Scott Ladies Finish
Road Sign Project
REDBIRD—The Scott Com-\
. mimity club met Tuesday eve
ning, November 18, in the Har
vey Krugman home. Mildred Gif
ford, president, conducted the
business session.
. It was decided, to hold the
Christmas party Sunday, Decem
ber 14,^at the Scottvi vile hall.
The “secret pals’’ will be revealed
with the exchanging of gifts.
The children drew names to
exchange gifts and the men will
have a grab-bag exchange.
Minnie McDonald, Mildred Gif
ford, Joy Wilson, Lila Hull and
Lela Carson recently finished the
road sign project when they set
up the posts with the signs in
several places on the main road
north and east of O’Neill to Dor
sey, Star and Redbird.
Emma Krugman and Lela Car
son completed the home nursing
lesson which had many helpful
suggestions. Lunch was served.
Other Redbird News
Mr. and Mrs. William Hart
land visited Monday, November
10, in the Ray Wilson and Mike
Hull homes.
Mrs. Frank Wyant and Mrs.
Junior Wilson were visitors in the
Redbird school recently.
Mrs. Art Besert left Friday
morning with Mr. and Mrs. Os
car Witherwax to visit relatives
in Louisiana.
£lr. and Mrs. Art Bessert and
Ronnie Witherwax visited with
the Clayton Witherwax family
of Stockton, Calif., Tuesday eve
„ ning, November 18, in the Oscar
Witherwax home.
Margaret Kruse and Delores
Mellor spent Friday night and
Saturday with Shirley and Joy
Slack.
Mrs. Frank Wyant and Connie
spent Wednesday, November 19,
with Mrs. Ray Wilson while the
„ men folks were grinding.
HELPS WITH PLACEMENTS
ATKINSON—Appointment of
George H. Frohardt as farm
placement representative at At
kinson was announced this week
by Walter A. Steffen, manager
of the Nebraska state employ
ment servvice at Norfolk. Mr.
Frohardt will assist ranch hands
who are looking for jobs. There
is no fee for this service.
O’NEILL LOCALS |
Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Drueke»
entertained guests at a turkey
dinner Sunday. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Schel
kopf, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O’
Neill and Jean, Leona Hynes, Vic
Hynes, all of O’Neill, Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Drueke and Mr. and
Mrs. Johnny Jensen of Ainsworth.
Mrs. Viola Traver and Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Traver and family,
former residents of Amelia, re
turned Wednesday, November 19,
from California and at present
plan to make their home here.
Upon their return they were
guests in the home of .Mr. and
Mrs. D. A. Baker.
Ed Dart of Wall, S. D., ar
rived for an indefinite stay in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Sar
gent and other relatives.
Mrs. Joseph Beckwith and two
children of North Platte arrived
Sunday, November 16, to spend
two weeks visiting in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schmit.
Mrs. Berkwith and Mrs. Sdhmit
are sisters.
Miss Mary Ann Gallagher, a
nurse in the Childrens Memorial
hospital, Omaha, spent from Sat
urday through Tuesday visiting
her mother, Mrs. John C. Gallag
her.
Ed Roseler and daughter ac
companied Clarence Wayman, all
of Boulder, Colo., here to attend
the funeral of Mr. Wayman’s
mother, Mrs. Henry Wayman on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Towle and
family of Norfolk visited Mr.
Towle’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. V.
J. Towle, and Mrs. Towle’s sis
ter, Mrs. D. D. DeBolt, Mr. De
Bolt and family on Sunday.
A/2c and Mrs. Duane C. Mil
ler and Kenny arrived Thursday
from Scott Field, 111., to visit his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mil
ler. Airman Miller has com
pleted a course at a radar and
radio school as the top airman of
the class. He will report to Hou
ston, Tex., for an assignment on
December 1.
Pvt. Glen Knight flew from
Camp Gordon, Ga., to Sioux
City, la., where he was met by
Mr. and Mrs. Fora Knight, Mrs.
Louis Bartos and family, Mrs.
Ted Loukota and Mr. and Mrs.
Freeman Knight and daughter
to spend his furlough before re
porting to the personnel depart
ment at Camp Stoneman, Calif.,
on December 8. Fora Knight,
Freeman Knight and Mrs. Lou
kota returned to O’Neill, while
the rest accompanied Private
Knight to Park Rapids, Minn.,
where he will visit Mrs. Glen
Knight. All returned home Sun
day evening except Mrs. Fora
Knight and Pvt. and Mrs. Knight,
who remained for a longer visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Yantzie and
son were in Sioux City Friday
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Sparks
and family spent Sunday visiting
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Esli
Sparks at Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Shaw and
Miss Tillie Kestenholtz were Sun
day dinner geusts at the home of
Mrs. Weldon Wood at Chambers.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gallagher and
family moved Sunday to their
new home in Gilg addition. The
house recently has been com
pleted.
Miss Gayle Widtfeldt of Sioux
City was expected home Wed
nesday to spend the Thanksgiv
ing holiday with her parents, M>.
and Mrs. David Widtfeldt. They
were to drive to Sioux City for
her.
