Lois Dobrovolny
Becomes a Bride
On Tuesday, September 26,
Miss Lois Dobrovolny became
the bride of Duane Beck at First
Presbyterian church in O’Neill.
The single - ring ceremony
was performed by Rev. Ralph
Gerger at 3 o’clock.
Th bride appeared in a grey
gabardine suit with winter pink
Snd matching grey accessories,
er corsage was of pink asters.
The bridegroom wore a grey
gabardine business suit with a
white carnation boutonniere.
Her bridesmaid was her sis
ter, Delores Dobrovolny. She
wore a melon colored suit with
grey accessories. Her corsage
was white asters.
The bridegroom was attend
ed by his cousin, Dale Mlinar.
He wore a dark blue gabardine
business suit with a white car
nation boutonniere.
Following the wedding the
bridal party was entertained at
a small reception held at Slat’s
cjptfe.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dobrovol
ny, who live on a ranch 16 miles
southwest of Atkinson. The
bridegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. George Beck, of Atkin
son.
Mrs. Beck was a graduate of
the Atkinson public school in
1948. For the past year she has
been employed at the William
Froelich residence in O’Neill.
Mr. Beck was a graduate of
the Atkinson public school in
1943. He served 2 years in the
armed forces.
After a wedding trip to the
Black Hills the young couple
will reside on the Beck farm 11
miles north of Atkinson.
i^ociety to Meet—
St. Patrick’s Altar society
will hold a regular meeting on
Thursday, October 5, in the
* Knights of Columbus club
rooms.
St. Rita’s guild with Mrs. Leo
Gokie as chairman will enter
tain. A $5 attendance prize is
offered.
Guild chairmen will meet in
the library at St. Mary’s acad
. emy on Monday, October 2, at 2
o’clock.
Mrs. H. J. Lohaus has been
made publicity chairman for
the society.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
James Leo Clausen, 23, of At
kinson, and Patricia Viola Brad
ley, 18, of O’Neill, on Septem
ber 20.
fDuane Ralph Beck, 24, and
Lois Ellen Dobrovolny, both of
Atkinson, on September 26.
Andrew B. Hytrek, 26, and
Juanita KauD, 20, both of Stuart,
September 26.
On September 20 the Golden
Rod club met at Mrs. Herman
Janzing’s. Af er a short meeting
some plans were submitted for
achievement day. The lesson
topic was “Nebraska’s Hay Fe
ver Weeds.” Lunch was served.
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FREE
Wedding Dance
‘ AT LYNCH
GIVEN BY
Alyce Carsten
and
Eldon Mills
MUSIC BY
MARTHA’S
Orchestra
Friday. Oct. 6
O'NEILL LOCALS
Guests last week at the home
of Mrs. Augusta McPharlin
were her daughters, Mrs. James
Chapman, of Fairmont, Minn.,
and Mrs. Agnes Gladson, of Om
aha, and her son, Owen McPhar
lin, also of Omaha, also Ruby
Hanev, of Sioux City. Mrs. Mc
Pharlin accompanied her daugh
ter to Fairmont for a visit.
Miss Caroline Kennedy, of
Lincoln, visited from Friday to
Sunday, September 22 to 24,
with her father, John Kennedy,
and with Mrs. Edna Coyne.
Mr. and Mrs. George Klien
and family visited Sunday, Sep
' mber 24, in Hartington with
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roth.
Miss June McGinnis, of Fre
mont, was a weekend guest of
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Sauers.
Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Burgess
returned from Rochester, Minn.,
Tuesday evening.
Guests Sunday, September
24, at the Gus Seger home at
Inman were Mr. and Mrs. Rex
Beckwith, of Emmet; Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Seger and family
and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beck
with, all of O’Neill; and Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Harley and daugh
ter, Cheryl, of Atkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Jaynes, of
Bakersfield, Calif., arrived on
Monday to visit Mrs. Jaynes’
mother and sister, Mrs. Dave
Stannard and Mrs. Laura Burke,
for a couple of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Marcel
lus and family and their guests,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Marcellus
and family, attended a family
dinner at the D. B. Marcellus
home in Stuart Tuesday eve
ning, September 26.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Culver
and family departed Saturday
mr Milwaukee, Wise., for a va
cation.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lyons
-M Don Lyons returned Mon
day, September 25, from Kansas
City, Mo. They were accompan
ied by Mrs. Don Lyons’ mother,
Mrs. Buell Skaggs, of Roger,
Ark., and her sister-in-law,
Irs. A. L. Skaggs, of Kansas
City, Mo., who will visit here
for a couple weeks.
