Candle craft grows from hobby to business in Marion
Mrs. Hal Lundemo of Marion turned a college drop- in project into The Wick, a candle shop in her home at 1206 S Duncan St. She trained at the Candle Institute in California and now makes scented and decorative candles using paraffin blends, wax, colors, and custom molds. She plans a shop outside the home and will attend a candle makers convention in Atlanta in August while continuing church duties and nursing.
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Hal Lundemo
Marion
Sally
Landemo
William Giles
Atlanta
Gals Party Remembered At Du Quoin State Fairgrounds
Nancy Abazoris recalls a private Hambletonian Garden Party at the Du Quoin State Fairgrounds hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Don Hayes and Mrs. Gene Hayes during 1966 fair week. Guests enjoyed a catered buffet and intimate table hopping while reporters observed unseen by design. The event contrasted with a public sense of loss after a plane crash was found in Kentucky.
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Nancy Abazoris
du Quoin
du Quoin State Fairgrounds
Hambletonian
Don Hayes
Gene Hayes
Hayes
Illinois
Kentucky
Rodewalds Wed in Mt. Pleasant First Baptist Church
H K Rodewald married Janet Darlene Dickey at Mt. Pleasant Michigan with Rev Joseph Morten Son officiating. The bride, daughter of Alva and wife, studied in Frankfurt, earned German BA from Washington University and pursues a French MA. The groom, son of Dr and Mrs H H Rodewald, earned degrees at Washington University and is an assistant psychology professor at Central Michigan University. They will reside in Appleton Wisconsin after Sept 1 as Rodewald joins Lawrence University staff.
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Janet Darlene Dickey
H. Keith Rodewald
First Baptist Church
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Joseph Mortenson
Alva Dickey
Independence
H. H. Rodewald
Murphysboro
Rodewald
Washington University
Central Michigan University
Appleton
Wisconsin
Lawrence University
Open house Sunday Spears
Mr and Mrs John son host open house Sunday to introduce their large family. They have seven children named Walter Homer George Norman and daughters Martha Bat son Mary Brooks and Barbara Finney. The couple also counts 24 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Spears
Johnson
Walter
Homer
George
Norman
Martha Batson
Mary Brooks
Barbara Finney
Fall showing Hemline higher in Japan
Enid Nemy reports Hanae Mori presenting fall and winter collection at the Plaza Hotel. Mori blends Japanese feeling with international scope, shifting away from cute styles toward elegant space inspired couture and boutique pieces priced from 150 to 800 dollars.
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Hanae Mori
Japan
Plaza Hotel
Insurance coverage expands major medical protection guidance
The article discusses rising hospital costs and the need for strong health protection. It notes 160 million Americans have some insurance but coverage often fails for long illnesses. Major medical policies, used with Blue Cross and HIP plans, offer broader protection and can include home care and ancillary expenses.
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H. J. Maidenberg
New York Times
New York
Morgan Guaranty Bank of New York
Associated Hospital Service
HIP
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