Jeannine Maranga,
Dr. Lionel Ickes
Wed in New Orleans
Elmwood Plantation on the
Mississippi River Road in New
Orleans was the setting for the
wedding of Jeannine Claire Ma
ranga, New Orleans, and Dr. Li
onel C. Ickes, Page, Saturday
evening at six p.m., May 12, 1962.
Rev. Miles Gebauer, retired Lu
theran minister and life-long
friend of the Matranga family,
performed the double ring cere
mony.
White gladioli masked the tall
outdixxr candleliolders that edged
the brick walk from the house to
the river. They were topped with
blue candles in globe holders.
White wedding bells topped tho
bower and white gladioli flank
ed the dais set up for the occa
sion midway between the house
and liver.
Ralph Skiflin, soloist, sang
“Because" and “If I Could Tell
You”.
The bride, escorted by her fa
ther appeared from the side en
trance of the Plantation house,
traversed the wide veranda and
walked down the path to the out
door cathedral.
The bride’s gown of Chantilly
lace and net over bride’s satin
was fashioned with a moulded bo
dice with re-embroidered alencon
lace edging the cap sleeves and
framing the portrait neckline.
The lavishly full three-tier cut
a-way skirt cascaded from the
hipline into a cathedral train.
Her veil of illusion net was caught
in a coronation crown. She wore
full length gloves and carried
magnolia blossoms from her own
gardens.
The bride’s only jewelry was
a single strand of pearls, a gift
from her father to her mother
many years ago.
Maid of Honor, Alyce Urauhart
and bridesmaid Donna Bethune,
both of New Orleans and friends
of the bride wore identical gowns
of yellow organza with matching
picture hats and buttercup cum
merbunds. Allison Spindel was
flower girl and wore a fall skirt
ed dress of white organza with a
crown of fresh flowers. All the
bride's attendants carried baskets
of mixed garden flowers.
The bride’s mother was attired
in a beige gown of alencon lace
with matching accessories while
the mother of the bridegroom
wore a pale green dress of cupi
oni cotton.. Both wore cymbidium
orchid corsages.
The bridegroom chose Dr.
Richard Whitmire of Edgewood,
Tex., for his best man while Jack
Matr-mga, brother of the bride,
was groomsman. Ushers were Dr.
Martin Spindel of New Orleans,
Lf. John Brooks of Oklahoma
City, Okla. and Joseph Vega,
Memphis, Tenn , brother-in-law of
,he bride. Robert Vega, of Mem
phis, nephew of the bride was
ring bearer.
The bridegroom and his at
tendants wore white dinner jack
ets, black trousers and cummer
bunds. Their boutonniers were
white carnations.
Following the ceremony a re
ception for five hundred guests
was given by the bride’s parents.
The main hall of the Plantation
House served as the reception
center with the line forming be
fore the magnolia-banked fire
place.
A buffet supper was served in
the north garden. Music was fur
nished by the Frankie Mann or
chestra and later by the Dixie
Land Jazz Band with dancing
throughout the evening.
The bride is a graduate of New
Orleans high school and Ridge
Wood Preparatory school. She
has been hostess at the Planta
tion since her graduation.
The bridegroom is a graduate
of Page high school, attended the
University of Nebraska and re
ceived his Bachelor of Arts and
College cf Veterinary Medicine
degrees from the Colorado A &
M University at Ft. Collins. At
the conclusion cf his service as
signment Dr. and Mrs. Ickes will
make their home at Nampa, Ida.,
where he will practice with his
brother, Dr. M. W. Ickes.
The bride chose a navy blue
polka dot cotton with a white
jabot and jacket for her going
away dress. Her corsage was a
white cymbidi'um orchid.
Joan Schindler
Weds Terry Marx
Announcement has been made
of the marriage of Joan Schind
ler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin L. Schindler, Missoula,
Mont., to Terry J. Marx, son of
Mr. and Mr$. Matthew Marx,
Missoula, Mont. The ceremony
was performed in Coeur d’Alene.
Id.
Mrs. Marx is a graduate cl
Missoula County high school anc
attended Montana State Univer
sity for two years.
