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THE DAILY REPUBLIC, Mitchell, S. Thursday, June 22, 1967 Page Seven Judith Shaffer of Gregory Is Bride Of Gaylord Anderson MR. AND MRS. GAYLORD C. ANDERSON (Photo by Rosebud) By Republic News Staff GREGORY Vows of Holy matrimony were sealed June 11 4 the marriage of Judith Elane Shaffer, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Harold A. Shaffer, of Gregory, and Gaylord C. Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Don Anderson of Mills, Nebr, The evening service took place in the Methodist church here, with the Rev. Richard Leach officiating. Organist was Mrs. Inez Vanden Boesch of Gregory, and soloists were Jerry and Dick Shaffer of lona. Maid of honor was the bride's Celebrate 25th Wedding Date At Lake Andes By Republic News Service LAKE ANDES Mr.

and Samuel F. Mead were guests of honor at an open house June 10 at their home in observance of their 25th wedding anniversary. The reception was hosted by their sons, Richard J. Mead of Vermillion and Jack L. Mead of Lake Andes.

Others assisting were Mrs. Richard J. Mead, Denise Gasper, Mrs. Julia Gasper, Mrs. Roy Dvorak, -Diane Carda and Ella Mae Sorensen.

Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carda, Diane and Craig of Denver, Mr. and Mrs. Robert W.

Mead and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Card of Sioux City, Mrs. Mary Vosberg of Rockwell City, Iowa, Mrs. Ralph Kraning of 'Rapid City, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas K. Ptak and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Musilek of Tyndall, Mr.

and Mrs. Tony Chytka and boys of Yankton, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tupa of Dallas, Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry Sorensen of Urbana, 111., and Mrs. Wm Burt of Dallas, Texas. Leona Mae Gasper and Samuel Mead were married June 6, 1942 at Sioux City. sister, Miss Mavis Shaffer of Rapid City. Miss Lennie Lupton of Hastings, and Miss Karen Zeel of Menno were bridesmaids.

The bridegroom's brother, Joe Anderson of Hastings, was best man, and attendants were Tom Thomas of Valentine, and Arthur Bailey of Dallas. Ushers were Hal Shaffer of Colome, Randy Anderson of Mills Richard Brickman of Can ton and Marlin Nuss of Tripp. Flower girl was Andrea Anderson and ring bearer was Bruce Shaffer. A reception was held in the church fellowship hall. Assisting were Mrs.

Lyle Shaffer, Mrs. John C. Anderson, Mrs. Allen Sveshe, Gwen Anderson, Mary Gardner, Mrs. Hal Schatfer, Jennifer Anderson, Mrs.

Marvin Christiansen and Barbara Cook. The couple will reside at 303 South 16th Street in Norfolk, Nebr. Mrs. Anderson will continue working at Duling Optical and Mr. Anderson will be employed as a construction worker and will continue his studies toward a veterinary degree.

Dorothy Vacek Is CDA Prexy At Lake Andes By Republic News Service LAKE ANDES At a meeting of Court St. Theresa of the Catholic Daughters of America on June 8, Dorothy Vacek was installed as Grand Regent. Other officers installed at that time were Martha Nelson, vice- Grand Regent; Rose Donovan, treasurer; Pamela Soulek, historian; Mary Carda, financial secretary; Georgine Chytka, monitor; Betty Becker, sentinel; Ann Carda, prophetess; Shirley Payer, lecturer; Emma Mon- eke, organist; and Clara Larsen, Anna Bouza and pella Jerman, trustees. Installing officers were Mrs. Robert Maxwell of Parkston, District Deputy, and Mrs.

Florence Guard of Parkston, assistant monitor. Guest speaker for the evening was the Rev. Nicholas Wilger. Martha Melmer presided at the meeting. Reports were given by Ruth Gracik, Mary Peacock, Rita Bingham, Delia Jerman, Dorothy Vacek, Emma Moneke, Tillie Hakl, Georgine Chytka and Alice Fuchs.

