Let's All Go To The County Fair Miss Stanosheck is the feted guest at bridal shower Miss Karen Stanosheck was honored at a bridal shower Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Clair Callan, Odell. She received a gift from the group, Bridge prizes went to Mrs. John Callan, Mrs. Gene Stanosheck and Mrs.
Ruby Callan. Gunter Schindling honored at dinners Gunter Schindling, an exchange student from Prankfort, Germany; who is the guest of the Leo Soukups, has been honored on several occasions. He was entertained at a dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Dick Stangler and at a picnic at the Burchard Lake by Dr.
and Mrs. Theodore Heinecken. The Henry Mosimans were hosts at another dinner in his honor, at their home. CLEAN WALLPAPER If. wallpaper is smudged, rub over the area lightly with an artgum eraser.
Hard rubbing can damage embossing, Family gathering is held by Giesmans Seventy six members of the Giesman family met at Riverside Park Aug. 6 for their annual gettogether. Members came from Auburn, Salem, Sterling, Adams, Filley, Clatonia, Pickrell and Beatrice. Following the basket dinner, the afternoon was 'spent vieiting and taking pictures. The group also viewed pictures and heirlooms, including an old family album and a coffee grinder.
The following were recognized: oldest member, William Giesman, Sterling: youngest member, Lisa Louise Dorn, Filley; member with most descendants present, Mrs. Gerhard Jansen, Filley; me bers traveling farthest, Mrs. Han'nah Schmidt and children, Upland. The next gathering will, be in August of 1962 at Auburn. MORNING COFFEE Mrs.
Wally Weekes entertained at a 9:30 morning coffee Saturday in honor of Mrs. Corinne Bitzer, Lawrence, and Mrs. John Kirstein, Out of town guests were Lynne Bewley, Crete, Mrs. Fred Waggoner and Mrs. Wes Radcliff, Lincoln, MAKING PLANS FOR THE COUNTY FAIR are the executive members of the extension clubs from the surrounding area and Miss Marcele Barelman, county extension agent.
From the left (front row) Mrs. Harold' Ellis, Riverview Club; Mrs. Walter Garman, Route 1, Hoag Club; Mrs. R. V.
Wilson, Filley, Better Homemakers; (standing) Mrs. Ray Dell, Route 5, County Home, Extension Council chairman; and Miss Barelman. (Sun photo) Bridal showers given in honor of Miss Zimmerman A 4-H LEADER for many years. Mrs. Ward Finch of Odell is still a County Fair enthusiast.
Even though her position at the Beatrice State Home keeps her very busy, she still has time for her garden and various other farm chores. (Sun photo)) People enroute Mrs. Robert W. Taylor and Mrs. Frank Roper were luncheon guests in Lincoln Thursday of Mrs.
Ed Higgenbotham. In Lincoln Wednesday as guests of Mrs. John Kees were Mrs. H. F.
Mattoon and Mrs. Sylvia Fer. Rell. Mary Hepperlen, San Francisco is here spending a week with her parents, Dr. and Mrs.
Harry Hepperlen. Mrs. John Elliott was a guest of Mrs. Wyman Kenagy at Invitational Day at the Lincoln Country Club Tuesday. Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Davison, and family are visiting friends in Grand Island today. Mrs. Douglas Jorn, of Hastings. spent the first of the week at the J.
W. Lawler home and Patty Jorn was the guest of Nettie Heuer. Dee Dee Fulton is spending the weekend in Omaha with friends. Mrs. Jerry Schiermeyer and Ann spent several days in Ashland the past week with the Robert Fricke family, In Davenport Sunday for the Lautenschlager Lichty wedding were Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Meadows, of Vidalia, and Mrs. James Taylor and Julia, LaGrange, will return home Monday after visiting at the Dr. C. T.
Frerichs home. Mr. and Mrs. George Schaefer and family spent over Tuesday nite in Omaha. Mrs.
Ellen Pearson, of Mount Dora, is visiting her son, Howard Pearson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hertzler and family, Lincoln, were guests Sunday of Dr. and Mrs.
James Winchell. In Central City today for a Larsen family reunion are Mr. and Mrs. Ted Larsen and family. Mr.
and Mrs. Harrison Kane and family, Champaign, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Rist, Wymore. Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Webster, Dennis and Gary of Gordon are visiting her mother, Mrs. 0. L. Kaminska and other relatives.
Patricia Michaels, Kansas City, a Scripps College friend of Kathy Weston, visited the past week at the Weston home. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Eyth and children will return today after spending a few days in Omaha, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Lentz are returning this weekend after a twoweeks stay at their cabin at Rem er, Minn. Mrs. Harry Souders is spending the weekend in Hastings. She will (Continued on Page 5): Mrs. Lawrence Wienck and Adella, Wymore, entertained recently at a miscellaneous shower at their home in honor of Miss Donice Zimmerman.
A lavender and white color scheme was carried out in decorations. Hostesses at a miscellaneous shower Aug. 1 in Miss' Zimmerman's honor were Mrs. Lloyd Brownawell, Wymore, and Mrs. Dale Brownawell, Beatrice.
