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Friday, Juna 14, IMS WINONA DAILY NEWS rm "'MI MiMm Judith Tilleraas Is Married At Spring Grove SPRING GROVE. Minn. (Special) Evening bridal vows were spoken by Miss Judith Vivian Tilleraas and Verdayne Arnold Melbostad May 25 with the Rev. Edmund Beaver officiating at the Waterloo Ridge Lutheran Church. Mrs.

Ralph Ardinger was organist and accompanied Arlen Solie, soloist. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mn. Orval Tilleraas and the bridegroom is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Melbostad.

Miss Jaerdis Tilleraas, sister of the bride, was maid of honor; Mrs. Wayne Meitrodt, sister of the bridegroom, Misses Sally Chris-topherson and Beverly Nelson were bridesmaids. Elizabeth Ann Gil-bertson was flower girl. The bride's attendants wore street-length dresses of light blue Stehli silk and cabbage rose hats fashioned of the same fabric. They I m-trJl i Hi 'it Mr.

and Mrs. Chariot W. Nicklay (Cmri Artl photo) Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.

Wangtr (Camtri Art phot) Mr. and Mr. Donald Howard Former Winona Girl Is Married St. Charles Couple Married ST. CHARLES, Minn.

St. Charles Catholic Church was dec-orated with red and white flowers June 1 for the marriage of Miss Judy Ellringer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ellringer, St. Charles, and Charles W.

Nicklay, St. Charles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Nicklay, Dover, Minn.

Miss Regina Wegman, Dover, was maid of honor and Pat Nicklay, Dover, was best man. Francis Ellringer, Rochester, and George Putzier, St. Charles, ushered. The bride's gown of silk organza RALPH BUTLER is shown on Fonseca Yellow Knife, a two-year-old Appaloosa stallion, just after winning the Appaloosa costume class at the Anoka Regional Horse Show. The Butlert spent about 5 months designing this authentic Indian costume.

Mr. Butler rides in the costume class and has won ribbons In this and other events. He and his sons, James and John, have shown horses for several years. Employed as trainer by the Money Creek Ranch, Houston, Mr. Butler makes his home at the ranch, while his son, James, is employed at the Maquoketa Valley Ranch, Dyersville, Iowa.

Both Butlers will be showing colorful Appaloosas at the Winona Valley Riders show Sunday. carried white carnations and wore pearl earrings, gifts of the bride. LORIMER ELLESTAD wat bett man and Wayne Meitrodt, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, Douglas Kjome and Sylvan Flatin, were groomsmen. Trygve Dean Tilleraas, brother of the bride, was ringbearer. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of Chantilly lace and silk organza fashioned with sabrina neckline, long sleeves and princess style skirt.

A double crown of crystals and pearls held her bouffant silk illusion veil. Her bouquet was of pale pink carnations and sweet Miss Jane Marie. Glowacki, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Glowacki, Clinton, Iowa, and Donald Howard, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Howard, Clinton, were married May 18 in St. Mary's Catholic Church, Clinton. The Glowacki family formerly lived at 102 Stone Winona, when Mr. Glowacki was employed by the Chicago North Western Railway here.

Attendants were Miss Sue Glowacki, sister of the bride, Miss Rose Eberhart, Raymond Glowacki, brother of the bride, and John Darsidan. Matthew Rimmer Fremont Couple Celebrates 50th Anniversary UTICA, Minn. (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Charles Greethurst were Robert Wenger, Bride at Home After Trip Mr.

and Mrs. Robert L. Wenger are at home at 222 W. 4th St. following their marriage May 25 and a trip to Milwaukee The former Miss Martha Ann Dietrich, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Carl A. Dietrich, 464 High Forest and Mr. Wenger son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry S. Wenger, 69 King were married in a ceremony performed by the Rev. Robert Kulas in St. Stanislaus Catholic Church. Aqua carnations and white snapdragons decorated the altar.

