Srmonson-Bec ker
Rites Saturday
at St. Patrick s
Before altar* decorated with
pmk snapdragons and ferns, Miss
Lorraine Catherine Simonson was
united m marriage to Oooo, an
Joseph Becker Saturday. Febru
ary 23 at a 10 a m. nuptial mas*
at St Patrick s Catholic church
The double-ring ceremony was
performed fcy Very FU . Timothy
CrSuilivan. church pastor Acoly
tes were Jim Enright and Gary
Holly
Large baskets of pink gladioL
adorned the altar rads The fam
ily pew * were marked with w hite
bows.
The bnde is the daughter of
Mr and Mrs McKinley C. Sim
onson of O'Neill, and the bride
groom is the son of Mr and Mrs
L, A Becker of O' Neill
Given in marriage by her fath
er, the bride appeared in a pure
silk gown of peau de sate, featur
ing a Basque waist and long tap
ered sleeves The scalloped oval
neckline was bordered with Alen
cou lace set with seed pearls. The
voluminous skirt swept into a
chapel length tram Her waist
length, veil of imported French il
lusion was fastened to a half
bonnet of illusion embroiderec
with peaiii She earned a white
orchid surrounded by white hya
cinths.
Mn. Russel] Moier. a sister of
the bnde was matron-of-honor
She wort » cocktail length tur
quoise gown of cry stale tie, fash
ioned with an empire waistline
and accented with a peacock blue
cummerbund
The bridesmaids, the Misses
Barbara Becker, a sisteT of the
bridegroom. of Kansas City,
Kans., Marde Birmingham of
Denver, Colo , Bernadette Hynes
of New York and Jane Kennedy
of Coon Rapids. la., wore identi
cal cl rentes to that of the matron
-of-honor, but wert contrasting
peacock blue trimmed with tur
quoise. All the attendants, who
wore short -white gloves and car
ried pink feathered colonial bou
quets. had matching headbands oi
cry stale* te (Studded with seed
pearls.
James Becker «*er\ed as his
brother's bestman Ushers were
John Curry of Kanas City, Mo.,
fiance of Miss Barbara Becker.
Gerald Wills of Emmet, Jack Car
ney and Robert Hoisclaw The
men wore Oxford suits with car
nation boutonnieres.
Mrs. Simonson appeared in a
navy pure silk brocaded sheath
with pink accessories Mrs Beck
er wore an ice blue silk taffeta
with matching accessories Both
had cymbidium corsages.
M.tt Bonnie Burival, vocal
soloist, accompanied by Misi AJ
vara Ramm of Stuart, on the or
gan, sang Rosewig’s "Ava Maria ’,!
"O Laird. I am Not Worthy" and
•*0 Sanctissima”. Miss Ramm.
piaytd "Coeur de Jesus” for tht
processional and "Joy Trium
phant" as the recessional.
A breakfast for 50 guests was
neld at the Town House A recep
tion from 2 until 4 p m., for two
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Mrs Donovan Joseph Becker . . . before her marriage she
was Miss Lorraine Simonson of O'Neill.—Claude Constable Photo
hundred guests was also held at •
the Town House
Miss Beverly McCarthy of Om
aha. a cousin of the bride, had
cnarge of the guest book Mrs
Ralph Walker an aunt, was in
charge of the gifts Two other
aunts, Mrs Alan Kirk ci Spencer,
and Mrs Ralph McElvam, were
:>lfee servers Mrs. Jack Everett
and Miss Baroara McCarthy, both
cousuis. poorer pun.h
For her wedding trip to Las
Vegas. Nev., tret- onde chose a
grey imported tweed suit with
minK li nn snt- had white access
ories
Mr ana Mrs. Becker, who art
graduates of St. Mary's acad
emy, will live in tne Gillespie
apartments Slit i> a graduate of
Duchense college, Omaha and
taught second grade m Omaha.
Mr Becker, who attended
Creighton university in Omaha
and served in the army, is owner
operator of the O'Neill Beverage
Company.
