Riverside News
The Willie Shrader, Lynn Fry .
1 ,ee Kink and Dale Staufier fam
ilies ate lunch at the Kitty Fry
home after seeing the cantata
at the United Presbyterian
church Sunday night. April 6
Mary Lou Napier had an Eas
ter party ,Saturday. Her guests
were Betty Napier. Mrs Wayne
Fry and children and Mrs. John
Napier and Tommy.
Rev. T. L. Searles, a Christian
youth crusade director and pas
tor of the Free Methodist church
in Lincoln, was at Riverside
Tuesday evening, April 1, and at
the Bethany Free Methodist
church on Wednesday evening,
April 2. He was an overnight
guest at the Ivan Turner home
Friday night.
Mrs. Bert Fink and Wayne
Turner accompanied Paul Fisher
to McPherson, Kans , Wednes
day, April 2. Mrs. Fink visited
her daughter and family at Mc
Pherson and Mr. Fisher and
Wayne Turner returned horn# tin
next day accompanied by Mr
Fisher's daughter, who came to
spend her vacation with her par
ents. *
Visit Cody—
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Ray and
daughters went to Cody to spend
Easter with his sister and her
husband, Mr. and Mrs. McCoy
Rhodes. Other guests there were
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ray of Love
land, Colo.
Easter Guests—
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Streeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Streeter and
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Streeter
and family were Easter dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
McKenzie, jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schmit and
family visited her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John Schmit in Nenzel
Saturday and Sunday
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June Carson Will
Go to Girls State
DORSEY Miss Juno Carson,
daughter of Mr and Mrs. Albert
Carson of Redbird, was chosen
by the Legion auxiliary at Lynch
to attend girl's -state in Lincoln
in June Miss Janice Micanek
was chosen as alternate.
June is very well known in this
community' as she is an active
4-H club worker, and a member
of the Dorsey church and West
minister Fellowship group. She
attends school at the Lynch pub
lic school. She is president of
the junior class and has been
cheerleader for throe years, be
longs to the glee club, and school
band and is also an honor stu
dent
Other Dorsey News
The senior class of the Lynch
high school presented their class
play Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings to a full house.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Revell, who
spent several weeks in California
visiting, returned to their farm
home last w'eek.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Marston,
who spent most of the winter in
California returned to this com
munity for a visit before leaving
for their summer work. They
were guests at the R. B. Marston
home Sunday.
Miss Velma Lanman of Ver
del was a weekend guest at the
Harold Oslwm home.
On Sunday, March 30. a birth
dinner was held at the Dorsey
church for all of those having
birthdays during the month of
March.
Mrs. H. H. Miles and daugh
ter, Linda Kruse took little Di
ana Miles to Plainview Sunday.
She had been visiting her grand
mother a few days.
John Derickson spent a couple
of days visiting his grandchil
dren at Plainview at the Bud
Scranton home.
Miss Sadie Derickson and
John were business callers at the
Harold Oslxim home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wells and
son have recently moved in Wa
co, Tex., and their new address
is 1805 N. 15th, Waco, Tex Mrs.
Wells was the former Joy Slack,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Slack. Robert Wells is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Wells.
Vic and DeLynn Pickering
June and Claranna Carson, Betty
Maschino and Marlyn Graham
and Ruth Osborn are enjoying
Easter vacation. They were dis
missed from their school duties
Thursday afternoon and reported
back to school Tuesday morning.
This community got up to a
snowstorm Easier Sunday. Many
were disappointed as they could
not get to church nor go to var
ious places to eat dinner with
friends and relatives. Later in
the afternoon, the snow disap
peared and the evening was very
pleasant except for the mud.
Miss Beverly Carson of Lincoln
came home for the weekend and
Lorelle Pickering of Omaha also
spent Easter Sunday at home.
Visitors Here—
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Franssen
and family of Lincoln visited Mr.
and Mrs Clyde McKenzie, jr.,
and family from Monday until
Wednesday,
Easter dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. William W. McIntosh
and boys were Mr. and Mrs. John
Watson and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Dale Wilson and girls.
