Rally Dayf Noted
by Ewing Church
EWING- Sunday. September 28
was rally day for the Sunday
school of First Methodist church
of Ewing. Supt. Dewitt Hoke was
in charge
Students promoted in the pri
mary department, Mrs. Claude
Elliott, .superintendent. included
Randall Rockey. Rooert Pruden,
Diana Hamilton, Bruce Sedivy
from nursery class to Mrs Ray
Sedivy’s class; Geraldine Snyder
and Richard Shain to Miss "lri9
Van Ostrand’s class; Kay Flem
ing Debra Buxton. Linda Barker,
Gloria Hamilton, Randall Tuttle.
David Woeppel to Mrs. Florence
Butler's calss.
In the intermediate and junior
classes, Lonnie Eacker, Russell
Woeppel, Terry Wright, Evelyn
True, Janell Tams, Evelyn Sny
der from Mrs. Butler’s class to
classes taught by Mrs. Dewitt
Hoke and Waldo Davis.
Receiving awards for one-year
of perfect attendance were Rob
ert Pruden, Leigh Ann Pruden and
Randall Rockey in the primary de
partment In the intermediate and
junior groups were Myra Pruden,
Larry Tuttle and Karen Tuttle, and
Mrs Jessie Angus of the
adult class. .
Miss Anna VanZandt, also a
member of the adult class who
had perfect attendance for the
year until her accident of two
weeks ago.
Over 700 Dinners
Served at
EWING- The Christian Mothers
of St Peter's Catholic church ser
ved over 700 guests at their an
nual turkey dinner held Sunday at
St. Dominic's hall. Hours were
serving were from, 5 to 8 p.m.
Mrs. Ralph Munn, president of
the society, was assisted by mem
bers of the group. The young mar
ried ladies and the girls of the
parish were waitresses. Men and
boys of the parish were in charge
of the outdoor concessions and
games.
R H. Shain was the winner in
the blanket contest.
Other entertainment was a
dance with the Eddie Stan band
furnishing the music.
Emmet News
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schaaf
were Sunday evening supper
guests at the Wilford Kaup home
at Stuart.
Mrs. Agnes Gaffney left on Sat
urday 1t> visit her niece, Mrs.
George Jacobsen in South Dakota.
From there she will go to Iowa to
visit the Albia and Charles Keene
families.
Mrs. Lyle Fox was a Thursday
and Friday overnight guest of the
Gilbert Foxes. On Friday ' after
noon Mrs. Lyle Fox and Mrs. Gil
bert Fox had coffee with Miss j
Hilda Deseive at Atkinson and1
also visited Mrs. Jay McConnell
and son at the hospital there.
Mrs. Bessie Burge, Harold and
June visited at the Clyde Burges
at Amelia last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Cole went to
Omaha on Monday and returned
on Wednesday. While in Omaha
they visited Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
McKenna and Mr. and Mrs. John
Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fox and
Carol were Saturday evening sup
per guests of the Wayne Foxes.
Mrs. Elmer Adler's mother and
sister Mrs. Carl Boelter of Orch-.
ard and Mrs. Elmer Kocina of
Verdigre, visited her on Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Abart is visiting
in Portland, Ore., to be with her
daughter. Luree (Mrs. A1 Henna
gin». The Hennegin’s have a new
baby daughter— born Saturday,
September 27.
Mrs. McGinnis called on Mrs.
Larry Schaffer and daughter and
also 'on Mrs. Grace Alder at St.
Anthony’s hospital on Saturday.
Mr and Mrs. William Grothe,
1r and Mrs. William Grothe, sr.,
and Mrs. McGinnis were among
the people attending the Jonn
Kenny funeral in Atkinson on
T*The South Side club, which was
to have met with Mrs. Leon Beck
with on October 7, has been post
poned until October 14.
The Golden Rod Garden club
met with Mrs. Ralph Ries of At
kinson on Thursday, with all
members present out iwu.
Mrs. John Conard spent Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. Winnie Bar
KeOn Friday Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Osborne of Atkinson and Mrs. Ed
Etherton called at the Mary Lewis
h0UUle Dewey Schaffer spent
from Friday until Sunday evening
at the Bob Cole home.
Wednesday visitors at the joe
Winkler home were Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Shoemaker of Lindsay,
Mrs. Rose Schaaf of Atkinson,
Mrs Joe Pongratz. Mrs E<1
Winkler, Mrs Leo Weichman and
children of Stuart and Mrs. Fran
cis Timmerman.
Sunday guests of Mrs. Mary
Lewis were Mr. and Mrs. William
Claussen and Mrs. John Claussen.
Larry Schaffer and son, Dewey,
were ‘ Sunday evening dinner
guests of the Bob Coles,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Winkler were
Tuesday supper guests of Mrs.
