Amelia News
The Women's Missionary Societ
ty of the Bethany Free Methodist
church met Tuesday, November 11,
at the home of Mrs S C Barnett.
Mrs Julia White accompanied
Mrs. Charlie Peterson of Atkinson
to attend Helping Hand club at the
tome of Mrs Lew Backhouse on
Thursday, November 13. Mrs
White stayed and spent the week
end with Mrs. Edith Andersen
She visited Mrs. Bertha Sammons
Friday.
Bill Rees and a friend, Dick
Lahr, and son, Steve, and Dick
Williamson of Omaha spent Satur
day and Sunday visiting her par
ents, and did some pheasant hunt
ing while here.
Joe Stoecker went to Bloomfield
Thursday to visit his sister. He
also visited relatives at Schuyler
and North Bend.
Pfc. Hale Kennedy and Pfc.
Dale Doolittle spent the weekend
with their respective parents, the
M. B Kennedys and the Art Doo
littles They are stationed at Ft.
Sill, Okla.
Mrs Frank Pierce and Mrs
B. W Waldo spent Saturday even
ing at the home of Mrs Edith An
dersen.
Mrs. Eva Backhaus and Caro
line of Atkinson spent Tuesday,
November 11 at their home in
Amelia. Caroline was on vacation
since the stores were observing
veterans day.
Mr and Mrs, Ralph Adair and
Allan were dinner guests at Mrs
Stella Sparks
Mr and Mrs. Lew Backhaus re
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Mrs. William Vrooman of Orchard,
recently had both liones in her
ankle broken in a fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Livingston
of Atkinson visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Sageser of Kansas
City, at the Vem Sageser home in
Amelia Thursday evening. They
were supper guests
Dwight Kenny, Atkinson-Amelia
mail carrier, reported that he
knocked down the first mail box
on his route Monday morning
coming out of Atkinson The road
was very slick due to the snow and
he hit the mail box to avoid go
ing in the ditch. Hale Kennedy al
ran in the ditch as he turned Ihe
comer from the highway.
Mr and Mrs Earnie Johnston,
Mrs Lew Baekhaus and Mrs.
Emma Lindsey attended the mis
sionary service at the Methodist
church in Chambers Thursday
eVAnnrice crowd attended the films
at the school house Thursday
eVMrnBand Mrs. Arthur Hiatt and
sons. Paul and Gene, were .upper
guests Tuesday, November 11, at
Elmer Oetters. . .
The Dick Doolittles are enjoy
ing a new TV installed Wednes
<5
ment floor in the feed i oom of
their store Those helping were
Pete Frahm. Harlan jerking
John Zinkon. Earnie Johnston and
G Mrs6 ffmetI*i>li«le spent Sun
day afternoon with Mrs. Bertha
Sammons. Mrs. Sammons states
first *d me& Mrs^Dooldt 1^ had ^ver
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Hospital Notes
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
Admitted: November 10- Mrs.
Neal Hamilton of Stuart, obstetri
cal; Frank Kellar of Newport,
medical; Truman Rossman of At
kinson, surgical; J- P Murphy of
Stuart,' medical; 12 Mrs Thomas
King of Stuart, medical. Henry
Ludeman of Newport, medica,
Mrs Clifford Heyden of Newport,
medical; Mrs 1-aVern Engler of
Atkinson, obstetrical; Lewis Veou
ghn of Creighton, medical. Mrs
Charles Cole of Atkinson, surgical,
13- Mrs Gertrude Kaup of Stuart,
medical; Royce Ammon of Bassett,
medical- Art Baumeister of Stu
Z medical; 14 William Wood
ward of Stuart, medical, 15- Dale
Butler of Mills, medical 1&-Mrs.
“rasSrf: November 11 Frank
Sparks of*AmehaT 13—loe Dvorak
^Atkinson- 14—Royce Ammon
of Bassett, Dave Falk of Atkin
son, Mrs. Alfred Li^dtkenf°f c^art"
hers Art Baumiester of Stuart
^ 1 Mrs Neale Hamilton and
daughter; William Woodward of
Newwrt; 16- Henry Ludeman of
Newport, Mrs. Thomas King c
Stuart Don Smith of Atkinson.
Ho^pita^ed: J. P. Murphy of
Stuart Francis Tunender of At
Mrs william Poessnecker
Atkinson Mrs. Gertrude Kaup
O smart Mrs Charles Cole of At
l? Elvon Chace of Atkinson,
kinson, Engler and daugh
reps
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gST «! AmS' Herman
Schrader nf AjPggJL,„ Frank
lord "ST Butler ol
Frahhr o, Anrehn.
lundberg memorial
(Creighton)
Admitted; M^ Lyle OverhoU
of Creighton; John William
VroomarT^f Orchard; Oscar Otte
^Dismissed ^'Herman Schellen of
. Russell Halvorsen of
J5SSS?-mS Wltam Vrooman
°f Sired' carl Oppen of Creigh
ton- -
Revnoldson on
.Ricky Shoals’ Exercise
Pvt James ("Jim") Reynold
son son of Mr. and Mrs. Verne
Revnoldson, participated in exer
cise "Rocky Shoals". He is now
in a convoy back to New Orleans.
