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Sun, Beatrice, Mar. 7, 1967 Dally MR. AND MRS. JERRY STRUNK. They were married Feb.

19 at the First Christian Church. Fairbury. Formerly Miss Susan Chirnside, the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Chirnside, Fairbury.

Susan Chirnside becomes bride of Mr. Strunk the groom. As his best man, Mr. Strunk chose his brother, Larry Strunk, Dallas. Art Friesen, Jansen, was groomsman and ushers were Rick Strunk, brother of the groom, and Charley Meyer, both of Jansen, The reception was held in the church basement.

At the serving table were Mrs. Carolyn English, Miss Derby and Miss Jeanne Chanchellor. Servers were Miss Kathy Priefert and 1 Miss Sharon Smith. Presiding at the guest book was Miss Nancy Chirnside and arranging the gifts were Mrs. Betsy Friesen, Mrs.

Janice Ackman and Mrs. Sonja Mumby. A brown suit, trimmed in FAIRBURY First Christian Church was the scene Feb. 19 at 4 p.m, of the double ring service uniting in marriage Miss Susan Chirnside, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Clinton Chirnside, and Jerry Strunk, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Strunk, Jansen, Rev. Willits performed the ceremony in the presence of 200 guests before an altar banked with palms and red candles. "I Love You Truly" was sung by Mrs.

Roy Holloway, accompanied at the organ by Miss Isabel Shoebotham, Lighting the candles were Susie Strunk and Bob Wiese. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of Peau de twille in traditional white. The bodice featured a crescent neckline, Puritan sleeves and a circular flounce of Alencon lace contouring the Empire gown, The A-line skirt silhouette repeated a wide manteling of lace near the floor. At the back, a self-Watteau bow swept its streamers to meet the hemline. Her veil was held by a crown and she carried white roses displayed on a background of a red velvet heart.

Mrs. Bill Echols, Denver, sister of the bride, was matron of honor and bridesmatron was Mrs. Larry Strunk, Dallas, sister-in-law of the groom. They wore red brocaded, A-line, street length frocks and hats of peppermint carnations. Each carried an arrangement of peppermint carnations on a white velvet heart.

Dani Lee Snyder, Lincoln, niece of the bride, was flower girl and the ring bearer was Jay Curtis, Dallas, nephew of lace was worn by the new Mrs. Strunk for traveling. The bride attended Fairbury High School and Fairbury Jr. College and is a secretary for Ronald L. Schwab, Attorney.

Mr. Strunk, who also attended Fairbury High School, is engaged in farming. FRIENDS Living with People An appreciative listener avoids ping everyone's story. Comedian Mischa Auer dies at 61 ROME (AP) Mischa Auer, pop-eyed comedian who fled the Russian revolution and entertained a generation with his zany antics, is dead at 61. A heart attack took Auer's life Sunday at his home here, where he planned to begin work on an Italian motion picture next week.

His widow and fourth wife, Elsie Souls Lee Auer, said Auer's body would be cremated. The long-faced Auer, master of five languages, was born in St. Petersburg, Russia, as Mischa Ounskowski, His father, a Russian naval officer, died when Mischa was 3. His mother's father, noted violinist Leopold Auer, gave the boy his name and reared him on an estate in what is now Finland, 30 miles from St, Petersburg. Mischa was 12 when he and the children of other sia were sent to Siberia with the outbreak of the revolution.

The next year, he was reunited with his mother, and together they escaped 'the south of Russia. She later died of typhus, After selling his mother's jewels to raise money, Auer went to Florence, Italy, and lived with family friends before his grandfather cabled money for Mischa to join him in America. M16 sale brings cries from critics WASHINGTON (AP) The government has closed a deal to sell 23,000 M16 rifles a basic weapon of American GIs in Vietnam to the government of Singapore. A Department of Defense spokesman said Sunday night, when the sale was disclosed, that American forces are already getting all the M16s they need and thus will not be hurt. This is at odds with reports from Vietnam that U.S.

forces want more of the lightweight automatic rifles than they have been getting. Neither the State Department nor Colt Industries, manufacturer of the M16, would discuss the deal with Singapore, Polly's Pointers By Polly Cramer (NEA) Polly's Problem DEAR POLLY Our bedroom and bathroom walls sweat, I wonder if any reader (could suggest something we could do, We have storm windows but when they are up the walls sweat and mildew more than 0. S. DEAR POLLY We live near the ocean and our car is left outside at night; The windows used to steam up on the INSIDE until we started leaving a regular building brick in the car each night. For the several weeks we have been doing this, there has been no inside steaming of the windows.

