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 Oullot C
Lots Blk. Amt
5- 6 11 7.04
9-10-11-12-13_36.72
16 - 3.12
Blk. 12-13-14 and Oullols 4 lo 11
; Inc. of Oullot 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%SE% 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 13.98
NE% _^.25 83.66
E%SW% z_12
W%NW%. _13 49.00
Pt SEy4SE% .. .. 12 .14
N%NE%, W%SE%,
SWy4NEy4 _19 31.41
swy4 -23 40.88
SE% -32 70.56
SW% _33 86.42
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Josie Precinct
Township 25, Range 16
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
NE%, N%SE% _1 16.82
N%SW% _4 4.54
All _5 32.24
NW%. N%SW% _ 7 22.34
s%swy4 _7 8.20
E% _8
N% _:_17
N%_18 57.18
Lake Precinct
Township 25, Range 10
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
EVz, EM>NWy4,
sy»swy4 _30
swy4 .. 32 69.84
wy>Nwy4> N%swy4 30 i6.so
N1*, N%SEy4 __.-.31
NW.y4 _32 64.44
E1^ _ 32
Wy>, SEy4 _33 197.48
Township 25, Range 11
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
N%N% _4 34.96
S% _4 36.28
NEV4 _7 31.92
NEy4 r-... 8
N\vy4 _9 79.70
NWy4 _8 29.46
_13 65.12
EM>SEy4 _14 9.30
E%E % ... 15 32.86
NE%, N^NWy4 _ 19 84.24
N%NE% _20 21.82
sy»NEy4, sev4_20
swy4 ____21
NEy4 _29 159.28
Lot 2_ 26 1.68
* * » ---
McClure Precinct
Township 26, Range 10
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
SEy4NEy4, E'/zSEV* _20
S^S%, NEV4SEy4_21 18.44
N1/^, SEy4 _ 32 98.62
Township 26, Range 11
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
swy4swy4_2
All * __ -..3
Ny>,'sEy4, NEy4swy4 10 149.70
W^NWy4 11 15.86
sy>NEy4, sEV4Nwy4.
NEy4swy4, s%swy4,
N^sEy4, swy4SEy4 27
E^SEy4 _28
Ny»NEy4 *_33
Nwy4NEy4, N%Nwy4,
SEy4Nwy4 _34 111.80
NEy4 _•_32
SWy4NEy4 _-1_33 54.28
Paddock Precinct
Township 31, Range 11
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
sy»NEy4, NVfeSEy4_6 47.10
SEy4 ... 8 27.68
wy>swy4, sEy4swy4,
SWy4SEy4 _14 28.74
NEVi _15 37.18
All 21 178.6?
pt NEy4swy4| wy>swy4,
SEV4SWy4 _ 32 63.14
Township 32, Range 11
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
Ey>NEy4 _18 8.92
SWV4 _ 8 14.98
N^NWy4, SWV4NWV4 17 10.96
sy> _13
Ey«Ey> 14 39.52
ne.v4, sEy4Nwy4,
Ey>swy4. Wy>SEy4 17
s^NEy4, sEy4_19
Nwy4NEy4, Nwy4,
SWV4SWV4 20 136.32
sev4swv4> s%SEy4 —20
NEy4NEy4 _29 19.20
All _23
All ___24 144.06
AH _ _25 80.04
SWVi ___30 23.98
Pleasantview Precinct
Township 30. Range 13
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
NWy4_18 31.70
NE%_24 35.40
SEy4 _31 33.30
Rock Falls Precinct
Township 31, Range J2
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
NWy4 3 26.78
NEy4, EM>NWy4_4 35.24
Ny>Nwy4, sEy4Nwy4.27 26.82
N^NEy4, NEy4NWy4 . 28 9.80
Township 31, Range 13
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
Wy> _3 31.19
Ey. _5 68.90
NWy4 5 25.02
SWy4 _ 5 38.48
SEy4 _ 6 32.24
SEV4_10 22.18
SWy4_11 12.25
NWy4 .. 8 34.18
Ny», SEy4_11 82.86
NEy4 _13 19.36
Ey>swy4, wyjSEy4 _13 20.86
NWy4 _20 38.22
Nwy4NEy4, Nwy4_28 27.94
0
Sand Creek Precinct
Township 31, Range 14
