr seS Miss Vennice Baumer And Ralph Fox Exchange Vows At Holy Angels 9 Church Before the candle lighted altar of Holy Angeles' Catholic church, Wednesday morning at nine o'clock, the Rev.

Wilfiam tagc read the words which united Miss Vennice Baumer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Baumer.

1413 W. Jefferson-st, and Ralph Fox, son of A. J. Fox and the late Ml 's. Fox, of Los Angeles, Cal.

Mr. Kirschner nuptial high mars Kahns Ave Maria" the double-ring service the offertory. Wearing a gown of white satin, tor her daughter's wedding, Mrs the bride was escorted to the Polito chose a black crepe dress altar and given i her Mrs. William Huth Made President Of Sandusky Deanery Mrs. William Huth was elected president of the Sandusky Deanery of SS.

Peter and Paul parish unit, when that group met! recently for a potluck supper and business session at Sidley Memorial hall. Also on the new slate of officers are Mrs. Carl Andres, first vice-president; Mrs. Edmund Savord. second vice-president; Mrs.

B. Callan. secretary, and Miss Anes Homegardner. corresponding secretary. Supper directions were in cnarge of Miss Cora Walsh.

A social evening, and games of cards followed the brief business session. Volunteer aid was asked to assist with the annual Red Cross campaign. Members voted to have the next: session and potluck March 17, at Sidlev Memorial hall. Social Calendar SUNDAY Crescens Guild of the Evangelical and Reformed Church anniversary potluck dinner following church services. Chi Rho club of Grace Episcopal Church 4 p.

m. program at the church. 6 p. m. supper at the guild house.

I MONDAY American War Mothers meet in the V.F.W. club rooms. Sandusky Coterie meets with Mrs. F. M.

Houghtaling, 406 Cen tral-av. Business Women meet at the club. Golden Rod Camp, 1282, Royal Neighbors, meet in the G.A.R hall, 7:30 p. m. Sandusky Fortnightly club meets with Mrs.

Herman King 1430 Columbus-av, 2:30 p. m. in marriage by father. The bridegroom's gift, a single strand of pearls, accented the sweetheart neckline of her dress, which was made with shirred, fitted bodice. A tiara of orange blossoms held her finger-tip veil.

She carried an arrangement of white roses and gardenias, and also a blue rosary, a gift of her mother. Miss Shirley Claire Baumer, a student at Mother of Mercy Academy, attended her sister as bridesmaid. Her gown of blue taffeta was styled similarly to that, of the bride's: and she wore a pink finger-tip veil. She carried a bouquet of pink roses and iris. Duane Koepke, a close friend of the bridegroom served as best man.

Ushers were Robert Pontius, of Toledo, brother-in-law of the bride, and Albert Fresch. a friend of the couple. Miss Doris Barga sang "On This Day" a.s the bride placed her bridal bouauet on the Blessed Mrs. Charles Schnee Is BIcomingviNe Club Hostess Virgin's altar. For the ceremony, the bride's mother wore a frock of Sierra pink with brown accessories.

Her corsage was of pink rose buds. At noon, dinner was served at the I. A. B. club for members of the bridal party and immediate families.

Rev. William Armitagc. Rev. W. Evans Wilson and Miss, Doris Barga were guests.

In thei evening a reception was held with! 60 guests in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Fox spent a short; honeymoon in the will: leave soon for an extended wed- 1 ding trip through the south andj west, going on to Los Angeles, where they plan to reside. The bride was graduated from Sandusky High school in 1943 and was employed as a chemist at the Trojan company, later becoming an employe at the Ohio Bell -Telephone company.

Her husband just recently returned following three years service in the China Burma, India Theater. Claire Trevor, starring in "Stagecoach," gets a freeze-out from fellow passengers Louisa Piatt and John Carradine in this frontier drama starting at the Seitz Plaza Sunday. of the church Phi Theta Club Has Meeting Monday The Phi Theta club Castalia Congregational will meet Monday evening at eight, with Mrs. W. B.

