Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ltigenc Sidak . . . they will reside at Lin
coin. The bridegroom is in the air force.—O’Neill Tlioto Co.
Johnston-Krugman
Nuptials at Gering
Miss Juanita May Johnston,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
Johnson of Curtis, and Merle
Kingman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Krugman of O'Neill, were
married Wednesday, October 29,
by a judge in Gering.
Attendants wore Mr and Mrs
C o-1 Hiridon of Kimball.
The hridegroom's parents snent
the weekend of November 14-15 in
Curtis visiting the couple.
.The newlvweds an’ making their
hum" in North Platte where he Is
emnt''',ed ns a telegrapher with
the Union Pacific railroad.
Mr* Charles ItellIn
Heads Club—
The Starlite extension club met
Thursday. November 19 at the
home of Mrs. Charles Beilin- the
first meeting of the season. Two
new members were taken in Mrs.
Jay McConnell and Mrs. Esther
Femau.
Election of new officers was held
and dues paid for the new year:
Mrs. Charles Beilin, president;
Mrs Milton Suiter, vice-president;
Mrs. Jay McConnell, secretary
treasurer; Mrs. Carl Schenzel,
Reading; Mrs Lloyd Brittell,
Health; Mrs. Howard Newton,
News.
The lesson was given by Mrs.
Beilin on the making of wood fi
ber flowers Orchids were made
by all members.
‘The Christmas party will be
held December 8 at the home of
Mrs. Milton Suiter Mrs Howard
Newton, reporter.
Mrs. Thelandcr Named
Noble Grand—
ORCHARD—Officers were elect
ed Thursday when Orchard Rebek
ah lodge convened.
Mrs Keith Thelander is noble
grand; Mrs. Ranold Wehenkel,
vice-grand; Mrs. Arthur Erb, secre
tary. and Mrs Robert Utterback.
treasurer.
Plans were made for a rum
mage sale December 6. Mrs. Ray
mond Stevens. retiring noble
grand, presided. Twelve members
were present.
Bride-Elect
Shower Honoree—
CLEARWATER -Miss I^ois Lu
cas of O'Neill, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Lucas, was hon
ored at a bridal shower Friday
evening at the Clearwater Metho
dist church. Classmates of the
honoree were hostesses.
Games furnished entertainment
for the 40 guests present.
Miss Lucas became the bnde of
Roger Bennett Sunday at Ewing.
Returns to California—
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beckwith
took their son, Donald, to Grand
Island on Sunday from where he
took a plane to Los Angeles, Calif.,
where he is employed. He had vis
ited at home two weeks.
DANCE
CRYSTAL BALLROOM
Atkinson, Nebr.
Saturday, Nov. 22
Music bv MULLEN FAMILY
ORCHESTRA
McKenney-Sidak
Rites at Newport
NEWPORT Miss Lorraine Ma
rie McKenney, daughter of Mr. j
and Mrs. Lew McKenney of New
port, and Walter Eugene Sidak,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sidak
of Long Pine, exchanged nuptial
vows in a 2:30 p.m., ceremony
Sunday, Novemlier 9. at First
Methodist church in Newport.
Rev. Gene Anderson officiated.
Miss Maureen letter of Long j
Pine sang "Truly”. "Wedding
Prayer” and “Walk Hand in Hand >
with Me”, accompanied by Mrs.
Carl Hajlgrimson.
Given in marriage by her fath
er, the bride appeared in a gown
of imported handclipped Chantilly
lace and tulle over satin, irrides
cent sparkles, floral pattern of
lace applique and a tall band of
lace formed a sweeheart neckline.
The long sleeves tapered to bri
dal points at the wrist.
Beneath the narrow waist the
tall lace ruffles continued to fa
shion a voluminous panel, drap
ing in back.
Her jewelry consisted of a string
of pearls and earrings, gifts of
the bridegroom. She carried a
double cascade of sweetheart
roses on a white Bible.
Miss Marilyn Phillips of Lin
coln was maid-of-honor. Brides
maids were Bonnie Utter and
Judy Bussinger of Lincoln. Each
wore pompom velvet sheath dres
ses with satin cummerbunds with
a bustle effect and sweep neck
lines. They wore velvet hats and
golden brown earrings, gifts of
tne Driae.
Richard Harman of Lincoln was
bestman. Ray Lindsay and Carl
Fielder of Lincoln air force base
were ushers.
Candlelighters were Lillian Mc
Kenney, sister of the bride, and
Dennis Deweese, nephew of the
bridegroom. ,, ,
Flowergirl and double-ring bear
ers were Ellen and Johnny Mc
Kenney, niece and nephew of the
bride. ., , .
The bridegroom’s mother bak
ed the bridal cake which was ser
ved at the reception to two hun
dred guests. The reception was
held in the Newport school audi
torium. Members of the American
Legion auxiliary, post 227, served^
The couple will reside at 1245
E st.. apartment 5, in Lincoln.
The bridegroom is stationed at
the air force base.
Pledge Financial
Aid to Fontanelle
The Woman’s Society of Chris
tian Sendee of First Methodist
church Thursday pledged $50 for
Camp Fontanelle.
Rev. Glenn Kennicott present
ed the Camp Fontanelle “buck-a
month” plan to the group and sev
eral members subscribed.
Mrs. Clay Johnson, jr., presi
dent, presided. A report on the
fall festival, November 8, was
given. A Thanksgiving devotional
sen-ice was presented bv Mrs.
Louis Reimer, sr., and Mrs. El
mer Hagensick.
Dessert luncheon was. served by
Mrs. Frank Eppenbaugh and Mrs.
C. G. Shelhase.
Miss Marion Moseman, a stu
dent at a business college in Oma
ha is expected home for Thanks
giving. She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Moseman.
VMM
Another Big Cattle Run Today
There should be 1.400-1.600 head of rattle today (Thursday)
at our regular weekly sale.
This run win Include 700-900 calves, mostly Herefords. There
will be about 500 yearlings, possibly up to 000 head.
There are two good consignments of breeding <>n the
books. A lot of stock cattle will be In good sized consignments.
Many of these yearlings and calves will be In carload lots.
Hog sale wUl start early. The storm earUer In the week Isn’t
expected to hold up any of the cattle movements.
O’NEILL LIVESTOCK MARKET
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