Shower Held Sunday
A miscellaneous bridal sliovv.
was held Sunday evening at th.
home of Mrs Benedict J. Schmi
in liofuir of AI..Catherine Schmi
of Atkinson, who will become tht
bride ot Jim Steinhauser 01
Saturday, Novembei is ,n At
kinson. Twenty-five guests wen
present.
Games were played and prize
given after which the bridc-to b<
opened iter gilts,
Gunth was served by Mrs
Schmit.
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COURTHOUSE
COI M V COt KT—
Star vs. Donald Schaaf. Emmet
speeding in city limits, fined $lf
and Si cu ts; officer Chris Me
Ginn, Nov. 7
State vs, Ray L. Vequist, Wesi
Lafayette. Ind,, Speeding night
fined $25 and $1 costs; officer
R, L. Gude, Nov, 9.
^ State vs. Melvin L Pruden
Ewing, operating motor vehicle
without a driver's license, fined
$5 and $1 costs; officer - E. M
Hastreiter, Nov, 9,
State vs. Joe Cavanaugh, 0'Nei,l
assault and battery, fined $25
sheriff’s fee $2 and $5 costs; of
ficer Marlin Wichman, Nov. 9.
State vs. Charles L Risscll
Bassett, night speeding, fined $10
and $4 costs, officer E. M. Has
treiter, Nov. 12.
State vs. Floyd Tucker, drive:
for Wesley Ritfey, O'Neill, over
weight on capacity plates, fined
$10 and $4 costs; officer- Donald
F. Richardson, Nov. 12.
Slate \s. Bernard Balder, St
Cloud, Minnesota, overweight or
tandem axle, fined $50 and $4
costs officer Clifford Kizzire, Nov
14
State vs. Melvin Evans, Fuller
ton, 1. failure to stop at scene of
accident, 2. driving on suspension
of license, fined No. 1 $30 and $4
costs. No. 2 operators license sus
pended for period of one year after
completing a 30 day jail sentence
and $4 costs; officer—Chris Mc
Ginn, Nov. 16.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES—
Thomas E. LaJIood, 22, Omaha
and Miss Jane B. Murphy, 21
Stuart, Nov. 6.
Joe John Walnofer, 32 Stuart
and Joyce Ann Hieter, 17 Hooper,
Nov. 13.
Gerald Francis Reiman, 27,
Butte and Jean I^tree Moeller, 19,
Stuart, Nov. 13.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
WD-Clarence L. Sisson to Lee
A and Win A. Hobbs 11-7-59
$43,200.00 S1 a SW V\-SW Vi SE 'A 14
SW' I 15-E ' jNE'4 - SW' tNEV\
SE14 NW1 . -NE14SW V4-NW >/4SE V\
21 - SEV4NE>4 - W'^NWVi -
E’-»SE*4 22- W*2 and NWV4NEV4
23 N'i 27-All 28-E>/iNEV4 and
NW>4NE’4 29-Tvvp 26-Range 10.
WD-Edna C. Jeffrey to Harry O.
Lan worth and wf $6900-Part of
EMiSW11 19-2911 (88 4 feet north
and south x 148 ft. east and west).
Atkinson News
Friday ev ening, Nov. 6 guests at
the Richard Osborne, jr. home
were Mr. and Mrs. I .eonard Tro
shynski qf Guthrie Center, la.,
Mr. and Mrs. John Kabeiseman of
Yankton, S. D., Mr and Mrs.
Mike Wenner, Jim Steinhauser,
Nick Schmit, Catherine and Elenot
Schmit. The Trohynskis and the
Kaheisemans were here to attend
the Raymer-Wenner wedding. Mr
and Mrs Troshynski spent a week
here visiting their parents.
|-Legal Notices-1
First publication Nov. 19, 1959
NOTICE OF
SCHOOL LAND LEASE SALE
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Educational Lands anc
Funds of the State of Nebraska
or its authorized representative
will offer for lease at public auc
tion on the 7th day of December
1959, at 2:00 o'clock P.M., C.S.T.
at the office of the County Treas
urer of Holt County in O'Neill Ne
braska. the following educationa
lands within said county:
DESCRIPTION SEC. TWP. RGL
All 36 31 15
Said sale may be adjoumec
from day to day until all iands
have been offered. No sale wil
be final until approved by the
Board of Educational Lands anc
Funds, and the Board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids
BOARD OF EDUCATIONAL
LANDS AND FUNDS
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA
BY Elmer H. Mahlin
SECRET Alt'll
Ewing News
By Mrs, Harold Harris
The twin daughters of Mr. anc
Mrs. Wilbur Spangler, Judy anc
Joan, celebrated their fourteentf
birthday anniversary on Sunday
Their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs
Eben Graf ft were one o’clock din
ner guests.
