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Monday, July 18, 1983 Pharos-Tribune, Logansport, Indiana Page 5 1: People Weddings Ceremony Unites Herd-Herrold Grass Creek United Methodist Church was the setting of the 1:30 p.m., June 19 wedding of Kathie Jo Herd and 1 Joseph Mark Herrold. The Rev. George Hapner officiated at the double-ring ceremony. Soloists Darla ningham, Kewanna, and Allen Huffman, Brownsburg, and organist Shirley Crippen. Kewanna, provided music.

Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. John J. Herd, Kewanna, and Mr. and Mrs.

John C. Herrold, Kewanna. Valerie Paschen, Logansport, was honor attendant. Bridesmaids were Kristie Herd, Kewanna, sister of the bride: and Mindy Vitello and Michelle Rigney, both of Kewanna, sisters of the groom. Angie Zimmpleman and Jason Herd.

brother of the bride, served as flower girl and ring bearer, respectively. Mick Herrold, Kewanna, was best man. Groomsmen were Darrell Fields, Jeff Douglass and Danny Rigney, all of Kewanna. train. A matching lace crown secured her fingertip veil.

The bride carried a bouquet of peach roses, stephanotis. ivy and baby's breath. Peach gowns of floral sheer polyester with acetate lining were worn by her attendants. The gowns were styled with cap sleeves and full skirts. Each attendant carried a bouquet of peach carnations, yellow and white daisies and baby's breath.

A reception for 250 guests was held in the church basement. Hostesses were Becky Herrold, Joan Herd. Janie Herd and Susan Redweik. all of Kewanna. Gifts were registered by Shari Nead, Logansport.

and Holly See, Twelve Mile. A rehearsal dinner was held at Station Haus, Rochester. The bride was graduated from Caston High School this year. Her husband, a 1976 graduate of CHS. is a dairy farmer.

The couple's wedding trip was 10 Gatlinburg, Tenn. They reside at Rt. 2. Kewanna 46939. Joseph and Kathie Guests were registered by Tricial Herd, Kewanna, and seated by Ron Herd and Dale Herrold, both of Kewanna.

Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore Sullivan (Herd) Herrold an organza gown. Chantilly lace edged the Queen Anne neckline of the fitted bodice and formed the cuffs of the long, full sleeves. The A-line skirt flowed to a cathedral Weaver-Malchow Exchange Vows Elizabeth Jane Weaver and Raymond E. Malchow were united in marriage July 2 during a 2:30 p.m. ceremony at BaptistChristian Church.

Royal Center. Pastor John Drexler officiated at the double-ring, candlelight service. Soloist John Critchfield and accompanist Michelle Frushour, both of Idaville, provided music. Parents of the couple are Carolyn Weaver, Idaville, and Mr. and Mrs.

George Malchow. Idaville. Tina Higgins, Logansport, served as the bride's honor attendant. Carla Smiley and Tammy Howell, both of Logansport, were bridesmaids. Chandra Hines and Johnny Mersch, both of Royal Center.

were flower girl and ring bearer, respectively. Cecil Hines, Royal Center, performed duties of best man. Paul Abbott, Star City, and Mike Johnson, Royal Center, served as groomsmen. The bride chose a gown of sheer polyester chiffon knit lined in acetate taffeta and accented with acetate and nylon laces. The gown featured a Lucerne Class Of 1922 Pictured (L-R) are members of Lucerne High School Class of 1922 who met for a reunion this month: Earl Elliott, Monticello: Mary (Crimmins) Powlen and Esther (Backus) Newman, both of Logansport; Trella (Fetters) Scott Denny Elizabeth (Weaver) Malchow square neckline, sheer bishop sleeves and a lace chapel train.

A headpiece of lace and simulated Hollenback, Bloomington; and Donald Herd. Lucerne. A luncheon for the 61-year reunion of the class was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Rinehort, Kokomo.

