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THE PANTAGRAPH, Tuesday, April 23, 1991 C5 WEDDINGS MILESTONES miiwuuh.uk. ii. 41 50th anniversary for Paul Hartzlers FLANAGAN Paul and Aldine Hartzler of Flanagan will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with an open reception from 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday at Meadows Campus Center, Meadows. Hartzler and Aldine Yordy were married March 13, 1941, at the home of the bride's parents, rural Minonk.

They are parents of Roger of South Bend, Phil of rural Minonk; and Mary Slutz of East Moline. There are eight granddaughters. The Hartzlers are retired from farming. 50th anniversary for Wilbur Wilmerts LINCOLN Wilbur and Mildred Wilmert of Lincoln will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with an open house from 1:30 to 4 p.m. May 5 at the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Dr.

and Mrs. W. James Wilmert of 251 10th St, Lincoln. Wilmert and Mildred Pech were married May 1, 1941, at St John's Evangelical and Reformed Church parsonage, Lincoln. They are also parents of Kaye E.

of Lincoln. There are four grandchildren. Wilmert is retired from the Lincoln Post Office. The Russel Mays and the Robert Scheuriches Couples slate joint reception Staton-Oswald Debra Lynn Staton of Chicago and John Charles Oswald of Palatine were united in marriage in a ceremony at 4 p.m. April 20, 1991, at Evelyn Chapel, Bloomington.

John and Nancy Staton of 2007 Hedgewood Place, Bloomington, and Charles and Ann Oswald of Palatine are their parents. There was a reception at Crest-wicke Country Club before the newlyweds left for a honeymoon in Hawaii. Attendants were Cynthia Eri-ckson, matron of honor; Stacey Hennenfent, Lynn Fewkes and Marian Oswald, bridesmaids; David Tillmann, best man; and Scott Abramson, Bruce Malcolmson and John Staton, groomsmen. The bride has a bachelor's degree in business administration from the University of Illinois and is employed by Hewitt Associates, Lincolnshire. Her husband has a bachelor's degree in business and geology from Cornell University and is employed by American National Bank, Arlington Heights.

The newlyweds reside at i Axil i too I Shepherd, rural Gibson City; and Sharon May, Lakeland, Fla. There are four grandchildren and a great-grandson. The Mays are engaged in farming. Scheurich and Joann were married April 11, 1966, at Sacred Heart Church, Ludlow. They are parents of Josie Manning, rural Paxton, and Sean, serving with the Navy in Millington, Tenn.

There is one grandson. Scheurich is engaged in farming, and Mrs. Scheurich is employed by Ludlow Co-op Grain Elevator Co. X. 'H ELLIOTT Mr.

and Mrs. Russel May of Elliott and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scheurich of rural Paxton, will celebrate their 50th and 25th wedding anniversaries respectively, with a joint open reception from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday at Pon-toppidan Lutheran Church, rural Elliott May and Lucille Johnson were married May 19, 1941, at the home of the bride's parents south of Elliott They are parents of Joann Scheurich, rural Paxton; Janet 50th anniversary for Joe Kelleys COLFAX Joe and Dorothy Kelley of Colax will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open reception from 2 to 5 p.m.

Sunday at St Joseph's Church Hall, Colfax. Their children and grandchildren will host the event Kelley and Dorothy Powell were married Jan. 4, 1941, at St Joseph's Church, Colfax. Mae Johnson Gardner and Bennett Kauth were their attendants. They are parents of Paul Hudson; Mary Jo Copenhaver, 102 Malverne Drive, Normal; Joseph R.R.

4, Country Estates, Bloomington; and David Tulsa, Okla. There are eight grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. 25th anniversary for Richard Whites EL PASO Dr. and Mrs. Richard C.

White of rural El Paso will celebrate their silver wedding anniversary with an open reception from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday at Woodford County Bank community room, El Paso. Their children will be hosts. White and Doris L. Potter were married April 28, 1966, at El Paso Methodist Church.

Viola Hinthorne 40th anniversary for Tom O'Briens An open reception from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday at Second Presbyterian Church, Bloomington, will honor Tom and Helen O'Brien of 102 Carmae St, Normal, for their 40th wedding anniversary. Their children will host the event O'Brien and Helen Isaacson were married May 12, 1951, at Ohler-Pugnetti Jill Ohler and Paul Pugnetti, both of Ventura, were married at 4 p.m. April 6, 1991, at Our Redeemer Lutheran Church, Bloomington. John and Jeanne Ohler of R.R.

