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12 THI WINONA REPUBLICAN-HERALD. WINOHA. MINNESOTA THURSDAY, JUNE 1991 photo Mrs. Richard Wilson is the former Valoris Schmidlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ar- imn Schmidlin, Nelson, Wis. Mr. Wilson is toe son of Alfred Wilson, Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. The couple was married in the Lutheran church at Nelson June 21, and will make their home in Nelson. George Bacons Honored by 225 At Open House Fountain, To honor Mr.

and Mrs. George Bacon on their 50th wedding anniversary, an open house was held Sunday afternoon at the Methodist church, Fountain. The church, was decorated with flowers and gold-colored candles. A program given during the afternoon ia the church included a sketch given by Arent Cloutier, Duluth, nephew of the couple, of their married life. Miss Hattie Tienter and Mr.

Bacon were married June 30 at At- rand, S. D. They farmed there for nearly 19 years, during which time they became the parents five sons. In 1919, they came to Minnesota to a farm east of Fountain, where in 1921 their daughter was bora. They farmed there for 20 years after which they moved to Fountain village where they still reside.

Of their five sons, Arthur lives near Lanesboro, Clayton in Fountain, Lloyd and Harvey in Rochester and at present, Norval is in Montana. Their only daughter, Lois, (Mrs. Herbert Sandefur) lives in Glasgow, Mont. They have 16 grandchildren, all but three of helped celebrate Mr. and Mrs.

Bacon's golden wedding day. Following Mr. Cloutier's reading, a song, "Keep your Heart in Tune," was sung by Sharon Kappers, accompanied by her mother, Sirs. Edwin Kappers; a poem, "Fifty Years Gone By," was giv. en by Darrell Bacon; a solo, "Through the Years," by Gladys Wright, by Lila Eickhoff; an accordion solo, "God Be With You Till We Meet Again," by Arlys Kapper, and a duet, "The Haven Rest," by Ethel and Betty Roos, accompanied by Gladys Wright.

Greetings and prayer were given by the Rev. Mary MacNicholl The program closed with the sing ing of "Rock of Ages." A lunch including an anniversary cake, furnished by the family, was served by the Women's Society of Christian Service. About 225 relatives and friends attended. Among those from away were Mr. and Mrs.

Arent Cloutier Duluth; John Tienter, Minneapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Cloutier La Crosse; Mr. and Mrs. Everet Tienter and son Jerry, Austin; Mrs.

Gordia Dehn, Waterloo, Io. wa; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Drake and children, Betty and pale, Water town, S. and Virginia Wisman Grand Rapids, Mich.

Many gifts and cards were received by Mr. and Mrs. Bacon. At Fountain Home Fountain, Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Wisman and family, Grand Rapids, are spending several days at the Edward Roos home. Godfrey Kings Celebrate 50th Anniversary Durand, Wit. --(Special)-- Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey King, Sunny Brook Valley near Arkansaw, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Sunday at their home with members of the family, relatives and friends numbering more than 50 present.

The couple received communion at the 7:30 a.m. mass at St. Joseph's Catholic church, Arkansaw, with their family Sunday. They have two daughters, Mrs. Carl (Joyce) Fedie, Durand, and Mrs.

Dennis (Beulah) Schlosser, Eau Galle, and eight grandchildren. In the afternoon a reception was held at the home which was decorated in flowers. Mrs. Fedie poured at the reception. Mr.

and Mrs. King, were married in St. Mary's Catholic church, Durand, June 26, 1901, the late Father Redding performing the ceremony and the late Mary Therrien and Peter J. King serving as attendants. Mrs.

King is the former Julia Latew. They have spent all their married life on a farm in Sunny Brook Valley. They are members of St. Joseph's Catholic church, Arkansaw, where on their anniversary, June 26, they were blessed and a mass was said in their honor. The fam- ly members were again present and all again received communion a body.

The day also marked he tenth wedding anniversary o) their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fedie who served an anniversary break- ast at their home in Durand. Mrs. King has four sisters, Mrs M.

