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Society ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Arlene Schroeder BrMe Of Jerry Gnstafs MISS ROSEMARY SCHWAB. Mr. and Mrs. Casper Schwab, Marian, announce the engagement of their daughter. Rosemary, to John H.

Janowski, ton of 'Mr. and Mrs. Henry of South Bend, Indiana. A Solemn-betrothal ceremony held recently In the Morrissey Hall chapel on campus of the University of Notre Dame. Mist Schwab received her degree from St.

Mary's- college, and her fiance was graduated from Central Catholic i school and Notre Dame. The marriage is fall. Joyce Miller Bride Of Marvin tee Hansen i NISHNA VALLEY--Joyce nie Miller, daughter of Mr. and Guy E. Miller, became the bride of Marvin Lee Hanseu, son of Mr.

and Carl Hansen-of Kimballton in a ceremony Sunday, June 24, at the Methodist church in Manilla. The Rev. Richard Row'e officiated in the double ring 2 o'clock service before an altar decorated with white tapers and garden flowers, Just preceding the nuptial hour, Mrs, Paul Robertson played nuptial selections. "Because" a "May The Good Lord Bless and Keep were sung by Bruce Longnecker. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore' a white slipper satin styled with lace yoke.

Her nylon net veil was held with a headdress of white satin and orange blossoms. She wore lace inits and carried a white Bible, appointed, with a Briar Cliff rose, tiny rose buds knotted in the satin streamers. Her only jewelry was a rhlnestone necklace, a gift from the bridegroom. Meridith Ann Miller was her sister's only attendant. She wore a gown of embroidered lavender organdy with lace yoke and matching headdress.

Her flowers were a puff bouquet of pink carnations. The 'bridegroom's best man was Ivan Hansen, a cousin from Kimballton. Ushers were Norman Hansen and Everett Miller, brothers of the bride and bridegroom. Carol Lee sister of the bride, was the flower girl. She -wore a lavender organdy gown fashioned colonial style and carried a basket of flower petals which she scattered down the Aisle.

Following the ceremony there was a reception in the church parlors for one hundred guests. The bride's table was appointed in lavender and white. The serving table was centered with a four tier wedding cake, baked by the brides' mother and decorated by Bernice Grage, who also cut and served it. Near the cake was an arch of bells and violas complete tiny bride and groom figurines decorated by Mrs. Edna Lohrman.

Flowers a candles completed the table decorations. When the couple left on a motor honeymoon trip, the bride chose an afternoon dress of blue satin with tan and white accessories. They will make their home in Kimballton. The bride is a graduate of the Manilla faith school. The groom was educated in the Audubon schools and Is farming with hit father near Kimballton.

Hostesses at the serving table were Mrs. Lohrmmn and Mrs. Rfcwilto Sheffield. Assisting with serrlftf were Mary Rule, Rita Ladelwft, a Rasmussen, Tbomssen and Sylvia Lynn Miller wu in of tfce geest book end Jerene Huff and Clarice Lahndorf of the gifts. Out of town guests were Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Hansen of Kimballton; Mr, and Mrs. Cad well and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jensen of Botna; Mrs.

W. S. Cadwell and Willie bf Sioux City; Mr. and Mrs, F. E.

Ward, Mapleton; Mr. and Mrs. Oie Wigg of Schleswig; Messers and Mmes Norman Hansen and sons, Lester Staub, Chris Ebeck and Mrs. Jasper Hansen, Audubon; Mr. and Mrs.

G'eo. Manthe of Lake View; Mr. and Mrs. Hans Christiansen and Janice of Gray; Mr. and Mrs.

Mike- sen and Alvin of Coon Rapids; Mrs. Anna Hansen, and Gordon Hansen of Atlantic; the Arnold Hansen family of Wiota; Mrs. J. B. Clemens of -Des Moines; Mr.

and Mrs. Jens Hansen of Newell; Mrs. Harry Hansen of Albert City; the Marlin Nielsen family of Guthrie Center; Mr. and Mrs. Milo rHansen and Mr.

and Mrs, Chris Hansen of Extra; Mr. and Mrs. Martin Clemson of Kimballton; Mrs. Geo. Doyle of Botna; Mrs.

