Delinquent Tax List
(Continued from page 8)
1 -7 3.12
2 -7 3.12
4- 5 - 15.62
6-7 - 13.28
8 3.12
9 3.12
1-2-9 21.10
4 -__._ 10.92
W 60 ft. 8 _10 21.10
Subdivision of Ouilot C
Lots Blk. Amt
5- 6 --11 7.04
9-10-11-12-13 36.72
IP ------- 3.12
Blk. 12-13-14 and Ouilois 4 io 11
Inc. of Ouilot B
Lots Blk. Amt.
No. 22_2 28.90
No. 21 _ 28.88
No. 20 _ 26.54
1-2-% 3 _ 12 17.18
17-18-12 6.44
1-2-3 -13 19.92
8-9 - 3.52
S% 6-14 1.96
Iowa Precinct
Township 29. Range 9
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
N%SE% 12 19.45
E%SE%, E%W%SEy4 25 60.96
W% ......._5 62.52
N%NE%,
N%N%S%NE% _6
SW% _ 8 21.63
So. 60 A’s NE% _6 14.06
SE% -8 13.93
NE% -25 83.66
E%SW% _12
W%NW% _13 49.00
Pt SEy4SE% _ 12 .14
N%NE%, W%SE%,
SW%NEy4 _19 31.41
swy4 _23 40.88
SE% ...-32 70.56
SW% ___33 86.42
— •
Josie Precinct
Township 25, Range 16
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
NEy4, Ny>sEy4 _1 16.82
NVfeSWy4 _4 4.54
All 5 32.24
nwv4. N%swy4 _7 22.34
s%swy4 _7 8.20
em> _8
N% _17
N% _18 57.18
Lake Precinct
Township 25, Range 10
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
EM», EM»NWy4,
SM:SWy4 _30
swy4 32 69.84
w%Nwy4) N%swy4 .30 i6.so
n1/^, Ny2SEy4_31
NWy4 _ 32 64.44
EM- _ _32
Wy2, SE% _ 33 197.48
Township 25, Rang© 11
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
N%N% _4 34.96
S1^ 4 36.28
NE!4 _ 7 31.92
NEVt ___8
Nwy4 _T_9 79.70
NWy4 8 29.46
W% _ 13 65.12
E%SE% _14 9.30
EMjEMs 15 32.86
NEy4, N%NWy4 __19 84.24
N^NEy4 _20 21.82
S^NEy4, SEy4 _20
swy4 _21
NEy4 _29 159.28
Lot 2 _26 1.68
McClure Precinct
Township 26, Range 10
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
sEy4NEy4, Ey>sEy4 —20
SVzS'/z, NEy4SEy4_21 18.44
NVfe, SEy4 _32 98.62
Township 26, Range 11
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
swy4swy4_2
All - 3
n%, sev4, NEy4swy4 10 149.70
W^NWy4 11 15.86
sy>NEy4) sEy4Nwy4.
NEy4swy4, sy>swy4,
N%sEy4, swy4sEy4 27
ev^sev4 _28
NM»NEy4 . —33
Nwy4NEy4, Ny>Nwy4>
sEy4Nwy4_34 111.80
NEy4 _ 32
SWy4NEy4 _33 54.28
Paddock Precinct
Township 31. Range 11
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
Sy»NEy4, NMjSEy4 _6 47.10
SEV4 — _ _8 27.68
wy>swy4, sEy4swy4,
SWV4SEy4 _14 28.74
NEy4 _15 37.18
All 21 178.6?
pt NEy4swy4, wyjswy4,
SEy4SWy4 _ 32 63.14
Township 32, Range 11
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
E^NEy4 _18 8.92
SWV4 _ 8 14.98
Ny>Nwy4, swy4Nwy4 17 io.96
sy> _13
Ey>Ey> . _ 14 39.52
NEV4, SEV4NWy4,
Ey»swy4, wy*SEy4 n
syNEy4, sEy4 __19
Nwy4NEy4, Nwy4,
N%Sy», SWV4SWV4 20 136.32
SEy4swy4, syjSEy4 __20
NEV4NEy4 _29 19.26
All _23
All . 24 144.06
Ail 25 80.0-1
SWy4 _30 23.96
Pleasantview Precind
Township 30, Range 13
Descriptions Sec. Amt
NWy4_18 31.76
NEy4 _24 35.46
SEy4_31 33.36
Rock Falls Precinct
Township 31, Range 12
Descriptions Sec. Amt
NWV4 3 26.76
NEV4, E^NWV4 . 4 35.2'
NM?NWy4, SEV4NWV4 .27 26.81
Ny>NEy4, NEy4NWy4 .28 9.8(
Township 31, Range 13
Descriptions Sec. Amt
W%_3 31.1!