Out cu town guests were. John
Joe Uhl, Pat Hickey, Miss Mart
Jean MUom, Mr and Mrs. Jack
Gatz, Mr and Mrs W L Coms
wich, Edward McCarthy, Miss
Cathie Boiemperti and Miss Bev
erly McCarthy, all of Omaha, Mr
and Mrs. Nelson Gavatz of St
Joseph, Mu, Mrs Thomas Donlm
of Bristow . Mr and Mrs. Arlen
Kirk. Mrs HerDert Harrell of
Spencer; Miss Rose Mary Corkle
of Xavier. Kans . Da:. Raley of
Fair bury. Mrs. J. C W ills of Em
met; Mr and Mrs Eld Butterfield,
Mr and Mrs Raymond Stev
ens and Mr and Mrs Gem
ey Drayton, all ol Orchard;
Mr and Mrs. Louis Gene
ra ux of Bartlett. Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Wieseler and Mr. and Mrs.
Marcus Becker, all of St. Hel
ena. Mr and Mrs August Noecker
and Mr and Mr- Jot- Leise. all of
Hariington; Mr and Mrs Jake
Baker of Randolph and Mr and
Mrs Henry Clausen of South
Sioux City
Guests of Britteils —
Guests ounday of Mr and Mrs
Loyd Brittell were Mr and Mrs
Rav Canard of Neligh
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Mrs Fred Lindberg was hon
red with a birthday anmversar>'
• 1 duration on Sunday at home of
her daughter, Mrs. Roy Worth
Guests were Mr and Mrs. C E
Worth. Mr and Mrs Roger Ros- j
enkrans and family of Dorsey.
Damaris Lindberg and Russe 1;
Woeppel of Ewing
Mr and Mrs Bernard Schmitz
a ere Sunday dinner guests of
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jons of
P.utte
Mr and Mrs Melvin Ruzicka
were m Clarkson Sunday visiting
his father. Anton Ruzicka and
sister. Irene.
Mr and Mrs Jim Reyno’dson
of Albion came Sunday to visit
the Leigh and Brock Reynolti
son families
Mrs. Lulu Quig returned Sun
day from St. Joseph. Mo
The Misses Mary Louise Wil
son of the University of Nebras
ka, Lincoln, and Carolyn Wilson *
of St Mary’s college, Omaha
spent the weekend with their
parents, Mr and Mrs Ed Wilson
„nd also attended the Simonson
Becker wedding
Mr and Mrs Dale Wilson and
rhildren visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs Mel Ellofson of Wayne.
Mr and Mrs. Weston Whitwer
and family spent the weekend m
Tilden visiting Mr. and Mrs 1_.
W Larson. They also attended
the wedding of Miss Jaruce
Petsche.
Mrs Harold Parks and Mrs
Ray Wilkinson spent Sunday in
Lake Andes. S. D.
Sundav dinner guests of Mr
and Mrs FYancis Curran were
Mr and Mrs Alvin Ott and fam
ily and Mr and Mrs. L A. Ott.
’Mr and Mrs Everett Haskins
of Central City were Sunday
guests of their daughter and
family, Mr and Ms Carroll
Holmes. Their grand - daughter,
Pamela returned with them for
a visit. ,
Mr and Mrs. Ralph McNich
ols of Omaha were February 17
weekend guests of her parents,
Mr and Mrs. Earl Bauld. Mrs.
McNichols remained for a long
er visit with her parents.
Mrs. Roy Parker reports that
her granddaughter, Mrs Lester
Walton and Charlotte arrived in
Harlsbaude. Germany. safel>
They were met uy uu ^>
who is stationed there for one
year. The trip over on the ship
required six days
Mr. anc Mrs. Dwight Phil
brick and family visited Sun
day. February 17, with Mr .and
Mrs Ebby Stout at Rose.
Mr and Mrs Calvin Christen
sen of Monowi were Sunday,
Februaiv 17 dinner guests of Mr
md Mrs Reg Pmkerman
Dinner guests of Mr. and Ids.
Iohn pruss on Sunday, February
17 were Mr. and Mr-.. Ivan
p'-uss and family, Mrs Elizabeth
Slater and Mr " and Mrs. Frank
Forman and Jean Kay of Emm t.
