Zakrzewski Home
Scene of Gathering—
Visitors Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Zak
rzewski were: her sister from
Mapleton, Minn., Mrs. Josie
Goracke; her niece and her hus
band, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Lavern,
also of Mapleton, Minn.; their
daughter and her husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Fox, of Or
chard; a son and his wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Zakrzewski, of
Opportunity; another son and
his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Zakrzewski, of Star; and Mr. I
and Mrs. Joseph Jareske. Their |
daughters, the Misses Helen and
Victoria Zakrzewski, of Lincoln,!
were home from Friday until
Sunday. Robert Bowen, of Lin
coin, also was a visitor.
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Winners Are Entertained
By Losing Team—
The Pinochle club had a uni
que arrangement Wednesday.
The four losers entertained the
four winners at a dessert lunch
eon at the M & M cafe. After
ward, they played cards at the
home of Mrs. Seth Noble. The
hostesses were the Mesdames
Seth Noble, Fred O. Robertson,
H. S. Moses and Nora Knapp.
Mrs. Perry Honors
Mrs. Cavanaugh—
Mrs. James Cavanaugh, the
former Miss Lois McKay, of
Chambers, was honored Wed
nesday, October 12, at a post
nuptial shower given by Mrs j
Richard A. Perry. There were 24
guests present. Refreshments
were served.
Entertains 9FF—
Wednesday, October 12, Mrs.1
Elgin Ray entertained the 9FF
club. After dinner at the M & M
cafe, the guests played cards at
the Ray home. High scorer was|
Mrs. Edward T. Verzal. Mrs.
Dean C. Reed won second high, j
Mrs. W. B. Gillespie was the'
all-cut winner.
Mesdames Brown and
Rooney Head Luncheon—
The regular Fall fortnightly;
luncheon bridge party for mem-,
bers of the Country club and;
their guests was held Wednes
day. Mrs. J. P. Brown was chair
man. Mrs. James W. Rooney wasj
assistant chairman. The affairs
are held the first and third Wed-,
nesday of every month
Alpha Club To Help
At Farm Sale—
The Alpha club met Wednes
day, October 12, at the home of
Mrs. Sam Robertson. There were
10 members present. They made
plans to serve lunch at the farm
sale of Mrs. Dick Robertson on
Friday, October 28.
Mrs. Terry Danese, of Lin
coln, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Asimus.
DANCE
Summerland
EWING
Sunday, Oct. 23
Jimmy Caton and
His Orchestra
P-TA Plans Party
For Grade Children
A Parent-Teachers’ associa
tion planning committee for a
costume Hallowe’en party for
the grade school children met
Monday evening at the O'
Neill public school, according
to Mrs. Ralph Gerber, P-TA
program chairman.
The party is to be held dur
ing the evening of October 31
in the public school auditori
um with prizes to be awarded
and refreshments to be serv
ed.
Mrs. Gerber also announced
the committees for the Hallo
we’en party. They are:
Decorations — Mrs. Helen
Donohoe, Mrs- H. Sawyer and
Mrs. Ray Lawrence.
Invitations — Miss Loretto
Enright, Mrs. Palmer C. Skul
borstad and Mrs. Virgil Laur
sen.
Entertainment for kinder
garten children — Mrs. Harry
Pete sen, Mrs. Larry Johnson
and Mrs. Ben Hill; for the old
er children — Miss LaVerne
Schultz, Mrs. W. W. Waller,
Mrs. Laure^e Haynes, Miss
Hilda tialiagner, Mrs. a. iNen
Dawes and Mrs. M. Marcellus.
Prizes— Mrs. Bettenhausen,
Mrs. Robert Evans and Mrs.
Archie McMaster.
Refreshments — Mrs. Flor
ence Schulz, Mrs. Alice Frit
ton, Mrs. Lee Osborne and
Mrs. Ralph Leidy.
Cleanup—P-TA fathers.
Publicity—Msr. Leo Mullen,
Mrs. Arthur Dexter, Mrs.
Homer E. Asher, Mrs. Cath
erine Fritton, Mrs. Verne
Beckwith and Mrs. R o b er t
Larson.
Johnson-Lowther
Nuptials Told
Miss Doris Jeanne Johnson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O.
H. Johnson, of Clarks Fork,
Ida., was married Friday, Sep
tember 23, to R. E. Lowther,
also of Clarks Fork. News of
the wedding reached O’Neill
this week.
Mrs. Lowther is the grand
daughter of Mrs. James Dav
idson, sr., of O’Neill, and is
originally of O’Neill and Wau
sa.
Join ROTC Band—
Two University of Nebras
ka students from O’Neill re
cently were selected members
of the 1949 university ROTC
band. They are:
John Berigan, son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. Berigan, and
Paul W. Moseman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. P. W. Moseman.
