Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 20

TWEtfttMWO ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1955 MR. AND MRS. DONALD L. VANAUSDOLL tGravemann Photo) Holy Ghost Hall in Jerseyville was illuminated only by candlelight last night, because of the failure of elc-ctric power, for the wedding reception of Donald L. Vanausdoll and his bride of Wednesday afternoon, Ihe former Miss Joan Arter.

The couple received relatives and friends, and a buffet supper was served to guests Irom 6-S o'clock, amid decorations of white streamers, flowers and wedding hells. A four tier cake- encircled with flowers centered the serving table. Assisting with serving were Mrs. James Abbott of Norfolk, sister of the bridegroom, Mrs. Fred Zipprich and Mrs.

George Depper. both of Alton. Miss Diane Bur-wig was in charge of the guest book. Mrs. Vanausdoll is the daughter of Mr.

and. Mrs. Edward Arter of Jerseyville, and her husband is the son of Mrs. K. C.

Vanausdoll oL Kane, and the late Mr. Vanausdoll. They were married at -I o'clock in a double ring nere- rriony read by the Rev. John J. Clancy in St.

Francis Xavier Church, Jerseyville. Escorted by her father, the bride was attended by her sister, Mrs. Gerald Heitzig, matron of honor. MJ-. Heitzig was best man, and Darrell Vanaus- doll, brother of the bridegroom, and Joe Welch, cousin of the bride, seated guests.

The candles were lighted by Miss Marlene Vanausdoll. sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Betty KrausR. The bride appeared a waltz length ol: Chantilly lace over tulle and taffeta. 'It was designed with portrait neckline edged with pearls and iridescents. scalloped el- how length sleeves and a full scalloped skirt extended over- hoops.

She won- matching white lace gauntlets edged with seed pearls and iridescrnts and a crown of pearls and irides- cents, from which fell a fingertip veil. A white prayer book adorned with a white orchid and cascading lilic.s-ol'-ihe-valley was carried by the bride, who piaced'a bouquet of flowers on the Blessed Virgin's altar while Edward Bunse, vocal soloist, sang "Mother At Thy Feet Is Kneeling." Other musical selections included "Dear- Lady of Fatiirm" and an "Avo sung by Mr. Bunse. accompanied by Mrs. James Walsh, organist.

Mrs. Heilxig wore a length sown of avacaelo green faille, styled in similar fashion to the bride's, with portrait neckline, short sleeves, full skirt and a bow in hack. Her costume was completed with gauntlets and a picture hat matching her gown, and she carried a drop bouquet of pompons. Also gownt.d in faille were the candlciighlci'S, who wore scarlet red waltz length dresses, made with portrait neeklint's, short sleeves and full skirts, and matching gauntlets, Their- headdresses were bands of while pompons. Decorating tho high altar of the church were bouquets eif white chrysanthemums and bronze and scar Jet wheat.

Center aisle were marked with tapers, trimmed with white gladioli, bronze and scarlet wheat and white bows. After a northern honeymoon, the couple will reside with the bridegroom's mother on a farm northeast of Jerseyville. Mr. Vanausdoll has been engaged in since his discharge from the Air Forse last January, after four years service. He and his bride are 1949 graduates ol Jersey Community High School.

Mrs. Van- ausdolj an inactive member ot Kappa Sorority, MISS CIIAKMAX. The? engagement of Miss Donna Lou Chapman and Anthony Cafazza, son of Mr. anel John -19 North Main Wood River, is being announced by the parents of the prospective bride, Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Chapman, Gil South Central 'Havana, 2vlr.

Cafazza, who was graduated in 1951 from East Alton- Wood River High School, is an employe of Laclede Steel Co. His fiancee, employed by the Mercantile Trust St. Louis, was graduated' in 1951 from the East Alton-Wood River High School. Ht-ed-Kniee Wedding Invitations Issued Mr. and Mrs.

George K. Bruce of 121 Ea.st First have issut.d invitations to the wedding their daughter, Miss Kay Bruce, to Airman Second Class Dennis Reed, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Reed of Central avenue, Wood The we-dding will take- place nl -1 o'clock Sunday afternoon al First Baptist Church. Rosana, with the Rev.

