Snells, Snyders to
Note Anniversaries
PAGE Two wedding anniver
saries of note will la* observed
daring the forthcoming week
Mr. and Mrs Rollie Snell will
be noting the 63rd year of their
marriage Friday, September 19
Mrs. Snell U in the O’Neill hos
pital and Mr Snell has not been
in his usual state of good health
the past week The strain of car
ing for his wife, even though he
has had help, is telling on his
strength.
Mr and Mrs Snell were mar
ried at O'Neill September 19
1895 They made the trip hy
lumber wagon a new fine pur
chased for the occasion and for
future use Road conditions were
such that it required the team a
full day to make the trip. With
out fanfare, showers or celebra
tions, they took up their married
life in his bachelor quarters north
west of Page. He is 86; she is 83.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Snyder
will observe their 60th wedding
anniversary Sunday, September
21, at Fellowship hall following
the morning services at the Meth
odist church A basket dinner
will lie served at noon for the re
latives followed by an open-house
observance from 2:30 to 5 o’clock.
Their granddaughter Mrs
Tom Sinnard of Grand Island, will
be in charge of arrangements, and
the members of the WSCS wall
form the serving committee and
be in charge of the kitchen ar
rangements.
The Snyders were married at
Tccumseh in 1898 and attended
the state fair at Lincoln as their
wedding trip.
Other Page News
A/2 Wayne Strong of Tuseon
Ari/ , was honored guests at fani
ily dinner at the Andrew Wettlau
fer home at O’Neill Sunday Othei
guests were Mr and Mrs. Harold
Strong, parents of the airman;
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wettlaufei
and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Ger
ald Wettlaufer and son.
Monuments of lasting beaut;
imule by skilled craftsmen of th<
J. F. Bloom Co, . . . monument!
from the factory to the eon
sinner.—Emmet C'rabb, O’Neill.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Carson
and daughter, Ann Adel I and Mrs
Carson's sister, Mrs. 1/nvell Mil
ler of Gresham, Ore., Mr. and Mrs
Merwyn French, sr., and Mrs
Icie Snyder attended the wcddin.
of Miss Dorothy Snyder of Ains
worth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Snyder, and James Wilson ol
Omaha The rites were held Sun
day at Ainsworth.
The KMC card club members en
tertained in the home erf Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Stevens Friday
evening. Refreshments were serv
ed. Scores are not kept in this
club but at the end of the season
mem Iters plan an evening's enter
tainment instead of giving prizes
Mr. and Mrs Willard Ragland
attended the 10 o'clock wedding
of Miss Viola Burnett of Amelia
and Jerry Cuddy of O’Neill. The
wedding mass was celebrated at
St. Patrick's Catholic church a!
O'Neill.
Mrs. Gertrude Deaver of Des
Moines, la.. Miss Marie Heiss and
Miss Marian Heiss, both of Hast
ings. arrived Friday evening for a
v isit over the weekend wdtli rela
tives and to visit Mrs. Louise
Heiss at St Anthony's hospital at
O'Neill. Mrs Deaver will stay a
few days. Miss Marie Heiss went
back to her work Sunday and |
Miss Marian Heiss was transferred
to Omaha for three months study J
there. She is taking nurses' trnin
I mg.
Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Wettlauf
er were Black Hills vacationists
last week. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Wettlaufer stayed with the chil
dren and supervised the chores.
*“Mr7 and Mrs Neven Iekes, jr..
had the devotional period Sunday
evening when the members of the
young adult Sunday-school class
met at the church for the Septem
ber meeting. A tape recording was
heard of the wedding of Mr. and
Mrs. Carroll French in the Belgian
Congo of Africa where they are
serving as missionaries. The MYF
memOPrs camp in iiphi inr in.iim
Ulg.
The members of the Bid-or-Bye
Bridge club will conclude the
round of bridge playing with an
entertainment at the home of Mrs.
Cordes Walker Wednesday. Sep
tember 24, when the six low score
holders will fete the high score
winners. Bridge will furnish the
afternoon’s interest. Each mem
ber will receive a gift.
Walter Frerichs of Caldwell,
Ida., and his sister, Mrs. Art Os
termeier of Sidney, were visitors
the past week in the homes of
! their brothers, Fred Frerichs of
1 O'Neill and Willard Frerichs of
near Page.
The RNA Kensington were
guests of Mrs. Ray Snell for an
afternoon of card playing and vis
iting Wednesday. Following the
routine business meeting a cover
ed dish lunch was served. Mrs.
