Young continuants in first communion dresses an* shown filing out of St. Patrick’s church in pro
cession W«*dnesda> morning.—The Frontier Photo.
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The Itexford John Clantons ... to reside on farm u|*m return
from lilaek Hills uethlhiK trip.—O’Neill Photo Co.
Doris Jean Halstead,
Rexford J. Carson
in Church Rites
LYNCH Miss Doris Jean Hal
stead, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Harold Halstead of Redbird, be
came the bride o Rexford John \
Carson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Carson of Redbird, Saturday.
October 18, in the First Methodist
church at Lynch. The 6:30 pm.
double-ring ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Joseph Wal
stad, pastor of the Ni-Ve-Do Pres
byterian church in Niobrara, be
fore an altar decorated with bou
quets of mums.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a floor-length
gown of Rochelle lace oyer taffeta
with a fitted bodice which featur
ed tiny lace covered buttons down
the front, with a scalloped neck
line and long tapering sleeves. The
skirt had 3 flounces of lace with
a show of ruffles in the back.
The illusioned veil was trimmed
with lace to match the gown and
held in place by a tiara of pearls
and sequins.
She wore a pearl necklace and
earrings, a gift from the bride
grom, and carried a carnation
bousuet.
Miss Helen Halstead, sister of
the bride, was maid-of-honor. She
wore a dres of lavendar net over
taffeta. The bridesmaids. Miss
Claranna Carson and Miss June
Carson, both sisters of'the bride
groom, wore dresses identical to
the maid-of-honor only in yellow
Johnny Hills of Rushville, cous
in of the bridegrom, was bestman
and Larry Halstead, brother of
the bride, and Eddie Krugman of
O'Neill, were groomsmen.
The ushers were Alvin arson of
O'Neill, cousin of the bridegroom,
and Victor Pickering of Redbird.
Ann Adele Carson of Page, cous
in of the bridegroom, was flower
girl and the ringbearer was Barry
Loock of Spencer, a cousin of the
bride.
The Misses Shirley and Char
lotte Halstead, cousins of the
bride, sang “Entreat Me Not to
Leave Thee" and “Oh Perfect
Love”, accompanied by Mrs. Jo
seph VValstad.
The couple both attended Lynch
high schol.
Following the wedding a recep
350 Confirmed by
Archbishop Bergan
(Continued from page 1.)
Patrick (Fredrick) Benze, Janet
(Catherine) Bosn, Julie (Con
stance) Bosn, Reynold (Gerald)
Bosn, Brenda (Agusta) Mudloff.
Cinthia Lou (Ann) Brown, Terry
(Joseph) Brown, Patrick (John)
Carr, Dennis (John) Cavanaugh,
Katherine (Bernadette) Cava
naugh, Sue Ann (Theresa) Cava
naugh, Anna Stacia (Theresa)
Cimfel, Michael (Thomas) Cimfel,
Thomas (Francis) Coker, Kath
leen (Mary) Clark, Richard (An
drew) Clark, Donald (John) Con
way, Dorothy (Edna) Conway,
Gene (Michael) Conway, Joseph
(Anthony) Conway, Theresa (Ann)
Conway, Eileen (Bernadette)
Corkle, Mary Agnes (Teresa)
Corkle, Phyllis (Ann) Corkle. Sal
ly (Rose) Cronin, Steven (John)
Cronin, Randy (James) Curran,
James (Michael) Davidson, Pa
triria (Theresa) Davidson, Law
rence (Joseph) Davis, Robert
(Francis) Davis, Catherine (Ter
esa) Devoy.
Janet (Ann) Devoy, Jean (Ann)
Devoy, Patricia (Margaret) Dc
\oy Robert (Edmund) Devoy
John (Francis) DeWitt, Mary Eliz
abeth (Cecelia) DeWitt. Robert
' Peter) DeWitt, Carol (Bema
dette) Donlin, Cheryl (Marie) Don
lin. Mary Louise (Rita) Donohoe,
j Neil (Michael) Donohoe, Rita
i Marie) Donohoe. Robert (Mich
, ael) Donohoe, William (Vincent'
Donohoe, Martin (Eugene) Dru
joke. Kathleen (Agnes) Dufek.
