Voices on freedom and a Moody air base tragedy
A radio reminiscent of free speech debates reflects on liberty and self governance. The piece laments quarrels among delegates as a sign of leadership, values freedom of thought, then reports Captain Ray Shipley of Mapleton, a Moody base pilot killed in a jet trainer collision, with his World War I naval service noted.
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Ray Shipley
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Brunsville couple celebrates 60th wedding anniversary
Mro and Mrs John Luken of Brunsville observed their 60th wedding anniversary at home on Sunday September 2 and were married September 3, 1906 at St Josephs church in Le Mary. They farmed near Brunsville 25 years and have a daughter Mrs Judi Reess, a son Darrell Luken, and four grandchildren. They remain active in St James parish and recall a life of farming, courtship, and family milestones across decades.
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John Luken
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Luken
St Josephs Church
le Mary
St James Parish
Judi Reess
Darrell Luken
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