Ey>_1_5 68.91
nwv4_5 25.0:
SWV4_ 5 38.4!
SEy4 _6 32.2
SEV4_10 22.11
SWy4_11 12.2!
NWy4_8 34.11
N%, SEy4_11 82.81
NEy4 _13 19.31
Ey>swy4, w%SEy4 _.i3 20.81
NWy4 _ _.20 38.2!
Nwy4NEy4, nw%_28 27.9
Sand Creek Precinct
Township 31, Range 14
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
NWy4 ... _ 17 29.52
Township 32, Range 14
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
NEy4NEy4 sy>NEy4,
NEy4SEy4 ...._ 5 17.78
Township 31, Range 15
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
S% _14 77.84
Saratoga Precinct
NVfeNEy4, NEy4NW74 .. 2 30.C6
Township 32, Range 13
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
All 5 56.17
E%, EM>NWy4,
NEy4swy4,
s%swy4 _6
N%NEy4, sEy4NEy4,
NEy4NWy4 _7 29.61
NEy4, NV2NWy4,
SEy4Nwy4, E^SEy4 8 36.45
1 A NEy4- corner
NWy4NWy4 _27 .16
Township 33, Range 13
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
E%NEy4 _26 18.42
NM>SWy4NWy4 _26 2.78
NEV4SEy4 _ 26 12.28
W%NEV4 26 6.70
pt nwv4i NEy4swy4,
NEy4SWy4 _26 25.70
NWV4SEy4 _26 8.66
Nwy4swy4 _1_26 8.46
EMs, EVfeWy. _35 55.80
Scott Precinct
Township 31, Range 10
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
S%NWV4. NVfeSWVi,
SE^iRWVi 1 34.52
REV4NEy4, NEy4SEy4 _2 11.32
NEy4. sy2Nwy4, sy> ...5
E^SEV4 _6
Ny>NEy4 _7 148.30
PE v\ .. 7 43.00
NEV4f N^NWy4,
PEV4NWV4,
Nwy4SEy4 _8
wy» Q 88 78
NVfe, NW%SW%'__ZIi2 69*90
RFV4RF.y4 17 5.6?
swy4NEy4, sEy4Nwy4,
e^swv4) w^SEy4,
PEy4SEy4 _18 48.188
NEy4 _ 19
NFy4NEy4, s%NEy4... 20 57.32
R Vz ... _21 50.58
S¥>pev4, sEv4swy4,
S^NEy4, N%SE% .24 53.24
swy4swy4 ._36 8.40
Township 32, Range 10
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
1 A off end R%NEy4 ....7 .52
Lot 4. NFy4SEy4,
sy»swy4 _n
Lot i. swy4Nwy4 _ 12
py>NFy4, e%sev4 _13 94.04
W^NEV4, E%NW!4_12 43.66
NWy4. N%SWy4 _14 46.88
1 SEy4SEy4 _14 6.76
1 P1^ 18 54.56
■ NWV4 19 30.70
NEV4, N%SE%,
E%NWy4,
NEy4SWy4 _23 104.42
I
Shamrock Precinct
Township 27, Ranae 12
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
wu> 1
WV4 ____2 118.38
NiAMy,SEV4 2 9.98
E^NEy4, Eyswv4.
