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Sunday, June 20, 1937. PAGE TWENTY-ONE DECATUR SUNDAY HERALD AND REVIEW Three Christian County Young: Women Marry Farmer ty Doctor Marries in Chicago FARMER CITY Dr. Wilfred J. Nowlin of Farmer City and Miss Neva Jones of Chamnai 3 ill (A I It i i L-T5 Hazel Whitesel of Charleston Marries Miss Hazel Whitesel, art supervisor in Urbana public schools and daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John A. Whitesel of Charleston, was married June 12 in the home of lier parents to M. E. Voile, University of Illinois graduate, secretary-treasurer of the Champaign Production Credit association, and son of Henry Voile of Mt, Pulaski. Music was furnished by Mrs.

S. E. Thomas, pianist, and the ceremony was performed by Rev. Harry Blout of Roberts, friend of the bridegroom's family. The bride wore ivory satin with a redingote of marquisette, with a train, a bandeau of satin and flowers, and a bouquet of Joanna Hill roses and baby's Miss Halli'e Whitsel, maid of honor.

wore chartreuse satin and carried talisman roses. Henry Voile, of Mt. Pulaski, was best man for his brother. A reception followed the ceremony. After July 1 the couple will live in 502 West Oregon street, Urbana.

Shelbyville Miss Evelyn Lantz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Lantz, nine miles south of Shelbyville, and Eugene Mader of Chicago will be married today in the Lantz home.

The bridegroom is an air-conditioning engineer. Jt I 55S fx i i i i i Miss Vivian Maurine McAfee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray McAfee of Rosamond, and Hobart B. Wilcox of Chicago, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles A. Wilcox of Rosamond, were married June 13 at the home of the bride's parents, west of Rosamond, by Rev. B. B.

Wood of Rosamond Community church, in the presence of about 50 relatives and close friends. Joseph Large of Chicago sang, accompanied by Miss Geraldine Wilcox. The bride wore yellow and her attendant. Miss Genevieve McAfee, wore peach lace. William Wilcox, brother of the bridegroom, was best man.

Mrs. Wilcox is a graduate of Pana Township high school 1932, and has just completed her junior year at the U. of I. where she was a student in Shelbyville Miss Eva Mae Bley, daughter of Mrs. Rella Bley, and Irvin Long-enbajgh, assistant manager of the Shelbyville Roxy theater, were secretly married in Hillsboro on June 10.

She graduated from high school on June 4. home economics. Mr. Wilcox graduated in 1930 and later studied at Chicago Technical school. He is in the offices of the Link Belt Co.

in Chicago. Miss Kathryn Seiler and Robert Rendtorff of Pullman, were married in the country home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. A.

W. Seiler, west of Pana, by Rev. "Ray Funk of Sadorus. Their attendants were Miss Marian Seiler. sister of the bride, and the bridegroom's brother.

Dr. Herman Rendtroff. of the Panama Colon hospital at Chris-tabel, in the Canal Zone. The bride wore white with gold accessories and wore an amber brooch which was an heirloom of the bridegroom's mother. She carried columbine, blue delphinium and honeysuckle.

The bridesmaid wore yellow chiffon and carried yellow roses and dark blue delphinium. Out-of-town guests included the bridegroom's parents. Dr. and Mrs. Walter Rendtorff.

and his sister. Miss Gertrude Rendtorff. Pullman, Mrs. Ray Funk of Sadorus. a cousin of the bride, and the immediate members of the Seiler family.

Mrs. Rendtorff graduated from the University of Illinois in 1936. She has since been employed as a designer for the Collegiate Cap and Gown Company in Champaign. Mr. Rendtorff graduated from the U.

of I. in February of this year, and now holds a responsible position in Chicago, where the young couple will make their home. Miss Clarice Elizabeth Schafer and Ralph Francis Stanfield. of Pana were married in First Methodist church by Rev. O.

E. Martin. They were attended by Miss Ila Whitlock of Vandalia and Delmar Crane of Herrin. Dinner was served at the home of the bride's parents and the couple left for Gary. where he is in the offices of the United States Steel Corporation.

The bride wore a white tailored suit with white accessories, and roses. Her bridesmaid wore blue lace and pink roses. Mrs. Stanfield is the only daughter of Mr. and Full line of CROSLEY SHELYADOR Electric Refrigerators Central Radio Store 252 North Park Street V- Douglas County Arthur Legion auxiliary met at Mrs.

