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The Sidney herald., 1960-11-16

Ebenezer Congregational church
was the setting for the candle
light wedding at 4:30 p. m. Sun
| day, Nov. 6, of Miss Carol Kunst-
mann, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
David KunStmann, and William
Lee Meitzel, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Meitzel, all of Sidney. The
Rev. Benjamin Knopp performed
the double ring ceremony. Bill
Adler, the brides cousin, and Don
Smith, uShered the 800 guests.
Satin bows centered by pink
and blue carnations marked the
pews, and baskets of pink and
white gladioh decorated the front
of the church. Mrs. Caroline
Killing, the brides cousin, played
nIptial music, the traditional we'd
ding marches, and the accompan-
iments for Robert Stayton who
sang Because" and "The Lords
Prayer"
Given in marriage by her faith
er, the bride wore a street length
gown of white satin and ruffled
net, with lace overskirt, fitted
bodice with Scalloped neckline,
trimmed with rhinestones, and
long net mitts.
A pearled and rhinestone crown
held her fingertip veil of net and
matching lace, and she carried
a bouquet of pink carnations.
Miss Wilma Meitzel, sister Oh
the groom, was maid of honor,
and Miss Mary Meitzel, a sister,
and Mrs. Georgette Renville. were
bridesmaids. They wore dresses
of light blue net over taffeta.
Miss Wilma Meitzel, sister Of
the groom and maid of honor
wore light blue net over taffeta
and carried pink carnations
Bridesmaids Mary Meitzel, a sis.
ter, and Mrs. Georgette Renville
wore similarly styled dresses O
blue and pink respectively, anc
carried contrasting bouquets o.
pink and blue carnations. FloWe.
girls Pattie Strasheim, the BRIDE
cousin, and Stephanie Hartman, ii
blue and pink dresses like thoS,
of the bridesmaids, spread flowe
petals. Ring bearers Robbie ana
Rocky KunStman, the bride
small brothers, carried the ring
on a satin pillow, and Susal
Adler and Diana Strasheim, co..-
inS of the bride, wearing blue am
pink dresses, Lit the candles.
: Ricky Kunstmann the bride
brother was best man, and BoI
Meitzel, a brother, and Jerr,
Killing, the brides cousin, wer
groomSmen.
Mrs. KunStman wore a dres
of blue lace, with pink -acceSsorie!
Mrs. M. Meitzel chose navy blu
with pink accessories. Both moth
ers had corsages of pink carna
tons.
The wedding reception follow
ed 10y a wedding dance was hel
at the Moose Hall. Mrs. Conra
StraSheim cut the four there
cake, trimmed in pink and blu,
and topped by bridal figlrine
which had been baked and decor
ated by the brides mother. Mi.
Norma McGraw and Miss Jear
nine Swigart served the bride
table, and the Misses Donna an
Karen Marker, Sharon Conradse
Donna and Joan Rau, Juani-
Weagel, Connie Walla, Shirle
Adler, Karen Hamburg, and Pa
ty Wheeler served the guest
The Sidney herald., 1960-11-16

Mrs. Shirley Propp and Mrs. YER
ma Davis served the punch. Mrs.
George Haffner, Mrs. Cecilia Rau,
Mrs. Freida Schmeirer, Mrs. Teena
Marker, Mrs. Lydia Badt. Rose
Helm, Mrs. Esther Killing, Mrs.
Darlene Lorenz assisted with serv-
ing. Miss Gloria Klungland, a
cousin of the groom, kept the
guest book, and the bridal couple,
assisted by their attendants open
ed the gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meitzel left ON
a short wedding trip, and on
their return will live in Sidney.
Mrs. Meitzel, a graduate Of Sid
ney high school, is employed at
F. T. Reynolds Co. Mr.. Meitzel,
also attended Sidney high school,
and a trade school in Bremerton,
Washington, and is presently en-
ployed at Holly Sugar Corp. here.
They plan a wedding trip in the
spring.
Out of town guests included
Henry Kunstmann, of Sheboygan
Wisconsin, MI. and Mrs. Rein
hold Killing and children and MIR
and Mrs. Don Gunther, all o.
Miles City; Mr. and Mrs. Der
Strasheim and family of Terry
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Meitzel, Of
Paulsbo, Wash; Mrs. Elsie Rafter
Mrs. Kenneth Hanson, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Clayton Rafter and chill
dren, and Mrs. Irma KlunglanC
and Gloria, all of Harlem. Mrs
Don Douglass, of Glasgow; anc
Mrs. Paulina Thout, of Tacoma
Washington.
The Sidney herald., 1960-11-16
PERSONALS

