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WEDDINGS ana Views REUNIONS CLUi MEETINGS SOCIAL EVENTS reported by OLGA REYELT PHONE SK 5-llfl Rita Ann Johtnnsen Wed A fate January wedding is planned by Rita Ann sen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman P. Johannsen of Jacksonville and Mr Norman R. Sjoblom, son of Mr and Mrs O. S. Sjoblom of Fairmont, Minnesota.

Rita Ann is a graduate of Iowa Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing at Des Moines, and has been attending the University of Minnesota. Her fiance attended Mankato State College and the University of Minnesota. He is presently erating his own business in fitting and kitchen designing in Minneapolis, Minn. G. S.

Petersen's Hold Open House Dec. 23 Mr and Mrs J. G. Petersen of Audubon held open house Sunday afternoon, Dec. 2 at the home of their son, Mr and Mrs Merle Petersen in observance of their 60th wedding anniversary.

Over 150 friends and relatives called to offer best wishes and celebrate with them. The rooms were decorated nicely for the occasion and a lovely bouquet of red and white flowers flanked with candelabra centered the dining room table. The beautiful anniversary cake was baked by uth Rold. Mrs Glen of Ames and Mrs Jarwin Jensen of Sioux Falls, poured, assisted by Mrs Norman Christofferson and Mrs Clifford Jensen. In charge of the refresh ments were Mmes.

Victor Julius, Elmer Jorgensen harles Miller, Trena Paul sen, Jens Olsen, Harvey Jen sen and Mrs Merle Petersen A large number of Mer rill's Grove people were present. Mrs Elmer Norgaard Had Holiday Coffee Mrs Elmer Norgaard enter tained at a neighborhood holi day coffee party at her hoim Friday morning as a courtes; for her daugher, Mrs Earl Me Caustland of Monticello, Iowa Carol Kobold Fred McKee's Hosts To Purina Employees Mr and Mrs Fred McKee of Harian were hosts Saturday evening. December 29 at their annual Christmas party at thei Golf and Countrv Club for ina employees and their wives from Shelby. Crawford, Carroll and Audubon counties. Approxiamtely 250 persons were present.

The evening included a dinner followed with dancing. EXTENSION CALENDAR Jan. 2--Boys and Girls 4-Hi committee meeting, Harian Na-j tional Bank meeting room, 1:30 p. m. Jan 3--Extension Council Organization meeting.

Harian Federal Savings and Loan community room, 6:30 m. Jan. 7--Girls' 4-H Leader' school, Harian Federal) and Loan community I jroom, 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Jan.

11 and Lead- irship Series," Harian Federal Savings and Loan community room, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mrs. Sylvia Kobold of Ian ihe engagement and forthcoming mar riage of her daughter, Carol, to Mr John Jay Becklum of Omaha, Nebraska, son of Mr and Mrs John Becklum of Eigin, The couple has plans for an early wedding. cventog ta ftejftarian (lows) REDLINE Ray Feny home.

Monday Morntng, Dec, 31, 1H1 The Javaiu Mitten family of! i The -Max Thygesens and Paul Kalzers were Tuesday dinner guests in the Jim Katzer home. The Thygesens were Wednesday supper guests in ihe Vernon Holdsworth home. Claud and Lloyd Grift were visitors of Paaren Fiscus Wed Missouri spent time in Albert Wunders of Harian, Roy this area visiting relatives: Mr Christensens of Harian, Clif- and Mrs Clayton Mitten, Mrj ford Dents of Audubon, Hoyt iand iMrs Virgil Christensen andj Dukes spirit Lake, Jim Win' and Mrs Merril Axland. ters of Lincoln, Larry Wunders The Merlyn Mittens of Harian. the Nick Dukes and among other relatives in H.

