Emmet Methodists
Plan to Carry On
EMMET — The Methodist
church congregation held a
meeting at the nome of Mr.
and Mrs. John Conard Wednes
day evening. May 24.
It was decided to continue
the Methodist church in Emmet.
The pastor for the past few
years, Rev. W. C Birmingham,
who also serves the Atkinson
church, has requested a trans
fer.
Other Emmet News
< Mrs. Ed Flood, of O’Neill,
was a Sunday, May 28, dinner
guest of Mrs. Agnes Gaffney
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fox and
eon, Dick, and Mrs. Paul New
ton and sons, Melvie and Jim
my, were Sunday, May 28, fish
ers at Dewey lake.
Mr. and Mrs. James O’Connor
and daughter, Marybelle and
Tom Perkins, spent Sunday af
ternoon, May 28, at Ainsworth
visiting Dick Hurten and Ma
bel Perkins.
Miss Norma Lou Foreman
was a guest Sunday, May 28,
avernight guest of Margaret
Redd at O’Neill.
Maureen Murphy accompan
ied Bud Cole to Burlington, la-,
on Wednesday, May 24, where
she will be employed by Mrs.
Bud Cole at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Bock for some
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Beckwith
were Sunday evening. May 28,
visitors of Mr and Mrs. Hugo ,
Holtz near O’Neill."
Marie Fox, of O’Neill spent
Wednesday, May 24, until Fri
day, May 24. visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Fox and family.
Spike Lawerence, Harry Wer
ner, ohn Conard, Paul Newton
and Guy Cole spent Sunday,
Mav 28. fishing at Swan lake.
Donna Perry spent the past
week visiting at the Howard
NWton home in O’Neill.
Bobby Murphy, of O’Neill,
spent several days recently vis
iting Ronnie Murphy.
Little Ellen Abart, daughter
of Mr and Mrs. Keith Abart.
of O’Neill spent the week
end visiting her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Abart.
Little Kathy Ruebeck, of O’
Neill, is spending the week at
the Wayne Fox home.
Mrs. Jack Murphy and Mau
reen and Ronnie, Marvbelle O’
Connor and Norma Lou Fore
man visited at the Mike Tro
shynski home near O’Neill Tues
day, May 23.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Mliner, of
Atkinson, were Sunday. May 28,
dinner guestes of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Mlinar at the Patterson
ranch. I
Mrs. Agnes Gaffney visited
Mrs. Charles Abart on Monday,
May 29.
Mrs. James O’Connor and
Marybelle and Norma Lou
Foreman visited Mrs. Henry
Benze and family at O’Neill on
Saturday, May 27.
Veldon Tomlinson, of O’Neill,
is spending the week visiting
Mr and Mrs. Gilbert Fox.
Mr. and Mrs. John Alson, of
Palm Beach. Fla., spent sever
al days visiting at the W. R.
TYnborg home.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Tomlin
son, of O’Neill, were Wednes
day, May 24, sunper truests of
Mr and Mrs. Gilbert Fox.
Sunday. Mav 28. dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Tenborg
and Greg were Mr. and Mrs.
John Olson, of Palm Beach.
Fla., W. R. Tenborg, Mr. and
Mrs Geary Enbody and Sharon
and Jeffery Wagnon.
Jackie and Carol Ries, of At
kinson, spent last week visiting
their grandparents, Mr. ana
Mrs. John Pruss.
Helen Landholm
Becomes a Bride
LYNCH — Helen Landholm,
daughter of Mrs. Verna Kalkow
ski, of Lynch, and Norman
. Oberle, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Oberle, of Dorsey, were
married Sunday, May 21, with
Rev. Richard Monroe officiat
ing. About 40 friends and rela
tives attended.
The bride was dressed in an
orchid taffeta street-length dress
with brown accessories. She
wore a pearl necklace and ear
Tings, gifts from the bridegroom.
She carried a yellow and white
rosebud bouquet.
Mrs. Lou Ann Thomas was
matron-of-honor and wore a
copper taffeta streetlength gown
with a shoulder corsage of yel
low and white rosebuds.
The bridegroom wore a gray
suit and the bestman, John Eth
erton, of O’Neill, wore a brown
suit. Both wore white carnation
boutonnieres.
A reception was held after the
ceremony and the luncheon was
served by the Theta Rho Girls’
club.
The couple plans to make
their home in the Dorsey com
munity.
