Ewing News
Retires After 40 Years
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Teaching; 31 at Ewing
By Mrn. Harold Harris
Miss Elsie Chase, a teacher in
the Ewing high school for the past
31 years is retiring this year. Dur
ing tills time she has taught com
mercial subjects, typing, short
hand, general business, bookkeep
ing and office practice. These sub
jects were on the schedule of the
Students in their junior year. Many
of her students have secured good
positions on graduation from high
school. Others have attended a
business college for a career along
commercial lines.
In preparation for her 40 years
as an instructor. Miss Chase at
tended Kearney State Teachers
college, the Nebraska School of j
Business and the University of Ne
braska. She received her A. B.
Degree fmm the Kearney State
Teachers College.
During the past year she was
sponsor of the sophomore class
The Ewing public school closed
May 27 for the summer vacation.
Sgt. and Mrs. Kenneth Lee and
family of Siou.\ City were weekend
fuesLs of his mother, Mrs. Anita
»ee. They attended the commence
ment on Thursday evening at the
school auditorium. His brother.
Virtus was one of the eighth grade
graduates.
Sunday afternoon guests at the
George Jefferies home were Mr. j
and Mrs. Henry Meyers of Clear- j
ii'atnr
Mrs. Mark Maben and mother, j
Mrs. Emma Wulf were Saturday i
afternoon callers at the home of !
Mr. and Mrs. George Jefferies, i
Callers at the home of Mrs. John
Archer on Sunday were John Ber
igan of O'Neill and his sister, Mrs.
John Murrie. Mr. Berigan was tak
ing Mrs. Murrie to Omaha where
she would leave for her home at i
Los Angeles, Calif. She had come
to attend the funeral of her broth
er, William Berigan, held in Oma
ha.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wunner
came Saturdey for a weekend vis
it with relatives. They left Mon
day to return to their home at Chi
cago. Ill. accompanied by both
their mothers, Mrs. John Wunner,
Ewing and Mrs. Bertha Wegner of
Orchard.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Horde of
Ewing and their son, Duane of
Syarcuse were guests on Sunday
at the Dewitt Gunter home.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Edwards
and family were entertained Sun
da y at the home of Mr. .and Mrs
Archie Tuttle and daughter, Leon
ora.
Coach and Mrs. Thomas Hutton
and family plan to leave Thursday
for Glacier Park, Mont., where
Coach Hutton is empolyed as park
ranger at the many Glacier En
trance. Coach Hutton will return
to Ewing for the fall term of
school.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hobbs were
very much surprised on Sunday a
bout noon when the members of
their family liegan to arrive with
well filled baskets for a picnic din
ner, honoring the birthday anni
versary of their mother which is
May 27 and their father's on June
1. During the informal afternoon,
pictures were taken.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Hobbs and family Mrs. and
Mrs. John Turay and family,
Mrs, Ed. Yclli and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Mick Hobbs and
family, Mr and Mrs Dorrence
Hobbs and family, PFC and Mrs. j
Robert Hobbs home on leave from j
Fayetteville, N. C . anti Peter 1
Roudybush
Mrs Hester Timmons, who has
taught home economics at the Ew
ing high schooi the past year, has
stored her household goods for the
summer and left Friday for Stuart
to spend time at the home of her
sister. Mr. Timmons left May 8,
for Chicago, where he will spend
several weeks with a son and fam
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rother
ham and (amity spent the week
end in Omaha as guests of their
daughter, Miss Rowena, and also
at the Lyle McNabb home. They
returned home Sunday. Larry
remained and plans to obtain
work lor the summer.
Thursday dinner and evening
guests at the home of Mr. anu
Mrs. Charles Rotherham who also
attended the commencement exer
cises were. Mrs. Airina Frederick
sen. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Nelson
of Carroll and Mr. and Mrs Wal
ter Peterson and family of Tilden
Others after the commencement 11
exercises were Mr. and Mrs. VV’il- h
lie Shrader and family and Mr.
and Mrs. William Lofquest and
family of Ewing.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rother- ,
ham went after their daughter, j<
Ann at Alliance on Tuesday and j
also to visit his mother, Mrs. '
Mary Rotherham at Scotsbluff. ]
They returned home on Wednes- ]
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Belmer [;
and family of Winner were week- j
end guests of her mother, Mrs. |
Rhoda Conner, who celebrated a i
birthday anniversary on Sunday, j
Mr. Belmer also attended the
alumni banquet at Oakdale, dur
ing his visit.