Glen McCutcheon and Joyce of Dow City; Mrs. Lillie Johnson of Denison and Mary Rule of Seattle Relatives Honored At Reunion Picnic Mr, and Mrs. Bon Burroughs, Paul and Diane at Seattle, were honored at a reunion of family relatives at the park on Audubon Sunday. Those present were the Cless Kibby's of lap, Mr. and Mrs.

Kemper Booth, and Mrs. Max Plumb and April of Harlan, the Ralph Klinkefus family of Guthrie Center, Paul Klinkefus jr, and Bonnie of Fanora; the Floyd Campbell family of Walnut, Mrs. Koos, Robert and Charles and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Klinkefus of Omaha; Mr.

and Mns. Howard Klinkefus of Exira, Mr. and Mrs. John Klinjgefus Mr. and Mrs.

John Klinkefus and children and Bert Eaton's all of Audubon, Willis Kirby of Harlan and Frank Eagler of Defiance. Mrs. Burroughs is the former Norma Kibby. Super Party Honors Pfc Donald Foole In honor of her brother, Pfc Donald Poole of W.S, Air Force, who is home from Nellis Air Force Baae, Los Nevada, Mrs. Orville Kern entertained at a supper party last Wednesday evening.

Present were Emll Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Busaell Hanson, Carol and Judy and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Haneen, line Bansen, Claus Amterwm and the Harvey Poole's of Harlan and C.

L. McKeighan of Angetes, California, Pknfc Om Members of the and Kminbow will at the minf pool park Friday evening 0:30 o'clock for their annual picnic Miss Arlene Schroeder, daughter of Mr. and Carl H. Schroeder of Irwin, and Jerry Gustafson, son of Mr. and J.

R. Gustafson of Stratford, Iowa were united in marriage at the Methodist church in Irwin, day afternoon, June 24 in a 2:30 o'clock ceremony. The Rev. Carl Holdsworth, pastor of the ian Church at New Point, officiated. The bride was attired in a toast brown street length, cotton lace and linen dress with accesories in white.

Her colonial corsage was a white orchid and stephanotis. The couple was attended by iMiss Donna O'Brien, a cousin of the bride and Denzel Peterson. Ushers were Paul Leaders, cousin of the bride and Lloyd Anderson. Miss O'Brien wore a pink linen dress, white accesoriee and a colonial corsage of white asters. Miss Ruth Anderson, a niece of -the bridegroom, played the (tiai prelude and wedding marches She accompanied Verla Dee Anderson, soloist, who sang and Promise The 'bride's mother a navy sheer with a corsage of pink roses.

The bridegroom's mother wore a light blue dress with a pink rose corsage. A reception at the hoihe of the bride's parents folowed the ceremony. Mrs. Don Bradhaw poured at the serving table and Jo Ann O'Brien cut the wedding cake. Others assisting at the reception were Arlene Petersen, Mariane Rasmussen, Marilyn Piper Donna Berndt.

Carolyn Anderson was in charge of ithe guest 'book and Mrs. Bob Langbefon and Roberta Brown of the gifts. The couple took a wedding trip to South Dakota and Minnesota and are now at home in Stratford. For going -away, the bride wore a navy blue linen suit, white accessories and her ox- chid The bridegroom wore a light tolue summer suit with a white aster boutonniere. His attendant and ushers wore light colored summer suits and white carnation boutonnieres, BIrs.

W. T. Scrvnia A Premiptial Hoaten Mrs. W. T.

Scroggin and daughter, Mrs. John McDonald arranged a lovely 'buffet supper at the former's home Thursday evening for twelve gueste, honoring Joanne Ruby, bride of Saturday. A low bouquet of pink larkspur and roses surrounded with four pink tapers reflected in a mirror formed an Attractive centerpiece for the lace covered Mrs. McDonald presided over the silver coffee Bridge was the later diversion, Mrs, Gaige Walters had high score honors and Olga Reyelt won the traveling prize. Joaone was presented with a gift.

On Friday evening Mrs. Harlan Ruby entertained the wedding party and immediate families at a dinner at the Country club following the rehearsal at St Paul's church. There were covers for twenty-one arranged at a shaped (table wihich had appointments in pastel shades. PMces were marked with cards to which a fresh pink rose bud was attached. -During the dinner, Joanne presented her bridesmaid with a white leather jewel box and Bruce his attendents and the soloist with leather billfolds.

