Nebraska Newspapers

    Photo by E. J. Brady
Charlotte Hahlstead
Weds Larry Andrus
At Atkinson
ATKINSON Miss Charlotte
Ann Halstead and I-arry M. An
drus, both of Atkinson, were
united in marriage at 3 p m. Wed
nesday, Nov. X, at the Methodist
church in Atkinson with the Rev.
Charles 11. Gates performing the
ceremony.
Parents of the bride are Her
shal 14. Halstead, Atkinson, and
Mrs Dolores Shaw, O'Neill. The
bridegroom's mother is Mrs. Jay
Dobrovolny, Atkinson.
Miss Bonnie Clifford, was
orgiinist and played the accompa
niment for Ralph Medcalf,
vocalist.
The bride appeared in a floor
length gown of Chantilly lace
fashioned with long sleeves and
a basque bodice. Tiny ruffles
adorned the full skirt which had
an apron-effect overskirt of lace
tucked at each side with peau de
soie r ises. Her veil of French
illusion was caught by a cornet
of crystal and pearls.
Mrs. Charles E. Braun was
matron of honor. Bridesmaids
Patricia Berry,
Robert Hynes
Exchange Vows
Miss Patricia Berry, daughter
of Mrs. James Wirtz, Minneapo
lis, Minn., and Robert C. Hynes,
Minneapolis, son of Mrs. Loretta
Hynes, O'Neill, were united in
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American Legion
Thanksgiving
dance
Thursday, Nov. 23rd
JUG BROWN
and the
ACES OF RHYTHM
AMERICAN LEGION HALL
O'Neill, Nebraska
ADMISSION: $1.00 Per Person
30-31
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were Mrs. Richard Henning, O'
Neill, and Miss Judy Mohr,
Amelia. They wore full pleated
dresses of apple green taffeta
with matching net hats. They car
ried cascades of white chrysan
themums.
Charles E. Braun served as
best man. Groomsmen were Ken
neth Prussa and Dale Bogue, both
of Omaha. Ushering were Robert
Halstead, O’Neill, and Fred Dunn.
Following the ceremony there
was a reception for 150 guests in
the church fellowship hall.
Servers were the Misses Diana
Blair, Creighton, and Jo Ann
Script er. Mrs. Kenneth Osborne
and Miss Jan Brewster, Stuart,
were in charge of the gifts.
The bride was graduated from
Atkinson high school in 1960 and
the Lincoln Beauty academy in
1961. She has been employed at
Berniece’s Beauty salon in Stu
art.
Mr. Andrus, now an airman
third class, recently enlisted in
the U. S. Air Force and is sta
tioned at Altus, Okla. He is also
a graduate of Atkinson high
school, class of 1959.
The couple is residing in Altus,
Okla.
marriage Saturday, Nov. 18, at St.
Margaret Mary’s Catholic church
in Minneapolis.
The bride chose a floor-length
gown of white satin with import
ed lace panel for her wedding.
The skirt formed an aisle-wide
train. She carried a cascade bou
quet of a white orchid and white
roses.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Bet
ty Berry, sister-in-law of the
bride. Mrs. Darlene Koblitz, sis
ter of the bride, was bridesmaid.
They wore Kelly green rayon taf
feta frocks with matching hats.
Their flowers were arranged in
crescent shapes of yellow and
iUst mums.
Donald Graham, Omaha, serv
ed as best man. Dick Koblitz,
brother-in-law of the bride, was
groomsman.
A reception in the church par
lors was attended by 75 guests.
Presiding at the coffee table were
Mrs. Helen Schmaderer, O’Neill,
sister of the bridegroom, and Miss
Mary Johnson. Arranging gifts
were the Misses Sharon Bergeron
and Carol Watson. Miss Deanna
Watscn was in charge of the
guest book.
Mr. Hynes is a graduate from
St. Mary's academy, and of
Creighton university, Omaha. He
is employed by the Federated
Mutual Insurance company, Min
neapolis, Minn., where the cou
ple will be at home at 3406 Meri
dian Drive.
Attending the wedding from O’
Neill were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Schmaderer, Mrs. Doris Hynes,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sullivan and
Mrs. Loretta Hynes.
