Chamber* Ntwi
a* *** E. R. < arpenwrr
^an^ypung received word fror
nis aj '^W'todwjg officer that h
woul^lw allowed * 3Q day
sion <j§ leave due to the'illness c
his father.
**!„“*<* Wrs E R pMent*
were .Sunday evehing callers u
foe&m*?**1** Home at Amelia
( Christensen of Pilger am
Mrs Loy Fluckey and chiidrei
were Saturday guests of Mrs El
sie Sorensen.
Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Leidtke am
family of QNeill spent Sunday vvitl
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Lei
dike:
Mr and Mrs. Lyle Clemens am
family visited her brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harolc
farrier and baby son in Grant
Island Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Porter submitted tt
surgery at an Omaha hospital or
April 13.
Mr and Mrs. Clarence Dammi
and family visited at the Uyslit
Damme home in Clearwater Sun
day.
Mrs Mary Neimand returned tc
her home Saturday. After a week;
visit with her grandson and wife
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Neimand ir
Omaha. Gene is stationed at the
air base there. Mrs. Neimand con
suited a doctor while in Omaha
Mrs. and Mm. Robert Brazda
and daughter of Winner were
weekend guests of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Root.
Mrs. Koel accompanied them
hack to Winner and also went to
Schuyler to visit her sister.
Mr. andMrs. Andrew Gilbert
were overnight guests of their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs
Dale Gilbert and family at Stuart
April 9.
Mr. ami Mrs. Dave Holcomb ol
Aurora came April 10 and visited
until Sunday afternoon with Mr
and Mrs. L. V. Cooper.
E V. Sageser went back to the
Atkinson Memorial hospital early
last week for medical care having
been out of the hospital only a few
weeks
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Saturday, April 18
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Airport
Over 20.000 Hoard Feet of
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WALLY O’CONNELL. Auct.
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In This Paper
NEXT WEEK
FOOD SALE
at Shelhamer’s
JACK and JILL
Saturday, April 18
Starting at 10 a.m.
Christ Lutheran Ladies Aid
“*• Eyntan Covey was a pa
Anthony 's hospital It
O Neill a few days last week
i and Mrs E. R. Baker and
» son? *P«*nt several days last week
. jln Omaha. The tnp combined both
I business and pleasure
Mr and Mrs Sam Young and
Mrs. Ernest Young were Sunday
c ; dinner guests in the Lavem Hoerie
l home, also present were her bro
ther. Dick Young and friend. El
j ante Worden
The 17 day old baby son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Farrier of
iirand Island under went surgery'
I for a double hernia April II.
, The little one Is reported to be
doing nicely.
Sam Young and his mother.
I Mrs Ernest Young drove to Oma
. | ha Monday to visit Mr. Young at
I I the Methodist hospital. They had
I 'expected to tyring him home I nit
found he would be hospitalized a
fttu1 mnro Have
, j The young adults of the Metho
dist Church met Sunday evening
, | at the home of Mr. and Mrs. La
vem Hoerle. Mrs Bruce Grimes
was in charge of devotions and
, Mrs. Duane K. Miller in charge
, | of games.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Urban of Ewing
I were Sunday evening visitors is
| the John Honeywell home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Honeywell
j and daughter, Mrs Elwin Rubeck
jwent to Ewing April 10 to attend
I a silver weddeing anniversary cel
ebration for her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Vearl Tuttle
\ also included was a shower honor
ing Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Tuttle
recently married Mr. Tuttle is a
son of the Verle Tuttles.
Seventeen children were invi
ted to a joint birthday party in
honor of Norma Wintermote, age
7 and her sister Janet, who is
3 years old, at the home of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. IJoyd
Wintermote Monday afternoon.
Norma’s birthday was Monday
and Janets will be April 19.
A group of legionaires met Mon
day evening to do some masonary
rapair work at the Legion hall
A training meeting for Extension
Club leaders was held April 10 at
the home of Mrs. S.H. Grimes with
the home agent, Mrs Katheryn
Indra presenting the lesson.
