Auxiliary Collects
Clothing for Needy
EWING—Clothing for the needy
will be collected by the American
Legion auxiliary of Sanders unit
214. Mrs. L. M. Carter noted that
all articles should be cleaned and
mended if necessary. This project
was stressed at the meeting held
Thursday evening at the Legion
club.
The session was called to order
by Mrs. Carter, president. Colors
were presented, flag salute given
and the auxiliary preamble read
in- unison, followed by prayer. A
report on the district meeting held
at Chambers was given by Mrs.
Carter. She also stated that Ewing
was the site chosen for the March
district meeting.
Christmas activities for the Unit
included four tarlantan dolls,
handkerchiefs, socks and cigar-;
ettes were sent to the Veterans
hospital at Lincoln. Gift packages j
were packed for the “Yanks W*ho
Gave” with the American Legion
giving ten dollars for the purchase
of gifts.
Mrs. Clarence Hahlbeck and
Mrs. Floyd Lee who are putting
the finishing touch to comforters
made at a special meeting, report
ed that materials for another com
forter was being collected. Carpet
rags will be sewn at the January
meeting.
The Sanders Post Unit now has
a membership of 46, the largest
since its organization. They are
working hard to keep the district
Gavel Bell for Class 2, which they
were presented at the Department
Convention held in Omaha, for the
highest percent over quota in
membership in class 2.
On adjournment, gifts placed un
der the Christmas tree as they
entered, were exchanged. The
gaily lighted tree was decorated
by Mrs. Carter. Mesdames Clar
ence Hahlbeck, who subsituted for
her mother, Maud Boies, Lloyd
Schmidt, R. H. Shain, Hazel Kimes
and Harold Harris served refresh
ments to about 40 members of the
Auxiliary and Legionaires.
Other Ewing News
Mrs. Robert Pruden and Mrs.
Gene Ruby were shopping in
O’Neill on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Funk and
children spent the weekend at Au
rora where they were guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Smith.
On Wednesday, December 8,
Ray Funk made a business trip to
Omaha. Josephine Cole, house
keeper at the Catholic rectory ac
companied him. She called on
Rev. P. F. Burke at Father
Flannigan’s home.
Floyd Bergstrom of Newcastle,
Wyo., accompanied by his brother
in-law, Clyde Chalsant of Idaho,
spent the weekend visiting rel
atives in Ewing. Mr. Chalsant also
spent some time in the Clearwater
vicinity.
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Kropp on Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. Mason Moritz
of Stanton and Miss Dorothy Kropp
of Norfolk.
The Ewing Methodist church will
have a Christmas program on Sun
day evening, beginning at 8
o’clock. Packages of clothing will
be placed under the Christmas tree.
These articles will then be re
packed and sent to the needy
Koreans.
Raymond Saiser of Omaha spent
Sunday and Monday at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Perry
Saiser.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schroeder
had as their guest on Sunday then
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Schroeder.
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Wood had
as their guest for the weekend her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Tanck of
Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. William Spence,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bergstrom,
Mr and Mrs. Loyd West, jr., Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur Bennett and the
Misses Ina Bennett and Barbara
West went to Page Friday evening.
The men attended a Masonic
lodge meeting while the ladies
were entertained by members of
the Order of the Eastern Star.
Sunday dinner guests at the
James Mlnarilk home Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Keith of Neligh, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Patras and Gene,
Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Serr of Clear
water Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Schroe
der and Peggy. The occasion was
to join Gene Patras and Mrs.
! Schroeder in celebrating their
birthday anniversaries.
Miss Judy Jefferies, accompan
ied by her aunt, Mrs. Vlasta Rach
witz, and sons of Omaha was a
weekend guest at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Jef
feries. Mrs. Rachwitz and sons
also visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. B. Krachie.
The Bridge club met at the home
of Mrs. R. G. Rockey on Tuesday
afternoon, December 7. Hostesses
were Mrs. Rockey, Mrs. Earl Bill
ings, Mrs. William Spence, and
Mrs. Lyle Dierks, all high score
winners of a series of games.
Bridge was played with a “new
set of rules” which created much
fun for the members and one guest,
Miss Frances Rotherham. Re
freshments were served.
Marshal Clifford Hahlbeck and
Elvin Hamilton went to the Venus
territory where they spent some
time hunting. Each brought home
ci (Jeer
Mr. and Mrs. Gail Boies and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Bohn went to
Omaha on Sunday. They stopped at
Boys Town where Rev. P. F.
Burke joined them. All were enter
tained at dinner at the home of
the Bohn’s daughter and son-in
law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Prellwitz,
and family. In the evening Mr.
and Mrs. Boies and Mr. and Mrs.
Bohn attended the ice follies.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pollock spent
several days in Omaha last week
where they purchased cinemascope
equipment for the Eldorado the
atre to be installed the latter part
of December.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Edwards
and children went to Irwin, la., on
Saturday where they were over
night guests of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Edwards. On Sun
day the Edwards family went to
Crescent, la., where they attended
a family get-together, at the home
of Mrs. Edwards’ aunt, Mrs. J. H.