L. 10. Mils- lain officiating. A reception will follow the ceremony and will be held at Odd Fellows Hall, Wood River-. Airman Hoed arrived home Wednesday from Wilmington Air Force Base.

HOYLK. Announcement i- being made ut tin- engagement ard forthcoming muiiage of Wnyrif Inlow, -on of Mr. and Mrs Inlnw. IStiii Claw-on Ave. Miss Barbai'a P.ovle.

daughter of Mr and Mrs. John Bovio. College Ave. The wedding will take place al 2 o'clock. Saturday, Oct.

1. in Upper Alton Baptist Church, with the Rev. Robert J. Cochran officiating. MoC iiric-liiluison Wedding in Wood Kiver The wedding ol Holand McCune.

son of Edward McCune, 911 Loi'ona Wood Kiver, and the late Mrs. McCune. and Miss Shir-ley Johnson, daughter of Mr. 'Mrs. Elmer Johnson, 322 Bowman East: Alton, took place Saturday evening.

Sept. 17. at 7 o'clock, in St. Paul's Lutheran Church. Wood River, with the Rev.

A. H. Beck officiating. ring ceremony was used. White, gladioli and pom pons decorated the altar, illuminated with tapers in candelabra.

Miss Johnson wore an ice blue satin ballerina' length gown, fashioned along princess lines and styled with a lace jacket. She wore a white satin hat, and carried a white Bible topped with a while orchid. Mrs. Tanner Cornpton of St. Louis, sister of the bride, was mali-on of honor.

Her frock of blue crystalette was ballerina length and was made with a matching jacket. Her hat was of blue satin, and her Jlouc-rs yellow and chrysanthemums. Francis McCune was best man lor his brother, and Tanner Cornpton and Paul D. McCune. another brother ot the bridegroom, were ushers, Mrs.

Henry Hopper! WHS organist, anad Mrs. Donald Weg- maii Reception was held in the social room of the church, and a three tiered wedding cake, blue candles and wedding hells were used in the decorative- scheme. Miss Vondell Joyner -and Mrs. Robert Seherer of Dei-alur, Mrs. Dale Jackson, and Mrs.

Paul McCune served. Miss Joyner. Mrs. Seherer and Mrs. Jackson were classmates of the bride at Si.

John's Hospital School of Nursing, Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. McCune plan to leave, in November for Los Angeles, to make their homo. Mr.

McCuno served with the Merchant Marine for tour years and in the army two He is a graduate ol East Alton-Wood River High School, and attended'an electronic school 'in Chicago for two years. He operates a service station in Wood Hiver. The former- Miss Johnson is a graduate of East Alton-Wood Kivor High School and ol St. John's Hospital School of ing, and is employed a I Wood River Township Hospital as night, supervisor-. Coffee Friday Morning: At A Enrollment week at Young Women's Christian Assocr.itrnn will be brought to a dose with a coffee al 10 o'clock Fiidiv Kmitnrek-NeUola Ueddinu Oct.

1 Plans have been for the wedding of Cla.otii Kanluiek of Collinsv ille Miss M-iry Ann Nekola d.ui'.;h tcr of Mr. and Mrs. Thom Nekola. Aberdeen The wedding ill t.iko at o'clock. Saturday Oct.

1 in SI. Matthew's on Milton ro'ui. William Croko officiating Breakfa-t will be Westerner Club and i Iron will take plac it Si Cei-clin's Cai'bon. Ni-kola will In- iit lionoi cit Mi a- matron Robei and maids will be kola, Mr- Ro Ruth Torlisncr and Miland Sackman Mr- P. and Miss Elaine- Nekola sisters of tb" prospect bride and Mrs.

Lel'eaii. ro-idini; in Collinsville. is a sister of Mr. Jxanturek. Flower girl will be Mary Nekola of dm rnoi ot the- hrido-lu-ho Robei-l Pari-h be l.r.t man.

Robert L. LrBoau 1 land Sackman. Maln'i- and Lee Rapp ol Colhn-v ii will be gi-oomsmcn. and Thomas A. Nekola and Raymond Svoboda of Collinsville.

