Cleveland-Mace Nuptials in Central City Nebraska
Harold Mace son of Rolla and Mrs Mace of Gresham, and Elsie Cleveland of Central City were married in a double ring ceremony at the Lutheran Church in Central City Nebraska. Rev Knipperburg performed the rite with Mrs Glenn Colby as matron of honor and Melvin Church as a attendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harald Mace
Rolla Mace
Gresham
Polk County
G. P. Mace
Osceola
Elsie Cleveland
Central City
Knipperburg
Nebraska
Glenn Colby
Clarks
Melvin Church
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Wedding of Groom on Farm Near Osceola
The couple, attired in gray and blue, were married with Virgil Hoff sneider as usher. Dorothy Knipperburg lit candles and Mrs Knipperburg sang during the ceremony. They hosted a reception at the bride’s parents home in east Central City, then will begin housekeeping on the groom’s farm six miles west of Osceola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Hoffsneider
Dorothy Knipperburg
Knipperburg
Elizabeth Knipperburg
East Central City
Glenn Canton
Palmer
Osceola
Johnson Hanquist couple wed in Swede Home church
Miss Marlene Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold W Johnson Stromsburg married Roger E Hanquist son of Mr and Mrs Reuben Hanquist Polk at the Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church Swede Home on Sunday evening February 14 1954 Rev Bernt G Johnson officiated the candle light double ring ceremony with background arrangements of red and white carnations gladiolas and snapdragons and lit tapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson — Hanquist
Marlene Johnson
Harold W. Johnson
Stromsburg
Roger E. Hanquist
Reuben Hanquist
Polk
Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church
Bernt G. Johnson
Marlowe
Wayne Johnson
Levert Oquist
Janis Peterson
Dixie Peterson
Ramona Larson
Sheila Yungdahl
Harlan Johnson
Ronald Sarow
Martin Lundstrom
David Jones
Raymond Johnson
Hanquist
Stromsburg High School
Luther College
Polk High School
Clarks
Nebraska
Dolores Cerny Weds Leonard Leswing in Denver Ceremony
The Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church hosted Miss Dolores Cerny daughter of Mrs Mary Cerny Osceola and Leonard Leswing son of Mr and Mrs Louis Leswing Denver for a double ring wedding. Rev Michael Walsh presided and Rose Mary Collins sang Ave Maria and Panis Angelicus. The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown with nylon net and sequin pearl trimmed Juliet cap and carried pink roses. The reception followed at the newlyweds home in Denver. Out of town guests included Osceola Columbus and Omaha residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church of
Denver
Dolores Cerny
Mary Cerny
Osceola
Leonard Leswing
Louis Leswing
Michael Walsh
Dorothy Ruddy
Rose Mary Collins
Schubert
Panis Angelicus
Donald Cerny
Columbus
Elsie Cerny
Juliet
Leonard Milholm
Morrison
Colo
William Leswing
Leswing
New Mexico
East Jewel
Elsie
Lester Anderson
Joe Cerny
Annie Cerny
George Hruska
Omaha
Monroe Swanson Dies Sudden in Alaska
Word has reached of Monroe Swanson of Seattle Washington. Born and raised near Osceola he moved to Seattle in 1924 and worked as an electrician. He served in the U S Navy in the South Pacific during the war and later worked in Ketchikan Alaska where he died of a heart attack February 18 at age 51. He leaves his father E A Swanson of Osceola a sister Mrs Charles Walgren also of Osceola and a brother Alfred Swanson of North Platte Nebraska. Funeral and burial will be in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Swanson
Seattle
Washington
Osceola
Polk County
Lincoln
Nebraska
U. S. Navy
South Pacific
Ketchkan
Alaska
E. A. Swanson
Charles Walgren
Alfred Swanson
North Platte
