Steeleville Bride Barbara Dierks Weds Brian Arms
Steeleville Miss Barbara Dierks and Brian Arms were united at St Mark’s Luthern Church Steeleville at 3 30 pm on May 13. The Rev Walter Rehmus officiated with James Hutter providing music. Parents are Mr and Mrs Leonard Dierks and Mr and Mrs Oliver Alms. The bride wore silk organza with sequinned lace. A reception and dance followed at the Steeleville American Legion Hall. The couple will reside in Coulterville. She works at Boanie’s Beauty Boutique Percy and he is an electrician at Sparta Aluminum Plant.
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St. Mark’s Luthern Church
Steeleville
Barbara Dierks
Brian Arms
Walter Rehmus
James Hutter
Leonard Dierks
Park Ave
Oliver Alms
Rt. 4
Coulterville
Karen Lindenberg
Becky Lucy
Mila Rieckenberg
Linda Dressler
Scott Walternate
Dlan Alms
Danny Alms
Alan Dierks
Kathy Rubach
Eric Rushing
Riles Thompson
Alfred Fiene
Gualdoni Stockbridge wedding held in Millis Mass
Gualdoni and Stockbridge were married in an 11 am April 14 ceremony at St. Thomas Church in Millis Mass The bride is daughter of John and (Mrs) Gualdoni Greensboro NC and granddaughter of Arthur Gualdoni Murphysboro The groom is son of Wallac Stockbridge Millis Maid of honor Patti Hunter bridesmaids Barbara Jones and Jill Smedberg Best man David McArdle groomsmen John Gualdoni and David Hinchcliffe
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Beck Lynn Gualdoni
Gary Stockbridge
St. Thomas Church
Millis
Mass
Murphysboro
John Gualdoni
Greensboro
N.C
Arthur Gualdoni
Wallac Stockbridge
Patti Hunter
Barbara Jones
Jill Smedberg
David McArdle
David Hinchcliffe
Senior Citizens Month Events Planned in Goreville
Goreville members of the John Education and Welfare Task Force sponsor a meeting for all senior citizens to discuss social security Medicare and welfare. The observance is set for 7 30 p m Thursday in Goreville School Cafeteria. Herrin C M Mays represents the Department of Health and an open house is from 2 to 1.
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Goreville
John Education and Welfare
Anson County
Gore
Monthville
Herrin C.M. Mays
Herrin
Department of Health
Murphysboro Couple Repeats April Vows
Murphysboro couple renew wedding vows at 5 p.m. Sunday at the Center 10% S Park Ave with public invited. Ted Williams and Kathryn Crombar wed earlier at the United Methodist Church with a reception at the bride’s parents home. Both are Murphysboro graduates. she attends SIU while he works for Norman Williams Refrigeration.
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Civic Center
South Division Street
Carterville
Carterville-Crainville-Cambria
Lois Malone
Betty Grace
Jeanie Halldorson
Sue Janssen
Noree Hall
Pat Wiggs
Ms. Halldorson
Helen Campbell
Faye Cronin
Jimange
Ireze Farmer
Sandra Smith
Sue Ridley
Debby Brown
Ted Williams
United Methodist Church
Murphysboro
Donald Batz
Kathryn Crombar
Everett Brown
Shomaker Drive
Norman Williams
Rt. 3
Cathy Brown
Tom. Richards
Murphysboro Township
Southern Ilinois University
Norman Williams Refrigeration
Sparta Chess Open Winners Tied for First
Riley Sheffield of Missouri and Skip Calandra of Murphysboro tied for first in the Sparta Chess Open held April 28 and 29. Calandra is with the Egyptian Knights Chess Club at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. David Bell of Missouri and Daniel Elliott of Illinois tied for third with 4 points, Tom Clark of Carbondale placed fifth. The Sparta Chess Club and Optimists International sponsored the tournament directed by Victor Turner of Turphysboro.
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Riley Sheffield
Missouri
Skip Calandra
Murphys
Bero
Hoth
Calandra
Egyptian Knights
Southern Illinois University At Carbondale
David Bell
Daniel Elliott
Illinois
Tom Clark
Carbondale
Sparta Chess Club
Optimists International
Victor Turner
Turphysboro
Carbondale Social Calendar Highlights Local Meetings
In Carbondale events include Senior Citizens quilting and ceramics at Oakdale House, a Midland Hills Home Extension potluck honoring charter members, a Federated Woman's Club picnic with Arborentum talk, Herrin string band practice and bowling, Masons meeting, college music camp scholarships by the Morning Etude Club, and a Saturday YMCA Fun Club flea market resumption next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Oakdale House
Midland Hills
Jackson County Home Extension
Carbondale Federated Woman's Club
Harvey Hartline
William Marberry
Illinois
Herrin
Herrin Bowl
Masonic Lodge
Jackson County Ymca
West Sunset Drive
Benefit for heart dance in Carbondale a May 25 event
Jackson County Heart Association hosts a benefit dance at the Carbondale ee Club starting 8:30 PM with a social hour at 5:30 PM Music by Vince Huffman and his band Tickets cost 5 per couple and are sold at the Elks Club Bleyers Department Store Carbondale or at the door Gifts for the bride should be sent to her home or displayed at reception per Almanac note
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Jackson County Heart Association
Carbondaleee Club
Vince Huffman
Willl
Elks Club
Bleyers Department Store
Carebondale
Reception Press Club
55th Year Celebration for Hay Rowland and Spouse
Mr and Mrs Hay Rowland of 19 W Malden Marion celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary on May 6 with a dinner at Little Egypt Smorgasbord Marion. They married May 1 1918 in Marion and have resided there since 1942. He is a retired chief cook at the Veterans Administration Hospital Marion. Four daughters and two sons attended the May 5 gathering, first time all together in 20 years, with 22 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay Rowland
Malden St
Marion
Little Egypt
Rowland
Ethel Simmons
Veterans Administration Hospital
Wilma Jackson
Whittier
Calif
Reba Smith
Sterling
Dorothy Smoot
Pittsburg
Doris Ann Smiley
Johnston City
James Ervin Rowland
Rockford
Ray Ls. Rowland
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Miss Dierks
Barbara and
Brian
Fischer
Gualdoni
Stockbridge
S. Park Ave
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Tri-C
Debbie and
Davis
Etude Club
Mary ‘Alice Moss
Morningside ‘Drive
PIPER
Hammond Organs
Leslie
Benton, Ill
Yamaha
New Mavericks
Covgers
Phoenixs
T-500
Regents
Concords
E. Monroe
Herrin, Ill
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