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THE DAILY REPUBLIC, Mitchell, S. Thursday, August 21, 1958 Page Seven Obi? If Fall Clothes Don't Fit, Better Get On Marathon And Lose Extra Weight Farewell picnic Freeman Church Scene Springs Couple A combination of diet and exercise will bring; the best By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN Fall will be upon us before we know it. In a very few weeks we will get our last year's clothes out of mothballs and begin shopping for the new ones we need. Some of my readers are in for a shock! Some of the garments which zipped up easily last year may be stubborn because of summer vacation pounds. What an awful feeling when the zipper refuses to work because we stuffed rather than because it is stuck! However, this often happens in the best of families.

If you would like your fall shopping to be fun, rather than a chore, it is not too early to begin cutting down on calories and tightening muscles up with a few figure-molding exercises. In to give you a little push in that direction I am going to print two more letters from Marathon winners. "Dear Mrs. Lowman: Before your 8-Week Marathon I weighed 150 pounds. I now weigh 130 pounds.

I am 5 feet 5 inches tall. Here are my measurements before and after. BEFORE AFTER Bust 39 inches 37 inches Waist 30 inches 26 inches Hips 40. inches 36 inches "I have so much more self-confi dence and my husband is so proud of me." Another letter: "Dear Mrs. Lowman: I am the happiest person today! The Marathon instructions seemed so simple that I just did not believe they would work, but they did.

When I started Marathon weighed 158 pounds. I now weigh 127 pounds. Before I started my bust measured 35 inches, waist 31 and hips 41. "I decided to do just the waist hip and thigh exercises, because I wanted my bust to remain the same. After eight weeks of diet anc two simple exercises my wais 1 meansures 27 inches, my hips Exercises, Calorie Chart The Marathon booklet gives you exercises as well as a calorsurements with diet alone, chart for the most usual trouble If you would like to have my spots in feminine figures.

A corn-Marathon booklet, send 10 cents bination of diet and exercise willand a stamped, self-addressed en- bring the best results, but if youvelope with your request for it. Ad- cannot exercise you can shavedress Josephine Lowman in care of those pounds off and reduce mea-the Mitchell DAILY REPUBLIC. Schaeffer-Tscheiter Nuptial Spoken In Menno Church Signed Teachers At Springfield High Are Wed By Republic News Service SPRINGFIELD In a morning ceremony at St. Leo's Catholic Church in Tyndall Aug. 14.

Misi Maxine Grace Galer became th bride of John W. Jansen. The Rev Father Cronin officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Ralph Galer of Californ and the bridegroom the son of Mr and Mrs.

Albert Jansen of Spring field. Miss Clara Galer Will i a Jansen were attendants. A recep tion in the Springfield Congrega tional Church parlors was 1 following the ceremony. The bride is a graduate of Sout Dakota State College and has masters degree from the Unive sity of South Dakota. The bride groom is 'a graduate of Southei State Teachers College and ha had graduate work at South Dak ta State College.

The Jansens will reside at Sprin field, where both will teach Springfield High School. Given At Avon By Republic News Service and Mrs. Verlyn Bete were honored at a farewell potluck picnic Sunday noon in the city park. Those attending were thfe Art Terpening family of Wagner; Mr. and Mrs.

Theo. Koelin and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.

Van) Gerpen of Tyndall: Mrs. Lizzie; Betz, Miss Estie Bete, Mr. andj Mrs. Fred Saltier, Mr. and Chester Bete and son, Mr.

and; Mrs. Lou Van Gerpen and son. The Betz's are moving this week to Oregon to make their future home. Birthday Surprise Mrs, Chester Bete was honored at a surprise birthday party at her home Aug. 5, when Mrs.

Lizzie Bete, Miss Estie Bete, Mrs. J.A.j Van Gerpen of Tyndall, Mrs. Fred Sattler. Mrs. Robert Haenfler, Mrs.

