T»p Baby P:d
Brings 31c Pound
Tony Wewel Winner
in Judging
STUART—One hundred forty
one head of livestock were on
exhibition at tbe annual 4-H
club tri-county stock show and
sale held here Saturday, August
25. The entries included 67 dairy
calves, 42 stocker-feeder calves,
20 breeding heifers, 16 baby
beeves and six Iambs.
Tony Wewel of Newport re
ceived the permanent trophy as
top judge in the beef cattle judg
ing with Robert (“Bob”) Beel
aert of Page, second; Gene Cos
grove of Bassett, thiad, and Je
rome Cosgrove of Bassett and Te
: tsa Wewel of Newport, tied for
fourth This group will receive
ar expense-free trip to a centr »1
market.
The showmanship trophy went
to Brenda Beelaert of Page with
Sharon Miner of O’Neill a close
second.
The trophy for best club group
of three baby beeves went to the
Diamond Valley club of Newport
with no competition.
The trophy for best club group
of three stocker-feeder calves
also went to the Diamond Valley
club. These three trophies must be
won three consecutive times for
permanent possession.
Mary Clair Gilg of Atkinson
won first place in the dairy judg
ing contest with Margie Gilg of
Atkinson, second; Janice Crumly
of Page, third, and Annette Giv
ens of Stuart, fourth.
Only three baby beeves were
offered for sale at the auction
with the highest price paid by
I>waine Lockmon of Stuart fo a
steer at 31 cents per pound. The
Cleary brothers of Atkinson pur
chased a steer at 30 cents, and
Wayne Galyen of Atkinson paid
27 cents per pound for a heifer.
Some of the other baby beeves
will be shown at the state fair.
All animals were judged and
given blue, red and white plac
ings.
HIXON A JUDGE
CHAMBERS — Vernon Hixon,
former resident of the Chambers
community, judged the cattle at
the Antelope county fair in Ne
ligh Saturday, August 25. The
Hixon family, which moved from
Chambers to Imperial, is now
living in South Dakota. f
Eriday guests of Mr. and Mrs,
Claude Bates were Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Schaefer and two chil
dren of Hancock, Minn.
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MOVING TO MONTANA
RIVERSIDE — Joan Vander
snick returned home Tuesday
after spending a few days visit
ing with the Willie Shrader
family while her parents, Mr
and Mrs. Vic Vandersnick, were
visiting in Wyoming and Mon
tana. The Vandersnick family
plans to move to Montana soon.
Vacation in Omaha—
The Misses Helen, Dorothy ar«l
Mary Frances Vitt and Miss Lu
Ann Fritton returned Sunday af
ter having vacationed in Omaha
for a week
4th Annual Fun
Night Draws Crowd
—
Holt Clubs Receive
Purple Ribbons
STUART—Holt county had two
winners in the fourth annual
district share - the - fun festival
held here Monday night, August
20, in the Stuart auditorium. The
Clover club of Atkinson with
the skit, “Trial of Mary Soprano”,
and the Willing Workers club of
I O’Neill with, “Under the Big
Top”, were selected to compete
| in the state contest on Thursday,
September 8, at the open air aud
itorium, on the state fair grounds.
The Spencer Busy Bees club of
Boyd county was chosen as an
1 alternate.
Ratings for the clubs partici
pating were:
Purple ribbons — The Clover
club and Willing Workers, both
of Holt county; Spencer Busy
Bees and Jolly Seventeen, both
of Boyd, and Kent Variety club
of Loup.
Blue ribbons—Circle Eight 4-H
of Brown; Merry Moonbeams and
Nifty Sewers, both of Garfield,
Diamond Valley 4-H of Hock;
Riverside Ramblers of Cherry.
Red ribbons — Sparks Live
Wires of Cherry; Johnstown Hap
py Workers 4-H of Brown, and
M and H 4-H of Keya Paha.
White ribbons— Sandhill Dig
gers of Loup; Rock County
Rustlers 4-H of Rock, and a Keya
Paha county club.