The Chambers Firemen held
their regular meeting Monday ev
ening at the fire house.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr and
Mrs. T. E. Newhouse were Mr.
and Mrs. James Grimes and Mr.
anti Mrs. G. H. Grimes.
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service met Apirl 9 at the
Methodist Church with Mrs. E. H.
Medcalf and Mrs. Fred Catron as
hostesses. Twenty members were
present.
Mrs. IJoyd Gleed gave the se
cond study lesson on Isaiah assis
ted by Mrs. T. E. Newhouse and
Mrs. James Grimes. A report on
the state meeting was given by the
delegates, Mrs. Glen Grimes and
Mrs Raymond Beed an a report
of the District meeting by Mrs.
Darrel Gillette.
A Corsage to Missions w’as pre
sented to the pastor’s wife, Mrs
Charles Cox, to the president of
the woman's society, Mrs. T. E.
Newhouse, and to Mrs. R. K. Platt,
who is unable to attend because of
ill health.
There was a report of the no
minating commuttee and the elec
tion of officers. All officers were
re-elected with the exception of
secretary of missions which will
be Mrs. James Grimes and secre
tary of spiritual life, Mrs. Erwin
Carpenter.
Lunch was served by the hos
tesses. '
Ewing News
By Mrs. Harold Harris
Mrs. Dora Townsend, a fifty
year member of the Jephthah
chapter, Order of the Eastern Star
was honored Tuesday evening at
the regular meeting. She was pre
sented a golden fifty year pin by
John A. Wood, worthy patron and
a jeweled brooch by Mrs. S. M.
Burtwistle, worthy matron.
Mrs. Townsend was worthy ma
tron in 1945 and has held other of
fices as well as having been organ
ist.
The luncheon table was centered
with a three tier cake decorated
in gold and white topped with a
golden "50" and flanked by golden
candles in crystal holders.
Miss Vina Wood and Mrs John
A. Wood were hostesses.
The regular business session was
held followed by the exemplifying
mitatory work.
Mrs. Lee Wood of Lingle, Wyo.
was a guest.
Mrs. Rhoda Conner went to Roy
al on Sunday where she joined
members of her family and other
relatives for a gathering at the j
home of her sister and husband, j
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Lachty, in
honor of their son and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Perry Lichty of Hills
boro, Ore. .
Mr. and Mrs. George Kronsch
nabel sr., of Menasha, Wis.. Mr.
and Mrs. George Kronschnabel
jr., of St. Paul, Minn., Dr. and
Mrs Ed Kronschnabel of Milwau- j
kee,' Wise., Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Garnick of Genoa were in atten
WELL DRILLING EQUIPMENT
AUCTION k k
Saturday, April 25th - Stuart, Nebraska
3 Well Drilling Rigs
1 Jardee Comhinatltei Reverse Hydraulic & Auger Well Machine.
30 Derrick. International Power Unit. Bite. Angers. Suction.
Bucket. Sand Bucket* and Miscellaneous Equipment.
I 1 1939 IV, ton Ford Truck Well Rig with Large Water Tank and
I Land Winch with Boom.
’ 1 Trailer Mounted Hydraulic Well Rig.
? Pipe Wrenches. Pipe Cutters; Post Drill: Hand Winch: P,pr Dies;
100 It. Va” steel Cable; Used Windmill Heads; Hot Water Tank .
Several Large Coils of Rope: Cylinders; Some Casing. 4. 5 and
6 In.; Pump Rods; 36 In. Bolt Cutters; Pump Repair; Post Hole
Digger; Pipe Fittings; All sUes and kinds of leather, and pump .
rods; Bolt* and Washers; All kinds of Hand Tools: Forgejbe.
Pipe Vise: Heavy Anvil, very good; Grease Duns; T*p and De
Set for Bolts, in good condition: Hydraulic Jack. Wh^ll
Repairs* Arc Welder: Shovel*; Thresher Pump; Well Pipe PuUor.
