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THE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL PAGE TWO Thursday, June 16, 1955 Mary Bintner-lrvin Schroeder Married in Church Ceremony Long White Calif. Sliafter Phcn 241 : : ?$ ,i ! r A i ' -. J.- 1 I - , 'I " ; ' j lit "f r. - - .- v ' l . I : I lk?M,rl: It 1 . c I rP .. i J.M ! Mr. and Mrs. Irvin L. Schroeder The Holy Rosary Catholics- Church of Plattsmouth, was decorated with baskets of glad ioli and greenery, on Saturday June 11, 1955, at nine thirty in the morning for the wedding of Miss Mary Leona Bintner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Bintner, and Irvin L. Schroeder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Schroeder, all of Platts mouth. The marriage ceremony was read by Father Joseph A. Tupy in the presence of one hundred relatives and friends. Mrs. Dorothy Hula, soloist sans: "Panis Angelicus", "Ave Maria" and "On This Day O Beautiful Mother." Organist was Mrs. Dorothy Pilny. The bride given in marriage by her father, was very lovely in a floor length gown, with a chapel train, made of chantilly lace and tulle.' The fitted bodice was finished with an illusion yoke topped with a lace collar, and a wide panel of lace ex tended the length of the skirt. Her fingertip illusion veil was caught with a jeweled crown. She carried an orchid on a white pearl prayer book. ' Miss Ruth Warga, maid of honor wore a maize floor length gown of net and lace, and car ried a cascade bouquet of yel low and white carnations. Bridesmaids, Mrs. Delores Schroeder wore a pink floor length gown of net and lace and carried a cascade bouquet of pink and white carnations, Miss Barbara Potts, wore a blue floor length gown of net and lace and carried a cascade bouquet of blue and white car nations. Freddie Schroeder, of Murray, served his brother as best man. Ushers were William Schroeder, and Lyle Forrest. A reception was held follow ing the ceremony, at Holy Rosary hall. -Assisting were Miss Jo Ann Colby at the guest book, Mrs. Elizabeth Snodgrass and Miss Janice Hutton, gifts; Mrs. Nancy Schroeder poured, Mrs. Lulu Belle Taylor cut the cake with Miss Carol Krejic, assisting. For a trip . to Colorado the bride wore a yellow and white clieck dress with white acces sories. Mrs. Schroeder is a graduate of the Plattsmouth high school with the class of 1952. Mr. Schroeder, also a graduate of Plattsmouth high school, is em ployed with the Allied Chemical plant. The couple . will be at home to their frierids June 21, at 1424 Second Avenue, Plattsmouth. Cullom Extension Club Hold Meeting The Cullom Extension club held their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Vermer Meis inger with Mrs. Leon Meisinger as co-hostess. Mrs. Gerald Keih president, opened the meeting by asking to read in unison the devotions of the month and club "Collect". Mrs. Fred Wehrbein lead the group in singing "Rock-a-bye Baby." Minutes were read by Mrs. Victor Stoehr. " Eighteen members were pres ent and two visitors, Marilyn and Dorothy Stoehr. The usual business meeting followed. Some club members plan on attending the "Handi-craft Day" which is to be held at the Christ Lutheran church base ment on June 24, and to bring a sack lunch. The lesson "Care of Your Hands and Nails" was given by Mrs. John Parkening and Mrs. Ralph Cowan. The meeting was closed and a lunch was served by our hostesses. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. John Holmes on July 14th. Delores F it z pat rick, Gerald Ottersiein Marriage Held Here Rouse-Newburn Rites Held at Christian Church The First Christian church of Plattsmouth was the scene on May 27, 1955, of the wedding of Miss Janet Rouse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Rouse, and Richard Newburn, son of Mrs. Roy Dupree, all of Plattsmouth. Rev. F. W. Seigmund of the Christian church performed the nuptials in the presence of rela tives and close friends. The bride wore a white nylon ballerina length dress and a pink and white carnation corsage. Her attendant, Mrs. Merlin Jenkins, was dressed in a blue drtss and wore a pink corsage. Mr. Merlin Jenkins attended the groom as best man. The couple are making their home in Plattsmouth. Delegates To Attend VFW Encampment At Grand Island Plans for a barbecue, was the highlight of the meeting of the Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars, held Tuesday night at the VFW club rooms. Mrs. Hazel Fitch, president conducted the business session with a good attendance pres ent. Mrs. Fern Tucker was ap pointed chaplain pro tern. An all day barbecue will be held June 26 at the river dock. The group voted to contribute $5 to the Plattsmouth recrea tion program, and two books will be presented the Platts mouth public library, in honor of the Gold Star members of the Auxiliary. Mrs. Lorna Rains, poppy, chairman, reported on the sue-' cess of poppy day, held here on May 28, and expressed her ap preciation to all for their co operation. Reports of chairman of var ius committees were heard. Communications read ap proved and filed. Department encampment will be held in Grand Island on June 19 through 21, with Mrs. Hazel