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ANINDEPENDBNT  PAMILY   NEWSPAPER.  DEVOTED   TO   LITERATURE.   LOCAL   AND   GENERAL   INTELLIGENCE.
NAZARBTH. PA.. THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 6. 1929
No. 38
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Jor Street pfcvingHere
J Favors Use of Ce- For Circle, North [2hi ind Centre Sts.
iaiiovnai stated meeting of
iCMMil y^ii* held thia 28tb
idUah 1*29. at 8 o'clock p.
I iJI members preaent with
HtloD of .Mr. Lindenmoyer.
I'^dtDt. Mr. Hartaell. pre-
Charles    E.     Knecht,
Kneclit.  Frank     Martin,
rfninU. William E. Henry
Council    asking    that
jliiB street he paved with
from    rurb    to    curb.
j^rtuln. roflin and Leh. of
ll^B-Dixie    Cement    Corp..
Cement    Company and
^iiir Cement Company, also
I Counril aiid asked them
lloBilderafion to the mater-
ilfacturert In the Borou:jh
litre all future street Im-
¦t work (lone on a perm-
tltili and tint with material
WM onl.v temporary    ami
¦lilted  a   creat   amount   of
r to Iteep in repair.
I notion of    Messrs.   H:nigf'n
Inrti. It Wits mo%'ed th.it thf
I taken at mt-etliig of Counril
jlpril 1st. rtirectlnii? the High
(coBinlttee tn Improve North
I itrect. from   curb  to  curb.
enwhed stone and    asphalt
I tnd the .siiiue is hereby re-
pini were  presented, tabiil- hf the    Horough     Fingineer. iKorfh Main street wou'.d cnut ilmitely   $"S.000    to   p.ive IwncretP from curb  to curb Mroilma'ely $20,000 to pave liMcrete for an IS foot width, laotlon of Messrs. Mertz and It iras moved   thiit   North |ih«ct from its northern in* t»ith    Main and    Hisb ind the entire distance of t to the southern end ofi rie. be permanently    im-l [tilh a reinforced concrete Intending trom curb    to. Rcliiding the entire width Mrcle.    The   roll   being | of the members voted In kittve.
Mon ot Maaara. Kahler «n. it waa morad tkat _jre street, between Broad Jd the Circle be perman- JlBproved with an IS-foot of reinforced concrete Roll being called all of Bbers voted In the aflrraa-
[motion of    Me«r8. Hangen itts. it was moved that the (iry nnt'fy the Blue Mountain lited Water* Company. In- lin Ctiis Company and Naza- reriige  Compnny  to  have Bslons and laterals  put  in I ami Centre streets as soon ble. iMegfrled  reported that  he nirible  to   get   Stanley lliq., to file tbe report of the IHvIjIoiib w'th the Court on ^Tatirt requested fur-her In- frnin Council.    On mo- iMetprs. Hangen and Mertz. I|»ve'l th'tt unless Mr. Fehr Mid rnport within the next ft%, the  Boroush   Secretary led to get the data from I'fieer and write the report ed i^ltli the Court. Botlon of Messrs. Kern and it  was  moved  thit   the ' be direeted to prepare an see fnr the    North     Main |(Bd   Centre    Street paving • Englnf. r Instructed to pre¬ plans ami   speclflcations   so ' Psvini; rould be advertls- |Wds BS .>;iii)n as possible, (being no further business alderitj.,.,, the meeting ad- 1 It 10 ;'it p. m. on motion •rs. .Schiif^tfer and Mertz. C. P. Fi-hnel. Secretary.
1929 NAZARETH HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATING CLASS
Hack   row—left  to  right:   Walter nachtoiiii. Charles I.ehr, \V    arren Kahler. Donald  Uoth. H irol  «J   Wolfe.  .In Clewell. Carl   Beitel,   David  Micha .^I, Warren .lol'.r.-on. Melvin .lont-s.        Front row:  Andrew Leh. atlilf-ti ¦ supervisor; Kreidler.   .Mary   Dry.  Grace   Laiulis?,   Mildred   Haul.ert.   FIvelyii   .Scheetz,   Crace   Dmnis.   Minnie   Applegate.   Helen a graduate, but not  in this group.	
lin   McCionigle. Ida (Jforge. fil Heekman,   .Miss
Willia  in Aite
adys      Shook,
Flor-nee .Vic
nio-e. Clark S»
Crace    Buss.
lu)la;s. principa
rfa.-is. Ktissel 1 .Mitze.ir. .'s
.Marguerlre    Wnnlerly.
