Collins, Sladek
Feted at Party
CELIA -Paul Focken entertain
ed a group of young people at
a farewell party for George Col
lins, jr., and Don Sladek at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Focken, sr.
Those present were Donnie and
Carolyn Frickel, James Hend
ricks, Connie and Gary Hitchcock,
Elloise Hieser, George and Robert
Collins, Butch Braun, Alvin An
derson, June Focken, Wayne and
Bill Baker, Shirley Olson, Don
Sladeck, Jim Hansen, Jean and
Cal Allen, Donna, Marjorie and
Merl Winings, James Mellor,
Dean Garwood, Shirley Fundus.
Other Celia News
Mr and Mrs. Omer Poynts were
dinner guests at the Mark Hend
ricks home on Sunday, July 27.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hitchcock
and family and Miss Elloise Hie
ser were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hendricks.
Arlin Hendricks had dinner and
spent the afternoon at the Leon
ard Chaffin home Sunday, July
27.
Mrs Ellis Emmons of French
Lick, Ind., came Sunday, July 27,
to spend a week with her daugh
ter-in-law, Mrs. A1 Emmons, the
former Alice Focken, who has
been living with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Focken, since
her husband went to Okinawa.
Mrs. A1 Emmons hopes to join her
husband soon in Okinawa
Danny Focken spent Monday
and Tuesday, July 28-29, at the
Vic Frickel home with friends.
Mr. and Mrs George Beck and
Jean and Joan Jones, daughters
of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jones,
were guests at the Duane Beck
home for dinner on Monday, July
28.
Miss Dorothy Scott had dinner
at the Duane Beck home Friday
Mr. and Mrs. George Mintle
called at the Werner Possnicker
home Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sicheneder
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^S^hm^S^vuSfTier mother,
Mrs. Fern Morsett, Sunday at
Royal.
Mr. and Mrs. Duke Hoffman
and son and Miss Dorothy Scott
spent Wednesday evening, July
30, at the Duane Beck home.
Miss Jane Naper accompanied
the John Sicheneders to Royal on
Sunday. Her sister, Karen Naper,
is helping Mrs. Sicheneder with
the cooking for the hay men.
Oren Shippen, the new agricul
tural teacher in Atkinson, visited
at the Hans Lauridsen home on
Friday. He is getting acquainted
with the prospective agricultural
students.
The iJJtheran Women’s Mission
ary league of Atkinson met at the
park house for a picnic dinner one
day last week and later held the
regular business meeting. Those
present were Mrs. Byrl Beck, Mrs.
Dorothy Hoffman, Mrs. Kasper
Harley, Mrs. Blaine Garwood and
Mrs. Irene Frickel.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Lauridsen
and family visited at the Leo
Wabs home Saturday night, July
26, and enjoyed the meeting of the
4-H’rs belonging to the King
Livewires.
Mrs. George Mintle called at
the Hans Lauridsen home Friday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Frickel and
family spent the evening at the
Hans Lauridsen home, Sunday,
July 27.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Anderson
had dinner and spent the after
noon at the Claire Anderson home
in Long Pine on Sunday, July 27.
Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Anderson
of Redbird had supper at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mer
rill Anderson, Saturday, July m.
Keith Anderson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Merrill Anderson, is visiting
his sister in Montcello, Wise. He
plans to be there indefinitely.
Mr. and Mrs. Connie Frickel and
son, Curtis, called at the George
Syfie home.
Mrs. Jerry Henderson and son,
Timmy, visited her sister Mrs. Vic
Frickel Monday evening, July 28.
She brought Vicky Frickel home.
She had been visiting her aunt
the past week.
David and Glenn Frickel are
visiting with their aunt, Mrs. Jerry
Henderson, at Valentine now.
Linda and Larry O’Connell,
grandchildren of Mrs. Roy Thur
low, had dinner at the Leonard
Chaffin home Sunday, July 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Duke Hoffman and
son, Gary, visited at the Frank
Kilmurry home Wednesday, July
30.
