Kiel couple to mark 60th wedding anniversary in Murphysboro
Mr and Mrs William J Kiel of Murphysboro celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary today. They wed in Murphysboro and have six children Wanda Applegate Jo Moniger Lois Morgan William J Kiel Jr Richard and Robert Kiel all of Murphysboro. The couple also list 18 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren with one grandchild deceased.
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William J. Kiel
Murphysboro
Kiel
Minnie Baskin
Wanda Applegate
Texas City
Texas
Jo Moniger
Lois Morgan
William J. Kiel Jr
Richard
Robert Kiel
No marriage for a baby Navy wife advised
Dear Ann Landers replies to a 19 year old in the Navy at Great Lakes who asks if he must marry a pregnant ex. The columnist says no, comparing the situation to a hull needing no extra ballast and urges avoidance of a forced marriage to cover a child.
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Ann
U.S. Navy
Great Lakes
Ill
O.M
Ann Landers
Fred
Berwyn
Funeral ring kept or buried with the dead debate
A reader asks if a funeral director may remove a deceased's ring before burial, while Ann Landers notes custom favors removal unless the family objects. The writer also presses for respectful terminology for disabilities and disease, urging public education on language. The advice includes coping with grief and future keepsakes.
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Sacramento
Fred
Easy to Make Pomanders For Scented Gifts
A brief overview traces pomanders from apple of gold to modern scented balls. Early versions used clay metal and emerald settings, worn for protection against illness. The piece promises directions for making Orange Pomander Balls.
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British Museum
Thames
Making a Pomander Ball with Cloves and Orrisroot
Create a pomander ball by studding an orange with whole cloves using a puncturing tool, then rolling it in a mix of orrisroot and ground cinnamon. Age for weeks, wrap in tissue, tie with a ribbon, and hang or place in a drawer. Orrisroot may be sourced from herb shops. arrowroot aids drying.
Hudsons Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary in Herrin
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hudson of Energy marked their 60th wedding anniversary on November 18 with a gathering hosted by fellowship members at the Christian Bookshelf in Herrin. The couple wed November 20, 1919 in Union County and are parents of Ralph Hudson, Violet June Lindsey, Ronald Hudson, with eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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Raymond Hudson
Energy
Fellowship
Christian
Herrin
Hudson
Cecile Mann
Union County
Ralph Hudson
Violet June Lindsey
Hollywood, Fla
Ronald Hudson
Surprise kiss cookies for wheat free and regular lovers
A cookie recipe by Cecily Brownstone uses oat flour and baking soda to make about five dozen bite sized kisses. Includes peanut butter brown sugar and notes on making oat flour. Bake at 350 degrees for about ten minutes yielding hats shaped treats.
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Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
Harris Sendlein Engage In Boone Iowa Wedding Note
Kathleen Melinda Harris and Lyle Scott Sendlein announce their engagement. The bride-elect is the daughter of Betty M Harris of Boone Iowa and a 1976 Boone High School graduate who works for the Ames Daily Tribune. The groom is a Boone High School graduate and a junior at Iowa State University majoring in mechanical engineering. No wedding date set.
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Kathleen Melinda Harris
Lyle Scott Sendlein
Betty M. Harris
Boone, Iowa
Miss Harris
Boone High School
Iowa State University
The
Ames Daily Tribune
Ames
Iowa
Sendein
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Lyle Sendlein
Mrs. Lyle V. A. Sendlein
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and Kathleen Harris
Chanel
S. Illinois Carbondale
Parcells
Armstrong
DeSoto