Patricia Mitchell of Garfield
was mistress-of-ceremonies and
; a capacity crowd filled the au
ditorium for the event.
Spragues Return
from West—
STUART—Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Sprague and Russell returned
last week from a trip through
the Yellowstoine national park
and the western states. They
traveled over five - thousand
miles during their two - weeks’
trip.
They visited their son, Ramon,
who is in the navy and is sta
tioned at San Diego, Calif. While
at San Diego they took a short
drive into old Mexico. Ramon
had visited at home in July.
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Chambers News
Mr and Mrs Vern Wilkenson
spent the weekend visiting their
daughter and husband, Mr, and
Mrs J i m Messenbrink, and
Cheryl Sue and at Arlington
where they visited her brother,
Lynn Fluckey, and family, Lynn
Rae Fluckey, who had been work
ing for the Wilkensons in the
hayfield, accompanied them
home.
Mr. and Mrs Marvin Gilbert
and son, Donald, of Kanorado,
Kans., and Mrs. Maude Harring
ton of Santa Monica, Calif., visit
ed recently with the former’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Gilbert
Myron Shaviik of Lincoln was
a weekend guest of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Shaviik.
Valley Center school district
107 started Monday, August 27,
with Miss Lorraine Farrier
teaching the upper grades and
Mrs. Kenneth Adams, lower
grades.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Leidtke spent
a couple weeks recently visiting
their son-in-law and daughter at
Flint, Mich.
Mr and Mrs. Norman Lubken
returned Friday, August 2*,
from a wedding trip to the Black
Hills. They visited until W’ed
nesday with her parents, Mr
and Mrs. Raymond Beed and
Judy. The Lubkens have ai
apartment in Lincoln where th' y
will live while he is attend ng
the University of Nebraska and
Mrs. Lubken attends a business
college Judy Beed, who had
spent the week in the Dennis
Kaup home at Stuart accompan
ied them home.
James Tangeman lerx wionaay,
August 27, for Polk where he
will teach the sixth grade. He
will also be athletic coach for
the junior high.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Starr and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Starr, jr., of
Oceanside, Calif., were Sunday,
August 2tf, guests of Mr. Starrs’
mother, Mrs. Nellie Starr. Robert
Starr, jr., has just recently been
seperated from the navy.
The Woman’s Society of Chris
tian Service held a bake sale
Saturday, August 25, at the
Dobbs ' store. Proceeds were over
$40.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Urban and
fanuly moved to O'Neill Satur
day. August 25, where Mrs. Ef
ban has employment. The kci
Coday family us moving into the
house vacated by the Urbans.
Mrs. C. E. Tibbets, Mrs. Reed
Bell and Mrs. George Thompson
drove to Neligh Monday, August
20. Mrs. Genevieve Bell accom
panied them home.
Mr and Mrs. E. R- Carpenter
and father, M. E. Carpenter,
drove to Oakdale Saturday, Au
gust 25, where they had dinner
and visited friends. In the after
noon the elder Mr. Carpenter,
visited his brother and sister-in
law Mr. and Mrs. Charles Car
penter in Neligh, while the oth
ers watched some of the live
stock judging at the Antelope
county fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Arlin Tangeman
and two boys of Gurley visited
the past week with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Tangeman,
and Kay.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thorin
and family of Cheyenne, Wyo.,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Thorin and
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wintermote
and two children enjoyed a pic
nic supper at the Perkins Me
morial park one evening last
week. *
Miss ■•Vivian Harley expects to
leave for Boone, la., for field ex
perience teaching in a two-room
rural school from September 3-9.
She will resume her studies at
Seward September 17. Miss Har
ley has spent the summer vaca
tion with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Harley.
Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Gross
nicklaus and children were sup
per guests in the George Thom
I son home Friday evening, Au
! gust 24. The event honored the
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UIU^IUtMaus OCYCUW1
anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Maj| DeHart of
Council Bluffs, la., came Sunday,
August 19, bringing their small
daughter and two small sons to
stay with their uncle and aunt,
Mr’ and Mrs. Victor Harley, for
a short time as Mrs. DeHart was
| entering a hospital on Monday.