Mr. and Mrs. Haleoiu. Residing on a farm near Chesterfield are Norman ffal- com and his bride, the lormer Miss Shirley Schreier. vvhose marriage took place Sept.

in the home of the T. S. Whitsel in Meadowbrook. Mrs. Halcorn is the daughter of Mr.

and George Schreier. and her wedding attendant was her sister. Miss Sheila Schreier. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Lew is Hali'om of B. ighton. was attended by his brother, Jrvin Halcom. Yiivorskl-Searles Wedding Oct. 8 Miss Deloves Searles.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Truman Searlcs, 2622 Yager and William Yavorski, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Yavorski.

14 College will be married at the Main Street Methodist Church at 7:30 o'clock Saturday evening. Oct. S. with the Rev. Paul Brown as the oifi- ciating clergyman.

Reception al Onized Club rooms, vvill follow the nuptials. Mrs. Gary Goble will he matron of honor-, and Mrs. Robert Drake and Miss Mary Lee. Wadsworth, bridesmaids, Searles will be flower girl and Bill Brune, rihgbearer.

Jana is a niece and Bill is a nephew ot" the prospective bride. Vernon Nolle will be best man. and Robe-it Drake and Mike Yavorski, groomsmen. Cooper Kcuninn at I'almyra Sunday The 31st annual Cooper union will bo held Sunday, Sept. 25.

al Terry Park, Pal- mvra. III. I very truly yours the pump in its gentle, careful fit, in the elrumalic simplicity ol beaut)' yotiib in tin- way ilrat it eoniple-n all th.il is ncucM and exciting for fall! BLACK CALF OR SUEDE ttiim-n Chih Meeting In Hotierts Ilouir Anv Day Btincn Club ir-em- bers were guests of Mi- William Roberts, fill StoweP St. Wednesday night, and the ho-' ess served refreshments the i lose- of the meeting Bunco priVes went to Hardwick. Mis Colvert Mrs.

Mew Mrs. Giles Re-odor and Mr- Roherts. The next meeting wiil i-c Oct. 12 at 7 clock tb-- evening in the borni ei Colvert. 1127 1'nion St Open House Sinntav Home Mi and Mr- Cecil Xumw dl i --uling on the new road and if 'lie near Indian fl-ek "III i'C ol K.poi i' -in open lion-' -'led Sen' a net 1 hi -i i' i i anniv er-a 1 ind rieni Is arc i ed i The -ix Ml i-v IM- planned by Mr md wait's daughter- Mi- Cbaites Wade- iDolorc- Xumw d' 1 "i Edgevxeioel.

Md. and Donn-i Xuniw all ho i-e-ide- tfb her parents. Mr. and Xunmalt have one grandchild Kara Mrs. i- 'ln- loi-nier- Mi-- i Iciulr ii Ko; Riv ei Miss Hirth liviin ot Honor A pre-nup' Tiic-dav- evening tho American Lemon Hall.

Medora, tor Miss Ruth who i- wed Raymond Fraley of rollton Sept. 20 at Bethel Baptist Church. Thirty-five wore in attendance. White wedding bell- suspended over tho gilt which was decorated in and yellow. Program numbers included a solo by Mrs.

Alan Ericker. due-Is by Mrs. Floyd Darr and Miss Donna Wise, arid readings by Mrs. Ernest Young, and Miss Lorclta Ridley. Games were played and Mrs.

Henry Erickor. Mrs. Alan Fncker, Mrs. Paul Gorham. Mrs, Melvin Bennett.

Misses Virginia Gorham. Evelyn 1 lines and Ruth Ryan received Miss Theresa Kallal and Mrs. Alan Fricker excelled in contests. Refreshments were served by the hostesses: Misses Wanda Stanton, Evelyn Mines. Lor-etta Richc-y, Donna Wise, Eileen and Edna Jones.

Loretta McKinney. Mary Jo arid Ethel Marie Brooks, Virginia ham. Christine Wayman, el Baker. Elaine Burke: Darrel Edclleman, Mrs. neth Stanlon.

Mrs. Paul Fricker, Mrs. Alan Fricker 1 Mrs. Dale Moore. Mrs.

Floyd Darr. Mrs. Tommy B. Ruylc- Mrs. Leo Scott, Mrs.

Virgil Pruitt Mrs. Henry Harding. Mrs. Lucille Wheeler. Mrs.

Lee Young and Mrs. Ernest Young. St. I'lilrick's Altar Society in Meeting Altar Society of St. Patrick's Church met in St.