Sunday, July 27, dinner guests
at the Alex Frickel home were
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Straka and son,
La Verne; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Straka and son, Michael, and later
in the day Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Liable called.
Patty and Joan Straka, daugh
ters of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Frickel
are visiting at the Don Putman
home in Atkinson this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Armold and
Peggy enjoyed a picnic supper at
the Milton McKathnie home
Mrs. Amelia Hoffman and her
son, Ed, and his grandson, Roger
Hoffman, came home after a
week's visit at Morristown and
Lemon, S.D., with friends and
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Duke Hoffman
called at the Vic Frickel home
Thursday morning.
Roger and Gary Hoffman play
ed ball with the Atkinson Pee
wee’s Friday night and later ac
companied their parents to the
Lou Siebert home where a group
of friends charivaried Mr. and
I Mrs. Edwin Siebert.
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Gillettes to Operate New Plant
Gillette Dairy. Inc., will have a new powdered
milk plant in Norfolk to be erected on East Omaha
ave. Arrangements for the new building were
made through the Norfolk Development corpora
tion. Norfolk Chamber of Commerce industrial
committee and Small Business administration in
Washington, D. C. The project is intended to give
the non-grade A milk producers in the area a con
tinued market tor their product aner JUiy i, iroif.
when LB 584, a measure enacted by the Nebraska
legislature, goes into effect. The new law requires
all fluid milk bottled to be grade A. Gillettes will
operate the powdered milk plant for the Norfolk
Development corporation. Cost of the building (ar
tist's sketch above) is $188,782, according to How
ard Strong & Associates, architects.
Debit News
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Wulf of
Michigan have been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Krebs, in Neligh and
other friends and relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sehi visited
at the Mlnarik home in Lindsey
the first of the week
Bill Larson of Oklahoma City,
Okla., J. A. Larson of Ewing were
dinner guests at the H. Reimer
home on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Donohoe
of O'Neill have moved to Minden
where he has been transferred.
He works at J. M. McDonald com
pany. Mrs. Donohoe is the for
mer Pat Bauer.
Elayne Reimer and Joan Swanz
spent the weekend with Mrs. Cal
kins in Plainview.
Mrs. Ralph Beaudin and two
children of Pittsburg, Pa., Mu.
and Mrs. Gene Ray and two
children of Omaha arrived at the
Tomjack home Friday. The Rays
spent the weekend here. Mrs
Beaudin and children remained
for a longer stay .
Terry Harpster spent one day
last week with Lyle Bartak.
Ferdie Hupp, Maymond Sterns
and Glenn Harspter had Mr.
Schrader from Ewing shell corn
for them last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Harpster
and sons and Mrs Fred Harpster
were O’Neill visitors recently.
Mrs. Pat Burke arrived home
Friday from Wayne State Teach
ers college.
The Sisson family were Sun
day guests at the Echo Fisher
home in St. Edward. Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Reimer of Lincoln were also
guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Temple
Twila and Shirley spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Temple
and family in Linsoln.
To Wed Soon—
Miss Rose Mary Corkle, daugn
ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Corkle,
arrived Sunday from El Paso,
Tex., where she was employed
during the summer. Miss Corkle
and Bernard Mohr will be married
August 16. Miss Cera Corkle, a
student nurse at Providence hos
pital in Kansas City, Kans., will
arrive Saturday for her vacation.
Miss Bette French
Bride-Elect, Feted
PAGE—Miss Bette French was
honored at a pre-nupital shower
Friday evening in Fellowship hall
at the Page MetKodist church.
Members of Miss French's Page
high school graduating class of
1956 sponsored the event.
The hall was decorated with
blue-and-white streamers with an
occasional accent of pink. The
gift table was covered w-ith lace
cloth over blue and a bride’s
doll centered the background.
