Sisters Tie Double Wedding at Red Bud Church
A double ceremony was held at 4 p.m. May 24 at St. Peter United Church of Christ in Red Bud. Judy Weir wed Steven Flowers and Joy Louise Weir married Norman L. Roy. The Weirs are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Weir of Red Bud. Flowers son Credle Flowers of Nokomis and Roy son Aaron Roy of Ja rie Du Rocher. Attendants wore bittersweet faille gowns. Jim Weir served as ring bearer. A buffet luncheon followed in the church recreation hall.
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St. Peter United Church of Christ, Red Bud
George W. Hohmann
Judy Weir
Steven Flowers
Joy Louise Weir
Norman L. Roy
Jack C. Weir
Red Bud
Mr. Flowers
Credle Flowers
Nokomis
Mr. Roy
Aaron Roy
Jairie du Rocher
Joy Weir
Brush
Anne Johnston
Marianna
Fisk
Faille
Jane Weir
Jim Weir
Floyd
Mr. Flowyers
David
Steve Schmitt
Ron Davis
Duane Flowers
Butch Zueck
Perzia and Carter Nuptials Mentioned in Noted Notice
Perzia, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard Perzia of Steelville, and the bridegroom’s family lists Arlin Carter of Ava as the groom’s parent. The text also gives greasing tips for pans with oil or shortening and a pastry brush or paper towel.
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Perzia
Leonard Perzia
Steeleville
Arlin Carter
Ava
Milder Liver Loaf Achieved by Water Bath Baking
A liver loaf gains a milder flavor when baked in a pan placed inside another pan of water. The water bath moderates heat and moisture, producing a gentler loaf than baking directly in a dry pan.
Chief My candidate for dogfood cannery tale of Chief the escaping horse
A Christopher show incident features Chief the horse breaking free from a trailer at 11:40 p.m. after a race, wedging through a door, and requiring an Energy vet and an acetylene torch to free him. Local deputies and police assisted while owner Mrs. Cook and others waited. The tale pivots to a family memory about Grandfather lifting a dining room table during a kitchen fire. The piece ends with a note contradicting Ussher's 1654 date for creation.
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Joanne Wood
Miihoisa
Chief
Carbondale
Mulkeytown
Christopher Show
Hiley Cook
Christopher
Dalton Bradley
Cook
Jim Pritchard
Franklin County
Elmer Smith
West City
John Barclay
Grandpa
Duplicate Club Names Winners at Hillcrest Bridge Club
Tuesday results from Hillcrest Duplicate Bridge Club list North South winners Bob Giles Marion and Evelyn Goldsmith first with Howard Schultz and Jim Redden second and Diane Bruny with Helen Simmons third. East West winners Dick Gruny and Rich Simmons first with Laura Lee Riley Cobden and Flossie Killibrew second and Justin Stephens with Sherwin Abrams third.
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Hillcrest
Bob Giles
Marion
Evelyn Goldsmith
Herrin
Howard Schultz
Jim Redden
Diane Bruny
Helen Simmons
Dick Gruny
Rich Simmons
Laura Lee Riley
Cobden
Flossie Killibrew
Justin Stephens
Sherwin Abrams
Predatory Spiders and Their Global Presence
Spiders, as predators, hold economic importance for agriculture and forestry. Estimates show densities from 264000 per acre in parts of South American forests to 2265000 per acre in an undisturbed meadow in England, per the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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England
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Weir-Flowers
Weir-Roy
Mr. and
Mrs
Maybell-Richell
Diane Flowers
Jacy
Sue May
Jane Watson
John
Thomas Carter
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Willisville
Gloria
Carter
Gals
Grandma
Ussher
Ireland
Taylor Topper
Taylor
Taylor Teppar
Kentucky
South Fourth Street
Louisville
Renfro Furniture and Interiors
North
Illinois
Mordale Center
Ria
Lloyd's
First National Bank
Gorham
ACE Hardware Carbo
American Dairy Associations
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