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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1972
Page
5
A report notes Rogalien will receive his Ph D degree on January 4. He is associated with postdoctoral research and works at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in Boulder. His wife Jude accompanies him in this mention.
Mary Lou Olsen and William Dezelski exchanged marriage vows at Mary Immaculate Catholic Church Coleraine officiated by Rev George Kryspin. Parents are Frederick Olsen of Grand Rapids and William Dezelski of Coleraine. Bride wore a lace gown with cathedral train and carried a carnation and rose bouquet. Paula Olsen was maid of honor with mint green gowns for bridesmaids. After the ceremony, a reception followed at the bride’s parents home. Both work and reside in Fergus Falls Bemidji area.
The clipping lists multiple social items from Harrington and Bemidji area families. It notes Nancy Thompson visiting Rochester State Junior College relatives in Bemidji, Mary Ellen Thompson visiting from Minneapolis, David A. Vobr earning honorable mention at National College of Business, Dr. Howard Cleveland and Rev. Gar Hudson attending a Baptist service in Duluth, Henry Olson traveling with family, Minnie Bjoring visiting from Daly City for a funeral, and C C Hawes traveling from Benndji to Cheyenne with family details. The items mix holiday visits, academic distinctions, church events, and travel notices.
Mrs Jaycees and families hosted an informal Bemidji party for children on a Saturday evening. Cochairs Nelson and Mrs Harold Vollen led the event with Vern Schaulee at piano for caroling. Santa handed out candy and gifts from a toy bag, and many families including Ray Alexander and others attended. Members hoped the party becomes an annual event.
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