Inman News
By .Mr*. James McMahan
A group of relatives and friends
gathered at the Lloyd Smith home
Friday evening to surprise Mr,
Smith on his birthday anniversary
As Mr, Smith has been disabled
since September gifts of groceries
were given him. The self invited
guests served lunch at a late hour,
Mr. and Mrs. John Gallagher
were honored at a family dinner
Sunday on tiieir 47th wedding an
niversary. Those attending were
Mr. and Mrs. George Winkler and
family and Mr. and Mrs. A1 Ham
ik and family of O’Neill, Mrs.
Frances May and family and Mr. ■
and Mrs. Mick Gallagher and lam- j
ily of Inman.
Mrs. Lyle Ohrmund of Seneca j
came Friday to visit Mrs. Hose j
Sobolku and Mr. and Mrs. William
Ohrmund and to attend the sale i
of the Charles Sobotka estate.
LineUe Tompkins and Sam Wat- j
son, who attend college at Wesley
an University, are spending the
spring vacation with their parents, |
Mr. anil Mrs. Harvey Tompkins
and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Watson.
Mrs. Edwin Langley of Lincoln
siK'iit the weekend visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Watson. |
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Meyer and
family of Omaha spent the week- ,
end visiting Mrs. Meyer's parents. j
Mr. and Mrs. Merle IX1 Long.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean DcLong and
family of Omaha spent the week
end visiting in the home of Mr.
DeLong's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd IXiLong.
Severul trom here attended the
wrestling maicnes in Auunsun m-j
day evening.
The senior class and their spoil- |
sor. Mr. Miller spent the weekend |
In Omaha. They enjoyed the week
end of sightseeing.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill McElvain of
Omaha spent the weekend visiting
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ja
mes Coventry and with other rela
tives here and in O'Neill.
Dick Coventry and Ned Kelley,
who attend college at Norfolk,
spent the weekend in the Coventry
and Kollev homes.
Don Kelley, who attends college
at Wayne, spent the weekend visi
ting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
E. Kelley.
.Mrs. II. W. Tomlinson, who
lias been staying with her son
la law and daughter, Mr. and
Mr. James Coventry, was taken
to the O’Neill hospital on Siunlay
afternoon for medical treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hartigan and
family of Norfolk spent Sunday
visiting in the James Coventry
and Mary Hartigan homes.
Mrs. Albert Reynolds and family
visited in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Hull at Redbird Satur
day. They also attended Mrs.
Hull’s school picnic.
Gen Couch, who is employed at
Tecumseh, spent the weekend visi
ting his family.
Ivan Couch, Charles Young and
James Sholes, who are employed
at Arapahoe, spent the weekend
visiting their familis.
Mrs. Clifford Penn of Wayne
spent Thursday visiting in the L.
R. Tompkins home and with other
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Cary left
Thursday for Hastings. Ia., where
they will visit in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Crouse and with
other relatives.
Mr. anil Mrs. Earl W’atson re
turned Wednesday from Rapid Ci
ty, S.D., where they spent two
weeks visiting their son and daugh
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wat
son.
Inman Workers Project chib
met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Albert Reynolds. There
were 10 members present. Mrs.
LiveUe Butterfield gave the les
son on "line anil Design In
Dress”. Mrs. Reynolds served
luneh at the close.
The Y. M. club met Tuesday
with Mrs. Chester Youngs. Din
ner was served at noon by the hos
tess. The afternoon was spent so
cially.
Miss Margaret Pruss of Clear
water spent the weekend visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Henry
Pruss.
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Deloit News
B) Henry Itiinirr
We had several inches of wet
3now on Saturday and Sunday mor
ning. It is hard on the little pigs
and calves but brings some needed
moisture.
A letter from Mrs. Carl Chris ton
>t Denver. Colo., stages that Den
ver has had over 9b inches ot snow
this winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sehnii
ser and family were Norfolk shop
pers on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tomjaek
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Seth Ilertel home near Chambers.
Mrs. Maynard Stearns and Mrs.
Mary Steams attended the music
contest ut O’Neill on April lb.
A number of friends ana rela
tives attended a shower for Mrs.
Jack Jones (Neta Lee Mabeni at
the Fred Maben home on Sunday
afternoon.
