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C4 THE PANTAGRAPH, Tuesday, Feb. 3. 1987 MILESTONES WEDDINGS "0 II till "Hr'v rfO f. I. VJ Clawson-Rollman Campbell-Zoeller 50th anniversary for Elmer Ottos FLANAGAN Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Otto of Flanagan are observing their 50th wedding anniversary Monday at their winter home at the Arizona Motel, 1749 S. 6th Tucson, Ariz. Otto and Grace Uphoff were married Feb. 9, 1937, at St.

John's Lutheran Church, Flanagan. Florence Otto and Clarence Uphoff were their attendants. The Ottos farmed in the Gridley and Pontiac areas and also operated a television business before their retirement. 25th anniversary for Richard Thrashers DeWTTT Richard and Dorothy Thrasher of rural DeWitt are observing their silver wedding anniversary today. A family dinner, hosted by their daughter, will celebrate the event.

Thrasher and Dorothy Nowlin were married Feb. 3, 1962, at First Christian Church, Paxton. Larry and Theresa Miller were their attendants. They are parents of Janice Em-merson of Farmer City. There is one grandchild.

Thrasher is employed by Wallace Computer Clinton. Burdick-Galbiati ARROWSMITH Marsha Joy Burdick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Burdick of Arrowsmith, became the bride of Luca B.

Galbiati of Milan, Italy, in a ceremony at 11 a.m. Jan. 1 at Wesbein United Methodist Church, Saybrook. The bridegroom's parents are Dr. and Mrs.

Marco Galbiati of Milan. There was a reception at Indian Springs Country Club, Saybrook, before the newlyweds left for a honeymoon in Tennessee. Teresa Ream and Karla Marcellus attended the bride and Oberdan Sala, Paul Burdick and Marty Voelker were the bridegroom's attendants. The new Mrs. Galbiati is a graduate of Saybrook-Arrowsmith High School.

Her husband is employed as an architect in Mijan, Italy, where the newlyweds reside. Williams-Rengel Michael Rengel, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Gary Rengel of Mapleton, and Jennifer L.

Williams, both of Peoria Heights, were married at 6 p.m. Dec. 27 at Lake Camelot Club House, Mapleton. Her parents are the Rev. and Mrs.

Arnan Williams of Momence. The bridegroom's grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Rengel of R.R.

4, Bloomington. There was a reception at the club house. Theresa Williams and Kristin Rhoads attended the bride and Kent Rengel and Rob McBride attended the bridegroom. The new Mrs. Rengel is a graduate of Princeton High School and is employed as a nurses' aide by Riv-erview Retirement Center, where her husband, a graduate of Limestone High School, is employed as a cook.

The newlyweds reside at 4910 N. Galena Road, Peoria Heights. jV' I s4 1 vi Grace Baptist Church, Normal, was the setting for the 2:30 p.m. Jan. 24 wedding of Vicki Clawson of Danvers and David Rollman of West Palm Beach, Fla.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clawson of Danvers and Mr. and Mrs. L.C.

Roll-man of Springfield are their parents. There was a church reception. Atending the bride were Jennifer Clawson, maid of honor; JoEllen Leeke, bridesmaid; and Stephanie Clawson, flower girl. Chuck Schrock was best man; Bob Clawson, groomsman; Eric Schrock, ring bearer; and Randy and Scott Clawson, ushers. The new Mrs.

Rollman has a bachelor's degree in elementary education from Tennessee Temple University, Chattanooga, and a master's degree from Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind. Her husband, who has a bachelor's degree from Illinois State University, is employed as an auditor. The newlyweds reside at 6094 Forest Hill Apt. 202, West Palm Beach, Fla. Her husband, a certified public accountant, received his master's degree from Washington University, St.

Louis, and owns several computer companies in the St. Louis area. The newlyweds reside at 1818 Rutger St. Louis. Knapp-Steffen CONGERVILLE Debra Knapp of 910 S.

Adelaide Normal, became the bride of Dirk Steffen of Goodfield in a ceremony at noon Jan. 4 at Congerville Apostolic Christian Church. There was a church reception. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Gerald Knapp of rural Palmyra, was attended by Patricia, Beth and Lori Knapp. The bridegroom, son of Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Steffen of Goodfield, was attended by Rod, Kim and Torry Steffen. The newlyweds are graduates of Eureka High School.

The new Mrs. Steffen is employed by State Farm Insurance Cos. and her husband is a senior, majoring in business, at Illinois State University. They reside at the bride's address. NEW NAMES Sarah Ashley Tuchel was born Jan.

