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Volume 78.—Number 32. O Neill, Holt County, Nebraska, Thursday, December 4, 1938.
Mr. ami Mrs. Luther I,er<>v Lakey . . . newlyweds will reside in
Clileafio.—O’Neill I’liotn <’<i
Allyn-Lakey Rites
in Cleveland Church
Stuart Miss Grace Deor
Allyn, daughter of Mr, and Mrs
James I,. Allyn of Stuart, became
the bride Sunday, November JO,
of Luther L^eroy Lakey of Chicago,
III., son of Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Lak
ey of Reynolds, at a 2 p.m. cere
mony it! the Cleveland Presbyter
ian church north of Stuart. He.
Herbert Young officiated. One
hundred-fifty guests were present.
The church was decorated with
pine boughs and bittersweet and
candlebra was entwined with the
bittersweet.
Cavin Allyn, brother of the
bride, sang, “Because" and the
"Lord's Prayer", while accompan
ied on the piano by Joan MeClurg,
cousin of the bride.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, appeared in a gown of
imjx>rted Chantilly lace and tulle
over satin. The sabrina neckline
of the basque ixxiice of lace was
patterned with iridescent sequins
and long sleeves tapered to bridal
|x>ints over the hands. Beneath the
narrow waist, the iridescent se
quins were repeated on lace floral
appliques to trim the extremely
noun ant sairt oi alternate panels
of lace and tulle.
Her veil was an heirloom crown
of pearls with tulle illusion cas
cading to the waist. She carried a
bouquet of red roses.
Matrorv-of-honor, Alice McClurg,
of Lincoln, sister oi the bride,
wore a waltz length dress of Jad
ette erystalette with a contrasting
cummerbund of spring mint. The
gathered skirt and cummerbund
cascaded down into the balloon
skirt effect.
The bridesmaid, Miss Jean Al
lyn ot Stuart, sister of the bride,
wore a dress similar to the mat
ron-of-honor, only in spring mint.
They l>oth carried bouquets of
tangerine carnations.
Calvin E. McClurg of Lincoln,
was bestman, Richard Keidel of
Stuart was the attendant and
Charles Sweet of Stuart was an
usher. They wore dark business
suits.
Debroah Allyn of Stuart, a cous
in of the bride, was the flower girl
Another cousin of the bride, Rob
ert Slaymaker of Stuart, was ring
bearer.
Following the ceremony, a re
ception was given in the church
parlors by the bride's parents.
Mrs. Elmer Allyn was hostess.
Mrs. Arlin Caster of Sidney assis
ted her. Mrs. Herbert Sweet cut
the cake, Misses Sandra and Mary
Slaymaker of Stuart and "Betty
Zink were stivers. Mrs. Delbert
Gentele had the guest book.
Out of town guests were from:
Sidney. Wewela, S.D.; Lincoln.
Hebron, Chester, Crete, ^Norfolk.
Hassett and Atkinson. ‘ ,
Following a wedding trip, the
couple will make their home at
1322 \V. Avdmoro ave., Chicago.,
where Mr. Lakey is associated
with an investment company, Jr:
For traveling the bride chose a
gray chemise suit with black ac
cessories. ,
The bride is a 1958 gradU|i t«f of
! the Bryan Memorial school of
nursing in Lincoln and was em
ployed al Bryan Memorial as a :
\ nurse.
The bridegroom was a 1958 grad
: uat° of the Unive rsity of Nebras- |
ka colie -e rf I isiness administra '
tion.
Ernst ,Kaczor,
Kurtz, Rodman
Head Honor Roll
Principal Willard Solfermoser of
O'Neill high school has announced
the honor roll for the second six
weeks period.
The list:
Seniors Velda Ernst, Gerald
Kaczor, Konnie Kurtz and Betty
Rodman, AAAA; Joan Booth and
Elaine Krugman, AAA; Merle
Pease. BAAA, Larry Frisch, BAA:
Cherrian Knepper and Jim Lar
son. BBAA.
Juniors Paula Reed, AAAA;
Janet Krugman, BAAAA; Joyce
Summers, BAAA; Barbara Miller,
BBAAA; Bonney Lawrence, Gary
Stowell, Nancy Wray and Sheryl
Young, BBAA; Barbara Wayman,
BBBAA.
Sophomores — Marion Rosen,
krans, AAAA; Bill Fricke, John
Harder and John Kurtz, BAAA.
Freshmen Melvin Sanders, AA
AA; Robert Kramer and Ruth A.
Walker, BBAA.
Crumly, Nlssi-n Top
Page Honor List—
PAGE The honor list at Page
high school is headed by Donna
Crumly and Dixie Nissen. both
seniors. They posted three A’s and
one B as average for the second
six-weeks period.
Others receiving honor recogni
tion are:
Juniors Kay Nissen, AABB;
Connie Riege, ABBB.
Sophomores Bonnie Crumly.
AAAA; Dennis Ickes. AABBB;
Norman Wettlaufer, ABBBB.
Freshmen Alvin Crumly, AAA
BB.
Teachers’ Meet
Delayed Two Days—
The Holt County Teachers asso
ciation meeting scheduled Tues- \
day, December 2, will lie held to
night (Thursday).
The O'Neill girls’ volleyball j
team played at Page Tuesday af- j
temoon.
A monthly school board meeting i
was held Tuesday night.