I of High Sihuol:  Harold
ipiuel Shinier. S'Hul-y .¦\nna I^erch, He.ster Rohn.     Anna Stem.
CEMENT COMPANIES USHER IN SAFETY CAMPAIGN AT RALLY
SC.4RLET FEVER AND   WEED CONTROL MEASLES STILL     |     FIELD MEETING THREATENING HERE       THIS AFTERNOON
'<i<> IO MiH.<iorni      !
¦d Mrs   Kllwood Stiver, of^
'•ll lea r   on   Monday   for
(Crirtlp.li.   MisHourl.   where
er arc; t"d a     position.
MBforrnr vt>ars employed
¦t at the Penn  Allen  ce-
tfll.    Mr     Stiver    bas    a
;ChrUti- .1  S'lver.  residing
 Olrardpnn, Mo. t
The semi-annual safety meeting of the Cement plants of this dis¬ trict was held last Friday evening in the Broad street theatre will fully 1000 employees and offlcials ot the various plants present at tbe affair. The theatre waa fllled to the doors, when Roalyn Portals, ehalman ofthe aoetlng called the meetlag to order. Repreaenta- tlvea of the Herenlea. Penn-Dtsie. Lone Star and Naaareth Cement plants were present.
The chairman of the meeting tn a brief talk explained the purpose of the gathering and then the men were treated to a movie reel and a news reel. A song sheet had been distributed and the men now made a happy chorus singing well known aongs. William Gano, of the Penn-Dlxie, led in singing.
The chairman Introduced Col. E. C. Spring, of Allentown. director of public safety of the Lehlgb Val¬ ley Transit llnea. Col. Spring dpoke briefly on the safety theme, explaining what companies are do¬ ing to further safety and what it means to the men.
Frances Peehan. of Plttshu'-gh. «r"'ieral safety director of the Un¬ ited States Bureau of Mines, was the next speaker, and In a brief discourse out-lined the safety pro¬ grams of the bureau and how well 't has functioned so far. In sharp¬ ly cutting down the number of accidents.
RenresentaCves of ench plant were called to the platform by the
LOCAL "HI-Y" CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS
The Hi-Y Cluh of the High School tne- Monday evening In t'.ie Y.M.r.A.   and   decided   to   hold   a
haUMUet next W-'d.mnday evenlnu ;.. the "Y." This will mark the closing nieeting of tlie year. The rewly elected officers o» the Clul) upre Installed at the meeting. They are president. Kdward Cliri.-1- niaii. vice president, .lohn Smith; -..cretarv. .lames Peppel. aad •VM,surer. Milo Meixs.'ll. The fol¬ lowing were elected nitniliers: Ir¬ win I'hl.-r. (ilUiert Heirck. Kdward Melllek an.l Ahrahatii V.'::k.-1. Cnv (utiip. of tlte Hi^h School Vacuity, tidvisor to the club was tiresent  at  the tnect.n'-'. |
chairman and each gave a three- tnitiute talk on ".Safety." Those who spoke were: Albert Oarr. Naz-j reth cement: Peter Claroni. plant No. 6. Penn-Dixie; Fred Sermulin.l nlant No. 4. Penn 1 Dixie: John Tauptmao. Lone Star; William Qlaaaer, Hercules, and Loula Bier, plant No. S, Penn-Dlxie. The speakers brought tbe viewpoint ol the workers before the assembly and their remarks proved interest- Ing. Mr. Tauptman si)oke in Ger¬ man. The theme of his remarks was "Watchfulness and Care." He urged his fellow workers to look twice before acting once.
Besides the chairman of the meeting. R. B. Fortuin. superin¬ tendents and offlcials of the vari¬ ous cement companies occupied nnsltions on the atage and made hr>f remarks. They were \V. D. t^nth. general snperlntende'it o* the Penn D'xle: St.inley Downs, sunerlntpndent of Hercules ce¬ ment: Harry Re!clienbach, Xaza- ••e'h cement; tfow-rd leh. Lone S*ar cerneiit: Sherwood Wr>tts. of   he Ppiinsvlvanta Manufacturers. pntMehem.
