and and and and and and and and and and Section Two SEYMOUR DAILY TRIBUNE A THE WHOLE NEWSPAPER FAMILY FOR YEAR--NO. 172 INDIANA, THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1976 522-4871 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Senior Pioneers Group Formed A group of senior citizens meeting daily at the Seymour Community Center for food, fun and frolic has been organized under "the name "Senior Pioneers." The group boarded the city bus, driven by Dick Lauf, for a picnic at Whippoorwill Lake recently, taking a basket lunch for the noon picnic. Fishing was the featured entertainment, with most of the fishermen catching 'several fish, while others played euchre and other games. Several pictures were taken by Mrs. Dorothy Kinnick.
The group returned to Seymour in the late evening. The Senior Pioneers made plans for turning the Community Center into a hospitality room for the Oktoberfest. The group will also form a choir and will give three performances at the Seymour Girls Club during the V-J Day celebration. The group will also entertain at three performances of "Our Town" in Brownstown during the Watermelon Festival there and will have a kitchen band for three performances at the "Star Spangled Days" on the county fairgrounds. The Brownings' 45th Reunion Held at B'town The Browning family held its 45th reunion Sunday at the Brownstown City Park.
Mrs. Phyllis Ping gave the invocation for the noon meal. James Browning, president, conducted a short business meeting following the fellowship of a bountiful meal. The treasurers report and the minutes of last year were read by the secretary, Mrs. Ping.
Next year the reunion will be held the third Sunday of July at the same place. Janie and Tammy Gardner were in charge of games, passing out many prizes. Those attending were Mr. and. Mrs.
Rolland Jolly, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dailey, 1 Mrs. Maye Jolly, Mrs. David 1 Hinds, and family, Malcolm Browning and grandson, Erik Albrand, Mrs.
Lillian Breeding, Miss Betsy Fox and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Durkoop, of Seymour; Mr. and Mrs. Loren Ping, of Brown County; Miss Lana Ping, of Columbus; Mrs.
Marjorie Browning Owens of Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs Robert Jolly and family, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Malburger and Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Browning, of Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Tom McCary, of Jeffersonville; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Byrd and family, of Crothersville; Mr.
and Mrs. David Sheffield and son, of Austin; Mr. and Mrs. Tim Rucker and daughter, James Browning and Mr. and Mrs.
David Waggoner and son, of Freetown; and Mr. and Mrs. Don Gardner and daughter, Ralph Browning, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Browning, and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Browning, of Brownstown. Vires-Gellman Rites Revealed Announcement is made of the wedding of Mrs. Judy Gellman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James 0. Lee, of this city, and Silven Vires, son of Mrs. Dovie Vires, of Scottsburg, and the late Green Vires. The marriage was solemnized in a private ceremony on July 10 in Springfield, Tenn. received an associate of science degree in nursing 1973 from Indiana Central College and her bachelor of science degree in nursing from Purdue University in 1975.
She is a nurse at St. Vincent's Hos-pital in Indianapolis. She is a member of St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brownstown. Mr.
Singer, also a 1971 graduate of Brownstown Central High School, attended Hanover College one year and served two years in the United States Army at Fort Knox, Ky. He is a senior at Purdue University, West Lafayette. He is a member of the Christian Church in Salem. received an associate of Shower Fetes Miss Colvin A miscellaneous bridal shower honoring Miss Jane Colvin was given Monday eve ning at Jerry's Restaurant by Mrs. Roger Day, Mrs.
Gary Voss, Mrs. Robert Schwartz and Miss Barbara Colvin, all sisters of the bride-to-be. Miss Colvin will be married to Mark Nowling on Aug. 14 in St. Ambrose Catholic Church.
A corsage of club and white 'mums was presented to the bride-to-be. The gift table was laid with a lace cloth and was centered by a bride doll. Bridal games were played, with prizes presented to Miss Susie Flick and Mrs. Pat Flick. Mrs.