Patrick's School Hall Wednesday, with Miss Mary Mrs. Andrew Porihorn and Frank Stiles as' hostesses. Mamie K. Scott presided. Miss Cora Pyle spoke on Jhe work of the Diocesan Council of Catholic.

Women, and announced that a meeting of Alton Deanery. DCCW, would be held in Granite City, with women of St. Joseph's parish entertaining, at 2 o'clock Oct. 26. (James were, played, and Edward Yorby, Mrs.

Stites, Mrs, Catherine Peek. Srhrrtrr. Lloyd Mnisc'nhoimcr, Irene- Xics- Ic-r Mrs. Shomskr ri-i'i-iv rd Vmih ci'Siirv is of auxili.ii'v to Al- Molii Shop nl en- ci-li-- hi L'O' Mil i ihnni-r .1 noiin in Hotel ri p. tin i rv Ml Al c.irlv i 'VlM- p.l I'Miti'll! r-i ir 1 O'i'h-r-li liv Mix.

Kit- vv il Hi i'Min i i x'iv (if ill i i uii pi iii toM ot i i tlurini! iv i 111 irt' 1 VV I ir i' i 01 'I'IM i i wl vv pi i- Gor- Haz- Mrs. Ken- i 11 i in- I'Mirik 1 tor IK Wilton. i i- ill Ki-'h Walk- IT Fiank llotluve-ilor. Mrs. Kuink Mis.

K. mini inn. Mrs. Mrs. Cliii'cncp Hulihiird.

Mix. StolliM- and Shod who i.ovv Xol I--I-M! till" I 'i -HI ncrc tin former Mr- Waller Yo-l lle-nrv i eemuicid and vveic a -imi nl the rv ennm, planned hy Mark I'intoul. social chairman. her enlertainniiMil coirunil- tee. Mix Heppncr Annatid Tovn and Drew uere cd to Tillic Wills.

Boanhlossonn. Mrs. llnso Cirniijlia. Mr- Hilhhanl, Mrs. Milford Soil'ril.

Mis. Paul flross. Mrs. Silvio Finn. Mrs.

Noi-ris. Mrs. U'inyer and 'Mr-. Shelf. roniprisins a sperial evenis coir.niiltec (or the anniv party vverp Mrs.

AVinyer. i-hair- inan Stotle' Mrs. V.iau- and Mrs. Keith. The sneaker's tahle- vvas cen- I'Teri with tiered eak-e liearins the words An- nivcisarv' ASMS Aux.

and thr other tallies wove decornted with floral ai i ansenicnts en the auxiTi.iry. The riowcis wore given to Miss Rosemary and Finn cake vvas s'erv at HIP dose of the party. F.ach nv'in'ii- also was prcsenleel with a of the Ce-nlral Mold Shcip Onived Club. Kevirvv Wednciihiy For Alliance Anna D. Sparks Alliance had luncheon-rne'eMins; at the home of Mrs.

Henry H. ISO) Seminary with Mrs. McAdam.s. Mrs. Malcolm DIRT.

Mrs. J. Rohe-rts. Mrs. James T.

Hyndman and Mrs. John D. McAdams as hostesses. Miss Dorothy Colonius reviewed "The- Mouse That Roared" hy Leonard A Christmas card tea will be held by the Alliance at First Unitarian Church Oct. 5.

K. to (Dili Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. John E. Jacoby were man-led .40 years aw today, and on Sunday, Sept.

'J5. will hold open house at home. 1.1.22 Greene St. Mr. and Mrs.

Jaeoby are inviting relatives and friends to call between 2 and 5 o'clock. John U-esorr Uccl In West Mrs. John J. Leeson, 775 Park has received word you use Sheets you need Laundry Service you can get thotn hard-to-do wathed and ironed for jtui a fete cenU each MAIN FLOOR Vou need no longer struggle with heavy, hard-lo-elo sheets, tablecloths, pillow- slips and shirts. We vvill wash and iron those shins and tint pieces for just a lew cents each.