Sister M. Edward was organist and the school choir sang. Miss Roxanne Kochta was maid of honor and the Misses Nancy Kratch and Lenora Hogenson were bridesmaids. Gary Wenger, Minneapolis, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Carl W.

Dietrich and Robert A. Dietrich, brothers of the bride, were groomsmen. Ronald Chuchna, Winona, and Dwayne Dejno, Independence, ushered. THE BRIDE, given in marriagt by her father, wore a gown of bouquet taffeta fashioned with three-quarter length sleeves. Motifs of re-embroidered A 1 lace highlighted the sabrina neckline and front of the skirt which extended into a chapel train.

A matching lace pillbox hat trimmed with seed pearls held her bouffant English silk illusion veil. She carried pink and white roses and stephanotis. The bridal attendants wore aqua sata peau floor -length dresses and matching headdresses. Each carried aqua and white carnations. A dinner and reception were held honored at an open house June 2 on their 50th wedding anniversary at their home Fremont.

In charge of the wedding cake was Miss Marjorie Greethurst of Fairmont, niece of Mr. heart roses. A reception in the church parlors for 300 guests followed the ceremony. Assisting at the reception were Mrs. Palmer Bergsgaard, Mrs.

Rudolph Ranzenberger, Mrs. Leland Lund, Mrs. Norman Wer-mager, the Misses Karen Langlie, Elaine Bergsgaard, Sharon Brand, Yvonne Cheryl Melbostad, Alysann Eglinton, Audrey Vongrov-en and Judy Vongroven, Mrs. Norman Vongroven, Miss Judy Haug-se, Mrs. Silas Vongroven and Mrs.

Lester Vongroven. The bridegroom's parents entertained the bridal party following rehearsal. The couple are graduates of the Spring Grove High School and the bride, of a Minneapolis School of Business. They are now making their home on a farm near Spring Grove where the and Chantilly lace was fashioned with sabrina neckline, princess bodice and floor-length skirt extending into a chapel train. A crown trimmed with rhinestones held her silk illusion veil.

She carried red and white roses. The maid of honor wore a pale green dress with matching headdress. She carried white chrysanthemums and red roses. A reception was held at the church school. Following a trip to the Black Hills the couple is at home at St.

Charles. Both attended St. Charles Consolidated School. The bride is a nurse aide at St. Anne Hospice, Winona, and the bridegroom is a mechanic at Schultz Implement, St.

Charles. St. Mary's Art Exhibit Is Greethurst. The ice cream was served by Miss Joan Greethurst of Spring Grove 1938 Class Holds Reunion SPRING GROVE, Minn. (Special) The Spring Grove High School graduation class of 1938 will hold their 25th anniversary reunion Saturday evening at the Skyline Supper Club.

Letters have been sent to class members and all former teachers and interested friends are invited to attend. The committee in charge of arrangements is Mrs. Kenneth Onsgard, Spring Grove (Arlene) Evenson); Ernest Steneroden, St. Paul, and Mrs. Robert Hefte, Caledonia (Josephine Burtness).

Athletic Club Auxiliary Picnic Attended by 90 Winona Athletic Club Auxiliary held a picnic supper for 90 members Monday at the club. Winners at cards during the social hour were: Zionchek Mrs. Frank Mlynczak, Mrs. Mary Yahn-ke and Mrs. Mark Yahnke; 500 Lewiston and the coffee was pour ed by Miss Nancy Hammer of Rushford, niece of Mr.

Greethurst. JOHN C. LEDDEN, Fond-du-Lac, announces the engagement of his daughter, Judith Rae, to Donald Duell-man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Duellman, Fountain City, Wis.

Miss Ledden is a 1963 graduate of Newman High School. Wausau, Wis. Mr. Duellman, who is a 1959 graduate of Cochrane-Fountain City High School, attended Dun-woody Industrial Institute at Minneapolis. He is employed at Butterfield Refrigeration.

The couple will be married Aug. 17 at Wansau. Houston Legion Auxiliary Elects HOUSTON, Minn. (Special) The Auxiliary to Arnet-Sheldon Unit. American Legion, elected Their granddaughter, Mrs.

