Deloit News
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Bauer ar
rived home last week after visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lampert
and family in Los Angeles, Calif.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Duain Borg and
family in Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. Ralph Tomjack, Mrs. Ew
ald Spahn and Mrs. Freddie Boll
witt were hostesses at a miscel
laneous shower honoring Elayne
Reimer Bom, Sunday afternoon
at the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Tomjack
arrived Monday at the Ralph Tom
jack home. Gene is stationed at
Cape Canaveral, Fla., and hasn’t
lieen home for about two years.
They plan to visit relatives here
until about aJnuary 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bom of
Plainview spent the weekend at
the Reimer home.
The Christian Mothers hold their
Christmas party at St. John’s
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Sunday afternoon.
Martha Kinney was a Sunday
diner guest at the Maynard
Stearns home.
Mrs. H. Manson spent the first
of the week at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Sidney Anderson.
Redbird News
Mr. and Mrs. Wally Fredrick
son and Roy were Sunday dinner
guests at the Clay Mashino home
Afternoon callers were Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Nelson and Mr. and
Mrs. Beryl Bessert and children
DANCE . .. O'Neill
To the YOUNGER BAND
A 10-piece band with a sweet sound and a solid beat
PLAYING STRICTLY MODERN MUSIC !
New Year’s Eve — Legion Hall
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Yule Concert Tonight
by Music Students
A Christmas concert will be |
presented by the music depart :
ment of tlte O'Neill public high |
school at 8 o’clock tonight tThurs- j
day) in the school auditorium.
The concert will be under the di
rection of Duane Miller, band di- j
rector, and Miss Alvara Ramm,
vocal instructor. The public is in
vited.
The program will consist of voc
al numbers by the mixed chorus,
boy’s and girl s glee clubs, sev
eral small groups and soloists.
The band will play several selec
tions and will feature the trumpet
trio in one number.
Brother, Sister
Off to New ^ ork
DORSEY—Mrs. Anna Carson
and her brother, Alborf Ladely,
departed Wednesday, December
10, for Odessa, N.Y., in order to
spend Christmas with Mrs. Car
son’s daughter, Iris, and family.
Arriving for Holidays—
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Campbell
will meet their son and his wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Campbell
of Green Bay, Wise., in Sioux
City. They will spend the holidays
here.
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O’Neill Loses Bid
for Class B Meet
At a meeting held in Ord. school
superintendents and coaches, as
signed to the class B inter-district
basketball playoff, St. Paul was
selected as the site tor the district
tournament.
Schools involved in the tourna
ment will be Ainsworth, Bassett,
O'Neill, O’Neill St. Mary’s, Ord,
Burwell, Ra\onna and St. Paul.
The group voted that it would
take me votes to determine the
site. Bassett was not present for
the meeting but had called the
superintendent from Ord and in
dicated O'Neill as its choice. The
group voted that Bassett s vote
would count on the first ballot but
not count on subsequent ballots.
After the first ballot was cast,
the following results were tabu
lated: O'Neill, 4; St. Paul, 3; Ord,
1. The next ballot cut O'Neill
short one vote because the Bus
sett vote no longer counted. This
tied O'Neill and St. Paul with
three votes each with Ord ab
j staining.
The discussion then centered
! around selecting a site other titan
j O'Neill or St. Paul because the
I group could not agree. Ainsworth
and St. Mary’s felt that the choice
would go to Ord and cast their
vote in favor of St. Paul. This
gave St. Paul the five votes nec
essary tor securing the 1959 tourn
ament.
The coaches were interested in
taking the favored Ord team off
of the home court. The main ob
jection of the south group that
was raised against O'Neill as the
site was inadequate seating to ac
commodate the class B tourna
ment.
A class D tournament will be
held here, however, during the
same week in the O'Neill public
school gym. The schools involved
met at Page and Supt. Hock, who
was selected by the NSAA as
chairman of the meeting, request
ed that O’Neill take a class D
tournament if they failed to win a
class B meet.
Dorsey News
Mrs. Robert Sholes and daugh
ter called at the Osborn home
Wednesday evening, December 10
Mrs. J. E. Wiley accompanied
1 Mr and Mrs. Howard Marston to
Sacred Heart hospital Sunday to
visit Mr. Wiley, who is still a pa
tient. He was moved to a private
room Thursday so he could be
made more comfortable, as he is
not "too well" at this writing.
Miss Marlyn Graham arrived
home Saturday morning from Nor
folk to spend the weekend with
homefolk. T, .
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barta
and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Mitchell
were O'Neill shoppers Monday.
Miss Joyce Holz sponsored a
program and basket social at dis
trict 2t> school Monday, Decem
ber 8. A good-sized crowd braved
the extremely cold weather to bo
present.
