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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1953)
Meyer-Etherton Nuptials Told (Photo at right) Married in a double-ring ror 'mony before approximately 200 people were Miss Caroline Mey er. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Meyer of Beatrice, and John A. Etherton, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Whaley ot O’ NeilL The couple was married bv Ut. Rev. Mock in St. Joseph’s Cath olic church in Beatrice on Mon day. May 4. where baskets of snapdragons decorated the altar The women's choir sang at the nuptial high mass. Soloist was Mrs Marvtj; Theis, accompanied bv Jane Kuakei at the organ. Mrs. The* sang “The Lord’s Prayer' and “ Pm us Angelicas. Miss Marguerite Meyer, sister -if the bn.de, was maid-of-honor w-ith Mss Alice Whaley, cousin nf the bndegwwn. and Miss Don na Meyer, sister of the bride, a-tine as br iesmaods. Marv EUen Subotka ®f N'ortolk was:" * ■ Pnoil of O’Neill was -.agbe^er ooth are cousins of th*****»;.g”?** er, brother of tee br«te ™%***\' man. Ushers were 5-US*** ^obot ka and Marv - SoMk* botn cousins of the For the . wore a ballerina j'- * white nylon net aswS -ace >*> led with a fitted bodsc* * -- lon® tight sleeves. TV rraeeful net .skirt had inserts ox -*oeJ*r^£g were trimmed with sequins. The sweetheart neckUne «m •'» sequin trimmed. Her doubte-tier veil of sheer illusion fell to waist-length from a tiara pearls and sequins. The briae carried red roses and a w’hiU prayer book, a gift fr°m bridegroom. _. .,.orj me Driucaum*^ &. styled in shades of pink, aqua and yellow and were fashioned m ballerina-length with fitted bod ices. Matching flowers and net stoles completed the trim o. the gowns. The girls carried pink, white and yellow carnations Following the mass, the bndai couple proceeded to the Blessed Virgin’s altar where the bride placed her bouquet while the so loi^t sang “On This Day, O Beau tiful Mother.” After the wedding a reception was held in St Joseph’s school for approximately 200 guests. A three-tier wedding cake decorat ed the bridal table, with Mrs. Lloyd Whaley of O’Neill pour ing and Mrs. Clifford Sobotka of O’Neill cutting the cake. Mrs. w. V. Reznick of Longview. Wash , aunt of the bride presided at the punch bowl, with Mrs. Marvin Sobotka in charge of the guest book. Miss Julianne Hill and Mrs. Betty Barbar took charge -of the gifts. Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Whaley and Al ice of O’Neill: Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Sobotka, Eugene and David, of Inman; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Eth erton and Tommy of Atkinson; Mr and Mrs. Clifford Sobotka of O’Neill; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald So botka, Gerry, .Tack, Mary Ellen and Jane of Norfolk; Mrs. Mary Pribil of O'Neill; Mrs. W. V. Reznick of Longview, Wash.; John Sobotka and Harold of O’ Neill- Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Reed of Rosalie; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Sobotka of Lincoln; Mr. and Mrs. Barney Fieldler of Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Pribil, Patsy and Billy of O’Neill. Hair Styling Meeting Topics— The Star Get-Together club met Wednesday, June 10, at the home of Mrs. Leonard Juracek with 12 members present. After the business meeting, Mrs. Dale Revell gave the lesson un hair styling with Mrs Doro thy Slattery assisting. Entertain ment was given by Mrs. Dale Revell and Mrs. Wilma Vonau sek. A lunch was served by Mrs. Leonard Juracek at the end of the afternoon. The club will meet at the home of Mrs. Fred Krugman July 8. CUB SCOUT NEWS The Cub Scouts met at the home of Mrs. Bennie Hill Wed nesday, June 24. While gathering they played “goofy golf.” Six boys answered roll call. Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Kramer had charge of the meeting. A new song, “Be Game, Be Square,” was practic ed. They closed with the living circle and hand shake.—By Jim McClellan, Cub reporter; Gary Brewster, assistant. Mr. and Mrs. George McCarthy, Mrs. Ralph Walker, Mrs. Ralph McElvain and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stewart of Mazo manie, Wise., visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Goree. 