-CHARLES DEAR S. 0. S. Charles' Pointer might help you, I do not have either situation so could not try this myself but the Pointer about the brick came from one of my sons' friends, and whose word is more dependable than that of a DEAR POLLY Do tell Ann that she can solve the problem of hardened soap powder by rubbing it on her cabbage grater. I once did this to hardened homemade soap and it worked fine.

Be sure to use the grater just as you would for grating carrots or cabbage for fine cole DEAR GIRLS One good Pointer often leads the way to another. I found the grater was also good for breaking up lumps of hardened brown sug. DEAR POLLY and Ann. Strike the boxes of hardened soap powder with a hammer or anything strong enough to crack the powder into pieces and then feed them through the food grinder. This works nicely and the powder comes out like DEAR POLLY The other day my granddaughter kicked off her shoes and she had gone throught the toes of the large fish net hose she was wearing.

I felt this mesh must be uncomfortable to her feet SO suggested she put on a pair of those cotton foot protectors that we wear when going without hose before putting on the mesh hose. She did and says this is not only more comfortable but saves getting so many holes in the toes. MRS. B. W.

S. DEAR POLLY -I keep a used toothbrush in my purse to brush the children's hair for those quick touch ups when away from home. It takes up less room than a regular J. 0. C.

Charles Kettering, inventor of the automotive self starter, was born in Loudonville, Ohio. TONKA LANES Lutheran Churches St Pauls DeWitt No 2. 1. Norman Hagemeier 191-490. Zion Lutheran 3.

Bill Ideus 190, Henry Jurgens 489. Filley American 4. Lenhart Fritzen 212-505. St Johns No 2. 0.

Clarence Overbeck 180, Allen Anderson 451. St Pauls, Plymouth 2. Ed Bergmeier 171-466. St Johns No 1. 2.

Marvin Parde 184-452. Christ Lutheran No 2. 1. Bob Bergmeier 188, Larry Rehm 488. Christ Luth No 2.

Don Dorn 164, Leo Prall 464. Christ Lutheran Pickrell No 1. 2. Henry Huls 198-500. Immanuel 2.

Henry Jurgens 180- 470. Christ Lutheran Pickrell No 2. 1. Leland Schlake 163-433. St Paul DeWitt No 1.

3. John Heist 184-501. Business Girls Leo's Jewelry 0. Jan McGrury 139, Delores Cripe 345. Behrens Redi-Mix 3.

Verona Stohs 204, Annetta Grefe 505. Happy Hour 2. Millie Ehrlich 162-445. Crone Ins. 1.

Marla Sailor 121, Carole Parde 336, Beatrice Lumber 3. Pat Rice 175-492. Beatrice Super Market 0. Mary Parde 141-407. Hap's 1.

Loida Thornburg 404, Peggy Whaley 159. Art's Pkg Store 2. Lillian Loth 195, Lorene Hulse 508. Splits. Anita Reiff 6-7, Pat Rice 5-7, Doris Johnson 3-7-10.

Ladies Major Lowell Beer 1. Bernice Remmers 175-472. Griffiths FoxHovendick 3. Mabel Rahe 215- 584. Millers 2.

Barbara Orth 159, Ruth McCown 454. and Plumbing 2. Lori Weiss 179- 487. Bitting Specialty 3. Joyce Buttron 191, Sharon Brooks 473.

Busy 1. Bea Watson 165, Maggie Werner 421, Dean Ubben 1. Maxine McKissor 171-465. Bikes 3. Jan Dissmeyer 173-450.

Honey Bees Norge Spotters 1. Isabelle Block 152-406. Eddies Beauty Salon 2. Marlene Busboom 179- 452. Dabbers 0.

Beverly Finch 163-473, Meints Zeros 3. Rita Holmes 191-570. Pickrell Locker 0. LaDonna Remmers 190-456. Dixie Cream Donuts 3.

Freida Wolken 141, Irene Folkerts 390. Lesh Pill Boxes 3. Grace Huttenmaier 145, Irene Jobman 399. Evelyn's Beauty Salon 0. Donna Gillespie 153-384.