Dukes of Harian. Virgil Christensen home Fri-. Mr and Mrs Garland Barrett the Mittenj spenl Sunday the Lynn Wells home in Spirit Lake, of Missouri Mr anc Mrs Tom Barrett of day evening for Christmas Leland Mittens and the Gordon Hess' were Fn- day dinner guests in the Clay- itoa Mitten home. Mr and Mrs Lavern Hansenj The Wamn Hanscns were were Monday supper guests Sunday dinner guests the the Elsie Hansen home in Har-i Blll McMahon home Ian and Tuesday uere supper The viuiain Hansen familv guests in the Ras Scott home. were Saturday evening visitors The Keith Andersons and Dick Larsens were Sunday supper guests in the Mathis Andersen home.

The Mathis Andersens were Tuesday dinner guests in the 0. D. Ferry home. The Roy Andersens were Tuesday evening guests in the Mathis Andersen home. The Mathis Andersens were Monday evening visitors hi the Kieth Andersen home.

Mrs Mathis Andersen and Mrs 'orrest Adams were hostesses the Andersen family Christmas supper Wednesday eve- --Photo by Arkteld )uilding. Golden Thraen and girls were International Silver Company at Ann Arbor. Relatives attending the wedding were Harry Graeve and family, Kent Graeve of Atchison, John Graeve of Burlington, Mr and Mrs Henry Graeve, Mrs Alice' Graeve, Mr and Mrs Leonard Graeve, Mrs Alf Graeve, Mr and Mrs Al Graeve, Mr and Mrs Leo Graeve, Mr and Mrs John Weiland, Mr and Mrs Nick Bissen, and Mr and Mrs Joe Leuschen. Accidents Escapes injury as car roils Keith Owen, IS, Rt. 4, Harian, escaped injury when a car he was driving apparently went out of control and rolled over on a county road early Tuesday evening, Dec.

25. The car, owned by Mrs Harold Andersen, skidded on icy Married at Kingsley Kullbom Thursday, Dec. 27, at which time the following officers were elected to serve for two years: president, Mrs Rand Petersen; Mrs John Nelson; secretary, Mrs Kullbom; treasurer, Mrs Lawrence Larsen. The ladies later enjoyed a -Photo by Arkfeld Married in Council Bluffs Rites in Council Bluffs At St. Patrick's church in Council Bluffs, Iowa, Saturday morning, Dec.

15, at 10 a.m,, Miss Vivian Ann Graeve Ronald 0 a close friend. Donald Jackson, streamers reaching to the street length hem. White fur muffs, trimmed with settas, with matching fur pill box hats were the choice of the attendants. Attending the bridegroom as bestman was James Mr and Mrs Larry Arkfeld, pictured here following their marriage November 23, 1962, are living in Sioux City, The couple were married in St. Michael's Catholic Church in Kingsley, Iowa.

The bride is the former Cora I Schieur of Sunday afternoon visitors in the August Christensen home. The August Christensens were VIonday supper guests in the Johnson home and Tuesday dinner guests in the Joe Petersen home, Mr and Mrs Junior Bartelsen and Billy, the Clayton Sanders, Henry Bartelsen and Extension council to hold organization meet Members of the Shelby blacktop about five miles south; ty Extension council will meet and six miles east of Harian, for the i organizational meet- according to the sheriff's acci-j ing and election of officers TMi report Was drivin Thursday, Jan. 3. The group and their wives nortli. Damage to the top and wind-! shield of the auto was estimated at $600.

There were no injuries when cars driven by Gary Lee Stowe, 22, Harian, and Kenneth L. Lin- Women's Republican Club Met Dec. 27 The Women's Republican I dell 29 Harian, collided at the Club met with Mrs Lewis I intersection of Baldwin and loth Street Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 26. Stowe was driving west en Baldwin, the accident report said, and Lindell was turning east onto Baldwin from loth at the time of the collision.

There was an estimated $125 damage to the Stowe car on the or husbands will meet for a 6:30 p.m. dinner at the Harian Federal Savings and Loan. Officers to be elected are chairman, vice chairman, secretary, and treasurer for the 1963 year. Mrs Donald Dahlof; and Mr Quentin as temporary officers the organizational meeting. Other business will concern an explanation bf the duties and responsibilities of the council.