Helen Woods' home. The following officers were elected: Mrs. Alta Beals, president; Mrs. Helen Woods, first vice-president; Mrs. Mary Cahill, second vice-president; Mrs.

Grace Helm, treasurer; Mrs. La Vonne Wataon, secretary; Mrs. Forestine Galbreath, chaplain; Mri. Viola Jones, sergeant-at-arms. Mrs.

R. H. Perrott, Mrs. Hugh P. Rigney and children visited in Weldon with Mrs.

Bert Rowland and Mrs. R. N. Fleming of Xenia, who has been a guest of the Rowlands this last week. Miss Emma Eberhardt of Arthur spent the weekend in Greencastle.

visiting school friends and attending the centennial anniversary of the founding of De Pauw university. Mr. and Mrs. William Hunt spent the weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Commodore Cox in Brazil, and Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hood in Terre Haute.

Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Vollborn write that they will return from a short trip to California by way of Yosemite Falls.

Salt Lake City and Omaha, arriving in Arthur June 21 or 22. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. McDonald, formerly of Kankakee, are spending the summer vacation with Dr.

and Mrs. Charles McDonald. Arthur chapter of O. E. S.

is ob- servirte guest night Monday eve ning, honoring Lillian Burchby. associate grand matron, as guest of honor and Ethel Breedlove, grand representative of Wyoming as acting worthy matron. Dinner will be served at 6:15 at the Vine Street Christian church, with decorations and favors representing a garden of tomorrow. Worthy matrons and worthy patrons from surrounding chapters who will serve in the other stations are Loren Irwin, Robinson, worthy patron; Ellabell Kenny, Sullivan, associate matron; Leonard McMullen. Sullivan, asso ciate patron; Gladys Harbarger.

Hindsboro, secretary; a 1 1 1 Phillips, Decatur chapter 111. treasurer: Mabel Barnhart, Bement, conductress; Blanche Herman, Mat- toon, associate conductress: Jose phine Jenness. Owen Scott, chaplain; Adeline Chenoweth. Atwood, marshal; Feme Huber, Charleston, guest organist: Mabel Grisham. Paris, Adah; Ruth Easton, Areola, (Ruth; Essie Orris.

Bethany, Either; Cleo Johnson, Lovington, Martha; Nellie Parks. Champaign, Electa; Edna Rudisill. Monticello. warder; Elmo Drake. Arthur, sentinel.

Miss Faye Fullerton. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Fullerton of Tuscola, will become the bride of Charles J.

Michelet, Jr. of Wilmette on June 30 in St. Mark's church, Evanston. Miss Fullerton was a member of the faculty of the Milwaukee-Downer school for girls in Milwaukee. Wis.

this year. Mr. Michelet is a consulting engineer iWith offices in Chicago. They will live in Evanston. Tuscola Chapter.

Order of the Eastern Star will hold a stated meeting Tuesday at 8 p. m. Mrs. William Schafer. She is a graduate of Pana Township high school in 1932.

and of MarMi irrav college at Jacksonville in 1936. She i taught in the high school at Industry. Mr. Stanfield is a son of A. Stanfield.

city encineer of Pana. graduated from P. T. H. S.

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Howe of Tuscola to Visit Niece at Navy Station Mrs. Minnie Howe of Tuscola will nil in early July for Honolulu, her brother in law and sister, pif. nd Mrs. James C. Reed of Pa.

They will be guests for six weeks Commander and Mrs. W. A. Buck it the United States naval station there. Mrs.

Buck is a daughter of snd Mrs. Reed and niece of Howe. prof. Reed teaches in t.e law college of the University of Shelby County Announcement of the approach- jrjf marriage of Miss Lois Jean of Oconee and to Mel-xx R. McCaleb of Rushville was r.stie to seven close friends of the bride last Saturday at a dinner parry given in the home of her prents.

Mr. and Mrs. C. P. in Oconee.

The wedding will it July 10 in the home of the bride's parents. Miss Diefenthaler was graduated from Pana Township school and State Normal university at Normal. She has been teaching in Oconee township. She jj a niece of Miss Betty Diefenthaler of Decatur. Mr.