Mary Jean (Ann) Dufek. Patricia
i iGenevieve) Dufek. Catherine
(Mary I Earley, Thomas (James1
Karlov' Thomas (David) Ether
ton. John (Thomas) Everitt. Anna
(Elizabeth) Fritton, Arlene (Eliz
tion for 150 guests was held at the
Legion hall.
After spending a week in the
Black mils, the couple will make
their home on his father s farm.
For going away the bride wore
a two-piece suit with an orchid
corsage. ,.
Mi's. Carson has been teaching
a Holt county rural school and he
has been farming with hts father.
| alioth' Fritton, Bernard (Peter)
Fritton, Theodore (John) Fritton.
John (Leonard) Fox, Mary Ann
(Agnes) Fox, Joan iCeceiia)
French, T i m o t h y (Frances)
French. Kelly (John) fuhrer,
Michael (Thomas i Fuhrer, Janet
(Theresa) Gallagher, John (Mich
ael) Gallagher, Kathleen (Caro
lyn) Gallagher, Robert (Francis
Gallagher, Linda (Mary) Gettert
Jerome (Michael) Gilg, Josepl
(James) Gilg, Ann (Mary) Glee
son, Michael (John) Gleeson
James (Joseph) Gokie, Lawrenci
(Michael) Gokie, Mary (Kathryn
Gonderinger, James (Paul) Grady,
Nola (Agnes) Gray, Va Reane
(Mary) Gray, Vilia (Dorothy)
Gray, Bernard (Anthony) Grutsch,
George (William) Grutsch, James
(Joseph) Grutsch, Patrick (John)
Grutsch, Geoffrey (Joseph) Ham
mond, Debra (Ann) Harmon, Gary
(Michael) Harmon, Donna (Mary)
Hart, Charlene (Ann) Havranek
Dorothy (Catherine) Havranek.
Gary (Michael) Hertl, Kathleen
(Anne) Haselhorst.
Ronald (Thomas) Haselhorst.
Thomas (Michael) Hickey, Daniel
(John) Holsclaw, Judy (Teresa)
Hohner, Mary Jean (Margaret)
Horner, Lynda (Catherine) Hynes
j Mary Anti (Rita) Indra, Christine
(Frances) Janousek, Sue Rac
(Marie) Jansen, Joyce (Mary)
Janzing, Julie (Rose) Janzing,
Cheryl (Agnes) Jeffers, Robert
(Jude) Jurgensmeier, Francis
(Joseph) Kamphaus, Paul (James)
Kamphaus, John (John) Kelly,
Richard (Thomas) Larsen, Robert
(Michael) Larsen, Susan (Teresa)
Larsen, Linda (Genevieve) Lee.
Gregory (Edward) Lower, Carol
(Theresa) Lowery, Patricia
(Agnes) Lowery.
Ellen (Mary) McCabe, Margaret
(Mary) McCabe, James (Charlesi
McCart, John (Robert) McCart
James (George) McCarthy, Joseph
(Gregory) McCarville, Michael
(Francis) McCarville, Robert
(Francis) McCarville, Carol Jean
(Theresa) McDermott, Leonard
(Dominic) McDermott, Steven
(Patrick) McDonald, Stuart (Fran
cis) McDonald, Michael (Joseph)
McElligott, Patricia (Irene) Mc
Kay, Robert (John) McKay, Wil
liam (Michael) McKay, Carolyn
(Rita) McKenzie, Douglas (Jo
seph) McKenzie, Charles (Fran
cis) McLain, Marlene (Ann) Mc
Manus.
James Michael (John) McMan
us, Terrance (Patrick) McManus,
Colleen (Mary) Mahony, James
(Joseph) Mahony, Michael (Anth
ony) Mahony, Karen (Agnes) Mar
cellus, Margaret (Joann) Marcel
lus. Richard (James) Martin, Mar
garet (Catherine) Martin, Cather
ine (Marie) Matthews, Jean Anne
(Mary) May, Sharon (Alice) Mich
aelis, John (Joseph) Miller, Thom
as (Michael) Miller, Susan (Cath
erine) Moler, Barbara (Teresa)
Moore, Michael (James) Moore,
Carol (Mary) Moos, Leroy (Jo
seph) Moos, Dale (Anthony) Mud
loff, Kathleen (Theresa) Moore.