Mrs Rhoda Conner spent Wed
nesday to Friday with her dau
ghter and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Loren Doty and family of Dakota
City. While there she attended the
graduation of her granddaughter,
Patricia Doty, who was valedic- |
torian of her class (
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hoag war- |
shiped at the E U B church on ,
Sunday and called at the home of j
Alfred Cleveland. Mr. Cleveland j
had returned from Sioux City ,
where he had visited Mrs. Clove- |
land at the hospital.
Mrs. William H. Ross, who had ]
the misfortune to fall when going 1
home Sunday evening, May 17, af- <
ter attending the baccalaureate
services, w'as able to come home :
Monday from the Antelope Mem- i
orial hospital. i
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rotherham 1
returned home Thursday from 1
Cozad where they “caught up” to ;
the Onto Oregon wagon train now
on its last leg of the thip through 1
Nebfaska. Wagon Master, Tex 1
Serpa said the caravan had cover- 1
ed over one fourth of the way and j
had about fifteen hundred miles '
to go before their arrival in an Ore
gon town on August 15. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Rotherham saw
them in camp. A huge bomfire ■
was made in the center where '
singing and playing was the I
pastime of the evening hours. A
large crowd of sightseers were on
hand to greet the travelers.
While at Cozad, the Rotherhams 1
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Leahy, former residents of Ewing. 1
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:M PAINTS
Jot Savidge died T»ie*daj, May
18 of a heart attack at Kent,
Wadi. HI* funeral »» held on
Friday at Kent. Mr. Savldgc
Mill hr remembered b> many in
the Ewing community.
Weekend guests at the Roy Tut
tle home were Mr. and Mrs Lloyd
Lemke of Holstein, la., L. H. Weis
of Mendan, la., and Mrs. Louise
Roach of Chicago, 111. All the above
guests attended the graduation ex
ercises for the class of 1959 of
which Miss Karen Tuttle was a ^
member.
Mrs. Clarence Edney left Sat
urday for her home at Tallahasee
Fla., she was a guest at the home
of her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr and Mrs. John A. Wood.
Bob Eppenbach is a patient at
the Veterans hospital at Grand Is
land. Mr. Eppenbach, a veteran
of World War II severely wounded
in battle at the time, and after
many months of hospitaliztion was
discharged. Now after several ,
years trouble again has resulted ■
from the affects of battle.
Mr. Eppenbach is commander |
of the American Legion Sanders <
Post No. 214 Ewing.
Neighbors, friends and relatives
gathered at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Shrader and put m
rtis corn crop on May 2l)th. All the
necessary equipment was brought
oy them and by late afternoon
lie soil had lieen prepared and the
:om planted.
Those taking part in this neigh
borly deed were Wayne Fry, Z. H.
Fry, John Napier, Dale Napier,
itichard Napier, Alfred Napier.
_.ynn Fry, Glenn Zigenbein, Leo
Vliller. Walter Miller. Bill Lof
juist, Gerald Ruroede Sam Trus
;el, Bill Matthews, Willie Shrader,
Fddy Shrader, Ralph Sh arde r,
-evvis Shrader.
The women who turnished food
ind helped serve it were Mes
lames Z. H. Fry, Wilbur Bennett,
Lalph Shrader, Lewis Shrauer,
ViLliard Napier, Wayne Shrader,
lThi-m .Innot Nanipr ;infl Miss Ilia I
Jenett.
Many of the neighbor ladies j
ilso sent food for the meals.
Mr. and Mrs. Shraaer recently
iad a death in the family when
heiu small son, Mark, was fatally
njured while at play at home.
The residents of Ewing have
appreciated Clean-Up Day May
18 sponsored by the village
board. Many homes in Ewing
show the restdts of this day anil
say "Thank You” for this ser
vice which helps to improve the
appearance of our town.
Mr.and Mrs. Lester Wood and
amily of Lincoln, who are on va
cation, spent a few days with her
>arents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roth
;rham and family.
