Mr. anil Mr*. Clarence Kocken, jr.to reside on I/oe ranch
mmiUi of Atkin*on.—O’Neill l*tioto Co.
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Chambers News
Mrs Nellie Starr reports that
two grandsons, John and Richard
Starr, left Thursday for the arm
ad service. John into the airforce
and Richard into the army. He
will be stationed in Arkansas. The
boys are sons of Mr. and Mrs.
Boh Starr of Grand Island.
A/C and Mi’s. Raymond Gale
Shoemaker left Wednesday, May
29, for their home at Bryan, Tex,,
after a 10-day visit with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Raymond
Shoemaker, sr.
Mr and Mrs. Harvey Pichler
«ikT mother, Mrs. Clara Dallegge
of Grand Island were in Cham
bers for memorial day.
Mr and Mrs. Ed Dewey spent
memorial day and several days
following w'ith relatives at Neligh.
Mrs. James Platt drove to
Greenville, S. C., recently to at
tend the graduation exercises at
Bob Jones university and to bring
her daughter, Miss Beverly,
home Beverly is a junior at the
mWrge.
Mr. and Mrs. Weller have
moved into the Platt house south
of the Platt Oil Co. in Chambers.
Mr. Weller has been engaged to
teach in the high school the com
ing year.
Mary Ellen Gillette and Carolyn
Winfirrmote of Chambers and
Zane Edwards of Amelia, all
students at Wesleyan university
rame Wednesday, May 29, to
spend the summer at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Green and
family of Grand Island spent
memorial day at Chambers.
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FLORENCE PONTON, Prop.
Insurance of All Kinds
& Bonds
Pnone 106 — Golden Bllg.
Dr. Donald E. David
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Eyes Examined
Glasses Fitted
Phone 2101, Spencer, Nebr.
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Patricia K.. Allyn
Bride in Cleveland
Church Ceremony
STUART Miss Patricia K. Al
lyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. El
1 mcr Allyn of Stuart, became the
j bride of Clarence Focken, jr.(
Ison of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
I Focken sr., of Atkinson at the {
i Cleveland Presbyterian church, j
Rev. D. D. Su officiated at the [
double-ring ceremony at 4 p. m , E
| Sunday, June 2.
j Given in marriage by her fath- 2
'or, the bride appeared in a white 2
I satin gown made by her mother. 2
It featured an overskirt of white E
] tulle and a bodice of lace. Waltz E
i length, it had a peter pan collar E
and three quarter length sleeves. 2
Her finger tip illusion veil was =
j caught by a half-hat fashioned 2
j crown which was studded with E
rhinestones. Her bouquet was E
pink roses, colonial style. E
Miss Jean Allyn of Stuart, a 2
I cousin of the bride, was maid-of- 2
honor. Bridesmaids were the Mis- 2
ses Alice Allyn, a cousin of the E
bride, and June Focken, a sister E
[of the bridegroom. Little Miss E
I Terri Allyn, a sister of the bride, 2
was flowergirl. 2
All wore identical dresses of 2
! pink sheer nylon. The flower 2
girl's dress was floor length and E
the otliers ballerina length. They E
wore white flower head bands. E
Their liouquets were white cadna- E
tions and the flowergirl’s was 2
daisies. 2
William Focken of Atkinson, a 2
brother of the bridegroom, was E
bestman. Groomsmen were Paul E
! Focken, a brother of the bride- E
groom and Dick Sweet, a cousin z
of the bride. Ushers were Cal Al- 2
lyn and Doyle Focken. Danny 2
Focken, a brother of the bride- 2
groom, was ringbearer. All wore 2
light suits and white carnations. E
The bride’s mother appeared in 2
a blue dress with white accessor- 2
ies. The mother of the bridegroom 2
wore a navy dress and white ac- 2
cesories. Both had white carna- E
jtion corsages. E
James Hansen of Atkinson ac- 2
companied by Joan McClurg of 2
Bassett, sang "The Lord’s Pray- E
er". E
A reception for 130 guests was E
served by Ladies Aid. under the
direction of Mrs James Allyn of
Stuart, an aunt of the bride, in
the church basement.
The wedding cake was made
and decorated by Connie Coufal of
Stuart. Grace Allyn poured, Mrs
Dwayne Philbrick of O’Neill
served punch. Mrs. Warren Mc
Clurg of Bassett cut the cake.
Servers were Donna McClurg,
Janice Sweet and Karen Focken.
Mrs Dick Straka, a sister of the
bride, had charge of the guest
book The Misses Evelyn and Al
ice Sweet and Doris Smith had,
charge of the gift table.
After a wedding trip to the i
Black Hills, the couple will live j
at the Lee ranch, south of Atkin
son, where he is employed.
Mrs Focken is a graduate of
Stuart high school, class of ‘57.
Mr. Focken is a graduate of At
kinson high school, class of 1954.
Mrs. Vannie Newman attended '
the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. !
Lottie Kramer in Valentine.
Hospital Notes
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
Admitted: May 27 Mrs. C. J.
Wilson of Council Bluffs, la , med
ical; Merrill Smith of Stuart,
medical. 28 Mrs. Ida M Becker
of Atkinsyn, medical. 29- A. G.
Miller of Atkinson, medical; Mrs.
Andy Hytrek of Stuart. O B. 30
Mrs. Virgil David of Chambers.
O. B.; Mrs. William Crawford of
Chambers, medical; Miss Elsie
Werner of Atkinson, medical. 31—
Mrs. Carl Hermance of Stuart,
O. B. June 1 Peter Engler of
Stuadt, medical. 2 Mrs. Bo Con
ner of Atkinson, O. B.