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Judy Spear,
Wesley Blain
Exchange Vows
PAGE — The Wesleyan Mctht
(list church in Grand Island wa
the setting for the Sunday, Nov
12, wedding of Miss Judy Spear
daughter cf Mr and Mrs. Ken
neth Spear, Grand Island, aw
Wesley Blain, son of Mr. aix
Mrs. Harold Blain, Page.
The ceremony was performer
by the Rev. Charley Phipps, At
kuison, before an altar dtc -ratet
with candelabra and bouquets ol
large yellow mums. Marvin Bab
cock, Central City, famished the
organ music. Wilbur Drown
Cen.ral City and the Rev. El
more Blain, Atkinson, were vo
c abuts.
The bride's gown, made by her
mother, was of nylon threaded
lace and bridal satin. The modi
fied Sabrina neckline, bejewelled
with glass, was the feature of the
basque bodice of nylon threaded
lace. Long fitted sleeves were
pointed at the wrist, closing with
I>earl buttons. Under the reding -te
cf satin of the colontil sKirt
which extended into a small cha
pel train edged with wide nylon
threaded lace, was a deep godet
of pleated lace ruffles. Her veil
of nylon tulle was hem line in
length, falling from a qjeen’s
crown cf fiber glass and velvet.
She carried a Bible centered with
a removable corsage of white
mums and lilies of the valley.
Mrs. oene Markworth, Shelton,
sister of the bride, was matron
of honor. She was attired in la
vender chiffon over the same co
lor satin. Miss Gwendolyn Anson
was junior bridesmaid, and she
wore yellow chiffon over the
same color satin. Their small
shoulder length veils were of
matching colors. They carried
bouquets of opposite colors.
The Rev. Elmore Blain, Atkin
son, was best man, and Leonard
Blain jr., was groomsman.
Wayne Anson and George Blain
were candlelighters. Martha Clay
and Danny Anson acted as flower
attendants.
After the ceremony, a reception
was held in the church basement.
The bride was a member of the
1961 graduating class from Grand
Island high school. She is employ
ed at the Bauman Rest home.
The bridegroom was graduated
from the Page high school in
1959, and is employed at Srthman
Lumber company. Grand Island,
where the couple will reside at
Cottonwood Trailer Court.
ST. ANTHONY’S
CLEMENS — Mr. and Mrs.
Lyle Clemens of Chambers,
daughter, 7 pounds 7 ounces Nov
19.
SCHUMACKER — Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Schumacker of O’Neill, son,
Ronald Marvin, 9 pounds \'k dan
ces, Nov. 16.
ROHDE — Mr. and Mrs. Fran
cis Rohde of O’Neill, son, 8
pounds 616 ounces, Nove. 18.
ELSEWHERE
WOOD — Rev. and Mrs. Ver
non Wood of Ilesha, Nigeria,
daughter, Nancy Lee, Nov. 12.
Mrs. Blanche Wood of Plainview
is the paternal grandmother.
BOELTER — Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Boelter of Verdigre, daughter, 6
pounds 5 ounces, Nov. 18. This is
the cdaple’s first child.
CARPENTER — Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Carpenter of Sheffield, la.,
son, Mark Edward, 6 pounds 11
ounces, Nov. 6.
SOUHRADA — Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Souhrada of Verdigre, son,
Frank Joseph, 7 pounds 7 ounces,
Nov. 11. The baby is the first
grandchild of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Souhrada of Verdigre.
Mrs. Agnes Bartling of Norfolk is
the maternal grandmother.
CHANDLER — S/Sgt. and Mrs.
Eldon Chandler of Kinchloe, AFB,
Mich, daughter, Frika Gay, 9
pounds 15Vs ounces, Nov. 3. Mrs.
Chandler is the former Julia
Baer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Gerald Baer of Cherokee, la.,
former Verdigre residents.
TUEBER — Mr. and Mrs.
James rueber of Springfield, Mo.,
son. recently. The couple has
another son. Mrs. Tueber is the
former Ella Mae Paul. Her fa
ther was the previous pastor of
the Assembly of God church here.
HANKLA — Mr. and Mrs. Or
val Hankla of Clearwater, daugh
ter. Lynn Frances, Nov. 13. ’
WARNER — Mr. and Mrs. Ly
man Warner of Kansas City,
Kans., son, Steven Van. Claude
Warner of Clearwater is the pa
ternal grandfather. The Warners
have one other child, a son Ed
ward.
