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MING. AUGUST 30, 1959THF roFHOCTON, OHIO, TRIBUNEhei's Worlden FallonSara Young, John Siegel Wedraduaten Warsaw Methodist Churchr. Graham, the for-1 DcMos-s, will be graduates of Good lal School of Nurs-Sunday, Sept. 6. s the daughter of voble DoMoss, Co-is a graduate of tool, class of 1956. loyed at Coshocton il hospital.Her, 721 Chestnut n. Allen Trottman, returned from a •Villiamsburg, Nor-New York City, Jhautauqua. Lake ?r points of inter-The Warsaw Methodist church was the scene of the wedding of Miss Sara Sue Young and John Leo Siegel which was solemnized Fri-| day evening at 7:30. The bride rs • the daughter of Mrs. Anna Young j and Tremont Young, Warsaw, and j the bridegroom is the on of Mr*; and Mrs. Clarence Siegel, BHss-field.The Rev. WiUiarfi J. Weinland, pastor of the church, officiated before the altar decorated with two seven-branched candelabra, palm-s and vases of white flowers.A half hour program of wedding music was presented by Miss Mildred Mencer, organist, and Mrss Carole Arnold, vocalist.The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a waltz - length dress of white silk fashioned with white Venus lace surrounding the Sabrina neckline, with long sleeves tapering to points over the wrists. The dress had a fitted bodice and a full skirt. Her shoulder-length veil was held by a crown of Venus lace and pearls. She carried a white Bible topped with a white orchid surrounded by i white roses with white satin steam-j ers entwined with rose buds and 1 pearls. The bride wore a diamond j and pearl pendant, a gift of the bridegroom.Mrs. James Fields, Warsaw, was ; her sister’s matron of honor and Miss Pat Butler, Newcomerstown, was bridesmaid. Christie Lynn I Carpenter. West Lafayette, cousinof the bride, served as flower girl.The matron of honor was attired in mint green princess style dress ^ with 'matching accessories and s carried a colonial bouquet of yel-1 low roses. The bridesmaid wore a j gold princess style dress with gold jaccessories and carried a bouquet of mint green roses and white lace. A white princess style frock was worn by the flower girl who carried yellow rase petals in a dainty basket.James Fields served Mr. Siegel as best man. Ushers were Larry Layman, Warsaw, Jack Ferrell, Wooster, and Jim Shaffer, Newcomerstown. Mark Norris, Warsaw, cousin of the bride, was ring bearer.For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Young chose a blue lace dre?s with white accessories and wore a corsage of white roses. The mother of the bridegroom wore a black linen dress with white accessories and a shoulder corsage of white roses.A reception for 75 guests followed rhe ceremony in the church parlors. Ivy with yellow roses sur-lrounded Hie punch bowl and the three-tiered wedding cake centered the bride’s table. Hostesses were Mrs. Louise McKee, Mrs. Roberta Rehard, Miss Delores Carter and Miss Beverly Lowe. Miss Gladys Johnson was in charge of the guest book.When the couple left for a 10-day wedding trip to Daytona Beach and Winterhaven, Fla., the bride was wearing a copen blue dress with black patent accessories and the whire orchid corsage from the center of her bridal bouquet.The bnde is a graduate of Warsaw high school and is employed in the office of Shaw-Barton, inc.The bridegroom is a graduate of Warsaw high •school and is employed at Millwood Sand Co.The couple will make their home with the bride's mother temporarily.The• I “ 1:: 'ii -iiTHE\the most drama broadlooms frorrmore, and you cTlA BIGin a rich texturemothproofed! AA broadloom that’s matlt; 100% virgin wool pile, a nutria, gold suburban g: Twelve and 15-foot widti J •i■il!This carpeting : mothproof paddii
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Coshocton Tribune
Coshocton, Ohio, US
Sat, Aug 29, 1959
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