PAGE 8.—the frontier, o n
Dial Phone System
Put into Operation
LYNCH — Tlie new telephone
gystem. for Imth local and Iqng
distance calls, was connected for
use Thursday, April 24.
The old telephone switchboard
was disconnected.
Other Lynch News
Frank Pitha of Omaha is vis
iting with h i s daughter, Mrs
Howard Anderson, and family.
Mrs. Jack Samuelson and child
ren of Harrington spent several
days visiting here
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Cassidy vis
ted at the Melvin Johnson home
in Bristow Sunday, April 20.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Carstene
and Mr. und Mrs. Ted Crooks
were Friday evening guests at
the Peter Mulhair home. Canasta
was played until a late hour after
which Mrs. Mulhair served lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swoboda
and family visited friends in At
knson Tuesday, April 22.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cranford
of Spencer took Mr. and Mrs
Frank Cranford to Norfolk Sun
day. April 20, for a week’s visit
with Mr Cranford’s sister and
ANNOUNCEMENT
Federal Land Bank
Interest Rate
REDUCED
from 5 Vi % to 5*4
All Land Bank loan* now
bearing 5^4% also reduced
automatically to 5%.
Come in and talk with us
about a Federal Land Bank
loan on your land to:
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Other Use*
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LYLE D1ERKH, Sec.
O’NEILL
Elkhom Valley
National Farm Loan
Bill, Nebr., Thun., May 1, 195*.
family, who will bring Mr. an
Mrs. Frank Cranford home afte
a week's visit there.
Mr. and Mrs Bill Elsasse
moved t o Ainsworth Sundaj
April 20. Peter MuJhair truekei
their household goods there.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baker c
Spencer spent Sunday, April 21
at the Louie Christensen horn
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moody an
family of Armour. S.D., visite<
at the Ray Long home last weel<
Mrs. Howard Anderson was
Spencer visitor Tuesday, Apri
22.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Vomack
and baby of Gregory, S.D.. a Is
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Kolum
and family were Sunday, April 21
dinner guests at the Martin Jeh
orek home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Courtne;
and Carolyn motored to O'Neil
Sunday, April 20 to visit at th
George Courtney, jr., home then
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Frahm wer
also visitors there.
Mr and Mrs. Delw'yn Andei
son of Chicago, 111., and Arnol
Anderson were Friday vistors a
te Howard Anderson home.
Mr. and Mrs. August Kalkow
ski, Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Sielei
and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon DeKa>
all of Monowi, and Mr. and Mrs
Junior Wilson of Verdol and Mi
and Mrs. Leo Kalkowski of Lync
assisted Mr. and Mrs. Leonar
Havranek celebrate their wee
ding anniversary Sunday, Apr
20.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lowery c
O’Neill visited relatives here las
week.
Wallace Moffett took his daugl
ter, Mrs. Don Johnson, also Mis
Vlasta Cizek and Miss June Schi
man of Spencer, to Wayne Apr:
18, where the ladies made ai
rangements to attend summe
school at the Wayne State Teacl
ers college. Enroute home tha
atfernoon they visited at t h
home of Mrs. Mildred Moffet
Brown and family at Randolph.
Mrs. Leonard Anderson of Bri*
tow spent the past week at th
Howard Anderson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Barnes, Mrs
Bertha Bare and Mrs. Glady
Davis visited their niece. Mis
Eva Barnes, at Butte Saturdaj
April 26.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schoct
enmaier and family of Bonesteel
S.D., and Mr. and Mrs. Dal
Barta and daughters of Verde
spent Sunday, April 20, at th
parental Albert Kalkowski home
Miss Mary Stenger returned t
her home in Petersburg Thun
day, April 24, after a week’s visi
at the parental M. P. Stenge
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fuhre
and family of Newport spent Sur
day, April 20, at the parental C
A. Moody home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Johr
son and family of Winner, S.D
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Frank Pitha of Omaha and Mrs
- Leonard Anderson o f Bristow
, were Sunday, April 20. dinner
. guests at the Howard Anderson
r home.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Horn back
r and family of Spencer spent Sun
' day with Mrs. Hornback's father.
Jack Pritchett.
, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Whetham of
1 Gann Valley, S-D., visited with
* Mr. and Mrs. Ed Whetham Sun
s day, April 20.
. Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Schlote and
. daughters of Niobrara spent Sun
day afternoon at the Martin Jeh
' orek home.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Jehorek
were Sunday evening visitors at
the Joe Nemic home in Spencer.