The Dorsey Telephone company
held a meeting at the Osborn
school Tuesday evening, Decem
ber 9. „ ...
Sunday, December 21, there will
i be a birthday anniversary and
farewell dinner held at the Dorsey
church. All those having birthdays
1 in December are especially invit
ed, and the Reverend Walstad
family are leaving for Kansas the
following week where he will be
located.
Lloyd Brady was a caller Sat
urday at the Lee Brady and lorn
Alder homes.
Mrs. H. V. Rosenkrans is spend
ing a few days in O’Neill visiting
her sister. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Cihlar and
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barta and
Evelyn visited with Mrs. Vernon
Oleson and Neil Friday evening.
The Lynch Eagles came home
victorious Friday evening after
having a real close game with the
I vci uigic
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Osborn
were supper guests at the Buss
1 Greene borne Friday evening.
Miss Delores Wells was an O’
Neill shopper Saturday.
Mrs. Harold Osborn (she sells
1 Avon products) was out Wednes
1 day calling on her patrons.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Wells and
daughters visited at the Gordon
Barta home Saturday evening.
Miss Marlyn Graham spent Sat
urday night at the Albert Carson
home. ... ,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hiscocks
were Christmas shopping in O’
Neill Thursday.
Harry Johnson was a business
caller at the Otto Ruzecka home
Friday. . . . .
The community was shocked tc
hear of the misfortune Dale Rev
ell had Saturday.
Meeting Delayed
by Weather—
Due to the bad weather in No
vember the Eagle Belles held their
November meeting December 1
! at the Don Femau home. Nine
members and two guests answer
ed roll call by naming their fav
orite soup.
Plans were made or the Christ
mas party and Mrs. Carl Krough
guessed the contents of the guess
ing box.
Mrs. Austin Searles gave the
lesson on soups which were very
tasty and enjoyed for lunch with
a salad.
The Christmas party was held at
the Austin Searles home, Decem
ber 12, with 19 adults and 15 chil
dren present.
Several games and stunts wer
played for the afternoons enter
tainment. The children had a grab
bag gift exchange, while the club's
myster ysisters were reveal in a
gift exchange. Cake and sandwich
es and salad were served.
The next meeting will be Jan
uary 20 at the Ed Prouty home.
Going to Denver—
Mrs. W. H. Harty will spend the
holidays with her son and his wife,
Mr. and Mrs. James Harty, and
children of Denver, Colo. Enroute
home she will visit her daughter,
Sr. M. Brian, in Omaha.
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Ash Grove Auxiliary
Elects Officer*—
The Ash Grove auxiliary held
its annual meeting at the hall
Tuesday, December 2, at 2 p.m.
Election of officers took place
and the following were elected:
Mrs. William lXifek. president;
Mrs. Soren Sorenson, jr., vice
president; Mrs. William Derick
son, jr., secretary; Mrs Raymond
Soueek. treasurer. A hanky ex
change among the members was
also held.
During a discussion and vote the
meeting date was changed from
the first Tuesday to the first Wed
nesday in the month. Next meet
ing will be January 7 at 1:30 p.m.,
at which time plans will lie form
ulated for the annual ‘Evening of
Fun”.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Loren/ were
Sunday evening guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Ritts.
WNAX Barn Dance
Troupe Coming
The all-new Missouri Valley
Barn Dance troupe is hack on the
road doing their broadcast, stage
show and dance from a different
town or city each Saturday night
Saturday, January 3, the Mis
souri Valley Barn Dance will orig
inate at the American legion hall
in O'Neill including a show, broad
cast and round and square dance
four hours of ginni clean enter
tainment for the entire family.
The all new Barn Dance fea
tures Casey Clark and the Lazy
Ranch Boys; Carroll Smithere,
one of tin1 nations top rock'n'roll
singers and piano players; Terry
Bethel, the king of the steel guit
ars; Barefoot Brownie Reynolds,
radio's funniest comedian; Glen
Beeler, featured solo singer and
electric guitar player, and starring
Evelyn Harlene of Sage records.
The Lazy Ranch Roys are heard
each week day on WNAX, 571) ke,
at 6:15 a m.. 12 mxm ami at 6 15
p.m., and the Missouri \ alley
Dance each Saturday night from
8:30 to 10 p.m.
GaU’ Volleyball
Carded Here Today
The O'Neill high school girls
volley ball team will play Page
here instead of at Page, as was
stall'd in last week’s issue.
The game today tThursday)
starts at 2:30 o’clock. The grade
school will have a basketball game
with Page here also.
School will not be dismissed
early Friday. lVrember 19 Class
es will convene Monday. January
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