Farber wedding unites Miss Carlson and Richard Reading
The Farber Presbyterian Church hosted the July 28 ceremony of Parthenia Mae Carlson and Richard Tee Reading, with Rev. D. Randall Cone and Rev. Kurt J. Calkins officiating. The couple, both from local families, will reside in Columbia as they pursue University of Missouri studies. attendees included relatives from Trenton Des Moines and Columbia, and a reception featured a four tier cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farber
Farber _— Presbyterian Church
Parthenia Mae Carlson
Richard Tee Reading
Maria Stubblefield
George Carlson
Miss Carlson
Chantiface
Jamie Gilmer
Scott Cisel
Elmwood
Ill
David Carlson
Jimmy Reading
Curryville
Roddy
Russell Reading
Ginny Bel Reading
Randall Carlson
Michael Guinn
Laddonia
Debbie Schaffer
Columbia
Nan Carlson
Sandra Collins
Des Moines
Town
July Carlson
Curtis Gee
Trenton
Jim Gibson
Kansas City
University of Missouri
Reading
Culver- Stockton
Canton
Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Carlson
Smith Pettit
Denton
Tex
Charles Brandt
New York City
Maxine Collins
Sandra
Iowa
Oral Gibson
Robert Gibson Sr
Robert Gibson Jr
Herschel Coker
Princeton
Mike Ray
John Beger
Community Visitors and Reunions Across Several Towns
Mrs Pete Todsen and relatives visit Mexico as Dr G P Kallenbach's household hosts. Guests from Marshall and Bloomington return home after gatherings. New residents arrive in Mexico from Hallsville. A Benton City swimming party near Mexico draws many families. The Stotler family holds a reunion near Buell with attendees from multiple towns and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Gibbs
Kelly
Anne
Marshall
Clark Gibbs
William Mamel
Bloomington
Minn
Mamel
Elizabeth Worrell
Gibbs
Columbia
Allen Moore
Mexico
Hallsville
George Stahl
Pilcher and Worrell Presby-Cats
Benton City
Presby-Cats
Roger Rosenthal
Donald Schutte
Diane
Delores
Dean
Dwayne
Danny
Leland Burns
Kim
Todd
Clarence Phears
Karla
Rosenthal
Frank Robison
Terri
Randy
Gerald Schutte
Kenny
Sandra
Lori
Robert Schutte
Dave
Kathy
Cheryl
Jay
Mexico Art Teachers Exhibit At Local Library
Two Mexico High School art teachers display work in the basement of the Mexico Audrain County Library on August 5 23. Mrs Jane Long Norman showcases pencil charcoal acrylic and pen and ink with an ink drawing of three family houses as a favorite. Mrs Max Sweitzer presents acrylics pencil ink airbrush oil and watercolors with Views from Home as a favored pencil sketch set. Both are graduates of local high schools and hold BSE degrees from Missouri universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico High School
Mexico- Audrain County
Jane Long Norman
Central Missouri State University
Warrensburg
Max Sweitzer
Macon High School
Sweitzer
Northeast Missouri State University
Kirksville
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Mr. Reading
Rosa Mae” Patt
IOOF
4-H
Washington, D.C
Paula Harshbarger
Susan Kroeger
Centralia
Beth Smithey
Kathy Schutte
Missouri
National
4-H Foundation
Cooperative Extension Service
Ellis Davis
Harry Meyer
Berry Ardell Sr
Fidelity Circle of the King’s Daughters and Sons
Hazel Felgar
Jewell Bybee
H.V. Holcomb
Jaycee Park
Rainbow Girls
Corvette Club
Hardee's
McClintic Pioneers
Dean Turner
Paris
Karla Phears
Kim Burns
Marlene Doebelin
Cathy Maxwell
Terri Robison
Cheryl Schutte
Jay Schutte
Kenny Schutte
Belinda Silvey
Brad Silvey
Robison
Russell Silvey
Mrs
Richard Reading
Trower Studio
Pete Todsen
Paul Robertson
Atlanta, Ga
G. P. Kallenbach
Harold Squires
Buell Buell
Stotler
George Moore
Buell
Trene Taylor
Jerry Sudbrook
Chuck Stotler
Ronnie Moore
Robert Nichols
Buck
Bill Stotler
Linda
Vicki Hurshman
Elsie Creech
Jack Creech
Troy
Julie Groh
Jamie Anderson
Nancy Hoagland
St. Louis
Richard Barton
College Park
Bill Schulte
Old Monroe
Brenda Schulte
O'Fallon
Winfred Heaston
Jackie Howdeshell
Hawk Point
Edward Robinett
Martinsburg
Ron Calhoun
Vicki
Montgomery City
Ralph Leonard Jr
Ledger
Jane Norman
Mexico High
Monterey
Lawrence Drug
Boone County
BankAmericard
Learning Unlimited
Stephens College
Ug Plus Se Film Charge
Parke Avalon Studios
Wal-Mart Discount City
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