Hendricks School
Ends Term Today
One of First to
Hold Picnic
CELIA—The Hendricks school
will be one of the first in Holt
county to finish the 1956 - ’57
term.
A picnic will be held today
(Thursday)—the final day of the
school year. Mrs. Emil Colfack
is the teacher.
Other Celia News
Mr and Mrs. Duane Beck and
Sheryl and Dorothy Scott took
Sunday dinner to the William
Maloun home and surprised the
Maloun family.
Mr, and Mrs. Hans Lauridsen
were last Thursday O’Neill vis
itors.
Mr and Mrs. Adolph Schwartz
of Lincoln were Wednesday, Ap
ril 10, visitors at the Connie
Frickel home. They also visited
other relatives and Friday re
turned to their home.
Buddy Focken and Patty Allen
were Saturday overnight and
Sunday visitors at the Clarence
Focken home. Alex Forsythe was
was also a Sunday dinner guest
at the Focken home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Focken
and Deborah were Wednesday,
April 10, O’Neill visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hendricks
and family spent Sunday at Os
mond with the Bob Ceams fam
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Hammer
berg were Saturday afternoon
visitors at the William Maloun
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hendricks
were Monday, April 8, visitors
at the Omer Poynts home.
John Sicheneder, Stanley John
son and Frank Sicheneder went
to Sioux City Monday, April 8,
and, except for Frank, returned
nome the same day. Frank re
turned two days later.
Dale Hopkins and three friends
of Omaha were Saturday over
night guests at the home of his
uncle, James Lauridsen.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lauridsen
and Karen were Tuesday, April
9, dinner guests at the Hans
Lauridsen home.
The Missionary circle met
last Thursday afternoon at the
George Mintle home with Mrs.
Duane Mintle as hostess.
Mr and Mrs. John Sicheneder
and Gail and Stanley Johnson
were last Thursday evening vis
itors at the Connie Frickel home.
Mr. and Mrs. William Maloun
and Alex Forsythe were last
Thursday afternoon visitors at
the O. A. Hammerberg home.
Frank Kilmurry was an evening
visitor.
Reverend Steinkamp of At
kinson has been helping the
Mark Hendricks family put in
a bathroom at the Hendricks
home the past week. Clarence
Focken did the wiring Monday,
April 15.
Mrs. LeRoy Hoffman a n ri
sons, Mr. and Mrs. William Ma
loun and Billy enjoyed a turkey
supper at the Duane Beck home
Friday evening.
Stanley Johnson visited his
father, J. V. Johnson, Friday,
April 5, in O’Neill.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Lauridsen
; and sons were Wednesday eve
ning, April 10, visitors at Butte.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mintle
and family were Sunday dinner
guests at the Duane Mintle home.
Mr. and Mrs. Connie Frickel
and nephew, David Frickel, were
Sunday afternoon visitors a t
the Joe Hendricks home.
O’NEILL LOCALS
Weekend guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Ray were Mr.
and Mrs. D. E. Nelson and Tam
of Schuyler. Mr. Nelson was su
perintendent of schools at O'Neill.
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Cronin
spent the weekend in Sioux City
with Miss Genevieve Biglin, Sr.
M. Eugene and Miss Nora Me
Auliffe.
Saturday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Nutter were her
brother and his wife, Rev. and
Mrs. Dale Lesher of Ord.
Presbyterian Ladies will hold
their rummage sale on April 25
| 26-27 Va block east of stop light,
formerly Flkhorn Flower Shop
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Weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Duane Miller were her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dicker
son of Fremont.
How They Finished
i ii hi
Tllden_10 7
Neligh 10 6
Atkinson 9 5 2
Ainsworth __8 8 1
Stuart _ 7 15
Wheeler Co._7 8 !
St. Joseph 6 3 4
Inman 5 4 1
> O’Neill 9 7 3
|St. Mary's 6 2 1
j Niobrara 5 3 2
Spencer _5 3 2
Rock County 5 3 ]
V< rdigre 4 2 5
Meadow Grove 4 13 6
St. Frances 3 8 1
Valentine 4 9 1
Clearwater 4 10 4
Page __ 3 7 2
Butte . 3 5 3
Elgin 2 7
Ewing 2 4
Orchard 2
Keya Paha 1 3 1
Chambers 1 2 3
Amelia 1
Auxiliary to Plan
Youth Entertainment
PAGE—Mesdames Otto Mat
schullat, Alvin Heese, Elsie Cork
and Ethel Waring served refresh
ments to 25 members of the
Americas Legion auxiliary at the
hall Monday, April 8. Mrs. Mel
vin Held conducted the business
meeting and presented the les
son on “Honduras, Central Am
erica.” Child Welfare was discus
sed. The auxiliary members
plan to offer some entertainment
for the young people in the near
future. The essay written by
a member of the Page high
school has been sent to be judg
ed along with others and a gift
will be given to the writer by the
local auxiliary for her effort.