Pam Soulek sang a solo, accompanied by Emma Moneke. Plans for a float in the Fish Day Parade were made. Honored for having perfect attendance for the past year were Pam Soulek, Rita Bingham, Rose Donovan, Mary Carda and Delia Jerman. Mrs. Maxwell, who spoke to the group, was presented a gift from the court by Ruth Gracik.

Rita Bingham presented a gift from the court to Martha Melmer, past Grand Regent. Mrs. Helen Kirwan of St. Rose of Lima Court at Wagner was a guest at 'the meeting. Door prizes were won by Betty Becker, Rose Donovan and Eldora Osienger.

Luncheon was served by Mary Peacock, Adeline Pesicka, Delores Helma, Lillian Lihs, Eldora Osienger and Rita Bruner. Kimball Girl Is Honored at Bridal Shower By Republic News Service KIMBALL Miss na Goodman was the guest of honor at a bridal shower at the Immanuel Lutheran Church June 11, Mrs. Fred Miller and Mrs. Jack Martruk assisted the honoree in opening her gifts. Hostesses were Mrs.

John Dressen, Mrs. Bert Banek, Mrs. Kenneth Brchan, Mrs. Fred Miller, Mrs. Minnie Lawson, Mrs.

Lloyd Heath, Mrs. Ed Brchan, Mrs. Virgil Parriott, Mrs, Raymond Heath and Mrs. Earnest Leiferman. Isakson Family Reunion Held at Mitchell Park By Republic News Service STICKNEY Over 100 per sons attended an Isakson family reunion at Hitchcock Park in Mitchell June .11.

Those present included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hauert and family and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Isakson and family of Stickney, Mrs.

Hellen Isakson, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Isakson and James, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Sveeggen and family and Mr.

and Mrs, Selmer Akland and family of Beresford. Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Isakson and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Con rad Isakson and Jerry, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Isakson and daught ers and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Isakson of Corsica, Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Isakson and family of Hartford. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Larson and family of Vermillion, Mr.

and Mrs. Isak Isakson and Mrs. Petra Rus of Armour, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ronning and daughters, Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Ronning and sons, Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Ronning, Mr. and Mrs, Sig Sveeggen and Leroy and Mr, Mary Kay Evers Of Tyndall Weds Paul E. Vanderlinde MR.

AND MRS. PAUL E. VANDERLINDE (Photo by Roe) Parkston CDA Meets, Installs New Officers By Republic News Service PARKSTON Court Sacred leart 280 of the Catholic )aughters of America installed ew officers at a meeting Tues- ay evening with Mrs. Don chladweiler presiding. Mrs.

Schladwciler was install- as Grand Regent by visit- ng District Deputy Mrs. Carl teichen of Woonsocket. Other fficers included vice Grand Miss Collette Hoffman, ropshetess, Mrs. Anthony Oberembt; financial e- ary, Mrs. Paul Weiss; istorian, Mrs.

Frank Thomas; reasurer, Mrs. Alfed Behrend. Lecturer, Mrs. James Heisin- monitor, Mrs. John Thury, sentinel, Mrs.

Art Berndt; rganist, Mrs. Anthony J. and trustees, Mrs. Lang and Mrs. John Tischer.

Mrs. John Kost was recognized or her outstanding achievements in court work and Mrs. oe J. Fergen, for her long- ime service as organist. Winning attendance prizes were Mrs.

Henry Ripp, Mrs. Fergen and Mrs. Clarence By Republic News Service TYNDALL Miss Mary Kay Evers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E.

Evers of Tyndall, became the bride of Paul E. Vanderlinde, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vanderlinde of Chaska, in the Pius XII Student Center Chapel in Brookings June 3. The Rev.

