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3 Girls Escape
Injury in Mishap
STUART—Three girls escaped
injury Saturday, Dec. 1, when
• car driven by Either Gans went
out of control and somersaulted
aereral times.
Sharon Shald, of Gordon, and
Shirley Shald, of Stuart, were
riding with Miss Gans.
The accident occurred about 4
' miles northeast of Stuart on a
•ountry road. The girls received
•nor cuts and bruises, and the
c*r was badly damaged.
Other Stuart News
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bazel
nan and family, of O’Neill, vis
ited with the Wilfred Seger fam
ily on Friday evening. Patsy
prolonged her visit over the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Farr and
Mr. and Mrs. John Hasch, of
Newport, were Sunday, Decem
ber 2, dinner guests of Mr. and (
Mri. Ward Dyer. The dinner was :
in honor of Mr. Dyer’s birthday.
Mrs. Clyde Brainard and chil- j
di*n, of Naper, were Saturday,
December 1, visitors of Mrs. R. A. j
Coffman. „ . ..
The Women’s Society of the
Community church realized over
4300 from the chicken dinner,
bazaar and food sale which they
held Saturday, December 1, in
the church basement.
Supt. K. C. Paul took Jean
Cobb, Wilma Kaup and Dick
Shald to Valentine for the north
central declamatory contest on
Friday, November 30. Jean Cobb
received an “excellent”
in the poetry division; Dick Shald
received an “excellent’ ’ rating in
the humorous division and Wil
ma Kaup, a good rating in the
dramatic division.
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Award Prizes in
Worm Hole Contest —
The Golden Keys club met on
Friday, November 30. President
Mike Schaaf called the meeting
to order. There were no addi
tions or corrections to the min
utes of the last meeting. The roll
call was answered with the name
of a town in Nebraska.
Last week the prizes were
awarded to the people without
any worm holes in tneir apples.
The first prizes were awarded to
Karen Bates, Judy Mlinar, Don
na Perry and Linda Serck. There
were also second and third
prizes given to the children with
only 1 or 2 worm-holes in their
apples.
We received our savings
stamps. The school was given a
certificate for selling them.—By
Linda Serck, news reporter.
Ewing Rancher's
Eye Is Punctured—
EWING — A piece of wire
struck James Bartak, of near Ew
ing, in the left eye Friday, punc
turing the eye and damaging
other eye tissue. The 21-year-old
rancher was hospitalized at Nor
folk late Friday afternoon and his
condition Saturday was reported
as “good."
The accident occurred shortly
after noon Friday when Bartak
was riding fence on the Bartak
ranch near Ewing. Alone at the j
time the wire punctured his eye
when he attempted to pull the,
loose strand from the ground. He j
remounted his horse and rode to
the ranch house where he got a
car and drove 22 miles to Ewing.
There he met his mother and was
taken to the Norfolk hospital.
Young Bartak’s eye has been
stitched and he will be kept un
der close care for several days.
There is some doubt as to wheth
er he will ever regain use of the
eye, but doctors believe it will
not be necessary to remove it.
FASHIONABLE INDEED. . .
That will be dad on Christmas
morning, if among his gifts is
one of the new robes. This one
is of lightweight virgin wool in
smart and popular Scotch-tar
tan pattern.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hubby were
Saturday afternoon guests of Mrs.
Carrie Borg.
Deloit Represented
at Bureau Parley
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DELOIT—The 33d annual con
vention of the farm bureau was
held at Lincoln on November 26,
27 and 28. Those from Deloit at-,
tending were Mr. and Mrs. Anton
Shavlik, Mrs. Charles Bartak, jr.,1
and Mrs. Henry Reimer. Five
members from south of Bartlett
also attended.
Highlights of the convention
were programs, a banquet Tues
day evening and a Chinese style
luncheon Wednesday noon.
A. L. Miller and Senator Butler
attended the banquet at Lincoln.
A number of farm bureau mem
bers attended a meeting at Al
bion on Friday evening where
Charles Marshall, state president,
was guest speaker.
Other Deloit News
Mrs. Carl Christon, Mrs. Henry
Reimer and Marlene called at the
M. J. Benton borne at Uni Place
Monday evening.
Mrs. James Squire and Sharon
: spent several days at the Elvan
' Kinney home in Council Bluffs,
I la.
I A number from here attended
!the wedding of Joe Funk and
Georgine Dozier at Elgin Thurs- >
day.
Mildred Thiele and George
R. Hemenway were married at
St. John’s Wednesday.
The Pinochle club held a par-|
ty for several couples at the
Frank Miller home Sunday eve
ning.
Mrs. Savage, of Ewing spent
several days last week, at the1
Bartak home.
Sidney Anderson and Mrs.!
Henry Mock were Bartlett visit
ors on Friday .
The Bill Leahy family from
Gothenburg have been visiting at
the Leo Funk home.
Warren Wilcox is employed as
a truck driver at Kneivals store.
CHAMBERS NEWS
Mrs. P. T. Avard, of O’Neill, is
substituting as teacher in the pri
mary room of the Chambers
school while the teacher, Mrs.
Wayne Smith, is ill.
The Rebekah lodge of Cham
bers will hold their Christmas
party on Friday, Dectmber 14, at
the IOOF hall. Each member is
asked to come and bring a gift of
50- to 75-cents in value for the
gift exchange.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams and
children moved Friday and Sat
urday from north of O’Neill,
where they have been employed
on a ranch, to her parents’ home
in Chambers. They expect to go
onto a farm north of town as
soon as possible.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mitchell
and daughter, of Neligh, were
guests of Bill Majors Saturday.
Val and Lon Pichler, of Grand
Island, visited Mr. and Mrs. Chet
Fees, jr., Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Tibbets, Bob
Meline and Genevieve Bell were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
I Mrs. L. V. Cooper.
Mrs. Zada Russ, of O’Neill,
spent Sunday with her daughter
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Hutton, and family.
Glen Taylor drove to Norfolk
Monday to attend a meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnie Mace, jr.,
and son, of Plainview, visited at
t le home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Arnie Mace, sr., and her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Brit
tell. Mrs. Mace and Richard re
mained for a few days’ visit.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Dierking drove
to Brunswick Sunday to Vkit
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wink and A
family visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. A. Houston, at Neligh
Sunday. 6
ASSEMBLY LINE SURGEHY
The children of Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin DeWitt, of Blair, can
boast of receiving medical treat
ment by assembly line methods
By going to the hospital in pairs
and on alternate days, all 8 of
them had their tonsils removed
within a week.
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