After the party, the group were entertained informally at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Ouren.

Invitations Received For teinen-Mester Wedding Relatives and friends in Harlau received invitations this week for the wedidng of Miss Margaret Leinen and Al Mester, both former residents of Portsmouth, now living in Angeles, California. Miss Leinen went to the coast about a year ago to accept a position as receptionist in a doctors office. The wedding will take place in St. Michael's church, Harlan, Monday morning, July 9 at 8:30 o'clock. The Rev.

Leo Gannon will officiate. The couple will live in Los Angeles, Mr. Mester and Miss Leinen are expected in Harlan the first week in July to be here for the annual Leinen family reunion at Portsmouth on July 8. home in Audubon after a short honeymoon in Denver, Colorado. After their return home a reception at the American Legion hall in Irwin honored the newly weds, with 80 guests present.

The hall was decorated in green and lavender and with many garden bouquets. Mrs. Alfred Peters of Harlan poured and Mrs. Carl Sorenson of Hamlin cut the cake. Freda Petersen and Pearl June Peters assisted with the serving.

Rose Ann Peters and Janelle Nielsen were in charge of the gifts and Mary Jane Nielsen of the guest book. In charge of the refreshments were Mmes Arlo Alwill, Carl Borkowski, Carl Weise and Lowell Nelson. Helen Collison, Leo Mayr Nuptials Saturday, June 16 Helen Jane Collison, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Vincent Collison of Arcadia, exchanged wedding vows with Leo Richard Mayr, son of Mrs. Frank Mayr and the late Mr.

Mayr of Harlan a St John's church in Arcadia, Saturday morning, June 16. Mr. Collison gave his daughter in marriage at the 8:30 o'clock ceremony which was performed by the Rev. Fr. M.

Stork. Mrs. Albert Bruch of Carroll, organist, played "Processional" by Prank Walezynski, "Mass in Honor of St. Cecilia" by Jasper and "Recessional" by Peil. She also accompanied Marilyn Collison of Can-oil, who sang "Ave The bride wore a white satin redingote over her satin and nylon illusion gown.

The redingote had a tiny mandarin collar, long sleeves and close fitted bodice buttoning to the waist. The full skirt, with sweeping train, divided to reveal a net gown which featured a "scalloped satin bodice and full net skirt over satin. The brides' finger-tip illusion veil fell from a pleated illusion cloche with pearl trim. She carried an orchid arranged in ivy garlands. Mary Collison was her sister's maid of honor and only attendant She wore a maize taffeta gown with two over skirts, one of white nylon net and the other of yellow nylon net.

Her sweetheart hat with rows of ruffled net outlining ifs brim and a net flower in front, was in maize to match her gown. She carried garlands of ivy. John Collison, brother of the bride, was Mr. Mayr's best man. Frank Belted Carroll and Harold Mayr of Harlan, ushered.

For her daughters wedding, Mrs Collison chose a brown and beige linen suit with brown accessories. The bridegroom's mother wore a navy crepe with white accessories. Both had corsages of yellow One hundred and forty guests were entertained at breakfast in the Driftwood room of Hotel Burke in Carroll. bride's colors of yellow, green and white accentuated in the table appointments. Her cake was also done in these colors.

For her. away costume, the bride wore original Mangin light beige Jind: nary blue redingote with' accessories in dark blue and an orchid corsage Following a short wedding trip to Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. Mayr are at home after Jnly 1 in the Mayr apartments in Harlan. bride attended Loretto Heights College, Denver, Colorado after her graduation from St.

Angela Academy. Mr. Mayr attended ChllHcothe College, Chillicothe, and the University of Iowa at Iowa City. As a navyman, he served in the Pacific theater during World War II. He is with the Pexton Drug in Harlan.

Mr, and Mrs. James Slaven HARLAN COUPLE ARE WED Joanne Ruby and Bruce Ouren Wed at St. Paul's Saturday The wedding of Nancy Joanne Kuby and William Ouren "was solemnized in a candle light service Saturday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in St. Paul's Episcopal church. The Rev.

