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nvye3V5S[1tgood music. It was the biggest bunch of boosters that ever paraded through Greene county.Don’t fail to attend the big band concert next Saturday night on the southeast corner of the public square.New Water and Light Manager,With the first day of September the Home Light and Water Co. transferred its business in Bloomfield to a new manager, with the purpose of increasing the efficiency of their water and light service, and to more economically operate their splendidly equipped plant. The new manager is Chas. E. Jones, who has been in charge of the electric light plant at Dugger. He comes well recommended and the News welcomes him and his family to our town. The retiring manager, John C. Gilliland, has been connected with the plant since it was first installed, and he has done a wonderful good work for the town in assisting in getting a plant built here that is a credit to the community and one that has always given better service than is customary in towns of this size. Mr. Gilliland I has sold his stock in the plant to j Claude E. Gregg, and he severs all | connection with the Home Light and Water Co. Mr. Gregg is a hustling young business man and he no doubt will help keep the plant up to the high standard it already occupies. The other stockholders are M. E. Dugger, E. H. Dugger and O. E. Dugger, all of Dugger.__MARRIAGES.Clerk Yoho has issued the following marriage licenses:Elvan Martin, 22, and Edith Gilbreath, 19, both of Cass township.Cecil W. Meredith, 19, and Alberta Moore, 18, both of Linton.Philip Meurer, 21, of Linton, and Julia Markham, 19, of Bloomfield. Married last Wednesday by Elder J. A. Spencer.Dick Moss, 27, and Gail Crabbe, 19, both of Owensburg. Married last Thursday by Rev. R. W. Raaf.John Barnard, 23, and Maggie Dickey, 21, both of Jasonville.Darmon A. Rhinehart, 27, of Plymouth, and Hazel Van Buskirk, 24, of Bloomfield. Married Tuesday by Rev. Raaf.mobile driven by Glen McDaniels, of Bloomington, a friend of the groom, who drove the newly-weds to Bloomington, where they took the train for St. Louis and then to Little Rock, Ark., where they willbe at home after Oct. 1.Dr. Rhinehart is head of the Gross anatomy department of the medical school connected with the University of Arkansas. The groom wore the conventional black.The bride was dressed in white' satin and shadow lace, and wore a tulle veil caught up with satin roses and carried bride’s roses.In the receiving line were Mrs, Marv Hunley, Mrs. VanBuskirk, mother of the bride; Mrs. W. A. Rhinehart, of Plymouth, mother of the groom; Mrs. John Rotz, of Indianapolis, sister to the groom; Mrs. Chas. VanSlyke, of Terre Haute.The house was beautifully decorated with white asters, clematis, ferns and vines.Mrs. VanBuskirk wore a black and white dress with rose trimmings; Mrs. Rhinehart wore a dress of green crepe-de-chine; Mrs. Rotz wore blue satin and shadow lace.The bride received a beautiful collection of gifts from her many friends.The out-of-town guests were Mrs. W. A. Rhinehart, of Plymouth; Mrs. John Rotz, of Indianapolis; Glen McDaniels, of Bloomington; Miss Edith Walker, of Bloomington; Miss Anna Humphreys, of Linton; Miss Bonnie Scott, of Vincennes; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. VanSlyke and daughter, of Terre Haute, and W, L. VanSlyke, of Terre Haute.IPOPULAR WEDDINGDr. Darmon A. Rhinehart Claims Miss Van Buskirk and Takes Her to Arkansas for Future Home.The social event of the fall season was the marriage of Miss Hazel VanBuskirk and Dr. Darmon A. Rhinehart, which occurred at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. VanBuskirk, Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. An improvised altar composed of an archway and an open gateway of white lattice work, decorated with green vines and ferns and lighted withca-thederal candles was placed in the parlor. Upon this altar and under a beautiful wedding bell the happy couple stood while the ceremony was performed by Rev. R. W. Raaf, pastor of the Methodist Episcopa church.Before the ceremony Miss NotaHarrah sang 41 What’s In the Air?” Miss Ruby Harrah, at the piano, played the accompaniment for her sister and also played while Miss Edith Walker sang “Because.”Miss Walker played Mendelssohn’s wedding march while the contracting parties were taking their places at the altar.The ribbon bearers were Misses Maurine VanBuskirk, Alberta Her-old, Nota Harrah, Fannie Williams, Dorothy Dean and Bonnie Scott.The ring bearer was little Ruth Dean Shryer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Shryer. She carried the ring in a Iilly.Following the ribbon bearers and the ring bearer down the stairway was the bride on the arm of her father. They were met at the altar by Rev. Raaf and the groom, Dr. Rhinehart.During the ceremony 44To a Water Lily” was played on the piano.After congratulations a one course luncheon of brick ice cream with green hearts, groom’s cake, coffee and mints was served. Miss Dorothy Dean presided at the coffee urn. The bride cut the bride’s cake and it was passed to the guests. After the luncheon the bride threw her boquet as she went up the stairs and it was caught by Miss Josephine Adams, Ruth Moffett and Ruby Harrah. The lights were put out and the couple slipped out the side entrance where they took an auto-£Cf\
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Bloomfield News
Bloomfield, Indiana, US
Thu, Sep 03, 1914
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