Mrs. John Haake
Rites at Chambers
CHAMBERS — Funeral services
for Mrs. John Haake, 83, were
conducted Friday, May 23 at 2
pm . at St. Paul’s Ijithoran
church. Rev. William Rolen offi
ciated.
Music was furnished by Irene
Brown Darlene Harley, Elaine
Walter. Mrs L. O Lera, Mrs
Lloyd llilligas and Mrs. Victor
Harley, who sang "Asleep in
Jesus , "Be Still My Soul ’ and
"Heaven Is My Home", Mrs, J
W Walter was pianist
Pallbearers were Leslie Lies
wald, Alvin Johnson, Glen Ad
ams, Orville Metsehke, Lynn Iler
tel, and William Sehipman,
Honorary pallbearers were J,
W Walter, <’ F W. Lehmann,
John Dankert, Peter Brown, Wil
liam Rieek and Charley Walter.
The Snider mortuary at Clear
water were in charge Burial was
in the Chambers cemetery.
Other Omrnbci-M News
Mr. and Mrs. William Turner
and granddaughters, Susan and
Jean Marie Thomson, drove to
Hastings Sunday, May 25, to visit
his mother, Mrs. Iva Turner, and
their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr .and Mrs. Robert Turner and
family.
Mr and Mrs. Gene Dobl>s and
children went to Emerson Sun
day, May 25, to visit his parents
and also an uncle, Francis Blume,
who had recently returned from
Saudi, Arabia, where he had
s{>eiit three years in government
work. Vike Dobbs remained in
Emerson with her grandparents.
Rickey Dobbs stopped at Wake
field for a visit with her grand
mother there.
Mr. and Mrs. it C. Nolte of
Oshkosh came Thursday, May 22,
and visited until Saturday with
her brother and sister-ui-iaw, Mr.
and Mrs. William Turner, and
other relatives. They attended
commencement exercises. Mr
and Mrs. Delos Edwards and girls
of Tekamah came Friday to vis
it the Turners and the Willard
Thomsons Mrs, Edwards is a
niece of Mr. Turner. They were
overnight guests in the Thomson
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Renos Kunz and
baby of Palmyra have been re
cent visitors of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lyle Waiter and family,
Mrs Nellie Lewman of Or
chard spent from Tuesday, May
20, until Monday, May 26, with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Daas.
Mrs Dean Cuckler of Lansing,
Midi., came Friday, May 23 to
spend a few days with her father,
W. E. Jones.
Mrs jonn i ioiilv wru, mis.
! (Charlotte Honeywell, Mrs Fred
; Tucker, Mrs. Eva CcCloud and
Mrs Anna Albers visited in the
I Seymore Harkins and Elvin Ru
i l)t»ek homes Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Brown of Ord came
Monday, May 19, to care for her
: sister, Mrs. Mina Myers who is
; in.
The Chambers high school stu
dents and teachers journeyed to
Dang Pine Friday, May 23, for
their last day of school picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Werner
and Connie, Marie Osborne and
Arthur Wintermote went to
, Wayne Sunday, May 25, where
they enoyed a picnic with Dennis
Werner and Leonard Wintermote.
The group went to Gavins Point
1 dam in the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Whitaker
were called to Ravenna by the
death of his uncle, Emmet Whit
aker.
Kellar club mot Wednesday,
21, at the home of Mrs. Ernest
Farrier with Mrs. Ray Hoffman
co-host ess. Ten memlxu's, two
visitors and two children were
present. Roll was answered by
giving a pet name they were cal
led. Door prizes were awarded
: to Mrs Guais Wintermote and
Mrs. Clyde Kelt/. The group sang
‘Beautiful Garden of Prayer”
and “What a Friend We Have in
Jesus” with T. E. Alderson at
the piano. Lunch was served.
The next meeting will he with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edwards
and children of Park Rapids,
Minn., came for the commence
ment exercises which were held
Friday evening, ‘May 23.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Taggert of
Dannebrog came Friday, May
23, to attend commencement ex
ercises.
Miss Leia ivrmer oi jvasiung
ton D. C., is expected early this
week to visit her mother, Mrs.
Fred Ermer, and to attend the
alumni banquet Friday evening.
