Nelson—Kamphaus
Exchange Vows in
Catholic Ceremony
St. Anthony’s Catholic church,
Fairfax, S. D. was the scene of
th • September 4 wedding of Miss
JoEllen Nelson and Bernard J.
Kamphaus.
Parents of the couple are Mr.
and Mrs. Nels Nelson, Ericson
; nd Mrs Julie Kamphaus, O’
Neill.
i he Rev. William Lambert of
ficiated at th 10 a.m. double ring
ceremony. The organist accom
panied tli ■ singers with the wed
ding selections of “On This Day”
and "Ave Maria”.
The bride wore a floor length
gown oi chantilly lace over net
and tafetta. The bodice featured
a square scalloped neckline and
long sleeves. Set-in accordion
pleats acc J the skirt. Her fin
ger tip veil of imported illusion
was edged with chantilly lace
id Mrs. Melvin Johnson,
Kr announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Rose
mary. to Marlin G. Frahm, O’
Neili the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Floy a Fr.iir.i, Page.
R'* - is employed in Oma
ha - 1 P a!. .Marwick, Mitchell
ant’ v .».
Marlin it in a commercial
clean!;:; . paint business in
O’Neill.
• ' ’ ting date has been set.
and caught by a crown of tiny
seed pearls. She carried a bou
quet of white orchids on a prayer
book.
Judi McLain was maid of hon
or. Her dress of blue tafetta, cov
ered by white lace was fashioned
with a round neckline and full
skirt with a cummerbund at the
waist. Her headpiece was a cir
cle of blue net on a crown of
blue rhinestones. She carried a
nosegay of small blue mums.
The bridegroom was attended
by his brother, Carl Kamphaus.
A reception was held in the
Nels Nelson home Sunday, Sept.
9. Virginia Nelson, sister of the
bride, had charge of the guest
book. Mrs. Joe Wray served the
punch, Mrs. Jack McGrew pour
ed the coffee and Mrs. Carl Kah
lstin and Mrs. Alfred Peterson
cut and served the cake. All are
aunts of the bride. The cake was
baked and decorated by Mrs.
Matt Beha.
Bonnie Pospichal,
Fred Friedel
Wed in Atkinson
Mrs. Bonnie Pospichal, Atkin
son and Fredrick Friedel, Stuart
were united in marriage Satur
day, Sept. 1 at the St. Joseph’s
Catholic church, Atkinson.
The Rev. R. J.. Parr, officiated
at the mass and double ring cer
emony which was performed at
9:00 a.m.
Larry Judge was the vocal so
loist, accompanied by Patricia
Schneider at the organ.
The bride wore a sheath dress
of embossed gold metallic bro
cade on an off-white back ground.
Her small veiled hat was an op
en crown pillbox of golden fea
thers. Her other accessories were
in bone color. She carried a mo
ther of pearl prayer book, a gift
of the bridegroom and wore a
white orchid corsage.
The couple was attended by
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Shald, Haw
thorn, Calif. Mrs. Shald is a sis
ter of the bridegroom.
Don Dickau, Valley and Jim
Friedel, Stuart served as ushers.
They are brothers of the bride
and bridegroom.
A dinner was served at 12 noon
to the wedding party and guests
at the Knights of Columbus Hall.
Mrs. Don Kickau, Valley, regis
tered the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. John Friedel were
hosts at a supper in their home
for 61 guests.
After a wedding trip to the Yel
lowstone National Park and the
Black Hills. The couple will make
their home southw’est of Atkin
son where Mr. Friedel is engaged
in farming and ranching.
Bride-of-the-Week
LaRue Weller
will wed
Gordon Lorenz
September 29
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Seger—Reige Married
In Washington
In a candlelight ceremony June
16th at the Calvary Lutheran
church in Aberdeen, Wash. Miss
Shirley Kay Seger, Aberdeen, be
came the bride of LaVerne Riege,
Aberdeen. The Rev. Edward H
Immc officiated at the double
ring ceremony at 8:00 p.m.
Seven branch candelabra with
white candles adorned the altar.
The wedding music was played
by Eric Wickstrom, organist, and
sang by Karen Eyer, cousin of
the bride. Songs were “Because”
and "The Lords Prayer".
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Robert Norton and the late
Ivan W. Seger, Atkinson, grand
daughter of Mrs. Eve Seger. Mr.
Riege is the son of Mr. and Mrs
Edmund A. Riege, Kearney.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her stepfather, Robert
E. Norton. She wore a floor-length
bridal gown of white chantilly
lace bodice which dipped to a flat
tering V at the front and back.