Mrs. Walter Spangler of Or
chard was a Sunday afternoon
visitors in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Perry.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Smith of
Tekamah spent Thursday through
Sunday here visiting A/2c and
Mrs. Duane Miller and Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ray spent
the weekend here while on their
way to their home in Loveland,
Colo., fromm a trip to Wisconsin.
Mr. and M!rs. Dale Norman of
Ord were Sunday visitors in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Norman.
Lutheran Ladies
Hold Bazaar, Sale
LYNCH—The Lutheran ladies \
met at the home of Mrs. Nata
Bjornsen last Thursday after- |
noon. Mrs. Raymond Peters was
hostess.
A bazaar and food sale were fi
held during the afternoon. Mrs. f
Peters served lunch in late after- ?
noon.
Other Lynch News
Mr. and Mrs. Ludvig Placek 1
were business visitors in Spen- g
cer Saturday. 8
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McKenzie S
have moved back to their farm I
south of Redbird.
Mrs. C. A. Rutledge and Mrs.
Jerry Sixta were Butte visitors
last Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Vince Jehorek
returned home from Farwell on
Thursday where they attended
the wedding of a niece.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Jehorek |
visited relatives in Spencer Fri- S
day afternoon. f
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mulhair and i
family were O’Neill visitors Sat- 3
urday, November 22. j
Mrs. Celia Mason of Denver, j
Colo., and Miss Agatha Kohler
of Palmer, who are here visiting 1
their mother at the hospital, ]
were business visitors in O’Neill 3
Saturday.
Mrs. Hattie McAllister of Om- 3
aha spent several days last week j
visiting friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Darnell j
left Tuesday for Omaha to spend j
the Thanksgiving weekend at the j
home of their son, Ernest J., and 3
family, who plan to leave next j
week for Minneapolis, Minn., j
where they will make their fu- ]
ture home.
The Guy Chambers family !
moved to the Spelts building this ]
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Carson ]
were Lincoln visitors the first of j
the week.
Mrs. Daniel Kirwan of Ft. j
Randall, S.D., visited at the J
Theodore Norwood home Sun- j
day.
Pauline Mulhair and Mrs. Jake ]
Birmeier were Butte visitors last |
Thursday.
Mesdames Jerry Sixta and j
William Teadtke were O’Neill {
visitors Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy^ulhair and \
family visited Spencer relatives f
last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hasel- ]
horst and daughter, Ruth, of Os- s
mond spent Saturday and Sun- j
daly at the C. L. Haselhorst i
home. They all went sightseeing !
at Pickstown, S.D., Sunday af- j
ternoon.
The Edward Streit family |
were Sunday dinner guests at |
the Lorie Micanek home.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Court- |
ney and Eugene spent Wednes- |
day, November 19, ,at the Allen S
Koscan home in Butte.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pritchett
spent Sunday at the parental Ed ^
Pritchett home.
Israel Color Film
Coming to Chambers
“You will see the traditions of
Israel, its religious practices,
places prominent m its history,
the Mt. of Olives, the Sea of
Galilee, the garden of Gethse
mane, Calvary, and many scenes
associated with the life and minis
try of Israel’s rejected Messiah
in a film coming soon to Cham
bers,” it was stated this week
by Rev. L. M. McElheran, pas
tor of Memorial Baptist church,
Chambers.
“All these—and more—will be
presented in a gorgeous color
film of the land which once was
desert, but which today under
the skillful, untiring efforts of
the Jewish people is beginning to
‘blossom as the rose,’ ” according
to Reverend McElheran,
The picture will be shown at
Memorial Baptist church on Sun
day night, November 30, at 8
p.m. “You will be held spell
bound from start to finish with a
message of primary importance
to Christian and unbeliever alike
Among other interesting consid
erations this film asks the search
ing questions, How much time
is left? Is our Lord’s return at
hand?
This fascinating 45-minute pic
ture offers many educational fea
tures as well as being a dramatic
documentary of Old Testament
prophecy fulfilled in present-day
for the American association for
Israel. Filmed in the Holy Land
for the American association for
Jewish Evangelism of Winona
Lake, Ind., this full-length pic
ture will thrill you with its stir
ring story, which is highlighted
against the background of a na
tion’s rebirth.
Safety, Health Films
Are Shown, Emmet—
EMMET — The people who
have had perfect attendance this
year are: Linda Serck, Kathleen
and Junior Grothe, Bobby, Der
old and Dewayne Perry, and
Jerry, Donald and Ruth Ann
Schaaf.
The second grade has finished
arithmetic workbooks.
Mr. Dappen and Miss French
were at our school Monday af
ternoon to show us some safety
films and health films. We asked
other schools to be here.
We will have an honor roll in
our school beginning with the
next six weeks.
The fifth grade is keeping a
weather calendar. We are not
going to have school on Thurs
day and Friday because we are
going to have a Thanksgiving
vacation.—By Kathleen Grothe
news reporter.
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