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Newspaper

Columbia Star

Location

Columbia, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1965

Page

3

Schmid Gummersheimer Wedding in Columbia

Miss Diana Lynn Schmid and Archie H Gummersheimer were united in marriage at St Paul United Church of Christ Columbia. The ceremony featured white gladioli mums and pink carnations with a Colonial lace gown and cathedral train. The couple plans a brief honeymoon and will live with the bride’s parents until the groom finishes Army duty at Fort Hood.

Diana Lynn Schmid Vincent W. Schmid Archie H. Gummersheimer Arthur Gummersheimer Norman Rahmoeller St. Paul United Church of Christ, Columbia Alyda Klein Klaus Gebhardt American Legion Hall Dupo Billy Kettler Wayne Schmid Dupo Community High School Columbia High School Illinois Department of Public Aid Army Fort Hood Texas

Senior Citizens Honor Members At Meeting

Seventy seven members attended the Senior Citizens Club meeting at Turner Hall. Herbert Schueler of the Columbia Chamber invited the group to promote the Annual Strassenfest in Columbia on July 28 and 24. Three new members were added, bringing total to 124, with Walter Giffhorn distributing member lists. A Get Well note went to John Kremmel of Monroe County Nursing Home. Hosts served lunch. Golden Wedding Anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Harres noted. Six members over eighty were honored with lace handkerchief diplomas. poetry and songs accompanied the ceremony.

Eigty Senior Citizens Club Turner Hall Herbert Schueler Columbia Chamber of Commerce Columbia Walter F. Giffhorn John Kremmel Monroe County Fred Harres Richard Harres Fred Daab Mike Klohr Frances Laub Ella Diehl Anna Lefholz Bertha Tunze Emma Fiege Bertie Schmidt Lizzie Rauch Emma Meisenbach Tillie Mc

Ff ReMEMIBER by The Old Towens

Hal Kesler of Union City Tennessee recalls childhood work in woods splitting hickory for hoops and wagon spokes at a cooper shop and hub and spoke factory. He describes long days earning 25 cents per log and 5 cents for feed, then meals at a restaurant for 25 cents and beer soup for 5 cents, reflecting on simpler times and farm life.

Hal Kesler Union City Tennessee Father

Doctor Dr Donald Bangle Speaks At Daughters Of Isabella

The Daughters of Isabella monthly meeting at KC Hall Waterloo on March 15 featured Dr. Donald Bangle M D a psychiatrist as guest speaker. He spoke on How Psychology Is Used In Modern Medicine. A business meeting followed and refreshments were served.

The Daughters of Isabella Monnday KC. Hall Waterloo Donald Bangle

Divers Return From Ten Day Hawaii Visit

Mr and Mrs Jack Divers ended a ten day trip with their son Captain Donald Divers stationed at Hickam AFB Hawaii. They toured islands with his escort then visited relatives in El Cajon California including 93 year old Mrs Yetta Heidelberg and cousin Mrs Elsa Reichenbach formerly of Columbia.

Jack Divers Donald Divers Hickam Afb Hawaii Pearl City Honolulu Donald el Cajon San Diego California Divers Yetta Heidelberg Elsa Reichenbach Columbia Louis Reichenbach

Junior Legion Auxiliary Holds Monthly Meeting

The Junior Legion Auxiliary met on Saturday March 6 at the Legion Home. Committees reported and tray favors were prepared. Members Linda Greatting Connie Rey and Kathy Mueller will ride on the float. Kathy Mueller presented a history of the Flag. The group sang birthday greetings to Linda Greatting Cheryl Mueller and Mary Schroeder.

Junior Legion Auxiliary Legion Linda Greatting Connie Rey Kathy Mueller Cheryl Mueller Mary Schroeder

Baby Boy Born to Greattings in Belleville

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Greatting of 826 N. Metter welcome their first child, a boy named Paul Louis, born Thursday March 11 at 4 22 p m at St Elizabeths Hospital Belleville He weighs 7 lb 6 oz Maternal former Janice Guebert and grandparents Louis Guebert Sparta Mamie Greatting Columbia and Augusta Guebert Baldwin attendances noted plus family relations.

Roland Greatting N. Metter St. Elizabeth's Hospital Belleville Paul Louis Mrgr Minnie Greatting R.R. 2 Columbia Augusta Guebert Baldwin

Elmer Gummersheimers Celebrate 45th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Elmer F Gummersheimer of rural Columbia observed their 45th wedding anniversary with a Sunday gathering at the New Hanover home of Mr and Mrs Elmer Reider. Attending were Alfred Borcharding and sons, Christ Gummersheimer, Edwin Ries and Arlene Glenn Carolyn and Leroy Reider. The couple, married March 14 1920 at Millstadt, have two daughters, a son and six grandchildren.