'I Mr. and Mrs. John Etherton . „ . wed May 4 at Beatrice, Takes Leadership Training Course— BUTTE— Army Pfc. Merle J. Sieler, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Sieler of Butte, is at tending a four-week leadership school conducted by the 45t.h in fantry division in Korea. Sieler, a cannoneer in battery B of the 160th field artillery bat talion, arrived in Korea last Feb ruary from Camp Chaffee, Ark., where he had received basic training. He wears the Korean service ribbon and the UN service rib bon. Sieler graduated from 3utte high school in 1950 and was a farmer before entering the army last September. Mrs. Dell Kramer Shower Honoree AMELIA — (Mrs. Dell Kramer (nee Norma Anderson) was hon ored with a post-nuptial shower Sunday afternoon at the school house. Mrs. Hienie Frahm spon sored the shower. The entertainment consisted of music and games. Miss Ardath Barnett and Florence Lindsey played a piano duet. Mrs. Orland Fryrear sang two solo numbers, “I’m Walking Behind You.” and “May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You.” Miss Janet Kennedy played two violin solos and a trio composed of Ardath Barnett, Caroline Backus and Janet Prew itt sang, “Beautiful Ohio,” and “Side by Side.” Mrs. Lee Gilman helped Mrs. Frahm with the games. A luncheon was served to about 60 guests. Hear Report on Youth Camp— AMELIA—The Woman’s Soci ety of Christian Service met on Wednesday, June 24, at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Barnett, with 16 members and three visitors present The worship service and pro gram were conducted by Mrs. Vem Sageser. The subjects were, “Time for Laying Foundations,” also “Youth and Church.” Janice Prewitt and Ardath Barnett told of their week in Methodist youth camp at Ponca. A pledge service was conducted in which the pledge cards were passed out. An interesting new study, “Toward Understanding the Bible,” was started at this meeting, with Mrs. Blake Ott as leader. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Asa Watson and Mrs. Elmer Coolidge. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Julia White, July 22— By Mrs. Ernest Johnston, record ing secretary. I Graduate Nurse Miss Marybelle O Connor (above), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James O’Connor of Em met, graduated from St. Cath erine’s school of nursing in Omaha at the annual com mencement exercises held at Creighton university Thursday morning, June 4. She graduat ed from O’Neill higli school in 1949 and enrolled at St. Cath erine’s in the fall of L950 Family Reunites After 1 4 Years STUART—The family of Mrs. Estella Bachman met at the C. F. Gillette home in Chambers on June 14 to help her celebrate her 85th birthday anniversary. It was the first time in 14 years that all members of her family had been with her. This was also the Gillettes’ wedding anniversary. The day was spent visiting and taking pictures. Those present were her seven children, Mrs. C. F. Gillette of Chambers, Otto E. Bachman of" Omaha, Mrs. Ray Pettinger of Brighton, Colo., Gifford L. and Lennie P. Bachman of Phoenix, Ariz., Mrs. John Weichman of Stuart and Mrs. Frank Johnson of Newport. Others present were C. F. Gillette, Mrs. Otto E. Bachman, Ray Pettinger, Mrs. Gifford Bachman, John Weich man and Leola Jane, Frank Johnson, Mrs. Sylvia Lieb of At kinson, Mr. and Mrs. Darreid Fernau of Ainsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wilcox and twins of Mills and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hamik and Mike of Stuart. Neighbors Put Up Hay for Olson EWING—Neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Olson, who live on an acreage in northeast Ewing, put up hay for Mr. Olson on Wednesday, June 17. They were: Earl Pierson, Charles Good, Wil liam Snider, assisted by the fol lowing boys, Lyle Spence, Don ald Wright and Gary Eacker. Mr. Pierson cut the hay a few days before. Mr. Olson is a patient at the Clarkson Memorial hospital -n Omaha, where he underwent a major operation last week. Mrs. Olson, who spent several days with Mr. Olson, has return ed to her home in Ewing. 