Worthing serving as hostess. Roll call, in keeping with the St. Patrick theme, will be answered by each nembcr naming an Irish song. Assistant hostesses for the evening are Miss Ann Carney and Miss Joyce Lester. Twenty members and one guest.

Mrs. Ernest Nixon, were present when Mrs. Charles Schnee enter- First jtaincd the Bloomingville Com munity club at her home Wednes day afternoon. The business meeting was conducted by Mrs. Gertrude Kelley.

president of the group. At this time it was announced that the April Federation meeting will be held at the Sand Hill Church. A service of refreshments by the hostess terminated the social hour which followed. Mrs. Parley Cartwright, Mason- rd, will be hostess for the March meeting.

FORSTER Cleveland Rd CniNA CO. GIFTS Open Evenings DINNER WARE MAINTENANCE SERVICE free Coverage THE SANDUSKY DECORATING CO. Decorators ol Exterior 235 Ph 3972 or 828 Mrs. Thurman Doughty Is Next Hostess To Group A regular meeting of the Women's Aid of the Pennsylvania Railroad will be held Tuesday. March 5, at the home of Mrs.

Thurman Doughty, 309 Mcigs-st. The business meeting will open at 2 m. and will be followed by games of pinochle. A service of refreshments will close the afternoon. D.

U. V. Meeting Has To Be Postponed The meeting or Daughters Union Veterans scheduled next Wednesday has been post poncd on account of the decorating of the American Legion club rooms where meetings regularly. Mrs. Louis Quade To Entertain Service Guild Mrs.

Louis Quade will open her home at 221 E. Jefferson-st, Tuesday evening at. eight o'clock, to members of the Wesloyan Service Guild of Trinity Methodist church. Program arrangements will be under the supervision of Mrs. Poo-Ch'en Lee, Chinese Educator In Field Of Music Speaker For Civic Club "China Today" will be the topic! of music education for the Guild Plans Potluck Supper March 12 The Womens Guild of Emmanuel Evangelical and Reformed church will hold a six o'clock supper Tuesday, March 12, at the parish will also be held at that time.

In a ceremony performed Thursday morning at. nine o'clock before the main altar at SS. Peter and Paul Church. Miss Rose Mary Crist, 1317 Hayes-nv, became the bride of Charles Cipizzi. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Capizzi. 315 Center-st. The Rev. Gerald Stein officiated at the double-ring service, read before close relatives of the couple, who were assembled in the church.

Given in marriage by her uncle. Charlps Crist, of Lorain, the bride wore a princess-style gown of white satin, fashioned with a Mabel Apel And Former Lieut. Commander Exchange Vows: Residing At Milan In a ceremony performed at St. Stephen's Evangelical and Reformed Church Feb. 22, Miss Mabel Apel, daughter of (he late Mr.

and Mrs. George Apel, became the bride of Warren L. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Johnson of Washington, D.

C. White snapdragon and gladioli were illuminated by lighted candelabra as tlv Rev. H. E. Pheiffer r.ead ihe single ring ceremony before close friends and relatives who had gathered at the church.

The church organist played nuptial music. For her wedding, the bride chose a dressmaker suit of Royal blue with a small hat of pastel flowers. Gardenias fashioned her corsage and accented her pearls, a gift of the bridegroom. Dan Apel, a brother, gave her in marriage. Mrs.

E. G. Stanley, sister of the bride, was attired in a two- piece navy blue sheer frock, a small chartreuse flower hat and a corsage of yellow roses. Best man was Jacob Anderson, of Cleveland, a close friend of the bridegroom. Clinton Morris urged to be session.

All members are present for the I HAPPY BIRTHDAY 2 Mrs. Hulda Krawetzkl Mrs. Ralph Sedgrwick Mrs. Raymond Neill Terry Scott, 8 Sharon Lee Miller, 4 Mrs. Walter Ferback Barbara Ann Hush, 15 Donald Leech 3 Frank Thomas.

8 Mrs. Harold Stradtman Eleanor Ann Kistner, 13 for the Women's Civic Club Tuesday night and the speaker will be a man of authority, Mr. Poo-Ch'en Lee. noted Chinese educator, i this country, for one year to receive his doctor's degree at Columbia University and to make a survey of educational methods in use at the leading musical conservatories in this country. It was at Oberlin University that Miss Mildred Pietsehman, president of the Civic club met the Chinese musician who is said to be a fine pianist and also proficient in the department of voice.

