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Annual Spring Concert Planned Columbus Wednesday Night Miss Kathleen Stashek Wed Saturday to Donald Hasenohrl (Fey Studio, Wis. Rapids) Mrs. Donald W. Hasenohrl Anniversary Is Observed Here Mr. and Mrs.

Quintin Eberhardy, route 5, celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary Saturday with a High Mass of thanksgiving at 10 o'clock in the morning at St. Michael's Catholic Church, Hewitt, said by the Rev. John B. Eberhardy of Cross Plains, a brother of the honoree. Brunch and dinner were served at the Eagles Club for friends and relatives.

A three-tiered cake decorated appropriately for the occasion centered the table for the dinner. Guests attending from out of town were: The Rev. J. B. Eberhardy, Cross Plains; Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Gonering and Mr. and Mrs. Matt Eberhardy, Sheboygan; Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Eberhardy, Oshkosh; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Eberhardy, Edgar; Mr.

and Mrs. William Nikolai and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Johns, Platteville; Mrs. Susan Bieniek, Mr.

and Mrs. Anton Bienick, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tehako, Mr. and Mrs.

Anton Surek and Bernard Kuna, all of Rib Lake. Mr. and Mrs. William Pendergast, Medford; Mr. and Mrs.

Alois Hoffmann, Stevens Point; Mr. and Mrs. Orville Wetterau and Mr. and Mrs. Leander Schaefer, Stratford; Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Zellner, Milladore; Mr. and Mrs. James Kollross, Arpin. Many relatives and friends were in attendance from Marshfield and surrounding areas.

The honored couple, whose wedding day occurred on May 9, 1936, were pleasantly surprised by members of the Mara-Wood Homemakers and their husbands Sunday evening at the Eberhardy home. Bingo and cards were played and later a lunch was served. Filberts To remove the skins from shelled filberts, place them in a shallore nan in a hot oven to toast; shake the pan several times. Then 1. no.

nuts between the folds of a tea towel and most of the skin will come off. St. Lawrence Catholic Church at Wisconsin Rapids was the setting for the wedding of Miss Kathlee Jane Stashek, 138 S. Central and Donald William Hasenohrl, route 5, Saturday, May 13, the Rev. Chester Zielinski officiating.

The Revs. George and Leonard Stashek assisted at the 10 o'clock solemn nuptial Mass at which the St. Lawrence senior girl's choir sang. Parents of the bridal couple are Mr. and Mrs.

Cyril Stashek of Wisconsin Rapids, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hasenohrl, route 5, Marshfield. Mr. Stashek presented his daughter in marriage.

Her gown was styled of ivory-colored satin with sweetheart neckline and flared floor-length skirt with soft pleated back. The long sleeved jacket was made of white imported French Chantilly lace. A crown of seed pearls held the finger-tip illusion veil and her colonial bouquet of white carnations, pink sweetheart roses and white stephanotis was accented with Jace and satin bows. Mrs. Douglas Brandt of Wisconsin Rapids was the bride's matron of honor.

Mrs. David Deitchman, Marshfield, was bridesmaid. Both attendants wore ballerina-length gowns of satin with rounded necklines, cap sleeves and of tulle and satin peplums and matching crowns of sequins and pearls. The matron of honor's dress was in pink and she carried pink and white carnations. The bridesmaid's was in blue and she carried blue and white carnations.

Attending the groom were Douglas Brandt of Wisconsin Rapids, and David Deitchman, Marshfield. Edwrd Stashek of Milladore, and Duane Kohlbeck, Marshfield, ushered. Flowers, a bouquet of blue and white carnations, which were placed on the Blessed Virgin altar by the newly -married couple as the choir sang, "On This Day Beautiful Mother," were brought to the bride by Mary Beth Hasenohrl of Marshfield. Dinner and supper were served in the St. Wenceslaus' Catholic Church parlors at Milladore to about 200 guests and a reception and dance were held at the (Land Ballroom.

The bride is a graduate of Assumption High School at Wisconsin Rapids and of St. Joseph's Hospital School of Nursing and has been employed at St. Joseph's Hospital here. The groom, a graduate of Marshfield Senior High School. is employed by the Marshfield Fire Department, After May 29, on returning from a honeymoon to Washington, D.

and New York, they will reside in Marshfield at 308 W. Jefferson St. Two miscellaneous showers were given for the bride prior to her marriage. Mrs. David Deitchman, the groom's sister, gave a surprise shower party for her at her home at 211A W.

