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CARROLL DAILY HERALD, CARROLL, IOWA FRIDAY, JUNE 1940 Bocietu, Schroeder- Wiederhold Nuptials Told the marriage of Miss Helen Wlederhold of Carroll to Edmund Schroeder of Arcadia, which took place here May 11, was revealed today. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J.

Wlederhold of Carroll and the bridegroom, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schroeder of Arcadia, Tne ceremony took place at SS. Peter and Paul's Church with the Rev. L.

Schenkelberg reading the single 'ring marriage lines. The only guests present at the service were the parents of the bride and groom, the bride's sister, Dorothy Wlederhold, and the bridegroom's sister, Mrs. William Badding, of Arcadia. Attendants were the bride's sister, Miss Dolores Wiederhold, and the bridegroom's brother, Joe Schroeder, of Arcadia. The bride was attired in navy blue net, with which she wore white accessories and a corsage of sweet peas and roses.

Her bridesmaid was dressed In navy blue sheer with accessories of a lighter shade of blue and a corsage similar to the bride's. Mr. Schroeder associated in business with his father at Arcadia. Mrs. Schroeder is bookkeeper at the Carroll Creamery position she has held since her graduation from the St.

Angela Acad- erty. A. F. Becker Family Of Hollywood Guests In John Hoffman Home Mr. and Mrs.

John E. Hoffman entertained at their country home west of Carroll Wednesday afternoon and evening' in honor of Mr. and Mrs. A. F.

Becker, son, Richard, and daughter, Ruth Ann, of Hollywood, Calif. Mr. Becker is Mrs. Hoffman's brother. Mr.

and Mrs. Becker and children left from here Thursday night for Norfolk, to visit their son-in-law arid daughter, Lieutenant and Mrs. Thompson Black, and family, Social All social reports must be in the hands of the society editor by 9:30 m. of the day following the event. No calendar announcements taken after that hour.

Rebekah Lodge, I.O.O.F. Hall. Joy Jesters, Mrs. Bud Ross. Bridge-mixer, 8 p.

Carroll Country Club. 2 ball mixed foursome at 4:30 p. followed by supper, Country Club. Book-nf-the-Month Club picnic, 0:30 p. Swan Lake.

Tuesday- Catholic Daughters, K. of C. Hall. Wa-Tan-Ye Club, 7 p. Burke Hotel.

V.F.VV. and Auxiliary, V.F.W. Hall. Women's golf event at 3:30 p. followed by supper.

Presbyterian Women's Bible Class picnic, City Park. Thursday- Fourth of July picnic supper, Country Club. Jefferson Air how Will Be eld July 7 The third annual Jefferson Air how will be held Sunday after- oon, July 7. at the municipal airport a mile north of Jefferson on Highway 17. Tho program will start at 2 o'clock.

Featured entertainers of the Show will be Captain Art Davis jlnd his All-American Pilots, who latently thrilled the crowds at the Columbus. Ohio, air circus. Davis was born and raised in Greene County near Grand Junction, Iowa. Highlights of the afternoon thrill program will bo the skywriting of Captain Davis and his aerial dive through a wall of flame: the bat-wing flight ot Charles Zmuda, famed Polish parachutist; and the aerial acrobatics of George Starr. The program will continue for about three hours As a courtesy to patrons of the nir show this year, all children under 12 years of age will be admitted free of charge.

Queen Esther Girls Entertain Mothers At Picnic Thursday going by way of Chicago, Buffalo, Washington, D. and New York; In the evening a chicken supper was served at a large table decorated with bud vases of roses. There were also bouquets of flow- era about the rooms. Supper was prepared by Mrs. John' Horback of Manning and served by Mrs.

Leonard Hoffman and Miss Helen Sextro. Those in the group for the afternoon and evening, additional to the honored guests and their hosts, were Frank Becker, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Becker and Mrs. Ben Schenkelberg of Fonda; Mr, and! Mrs.

J. H. Schaake of Anita; Mr; and Mrs. John Horback and family and Miss Helen Sextro of Manning; Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Heires and family of Carroll; Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Hoffman and Lyle Schultz, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoffman, son, John and daughter, Yvonne, who arrived in the afternoon as a surprise to the family from Los Angeles, where had been for almost a year. On their way they stopped at various points of interest, such aa Vancouver, B. Yellowstone National Park and the Black Hills region.

c. CLUB MEETS MRS. KUHL PLAY CAST 19 ENTERTAINED Members of a play cast that had appeared in a presentation at the Lutheran Church in the spring Members of the Queen Esther were entertained by Miss Lela Society of the Methodist Church Jons at her home northwest of entertained their mothers at a Carroll Wednesday night. The covered dish picnio at Jane Rogers'I evening was spent informally and, TEE holds no terrors for Betty Jameson (above) of San Antonio, Tex. Last year's women's national 1 golf champion, she won Mississippi title, defeating Patty Berg in 8 under par over Gten, Echo course.