Demure scalloped sabrina neck
line enriched with miniature seed
pearls and sequins. The grace
ful wing skirt was of acetate peau
de soie and had appliques of
matching lace circling the skirt.
Softly draped butterfly skirt at
back waa accented with self bows.
The long sleeves tapered to bri
dal points at the wrists. The floor
length veil was edged with a
pearl blossom head piece. She
wore a pearl neokiace given to
her by the bridegroom and ear
ned a colonial bouquet of white
orchids w.th whi;e streamers on
a white Bible.
Shirley Allen was the maid of
honor and Kay Lord was brides
maid. They wore street-length
dresses of blue nylon net, lined
with blue taffeta, white nylon
net lists and white shoes com
pleted the ensembles They wore
peari necklesses given to them
by the bride, and carried colon
ial bouquets.
Merle Riege. brother of the
bridegroom was best man and
Ivan Riege was groomsman. Ar
thur Riege, Ohio and George
Fisher, Aberdeen, Wash., were
the ushers. Phyllis Stevens and
Judy Bates, Aberdeen, lighted the
candles. Both were dressed in
blue street length dresses.
A reception was held following
the ceremony.
The couple will make their new
home at 817 North Martin Street,
Aberdeen, Wash.
Sigrid Schwab Weds
LaVern Jurgensmeier
At Sioux Falls, S. D.
Miss Sigrid Schwab, Sioux
Falls, S. D. and LaVern Jurgens
meier were married August 27 in
Sioux Falls at 9 a.m. in St. Jo
seph’s Cathedral.
Parents of the couple are Mr.
and Mrs. Gustav Schwab, Sioux
Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jur
gensmeier, O’Neill.
E corted to the altar by her
father, the bride appeared in a
white street length dress of
whhe bownot lace over taffeta
styled with a close neckline and
scalloped hemline. Her white il
lusion veil was held with a cloche
head piece. She carried a cas
cade bouquet of white roses and
ivy.
Mary Jurgensmeier, sister of
the bridegroom was maid of hon
or. She wore a pastel blue street
length dress with white accessor
ies and carried a bouquet of white
and blue feathered carnations.
James Jurgensmeier, brother of
the bridegroom, was best man.
Wenne Schwab and Robert Jur
gensmeier were ushers.
Following the ceremony > a
breakfast and reception were giv
en by the bride's parents in their
home.
The couple will be at home in
Pierre, S. D.
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Hood, Milacek
Exchange Vows
At Bristow
Mrs. Iona Fay Hood, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Beieler,
Cedar edge, Colo., exchanged wed
ding vows with Cecil M. Milacek.
son of Mrs. Ray Beers, Bristow,
Saturdey evening. Sept. B at 8
pin. at Trinity Lutheran church
at Bristow. The Rev. R. D. Peter
son performed the ceremony.
The altar was decorated with
flowers and candles. Organ mu
sic was provided by Janice Peter
son. Mrs. Jerry Dennis sang the
“Wedding Prayer” and the
“Lord's Prayer”.
Escorted to the altar by her
father, the bride was attired in
a light blue ballerina length gown
with light blue head band and
veil. She carried a bouquet of
pink and white carnations.
Bridesmaid was Mrs. Larry
Bowers, Bristow. She wore a yel
low street length dress with
matching head band and carried
a bouquet of white and vellow
carnations
Best mar. was Larry Bowers.
Bristow and Floyd Fauser, Spen
cer, was usher.
A reception was held in the j
church basement following the.
ceremony. Mary Sokup was in
charge of the guest book.
D. R. Mounts and
Mabel McKenna Married
Judge D. R. Mounts and Mrs
Mabel McKenna wore married
September 8, at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Grace Lucas, m Ton
<awa, Okla, the Rev. John Bloss
of the Tunkawa Christian church
officiating. Attendants were Lina
bel Lucas of Tonkawa, Hugh F.
McKenna. Phoenix, Am., and Mr
and Mrs. Walter King, Ponca Ci
ty, Okla.
O'Neill Locals
Kebekah Lodge
Eden Rebekah Lodge No. 41
met in regular session at the
IOOF hall Friday at 8 p.m. Lu
cille Klingler was elected as dele
gate to the Assembly at Grand
Island.
The 111 anniversary of the Re
bekah Degree was observed. The
next meeting will be held Sept.
21. Caroline Max will be guest
speaker.
