MARRIAGE: Clarence E. DEITZ to Jane Louise FRY, 1948, Bedford County, PA

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DEITZ - FRY.

  The Warriors Mark Methodist church was the scene of a lovely wedding 
ceremony on Saturday afternoon, Aug. 14, when Miss Jane Louise Fry, 
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester I. Fry of Warriors Mark, became the 
bride of Clarence E. Deitz of Bedford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. 
Deitz of Manns Choice.  Rev. Paul E. Meyers, pastor of the church, 
officiated at the double-ring ceremony.  The couple was attended by 
Mrs. Glenn Fry, sister-in-law of the bride, as matron of honor and 
these bridesmaids: Miss Annabell Baumgardner and Mrs. Gilbert H. 
Fisher, cousins of the bride, Miss Helen Heller and Mrs. Jospeh 
Zitterman.  Glen Fry, brother of the bride, was best man and the ushers 
were Joseph A. Zitterman, David Hess, Harold Wertz, George Crissey.  
The wedding music was played by Mrs. Wayne L. Mowrey of Chambersburg.  
She accompanied Miss Geraldine Cunningham of Warriors Mark who sang "O 
Promise Me" and "I Love You Truly."  The organist played the 
traditional wedding marches and several organ numbers.  The lovely 
bride, who was given in marriage by her father wore a candlelight satin 
gown with a decollete neckline edged with a rosepoint lace collar.  Her 
tiered illusion veil was held in place by a rose point lace halo and 
she carried a colonial bouquet of white roses and baby's breath.  The 
attendants wore gowns of pastel yellow, green, blue and pink with 
matching halos of flowers.  They carried old fashioned nosegays.  The 
matron of honor wore a gown of blue nylon and carried pink rosebuds.  
The mother of the bride wore a dress of old rose crepe and corsage of 
white roses.  The mother of the bridegroom chose a flowered crepe with 
blue and white accessories for her attire and corsage of white roses.  
The bride is a graduate of Warriors Mark-Franklin High school, and of 
Pennsylvania State college.  She is a teacher of home economics in the 
Bedford High school.  The bridegroom is a graduate of the Mann's Choice 
High school, and attended Thompson Business college of Harrisburg and 
Loyola university.  He is employed by an insurance company in Bedford.  
The couple is enjoying a wedding trip overland in Canada and on their 
return will reside in Bedford.

Altoona Mirror, Wednesday, August 18, 1948