Ewing News
Weekend vistors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tucker
were Mr. and Mrs. S. D- Murphy
and Kelly Ellsworth, both of
Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Junes
and Johnny, and Mr. and Mrs.
Lyie tucker and Rickie.
On Friday Mr. and Mrs. Don
ald Kicnardson and lamely of O -
Neill were guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tucker.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Peterson
went to Omaha Friday where
Uiey met tneir son, Alien Peter
son, ot Nortolk, Va., who came
home on a ro-uay leave lrom the
navy.
Dr and Mrs. William H. Ross,
Mr. ana Mrs. Willie Shrader,
Mrs Archie Johnston and Mrs.
Leo Miller left 'Tuesday morning
tor Omaha. Doctor Ross and
Mr Shrader will attend the Pres
bytery and the ladies will attend
the Presbyterial held at Central
church. 1 ney were expected home
late W'ednesday.
Keith Btduiecome, who has
been home on leave lrom the
aavy, lert Friday tor Calilorniu.
tlere he expected to be stationed
at Treasure Island before leav
ing tor Guam.
Robert lams, sr., and Jerry
ot Omaha and Robert Tams, jr.,
ot Lincoln spent the weekend
with homefolks.
Mrs. Thomas Kaup and daugh
ter, Denise, of Stuart were guests
Wednesday, April 2, at the home
ui Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Pruden.
Miss Vianda Welke of Newman
Grove spent the Easter holiday
weekend with her mother, Mrs.
Harriet W'elke.
Miss Eleanor Pollock, who is
employed in Omaha, was a
weekend guest at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Poi
rock.
Miss Judy Jefferies enjoyed an
Easter holiday vacation at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Kermit Jefferies. She is
employed in Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Pruden
were Easter dinner guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Richard
Burt whistle, sr. Other .guests
were Mr. and Mrs. S. M^ Burt
wistle, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Burtwistie, jr., and family, Mrs
Hubei, Mr and Mrs. Bud Tange
man and family.
Guests from Thursday until
Monday at the home of All. and
Mrs. Lee Spittler were their son
and daughter-in-law, Air. and
Mrs. Richard Spittler, and daugh
ter of Valentine. They also visi
ted at the home of Air. and Airs.
Max Wanser in Ewing and Dr.
and Alt's. L. R. Suttcliffe at O’
Neill.
The Leo Spittler family had a
get-together on Easter at the
home of Air and Airs. Sam Re
gan and sons. A 1 o’clock dinner
was enjoyed and the afternoon
hours were spent informally. Pre
sent were Air. and Mrs. Lee
Spittler, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Funk
and children, Air. and Airs. Ro
bert Bartak and son, all of Ew
ing, Dr. and Mrs. Leo Spittler and
sons of Norfolk and Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Spittler and daughter of
Valentine
Air. and Mrs. Max Wanser had
as their guests on Easter Mr. and
Mrs. B. E. Wanser and family ot
Hartington, Airs. W. E. Wanser
of Page, Jerry Wanser of Omaha
and Judy Wanser of Norfolk.
Jerry and Judy were also week
end guests at the home of their
parents.
Mrs. Myrtle Kimes of Clear
water was a holiday weekend
guest at the home of her daugh
ter and son-in-law, Mr and Mrs.
Earl Billings.
Returning to their home at
Aurora, 111., Monday were Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas King and
children after spending the holi
day weekend at the home of h£i
mother, Mrs. Grace Briggs, and
relatives of Mr. King's at Albion.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson
were guests on Easter at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. N. A Bergstrom. They also
attended the Easter services at
the Methodist church.
Mrs. Max Angus and son, Ran
dall, of Piainsville, Kans. , is mak
ing an extended visit at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Angus. Her
husband, Max, is in the air
force and is stationed in Spain.
On Tuesday, Mrs. Loyd Angus
aeornpaned by her daughter-in
law, Mrs. Max Angus, and son of
Piainsville, Kans. .drove to Madi
son to spend the day with Mrs
Elizabeth Angus, who is making
her home with her daughter, Mrs.
James Furley, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Munn
were hosts at a family dinner on
Easter. Present were Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Bergstrom of Oma
ha, who also visited relatives in
Inman during the holiday week
' end, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bishop
of Plainview, Mr. and Mrs. El
! mer Bergstrom and daughter.
Kay, of Ewing.
Mrs. Ida Secrist is now staying
at the home of Mrs. Nellie Komer
in Ewing.
Leason on Sandwiches
In Presented—
Elkhorn extension club met
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. George Hansen with 18
members and one new member,
Mrs. Atelvin Klingler, present.
