9FF Club Meets —
Mrs. Harold Weir entertained
the 9FF bridge club Wednesday
at a 7 p.m. dinner at the M & M
cafe. Cards were played later at
the Weir home. Mrs. Herbert
Peterson won high score; Mrs.
Fred Saunton, second; Mrs. Rob
ert Evans, all-cut.
The club members honored
Mrs Peterson with a handker
chief shower at the evening’s
close. The occasion was her birth
day anniversary.
Presbyterian Circles
Meet Today —
Mrs. C. E. Melena and Mrs.
Christine Williams entertained
Cirle I of the Presbyterian church
today (Thursday) at the Presby
terian church basement. Mrs. J.
E. Davis and Mrs. D. C. Schaffer
entertained Circle II of the Pres
bterian church at Mrs. Davis’
home.
Mrs. Cronin Entertains —
Mrs. F. N. Cronin Tuesday en
tertained the Martez at a 7 p. m.
dinner at the M & M. Bridge
was played afterwards at the
Cronin home with Mrs. Homer
Mullen, Miss Helen Biglin and
Mrs. Edw'ard Campbell winning
prizes.
Mrs. Norman Gonderinger and
Miss Kathryn McCarthy spent
Wednesday in Norfolk.
Double-Wedding
Reminiscent o f
One Here in 1907
While the first rays of the
morning sun glinted on the quaint
Spanish-styled St. Peter’s Catho
lic church in Beverly Hills,
Calif., a double-wedding took
place that was reminiscent of a
similiar affair 30 years ago in St.
Patrick’s Catholic church at O’
Neill.
Those exchanging nuptial vows
at the 1946 double - ceremony
were John J. Stein and Frances
Louise Myers, and Richard R.
Si^in and Betty Jo Hamilton. The
bridegrooms are sons of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Stein, formerly of
| O'Neill.
In November, 1907, Zeffa Zie
mer and Walter Stein, and Zella
Ziemer and Oscar Marcotte, were
| married here by Rev. Gibbons.
Following the Beverly Hills
nuptials, the Stein home was the
scene of a reception attended by
more than 100 guests There were
twin three-tiered wedding cakes
atop a white damasked covered
table.
Guests coming from a distance
included Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Ziemer, of San Francisco, Calif.;
Mrs. Jack Salmans, of Merced,
Calif.; and Mrs. Joseph F. Hamil
ton, of Medford, Ore., mothet of
one of the brides.
Both bridegrooms saw over
seas service during World War II.
It was the fist double-ring cere
mony performed by Rev. Lee in
j St. Peter’s church.
Women Teachers
Honored Guests
The women teachers of the O’
Neill public school faculty were
the honored guests at a meeting
of the O’Neill Woman’s club held
Wednesday evening at the home
of Mrs. D. H. Clauson.
The music portion of the pro
gram was in charge of Mrs. John
Watson, Mrs. Lorenz Bredemeier,
and Ms. Howard Manson.
Mrs. Ralph Rickly reviewed the
book, “Snake Pit.”
Have you read The Frontier’s
classified section?
WEDS AT STUART '!
Miss Dorothy Mae Brandt
(above), of Atkinson, became
the bride of Lawrence Schnei
der, of near Stuart, in a dou
ble-ring ceremony at St. Boni
face Catholic church at Stu
art on October 16. The cou
ple is residing in Atkinson.—
O’Neill Photo Co.
Beatrice Jardee
tVeds at Stuart
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STUART — Miss Beatrice Jar
dee, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Jardee, of Stuart, Monday
became the bride of Charles Sie
gel, of Columbus, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Siegel, also of Stu
art. The double-ring ceremony
took place at 8 a m. in St. Boni-:
face Catholic church.
The bride appeared in a tur
quoise dressmaker suit. She was
attended by her sister, Miss Ber
nice Jardee, of Omaha. The
bridegroom’s attendant was
Ralph McGuire, of Columblus.
Both the bride and bridegroom
are graduates of Stuart high
school. The bride has been em
ployed in the office of Holt Coun
ty Treasurer J. Ed Hancock foi
the past four years.
The bridegroom is a member
of the Kay Mills dance orches
tra.
The couple will reside in Col
umbus.
Among O’Neill friends of the
couple attending the wedding
were Mrs. Helen Starlin, Mrs.
Winnie Walling, Miss Irene Her
shiser, Miss Dorothy Kratochvil,
Miss Marion Bosn, and Mrs. Ted
Manzer.
Goldenrod Club
Prepares for Christmas —
The Goldenrod Project club
met at the home of Mrs. T. F.
Higgins on November 13 with 12
members answering roll call.
Plans were made to fill a
Christmas gift box for needy
children.
The lesson “Christmas Buffet”
and “Holiday Food Gifts” was
demonstrated by Mrs. Lee Os
born and Mrs Roy Wayman.
Sodality Meets —
The boarder-members of the
Sodality at St Mary’s academy
enjoyed a social meeting in
charge of junior class members.
Miss Constance Donlin, of Bris
tow, was1 awarded- first honors for
having the best limeric. Person
ations were also given.
Janouseks Entertain —
Mr. and Mrs. Lod Janousek en
tertained Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Halva and Mr. and Mrs. John
Valla at a dinner party in their
home Sunday.
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Andy Oliver Carr, 25, and Miss
Bonnie Lou Bartlett, 16, both of
Stuart, November 16.
Raymond H. Timmerman, 26, of
Stuart, and Miss Anna C. Ramold,
20, of Atkinson, November 20.
PAGE NEWS
Mrs. David Deaver, of Des
Moines, la., came Thursday to
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Heiss and other rela
tives.
David Townsend was an over
night guest Friday at his grand
mother, Mrs. Ida Townsend. He
was enroute from Rapid City, S.
D., to Roswell, N. M., on business.
Mr and Mrs. Elden Borden and
family were visitors the past
week at the home of Miss Una
Borden here and the F. L. Cash
att home in Ewing.
J. E. Smith went to Homer, last
Thursday to visit his sister, Mrs.
Charles Davis. From there he
will go to Oakland, to visit his
son, Donald.
O'NEILL HOSPITAL NOTES
Mrs. Lewis Bartas, of Page, was
admitted Wednesday. . . Robert
Hilliard, of Chambers, was dis
missed today (Thursday). Mrs.
Emma Lidgett, of Chambers, was
dismissed Tuesday. . . Clarence;
Gokie, of O’Neill, was dismissed
Saturday.
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Jack Gallagher, of Lincoln, a
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Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wilson and
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Misses Alice Biglin and Maxine
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Ewing visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mar
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Miss Margie Ralya spent the
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friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Evans
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Mrs. Melvin Ruzicka and Mrs.
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