Chalet Cafe 3. Jan Lautenschlager 200-524. Walker's DX 0. Bette Fletcher 167-451. Morning Glories Hot shots 2.

Rae Yott 146, Marlene Phelps 343. Shifty Four 1. Helen Sandersfeld 155-382, Ups and Downs 1. Alberta Bergmeier 135-363. Flippers 2.

Karen Martin 154-394. Score-etts 0. Evelyn Meints 153, Pat Cain 377. Hopefuls 3. Shirley Snyder 156-449.

Blue Devils 1. Lois Mosiman 160, Sue Pinkley 405. Pixees 2. Kathy Gierhart 189, Marie Day 408. 77 League Beatrice National 4.

Bud Buttron 222-584. Boogaarts 0. Chet Hale 188, Don Dines 492. KWBE 4. Allen Anderson 215- 557.

Merlon's 66 0. Bob Hudson 210-565. Elks 3. Herb Umphenour 203, Fred Kettner 557. Dr.

Pepper 1. Jack Day 192-546. Dean Ubben 1. Lloyd Morgan 179, Al Koenig 513. Fox Package 3.

Willard Hertlein 195, Robert Fox 491. Classic Imperial Oil 0. Willard Wiese 191, Wes Bell 497. Ken Reeds 4. Mac Carmichael 201, Fred Kettner 534.

American Legion 2. John Traubel 213-560. Chris Hatchery 2. Allen Anderson 3 254-589. Beatrice Optimists 1.

Ken Ruhnke 181, Bob Glenn 501. Burwood Hotel 3. Henry Siefkes 196-559. Saida Inn 4. Gene Christ 205- 604.

Tonka Lanes 0. Roy Parde 212, George Loth 519. Service Mead Lumber 2. Dick Tegtmeier 167-477. Bikes 2.

Woody Wittman 148, Jerry Edeal 395. Gambles 3. Clyde Grover 213-516. Jim's Apco 1. Jack Day 173-495.

Earl's Fix It 3. Rolland Brolhorst 200-466. Sunrise Bakers Rich Frerichs 184, Dallas Denton 436. Shriners 4. Bud Buttron 171- 477.

Koenig Cons 0. Tonka Jes Barnard Oil 2. Dot Norton 201-491. Vise-Grippettes 2. Frances Lackner 182-483, a Mosimans 2.

Roni Hagemeler 190-526. Bearice Foods 2. Jan Houseman 220, Millie Elwood 472. West Court 66 2. Betty Gamble 194-481.

Steeple House Jan Edeal 156, Loa Sprandel 406. P.C.A, 3. Dot Ruhnke 181-494. Varco Steel 1. Joyce Buttron 169, Rita Holmes 450.

News notes from here and there Hallam By MRS. SCHERNIKAU Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gerlach and family attended the 40th wedding anniversary of the latters' parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Burger, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Burger also observed their 40th wedding anniversary. Edward and Herman are brothers.

A dinner in their honor was served in Hienie's party room at noon for the immediate families, followed by a short program at Zion Lutheran Church in the afternoon. Rev. Ronald Ehlert is their pastor. Joanne Kubalek was hostess at her home to the Pilgrim Youth Fellowship of the HallamCortland United Congregational Churches of Christ following their regular Sunday evening fellowship meeting at the Hallam church. Mr.

and Mrs. John Monroe have returned to their home in Hallam after being called to Denver for the memorial services for the former's sister, and also while there visited in the homes of their sons' and families, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Monroe and Mr. and Mrs.

LaVern Monroe, An overheated oil burner caused some soot and smoke damage in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Krumm, Sunday morning. The Hallam Rural Fire Department responded to the call. The Pilgrim Youth Fellowship, Hallam and Cortland United Church of Christ, had a good turn-out for their soup-supper.

Following the supper a number of the patrons attended the Medical Self-Help second lesson of the series that is currently being held in the Hallam school. Around 40 attended the second lesson, which was led by Dr. John Hanigan and his associate, they were assisted by Bill Huntly of the Lancaster Extension Office, The Colonial Inn was the scene of the recent dinner and meeting of the Lancaster County postmaster meeting. Attending from Hallam were Mr. and Mrs.

Dean Rocke. Mr. and Mrs. Earhardt Lahm had as their Sunday guests their children and families, Mr. and Mrs.

Ron Lahm and family, Omaha; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Garrison and family; and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Carsten, Lincoln.

