Returned Missionary
Worker Is Speaker
EWING—A youth rally was
held Sunday afternoon at the
Bethany United Presbyterian
soutliwest of Ewing. Attending
from Ewing were Sharon Johns
ton. Thelma Spangler, Bertha
Harris, Douglas Shrader, Diana
Shrader, Jerald Black.
They were accompanied by the
youth sponsors, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Butterfield and Dr. and
Mrs William H. Ross. They also
provided transportation.
Miss Laura McLaehlan, a miss
ionary home on leave from Paki
stan, was guest speaker at the
United Presbyterian church Sum
day evening. She told of her work
and showed slides of the country
and people.
Miss McLaehlan has charge of
the adult literacy in Pakistan.
Her many experiences in this
line of work was full of interest
to the congregation in at
tendance.
Preceding the service, Archie
Johnston led the singspiration.
Mr Johnston and his daughter,
Sharon, sang a duet, which was
followed by Dr William H. Ross,
pastor.
Mrs. Robert McLaehlan, moth
er of Miss McLaehlan, was pre
sent
other Ewing News
CS-1 James Ruby accompanied
by Mrs. Ruby, Marvin and Susan
arrived in Ewing on Friday from
Norfolk, Va., where Mr. Ruby has
been stationed for several
months. They are guests at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Minnie
Larson and his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Ruby and other
relatives in the community. The
Ruby’s are enroute to Long
Beach. Calif., and have brought
their modem trailer home with
them.
A/lc Thomas Schiffbauer stat
r--1
ioned in North Carolina is expec
ted home on leave this week He
is the brother of Mrs. William
Hobbs in Ewing.
Hans Peterson and daughter. J
Tamzan, went to Grand Island on'
Saturday to attend the races.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hobbs
have purchased lots in the north
part of Ewing. Plans have been
i made for a brick veneer ranch
I type house to be built there as
! soon. Jerry Tunic and Paul
Hoffer of Elgin have been hired
to do the work.
Miss Ina Bennett and Mrs.
| I .aura Maulding of Clearwater
were Neligh visitors Friday after
school hours.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Wanser went
to Norfolk on Sunday to sjiend
i the day at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Walker and family.
The Cancer drive in the village
of Ewing was eompleted this
| week. Aprroximately $95 was col
j lected by the following girls:
Leonora Tuttle, Judy Tinsley,
Ann Rotherham, Annette Rother
| ham, Coraleo Schmiser, Janet
| Noffke, Lois Kaczor, Mary Ann
| Bauer. Mrs. Max Wanser, chair
man of the drive in the Ewing
I community expects to complete
the work in the rural area this
week.
Miss Judy Wanser of Norfolk
was an afternoon and evening
guest April 16, nt the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max
Wanser.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Sehroeder
and family were Friday evening
guests at ths home of Mr and
Mrs. Kenneth Hill and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Dorrance Hobbs
and family of Neligh spent Sun
day with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. A. Hobbs and Mr. and
Mrs. Marcus Snyder in Ewing.
Guests on Sunday at the home
of Mr and Mrs. Hans Peterson
were Mis. Harriet Welke and i
Mrs. Carsten Peterson and Miss j
(Tiristine Lorenz of Neligh.
Harold Bush of Randolph was
a caller at the Hans Peterson j
home on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Peterson
entertained at a 1 o’clock dinner
Sunday, April 13, in honor of the
21st birthday of their eldest son, j
Allen Peterson, who is in the
navy. Guests were his grand- j
mother, Mrs. Carsten Peterson,
also Miss Christine Lorenz of Ne
ligh, Miss Karen Filsinger, Miss
Lois Sanne and Lonnie Miller of
Clearwater. The cake was made
by Mrs. Peterson.
Miss Fiances Noffke and fri
end, Miss Margene Causman of j
Yankton, S.D., were weekend
guests of her parents, Mr. and !
Mrs. Frank Noffke, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilubr Spangler
and children spent the weekend
at Omaha as guests at the home
of her brother and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Lisle Grafft and family.
Enroute they were dinner guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Coons at Beemer. Sunday the
Spangler and Grafft families vis
ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Marshall at Glenwood.
