Tiwdar. Aniuit 25, 19SS
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon
Vandecoevering-Berg
Wedding at Mt. Angel
ML Angel St Mary's Cath-
olie church ra the scene of
beautiful wedding Saturday
morning, when Mia Helen
Mary Berg, daughter of Mr.
and Hn. Richard Berg, wai
wed to Bernard Vandecoever
ing, ton of Mn. John Vande
coevering and the late Mr. Van
decoevering. BaikeU of white, pink and
yellow gladioluies and green
ery were used in the church
decoration!, while arrange
menta of the same floweri and
tall lighted tapen adorned the
altars. The floweri were from
the brlde'i parents' gladiolui
farm in Grant! Pass.
The Rev. Cyril Lebold, O.S.B.
performed the double ring cere
mony, and the Rev. Gregory
Frank of New Orleani, La., of
ficiated at the nuptial high
mass.
For the music, St. Mary'i
church choir tang, with Miss
Helen Keber at the organ. Mn.
Walter Smith tang before the
ceremony and again preceding
the recessional while the couple
knelt at the Blested Virgin Al
tar. The bride wai given in mar
riage by her father. She wore
a wedding dress of imported
Chantilly lace and White slip
per satin, designed with a fit
ted lace bodice and scalloped
neckline, and the lace sleevei
.tapered over the wrists. The
full gathered satin skirt was
styled with four wide panels
of Chantilly lace, at the front
and back, accented by lace scal
lops at either tide of the panels,
the skirt terminating in a full
court train. A pearl crown held
In place the double fingertip
veil of imported illusion. The
bride's only jewelry was a gold
laviliere, a gift of the bride
groom, and she carried a lace
Arella-Schmitz
Wedding in South
" Mt. Angel A wedding of in
. terest to a wide circle of friends
-was an event ox saturoay, Au
gust 1, In the St. Matthew's
Catholic church, San Mateo,
Calif., when Miss Patricia Ann
.'Schmitz was wed to Saverio F.
Arella, son of Mr. and Mrs. An-
, thony Arella ol Newark-, new
Jersev.
The bride is the daughter of
"Mr. and Mrs. Urban J. Schmltz
. (Helen Ebner) San Mateo, and
T granddaughter of Mrs. J. W.
; Ebner of Mt Angel and the late
' Mr. Ebner. She attended the
All Saints grade school and St.
Mary's Academy, Portland,
graduating from the Mercy high
school, San Mateo junior col
lege, and the1 University of
Maryland, where she is affill
iated with Alpha Delta Pi so-
'rorltv. She spent one year in
Mount Angel attending the
Mount Angel Women's college.
Misi Dolorei Patricia Moiso
was the maid of honor. Brides
maids were Miss La Vonne Frey
of Mount Angel, who went
south for the wedding, Misses
Anna Claire Beale, Jacqueline
Donahue, Sally Gosnell and Pa
mela Schmitz, the latter a sis
ter of the bride.
Joseph V. Murphy attended
as the best man. Gerald E.
and Frederick Schmltz, broth
ers of the bride, Albert J. Arel
la, Albuquerque, New Mexico,
Frank Richardson and Robert
Miller seated the guests. - "
Following a wedding, recep-
tion at the church, the couple
.' left for a honeymoon in Carmel.
They will make their home in
- Bloomfield, New Jersey.
The bridegroom attended
' New Mexico A and MA and
the University of Maryland
- where he is a member of Lamb
da Chi Alpha and Gate and
Key. He Ij the brother of Peter,
- Albert, Mario and Marietta Ar
ella. , Special guests at the cere
" mony included Mrs. J. W. Eb
ner, Mrs. C. J. Ebner and Miss
La Vonne Frey, all of Mount
' An gel.
Mrs. J. W. Ebner returned
home this week from a three
weeks visit with her daughter
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ur
ban Schmitz at San Mateo. She
was accompanied home by her
. grandsons, Jerry and Freddy
Schmltz, who will visit here for
' a few days.
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; Surprise Party
Mt Angel Mrs. Bernard
Schiedler was the guest of hon
or at a party when a group of
friends surprised her with a no-
- host affair at her home recently-
Games and refreshments were
enjoyed during the evening,
with honors at games awarded
to Mrs. Wanda Edlund, Mrs.
Wllbert Aman, Mrs. LeRoy
- Aman, and the special prize1 to
Mrs. Ray Telfer.
Those present were Mrs.
- Schiedler, the honored guest,
l- and Mrs. Ray Telfer, Mrs. A.
3. Blgler, Mrs. Cecilia Christ
man, Mrs. S. C. Schmltt Mrs.