viAREy4f swy4sEy4 12
WyNFy4 _1_13 40.24
WW% _12 31.00
NFV4 _17 1498
py> _ is
_19 72.68
PE *4 _20 12.16
wy, _21 30.52
WVfe _28
NEV4 _ 29 118.22
R^NWy4 _ 29 11.78
N^SWy4 except pt NE*4
comer 10 rods square 29
Ey>E*A . 30
Sy»NEy4) N%SE%_31
py>swv4 _ 29 77.18
pt Ny2swy4 in NEy4
comer 10 rods square,
PEV4 29 37.62
rswy4NEy4, wy>sEy4 .30
i NWy4NEy4 _31 25.12
I Pt SWV4NWy4_31 .28
1 swy4Nwv4, pt
SEV4NWy4, Pt
Nwy4swy4_31 16.46
sy>sy>. NEy4NEy4_31 45.46
Ey»NWy4 _32 7.14
Township 27, Range 13
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
sy>sEy4. NEy4f
NEy4sEy4_12
Ey* _13 36.60
All _25 87.72
Sheridan Precinct
Township 28, Range 14
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
All _ 27 77.64
N%NEy4, swy4NEy4 .34 7.52
Township 29, Range 14
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
NE% _1 49.44
NWy4 _5 98.36
Ny»_6 116.16
E%_13 65.33
NEy4 _19 56.44
SM>NEy4 _20 21.06
SEy4 .. 20 66.08
Township 29, Range 15
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
E^ _13 66.12
W% _ 15 118.50
Shields Precinct
Township 30, Range 11
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
swy4 _3
; n%. Ny>swy4,
5?EV4SWy4_10
Nwy4 _11 197.14
t NEV4NWV4_15 7.24
NWy4 _4 26.22
SEV4 _10 32.24
swy4 _11 59.00
1 NEV4NE14 _11
1 swy4 ..._12 38.66
1 wy»sEy4, SEy4SEy4 .11 25.84
sy. _13
N*4, Ny>S%_24
w% _25 176.00
Ey»NEy4 _23 25.68
NEV4 _25 21.84
swy4 _33 75.24
S%NEy4, N^SEy4 _35 48.46
Township 30, Range 12
Description Sec. Amt.
SEy4 _15 49.32
• Ey> _ 29 78.26
Steelcreek Precinct
Township 31, Range 9
5 Descriptions Sec. Amt.
[ Pt SEV4SWV4 _2 .1?
5 Pt SW%SEy4_2 .32
> Pt swy4sEy4 _2 .sc
} pt swy4sEy4_2 i.26
; pt swv4sEy4 _2 .35
5 wy>. wy.sEy4 _3 50.54
> NWV4 . 9 53.92
l Pt SEy4NWy4_11 .32
1 s^swy4_13
NWy4 _24 48.86
NWy4_19 27.40
wy2NEy4, N%Nwy4,
SEy4Nwy4 _21
NEV4SWV4, S% _21 101.78
w^swy4, sEy4swy4,
WM>SEy4 _22 43.54
N%NEy4, wy> _28 85.56 ,
SEy4 _32 32.38 I
NEy4 _ 33 35.40
N%NEy4, swy4NEy4,
NWV4 27 75.40
S1/2NEy4,-SEy4 _28 60.20
NEy4 _30
NWy4 32 67.24
NEy4, Nwy4swy4,
N%SWV4 _35 53.86
Sy>Sy>SEy4_35 15.64
SEy4swy4,
sy2sy2sEy4 _35 14.32
Township 32, Range 9
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
Ny>Ny> _7 25.82
SWy4NWy4 _34 11.32
swy4 _ 34 37.96
Apple Creek Village
Lots Blk. Amt.
