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Wolf Point Local and Social News
Evelyn Helen Schillinger
Marries Harvey Neufeld
In a double-ring ceremony con
'ducted by Rev. Valerian V. Bezdi
• cek at St. Ann’s Church in Vida
Tuesday afternoon. Evelyn Helen
Schillinger. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward J. Schillinger, Vida,
became the bride of Harvey J.
Neufeld, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. H.
Neufeld of Wolf Point.
Altar of the church was de
corated with baskets of white
gladioli and small bouquets of pink
carnations. Wedding music was
provided by Mrs. William Reichert,
cousin of the bride, at the organ,
and Kenneth Schillinger, the bride’s
brother, who sang "Ave Maria”.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride was attired in a tradi
tional white wedding gown with a
nylon net skirt trimmed in lace,
a nylon lace bodice and fingertip
veil of illusion. She wore nylon
net mitts and a string of pearls, a
gift of the groom. Her colonial
bouquet held white roses and step
hanotis.
The matron of honor. Mrs. Leon
ard Loendorf, sister of the bride. |
was attired in an orchid gown of i
nylon net over taffeta with a nylon
lace bodice, matching mitts and
headdress. She carried a bouquet
of yellow ros^s and carnations.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Roger
Johnson and Mrs. Loran Casey.
They wore identical gowns of nile
green nylon net over taffeta and
nylon lace bodices with mitts and
headdress to match. The brides
maids carried bouquets of pink
roses and carnations.
Loran Casey was best man. Ush
«ers were Roger Johnson and Doug
las Young.
For her daughter’s wedding. Mrs.
Schillinger chose a navy nylon net
dress with navy and light blue
accessories. Mrs. Neufeld wore a
navy net dress with white acces
sories. Both mothers had corsages
of white roses.
Mrs. J. C. Moses was in charge
of a reception held in the Wolf
Point Elks building after the cere
mony. Mrs. Burle Nygaard and
Dorothy Kluth poured coffee. Mrs.
Jack Roberts served punch, while
Mrs. R. W. Sorenson and Mrs.
. Moses cut the wedding cake. At
the reception. Kenneeth Schillinger
• sang "Sweetheart” and ‘‘l Love
TYou”.
-Following a wedding trip to Yel
lowstone Park, the newlyweds will
-eestablish a home in Wolf Point
’where the groom is employed by
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The American Legion
The American Legion Post No. 41 of Glasgow is about to begin
the 3rd annual drive to obtain funds to purchase additional emerg
ency portable equipment for sick room needs. Norman Dahl, Com
mander of the local unit announced recently. Funds will be raised
thru the sale of Magazine Subscriptions. Representatives working in
the area will be headed by Vorden Holliday of Billings. Holliday is
working in this area for the Third consecutive year. The success of
these drives in the past two years has enabled us to purchase Portable
Oxygen Tents for Wolf Point and Malta, and an Emergency Iron Lung
for Glasgow. Because other magazine salesmen are working in the
state at the present time, residents should ask the representative to
show a letter signed by Norman Dahl and other commanders of each
area.
Scobey. Opheim. Saco and Poplar are the next four com
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work for Dr. R. W. Sorenson.
For going away. Mrs. Neufeld
chose a rose two-piece dress with
white accessories and a white rose*
corsage. A 1944 graduate of Circle '
High School, she attended the Busi
ness College at Billings.
The groom was graduated from
Wolf Point High School with the
class of 1944. He spent three years
with the Army.
Mrs. Leonard Loendorf enter-.
tained members of the bridal party
with a dinner at her home in
Sgt. DiedrichJWarries
Williston 'Girl June 7
Helene Olson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed C. Olson of Williston,
became the bride of Sgt. Edwin
Duane Diedrich, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Diedrich of Wolf Point
in a double wedding conducted by
Rev. Ray McClube at the First
Methodist Church in Williston Sat
urday evening. June 7. Also mar
ried were Patricia V. Handrum,
daughter of Mrs. Zella Handrum of
Williston and Elvin W. Olson, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ed C. Olson. Wil
liston.