A program was presented fea
turing Miss French’s life history,
emphasized with musical num
bers by the quartette including
Mrs. Larry Taylor, the Misses Mar
ilyn Terrill, Kay Nissen and Don
na Crumly. There was a rhythym
band composed of the Misses Lura
Ann Crumly, Linda Cronk, Kay
Nissen and Mrs. Larry Taylor.
Miss Aletha Rutherford sang a
solo, "Forever and Ever" accom
panied by Mrs. Merwyn French,
jr. Mrs. Lisle Mewmaw accom
panied the quartette and the band.
Mrs. J. W. French, Mrs. Larry
Taylor, Mrs. Norman Saltz, Mrs.
Frank Beelaert and Miss Brenda
were in charge of decorations.
Mesdames Garhardt Luebeke,
Dan Troshynski, Harold Summers,
Melvin Roach, Lloyd Fusselman,
Earl Parks, Francis Boelter, Ray
mond Taylor, Homer Rutherford,
Robert Gray, Harley Kennedy,
and Glen Harris served refresh
ments to 80 guests.
Miss French will become the
bride of Robert Frels of Hershey
in an afternoon rite at the Page
Methodist church Sunday, August
m
Wyoming WSCS_
Affair Like Page’s
PAGE—Mrs. Herbert Steinberg
read the report on the $33.50 sil
ver offering from the memorial
tea. This v\*j11 be sent to a special
mission which has not been de
signated todate.
One hundred dollars was voted to
be sent to the mission board
toward the pledge. Mrs. Jesse
Kelly presiding
Mrs. Merwyn French, sr., gave
an account of a church WSCS tea
she attended at Saratoga, Wyo., as
the guest of Mrs. Alton Trow
bridge, making the observation
that WSCS affairs are conducted
in about the same manner every
where with the “same brand and
amount of confusion in the homes
where guests are being entertain
ed’.
She observed the hostess in
Wyoming must provide many
items needed at the tea plus the
inconvenience of being stuck in
the sand while reviewing the
Trowbridge pasture herd.
She also spoke of the marriage
of their son, Can-oil, to Miss Tove
Jensen on August 3 in far away
Belgian Congo, Africa, promising
an account of the wedding when
it arrives.
Mrs. N. D. Ickes had the de
votions and lesson on “Sigrtificent
News Items in These Changing
Times.”
Mrs. Frieda Asher and Mrs. R.
V. Crumly served lunch to 30
guests.
ADOPT GIRD
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McDermott
of O’Neill announce the adoption
of Carol Jean, 11, Friday, July 25.
0 Neill News
Last Thursday guests of Mrs
Ethel Frisch and sons were Mr.
and Mrs. Bennie Dryak and Jean
nie and Ellen and Jeanette Mar
shall, all of Verdigre.
D. N. Loy and daughter, Mrs.
Ray Lawrence and Carroll W.
Stewart attended the funeral Sun
day of William E. Lamm, 84, of
Norfolk. Burial was near Allen.
Mr and Mrs. D. D. DeBolt vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Towle in
Norfolk Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stutz and fam
ily returned recently from a
week’s vacation with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Oik in Peters
burg.
Mr. and Mrs. James Adams and
Cindy and Chipper of Toledo, O.,
arrived last Thursday to visit her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Clements. Mr. Adams returned
home over the weekend and Mrs.
Adams and the children will leave
August 12.
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Claus
sen were Sunday lunch guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Karel.
Miss Mae Hammond of Omaha
arrived Friday evening to spend a
few days with relatives including
her sister and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Ira H. Moss.
Monument* of lasting beauty
made by skilled craftsman of tbe
J. F. Bloom Go. • . • monuments
from the factory of the con
sumer.—Emmet Crabb, O’Neill.
Cecil Bishop came from Kear
ney to spend the weekend with
Mrs. Bishop and the children.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bennett and
family spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Bennett at Ewing.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Baker were
in Sioux City Friday and Satur
day They attended the wedding of
Gordon Hull.
Miss Conita Jo Bazelman of
Omaha was home for the week
end. She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Bazelman
Guests Wednesday, July 30, at a
fish fry at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Beilin and boys were
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eppenbach
and girls.
