Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ummer. They will live on a ranch near
Atkinson. ’*f*l
Fox-Lemmer Wedding
October 3 at Newport
Shirley Ann Fox became the
bride of Robert Charles Leramer
in a 3 p m. ceremony Saturday,
Oct. 3, in the Methodist church
in Newport. Parents of the couple
are Mrs. Mabel Fox, Newport,
and Mr. and Mrs. Albeit L, mmer
of Atkinson.
Rev. Robert Peterson officiat
ed at the double ring candlelight
ceremony performed before the
altar decorated with two pedes
tal baskets of white mums and
pom pons.
M'-s. Lola Mauch, organist, ac
companied Don Fox, Lincoln, as
he sang "Because", Oh Promise
Me" and "Wedding Prayer”.
Die bride, given in marriage
by her brother, Glenn Fox, wore
MALLORYS ANGUS DISPERSION SALE
MONDAY, OCTOBER 19th
at Valentine, Nebraska
The Mallory and Mallory Angus bulls will
be dispersed.
60 BULLS
15 Two Year Olds 25 Big Yearlings
20 Younger Yearlings
THE LAST CHANCE TO GET MALLORY-MAL
LORY BULLS. The cow herd has been sold to Ker
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"PLENTY OF BULLS FOR EVERYBODY'’
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INMAN
TOMPKINS SPECIALS
BEST CATTLE OILER $47.50
15 gal. oil $20.00 - Steel Stand $30.20 - Aprons $8.90 - Wire mesh 6.10
NU-WAY CATTLE OILER $15.00
Mill Feed - Chemicals - Mineral - Min jral Blocks - Sioux City Prices All Day
5% Cottonseed Meal- $77.00
Rolled oats 54-20
Tankage 54-90
Calf Manna 50 lbs. 54.00
Suckle 25 lbs. - ----- 54.10
Scotch-O-Lass 50 lbs. 52.35
Omolas 50 lbs.— 52-50
Doc; Pellets 25 lbs 51.95
Sbellmaker 50 lbs. - "5c
Calcium 50 lbs. 70c
Trace Min salt 52 60
4-1 American fine salt $1-60
NOX Bloat $6.35
Toxophine per gal. $3.45
Bab> pig feeders $1.60
Aero Bucket Sprayer $7.10
Sulpher Blox 95c
lixlized Blox $1.02
Trace Blox $1-35
Hi. Ph#s Blox $1-55
Gold Brick Blox $2.45
Sheep VVormer Blox $3.85
Paunch-Ecz Blox $1.80
KD-Reg. Blox — 51-85
K ration Blox -$2.30
KD Ranger Blox - $2.40
Rabbit salt per box - $1.05
21 D Butyl Ester per gal. $2.95
PEX Poultry Blox .. $3.60
DDT per gal. $1-80
Baby pig waterers $1.90
2-ton Creep Feeders on Hand
Double Cash Discount all day on Hi Phos and
Worm Control Minerals and Norco Feeds on hand.
Special discount on all alfalfa, clover, grass and sorghum seeds on hand.
Special low booking prices on NORCO CATTLE FEEDS, cotton cake,
soybean meal and all types of pasture and meadow fertilizers, and Live
stock and Poultry Remedies.
See us for RANGE CUBE SPREADERS and BEHLEN CRIBS
i Self-Propelled SENSATION POWER MOWER
Electric Water Pump, 33-gallon tank and faucet
Tompkins livestock Headquarters
a gown of alencon lace and nylon
tulle. The fitted bodice was top
ped by a rounded neckline trim
med in tiny scallops and seed
pearls with tapered wrist length
sleeves. The bouffant floor length
skirt was fashioned of laeo ex
.1 'ing into points and bound b>
> ' ide ;athered hand of nylon
ch Ron.
A pearl edged crown of op n
work lace accented with pearl
a , - j held her tiered veil of brid
al illusion and she carried a cas
ade Nxiquet of American beautj
roses.
The maid-of-honor was Cyd Lit
!e. Bride maids were Mrs. Bo:
Maurer and Mrs. Ernest Hasch
Thev wore street length shoatl
Iresses of shaded blue velvet will
matching headpieces fashionn
with a bow and blue net. The\
carried colonial bouquets of whit*
carnations
Lyle Lcmmer, hrother of tm
bridegroom, sened as best man
Groomsmen were Raymon Sch f
fem and Gene Clausen of South
Sioux City. ‘ ...
U hers were Don Fox. brothel
of the bride and Rudy Dale Dvor
ak» cousin of the bridegroom.
Glenn Lee Fox, and Tommj
Fox, Leadville, both nephews o
the bride, were candlelighters
Ringbearer was Dale Stahl, neph
ew of the bride and flower gir
was Diane Stahl, niece of the
bride, who wore a blue schiffu
embroidered jacket dress with i
pleated cummerbund and flari
skirt. She carried a nosegay o
white feathered carnations.
