Joan Soukup Weds
Gene Carr Saturday
At St. Patrick's Church
gt Patrick's Catholic church in
O’NeiU was the setting for the wed
ding of Mas Juana Soukup of O -
iNeh and Gene Carr of Amelia.
Magr Timothy O'SuMivan per
formed the double nng ceremony
in a 9 30 service Saturday morn
ing, April 30 before an audience
of 475 relatives and friends.
Pat Carr, brother of the groom
and Paul Kamphaus, friend of the
couple, served the wedding mass.
The brute is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Soukup of O’Neill.
The groom's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Carn, also of O’Neill.
Leonard Havranek, cousin of the
bride and Douglas SpiUler, friend
of the couple sang “On This I >ay ’
and "Ave Maria", accompanied by
Sister Michael at the organ.
The bride, escorted to the altar
by her father, appeared in a white
gown of nylon and chanully lace
over Burmil satin. The portrait
neckline of the molded bodice fea
tured a narrow ruffle of tulle and
was V shaped in back. Long fit
ted sleeves ended in bridal points.
Wide panels of lace formed the
front and back of the floor length
bouffant skirt of tulle, and deep
lace shaped into points accented
the sides.
A pearl trimmed crown held in
place the briide'g finger tip suk
illusion veil. She carried a bridal
bouquet of carnations, centered
wth an orchid. She wore crystal
ear-rings and necklace, a gift from
the bridegroom.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Donald
MarceLlus, Atkinson, sister of the
bnde. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Fred
McCart, Emmet, sister of the bride
and Miss Sharon Carr, sister of
the bridegroom. Their dresses were
patterned in blue nylon over taf
feta with white inserts in the skirt.
They carried pink tinted carna
tions and wore crystal ear-rings,
a gift from the bride.
Flower girls were Charlene Me
Cart, Emmet, and Donna Mae Mar
cellus, Atkinson, both nieces of the
bride.
Ring bearers were Gary Souk
up, nephew of the bride and Bruce
Burge, cousin of the bridegroom
Their ring bearer pillows were
made by the bridegroom’s grand
mother, Mrs. Holcomb of Bayside,
Calif.
Best man was his brother, Lyle
Jamies Carr of Bayside. Grooms
men were Frank Soukup and Dar
rel Carr, Amelia.
Paul Nielson of Omaha and Fran
cis Havranek served as ushers.
Following the reception a din
ner for 200 and a reception for
350 guests was given by the bride’s
parents. Mrs. Soukup was assisted
with the dinner by Mesdames Bes
sie Vavek, Julia Fleming, Hugh
Carr, John Peter, Joe Peter, and
E. J. Hrnicek. Ifne dinner was
served by the Legion auxiliary with
Mary Jurgensmeier in charge of the
arrangements.
Mrs. John Peter, Mrs. Charles
Kalina and Mary Fiala assisted
with the serving arrangements for
the reception.
Mrs. Bessie Vavak, assisted by
Mrs, Joe Kalina mid Mrs. Joe
Peter, served the wedding and
sheet cakes. Mrs. Clyde Burge of
Amelia, aunt of the groom, poured
coffee and Mrs. James Havranek
Jr. served punch.
Mrs. Darrel Carr, cousin of the
groom, was in charge of the guest
book. Mrs. Frank Soukup, Mrs,
Leonard Vyhidal, Fremont and
Mrs. Paul Nielson, Omaha, pre
sided at the gift table.
The bride attended St. Mary’s
Academy and was employed at
' the O'Neill Photo Co.
At The Courthouse
Robert B. McClellan, 20, O'Neill
and Eunice E. Van Horn, 20, O’
Neill, April 28.
Andrew John Goeden, 26, O’Neill
and Dorothy Fern Pinnt, 26, O’
Neill, May 2.
Kenneth J. Krysl, 28, Atkinson
and Charlene Deseive, 20, Atkin
son, May 4.
Roger R. Roth, 19, Butte and
LaVem E. Pelc, 18 Butte, April 30.
at Butte.
DISTRICT COURTr—
Phil Harrington vs Patrick Fahy
I et al, an action asking for a quiet
title of certain real estate. Julius
D. Cronin is attorney for plaintiff,
May 3.
State of Nebraska vs James Bai
ley of O’Neill for bebauching a
female child. He was bound over
to district court and bond was set
at $400.
On large size loans, I can loan
Money at 5% interest. R. II. Park
er, O’Neill, Nebr. 2tf
COUNTY COURT—
State vs. William E. Kohlmeyer,
driver for Consolidated Freight
ways, Chicago, 111., no mileage per
mit, fined $10 and $4 costs; of
ficer—Donald F. Richardson, Apr.
28.
State vs. John H. Williams, dri
ver for Roberts Cartage Co., Chi
cago, HI., no reciprocity, fined $10
and $4 costs; officer—Clifford L.
Kizzire, Apr. 28.