King, Durand; Mrs. Albert Anderson, Fayette, Mrs. lalph Livingston, Minneapolis, and klrs. William Johnson, Anoka, and one brother, Archie, rand Rapids, Minn. A sister.

Mrs. George Walters, is dead. Mr. King has six brothers, John ing, Canada; George King, Cal- fornia; Joseph M. King, Durand Nelson and Thomas, Arkansaw and Plum City and four sisters Urs.

Clyde Wright, California; Mrs. Frank Olson, Pepin; Mrs Alex Marko, Spokane, and VIrs. A. J. Fraley, Minneapolis Three brothers, Phillip, Frank and Peter, are dead.

The couple received a number oi gifts and cards. Those from out oi present were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Livingston, Minneapolis; Mr, and Mrs. Fred Reinke and Mrs.

Frank King, Muncie, am George Walters and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boyd, Stillwater. Betrothal Announced Lewiiton, Minn. Mr.

and Mrs W. C. Adams, 209 West Ninth street, Mankato, announce engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Beth Adams Roycraft, to Raymond Luehmann, Mankato, son of Mr and Mrs. Ben H. Luehmann, Lewis ton.

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Glenn Kezar, Durand. Mr. Schaub is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schaub, Durand.

The couple will make their home at Chippewa Falls, Wis. uarden Flowers, Decorations for Whitehall Nuptial Whitehall, --(Special)-- St. 'aul's Evangelical a church of German Valley was dec- irated with garden flowers and candles in candelabra for the wed- ling Saturday at 2 p.m. of Miss Ruth Schroeder, daughter of Mrs. Henry Schroeder, Whitehall, and 'hillip L.

Johnson, son of Mr. and flrs. H. M. Johnson, of this city.

The Rev. Howard Henke perorated the double-ring ceremony. Miss Rose Marie Warner, Winona, cousin of the bride, played a irogram of organ music preced- ng the ceremony and used "Marche Nuptiale" and "Marche Trium- ihant" by Sassmannshausen as the irocessional and recessional. She ilso accompanied Mrs. Peter Speerstra, who sang Per- 'ect Love" and "The Lord's Prayer." Mrs.

Speerstra is also a cousin of the bride. Carroll Schroeder, Oregon, gave his sister in marriage. She wore white satin with fitted bodice juttoning to the waist, lace inserts the long sleeves and a shaped collar of lace. Her net veil fell Irom a lace cap and she carried white and stephanotis. Miss Mary Louise Johnson, sis ter of the bridegroom, was the bride's only attendant.

Her gown ol light blue imago organdy was fashioned with a tucked bodice, tiny Peter Pan collar and full skirt. She carried Esther Rend daisies. Douglas Pederson, Kenosha attended his cousin as best man and Lloyd Windjue and Peter Speerstra, were ushers. The wedding cake decorated with tiny pink roses, was baked and presented to the couple by the bride's aunt, Mrs. Lawrence Engel, Alhambra, Calif.

A reception tor 75 guests was held in the church parlors. Mrs. Howard Engen, Miss Delores Foss and Miss Myrtle Iverson, Whitehall and Miss Florence Paulson, Eau Claire, served. The Mesdames Edmund Sylla and Ernest Langner served from the kitchen. Mrs.

Schroeder attended her daughter's wedding in a two-piece green print dress, the bridegroom's mother a black and white print, and his grandmother, Mrs. L. L. Solsrud, Whitehall, was in navy. All had white accessories and corsages of gardenias.

Following their wedding trip the couple will reside in Whitehall until fall when they will move to Augusta, Mr, Johnson having accepted a position teacher in the public schools there. He was graduated from Eau Claire State college the past spring. At present, he is employed by the Green Bay Western Railroad. Mrs. Johnson graduate of Whitehall High school, has been employed at the Fortun drugstore.

Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Schroeder and son, Mark, Oregon; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Engel and son, Thomas, Alhambra, Mr.

and Mrs. Theodore Enger, Ettrick; Mrs. Lloyd Warner and daughters, Jean and Rose Marie, Winona; Mr. and Mrs Oscar Hanke, Rochester; Mr. and Mrs.

Gerhard Lovlien and son, Gary, Hixton; John Schroeder, Taylor; Mr. and Mn. G. N. Fed erson and sons, Douglas and Thomas, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Peder son and Mr. and Mrs. John Pederson and daughter, Paula Jean, nosha; Mr. and Mrs.

John Solsrud, Milwaukee and Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Steen and daughter Marilyn and MB, Jamei, Blountsvllle, Ind. Elaine Nestingen Robert Cordes Wed at Blair Blair, Wfs.

(Special) Mils Elaine Dorothy Nestingen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ingar Neitin- gen, Blair, became the bride of flobert L. Cordes, son of Mr and Mrs. Walter Cordes, Mitchei, Iowa, at Zion Lutheran church, Blair.

The Rev. W. Halvorson and the Rev. Joyce Nestingen, Grenora, N. a brother of the bride, performed the double-ring ceremony at 2:30 p.

m. Sunday. The gown worn by the bride who was given in marriage by her father, was made with white Chan- illy lace bodice sequin trimmed, mandarin collar, leg-of-mutton sleeves and white marquisette gathered skirt ending in a tram. Her flowers were Talisman roses and yellow daisies. Her veil was held in place by a tulle headdress caught with orange blossoms.

Miss Betty Anderson, Coon Valley, us maid of honor, wore a pink marquisette gown, and carried blue and white carnations. Miss Cleone Cordes, Mitchei, sister of the bridegroom, as bridesmaid, wore blue marquisette, and carried pink and white carnations. The junior bridesmaid, Marlene Nestin- gen, Blair, was in blue marquisette, and carried pink and white carnations. Pamela Nestingen, niece of the bride, Silver Spring, acted as a flower girl. She wore a white dotted Swiss formal, and carried a basket of pink and blue Daby chrysanthemums, and Mary Nes- tingen, Grenora, N.

another niece of the bride, also a flower girl, wore pink organdy, and carried a basket of pink and blue baby chrysanthemums. James Nestingen, Grenora, nephew of the bride, was ringbearer. The wedding march was played by Miss Helen Skogsmark, Derorah, Iowa, and soloists, accompanied by Miss Skogsmark, were Miss Kathleen Cordes, Mitchei, lister of the bridegroom, and Morris Schmidt, Avoca, Iowa. The bridegroom was attended by Ole Winter, Osage, Iowa. Dale Nestingen, St.

Paul, brother of Uie bride, and Harvey Berg, Arcadia, served as ushers. The bride, a graduate of Westby High school, received her B.A, degree at Luther college, Decorah, and has been Latin teacher and librarian at Hutchinson High school, Hutchinson, the past CC, Westfield Women Golfers Win 1 Evelyn Hatlevig Becomes Bnde In LaCrosse, Rochester Events Womtn golfers from Winona among tboM wlnnmf honors In invitational tournament! held Roehetter and La CTOSM the part week. Hri. Glen Fischer, Weitfield Golf club, received the priie for low putts for 18 holes in Class Mrs. Arthur Hlttner, Westfield.

low gross for IB boles in Class and Mrs. William Hajicek, 'estfield, for.low putts for nine oles in Class at the La Crosse wintry club's annual invitational journament Tuesday. At the Country ub Invitational tournament last Friday, Mrs. E. F.

Heberling, inona Country club, won the low ross prize in Class A and Mrs obert Brotherton, Wioona Coun- club, the low gross prize in lass B. Mrs. W. Douglas James, SiEtlo Mrs. Robtrt L.

Cordci two years. The bridegroom, graduate of Osage High school and of St. Olaf college, Northfield, is a senior at Luther Theological Seminary, St. Paul, and assisting at Nerthwood, Iowa, where they will make their home this summer. They will be at home July 1 after a brief wedding trip in northern Wisconsin.

