Amelia News
Mr and Mrs Ralph Rees were
A'Nr ill visitors Saturday Mrs
Eees attended the hobby show and
reported it very interesting
Tom Doolittle went to Spenrer
Saturday to get new eye glasses
Jimmie and Mickey Doolittle of
.Stuart visited over the weekend
with his brother. Marvin, and fam
ily, and Dennie visited his grand
parents, Mr and Mrs. Tom Doo
little, while their mother. Mrs.
Elsie Doolittle. was attending
teachers institute.
Mrs Dona Carson, Amelia up
per grade teacher, attended insti
tute at Norfolk Thursday and Fri
day
Mrs. Elmer Oetter and daugh
ters. Lana and Janeth, visited her
sister and other relatives in Nor
folk over the weekend.
Mrs Edith Andersen drove to
Central City Saturday to visit her
arm, Roy Andersen, and family.
She also expected to visit her
daughters, Mrs Del Kramer and
Mrs Bert Newkirk, and their fam
ilies at Lincoln. She will return
her home Thursday (today).
Carl Schade shingled the porch
*1 the house at the I^ew Backhaus
Some recently.
Mrs Lew Backhaus did some
painting at the Levi Clemens home
Thursday, October 23.
Mrs Lloyd Waldo and Darla,
■nri John Zinkon went to Spencer
Thursday, October 23 to see the
•ye doctor.
Mr and Mrs. Walter Slaymaker
*nd Donnie, Gaylen and Larry
Fix of Scottsbluff came Wednes
day October 22 and visited until
Sunday with her parents, Mr and
Mrs Elmer Fix and brother, Lyle
Fix, and family. Gaylen and Larry
Fix also visited their grandmoth
er, Mrs Alice Prewitt, and family.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Pierce
cam*' home Friday from Omaha
when- they spent a week with their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs Charles Bligh, and grand
daughter and grandson, Mr. and
M>s Dick Brau. While there they
drove to Cherokee, la., to visit
Frank's old home
Mrs Margie Sammons arrived
home Sunday, October 10, from a
visit with relatives in California.
Mrs. Julia White returned to her
home in Atkinson Friday after a
few days visiting in Amelia.
The Woman’s Society of Christ
ian Service met Wednesday, Oc
tober 22, at the home of Mrs S. C.
Harnett. There were 15 members
and four visitors present. Mrs
Delbert Edwards had charge of the
lesson. Mrs Ralph Rees gave a
report on Canada and Mrs Mar
garet Johnston gave one on the
United States Mrs. Harold Gil
man and Mrs. Blake Ott served
lunch.
Mrs. Jack Eggleston and son,
Jerry, Mrs. Tommie Eggleston
and Debra and daughter, Shirley,
and her daughters, Loretta and
Fritz, of Douglas, Wyo., came
Thursday, October 23, and visited
until Sunday with Mrs Jack Eg
gleston’s sisters, Mrs. Tommie
Doolittle, Mrs. Jim Bilstren, Mrs.
Eldon Ballagh, and aunt, Mrs.
Stella Sparks They brought her
uncle, Sam Gilman, home after
he had been there deer hunting.
His car hroke down while there
and he sold it.
Mrs. Bessie Burge, June and
Clayton, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Carr,
Jim, Pat and Sharon of O’Neill,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nielsen, Miss
Birgitta Wilhelmsson and Bryce
Nuckols of Omaha were Sunday,
October 20, dinner guests of the
Clyde Burge family.
Mr. and Mrs. Hank Whitcomb
are visiting his mother, Mrs Eva
Whitcomb, at Chehalis, Wash. En
route they visited Mrs. Whitcomb's
brothers, Chester and IJoyd Kai
ser, at Hardin, Wyo. They plan to
return home by way of Arizona to
visit other relatives.
Mrs. B W. Waldo is the proud
owner of a new electric sewing
machine. Mrs. Waldo had signed
her name for the prize at a Bur
well store and was much surprised
when her name was drawn to re
ceive the prize.
Quiet day will be observed Sun
day evening, November 2, at the
Methodist church You are wel
come
Miss Florence Lindsey was a
dinner guest Sunday at the Joe
Stoecker home.
Mr and Mrs. Dick Cohan and
family of Burwell were visiting at
the Dunk Peterson home Sunday
They were all supper guests at
the Lee Gilman home
Mr and Mrs Marvin Doolittle
and boys. Jim and Mickey Doo
little, were Friday dinner guests
at the Clifford Clemens home
Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Waldo and
family visited the Alvin Alberts
family south of Long Pine Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Porter and
family were supper guests Mon
day evening at the home of Mrs
Eva Backhaus and Caroline in At
kinson The occasion was in hon
or of Mr. Porter's birthday anni
versary.
