Plan to Attend
Recollection Day
LYNCH The Assumption BVM
Altar society met at the rectory
with Hi members and Rev Char
les Kamber present. In the at>
*ence or th«* president, Margaret
Stenger presided at the meeting
The secretary and treasurer re
ports were approved as read.
Pauline Mulhair was acting
treasurer.
The ladies made plans for at
tending the day of recollection
to lie held in O'Neill September
19 at 10 a m. They alao made
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plans to attend the convention at
Fremont September 26. Several
ladies are planning to go. A
chartered bus is being planned
for conveyance to Fremont
Other Lynch News
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Connelley
and son of Lincoln are spending
a week's vacation at the Martin
J chorek home.
Mr and Mrs. Dale Barta and
daughters of Verdel spent Sun
day at Albert Kalkowski's.
Mrs. Walter Bond and son left
Wednesday, September, 4, for
their home in Oregon having
spent several weeks visiting at
the Wallace Courtney home.
The local Junior Farmer's
Union group enjoyed their an
nual picnic at the Lynch park
Sunday, September 8. A large
number of families attended.
Mr. are! Mrs. Phillip Hammon,
Susan and Paul of Spencer spent
Friday evening at the Ed Johns
home.
Gaylene Kaasa is attending
school in Shelton.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Allen and
family returned home from Lin
coln Friday.
Billy Spelts of Elmerdorf air
base at Anchorage, Alaska stop
ped to spend a 20 day furlough
while enroute to Vincent air base
at Yuma, Am., to which place
he has been transferred.
Mrs. Florence Harris returned
to her work in Engelwood. Calif.,
after a visit here with her son
and daughter and their families.
Mr. and Mrs George Svatoa of
Lake Andes, S.D , spent Sunday
it the Albert Kalkowski home.
Mrs. Myrtle Chambers return
id home last week from Missouri
where she visited the W. E. Park
family for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Webber
returned home from Excelsior
Springs, Mo., where they spent
several weeks taking treatments.
Mr and Mrs. Tom Courtney look
ed after their chores during
their absence.
Mr and Mrs. Phillip Hammon
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Johnson and family all of Spen
cer enjoyed a picnic dinner with
Mr and'Mrs. Ed Johns on Sun
shine Bottom Sunday. September
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Mr. and Mrs. Lee Barnes spent
last Sunday at the Louis Novak
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Greene of
Lincoln spent lalior day weekend
at the Harold Bennett home.
Arlene Birmeier Is teaching in
the Carsten school at Scottville
in Holt county.
Mr. and Mrs Barry Baker are
visiting relatives here and at
Fairfax. S.D., this week.
Billy Halva, Francis Fisher,
Eugene Hrbek and Gail Hciser
spent the past week in Lincoln.
Russell Johns phoned his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johns,
from Omaha informing thorn that
he had enlisted in the air force
and he and his wife left this week
for Texas where Russell will he
stationed at Lackland air base.
Russell was discharged from two
years service in the army in 1953.
Mrs. Mary Hciser came from
Spencer and is visiting at the
Frank Heiser home.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Wasatke
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Her
man Heiser to Cinneinati, O . at
which place their daughter, Do
lores, and family will meet them
and take them for a two weeks
stay with them at Marysville,
Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Thomas
and Mr. and Mrs. Henry West
phal of North Platte spent sev
eral days at the Anton Kalkowski
home Mrs. Thomas is a sister
and Mrs. Westphal a neice of
Mrs. Kalkowski.
Frontier want ads don’t cost
Squadron (irt*
Saletv Award—
Marine Pfe. Dwayne E, Devall.
son of Mr and Mrs. Elmer De
vall of O'Neill is serving with
marine aviation repair squadron
37 at the El Toro marine corps
air station, Santa Ana, Calif.
Last month the squadron re
ceived its second consecutive
safety award and the third dur
ing the last two years The
award is given for outstanding
aircraft maintenance and engin
eering and for flight safety.
Return* from West—
Ben Boldt, who is sales repre
sentative for Continental Oil
company, returned last week
from a two weeks’ vacation in
southern California. Enroute
home, an oncoming car attempt
ing to pass an oncoming truck,
forcing Mr. Boldt’s machine off
the highway near Rawlins, Wyo.
Mr. Boldt, traveling alone, nar
rowly escaped serious injury. His
machine did not upset but his car
snapped a guard post.
Sehutti Has Hawaii
\ssigiuuent—
BUTTE Army P\t. William
H Schultz, 22, son of Herman F.
Schultz of Butte, recently was as
signed to the 25th infantry divi
sion in Hawaii.
Schultz is now an assistant
gunner in company C of the divi
sion's 14th infantry. He entered
the army last February and com
plet'd basic comliat training at
Ft Jackson, S. C.
Schultz is a life2 graduate of
Butte high school and a former
shipping clerk for the Reliable
Plating Cbrp., in Chicago, 111.
Miss Sharon Miner was herds
man at the state fair for Louie
Adams of Elgin.
Windup Vacation—
Mr and Mrs. Edward Quinn
and familv of San Diego. Calif ,
departed Friday for their home
after spending their vacation
with their parents m O'Neill and
Winner, S D , respectively, and
with Mr Quinn's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Versal, in Atkinson.
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