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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1971

Page

3

Peggy Hughes and Ted Wadzeck wed in church ceremony

Peggy Hughes and Ted Wadzeck were married Thursday November 25 at Orient Street Church of Christ with Fenter Northern officiating. Parents were present as the bride and groom began their life together and the couple will reside at 705 E Reynolds after the ceremony.

Peggy Hughes T. Wadzeck Ted Wadzeck Orient Street Church of Christ Fenter Northern Kenneth Hughes A. L. Wadzeck Mr. Hughes Stamford High School Florence’s E. Reynolds

Bridal Shower For Siri Boedeker Held At Rogers Home

Bridal shower honoring Siri Boedeker bride elect of Steve Livengood was held Dec 4 from 4:30 to 6:30 pm at Mrs. S. H. Rogers home. Guests greeted the honoree and her mother Mrs. W. L. Boedeker and future mother in law Mrs. Homer Livengood.

Two Displays In Vacant Buildings Add Yale Spirit

Stamford brightens downtown with Christmas displays in two empty storefronts. Carnegie Public Library features a window display beside Sportsman's Barber Shop using Dickens Christmas Carol to evoke the season. First Baptist Church youths put Bible verses on signs in the old MacDonald store building.

Stamford Carnegie Public Library Sportsman's Barber Shop First Baptist Church MacDonald

Feeding Habits Divide Horse and Mule Said to Differ

A saying notes that when given free rein a horse will overeat to death while a mule eats only to its fill, reflecting differing feeding habits in equines.

Kupatt Anniversary Observed by Family and Friends

Mr and Mrs Bruno Kupatt longtime Sagerton residents living in Fredericksburg were honored for their 50th wedding anniversary with a Sagerton reception December five from two to four and a covered dish supper at the Herman Sons Lodge of Old Glory. They wed November 15 1921 in Sagerton and retired in 1961.

Delbert LeFevre Bruno Kupatt Sagerton Fredericksburg Fred Kupatt Herman Sons Lodge O 4 Glory J. D. Kupatt Rule F. A. Stegemoeller Frances Hendrix Austin B. H. Span Midland

Miss Dickerson Honored With Shower In Dallas Area

Diane Dickerson bride elect of Marc Lovvorn was honored with a Nov 27 shower at the home of Mrs Adron Johnson. About 54 guests attended between 4 and 6 pm including the bride's mother Mrs Lee Dickerson and the future groom's mother Mrs Douglas Lovvorn. Pink net decor and silver crystal appointments graced the table while Vickie Shackelford logged guests and Karen Lovvorn and Janet Lovvorn served. Hostesses listed include Mrs Johnson and 13 others. Also notes advice on storing spices in airtight containers as they lose pungency with heat and humidity.

Diane Dickerson Marc Lovvorn Adron Johnson Lee Dickerson Douglas Lovvorn Lea Dickerson Sylvester J. B. McdAllister T. J. Lovvorn Larry Smith Dallas

Standard Gauge Measure Standardized

A historical note states the standard gauge for railroad track is four feet eight and a half inches, a measurement used globally to ensure interoperability of trains, rail cars, and infrastructure across networks.

Sheriff Simmons Seeks Re election for Jones County

Jones County Sheriff Woodrow Simmons announces he is a candidate for re election saying he is finishing his first four year term. He plans a formal statement at a later date and notes nearby counties have begun announcements.

Woodrow Woodie) Simmons Jones County Simmons

Miss Pitcher and James Holland Marry in Colorado

Nancy Ruth Pitcher of Denver and James Bartlett Holland of Arvada were wed on November 23 at Rockland Community Church Lookout Mountain Golden Colorado. The couple’s parents are Glean Pitcher of Wellsville Pennsylvania and Bartlett Holland of Stamford Connecticut. The ceremony featured a Dior bow and white rose bouquet.

Nancy Ruth Pitcher Denver Colo James Bartlett Holland Arvada Rockland Community Church Lookout Mountain Golden Gleesan Jay Pitcher Wellsville Bartlett Holland Stamford Molly Pitcher Lee Adams Den

Mrs Bartlett Holland Attend Denver Wedding

Mrs Bartlett Holland traveled to Denver for a wedding ceremony, joining family and friends for the event and related celebrations in the city.

Mrs. Bartlett Holland Denver

William Jennings Bryan Four Run for President Campaign

The brief notes William Jennings Bryan mounted four presidential campaigns. It highlights his repeated bids and lasting influence on American politics while listing the era and key themes associated with his seeks for the presidency.

William Jennings Bryan

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Johnny Holman Jr Hillsboro Amy Petty Sharon Hughes Lisa Smith Caldwell Kenneth Lett Doug Wadzeck Trinidad Bobby Mitchell Vivian Woodard Hamilton Scherezade Siri Boedeker Steve Livengood S. H. Rogers Rogers W. L. Boedeker Homer Livengood Joanne Bennett Gary Grissom Ronnie Jones Rovers Fred Bennett Lon Goodwin Homer Bennett R. N. Bunkley Morris Bean Tee Dickerson Lendall Prewit Bill Gregory Vernon Lovvorn L. E. Million, Jr Howard Kohout Yale Miss Dickerson Olivers Oliver Brentwood Wallace Beery Pitcher James Holland Colorado John Heerwold Fort Worth John Holland Arvanti Arms Tiffin Inn Steamboat Springs Vail Holland Ivanti Arms 1200 Vine Shelby Sharp S. Ferguson Dobbins Pharmacy Smith Bros Carr T.M. Eastman Chemical Co Kodel
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