Wanda Edlund, Mrs. LeRoy
Aman, Mrs. J. C. Wagner, Mrs.
. Allie Schmidt Mn. A. A. Ib
i ner, Mrs. Wilbert Amin, Mrs.
George Schmidt "d Mrs. Don
,Aman of Eugene.
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handkerchief. Her floweri war
a cascade bouquet of pink car
nations. Miss Elizabeth Berg. Grants
Pass, was the honor attendant
for her sister. She wai attired
in a pink nylon tulle over taf
feta dress, full bouffant skirt,
balleriafc length. She wore a
matching headdress, and car
ried a cascade bouquet of pink
carnatioas.
Patricia Gix, ' Grants Pass,
the brlde'i cousin was the flow
er glrL She wore a floor length
taffeta dress with matching
headdress, and she carried a
miniature bouquet of maroon
carnations. Kenneth Vande
coevering, nephew of the bride
groom was the ring bearer.
For her daughter's nuptials,
Mrs. Berg wore a blue dress
complimented with' matching
accessories. Mrs. Vandecoever-
ing attended her son's wedding
in a navy blue ensemble, and
her accessories were blue. Both
mothers added corsages of ear-
nations.
Following the church cere
mony, a wedding breakfast was
served in the dining room of
the Mt. Angel hotel, wltn cov
ers placed for the members of
the bride! party, the Rev. Greg
ory Frank, Rev. Cyril Lebold,
OSB, and family members.
During the afternoon a re.
ception was arranged In the
dining ' room of St. Mary's
school, which was decorated
with arrangements of pink, yel
low and white gladioluses.
The bride attended schools In
Seiteinberg, Germany. The
bridegroom attended Mt An
gel Preparatory school. The
bride Is a cousin of Mrs. Cor
nelius Vandecoeverlng, and a
niece of Mr. and Mrs. T. Greog
er of this city. .
Mrs. Fisher Feted
At Fare,well Events
Silverton Mrs. Harrison
Fisher (Elaine Clower) who re
turned the latter part of the
past week from visiting rela
tives in Idaho, has been feted
at several affairs on the eve of
her leaving by plane for Nyac,
Alaska, to be with her husband
who is employed there, and
where she has signed a contract
to teach in a grade school.
Among the week's affairs for
her pleasure was the meeting
of the Methodist Woman's So
ciety of Christian Service when
she was presented with flowers,
Entertaining for Mrs. Fisher at
dinner at the Silver Falls State
Park lodge, a group included
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Haskins, Mr,
and Mrs. Ted Hobart, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Baker, Mr. and Mrs.
W. P. Scarth, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Sprick, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Riches. ,
The Fred Bakers gave a din
ner the following evening at
tneir ssiem nome lor Mrs. r isn.
er and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Riches.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Scarth, Jr.,
have leased the Fisher resl-
dence on Cherry Street fur
nished, during the absence of
Mrs. Fisher.
.
Todd-Fitchs
Silverton Mitt Bonnie Lee
Fitchs and Jack Lymen Todd
were married Friday evening
in an 8 o'clock ceremony at the
First Christian church parson
age. The Rev. Arthur Charles
Bates read the double ring
ceremony before more than 40
guests. '
Attending the couple were
Miss Barbara Fitchs. sister of
the bride, and Donald Kallls.
A reception was at the South
Water street home of the bride
following the ceremony.
The couple will be at home
in Silverton.
Reunion Event .
St. Paul The defendants of
Dr. and Mrs. J. F. J. Brentano
met at Champoeg park recently
for a picnic lunch and reunion.
Of interest to the group were
a few old pieces of jewelry and
the passport showing that the
Brentanos arrived in this coun
try in 1857 from Holland. The
Brentanos settled in Kansas, un
til 1882, when they crossed the
plains by ox team and arrived
in St. Paul, Ore. in 1883.
Present for the reunion were
83 of tha descendants.
From the summer of 18S2 to
the summer of 18S3 about 700
new oil wells were drilled In
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Today's Menu
rip peach flavor,
pineapple and a touch of al
mond to make a luscious gol
den spread. -Company
Branch
Cantaloupe Slices
Sliced Him Topped with
Poached Egg and Cheese
. Sauce
Corn Muffins
Peach Pineapple Preserves
Beverage .
Feaeh Pineapple ri asanas
Ingredients: 2 V pounds (7
medium.- size) ripe freestone
peaches, one flat 9-ounce can
crusted pineapple (drained),
S cups of sugar, t tablespoons
lemon juice, 1 tablespoons
finely grated orange rind, Vt
teaspoon almond extract
Method: WaJi. scald, peel
and pit peaches, dice. Measure
8ft cups into preserving ket
tle: add drained pineapple, su
gar, lemon Juice and orange
rind. Stir to mix in sugar
well. Place over heat and
bring to a rolling boil. Cook
over moderate heat about 20
minutes, stirring often so as
not to scorch, until syrup runs
off clean metal spoon n 2
lines of drops that sheet to
gether. Remove from heat;
skim. Stir in almond extract.
