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Banner Press, David City, 21, 1972 Page 10 Society Susan Birkel Bride 4-H BEAUS CLUB AND BELLES President Lynn Lauterbach Of Ellis J. Freitag MR. AND MRS. The chapel of the University of Houston, Houston, Texas, was the site of the 3:00 p.m. wedding on Sunday, Sept.

3, of Miss Susan Birkel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred F. Birkel of David City, and Ellis J. Freitag, son of Mrs.

G. H. Freitag and the late Mr. Freitag of Houston. Miss Rebecca Birkel of Muncie, niece and goddaughter of the bride, served as maid of honor.

Gregory Freitag, brother of the groom, was best man. Father Joseph Konkel, of the University of Houston, performed the marriage ceremony. Following the wedding, a reception was held at the Willowisp Country Club. Attending the wedding from out of town were Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Birkel and Stanley Coufal RE EU LADIES AID The Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid met Thursday, Sept. 14, with 23 members and Pastor Schornack present. Mrs. Kenneth Jens was hostess. Mrs.

Rod Smith had charge of devotions on education. Mrs. Tom Barlean, president, conducted the business meeting. The various committees gave their monthly reports. Mrs.

Reinhold Schroeder was elected vice-president and Mrs. Rod Smith secretary. They will take office in January. Mrs. Eugene Glock gave a report on taking the items to Macy, which were collected and made during the last sewing project.

A letter was read from the Lutheran Medical Center Gift Gayla committee. Another Gift Gayla will be held Nov. 6 and any donations of hand made items would be appreciated. An invitation was extended to the ladies to attend the annual Lutheran Family Service Ladies Day on Sept. 21 at Trinity Lutheran Church at Lincoln.

It was announced the Lutheran World Relief will have a collection sometime this fall. The semi-annual birthday party on Oct. 19. will be a no-hostess meeting, Mrs. Jonas Schroeder will have the devotions.

conducted the Tuesday, Sept. 12, meeting of the Butler County Beaus and Belles 4-H Club at the Larry Whitmore home. 1 Eight members and three guests, Mrs. Albert Grotelueschen, Mrs. John Lauterbach and Mrs.

Orin Peterson, were in attendance. Kent Grotelueschen and John Brezina are new members. The following officers were elected: Lynn Lauterbach, president; Kent Grotelueschen, vice-president; Charlotte Peterson, secretary; Nancy Whitmore, treasurer; Brenda Lauterbach, reporter; and Dale Lauterbach, song leader, Mrs. Larry Whitmore is club leader and Mrs. Louis Brecka and Miss Amy Peterson are assistant leaders.

Members decided on their projects for the coming year. Games were played and lunch was served by Mrs. Whitmore. 90th BIRTHDAY A family gathering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Les Hilger Friday evening, Sept. 15, honoring her father, Leo Hanus, of St. Joseph's Villa, on his 90th birthday. Present were all his children, Messrs. and Mmes.

Clarence and family, Lewis Steager, John Hanus and Joe Hanus and Pat of David City, Leo Hanus of Columbus and John Morbach of Bellwood, and Sr. M. Marietta of Milwaukee, Wis. Also attending were Miss Mary Sue Birkel, Mrs. Dan Sligar and Jennifer and Mr.

and Mrs. John Hanus, of Lincoln and Miss Karen Hanus of Atchison, Kans. CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA National Catholic Daughters Day on Oct. 15 and the reception of new members on Oct. 10 were major topics of discussion at the regular monthly meeting of San Salvador, No.

576, Catholie Daughters of America, held at the K. C. Hall Tuesday, Sept. 12. Regent Mrs.

Nicholas Klein presided. members' were, urged to take part in the court membership drive. Names of prospective members should be given to the Regent. A committee of Mmes. James Redler, Gerald Menke, and Harlen Lyons was appointed to finalize plans for National Catholic Daughters Day.

