I
Attendance Awards
to Three Members
EWING — "Changing Patterns
in the March of Missions" was the j
theme of the lesson presented by I
Mrs. Anna Pollock and Mrs. Sis
Ebbengaard in dialogue form when
the Women’s Society of Christian
Service met Wednesday, June 11,
at the parlors of the Methodist
church. Mrs. Pollock also pre
sented the devotions and prepar
ed a W’orship table.
Mrs. J. L. Pruden gave a read
ing, "Recipe for a Day.’’ Mrs.
Earl Billings gave the secretary’s
report after being absent from a
long illness. Mrs. William Spence
gave the treasurer’s report which
was filed subject Jp audit due the
fact that the Spence family will
soon move to O'Neill ,
Mrs. Willis Rockey, secretary
of childrens work, gave a report
on the daily vacation Bible
school. Mrs. Henry Fleming told
of the goals accomplished by the
society the past year. Mrs. Ben
Lursen read several items of in
terest.
The society voted to buy five
corsages for missions for $5.00.
Thunkyou notes were read from
Mrs. Charles Whitney of Carroll.
The WSCS of Clearwater, and
Mrs. Ralph Eacker.
Honored for a year of perfect
attendance were Mrs. Tinsley,
Mrs. Pruden and Mrs. Jessie An
gus. Greeting cards were sent to
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Alden, Mrs.
Waldo Davis, Mrs. Lizzie Angus
and Mrs. Frank Noffke, sr.
Plans were made for a farewell
1 o’clock covered dish dinner at
the church parlors on Tuesday,
June 17, honoring Mrs. Spence.
Donations for the silent auction
were made by Mrs. Will Conner
and Mrs. Jessie Angus. Mrs.
Henry Fleming and Mrs.
Frank Belmar were appointed as
committee to procure a bulletin
board.
The June bride was featured in
table decorations for the luncheon
served by Mrs. Andrew Olson and
Mrs. Willis Rockey. Mrs. Louis
Pofahl was a guest.
Jiffy Breads Served
ait joint Meet—
EWING—The Facts and Fun
home extension club met Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Harry Van Horn. They were join
ed by. the Holt Happy Hamemak
crs for a joint session.
A business meeting was held by
each group in charge of Mrs. J. L.
Pruden and Mrs. Vearl Tuttle
presidents.
A lesson and demonstration on
"Freezing of Foods" was chosen
for July. A film strip, "The In
ternational Peace Gardens", was
shown by Mrs. Pruden with Mrs.
Vincent Thiele as narrator.
Demonstrations on jiffy breads
were given by Mrs. Ben Larsen
and Mrs. Ella Zeims, who made
butterfly variety rolls: Mrs. An
drew Olson made thin bread and
Mrs. Pruden showed Pizzaburgers.
These were served for refresh
ments with a salad by th Holt
Happy Homemakers, and coffee
and brownies by Mrs. Van Horn.
Eight members of the Facts
and Fun club were present with
three guests- Mrs. Lizzie Grim,
Miss Bertha Harris and Mrs. Rob
ert Van Horn and son, Allen.
Nine members were in attendance
for the Holt Happy Homemakers.
Banks Assigned
at Ft. Riley—
Army Sgt. OrvHle W. Banks,
; whose wife, Marilyn, lives at
15225 State Fair. Detroit, Mich.,
recently was assigned to the First
infantry division's 4th cavalry at
Ft. Riley, Kan.
Sergeant Banks is a driver in
the cavalry's troop B.
The sergeant, 24, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Banks of O’Neill, attend
ed O’Neill high school.
Attend Funeral—
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thorin and
daughter, Miss LaVonne, went to
Neligh Friday, June 13, to attend
funeral services of Mr. Thorin’s
uncle, David Thorin.
To California—
W. B. Wolfe left Saturday, June
14, for Long Beach, Calif., for a
three- to four-month visit with his
daughter.
Celia News
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Braun and i ]
family were Sunday, June 8, sup- j
per guests at the Clarence Froken
home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mintle at
tended church at Springview Sun
day, June 8. Their son, James, ■
had charge of the services.
