Mrs. Lang Feted;
Moves to Creighton
LYNCH A farewell party for
Mrs Edith Lang was held last
Thursday afternoon at the Art
Stewart home.
Mrs Lang left Saturday for the
Ocighton rest tome where she
will be a guest.
Present at the affair were;
Mrs Belle Martz, Mrs. W. T
Alford, Mrs. Marjorie Dix, Mrs
Elmo Barnes, Mrs. Lloyd Spencer,
Mrs Kenneth McMeen, Mrs. Glen
Davy, Mrs. Gracia Craig, Mrs
Gladys Spencer, Mrs. Elsie Gold
smith, Mrs. lx>is Harris, Mrs
Maude Shrunk, Mrs. Thomas
Shrunk. Mis. Don Stewart, Mrs
Eric Neilson, Mrs. Willard Lloyd
and Mrs. Rose Brunson.
Other Lynch News
Albert Dahlberg has been visit
ing relatives here and at Spencer
He stopped here for a few days
enroute to Ft. Carson, Colo.,
where he will receive his army dis
charge.
The Wesleyan Methodist church
Missionary society, circle number
J, met with Mrs. Myron Hodges
Thursday afternoon. Nine mem
bers were present. Mrs. Elmo
Barnes gave the lesson on Colum
bia
Mrs. Ix'onard Havranek spent
Friday afternoon at the Beryl
Moody home.
Mrs Hannah Streit spent Fri
day at the Edward Streit tome.
Mrs Mary Burt had a televis
ion installed Friday.
Mr. arid Mrs. Andrew Cizek of
Spencer w'ere I ugliness visitors at
the Wallace Moffett home Friday.
Mrs. Lou Harris spent Wednes
day and Thursday. October 29-30,
at the Wallace Moffett home,
Mr. and Mrs Jack Wike and
children are here visiting at the
John Wike home.
The WiUis EIsasser family of
Cheynne, W'yo., are visiting at the
Frank Thomson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Mills and
family of Phoenix, Ariz., are here
visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Maude Huber, a former
Lynehite, returned to her home in
Washington after visiting friends
and relatives here and in Holt
county the past three weeks.
Mrs. Ed Voght and Beverly ol
Naper and Jimmy Suckstorf of
Sunshine Bottom spent Thursday
at the William Mahlendorf home.
Mrs. Bette Anderson and Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Beckner of Bris
tow were 6 o’clock dinner guests
at the Howard Anderson home
Tuesday, October 28, honoring
Steven on his fourth birthday an
niversary.
Mrs. Edmund Rohde spent Fri
day afternoon at the Elmo Barnes
home.
Mrs. Art Stewart left Sunday,
November 1, to take care of her
sister, Mrs Swan Anderson, at
Osmond, who is seriously ill.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Barnett re
turned to their home in Atlanta,
Ga., Saturday, having spent the
past two weeks with their daugh
ter, Mrs. Vernon Dahlberg, and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewie Christensen
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cranford
went to Winner, S.D., Saturday,
November 1, where they attended
the wedding of Donald E. Keogh
and Carol Mae Quick at the Im
maculate Conception church par
sonage there. Mr. Keogh is a
grandnephew of the Cranfords and
a friend and former neighbor of
Mrs. Christensen.
Miss Elinor Barnes was hostess
to her school pupils in district 32
at a Hallow'e'en party Thursday
\ evening.
j Mrs. Anna Oliver and family of
| Omaha spent several days at the
Pauline Mulhair home the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fisher took
| Francis to his work in Verdigre
Thursday. Enroute home they vis
ited their daughter, Mrs. Bill Ves
ly, and family.
Harlan Heiser of Valley and
Janie Schindler of Omaha spent
the October 25-26 weekend at the
Herman Heiser home. Harlan is
teaching near Valley and Janie is
taking nurses' training in the Uni
versity hospital at Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Webber
j visited at tht Gene Lethtenberg
home near Butte Wednesday. Oc
tober 29. They all attended the
Butte sale in the afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Weeder entertained
{a few ladies Thursday afternoon
! at a social gathering.
Douglas and Marcelyn Moody
spent the October 25-26 weekend
at the Lorie Micanek home.