Cleveland and Mrs. Darwin Hayes of Wisconsin Rapids entertained at her home. Church Events Youth Groups The youth group of St. Alban's Episcopal Church here were hosts Sunday night to youth groups from St. John the Baptist Episcopal Church at Wausau and from the Ascension Episcopal Church at Merrill.

The 5:30 o'clock supper President, First Lady Visit Youngsters Between Stops By FRANCES LEWINE line. She ran across the lawn to WASHINGTON (AP) Three- greet her daughter and knelt on year-old Caroline Kennedy, in the grass to take Caroline in her a red and white striped sunsuit, arms. playing in her backyard The President followed, hat in was sandbox. Infant John Jr. was in hand.

his carriage under a tree. The three then went to take a look at 5-month-old John who The little girl looked up from her play as a noisy helicopter was lifted from his carriage. Mrs. Kennedy took her infant settled down late Monday, bringson in her arms and sat on a ing President and Mrs. Kennedy back wooden bench holding him as to the White House after a home from their Carolina stood by.

jet flight week- end in Florida. In a few moments the President strode, tanned and smiling, Suddenly, Caroline caught the into his office for a late afternoon windy back-wash from the rotors appointment. which kicked up a storm of newly- Mrs. Kennedy remained with mown grass -whipping it through the children on the south lawn in the air. She ducked in her sand- a shielded area which has become a playground with box.

swings, sandWhen the door of the Army box, playhouse, see-saw and junhelicopter opened and the Presi- gle gym. dent stepped out, he spied his Today: More goodbyes as the daughter as her nurse, Kennedys take off for Canada, Shaw, went to take her to greet leaving the children at the White her parents. House. Mrs. Kennedy, her hair covered Thursday: Another homecoming with a white scarf, spotted Caro- and another happy reunion.

6 THE MARSHFIELD Tuesday, NEWS May 16, 1961 HERALD, Marshfield, Wis. Medford Bride Man On Saturday Miss Barbara C. Nelson became the bride of Ensign Glenn Elliot Eggert, U. S. Navy, at 2 p.

m. Saturday, May 13, at the Norway Mrs. Glenn E. Eggert Grove Lutheran Church of De Forest. Following the reception, the couple left for Quonset Point, R.

where they are residing. Mr. Eggert will be stationed at the Naval Air Station in Quonset Point. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter E. Nelson, De Forest, are the parents of the bride and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Eggert, Medford. The bride chose a gown of white mousseline de soie over taffeta with appliques of seed pearls and Alencon lace, a floor-length skirt and a chapel train.

A crown white roses and lily-of-the-valley held her illusion fingertip veil and her flowers were white orchids and lilies. Miss Kathleen Nelson was maid of honor and the bridesmaid was Miss Marilyn Eggert. Their gowns of blue silk organza over taffeta had scoop necklines and puffed sleeves. They had blue veiled hats and carried white and blue carnations on matching blue fans. Douglas Eggert was best man and James Roeber, Wausau, acted as groomsman.

David Roal, Mauston, and James Nelson, Hancock, ushered. The bride attended the University of Wisconsin and has been a surgical technician for the past year in Pensacola, and Corpus Christi, Tex. Mr. Eggert attended the University of Wisconsin then entered the Navy's aviation program. He received his aviator's wings on April 18 in Corpus Chris- Apfelbeck-Hackel Honeymooning in the Black Hills of South Dakota are newlyweds, Miss Imogene Hackel, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William Hackel, and Dale Apfelbeck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Apfelbeck, all of Colby. The 10 o'clock wedding ceremony, which was followed by a Nuntial High Mass, was held Saturday morning, May 13, at St.

Mary's Catholic Church, Colby, the Rev. James Stauber officiating. M. Louise Ann was organist for the school choir, which sang the Mass. Pink sweetheart roses and white carnations adorned the church altar.

The bride, given in marriage by her father during the doublering service, was gowned in a white chapel-length frock of Swiss embroidery on tulle worn over net and satin. The rose-pattern embroidery covered the fitted bodice fashioned with scalloped sabrina neckline and deep handkerchief points forming the bouffant overskir. She carried a white orchid with lily 4 of the valley on a lace-covered VINYL FLOOR CAST LINOLEUM IN 12-FT. WIDTHS! Also Armstrong Accolan $150 Running Reg. 2.25 SPECIAL Ft.