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Mr. Hall will be showing a fresh selection of small pieces of fur such as stoles,
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April 18.
The Apparel Shop
WINNIE BARGER, Owner j
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Hereford Breeders Are I’ eted
Winners of top honors in the Holt County
Hereford Breeders association shows held here
since the association was formed in 1950 were
honored at Monday's meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce. James W. Rooney, former C of C sec
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retary and former secretary of the Hereford group,
presented the C of C's traveling cup to Vern Sage
sor of Amelia, 1958 winner. In background are C.
E. Jones, Clair McVay, S. R Robertson, all of
O'Neill, and George Rouse of Chambers. Jones is
C of C president. The Frontier Photo.
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• Elkhorn Is Running Bank Full
l ne n.iKnorn ii\ct is running uaim-iun
above photo), carrying away water from melting
snow and recent heavy rainfall in the upper basin.
This is a view photographed at Chicago & North
Western railroad’s mud bridge located three miles
east of O’Neill. High water on a steel bridge im
iiicuidieiy west ui uiiutri muicu apjJi u«t ir^
and caused the bridge to be closed off to traffic
late Tuesday. The bridge crosses the Elkhom
there. The Elkhom valley in the Newport-Stuart
area is a veritable sea of water. The Frontier
Photo.
County Court
April 4 John Dougherty of In
man, expired license plates, fined
$10 and $4 costs, officer—E. M.
Hastreiter.
April 4—Otto Tietgen of St.
Charles, S.D., no reciporcity,
fined $10 and $4 costs, officer
Clifford L. Kizzire.
April 5 Ervin Aronld Rogers
of Stockton, Calif., excessive
length, fined $10 and $4 costs, of
ficer Clifford L. Kizzire.
April 5 Claude Neal of O'
Neill, operating motor vehicle
without license plates, fined $10
and $4 costs, officer—Chris Mc
Ginn.
April 7 Donald W. Skaar of
Ogden, Utah., overweight, fined
$50 and $4 costs, officer—Donald
F. Richardson.
April 8—William J. Boies, dri
ver for Allan Pollock of Ewing,
overweight on capacity plate,
fined $10 and $4 costs, officer—
Clifford L. Kizzire.
April 9—Marvin C. Frisch of
Atkinson, overweight on capacity
plate, fined $20 and $4 costs, of
ficer—Donald F. Richardson.
April 9—Vernon S. Strong of
O'Neill, operating motor vehicle
without drivers license and fictic
ious number plates, fined $5, $10
and $4 costs, officer—E. M. Has
treiter.
April 9—Alfred Schaaf, jr., of
Atkinson, possession of alcoholic
liquor, fined $35 and $4 costs, of
ficer—Cliff Batzloff.
South Side Gives
$ I 0 to Red Cross
EMMET—The South Side club
met with June Burge on Tuesday,
April 1. The meeting was well
attended. A sale for the Red Cross
was conducted and $10 was dona- j
ted to fund.
Officers elected for the coming
year were: Mrs. Georgia Mc
Ginnis, president; Mrs. Bessie
Burge, vice president; and Mrs. j
Fritz Brockman, secretary-treas
urer.
Other Emmet News
The Dean Burge family of
Omaha arrived at the Bessie
Burge home on Saturdoy to
spend Easter. They returned to
Omaha Sunday. Other guests at i
the Burge home on Sunday were
the Glen Burges of Chambers.
Jimmy Fritton of Lincoln spent
from Friday noon until Sunday
afternoon with his parents, Mr. 1
and Mrs. Ralph Fritton.
Gordon Fox was a Wednesday
overnight guest of the Gilbert j
Foxes.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Smith of
Lincoln visited at the Bob Coles
on Sunday, March 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Burgess
' of Omaha visited at the Bud Cole
home Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harrington
and Robin of Omaha visited at
the Frank Foremans over the
Easter holidays.
Mrs. Leon Beckwith drove to
Clearwater last Thursday and
Friday where she assisted her
daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Ruggles
with some wallpapering.