Dennis Carrigan was in charge of tha guest book. Mrs. Charles Thompson of Wykoff, Mrs. Edwin Gree thurst of Rushford, Mrs. Earl Christopherson and Mrs.

Wayna Greethurst, both of Lewiston, helped with the serving. and Jack Kjergaard ushered. A wedding dinner and reception were held at Ikes Peak. The couple will live at 1711 Roosevelt Clinton. The bride is employed at Curtis Companies at Clinton and the bridegroom is an employe of Herman-Nelson Morrison, 111.

Mr. Van Gundy, Bride at Home In St. Paul HOUSTON, Minn. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Van Gundy are at home at St. Paul following their marriage June 1 in St. John's Lutheran Church, Ashippun, Wis. The bride is the former Miss Laurel Radtke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Gerhard Radtke, Oco-nomowoc, and Mr. Van Gundy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Van Gundy, Houston. THE REV.

JOHN H. Fiess performed the candlelight ceremony and Willard Krueger was organist. Miss Eunice Pankow sang "The Wedding Prayer" and "0 Perfect Love." Orchid and white chrysanthemums decorated the altar. The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose a gown of organza and taffeta fashioned with circlet neckline detailed with Chan-filly lace and seed pearls, and chapel train. Her bouffant veil fell from a floral headdress of organza.

She carried a prayer book bridegroom is engaged in Charles Greethurst of Lewiston and Harriet B. Hammer of St. Charles were married June 4, 1913, at the home of the bride's parents, Lutheran Women Plan Activities Brother's Work An exhibit of oil and watercolor paintings, in addition to several Mrs. Vincent Gallas, Mrs. Carl Za-borowski and Mrs.

Lawrence Jaszewski; schafskopf Mrs. E. W. Evans, Mrs. Jerry Meier and Mrs.

Charles Kulas; bunco Mrs. A. A. at the American Legion Memorial Club. Miss Evelyn Hermann pro vided music.

Assisting at the re Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hammer.

Their attendants were her aunt, the late Miss Winifred Littlefield, and his brother, the late Joseph Greethurst. They made their home in the vicinity of St. Charles and Lewiston all their lives, with the exception of one winter spent ia Portland, Ore. Their son, Curtis, and their daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Holm, were host and hostess for the anniversary celebration.

Stueve, Mrs. Orville Reck and Mrs. Alfred Plank. graphic printings and drawings by Brother Giles of Mary, F.S.C., are the current feature art attraction at St. Mary's College.

Born in Dubuque, Iowa, in 1931, and raised in Ossion, Iowa, he became interested in art at an early age. With the encouragement and instruction of his parents, grade and high school teachers, his interest grew, and he became proficient in various aspects of art. While attending Loras College There will be no meetings in ception were the Misses Jean Zie-man, Joan Wera, Polly Bor-zyskowski, Mrs. Chester Male-wicki, Mrs. Lester Jonsgaard, July and August.

Mrs. Florian Beck is chairman of the banquet Misses Judy Dotterwick, Nancy Fiedler, Kay and a i Sept. 9. Schroetke. Both are graduates of Cotter High School.

The bride is employ' .9 Per Gat. ed by Northwestern Bell Telephone GASOLINE 27 Co. The bridegroom attended the Tax Paid University of Minnesota and is at tending Winona State College. At Spring Grove SPRING GROVE, Minn. (Special) Mrs.

Arnold Sanness was guest speaker at the Lutheran Church Women's meeting Tuesday at Trinity Lutheran Church. Joan Deters presented flute solos, accompanied by Karen Homuth. The group voted to give a Spring Grove Ladies Aid saving bond to the Release Time School, to invite the husbands to the November meeting, to vote at the July meeting in regard to having a Harvest Festival, to send two delegates to the ALCW convention at St. Louis, Aug. 15-18 and to have the circles raise money toward expenses of these delegates.

