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Karen Meusch Weds
Mark B. Kaup in
Catholic Ceremony
STUART — A double ring cere
mony was performed Saturday,
Mar. 3 in St. Boniface church
uniiing in marriage Miss Karen
Meusch, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Meusch, and Mark B.
Kaup, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Kaup, all of Stuart.
The Rev. A. J. Paschang offi
ciated at the 10 a.m. wedding.
Music was provided by the St.
Boniface choir with sister Vera
accompanying.
A floor-length gown of white
floral nylon lace over skirts of
taffeta and nylon net was worn
by the bride. It was fashioned
with a scalloped neckline trim
med with pearls and sequins. The
bodice dipped to center front in a
V. A sweeping skirt of unpress
ed pleats was accented with a
self-bow at the back. She wore
matching gauntlets with bridal
•points and a ballerina length veil
of lace with trim of pearl and
sequins matching her dress. She
carried a bouquet of white ste
phanotis centered with a lavender
■orchid.
Miss Carmen Meusch, Lincoln,
was maid of honor. Bridesmaids
Joan Davis Weds
Gerald H. Hill
In Omaha Rite
ORCHARD - Miss Joan Pat
ricia Davis, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John P. Davis, Omaha, be
came the bride of Gerald H. Hill,
son of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hill,
Orchard, in a 2:30 p.m. Saturday
ceremony in Our Lady of Nebras
ka Chapel of St. Cecilia’s cathed
ral, Omaha. The Rev. Ronald
Boro officiated.
Attendants were Miss Barbara
Neumann and J. Patrick Davis,
brother of the bride. Ushers were
Robert Hill, Orchard, brother of
the bridegroom, and James Mur
phy.
After a reception at the Fire
side restaurant, the couple left on
a brief trip. Mr. and Mrs. Hill
will reside in Omaha.
Sick and Injured
CHAMBERS — Mrs. Bill Loge
man and infant daughter return
ed home Thursday from St. An
thony’s hospital. . .Donald May,
who has been a patient at the
Veteran’s hospital in Grand Is
la*d for several weeks, return
ed home Saturday. . .Mrs. Eric
Retzlaff returned home Friday
from Norfolk where she had been
near her husband who had sur
gery at the Lutheran hospital.
She reports his conditio* satisfac
tory.
were Mrs. Raymond Meusch and
Miss Bernelda Kaup, Bassett.
They were dressed in identical
gowns of lilac colored nylon
sheer with an empire waist.
Clusters of flowers formed the
cap sleeves. The full gathered
skirts presented a bouffant effect
over taffeta and net. Their match
ing hats were latticed rings of
velvet with top bows and veils.
They carried colonial bouquets of
yellow carnations.
Alvin Kaup served as best man
for his brother. Groomsmen were
Raymond Meusch, brother of the -
bride, and Richard Kaup. Escort
ing the guests to their seats were
Jerry Kaup, Bassett, and Don
ald Fuelberth.
Following the ceremony a din
ner and reception were held at
the auditorium. Attending the re
ception were 160 guests. The
couple entertained at a wedding
dance at the auditorium in the
evening.
The bride, a graduate of Stuart
high school, is employed by the
Tri-County Bank.
Mr. Kaup also graduated from
Stuart high school, and is pre
sently eqgaged in farming and
ranching.
After a wedding trip, the cou
ple will reside north of Stuart on
the Leonard Olberding farm.
Dianne Gillespie Is
Named President
Of Willing Workers
Dianne Gillespie was elected
president of the Willing Workers
4-H club at a meeting in the
Bennett Gillespie home Saturday
evening.
Other officers are: Christine
Herley, vice president; Mary Jo
Walker, secretary and treasurer;
Virginia Lea Walker, reporter;
Jean Crabb, junior leader chair
man, and Linda Edzards, recre
ation leader.
The leaders are Mrs. Gillespie,
Mrs. Maurice Grutsch, Mrs.
Ralph Walker and Carolyn Fuh
rer, junior leader.
Posters were made to adver
tise National 4-H Club Week
March 3-10 and these are placed
in various business places in
town.
WHAT NOT EXTENSION CLUB
The What Not Extension Club
met Thursday evening, March 1
at the home of Mrs. Donald You
nie. Roll call was given by each
person giving her husband's mid
dle name. The lesson on window
treatment was given by Mrs.