A reception wras held immed
iately following the ceremony ii
the city auditorium. Mrs. Cliffon
Stahl, sister of the bride, preside:
at the guest book, and Mrs. Ivai
Stewart. Ann Atkinson, and Kath;
Jameson w'ere in charge of th<
gift table
Mrs. Walter Johnson, Mrs. Pet:
Utter, Mrs. Fay Pickenpaugh
Mrs. John Christenson, Mrs. P.en<
Gordon and Eileen Anderson wert
in charge of the reception.
Mrs. Merlin Otteman. Philadel
phia, sister of the bridegroom
and Mr:. Don Fox poured from ;
lace covered serving tahle. Tot
four tier wedding cake topped b;
a miniature bride and groom wn:
baked and decorated by Mrs
Glenn Fox, who also out and sen
od the cake. Mrs. Clayton Fox
Loadville, served the bridegroom
cake.
Following a wedding trip to th<
western states, the couple wil
reside on the bridegroom’s fa
tiler’s ranch south of Atkinson.
Amelia News
By Miss Florence Lindsey
Last Week’s News
Mr$. Vern Sageser and Mrs
Link Sageser returned home Wed
nesday evening from Counci
Bluffs. Ia. where they visitee
Mrs. Vera Sageser's mother, Mrs
Min ter.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fryroai
and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sammom
have installed new heating sys
toms recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stoecker call
ed on the Cornish families Sun
day evening. The Cornishes have
recently moved to the Charlie
Peterson ranch where they arc
employed.
Weekend callers of Mr. anc
Mrs. William Fryrear were Clar
ence Danley, Dale Tiegen anc
Harold Fort of Dewitt and Dr
Purtzer of Columbus. They wort
hunting grouse and Mr. Fort visit
ed his father, Tom Fort, who ii
staying with the Fryrears.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Doolittle
took Mrs. Doolittle's mother, Mrs
Amy Slaymaker to Grand Islan<
Wednesday of last week when
she took the train enroute to Cal
ifomia. She will spend the winter
there with her other daughters
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ryschon
and son of Valentin; w re Sun
day. Sept 27 ; ae ts ci Ir. ...id
M j. Funk Per - • ’
was in honor f ' Ir Perce s 81?
birthday an.iiv. - M\ aP
Mrs. Charles Bligh of Oma! a
were also present
Miss Janette <• o'? ar
! brother. Dm v.t-od l a y beet
! calves in U •’ A :«Sar-i •* n -a' •
week. Janette er.* O'.! hto short
horns and Don had >'' E o»u
Mr. and Mrs. A.iii WK
ing anil Crnth i» attend'd l a’
Ak S u'-Bni Saturday Sun
day of last »wk.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gilman re
turn d home Monday, Oct. a
from a visit with their da ugh et
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mr?.
Harold Clausson and family at
Burlington, la.
Elmer Oetter wont to Norfolk
! Friday to take his father-in law,
l.. E. Weichman to his home
there after a two week s visit in
the Oetter home.
-I Mr. and Mrs. Glen White and
Venita and H. S. White were
luncheon guests Wednesday eve
ning of Mr. and Mrs. S. C Bar
nett. Mr. Barnett observed his
80th birthday anniversary t*
day.
Reverend Cx:, pastor f the
Methodist church, has 1 a r. u
and is taking a m nth v .c..
and rest. They ore • visiting their
daughters in Wi cr - n and Wn-h
ington states. Tro I cn 'v: 1
'guest speaker tie i st twi Sun
days. Reverend Em roc, ti e dist
| rict superintendent ' d pen
I Sunday, Oct. 11 and 11 w
ing Sunday laymen w 1 have
! charge
Mrs. Bert Newkirk and son.
Scott, of Ljnccl i came Tu; s lay
,1 of last week and • '■ • *
j day with her uvlrr, - ’• '• 1 tk
j| Andersen.
The Amelia Progressive club
met Tuesday, Sept. 29 at the
home of Mrs. Elmer Cxdklge.
ViW re were 5 members present.
Officers were elected for the new
..it* M. ir Maisen was
elfo >n for president.
. ... . l be with
Mrs. William Thom,eon at her
m i.i Atkinson.
.. 1 P 1 Fisher at
tended the farm sale of M*s.
Fishers hr-'ther. Bill ? l'amnu at;
Clearwater last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mr . Bernard Black
mare attended the ,\k Sar Lle.i
in Omaha liwt weekend.
2,1.... . .'moil Berry entertained
a few friends and relatives Fri
day evening in honor of her hus
band's birthday anniversary,
Mr. ad Mrs. Joe Hohza and |
family of Ulysses, Mrs. Milo P *
pichal and children, Gregory,
Gary, Joan and Barbara Ann of
Atkinson were Sunday. Sept. 27
guests at the August Pospichals.
