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BIX THE SANDUSKY REGISTER-STAR- SEPT. 17, 1046- Social Events Of City And Vicinity Charlyne Rose Wed Saturday To Ralph Young, Air Corps Veteran Miss Charlyne Hose, eldest daughter of Mrs. Ralph May of Republic, and the late Charles Bose, became the bride of Ralph Young, son of Mrs. Ethel Young. 527 Jackson-st, and the late Ralph Young, Saturday morning, September 14, at 9 o'clock in SS.

Peter and Paul's Catholic Church. The Rev. R. C. Dunn read the single ring ceremony before an altar graced with white gladioli and baby mums.

Given in marriage by her eldest brother, Charles, the bride wore a powder blue tailored suit, with a matching ostrich feather trimmed hat and black accessories. Her corsage was of American Beauty roses. Her only attendant, Miss Virginia Young, sister of the bridegroom, wore a tailored grey suit with pink accessories. Her corsage was of sweetheart roses. Richard Young served his brother as best man.

For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. May chose a tan ensemble with black accessories and wore a corsage of sweetheart roses. The bridegroom's mother wore a brown suit with olive green accessories. Her corsage was of Talisman roses. A reception was held for the immediate families at the bridegroom's home following the ceremony.

After a brief honeymoon, the newlyweds are residing at 209 McDonough-st. The bride was graduated from Girls High school, Louisville, in 1943, and is now employed in the office of the Sandusky Baking Company. Mr. Young was graduated £rom Sandusky High school in 1939 and was discharged this past January after serving three and one half years in the Army Air Corps. He is now employed as a draftsman by the John A.

Winkel Company. Members Of Powers Family Visit City Visitors in this city the- past were Mr. and Mrs. William A. Powers of Tacoma, their son and his family, Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Powers and daughter, Sharon, of Altus, and Mrs. William Powers' niece. Mrs. William Mcintosh, of Tacoma.

The elder Mr. Powers spent a very enjoyable sojourn here with his brothers and sisters whom he had not seen in 36 years. His son Kenneth met his aunts and uncles for the first time. There was a round of luncheons and parties for the visitors during the week and on Sunday morning Leo Gundlach entertained them with a cruise around the bay and lake aboard his boat, the In the afternoon, a family reunion was held at the Milan -rd residence of Mr. and Mrs.

W. D. Everett. Sr. Among the 60 members of the Powers family present were Mrs.

Hugh McGinity and Mrs. W. D. I Everett, William Powers' sisters, and his brothers, John Powers of Elyria, Martin Powers of Milan and Laurence Powers of this city. Other members came from Nonvalk, Lorain, Milan, Elyria, and Huron.

Eleanor Chapter Has Meeting Friday Evening Eleanor Chapter. 331, O.E.S., will meet Friday evening in the Masonic Temple at 7:30, to honor past matrons and past Refreshments will be served after the meeting. Members are reminded that the annual collection of canned foods for Good Samaritan Hospital will be made by various committees in the near future. Marcia Ann Brown Has Birthday Party Marcia Ann Brown celebrated her fourth birthday anniversary Sunday afternoon with a party given by her mother, Mrs. Lamont Brown, at the home of Marcia's grandmother, Mrs.

Elizabeth Brown. Games were played and awards were given the Misses Sharon Hoffman, Betty Ann O'Reilly, and Nancy Borchardt. Many lovely gifts were received from the following: the Misses Nancy and Peggy Borchaivlt, Linda and Ann Dienes, Kathy Jo Babisok, Lynda Gardner, Sandra Hoffman, Judy Maeder, Betty Ann O'Reilly, Mary Lou Endle, Margaret Babisok; Mr. and Mrs. James Gardner, Mrs.

Francie DeMarsh, Mrs. James Babisok, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Babisok. Mrs.

Michael Dienes, Mrs. Leland Hoffman, Mrs. Bernard O'Reilly, Mrs. Franklin Borchardt, Mr. and Mrs.