1 Mrs. Don Allen and Mrs. Grace
.’ Edson were Norfolk visitors
1 Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Barnes were
Sunday dinner guests at the Ber
tha Bare home.
, Glen Hull called at the Wallace
[ Moffet home Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ander
J son and Mrs. Leonard Anderson
? were Friday business visitors in
Butte.
J Mr. and Mrs. Bill Vesely and
family were Sunday, April 29, 6
1 o'clock dinner guests at the par
ental Frank B’isher home.
Mr. and Mrs. Vigo Christensen
' and daughter spent Sunday, April
’ 20, at the Guy Pinkerman home
' in Holt county.
' Sheriff Claude Collins of Butte
2 called in Lynch last Thursday.
1 Mrs. Nata Bjomsen and daugh
j ter, Mrs. Alvin Carson, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Sinclair at
, Gross Sunday, April 20.
! The ladies of Christ Lutheran
church held a silver tea in the
church basement Sunday, April
; 27, at 2 p m. They served sand
s wiches, cookies and cake and
j coffee.
A large number of Lynch
' people attended the Glen Jones
r sale at Spencer Saturday, April
'■ 26.
t Mallard Eggs Atop
Stack Sign of Wet
Season Ahead?
s Mayor D. C. Schaffer said
s Saturday the hands at his
ranch moved a haystack and
found 12 mallard eggs atop the
stack.
“Indians say it’s a sign of a
;! wet year.’’
. 1 James W. Rooney, in the cof
fee cup circle, countered with:
"If it’s a dry year the Indians
' are wrong.”
Albert Lemmer, who lives
t south of Atkinson, reported he
r had never seen so many ducks
on the sandhills lakes at this
r season of the year.
Attends Institute
at Lincoln—
EWING—Mrs. Leota Hintz, vil
age treasurer (pro-tem) at Ewing,
attended the second annual mu
nicipalf inance officers institute
held Wednesday and Thursday,
| April 23-24, at the University of
f Nebraska.
The institute, which is sponsor
ed by the depai-tment of political
science, extension division, and
the League of Nebraska Munici
palities, provided the state muni
i cipal officers with an opportunity
to discuss mutual problems in
1 their field.
Carroll Holmes, Wife
Feted on Anniversary—
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Carroll Holmes, who were cele
brating their 10th wedding an
niversary were her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Haskins; his
mother, Mrs. Judith Holmes, also
Mrs. Francis McConnell, Mr and
Mrs. Stanley Torpin and children
all of Central City, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Meiske and children
of Sioux City. The honored couple
was presented a set of television
j trays as a gift.
After all a Frontier want ad
; is the best!
Alaskan School to
Graduate First Class
LYNCH Maynard Londberg, a
missionary at Unalakleet, Alaska,
writes members of the Londberg
family in a "round-robin" letter
stating the spring has been "un
usually warm" with the mercury
in the thirties for several weeks.
He declares that the mission
work, in which his wife is also act
ive. keeps them very busy .
They have a mission school,
children's home and hav e recently
installed a broadcasting station
in Nome. Alaska. The high school
the Lind berg's started four years
ago w ill graduate the first class of
seniors this spring.
Mrs. Londberg (caches health
in high school and teaches music
to a dozen students. She also
assists in nursing especially when
the village nurse is called to visit
other population centers. At the
time the letter was written, a
number of native missionary pas
tors were planning a conference
to outline next year’s work.
The Londbergs have four child
ren, who enjoy sleigh riding with
picnic lunches.
He writes, "It doesn't seem to
bother the chldren to sit on a
cake of ice and eat picnic lunch."
Maynard is remembered as the
youngest son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Londberg. He attend
ed the Pleasant View rural school
north of Lynch and graduated
from the Bristow high school
0 Neill News
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Roberts of
Fremont were Sunday until Wed
nesday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
H. W. Heriford.
Mrs. William Austin of Pueblo,
Colo., arrived Friday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Reed Herley, and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. John ("Jack")
Haggerty left Monday for their
nome in (jasper, wyo., alter
spending a week s isiting her moth j
er, Mrs. Susie Kubitchek.
Mrs. Emil Adamson and child
ren visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Koenig, Sunday in j
Ewing.
J. S. Hoffman of Chambers is !
visiting a few days at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. D. A. Bak
er.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Bunkers j
o f Coffeeville, K a n s . , wrere
Thursday and Friday guests of
his brother, Donald Bunkers, and
family.
Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Burgess and
Miss LaVeta Dehn left Saturday
to attend the Nebraska State Den
tist and, Dental assistants meet
ing in Omaha. They will return
today (Thursday).
