Wagner Couiple in
45th Anniversary
REDBERD—Mr. and Mrs. Clay
Mashino and family accom
panied by their daughter, Mrs.
Wally Fredrickson of Bristow, at
tended the 45th wedding anni
versary of Mrs. Mashino’s aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. John
Johnson Sunday at Wagner, S.D.
They also visited Mrs. Ma
shino’s sister and family, Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Barnhart, at
Wagner.
Other Redfrird News
Bill and Gordon Kirsch of
Lynch are plastering the new
home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Kaasa.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Knittel of
Gregory, S. D., were dinner
guests of Mrs. Ray Wilson
and son, Garry Sunday. In the
afternoon they visited Ray Wil
son at the Lynch hospital. Mr.
and Mrs. Junior Wilsn and Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Wilson and family
were also dinner guests in the
Ray Wilson home. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert White and Sharlene of O’
Neil were evening visitors there.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Wells of
Lynch were afternoon callers on,
Sunday of the Clifford Wells
family.
There will be a program and
box social at the Scottville
school Tuesday, December 16, at
8 o’clock. Joan Rosicky is the
teacher. Everyone is welcome.
Bill Miller of O’Neill, Cecil
Miller, Bub Carsten and Bill Wil
son were goose hunting with
Frank Ghelson Friday.
Dinner guests in the Cecil Mil
ler home Sunday included the
Bill Miller family of O’Neill,
Mrs. Charlie Ross, Clarence Ross ;
and the Frank Wyant family.
Oral Pickering trucked hogs to
Sioux City Monday for Guy
Pinkerman and Ray Wilson.
Mrs. Anna Carson spent Mon
day and Wednesday nights with
Mrs. Ray Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Halstead
and Mary of Page were Sunday
visitors in the Harold Halstead
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Loock
and family of Spencer were din
ner guests of her parents, the
Leon Mellors, Sunday.
Porter - Young
Rites at Chambers
CHAMBERS— Chambers Me
morial Baptist church was the
scene of the Saturday afternoon
wedding of Miss Ruth Ann Por
ter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.
M. Porter, and Samuel B. Young,
son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Young,
all of Chambers, Rev. Lawrence
M. McElheran officiated with the
single ring ceremony.
Miss Lehta Cooke, accompanied
by Miss Delores Harley, sang
“Because.”
Given in marriage by her fa
ther, the bride was dressed in
blue satin and carried pink
roses. Her attendant, Miss Viv
ian Harley, wore a pink satin
dress and a gardenia corsage.
Burl Young was bestman and
J. Jarman and B. Butts ushered.
A reception for about 50 guests
was held in the church parlors
after the ceremony. Assisting
were Mrs. Victor Harley, Mrs.
Edward Smith, Mrs. Wayne
Rowse, Mrs. Vernon Smith,
Misses Lorraine Farrier, Barbara
Wilcox, Beverly Platte and Bon
ita Osborg.
Wed at Bonesteel
In a candlelight wedding ceremony at‘Bone
steel, S.D., in the Lutheran church, Miss Ma
rie Gruhn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Gruhn of O’Neill, became the bride of Sgt. W. K.
Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Baker of Fair
fax, S.D. Mrs. Baker will continue to operate a
beauty shop here while her husband serves with
the marine corps at Camp Lejune, N.C.
Mock Broadcast
Features Meeting
CHAMBERS—On Wednesday,
December 3, the Chambers Gar
den club held its annual Christ
mas party at the home of Jennie
Gillette, with Mildred Wander
see and Jessie Kiltz as assistant
hostesses. A potluck dinner start
ed the party, places being found
at the long table and four card
tables by matching parts of
Christmas cards.
Following the meal, a business
session was held, roll call being
answered by naming Christmas
symbols. It was decided to bring
10 cents to each meeting in the
future, the money to be added to
the treasury. The two hostesses
will furnish the door prizes. It
was also decided to send a gift
to Gleason Grimes, now in Clark
son hospital, Omaha.
Immediately after the business
meeting, Betty Mitchell, an
nouncer for “radio station CGC,”
introduced the Tat and Tattle
quartette, which led the group in
singing “Jingle Bells.” As an
additional part of this special
Christmap program, Lilv Sexton
gave a reading. Then tne Click
ety Clackety entertaining group,
which had been delayed in
Chambers by the condition of the
roads, put on a short play. Susie
Shuffle, embarrassed almost to
tears, gave a recitation and help
ful homemaker hints appropriate
to the season were given by sta
tion “CGC’s” special home help
er. When the “radio station”
signed off, Santa Claus, assisted
by the little Shuffle girl, distrib
uted the gifts which appeared
mysteriously beneath the tree.
The January meeting will be
held Wednesday, January 7, at
the home of Darlene Hoerle. Cle
one Wintermote will be assistant
hostess. Roll call is to be ans
wered with garden resolutions.
O’NEILL LOCALS
Sunday guests in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Mike London were
Mr. and Mrs. Rich London, Mr.
and Mrs. Cliff Flakus and Mrs.
