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Harold Weier Married
To Columbus Girl;
To Reside in Seattle
Miss Lea Markhofer, daughter
of Mrs. Amelia Markhofer, Omaha,
and Hamid Weier. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold E Weier were mar
ried February 27 at the St. Hona
venture Catholic church in Colum
bus.
Rev. Timothy Healy officiated
the double ring 10 a.m. ceremony
lie fore an altar decorated with
baskets of white gladioli and
huckleberry. Louis Ramhour was
at the organ with Virgil Hughes as
soloist.
Escorted to the altar by her
uncle, Ur. Edwin Triba, Omaha,
the bride appeared in a gown of
crystal taffeta featuring a long tor
so, scallojied liasque bodice with
an empire yoke and long fitted
sleeves of msepoint lace. Sequin
and pearl flower appliques outlined
the neckline and the floor length
bouffant skirt was gathered at the
sides and hack, ending in a sweep
mg cnapei tram
Her elbow length veil of French
illusion was held by a Swedish
crown of pearls. She carried a
purple throated white Cattleya or
chid in a cascade of white featered
carnations. Her cultured pearl pen
dant und earrings were a gift from
the bridegroom.
Miss Shirley Miller was maid of
honor and bridesmaids were Miss
Kathleen Weier, sister of the bride
groom, and Marilyn Triha, Osceola,
the bride’s cousin.
They wore street length gowns
of powder blue lace over taffeta
with fitted midrifs and elbow
length puffed sleeves. Matching
blue horsehair hats with veils and
iHHjquets of cresent marguerite
daisies completed their outfits.
Rest man was Richard Graham.
Alma, and groomsman were T
1.,'ingan and Bruce Weier, Wayne
James Schmitz, Omaha and Rich
ard Triha. Osceola, were usherst.
The bride’s mother wore a royal
blue lace dress with matching ac
essories while the bridegroom’s
mother chose a navy blue silk suit j
with light blue accessories.
A dinner for the bridal party and
immediate families was served fol
lowing the ceremony. The bride’s
table was centered with white
gladioli and blue marquerite dai
sies. A reception was held from 2
to 4 p m., with Mr and Mrs. F. S.
Rednar of Salina, Kan., host and
hostess.
The three-tier wedding cake, de
corated with a miniature bridal
couple, was cut by Mrs. Richard
Green, Council Bluffs, la., ^ the
bride's sister. Miss Valeria Triba
poured and Miss Patricia Curry,
Sioux City served lunch. At the
guest book was Miss Norma Kretz
find attending the gift table were
the Misses Paulette Ahl and Joann
Mokovicka, Omaha.
The bride chose a mutual green
tweed suit with brown and l>oige
accessories and a corsage from her
bouquet for her going away. The
couple planned u wedding trip to
Denver. Colo.
The bride is a graduate of St.
Ronaventure high school and has
been employed as a stenographer
in Omaha. , ,
The bridegroom is a graduate
of St. Mary’s Academy, attended
Wayne State Teacher’s College and
completed two years of Army ser
vice in Germany. He is a recent
graduate of the Radio Engineering
Institute of Omaha.
The couple will live in Seattle,
Wash., where Weier will be a senior
electronic technician for the Boeing
Aircraft Research and Develop
ment Center.
Former Ewing Girl
Married in Van Nuys
Miss Irene Kaczor, Van Nuys
Calif., daughter of Mrs. Eva Kac
yor Ewing was married to Ray
mond Downs of Van Nuys Febru
arv 13 at St. Elizabeth Catholic
church in Van Nuys. The bride
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs
Walter Downs, Oakdale.
Rev Michael O Shea officiatec
the double ring 12:30 p m. cerem
0tThe bride’s gown was of floor
length Chantilly lace over satir
fashioned with a sweetheart neck
line princess waistline and seal
loped hem. Her bouquet was o
white carnations.