1 & 2_1 .32
3 .32
4-5-6 32
1-2 _2 .80
3 .18
4-5-6 _ .50
btuart Precinct
Township 29, Range 15
Descriptions Sec. Amt. j
SWV4 _4 98.32
PEV4 _5 60.94
SEy4 _ 4 91.06
SEy4 _18 78.78
Township 30. Range 15
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
SWy4 _31 91.26
Township 31. Range 15
Descriptions Sec. Amt. i
NEy4 _19 15.54
• S% _19 36.64
1 NEy4 _ 20 19.42
Township 29. Range 16
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
NW% _1 34.97
SEV4 . 1 46.41
N 140 acres SWy4 _2 48.42
NWy4 _5
EM> _6 99.42
swy4 . 5
NEP4 _7
NWy4 _8 153.46
Township 30, Range 16
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
NEV4 _1 126.24
NEy4 _11 199.00
NWy4 _11 216.34
NEy4 _13 148.50
SEy4_14 98.78
N% _30 59.26
E%NEy4 _25 41.70
NEy4 _34 88.78
SEy4 _26 82.60
NEy4 _35 108.18
Township 31. Range 16
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
_1 68.16
|SWy4 _17 25.70
N% _25 89.10
NWy4 ._28 47.88
> swy4 _ 28 48.14
Township 30, Range 16
1 Descriptions Sec. Amt.
| SWy4 _ 11 206.66
Township 31, Range 16
i Descriptions Sec. Amt.
I NWy4 _12 31.70
All _J_14 75.34
' Stuart Village
Lots Blk. Amt.
3-4-5-6 1 25.23
7-8 2 11.48
10-11 _3 55.36
10 _*_4 36.68
11 8.52
12 26.54
13 35.38
14 _3___ 182.76
15-16_ 44.05
17-18 48.16
19-20 64.20
21_ 5.90
3-4 _5 82.54
5 64.20
wy> 8-9 _ 63.56
Pt outlot B _ 26.20
No. 135 ft. outlot C_ 13.78
Hallocks Addition
Lots Blk. Amt.
7_6 132.98
13 74.02
9-10 7 26.20
W 74 ft. 11_147.06
12 57.66
13 56.34
5-6-7 _8 24.26
1-2_9 68.80
Subdivision Lot 1 & 2
Lots Blk Amt.
Pt _12 46.52
Part of Outlot N
Lots Blk Amt.
3-4-5 L 84.52
Car berries Addition
Lots Blk Amt.
9-10-11 A 17.72
Western Townlot Co Addition
Subdiv. Outlot M & K
1 Lots Blk Amt.
3 -_1 38.32
4 _ • 19.16
5- WM> 6_90.72
9- 10 2 60.92
12-13-14_ 35.71
7- 8-9_4 72.72
1-2-3-4 6 51.76
S% 1-7 12.46
Kimball & Blairs Addition
Lots Blk. Amt.
SM> 5-6_13 50.46
15-16_15 32.76
10- 11-12_18 53.72
15- 16 66.82
18- Vz 19_ 49.78
4 _19 36.68
12-13 ,51.76
14-15-16-17 14.76
Hallocks 2nd Addition
Lots Blk. Amt.
1 to 8 Inc._2 47.82
1_3 2.32
6- 7 6 11.80
WMj 6- 7_7 21.96
8- 9-10-11_91.70
5 to 11 Inc._8 79.92
3-4_14 56.34
16- 17 _15 23.58
1 to 16 Inc._18 28.84
1_ 19 15.08
Pioneer Townsite 1st Addition
Lots Blk. Amt.
1 to 6 Incl._21 15.08
12 _22 26.88
1-2-3_23 8.86
11- 12_ 43.92
1 to 6 Inc._24 41.12
Pioneer Townsite 2nd Addition
Lots Blk. Amt.
All_27 13.76
1 to 6 Inc._.30 17.38
9- 10-11-12_30 9.18
7- 8-9_34 5.92
Swan Precinct
Township 25, Range 15
Description Sec. Amt.
_7
E^NT3,V4 _18 22.92
S^NEV4, nwv4,
! N^vS^ ..6
•WMjEI*, E%WVz _7
NWV4 _20 56.66 |
W^SWV4 _7 4.18
NWy4SEy4 _t 29 2.00 |
swy4, swy4SEy4_29
sEy4 _ 30
w%NEy4, N^Nwy4,
SEV4NW% 32
NEy4swv4> Nwy4sEy4 32 44.24
sEy4swy4 32 2.00
swv4sEy4, sEy4sEy4 32 9.94
sy>swy4 _ 33 4.42
N^SKV4 _21
N^SWV4 _ 22
Township 26, Range 15
Description Sec. Amt.
