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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1957)
Mr. ami Mrs. Wayne W. Barnes . . . the bride Is the former Barbara l/ai Strong.—O’Neill Photo Co. Barbara L. Strong, Wayne W. Barnes Exchange Vows First Methodist church in O' Neill was the setting Sunday, June 16, for the wedding of Miss Barbara Lou Strong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Strong of O’Neill, and Wayne W. Barnes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bar nes of Emmet. The double ring ceremony, which took place at 2:30 p.m , was performed by Rev. Glenn Kennicott, church pastor. Given in marriage by her fath er, the bride appeared in a white floor length gown with lace bod ice and off shoulder neckline and long tapered sleeves. It featured a skirt made of nylon lace and net over satin. Her fingertip veil was caught by a ’tiara fleck ed with pearls and sequins. Her bouquet pink and white daisies are feathered carnations on a white Bible. Miss Karen Gruhn, the maid-of honor, appeared in a waltz-length gown of pink lace and net over satin. She wore a pink short veil and matching not gloves. She J carried a colonial !>ouquot of pink daisies and feathered carna tions. Rob Boshart was bestman and ushers were Theodore Strong, an uncle of the bride, and Neil Davis of Atkinson, an uncle of the bridegr<x>m. The bride’s mother appeared in a hiege dress and the bride groom’s mother wore a blue dress. Both had white corsages. Miss Brenda Cole of Star, ac companied by Mrs. Richard Smithson at the organ, sang "Be cause", "I Love You Truly” and "The Lord’s Prayer". A reception followed in the church parlors for 111) guests. The bride's table was decorated with pink roses and peonies, which were on either side of the four tiered wedding cake, baked by Mrs. Carl Colfack. Mrs Theodore Strong, the bride’s aunt, had charge of the guest book. Mrs. Melvin Klinger, another aunt, and an aunt of the j bridegroom, Mrs. Neil Davis, poured. Mrs. John Plessell, a | cousin of the bride, had charge j of the gifts. For her wedding trip to Oma ha, the bride chose a pink sheath j dress with white accessories. Up- j on their return at the latter part1 of the week, the couple will re side in O'Neill. Mrs. Barnes is a graduate of O’Neill high school, class of 1957. Mr. Barnes, a graduate of Atkin son high school, is employed at Etherson’s Station in Emmet. The Iasi Kalkou skis . . . the bride before her marriage was Miss t.lendora Hull.—O’Neill Photo Co. Glendora Hull Is Lynch Bride LYNCH A very pretty wedding was solemnized at the Assum tion BVM Catholic church Thurs day. June 13. 9 a m., when Miss Glendora Hull, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hull and Leo Kalkowski. son of Mr. and Mrs George Kalkowski exchanged vows. Hgh mass was offered by Rev. Charles Kamber. The bride wore a creation of satin and lace with a shoulder lengh veil. She carried a -bou quet of red roses. Mis Delores Kalkowski sister of the bridegroom, was brides maid. and Mrs. Leonard Hav ranek. sister of the bride, was matron-of-honor. Both wore identical gowns of yellow and or chid and carried houques of roses to match their gown. Debbie Havranek and Karen Spencer were flowergirls also dressed in matching gowns of yel low and orchid. Darrell Spen cer was ring bearer. August Kalkowski, brother of the bridegroom, and Laurence Kalkowski, cousin of the bride groom were the bridegroom's at tendants. The three- men wore light suits. A reception was held at the American Legion hall after the ceremony with ladies from the Rural Progressive club as host esses. Rosalie Thompson. Ver onica McDonald and Louise Bir meier waited on the tables. The couple was hosts at a dance in the Lynch ballroom in the evenng after which they left for a wedding trip. The bridegroom farms with his father and brother north of town. O’Neill News Francis Mood of New York City arrived Sunday to spend two weeks vacation with his parents, Mr and Mrs E. N. Flood Mrs. George Bosn and children, Mrs. Ruby Belzer and children. Mrs. Charles Fax. jr , and Mrs. Robert Fox and boys attended a birthday and father's day cele | bration for Charles Fox Sunday. Mrs. Gilbert Fox and girls of Em mett were guests Saturday eve ' ning. Mrs Lloyd Peek Ls in Akron, la., visiting her daughter, Mrs. I Allen Moffet. Mrs. George Collins drove her father, James Gannion, who has 1 recovered from an operation he had while here, to his home in Salon Spring, Wise., Saturday, June 13 Irene and Karen Collins remained for a visit and Michael returned with her He had been visiting his grandmother for some time. Rev Thomas De Backer spent Wednesday, June 12. with Mr. and Mrs G C. De Backer. Mr and Mrs. Dan De Backer of Columbus, enroute from a vaca tion trip to Denver, Colo., came Sunday to spend a few days' w ith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. 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