Tentative plans are for the court to: attend Mass and Communion in a body followed by a breakfast. Involvement reports were given by Mmes. Ben Homan, Marvin Mohler, Virgil Vrbka, Ted Rutten, Victor Novacek, Josephine Sloup, and Nicholas Klein. A letter from State Regent Imelda Nolan announced the appointments of Rev. Charles Swanson of Omaha as State Chaplain, Miss Anne Birkel as District Deputy for the Wahoo, Humphrey, and Columbus courts, Mrs.

Nicholas Klein as Leadership chairman for the Lincoln Diocese, and Mrs. Virgil Vrbka as State Public Relations Chairman. The Court was cited at National Convention for its Leadership Training Program. A tape made by members Mrs. John Dehner and Mrs.

Richard Rerucha was used at the State Regent's Workshop. The committee for the games party at St. Joseph's Villa on NEBRASKA EXPANDED NUTRITION PROGRAM aides from across Nebraska gathered in Lincoln September 13 for the semi- annual Cooperative Extension Service Nutrition Aide Conference. Pictured left to right are nutrition aides Hope Rott, Spalding; Judy. Kisner, Alliance; Anna Kinnison, Bellwood; and Myrna Nesson of Winslow.

The conference was designed to help Extension Nutrition aides sharpen their skills in helping to improve nutritional practices of individuals with limited incomes. -University of Nebraska Photo. Oct. 3 is Mrs. Gerald Menke, chairman, Mmes.

Ed Koza, A. A. Rosschaert, Marie DeWispelare, and Clair Brannen. Resignations were received from Mrs. Jack Reisdorff and Mrs.

B. A. Samek. Rev. Gerald Vap spoke to the group on the importance of being welcomed.

The attendance prize was won 'by Mrs. Anna Besch. Prizes in ten point pitch went to Mrs. Anton Policky and Mrs. Larry Hain.

Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Marvin Mohler and Mrs. Robert Kreizinger. LUTHERAN WOMEN'S GUILD The Redeemer Lutheran Women's Guild met at the church basement with nine members and one guest, Mrs. Wayne Lukert, and Pastor Schornak present for the first meeting of the fall season.

Mrs. Lukert gave a report on the Bloodmobile. A discussion was held on a letter re-read by Mrs. Gerald Kroft from a lady in Nigeria. Mrs.

Kroft related the L.W.M.L. Rally at St. John's in Seward is to be held Oct. 10, beginning at 10 a.m. The speaker is to be from the Lutheran Medical Center.

Mrs. Buford Wrede reported the Lutheran Family Service is to hold a meeting at Trinity Lutheran in Lincoln located at 12th and on Sept. 21. Anyone wishing to go may go with her. Mrs.

Blevins suggested the group have a "get acquainted" dinner with the new members. It was suggested that the Pastor decide on the date and to announce it in the bulletin, A discussion was held on the timely subject, "'Where is Joy given by the pastor. Mrs. Gene Fyfe was hostess. The Oct.

11 meeting be hosted by Mrs. Elsie Hlavac. Patricia Ohlinger, Craig Burroughs To Wed In December MISS PATRICIA OHLINGER Mr. and Mrs. Neil J.

Ohlinger announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Patricia Ann Ohlinger, to Craig Allen, Burroughs of Shawnee Mission, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Burroughs of Waterloo, la. The couple has chosen Dec. 9 as their wedding date.

Miss Ohlinger earned a nursing degree from the University of Kansas. She is currently working at Archbishop Bergan Mercy Hospital, Omaha. Mr. Burroughs, a graduate of Iowa State, and a member of Delta Upsilon fraternity, is an engineer for Owens-Corning, Kansas City, Kans. HINZE FAMILY REUNION The annual Hinze family reunion was held Sunday, Sept.