Greens Chapel Community Notes Honor Many Local Folks
Mrs. John Renner writes of a busy Greens Chapel week with the Jolly Workers Extension Club meeting at Mrs. Donelson’s home and a Farm and Home Safety lesson by Mrs. Steever. Valentine gatherings, anniversaries, and many visits among area families fill the social calendar, including trips to Omaha and Lincoln and several housewarmings and birthday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Renner
Jolly Workers Womens Extension Club
Carol Donelson
Lewis Berggren
D. E. Powell
G. L. Steever
Donald Haack
Bruce Kingston
Aurora
Joe Larson
Potter
Ansel Lindquist
Elmer Kinberg
Omaha
W. F. Wynn
Rolland A. Beatty
Ronald
Stanley J. Harless
James Harless
Jimmie
Denver
Douglas Steever
Ella Johnson
Will Hornbloom
Stromsburg
Luther Kries
Harry Kries
Albert Bloom
Norris Johnson
Elmer Johnson
Fred K. Johnson
Gerald M. Mentink
Paul McKeag
Joe McCarty
York
Dan
Newburg
N. Y
Air Force
Clarence E. van Ostrand
Wm. Morgan
Edward
Herbert K. Anderson
Central City
Brooke Berggren
Claude Boots
Garnet
Kansas
Arthur Matthiesen
Belgrade
Raymond Burke
Lincoln
Byron
Albert Teegerstrom
Alvin Burke
A. S. Torell
Vern C. Berck
District 18 social notes roll through area homes
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Wells of Columbus hosted Tuesday evening dinner with Adal Bernt. Valeria Smolensk and family near St Marys called on Edward Lisko Monday. Richard Gonka and Carolyn visited the Gonkas Tuesday evening. Nels Hasselbalch accompanied by August Hasselbalch visited Omaha and Orsie Adams on Monday, returning Tuesday. Walter Bernt called on John Micek Thursday. Louis Benda and family dined with Richard Eller near Shelby Friday. Richard Eller of near Shelby visited Edward Lisko Tuesday. John Gonka went to Creston on business Tuesday. Mrs. Harry Holcomb of Shelby dined with Adolph Bernt Tuesday. Leslie Hohendorf and a business trip to Omaha Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Kubicek
David
C. Fletcher
Joe Gonka
California
John Gonka
John Micek
Phil
Wes Nielsen
Nebraska City
Adolph Bernt
Louis
St. Josephs
Paul Fredbieck
Gene Lisko
Osceola
Mary Cockson
Bellwood
Leo Cockson
al Lisko
David City
Edward Cockson
St. Marys
Leo Glatter
Ulysses
P W. Elliott
Chet Sells
Lawrence Bonk
Columbus
Arthur Maybereer
Near Columbus
Lloyd Bernt
Mrs. Elliott
Alta Liska
Chet Wells
Adal Bernt
Valeria Smolensk
Near St. Marys
Edward Lisko
Richard Gonka
Carolyn
Nels Hasselbalch
August Hasselbalch
Omaha
Orsie Adams
Walter Bernt
Louis Benda
Richard W. Eller
Shelby
Creston
Harry Holcomb
Leslie Hohendorf
Local Grocery Ad Listing Packaged Goods and Prices
A vintage ad lists Tide Dreft or Fab detergents and Cream of Wheat cereal, plus four cans for 3 cents. Campbell’s Tomato Soup and Franco-American Spaghetti appear with 200 size, oranges, and a note that quantities may be limited per customer.
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Cleveland
MACE
St. Paul Lutheran
The
Scandinavian Mutual Insurance Company
Swanson Hall
Herbert Flodman
Lillie Chindgren
Paula Scharman
Miland Hanquist
Arlyn Hanquist
Concordia
Wayne and
Marlowe Johnson
Miland
Stanley Hanquist
Mary Elizabeth Johnson
Becky Hanquist
Mary
Becky
Michael Lee Hanquist
Evelyn Oquist
Glenn Twarling
Dalton
Donna Larson
Amaizo
REDS
Kelloggs
Trailer Peas
O. R. Hennings
Marybelle
Roy Thomas
Rising City
Carolyn Anderson
August E. Anderson
O. M. Nelson
Ed Carlson
Carl Caskadon
Russell W. Anderson
James Harre
Exeter
Alice Lindquist
Stoner School
Reynold Peterson
Will Hernbloom
Wilbur
Lloyd Lindgren
Gordon Olseen
Earl Burke
Linda
Joe Newman
Wayne Anderson
John J. Knorr
Co-Op
the & Million
Calesman
Osceola, Nebraska
District 18 News
Campbells Tomato Soup
Campbells
Angel Food
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