GALOWAY — Mr. and Mrs. Jo
seph Galoway of Fairmont,
daughter, Susan Marie, 10 pounds
5 3/4 ounces, Nov 12. Mrs. Galo
way is the former Evalda Haynes.
The baby is the great grand
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Haynes of Page.
RUZICKA — Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Ruzicka of Omaha, daugh
ter, Teresa Lynn. The couple has
a son. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ruzicka.
of Dorsey are the paternal grand
parents.
STANLEY — Mr. and Mrs. Lar
ry Stanley of Omaha, a sen. Mat
thew. Nov. 5. The mother is the
former Joan Brady, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brady cf
Lynch.
VAUGHN — Mr and Mrs. Ray
Vaughn of Nape:, daughter, Nov.
13, Gregory. S. D. hospital. Mr.
Vaughn is the coach at the Naper
public school.
CHAMPION — Mr. and Mrs.
James Champion of Iowa Falls.
Ia.. son. Mark, 8 pounds 3 ounces,
Nov. 15. i
Engagements...
"wiiir> iMimmii ■■ .. n u . ..
Mr. and Mrs. diaries Boyle,
O’NeiD, announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Hi to Ann,
to Kenneth C. Grosse, son of Mr.
and .Mrs. Carl Grosse, also of
O’Neill.
Miss B »yle Is a 1956 gniduate
of St. Mary’s academy. She is
presently employed at the O’Neill
Photo company.
Mr. Grosse graduated In 1957
from Creighton high school and
attended Dana college at Blair.
He was employed at Pinkerman’s
TV Service before enlisting in the
I . S. Air Force. Airman Grosse
Is now stationed at Lackland
AFB, San Antonio, Tex.
No date lias been set for the
wedding.
VERDEL — Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil McGill, Verdel, announce
the engagement of their daugh
ter, Janice, and Larry Halstead,
son of Harold Halstead, Lynch.
Miss McGill, a graduate of
Lynch high school, attended
Commercial Extension school of
Commerce of Omaha. She is
now employed at Mutual of Oma
ha Insurance company, Omaha.
Mr. Halstead, a graduate of
Lynch high school, is now em
ployed at 1’inkerman’s Radio
and Television shop in O’Neill.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
To Have Surgery
VEREHGRE — Ernest C. San
doz, a long-time resident of this
community, was admitted in the
Creighton hospital Saturday. He
was expected to undergo surgery
Monday.
Merna Butterfield, daughter of
Hr. and Mrs. Eldon Butterfield,
eas runnerup in the State Honey
iueen contest recently held at
he Nebraska State Beekeepers
'onveotkMi. Miss Butterfield was
sponsored by the Beilin Honey
Farm. O'Neill. Miss Carolee
Klien, Shelton, was winner of
the contest. Judging was held at
the University of Nebraska \
Agriculture college. Miss Butter
field was accompanied to tin- '
coin by Mrs. Jay McConnell. 1
Judy Morrow and Gale Johring. *
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A Poem
From Mrs. Eby...
—TWnkiKlving Day—
Thanksgiving Lnty. will soon be
here and thankful we should be,
Not only then, but all the year,
as we God’s bounty see. This
whole b:g world He gave to
man and all that’s in it, too. If
we would carry out His plan,
H.s will on earth to do.
And see that each one has his
share of toil and pn*iucis, too.
And cease his fighting here and
there, as brothers ought to do.
He g.ves the sunshine and the
rain which makes the food to
grow. Just how or why we can’t
explain, why God should love
us so.
When we so seldom think of Him
and praise Him not at all.
When plenty makes Oar vision
aim, His judgement then must
fall. Let's praise Him for His
wonderous grace. His love and
mercy, too, and give to Christ
His rightful place to dwell in
me and you.
Because He knocked at our
heart’s door when we were lost
and sad and poor. Sin sick and
ured, weary and sore and
brought us peace from heaven’s
store. For this and Oh! so very
much more. Father, we thank
Thee.
A. E. Fish
Sick and Injured
CHAMBERS - Mrs. Floyd
Whitaker was dismissed from the
Atkinson Memorial hospital Mon
day. She was taken to the home
of her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Everett e Miner
where she is being cared for. . .