State vs. Fred J. Schmidt, driver
for Consolidated Fneightways, Chi
cago, no reciprocity, fined $10 and
$4 costs; officer—Clifford L. Kiz
zire, Apr. 28.
State vs. Don Charles Briggs,
North Orem, Utah, overweight,
fined $50 and $4 costs; officer—
Donald F. Richardson, Apr. 29.
State vs. Ralph Edward Stan
ford, driver for Midwest Coast
Trans., Sioux Falls, S. D., over
grass interior group of axles, fined
$50 and $4 costa, officer—Donald
F. Richardson, Apr. 39.
Stale vs. Roy C. Scolton, Ralston,
Wyo., no reciprocity, fined $10 and
$4 casts; officer—Donald F. Rich
ardson, May 2.
State vs. Charles F. Scoltan.
Ralston, Wyo., no reciprocity, fined
$10 and $4 costs; officer—Donald
F. Richardson. May 2.
State vs. John R. Krenke, Ra
vina, S. D. night speeding, fined
$35 and $4 coats; officer—E. M.
Hastreiter, May 2.
State vs. John Ordway, driver
for Foremost Dairies, Inc., Nor
folk. overweight on capacity plate,
fined $15 ami $4 costs; officer—
Donald F Richardson, May 3.
State vs. Janies F. Early, O’
Neill, driving under the influence
of alchoiic liquor, fined $100 and
$. costs and operator's license
susj ended for 6 months, appeal
bond was set at $230.00; officer—
E. M. Hastreiter. Apr. 28.
State vs. Donald K. Marsh, Ne
ligh. night speeding, fined $15 and
$4 costs; officer—E. M. Hastreiter,
May 4.
Spencer News
Mrs. Frank Leinhart
Phone 3541
Members of the seen or class of
the Spencer high school observed
sneak day by drivuig to Colorado
Springs, Oolo. on Thursday to take
in the sights there. They returned
to Spencer on Sunday evening.
Those taking cars or going as
sponsors were: Supt. Leo Marx,
Gerald Heuser, Bruce Friedrich,
Kenneth Rosengren, Mrs. Don Dric
key, Mrs. Harry Ruda and Leonard
Mahlendori.
Mrs. Elmer Dahlberg was sur
prised on Sunday when Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Dahlberg and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Nelson and
Albert Dahlberg arrived with a
noon dinner to celebrate her birth
day anniversary.
On Monday she was honored
When Mrs. Rudolph Pnokop, Mrs.
Albert Dahlberg sr. and Mrs. M.
Tork brought a birthday cake and
spent the afternoon visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ring and
family of Council Bluffs, la. spent
the weekend visiting at the E. Ruig
and John Ludemann homes. They
were Saturday dinner guests at
the Ring home. Danny was an ov
ernight visitor of his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Ring. The Rich
ard Rings left for their home on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Milford Grahm of
Gregory, S, D. visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Nemec. They were
Sunday evening dinner guests of
Mrs. John Cassidy.
Mrs. Estel Angel was surprised
on Sunday afternoon when the fol
lowing ladies arrived to help her
celebrate her birthday: Mrs. Will
iam Wendt, Mrs. Josie Anderson,
Mrs. Tom Brodensen, Mrs. Elmer
Sare, Mrs. Herman Ellernieier,
Mrs. John Cassidy, Mrs. Ed Hav
ranek, Mns. Fred Baker, Mrs.
Frank Lienhart and Mrs. D. Angel.
The ladies brought cake and ice
cream and presented Mrs. Angel
with a money tree. An original
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UIiaer FREE, accompanied by parents
poem was composed by Mrs Don
Angel and Mrs F. E Lienhart.
Mrs. John Havranek and daugh
ters, lime and Sharon spent Sun
day afternoon v waiting at the Gary
Sal men home near Fairfax, S .D.
Mr and Mrs. Alvin Ckxker were
Sunday evening (turner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Martin DeVall. On
Monday Mr and Mrs. Walter De
Vall and daughter of Holt coun
ty were dinner guests.
Mrs. Helen Miller and brother,
Elmer Luedke entertained at din
ner at their home fur Mr. and Mrs
Ball Luedke of Fremont. Mr. and
Mrs. George Luedke of North
Platte, Mr. and Mrs. W. Luedke
and Mr. and Mrs, Harold Haun
and family of Spencer.
Mr. and Mrs. John Englehaupt
of Butte visited on Monday at the
Roland Hornbach home. Mrs. Horn
bach and children accompanied
them to O’Neill to visit Vickie
Englehaupt who is a patient m
the St. Anthony’s hospital.
iMrs. Roy Black entertained the
Past Matron's club at her tome
on Monday evening. Ten members
were prtesent at the following
business meeting, which was pre
sided over by Mrs. Margaurete
Row, bingo was enjoyed. Mrs.
Black served lunch.
St. Mary's Altar Society met on
Tuesday at the Spencer Community
hall with 41 members present. Mrs.
W. Langan presided at the business |
meeting. Committee reports were
given by Mrs. Pat Langan and
Mrs. Arlan Kirk.