Mrs. Merle Sieler visited at the
Martin Jehorek home Friday af
! temoon.
. inm mis. vjitrii iiuii aiiu mia.
i Peter Mulhair visited with Mrs
Roy Lowry in O'Neill Wednesday,
October 29.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kube and
children were business visitors in
Center Thursday.
The women of the Catholic Altar
society enteretaind at a Hallowe’en
party Friday evening at the Am
erican Legion hall. All children
came masked. Games were played
and lunch was served during the
evening’s festivities.
George Kalkowski was a Butte
visitor Wednesday, October 29.
Mr. and Mrs. Blil Elsasser of
Ainsworth spent the October 25-26
weekend with their daughter, Mrs.
Frank Thomson, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kube and
family spent Friday evening at
the Martin Jehorek home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fisher en
tertained relatives from Lynch,
Spencer and Onoka Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Barnes of
Hillsboro, Ore., came Thursday
October .'10, for a visit with rela
tives here. They are houseguests
at the parental Guy Barnes home.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Barnes met
them at O'Neill Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kolund
I and family spent Thursday eve
ning at the Martin Jehorek home.
Mrs. Floyd France was a Spenc
er visitor Monday, October 27.
Diana, Karen and Starla Spenc
er spent several days with their
aunt, Mrs. Peter Mulhair, the past
week.
Tl.Tr. onrl AyfVc TrVnnk- 9svnVw~>Ha
and children spent Saturday eve
ning at the Beryl Moody home.
Mrs. Joe Slechta and children
called on Mrs. Albert Kalkowski
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dahlberg,
and Mary of Spencer were Sun
day, October 26, visitors at the
Frank Weeder home.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Streit and
famitv were Tuesday evening. Oc
tober 28, callers at the Beryl
Moody home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Audiss and
family of Anoka were Sunday eve
ning visitors at the Beryl Moody
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Biermeier
left Sunday for Marshalltown, la.,
and brought back Mrs. Biermeier’s
father, Ernest Swanson, who will
make an extended visit here. They
returned home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Haselhorst
and family of O’Neill accompan
ied Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Haselhorst
to Sidney where they spent the
weekend at the Herbert Rossmier
home.
Virgil Wilson returned to Cali- ;
fornia last week after an extended j
visit here with his (parents and !
with other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman lleiser
took Mrs. Inger Levi to Ewing ;
Sunday, October 26, to visit her
cousin, Ben Larson, who has been |
in poor health of late.
Parkins . . . retiring.
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Forwood . . . newcomer.
Forwc:^ Succeeds
Retiring Parkins
CPPD Tells Change
in Personnel
Frank E. Parkins, 66, appliance
sales supervisor for Consumers
Public Power district’s 11-county
O'Neill district since January 15,
1937, will retire November 21. CP
PD has named Rot>ort M. (“Bob”)
Forwood, 36, of Ogallala to suc
ceed Mr. Parkins.
Mr. Forwood, a 10-year man
with CPPD and sales supervisor
for the four-county Ogallala dis
trict since May 1, 1954, started his
sales career with CPPD at York
in 1948.
Mr. Parkins, a native of Hanni
bal, Mo., and a veteran of 40
years in the selling business in
cluding the last 21 at O'Neill, has
not announced retirement plans.
He does plan to keep his home in
O’Neill for the immediate future.
The new O’Neill district sales
supervisor, a native of Wilmington,
Dela., is an air force veteran of
World War II. He started with
CPPD at York in 1948 as an ap
pliance salesman, a position he
held until he was promoted to Og
allala in 1954.
Mr. Forwood, active in the
American Legion, Elks and Lions
organizations at Ogallala, is mar
ried and the father of two sons
and a daughter. He, his wife,
Maryanne, and children, Steve, 9.
Jim, 8, and Bonnie Jean, 2, will
make their home in O'Neill as
soon as housing can be arranged.
CPPD also announced that Bill
Keep, 33, of Albion has been nam
ed to succeed Mr. Forwood at Og
allala. Mr. Keep, a native of Chap
pell, is an 11-year veteran of CP
PD’s sales department, including
the past seven years at Albion.
