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THE DAILY REPUBLIC, Mitchell, S. D. Thursday, lanuary 17. 1952 Page Seven Rebekah Lodge At Wagner Has Installation By Republic News Service WAGNER At the regular January meeting, officers of the bekah lodge were installed, with Ruth DeWald as the new noble grand and Rachel Meirose as vice grand. Other officers are Genevieve Conger, secretary; Almyra Ttoxell, treasurer; Louise Strayer, warden; Evelyn DeNoma, conductor; Nellie J.

Homer, inside guardian; Vina Fool, outside guardian; Caroline Peterson, right supporter to noble grand; Mae Stillion, left supporter to noble grand; Rose Leonard, right supporter to vice grand; Ester Bastemeyer, left supporter to vice grand; Dorothy Horner, chaplain; Mildred Holec, color bearer; Maud Wilson, musician and Olive Cork, district deputy president. Former Martin Girl Married At Rapid City By Republic News Service MARTIN Miss Elaine Kollars, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Kollars, of Rapid City, formerly of Martin, was united in marriage Jan. 6 to Cpl.

Jack Vander Geest, who came from Holland two years ago. The nuptial mass was read by the Rt. Rev. Boheh at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception Rapid City. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Gorman and her sister, Mrs.

Adrian O'Konski, of Kewaunee, was the bridesmaid. I The bride attended elementary achool in Martin. She graduated from the Edgemont high school, and is now employed in Rapid City. The bridegroom, who is stationed at Rapid City Air Force base, is with the army electronic main- tainence squad, and in World War II was in the Dutch Marines, stationed in Java. Letcher Pair Notes Wedding Date Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Alt of Letcher celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary, Thursday, Jan. 10., by entertaining 70 relatives friends at an open house during; the afternoon and evening. Of their six children, only two could be present, Aaron of Forestburg, and Cecil of Mt. Vernon.

The other four children are Mrs. Harold Jacobsen of Minneapolis; Mrs. Karl Woodman of Louisville, Mrs. Dale Briggs, Walla Walla, and Vivian Alt of Amanda Park, Wash. Mr.

and Mrs. Alt are long time residents of the Letcher vicinity. They were married in Mitchell Jan. 10, 1912. Retired Presho Farm Couple Marks Golden Wedding Date Pickstown Aid Society Installs New Officers By Republic News Service PICKSTOWN In a candle lighted service Mrs.

Conrad R. Paulson installed the officers of the St. Paul's Lutheran Mission Aid Thursday evening, at the Fort Haa dall Church parlors. Mrs. John Moen assumed the obligations of the president; Mrs.

E. T. Jensen, vice president; Mrs. Marvin Bromberg, secretary; Mrs. Robert Dahlberg, treasurer; and Mrs.

Don Agrimson, historian. Mesdames Agrimson and Gene Baltz sang duets appropriate to each of the lighted stations. Mrs. Moen appointed Mrs. R.Alex- ander to serve on the news bulletin; Mrs.

Paulson, Christmas cards; Mrs. Bromberg, altar committee; and Mrs. Paulson, on the kitchen committee. Adopted as projects for the year were cradle roll and Christian nurture with Mrs. Gene Baltz, chairman; Missions, Mrs.

Richard Carleton; and charities, Mrs. Gene Tyreus. Refreshments were served from an attractive winterscene table by the Mesdames Brombery and Moen. Install New Officers Of RNA At Fairfax By Republic News Service FAIRFAX The Royal Neighbors of Fairfax held regular meeting, evening, with 21 members present. After the regular routine of business, the officers for the ensuing year were installed, with Mrs.

Martha Mashek as installing officer, assisted by Mrs. Lulu Wolf as ceremonial marshal and Mrs. Cora Schoenrogge as assistant ceremonial marshal. The officers installed were oracle, Mrs. Lanora Ren; vice oracle, Mrs.

Tharsilla Pratt; recorder, Mrs. Stazia Piper; receiver, Mrs. Edna Jackson; chancellor, Mrs. Kathryne Hoffman; marshal, Mrs. Mamie Stevenson; assistant marshal.

Mrs. Cora Schoenrogge; inner sentinel. Miss Jettie Monroe; outer Mrs. Sarah Moos; manager for three years, Mrs. Katie Schoenrogge; musician, Mrs.

Martha Mashek; past oracle, Miss Mary Wilson; faith, Miss Annetta Wilson; courage, Mrs. Lulu Wolff; modesty, Mrs. Hermina Majek; unselfishness, Mrs. Viena Salmen; endurance, Mrs. Nettie Woerpel; flag bearer, Mrs.

