Ressel Re-Elected
Holt ASC Chairman
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Pick Committeemen
for Precincts
On Wednesday, September 28,
the annual convention to elect
the Holt county agricultural sta
bilization conservation committee
was held. Delegates from the 22
community precincts were pres
end. Elected to the county com
mittee were: Harry E. Ressel of
O’Neill, chairman; Homer Ernst
of O’Neill, vice-chairman; A1 J.
Sauser of O’Neill, member;
George Fullerton of Chambers,
first alternate, and Albert Carson
of Dorsey, second alternate.
The annual election of com
munity committeemen for the
various precincts in the county
was recently held. The following
“ men were elected to the offices of
chairman, vice-chairman and reg
ular member, respectively: .
* Antelope and Iowa — Glen
Stewart, A. T. Crumly, Keith
Kennedy.
Atkinson — Richard Crippen,
Otto Gloor, Lewis Ohde.
Chambers and Shamrock —
George Fullerton, Ervin Hilligas,
Wayne Smtih.
Cleveland and Dustin— James
Allyn, Elmer Olberding, H. A.
Mitchell.
Coleman and Saratoga—Elmer
L. Sterns, George Syfie, jr., W.
L. Coleman.
Conley—Troxel Green, Ralph
Green, Lloyd Hilligas.
Deloit—Frank Mlnarik, Cletus
Muff, Rudy Funk.
Emmet and Pleasantview —
George Skopec, Orville Hitch
cock, Joseph Wagman.
Ewing and Golden—E. P. Wil
liamson, Joseph Thoendel, A. M.
Beelaert, jr.
Grattan—Paul Krugman, Boyd
Boelter, Fora L. Knight.
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Green Valley, Holt Creek and
Francis — Ray Cearns, Harry
Mlinar, Art Pacha.
Inman — Lyle Abney, Clifford
Sobotka, Karl Keyes.
Lake and McClure — Ralph
Hoffman, Albert Thoendel, Omer
Gibson.
Paddock—Walter Devall, Ben
Johring, George Mellor.
Rock Falls and Bell — Elwin
Grutsch, Sammie Derickson, Wil
liam Claussen.
Sand Creek — Merrill Smith,
Quentin Hickok, Charles Dobias.
Scott—Howard Slack, Howard
Wells, Fred Krugman.
Sheridan—Clarence Gilg, Ralph
Beck, John Flannery.
Shields—Joe Grutsch, Clarence
Gokie, Darel Bright.
Steel Creek — Roger Rosen
krans, C. L. Brady, Charles Cole.
Stuart—Arthur Ziska, Clarence
Johnson, George Wallinger.
Swan and Josie—Hank Whit
comb, Ira Lierman, Art Doolittle.
Verdigris—Harold Asher, Rob
ert Nissen, Alvin Heese.
Willowdale—Albert Derickson,
Fred Frericks, Arthur Ilibbs, jr.
Wyoming and Fairview— Guy
Blake, Harold Fullerton, Tom
Doolittle.
O’Neill Sailor in
Anti-Sub Exercise—
Ships and planes from the
United States, Great Britain,
Portugal and France joined forces
September 22 to participate in
North Atlantic Treaty organiza
tion exercise “Centerboard.”
Aboard the ASW support aircraft
carrier USS Valley Forge is
George Edward McCarthy, avia
tion ordnanceman third class,
USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. George
M. McCarthy of O’Neill.
On completion of training Oc
tober 2 the ships visited Lisbon,
Portugal, for seven days liberty
and recreation for the crews.
Will Answer Social
Securities Inquiries—
Harold F. Benjamin, field rep
resentative of the Omaha office
of the social securiity administra
tion, will be at O’Neill in the as
sembly room in the basement of
the courthouse, on Wednesdays
October 12 and October 26, be
tween the hours of 9 a.m. and 12
noon.
O’NEILL LOCALS
Mr. and Mrs. Don Hynes, for
merly of O’Neill and now of
Portland, Ore., and son, Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Hynes and children,
came Monday to spend their va
cation with the Matt, Austin and
Loretta Hynes families.
Mrs. Elroy Lieb entertained
eight youngsters with a party
Thursday, September 29, honor
ing the sixth birthday anniver
sary of her son, Dickie.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Larser
spent Sunday at Chambers visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ok
Larsen.
Cubs Watch Frontier in Production
Members of dens 2 and 3 of O’Neill Cub pack
210 were Wednesday, September 21, visitors at
The Frontier where they watched north-central
Nebraska’s biggest weekly newspaper in produc
tion. They also visited the “Voice of The Fron
teir” radio studios where they were interviewed.
Standing behind the form of a full-page adver
tisement are (left-to-right): Front row — John
Baker, Michael Gauagner, Bin Brass, vern Gre- j
nier, James Sullivan, Ray Kirk and Michael
Hammond; back row—Richard Marcellus, Michael
Grutsch, Terry Tom jack, Robert Reimer and
John Kennell. In rear are Ronnie Snowardt (at
left) and Gary Jeffrey. Snowardt and Jeffrey
are pack Boy Scouts and are pack chiefs. The
leaders (not pictured) are Mrs. Melvin Marcellus
and Mrs. Wayne Baker.—The Frontier Photo.
Miss Mitchell Heads
Holt Rural Teachers
The Holt County Rural Teach
ers’ association has elected offi
cers for this year as follows:
Miss Lucille Mitchell, president;
Feme Livingston, vice-president;
Kathryn Hoffman, secretary;
Thelma Young, treasurer.
