Burns Bannick Vows Exchanged at Trinity Lutheran Church
Miss Kay Burns and Gary Harlan Bannick exchanged marriage vows at Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday in a 2 o clock ceremony performed by Rev. E W Koberg. A reception followed in the church parlors with wedding party members including Mrs James Roban and Ronald Rhoads as honor attendants.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Kay Burns
Gary Harlan Bannick
Harlan Bannick
B Avenue
E. W. Koberg
Keith L Burns
Twentieth Street
James Roban
Independence
Ronald Rhoads
Bruce Rhoads
Michael Schaeffer
Roba
Bride Finishes Nursing Studies Ahead of Marriage
The bride, set to graduate in September from St. Luke's Hospital School of Practical Nursing, wore lace sleeves and carried a single pink rose. Her fiancé works for Paulson Construction Co. and Bakers Shoe Store this summer and plans to attend Area Ten Community College in the fall. They will live at Moore's Trailer Court in Marion.
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St. Luke’s Hospital School of Practical Nursing
Paulson Construc
Tion Co
Bakers Shoe Store
Area Ten Community College
Pete
Moores Trailers Court
Marion
Crow Girl Crowned Miss Indian America XV in Sheridan
Thomasine Ruth Hill 21, a Crow Pawnee from Crow Agency Montana, was selected Miss Indian America XV at All-American Indian Days in Sheridan Wy. Hill, a sophomore at Eastern Montana College, beat 37 contestants. First runner up is Angelina Medina and second runner up Darlene Moses.
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Sheridan
Wyo
UPI
Thomasine Ruth Hill
Crow Agency
Montana
Sunday
Miss Hill
Eastern Montana College
Billings
John Hill
Up With People Organization
Angelina Medina
Zia Pueblo
Ysidro
N.M
Darlene Moses
Colville
Navajo woman honored with outstanding American Indian award
Sarah Ann Johnson of Window Rock Arizona and Fern Thompson Fisher a tribal safety officer from Albuquerque New Mexico were cited for the outstanding American Indian award.
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Sarah Ann Johnson
Window Rock, Ariz
Fern Thompson Fisher
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Albuquerque,n.m
Woman Entered McKean County Fair for 60th Time
Mrs. Bertha Freer an 85 year old resident of Port Allegany entered exhibits at the McKean County fair for the 60th straight year. She is 4 feet 5 inches tall and weighs 75 pounds and limited herself to 45 entries of canned goods and knitted items due to illness this winter.
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Smethport, Pa
Bertha Freer
Port Allegany
McKean County
Relatives Visit, Homsey Family Tops Canned Goods
Since 1907, Relatives Visiting has won first place in canned goods and the Norman Homseys baked goods claim 14 straight championships. Mr and Mrs Alex Homsey of Phoenix are visiting the home of Norman Homsey’s brother and sister-in-law at 738 Staub Court NE.
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CRCC
Robert Wray
Twenty-seventh Street
Frederick B. Lehman
Eaglemere Court
Don Hoy
Norman Homseys
Alex Homsey
Phoenix
Mr. Homsey
Mrs
Norman Homsey
Staub Court
Cat Burglar's Owner Returns Stolen Goods
Mrs. Paul E. Hoffman says her 14 month old cat Joker is a cat burglar. The pet reportedly collects items from neighbors including clothing and a basketful of stolen goods was returned with mostly owners found. Only size 32 men's shorts remain unclaimed.
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Walnut Creek
Calif
Paul E. Hoffman
Joker
Dave Carter Returns with News on KCRG TV
Dave Carter resumes 9 in color news at 5 30 PM on weekdays on KCRG TV. He anchors Monday through Friday updates delivering local and regional stories with a familiar on air presence. The station promotes the return as a fresh lineup for evening viewers.
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Dave Carter
Kcrg-Tv
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Cedar Rapids Country Club
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W. S. Hardins
Parkview Court
Hiltbrunner’s
St. S.E
Convention & Election
B. F. Goodrich
Motorola
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MO Carolla
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Town & Country Shopping Center
Wee Ae & Fit
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Winifred Thomas
First Ave
Elaine Powers
Town & Country
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