Mike Jones, accompanied by a
Classmate from Eastern Montana
State College in Billings, visited
through the week end in Sidney
at the home of his parents, Mr.
md Mrs. Erwin Jones. Mike is
IN his sophomore year at Eastern.
MIR. and Mrs. Phillip Larson Of
Glendive visited Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Larson's aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Bud Nelson. Mr.. Larson
s choral director in the Glendive
high school and Mrs. Larson teach
es in the grade school.
MIR and Mrs. Carl Moen of
Minneapolis are visiting this week
at the home of his sister, Mrs.
cd Smith and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Holland and
sons of Billings visited through
the week end with relatives and
friends In Fairview and Sidney.
Mrs. Bud Nelson is entertain
ing st. Bridgit's Circle of the
Catholic Ladies" Altar Society at
ner home this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Hurry e
turned Saturday from a trip east,
IN which they enjoyed three
weeks at the home of their SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ehman Churchill and son
Larry in Pittsburgh. They also
spent several days in Minneapo-
lis. ada -
Mrs. Conrad Quale underwent
major throat surgery in Bigham
City, Utah last Friday, from
which she is reported as making
satisfactory recovery. Mrs. Quale
will he remembered as the form
er Betty Lou Smith, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Smith of Sid
ney.
Dwight l.. Howard of Crane
left today for Excelsior Springs
Missouri, where he will undergo
surgery in the McCleary Thorn
ton Minor Hospital.
Mrs. Herbert Fuhrmann is Wis
ting at the Earl West home ir
Fort Peck.
Mrs. F. w. Johnson of Osh-
kosh, Wisconsin, arrived in Sid.
ney Saturday to visit through the
holidays at the home of her sis.
ter, Mrs. Marie Zimmerman. Mr.
Johnson will join his wife here
later. Mrs. Zimmerman, who wa.
under hospital care several day.
last week, is now convalescing a
her home.
DR.. and Mrs. r. D. Harper viii
spend the week end at Motley
Mimi, where they have a hom,
and farming interests.
| MIR. and Mrs. Stanley Dreye
| and family visited recently at tn
. nome of Mrs. Dreyer's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauritz Jorgenser
t in Kenmare, N. D.
j. 1. Turner is under medica
, care at the local hospital thi
week.
MI. and Mrs. H. N. Williamso.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hank Turne
spent the past week end in Bill
Iings.
Mrs. Leo Smith of Missoula
expected in Sidney today to spen
: the week end with her mothe
Mrs. c. E. Varco, and help ht
f get ready to leave for her annu;
n winter in California. Mrs. Ware
Will return with Mrs. Smith /
f visit at her home through Thanks
giving week, after which she wi
. go to Danville, Calf, to spen
the rest of the winter with he
. son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. an
Mrs. Ed Haagensen and famil,
d Mrs. Hattie Clemmer of Mi:
soula visited in Sidney last wee
at the home of her daughter, MIR
George Carey, and among ht
many old friends.
MI. and Mrs. Daryl TichenC
and little son spent the week er
It with Mrs. Tichenor's parents, M
= and Mrs. Hugh DeWinter at B
Sandy.
E. E. Edmondson is under ca,
at the local hospital this wee
for minor surgery
II M
The Sidney herald., 1960-11-16
MISSIONARY SPEAKS
SUNDAY

Seventy Keith Harvey, minis
ter for the Reorganized Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints will bring the morning
message at 11:00 a. m. presenting
a portion of the "Fullness of The
Gospel" He will also answer
questions that perplex people
these days.
A fellowship dinner will be
served following the services to
which members and friends are
invited. Following these services
at the local church in Fairview,
Keith Harvey will hold services
in private homes in Sidney.
The Sidney herald., 1960-11-16