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guestf of Mr and Mrs C *
Porter were Mr and Mr? L C
Wailing Mr and Mrs Harold
Lindberg. Mr and Mrs H G.
Kruse and LaDanna Porter
Mr and Mrs. Chns Paulson
and Mr and Mrs Martin Mag
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guests of Mr and Mrs. Ed Paul
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Ms and Mrs Emil Dittrich and
Bonny of Tilden. Mrs Eugene
Martin, Jerrv and Linda of Ne
agh were Tuesday. February 20.
callers of Mr and Mrs Ed Paul
son
Mr and Mrs John Schm-b
Mrs Mike Starch and Donna of
Nenzel railed on Mr and Mrs
Ed Schmit on their way to
Omaha Sunday.
Mrs Earl Reiser of Spencer
spent the February 17 weekend
with Mr and Mrs Bernard
Schmitt She returned to Spen
cer Sunday with Mr and Mrz.
Schmitt on their way to Bone
steel S D., where they visited
his mother, Mrs John L Schmitt,
and her father. Henry Lampman
Mr and Mrs T Schobere vis
ited Mr and Mrs Sam Scho
berg in Spencer and Mr and
Mrs Ferd Kaup m Stuart >n
Sunday, February 17
Recent guests of Mr and Mrs
Ward Smith were Mr and Mr.?
Myron Waterbury and Tommy,
Mr Evelyn Swift and Larry
and Ray Boegther, all of Ak
ron, la
The Catholic Daughters of
America met Tuesday evening,
February 20, at the KC hall for
a social evening Winners at
cards were Mrs Tess Protovin
sfcy and Mrs J. Spittles Mrs
Grover Shaw won the all-cut
Mr and Mrs Earl Smith were
~ Orchard Sunday attending the
4oth wedding anniversary open
house of Mr and Mrs Fred
Spar They also visited her
mother, Mrs. Mae Knapp
Mr and Mrs Clifford Harding
spent Sunday in Wausa
Winners at NTTF bridge club,
held at the home of Mrs Arthur
Noecker Wednesday. February 20,
were Mrs. William Mattera and
Mrs. Don Petersen.
Mr and Mrs Jack Gatt and
Miss Mary Elizabeth Gatt and her
roommate, all of Omaha, and Dan
Riley of Fairburv were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. J Gatt
Hearts Royalty at Academy
James FYoeisch (left) and Miss Cera Corkle, seniors at St
Mary's academy, were crowned king and queen of hearts AK ed
nesaay. February 13, at the annual St Valentine's day hall. TYii
king is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W J Froelich, sr the queen, the
daughter of Mr and Mrs James M Corkle.—O’Neill Photo Co,
Star News
Mr and Mrs Lysle Johnson and
family spent Saturday evening
with Mr and Mrs Ewalt Miller
and Barbara and Mrs Hattie
oelter
Harold Miller was m Chicago
last week with a truck load of
'at cattle
Lysle Johnson and Arnold Mil
ler had dinner with Mr and Mrs
Bruce Johnson in O'Neill, Thurs
day
Mr: Rolland Miller made a
busines trip to Creighton. Friday
The Ash Grove community hall
board meeting was held at the
Elmer Juracek home. Thursday
evening
Mr and Mr: Dave Loy, Mr
and Mrs Carl Boelter and Mr
and Mrs T E. Tikalsky cele
brated their golden wedding an
niversary on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Lysle Johnson
and sons were Sunday visitors at
the hafrit of Mr and Mrs Archie
Kreycik and family
Raj Noble called on Ewalf Mil
ler Monday forenoon
The annual meeting will be
held at the Ash Grove community
hall on Tuesday. March 5 at 8
o’clock p m
Pvt. Willis A. Waring is sta
tioned at Fort Chaffee. Ark He is
a son of Mr and Mrs Gerald
Waring .
Move to Amsw orth—
Mr and Mrs, Richard Seymour
have moved to Ainsworth Mrs.
Sejmour is the former Frances
Schaffer, daughter of Mrs Clara
Schaffer
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