A weekend guest at the Roy
lotherham home was their daugh
er. Miss Bemadine Rotherham of
rincoln.
Mrs. Robert Tams completed
ler year at the Royal public school
ast week. Thursday was picnic
lay for the students at Royal.
Mrs. Fern Pollock, who has
.pent the winter months in Florida
md California returned to Ewing
>n Saturday. She is a guest at the
lome of her son and daughter-in
aw, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pollock
md family.
Mrs. Amy Jacobsen and grand
laughter, Helen Jacobson of In
ermission City, Fla., Mrs. Edna
xifquest and Ernest Norwood at
ended the graduation exercises at
/erdigre on 'Thursday evening,
vliss Jacobsen remained for a long
>r visit with relatives.
Col. R. Gillispie of North Platte,
m old friend of the Ernes. Nor
vood family, was a guest at their
lome Thursday.
Mrs. Thelma Anson of Neligh en
.ertained a number of ladies at a
jarty held at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Krun
orad in Ewing, Wednesday eve
ling.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gragert of
Jreighton were guests on Thursday
it the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Motfke. Miss Francis Noffke of
Yankton was also an overnight
4uest at the home of her parents.
\11 attended the commencement
exercises for the class of 1959 of
vhich Miss Janet Noffke was a
number.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Wanser spent
rom Tuesday to Thursday in Oma
la, a combined business and plea
sure trip.
Miss Judy Manser was a week
end guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Max Manser. She is
employed in Omaha.
Mrs. R. G. Rockey of West Palm
Beach, Fla., is a guest at the home
Df her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Zimmerman
also at her son, Willis Rockey and
family and other relatives.
Miss Vaulda Welke, Mrs. Mar
garet Dilman of Newman Grove
were guests on Sunday, May 17 at
die home of Mrs. Harriet Welke.
Mrs. Marie Beelaert was a din
ner guest the same day.
Guests Thursday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kropp were
Mr. and Mrs. Mason Moritz and
Mrs. Alma Lehlmen of Stanton,
Miss Dorothy Kropp, Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Wagner of Norfolk, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Max Jefferies and daugh
ters of O'Neill, Mrs. Charles Young
Df Inman. All attended the grad
uation exercisies at the auditorium
of the Ewing public school in the
evening. Miss Sharon Kropp was
one of the graduates.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Baldwin and
Mrs. Eva Schroeder of Bonestell,
S. D.i Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Schroeder and children of Neligh,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Coover and son
of Meadow’ Grove attended the
commencement exercises Friday
evening. After the program all
were entertained at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Heiman Schroeder,
whose daughter, Gloria was a
member of the class of 1959.
Mrs. Dwight Schroeder and chil
dren, Mrs. James Mlnarik and Ka
ren accompanied by Miss Donna
Mlnarik of Neligh were Norfolk ,
visitors on Manday.
Word has been received by Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Welke of Ewing of
the promotion of their son Robert
to Private first class. Rohert 'Bob'
is nowr serving with the Head
quarters Battery of the 7th Arty
Division in Kqrea. This artillldry
division is engaged. in experimen
tal missJe launching.
Bob’s aaaross is* PFC Robert
K. Welke R. 17526781. headquar
ters Battery, Seventh Division Ai
tillery. APO-7,^ San Franc'isco
California.
Mrs. Burns is the mo’hor of
Mrs. Don Vandersnick.
Three Ewing Soldiers
With Fourth Infantry;
In Field Exercises
YAKIMA FIRING CENTER
WASH Three soldiers from Ew
ing. are participating with the 4th
Infantry Division, a major Stra
tegic Army Corps tSTRACi unit,
n Exercise Dry Hills at the Yak
ma Firing Center in Washington
Phe exercise will end May 23.
Pvt. Jerome C. Thoendel. 21, son
if Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thoendel,
Ewing, is a communications spo
:ialist in Company C of the divi
sion's 4?th Infantry. He entered
he Army last October and com
pleted basic combat training at
Eort Carson, Colo. Thoendel is a
1955 graduate of Ewing High
School.
Pvt. Dana L. Sisson, 23, son of
dr and Mrs. Robley Sisson, Ew
ng. is a member of the division's
!9th Infantry . He omen’d the Ar
ny last October. Sisson is a 1954
;raduate of Ewing Public High
School.
