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Volume 77.— Number 30. O Neill, Holt County, Nebraska, I hursday, November 21, 1957.
Warm water Fiah
Are Scattered
Nebraska's dk-hard anglers
got a shot in the arm in recent
days as the game commission
stocked almost 150 000 warm
water fish in scattered waters of
the state.
Glen R. Foster of Lincoln, fish
eries chief, said the species in
cluded white bass, largemouth
bass ratfish, walleye, crappie,
perch, bluegill, and bullheads.
Following are the Northeast
and north Nebraska waters stock
ed :
District II
Boyd: Hansen lake, Butte
• bass bluegill, catfish); Brown:
Clear lake, Ainsworth I bluegill);
Oliver Bond Ainsworth ihass,
bluegill I; Niobrara River, long
Pine (catfish i; Cherry: Watts
lake, Valentine (bass); I owes
lake, Brownlee (crappie); Baker
pond, Valentine (bass, bluegill);
Alkali state lake, Valentine (cat
fish); Holt: Van Horn lake, Ew
ing (bass, bluegill, channel cat
fish); Keya Paha: Nelson Pond,
Springview (hassi; Richardson
Pond, Jamison (bass, catfish);
Rock: Ammon Pond, Bassett
(bass, bluegill); Niobrara River,
N«*wport (catfish); Niobrara Riv
er, Bassett (catfish).
District III
Antelope: Clarks slough. Oak
dale (channel catfish, bass, blue
gill); Atwood lake, Neligh (cat
fish, bass, bluegill); Knox: State
Park lake, Niobrara (bass, perch,
catfish),
Ewing Glovers Will
‘Warmup’ at Norfolk
EWING Ewing amateur scrap
pers from the Ewing Ameriran
Legion post will fight on the Nor
folk Legion pre-golden gloves card
Tuesday, November 26
They are Larry Wanser and
Jim Hansen, who fought in the
1957 golden gloves tourney at Nor
folk; Virgil and Lyle Potter, bro
thers; Stanley Bnrtos, John Kub
ick, llyle Whitney and Butch
Pofahl, the last of the fighting
Pohahls who have made North
east Nebraska golden gloves his
ton
Coach Harold Bennett says
Tuesday's show will be in the
form of a "warmup
Consumers Group
Holds Yule Party
Consumers Public Power dis
triot headquarters held its annual
party Monday night at the Town
House with a banquet at 7 o’clock,
followed by cards and dancing.
Seventy-seven employees at
tended the party Mrs. Gale Deir
berger won door prize.
Guest employees attended from
Valentine, Spencer, Butte, Or
chard, Neligh, Creighton, Bloom
field, Hartington and Ponca,
GETS SEPARATED
PAGE Merlyn Held, FN, re
ceived his discharge from the
navy last w'eek at Seattle, Wash.,
after nearly four years of ser
vice. Merlyn is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. M. H. Held of Page. He has
gone to California where he ex
pects to find emplayment.
Jessie E. Price
Expires in Canada
Atki ns on Resident
Many Years
ATKINSON Mrs Jessie E.
Price. 85, an Atkinson resident
for many years, died Wednesday.
November 13, in the hospital at
Weybum, Sask . Can., where she
had been hospitalized for four
months
Mrs. Price had been making
her home the past five years with
her son. R. S. Price, at Waldron,
Sask.
She was horn January 31. 1872.
at Auburn, la., a daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Luther Shepard
On April TO. 1890 at Madison,
S. D.. she married Edward Price.
The family moved to Canada in
1913 and Mr, Price worked for
the Canadian National railroad
until 1955. when he retired.
They moved to Atkinson to be
near a son. Leon B. In 1944 the
Prices celebrated their 56th wed
ding anniversary.
Mr Price died June 18, 1944
Five years ago she went to Wal
dron.
The remains reached Atkinson
Monday morning and funeral ser
vices were conducted at 2 p. m.,
at the Seger funeral chajiel Rev.
Charles Gates, Methodist minis
ter, officiated. Burial was in
Wood lawn cemetery.
Pallbearers were M. W. Ellen
w'ood, Albert Lemmer, C. E
Spence, Glen McClurg, Walter
Puckett and Truman Rossman.
Survivors include: Sons R. S.
of Waldron, L B. of O’Neill and
Eldon T. of Elmhurst, 111.; 11
grandchildren; 21 great-grand
children.
RFA Managers in
O’Neill Session
The Niobrara Valley Electric
Membership corporation Friday
was host for planning institute of
40 directors and managers of sur
ronding HE A electric systems.
The meeting was held at the
American logion auditorium.
R. F. Richter, head of REA
operations, Washington, DC., was
the main speaker Ix»ng range plan
ning was the subject presented.
Items discussed were physical fac
ilities needed to supply sufficient
and adequate electric power at the
lowest cost to its members. Elec
tric power loads are expected to
double within the next seven
years, Richter said.