Mrs. Nels Mikkleson returned
home the last of the week from
St Anthony’s hospital in O’Neill
after having been a patient there
f ir about two weeks.
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY’S
ADMITTED: N(/v. 14 — Mrs.
William McIntosh, Mrs. Marvin
Richter and Lloyd Gibson of O’
Neill and Fred Ferguson of Stu
art. 15 — Mrs. D. A. Gunter of
Ewing; Harry Porter and Mrs.
Lyle Clemens of Chambers and
D. F. McDermott of O’Neill. 16—
Louis Adams of Fairfax, S. D.;
Mrs. Edwin Hoerle of Ewing;
Harry Park of Page; Mrs. Tho
mas J Knoell, Elizabeth O’Mal
ley, Mike Kamphaus and Mrs.
Gene Schumacker of O'Neill. 17 —
Mrs. Robert Linder of Page; Al
bert Reynolds of Inman; Mrs.
Belle Kiingler of O’Neill; Mrs.
Zane Rowse of Chambers and
Roe Bailey of Custer, S. D. 18 —
Mrs. Francis Rohde of O’Neill
and Mrs. H. IB. Black of Spen
cer. 19 — Mrs. Lloyd Whaley of
O’Neill and Edwin Axberg of
Spencer. 20 — Mrs. William Elsas
ser of Lynch and Mrs. Joe Ra*
mold of O’Neill. 21 — Mrs. Ro
bert McClellan of O’Neill.
DISMISSALS: Ernest Howard
of Page; Mrs. Dale J. Curran,
Mrs. Ronald Partridge and baby
and Mrs. Vernon Lorenz of O’
Neill. 15 — Mrs. William McIn
tosh and Mrs. Marion Woidneck
of O’Neill. 16 — Louis Adams of
Fairfax, S. D. and Mrs. Joseph
Fenton and baby of O’Neill. 17 —
Mrs. Abbie Coker, Mrs. Thomas
J Knoell, Daryl Summers and
Renee Spittier of O’Neill. Mrs.
Edwin Hcerle />f Ewing; Mrs.
Marvin Richter of Lynch and Mrs.
R bert Linder of Page. 18 — Mrs.
Nels Mikkelsen of Chambers and
D. F. McDermott. 19 — Mike
Kamphaus and Mrs. Gerald
Langemeier of O’Neill; Fred Fer
guson of Stuart and Roe D Bailey
of Custer, S. D.
EXPIRED: Nov. 21 — Mrs.
Belle Kiingler of O’Neill.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
ADMITTED: Nov. H — Mr*.
Mary Mullen and Kevin Ander
son of Atkinson 15 _ Mr*. Car
roll Olson of Atkinson; Mrs. An
drew Nelson of Amswortli and
Joe Schtnaderer of Stuart 16 —
Mrs. Clayton Goeke of Atluns..n
ami Mrs. Clyde Doolittle of Am
elia 17 — David Brinkman of At
kinson. 18 — Mrs. Kenneth Hous
ton of Emmet; Harry Snyder of
Inman and Mrs. Carrol Olson of
Atkinson. 19 — Mrs. Raymond
Elder and Mrs Alvin Weiiige of
Atkinson and Miss Jeannia Cur
tis of Ainsworth. 20 — Earl Es
tes of Stuart.
DISMISSED: Nov. H — Miss
Jerry Grube of Bassett and Kevin
Anderson of Atkinson. 15 — Mrs.
Anton Jirak of O'Neill; Mrs Ben
Engler and Joe Schmaderer cf
Stuart. 18 — Mrs. Kate Kirkland
of Stuart anil Mrs. Andrew Nel
son of Ainsworth. 19 — Mrs. Ken
neth Houston of Emmet; David
Brinkman. Mrs. Rose Monahan
and Ivan Baker of Atkinson and
Mrs. Donald Sterns and baby id
O'Neill. 20 — Mrs. Carroll Olson
of Atkinson.
EXPIRED; Nov. 18 — Edward
Deseive of Atkinson. 19 — Harry
Snyder of Inman.