Nora Peters, all of Colome, S.D.
Tliey were brought to the Lon
don home by David Langin of
Spencer.
Mrs. Maurice Car of Allen ar
rived Sunday to spend the week
visiting her sister, Mrs. Virgil
Laursen.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Shaw
were Sunday evening callers in
the home of Mr. and Mia. Mike
London.
BIG GAME!
An Omaha man, while hunt
ing pheasants on a farm near
Silver Creek, bagged bigger
game recently. It was a bobcat
that measured 38 inches in
lengggth and weighed nearly 40
pounds.
Circle in Session —
Circle H of the Presbyterian
church met Tuesday afternoon in
the home of Mrs. H. S. Moses.
Mrs. Mike Landreh, Mrs. M. L.
Harmon and Mrs. Moses were in
charge.
Venetian blinds, prompt deliv
ery, made to measure, metal or
wood, all colors,—J. M. McDon
ads's, O'Neill.
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Inman News
Mrs. Earl Watson entertained
the Coffee club at her home last
Thursday. A covered-dish lunch
eon was served at noon after
which an informal afternoon was
spent and a Christmas gift ex
change held. Mrs. George P.
Colman was assistant hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Keil of Al
len arrived Tuesday evening,
December 2, and visited their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Keil, and family,
leaving on Wednesday morning,
December 3, accompanied by
their son, Horace, for Worland,
Wyo. They had been called there
by the death of Mrs. Keil’s sis
ter, Mrs. Agnes Garwood.
Mrs. Ira Watson entertained
the Inman Project club at her
home Wednesday evening, E>e
cember 3. Mrs. L. F. Kopecky
conducted a short business meet
ing after which Mrs. Robert Cook
and Mrs. Charles Beilin of O’
Neill conducted a lesson on mak
ing nylon corsages. Lunch was
served by Mrs. Watson and Mrs.
A. N. Butler.
The Anniversary club surpris
ed Mr. and Mrs. Leo P. Mossman
at their home Tuesday evening,
December 2. Bridge furnished
entertainment and the honored
couple was presented a gift by
the group. Lunch was served by
the guests.
Miss Faye Brunckhorst enter
tained the Young Matrons’ club
at her home Tuesday, December
2, at a noon dinner. The after
noon was spent informally and
with a Christmas gift exchange.
Mrs. James Coventry and Mrs.
Elwin Smith were guests.
Melvin Michaelis and Horace
Keil went to Omaha Tuesday,
December 2, to meet Miss Lela
Ermer of Washington, D.C., who
was called here by the death of
her father, Fred Ermer, who died
at his home near Chambers Sat
urday, November 29.
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GOBBLERS
Three new and different wild
fowl now inhabit the city park
in Valentine. Wild turkeys, two
hens and a tom have been re
leased there in an experiment to
determine if the wild birds can
be raised successfully in the re
gion.
Sponsor Amateur
Contest —
The Lucky Clover 4-H club
will sponsor an amateur contest
Friday evening, December 12, at
the Scottville hall. Contestants
must be 16 and under. A box so
cial will follow.
Delayed honeymoon
The “oldest blacksmth in Ne
braska” and his wife, the par
ents of 17 children, are home
again after a long-delayed
“honeymoon trip.” After 42
years of married life Mr. and
Mrs. William Siebler of Aurora
enjoyed a 31-day vacation that
was climaxed by appearances on
separate radio and TV programs.
Hereford reeders
Here is your opportunity to buy bulls of proven and prominent
breeding from Nebraska’s top breeding herds.
116 YEARLING BULLS
To be sold in pens of three; pens of two; and singly to give
you a chance to buy bulls of uniform breeding, quality and age.
20 pens of 3; 18 pens of 2; 20 single lots
Consigned by the follow’ng Nebraska Breeders:
B. F. MARSHALL & SONS. Crawford
BERT HUFF, Ainsworth
DANIEL JILG, Newport
LYLE BEST, Wood Lake
DALE C. BROWN Sargent
LESTER GOVERTS, Broken Bow
JAMES KRUNTORAD, Pierce
JOE J. JELINEK & SONS. Walnut
P. L. RABEN, Crawford
BROWN & PORCH CATTLE CO., Valentine
ROYCE M. HAMM, Whitney
TOM WAKE, Seward
FURMAN HEREFORD RANCH, Marsland
MARMIEN M. PEDERSON, Berwyn
HARRY J. BROWN, Bassett
FLOYD ARROW SMITH, Newport
LEONARD & DOUGLAS PHIPPS Whitman
SCHROEDER CATTLE CO., Palisade
SCHULTZ & GROSSHANS, Lamar
This sale is supervised by a committee of commercial ranchers
who will- grade and sift the bulls before the sale.
NEBRASKA BULL SALE
Bassett, Nebraska
SAT., DEC. 20,1952
Charles Corkle, Auctioneer
Far Catalogs: Write Nebraska Hereford Ass'n.
Central City, Nebraska
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