The door prize was won by
Mrs. Edd Stewart,
serve the alumni banquet, May
Members of the auxiliary will
29.
Other Page News
Mrs. Belle Mott accompanied
Rev. and Mrs. Byrl Baty and
family to Spencer Saturday, April
6, where they attended the Elk
horn Holiness meeting.
Lyle Heiss, Gary Bowen and
Miss Brenda Beelaert accom
panied Rev. Lisle Mewmaw to
Plainview Sunday evening, April
7, where they attended a District
Youth Rally.
Messrs. Kenneth Heiss, Mer
wyn French, jr., and Dale Stauf
fer and their wives and Mrs. Lisle
Mewmaw attended a subdistrict
Young Adult Rally at O’Neill
Sunday afternoon, April 7.
Public functions will commence
one-half hour later, beginning
April 1, for evening meetings.
Formerly scheduled events for
7:30 will now commence a: 3
o’clock.
Mesdames Elmer Trowbridge,
Merwyn French sr., Edgar Stauf
fer, Harold Kelly accompanied
Mrs. Herbert Steinberg to Lin
coln where the group attended
the WSCS "convention, April 9,
10 and 11. Mrs. Ivan Heiss at
tended the Wednesday and
Thursday sessions.
Mrs. Melvin Lamason and son,
James, visited in Sioux City re
cently at the Ben and Earl Stev
ens and Jerry Lamason homes.
Five to Participate
in Hastings Tour —
LYNCH — The Excello exten
sion club met at the north room
of Moody’s cafe Monday eve
ning, April 8. Thirteen members
were present. Mrs. Ray Counts
was hostess, and Mrs. Leland
Moody presided.
Each member answered roll
call by dropping 35 cents in a box
and the money will be used to
help defray expenses of a Boyd
county child at a diabetic camp
this summer.
The music leader, Mrs. Fred
King, told about the life of
John Howard Paine and how he
came to write the song, “Home
Sweet Home’’. The members
sang, “Easter Bonnet”.
The Boyd county tour to Hast
ings was discussed and five will
plan to take part from the Ex
cello club. A tour in Boyd also
is planned. The tour, to be held
sometime in the near future, will i
include several homes.
Each member planned an Eas
ter costume.
Color Harmony Topic
of Sunshine Meeting —
LYNCH — The Sunshine ex
tension club met with Mrs. Ger
ald Lee Thursday afternoon, Ap
ril 11, with 11 members present.
Mrs. Ruth Nikkelson was a vis
itor. Mrs. Harold Potter and Mrs.
Bill Stouffer presented the first
part of the demonstration on
color harmony.
The county tour was discussed
and 35 cents per member was do
nated to the county diabetic fund.
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Music Contest Results
Results of the district Ne
braska high school music con
test held here last week fol
j low:
INSTRUMENTAL SOLOS
CLASS I)
Baritone Horn
III—Ronald Hospodka of Verdi
gre.
Bass Horn
III—Verdigre.
Bells Solo
I—JoAnn Chalupnik of Verdi
gre; II—Lois Morsbaek of Inman
Clarinet Solo
I—Sally Wintz of Clearwater
II— Carolyn Harley of Wheelei
County, Earleen Schrunk o
Wheeler County, Rod Hughes o
Inman; III—Johnny Goldfuss o
Page.
Coronet Solo
I—Kenton Olson of Wheelei
county, David Roby of Wheelei
county; II—Lyle Heiss of Page
III— Harold Heese of Page.
Flute Solos
III—Shirley Tinsley of Clear
water.
Clarinet Trio
III—Inman.
Saxophone Quartette
I—Verdigre.
Eb Saxophone Sols
I—Jane Kay Price of Wheelei
county, Carolyn Prokop of Ver
digre; II—Bob Ruther of Inman
Carol Peterson of Clearwat •:
Peggy' Moore of Wheeler county.
