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° CHAMBERS NEWS
* Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Holcomb
and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Halsey
are attending the state fair this
week.
Mrs. Marvin Koerle returned
Sunday, August 24, from Long
Beach, Calif. Her husband, BTFN
Marvin Hoerle, left on August 16
for Japan aDoard the USS
cruiser Toledo. Mrs. Hoerle will
remain here with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Walter.
Katheryn Newhouse went to
Neligh recently where she is em
ployed as music instructor in the
Nehgh school. She also teaches
English in the high school.
Jackie Taggert, who won first
place in the style review at
achievement day in O’Neill, is
attending the state fair this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mitchell
and daughter of Neligh spent
Sunday, August 31, at the home
of Bill Majors.
Leola Weichman of Stuart spent
the weekend with her aunt, Mrs.
Cliff Gillette and Mr. Gillette.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hoerle and
family moved Saturday into the
John Walter house in the north
port of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner and
Roger of Grand Island came on
Saturday, August 30, and visited
until Monday evening with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Turner, her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Leo T. Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Barrett of
Brunswick spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr and Mrs. Bert
Lybolt and attended the wedding
of a friend, Glenice White, at
Amelia.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Neilson and
Mrs. Holloway were Sunday din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Wintermote.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Walter and
family drove to Arapahoe Wed
nesday, August 27, to attend a
reunion of the Walter family. The
occasion was in honor of her
great-grandmother, who was cele
brating her 100th birthday anni
versary. Helda and Ruth Wend
land of Arapahoe, who had been
visiting here, accompanied them.
The Walters returned Sunday.
Lyle Bryant of Lincoln spent
Wednesday night, August 27,
with his sister and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Keith Sexton and Na
dine.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beed of
Lincoln came Friday evening,
August 29, to spend the weekend
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coolidge
visited overnight recently in the
Donald Grimes home at Eaton,
Colo.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Jarman of At
kinson visited his brother and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Wood Jarman,
and attended the fair on Thurs
day and Friday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mikus of
Amelia did the chores at the H.
C. Walter place while they were
visiting at Arapahoe.
John Butterfield of Newport
took in the Holt county fair and
visited with old friends. He is a
former resident of the Chambers
community.
Pfc. Bruce Grimes arrived home
fi*om Oceanside, Calif., Thursday,
August 28, for a short furlough
with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Grimes. He expects to be
moved soon from California to
Pearl Harbor, Ha.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. (“Bus*) Brit
tell of Neligh attended the Holt
county fair on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Anderson of
Tilden visited his brother and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Alder
son, and attended the fair last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ashton of
Omaha came Thursday, August
28, to get their daughter, who
had been visiting the past week
in the Edgar DeHart home.
They returned Friday.
Pvt. Roland Harvey arrived on
Sunday, August 31, from Ft. Jack
son, S.C., for a 17-day furlough
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E i
Harvey and sister and husband,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Green and
son.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Carpenter
were Sunday dinner guests in the
Keith Sexton home
Mr. and Mrs. John Butler of
Long Beach, Calif., spent fair
week visiting her mother, Mrs.
Alma Farrier, brothers, Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Farrier and Mr. and
Mrs. H. R. Farrier and sister and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Tangeman and other relatives
and friends.
Harold Young, who went to
Omaha on Monday, August 25,
for preinduction physical exam
ination for the navy returned be
cause the quota had been filled.
He has enlisted in the navy and
expects to be called about Oc
tober 1.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Russell of
Long Pine came Tuesday, August
26, to visit their daughters and,
sons-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Beed and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Grimes and family and
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hoerle and
family. They also attended the
Holt county fair.
Bobbie Starr and Don Sanders
of St. Paul came Sunday, Au
gust 24 to fish.. They stayed with
the former’s grandmother, Mrs.
Nellie Starr. Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Starr came Wednesday, August 27,
to visit his mother, attend a day
of the fair and take the boys
home.
Schcjls Near Amelia
Begin 1952-’53 Term
AMELIA—Most schools in this
community began the term Mon
day morning.
Duane Carson and Mrs. Art
Walters of Chambers are teach
ing the Amelia school. Mrs.
Duane Carson has charge of the
school at the Lee ranch.
Other schools with their teach
ers are: Swan Lake—Mrs. Or
land Fryrear; Roy Warden dist
rict—Mrs. Forest Sammons; Gil
man district—Miss Sandra Gil
man; John Mohr district — Pa
tricia Carson; Asa Watson dist
rict—Cleone Doolittle.
Leone Fix Is teaching south
west of Atkinson in the Lemun
van district. Colleen Kennedy is
teaching the Berry school.
Other Amelia News
Miss Mvrtle White and Carol
Burge will attend school at Mc
Pherson, Kans., this year. Others
from the Amelia district attend
ing school elsewhere are Calvin
Coolidge, Don Withers to Atkin
son and LaVem Whitcomb to
Burwell.