Stofferson. The occasion was in
honor of the 80th birthday anniver
sary of Mrs. Margaret Clark,
grandmother of . Mrs. Edwards. A
decorated two-tiered birthday cake
was baked by Mrs. Edwards.
Santa Will Visit
Ewing Saturday
EWING—Plans for the arrival of
Santa Claus in Ewing on Saturday,
December 18 have been completed
by the Ewing Commercial club.
There will be a free movie at the
Eldorado theatre beginning at 1
p.m. the main feature of the show
is “The Palomino.*’ Two cartoons
and one short reel will be in
cluded. On conclusion of this enter
tainment, Santa will be present to
■give treats to all the boys and girls.
Last Thursday evening, the lights
were turned on the huge Christ
mas tree on Main street. This is
topped by a glittering star with
blue lights.
This is an annual event spon
sored by the Ewing Commercial
club. Gail Boies is chairman.
Exchange Student
Is Invited Here
The Holt county Rural Youth
group held the annual Chirstmas
party Friday evening at the
courthouse assembly room.
The business meeting was held
first during which it was decided
to ask Dorothy Blatzer of Lincoln
—the IFYE student—to speak at
the next regular meeting on Jan
uary 14. All 4-H leaders, club
leaders and anyone else who may
be interested is welcome to at
tend.
After the meeting, games were
played and Christmas songs were
sung. Square dancing then fol
lowed. Later, gifts were exchang
ed.
Scouts in Yule Party—
The O’Neill Girl Scout troop
held a Christmas party Monday
evening. Following dinner at the
M&M cafe, the scouts attended the
movie. Their leaders, Mrs. H. L.
Lindberg and Mrs. J. A. Arbuthnot.
chaperoned.
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Justice Court
November 22— Quinton Ram
old, overweight, over on axle,
$104, Skinner.
November .27 — Chas. Zigen
bein, over on axle, $50, Jack
Crouch.
November 29 — Dean Carter,
driver for Herman Bros., over
weight, $50, Harold Cramer.
November 29 — Dean Carter,
driver for Herman Bros., over
capacity plates, $50, Harold Cra
mer.
November 30— Wilford Seger,
over on capacity plates, fined $10,
Donald Richardson.
November 25 — LeRoy Shain,
speeding, $15, R. L. Gude.
December 6—Faye Rutherford,
no license, pending, R. L. Gude.
December 4 — Wm. Strope,
speeding, pending, R. L. Gude.
December 6— Jack Cromwell,
speeding, $10, R. L. Gude.
December 6—Joseph Igarashi,
speeding, $10, R. L. Gude.
December 6—James H. Bum
ham, speeding, $15, R. L. Gude.
December 6—Theo. Carpentier,
speeding, $15, R. L. Gude.
December 6 — E. G. Evans,
speeding, pending, R. L. Gude.
December 6—Cornelius Fiske,
for Ken Wentzel, $100, Donald
Richardson.
December 4—Limefelter, Don
ald, for Tom Gibbs, pending, Har
old Cramer.
December 6—Willard Main, for
Shaver & Sons, $50, Kenneth
Kirk.
December 6—Donald Frisch,
for Marvin Frisch, dismissed,
Kenneth Kiik.
' December 4—Wilber Smith, no
lirense, pending, Skinner.
December 4 — Leon Schaaf,
speeding, $15, Skinner.
December 4 — Leon Schaaf.
speeding, $15, Skinner.
December 8—Duane Bonnen
berger, speeding, $15, Skinner.
December 8—Quinton Ramold,
speeding, $10, Skinner.
December 7—E. J. Markward,
speeding, $10, Skinner.
December 10—L. D. Kenny, for
Scheinost, dismissed by Cramer.
December 13 — Frank Dister
haupt, carrying loaded gun in
car, $10, Salak.
Santa Puts in
Appearance—
A group of 11 young ladies
were entertained at a Christmas
party Thursday, December 9.
Hostesses were the Misses Max
ire Ackles, Joan Clemens, Dor
othy Friedel and Marge Weich
man. The evening was spent in
playing games which followed the
Christmas theme.
An unexpected visitor at the
party was Santa Claus. After
passing out his gifts, he departed
for his next stop.
A lunch consisting of sand
v'iches, cake, potato chips and
hot chocolate was served later in
the evening. Those attending
were Darlene Grimes, Etta Mur
ray, Phyllis Harmon, Marlene
Waring, Delores Hamik, Jody
Pucelik, all of O’Neill, and Theo
Weichman of Stuart.
Mrs. Gleeson Hostess—
Mrs. Edward M. Gleeson was
hostess Monday evening to mem
bers of the Chez-a Marie-club at a
Christmas party following dinner
at the M&M cafe.
Husbands Entertained—
Alpha club members entertained
their husbands at their annual
Christmas party Saturday evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence Dobrovolny.
Mrs. Mabel McKenna was host
ess at the Martez club Christmas
party held Tuesday evening at the
M&M cafe and at her home.
Skulborstads Hosts—
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer C. Skul
borstad were hosts Sunday evening
to the HVW club. Mrs. Lawrence
Haynes and A. W. Carroll had the
high bridge scores for the evening.
RSS in Session—
The RSS club met Wednesday
evening for the annual Christmas
party at the home of Mrs. Charles
Switzer.
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