Bb Saxophone Solos
I—Murna Heiss of Page; II —
.Lois Sanne of Clearwater.
Saxophone Duos
I—Clearwater and Inman.
Trombone Solos
I—Sam Watson of Inman, Mar
ilyn Terrill of Page; II—Carolyn
Reimers of Inman, Jerry Pavlik
of Verdigre.
French Horn Solo
I—Linda Menuey of Wheeler
County, Carmalee Harkins ol
Wheeler County.
Bb Clarinet Duos
I—Clearwater, Inman; II—
Clearwater.
Clarinet Quortette
I—Wheeler County, II—Clear
water.
INSTRUMENTAL SOLOS
CLASS C
Bass Horn Solo
I—Judy Creamer of Stuart; 11
—James Duchow of Meadow
Grove.
Clarinet Solos
I— Lee Spann of Keya Paha:
II_Helen Friedrich of Spencer,
Karen VanCleave of Stuart; III—
Kathy Larson of Meadow Grove.
Cornet Solo
II— Dale Hollingsworth of Keya
Paha, Janice Meyers of Stuart;
HI—Paul Gunter of Ewing.
Bb Saxaphone Solo
I—Roger Givins of Stuart.
Eb Saxaphone Solos
I—Brent Kehn of Butte; II—
Pat Carney of Niobrara; III—
Kathleen Kucher of Meadow
Grove, Charlie Zidko of Spencer.
Flute Duo
HI—Meadow Grove.
Trumpet Solo
I— Bruce Fredrichs of Spencer
John Cumings of Spencer; II—
Jim Watson of Butte; III—Helen
Sire of Butte.
Bb Clarinet Duos
III— Meadow Grove.
Drum Quartette
II— Tilden.
Brass Sextette
II—Butte.
Clarinet Quartette
II— Atkinson, Meadow Grove,
Tilden, Spencer; III—Keya Paha.
Saxaphone Quartette
III— Keya Paha, Spencer.
Saxophone Trio
1-OIUU1 t.
Trombone Solo
I— Boyd Bloomonkin of Butte;
II— LuNette Weiting of Meadow
Grove, Tom Angel of Spencer.
GLEE CLUBS - MIXED CHORUS
Girls’ Glee—Class D
II— Clearwater, Elgin, Verdigre;
III— Chambers, St. Joseph (At
kinson), Wheeler County.
Boys’ Glee—Class D
III— St. Joseph (Atkinson),
Wheeler County.
Mixed Chorus—Class D
II—St. Joseph (Atkinson), Page,
Elgin.
Boys’ Glee—Class C
I—Atkinson; II—Tilden, Stuart.
Girls’ Glee—Class C
I—Atkinson, Meadow Grove;
Tilden; II—Niobrara, St. Frances
(Randolph), Stuart, Keya Paha;
III—Ewing, Butte.
Mixed Chorus—('lass C
I—Tilden, Atkinson; II—Stuart,
St. Frances (Randolph); III—
Ewing.
Miscellaneous Vocal—Class D
I—St. Joseph (Atkinson), Or
chard; II—Chambers, Elgin,
Clearwater.
CLASS D BANDS
I—Inman, Orchard; II—Page,
Wheeler County,; III—Clearwat
er, Verdigre.
VOCAL GROUPS—CLASS C
Boy’s Low Voice
I—Jim Hanson of Atkinson;
HI—Dean Garwood of Atkinson.
Boy's Medium Voice
I—Leon Harvil of Tilden, Ray
Turner of Ewing; II—Leon War
neke of Tilden.
Miscellaneous Vocal
I—Tilden; II—Meadow Grove.
Boys’ Octette
I—Atkinson, Tilden.
Boys’ Quartette
I—Atkinson; II—Tilden, Stuart.
Girl's High Voice
I—Audrey Coxbill of Atkinson,
; Doreta Stiarpels, Tilden, Rose
' Mary Gubbels of St, Frances
' (Randolph), Judy Craven of St.
’ Frances (Randolph), Kay Wilson
' j of Meadow Grove; II—Anita
Friedel of Stuart, LuNette Weit
! ing. Meadow Grove; III—Judy
Schaaf of Atkinson.