Louis Kroeger officiated at the exchange of nuptial vows. Judy Bruce was the organist, and the soloist was Nancy Felt. The bride chose Miss Cathy Lewis as her maid of honor, and Mrs. Carmen Auwarter and Marilyn Vanderlinde were bridesmaids. Best man was Larry Vanderlinde, and the attendants were Carmen Auwater and Dennis Hardy.

Flower girl was Connie Luke, and ring bearers were Mark and Randy Vanderlinde. Eddie Vanderlinde was server, and William Heiberger read the Epistle. A reception was held at the student center lounge and dining room. Those assisting were Mr. and Mrs.

Ervin Vellek, Mrs. Gerald Silvernail, Mrs. Albert Thompson, Mrs. Walt Laddusaw, Mrs. Kenneth Thompson.

Mrs. Dennis Hardy, Lynne Rae Vellek, Mavis Van Schoonhoven, Carol McClintock, Carol and Mrs. Sivert Sveegen of Alcester. Mr. and Mrs.

Dick Stensaas of Burbank, Mrs. Marie Munk- void and Vernon and Mr. and Mrs. Ordell Munkvold and family of Viborg, Mr. and Mrs.

Cornell Munkvold and family and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Isakson of Sioux Falls. Dr. and Mrs.

Lyle Munneke and family of Clara City, Mrs. Joseph Isakson and daughters of Fargo, N. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Nelson and family of White Lake and Mr.

and Mrs. Maynard Jensen and daughters, Yankton. Sue MacDonald, Jean Hass, Maree Sutley and Jane Mitchell. Both Mr. and Mrs.

Vanderlinde are seniors at South Dakota State University at Brookings. The bridegroom will receive his degree in civil engineering in February and will receive his commission in the Army. Miss Mary Kay Evers was guest of honor at a bridal shower recently in the Community Center at Tyndall. A short pro gram featured Craig and Lynn Vellek, Mrs. Ray Kostal, Erwin Vellek and Mrs.

Ed Sykora. Hostesses were Mrs. Silvernail, Mrs. Albert Thompson, Mrs. J.

W. Proks and Mrs. Arthur Milhauer. Armour Class Of 1957 Has Reunion Dinner By Republic News Service ARMOUR The Armour High School Class of 1957 held a reunion at the 4-H building June 11. A potluck dinner was served.

Honor Couple Mr. and Mrs. Norman Reed Salem, were honored at a dinner June 11 in the VFW Hall Out-of-town guests includec Mr. and Mrs. Ike DeGeest Estherville, Mr.

and Mrs Roger DeGeest of Spencer, la. Mr. and Mrs. Irl Oaks, Lennox; Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd De Geest of Orange City, anc Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Engel land of Wilmar, Minn. Ligtenberg Family Reunion The 30th reunion of the Mannes Ligtenberg family was helc in June at Wessington Springs with 81 family members pres ent. Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Groen of Corsica were honored as beinj the oldest couple present, anc Rafe Van Der Berg of Brookings, the youngest. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Van Woerkom of Spencer, came the farthest distance.

i Delmont Couple Observes 45th Wedding Dale Susan Hoffman and Linda Jof- ensen. Linda and her mother served unch. Clover Lassies 4 The Clover Lassies 4-H Club met at the home of Kim nd Kae Jensen. Marlys Reuer ed the flag pledges, and a trea- urer's report was given. Committee li a i men were appointed for Share the Fun light.

They are Janet Glaus, Cim Jensen, Kayla Kent, Kae and Mary Healy. The Club members were asked to present a program at the nursing home June 23 at 2 o'clock. The Fruit Pie contest will be held in Kimball on June 12. Reports were given by itarlys Reuer, June Glaus and tayla Kent. The next meeting will be July at the home of Bernard Yeaton, Mrs.

Jensen and i and Kae Jensen served lunch. Scotland High Class Of 1952 Holds Reunion By Republic News Service SCOTLAND The Scotland High School graduating class of 1952 held their 15th-year reunion icre on Saturday and Sunday in the VFW club rooms. On Saturday a hospitality lour and banquet were held. Each woman in the class was presented with a long-stemmed rose by Richard Pillar of Yankton. Robert Parlet of Sioux Falls was master of ceremonies to a short program.

