Ethel May Endicott,
Donald Adamson Wed
Miss Ethel May Endicott and
Donald Adamson were married
at 2 p. m. Sunday in the Meth
odist church here with Rev.
Lloyd W. Mullis, church pastor,
performing the double-ring cer
emony.
The Adamsons will reside in
O’Neill where Mr. Adamson is
employed by the Davidson
plumbing firm and his bride is
an employee of the Northwest
ern Bell Telephone company.
The bride is a daughter of
* Mr. and Mrs. Earl Endicott, of
Spencer, and she is a graduate
of the Lynch high school.
The bridegroom attended the
O’Neill public school and served
in the Air Force for four years
during World War II. He was
in the European theater of op
erations. He is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Adamson, of O Neill.
Their attendants at the wed
ding were Junior Adamson; and
Eunice Adamson, brother and
sister of the bridegroom.
Foursome Entertains
at Golden Hotel —
On Friday evening about 50
ladies were entertained at a dm*
ner-bridge held at the Golden
hotel dining room. The co
hostesses were Mrs. Hugh Kay,
Mrs. Ralph P. Rickly, Mrs. F. J.
Fisher and Mrs. Robert Evans.
High score was won by Mrs.
Hugh Coyne. Mrs. H. J. Ham
mond won second honors. Inc
two all-cut prizes were award
ed to Mrs. William J. Froelich
and Mrs. R. M. Sauers.
Hallowe'en Party —
The Misses Barbara Bennett,
Ardis Grenier, Betty Hailey,
Beverly Norman, Vernice Beck
with, and Ramona Wayman
were hostesses at a Hallowe en
party Friday evening in the
Verne Beckwith home. There
were 18 guests at the
eluding Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mul
len, who were sponsors.
The party was given by the
JUG club of eighth grade girls.
C. M. Smiths Celebrate
Wedding Anniversary —
Mr and Mrs. Mike Smith cel
ebrated their 21st wedding an
niversary at a Sunday dinner.
Their guests w,ere friends from
Ewing, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Rurhode.
Hallowe'en At Enrights —
James and Janet Enright,
children of the Don Enrights,
entertSked at. two Halloween
parties at their home James
was host to six fiends Friday,
and Janet entertained 10 cou
nles Saturday evening.
Katheryn Rubeck Is 3 —
Little Miss Katheryn Rubeck,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elwin
Rubeck, celebrated her third
birthday anniversary Friday at
a party at the home of her par
ents. Some of the guests were
accompanied by their mothers.
Among those attending were
Katheryn’s grandmother, Mrs.
John Honeywell, of Chambers,
Mrs. Lloyd Honeywell, Mrs. L.
C. Hafford, Mrs. Milford Coats,
Mrs. Gerald Smith and Samuel,
Geraldine, Judy and Joyce, Mrs.
Vern Grenier and Patty, Shar
olvn, Bobby Jay and Vern, Har
lene and Harlen Sawyer, Kathy
Cudhay, and Michael Kurtz.
After the guests played
games, Katheryn opened her
gifts. Refreshments of sand
wiches, cake and jello were
served.
Mrs. Price Hostess
to Project Group —
The Elkhorn Project club met
: at the home of Mrs Ernest
: Price October 29 with Mrs. Ray
Howard as assistant hostess.
Plans for the coming year were
made. The lesson on “Sanita
tion” was presented by leaders,
Mrs. Zella Cook and Mrs. Mer
nice Fetrow. The tables and
rooms were decorated with
Jack-O’-lanterns and Hallowe’en
candles. At the close, refresh
ments were served.
Mrs- Martin Hostess —
Mrs. Donald Martin entertain
ed friends at her home Tuesday
1 evening. The guests were: Mrs.
Robert Yantzi, Mrs. Fritz Yant
zi, Mrs. Edward McManus, Mrs.
Gene Sanders, Mrs. Frank Ep
I penbach, Mrs. Ike VanEvery.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Martin at the close of the
evening.
Dumperts Entertain —
The winners at a pinochle
party given last Thursday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Dumpert were Mrs. George
Layh, high for the ladies, and
Clarence Sauser, high for the
men. Low score for the women
was Mrs. Vern Grenier: for the
men, Orville Peterson.
Washingtonians Honored —
Mrs. Emma Fleming, of Ew
ing, was hostess at a party giv
en Sunday for Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Lawrence and Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Bartlett, who are
visiting here from Chehalis,
Wash,
Mrs. Paul Fetrow
Feted at Party—
Mrs. Paul Fetrow was guest
of-hotior at a party Saturday
evening in which Mrs. Gordon
Harper was hostess. There were
15 guests. Mrs. Lyle Green won
high honors in bridge.
