Miss Korman and Norris Exchange Vows in Martinsburg Church
Dana Marie Korman of Martinsburg and Ronald Gene Norris of Laddonia exchanged nuptial vows in a candlelight ceremony at 6 p.m. March 13 at Martinsburg Community Church. The Rev. Robert Hodkins officiated with Cindy and Chris Koenig as vocalists and Barbara Gastler as ac:
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Dana Marie Korman
Martinsburg
Ronald Gene Norris
Laddonia
Martinsburg Community Church
Robert Hodkins
Wellsville
Calendar events and a wedding notice unfold in Auxvasse list
Calendar entries show a March 29 to April 30 slate of meetings dances and socials at First Presbyterian Church Hebron Lodge Masonic Hall Chautauqua Library VFW American Legion PWP LEO and related clubs with Easter plans and a listed wedding. The long wedding notice names the bride Miss Gretta Deardorff and groom Mr. Charles Harris, with parents, attendants, venue, and reception details, noting a Lake of the Ozarks trip and home near Laddonia.
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First Presbyterian Church
Hebron Lodge No. 354 AF
A.M
Masonic Hall
Joe Baldwin
Omicron Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Gretta Deardorff
Auxvasse
St. Louis
Marvin Barker
Donald Neale
Allan Paschal
Roger Moser
Dale Donovan
Alice Hatfield
Kenneth Hoover
James Montcalm
Donovan
George Buckman
Keith Fritschie
Vernon Eikel
Martinsburg
Joseph Korman
Rhineland
Charles Harris
Laddonia
Patty Korman
Kim Harris
Patty Harris
Lynn Eikel
Wayne Harris
Benton City
Rodney Willingham
Kelly Young
Santa Fe
Mike
Mark Korman
Knights of Columbus
Susan Curtis
Natalie Fennewald
Karen Tiller
Miss Curtis
Lorie Pursifall
Gina Graves
Terry Patton
Kim Johnson
Lake of the Ozarks
Community A-6 High School
Missouri FOE Ladies Attend Sikeston Spring Conference
Missouri members of the Ladies FOE attended the Missouri Spring Conference in Sikeston March 19 to 21 led by State President Mrs. Mary Hazelett. Delegates included Dorothy Sapp Virgil Sapp Roy Tyner and Mrs Tyner Stan Campbell Tanna Parrish with 92 attendees. The Grand Aerie Cancer Fund announced a $10,000 grant to Ellis Fischer Cancer Hospital in Columbia.
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Mexico
Ladies Foe
Sikeston
Missouri State
Dorothy Sapp
Virgil Sapp
Roy Tyner
Tyner
Stan Campbell
Tanna Parrish
Charleston
Mary Hazelett
Grand Aerie Cancer Fund
Ellis Fischer
Columbia
Chautauqua Circle 10 Final Meeting Set At Library
The Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle held a 1:30 p.m. meeting at the library Tuesday with Mrs. Arlette-Eliott reviewing Seven Who Shaped Our Destiny by Richard B. Morris and Mrs. Audrey Jansen reading poetry You Jonah by Thomas John Carlisle. The final 1975 76 meeting will conclude March 30 at 1:30 p.m. at the library.
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Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
Arlette —_ Eliott
Richard B. Morris
Audrey Jansen
Jonah
Thomas John Carlisle
Miss Mitchell and Craig Hufty to marry in May
Miss Ellen Mitchell and Craig Hufty plan a May 13 wedding at the First Christian Church in Paris. Miss Mitchell, a 1972 Paris High School graduate and May graduate of Northeast Missouri State University, majors in sociology. Mr Hufty, also a 1972 Paris High School graduate, will receive a BS in business administration in May.
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Miss Mitchell
Mr. Hufty
Kenneth Mitchell
Madison
Miss Ellen Mitchell
Craig Hufty
Bill Hufty
Paris
Paris High School
Northeast Missouri State University
Kirksville
Alpha Sigma Alpha Social Sorority
First Christian Church
PEO Sisterhood marks 21st anniversary with supper and speaker
Chapter HD of the PEO Sisterhood celebrated its 21st anniversary at a covered-dish supper hosted by Mrs. Frank Wilfley Jr. on March 23 with Mrs. Bill Koehn assisting. Miss Ruth Barton spoke about founders, Chapter IDs, and 21 years of chapters, showing slides of national offices in Des Moines and Mount Pleasant Iowa.
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PEO Sisterhood
Frank Wilfley Jr
Bill Koehn
John Cline
Ruth Barton
Mid Missouri CBers Host First Annual Modulators Dance
The Mid Missouri CBers CB Club of Fulton invites all CBers and guests to a dance at the National Guard Armory Fulton on April 10 from 9:00 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Harvey Morts and his Rhythmaires provide music. Admission is $2 per person. Remit ticket requests to Barbara Morts 1011 Bluff St Fulton MO 65251. Dress code is CB club outfits or casual.
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American Legion
James Bledsoe
Leo
G&k
Mari Simpson
Little Dixie
Gayle Harrison
Harvey Morts
Mid-Missouri Modulators CB Club
Fulton
National Guard Armory
Rhythmaires
Barbara Morts
Bluff St
Fulton, Mo
CB Club
Hamill Look Sparks Haircut Trend Across U S
Dorothy Hamill’s Olympic gold in Innsbruck boosts demand for the wedge haircut. Salons from New York to Portland report many clients seeking the Hamill look, often with a photo in hand. Stylists note the style is a precision graduated bob that flares in back and suits younger clients. Dorothy’s sister Marcia says Suga has cut her hair for years, with training in Colorado Springs shaping the routine.
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Associated Press
Hamill
Dorothy Hamill
Connecticut
Innsbruck
Austria
Dorothy
Hamill Jook
Vidal Sassoon
New York
Sassoon
Geri Grannell
Head Hunter Hair Fashions
Portland
Maine
Dorothy_ Hamill
Miss Grannell
Cathy Cooper
House of Sherman
Salt Lake City
Don Walter
Ore
Rolf Brauchli
Salon de Paris Coiffure
Chicago
Marcia
New York City
Suga
Colorado Springs
Colo
Broadmoor Hotel
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Miss Korman
Mr. Harris
Hebron Lodge
Leo Erdel
Melody Five
Mexico Lanes
Roberta Platner
Knights of Columbus Hall
Rockbridge State Park
Kline
Little Dr. CB
Gladys Fretwell
Dorothy Albus
Omicron Alpha
Hele Living
Fredendall
FOE
Peoc
Mid-Missouri
Cb’ers
Mrs. Legerman
Lewis Logerman
J. Frank Atkinson
Tony Washer
J.T. Watts
Timothy Logerman
Ruth Keen
Gerald Goff
Stanley Kelly
Hurley Holcomb
Ed Norman
Albert Scott
James Scott
Fred Bail
Everett Tiller
John Fitzpatrick
Legerman
Joe Watts
Thompson
Mike Harvey
Holts Summit
Charles
Harold Holsheiser
Linnie Conley
Warren Pehle
Kebi-Tv
See Tv
Fabric Shop
Try
Bursomoday
Calcutta
Monique
Monroe
Monica Bertels
Mgr
Think Young
Poplin
Yang
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West Plaza Shopping
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