10, in the 4-H building at the Seward Park. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Hinze of Rising City and Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd Hinze of York were in charge of arrangements. The following were in attendance: Messrs. and Mmes. Eck Piller and Harold Heins of David City, Stuart Pinneo, Reinhold Hinze, Eugene Glock, Bev and Teddy, Ted Glock, Richard Hinze and Dale Braasch and family of Rising City, George Abresch of Waco, Paul Dinkelman of McCool Junction, Wilmer Hinze and family of Seward, Dean Byam of Ulysses, and Dale Anderson of Sargent, Ed Zieg and Mrs. Helen Powers and family of Omaha, Mrs.

Ethel Hinze of Utica, Messrs. and Mmes. Willard Nagel of Beaver Crossing, Alfred Zieg of Scribner, Erich Knorr and family of Waco, Ervin Hinze of Gresham, and Virgil Zieg, Brad, and Pam, and Mrs. Alma Zieg and Earl of Scribner. Out of -state guests were Messrs.

and Mmes. Ernest Hinze of Pine City, F. Hinze of Greeley, and Lloyd Craig. David and Judy of Alton, la. Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Zieg and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Byam will be in charge of the arrangements for the reunion next year. THE WOMEN WHO David City Golf Club seated left of Osceola, second flight winner; Doris Peterson of Osceola, third winner of first flight; Edith.

Imig local golfers and overall. Flower Arranging Workshop Slated Next Monday Do you have natural talent for arranging flowers? Or do you wonder how you could make your flowers last longer? During September the Home Extension Clubs and other interested organizations in this area will be studying Flower Arranging Applying principles of design in arranging flowers for the various places and occasions in the home, conditioning flowers for longer. lasting beauty, selecting proper tools and equipment are just some of the topics to be discussed. Training for the Home Extension Club leaders and others in the lesson "Flower Arranging" will be held at the Cengas basement in Columbus 'at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.

Monday, Sept. 25, and in. Humphrey at the City Hall Wednesday, Sept. 27, at 9:30 a.m. Any organized club group may send leaders to the training.

DWIGHT HOMESCHOOL ASSOCIATION The Dwight Home-School Association met Thursday evening, Sept. 14, at the Parish Hall with Rev. Harold Birkel, School Superintendent, opening -the meeting with a prayer. Other faculty present included Sr. Alma, Principal, Sister Mariette, Mrs.

Lillian Patak, and Mrs. Joan Peterzelka. Mrs. Richard Hottovy and Mrs. Raymond Krenk are in charge of the hot lunch program.

The new Home-School officers for the present school term include Irvin Cidlik. president and who was in charge of the meeting; Joe Prochaska, vice Mrs. Valerian Sypal, secretary; and Mrs. Charles D. Hottovy, treasurer.

Father Birkel stressed the importance of Catholic education and urged members to participate actively in Catholic Education Week which will be observed Sept. 17-22. He also asked members to attend the -Marian Day of Peace to be held in Lincoln on Oct. 8 with Archbishop Sheen of New York as the keynote speaker. Sister Alma announced that Oct.

12 and 13 will be the Teacher's Institute; Nov. 3, Parent Teacher Conferences; and no on Dec. 8, Feast of the Immaculate Conception. She invited the parents to visit the school during Catholic Education Week, and asked them to write our Congressmen regarding CREDIT which means Citizens Relief for Education by Income Tax. Mrs.

Val Sypal read an article on the "History of Assumption School" on which she and Mrs. Eleanor Novak made a research study. Irvin Cidlik will check with the Seward Roller Skating Rink about a monthly school skating party. During the social hour lunch was served by Mmes. Irvin Cidlik, Prochaska, Val Sypal, and' Charles D.

Hottovy. YOUTH BAPTIZED Terry Ray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Kriz, was baptized Wednesday evening, Sept. '13, during mass at St.

Mary's Church with Father Paul York officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Jean Kriz of Lipcoln were godparents. A supper in honor of the occasion was held in the Kriz home with sponsors and relatives as guests.