Those expected to attend are: meeting. Kenneth Lapke, Grove town ship; Robert Sullivan, Union Milton Barry, Greeley; Russel Thompson, Jefferson; Mrs Don aid Dahlof, Polk; Mrs Merlin Heilesen Douglas; Leande, Zimmerman, Westphalia: Mr Joseph Nowatzke, Washington John Ohlinger, Cass; William Boeck, Lincoln: Quentin Rick ers, Center; Warren Ladd Jackson; Egon Simonsen, Clay Edwin Mills, Monroe; Mrs Wa lace Knudson, Fairview; an George Mortensen, Shelby. The Shelby county extension staff. Dale Seebach, Cleda Danials and Lynn Benson will assist with arrangements for the in the Warren Hansen home. The Lewis Koibs were Tuesday evening visitors in the Paaren Fiscus home.

The Don Dents and Ed Leden of Omaha, the Delbert Dent family of Buck Grove, Dennis Dent and family of Irwin. Clifford Dents of Audubon and Edith Gaer of Harian were Tuesday guests in the Leonard Dent home. Saturday evening guests in the Oscar Gaskill home for Christmas were Robert Roberts and girls of Leport City, the Kermit Borkowski family of Audubon, the Bob Gaskill fami of Iowa City, Art Kienast and Hall were Monday supper guests in the Mabel Bartelsen home. The Ronald Bartelsens, the Victor Julius', the Allan Bartel- sens, the Merle Campbells, Henry Bartelsen and Grace Hall were Tuesday supper guests in the Calvin Bartelsen home. The Junior Bartelsens and Henry Bartelsen and Grace Hall were Sunday afternoon guests in the Kenneth Dales home.

The Helmer Marcussens were Tuesday dinner guests in the Wayne Petersen home. The John 0. Petersens, Mrs Tillie Petersen, Freddie Jensen and children, Hans Marcussen and Valley Meinheimer were Monday supper guests in the Helmer Marcussen home. Mr and Mrs Ivan Fiscus anc Keith were Monday evening social hour aftd a sack lunch.jleft side and about S75 damage to the front end of the Lindell auto. Total damages were estimated at S400 in a two-car collision at Eighth and Durant Streets in Harian Saturday, Dec.

23 There was an estimated S100 front end damage to a car driven by Eugene C. Hess, 17, and $300 damages to the right side of a car driven by Keith A. Benson, 18, Rt. 1, Irwin. The Benson car was going west on Durant and Hess was driving south on Eighth at the time of the accident, the police report stated.

There were no injuries. Cars by Cletus Glenn Custer's Hosts On Christmas Day For their dinner guests on Christmas Day, Mr and Mrs Glenn Custer were hosts to Mr and Mrs Alfred Mahuke, Mr and Mrs Duane Mahuke, Debbie, Don and Cindy of Albert City; Mr and Mrs Lenus Andersen, Lou and Linda of Arcadia; Mr and Mrs Gilmer Anthony, Dick and Randy, Mr and Mrs Richard Rose and Barbara of Westside, Mr and Mrs Lowell Stribe, Allen, Sue Ann and Lisa of Manning, Julie and Wanda Jans of Ames, Danny Anthony of Omaha, Mr and Mrs Raymond Thomsen, Judy, Dennis and Beverly, Mr and Mrs Fred Jacobsen, Ricky, Kirk and Marcia, Mr Cuppy's Grove By MRS H. C. ANDERSiN Mr and Mrs Roy Christiansen visited the Gaylord Johnson home Christmas eve. Mr and Mrs Dale Brown and the Cleo Brown family visited the Keith Rasmussen home Sunday night.

Calvin Christensen, Merna and Mrs Bud Diana, pea ted their marriage vows before the Rt. Rev. Thomas J. Moriarity. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry J.

Graeve of Earling; the bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs Bruce J. Chambers of Council Bluffs. The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose a gown of white tissue taffeta, fashioned with a bateau neckline and the traditional long sleeves ending in points over the wrists. Re-embroidered chantilly lace and seed pearls accented the neckline and were repeated in an overlay on the skirt, fashioned with scissor pleats in front with sa back lines of the floor length skirt draping into a chapel train. A large rose, fashioned of the tissue taffeta, held the bride's waist length veil of double imported silk illusion- She carried a cascade bouquet of red Happiness roses.