Bill Sehi underwent major sur
gery at a Norfolk hospital on
Thursday. His condition was given
as satisfactory.
Mrs. Rudy d unk is a patient at
the Antelope Memorial hospital
in Neligh.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Meyers of
South Dakota visited April 14-la
at the Ralph Tomjaek home. Mrs.
Myrtle Jewell returned home with
them.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Stearns of
Omaha and Mrs. Sammy Steams
and family visited Mrs. Mary
Stearns on April 15.
Fwald Spahn was able to return
home from the hospital in Omaha
on Sunday, following surgery on
Wednesday. Gloria and Diane
Schindler stayed with Mrs. Spahn
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reimer
and Mrs. Mike Bom of Plainview
were Saturday shoppers in Nor
folk.
Mrs. Evvald Spahn and Gloria
and Diane Schindler spent April
14 evening at the Ralph Tomjaek
home.
Dinner guests on Saunlay at the ,
i Glenn Harpster home were Mr. o
and Mrs. Web Napier ol Ewing, o
an aunt and uncle Irom Kansas n
and Pete Carson and Maude Law- j
rence of Blair. j a
Fred Harpster has been ill with ; tl
the flu. a
Chambers News
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By Mrs. E. H- Carpenter
The Valley Center Extension a
Club met Friday afternoon at the j -
home ol Mrs. Alfred Maas. Twen
ty members answereu roll by tei- ;
ling their favorite design ui ma- |
terial. There were two visitors, |
Mrs. C. E. Wintermote and Mrs.
Louis Harley present also several j
children. The meeting was opined |
by the President, Mrs. Lloyd Gleed j
using the club collect. The music
leader, Mi's. C. V. Robertson led j
the group in singing 'Swing Lou |
Sweet Chariot", "Were You 11
There?”, and "My Qemetine". I
Mrs. G. H. Grimes reported on ;
the council meeting in O'Neill |
and told of a special demonstra- |
non on "Patterns and Fitting"
to be held in O'Neill May 6 and j
one in Chambers on "Skillet |
Meals" on May 19. Mrs. Clyde ;
; Kilty gav e a report from the
Country Woman magazine.
The lesson on “Line and Design
in Clothing" was presented by Mrs.
Duane K. Miller and Mrs. Lloyd
Wintermote.
Luneh was served by the hos
tess.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Grimes
drove to Milford to spend the
weekend with their son and daugh- I
ter-in-lavv, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence I
Grimes and family.
FOOD SALE
SATI RDAY’, APRIL 25
Starting at 10 a.m. at
KHELHAMER’S JACK & JILL
American Legion Auxiliary
24" GRILL, HALF-HOOD, ELECTRIC SPIT
All tills at a sizzling Anniversary ^ ay nc
Special low price. Chromed revolv- g ft* w
ing 24” grid, steel halt hood, 6” 8j
wheels and rubber tires. ® *** * AiV'tuf'
24" FULL HOOD GRILL WITH ELECTRIC SPIT
Coppertone lull hood tor succulent rf- p*. r?» ,
smoked meats. Powerful spit mo
tor. Easy to clean, plated grid.
SCOVIE’S
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^^^^ANOTHE^UJE CHIP AUCTION t I
2.000 HEAD ]
Of the Sandhills Finest Calves and Light Yearlings i
Sell at Auction — Atkinson, Nebraska
| TUESDAY, APRIL 28 - 1 P.M.
1300 to 1400 Choice Angus, Angford and Hereford Calves from the j
family ranches of Charley W. Peterson. Almost all of which i
have originated from the Peterson cows or have had the Pet
erson bulls in the breeding herd.