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Luckhardt, Sunday evening, to observe their wedding anniversary were Lee Haas, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Haas, Lincoln; Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Lahm, Hickman; Mr. and Mrs. Glen McCord, Firth, and Mr. and Mrs. David Wilson and Laurie.

Mrs. Alice Krauter entertained at a "Rook Party" at her home. Her guests were Mr. Mrs. Edwin George Miller, Warnken, Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. William Buckelheide, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Schernikau, Mr.

and Mrs. Alvin Auman, and Larry Krauter. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Speth, Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin Schnieder and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Gerlach were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd Steinmeyer. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Miller were hosts to their supper club group at their country home. In the group were Mr.

and Mrs. William Wienkie, Fairbury; Mr. and Mrs. George Sehl, Mr. and Mrs.

Don Latshaw, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Albert, and Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Schernikau.

"Pitch" was the diversion of the evening, with high going to Mr. Mrs. Wienkie and low to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Albert.

Sunday evening visitors at the Ervin Schernikau home were Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Gerlach. Burchard Bryan Memorial Hospital School of Nursing capping ceremony was held at the First Methodist Church, Lincoln, A class of 62 were capped. Vicky Stake, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Stake was among group. A reception followed the ceremony in the church parlors, There was open house at the Bryan Dormitory during the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Stake, Rickie, Jayne and Leslie, Mr. and Mrs. Will Stake, Mrs. Vera Huntington, Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin Stake, Mrs. Harold Stake, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stake, Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Steiner and Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stake, Adams, Sam Martin, Pawnee City, and Bob Owen, De Moines, Iowa, were among the attendants. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Stake were hosts at a dinner in honor of Vicky Stake. Guests were Rickie, and Jayne, and Leslie Stake, Mr. Mrs. William Mrs. Vera Huntington, Mr.

and Mrs. Marvin Stake, Mrs. Harold Stake, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stake, Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Steiner, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stake, Adams, Sam Martin, Pawnee City, Bob Owen, Des Moines, Iowa, and Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Redenbarger, Lincoln. Jeanette Huff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Huff, Staplehurst, joined the WAVES and was sworn in at Denver. She is taking training at Bainbridge, Md.

Mr. and Mrs. Huff are former residents of the Burchard area and 1 Mrs. Clara Dezort is Jeanette's grandmother. True Blue 4-H Club met at the Methodist Church basement.

The group discussed their summer projects. Teressa Pepperl and Dianne Kaline were hostesses. Mrs. Raymond Sejkora and Mrs. Vernon Wehrbein visited Mrs.

Margaret Poteet and Mrs. Wayne Bookwalter, Mr. and Mrs. James Rakes, Beatrice, visited Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Vetrovsky, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Vrtiska, Pawnee City, visited Mr. and Mrs, Henry Steiner, Sunday afternoon, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Steiner visited Will Steiner and Mrs. Arnold Steiner, Lewiston. Mrs. Katie Seitz visited several days this past week with Mr.

and Mrs. Ervin Tegtmeier. Mr. and Mrs. DeLoss Lunsford and family visited Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Pettinger, Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs, Ervin Tegtmeier and Mrs. Katie Seitz visited Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Hoffman. Herbert Kuhns, Virginia, visited Mrs. Nora Parks, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Van Winkle and family visited Sunday with Mrs.

Jessie Clark, Liberty. G. Searcey visited Mr. and Mrs. Keith Searcey and family at Virginia and helped Clair Searcey celebrate his birthday.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tegtmeier joined members of the men's choire of the U.C. of C. at the Willard Sommerhalder home for choir practice and.

a social evening. Mr. and Mrs. L. E.

Watson, Humboldt, visited Mrs. Rickie Rinne, Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Siske and "Slow down, worldthis kid wants to get on" "This is a fine little girl that got sidetracked from the rest of the world.

Now she's trying to make it back. "There are lots of kids like this. Little folks that hurt all over, trying to learn how to walk. Trying to do things other kids don't have to learn. They'll make it, too, if they don't run out of hope.

"Hope is a job for Easter Seals. Special doctors and nurses. Special equipment. Special lovespecial ways to keep these little ones full of hope. It costs money.