Marvin Miller. A gift was pre
sented to Mrs. Garlan Schoen
rock who is moving to Hastings,
Nebraska. Mrs. John Edzards
and Mrs. Ray Rowe were guests.
A book containing information on
home shelters was passed around
for viewing. The next meeting
will be April 5 at the home of
Mrs. Vernon Carpenter. The les
son will be on fabric selections.
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WISH LA I! EN GAGED
CLEARWATER- Mr. and Mr?.
Ered Lau, Norfolk, have an
nounced the engagement and ap
proaching marriage of their
daughter, Judy, to Larry Meyer,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Meyer,
Norfolk.
The wedding will take place
June 24.
A Poem
From Mrs. Eby . •.
—Just Little Things—
John did no miracles, but all
things John spoke of this Man
were true — John 10:41
You may be discontent with
yojrself. You are are no genius
just laid on the shelf. Medio
croty is the law of our existence
but plod right on with indomit
able persistence. Jesus said of
John: “There hath not appear
ed a greater than he.” John’s
business was just bearing wit
ness, don't you see. He was
content to be just a voice, that
men might think and make
Jesus their choice.
Just a voice may be your lot,
heard but not seen then some
time forgot. Do the common
little things as beneath His eye,
we may never see fruition but
we sure can try. We just might
do more good than we know,
sowing seeds that start thought
streams to flow; starting a life
toward heaven above, to think
ing of Christ and His infinite
love.
Many little things all around us,
that to Christ seem important
but to as seem anonymous. In
World War II a spectacular res
cue was made; of 300,000 sol
diers from Dunkirk, ’twas said.
They were rescued by destroy
ers, freighters and battle ships,
too, and many “little ships”,
anything that would float, its
part could do. They by hund
reds played a major role, res
cuing soldiers to the very last
sojl.
Just work for the Lord, where
ever you can. Names will not
count when before Him we
stand. Lord, though our work
be forever unseen, help us to
do what we can, always faith
ful 1 and clean.
(Della Stuart Eby)
O'Neill Locals
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nelson
were Tuesday visitors in Sioux
City last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Trupp en
tertained friends at dinner Sat
urday evening. Cards furnished
entertainment for the evening.
Mrs. John Stuifbergen went to
Norfolk Tuesday where she vis
ited her brother, Robert Blinn
and son, Gary. She attended a
senior class play while there in
which her nephew, Gary, took
part.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Moore at
tended a State Bottlers conven
tion in Grand Island February
22 and 23.
Mrs. Winnie Barger returned
from Lincoln Thursday. She at
tended funeral services there
February 27 for an aunt.
Leaves for Omaha
Jack Everitt left Sunday for
Omaha where he will enter a
barbering school as soon as space
can be arranged for additional
students. He will be employed at
the Yacht club during his school
ing there. His wife and children
will remain in O’Neill.
Firemen Called
VERDIGRE — The volunteer
firemen responded to a call Tues
day at 7 a.m. to the ranch home
of Otto Pischel, 15 miles north
west of Verdigre. The fire was
in the chimney and caused only
minor damage.
Purchases House
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Harding,
Meek, have purchased the Owen
Davidson house which is located
across the street from the New
Deal Produce station. It is known
as the former Ray Kurtz resi
dence and is presently occupied
by the Carl Grosse family. The
Hardings plan to move in the
near future.
Suffers Injuries
EWING—Mrs. Emma Closson,
a longtime resident of the Ewing
community, fell Thursday while
downtown, breaking a hip and
arm. She was taken to St. An
thony’s hospital at O’Neill for
medical care. Mrs. Inez Burch,
Arizona visitor at Ewing the past
several weeks, also fell while
downtown Tuesday, cracking her
shoulder bone in two places. She
is receiving medical attention at
St. Anthony’s.
Card Party Sunday
Friends of St. Mary's will hold
a card party Sunday from 8:3C
to 10:30 p.m. in the gymnasium
Pitch, pinochle and bridge pri
zes will be presented and refresh
ments will be served. Mrs. Ar
nott Buxton and Mrs. Orville
Sindelar are co-chairmen.
Lynch Service Friday
LYNCH — The World Day o
P^-er will be held Friday at !
p.fft. in the Wesleyan Methodis
church. All churches are invitee
to participate in the service.
Address Received
LYNCH — Friends have re
ceived word from former Lynel
residents. Dr. and Mrs. Do:
Wyrens. who report that they ar<
living in California. Their ad
dress is 369 Buck Avenue, Bo:
338. Vacaville, Calif. The coupli
has three daughters.