150 Fancy Angus and Black Whiteface Steer and Heifer Calves.
Average weights 350 lbs. These are the extreme light end of ■ f.
the original string of calves Charley sold in the January 27 sale. |
60 Fancy Angus Yearling Heifers, replacement quality, wts. r.
525 lbs. |
360 Angus and Black Whiteface Mixed Calves from the Willis ■
Peterson Ranch- Here the weights range from 350 to 450 lbs. 8
Green calves with perhaps more quality than any other Blacks E
of the day. f
330 Choice to Fancy Hereford Calves from the Fred Horne Ranch. I
Weights 375 to 500 lbs. About half steers and half heifers— fl 11
these were the top selling Herefords in last sprisgs Lazy F I 1
Sale, and are better this year. I a
375 Choice to Fancy Hereford Calves from the Vera (Peterson). fl I
Paddock Ranch- Strictly green hay fed cattle, weights 300 to I fl
450 lbs. All carry the VP brand—you’ll like the quality here, fl fl
40 Head of Fancy Fall Calves from the Albert Sterns & Son fl ■
herd, weights 375 lbs. fl I
36 Head of Light Yearling Hereford Steers from Rock Count j , III
wts. 575 lbs. I I
Lester and Earl Stewart complete the offering with 85 fancy fl y
Hereford heifer calves, wts. 400 lbs. Replacement quality heifers 11 fl
from one of the better known Rock County herds, Earl has eon- I I
signed 50 steers and heifers, wts. 450 to 475 lbs. ^ [■
From Ernie Weller’s Em-Fran Ranches come 75 fancy Angford t
calves. Steers and heifers from one of the best cow herds in the I
country. Also GO fleshy Hereford feeding heifers, wts. G25 lbs.
Other consignors of less than carload lots include, Sehrunk, Kil- fl
murry, Miller, Weller, Frickel and others. In addition we will I!
have 300 head of mixed consignments. Don’t miss this Special I
Sale—It might be our last until the fall runs. For further infor- I
mation phone us collect anytime, phone 5141.
Atkinson Livestock Market
ATKINSON, NEBRASKA )
Mr. and Mr*. Gail Shoemaker 1
f Lincoln were weekend guests
F his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray
u>nd Shoemaker.
Ruth Ann Damme, student nurse ,
t Lincoln General hospital spent
le weekend with her parents. M,
nd Mrs, Clarence Damme and
imily.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Medcalf and j
imily of Sioux City. Ia. came
aturday e\ ening to visit their par-,,
nts, Mr. and Mrs. E, H. Medcalf
nd Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Carpenter.
Presbyterian Lillies
RUMMAGE SALE
April 23-24-25
ODD FELLOWS BLDG.
(South of Stop Light)
Jue to the storm they remaned
jntil Monday Morning.
Robert Leiswald. of Fairmont
came April 18 and took his mother,
4-H CLUB LEADERS BANQUET
Monday, April 27, at 7 p.m. I
AMERICAN LEGION HALL |
Atkinson, Nebr.
(Postponed from last Monday) 1
Sponsored by the Atkinson Chamber of Commerce
Mrs. Enul Leiswald back with him '
Earl David is a patient in the <
j Veterans hospital at Lincoln,
Friday, April 1? guests of Mrs.
■BHMNmaMMnMr
til's. Freeman Eggleston of Elgin
"had lot to Honeywell were Mr. and
and Mr. and Mrs. John Valentin*
I of Park Rapids, Minn
Creosoted Posts
Pressure treated at reduced prices!
Also
Cotton Cake Pellets
41 °o protein, 5°o fat, old process
C. E. McVay
Phone 585J13 - O'Neill
SAVE TIME - SAVE MONEY
SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE AT YOUR FRIENDLY
HOME - OWNED JACK and JILL
FRESH—1% to 2-lb. PIONEER I
FRYERS--EACH 58c SLICED BACON -p«d 28c \
BEEF U.8. CHOICE
RIB STEAK poml 69c BEEF ROAST --iwl 48c j
FOREMOST—Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry
BIC DIP.....-Ml ?al. 59c ECCS.2v;BACON SQHARFS .MS'
IW*H JACK & JILL COUPON SUHijl_JACK & JILL COUPON WKX
fi SATHER OEM CREME I B Fain-or-Shine AIways-Fine — BARTON’S H
B 7 (ioldcn Valley—Vegetable SB _ _ §9
COOKIES I soup. 2 «as 25 J TABLE SALT I
« «*• —.19c Ibuher".ib. 67c 22".19c i
COUPON EXPIRES APRIL 27th WBkJ.__ COUPON EXPIRES APRIL 27th BBi!^
NUTRENA NITRENA
CHICK STARTER_100 pounds $495 \ EGG CRUMBLES.. _ 100 pounds $415