Hint to readers of the news:
There is no law against thinking
things out for yourself.
The Sidney herald., 1960-11-16

Never underestimate the seri-
BUSINESS with which most people
take themselves.
The Sidney herald., 1960-11-16
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2nd 1rma sidley and low Eft
hel Ziegler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Maus-
ling and little son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Stone a n d
son, Teddy, Mrs. Clara With
ney and Dorothy and Joe I'd
en- picnicked at Pymatuning
Lake Sunday.
Lyle Traskk and Robert &c.
isman returned to their hon.
es Friday after being con :
fined to the Geauga hospital
for several days. Mr.. Gels
man underwent surgery while
{ there.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sidley
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Sidley of gainesville
and flew to Saratoga, N. Y,
last week.
Misses Kathy and AL e X a
Beardsley are spending a few
days with their grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Bonnet
in Gates Mills.
Several from here attend
ed the wedding of Miss Carol
Hayer of PaineSville and ia
mes Brace of Montville at
the Congregational church in
Painesville last Saturday ev-
ming. A reception was held at
! the church following the SER
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vices. The happy young cou-
pie will reside in PaineSville
upon their return from their
honeymoon.
The Montville Homecoming
will be held on Wednesday,
Aug. 10. If the weather per-
mits, the meeting and pro =
gram will be held outside fol-
lowing a dinner which will
be served by the Commun-
ity Ladies Aid.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. Bar
mum attended the Baker re-
union in Nelson Sunday and
on Sunday evening they at
tended a birthday party for
Mr.. Barnum's brother, Leon
in Perry.
Lester Skinner has b ee n
confine to his home from a
muscle Spasm in his back for
the past few days.
Mrs. Georgia Walters is
spending the week at t h
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Michener in HuntSburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Schel-
Ter and Miss Jeanette Hun
toon returned home Saturday
night after enjoying a weeks
fishing trip at Crotch Lake in
Clarendon, Ontario.
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and Mrs. Baldwin are now
living in their new home in
Gageville.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Twara-
gowski and daughter, Alice,
Mrs. James Sidley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Srp and Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Stone attend
ed family night" of the De
mocratic Ladies Club at DR..
Corey'S pavilion in Hamb-
den last Wednesday night .
There was a large attend :
ance and all enjoyed a pot
luck dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hoff :
man, Mr.. and Mrs. M e r
Morehouse and Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Gray attended t n e
quarterly meeting and din :
ner of the Geauga oun t Y
Trustees and Clerks Associa-
ton at the Methodist church
in Chardon last Thursday ev-
ening.
Mrs. Lyle Trask very
pleasantly entertained t h e
Birthday club at her home on
Wednesday. Ten members
and the hostesses enjoyed de-
liciouS dessert Luncheon and
the afternoon was spent at
cards. Winners were as fol
lows. 1St, Barbara DrenSke,
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that attended had a wonder
full time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil GlaiSa
of Restful Lake celebrated
their 22nd wedding anniVers
ary on July 16. May they
celebrate many more togeth
er.
Mrs. John Bican and son
Donal viSite friends in Ash
land recently.
The Senior High P. F. took
a trip to round up lake park
this past week Wednesday
They had a nice turnout fol
the affair.
Birthdays Of Newbury ce
lebrated this past week were
the ones by Rosemary Hal
uSka on July 16, Suzy BaX,
ter, Frank Lemr, william
SkuSki, William Meccker
also on July 16. Sandra
league on July II, Betty LIE,
mr. and Thomas Baxter on
July 10, Jack Fink on July 81
Mr.. and Mrs. James Parry
EEK celebrated their 55 wed,
ding anniversary on July IT,
A mass of thanksgiving was
held on July 18 at st. Hell,
ems by the pastor, Father
James Moran.
The KiWaniS Lake Womens
club will hold their 9th an
nual bazaar at the KiWanis
Lake Beach on July 81, be
ginning at II am. and will
last throughout thee day,
There will be booths, and ga.
mes and prizes. 1t is open tC
the public and barring b a d
weather it should be a very
good day for them.
st. Helen'S Catholic church
will hold the Forty Hour De
votion starting on August 5,
and ending on August 7.
st. Francis Xavier NJ i S =
sion Circle of st. Helen's
church held a garden lunch
con card party this W e e k
Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Barbara YurankO'S cen
try home on Pekin Rd.
Six boys from NeWbury are
attending the 50th anniverS-
ary jambOree Of the Boy
Scouts Of America at Color
ado Springs, Colo. They are
Jeff WaXler, Dave G. il lie n,
Dave Caldwell, Dave Utz, Art
Dawson and ROnnie Baxter
the boys will mingle with a.
bout $1,000 other boy scouts
After their return they will
make ready for their trip to
Kentucky to hike the 80 mile
Lincoln Trail. It is to be quite
a summer for the boys but
they love and enjoy every
minute Of it.
The NeWbury Pins and
Needles All club met at the
home Of Mrs. Skinner on
Bass Lake Rd. on July 20. a
bout 20 girls attended t h e
meeting.
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MONTVILLE
BY Mrs. NELLIE SKINNER