Lamount Brown and Skipper DeMarsh, Jimmy and Bobby Garner, and Buster Hoffman. Honeymooning In the East MRS, RICHARD WARD In a double ring nuptial ceremony performed by the Rev. William Armitag-e in the parsonage of Holy Angels' Catholic Church last Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Miss Rita Ann Parker, daughter of Mrs. Russell Holtz, 312 and Leonard Parker of Dunkirk, N. became the bride of Richard Ward, MONARCH in fxtro Heavy Syrup ftlcuftaq SERVICE and PARTS WHITE ROLLS For All Wringer Make Washers HILLS SUPPLV 2J7 W.

Water-st Phone 2154 Mission Circle To Meet This Evening Mission Circle of St. Paul's Lutheran Church will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. George Stahl, Central-av. The electing of officers and the reading, given by Mrs. Van Blarcum will be tba main features of the evening.

Mrs. Helen Van Blarcum will be the assisting hostess. FARM CLUB MEETS Miss Laura Bollenbacker and Mrs. Clara Fowler will be hostesses at the Townsend Road F. W.

C. at the former's home at 18 S. Garden-st, Norwalk, Thursday afternoon September 19. FORSTER CHINA CO. Cleveland Road DLNNEKWAKE GLASS GIFTS RECONDITION YOUR VENETIAN BLINDS Have them cleaned and wax finished for easier home care.

New Tapes available in Chinese- Red. Navy, Lime, Pea Green, Linen-mingled and Egg-shell. New Steel Blinds Available, in white, ivory and egg-shell slats with above tapes. High Grade WINDOW SHADES GARDNER Radiator Enclosure more comfortable living. ESTIMATES GIVEN WITHOUT OBLIGATION THOMPSON'S VENETIAN BLIND SERVICE Phone 4296.

Sandusky, O. 1407 Fifth St. Couple Married By Rev. A. W.

Pringle The First United Brethren Church was the scene, Sunday, September 8 of the marriage of Miss Eloise Hammond, daughter of Mrs. L. D. Hammond and the late Rev. Hammond, pastor of LaCarne United Brethren Church, to Almon Gibbs.

son of Mrs. Winnona Gibbs, Berkey, O. Rev. Adolphus W. Pringle read the 3 o'clock ceremony, with a reception following in the church annex.

Given in marriage by her uncle, E. H. Sterns, of Palmyra, N. the bride wore a powder blue wool dress trimmed with gold studding and black accessories, and carried a bouquet of Talisman roses. The maid of honor, Mrs.

Clair Pontius of Berkey, sister of the bridegroom, wore a rose wool suit with black accessories and carried a bouquet of white and yellow gladioli. George Meeks of Port Clinton was best man, and the bride's uncle, Ralph Ness of Cleveland and Clair Pontius were ushers. Mr. Gibbs is employed at Camp Perry as a fireman and Mrs. Gibbs was formerly employed as a reproduction operator at Erie Proving Grounds.

She now has a photographic studio at Lakeside. Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs have returned from a trip through th.c Smoky Mountains and are making their home in Lakeside. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Emery Ward, 2803 Venice-rd. The attractive brown haired bride wore a pearl grey suit with black accessories. Her corsage was an arrangement of pink rpsebuds and gardenias. Maid of honor.

Miss Rarnona Otto, was attired in a poudre blue suit with black accessories. A corsage of gardenias was pinned at her shouldeiC Charles Ward served his broth or as best man. Mrs. Holtz chose a gold wool suit with matching accessories, and Mrs. Ward a saddle brown ens-emble with brown accessories.

Both had white gladioli corsages. A reception for 75 guests at the bride's residence followed the quiet parsonage ceremony. A four-tiered wedding cake centered the bride's table and fall flowers and garlands of myrtle decorated the interior of the Holtz home. Mr. Ward presented his bride a double strand of pearls and Mrs.

Ward gave her maid of honor a gold locket and chain. The newlyweds will honeymoon in New York City, stopping en- route at Princeton, N. J. Mrs. Ward traveled in a poudre blue wool afternoon dress with brown alligator accessories.