Mrs, Arlene Thurlow helped
with the work at the Joe Hend
rick’s home this past week.
Rev. and Mrs. Walter Steinkaup
called at the Mark Hendricks
home Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mintle had
dinner at the home of their son.
Duane, of Emmet Sunday, June 15.
Mr. and Mrs. Sickeneder and
daughter had dinner with Mrs.
Sickeneder s mother, Mrs. Fern
Morsett, at Royal Sunday, June 8,
They all attended a wedding
shower in the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kilmurry
and family of Milwaukee, Wise-,
visited at the Frank Kilmurry
home Saturday, June 14.
James Mintle o f Springview
visited at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Mintle, Sat
urday, June 14.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hendricks and
I family, Connie and Gary Hitch
1 cock, and Eloise Heiser attended
a chivari for Don Butterfield Fri
day.
Mrs. Leonard Chaffin and Mrs.
Merrill Anderson called on Mrs.
Joe Hendricks Saturday morning,
June 14.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hendricks,
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Swim, Fran
cis Chaffin and Vivian Thurlow
were dinner guests at the Sicken
eder home Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hendricks and
Nina were at the Chaffin home for
dinner Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Anderson
drove to Bassett Wednesday, June
11. on business.
Roger and Gary Hoffman at
tended Bible school at the Eman
ual Lutheran church the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McKathnie
left for their home in Falbrooke,
Calif., Sunday, June 8. They had
attended a family reunion at the
Milton McKathnie home.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Allard
and children of Hot Springs, S. D.,
ire visiting at the homes of Frank
Kilmurry and P. W. Kilmurry.
Mrs. Allard is a sister of Frank :
Kilmurry, Mr. and Mrs. P. W
Kilmurry are their parents.
Miss Dorothy Scott was a sup-1
x>r guest at the Frank Kilmurry
ionic Tuesday evening, June 10. |
\fter supper, Miss Scott and the
Kilmurry family visited the Jim |
Doming home at Stuart.
O’Neill News
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Eby on Sunday, June 8, were
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Anton
Nissen of Page, Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Nissen and children of Columbus.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Nissen and
children of Page, Lorenz Nissen
of Wilmington, N. C., Mrs. David
Eby and daughter of Denver, i
Colo.
Christy and Jimmy, children of
Mr. and Mrs. George Janousek.
are spending a couple weeks with
their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. [
E. O. Ilile, in Columbus.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haggerty
and seven children arrived Tues-1
day evening, June 10, from Phoe
nix, Ariz., to spend a vacation with
Mrs. Haggerty’s mother, Mrs. L.
W. O’Malley. Mr. Haggerty par
ticipated in the golf tournament
here, and Mrs. Haggerty attended
a reunion of the St. Mary's aca
demy graduating class of 1933.
Mrs. Lad Janousek and Effie
Stevens spent Sunday, June 8, in
Sioux City, la., visiting friends
Mr. and Mrs Allen Jaszkowiak
were Sunday, June 8, guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Brewster in
Stuart.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cromwell
of Yankton arrived Monday, June
9, and are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Johnson.
Mrs. Vince Smedley of Deer
field, 111., was a Saturday, June
7, overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Liable.
Mr. and Mrs. William Donovan
of Spalding and Dave Langan of
Spencer were Monday, June 9,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lon
don.
Dennis Bray of Lincoln arrived
Sunday, June 8, and is a house
guest of Judy Liddy.
640 - Acres - 640
Improved Hay & Pasture Land
SELLING
AT
BOYD COUNTY. NEBR.
The following described improved real estate, located one mile south of Lynch, Nebr.,
will be offered at public auction, on the premises, on —
Saturday, June 28th
— STARTING 1 P. M. —
THE LAND
All liay and pasture except for approximately 50 acres in
alfalfa.
