Teen-Tattler —
Rented Juke Box Provides Music for
Future Fanners and Guests at Dance
B7 BARBARA BENNETT
Hi there'
Last week the class C basket
bail tournament was beid at At
kinson. St Marys Cardinal
played 4 games. On Monday,
February 27, they placed and
defeated* Chambers Wednes
day, March 1,
they played
(and defeated'
Lynch; Thurs
day. March 2,
they sank
Butte: ami cm
Friday. March
3 — in the fi
nals — they
lost to St Jo
seph's halL of
Atkinson. 29
Bajbara 25. In the ecm
Bennett solabon finals,
Butte won ov
er Stuart by 4 points.
The members of the FFA of
O'Neill high school sponsored a
dance the other evening. The
room was decorated in blue and
yellow—the colors of FFA. They
rented a juke box for the eve
ning and the records were very
good. Everyone had a swell time.
The kids at O'Neill high
school lave finished then 4
State Editors
Meeting This Month
The aeeiisf of the Ne
braska Press isto(jati« >n
Mar- IS-17-IS a2ords all
af as the opportsaity to
salute this f«ar :ta
-airihfcitkii $ Iks
state aad its dlmM.
These psbtie-spirised lead
ers wield a eossaderaMe m
faeoee for pod k eK«t
btr aad supporuag wroitky
reecystre iu: 'JJ yewgnas
weeks' exams and received their
report cards. That leaves only 2
more 6-weeks! My, how the
time does fly!
Another issue of the "Eagles
Chatter the O'Neill high pa
per, was published last week.
It contained some very fine
articles. A column on "ima
gine if" was very good and
the human scavenger hunt
brought out some interesting
statistics.
The Lions club was entertain
ed by the OHS music depart
ment recently. The girls’ octette
sang "Sleep, Kentucky Babe”;
the brass ensemble played
March Triumph.” and John
Bowen sang a vocal solo, “Bell
of the Sea."
The Stuart kids seem to
have a new fad. Those little
green hats are real cute.
If you were in the Tom Tom
the other evening you would
have thought you were seeing
double or should I say quin
tuple. Five girls were dressed
identically They came in and
lined themselves up at the
counter It was really cute.
I read an article the other day
that kids in some town ate dill
pickles in their cokes. Doesn‘t
that sound appetizing? Ugh!
That's all for this week. See
, you around.
REA Lights Homes
io Sandcreek Area
, SANDCREEK — The Sand
creek community has been
■origr.tened the past few days
by energizing REA lines.
Those whose homes and
farmsteads were already wired
already are booked up
Other Sandcreek News
Mr and Mrs. James Demmg
isd son were in Atkinson on
cosiness Wednesday. March L
Mr. and Mrs Lotas Prange
wee in O'Neill or business
Wednesday. March L
Warren Berry and Mrs. Elsie
Sweet called at the Herbert
Sweet boose Wednesdar after -
neon. March L
Tom Berry 5 at home after
.•oral. ng sacra? --’tv* vtsrtmg his
laughter and family. Mr and
Mrs. Bill Finch.
James I>aaag and sac fed
cattae for Merrill Smith Thurs
day. FebraaiT 23. morning as
Mr Smith was “down with the
Al*
Sunday afternoon. February
3S. ra.jcrs a: the RusseB 3ipke
hame wre Mr and Mrs Joe
Sccmasaew and family Murry
and Benue MeBor «f Atkinson
and Bob Summerer. at Ewing.
Herbert Sweet was an At
knsatt calSer Tuesday. Febru
ary 2&
The ’23" telephone line com
pany held a speesa! meeting of
members ae Fnday night Feb
”~ary M at the Herbert Sweet 1
name In discuss rebuilding of j
the 'Tes An oysaer stew treat!
was furnished hr James Dem- j
3M
W arren Derry and Charles
I>chias called at the Merrill
MerrtZ South home Friday '
eaccT.atg. February 24 and
gate a hand with chores
Eay HipcC* asai Jimmy Seh
maderer ace beginner popb at
daSmcc 21* las: week
4 Children Chowan
As 'Shut-Ln Frwnds—
The Live and Learn extension
club met on Wednesday, Febru
ary 22. with Mrs. Paul Roth.
