Page Newt
No Permanent Peace
By Yielding to Demands
By Alvin C'rumly
Memorial day services were held
at the Page School auditorium on
Saturday morning,
Pat Patterson of Stuart, gave the
address Mr. Patterson said
"There would be no permanent
peace by yeilding to the demands
of dictators; that to a communist
anything that advances commun
ism is legal.
"In Flanders Field" was mad
as a memorial to all the soldiers
killed in action. Memorial services
were also held at the cemetery.
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The Amercan Legion was in
charge of the services.
Mr. and Mrs Merwyn French
entertained the graduating class of
1919 at their home on Saturday
evening. Members of the class pre
sent were Gertrude Leaver of lies
Moines, la., Alice French of
O’Neill, Ellsworth Hunter of Scotts
h 1 u f f, Beatta Trowbridge and
Florence French, of Page.
Others present were Mrs. Ells
worth Hunter, Mary Louise French
of Aurora, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
1 French of Stromshurg, Mrs. Haz
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el P>rouse of Lincoln and Elmer
Trowbridge
Reverend and Mrs, Mevvmavv
and family attended a farewell
party at Inman Sunday evening
given by the members of First
Methodist church at Inman.
Mr and Mrs Ivan Stewart at
Omaha spent the weekend with re
latives in Page.
Janice Crumly of Omaha spent
the weekend with her parents of
Page, and attended the alumni
banquet.
Mr, and Mrs Lyndley Crumly,
Mr. and Mrs. Cordes Walker and
Mrs. Evelyn Gray, all of Page
went t» Wayne, on Friday to at
tend the graduation exercises of
Edward Walker, who graduated
from the Wayne State Teachers
College.
Mr. ami Mrs. Luke White of
Sutherland spent the Memorial
weekend at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Irt Todd.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Nissen
of Wilmington, N.C, spent the Me
morial holiday visiting relatives
and friends at Page.
Mr. and Mrs. Merwyn French
sr. entertained at a family dinner
on Sunday. Those present were:
Mrs, Gertrude Denver of D e s
Moines, la., Mrs. Robert Frels of
Hershey, Mrs Merl Brouse of Lin
coln, Miss Mary Louise French of
Aurora, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
French of Stromburg, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Tallon and sons, Pat and
Mike, o f Omaha, Mrs. Jennie
French, Miss Alice French and
Mrs. O. W. French, all of O'Neill,
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Braddock, Mr.
and Mrs. Merwyn French jr. and
daughters, Juliann and Stephanie.
Mr. and .Mrs. Ellsworth Hunter
o f Scottshluffs were visiting
friends and Mr. Hunter's brother,
Verne Hunter of Page.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson enter
tained at dinner Sunday, Mr. and
Mrs. George Clasey and Leroy,
Mrs. William Plant/., Mrs. Marvin
Sinkule, Mrs William Baum, Mr.
and Mrs. James Sorensen and fam
ily and Mrs. Ernest McIntosh of
Alllion
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Trowbridge
entertained for dinner on Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Trowbridge
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Trowbridge and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Levyis Copple and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz Reige and
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Kennedy
spent Sunday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. George Clasey.
Mrs. Harold Swanson of Kansas
City is staying with her mother,
Mrs. Pete Nissen.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nissen en
tertained the following Saturday
for dinner, Mr. and Mrs. James
Sorensen of Lincoln and Mr. and
Mrs. George Luebber of Osmond.
Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Crumly and
family were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Hansen Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Kelly and
family of Wisner were visiting at
Page over the Memorial weekend.
The seventh and eighth grades’
Sunday school class of Page Metho
dist Church and their teacher,
Frank Beelaert, met at the club
grounds on Thursday evening.
They went boat riding and fishing.
They also took a sack lunch.
Mryna Helss, who is attending
Weslyan at Lincoln, is spending
a short vacation with her par
ents.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Copple
spent from Thursday to Sunday
with Mrs. Copple’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Trowbridge.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Stewart and Mrs. Ethel Park for
the weekend were Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Asher of Logan, la., Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Asher of Woodbine,
la., Mrs. Cora West of Council
Bluffs, la.. Mrs. Goldy Clark and
Mike of Council Bluffs.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fink of
Grand Island were guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sny
der of Page They stayed at Page
over the Memorial weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. James Sorensen
and family of Lincoln visited re
litives and friends at Page on Me
morial day.
