Former Marion couple wed in Springfield ceremony
Dorothy Glenn of Virden married Willis Tillman Harris son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Harris at First Christian Church Virden on April 27 with Rev Albert Gleves officiating. Bride wore lace gown and seed pearl veil, carried white orchids and lily of the valley. Attendant was Sandra Glenn. Harris’s father was best man. The couple resides at 1921 Greentree Road Springfield following a family wedding dinner the next day.
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Dorothy Glenn
Springfield
Willis Tillman ‘Harris
Ralph Harris
S. Market St. Marion
Virden
Albert Gleves
Andrew Smith
Marion Glenn
Sandra Glenn
iThe
Vir- Men High School
Harris
Marion High School
Kemper Junior College
Russell Schrader
Carl Butcher
Decatur
Stere
Mrs Gilbreths Secrets Advice From Lillian Gilbreth
Mrs Lillian Gilbreth told the Carpendale audience that housewives face unseen pressures and urged understanding others problems. She noted career women may be tired from chores and advocated occasional time alone with one's husband to maintain balance.
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Marilou Stuebel
Lillian Gilbreth
Carpendale
Montclair
New York City
Wedding Plans and Camp Details Across Illinois and Indiana
Camp Cedar Point entries describe four one week sessions in June July and August for over 6000 Girl Scouts in Southern Illinois and Knox County Indiana. Applications to Herrin office since April note first come first served remaining spots. Camp near Little Grassy Lake offers swimming boating and canoeing plus non swimmer dock area and crafts. In separate item, Beverly Ann Crespi engages Timor E Burman with wedding planned June 29 at St Marys Church Des Plaines.
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Camp
Cedar Point
Shagbark
Littlel Grassy Lake
Burman-Crespi
Louis Frank
Crespi
9Th St. Herrinan
Gilbreth
Beverly Ann
Burman
M's
Timor E
Brookfield
Miss
Book on Domestic Science Unearths Beecher Heritage
Miss Belly Jane Johnston of Southern Illinois University found a rare 1867 book by Catherine Beecher and Harriet Beecher Stowe, The American Woman's Home. The discovery highlights early home economics ideals, thrift, and managerial duties in family life, with chapters on ventilation, health, and domestic care. Johnston, educated at Western Michigan and Purdue, notes the books promote moral values and resource management. Historical Society hosts ISH meeting Oct. 4–6 at SIU. A reader adds a recipe tip for onion in old salad dressings.
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Catherine Beecher
Harriet Beecher
Belly Jane Johnston
Tthe Siu Department of Home and Family
School of Home Economics
Nerous
Henry Ward Beecher
Miss Johnston
Western Michigan College
Purdue University
Accordion Concert by Charles Magnante in Christopher
Mishawaka couple announces the engagement of their daughter San Barbara Jane to Marion Edwards. Magnante will present a concert at 2 p.m. June 2 in the Globe Theater in Omaha. Proceeds benefit high school band uniforms. Tickets 1.50 adults, 1 under 20, available from Mangante and at the door. Edwards serves with the Air Force.
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Charles Magnante
Christopher
Kenneth Giffen i
Mishawaka
Ind
San Barbara Jane
Marion
Edsay
Globe Theater
Wards, Jr
Omaha
Edwards
Carbondale
Tick- Edwards
Jaycees
Mangante
New York City
Area Woman's Club installs officers and guests
Mrs. Garl Miller was installed as president of the Herrin P S Woman's Club at a dinner in the Illinois Cafe dining room alongside officers including first vice president Mrs. Richard Dill and secretary Mrs. Herbert Gerdemann. Musical readings by Julie Harris, Richard Bennett, Jeannette Deshage, Barbara Hughes, and William Sherv er highlighted the event.
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Garl.Miller
Herrin
P.S. Woman's Club
Illinois Cafe
Richard Dill
Willard Love
Herbert Gerdemann
William Grindle
K. B. Mills
Julie Harris
Richard Bennett
Jeannette Deshage
Barbara Hughes
William Sherver
Murphysboro
Allan Schrader
Vermont
Ilinois
D. P. Travis
Hermin
Lee Hester
Ann Helming
Thejder
Badee Harman
Southern Illinois
Hurst Masonic Temple
Luxembourg's Mixed Gallo Germanic Heritage Counts
Luxembourg's population of about 315000 includes a blend of Gallo Germanic stock. The demographic mix reflects historical migrations and regional identities shaping national culture and language use.
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Luxembourg
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Ney, Gals
Groce
Forest School
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Price Waterhouse & Co
Chicago
St. Mary's Church
Teir
Harriet
Historical Society
Southern Ilinois University
Ilinois State
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STU History
Barbara Jane Giffen
COLA
Rhodes
Burford
Rea
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Philco
Miller
Schumacher
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Clara Eriksen
Murphys- the West Frankfort
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Eriksen
The
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Williamson
Southern Tmakers
Linois
University Vocational-Tech
George
Nical Institute
Swim
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Kathryn
Hass
Ballinger
Phyllis
Winemiller
George Harvel
Pode Teande
Lela Peterson
AMU
LEGO
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Carterville
Lion's Club
Gen
Lola McKenzie
Cooper
Installa Jrands
Taft
Baker
Gordon Riggin
Robert Ven
Wisable
Jerry Austin
Liam Parrish
Harvel
Shackelford
Carsterville Woman’s Club
Mrs. Wilson
Tom Wilson
Johnston City
Parent-Teachers Association
Don Moake
Beta Sigma Phi
Ela Omega
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Franklin County Couns
Guy
Department of the
Atys
Robert Roth
Wwoman
Malinda
Puerto Rico
Tram
Ida Murman
Jake Aluk Nahin Gilbert Engram
Remo Castrale
Jack Wales
Fidelis
Charley Williams
Carl Miller
Mardale Shopping Center
Launderers
Fredman Bros. Furn. CO
Fredman Bros
North Park
F, D.C. Discount Center
Coolerator Glacier
Perea
Nema
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National Electrical Maneufacturers, Association
Colombo
Beautiful Lane
B& K Furniture
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