The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-06-26
HARRIETSVILLE

HAhNEE1O IkLL
Harriettsville June 25-Norma
Jean Brancher, daughter OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Russell Brancher, of Can
ton and Roy E. Ayers, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Ayers, of Alliance,
formerly of Harriettsville route,
were married at T:30 p. m. Satur-
day, June IA, in the First Evan
gelical and Reformed church at
Canton. Rev. Karl Koekpe Of
ficated in a double ring ceremony.
Candles lighted the chancel that
was decorated with two large bas-
kets of flowers before the altar.
White satin designed with a
sweetheart neckline and long
pointed sleeves was worn by the
bride. Her long net veil styled
with a train was attached to a net
halo and she carried white Bible,
with roses and shower streamers.
Her pearls were a gift of the bride
groom.
Miss Lois Gogerty, as her maid
of-honor, was dressed in peach
taffetta, with yellow carnations in
her hair and in her arm bouquet.
La Vonnie Marie Douds, niece of
the bridegroom as flower girl,
was frocked in aqua with pink car
nations in her hair. She carried
a basket of flowers. Stanley Douds
served as best man for his brother
in-law.
The ushers were Russell Branch
er, brother of the bride, and Earl
Lee. nephew of the bridegroom.
Mrs. Brancher, mother of the
bride, was attired in blue with
white accessories, and Mrs. Ayers,
mother of the bridegroom, in a
blue suit with navy blue acces-
sories. Their matching shoulder
corsages were red roses.
A reception followed in the
parish house. Mrs. Brancher served
the three-tiered wedding cake and
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Marriott poured.
Among the 100 attending were
guests from Harriettsville, Akron
Marietta, Youngstown, Canton and
Alliance.
After the reception, the newly
Weds left on an eastern trip for
which the bride wore gray suit
with black accessories and a white
rose carsage.
They will reside with the bride
groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
E. Ayers, at 1915 Clark avenue.
The bridegroom is an apprentice
at the Morgan Engineering Co. plant
in Alliance. He served 38 months
in World War H.
NOlI Family Reunion
All the children of Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Noll were home Sunday for a
family reunion and to celebrate the
birthday anniversary of their faith
er. A course chicken dinner was
served A large decorated birth
day cake centered the table.
Those present were Prof ano
Mrs. Perry Noll, James, Paul anc
Phyllis Noll, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
''Tobe" Schoeppner Patricia anc
Bonita SchOeppner, of ColdWater
Mr.. and Mrs. Rinehard Noll anC
son, Ronald, Mrs. Ed. Maenz anC
sons, Harry and Ernest, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Roy Noll and children, Pau
and Marilyn, of Salem, Mr.. and
Mrs. Freeman Noll and children
Lucille and Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey Noll and children, Robert
William and Donald, Mr.. and Mrs
T. j. Shanfelt and daughter, Anna
Marie, of Pittsburgh, Pa, Mr.. anc
Mrs. George Hesson and daughters
Mary Lou and Alice Marie Mr.
and Mrs. c. H. Schoeppner anC
sons, Dale and Earl, and the hon.
ored ones, Mr.. and Mrs. Noll.
The afternoon was spent in talk
| |L41,, ,l,fllL1NI IoxyC
taking pictures. Refreshments oi
ice cream, cake and watermelon
were enjoyed.
Murrey-Keyser NuptialS
Miss Esther Murrey, daughter o1
Mr.. and Mrs. Wes Murrey, anc
John Keyser, son of Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Keyser, of Sharon, were
married at the Caldwell Methods
church Sunday morning at 9:0(
o'clock, with Rev. Glen Warner
performing the single ring cere
mony. Attendants were Miss Eta
Murrey, sister of the bride, anc
Michael Keyser, brother of the
groom.
The bride choose for her wed
ding, a teel blue street length
dress and carried an arm bouque
of red roses, tied with ribbon. She
is a graduate of local high school
with the class of 1947.
The bridesmaid was dressed il
pink, with corsage of pink roses
A wedding dinner was served a
the groomS home, following tht
ceremony for the immediate fam
lilies and on Monday they left fo,
a wedding trip through West Vir
ginia.
Received Masters Degree
Carl Baker son of Mr.. and Mrs
Ray Baker, received his master
degree from Ohio State universit.
with this springs graduation class
Attend Farewell Party
Many from this community at
tended the farewell party Wednes
day evening for Mrs. Margare
Donohoo. former county hom
demonstration agent, held on tn
esplanade of the courthouse. Th
local All club donated a cake AM
the IA girls in the youth counci
each donated pie for the refresh
ment stand
Seriously Ill
H. G. LeaSure of route l an
daughter, Mrs. Minnie Smithber
ger, who resides with him, are bot
seriously i'll. Their son and broth
er and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Richar
LeaSure, of Columbus, have bee
called home to assist in caring TO
them.
Church Notes
. Sunday school at $50 a. m, Pau
Kelby, supt.; Miss Martha Ullmal
will have charge of the worship
? service at 1890 in the absence O