Former Mexicoan Miss Gardner Weds Mr Opem in Double Ring Ceremony
Miss Gayly Milling Gardner and Robert Allyn Opem were married in a double ring ceremony at Holy Name Cathedral Chicago presided by Rev Anthony Opem. The bride, daughter of Liz Gardner and Gen Joseph S Gardner, wore a white linen gown with Venice daisies and a long illusion veil. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Martin Opem of Aberdeen. The couple will reside in Chicago after a honeymoon trip to Montreal and Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayly Milling Gardner
Robert Allyn Opem
Holy Name Cathedral
Chicago
Anthony Opem
Sioux Falls
Miss Gardner
Liz
Joseph S. Gardner
Bennington St
Opem
Martin W. Opem
Aberdeen
Venice
Daisy Appliques
Carla Neuschel
Betsey Bruce
St. Louis
Bonnie Brisky
Martin Opem Jr
St. Leonard, Md
Dennis Bublin
Dick Hetzel
St. Paul, Minn
Pat Maloney
Mexico
Anne Pautler
Dave Evelo
Minneapolis
Gardner
Lincoln Park
Lake Michigan
Playboy Magazine
University of Missouri
Columbia
Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance Co
Northern State College
M. C
Montreal
Quebec
Canada
Miss Anne Smith Guests At Olivet United Methodist
Madison guest speaker Miss Anne Smith told of a youth oriented seminar trip to Washington and the United Nations. Representing the Columbia-Mexico district she visited Mt. Vernon Arlington Cemetery White House Philadelphia New York City and saw a chapel service in the Methodist Building. Rev Paul Metcalf gave the closing meditation on life as preparation for a spiritual journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Smith
Madison
Olivet United Methodist Church
Washington, D.C
United Nations
District Women’s Society of Christian Service
Columbia - Mexico District
George Washington
Mt. Vernon
Arlington Cemetery
White House
Philadelphia
New York City
Paul Metcalf
Epworth Winsor United Methodist Church
St. Louis
Mexico United Methodist Circuit
Former Mexico Residents Honored Sunday At Shelter
A Carmel area shelter event honored Mr. and Mrs. Bill Davis and their children from Ft. Sill Oklahoma, former Mexico residents, with extensive list of attendees including relatives from Clark New Franklin and Mexico. Other items note birthdays, visits, and a Garfield Center homemakers meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Bill Davis
Ft. Sill
Okla
Jaycee Shelter
Davis
Curtis R. Smith
Thomas W. Patton
Clark
David Dodson
New Franklin
Mary Ellen Lewis
Centralia
Dawson Brown
Rhonda
Robin
Ricky
Dodson
Terry Jerichoe
Edward Blake
Russell Fierge
Earl Fierge
Curt Hunziker
Jerry Boles
Phoebe Jones
Phillip
Billy
Jerry Dodson
David Farris
Boonville
Kem Q’bryan
Joyce Carter
Michigan City
Ind
Jay Duncan
Jefferson City
Miss Gilmore Honored At Shower Monday
Miss Barbara Gilmore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Gilmore of Auxvasse, was honored at a Monday night personal shower hosted by Miss Kerri Hahn with help from her mother Mrs. Fred Hahn of Auxvasse. The event used white and blue decorations for the forthcoming September 2 wedding to Gene Woodward of 417 Bourne Street, with guests including Mrs. Homer Woodward and Mrs. Robert Gilmore and other local acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Gilmore
Kerri Hahn
Fred Hahn
Auxvasse
Miss Gilmore
Robert E. Gilmore
Joe Denton
Haddonfield
N.J
Gene Woodward
Homer Woodward
Bourne St
Auxvasse Christian Church
Miss Foreman Selected For Queen Contest