Miss Joyce La Bate was maid o
honor wearing a street length gowi
of Nile green chiffon with a match
ing headpiece. She earned a pin!
carnation bouquet. William Maxwel
was best man. ,
Mrs Downs is a graduate o
Fwimr high school and was em
ployed at the Farmer’s State Banl
there l>efore moving to California
The bridegroom grafted fron
Oakdale high school abd is em
ployed by General Motors Inc., 1
V;TheNcouple will live at 6830 Wood
nam Ave.. Van Nuys. ^
Paul Shierk
EN91TRANCE AflENOT
O’NEILL. NEBR
Insurance of All
P ’ IP M 1' gjrl wsm
Thursday, MarchS
What Not Extension, Mrs. Ted
Kyster
Presbyterian Women's Assoc.
Martez, Mrs. Frank Frelich
Friday, March 4
Rebekah
Monday, March 7
PTA
Hospital Auxiliary
Tuesday, March 8
Elk horn Project
O’Monde
Wednesday, March 9
Aces High Bridge, Mrs. A. L.
Eyemann
Wednesday Afternoon Bridge.
Mrs C. E. I.undgren
Graf ten Farmerettes
Golden Rod Extension
Thursday, March 10
WSCS
Eastern Star
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Club Notes
Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
Mrs. O. W. French entertained
members of Wednesday Afternoon
Bridge club Feb. 24. Mrs. Mike
Burney and Mrs. C. W. Porter
were guests. Bridge winners were
Mrs. Burney and Mrs. James Roo
ney.
March 9 meeting will he with
Mrs. C. E. Lundgren.
W( 'll
Mrs. Edith Young was hostess
Tuesday afternoon to WCTU mem
bers at their regular meeting. Mrs.
Ruth Wayman presided in the ab
sence of Mrs. Dave Loy, president.
Mrs. Wayman gave her depart
ment of legislation.
A chapter of the book, " Really
Living," was reviewed by Mrs.
John Quig. Next meeting will lie
at the home of Mrs. Claude Bates.
O’Neill Women’s Club
O'Neil! Women’s club members
met Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Vernon Lorenz. Mrs. How
ard Manson presided over the
business meeting during which the
library project was discussed.
Plans were also made to hold a
Hobby Show in the fall.
Mrs. Jim Champion presented a
book review for the program. Ser
ving were Mrs. M. J. Baack and
Mrs. C. E. Lundgren.
The April meeting will be the
annual membership tea at the Li
brary. Mrs. D. A. Schaffer will
give the program on "Early Days
in Holt County.”
Merrimyx
Merrimyx members were en
tertained Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Ted McElhaney. A guest was
Mrs. Arlo Hiatt. Bridge winners
i were Mrs. H. G. Kruse and Mrs.
| McElhaney.
BCA Bridge
Mrs. Leigh Reynoldson was hos
tess Tuesday evening to BCA
Bridge club. Mrs Mike Burney was
a guest and bridge winners were
Mrs. Earl Hunt, Mrs. Dick Nelson
and Mrs. Burney. March 15 meet
ing will lie with Mrs. Verne Reyn
oldson.
PTA
PTA will meet Monday night at
8 p m. at the O'Neill high school.
The program will be given by the
McKesson-Robbins Drug Co. of
Sioux City.
Juedl
Juedi club members met at the
home of Mrs. Melvin Ruzicka
Thursday evening following dinner
in O'Neill. Mrs. Virgil Laursen and
Mrs. John Stuifbergen were guests.
Winners were Mrs. D. A. Kersen
brock and Mrs. Max Wanser.
Country (Tub Bridge
Country Club ladies were enter
tained Monday evening with din
ner at the Town House and bridge 1
following. Over 70 O’Neill women
attended and there were 11 tables
1 of bridge. Mrs. Mabel McKenna
won the door prize with bridge
• prizes going to Mrs. Marvin Miller
and Mrs. Esther Harris. A tap
, dance number was presented for
! entertainment. I
Card-de-Yaks
j I Mrs. Bernard Schmitz was hos
tess Thursday at Card-de-Yak
c bridge club. High winners were
Mrs. Richard McLain and Mrs
! Owen Parkinson.