Rose Schaaf in Atkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Doan Beckwith of
Tekamah, formerly of
were visiting in this vicinity last
week. _
( ENTER UNION (O’Neill)
Rev. C P. Turner, pastor
Sunday, October 5: Sunday
school, 10 a m.; preaching service
11 a.m.; young peoples meeting,
7:30 p.m.; preaching service tol
1 owing YP meeting.
Prayer meeting and Bible studdy
will be at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Clarence Ernst Wednesday
evening at 8 o’clock.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Joseph L. Fritz. 23, of O’Neill
and Loreen McDermott, 17, of
O’Neill on September 25.
Richard Allen Graham. 21. of
O’Neill, and Mary Jean Schoe
nle; 17, of O’Neill on September
29
“ John Lee Farrier, 22, of Cham
i bers and Janice Joy Holsclaw, 21,
at O Neill on 1.
Couple W ed Here
in 1 908 Observes
Golden Wedding
Sunday, September 28, Mr and
Mrs John C Bums. 2222 15th st..
Columbus, celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary- at a family
celebration. Dinner followed at St.
Bonaventure hall after a 9 30 high
mass at St. Bonaventure Catholic
church. Two members of the orig*
inal w-edding party, Mrs. J. O.
Moeller of Leigh, a sister of Mr6.
Bums, and Ed Bums, a brother
of Mr. Burns, were present for the
festivities.
A gold and white color scheme
was carried out including a yellow
chrysanthemum centerpiece top
ped with a gold 50, tapers trim
med in gold and a small anniver
sary cake topped with a gold 50,
which was baked by a daughter,
Mrs, Ed Weber of Fairfield, la
Several baskets of yellow and
hronze chrysanthemnms complet
ed the decorations.
Mr. and Mrs. Bums were mar
! ried at St Patrick’s Catholic
church in O'Neill September 30.
1908.
Mrs. Bums, the former Kathryn
i Fallon, a daughter erf John and
I Mary Fallon, was born and edu
rated in O'Neill. She was a dress
maker and m 190€ moved to
Platte Center where she operated
a dressmaking and millinery shoj
until the time of her majTUige
They lived at PLatte Center fol
lowing thetr marriage until 1935
when they moved to Columbus.
Mr. Bums, the son of Martin
and Marv Bums, was bom at
Platte Center He was educated
there and attended college in Oma
ha and Cblumbus. He was associa
ted with several general merchan
dise stores and was clerk at the
postofice at Platte Center before
moving to Columbus. He is now
storekeeper for the Ixaip River
Public Power district.
They are the parents of five
children: Mr*. Ed <Heleni Weber
ctf Fairfield, la.; Robert of Colum
bus: Mrs. R. C Philips (Manus*
of Albion; Mrs Harry iRital
Shank of Columbus and James,
deceased. They have eight grand
children.
County Court
September 39 Kenneth E. Gre
iler, driver for Barber Transpor
tation of Sioux City, overweight
on axle .fined $60 and $4 costs:
• officei Cliford L. Kizzire
September 30 John M. Kilcoin
a. a, a. A & a ^ a. a
I of 0 NeiU. failure to stop at sUh
sign, fined $10 and $4 costs; of
! fleer—E. M. Hastreiter.
October 1—Edward M. Lang ol
Chicago. 111., speeding night. ftni'O
$10 and $4 costs; officer—R. L.
1 Hastreiter.
September 25 Edwin K Knapp
of Neligh. excessive width, fined
$10 and $4 costs; officer Clifford
L. Kizzire.
September 27 James D Judd at
Oakdale, pxxssession of alcoholic
liquor by minor, fined $25 and $4
costs; officer E. M. Has trie ter.
September 20 Harry H. Hixxi
of Stuart, overweight on capacity
plate, fined $10 and $4 costs; of
feAAAaakAatAAA
fleer Clifford L. Kizzier
October 1 1 ester NT CJossard of
Atkimon. speeding night, fined
$1' 50 and $4 costs; officer E. M
Hastreiter
September JS David B Roc kite
I of Yankton, S D, overlength, fin
ed $10 and $4 costs; officer Clif
ford L. Kizzire.
METHODIST (Chambers Amelia)
Rev. Charles F Oox, pastor
CHAMBERS
Friday, October 3: First quar
terly conference, 7:30 p m
Sunday, October 5; Church
school. 10 a m.; worldwide com
munion service. 11 am.; MYF
senior group, 8 p m,
Monday October 6: MYF junior
group. 7 30 p in ; junior choir re
hearsal, 8pm; adult choir re
! hearsal, 8 p.m.
Thursday, Octoler 9; WSCS, 2
p.m.
AMELIA
Friday, October 3: First quar
terly conference, 2:30 p.m.
Sunday. October 5: Worship ser
vice. 9:lU) p.m,; Sunday-school,
10:30 a in.; Worldwide communion
service, 2:30 p.m.
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