Miss Isabel Veronte Weds Graham Quinn In Candlelit Laporte Ceremony
Miss Isabel Veronte and Graham Thomas Quinn unionized in a candlelight ceremony at First Methodist Church Laporte Indiana. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Reno Veronte route 1 Hamlet Indiana and the groom son of Thomas Michael Quinn and the late Mrs Quinn of Chicago. The couple plans to reside with Quinn employed at Hartford Steam Boiler Insurance Co in Chicago. Out of town guests joined Herrin Chicago and St Louis attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Laporte
Ind
Isabel Veronte
Reno Veronte
Route 1
Hamlet
Graham Thomas Quinn
Thomas Michael Quinn
Quinn
Chicago
Veronteg
Herrin
Clyde H. Lininger
Edward Soetje
Lester Jones
Maid of Honor
Mr. Quinn
James Sheridan
Raymond Veronte
Robert Sheridan
Veronte
Peacock Fountain Inn
John Bione
George Renaldi
Hartford Steam Boiler Insurance Co
St. Louis
Herrin Royal Neighbors to Visit Orient Camp
The Herrin Royal Neighbors are invited to visit Orient camp on Wednesday June 27 at 7 30 p m Members planning to go meet at Brown's Flowers at 7 Transportation will be furnished The Herrin Order of the Eastern Star will initiate Thursday evening All fathers will be honored Refreshments will be served The meeting will begin promptly at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin
Orient Camp
Brown's
Herrin Order of the Eastern Star
The Walter Hancocks of Herrin Have Guests
Mrs Mabel Zeigler of Detroit visited Herrin relatives at 1017 North Twelfth Street and saw her father Elmer Baxter and mother in Herrin hospital. Zeigler’s son in law Jack Lail and daughter from Cape Girardeau spent the weekend with the Hancocks. Mrs Bob Hancock of Carbondale was rushed to Holden Hospital for emergency surgery and will remain several days. She is the Hancock daughter in law and formerly Donna Swain of Carbondale. She is in room 114.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Zeigler
Detroit
Walter Hancock
North Twelfth Street
Herrin
Zeigler
Elmer Baxter
North Fourteenth Street
Herrin Hospital
Bob Hancock
Carbondale
Holden Hospital
Hancock
Walter Hancoc
Donna Swain
Bruce D Jackson Promoted to Sergeant First Class
Bruce D. Jackson of Herrin Illinois has been promoted to sergeant first class in the 503rd Airborne Infantry Regiment 11th Airborne Division at Fort Campbell Kentucky He first joined the army July 27 1944 at Ft Sheridan Illinois reenlisted October 3 1949 in Miami Florida and served with the 9th Infantry Division in Europe in 1945 He has overseas service in England France Belgium and Germany
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce D. Jackson
Arch Jackson
North Sixteenth Street
Herrin
Headquarters Co
503Rd Airborne Infantry Regiment
11Th Airborne Division
Fort Campbell
Jackson
Ft. Sheridan
Ill
Miami
Fla
9Th Infantry Division
Europe
England
France
Belgium
Germany
Missionary to Brazil to Speak at Herrin Church
Kempton Oakes, preparing for a fall Brazil mission with the Goiania based Brazil Christian Mission, will address Herrin Christian church Thursday at 7 30 pm. He is the son of E M Oakes Harrisburg minister and works with Lloyd Sanders who started the mission in 1947. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kempton Oakes
Brazil
Herrin
E. M. Oakes
Christian Church of Harrisburg
Oakes
Brazil Christian Mission
Goiania
Lloyd Sanders
Delno W. Brown
Carterville Ministers Attend Epworth Institute
Rev. and Mrs. Ellis H. Dugger of Carterville Methodist church left Monday for Epworth Institute in Louisville Illinois where the Duggers have served on the staff since its organization. About 400 youths from the Olney district are expected to attend. The Rev. Dugger pastored Olney before his transfer to Carterville four weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis H. Dugger
Carterville
Smith-Friend Nuptials in Cedar Rapids Iowa
Miss Helen Louise Friend daughter of Royalton residents married Richard Cole Smith son of Morley Iowa in a Cedar Rapids First Christian church ceremony attended by 250 guests. Rev Galen Lee Rose officiated with music by Lois Rose and prayers. reception followed in church living room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Louise Friend
Lewis S. Friend
Royalton
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Richard Cole Smith
H. D. Smiths
Morley
Galen Lee Rose
First Christian Church
Lois Rose
Verne Embree
Duane Smith
Lloyd Friend
Vernon Peckham
Urbana
John R. Gockel
Mt. Vernon
Dres
Johnston City Hosts Picnic for Missouri Guests
Johnston City residents entertained with a Sunday picnic at the Marion boat dock for guests from Sikeston and Marion Missouri and included the Sterns Gardner Buckles Bennett Jones families. Beverly Brennan and Shirley Cobb visited relatives in New Burlington Iowa, while Grace Fllous of St Louis joined the Ingrams weekend at Johnston City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Jones
Edger Rodeck
Johnston City
Marion Boat Dock
Missouri
Charles Sterns
Bill Gardner
Harry Buckles
Norman Bennett
Sikeston, Mo
Robert Jones
Charles Jones
Marion
Beverly Brennan
Shirley Cobb
Wilbur Cobb
New Burlington, Iowa
Harry Ingram
Washington Avenue
Mr. Ingram
Mrs
Grace Felllous
St. Louis
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Indiana
Lois Bingham
Carol Nobbs
Dolores Bione
Herrin Oes
Walter Hancocks
Bruce Jackson
Army
McKenzie Garage
Ilinois Ave
Carbondale, Ill
James V. Fee
Herrin First Christian Church
Fee
Ruth Marian
Beach
Cutbank
Mont
San Antonio
Texas
Institute
Alford Norman
Arkansas
Attic, Ark
Jack Latta
Norman
Piggott, Ark
Donald Mann
Ben
Senville
Terville
Maxine Mann
L. Dale Patrick
Downers Grove
Raymond Alexanders
Crainville
Raymond Alexander
Alexander
Ryburn Alexander
Hearin Hospital
Willie Adams
Freeburg
Shrine Circus
Cline Vick Drug CO
Mattron of
Beverly Ann Mohline
Sumner
Mrs. Smith
Smothers
Cedar Rapids Business and Professional Women’s Club
Lenox Junior College
Hopkinton
Iowa State College
Jones County
Johnston
Harry Ingrams
Kagman
Walnut Street
Murphysboro
Oscar Collins
Jackson County
Seckal
Fradeln
Glenn’s
de Soto
Glenn’s Appliance CO
Chas. Sullivan Salesma
DE Soto, Ill
Glenn Casleton
Kelly’s
Fruit Market
THE
Sherwin-Williams
Lynna
Per Gel
S's
Sherwin-Williams Home Decorator
Home Decoration Service
Easterly’s
Heckel’s Inc
E. Jackson
Svenne
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