Cathy Forman president of the Prairie Dale Helping Hands 4-H Club was chosen as queen candidate for the CEC Day. August meeting was at Gaither Berry Jr. home. Plans for the 4-H Fair were made, and horsemanship trophies to be presented. Reports from Foods 6 and 7 Woodworking 2 Electricity and Crafts given. National report forms due Sept 1 along with project reports. Next meeting set for Sept 11 at the CEC building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathy Forman
Prairie Dale Helping Hands
Gaither Berry Jr
CEC
Reunion for St Brendan High Classes 1954 1980
Calendar item notes a reunion at Knights of Columbus Hall on Aug 12 for St Brendan High School classes from 1954 to 1980. Social hour at 6 30 p.m. and ateak pupper at 7 30 p.m. Contacts Virgie Simcoe and Pearl Fecht for transportation by 10 a.m. Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Brendan High School
Knights of Columbus
O'Fallon
Garfield Community Center
Virgie Simcoe
Pearl Fecht
Miss Cossey Announces Betrothal to Mr Williamson
Centralia Mrs Bill Cossey announces the engagement of her daughter Debbie to Robbie Williamson. Debbie Cossey, a 1972 Centralia High School graduate, works at Park Manor. Robbie Williamson, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Williamson, a 1970 Centralia High School graduate, recently finished Linn Technical School and will begin Navy basic training in Orlando Florida. A September wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Bill Cossey
Debbie
Robbie Williamson
Miss Cossey
Centralia High School
Park Manor
Williamson
Paul Williamson
Centralian High School
Linn Technical School
U.S. Navy
Orlando
Fla
Future Bride Miss Spencer Honored At Shower
Mrs. George T. Cline hosted a bridal shower Thursday at 927 West. Seventeen guests attended as Miss Myra Spencer was toasted with a marigold cosmos gypsophila arrangement. Miss Spencer plans to wed Charles Michael Cleary of Kansas City August 19 at St Luke's United Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Spencer
Luana Scott
Kansas City
E.H. Spencer
Miss Spencer
Ray Rothe
Rolla
George T. Cline
Richard Vance
Myra Spencer Thur
S. Western St
Spencer
Charles Michael Cleary
St. Luke’s United Presbyterian Church
Miss Dubbert and Clark Johnson Wedding At St Brendan's
Miss Martha Dubbbert and Clark H. Johnson wed at St. Brendan's Catholic Church on Friday Aug 11. The ceremony featured pink and white daisies, a nurse of honor lineup, and a 7 pm nuptial Mass. The bride, a University of Missouri medical technology graduate, and the groom, a fourth year student at UMKC College of Pharmacy, will reside in Kansas City after a western wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Brendan’s Catholic Church
Martha Dubbbert
Clark H. Johnson
Dubbert
Edwin F. Cutbert
S. Western Ave
Johnson
Wallace H. Johnson
Route 2
Patrick G. Dolan
Miss Dubbert
Jane Dubbert
Ronald Larkin
New York City
Carol Arendall
Wellsville
Nancy Duthbert
A.W. Becker Sr
Laddonia
Champ Smith
Mexico
Duthbert
Knight's of Columbus Hall
Judy McCoy
Middletown
Liz Carter
Barbara Duthbert
Columbia
Punch
Millie
JoAnn Becker
Debbie Decker
University of Missouri In Columbia
University of Missouri At Kansas City College of Pharmacy
Kansas City
Happy Helpers Vote Donation To 4-H Fair
Sims Happy Helpers 4-H Club voted to give 30 dollars to the 4 H Fair at their August meeting Tuesday evening. Penny Heitmeyer led pledges and Ivan Stull ran the business session. Members shared project progress and plans for fair participation. A pony ride was approved and volunteers signed up. Sims School can be used for meetings through April 1973. Denny Maxwell served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sims Happy Helpers
