Woman of Christopher Chapter Installed as Worthy Matron
Mrs Heinemeier Elizabeth Heinemeier served Friday night as worthy matron of the Christopher Order of Eastern Star. John Vaughn is new worthy patron. retiring officers are Thea Green and William Firley. Ceremony held at Christopher Masonic temple with officers installed and several relatives visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Heinemeier
Christopher Order of
Eastern Star
John Vaughn
Thee Green
Wiliam Firley
Christopher Masonic Temple
Mildred Lemen
Harry Brown
Nell Vanslyck
Marie Hays
Lorita Turner
Miss Thies Weds Max Vancil In Campbell Hill
Miss Ella Mae Thies daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Thies of Campbell Hill wed Pfc Max Dale Vancil son of Vallie Vancil of Chicago and Mrs Amy Vancil Willisville in St Luke s Lutheran church Campbell Hill on November 26 3 pm Rev A H Kaitschuk officiated A reception followed at the bride s parents home The bride wore a pink gabardine suit with white gardenias The groom s best man was Donald Howard A Cream frosting recipe follows with cream cheese and chocolate ingredients
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Mae Thies
Herbert Thies
Campbell Hill
Pfc
Max Dale Vancil
Vallie Vancil
Chicago
Amy Vancil
Willisville
A. H. Kaitschuk
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Lucille Gerlach
Donald Howard
Fort Leonard Wood
Missouri
Dixie Vancil
Lucille Ehlers
Campbell Hill High School
International Shoe Company
Chester
Vancil
United States Army
Camp Breckenridge
Kentucky
Evansville
Indiana
John Logan Family Visits Christopher from Detroit
Mrs Sam McDona and Mr John Logan formerly of Christopher now living in Detroit are spending several days in Christopher with relatives and friends during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Allen
Christopher
Sikeston, Mo
John Logan
Christopher Now
Detroit
Ray McCluskey, Jr
Eolio, Mo
Carterville
Ray McCluskey
Grand Tower Couple Mary Veljacsik and Gene Wilson Wed
Grand Tower Texas November 26 at 4 o clock the candle lit ceremony took place at First Presbyterian church in Grand Tower with Rev Gilliland officiating. Miss Doris Arbeiter maid of honor wore mist green satin and net. Jim Wright was best man. Reception followed in the church basement. The couple will reside in Grand Tower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Veljacsik
Rio Hondo
Texas
Gene Wilson
Grand Tower
First Presbyterian Church
Gilliland
Doris Arbeiter
Jim Wright
Charles Hines
Jack Milster
Howard Hines
Helen Wilson
John Arbeiter
Wilson
Pair from Superior Wed in Christopher Church Ceremony
Miss Barbara Sminchak West Frankfort served as bridesmaid while Hillard K Ranta of Cleveland stood as best man. The couple Mr and Mrs L Myrick hosted 200 guests at Christ Lutheran church ceremony officiated by Rev E P Lampela. They plan to reside in Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kage
Dolores
Myrick
W. Arnold Ranta
Superior
Wis
Louis Myrick
Adelaide Avenue
Christopher
John Rantas
Christ Lutheran Church
E. P. Lampela
Barbara
Sminchak
West Frankfort
Hillard K. Ranta
Cleveland
Ohio
David Ranta
Wayne Aho
Martin Ranta
Martin Ranta, Jr
Molly Powers
Bush
R. J. L. Aho
Ely
Minn
John Aho
Christopher Community High School
Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Springfield
Ranta
Superior High School
Concordia Theological Seminary
North Fifth Street
Sparta Couple Marks 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Irvin Mines of Sparta celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a basket supper at the VFW hall in Sparta Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Irvin Mines
Sparta
VFW Hall
Lettuce Leaves Richer in Nutrients by Color
The green outer leaves of lettuce and romaine provide far more vitamins than the inner white leaves. Green leaves contain about ten times the vitamin A and five times the riboflavin of the pale inner sections.