Rev. and Mrs. Dallas Wads
worth of Mina, S. D., are visit
ing at the Clvde Burge home.
George Koder. Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Mason, Mrs. Lena Rees
and Carrol Jones of Monroe, la.,
Mrs. P. L. Strenger of Omaha
visited over the weekend with
Mrs. Lindsav and Florence.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Small, Bev
erly and Gary of Hopkins, Mo.,
attended the Chambers fair and
visited friends around Amelia
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bar
nett, Ardath and Connie, and
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Barnett
banned to leave Thursdav for
Minnesota lakes on a fishing
trin
Glen White had a stack of nav
struck by lightning Saturday
night and burned. Fire spread
and burned several bales nf hay
before it was extinguished.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob McCullough
and children and Mrs. Blossom
Butler of Fargo, N. D . came
Saturday to visit Mrs. Butler’s
mother, Mrs. George Withers.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Sageser,
Mr. and Mrs. Vem Sageser. Mrs.
Tulia White and Mrs. Frank
Braddock were Sundav dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed White.
Mrs. Lou Backhaus accomp
anied her cousins on a fishing
trip to Minnesota. They left Sun
dav morning.
Mrs. Frank Braddock returned
to her home near Howes, S. D,
Monday. Her mother, Mrs. Julia
White, accompanied her. They
planned to stav Mondav ni°ht
at t^e Ray White home in Mar
tin. S. D.
Rev. L. R. Hansberry and C. J.
Ramorn of Chambers called at
Ed White’s Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rees have
a new Chevrolet.
Mr. and Mrs. Clvde Burge and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Carr
and family returned Friday from
a, visit with relatives at Eureka,
Page Music Pupils
Present Recital —
PAGE—On Monday evening
August 25, Mrs. R. F. Park pre
sented nine of her piano students
in a recital at the Methodist
church.
Piano solos were played by
Richard Harris, Connie Reige,
Faye Irene Ballantyne, Myrna
Heiss, Louise Harris, Kathleen
Walker, Ruth Kelly, Carol Har
ris and Marian Heiss. Richard and
Carol Reiss, Louise Harris and
Ruth Kelly, Connie Reige and
Mrs. Park played duets. A vocal
solo was furnished by Louise Har
ris, a trio, Louise, Karen and
Carol Harris and a trio, Bonnie
Heiss, Larry Walker and Karen
Harris.
The program concluded with
group singing of Auld Lang Svne,
accompanied by Miss Kathleen
Walker. The mothers served re
freshments.
Couple Weds Upon
Soldier's Return—
LYNCH — Word has been re
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ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stew
art of Lynch, and Charles Lued
ke, son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Luedkt of Spencer, were married
north, three miles east of Page.
Charles had just returned to the
U.S. from Korea.
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4-H Gub and Open-Class livestock Winners
at 1952 Holt County Fair
4-H DIVISION
Stocker-Feeder
HEREFORD STEERS:
Blues—Donald Fullerton, Am
elia; Bobby Gartner, Chambers;
Bernard Grimes, Chambers;
Fhyllis Fullerton, Amelia; Eddie
Pierson, O’Neill; Edith Grimes,
Chambers; Bill Lierman, Amelia;
Gleason Grimes, Chambers.
Reds— Nancy Cuatt, Amelia;
Mavaline Cuatt, Amelia; Charles
Pierson, O’Neill; Donald Strong,
Chambers; Robert Young,
O’Neill; Marlene Ermer, O’Neill;
Demarus Strong, Chambers;
Richard Grimes, Chambers; Glo
ria Grimes, Chambers; Charlotte
Grimes: Chambers; Darlene
Grimes, Chambers; Darold Er
mer, O’Neill; Eugene Ermer,
O’Neill; Raymond Strong, Cham
bers; Lois Strong, Chambers;
Gale Holcomb, Chambers; Gary
Holcomb, Chambers; Dale Ful
lerton, Amelia.
White— Keith Halsey, Cham
bers; Jennie Halsey, Chambers;
Hugh Troshinsky, Page.
HEREFORD HEIFERS:
Blue—Darlene Grimes, Cham
bers; Raymond Strong, Cham
bers; Gale Holcomb, Chambers.
Red—Elsie Lierman, Amelia;
Lois Strong, Chambers.
ANGUS HEIFERS:
Blue—Gene Shermer, Amelia.
Red—Ellen Shermer, Amelia;
Duane Shermer, Amelia; Alferd
Meyer, O’Neill.
White — Mary Lou Luebcke,
Page; Gary Shermer, Amelia:
Rose Mary Corkle, O’Neill; Ellen
Corkle, O’Neill.