24 to Randy and Margaret A. Tuchel of 713 W. Walnut Bloomington. The 8-pound baby is the second test-tube baby born in Bloomington. She is a granddaughter of June A.

Loftus of Bristol and Ted Tuchel of Washington. Edna Young of Park Falls, is great-grandmother. Michael Joseph Erdman is the name chosen for the first child of James and Susan Erdman of rural Chenoa. The 8-pound baby, born Jan. 24, is a grandson of Mr.

and Mrs. John R. McNamee of Peoria and Mr. and Mrs. Verne Erdman of rural Hudson.

Etta Erdman of Chenoa is great-grandmother. Carl Alexander Arnold, named for his father, was born Jan. 21 to Carl and Marsha Arnold of 903 W. Olive Bloomington. The 8-pound, 3-ounce baby is a brother of Philip, 13; Todd, 11; Kristin, and Jennifer, 2.

He is a grandson of Bonniejean A. Pree of 512 W. Kelsey St. and Ethel M. Arnold of 503 S.

Robinson both of Bloomington. Great-grandparents are Myrtle Pree of Shamel Manor Nursing Home and Chalice Armstrong of 203 Keiser both of Normal. Jan. 21 is the birth date of Mark Philip Zycinski, third child of Tad and Margaret Zycinski of 2600 Ridge Road, Bloomington. The 7-pound, baby is a brother of Michael, 7, and Monica, 4.

Grandparents are Bogumila and Tadeusz Ziolo of Riverside and Maria and Kazimierz Zycinski of Poland. Maternal great-grandmother is Janina Mazanowska of Poland. I i sou Shawn Campbell of 406 S. Evans St. and Joe Zoeller of R.R.

13, both of Bloomington, were united in marriage in a 7 p.m. ceremony Jan. 10 at Second Presbyterian Church. Beverly R. Campbell of the Evans Street address and William and Sara Zoeller of 1208 Croxton Bloomington, are their parents.

There was a reception at Tiara Ballroom before the newlyweds left for a honeymoon in St. Louis. Barbara Campbell, Kim Sollner, Becky Zoeller and Becky Tutoky attended the bride and Betsy Baar was flower girl. Greg Zoeller, Steve Reilly, Wade Myrick, Randy Wit-ten, Keith Zoeller, Sean Cisco, Steve Ostrowski and Greg Spicer were the bridegroom's attendants and Nicholas Kashian was ring bearer. The new Mrs.

Zoeller is employed by Country Companies and her husband is employed by Den-nison Ford. The newlyweds' address is R.R. 13, Box 20, Bloomington. Brown-Peterson Stephanie Brown, daughter of Margaret Rose Brown of 1100 Crescent Lane, Normal, became the bride of Terrence Peterson, son of Eden Peterson of Alton, in a Jan. 24 ceremony at Lemp Mansion, St.

Louis, Mo. The bride also is a daughter of the late Jack J. Brown. The bridegroom also is a son of the late John Peterson. A reception and dinner followed.

Lona Schuster and Caroline Caywood were the bride's attendants. The new Mrs. Peterson is a graduate of Normal Community High School, the University of Illinois and the Sorbonne. She has a master's degree from Washington University, St. Louis, and is production manager of Angelica Uniform Group, St.

Louis. Trainor-Reis PONTIAC St. Mary's Catholic Church, Pontiac, was the setting for the 7 p.m. Jan. 16 wedding of Lynn Ann Trainor of Forrest and Michael William Reis of Fairbury.

There was a reception at the Pontiac Elks Country Club. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Trainor of Forrest, was attended by Jeannine Reis, matron of honor; Pat Rieger and Ann Zimmerman, bridesmaids; and Ashley Zimmerman, Bridget Meints and Erica Rieger, flower girls. The bridegroom, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John Reis of Fairbury, was attended by Pat Reis, best man; John and Tim Reis, groomsmen; Paul Trainor, ring bearer; and Mike and Bob Trainor and Kevin Meints, ushers. A graduate of Marycrest College, Davenport, Iowa, the new Mrs. Reis is employed by Dwight School for the Handicapped. Her husband is attending Illinois State University and is employed by Zimmerman Construction Fairbury.

The newlyweds reside in Forrest. New Names deadline Deadline for submitting items for the New Names in the News column is two weeks after the baby's arrival. No information will be taken by telephone. It hi if fug. Bonomo-Housour United in marriage in a ceremony at 2 p.m.