Hostess circles are needed for the December Golden Age meeting and nursery. The Eunice Circle provided the program and table decorations. The Lydia Circle was in charge of the nursery. Hostesses for the social hour were the Mmes. Charles Casterton, chairman, Henry and Ole Blegen, Gertie and Goth-ard Blexrud, Einar Borg-Breen, Glenn and Kenneth Bratland.

Leonard Brusletten, Franklin Bunge, Nettie Burmester, Henry Burtness, Knute Busengard, and Misses Agnes Blexrud and Julia Blexrud. Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Wenger were hosts at the bridal dinner at Mrs.

S. L. Johnson, president Monday in the Legion Clubrooms. Mrs. L.

M. Anderson is first vice president; Mrs. Lyle Busch, second vice president; Mrs. Allan Ro-stad, treasurer; Mrs. Bertha Mc-Cune, chaplain; Mrs.

Warren Swenson, sergeant at arms, and Mrs. Martin Ellefson, Mrs. L. H. Briggs and Mrs.

G. L. Schonlau, executive board. Mrs. Donald Peterson, chairman of the nominating committee, presented the slate of officers.

The Girl Scouts presented a program under the direction of their leader, Mrs. Rostad. Mary Brem-seth presented a plaque to the auxiliary for sponsoring the Girl Scouts. Lunch was served with Mrs. Johnson as chairman.

The July meeting will be a picnic. WOMEN'S STUDY CLUB ARCADIA, Wis. (Special) The Arcadia Women's Study Club met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Palmer Kolstad in Newcomb Valley, near Arcadia. Following a noon luncheon, Mrs.

Spencer Hanson showed colored slides and spoke on her trip to Mexico in January. Dr. Elizabeth Comstoek presented a record entitled "The Faith of Abraham Lincoln." their home. DEI? at Dubuque, where he was granted a B.A. in English in 1954, he was art editor of the Purgold, the college annual, besides studying oil and watercolor painting, sculpture and stage design.

This year he has been working independently and at the College of St. Teresa in painting and graphics. Assigned to the Scholasticate of St. Joseph, Terrace Heights, he will teach in the Fall at Cretin High School, St. Paul, where he hopes to continue his art studies.

The exhibit will run through ihc first week of August in the Fitzgerald Library. The public is Li-vited to view the works. BREMMER ANNIVERSARY RUSHFORD, and Mrs. Truman Bremmer will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary June 23 with an open house from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at their home.

No invitations are being sent. MRS. IRENE FAA of Spring Grove, announces the engagement of her daughter, Carol, to Ronald F. Ryan, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas J. Ryan of Rochester, Minn. A July wedding is being planned. Miss Faa is a graduate of the Spring Grove High School and will be graduated from the Rogers and Benner Beauty School in Minneapolis this summer. Her fiance is completing his course of study at the Minnesota School of Business in Minneapolis and will be employed in Tucson, Ariz.

Sharon Hanson, Dennis Cranston Exchange Vows MABEL, Minn. Miss Sharon Jean Hanson became the bride of Dennis Leroy Cranston May 26 at the Scheie Lutheran Church, Mabel, the Rev. Percy L. Larson officiating. Parents of the couple are Mr.

and Mrs. Merlin 0. Hanson, Mabel, and Mr. and Mrs. M.

L. Cranston, Cushing, Okla. THE BRIDE, given in marriage by her father, wore a dress of taffeta and silk organza. Her veil was fastened to- a pearl crown and she carried an arm bouquet of white roses. Mrs.

Ed Schuck, Byron, was her sister's matron of honor and Miss Lorraine Halverson and Miss La-Vaughn Johnson, Mabel, were bridesmaids. They wore dresses of white lace, fashioned with a petal skirt, elbow-length sleeves and scoop necklines. Each carried one long-stemmed American Beauty Rose. H. G.

