Inman Consolidated
School Closes May 20
INMAN—Tn Inman consoli
► dated school closed Fridav with
the annual community picnic at
noon. A ball game and other
sports were enjoyed during the
afternoon.
The teachers will spend the
Summer in various places. Supt.
Ralph Gray, in Lincoln; Mrs.
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Gray, Brunswick and Inman;
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Bright, at
O’Neill- Joseph Coon and Miss
Mildred Keyes at Inman. All
the teachers have been reelect
ed and rehircd for next school
year.
District No. Ill, Willow Lake,
co"itv of town, also closed with
a picnic on Friday. James Cronk,
of O’Neill, has been teaching in
the school.
Inman Graduating Senior
Undergoes Surgery —
INMAN — John Boham, of
Inman, underwent surgery in
the University hospital in Om
aha Thursday for acute appen
dicitis.
Reports from the hospital are
that he is “getting along fine”.
John, a member of the grad
uating class of Inman high, was
stricken suddenly ill early last
Thursday morning. He was
rushed to Omaha by Karl
Keyes.
Entertains WSCS—
INMAN — Mrs. Lewis Ko
pecky, jr., entertained her group
of the Woman’s Society of
Christian Service at her home
last Thursday afternoon,. The
time was spent working on dish
towels and pot holders. Lunch
was served in late afternoon.
Other Inman News
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Clark, of
Burwell, spent last Thursday
here on business and Mr. and
Mrs. George W. Davies, of Lin
coln, were callers on Thursday
afternoon. The Davies are
former Inman residents.
Miss Loralene Stamp returned
Wednesday from I^ayton, Utah
where she has spent the past
year.
Donald Lufcen returned Wed
nesday from Quincy, 111., where
he had spent a few days on
business. Mr. Luben is employ
ed by the Moorman Mfg. Co., of
Quincy. . ,
Mrs. Walter Jacox arrived last
Thursday evening from Carbon
dale, Colo., and will spend some
time here looking after property
interests.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Kivett, of
Lexington, Mo., arrived Friday
evening bringing Mrs. Emma
Kivett to her home here. Mrs.
Kivett spent the Winter in Mis
souri with her son and daugh
ter-in-law.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Roy
Gannon was taken to the Meth
odist hospital in Sioux City, by
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Clark. Mrs.
Gannon had been ill and be
came suddenly worse on Fri
day.
Postmaster James M. McMa
han returned Friday evening
from Lincoln. He attended the
meeting of the Nebraska chap
ter of the National Association
of Postmasters on Wednes
day, Thursday and Friday. Mr.
McMahon served on the distin
guished guest committee.
Page Pupils Go
on Skating Parties
PAGE;—The Page high school
closed Friday, May 20. The first
and second grades took lunches
to the country home of Mr. and
Mr1;. Lorenz Reige. The third
and fourth grades held a picnic
at the park where the moth
ers were also invited.
The fifth, sixth, seventh and
eighth grades went roller skat
ing at Summerland near Ewing.
The high school went to Neligh
where the students spent their
time roller skating.
A book dictated by Marco
Polo in prison was the most
popular source of European
knowledge of the Far East for
three centuries.
REDBIRD NEWS
Rev. Ralph Chamberlain, of
Grand Island, was in Redbird on
Sunday, May 15.
Carroll Bjornsen and family
autoed to Spencer to visit rela
tives Sunday, May 15.
Veldon Pinkerman and
George Kruse, of near Dorsey,
were in Redbird Sunday, May
15.
William Wilson was here on
Sunday, May 15.
Halsey Hull and family were
| in Redbird Sunday, May 15.
Leon Mellor and family were
over near Anoka visiting their
• daughter, Mrs. Lucian Loock,
I and family, Sunday, May 15.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete More vis
ited at Dorsey Sunday, May 15.
Dale Bessert was a caller here
Monday. May 16.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Mulhair
and Mrs. Chas. Gifford were in
Redbird Monday, May 16.
W. H. Hartland was here on
Tuesday, May 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Podany
were callers in Redbird Tues
day, May 17.
Clifford Wells was in Red
bird Tuesday, May 17.
John Hull visited at Redbird
Tuesday, May 17.
H. V. Rosenkran was here on
Tuesday, May 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pinker
man, of near Scottville, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Carson, Mrs. Anna
Carson and Mrs. Leon Mellor
were at Ray Wilson’s Tuesday,
May 17 where there was a REA
meeting.
Mrs. Ray Wilson and sons,
Duane and Garry, were visitors
in Redbird Tuesday evening,
May 17. . „
George Barta was in Redbird
Wednesday, May 18.
Elmer Luedtke was a visitor
in Redbird Wednesday, May 18.
Claude Pickering was a caller
here Wednesday, May 18.
Mrs. Harvey Krugman and
children were visitors here Wed
nesday, May 18
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barta
| were callers at Redbird Wed
( nesday. May 18.
Mrs. Earnest Wright and
daughter were visitors in Red
, bird Wednesday, May 18.
Rev. Bernard Raabe, of Spen
cer, visited at Carroll Bjornsen’s
Wednesday, May 18.
C. R. Bjornsen is helping Al
bert Carson with his farm work
this week.
Alfred Truax, of near Lynch,
was here Thursday, May 19, en-'
route to Floyd Crawford’s for
several days’ visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Bessert de- ,
parted for Springfield, S. D., to j
attend the funeral of George
Morton there Thursday, May 19.!
Delores Mellor was in Red
bird Thursday. May 19.
Mrs. Max Grenier, of O’Neill,
was a visitor in Redbird on
Thursday, May 19.
Miss Dorothy Rosenkrans, of
near Dorsey, was in Redbird on
Thursday, May 19.
John and Hals. Hull motored
to Lynch on business Thursday,
May 19.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Conard
were callers in Redbird Thurs
day, May 19.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Graham
and children were visitors in
Redbird Thursday, May 19.
Halsey Hull and family and
Miss Mary Kopejtka called in
Redbird Friday, May 20, enroute
to the school picnic in the Mc
Kenzie district. Miss Gloria
Slaight is the teacher.
Miss Eva Truax visited at
Redbird Friday, May 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wells
were in Redbird Friday, May
20.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Truax
visited at Michael Hull’s Friday,
May 20.
Kenneth Berglund returned
home from Norfolk Friday, May
20 where he attended college
the past season.
H. V. Rosenkcan was in Red
bird Friday, May 20.
Harold Kopejtka, of Inman,
was a caller in Redbird Friday,
May 20.
Mrs. Fred Truax returned
from Omaha Friday, May 20,
where she had been visiting a
daughter, Mrs. Bessie Jonas, for
the past three weeks, and with
her came a granddaughter, Bar
bara Kay Jonas, for a visit.
Harry Truax motored up from
Valley to visit home folks Sat
urday, May 21.
Mrs. Clara Wandrei visited at
Fred Truax’s Saturday, May 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Picker
ing visited in Redbird Saturday,
May 21.
Will Conard was here Satur
day, May 21.
C. R. Bjornsen and family
were callers in Redbird Satur
day, May 21.
Edward Carson and family
were in Redbird on business
Saturday, May 21.
W. H. Podany and family mo
tored to Lynch Saturday, May
21.
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St. John’s (Deloit)
Sunday, May 29th
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Church Will
Serve Lunch
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