Mrs. Stella Sparks went to At
kin on Saturday morning to con
sult the doctor and was confined
to the hospital for treatment of a
cold.
Mrs Clyde Widman accompa
nied by Mrs. S. C. Barnett and
Mr-. Er-nle Johnston went to
Bassett Thursday to attend the
rm'nar of the Women's S ciety
'[ Christian Serv'ce.
U an'. Mrs. August Pospichal
ind sons. Richard and Michael
were in But-well and Ord Satur
day.
'! an 1 Mrs. August Biltz of
Cranl Island visited their dmteh
* r a ’ on in-lr.w, Mr and Mrs.
Vernon Burry Sunday.
tv an a Forbes stayed with
Mrs. Edith Andersen last week
to attend school, while her par
cuts, Mr. and Mrs. Ir . in Fori e
wore on a cattle buying trip to
Missouri and other stiles. They
■ 'U”: d t une Sunday.
Art Wald man went to IJneotn
to "visit his brother, (barite
unit sister. Miss Ann Wahl man.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Burge, Ro
bert, Joyce and Bruce. Mr. and
Mrs Clayton Burge were dinner j
. tests Sunday, Sept. 27 of Mr. and
. i ;. G.en Burge and family af
Chambers.
Mrs. Bessie Burge, Harold and
June in Emmet were also pres
cat.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Edwards,
Lo> and Russell of Ne\ ts. Minn,
came Saturday, and visited their
daughter and ‘son-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs Ralph Maas and Karma
Kay. They will also visit his bro
thers, Delbert Edwards and Bill
Edwards and families.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce vis
ited with Mrs. Nettie Bilstein at
Swan Lake Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Edith Andersen and Donna
Forbes were dinner guests Sun
day at S. C. Barnetts.
Dorsey News
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By Mrs. Harold Osborn
Last Week’s News
Miss Beverly Carson and Mr.
and Mrs. John Smith of Lincoln
spent the weekend of Sept. 27 with
the Edward Carson's.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Svatos were
Sunday afternoon coffin? guests at
the Osborn home.
Mrs. Gordon Barta and Mrs.
Wilbur Mitschell helped with paint
ing it the Cecil Miller hi.rnc Wed
nesday.
.lie. and Mrs. Harold Osliorn
were supper guests at the Leman
Huber home September 27.
Mr, and Mrs l.ee Brady, sr.
were callers Monday at the John
Babl home.
and Mrs Howard Wells
and daughters were dinner guests
at the Thomas lliscocks homo
September 27.
Mrs. John Hurd was taken to
Sacred Heart hospital Sunday
evening
Mrs. Johnny Babl w as admitted
to the hospital Friday evening.
Mr. sunt Mr*. Lester IVrtek
vin entertained at a card party
Friday evening.
Several from this community
attended the celebration in Ver
digre Monday The lynch high I
ehool hand helped with pari of
the i ntertainment
Mr. and Mrs. Jix' Cihlar and
Mrs William Kvori of Verdigre ,
n turn.h! Wednesday evening af
ter visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mis. Jim Webster and sight
seeing .it \* ..s.. ... IT t ;
other ixiints of interest in the
east.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Mieanek
and children vv re callers at the
T. J. and Howard Graham W. d
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Miller and
family were visiting at the Gor
don Barta h -me Friday.
Mrs. T J. Graham, Mrs. Ho
ward Graham and Mrs. Harold
Osborn were O 'Neill si toppers
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Ole Wimmer
were guests at the K. L Hughes
home Tuesday and Wednesday.
The work on the new tele
phone line is progressing very
nicely and patrons are very
glad to see the work progress.
I,eon Marshall is busy in this
community baling.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wells and
family of Waco, Tex. have been
visiting at the Howard Slack
home They plan to live lx re |
when a satisfactory place is lo-1
cated
Mrs. Clay Mashino entered the
Lynch hospital one day Inst vv ole
after having her legs badly scald
ed while canning tomatoes.
, Mr. and M~s. J. TV Millard and
children of Sioux City were Son
day visitors at the Harold Os
born home.
Mr. ami Mrs. Walter I um*.
O'Neill, have announced thr *t»
gagement of their dough***
Alice Maggie, lo Mr. II. ft.
(Knek) Compton, Norfolk, mm
of Mr. and Mrs. Horace (nop
ton, Obcron, N. II. Thr lirMa
el»H>t attended the I nlverslty <rf
Nebraska and Is presently tea«te
ing In Norfolk. Mr. Comptoa a
a graduate of North liada
State College where he was *
member of Alph i Gama Kh
fraternity II e received Ha
Master's Degree from Oregaa
Slate Colle ge and Is rurre«%
employed as a biologist with Ilka
Nebraska Game (’ommissba
The couple plans an early mm
mer wedding.
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