The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-19
Goings. Comings
Around
MdrYsviue
Ex-MarYSville
Girl is Married
Here Saturday

Saturday IN FIRST English Luther
an Church of Miss Susan Ida
Scheiderer, who exchanged vows
with Mr.. Claude Richard Camp
bell, of TT. Myers, Fla. Miss
Scheiderer and her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Scheiderer are
former residents of Marysville.
White gladioli, with baby
breath, greenery and candelabra,
formed the decorations for the
altar, before which the Rev,
George Dittmar read the double
ring candlelight ceremony at 8
p. m.
Preceding the service, a nup-
tial musical program was pre-
! sented by Mr.. Henry Semminger,
/ of Fl. Wayne, s%oloiSt, and Miss
Patty Haggard, organist. BE
cause, and The Lords Pray
err were the vocal numbers, and
the organ selections included:
One Alone and Song of Love"
Romberg; "Liebcstraum', (Liszt);
Il Love Thee, (Grieg); Invoca-
ton, from Marriage Mass,
Duboi Love Theme, (Tschais-
kowsky); Il Love You Truly"
Bond; and Glare de Lune",
(Debussey).
Given in marriage by her ia
Their, the bride was attired in a
| gown of white tulle over satin,
ballerina length, with bodice of
Val Lace. Lace panels extended
down the front to form a redin-
cote effect. Her boquet was of
white roses centered with an or
child.
Miss Martha Freeney, of Fl.
Myers, was maid of honor, in
yellow, Miss Billie Daun, also
of FIT. Myers, in pale green, and
Miss Marilyn Coleman of this
city, in pale blue, were brides
maids. Their gowns were of or
CANDY renee, in identical design.
they carried mixed boquets, and
had matching floral halos.
Serving as best man for the
/ groom, was Mr.. Thomas Kirsch-
ner, who is the brides brother
in-law. Another brother-in-law,
Mr.. Carl Dinkle, of Fl. Wayne,
Ind, and Mr.. Richard Coleman,
of Marysville, seated the guests.
Mrs. Scheiderer chose a dusty
pink lace gown for her daughters
wedding, and wore an orchid
corSage.
Following the ceremony, a re-
ception was held in the Banquet
room in the Dinner Bell, with
Mrs. Fred Scheiderer, Miss Judy
Lappiro (Canton), Mrs. Carl
Dinkle and Mrs. Thomas Kirshc-
ner were assisting hostesses. For
going away, the new Mrs. Camp
bell changed to a white summer
suit, with navy accessories, and
wore her orchid corsage.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell
are graduates of the high school
in Fl. Myers. Mr.. Cambell served
with the American Army, part Of
the time in Japan, and attended
the University at GAINESVILLE Fla.
They will reside in GAINESVILLE,
where Mr.. Campbell will re-
sumo his studies, and Mrs. Camp
bell will enroll as a freshman.
W. c. T. U. MET FRIDAY
Women's Christian Temperance
Union met Friday in the Fellow
ship Room of the Methodist
church, Mrs. Fred MagSig pre-
siding. Two contestants, Jon
Greeneisen and Elinor Coe, of
Milford Center, will be entered
in the Gold Medal contest to be
held June 81 at Greenwood Lake
Camp, Delaware.
Mrs. Harold Sprague conduct
ed devotions, and Mrs. William
Alexander was in charge of the
program, which included interest
ing papers by Miss Edna Figley,
Miss Elizabeth Green, Mrs. Auta
LeMaster, Mrs. Lynn Barker,
Mrs. Mildred Cassidy and Mrs.
Magsig, closing with a prayer by
Zada Wells.
Miss Figley and Miss Green,
h~ostesses served light refresh
mentS during the social hour.
ALETHEIA SOCIETY
"a tisket, a tasket, bring a pic
mic basket. So heads the pro-
gram for Aletheia Society which
will meet at $50 p. m. Tuesday
for a picnic supper with Mrs.
William Coleman as hostess. Her
assistants will be Mrs. Robert
Peoples and Mrs. Harold Stricken.
For the program, Mrs, Robert
| will oiua n 0TrouolooIto ~