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l 12 m the Logan, Utah, LDSe, in the presence of rela-and friends.bride wore a chapel-length ig gown of lace over satin fingertip veil. Her bouquet of white carnations and •notis centered by two white s. In the bridal party were bridesmaids, Miss Nancy , a cousin of the bride, and a ? friend, and the bride’s three sisters, Camille, Kathy and Cyril Schank stood as his t’s best man, while two of ride’s brothers, Garth and on Richards, w’ere attend-edding breakfast followed at Dtel Eccles in Logan for theparty, which included par-f the couple. A reception in )S Church in Logan was at-[ by more than 150 friends latives.and Mrs. Schank will leave the weekend to return to to resume their studies at ah State College, where the is a sophomore * and the room a senior, to graduate le. Their future plans de-on whether Mr. Schank, a ssioned Army officer, will be into service. Otherwise, he ning to teach vocational ag-re.Schank is the former San* chards, daughter of Mr. and E. Smith Richards of Carson rhere her father is associated he reclamation service. She ?n majoring in home econom-Logan and has been active ?ge affairs.Schank is the son of Mr. 'S. L. C. Schank. He attend-University of Nevada for ars before going to Logan, a member of the Blue Keyity, Alpha Tau Alpha, and^•arded the Danforth Fellov -st summer. During his four, n high school in Fallon he j ominent in FFA. !
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Nevada State Journal
Reno, Nevada, US
Wed, Mar 24, 1954
Page 14
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