Mrs. Vem Sageser and Mrs.
Emma Lindsey returned home
Tuesday after a 10 days visit in
i Council Bluffs and Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Doolittle
I and family were Sunday evening
! guests at the George Fullerton
i home.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tibbetts, j
jr., and family of O’Neill, Mr. and
j Mrs Rollie Everetts of Atkinson,
! Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sammons and
j Mark, Mrs. Margie Sammons Mr.
: and Mrs Blake Ott, Mrs. Gloria
Landrum and Sally were dinner
guests Sunday at the Asa Watson
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wehland and
family of Holdredge spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ear
nie Johnston. Mrs. Wehland is
Mr. Johnston’s niece.
Mrs. Clifford Clemens and chil
dren were dinner guests Sunday
at her parents, Mr and Mrs.
Frank Porter at Chamliers.
Mrs George Fullerton plans to
leave October 31st for California.
She will visit her son. Don, broth
er, Frank Spath, and family, at
; Lancaster, and her sister, Mrs.
Kieth McMillen and family, near
Riverside and also an aunt who
lives nearby.
Little Martin Collier, grandson
of Mr. and Mrs, M. H. Madsen,
was an overnight guest Saturday
at the Glenn White home. His par
ents. Mr and Mrs Gerald Ctollier.
live near Cotesfield
Mr and Mrs. S. C Barnett were
guests at a birthday dinner Fri
day at the Glen White home in
honor of their granddaughter,
Venita White's 15th birthday
anniversary. Her father gave her
a 410 gun for the birthday and she
had already gotten a duck.'
Mr and Mrs. Edgar Peterson
drove to Newman Grove Sunday
evening to visit his uncle. Fritz
Jensen They attended the card
party at Emmet that evening.
Mrs. Marvin Doolittle entertain
ed at a party Sunday evening in
honor of the birthday anniversary
of Mr. Doolittle. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Adair, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Everett, Mr. and
Mrs. Dean Prewitt, Mr and Mrs
Cliffonl Clemens and Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Berry. Marvin fared very
well that day as his mother, Mrs.
Elsie Doolittle, of Stuart prepar
ed dinner and brought it to his
home at noon that day.
Masquerade Party
Held by Rebekahs
CHAMBERS The Winona Re
bekah lodge met Friday evening,
October 24, with 23 members pres
ent. Mrs. Bernard Hoffman gave
a report on the Rebekah assembly
held at Beatrice. Mrs Bernard
Blackmore of Amelia also talked
on the assembly meeting. Follow
ing the business session, a mas
querade party was enjoyed by
those present.
Lunch was served by Mrs. Berl
Waldo, Mrs. Lloyd Waldo, Mrs.
M. L. Sageser and Mrs. Ed Thor
in. At the next meeting all who
have been members for 25 years
or over will be especially honored.
Other Chambers News
Guests at the Steve Shavlik
home Saturday, October 25, were
his sister, Mrs. Jim Sweeney, and
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. M. Jensen, and another
sister, Mrs. Barbara Talbot, all
of Omaha. Also present was his
sister. Miss Emma Shavlik, of
Elgin and the Shavlek’s daughter,
Mrs. Edwin Hubbard, and son,
Ricky, of Chambers. The dinner
was a special birthday affair hon
oring Miss Pamela isnaviiK.
Patty Hoerle was a Saturday,
October 25, overnight guest of
Pamela Shavlik.
The Betterways Extension club
met Tuesday evening, October 21,
at the home of Mrs. Edwin Hub
bard, with seven members and
two visitors present. The presi
dent, Mrs. Lloyd Waldo, was in
charge of the business session.
Mrs. Frank Tracy gave a report
on the county achievement day.
Mrs. Duane Grossnicklaus pre
sented the lesson on good lighting
for the home. Lunch was served.
The next meeting will lie No
vember 18 with Mrs. Floyd Lenz.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Shavlik re
ceived word that their son, Pvt.
Myron Shavlik, had arrived at In
chon. Korea, Friday, October 24.
His ship had docked for a few
hours in Japan before reaching
Korea. J
Mrs. William Turner and Mrs.
Leo Adams went to Kearney Wed
nesday, October 22, where they
visited until Monday in the Robert
Turner home.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Harley and
Norman attended homecoming at
Seward Saturday, October 25, re
turning Sunday. The Harley’s
daughter, Darlene, is a freshman
at Concordia college at Seward.
Kenneth Thomson, freshman at
Kearney State college, spent four
days last week with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Thomson,
and family. He returned to Kear
ney Sunday accompanied by his
grandfather, Bill Turner, who vis
ited until Monday with the Robert
Turner family.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane K. Miller
and family went to Omaha Mon
day. Mrs. Elwin Rubeck assisted
in the store.