The event took place at the Lloyd Brownawell home. Miss Zimmerman's wedding to Lyle Holaway, Grant, took place yesterday evening at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Wymore. ATTEND WEDDING Attending the Penelope AckleyMichael Oldfather wedding at Tulsa, yesterday were Mr. and Mrs.
Merwin Lewis. Fairbury; Theodore R. Muenster, Lincoln; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur H.
Oldfather, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reimer, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Pease, Richard Glover, Archie Snyder and Miss Katherine Weston, all of Beatrice.
MISS SANDRA SUE EVERSON, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Everson of Wyniore, are announcing her engagement to Bruce E. Campbell, son of Mrs.
Hazel E. Campbell, also of Wymore, and the late Ray B. Miss Everson is presently employed at Fed. eral Securities in Lincoln and Mr. Campbell is employed in the office of Marshall Produce at Wymore.
No date has been set for the wedding. CLUBS WORK with the Fair Board, 4-H Clubs, in preparing for the annual EXTENSION Aug. tension 16-19 at the Gage County Fair Grounds. From the left are Mrs, Dale Pelper, Beatrice, fair to be held of Deed Council; Mrs. Mrs.
Don Gerald Finch H. Meyer, Beatrice, treasurer of president of the Jolly Hustlers; Mrs. John Barnard Jr. Beatrice, president vice chairman of the County Exident of Chat and Do. (Sun photo) Beatrice, the County Extension Council; and Mrs.
John C. Schoop, Beatrice, pres- Miss Armstrong is honored guest at bridal shower Miss Janice Armstrong, Lincoln was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower in the Filley Methodist Church parlors Aug. 4. Hostessing were the Mesdames Ruth Alberts, Sharon Alberts, Edna Young, Edna Hunt, Marian Young, Martha Yohe, Bernice Fritzen, Neva Trout, Rosetta Remmers, Vera Kunc, Aileen Hutchinson and Beth Yohe. An orchid and white color scheme was carried out in decorations and refreshments.
Taking part in the program were Mrs. Ruth Alberts, Mrs. Martha Yohe, LaRita Yohe, Susan Remmers, Beth Yohe, Rosetta Remmers, Patsy Young, 1 Linda Alberts Judy Fritzen, Glenda Fritzen and Mrs. Edna Hunt. Assisting with the gifts were Sharon Baker, Lincoln, Glenda and Judy Fritzen, Linda Alberts and Patsy Young, One hundred guests were present from Lincoln, Nebraska City, Cortland and Beatrice.
COMMUNITY PICNIC A group of 20 had a community patio picnic recently, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hawley in honor of Everlin Rose, Hamburg, Germany, a house guest of the Hawleys. FAMILY DINNER Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Maixner entertained at a family dinner Thursday in honor of their houseguests, MISS JEANNENE DOUGLAS demonstrates a at the County Fair. Looking Club friends. Miss Douglas is practicing, bright, Judy Powell and Linda Chamberlain. phase of the culinary art to several of her 4-H pie (from baking in preparation for the 4-H competition the center left) the Misses Mary Bone(Sun photo) Miss Darnauer, bride-elect, is feted at showers Miss Janet Darnauer has been the feted guest at several prenuptial courtesies recently. Mrs.
William George, Edgar, Mrs. Dale Schroeder, DeWitt, and Mrs. Gordon Braun, Omaha, entertained in her honor at a miscellaneous shower at the First National Bank Community Room. Hostess at another miscellaneous shower held at the Emil Darnauer Home in Lincoln, was Mrs. Darnauer.
On Aug. 5, the Albert Kleman home was the scene of a kitchen and grocery shower in Miss Darnauer's honor. Hostessing were Mrs. Kleman and Mrs. Viola Heckel.
Mrs. Kenneth Simpkins and Mrs Keith Patton entertained in her honor Aug. 11 at the Simpkins home. CELEBRATE BIRTHDAYS Mrs. C.
A. Anderson is entertaining 11 at dinner this noon the smorgasbord dinner at the Marietta Hotel in Fairbury, The 0C- casion is in honor of the birthdays of Mrs. William Wildhaber, Judge Ernest Hubka and Mrs. Frank Roper. PRIME PEDICURE An application of oil or cream on toenails will help make your pedicure look like a professional job.
So will a good buffing with an emery board to bevel down any even surfaces. are Swimming parties Mrs. John Schiek, Mrs. Fred Klett, Mrs. Harry Bartick and Mrs.
M. McKenzie entertained group of 32 at luncheon at the Paddock Saturday in honor of Mrs. John Kirstein and Mary. Mrs. Harry Hepperlen was hostess to a few guests at dinner on Wednesday in honor of Dr.
Hepperlen's birthday. Luncheon hostess to her Tuesday bridge club was Mrs. Arthur Bryant. Mrs. Harry Heppelen entertained at a neighborhood coffee Friday honoring Mrs.
Richard Hovendick. Mrs. Glen Howard entertained at a foursome luncheon in honor of Mrs. Harold Mionday, coln. Hostess at a luncheon and bridge at the Country Club Wednesday was Mrs.