La and expects to land about De
cember 1. He is stationed at Camp
Polk.
Beelaert Elected
Angus Unit Head
The annual meeting of the Holt
County Angus association was held
Saturday, November 15, for the
purpose of electing officers for the
coming year. Seven members were
present.
Harvey Krugman and Gerald
Snyder Joined the association as
new members.
The following officers were elec
ted: Frank Beelaert of Page, pres
ident; Blaine Garwood of Amelia,
vice-president; Louis Bartos of O'
NeiH, secretary and treasurer.
Dale Revell of O'Neill was re
elected to the hoard of directors.
Plans for the banquet February
6 and the annual sale February 7
1 were discussed.
Lunch was served by Mr and
Mrs. Blaine Garwood.
Vernon Boelter
Back from Europe
PAGE Vernon Boelter, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boelter, who
was stationed in Germany the past
18 months, arrived at Sioux City
Saturday where he was met by
his parents.
Boelter received his separation
from the army at Ft. Sheridan, 111
Please phone us your news!
iO Visitor* at
dub Session—
AMELIA The Helping Hand
club met Thursday, November 13,
at the home of Mrs, Lew Back
haus There were 15 members and
and 10 visitors present to partake
of the noon dinner.
Visitors present were Mrs Cora
Thompson, Mrs. Lenora Porter
Mrs. Gladys Grossnicklaus and
children. Mrs Effie Withers, Mrs
Blossom Butler and Mrs. Floyd
Sageser and two daughters.
After dinner election of officers
was held: Mrs. Charlie Peterson
was chosen president; Mrs. Will
David, vice-president; Mrs. Rose
Backhaus, secretary; Mrs. Mar
garet Johnston, treasurer; and
Mrs. Julia Blackmore, song lead
er.
Roll call was answered by tell
ing "something for which to lie
thankful", Mrs. Mae Sageser read
two poems on "Thankfulness"
Mrs. Blackmore led the lesson on
"Homemade Christmas Gifts."
Next meeting will be the Chris
mas party and gift exchange at
the home of Mrs Julia Black
more, December 18.
Jolly Ramblers
Reorganise—
ATKINSON - The Jolly Rumlv
lers 4-H'ers met at the American
Legion club building Sunday for
their reorganization meeting. This
group carries several different
projects.
Parents and 4-H youngsters en- j
joyed a covered dish luncheon.
Election for coming year result
ed as follows: Mrs Beryl Beck,
leader; LeRoy Hoffman, assist
ant leader; Ralph Schrunk, gar
dening leader; Beryl Beck, stock
er-feeder and rope leader; Mrs.
Bob Jonas, baking leader; Mrs.
Alex Frickel, sewing leader; Mrs.
LeRoy Hofman, music leader.
Club officers elected were: Pat
ty Straka. president; Ronnie Jon
as, vice-president; Juliene Beck,
secretary; Roger Hoffman, trea
surer; Shirley Shellhase. news re
porter.
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EWING NEWS
Mrs. Edna Lofquest entertained
the following guests at dinner Sun
day at her home. Mr. and M s
Bert Fink of Ewing and Mrs Jau
nita Miller and sons of Clearwater
The Women's Missionary society
of Riverside Free Methodist
church gathered at the home of
Mrs. Edna U>fquest Monday after
noon where they made
popcorn balls, wnlch will tie sent
to the Life Line orphange at Kan
sas City, Mo The TMttle family
was presented a box of treats by
the society.
Recent callers at rhe Theo
Schueth home were Mrs. Minnie
Primus and Mrs. Walter Summers
of Chamtiers.
Mr. and Mrs IXmald Starr and
daughter of West Point were
guests Sunday at the home of her
| i w rents, Mr and Mrs Albert Lar
son. Mr. Star went to Chambers
to get his mother, Mrs Nellie
Star, who accompanied them hack
to West Point. Other guests at the
1 -arson home the same day were
Mr and Mrs Henry Keimcr and
daughter, Elaine, ami Mr. and
Mrs. IXtn 1 .arson ami daughter,
all of Ewing.
Mr and Mrs Harold Savidge
visited his mother, Mrs. Aim
Savidge, in St Joseph s hospital
in Sioux CSty Wednesday No\naa
lier 12, ami Mr and Mrs. Bid Bar
tak visited her Saturday. Mrs.
Sa\ ulge recently umlcrwent sur
gery at the Sioux City liospitaL
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