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1. L. Beatrice, Sunday, Sept. 22, 1946 BRATRICE DAILY SUN PAGE FIVE EARLY AUTUMN BRIDE Matte daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred H. Lieneman of Filley, was marrieda to Harm Ideus, son of Mrs. Harm Ideus of Sept. 15, 3:30 P. p.m., the Zion Lutheran church.

Rev." Hieronymus performed the double ring ceremony in the "presence of .300 guests before a background baskets of gladioli, roses, asters, phlox, and peonies. Wedding marches were played by Mr. Andereesen, organist. Carol Ann. of the bride, and Vernina Meints, who wore blue dresses with net skirts, sang "Take the Name of Jesus with You," and "Speak to My Soul." The bride was gowned in white with a net yoke which had sequins, satin midriff, net skirt, and a train of several yards.

She wore white gloves. Mrs. Jerry Busboom, of Filley. matron of hpnor, wore pink net over -satin. She carried a bouquet of white roses.

Her gloves were of pink lace. PARTY HONORS BIRTHDAY Mrs. Dorothy Littell entertained group after school Tuesday in honor. of her son, Jerry's, 8th birthday. After games, a birthday cake: and ice cream were, served.

Jerry received many nice. gifts. Guests included: Nickie and Roger Wright, Gloria and Mike, McMasters, Grace and Joyce Littell, Marlene Littell: -T. A. CLUB MEETS B.

club met Thursday at Chautauqua park with Mrs. Margaret Feit, hostess. There was a small attendance: sot members and. one guest was present. There was Whistle Bait Stick as a Whistle Cute as a Button linle number metallic wool Aqua, brown, black, and green leaf.

$45 Miriam Kees Shop "The Shop With You in Mind" Miss Ober Is Fall Bride Of Louis Hurtig Miss Marian Ober, only daughter of and Mrs. Robert Ober, Minneapolis, Kansas, and Louis Anthony Hurtig, son of Dr. and Mrs. G. Hurtig, exchanged wedding vows in a double ring ceremony Sunday afternoon, September 15th, in the Catholic Rectory at Concordia, Kansas, with Rev.

Father John Poell officiating. Attending the couple were Miss Clare Hurtig, Denver, sister of the groom and Robert Obor, Manhattan, brother of the bride. Two large baskets of gladioli decorated the rectory room; and the bride, who was escorted by her father, wore a white suit with an orchid shoulder corsage. Following the ceremony a wedding dinner was served at the Heimes Cafe in Concordia. The three-tiered wedding cake centered the bride's table and bowls of gladioli decorated the guest tables.

After a short wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Hurtig will go to Washington, where Louis is Chief of Counselors at the Catholic Uniat the wedding Included versity, of America. Dr. and Mrs.

Robert Ober, Minneapolis, Kansas; Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson, Minneapolis, Kansas; Mr. and Mrs. Zuker, Minneapolis, Kansas; Robert Ober, John Nelson, and Miss Phyllis Zuker, all Manhattan; Dr.

and Mrs. H. G. Hurtig, Hanover; Mrs. H.

O. Loch and daughters Carol and Nancy, Marysville; Miss Clare Hurtig, Denver, and Misses Eunice and Rosemary Hurtig, 4 Atchison. ANNIVERSARY (Continued rrom Society Page 1) ny, France, on May 28, 1918. night. For a wedding to Colorado trip 1 Come and get it.

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and Mrs. Robert Taylor were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Idol of Lincoln Thursday in Lincoln at University club. Wedding Anniversary Mr.

and Mrs. Don Dillow. and Byron entertained Mr. 'and 'Mrs. D.

Reil for dinner Thursday night in honor of the Reil's. wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Adams and family entertained Mr.

and Mrs. George Steinmeyer at a steak fry at the Adam's grill Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Witkovski entertained and Mrs.

C. A. Coomes, who are leaving here for California, for dinner Sunday night, Lincoln Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs. John Rhodes had as dinner guests Thursday Mr.

and Mrs. W. C. Steffenmeyer of Lincoln, and Mrs. Charles LePoidevin had as dinner Sunday Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Barnard Marjorie, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Barnard, Mr. and Mrs.

Will Barnard. Mr. and Mrs. Flesner entertained Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Tieman and children for dinner Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brockman had as dinner guests Sunday Dale Hines and son, Bob. Mr.

and Mrs. R. R. Goodenough are entertaining 12 to a buffet supper tonight for their house guests, Mr. and Mrs.

