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BROWNVILLE, Neb. (AP) -A veteran left-handed fiddier from Oregon, Cyril Stinnett, won first prize in the fiddling division of the Old Time Fiddlers and Country Music Contest here over the weekend. The two-day affair drew 12,000 persons to hear the 12th replay of an effort to preserve and promote oldtime fiddling, sponsors said. Harry Hanson, Gordon, won second place, and Pete Stinnett of St. Joseph, placed third Jerry Bowen of Meriden, won the pickers division, while last year's winner, Jack Fisher of Pawnee, placed second and Edward Blank of Salina, was third.

Missourian Wins Fiddlers Title Two Women Alone in Car Wounded by Shots Unidentified Men Are Sought In Rural Incident. POPLAR BLUFF, Mo. (AP)Four unidentified men were sought today in connection with a shooting incident on a rural road which left two women motorists hospitalized. Audrey Monroe, 29, and Terry Ford, 26, were listed in satisfactory and serious condition, respectively, at Delta Community Hospital in Sikeston. They told officers they were shot as they drove along Route DD in rural Stoddard County near Bloomfield.

The women told police a late-model auto with four occupants pulled alongside their vehicle about 1 a. m. after blocking their way momentarily at a bridge. Miss Monroe said the shots were fired just as the vehicle pulled alongside her car. SCOUTS Troops to Have Organizational Meeting Cadette Girl Scout Troops 168 and 242 will have their organizational meeting Tuesday after school in the social hall of the United Methodist Church.

Girls are to bring money for registration, which is now $2. Troop leaders are Mrs. Jim Mabery and Mrs. John E. Yeomans, assisted by Mrs.

Larry Vance and Mrs. Maynard Lippe, 4-H Clubs Rich Hill Junior Workers Have Picnic The Rich Hill Junior Workers 4-H club met at Simpson Park Thursday evening for a swimming party and picnic. After swimming, a short business meeting was held. In the absence of the president and vice-president, Nina Lollar presided. Preparations for 4-H Week were discussed.

Mrs. Gerald Stephens, Community leader, gave each member a standard report form to fill out and return to the extension center by Aug. 3. Each family was asked to buy 4-H Fair membership to complete the club goal for the year and each 4-Her was to get a dental checkup to complete the health goal. The Herman Casady family hosted the picnic for 4-Hers and their families.

The next meeting will be Sept. 16 at Rich Hill 4-H building. Parents night will be observed and refreshments will be fruit. SECOND BUSINESS FIRM BURNS AT LAWRENCE LAWRENCE, Kan. (P) A fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Jayhawk Bowling Supply early today in downtown Lawrence, scene of a similar blaze to another business less than a week ago.

Damage to the Jayhawk store was estimated at $45,000. Less than a week ago, the Merle Norman Cosmetic store in the same block suffered 000 damage in a similar blaze. There was little damage to adjoining businesses in either Received 4 Nominations for best picture in 19701 TORA ORA NOW AT POPULAR PRICES! Go One Show 7:30 p.m. Feature Rating BEN BOLT 4. Society Helpful fact sheets to be filled out for weddings may be picked up at the Constitution-Tribune office.

Information and pictures concerning weddings must be turned into the newspaper office no later than three weeks after the date of the ceremony. In order that other society items will have the best news value, we request that reporters bring in items the day after ciated. meeting Our held. Your help will be appretelephone number is 646-2411. Miss Brenda Anderson 1s Bride Of Rick O'Halloran St.

Columban's Catholic church provided the setting at half-after seven o'clock Friday evening, August 20, 1971, when Miss Brenda Lynn Anderson and Mr. Richard John (Rick) O'Haldoran were united in the sacrament of holy matrimony. Parents of couple are Mr. and Mrs. Clithro L.

Anderson of 1306 Dorney drive and Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. O'Halloran of 1020 Elm street. Fr.

Eugene Howe performed the double-ring nuptial mass before an altar adorned with two baskets of mixed flowers and greenery atop white columns. Servers of the mass were Dennis O'Halloran, Donald O'Halloran, and Michael O'Halloran, brothers of the bridegroom, and James Ruckdaschel of Kansas City, cousin of the bridegroom. Mrs. Ken Walters, organist, played wedding' selections as guests were seated by Mr. Brent Anderson, brother of the bride; Mr.

