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' 1 To Celebrate Birthday
At Weekend Party—
Bill Froelich, jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. William J. Froelich, sr.,
will celebrate his birthday anni
versary at a weekend party for
24 guests from Duchesne college
and Creighton university.
The young people will leave
Omaha Friday and have a cat
fish dinner at Pringer’s in Nor
folk enroute to O’Neill. The tra
ditional birthday cake, baked by
Mrs. Edward Campbell, and ice
cream will be served that eve
ning at the Froelich home.
1 Saturday morning, Mr. and
Mrs. Campbell will honor the
group at breakfast at the M&M.
After a golf game at the Country
club, they will go to the Town
House for smorgasbord. In the
evening, they will have a picnic
supper on the lawn of the Froe
lich home.
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. H. J.
Birmingham will be hosts at
breakfast at the M&M. They will
return to Omaha soon afterward
and plan a picnic lunch on the
way back.
The guests will include the
Misses Nancy Froelich, Barbara
Birmingham, Francis Rossiter,
Jean Kent, Mary Ann Davis, Col
leen Curran, Nancy Cannon, Pat
sy Barmettler, Marde Bauman,
Elizabeth Murphy and Mary Ann
I Foxiy, all students at Duchesne,
and Miss Mary Louise Birming
ham, of Omaha; Bob Berigan, of
St. Louis university; John Wacn
ter, Tom Kline, Ken Anderson,
Joe Devine, Jerry Murphy, Dick
Coyne, Don Biglin, Edward
Campbell, James Merriman and
Thomas Harty, all of Creighton
university.
Mr. Sawyer
Is Guesl-of-Honor—
Mrs. Harvey Sawyer entertain
ed at the Town House Friday at
dinner in honor of her husband’s
birthday anniversary. The guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Niles,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schenzel and
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle M. Green.
' Holland Johnson
Is 7-Years-Old—
Holland Johnson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lowell A. Johnson, was
guest-of-honor at a party in hon
or of his 7th birthday anniversary
last Thursday. There were 12
guests present.
Chrislene Janouaek
Is 1-Yeax-Old— ,
Little Christene (Christie)
Janousek, daughter of the George
Janouseks, celebrated her first
birthday anniversary Wednesday
nt a party for 8 little friends and
their mothers.
^ Mrs. Canllon
Is Hostess—
Winners at Chez-a-Man club
meeting held at Mrs. Gene Cant
lon’s were Mrs. William C. Art us,
Mrs. D. A. Kersenbrock and Mrs.
Cantlon. ^_
MRS. JOHN B. KRAMER . . .
In a May 1 nuptial rite at St.
Boniface Catholic church at
Stuart, Miss June Elaine Sie
bert (above) became the bride
of John B. Kramer. (See story
on page 11.)—O’Neill Photo Co.
O'Neillites Attend
Party at Bristow—
Several O’Neillites attended a
party at Bristow Sunday, May 6,
in honor of the birthday anniver
sary of Mrs. Clara Van Hove. The
party was held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs.'J. Arden Berg.
Those who attended from O’
Neill were: Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Boshart, Mrs. Opal Hammerlun
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Lansworth and Joanne, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Widtfeldt, Mrs. Char
les R. Manson, John Lansworth,
Miss Donna McNulty n*d Miss
Deloris Van Hove.
Grosenbachs Guests
At Shower Friday—
A pound shower was given for
Rev. and Mrs. Melvin Grosen
bach Friday by members of the
Wesleyan Methodist congrega
tion.
John Miller
Is 3-Years-Old—
Little John Patrick Miller cel
ebrated his 3d birthday anniver
sary at the home of hia grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs.* M. J.
Golden Saturday.
Grasmicks Are
Guests Friday—
The Samuel Grasmicks were
surprised at a party Sunday by
a group of friends at the Gras
mick home. The Grasmicks are
moving to Minden May 14.
Is Hostess—
Mrs. H. S. Moses entertained
the Alpha club Wednesday at
their annual dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Matschullat,
of Page, visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy
W. Parker Sunday evening. _
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Miss Helen Johnson j
Becomes May Bride ,
Miss Heyen Johnson, daughter i
of Mr. and Mrs. Guy L. Johnson, "
of O’Neill, married Roger Wil- i
liam Sturgeon, son of Mr. and \
Mrs. Raymond Sturgeon, of Cher, i
okee, la., Sunday, May 6, at the \
Methodist church. t
The 4 p.m. ceremony was per- (
formed by Rev. V. R. Bell.
Miss Johnson was given in |
marriage by her uncle, Vance
Johnson, of Emerson. Her strap- |
less balerina gown was of white
lace and had a matching, fitted |
jacket. The jacket buttoned down
the front with tiny lace-covered |
buttons. The bride’s veil was of ’
white net. j
Miss Lena Karcher, of Sioux '
City, was bridesmaid. She wore t
an off - the - shoulder ballerina ‘
gown of lavender faille and lav- .
ender slippers. Her headpiece !
was of lavender net wound with
pearls and she carried a purple
basket of lavender carnations.
Candlelighters were Miss Con
nie Johnson, sister of the bride,
and Miss Betty Jane Johnson,
cousin of the bride. Another sis
ter, Miss Anne Johnson, was
flowergirl. The three wore floor
MRS. ROGER W. STURGEON
—Photo by McCarville
length white nylon gowns with
lavender sashes and headpieces.
Joseph Coons, of Wayne, was
bestman.
Ushers were Elroy Orth and
Arlo Will'.
About 80 guests attended the
•eception.
After the wedding trip, Mr.
and Mrs. Sturgeon will make
their home in Sioux City.
Altar Society
Holds Election—
Elections were held at the
monthly meeting of the Altar so
ciety of St. Patrick’s Catholic
church Thursday, May 3. The
names of the newly-elected guild
chairmen will be announced next
week.
The members of St. Ann s
guild, Mrs. Ira Moss, chairman,
were hostesses at the meeting.
Kindergarten Children
Present Program—
Thirty - three nursery rhyme
characters came to life Wednes
day evening, May 9, when the
kindergarten pupils of the O’Neill
public school presented their
spring program.
The performance was under
the direction of Mrs. Harry Peter
sen.
LYNCH NEWS
J. E. Hiatt, of Pierce, former
Lynchite, visited friends and rel
atives here and at Bristow last
week.
Mrs. Edith Donahue, of Butte,
spent the past wek with her sis
ter, Mrs. Mary Gallop.
Mr. and Mrs. Eld Vomacka and
baby spent Friday evening at the
Louis Novak home.
Mrs. Alma Taylor spent the
weekend at the Earl Taylor home
near Randolph.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brady, jr., of
O’Neill, visited at the C. A. Bare
home Sunday, May 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kalkowski
were business visitors in Yank
ton, S. D., Friday, May 4.
Arden Spencer, of the state
university, spent the weekend at
t h e parental Albert Spencer
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ludvig and
daughter, of Spencer, spent Sat
urday at the Eloyd Kaasa home.
Jerry Sixta was a business vis
itor in Chicago, 111., the latter
part of the week.
Lefty McColley, former Lynch
ite, now of Oregon, spent sever
al days here the past week.
Attend Norfolk Rites—
Mrs. Howard D. Manson at
tended the Friday session of the
founder’s day ceremonies of the
Christian college at Norfolk.
Idahoans Are Visitors—
Mrs. Ray Asher and children,
of Sun Valley, Ida., were over
night guests Sunday at the M. E.
Asher home.
Spends Weekend Here—
Miss Marlene Reimer, of Lin
coln, was a weekend guest at the
Howard D. Manson home.
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