Thanksgiving weekend gatherings and local celebrations noted
The article lists residents visiting Reel Foot Lake Tenn and describes events at home entertainment venues. It mentions Mrs Bert Madden hosting the Hurst Pinochle club with eight members, prizes won by Bert Crain, Mrs Robert Young and Mrs Jennings Wasson. It also notes Sally Jo Adams performing at the Eagles club and a canceled dance by Bob Steck enrid er due to a house fire. Carterville honors Harold Talley with a birthday dinner for 22 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Madden
Hurst Pinochle Club
Bert Crain
Robert Young
Jennings Wasson
Sally Jo Adams
Eagles Club
Gal
Calico
Judy Lualdi
Atchison, Topeka
Sante Fe
Swanee River
Bob Steckenrider
Christopher
Sally Jo
Bob
Carterville Junior Woman's Club Meets at Scout Cabin
The Carterville American Home Department subdivision met Tuesday evening at the Scout cabin with 19 members present. Mrs. Hope Wiseman chaired the meeting as hostess duties were shared by Mrs. Louise Newsom and Miss Mary Lou Newsom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carterville
Steeleville Nuptials Tie Betty Fuhrhop To Darnell Yankey
Miss Betty Fuhrhop of Steeleville wed Darnell Yankey of Chester Sunday at Peace Lutheran Church Steeleville. Pastor E W Belter officiated the double ring ceremony attended by relatives. Bridesmaids wore emerald and orchid velvet with fur trim. Best man was Walter Hartje groomsman Carlos Goetting. Dinner followed in church basement. Also noted are birthdays for Enos Williams and Mrs George Hamm and Steeleville’s 25th wedding anniversary observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Fuhrhop
Ervin Fuhrhop
Steeleville
Darnell Yankey
Raymond Yankey
Chester
Peace Lutheran Church
E. W. Belter
Jane Rose Fuhrhop
Maxine Walternate
Walter Hartje
Carlos Goetting
Enos Williams
George Hamm
Williams
Pinckneyville
George Bart Hamm
Kenneth Hamm
Peoria
Energy area social notes mix visits and families
Local residents in Energy Indiana host and visit relatives from Harrisburg Gibson City Hollywood St. Joseph and St. Louis. Guests include Darnell Johnsons Banks families and Mrs Rick Brock who traveled to West Memphis Arkansas. Also mentions Thanksgiving hosting and a dessert tip using toasted almonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Johnson
Harrisburg
Earl Dozier
Gibson City
Thomas Darnell
Energy
Rick Brock
West Memphis
Ark
Mrs
Jewel Cheatham
Making stock from giblets and chicken parts
The giblets neck wing tips and back of a broiler made good stock. Simmer them in water with bay leaf peppercorns salt a whole clove onion slice and celery leaves for flavor.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Heinemeier
Irene Gamber
Grand
Martha of the Oes of Illinois
Marie Overturf
Velma Brown
Jewel Harris
Elizabeth Vaughn
Gaynell Lockwood
Dorothy Green
Zeigler
Charles Tinkeley
Walter Heinemeier
Streator
Jack Rogers
Allens
Hopkins
Bill Hopkins
Herrin
George Hopkins
DuQuoin
Jane Hopkins
James McDonald
University of Illinois
Champaign
Chris
Miss Thies
Max Vancil
Topher
Sam McDona
John Logans
T Tower
Tennessee
J. A. Hausser
Oak Ridge, Tennessee
Virden Hausser
Grand Tower Family
Ed Goetz
Bob Brown
Janie
Oak Ridge
Ralph Becker
St. Louis
Becker
Africa
H. A. Lombardo
al. Reeder
William Parrish
J.O. Hestand
J. F. Grayson
John Sullivan
Reel Foot Lake
Mable Robison
Reel Foot Lake, Tenn
Mrs. Madden
Hurst
Harold “Talley
Pennsylvania Avenue
McCluskeys
Carterville Club
Frank Ledbetter
Furhop
Coats
Bertus Woolards
Hom
New Albany, Ind
Woolard
Standard Oil: Co
Darnell
Vada Finney
Harry Smith
East St. Louis
Bankses OF Energy
Herschel Banks
J. E. Banks
Hollywood, Fla
Robert Banks
St. Joseph, Mo
Grace Doeer
Elgin
Arkansas
Dotsons
Betty Jo Piquard
Lenora Dotson
Mrs. Ray
Eddie. Norman
Elaine
Leonard’ Burden
Roger Lynn
Evansville, Ind
Norman
I. W. Dotsons
Anna
J. H. Johnson
Owen Brothers
Winkler and
Sunbeam
Carbondale
America’s Finest
Louis
Kickernick and Munsingwear
Kayser
Styles
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