In China, he directed a great chorus of many hundreds of voices and upon receiving his advanced degree in education plans to return immediately to China to re- sumo his work there as dean of the National Conservatory of Ministry of Education. His family is a member of one of the Royal Dynasties ruling for many centuries in China. While in Sandusky, he plans to visit the public schools music department and to study the educational system in use for the leaching of music in the public schools, under the supervision of Miss Pietsehman, supervisor. The hostess group for the meeting includes Miss Alfreda Welter, chairman and Mrs. Halsey Brooks, co-chairman; Mrs.

William Waldock. Mrs. Grant Waddle, Mrs. James Ryan. Mrs.

Robert Gagen. Mrs. Clark Hoover, Mrs. Robert Wheaton. Mrs.

Lewis Hause, Ralph Dutton. Mrs. Thurston Eriekson, Mrs. Harrison W. Pratt, I Miss Mary McCann.

Mrs. Lauber. Mrs. Robert Ryan and Miss Aleda Beltger. An election of officer? will Ministers Change Building Here To Church, Parsonage There will be a preaching mis sion at the United Brethren Church on Columbus-av beginning Sunday evening at 7 30 according to the Rev.

A. Pringle. pastor of the church. The history of the church building has been a rugged one, the minister says, as the structure was formerly used as a farmer's market, saloon, pool room, restaurant, grocery store and rooming house. A reception followed the ceremony at the homo of Mr.

and Mrs. Dan And an McKinloy-st. The bride is (lie daughter of the former commissioner and mayor of Sandusky, prior to his death two years ago. She is a graduate of Michigan Stale Normal College at Ypsilanti. and was affiliated with the schools at Holland, and at Wyoming, O.

She has long been a popular member of the "Sandusky Sailing club and handles a boat skillfully. The bridegroom, now in the poultry business on Front-st in Milan, attended the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor. He has served in the Naval Construction Battalion at the time tlie Japanese struck at Pearl Harbor, when he was injured. He held the rank of lieutenant commander. Mr.

and Mrs. Johnson are now residing at Milan. Their home on Front-st is just at the outskirts of the residence section. tulle train. A high tiara held her finger-lip veil, and she carried nn arrangement of white rosebuds.

Miss Teresa a cousin of bridegroom, who served as maid of honor was attired in a creation of white vclray. Her bonnet-shaped headdress was of white tulle, and was trimmed with white plume. Her bouquet of pink carnations was centered with three Japanese iris. Angelo Capizzi attended his brother as best man. For her son's wedding, Mrs.

Capizzi chose a brown cnsemblo highlighted by a corsage of yellow roses. Mrs. Emmelt Hinkley. of Norwalk, a sister of the bride wore a black and white outfit. Following the ceremony, a wedding breakfast was served at the Capizzi residence.

Wedding guests included: Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Hinkley, Norwalk: Angelo and Oscar Capizzi, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Capizzi and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Capizzi and family, Mrs. Joseph Damanti, Mrs. Anna Patti, Mrs.

Angelo Licoti. Mrs Ray Grundler, Paul Christhnsen. Mr. and Mrs. John Degiandi, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Nimrichler, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Patti and Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Crist. Olive Heckel And Vernos Williams To Wed Mrs. Bertha Heckel, Camp-st, is announcing the approaching marriage of her daughter, Olive, to Vernos Williams, son of Mrs. Anna Williams, Broadway -st. The wedding will bo an event of April 21, and will be read before the altar of the Salem Evangelical Church.

Miss Heckel Is on the teaching staff of the Sandusky public schools, while her fiance is employed by the Kcllerman Grocery. FALLING HAIR IF YOUR HAIR is falling out, dry and breaking off, ends split and lifeless, dandruff scales or other scalp disorders, consult A TTP' tne Graduated Practitioner, whose A lUilvoUiN practice is confined to disorders of the hair and scalp. You too can have healthy hair and scalp. Many others have found relief. Free examination for men and women in private.