4, Bloomington, and Joseph and Rita Pugnetti of Hatboro, are their parents. There was a reception at Covell Town Hall before the newlyweds left for a cruise to the Mexican Riviera. Attending the bride were Joanne Ohler, maid of honor; and Karen McBrayer, Maria Pugnetti and Elaine Thompson, bridesmaids. Chris Pugnetti was best man; Larry Se-nour, Joe Pugnetti and Ted Krad-zinski, groomsmen; Erik Buck-litzsch and George Pugnetti, ushers; and Christopher Pugnetti, ring bearer. The bride is a graduate of Normal Community High School.

She attended Lincoln College and is employed as a word processing specialist by State Farm Insurance Cos. at its Westlake Regional Office, Westlake Village, Calif. Her husband, a gradute of Bloomsburg University, Bloomsburg, is employed as a senior accountant by Seneca Resources Santa Paula, Calif. The newlyweds reside at 1241 Bryce Way, Ventura, Calif. Johnson-Henson KENNEY Dede Johnson, daughter of Jacob and Ruth Johnson of rural Kenney, and Laine Henson, son of Lloyd and Nellie Jo Henson of Fontana, were married in a private ceremony at 7 NEW NAMES Lindsay Nicole Schroeder weighed 7 pounds, 14 ounces when born April 12, 1991, to Tom and Joan Schroeder of 201 Greenleaf St, Bloomington.

The new arrival is a sister of Aaron, 2V4. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thoennes of 904 Dolphin St, and Mr. and Mrs.

Ronald Schroeder of 1311 N. Western both of Bloomington. Helen Schroeder of 211 Robert Drive, Normal, is great-grandmother. Rob and Teresa Vollmer of Hudson are parents of their first child, Jordan Robert Vollmer, born April 10, 1991. The 8-pound, 7-ounce baby is a grandson of Harold and Nora Jane Cramer of Hudson and Fred and Dottie Vollmer of rural Hudson.

Great-grandparents are Lena Garrett Hudson; Harold and Etna Cramer, El Paso; and Anita Frese of 1606 S. Center St, Bloomington. Eight-pound, 12-ounce Paige Suzanne O'Shea was born April 11, 1991, to Michael and Penny O'Shea of 16 Palm Court, Bloomington. The new arrival has a brother, Evan Michael, 3. She is a granddaughter of Robert and Sharon Trumbo and Jerry and Wanda O'Shea, all of Ottawa.

Great-grandparents are Eleanor Thomas, DeKalb, and Roy and Sadie Herron, Marseilles. Spencer Colin Seggebruch is the name chosen for the first child of Brent and Kelly Seggebruch of rural Clinton. The 6-pound, 14-ounce baby was born April 11, 1991. Grandparents are Ron Ziegler and Dianne Ziegler, both of Clinton, and Mr. and Mrs.

Dale Seggebruch of Onarga. Great-grandparents are Geneva Hoffman, Clinton; Hazel Ziegler, Farmer City; and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bauer, Cissna Park. Christopher Dean McKinley, 2, joins his parents, Randall and Rene' McKinley of R.R.

1, Bloomington, in welcoming Erin Danielle McKinley, born April 8, 1991. The new arrival, who weighed 6 pounds, 10 ounces, is a granddaughter of Richard and Margaret Badorek of Decatur and Robert and Charlene McKinley of Des Moines, Iowa. Clara Badorek of Decatur and Melvina Spencer of Taylorville are great-grandparents. April 13, 1991, is the birth date of Zachary James Schwulst, son of Kevin and Sue Schwulst of 1609 ASBESTOS SEMINARS New EPANESHAP Laws Affect: Plumbers, General Contractors, Building Owners and many others. April 25 It May IS Empire Plata Bloomington, It To register call: Ideal Assoc.

(300) 828-42S9 (800) B3S-0S84 50th anniversary for Russell Tesches FLANAGAN Russell and Rocella Tesch of rural Flanagan will be honored for their 50th wedding anniversary with an opeh reception from 3 to 5 p.m. and dancing from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Sunday, May 5, at Pontiac Moose Lodge. Tesch and Rocella Schlueter were married Feb. 25, 1941, at St John's Lutheran Church, Flanagan.

Raymond and Nelda Naumann were their attendants. They are parents of Carolyn Fuller of Coal Valley and Dru Martin of 3106 Dorset Court, Bloomington. There are five grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. The Tesches retired from farming in 1990. He is employed part time by the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service.

He has worked as an ASCS field inspector in the Livingston County area for 32 years. 40th anniversary for Dale Scotts CHATSWORTH Mr. and Mrs. Dale Scott of rural Chatsworth will observe their 40th wedding anniversary Friday. A family gathering Sunday will celebrate the event.

Scott and Gwendolyn DeFries were married April 26, 1951, at St John's Lutheran Church, Sibley. Sara Stiver and Gerald Barnes were their attendants. They are parents of Michael of Chatsworth; Timothy of Pontiac; and Mark of 104 Devonshire Drive, Bloomington. There are two grandchildren. Scott is employed by Nichols Homeshield, Chatsworth, and Mrs.