Jeudi Club Winners —
Winners at the Jeudi club
meeting held last Thursday at
the home of Mrs. John C. Wat
son were Mis. Dale Kersen
brock and Mrs. Cletus V. Sulli
van.
Merry Mix Meets —
The Merry Mix club met on
Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. C. W. Porter. Mrs. A.
B. Hubbard was winner of the
high prize and Mrs. J. D. Osen
baugh won the low prize.
Mrs. McCarthy Is Honored —
Mrs. F. A. O’Connell was hos
tess to the Birthday club Tues
day. Mrs. George McCarthy was
the guest of honor.
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MRS. CHANEY
Miss Yvonne Tie^ke (above),
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.
J. Tielke. of Stuart, and Don
ald W. Chaney, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Chaney, of Stu
art, were married October 25
in St. Boniface Catholic
church at Stuart Rev. A. J.
Paschang, church pastor, offi
ciated. The couple will reside
in Stuart where the bride
groom is an employee of the
Northwestern Bell Telephone
company—O'Neill Photo Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Jonas
spent two days last week in
Omaha on business.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dalton and
Francis Kelly were in Sioux Ci
ty Monday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Voecks and son,
Stanley, were weekend visitors
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. O.
A. Kilpatrick.
Mrs. Munson. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Aldrich and Arthur
Boardman, all of Fullerton,
spent Sunday at the Herman
Klingler home.
On Monday, Mr. and Mrs.
John Ross and son, Edward, of
Atkinson, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Manford Ross.
Mrs. Anna Brown was a Sun
day guest of Mr. and Mrs. C.
Widtfeldt.
Mr. and Mrs. Dcrlm D. De
Bolt and daughters spent Sun
day in Norfolk visiting Mrs. De
Bolt’s sister, Mrs. Towle.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dexter
drove Sunday to Amelia where
they called at the home of Mr.
Dexter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Dexter.
Donald Saindon, a student at
Norfolk junior college, viisted at
the F. E. Saindon home for the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Martin, of
Winner, S. D., left Tuesday af
ter spending five days at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. E. F.
Quinn.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brittell,
of Neligh, visited their daughter,
Mrs. William A. Strong, Mon
day and Tuesday.
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert H. Sipes and family were
guests in Star at the Robert
Tomlinson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Simonson
returned Saturday from a Wed
ding they attended in Valentine.
They were gone three days.
On Sunday and Monday Mr
and Mrs. Gerald Smith and fam
ily visited Mrs. Smith’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Strong,
of Ainsworth.
Guests at Sunday dinner at
the C. H. Switzer home were
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Asher and
family, of Page.
Don Hopkins was in Sioux Ci
ty on business Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Miss Henrietta Mullen, ot
Omaha, is visiting this week in
the home of her mother, Mrs.
Anna Mullen.
Mrs. Frank Oberle spent Wed
nesday at the L. R Smith home
in Ainsworth.
Motoring to Dorsey Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Worth
and family. They were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rosen
krans. On Saturday, the Worths
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Worth, of Dalton, their daugh
ter and her husband, Mr. and
Mrs. James Dickes and son,
Michael, of Sidney, Mr and
Mrs. Roy Karr, of Spencer, and
Mrs. Ella Karr.
Sunday guests of Mi and Mrs.
Guy Young were Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Young and family.
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CELIA SIDELIGHTS
L. W. Terwilliger is doing
some fixing up at his place.
They have been running cement
and have put a new floor in a
henhouse and new foundations
and otherwise at lixing it
as a storage granary for soybean
cubes and feeds.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wining
spent October 27 at the L- W.
Terwilliger home.
Perry Terwilliger was a Sun
day guest of Bob Pease on Oc
tober 26.
Ray and Bob Pease helped
Victor Frickel move his spring
pullets into the laying house on
October 29. They moved around
150 white leghorns.
Most of the men in the neigh
borhood are husking corn, and
some of the women. Two or
three mechanical cornpickers
are in operation In the Celia
community.
D. W. Allard and son, Vin
cent, have been doing carpenter
work on the Dell Scott home at
Celia. The house is being ex
tensively remodeled and fixed
up.
Lex and Paul forsythe were
guests at the George Beck home
Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Frickel
and twin sons, Harold and Gar
old. and small son, David Lee,
called on Mr. and Mrs. George
Beck on Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. George Beck
and son, Duane, drove south of
Atkinson Sunday where they
were guests at the Albert Smith
ranch. This is the former Carl
Smith ranch, and Mrs. Albert
Smith is the former Quentin
Milnar, and is a niece of Mrs.
Beck.