SCOREBOARD
NORTH - CENTRAL
DAY-AND-NIGHT LEAGUE
Results Sunday, May 28:
At Atkinson 15 . . . Inman 2
At Chambers vs. O’Neill, rained
out; to be played at a later date:
Page open.
Games Sunday, June 4:
Long Pine at O’Neill.
Chambers qt Inman
Page at Stuart.
Atkinson open
CHAMBERS NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. ^Johnnie Albers
and son, of Lincoln, are spend
ing a fe*.v days with his moth
er, Mrs. Anna Albers, and oth
er relatives.
Mr. and Mis. Donald Grimes
drove to Atkinson Sunday, May
| 28, to bring their daughter, Bon
I nie, home. Bonnie visited her
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Steavens last week.
The teacher and pupils of dis
trict 115, southeast of Cham
bers, held a last day of school
picnic at the school Thursday,
May 25. A large crowd attend
ed. Larry Tangeman is the
teacher.
Mrs. Elwyn Rubeck and
daughter, Katheryn, spent from |
Wednesday until Saturday, May
j 24-27, with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Honeywell.
Mrs. Tom Hansen, sr., of Til
den, spent a few days last week
with her son, Tom Hansen, jr.,
at Chambers.
Mrs. Anna Carson, of Red
bird, spent last week with her
son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Du
ane Carson.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cook
drove to Ericson Sunday, May
28
Mrs. George Hodgeson and
son, Donnie, of Chugwater,
Wyo., and Mrs. Clarence Rich
ards, their 2 daughters and son,
all of Powell, Wyo., spent sev
eral days last week with Mrs.
Hodgeson’s father, Walt Rich
ards.
Patty Carson, who has been
attending schoftl at Grand Is- ,
land, came home Sunday, May
28.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon brmtn,
Mrs. Wayne Rowse and daugh
ter. Linda, drove to Norfolk
Monday, May 29.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hutchin
son and mother, of Elgin, were
in Chambers Sunday, May 28,
to visit their son, Duane, and to
attend services at the Metho- (
dist church. I
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Flavel and
family, of Gretna, came Sun
day, May 28, to visit her moth
er, Mrs. Valo Edwards. Mrs.
Flavel and daughter remained
for a couple of weeks, the oth
ers returned that evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Graves,
of Ferndale, Wash., arrived in
the Ballagh community Sunday,
May 28, to visit his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Walt Graves, and oth
er relatives. They expected to
spend Memorial day at Cham
bers and were guests of her
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
T. E. Newhouse.
Thirteen Boy Scouts with
their scountmaster, Rev. L. A.
Dale, Prof. Echdahl and Rev.
Duane Hutchinson, left last
week on a vacation trip to Den
ver, Estes Park and other places
in Colorado, returning Saturday. ;
They reported having a “won- j
derful time.”
Mr. and Mrs. Keith New
house and son and Mrs. Paul
Geiser, of Lincoln, came Sun
day, May 28, to visit his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. New
house. , ,
Mrs. Coral Calhoun arrived
Thursday, May 25, from North
| Bend, Ore. She is staying at
i present with her daughter and ■
husband. Mr. and Mrs. William
Ermer, and family. She expects
I to make her home in Chambers
I where she lived until about a
year ago. She has a son and a
daughter living in Oregon.
Miss Mitchell Will
Teach Again in 52
NORTH OF STUART—School
district 52 held a final day pic
nic Thursday, May 25.
Those present were: Mrs.
Elsie Sweet and family, Tom
and Warren Berry, Mr. and
Mrs- Lou Prange, Mr. and Mrs. j
' Berlin Mitchell and Vesta, and I
Lucille, Mr. and Mrs. Charles:
Dobias and family, Willard Rat-,
liff, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Smith
and family, and Mrs. Linford
j Sweet and family,
i The afternoon was spent play
ing ball and the school child
dren played several numbers on
their chimes for the group.
Miss Lucille Mitchell, teach
er, has contracted for the school
for the coming year.
Other North of Stuart News
Mr. and Mrs Russell Hipke
and family attended a family
reunion Sunday, May 28, at the
home of Mrs. Hipke’s parents,
Mr and Mrs. J. B Mellor, near
Atkinson. Those present were:
Murry and Benton Mellor, Mr.
and Mrs Leonard Chaffin and
family, Mr. and Mrs George
Mellor and daughter, all of At
1 kinson; Mrs. Howard Stephens
and daughter, of Council Bluffs,
la., Mr. and Mrs. Bob Summer -
er and daughter, of Ewing; Mr
and Mrs. Neil Hipke. of Spring
view, and Mi. and Mrs. Russell
Hipke and family, of Stuart.