Mrs. Wayne Fox, Mrs. Bud
Ode and Miss Helen Martens
drove cars to take children from
district 20 to a spelling bee south
of O'Neill on last Thursday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Smith of
Lincoln visited at the Bud Cole
home Tuesday evening.
Raymond Fox of O’Neill spent
the weekend at the Wayne Fox
home.
Mrs. Herman Grothe and her
mother, Mrs. McRoberts, left for
Arizona via bus one day last
week. Mrs. Grothe will drive the
McRoberts back, bringing Mrs.
McRoberts and some of her be
longings back to Nebraska.
Miss Linda Serck of Wayne and
Miss Leah Serck of Denver,
Colo., visited their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Serck , and
Leona through Easter vacation.
Mrs. Ben Troshynski and Tom
my of Omaha visited at the Conard
home last week. Ben was up for
the Easter holiday.
The Kenneth Ruggles family of
Clearwater were Easter dinner
guests of Mrs. Ruggles parents,
the Leon Beckwiths. *
Mrs. Wayne Fox and Mrs. Gil
bert Fox attended a Stanley
party at the Fritz Belzer home,
in O’Neill' Wednesday morning.
The Ralph Frittons were Easter
Sunday dinner guests a t the
Frank Fritton home in O'Neill.
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LEGAL NOTICES
(First i>ub April 10. 1958*
Julius b. Ounin. attomej
NOTICE OF III MUNG t'l
PETITION FOR F1NAI
SETTLEMENT OF UVOIM
Estate No. HU
COUNTY COURT OK HOLT
COUNTY. NEBRASKA
ESTATE OE OSCAR A HAM
MKRRKRG, DECEASED.
I'HE STATE OE NEBRASKA. TO
ALL CONCERNED:
Notice is hereby given that a
petition has been filed for final
settlement herein, determination
of heirship. inheritance taxes,
fees and commissions, distribution
of estate and approval of final ac
count and discharge, which will
. be for hearing in this court on
April JO. 1958, at 10 o'clock. A M
LOUIS \V REIMER.
Countv Judge.
(COUNTY COURT SEAL)
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(First pub April 10. 1958*
John R. Gallagher, attorney
NOTICE TO CKEDITORS
Estate No. 4'Jtl
IN THE COUNTY COURT OE
HOLT COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
APRIL 9, 1958
IN THE MATTER OE THE
ESTATE OE CHARLES K.
WEEKS. DECEASED.
CREDITORS of said estate ate
hereby notified that the time lim
it od for presenting claims against
s till estate is August 1. 1958, and
for the payment of debts is April
9. 1959 and that on May 1. 1958,
and on August 2, 1958, at 10
o'clock A. M.. each day, I will In
at the County Court Room in said
County to receive, examine, hear,
allow, or adjust all claims and
objections duly filed.
l;OUIS W. REIMER.
County Judge.
(COUNTY COURT SEAL)
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l.l NltHEKH MEMOK1XI,
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March 29-April 5
Admitted: Mrs. Kenneth John
son ot Veniigre, Mrs. Frank Shefl
of Winnetoon, Mi's. Vince Rother
ham of Creighton, Mrs II J.
Stephens of Niobrara. Francis
Crisp of Creighton. Mrs Roy Kop
peitnan of Winnetoon Joe Wun
derlich of t Yeighlon, Kreg Mitt
cis of Royal. Michael Orosle> of
Niobrara, Mrs. Julia Wagner of
Creighton, Elmer Haskins o f
Creighton
Dismissed: Mrs Kenneth Tead
tke and son of Niobrara, Mrs.
Max Tyler and son of Creighton,
I'at Wintz of Creighton, Mrs
James McCarter and daughter of
Creighton. Mrs. Fred Ickler of
Orchard, Mrs. Viggo Hansen of
Verdcl. Mrs Roy Koppelman of
Winnetoon. Pete Oiedrichsen of
Creighton. Frank ChtH'holousek of
Veniigre. Mrs Frank Gentzler
of Creighton, Mrs Kenneth John
son and son of Veniigre, Mrs
11. J. Stephens of Niobrara, Kreg
Mitteis of Royal, Mrs Frank Par
tus of Veniigre.
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