ANGUS STEER:
Purple group: Donald Fuller
ton, Amelia: Bobby Gartner,
Chambers; Edith Grimes, Cham
bers; Darlene Grimes, Chambers;
Gene Shermer, Amelia.
Red—Duane Shermer, Amelia:
Ellen Shermer, Amelia; Jimmie
Corkle, O’Neill.
White—Cera Corkle, O’Neill.
Breeding Bulls
HEREFORD BULLS
Blue—Roberta Klabenes, Ew
ing; Dale Wood, Ewing.
Red—Robert Klabenes, Ewing:
Gary Holcomb, Chambers.
White — Kenneth Hoerle,
O’Neill; Howard Beed, Cham
bers.
HEREFORD BULLS UNDER
6 MONTHS
Purple — Roberta Klabenes,
Ewing; Dale Wood, Ewing.
White — Joellyn Backhaus,
O’Neill.
Red — Kenneth Backhaus,
O’Neill; Joellyn Backhaus,
O’Neill.
HEREFORD BREEDING
HEIFERS, 4-H DIVISION
Hereford Heifers, 6 Months to
1 Year
Blue—Dtonald Fullefton, Am
elia.
Hereford Heifers Under 6 Months
Blue—Gary Bowen, Page.
Red—Eugene Ermer, O’Neill.
White—Gary Holcomb, Cham
bers; Jeanene Backhaus, O’Neill.
Bred Hereford Heifer
Blue—Dale Wood, Ewing.
Red—Carol Harris, Page.
Bred Angus Heifers
Blue—Danny LaRue, Ewing;
Jimmie Corkle, O’Neill.
Red— Robert Young O’Neill:
Cera Corkle O’Neill.
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Blue—Robert Beelaert, Page.
White—Sharon Miner, O’NeilL
Breeding Heifers
Purple — Dale Wood, Ewing;
Gary Bowen, Page; Bobby Beel
aert, Page.
FAT CALVES DIVISION
ANGUS HEIFER
Blue—Brenda Beelaert, Page.
ANGUS STEERS
Blue — Ellen Corkle, O’Neill;
Rosemary Corkle, O’Neill.
Red — Lanny LaRue, Ewing;
Robert Beelaert, Page.
White — David Roby, Ewing;
Richard Bridges, Page.
HEREFORD STEERS
Purple—Donald Strong, Cham
bers; Ellen Corkle. O’Neill.
Blue—Donald Strong, Cham
bers.
Red — Richard Harris, Page;
Kathryn Hoffman, Ewing; Kath
ryn Hoffman, Ewing; Donald
Hoffman, Chambers; Charlotte
McVay, O’Neill.
SHEEP DIVISION
Blue—Fat ram lamb, fat lamb,
breeding ewe, breeding ram,
Marvin Young, O’Neill.
Purple to Marvin Young.
SADDLE STOCK
4-H DIVISION
Arabian Morgan, over 2 years,
Charlotte McVay, O’Neill, blue.
Pony, 1 to 2 years, Darlene
Pierson. Amelia, blue.
GROUP PLACING
BEEF DIVISION 4-H
1st — South Fork Community
club; 2nd—Sand Hill Billies; 3rd
—Martha 4-H.
SHOWMANSHIP
BEEF DIVISION
1st—Dale Wood __ 2nd—Donald
Hoffman; 3rd—Darlene Grimes.
GROUP PLACING
DAIRY DIVISION 4-H
1st—Martha 4-H; 2nd—Victory
Boys and Girls; 3rd — Happy
Hollow.
SHOWMANSHIP
DAIRY DIVISION 4-H
1st—Roland Hansen; 2nd—Bob
Reimers; 3rd—Lyle Chipps
DAIRY 4-H DIVISION
JR. MILKING SHORTHORN
Blue — Carolyn Reimers, In
man.
' Red—Robert Welke, Ewing.
SR. MILKING SHORTHORN
Blue—Tom Christon, Ewing.
Red—Tom Christon, Ewing.
COW IN PRODUCTION
Blue—Lyle Heiss. Page.
JR. JERSEY
Blue—Bonnie Welke, Ewingl
Bed—Bonnie Welke, Ewing.
JB. HOLSTEIN
Blue — Milan Welke, Ewing;
Roland Hansen, Inman.
Red—Bob Reimers, Inman.
JR. GUERNSEY
Blue — Charlotte L u e b a k e,
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SR. GUERNSEY
Blue—Bob Reimers, Inman.
JR. AYRSHIRE
Blue—Ronnie Chipps, Ewing,
Lyle Chipps, Ewing.
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Blue—Ronnie Chipps, Ewing;
Lyle Chipps, Ewing.
Purple group in dairy division
—Milan Welke, Carolyn Reimers,
Bonnie Welke, Lyle Chipps, Tom
Christon.