Brandenburg, Oklahoma City, was bestman. Ushers were Ed Schuck, Byron, and Kendall Cranston, brother of the bridegroom. Mrs. Keith Nelson, Decorah, Iowa, was soloist and Mrs. La-Verne Johnson, organist.

The reception was held in the church parlors immediately following th ceremony. Mrs. Lloyd El-lingson was hostess. Assisting at the reception were Miss Irene Liff-rig, Rochester: Mrs. Jennings Johnson, Spring Grove; Mrs.

0. E. Wilson. Marshalltown, Iowa; Mrs. Howard Hellickson, Winona; Mrs.

Leonard Lindquist, Stanton. Iowa; Miss Juanita Stephani and Mrs. James Felstead. Rochester; Miss Connie Johnson and Miss Rita Ellingson. Miss Lois Hart, Mrs.

Dwayne Hotopp, Miss Janet Ste-phoni, Rochester; Mrs. Larry Mc-Lagan, Owatonna; Miss Cheryl Anderson, Winona, and Mrs. George Rovang Mabel. The couple left on a wedding trip for the Wisconsin Dells. They are now at home at 704 NE 27th, Apt.

4, Oklahoma City 5, Okla. Duplicate Bridge Winners Named The Winona Duplicate Bridge Club met Tuesday evening at the Teamster's Club. Winners at Howell Movement bridge were Mrs. Willard Angst and Mrs. Walter Karnath, first; Mrs.

Helen Void and Mrs. Helen Eastman, second: Don Warren and Al Breitzke, third. The next meeting will be June 25 at the Teamster's Club with registration at 7:30 p.m. The public is invited. Is anything ever really free? Do you want and expect something "free" when you drive up to a gas pump? You don't get It here.

We have no stamps, no free dishes, free soap, free hosiery. No discount cards to favored customers. No pink air for your tires. Just good gasoline, at the same posted pump price to everybody. Barbara Willers Becomes Bride Of Russell Buck LAKE CITY, Minn.

(Special) -Miss Barbara Willers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Willers, and Russell Buck, son of Mr. and Mrs. LuVern Buck, Red Wing, were married Saturday.

The Rev. E. W. Richter performed the double-ring ceremony at Bethany Lutheran Church. Mrs.

Howard Brostrom was soloist and Mrs. Sam Writer, organist. VISITOR FROM CANADA KELLOGG, Minn. (Special) -W. J.

Maher came Wednesday from B.C. Victoria, Canada, and will spend an indefinite period here 25th ANNIVERSARY DODGE, Wis. (Special Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jaszewski observ-1 TAMARACK ALCW The bride who was given in mar-j riage by her father wore a white with his sister, Miss Rose Maher, (Special) ARCADIA, Wis.

Tamarark Ampriran Luther an K.eiiogg. ana wun anoiner sisier, WESTERN silk brocaded street-length frock and carried pink roses. Her maid of honor, Miss Kay Buck, sister of the bridegroom, wore a pink street-length dress and carried with a white orchid. Miss Ruth Kube was maid of honor and Mrs. Jean Schwartz, Mrs.

Irma Krelwitz and Mrs. Dor-is Berry, sisters of the bride, bridesmaids. They wore floor-length gowns of orchid organza made with scoop necklines and short sleeves. They wore matching veils held by white flowers and carried carnations and chrysanthemums. Best man was Allen Van Gundy, brother of the bridegroom, and groomsmen were Ed Jones, Lloyd Lindstedt and Alton Peterson.

Gilbert Radtke, brother of the bride, and Frances Van Gundy, brother of the bridegroom, ushered. The mother of the bride wore a rose dress with pink and black accessories and the mother of the bridegroom wore a lavender dress with white accessoies. Each had an orchid corsage. A buffet supper was served in the church basement. For travel to the Smoky Mountains the bride wore a yellow ensemble with black accessories and a white orchid corsage.

Ferndale Club Sets Golf Play HOUSTON', Minn. (Special -Ferndale Country Club will have a Crazy Golf Two Ball Foursome Sunday at 4 p.m. followed by a steak fry. Members will bring their own steaks and the Club will furnish the rest. Members, guests and friends are invited to attend.