R. E. Goodenough of Pensacola, Fla. Mr. and Mrs.

H. S. Shaw entertained at dinner at the Paddock Thursday in honor of Mrs. C. M.

Rothleitner and son, Max's birthdays. Other guests were C. M. Rothleitner and Barbara Shields and Mrs. A.

A. Dodendorf of Columbus; besides the honored guest. N. M. Ryan entertained Mr.

and Mrs. George Ryan and family and Mrs. Lindley Ryan and family for dinner at the Paddock Friday night. WED IN AFTERNOON CEREMONY Miss Lucile Totsch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred W. Totsch of Beatrice, was married to Raymond Starkey, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Starkey of Beatrice, Sept. 15, 4 p. at St.

Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church. Rev. J. J. Timken performed the ceremony in the presence of 200 guests before a background ferns, two tall baskets of white gladiolas and asters, with a bouquet of white asters on the altar.

The bride, given in marriage by her father, gowned in heavy white satin with a medium train, sweetheart neckline and a blush veil, Her tiarra was of pearls and orange blossoms. She' wore a strand of pearls, gift of the bridegroom, and carried a bouquet of Johanna Hill roses. Matron of honor was Mrs. Furcel F. Friday, sister of the bride.

She wore 'a yellow gown and carried a bouquet of rose asters. Bridesmaids, Mrs. Erwin Totsch, sister-in-law of the bride, and Mrs. Clarence Flesner, sister of the bridegroom, dressed in aqua gowns and carried bouquets of pale pink asters. Miss Idola Boch, candlelighter, wore a pink gown and a yellow gladiola corsage.

Best man was Furcel F. Friday, brother-in-law of the bride. Erwin Totsch, brother of the bride, and Clarence Flesner, brother-in-law of the bridegroom were ushers. The bride's mother wore a plum crepe dress and a corsage of talisman roses, The bridegroom's mother was dressed in black crepe with a corsage of red roses. Following the ceremony a reception held at the Fred Totsch residence for fifty guests.

White' asters decorated, the rooms four tier wedding cake and yellow. candles on the serving table. Miss Evelyn Mellage and Mrs. Jennie Berg assisted with the serving. Mrs.

Parks was in charge of the gift room and the guest book, Local P.T.A. Opens Season Monday Night Parent Teachers Associations council opened its new year with a meeting In the junior high library Monday evening. Mra. Ray dale, president, conducted the ness meeting. It WAS announced that each local unit would provide two workers for the coming Community Chest drive.

The council will sponsor the milk program again this year with federal aid. Officers and chairmen were troduced as follows: President. Mrs. Ray Aringdale; vice prealdent, Mrs. Harold Griffith; treasurer, Mrs.

Lester Mann; accrotary, Mra, Georgo Pinkerton; corresponding secretary, Mra. M. J. Nelson; health, Mrs. H.

J. Wiegand; Legislation, Miss Worden; publicity, Mra, A. C. Mitchell; publicationa and parliamentarian Mrs. W.

P. Wilson; hospitality, Mrs. Leo Payne: parent oducation, Mra. Ray Smith; State and Foundora Day, Mrs. Merle Huttenmaler: historian, Mrs.

Ed budget and finance, Mra. Robert Sargent And Mrs. Harry Fisher. Barton Kline, superintondent of schools, explained the proposed school alr amendment campaign which 18 headed by state wide P. T.

Following the business meeting a school of information was held for council and local officers. Mrs. W. P. Wilson, district VI director, was instructor.

Representatives from DeWitt, Wymore, Holmesville, and Pickrell were among the near hundred in attendance. After the school of instruction, a reception was held for Mr. and Mrs. Kline. Committee in charge of refreshments were: Mesdames Wiegand, Fisher, And Jenkins.

Mrs. Aringdale poured, Queen Esthors The Queen Esther Sociely of the Methodist church met at the Fireside room of the church, Tuesday after school. The meeting opened with songs. Josephine Snook was in charge of devotions. The Bible lesson WAS given by Joyce Arnold and Juan Closs read the story, "An African Girl." The candle light service was used in closing.

MR. AND MRS. RICHARD RICHARDS 17 -Gale Photo Bridesmaid, Anna Ideus of Adams, was dressed in blue marquisette over satin. Her. corsage was of gladioli, and she wore blue lace gloves.

