Return to Rvving;
from West Coast
EWING—Louis Latzel, who has
been employed on the West coast,
returned to Ewing on Wednesday
February 6, for a visit at the
home of his parents, Mr, and Mrs.
George Latzel. He was accompa
nied to Ewing by Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Doud, who have spent
several months in the West visit
ing their daughter and son-in-law,
and family at Williamette, Ore.,
and their son and daughter
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Doud,
and family at Seattle, Wash
Other Ewing News
Mr and Mrs. Jerome Fuller of
Grand Island were overnight
guests at the home of her parents,
Mr and Mrs. Ralph Eacker, on
Friday, returning home on Satur
day
Mr and Mrs. Everett Ruby en
tertained at dinner on Sunday at
the home of their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Beelaert, and family at Page.
Mrs. Ralph Eacker and Mrs
Thomas Eacker at St. Joseph's
ning visitors at the home of Mr
and Mrs Richard Meyers and
family at Clearwater
Mr and Mrs. Ralph Eacker
were entertained at a 6 o’clock
dinner Sunday at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. Gene Ruby,
and children. The occasion was in
honor of Mrs. Eacker*s birthday
anniversary which was on Satur
day
On Tuesday, February 5, His.
Ralph Eacker and her daughter,
Mrs. Gene Ruby, accompanied by
Mrs Thomas Eacker, and Mr
and Mrs. Richard Meyers of
Clearwater went to Omaha where
they visited Mrs. Frank Meyers
at the University hispital and
Thomas, Eacker, at St. Joseph’s
hospital. They returned home
lade the next evening. While in
Otnaha, Mrs. Eacker and Mrs
Ruby drove to Louisville to visit
Joellyn Eacker, who teaches
there.
Ralph Eacker and two grand- !
sons, Gary and Lonnie Eacker, J
transacted business in Omaha on
Monday and Tuesday, February
4 and 5.
Mr and Mrs. Ben Larsen ac- (
comparand by her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Mae Pruden of Clearwater
went to Winner, S. D., on Tues- j
day, February 5, where they at- j
tended the funeral of a friend
the following day. They then ! ,
went to Wood, S. D., where they (
were overnight guests of rela- j (
tives, returning to their home in t
Ewing on Thursday.
On FTiday evening a group of
young people from the church of
the Nazarene was taken to Al
bion where they attended a roller
skating party attended by others
of the same church. Ernest Nor- I
wood provided transportation.
On Monday afternoon, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Urban and their guests.
Mrs. Joe Sinkule and Raymond
Urban of Omaha, visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ur
ban.
Mr and Mrs. Richard Bollwitt
of Neligh visited Saturday at the
home of his mother and husband.
NOTICE
Or. F.dw. J. Norwood, O.D.
Optomerist.
from Crawford, Nebr.. will
be in O’Neill on—
Thursday, Feb. 21
At Golden Hotel
GLASSES most properly fit
ted and all types of eye wear
prescribed.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Urban, in Ew
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Urban had as
their guests from Sunday, Feb
ruary 3, to Wednesday, February
6, his si»ter and brother, Mrs.
Joe Smkule, and Raymond Ur
ban, both of Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Urban enter
, tamed the following guests at a
1 o'clock dinner on Sunday, Feb
ruary 3: Mrs. Joe Smkule and
Raymond Urban, both of Omaha;
Mr. and Mrs. Verl Tuttle, Mr.
and Mrs. Victor BoLlwitt and fam
ily, Mrs. Agnes Bartak, all of
1 Ewing, and Mr. and Mrs. John
Honeywell of Chambers.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pruden
left last Thursday for Florida.
They were accompanied by Bu
ford Carlson, who was returning
to his home in Miami, after visit
ing friends and relatives in Orch
ard and Ewing. The Prudens also
plan to visit his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Pruden at Phillipsburg,
Mo., before returning to their
home in Ewing. During their ab
sence, the children will be guests
at the home of their grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Urban.
Mrs. Urban will be assisted by
Mrs. Jessie Angus.
For the March meeting of the
Band Boosters club the program
committee will be Mr. and Mrs
Lester Garnel, Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Hahlbeck, Mrs. Hazel Kirnes
and Mr, and Mrs. Julian Sojka.