Entertain at Luncheon
Mrs. George Peterson sr. ax*
Mrs. O. W. French entertained a
a luncheon Friday afternoon fo
the members of the Dorcas sc
ciety of the Methodist church
1 Quilting was enjoyed by the mem
bers during the afternoon.
Mrs. Schmitz Entertains
Members of the Card-tie-Yaks
club met Wednesday night at the
home of Mrs. Bernard Schmitz
Prize winners in the playing of
cards were Mmes. A1 Hamik,
Owen Parkinson, Richard Mc
Lain and Bill Haverkamp. Re
freshments were served at the
close of the evening.
Meet for Dinner
BCA club members met at the
Town House Tuesday for a 7
p.m. dinner, after which they ad
journed to the home of the hos
tess, Mrs. M. L. Burney, for
bridge. Prize winners were Mrs.
Virgil Laursen and Mrs. Wiiuud
Barger. Mrs LaVeta Lehn was
a guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Math Noethe,
Sutherland, la., were overnight
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Schmitz February 26. The visit
ors were enroute to their home
from a three-week visit in Cali
fornia.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Reynoldson
and son, Lincoln, visited from
Saturday to Monday in the homes
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Verne Reynoldson and Mr. and
Mrs. M. B. Marcellas. Allen is
attending barbering school in Lin
coln.
Several students spent the
weekend in O'Neill with their par
ents and among them were Gary
Jeffries, Joan Wilson and Larry
Tomlinson, University of Nebras
ka; Bill Nelson, Sonita Wilson
and Karen Bridge, Wayne State
Teachers college, and Roy
Bridge, Wesleyan university.
Attends Funeral
Mike Trupp attended funeral
services Friday at Norfolk for
Raymond Cook, who died Febru
ary 27 at Omaha. Mr Cook was
employed a number of years by
the Sidles company at Norfolk
and Omaha. Also attending the
services from here were Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Schenzel.
Mrs. Arthur Givens, Stuart, vis
ited Friday in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. George Pongratz.
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. DeBolt
spent Thursday in Omaha on busi
ness. Accompanying them was
Mrs. Tom Kelly, Page, who vis
ited her father, Lyle Abney, In
man, who underwent surgery in
Omaha last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ziska and
Linda were Friday supper and
evening guests at the Marvin
Ziska home. Mrs. Harlan Peter
sen and daughter were also eve
ning guests.
To Assist ouths
Members of the WSCS will as
sist financially the high school
youths and their chaperones who
plan to attend the MYF convoca
tion to be held in Lincoln March
30, 31 and April 1. The members
met Thursday at the First Meth
odist church basement for a regu
lar meeting conducted by Mrs.
Roy Wayman. They decided to
present six new Bibles to be used
by societies and Sunday school.
The program was given by Mrs.
'Norman Wayman, assisted by
Mrs. Glenn Kennicott who show
ed film strips. The study lesson
will start March 7 at 2 p.m. in
the church basement and will be
taught by Mrs. Kennicott. A des
sert luncheon was served by Mrs.
H. G. Kruse and Mrs. Tony Asi
mus. The evening meeting will
be held March 15 at 8 p.m. in
the church basement.
Honored on Birthday
Larene Lorenz celebrated ..jter
11th birthday Monday and was
guest of honor at a dinner at the
home of her grandfather, Fred
Lorenz. A “doll” birthday cake
was presented Lorene from Con
nie Coufal. Lorene is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Lor
enz.
Twist Party Held
Melvin Sanders was host at a
“twist” party at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Sanders, Satorday evening. Fol
lowing an evening of dancing
lunch was served to the large
group of young people.
Martez Club Meets
Mrs. Mabel McKenna enter
tained the Martez club Tuesday
evening. Following dinner at the
M & M cafe the guests played
cards at the home of the hostess
with Mrs. Guy Cole and Mrs. Ira
Moss winning prizes. Guests were
Mrs. Cole and Mrs. D. C. Schaf
fer.
Mrs. Gallagher Entertains
Members of the Delta Dek club
met for a 7 p.m. dinner at the
M & M cafe Thursday evening
after which they adjourned to
the home of the hostess. Mrs. Ed
Gallagher, for bridge. Mrs. Ho
mer Mullen was high score win
ner in cards.
