The Daily Republic from Mitchell, South Dakota • Page 8

Parkston Couple Marks Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thelen celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary Oct. 1 at the Brig Cafe in Mitchell. Their children, Mr.

and Mrs. James Freeman and family of Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Luverne Sudbeck of Ethan gave the event. They have nine grand- children.

Theresa Elsen and Arthur Thelen were married Oct. 1, 1929 at the Sacred Heart Church in Parkston with the Rev. Father Zinnerman officiating. Their attendants were Clara Elsen and Lawrense Thelen. They reside at Parkston.

(Photo by Truesdell) Linda Addy, Joseph Ridder Marry at Mont rose Church MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH RIDDER By Republic News Service MONTROSE Miss Linda Lea Addy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Addy of Canistota, and Joseph Ridder, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Ridder of Pearl River, N. Y. were married Oct. 11 at St.

Patricks Catholic Church. The Rev. Ed O'Connor offici-j ated and Mrs. Urban was organist. Attendants of the bride Misses June Addy and Jean Kayi Addy.

Attendants of the bride-j groom were Marcus Darr and Henry C. Ridder Jr. At the reception in the church hall the St. Elizabeth Guild wasj in charge. The bride attended Canistota Public School, the University ofj South Dakota and St.

Johns Hos pital, Rapid City. The bridegroom attended Pearl River schools and Belmont Addey. The couple will be at home at 520 Terrace, Apt. No. 4, Rapid City.

Esther Circle Gregory Event By Republic News Service GREGORY Esther Circle met at the home of Clara McConnell. Mabel Dykeman was in charge of the business meeting. Mrs. Eva McMeen presented the lesson. Mrs.

Marion Gustafson and Mrs. Wanda Ekroth joined the i circle. Mrs. 11 a Sinkular, Ethel Leatherman and Ethel Powell were visitors. i Mitchell Dally ablle Wednesday, Oct.

22, 1969 Miss Schumacher Is Engaged By Republic News Service SIOUX FALLS Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schumacher of Sioux Falls announce the engagement of their daughter, Pamela, to Gayland J. Bender, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Arnold A. Bender of Menno. Miss Schumacher Is a secretary at the A.Y. McDonald Manufacturing Co. Her fiance is an electrical engineering senior student at South Dakota State University, Brookings.

A summer wedding is planned. Brownies Brownie Troop 365 met with 22 members present. Theresa Thomas was hostess. A discovery nature hike was taken by the girls and their leader. Junkor GS Junior Girl Scout Troop 369 continued work with flowers.

Miss Nancy Hoffie gave a demonstration on floral arrangements. The girls made arrangements and presented them to residents of Rosebud Nursing Home. Mmes. Rudy Reetz, Ber-, nard Dunn, Ed Johnson and Marvin Gtes donated flowers for the project. Cadeltes Cadettes made final arrangement for the overnight camping trip which they look to Frances Case bridge site.

Swingers The Swinger Patrol officers appointed are Kristy Tieigen, recorder, health and safety manager; Shelly Studenberg, fiance and transportation manager; Jeanette Adams, equipment commissary manager. Incredibles The officers appointed by the Incredible I'npredktables are. Susun Harniacek, health and tafety manager: Alice Vcreu, recorder; Vicki Laprath, 'raiis- portatiug Debbie Lewis, requp- mci.it manager; Susan Hanna- ick, finance manager; and Bonita Roubideaux, commissary manager. Grant Flyers Meet at Canistota By Republic News Service CANISTOTA The Grant Flyers Club elected officers at the regular meeting at the Lloyd Buseman home. Donna Parry is president, Nancy Buseman, vice president; David Wittrock, secretary and treasirer and Carol Geiken, reporter.

After discussing individual accomplishments for the year, the group watched demonstrations i on groominc and on making decorater items. Birthday Mr. and Mrs. David Kostboth entertained for the first birthday of their daughter, Paige Suzanne. Guests included the great grandparents Mrs.

Nora Soyn of Canton, Mrs. Hazel Knox and Mrs. Lila Kostboth of Canistota, Sam Ulrickson of Canton; her grand-i parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Soyn and Paul of Canton and r.

ami Mrs. A. E. Kostboth and Kathy of Canistota. Dinner "nd Mrs.

Merlyn Addy entertained for their tvatny Jo, at a dinner for her' 13th birthday. Reunion Mrs. Bertha Zelmer, Mrs. Erna Martens, Mrs. Richard three children! formed a four generation group! reunion at the city park.

A potluck dinner was served. Others attending were Mr. and Mrs, Harold Zelmer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer, Hanssen and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Schmeichel of Bridgewater, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bunger and family of Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel Zelmer and family of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Van Hove of Sioux Falls, Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Tarrell and family and Mrs. i Erna Martens of Barbeque Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert Wieman, Mrs. Leone Schlueter, Mrs.

Ruth Schlueter, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wittrock, were entertained at a barbeque at the Vic Schlueter home. Age 78 Tarrell was honored on his 78th'birthday by his children grandchildren who brought lunch and helped him celebrate. Anniversary Celebrated By Johnsons By RepnhHc News Service STICKNEY Mr.

and Mrs. Art Johnson of Meridian, Idaho, formerly of Stickney community, were entertained at an open house given by Mr. and Mrs. Lowel Gas and Virginia of Everett, Wash. A banquet for 77 at the Chuck Wagon, Boise, Idaho, climaxed the 50th anniversary observance.

Mrs. Gas is their daughter. Among guests were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mrs.

Rae Green and Mrs. Doris Westby of Mitchell. The 'Johnsons were married at Mitchell Aug. 23 1919. Reunion The ninth annual Wolbrink family reunion was held at the Parkston Park with 10 of the children and families attending.

