I o Wed I his Summer
Mr. anti Mrs L/niis Burgett
of Amelia announce the en
gagement and forthcoming
marriage of their daughter.
Miss Viona (above!, to Jerry
Cuddy of Minneapolis, Minn.
Miss Viona is a 1956 graduate
of Chambers high school and
has been employed for the past
17 months by Northwestern
Bell Telephone company in O'
Neill. Mr Cuddy is a 1955
graduate of St. Mary’s acad
emy at O'Neill. At present he
is working for Gamble-Skogmo,
Inc., as an interior decorator.
A late summer wedding is
planned.
Visit ut liiniun—
INMAN I„irry Butterfield of
Grant and Chuck and Gary Butter
field of Osage City, Kans., spent
the Fourth o July weekend with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Just
in Butterfield of Inman.
Guests Here—
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Porter and
family of Columbus were Thurs
day, July 3, and Sunday, July 6,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gale Dier
berger.
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1 uch Family in
Niobrara Reunion
< Photo at right.)
NIOBRARA Seventy members
j of the Tuch family gathered at the
1 Niobrara state park for the eighth
annual reunion Sunday, July 6.
i The weather being perfect, a pie
1 me dinner, followed by visiting
and .swimming, helped to make it
a mi morable day.
Families attending were:
Frank Tuch; Mr. and Mrs. Wal
1 ter Tuch, Wallace, and Dallas; Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Tueh, Nanc>,
Rosemary and Johnny; Mr. and
Mrs Marion McCalley; Mrs.
Lloyd Tuch and Linda; Mr. and
Mrs. Walt IJoham; Mr. and Mrs
W a 11 Bohan; Mrs. Mar y
Dobriehosky; Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Hass; Mrs. Edward L. Pavlik,
Jerry and Mary Jean; Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Pavlik; Earline and
Jimmy; Mr. and Mrs David John
son; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hale;
Mr and Mrs. T. J. Graham; Mr.
anil Mrs. Howard Graham and
U*slie; Mrs. Pat Osliorn and
Ruth; Mrs. Vernon Oleson and
Neil; Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kroy
eik, Janice and Karen, Mr. and
Mrs. Walt Dobriehovsky; Mrs.
Shirley Thompson; Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Dobriehovsky; Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Moffett, Russell and
Harry; Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Brown, Brenda and Randall; Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Mulhair; Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Mulhair ana Loren;
Miss Pauline Mulhair; Mr. and
Vl i , Uupnlri k’ruinir Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Michanek, Janice and
Hasold Gene; Mrs. Rosie J. Gade
k,«n. Visitors were: Mrs. Delbert
Shaw and Nancy, Frances Hild
reth; AI Lee Brady; and Mrs.
Franks. ..
Mrs. Frank Tuch was the old
est in attendance and Neil Oleson
was the youngest.
Mrs. Mary Dobrichovsky, Mrs.
T. J. Graham and Frank
Tuch were the only ones of the
Frank Tuch, sr.. family that were
there who are still living except
„ne sister, Mrs. Bessie Kreysik who
lives in Canada. There are three
sisters and one bi-other deceased.
The Frank Tuch, sr., family
was one of the many families
that pioneered and h elp e d
settle the Pisrhelville community,
and have seen the many steps of
progress made in this United
States.
15 Year Army V«‘t
Ueenllsts —
Army Sgr. Donald Boyle, son
of Mr. and Mrs. James Boyle, ,
has reenlisted. He is a 15-yeai ,
veteran. He will be apart of
the army's "gyro" with the:
Second battle group, Second in-;
fantry division, when his division
goes to Augsburg, Germany,
early next year.
His wife and children, who
are living near his station at Ft.
Riley, Ivans., will accompany
him to Eutope.
The Boyles spent the Fourth
with relatives here.
Money To Loan!
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Property, Cars, Trucks,
Farm Equipment
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Head Tueh family . . . (left t<> rinlit): Mrs. T. .1. Graham, Frank
Tin'll and Mrs. Mary Dohrlohovsky.—The Frontier 1‘lioto by Mrs.
Ilaroltl Osborn.
Bolt of Lightning
Kills 16 Yearlings
Robert <“Bob”t Strong, who
lives 12 miles south of O’Neill
and three miles west, last week
reported 16 head of yearling
cattle in his pasture were kil
led by a Ixilt of lightning.