Robert Nowling received the hostess favor, a planter of live plants in the center of the refreshment table. Refreshments consisted of a cake decorated in blue and white, ice cream, soft drinks, coffee, mints and nuts. Invited guests included the bride-elect and her mother, Mrs. Ralph Colvin; Mrs. Robert Nowling, mother of the future bridegroom; and Mrs.
Rose Speck, Mrs. Joseph Ries, Mrs. Maurice Spray, Mrs. Mary Heemstra, Mrs. Alana Thomas, Mrs.
William Bell, Mrs. Floyd Butler, Mrs. Bert Feller, Miss Kris Feller, Mrs. Stewart H. Silver, Mrs.
Raymond Hauersperger, Miss Debbie Nowling, Miss Rody Nowling, Mrs. Wilbur Lee Hoevener, Mrs. Joe Petry, Mrs. Walter Miss Lori 1 Krumme, Mrs. Orville Hoene and the Misses Janette Goecker, Susie Woodard, Patty and Cindy Day, Marsha Galloway and Amy Voss.
Sending gifts but to attend were Mrs. Leo Richart, Mrs. 'Ben Roth, Mrs. Ivan Sitar, Mrs. Robert Cain, Mrs.
Ronald Gerth, Mrs. Kim Willman, Mrs. Orville Colvin, Mrs: Fred Schlatterer, Mrs. Doug Johnson, Mrs. Dale Galloway, Miss Leona Galloway and Mrs.
Dorothy Jones. Auxiliary to Eagles Initiates Two new members were initiated into the Ladies Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles during the regular business meeting held Tuesday evening at the club. Mrs. Greg VonDielingen and Clara Fleetwood were welcomed by the auxiliary members following initiation ceremonies. The meeting was presided over by president, Mrs.
Glen Able. Minutes of the previous meeting and communications were read. Mrs: Able thanked the members for the cooperation which helped to make the recent district meeting a success. Mrs. Bill Miller, chairman of the ways and means committee, announced that the dishcloths which, she had ordered were in and those members wishing to help sell them should contact her for the quantities desired.
A discussion was held regarding the annual picnic which will be held on Aug. 29. The auxiliary will be giving away two afghans which are being donated by Mrs. Greg VonDielingen. Mrs.
Arthur Korte received a door prize and Alice Ivory was presented with a hostess gift. The next meeting of the auxiliary will be on Aug. 3. Present at the meeting were Mrs. Able, Mrs.
Miller, Mrs. Korte, Mrs. VonDielingen, Fleetwood, Alice Ivory, Mrs. Claude Goble, Mrs. Clarence Lanier, Mrs.
Marshall Chasteen, Mrs. Melyin Was kom, Mrs. Jonny Lanier, Mrs. Melvin Salmon, Mrs. Carlos Mille: and Mrs.
Jerry Maynard. Paragraph Patricia Goen, of Medora, was released Tuesday from Dunn Memorial Hospital, Bedford. A contest for naming the group was won by Miss Thelma Ablerring, who submitted the name chosen. In the group making the trip to Whippoorwill Lake were Marie Michael, Mr. a and Mrs.
Lawrence Niehaus, Mrs. Minnie Mae Baker, Miss Esther Coryea, Mrs. Maye Ozmun, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Oberman, Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Lauf, Mrs. John Hankins, Mr. and Mrs. W.
E. Ellis, Mr. a and Mrs. Charles Acton, Mrs. Martha Hunsucker, Mrs.
Alice Langshaw, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Foreman, Mrs. Ambrose Schrenk, Mrs. Ruth Phillips, Mrs.
Kinnick, Dale Coffman, Mrs. Gladys Stogdill, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Prewitt, Mick Prewitt and Mr. and Mrs.
William Davis. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Snyder, of Brownstown, who celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary July 7, were guests of their children, Mrs.
Dennis Singer and Mr. Singer, and Bill Snyder and Mrs. Snyder at the Beef and Boards Dinner Theatre in Simpsonville. Saturdav. Mrs.
Snyder is the former Miss Roselyn McKinney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McKinney, former residents of this city. Medical schools affiliated with Veterans. Administration hospitals now number 100.