Present were a Van Gorp of Orange Oity, Iowa; the Rev. and Mrs. Wiflliam Wolbrink of Ackley, Iowa: Gerril Wplbdnik, Debbie and Steve of Stickney, Mrs. Sam Veenstra and Sharilyn of Harrison; the Rev. and Mrs.

Gideon Wolbrink of Wellsburg, Iowa. Mssrs. and Mmes. Richard Wolbrink of Sheldon, Iowa; Charles Wolbrink, Leonard Ds- Waard and family, Adnold Wolbrink and Joel Stickney; Norman Plooster and family oi Freeman, John Wolbrink and family of Corsica, Richard Dykstra, Harriet and Darlene ol Stickney, Charles Dykshorn and Jim, Orville DeBoer, Merlin and Bonnie of Corsica and Jacob Wolbrink Jr. and family of Stickney.

Farewell irs. Howard Jacobs was' honored at a 'farewell party given by the Mary of Bethany Circle of St. Paul's Lutheran Church in the church parlors. The Jacobs family has moved to Atwater, Minn. Honsewarming George Hargreaves was hon ored at a housewarmtog and birthday party and the birthday of Mrs.

W. F. Gerken was observed by a group of friiends neighbors. Attending were Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. Gerken, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Downing, Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Larsen, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Larsen, Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Nowak and Mrs. Lora Brown. Dorcas Society The Aurora Reformed Dorcas Society met at the church with 17 members present. Mrs. Adrian Hansum and Mrs.

Sophia Hansum were hostesses. Mrs. Peter Punt led devotions. A play, "The Tihrd Person," was presented. Mrs.

Dewey DeBoer read the story of Abigail. Sapper Mr. and Mrs. Bob Messer entertained at a picnic supper at their home. Guests were Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Meiers of Kimball, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Harvison and family of Platte, Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Evans and family and Mrs. Aleda fiesser of White Lake. Birthday John Kopietsz was honored at two parties for his 80th birthday. Supper guests at the Kopietz home were Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Bruhn and family and Arnold Bruhn, Mr. and Mrs. Max Sperlich, Mrs. Anna Tietz; and Mrs. Amanda Stadler of Plankinton.

A birthday picnic dinner was served at his home. Attending were Mrs. Mary Crater, Ray Crater, Mssrs. and Mmes. Harold Crater, Kenneth Grandrath, Cecil Crater, of Artesian, August Baumgart and families and Mary Baumgart of Mitchell.

Mssrs. and Mmes. Victor Hohn and family of Woonsocket and BUI Spetzer and family of Wessington Springs. VFW Women Hear Report At Wagner Meet By Republic News Service WAGNER Miss i 'Youngbluth. who was sponsored by the group, gave a report on her week at Girls Stat6 to the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary at the September meeting at the VFW Mall.

The Department Council meeting will be at Vermillion 25. The group voted to pur- chase a gift pack for a Viet- 'nam serviceman and donations were made to the air conditioning project for the South 'Dakota Home at Eaton Rapids, Mich, and Mt. Rushmore Chapel. The group plans to col- let coffee labels for the Christmas presents for the national home. Alice Kafka received the door prize.

Mssrs. and Mmes, Ray Nedved and Robert Youngbluth attended the homecoming for Commander in Chief Ray Gallagher. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mel- mr Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Nedved, Orvin Kafka, Bob Nedved arlo Stillion attended the annual party at the Veterans Hospital at Falls. The Redd The Want Ads reed the REPUBLIC WANT ADS oQoOo PHONE 996-5514 auxiliary brought refreshments and envelopes and stationery for the patients. Mr. and Mrs.

Arlan McNeely, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kuil and Mrs. Gwcn Nohr were honored at a farewell party by "the Auxiliary. Each member received a gift.

A potluck lunch was served. Reunion A family reunion dinner was given by Bill Youngbluth 'and Mrs. Gladys Lassen at their home. Attending were Mrs. Sophie Youngbluth, Mr.

and Mrs. Harley Youngbluth and George Youngbluth of Yankton, Lloyd Youngbluth of Hawthorne, Mr. and Mrs. R. F.

Anderson of Union, 111., Mrs. Mary Youngbluth, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Youngbluth, Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard Anderson of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson. Mrs. D.

D. Youngbluth and sons of Satigus, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Youngbluth and family of Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs.

Bernie Sanders and Dan of Yankton, Mrs. Velda Welch of Lake Andes, Mr. and Mrs. La- VefJe Youngbluth and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Don Youngbluth and Linda and Mrs. Poor. Birthday Mrs. -T. J-.

Cole was honored on her birthday Mmes. Mabel McGuire, Clara Justice, Irene O'Connell, niece Barta, Margaret Kuhl-j man, Rose Hoyer and William Walters called and brought lunch and a cake. iTroop 160 Brownie Troops 159 and 160 are meeting together. Officers named were Kim Dressier, president; Angie Hoff, vice president; Tami Ramsdell, secretary; Jackie Andersh, treasurer; and Sherry Ramsdell, reporter. Junior CDA Mrs.

Rita Kocer presided at the meeting of Troop St. John the Baptist of the Junior Cath- -olic Daughter of America. Officers named were Bar- 'bara Mach, president; Barbara Frager, vice president; Rosie iSoukup, secretary; and Karen treasurer. Mary Kaye is reporter. Meetings will be on the second Monday of the month.

Cheryl Rreerr served lunch. i Junlorettes I Twenty seven were enrolled the Juniorettes meeting. 'Chairmen named for the year are Mmes. Rita Kocer, Bon- inie Novak, Norma Eggers, Beeson, Ree Rueland, and Dee Staudermier. mimmtmaaiiiikattms sum CITY SHOPPING CINTSR Opeft 9 cMft.

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