Miss Mary Anne Hoppenjans Weds William Meyer in Fort Thomas
Society notices a July 2 wedding at Blessed Sacrament Church Fort Mitchell Kentuckys Mary Anne Hoppenjans daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Hoppenjans Decatur and William Norman Meyer son of Mr and Mrs A J Meyer Riverside Parkway Fort Thomas Kentucky were united in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev Joseph Reuter with high mass by Rev Charles Mehok S J. The bride wore white satin and illusion with seed pearl detailing and long lace sleeves. Attendants included Miss Mary Jean Maloney maid of honor and Miss Joan Hoppenjans junior bridesmaid. Breakfast followed at the church with a reception at Summit Hills Country Club and a motor trip to the Smoky Mountains for their honeymoon. The couple will reside in Fort Thomas Kentucky.
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Mary Anne Hoppenjans
William Meyer
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
South Fort Mitchell
Bernard J. Hoppenjans
Decatur
William Norman Meyer
A. J. Meyer
Riverside Parkway
Joseph Reuter
Mary Jean Maloney
Joan Hoppenjans
Carol Hauch
Miss
Miss. Joan
Hoppenians
Owen Romaine
Bernard Hoppenjans, Jr
Paul Hoppenjans
Jerry Mahoney
Smoky Mountains
West Villa Place
Villa Madonna Academy
College of Mt. St. Joseph
Ohio
Highlands High School
Navy
Xavier University Evening College
Louis Meyer Company
Cincinnati
Matched Bridal Sets Offered By Local Jewelry Store
Matched bridal sets are growing in popularity. The shop offers a wide selection or can custom assemble sets to specification. They will provide the gems needed or use gems supplied by customers as part of their jewelry services.
The Deacon Telegraphist Retires From AP Service
The Deacon known as Birdie by telegraphers retires after a career spanning The Macon Telegraph, Augusta Chronicle, and Asheville Citizen. He sent Morse code for Central of Georgia, Seaboard, and Southern railroads and ends his AP work tonight.
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Associated Press
Birdie
Central of Georgia
Seaboard
Southern
Macon Ga
Augusta
Asheville
Red Cross Home Service Aid For Morgan Chapter Families
The Morgan chapter of the American Red Cross reports aid during June by its home service secretary. Officials assisted 38 armed forces families and 91 veterans or dependents with matters including health and welfare reports and council for personal problems. Seventeen new or reopened cases touched furlough verification, family allowances, and pensions. Adjudication yielded three permanent and total disability determinations and eight compensation increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Service
Morgan Chapter
American Red Cross
Armed Forces
Veteran Deacon E Wallace Smith Retires From AP
Asheville North Carolina July 9 veteran AP staffer Deacon E Wallace Smith ends 41 years of service with The Associated Press. He turns 65 Monday and says he is far from ready for the boneyard. A relic of a fast fading age of communications.
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Asheville
N. C
E. Wallace Smith
Associated Press
Cooler Wave Crosses West
A mass of cool dry air from the Pacific moved across the Dakotas Nebraska and Minnesota Saturday into the upper Mississippi Valley bringing relief after a week of stifling heat. Forecasters expect heat and humidity to linger in the South and East with some cooling in the Northwest and Middle West. Data show Bemidji Minnesota 67 and Duluth 71 at noon while Fort Worth Texas 96 and New York City 80 reflect wide regional variation.
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Associated Press
Pacific
Dakotas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Mississippi Valley
Forthwest
Middle West
New England
New Yor
Pennsylvania
New York
Michigan
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio River
Huron
Bemidji
Minn
Duluth
Fort Worth
Texas
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
New York City
Gulf
Atlantic
Maine
Road to new hospital work to start Monday
Work on a driveway to the site of Flint’s pending tuberculosis sanatorium begins Monday. Wallace Meadows reports drainage and grading for the quarter mile road should finish in about ten days if weather cooperates. The Morgan board of revenue commissioners said the road is needed before construction of the 150 bed hospital can proceed. The sanatorium, costing about 610000 dollars, will serve 12 North Alabama counties.
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Flint
Wallace Meadows
Morgan Board of Revenue
North Alabama
Weather Review Notes 75 to 80 Degree Readings
An Associated Press survey found heat belt conditions largely normal with no notable incidents due to the weather. New York City reported 75 degrees at 4 p.m as it marked the anniversary of its all time high for a date, 102.3 on July 9, 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York City
Flag placement on election day urged at local level
The note urges placing the American flag in or near polling places on each election day. It cites a legend that money was first coined in 578 BC by Servius, though the claim is not clarified as a proven fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C
Servius
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Mary Jo Kilcoyne
Janet Darbro
Harriet Micheau
Joan Saladin
Ollie Meyer
Mary Lou Dancy
Mary Lou Daney
Order of Eastern Star
Clio Levin
Zana Peurifoy
Julia Sharp
Ingelman
BANK
Nelson
MT. Hope
Henry Russell Bolding
Mary Virginia Counts
Burns Moore Counts
Hope
Bolding
G. L. Bolding
Rock Springs Presbyterian Church
8Th Avenue East
Sullivan
Red Cross
Electrolux
ACE Experts
ACE Vacuum Stores
Birmingham
Ale
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
N. Y
New Hospital
Frigidaire
R.C.A. Victor Baldwin Pianos
Enrii
Marshall Field & Co
Chicago
Second Ave
Teen Shop
Vine Street
Hartselle
Bembergs
Bayons
Penney’s
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