At a drawing at the Shavlik
Hardware Saturday evening, Mrs.
John Dankert won the first prize—
an electric clock. Mrs. Lyle Han
na won second prize, a casserole
and Mrs. Reuben Peltzer receiv
ed third prize—a tool set.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Stevens,
Cherilyn and Terry of Atkinson,
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. R. Carpenter, Saturday, May
24.
Pvt. Sam Young, who has fin
ished his basic training at Ft.
Carson, Colo., is spending a fur
lough with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Young. His wife,
l^eona, who has been staying with
her parents at Laurel, is with
him.
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Members of the Chambers high school graduating class of 195,S: Top panel (left to right) —
Douglas Dankert, Ardell Edwards. Virginia smith, Darlene Harley and Connie Werner; second pan
el— Rodney Elkins, Phillis Fullerton, Kenneth Thompson, Deanna Porter and Gleason Grimes;
third panel—I atony FaKue, Loren Walter, ,ludy Fagan and Lonnie Taggert.—O'Neill Photo Co.
Chambers Seniors
Hear Norfolk Mayor
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Werner, Harley Are
Co-Winners
CI1AMBERS Commencement
exercises for the 195S graduating
('lass ( >f the Chambers high school
were held Friday evening. May
23. at the school auditorium with
J a large attendance.
Processional a n d recessional
I were played hy Karen Kruse,
Carol Tracy a n d Robert Kla
benes led the seniors. Rev. Earl
Schwenk gave the invocation and
the benediction
Connie Werner and Darlene
I Farley were co-valedictorians.
I'he former gave the ’'Welcome”
and the latter the “Farewell”.
Douglas Danker! presented the
"Class History”; Virginia Smith,
| "Class Will”, and Phillis Fuller
ton, “Class Prophecy”.
| Stanley Lambert sang the
“Lord’s Prayer” and Irene Brown
sang “Be the Best of Whatever
You Are”. A quartette composed
of Irene Brown, Mary Homolka.
Elaine Walter and Lome Mellar
sang "Graduation Day”.
The address was by Warren
Cook, mayor of Norfolk!
The American Legion auxiliary
presented a citizenship award to
Darlene Harley.
Scholarships were presented by
Principal William Witte to Con
nie Werner. Darlene Harley and
Ardelle E d w a rds. E. C.
Wlntermote, president of the
board of education, presented di
plomas to the 14 seniors and also
j the eighth grade graduates.
Gleeson Grimes received a
I scholarship to the Nebraska state
trade and technical school at Mil
ford. Due to an oversight the pre
sentation was not made at the
commencement rites.
Chin in Covered
Dish Dinner—
The Victory Homemakers’ club
held a May meeting at the home
of Mrs Ray Timmerman with
covered dish dinner.
Mrs. Ray Tunender gave a
lesson on "electricity”.
Mrs. John Babl. Mrs. John
Schaaf. and Mrs. Joe Ramold jr.
received mystery sister gifts.
Entertainment was provided by
playing cards and exchanging
of plants Mrs. Joe Ramold jr.
won high prize. Mrs. Arnold
Crawford won the door prize.
Next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. John Jansen on
June 11.—By Mrs. Ray Conway,
reporter.
Make Plans for
Range Meeting—
Grattan Hustlers 4-H club met
Friday. May 16, at the Boyd Boel
ter home. Roll call was answered
hy naming a truck.
Members in "beginning baking”
brought biscuits to be judged.
There was a discussion on Holt
county range clinic which is to be
held Monday. June 2. There was
also a roundtable discussion on
habits and habitat of different
birds.
Next meeting will be held June
8 at the C. R Hill home.— By
Carolyn Fuhrer, reporter.
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Roy Lanman expects to leave j
Monday for Mount Vernon, Wash., j
to visit his daughter, Mrs. Vernon |
Grenier, and family.
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Martin and Backhaus . . . win laurels at ag college rodeo.—U.
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0 Neill News
Steven and Mike Cronin, sons
of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cronin,
left Sunday to spend a week with
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. R. Johnson, at Cedar Rapids.
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
K. L. Van Voorhis were Mrs. E.
W. Thackman and Mrs. Fred
O’Banion of Chadron.