Mrs. Cole Is Hostess
Members of the Chez-a-Mari
club met for a dinner Wednes
day evening, Feb. 28, at the Town
House. Cards were played at
the home of the hostess, Mrs. Bud
Cole at Emmet and prizes were
won by Mrs. Joe Stutz, Mrs. D.
A. Kersenbrock and Mrs. William
Artus. Guests were Mrs. Larry
Schaffer and Mrs. Don Becker.
I Association Meets
I Women of the First Presbyter
I lan church held their associa
tion meeting Thursday afternoon
in the Fellowship hall. A lesson
was given on “Missionaries to
Columbia, South America” by
i Mrs. Roy Humrich. Hostesses
i were Mmes. Dwight Harder,
» chairman, C. E. Lundgren. Arlo
Hiatt, Leon Melior and Darrell
t Baker.
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Wins Third Place
Pinkerman’s TV team took
third place with 2-a score of 2,330
1 in the recent Women’s City Bowl
t ling tournament. It was erron
- eously reported that foarth place
. winners, the First National Bank
team, had taken the third place
spot. Nell Harding won first place
in the singles with 534.
Ita* Benefit ‘-('ones'*
Mrs. Bud Cole entertained at
a "coffee” at her home in Em
met Friday afternoon. The guests
donated to the Heart fund. Mrs
Cole is Heart Drive chairman at
Emmet.
M & M Club Meets
Mrs. H. G. Kruse served a
dessert supper Tuesday evening,
Feb. 27, to members of the M &
M club when they met at her
iiome. In the playing of cards,
prizes were won by Mrs. L. A.
Burgess and Mrs. Harold Lind
berg.
Addresses Young Folks
Mrs. Robert Pappenheimer was
guest speaker at a Wednesday
evening meeting of the Presby
terian church and the Methodist
church high school youths. The
affair was held in the Presby
terian church fellowship hall. Re
freshments were served.
Mrs. Lundgren Fintertains
Members of the Wednesday af
temoon bridge club met Febru
ary 28 at the M & M cafe for a
luncheon. Bridge was played at
the home of the hostess, Mrs.
C. E. Lundgren, and prizes were
won by Mrs. Lundgren and Mrs.
French.
Entertians at Dinner
Mrs. O. W. French entertained
at a dinner Friday evening in the
M & M cafe for her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Dale French and family. The oc
casion marked Dale’s birthday
and a decorated cake was pre
sented to the guest of honor.
Entertains at Party
Mrs. Carl Schenzel entertained
a group of women at a card par
ty Thursday evening at her home.
In the playing of cards Mrs. Bud
Tibbetts had high score and Mrs.
Mike Trupp won the traveling
prize.
Mrs. Hessen Is Hostess
Mrs. Norman Hesson entertain
ed members of the BBC club at
her home Wednesday evening,
Feb. 28. Prize winners were Mrs.
Don Kellner, Mrs. Mike Trupp
and Mrs. John Hermsen. Refresh
ments were served at the close of
the evening.
Meeting Held
The meeting of the Grattan
Hustler 4-H club was held last
month at the courthouse annex.
Projects were discussed and the
members enjoyed games and re
freshments. Sixteen members
were present. The next meeting
will be held Sunday at the an
nex. Barbara McVay, reporter.
Si*clety to Convene
St. Patrick’s Altar society will
have its regular meeting Thurs
day, Mar. 15, at 8 p.m. in St.
Mary’s gymnasium. St. Helen’s
guild will be in charge of the
meeting.
Completes Training
AMELIA — Mrs. Bertha Sam
mons received word from her
grandson, Duane Sammons, that
he had completed his basic train
ing at Lackland Air Force Base
in Texas, and has been trans
ferred to Lowry AFB at Denver,
Colo.
Building Damaged
EWING — The Ewing fire de
partment was called about noon
Thursday to the Ray Tucker
home when they discovered a fire
in their wash house. The fire
men responded immediately to
the call but the fire made such
progress before being discovered
that the building was very much
damaged.
Mrs. Hawk Is Hostess
Merry Matrons Extension club
met with Mrs. Jim Hawk for a
recent meeting attended by nine
members and one guest, Mrs.
John Hawk. Roll call was answer
ed by naming favorite foods. A
get well card was sent to Mrs.
William Hubei who is in St. An
thony’s hospital. Next meeting
will be March 15 with Mrs. Leo
Lydon.