Sy>NWy4? N%swy4 27 36.64
SWV4NEV4, s^nwv4)
wy»swy4 13
^Ey4swy4, swy4SEy4 13
sy>sy> _14
Ny*Ny> _ 23 62.84
S^S^ _15
NEy4 _21
_ 22 83.14
wy>NEy4, sEy4NEy4,
NWV4> w^swy4 -29 29.80
SWy.NWy4 _28 3.48
SV^SEy4 . _21
sy>swy4, sEy4 22
swv4nwv4, w^swy4,
SEy4swy4 _23
Ny>Nwy4 _26
N%NWV4 ...... —27
NT^NEy4( SWy4NEy4 .28 47.40
Ey>. NM>SWy4,
SEV4SWy4 _30
N%NEy4 ... ... 31 15.94 j
Township 26, Range 16
Description Sec. Amt. (
sy>NEy4, e^sev4 _.30 11.401
sy>Nwy4, N%swy4 30 13.74;
Verdigris Precinct
Township 29, Range 9
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
NWV4 _ 6 89.04 |
SWV4 _ __ 10 90.20
NW% _ 11 87.03 ,
SiASEy4 _12 21.78
SFV4 _14 102.64
W'4 17 99.14
*>t ^Wy4NWy4 _18 7.92
NWV4 _ _ 20 97.60
NWV4 _ 27 69.36
VWV4 _ 26 78.04
NEV4 ... 28 82.36
Ny»swy4, sEy4swy4 28 32.79
NEV4SE% _29 12.49
swy4swy4 _28 6.10
^fv* _ _ 28
EMsEM; _ 33 122.1?
SFV4SEy4 _ 29 9.44
NWy4 _30 117.84
NE%NEy4 _ _ 32 3.92
S^SEy4 _ 32 17.70
SEy4 .. 34 132.94
Township 28, Range 10
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
NEV4 _1 68.186
■wy _10 49.72
Ey>NEy4 12 42.08
pt s%swy4NEy4
No. 10 13 2.44
P* SEV4NEy4 No. 4_13 26.50
swy4Nwy4, No. 9,
SEy4NWy4 _13 77.96
SWty less 2 acres _14 128.50
WV2SWy4 _ 15 25.42
si/2Nwy4, swy4_26 45.53,
SEy4 _ 34 52.46 1
Page Village
Nondescripts
Township 28, Range 9
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
s%NEy4swy4Nwy4 m is 74.74
Ft Nwy4swy4 N & T _ . 14.58
Pt Nwy4swy4 K _ 53.22,
Township 28, Range 10
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
Pt SEy4SEV4 14_18 36.46
Pt SEy4SEy4 _ 36.46
Pt SEy4NEy4_ . 58.32
Lots Blk. Amt.
3-4_1 10.94
3-4-5 _2 2.20
6- 7 13.86
8-9-10 23.70
11 to 15 Incl._ 8.02
3-4-5 _3 26.62
6 to 10 Inc._ 30.08
11 to 15 Inc_ 121.02
I to 10 Inc. _4 102.06
So. 75 ft. 16 to 20 Inc.5 189.38
7- 8-9-10 _8 10.20
15 3.66
16 3.66
17 3.66
18 10.94
I- 2 9 1.46
4 to 8 Inc._ 160.38
So. 25 ft. 9 & 10_ 8.02
No. 42 ft. 9 & 10_ 10.94
Center 50 ft. 9 & 10_ 21.88
40 x 16 — 15_ 14.58
19-20 _ 36.46 i
6- 7-8 _10 10.94
II to 20 Inc__ 89.32
Pt outlot B 25 x 100 ....16 7.30
Pt outlot B 25 x 100_ 8.38
II- 12-13 18 2.20
7- 8 3.66
I 18-19-20 23 43.02
1-2-3-4 _24 24.78
11 to 16 Inc_27 4.38
17-18-19-20 _27 2.92
11 to 15 Inc_28 3.66
Easlside Addition
T Ullr Amt !