1 Altar Society
Eighty-five "members of St.
, Patrick's Altar Society nu t Febru
ary 18 with St. Rose Guild in
. charge. Mrs. Gene Mudloff was
chairman.
Mrs. Orville Indra. Home Exten
sion agent, gave a report on the
Catholic Rural life conference at
St. Dominic's Hall in Ewing.
Helen Gokie presented two piano
solos with the senior ensemble ac
companied by Sister Michael also
performing.
St. Helen's Guild will be in
charge of the March 17 meeting
with Mrs. Orville Sindelar chair
man.
Sick and Injured
EWING—Earl Bilings was hos
pitalized on Thursday at the An
telope Memorial hospital where
he received treatment for a re
lapse of the flu He was expect
ed home on Monday Mrs. Bil'
mgs visited him on Friday ani'
Saturday . . Mrs Keith Biddle
eome, a patient at the Antelope
Memorial hospital at Neligh was
visited Sunday by Mrs. Wilbur
Spangler and her mother. Mrs.
Ebben Grafft. Joan and Judy and
Leon Spangler acompanied them
to Neligh.
O'NEILL—M L Harmon re
tuned from Sioux City hospital
where he had undergone surgery
. . . Mrs. Mamie O'Neill erf
O'Neill entered St. Joseph's hos
pital in Sioux City on Friday . .
Mrs. Ralph Walker is receiving
treatment in Lincoln. She is
staying at the home of her neice,
Mrs. Harold Hetherington . . .
Karen Heese entered the hospital
on Thursday for a tonsilectomy
on Friday She is the daughter
of Mr and Mrs. Alvin Heese . . .
Mrs. H. B Burch received a frac
tured hip Thursday in a fall at her
home and was taken to St. An
thony hospital for first aid treat
ment. She was transfered to St.
Joseph hospital in Sioux City Fri
day.
INMAN Mrs Ernest Brunck
horst returned Thursday from
Sioux City, la., where she had
undergone surgery at St. Joseph's
hopital . . . Mr. and Mrs. Fkiyd
Delong returned Friday evening
from Omaha where Mr. DeLong
had spent ten days in an Omaha
hospital after undergoing surgery
, . . Leon Tompkins, who is
spending the winter in Tucson,
Ariz., returned to a Tucson hos
pital on Monday for more sur
gery. Mr. Tompkins had re
cently undergone surgery . . .
Jimmy Borgmeyer, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ambrose Borgmeyer is
a patient at St. Anthony’s hos
pital in O'Neill . ■ . Mrs. E. 1
Clark returned Thursday from
St. Anthony's hospital where she
had undergone surgery.
RIVERSIDE — Mr. and Mrs
Wayne Fry, Julie and Jody visit
ed A1 Gibson in the Veterans hos
pital at Grand Island on Friday.
Mr. Gibson has been in the hos
pital for five weeks and planned
to be released Monday. lie will
visit at the Louis Vandersnic
and Wayne Fry home for a few
days . . Mrs. George Montgom
ery called on Mrs. Keith Bid
dlecome in Antelope Memorial
hospital at Neligh Wednesday
afternoon.
CHAMBERS Edd Coday came
home Thursday, Feb. 25th, from
Grand Island where he had been
a patient in the Veterans hopital
for about three weeks • . . John
Walter sr. became ill Sunday
Feb. 28 at his home in Chambers.
An O'Neill physician was called
to attend him . . . J. S. Hoffman
is a patient in St. Antony’s hos
pital in O'Neill, having fallen and
fractured the pelvic bone ... A
number of cases of mumps have
been reported in the community.
