DeMuri Pisoni Nuptials At Herrin Holy Cross Church
Miss Margaret Carol DeMuri wed Richard G. Pisoni in a 10 a.m. ceremony at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel in Herrin before about 300 guests. The bride wore organza and Alencon lace with a queen’s crown veil, and carried white orchids and bouvardia. Bridesmaids wore maize gowns. attendants included her sister Madelon Newman and Miss Barbara Clavenna. Best man was Don Pisoni. groomsmen Reynold Moroni and George Newman. Mothers wore beige lace outfits with corsages as a wedding breakfast followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Carol DeMuri
Richard G. Pisoni
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church
Herrin
Nat DeMuri
Pisoni
Tony G. Pisoni
Raphael Middeke
Madelon Newman
Florissant
Barbara Clavenna
Phyllis Carnage
St. Louis
Carnago
Nurses’ Training School
Lou Ann Ardt
Olivet
Don Pisoni
Reynold Moroni
George Newman
Miss Mary Jane Rawson Returns to Washington After Murphysboro Visit
Miss Mary Jane Rawson secretary for U S Independent Telephone Assn in Washington D C spent a week visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Ted Rawson Rt 2 Murphysboro before returning to the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Rawson
Washington, D. C
Murphysboro
Ted Rawson
Rt. 2
Miss Rawson
U.S. Independent Telephone Assn
Washington
Herrin couple wed in a gold room reception
Miss Jo Ann Marlow registered guests at a ceremony reception in the La-Mar Hotel Gold Room. The bride, a 1953 Herrin Township High School graduate and DePaul nursing alumna, works at Carbondale Clinic. The groom, a 1952 Herrin graduate, is in economics and joins his father in the insurance business. They plan to live at 711 E Harrison St Herrin after June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la - Mar
Jo Ann Marlow
Herrin
Delene Lukens
Louise Bazzetta
Carterville
Billie Marlow
Ann Pessina
Herrin Township
DePaul School of Nursing
St. Louis
Carbondale Clinic
Pisoni
University of Illinois
Pinconi
Knights of Columbus
Herrin Rotary Club
Pisonis
E. Harrison St
Polio Ward Portraits a Nurse Recalls 1950s Epidemic
A former supervising nurse recalls a Manitoba polio outbreak that overwhelmed Winnipeg's hospital wards. She describes iron lungs, guttural suctioning, crowded halls, and six patients per nurse, with shouted pleas in the heat and smoke of emergency care. The piece contrasts wartime urgency with a public call for vaccination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela Mildenberger
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Polio Vaccination Clinics Scheduled in Jackson County
Free polio vaccination clinics are scheduled in Jackson County Thursday. Details appear elsewhere in this edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County
25th District Women’s Clubs Back District Projects
The 25th District Illinois Federation of Women’s Clubs voted to continue support of district projects. Meeting at Southern Illinois University Carbondale, Mrs. J Curtis Taylor of Mounds was elected president. Projects include camperships for crippled children, services to veterans hospital patients, aid at Anna State Hospital, and scholarships. Letters support Bald Knob Cross road and SIU engineering degrees. A Gov. Stratton plaque honored hospital work. Fall and spring regional meetings planned, plus Chicago convention May 10-12 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Federation of Women’s Clubs
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
J. Curtis Taylor
Mounds
Little Grassy Lake
Children’s Service Center
Hurst
Bald Knob Cross
Marion Veterans Hospital
Anna State Hospital
Taylor
Northwestern University
Henry Tellerman
William G. Stratton
N. E. Watson
Veterans Hospital
Agriculture School
Morris Library
East St. Louis
Sparta
Hotel Sherman
Chicago
Edwards to Teach Industrial Arts in British Guiana
Mr and Mrs John B Edwards of Carterville will leave within a month for a year in Georgetown British Guiana where Edwards will teach industrial arts at a government technical school He has taught in Carterville four years Also Mr and Mrs Edwards and Mr and Mrs Curtis Hartwell of Pittsburg plan a three week South and Cuba tour beginning Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Edwards
Carterville
Georgetown
British Guiana
South America
Edwards
Curtis Hartwell
Pittsburg
South
Cuba
Thailand Is Program Topic At Friday Junior Club
A program on Thailand was presented at the Friday night meeting of the Junior Girls' Auxiliary of the Zeigler Baptist Church. Jeanie Thomas served as program chairman and Leona Bagwell led the session. Six members planned to attend GA Camp at Lake Sallateeska. Hostesses were Mary Leverle and Rita Aleksick. The next meeting is set for 10:30 a.m. July 1 with a sack lunch at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thailand
Zeigler Baptist Church
Jeanie Thomas
Leona Bagwell
Lake Sallateeska
Mary Leverle
Rita Aleksick
Club To Meet The Herrin Past Noble Grand
The club will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday at the home of Mrs Pauline Miller 820 S 16th St for a regular gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin Past Noble Grand Club
Pauline Miller
S. 16Th St
Ownership Lesson On Joint Property At Home Bureau Meet
The Christopher Unit of the Home Bureau held a Friday night session on the tendency of joint ownership. Ann Collier and Vera Flowers led the lesson at Mrs. Leora Simpson’s home with Helen Simpson assisting. President Hazel Bacon announced the next meeting set for 6 30 p m July 17 at Gertrude Bennett’s home with an outdoor meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher
Home Bureau
Ann Collier
Vera Flowers
Leora Simpson
Helen Simpson
Hazel Bacon
Gertrude Bennett
Goldenrods 4-H Club Meets for Food Demonstration
The Goldenrods 4-H Club of Zeigler met at Mary Ann Bell's home with club president Betty Price Benton presiding. A food demonstration was given. leaders Nancy Hoey and Doris Johnson assisted. The next meeting is scheduled for July 16 at Virginia Ann Beck's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldenrods
Zeigler
Mary Ann Bell
Betty Price
Benton
Nancy Hoey
Doris Johnson
Virginia Ann Beck
Dr Goodman In Love With Teacher
Dr Goodman explains how Billy, once expelled for rebellion, transformed into a model student through a disciplined, loving home and a firm, caring teacher. The method blends clear standards with affection, giving Billy security and motivation to behave and learn. Questions may be sent to Dr Goodman via the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Love
Goodman
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