O'Neill Locals
Plan Food Sale
VERDIGRE - The WSCS of the
First Methodist church will hold
the annual bazaar, food sale and
lunch December 2 at the ZCBJ
hall in Verdigre at 2 p.m.
Large Attendance
VERDIGRE — There was a
large attendance at the Carnival
held Friday evening in the Ver.
digre high school auditorium,
sponsored by the Band Parents.
Assisting with booths and pre
para t ions were Mario Custer,
Mrs. Henry Frank, Mr. and Mrs’
Henry Vonasek, Mr and Mrs. R.
Soucek, Fred Frank, John
Pavlik, Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Pav
lik, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Farnik and
Bill Rudloff. Alfred Marshall and
Otto Liska were ticket sellers
Ladies Aid Meet*
CHAMBERS — Seventeen mem
bers were present for the Thurs
day meeting of St. Paul's Ladies
aid. Pastor Roten reported on a
meeting of the Lutheran Children
Service society held this month
in Ainsworth. Mrs. Richard Jar
man presided at the business
meeting. Newly-elected officers
are: Mrs. Dean Stevens, presi
dent and Mrs. Lloyd Hilligas,
treasurer. Instead of the gift ex
change at the Christmas party,
there will be a free will offer
ing for tiie Lutheran Children’s
society. The program committee
will include Mrs. Lloyd Hoerle,
Mrs. Richard Sunderman anti
Mrs. Charles Schmidt. Lunch was
served by the hostesses, Mrs.
Donald Hoffman, Mrs. Hoerle and
Mrs. William Jutte.
Move to O'Neill
MEEK — “Grandma” Hull and
Bill and Mrs. Elsie Eppenbach
plan to move from their farm
home to O’Neill the first of the
week to remain through the win
ter months. Mrs. Epjienbach will
continue helping with the care of
Mrs. Hall.
Faculty Vacation
EWING — Several faculty mem
bers plan to visit relatives and
friends in various locations dur
ing the Thanksgiving holiday va
cation when the public school will
be dismissed from Wednesday af
ternoon Nov. 22, until Monday
morning, Nov. 27.
Mr. and Mrs. James Kay and
family plan to spend the holiday
at Pender and Rosalie; Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Tessmer and sons will
also go to Rosalie, and Lena Bak
er will go to her home in Neligh. 1
To Send Gifts
STUART — Christmas boxes 1
will be sent to service boys ‘
whose parents are members, of
the Sand Creek Improvement <
club, according to plans made at <
a meeting Friday in the home of i
Mrs. S. E. Timmermans with i
Mrs. Carroll Olson as co-hostess. *
Mrs. Rollo Berry and Mrs Walter s
Smith presented a lesson, and
Mrs. Dick Wadsworth demcnstrat- 1
ed candle making with bee’s wax. 1
Game winners were Mrs. George <■
Hitchcock and Mrs. Chet Ander- -
son. The next meeting will be I
December 12 at the home of Mrs. <
Herman Kramer. A card party
will be held at the George Keidel
home December 8. t
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Honored at Shower
DORSEY — Miss Helen Hal
stead. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I
Harold Halstead, was honored at 1
a bridal shower Tuesday, Nov. e
14, at the Martin Jerobek jr. s
aome near Lynch. About 25 class- C
mates and friends were present. 3
Among the gifts present were f
many unlabeled cans of food. (
Miss Halstead will be married in I
he first part of December. o
- h
Hiss Nelson Honored a
Twenty guests were present for s
i miscellaneous bridal shower f
leki Wednesday evening, Nov. t
5- at the borne of Mrs. Rex Wil- a
son for Miss Sharon Nelson. Co- «
lostesses were Mrs. Ben Hanlon, k
Mrs. Winnie Barger and Mrs. -
^eigh Reynoldson. A dessert sup- E
>er was served at 7:30 pm., fol- S
owed by an evening of games t;
md the opening of gifts by the G
)ride-to-be. v
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Denzel Anderson, Clearwater, e'
Dellmont Erickson, Elgin, Blaine H
Jarwood, Amelia, and Everett K
Miner, O’Neill. attended the ir
>oard of directors meeting of S
he State Angus association at -
linsworth Sunday evening.
