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Viigv. 1 — Linton Daily Citizen, Thursday, October 23, 1958SocietyBy Ann ToneyPhone 277BARTZ-KLEIN VOWS ARE RECITEDMr. and Mrs. Kenneth DeanKlein are at home at 255 Westtraditional white gown of silk taffeta. The fitted bodice fea1crowns completed their ensembles. They carried colonial bouquets of crimson roses encircled/with white carnations and theirpearl earrings and necklaces were gifts of the bride.IMiss Karen Sue Klein, niece of the bridegroom, flowergirl was attired in a gown of white silk organdy. She carried a white basket of crimson rose petals and wore white flowers in her nair.James Klein of Sellergbufg, brother of the bridegroom, was best man and ushers were Leon Sirios of Shelfby and Paul Schuyler, Harold Huff and Earl Beeler, all of Lowell.Mrs. Bartz chose a blue wool sheath dress for her daughter’s wedding and wore dark accessories. Mrs. Klein was attired in a blue lace dress with white accessories. Both mothers wore corsages of white carnations androses.Luncheon was served at Tei-bel’s restaurant for the wedding party and the immediate families and a reception was held in the evening at the American Legion hall. Mrs. Paul McDonald and Mrs. Reece Clinton of Shelby and Mrs. Charles Surprise, §r., of Lowell presided at the refreshment table. Mrs. John Has-lett of Shelby registered the guests.The couple made a honeymoon trip to Chicago and Wisconsin, the bride traveling in a melon wool sheath dress with matching jacket and dark accessories. She wore an orchid corsage.The new Mrs. Klein, a graduate of Lowell high school is a member of the Iiowell Tribune staff. Mr. Klein, a graduate of Indiana State Teachers College where he was affiliated with La mb a Chi Alpha fraternity, is teacher and coach at Lowell high school.Oakley avenue-at Lowell follow- 'tured long sleeves, tapered to ing their marriage which look’ points over the hands and a' place in the new St. Edward’s* sweetheart neckline outlined;church at Lowell Saturday, Oct.; with pearl embroidered Chantilly’ 4. It was the first wedding to beL lace, which also accented the performed in the new church.!-waisteline. The floor-length skirt The bride is the former. Miss; was worn over a hoop and ex-Karen Lee Bartz, daughter of] tended into a chapel train. She Mr. and Mis. Waldo L. Bartz of; wore a waist-length Chantilly Shelby and the bridegroom is Mace mantilla. The pearl necklace the son of Mr. and Mrs. William and earrings she wore belonged Klein of Linton, to her maternal grandmother.The • Re-v-.-yPat her ^'Chester P. ?,W;th her white prayer book and Zurawiec officiated at the eleven i cascade of white roses she car-o'clock nuptial mass and solem-j ried a blue crystal rosary, gift pized the double ring riles. Baskets o,f white chrysanthemums were placed at either side of the altar and white satin bows marked the pews along the white carpeted aisle. Sister Marietta, organist, accompanied Mrs. Chan-dos Doty and Mrs. Wilbur Half-m-an as they sang “Panis Angelli-cus,” and ‘‘On This Day Oh Beautiful Mother” as the bride decorated the Virgin’s altar with;a - bouquet of white chrysanthemums at the close of the service.The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore the4-H rs Will Attend Indianapolis ShowGreene county’s 4-H club junior leaders will attend the Ice Revue performance at Indianapolis on Saturday, it was reported today.The trip to the show is being sponsored by the county Junior Leader organization and the Bloomfield State bank. Reservations have 'been made for 80 of the leaders and their guest.One of the busses that will take the group to Indianapolis will leave the Linton-Stockton High school at 9:30 a.m. and the other will leave the Bloomfield postoffice at the same time.Arthur Haseman, county agricultural agent, said today that he has the tickets to the show and will distribute them to all who have reservations for the tri-p, on Saturday morning.of the bridegroom.Miss Donna Altman of LowellTO RECEIVE RIBBONS**Three Linton young men.will receive 'red ribbons in the 1958 Greene county 4-H club corn-growing competitin, Arthur Haseman, county agent, reported today. They are Ronald, Bill and°± h°fn0Llnn S La^y B°wers. Their names wereLinda Roberts of Lowell, Miss Peggy Jean Klein of Linton, twin sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Cat'hi Nichols of Lowell were bridesmaids. Miss Kathy Bartz, sister of the bfcide, was junior bridesmaid. The bride’s attendants wore identical dressesinadvertently omitted from an account of the competition that appeared earlier in the Daily Citizen.OJNE FOR THE BOOKSHARTFORD, Vt. _(UPl)—Po-of crimson-glow velvet designed; Uce found i6-year-old Charleswith scoop necklines bracelet, Leonard trying to get back intolength sleeves and full skirts I his old grammar school several 'Matching satin sli.ppe'rs, brief hours after his parents had re-white gloves and seed pearl ported him missing.itPLbPdnTPEn
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