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
NWV4 _17 29.52
Township 32, Range 14
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
NEy4NEv4> sy>NEy4,
NEy4SEy4 _5 17.78
Township 31, Range 15
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
S% _14 77.84
Saratoga Precinct
xy>NEy4, NEy4Nwy4 2 30.C6
Township 32, Range 13
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
\11 5 56.17
E%, E%NWy4,
NEy4swy4,
sy>swy4 _6
N%NEy4, sEy4NEy4>
NEy4NWy4 _7 29.61
NEy4, N^Nwy4,
SB1/4NWy4, EM.SEy4 8 36.45
1 A NEy4- corner
NWy4NWy4 _27 .16
Township 33, Range 13
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
Ey>NEy4 _26 18.42
N^SWy4NWy4 _26 2.78
NTEy4SEy4 _26 12.28
Wy>NEy4 _ 26 6.70
pt Nwy4, NEy4swy4,
NEy4SWy4 _26 25.70
WV4SEV4 _26 8.66
wy4swy4 _ 26 8.46
Ete, E%W%_35 55.80
Scott Precinct
Township 31, Range 10
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
s%nwv4, N%swy4,
SE%SWy4 1 34.52
sEy4NEy4, NEy4SEy4 2 11.32
vev4, s%Nwy4, sy> _ 5
EHSE% _6
Vy»NEy4 _:_.7 148.30
sEy4 7 43.00
NEV4, N^NWy4,
SEy4Nwy4,
Nwy4SEy4 _8
W4 _9 55.75
N1^, Nwy4swy4_12 . 69.90
C=EV4SEV4 17 5.6?
swy4NE%, sEy4Nwy4,
E^swy4, w%se%,'
SEy4SEy4 _18 48.188
NEy4 .. 19
MEy4NEy4, Sy>NEV4_20 57.32
S% _ 21 50.58
sy>sEy4, sE%swy4,
Sy>NEy4, N%SE% _24 53.24
swy4swy4 . ..... ....36 8.40
Township 32, Range 10
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
1 A off end S%NE% ....7 .52
T,ot 4, NEy4SEy4,
sy»swy4 _n
T.ot 1, SWV4NWV4_12
<;y>NEy4, Ey>SEy4 .__.i3 94.04
wy>NE"4, Ey2Nwy4 _i2 43.66
wy4. NV2SW/4 _14 46.88
SEy4SEy4 _14 6.76
_18 54.56
NWy4 .... _19 3t).7t)
NEV4, N%SEy4,
E%NWy4,
NEy4SWy4 _23 104.42
Shamrock Precinct
Townshjp 27, Ranae 12
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
wy. _ 1
wv4 _ 2 118.38
Ny>Ny>SEV4 _2 9.98
e%nev4, E^swy4,
N%sEy4, swy4SEy4 12
W1'2NEV4 _13 40.24
wywy. _12 31.00
..17 14.98
__18
N!£ 19 72.68
QEy4 _20 12.16
W1^ 21 30.52
wy> _28
NEy4 _;_29 118.22
sy>Nwy4 _29 11.78
V%SW% except pt NEVi
comer 10 rods square 29
E%EVz 30
S%NE%, N%SEy4_31
^SWV4 .. 29 77.18
Pt N%SWy4 in NEy4
comer 10 rods square,
SEJ/4 .... 29 37.62
^WV4NEV4, WM>SEy4 30
NWy4NEy4 _31 25.12
°t SWV4NWy4 _31 .28
swy4Nwy4, pt
SEy4Nwy4> pt
Nwy4swy4 ..31 16.46
s%s%, NEy4NEy4_31 45.46
E^NWy4 _32 7.14
Township 27, Range 13
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
sy>sEy4. NEy4>
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.
NEV4_1 49.44
NWV4 _5 98.36
_6 116.16
E%_13 65.33
NE14 -._19 56.44
SHNE%_20 21.06
SEy4 _20 66.08
Township 29, Range 15
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
EM>_13 66.12
W% _15 118.50
Shields Precinct
Township 30, Range 11
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
^wy4 3
Ny>. N^swy4,
sEv4swy4 _10
wy4 . 11 197.14
NEV4NWy4_15 7.24
NWy4 _4 26.22
^EV4 _10 32.24
^wy4 _11 59.00
NEy4NEy4 _n
SWy4 _12 38.66
wy>sEy4, sevaSeva _n 25.84
__13
N%S%_24
WM> _25 m.oo
EM>NEy4_23 25.68
NEV4 _25 21.84
SWy4 - 33 75.24
Sy>NEy4, N^SEy4 35 48.46
Township 30, Range 12
Description Sec. Amt.