The rhnirr^in announced before ti>p rlose of the meeting thit today (.Tune     1 >   wou'd    begin  a    foiir- nintith   no-nc-cide-it  ramraicrn      'n 1 th's calTinnlirn tie comninles strive , tn h'lve t'O lost tl"ie acc'dei.ts   Thel ni'll  achieving this result  will  re¬ ceive a htmdsnme emblem from the| Saffty rotincll
NAZARETH TROOP TAKE HONORS IN ANNUAL JAMBOREE
Xazareth Hoy Scouts of Veteran Tiiiop I. on S.itiirilay won the jam¬ boree patrol contest at Weygadt (amp. Delaware Wat.-r C.up. Tbe jamboree was staged by troops ol the Kaston Area, il was the four'li straiuhr year that the local buys tnok tlie honors. The first 11 outtnuej on Page Fourt
Health Offlcer Morris Frahle has made the fcdlowing report for the month of May. Scarlet fever, ¦2*r. measles. 21; chicken pox, 2; whooping congh. 4. and dlpbthvria 1. a total of 53 cases under giiar- antine. The scarlet fever quaran¬ tine affects six adults and the disease for a time bid fair to become epidemic.
Prompt measures by the Board of Health In having a State Health department representative. Dr. Coughlin. look over the fleld here and make suggestions brought about a stringent quarantine and an awakened public sentiment that seems to h:ive effected the desired results as the scarlet fever seems to be subsiding. The prevalence of measles In the community with 21 cases is not considered alarm¬ ing and it is believed that strict, care observed in quirantlne at. present will also prevent spread of this and  otber diseases.
YOUUNG PEOPLE IN SESSION HERE
A field meeting at which Weed Control will be discussed and the results of demonstrafloiial work using the latest weed killers will l)f insiiected. will be held on the farm of John Buss, on the road lending from Newburg to Christian Springs, this (Thursday) after¬ noon, .lune Oth, at 2 p. m.. day¬ light saving time.
Weed Control is one of the most serious problema which Northamp¬ ton Countv farmers have to com¬ bat, and the results secured from one to four applications of chlor¬ ate applied at various times throughout the growing season, .ire called to the .ittention of all f-rmers by County Agent B. L. Cdlempn. who has co-operated W'th the .¦\erotiomy Kxtenslon De- nnrttnent in putting on the demon¬ stration.
.1. R. R. Dickey, agronnmv sieciallst from Pennsylvania S'ate College, will discuss the result* '"•hich hnve been secured by t'le chlorate treitnient In Northampto;i anfl other counties, where It has heen used In a demon«tratlonal way during the past year.
BOYS TAKE HIGH HONORS AT N. H. S.; W. BACHMAN FIRST
Monday evening In the Nazareth "Y" the* monthly meeting of thei Yoti'ig Pooi'.Im's Council offlcers. I N'orthampton County S u n d a y| Sr-bool AssoclaMon. held a fine '¦•virlted meeting. It was the best attonded of the yar. Mark Wag¬ ner, presided. Clarence Hawk. N'orthampton. county superintend¬ ent, spoke on "Summer Camps." .A otiartef of male vo'ces composed nf .Jacob Spltko. Rpuben Smith. Unssel and Wllbprt Marsh, of Northampton, rendered several iMimbers accompanied by Frank Koch. I
A committee was nr>noliited to arrange for tbe July meeting .nt ITenry's Crove, Belfast, composed of Messrs. Heberling. Wagner and H'>wk. for refreshments, and tbe offlcers nf .Vazareth District will furnish the program.
Tbe address of 'he evening was pvidp bv riiiinty President .1. H. Seneenbacb. iinon tbe theme: "l.endershlp." Twen'v-six offlcers wer» present. Nazareth ". Bath 4. NorthmiP'on '0, Walntittiort 1. Wind C-ap S. Bethlebem 3 and Kaston S.
ROTARY CLUB IN WEEKLY MEETING
Honors at Nazare'h High School, this year will go to Walter Bach-' man. Samuel Shinier i\iid Russell .Metzgar in the order idnie'l. These boys have come out at (he head of a class ef thirty boys and girls and by their aLltievem<>nl will be honored with pe-mlssion to s|ieak at the conim.^ii'-cti-.eni exor¬ cises on June 21 in ihc High School.
Walter Bachman, who ha.s com¬ pleted the academic course, re¬ ceived a tinal grade of 'J'i.i per lent. Samuel Shimer. also aca¬ demic, received a grade ot :)!).!• and Russell Metzgar. acad^tuto, '. u.r. liuchmaii iiy his position receives highest honors at coni- meiicement. the valedictory or¬ al.on. .Shimer receivt-;. the salut¬ atory  oration.
