Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-09-22
EpWARDS.RUHL NUPTlALS
HELD SATURDAY

HELD SATURDAY
Miss Marcia Lee Edwards
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jane:
Edwards, Route /, became the
bride of Frederick D. Ruhl, sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick II. Ruhl
Toledo, Saturday at 7:30 p. m. in
st. John Lutheran church. Rev
John Braun officiated at the
single ring ceremony. Mrs. Braun
sang Because" and "The Lords
Prayer"
Miss Karen Sue Edwards, sister
of the bride, was maid of honor;
Miss Jean Ruhl, sister of the
groom, and Miss Janice Fillmore,
cousin of the bride, were brides
maids, and flower girl was Sandra
Schroeder. David Ruhl, Toledo,
served his brother as best man
and ushers were Robert Kuehrl
and Paul Ruhl, Toledo, brother OF
the groom.
The bride was attractively at
tired in white satin gown fash
ioned with mandrin collar decor
ated with seed pearls, fitted bo-
dice and full gathered skirt. The
tucked shoulders of the gown
were decorated with seed pearls
and the skirt had straight go'es
in front with diagonal tunic panel
ing ending with fullness in the
back flowing into the train. Her
veil of net edged in lace fell from
beaded bonnet-shaped head
dress. She carried a shower bou-
quet of white roses and Tube
roses.
The maid of honor and brides
maids were dressed identically III
pink taffeta and nylon net gowns
fashioned with fitted bodice, full
gathered skirt, and round neck
line. They carried colonial bou-
quets of pink roses, white carna-
tions and blue delphinium tied.
with blue ribbon. The flower girl
wore a blue taffeta gown similar
in style to that of the other at
tendautS and carried colonial
bouquet of pink roses, and pink
and white carnations tied with
pink ribbon.
The brides mother chose 4
dress of toast brown with green
accessories. Mrs. Ruhl wore Il
black velvet dress with black ac-
cessories and both mothers wore
yellow rose corsages.
A reception was held following
the ceremony in the church par
lor for $50 guests. Before leav-
ing on an Eastern honeymoon trip,
Mrs. Ruhl changed to a toast
brown silk crepe dress with brown
accessories enhanced with a cor
sage of white roses. Upon THEN
return, the newlyweds will reside
in their newly built home at 1889
Luscombe Drive, Toledo.
The bride is a 1850 graduate of
Port Clinton High school while
Mr.. Ruhl was graduated in 1916
from Macomber Vocational high
school in Toledo He is employed
by PlaSton in that city.
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Progressive Mothers Club Meets
Progressive Mothers Club met
Thursday evening with Mrs. Har-
old DanklefSen as hostess and Mrs
Alton NiSSen as co-hoSteSS. Mrs
Richard Smith was welcomed into
the club as new member. Mrs
Kermit Miller and Mrs. Paul Riehl,
members of the ways and means
committee, displayed Christmas
card samples. Names were drawn
for the Christmas exchange for
which each member makes hel
gift.
Plans were discussed for d
meeting of all of the mothers
clubs which belong to the Por'
Clinton Child Conservation
League. The meeting will be he'd
November 20 in Guild Hall with
Mrs. Ward Grieb of Findlay a.
guest speaker Members of Tho
program and social committees are
planning the meeting. They in
clude Mrs. Howard Fillinger, Mrs
Robert Twynham, Mrs. Edgar Rob
ertSon, Mrs. NiSsen, Mrs. EdwarC
Twynham, Mrs. Harold Reitz, Mrs
Roland Stuckey and Mrs. Dank
lefsen.
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Child Guidance Council
Child Guidance Council met o,
Thursday evening with Mrs. Kcr
meth Krupp for the first time thi
season. Mrs Robert Thompson
was co-hosteSS. The evening Wa
spent in a general discussion O
club business with payment q