There were 24 head in the
pasture clustered near two
small oak trees. Strong esti
mated about two days hail elap
sed before the dead critters
were discovered.
Ten of the dead yearlings be
longed to Raymond Malcom of
Laurel, who was pasturing 10
at the Strong place for the sum
mer. Six belonged to Strong.
By coincidence, all 16 were
facing the same direction east
when the bolt struck.
Strong said he had to make
disposition of the animals be
cause the rendering people were
disinterested because the crit
ters had been dead "too long”.
The pasture is located on the
Weldon Wood place northeast of
Chambers and is now owned by
Herman Cook. Several neigh
bors in the vicinity lost one or
two each during the same storm.
4 KIIOV All's W1TNKSSKS
I'47 S 4th st., O'Neill
Friday, July 18, Theocratic
ministry school, 7:30 p.m., sub
ject, "Written Review”; service
meeting, 8:30 p.m., theme, "Up
holding the Issue.”
Sunday, July 20, Watchtower
study, subject, "Be Balanced in
All Things”.
Frontier want ads pay.
VSSK.MRIA OK <iOI) (O'Neill)
Rev. Robert A. Paul, pastor
Sunday, July 20: Sunday-school,
10 a.m . Allen Walters, superin
tendent; worship, 11 a.m.; child
ren’s church, 7 p.m.; Christ
Ambassadors service, 7 p. m.;
evening evangelisitic sen ice, S
o’clock.
Wednesday, July 23: Midweei
Bible study and prayer hour. 8
o'clock.
College and career camp It- r
'■a ni (Thursday i at Ni .i i i-a
.late park. This camp is for
ingle young people who have
i.een graduated from high -.cl . < A
and are under 35 years of age
fhe camp will close Mond y
morning. July 21.
CENTER UNION (O'Neill)
Rev. C. P. Turner, pastor
Sunday, July 20: Sunday-schen'.
i 10 a.m.; preaching service. 11
m.; young jx'ople's meeting at 8
i m.: preaching service loliovv
mg Y. P. meeting.
Wednesday, July 23; Prayer
meeting and Bible study, 6 p.m.,
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Lorenz home.
25 Turkeys Perish
During Hail Storm
CHAMBERS Hail damage Tues
day evening. July 8. was heavy at
the Henry Wood and Irwin La
Rue places, also at the Urban
farm.
Between 25 and 30 turkeys were
destroyed at the William Ermer
place.
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Tank Unit May Be
Switched to Infantry
or Combat Engineers
O Neill's company D, 195th tank
battalion, Nebraska national
guard, soon will lose its tank
and make a transition into an in
fantry of engineering company.
That's the speculation on the
eve of reorganization necessitated
hy the defense department's pro
posed cut in national guard
strength.
The armv in Washington, p C.,
has proposed the national guard
be cut from 400.000 to 360,000
men, and the paid ground reser
ves cut from 300,000 to 270,000
The 34th division of the nation
al piard (Iowa-Nebraska' is in
eluded in the div isions which will
be cut in strength and tie reor
ganized.
Maj.-Gen. Guy N. Henninger.
Nebraska’s adjutant - general
said it would he "impossible" for
hint to tell at this time what
number would he cut from the
34th. Governors on the national
guard advisory group and high
guard officials have been having
conferences with the defense de
partment.
Mr. Hubbard
Notes Anniversary—
CHAMBERS The follovvin
friends and relatives gathered
the H. \\. 11111 1111. j homo
evening duly 1 to help Mr, Hui
barn « . I rate tits hint uav m
versary: Mr. and Mrs. Steve St a
vhk and Pamela, Mr and M>
Edwin Hubbard and Ricky, Mr
and Mrs. A. B. Hubbard, Mrs. At
na Albers, Mr and Mrs. E. H. Med
calf. Mr. and Mrs. John Honey
well, Mr. and Mrs Glen Adams,
all ol Chambers, Miss Janet Kuw
er of Lincoln; Mrs. Charles Grubb
of Bremerton. Wash., and Dr. C.