Mrs. W. R. Shaw of Bassett
was a Monday guest of Mrs. D. H
Clauson.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Edison of
Douglas, Wyo., were Sunday and
Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
D. A. Baker. Mrs. Edison is sister
of Mr. Baker.
Mrs. Francis Clark returned
Saturday from a two weeks stay
at home of her daughter and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. George Peter
son, at GrancTlsand.
Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Beers of
Omaha were from Saturday until
Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
D. H. Clauson. Reverend Beers
delivered t h e sermon Sunday
morning at First Presbyterian
church.
Mr. and ..Mrs. Mike Smith of
Lincoln were weekend guests of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Cole.
Mr. and Mrs. Gale Dierberger
visited over the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Lillian Ogden, at
Hebron and with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Dierberger, at
Seward.
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Stewart of
Elkton, Ore., are staying at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Dono
hoe while here to attend the fun
eral of her father, Mr. Spry. j
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DELOIT This locality receiv
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form of snow and rain last week.
Thursday morning the tulips
were covered with ice and snow.
Other lleloit News
The pinochle party, which was
to have been held Wednesday
evening, April 23, at the Louis
Pofahl home was postponed be
cause of the storm.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reimer
and Elayne called on Mr. ;uid
Mrs. Lynn Carnes in Neligh Fri
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller will
celebrate their 25th anniversary
today. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tom
jack! Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Spahn
and Doris Ann and Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Reimer will be supper
guests at the Miller home in hon
or of the event.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bartak of
West Point were Sunday guests
at the Lambert Bartak home.
They also visited the Stanley Bar
tak home.
Mr. find Mrs. Lloyd Werner
and family of Norfolk visited the
Bill Gibbs home Sunday after
noon. In the evening they all vis
ited the Keith Bartak home.
A covered dish dinner was ser
ved at St. John’s church base
ment Sunday in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Virtus Sehi and family and
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sehi and
family who are moving to Ne
ligh.
Mrs. Lambert Bartak spent
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Henry
Reimer
Mrs. Lilly McDonald Scott is
in Neligh where she has been enir
ployed for 25 years. She is a for
mer resident of this community.
Several families from here have
attended meetings at Neligh this
week to hear Gail Dunning and
wife, who minister at Sutton.
Beverly Barak and Patsy Day
were collecting in this community
Saturday for the cancer fund.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Angus of Ft.
Collins, Colo., and Lina Smith of
Oakland visited at the Larson
home last week.
James R. Marne
Weds in Omaha
St. Peter’s Catholic church was
he scene Saturday, April 26, at
11 a.m., for the wedding of Miss
Mildred R Svagera and James
Ft. Marne. Rev. Peter Zarkaus
<as officiated.
Mrs. John Svagera is mother
>f the bride. Mrs. Robert Clausen
vas matron of honor. Clair Marne
of Mapelton, la., was bestman
For his brother.
Ushers were another brother,
iVilliajn Marne of Milwaukee,
iVisc., and Raymond Hartigan
A reception was held at the
American Legion club After a
wedding trip to Colorado, the
couple will live in Omaha.
Mr. Marne is a St. Mary’s acad
emy graduate. He resided wdth
his uncle and aunt, the late Mr.
and Mrs. R. H. Shriner. %
W omen
Plan Spring Meet
SPENCER- The spring meet
ing of the O’Neill deanery of the
National Council of Catholic Wo
men will be held in the Commu
nity hall at Spencer Tuesday, May
6, starting at 2 p.m.
The women of the St. Mary’s
Altar society at Spencer are plan
ing the program.
Several door prizes will be giv
en.
An invitation to attend this
meeting is extended to all Cath
olic women.
Boyd w'omen who attended the
NCCW board meeting at Winne
bago on Monday, April 28 were
Mrs. Frank Reiser of Butte, Mis.
Joseph Jamber of Spencer, Mrs.
Albert Kalkowski, Mrs. Frank
Weeder and Miss Margaret Steng
er, all of Lynch.
Classen Takes Missile
Maintenance Course—
SPENCER—Sgt. 1/c James A
Classen, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.
u. Classen, route 1, Spencer, re
cently completed the 42-week
guided missile electronic mater
ial maintenance course at the
army air defense school at Ft.
Bliss, Tex.
Sergeant Classen entered the
army in 1944. Among his decora
tions. he holds the bronze star
medal and the combat infantry
man badge.
The sergeant, whose wife, Eva,
lives in El Paso, Tex., is a grad
uate of Spencer high school.