Pour into hot, sterii.zed
glasses; paraffin at once.
Makes about seven 8-ounce
glasses.
McKinley-Boehm
Sheridan Miss Theresa El
len Boehm, daughter of Mrs.
Theresa Boehm of McMinnville,
and Eugene McKinley,- son of
Mr. and Mrs. Laurin McKinley
Of Sheridan, were united in
marriage Saturday afternoon,
August 8. at the St Barnabas
Episcopal church in McMinn
ville. Father A. H. MacDonnell
of McMinnville read the double
ring ceremony. '
The bride was given in mar
riage by her great uncle, George
T. Button of Portland. She wore
a two piece navy blue faille
afternoon dress with navy ac
cessories. She carried a white
Prayer book decorated with
stephanotis and white satin
streamers.
Miss Molly Boehm of Mc
Minnville was her sister's maid
of honor. She wore a pink lin
en two piece dress with white
accessories and a white carna
tion corsage. ,
Winton Redmond of McMinn
ville was best man,
For her daughter's wedding.
Mrs. Boehm wore a navy blue
dress with a pink carnation cor
sage.' Mrs. McKinley wore
black dress with a pink carna
tion corsage.
Alter tne ceremony, a re
ceptioon was given for the new
lyweds at the Laurin McKinley
home. About 20 guests were
present.
Following their wedding trip
to the coast, the newly married
couple is at home on their farm
near Sheridan.
Agee Walton ,'
Sheridan Mr. and Mn.
Morris Walton have announc
ed the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Maree Walton,
to John Agee, U. S. navy, on
Aug. 12 at the Nazarene
church in McMinnville.
After the ceremony, a re
ception was given for them at
the home of the bridegroom's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Randall Tatom.
JULY SALES HIGHER
Wsshington () The de
partment of commerce said
Monday retail sales in July
amounted to about $14,200,
000,000. That was about six
per cent more than retail sales
In July a year before -
Per capita consumption of
paper in the United SUtes is
about 13 times the world average.
Saving Center
On Portland Rd.
(Vi mil north of Underpass)
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Downpour Halts Picnics,
Reunions in Silverton Park
SUvertoo Sunday after
noon, tha SUvertoo Municipal
park was cleared of all Tun
ing groups, families and indl
vtduiU by a sudden heavy
downpour of rain. Several an
nual events were terminated
in the midst of business ses
sions and planned programs.
Enioyina a dinner and a ses
sion of visiting were members
of the Silverton Friendship
club, honoring Mr. and Mrs.
Frank A. MUler, for the past
several years residents of Os
wego, and who return regular
ly for the annual picnic ob
servance. Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank A. Miller of Oswego.
From Salem were Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Seeley and chil
dren: from Portland. Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Martin; and of 511
verton, Mrs. Mae Hlginbotham,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Green. Mrs.
Maude Hannan, Miss Sharon
Hannan. Clarence Plank, Mr
and Mrs. Mert Egan, and the
family of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Simmons.
Spending the day at Silver-
ton City park were more than
75 members of the Silver Falls
Mennonite recently organized
church group, including the
families of the Sam Hostettlers,
Lloyd Drivers, Dick Mengir
schausens, A. L. Wolfers, Mah.
Ion Benders, Harlow Benders,
Homer Knapps, Uriah Roths,
Mllo Schultzes, Kenneth Ber-
keys. Bill Kauffmanns, Clay
ton Benders and the Harry
Reeders.
Also present were Hattie
Hueth, Irene Norquest Violet
Yode, Raymond Neuschwan-
der, Goldie Garber and San'
ford Yoder and son. -
The Silverton Municipal;
park wai the icene of a gather-1
ing of relative!, honoring Mr.,
and Mrs. Raymond Spichs of,
Wood River, Neb, who, with
their three children are visit
ing in western Oregon, and
staying at the home of the
family of Mrs. Splch's aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Stolten-
berg, while In Silverton.
Attending the reunion Sun
day, Aug. 23, were Mr. and ,
Mrs. Julius Mathleson, par
ents of Mrs. Spich's of Her
mlston; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Chrlstcnson and daughter, Wil
ms, of Eugene; Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Weise of Boring; Mr. and I
Mrs. George Weise and family ,
of Monmouth; Mrs. Allen Rid-1
inger of Albany; Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond PotU and family of
Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Galen
Stoltenberg and son of Port
land; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Stoltemberg and daughter of
Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J.