Lou Van Gerpen and Mrs. Verlyn Bete gathered at her p. A lunch was served by the visitors. Potluck Picnic Mr. and Mrs.

John Fitchel! of Rapid City, were honored guests at a potluck picnic held Sunday noon in the city park. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hornstra, Mr. and Mrs.

Don Sternhagen, Mr, and Mrs. Martin Van Gerpen, Mr. and Mrs. R. M.

Berndt, Eph a i Berndt. Jake Pritekau. Mrs. Norman Fitch and girls, Mrs. GerUe Pritekau and Mrs.

John Berndt of Tyndall. Church Group Meets Lutheran Ladies Aid met the afternoon of Aug. 7 in the church parlors with Mrs. Fred Reister presiding. The topic, "The Church," was presented by the Rev.

R. Hilde brandt. Mrs. G. Schulz was the hos- with Mrs.

Alvin Brandt doing serving. Mrs. Albert Doht and Mrs. Otto Poppe were guests. Flower Club Entertained Avon Flower Club was entertain ed the evening of Aug.

8 at the country home of Mrs. Herb Boep pie. Mrs. Fred Reister presid The topic "Grow Your Own Pans ies," was presented by Mrs. Free Reister and the topic "Plant and Grow Perfect Peonies" was givci by Mrs.

A. 0. Van Asperen. Th bouquet of the month was arrang ed and displayed by Mrs. Philip Mensch and Mrs.

Henry Schwarz The hostess served a dessert lunch Swimming Party Twelve friends of Curtis Van As peren, son of Mr. and Mrs. Osca Van Asperen were entertain ed at a swimming party the after noon Aug. 10. in the Springfiel pool followed by a wienner roas and hamburger fry.

The occas slon helped Curtis celebrate hL llth birthday. Of Hofer-Decker Vows MR. AND MRS. VICTOR SCHAEFFER Also assisting were Kenneth Herr- By Republic News Service boldt, Elmer Gross, Misses Violet Surprise Party Dave Brandt was surprised his 78th birthday the evening Aug. .8 at the Brandt country horn when family members gathered help him celebrate.

Guests wer Mr. and Mrs. Homer Timmens Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Brandt an family and the Lester Powers fam ily.

The evening concluded wit refreshments. Wed In Double Ring Ceremony By Republic News Service VVESSINGTON SPRINGS The Congregational Church in Wesslng-L TT ton Springs was the scene of thellOWCtnS Honored At with the class of 195R. Mr. Fitzgerald Is associated with the Mobil Binders. After their honey moon Mr.

and Mrs. Fitzgerald will make their home in Springs. Guests at the wedding from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lamb and son of Clifton, 111., and Mr.

and Mrs. Leon Cirpentor, Kay and Gregg Alger of De Smet. wedding of Miss Nyla Knlgge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knigge of Wessington Springs to Fayne Fitzgerald, son of Mr.

and Mrs. William Fitzgerald of Wessington Springs, the afternoon of Aug. 10. The Rev. Calvin Hay officiated, using the double ring ceremony.

Mrs. R. J. Cook was the organist and Mrs. Kenneth Kieser the solo- Picnic In Fairfax By Republic News Service picnic dinner was held at the Fairfax park Sunday afternoon honoring Mrs.

Steve Cahoy and son of Fredericksburg, la. Others attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Lunn and children, Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Majpk, Mrs. Mary Cahoy and sons, Mr. 1st. land Mrs. Albert Pisttilka and Mrs.

The bride wore a white lace andjMlnnir Pacl, all of Fnlrfax; Mr. taffeta dress. Her veil was of finger tip length, of imported Cliantilly lace. She carried a bouquet of orchids. The matron of honor was Mrs.

LeRoy Grieve and bridesmaids wore Miss Karen Knigge and Miss and Mrs. Donald Denkcr, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Denker, and cliildr n. Mr.

and Mrs. Bob Cahoy and children and Mrs. Albert Lunn of Bou.j- steel; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Reiser of O'Neill, and Mrs.

