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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1956)
Ottis-Schueth Rites in Humphrey Chuich EWING—St. Francis Catholic church at Humphrey Saturday morning, December 1* was the scene of the wedding of Miss Lois Ottis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Iwjonard Ottis, and Robert Schueth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Schueth, all of Humphrey. Rev Egbert Huster. OFM, officiated. Music was furnished by the men’s choir with George Schac ther as director and Mrs. William Busch as accompanist. For her marriage, the bride wore a floor-length gown of im jwrted chantilly-type lace and nylon net over satin. Her double tiered elbow - Jength veil of French illusion was held by a half crown of lace and iridescent sequins She carried an arrange ment of white carnations and ferns. Miss Sharon Ottis was maid-of honor for her sister. She wore a turquoise floor-length gown of nylon lace and tolle over taffeta A lace jacket with a Peter Pan collar topped the strapless bodice nylon tulle which was fashioned with tucks and ruffles. The over skirt was shirred and caught with small flowers and topped the bouffant skirt which accented with a large ruffle at the hem line. Miss Janice Schrage and Cath erine' Werner, bridesmaids, wore shrimp gowns fashioned like the maid-ort-honor’s. The attendants wore crowns to rm.tch their gowns and short mitts and car ried white carnations. Richard Ottis, brother of the bridegroom, was bestman and Carrol VanDyke was groomsman. Both are from Humphrey. Jo seph Steiner of Columbus and James Schaeeher ushered. Assisting at the breakfast, din ner and supper served at the church dining room were Mes dames William Frey, Frank Fischer, Sylvester Krings, Alfred Uoscke,' Clarence Heesacker, Ralph Brown, Cal Fischer, Wil liam Backes, Mark Weeder, and Emily Hanke, and Misses Bever ly Sloup, Donna Koliha, Margie Wemoff, Mary Widhalm, Mary Duesman. Rose Ann Brink, Doris Kruse, Elaine Korth, Mary Her chenbach, Henrietta Scheme.k, Betty and Bernice Krings, Patty Werner, Marilyn VanDyke and Jeanette Schaeeher. After the weddng trip to Illi ois, the couple will make their home at Milford. The bride graduated from at Francis high school and has been employed at the Green Room in Humphrey. Mr. Schueth is also a St. r ran eis graduate and is now attend ing Milford trade school. Ewing News Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tomjaek and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawk and son, Leonard, went to Scottsbluff on Friday where they will be guests at the home of Mr. and I Mrs. John Tomjaek and family. The Clearwater Pinochle club was entertained Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Knapp in Ewing. All members were present. Winners of high scores were Mrs. Walter Patras of Clearwater and Mr. Knapp. Low score went Mrs. Frank Bohn of Ewing and Roy Stevens of Clearwater. Refresh ments were served by the hosts. Next meeting will be Monday evening, December 17, at the home of Mr. and Mrs Frank Bohn of Ewing. It will be a Christmas party. Dale Napier is the new presi dent of the Forum Group of the United Presbyterian church, which meets once a month. Other officials elected at the Friday evening session, held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Shrader, are: Lorraine Montgomery, vice president, and Miss Ina Bennett, secretary and treasurer. Wayne Shrader, retiring president, con ducted the devotional hour, fol lowed by a short informal pro gram and business session. Boxes of candy and cookies were packed for the members from the church serving in the armed forces. The hosts served sandwiches, cake and coffee for refreshments. la?e Wood was a caller at the j Dewitt Gunter home on Friday., Mr. and Mrs. Wood left Saturday J for Texas where they plan to spend the winter months. Husbands to be Guest* at Party— Mrs. J. P. Brown was hostess to the Wednesday afternoon Bridge club at her home. The club plans to hold its annual Christmas party with their husbands as guests, on Saturday evening at the home of Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Burgess. Herman Kornock Rites at Orchard Native of Germany; ill Two Year* ORCHARD—Funeral services were conducted Friday, Decem ber 7, at St. Peter’s Lutheran church in Orchard for Herman August Edward Kornock, 78. who died Tuesday, December 4, in St Anthony's hospital at O’Neill. Mr Kornock had been in fail ing health about two years. He had been hospitalized at O'Neill since September 12. Rev. Walter Seefeldt officiat ed at the funeral rites. The male chorus of the church fur nished the hymns Pallbearers wede Fred Spar, Forrest Hend eron, Earl Parks, Bernard Mo sel, Verne Riege and Herman Ennen Mrs Verne Riege and Mrs. Herman Ennen were in charge of the flowers. Herman August Edward Kor nock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mar tin Kornock, was born in Ger many, December 24, 1879. At an early age he emigrated with his parents to America to make his home, coming to Ne braska and settling in the Pil ger area. He was instructed in the faith of his baptismal vow by the Rev. H. Brandt in St. John’s Lu theran church at Stanton on April 7, 1895. On March 10, 1904 he was married to Miss Pauline Kloth of Beemer at Zion Lutherau church at Wisner. Following their marriage, the couple made their home on a farm south of Pilger and farm ed in that area for four years. He then moved to Orchard and farmed for approximately 34 years. His wife preceded him in death in 1931. In 1948 he retired from farm ing and moved to Wisner, but after a year of residence there : decided to make Orchard his : home. Survivors include: Sons—Ed gar of Brighton, Colo., and Ben ard of Page; daughters—Mrs. W (Dorothy) Kopejtka of Elgin; Mrs. George (Olga) Hall of Or chard; half-brothers—Paul and Eward Tiedtke of Pilger; 14 grandchildren. Visits Parents— Leslie McKim, DK3 arrived on Wednesday, December 5, for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle McKim. He left Tues day evening for Omaha from where he took a plane to Long Beach, Calif., to join his organi zation. He is aboard a destroyer. Regular Price $269.95 Less trade-in 50.00 YOUR FOR ONLY' $219.95 Available on GMAC plan for as little at $5 per month. Wm. Krotter Co. Maytag Sales and Service West O’Neill — Phone 51 ROCKER SPECIALS! 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Leon Sisson spent last week at her home in the Deloit i community. Mr and Mrs. Bill Gibbs, David and Kathy were Norfolk visitors I on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Paul and Larry and Mr and Mrs. Lambert Bartak visited the Carl Munson home in Norfolk Sunday Mr and Mrs Wilmer Mosel visited Mr. and Mrs Keith Bar tak on Friday evening. . The Clearwater precinct Farm Bureau met at the Foster Felker home Wednesday evening. De cember 5. Several attended the farm bureau meeting in Bartlett on Tuesday evening. December 4. The Christian Mothers had a meeting at St Johns church Sun day afternoon tlkhorn Club Meets with Mrs. Protivinsky— Mrs Tess Protovinskv was hos tess to the Elkhorn Extension club on Tuesday evening She was assisted by Mesdames Robert Cook; Preston Jones. Prank Gren ier and George Hansen A T o’clock chicken dinner was served to T1 members and two guests An exchange of gifts, singing ami games made up the evening's program The drive for Butternut coffee strips amounted to $ti 45 Mrs Hansen received a gift for turning in the most strips. Here For Weekend— Miss Mary Elizabeth Gatz was home from St Mary’s college for the weekend. SMA Graders \\ ill Present Program St. Mary's grade school will present its Christmas program Thursday evening, December 20. at H o’clock m St Mary's gymna sium. Reception of new members into the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary was held Wednesday, De cember 12. i The following members were officially received by Rev. Thom as Hitch: Marie Campbell, Jeanne Hose-* tetter, Jenelle Allen, Rita Hoehne, Kllen Havranek, Regina Vitt, Ny la Jaszkowiak, Patsy Pollock. 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