DELOIT—Mrs. G. A. Bauer
spent several days last week at
tiie Otto Kallhoff home. Timmy
Kallhof had surgery on Febhuary
23 at the Antelope Memorial hos
pital in Neligh . . . Mr. and Mrs.
Maynard Stearns made a trip to
Tilden to consult a doctor on Fri
day. They have had the flu . . ■
Little Becky Huffman has been ill
with chicken pox followed by in
fluenza . . . Mrs. Howard Tem
ple, Twila and Shirley of Hast
ings have had severe cases of flu
with complications . . . Mrs. Fred
Harpster visited the doctor in Or
chard on Sunday . . . Donna Knie
val, youngest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Knieval is hospitalized
in Norfolk with the flu and com
plications . . . Mrs. Ivan Briggs
hts been ill in her home in Om
aha. She is suffering with a
virus.
ORCHARD — George Hamilton
took John Adams of Orchard to
Atkinson last Sunday where he
entered the Atkinson Memorial
hospital for medical treatment.
AMELIA — Mrs. Maude Forbes
visited Mrs. Delta Ernst Saturdfe;
afternoon. Mrs. Ernest has been
shutin about five weeks with an
injured leg and influenza. She is
improving . . . Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Widman and Marcia went
to Ainsworth Sunday to visit her
mother, Mrs. D. L. Fancher, who
is hospitalized there.
PAGE-Mrs. Trowbridge went
to Norfolk to care for the Copple
children while their mother is
hospitalized with a new baby . .
Mrs. Edd Stewart returned home
Saturday after being a patient at
St. Anthony's hospital since Mon
day from a gall bladder a
ttack . . . Hairy Harper left Sat
urday for Excelsior Springs, Mo.,
for medical treatment . . . Mrs.
Merwyn French, sr., returned
Saturday from Lincoln where she
had undergone gall bladder _ sur
gery two weeks ago. . . Walter
Johnson entered St. Anthony's
hospital Friday and was released
Monday. He was treated for an
allergy. Mr. Johnson went to Om
aha Tuesday where he consults
a specialist on his condition.
^ NEWPORT—Louis Oxner en
tered the Bassett hospital on
Wednesday evening . . . Mr. and
Mrs. John Slachetka visited Sun
day with Mr. Oxner and also
Dick Harp of Ainsw-orth and Mrs.
Tom Peacock of Long Pine, all
patients at the Bassett hospital
kinson. . . . Irvin Shriston enter
i ed the Atkinson Memorial hospital
Thursday for treatment for in
; fluenza.
VENUS--Loren Boelter, son ol
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boelter
was a patient at the Lundberg
Memorial hospital in Creightor
last week. He had the flu . .
Kenneth Caskey went to O'Neil
i Thursday evening where he vis
, ited his wife who is a patient al
St Anthony’s hospital. Mrs
Caskey was released on February
26. Mrs. Harry' Caskey cared fot
her two small granldaughter
while their mother was ill.
LYNCH Mrs Glen Hull has
been having a siege of the flu
the past week.
NAHEK, Harold SehulU was
admitted to lb* Sacred Heart hos_
pital at Lynell on February 25
- Matt Schttutt was brought
home Sunday, after spending the
past week in the hospital.
O'Neill Locals
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Heese and
family were last Wednesday eve
ning visitors in the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Heese at Orchard.
Rick Allen of Page spent the
weekend with his grandmother,
Mrs. Mar> Dusatko His patents,
Mr. and Mrs Jerume Allen were
Sunday morning visitors there
alto
Miss Sadie Dericksan of 1 vir
wy is apendiRg several weeks
with her grandma Derickson
ami sisters Jeanette Derickssun
and Mrs. Georgia Butterfield
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Ailen
returned Friday from a three
week trip to the west coast. They
visited their son, Dick, and other
relatives ami friends in California
enroute.
Rev. Robert Enibree district
superintendent for the Methodist
churches in this area, has an
nounced a stewardship work shop
at the O’Neill Methodist church
March 10 in a J to 4:30 p m ses
sion. This is one of five work
shops to be held in the district.
