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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1968
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Joseph F Horvath wed Saturday at St Cirils Catholic Church Las Vegas amid family attendants. The bride Dianne Loomer daughter of Larry Loomer and the bridegrooms Gertie Horvath and Joseph Horvath of Buffalo NY. The couple plan to reside at 2508 E Seneca St after visiting Nevada for their wedding trip.
A 1968 horoscope digest lists sign by sign guidance for Tuesday. Aries through Pisces receive tips on task pacing, independence, communication, finances, travel, and personal growth with a birthday note and general transit trends noted.
Margaret Mary Gradillas wed Raul G Rodiguez yesterday at All Saints Catholic Church. The bride is the daughter of Edward Gradillas and Mrs Gradillas of 216 S Grande Ave. The groom's parents are Anacleto Rodriguez and Mrs Rodriguez of 1431 E Manlove St. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs Salvador Andrade and others, with Mr Andrade as best man.
Frances Ruth Marquez became the bride of Robert John Bruss at St. Monica s Catholic Church. The bride's sister served as matron of honor with two other sisters as bridesmaids. Best man and groomsmen attended, and a niece carried flowers with a ring bearer present. The couple will reside at 1920 E 31st St after June 13.
Norma Cristina Grijalva became Mrs. Lopez in a double-ring ceremony at St. Thomas More Chapel. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Grijalva, wore an empire gown of silk organza with lace appliques. Henry A. Lopez, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lopez, attended the University of Arizona and is employed by Horizon Land Corp.
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