Surprise Party Held
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Whalen were
honored at a surprise farewell
party Friday evening at their
home when friends called with
refreshments for a social eve
ning. The Whalens are moving
from the neighborhood and en
tertaining for them were Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Hawk and Donald,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hawk, Mr. and
Mrs. Robbert Kreiziger, Bill Hu
bei, Billie and Janet.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Block
have returned from Fort Leonard
Wood, Mo., where they visited
their son, Radean, clerk typist at
post headquarters. Radean has
been transferred to Fort Benning,
Ga.
At The
Courthouse
COUNTY COURT—
Mar. 7—John P. Nekolite, Ains
worth, night speeding, fined $25
and costs, officer E. M. Hastrei
ter.
Mar. 1—L. W. Minor, Omaha
no operators license and illega
use of dealer plates, fined $5C
and costs, officer R. L. Gude.
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ST. ANTHONY’S
MEYER — Mr. and Mrs. Don
aid Meyer of O'Neill, son. David
Lee, 5 pounds 1 ounce, Mar. 1.
SHAW — Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Shaw of O’Neill, daughter, Helen
Elizabeth, 8 pounds 84 ounces.
Mar. 1.
HARKINS — Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Harkms of Bartlett,
daughter, Donna Darlene, 7
pounds 54 ounces Mar. 1.
PETERSON — Rev and Mrs.
Robert Peterson of Bristow,
daughter, Lori Kaye, 8 pounds
34 ounces, Feb. 28
RAUTERKUS — Mr. and Mrs.
Hubert Rauterkus of O'Neill, son,
Patrick Lynn, 8 pounds 154 oun
ces, Feb. 28.
WANSER — Mr. and Mrs. Ter
ry Wanser of Ewing, son, Gary
Jerome, 9 pounds ^4 ounce, Feb.
28.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
HARTMAN — Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Hartman of Bassett,
daughter, Barbara Jean, 6 pounds
13 ounces Feb. 28
ALLEN — Mr. and Mrs. James
Allen of Bassett, daughter, Chris
tine Roxanne, 6 pounds 10 oun
ces Feb. 27.
MITCHELL — Mr. and Mrs.
John Mitchell of Spencer, daugh
ter, Jo Ellen, 7 pounds 6 oun
ces, March 3.
ELSEWHERE
FUHRER — Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Fahrer of Casper, Wyo.,
daughter, Valerie Sue, 7 pounds,
Feb. 24. The couple now has two
daughters and a son. Mrs. Fuh
rer is the former Patty Moody.
CLARK — Capt. and Mrs. F. J.
Clark of Dayton, Ohio, daughter,
Mary Elizabeth. 7 pounds 5 oun
ces, Feb. 13. Mrs. Florence Clark
of Stuart is the paternal grand
mother. She is visiting her son
and family at present.
LIBBY — Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Libby of Manitou Springs, Colo.,
son, 9 pounds, March 5. Mrs. Lib
by is the former Ilene Walters,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry Walters of O’Neill and Mr.
and Mrs. Loren Libby of Inman
are the paternal grandparents.
HEMMER — Mr. and Mrs. Jo
seph Hemmer of Clearwater,
daughter, 6 pounds 9 ounces, Fob.
27, Norfolk hospital. Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Walters of Clearwa
ter are the maternal grandpar
ents.
LUNDQUIST — Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Lundquist of Clearwater,
daughter, 7 pounds 5 ounces, Feb.
26, Antelope hospital, Neligh.
Mrs. Violet Thompson is the ma
ternal grandmother. Mrs. Lund
quist is the former Norma Jean
Thompson.
KREITLER — Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Kreitler of Los Angeles,
Calif., daughter, Carleen Michele,
Feb. 22. The couple has a son,
Jeff. Mrs. Kreitler is the former
Carma LaFrenz, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Walt LaFrenz of Or
chard.
KOPP — Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Kopp of Sun Vale, Calif., son,
Thomas Paul, 8 pounds 9 ounces,
Feb. 17. Mrs. Flora Young of
Orchard is the maternal grand
mother.
GRIBBLE — Mr. and Mrs. Ber
nard Gribble of Chambers,
daughter, 5 pounds 2 ounces, Feb.
25, Antelope Memorial hospital,
Neligh. The paternal grandpar
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Gribble of Chambers.
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY’S
ADMITTED: Feb. 28 — Mrs.
Robert Peterson of Bristow; Mrs.
Terry Wanser of Ewing; Mrs. D.
