Olesen Bierman Marriage Quietly Solemnized at Home
Mr and Mrs K G Bierman announce the marriage of their daughter Cassie to Oliver Olesen. The ceremony took place Wednesday June 14 at the bride’s parents home with Rev P A Flanagan of Holy Angels church officiating. The groom’s brother served as best man. The couple honeymooned at Yellowstone Park and will reside at 2531 Bowler Avenue after August. Mrs Olesen served six months overseas in Red Cross canteen service.
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K G. Bierman
Cassie
Oliver Olesen
P. A. Flanagan
Holy Angels Church
Mee
Maynard Swartz
Edward Brerman
Oleson
Olson Ace
Yellowstone Park
Bowler Avenue
American Red Cross
Alumni Picnic at Kiug Park Near Town State College
Alumni and friends of Town State College plan a Saturday picnic at Kiug Park with a swimming party and supper provided. Miss Emma Braga of 1463 Lothrop Street coordinates reservations for the event.
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Town State College
Kiug Park
Emma Braga
Lothrop Street
Chamber junior outing at Lakoma Lake club
The junior division of the Chamber of Commerce will hold an outing at Lakoma Lake club Saturday after noon and evening. A program of outdoor sports will be followed by a dinner dance. More than 100 couples are expected to attend.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lakoma Lake Club
Social Settlement Honors Miss Reid for Work
The W I SB L club of the Social Settlement spends the weekend at the school and salutes principal Saunders asMiss Reid receives a gold wrist watch for her long service.
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Social Settlement
W. I. Sb. L. Club
Nystrom-Gentry Nuptials Held At Parents Home
Miss Emily Marie Nystrom wed W Max Gentry at the bride's parents home on a Wednesday ceremony. Rev H C Seindel of McCable Methodist Church officiated. Miss Gladys Saylor sang At Dawning with Mrs J T Nystrom accompaniment. Miss Esther Nystrom served as maid of honor. William Gentry was best man.
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Emily Marie Nystrom
John Nystrom
W. Max Gentry
B. F. Gentry
H. C. Seindel
McCable Methodist Church
Gladys Saylor
J. T. Nystrom
Alice Nystrom
Esther Nystrom
William Gentry
Miss Louise Fort to Visit Omaha for Buffet Supper
Miss Louise Fort, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerrit Fort long time Omaha residents now in Boston, arrives next Tuesday as guest of Miss Elizabeth Barker. Barker hosts a buffet supper that evening at Luther Kountze home before a dance and Fort will visit Miss Jeannette Johnson during her Omaha stay.
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Louise Fort
Elizabeth Barker
Miss Fort
Gerrit Fort
Omaha
Boston
Mass
Retiring Franklin principal Mary Reid feted by Saun ders alumni
Sixty five former pupils and parents attended a luncheon at Happy Hollow club on Thursday in honor of Miss Mary Reid, retiring principal of Franklin at Camp Brewster. Miss Gladys Shamp will chaperone the party. The L O E club plans a June 28 picnic and family dinner for L O E day and Ellis carnival, with Mrs Pratt Harwood chairing and Mesdames Johnston, Niederst, Marshall and Ainscow assisting.
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Saunders School
Happy Hollow Club
Mary Reid
Franklin
Camp Brewster
Gladys Shamp
L. O. E. Club
Miss Vera Pedersen Hosts Musicale Tea
Miss Vera Pedersen entertained at a musicale tea on Wednesday June 21 at her home with fifty guests. Musical numbers were performed by Misses Margaret Claire Heelan Tanhel Graham Bernice Hayes Fern Hammond Annie Rosenwaren Jenny Rosenwaren Ermagrace Reilly Janet Wood Virginia Jonas Eleanor Lalble Ruth Steiner Betty Nielsen Elizabeth Jonas Francis Nicklen and Ralpha and Vance Baird. Glenn Gerkin Wayne Edgar James Nicklen Jack Maddox
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Vera Pedersen
Margaret Claire Heelan
Tanhel Graham
Bernice Hayes
Fern Hammond
Annie Rosenwaren
Jenny Rosenwaren
Ermagrace Reilly
Janet Wood
Virginia Jonas
Eleanor Lalble
Ruth Steiner
Betty Nielsen
Elizabeth Jonas
Francis Nicklen
Ralpha
Vance Baird
Glenn Gerkin
Wayne Edgar
James Nicklen
Jack Maddox
Luncheon Hosts Guests Of Mrs Pegan At Field Club
Mrs. Leroy M Pegan held a luncheon Friday at the Field club for Mrs Lee Huff and her sisters. Attending were Mesdames Lee Huff Lee Huff Jr L S Grazer of El Paso Texas and Mr and Mrs C E Murphy of Salt Lake City Corsages priced at 1 00 featured ribbons tinted with black centers and silvered leaves to match the gilt designs.
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Leroy M. Pegan
Field Club
Lee Huff
Lee Huff, Jr
L. S. Grazer
el Paso
Tex
C. E. Murphy
Salt Lake City
New York Fashion Notes On Sports Skirts And Sleeves
Special correspondent reports on the latest sports wear near New York. Skirts show extreme length changes and embroideries while sleeves extend near the hem. Metallic trims in gold and silver appear on fabrics like georgette and crepe maracain, with gold thread accents on pockets girdles and yokes.
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New York
Personal News Roundup of Returned Travelers
Miss Eva Kirkpatrick returns from Creston Iowa while Jack Lee attends Shrine convention in California. Dr. Raymond Traynor returns from a Rochester Minnesota medical meeting. James A. Griffith and daughter Vivian return from California with Mrs. Ralph Coad visiting New York. Elizabeth Bruce plans a July eastern trip with her father E. E. Bruce. G W Bishop and Harriet Knapp become Mr. and Mrs. Bishop now at 2444 Newport. O M Smith family to Keystone ranch for about 10 days. Robert Wylie to Cody Wyoming after Ames and Cornell study. Adaline Kent of Kentfield California visits Emily Burke after junior year at Vassar.
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Robert Wylie
W. S. Wylie
Ames Agricultural College
Cornell
Cody, Woo
Adaline Kent
Kentfield
Cal
Emily Burke
Kent
Vassar
Adirondacks
Problems That Perplex Mother Is Stern
A reader asks about strict parental limits on a 17 year old daughter who works and attends night school and feels lonely. Miss Fairfax advises the girl to seek some recreation and bargaining through conversation with her mother to balance discipline with social life.
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Miss Fairfax
Veronica
The Tale of Reddy Woodpecker and Whiteface the Carpenter Bee
Reddy Woodpecker taps a poplar for news and a pale faced carpenter bee named Whiteface avoids him by claiming busyness. Reddy seeks to learn the bee's name and purpose, but Whiteface dismisses him, posting a sign This Is My Busy Day and vanishing as the tale ends with the carpenter never reappearing.
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Reddy Woodpecker
Buster Bumblebee
Reddy
LT Hope
Whiteface
Carpenter
Carenter
Ater
Revelations of a Wife Opens Hidden Files
Adele Garrison's serialized tale deepens as a frightened Allen Drake seeks aid from his father to view secret papers. The trio of papers, including decoded symbols, suggest a vital key to a long hidden mystery, with tension mounting as the reveal nears.
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Allen
Allen Drake
Common Sense How Way Are You Going
Questioning readers about motivation and self improvement. Encourages a personal inventory to avoid sliding backward and to choose a forward path before it is too late. Promotes using a Want Ad in The Omaha Bee to reach thousands with low cost.
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R. T
Omaha Bee
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