Sunday callers at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Billings were
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lucas and
Mrs. Nora Lucas of Neligh and
Brs. Myrtle Kimes of Clearwater.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Doud re
cently called at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard Schroder and
family, who moved this spring
from the Ewing community to
Neligh.
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Al
fred Doud were dinner guests at
the home of Mrs. Mabel Caubar
ris at Neligh.
Attending Sunday evening ser
vices at the Church of Christ at
Neligh were Mr. and Mrs. James
Hawk and two grandchildren,
Mrs. C. C. Hahlbeck, Jimmy and
Sharon Hawk. Mrs. Mabel Boies
and James Catron, minister of
the Ewing Church of Christ. The
Neligh church is holding evang
elistic meeting this week. Gail
Dunning, minister.
Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Span- of
Orchard visited with his mother,
Mrs. Jennie Sparr at the Hahl
beck home Sunday evening.
Thomson-Hull Nuptials
Miss Rosa Lee Thomson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Thom on of Lynch and Dick Hull, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hull
of Lynch, were united in marriage Friday, April 18, at an evening
service in the First Methodist church. Rev. Anna Nelson officiated
at the double-ring ceremony. A wedding dance was held in the
Lynch hall. O'Neill Photo Co.
Rites at Bristow
Leonard Anderson, 66 (above),
lifelong resident of Boyd coun
ty, died Saturday, April 12, in
the Lynch hospital. Funeral
services were conducted Mon
day, April 14, at Trinity Luth
eran church in Bristow. Sur
vivors include: Widow — Betty;
daughters Mrs. Leo Scheinost
of Valley and Mrs. Lawrence
Johnson of Winner, S.D.; sons—
Howard of Lynch; Arnold of
Alexandria, Va., and Delwyn of
Chicago, 111.
D. N. Loy Visited by
Son, Daughter —
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Holliday
of Grand Island Sunday visited
her father, D. N. Loy, who is a
patient in St. Anthony’s hospital.
Donald Loy of Kearney also
visited his father.
Motion Filed for
Appeal’s Dismissal
S-T-A Asks Court to
Ignore C&NW
The Save-the-Trains associa
tion met Sunday evening for a
three-hour session at the Town
House in O’Neill, reelected offi
cers and directors and heard a
report from the association’s le
gal counsel, Einar Viren of
Omaha.
The association decided to "aid
and abet" railroads in Nebraska
in lessening real estate taxes, but
not "if the Chicago & North
Western persists in removing the
last two passenger-mail-express
trains serving northeast and
northern Nebraska.”
S-T-A opposes C&NW’s attempt
to discontinue trains 13 and 14,
which ply daily between Omaha
and Chadron.
Viren told the assembly he
was filing a motion the next
day (Monday) requesting C&NW’s
appeal to the Nebraska Supreme
court be thrown out on grounds
the state railway commission
has not made a final order,
"hence there is nothing to ap
peal.”
In February the commission
authorized C&NW to discontinue
13 and 14 effective March 15. But
parly in March the commission
vacated that stand and set aside
the February 7 order. C&NW ap
pealed to the supreme court and
has been pressing the high court
for an early date for oral argu
ments.
It was reliably reported at the
O’Neill session that windows in
the day coaches on the two trains
are washed only twice a year.
“Such housekeeping is a source
of annoyance to passengers and
certainly discourages rail travel,”
S-T-A officials said.
Reelected by acclamation were.
Cal Stewart of O’Neill, president;
F. L. Hebard of Bassett, vice
president; Ira L. Watson of In
man, secretary - treasurer, and
those directors: Fay Hill of Gor
don, John Cassel of Ainsworth,
District Judge Lyle Jackson of
Neligh, J. J. Moreland of Merri
man and Claude Currie of Valen
tine.
Thirty - two persons attended,
representing Omaha, Lincoln,
Norfolk, Neligh, Clearwater, Ew
ing, Inman, O’Neill, Emmet, At
kinson, Stuart, Bassett, Valen
tine, Gordon, Merriman and Hay
Springs.