Girl's Low Voice
I—Rachel Weiting of Meadow
i Grove; II—Patty Allyn of Stuart,
Marv Ann Siebert of Atkinson,
Artha Pacha of Atkinson; III—
Ann Marie Pobanz of Meadow
Grove, Martha Burst of St. Fran
ces (Randolph).
Girls’ Triple Trio
I— Tilden, Spencer; II—Mea
dow Grove.
Grove.
Madrigal
II— Atkinson.
Mixed Octette
II—Stuart, St. Frances (Ran
dolph).
Mixed Octette—Class D
I—St. Joseph (Atkinson)
Mixed Quartette—Class I) —
I—st. Joseph (Atkinson).
INSTRUMENTAL GROUPS
Trumpet Quartette—Class D
I— Inman.
Horn Quartette—Class D
II— Clearwater.
Eb Horn Solos—Class C
I—Lola Larson of Meadow
Grove.
Coronet duet
If—Inman.
Trumpet Trio—Class C
I—Tilden; II—Stuart.
Woodwind—Class C
I—Tilden, Spencer.
I— Meadow GroVe.
Trombone Duo—Class C
Trombone Trio—Class C
II— Meadow Grove.
VOCAL SOLOS AND GROUPS
Girl's Medium Voice—Class C
I—Judy Marshall of Niobrara,
Carol Wells of Butte, Karen Van
Tilden, Sandra Shrader of Ewing;
Cleave of Stuart, Merna Lang of.
II—Joyce Duchow of Meadow
Grove, Patty Meier of St. Fran
ces (Randolph), Leona Bcrnt ef
Stuart, Trudy King of Stuart.
Girls’ Quartette—Class C
I—Niobrara, Atkinson; II—
St. Frances (Randolph).
Girls’ Sextette—Class B
I*—Tilden, I—Niobrara; II—At
kinson, Meadow Grove, Butte,
Stuart, Stuart.
Girls’ Trio—Class C
I—Niobrara, Tilden; II—Mea
dow Grove, St. Frances (Ran
dolph).
SOLOS AND VOCAL GROUPS
Boy’s High Voice—Class D
| I—Joe Felker of Wheeler coun
ty; II—Leslie Bennett of Wheeler
i county.
Boy’s Low Voice—Class I)
I— Robert Mason of Elgin.
Boy’s Medium Voice—Class D
II— Jesse Felker of Wheeler
County; II*—Roland Bouska of St.
Joseph (Atkinson), II—Daniel
Judge of St. Joseph (Atkinson). ,
Boys’ Octette—Class D
I-St. Joseph’s (Atkinson);
Boys’ Quartette—Class I)
II*—St. Joseph’s (Atkinson);
II—Chambers, Elgin.
Girl’s High Voice—Class D
I—Janice Hospodka of Verdi
gre; II*—Mary Penry of St. Jo
seph (Atkinson), Carolyn Arm
strong of Elgin; II—Margaret
Armstrong of Elgin.
Girl’s Low Voice—Class 1)
I—Marilyn Terrill of Page; II—
Katherine Hoffman of Clearwat
er; III—Linda Barret of Clear
water.
Girl’s Medium Voice—Class D
I—Frances Richeson of St. Jo
seph (Atkinson); II*—Gladys
Mininark of Verdigre; II—Janice
Crumly of Page , Carol Harris of
Page; II-Sally Wintz of Clear
water, Rosalie Wabs of St. Joseph
(Atkinson), Judith Hunter of El
gin; III*-—Alma Best of Verdigre.
Girls’ Octette—Class D
I—St. Joseph (Atkinson); III
—Clearwater. .
Girls’ Sextette—Class D
I— St. Joseph (Atkinson); II—
Clearwater.
Girls’ Quartette—Class D
II— Clearwater, Wheeler Coun
ty.
Girls’ Triple Trio—Class D
I—st. Joseph (Atkinson); Il
Clear water, Elgin, Wheeler Coun
ty, Page.
Girls’ Trio—C lass 1)
I*—St. Joseph (Atkinson);
I—Clearwater, Chambers.
BANDS—CLASS C
I—Niobrara. Spencer, Stuart,
Atkinson; II—Key a Paha, Tilden,
Meadow Grove, Butte; III —
Ewing.
INSTRUMENTAL SOLOS
CLASS B
Baritone Solo—Class B
I—Skeeter Mahler of Neligh
Bassoon—Class B
I—JoLoy Dannatt of Ainsworth.