The refreshment committee will
be Mr. and Mrs. Chet Taylor, Mr.
and Mrs. Watson McDonald, Mr.
and Mrs. Willis Shrader and Mr.
and Mrs. Max Wanser.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pollock ar
rived home on the early morning
train Friday. They had spent the
past three weeks in California
visiting friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Butler trans
acted business in Tecumseh Mon
day, February 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Hamilton
entertained their Pitch club last j
Thursday evening at their home, j
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bergstrom
were guests. High score was won
by Mrs. Jerry Tomjack and
Ralph Munn, low went to Mrs.
Richard Edwards and Elmer
Bergstrom Lunch was served.
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Vttend Capping—
Mr and Mrs. George McCarthy,
Kathryn, Lynn and Jimmy, and
Andrew Goeden, were In Omaha J
lor the week-end to attend the j
rapping of their daughter, Miss
Bar b a r a, at St. Philomena’s I
•hurch, and the reception at St. j
Catherine’s hospital. During the
eremony each mother received a
orsage.
M iss Hutton t-ngaged
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. D. Hut
ton of Inman announce the en
gagement of then- daughter,
Miss Vicki Sue (above) to
Warren E. Webster, son of
Mrs. Kathryn Webster of
Omaha and Wendell E. Web
ster, also of Omaha. No date
has been set.
Complete Dispersion
800-Acre Grain and Stock Ranch
j Fine Herd of Reg. Aberdeen-Angus
New and Near-New Machinery
Located 8 miles east of northeast corner of Atkinson, or 4
miles north of Emmet and 1 mile west, on premises, on —
Wednesday, February 27
Starting at 12 Noon Lunch on Grounds I
Unit No. 1
Tenborg home place. Three quarters in section 34 9
room completely modem house; 48 x 62 barn; combination
corn crib and granary. 30 x 62; new concrete block chicken
house, 16 x 48; hog house, 24 x 50; machine shed and shop
24 x60; two-car garage. Abunianre of water. 4 fine wells
3 windmills, 1 elec. pump. Appx. 75 acres seeded to rye.
Unit No. 2
320 acres in section 27. 4-room house; cellar; bam, :
32 x 34; hog house 20 x 32; granary comb., 24 x 24. Abund
dance of water furnished by 2 wells.
Both units fenced and cross-fenced, large hog pastures,
feed lots, plenty of shade and shelter. Appx. 450 acres in I
preliminary proposal for O’Neill Irrigation unit, too class
ification.
excellent Machinery 1
1951 Model International M diesel tractor; model B
John Deere; F-20 IHC Farmall; two-row J-D tractor cult.;
two-row IHC cult.; two-row IHC go-devil; M-M 2-row lister
model LL J-D Van Brunt 12-ft. grain drill; Case A-6 com- i
bine; etc; al new or near new, all in top condition.
80 Head of Cattle
Fine herd Aberdeen-Angus—55 cows and 3-year-oid
hfrs., of which 27 are reg.; 2 reg. Bandolier bulls; 4 milk
cows; bal. yearlings.
ALSO LINE haying machinery, shop tools, household goods,
poultry, hay, seed. 13 sows, etc. See big handbills for
details.
MR. AND MRS. JOHN A. TENBORG
| OWNERS
COL. WALLACE O’CONNELL, O’Neill, Auctioneer
COL. VERN REYNOLDSON, O’Neill, Auct.-Broker
KIETH ABART, O’Neill, Clerk
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Scholarship Winners
Two Nebraskans—Miss Alyce Ann Sides of Loup City and i
Paul Rodney Johnston of Atkinson—were among 20 seniors in !
agricultural colleges throughout the United States who recently
were awarded scholarships by Chas. Pfizer & Co., Inc., world’s j
largest producer of antibiotics. Pfizer hopes to encourage more
promising young people to make extension work a career, partic
ularly in the field of animal health.
3 Seniors Rate
Four A’s on Rol
PAGE — The honor roll a
Page high school has been an
nounced:
SEMESTER
Seniors; Linda. Cronk. AAAA
Sharon Crumly, AAAA; Marilyr
Terrill, .AAAA: Carolyn Wood
worth, AAAA; Norma Sorenson
.AABB.