Herbert Sweet called at the
Merrill Smith home Thursday
I morning, May 25
Mr. and Mrs. James Allyn and
family drove to Pickstown, S.
D., Saturday, May 27, to see
; the Dam.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dobias
1 helped Mrs. Dobias’s sister, Mrs.
Gene Livingston, paper on
Monday, May 22
Loretta Berry went to Atkin
son Friday to commence her
j work as secretary and assistant ’
! to Rev. Orin Graff.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Smith
and family were Sunday eve- 1
ning, May 28. supper guests of
Mr and Mrs Charles Dobias
and boys.
ATKINSON TAKES
LEAGUE OPENER
O'Neill - Chambers Fracas
Postponed Because
Of Rain
In the opening round of the
1950 baseball season of the
North-Central day and night
league, August Troshynski’s
Atkinson “9” Sunday afternoon
rode to an easy 15-2 verdict
over Inman before a “pretty
fair” gate.
In other engagements O’Neill
at Chambers was postponed be
cause of wel grounds; and Page
had an open date.
The initial tilt gave the par
itisan fans at Atkinson strong
indication that Atkinson would
be a top -flight contender for
the league championship.
The Atkinson tribe demon
strated considerable power in
the hitting department.
Leading hitters for victorious
Atkinson were Big Bill Miller
and Frank Schaaf. Miller rap
ped out 3 hits in 5 trips to the
plate. They consisted of a home
run, a triple, a single. Schaaf
clouted 3 for 3 with a homer
and a pair of singles.
Playing Manager Milo Gor
gen, of Inman, and Fred Apple
by took batting honors for the
losing club. Gorgen and Apple
by knocked out 2 hits in 4 trips
to the plate.
Summary: R H E
Inman 001 001 000 2 5 3
Atk. 120 440 040 15 12 3
Batteries: Inman—Elder (5),
Sholes (3) and Bright; Atkin
son — B. Troshynski (5), J.
Tioshynski (3) and Schaaf and
L. Troshynski.
Orchard Juniors
Drop Tilt, 2-8
ORCHARD — Clearwater
Junior Legion baseball team
wrapped up an easy victory on
the Clearwater diamond Sun
day afternoon by defeating the
Orchard Legion, 8-2.
Clearwater took an early lead
when Orchard’s pitcher issued
4 walks in a row and then 2
Clearwater hits sent 5 runs
home.
Batteries: Clearwater — Bar
rett and Thompson; Orchard—
Dempster, Schleusener, Rouse
and Hemenway.
South Fork Club
In Skating Parly—
The 212 South Fork 4-club
met at the school Friday, after
noon, May 26. The meeting was
called to ordeij by the president
Joellyn Backhus, The minutes
of the last meeting were read
by the secretary, Donald Strong,
and were approved.
Roll call was answered by
giving a good health habit.
Plans were made for a fishing
party soon.
We repeated the 4-H pledge
then we sang songs.
A stocker feeder and a sew
| ing class were held after the
meeting. We learned the differ
ent parts of a calf, judged our
hot pot holders and head scarfs,
then we played ball and had a
wiener roast. Seventeen mem
yers and 12 visitors wer present.
Next regular meeting will be
at the Leonard Peterson home
June 30. We had a roller skat
ing party at the Legion hall in
Chambers Friday night, May 19.
Everyone reported a good time
—By Jennie Vee Halsey, news
reporter.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Mark Thramer, 20, of Clear
water, and Miss Edna Joan
Walnofer, 18, of Orchard, May
31.
Edward M. Vogel, 20, and
Miss Vera Brent, 21, both of
Stuart, May 25.
Marvin Pribnow, 24, of Prim
I rose, and Deloris Pierson, 22,
I of Ewing, May 26
John J. Janzing, fo Atkin
son, and Miss Lottie Babl, of
Emmet, both over 21, May 26.
Patrick J. Burk, 24. and Miss
Marilyn M. Woeppel, 19, both
of Ewing, May 26
Robert Rolland Newberry, 24,
of Wayne and Sybil Nadine
lekes, 24, of Page, May 27.
Romanus F Kaup. 21, of Stu
art. and Regina E Mullen, 21,
of Atkinson, May 29.
Visitors Arrive
From Oregon—
REDBIRD — Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Hiscocks, of Gaston.