Mrs. Edward Steams was co
hostess. Fourteen members were
present Mrs. Albert Stearns
»i as a guest
Mrs Gus Rohrs, the song
leader, led the group in sing
ing "My Nebraska” and "Follow
the Gleam.” Mrs. George Ries
won the "guess what?” Four
children were chosen as shut-in
friends for the time being. Mrs.
Paul Roth and Mrs Orville
Hitchcock were appointed to
serve as cheer committee. The
leaders. Mrs. Gus Rohrs and
Mrs. William Wilkinson, gave
the lesson: "Part II of Clothing
| Construction."
The next meeting will be on
March 16 with Mrs. Elmer
Schaaf with Mrs. Gus Rohrs as
sisting.
Faye Irene Ballanlyne
New President—
PAGE—The Nifty Needier?
4-H club organized at Brenda
Beeeart’s on Friday. February
21 with 10 members prerent.
The following officers were
elected: Faye Irene Ballantvne.
president: Marian Heiss. vice -
president: Bette French, secre
tary and treasurer. Brenda Bee
leart news reporter.
Sewing boxes are to be ready
. for the next meeting which will
be March 21. at the home of
Mrs Melvin Held, leader Mrs
Frank Beeleart Is assistant lead
er
There was a lunch of jello,
cake and cocoa served.
. -
Taylor Earns BA
At Wittenberg—
PAGE — A Troy. O.. news
paper recently stated that Ed
mond R Taylor, son of Mr and
Mrs. Ross Taylor. 515 Grant
street, has completed his stud
ies at Wittenberg college for a
, 3A degree in business. He will
! receive the degree when the
1950 class graduates in June
Taylor has accepted a position
as salesman for Swift and Com
pany ami at the present time
is taking a training course in
Chicago. Cl. Edmond Taylor is
a brother of Mrs Charles Sor
enson. of Page. He was bora
and spent his boyhood days
here before moving to Ohio with
his parents.
Mrs. Finley Hostess—
PAGE — The Just-a-Mere
club met Friday afternoon.
March 3. with Mrs. Bert Finley
with a 2:30 dessert luncheon.
The afternoon was spent with
needlework Mrs Mary Mich
aelson and Mrs. T. O. Brown
field were visitors.
Nickels Entertain—
PAGE — The Pinochle club
was entertained at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Pien Nickel Sat
urday evening High scores
were woe by Mrs Herbert Stein
berg and Cecil Waterman and
low scores by Mrs Alfred Con
nor and Bernard Mosel Loach
was served by a committee
3 Guests Are Present—
PAGE — Mrs. Will Simmons
was hostess to the Bid-or Bye
bridge dub Wednesday after
noon. SCarcb 1. Mrs Alton Brad
dock. Mrs Herbert Steinberg
and Mrs. Robert Gr%y were
"uests of the club. Mrs. Jerome
Mien wot high score and Mrs.
Harold Kelly all-cut.
PAGE LOCALS
Evx Haynes, of Denton,
-pest from Wednesday. March
until Sunday nsting hi*
randparents. Mr and Mrs. Al
len Haynes, and with other rel
itives and trends
Mr. and Mrs Charles Crock
returned boene last Thursday, j
March 2 front California where
tray had spent 8 weeks with
their son. Elwm Crjrx and
iHliV
Mr and Mrs Dale Asher and
:ns and Mr and Mrs Ed Stew
m and far- ly were Sundae
turner guests of Mr and Mrs
George Park
Mrs Myrtle Coon returned to
rer home in Page Thursday.
March 2 She had been awa”
froec her Scene since December
5 when she fell and fractured
her arm After several days '
-'pent at the Orchard h eptd.
she nad gooe to the home of
her son-in-law and daughter.
Mr and Mrs Harve> Spangler, j
where she had stayed until re
turning to Page
Rev and Mrs T O. Browr
spent Tuesday and Wed
nesday. February 21 and March
1. visiting friends at Cedar Rap
ids and relatives at Cccad
Mr and Mrs. Alien Haynes
spent last Thursday at Royal
with Mrs Haynes's swxMhe*-in
law and sister. Mr and M s
Fred Storm.
Mr and Mrs Bert Fink at
Ewing, were d-r.ner guests ,«f
Mr and Mrs Frank Snyder
Wednesday noon. March 1 The .
all spent the afternoon at the
farm home of Mr and Mrs
George Fins
Mr and Mrs LaVerne Wiesv
o! York, were dinner guests
Sunday at the home of then
rrandparents. Mr and Mrs Al
ka Haynes
James \ hi. of Lmcwbv spent
from last Thursday until Sun
day at his home in Pape He
wrought his w ife and daughter.