The brides were attired in gowns
of ivory slipper satin fashioned
with double Peter Pan collars, long
pointed sleevees and full court
trains. Their fingertip veils of ill
usion fell from crowns of seed
pearls and rhinestones. They car
ried sheath bouquets of red roses
and net
Marian Olson attended her sis
ter as maid of honor. She wore a
ballerina-length gown of nile green
taffeta and net. with matching
headband and white gloves. The
bridesmaid. Joyce Hu we. wore an
identical gown. Both attendants
wore ' pearl earrings, gifts of the
bride, carrying colonial bouquets of
yellow roses and Esther Reed dais
ies.
As flower girl. Maxine Olson,
sister of the bride, wore a ballerina
length gown of nile green taffeta
with net overskirt, a matching
headband and white gloves. She
also wore a pearl necklace and
bracelet, gift from the bride, carry
ing a basket of rose petals.
THE HERALD-NEWS, Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
Vida prior to the wedding rehear
sal Monday evening.
A miscellaneous shower for the
bride-to-be was held last Thursday.
June 12, at the ranch home of Mrs.
Roger Johnson, with Mrs. Loran
Casey serving as co-hostess. Games
were played with prizes going to
Evelyn Schillinger. Mrs. Phil Jack
ley. Mrs. Burle Nygaard and Mrs.
R. W. ' Sorenson.
On Friday. June 13. Mrs. J. C.
Moses and Mrs. Sorenson had
a dinner party’ honoring Miss
Schillinger at the Moses home in
Wolf Point. Those present, in addi
tion to the honor guest and hos
tesses. were: Mrs. Roger Johnson.
Mrs. Douglas Young. Mrs. Jack
Roberts. Mrs. Burle Nygaard and
Mrs. Loran Casey. The bride-to-be
received a gift of crystal from the
group.
Floyd Johnson of Wolf Point at
tended Sgt. Diedrich as best man.
Elroy Sundby was usher.
Mrs. Olson wore a pale blue
print jersey dress with white ac
cessories and a corsage of pink
roses. For her son’s wedding. Mrs.
Diedrich chose a medium blue suit
with red accessories and a corsage
of Hoover roses.
Following the ceremony, a lunch
eon reception was held in the
church parlors’ served by the
WSCS. Two four-tiered wedding
cakes decorated the table.
A graduate of the Williston High
School. Mrs. Diedrich has been em
ployed in a Williston store. Sgt.
Diedrich attended Wolf Point
schools and received his equival
ency diploma while serving in the
U. S. Army. Of 18 months overseas,
he has served 13 months in Korea.
They will reside at Fort Lewis.
Washington.
For their wedding trip to Cali
fornia. Mrs. Diedrich chose a blug
and white print dress with white
accessories and a corsage of rcmes.
Among out-of-town guests at the
wedding were Mrs. Wallace Mc-
Kee. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Died
rich. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Barnes.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Diedrich.
Floyd Johnson and Archie Hove
of Wolf Point: Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Schillinger of Vida: Mr. and Mrs.
Bud Doornek and Mr. and Mrs E.
K. Widman of Poplar.
Rev. Okland Conducts
Waarvik-Long Wedding
Mildred Irene Waarvik. daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. leak Waarvik
of Richland, was married to Ralph
Dolton Long, son of Mrs Serena
Long of Frazer in a candlelight
ceremony conducted by Rev. Ralph
Okland in the First Lutheran
Church at Wolf Point Friday
evening. June 13. About 150 rela
tives and friends attended the serv
ice.
Wedding music was provided by
Mrs. Lester Zimmerman at the
organ. Sue Schmidt of Frazer sang
Bless This House'' and a wedding
prayer.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a gown of white
slipper satin, carrying a white Bible
with red roses.
As maid of honor. Delores Ers
land. cousin of the groom, was
attired in a yellow gown. She car
ried a colonial bouquet of white
carnations. The bridesmaids. Lor
raine Ersland and Betty Long, wore
Bill Hentges of Frazer. Montana
spent Monday visiting his family
in Wolf Point.
Mrs. Walter Wiers returned
home Monday from Butte, where
she spent the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hamill and
family left June for a two week
vacation in Washington.
Ordean Olson look his grand
father. O. W. Olson, to Miles City
on Monday for an eye check-up.
Mrs. Alice Stephens is spending
her vacation visiting her brother.
G. A. Lundblad in Duluth. Minn
esota.
Mrs. Phil Shotnakoff of Hinsdale
spent two days of this week vis
iting Mayme and Ada Jacobi in
Wolf Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Rotheisler and
son Kenneth of Wolf Point are
spending a two week vacation
in California.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Anderson
and Jim Hansen attended the Jam
Session held at the Tip Top in
Scobey Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Krause of
Yakima. Washington are visiting
at the home of their daughter Mrs.