I Mr. and Mrs. Bill Steskel and
| son, Terry, of Atkinson and Mrs.
! Steskel’s brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Art Carrol of
! Loveland, Colo., visited Mr. and
I Mrs. Ernest Jungbluth and fam
| ily and Chester Jungbluth Wed
! nesday, August 22.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Walter and
Rev. and Mrs. Norman Walter
were dinner guests in the Louis
j Harley home Thursday evening,
i August 23. '
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Osborn
| and family of Lyons were over
j night guests in the Ruben Peltzer
home Thursday, August 23. They
I had been visiting her parents at
; Boulder, Colo., and her mother
at North Platte and were en
route home. Mr. Osborn is a ne
phew of Mr. and Mrs. Peltzer.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Taggart
went to Omaha Friday to attend
the wedding ceremony on Satur
day. August 25. for their daugh
ter, Mary Taggart, to Jerry
Muessel.
The Clarence Young family at
tended a family reunion at Bel
den Sunday, August 26.
Mr. and Mrs. William Phipps
and two children of Lincoln vis
ited in the Guais Wintermote
home Sunday, August 26.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Beed,
daughter Judy, and grandson,
Russell Beed on Sunday visited
their son-in-law and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kaup, at
Stuart. __
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1 50 Club Steaks Readied
One hundred fifty club steaks were served
Sunday evening at the steak fry held at the
j Country club, one of the final summer events.
John C. Watson (center, wearing chef's hat) was
committee chairman. On the all-male committee
were (left-to-right): Dale Wilson, Elgin Ray, C.
M Eason. Watson, Mickey Stewart, Robert Clii
ford, William Artus and Thomas Liddy, The
steaks were fried on outdoor charcoal burners.
—The Frontier Photo.
Summoned Here— Thursday to be near Mrs. Jones’
Mr. and Mrs. Willard W. Jones mother, Mrs. 1). Stannard, who
of Denver, Colo., arrived last died Tuesday morning. George
jar ar w w w v v ar a^ ar a*r tv a*' ^ a
Stannard arrived Sunday from
San Diego, Calif.
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to Teach at Neligh
VENUS—Gordon Gontzler, who
was recently separated from the'
marines, will be coach and in
structor at the Neligh high school
this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Gontzler arrived
from San Diego, Calif.. Saturday.
August 18, to visit at the home
at her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cla
rence Finch. They will mak?
their home at Neligh.
Other Venus News
Mrs. R. Brookhouser visited at
the Vlasta and Voila Fospeshil
home Tuesday afternoon. August
21.
Mrs. Harold Blain has been
helping with the cooking at the I
oamp at Bartlett. Mrs. Harry
Huston and Mr. Blaine and sons
visited there Wednesday, August
22.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brookhou
ser were Sioux City business
visitors Wednesday, August 22
Sunday, August 19, dinner
guests at the C. O. Knoell home
were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brook
houser
Harry Caskey and Ora Caskey j
put up ensilage last week.
Sunday, August 19, supper
guests at the Clarence Finch I
home were Mrs. Alta Finch of
Page, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Tyler
and son of Creighton and the
Finchs’ houseguests, Mr. and Mts.
Gordon Gontzler.
Miss Joan Von Seggern left for
remont Sunday, August 19, _
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where she planned to find em
ployment,
Returning home on Wednesday,
August 15, from Wayne were
Shirley Vrooman, Helen Finch.
Leona Summers and Gary Groe
ling They had attended Wayne
State Teachers college.
Alvin Hamilton of Ewing was
working on the Knox-Holt county
phone line near Middle Branch
recently.
Mrs. Ottie Metteis visited Mrs.
R. BrookhOuser Friday.
Returns Borne—
Mr. and Mrs. Dickie Fernau
and daughter returned Sunday to
their home in Nellgh after hav
ing spent a 114-weeks’ vacation
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fav Brit tell, and his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Fernau.
Halls Visit Here—
Mr. and Mrs. John Hall of
Blue Earth, Minn., formerly of
O’Neill, visited relatives and
friends recently.
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