Denmere J. King, rector of St Paul's church in Council Bluffs, officiated in the double ring ceremony. Curran Swift and Robert Hines, altar boys, lighted the candles. The bride is the daughter of -Mrs. Harlan H.

Ruby and the late Mr. -Ruby. Mr. Ouren's parents are and Mrs Ouren, all of this city. White satin embroidered hangings, bouquets of white stock and white candles in five branch candleabra were on the altar.

At the chancel steps were tall wjiite baskets of pink 'and white gladioli and lemon leaf foliage. At either side stood floor height white seven branch candelabra entwined with southern smilax and tied with maline bows. The pews which seated the immediate families and relatives were marked with wftite a i i and apringerae tied with maline bows. Ralph E. Walter of Omaha, former organist in St.

Paul's dmrth and a close friend of the bride's ftunily, played a half hour prelude of nuptial selections. He accompanied Richard (Pauley, soloist, when fee sang Perfect 1 just preceding entrance of the wedding Mr. Byriel-Nielsen Wedding Solemnized June 9th Miss Donna Nielsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus Nielsen of Botna and Mr.

Glen Byriel, son of Mr. and -Mrs. Peter Byrial of Audubon were united in marriage Saturday, June 9 at Our Saviour's Lutheran church in Council Bluffs. The Rev. Lawrence Slersbeck officiated in the double ring ceremony at 6 o'clock p.m.

During the service, Mrs. Siersbeck played "I Love The bride wore a white suit with navy accessories and a corsage of red -roses. Mrs. Marvin Byriel of Audubon, a sister-in- law, AS nrntnm of honor, was her only attendant She wore a navy blue suit with matching accessories and pink rose corsage. The bridegroom's best man WAS Marvin Byilel.

The bride graduated from Consolidated school in INI and is employed with the Bell Telephone company In Alduboft. The is a of Andibon high ecboel ant la employed with Aagaart straction cottpuy. They The first wedding in the ntw St. Mary's Our Lady of Fatlma church Portsmouth was solemnized Monday, June 4 when Rose Ann Leinen, daughter of r. and Michael Leinen, became the bride of James D.

Slaven, son of Mrs. Bertha en and the late Henry Slaven. They will live on a farm near Portsmouth. Gale Vandenbert To Employees Thursday Gale Vandenberg of the Vandenberg Motor company -entertained his employees and their wires at the Brer-green lift last evening. There 14 to enjoy a chicken of- ner.

Friday was the MrtMay of Helen Chrtstensen, company book keeper, and a few Atnvtee after the midnight hcmr a lovely birthday cake was prevented to her, Mlee Christrasen WM alao honored when the WM with played the traditional wedding inarches. Gaige Walters served as beet man. Ushers were the bridegroom's twin brothers, Gail and Horace W. Ouren Jr. The bridegroom and his attendents and the soloist wore dark trousers, white dinner Jackets, black bow ties and maroon carnation boutonnieres.

Emory H. Ruby of Princeton, N.J., gaye in marriage. He wore a light tan summer suit and a red carnation boutonniere. The bride's gown of imported marquisette over satin, was fashioned with a sheer shadow, slightly off-the-shoulder yoke. The moulded 'bodice was banded with satin bands from the yoke line to the hip line and had gathered bracelet length sleeves.

The skirt, full from this point, swept into a wide court A dainty satin (headdress, outlined at the edge with tiny white apple blossoms, held an illusion net fingertip length veil. She carried a white prayer book on which rested a white orchid with strands of ivy. Her single pearl necklace was a gift from the bridegroom. Ardythe Sornson-Newberg, of Sfrenandoah attended the bride as maid of honor. She wore a shell pink marquisette gown over, taffeta.

A fitted sleeveless bodice with small roll collar of the taffeta, topped a full floor length skirt featuring a very wide and several narrow bands of taffeta at the bottom. With this she wore a matching crownless Uprsehair picture hat. A wide (flat bow and streamers trimmed the back. She carried a crescent bouquet of carnations in a shade deeper than the dress with strands of ivy. For her daughters wedding, Mrs.

Ruby chose a dusty pink ctaton. lace dress, navy blue hat and accessories. Her corsage was maroon carnations. Mrs, Ouren waa attired in a beige sheer dress, rose beige hat and accessories. Her corsage was of pink rose buds.