Assisting the hostess were Mrs.
Nora Summers and Mrs. Tess
Protivinsky. Mrs. Hazel Boatman
read an article entitled "High
Blood Pressure"
The lesson on sandwiches was
given by Airs. Robert Cook and
Mrs. Rosa Bowers. A variety of
sandwiches were prepared and
later served as refreshments.
Next meeting will be held May
13 at the home of Mrs. Preston
Jones.
Miss Eunice Van Horn, a stu
dent at Mt. St. Marty college in
Yankton, S.D., spent the Easter
vacation with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Ralph Van Horn.
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Abandoned farm home near Ewing; was totally destroyed by fire. — Frontier Photo
Abandoned Farm
Home Destroyed
Unknown Origin for
Easter Blaze
EWING An abandoned farm
home located l'u miles northwest
of Ewing was completely des
troyed by fire Easter Sunday.
Ewing rural fire department
received the alarm at 12:15 p.m.
By the time the firemen reached
the scene the roof anu east side
had been completely consumed
by the flames of unknown origin.
Only the north, south and west
walls were standing and the
dwelling was hopelessly lost.
Firemen, however, succeeded
in preventing any spread of the
flames.
The place is owned by Earl
Billings of Ewing, who told Fire
Chief Frank Noffke the loss was
partially covered by insurance.
The house had not been occup
ied for several years.
The dwelling is considered a
total loss, according to Mrs. H.
R. Harris, The Frontier’s cor
respondent.
Bad Roads Force
Cancellation—
CHAMBERS The Easter sun
rise services sponsored by the
Methodist church had to be can
celled due to bad roads and
weather.
The regular Easter service
was held with a large number in
attendance, considering the ad
verse road conditions.
The message by Rev. Harold
Bonath concerned "What God
Has done for Us”.
"How Easter depends upon us
and what we do”, the pastor de
clared. The combined junior and
senior choirs sang for the ser
vice with Mrs. Elvvyn Robertson
as organist.
On Sunday evening, April 13.
the monthly family night will be
held at the church. The film,
“Report Korea”, will be shown.
Mrs. Laura Walker was a guest
last week of her daughter and
family, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Cran
dall, at Fremont.
Robert Beckenhauer of Omaha
spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Becken
hauer.
Kiverside News
Mrs. Jim Pollock was a dinner
geust of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pol
lock and Patsy in Ewing Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stewart of
Page visited the Dave Pollock
home Wednesday evening, April
2.
Keith Biddlecome visited home
folks over the Easter holidays.
The Alfred Napier family ate
dinner at Sunday at the Holland
1 lord home.
Russel Napier of Sterling,
Kans., came Friday to spend his
Easter vacation with homefolks.
Dennis Scheer helped with de
horning and branding cattle at
Vet Schlotman home Saturday
and he helped dehorn some cal
ves at the Lionel Gunter home
Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Pollock
and Phil of Omaha spent a few
days visiting at the Dave Pollock
home and with relatives in Ne
ligh and Clearwater.
The Wendell Switzer family,
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Switzer and
Jay Butler were Easter dinner
guests at the Leo Miller hime.
Anna Miller spent Easter Sun
day at the Johnny Miller home.
The Bill Lofquist family ate |
dinner Sunday at the Charles !
Rotherham home.
Mrs. Davis Williams of Salem, !
Ore., was a Saturday night guest j
at the Howard Miller home and j
on Sunday she accompanied the
Howard Miller family to the El
mer Trowbridge home where
they were dinner guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Napier and
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Napier and
family were Sunday. March 30.
dinner guests at the Lee Fink
home near Page.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Spangler
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Fry ate Sunday, March 30.
dinner at the Z. H. Fry home.
Group Spelling
Contests Held
Winners to Compete
Here April 22
Seventeen group spelling con
tests were held during the week
of March 31-April -I when 637
Holt county rural school pupils
participated They represented
third through eighth grades and
107 out of 117 rural schools.
Winners will compete in the
county contest to be held in O'
Neill, Tuesday. April 22. at 1 p m
Following are the winners by
groups with grade of pupil given
in parenthesis:
Group 1— (3) Le Ann Kaup,
dist. 168; <41 Louise Slaymaker,
dist. 169; (5» Janel Smith, dist.
72; (6i Judy Krysl, dist. 205; <71
Danny Krysl, dist 205; 18» Bob
Radcliff, dist. 183.
Group II (3l Tommy Brauer,
dist. 86; (4> Dorothy Newman,
dist. 86; (5) Patty Newman, dist.
