Bendel Draa Wedding at Blue Ball Church in Trenton
Mr and Mrs Charles Melvin Draa wed at Blue Ball United Presbyterian Church with Rev Robert Branin and Rev K Bruce Montgomery officiating The couple plans a honeymoon in Niagara Falls and Canada before settling in Trenton The bride Virginia Ann Bendel is a Bowling Green State University graduate and substitute teacher The groom is son of Mrs Roy Draa of Youngstown and the late Mr Draa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Melvin Draa
Niagra Falls
N.Y
Canada
Trenton
Blue Ball United Presbyterian Church
Forest Hills Country Club
Robert Branin
K. Bruce Montgomery
Bowling Green
Virginia Ann Bendel
Richard Bendel
Winton St
Roy Draa
Youngstown
Draa
Rose Marie Hume
Columbus
Elaine Dran
Wendy Thiese
Tallmadge
Lucinda Cline
Steubenville
John Dran
Baltimore, Md
Brent Walker
Fairfield
Kim Frank
Perrysburg
Joseph
John Bendel
Beth Ann Bendel
Bowling Green State University
Lemon-Monroe’ High School
Comedienne Nancy Austin Unveils Queen Size Pattern Line
Nancy Austin, famed for Las Vegas shop and TV comedy presence, releases patterns for big and beautiful sizes with named ranges Petite Coquette Mademoiselle and Duchess. One-sheet size chart covers cuts for blouse dress beachwear nightgown and bridal looks with an offer to order from Las Vegas pattern company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marylou
P. T
Leawood
Kan
Nancy Austin
Las Vegas
Carol Burnett
Mademoiselle
Duchess
Nancy Austin Fashion Pattern Co
P. O
Dept
Wood Congleton Wedding Recorded At First Baptist
Dianne Wood and James Congleton wed at 7 30 p.m. Thursday in the First Baptist Church with Rev. G Walter Weber officiating. A reception followed in the church social room. The couple plans to reside on Jackson Lane after a Kentucky honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dianne Wood
James Congleton
First Baptist Church
G. Walter Weber
James J. Wood
Shartle St
Clarence Congleton
Monroe
Jeanene Willis
Houston
Tex
Larry Kalmus
James Hollister
Thomas Bundren
Sharon Warmoth
Mark Lindsay
Tim Warmoth
Tom
Centennial couple Wed in Tried Stone Church
Veola Stevenson of Centennial Avenue and Joan Young, son of Mr and Mrs Ewell Young of 816 17th Ave, married yesterday at Tried Stone Baptist Church at 9 am. The Rev Herbert Hart officiated. Bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Billy Greer of Duncan Oklahoma. Attendants include Mrs Young's aunt and uncle and Mr and Mrs Ewell Young. The couple will reside at 1011 Centennial Ave. Mr Young works for Armco Steel Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Congleton
Jackson Lane
Carlisle High School
Miami University
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
Veola Stevenson
Centennial Avenue
Joan Young
Ewell Young
17Th Ave
Tried Stone Baptist Church
Herbert Hart
Billy Greer
Duncan, Okla
Young
Henry
Female Alcoholics Problems Differ, Says University Expert
Prof. Edith S. Gomberg of the University of Michigan School of Social Work says women face an entirely different set of problems than men in alcoholism. She is recognized as a national authority on women and drinking, and has studied causes and effects of female alcohol use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marylou
Washington, D. C
Massey
Connecticut Ave
E. Prosperity
8. C
E. D
Washington, D C
Lincoln Memorial
Capitol Building
Ediths. Gomberg
University of Michigan School of Social Work
Gomberg
Journal Wedding Rules And Eligibility Notes
The Journal outlines engagement and marriage photo rules. Eligibility includes age and prior marital status for pictures. Submissions must be made a week before the ceremony or within five days after the wedding if a photo is not available.
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Charles M. Draa
Tobias
Comedienne’s
Palazzo
K. T
Cranston
K.T
Calif
C. T
Costa Mesa
Mrs. James Congelton
Dave Wood
Shelley Wood
Flower Girl
Jamie Hollister
J. A
Leon
Iowa
J.A
L. L. Bean, Inc
Freeport
Middletown Journal
RED Geranium Boutique
Crawford St
World Wide Travel
Caribbean
Delta Airlines
Miami
M.S
San Juan
St. Thomas
Cap-Haitien
Puerto Plata
Betty Johnson
Check Journal
Journal Switchboard
Green Tree Antiques & Collectibles
Greentree Row
Armco Park
Capossi
Johansen
Apage
Central Ave
Highview Center
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