Kathryne Cue. At the close of the evening, refreshments were served by Mrs. Tharsilla Pratt and Mrs. Cora Bchoenrooge. MR.

AND MRS. THEODORE BOSCHEE and Mrs. Theo-i dore Boschee observed their 50th wedding anniversary last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Boschee were married in 1902 in South Russia, and mmigrated to Grand Forks, N. in 1905. They moved to Fulton two years later. Then in 1917 they bought land south of Presho, where they resided until recently, when they sold their holdings to A. C.

Miller and moved to Presho. They have been active in the 3uilding of the new Zion Lutheran church and parsonage. Mrs. Boschee is a charter member of the Lutheran Aid. The couple has one son, Jake, and grandchildren.

Lutheran Women At White Lake Elect By Republic News Service WHITE LAKE Mrs. Richarc Evans was elected president St. Martin's Lutheran Ladies Aid society at a meeting Jan. 9 at the home of Mrs. Alma Brandwiecb.

Mrs. Orville Hengen was namec vice president; Mrs. Gus Beutner treasurer and Mrs. Art Bradwisch secretary. At the close of the business meet tog, the remainder of the time was fiven to Rev.

Persa for devotions and topic readings. The next meet- will be at the home of Mrs Herb Glissendorf. Donations Made By Carthage Auxiliary By Republic News Service members answered roll call when the American Legion auxiliary met Jan. 10. Mrs.

Clem Herron read the opening prayer. During the business meeting, cash donations were voted to the Girl Scouts, Abbott House and March of Dimes. Mrs. Elmer Anderson drew the attendance prize and Mrs. Lloyd Jones received the visitors' prize.

Lunch was served by Mrs. R. Putnam, Mrs. G. SaJter and Mrs.

F. Brich. Girls'Stater To Be Sponsored By Vivian Auxiliary By Republic News Service regular, meeting of John's Lutheran church in Gregory the American Legion Auxiliary, was held in the community hall, Jan. 10, with Jeanne Heath presiding. Prayer was read by Charlotte Vilheaur.

The unit voted to sponsor a can- diflate for Girls State after this was seconded and carried the meeting adjourned, lunch was served at the cafe. The first meeting of the new year for the Lutheran Ladies' Aid was held at the community hall, Jan. 9, with Berta Bower, Ada Sletto, and Jeanne Heath as hostesses. The devotionals were conducted by Rev. O.

V. Smeby. The news from the bulletin was read by president, Ruth Bower. An article was read by Cecil Magnuson. The program for the month was on "Self Denial." The second group -of ladies brought baked goods to sell at the meeting.

Joanne Rognstad entertained the 4H Victory club at her home on Jan. 11. Seven members were present. The lesson was on health. Games provided Lunch was served.

entertainment. home of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Evensen Thursday evening, with Mrs. Ben Huether and Mrs.

Pete Tevel- dal as assisting hostesses. After supper, cards were played. Prizes were won by Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Myran and Mr.

and Conrad Myran. The hostess served! a midnight lunch. Progressive Homemakers Doris Jacobsen Of Gregory Is Wed To Pastor Of Lutheran Church There By Republic News Service parlors' of St. were the scene of a pretty wedding the afternoon of Jan. 9, when Miss Doris Marie Jacobsen, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Theodore J. Jacobsen, became the bride of Rev. Wendell Hamilton, pastor of the church and son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Hamilton of Central City, Neb. As the bridal party came down the aisle, the flower girls, Kay Joyce Jacobsen and Joyce Gruhn, scattered yellow rose petals and Rev. Ralph Moellering, Lutheran pastor of Vermillion, played Wagner's Bridal Chorus and Mendelssohn's Wedding March. Marvin Knittel sang Perfect Love," and "Whither Goest Thou," from Ruth. The altar was decorated with yellow roses and baskets of salmon gladioli and a lighted candelabra.

The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Wm. Haak, pastor church St. John's Lutheran Yankton, before 180 guests. The ring bearer, David Jacobsen, carried the rings.

The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of bridal satin, long sleeves, high neck line and full long skirt entrain. Her fingertip veil was attached to a tiara of seed pearls. She carried an orchid corsage on a white Bible Mrs. Donald Jacobsen, matron ol honor, wore a formal of pink net over taffeta with matching head Alpena Club Has Supper, Card Party By Republic News Service ALPENA Progressive Homemakers club held a supper at the dress and carried a cascade bouquet of white carnations and yellow roses. The bridesmaid, Miss Delia Mae Hamilton, wore an aqua formal of net over taffeta and carried a cascade bouquet of salmon gladioli.