Gayle (Frances) Murphy, Anna
Marie (Joan) Musil, Francis
(John) Musil, Helen (Teresa) Mu
sil, Phyllis Jean (Theresa) Musil.
Timothy (Michael) O'Connell,
Arlyss "(Rose) Peter, Carol (Mar
tha) Peter, Donald (Joseph) Peter,
Joan (Marie) Peter, Judy (Veron
ica) Peter, Laura (Mary) Polacek,
Linda (Margaret) Polacek, Bever
ly (Rose) Pribil, Delores (Eliza
| beth) Pribil, James (Richard)
I Pribil, Kenneth (Michael) Pribil,
! Mary (Cecelia) Pribil, Thomas
: (Joseph) Pribil, Veronica (Fran
| ces) Pribil, William (Francis)
I Pribil, Marion (Charles) Pritchett,
| Raymond (Alphonso) Pritchett.
John (Joseph) Pruss, John
(Michael) Richter, Judith (Ann)
Riley, Robert (James) Riley, Ron
ald (Thomas) Riley, Patrick
(John) Robertson, Mary (Agnes)
Ross, Dan (Joseph) Saunto, Cath
erine (Margaret) Schaaf, Daniel
(George) Schaaf, Dianne (Ther
esa) Schaaf, Lauren (Joseph)
Schaaf, Laurie (Mary) Scheinost,
Roberta (Mary) Scheinost, Thom
as (William) Scheinost, Melvin
(Francis) Schmit, Michael (Ed
ward) Schmit, Thomas (Francis)
Schmit. _
Michael (Peter) Shefl, Gerald
(Joseph) Shoemaker, Mary (Ag
nes) Shoemaker, Mary Ellen
(Catherine) Shoemaker, Maureen
(Teresa t Shoemaker, Owen
(Mark) Shoemaker, Carol (Ann)
Sindelar. Mary Inuise (Anne) So
botka, James (Patrick) Soukup.
Eileen (Teresa) Sparks, Barbara
(Ann) Spittler, Bruce (Anthony)
Spittler, Renee (Anne) Spittler,
Ann (Teresa) Spitzenberger, Sally
(Mary) Stewart. Scott (Michael)
Ste%vart, Thomas (Michael) Stev
ens, Richard (Michael) Streeter.
Vincent (James) Streeter, David
(Francis) Stutz, Ellen (Mary) !
Stutz.
Paula (Teresa) Templemeyer
Rose Ann (Theresa) Templemey
er. Kathleen (Mary) Thamish.
Mark (Michael) Thamish, Vera
(Agnes) Thomson, Michal Jean
iTherese) Tighe) Leanna (Eliza
beth) Tomjack, William (Paul)
Tomjack. Sheryl (Teresa) Tooker,
James (Thomas) Troshynski, Jan
; ice (Rose) Vequist, Thomas (Pet
er( Vequist, Michael (Anthony) i
Verzal. Patricia (Mary) Wabs
Susan (Margaret* Wabs. Robert
(Michael> Waliio. Carolyn (Mar
ie! Walnofer, Ronald (Joseph!
Walters, William (Francis! White,
Michael (Lawrence i Wichman
Joan (Marie* Wichman. James
i Michael * Wilson, Duane (Joseph!
Winkler, Eugene (Patrick! Wink
ler, Rita (Maryl Winkler. Leona
(Catherine! Wincholl, Ann 1 Ther
esa i Wolfe, Daniel (Joseph! Wolfe, 1
Mary Frances (Agnes' Wolfe, Eu
gene (Joseph! Yantzie. Paul (Jo
seph! Yanizi. Clinton (Diuisi Zast
row, Deanne (Annet Zakrzewski,
Delores (Theresa* Zakrzewski. Ed
win i Joseph ( Zakrzewski, Francis
(Bernard! Zakrzewski, Gerald
(Michael* Zakrzewski, Lawrenct
Joseph i Zakrzewski, Marilyn 1
i Rost' * Zakrzewski.