Elsie Cork will entertain the group
Wednesday, September 24.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cullen were
Page where they visited Mr. and
FRIDAY - SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 19 20
Sal Mineo in “DINO” with Brian Keith, plus
•‘THE THREE OUTLAWS”,
with Vllle Brand, Alan Hale, Bruce Bennett.
SCN.MON.TUES. SEPT. 21-22-23
WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 24_25
• HANDLE WITH CARE”
Dean Jones, Joan O’Brien, Thomas Mitchell
Saturday to Monday guests at
Mrs Harvey Cullen and Mr amt
Mrs. Raymond Heiss. They visited
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stukey at Nor
folk enroute to Minneapolis
Minn., where they visited rela
tives of Mrs. Cullen.
M rs. Emma \X ulf
Is Party Honoree
EWING Mrs. Emma Wulf of
Ewing was an honored jguest at a
party held Fridav at the home of
Mrs. Burge Cram at Neligh. The
occasion was to celebrate 1
birthday anniversary
Guests present were Mi ar
riet We Ike and granddaughter,
Susan Shain, Mrs. Marie Bee
laert. Mr. and Mrs. George Jef
feries. Mrs. Hans Peterson, all of
Ewing; Mrs. Florence Mahon
Mrs. Fied Maben. Mrs. C. Twiss
and Miss Minnie Neiderheide, alt
of Clearwater
A birthday cake was served as
a part o fthe lefreshments.
Other Ewing News
Ray Magwire and George Jef
feries made a Itusiness trip into
Kansas, returning home Sunday
evening,
Mrs. George Jefferies and
daughter. Mrs. I^orraine Wright,
visited at the Mark Muff home
Sunday afternoon and also visited
Mrs. Wilma Daniels and daugh
ter, Sherry, at St Anthony's hos
pital at O’Neill.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Shrader at
endbd the Ewing-Bassett football
game at Bassett Friday evening
They were accompanied home by
her’sister. Mrs. Clayton Sumpter,
of Granada Hills, Calif., who had
been visiting relatives there.
A family get-together was held
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Shrader. A potluck
dinner was served. Present were
Mrs. Clayton Sumpter of Granada
Hills Calif., the honored guest,
Mrs. Ina Bennett, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur Bennett of Ewing, Mr and
Mrs. Maynard Morrow and child
ren Roger Bennett and Miss Lois
Lucas of O'Neill, Mrs. Flora
Young and Wilmer. Janies Ben
nett and Mrs. Emma Coover of
Orchard.
Mrs. Wavne Shrader took her
sister. Mrs. Clayton Sumpter, to
Neligh on Monday from where
she left by bus to return to her
home at Granada Hills. Calif.
Elvon Chace Is in
Chicago Hospital
Wife Makes Visit
CELIA — There was no school
Thursday and Friday in the Celia
district as the teacher, Mrs. Mar
garet Chace, went to Chicago, 111.,
to visit her husband, Elvon, who
is a patient in a Chicago hos
pital.
Their son. Larry, a graduate of
the University of Colorado in
June, is now' an assistant track
coach for the Buffaloes. Larry let
tered three years in track at
Boulder. In addition to his ath
letic work, which included some
recruiting of talent, he is taking
graduate work in physical educa
tion.
Mrs. Bob Clements and chil
dren returned home after visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gurule
in Denver, Colo. Mr. Clements
went to Denver and stayed a few
days and his wife and children re
turned home with him.
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Curran
spent a day in Fullerton recently
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. LaVern Faborg and family.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Eymann
went to Oakdale Sunday to visit
at the home of Mrs. Vella Galla
way and Mrs. Hattie Eymann.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hollenbeck
have arrived in Clarksville, Tenn.
Their address is route 3, c/o Mrs.
Lewis T. Johnson.
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Perishes in Bay
J. Preston Riley iaix>ve). who
was reared south of Inman and
has l>een in Southern Calfornia
33 years, was drowned Sunday.
August 31, when his eahin crui
ser oveturned in Glorietta Bay
at Coronado, Calif.
O’Neill News
Mr. and Mrs. John White of
Arcadia came Sunday for a few
days visit with his cousin, Roy
' Cole.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hansen of
Norfolk spent the weekend at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Flood.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bazelman
spent Sunday in Orchard visiting
at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. R.
R. Reed, Mr. and Mrs. John Holli
day and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ed
wards.
Mrs. Charles Bohny of Los An
geles. Calif., came Friday to visi
her sister, Mrs. William Murray
and Mr. Murray. Her mother, Mrs
Theresa Brenier, who had been
visiting in Calfornia for the past
two weeks returned wi h her.
