LARSH - ROETMAN NUPTIALS
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Beverly Joan Larsh became the bride
of Albert Dr.lu Roetman last Satur
day evening, October 8,1949 at the
Harry Ryan home in Palmer. The cere
mony v;as performed in front of a
beautifully decorated fireplace in
the presence of relatives and close
friends. ",rs. a.D.Sarton, United
States Commisaioner, officiated.
Beverly Jean (Babe) is the daughter
of Ur. and Irs. Bm.il Larsh of Palm-i
and the groom is the son of Mr. ana
Mrs. Lrnest Roetman, also of Palmer.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father.
The bride wore a' beautiful plum '
colored satin- dr'osS' 'with throe.,
quarter length sleeves, a bustled
back and a row of tiny rhinestones
down the front of the dress. She
wore an old-fashiDndd hat of darker
color which wes decorated with os
trich plumes and was tied under her
chin with a pretty bow. Her corsage
was of orchids.
The bride was attended by Barbara
Hecker who wore a two tone gray
suit with a Fuchia hat and acces
sories of the same color. Her cor
sage was of gardenias and roses.
The groom was attended by Walter
Purcells.
The bridc.^s mother wore a navy blue
suit with blue accessories and a
hat trimmed with pink flowers. Both
lira. L-'.rsh and Mrs. Ryan wore cor
sages of Gardenias and Roses.
LaVon Rootman had charge of the
Guest Book. Following the ceremony
a reception was given for the brida]
couple in the Ryan home.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert D..le Rootman
will make their home in Palmer where
beta are employed. Mr. Rootman is
employed at the Palmer Cold Storage
and Mrs. Roetman works in the Palmei
Photo Art Shop. They plan a honey
moon at somo later date, Mrs, Root
nan said.
LEPAKS ARE SACK
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lepak and daughter,
Gloria, returned to Palmer on Monday
evening of this week after being de
layed in Fort St. John for 26 days
awaiting parts for their Buick which
broke- down at that place. Mrs. Le
pak said that they made many friends
while there an-, spoke in high praise
of the hospit- Lity of the people at
Fort St. John.
b rrell Frank and Walter Niemann
swopped to see the Lepaks on their
w y out to the States last week.
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LEFAK5 AR., BACK Cont.
Iv-rs, Lopa.k said that they stopped in
Sharon, North .Dakota to see the Dr,
David Hoehns for a few hours. They
received royal reception and were
shown to rough cho Hospital which' is
very nHe, A'.rsa Lepalc said. Mrs*
Andrew® and Edna are fine. Nr.
Andrews passed away this last sum
mer.
The ilcohne sen;- greetings to their
friends in the Valley._