Mrs. Rinehart is the daughter of Mrs. Powlen. Teacher's Travel Expenses May Be Deductible WASHINGTON (UPI), Teachers who travel to maintain or enhance their educational skills may be able to deduct the expenses on the federal income tax returns, according to the Internal Revenue Service. The IRS said such expenses qualify only if a major part of the activities during the travel directly maintains or Voorhees Studio Logansport Class Of 1923 Pictured (1-R) are members of Logansport High School Class of 1923 who attended the 60-year reunion earlier this month, front row: Pearl Bortley.

Freda (Elzroth) Reardon, Fred Denham, Edith (Toothman) Crockett. Millie (Rudd) Jones, Fred Estabrook, Mable (Enyart) James, Elizobeth Gerrard. Howard Seybold. Pearl (Crain) Cohee and Frances (Dunham) Honkee. Second row: Robert Shorts, William Prichard.

Vivion (Beal) Mox, Leslie Buchanan. Ruth (Corkey) Bliss. Mildred (Patterson) House, Margaret Myers and Russell Swigart. Third row: Raymond Deel, Richord Middleton, Carl Pettit. Elliott Bliss and Robert Etnier.

Study Indicates Blood Pressure Can Be Lower By Cutting Salt CHICAGO (UPI) Dutch doctors have linked a low-salt diet to lower blood pressure in humans as young as newborns in the first experimental evidence of such an association. Dr. Albert Hofman and colleagues at Erasmus University Medical School in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, conducted a six-month study of 476 newborn infants. "These findings support the view that sodium intake is causally related to the level of blood pressure." they said in the Journal of the American Medical Association. of sodium intake, starting very early in life, might perhaps contribute to prevention of high blood pressure and of rise of blood pressure with age." Of the 476 newborns.

245 received a normalsodium formula containing an amount of sodium similar to regular Dutch formula milks and 231 received a -sodium formula similar to human milk that was. three times lower than the regular formula. Josephine Lowman Pregnant Women Can Regain Shape When a woman is expecting her first child her initial question, after expressing concern that her baby be healthy and normal is. "Will I lose my figure?" This is an admirable and natural question. The answer is NO! But you will have to take a few precautions.

Naturally there will be a gain in weight because of the weight of the baby and its surroundings but you do not have to become obese. An average weight gain during pregnancy should be 16 to 18 pounds. Keeping your weight down not only saves your figure but makes pregnancy more comfortable and the delivery safer. You must eat for two, but not three or four! The expectant mother should have regular daily exercise. Most doctors recommend walking.

This helps control weight and improves general health. Keeping your weight down and indulging in regular exercise will act as preventative measures against developing stretch marks and varicose veins. The future mother should have little rest periods during the day with her feet elevated. This may be impossible for many working women. However, this is usually possible during the lunch hour.

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"The main finding in this study is that sodium intake is associated with systolic blood pressure early in life. The difference between the two study groups increased with months of life, thereby suggesting a dose-response relation," the researchers said. pearl trim secured a three-tier, chapel veil. The bride carried a cascade of roses, daisies. heather and English ivy.

Pink chiffon gowns styled with off- theshoulder ruffles and -length sleeves were worn by the bride's attendants. Each wore a wreath of stephanotis and carried an arrangement of pink long-stemmed roses. heather and ivy. A reception for 200 guests hosted in the church dining room. Hostesses were Cindy Hines, Royal Center: Brenda Malchow, Star City: Angie Ray, Burnettsville: and Josette Goodnight, Logansport.

A rehearsal dinner was hosted at Winamac Bowling Alley. The bride attends Pioneer High School. Her husband. a graduate of PHS. is employed at Monon Trailer.

A wedding trip is planned at a later date. The couple reside at Rt. 1. Box 68. Burnettsville 47926 Lottie Moore To Note 95th Lottie Moore.

208 Fern Apt. 501, West Palm Beach, Fla. 33401, for. meriy of Rt. 1.

Logansport. will celebrate her 95th birthday July 24 with an open house at her home. She was born in Cass County. She has a daughter, Thelma Moore, West Paim Beach. "The view that high sodium intake is involved in the etiology of high blood pressure is old but remains controversial," they said.

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