St. Louis. home in the Beulah District Thursday afternoon. The picnic was served on the lawn, cafeteria style, at 1 o'clock. Additional to the Rogers family.

the group included Mrs. C. C. Roberts and daughter, Margaret, Mrs. E.

W. Martin and daughters. Dorothy and Margaret, Mrs. B. I.

Hubbard and daughter, Esther. Mrs. Ivan Dreher, daughter, Phyllis, and son, Bobby, Mrs. A. H.

Lehman and daughter, Helen, Mrs. Earl Yager and daughter, Wanda Lee, and Mrs. W. F. Clayburg and daughter, Margaret.

Mrs. Clayburg is the girls' leader. Following the picnic, the regular lesson was taken up, beginning with reports by Dorothy Martin and Helen Lehman on the Epworth League Institute at Simpson College, Indianola. Esther Hubbard reviewed the lunch was served. Play cast members present were Orren Grundmeier, Russell and Lois Kroeger, Dora Lauer, Charlotte Strait, Milo Baak and Merlin Jons.

Other guests were Jack Muhlenbruch of Decatur, 111., the Rev. and Vlrs. A. O. Bleeke and Leone Weitkamp.

Personal Paragraphs Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wilson and, their nephew, Robert Me- ied by Miss Helen Jeffrey of Sprrit Mr.

and Mrs. Robert MiUVr and, daughter, Nancy Lee, are this week-end from the Macke, apartments into the Alice Manning apartments. Mr. and Mfs. Okie Folsom, who live in Rohrbeck apartments at 908 Nqrth Adams, will occupy the apartment the Miller family is vacating.

H. K. Stallman attended a Chrysler-Plymouth meeting 'ih; Omaha Thursday. He was "accofri- panied by Martin Emmick. Breda News Mary Bruning.

who has been in failing health for aoirie time, became seriousdy ill Monday and at present her condition is very critical. Mrs. Joe Kostcr became sudden- Jy ill Tuesday and was taken to the St. Anthony Hospital wheiv jshe underwent an operation for appendicitis and gall trouble. She getting along favorably.

ABOUT THOSE -I-H not foreign matters concern F.D.R. (left) in chat with club mctnb, is at. capital encampment. Also in cur i.s Ambassador Josephus Daniels. will close at 9:30 a.

July 4th. Thursday from a several days' and remain closed the rest of the visit at Whittcmore. day. Announcements have ncen re- Bruning of Armstrong ceive(l nere of thc marriage cftine Tuesday for herJ Floycl Burns, former Breda" boy, now of Los Angeles. and Miss Virginia Male of Los An- Coon Rapids News Mr.

and Mrs. H. G. Pelsue of Canton, S. will arrive this "afternoon to visit Mr.

Pelsu'e's. mother, Mrs. E. J. Pelsue, andj tifg 1 brother-in-law and sister, Mr.

aVid Mrs. Glenn N. Weeks, over the 1 week-end. They will be accompan- book, "A Song of the Years'" by Bess Streeter Aldnch. The afternoon was rounded out with some games and a contest.

The contest prize was won by Margaret Roberts. The girls will meet again in July, but the exact date has not been set. Thursday afternoon the mem- Of the T. B. C.

Club were entertained by Mrs. J. Julius Kuhl at her home. The usual bridge games were played and the top prize won by Mrs. Frank Better.

The qut prize went to Mrs. P. O. Drjflcoll and the traveling to Mrs. William Winnike.

Garden flowers decorated the rooms and low floral arrange- mflnts formed the centerpieces of SURPRISE COURTESY RALPH CUTLERS Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cutler on their seventh wedding anniversary, a group of friends gave them a surprise party at Mr. and Mrs. Don Tyrrell's home Wednesday evening.

The participants presented the honored couple with a gift and served lunch at the close of an evening of pinochle. High score prizes were awarded to Mrs. Cutler and Paul Bachman, and the traveling prize was retained by Mrs. Marlin Witt. The group included Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Fister, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Ross, Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Bachman, Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Witt and Mr. and Mrs. Don Tyrrell.

MRS. HENRY FELD IS CLUB HOSTESS When Mrs. Henry Feld entertained the L. O. B.