Timothy O'Halloran, brother of the bridegroom; Mr. Michael Ruckdaschel of Kansas City, cousin of the bridegroom, and Mr. Jerry Brockhaus. Escorted down the aisle by her father, the bride wore a gown of sheer white batiste flocked in a daisy motif, Heavy daisy lace edged the high collar and short puff sleeves and encircled the slightly raised waistline. The bodice of the floor-length gown was trimmed with tiny pearl buttons and loops.

Her elbow-length veil of illusion drifted from a bow on the back of an open work Juliette cap of daisies and clusters of pearls, She carried a casual round bouquet of yellow and sweetheart roses, blue and ice blue mums and carnations, and white stephanotis and baby's breath tied with yellow, white, and blue streamers. Serving as matron of honor, Mrs. Steve Phares was gowned In a sleeveless floor-length gown of blue voile with yellow, green, and white flocking, The high collar was edged with white lace and the raised waistline was accentered with floor-length ribbon streamers of blue tied in a back bow. In her hair, she wore a headpiece of the same ribbon. She carried a hand bouquet of yellow daisies, tangerine and pink baby carnations, blue and ice blue mums.

and rose and purple asters accented with baby's breath and green star flowers and tied with a white bow. The bridesmaid was Miss Pa. tricia 0'Halloran, sister of the bridegroom. Her gown and bouquet were like those of the matron of honor, Mr. Stephen O'Halloran and Mr.

Robert O'Halloran, brothers of the bridegroom, served as best man and groomsman, respectively. Miss Angela Anderson of Malta Bend, cousin of the bride, was the flower girl. Her gown was similar to the other attendants, and she carried a white wicker fireside basket of mixed flowers. Carrying the rings on a white satin pillow was Master Darren Anderson of Braymer, cousin of the bride, For her daughter's wedding. Mrs.

Anderson chose a dress of textured polyester, matching accessories, and a white glamellia corsage. Mrs. O'Halloran, mother of the bridegroom, wore a pink frosted polyester dress, white accessories, and a pink glamellia corsage, Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the Strand Hotel. Presiding at the guest book was Miss Recil Skinner, Miss Barbie Carter and Miss Cynthia Anderson of Kingston, cousin the bride. were in charge of gifts.

The bride's table was covered with white crepe and a laceedged tulle overlay. The centerpiece. an arrangement in. volving the bride's bouquet and the bouquets of the attendants, was flanked by silver candelabra holding white tapers. The five-tiered wedding cake was edged with mixed flowers, separated columns and mixed flowers, and topped by a silver wedding cross and a ring of flowers.

Punch was poured from a silver bowl and cake, nuts, and mints were served by Miss Marcia Skinner and Miss Jody Bagley of Chillicothe and Miss Linda Ruckdaschel of Kansas City, cousin of the bridegroom. Quartet tables for the guests were covered with white cloths and centered with blue tapers in brass hurricane lanterns tied with blue bows. Leaving for the wedding trip, the bride wore a dress of burgandy voile flocked in white and styled with a round neckline and full bishop sleeves. White accessories complimented her ensemble. The couple is at home 319 West Third street in Maryville.

Mr. O'Halloran, a second semester senior at Northwest Missouri State College, has a position with the CPA firm of Harden. Cummins, Moss, and Miller in Maryville. Mrs. O'Halloran is a junior at Northwest State majoring in elementary education.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. 0'- Halloran entertained Thursday evening, August 19. with a redinner at the Queen City Restaurant Miss Anderson and Mr.

0'. Halloran presented gifts to their attendants. Honor Dudleys With Family Dinner A family picnic was held at Simpson Park Sunday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Clendon Dudley, Mr.

and Mrs. Junior Dudley and children, Matthew and Jenny Ann, all of Roseburg, who are visiting. relatives here. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.

Loyal Manning, Chula; Beth Ann Wilson and a friend from Trenton; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Manning and sons, Jamesport; Levi Dudley, Morrisville; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones, Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Dudley and son, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Snyder, Mrs. Alice Shumate and daughter, Mrs.

Bob Manning and family, all of Chillicothe. Casual Coffee and Business Meeting club met Friday for a casual coffee and business meeting at Gully's Lane. Newcomers introduced were, Mrs. Rudy Dennis, Mrs. Daryl Members of the Welcome Wagon Newcomers Bring 'em all TONITE IS FAMILY NITE Large Pizza.

