Lawrence Hermes Vows Solemnized at St Marys Church Deal
Lawrence Hermes and Constance Susan Lawrence married May 20 at St Marys Church Deal New Jersey officiated by Rev Jack ORorke OS A. The bride granddaughter of Ewing Lawrence Pomona wore Alencon lace gown with French illusion veil. Bridesmaids wore yellow chiffon gowns. The couple plans a honeymoon in Acapulco Mexico. The bride, Marymount College graduate, works for Eastern Airlines. Groom Villanova University graduate will attend Seton Hall Law School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Susan Lawrence
John Ewing Lawrence
Deal
N.J
Francis Xavier Hermes
Arthur Hermes Jr
Westfield
St. Mary’s Church
Ewing M. Lawerence
Pomona
Stephanotis
Jacqueline Lawrence
Desnise de Martin
Valerie de Maretin
Joseph Murphy
Bernard Switalski
Dianne Keller
Cynthia Lawrence
John Lawrence Jr
Frank Harnett
Michael Kelly
Frank Lawrence
Arthur Hermes II
John S. Helm
George Pond
James Bernegger
Donald Anderson
Robert Ryan
Acapulco
Mexico
Marymount College
Arlington
Eastern Airlines
Villanova University
Seton Hall Law School
Auxiliary Initiation at Ottawa VFW Auxiliary Meeting
The Ottawa VFW Auxiliary initiated Mrs. W. F. Adams and Mrs. Carroll Kirkpatrick with Rose Abbott presiding at the Eagles Home. A penny match yielded 1.06 dollars and a kitchen committee was named. Abbott elected two-year trustee and poppy sales reached 251.74 dollars. Installations planned for May 26 at Anchor Building and the next regular meeting is June 12 at the new post home.
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Ottawa V.F.W. Auxiliary
W. F. Adams
Carroll Kirkpatrick
Rose Abbott
Eagles
Joe Yockey Jr
Carl Furman
Robert D. Altic
David Bunch
Martin Lovell
Abbott
Glen W. Hardesty
V.F.W. Post
Today In History Too Friendly Hubby’s Business Worries
A column features historic events on May 24 1967 noting Manhattan purchase Victoria's birth and the Brooklyn Bridge opening. Dear Abby column questions a wife worried by her husband’s friendly client relations, with Ann Landers replies advising trust and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Peter Minuit
Manhattan Island
Ann Landers
Bee
Mike
Flank Steak Suggested as Weekly Meat Option
The article promotes flank steak as a good buy and suggests placing a standing order with the meatcutter. It notes only two flanks per carcass, weighing 1 to 4? pounds, yielding four to six servings, and mentions flank is less tender but benefits from low moist heat cooking and slicing across the grain.
Mothers' Club Dinner Ends Seasonal Session at Country Club
Mothers' Club members gathered at the Country Club Tuesday for the final session of the season. Hostesses were Mrs. Olmsted, Mrs. McCrea, Mrs. Skidmore, and Mrs. Warren. Twenty-one members attended as president elect Mrs. Grogan announced next year's committees. After dinner and a brief meeting, secret pals were revealed and a gift exchange followed.
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Mothers’ Club
Country Club
Lee Olmsted
James McCrea
Vincent Skidmore
Ann Warren
James Grogan
Socialettes Honor Guest at Lester Dinner
Phyllis Shower Ottawa University student placed second in a recent state WCTU oratorical contest at a dinner given Tuesday evening by Mr. and Mrs. John Lester. Also present were Doug Patterson and Mrs. Mary Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lester
Phyllis Shower
Ottawa University
W.C.T.U
Doug Patterson
Mary Black
Improvers of the breed raid led to betting charges
Rochester police raided the Northeast Mutual Improvement Association headquarters and found three improvers of the breed, not of the neighborhood. The trio was charged with bookmaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N.Y
Northeast Mutual Improvement Association
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Lawrence Hermes
Queen Victoria
United States
Baltimore
Elliott’s Mills
Samuel F. B. Morse
Brooklyn Bridge
Bismarck
Hood
Truman
New York
Buddy
Lee Brand
Gambles
Ottawa
Kansasland Packing CO
Dupont
Woodbury
KOTEX
Oz. Johnson
Pronto
2 Wheel Inc
Hamburger
French Fry
George Small
Sal
Hepatica
Oxfords
Jamaica
S.T.P
B.b.’S
Dupont New
SOX
Hye
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