Larry Komock of Page was a
visitor in the home of his uncle
and aunt, Mr and Mrs Walt
Kopejtka at the O'Neill Air Port
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grenier
entertained their son-in-law ami
daughter, Mr and Mrs Joe
Schmidt and family at Sunday
dinner.
Mr. and Mrs Elroy Lieb en
! tyrtained the following guests
Saturday for an evening at cards:
Mr. and Mrs Sammy Peruksun,
Mr. and Mrs Arden l*aursen, Mr
and Mrs. Bill Hansen. Mr and
Mrs Bill Hansen, Mr. and Mi's
Francis Montgomery. Mr. and
Mrs, Bernard Montgomery and
Mr, and Mrs Emest Grosakop
and their families Lunch svas
served
CJteri Marston tit Lincoln Is
spending sec eral weeks with her
grandparents, Mr. ami Mrs.
Hardin Aspach
Mr and Mrs. 11. J Lohaus and
Jean were week-end guests of
Mr. and Mrs. John Baker and
Miss Lohaus, Omaha.
Jack and Gat* visited, Mr and
Mrs. C. J. Gat* over the week
end They are students at Cretith
tiw University. Omaha
Rev, and Mrs. C P Turner of
Imperial were Saturday and Sun
dayday >mests in the home of
Mr. ami Mrs. Clarence Kmst
lioth couples were Sunday dinner
guests in the Otto Urn-tv Iwme
Rev. Turner conducted the Sum
day morning worship service at
the Center Union Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Pen Octtor of
Omaha were Friday to Sunday
visitors ot her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Parker They were
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Us
Walton of O'Neill
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r. C47KW Fillets....lb.39r $3S ,bp!£t "■•25c
a . 10 U). Box -==— FISH
I Frozen Fillets .... Lb. 29c $279 SABLE STICKS
F-h M'/^7 steoks.Lb. 49c lb- 29c 8 oz- Pk- 29
Frozen wWv stock ui* on your lenten
10 l.t>. Box FISH NEEDS AT THESE
Fresh Fillets .... Lb. *Oc $^49 JS^ZSTZSFZl
Frozen headquarters
NEBRASKA RED
SPUDS
100 Lb. Sack
249
GOLDEN RIPE 1
BANANAS I
SEEDLESS RED OR WHITE | FRESH IRISH Ijirxo Stalk M
GRAPEFRUIT ...10 For 49c \ CELERY .19c I
^ Lean, Tender Baby Beef
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U. H. DA FOOD or BABY BEEF
RIB STEAK.Lb. 69c
WIMMERS ALL MEAT
RING BOLOGNA .3 Rings $1.00
END CT'T
PORK CHOPS .3 Lbs For 89c
BABY BEEF
FRONT QUARTERS
For those who like
Very Tender and
Very Leon Beef
AVERAGE WEIGHT 85 Lbs
NO CHARGE FOR CUTTING & WRAPPING
FOR THIS SALE
ENDS AND PIECES M
BACON . 5 Lbs. 69c 1
PKKIiE AND PIMENTO •
MACARONI & CHEESE .Lb. 49c f
BACON SQUARES .Lb. 19c 1
I
I FLOUR
PETER PAN 12 o*. Jar*
PEANUT BUTTER.3 For $1.00
(■HIDDEN wheat
MACARONI.2 Lb. Sack 39c
BETTY CROCKER WHITE YElJOW
CAKE MIX.3 Pkgs. 79c
BROOKLAND
PLUMS .Near Gal. 69c
MARSHALL
PORK & BEANS ... No. 300 can 10c
BON-AIR C
ICECREAM |
Half
Gallon
RED ROSE Assorted
JELLIES .3 2 Oz. Jars $1.00
DAVID HARUM
FLOUR .5 Lb. Sack 39c
Fig BARS .3 49c Pkgs. $1.00
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