Jan. 3 at Grace Presbyterian Church, Peoria, were Cynthia Sue Bonomo of rural Prince-ville and Brian Keith Housour of R.R. 2, Bloomington. Richard and Evelyn Bonomo of rural Princeville and Jon and Diane Housour of the rural Bloomington address are their parents. There was a reception at Prince's Social Hall, Princeville, before the newlyweds left for a honeymoon in Hawaii.

Deborah Manning, Like Yeng Bonomo and Annie Bonomo attended the bride and Marisa Bonomo was flower girl. David Starkey, Bert Otto and Greg Bonomo attended the bridegroom, and Daniel Bonomo was ring bearer. A graduate of Delavan High School and Illinois Central College, the new Mrs. Housour was employed by Ozark-TWA Airlines. Her Floyd-Buhrmann WELDON United in marriage in a ceremony at 2 p.m.

Dec. 28 at Shiloh Chapel United Methodist Church, rural Weldon, were Leta Floyd of Springfield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Floyd of rural Clinton, and Joseph E.

Buhrmann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Buhrmann of Dundee. There was a church reception. Joni Brian, Reba Karr, John Buhrmann and John Gomoll were Engagement guidelines The Pantagraph publishes engagements on Tuesdays in the Focus section.

Forms for engagements are avail Elizabeth Ellen Edwards was born Jan. 26 to Johnny and Cynthia Edwards of Lincoln. The new arrival, who weighed 8 pounds, 12 ounces, shares the middle name of her paternal grandmother, the late Barbara Edwards. She is a sister of Cassie, 6. Lee and Marilyn Beavers of rural Lincoln and Roscoe Edwards of McLean are grandparents.

Paul and Dorothy Boughan of Lincoln are great-grandparents. Scott Litwiller, 2, joins his parents, Dave and Mary Litwiller of rural Heyworth, in welcoming Brett Joseph Litwiller, born Jan. 22. The 7-pound, 7-ounce baby is middle-named for his maternal grandfather. He is a grandson of Joseph and Carol Higgins of 308 Seville Road, Bloomington, and Clarence and Delores Litwiller of rural Stanford.

Ashley Marie Dale is the name" chosen for the baby born Jan. 22 to Alicia F. Dale of Clinton. The new arrival weighed 9 pounds, 6 ounces. Kerry M.

and Helena Grooms of Clinton are maternal grandparents. Mildred Dale of Arcadia, and Henry Grooms of Clinton, are great-grandparents. Chancellor Keith demons, middle-named for his father, was born Jan. 22 to Keith and Valerie Clemens of Towan-da. The baby weighed 8 pounds, 4 ounces.

He Is a brother of Kody Lynn, Vi. Martin and Louise Kinsella of 431 Hilltop Mobile Home Court, and George and Virginia demons of R.R. 3, all of Bloomington, are grandparents. Ethel Clemons of Mennonite Hospital Long Term Care, Bloomington, is 4 65th anniversary for Vern Shinnemans Vern and Florence Shinneman of 2025 E. Lincoln, Apt.

2104, Westminster Village, Bloomington, formerly of Weldon, will celebrate their 65th wedding anniversary with a family dinner Sunday at Westminster Village. Their daughter, S'Monne Elder of Lexington, will host the event. Shinneman and Florence McKown were married Feb. 9, 1922, at the bride's home in Weldon. Morris and Ada McKown were their attendants.

A daughter, Gretchen Parrish, is deceased. There are four grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Shinneman is a retired barber and insurance agent. 25th anniversary for John Galaways FARMER CITY John W. and Phebe Galaway of Farmer City will observe their 25th wedding anniversary Wednesday.

A family dinner at the Camelot II Restaurant, Farmer City, celebrated the event. Galaway and Phebe Cooper were married Feb. 4, 1962, at the EUB Church, Saybrook. They are parents of Lee and Maurine. 40th anniversary for Frank Longs MINIER Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Long of rural Minier will observe their 40th wedding anniversary Sunday. A family dinner will celebrate the event. Long and Elsie M. Dietrich were married Feb.

8, 1947, at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Hopedale. Helen Long Weishaupt and Carl Long were their attendants. They are parents of Julie Darnall, Gerald and Ronald, all of Minier, and Dianne, at home. There are seven grandchildren.

