Chester couple wed at Peace Lutheran Church
Ann Magers of Chester married James Nelson of Chicago in a 7 p m ceremony at Peace Lutheran Church Chester. Rev O M Meyer officiated before a double candelabra altar. The bride wore white lace over satin with a pearl edged cape and illusion veil. A reception followed with family and friends, and the couple will reside at 1008 West Green Street Urbana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Lutheran Church
Chester
Anna Lee Magers
Robert Magers
James Nelson
Albert M. Nelson
Chicago
O. M. Meyer
Marydine Boettcher
Pauline Eggers
Corrine Statler
Carol Lucia Hawley
Arnold Merbitt
David Nelson
Edgerton Jennings
Clarence Hoenig
William Witter
Marcella Grewe
Manley Limbaugh
Chester High School
Nelson
University of Illinois
West Green Street
Urbana
Patricks Return Home After Carterville Visit
Mr and Mrs Leon Patrick and their children formerly of Carterville have returned to Champaign after a few days visit in Carterville. They will move to Ohio in September where he will teach at a university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Patrick
Carterville
Champaign
Patrick
Ohio
Belleville
Fred Lauder
Frank Lauder
John North
Agnes Shannon
Indiana
Johnston City
Capt
Joe Wilson
Jeffersonville
Ind
Wilsons
Miss Shannon
Pineapple doilies pattern for crochet and knitting
Fall and winter crochet pattern 705 by Laura Wheeler offers pineapple doilies in fine or heavy cotton. Includes charts photos and concise directions. Send twenty cents pattern to Southern Illinois Newspaper Needlecraft Dept New York address with name, address and zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wheeler
Southern Illinoisan Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Pattern 9152 Promises Elegant Two-Piece Suit
The advertisement touts Pattern 9152 for a flattering two piece suit with gathers at the yoke and a new neckline. It lists sizes 34 through 50 and requires 4% yards of 39 inch fabric for size 36, with a complete Sew Chart and Marian Martin Pattern Dept at 252 West 18th Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Pattern Dept
West 18Th di
New York
N. Y
Zeigler Area Wedding and Local Happenings Summary
Evelyn Beaty daughter of Rev and Mrs Beaty of Centralia wed William Gregory of Lebanon in Demaree Methodist Church Centralia with Beaty officiating. Zeigler residents attended including families of Corcorans Hall and Beaty. Other local events noted: Linda Joy Wallace’s third birthday party in Zeigler. visits by Jess Whaley and Thomas Gray figures. Walter Baker on vacation from Chicago. infant Floyd Dean Robison born August 22 weighing 11 pounds at Christopher hospital. James Lee Owsley enrolls as freshman at McKendree College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Corcoran
Byron
Barbara
Ralph Henderson
Charles Hall
Charlehe
Zeigler
Evelyn Beaty
E. Beaty
Centralia
William Gregory
Lebanon
Paul
Rsv
Beaty
Methodist Church
Demaree Methodist Church
Linda Joy Wallace
St. Louis
Denver Rowland
Floyd Robison
Floyd Dean
Christopher Hospital
James Lee Owsley
Steeleville Residents Return From Indiana
Mrs. Carl Budde and daughter Kathleen of Steeleville spent a week in Gary Indiana with Mr and Mrs George Henry. Mr and Mrs William Oliver and children of Steeleville and Mrs Elizabeth Kruger of Chester visited Quincy with Mr and Mrs E J Oliver. Mr and Mrs Vernon Martin of Rantoul stayed the weekend with Mr and Mrs Henry Fiene of Steeleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Tower
John Hughes
St. Louis
Carl Budde
Kathleen
Steeleville
Gary
Ind
George Henry
William Oliver
Elizabeth Kruger
Chester
Quincy
Vernon Martin
Rantoul
Henry Fiene
Chester woman weds Herbert Lochhead in first Methodist church
Miss Audrey Keeton of Chester became the bride of Herbert Lochhead at a candlelight ceremony in Chester on Saturday night August 26. Rev Chester Bowles officiated. The bride wore Chantilly lace and carried a Bible with stephanotis. Elizabeth Murray was her attendant with aqua Chantilly lace. James Malone served as best man. A church basement reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Keeton
Charles Keeton
Chester
Herbert Lochhead
First Methodist Church
Chester Bowles
du Quoin
Elizabeth Murray
James Malone
Marion
Irving Bean
Mr. Lochhead
Chester Couple Wed In Early 1940s Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Marshall Lochhead of Chester were married and a Chester High School graduate in 1946. the couple will reside at 615 West Holmes Chester after their wedding trip and current employment in Alton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Lochhead
Chester
Chester High School
Alton
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Ann Magers
Fort Kaskaskia
Kuekers
Illinois
Missouri
Colorado
Fortskaskia
Buhrmester
Betty Gaye Tindall
Kathleen and
Eileen Taylor
Overland Mo
Sammie Poe
Paducah
Ginger Wilson
Erlene Dickson
Missouri Baptist Hospital
John Dickson
Arthur Bells
Johnston
Arthur Bell
West Broadway
Michigan
Harvey Miles
Cape Giradeau
Noble Bell
Lansing
Mich
Kifton Dillow
Mellowlark
Mr. Dillow
Mrs
van Dillow
Jonesboro
Loy Kings
Loy King
Washington Avennue
Daily Journal
The
Crab Orchard Lake
Freddie Hall
Bill McCombs
Loren Clark
Dale Linton
Bernard Young
Dennis Mathis
Richard MclIntosh
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Eagles Hall
Ella Roberts
Oracle
G. T. Nixon
West Eighth Street
Kentucky
Points
Anna Murrah
Lillian
Opel
Dickson
John Staddleman
Patricks
Dick Hadfield
Paul Throgmorton
Ruth Crain
Ewing
Knupps
Cobden
William Knupp
Elen Dancil
Ray Junior McCluskey
Eolo, Mo
McCluskey
Ray McCluskey
Talleys
Clarence Talley
East Grand Avenue
Lynn Gregory
West Frankfort
Aa Mhartin
Jess Whaley
Maywood, Ill
Mr. Whaley
Paul Johnson
James Kelly
Forest Gray
Walter Baker
DePaul University
R. M. Baker
Thomas Gray
Springfield
Mr. Gray
Robina Gray
Teachers Retirement System
Libertyville
M. H. Detweiler
Betty
Miss Detweiler
Winnetka
Bob Bour
Elijah Walker
James Owsley
McKendree College
Centenary Methodist Church
Murphysboro
America
Mineral Springs
Okawvilie
Olivers
Fienel
Steelevile
Hoover
Tm. Hoov
Toover
Cleener
Poll-Parrot
McGinnis Store
E. Jackson Carbondale
McCartney
Johnson's
Sillioms Ave
Carbondale, Ill
Miss Keeton of
Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid
Unter S
Kugman's
Smart Women
Walnut Street
Shorties
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