A record number of physicians, dentists, nurses and allied health workers is receiving clinical training in VA. facilities. The total of 79,953 trainees in fiscal year 1975 exceeds the 1974 level by 12 per cent, according to Dr. John D. Chase, VA chief medical director.
MRS. DENNIS KEITH SINGER At home at 3615. Road, Village Square Apartments, Indianapolis, are Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Keith Singer, who were married July 10 in University Lutheran Church in West Lafayette, with the Rev.
R. F. Rehmer officiating. After Aug. 20 the couple will live in the Williamsburg Apartments in West Lafayette.
Before her marriage the bride was Miss Cheryl Snyder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Snyder, 209 East Commerce street, Brownstown. Mr.
and Mrs. Malcolm Singer, of Salem, are the bridegroom's parents. Mrs. Bruce: Haddix was organist for the double ring ceremony, and Mr. Haddix was vocalist.
The bride, given in marriage by her parents, wore an ivory dacron polyester gown designed by her mother, in floor length. Lace adorned the gown. Matching fabric with applique held the bride's two- layer veil of bridal illusion, falling below the waist. She carried a nosegay of white baby's breath, and baby carnations, tipped with blue, centered by a detachable pink orchid, and a white prayer book with white handkerchief, confirmation gifts. Her silver and diamond necklace was a gift of the bridegroom.
Mrs. William C. Snyder served as her sister-in-law's only attendant, wearing a pink and white floor-length gown of cotton polyester. She carried a single white carnation tipped with blue and baby's breath. William C.
Snyder, brother of the bride, was best man, At the register was Miss Rebecca Sue Snyder, sister of the bride. A reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Snyder in Lafayette after the ceremony.
The two-tiered cake was iced in white and adorned with pink and blue roses and topped with a bride and groom. Miss Julia Kay Snyder, sister of the bride, assisted in serving. A wedding supper at the Cambridge Inn was hosted by the bride's parents. The bride, a 1971 graduate of Brownstown Central High HAPPINESS IS. BEING A REGISTERED BRIDE AT: THE QUILL 'N FRILL HOUSE "LET US TAKE THE WORRY OUT OF THE BIGGEST DAY IN YOUR LIFE!" WITH OUR COMPLETE BRIDAL SERVICE! CATHY CRIDER TERESA PATMAN FIANCEE OF FIANCEE OF GRANT SCHNEIDER KEN BROWNING AUG: 15, AUG.
7th, 1976 1976 HOLLY HILL SUSAN SCHLETER, FIANCEE OF FIANCEE OF MARK RIPLEY ROBERT BOWMAN AUG. 21, AUG. 14, 1976 1976 DENISE NORRIS TRACIE EVANS FIANCEE OF FIANCEE OF MARK P. PATRICK FREDERICK MORITZ JULY 24, SEPT. IT, 1976 1976 "As Usual- -The Unusual" DAILY 9:00 TO 5:00 FRIDAY 9:00 TO 9:00 ME 101 2ND OPEN ALL DAY 522-3145 Quill 'n Frill House MRS.
ROGER ALLEN PRIOR Prior-Takala Nuptials Read First United Presbyterian Church, New Castle, was the settingfor the wedding of Miss Jean Ellen Takala, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Takala, of Indianapolis, and Roger A Allen Prior, of Indianapolis, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul W. Prior, 520 Edgewood Road, New Castle, former residents of this city, Saturday. The Rev. Robert E. Sherrill read the double ring rites at 4:30 p.
m. The aisle runner was garnished with clusters of white daisies and leather fern, and the altar was flanked by two 15- branched candelabra. Antique double crystal candelabra in which were entwined white majestic daisies, greenery and fern were also used, along with topiary balls of pink, aqua, lavender and white baby's breath, leather fern and ivy fastened to the aisle pews. Ken List was organist. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of polyester nylon satapeau, featuring a high neckline, Empire waist and long sleeves with ruffled cuffs.
