Guinn Peters Tie in Pierce Nebraska Ceremony
Mary Ann Guinn daughter of Mr and Mrs Claire Guinn and Harlan Peters son of Mrs Hattie Peters married Friday July 20 at 7 20 pm in the Pierce Methodist Church with Rev George Schnabelauer officiating. Bride wore a floor length white lace gown with illusion veil and carried red roses and white Stephans on a Bible. Reception for 250 followed. The couple will reside with the bride's parents near Pierce after August 1. The bride is a Pierce High School graduate and plans to teach. the groom attended various area schools and served in the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Guinn
Claire Guinn
Free
Neb
Harlan Peters
Hattie Peters
Pierce
Orge Schnabauer
Leonard Guinn
Hilda Wyhlidahl
Izabeth Sugabarth
Norfolk
Gither Volloro
Ostend
Mere Sterling Enery
Neligh
Harad Kraak
Stanton
Pierce High Hool
Armed Forces
Norfolk Elioh
Creighton
Plainview
Visa
Osmond
Sholes
Magnet
Sioux City
Ameston
American Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers at June Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary elected officers for the coming year at its June meeting. Mrs. M. J. Cruige was named president, with co president Mrs. RR Tanner and vice president Mrs. Tom Tan View. Other officers include Mrs. John Sthiker as vice president, Mrs Ao Polmer secretary, Merc. Gen Miller treasurer, Mrs. Fred oOanina chaplain, Mrs. Neal Urion sergeant at arms, Mrs efiveth Blecha flag bearer, and Mrs Brown historian. Tommie Heber and Jas Brewer represented the Legion in planning future activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
M. J. Cruige
RR. J. Tanner
Tom Tan
John Sthiker
Ao Polmer
Merc
Miller
FredoOanina
Neal Urion
Efiveth Blecha
Brown
Ok ER. Ward
Tommie Heber
Jas Brewer
the Legion
July 4 Celebration Plans Sponored by TV Union Auxiliary
Readable fragments indicate a July 4 celebration sponsorship involving a television region and an auxiliary group. Details are sparse but imply coordinated support and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bso
Tv Gion
Indian Creek School Reunion Planned for June 14
Former teachers and pupils of Indian Creek school are invited to attend the reunion at the schoolhouse Sunday June 14 with a basket dinner at noon. Mrs Paul Fern hosted 11 Y Wives members and guest Eileen Jeffrey. Mrs Roland Taylor spoke on glove etiquette and displayed summer hats and gloves at the first summer coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Creek School
Paul Fern
Y-Wives
Eileen Jeffrey
Roland Taylor
Vogue
Taylor
Industrial Areas Is Baptist Circle Study
Twelve members of the Ann Judson circle met in the home of Mrs. Howard Hayes. Guests Mrs. Gingery and Delsa Boileau attended. Lucille Forges led the meeting with a program on Lighting the Candles in Our Cities and Christian centers in industrial areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Circle
Ann Judson
Gingery
Lucille Forges
Harley Brook
Clarenes Wilson
Iva Bales
Albert Batterson
Senator Nominee Two Held in Turkey Theft Case
Justice of the Vearee Diek Hole bound over Senator Nominee Two Held and a younger brother to the grand jury on theft of turkeys charges. Three others involved were released for their evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bilders
This Week's Hero Pratt Girls Win Strike It Rich Reward
Frank Pratt of Prairie Flower, widower with five sons, sees twin daughters Prances and Nancy, now 15, credited by classmate Fern Chistner for joining a radio and TV Strike It Rich program. The Pratt sisters receive 215 dollars cash and an electric mixer as prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pratt
Prairie Flower
Prances
Nancy
Fern
Chistner
Fperne
Pratt Pratts
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Uinn Peters
Nebraska
Indian Creek
Mre Fern
David Gregory
Vre. Taylor
John Owen
Bill Brown
W. F. Messer
Mrs. Have
Miss Forger
Dolea Boileau
N. B. C. Vanilla
Big
Angel Food
Kraft’s
Wood
Speedway Food Store
East Side Square
Ee Csi
Kerr Scott
North Carolina
Raleigh
U.S
Haw River Dairy Farmer
International
Dacron
Ferne Christner
Berlou
Dad
Poplin
Penney’s
Towncraft White
Penney
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