New Britain herald., 1930-11-10
z0ELLERS OBSERVE
 35TH ANNIVERSARY
Announce Betrothal Of Daughter
 Myrtle to A. E. RuSsbach

Mr. and Mrs. John Zoeller Of 5 Wallace street, are today observing the 35th anniversary of their we'd ding. Mr. and Mrs. Zoeller were married in Hoboken, N. J. by Rev. Louis Wallon, pastor of the M. l.. church in that city.
 They have three daughters, Mrs. William Bucchncr. wife Of the po- lice department clerk; Mrs. Charles R. Hoffman wife of the manager Of Hoffmann's bakery and Miss Myrtle Zoellcr, whose engagement they arc announcing at. this time, to Arthur F. Eussbach, son of Mir. and Mrs Edward Russbach of Yonkcrs N. Y. No date has been set for the we'd ding. Mir Russbach is paymaster of the Alexander Smith Carpet Co. of Yonkcrs and Miss Zocllcr is employ cd at the Russell <, Erwin Mfg. Co. office.
 MT. and Mrs. Zocllcr have fonr grandchildren.
 OIsons Married 22 Years
 Mir. and Mrs Albert Olson Of 50 Cottage place observed their 22nd wedding anniversary yesterday in the home of MT and Mrs. Thomas Squilacotc of 4 Wilma street. Sup per was served after which games were played.
 Gritzmachcrs Observe Ami, crsary
 MT. and Mrs. William G. Gritz- oJ served their 20th wedding anniver- sary at their home Saturday night. A family gathering was enjoyed and the couple received many appropri ate remembrances Of the event.
 MT. and Mrs. Gritzmacher were married November 2, 1910. by the late Rev. Dr. Richard F. Moore, who was pastor of St. Joseph's church. They were attended by the late Judge James T. Meskill. brother of Mrs. Gritzmacher, and Grace Mark ham. They have two sons. James Gritzmacher, a student at Pratt h. stitute, and William Gritzmacher. Jr.. who attends Senior high school. James was home for the anniversary observance.
 MT. Gritzmachcr for the past sev- oral years has been an instructor in the Central Junior high school shop.
 Silver Wedding Anniversary
 Mir. and Mrs. Vincent Wasnis of 53J Stanley street, celebrated the 25th anniversary Of their marriage Saturday. The observance began with high nuptial mass in the morning at o'clock in St. Andrews S church,
 A reception to about 200 friends and relatives from various cities in the state, was held Sunday afternoon at tho Lithuanian hall on Park street. James Rulis Of this city act cd as toastmaster. The speakers were Rev. JosepI Nalontejus Of Wa terbury, Rev. Edward A. GradeCk of this city, Peter Tutoraitis, Simon Ci- bulskis of Waterbury, Joseph Zukas Of Chicago, Joseph Aleschauskas of New York, Peter Staskelunas, An thony Stankus, Joseph Maximavich of his city. Miss t. (. Matulis sang several Lithuanian songs.
 
 Mir. and Mrs Wasnis were born in Lithuania. They were married in their native country and emigrated to America shortly after their mar riage, coming to New Britain 23 years ago.
 MT. and Mrs. Wasnis have four children, Anthony John, Joseph and James, all of this city.
 MT. Wasnis is prominent in Lithu- anian circles, having served on many committees and held many offices of the Lithuanian societies. At present he is president of the Lithuanian Roman Catholic Alliance if Ameri- ca and also of the 'Darbninkas" so- ciety. Mrs. Wasnis is a member of the Lithuanian Roman Catholic AL liance of America.