Running Ft. MARSHFIELD FLOORING .541 S. Central Ave. Call FU 4-3484 Officers Are Installed At Monday Night Session Here Calendar of Events 6:30 to 8:30 Ice cream and pie social sponsored by Cub Pack 281 and Boy Scouts of the First Presbyterian Church at the church. 6:30 p.m.

Marshfield Senior High School senior banquet at Faith Lutheran Church dining hall. 6:30 p.m. Mid-State District of Wisconsin Nurses Association dinner meeting at St. Joseph's Hospital. 7 p.m.

Meeting of interested campers and parents in skylight room of First Methodist Church. 8 p.m. Past Matrons Club of 0. E. S.

at Masonic Temple. 8 p.m. E. R. A.

meeting at Eagles Hall. 8:15 p.m. W. C. O.

F. at St. John's cafeteria. WEDNESDAY 6:30 p.m. International Relations Group potluck supper meeting at home of Mrs.

Karl H. Doege, 605 S. Adams Ave. 8 p.m. Annual spring concert by music department of Columbus High School at Fr.

Denny auditorium. TONIGHT and program which followed were held at the local church. Greta Wiseman Circle The Greta Wiseman Circle of the First Methodist Church will hold a meeting Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Norman Prior, 211 W. Fifth St.

Nanette Ellen Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Davis, route 4, entertained at a dinner and supper at their home Sunday in honor of their little granddaughter, Nanette Ellen Brooks, who was baptized that day by the Rev. Stanley C. F.

Hayes in the Zion Evangelical United Brethren Church. Present at the Davis home were the baby's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Brooks and her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Brooks, and their daughter, Gail, and sons, Benny and LaVern, all of Pittsville; her greatgrandmother, Mrs. Esther Davis, and great-grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Towne, of Marshfield, and an uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Straub, their daughter, Mary, and sons, Bob. Jim, Tom, Tim, Dick and David of Sauk City. Lutheran Women The women of Faith Lutheran Church will meet Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the church basement. Guest speaker for the occasion will be the Rev. Samih Ismir of Tomahawk.

Westerhausen Twins Carol and Cathy Westerhausen, twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Westerhausen, route 1, Marshfield, received their first Holy Communion Sunday morning at, the 8 o'clock Mass at Corpus Christi Catholic Church at Bakerville, the Rev. Hugo Diers officiating. Following their first Communion, Carol and Cathy were honored guests at a dinner at the home of their grandmother, Mrs.

Mary Dimmett, route 5, Marshfield. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. James Westerhausen and sons, Jimmy and David, and their brothers and sisters, Mike, Don, Joan and Beverly. Laura Chevron Circle The Laura Chevron Circle of the First Methodist Church will meet at 2 o'clock' Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

Charles Towne, route 4. Onion and Rice Ever cook a chopped onion in a little butter and then add it to rice that's to be boiled? Go one step further for good flavor and use consomme instead of water for cooking the rice mixture. Veal Chops When tomato sauce is to accompany veal chops that have a crisp brown coating, the sauce should be passed separately SO that it doesn't have a chance to make the rhops soggy. SEE US FOR COMPLETE BOAT MOTOR INSURANCE! SEE WRITE PHONE KRAUS INSURANCE AGENCY YOUR Since 1909 AGENT 244 S. Central Ph.

FU 4-2434 Inez Kraus The annual spring concert of the music department of Columbus High School will be given Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in the Father Deeny auditorium -of Columbus High School. On the program, for which there will be a nominal admission fee, will be some of the outstanding numbers included in the state music festival at Madison May 6. Russ Moss is the band director at Columbus and the vocal groups are under the direction of Sister M. Johnette. Following is Wednesday night's program: "Lakeland March," by the Columbus Band: "Glory to God in the Highest" and "Ours Is the World," Columbus Chorus; "Side Partners," cornet duet by Larry Burger and Jack Morzinski, accompanied by Gary Ertl; "'Verbin Tutto Armor," vocal solo by Karen Gehler; "Cathedral Canyon 0- verture," band.