"But not a lot if we split it up. "How about you m'friend? Slow down a minute, and reach out a hand with a few dollars in it, for Easter Seals. If you do, you'll put one of these little kids a little closer to catching up with the rest of the world. And that's a fine thing." Jimmy Durante Spring, 1967 Easter Seal Fund Appeal ADDRESS: EASTER SEALS, POSTMASTER, Leigh Anne, 5, was born paralyzed from the waist down, and Easter Seals are helping YOUR CITY, YOUR PERSONAL ZIP CODE walk and care for herself. Jimmy Durante is National Chairman of the 1967 Easter Seal Mr.

and Mrs. Don Siske and Carolyn Siske visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kroemer, Seneca, Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Campbell, Mr. and Mrs, Lanny Gritfin and children, Mr, and Mrs. John Hoffman and girls, and Milton Sargent were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Seitz and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Oltman and Mr. and Mrs, Harlin Johnson and family, Beatrice, visited Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Schuster' and Robert Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Bill McMahan, Lincoln, and Mrs. Charles Yarpe and son, Donald, Beatrice, and Mr. and Mrs.

Harlin Schram, Hiawathia, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Yarpe, Rev. Eugene Watson will attend the spring quarter at St. Pauls School of Theology, Kansas City.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rinne were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Glynn, Summerfield, Mr.

and Mrs. Glen Leitschuck visited Joyce Baumfalk, who is a patient in St. Elizabeths hospital, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

William Stake entertained Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stake and family at a birthday dinner honoring Albert. Mr. and Mrs.

Melvin Buhman and family, Steinauer, visited Mrs. Frank Kamen, Sunday evening. Mrs. Margaret Poteet and Mrs, Wayne Bookwalter, Lawrence, visited Mr. and Mrs.

Vernon Wehrbein. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dougherty and family, Beatrice, and Mr. and Mrs.

Billie Little and Michele, Tecumseh, were Sunday afternoon visitors in the Harold Dougherty home. Social activities Wednesday. UCT Auxiliary, dessert luncheon; Della Mann; Chairman, Betty Morris, Dorothy Manes, Letha Svoboda. Homesteader Extension Club, 1:30 p.m., with Mrs. Lewis Champ.

Ruth Circle, St. John Lutheran Church, 9 a.m., with Mrs. Sterling Kohrs, 2007 High, WOTC Club, 2 p.m., at First National Bank Frieidship Room with Mrs. Pearl Maranville and Mrs. Bruno Sack.

Pickrell WSWS, noon luncheon, at EUB Church; Hostess, Mrs. James McKiernan; Lesson leader, Mrs. E. A. Weber.

Eagles Auxiliary Past Presldents Club, at Wymore, 6:30 p.m, supper, bring canned goods. Blue Ridge Club, 1:30 p.m., dessert luncheon, with Mrs. Edwin Daubendick. Presbyterian Church Lenten Meditations, 10 a.m., Mrs. Loren Pillard, leader.

Lines recited by Karen Clintsman and Roy Fakler Wedding vows were exchanged at the First Christian Church parlors Feb. 17 at 10 a.m, by Mrs. Karen Clintsman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, K. D.

Skeels, Concordia, and Roy Fakler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Fakler, Marysville, Kan, Rev. G. W.

Timmons officiated at the rites in the presence of the immediate families. For her wedding, the bride was attired in a pastel green, street length frock complimented by an orchid corsage. The attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Scheele, brotherin-law and sister of the groom.

The rings were carried by Kelly Clintsman, daughter of the bride. Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the church social room, After a short honeymoon, the couple is at home at 920 Carlyle. Mr. Fakler is employed as fieldman by Sears. Nebraska history is MM Club program Mrs.

John Aden was hostess to ten members of the MM Club and three guests, Tracy Jo and Tammy Gross and Janice Trauernicht. Lucille Griffeth asked members to keep in mind places of interest where the clubs will take trips this summer. Margaret Kassing gave the program on the history of Nebraska and the Great Seal of Nebraska, Mrs. Hazel Curtis will entertain the club March 14 at 2 p.m. PARADE FLOAT The regular meeting of the Beatrice Firefighters Ladies Auxiliary was held at the home of Barbara Zimmerman with eight members present.

A discussion was held regarding the float to be entered in the Centennial Parade, Kathy Waltke will be the March 27 hostess. Old-fashioned recipes involved with deep-fat frying, usually directed cooks to drain the fried food on "unglazed" paper. That direction meant that heavy brown paper with a dull surface could be used the kind of paper used for wrapping packages and from which grocery bags are usually made. If you use a grocery bag, just split it and open out SO the paper lies wide and flat. her leam to Fund Appeal.

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