The newlyweds plan to live at 326 E. Adams-st. Mrs. Ward will continue working at Kresge's and her husband at the Ward Auto and Paint Shop, in which business he is associated with his brother. Helen Stahl Wed In Bellevue Church BELLEVUE, Sept.

17 First Congregational Church was the scene, Saturday, September 14, of the marriage of Miss Helen Joan Stahl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harlow Scahl, Lynie-tp, to Samuel Tonkin of Bellevue, with the Rev. M. M.

Gressley reading the double ring ceremony. The attendants were the Misses Shirley Ann Biedel of Boulder, Mont and Marjorie Akins, of Tulsa, as taper lighters, Phyllis Ruhland and of Elizabethtown, as bridesmaids, Sally Meyer, seven year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Meyer, Bellevue, and Jimmy Pearce, six year old son of Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Pearce, Columbus, niece and nephew of the bridegroom, as ring bearers. David W. Stahl, the bride's brothers, was as best man; and Robert P. and Earl A. Baker, of Akron, cousins of the bride, and Harlow L.

Stahl, her brother and Charles Sliter, a close friend of the bridegroom, were ushers. Mrs. Walter was graduated from Bellevue High school in 1942 and also from Lindenwood College, at St. Charles, Mo. in June.

Mr. Walter has just recently been discharged from the Navy. Shower Given At Milan Residence Social Calendar WEDNESDAY Trinity Circle, Daughters of Isa bella, will have potluck supper in Knights of Columbus rooms at 6:30 p. m. Good Samaritan Hospital Nurses Association will have their annual banquet at Moyt's Restaurant in Huron, at 6.30 p.

m. Daughters of St. Paul will have their meeting at the home of Mrs. Robert Zollman, 921 Gantral-av at 8 p. m.

Sandusky Bay Rebecca Lodge will hold its regular meeting. 7:30. Royal Neighbors Sewing Club will meet at the home of Mrs. John Reisch. 1419 Third-st, 1:30 p.

m. DO TO POPULAR DEMAND WE EXTEND THIS OFFER FOR ONE WEEK ONLY! GRAND OPENING SPECIAL The bearer of this invitation may receive ONE CHARBLEND PORTRAIT ONLY (Selection of proofs) No appointment necessary Limit one to a person Minors must tir- accompanied hy parents THIS OFFER EXPIRES SEPTEMBER 1910 RAMSEY STUDIO On Friday afternoon, September 13, Mrs. C. H. Everingham of Mi lan, assisted by Mrs.

Edith Cut ler, and Mrs. W. H. Heckelman, with a miscellaneous shower for Miss Margaret Sherwood, who will become the bride of Robert Ewell, of Milan in the near future. Games were played and the awards went to the honored gu-ast.

A color scheme of orchid and yellow was carried out in favors and decorations, with a miniature bride and bridegroom being the center of interest at guest tables. Beautiful orchid and ysllow gar den flowers were used throughout the home. Many lovely gifts were presented by the following guests, Mrs. S. Spark of Monroeville, Mrs.

Edwin Houser and son, Billy, of Bellevue, Mrs. Ray Thayer, of Norwalk, Mrs. Wirt Paul, Mrs. John Cleveland, Mrs. Lily Krock, Miss Mayme Cook, Mrs.

Lucy Banfield, Huron, Mrs. Homer Ewell, Mrs George Sherwood, Mrs. Cora Balcom, Mrs. Florence Meeker, Mrs Marian Wheeler and granddaughter, Phyliss Meek, Miss Elizabeth Kurtz, Mrs. Grover Balcom, Mrs Lyle Schafer, Miss Ella Schafer, Mrs.

George Oetzel, Mrs. John Molnar, Mrs. Joe Oetzel, Mrs. Irvin Schnell, Mrs. George Hammond, Mrs.

Paul Lindly, Mrs Lynn Tucker, Mrs. Stewart Green, Mrs. Sam Taylor, Mrs. G. C.

Minty, Mrs. G-eorge Wikel and the hostesses. '1 BIRTHDAY" 17 Mrs. Loren Gosser Kathleen. Ann Geisler, 3 Irene Johansen Evelyn Mehllnjj Mrs.

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