PROFESSIONAL HAIR CUTTING BY APPOINTMENT HOY S. PATTERSON Phone 1155. and Market-st Music in Chungking and director a feature of the business session MUSIC AT CHURCHES Mrs. Edward Brohl, will sing the solo "The Lord Is My Light" by Speaks at the morning service of the First Congregational Church. Ths senior choir will sing the anthem "God Is Love" by Shelley.

Mrs. James Judson will play the organ numbers "Andantino" by Dubois, "Moderato" by Debussy, "Gradual" by Batiste, and "Postlude in by Batiste. Grace Church Choristers will! sing Haynes' "Communion Service in Flat" at the 10:30 Holy Communion and sermon service at Grace Protestant Episcopal Church Sunday morning. At the Offertory, the anthem will be John R. Walkinson's "Bread Of Heaven On Thee We Feed." Clifford E.

Foltz. will be the soloist. The St. Cecilia Choir of Grace Protestant Episcopal Church will! Register Star News Ohio Theater A NINTH AIR FORCE SERVICE COMMAND UNIT, ERDING, Ralph Matin, of! Kelleys Island, knows how it feels ofito be a two-pointer, particularly for i after arriving in an area where many men ana heading back to the states. Since Pvt.

Matso was inducted arc 13. he arrived overseas only in December. Thus he becomes First 5 118 10 SP1 'vice of evening prayer on Sunday evening when the regional young people will meet at Grace Church. At the Offertory, the anthem will be John Holler's "Jesus Meek and Gentle." Music at the Church Sunday has been listed and Juanila Wiles, church organist will play: Prelude. "Song of Praise" by Gcssler: offertory, Lord of Mercy" by Franck: post- Mendelssohn's A xiliar Meet them.

"Holy, Holy, Holy" a IT by W. Richards: solo, "6 Saviour Hear Me" from Cluck, sung by Natalie Zorbach with flute obligato played by Robert Von Gruenigen. WHEN YOU ARE IN TROUBLE with AUTOMATIC HEAT CONTROLS CALL or 167-R NIGHT 76 DAY GUNDLACH SHEET METAL Distributors GAR-WOOD GAS AUTOMATIC HEAT OIL STOKER REPAIRS R. S. RIEDY SONS Roofing and Siding Contractors 1415 Campbell St.

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installed WE TAKE IN SURROUNDING TERRITORY In Business in Sandusky Since 11125 lliiymond S. D. J. Uiedy part of the Occupational Force, in the supply section of the European Air Depot. The European Air Depot is the central supply base for the United States Air Force in Europe.

Pvt. Matso is a gradu. te of Estes High school at Kelleys. His parents are Mr. and Mrs.

J. i the solo. Kelleys Island. The organ numbers for th? worship services at Trinity Methodist Church with Mrs. Richard Trowbridge at the organ are prelude "Melody" by Charles Dawos; the offertory "Andantino in D.

Flat" by Edwin Lemare and Ihe offer- lory "Minuet by Bocll- man. The church choir will sing the anthem "Be Still My Filandia. Mrs. Edwin Cottey will After Church Services Following Wednesday evening's devotions at St. Mary's Church, members of the St.

Cecelia Auxiliary will meet in regular session at the l.O.O.F. hall. Several business matters oT importance are to be transacted, and all members are urged to be in attendance. Miss Orlena Klickman and Colonel Thornton To Wed Delbert L. Millis.

seaman first class, has received an honorable discharge from the Navy after 38 months service, 29 of which was sea duty in bofh the Atlantic and Pacific. Ho was in the Pacific since March of 1944. and wears the following decorations: American Theater ribbon, Asiatic-Pacific ribbon with five stars, ETO ribbon with 1 star, Philippine Liberation ribbon with two stars, the Good Conduct medal and the Victory ribbon. He is the last of three sons and two sons-in-law of Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Millis, Manchester-st, Monfoeville, to be discharged. The following address has been received for Joseph Borgia: Pvt. Joseph Borgia, 15215089. Co. F.