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Sick & Injured
EWING- Mrs. Eva Kaczor is
confined to her home under
a doctor’s care. Some time ago
she had the misfortune to run a
sliver into her ankle. The injury
is now causing her considerable
trouble. . . Mrs Earl Billings, j
who has been a patient at Our
Lady of Lourdes hospital in Nor
folk for about two weeks, Sunday
was able to come home. . . Scott
Conner, a patient at St. Anthony's
hospital in O’Neill, is reported
] "not so well” this week. . . Cyn
I thia, eight-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Savidge be
i came ill Sunday morning at her
: home. They took her to the
doctor, who sent her to St. An
| thony’s hospital where an emcr
! gency appendix operation was
performed at 2 p.m. . . Mrs. Leo
Vandersnick is a patient at St.
Anthony’s hospital where she is
iieing treated for a back ailment.
Sunday she was visited by her
husband. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Mitt
cis of Ewing and Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Cunningham of Page.
VENUS—Mrs. Fred Ickler. 64,
who was hospitalized recently at!
Sioux City and Creighton, has
been convalescing at the home of
her daughters, Mrs. Charles The-1
iander and Mrs. John Schwager. j
Sunday she went to the home of
another daughter, Mrs. Vincent j
Tackson. Mrs Ickler is in a
wheelchair. . . Mrs. Donald Cas-1
key returned to her home on Mon
day. April 14. Her mother, Mrs.
Clarence Anderson, and Mrs.
Harry Caskey went to the Creigh
ion hospital to bring her home.
The Caseky’s new baby son was
kept at the hospital until Friday.
AMELIA—Rodney and Scotty
Fix have been having measles.
. . . Mrs. Robert Adair entered
the Atkinson Memorial hospital
Monday for surgery. . . Mrs. Guy
Wright is a patient in a Norfolk
hospital, . . Mrs. Rosa Snelson of
Atkinson has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Delbert Edwards
and family the past week. They
went to Tilden Sunday to visit
Dale Butterfield, son-in-law of the
Edwards, who is ill with pneum
onia.
INMAN — George Ilerold and
Mrs. John Gallagher have been
hospitalized several days in St. An
thony's hospital. Both are med
ical patients. . . Mr and Mrs.
Horace Sholes and Mrs. Robert
Meyers drove to Lincoln Friday
to get Mr. Meyers, a patient in
the Veterans hospital. Mr. Mey
ers had a weekend pass from the
hospital. He returned Monday.
He is receiving medical treat
ment.
CELIA—Victor Frickel spent
the weeeknd in Omaha with his
wife, who is a patient in a hos
pital. . . Mrs. John Sicheneder
came home Tuesday, April 15,
from Norfolk where she had under
gone surgery.
CHAMBERS—E. V. Sageser re
turned the forepart of last week
from Sioux City where he had
been a patient in the Methodist
hospital.
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RIVERSIDE — Glenda Napier ]
was out of school last week with :
kidney infection. i
Celia News ;
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Mr and Mrs. Hans Lauridsen \
and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fock- ;
on attended the banquet given t
by the FFA boys for their par- -
ents, in the new grade school au
ditorium Saturday evening.
Mrs. Hans Lauridsen visited
Mrs. Milton McKathnie Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Lauridsen
and LeRoy were Monday even
ing visitors at the Albert Spann
home. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Hoffman
and sons were Sunday dinner
guests at the home of Mrs. Alice
Hill.
Mrs. LeRoy Hoffman, teacher
and pupils attended a birthday
dinner at the Ed Heiser home
Wednesday, April 16, honoring
Leila Heiser’s fifth birthday an
niversary.
WIN-!
$30.00 Grocery Certificate
Details in next week’s Issue
Vickie Frickel won first in the
fourth grade county spelling con
test in O’Neill Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Hoffman
were Thursday evening visitors
at the Victor Frickel home.
The teacher and pupils of Mc
Kathnie school visited the Celia i
school at noon Friday and prac
ticed singing and track.
Marvin Rouse was a Wednes- i
day overnight guest at the Milton
McKathnie home.
Mrs. Blanche Rouse and son, j
Marvin and Miss Mildred Keyes j
were Sunday dinner guests at the ;
Milton McKathnie home.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Ander
son were Sunday dinner guests I
at the home of their son, Perc?
