Evening wedding unites Miss Ogar and Mr McDermott
Miss Karen Sue Ogar and Kelly H. McDermott wed in a June 9 ceremony at Mexico United Methodist Church. The couple, both of Mexico, hosted a reception in the church hall.
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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1972
Page
4
Miss Karen Sue Ogar and Kelly H. McDermott wed in a June 9 ceremony at Mexico United Methodist Church. The couple, both of Mexico, hosted a reception in the church hall.
A 1900s Llewellyn Drug Store prescription file, kept in the Audrain Room, is showcased this weekend at the Audrain County Historical Society museum. The store opened in 1869, with J F Llewellyn as druggist and local weather recorder, and the display notes early electric light work.
Mr. and Mrs James LeMasters reside at 1517 North Olive Street after their May 13 wedding at Rush Hill Community Church. The bride Marilyn Morris is daughter of Gabe and Mrs Morris of Rush Hill. The groom James LeMasters is son of Howell and Mrs Brandenburg of 427 West Love Street.
Marie Antoinette Steele and Clyde Eugene Williams united in an 8 o'clock Saturday ceremony at St Luke's United Methodist Church. Parents, wedding party, and floral details described. bridesmaids in mint green and yellow. The couple, formerly of Mexico and Rock Island, now reside on Calhoun Street in Mexico.
Seven Mexico Garden Club members traveled to St. Louis to visit Shaw's Garden and the National Garden Club HQ on Magnolia Street. The trip included members from Mexico and several Missouri towns. The eighth annual R. T. Meador family reunion was held June 11 at the Santa Fe Community Hall with 46 members and guests attending from multiple towns.
Mrs. William Walker presides as WMU director with a full slate approved by the nominating committee. Officers include Mrs. Jennings Talley Baptist Women president, Mrs. William H. Talley Baptist Young Women president, and others. A letter of appreciation from a state hospital guest is read. Vacation Bible School begins June 12. Donation approved for Miss Marsha Davis at Hannibal LaGrange College. Next meeting July 12 with Mrs. Vernon Martin hosting.
Sunday events include Little Dixie Parents Without Partners day trip to Six Flags Over Mid-America June 18 at St Brendan s Church. Rainbow for Girls trip to Kansas City Grand Assembly June 18 meeting at Burrough s Masonic Temple 4 am. Grand officers depart Saturday morning. Monday Lets Eat Out Night June 19 6 pm at Kentucky Fried Chicken. Tuesday Arthur Hills Women s Golf Association June 20 9 am tee time at the course. Juvenile Court Volunteer meeting June 20 7 30 pm East Central Missouri Mental Health Center lower level with guest speaker David N Woodruff.
Mr and Mrs Al Tangora took first place in the Friday evening session of the Audrain Duplicate Bridge Club using the Howell movement. Grace Reid and Kathryn Dinkle tied for second, with two joint thirds and fourths and Don Manning pair in fifth. The club announces a quarterly championship on June 23 at 7 30 p m at the Air Park Motel.
The National Association of Retired Federal Employees met at Collier's Junction Cafe with nine members present and Alvin Beamer presiding. Miss Melnette McDonough reviewed recent Congress bills on tax health and housing benefits. National NARFE membership is 158,658. The National Convention will be in Fort Worth on Sept 24 to 26. The July local chapter meeting is at Paris Mark Twain Cafe on July 14.
The Gleaners Class of the First Baptist Church met at the home of Mrs. Charles Holcomb with Mrs. Stanley Hawkins as co host. Mrs. Wayne Boyd opened with a prayer and class president Mrs. Ted Mayes led the business session. Devotion was from Corinthians I for 17 members present. Social hour followed and a July picnic is planned.
Eleven members sang America to open the June Skinner Skippers Extension Club meeting at Mrs Forrest Jennings home. An invited family relations meeting on June 28 at Audrain Library was announced. Topics covered fabrics trends, care and tests, and new textile laws.
Members of the Arthur Hills Women’s Golf Association start at 9 a.m. Tuesday at the course. Co chairwoman Mrs. Jack Davis notes their field day on June 27 at Mark Twain Country Club in Paris.
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