Elnora Ideus, flower girl, wore veil was flowers. pink dress, with. blue bows. Her She carried a basket of roses. Ring bearer, DeWayne Lieneman, nephew of the bride, a blue suit and carried white satin pillow trimmed with lace.

Jerry Busboom of Filley was best man, Albert Siefkes of Filley ushered. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the bride's home for 120. guests, Gladiolis and roses decorated the serving room. The three tier wedding cake was baked by Mrs. Henry Lieneman.

Lenora Ehmen, Evelyn Parde. Doris Parde, Clarissa Fritzen, and Freida Miller assisted with servingin bridal couple will live on a farm near Beatrice. no business meeting due to the absence of officers. The afternoon was spent in games, with prizes going to Mrs. Esther Rains and Mrs.

Laura Wiebe. Ice cream, cake and coffee was served around the fire. Oct. 3 hostess will be Mrs. Anna Hemminger, 900 So.

6th st. ALTAR SOCIETY MEETS St. Joseph Altar Society Circle 5 met Thursday at the home of Emma Grell with Mrs. Henry Lang assisting hostess. There were 14 members 'and two guests present.

The afternoon was spent in bingo. Club prizes went to Mary Bozdanski and Mrs. Will Brinker. Next a hostess will be Mrs. Albert Plea buch, HOLD CANNING BEE HANOVER, -A canning bee was held Sept.

12 and 13 at the Lutheran church, near Pickrell, when 16 bushels of peaches were canned and made into peach butter for the Lutheran hospital at Beatrice. The ladies of the Aid sponsored the work. American forces won their first victory in World War I at Cantig- A bride of Sunday, Sept. 1, was Miss Bonnie Shoup, daughtor 1 of Mr. and Mra.

Loe Shoup of Hebron, who was united in marriage to Richard Dean Richards, a son Mr. and Mrs. E. Fay Richards of Cozad formerly of Beatrice in a ceremony at the home of the bridegroom's parents at Cozad. Garden flowers and lighted candies decorated the room In.

which Rov. C. H. Abercrombie performed the double' ring ceremony, The bride chose a street lengthdroas of apple borry and wore a corsage. of Her only jewelry WAS a single strand of pearls, gift of the bridegroom.

Maid of honor Mias Donna Lee Shoup, sistor of the bride, wore a two plece street length dress of grey A red rosebud corsage. Best man was Al Burgess, of Beatrice, brother-In-law of the bridegroom. Candlelighter was Mrs. Al Burgess, sister of the bridegroom. The bride's -mother wore an orchid crepe dress with a white carnation corsage.

The bridegroom's mother chose a two piece dress of gold and wore An orchid gladioli. corsage. Reasons For Bringing Your Prescriptions to "A was the Platte hotel In A wedding, dinner for fourteen Gothenburg. A two tier cake topped with miniature bride and bridegroom centered the table. The bride was formerly connected with the Wright Beauty shop in Beatrice.

Since then she has been an operator in the Wright Beauty shop Cozad. The bridegroom aerved three years in the army air corpa, of that time in the Paoific. is now a book-: at the Willow Island Products The couple will reside at the Griffith apartments in Cozad. Photo Springs, the bride chose for her traveling ensemble a smoke grey suit with black and pink accessorles with a corsage of roses. The couple will reside in Denver.

Out-of-town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Furcel F. Friday and Dennis of Laramie, Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey Parks of Lincoln, and Mrs. Carl Sheeper of Lincoln, Miss Doris Cox of Lincoln, Misses Elda and Mildred Boch of Lincoln, Fred Klattenberg of Humboldt, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kassing Rockport, Irvin Bence of Rockford, Mr. and Mrs.

George Roderick of Wymore, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart of Wymore, Miss Minnie Smith of Blue Springs, Know perlence. Your Druggist FITL L. Store Pharmacist.

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of Ne- of (College years Attends Wedding Of Nophow Mrs. H. R. Smith recently returned home from Georgetown, where sho visited her brothor, David Bennett and family and attended the wedding of her nephow, Richard Bennett to: Miss Bobble Moore. Miss Moore's parents have purchased interesting place in the mountains known A8 Alpine Lodge, the Wedding was solomnized there.

Alpine Lodge WAS bullt many years ago by a wealthy prospector and miner. 8 Know Your Druggist 17 ex- of Pharmacist, College of 25. experience. retan Pharmacy. drug Nebr.

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