WSCS Meets
O’Neill WSCS Women of the
Methodist church met in the
church basement Thursday after
noon, Sept. 6. A 2 p.m. dessert
was served. Ten senior members
of the society were honored.
It was reported that the rum
mage sale was a success. Hos
U-sses were Mr*. Norman Way
man and Mrs Frank Ei<penb*rh.
The new meeting will be Octo
ber A
Mr anti Mrs Floyd Sanders
and Melvin and Mrs James Dun
lin spent Monday and Tuesday m
Lincoln visiting Mr. and Mrs
Gary Lanbangla and daughter
Catholic Dhugriters will sponsor
a benefit card party Tuesday eve
rung at the "KC hall.
James Bastian and his mother
of Grand Island were Sunday
houseguests of Mr. and Mrs D
H Clauson. Mr Bastian was mu
sic teacher in the public school in
1951 and 1952
Mrs. Dale Fetrow is spending
the week in Omaha visiting her
son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs Leland Bauer and getting
acquainted with a new grand
daughter.
MM Club .Meets
Mrs. L. A Burgess was hostess
to the MM club Tuesday evening
A 7:30 dessert lunch was served.
High score winners were Mrs.
Harry Clauson and Mrs. Burgess.
Mrs. C. W. Porter was a guest.
■lunawa Club Meets
Janawa club met Monday eve
ning in the home of Winnie Bar
ger. Refreshments were served at
the close of the evening. Leona
Hynes was a guest .High score
winner was Mrs. Robert Moore;
second high. LaVeta Lehn
Ronnie Unify left Wednesday
lor his navy base ai Norfolk. Va.
after si-nding a leave with tu»
parents, Mr. and Mrs Stanley
Holly.
Mr and Mrs Harry flowers.
Grt*tb>ry. S D . were Sunday cal
lers at the Haul Woidneck home
Friday guests in the homes ol
Mr. and Mrs Bennett Gillespie
and Mrs. Della Ehy were Mr
and Mrs. Howard Stuart. Upland,
Calif., Mr and Mrs Harry Mock,
Springfield and Mrs Merle Mam
folk, Kilgore. Mr Stuart and Mra.
Mock are Mrs. Ehy s cousins
Mr and Mrs Archie Ed son vis
ited the Charles Thelander fam
ily last week before leaving for
their home in Crescent City,
Calif
Eldon Knight and family, Lin
coln, were over night callers in
the Marion Woidneck home Fri
day, Aug 31.
VisiUsrs in the Charles Theland
er home for a femr days last week
were Mrs lone Chase, Coming,
Calif, and Mrs. Norma Weltie,
Gardena. Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. David Jensen and
Mr. anil Mrs. Paul Woidneck at
tended the Boyd Co. Fair Tues
day evening.
Mr. aixi Mrs John Storjohann,
Miss Minnie Higgins and Mrs
Martha Jnhrmg attended the 40th
wedding anniversary observance
of Mr. and Mrs Herman Stor
johann at Schribrter Sunday
Seventy-five relatives and
friends met for a picnic dinner
at noon Open house wrn« held
from 2 till 1 at the United 1-uUier
i an church. I < > •
Kenneth C. Grosse haa recently
been [>;um<Aed tr> an A3c to AJr.
He »* attending Fdor Ironies
school at K«e»ler A>'H, Biloxi,
Miss Kenneth lx the son *d Mr
ami Mr* Cxrl Grosse, O'Neill.
It ridge Club Meets
Afternoon Bridge chib met Wed
nesday for a luncheon at the
Town House Bridge was played
later v» tl»e ftoinr of Mrs. Helen
Kooney
K verllu Club Meets
Kxcello dub held their regular
meeting Sept, lu it I p m Ui the
home of Mr* Donald Allen There
were seven members prtsselU.
Flee linn of officers was held with
the following results Mrs L.
Cozine, president; Mm Glen tit**
wart, vice {trestdent and Mrs.
Hay Counts, secretary.
The next meeting will be hold
Monday. (Xt 9 at « p m. in tlu
home of Mrs Guy Keller.
Former o'Ni-411 llisld«-m film
Mrs, Hose Davy, former resi
dent of O'Neill, was buried in Va
lentine last week, Site is surviv
ed by two sons, Jack, un aocoun
taut at Valentine and Jim, a pi
lot at Denver
Her aisters are Mrs Harden
Anspach, Loretta Hughes and
Mrs. Lizzie Madison. Bassett,
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