The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Gloria Graeve as maid-of-honor, and Mis; Karen Engel, both of Council Bluffs, as They wore red satin dresses, styled simply, with modified bell shaped skirts. The trim bodices featured rounded necklines with el- of Council Bluffs, was groomsman. Ushers were Vfessers John Graeve, brother of the bride, of Burlington, Ward Chambers of McClelland, and Larry Trede of Treynor, la. A buffet dinner and reception followed in the Terrace Room of Hotel Chieftain. The bride's mother chose a street length dress of beige brocade with light brown accessories.

She wore a corsage of red and white carnations. The groom's mother wore a dress of sky blue embossed crepe with black accessories, and a red and white carnation cor- Roger Thomsen. The group had a gift exchange in the afternoon. bow atin A length sleeves. Back waistline bows had For going away the bride chose a gray three-piece knit suit, with black accessories.

After a southern trip, the newlyweds will be at home at 1830 Stadium Place, Ann Arbor, Mich. The bride, a graduate of St. Joseph's high school at Earling and Mercy Hospital School of Nursing, Council Bluffs, is presently employed at St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor, The bridegroom attended Abraham Lincoln high school jat Council Bluffs and has a degree from Omaha University. He is employed with the Arthur Doran'i Had Caroling Party On Saturday evening, December 22, Mr and Mrs Arthur Doran were hosts to a large group of friends at a pre-Christmas caroling party.

The group caroled at the Myr tue Memorial Hospital and the Baptist Memorial Home after which they were entertained socially in the home of Mr and Mrs Doran which was beauto- fully decorated inside and out for the holiday season. Birthday Surprise for Joe Hertzing Dec. 20 Mrs Joe Hertzing arranged a surprise birthday party for Thursday evening, Dec. 20, in honor of her husband. Present were a daughter, Mrs Douglas Henry and family, Mrs Clara finick and Mrs Rose Lyon of Harian; Mrs Nick Leinen and son, Ed, Mr and Mrs Bud Mahlberg, Mr and Mrs Leo Leinen, all of Earling, Following an evening of card playing, Mrs Hertzing served a tasty lunch.

Lickteig, 32 Westphalia, and Bernice Rushenberg, 30, also of Westphalia, collided on county road in Westphalia Friday evening, Dec. 21. Both cars were going east at the time. There was an estimated $170 damage to the rear of the Lickteig car and no estimate made to front end damages on the other auto. There were no injuries.

Still time to enroll in series on leadership Those who have not already signed up for the "Future Leadership sponsored by the Shelby County Extension Service and Iowa State University still have time to enroll. The Series will be held at the Harian Federal Savings and Loan community room, January 11 and 18. starting at 10 a.m. each day. The objective of the course is to create a better understanding of the needs of our society and communities for increased leadership as well as better use of our present leadership.

Only a limited number can be accomodated. A small enrollment fee will be charged to cover costs of material used. Call or drop in at the Extension office in Harian and have your name added to the list. Mrs Robert Barton received word of the birth of a son born to Mr and Mrs Bob Gress at Westside Dec. 19.

He joins a brother, Kurt, who stayed at the Barton home while his mother was hospitalized. The Wayne Chambers family visited the Ivan Lee home Friday night. The Robert Barton family and and Mrs Harry Barton were supper guests at the Mrs Raymond Barton home. The Kenneth Lee and Eddie Butcher families and Terry Gumbert were Christmas dinner guests at the Ben Lee home. Mr and Mrs Dale Brown visited the Harlan Thompson home Tuesday night.

The Charles Gardiner family were Sunday afternoon visitors at the Justin Larsen home. Mrs Harold Johnson was a Monday visitor. Mr and Mis Gaylord Johnson were Christmas dinner guestb at the Woods Johnson home. Christmas dinner guests at the Harold Andersen home were the families of Wayne Bivens, Darwin Andersen, Elmer Gries, Fred Fox and Donald Ander- Phone yovr news to SK sen, Norma Andersen and Oscar Bauman and children. Evening visitors were the Will McKeighans and Leonard Christensens.