Mr. Marx was graduated front
Ironwood high school in Ironwood
Mich., and will graduate front
Montana State University June -
with a B. A. degree in matha
matics.
The couple is residing at 505
Thornton apt's. South 3rd street
Missotula.
Linda Lou Stangl
Weds Harlan Sedivy
At Spencer Rite
Linda Loj Stangl, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stangl. Coon
Rapids, la., and Harlan Ray Se
divy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
Sed.vy, Bristow, were united in
marriage Saturday, May 5, at 11
am. in St. Mary’s church in
Spencer. The Rev. Robert Stein
hauser officiated in the double
ring ceremony.
The bride, escorted to the al
tar by her father, wore a floor
length gown of nylon sheer over
taffeta appliqued with Venice
lace and featuring a sabrina lace
neckline and short sleeves. The
full skirt fell into a chapel train.
Her fingertip veil was caught in
a heart-shaped pearl coronet. She
carried a bouquet of white roses
and carnations. Her only jewelry
was a hand engraved gold cross,
a gift from the bridegroom.
Miss Rilla Kuker, Carroll, la.,
friend of the bride, was maid of
honor and Mrs. Gay Hull, Lynch,
sister of the groom, was brides
maid. Both wore identical sheath
dresses of mint green silk or
ganza and carried bouquets of
green tinted pompons. Flower
girl was Gaylene Hull, attired in
a mint green dress and carried
a bouquet of green tinted pom
pons.
Arliss Clinton, Omaha, friend
of the bridegroom, was best man
and Dean Sedivy, Bristow, bro
ther of the groom, was grooms
man. Ringbearer was Gregory
Hull, ushers were Andy Ohri and
T ennarrl Koneekv. hoth of SDen
cer.
Music was furnished by St.
Mary’s choir.
Following the ceremony a noon
luncheon was served in the Spen
cer Community hall. A reception
followed for the relatives and
friends. Mrs. Joe Fredioksen was
hostess and Mrs. Rose Wilson cut
and served the four tier wedding
cake. Mrs. John Schiessler pour
ed the coffee, Carolyn Ross, Car
ol Prokop, Barbara Thorell and
Lee Ann Ludwig served as wait
resses.
Nancy Row, Spencer, had
charge of the guest book and
Judy Brokl and Janice Crawford
took care of the gifts.
The bride graduated from
K'uemper high school in Carroll,
la., in I960 and attended Com
mercial Extension School of Com
merce in Omaha. She is employ
ed by Commercial Union-North
British Group of Insurance com
panies in Omaha.
The bridegroom graduated
from Spencer high school in 1957
and is presently employed as a
carpenter with Hinkle Construc
tion company in Omaha.
After a brief wedding trip they
will make their home at 3318
Hamilton. Omaha.
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Mr. ami Mrs. Charles W. Wat
kins, Miami, Fla., announce the
engagement of their (laughter,
Charlene Eugenia, to Dennis Eu
gene Burival, E.W/3c of the US
Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James F. Conway, O’Neill.
The couple will be married
upon his discharge from the
Navy.
Extension Club
Goldenrod Extension club me'
in the heme of Mrs. Edna Mey
ers May 9. The lesson was giver
by Mrs. Betty DeWitt and Mrs
Herman Janzing. The dishes tha
were demonstrated were serve(
to the members. A landscaping
tour is planned for next month
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Karl
Norton, Aberdeen, Wash., have
announced the engagement of
their daughter, Shirley Kay
Seger, to LaVerne D. Kiege, son
of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Kiege,
Kearney. Miss Seger is the
daughter of the late Ivan Wil
liam Seger.
A June 16 wedding is planned.
The couple will reside at 817
North Martin, Aberdeen, Wash.
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY’S
ADMISSIONS: May 5 — Mrs.
Margaret Pribil and Hugh Carr of
O’Neill and John Rist of Page.