Plan Demonstration
for Friday Meet—
The Happy Hollow 4-H club
members met Tuesday, July 22, at
the Johnny Miller home. Owen
Schmidt, Frances, Mary and Caro
line Bergstrom were absent. Roll
call was answered with favorite
birds. Tom Schmidt and Charlene
Miller gave the pledges to the
American and 4-H flags.
Faye Scheer reported on 4-H
camp held at Niobrara state park.
Lunch was served by the mothers.
Next meeting will be held Fri
day, August 8, at the United Pres
byterian church annex in Ewing.
Tom Schmit, Vicki Miller and
Mary Bergstrom are to give a gar
den demonstration. Susan Taylor,
Caroline Bergstrom and Charlene
Miller are to give a sewing dem
onstration. A tractor demonstration
is to be given by Douglas Shrader
and Clayton Hoke. — By Owen
Schmidt, news reporter.
Return from Denver—
Mrs. Mark O. Howard and her
sister, Mrs. Elmer Reddick of
Wood Lake, returned Tuesday,
July 29, from a two weeks' stay
in Denver where they visited
their sister, Mrs. M. A. Gordon.
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Thursday, August 14 — 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Shaw Band Appeals
to Teenage Dancers
Don Shaw and his "Top Forty"
band will appear at the American
legion ballroom in O'Neill Sun
day, August 10.
Teenagers today are demanding
the top 40 tunes, so Shaw has as
sembled this new "Top Forty"
band in answer to these demands.
Such famous TV shows such as Ed
Sullivan. Steve Allen. Dick Clark's
Bandstand, and many others reg
ularly feature top 40 artists.
Teenagers of this territory will
now have the opportunity to
dance and see in person artists
of this type. Ronnie Meek's sing
ing guitar is featured with Shaw's
group and his renditions of "Poor '
Little Fool”, "Hardheaded Wo
man," "LeRoy" and many other
record hits are making him one
of the top names in this era. Al
ready a national Ronnie Meek
fan club has been started and
autographed pictures are given
out to the girls at each dance.
Along with Ronnie Meek, Don
Shaw also features other vocal
groups within the band. Parents
are welcome.
‘New Minister s Wife*
Title of Production
PAGE—A two-act play, "The
New Minister's Wife" was present
ed Thursday evening at the Page
Methodist church. In addition
there was a saxophone solo by
Miss Bonnie lleiss, accompanied by
her sister, Myrna, and a musical
reading by Mrs Herbert Stein
berg with Mrs. Lisle Mewmaw ac
companist.
Members of the social relations
committee served homemade ice
cream, pie, cake and coffee. A
profit of $62 was realized.
4-G’s Club in Session —
PAGE—Mesdames Elsie Cork,
Anna Sorensen and Melvin Held
were guests Friday afternoon
when Mrs. Clarence Stevens enter
tained the members of the 4 G’s
club. At cards, Mrs. Sorensen re
ceived the traveling award; Mrs.
Clarence Dobbins held the high
score, and Mrs. Freida Asher re
ceived the low token. Mrs. I. O.
Wood will be August 15 hostess.
Visit West Coast—
SPENCER — Mr. and Mrs.
George Mellor and family left
Sunday for Mt. Vernon, Wash.,
where they were to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Vein Grenier and family. The
first day they stopped at Valen
tine to participate in a Starr fam
ily reunion at Valentine The maid
en name of Mr. Mellor’s mother
was Starr.
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O 'NEILL
Thurs. Aug. 6
Charlton Heston, Janet L«igh, Or
son Welles in
TOUCH OF EVIL
Co-starring Joseph Calleia, Ak
im Tamiroff with "Guest Stars”
Marlene Dietrich, Zsa Zsa Gabor.
The story of a private hate that
exploded into an international inci
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Frl.-Sat. Aug. 8-9
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Too dangerous to hold . . . too
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Morris with Elisha Cook, Staf
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Through walls of Blackfoot ar
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the savage west . . .