Alto Clarinet—Class 15
I—Sharon Nelson of O’Neill.
Clarinet Solos—Class B
I—CeAnn Arbuthnot of St.
Mary’s, Joan McClurg of Rock
County.
Cornet Solo—Class B
I—Bill Buckendorf of Rock
County.
Flute Solo—Class B
I—Betty Schultz of O’Neill,
Cera Corkle of St. Mary’s, Jackie
Arbuthnot of St. Mary’s; I*—
Mardy Johnson of O’Neill; II—
Barbara Miles of Ainsworth.
French Horn Solo—Class B
1+—Marion Moseman of O’Neill.
Snare Drum Solo—Class B
I— George Haun of Ainsworth.
Oboe Solo—Class B
II— Jakie Anderson of Ains
worth.
Trombone Solo—Class B
I— Kenneth Fling of Ainsworth;
II—Mylan Lorenzen of Neligh.
Brass Quartette—Class B
If—Valentine, Rock County.
Brass Sextette—Class B
II— St. Mary’s, Neligh, Ains
worth, O’Neill.
Clarinet Quartette—Class B
I—Rock County; II—Neligh,
O’Neill, Valentine.
Clarinet Quartette—Class B
(4 B Flats)
I—Ainsworth, St. Mary’s; II— |
Valentine.
Drum Quintette—Class B
I—Valentine.
French Horn Quartette—Class B
I—Valentine.
MISCELLANEOUS
INSTRUMENTALr—CLASS B
I—O’Neill, St. Mary’s.
Saxaphone Quartette—Class B
I—O’Neill; II—St. Mary’s, \/al
entine.
Trombone Quartette—Class B
I—Neligh, Ainsworth.
Trumpet Trio—Class B
I— Ainsworth, Neligh
Woodwind Quintette—Class B
II— O’Neill, Ainsworth.
Woodwind Trio—Class B
I—O’Neill, Ainsworth.
W’oodwind Duo—Class B
I— St. Mary’s.
VOCAL GROUPS
Boys' Glee—Class B
II— Valentine, O’Neill.
Girls’ Glee—Class B
I—Neligh; If—St. Mary’s; II—
Valentine, Rock County, Ains
worth; III—O’Neill.
Mixed Chorus—Class B
I—Neligh; If—Valentine; II—
Ainsworth, O’Neill; III — Rock
If—Valentine.
BANDS—CLASS B
I—Neligh, Ainsworth; II—St.
Mary’s, Rock County, Valentine,
O’Neill.
_
VOCAL SOLOS—CLASS B
Boy’s Medium Voice—Class B
I—Gene O’Neill, St. Mary’s,
George Shoemaker of St. Mary’s.
Boys’ Quartette—Class B
I—Valentine; II—Neligh.
Girls’ Trio—Class B
I—Rock County, St. Mary’s, Ne
ligh; II—Rock County.
Girls’ Triple Trio—Class B
I—Rock County, O’Neill.
Madrigal Group—Class B
I—Valentine.
Girls’ High Voice—Class B
I*—Janice Vanderheiden of
Valentine, Betty Kapperman of
Rock County; If—Linda MacKir.
lay of O’Neill, Sharon Murray of
St. Mary’s; 1—Sharon Hartrotn't
of O’Neill, Bonnie Burival of
St. Mary’s; II—Carolyn Hairy of
Valentine.
Girls’ Low Voice—Class B
I—Rita Jilg of St. Mary’s,
Brenda Cole of O’Neill; II—Judy
Tilton of Neligh; Connie Krohn
-
• •*% * * ,
j of Neligh, Connie Heelan of St.
I Mary’s.
(■iris' Medium Voice—Class B
I—Liane Gillespie of Nellgh,
Mary Ann Hoffman of St. Mary’s;
II—Eunice VanHom of St.
Mary’s; III—Peggy Wrage of Val
entine. Karen Hartronft of O’
Neill, Cathleen Brady of O'Neill.
Girls’ Octette—Class B
I—St. Mary’s.
Girls’ Sextette—Class B —
I—Ainsworth, St. Mary’s,
Miscellaneous Vocal—Class B
I—Valentine. St. Mary’s.
*—denotes plus
t—denotes minus.
To Arrive Friday—
Arriving Friday foi the music
contest were Mr. and Mrs. Ru
dolph Blattert of Stanton. They
are Duane Miller’s parents.
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