N. M. Ryan, A group of seven had a luncheon Friday at the Paddock in honor of Mrs, John Kirstein's birthday. Mr. and Mrs.
George Kilpatrick will be hosts to their supper club tonight. Mrs. L. F. Harle was hostess to the Duplicate Group Thursday night, Mrs.
Herman Wolters entertained at a neighborhood coffee Thursday afternoon honoring Mrs. Corinne Bitzer, Lawrence, and (Continued on Page 5) MISS NORMA RUBY, whose engagement' and approaching marriage to Verlyn W. Wieden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry P.
Wieden of atrice, is being announced by her mother, Mrs. Bertha Ruby of Fort Dodge. Miss Ruby's father was the late Arthur Ruby. The couple plans a September wedding. Miss Ruby was graduated from Fort Dodge High School, and attended St.
Olaf College at Northfield, Minn. She is employed as a lab. oratory technician at the Lutheran Hospital. Mr. Wieden is a graduate Beatrice High School and Wartburg College at Waverly, where he majored in business administration.
He is employed in the office of the soy bean division of Cargill, Inc. Fort Dodge. Maatsch-Ruyle vows told July 23 at Lanham, Kansas Tall baskets of white gladioli graced the sanctuary of the St. 'John's Lutheran Church at Lanham, July 23, at 6:30 p. m.
for the wedding of Jacqueline Maatsch, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Maatsch of -Odell, and Marvin Ruyle, foster son of Carl and Julia Ruyle of Beatrice. In the presence of some 250 guests, Dr. A.
B. Lentz. Louisville, uncle of the bride, officiated. Dr. E.
B. Keisler, Fremont, gave the sermonette. The wedding music was furnished by Mrs. Eldon Dierking, Lewiston, cousin of the bride, who also accompanied Miss Elizabeth Ching, Beatrice, as she sang "Love Divine All Loves Excel ling" and "The Wedding Prayer." and Mrs. Harlan Brei, Scribner, and Don Wehling, Odell, both cousins of the bride, who sang "0 Lord Most Holy." Given.
in marriage by her fath- -MISS JOLENE KAY, HERING, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. Hering of Beatrice, announce her engagement to Thomas Edward son of Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard A. Gehl of Des Moines, Iowa. Miss Hering is a graduate of the Lincoln School of Commerce. Mr. Gehl attended the University of Nebraska.
The couple plans a fall wedding. C. Haecker weds Kenneth Molzer in evening ceremony er, the bride wore a gown of white Chantilly lace and nylon sheer fashioned with a beaded circlet neckline. Long sleeves complimented the fitted bodice. The full floor length skirt was accented with lace panels.
She carried a crescent bouquet of white pompons with a cascade of white steamers accented with lovers knots, Joyce Maatsch attended the bride as maid of honor, and Mrs. Don Moser served as matron of Both are sisters of the bride. Janet Fischer, cousin of the groom, and Marlys Duis, cousin of the bride, served as bridesmaid and junior bridesmaid, respectively. Lighting the candles on the pews and the tapers in the chancel were Mrs. Robert Holle, cousin of the bride, and Judy Baumfalk.
Mary Jo Brei. cousin of the bride, served as flower girl. All (Continued on Page 5) Baskets of white gladioli and woodwardia tied with turquoise ribbon and two seven-branch candelabras decorated the chancel for the Aug. 6 wedding of Charlotte Ann Haecker, Plymouth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ervin Haecker, and Kenneth A. Molzer, DeWitt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Molzer. The Rev.
E. F. Prange solemnized the double ring ceremony at the Peace Lutheran Church in Plymouth at 7:30 p. m. in the presence of 300 guests.
Mrs. Henry Pohlmann, aunt of the bride, played traditional wedding music, and accompanied Delbert Reiss of Crete, who sang "Jesus Lead the Way" and "The Wedding Prayer." The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white nylon tulle and imported Chantilly lace over satin. The fitted bodice of lace over satin was closed down the back with tiny self-covered buttons. The neckline was scalloped, and the long sleeves came ot points at the tip of the wrists. The skirt of satin with a tulle overskirt edged with a deep band of lace fell gracefully to floor length, ending in an aisle-wide cathedral train.
Her elbow-length veil was made of pure silk imported English illusion net. Highlighted with pearls, the Queen's Crown was made of imported Swiss braid. She carried a cascade of pink roses. Serving attendants were four sisters of the bride. Mrs.
Marvin Yost of Plymouth was the maid of honor, and Mrs. Wayne Schroeder. Beatrice, Mrs. Melvin Meyer, of Plymouth, and Miss Alice a Haecker, Plymouth, were bridesmaids. Their street-length dresses were fashioned of turquoise brocaded taffeta with scooped necklines 'and bouffant skirts.
They wore white gloves. and their headbands matched the turquoise of their gowns." They carried white baskets of aqua-tipped carnations. Patricia Schroeder, Beatrice, (Continued on Page 4) MISS JANICE LORRAINE VANDEGRIFT, whose engagement and approaching marriage to El. don Faulder, son of William Faulder of Beatrice, is being announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Vandegrift. A fall. wedding is planned by the couple. (Skinner.
