Historical Clippings Book - Nevada County Citizens (HC-07) (296 pages)

ing at the pune i yey Quinney ar . charge $i Friday, May 8, 1953 Brita Berryman and Roman Rozynski hursday, April 30, 1953 Exchange Vows in Garden Selting In the beautiful setting of early Spring in the garden of Dr. and Mrs. Mel Berryman on the Colfax Highway, Brita Berryman and Roat Mrs. Carrie Berryman, mother of the bride, wore a dress of old rose with navy blue accessories and a roge corsage. were man Rozynski united 1n Marriage Sunday afternoon, May . , 8rd. at 2:34. The double ring ceremony was conducted by Rev. Max Christen. sen of Trinity’ Episcopal Church, with Clifford Pooler serving as altar boy. The bride’s waltz-length gown was of blush pink nylon net over taffeta with a darker pink satin . draped sash, her accessories were pink with a flower trimmed halo hat of net and she carried an old fashioned bouquet of pink Cecil Brunner roses and pink bouvardia framed in pink maline with bow . ‘and streamers. . She savas attended by her matron /of honor, Mrs. Carrol Rogers, who was attired in a coral waltz-length gown of similar style. She carried a spray of gladiolus of matching color. The bride was given in mar. . riage by her brother, Dr. Mel . Berryman. Duane Rozynski, brother of the) ‘groom, was best man. Carroll . . Berryman, Roy Berryman, Carrol . Rogers and Thomas Litde were "ushers. Centered on the terrace backdrop was an arrangement of white bells and pink ribbons above 4 lovely background of pink dogwood, stock, snapdragons and tulips arranged by Mrs. Anne Whit ing. The wedding ceremony was preceded by vocal selections “At . Dawning” and “Because” by Mrs/. . \Ruth Stoddard accompanied by ‘yVirs. Robert L. Ross on a miniature organ. ~ After the ceremony the recep‘tion was held on the lawn. A tiered wedding cake decorated in pink with white roses surrounded with pink daisies and } white lilies of the valley was placed on the pride’s table. The bride's cake was also decorated in pink . with white bells and roses. Assisting the bride in serving the cakes were Mrs. Loraine Keast and Mrs. Carrol! Berryman. Serv: h bowls were Audid Barbara Smith. j Mrs. Walter Stinson Was m of the guest book. T ; the groom, wore navy blue with ‘navy and white accessories ‘and a _ corsage of pink roses. Out of town guests were: Miss _ Annie E, Teague of Oakland, Mrs. Hazel Parker of Los Angeles, A. C. Valdix of San Jose, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stinson and children Stuart, Noel, and Allen of Sonora, Dr. and Mrs. Carroll Berryman ' and children Robin, Laurie, and Holly of Mill Valley, Mrs. Bonnie Jones and children Judy and Vella of Washington, Mr. and Mrs. ‘Duane Rozynski, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Rigast, Mr. and Mrs. Lorin _ Berryman, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hor‘rell, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reyn‘olds, Mrs. Elizabeth Horrell, and iMrs. Elizabeth Applegate of Sac/ramento. ~~ : ama For her going away outfit the bride selected a yellow suit with) navy accessories and a corsage of blue Dutch iris. ‘ As the bride and groom were . leaving, the bride tossed her bouquet toward the ladies and the . groom tossed a blue satin and lace . garter to the men. i The newlyweds planned a hon-; eymoon along the Redwood Highway and on their return will reside in Nevada City. The. bride is a graduate of Grass Valley High School and Mount Saint Mary’s Business School and the daughter of Mrs. Carrie Berryman and the late Edwin J. Berryman. She is employed in Grass Valley by the State of California. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Rozynski of Nevada City and attended Nevada City schools. He is now a partner in the News and Novelty Shop of Nevada City. cad, Su) Mrs. James Rozynski, mother of . BERRYMAN-ROZYNSKI WEDDING ON SUNDAY » Miss Brita Berryman, daugh‘tex 0. S. waist Grass Valley, will marry Roman Rozynski of Nevada City.at 2:30 . p.m. Sunday. peu . _ ‘The double ring ceremony will . be read by the Rev.’ Max Chris-' tensen, Trinity Episcopal Church, at the Berryman residence on the Colfax highway. A-reception will follow::° . fis aA Miss Anna Rogers of Ridge Road will ‘be maid of honor, while the groom’s brother, Duane Rozynski, ‘will be best man. . Roman, noted in these parts for hiscivic spirit, says the cou-; ple plan'to leave.on their honey-' ‘Lucy T. Bust of West Main Sireel Called Tuesday I. Lucy T. Rust, native and virtual lifeTor esident of Grass Valley, passed away yesterday at her, home at 502 West Main street. Kindly, with an engaging personality, she enjoyed a host of friends throughout the commun: ity. j She was born on the former McGuire Ranch, two miles east of Grass Valley, on what is now known as Colfax Highway, May 24, 1871. She attended Union Hill school and then moved" to San Francisco and attended Herald’s ' Business College. ‘ Upon her graduation from college she returned to Grass Valley. Her marriage to Otto Rust, former city police officer who passed away in 1948, was an event of 55 . ‘years ago. The family home has . been on West Main street ever since, A son was born to the union, but passed away in infancy. Mrs. Rust was a member of Manzanita Parlor, No. 9, Native Daughters of the Golden West; Parish Association and Ladies Re-, lief Society of St. Patrick’s CathoJie Church and was one of the few remaining members of the Poinsetta Club. Two brothers, Thomas and Michael McGuire, survive. She , was a sister of the late Mrs. Cath‘lerine Quinn, Mrs. Mary Shoemaker, Richard, John, William, Joseph and James E. McGuire. Rosary services will be conducted Friday evening, December 5 at /7:30 at Hooper-Weaver Chapel. . High mass for the repose of the soul will be sung at 9 a. m. Satur}day at St, Patrick’s Catholic } Church. Burial will be in the fam. ily plot in the Catholic Cemetery, t.

ing at the pune i yey Quinney ar . charge $i Friday, May 8, 1953 Brita Berryman and Roman Rozynski hursday, April 30, 1953 Exchange Vows in Garden Selting In the beautiful setting of early Spring in the garden of Dr. and Mrs. Mel Berryman on the Colfax Highway, Brita Berryman and Roat Mrs. Carrie Berryman, mother of the bride, wore a dress of old rose with navy blue accessories and a roge corsage. were man Rozynski united 1n Marriage Sunday afternoon, May . , 8rd. at 2:34. The double ring ceremony was conducted by Rev. Max Christen. sen of Trinity’ Episcopal Church, with Clifford Pooler serving as altar boy. The bride’s waltz-length gown was of blush pink nylon net over taffeta with a darker pink satin . draped sash, her accessories were pink with a flower trimmed halo hat of net and she carried an old fashioned bouquet of pink Cecil Brunner roses and pink bouvardia framed in pink maline with bow . ‘and streamers. . She savas attended by her matron /of honor, Mrs. Carrol Rogers, who was attired in a coral waltz-length gown of similar style. She carried a spray of gladiolus of matching color. The bride was given in mar. . riage by her brother, Dr. Mel . Berryman. Duane Rozynski, brother of the) ‘groom, was best man. Carroll . . Berryman, Roy Berryman, Carrol . Rogers and Thomas Litde were "ushers. Centered on the terrace backdrop was an arrangement of white bells and pink ribbons above 4 lovely background of pink dogwood, stock, snapdragons and tulips arranged by Mrs. Anne Whit ing. The wedding ceremony was preceded by vocal selections “At . Dawning” and “Because” by Mrs/. . \Ruth Stoddard accompanied by ‘yVirs. Robert L. Ross on a miniature organ. ~ After the ceremony the recep‘tion was held on the lawn. A tiered wedding cake decorated in pink with white roses surrounded with pink daisies and } white lilies of the valley was placed on the pride’s table. The bride's cake was also