East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-07-09

ated Church of Macedonia, Rita
Jean Allen, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank J. Allen of Macedonia,
Ohio became the bride of Eugene
Charles Bookner, son of Mr.. E.
Bookner of Cleveland and Mrs.
o. A. Price of Beatyville, KY.
The bride wore gown of Chan
tilly lace over satin. Her veil was
finger-tip length and her bouquet
was of white roses.
Mrs. Betty Allen attended the
bride as matron of honor and
bridesmaids were Louis Peterson,
Shirley Martin and Madeline Tono-
vitz. Ronald Tonovitz was best
man for the groom and Frank
Karic, Bill Brevard and Bill Allen
ushered.
The wedding reception was held
in Durbach's Hall, Bedford. After
honeymoon in northern Michi-
gan the couple will make their
home in Macedonia.
Aube- Ernst
A member of the laboratory
staff at Huron Road Hospital and
an instructor at John Carroll Uni
versity, whose marriage in East
Aurora, N. Y, on June Goth will
be of interest to many East Cleve-
landerS, will make their home at
14516 Orinoco ave.
The bride is the former Dolores
Ann Ernst Of the Orinoco ave. ad-
dress and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. D. Ernst of East Aurora, where
the wedding vows were exchanged
in the Church of the Immaculate
Conception. The bridegroom, Luc-
len A. Aube, a former University
Heights resident, is the son of the
Albert Aubes of Lewiston, Maine.
Members Of the bridal party
were all relatives of either the
bride or groom. Maid of honor was
the brides sister, Marjorie Ernst,
of Alexandria, Va. The groom's
brother, Roland, of Cortland, N. Y.
served as best man, while ushering
were the brides cousin, Russell
Jewett of Chaffee, N. Y, and the
brother-in-law of the groom, Al
bert Lavellee of Bradford, Mass.
The couple left for their honey
moon in New England after the
wedding reception at the East
Aurora Country Club.
Young Mrs. Aube has a degree
from Mercyhurst College and is
graduate of Buffalo General Hos
pital, School of Medical Tech
nology. Mr.. Aube holds degrees
from both Western Reserve Uni
versity and Cleveland College.
1senberg- Edelman
= A wedding dinner at Wade Park |
Manor followed the marriage serv-
ice in Oheb Zedek Congregation on
Sunday, June 21st, that united an
East Cleveland man, Gerald W.
Isenberg of Glenmont ave., and
Eileen Edelman, daughter of the
Samuel Edelmans of Cleveland.
She is an alumna of Western Re-
serve University. Rabbi Louis
Enselberg officiated.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Isenberg.
Halles-McCudden
Now at home at 1921 Allendale
ave-, after their honeymoon in
Chicago are Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam H. Halles, whose wedding was
one of the important June cere-
monies.
A host of out-of-town guests
from Alliance, Ford City and Kit
tanning, Pa, Bay Village and
Painesville - joined local friends
and relatives in Euclid Emmanuel
Baptist Church on Sunday after
noon, June 21st, when the former
Susan G. McCudden, daughter Of
Mrs. Effie E. Keller of Allendale
ave-, plighted her troth to Ford
City man, Mr.. Halles. And among
the most interested guests was
ninety-two year old Mrs. Laura
Keller, the brides paternal grand
mother, who Travelled from her
home in Homework, Ohio for the
event.
Pink, ranging from pale tones
through the orchid shades, was
the color keynote for both the
altar decorations and the attire
of the bride. Against a back
ground of ferns fronted with mass
es of gladioli and pink peonies
the Rev. E. J. Dreisinger per-
formed the service at three-thirty
o'clock.