Mathieson, Portland; Reuben
Mathleson, Salem; Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Stoltenberg and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Jones and son, of Silverton.
A group of relatives of Mrs. i
Golda Sidwell of Silverton met
Sunday for their annual picnic
at Silverton City park. Present
from St. Helens, Mr. and Mrs.
Skornichka, Mr. and Mrs. John
Neff and son John, Mrs. A. D.
McDonough, and Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Neff; from Salem, R. D.
Neff; of Silverton, Mrfc Goldie
Sidwell and Robert Sidwell,
her son.
Mrs. McDonough, Mrs. Skor
nichka and the Neffs, are ma
ternal relatives of Mrs, Sidwell
and Robert.
The annual reunion of the
Gamble clan was observed
with relatives meeting Sun
day, August 23, in the Silver
ton city park.
Present were Mrs. Leo
Gamble and Leole, Bernaetta,
m roc?
Tommy, Gloria, Kathleen;
Mrs. Gala Tralger and Tommy,
Frances, Jerry and Margaret;
Mrs. Frank Gamble, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Schuer and Jimmy
and Eugene; Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Schiedler and Barbara
Ann, Jackie and Duane; Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Treager and
Teresa; Mr. and Mrs. John
StuckardT Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Traeger and Jeanette, Joe,
Lewis and Jimmy; Mr. and
Mrs. Vincent Treager and
Cherie and Ricky; Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Zielsky and Craig;
Mr. and Mrs. ,Chria MarUfield
and Joanne; Mr. and Mrs. Jom
MarUfield and Jimmy, Judy
and Linda; Mr. and Mrs. Roy
MarUfield and Nancy and
Johnny; Mrs. Jack SchulU and
Dianns. Jackie- and Mickie;
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Lambertus
and Helen, Karen, PaUy and
Florence.
In compliment to Mr. and
Mrs. Albert E. Estes of Oregon
City, on observance of their
39th wedding anniversary a
reunion of the Landes family
wai held in the Silverton city
park, Sunday, Aug. 23. Abo
honored on the occasion of;i. '
their birthday anniversaries,
were Ray Landes of Clackamas,
and Mrs. George IVann of Port
land. Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Landes and Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Lane and family all of
uacKamas; Mr. ana Mrs. J-
Salem; of Oregon City, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert E. Estes i (honor
guesU, Mr. and Mrs. William
G. Estes; of Portland, Mr. and
Mrs. George Wann and son; of
The Dalles, Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
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ert Graver and family; and
from Eugene, Mr, and Mrs. C
Fenton Ford. -.
In a picnic dinner at the city
park, Sunday, Mr. . and Mrs.
Hubert Esser, Silverton, were
hosts in observance of the
birthday anniversaries of their
Guests were from Mt. Angel,
Martin Henkeo, Edmund Wind-
schigl, Andy Schemmel, James
Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Sprauer; from St. Paul, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Pohlschneider
and children, and of Silverton,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gasper.
A large group from the
Monitor Nideros Lutheran Sun
day school spent Sunday at
Silverton park with an early
afternoon picnic dinner.
Special guests were Pastor
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Salem's new 817,500 fire truck that arrived here Mon
day will undergo extensive tesU Wednesday morning by
Oregon Insurance Rating bureau. Th. new rig, replacing
a 1828 pumper, will bo ready for action In about 10 days.
and Mrs. Carlson of Woodburn
and Rev. O. F. Braaten of Sa
lem. Members of the Brooks Gar
den club picnicking at the local
park," Sunday, Included Mrs.
Minnie Dunigan, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Conn, Mr. and Mrs.
Silas Perllch, Iwana and Gar
land Perlich, Mrs. Dollie Ramp,
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Morltz, Mr.
and Mrs. F. J. Morisky, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Rahmussen, Mrs.
Ray Westling and Dean and
Sandra, Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Westling, Mrs. Faye Loomis
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bosch.
A group of relatives met In
a picnic observance of the
birthday anniversary of Mrs.
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Sunday at tha City park. -
Sepclai visitors were from
Brooks, Mrs. G. C. Zenger, Miss
Betty Looney, Billie Looney;
and of Silverton, Sylvester
Kottre and Leo Buchheit .
Relatives present were from
Canby, Mr, and Mrs. Andrew
Hein and children; -of TiganL
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rostak
and family; of Donald, Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Steel and three
sons from St Paul. Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert Drescher and
daughten; from Brooks, the
family of Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Harris and from Monitor, Mr.
and Mrs. John Drescher, Fred
Drescher and Marge Drescher.
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