Billie Ray Keeps Busy Attic Life at Governor's Mansion
In a portrait of times, Billie Ray, wife of Governor Ray, spends much of her day in the mansion attic amid a cluttered desk, a small TV and simple furnishings. She blends hosting duties with managing a tight budget and local dress sourcing while addressing room constraints for large dinners.
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Des
Bille Ray
Tle
Towa
Robert
Ray An Occasi
Mrs. Ray
Lin
Hiese
Robert Ray
Iona
Guitar Recital at Fisher's Room Hatfield Studio and Gov Mansion
Students of Gary Holub presented a Sunday guitar recital at Fisher's Room, Hiltbrinker Studios. Performers in the first part included Joyce Young and Mary Young among others, with a second segment featuring Scott Ollinger and Carol Voulkers. The event also saw a band named The Organization and musings about jamburgers at the governor's mansion amid a broader feature on local life and Houdini echoes in the show.
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Fisher'room
Hiltbrinker Studios
Stuents
Gary Ilolub
Joyce
Donna
Mary Young
Debbie Floyd
Doug Craig
Dennis Kraus
Nancy Ginsberg
Steve Miller
Gary Ricken
Shirley Steram
Greg
Steve Pearson
Christine Rogers
Brenda Stevens
Gina Vernon
Linda Liarney
Ware
Scott Ollinger
Bill Rosser
Carol
Larry Voulkers
Polly Plagmann
Mike Gian
Marilyn Pouss
Slave Ohihauser
Bret Zvacek
Craig Bartz
Lena Gilberk
Julia Colbert
Craig Harty
Steve Ohihauser
The
Organization
Governor's Mansion
Governor’s Mansion
Cape
Richard Birky
Wildcats
Fof
Joe Sherman
Bob Hill
Mike Kalinban
Bret Zeacek
Linen shower honors Miss Mary Kay McAllister bride elect
Mrs. Charles McAllister entertained at a linen shower for Miss Mary Kay McAllister on April 17, bride elect of Larry Tinckney son of Leonard Pinckney. The bride elect is daughter of Mrs. Agnes McAllister and Marion hosts included Mrs. Joseph McAllister as co hostess at 1595 Country Club Parkway Marion.
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Mary Kay McAllister
Charles McAllister
Country Club Parkway
Marion
Larry Tinckney
Leonard Pinckney
Agnes McAllister
Ninth Street
Joseph McAllister
Dropout Earns Tennessee Bar Admission After School Return
Nashville woman who left high school 22 years ago after marriage to a Nashville construction firm owner passed the Tennessee bar exam and will be licensed to practice. She has eight children and is grandmother to two, crediting renewed schooling since 1983 for her achievement.
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Nashville
Tenn
Ign
J. Ny
Ymca Law
Franks
Tennessee
Pranks
YWCA Offers Golf Classes and Tuesday Openings
Registrations are open for a new golf class on Tuesdays at LULA on the Twin Pines course. Vacancies remain at Squaw Creek on Tuesday sessions at 9, 9:45, and 10:30, and Triday at 6. Call YW at 265-1458 for more information.
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Lula
Twin Pines
Squaw Creek
Parrish Benischek exchange vows in Iowa City ceremony
Ann Lonise Parrish and Leo Edward Benischek wed at First Baptist Church in Iowa City with 230 guests attending a 1:30 p.m. ceremony. The bride, 29 S Pirteenth Street Marion, wore an ivory silk organza Empire gown with a chapel train and camelot cap veil. The couple will reside in Marion after a wedding trip to St. Louis.
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Iowa City
Ann Lonise Parrish
S. Pirteenth Street
Leo Edward Benischek
Leo Benischek
Eighth Avenue
Marion
James V. Payson
Denyer A. Parrish
MaryAnn DeBruyn
William Rose
Joan Lackender
DiAnn Eckhoff
Camelot
Ian
Ronald Gardner
Grammsmen
Rose
Virgil Samifais
Cedar Rapids
Steve Ryan
Richard Par- Irish
Wayne Decious
Tarry Stick
Tracy Stick
Mike Decious
Ellen Fisher
Amy Brenneman
Marion Mobile Home Court
St. Louis
Benischek
Kirkwood Community College
Cedar Rapids Country Day
It H. Hanoeman
House Throws Out Maiden Name Bill
A bill to let married women resume using their maiden names after filing a notice of intent was killed by the state House of Representatives. The remark quoted reflects the confusion and commentary around the bill as it failed to pass.
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Boston
UPT
State House of Representatives
Dennis the Menace
Jaimak- Gazette
Do’s Ace Marries Despite Heart Attack in Portland
Guy Stout, 70, who suffered a heart attack last week, told his doctor he was strong enough to say I do. He exchanged vows with Doris Calhoun, 71, at Emanuel hospital where she stayed by his bedside. The couple proceeded with the ceremony as planned since announcements were already printed and ready to mail.
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Portland
Ore
Guy Stout
Doris Calhoun
Emanuel Hospital
Stout
Bridge Winners Claim Top Spots At Noelridge Church Game
Winners at Noelridge Christian church contract bridge event Monday were Mrs. Jack Bickford and Mrs. James Klemp first, with Mrs. Kenneth Vaugin and Mrs. G. B. Smith second. Next game set for Monday morning.
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Noelridge Christian Church
Jack Bickford
James Klemp
Kenneth Vaugin
G. B. Smith
IRS Mistake Yields $69,874.04 to Wisconsin Woman
Neenah Wisconsin resident Jeanne Basler opened her income tax refund expecting 148 but found a check for 69 674 04 from the Internal Revenue Service. She confirmed the error and said she would not have kept the money but the mistaken check unsettled her.
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Neenah, Wis
UPI
Jeanne Basler
Internal Revenue Service
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