by MIS-. NELLIE ShlNN r. Il
Mrs. Earl Parker of Mid
dlefield spent Monday after
noon with her aunt, Mrs. Ma
rgaret Hoffman.
Mrs. Elmer Albaugh of FIT.
Lauderdale, Fla, called o n
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Skinner
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Margaret TWarogoW-
ski and Miss Alice TWara =
goWSki entertained the Hob
by club at their home Mon
day. Nine members and the
two hOSteSSeS were present.
Mrs. Grace Stapel a n d
Miss Mary Rhodes called on
Mrs. Earl Parker in Middle
field one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oral Peters
called on his aunt, Mrs. Mar
garet Hoffman Saturday aft
ernOOn. Mr.. and Mrs. Peters
have been spending o m
time with their daughters and
will soon be leaving for their
home in Florida.
The following teachers hav
been hired for the coming
term Of school: Principal and
9Th grade teacher, Mr.. Ralph
Bryne, 7th grade Mr.. Rob
ert IShee. 9th grade Mrs. Le-
ota Cash. 5th grade, Mr.. Ell
mer Bolnow. 4th grade, Mrs.
Mabel Miller. 3rd grade, Mrs
Hilda Ritchie. 2nd grade Mrs.
Kathryn Harrison and l t
grade Mrs. Ruth Hemer.
The school bus drivers will
be Mrs. Lillian Perry, Mrs.
Lillian Leggett, Ted GaynOr
and Lester Skinner. Mr.. Skin
ner will again be the custo =
dian.
Mrs. Clara Whitney spent
part of last week with her
daughter, Mrs. Ouida Warn
er in Thompson.
Mr.. Rudy Bruenig suffered
a heart attack Monday night
and was taken to the Geauga
hospital by the FiremenS e.
mergency car.
Mrs. Mildred Wenzel has
been entertaining friends
from California for a e w
days.
Mrs. Fred Hoffman, Mrs.
Harold Mills and Mrs. Lester
Skinner were co - hOSteSSeS
at a pink and blue shower for
Mrs. Ronald Baldwin at the
Township hall last Friday ev-
ening. About thirty | a d i e S
from Cleveland, Thompson ,
Gageville, Rome and Mont
vile attended. The table dec
oration was a large decorat-
ed cake made by Mrs. Louis
Burger. Mrs. Baldwin receiv-
ed many gifts. She will be re-
membered as Bertha More
house, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Merl MorehouSe. NJ r .
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BY MARGARET DAVIS
PhOOne Jordan 4-5II1