Showers were given in the Coon Valley church parlors with Miss Betty Anderson and Miss Joann Anderson as hostesses and with the Mesdames Einar Anderson, Tenny Larson, Thomas Odegaarden and Selma Rhude as hostesses. A reception was held in the church parlors for 200 guests. Mrs. Hilton Jordie, Onalaska, and Miss Muriel Nelson, Minneapolis, poured and serving were Mrs. Charles Rumpel, Pigeon Falls, the Misses Beatrice Anderson, Minneapolis, and Beatrice Skogstad and Berniee Strand, Blair; Mrs.

Alden Elland, Blair, and Mrs. Merlin Rudie, Westby. Mrs. John Ellison, Mrs. Albert Tennesson, Mrs.

Selma Renning, Mrs. Harrison Immell, Mrs. Nellie Curran, Mrs. Lester Back, Mrs. Oscar Odegaard, Mrs.

Hjalmer Ryerson, Blair, were in charge. Mrs. Paul Anderson, St. Peter, and Miss Helen Weld, Minneapolis, took charge of the gifts. Out-of-town guests 'were Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Cordes and children, Kathleen and Cleonc, Mitch el; the Rev. and Mrs. Joyce A. Nestingeu and children, Grenora; Miss Carrie Paulson, Iverness, Mont; Miss Amelia Nelson, Zion City, Mr.

and Mrs. Irvin Nes- tingen, Silver Spring, Donald Nestingen, Marshfield; Dale Nes- tingen, St. Paul; Miss Ruth Ferine, Blue Earth, Mrs. Alma Rindahl, Winger, Mr. and Michigan Girl Becomes Bride In Eyota Church Eyota, Minn.

--(Special)-- Amid a setting of candles in candelabra and baskets of red and white peonies, Miss Janet Lucille Peny, Republic, became the bride oi Marlowe A. Bierbaum, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

Bierbaum, Kyota, Saturday evening at St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed church, Eyota. The Rev. John G. Siegle performed the double-ring candlelight service.

Nuptial music was played by Mrs. Floyd Stacker, Eyota, who also accompanied Charles Von Wald, Eyota, when he sang "Because," Promise Me" and "The lord's Prayer." Given in marriage by her fa ther, the bride was gowned in white slipper satin fashioned with an off-the-shoulder neckline, tulle yoke and crushed tulle fichu rimmed with satin rosebuds. The had long sleeves with a tulle ruffle at the wrists, fitted bodice and full hooped skirt ending in a cathedral train. Her veil of imported french illusion fell from a circlette of orange blossoms. Only jewelry worn by the bride was a double strand of pearls, gift of the bride groom.

Her bouquet was of red roses. Mrs. Alvin Bierbaum, Eyota matron of honor, wore white frost ed organdy over lilac taffeta, ane carried a colonial bouquet of glad ioli. The bridesmaid, Miss Estelle Peny, Republic, sister of thi bride, wore white frosted organdy over pale green taffeta, and car ried a colonial bouquet of gladioli The best man was Aivin Bier baum, Eyota, brother of the bride- swantz, DeSoto, Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Julson, Minneapolis; Miss Rose Erickson, Mrs. Sena Erickson, Mrs. Curtis Erickson and daughter Marilyn, Dr. and Mrs. O.

T. Nestingen, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Anderson, Mr. and Mrs.

Anton Schye, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nestingen, Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Rudie and Mr.

and Mrs. Orrin Tostrud and daughter Donna, Westby; Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson, Mr. and Mrs.

Einar Anderson and daughter Betty, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Warner, Elaine and Mary Ann Dahlen, Mr. and Mrs. Tenny Larson and daughter Kvanelle, Mrs.

Selma Rhude, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. O. Hovde and Miss Skogsmark, Decorah; Helen Lloyd LeRoy Peterson, Julian Nestingen, Mrs.