MISSION CIRCLE Eight members of the Mission Circle met Tuesday, Sept. 12, at the Baptist Church. Mrs. Esther Browning led the devotions. Hostesses were Mrs.

Chester Dollison and Mrs. Irvin Ostrander. The next meeting will be Oct. 10. SHARED GOLFING HONORS to right- Bobbi Dworak and Miriam Morris, of flight winner; Alice Yerk of Seward, third place in HOFBAUER FAMILY PICNIC HOFBAUER FAMILY PICNIC The Hofbauer family picnic was held Sunday at the David City Park.

Attending were Messrs. and Mmes. Thomas Hofbauer of Grand Island, Leon Fiala and family of Kearney, Chuck Kucera and family and Norman Hofbauer and family of Osceola, Joe Kobza and family, Tom Kobza and family and Ray Svoboda and family all of Lincoln, Bill Kobza "and family of Crete, Otto Kriz, Lawrence Puetz, Jim Puetz and daughter of Columbus, Ray Svoboda and Danny, Charles Danaher, Joe Kobza, and Mrs. Joe Bruner, HONORED ON 20th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard Meysenburg, were honored on their 20th wedding anniversary with a covered dish dinner Sunday at the Bellwood Fire Hall. Guests included Messrs. and Mmes. Joe Meysenburg and family, "Don Meysenburg and family of Bellwood, Greg Meysenburg and family, Ben Reisdorff, "John Dehner and family, Ed Meysenburg, Gene Rejda, James Chermok of Ulysses, Roy Lyons and family of Friend, James Dobrusky and Arnie Makovicka of Lincoln, Gene Rejda, Mrs. Jim Korinek of Ulysses, Mrs.

John Rejda, Miss Pat Reisdorff of Omaha, and Bruce and Patrick Meysenburg. Mr. and Mrs. John Birkel were afternoon visitors. MARY'S REREKAH LODGE Members of Mary's Rebekah Lodge No.

18 were guests of the Rising City Lodge Monday evening, Sept. 18. Those attending from David City were Mmes. Stella Farnham, Hazel Kilgore, Ivan Long, Ethel Van Matre, Glen R. Sargent, Grace Papa, Kenny Vanderkolk and Robert Grubaugh, and Miss Malinda Root.

MARIETTES 4-H CLUB The Saturday, Sept. 9, meeting of the Mariettes 4-H Club was held at Marietta Hall. The Butler County Fair was discussed and record books were completed. A demonstration on nature plaques was given by Carla Meysenburg. Each member brought some kind of bar or cookie which were served for lunch.

at the annual women's invitational golf of Schuyler, low score among visiting golfers; David City, golfer with greatest number of of Seward, second in first flight; Althea Byers first flight; and Jerry Kovar of David City, Hospital Memorials Recent contributions to the David City Hospital Memorial Fund include the following: In memory of Mrs. Hattie Masek from Edna Robinson and Malinda Root. In memory of Ray Bock from Messrs. and Mmes. Alfred Birkel, Vic Piller and Herman Ball.

In memory of from Mr. and Mrs. E. A. DeFord.

In memory of Frank Prochaska, from Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Smola. In memory of Jacob Velde and Joseph Rejda from Mr. and Mrs.

Glen Howe. In memory of Mary Novak from Anton Woita and Messrs. and Mmes. Vic Sedlacek, Anton Novak and Donald, Robert Bouc and daughter and Joseph Novak and family. In memory of James Miratsky from Mr.

and Mrs. John E. Bruner, DAR The David City Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution met Thursday after- noon, Sept. 14 at the Rose Room. Mrs.

Dick Reid was hostess to ten members. Mrs. Leo McGowen arranged the program and two films were shown by Sheriff Leo Meister. Constitution Week is being observed Sept. 17 through the 21st.