Heavy Block and Tackle; Truck Tire Chains; Turning l^the; |l
Ised Wooden Windmill Tower; Numerous other arth e*
MRS. JOHN JARDEE, owner_ j
—■——
dance at the wedding of Helei
Rotherham and John Kronschtu
bet at St Peter's church on Sat
urday.
A. J. Sanders and son, Miki
of Laurel were visiting relative:
in Ewing during the weekend.
The Ewing "No Thank You.'
Tops club met Wednesday evenini
at the schoolhouse A report on th<
| state convention was given Thos<
attending the convention were Mrs
Thomas Hutton. Mrs Floyd But
! terfield and Mrs Hester Timmons
A contest was started, effective
April 1 to May 13. Sides were cho
sen. The losing side to entertair
i the winners and their families.
Plans w'ere discussed for the
(summer meetings.
Mrs. Ruth Hansen was the
March queen and Mrs. Hester Tim
mons, was second. They will be
i honored at the April meeting to be
held at the home of Mrs. C. C.
| Hahlbeck.
Miss Beverly Rotherham and
Ron Rotherham of Lincoln came
home for the weekend to attend
i the wedding of their sister, Helen
to John Kronschnabel of Minnea
polis, Minn., held Saturday morn
ing at St. Peter's Church.
i Miss Mary Catherine Carr ol
- Omaha visited relatives in Ewing
- | during the weekend and also at
tended the Rotherham-Kronschna
> bel wedding on Saturday.
1 Mr and Mrs. A. E. Harris were
overnight guests at the home of
his brother. H. R. Harris and fami
; ily on Saturday They returned
• to Fremont on Sunday.
' Dr H. F. Eby, dentist of St.
Paul has opened a dental office
in Ewing
Dr. Eby. who has been in St.
Paul for seven years, has practic
ed dentistry in both Nebraska and
South Dakota.
Deloit News
By Mrs. Henry Reimer
Mrs. Ruday Funk is a patient
in the Antelope Memorial hospital
, in Neligh.
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Steams
and Mrs Mary Stearns attended
the senior class play in Elgin Fri
day evening. Madine Stearns, who
is a junior was in the play.
The H E O club met at the
Ewald Spahn home on April 9.
Mrs. Spahn, vice-president was in
charge of the business meeting in
, the absence of the presdidenr Mrs
Lambert Baruk
Mrs Werfcmeister and Mrs Ma
ry Steams presented the lessor
on "Line and Design in Clothing.'
Only 7 rnemoers were present
Some were ill.
Several from here attended a
shower for Mrs Jack Jones, form
erly Neta Lee Maben, at the Clear
water Methodist church basement
on Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs John Wulf visited
Mr and Mrs. Carl Wulf and family
in Tilden on April 5th.
Mrs. Bill Gibbs was hospitalized
in Norfolk last week, the three
I children were at the home of their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L. L.
Bartak.
Mrs Myrtle Jewell of Dallas,
,S.D.. has spent the past two weeks
visiting at the home of her daugh
ters, Mrs Ralph Tomjack and
Mrs. Johnny Bauer.
Mrs. Mike Bom of Plainview
spent Saturday at the Henry Rei
mer home.
Several from here attended the
singspiration sponsored by the
Qiurch of Christ in Elgin on Sun
day Mrs. Howard Manson was pi
anist.
%
Mr and Mrs Henry Reimer at
tended the athletic banguet in In
man Saturday evening They were
i also guests in the Harvey Tomp
kins home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tomjack
and Mrs. Jewell spent Sunday af
ternoon at the Johnny Hauer home
Most of the farmers are sow
ing oats, several have been saw
ing lumber.
Sidney Anderson spent most of
last week at the Howard Manson
I home in O'Neill
Mrs. Alice Lodge was hospital
| it'd in Neligh for the past two
weeks Peg came from Ogallala
on Monday to visit her mother
f. tk ' »’ * F ,
EwakJ Spahn was to and onto
surgery on his knot* in Omaha this
w«*k,
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