Marion couple wed at Marion Christian church
Linda Marie Sills and David Lee Olver wed in a 2:30 ceremony officiated by Rev. Paul W. Somerville. The couple's reception for 200 followed at Marion Christian church with family members and friends in attendance.
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Paul W. Somerville
Linda Marie Sills
David Lee Olver
Orin E. Olver
Clifton Street
Marion Christian Church
Danny Ross Sills
Twenty-ninth Street
Marion
Elder couple elopes after disapproval from relatives
In St Louis an eight year old man and a seventy year old sweetheart of one week fled Wednesday to wed after opposition from relatives. The bride, formerly a nurse, has a son. The couple cited loneliness as a reason for the rushed marriage.
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ST. Louis
Beth
Mr. Yed
Linda Simmons Weds Fred Hedlund in Gloria Dei Church
Linda Sue Simmons married Fred Ronald Hedlund in a 3 o'clock ceremony at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church. A reception for 125 followed in the church parlors. The bride wore a taffeta gown with beaded bodice and pearl crown. The couple will reside at 809 E Avenue NW.
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Gloria Dei Lutheran Church
Linda Sue Simmons
Fred Ronald Hedlund
Charles Jacobs
Walter M. Simmons
Tenth Avenue
Susan Zobac and Dennis Draker Exchange Vows
Miss Susan Marie Zobac became the bride of Dennis Charles Draker at All Saints Catholic church with an 11 o clock ceremony. A reception for 200 followed by a 30 guest dinner at Cedar View Country club preceded by a rehearsal dinner at the Ranch supper club.
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Susan Marie Zobac
Dennis Charles Draker
Charles Draker
Center Street
Edmond J. Becker
All Saints Catholic Church
Cedar View Country Club
Johnson gifts 50 signature pens for conservation bills
President Johnson surprised his wife with 50 glass encased pens used to sign major conservation bills. He also gave a duplicate set to Interior Secretary Udall during a signing of the Interior Department appropriations bill worth $1 285 214 300 in his office. Cardin introduces stamped-out material yarn for three dimensional dress patterns at about $20 per item.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Friday
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Interior Department
Window Shade Village Fun for Children
An eight year old enjoys a simple project using a discarded window shade. With marking pencils he maps a whole community on the shade adding streets, roads, and building outlines for toy cars and trucks. The shade rolls up compactly when not in use.
Weatherwoman Menzies heads for Kincheloe AFB assignment
Captain Menzies from Rancho Cucamonga California leaves Panama for Kincheloe Air Force Base in northern Michigan after completing Tropic Survival School in the Canal Zone. She is the air force’s sole female in a male class and also plays on the Panamanian softball league.
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Howard Afb
Canal Zone
Upi
Miss Menzies
Rancho Corcova
Calif
Kincheloe Afb
Michigan
Panama
Latin America
Menzies
Air Force Tropic Survival School
Sacramento
Air Force
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al McMickle
Staub Court
Kennedy
Oklahoma
Steve Thiher
Camburn Court
Sheryle Sedlacek
Goblins Gully
Dean Schneberger
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Sue Shaw
Linda Sills
David Olver
Life Investor’s Insurance Co
Avenue NE
O’malley
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Wrigley Field
Kcrg-Tv
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Iron Lung
Columbus, Ohio
University of Toledo
Lagle’s
2Nd Street
Linda Simmons
Donald Hedlund
Cryovac Corp
E Avenue NW
Mrs. Hedlund
Ast
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Susan Zobac
Dennis Draker
Kathleen Zobac
Robert Draker
James Carfrae
Michael Keeley
Stephen Fauchier
Mark Zobac
Young’s School of Beauty
Park Plaza Beauty Salon
Marshalltown Community College
Collins Radio Co
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Cardin
Paris
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Sendee
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J. P. Stevens
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