Haclimaii is a son of .Mrs. M.i-y r.achinan. West Centre streei. H,' is editor of "The Comet," ha.s been class president, for t^.vo yeara, member of student council for two yo.irs, has won American histoiy pr ze and Kurojiean h.story prize and h.is played violin in the or¬ chestra for four y>-ars. Duriim his term in student council he :vm i'rtsldeiit   and   viri>   presid'Mit    .,¦;
the body. He also served one term as iiresidei'.t of the civic league In hia Freshman year.
Shimer, who is vice president of class Is a son of .Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shimer, of Centre street. He bas served in numerous offlces during Ills school years, being cla-i presi lent during the flrst i'.nd sfion.i years. He was a member of Stii.ient ("iiuncil. played thret years in the orchestra as drum- iv.er and ha- won a number of prizes including manual training in h'S Po:)homore year, hi.-tory prize In his Sophomore year. Fre-hrr.un current events priie and Is assistant editor of "The Come- He h'is playerl four ye-jrs of var- rty baseball and basketball and •!iree years of football. He also ¦'"rv "1 ns [irt .-ideiit of Hi-V Ciub In  1929.
iviH zi;ir. v.ho takes third honors s president of the Athletic Asso- clct'on. president of the Literary .«ocie'y. business manager of "The f'omet". cup'ain of the basketball ej'm, and a memlier of the basket- b-ll. footbiU and baseball teams. He h''> serrerl three y.ars on tb^ rtiiifpiit Council and was secretary "or or.e year. He is a son of Harry   Mttzgar.  of   Belfast.
Lions Club Hears Talk On Dry Ice
Novel Demonstration Bjr
Corp. Head Interests
Local Members
An extremely novel and Inter¬ esting demonstration featured the meeting of the L'ons Club at tho Y..M.C.A. list evening when H. K. Smith, of the Smith Ice Cream ('f»rporatlon, of Scranton, gave an i"ustrjte<l talk on "Dry Ice." This ice Is formed through the ea- pansloD of carbon dioxide aud fViporates instead ot melting. It iei.es no moisture or stains at it eva[;orafei. Mr. Smith in hia d^inonstra'ion used a tank charg- t-d with the gas und formed small r;.kes of 'ce which were handed <ibf:iit to the l.iioi'..''. This Ice was . found to be many degrees colder th in ordinary water ice and If held i" the fineers for a short time would freeze them.
Tli his demons'ratlon of the rh'll'ng powers of the gas Mr, .Smith froze rubber tubing so hard fli.-it It could *e snapped like glass. A sniaU riihher ball was frozen ;(i>d cr.ickt-i like ar. egg shell when sfriicif. Merriiry was frozen Into H solid mass to sbow Just how cold the gas cm be. The dry ice I-" row widely used for packing Ice cream and If the ice is kept in an ii'rfig'it container it will keep in¬ definitely. B"iiig considerably lighter than ordinary ice It makes finite a saving possible for users. So irfereafed were the members In tie denoistra'lon tha* many re¬ mained after the meeting to ask questions and observe operations of the "Ice machine," which waa s'tr.|ily a tTnk equipped with a valve and an expansion chamber.
The Uons at this meeting nam¬ ed their slate for tbe elect'on on June l^. The following names were submitted by tlie nominitln* committeee: president, Ellwood Cnangst: vice president. L. C. Hawk: 2nd vice president. Rev, H. C. Snyder: .Trd vice president. W. E. Henry: secretary. William Ben- ' nett; treasurer, A. E. Franti; Hon tamer, Bert J. Sturgis: tall twister. Oeorge A. Smith: direetora —n. F. 7'egler. F. A. Marcks. A. ,r Sturner. H. H. Leh and C. F. Marfin.
The N'->zr»rethRotary Club met Mondiv evonl'ig at the Y.M.C.V. ind listened to a rejiort of th-» '""¦•lla< conv°nt|on nresented by frnnk H. Martin, who wa^ present nt the sessions as a delegate from 'h" Nazareth Club.
Ttoyco Pu-h. of t?pt''l.'hem. and Kdwin 0'.<5hea. of New York, wer.^ nrPRpn' IS v's'tors. Kil Ht-llman. as song leader sang "Mv Wild Irish Pnap" In honor of Mr. 0"Shei. a C'leat of Nelson Oliver, treaswe'^ "f tbn N<izare»h Foundry and Machine Company.