Legally described as WVfe of Section 27, W% of SE Vi of
Section 27, and SWVi of NE*4 of Section 27, totaling 440 acres;
S'-.- of S'4 of Section 22 and NEVi of SWLt of Section 22, total
ing 200 acres, all in Township 33, North of Range 10, west of the
Sixth F. M., Boyd County, Nebr.
Improvements are situated on Section 27.
Real estate to be offered as a unit and separately, and will
be sold in whichever manner is productive of the highest amount
of money. A section line road divides the Boschult land in Sec
tions 22 and 27. )
General Information
Good elementary school and four-grade high school within
one mile; mail route passes buildings. REA. Dial telephone ser
vice available at place.
Large dam contains water fed by live springs which have
never been known to go dry. Place has never had shortage of
water.
Good deep well at farmstead. Supply tank. Water Is piped
underground to buildings and corrals.
Your Inspection Invited
Anyone wishing to inspect the premises is invited to do so
in advance of the sale by contacting the auctioneer-real
estate broker, Col. Ed Thorin, O'Neill, Nebr., or the own
; er. Mrs. Ida L. Boschult, Lynch, Nebr., who resides on the
premises.
IMPROVEMENTS
Seven-Room Dwelling
26 x 28 Barn, stanchions for nine cows,
four stalls, hay loft
16 x 16 Poultry House
8 x 20 Poultry House
8x10 Brooder House
10 x 16 Granary
Hog House — Good Cement Cave
16 x 24 Tool Shop
2—Moveable Hog House, 8 x 24, with
flooring, to be sold separately
6x12 Moveable Granary, to be sold
separately
Terms of Sale
Warranty deed and abstract of title will be furnished pur
chaser.. Twenty percent of purchase price is to be paid on day
of sale; balance is to be paid upon delivery of abstract and war
ranty deed at which time possession will be given.
Arrangements may be made for purchaser to have benefit
of pasture and portion of hay crop for the 1958 season.
First cutting of alfalfa has been harvested and will not be
sold with real estate. Last year the pasture carried 150 cows
ar.d their calves.
0
Last year the hayland produced 135 tons of good quality
hay, besides seeding of alfalfa, from which $1,600 worth of al
falfa seed was sold. Approximately 100 tons of 1957 hay is still
on the place.
Land is well fenced into two units. Good woven wire
fencing.
IDA L. BOSCHULT, Owner
COL ED TH0R1N, O’NEILL, NEBR.
Auctioneer-Real Estate Broker
Venus News
Mrs. Francis Latzel and
daughter, Debra, of Bloomfield
spent the June 7-8 weekend with
her grandfather, Herman Dorr,
and at Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dorr
home.
Mrs. Viola Pospeshil was a
Creighton visitor Sunday, June 8.
She brought out the ice cream
for the Work and Fun club picnic.
Jense and son well digging
crew started on a new well at
the Fred Uhlir farm on Friday,
June 6.
Henry Pospeshil of Worthing
ton, Minn., came Friday, June 6,
to visit with his brother, William
and George Jeffery and family.
He left for North Plattt Monday,
June 9, to visit with his sister
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Ebminten, returned to the Jef
fery home Friday, June 13.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Pierce
spent Sunday, June 8, at the
home of their sons and daughter
in-law', Mr. and Mrs. Arne Pierce.
Mrs. Ralph Brookhouser helped
Mi's. Fred Uhlir with papering
Thursday, June 12.
Sunday evening, June 8. visitors
at the Frank and Emil Bartos
homes were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Brookhouser.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Finch were
Tuesday, June 10, visitors at the
Ralph Brookhouser home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Finch vis
ited with Clarence Finch at the
St. Anthony’s hospital Saturday
June 7. Clarence broke both
wrists in a fall from an alfalfa
stack on Thursday, June 15.
Douglas Porter, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Porter of Neligh, re
cently spent a week with his aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ora
Caskey. He returned to his
home Sunday, June 8, when his
parents stopped for him on their
way to the Clayton Johnson home
for dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pospeshil
returned Friday, June 6, from a
business trip to Genoa and Cen
tral City.
Mrs. George Jeffrey called at
the Cecil Moser home Sunday,
June 8.
