Atkinson News
TTie Atkinson Civic Improvment
club will sponsor a benefit piano
and dance recital tonight at the
Atkinson high school auditorium
at 8 p.m The public is invited to
hear a very talented pianist, Miss
Marlene Brooke present several
excellent num’oers. Also an extra
feature of the evenings entertain
ment will be a group of student
dancers under the supervision of
Mrs. Joe Brewster of Stuart. The
proceeds of this entertainment will
be used to improve some1 civic pro
ject in Atkinson
Several from the Atkinson com
munity attended he annual flower
show in Ainsworth sponsored by
the Garden club there on Friday.
It was reported there were many
very beautiful arrangements and
a good attendance. Judges for the
•how were Mrs. Mabel Robertson
of Chambers. Mrs. Frank Skrdla
and Mrs. Fred Mack of Atkinson.
Judging l>egan at 11 p.m. and the
show was opened to the public at
2.
The Utile Dulci Society held
their first meeting at the Park
House Last Friday evening by en
tertaining their husbands and the
faculty members of the Atkinson
public school and their husbands
and wives at a picnic supper. Mrs.
E. R. Brinkman gave the welcome
and entertainment was furnished
by the society.
The Cirele 9 extension club met
on September 10 at the home of
Mrs. Bo Connor w»ith eight mom
TOURS. SEPT. 11
Double Bill
Scott Brady and Elaine Edwards
in
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"Cosmic Man '
With
Bruce Bennett. John Carridine
Disney Cartoon
FRI. SAT. SEPT. 18 19
"30 Ft. Bride of
Candy Rock"
With
Lou Costello, Dorothy Provine
Cartoon
SUN. MON. TI ES., SEPT. 20 21-22
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With
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In Metrocolor
Cartoon
WED.THl’RS. SEPT. 23-24
"Wild Heritage"
With Will Rogers, Jr., Maureen
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tiers and one guest, Mrs. Heinit
t rahm. Roll call was answeret
with “Pet Peeves on Teachers,'
and Mrs. Blaine Garwood conduc
ted the lesson on "Family Life.'
Flection of officers followed th«
business meeting and the follow
ing officers elected: Mrs, Jamei
White, pres., Mrs. Harlan Kubart
vice-president; Mrs. Don DeGioff
treasurer and Mrs. Jim Puckett
j secretary. The next meeting wil
he with Mrs Charles R. Pctersot
on October 8.
The Modem Fareretts mot or
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Fret
‘ Neibauer with thirteen member;
j present. Contest w inners were
Mrs. Dwight Kenny. Mrs. Harr]
Mlinar and Mrs. Lawrence Pacha
Cards furnished the afternoon en
tertainment ami high score wen
to Mrs. Art Pacha, second to Mrs
Jennie Mlinar and Mrs. Rose Slay
maked won the Moon prize.
The Atkinson Ctiuntry Women';
club met on September 10 at tht
home cf Mrs. Carl Gettert. Two!
ve members and two guests Mrs
G. Mommsen and daughter, Dian
ne. answered roll call. Mrs. Dwa
yne Crippen conducted severa
j quizes. It was decided to send Sl(
to the children's home in Omaht
instead of the canned goods show'
er which has been sent in prev
ious years. The next meeting wil
be witn Mrs. Beryl Beck.
Guests in the home of Mr. an;
Mrs. Robert Horner last weel
were Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Welsh
‘of Omaha. Mrs. Welsh is a si3
1 ter of Mr. Homer.
| Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McClurg
were Sunday evening visitors ir
the home of Mr. and Mrs. James
Deming north of Stuart.
Mrs Elmer McClurg returnee
home Friday evening from Lincolr
where she had spent a few' days
visiting at the home of her sor
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Calvir
McClurg.
Miss Lois Puckett, daughter ol
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Puckett
spent the weekend with her par
ents in Atkinson. Miss Pucketl
teaches in the Chadron school sys
tem this term.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schaaf
newly weds, returned Sunday eve
mng from their honeymoon trig
to the Black Hills. They also vis
ited relatives at Douglas, Wyo.,
enroute homo. They will be at
home on a farm atxxit 6 miles
from Atkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. William Tasler
and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Mlinar
visited Sunday evening in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ries
Mr. and Mrs. Arlan Brown and
children and Mrs. Ethel Brown
spent Sunday visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Evan Lane and family. They
helped to celebrate Denny's 12th
birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Weller re
turned Friday evening from Man
ly, la., where Mr. Weller attended
the Car-Lot cattle auction. They
| also spent some time in Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Krysl and
son of Omaha visited a few days
in Atkinson with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Krysl and other
relatives. They returned to their
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home in Omaha on Sunday.
William We iso made a business
trip to Grand Island on Tuesday,
September 8.