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K\J(»irtf^^JI^S VIsH.HEISK
>''j(;'*iid Mrs .lames pA.Snvder. n» I^Mi s':»n» Tuesdav In Njija- retb.     Mn- Pnyder isVaJjijasiK" t.i I
-ii 's ¦^'vjpjjmiaM'iw*Ti5»ith.   hh
hasi.conductert a gent3',;^iiriiisliin.: th for ni'di^ v(.'ir" and ¦ f'i"nj(|<' tbr'Mig'ioii' JX^fOt^^y nnd greatly t^Vfs't   to  Nazareth.
DR. WOTRING CHOSEN TO HEAD COMMITTEE; I SINOD REPORT HE.\RD
>rial Day Observed fere; Fine Street Demon¬ stration and Speeches
STANDING OF THE
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
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Thursday to Tuesday |
.Nazaivlli ('¦•lii'iit !i; l.oiie Star 4 1 liiisiiiesH  .Men <i:   Kr.ieiner  ilos-
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N'a/.aieth   Cenieut   !»;    N.:zare'b
Waist P.
THE SEYFRIED BUirni\G
^fal tVy >,.rv;ces In  town
»cc..u!i,,.;  In     arheaule.
I"' vari.nn points In town.
•hf asHiMnl.ly rail nnd the
r'""" 'II "'AM g.ithered In
twl. '"'"'     ""¦>¦  formed T»»n,a.ul of raptaln Stanley £¦"''''" <>«en Hicf Camp rw    t'   ^¦"'"••"ns  „f   the Var . '"'^    surviving
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¦*l«    Rev.    Robert
l.n nnecki- offered prayer and tht Post nieinhfi- decor,ited the grave- nf the sMldier>. Ketuming to .N'az'iretli I We marchers ass-nihled in the s'luare where |{ev A D. Thaeler. of Nazarelli H.ill. offered prayer. Hertniili .Miller, of Kas¬ ton! national secretary of the P.O. S nf A., delivered the memorial address at Ihe St. .lohn'- l'nion cemetery where Hev. H C. Syud-r gavM the invoiatlon. on Ihe Mora¬ vian (emelery. Uev. Paul S Meinert ofteri'd iirayer und the usual military ceremony was per¬ formed. '
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Penli-Pixie   vs   l.one  St w
Friday—
I'.iltlnfs'*   .Men   vs   Nazareth   Waist;
Tuesday— j
iKine Star vs  Kraenver  Hosiery   I
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Among the late Improvements 01    lleividere   Street   I-   the   three- story brick building built by F. .1. .^'.v fried      .Mr.     Sejfried's     is     a bniinter for Na«areth  and is to  be   congratulated   In   aiding   town' improvements.
Dr. W. H. Wn'rintr and William iV H.irper. pastor and elder of S:. .lohn s f{eIornu'il Churi ii iiere. re¬ turned home last we«-k from the , 1 At nty-tliird Triennial Se>sion of I rhe fleneral Synoil of the Reformed riiureh In the I'nited State.s. a:id report a great amount of import¬ ant church  legislation  enacted.
.Among   the   high-lights   of   tha Cl neral  S.i nod   Session   at   Indtau- ai oi ^.  Indiana,     they     ivport  the oi owing- -
The (leneral Synod unanimously nd   r>.ed   the  proposed   merger  of tha* denomination with the I'liited 'tn'hcrn In Christ and  the  Kvan- le'.ica! Syiod of North America in- « ;' e  I'n'ted Cliunh  of .America. '   a  membership of   more  than I      ni'll'on.     The   Synoii.   at      th^ "i"   time, set   up lilt-  machinery "• the consummation of th's  u.li¬ lt   anpoiii'ed  a  c.immlttee of :: ¦  I'-is'ors and elders to whom the ,,,.,,,..)ssl(.!i  on  closer  relations'of '  ¦ 'hurrhes Is to refer any mo V- t'ons of the plan of union that v   he   made   by   the   joint   com- "I'slono of tbe two C'lirch-'s.  The '• .v„.v'ttpe has the niifhority by a •¦ ''thirds vote to refer the jilan to he Class's  for  adoption   or  rejec- •¦¦-^. I
Tho Cifjicral Synod vo'ed to r-f't in 11.12 in C.race ItefornieJ Cli!!'-ch.  Akron, (^hlo. |
.\ ntariy nnaninioas vote to send nn anieiulnieiit to the coiistitiil ion ''own to 'he various Classes, which ir adopted by tw'o-thlrds of these Cl.'sses "will tinoqulvocally grant to women ihrir full equality with' r'cn In all the rights and prlvll- eg"s  of the Church." |
The    election of the     Rev.    nr. ¦ Ch irles  K.  SchaefTer. of   Philadel¬ phia,   for   the   pnst   twenty   yearn C.eiieral SecretaTy nf tbe Board ot
(Continued on Page Three)
MW REGULATIONS FOR BEGI\NER.S
The school airlu>rities desire to' announce a new method of regis-' tering beginners: i. e. children who will enter school for the fir-<t time n?rt f.i'l.
