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Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Viola Oliver and sons were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford - Oliver and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Asseln and daughter of Genava, and Mrs. Amanda Trumble and son Will, niece of the bride, placed the ribbons in the bride's pillow of ne. Miss Maude Brouse, aunt of the bride, was in charge of the guest book. Out of town guests at the shower were Mrs. Harold Kennedy and daughter Sue of Manhattan, Mrs. Charley Hardenberger, Haddam, and Mrs. Vearl Halloway, Mrs. John* Chalowoka, Mrs. Roland Mari scek and Mrs. Lester Kakes, Narka. The hostesses for the event were #1¢ members of the ‘bride’s mother’s canasta club. Mrs. Beulah Coonrod, Mrs. Allen Livingston, Mrs. L.E. Buchheister, Mrs Velda Taall er and Mrs. Harry Peake. Peg gy Jo Kennedy, daughter of Mrs. Mabel Kennedy of Mah aska, and the late Joe Kennedy Robert Carlson son of Mrs. Fra nces Carlson of Junction City, ‘were married at Junction City Kansas on August 29, 1963. They will make ‘their home in Salina where she is employed at St. John’s hospital and he has construction work. Mrs. Mable Kennedy had as last weekend guests, her son Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kennedy and canghter of Manhattan, and her daughter Mrs. Robert Carlson and Mr. Carlson of Salina. A dinner was enjoyed Sunday in honor of Mr. Ken nedy’s birthday, and the group Were joint for the noon meal by Mrs. Nannie Kennedy of Narka. vem. The Mahaska ‘Parent. Teachers Association. sponsored” a very successful carnival which was her. at the high schol. Mon day night. The officers, ‘Mrs. Leo Tuma, Mrs. ‘Donald Flagle and Mrs. Jerry Graham report door receipts of $199.00 of which a part. will ‘be uset: ae ~ the spring or the athetic supper. All patrons are again urged to save their Gold Bond stamp covers, which are being used to get a sound ‘system for the school, ‘Mr. and Mrs. Rex Wells of Lincoln visited Wednesday with his sister, Mrs. Mary Rose and accompanied them to their home where she spent the re mainder of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lowe and son of Kearney, Ned, spent the weekend with their parents Mr. and Mrs. A.J. ‘Lowe and Robert and Charlotte, and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hammer ,and family of Thompson A new improvement to the appearance to the post office was made by the postmaster, Harold Coonrod, over the week end to lay a new tile floor in the main part of the office. The tile matches the color of the new fixtures, which had been installed by the govern ment about 3 years ago. The old floor of inlaid linoleum had been laid when the building served as the bank and no doubt had been in use about 27 years. Sports fans did enjoy the tap ed broadcast of the homecom ing game, Frinight in which Greenleaf won from the Mah aska Cardinal” 27 WS 6, but of course would have enjoyed it more had the Cardinals won. The game was given over the Fairbury radio station, and was sponsored by several of the local merchants. Mrs. Peggy Jo Kennedy Carl son of Salina was honored with a miscellaneous shower, Satur day evening, October 13, 1963 Church. The color scheme for the evening was carried out no brides colors of blue and white. After a social hour, the bridie opened her many lovely gifts, assisted by Misses Stella Mason and Margie Lowe. Mrs. Y Warold Kennedy of Manhattan wrote of each gift and the givers names. Miss Sue Kennedy Mrs. Leslie Lowe was a pat igs in the Lytie hospital over the weekend for a severe case of intestinal flu. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Busch, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith, Monte Coonrod and Kim Busch attended the K State Football game in Manhattan Saturday. The boys were overnight guess of Michael Lowe and “Sunday morning visited in Junction City with PFC and Mrs. Steve Coonrod. ‘Mrs. Minnie Mulch of Munden was a guest of Mrs. May Lowe from Monday until Wednesday. Mrs. Gladys Kerr. returned home from a 2 weeks vacation spent in Osborne, Kansas in the home of her son; Mr. and Mrs. Dean ‘Kerr and children. Her son and family brought — her home and spent the weekend with Mrs. Kerr’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Livingston. Mrs. L'M McAtee left Thurs day for Scottsbluff, Near to visit in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Perry with Mrs. Perry’s mother, Mrs. Della Morey, 1+. Mrs. Don Deegan of Corval lis, Ore., was a Tuesday over night guests of Mrs. May Lowe and her guest, Mrs. Minnie ‘Maria of Munden, Mrs. Adoph Waltman drove to Lincoln Monday to be an overnight guest in the home of her son JK. Lowe and family while their son, Daniel, 4, had a tonsillectomy. She returned on Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Sorell and daughter Joyce attended the funeral of an aunt Mrs. Vic Sorell in Clifton Tuesday morn ing. Joe Barton and Jack Tuma returned Saturay from a ten day fishing tip to Park Rapids, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Sorell and daughter, Joyce visited at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Fremond Sorell, ‘with a brother Dean Borell of Colo rado Springs, Colorado who is visiting his parents. Mr. an’? ‘Mrs. Mark Hood of Lincoln spent the weekend with We HAve the FLEX CRYSTAL CLEAR CUT, TACK, SEW or SEAL HUNDREDS OF USES INDOORS OUTDOORS Pore INCLOSURES STORM OCWS Only 29¢ 34 Indha a WAIL PROTECTOR FURNITURE COVERS ASTO'CO AS it ASS LaVern Young, Owner their grandparents Mr. and Mrs Allen Livingston,” Mr. and Mrs. Ronald ‘Livingson and children Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rose and children, Miss Natalie Rhine of Haddam and Keith Corbin of Morrowville joined the group for dinner Sunday. Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Tom Munoz and daughter, Cindy ar rived Thursday from ‘his base at ‘Mt. Home, Idaho to be the guests for two weeks of Mrs. Munoz’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Compton and Duane. At the county wide meeting of all ‘name extension units in Washington Monday all new officers were installed. Those who attended from here were, president, Mrs. Harold C. Tuma, vice president, Mrs. Beulah Coonrod and secretary treasu rer, Mrs. Albert Veatch, Mrs. Leslie Cossaart, as the reporter was unable to attend.
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The Fairbury Daily News
Fairbury, Nebraska, US
Mon, Oct 28, 1963
Page 2
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