"Ho La Hi," "Vere Langdores Nostros" and "King Jesus Is a Listenin'," Girls Glee Club; "Over Hill and Dale," piano duet by Judy and Joan Shirek; "National Emblem March," band; Brahm's "Sonata," clarinet solo by Ann Felker, accompanied by Sister M. Samuel. "Who Is Sylvia," vocal solo by Tom Schlagenhaft, accompanied by Sister M. Samuel; "Bring Me and "Marching Boys Glee Club; "Suite in Miniature," brass sextet, Gary Ertl and Jack Morzinski, cornets, Larry Burger, horn, John Folz, trombone, Jerry Morzinski, baritone, and Victor Michels, bass. "Whither," vocal triple trio, Karen Gehler, Sandra Meidl, Pauline Burns, Terese Ledden, Shirley Griesbach, Patti Bey, Mary Ann Frary, Helen Zimmerman and Kay Seidl; "Dance of the Russian Sailors," piano duet by Gary Ertl and Gary Hayes; "Orlando Palandrino Overture," band; and "Stars and Stripes band and chorus.

Weddings Swenson-Schroeder The Rev. Theodore Sauer officiated at the wedding of Mrs. Dolores M. Schroeder and Russell E. Swenson, both of Oshkosh, on Saturday, May 13, at 4 p.m.

in the Grave Evangelical Lutheran Church at Oshkosh. Mr. and Mrs. William Butzlaff Oshkosh, are the bride's parents, and Mrs. Emma Swenson, route 4, and the late Albert Swenson, the groom's parents.

Miss Marilyn Sauer sang "The Lord's Prayer" with Otto Schenk furnishing the organ music before and during the ceremony. Pink gladioli and blue carnation arrangements decorated the church altar as the bride appeared before it dressed in a blue-embroidered-taffeta dress with a blue satin cummerbund and bow. The dress was chapel-length and complemented by a nylon hat of blue petals and veiling. She carried an arrangement of pink cymbium orchids and pink roses. The bridal attendant, Mrs.

Frederick R. Wolff of Oshkosh, as matron of honor was attired in a pink embroidered-taffeta dress with a pink taffeta cummerbund and bow and carried a bouquet of blue carnations. She wore a pink-flowered hat with veiling. Donald Swenson of Marshfield, was the groom's attendant. Robert W.

Rutzlaff and Quinten Swenson, both of Oshkosh, ushered wedding guests at the church. Wedding events were a dinner at 6 o'clock in the church parlors followed by an evening reception at Acee-Ducee Hall. Mrs. Swenson has been employed by the C. A.

Neuburger Company, Oshkosh, and is a graduate of the Oshkosh High School. Her husband is employed by the er Concrete Company in Oshkosh where they will make their home at 103 W. 16th Ave. He attended schools in Marshfield. Officers of the Marshfield Business and Professional Woman's Club were installed last night at a meeting held at the Hotel Charles.

Mrs. Athleen Smith was installing officer for the following: Miss Elnora Roland, president; Mrs. Ella Esser, first vice president; Miss Clarice Zinthefer, second vice president; Mrs. Ella Saindon, recording secretary; Miss Selma Bartmann, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Donald Hintz, treasurer; and Mrs.

Laura Anderson and Miss Kay Kraus, directors for two years. For the installation ceremony, the club's prayer and flowers were utilized 1 instead of the customary candles. The finance committee was in charge of last night's session, the committee including Mrs. Beverly Witte, chairman, Mrs. Donald Hintz and Miss Vivian Roehl.

Decorations on the dinner table included bouquets of purple boganvelia and rose and orchid sweet peas. At intervals along the tables were placed spring "bonnets" in Faith Lutheran Church Holds Mother-Daughter Festivities various pastel shades on stands. During the program Mrs. Athleen Smith described her trip to of she herself had taken. AcHawaii, with colored slides, most companying Mrs.

Smith were Mrs. Gertrude Seehafer and Mrs. Arlie Tollefson, Marshfield, and Mrs. Koba Kelly, Wisconsin Rapids She also displayed a variety of souvenirs. Mrs.

Eunice Sheibe, former member, was a guest." Plans were completed for a rummage sale to be held Saturday, May 20, at 9 a. m. at the Central State Bank community rooms. The next meeting, June 19, will be the club picnic meeting with Mrs. Donald Hintz and Mrs.

Ella Saindon as co-hostesses. Reports also will be given on the state convention to be held May 19 through May 21 at La Crosse. Mrs. Ella Saindon and Mrs. Gerald Smith are the delegates.