McCaleb is i graduate of Pana Township high ichcol and Eastern Illinois Teachers rige in Charleston. He is a Kience teacher in Rushville high ichml. He and his bride will live is Rushville. Miss Dorothy and M.5S Clanbel Patterson of Decatur a'terded the announcement party fa Ocor.ee. Shelby country club entertained of the Hillsboro, Greenville, and Pana clubs at an trter-city luncheon and bridge party.

Fifty-five were present at the luncheon held in the Christian church basement at 12:30 and bridge party held in the Shelby country dub house. The committee in charge were Mrs. Ella Stewart, y-t. Marie Boswell, Mrs. Lorna r-ster.

Mrs. Gertrude Walker. Mrs. Ciabeth Dove. Mrs.

Virginia Bol-ir'T, and Mrs. Goldie Baker. Eva Kclley has returned to her home in St. Louis after spend-irz I week visiting her sister, Mrs. and her niece, Mrs.

Ir-Tin Longenbaugh of Shelbyville. Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Parrish have returned from a week's visit their son in law and Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer English, rd family of Clayton, Mo. Miss Parrish, sister of Mrs. Eng-bh. also visited in the English and will return to Saturday.

Miss Verdi Compton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Compton of Shelbyville.

went to LaGrange for the summer months: She expects In find employment in Chicago. Miss Lucille Gray of Assumption t-d Kelley of Shelbyville of Pana were married Jure 16 in the Methodist chcurch of Assumption by Rev. A. E. C.

Pent-lard in the presence of the families. The bride wore white silk lace over hite satin and carried white roses. The attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Eirl Kamel the latter wearing yeilnw with accessories to match carrymg yellow roses.

Mrs C. F. Stiarwalt and daughter. Mdry of Sholbyville were hos-ses at a wedding breakfast for and Mrs. Robert Zelle.

who -ve married in the Christian by Rrv. Raymond Mrs. Zelle was the former Helen Warner of Adair, and was a sister of Miss Mary Stiar-Mr Zelle is an accountant in Springfield. Immediately after the breakfast the couple left for a wed-trip to Chicago. They will live Sprmsfield.

Miss Mary Elizabeth Lumberick, iaujhter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lumberick. Shelbyville and Virgil Cunningham, employe of record-fc and statistical bureau of Dan-'-t. and son of Mr.

anl Mrs. J. E. CurninjhHm of Danville are to be at the home of the bride's Shelbyville Sunday at 50 m. by the Rev.

A. F. DcGaf-i'KWy tne Danville Christian tturch. The bride will wear a pale r.ic moussclire de soie and will rry a bouquet of white. She will attended by her sister, Catherine Lumberick.

who will wear pale fpea mousseline de soie with an bouquet of pink. The best man be Lloyd Cunningham, brother ne bridegroom. Nobel Barbee, win play "The Swan," and also the wedding r-arch from "Lohengrin" on the vi-t The house will be decorated a rns and garden flowers. Im- 'ciately following the wedding reception will be given at the me pf tne bride's parents and buffet style dinner. After a weeks' trip through the South.

-J will be at home in Danville 4jy 5. M.ss Lumberick is a gradu- of Danville high school in '29. Eastern Illinois Stat Teachers' ege at Charleston, in '33. and estern Pennsylvania Train- li School for Teachers of the Deaf, a For three vears she has been teacher in the Illinois school for te deaf at Fifty r-iests are expected at the wedding. A-Torg those attending from out of kn will be Mrs.

O. B. Huston. De-Jjtur. grandmother of the bride: Eva Williamson.

Decatur, aunt the bride; Mr. and Mrs. Fred "uston. Indianapolis; and Mr. and r- George Claassen and family, -iar Rapids.

la. rs. Josephine Frawley arrived married Tuesday in Thorndyke Hil- ion memorial chapel. Chicago. Attendants-were Mr.

and Mrs. Oeorae Nethery of Golden. After a month's honeymoon in New EnpianH nH Canada, they will make their home iarmer City. The bride is a graduate of the Universitv nf Tllinnic Her home is at Clayton, but for three years she has been tenrhins English in the Junior high school at nampaign. Dr.

Nowlin attended the U. of I. and eraduated frnm the Illinois college of medicine in Chi cago in 1927. He has been associated with his brother. Dr.