The Work &shrd hrdl shrd hr
its annual picnic at the Grimton
school, Sunday, June 8, with all
members buts one present.
Hungerford to Teach
at Cortland—
NEWPORT — Richard ("Dick")
Hungerford, former O’Neill high
athlete and a former marine jet
pilot, has signed to teach at Cort
land high school for the 1958-'59
term. He will serve as principal,
athletic coach and teach biology
and chemistry.
Hungerford, who spent the week
end here, is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Hungerford. He and his
family live at Huskerville, outside
Lincoln, and he will commute be
tween Cortland and Lincoln.
Hungerford trains monthly with
a marine air unit at Kansas City,
Mo.
Graduates from
Chemical School—
STUART — Sgt. Jerry L. Dean,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dean
of Stuart, recently was graduated
from the Eighth infantry divis
ion’s basic chemical, biological
and radiological (CBR) warfare
school in Germany.
Sergeant Dean is regularly as
signed as chief radio operator in
the Eighth’s headquarters. He en
tered the army in 1952 and was
last stationed in Korea. His wife,
Luise, is with him in Germany.
EXCEED GOAL
A total of 20 Nebraska counties
have exceeded their goal in the
American Cancer society’s 1958
drive. These include Holt, Knox,
Cherry and Keya Paha. The Holt
chapter turned in $1,523.07 compar
ed to a goal of $1,475; Knox turn
ed in $1,533.23 and the goal was
$1,530.
rr 1 --- .1' .. --^E. »-—
Sister M. Esther
Off for Germany
Sister Rosalie Also
in-Group
LYNCH Sister Mary Esther of
the Sacred Heart hospital left
this week to visit the Benedictine
Motherhouse and relatives in Ger
many. „ |
Sister Rosalie, formerly of
Lynch, also is in the group. They
made the trip by plane.
Other Lynch News
Mrs. Florence Elson left Sun
day for her home in Aurora. Colo.,
after an extended visit with her
brothers, Gordon and Guy Keller.
Mary Dahlberg of Spencer is
staying with the Vernon Dahlberg
family north of Lynch.
The Misses Lois and DeMaris
Strong of Chambers closet! a week
of Bible school at the Wesleyan
Methodist church here with a pro
gram Friday evening.
Mrs. Clarence Kolund and
children were business visitors in
Spencer Wednesday, June 11.
Mrs. Charles Courtney and son
Robert, Marvene May, Mrs. Clar
ence Kolund, Sharon Courtney and
Mrs. Marie Webber were business
visitors in Sioux City on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Fallcr
and two sons of Siour City are vis
iting at C.L. Haselhorsts this week.
They all enjoyed 6 o'slock dinner
at the Edward Streit home Fri
day.
A1 Meyers, who is home on fur
lough, spent Monday night, June
9, with Francis Fisher.
Mrs. William Foster and fam
ily spent Friday with Mrs. G. L.
Mulhair. She plans to return Fri
day to her home at Montezuma,
Kans.
Mrs. Herbert Rossmeer and
children spent several days this
week at Edward Steits.
Mrs. Frank Mulhair was sur
prised when a group of friends
came to help her celebrate her
birthday Sunday, June 8, bringing
filled baskets for a picnic
supper* must' picst*m were, mi.
and Mrs. Leslie Stewart and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schind
ler and Albert Lee, Mrs. Dayton
Sieler and daughters, Mr. and
Mrs. Emil Micanek, Joe Micanek
and Joe Randy, Mr. and Mrs.
Tommy Courtney and family and
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Courtney and
also Mr. and Mrs. Aldon Zink of
Omaha.
Danny Mulhair spent Thursday
night with Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Mulhair.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Havran
ek and family brought a decorat
ed cake to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kal
howski Friday evening to help the
Kalhowski’s celebrate their first
wedding anniversary.
Debbie and Danny Havranek
spent Wednesday, June 11, at the
Billy Spencer home.