"The institute was very inform
ative", according to Ed Wilson
manager of the host REA, and
gave the power officials a pre
view of some of the problems
they my encounter in the future.
Club Named—
The m'wly-formed Bridge club |
was mimed O Monde w+ien it
met at the home of Mrs. H. D.
Gildersleeve Tuesday evening.
Guests were Mrs. Earl Hunt and
Mrs. G. Owen Cole. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Robert Berigan and
Mrs. Ean Hunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Manson
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs Carroll Holz of Neligh.
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EC's Give Emblems
to 50-Y ear Members
The fallowing were awarded
50-year emblems at the regular
meeting of the Knights of Colum
bus Thursday, November 14, at
the K of C hall here:
Joseph L. MeCarville, sr., Leo
Mullen, H. D. Grady and Charles
Stout, all of O'Neill; William P.
Morgan and Thomas Morgan,
iK)th of Atkinson; Charles Daly of
Omaha; Dr. J. P. Murphy of
Kansas City, Mo.
Only Mr. MeCarville was pre
sent at the ceremony.
Realty Board Is
Formed in Area
Real estate brokers in a six
county area met in Bassett Thurs
day evening, November 14 to or
ganize the North-Central Nebras
ka Board of Realtors. Counties re
presented in the membership dis
trict Rock, Holt, Cherry, Keya
Paha, Brown and Boyd.
Officers elected to serve the
board for 1958 are Virgil L. Laur
sen of O’Neill, president; Char
les Raitt of Ainsworth, vice-presi
dent; Ronald M. Shonka of Atkin
son. secretary-treasurer; Ray
mond A. Ballard of Valentine,
Harry G. Titus of Bassett, Louis
Klasna of Spencer and Joseph M.
Kokes of Atkinson, directors.
The purpose of the organization
is to unite those engaged in the
real estate business to exert a
beneficial influence upon matters
affecting the real estate business
itself and other related interests,
home, farm and ranch, and other
property ownerships in the area
Prior to this meeting, the fol
lowing comprised a committee to
study by-laws: Roy Raitt of Ains
worth, Harry C. Titus of Bassett,
Virgil l^aursen of O’Neill, E. C.
Weller of Atkinson and Ronald
Shonka of Atkinson.
The newiy-organized board will
be affiliated with the Nebraska
Real Estate association, which
was represented at the meeting
by Vice-President Jerry A. Brown
of Norfolk and Executive Vice
President Harry J. Bull of Lin
coln. The board also will be a
memlter of the National Associa
tion of Real Estate Boards of
Chicago, 111., which was represen
ted at the meeting by Field Exe
cutive Harold Clingerman of Lin
coln.
Mr. and Mrs. William Claussen
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Switzer.
3d ‘Shots’ Given
Inman Students
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INMAN Children of the Inman
community received iheir third
polio inoculation Friday morning.
This completes this project spon
sored by the Inman Community
[ club and all feel that it has been
worth while as approximately 100
have received the three required
shots.
Other Inman News
Terry Anthony w'ent to Bloom
field Saturday morning and was
an overnight guest of his little
friend, Mike St. Onge. On Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anthony and
daughter, Gaylene. drove to
Bloomfield where they visited in
the home of several friends. Terry
returned home with his parents.
Miss Lu Ella Watson of Ilold
rege spent the weekend in the
home of her parents, Mr and
Mrs. E. L. Watson, and also visit
ed with her brother and sister-in
law. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Watson
of Rapid City, S.D. Miss Lu Ella
and Mr. and Mrs. Watson return
ed to their homes Sunday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Coventry
were Norfolk callers Monday.
Eleven members of Arbutus
Rebekah Lodge drove to Page
Tuesday evening, November 14, |
where they were guests of Friend-'
ship Rebekah lodge. The eve
ning was enjoyed followed by re- j
freshments.
Arbutus Rebekah Lodge met I
in regular session Wednesday eve- j
ning, November 13, at the IOOF j
hall Mrs. Carrie McMahan, N.G.,
was in charge. Cards were play- J
ed after the regular session, fol
lowed by lunch with Mr. and Mrs. (
K. F. Smith as hosts. Mrs. K. j
Hunt was a guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore were
dinner guests last Thursday eve
ning in the home of their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
K. L. Moore in O’Neill.
Mrs. James Coventry entertain
ed the Inman Workers Project
club at her home Friday. A lunch
eon was served at noon, followed
by the lesson. ‘‘The Lady and the
Law,” given by Mrs. L. F. Ko
pecky and Mrs. James M. Mahan.
Mrs. Ethel Siders and Mrs. Al
bert Anthony were guests.
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Watson of
Rapid City, S.D., who have been
spending a few days here, were
Friday evening guests in the coun
try home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Gallagher and family.
Charles Young of Red Cloud
spent the weekend with here with
Mrs. Young.
The MYF sponsored a covered
dish dinner at the church annex
Sunday evening followed by a
song fete honoring the late Char
les Wesley who wrote so many
hymns.