Fitch, Mrs. Sophia Wolever, Mrs. Lucille McLean and Mrs. Margaret Fitch, delegates; Mrs. Maxine Bowman, alternate; and Mrs. Lorna Rains and Mrs. Pearl Myers to attend the three day meeting. Discussions held on various projects of the activities of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Aux iliary and suggestions of the group to be given consideration. The state veterans of Foreign Wars youth camp, at Crest View in Papillion opened this week, with a good attendance,, and members of the post, conduct ing the program of the camp. Meeting adjourned, with Aux iliary joining post members, for a social hour. Ice cream, cookies and coffee served by John Ahrens, Lloyd Fitch and A. C. McLean. The next meeting of the Aux iliary wrill be held the third Tuesday in July. i:: , 7 t t( , v - X s r l ", z - : . - C I K V. V- , . '1 : Vtv r f ::'' 'M : . Sf f- l' J i . VKT ' 'C',;' ' I ' P " ' - 1 - f'' - 5V' f i - : " ::r" 'M i r-. Gerald Otterstein El : : U Journal Want Ads Pay Mr. and Mrs Spring flowers decorated St.-f John's church on Saturday, May 28, 1955, for the wedding of Miss Dolores Fitzpatrick, daughter of Mrs. Sylvia Fitzpatrick of Glen wood, Iowa, and Gerald Otter stein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard Otterstein of Plattsmouth." Father Raphael Chonta of St. John's Catholic church read the ceremony in the presence of fifty relatives and friends at ten o'clock in the morning. ; Soloist, Mrs. Phyllis Kobaid, sang "Ava Maria" and "Mother at Your Feet I'm Kneeling." Or ganist was Miss Margaret Eiting. The bride, given in marriage by John Bergman, Jr., wore a waltz length gown of swiss lace over satin, featuring a deep yoke of lace, accented by a high neck line, long fitted sleeves and a bouffant skirt. Her illusion veil was held with a crown of lace and seeded pearls. She carried a cascade of f rench carnations and bouvardia, centered with sweet heart roses. Miss Eleanor Fitzpatrick of Glenwood, Iowa, who attended her sister as maid of honor wore a gown of pale green net over taffeta, with a headdress of pink carnations and carried a co lonial bouquet of pink carna tions. John Bergman, Jr., served the .if -,r . A 5T C groom as best man, and ushers were Elwood Johnson and Don Hutchinson. A reception was held follow ing the ceremony at the home of the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McClintock. As sisting were Mrs. Frank Fitzpat rick of Murray, cutting and serv ing cake, Mrs. Doris Norton, pouring and Miss Beverly Burn ham of Bellevue, in charge of gifts and the guest book. For a short wedding trip the bride wore a gold suit dress with matching accessories. Mrs. Otterstein attended Mid land college and Omaha univer sity, and has been teaching school. Mr. Otterstein gradu ated from Plattsmouth high school with the class of 1952 and is employed in Omaha. The couple are making their home at 717 6th avenue, Plattsmouth. m vy' vzsr 9 .;-4id? Lnoies i ooaerv 7, Come, see our airy collection of lacy slips and petticoats and fancy panties. Nylon Tricot $5.98 up rni t r ci;nl. ci no n ' . Nyron Slips 3.98 up ' y jg uotton uneis wc '2&? Nylon Panties $1.65 s$tkSZs StfT Everelaze Cotton "CS y i Can-Can Slips $1.93 0 i Tal1 sliP ?3-98 'C? m - iy f fcnony uowns ana rajamas ' m i i - f T ri ri t v r - The Fashion Center of Cass Co. Ruth Conway Wed To Richard Lutz In Avoca Rites AVOCA (Special) Miss Ruth Elizabeth Conway became the bride of Richard Lutz in early morning rites June 4 at Holy Trinity Catholic church. Fr. E. C. McFadden read the rites before an altar of peonies and roses. Miss Carolyn Lutz, sister of the groom, was soloist accomp anied by Sister Francesca arid Sister t Karen. The bride's white slipper satin gown, made by her aunt, Mrs. Elmer Mickle, was princess style with a chantilly lace bodice and long sleeves tapering at the wrist. The shirt ended in a chapel train. Her wrist length veil edged in chantilly lace fell from a, crown of seed pearls and she' carried a white orchid on a white prayer book. The maid-of-honor, Miss Bet ty Jo Parker, wore a ballerina length gon of dale blue net with embroidered bodice net over satin skirt,. She carried a colonial bouquet of pink car nations and yellow daisies. Misses Jane Ann Lutz and Glen da Kay Conaway, sister of the groom, and bride, bridesmaids were gowned in net ballerina length net 6ver satin and car ried blue daisies and pink car nations. Anton Wirth was best man. Groomsmen were Lynn Morris and Jim Meyers. Ushers were Everett Lyons and Lon Stukenholz. Mrs. Rol lan Stukenholz and Mrs. Elm er Mickle and the church guild assisted in the breakfast in the guild hall. Mrs. Jesse Parker was at the guest book : and Mrs. Harry Schmidt and Mrs. Henry Lutz at the gift table. .The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Conway, Council Bluffs, and the groom the son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Lutz, Avoca. After a -short trip to western Nebraska, the couple will be at home on a farm southeast of Avoca. The bride, formerly of Nebraska City was gradated with the 1955 class, of Thomas Jefferson high school. 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