Celia News
James Hendricks, who is at
tending Hastings college, audi
tioned for the college choir and
was admitted into both the trav
eling choir ami the chapel choir
He also passed other entrance
tests with a good record. A for
mer Atkinson high school stu
dent and an outstanding athelete.
he is the son of Mr and Mrs
Ji>e Hendricks of Celia.
Mr. and Mrs. George Syfie and
three daughters were Sunday af
ternoon visitors at the Connie
Frickel home.
Mrs. Emma McKathnie of At
kinson. Mrs. Blanche Rouse and
. son. Marvin, Mrs, Edith Young
Miss Maude Rouse and Miss Thel
ma Young of O'Neill helped Kay
McKathnie celebrate her fifth
l birthday anniversary at the home
1 of her parents. Mr and Mrs. Mil
1 ton McKathnie.
Donnie Frickel and his cousin
Fred Smith of Butte, enrolled at
the University of Nebraska at
Lincoln last week They returned
home Thursday and went back
to Lincoln Sunday, Classes com
menced Monday.
Mrs- Merrill Anderson visited
Mrs. Leonard Chaffin Thursday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Anderson
visited their son, Merlvn Anderson
and Jamily ol u Neill, and had
lunch there.
Friday visitors at the McKath
nie school were Garold and Glen
Frickel, Kay McKathnie a n d
Lcile Heiser. V’ickie Frickel vis
ited the school Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. John Schwindt
and Venita were Saturday eve
ning visitors at the Milton Mc
Kathnie home.
Gary Hoffman visited the Victor
Frickel children Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Coleman,
who have spent the summer since
May on the west coast arrived
home September 6. Their son-in
law, Victor Frickel, helped them
put up hay the past week.
Rev and Mrs. Gedwillo and
family were Sunday afternoon vis
itors at the Vic Frickel home.
Wesleyan Methodist Missionary
society hold their regular meet
ing at the Mark Hendricks home
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hendricks
and Jerry took their son. Jim, to
i Burwell Sunday afternoon to meet
another student, who would take
Jim to Hastings college where he
has enrolled in school.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Focken
and Debbie Monday took their
son. Bill, to Hastings college and
son. Paul, to college at Grand
Island.
Mr and Mi'S. P W. Kilnmrry
sjx'nt Sunday at the Frank Kil
murry home.
Doyle Fttcken helped his uncle,
Donald Focken, from Tuesday to
Friday noon.
Mr. and Mi's \Y. W Rutolph ot
Minneapolis, Minn., and Ray Rose
of the same place visited the
Butolph’s grandson, Le Roy HolT
man who took them to Mitch
eU. S D. Sunday, September 14,
where they would visit relatives
before returning home.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Focken.
jr.. spent Sunday with Ins part i
Mr and Mrs. Clarence Focken
Their son had spent the weekend
i with Ins grandparents.
Nina Hendricks and* Grandpa
Blow were Sunday dinner guests
at the Mark Hendricks home.
Deanery Planning
Session 1 leld 1 lere
Officers and Iward members ol
the O'Neill deanery of the Nation
al Council of Catholic Women
mot Monday in O'Neill to mak
plans for the fall deanery meeting.
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I I1U invvmif;, “I ' 'V >
John's church at Deloit on Tues
day, October 14.
October 28 has been chosen for
the day of recollection. The day's
services will begin with a mass at
9 o'clock.
Present at Monday's planning
session were Mrs. Robert Cole ol
Emmet, president; Mrs. Leonard
Knapp of Ewing; vice-president;
and Mrs. Edward Nachtman of
Chambers, secretary. Rev. Robert
Steinhausen of Spencer acted as
moderator. Others atte n ding
were: clergy from O’Neill and
Ewing and ladies from Clear
water, Ewing, Chambers and O'
Neill.
Benefit food sale, Shelliamer’s
•lack and .1111, Saturday, Septem
ber 30, 10 o'clock by the Motho
(list choir mothers. 21c
ATKINSON Mr. and Mrs. Clar
I ence Schmit and Miss Leona
1 Schmit of Omaha spent the week
end at the Nick Schmit home.
SECTION TWO — PAGES 11 - 14
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1 o Purchase Robes
for Junior Choir
The Methodist choir mothers
met Fridaj, morning with Mrs
John Watson to make pinna for
purchasing robes for the junior
choir. Fund raising will begin
wtth a food sate at Sh> Ihan r's
on Saturday. Septcmh i .e
Present at the session wera
Mesdames Vernon 1 . n. Reed
Herley; Grant Peacock Ned
Howes; Ivan Hurlev Klein Ua>
Richard Clyde: Rex Wilson an.1
William McIntosh.
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