10 — Mrs. James Ringel of Om
ha; Mrs Lyle Frerichs of
Page; Waunita Claussen of At
kinson; Mrs. Elmer Williamson
of Orchard; Mrs. Frank Jauer
nig of Stuart; Larry Juracek of
Ewing and Mrs. Lynus Howard
of O’Neill. 11 — Mrs. John Cas
sidy of Spencer. 12 — Mrs. Fred
Snowardt and Vincent Streeter of
O’Neill; Mrs. William Ritterbush
of Chambers and Nancy Funk of
Ewing. 13 — A. W. Carroll of O’
Neill. 14 — George Winkler and
Mrs. Harold Cobum of O’Neill
and Franklin Kirk Lambert of
Ewing. 15 — Harry Spall jr. and
Mrs. Leonard Brown of O’Neill.
DISMISSED: May 9 — Baby
Lieb cf O’Neill and Mrs. Cora
Wyant of Chambers. 10 — Mrs.
Elroy Lieb of O’Neill; Baby Rin
gle, who was transferred to Om
aha; Mrs. Ted Crawford of Spen
cer and John Rist of Page. 11
— M. W. Mahannah of Butte;
Waunita Claussen of Atkinson;
Hugh Carr and Mrs. Lyle Vequist
of O’Neill. 12 — Henry Schacht
of O’Neill and Larry Juracek of
Ewing. 13 — Mrs. John Cassidy
of Spencer; Mrs. Lyle Frerichs
and baby of Page; Nancy Punk
of Ewing and Angela Williamson
of O’Neill. 14 — A. W. Carroll,
Mrs. Lynus Howard and Mrs.
Louis Vitt of O’Neill. 15 — Mrs.
Elmer Williamson of Orchard;
Mrs. Mary Zastrow, Baby De
maris Zastrow and Mrs. John
R. Gallagher of O’Neill; Mrs.
James Ringle of Omaha and
Franklin Kirk Lambert of Ew
ing.
SACRED HEART
PRESENT: May 14 — Marilyn
Blitzkie, Mrs. John Kocian and
John Schommer, Spencer; Baby
Joyce Irene Carsten of Bonesteel,
S. D.; Mrs. Katheryn Cranford,
Mrs. George Thayer and Mrs.
Ray Wilson of Lynch; Mrs. Clare
Hahn, John Tarr and John Tie
fenthaler of Butte; Mrs. Mary
Heiser of Monowi; Mrs. Josepha
Milacek cf Bristow; Mrs. Char
les Humpal and Mrs. Peter Op
broek of Fairfax, S. D.; Fred
Hauck, George Higgins, Jerry
Lee Hermann, John Peterson,
Mrs. John Peterson, Mrs. John
Nooner and Baby Terry 9cott
Nooner of Naper.
DISMISSED: Mrs. Gesiena Tu
nik of Butte; Peter Opbroek of
Fairfax, S. D.; Mrs. Joe Madura,
Alfred Stanek and Mrs. Clarence
Moody of Lynch; Baby Allen
Scott Bowman and Mrs. Beaula
Raul of Spencer and Mrs. Ru
dolph Weickjm of Naper.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
ADMITTED: May 7 — Richard
Straka sr. of Stuart. 8 — Mrs.
Mildred Chace of Atkinson and
Mrs. Roy Doke of Newport. 9 —
Lloyd Thompson and Thomas
Davis of Atkinson and John Du
satko of Emmet. 10 — Hubert
Kohle and Welby Ashby of Stuarl
and Frank Kissinger of Atkinson,
12 — Mrs. George Fritz of O’Neill;
Mrs. Dean Prewitt, Cheri Pad
dock and Mrs. Bernard Engler oi
Atkinson and Terry Fried oi
Butte. 13 — Ray Gotschall of At
j kinson.
DISMISSED: May 7 — Mrs
Gerald Upton of Atkinson. 8 —
Richard Straka of Stuart. 9 —
Randy 9anders of O’Neill. 10 —
Mrs. Lloyd Thompson of Atkin
son. 11 — John Dusatko of Em
met. 12 — Frank Kissinger of At
kinson. 13 — Cheri Paddock oi
Atkinson.
ST. ANTHONY’S
RINGLE — Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Ringle of Omaha, son, Matthew
Gerard. 7 pounds 3 3/4 ounces.
May 10.
FRERICHS — Mr. and Mrs
Lyle Frerichs erf Page, daughter.
JoAnn Rae. 8 pounds 44 ounces.
May 10.