Saves linie. ProlwMs your health makes washday less difficult. Hundreds of women are using tflis practical approach to washday, Why don't, you? OTHER HELPFUL SERVICES Let Us Do Your Shag Rugs Spreads Drapes Slip Covers Blankets MIMIM "OUH TKlia.KKN 1 DUV CUiAMNG will muke youi 6 TIMES CLEANER" Free Pick-Up and Delivery Service Mrs, Dean Cooper (NamcdWSCSHcad Mrs. Dean Cooper became president ol the Women's So- cietv ot Christian So-vico ol Grace Methoiljs' Church at an election and installation meeting hold Wednesday afternoon a I 1 o'clock in the church annex Mrs Sterling I district secretary of suppK work lor the WSCS. was in charge of the installation Other new ollieers include: Mrs (it'oi-gc A.

Dintelmann. ice president. Mis. Percy recording se. i Miss Viola Lolilii'j Mrs, Emma in- i of spjv- iiii.il Mi- Edna Taylor.

promo' ins M-crolary of education 1 Vim sec- I't-iarv .11 Chi social rola- 'inn- Mix Gi-i-nldirre Morris, sri reiarv ot Also elected wei-c Mrs. Cora Cleveland. ecrelary of youth: Mrs. Ed Armstrong, secretary of children's work: Mrs. Lawrence Br-un.

secretary of literature and publicity: Mrs. Phyllis Jewsliurv secretary of supply work: Mr- Oilanrl Lobbii: scc- nt Matiis t't wiMUCh en i le ch.iirm-'ti are Mrs. Iliymond d-e-iswell cvi'ning i-ircle Mi'-. Taylor, al'fr- nonn ri It Cominisirig the nominating ccimmit'ee lor will be Mr-- Nickell. Mrs.

Clyde Wise- in. and Mr-. Harold Sehact'fer. Prt'-i nt tor the meeting yesterday wore Miss Bic-r- baum. fir-i president of the society when it was established year- ago.

and seven other charter members. nual dinner and for Dec 7. Shrine Style Shoic Sch Oct. 1 The annual style -how -non- sored by Auxiliary to Alton Shnnc Club will In 1 Oct. 1 at 7 a dock in the e- ning in Cibara Club with music and dancing schedu'fd on the program.

Chairman of tlv event is Mrs. Leonard Sliearliurn. Tickets may ho obtained from any auxiliary metrihiT. tlie '-mai'i'irigo of her son, John L. SKI.

and Miss iJoi'Othy Beery of San Diego. uhich took Saturday atternoon in San Diego. Slorrket'per Leeson, son of Mrs. Leeson and the lair- Jolm J. Leeson.

i- stationed aboard the I'SS Noble, out of San Diego. Mrs. Douglas Kntertains Club Members of the Lot-A-Fun Club were entertained Wednesday by Mrs. Edward Douglas at: her home. 1332 Monroe and.

Mrs. Alice Pace received a gift from a secret pal. Bunco was played, and refreshments were served. Mrs. Claude Young.

Mrs. Jack Pruett, Mi's. John Payne. Mrs. Robert Terpening and Mrs.

Jacqui' Jacoby. Mrs. Pierce Winters of Locust street, will entertain the club in two weeks. Personal Notes Mrs. W.

L. Crollon of College loft Tuesday evening for Hoaumont. to visit her Mrs. K. C.

Fowler, and family. Among oul-of-tuwii relatives here for the funeral of flute M. Howard Wednesday were two sons. Marsh K. Howard of Syl- vnnia, who was accompanied by his wile, and Thurston Howard of Toledo: two daughters.

Mrs. Calvin Hoops, Holly- uood. and Mrs. Paul Akors. Cleveland.

a cousin. Mrs. Hugh Malcom, Oklahoma City, and a liephcM'. Joseph M. Arndl.

and his wife of Centralia, Mo. All of the out-of- town relatives relnrned to their homes Wednesday evening with exception of Mrs. Hoops, who accompanied her Ohio hiothe-rs and sister home and will visit them until Saturday when she ill return to Alton. Dcsiree Yvonne CON. siv monlh-olil daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Donald L. Cox, 1310'i, Taylo, is improving Ht her home from bruises to her nose and ryes, sultered in a fall from a bed. Following the mishap the baby was taken to Alton Memorial Hospital where X-ray examination was made to determine whether 1 she bad incurred any fractures. Mr and Mrs.

