The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-07-29
THOMPSON-FOX NUPTIALS
OLEMNIZED ON Hu.Y 81


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THOMPSON-FOX NUPTIALS
SOLEMNIZED ON JULY 81
On Sunday afternoon, July 81,
Miss Jane Elizabeth Fox, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Fox,
,of Venedocia, and Lewis "
Thompson, of West Mansfield
were united in marriage.
The alter of the First Church OF
God at Mendon, was decorated
with baskets of beautiful garden
flowers and two urns of petuniaS
with a back ground of two sets OF
seven candelabras.
Preceding the ceremony, Miss
Jean Goodwin, attired in a white
satin gown, with a red rose cor
sage, played 80 minutes of pre-
nuptial music. Miss Sally Kicker
nell, wearing a blue net gown
lighted the candles while "The
Bells of st. Marys" was being
played. She had a pink oleande1
in her hair Miss Marilyn Miller
wearing a gown of pink net anc
black lace with a red rose corsage
sang, Always" "Oh, Promise Me-
and Il Love You Truly.
The mothers of the couple eacl
wore print dress with pink rose
corSageS.
The uShers were Charles BairC
and Glenn Long. They preceded
the brides maid, Miss Betty Coil
who wore pink net over pink taf-
feta with a pink rose corsage. The
groom entered with his brother
Hamer Thompson, who acted as
best man.
The bride, on the arm of her
father, came to the altar to the
familiar strains of Here Comes
The Bride. Her gown was white
satin, fashioned with a f tied bod,
ice, long sleeves and a sweetheart
neckline graced by her mothers
gold lapel watch. Her skirt OF
white satin was covered with white
net. with white satin applique
Her veil and train was held ir
place by halo of white net.
Rev. w. F. Neff read the single
ring ceremony while Miss Goodwin
played THE Lords Prayer"
A reception at the home of the
bride was served to relatives and
friends. The bridal bouquet of red
roses was thrown, pictures taken
and gifts opened. The three tierred
wedding cake topped by bride
and groom was cut by Miss Good
win after the new Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson cut the first piece.
They will make their home on a
farm at West Mansfield. Those
present for the reception were:
Rev. and Mrs. Neff, of Mendon;
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Thompson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hamer Thomp-
son and children, Hamer, Kay, Lila
Ruth and Nymphia Jane, of West
Mansfield; Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Mil,
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Siders
and children, Shenna 10 and Stel'
la Jane, of Van Vert;
Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss Flenor anc
Viola, Mr.. and Mrs. WinkS, Mr.
and Mrs. Leboe, Mary and Mrs
Neoma Archer, Mary Janet anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Coil, Betty
and Rager, Miss Jean Goodwin
Miss Marilyn Miller, of Mendon:
Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza Long, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Erwin Eaken, Margaret
Shirley, Marjorie and Donna, OF
Grover Hill; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Baird, of Converse; Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Long, of Dixon, Ohio; Gler
Long, of Dixon; and his fiance
Miss Norine LeighouSer, of De.
fiance; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bell
of Mendon, and Emmett and Caro-.
lyn Genres, of Venedocia.
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War Memorials
Almost every community in the
United States erected an honorary
war memorial after World War J..
Such structures range from simple
wall tablet to an elaborate build
ing. An indication Of the univer-
sal trend towards democratic senti-
ment since World War is that
numerous memorials were dedi'
Gated to the Unknown Soldier.