$1.99 Small Pizza. Salad. .20 Soft drink. (any single topping pizza) Added ingredients large- 18 Eat in or carry out 5 to 8 p.m. PIZZA LIKE IT'S A MORE BIG HUT.

COZY THAN RESTAURANT A DEN South Town Shopping Center A FLUSTERED is almost as helpless as his Infant offspring. The moment the baby arrives, he manages to forget all of mother's instructions. But you can help. A Welcome Wagon hostess will call at your request to lend a helping hand with all the things which dear old Dad's forgotten, and with gifts for the newcomer as well. So be a friend indeed to that flustered father.

When the stork arrives your neighborhood, call Welcome Wagon at 646-5876 Welcome MRS. DONALD JOHN CHARNETSKI Deborah Ann Maupin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Min.n Davis Maupin of Grinnell, lowa, was married Saturday afternoon, August twenty to Mr. Donald John Charnetski, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John Charnetski of West Des Towa. The bride who formerly resided in Chillicothe is a greatgranddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. A.

W. Cies, long time residents of Chillicothe. The Reverend Ralph J. Beebe performed the ceremony before the mantle in the family living room, followed by a reception in the home. The bride is a graduate of the and the bridegroom is a graduate sin.

They will be at home in University of Northern Iowa, of the Universily of WisconChicago, Illinois. Daddy' Who's a Carpenter, Made the Wedding Dress KANSAS CITY, Kan. (P) When guests ask Miss Michelle Hoegler Saturday where she got her lovely bridal gown, her response will be untypical: "Why Daddy made It!" It's the second wedding gown that Edward L. Hoegler, 55, has made. The first was for another daughter, Rosemary, in 1961.

Hoegler, a brawny, 6-1, 195- pound carpenter, has been sewing since childhood. His projects have included first communion dresses for his four daughters and a first communion suit for his son. "It's relaxing and interesting and your mind is different when you sew. I like to watch the work develop from pattern to sew-up to finished work," he explained. But Hoegler is cautious.

"These guys" his fellow construction workers "don't know anything about this," he said. "They didn't know at school either." EXTENSION CALENDAR Sept. 1, Area National Report Form Evaluation. Sept. 2, Orientation for Green Hills European Cultural Tour, 7 p.m., Farmers Electric Coop.

Sept. 2, Farm Management tour, Dale Whiteside farm. Tours to begin between 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. Sept.

15, First session of A 405 "Psychology of Education" Class, Vo-Tech building. Sept. 16, European Tour departure. Sept. 18, State 4-H Day, Columbia.

Sept. 28, Homemakers Day, HALEY SERVICE HELD SATURDAY AFTERNOON Memorial services for John Rolland Haley, 69, of Overland Park, who died Thursday were held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the chapel of the Norman Funeral Home. He was a native of this area. The Rev. Don Palmer officiated.

Burial was in the Hutchison cemetery. NOX HEARING AIDS CORDS, BATTERIES REPAIRS FOR ALL MAKES Ralph Wigfield 814 JACKSON Phone 646-3881 MR. AND MRS. RICHARD O'HALLORAN exchanged wedding vows at half-after seven o'clock Friday evening, August 20, 1971, at St. Columban's Catholic church.

The bride, the former Brenda Anderson, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clithro L. Anderson of 1306 Dorney drive. The bridegroom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Richard J. O'Halloran of 1020 Elm -Bailey Studio Photo. Bauer, Mrs. Thomas Cofer, Mrs.

Wayne Kirschner, Mrs. Don Recker, Mrs. Leo Rick, Mrs. Delores Dorsey and Mrs. Jerry Castleman, New members introduced were Mrs.

Larry Weians, Mrs. Bob Allen and Mrs. Hank Price. The mystery lady was Mrs. Paul Allen and the winner of the prise Mrs.

Joe Ogi. Bowling was enjoyed by the group following the meeting. The Newcomers for this month will be on Sept. 7 at the home of Mrs. Dan Devers.

Anyone wanting to attend and are not sifned up are asked to call Mrs. Devers. Miss Whited, Mr. Garr Marries in Kansas City The marriage of Miss Debra Ann Whited and Richard Eugene Garr was performed Friday evening, Aug. 27, at 7:30 p.m.

at the St. Augustine Catholic Church, 7801 Paseo, Kansas City. Miss Whited is from Kansas City. Mr. Garr is the son of Reg.