John L. (Jack; Sullivan, son W
>f Mrs. Helen Sullivan, O’Neill, w
pent the weekend here. He is t<
':ce chairman of the Young Dem- ai
crats organization at Wayne
Itate Teachers college where he te
5 attending school this year. Jack d
s making visits to various news- il;
>apers in the area explaining the gi
rganization’s -views. He had a si
Mary Ann Schnebel
Weds M. Biddlecome
EWING Candelabra and bou
quets of white mums decorate*
the altar at the Park Avenui
Christian church in Not folk Sun
day, N /v. lb, for the wedding i
Miss Mary Ann Schnebel, Nor
folk, and Milton Biddlecome, Ew
ing.
Parents of the cm pie are Mr
and Mrs Earl Schnebel sr.. Nor
folk, and Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Biddlecome, Ewing.
Officiating at the double ring
ceremony at 4 p.m. was the Itcv
Duane King Miss Mable Himes
Norfolk, was vocal soloist.
The bride appeared in a floor
length gown of Chantilly lace with
long sleeves and basque bodice
Tiny ruffles adorned the full skirt
which had an apron effect over
skirt of lace, tucked at each side
with peau de sole roses. Her veil
of French illusion was caught to
a coronet of crystals and pearls
She carried a white Bible center
ed will a cluster of red roses.
Miss Donna Sullivan, Norfolk,
was maid of honor. Bridesmaid
was Miss Linda Liks, also of Nor
folk. They were attired in scarlet
frocks of lace over taffeta with
flared skirts, three-quarter length
sleeves and scallojied necklines.
They carried bouquets of white
difficult time this weekend as he
recently broke his jaw in football
and is forced to converse through
clenched teeth.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Peacock and
sons were overnight guests Satur
day night in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey A. Tompkins, Wa
veriy. The Peacock family at
tended the final concert at the
State Music Clinic in Fremont in
which their son, Kenny, participat
ed.
Bernadette Brennan and Mrs.
Homer Mullen are visiting tlus
week in Omaha. Miss Brennan is
marketing for library books and
will be a guest with Mrs. Mullen
n the F. Donohoe home while
n Omaha. Mrs. Mullen will spend
me day in Nebraska City with
Ur. and Mrs. Owen Mullen.
Robert Donohoe and Gary Gra
iam visited in Rapid City, S. D.,
>ver the weekend.
Mrs. E. L. Miner attended a
low-Belle luncheon held Thurs
lay noon at the Methodist church
a Atkinson Mrs. Iiewc-y Schaf
er, O'Neill, and Mrs. Bernard
rtrope, Orchard, were also pre
ent.
Mrs. Floyd Whitaker, Chambers,
s spending an indefinite time in
he home of her son-in-law and
aughter, Mr. and Mrs. Everett
liner, O’Neill. Mrs. N. D. Ickes,
'age, spent Thursday and Mon
ay in the Miner h ume visiting
rith Mrs. Whitaker.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Miner at
ended the State Angus Associa
on Sale in Ainsworth Monday.
INMAN — Former residents of
aman, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey A
ompkins, now residing in Wav
rjy, were hosts at a Sunday night
upper for their children, Linelle
laire and L. Roger. Guests were
larcia Dillon, Ainsworth; Paula
leed, Roy Bridge and Gary
Jillespie, all of O’Neill;
erry Dawes, Fairbury, fbrmeny
f O’Neill; Dave Babbitt, Arapa
oe, and Sam Watson, Inman. All
re students in Wesieyan umver
ty. Also attending were Roland
ansen and Gary Fick, Inman,
niversity of Nebra.ska students,
od Ned Kelley, Inman, who at
■nds Wayne State Teachers col
ge.
inner Is Held
jventeen members erf Alpha De
ita chapter of Delta Kappa
amma society attended the No
?mber dinner meeting at the
ange cafe in Bassett Saturday
ren.ng. Hostesses were Mahaiia
art and Donna Risaell. Loren*
ernan and Donna Rissel were
charge of the program Haze!
ihmidt, reporter.
Mr. and Mrs E. J. Revel! left
ednesday for San Diego, Calif.,
here they plan to spend the win- y
r with their son, E W. Revell ^
id family. h
Mrs. Cecil Miller and da ugh- a
r were Saturday dinner guests n
Mrs. Martha Ross Miss Mar- ft
m spent the day with her y
andmotber while her mother
opped. Oliver Ross was a Mom
mums with scattered red tufts.