Edward Campbell, jr., and
Miss Nancy Froelich expect to
fly to Floressant, Mo„ this week
o visit Nancy’s brother, Wil
liam Froelich, jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKa
my visited Sunday, September
24, in Orchard with Mr. and
__s. vVUlard Sherer.
O’Neil! Eagles
Lose to Bassett
BASSETT—In a game played
VHdav afternoon at Bassett, the
O’Neill hieh school Eagles were
d°feated, 13-0. Inexperience was
responsible for the O’Neill loss.
The first Bassett touchdown
mrv,,-. ;n the second period when
an O’Neill back, Don Godel.
caught a pass in the Bassett
dropped it. and Bassett
fp11 ort it
Bassett’s second touchdown
cam" in the fourth. An O’Neill
pr.nnitv put Bassett on the 5
vard-line. One of the Rock
rn’intv backs scampered across
O’Neill’s left side on a reverse
and scored.
<3h,«*•*•< '>om Minnesota—
EMMET— Mr. and Mrs. John
Olson l°ft for their home at Wi
nona, Minn., Thursday, Sep
tember 21, after spending quite
some time visiting at the W. R.
Tenborg home.
Visit at Clinton and Chadron—
EMMET—Mrs. Geary Enbody
and son, John Wagnon, spent
from Sunday, September 17,
until Wednesday, September 20,
visiting friends and relatives at
Clinton and Chadron.
Mr. and Mrs. William Froelich
are expected to return from
Chicago, 111., on Friday.
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Inman Frosh Are
Given Initiation
INMAN —The Inman public
school student council sponsored
an initiation program for the
freshmen. It began with a dress
parade in the morning with the
following characters:
Raymond Sprague, “the moth
er with a baby”; Bobby Davis,
“hula dancer”; Jeanne Scholz,
“a cow girl”; Neva Walton, “a
fisherman”; Yvonne Smith, “a
football player.”
A dance was held Friday eve
ning with square dances, circle
two-steps, and schottisches en
joyed as much as the popular
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steps. A lunch of ice cream and
Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs.
1 cake was served at 11:15 p. m.
James Coventry, Mrs. Mary
Hartigan and Supt. and Mrs
Ralph Gray.
The Inman Tiger reserves
baseball team went to Page Fri
day to be defeated by the host
team, 5-1. The boys had won
from Page the previous week at
Inman, 7-4.
The Page Eagles defeated the
Tiger first string last week, 4 3.
Winning pitcher was R. Parks;
losing pitcher, Hartigan.
The junior class has selected
its play, “Lave A-la- Carte."
In the cast are Harlan Nielsen,
Imogene Davis, Richard Bohn,
Joan Coventry, Shirley Brittell,
Larry Sawyer, Ila June Coon,
Wilda Stamp and Harold Niel
sen.
The juniors have ordered their
class rings and expect to be
wearing them by November 1.
Superintendent and Mrs. Gray
attended the zone school meet
ing at Neligh Wednesday eve
ning, September 20.
Mrs. Vaden Kivett and Mrs.
Harvey Tompkins visited the
primary room on Wednesday,
September 20.
Other Inman News
Mrs. C. Zimbelman, of Greg
ory, S. D., who has spent the
past 2 weeks in the home of her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Moore, convalesc
ing from a recent illness, was
able to return to her home on
Thursday, September 21. Mr.
and Mrs. Moore and Janet mo
tored her to her home and they
spent a couple of days in Greg
ory visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Densberger,
of Brewster, were Sunday visit
ors in the home of Dr. and Mrs.
C. W. Alexander.
Calfironia Guests—
EMMET—Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Cadman, of San Jose, Calif.,
were Thursday, September 21,
overnight guests at the W. P.
Tenborg home. Mr. Cadman is
a nephew of Mrs. Geary Enbody.
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