'Dad' Topic of 4-H Meeting— The Willing Workers 4-H club met at the Neil Dawes home on Friday, June 19. Members an swered roll call by telling “What I Like Best About Dad.” The club voted to sponsor bi cycle safety and a bicycle rodeo. TTiere was a report by Jimmy Richter on 4-H judging day held at Bassett. Larry and Perry Dawes demonstrated how to plant a shrub. The garden club will meet at Charles Crook’s at 3 p.m., June 30. for a garden tour. July 8 will be judging day at O’Neill. The club voted to have the group tour on July 15 end at the I#.ase place at Emmet with a late lunch. Lunch was served by the Smiths and Elizabeth Fritton. Next regular meeting is July 17. O'NEILL STORES Will Be Closed . SATURDAY, JULY 4 • . • ★ ★ CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Retail Trade Committee Amelia News Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hiatt, Paul and Gene, Mr. and Mrs, Wil liam Fry ear and Mr. and Mrs. Or land Fryrear were supper guests Friday evening at Elmer Fix’s. The party was in honor of Mr. Fix’s birthday anniversary. (Mrs. Stella Spark and Lonnie, and Mrs. Gertie Adair visited Mrs. Bob Rees hnd infant daughter, Ruby Mae, at the Atkinson hosp ital Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fullerton, Joan and Beth visited Sunday evening at Lawrence Barnett’s Mr. and Mrs. Dell Kramer of Lincoln, spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Anderson. The Kramers returned to Lincoln Sunday eve ning. Dale and Phyllis Fullerton, Beth Watson, Rochelle Sammons and Joan Fullerton attended the 4-H camp at Long Pine last week. Mr. and Mrs. William Fryrear and Orland visited at Ernest Gruenborgs Sunday. I Mr. and Mrs. JDaie liumo were guests of honor at a house-warm ing at their home on Friday eve ning. Miss Eunice Fancher of Ains worth has been visiting her sis ter, Mrs. Clyde Widman recently. The Widmans took her to her home last Thursday and Miss Dorothy Kamphaus, who has been working for Fanchers, returned to her home near Amelia ydth tht Widmans. The Ryschon family of Valen- i tine, visited at the home of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce, Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Retzlaff also called at Pierce s Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Grimes and family were Sunday dinner guests at Bill Raglands. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Coolidge visited at Elmer Coolidge’s Sun day. Miss Cookie Vrooman of Venus, has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lew Backaus the past two weeks. Howard Berry was in Omaha a few days last week for medical attention. Mrs. Lillie Weller of Portland, Ore., came Sunday and is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mamie Sammons, and brother. Frank Pierce. Miss Carol Burge is spending this week visiting at the Vernon Hughes home in Dallas, Tex. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Marcellus and family of Whittier, Calif., came last yeek to visit her father, Art Waldman. ivu. ciiia juxs. maunce iveimeay and daughter, Janet, of California are visiting his father, Pat Ken nedy, his sisters, Mrs. Edgar Peterson and Mrs. Art Doolittle and brother Bemie Kennedy. Leonard Luginsland, who is in the navy and stationed in West Virginia, is visiting his parents, Rev. and Mrs. Albert Luginsland and Kenneth. Mrs. Esther Daily of Omaha, has been visiting the past week at the home of her brother, B. W. Waldo. Mr. and Mrs. Eamie Johnston called on Ed White Sunday after noon. Willing Workers Plan Bike Parade— The Willing Workers 4-H club as their part in the Omaha World - Herald’s “Crusade for Safety” is sponsoring a bicycle safety campaign and parade. There will be films, fun, awards and prizes. Any boy or girl in O’Neill who is big enough to ride a bicycle is welcome. Start writing your safety slogan now! Start your plans for the bike parade. Watch next week’s paper for the time and place of the first meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stewart of Mazomanie. Wise., arrived in O’ Neill on Thursday to visit the George McCarthy, Ralph McEl vain, Ralph Walter and McKinley Simonson families. They depart ed home on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Landis and daughter, Cherri, of Long Beach, Calif., were Monday visit ors at the Harrison Bridge home. Awarded Air Medal vv anci ivau^, cxii« a minature bride and bridegroom standing in a bell. The wedding cake was decorated by Miss Bar bara Mlinar of Atkinson. The gift table, presided over by Mrs. Walter Kaup of Stuart, sis ter of the bridegroom, was dec orated with pink streamers, a minature bride and bridegroom and photographs of the bride and bridegroom. Mrs. George Bartos, sister-in-law of the bride, was in charge of the guest book. That evening the newlyweds entertained their many friends and relatives At a dance at the Crystal ballroom in Atkinson. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bartos, sr., of Atkinson, is a graduate of Atkinson high school. She is now employed as a clerk in the office of the county clerk of Cherry county at Valen tine. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ziska of Stuart. He is a graduate of Atkin son high school, nd is now em ployed as a printer by the Valen tine Republician at Valentine, Mr. and Mrs. Ziska are residing at Valentine. _f Mrs. Miller Guest— Mrs. Gowan Miller was guest of-honor at a no-host dinner at the Town House last Thursday evening. Present were Mrs. D. A. Kersenbrock, Mrs. O. D. French, Mrs. Marvin Miller and {Mrs. George Hammond. Mis. Miller is the former Lonnie Fin i_ J_.t_ A.__ e> V'k_ TIT TT* a/zc John W. Harte (above) of Inman has been awarded the air medal. Presentation was made at the 307th bom bardment wing headquarters on Okinawa. Airman Harte was awarded the medal for his part in B-29 strikes against communist installations and equipment in North Korea. The citation read in part: “By his courage, fortitude and de sire to aid the United Nations’ cause, Airman H a r t e has brought credit upon himself, the Far East air forces, and the United States air force.” A veteran of 21 Korean combat missions, he is slated for early return to the United States. — U.S. Air Force Photo. , - ' ** M Mrs. Marvin Ziska, nee Blanche Barlos . . . her husband is employed by • Valentine newspaper.—O'Neill Photo Co. -y ★ ★ ★ Mack Tells '53 r>i 1 D Price Supports— Blanche Bartos Fred R. Mack, acting chairman Becomes Bride af the Holt county PM A commit tee, announced the 1953 price ATKINSON—'Miss Blanche support rates for the following Bartos became the bride of Mar nad been received from the state Vin Ziska at St. Joseph’s Catholic PM A office: church here Saturday morning. dto An . „ Rev. William L. Kelligar said the Bariev V?4 n^r h» 9 °’clock nuptial mass before an o“liy -1JS bu altar banked with red rases-The Grain sorghums _ 2A3 per bu. 111335 was served by Charles Jan Wheat 9 97 Lr Kr, sen and James Slattery. St. Jose neat -per bu. ph,s aduU chQir accompanied by Availability on the loans and Miss Leona Kilmurry, furnished Durchase agreements ends Jan- the nuptial music. Ushers were aary 31, 1954. The grain must be Walter Kaup, brother-in-law of stored in the bin at least 30 days t h e bridegroom, and Eugene prior to the sampling and appli- Ziska, cousin of the bridegroom, nation of the loans. The grain The bride, given in marriage nust grade up to the state stand- by her father, chose a gown of ards before loans can be made white lace and net over satin for explained Mr. Mack. her wedding. It was fashioned It has also been announced w^b a lace bodice and high net that there will be a 1953 farm neckline. The long sleeves came storage facility loan program If to P<*nts over the hands and the anyone wishes information con- lonS skirt ended in a net train, cerning this program they are Her fingertiP veil of double- net invited to come to their local trimmed in lace was held by a PMA office and discuss it with satin crown trimmed with rhine their county committee, the act- stones. she carried a bouquet of ing chairman stated. ’ red and white carnations tied with —- — white satin streamers. The white Rnmrall O •, prayer book and sterling silver DUTWcII oongwriter rosary she carried were gifts from l_|__ Hi _i n ir l i the bridegroom’s mother. Her ria.S Work rublished necklace and erring set, a gift -o , only jewelry was a rhinestone 'Mrs. Ralph Garwood of Burwell from the bridegroom. The bride 335„ en successful in having two carried out the tradition of some > ngs published and both of these thing old, new borrowed, blue >OI?p are now being distributed and a penny in her shoe, o me arug, book, and music stores The bridesmaid, Deloris Swo Jver a large area, boda of Omaha, cousin of the Mrs. Garwood’s first song, “The bride, wore a net over satin gown Best That Heaven Had,” was re- of American beauty rose. Her eased by the Buffum Publishing flowers were white daisies tied company of Stockton, Calif., in with pale green streamers. March. The second song, “One bridegroom’s brother, Kenneth glorious Day,” has been off the Serving as bestman was the press about a month. Both, C. Ziska of Atkinson. They wore words and music to these light business suits and white Jongs came from Mrs. Garwood’s carnation boutonnieres. ?en- Immediately following the cere The songs are printed on fine mony a breakfast was served to ugh grade enamel gloss paper and the wedding