SEy4 _15 49.32
EVz _29 78.26
Steelcreek Precinct
Township 31, Range 9
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
Pt SEV4SWV4_2 .18
Pt SWV4SEV4 _2 .32
Pt swy4sEy4 _2 .so
jPt SWV4SEV4_2 126
P* SWV4SEV4_2 .32
W%. W%SEy4_3 50.54
Nwy4 _ _ 9 53.92
Pt SEV4NWy4_11 .32
sy.swy4_13
NWy4 -24 48.86
Nwy4_19 27.40
W*NEy4, N%NW%/
SEy4Nwy4_21
NEy4SWy4, _21 101.78
w%swy4, sEy4swy4,
WySEV4 _22 43.54
N^NEy4, W%_28 85.56
SEy4 _32 32.38
NEy4 _ 33 35.40
N%NEy4f swy4NEy4,
NWy4 _27 75.40
Sy>NEy4, SEy4_28 60.20
NE¥4 _30
NWy4 . ...32 67.24
NEy4, NWy4SWVi,
N%swy4_35 53.86
sy»sy>SEy4_35 15.64
SEy4swy4,
S^S^SEy4_35 14.32
Township 32, Range 9
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
Ny-N^! _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
Stuart Precinct
Township 29, Range 15
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
SWy4 _-_4 98.32
SEy4 _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.
NEVi_19 15.54
SJ/2 _19 36.64
NEy4 _20 19.42
Township 29, Range 16
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
NWy4 _ 1 34.97
SEy4 _1 46.41
N 140 acres SWy4 _2 48.42
NWy4_5
Ey> _6 99.42
swy4_5
NEy4 _7
NWVi _8 153.46
Township 30, Range 16
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
NEy4 ___1 126.24
NEV4 _11 199.OO
NWV4 _11 216.34
NEy4 _13 148.50
SEV4 _14 98.78
N% _ 30 59.26
E%NEy4 _25 41.70
NEV4 _34 88.78
SEy4_:_26 82.60
NEy4 _35 108.18
Township 31, Range 16
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
W% _1 68.16
SWy4 _17 25.70
NV2 _25 89.10
NWy4 _28 47.88
swy4 _28 48.14'
Township 30, Range 16
Descriptions Sec. Amt. '
SW14 _11 206.66
Township 31, Range 16
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
NWy4 _12 31.70
All _14 75.34
Stuart Village
Lots Blk. Amt.
3-4-5-6 1 25.23
7-8 _i_2 11.48
10-11 _3 55.36
10 4 36.68
11 8.52
12 26.54
13 35.38
14 182.76
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
Pari of Outlot N
Lots Blk Amt.
3-4-5 X 84.52
Carberries Addition
Lots Blk Amt.
9-10-11 A 17.72
Western Townlot Co Addition
Subdiv. Outlot M & K
Lots Blk Amt.
3 -1 38.32
4 19.16
5- Wy> 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
Sy> 1_7 12.46
Kimball & Blairs Addition
Lots Blk. Amt.
SVz 5-6_13 50.46
15-16 15 32.76
10- 11-12_18 53.72
15- 16 66.82
18- % 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
W14 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
I- 2-3 23 8.86
II- 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
Ey>NEV4 _18 22.92
S^NEy4, NWV4,
N^Sy. _6
wy>Ey>, Ey>w%___7
NWy, _20 56.66
wy,swy4 _7 4 18
NWy4SEV4 _29 2 00
swv4. swy4sEy4_29
SEy4_30
WM»NEy4, N%NW%,
SEy4NWy4_32
NEy4swy4, Nwy4SEy4 32 44.24
sEy4swy4 _32 2.00
swy4SEy4, SEy4sEy4 32 9.94
sy>swy4 _33 4.42.
nm>sev4 _21
N%swy4_22
Township 26, Range 15
Description Sec. Amt.
