Bride-To-Be Patricia Tulenko Feted With Parties
Compliment events for Patricia Tulenko, bride-elect of Mr. Tietjen, were noted with a backyard barbecue at the Graham residence, attended by Mrs. Fred Tietjen and Mrs. John Gibson among others. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Dougherty of Pittsburgh. The couple is set to marry on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepin
Patricia Tilenko
Elvct Purl Tulenko
Patricia Tulenko
M L., Dougherty
Pittsburg, Pa
John Me~ Haney Jr
Harme
Thomas D. Graham
Moreau
Rumbaugh Robinson Vows Solemnized at Hallsville Home
Marriage of Huby Rumbaugh and Willis BP Robinson solemnized June 1 at the bride’s parents’ Hallsville home. The couple, graduates of the University of Missouri, will reside near Hallsville after brief wedding reception attended by immediate families. plans include Kentucky and Tennessee sojourns before settling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huby Rumbaugh
Willis BP. Robinson
University of Mussouri
Heisenna Farm
iKenturty
Tennessee
Hone
Hallsville
The Clardys Welcome Weekend Visitors Note
Weekend guests at Lemuel Clardy's home include Mrs. Palmer and Mr. Hof Fulton from New Blue Margaret, Mrs. Hippel from Mexicogell, and Mr. Billy Hippel. The Jefferson City van will depart Friday for a Georgia vacation, joined by Palmer Clardy and Thomas from Puiran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel
New Bluemang
Palmer
Orville Hof Fulton
Billy Hippel
Mexicogell
Jeffer
Jefferson City
Vanple
Georgia
Palmer Clardy
Thomas
Puiran
Miss Jerre Holt Feted With Surprise Shower
Miss Jerre Holt was honored at a Friday night shower held at the Buchta home on Payne Drive. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Jac Helchauzer, Mrs. Roveis, O. H. Storey, Miss Margaret Lane, Miss Estella Raithel, and M Jean Rowden. Guests enjoyed a dessert course served by Mrs. Buchtaami and Miss Knnernee. Miss Halte married to Mr. David Marhel June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerre Holt
Pat Mischield
Buchia
Payne ‘Drive
Jac Helchauzer
Roveis
O. H. Storey
Margaret Lane
Estella Raithel
M Jean Rowden
Buchtaami
Knnernee
Halte
David Marhel
South's bold bid backfires in spade game misplay
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a bridge hand where South's jump to four spades fails to fit partner's diamond prospects. South omits partner input expecting a game, while East counters with a deceptive queen-ten sequence allowing West to seize control. The column notes the risks of misreading spade and diamond fits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald Jacoby
NEA
South
North
Korth
West Amuserl
East
Desi Arnaz
Skill Sours Reckless Bid in a Diamonds Trial
In a bridge deal South wins the first trick with the ace of diamonds and draws the expected conclusion. The defense leads from a ten high and the declarer finesses, later producing the ten of diamonds to win the trick while West follows with a heart and two clubs, sealing the contract victory for South with precise play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
East
Hat
West
Dumins
Fast
Duplicate Bridge Scores Announced By Elks Clubs
High scorers in the duplicate bridge game at the Fiks Club were Arthur Koester and Mrs Richard Rugh with top north south 9415. Leonard Bode and Richard Rugh followed. In east west, Mrs Lee Gowry and Mrs Nell Man led with 1001, followed by a three way tie for second among Mrs Tom Johnson Miss Polley Bignell and Mr M G Moyer.
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Fiks
Arenamnees
Averane
Arthur Koester
Richard Rugh
Leonard Bode
Leonard Parton
Tein Holynes
Arthie Oester
and Bare Seavert
Lee Gowry
Nell Man
Sur
Tom Johnson
Polley Bignell
M. G. Moyer
Donald Brown
Presbyterian Women To Meet Tomorrow at Inetock Church
The Presbyterian Women Association will meet tomorrow at Inetock Church. Luncheon will be served at noon, and an afternoon panel discussion is planned as the program highlights.
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Presbyterian
The
Presbyterian Women's Association
Inetock
Local News Snippet From Jefferson City 1958
Fragmentary post in the Post-Tribune notes Mrs Schulte visiting, Mrs Carter attending Cape ceremonies for Baltimore, and Mrs Carter and James Hull planning to stay in Maryland. mentions a Baltimore chapter and a trip by plane to visit a daughter in Canal.
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Post-Tribune
Jefferson City
Schulte
Carter
Baltimore Pu Alpha
Oto Schatta
Canal
Baltimore
Jam
Matuaiere
Fragmented OCR Names and Phrases in Local Notice
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous personal names and titles such as Legendre, Howth, Mary Ma, Mrs. VWaances, Wilbur Histo, Chena Costello, Park, and Detopelor. It reads like a jumble from a local notice page with broken sentences, unclear roles, and missing context, typical of damaged archival text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Legendre
Se Verity
Mary Ma
Vwaances
Vipper
Chena Costello
Les Vagene Contin
Lreaangey Wilbur Histo
MW Striegel
Mei Anntel
Ser Gosit-At-Aene
Mikidy Peston
Souru Am
Abial Tna
Axon Couple Marks 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Axon observe their silver anniversary at Cardinal Street home. They wed in May 1931 near Wisconsin and plan a visit from Menomonie to Kansas City family members. Relatives including Mrs Hunt Mrs Goodrich and son Philip attend the observance and plan a home return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tal
Vinilay
Eli QO
Axart
Cardinal St
Ple
Axon
Amd
Fay
Kner F. Hunt
Ane
Tim
Kansas City
Kat
W. R. Gabriel
Kansas
Evening Women's Guild Meets at Trinity Liberan
The Evening Women's Guild held a meeting last night in the School Hall presided by Diehl with 25 members and three guests Miss Edna Knernschield M Hilda Stork and Miss Lola Stock of Boonville Attendees heard a devotional by Mrs A Schmalz and a talk by the Reverend who accepted a gift from the group The social hour committee included Mrs Leona Kneinschieli Mrs Rose Mayens Miss Margaret Schmittzky and Miss Margaret Dick Sumner flowers decorated the serving table
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Guild
Gavet Diehl
Edna Knernschield
Hilda Stork
Lola Stock
Boonville
A. ©. Schmalz
Airs
Leona Kneinschieli
Rose Mayens
Margaret Schmittzky
Margaret Dick
Sumner Flowers
University honors eight women for high achievement
Miss Puteress Mi Gant and eight other standout women at the University of MissorHeal are named as top scholars in the annual awards. The selections, kept secret until publication, highlight academic merit, leadership, and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oulstieid Iiss
Verryan Tearerstip
Selintnretiy
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Strie Convent
Talla
Mab Newberry
Paniel
Aliseras
Nye Wiel
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Montero
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Ege
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Dial
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Bee
American Cole
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al Cole
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Wiley Gurissdilent
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Bark Dente
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Ben Paulsen
jMotehison
Pathers
PeTrestigent
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Chilgren
Abell
Gan
Hollywoord
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Holsum Bakers
National Wakere Services, Inc
Chicago
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Wick
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