The bodice was fashioned of lace trimmed with Venise lace motifs, and a large self bow and lace insert formed the back of the gown. The A-line skirt, falling into a chapel-length train, was trimmed with rows of Venise and ivory lace. The bride's matching headpiece of Venise lace secured her chapel-length mantilla, edged in lace. Mrs. Stephany de Voogdt, sister of the bride, was matronof-honor, and Miss Linda Mowery, of Salina, was bridesmaid.
They wore identical gowns of floral voile in shades of pink, aqua and lavender, featuring a high neckline, long sleeves with ruffle, and flounce. They carried identical Edwardian bouquets of pink Isaacs Family Meets For 28th Annual Meet Twenty-eighth annual Isaacs. family reunion was held Sunday at Whippoorwill Lake, with a basket dinner served in the shelterhouse there. Ronald Ritz gave the table. grace for the meal, served to 50 persons.
Wayne -Isaacs, president, conducted the business session, in which the following officers were chosen: Steve Gray, pres ident; Marvin Isaacs, vice president; and Mrs. Russell Harrison, secretary-treasurer. Foy Thompson, of Surprise, received recognition as eldest person present; Will infant son of David and Laurinda Isaacs, the youngest; and Jean Hinkle, niece of Elmer Crouch, of rural Franklin, who was visiting here from New Hampshire, the person traveling the greatest distance. Families were asked to keep records 'of their members' births, marriages and deaths current with the secretary. Mrs.
Wayne Isaacs is keeping the family history. Plans were made to have the gathering at the same time and place next year. Campers, boaters, swimmers and cyclists are welcome to arrive early and use the facilities. THANK YOU LUCILLE'S HOUSE OF ANTIQUES IS OPEN AGAIN FOR BUSINESS We sincerely thank you for the many acts of kindness you have bestowed upon us in thoughts, words, deeds and prayers now and at the time of our dear sons, Rick and John's, deaths: God love you. We do.
GRATEFULLY JOE LUCILLE BAURLEY AND FAMILY daisies, Elegance, baby's breath and purple statice. Paul W. Prior, of Memphis, acted as his brother's best man, and Greg Price, of Indianapolis, was groomsman. Mrs. Paul W.
Prior, registered guests. The newlyweds greeted 150 guests at a dinner-reception at the home of the bridegroom's parents, where the garden setting featured bouquets and arrangements of flowers in the bride's chosen colors. Guests were entertained with music by Escort. Parents of the bridegroom also hosted a rehearsal dinner at their home. The bridegroom is employed with R.
T. French Company, Indianapolis. Fireside Club Has Picnic Fireside Club of First Bap tist Church held its annual family picnic at Gaiser Park Tuesday evening, with Mr. and Mrs. John Gregory, Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Jaynes and Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Coryea serving as hosts for the affair. Mr. Montgomery gave the invocation for the dinner, after which the evening was spent informally. Present were Dr.
and Mrs. Stewart H. Silver, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Goins and Steve, Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Haper, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hayes, Mr. and Mrs.
William Hollowell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ruddick, Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Reinbold, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Switzer, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. John Montgomery, Gregory, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Coryea Robby Kaufman and Mr.
and Mrs. Jaynes. Guests were Mrs. Michael Cobb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jaynes, and her daughters, Heather and Hope, of Watertown, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tomlinson. No meeting of the club will be held in August.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Goins will host the September meeting. Newsy Paragraphs Mrs. Eula Hickman, of Austin, and Mrs.
Florence Brewer, of Vallonia, have been admitted to Washington County Hospital, Salem. Released were Mrs. Stella Anderson and Paul Wheeler, of Vallonia; and Mrs. Sheila Temple, of Medora. Mrs.
Francis "Pat" Myers served as a nurse's aide during the July visit of the bloodmobile to Jackson County. Warning signs of diabetes: unusual, excessive thirst; fre quent urination; weight loss, despite increased appetite and food intake; blurry vision, or other visual changes; frequent weakness, tiredness, or drowsiness; cuts and bruises that heal slowly. With one or more, on a recurring basis, see your doctor for a test. For more facts, write the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, Box 9999, New York, New York 10001. SPRING DRESSES PANT SUITS SUMMER COATS NOW GOING ON The Experience quality, styling and great value at a price.
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