Larry Oetter is visiting in Oma
ha this week. His grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parker, are
planning to go to Omaha for this
weekend, and later to the West
coast for an extended visit.
Mrs. Fay Puckett of Belling
ham. Wash , visited Mr. and Mrs.
L. A. Ott and other friends here
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Streeter
and family spent Sunday visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Urban.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Paulsen
and family are attending the
alumni banquet at Tilden tonight
(ThursdayI They plan to visit
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Paulsen and Mr. and Mrs. V. II.
Maguire, in Tilden for the week
end.
Miss Ella Mae Paul, daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. Robert Paul,
is expected home memorial day
from Evangel college, Springfield,
Mo.
Miss Genevieve Biglin of Sioux
City visited Mr. and Mrs. F. N.
Cronin last Thursday, Friday and
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. George McCarthy
left for Omaha Monday, May 26,
to attend a Knights of Columbus
meeung. liiey wm icium
day, May 27.
Misses Patricia and Carolyn
McKenzie accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Matthews to Lincoln,
Saturday, where they were guests
for a few days. They will con
tinue to Witchita, Kans., where
they will visit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Huebert and
daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. James Havra
nek attended a birthday party
for her sister, Mrs. Joe Soukup,
at their farm home north of
town Sunday evening. There
were 25 guests. Cards were
played and cake and ice cream
were served.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Laurence Haynes from Tuesday
until Thursday were his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Haynes of
Page.
Mr and Mrs. Adolph Wetzler
and family of Verdigre took Mrs.
Mary Wetzler to Herrick, S. D.,
to visit her sister, Mrs. Lydia
Wetzler, for a few days.
Winnie Barger, Leona Hynes
and Mrs. John G. Stuifbergen at
tended market in Omaha two days
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Gallup and
family arrived Saturday from
Oklahoma and are spending a
week here with relatives
Gene and John McKenzie are
spending the week visiting their
grandmother. Mrs. Clyde McKen
zie of Lynch.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Matthews
spent Thursday until Saturday
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Dean Streeter and other
relatives.
Named All-Around
Cowboy at ‘ U ’
Ken Backhaus, an O'Neill high
graduate and a student at the
University of Nebraska college of
agriculture, last week was named
all-around cowboy at the annual
ag college rodeo. The event was
held on the ag college campus.
Backhaus bested other student
contestants by compiling the
highest cumulative point total in
the various rodeo events.
Soni Martin of Denton was
named all-around cowgirl. Martin
also is an ag college student.
Attend Graduation—
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Nelson
! had as their guests for the grad
j nation of their daughter, Miss
Sharon, their parents, Mr. and
i Mrs. William Rowe and Mr. and
j Mrs. J. H. Nelson all of Adrian,
| Minn., Mrs. Maynard Nelson of,
j Westbrook, Minn., and Mr. and |
I Mrs. Russell Nelson and Janie of ;
Adrian, Minn.
Hartys Honored—
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harty, of
i Chicago, 111., were guests-of-honor
I at a dinner party last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Artus
were the hosts. Other guests
were from the same graduating
class from St. Mary’s academy
as Mrs. Artus and Mr. Harty.
Move to Ainsworth—
Mrs. Edwin Sevcik and family
are moving Saturday to Ainsworih
to join Mr, Sevcik, who has been
transferred there. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Polacek and family are
renting the Sevcik house. Mr.
Polacek owns the bowling alleys
Return from West—
Mrs. Bill Kelly and Mrs. Jerome
Spittler drove to Grand Island
Wednesday to meet Art Spittler
of Ewing, who has been visiting
LeMartin Spittler of Orinda, Calif ,
for two weeks.
George Mumm, sr., Jean, Gary
and Marilee of Bloomfield, spent j
the weekend visiting Mr. and |
Mrs. George Mumm. jr.
Please Attend
JUNE MEETING
O’Neill Chamber of Commerce
Monday, June 2
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Wanda Lea Stevens
Bride in Church
Nuptials at Page
PAGE Tlie sanctuary of the
Methodist church provided the
setting for the pretty wedding
of Miss Wanda Lea Stev ens of
Onida, .S. D„ and David l,ee
Johnson, also of Onida, Sunday,
May 25, in a 2 o'clock rite with
Rev. Lisle Mivvmavv, pastor, of
ficiating.