June 22 there will be a dinner followed by dancing. June 25 the social committees will meet at the club house to plan social events for July. Winonan's Grandson Takes Iowa Bride Miss Jane Ellen Cross, daughter of Mrs. Josephine Cross. Mar-shalltown, Iowa, and David Cooper Rand, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Rand, Marshalltown, were married Saturday at Marshalltown. The bridegroom is the grandson of Nettie Rand. 875 W. Wabasha St.

ed their silver wedding anniversary Friday by attending a Mass in their honor at the Sacred Heart Church, Pine Creek. They renewed their marriage vows. In the evening, relatives and friends gathered at the Jaszewski Hall and surprised Mr. and Mrs. Jaszewski.

Emil and Leonard Jaszewski, Bluff Siding, nephews, provided music for dancing. Church Women will meet Thurs- Sister M. Camilla. St. Mary's Con-day at 1:30 p.m.

in the church par-1 vent. Owatonna. Minn. Iors. The program includes a his-! tory of the Ladies Aid dating back guest at a picnic at her home on to 1889.

Hostesses are Mrs. Merlin her 83rd b.rthday June 2. The pic- Klein and Mrs. Calvin 1 nic her dren. Mrs.

Erwin Meyer, Mrs. BIRTHDAY PICNIC Merlyn Rabe, Lake City, Mrs. LAKE CITY, Minn. (Special Richard Henn, Raymond Wiebusch Mrs. Fred Wiebusch was honored of Zumbro Falls.

FUEL OIL GASOLINE 2 IS.5 Reg. 27.9tf "Come Down to Our Yard" COAL 6x3 518.75 Phone 2831 4y pink and white carnations. Linn Willers, brother of the bride, was best man. Richard Buck, Red Wing, and Curtis Larson, Mazeppa, ushered. A reception for 80 was given in the church social hall.

The bride is a graduate of Lincoln High School and the bridegroom, Red Wing Higb School. The couple will reside at Red Wing where the bridegroom is employed by Reidell Shoe Co. Lake City Couple Exchanges Vows LAKE CITY. Minn. (Specialist.

Mark's Episcopal Church was Ul JUNE 15 mw Mill JUNE 1 III the scene Saturday of the marriage of Miss Patricia Jeanne Schmidt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Schmidt and Harold Heitman, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John Heitman. The Rev. Thomas Hughes per- formed the ceremony before an Gentlemen: Name Please send me, at no obligation, full, information literature plus an Address application for Blue Shields' Paid-in- 12554 Full individual medical surgical pro- City Year of birth ISPll tection. I understand that I need not be pa 11 Tjrff 19 a member of anyemployee group plan "ft I IP 1 if1 PL. 1 5 Iff tobeeligibleithatindividualscannow MES'S largestical-SURGICAL plan join; and that no salesman will call.

P.O. BOX 3270 ST. PAUL MINNESOTA XfejSjr You will receive Pa-i-ln-Full 3 IpSi A It 13 fB 1 I fl Protection personally If your Mffcl 111 p3 I 1 income is within the limits of the 1 If'ljl II all Li 111 a I 1 altar decorated with pink and white peonies. Mr. and Mrs.

William Jacob were attendants. The bride who was given in marriage by her father wore a white silk street-length dress with I pink accessories and a corsage of pink roses. Her matron of hon or was dressed in navy with matching accessories. She wore a pink rose corsage. Dr.

C. Uvuler 331 ChoaH Building Phone 4417 Modern Chiropractic and Elec'rotherapy Monday thru Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Open Friday Eveningi 7-9 by Appointment Closed Saturday A reception for 80 was given in I the parish house. Both are grad-j uates of Lincoln High School.

The bride is employed at Di-Acro and the bridegroom at Herron Chev-! rolet. 1 They uill reside at 220'j S. High Lake Citv. after a trip to 1 Northern Minnesota and Canada, i.