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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1952
Page
7
In the First Christian Church of Christopher Miss Nada Kauzlarich became the bride of Dr. Gene Stotlar in a 2 PM ceremony attended by about 150 guests. The couple plans a brief honeymoon in St. Louis and will reside in Roxana after both completed medical and teaching roles.
Carolyn J. Hovey daughter of Cyril J. Hovey of Chester married William L. McClure son of Mrs. Leslie Werth of Waukegan in Chester on Sunday August 24 at Peace Emthoxan church. The 1 pm ceremony was led by Rev. O M Meyer with Carolyn Collier and Robert Robert present. The bride wore a white embossed organdy dress with a lace hat. They dined at the Royal hotel and planned a Lake Geneva honeymoon before settling in Carbondale. The bride attended Harding College in Searcy Arkansas and Southern Illinois University. the groom also attended SIU and is a Chi Delta Chi member.
Mr and Mrs Mitchell Sample of Lesser host their daughter Miss Jo Ann Sample from Chicago as a house guest for a visit with the family.
Larry Stowers son of Mr and Mrs Zip Stowers of Christopher was honored with a birthday party at his home 611 Sylvester Ave Tuesday for his 11th birthday. Fifteen children attended. Prizes went to Judy Prater Dean Prater Margaret Sylvia Marilyn Sylvia and Larry McBride. Balloons were favors. Hostesses included Mrs Zip Stowers Mrs Roy Prater Mrs Orville Palmer Mrs Joe Macer and Mrs John Krelo. Billie Clinton and daughter visited from Litchfield and returned home Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Steve Eylasovich and children of Zeigler left last week to settle in Carlsbad New Mexico where Eylasovich has been employed for several weeks. He returned to Zeigler briefly to accompany his family to Carlsbad.
Mr and Mrs Willis Smith of Pittsburg and Mr and Mrs Fred Rotramel of West Frankfort visited Zeigler Monday with Mr and Mrs Frank Beal. Altar Society met in Sacred Heart Church basement with Mrs Mary Weiser presiding. Elizabeth Wargo and George Larik received awards. Hostesses were Mrs Tony Adda and Mrs Joe Trogola. Twenty three members attended. Earl Dent and children of Lockport, former Zeigler residents, are visiting Zeigler this week with friends.
Sgt Robert Carr of the 44th Infantry Division Illinois National Guard visits Zeigler with his family en route to Fort Benjamin Harrison for an army admin course. The Zeigler Band-Parent Association plans an ice cream social Friday at 6 30 p.m. at the Community House to fund the band program. Guests include Owen Kern family and Pittsburg Pa visitors.
Mrs Eve Brim of Creal Springs hosts her son and daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs P Brim and their children Bob Paul and Ann from Baltimore. Lt Brim recently discharged from the army will move to Cedar Rapids Iowa where he has taught before. Mr Mrs Corg Sysinger of Louisville were guests last week of her parents Mr and Mrs Jesse Robertson in Creal Springs.
Mrs Ralph Powers and Lynn Carol of LaGrange arrive in Carterville for a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Lindsey. Powers will spend the weekend there and her daughter will accompany him. Mrs Powers teaches in LaGrange. Markes Ervin of Indianapolis is spending a two week vacation in Carterville with his parents Mr and Mrs Floyd Ervin.
Mrs. Ruby North of Carbondale visited Creal Springs with Rev. and Mrs. Boyd Chamness. Eth Rose of Quincy visited Creal Springs with relatives. The 19th Rich family reunion is set for Sunday at Hazel Dell Church near Lesser, Everett Rich of Creal Springs presiding.
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