Sy>NWy4, NMiSWy4 _.27 36.64
swy4NE%, s^Nwy4,
wy.swy4 13
sEy4swy4, swy4sEy4 13
S%S Vz_14
Ny.N Vz_23 62.84
SteSVi_15
NE%_21
NV2 . 22 83.14
wy>NEy4, sEy4NEy4,
Nwy4, w^swy4 ...29 29.80
SWy4NWy4 _28 3.48
S^SEy4 _21
sy>swy4, sEy4 _22
swy4Nwy4, w^swy4,
SEy4swy4 _23
NV2NWV4 _26
N%NWy4 _27
vy,NEy4, swy4NEy4 .28 47.40
N%swy4,
SEV4SWy4 _30
N^NEy4___31 15.94
Township 26, Range 16
Description Sec. Amt.
sy>NEy4, Ey>sEy4 „30 11.40
sy>Nwy4, N%swy4 ..30 13.74
Verdigris Precinct
Township 28, Range 9
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
NWy4 _ 6 89.04
SWy4 _10 90.20
Nwy4 _11 87.08
Sy>SE y4 _12 21.78
SEy4 _14 102.64
swy4 .... _17 99.14
Pt SWy4NWy4 _18 7.92
NWy4 _20 97.60
NWV4 _x_27 69.36
NWy4 _26 78.04
NEV4 _ 28 82.36
Ny>swy4, sEy4swy4 .28 32.79
NEy4SEy4 _29 12.49
sw^swy4 _ 28 6.10
SEy4 _ 28
E%Ey> _33 122.1?
SEy4SEy4 _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
NEy4 _1 68.86
^WV4 _10 49.72
EM>NEy4 _12 42.08
pt sy>swy4NEy4
No 10 1 ^ 2 44
Pt SE y4NE y4 No. 4 _.13 26^50
SWV4NWV4, No. 9,
SEy4NWy4 _13 77.96
SWV4 less 2 acres_14 128.50
Wy>SWy4 _15 25.42
s%Nwy4, swy4_26 45.53
SE14 _ 34 52.46
Page Village
Nondescripts
Township 28, Range 9
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
s%NEy4swy4Nwy4 m is 74.74
Pt Nwy4swy4 N & T _ 14.58
Pt Nwy4swy4 K _ 53.22
Township 28, Range 10
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
Pt SEy4SEy4 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. _ 5 160.38
7- 8-9-10_8 10.20
15 3.66
16 3.66
17 3.G6
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
10 x 16 — 15_ 14.58
19-20 _ 36.46
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
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
Lots Blk. 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.
N% - 5 62.76
W% _7 65.26
SEy4 -27 29.10
SWV4 _27 35.32
SWV4SEy4 _19 6.30
*jy>NEy4, wy> _15 65.78
Ny>SEy4, sEv4sEy4_19
Sy>NWy4, s%_20 115.46
All . 21
wy>Nwy4, sy2 _22
NEV4 -27 288.42
NWy4 ... _ 27
All _28
NEV4) NEy4NWy4 29
NE%_32 203.40
-32 56.40
W%SEy4_29 17.22
SEy4 -30 32.26
NWV4 _33 28.88
swv4 _33 24.56
swy4Nwy4 _32 12.00
Township 30. Range 10
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
NEy4_g 55.86
SEy4-g 35.26
Sy» -30 60.50
Ny>swy4 _ i i8.i4
Sy>NEV4 _2 17.84
Ny>SEy4 _2 19.08
NEy4-3 53.42
All _J
NEV4 _ 7
NWy4-g 230.08
NWV4_7 62 38
SEV4_7 39 70
NEV4 -3 27.03
NWy4_3 18.41
swy4 -3 36.82
swy4_9 34 20
swy4 -n 42.98
wy>. SEy4_is
NWy4 - 19 134.98
---20 24.54
SEy4 _ 28
EyNWV4) swy4 _29 80.78
£Ey4 -24 44.54
-21 92.06
Sy. -25 67.54
W%NWy4 _29 13.16
N%_30
NEtt __31
wyj-32 131.50
Wyoming Precinct
Township Zb, Range 14
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
N^NEy4) swy4NEy4,
NWy4j NWy4SEy4 __2 46.38
SEy4 _12
Ny2NEy4 . 13 21.98
wy>NEy4, E%Nwy4,
swy4 _i9
wy>SEy4, SEy4SEy4 ,_19 29.96
swy4Nwy4, w%swy4 20
swy4f w%nw%,
S^SEy4_29 27.78
All 30
NEy4, E%NWy4_31 56.29
EM>NEy4, NWy^
NWy4SWy4 _ 32 14.45
NEy4SWy4, S%sw% .34
sy>swy4 ..._35 14.58
Township 26, Range 14
Descriptions Sec. Amt.