7th Bn, 2nd Ord. Tng. A.S.F.T.C., Barracks 2324, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md. Bogota, Colombia, is often called the Athens of America. St.

Stephen's Evangelical and Reformed Church. Offertory, Beethoven; prelude. "I Love to Tell tke Story," Fischer; postlude, "Fun Fare," DuBois; choir number, "Praise Ye the Father." Chas. Gounod; organist, William Scheid; choir director, Andrew Gregersen. The music at the First Baptist Church will include selections by Mrs.

Robert White, violinist. The anthem for the service is "My God and by Sergei. Mrs, James Asher, soloist, will sing, Lord Most Holy" by Cesar Franck. At the main worship service of Lutheran Church, the organ selections will be "Berceuse" b.V Wihtol. "Consolation" by Mallard, and "Allegro Maestso" by Kohl- inann.

The senior choir will present the anthem, "Lo. My Shepherd is Divine," from Haydeu's Mass in G. PORT CLINTON, March 2 Miss Orlena Klickman, Chicago, daughter of Mrs. Albert Zoschke. Erie-lp, and Lieut.

Col. Clark O. Thornton, Akron, will be married in the United Brethren Church here Saturday evening at 7:30 o'clock, and the Rev. L. D.

Reynolds will officiate. Albert Klickman, Fremont, only brother of the bride, will give her in marriage. Harold Williams, Wooster, will be best man and Miss Wendy Hoffman, Irwin, will be maid of honor, Ray and Harold Sperber, Erje-tp, will serve as ushers. Miss Klickman is a graduate of the Port Clinton High school and of Toledo University in 1941. SJO taught in a Toledo school until joining the United Air Lines as a stewardess in September, 1943.

Col. Clark, who recently received his discharge from the Army is personnel educational director of the M. O'Neal Akron. Following the ceremony a reception will be held in the church basement. The couple will reside in Akron.

Approximately $16,500 has been invested in the property since Sandusky Conference of the United Brethren Church purchased the building two years ago. The major portion of the remodeling, to change the building into a church and parsonage, was done by some 35 of the Conference ministers who drove here from points 20 to 130 miles distant to work. In addition, there are 150 churches in the Conference who have contributed to the payment of the investment, and there is. no debt, on the church properly at this time, the Rev. Mr.

Pringle states. The local pastor and leading ministers of the Conference will do the preaching at the special services next week. The Rev. C. E.

Miller of the Toledo Somerset Church will preach Sunday evening; Dr. C. V. Roop of the Galion Church, Monday evening; Ihe Rev. John Searle, of the Bowling Green Church Tuesday and Wednesday evening.

The Rev. O. E. Johnson of the Toledo Upton- av Church will be the speaker on Thursday evening, and Dr. J.

11. Dutton, pastor of the Lima Church will preach Friday evening. The Conference Superintendent, Dr. H. Allman of Blufi'ton, will preach at both the morning and evening services on Sunday, March 10.

June 23 has been set as the date of dedication for the church and parsonage. CINDERELLA CONTEST! Fremont School Board Has Building Program FREMONT, March 2 Fremont's board of education is planning a major building program in the future, evidenced by Congressman Alvin F. Weiehel, who announced that the Federal Works Agency in Washington had approved requested funds to finance advance planning. Seven projects are being considered by tlie board. Announcement of advance funds covers only two improvement projects, one for Croghan school, and the other for Slamm school.

Weiehel said that $0,228 had been advanced for the Croghan building, and $6,480 for planning for the Stamin addition. Allcnlion Please! Are You CINDEi ii Will your tout fit the Class Slipper on Display in the window of Walter's Shoe Store? will take place every noun from 12 to 1 o'clock FRL, March 6-7-8 at WALTER'S SHOE STORE On each of the above days, the first lady fitting the Glass Slipper perfectly will be awarded a pair of' Shoes by WALTER'S SHOE STORE All other contestants whose foot fits the Class Slipper will be awarded 2 Guest 'tickets each to see "CINDERELLA JONES" Leslie and Kobert Alda Starting; Saturday, March 9th at the OHIO THEATER Judges Vernon Harbour, Jones, Kocky l'uikrin.