Registration  of all  beginners  is;
tn  he  n.:'de as  fir  as  poss hie  on
"he afternoons of June  11   and  ISi
frotn   2   t.)  4   o'clock   at   the   High ;
(Cnntiiried  on   P.i.!e   Fvei
STATE INSPECTOR AR¬ RESTS BEE KEEPERS FOR LAW VIOUTHW
fciven bees have their rights un¬ der tlie l:(ws of Pennsylvania and as a result fonr residents of thia Cfunty will he haled before Srjuiro Jun.es S. Fry to answer charges of vioiiting Section 0, Part Zi, of tho lit 21 laws, regarding apiaries. The section refers to housing tho hess In modern movable frame h ves. K. W. Cleeves a deputy apiary inspector for the state charges th.it Charles Sandt. of TafMi.v: Richard Kissmiller, of Wind Cap; M. H. Mink, of town, and Ceorge Rariholotnew. of Port- iar.d. failed to 1 ve tr,! to the lawa requ'r'ng modern hives and brought suit before Stjuire Fry. It Is said th? Inspector found boxes, beer kegs and other odd Containers nsed to hive the bees.
ItKITKI. I ASK UKIVt; HKAltD
Tlie hearing in the Will R. paifoi rase Is being heard at tbo Court House. Kaston. this Thurs¬ dav. T'>e Trustees of the Will R. Beitel's Children's Home are ask¬ ing the Court for the privilege to cb-inge th^ locrition of the homa and to purchase the .N'azarelh Hall I)roperty
Prominent Young Couple Wed at Pretty Church Wedding Here Saturday
Tlie liiarriage of Miss Anna M Happel. dau.ahter of Mr. and .Mrs. Charles F. Happel, and Charles I'. Schnerr. son of .Mr. and .Mrs Kd v.ill P. Schnerr. look place on Siturday aftiinoon at .". o'clock in l!ie St. .Tohn's Lutheran church.
Tbe officiating pastor was \lpc. H. C. Snyder, who performed the cere;;'ony In the edifice decorated • ith palms. I
The bride,    who wns     given  In ' I'larrlnge   by   her   father,   wore   a - tovn of white taffeta made with a i long    w listed bodice, with     tight ¦^'  eves   of   rose   point   lace.     Her tnlle   an.l   chantllly   lace   veil   fell from a c^p effect fastennd at either, s d.; with r'li-^ers of orange bloa- sonis.     She clrried a   bridal  bou-, cue!   of  white  roses  nnd  lilies  of the valley.
Miss Pearl Schnerr. nister of the hrldegroota. attended as maid of horor. She wore a green lace] gown, with beige color horse hair hn' and shoes to match. She carried a bouquet of tea color ros¬ es. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Albert J. Sturgis. alster ot tha bride    and Miss Dorothy    Uhler.
cons;n of the bride. They wore gowns of peach color chiffon with nlle green liorse hair ha's and >hoes to match. They carried arm boiuiiiets of nil\ed color snap- dr.igons. Klwood Hoch, of towu, was best man and fhe ushers were H.irry Haiipel. hrother of the bride and Alhert .1. Sturgis. brother-in- law of the bride.
Daniel Rohn, organist of the church and cousin of the bride¬ groom rendered a short recital prior to the (fremony which in¬ cluded "My Heart at Thy Sweet \ nice" (Saint Saens); "Lnvo Dre T'l" (Liszt I: "Meditation do Tlials" (Massenet). He also • Inyod '^o rl''0"'r proceMlonal march from "Wagner's I.,ohen> grin." nnd following the cpremonjr "Mendelssohn's Wedding March." Immediately preceedlng tho cero- tt.nny J. Ellsworth Sllker, of Ita** ton. sang "Because" uMl ^U Dawning" in a verjr alftUf* omt- pleasing manner.
Upon their retnrn trooi •' «M-' dim trip tbo eoMpIo wai Ot •!" homo to thair friond* IBtb at U Bontk OrsMl