Mrs. Doris Wright and children
of Sioux City visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harvey, and at
tended the alumni banquet on Fri
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sorensen
of Minden, spent the weekend
in Page visiting friends and rela
tives.
Bob Sorensen of Oamaha spent
the weekend with his parents He
attended the alumni banquet Kri
day night
Mrs Cyril Hansen of Carroll
[was hi>me visiting her parents, Mr
land Mrs. Jessie Kelly of Page
Weekend guests at the George
ICIasey home were their daughters, }
Mrs. William Plautz and Susan of
1 Denton, Mrs. William Baum of
Lincoln and Mis. Marvin Sinkule
! and Cindy of Lincoln also sister's
I of Mr. Clasey, Mrs G. B. Godsey
of Audubon, la., and Mrs. Ben Jur
| acek of Albion.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Soren
: Sorensen Saturday for dinner were
Robert Sorensen of Omaha. Mr.
land Mrs Charles Sorensen and
I family of Minden, Mr. and Mrs. j
j Russel Sorensen and family of
Creighton, Mr. and Mrs. William
Sorensen and family, Mr. and Mrs
‘ Soren Sorensen jr., and family
and Nina Burival of O'Neill.
Home for the past week for a
weeks vacation from business
school in Omaha were Leona
Mmllotf, Carol Harris, and Ri
chard Harris.
Mrs. Eva Gray entertained the j
following for the Memorial week
end: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gray of 1
Blue Hill: Mr. and Mrs. Virgil j
Chase of Keystone, S. D., and Mr. j
and Mrs. Keith Weyrr of Plain- j
veiw.
The Page Improc ement club
held their June Breakfast Monday,
June 1 at the Improvement Club j
building for the installation of new
officers.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Asher and |
family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ash- !
er arid Ronnie and Mr. and Mrs. \
Jerry Asher and family were all
dinner guests at the home of Mrs.
Freida Asher on Saturday.
Mrs. Hester Edminsten was hos
tess to the following people over
the Memorial weekend, Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Bolin of Lincoln. Law
rence Edminsten and Miss Bever
ly Damuede of North Platte
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Switzer
were Sunday guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Asher and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Crumly and
family, Mrs. Mary Hartman and
Jim, * Mrs. Clara W a 11 e m a n,
Charles and Arthur spent Sunday
in Orchard with Bessie Cullen.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Brouse of
Lincoln, were at Page for the
alumni banquet. They also visited
with Mrs. O. W. French at O'Neill
Mrs. Robert Frels of Hershey
came to visit her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Merwyn French on Thursday.
Mrs. Gertrude Deaver of Des
Moines, la., came Thursday to be
present for the honored class of
40 years ago at the Page alumni
banquet. She will remain to visit
with her brothers and sisters for
some time.
Deloit News
By Mrs. Henry Reimer
We have had over \xk inches
of rain in the past week. This
cloudy cool weather is ideal fdr
the cut worms. They are doing
much damage to corn and gard
ens.
Stanley Bartak was taken to the
Antelope Memorial hospital in Ne
ligh Monday morning.
Mrs. Melivin Rexine and her
sister, Echo fisher of St. Edward
left by train on Saturday to visit
Mrs. 'Fisher’s daughter, Yvonne
and family, who moved recently
to Florida from Guam.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Larson
spent Sunday with her father who
is hospitalized in Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Funk, Mrs.
Joe Knieval and Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Reimer attended the alumni
banquet Tuesday evening in Ew
ing. Mrs. Paul Funk and Miss Elja
McCullough, who teaches in Dana
College in Blair, were honored
having graduated 50 years ago,
class of 1909. They were presented
corsages.
Mr and Mrs. Howard Temple,
Twila and Shirley of Hastings spent
Thursday night at the Henry Rei
mer home enroute to Madison,
Wis., where Howard will attend
colleges for three weeks.
Mrs Mike Bom of Plainview
spent Wednesday at the Henry
Reimer home.
Sunday dinner guests at the f red
Harpster home were Mrs. Short,
Marie and Robert Adair and Victor
Maben of Elgin.
Paul, 3 year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Funk was painfully burned
on the legs Wednesday, May 26
when his jeans caught fire in a
trash fire. He is one of the twins.
He was in a Norfolk hospital.
Mrs. Many Steams and Madine
helped with Bible school at Park
Center last week. .
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Tomjack
spent Memorial day w ith her moth
Wayne Harmon Suggests
Caramel Spice Cake
If your family clamors for home
made cake that has real flavor,
try this caramel spice cake recipe
sent to us by Wayne Harmon, sales
man of the local Meadow Gold
Dairy.