Mrs. Myrtle Young of Gordon
came Friday and is spending sev
eral days visiting in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Young.
Mrs. Paul Hartigan and two
children of Page are spending a
few days in the home of Paul’s
mother, Mrs. Marye Hartigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ot1o Retke, who
have spent the past several
months near Norfolk where they
have been employed on the Roy
Ries farm, arrived here Tuesday.
They expect to leave Monday for
California, where they will spend
some time in the home of their
daughter, Elaine Jones and fam
ily and their son, Bob.
'The WSCS of the Methodist
church is sponsoring a pancake
supper at the church annex
Thursday evening. November 21.
Serving will begin at 5 o’clock.
Riverside News
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Miller were
in Norfolk Friday. They were
dinner guests Sunday at the
Wayne Fry home.
AJ Gibson was a Sunday even
ing visitor at the Wayne Fry
home. '
Frank Emsick and daughter,
Joan, of Omaha visited Saturday
at the Bill Fry home.
Mrs. John Kerns’ a sister of
Rev. Ivan Turner of White Riv
ed. S. D., Geraldine Tomfelt and
Selvin Kampas of Sawyer, Minn.,
were overnight visitors at the
Turner home Tuesday, November
12. j
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Napier and
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Napier
and family took ice cream and
cake Sunday evening and sur
prised Melvin Napier on his birth- j
day anniversary.
The Free Methodist Missionary
society met with Mrs. Walter l
Miller Friday afternoon. Mem-j
bers are having a meeting at j
Blanche Hemenway’s home this
week, sewing garments for the
| mission fields.
Mrs. Ora Switzer returned
home last week from Racine,
Minn.
O’NEILL LOCALS
Mr. and Mrs. Veldon Pinker
man and Veldeen of Redbird
were Sunday guests of Mr. and
iMrs. Reginald Pinker man.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Porter and
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Kruse visited
Mr. and Mrs. A B. Hubbard in
Chambers Sunday.
Get your holiday bargains to
night at St. Margaret’s Guild
meeting at 8 o'clock at St. Mary’s
gym.
Miss LaVeta Lehn visited Sat
urday and Sunday in Wahoo with
her brother and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Lehn. o
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Redbird News
Mr and Mrs. Ernest Wright
and Ben departed Saturday, Nov
ember 9, for Idaho where they
plan to locate. Miss Jackie is
staying at the Homer Tonner
home in Lynch and will complete
her senior year and graduate with
her class.
Larry Halstead will complete
his six months of training with
the national guards and return
home shortly before Thanksgiv
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Anderson
of Martin. S. D., and Mr. and
Mrs. Merrill Anderson went to
Albion Monday. November 11,
for a visit with their father. Art
Anderson, who has not tieen well,
having suffered a stroke a short
time ago. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph An
derson departed Wednesday,
visiting relatives at Long Pine
and Ainsworth enroute home.
Bruce Miller has transferred
from the O'Neill school to Lynch
and is driving from home each
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilson are
now enjoying television, having
had a set installed recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Anderson
called at the Carl Krogh home
Friday, November 15.
Chambers News
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mathis
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernie Weidgie.
Mrs. Harold Bonath, who is a
registered nurse, spent Wednes
day . November 13. and Thursday
nights at St Anthony's hospital
caring for Bruce Grimes, who
was in "critical condition" at that
time.
Rev. and Mrs IHiane Hutchin
son and sun are located at cTios
ter where he is pastor of the
Methodist church. Reverend
Hutchinson was student pastor at
Chambers Methodist church a
few years ago. He has since at
tended Southern Methodist univer
sity and Northwestern university.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Barrel
man of Wakefield visited his sis
ter, Mrs. Fred Tucker, Friday,
November 15.
Mrs. Ola Ermcr and Mrs Char
lotte Honeywell spent Wednesday,
November 13, and Thursday at the
Frank Urban.
Mrs. Louis Neilson and mother,
Mrs. Holloway visited Mrs. Char
lotte Honeywell Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Osborne
and family of Burwell were Sun
day. November 17, dinner guests
in the Frank Porter home and
later visited their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr and Mrs. Bruce
Grimes and Patsy at St. An
thony's hospital in O'Neill.
Mr, and Mrs Glen Grimes and
family and Mr, and Mrs. Ralph
Adams and l jury were Sunday,
November 17 dinner guests in the
G. H. Grimes home Evening call
ers were Mr and Mrs Clarence
Grimes and family.
Mr and Mrs. George Fullerton
and family of Amelia were Suit
day. November 17, dinner guests
of Mrs. Keith MeMillian and
children.
Saturday Guests —
Mr. and Mrs Karl 1 laust and
Mr. and Mrs Keith Shelhase of
Atkinson were Saturday guests of
Mr. and Mrs C. G. Shelhaae.
Mr and Mrs. C, G. Shelhaae
returned Wednesday, Novemtier
13, from Superior where they had
visited relatives.
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