M. Eason of O’Neill.
Other < 1mmhers News
Mrs Willard Thomson Mrs
Wayne Smith and Judy and Mt
A1 1 >eirking drove to Grand If
smd Thursday, July 10.
dt and Mrs. Donald Danker,
end Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ihotin
' tided the county Legion and
is nary meet ng at Ewing Suit
It and Mrs. Ed. he, on sr
i i Mrs. Bid Nelson, jr., ,ind in
tan sun came from Winner, SI)
Sunday, July 13, They weri din
ner guests of Mis C, E. libhets,
Mt - N Ison, jr,, the former Shat
on Osborns and baby remained
for a visit with her aunt, Mrs. Til
• etis, and other relatives.
Mrs. Clarence Martin and sons,
Leonard and Clarence ("Bud’) o!
Lincoln, were Sunday, July 13,
v tors in the Ernest Jungbluth
home. Bud remained and will
we k at the Everett Jarman place
during haying.
Mr. and Mrs. William Steskel
;,nd Terry of Atkinson were Sun
ir.iy, July 13, callers in the Flint u
Jungbluth home.
Miss Janet Etnver of Lincoln
M >n= the pasi weekend in the
John Honeywell hi me and v m
otln r friends. Miss Euvv r, a for
m- r Chamfers teacher, lias been
teaching the past year in Oregon
She has contracted to teach in a
high school at Katchokan Alaska,
the coming year
Charles Fox, jr., of Ord and
Al/e Bill Cbx of Lincoln were
weekend guests of their parents.
Rev . and Mrs. Cbx and sister, Mrs.
Render, and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Avery and
family of Beaudette Minn., visit
ed from Sunday. July 6, until
Tuesday, July S, with Mr. and
Mi's. AJ Leidtke. On Monday
evening the Avery's and Leitkes
visited Mr. and Mrs Bob Ruther
and son at Inman. The Averv
family formerly lived south-east of
Chambers, hav mg left the Com
munity alxxit 20 years ago.
1 'ennis Werner is spending two
weeks vvieth his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Werner, due to a
two weeks shutdown of the West
ern Electric plant in Omaha
where he is employed
I 3 Present for
Sunshine Meeting
LYNCH The Sunshine ev
« nsion club met at the home
Mrs. Gerald Lee Thursday a'
lemoon. Thirteen members vver,
present. Mrs Bill Burger. Cor
Lee, Iris Craig, Harlene and \
"ii ■ Holtz were v isitors
Plans wore made for a 1
h<x>th and committees appoiote.
Miss Harlene Holtz satn. a s >n
accompanied by Cora Lee.
Mi Harold Potter, song lead
was chairman of a songfesi.
Mrs. Potter gave the hist. ■ v i
• h song and led the ladies u
Other I vtitbit \rws
! In' Hay Mein age fnmdv were
•usinoss visitors in Niolrat
Thursday, Julj It).
Mr and Mrs. John Stroh an,
Hetty were Spencer visitors
Thursday, July 10.
The local young people attend
ing Wayne State Teachers en
e spent the weekend at then
respective horn ,
Chat i, Kolar ot Polk si t»t the
i't weekend unit home o il
lie has employment with n c. i
i ruction erevv.
Emil Peterson and Fred Svati
were business visitors in Omaha
his week.
Several Lynch people au< n k .
district court at Untie on Mot
cay. July 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Satie
l and children oi Hi in ion
visited relatives here Sund Juh
tl.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Coulter oi
Hooper visited George Thayeis
end i.emon Hubers over the July
. t> weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Chapman
and family of Oregon visile
with Mrs. Bertha Bare.
Mrs. Ruth Mikkelson is in
V. visiting her granddaugl
cr ind family.
Mrs. Pete Chvala spent Wed
r idiiy aliemoon, July 9,. with
Mrs. Thomas Jour a.
Mr. and Mrs. Dud Darnell and
I ther Kay spent Wednesday at
• moon at the Pete Chvala i n,
i h‘1 Highland Extension clul
menihers and their families h<
P ’ir annual picnic at the cilv
park, Sunday. July 13.
Mr and Mrs Joe Jlrbek and
family of Verdel attended the
Havranek-Soukup pienic at the
Ft Randall park, Sunday, July 6
Pauline Mulhair returned home
from Miami. Fla . where she had
spent several months
O’M KILL UH \l*«
Mr. and Mrs, George Mott and
daughter, Mrs Kthel Frisoh,
were in Verdigre Wednesday,
July 9
Monday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs Dwayne Philbriek were
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ora
Philbriek of Stuart.
Miss Mary Ryan and Miss
Rumor Van Horn went to Miller,
SP. Sunday and returned Mon
day
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