ItliOOD ARROW
Starring Scott Brady, Phil Rich
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Don Haggerty. A Regalscope.
Sun.-Mon.-Tues. Aug. 10-11-12
Paramount presents James Ste
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Whirling, swirling vortex of
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Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and
Friday ami Saturday admission—
Adults 50c; Children under 12,
12c, Free if accompanied by par
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Church Notes
METHODIST (Page-Innuui)
Rev. Lisle E. Mewmiw, pastor j
PAGE
Thursday, August 7: Woman’s
society of Christian Service meet-1
ng, 2 p.m,
Sunday. August 10: Sunday
school. 10 a.m.; worship, 11 a.m.; J
V1YF. S p.m.
August 14 and 15: MYF tour of |
^inference institutions.
INMAN
Thursday, August 7: Official
board meeting. 8 p.m.
Sunday. August 10: Sunday
school, 8:45 a.m.; worship, 9:45
i.m.
Wednesday. August 13: Choir;
practice. 8 p.m. and MYF.
Thursday, August 14: Woman's
society of Christian Service meet
ing, 2:30 p m., in the Clarence [
Hansen home.
FOR MOTH CHURCHES
Wednesday, August 13: Mid
week prayer hour, 9 a.m. Read
Luke 15:3H0.
t NITED PRESBYTERIAN
(Ewing)
Rev. William H. Ross, pastor
Saturday, August 9: Choir prac
tice, 8:30 p.m.
Sunday, August 10: Bible school,
10 a.m.; sermon "Rememlier ”, 11
a.m.; youth fellowship, 7 p.m., Mr.
and Mrs. Butterfield, sponsors;
junior missionary society, 7 p.m.,
Mrs. Ross, sponsor; singspiration,
sermon, "Seven Blessings’’, 8 p.
m.
Monday, August 11: Session
meeting, 8:30 p.m.
Wednesday, August 13: Prayer
and Bible study, 8:30 p.m., Mrs.
Ralph Shrader, leader.
Celia News
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Lauridsen
and Mr. and Mrs. Louie Laurid
sen and family enjoyed a Sunday
picnic dinner at the Jim Laurid
sen home.
County Agent Niel Dawes and
sons called at the Hoffman and
Vic Frickel homes this week to
tag the boys’ 4-H calves.
Hans Lauridsen, Francis Wabbs
and Jim Lauridsen attended the
irrigation open house in O’Neill
Tuesday morning, July 28.
Mrs. Louie Lauridsen was a
caller at the Hans Lauridsen
home Saturday, August 2.
To Be Postulants —
Miss C. Ann Arbuthnot, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Arbuth
not, and Miss Jude Ryan, daugh
ter of Neil Ryan, plan to leave
Monday, September 8, for Mary
crest, Sisters of St. Francis moth
erhouse in Denver, Colo., where
they will study to become nuns.
Ll VDRERtl MEMORIAE
(Creighton)
Admitted: Mrs Marguerite Von
R a h d e n of Creighton, John
Reynolds of Niobrara. Mrs Har
old Alder of Verdigre, Nora Conk
lin of Ravenna, Norma Forman of
Verdigre, Mrs. Emma Hreekner
of Creighton, Mrs. Robert Borg
mann of Creighton, Mrs Mor
ris Meikle ol Creighton. Rex Al
len of Creighton
Dismissed: Mrs. Mary McGow
en of Creighton, Norma Forman
of Verdigre, Mrs Harold Alder
and daughter of Verdigre, Norn
Conklin of Ravenna, Mrs. Rachel
Anderson of Creighton, Rex Allen
of Creighton, Cliff Clark of
Creighton, Mrs. Robert Borgmanr
of Creighton.
Vi*it Verdel—
Kenneth and Lynn Franklin
spent from Sunday until today
(Thursday) in Verdel with thrtr
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
Grafton Franklin.___
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