H C. Arndt in Wolf Point.
Mrs. Nellie McGinnity of Mc-
Gregor. North Dakota is visiting at
the home of her daughter Mrs.
John Colgan in Wolf Point.
Mr. and Mrs. A Booth and .
Helen Sharp of Jamestown. North :
Dakota visited at the Frank Delger
home in Wolf Point over the week
end.
Kermit Johnson of Forsyth and 1
Ordean Olson of Wolf Point were
business callers in 'Tioga and Stan
ley. North Dakota a few days last
week.
Frances Hentges and Georgia
Bach of Wolf Point left Tuesday
on the Streamliner tiom Glasgow I
for a two week vacation in Tacoma. '
Washington.
Mrs. Richard Shrader and daugh
ter Terry and Mrs. Henry Freder
ickson of Wolf Point were guests
at the Lenn Sundell home in Bill
ings last week.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Carpenter,
former Wolf Point residents, now
living in Minot. North Dakota, vis
ited in Wolf Point a few days
during the week.
Dinner guests at the Ordean Ol
son home on Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs Ed Ahrens and Claudia. Mr.
and Mrs Bert Bogar. and Mr. and
Mrs. Walt Peterson.
Jack Sprague, who is stationed
at Fort Bliss. Texas, arrived in
Wolf Point Monday to spend a
Mrs. Jacobson
Chosen Auxiliary
President Monday
Mrs. Melvin Jacobson was elect
ed president of the Wolf Point
chapter of the American Legion
Auxiliary at the last spring meet
ing held Monday evening.
Other new officers are: Mrs. A.
D. Forsness. first vice president;
Mrs. Cleve Davis, second vice presi
dent and Mrs. Eva Mae Smith,
secretary-treasurer. Discussions at
the meeting concerned the con
stitution and coming convention.
Joanne Opgrande will report
upon Girls’ State at the first Auxi
liary meeting next fall.
Mrs. Lee Marries
George Bartch at
Glasgow Saturday
A wedding of local interest took
place at the Methodist Church
in Glasgow Saturday morning
when Mrs. Josephine Lee of Dil
lon and George Bartch of Frazer
were united in marriage. Rev.
Grant S. Moore conducted the
double-ring ceremony. Witnesses
were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Huber of
Glasgow.
Mr. Bartch is a prominent
rancher of the Frazer vicinity.
Mrs. Bartch recently finished
teaching two terms at the Turner
School.
Mrs. Moe Attends
National Convention
Of Church Group:
Mrs. Carl Moe returned Sunday
| morning from Minneapolis where
she attended the National Conven
: tion of the Women’s Missionary
Federation of the ELC. as a dele
gate of the First Lutheran Church.
Wolf Point.
On the way home, she visited
the L. S. Evenson family, at Park
Rapids. Minnesota, former residents
of Wolf Point. They send greetings
to all of their friends in this area.
, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowker left
, Tuesday for a two week, vacation in
1 Canada.
powder blue gowns, carrying bou
quets of white roses and white
carnations.
Flower girls were Jackie Decker
and Janice Long, nieces of the
groom'. They wore dresses of yel
low and lavender.
Harvey Long, brother of the
groom, was best man. Other at
tendants were Alvin Long of Vida
and Raymond Waarvik of Rich
land Chancy Long of Nashua and
Wayne Waarvik of Richland were
ushers.
Following the ceremony, a re
ception was held in the church
basement. Mrs. Edmond Johnson
of Glasgow, sister of the groom,
poured, while Mrs. Clifford Long,
the grooms sister-in-law. cut the
wedding cake.
Thelma Lervas of Nashua was in
charge of the guest book with
Nordis Ersland in charge of the
gift table.
Following a short wedding trip,
the newlyweds will live in Frazer.
• furlough with his parents. Mi’, and
Mrs. Rex Sprague. He will report
, July 1 to Fort Lewis Washington
’ where he has been transferred.
Mrs. Kay Parlett and sons of
Tucson, Arizona arrived in Wolf
Point to spend the summer at
the home of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Johnson.
। Mrs. Frank Wild and Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Wild of Edmonton. Al
berta, Canada spent Thursday of
last week visiting Mayme and Ada
Jacobi in Wolf Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Montgomery
and granddaughter Loy Rae are
leaving Friday morning for an
Insurance Convention in California.