decorated in pink . with white bells and roses. Assisting the bride in serving the cakes were Mrs. Loraine Keast and Mrs. Carrol! Berryman. Serv: h bowls were Audid Barbara Smith. j Mrs. Walter Stinson Was m of the guest book. T ; the groom, wore navy blue with ‘navy and white accessories ‘and a _ corsage of pink roses. Out of town guests were: Miss _ Annie E, Teague of Oakland, Mrs. Hazel Parker of Los Angeles, A. C. Valdix of San Jose, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stinson and children Stuart, Noel, and Allen of Sonora, Dr. and Mrs. Carroll Berryman ' and children Robin, Laurie, and Holly of Mill Valley, Mrs. Bonnie Jones and children Judy and Vella of Washington, Mr. and Mrs. ‘Duane Rozynski, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Rigast, Mr. and Mrs. Lorin _ Berryman, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hor‘rell, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reyn‘olds, Mrs. Elizabeth Horrell, and iMrs. Elizabeth Applegate of Sac/ramento. ~~ : ama For her going away outfit the bride selected a yellow suit with) navy accessories and a corsage of blue Dutch iris. ‘

As the bride and groom were . leaving, the bride tossed her bouquet toward the ladies and the . groom tossed a blue satin and lace . garter to the men. i The newlyweds planned a hon-; eymoon along the Redwood Highway and on their return will reside in Nevada City. The. bride is a graduate of Grass Valley High School and Mount Saint Mary’s Business School and the daughter of Mrs. Carrie Berryman and the late Edwin J. Berryman. She is employed in Grass Valley by the State of California. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Rozynski of Nevada City and attended Nevada City schools. He is now a partner in the News and Novelty Shop of Nevada City. cad, Su) Mrs. James Rozynski, mother of . BERRYMAN-ROZYNSKI WEDDING ON SUNDAY » Miss Brita Berryman, daugh‘tex 0. S. waist Grass Valley, will marry Roman Rozynski of Nevada City.at 2:30 . p.m. Sunday. peu . _ ‘The double ring ceremony will . be read by the Rev.’ Max Chris-' tensen, Trinity Episcopal Church, at the Berryman residence on the Colfax highway. A-reception will follow::° . fis aA Miss Anna Rogers of Ridge Road will ‘be maid of honor, while the groom’s brother, Duane Rozynski, ‘will be best man. . Roman, noted in these parts for hiscivic spirit, says the cou-; ple plan'to leave.on their honey-' ‘Lucy T. Bust of West Main Sireel Called Tuesday I. Lucy T. Rust, native and virtual lifeTor esident of Grass Valley, passed away yesterday at her, home at 502 West Main street. Kindly, with an engaging personality, she enjoyed a host of friends throughout the commun: ity. j She was born on the former McGuire Ranch, two miles east of Grass Valley, on what is now known as Colfax Highway, May 24, 1871. She attended Union Hill school and then moved" to San Francisco and attended Herald’s ' Business College. ‘ Upon her graduation from college she returned to Grass Valley. Her marriage to Otto Rust, former city police officer who passed away in 1948, was an event of 55 . ‘years ago. The family home has . been on West Main street ever since, A son was born to the union, but passed away in infancy. Mrs. Rust was a member of Manzanita Parlor, No. 9, Native Daughters of the Golden West; Parish Association and Ladies Re-, lief Society of St. Patrick’s CathoJie Church and was one of the few remaining members of the Poinsetta Club. Two brothers, Thomas and Michael McGuire, survive. She , was a sister of the late Mrs. Cath‘lerine Quinn, Mrs. Mary Shoemaker, Richard, John, William, Joseph and James E. McGuire. Rosary services will be conducted Friday evening, December 5 at /7:30 at Hooper-Weaver Chapel. . High mass for the repose of the soul will be sung at 9 a. m. Satur}day at St, Patrick’s Catholic } Church. Burial will be in the fam. ily plot in the Catholic Cemetery, t.