Their huts were while ieitf head
bitnda with net.
Serving as best man was Joe
t II ttr, Leigh. Jack Schneiiel. Nor
folk. brother of the bride, was
groomsman. Escorting tlie g1 nuts
t > their scuts were Gene Shaw,
Erlcmn, and Roger Woeppel,
Bartlett, wlu) also served at can
dlelighters.
Foltowing the ceremony a re
ctption was field in tlie church
parlors attended by approximate
ly ir>0 guests Mrs. Jiat ffegr,
Leigh, cut anti served the five
tier wedding cake Mrs. Clifford
Sullivan, Norfolk, presided at the
cofiee service, and Miss Jennie
Bauer, Norf ilk, served punch.
Mrs. Dick Field, Norfolk, was in
charge of tin* guest Look. Arrang
mg the gilts were ih ■ Misses Gad
Scig. banti an I Ki.Uiy Hoffman,
boin of Fierce, be tv era were tlie
Misses Lynn Johnson, Jean Swed
biig and Denise Thuntni, all of
Noriolk.
The bride attended Norf lk sen
ior high sch nil and the Norfolk
Beauty school.
Mr. Biddlecome attended Ew
mg lugb school an I Norfolk jun
ior college. He is employed by
E. C. Wagner, contractor, in con
struction work.
The couple is residing at 806
South llth Street, Noriolk
<luy dinner ifjest of his mother.
A/lc and Mr*. James Frerlchs
of Salma, Kana. fias hi form i si the
Frontier tiiat airman Frerkh’s
lime has been extended for an
other year, otherwise they would
have been returning home this
rnomn.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Clones
«UJd son, Merle and grandchild
ren. John and Jerry Crumly and
Kaihryri Deval! visited over the
Nov 10-12 weekend with their
son. Maurice and family at Chad
ron and attended the O'Neill
Chadron football game. Their
grandson, Lynn Jones played with
C hadron.
Mr. <u>4 ifirH Blake Benson ac
companied by his brother, C. I.
Beavon of Norfolk returned No
vember 9 from a trip to Casper,
Wyo., where they visited Mrs
Benson’s mother, Mrs Mamie O’
•Neill and her sister, Mrs. Paul
Walker and family and also in
Longmont, Colo., Estes Park and
various other place* me I jd mg
Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Janzing
and family of Wicb.ta, Kan., *j*mt
the weekend at the home of his
parents, Mr. ami Mrs. Herman
Janzing and attended the wedding
ttf Charlene Mabony and Edward
fkiyle on Saturday. Mr. Boyle is
Mr*. Janzing’» brother.
Name* Not Reported
ATKINSON — In the wedding
write-up of Mis* Mickey Jo Ann
Gilbert, Stuart, and Charles Eu
gene Braun, Atkinson, the name**
of the gr.-nmsm.-n, Richard
Braun, brother of tthe bride
groom, and Edward I/isterhaupt
were reported as ushers The
ushers were George Wadsworth
Stuart, and Kenneth Prunsa
Omaha. The bride is the dauglv
ter of Mr. and Mr*. Dale H. Gil
bert, Stuart, and the bridegroom
is the *or> of Mr and Mrs Fred
Braun, Atkinson.
SandhiiJ Gait Meet
EWING — A lesson on tile was
given by Mrs. CarJ Hubei and
Mrs. William Hubei when the
members of the Sandhill Gals
club held their November meet
ing at the home of Mr*. Robert
Kreitziger A family Christmas
party will be held at the Marcus
Pierson home December 10
Dutch was served by the hos
tess. Mrs. Pierson, reporter.
Name Omitted
Sharon McLeish, daughter of
Mr and Mrs. Joe McLeish, pre
sented a solo during between act
entertainment the night of the
junior class play, which was
given at the O'Neill high school
auditorium November 9. Miss Mc
Leish's name was omitted frorn
the list of entertainers.
CARD OF THANKS
E WISH TO THANK all our
lends and relatives for all their
?ip in donations, prayers masses
id cards during Jim’s long ilL
*>s. Your kindness wiU never be
►rgotten. May God bless all of
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Mr and Mrs. James R Schindler
and family- ■ - 2^