They will be gone about ten days.
Mr and Mrs. George Loucks re
turned Monday from the VFW con
vention held in Helena four days
last week. Mr. Loucks was delegate
of the local chapter.
Mr and Mrs. Keith Terpe of
Elizabeth New Jersey are the par
ents of a 7 pound. 4 ounce son
born June 11. Grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Terpe of Wolf
Point.
Mrs. H. E. Sommars. daughter
Hazel and Ellen Hensrud returned
last week from a two-week vacation
trip to lowa. The Sommars visited
friends and relatives in Waterloo
and Nashua. lowa. while Mrs.
Hensrud visited Mrs. Slaght at
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Shell Rock and friends in •‘Water
loo. They reported lots of rain
there, in contrast to the Montana
drouth.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Poier and
family and Mrs. Goodale of Seat
tle. Washington spent a few days
last week in Wolf Point visiting
at the home of Ada and Mayme
Jacobi.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Keiper
of Simms. Montana were in Wolf
Point qn a combined business and
pleasure trip early this week. Mr.
and Mrs. Keiper are former Wolf
Point residents.
Clarence Olness Naye Hapip and
Roy Hval of Williston. North Dak
ota were in Wolf Point last week
on business in connection with the
Shrine Circus which will be in
Williston next month.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hino, (nee
June Kurokawa! and family are
visiting in Wolf Point enroute to
their new home in Seattle. Wash
ington. The past few years, they
have lived in Chicago. Illinois.
Jim Hansen, who is attending
the University of Montana at Miss
oula. arrived in Wolf Point, Fri
day to spend the summer with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Hansen and his sister. Mrs. Ed
Jensen.
Mr. arEd Mrs. J. E. Winegardner
of Des Moines. lowa visited at the
Rex Sprague home in Wolf Point
over the weekend. Mr. Winegard
ner is Mrs. Spragues nephew.
They left Sunday for their cottage
at Pine Haven Beach. Minnesota.
Mrs. Lucile Cloud of Wolf Point
and Mrs. Olive Mitchell of Poplar
attended the Postmasters' con
vention in Miles City last week.
They left Tuesday, returning home
Sunday. Convention headquarters
were located in the Miles Howard
Hotel.
Students at the University of
Montana at Missoula who arrived
in Wolf Point to spend the sum
mer at their homes are Marilyn
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Wolf Point, Mont.
Gillette. Bill Johnson, Hugh Mc-
Lachlan. Keith Thomas. Ike- Neu
bauer. Gerald Nelson and Wayne
Hanson,
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Brownlee left
Wednesday for Many Glaciers
Hotel to attend the three-day State
Bankers Convention. They were
accompanied by Oscar Svendsen of
Froid. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Appel
gren also plan to attend the con
vention. They left early this morn
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wright and
Bruce of Fort Collins, Colorado,
spent a few days at the home of
Mrs. Wright’s parents. Mr. and
Mrs. L. E. Blankenship in Wolf
Pbint. Lane Littlefield, who spent
the winter attending school in Wolf
Point returned to Colorado with
the Wrights.
Alice and Margaret Dougherty
left June 11 for San Francisco
where they are employed after
spending their vacation at the P.
R. Dougherty home in Wolf Point
and the Eugene Dougherty home
in Glasgow. They were accom
panied back to San Francisco by
their sister, Kathleen.
CWO and Mrs. John Tosney and
son arrived Wednesday from
Tokya, Japan for a visit with Mrs.
Tosney’s mother, Mrs. John Cof
fey of Wolf Point. The Tosneys
will leave next week for CWO
Tosney’s new assignment at Fort
MacArthur, California.
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to Grants Pass. Oregon from a
vacation in Illinois and North Dak
ota. and her niece. Miss Mary Kess
ler. enroute from Chicago to Long
Beach. California, were guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Pickering Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hosfield left
June 7 for a two-week vacation
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ville, California, where they will
visit Mrs. Hosfield's sister Mrs.
Edward Wenger. They also wilj
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One marriage license and one
divorce have been granted through
the Clerk of Court's office in the
Roosevelt County Courthouse dur
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On Friday, the license was issued
to Robert Monroe L. Master. 37.
Wolf Point and Clyda May Kus
ler. 35. Wolf Point.
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from August Kusler the preceding
day on grounds of cruelty. They
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