Senior pictures will be taken j
Monday, December 15.
Mrs. Iterigan Hostess—
O 'Monde winners Tuesday eve- \
ning at Mrs. J. Robert Berigan's I
home were Mrs. Louis Reimer, jr.,
Mrs. William Kelly and Mrs. D. J
A. Kersenbrock. Guests were Miss i
Barbara Birmingham, Mrs. Dale |
French and Mrs. Kersenbrock.
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Miss Kathleen Spitzenberger, a 1 {
sti^ent at Mt. Marty college in «
Yankton. S.D., was home with her |
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Spit
aenbgrger, for the Thanksgiving
holidays.
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Going on Sale
SATURDAY, DEC. 6th
Former Council Oak Bldg.
Assorted sizes, shapes of evergreens . . . and
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Plastic trees, too!
Sponsored by—
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American Legion
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Emmet News
Thanksgiving evening guests at
the Bud Cole home were Mr. and
Mrs, Guy Cole of O'Neill, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Cole and toys, Mr. and
Mrs. Larry' Schaffer, Dewey and
Beth Mr. and Mrs. Mike Smith
and Shannon of Lincoln. Mrs. Ma
tvei McKenna of O’Neill, Mr. ami
Mrs. Hugh McKenna and Ixvys of
Omaha, Mrs. Georgia McGinnis
and Mrs. Esther Harris.
Dewey Schaffer, II. celebrated
his eighth birthday anniversary on
Saturday with a theatre party
Jack, Chip, 1 >avid and Kent Cole
all attended.
Art Dailey and Billy of North
Platte called at the Mrs. Mary
Lewis home on Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Fo.\ and Carol and
Mrs. Myrta Fox of Miller visited
at the Gilbert and Wayne Fox
homes last Friday.
Jimmy Dusatko, who is attend
ing school at Elkhom spent from
Wednesday. November 26. until
Sunday visiting his parents, Mr
and Mrs. Bernard Dusatko.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Lew Sidak home were Homer and
Oliver Maring, Mr and Mrs Joe
Frizzel and family of Bassett. Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Sidak and Mary
Dual of Long Pine.
Mr .and Mrs. Elwin Ruebeck
and Kathy were Sunday dinner
and evening guests of Mr. and Mrs
Wayne Fox and family.
CC'g'C . C „ - Z SK CWt’Jt'S
Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Fox and
girls were Sunday overnight guests
of Mr. and Mrs Robert Tomlin
son of Star. Sunday was the Tom
linson s 33d wedding anniversary
Thanksgiving guests at the Nor
man Way man home were Mr. and
Mrs. A1 Kloppenborg ami children,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Kloppenborg
and children, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Kloppenhorg, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin
Kloppenborg and family of Coy ad.
and Mr and Mrs. Donald Kloppen
borg of Kimball.
Mrs. Lyle Fox was a Monday,
November 24. guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Fox.
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Kloppen
borg and family of Co/ad were
house guests of Mr. and Mrs. A1
Kloppenborg over the holiday
wtromiKirtir'e « rcrcicwc'cwr
weekend,
Mrs Hob Cble, Chip and Pat
spent rhursday morning at the Art
1 tumphal home in Atkinson t tsit
ing with Mr anti Mrs. Bill Hum
phal of Ik's Moines, la
Mr. ami Mrs. lv>n Kngler itnti
family of Stuart. Mr, and Mrs
Jim Schmit and family of Omaha,
Mr and Mrs Bon Ra/olman of O'
Neill. and Mr and Mrs Wendell
Bab! and family of O'Neill were
Sunday guests at the Joe Babl
home.
Mr. and Mrs I won Beckwith
were Thanksgiving dinner guests
at the home of their daughter and
family, Mr. and Mrs Kenneth
Buggies near Clearwater.
Sunday afternoon and evening
visitors at the home of Mrs. Bes
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sic Burge were Mr and Mrs.
George Pace of St Joseph, Mo ,
and Mrs Lulu Ouig.
Mr. iuid Mrs Ralph Kritton and
Jim spent Thanksgiving day with
Mr and Mrs Frank Frit ton and
family in O'Neill
Mr, and Mrs. James Bridges of
Omaha called at the Bud Cole
home last Thursday afternoon
The George Winkler family has
moved to O'Neill and the Ed
Thomas family have moved into
the house vacated by the Wink
lers.
William Serck drove to Siou\
Falls, S. 1>., Wednesday, Novenv
Iter 26, and brought his daughter,
Miss I.tnda Serck, home from Au
gustana college to sjiend the
Thanksgiving holidays Mr Serck
icWM t a i i'.T-.rrc ,
took lamia Ixx'k to schtxil Sunday
Miss Leah Setxk arrived Thanks
giving morning by ear from the
school she teaches in Denver. She
accompanie<l Mr and Mrs Harold
Hayes who reside in Denver. They
ill returned home Sunday
Mr and Mrs. Ed Winkler and
Mary Alice. Mrs Joe Winkler anil
Mrs Josephine Bruder visited the
Ray mond Winklers in North Platte
and the Harold Winklers in Den
ver, Colo , over the holiday week
ml They planned to return Wed
nesday.
Mr. and Mi’s Elmer Schaaf and
family were Thanksgiving ciiests
of Mrs Sihaaf’s mother, Mrs.
Ruth Barnes, and grandmother,
Mrs Kathryn Freed, at Atkinson
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