A surprise birthday W a S
held for William Helm who
lives on Fullerton Rd. by his
many friends of the neighbor-
hood on July "a, at his home
Mr.. Helm was 70 years young
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NEWS from NEWBURY

on July 25 and has been i'll
for the past 5 years following
a Storke. May he celebrate
many more of them.
The NeWbury Flames. the
Auxiliary Of the Newbury
Fire Dept. Volunteers held
their meeting at the fire sta
ton on July II, and at that
time they elected as their de-
legate, Clarice Eaton and as
the alternate delgate, Jane
Ernst to go to tn convention
that will be held at H 0 t l
Carter in Cleveland on Aug
uSt 5, 6, and 7. The Flames
also made the plans for their
annual luncheon and S t y ! e
show that will take pace in
the near future namely O. n
Aug. "a at the NeWbury Unit
ed Community church.
A pot luck picnic closed the
NeWbury United Community
church summer school Bible
class. Gold crosses were
given on the last day to the
children who learned t h e
hymn This is My Fathers
World, the children who re-
ceived the crosses were Dan
ny Bond, Richard B on d
Danny and Connie Casseday,
Shelby Chambers, Julie De-
Walt, Evelyn FrOhring, Carol
Joyce. Nancy and S a nd y
Holder, Dianna Kirk, Jenif-
er KVet, Cheryl Kunkle, Joan
MecSko, FranCine Russell !,
Sandra and Susan Skinner 8,
John Welch, Brien w rk =
man, Mrs. Joan Hess was the
General superintendent Of
the Bible School. The kind
ergarten was under the lead
erShip of Nora Adele And =
reWs assisted by Marion Bot
tiger, Joan DeWalt, 10 an
Caldwell, Barbara and Elaine
Wins. The Primay was under
the leadership of Marilyn
Teauge assisted by Annabelle
HOlec, Lois Brewer, Lii Rau-
ch, Mary Ann Lorraine, Mrs.
DuriS, the Junior. was start
ed by Peg Clifford and COM
pleted by Joan Hess. Hand
work was the capable hans
Of Virginia Gillen assisted by
the teachers of the differ
ent departments. G h a p e |
was held each morning con-
duucted by Rev. T h e ron
French assisted by Bernice
Carr at the organ. Last but
not least was Mr.. Kenneth
HadlOCk who drove the bus
each morning picking up
more than 40 children There
were 129 enrolled in the claS-
ses, 81 in the Kindergarten,
% in the primary and 40 in
the Junior. Many thanks to
all that assisted in making
this such a success.
The NeWbury American Lee
gion Post 663 held their meet
ing on Friday night, July 81,
at their hall on Center Road
and at that time they elected
the following officers for the
coming year Lloyd FrOh
ring as Commander, D k
Ford as Vice Commander
Victor Kirby as Treasurer an
and Harold Buttons as Adit.
Their meetings will also be
held this year on the 2nd and
4th Mondays as they were at
one time. The new officers
are hoping that they will see
more of the old faces with
the meeting nights changed
back to Mondays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob White en-
tertained relatives from Gle
Veland on Saturday evening.
The Whites live on Grace
st. NeWbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold But
tons and family entertained
friends from Cleveland on
Saturday. It's quite a house
full and a picnic like lunch
con was served.
About 40 members of the
Sunshine club of Cleveland
picnicked at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Harmacek
of ReStful Lake recently. That
was quite a large group for
such a small place but all
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HAVE YOU NET

HAVE YUU ME r
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Karl
from UniontoWn, Pa, now
living on Chardon Wind
sor Rd.
The Karls are newlywedS
having just been married
on May % of this year.
Mr.. Karl is employed by
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teenth street N:WfShe9 was
described as Pollard S aunt,
"They 1.-THE Pollards ( and
Darcy came to the apartment
at 8 this morning. - Mrs, Rob.
ertson said yesterday. ~And
Shortly afterwards, the FBl
came" =
Darcy Immediately was taken
to a Washington physician who
said, she was not harmed
The little girl. wearing q
gray coataand long STOCKINGS
was taken to FBI headquarters
to await her fathers arrival
Agents said Darcy was cheer
ful, but kept asking for her
parents.
Mr.. Green said the Po!lardS
had been living with the family
for two months. Pollard had a
job elsewhere and his wife
worked as a maid for the
Greens.
Mr.. Green told reporters
here that he has no desire
to see the Pollards.
Asked il he intended tc
press charges, he said: 81
want to flnd out more about it
although I'm inclined not tC
press kidnapping charges"
He said he thought the Pol.