Elmer F. Gummersheimer R.A. 2 Columbia Elmer Reider New Hanover Alfred Borcharding and Sons Ervin and Freeman Christ Gummersheimer Edwin Ries Arlene Glenn Carolyn Leroy Reider Gummersheimer Caroline Luetzelschwab Millstadt Edwin Frieda) Ries Gummersheimers Elmer Ardell) Reider Alfred Irma) Borcharding

Reading Emphasis Topic At March Library Meeting

A March 23 program at the Columbia Public Library features Winifred Concannon of the St. Louis Public Schools Reading Clinics discussing how reading aids diagnose and treat early literacy difficulties and the importance of reading by third grade. The event begins at 8 o clock and is open to the public.

Columbia Public Library Winifred Concannon St. Louis Concannon

Bargain Home Goods and Tools Sale Ad Details

Large clearance listing promotes linoleum rugs 9 by 12 at 3.69 each and boats with multiple lengths from 10 to 14 feet starting 47.50 to 89.95. Also 400 power lawn mowers at 32.95 with a 22 inch cut and 3 percent horsepower rating. Includes tack boxes at 2.99 and warranty notes. See us before you buy.

Minnow Bucket Deals and Low Price Car Items

A local ad lists misc items with low prices including a 36 inch aluminum Thres at 69 cents each and 37 inch door sweeps for 19 cents each. Prestone Upholstery Cleaner is 59 cents per can with a two item limit. Hundreds of car items promoted at low prices.

Prestone

Builder's Buys and Household Goods Sale Ad

Advertising circular lists vacuum cleaners at 25.00, slate roofing rolls 2.94 per 100 sq ft, builder's felt 2.10 per roll, roofing weights 1.65 and 1.95 per roll. 3 piece bathroom set including lavatory tub and toilet offered. White and colored cast iron tub sets priced 84.50 to 118.50. Big Red Wagons and Radio Flyer wagons priced 7.77.

Engagement Announced for Mary Louise Crowe and Darrell May

The engagement of Miss Mary Louise Crowe to Darrell P. May is announced by her parents Mr and Mrs James H Crowe of 204 E Jefferson St Columbia Mo. The groom to be is the son of Mr and Mrs Philip M May of Ferguson Missouri. The bride to be is a St Teresa's Academy graduate and the groom to be a Laboure High School and Bailey Technical School graduate. An August wedding is planned.

Mary Louise Crowe Darrell P. May James H Crowe Jefferson St Columbia Philip M. May Highmont Ferguson St. Teresa's Academy East St. Louis Ill Laboure High School Bailey Technical School St. Louis

Nursing Home Quilting Program Driven by Community Volunteers

Eight Immaculate Conception ladies of Madonnaville aided residents with quilting on Monday March 8 at the Nursing Home. St. Joelion United Church of Christ volunteers joined Tuesday, six more from Immaculate Conception Church in Columbia visited Wednesday, and Thursday services were held by Pastor Leland Lochhaas of Immanuel Lutheran Waterloo.

Immaculate Conception Catholic Church of Madonnaville St. Joelion United Church of Christ Immaculate Conception Catholic Church of Columbia Leland Lochhaas The Immanuel Lutheran Church of Waterloo St. John’s United Church of Christ of Walmeyer Mary and Martha Sodality of Waterloo St. Paul's of Waterloo Clifford Crawley Columbia Clem Metter Columbia Altar Sodality St. Paul's United Church of Christ Women’s Guild Verna Theobald Friends of the Nursing Home

Early lawn sowing boosts warm-season growth in cold climates

Lawn experts say bluegrasses, fescues and bentgrasses thrive in cold climates but sprout slowly. Plant as early as possible to gain an edge for warm-weather needs, then be patient during growth.

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Delvira Gummersheimer Loretta Stemler Sandy Straub Judy Romaine Robert Hucke Homer Stemler Delbert Straub Ralph Romanic Robert Otten Darrell Ostertag Chelsea Bert Illinois Fred G. Rapp & Son, Inc General Insurance Agency South Central Illinois Department Lee Monroe National Bank Columbia, Illinois Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Frankfort D. of I Norman W. Beck Emilio Bassy Joseph Stratford Hotel Alton Elmer Gummersheimers Louis Matzenbacher North Ferkel Street Wayne Woodcock Waterloo, R. R. 2 Matzenbachers St. Louis County Matzenbacher Union Electrics Company Gene Naumann Metter Avenue Turner Park Harrisonville Joe Tebbenhoff West Washington Street Centerville Township Hospital James Mahoney City of Columbia Centrervile Township Hospital Kohler City General Electric Millicent Martin P. Kanis News End Mas Keansth Roy Ga Tord Coughton Arthur R. Broderich Heliograving Clarion Prig. Co
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