Weddings Bring Tide of Vows Across Benton and Carbondale
Sheryl O'Sullivan Smyser and Gregory Smyser wed June 2 at St. Joseph's with 4 p.m. ceremony officiated by Rev. Dobkowski. The bride wore her mother's candlelight satin gown. reception at the bride's home followed by a Bahamas trip. The couple will reside in Herrin. Linda Blair and Kent Castleton united in Carbondale June 2 at Western Heights Christian Church. vows conducted by Evangelist Gerald Knopp. The brides wore silk organza and lace. couple plans a Boston area move in August for graduate studies and employment in MIT chemistry. The Travelstead reunion planned for Sunday at the Marion Scout Cabin with basket lunch at 12:30 p.m. Drinks provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheryl Lyn O’sullivan
Catholic Church
Benton
Gregory Gail Smyser
Paulin Dobkowski
St. Joseph’s
Pete Gonzales
Ft. Wayne
Ind
George L. Smyser
William S. O’sullivan
Betsy Burwash
Missy Bruhn
Cindi Olsen
Staci O’sullivan
Robert L. Jennings
John Smyser
Steve Schultz
Mike McDaniel
Randy Hopkins
Bahamas
Herrin
University of Evansville
Ball State University
Muncie
Phi Mu Sorority
Smyser
Ball State
Linda Diane Blair
Kent H. Casleton
Western Heights Christian Church
Carbondale
Gerald Knopp
Unity
Edward R. Blair
Rt. 7
George H. Casleton
Rt. 3
Melas Hayden
Carolyn White
Castleton
Brad Seibert
Mike Blair
Jeffrey Blair
Gregg Fozard
Kara Jo Butler
Stacey Sisk
Church Fellowship Hall
Ozarks
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Carbondale Community High School
Southern Illinois University At
CCHS
SIUC
Travelstead
Marion Scout Cabin
Steeleville Couple Announce Engagement of Patricia Mae
Mr and Mrs Howard Ern sting of Steeleville announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Mae to James Sternberg son of Mr and Mrs John C Sternberg Rt 1 Steeleville. Patricia is a freshman data processing major at SIU Voc Tech Carterville and James is a freshman automotive mechanics student at John A Logan College Carterville. A fall wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Ernsting
Steeleville
Patricia Mae
James Sternberg
John C. Sternberg
Rt. 1
Southern Illinois University Vocational Technical Institute
Carterville
John A. Logan College
Home decor lesson set in Marion
A home decorating lesson is planned for 7 30 p m today at Kaeser Lumber North Market Marion sponsored by the Williamson County Extension Council with a limit of 25. Registrations are taken at the Extension office Marion. Five new 4 H clubs were formed this spring in Hurst Bush Cambria Carterville Crainville and Creal Springs per a Council meeting report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaeser Lumber
North Market Street
Marion
Williamson County Extension Council
Williamson County
Brenda Stegman
Hurst Bush
Cambria
Carterville
Crainville
Creal Springs
Urbana
St. Louis
Social calendar events in Illinois towns this week
In Carterville 7 30 p m Tuesday Leche League at Mary Stotlar 605 Pear St. In Murphysboro 1 30 to 3 p m Wednesday senior citizens quilting 3 p m kitchen band practice Recreation Center. In Carbondale 9 30 a m Wednesday senior citizens arts and crafts noon lunch program Beware of Meat Bargains for Your Freezer by Theresa Woods Oakdale House. In Herrin Citizens craft in the Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leche League
Mary Stotlar
Pear St
Murphysboro
Murphysboro hosts second annual Million Dollar Bike Ride
Murphysboro Beta Psi Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha sponsored the June 3 event with 15 mile routes from Riverside Park to Murdale Shopping Center. High school riders and local supporters raised funds for St Jude Children’s Research Hospital with prizes announced for top contributors and a reunion weekend noted for Cobden Alto Pass families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphysboro Beta Psi Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Murphysboro
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
Memphis
Tenn
Ann Ward
Kathy Kelly
Kathy Gruner
Carol Wasmer
Sally Gruner
George Purcell
Riverside Park
Murdale
Carbondale
Jackson County
John Hoffman
Melvin Miller
Larry Tincher
Earl Creath
Gladys Crawshaw
Walnut St
ACS seeks whereabouts of former Jackson County residents
Two county Cancer Societies request information on former Jackson and Williamson County residents who participated in the 1959 American Cancer Society research project with follow ups through 1965. Names and last hometowns are listed with contact details for Chris Ittenbach in Carbondale and the ACS Sixth District office in Herrin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson and
Williamson County
Cancer Societies
American Cancer Society
Jackson County
ACS
Gene
Virginia Danks
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
R. A
Marion Schmidt
Lombard
Beatrice Albon
Carbondale
Herman
Eunice Jones
Long Beach
Calif
Bonnie A. Faurot
Nashville
Terre Haute
Ind
Dorothy Rummel
Flecrrisant
Daisy M. Brim
Pittsburg
William and Maxine Lawrence
Colorado Springs
Colo
W. Walnut St
Herrin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss O’sullivan
Sheryl and
Gregory Smyser
Ave
Marty
Linda and
Kent Casleton
Turner
Blair-Castleton
Patricia Mae Ernsting
Beverly Griffith
Energy
Joymakers Home Extension Club
Vera Stewart
Joyce Schwarm
Norma Jean Stewart
Darlene Molla
Nancy White
Sue Jones
Antonette Allsopp
Marilyn Ruppel
Mary Snider
W. College
CIA
Polakie
Murphysbore
Wiemang
North 10Th Street
Jane Hamilton
Linda Akins
Carmen Swetland
Kevin Reeves
Cheryl Porter
Cindy McCoy
Marianne Stilley
Lisa Wilkerson
Lola Eldridge
Donna VanOver
Pam Caveness
Paula Ebersohl
Tom Mauhar
Mark Williams
Jan Conci
Lee
Penland Reunion
Ella Penland
Cobden - Alto Pass
Curtis Penland
Harvey
Norma Penland Moon
Giant City State Park
Kenneth Penland
Provo
Utah
Gamma Iota
Beta Kappa
du Quoin
Beta Psi
Illinois State Council
Judy Alberts
Champaign
Jerri Pantler
Carolyn Ewbank
Faye McDaniel
Ella Mae Etherton
May Kay
Fairfield
Pallas Athene
Ms. Etherton
Adell Reeves
Pat Merneath
Lurene Conner
Ms. Pautler
Kay Baker
Ms. Conner
Fubar
Our Savings Club
Bea
W. Main Carbondale
Westinghouse
Southern
Clarence Kelley
Melvin Laird
Francisco Franco
Red Wing
The
Bank of Howie
Herrin, Illinois
Vox
FDIC
Peter Brennan
Dorothy
Dan
Yellowstone
Secretariat
Ilie Nastase
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