Group of three: 1st—Martha
4-H, Ewing; 2nd—Victory Boys
and Girls, Inman; 3rd — Happy
Hollow, Ewing.
SHOWMANSHIP, FITTING
AND SHOWING IN
DAIRY GROUP
1st—Roland Hansen; 2nd—Bob
Reimers; 3rd—Lyle Chipps.
OPEN CLASS
Hereford Females
Class A: January 1, 1951 to
April 30, 1951, Vern Sageser of
Amelia, first and second. Sep
tember 1, 1951 to January 1,
1952, Dale Wood of Ewing, first.
Troxel Green of Chambers, sec
ond. Three years and over, Trox
ell Green, of Chambers first.
May 1, 1951 to August 31, 1951,
Whitaker & Whitaker, Chambers,
first; 2 years and under 3 years,
Henry Wood of Ewing, first, Dale
Wood of Ewing second, Carol
Harris, of Page, third; Mav 1,
1952 to August 31, 1952, Gary
Bowen of Page, first. Grand
champion female, Dale Wood;
reserve champion female, Vern
Sageser.
Hereford Bulls
January 1, 1951 to April 30,
1951, Henry Wood of Ewing first
and third, C - M Hereford ranch
of O’Neill second. Septeml->er
1, 1951 to January 1, 1952
Roberta Klabenes of Ewing, first,
Dale Wood of Ewing, second,.
Whitaker & Whitaker of Cham
bers, third. May 1, 1951 to Au
gust 31, 1951, Kenneth Hoerle of
O’Neill, first, Howard Beed of
Chambers, second. January 1,
1952 to April 30, 1952, Harold
Dexter of O’Neill first.
Grand champion Hereford
bull, C - M Hereford ranch, of
O’Neill. Reserve champion Here
ford bull, Roberta Klabenes of
Ewing.
Shorthorn Females
Two years and under 3 years,
E. R. Carpenter of Chambers,
first and second. May 1, 1952 to
August 31, 1952, E. R. Carpenter
of Chambers, first.
Shorthorn Bulls
September 1 1951 to January 1,
31, 1952, E. R. Carpenter of Cham
bers, first. May 1, 1952 to April
30, 1952, E. R. Carpenter of Cham
bers first.
Angus Females
January 1, 1951 to April 30,
1951, Danny LaRue of Ewing,
first, 3 years old and over, Miner
& Miner of O’Neill, first, 2 years
and under 3 years, Robert Bee
laert of Page, first, Ed Davis of
O’Neill, second, James Corkle &
Sons of O’Neill, third.
May 1, 1952 to August 31, 1952,
Miner & Miner of O’Neill, first.
Grand champion female, Bob
by Beelaert of Page, reserve
champion, Danny LaRue of Ew
ing.
Angus Bulls
May 1, 1952 to August 1, 1952,
Miner & Miner of O’Neill, first,
Bobby Beelaert of Page, second.
Mdy 1, 1951 to August 1, 1951,
Miner & Miner of O’Neill, first,
January 1, 1951 to April 30, 1952,
Ed Davis of O’Neill first, 2 years
old and under 3, Arthur C. Wal
ters of Chambers, first.
Grand champion bull, Arthur C.
Walters of Chambers, reserve
grand champion bull, Miner &
Miner of O’Neill.
Dairy Females
Jan. 1, 1951 to April 30, 1951
Ronnie Chipps of Ewing, first,
May 1 1951 to August 30, 1951,
Lyle Chipps of Ewing, first, Sep
tember 1, 1951 to January 1, 1952,
Ronnie Chipps of Ewing, first,
January 1, 1951 to April 30, 1952,
Lyle Chipps of Ewing, first, 2
years ana under 3 years, Lyle
Heiss of Page, first.
Dairy Bulls
September 1, 1951 to January 1,
1952, L. R. Hansbery of Cham
bers, first.
HORSES
Class D: Stallion 4 years and
Over Bill Held of Chambers first,
Shetland mare 3 years and over,
Arlis Ruth Wright, of Chambers,
first, Bill Held, Chambers second.
.Shetland mare under 1 yean Bill
Held, first. Quarter horse mare
3 years and over, Miner & Miner
of O’Neill, first, Dean Elkins of
Chambers, second. Stallion under
1 year old, Arlis Ruth Wright of
Chambers, first. Gelding 3 years
and under 4, Miner & Miner of
O’Neill, first.
O'NEILL LOCALS
Mrs. H. W. Tomlinson returned
home Friday from a few days
visit in the Dorsey community.
She visited the Carson sisters,
Mrs. Anna Carson, Mrs. Myrtle
Pickering and Mrs. Faye Pinker
man.
Mrs. John Burt of Omaha ar
rived here Sunday to visit her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rav Lein
hart. •
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