Membership in the famed
varsity band is on a competi
tive basis of special tryouts
Berigan and Moseman are
two of 130 who have been
chosen from a field of more
than 300 applicants.
Berigan, a teachers’ college
sophomore, plays the clarinet,
and Moseman, an engineering
college freshman, plays a bass
instrument.
Here from Los Angeles—
Mrs. Violet E. Gildersleeve, of
Los Angeles, Calif., arrived last
Thursday for a visit with her
son, Dr. H. D. Gildersleeve, and
family. j
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Rural Youth Plans
Hallowe’en Party
The regular Rural Youth
meeting was held at the Holt
county courthouse annex as
sembly room Friday evening.
October 14.
Twila Whaley. Cliff Sobot
ka and Bob Ma tens present
ed interesting reports and pic
tures of the state Rural Youth
camp which was held at
Curtis.
A panel discussion on
“Love, Courtship and Marri
age,’’ completed the program
A business executive meet
ing was held Wednesday, Oc
tober 19, to plan the year
books.
The Hallowe’en party will
be held Friday, October 28. It
will be a costume party.
There will be a meeting for ,
all members Wednesday, No- 1
vember 2, to complete the
yearbooks and the next reg
ular meeting w'ill be on Fri- :
day, November 18. This will !
be parents’ night.
Several members have been i
enjoying meetings' with the j
South Rural Youth group and
many have enjoyed teaching
the boarders at St. Ma y’s the
folk dances, games, etc.
Visitors included Glen Po- I
chop, of Page; Lewis Ritts, !
Arllys Wayman and Janice
Johnson, all of O’Neill; Shar
on Wagnon, of Emmet, and
Marlene Reimers, of Ewing.
90 Attend Annual
CPPD Party-Dance—
Consumers Public Power
district employees held their ,
annual dinner and dance at
7 o’clock Saturday evening at
the Golden hotel. Ninety at
tended.
A meeting was held at the
office during the day for the
O’Neill employees and local
managers from nearby towns.
Towns which were repre
sented included Ainsworth,
Valentine, Atkinson, Butte,
Orchard, O’Neill, Hartington,
Creighton Neligh and Wausa.
Hallowe'en Motif—
Betty Jo Turner, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Turner,
celebrated her sixth birthday
anniversary with a party on
Wednesday, October 12. There
were 22 guests present. The
Hallowe’en motif was carried
out in the decorations.
J. L. McCarville, jr., went
to Winnebago Sunday to meet
his wife and son, who had
been visiting there. They re
turned to O’Neill on Tuesday.
Mrs. J. W. Hickey enter
tained a group of ladies at
her home Tuesday afternoon
in honor of her aunt, Miss
Clara Shoemaker, of Califor- 1
nia, who has been visiting
other relatives and friends for
the past two weeks.
Miss Kathleen Warnke left
Sunday for Omaha where She
will spend until Friday at
tending an REA bookkeepers’
conference.
Mrs. Floyd Johnson accom
panied her uncle, Robert Gor
don, to Lawrence, Mass., this
week. Mr. Gordon had been
visiting relatives and friends
here for a month. They de
parted Monday for the East
coast.
Raymond Vequist and Lloyd
Collins spent the weekend in
North Dakota on business.
They stopped at several points
and made the trip by air.
Venetian blinds. prompt
delivery, made to measure,
metal or wood, all colors.—J.
M. McDonald Co., O'Neill, lltf
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Jonas
and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mc
Dermott drove to Ainsworth
Sunday to visit Mr. and M.s.
Melvin Hanson.
H. G. Kruse will leave lor
Chicago, 111., Sunday on busi
ness, while Mrs. Kruse and
grandson, Jimmy Van Every,
will go to visit Mrs. Kruse’s
mother, Mrs- Anna Dahl, and
relatives in Swea City, la.,
for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wil
son, of Chadron, visited the
latter’s sister, Mrs. Theresa
Murray from Saturday until
Tuesday. Another sister, Mrs.
Joseph Bend, who arrived Fri
day, left for her home in Lil
lian, 111., after visiting Mrs.
Murray for four days.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gettert
spent Sunday visiting relatives
including her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Liable, of Atkinson,
his aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Gettert and his cou
sins, Mr- and Mrs. Floyd Get
tert, of Stuart.
Mrs. D. C. Bishop, of Kan
sas City, Mo., spent last week
with Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Her
re.
Mrs. Richard E. Bowden
and sons, of Burbank, Calif.,
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. S.
E. Hicks for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hav
anek spent Sunday in Emmet
with Mr. Havranek’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Havran
ek.
Mr. and Mrs. William J.
Austin, of Pueblo, Colo., are
visiting the Reed Herley’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ma
lone and Randy are spending
a month with Mrs. Jess Sco
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