200 See Wedding
Blinn-Eggemeyer
At a beautiful double ring
ceremony performed by Father
Talbott of St. Marys’ Catholic
Church of Kodiak, approxi
mately two hundred guests
witnessed the marriageof Mar
lyss Rae Blinn to Janies Earl
Eggemeyer USMC. at eight
o'clock last Saturday even ng
August 7th I954j
The bride, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jess Biinn. was given
in marriage by - her 'father, a
well kndwn Kodiak business
man.
MarlysS:made a very lovely
bride, having chosen former
wedding :v'g6wn :a beautiful
white ifrfpbridcf Ffe&ch'Ghan
tilli Lace creation with three
tiers of lfylomnet over ■ bridal
satin, ankfe lenthV with a finger
tip veil Iqid crown of rhine
stones apd pearls. The bridal
bouquet w&s an old f&shioiied
CoIoniafb'oU<!iuet of white rose
buds centered aroirhd' red
sweetheart' roses and lily of
the valley. • '■**•<
Mrs. Walter Kraft, the Mat
ron of Honor, was very lovely
in a white nylonballerinagown
with a pattern of pink roses
and a pink bolero. She carried
an old fashioned bouquet of
matching pink and white car
nations.
The brides maids, Miss Marie
Anderson and Mis3 Beoma
Blinn, who chose laceand nylon
net. ballerino lenth gowns
with lace bolero and head
pieces to match. Marie was at
t red in an aqua gown and car
ried an old fashioned bouquet
oi yenow rose duos ana neomo
more a pink gown and carried
a Colonial bouquet of pink car
nations. MiBS Blinn is the brides
sister.
The brides mother, Mrs.
Frieda Blinn, wore a soft rose
ballerina lenth lace gown, with
matching gloves and hat. She
wore a corsage of dusty rose
carnations.
The mother of the groom,
Mrs. Otto Eggemeyer,
was attired in Navy French
crepe with white asscessories
and wore a corsage of white
gardenias.
The bridegroom, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Eggemeyor, hadMaj.
McCarthy. Commanding Officer
of the Kodiak Detachment of
Marines as best man, and Cor.
poral Santa C. Coleman and P.
F.C. Duans F. Reidlinger, as
ushers, both of the United
ARTHRITIS?
I have been wonderfully blessed
in being restored to active life after
being crippled in nearly every joint
in my body and with muscular
soreness from head to foot. I had
Rheumatoid Arthritis and other
forms of Rheumatism, hands de
formed and my ankles were set.
Limited space prohibits telling
you more here but if you will write
me I will reply at once and tell you
how I received this wonderful relief.
Mrs. lela S. Wier
2805 Arbor Hills Drive
P. O. Box 2695
Jackson 7. Mississippi
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States Marine Corps,
The wedding music was
played by Sister Mary Hilary,
of Griffin Memorial Hospital.
At the reception following
the ceremony, three hundred
guests were entertained by the
music of Willie and Betty and
were served a sumptious buffet
luncheon with A1 Miller acting
as Maitre d’ Hotel.
The happy couple are resid
ing in the Blinn house next
door to the Blinn homestead
and will be at home to their
host of friends after Monday
August 9 th.
Out of town guest attending
the wedding where Mr. and
Mrs. Ottr Eggeme.er, from
Chester, Illinois, Mrs. Pauline
Hunt*, from Phoenix, Arizona,
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Aubushon
from Anchorage and Mr. and
Mrs.'Kris Helgeson of Terror
Bay,' Alaska.
To keep apples from spoiling,'
place in a cool room which is
occupied by several small boys.
The cny council, at its last
regular Monday night meet
ing instructed the city at
torney, Paul Dupler to draw
up an ordinance to incorporate
the standard requirements
necessary to meet the needs
set up by the Fire Under
writers Laboratory specifica
tions for outdoor and indoor
incinerators for home owners
of thj city of Kadiak
A request was.-received from
Patrick Lynch anjJ Russell
Wright to remove rock from
the quarry in the , East Addi
tion which is now openatedby.
the Aleutian Homes incorpor-.
ated. The Council1 deferred
action.until the next regular
meeting on the request. If any:
citizen, 'is; interestedi ascyfco
whether*, permission: i„v should'
or should not- be .'granted,
they’re presence at the«-next
council meeting is-welcorped.. .
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