The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-07-05

out to his wife and daughter in
their bereavement.
In Livingston, Montana, on June
18th occurred the marriage OF
Mrs. Blanche Oosterbeek and VIM.
A. Thomas, both of LODGE Grass.
were married by Rev. Nor
wood in the presence Of the
brides brother and wife. the c. O..
Pembertons, o. c. Osbourne and
c. P. Dudley. After the ceremony
a wedding breakfast vas served
at the Pemberton home for the
bridal party, after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas lett for Cody, Wy
oming. where they visited with
Mrs. Thomas father. L. T. Penn
berton, and a brother. r. D. Penn
berton. returning to Lodge Grass
on Monday evening. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas have been very
active in all the community af-
fairs and have done much to
further the interests of the church
and school in the community.
An attest to the popularity of this
couple was the "charivari" Tues
day evening. A large crowd Of
friends marched upon their home.
demanding treats" The BRIDE
groom was compelled to serve re-
freshments Of ice cream to a
crowd which filled the house and
ward. Congratulations and jollity
filled the hours until an early
hour OF the morning. when the
crowd left. threatening to con-
tinue the reception the next ev-
nnine. The sincere and whole
hearted good wishes of all their
friends are extended to these
fine people.
A wedding of unusual interest
to friends in Lodge Grass was the
marriage of Bernice Carloee OOs-
terbeek. daughter of Mrs. Blanche
Thomas, to Rev. Alfred Engle.
formerly pastor of the Little
Brown church of Lodge Grass.
The wedding was solemnized on
June 23rd at American Falls.
Idaho. in the church of which
Rev. Engle is pastor, in the pres
ence Of the brides mother and
VIM. Thomas. The bride was at
tired in a white ensemble. with
white accessories and carried a
bouquet of orchids and lilies OF
the valley. After a tour of the
Yellowstone Park. Rev. and Mrs
Engel left for Racine. Wisconsin
where Rev. Engel has accepted
the pastorate of the Grace Bap-
fist church. MRS. Engel is a
graduate of the Lodge Grass nigh
school. and attended the State
University at .Missoula. Montana
tor three years. After ATTENDING
the Eastern Montana Norm
schoo! at Billings. She accepted q
school position at Lodge Grass
where she taught the past wear
In her many years in 1odef
Grass She has won the love anc
resnect OF the entire community
Tey. Eneel was a resident o.
Lnoge Grass for several year.
whlle ne was ~nstor of the Little
Brown church and of the Baptis'
cnurch OF Viola. and has man,
friends IN both towns. The vel
wishes of the community 90 with
mis- popular couple in their new
life.
Mrs. Ole Nelson and son Jack
left Lodge ~rass on Mav oath fol
an extended tri~ east. They ar.
rived in CHICAGO on Sunday ane
srent the day sightseeing with :
friend Of Mrs. Nelson. The fol.
lowing day thew arrived at Pom.
tiac. Mich. where thev purchased
a new Pontiac car and drove tc
Ohio. There they visited at the
homes of two brothers OF Mrs
Nelson-Jess Judson of Willard
ONO, and Alonzo Judson of To-
ledo; two sisters, MRS. John Cor
don and family of Van Lue. anc
MRS. c. F: Swanson of Toledo;
also Mrs. Tom Ward. Mrs. Ralph
Adams. Mrs. Jim Gibbons ant
Mrs. Gus Wohlers, all nieces. OF
Toledo. On the Sunday before
returning home they attendel
the Judson cousins reunion which
vas attended by fifty-six rela-
tives. and "a held at the home
Of an aunt. Anne Judson in Grand
Rapids. Ohio. On the return triu
they visited Miss Florence Jen-
kins at Platteville, Wisconsin
and at Moorecroft, wyoming. they
scent a couple of DAYS at the
home Of Mrs. D. E. Simon, a Sis
ter. They were ACCOMPANIED on
the return trip from Ohio bv Mrs
swanson and her two children,
Alma and John. who remained al
Moorcroft to visit Mrs. Simon,
The Nelson's were gone from
Lodge Grass five weeks. They re-
mort a wonderful trip and more
beautiful flowers and grain than
thew have ever seen. Besides the
visit with relatives. many points
OF interest were visited on the
return trip. Betty Kimsev. a
grand niece. from CHEYENNE, Wv
omlng. accompanied them from
that city and will make an ex-
tended visit here.
Or: Vernon w. Wolf. Mrs. Wolf
and little son Billy returned Mon