Mrs. Davis Willets was soloist
and sang I Love You Truly" ami
"Because", with Mrs, Harvey
Holbrook, si,, at the piano
Pink and white carnations in
tall vases and baskets of spring
flowers graced the altai and were
repeated in the reception hall.
The bride is a daughter of Mr
and Mrs B. II Stevens of Page.
The bridegroom is a son of Mr
Idor Johnson of Rutland, S. D.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, appeared in a waltz
length gown of white nylon and
acetate lace. The moulded bodice
featured a square back neckline
with a huge bow at the waistline.
The full gathered skirt was fash
ioned with a pleated nylon net
front panel insert edged with lace,
over a ruffled net underskirt.
Her fingertip veil was held by
a juliette hat, daisy trimmed,
and site carried a bridal bouquet
fashioned in a crescent pattern
with pink streamers.
Mrs. Dennis La Pave, sister of
the bride, was matron-of-honor.
Her gown was an oft-the-shoulder
model of pastel blue dotted svviss
with a fitted bodice and a lull
stand-out skirt. She carried a
bouquet of pink carnations.
Dennis 1 .a Pave, brother-in-law
of ttie bride, served as bestman.
Kenneth -Stevens of Hoyt Lake,
Minn., and Elvin Stevens of San
Manuel, Ariz., brothers of the
bride, ushered. The men of the
party were attired in the conven
tional business suit and had white
carnat ion bout tonieres.
Ronnie Parks, nephew of the
bride, acting as a special usher,
sgated his grandmother, t h e
bride’s mother.
The mother of the bride ware
a beige linen duster over a beige
and brown printed silk dress.
Her accessories were tan. Her
corsage was fashioned of deep
pink carnations.
Immediately following the cere
mony' a reception was held in
Fellowship hall for 75 guests.
Those in charge of the arrange
ments were Mesdames Cordes
Walker, Gerald Lamason and Edd
Stewart. Mrs. Keith Cable poured
and Mrs. Elvin Stevens served the
cake. Jenelle Allen and Helen
Finch were waitresses.
Kathleen Walker presided over
the guest book and Mrs. Richard
Huxton of Omaha was in charge
of the gift table.
The bride is a graduate of the
Page high school and the Grand
Island Business college and was
employed at the Onida bank.
The bridegroom received his
education at Rutland, S. D., and
is employed at the agricultural
stabilization office at Onida.
The bride chose for her going
away costume a beige plaid ging
ham dress with green accessories.
Following a short wedding trip
through the Black Hills the couple
will be at home at Oneida.
Out-of-town guests at the wed
ding included: Mrs. Francis Mar
iority and Roger Johnson of Madi
son, S. D.; Mr. and Mrs Keith
Cable of Virginia, Minn.; Mr. and
Mrs. Fritz Brandt of Atkinson;
Mrs. Richard Buxton of Omaha;
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Stevens of
San Manuel, Ariz., Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Stevens of Hoyt
Lake, Minn.; Mr. and Mrs
Milo Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Har
vey Holbrook, sr., Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Holbrook, jr., and Mr. and
Mrs. David Willats, all of Orchard,
and C. E. Adamson of O’Neill.
Family Dinner—
EMMET—A family dinner re
union was held at the country
home of Mrs. G. D. Janzing of
Emmet Monday, May 26. Guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flem
ing and daughter of New Under
wood, S. D., Mrs. Dora Fleming
of Bakersfield, Calif, Joe Wool
ensock of Omaha, Louise Woolen
sock of Denver, Colo, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Winkler of O’Neill
and Vivian Ritz of O’Neill.
Go to Missouri—
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ressel plan
to go to Edgar to spend Memorial
day with their son and his wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ressel. From
there they will go to Neosho, Mo.,
to visit Mrs. Ressel’s mother,
Mrs. Susan Harris.
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Harold Osborn l eted
in Farewell Dinner
DORSEY- A farewell dinner
was held at the Harold Osborn
home Sunday, May 25, for Set.
Vernon Oleson, who has to re
port for overseas duty May 28.
lie will leave from Ft. lewis.