Ray Pease, noo feast, ana
Perry Terwilliger were October
26 guests at the Walter Pease
'home where they hunted, but
came home empty-handed. Mr.
and Mrs. R. M. Pease were also
there. „ . „
Mrs. Dell Scott called on Mrs.
Conrad Frickel, jr., last Thurs
day. Both Mrs. Scott and Mrs.
Fnckel are flower enthusiasts
and Mrs. Scott is working at
getting their yard fixed up.
The small Frickels, Donald,
Ronald and Carolyn, attended a
post-Hallowe’en party at the
Clarence Fockel home Monday
evening. , _ .
ferry Terwilliger and Bob
Pease left Saturday for Omaha
and Nebraska City. They will
be guests at Nebraska City of i
Bob Lare, who runs a grain ele- '
vator there.
I
LYNCH NEWS
The Brunson family moved
into upstairs rooms at the home
of Mrs. Hallie Crippen.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Wasatko
have returned from Oak Ridge,
Tenn., where they visited their
daughter, Delores, and family
and became acquainted with
their new granddaughter.
Larry Glaze who is in the
Navy, enjoyed a two-weeks
leave with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Glaze.
Mr. and Mrs. John Levi are
! to hold an auction sale November
i 8. They with their daughter,
I Vera will move to the Baker
j property recently purchased.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wiley, who
recently sold their cafe here,
have gone to Auburn for a
visit with relatives.
Mrs. George Kalkowski and
her brother, Joe Birmier, have!
been spending several days with j
relatives at Magnet.
George Kalkowski and Melvin
Ocklie assisted Friend Keeler
with cattle branding one day
last week.
Mr and Mrs Friend Keeler
and Lucille and their visitor,
Miss Elva Berry, of Burlingame,
Calif., spent Sunday at the Co
burn home north of O’Neill.
George Lamoreaux, of Valen
tine, spent Saturday night at
the home of Chris Anderson at
Bristow They are life long
friends.
Frank Kalal is here from Ig
loo, S. D., visiting his mother.
Mary Rysavy. Grace Mannen
and Kate Raney, all of Omaha,
were recent houseguests at the
Mannen home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mulhair
and Ed Mulhair were in Sioux
City on business one day last
week.
John Reinheimer and mother
were down from Butte one day
last week, the latter to con
sult a doctor.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown, of Nor
folk, were Lynch visitors one
day last week.
Mr and Mrs. Ed Carson and
Lizzie Carson were in Lynch on
Mr. and Mrs Adolph Weber
i have moved into rooms at the
| pome of Mrs. Merchant.
PAGE— HOA met with Mrs.
James Finley Tuesday afternoon
with 12 members present The
afternoon was spent with needle
work. Mrs. Earl Parks was
honored with a shower.
William W. Criffin I
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Monocled Shiela Howarth,
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British newspapers, sued a
taxi driver for assault and
b ttery. She said he kidnap
ped and beat her because he
didn't like her Oxford accent.
CAKE LOVER
Italy’s President Enrico De
Nicola was caught in this ex
cellent close-up as he consum
ed a piece of cake at a wed
ding party. Like most Italians,
he enjoyed the cake all the
more because of the little
bread he gets.
Mrs. Young Entertains—
Miss Maude Rouse, her broth
er, Arthur Rouse, and Mr. and
Mrs. Emmett Crabb and daugh
ter, Donna, visited Mrs Ralph
Young Sunday.
Future Subscribers
BOELTER — Mr. and Mrs.
Boyd Boelter, of Middlcbranch.
a son, Robert Boyd, weighing 7
pounds 2 ounces, born Thursday,
October 30, in the O’Neill hos
pital.
FRANK— Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Frank, of Verdigre, a son, Larry,
weighing 6 pounds 2 ounces,
bom Tuesday, November 4, in j
the O’Neill hospital.
BROWN—Mr and Mrs. Har- 1
old Brown, of Concord, a daugh
ter, born Saturday, October 25.
at Concord. Mrs- Brown is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wal
lace Moffitt, of Lynch
FLOOD-—Mr. and Mrs. John
Flood, of Denver, Colo., a,
daughter, born Monday, Novem
ber 3. Mr. Flood is the son of
Mr, and Mrs. E. N. Flood, of O’
Neill.
Senior Girl Scouts
Invite New Members —
The senior Girl Scouts will be
hostesses at the 'teen-age dance
Friday at the Legion auditori
um
At the meeting last Thursday
evening plans were discussed to
have different kinds of dances
All 'teen-agers should come and
have fun.
Any girl wishing to become a
senior Girl Scout contact Mrs
Gertrude Streeter, who is oui
leader. The age limits are 13
18.
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