Pvt. l,eonard L. Hawk. 19. sonV
of Mr and Mrs Frank Hawk, Ew
ing, is a wheeled vehicle driver
in Combat Support Company of
the division's L2th Infantry. He
entered the Army last October
and completed basic combat train
ing at Fort Carson, Colo Hawk
is a 1956 graduate of Ewing High
School.
O'Neill Locals
Weekend houseguest at the Floyd
Wilson home was Mrs. Wilson's sis
ter, Mrs. Ruth Murphy of Sioux
City.
Guests at the Bob Kurtz home
after commencement exercises
Thursday evening were Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Brown of Hastings. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Kurtz and fam
ily of Longpine and Mr. and Mi's.
William Keninger of Chambers
Mr. and Mrs. Brown, parents of
Mrs. Kurtz, spent the weekend at
the Kurtz home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rotherham
and girls of Ewing were guests at
the John Donohoe home Friday
after St. Mary's commencement.
Mrs. Dale Fetrovv plans to go to
ayne Wednesday to help her
daughter. Betty student at Wayne
State, make the trip home for the
summer.
Mrs. M. B. Marcellus spent the
weekend in Lincoln with her sister.
Mrs. Harlan McCtay and family and
her daughter. Loma
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cole were in
Arcadia for the weekend with his
cousin, John White and Mrs White.
Mrs George Peterson sr return
ed Monday from a visit with her
daughter and family, Mr and Mrs
Paul Eggiman. in Sherman, Texas
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Marcellus
entertained in their home Thursday
evening following commencement
for relatives and friends of gradu
ates, Bob Williamson and Sharon
Marcellus
Robert Bowen, son of Mr. and I
Mrs. A E Bowen, formerly of
Hastings will tx'gin Wednesday as
pharmieist for Daniels Drug in
Fremont. His family will move
from Hastings to Fremont in June.
The William McIntosh, Ed Thar
nish, Elroy Lieb and Alan Van
Vleck families were at Fort Ran
dall Sunday for a Ixiwling team
picnic. The men were members of I
the Marcellus Chevrolet team.
Ann Marie Saunto, junior at Nor
folk Assumption Academy, plans
to return home for the summer
Thursday Her mother, Mrs. Fred
Saunto. will drive to Norfolk
Thursday to get her.
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Marcellus
of Greeley. Colo., were guests Fri
day at the M. B. Marcellus home, j
Mrs. Vernon Carpenter and chil-1
dren left Saturday to spend a week
with her parents at O'leridge
Church Notes
I'll K 1ST l.t THERAN ( III IU H
"The C hurch ot the laitheran Hour”
Seventh ami ( lay Streets
The Rev. A. S. (iedwtllo, pastor
Sunday Divine worship, 9 a m.
New mem tiers will l>e accepted in
to the communicant membership
of the congregation. Sunday school.
10:15 a m,, W. Ericke, supt.
Monday Church council meets,
8 pm.
Wednesday Walther league, 7
pm.
Thursday Men's club, 8 pm
THE METHODIST (ill Rill
Pag*'—Inman
lisle E. Mew maw INistor
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Thursday and Friday Vacation
Church school last 2 days, 9 am.
to 4 p.m.
Sunday Sunday school. It) u.m,;
vacation church school program.
11 a m.; MYF, 8 p.m.
Thursday Woman's Society of
Christian Service meeting, . p.m.
Inm tut
Thursday Womans Society of
Christian Service meeting, 30 p.
m in the Page parsonage.
Thursday amt Friday Last 2
days of vacation church school. 9
to 11:30 a m
Sunday Vacation church school
program, 9:45 a .in.; Sunday school,
10:45 a m
Wednesday. June 3 Choir prac
tice. 7:30 p.m. ami MYF.
IX>K BOTH ( III lit IIIS
Monday, June l to t> District
senior camp at l’oncu state park
Wednesday. June 3 Mid-week
prayer hour, 9 am. Head Luke
15:11-24.
Thursday, June 4 The Master's
Melodiers, male quartet from Moi
ningside college in Sums City la
will present a concert in the Page
Church at 8 p.m.
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