Ore., are visiting their son and :
family. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Hiscocks, of near Dorsey.
They arrived at Dorsey this
week.
FILES FOR SHERIFF
Eight men have thus far fil
ed for the position of Holt coun
ty sheriff The latest filing is
D. S. McCage, O’Neill cafe man.
McCage posted his filing fee
May 23, as a Republican candi
date from the first ward, O’
Neill.
Rebekahs to Meet—
Rebekah lodge will hold a j
meeting Friday to initiate new
members.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Warner,
formerly of O’Neill, Mr. and
Mrs. Delbert Warner and fam
ily. and Mr. and Mrs. L. A
Book and family, all of Homick,
Ta., were guests of Mrs. Emma
Lawrence Memorial day.
Mr. and Mrs Ray W. Law
rence and Virginia visited Mr
and Mrs. William Sorenson in
Ainsworth Friday and Satur
day.
LIBERTY BELL COMING . . , Nebraska’s Independence sav
ings bond drive, which was launched Monday, May 15, is well
underway in Holt county, according to Lyle P. Dierks, Holt
drive chairman. Looking ahead to the appearance of the fac
simile Liberty Bell at O’Neill on Wednesday, June 21, Dierks
said that he expects this symbol of the treasury drive to be a
real incentive to bond buyers.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kirk
patrick and sons and Mrs. Floyd
McManigal attended aPetras
family reunion at the Floyd
Patras home in Brunswick Sum
day, May 28.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Fox and
Dick, of Atkinson, were dinner
guests Tuesday, May 30, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. E- W.
Kramer.
EWING NEWS
Elsie Rickert came home the
latter part of the week from
Neligh where she had visited at
the home of her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Rickert.
On Sunday, May 28, Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Rickert a n 3
daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Dale j
Napier, Mr and Mrs. Frank
Emsick and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Duane Jensen and baby,
took picnic dinners and joihed
the family at the country home
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Z. H. Fry’, where they celebrat
ed the birthday anniversary of
their mother, which was Satur
j day, May 27.
On Thursday evening, May
25, at the Ewing Methodist
church parlors, a miscellaneous
shower was given in honor of
Norma Gibson Fry, a bride of
the month. About 30 friends and
relatives were present. Games
provided entertainment and bin
go was played, the bride receiv
ing all the prizes. Following
this, was the opening of the gift
packages which were piled
high on a table decorated in
the bride’s chosen colors. Nor
|‘ ma received many gifts. Re
freshments of angle food cake,
ice cream and coffee were ser
vd from a table carrying out
the color scheme and decora
tion in the chosen colors in
flowers and candles. The hos
tesses for the evening were
Mrs. Vic Vandersnick, Mrs.
Robert Eacher, Mrs. Wilda Carr,
Mrs. Robert Dunaway, Mrs.
Richard Shain, and Miss Jer
reldean Black.
Mr and Mrs. A. S. Evans re
turned home Friday from Im
perial where they had spent
several days.
The Pinochle club was enter
tained at the home of Mrs. Sis
Ebbengaard on Thursday eve
ning, May 25. Guests were Mrs.
Gail Boise and Mrs. John Mil
ler.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Adrian and
children spent Sunday, May 28,
visiting at the home of Mr and
Mrs. Verl Tuttle and family,
south of Ewing.
The Reimer property, which
was damaged by fire some time
ago, is being repaired and re
modeled.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Pruden
and daughter, Fern, drove to
Chamberlain, S. D., on Friday,
May 24- They were accompani
ed home by her sister, Mrs. B.
P. Cooper, and family.
Mrs. Matilda Tucker is en
joying a visit from her daught
er, Mrs. B. P. Cooper and chil
dren, of Chamberlain, S. D.
The Hobbs family had a din
ner party on Sunday, May 28,
at the home of Win. Hobbs.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs- L. A. Hobbs ami sons. Mr.
and Mrs John Turay, Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Rodebush, and Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Hobbs.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bauer
and family, of Dexter, la., came
Friday, May 26, to spend the
weekend at the home of Mrs.
Rose Bauer. They returned
home on Sunday.
Weekend guests at the home
of Mrs. W H. Briggs were Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Briggs and
baby, of Oklahoma City, Okla.,
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kennedy
and family, of Ord, and Peter
Vaughn, of Omaha
Mrs. Hubbard Hostess—
Mrs. A. B Hubbard was hos
tess to the M & M club Satur
day, May 27. A luncheon was
served at the M & M cafe at
noon followed by cards at her
home.
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