Anderson, at Columbus. Enroute
home they visited Mr. and Mrs.
William Behmer and Art Ander
son at Albion.
DEMONSTRATION SET
A jiffy breads demonstration
will be held Thursday, May 1, at
the American Legion auditorium
under sponsorship of Holt coun
ty home extension clubs and the
Niobrara Valley Electric Mem
bership corporation (REA). Pro
gram will begin at 12:30 p.m.
Albert Gardner
CREIGHTON—Albert Gardner,
87, a patient at Lundberg Me
morial hospital here the past two
months, died Thursday, April 17.
Carol Johnson and Lois Curt
in an of Lincoln spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Johnson.
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY’S (O'Neill)
Admitted: April 16 Mrs.—Gene
vice Harty of O’Neill. Barbara
Earley of O’Neill, Mrs. Calvin
Coolidge at O’Neill; 17 — Mrs.
Theresa Breiner of O'Neill, Mrs.
John Gallagher of Inman: 18
Dave Loy of O'Neill, Mrs. R. R |
Horley of O'Neill; 19—Herman
Dimmitt of Page, AD'S. Oswald
Babutzke of O'Neill, Mrs. Leo
Vandersnick of Ewing, Mrs.
Richard Farran of Sioux City, la.,
John Hickey of O'Neill, Mrs. Wil
bur Miller of O’Neill: 20 Cynthia
Savidge of Ewing; 21 Mrs. Gar
rett Janzing of O'Neill, Mrs Roy
Miller of Chambers; 22 C. E,
Jones of O'Neill, Frank McKenny
□f O'Neill, Mrs. Harry Prouty of
Spencer, Leo Wiseman of O'
Neill.
Dismissed: April 16- Marilyn
Donohoe of O'Neill, Mrs. John
Pruss of O'Neill, Bobby SUiifber
gen of O'Neill; 18 Lonnie Mc
Dermott of O'Neill, Barbara Ear
ley of O’Neill, Dewey Schaffer,
II of O’Neill. Jeanette Woidneck
of O'Neill, Joe Cunningham of
O’Neill, Mrs. Howard Bradley of
□ 'Neill; 19 Mrs. Fred Appleby
of O'Neill, Miss EJaino Sorenson
of Oak Terrace, Minn.; 20 Mrs.
Marie Strube of O’Neill, Mrs.
Calvin Coolidge and baby Ixry of
O’Neill; 22 Mrs. Genevieve
Harty of O’Neill; 23 William An
derson of O’Neill, Mrs. Oswald
Babutkt* of O'Neill, Mrs. Donald
Hotchkiss of Pickstown, S.D.,
Mrs. Wilbur Miller of O'Neill.
Hospitalized: Leo Wiseman of
O'Neill, Frank McKenny of O’
Neill, Mrs. Garrett Janzing of
O'Neill, Mrs. Harry Prouty of
Spencer, Mrs. Roy Miller of
Chambers, Mrs. Richard Farran
>f Sioux City, la., Mrs. Nellie
Sparks of O’Neill, Cynthia Savidge
pf Ewing, Dave Loy of O’Neill,
John Hickey of O’Neill, Scott Con
ner of Ewing, George Herold of
Inman, C. E. Jones of O’Neill,
James Boyle of O’Neill, Mrs.
John Gallagher of Inman, Herman
Dimmitt of Page, Garrett Jan
zing of O’Neill, Mrs. Theresa
Breiner of O’Neill, Mrs. Leo Van
dersnick of Ewing, Mrs. R. R-;
Herley of O'Neill.
Former Resident
Victim of Crash
INMAN Mrs. Golda Carle. 59,
if Carson, la., one-time resident
if Inman, was killed Thursday,
April 17, at the intersection of a
Parson street and state Iowa 10.
In the same auto accident her
lusband, Milton, 61, was injured
and was reported in "poor” con
iition in a Council Bluffs hospital.
The late Mrs. Carle was the
former Golda Green, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Green, who
.vere former residents of Inman.
Survivors include four cousins:
E. E. Clark, Mrs. Leo Mossman,
Paul and Joseph Bittner, all of
Inman.
