Ozburns Wed 50 Years Celebrate Anniversary
Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Ozburn of Murphysboro mark fifty years of marriage with an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at Bert Ozburns home 2122 Rainbow Drive Murphysboro. Married June 19, 1926 in Murphysboro. He a retired dentist. They have three children Mary Alice Carr Ames Iowa and Mrs M D Carruthers Port Townsend Wash along with 11 grandchildren. They request no gifts.
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Glenn Ozburn
Murphysboro
Bert
Rainbow Drive
Julia Ormsby
Ozburn
Mary Alice Carr
Ames
Iowa
M. D. Carruthers
Port Townsend
Wash
Poison Ivy Oak and Sumac Plant Tips Guide
Warm weather increases exposure to poison ivy oak and sumac. Learn to recognize these plants by their tri leaflet leaves and growth forms. The USDA booklet Poison Ivy Oak and Sumac explains identification avoidance and eradication. send 25 cents to Consumer Information Center Dept. 2 Pueblo Colorado to obtain a copy.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Consumer Information Center
Dept. 2
Pueblo
Colorado
Muellers to celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs Louis J Mueller of Morristown Tennessee will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday. They were married June 20 1926 at Mt Calvary Lutheran Church in De Soto. They lived in Jackson County most of their lives and have two sons Dr Robert Mueller Knoxville and the Rev William Mueller Newport plus nine grandchildren.
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Louis J. Mueller
Morristown
Tenn
Mildred Fegley and
Mueller
Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church
de Soto
Jackson County
Robert Mueller
Knoxville
William F. Mueller
Newport, Tenn
At Wit's End by Erma Bombeck
A humorous column recounts a department store fitness gimmick and a home self improvement attempt with a door slamming mishap. Bombeck uses the scene to lampoon vanity and family chaos during the awkward workout.
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Erma Bombeck
Illinois women urged to join state government talent bank
University of Illinois Trustee Nina Shepherd urged qualified women to submit resumes for a state government talent bank. The effort aims to present credentials to the governor winner in November and was discussed with Democrat Michael Howlett. James Thompson pledged to consider the list but will not exclude qualified women.
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Carole Kamin Bellows
Illinois Bar Association
Virginia Fiester
American Association of University Women
Evonne Hirschh
Business and Professional Women
Gwen Martin
Illinois
Communications Workers of America
Donna Schiller
League of Women Voters
Kidnapping by a parent prompts crime debate
Columnist Joanne Koch outlines the rise of “child-napping” by custodial parents. Arnold Miller of Children’s Rights, Inc. gathers cases, noting divorces and custody battles fuel abductions. The piece cites a Chicago teacher, Jerome Yanoff, who allowed his son to visit his mother in California, then retrieved him after a Krishna temple visit.
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Joanne Koch
NEA
Arnold Miller
Children’s Rights, Inc
Miller
Mom
Dad
Mexico
IRS
FBI
Jerome Yanoff
David
Chicago
California
David Yanoff
Jerry
Jerry Yanoff
India
Children’s Rights Organization
Father fights for son in Krishna sect dispute
Jerry Yanoff seeks his son David who vanished after a confrontation with Hare Krishna members in California and San Diego. Yanoff holds legal custody in Chicago while authorities say a writ of habeas corpus exists but little concrete leads follow.
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Jerry Yanoff
Chicago
David
Jerry
San Diego
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