Archie Haugen, Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Knutson, Mr.

and Mrs. L. A. Knutson, Coon Valley; Miss Nora Johnson, Elmer John son, Mr. and Mrs.

Monroe Olson and son Everett, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gullard and daughter Imogene, and Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Jardie and daughter Allegra, Onalaska; Mr.

and Mrs. T. C. Knutson and Mr. and Mrs.

Winnifred Hemma, Holmen; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson, St. Peter, Mr. and Mrs.

C. O. Rogne, Mr. and Mrs. John Kamprud, Mr.

and Mrs. C. A. Byre and Mrs. Orrin Peterson, Ettrick; Mr.

and Mrs. Bennie Peterson, Whitehall; Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hagen and daughter Phyllis, Mrs. Charles Rumpel, Mr.

and Mrs. Tilman Stien, Matthew Lokten and Raymond Lokken, Pigeon Falls. Berea Social Set St. Charles, Minn. --(Special)The Ladies Aid of the Berea Moravian church, eight miles northeast of St.

Charles, will serve an Ice cream social at the church Thursday beginning at p-m attendance Other attendants were Henry Bierbaum, Camp McCoy groom. brother of the bridegroom and Arthur Dubbels and Ervin Reinecke, Eyota, cousin of th bridegroom. About 150 guests attended th reception in the church parlors Among the guests was the 88-year old grandfather of the bridegroom Claus Dubbels, Elgin. The couple is now on a trip tc northern Michigan and after July 1 will be at home in Eyota. a Durand Women of The Moose Install New Officers Durind, Wis.

Mrs. Daniel Ab el was installed as senior regen of Durand Chapter No, 1060, Worn en of the Moose, at the chapte meeting Monday evening. Other ficers installed were junior grad uate regent, Mrs. C. V.

Gunder son; junior regent, Mrs. William Burke; chaplain, Mrs. Raleigh An derson; recorder, Mrs. John Train treasurer, Mrs. Walter Hunter argus, Mrs.

Francis Faast; senti nel, Mrs. Walter Hartung; guide Mrs. Gus E. Bergner; assistan guide, Mrs. Tony Anibas, and plan ist, Mrs.

H. C. Bauer. The associate graduate regent of the State of Wisconsin, Mrs. Harr Nicolai, Chippewa Falls, aci ed as installing regent.

Other in stalling officers were Mrs. Al phonse F. Bauer, chairman; Mrs George Bauer, chaplain; Mrs. Wl liam Komro, guide, and Mrs. Cecil Harmon, pianist.

Mrs. Julius Pichler, membership chairman, presented her chapte night program. A talk on "Mem bershJp Into the Defending Circl of the Women of the Moose," was given by Mrs. Nicolai and an ac cordlon selection by Traun. Candidate! wen balloted upon and six new members wen initia ed into the defending circle.

Dur ing the social hour, lunch was serv ed by Mrs. Harold Hunstable an Mrs. Oscar Stauty. A vote of thanks was extended to Mrs. Hunstable for the corsages she an her committee made and presented to officers and new members Prizes were awarded to Mrs.

Lloyd Champion and Mrs. A. H. Harmon Mrs. Harmon was also presented Country club, also went to the Rochester tournament.

Others who participated in La Crosse tournament were the Metdames Heberling, E. F. Tarn- bornlno, C. E. Pingle and L.

William Bailey of the Country club and the Mesdames Kermil Halverson, Carl Lauer, George Cameron, Harold O'Brien, Joseph Pobloctt, James Englerth. Carl Klagge, Gordon Sill, Donald Goi- tomski, Roy Bedore, Roy Evett, E. D. Hempel, Phillip Abrahamsen, Norman Wah, E. B.

Steele and H. Beynon, Westfield. Bridge players at La Crosse from Winona included the Mesdames Max Conrad, who won one of the prizes, E. F. Helm, J.

McConnon, L. A. Geise, J. Leveille, Carl Breitlow, G. E.

