Mrs. Dewayne Borg, neg Maxine Bauer ... to reside in
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338 Seated at
Page Alum Banquet
PAGE — The fourth annual
Page high school alumni ban
quet was held Saturday evening,
May 29, attended by 238 persons.
Theme of the affair was '‘School
Days.”
Mrs. Glenn Stewart, ’29, issued
the welcome, and her son,
James. ’54, offered the response.
Others on the program were
Raymond Heiss, C. E. Walker,
Mrs. L. Copple, M^rie Heiss, ’24,
Mrs. Robert Robinson, Delbert
Clark, ’29, Mrs. Harold Kelly,
’54, Thelma Stevens, '54.
Among those from a distance
attending were: Mrs. Clay Zuber
bier of Oakland, Calif.; Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Sinnard of Lawton,
Okla.; Mrs. Ross Fink of Wichi
ta, Kans.; Mrs. Gertrude Deaver
of Des Moines, la.; Mrs. Thelma
Jaynes of Dead wood, S.D.; Mr.
and Mrs. Leland Knudsen of
Manning, la.; Mr. and Mrs. Walt
er Asher of Woodbine, la.; Mr
and Mrs. Dale Asher of Logan,
la ; Mrs. R. H. Robinson of Col
orado Springs, Colo.; Mr. and
MrS. C. II- Undine of Sioux City:
Virs. Sidney Rhoades of Scotts
bluff; Mr. and Mrs. Milton Nis
sen. of Sidney; Mrs. Albert Kos
micke of Bridgeport; Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Gray of Blue Hill.
Mrs. Kenneth oraaaocK, Mrs.
Dean Richards, Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Haynes, Mr. and Mrs. L.
Copple and Dale Braddock, all
of Omaha; Miss Mary’ Louise
french of Stromsburg; Mrs. Les
ter Hart of North Bend; Mr. and
Mrs. Keitn Weyer of Lincoln;
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Murfin of
Cairo; Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Heiss of Lincoln; Mr. and Mrs.
Rov Snyder of Ainsworth; Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Kennedy of
Ainsworth; Mr. and Mrs. Foy
Clark of Norfolk; Mrs. Lois Jean
Leist of Lincoln; Mr. jind Mrs.
I orrtst Ludington of Grand Is
land; Mr. and Mrs. William
Riege of Norfolk; Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan Lichty of Walton, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Pappas, of Lincoln.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walker and
Mr. and Mrs. John Walker, all
of Norfolk; Mrs. Melvin Lund of
Scotia; Jimmie Ballantyne, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Summers, Miss
Jovee CLasev and Miss Marlene
Kellv, all of Lincoln; also Mr.
and Mrs. John Allen and Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Metcalf.
Special honors were given the
class of 1929 celebrating its 25th
anniversary. Also honored were
the classes of 1924, 1934, 1944,
and 1954. Donald Metcalf, spon
sor of the class of 1929, was
present.
Mrs. Clay Zuberbier of Oak
land, Calif., came the greatest
distance to attend. The Leonard
.t :-s family had the largest
number of graduates attending.
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Bauer-Borg Nuptials
in Ewing Church
EWING — Gladioli, mums,
large daisies with ferns and
candelabra decorated the altar
of St. Peter’s Catholic church in
Ewing for the 9:30 a.m., double
ring nuptial ceremony which
united in marriage Miss Maxine
Bauer of Ewing and Dewayne
Borg of O’Neill.
Rev. P. F. Burke, church pas
tor, officiated. Parents of the
couple are Mr. and Mrs. Joim
Bauer of Ewing and Mr. and
Mrs. Axel Borg of O’Neill.
Sister M. Flores of St. Mary's
academy, O’Neill, presided at
the organ. Mr. and Mrs. Jar*
Lynas of Winner, S.D., sang
“Ave Maria,” “On This Day”
and “Panis Angelicus.”
The bride appeared in i
gown of white satin with triple
layers of brocaded nylon. The
gown featured a deep ‘V” neck
ne. The long sleeves were
pointed at the wrist and the skirt
was full wiih a three-yard train.
Her bouquet was of stephanotis
centered with a white orchid.
The only jewelry she wore was
a three-strand crystal necklace
—a gift from the bridegroom.
Miss ixaiiue Dduci ui n»wni^,
rriaid-of-honor, wore a strapless
gown of white net over taffeta,
oallerina length, with a lace
bolero jacket. Bridesmaids were
Joan Bauer and Patty Bauer,
both of Ewing, Beverly Jewell
of Dallas, S.D., and Belva Tech,
of Salt Lake City, Utah. They
wore govt ns identical to the
maid-of-honor. Each carried a
bouquet of daisies with pastel
ribbons.