SNOWARDT — Mr. and Mrs.
| Fred Snowardt of O'Neill, daugh
ter. Gail Marie. 6 pounds 12 oun
ces. May 12.
COBURN — Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Cobum of O’Neill, daughter,
7 pounds 24 ounces, May 15.
BROWN — Mr. and Mrs. Leo
nard Brown, son, 5 pounds 114
ounces. May 15.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
DOKE — Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Duke of Newport, daughter.
Tammy Jane, 7 pounds, 4 ounces.
May 8.
PREWITT — Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Prewitt of Atkinson, son,
Dallas James, 9 pounds 4 ounces.
May 12. They have two sons,
Jerry and Steven and a daugh
ter, Lori Ruth.
FRITZ — Mr. and Mrs. George
Fritz of O’Neill, daughter, De
lores Jean, 6 pounds 1 ounce,
May 12.
ENGLER — Mr. and Mrs. Ber
nard Engler of Atkinson, daugh
ter, Sheryl Jean, 7 pounds 8 oun
ces, May 12.
ELSEWHERE
DONOHOE — Mr. and Mrs.
James Donohoe of 5647 Vecino
Dr., Glendora, Calif., son, Ed
ward Joseph, 7 pounds 3 ounces,
April 20.
YANCEK — Mr. and Mrs.
George Yancek of Lincoln, son,
Michael Raymond, 6 pounds, May
12. Mrs. Yancek is the former
Norma Andersen, daughter of
Mrs. Edith Andersen of Amelia.
SORENSEN — Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Sorensen of Omaha, son,
Barry Lynn, 6 pounds 8 ounces,
May 5. The grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Soren Sorensen sr. of
Page and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bur
ival of O’Neill.
THIELE — Mr. and Mrs. Phil
lip Thiele of Clearwater, son, 6
pounds 8 ounces, May 1.
O'Neill Locals
Aces High Bridge Club
Mrs. Arlen Miles was guest of
the Aces High bridge club that
met Wednesday, May 9, in the
home of Mrs. Arnott Buxton- Win
ners were Mrs. Rudy Morrow
and Mrs. A. L. Eymann.
BBC Bridge Club
Mrs. Jack Pithan entertained
the BBC bridge club in her home
May 9. Winners were Mrs. Mike
Trapp, Mrs. John Hermsen and
Mrs. Don Younie. Refreshments
were served at the close of the
evening.
Couples Club
Couples Bridge club met at the
Tropical Gardens for dinner and
later adjourned to the Vem Rey
noldson home for cards. Mrs.
Marvin Johnson was the winner
for the women and John Conard
was the winner for the men.
Meet Thy Neighbor Club
Mrs. Charlie Mahony was hos
tess to the Meet Thy Neighbor
club May 3. Door prize was won
by Mrs. Leo Schneider. The next
meeting will be in the home of
Mrs. Leo Babutzke, May 23. Roll
call will be answered with a pic
nic recipe. Mrs. William Babutzke,
reporter.
Mrs. Della Eby visited her sis
ter, Mrs- Hattie Rohr, Burke,
S. D., Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Tomlinson
and Casey visited in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Roth
child, Atkinson, Sunday.
Carlee Mathis visited in Atkin
son Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sicheneder,
Atkinson, were Sunday visitors at
the Marvin Ziska home.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Linebaugh
and Jamie, Lincoln, visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Don
lin over the weekend.
Pfc. Neal E. Kelley, USMC,
son of Mr. and Mrs. James E.
Kelley, Inman, graduated April
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CONFIRMATION WAS IlhlJ) at the l.ynch Messed \irgln Mary Assumption church Friday. Seven
adults and 13 children were confirmed. Archbishop ticrnld T. livrgan, Omaha, administered the sac
rament. Visiting clergy Included Rev. Donald Hart ck. Atkinson. Rev. hdward Hunkeler, llloom field.
Rev. Jerome Dirkis, Huttc, Rev. Robert Stetnhausen. Hpeneer, Rev. Charles Itmdcrson, Ncligh, and
the Rev. Robert Duffy, O’Neill. Following confirmation u potluck *up|>cr was served In the church
basement.
30, from the Ground Radio Re
pair School at the Marine Corps
Recruit Depot, San Diego, Calif.