Juniors: Myrna Heiss, AAAA
Lura Ain Crumly, AAAA; Har
old Freemever, ABBB; Kathleer
Walker, AAAA.
Sophomores: Diane Cork, AA
AA; Dixie Nissen, AAAA; Jamet
Nissen, AAAB; Donna Crumlv,
AAAA; Lavada Frerichs, AAAB
Freshmen: Kay Nissen. AAAA;
Connie Riege, AAAA.
SIX WEEKS
Seniors: Linda Cronk, AAAA;
Sharon Crumly, .AAAA; Marilyn
Terrill, AAAA, Carolyn Wood
worth. AAAB; Carl Sojka, AA
AB; Lyle Heiss, AAAB; Norma
Sorenson, AABB.
Juniors: Myrna Heiss, AAAA;
Lura Ann Crumly, AAAA; Janice
Crumly, AAAA; Kathleen Walk
er, AAAA; Lavada Frerichs, AB
BB; Donna Crumly, .AAAA
Sophomores: Diane Cork, AA
AA; Dixie Nissen, AAAA; James
Nissen, AAB.
Freshmen: Kay Nissen, AA
AB; Connie Riege, AAAB
Other Page News
Mrs. Cordes Walker wras host
ess to the members of the Bid or
Rye club and their guests, Mrs.
Robert Gray and Mrs. Jerome
Allen, Friday evening. Mrs. Rob
ert Gray had high score and Mrs.
Herbert Steinberg was the win
ner of the duece tricks prize. Mrs.
; L. F. Knndsen will be the Febru
i ary 21 hostess..
1 Mr: an^l Mrs. Leland Finite
I were hosts to the Pinochle clul
t j members on Saturday even in*
■-1 with Mrs. Herbert Steinberg anc
; Alfred Conner holding the higl
-cores. Mr. and Mrs Conner wil
be entertaining on February 23.
j Mr. and Mrs. Sorensen Sr. were
Wednesday and Thursday, Feb
ruary 6-7, guests of their son and
’ family, Mr. and Mrs. Soren Sor
. ensen, Jr., at Star. The group
* was Wednesday evening supper
j guests of Mr and Mrs. Russell
Sorenson anil daughter, Patty, at
! Creighton.
i Members of the WSCS met
Thursday for an all day meeting
: of work and study. Some mem
; i*vrs spent the working period in
the new kitchen enameling the
cupboards and varnishing the
woodwork. The window covering
committee met with the society
and reported their findings, then
met in separate session to con
clude their plans for the pur
chase of material for the new
windows. Mrs. C. P. Leach had
the devotions and the lesson on
the theme "Whom Shall I Send."
The lesson tied in with the study
course just completed. An all
day meeting is scheduled on
February 21 at the church.
Mrs. Icie Snyder and her broth
er, Oliver Zimmerman, and Mr.
and Mrs. R. D. Copes were Wed
nesday evening, February 6.
dinner guests of Mr and Mrs
John Gray.
Mesdames Emma and Harold
Melcher, Ben Asher and Robert
Van Horn were guests of the
HOA club Tuesday afternoon
when they were entertained at
the Harry Van Horn home for
their annual Valentine party.
Valentine gifts were exchanged
and a social visiting hour was en
joyed. Tlie hostess served lunch.
• Mrs William Wattermann will be
, entertaining February 19.
O'Neill News
Guests Sunday of Mr. and Mr*.
Kenneth C. Jr ran were Mr. and
Mrs Stanley Gilbert and family
and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Berger,
all of Burke, S. D.
Mr and Mrs. Anthony Stanton,
Mrs Anna Donlin and krs. Kate
Ryan were Sunday dinner guests
•| Of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Rohde Mrs.
j h’> an will ■ vi-.it thorn before re
turning to her home, in Boneeteel.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Moses were
in Wayne Sunday to visit his
brother and wife, Mr and Mrs.
F, I. Moses.
Gerald and Vivian Snodgrass
and their father of Central City
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr,
and Mrs. Stanley Longeneeker
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle C M* Kim
were Sunday dinner guests of
their daughter and her husband,
the Charles Taslers, of Atkinson.
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