Robert Peterson, Mrs. Donald
Meyer, Mrs. Hubert Rauterkus,
Mrs. Robert Shaw and Mrs. John
Buckholtz of O’Neill. Mar. 1 —
Mrs. Ralph Harkins of Bartlett;
Mrs. Inez H. Burch of Chandler,
Ariz., Mrs. Andrew Closson of
Ewing and Mrs. Frances Ziemer
of O’Neil1. 2 — Mrs. Allen Har
gens of Spencer; Mrs. Emma
Kemper of Page and Mrs. Mike
London of O’Neill. 3 — Mrs. Ro
bert Devoy of O’Neill; Mrs. Es
mond Weber of Denver, Colo.;
Fred Craig of Page and Guy L.
Blake of Chambers. 4 — Richard
Strobe of O’Neill and Roy E.
Rees of Ewing. 5 — Ivan Potter
of Lynch. 6 — Mrs. Stanley El-1
kins of Chambers, Mrs. H. B.
Black of Spencer; Mrs. William
McIntosh of O’Neill; John M.
Gallagher of Inman and Steven
Alberts of Page. 3 — Tim Sehi
and Kenneth Barlow of Ewing
and Philip Allendorfer of O'Neill
DISMISSED: Feb. 28 — Mrs.
Mary Bosn, Mrs. Robert Sanders
and son, Mrs. James Mullen and
Patrick Pribil of O’Neill; Ben
Larsen of Ewing. Mar. 1 — Mrs.
Nelle Snyder of Atkinson; Mrs.
Ernest Pierson of Ewing; Mrs.
John Pruss and David Lee Meyer
of O’Neill; Mrs. John Sorenson
of Page; Mrs. William Loge
mann and baby and Peter J.
Brown of Chambers. 2 — Mrs.
Larry Ruegge and baby of Atkin
son; Mrs. Marvelene Garwood,
Russel Garwood and Mrs. Alien
Hargens of Spencer; Teresa Hobbs
Janet Hansen Weds
Sgt. Marvin Carl
At Norfolk Rite
EWING — Miss Janet Marie
Hansen, daughter of Mr. ami
Mrs. Edwin C. Hansen, Norfolk,
became the bride of Sgt Marvin
Carl, son of Mrs. Arthur R.iroe
de and Delbert Carl Sr., Ewing,
February 10 in the Sacred Heart
church at Norfolk
The Rev Leonard Ficence offi
ciated at the 10 a.in. double ring
ceremony before an altar decor
ated with twin bouquets of pink
and white carnations. Mrs
Ralph Dopheide, Norfolk, was
soloist, accompanied by Miss
Patricia Stutosman, Norfolk, or
ganist.
The bride wore a floor-length
gown designed with a fitted bo
dice of chantilly lace overlaid
with mother of pearl sequins, a
modified Sabrina neckline and
long tapered sleeve*s. The skirt of
nylon tulle layers over satin with
a center panel of lace, ended in
a chapel train. Her fingertip veil
of imported tulle and French
lace was held in place by a
crown trimmed with Swedish
mother of pearl sequins. She car
ried a cascade of red roses and
ivy.
Miss Joyce Eldine Hansen, Nor
folk, was maid of honor for her
sister. Bridesmaids were Miss
Marsha Gilsdorf and Miss Ber
nice Hahn. They wore gowns of
champagne lace over satin
sheaths and bouffant overskirts
of nylon tulle. Their colonial
bouquets were of pink and white
carnations
Richard Williamson was best
man. Larry Hansen, Norfolk,
brother of the bride, and Melvin
Pruden were groomsmen. Usher*
were Jini Hansen, brother of the
bride, ami Robert Eggerling,
o,.tn of Norfolk.
David Engiehu upt ami Julie
Williamson were ring bearer and
flower girl, respectively.
Following the ceremony a re
ception was held at the Sacred
Heart gymnasium. The cake was
cut and seived by Mrs. Jess
Decke and Mrs. Jessie Kock, lakh
of Norfolk Mrs. Harvey Podulil,
Stanton, served the punch, and
Mrs. Henry Zaunner, Tilden,
poured coffee. Servers were Mrs.
Robert Shaples, Tilden, ami Miss
Karol Kamrath, Madison. Presid
ing at the guest book was Mrs.
Delbert Carl jr In charge of the
gifts were Mrs. Richard William
son, Mrs. Robert Eggerling and
Miss Virginia Clark, all of Nor
folk. and Mrs. Charles Roberts,
Ewing.