Louis Rliment of Atkinson, Neb. Karen Simmons. The bride groom's attendants sl Coli lldr were Dihl Eddy, Rodney Flannery, Mike Mcbius. Edward Wickre was the usher. The ring bearer was David Grieve and the flower girl Kay Algcr of DeSmet.

A reception was li 1 in the Slides of the Royal Neighbor convention, held at Lake Andes In May, were shown at, a meeting of the lodge at Fairfax the evening Of Aug. 14. Thr pictures were shown by Mrs. Ralph Engcl. church parlors following the cpre.iOuoslsallcncllnBwcro Mrs.

Ralph monv Assisting wore Mrs Iinil cl of Lakn Amlcs Mrs Iria lllOliy. ASSlSlinK WriC IVllS. nl rlrmnlir iirlfh Mi-a MR. AND MRS. MARTIN EUGENE HOFER Weaver, members of the Anlna Ladles Aid, Mrs.

Gus Knlgge, Mrs. Fred Marken, Mrs. Adolph Knlgge, Mrs. Grace Morrison, Misses Elinor By Republic News Service I BRIDGEWATER Miss VeAnna 'ern Decker, daughter of Mr. and Jrs.

Paul J. Decker spoke her marriage vows with Martin Eugene son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hofer Of Hitchcock, the evening Aug. 12 at Pioneer Hall in Freeman.

The Rev. Erwin Tollman of he United Missionary Church of Bridgewater officiated at the double Ing service, before an assemblage of approximately 660 guests. Ushers were Joe C. Hofer and John M. Hofer.

The organist was Mrs. Raymond Ries. She accompanied the soloist, Miss Aryabelle Tschetter. Attending as maid of honor was Miss Evelyn Tschetter. The bride's other attendants 'were Misses Ani ia Goosen and Naomi Waldner.

Ra Derta Hofer was flower girl. Loe Hofer was ring bearer. Wes 1 Wipf was best man and the other groomsmen were Melroy Waldne: and DeWayne Hofer. A reception was held following the ceremony with Mr. and Mrs Peter A.

Hofer and Mr. and Mrs Joe Matt Hofer as receptionists Assisting were Mrs. John Zuvela Mrs. Sam A. Hofer, Mrs.

Melvin Hofer, Mrs. Norman Hofer, Mrs Mrs. Bob Bailey, Misses Iris Kauf man, Esther Prehelm, Sherry Hof er, Sheila Hofer. Clara a Glanzer and Rowena Tschetter, Joe articpating were Mrs. i Mrs.

Delrrmr Berg, Mrs. eonard Knoff, the Rev. Jacob B. iofcr, Petrea and Jane Hofer, Leon Hofer, Rita Flickinger, Joseph ripf, the Rev. and Mrs.

Abe Beck- the Engbrechts, Mrs. Erwin Valtner, the Waltner sisters, Deana Kearney, Dlann Hoffer, Viola llensasser and the Rev. Marvin Cngbrecht. The bride is a 1958 graduate of Relndle and Marcillc Grieve, Mrs. of ceremonies aUhe profrrnm.

arlanna i ar, LaVonna Wocrpcl, district deputy with Mrs. Jim Frank of Honest eel. The evening closed with a lunch erved by Meiidame.s Mashek and Op'orock. Grann, Audrey Faulhaber and Rose Ann Brodkorb. The bride is a graduate of the Wessington Springs High School Freeman Junior College and will teach third grade at Woonsocket.

The bridegroom is employed in Huron. After a wedding trip to Den ver. the Hofers will live at Woonsocket. HANDKERCHIEF SHOWER n.v Republic News Service LETCHER Tho Lctcher Civic Club members held a farewell surprise Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock at the Mildred Llndsley home. Mrs.