On Sunday a picnic dinner was held in the club rooms and the group went to the city park. Of the 50 members of the graduating class, 30 were present. Among them were Mr. Parlet, Mr. Pillar, Wayne Baker of Benson, Dick Farus of Faribault, Norbert Shoumaker of Sioux City, James Sedlacek of Scotland.

Donald Jerke of Sioux City, Vernon Auch of Council Bluffs, Darrell Weiland of Beresford, Ray Binder of Corson, Donald Nelles of Scotland, Phyllis Bierle Goecken of Scotland Vina Chance Hill of Yankton Carmen Stevenson Hehn of Scotland, Marilyn Renbold Carpenter of Sioux Falls, Juliette Gran Johnson of Tyndall, Florence Mueller Eide of Yankton, Noreen Larson Tjierdsma of Canton, Leroy Gimbel of Scotland, Arthur Blaalid of Yankton, Mildred Musil Johnson of Arvada, Phyllis Klemme Jerke of Sioux Falls, Delores Schatz Kroupa of Mt. Vernon, Connie Smith Rolof of Sioux Falls, Dorothy Hevle Weiland of Beresford, Yvonne Schlechter Bender of Inwood, Mary Lou Sternhagen Wright of Springfield, Fay Johnson Simek of Tyndall, Louis Behl of Scotland and Donna Weisz Meiers of Avon. MR. AND MRS. GEORGE REINFELD By Republic News Service DELMONT Mr.

and Mrs George Reinfeld of Delmont ob served their 45th wedding anni versary with an open house at their home on June 11. The event was hosted by their children and spouses: Mr. anc Mrs. Lloyd Reinfeld of Delmont Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne Hinckley of Armour and Mr. and Mrs Doyle Davis of Ottowa, 111. Assisting with refreshment were Mrs. Ted Reinfeld, Mrs Norbert Wieting, Mrs. Glen Schroder, Mrs.

Leo Wulf, Mrs Robert Wulf and Mrs. George kinner. Brule Co. 4-H Clubs Hold June Meetings By Republic News Service CHAMBERLAIN The Hill side Helpers 4 Club me at the home of Diane and Mar cene Travis for the June meeting. Talks and demonstration were presented by Kathy Car sten, Susan Neihus, Judy Duba Cheryl Chenoweth and Cindy arsten.

The members practic ed their Share the Fun skit. The next meeting will be at the home of Barb and Doris Lawson on July 6. Crow Creek 4 The Crow Creek 4 Club met in the William Larsen home, with John Foster presiding. Randy Havlik led the flag salute, and the 4 'pledge was led by Dianne Kroupa. Reports were given by Dianne Kroupa, Patty Foster, Rod Larsen, Deneil Lutter and Dianne Urban.

Lunch was served by Mrs. Larsen. Pukwana Pixies 4-H The members of Pukwana Pixies 4 club met at the lounty Agricultural Building with Linda Jorgensen as tiostess. Guests, were Darla Renner and Julie Lake. Demonstrations were presented by Lisa Swanson, Sandra Cummings, Jeannie Cummings, Washington Guests Honored At Alexandria By Republic News Service ALEXANDRIA-Mr.

and Mrs. Larry Letcher of Hoquiam, were the honored guests at a family gathering at tha community hall June 4. Others attending included Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Tennyson and family of Truman, Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Radel and son sand Mrs. Milford Tamman and daughters of Sioux Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Letcher and family and Mr.

and Mrs. Lyle Letcher and sons of Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. Larry lek and Lennie of Geddes. Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Letcher and family, Marion Springer and Robert Letcher of Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Letcher of Emery, and Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Letcher and Shirley, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Letcher and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Bahmuller and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Huber, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Huber and family, Mr. and Mrs.

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