Anniversarty notice for ARNTZEN, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. (m.1922), Swift Co., MN

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1972

Over 500 attend Arntzen golden wedding open house at Zion Sunday

Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Arntzen, former longtime Appleton residents, now 

residing at Spicer and Scottsdale, Ariz., were honored at an open house on 

the occasion of their golden anniversary Sunday, June 11, at Zion Lutheran 

church. Host and hostess were the Arntzens' son-in-law and daughter, Mr. 

and Mrs. Roger Stehn,of Cairo,Eqypt.

Mr. and Mrs. Arntzen were married June 12, 1922 at Our Saviour's Lutheran 

church in Montevideo by Rev. Mason. The attendants from the wedding party 

that were in attendance at the open house were Mrs. Morris Falk, the maid 

of honor, George Arntzen, best man, and Miss Marie Axness, one of the 

bridesmaids.

During the afternoon a program was presented with Dr. Charles Balcer, 

president of Augustana college, Sioux Falls, S. D., giving devotions. A 

service when the Arntzens reviewed their wedding vows was conducted by 

Rev. Clifford Nelson, of St. Cloud. Following this, Mrs. Leonard Massee 

and Mrs. Donald Risch sang the duet, "Oh Blest the House, Whate're 

Befall."

Greeting the some 500 guests were Mr. and Mrs. George Arntzen, of Granite 

Falls, and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Falk, of Montevideo. The guest book was 

attended by Miss Marie Axness, of Montevideo.

Grandchildren of the honored guests, Gregory Stehn, presented thank you 

notes to each guest, and Julie and Andrea Stehn served punch.

Those who served at the refreshment table included Mrs. Arthur Axness, of 

Minneapolis, Mrs. Theo Straub of Eureka, S. D., Mrs. Martin Arntzen, of 

York, Maine, Miss Mary Arntzen of Granite Falls, Mrs. James Carney, of 

Wahpeton, N. D., Mrs. Isabelle Rudi, of Wheaton, Mrs. Herbert Axness, of 

Sisseton, S. D., Mrs. Irvin Stehn, of Danvers, and Mrs. Clarence Thompson, 

of Appleton.