Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15


many local friends since she Join
ed the staff of Magruder hospita
as a nurse two and a half months
ago was the bride at lovely we'd
ding Saturday at 7:30 in First
Presbyterian church at Tecumseh
Mich. She was Beverly McLaury
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl H
McLaury of 125 w. Fifth-st, who
was we'd to Malcolm P. Schard Jr.,
Amityville, N. Y, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Malcolm P. Schard Sr.
The Rev. George Wolwerth per.
formed the double ring ceremony
at candlelight nuptials, The Nc
Laury family lived in Tecumseh
before Mr.. McLaury, who gave his
daughter in marriage, became
manager of the APP store here
two years ago.
Miss McLaury wore floor length
gown of rose point lace and layers
of tulle over taffeta with a fitted
bodice and brief sleeves. Lace ex-
tended in points onto the tulle.
The appliqued neckline was trim
med with pearls. A fitted lace
, headband trimmed in pearls held
her double finger tip veil and she
wore short white gloves. She car
, ried a lace covered Bible on which
was a cross of pink roses with
satin streamers scattered with
roses.
Her attendants, Mrs. JoAnn Sis
son of Tecumseh, matren of honor,
Mrs. Betty Hanna Griffiths of
Cleveland and Carolyn Weaver of
Lansing, wore crystallette gowns
in varied shades of ice blue with
scoop necklines, brief sleeves, and
trimmed in bands of pleated cry
stallette. Skirts were full and
floor length. They wore matching
crystallette headbands with half
wells trimmed in pearls, and had
short white gloves. They carried
baskets of yellow and pink garden
flowers.
Margaret Barritt, Tecumseh,
was flower girl in a similarly styl-
ed gown of white crystallette.
Best man was Charles Bosworth,
New HYDE Park, N. Y. Ushers
we're Max McLaury, brother of the
bride; and fraternity brothers Dick
Harlow, Bruce Greene and John
Pridgeon. The brides mother wore
an aqua blue gown with white ac-
cessories and pink baby rose cor
sage. The groom's mother was in
pink with pink accessories and
white baby rose corsage.
A reception for $50 guests was
held at the Church Fellowship
Center. Open house with buffet
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w. o. r. M. MEETS
The Women of The Moose held
their meeting at the Moose Hall
June 4. Geraldine Rohde gave an
interesting talk on What the Wo-
men of the Moose Means to its
Members" as the program.
Judy Fillmore and jeanne Hof-
acker were voted on as new mem
bers. New members installed into
the organization were Julia Harger,
Geraldine Balduf and jeanne Will
kinS.
The local chapter was invited to
attend Toledo Chapter queen
crowning last Sunday. A baby gift
was presented to Irene Hofacker.
Election of officers was held as
follows: senior regent, Loretta Har-
ger; Junior regent, Mary Boeshart;
chaplain, Edna Mae Reitz; secre-
tary, Nettie Schultz; and treasurer,
Wilma Fillmore.
All collegians are asked to wear
caps and gowns at the next meet
ing, which will be the installation
of officers, June Is.
AT the recent Family night rs
attended. Bob Zetzer and Fred Nu-
gent presented comedy skit. Reed
Hosler showed movies and Harry
Warren served as master of cere-
monies for the evening.
Refreshments were served by
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Warren, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Warren, Edna Mae
Reitz, Maybelle Carstens, Hazel
Diebein and Loretta Harger.