Club no. 2 met at the home of Harley Olson Friday evening, with Mrs. Oswald Pederson assisting the hostess. Cards were played and prizes were won by Vern Olson and Mrs. Robert Hansen for high score, and Mr.

and Mrs. Roland Fink for low scores. A midnight lunch was served. The Social Hour club met at the lome of Mrs. Archie Alexander Friday "evening.

The time was spent socially, and lunch was served by the hostess. Courtesies Extended Visitors At Platte By Republic News Service Herbert Mogck invited 20 friends to her home Friday afternoon as a compliment to farce nieces who were visiting in flatte. Mrs. Bruce Thomson of Vessington Springs; Mrs. Roger 2astman of Tripp, and Mrs.

Wallace Bailey of Mason, all guests to the parental Earl Eastman home. After an hour of casual conversation and renewing acquaintances of school days, the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Earl Eastman served a tray lunch. Thirty guests were bidden from seven to nine in the evening as an honor to the trio and chatted over the coffee cups and their dessert. Mrs.

Thomson and Mrs. Eastman returned to their respective lomes Saturday while Mrs. Bailey, ler husband and two daughters eft Sunday for Michigan. ENTERTAINS AT DINNER By Republic News Service ALPENA Merry Homemakers 4-H club met Saturday with Kathleen Starr as hostess. Katherine Houlihan presided.

The group planned for a question box, and voted to send library books to the flood district of Kansas. entertained at a dinner Sunday. Their guests were Mrs. Susie Erickson and son Luvem, Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Erickson, Harry Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brandenburg and Donn Lee. The flower girls wore blue taffeta formats with matching head dresses of pink net and pink carnations. The bridegroom was attended by Rev.

Walter Holm of Curtis, as best man, and Donald Jacobsen. Following the ceremony, a ception was held at the home of the bride's parents, south of Dallas, for 75 relatives and close friends. The decorations were yellow and white and the three-tiered cake and lighted candles adorned the bride's table. Mrs. Herman Schueneman poured and Mrs.

Otto Jacobsen served cake. Mrs. Wm. Hinken of Burke, assisted by Betta Winters, had charge of the refreshments. Delia Mea Hamilton had charge of the gifts and Miss Ruth Mehner, the guest book.

Mrs. Ernest Gruhn presided at the punch bowl. The bride is a graduate of the Dallas high school and the nurses' training school at Sacred Heart Hospital at Yankton. Since her graduation she has been employed at the Burke hospital. The bridegroom, in preparation for the ministry, attended college at Concordia, and was graduated in May, 1950 from Concordia College, Springfield, m.

Following his graduation he was assigned to the Gregory pastorate. The couple left for a two weeks wedding trip and on their return will be at home in the Lutheran parsonage in Gregory. PLAN OPEN HOUSE By Republic News Service EMERY Mr. and Mrs. George J.

Terveen will have open house at their home in Emery Saturday, Jan. 19 from 2 to 4 p. honoring the Rev. and Mrs. J.

M. Olthoff of Unityville on their golden wedding anniversary. Rev. and Mrs. Olthoff spent their early years in Emery.

Mrs. Olthoff and Mrs. Terveen are sisters. arrested old age pensioner Oral E. Wilgus, 75, for stealing 50 cents from a March of Dimes collection pot.

Officers searched the pensioner and found he was carrying $1,970.47, much of it in $100 bills. He i.ife savings and that he carried it jvith him because he didn't trust banks. ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB By Republic News Service LAKE ANDES Mrs. W. E.

McCabe entertained the Wednesday Bridge Club the evening of Jan. 9. Prizes were won by Mrs. Bertha Jenkins and Mrs. Lillian Lawrie.

The hostess served refreshments after the games. REV. AND MRS. WENDELL HAMILTON Affianced Prince Albert, than 500 men in Northern Saska- chewan have signed contracts to spend the winter working in timber in Northwestern Ontario. Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Agnes Erne to Walter Dunn of Plankinton.

Miss Erne is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Erne of Watertown.

She is a graduate of St. Joseph's School of Nursing, and until recently was a resident of Mitchell. She is now employed in Plankinton. RECEIVE A WELCOME JANUARY 19 Couldn't Sleep Couldn't Eat Maybe you aren't very sick and yet yon don't feel really well. Perhaps you suffer 'mm headaches, indigestion, nervousness, gas and bloat, loss of sleep or lack of appetite.

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