Club at her home Thursday afternoon there were two guests outside of the membership, Mrs. Fred Vicarius and Mrs. Matt Snyder. Bridge prizes were won by Mrs. W.

T. Otto, who held high score, Mrs. P. H. Dinges, who received the draw prize Mrs.

Matt Snyder, who kept the traveling prize. Lunch was served at the dining table, which was centered with a bouquet of garden roses. Mrs. Joe Feld will be the next hostess. PINNER GUESTS IN MORGAN HOMIE Mr.

and Mrs. Cicero Morgan en- tables when lunch was tertained at dinner in their home With the exception of Mrs. Leo SQhueller, the guests clipb members, Thursday Mrs. C. A.

Saundera of Manila, her daughter, Mrs. Causby Mrs. William Winnike will en- were all flaunt, the latter's children, Wayne and Barbara Blaunt, and tertain U. Thursday afternoon, MJtS. F.

B. NOCKELS ENTERTAINS CLUB r. n. wocKeiB entertalneu the. members of the Thursday Contract Club at a 1 o'clock luncheon, followed by contract, at the country club Thursday afternoon.

The table's centerpiece was bowl of pink lilies and blue delphinium. high contract prize awarded to Mrs. C. V. Hub- r4 low to Mrs.

Edward S. Mff, W. 8. Farner will enter- afternoon. her niece, Miss Lucille Blaunt, all of Lamed, Kan.

HOSTESS TO DENISON CLUB Mrs. C. H. Hedges entertained the members or a Denison Bridge Club at her home in the Quinlin Apartments Thursday afternoon. Mrs.

C. H. spending today and Saturday in Denison. where she ia attending a fur show. Cracken of Shenandoah, spent Thursday at Lake Okoboji.

James Moron, H. Parsons and W. L. Kline returned Thursday night from a week's fishing at Leech Lake, Minn. i Mrs.

Otmar Bernholtz and Joseph, returned to Rockwell City Thursday after spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Kelly.

Miss Magdalene Platan of Chicago arrived Thursday to spend a few days with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Plahn. Mr.

and Mrs. August Plahn brought Miss Plahn here from Manning after she had visited in their home. Leo Burns and Miss Laurette Burns drove to Exira Thursday evening and visited in the home of Mrs. F. C.

Eaton, sister of Larry and Charles Leffingwell of Carroll, whose father, Frank Leffingwell, died Tuesday night. Mrs. Ray Allen of Pasadena, Mrs. C. R.

Thomas and Mrs. Reynold Groth spent Wednesday in Des Moines with Mrs. Forrest Lake, who will spend the time with her mother, Mrs. H. 'O.

Jeffrey. Court House Notes ww AWVJ New cars have been fW NEW CARS Francis J. Harrington, CaijrQU. Ford 2-door; Pat R. Shields, Carroll, 2-door; Arnold Kelly, Carroll, Ford 2-door; James din, Carroll, Chevrolet coupe; L.

Lake, Manning, Ford Express, DEEDS Bayer, Joseph Anna Datedj 6-3-40 Q. C. D. $1.00 to Schafer, William et al Lot 5, 4. Dedhara.

Sheriff of Carroll County Sheriff's Deed $9197.52, Grimsman, George NEV4 exc. 1A. for School 35-85-36. Groves. On their way, they stopped Bowman, Nellie Dated 6-21-40 at Ames and visited Mrs.

J. J. $2 00 to Jones, J. F. Und.

Klingseis. The Rev. and Mrs. A. O.

Bleeke and family are moving today from the former Lutheran parsonage into the home of the late Mrs. James E. Walker, which is hereafter to be the parsonage of the church. Jay Hoselton of Sioux City, formerly of Carroll, called on friends Int. Lots 1, 2, 3 N.

150. Lot 7, Blk. 5 Gallaher's Coon Rapids. Ford, Bonnie B. Carl V.

10-17-39 W. D. $200 to Jones, Und. Int. in above descriDr tion.

RETURN TO WISCONSIN Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly and here Thursday. He went on from dht wno nad been 4-rt I here to Ft. Dodge.

Jack Traner and Edward Daley spent Wednesday in Des Moines, visiting Jack's father, Harold J. in the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Onken, left for their home Racine, thia morning.

Kelly is a cousin of Mrs. Onken, Traner, who is receiving treatment Mra Bayl and Mrs or UVtav-htral I at the Veterans Hospital. Conrad. The visitors and Mrs. Mrs.