\ *ckv home after they had
>pe*t a few days at lunovdn
Mi and Mrs George Bark re
lumed home last Thursday aft
moon, M arch J. after spend.ng
\ weeks, visuting relatives at
>or#olk and Ftwvyvnt and C\>un '
d and WwdKuw la
They were acvNunpanvod Wi e
v Vlis Asker and aim.
*ha v ouUd At the ftoRte Siwll
ad Baik h.v.swa
M s. .1 R Rusoe|kM.> kiiH'aj
’ Mts thsu pH K.u| JU.atej
Ann and Carolyn Russell and
Elaine and Lorraine Clacey were
N'eligh visitors Saturday ’
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sorer -
I son and daughter, of Creighton,
and Mr. and Mrs. Nels Lindquist
were guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. Soren Sorensen Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Nlssen and family, I
Mr. and Mrs Charles Sorensen
and family and Mr and Mrs.
| Junior Sorensen and daughter
were afternoon visitors.
Miss Carolyn Russell spent
the weekend with her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R Rus
[ sell.
Dale Asher, of Fremont, spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
relatives here. He came to get
his wife and sons, who had been
visiting relatives. He was ac
companied here by Mrs. Earl
Anderson, of Fremont who vis
j ited her parents. Mr, and Mrs.
Henry Eickhoff. They all re
: turned to Fremont Sunday eve
i ning.
Charles Sorenson and family
and Junior Sorenson and fam
ily were guests at a waffle sup
per Saturday evening at the
Soren Sorenson home.
La Vorne Albright Byrdie
Ann Park. Beverly Kelly and
Harold Tegeler. of Wayne, spent
the weekend with relatives hers.
Norman Trowbridge, Merwyn
French, jr., and Donald Heiss
who attend college at Lincoln
spent the weekend with rela
tives here.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Heiss
returned home Saturday after
spending the winter in the west
ern states
Mr and Mrs. Marvin Stauf
fer and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Beeleart and fam
' dy spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs Harry Harper.
Mr. and Mrs. Merwyn French
entertained a group of relatives
at their home Tuesday noon,
February 28. It was to have
been a dinner In honor of the
birthday anniversary of Dr. O.
W French, of O’Neill, whose
birth date is February 29. How
ever. the doctor was unable to
to present The sixteen guests
were seated at the long dining
room table that was centered
by the birthday cake. Guests
were: Mrs. Merle Brouse, of Val
entine; Mrs. O. W French and
granddaughter, of O'Neill; Mr
and Mrs. Leonard Heiss; Mr
and Mrs. Ivan Heiss and Bon
nie; Mr. and Mrs Harry Har
per; Mr and Mrs Allen Haynes;
Mr, and Mrs. Alton Braddock
and Mrs. Jennie French.
Mr. and Mrs. William Handke.
of Trentwood. Wash., were
Monday evening. February 27.'
guests of Mr. and Mrs Orville
Kemper.
Mr and Mrs. Ed Portes and
Mr and Mrs. Junior Sorenson
and daughters were Sunday, j
February 26. dinner guests of
Mr and Mrs Seven I ekes
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Kem
per and Mr and Mrs. William
Handke spent Thursday after
noon. February 23. at the Ker
bert Hempen home
Mr and Mrs Plen Nickels
have had a farm sale and Mr.
Nickel will soon leave for Ida
* ho. Mrs Nickel and 2 sons will
remain here until the end of
the schoo. vear.
Mr and Mrs William Handke
of Trentwood. Wash., have been
visiting the past week at the
Theodore Kemper home Mr
Handke is a brother of Mrs
Kemper, whom she had not
seen for 24 years Mrs Handke
is a sister erf Mr Kemper
Mr and Mrs. George Wink
ler and children and Dale Lud
ington were Sunday. February
26. dinner guests at the Theo
dore Kemp-: borne.
Mrs. Ray Snell. Mrs. O L
Reed and Mrs Anton Nissen at
tended an Eastern Star meeting
at Ewing Tuesday afternoon,
February 2?
The HOA Tub met with Mrs
Will Neubs-er Tuesday after -
rm February 28. with 10 mem
>Skrs preset:* Mrs. Red Wood
~d Miss*? Grace a-d Xelle
^.od were vitors. The after
oan was soent doing needle
>rk. They had their »stponed
"alentine ex * vnge of e fts The
I hostess sHTei lunch.