To Finance Glasses
for Needy Child—
The MNO extension club met
Tuesday, April 22, at the home
of Mrs. C. R. Hill with Mrs. Joe
Tennis as cohostess.
Mrs. Dale Dierberger and Mrs.
C. R. Foree presented the lesson
on sandwiches. Present were 13
members and one guest, Mrs. Ern
est Price.
In addition to helping with the
eye screening project, the club al
so decided to finance a pair of
glasses for a needy child.
O’NEILL LOC ALS
Last Thursday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. George Mott were
Mrs. Ethel Frisch and sons, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Clyde and fam
ily and Mr. and Mrs. Fora Knight
and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ennen
and family of Lynch.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hovey
were Sunday guests Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hovey in
Herrick. S.D.,
Guests Saturday of Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Franklin were his
parents, Mr and Mrs. Grafton
Franklin ,and Francis Masden
of Verdel.
Mr. and Mrs. David Maughan
and son of Tilden were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Graham.
Ewing News
Guests at the home of Mrs.
Minnie Larson Sunday were her
daughter and husband, Mr and
Mrs. Cressel Anderson, and fam
ily of Bloomfield.
Miss Vina Wood entertained at
a 6 o'clock dinner Thursday eve
ning. Guests were Miss Anna Van
Zandt and Mrs. Florence Butler,
who was celebrating a birthdaj
anniversary.
Recent guests at the Ray But
ler home were his sister and hus
band, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hall,
of Royal.
Mr. anti Mrs. Leonard Knapp
were hosts to the Clearwater
Pinochle club at their home
Thursday evening. Mrs. Arthur
Kropp was a guest. High score
went to Mrs. Knapp and Gail
Boies. Low score went to Mrs.
Gail Boies and Mr. Knapp. Re
freshments were serevd.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eaekcr
and family are spending the
weekend at Grand Island where
there are guests at the home of
his sister. Mrs. Jerome Fuller,
and family.
The ’Past Matrons club and the
Eastern Star Kensington were
entertained Friday afternoon at
the l>ome of Mrs. John A. Wood.
Twelve members were in attend
ance. Mrs. William Spence pre
sided at the short business ses
sion .The afternoon hours were
spent informally. The hostess ser
ved luncheon.
Mrs. John Archer received
word from her son, Maurice of i
Grand Island, stating he had re
ceived a promotion in his work
for the Fairmont Products Co.,
and would be sent to Green Bay,
Wise. He left at once to begin
utnrt thnrn I-Iic tsrill *•<»
main in Grand Island until the
school term is finished.
Miss Joellyn Eaeker of Louis
ville spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Eaeker.
Mrs. Ralph Eaeker of Ewing
and her eighth grade students in
district 88 in Antelope county join
ed other students of the same
grade at Neligh to go by bus 1o
Lincoln The group toured the city
Thursday and Friday. There
were 75 in the party which in
cluded 17 teachers. The trip was
made in three buses.
Mrs. Pearl Lowe of Stanton is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Wunner, a few days.
Weekend guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Angus are i
their son and daughter-in-law, j
Mr. and Mrs Merle Angus of
Lincoln.
A family get-together was held
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Ruby in honor of
the 37th wedding anniversary of
the hosts and also the birthday
anniversary of their grandson,
Donnie Beelaert, who was nine
years-old. A 1 o’clock dinner was
enjoyed. The afternoon hours
were spent informally. Present
were Mr. and Mrs. William
Spence, Hazel Ruby, Elsie Chase,
Jan, Kim and Roxanne Ruby, all
of Ewing; James Ruby of the
navy, his wife, Dorothy, and Mar
vin and Susan of Norfolk, Va.,
and Mrs Joe Beelaert and child
ren of Page.
Robert Tams, sr., and son, Jer- |
ry, of Omaha accompanied by
Walton Johnson of Lincoln soent
the weekend in Ewing.
Kenneth Arehart, vvho operates
a moving van, spent the weekend
with his family in Ewing.
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POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
Vote for
(X) KIETH A. ABART
Republican Candidate
Clerk of District Court
HOLT COUNTY
• Three years Wayne State College
• Business management, University of Kansas
• Bookkeeping and accounting course, prescribed by
U. S. Government
• 15 years of business experience
• Veteran of World War II
• ' Lifetime resident of Holt County
• Family man, five children
• Member Holt County Veterans Service Board, 10 years
• Secretary-Treasurer of Holt County Hereford Breeders
Association.
• Past Adjutant American Legion, O'Neill
• Well-known in livestock, agricultural and business circles
YOUR SUPPORT SINCERELY APPRECIATED
Primary Election — May 1 3, I 938
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