Mrs. Ray Sabata and Mrs. Elvin Thomassen arranged the window display in the Cengas office. The Good Citizen contest will be held again this year and the Chapter will ask students in the four county high schools to participate. EAST BUTLER FHA The East Butler Future Homemakers of America Chapter held their first meeting of the 1972-73 school year Tuesday, Sept.

12, with 49 members present. President Joyce Hottovy gave a report to acquaint the new members with FHA. She also read a list of activities planned for this year. Some of these include a soup supper in October, a caroling party in December, a Valentine Ball and a tour of Omaha in March. The next meeting will be October 10.

Cindy Onnen And Wayne. Divis To Wed In November CINDY ONNEN tournament at the Doris Ostberg putts. Standing, of Central City, low score among ELLIS J. FREITAG of David City, Nebraska; Dr. and Mrs.

Lane Birkel and family of Muncie, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fricke of Kansas City, and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Page of Omaha.

The bride attended the University of Nebraska and was graduated from the University of Texas at Austin. The groom is a graduate of the Houston Police Academy and currently attends the University of Houston. After a wedding trip to Mexico, the couple is at home at 2418 Southgate in Houston. Contest Date Changed The District III directors of the Make It Yourself With Wool have just announced that there a change the place of the contest, The contest will be held at Dana College, Blair, Saturday, Nov. 25.

Information may be had by writing or calling Mrs. Everett Stork, Route 1, Blair, or Mrs. Gene Miller, 514 So. 25 Street, Blair, 68008. The application deadline is Nov.

11. UNION EXTENSION CLUB Union Extension Club met in the Garrison Fire Hall Thursday, Sept. 14, with Joann Schroeder hostess for the first meeting of the fall season. The president Evilene Daro, conducted the business meeting. Roll call' was answered with "What We Enjoyed at the Fair." Thirteen members were present.

The Club welcomed Beverly Clymer as a new member. Officers were elected as follows: Wanda Dallegge, presiGladys Hartman, vicepresident; Mary Ann Moravec, secretary; Lucy Fuxa, treasurMeister and Ada Marquis are the nominating committee members. The annual Achievement Day October 11th was announced. The event will be held in the K. C.

Hall in David City. Phone your news to 367-3054. Mr. and. Mrs.

Dale Onnen of rural David City announce the engagement of their daughter, Cindy, to Wayne Divis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest. Divis of David City: The bride -elect is attending the Columbus Beauty College. The future groom is an employee of the Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company, Both are 1971 graduates of the David City High School.

A Nov. 18 wedding date at Zion Lutheran Church, Garrison, has been chosen by the couple. SARGENTS VACATION IN NORTHWEST Mr. and Mrs. Glen R.

Sargent returned Thursday evening, Sept. 14, from a three-week visit and tour of the northwestern states. They traveled approximately 4000 miles. They toured the Black Hills and Yellowstone Park and then traveled on to Boulder, where they spent two weeks. They visited, Butte, the capitol building at Helena and a famous Russell Art Museum.

At Seattle they spent three days with their son-in-law and daughter, Dick and Betty Rerucha and family. On their way home they visited Mrs. Sargent's sisters and families at Salem, the Ralph Scheidels and Don Pieters, who lived here many years ago. Phone your news to 367-3054. EILEEN MARIE KINNISON of Bellwood, a senior student at Bishop Clarkson School of Nursing at Omaha, has been presented a scholarship from the G.A.R.

Living Memorial Scholarship fund of National Headquarters of Daughters of Union Veterans of Civil War. The presentation was made by Lea Way, a member of Sarah Gillespie Tent No. 7 of Lincoln, past department president and secretary of the National Headquarters Board. of Directors of Springfield, Ill. The daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. R. P. Kinnison of Bellwood, Eileen is president of District 6 of the Nebraska State Student Nurses Association, member of the Student Council Open Minds Committee, Harmony Theta Rho and Rebekah Lodge of Bellwood and Kady Brownell Tent -No. 25 of Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War..