Craig Gruber Wedding In Tahlequah Oklahoma
Norma Jean Craig daughter of Mrs Hugh Krank of Norman Oklahoma married George Craig of Stilwell Oklahoma in a June 19 ceremony at South Side Baptist Church Tahlequah officiated by Rev Max Squyres. The double ring ceremony featured a white floral altar and candlelighters Theresa Garcia Hal Green. Ring bearer Teddy Garcia and flower girl Tammy Green. Bride wore peau de soie gown with pearl embellishments and detachable chapel train. Bride’s maid of honor was Margaret Stites.
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Norma Jean Craig
Hugh Krank
Norman
Okla
George Craig
Stilwell
James Duncan Gruber
Southside Baptist Church
Tahlequah
Irvin Gruber
Hershey
Max Squyres
Theresa Garcia
Hal Green
Howard F. Head
Don Hume
Sidney Craig
Teddy Garcia
Tammy Green
Margaret Stites
Local wedding ties two graduates in Hays ceremony
The ceremony united Miss Sue Gruber and Mr. John Gruber at the church with bridesmaids in light blue gowns and matching veils. Dr. John Gruber of Los Angeles served as best man. Mrs. Gruber earned a Northwestern State College degree and teaches in public schools. Mr. Gruber holds a Kansas University master's and teaches physics at Fort Hays Kansas State College. The couple will reside at 600 Walnut Street in Hays.
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Sue Cook
Patricia Pomije
Virginia Pickett
John Gruber
Los Angeles
Jacques LaFrance
Kansas City
Wayne Sievers
Hays
Kirby Houston
Sidney Craig
Tahlequah
Oklo
Mr. Gruber
Lebanon Valley College
Kansas University
Fort Hays Kansas State College
Walnut St
Women to Invade Trading Floor of the Exchange
Montreal prepares for a first ever all female console operation at the stock exchange as 16 women replace chalk boys with automated trading boards. Nancy Horne trains six and ten more women to follow, with 9:30 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. shifts, focusing on speed, accuracy, and voice identification amid busy trading floors.
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Montreal
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian
Place Victoria
Nancy Horne
Miss Horne
Women broader across the seat confirmed by study
Washington AP reports a study confirming women are broader across the seat than men by about 14.4 inches on average, though not by a large margin. The finding challenges stereotypes about body dimensions between genders.
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Washington
Western Sandwich Tip Uses Instant Minced Onion
Quick kitchen note suggests using instant minced onion on ion as a time saving substitute for the fresh onion normally required in a Western sandwich. The tip emphasizes speed without sacrificing flavor.
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