swy4Nwy4,
NWy4SWy4_1 6.48
sy> _13 50.86
SEy4 _14 37.30
NEy4_22
w%Nwy4, sEy4Nwy4,
SVz . 26 95.28
sEy4SEy4swy4, SEy4 27 22.89
SEy4SEy4 _34
All _35 113.40
Amelia Village
Lots 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
10 _12 .20
15 12 10.86
I- 2 14 .36
3 to 10 Inc._ 1.90
II- 12-13-14 _ 29.52
15 _
All _15 12.90
LYNCH NEWS
Mrs. Frank Weeder spent
last Thursday at her parental
home, the Frank Kayl’s, north
of Spencer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sixta spent
several days this week in Omaha.
C. Prchal of Atkinson visited
Friday at the Frank Weeder
home. Mr. Prchal is an uncle of
Mrs. Weeder.
(Mrs. Martin Jehorek and Max
ine visited relatives in Spencer on
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Teadtke and
daughter were in Spencer Sat
urday.
The Boyd County Extension
club achievement day has been
postponed indefinitely due to the
polio epidemic.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Wade vis
ited relatives in Butte Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Hiatt vis- J
ited relatives in Butte Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mulhair and
family visited at the Jonas John
son home in Spencer Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Jehorek
motored to O’Neill Thursday eve
ning where they met their daugh
ter, Maxine, of Omaha, who came
to soend the weekend at home.
Floyd Kaasa had his new resi
dence moved from east of Lvnch
on Tuesday, October 14.
Mr. and Mrs. William Stauffer
spent Friday aternoon at the Vel
don Lee home.
Mrs. Richard Kraemer called on
Mrs. Nata Bjornsen Wednesday
afternoon, October 15.
Mrs. Richard Kraemer was hos
tes to the Christ Lutheran Ladies
Aid society Thursday afternoon,
October 16. After the business
meeting Mrs. Kraemer served a
lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Slechta, jr.,
and sen visited at the Ed Wheth
am home on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Bird Melsha Gordon left
last week for her home in Van
couver, Wash., having visited old
time friends here for several
weeks.
Dr. J. A. Guttery attended a
meeting of the Boyd county cen
tral democratic commitee held at
the Spencer city library last
Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Clyde of
Spencer visited relatives here on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorie Micanek
visited at the Edward Streit home
Sunday.
To Take Part in
Carribean Exercise —
CHAMBERS—Marine Cpl. G.
E. Fluckey, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Gaines Fluckey of Cham
bers, will soon participate in ex
tensive marine corps training
exercises in the Carribean area.
Marine air group 14 of which
Corporal Fluckey is a member,
will cooperate with marine
ground units in maneuvers de
signed to improve the combat ef
ficiency of these elements. Par
ticular stress will be placed upon
close air support of ground units.
Two Puerto Rican islands will
be utilized as bases and training
areas during the exercise.
Participating units are current
ly forming for the maneuvers at
Camp Lejeune, N.C.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bartos and
Karen were Sunday guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bar
tos at Walnut.
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Council Adopts
Goals for 1953
The Holt county council of ex
tension clubs met in the assembly
room at the Holt county court
house on Tuesday, October 14.
The council discussed and adopted
new goals for 1953. The chief
goals were safety and first aid
and family life which includes '
better home management, recre
ation and films. It was decided
that blood typing and cancer ed
ucation would be continued in
1953. Handicraft, with emphasis
on basketry, would be included
in next year’s program.
The presidents of the various
clubs gave reports on the work
accomplished to the council.
A covered dish luncheon was
served at noon in the high school
auditorium. At 1:30 p.m. the
urogram opened with group sing
ing.
The county chairman’s report
was given by Mrs. Carson and a
reading report by Mrs. E. R.
Carpenter. A safety skit was
then produced entitled “A Day in 1
the Home.” Following the skit
a report was given of the nation
al meeting. Officers were then
elected for 1953 as follows: Mrs.
Albert Carson of Redbird, coun
ty chairman; Mrs. George Kie
del of Stuart, vice chairman; and
Mrs. Ed White of Amelia, sec
retary-treasurer.