The Gaylord Johnsons were supper guests Sunday at the George Mathiesen home. Mr and Mrs Kay Hulsebus and Mr and Mrs Martin Nielsen were guests Christensen night. at the home Walter guest of Christensen Mrs Mary Eugene Monday was a French visitors home. Arthur Nielsen of Armstrong, Mrs Leo nard Knudsen and girls, Mar jorie Knudsen of Des Moines Kienast and Cathy Ras mussen of Harian, the Jack Jaskiii family and Myrna Ax land. The Art Kienast family, the Bob Gaskill family and Mr and Mrs Oscar Gaskill were Sunday evening guests in the Jack Gas kill home for an oyster stew.

The Lavern Olson family and the Jim Thayer family were Sunday dinner guests in the Melvin Fiscus home. Tuesday dinner guests in the Bertha Kichards home wen Lyle Shepherd and Brian Omaha, Mrs Arlene Shephen of Woodbine, Merlyn Singbiel and Cindy of Dunlap, Norma Richards and boys, Jack Gas kill and family and Myrna Ax land. The Gene Gaer family and th Ernest Behrend family wer Tuesday dinner guests in th Lloyd Gaer home. Tuesday dinner guests in th Irwin and the L. Thompson family of Dunlap were Monday supper guests in the Garland Barrett home.

The Homer Hanson family ere Saturday supper guests Mrs Andrew Hanson. The Hansons were Monday vening guests the John Alen home in Omaha, Neb. The H.H.S. club held their nnual Christmas supper at the avings and Loan building in Harian Dec. 18.

The Sterling and Tomadean Bristol of liverdaie, N. and Jake indent of York, were Sunday dinner guests in the Harold Nyrup home. The Derald Wallings of Ames, he Sterling Harris', Gladys arid Alice and Jerry Nollen were Monday dinner guests in the Dale Sornsen home. Alice Harris was a Tuesday dinner guest in the Jay Nollen home in Arion. The Jim Katzer family, the iterling Harris family, the Max The Fiscus family Christmas dinner was held Tuesday at the Jacksonville community center.

Donna Holt was also present. The Arthur Nielsens were Sunday afternoon visitors in Thygesen family, Mr and Mrs Gene Rasmussen, Gerald and Marilyn Jensen were Monday supper guests in the William Thygesen home. Mr and Mrs Ron Stoddard of Lincoln, spent Tuesday until Thursday in the Fred Stock home. The Harold Nyrups, Fred Stocks and Ron Stoddards were Tuesday dinner guests in the Chester Dahlof home. The Harold Ferry family of Underwood and the Bill McNeils of Harian were Wednesday evening visitors in the Fred Stock home.

Is hard to tiM anybody In SMby County who dotsn'f rood rftt the Merle honor of Petersen Mr and home in Mrs Joe Christmas eve. Mr and Mrs Russell Christensen and Waller Christensen were Christmas dinner guests at the Eugene Christensen home. The Sheldon Christiansens Roid and Marilyn Lee from Sioux Falls, S. are spending Christmas vacation in their homes here. Mr and Mrs Marshall Nelson, Wallace Knudsen and Don Heil- eseri families, Merna Rold and Carl and Kenneth Peters visited the Eugene Christensen home Sunday night.

Mr and Mrs Roy Christiansen had Christmas dinner with Frank and Lloyd Rold. The Donald Heilesen family and Mr and Mrs Vic Hoogensen ere Sund ay visitors at the Gaylord Johnson home. The Vic Overton family from Council Bluffs were Christmas dinner guests at the Henry Scheffler home. Tyrone Scheffler family were evening visitors. Messers and Mmes Julius Jacobsen and Robert Jacobsen of Thor, Glen Jacobsen of Coun cil Bluffs, Eugene Mathiesen and Coleen of Omaha, Loren Schroeder and family and Arnold Woliman were Christmas eve supper guests at the Carl Jacobsen home.