The bride is a graduate of Ne
ligh high school, Norfolk Junior
college and the Sacred Heart
School of Nursing at Yankton,
S. D. She is now employed at the
State Hospital in Norfolk.
The bridegroom graduated from
Ewing high school and attended
the C. E. School of Commerce
at Omaha. He is presently serv
ing in the U. S. Arrny, stationed
at Ft. Riley, Kan.
and Mrs. Marvin Larson of Ew
ing. 3 — Mrs. Esmond Weber of
Denver, Colo. 4 — Mrs. Richard
Blum of Pickstown, S. D.; Mrs.
Terry Wanser and baby of Ew
ing; Mrs. Robert Peterson and
baby of Bristow; Mrs. John Buck
holtz, Mrs. Robert Shaw and ba
by and Mrs. Donald Meyer of
O’Neill. 5 — Mrs. M. V. Land
reth of Page; Mrs. Robert D"
voy and Mrs. H Dauterkus and
baby of O’Neill. 6 — Mrs. I Burch
of Chandler, Ariz.; Mr. R. Har
gan of Atkinsn. 2 — Joseph Shan
kins of Bartlett and Mrs. Stan
ley Elkins of Chambers. 7 —
Mrs. Frank Clyde and Mrs. Will
iam McIntosh of O’Neill.
EXPIRED: Feb. 28 — Eldon
Henderson of Orchard. Mar. 3
— Mrs. Floyd Whitaker of Cham
bers.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
ADMITTED: Feb. 26 — Mrs.
Donald Mills of Atkinson and
Charles Skopec of Emmet. 27 —
Mrs. John West of Stuart and
Mrs. James Allen and Mrs. Ken
neth Hartman of Bassett. 28 —
Mrs. William Morgan and John
Wondercheck of Atkinson. Mar. 1
— Lester Porter of Atkinson. 3 —
Mrs. Mary Laible of Stuart; Mrs.
John Mitchell of Spencer and
Mrs. Roy Doke of Newport. 4—
Mrs. Vernon Berry of Atkinson.
5 — Mrs. Jerry Morton and Les- .
ter Nelson of Bassett and Mrs.
Dean Frick of Lincoln. 6 — Mrs.
Charles Ferguson of Ainsworth.
DISMLS9ED: Feb. 27 — Mrs.
Jack Bailey of O’Neill; Leonard
Anderson of Newport and Mrs. I
Elmer Schaffer and George Gold
fuss of Atkinson 28 — Mrs. Vi
vian Vaughn and Mrs. Wayne
Root of Atkinson and Charles Sko
pec of Emmet. Mar. 1 — Mrs.
Gerald Reiman of Naix-r; Rich
ard Young anti Mrs. William Mor
gan of Atkinson. 2 — Joe Shu ti
ne r of O’Neill and Mrs. Sarah
Weber of Butte. 4 — Mrs. James
Allen and Mrs. Kenneth Hartman
of Bassett and Mrs. Roy Doke of
Newport. 5 — Mrs. Delbert Gen
tele of Stuart and John Wonder
check, Lester Porter and Mrs.
John Keating of Atkinson. 6 —
Mrs. Donald Mills and Mrs. Ver
non Berry of Atkinson and Mrs.
John West of Stuart.
SACRED HEART
PRESENT — Baby Donald
David jr., Mrs. Clyde Fisher,
Wallace Fredrickson, Mrs. Pat
Langan and Henry Maly of Spen
cer; Mrs. Lester Derickson and
Melvin P^acck of Lynch; Mrs.
Mary Heiser of Monowi; Joaeph
Kubik of O’Neill; Mrs. Amelia
Mineburg of Bristow and Hugh
Roberts and Mrs. Herman Wilken
of Fairfax, S. D.
DISMISSED: Feb. 27 — Ches
ter Miller and Mrs. Eliza Coop
er of Lynch. 28 — Mrs. Gary
Vogt of Sioux Falls, 3. D.; Mrs.
Etta Bennett of Naper and Mrs.
Adena Jackson of Spencer. Mar.
2 — Wayne Christensen and Stan
ley Streit of Lynch. 4 — Mrs.
Donald David of Spencer. 5 —
Nicolaus Sieler of Butte and Char
les A Drickey of Bristow.
Paul Shierk
INSURANCE AOENCT
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