Maxwell and Dewey Powell, Country club. indschy Reunion Draws Relatives rom Fjve States --(Special)--Rel- tives from five states were as- embled Sunday in the second an- ual Kindschy reunion at Harmonia ark Waumandee when 125 at- ended. The day opened with attendance the Evangelical-R tiurch in Waumandee where an- cstors of the group once gathered, ontinued with a picnic dinner at oon and saw election of officers Mrs. Conrad Christ the former Irna Kindschy will continue as resident of the clan with Walter Adrian, secretary nd Arthur Kindschy, Galesville, reasurer. Members of the family are de- cended from four brothers, Christ, lohn, George and Jacob Kindschy who pioneered in Montana town- hip Buffalo county in 1847.

Those coming the longest dis- ance were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cindschy and Clarence Kindschy )enver Colo. Others hailed from Des Moines, Iowa; Minneapolis, Kenyon, Norstrand, and Winona. and Steven: 'oint, Oshkosh, Appleton, Eau Claire, Black Hawk, Mondovi, Alma, Westby and Galesville, Wis.

Members of the family plan to meet the last Sunday in June 1952 A. J. Bambeneks Entertain on 25th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. A.

J. Bambenek 955 West Mark street, observed heir silver wedding anniversary a cocktail hour, dinner and dance in the Flamingo room, Hotel Winona, Saturday. There were 37 guests attending ludy De La Vega was organist 'or dancing. The anniversary cake and white carnations centered the table. Mr.

and Mrs. Bambenek were married at St. Stanislaus church here, June 23,1926. Their daughter Vliss Jean Bambenek, Green Bay was present for the party. Marvin and her husband who were married June 23, will make their home in Fountain City, Wis.

The bride is the former Miss Leila Kimmel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Noel Kimmel, Nelson, und Mr. Loewenhagen is the son of Otto Loewenhagen, Cochrane, Wis. In Milwaukee St.

Minn. --(Special)-Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. O'Briem who were married at St.

Michael's church, Milwaukee, by Rev. A. W. Zuern in a double-ring ceremony at 10 a.m. Saturday, are now residing at 1207 "A South 16th street, Milwaukee.

Mrs O'Brien is the former Evelyn B. Hatlevig, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence R. Hatlevig, St.

Charles, and Mr. O'Brien, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Kelupio, Hilo, Hawaii. The bride in a skipper blue wtt with navy and white and pearl earrings given to her by the bridegroom, wore a corsage of red roses.

The matron of honor, Mrs'. Joseph Gottachlich, Milwaukee, wore a fuchsia suit, matching accessories and a rliinestone brooch, gift of the bride. The bridesmaid. Miss Esther Hatlevig, Winona, sister of the bride, wore a navy suit, matching accessories and a rhinestone necklace, gift of the bride. The bridal attendants wore corsages of roses.

Joseph Gottachlich was best man and Thomas Kumlae, groomsman. Both are of Milwaukee. A wedding breakfast was served at the Richard Hillbus home and a reception followed. The couple is employed by the Gas Specialty Company Milwaukee. Visitors at Rushford Leave for California Ruthford, Minn--(Special)--Mrs.

Jessie Dauchy, Santa Monica, Edward Eide, Long Beach, Calif and his sUter, Mrs. Nellie Riste, left Monday for California. Mrs. Dauchy and Mr. Eide are former Rushford residents.

Mrs. Stella Sprague, Los Angeles, who accompanied them here, left to visit in Ohio and Maine. She will return here later to take part in ceremonies at the completion of the $30,000 addition to the city library, which she donated this year. Mrs Sprague earlier donated the present library as a memorial to her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

D. J. Tew, Rushford pioneers. Fill more County Women on Tour Fountain, i --(Special- There were 18 carsful of women from the east half of Fillmore county who took the Fillmore County Garden club tour with Mrs. Harriet Kelly, home demonstration agent, Saturday.

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