party at the home ire on standard size sheet music, of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ziska. rhe first is a clear blue print A buffett noon dinner was served while the second is done in a soft at the home of the bride’s par wine and includes a picture of ents, to the immediate families of the composer oh the cover. the bride and bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs. Garwood and their One-hundred-fifty guests at two small daughters reside on a tended the reception held at the ranch 14 miles northwest of Eric- Knights of Columbus haLl from son. 2 until 5 o’clock. The hall was gsr4*^ sx "^rep;t cedn^ebfi md Mrs. Art R.wse of Harwell! 'and mS Xrninn nroc fnrvnpH hv IViUlCl AO Uiv, lUAillVl Aiwtiliu, * *■* ley, daughter of Dr. W. F. FihTey. Mr. and Mrs. James Foreman and sons of Battle Creek spent Sunday afternoon at the Claude Bates home. Mrs. Foreman is a daughter of the Bates’. Miss Eileene Prange of Atkin son is a new employee at the Council- Oak store. She is making her home with her sister, Mrs. W. D. Kipple and family. O’Neill News Amongthose who attended the Methodist youth camp at the Ponca state park last week were Connie Kurtz, Lynda Haynes, Betty Rodman, Karen Bridge and David Stuessi. They returned Fri day with Mrs. Robert Kurtz and Mrs. Harrison Bridge, who accom panied them. Miss Ruth Harris of New York, N. Y., and Mrs. Deraid May and children of Omaha, left Sunday after a 10-day viist at the home of their mother, Mrs. Esther Cole Harris. Miss Phyllis Plott of Smith Center, Kans., was a week end guest at the Harris home. After spending two weeks at the Methodist youth Camp in Ponca, Guy Harris returned home for the weekend. He left Monday for Cozad where he will be in charge of music at Camp Comeca. Miss Lee Bartos, who is attend ing Wayne State college summer school, spent the weekend with relatives here. James P. Gallagher of i.a Crosse, Wise., is visiting his aunts, the Misses Hilda and Helen Gallagher. Miss Hilda at tended the funeral of Mrs. John Murphy in St. Louis, Mo., and James met her there and accom panied her here. He is the son of Dr. and Mrs. F. J. Gallagher of LaCrosse. Traffic Up and Repair Needed State Engineer L. N. Ress said Wednesday in Lincoln that the traffic volume over a selected nst of Nebraska highways so far this year has run five percent over 1952. Ress said he thought this in crease would continue to be re flected during the rest of the year. ni^°m*uthe “good” side of the picture there is the fact that the increased traffic will mean more gas tax funds for the state to match with federal funds and create a better highway svstem «ut, Ress pointed out, it also shows that Nebraska’s roads are ne?d Plenty °f work to keep them in adequate shape to handle the traffic and to eon struct new and better roads The engineer revealed that in Apnl of this year there were im ported into Nebraska 43,607,643 gallons of gasoline upon whk*h taxes were paid. This does not used1 dfn r6fun*d galIonage or that and i, n;aVlatl°n or agriculture and is nine percent over the to taI in April of last year. trnfci6 Stute,has 15 Permanent traffic checkmg stations and all but four of these showed an in ““hi ?<L'he U ?' J7 and 275 north of Fre whileSU°S ea 3 °^e ?ercent drop wnue u_s. 6 and 34 west Arapahoe was even with las year. Biggest increases were N-! and 92 west of Broken Bow li Si'4 TSt °f Davenport 20 east of Chadron, 12 U.S. 20 west of Sioux City, H N'7 south of Ainsworth, li. All of the checking points showed an increase of traffic ir May over April of this year. STUART NEWS Guests last Thursday evening Miss Joan Burhans arrived in the Merwyn French, jr., home here Sunday from Washington were A/2c and Mrs. Darrell Heiss D.C., to spend her vacation with and Rev- 311(1 Mrs- Robert Baird, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack —————— MMG”WW,lfred Seger went to ROYAL THFATFR Newport Saturday to attend the ■*" 1 *liljrt 1 LilY wedding of Miss Jackie Gesiriech - of Newport and Milton Owen of .Thurs. July 2 Ca^°R ft the Methodist church. Bud Abbott and Lou Costello in Miss K3thy Seger of O’Neill Amrra crnrAMQ spent Tuesday and Wednesday, AFRICA SCREAMS June 23 and 24, at the home of With Clyde Beatty, Frank her parents. Buck, Max & Buddy Baer, Hil Misses Maude Johnston of Val- lary Brooke, Joe Besser and entine and Adah Johnston of shemP Howard. Rushville spent Tuesday and Family night $1.00; adult 50c; Wednesday, June 23 and 24, with children 12c; tax incl. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson. - Dr. and Mrs. F. L. Wilson and Friday July 3 son, Terry, of Sioux City spent Gene Autry and Champion in ranchTeekend ** Spnng Creek GOLDTOWN GHOST RIDERS ... With Gail Davis and Smiley Miss Teddy King of Valentine Burnett. Gene rides to the rescue 1S ™hn* T^r grandparents, Mr. of a ghost-ridden town, and Mrs. John Hytrek. . . .... , .. ... ', _ Adult 50c; children 12c; tax incl. Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Wilson __ spent Thursday and Friday, June Sat.-Sun.-Mon.Tues. 18 and 19, in Rushville. July 4-5-6-7 Harold Shane came from La Cecil B. DeMille’s Grange, 111., Saturday to join his the GREATEST SHOW ON v/ife and son who have been vis- EARTH iting here a couple of weeks at Color by technicolor. Starring the home of her mother, Mrs. Betty Hutton, Cornel Wilde, Clara Pettijohn. They will visit Charlton Heston, Dorothy La his parents, Mr. and Mrs Oh- m0ur, Gloria Grahame. Back: ver Shane of Atkinson, and other with this year’s academy award relatives and friends before re- winner. Thousands who missed turning home. it can see is now, Melbum Rhodes and family of Adult 50c; children 12c; tax inch Hastings visited over the week- All children must have tickets. £ hl4 and S'St?,r> Matinee Sat. and Sun. 2:30. Mrs. Henrietta Rhodes and Ruth. Ainsworth Volunteer Fire Department THURS., JULY 9th AINSWORTH AIRPORT AINSWORTH, NEBR. McKim Family Holds Reunion Mr. and Mrs. Lyle McKim and family were hosts Sunday, June 28, to the seventh annual McKim reunion, which was held in Ford’s park. Among those who were able to attend were: Mr. and Mrs. Stephen hock well, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peter son and family and Norman Rockwell, all of Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hemenway of Neligh. Mrs. George Hemenway of Clearwater; Henry Hemenway of Lincoln; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Loewe of Brunswick; Mr. and Mrs. For rest Storm and sons of Royal; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Neil Hauna of Brownlee; Dr. and Mrs. Verl C. McKim of Fresno. Calif.; Mr and Mrs. G. U. McKim and daughter. Bobbye, of Albuquer que, N.M.; Mr. and Mrs. Orville McKim and family of O’Neill. Guests were Mrs. James Brad shaw of Valentine; Chuck Tasltr of Atkinson and Keith White, jr., of Neligh. After the picnic dinner pic tures were shown by Dr. V. C. McKim, which included de ceased members of past reunions, namely Mrs. Lizzie McKim and George Hemenway, both of Clearwater, Mrs. Eva McKim Glover of Wayne and Cpl. Lyle C. McKim of O’Neill. The remainder of the day was spent visiting. Dr. and Mrs. V. C. McKim plan to leave North Platte Sunday, July 5, for the East coast where they will embark for India where they will study and lecture for a year. The next reunion will be in Riverside park at Neligh. Try Frontier want advs. for quick results! n Page News _ . Mr. land Mrs. Allen Haynes were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Munson Stewart. Mrs. Eva Murten of Blair was a Monday evening supper guest of her nephew, Melvin Smith, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Park and daughters of Orchard and Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Park and Ronnie, Mr. and Mrs. Neven Ickes, jr., and daughter and Mrs. Norman Trowbridge, all of Page, enjoyed a picnic dinner in the Page park Sunday. The occasion honored the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Trowbridge. Brenda Beelaert, Gary Bowen, Lloyd Fusselman and Lynn Lar son, members of the Eagle Hus tlers 4-H club of Page, attended the 4-H camp at Long Pine June 25 to June 27. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Trease cf Orchard were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mat schullat. Orchard spent several days last Shirley and Sharon Park cf week at the home of their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Park. | The Royal Neighbor Kensing | ton met Wednesday, June 24, with Mrs. Henry Eickhoff. After ’ a social afternoon a covered dish lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Undine and family of Sioux City visited a few days last week with Mrs. Undine’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. O. Wood. Guests last Thursday evening in the Merwyn French, jr., home were A/2c and Mrs. Darrell Heiss and Rev. and Mrs. Robert Baird. I=r- —