The bestman was Harold Elk
ins of Chambers. Ronald Borg,
Donald Borg, Russell Borg and
Larry Pribil, all of O’Neill, ush
ered.
Dinner was served at the
country home of the bride s par
ents. Ladies assisting with the
serving were Mrs. Joe Thoendel,
Mrs. Frank Bolwitt. Mrs. John
Bollwitt and Mrs. Ed Urban. As
sisting were Bemadine and
Sharon Rotherham, Helen Roth
erham, Rosalie Spittler, Joan
and Yvonne Mlnarik, Nancy
Paul and Mary Miller.
Three hundred guests attended
the afternoon reception. Mrs.
Ralph Beaudin of Omaha was
jn charge oi the guest book. The
gift book and gift table were in
charge of Mrs. Stanley Bartak
of Ewing and Mrs. E. W. Ros
bury of Deadwood, S.D.
The decorated wedding cake
was cut and served by Mrs. Mel
vin Rexine.
Mrs. Borg chose for her going
away costume a rust linen red
ingote with beige accessories.
After an extended wedding trip
to California, the young couple
will be at home in O’Neill. Mr.
Borg is employed by the Lohaus
Motor Co.
AUCTION SALE
L. B. Nelson Property
In Baxllelt
Formerly the Ivan Briggs Residences
House No. 1— . .
Four rooms, bath, large closet, full basement, shower,
hot water heater, automatic gas heat.
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House No. 2—
Five rooms, bath, utilities, hardwood floor, modern ex
'cept heat,
THESE PROPERTIES SELL AT AUCTION
Wednesday, June 16th — 2 P.M.
Watch for Terms and Complete
Description Next Issue
L B. Nelson, Owner
HERMAN CUMMINGS REALTY CO.
Auctioneers
Contact: C. L. Bushop, Realtor
Bartlett, to inspect these properties
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Newlyweds Will
Live in Alaska
SPENCER — Janet A 1 e n e
Christensen and Reginald B.
Pinkerman were united in mar
rige at a quiet double-ring cere
mony at Spencer Friday evening,
May 14.
Rev. Marjorie Johnson, pastor
of the Methodist church, officiat
jed
The bride appeared in a waltz
length gown of nylon net and
lace over taffeta and nylon lace
mitts. Her fingertip veil was
of nylcn net trimmed with illus
ion lace and was held i n place
by a coronet of seedpearls. Her
only jewlery was gold and rine
stone earrings, a gift from the
bridegroom. She carried a bou
quet of white carnations.
The bridegroom wore a suit
of conventional blue and a sil
ver tie bar, a gift from the bride.
His boutonniere was a white car
nation.
The bride is ..the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Vigo Christensen of
Monowi. For the past three years
she has been a teacher in a Boyd
ccunty rural schools.
The bridegroon is the only son
of Mr. and Mrs. Veldon Pinker
[ man of Redbird. He entered the
1 armed forces in February, 1953,
and is now stationed at Ft. Rich
ardson air base near Anchorage
Alaska.
The voung couple were chari
varied by a large crowd of neigh
bors and friends Monday even
ing, May 17. Treats of candy and
cigars were distributed by the
newlvweds. On Wednesday even
ing. May 19, they staged a free
wedding dance for a large crowd
at the Lynch ballroom.
The Pinkermans departed Wed
nesday. May 26 on their wedding
trip to Ancorage, Alaska, where
they will make their home. For
traveling the bride wore a suit
of navy blue with red accessor
ies.
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Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Pinkerman . . . wed in church cere
mony al Spencer.—O'Neill Photo Co.
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Holds Reunion—
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Carson and
Jess Carson of Hastings and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Smith of Red
Cloud departed for their homes
Sunday afternoon, having attend
ed a family reunion at the Ed
ward Carson home. Mrs. Lottie
Clabaugh departed Thursday for
her home at Arvada, Wyo.
This is the first time in seven
years that all the brothers and
sisters of Mrs. Edward Carson
could be together, the previous
reunion beiing held in Missouri
in 1947.
$110,000.00 — $110,000.00 — $110,000.00 — $110,000.00
$110,000.00
In the Past % Days!
DR. EASON HOME
in O’Neill
MARION MYERS ACREAGE
in Chambers
ELMER KRUEGER HOME
in Inman
MULLEN QUARTER
Near O’Neill
HENRY SLADEK
520-Acre Farm
EVERETT GORGEN
320-Acre Pasture
YERLE DAVID HOME
in Inman
SUMMERLAND PAVILION
Near Ewing
henry McDowell
1,020-Acre Pasture
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Among the collegians hcrne c<_
for the summer or a short stay
are Mary Lu Head, Marde Bir
mingham, Elizabeth Schaffer,
Marilyn Johnson, Jack Gatz,
Robert Hynes, Lorraine Simon
son, and Helen Harty.
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