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August 16, 2011

Wells, Mihalovich set September wedding date

Daily Iowegian

CINCINNATI — John and Paula Wells of Cincinnati are proud to announce the engagement of their daughter, Lydia Drucilla Wells, to Brett Michael Mihalovich, son of Dennis and Jolonda Mihalovich of Centerville and Kerri and Dave Boender of Oskaloosa.

Lydia graduated from Kirkwood Community College in 2009 with an associates of applied sciences in dental assisting degree. She is currently employed by River Hills Community Health Center in Centerville as a dental assistant.

Brett attended the University of Iowa, where he studied economics. Brett is currently employed by Pete Harkness Chevrolet Buick in Centerville as the business manager.

The couple resides on their acreage south of Cincinnati.

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