The John F. Wedernkl* . . . they were married In military
chapel at Munich.
Familv Night Affair
Held :11 Page—
PAGE A family night pro
gram took the form of a birthday
anniversary observance tn honor
of the organization of the Woman's
Missionary society of the Wesley
an church. Memtiers of t tie society
were in charge of the program
which was held at the Otto Terrill
home. Mrs. Terrill had the de
votions, Mrs Ilurl Hats gave a
reading and several choruses
were sung.
A surprise "pound social" was
Included in the evening's program
in honor of the pastor, Rev. Baty
and family. The mission fund was
swelled by "one cent a year from
each contributor Lunch was ser
ved.
Iranian Students
Heard at Ewing
EWING Delbert Bichle of the
Clearwater Church of Christ was
guest speaker at the Church of
Christ here Sunday afternoon
Richard Brown of the Orchard
Church of Christ was leader of a
singspiration.
Included in the program were
three students from Iran, who are
attending the Nebraska Christian
college at Norfolk and Norfolk
Junior college. One student pres
ented musical selections on an in
strument from his native land.
Persons from neighboring chur
ches also presented special selec
tions.
Holiday Guests—
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Holly and
family and Miss Patty Heerman
were Thanksgiving guests in Sew
ard at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Liska. Mrs. Holly, Carol Jo
and Miss Heerman remained until
Sunday.
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Darlene Bollwitt,
John F. Wederski
Wed in Germany
EWING Miss Darlene Bollwitt,
daughter of Mrs. Frank Bollwitt
of Ewing liecame the bride of Pfe.
John F. Wederski, son yf Mr. and
Mrs. Klejah Wederski of Stratton,
on September 17 at 7:30 pm., at
the base chapel in Munich, Ger-;
many. Father Cow hig officiated at J
the mass.
The bride was dressed in a I
lloor-length gown which was made
from a parachute. She wore a
fingertip veil and carried a bou
quet of red roses.
The bridegroom was dressed in
a military uniform.
Attendants were Kathy Coover,
bridesmaid, and Sp 14 John Hook
er, bestman.
The bride was a graduate of
Ewing high school, class of 1952.
After graduation she worked 18
months as a nurses aid and then
attended National Business Insti
tute in Lincoln for nine months.
The bridegroom is a high school
graduate at Stratton and has been
serving in the army since Janu
ary 16, 1956.
He is a paratrooper and has
been stationed at Munich, Ger
many, for the past 18 months.
Annual Rodeo Meet
Planned Sunday Eve
The annual dinner meeting of
the O'Neill Rodeo association will
be held Sunday evening, Decem
ber 7, at the American Legion
ciub, starting at 7 o’clock.
Members, wives and escorts will
lie present.
A nominating committee will
offer a slate of officers.
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• Echo Fisher Of St. Edward and
,!rs Mary Graham of Albion
cere visitors at the Sisson home
rhey were all guests at the Mel
in Rexin home Thanksgiving day
Mr and Mrs. Bud Barlak and
amily Friday visited Mrs Anna
ia\age at the home of her sister
n Norfolk Mrs. Savage is reco\
•ring from her recent surgery and
llness and hopes to he hack at
he telephone office after the first
»f the year.
Mr. and Mrs. Fits I Harpster and
Hr ami Mrs. Henry Reimers were
guests Friday evening at the Glenn
Harpster home in h*mor of Glenn's
birthday anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Reimer of
Lincoln spent last week with re]
atives here.
Mr. and Mrs Mike Boon of
Plainv lew spent Thursday evening
at the Henry Reimer home.
Mrs. Beulah Napier of Washing
ton spent the first of the week with
her niece, Mrs. Glenn Harpster
and family.
The lion Shirr*' of West Point
Elmer Pohls of Oakland. Mike
Borns of Plainview. Larry Larsor
of Sterling, Kanst. Albert Larsons
| and Henry Reimers were aP
I guests Thanksgiv ing day at the
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lion Larson home.
Mis. Ralph Tom jack will give
a lesson on making flowers at the
TV store in Ewing each Monday
at 2 n.m
The children of Mr. and Mrs
Pat Burke spent Friday with their
grandparents in Ewing.
Mr. and Mrs Leonard Larson
and l\»n spent Thanksgiving at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Hamid
Mlinar and daughters in O'Neill
Mary and Robert Miller of Oma
ha spe it the weekend at the homt
of their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Bartak and
Mr and Mis. Melvin Rexin were
supper guests at the Evvald Spahti
home Saturday evening.
Thanksgiving .guests at the Pill
Gibbs home were the Jerry lx»n
ser tumilj. the W A Sallonstall
family and Mrs GiMvs, all of Nor
folk.
Guests of the Keith Partak fam
ily Thursday were Mr and Mrs
WiInter Mosel and Mona and Mr
and Mrs Lowell Jensen anti baby
of Neligh.
Mr and Mrs Harold Cook of
IVnver, Colo.. \ i si ted relatives
here last week and spent Wednes
day night at the L. L. Partak
home. Mrs. Cook was fomtrrh
Genevieve Morris.
Guests Thursday at the Rob
Partak home were Mrs L. Sptt
tler. Mr and Mrs. Stanley Partak
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and sons, Mr. and Mrs Leo Spit
tier of Valentine. Mr. and Mrs
Sammy Regan and Mr and Mrs
Harold Cook and daughter Mr
and Mrs Ray Funk railed in the
afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Lambert Hartak
had dinner at the church in Elgin
Thanksgiving and spent the after
noon with Vonnie Paul and family
Mr and Mrs Maynard Stearns
and Madine and Mr and Mrs M
Steams left Tuesday for Kansas
City to spend Thanksgiving with
relatives.
A dinner was held at St. John's
church Sunday honoring the priest
who is leaving soon.
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OarrolI Hunt and son, Harold,
«>f Hay-want. Calif., arrived Friday
i to visit until Tuesday with his fa
tlH-r, 1 Xxiglas Hunt, and brothers,
Earl and K O., ami their families.
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A two-in-one game—regular
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55-4781
DEB TEEN DOLL
498
She's 18" of glamor—from shiny
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2.98 OAA
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Aim and throw the darts at spin
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He prances, bucks, bounces and
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2“
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Hubley, Jr. metal tractor pulls
plow, cultipacker, spreader or
wagon. Box converts to bam.
ROCKER-OTTOMAN
13“
Kids' size and built to last. No
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"SWISS MISS" SET
98
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3.98 098
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STAGECOACH SET
1195 AQC
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Winchester rifle loads and elects
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