4-5 2 69.26
1 to 10 Inc._3 23.32
1 to 14 Inc._4 40.10
14 to 18 Inc_5 34.64
1 to 5 Inc._9 3.66
1 to 5 Inc_10 3.66
Willowdale Precinct
Township 30, Range 9
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
N14 _5 62.76
Wy, _7 65.26
SEy4 _27 29.10
swy4 _27 35.32 j
SWy4SEy4 _19 6.30
My>NEy4, w% _15 65.78
Ny>sEy4, sEy4sEy4_19
sy>Nwy4, sy*_20 115.46
All . _21
wy,Nwy4, s% _22
NEy4 _27 288.42
NWy4 .. 27
All _28
NEy4, NEy4Nwy4 _29
NEy4_32 203.40
sy, _32 56.40
Wy»SEy4 _29 17.22
SEy4_30 32.26
NWV4 _ 33 28.88
swy4 _ _:...33 24.56
swy4Nwy4 _32 12.00
Township 30, Range 10
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
NEy4 _9 55.86
SEy4 _9 35.26
Sy> _30 60.50
Ny>swy4 . __ _1 18.14
Sy>NEy4 •_ _ 2 17.84
Ny>SEy4 _2 19.08
NEy4 _ 3 53.42
All _ _ _ _ 6
NEy4 _ _ 7
NWy4_ _ 9 230.08
NWy4_ 7 62.38
SEJ/4 _7 39.70
NEy4 _8 27.03
NWV4 _ _ 8 18.41
SWy4 _ 8 36.82
swy4 _9 34.20
swy4_11 42.98
wy>, sEy4 _is
NWy4 _19 134.98 I
UK -20 24.54 I
SE V4 ._ 28
Ey2Nwy4, swy4 _29 80.78
SEV4 _24 44.54'
UK _21 92.06
S1* 25 67.54
WM>NWy4 _29 13.16
N% _ 30
NEy4 _31
w% _32 131.50
Wyoming Precinct
Township Z5. flange 14
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
N"y>NEy4, swy4NEy4,
NW^4 NWy4SEy4 ... 2 46.38
-w* .......12
W2NEV4 13 21.98
W^NEy4, E%NWy4>
cW'/4 19
W14SE14 SEV4SEV4 19 29.96
~wy4Nwv4, w%swy4 20
C?M/' wy>Nwy4,
S^SEy4_29 27.78
_30
NEy4, E^NWy4_31 56.29
em.nev4, Nwy4>
Nwy.swy4 32 14.45
MEv4swy4> s^swy4 .34
s%swv4 35 14.58
Township 26, Range 14
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
SWV4NWV4
wy4swy4_i 6.48
S% -13 50.86
SEV4 _14 37.30
NEy4 _ 22
w%Nwy4, sEy4Nwy4,
^M> 26 95.28
SEy4SEy4swy4, se% 27 22.89
SEy4sEy4 _ 34
Ml — _ -- 35 113.40
Amelia Village
T-°ts Blk. Amt.
6-7 3 10.52
1 to 10 Inc._4 1.06
1 _6 .20
4 to 9 Inc__ 9.36 ,
14-15 .36
1 to 5 Inc., 8-9-10_9 18.34
6 to 15 Inc._8 6.84
’0 . _12 .20
15 12 10.86
I- 2 14 .36
3 to 10 Inc._ 1.90
II- 12-13-14 _ 29.52
’5 _
All -15 12.90
EWING NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Rockey and
Mrs. \ era Anson lelt Friday for
Gillette, Wyo., where they will
be guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Eldred Skidmore. The Skid
mores are cousins of Mrs. Anson
and Mrs. Rockey, also former
residents of the Ewing commun
ity.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Rockey
were dinner guests at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Pofahl, Friday evening.
Mrs. Rockey’s brother, A/3c Max
r'ofahi. who is home on furlough
from Travis air base, Calif., was
also a guest.
Mrs. W. J. Bomar and sons, Nor
man and Bruce, returned Mon
day, October 6, from Council
Bluffs, la., where thew had spent
the weekend with Rev. W. J. Bo
mer. All were guests at the home
of Mrs. Bomer’s sister and broth
er-in-law, Rev. and Mrs. E. H.
Butler. Reverend Bomer, who is
attending college at Pittsburgh,
Pa., accompanied five students
to Tarkio, !Mo., where they at
tended homecoming day at the
Tarkio college.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baum have
as their guests Mr. Baum’s broth
er-in-law, Myron Weller, and son,
Lyle, of Bonner Springs, Kans.
