Linen shower for bride to be in Clarks
Miss Constance Zou cha and Eugene Oberhauser plan to wed June 5 at St. Bonaventure Church. A linen shower was held at the Bud Steiner home in Columbus with games and gifts. lunch followed for the guests.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1965
Page
8
Miss Constance Zou cha and Eugene Oberhauser plan to wed June 5 at St. Bonaventure Church. A linen shower was held at the Bud Steiner home in Columbus with games and gifts. lunch followed for the guests.
Clarks Henderson track meet results list placements from shot put and sprints with names Hansher Pollard Kohl Shonsey Sutko Sweet Dittmer Shonese and others. The Clarks second grade group reports on club meetings, officers, penny dues, harmony rhymes and spelling success plus a white robin sighting and vacation greeting from teacher Ilene Sloan.
Clarks residents report visitors including the Clifford Soll family of Archer and the Ed Rudmans. George Damme and Fred Meyer fished Sunday near Royak’s. Royak’s Sunday guests at the Dan'.Sie mek home included the Holland Dixon family of Bartlesville Oklahoma, Mr and Mrs Emery Jarecki of Lind say, the Joe Dusel family of Meadow Grove, the Walter Spellbur gers of Dodge, the Joe Kielbasas, Ted Ksiazek and Leo Prososkis all of Clarks. Evening callers included the John Padrozas and daughter of Columbus, Ray Sock and Louise Sock of Genoa and the Clarence Prososkis of Fullerton.
The Clarks Research Club met May 20 at Mrs Trank Schuldt’s home with co host Mrs Mark Anderson. President Mrs Art Schlondorf led the election of officers including Art Canet as president and Ljohnson as vice president, Meta Key as secretary and treasurer, with book committee members named. Anderson installed the new officers.
Rod Pollard of Clarks won the Class D pole vault at the state meet with a best of 12 feet 2 inches, sharing the state record on misses and taking first on fewer failures. He failed at 12 feet 6 inches on three tries and plans to attend Kearney State College next fall.
Athletic awards go to Doug Bolen Bob Douglas Jim Clark Phil Sutko Dennis Van Pelt Jack Sweet Jim Hansher Rod Pollard Francis Dittmer Mike Shonsey Dick Zegar Matt Shonsey. VFW essays honors go to Sandy Hays Elynn Miller. Annual and scholastic honors include Loretta Booth Cindy Swedenburg Ron Herman Janet Strobel with honors for Carol Kula Doris Zlomke. Senior recipients list Theresa Bialas Bonnie Stromberg Sandy Mays Elynn Miller Yvonne Wruble. Extra music and band awards awarded to Loretta Booth Kathy Bolen Bonnie Stromberg Janice Prososki with Renae Dexter Doris Zlomke noted for accompaniments.
Dr. Shaw Little was honored at an alumni banquet in Stromsburg after visiting families. Memorial Day services directed by Veterans of Foreign Wars will be held May 30 at Clarks Cemetery with a band, Gettysburg Address, wreath laying, firing squad, taps, and officers named. A graduation reception for Carol Stromberg followed at Polk. April E and H savings bonds in Merrick county total $34,720 with year to date $177,039. Vacation Bible School starts May 31 at Clarks Methodist Church with age appropriate schedules and staff.
Eighteen from St Peters church attended Albion deanery spring meeting in Krakow on May 19 with George Schutte elected treasurer. Fr Koros of Clarks showed slides. Walter Starostka reported on legislation. Next meeting Sept 9 at ONeill. WSCS luncheon at church featured co hosts Mrs Caley and Mrs Glasser. Reverend Wells installed new officers. Pioneer Lassies 4-H Club met May 19 with Shelly Jacobi reporting. Three girls to sew skirts and six to sew aprons. group to Central City May 28 for material selection.
The bulletin lists church activities and service times. Methodist Church led by Clyde A. Wells shows morning service and church school, with MYF meetings and WSCS on the second Wednesday. Pierce Chapel and St. Peter's Catholic Church also provide monthly, weekly, and seasonal mass schedules with confessions and daily masses.
The Clarks alumni banquet is set for 7 p.m. May 29 in the school auditorium. Classes of 1915 1940 1955 and 1965 will be honored with Ellen Schank representing 1915 and Erma Morris 1965. Vinson Bittinger acts as toastmaster with guests welcomed by association president Mrs Elwyn Craig. Speakers include Roger Vergo for 1955 and Mrs Fred Swedenburg Mervin Stromberg for 1940. Alumni officers include Mrs Craig Larry Phelps Earl Ferguson and Don Neel.
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