A reception for approximately 200 guests was held at the Golf and Country club immediately following the ceremony. The long bridal table, overlaid with a white linen cut work cloth, was appointed in pink, white and silver. A low bouquet centerpiece of pfcetel tinted daisies, with pink predominating, war flanked with candles in branch candelabra. It Friend of Denver, Cofoimdo, presided over the coffee service. AMlsttng at the table waa Mrs.

John McDomUd, Mrs. Arthur Donm and Penis Zentnlrc, the latter of Andnbon. The three tier wedding cake with a atalftturt baeket piak boda and "certificate of merit" an award from the Chrysler mm AM Mr VIHdVSMy SJS) SJBl Photo by Logeland had cut the first piece, 'Mrs. H. W.

Ouren cut and served the cake. Mrs. Robert L. Jones of Omaha served the punch, (Mrs. Gail Ouren was in charge of the guest book and Mrs.

Gaige Walters of the gift table. The young ladies all wore pink carnations tied with silver bows. 'Reception hostesses were Mmes. Hal W. Campbell.

J. Ray Pexton, G. K. Swift and E. Hines.

They wore corsages of roses in shades complimenting their dresses. The newly wedded couple left early tihat evening for a ten day honeymoon at Columbine Lodge near Grand Lake in Colorado. For traveling, the bride wore a linen costume suit with twaistline jacket, hat and accessories in natural ade. Her corsage was the orchid from her bouquet. Upon their return they'will be at home after July 15 in an apartment at 504 Farnam Street The bnde attended Drake versity for two years following her graduation from Jxigh school.

She was graduated the University of Iowa with a BJL degree In Education in June 1950, She Is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta social sorority and Pi Harlan (Iowa) Tribune, July 11 Lambda Theta, national educational sorority. past year mhe taaght tn the Moinee Koolt. Mr. Ouren graduated from the Harlan high ecfcool and attended the University of Colorado at Boulder, Colorado, for two wtiere he affiliated with fraternity. He Is with the Shelby County Abstract company in Hazian.

Guests from a distance at the wedding were E. H. Ruby Jr "of Princeton, N.J.; Mr and Mrs. H. Ruby, Captain Robt and and son, Bobbie, Mr and Mrs.

Robt L. Winston, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Wfcller and Ara Miller, all of Moinee; Dr. and Mrs.

John (Dullard, John, aad Harlan of Lafayette, Indiana; Her. and Mrs. Denmere J. King, Mr. and Mrs.

Hoy Garner and Dr. and Mrs. L. Nielsen and Miss Theresa Kinzel, Council Bluffs; Dr. and Mrs.

Robt L. Jones, 'Mr, and ner, Messers and Mmes Ralph Walter, Gene Graf, Roger blom, Francis Merwald and "Don Mathiesen, all of Omaha; Mr. and Mrs. Gail Ouren of Boulder, Mrs. James R.

(Friend, Denver; Mrs. Mae Hickman of North Platte, -Mr. and Judson E. Ranfferson, Malvern; Mr. and Mrs.

Glen Peetz, Elkhorn, Messers and Mmes Ronnie Rasmussen, Russell Barger, Judson Zentmire and daughter, Persia, Ted Fraze and Lt Tommy Kauffman, all of Audubon; Mr. and Tom Henningsen, Atlantic: Mr" and Mrs, R. E. Null, Lemars Peterson, Milwaukee Jack Argotslnger, Cedar Falls; Mr. and Mrs.

Don berg, Shenandoah. Social Calendar at Golf A Country Club The social calender at the Golf Country club this weekend features the "oipen for the women from clubs in Southwestern Iowa on Friday. A group of ladies-from the Ehr- Ian club attended an open day at the Denison Gauntry, club, Thursday. Mirs. Elmer Norgaard was medalist for the visiting Mrs E.

M. Christensen received a prize for bridge honors. The second of a series of breakfasts is Announced for this -Sunday Serving will be from until 10 A committee from the club will hare charge. The next regular club dance scheduled for Tuesday, July, 10, introducing for the first, time In Harlan, Dave Kavitch his orchestra from Omaha. Karitch was formerly with Bine Baron and his orchestra.

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