Mrs. Grace Briggs went to Om
aha Saturday. She was to be a
guest at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Dorothy Vaughn, until
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Jensen and
sons, Lowell and Neil, went to
T.inooin on Saturday to attend
the iNebraska-Kansas State foot
ball game. They were overnight
"upsts of Mrs. Jensen’s sister,
Miss Norma Hansen, returning
home Sunday.
Merle Moore and Harold
Crouch of Irwin, la., spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Edwards and enioyed some
hunting on the opening of the
dimk season.
Mrs. Dora Shipp and Mrs. Har
old Jacobsen of Harlan, la., are
soen^inE a few da vs at the home
of Mrs. Shipp’s daughter and son
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ed
wards. and family.
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on Fridav from Wood. S.D.. whrre
he has spent the oast two weeks.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Shrad had
guests from Hudson.
MirV. Mr and Mrs. Carl Rueter
and Mrs. Arthur Rueter. Th° la
dioc nro sister^ of Mrs Shrad.
Mrs. Josephine Scheiferecke,
who has been staying with her
daughter. Mrs. Shrad, accom
panied Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rue
ter to their home in Hudson,
Mich.
S/Sgt. John R. Shiffbauer, jr.,
left Wednesday, October 8 for Ft.
Jackson, S.C., after a 30-day fur
lough spent with homefolks. Ser
geant Shiffbauer recently re
turned from Japan.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hobbs
and family were guests on Sun
day a,t the home of her parents,
Mr. and (Mrs. John Shiffbauer.
Dinner and evening guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. R.
Harris on Sunday wee Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Butler.
Mrs. Eva Kaczor and grand
daughter, Jolene Kaczor, spent
Sunday in O’Neill at the home of
Mrs. Kaczor’s brother, Frank
Nickolite.
Mr. and Mrs. Ebben Graf ft re
turned Thursday from a short va
cation trip. They visited their
son, Lvle, and family in Omaha
and Mr. Grafft’s brother. Earl
Grafft, and family at College
Springs, la.
Guests at the home of Mrs.
Caroline Sanders on Sunday were
her daughter. Mrs. Bernice Har
lan and daughter. Dorothy, of Til
den, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Berg
strom and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Sanders and children all
of Fwing.
Weekend guests at the Ralph
Eacker home were Mr. and Mrs.
•Womo Fuller and family of
Grand Island, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Eacker of Kalispell. Mont..
Mrs. Gene Ruby and children of
Rapid City, S.D., who came Wed
nesday, October 8, to visit with
homefolks.
Saturday evening guests at the
home of Mrs. Acmes Bartak were
’r. and Mr«;. F^vin Bartak of
Crppiey, ]\frs Elsie Burhans of
Encson, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
Bartak and son, Bud, of Ewing.
Mrs. John Pinnt drove from |
Chadron Monday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Gordon Johnson
and family and her sister, Mrs.
Don McClellan. On Tuesday she
and her grandson went to Nor
folk to meet her husband, who
had been there on business.
Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Fenderson
of Kearney were here Saturday
and Sunday visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Allendorfer
of Omaha were weekend visitors
of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Allendor
fer.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Appleby
spent Sunday in Omaha after
attending the football game in
Lincoln between Nebraska and
Kansas State.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bartos ac
companied by Robert Evans left
early Tuesday morning for Ches
ter, Wyo., to try their luck at deer
hunting. They plan to return
when they obtain their game.
Mrs. Jack Gordon, who has
spent several weeks visiting
friends in Lynch and O’Neill, left
for her home in Arlington, Wash.,
on Sunday. Mrs. Gordon was for
merly Mrs. Melsha, who lived
for many years in Lynch.
Mr. and Mrs. C.A. Richardson
of Ainsworth, parents of Mrs.
C. R Hill, atten<W *he football
game here Friday night between
O’Neill and Ainsworth.
jvir. and Mrs. verne neynoioson
drove to Albion after the Nebras
ka-Kansas State football game in
Lincoln Saturday to spend the re
mainder of the weekend with Mr.