The Longs farm in the Mackinaw-Minier area. 50th anniversary for Raymond Billingsleys CHATSWORTH An open reception from 4 to 7 p.m. Sunday at Indian Creek Country Club, Fair-bury, will celebrate the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Billingsley of Chatsworth.

Their children will host the event. Billingsley and Bernice Gerdes were married Feb. 4, 1937, at St. Paul's Lutheran Church parsonage, Chatsworth. Kathryn Gerdes Grieder and Cleotis Grieder were their attendants.

They are parents of Kenneth of Des Plaines; Pamela Helton of Homosassa, and Kathy of Fair-bury. There are seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Billingsley is employed by Cul-kin-Diggle Funeral Home, Chatsworth, and Mrs. Billingsley is employed as a cashier by Dick's Supermarket, Chatsworth. 40th anniversary for Lyle Hendrens DANVERS Mr.

and Mrs. Lyle Hendren of Danvers will be honored on their 40th wedding anniversary with an open reception beginning at 5 p.m. Saturday at Covell Community Hall. Their children will be hosts. Hendren and Delores Brock Elder were married Feb.

8, 1947, at the bride's home in Heyworth. Ver-don Cox and Juanita Shifflett were their attendants. They are parents of Sharon Sharp of Utica, Terry L. of Pontiac; and Elaine Yoder of rural Danvers. There are 10 grand- -children and two great-grandchildren.

Both Hendren, an employee of the Illinois State Highway Maintenance and Mrs. Hendren, an employee of State Farm Insurance retired in 1983. 40th anniversary for Howard Robinsons Mr. and Mrs. Howard E.

Robinson of 504 Radliff Road, Bloomington, will celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary with an open reception from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday at the Bloomington Elks Lodge. Robinson and Maxine Brown were married Feb. 7, 1947, at the United Methodist Church in Bethany. Hazel Smith Davis and Richard Ogden were their attendants.

They are parents of Cathy Calhoun of Redondo Beach, Carol of Carmel, and Mark of R.R. 1, Bloomington. There are two grandchildren. Robinson is employed by Illinois Power Co. and Mrs.

Robinson is employed in the insurance department by Gailey Eye Clinic. husband, a graduate of Tri-Valley High School and ICC, will attend the University of Illinois College of Engineering in the fall. He is employed by ICC. The newlyweds reside at 12225 Woodcrest Drive, No. 107, Dunlap.

their attendants. The new Mrs. Buhrmann is a graduate of DeLand-Weldon High School and Illinois State University. She is employed as a legislative analyst by the Senate Democratic Staff, Springfield. Her husband, a graduate of Valley Lutheran High School, St.

Charles, and ISU, is employed as a computer programmeranalyst by Franklin Life Insurance, Springfield. They reside at 2207 Saratoga Drive, Apt. 3, Springfield. able at The Pantagraph. No information will be taken by phone.

Black and white photographs are preferred, but color photos can be used if the quality is good. Photos may be picked up, within one month after publication, but none will be returned by mail. Jack K. and Penny Allen of 305 Mecherle Drive, Bloomington, are grandparents of Veronica Clare Allen, born Jan. 19 to John W.

and Mary Allen of Chicago. The 8-pound, 5-ounce baby has a brother, John Paul, 2. She is named for a maternal great-grandmother, the late Veronica Salvatori, and middle-named for a paternal great-grandmother, the late Clara Longworth. Paul and Elma Salvatori of Sarasota, are maternal grandparents. Jack and Judith Gordon of 710 S.

Vale Bloomington, have a grandson, Matthew Gordon Garrett, born Jan. 18. The baby is the second child of S.Sgt. John E. and Paula Gordon Garrett of Robins Air Force Base, Robins, Ga.

The 6-pound, 10-ounce baby has a brother, Jonathan Andrew, 18Vi months. The new arrival was given his mother's maiden name as his middle name. JoAnn Garrett of Pickens, S.C., is paternal grandmother. Lawrence and Hester Huff of rural Clinton are great-grandparents. Jan.

25 is the birth date of Adam Scott Kohn, first child of Scott and Calene Kohn of 2206 Todd Drive, Bloomington. The 6-pound, 2-ounce baby is named for a grandmother and middle-named for his father. He is a grandson of Bill and Carol Dillon of Wichita, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kohn of 1905 Marzel Drive, Bloomington.

Grace Dillon of Arthur, Louise Kohn of Joliet and Mrs. Tell C. Adams of Richmond, are great-grandmothers. More NEW NAMES, next page.