Penny Heitmeyer
Ivan Stull
Sims School
Denny Maxwell
Nature Helpers Club Tours Hostess Garden Yard
The Nature Helpers Garden Club toured Mrs. W. B. Clement’s yard at 1108 N Wade St. Mrs. Durrett discussed starting and maintaining a fish pond with goldfish tadpoles pond lilies and water irises. Members present included Mrs. J. W. Baker Mrs. Donald Bule Mrs. Clement Mrs. Henry Durrett and Mrs. Thelma Edwards. The next meeting is set for Aug 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature Helpers Club
Nature Helpers Garden Club
W. B. Clement
N. Wade St
J. W. Baker
Donald Bule
Clement
Henry Durrett
Thelma Edwards
Early Risers Ice Cream Social Underway in Auxvasse
Auxvasse group the Early Risers held an ice cream social at Mrs Ray Rothermich s home on Friday. The July 25 meeting saw hostess prizes won by Mrs Bill Sims Mrs Clarence Young and Mrs Ike Lubbers with co hosts Mrs Tom Rothermich and Mrs Gene Beedle. A basket dinner occurred July 23 at Oak Lodge in Mexico Missouri per Ledger Page Saturday August 12 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxvasse
Ray Rothermich
Bill Sims
Clarence Young
Ike Lubbers
Tom
Rothermich
Gene Beedle
Oak Lodge
Mexico
Carter Farmerettes Display Crafts For Craft Month
August craft month program featured five members presenting handmade articles at the Carter Extension Club meeting. Present were Mrs. Jim Phillips Mrs. Lindell Stuart Mrs. Geraldine Willenbrink Mrs. Bill McCabe and Mrs. R Cone with hostesses Mrs. Ward Moore and Mrs. Chauncy Johnson. President Mrs. Winston Reed opened with a poem by Mrs. John Burchfield and devotion by Mrs. Johnson titled Something to Live By. The club voted to donate 10 to the 4-H Fair. Secret pal gifts went to six members and hostess gifts to Mrs. Willenbrink. Eighteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Farmerettes Extension Club
Jim Phillips
Lindell Stuart
Geraldine Willenbrink
Bill McCabe
R. Cone
Ward Moore
Chauncy Johnson
Winston Reed
John Burchfield
Shower Planned For Landis Family
A shower honoring the Gary Landis family will be held from 1 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Benton City community center. The Landis home was recently destroyed by fire. Donations may be left at Glen's Garage 200 E Liberty St Mexico between 1 and 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Landis
Benton City
Landis
Glen
Liberty St
Mexico
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Opem
Mrs
Robert Opem
Kristina Gay Holtcamp
Steve D. Holtcamp
Route 1
Rush Hill
David H. Whitehead Jr
James F. Holtcamp
Carl Cleeton
N. Stewart St
Gary Murphy
Kevin
Shawn
Becky Reed
James Reed
Waukegan
Vernon Zinn
Leland Wagner
Washington St
San Francisco
James
Joe Daugherty
Sarasota, Fla
Wilson Browne
Perry
Espy Duvall
Jim Johnston
Angie
Carson St
Duvall
Sheila Faye Orr
Rick Orr
Abat St
William Pomroy
Olive St
Warren Orr
LaGrange
Phillip Hayner
Quincy
Garfield Center
Carrie Ash
Miss Miller
Laila Teague
Charlie White
White
Naomi Byars
Hulda Russell
Laura Sanderson
Olla la
Oey Topleap Beauty Center
Miss Foreman
Debbie Cossey
Woltz Studio
Mr. Williamson
Mr. Johnson
St. Brendan’s
Kathy Fennewald
Austin Fennewald
Martinsburg
Hach
Michael D. Stone
Joe Duthbert
Bill Dickinson
St. Clair
Mike Eastin
Mike Nichols
Bruce Brown
Clark Johnson
Fine Art Studio
Carter
Hee
MiLadies Beauty Salon
N. Clark
Marilyn Jung
Shirley Gates
Carolyn ‘Thomas
Ron
Jefferson
Audrain County
Office of County Assessor
J. Holloway Neill
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