Owen Nowlin, in the Nowlin Clinic in Farmer Niantic Miss Clara Wright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Wright, and Robert Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Z.

D. Smith of Dawson, were married yesterday, and left at once to live in Peoria, where Mr. Smith is employed. -J a jtt-. a in St.

Marie Miss Rose Lit-zelman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Litzelman, and Arthur Schwartz, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Schwartz of Belleville, were married by Fr.

Daniel Daly of Newton in St. Marie Catholic church. They will i live in Newton. (National Studio photo) sixteenth birthday, by Virginia Mo-berly and Melba Young. Those who attended were Billie Logue, Jane Lumberick, Marjorie Mose, Nancy Roberts.

Evelyn Williams, Joe Young, Robert Stewardson, William Aichele, Jack Manning. Robert Corley, Jack Bullington, Jack Can-avan and Herschel Young. June 13 marked the birthday of E. R. Goldstein.

Mrs. John W. Yantis. and Mrs. Josephine Keller, all Shelbyville pioneer residents.

A family dinner was served at the Yantis home, and many people called. Miss Bessie Wilson and Miss Agnes Andes attneded the unveiling of the Lincoln tablet in Lawrence-ville. 111., Tuesday which commemorated the entrance of the Lincoln family into Illinois. Mrs. Bess Dressier and son, Byron, who recently received his A.

B. degree from the University of Illinois left Shelbyville Wednesday for Seattle, where they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Graham Dressier, son of Mrs. Bess Dressier.

Mr. Dressier received his Ph. D. at University of Washington, June 14. They will travel from Chicago on the "City of Portland" streamline train, will visit for the summer months in Seattle, and return through the Canadian Rockies.

jj: AW ft Yv.iV iliL Vt, -w- Beecher City Miss Vel-ma M. Bryant of Pawnee and Carl B. Hogge, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Hogge, announced their Aug.

29 wedding at a party for Beecher City business men and women recently. The wedding took place in Danville, Ind. The bride has been teaching music in Kin-caid. The bridegroom is with a hardware and motor sales company. Dewitt County Miss June Longbrake.

daughter of Mrs. Nellie Longbrake of Wa-pella, and Charles W. Green, son of C. W. Green.

Sr. of McLean, were married in Beason May 9. The bride is a graduate of Wapella high school and has been office secretary in the Dewitt county Home Bureau office at Clinton. Mr. Green is a graduate of McLean hign school and Normal university.

He is athletic director in Beason high school. He plans to spend the summer at Champaign working on his master's degree at the University of Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hoyt left Clinton Friday for the East.

They plan tr visit their daughter Mrs. F. H. Colby at East Orange. N.

J. and will visit in with Mrs. E. A. Dunbar a sister of Mrs.

Hoyt. Following their trip East, they are to leave almost immediately for the West coast where thy have another daughter, Mrs. E. A. Hommersand at San Diego.

Calif. They expect to locate in California permanently. Mr. Hoyt is a retired Illinois Central engineer having served 42 years on the Springfield district. Clintonia home bureau unit met at the home of Mrs.

V. J. Ketter-son. A picnic supper on the lawn was followed by business, study and recreation. Mrs.

Charles Green and Miss Dorothea McHaney were chosen to prepare a unit stunt for county play day. Mrs. Paul Adams and Miss Eleanor Walsh will plan the program for August. Clothing local leaders will be Mrs. Max Rainey and Mrs.

V. J. Ketterson. The next meeting will be July 20 at 7:30 p. m.

with Mrs. Paul Adams at Lane. Clinton W. B. A.

plan to attend the state junior convention in Lincoln Tuesday. Miss Frances Partridge of Port Huron. supreme secretary, will be the guest. The Clinton girls' drum and bugle corps will march in the parade with all junior boys and girls. Shelbyville Miss Madonna Avis Hood, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Walter A. Hood, and Leo C. Bennett, son of Mr. and Mrs.

F. W. Bennett of Windsor, were married Wednesday. They will live in Windsor. Vandalia Miss Blanche Ballinger, daughter of Fred Ballinger, and R.

H. Kaiser of Wharton, will be married today, and will live in Marshall, where the bridegroom is with the Texas Oil company. Fayette County Vandalia Picadilly pinochle club entertained women who had substituted in the club during the year at luncheon at the Country club Guest prizes went to Mrs. Ernie Hage and Mrs. Ralston and club prizes to Mrs.