Reynoldson’s mother, Mrs. Clar
ence Reynoldson.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Myers and
children of Grand Island were
Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
H. W. Tomlinson. Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Tomlinson of Inman and
Mrs. Rodney Tomlinson and son,
Gary, also visited the Tomlin
sons on Sunday.
Ted Lindberg and Allan Mar
tin, students at Wayne State
Teachers college, spent the
weekend with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Lindberg and
Mrs. Henry Martin.
George Weingartner left Sun
day morning for Morgan Hill,
Calif., where he will visit for a
few weeks.
Robert Parks, who is employ
ed by the REA at Kings City,
Mo., spent the weekend with his
wife and family here.
Mrs. William Rockford and
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gamel drove to
Columbus and Norfolk to visit
William Rockford and Mrs. Ida
Gilman during the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Ridgeway
visited their daughter, Mrs. Dan
Sullivan, and family at Grand Is
land from Saturday to Wednes
day, October 4 to 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dumpert
drove Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gard
ner to Sioux City Monday where
Mr. Gardner had a checkup on a
leg injury he received six weeks
ago.
Mrs. Echo Hanna of Wood
Lake spent the weekend visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ralya and
Verle.
Provide $1 Gifls
for Vet Yule Shop —
EWING—Plans for the Amer
ican Legion auxiliary’s program
for providing gifts for the Christ
mas shop at the Lincoln Veterans
hospital were announced at the
regular meeting on Thursday eve- i
ning. GiftS were to be collected
at the Gibson store until Novem
ber 10, when the unit will send
them to Lincoln. The value of
the gifts is to be at least one dol
lar each.
The auxiliary is beginning a
nationwide campaign of instruc
tion on flag etiquette among its
members with special instruc
i tions on giving the flag salute.
Mrs. Herbert Kirschmier, presi
; dent, conducted the meeting held
; at the club. Several members
reenrolled for the year 1953, dues
I being paid to Mrs. R. H. Shain,
; treasurer.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Everett Ruby and Ms. M. B.
Huffman to the Legion and aux
iliary members on adjournment
of the business meeting of both
groups.
Hear Veteran Mission
Worker at Ewing —
EWING—Sunday was thank
offering day at the United Presby
terian church in Ewing. Dr. Paul
Smith of North Bend was the
main speaker. His talk was based
on his experiences in the mission
field. He had on display many
interesting and curious articles
which he had collected during his
years in foreign lands.
Others on the program were
Mrs. W. J. Bomer and Mrs. Duane
Jensen who gave a question and
answer number on the thank of
fering. Mrs. Ralph Shrader of
fered the praver.
Mrs. Archie Johnston is the sec
etary for the thank offering in
the missionary society and she
sends the offering to a mission
where it is badly needed.
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$150 Mission Quota
Fixed for Society
STUART — The Women’s So
ciety of the Community church
met at the home of Mrs. Norris
Coats, Thursday, October 9, with
Mrs. Leonard Roberts and Mrs.
Berlin Mitchell as cohostesses.
Twenty members and three
guests were present. Devotionals
were led by Mrs. Charles Moses.
Plans were made to serve
lunch and have a food sale in the
Apparel Shop on Saturday, Oct.
18, beginning at 10 o’clock. Plans
were also made to serve lunch
on election day in the same build
ing.
A missionary quota of $150 was
accepted for 1953.
Election of officers for 1953
will be held at the next meeting,
Thursday, November 6. Lunch
was served by the hostesses.
Completes 35 Years
with Phone Firm—
Harry Petersen, Northwestern
Bell Telephone company manager
at O’Neill, Friday, October 17,
will complete 35 years of service
with the company, according to
an announcement issued this
week by District Manager E. B.
Wilson of Grand Island.
Mr. Petersen started his tele
phone career as a groundman
with the Nebraska area construc
tion forces in the Grand Island
area. Subsequently he served ins
various capacities in the Lexing
ton, North Platte, Broken Bow,
Sidney and other Nebraska com
munities. He was appointed to •
his present assignment of mana
ger at O’Neill on August 18, 1943.
Mr. and Mrs. Petersen live at
501 East Everett in O’Neill with
their daughter, Jane, who is at
tending grade school. A son, Don,
is attending Washington univer
sity, St. Louis, Mo.
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