Mrs. Herbert Rossmeier and
family spent Tuesday and Wed
nesday, June 11, at the Beryl
Moodys home.
Elinore Barnes, Bonnie Flan
ders, Carrol Tonner and Joyce
Holtz all of Wayne are home for
the weekend.
A committee of eight met at the
Legion hall Thursday to make fur
ther plans for the alumni ban
quet next week.
The members of the Mason
lodge met Tuesday, June 10, and
made plans to reshingle the build
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorie Micanek,
Mrs. Beryl Moody and Emery
were O’Neill visitors Thursday.
C. A. Moody, sr., was a Thurs
day supper guest at the Beryl
Moody home.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Nielson were
O'Neill visitors Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pinker
man returned to their home in
Kimball Saturday, June 7, after a
10-day visit with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mulhair
went to Lincoln Wednesday and
A wise man once said that a nation’s
greatness is merely the reflection of the
greatness of its people. Ours is a prosper
ous nation . . . rich in material things . . •
and rich, too, in the joy of giving. No one
starves in our land. For our people will
not knowingly permit it. No charitable
cause in our land fails ... no matter how
large ... no matter how small. Our people
rally to the side of its champion ... dis
regarding race, creed or color.
There is an unwritten law in our land
... a golden rule . . . which has not
the means nor the need for enforcement.
Truly we do unto others as we would have
.others do unto us.
Communities Served by Kansas-Nebraska
Have Natural Gas to GROW On
mLLyyL|LUjLiiUiJ
For Dependable GAS Service
returned here Thursday, trucking
Mrs. Phyllis Mulhair’s household
goods back to her farm home here.
The Presbyterian Bible school
Hanson and Mrs. Allen Henderson
was held in Monowi the past week
teaching. A picnic dinner was
with Lena Johnson, Mrs. Harold
held Friday at the close of the
school.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Schindler
and farrtily of Mazoula Montana
are here this week visiting friends
and relatives.
Harlan Heiser, Janice Schind
ler, James Chvala, Luella Stroh
all of Wayne spent the weekend
with homefolks.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weeder
and family attended the Lynch
Lake Andes baseball game at
Lake Andes Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Sieler and
Susan spent Sunday, June 15, at
the George Seiler home in Butte.
Carl Weeder and Marlin Lewis
were business visitors in O’Neill
Thursday.
Mrs. Vesta Lewis of Monowi
spent Friday at the Herman Heis
er home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rowles of
California are visiting at the Mike
Piklapp home. Mrs. Rowes is the
former Miss Phyllis Piklapp.
Mrs. Leonard Havranek, Mrs.
Dayton Sieler, Mr. and Mrs. A1
Schindler and Albert I^?e were
business visitors in Sioux City
Monday.
Ernest Darnell’s rural mail
route has been improved. He now
goes north to the Beryl Moody
farm, north past the Pleasant
View school to the Kenneth John
son corner, turns west and goes
around that section, back to the
Pleasant View school, thus giving
several patrons closer mail deliv
ery.
The Farmers Union Coopera
tion elevator company is having
a quonset building built on the
grounds. It will hold 40,000
bushels of grain.
Mrs. Guy llarnes called on
Mrs. Bertha Bare Sunday.
Elinor Barnes of Wayne spent
the weekend at home.
Mesdames Charles Courtney,
Jake Birmeier, Mel Lueken and
Miss Margaret Stenger were
Thursday evening visitors at fhe
Don Allen home.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Barnes and
family were Sunday dinner guests
at the Guy Barnes home.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bjorn
sen of Vancouver, Wash., Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Peters and family and
Mrs. Mabie Peters arrived here
from Oregon for a visit at the
Nata Bjomsen home. Mr. and
Mrs. Neil Bjomsen of California
plan to bo here this week,
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bornsen
visited at the Barry Baker home
in Fairfax, S. D., Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Sieler and
Susan visited at Dale Audiss'
Sunday evening. ,
The Leonard liavranek children
stayed with Mrs. Glen Hull
Thursday evening while Mrs.
liavranek attended tut alumni
meeting.
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