Paul Miller and daughter. Paula Jean. 7 Holly Hill. Godlrey. have returned 'mm Los Angeles.

where they spent three inning. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wade and daughter. Kara Joan, ot Kdgevvood.

are visiting re-la- lives, and will remain until Oct. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine H. Hovey ol Kugone.

are visiting their nephew and niece. Mr and O. L. Hetier, L'HS ington Henry YnunK. Willred Young.

Mr-. Kmily C. Cahns and Mr. and J. Young have returned from a vacation trip Ppnsaeo'a, Via.

They a No iMled points in Alabama, New Orlc-ans. and Nortolk Lake and Dam in Arkansas. Several members of Alton Shrine Club Auxiliary visited Sliriners Crippled Children' 1 Hospital. St. Louis.

Wednesday with candy treats lor the children and sheds by the auxiliary for hospital use Making the trip were Mrs. Stewart Willis, Mrs. Leonard Shearburn. Mrs. Edward Huebner.

Mrs. Rolls Mottax. Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Roy Sehallcnberg and Mrs.

Kdwin Manns. stn.viliary Council Meeting II cdncsddy County Council of the American Legion Auxiliary met Wednesday night at the Legion Home, Sixth and George streets, and 12-1 persons from and Bond counties were in attendance. Mrs. Winifred CosteJlo. Granite City, past president, reported on a convention held in Springfield.

Mrs. Leo Va- tole. president, of the local auxiliary, extended greetings and an invitation to the guests to attend a joint installation of officers-elect of Alton Post 126 and Auxiliary on Saturday night. Grand Chapter Honored by OES Alton Chapter, No. 775, Order of Kaslorn Star.

held a slntod mrrtini; nifihl, and honored (ii-nmt Chapter commit- Ire members and committee members of Alton Chapter. Grand Chapter commit toe members. Mrs. Kvcrett Wntson, Mrs. Kdward HORUO and Howard Collnirn.

were introduced and Riven a welcome, and were invited to share tho East. Forty committee members of No. 77fi also wore in attendance. Four candidates were initiated. l-'luns wore completed for an annual rummage sale Sept.

at 517 and Mrs. Robert Mitrholl is chairman of rannemenls. Fast Masters Niijlil was annnunced for Oct. 'JJ. Kclri'shmerils were served in the dining room, which was decorated with gladioli, At the next mivtitiR, Oct.

1H. Mrs. Tona Neunreiter and Mrs. Kveretl Watson, lecturers for Alton Chapter, will be honored. Grand Chapter will meet Oct.

3, '1 and 5 in Chicago, and at- fi'iidinK from Alton Chapter will be Mrs. Nona I Mitche-ll. worthy matron; Loins Mohler worthy patron: Mrs. Willis Cu'h- inp. assoi'iate matron; pai'on.

ami Mrs. Kverelt Watson, grand lec- lurer. Births Their first child, a son horn to Mr. and Mrs. Dallas K.

Harris. Alby at p.m.'. Wednesday in St. Joseph's Hospital. The baby weifihs six pounds Ifl ounces.

Mrs. Harris before hr-r marrif'tJC 1 was Miss Harriet Pierce, of Mr and Mrs, Dale I'ierce of Brownum. III. Announcement has been made by Mr. and Mi- Donald K.

Hue-din of 119 Whrtelaw Alton, of tin' birth of it sun. The baby was burn Wednesday at arn. in Wood Rivor Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Holier! Srhwnlb of 917 Grand Kdvvards- ville. are parenis ot a daughter, six pounds. If) ounces. The was born at a.m. Inday in St.

Joseph's Hospital. Mr. and Mis. Harold O. Seherff of Spruce Rose- Heights, tiave chosen the' name of Vicki Lynn for a daughter-, born Wednesday at 10 p.m., in Wood ver Township Hospital.

The baby, their third i-hild. weighs eight pounds and ounces. Their other children are a son, Paul Frederick, 7, a daughter. Brenda Sue, S. Donald Eugene is the name chosen by Mr.

and Mrs. Maurice K. Earney of Cottage Hills for a son. their first child. The baby, weighing seven pounds and six ounces, was born at 8:45 a.m.

Wednesday in Wood River Township Hospital. Mrs. Earney is the former Miss Iverne Garts. Mr. and Mrs.

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