The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965, April 19, 1956, Page 3, Image 3
5 Visitors Attend Club Meeting AMELIA—The Helping Hand club met Friday with Mrs. Frank Pierre. After dinner the business meeting was called to order by the vice-president, Mrs Ralph Rees There were 10 members and five visitors present. The afternoon program, which consisted of games, contests and a Chinese auction, was in charge of Mrs. August Pospichal and Mrs. Blake Ott. The May meeting will be with Mrs. William Ftyrear. Other Amelia News The dinner served by the WSCS at the church Wednes day April 11, was well attended and netted a little more than $51. The O’Neill Photo Studio rep resentative was at the Amelia school Monday taking pictures of the pupils. Mr. and Mrs Lew Backaus visited at the Howard Berry home Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Lindsey and Florence visited at the Herman Meyer home near Atkinson Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Hugh Carr and family were supper guests at Kamphaus home Sunday evening. Other friends gathered there later in the evening for a fare well party for Mr. Carr and Dar rel. as they will leave this week for a four-months' visit with rel atives in Ireland. Mrs. Maudie Hansen and Mrs. Mamie Sammons were supper guests Saturday evening at the Mrs. Stella Sparks home. Mr and Mrs Everett Standage and family drove to Ravenna bn Sunday to visit his parents, Mr. (i i hi mis. tv ay m: ouiu un^c Mr. and Mrs. Art Doolittle and son, Dale, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gartner at South Sioux City Sunday, April 8. Mrs Gartner is the former Delores Doolittle. Mr and Mrs. Gene Thompson and Dean Prewitt returned home Saturday night from a trip to Montana nnd Washington. Gene took a load of personal property to the Shermers while Mrs. Thompson and Dean Prewitt each drove new cars to Washing ton for a Burwcll car dealer. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Burge and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Barnett. Rev. J. M. Hodgkin announces the Methodist men’s laymen service conducted each Sunday over station WJAG, Norfolk. Mrs. Elmer Coolidge returned home Saturday from a visit with relatives at Mountain View, Mo. Art Waldman is home after visiting his sister and brother in I jneoln. Mrs. Alice Prewitt and boys are beginning the construction of their new home on their ranch. Harold Fullerton and Ed Pavel of Chambers are doing the work. Mrs. Forrest Sammons has ac cepted the position of teaching the seventh and eighth grades at Kimberly, Ida., for the next term. She will teach only read ing. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Carr and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Shavlik and family. Mr. and Mrs. Blake Ott and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Adams went to Ft. Randall, S. D„ Sunday. Miss Donna Rae Peterson and a friend, Wilbur Hatch, of Lex ington visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Peterson, Sun day. Harrington Ins. 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Fason, vice-president; Mrs. Wil liam Kellv. secretary, and An thony O’Donnell, treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. FYed Heermann and Mr. and Mrs. George Jau ousek are co-chairmen of the fund-raising committee. Attend Presbyterian Sessions— Among those attending a Pres bytery at Valentine was Rev. J. Olcn Kennell, pastor of First Presbyterian church here and Bethany rural church. Those who attended the. Prestoyterial for the two-day scs- i sion were Mrs. L. A. Burgess and Mrs Christine Williams. Those who attended the one-day ses sion w*rc Mrs. Felix Hendrick, Mrs. D A. Baker, Mrs_ Harry Ressel and Mrs. D. C. Schaffer. Bethany Presbyterian church situated between Ewing and Chambers, had the largest dele gation represented outside the Valentine church. Pome from Distance for Funeral AMELIA—Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hudnall of Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Widman °* and Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Widman of Chapman were among those attending funeral services at Amelia Thursday. April 12, for their aunt, Mrs. Belle Widman, who died Tuesday morning, Ap ril 10, at the Burwcll nursing h°Mrs Widman, the mother of Clyde Widman. fell a number of years ago. breaking her hips, and had been in ill health since that time._ O’NEILL LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. John Harbottle and Susan of Independence Mo., visited friends over the weekend. The Harbottles, formerly of O’ Neill. moved to Missouri about two months ago. Mrs .1 T. Walker, who has been visiting her daughter in Oklahoma, arrived Sunday to visit another daughter, Mrs. L, A Burgess, and Doctor Burgess. Enroute, Mrs. Walker visited Warren Burgess and family in Omaha and another daughter in Fremont. Presbyterian rummage sale in Odd Fellows building, April 26. 27 and 28. 51-52 Mrs Mark Howard spent Mon day and Tuesday in Wood Lake: viisting her sister. j Mrs. Ted McElhaney entertain ed the Merri Myx club Tuesday. Larry Kennedy, son of Mr. and Mrs Bemie Kennedy, arrived home Monday, April 9. He had been In the armed forces and was stationed In Japan and Ko rea. Mrs. Bernard Blackmore ac companied a friend, who is one of the presiding state officers of! the Rebekah lodge, to Louisville where they were present at the Rebekah assembly. Mrs Delance Withers and Mrs, C. F. Small of Atkinson, accom panled by Mrs. Withers’ father in-law, Charles Withers of Oma ha, visited Mr. and Mrs. George Withers Friday. The ladies called on other friends in the Amelia vicinity while Mr. Withers visit ed his brother, George. Mrs. Vem Sageser returned j home Tuesday, April 10, from Council Bluffs. la., where she had been visiting her mother, ; Mrs. Minter, and helping with her spring house cleaning. Fora Knight, Wife Feted Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Fora L. Knisht were surprised Sunday evening when friends and relatives drop ped in to help them celebrate their wedding anniversary. Sev en tables of pitch were played^ High scorers were awarded prizes. ° ,,J ] Mr. and Mrs. Knight received many gifts and cards. One of the gifts was a decorated cake for the occasion A lunch of cake and sandwich es was served at a late hour. Among those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bartos and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Streeter, Mr. and Mrs. Merritt _ . _1 Hire NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS APRIL 20 IS THE DEADLINE ... for making out individual and business schedules! All schedules after this date will be subject to 50% penalty. This is j mandatory. Wm. F. Wefso > ■ • ' o .. 3 ' 0 „ „ ;• ' „ , ,j,! Holt County Assessor COUNCIL OAK V Ice Cream Festival Junior Size Ice Cream Cones For All Kids — Ages 1 to 99 g 27c Package Fresh Frozen Strawberries " ^ F with Purchase of \'i Gallon ' W' : • BLUE BUNNY ' at special price V. . 00#« 6>Q| ■ ’OF ONLY _..... ce Cream *; (Saturday, April 21st, 11 A.M. ’Til 7:30 P.M.) j^JJ I o t 1 o 0 c 1 1 I ■iliHIH IJ“frf-W FRESH FORK ksoh ROASTS. 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