Wash.
Those who attended were:
Mr. and Mrs Charley Oleson
and family of Geddes, S, P, Os
ear Hoyden son of Platte. S. D .
5lrs. IVna Oleson of Lake Andes.
S. D., Mr and Mrs. T. J. Gra
ham and Mr, and Mrs. Howard
Graham and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Barta and Evelyn
of Redbird. All enjoyed the games
of softball and horse shoe after
dinner.
Ollier Horsey Nows
The country schools in this
vicinity are closed for the sum
mer Most of them had picnics
and now the teachers are pre
paring to go to summer school.
Several from here attended the
funeral of William Hughes in
Bloomfield. He was an old time
resident in the Seottsville com
munity.
On Sunday, May IS. a May day
dance was held at Pisehelville
The afternoon included a spe
cial entertainment for the small
children with treats for them.
Hay Keeler of Fremont, Mr. j
and Mrs. Bus Greene of Lynch
and Charley Oleson of Geddes,
S. D, spent Friday evening at
the Harold Osborn home.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barta
and Evelyn attended the dance
in Verdigre Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Lvle Wells were
visitors at the Slack home Sun
day. It was reported Lyle hnd j
the good fortune to catch a nine
pound catfish at Spencer dam
Sunday morning
Harry Carson was a caller at
the Bill Aim home Thursday.
Receive Americanism
Award at Exercises—
Miss Jane Petersen, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Petersen,
received the Americanism award
given by the American Legion
auxiliary. Simonson post 93 at
graduation exercises Thursday,
May 22. Up until the moment of
announcement, the identity of the
recipient was unknown to the
graduates.
The award was a $25 savings
bond to the outstanding all-around
girl of the senior class of O'Neill
high school.
Miss Joanne Lydon of Mission,
S. D., was the winner of the same
award at St. Mary’s academy.
CENTER UNION (O’Neill)
Rev. C. P. Turner, pastor
Sunday, June 1: Sunday-school,
10 a.m.; preaching service, 11 a.
m.; young people’s meeting, 8
p.m.; preaching service follow
ing YP meeting.
Prayer meeting and mission
study will be in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Lorenz Wednesday
evening at 8 o’clock. You are
cordially invited to attend any or
all of these services.
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Letter to Editor
Atkinson, Nebr.
Find chock for subscript ton and
w ant ad which wo'ordered on the
"Voice of The Frontier".
Emil Johnson wanted a hired
man. Cal Stewart announced i* fot
us and we had quick res <■
We hired a nice young man from
Oakdale. Thank you.
MINNIE GATED
‘Out West* 1 heme of
Father-Son Banquet
The annual father-son banquet
will be held Tuesday, June 3. at
T p m,, at Fellowship hall at First
Presbyterian church The theme
is "Out West"
The programs, in the form of
i highlj decorated cowboy !>oot,
announces "chow" will consist
ni Red river, spring roundup,
branded squealer, corraled Ida*
hoes, prairie breezes, sourdough
and grease, dude fixin's, ride 'em
cowboy, cow juice and sleep rust
ler.
The* program called Campfire
Frolics, includes:
Range Boss. Eureka Edwards
invocation, Autry Artus; group
singing, accompanied by Buffalo
Bowen; inspiration, Wyoming
Whltwer; welcome, Hopalong
llumrieh; responses, the Cisco
Kids; prancing capers, "The Ten
derfoots"; cowpoke caterwauling,
Bashknifc Hartman; saddling tip,
"Nebraska's Atomic Energy Pro
gram", Dr Emerson Jones.
Auxiliary \\ ill
Elect June 4
Tlu> regular meeting of the
American Legion auxiliary of
Simonson unit 93 willd be held
Wednesday, June 4, 1958, at 8
p.m., in the Legion hall.
There will be election of offi
cers at this meeting. Please
come, members. Attendance
award will be $5.00.
The auxiliary will take part in
the memorial day services.
Please be at the Legion hall at
9:30 a.m., Friday, May 30.—Jean
Kiege, unit president.
Clean Cemetery—
A group were at the Mennonite
cemetery, located 14 miles north
west of O’Neill Monday and clean
ed it.
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