A special Mother’s day number
was presented by several mem
bers of the choir. Fr. Stein hausen
lead in the closing prayer.
Hostesses wene: Mrs. Ray Kerbel,
Mis. Floyd Johnson, Mrs. Joe
Jamber, Miss Effie Jacoby, Mrs.
Ray Kayl, Mrs. Joe Keller, Mrs.
Tom Keefe and Mrs. Arlan Kirk.
Larry Stoltenberg of Spokane,
Wash., who is visiting relatives
in Naper during a leave frfcfen
the U S. Air Force visited sev
eral days last week at the Jack
Adams home.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Fiala: Mr. and Mrs. Bub
Johnson and children and Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Black and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Benson and
family enjoyed Sunday dinner with
Mr. and Mrs. Blake Benson at the
Benson, ranch. The ocassion was
iLn nirrhlK LiwtUrl n it nnn ii nffvt'o n !•!» of
Beth Benson. Afternoon visitors in
cluded: John O’Neill and son of
Fairbanks, Alaska and Mr. and
Mrs. Art O’Neill of O'Neill.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bentz and
children were Sunday dinner guests
at the Joe Micanek jr. home in
Lynch. Other guests included Mr,
and Mrs. A. L. Miller of Wakefield,
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Micanek and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Edward
May and son, Duane of Monowi.
Dr. and Mrs. D. E. David went
to Sioux City on Saturday to at
tend the wedding of Dr D. E. Ne
mer on Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. M.J.
Kacere of Gordon accompanied
them them to Spencer and were
Sunday evening guests at the Da
j vid home.
Mrs. Eff Carmichael and daugh
ter, Joni returned on Monday from
where they had been visiting Mr.
Carmichael the past two weeks. :
The Carmichaels have rented a '
house there and will move to Syr
acuse when school is out. Mr. Car
michael is doing electrical work
there.
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Bristow News
Mrs. Burl Bessert
.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Olson of
Gross were Sunday dinner guests of
Mrs. Vernie Bayne and Charley
Headly.
Mrs. Larry Bower and family
spent Sunday at the Tom Bowers
home.
iMrs. Clyde Beckner accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. S. Sedivy to Mis
sion, S. 1J. on Sunday to visit the
Leonard Femau family.
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Thorell,
Linda and Laurie went to Omaha
Sunday to meet their new grand
daughter. Mrs. Thorell and Laurie
remained there to help care for
her.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brastron and
mi. .luu ivu». u. Lujiuiionn were
j Sunday evening guests at the Carl
Anderson home.
Dr. Lewis Person of Chicago
North Park college was a weekend
house guest at the Edwin Martin
sen home.
Mrs. Willard Landholm and fam
ily and Mrs. Edgar Dean Daniel
son were Saturday afternoon cal
lers at the Robert Whetham home.
Sunday visitors at the Oliver
Nelson home were Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Johnson, Ester and Bob
bie, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nelson and
Kenneth and Mrs. Clay Mashino,
' Thelma and Rose and Billy Huey
of Redbird.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nelson
and (Mrs. A. T. Nelson of Vermil
lion, S.« D. visited with Rev. and
Mrs. Bernard Nelson and Lowell.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Prokop was
a Sunday evening caller at the
Harry Ruda home.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Johnson and
Rose Mary went to Omaha where
Rose Mary was looking for employ
ment after school is out.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Loukota was
a Sunday dinner guest at the Bill
Loukota home.
Sunday afternoon about 35 rel
atives brought food and gifts to
Mrs J.T. Olson to celebrate her 86
birthday which will be May 5.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Person, Swan Person, Mr.
and Mrs. Vincent Olson, Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Martinson and Grand
pa Martinson, Mr. and Mrs. Don
ald Lindgren and girls, Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Olson and boys, Mr. and
Mas. Donald Olson and family, Mr. !
and Mrs. Emfrey Olson and fam
ily, Mrs Edythe Hewitt of Swux
City. la. aixi Mrs Enc Eneksoo
of Wahoo.
The Bnstow F*ire department
was called out Saturday evening
about 7 o'clock to a fine in the
Bristow Cream Station owned by
Edgar Danielson and operated by
Dean Bowers Cause of the fire
is not known. The inside was burn
ed out
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Monowi News
By Mrs. Mike Piklapp
Uh-ust 9J.YJ0
Mr. and Mrs Robert Zach and
family were colters at the Harold
Oslxirn house Sunday.
Mrs Rudy Filer and children
and Mrs Mike Piklapp spent Sun
day at the Dwayne Piklapp home
in Huron, S. D.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Lew is were
business callers in Verdel Monday
morning.
John Chvala helped with work
at the Delbert Neilson farm Mon
day.
Mr and Mrs. R. T. McGeorge
and boys were Lynch visitors Sat
urday afternoon.
Arthur and Teddy Vesely helped
at the Lson Vesely farm Saturday
afternoon.
School is out in District No. 79
Friday. Mary Darnell has been
the teacher this term.
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