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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1969
Page
23
Reader letters describe turning plastic trash cans into night stands with plywood tops and tablecloths for storage, plus tips on bacon drippings storage in milk cartons and sewing courses for new skills. Other notes advise nail care prep and a doll for siblings to ease a new baby arrival.
The Galbreath Chapel wedding joined Helen Mawk Galbreath and Pamela J morial Chapel attendees as the late summer ceremony united Gene Davis of Racine and Robert Jamant Jr. in a double ring service officiated by Rev. Freeland Norris. The bride wore a Moor length satin gown with Empire waist and lace embroidery, a Juliet headpiece veil, and carried white daisies. Bridesmaids wore shoulder length veils with velvet ribbon. groomsmen were Bruce T. Grant and Gerald Grant. A reception followed in the chapel social rooms. The bride is Ohio University education graduate. the groom earned an MBS in mechanical engineering from the University of Cincinnati. The couple resides in Len Burnie, Ma.
Evelyn Potts of Athens Route 2 wed Noland Foor of Columbus in a ceremony at the Athens Church of the Nazarene officiated by Rev. Holmes. Organ music by Miss Janelle Mullins accompanied the bride’s procession, with a reception at the McPherson home and out of town guests from Columbus Ashville and The Plains. The couple will reside in Columbus.
The piece portrays Connie Cyriiie as Ted Sorensen's speech writer for Agnew, a hardworking fulltime professional with a sharp mind and strong history knowledge. Colleagues cite a creative bond with Agnew and insist she shapes ideas beyond wordsmithing, while characterizing her as tough, protective, charming, and central to his rhetoric.
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