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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1962
Page
19
Brenda Jarvis wed Dennis K Lilekis in a double ring ceremony at St James Church Sauk Village Illinois. The bride, daughter of Earl and Mrs Jarvis of Sauk Village, joins a column of Ann Landers correspondence addressing manners and moral concerns.
Sharon Kay Klosterhoff married Detmar Lee Knop at Peace Lutheran Church Steeleville with Rev Kenneth Schroeder officiating. Bride wore silk organza gown. reception followed in church basement. Bride and groom with families, jobs noted. couple to live in Steeleville after a trip to New Orleans. The rest is an advice column snippet urging foolish wife to stay and seek reconciliation.
Dowell announces the engagement of Joann Kmucha to William Dale Smith son of Edna Fischer of Du Quoin Miss Kmucha a Elkville High School graduate works at Marshall Browning Hospital Smith is employed by United Electric Fidelity Mines The wedding is planned for February at the Orthodox Catholic Church of the Protection of the Virgin Mary Royalton
Mr and Mrs W D Maclin of Murphysboro announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Jeanne to James Michael Mills son of Mrs Faye Mills of Murphysboro Miss Maclin is a 1962 graduate of Murphysboro High School and Southern Illinois University Vocational Technical Institute and will open a dental laboratory in Murphysboro January 1 1963 A wedding date has not been set.
A warm reminiscence on the first snow and a hopeful wish for a white Christmas. The author recalls sledding down Graters Hill in childhood, hot doughnuts at Mom's, sleet on horses, and festive streets, then looks forward to crisp skies, twinkling stars, and quiet fireside evenings during the holiday season.
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