Adults confirmed: •
Delbert (Gerald) Anson, Mrs i
Delbert (Teresa) Anson, William
Michael) Anson, Shirley (Mary) j
Babutzke, Mrs. Oswald (Mary) ]
Babutzke, Roger t Joseph i Babut
zke, Thomas (Charles) Blake,
Robert iPatrick' Burival, Clifford
'Frank) Burival, Mrs. Arnott
'Theresa' Buxton, Thomas (Wil
liam' Clark. Russell (Andrew* !
Cl os son. Roger (James' Conarro,
Mrs. Elizabeth (Elizabeth) Con
ard. Mrs. Robert (Marie) Cook.
Arnold (Joseph' Crawford, Mrs
Thomas (Elizabeth' Cronin, Bet- |
ty (Marie) Curran, Phillip (Wil
liam) Dempsey. Mrs. C M
(Clare' Eason. Charles (John'
'ox, Leonard (John* Fat, 0. Dale
Franco French, Edward (Mich
iel* Gallagher. William lPatrick*
tanscn, Mrs J C. (Helen* Shaw
drs John (Mary* Kersenbrock.
Mrs Ray (Elizabeth) Lamp
nan, Harry (Peter) Lansworth
xeith iThomas* McKim, James
Joseph* May, Mrs. Richard
Frances1 McNichols. Gerald
Thomas* Miles, Ralph (Joseph1
Vlorrow Mrs. Leo (.Anastacia1
vleuhauer, William (John* Neu
i.iuer, William (John* Nouhaucr
Barbara (Frances* Ollendlck
Maurice (Edward) t'arks, Mrs.
uouis (Catherine) Peter, Mrs
John .(Mary) Prihil, Mrs. I.aw
renee (Rose* Pribil, Mrs. Ruth
, Mary* Schaefer, Mrs. Alfred
[Catherine) Schneider, Donald
— » r iif ^
tjerome' Schoenk*.
William (Hernardi Shaw. Shar
n Kathryn1 Sheets, McKinley
Thomas* Simonson, Mi's. Irene
(Gertrude' Sparks, James (Bern- I
ard' Stewart, Mrs. Robert i
i Catherine' Stevens. Mrs. Vineent
(Hhrahoth > Streeter. Mrs L J
(Elizabeth' Tyson, Mi*s. John J.
(Aiuie' Vitt, Stanley (James' Wat
son.
Archbishop \ isits
Emmet Church
EMMET Confirmation took
place at 3:30 pm. Wednesday at 1
the Church of the Epiphany in
Emmet followed by benediction.
Those confirmed by Archbishop
Rergan were from Emmet and
rom St. Joseph's church in Amel
a.
They were: John Cole, John
schaaf, Joseph Schaaf, Michael
I'ospichal, Hamkl Kenuetly, Pan
el Coday. Jermld Pusatko, 1 ,eon
ml Pusatko, Leona Dusatko,
John lkisatko, Carol Richards,
ois Sladek. Carlene Pongratz,
,Iar\ Timmerman, Raydeen Tim
nei man.
Adults were: Kenneth Huston,
ill's Robert Koci and Mrs. Jerry
TMalley.
Big Sales Today, Tomorrow
There will be 1,400-1,000 head of cattle here today (Thurs
day) for the regular weekly sale.
This offering—biggest of the season—will include
to one thousand calves, mostly whlteface. Quite a ew o ‘ so
will be load lots. Balance of the sale will be yearling heifers and
yearling steers, also quite a few fat cows. The quality of these
fresh, sandhills cattle will be the best. Including many light cal
ves which the feeders will be wanting. Hog sale starts at twelve
o’clock noon : cattle sale about 1:30.
This will also be the biggest week of the year because the
\ following day-Friday, October 24-is the black Friday sale-the
third annual. There will be around 1,500 head of black Angus
cattle, 800 to 1,000 top steer and heifer calves, 300 to 500 yearling
steers and heifers, and 15 4-H calves.
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