The Pjikv rTe cub met with
Mr. and Mr Herbert Steinberg
Saturday evening. February 25
Ren Nickel and Cecil Watter
an were high score winners
Mrs, Ren Nickel and Bernard
Mosel received low. Lunch was
served by the committee.
REDBIRD NEWS
St and Sir?. Bill Wilson
were lh Reifc.-d Saturday. Feb
ruary 25
St and Sirs. Henry Ladiey.
of Gordon Sir?. Anna Carson.
St and Slr^ Jack Darnel]
children. .>5 Lynch, and Mrs
Herman S. rtoilmeyer imi boys
were Sunday guests in the Ray
WUsnr. hnrr.e Sunday. Febr
uary 55
Halsey and Cnancie Hull were
in Redr.rd Suniav. fybrua-v
56
Harvey S ragman and fani
Oy. of Opp- ’.unity vailed at
IV se Store's Sunday. February
2* ;
Sir and Sirs. Thomas Hts- j
cocks spent the mmna in the
Wm Wilson home Wednesday. 1
March l
Fdward v urwan and Bewrly ■
were in Rcdbird Monday, Feb '
ruary IT
Mrs Florence Harm was
here Monday, February ST
Lev Welb was in' Redbud
Micvto. February |f
Arthur Ih^ert was a caller
M and Mrs WiUuim Owe
heiv Sl.as.iav February ST
ard atrv m Redbud Monday,
r ohi urn v 2 •
Mrv t *..»? IViui iivig waa
' v«\ M .nd . IVbruary ff
A I. \ *h Hell and fam.lv
mow 4 \t day. Fein via re If,
ivom tHc J e Cihlar farm lo *
fa.m. . vXVvili Mr, and M *
\\u 1xVIHnK HW
ed this week oa the fauna just
vacated by Mr Pritchett
Mr and Mrs. Halsey Hull
autoed to Lynch on business
Monday. February 27.
Herman Schollmeyer, called
in the Ray Wilson home Mon
day evening, February 27.
Mr. and Mrs Gordon Barta
were in Redbird Monday, Feb
ruary 27.
Jack Wilson was here Tues
day, February 28
Fred Truax, sr. visited in
Redbird Tuesday, February 28.
Howard Slack, of near Dor
sey, called here Tuesday, Febr
uary 28
Mrs. Nick Baker and Mrs.
Ray Wilson attended lodge in
Lynch Tuesday night, Febru
ary 28.
Ray Wilson autoed over to
near Dorsey Tuesday, Febru
ary 28.
Eva Truax was in Redbird
Tuesday, February 28.
W. H. Hart land visited at the
Michael Hull home Tuesday,
February 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Cihiar
were in Redbird Monday. Feb
ruary 28.
Virgil Wilson accompanied
I
Guy Hull and friends to a don
key basketball game in Nio
brara Tuesday, February 28.
Tom Hiscocks, of near Dor
sey, was here Tuesday, Febru
ary 28
L. WeiIs and family, vsited
at the William Wells home
Wednesday, March 1.
Mrs. Bill Wilson, Mrs Her
man Scholimeyer and Sirs. Jack
Wilson called on Mrs Jack
Darnell while shopping in ■
Lynch Wednesday, Mar ah 1. 1
Beryl Bessert was in Redbird ;
Wednesday, March 1.
F. R Beil was here Wednes
day, March 1.
Lyle Wells is working at the
Ralph and Guy Pnkerman
farm near ScottviUe.
Dennis Darnell and Bruce
Scholimeyer spent Friday night
and Saturday, with their uncle,
Bill Wilson, and family.
Dale Bessert and Mrs. Ar
thur Bessert and Eva Truax
autoed to O’Neill. Wednesday,
March 1.
Carl Christensen, of Dorsey,
called in Redbird Thursday,
March 1.
Mr and Mrs William Coo*
ard visited friends in Ljrocfc
Thursday, March 2.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Lue4t
ke were in Redbird Friday,
March 3.
H. V. Rosenkrans carried tx
Star - Lynch mail Friday af
ternoon, March 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur BcjDart
left by auto for Ravinia, S. Dl,
Saturday. March 4, to visit Mr.
and Mrs John Stewart.
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