The Green family moved from
Inman years ago.
drldgo Winners—
Merrymix winners at the home
>f Mrs. Paul Shierk were Mrs.
I. G. Kruse and Mrs. Ted Mc
Elhaney and Mrs. D. H. Clauson
vas a guest.
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Mr. and Mrs. Levi Fuller, Mrs. J
toy Wayman and Barbara and t
Mrs, Maude Fuller drove to
Mentor, Minn., and visited Mr.
ind Mrs. E. M. Buchholtz and
amily. They left Saturday and
ill except Mrs. Maude Fuller re
amed Sunday.
Sister Maxine received scores of friends Sunday at a tea in
her honor at St. Mary’s academy. Seat ml with her are two pupils,
M nrllyn Lowery (left), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kohert l/owery,
and Nan Kerseitbrock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hale Kersen
brock.—The Frontier I’hoto.
Chambers Teachers
for 1958-'59 Told
CHAMBERS The following
teachers have liven contracted to
teach in the Chambers school for
the coming year:
High school Kenneth Weller,
superintendent; Duane Carson;
Mrs. Samuel Burtwistle; Wayne
Gesiriech, coach
Grade teachers Mrs. Seth
Hertel. sixth, seventh eighth;
Mrs. Jerry O'Mally, third, fourth,
fifth; Mrs. Emil Klabenes, first,
second, kindergarten.
Other Chamebrs News
Mr. and Mrs. John Wichman
and Mrs. Don Bern! and two sons
and nephew, Greg Kaup, of Stuart
were Sunday, April 20, guests of
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Gillette.
Mr. and Mrs. William Turner
and granddaughter, Judy Thom
son, visited his mother, Mrs. Ina
Turner at a .Hastings hospital
Sunday, April 20. They also vis
ited their son and daughter-in
law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner,
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Nolle of
Halsey visited Mr and Mrs. Wil
liam Turner Sunday evening. Mr.
Nolte is a music teacher at Hal
sey and Dunning.
R. C. Dobbs of Emerson spent
from Wednesday, April 16, until
Sunday with her son and daugh
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Dobbs.
O’NEILL LOCALS
Holly and Craig Hoffman of
Clearwater were Sunday evening
guests of Suzanne, Scott and Sally
Stewart while their parents at
tended Save-The-Trains meeting.
Mrs. Harold Lane and son,
Joey, of Norfolk returned Sunday
after a five day visit with her
I—. - "
parents. Mr. and Mrs .Too Nel
meyer.
Mrs. Kevin Korina and Kay of
Civi,diton Sunday visited her
mother, Mrs. W. H. Harty. who
is a patient in St, Anthony's hos
pital.
Double A Auctions
MARKET REPORT
Atkinson, Tuesday, April 22nd.
Dreary skies and intermit
tent showers on the outside,
very active to higher prices
on the inside was the story
here today. Receipts light but
1 included some choice represen
' tative offerings. Ail butcher
cattle strong to 50 cents per
hundred higher. Steer calves
$30.00 to $34.50. Heifer mates
$27.00 to $28.50 heavier weights
1,00 to 2.00 under according to
size and quality. Yearling
weight kinds scarce but pack
ages sold from $26.75 to $29
on steers, heifers $24.50 to
$26.50.
We have already sent ad
vance advertising for next
week’s Special Carlot sale.
1,500 head are assured, we
could still use 400 or 500
more. Cattle listed are all
,375 to 500 lbs. Largely from
the Charley Peterson ranches
If you need cattle for grass or
wish to market some on this
Special Auction, phone 5141 At
kinson by Thursday evening if
possible.
, Atkinson Livestock
Market
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Sale Every Friday
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As we are leaving Spencer, we will offer our home, real
estate and personal property at public auction at Ihe residence
located three (3) blocks east of Ross Mobil Staion on the Brick
Hill at 2 p.m. on—
Saturday, April 26
The Real Estate
DESCRIPTION—Lots 6, 7, 8, 9, & 10 of Block 17, Village of
Spencer, Nebraska.
THE HOME—Two bedroom house with basement and attached
garage. This is practically a new home and is completely
modem.
TERMS ON REAL ESTATE—Can be purchased with small
down payment day of sale and easy payments on balance.
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