Walling Feted by
CPPD Officials —
L. C. Walling, Consumers’
O’Neill manager, was an honored
guest at a dinner attended by dis
trict managers and superintenents
of Consumers Public Power dis
trict in conjunction with a two
day meeting held in Columbus
on Wednesday and Thursday, Oc
tober 16 and 17.
Mr. Walling’s long public util
ity career, nearly 48 years, was
given special recognition in the
form of suitable gifts presented to
him by friends and associates. Mr.
Walling is scheduled to retire at
the end of this year.
In a brief speech, Mr. Walling
expressed his deep appreciation
of the friends and experiences he
has encountered during his long
public srvice. He also recalled
some of his early day experiences
in the utility field. An ardent
hunter and fisherman, Mr. Wall
ing said that he has looked for
ward to the day when he can de
vote more time to field and
stream.
The two-day meeting was at
tended by district managers and
superintendents from 11 CPP dis
tricts throughout the state.
Daniel DeBacker has been pro
moted to seaman third class in
the navy. He is doing person
nel work at San Diego, Calif.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON
AUTOMOBILES
TRUCKS
TRACTORS
EQUIPMENT
FURNITURE
Central Finance
Corp.
C. E. Jones, Manager
O'Neill : Nebraska
O’NEILL LOCALS
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Timm
and Ronnie and Mr. and Mrs.
William Anderson drove to At
kinson Sunday to the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Hitchcock.
The dinner was in honor of the
birthday anniversary of Mrs.
rimm. Mrs. Belle Hitchcock and
Herbert Bittney of O’Neill were
also present.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Godek of
Omaha arrived Saturday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Bazelman. They will spend a
week heie visiting relatives and
friends and also do some hunt
ing.
Mrs. Arthur Wise of Omaha ar
rived in O’Neill last Thursday to
visit her sister, Mrs. John Smith,
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Loui Bartos and
family were Sunday visitors of
James Bartos and family of Ew
ing.
Venetian blinds, prompt deliv
ery, made to measure, metal or
wood, all colors.—J. M. McDon
5 Guests at Victory
Club Meeting —
The Victory Homemakers club
met at the home of Mrs. Joe Go
kie, jr., on Wednesday, October
8, for a covered dish dinner, fol
iv ^ u.v a regular meeting.
The program was the contribu
te u* oewing for the St. James
orphanage in Omaha. The rest
of the afternoon was spent play-,
ing games. The following five
guesis were present: Mrs. Joe
Grutsch, Mrs. Raymond Pribil,
Mrs. Charles Boyle, Mrs. John
Vitt and Mrs. Lecj Schneider.—
By (Mtrs. J. F. Conway, club re
porter.
DR. H. D. GILDERSLEEVE.
OPTOMETRIST
Permanent Offices In
Hagensick Bldg.
O'NEILL, NEBR.
Phone 167
Eyes Examined . Glasses Fitted
Office Hours: 9-6 Mon. thru Sat.
Having sold our residence at 504 East Everett, one block
south of the Ford garage, we will offer most of our household
goods at public auction at the residence on—
SATURDAY, OCT. 25
Sale Starts at 2:30 P.M. t
7-Pc. Living Room Set
Includes davenport, overstuffed chair, occasional chair, two
end tables, coffee table and ottoman. There are
quality items and are in excellent condition.
1—Kohler-Hampbell Upright
Piano, good finish
1—Oak Dining Room Table
with 6 Chairs. Extra Leaf
4—Bedroom Chairs
Several Dresser Lamps
1—Tricycle
1—Teeter Babe
1—Medicine Cabinet
1—Hamillon-Beach Upright
Vacuum Cleaner, recently
overhauled and recondi
tioned
1—Gas Range, 3-bumer,
pressure
1—3-Shelf Cabinet
1—Kitchen Table
Several Kitchen Cabinets.
Upright and Wall k
Numerous Pictures S
Lamp Shades
1—Bedroom Set. including
Bed, Dresser
1—Stroller
Some Dishes and Jars
1— Kitchen Stool
4—Chrome Chairs with
Yellow Plastic
2— Lawn Mowers
1—Snow Shovel
1—Child's Sled
1—Wash Bench and Tubs
1—Washing Machine.
Electric
TERMS: CASH. No property removed until settled for.
LOWELL CULVER
OWNER
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COL. ED THORIN. Auctioneer
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