Cecil Metzgcr and Mrs. Herbert Mammen. Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Settle of Fillmore, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles C. Strobel of Ramsey were hosts at a miscellaneous shower. Mrs. Settle is the former Dorothy Ann Lawlor of Ramsey.

Miss Verna Pfeifer entertained at dinner in her home in Vandalia in honor of Miss Lenore Gibbons of St. Elmo, former teacher in Vandalia who taught last year in Algonquin and is spending a brief vacation with relatives in Vandalia and St. Elmo before going to Chicago where she will spend the summer. Announcements were received in Vandalia of the marriage of Miss Norma Ankrom of Vandalia and Bruce Bingham, formerly of Mulberry Grove but now of Phoenix, Ariz. The bride, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William Ankrom left last week and they were married in Phoenix the following day. The bridegroom is in the employ of the Woolworth Co. in Phoenix. Announcements were received in Vandalia this week of the marriage of Miss Kathleen Her and Donald William Oberbeay in Danville, July 11, 1936 with Miss Beulah Moore of Vandalia and Murvil SPECIAL Genuine Fluff-Oil Croquignole PERMANENT Complete -with Trim.

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(Lynn Sanders Photo) If Tana Miss Eleanor Sta-lets, daughter of Alderman and Mrs. John Stalets, and Guy Wharton, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. F.

Wharton of Nokomis, were married June 14. They will live in Nokomis. in Boulder. Sunday, to spend the summer months with her grand-daurhter. Miss Bettv Ann Yantis.

who is taking a summer course in the University of Colorado there. Mrs. Frawley left Shelbyville Thurs day. Miss Madonna Avis Hood, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Walter A.

Hood. of Shelbyville, and Leo C. Bennett, son of Mr. and Mrs. F.

W. Bennett nf Windsor, were married in the First Methodist church by Rev. Ray mond McCallister of the first christian church, assisted by Rev. L. F.

Powell of the Methodist church. Glenn Bennett, tenor, of Berwyn. brother of the bridegroom, sang Carl Bohen's "Calm As The Night," and Cndman's "At Dawning." accompanied hv Prof. R. G.

Newell. Mr. New ell played the Lohengrin processional and Mendlesshon's recessional. The alter was decorated in ferns and white snap-dragons, with 21 white candles. The bride wore white lace and carried lilies.

She was attended by Miss Florence Curry, who wore blue lace and carried talisman roses. A reception was given oy the bride's brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Willard. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett left for Wisconsin which they will return to Windsor.

Mrs. Bennett is a graduate of Shelbyville high school, and of the DePauw university school of in 1935. She is a member of Mu Phi Epsilon and for two years has been teacher of music in Windsor schools. Mr. Bennett is a graduate of Windsor community high school, and is in business in Windsor.

Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Read.

Miss Alta Clemons and Orval Heft, all of Clinton: Glenn Bennett, Berwyn: Mr and Mrs. F. W. Bennett. Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Edwards, Dean Bennett. Blondel Paulson, Mrs. Eli Bennett. Mrs.

Ella Clem. Mr. and Mrs. John Slater. Mrs.

Mabel Curry, Oscar Fisher, Jean Walden, Florence Curry all of Windsor; and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Willard, Francis and lone Davis.

Isabelle Auld, Belva Davidson, Mary Phillis Kircher. Lucille Klauser. Josephine Yantis, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter A.

Hood, all of Shelbyville. A surprise party was given, for Miss Mary Lou Hayward at her home in Shelbyville in honor of her Dietrich Mrs. Delbert Lake of Tuscola is the former Ida Graham of Effingham, a bride of June 13. They were married in Marshall, with a wedding dinner afterward in Terre Haute, Ind. Willett of Villa Grove as attendants.

Mrs. Overbeay, former teacher in high school, resigned last year to teach in Dowegiac. Mich. They will live in Jacksonville where Mr Overbeay is a teacher in the school for the blind. Miss Bernice Schwarm of Loo-gootee and Presley Mattix of St.

Elmo were married June 12 in St. Elmo by Rev. C. B. Whiteside.

Attendants were Miss Audree Smith and Stanley Schwarm. The brida is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Schwarm and the bridegroom is the son of Mr.

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