Llndsley was hostess assisted by the rest of the club members. The party was for Mrs. John Brooks, who will soon be leaving with her husband for the East. A handkerchief shower was held. BRIDGEWATER Miss Darlene schetter, daughter of Mr.

and Ars. Paul P. Tschetter of Bridge- exchanged nuptial vows with ictor Schaeffer, son of Mr. and to. William Schaeffer of Menno a candlelight service Aug.

10 he Salem Reformed Church in rtenno. Officiating at the double ing ceremony was the Rev. Albert Ewert of the Neu Hutterthal Church Bridgewater. Solomon Tschetter and Arnold ichaeffer were candle lighters and ushers. Mrs.

Gideon Schaefer was organist and Miss Arya- lelle Tschetter the soloist. Schaeffer and Elaine Wollmann, Mr. and Mrs. LeRpy Schaelfer; Mr. and Mrs.

Edgar Schaeffer, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Rosier, Mr and Mrs. Calvin Rempfer, Mr. and Mrs.

Joe A. Gross, Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Hofer Mr.

and Mrs. John S. Hofer, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hofer Mr.

and Mrs. Solomon Hofer, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hofer, Harold, Walter and Milton Schaeffev and Vernon Schempp and Misses cille Schaeffer and'Darlene Audi. Erwin R.

Gros's was master of ceremonies at the program given that evening. It consisted of a talk by the Rev. Albert Ewert. musical Mrs. Amos Shultz of Freeman numbers, Sharon and Marlene Hof- was matron of honor and Mrs.

er; piano solo, Harley Gross, ac John Schaeffer of Yanktou and Miss Evelyn Tschetter were brides' maids. Lynette Tiede of Parkston was flower girl and Dennis Wipf of Carpenter the ring bearer. Melvin Tschetter was- best man and Rodney Tschetter of Bridgewater and John Schaeffer of Yankton were attendants to the bridegroom A reception for 400 guests in the Menno Auditorium followed the ceremony. Those assisting there were Mrs. Benny Engbrecht, Mrs Wilfred Sohaeffer, Miss Diane Tschetter, C.

Tschetter of Bridgewater, Mrs. Solomon S. Tschetter of Hitchcock, Misses Judy Ann Tschetter and Joyce Wollmann, Mrs. Erwin Gross of Freeman, Mrs. Eli.R.

Wip of Carpenter and Mrs. Eldon Tlede of cordion number, Joyce Wollmann; instrumental number, Casp er Larson and sons by the six Schaeffer brothers; song, Mrs. Raymond M. Hofer. The bride is a graduate of Bridgewater High School and Freeman Junior College; for the past three years she taught a rural school near Menno and this coming year she will teach a school near Arlington.

The bridegroom graduated from Menno High School, served two years in the armed forces and will be a lunior at South Dakota State College in Brookings this fall. He is majoring in agricultural education. The couple will live at Arlington Danny Hofer and Eldon Hofer. Others who assisted were Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Glanzer, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hofer, Mr. and Mrs. Johnathan Mendel, Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Hofer, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Hofer, Mr. and Mrs.

Mike Hofer, Mr. and Mrs. Menno Hofer, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gross, Mr.

and Mrs. Erwin Waltner, Mr. and Mrs. Sam H. Hofer, Mr.

and Mrs. Rueben Hofer, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kleinsasser, Mr. and Mrs.

Leland Kleinsasser, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Duerksen, Mr. and Mrs. Mel 1 Tschetter and Misses Hope Hofer, Eleen Tieszen, Lila Wollman, Sylinda Pollman, Rose Wol 1 a Deanna Kearney, JoAnn Kleinsasser, Elaine Duerksen, Velma Stahl, LaVenta Tschetter, Jean Duerksen, Shirley Hofer and Sharon Schoene- wald; Robert Hofer, Jerry Duerksen, Alvin Gross, Francis Kearney, Harlon Tschetter, Gerald Wollman, Willy Stahl, Glenn Walter, Clifford Wipf, Eldon Hofer, Duane Hofer, Eldon Duerksen and LeKoy Gross.

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