Sue Kennedy and Ray Lutz Wed in Garden City Ceremony
Sue Kennedy and Ray Lutz united in marriage June 3 in the Garden City Relief Society room with Bp Clinton Tremelling officiating. The couple’s parents are Clyde Kennedy and Glenn Lutz.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1967
Page
8
Sue Kennedy and Ray Lutz united in marriage June 3 in the Garden City Relief Society room with Bp Clinton Tremelling officiating. The couple’s parents are Clyde Kennedy and Glenn Lutz.
Last Saturday at 8 am 382 riders left the Paris rodeo grounds for the Bear Lake Rangers spring ride traveling through Little Valley and Miles Canyon to Danish Flat then up Mill Canyon where deep snow forced a return. The group crossed Danish Flat to Devils Flat and Paris Canyon to Paris Park where a chuck wagon run by Mrs Ben Kelsey and Mrs La Verne Lewis provided food for 48 people before riders split to town or rode home. Ben Kelsey and Ross Caldwell rechecked the route and gates and the party arrived back in Paris about 8 pm.
Miss Johanna Hart and R Lynn Pugmire were married in the Logan LDS Temple with Pres George Raymond performing the double ring ceremony. A wedding breakfast in Logan followed, a reception in Montpelier and a Salt Lake City reception the next night. The bride, a BYU junior, and the groom, a BYU graduate with a teaching assistantship, plan to live in Bear Lake area while pursuing degree work.
Friends and family gathered Thursday evening June 8 for an open house honoring Mr and Mrs Richard Budge at the Taft Budge residence. Out of town guests included Capt Searcy J Lowrey father of the bride Douglas Keeler a friend Mrs Byron Sayer Mr and Mrs Kent Hal and family Mrs Ray D Zollinger and daughters and Mrs Frank Hirschi and daughter.
The service honored Floyd and Merle Spence with Mary Johnson present. Elijah C. Willis and Amos B. Robinson spoke, Margene Tate sang Going Home, and Clayton Robinson offered remarks. The Jensen children performed, Howard J. Lamborn closed with prayer, and J. Cheney Willis dedicated the grave as pallbearers included gyrandons, Russell Van Vleet, Douglas Kearl, Clinton Kearl, Bill, Rich and Kay Jensen.
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