Elected representatives were:
Helen Thomas, Helen Martens,
Don Fullerton, Floyd Butterfield,
Bonita Muff.
An executive meeting was held
Saturday, October 1. It was de
cided that the first teachers’
meeting will be held October 19.
The topic will be social security
and Mr. Lynch will be the speak
er.
November 2 has been set as the
date for a special project meet
ing on juvenile delinquency. Rev.
Adrian Edgar of Norfolk will be
the speaker. — By Bonita Muff,
news reporter.
Frontier for printing!
O’NEILL LOCALS
Mrs. George McCarthy return
ed home Sunday after spending
the past week in Omaha.” Mr.
MrCarthy attended a rural mail
carriers’ five-state meeting and
banquet Saturda night in Fre
mont.
C. A. Englehaupt of Gering
was a Wednesday afternoon, Sep
tember 28, guest at the Lyle Mc
Kim home.
Misses Verna and Phyllis
Laursen spent the weekend with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ches
ter Laursen near Goose Lake.
Chambers News
Mary Taggart of Omaha spent
last weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Taggart, and
boys.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Haussler
of Holbrook came Tuesday, Sep
tember 27, to visit relatives. They
were accompanied here by John
Walter, sr., who had visited sev
eral weeks in the Haussler home.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Adams of St.
Paul were overnight guests of his
mother, Mrs. Sarah Adams, Fri
day, September 30. They were
enrou1)e from a vacation trip
West, where they visited rela
tives and friends in Oregon.
Darrell Gillette and Rev. J. M.
Hodgkin drove to Omaha Mon
day, September 26, returning
Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna Albers left Tuesday
for a two-weeks’ visit with rela
tives at Fremont, Genoa, Monroe
and other points.
Mr. and Mr§. Glen Grimes and
family drove to Long Pine Sun
day to visit her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. H. Russell and brother
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
John Reynolds and family.
Pfc. Howard Beed arrived
Thursday, September 28, from
L a P1 a t a receiving station in
Maryland to visit his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Beed and
family. Howard is reporting on
October 19, to the army base at
Oakland, Calif., for overseas
duty. He will be stationed in
Formosa. Sunday October 2, he
visited his brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kaup,
at Stuart.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane K. Miller
drove to Chadron Sunday to visit
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ards. They returned Monday.
Mrs. Elwyn Rubek assisted in the
store while they were gone.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Oehring
and daughter, Carol, of Lincoln
were Sunday visitors in the Ed
win Wink home. Mrs. Oehring is
a sister of Mrs. Wink.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Dobbs and
children visited relatives at Em
erson and Sioux City Sunday.
Mrs. Bert Garwood of Atkin
son spent the September 25
weekend with her son and
daughter-ii*-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Garwood and daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Spath and
daughters, Jill and Judy, of Aur
ora, Mr. and Mrs. George Fuller
ton of Amelia and Mrs. Charles
Spath of Chambers were Sunday
dinner guests in the Frank Spath
home.
Dr. D. B. Blume of Sioux City
flew to Chambers Saturday and
visited the Gene Dobbs family.
C. V. Robertson, his mother,
Mrs. Charles Spann and her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Clarence Wyant,
drove to Brush, Colo., to attend
the funeral there on Thursday,
September 29, of Will Roland,
brother-in-law of Mrs. Spann.
They returned Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stowell
and son, Gary, of O’Neill and Mr.
Stowell’s mother of Prescott, la.,
were supper guests Saturday in
the A. A. Walter home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Burge of
Amelia were Sunday visitors in
the Clarence Damme home.
The following members of the
family of John Walter, sr., were
present on Friday to help him
celebrate his 89th birthday an
niversary: Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Haussler of Holbrook; Mrs. Del
bert Robertson and children of
O’Neill; Mrs. C. V. Robertson,
Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Robertson
and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Walter; Mr. and Mrs. H. C,
Walter and two boys; Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Smith and children
and Mrs. A1 Deirking, all oj
Chambers.
Appliances Damaged
in Electrical Storm
DELOIT—This community re
ceived about three inches of rair
Sunday afternoon and evening
The electrical storm burned oui
some appliances and home freez
ers.
Leonard Larson reports 3.3J
inches of rain since Septembei
20. The moisture has been o:
great benefit to the rye.
Some of the older residents re
port this is the most seven
drought in 20 years.
Other Deloit News
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wulf o
Greenville, Mich., visited las
Thursday at the Fred Harpster
Henry Reimer and John Wul
homes. The Wulfs formerly livec
near this locality.
Mrs. Zoe Huffman of Elgin was
an overnight guest at the Huff
man ranch last Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Reimer was an ov
ernight guest Tuesday, Septem
ber 27, at the Zoe Huffman home
in Elgin.
Florence Butler and Anna Van
Zandt were guests last Thursday
at the R. Tomjack home.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wulf of
Michigan and Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry Reimer and Elayne were Sun
day guests at the Howard Temple
home in Hastings.
Mrs. Lawson, Wheeler county
superintendent of schools, visited
schools in this community Friday.
Mrs. Everett Rossow accompanied
her.
The Holt county eighth graders
and their teachers went to O’
Neill on a field trip on Tuesday,
September 27. James Miller, Car
olyn Potter and Evelyn Schall
and their teacher. Elayne Reimer,
were present.
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