College Alumni Attend Class Reunion Banquet At Rapids Bible and her headpiece was a crystal crown with fingertip veil. Miss Eleanor Hackel, Colby, was maid of honor and Miss Mary Ann Miller, Milwaukee, was bridesI, maid. They were attired in sea Adas (Lakowicz Studio, Colby) Mrs. Dale Apfelbeck green silk organza full-skirted and organza over lace bodice, with bow trim at the side front. They had matching crystal headpieces and carried colonial bouquets of pink sweetheart roses, white carnations and stephanotis.

Joe Apfelbeck, Colby, was best man; Bernard Hackel, Milwaukee, was the groomsman; and Joe Hackel and William Apfelbeck ushered. The dinner was served in St. Mary's Hall; the reception was held at the Colby City Hall and that evening there was a dance at the Dorchester Memorial Hall. The bride, a 1954 graduate of Colby High School, formerly was employed by the Allen-Bradley Milwaukee. Her 1 husband, a 1953 Colby High School graduate, is a service station attendant.

The newlyweds will reside on route 2, Colby. News-Herald Classifieds Get Results Phone Classified Ads to FU 4-3131 Four Marshfield women were in attendance at the alumni banquet held at the Wood County Teachers College at Wisconsin Rapids, Saturday night. Honored at the banquet, which was held in the school's gymnasium, was the class of 1911 of which Mrs. Garth Whittingham, 314 W. Fifth and Mrs.

Harvey Pleckham, 216 W. 11th were among the graduates numbering 37 in all. Of this class celebrating its 50th anniversary, ten are deceased. and letters were received and read from several others. At time of the graduation of this class, the school was known as the Wood County Normal.

Friendships were renewed during the evening between the classmates, some not having seen each other during the 50-year period. Mrs. Ray Gropp, route 3, and Mrs. Mike See, 405 Drake were members of the class of 1936 celebrating its 25th anniversary. This class was the first to be graduated from the two-year course at the school.

Festivities for the reunion gettogether started at 2 o'clock in the afternoon with the banquet being served at 6 o'clock by this year's graduating class. The evening was spent socially and in dancing. Today's Birthdays Will you have a birthday in your home soon? Send the names, ages, and birthdates of your youngsters under 16 to the Birthday column of the News-Herald. and remember to sign your name as no communications are used unless their source 19 known. Douglas Jostad, Weyauwega, 9.

Jean E. Bohman, Stratford, "Michelle 2. Edberg, 1004 S. AdMark Steven Seubert, route 4, Marshfield, 2. Bonnie Jean Hayes, Stratford, 2.

Randy N. Luchterhand, route 1, Marshfield, 10. Twins Jim and Joe Loiselle, 800 S. Vine 3. Larry Milton Schulz, route 4, Marshfield, 13.

Thomas Burgess Jennejohn, 209 Columbus Drive, 13. Marjorie Bores, 1106 S. Cedar 11. Kenneth Frey, 115 E. Upham 12.

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After a prayer sung by the entire group, Mrs. William Butler, toastmistress, gave the welcome, which was followed by the men's quartet Bob Campbell, Robert Steinbach, Gordon Stargardt and Einar Peterson singing several selections, June Hoff gave the toast to mothers and Mrs. Otto Henning the toast to the daughters. Group singing was followed by songs by the four and five-year-old girls, whose Sunday School teachers are Miss Mildred Jensen, Mrs. William Zurn and Mrs.

Willard Egeland. A skit, "My Mother Teaches Me." was given by Roxanne Zurn, with Mrs. Donald Hoff giving a reading, "Girls, Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow." Karen Heidi gave the story, "'The Hand theat Rocks the Cradle," which was followed by the numerous presentation of awards by Mrs. William Wenzel. The Luther League skit, headed by Mrs.

Arnold Bluemke, was given by Barbara Bluemke, Susan Reich and Charles Aslakson. Mrs. Russell Lewis gave the mother's prayer and four girls in men's attire concluded the program with the "Old Barbershop Quartet." The closing was "The Lord's Prayer." Committees in charge of the e- vent were Mrs. William Butler, program chairman, assisted by Mrs. Orville Heide, Mrs.

Arnold Bluemke and Mrs. William Wenzel: Mrs. Henry Mueller decorations chairman, aided by Mrs. Don Hoff, Mrs. Richard Bathke and Mrs.

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