John L. Wllkens and son, On ken returned Thursday night 0f Georg Vrom Omaha, where they had A Wilkens of Casper, spent 1 a few with Mr Kelly Thursday in Omaha, where they lhatt brother ancl Geo visited their brother and sister- Galivan and Mrs Nellle in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Henry i and hia aunt Mra A venable? 1 Thorup, Mr. and Mrs.

Anton accompanied by Misses Bertilla, Mary and Caroline Hannasch and Rosemary Hendrickson, motored to Omaha Thursday and spent the day. INTRODUCTORY SPECIAL Introducing ABINGDON POTTERY The Finest American Made Pottery Introductory Special at 4i5Uotf PHIPPS' Earle Blclg. Phone 1002-W Knot-Aid I want a Hairstyle Excitingly I 1 want to stand out from the crowd be a leader among the girls (and of the meal). I want to be devastating. Operator give me Number 40.

THE VOGUE $1.50 Up Spring Lake Between Jefferson and Junction Sunday, June 30 Dance Revue By Harriett Ryan Pupils, Th)s will be a real treat FHKK TALKING IN THE EVENING Big Fourth of July Celebration A real old-time --if Furnished Cottages For Rent' Picnic Grounds Plenty. of Shade Lots of Tables Large Community Kitchen Free Attractions Boating; Bathing Dancing and Roller Skating. mtother. Mrs. Mary Bruning, who is seriously ill.

and Frank Ricke visited at 'e Mr. and Mrs. John Coon home fat Early Monday. "Mrs. R.

J. Klaus and daughters arid son, Orlin Klaus, returned Wednesday from a several days' puting at Lake Okoboji. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Determan, Mr.

and Mrs. A. J. Neumayer were visitors at Des Moines Tuesday with Dorothy Neumayer. Fred Meister and daughter, Dorothy, were visitors at Omaha the first part of the i Barney Osterholt, anr! daughter, Jo Ann Betsy, and Virgil Osterholt have returned from their visit at Ashton and at Lismore, Minn.

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Heires left Thursday for a several weeks' visit aj. the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

John at Ivanlioe, Minn. En oute they visited with Mrs. Heires' sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Loneman at Little Rock. i Arnold Ludwig, residing east of fereda, has purchased the Patten farm near Lake City.

Irene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Steinkamp, who underwent operation for appendicitis at St. Anthony Hospital, is gradually improving. 'The Rev.

B. Eischeid of Armstrong, Rev. A. Meyer of River visited Tuesday with Mrs. Mary Bruning, who is very ill.

i 'Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mohr visited relatives at Wall Lake Monday. The business places in Breda contract. Mrs.

C. E. Wolfe was an additional guest. Mrs. Roswell Garst won high score.

Mr. and Mra. G. O. Tisue are leaving Thursday for a two weeks' vacation in Fargo, N.

and Ihe Junior Auxiliary Girls and northern Minnesota, their sponsor, Mrs. Jennie Buen- 0 Mrs. Meadlc Steele, Lornlne and Dorothy Carlson visited Mary Ellen Keister Wednesday afternoon. Mary has been very ill at the St. Anthony Hospital in Carroll, but is doing well and will soon come home.

Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Gnam are leaving Saturday for Minneapolis.

where they will visit their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gnam, over the weekend. They will be accompanied to by their nephew, John Mrs. Hill.

Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. nam, of Idaho Falls, Idaho, Sioux Connor assisting hostesses. who stopped off here to spend sev- Mrs. Bertha Keister was hos- eral days with his father, J.

J. by the serious illness of her ninth- tess to the Pioneer Club at Gnam, on his way to Minneapolis, er, Mrs. Mary Bruning. her home Wednesday at 1 o'clock i where he will attend to business Warren Bohnenkamp returned dessert and an afternoon of matters. The marriage took place- 11L ke entertained about 100 World at St.

Peter's Church in Los An-i WiU Veterans' children at geles June 15th. Attendants were in park No 2 Thursday evening. Marjorie Male, sister of the bride, Mrs. Roy Anderson, near old and Myron Buhnenkamp. frionc! of Carrollton was co-hostess to the the bridegroom.

Mr. Burns grad-1 Pioneer Daughter's Club of Mov- uated from St. Bernard's r's Lake Thursday afternoon. It School, then went to Omaha an.i; children's day and about for several years LOW has been twenty-five children and fifteen living at Los Angeles where he members were entertained. Also is employed.

i ten guests from Des Moines who Mrs. C. G. Polking and her were relatives and former mem- guest, Miss Helen Friedman of of the club. Ice cream, cook- Ogallala, visited relatives at find a drink were served with Hal bur Monday.

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