Dismissed: Maf 28 Mrs. Eu
gene Hamik of Atkinson; Mrs.
Edgar Gagerman of Ainsworth.
29 Merrill Smith of Stuart: Mrs.
Frank Disterhaupt of Atkinson.
31 Mrs. Ida M Becker of Atkin
son; Mrs. Fred Swanson of Atkin
son; A G. Miller of Atkinson;
John Mohr of Atkinson; Mrs.
Robert Connell of Brocksburg and
[son.
Hospitalized: Mrs Mary Tim
merman of Stuart; Mrs William
Crawford of Chambers; Peter En
gler of Stuart; Elsie Werner of
Atkinson: Mrs Andy Hytrek and
son of Stuart; Mrs. Virgil David
of Chambers and son; Mrs. Carl
Hermance of Stuart and daugh
ter; Mrs Bo Conner of Atkinson
and daughter; Dana Bigelow of
Stuart; Fred Jansen of Atkinson;
Mrs. Fred Stolte of Atkinson;
Mrs. C. J. Wilson of Council
Bluffs.
SACKED HEART (Lynch)
(June 3)
William Blitzkie of Spencer; W.
ill Block of Anoka; Dr. Edwin B.
i Bradley of Spencer; Mrs. Mary
Classen of Spencer; Mrs. Carl
iGnewuch of Norfolk; Mrs. Alvina
Hamling of Spencer; Mrs. Katie
Hrbek of Redbird; William Jor
dan of Butte; Baby Douglas Ray
Iziock of Spencer; Mrs. Leo Marx
and baby Lawrence Patrick of
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Spencer; Miss Darla Mohr, daugh
ter of Mr and Mrs. Marion Mohr
of Butte; Mrs. William Podany of
Butte; Mrs. Lloyd Whetham of
Spencer; Wiliam Schmitz of Bone
steel, S. D.
Dismissals: May 27 Mrs. Walt
er Ahlers of Butte. 28 Miss
Diane Wolf of Fairfax; Master
Randy Ellwanger of Buttte; bab\
Dick Lee Johnson of O'Neill; ba
by Terry Paul Krugman of Spen
cer. 30- Charles Kinzie of Butte;
Mrs. John Rath and baby, Cath
erine Elaine of Spencer. 31 baby
Christine Ann Fuhrer of Butte.
June 1 — Mrs. Willia Schollmey
er of Redbird; Harold Schultz of
Naper.
Arthur Prettvman, 76. of Bone
steel died May 28.
CHAMBERS NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coolidge
and Kenneth entertained the fol
lowing relatives to dinner Friday,
May 30: Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Coolidge of Amelia, Mr. and Mrs. (
James Grimes, Mr. and Mrs. G.
H. Grimes of Chambers. Mrs. Lor
an Coppac and Carrol of Ottum
wa. Ia., and Milton Grimes of
Lincoln.
Mi-s. Lois Smith of Lewiston.
Ida . son and daughter-in-law,
Mr and Mrs Warren Holcomb,
and son. Warren, jr.. of Monterey
Park. Calif, came Saturday.
June 1. to visit the former’s broth
er-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mi's, lxniis Harley
Milton Grimes and sister. Mrs
Loren Coppac. two children left
Sunday for Lincoln follow ing a
weekend \ isit with their mother,
Mrs. James Grimes and Mr.
Grimes. Mr. Coppac' and children
went on from Lincoln to their 1
home at Ottumwa on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Jackson
of Nampa, Ida. came Saturday,
My 25, and visited until Tues- j
day with lus grandparents, Mr. I
and Mrs W. H. Woods. Weekend
guests included Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Kasik and family of
Madison. The daughters, Cheri
and Susie Kasik. remained for a
week's visit.
About 35 relatives gathered at
the James Gibson home for lunch
following services at the Bethany
church. The guests came from
Lincoln, York. Ewing, Spalding.
O'Neill and Chambers.
Jim Coker, a student at Wich
ta, tKans. > University, is home.
1 le is the son of Abbie Coker
Dr. J. L. Sherbahn
CHIROPRACTOR
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Wisconsin Dairy Heifers jj
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ORCHARD SALE BARN
Wednesday, June 12th — 8 P.M.
60 head choice Wisconsin dairy heifer
calves =
Anyone wishing to obtain some fine heifer calves from high
producing herds be sure to attend this sale. Two weeks guar
antee on health of calves.
Free Heifer Calf To Be Given Away
WALTER VANNOY, Owner
Kearney, Nebr.
FOURTH ANNUAL |
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SATURDAY NIGHT 2 - BIG PERFORMANCES - 2 SUNDAY AFTERNOON (
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*275.00 purse
$100.00 CASH PRIZE TO ALL-AROUND CHAMPION |
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| Entry Fee $10 _ ¥»»
I * SADDLE BRONCS CCA
| Entry Fee $10 _¥»»
| * BULL DOGGING CCA
= Entry Fee $10 _^wlr
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| Entry Fee $10 _¥*»
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1 * LADIES’ BARREL RACE fcOE
| Entry Fee $5 _
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E Entries close at 10 a.m., Jane 15. Entry fees mast be
paid before stock is drawn. No personal checks ac
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ADDED ATTRACTIONS
CLOWNS |
BULLFIGHTERS |
BIG PARADE I |
SATURDAY EVENING g
Starting at 7 O’clock =
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BAND CONCERT . |
by the NELIGH BAND jj
Sunday Afternoon — Prior to Rodeo
SPECIAL ATTRACTION! j§
JOHNNY RIVERS |
and His Golden Stallion 1
Tricks and Fancy Rope Spinning =
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ADMISSION-ADULTS -90c CHILDREN-50c |
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