During the seven-week school
students receive instruction in the
repair and maintenance of radio
equipment, including manpack
and vehicular equipment used by
ground units throughout the Ma
rine Corps.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Soucek
and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Foster
man, Verdigre, drove to Yankton,
S. D., Sunday, May 6, where they
attended the John H. Fosberg
Memorial Reunion of the Oriental
Consistory of which Raymond
Soucek is a member of the May,
1962 class receiving his 32 dend
degree in the Masonic Lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Schueth,
who spent the winter months with
their son and daughter-in-law in
Humphrey, are returning home
for the summer. Mrs. Schueth
has been convalesing after an op
eration.
Mrs. Larry Fernau and family
joined her husband in Hyannis
where he is employed. They will
make their home there for the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Janzing
and Joyce Ann visited with Mrs.
Joe Bruder, Sunday. Other visit
ors were Mr. and Mrs. Walt Ries
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Winkler and Mary Alice, Mr. and
Mrs. George Shald and family
and Edmund O’Donnell, Holly
wood, Calif. All went to the park
for a picnic.
WSCS ELECT OFFICERS
The WSCS women of the Meth
odist church met in the church
basement Thursday afternoon,
May 3. Installation ceremonies
for the new officers for the com
ing year was conducted by the
Rev. Glenn Kennicott. The fol
lowing officers were installed:
Mrs. Roy Wayman, president;
Mrs. Ed Wayman, vice president;
Mrs. Gil Poese, secretary; Mrs.
Harold Lindberg, treasurer; Mrs.
Carl Schnezel, promotion secre
tary; Mrs. Roy Waymen, mis
sionary education service; Mrs.
Norman Wayman, Christian so
cial relations; Mrs. Hazel Boat
man, local church activities; Mrs.
Dale Perry, student work; Mrs.
Harold Lindberg, youth work;
Mrs. Richard Clyde, children
work; Mrs. Ben Wayman, spiri
tual life; Mrs. John Enke, litera
ture and publications; Mrs. Loj
is Reimer, supply work and Mrs.
Orville Nickeson, publicity.
Mrs. C. H. Switzer and Gladys
Peterson were hostesses for the
2 p m. dessert luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bowen and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ware and fam
ily pickmcked Sunday at Grove
Lake in observance of Mother’s
Day.
Mary Dusatko accompanied Bob
Allen, Omaha, to Grand Island on
Saturday to spend Mother's Day
in the John Allen home Mr. and
Mrs. James Allen and Rick, Page,
were also guests in the Allen
home.
Lutheran Church Aid
Christ Lutheran church aid met
Thursday evening, May 10, in the
church basement. The topic
“Serve the Lord With Gladness”
was given by Mrs. Don Larson.
Hostesses were Velma Sivesind
and Etoyle Nelson. The Father
Son banquet will be held Sunday
evening, May 27, at 7 p.m. in the
church basement. Rally will be
at Wayne June 5.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hull took
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hull to O'
Neill Friday to visit Mrs. Ella
Hull.
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A Poem
From Mrs. Eby ...
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For every hill we've had to climb,
for every stone thats bruised
our feet, For nil the struggle*
through the grime, for ail the
trips through burning heat.
Oar hearts can still sing a hap
py song. These are the things
that make us strong.
Very few men had the conflict
of heart, as had Martin Luther
from the very start. But he left
an imprint on the world we
know. His thesis stand where
ever we go. And also the strug
gle John Bunion had, but he
looked to God and kept ills
heart glad. God allows tempta
tion for it helps us to reap what
a storm does for the oak, it
roots us deep.
Many great men will testify their
lives have been spured again
to try, they owe more to Gods
fire and hammers and His file,
when they’ve traveled through
some very hard difficult trial.
So let’s give thanks for now we
know, these are the things that
make us grow.
And stimulate us all to continue
to strive and spurs the will to
stay alive. Yes for glooming
days and fruitless years even
for heartache and bitter tears.
Remember along easy mads
the weaklings creep but brave
hearts dare to climb the road
that's steep.
THANK YOU
A sincere thank you to the voters of the
28th Legislative district for the vote given me
in the Primary election.
It was much appreciated.
FRANK NELSON
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