J. Garr of Kansas City and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. F. E.

Bonderer of RFD 5, Chillicothe. Those attending from here were Mr. Mrs. F. E.

Bonderer, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Bonderer and family, Al Bonderer, Pam, Teresa, Mike, and Dave, Chillicothe, and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Coburn of Wheeling.

Chillicothe Farmerettes Will Meet Wednesday The Chillicothe Farmerette Extension club will meet Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in the home of Mrs. Wesley Epperson, Demonstrations will be given on paint. Each member is asked to bring a guest. Family Picnic at Simpson Park Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Arr and son, Charles, of Chula, entertained with a family dinner Sunday at the Simpson Park, honoring the birthdays of Francis Arr, Chula, and Mrs. Andy Smith, Meadville. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Francis Arr, Douglass and Christie, Chula; Mr.

and Mrs. Gary Arr, Mr. and Mrs, 65 Drive-In Ends Tonight "Pieces of Dreams" Robert Hutton PARAMOUNT PICTURES presents PAINT YOUR WAGON A PARAMOUNT PICTURE I.ee Marvin Clint Eastwood ESELY AND DEVOY IN CONSTITUTION STUDY State Senator William J. Esely and Representative Robert Devoy have been appointed to a joint committee the Senate and House to study the possibility of recommending a constitution convention. The committee, composed of six members of the Senate and six members of the House, will hold its initial meeting in St.

Louis Tuesday, Other meetings are planned for Kansas City, St. Louis, Jetferson City and possibly other towns over the The committee is to make recommendations to the legislature regarding a revision of the state constitution. Constitution-Tribune, Chillicothe, Mo. Monday, August 30, 1971 Travel Adventure Series Tickets Sponsored by Chillicothe Kiwanis Club See: John Cusick, Don Hotheins, Earl Weeks, Jr. Norman Gillespie, Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Samm, all of Chillicothe; Mrs. Cheri Eckert, Columbia; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Singleton, Avalon; Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Samm, Glenda, Brenda. and Todd, Macon; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arr, Kansas City; Charles Collins, Paris, Mr, and Mrs.

Alvin Kilburn, Jeanie and 1 Joyce, Trenton; Mrs. Bessie Dudley and Bill Dulley, Laredo; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Pray, Chula; Mrs. Al Horton and Randy, Farmersville and Mrs.

Lewis Collins, Chillicothe. FROM HERE TO ATTEND LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE The annual Missouri State Leadership conference of ESA was held Saturday at the Flaming Pit restaurant in Springfield. Mrs. Leslie Cox, state council president, presided, and welcomed chapter officers and Missouri State Council members. The morning and luncheon invocations were given by Mrs.

Gilmore, Hannibal, chaplain. Mrs. Cox announced the Missouri State paper, Hawthorne, won 1st place at the International conventional, held in July in Salt Lake City. A workshop was conducted by Dave Schmidt, leadership consultant with World ters of ESA in Loveland, Colo. Attending from Chillicothe chapters were Mrs.

Dennis McGraw, president of Beta Zeta; Mrs. Bill Slattery, president of Alpha Gamma and Mrs. Dick Hamil, Missouri State Council, president-elect. LOCAL BANKER ATTENDS NATIONAL TRUST SCHOOL Eddie D. Robertson, viceo president and trust officer of the Citizens National Bank, returned Saturday from the National Trust School held on the campus of the Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill.

Some 500 bankers from all parts of the country were in attendance for the 2-week session of the school sponsored by the American Bankers Association: Bankers, businessmen and educators make up the faculty of the school which offers several types of programs geared to individual needs. Mr. Robertson has been with the Citizens National Bank for years. JACKIE ONASSIS FLEES ON A STREETCAR WARSAW, Poland UP) Jacqueline Onassis used an empty streetcar to get away from a pushing crowd following the funeral of Prince Edmund Radziwill, brother-in-law of her sister, Lee Radziwill. Thousands of Warsawians jammed the street outside the small cemetery Saturday and forced Mrs.

Onassis to walk through a potato field following the funeral. Pursued by a jostling crowd into the field, she then turned back and slipped into an empty streetcar immobilized by the throng. Aides and well held off the crowd and told the driver to pull away. Mrs. Onassis later changed for a waiting car.

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