Scott is secretary for St Paul's Lutheran Church of Chatsworth. p.m. Feb. 14, 1991, Christian Church. at Kenney The bride is employed by State Farm Insurance and her husband is employed by Sir Speedy Printing, both in Bloomington.

They reside in Kenney. Sweetbriar Drive, Bloomington. The 7-pound, 1-ounce baby is a brother of Laurel, 3. He is a grandson of Dorothy Voyt of Homewood and Anne and Warren Schwulst of 1304-C Kingsridge Court, Normal. Great-grandmothers are Lucille Wilcox, McLean, and Alma Schwulst Live Oak, Fla.

Seven-pound, 9-ounce Rachel Nicole Mittelstaedt was born April 7, 1991, a granddaughter of Herman and Dorothy Mittelstaedt of 1306 W. Jackson St, Bloomington, and Jim and Dorothea Hindert of Morton. The new arrival is the first child of Mark and Kelly Mittelstaedt of Springfield. Tony and Kathy Sellberg of 10 Mobil-Land Mobile Home Park, Bloomington, are parents of Karl Ann Sellberg, their first child, born April 4, 1991. The 7-pound, 9-ounce baby is a granddaughter of Daniel and Susan Norman of 1213 S.

Hi-nshaw Bloomington, and Floyd and Joyce Garrett of Towanda. Rose Scharlau, Texas; Jackie Wikoff. 908 W. Washington St, Bloomington; and Fern Stiger, Farmer City, are great-grandmothers. Lisa Jane Brown, middle-named for her paternal grandmother, was born April 14, 1991, to Larry and Marcia Brown of Lexington.

The 8-pound, 5-ounce baby is a sister of Dan, 10; Jenny, and Matthew, 2. She is a granddaughter of Stanley and lone Crandall of Farina and Ray and Jane Brown of Lexington. Melissa Anne Lauher weighed 6 pounds, 15 ounces when born April 16, 1991, the first child of Michael and Kathy Lauher of R.R: 16, Bloomington. Grandparents are Lee and Joyce Apple, Lake Elsinore, Jack Schmitz, San Bernardino, and Jim and Marianne Lauher, Kansas, 111. Great-grandparents are Alvin and Dorothy Schmitz, Colton, Louise Gay, Fort Wayne, Zeno and Mary Ellen Lauher, Kansas, and John W.

and Mary Swanstrom, Pequot Lakes, Minn. April 4, 1991, is the birth date of Ketra Diane Hoffman, daughter of Bryan and Kim Hoffman of Con-gerville. The 8-pound, baby is a sister of Erika, 4Vi, and Kayla, 3. She is a granddaughter of Bill and Sue Frevert of Hanna City and Jerry and Carol Hoffman of Danvers. Kelley was employed by The Eureka Co.

before retiring in 1978. Mrs. Kelley was employed by General Electric Co. before retiring in 1984. and Bud Hinthorne were their attendants.

They are parents of Tom Carr of Secor; April Gladson, Tim Carr and Joe Carr, all of El Paso; Reg White of Moline; Lance White of Rock-ford, and Nathan White of Chicksands Air Force Base, Bedfordshire, England. There are 16 grandchildren. Dr. White was employed as a veterinary medical officer by the U.S. Department of Agriculture until his retirement in January.

Second Presbyterian Bloomington. Elsie Schalk and John Isaacson were their attendants. They are parents of Janet Frankeberger of 2708 E. Washington Bloomington; Sherry Dil-beck of 416 Orlando Normal, and Nancy Kennedy of DeKalb. There are seven grandchildren.

O'Brien is retired as project manager for G.A. Rich Sons. 50th anniversary for Ernest Janssens BLACKSTONE Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Janssen of Blackstone will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a family dinner Sunday at Mpna's in Toluca and with an open reception from 2 to 4 p.m.

Sunday at Flanagan Community Center. Their children will host the event They also celebrated with a trip to Las Vegas in early April. Janssen and Alice Koopman were married April 28, 1941, at Trinity Lutheran Church parsonage, Ottawa. They are parents of Diane Fort of Minonk; Darrel of Cornell; Robert of Pontiac; Linda Sims of Fairbury; and David of Blackstone. There are 10 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

The Janssens have farmed near Blackstone for 40 years. Mrs. Janssen retired from Hornsby's in 1985 after 12 years of employment 50th anniversary for Edmund Sweeneys Edmund and Mary Sweeney of 919 S. Vale St, Bloomington, will observe their golden wedding anniversary April 30. Sweeney and Mary Sullivan were married April 30, 1941, at St Joseph's Church, Chenoa.

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