Mrs. Lulu Dunn went to Cham
bers on Friday on business. While
there she visited her sister, Mrs
i William Crawford and family
When she returned home she was
accompanied by her mother, Mrs
1 Bertha Mitchell of Butte. Mrs.
I Mitchell had been in Chambers
i visiting with her daughter, Mrs
William Crawford and family and
son, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny’ Mit
encil and family.
Mrs. Lulu IXinn and Mrs. Ber
tha Mitchell spent Sunday at the
R. S. Coburn home.
Page News
By Mrs. Ben Asher
| Funeral services for Mrs. Henry
I Schneider were held Saturday al
2 o'clock at the Methodist church
with Reverend Green of Norfolk
' officiating. Burial was in the Page
cemetery.
Organ music was played by Mrs
i Leland Knutson. Mrs. William
Plautz of Denton and Mrs. Marvin
Sinkule of Lincoln were in charge
of tiie flowers.
Pallbearers were Jerome Allen,
Jerry Asher, Gerald Lamason,
Ronald Park, Melvin Smith and
Arnold Stewart.
Present from a distance were Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Schneider of
Exeter; Mr. and Mrs. Verdale
Schneider and Starla of Lincoln;
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Dede, Sharon
and Kathy of Fairmont; Mrs.
Lottie Nauer, Mrs. Guy O’Dey,
Mrs. Ivan O’Dey, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Kelly and Gene, Mr. and
Mrs. Erven Oelsleger, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Oelsleger, all of
Tilden; Mrs. Don Summers of
Snyder; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Car
son and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Carson,
all of Hyannis; Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Hampton and son of Mullen;
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hoggins of
Neligh and Mrs. Albert Ladly of
Gordon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Crumly took
their daughter, Janice back to
Omaha where she is employed.
They returned home to get their
other daughter, Donna and take
her to Wayne State Teachers Coll
ege. This is her first year in Coll
ege.
The Bid or Bye Bridge club
which was to meet at the home of
Mrs. Lloyd Fusselman on Wednes
dey was postponed due to the death
ot Marlene Schneider. Mrs. Schnei
der's mother, Mrs. Harold Kelly
is a member of the club.
R. N. A. Kensington which was
to be held at the Alta Finch home
was postponed until the 23rd of
I September due to the death of Mrs.
Marlene Schneider.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Kelly took
their daughter, Ruth to Wayne
September 8 where she started
classes.
Miss Lura Grass entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Lyndley Crumly and
family to supper Sunday night
The occasion was the birthday of
Mrs. Crumly.
Mr. and Mrs. John Spence and
family of Norfolk spent Monday
here ‘visiting Mrs. Spence’s folks,
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Wiseman.
L. K. Hough of Sedro Wooley,
Wash, was here visiting his nieces
and nephew. Miss Lura and Ronald
Grass and Mrs. Lyndely Crumly.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Asher, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Asher and Calvin
Harvey a'e dimer on September
' 8 with Mrs Frieda Asher.
Mr. and Mr.. Bob Nissan took
their daughter, Dixie to Lincoln
w’iiere she started nurses training
at the Bryan Memorial hospital.
They also took Duane Sorensen,
son of Mr. and Mrs. James Soren
sen hack to his home in Lincoln.
Duane has been here all summer
working on the Russell Sorensen
place at Creighton.
The S. O. S. met with Alta Finch
on Friday night. Elsie Cork won
the mystery prize Mrs. Leila
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1 Snell will be the September 2'
hostess.
Eastern Star was held In O’Neil
on Thursday night. Those atten
ding from Page were Mrs. Evelyr
Gray. Mrs. Merwyn French, jr.
and Mrs. George Wetllaufer. Mrs
Lois Knudsen was unable to at
tend
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heiss stnc
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Asher lefi
Thursday morning for Powell
Wyo., where they will spend a
week visiting Mr. and Mi's- Rich
ard Asher and family Ronnie anc
j Jerry Asher are doing Harold s
chores and Harold Heiss and Den
ny are choring tor Richard Heiss
N.O.K club met on Thursday
with Mrs. Carrie Sterner with K
members present. It was decider
to have a wiener roast for the
members and their families or
Sunday evening at the Page part
at 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Hester Edmis
ten will lie the September hostess
Page high school baseball tcan
played St. Ludger’s of Creighton ai
Page and lost by a score of 6-2
on Thursday.
The N.O.K club had a wiener
roast at the Page park Sunday
night. Mo A of the members aid
their families attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Stewart and
Mickey spent Sunday evening with
the Kenneth Wettlaufers.
The American Legion auxiliary
met in regular session Monday
night with 22 members present
The auxiliary cleared $194.93 at
the smorgaslxird held September 7
The ladies thank everyone who
helped in any way to make it a
success.