O’Neill Locals
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. j
Elmer Hagensick were Mr. and
Mrs. Chesley Baker and family
of Grand Island. The Hagensick's
son, Navy Lt. (jg > Donald, who
spent his leave here, left last
Thursday for Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. William Mattem and chil
dren are spending about 10 days
in Lincoln.
Clifford Harding of Dubois.
Wyo., arrived Monday to visit his
aunt, Mrs. Edna Huebert, and
Mrs. Rose Mae Harding. Callers
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Schrieber of Ainsworth.
Mr. and Mrs. I^eo Faust of Ak
ron. Ia., and Mr. and Mrs. Daryl
Parbole of Sioux City were Sun
day, October 19, guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ward Smith.
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
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Switzers Soon Wed
Half - Century
Mr. and Mrs Charles Switzer of
O'Neill will be celebrating their
50th wedding anniversary Sunday.
November 23. No invitations are be
ing sent but the public is being in
vited.
The Switzers went to Tilden Sun
day where they called on Mr. and
Mrs E. H. Kohl. At noon they went
to Meadow Grove where they were
entertained at dinner with Mr.
Switzer's brother and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Switzer In the after
noon they attended the golden wed
ding of Mr. and Mrs James Grant
in the same locality.
Returning home later in the day,
the O'Neillites stopped briefly at the
Tilden hospital to visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Cronin were
in Sioux City Saturday and Sunday
visiting Miss Genevieve Biglin.
They also visited Ambrose Biglin,
who is a patient at St. Vincent s
hospital.
Mrs. Wallace O'Connell and
Mrs. Edward Murphy will be re
turning this weekend after a 2V£
weeks visit with their sister, Mrs.
Jerry Kleinsmith, in Lvnwood,
Calif.
REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS
WD Hubert H. Kohle to George
Kohle and wife 10-18-58 $1—SEVi
7-30-15. Subj. to mtg. of $10,000
Lt'NDRERli MEMORIAL
(Creighton)
October 18-25
Admitted: Garth Falter of
Creighton, Lynn Prokop of Ver
digre. Richard Dvorak of Verdi
gre. Terry Dvorak of Verdigre,
Mrs, Kenneth Paesl of Creighton.
Rol>ert Emory of Royal, Sharon
Stiefvater of Y’erdel, Raymond
Kovanda of Y'erdigre. Kenneth
Carroll of Creighton, Mrs Robert
Wilmes of Creighton. Richard
Suhr of Creighton, Lee Suhr of
Creighton, Vicki Tepner of Creigh
ton,
Dismissed: Larry Nielsen of
Niobrara, George Ehrenbeig of
Winnetoon, Marie Nygaard of
Creighton, Mrs Robert Peters and
son of Creighton, Mrs. Ide Niel
sen of Creighton, Richard Berg
lund of Creighton. James Cain of
Center, Mrs. Wallace Ewald and
son of Creighton, Lynn Prokop of
Verdigre. Richard Dvorak of Ver
digre, Terry Dvorak of Verdigre.
Sharon Stiefvater of Verdel, Ray
mond Kovanda of Verdigre, Rich
ard Suhr of Creighton, Lee Suhr of
Creighton, Kenneth Carroll of
Creighton, Robert Emory of Royal,
Vicki Tepner of Creighton, Garth
Falter of Creighton.
Deeds to State of Nebraska—
WD — Edith McClenahan 8-8-58
$665 1016 acres in SWVi 31-26-11,
QCD — Marie Zuehlke 8-11-58
$594 75 Part SEL 1-25-12 (10.13
Acres)
WD—John Jerigan 8-11-58 $2
434—Part SEVi 24-25-12 ( 9.60 A)
& Part NEVi 25-25-12 (10.61 acres)
Mr*. Unutson Hostess—
PAGE — Mrs. Jerry La mason
was hostess Wednesday, October
22, to the mem tiers of the Bid-or
Bye club for an afternoon of
bridge playing Mrs. Ralph Lar
son held high score. Mrs. Lloyd
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
Kusselman will be the November
5 hostess.
\V1> Charles C. Karquier 8-13-58
$928 Part of SWV4 19-26-11 1.32
A' & Part of WVlNWV* 30-26-11
112.84 Acres!_ _
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at Center
VOTE FOR
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REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
FOR SUPERVISOR
Third District — Knox County
• H Years experience on township board.
• Always lived and tanned In western Knox county.
• Arc 46.
• Married, wife and four children.
• Pledges fair and equal treatment of all.
• Reliable and dependable.
• No road problems.
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