O’Neill News
Mrs. Vivian Magstadt of Ains
worth visited her mother, Mrs
V'anme Newman, Friday evening
Friday and Saturday guests at
the Mark Muff and Edward Cuddy
homes were Mrs. Elmo McKamy
and Mr and Mrs. Bonnie McKamy
and twin girls, Kathy and Kelly of
Norfolk Mr McKamy returned
from service in Korea recently.
Elgin Ray went to Kansas City.
Mo.. Wednesday, October 29. to
Friday. October 21.
Clyde McKenzie, jr., Ray Rev
ell and Clyde Streeter were hunt
ing in the Redbird community Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Van Every
spent the weekend in Omaha with
their son and wife. Mr. and Mrs
Dean Van Every, and family.
Miss Rita Waller, a student at
the Norfolk Beauty school, spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Waller.
Weekend guests October 25-26
of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Tomlinson
were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dex
ter and son of Burwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wray and
family were in Emmet Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Duane
Miller to attend an anniversary
dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Smith of Spencer. Other
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Taylor and family of Ainsworth.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miller of
Emmet and Miss Marge Marcellus
of O’Neill.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wray and
family visited relatives recently
for four days in Kilgore, Valentine
and Ainsworth.
Weekend guests of Dr. and Mrs
George Cars tens were her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Waugh of Sioux
City.
Mr. and Mis. Gene Wolfe and
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family and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Flood
went to Norfolk Sunday to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Ji>e Hansen and fam
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Watson
had as a recent sues! Lester Kie
now of Plainview. Their son and
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his wife, Mr. ami Mrs, Stanley
Watson, and three daughters were
Saturday evening callers.
Weekend quests erf Mr. ami Mrs
K. L. \'an Voorhis were their son
and his wife. Mr. and Mi's. Robert
Van Voorhis. aiui Kip of Albion
Guests a few days last week were
his parents. Mr. ami Mrs R. B.
Van Voorhis. of Edgemont, S D,
Mr. and Mrs. IVan Streeter.
Teddy. Joan and Patricia McKen
zie, went to Brunswick Sunday to
| visit relatives.
Please phone us your news!
Trash Tire Spreads to Stacks
A trash fire Friday at a rural school eight miles west of Creigh
ton went out of control and swept into an adjoining field, destroying
a half-dozen stacks of hay and burning off a large area. Neighbors
and rural firemen brought the blaze under control. O'Neill Photo Co.
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North Central Nebraska Hereford Assn’sH
26th Annual Fall J
.SHOW AND SALE
Bassett, Nebraska
Bassett Sale Pavilion
Saturday, November 8
SHOW IN MORNING SALE AT 1:00 P. M.
41 BULLS - 4 HEIFERS
“Buy Better Bulls at Bassett”
All Ages — Mostly 2-Year-Olds
List of Consignors
Harry J. Brown, Bassett, Royal Alladln; W. Everett Brown.
Valentine, Aster; Donald G. Clements, Ord, Atomic I.amplighter;
Eldon Cozad, Wood lake, Carlos Donation; Charles Dorsey and
Sons, Newport, W. S. Pioneer; Oswald J. Kaupp, Gregory, S. D.,
C. K .Crusty; Joe J. Jelinek and Sons, Verdlgre, lard Eaton and
Aster; Alfred Meeks, Taylor, Crusty; Darrel Ottun, Sargent, Pio
neer; Donald Prill, O’Neill. Bar O. K.; W. H. Schudel, North
Loup, Pioneer; George Smith, Bassett, Sliver Emblem; Floyd
Tucker, Rose, Eclipse Domino; O. W. Wolcott, Rose, Ckato.
I Grand Champion Cup Awarded By
Commercial Bank, Bassett
Reserve Champion Cup Awarded By
Farmers Union Co-op. Ass’n., Bassett
Best Pair of Bulls Cup Awarded By
The Frontier, O’Neill
For information write or see
TUG PHILLIPS
Secretary and Sale Manager
Bassett, Nebraska
B. T .Buell, President, Rose, Nebr.
Dallas Dorsey, Vice-President, Newport, Nebr.
Judge: Ray Switzer, Sioux City — Auctioneer: Chas. Corkle
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