86; <6» Russell Sprague, dist. 52;
(7t Ellen Frost, dist, 249; (8>
Janice Sweet, dist. 52.
Group III (3t Harold Morgan,
dist. 69; (41 Frank Heying. dist
143; (5l Jimmie Hide, dist 69;
(6> Judy Greig, dist 143; (71
Evelyn Braun, dist 119; (8i Karen
Kaplan, dist. 143.
Groun IV (31 Linda Chaffin,
dist. 74; (41 Vicki Frickel, dist.
74; t5i Judy Syfie, dist. 53; (61
Terry Moeller, dist 232; (7* Gan
old Friekel. dist 74; (81 Jerry
Hendricks, dist 246
Group V (3) Kathy Dvorak
dist 35; i4i Francis Dobrovolny.
dist 210; (5' Joy Dvorak, dist 210,
(6t Margie Gilg. dist 99; i7>
Bonnie Dobrovolny, dist 209; (8)
Carol Pacha, dist. 77.
Group VI (3 * Duane l-aurid
sen. dist 231; (4* Virginia Bil
stein. dist 238; (5' Sharon Winings,
dist. 206; (6> Marlene Garwood,
dist 238; (7) Mershon Liermann,
dist. 222; (8' Bonnie Warden, dist
233.
Group VII t.3> Dennis Finley,
dist. 88; (4) Jimmy Beelaert. dist.
88; (51 Michael Beelaert, dist 88;
(61 Patty Myer , dist 241; (7>
Barbara Beelaert, dist 88; t8>
Aletha Rutherford, dist. 88.
Group VIII (3> George Sum
mers, dist 50; (4> Conda Soren
sen. dist 97; (5) Roberta Asher,
dist. 23; (6) Leonard Blain, dist.
50; (7» Bruce Bowen, dist. 55;
(8i Charles Hovey, dist. 50.
Group IX (3i Dolores Zakrzevv
ski, dist. 127; (4> Pamela lk>riek
son, dist. 49; (5> Francis Zak
rzewski, dist 127; t6i Gregory
Derickson, dist. 49; t7i Esther
Young, dist. 127; (Si Irma Jur
acek, dist. 122.
Group X t3> Jerry Rosenkrans,
dist. 4; (4i Delmar Pinkerman,
dist. 38; (5) Janice Wells, dist.
3; (6> Dolores Rosenkrans, dist
4; (7» Danny Schaaf, dist. 1; t8t
Loren Pinkerman, dist. 38.
Group XI 13) Gloria Schind-.
ler. (list 146; (4t Duane Tinsley,
dist. 227; (5> LeRoy Bollvvitt, dist.
,‘227; (6) Mary Elian Parks, dist
46; (7i Vic Thoendel. dist 227;
j (8> Bonnie Kaczor. dist. 131.
Group XU t3> Marlin Damero,
j dist. 14: «4> Diane Dovatl, dist
16, 15 > Terry Brown .dist 33; (6)
John Wabs, dist. 14; (7) Larry
Dobrovolny, dist 16; Norma Widt
feldt, dist. 33.
Group Xlll (31 Claudette Stof
fer. dist. 17; <4» Winifred Stoffer.
dist 17; (5> Susim Ellingson. dust.
15; (6) Diana George, dist. SO;
i7* Denny Drayton, dist. 9; (8>
I Mary Lois Jansen, dist 9.
Group XIV 13> Tommy Ether
1 ton, dist 159; (4> Bonny Osborne,
dist. 76; i5i Gary Evans, dust 89;
i6> Shirley Shellhase, dist. 36;
i7> Mary Weller, dist. 76; (8)
Joan Pease, dist. 59. z
Group XV (3) Judy Peters,
dist. 165; (4» Patrick M a bony,
dist. 5; (5> Dennis Richards, dist.
20; (6* David Pritchett, dist. 5;
(7> Jean Foreman, dist. 20; (8>
Mary Richards, dist 20.
Group XVI (31 Carol Jean
Chmiel. dist 135; (41 Gerald Bar
ley, dist. 115; (51 Janet Harkins,
dist. 115; (6> Dam'll Brewster,
dist. 73; (71 Marilyn Davis, dist,
71; (8i Carole Hoffman, dist. 134.
Group XVU (3> Patsy Nee
man. dist 156; (41 Warren Rich
ard, dist. 156; 15> Richard Walt- ,
CIS, dist. 156; (6) Debby Kisen
hauer, dist. 156; (71 Janet
Rickard, dist. 156; (81 Danelia
Whitaker, dist. 107.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rummel
ami Jeanne of Scottsbluff spent
the weekend with her parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Schulz.
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