Buttermilk helps make the cake
feather-light and fine textured, re
ports Beatrice Cooke, director of
the company’s test kitchens in Chi
cago, where the recipe originated.
Cinnamon and cloves lend spicy
flavor while brown sugar gives it
the caramel effect.
Caramel Spice Cake
(Two 9-inch layers)
X cup butter
1 cup brown sugar, firmly packed
M: cup granulated sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla
2 egg yolks
2X cups sifted cake flour
\Vi teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon soda
1 teaspoon cinnamon
V\ teaspoon cloves
Ms teaspoon salt
IV4 cups buttermilk
2 egg whites, beaten stiff
Vz cup brown sugar, firmly
packed.
Cream together butter and sugars
until light and fluffy. Beat In vanil
la and egg yolks. Add sifted dry
ingredients alternately with but
termilk; mix until smooth. Grad
ually heat Vi cup brown sugar In
to egg whites: continue beating
until mixture is stiff and glossy.
Fold into batter. Pour into 2
greased and floured 9-inch cake
pans. Bake at 350 degrees for 30
minutes. Cool on cake rack 10 min
utes. Remove from*pans and cool.
Frost with a seven minute frosting
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’!•. Mrs Myrtle Jewell and famih
in Dallas, S.D.
Mr and Mrs H Kenner attend
ed the alumni hanque: in Inman
Saturday evening
Mrs G. A. Giutr celebrated her
birthday anniversary at the home
or her daughter, Mrs. Otto Kall
hoff and family.
Eddie Muff had the misfortune
to In* thrown from the tractor on
Sunday evening. He was hospital
led a short time in Noligh but was
not hurt seriously
Mrs Mary Steams \ tsited the
doctor in Tilden last Thursday
Bandage I ws Shown
Up And At It 4-H club met at
the C. M Pierson home on Sunday
afternoon, May 24. at 2 p m
The meeting was called to or
der by the president. Nick Ham
merlun Roil call was answered
I with a first aid method of treating
a wound, with several rnemt'Ot's
absent.
Vincent and Richard Streeter
gave a demonstration on how to
apply a tourniquet to stop bleed
ing Larry I Vbruvolny showed
three ways i>f using a triangular
nandage: To wrap up a wounded
or burned hand, to handagt i cut
or wounded head ami to wrap a
toot that has tx*en sprained.
The next meeting is to ho hold
at the Ifoherts homo on June 7
and roll call is to lx* answered
with something pertaining to the
flag.
After the mooting there was
group singing and volley hall for
reel vat ion
Harlem* Pierson, News iv|>orter
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Sale starts at 1 p.m. _____ - |
37 HEAD DAIRY CATTLE
8 Holstel \ cows, 4 to 7 years old, milking now
6 First calf Holstein heifers, just fresh.
13 Spring Holstein heifers to start calving within
30 days
2 Holstein cows to be fresh by sale date. I
1-2 year old Angus bull, purebred (no papers)
7 bucket calves
Auctioneers Statement: These cows are very good producers and will stand the closest inspection and
would not be for sale if the owners were not changing operations and moving to Lincoln
44 HEAD OF HOGS
7 SOWS 37 Spring pigs
MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT
2 unit DeLaval milking machine
McCormick self-washing cream separator, new
New warranty on separator purchased just 2
months ago
I H C Electric separator
Some household goods and some small tools and
miscellaneous articles.
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I Henry (Hank) Durre Machinery
1-1939 F-20
1-1938 F-20
1-1937 F-20
1 — 1937 F-20, with Farmhand
1 — 1937 A John Deere
1 — 1936 B John Deere
1 — 1944 B John Deere with Cultivator
1—21 IHC Power Mower
1—8-ft. Tandem Disc, IHC
1—2-bottom M-M Plow
1—Omaha Loader and Char-Lynn Pump
1-12-ft. IHC Hay Rake
1— J-D Cultivator with Lift
2- Rake Hitch
1—Trail Mower Box
I OWNERS STATEMENT: Some of this machinery may be sold before Sale Date and there may be I
more machinery for Sale than is listed here. |
1939 Chevrolet Pickup
TERMS: CASH. Nc property removed until settl ed for.
L. 0. & WANDA LENZ, Owner
Merlin Oroesnicklaus k Col. Wally O'Connell, Auctioneers Chamber* State Bank. Clerk