The Raymond Dinesen family were Wednesday night guests at the Eugene Christensen home. Mr and Mrs Andrew Sondergaard and the Justin Larsen family were Christmas dinner guests at the Hoffman Sondergaard home. The Eddie Butchers called at the Kenneth Lee home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Merwin Brown of Omaha, Cleo Brown family of Des Moines and the Duane Brown and Gary Robertson families were Christmas eve supper guests at the Dale Brown home. The Lester Henriksen family were supper guests Christmas eve at the Gilbert Henriksen home near Greenfield.

Messers and Mmes Floyd Fiscus, Virgil Fiscus, George Fiscus and Larry Fiscus were Petersens 60th wedding anni versary. Ardith Nielsen came home from college at Ames Friday for vacation. The Arthur Nielsens were Sunday evening visitors at the Ida Mickelsen home in honor of her birthday. The Arthur Nielsens were Wednesday evening coffee guests in the Melvin Fiscus lome. The Junior Bartelsens were Tuesday supper guests in the Louis Hargens home.

The Jay Bristois, Eldred Behrends and the Lloyd Gaers were Sunday supper guests in the Ernest Behrend home. The Dallas Dents, the Mike Tolles, Sharon Swisher and son of Chariton, and Kathy and Duane Dent were Sunday dinner guests in the Raymond Strong home. The Mike Toiles and Darrell Dents and Lola Dent were Monday evening guests in the Dallas Dent home. Mike Tolle and family spent Tuesday the Sereta Tolle home in Denison. The Herman Grabills were Thursday evening visitors the Leonard Dent home.

The Mike Tolles and Dallas Dents were Friday evening visitors in the Hans C. Hansen home in honor of his birthday. The Dallas Dents and Art Doonans were Tuesday dinner guests in the Gearhart Petersen home. Ida Mickelsen, Ada Holland and the Walter Wilhelmsens were Tuesday dinner guests in the Melvin Petersen home. The Leroy Larsens spent Monday evening with Emma Lc- beck in Walnut.

Mrs H. S. Petersen, Theima and Archie entertained the Petersen family for Sunday dinner. Mrs H. S.

Petersen, Theima and Archie, Mr and Mrs Ray Ferry and the Lloyd Obrechts were Friday supper guests in the Richard Ferry home. Mrs H. S. Petersen, Theima were Christmas dinner guests) Christmas dinner guests at the at the Norman Mathiesen home chambers home, The Dick Johnson tamily and 1 Virgil Wiley home were and Mrs Elmer Petersen, th Clifford Larsen family, the Ric hard Petersen family of Ankeny Howard Petersen and Andre Christensen. Diana Wiley re turned to Ankeny with the Ei hard Petersens.

The Melvin Fiscus family I were Friday evening visitors in the Virgil Christensen home, Monday evening visitors in the Leo Hansen home were Ray Rasmussens, Rex Grabilis and Bob Rasmussens. The Marvin Mikkelsen family were Monday evening guests in the Pete Mikkelsen home. The Marvin Mikkelsen family were Tuesday dinner guests in the Ernest Kardell home. Mr and Mrs Thamer Warren visited relatives in Shenandoah Tuesday. The Thamer Warrens and Johnny Steckelbergs were Monday evening visitors in the Charlie Steckelberg home.

The Thamer Warrens were Tuesday evening visitors in the Edwin Monson home. Tuesday dinner guests in the Garland Barrett home were if THANK WOTW if HAFKDW. the priew Harian Newspapers Singer Sewing Machine Singer Sales Service "WE SERVICi AH MAKES" RvprtMntativc will bt in HarUn Thursday A Friday Coll Mode O'Doy Harian, Iowa SK 5-1336 and Archie were Tuesday din ner guests in the Hand Petersen home in Harian. They were Free Advertising Space Calendar of Coming Events This spact has been purchased by the HfirUn Super Valu for advertising civic, social and nonprofit activities. If you have an event you would like to have advertised in this ftpace merely calf the Harian Tribune, Phone SK 5-1191.

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