Mrs. Otto Matschullat, Mrs. Mi
lo Landreth, Mrs. Ray Harmon
and Mrs. Duane Sukup were ap
pointed delegates to attend the
district convention at Stuart on
September 21. Hostesses were Mrs
William Buxton, Mrs. Kennith
Wettlaufer, Miss Lura Grass and
Mrs. Leila Snell. Mrs. Don Nis
sen won the door prize.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Matschullat
w'ent to Osmond Sunday to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Horstman as
the are moving to Santa Ana,
Calif., to make their home. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Horstman of
Sioux City and Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry Horstman of Wayne were also
there.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gray received
word that their son-in-law, John
Sukuji, age 60, of Lafayette, Cal
if., died on Thursday.
Lt. Richard L. Buxton of Camp
Campbell, Ky., accompanied Cap
tain Wooley as copilot to Omaha
and Lincoln Saturday and went on
to O’Neill where they and Gene
Braddock of Omaha met Richard's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Buxton, for a short visit which
included a luncheon in O’Neill.
They made a short call at the
home of Arnott Buxton and fam
ily. Lt. Buxton’s wife, Audrey and
1 children will come to Nebraska
for a couple of months while her
husband goes to Georgia for fur
ther training.
Faye Irene Ballantyne will re
turn to her nurses training at In
dependence Sanitarium and hospi
tal school of Nursing at Indepen
dence, Mo. Faye Irene has had a
year’s leave of absence due to her
ii
being injured severely in a ear
accident last fall.
Miss Harriet Simmons met her
sister. Miss Jane Simmons at
New York and saw her ofr to Fran
ce on the ship General Simon S.
Buckner. The ship docked at Bre
merhaven, Germany. From there
she went by train to Paris, Fran
ce. She will teach the 4th grade
at the army dependant school at
Orleans, France.
Mre. Robert Asher and children
of Miuth Sioux City were here for
a few days visiting friends and
relatives. Mr, Asher who is the
son of Mrs. Frieda Asher of Page
had gone ahead to Alliance where
he will manage a store for Phil
Cohn. Mrs. Asher and children
willl follow in a few days.
An item of interest to Page
people was a picture of President
Eisenhower being greeted by Pre
sident Charles DoGaulle at "Paris,
vyith a former Page boy. Staff
Sgt. Ernest E. Graves, in the act
of saluting, in the background.
His picture was recognized by
his mother, Mrs. Ben Johnson of
Fremont.
Sgt. Graves has completed near
ly 8 years of service in the air
force. For the past four years he
has been assigned to a special
air force guard for the presiden
tial plane.
Sgt. Graves, who is married and
has two children, is 27. He gra
duated from Page high school
in 1950 and left for the service
right after graduation.
L. G. Bernholtz came home
1’nursday from St. Anthony's hos
pital.
The teachers reception was held
on Thursday night with the WSCS
and King s Daughters as co-hos
tesses. Mrs. Merwyn French, jr.
welcomed the group. Each guest
was given a piece of paper with
questions on it. The answers had
to be found with or on the teach
ers and the guests had to figure
them out. After the basket supper
Carl Max introduced the teachers
and then Mrs. Norman Trovv
I bridge led the group in singing.
IA nice crowd attended.
1 Mrs. Alvie Townsend and Mrs.
Frank Chmeler of Norfolk brought
i Mrs. Dora Townsend to Page on
Saturday where she moved into
the house which the Tikalsky’s
recently vacated. Mrs. Dora Town
send had been visiting Mrs. Anna
Townsend of Osage, Wyo., and
Mrs. Jessie Swain of Rapid City,
'la.
1 There was a surprise house
l warming party for Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Heese of O'Neill on Friday
night. Those attending were Mr.
; and Mrs. Calvin Harvey, Mr. and
, Mrs George Wettlaufer and An
drea, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Su
kup, Mr. and Mrs. Edd Stewart
and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Asher, all
of Page The self invited guests
brought cake and sandwiches.
The Four Couples club met on
i Thursday night at the home of
! Clarence Stevens. The guests
j played pitch and lunch was ser
ved by the hostess. Anton Nissens
will be the September 24th hosts.
Lura Ann Crumly, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lyndly Crumly hit
loose graVel with her car and
rolled it over a couple of times.
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Lura Ann sustained a broken nose
several cuts and bruises. The body
of the ear was badly smashed.
Miss Crumly teaches district 39.
Mr and Mrs. Cordes Walker
and Larry and Mrs. Eva Gray
went to Cairo to ree Mr. and Mrs
Ed Walker Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Gray of Hluehill met them
there for dinner. Mr. and Mrs
Richard Stewart ol Columbus and
formerly of Page were afternoon
visitors. The Stewarts are moving
to Grand Island.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Porter and
Alliert Chichester were Sunday
dinner guests at the Neven I ekes
! home Also there was Lionel Ic
i kes, who was home visiting his
! parents for a few days. He left
I on Wednesday for Gordon where
! he will visit his sister and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Malmberg, then
on to Fort Collins. Otto., to srhool
where he is a seniot.
Mr. and Mrs Jess lVthn at
Lincoln were here for a few (toy*
( siting Mrs. Bolins mother, Mrs
Hester Edmisten.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Trosttyatf
attended ihe turkey supper ut
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