Mrs. Fern Rexine, who was il
three days last week, was able tc
resume; her school duties on Mon
day, teaching the fifth and sixtl
grades in the Ewing public school
During her absence, Mrs. Wilbui
Spangler substituted for her. Mis
Lena Baker, principal was unable
to lie at school the first of the
week, due to illness
Miss Ina Bennett and Mr. anc
Mrs. Wilbur Bennett were Sunday
guests at the home of Mr anc
' Mrs. Will Shrader and family.
Mrs. Harriet Welke, Mr. anc
Mrs. R H. Shain and family. Mr
and Mrs. Raymond Schmidt anc
family were Friday evening guests
at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Keith
• BidJlocome.
Mrs. Grace uchm.t of Los Altos,
C. ,.j„ and Mrs. Blanche Sisson of
o'ichtta, Ka*i, were called to
Ewing last week Jut- tj the ii
1 int„a a,»d dt’aih ot their mother.
■ i Kun.-ah iuiie on Noumber
' lOtl..
ujdy and Joan Spangler were
piea uji.iy surprised Sunday af
• a ■ >•< wnen the girls oi the
seventh and eighJi grades am:
Ltryitivni arrived at their
• >c t join them m celebrating
t ieir birthday anniversary from
4:00 to sev en o clock. Inch <r
• provid-. J entertainment for
| J> group The h jnored guests
*
Wilbur Spangler, in
; ciuded tne tirthuay cake,
-•* •>..,! Airs. Paul Waters ri
| turned Jo On: i.. ( Sunday after
noon after spending the weekend
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lyle Lierk... -
Miss Sharon Kropp of Wayne, i
was a weekend guest at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Kropp.
Mr and Mrs. Jerry Tomjack
entertained at a family dinner
party on Sunday in honor of the j
lifdi birthday anniversary of their
daughter, Cathy Guests were Mr.
iiKi Mrs. Kverett Taylor, Mr. and
Mrs. Merwin Murray and children, j
cf Oakdale ami Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Knapp of Ewing.
Guests on Sunday at the home
of Mrs. Anna Savidge were her
daughter and sop-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Bud Bartak and family.
Miss Helen Darlene Jacobsen of
Salem, Ore., arrived in Ewing
Saturday and is a guest at the
home of her grandmother, Mrs
Amy Jacobsen. Miss Jacobsen is
on her way to Florida.
A Thanksgiving eve service will
be held Wednesday evening
I November 25 at the First Metho
dist church in Ewing, Ix'ginning at
17:30. The service will include J
special selections by the three
I i. non groups unuer me direction
of Mrs. Woodrow Elliot. Rev. El
| liot w.ll deliver the sermon. The '
j public is invited.
The Foreign Mission Study class
which was postponed from last
Friday to Friday November 20th,
plans to meet at Clearwater. This
mission study is sponsored by the
Women's Society of Christian Ser
vice.
''The Way in Africa” and "Afri
ca Disturbed” are the two text
books being used. There also will
be film strips to follow these les
sons.
Mr. and Mrs. G D. Ryan and
family spent the weekend at Nio
brara with relatives on Saturday,
the Ryans took her mother to
Omaha where she entered a hospi
tal for treatment.
The members of the Sunday |
School board and teachers of the '
First Methodist church had a J
covered dish dinner Sunday follow 1
ing the worship hour and Sunday' 1
school due to the postponement of I
two recent dates because of bad
weather and roads.
Supt. Dewitt Hoke presided
Prayer was given by Ray Sedivy.
Mrs. J L. Pruden, secretary
treasurer gave the minutes of tin
September meeting and financi d
report. Pins and bars were to b«
I b> Mrs Pruden and Mi J
H. R Harris and presented for j L
good attendance. 1
The resignation of Mrs. Pruden l J
ry treasurer was ac- I
ceptcd Miss Bertha Harris was ]
i ppointed to take her place as i
secretary and Mrs. Harris as j
treasurer. Miss Marie Davis was I
appointed assistant secretary. J
Supt. Hoke commended Mrs. Pru- 1
den for her seven years of faith
ful service in these two offices. 1
It was decided to combine Mrs. ,
Harris’ class of teenage girls with I
Waldo Davis’ class of teenage
boys, with Mr. Davis continuing, I
as teacher of both groups ]
The Christmas program v i j
discussed Supt. Hoke and Mrs. '
Willis Rockej Supt, of the prim iry j
department were appointed chair- \
men, assisted b> Mrs V\ » lro\ i
Elliot arid the te ichers of the Sun '
a iv school Mri Pruden and Mrf .
Hai i is 'l l ointed1 is committi e t< |
Members were Mr and Mrs.
Dewitt Hoke, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Sedivy, Re\ and Mrs. Woodrow
Elliot and Sandra. Mrs. H. R. Har
ris and Berlha, Mrs. Marcus Pier
son and Waldo Davis.
Due to the stormy weather
Thursday. Nov 12th the Facts and
Fun Home Extension club meet
ing at Mrs. Frank Schmidt, was
postponed to a later date.
The American Legion Auxiliary
of Sanders Pod No. 214 held their
regular meeting Thursday even
ing in spite of the zero tempera
tures and the snow storm which
began earlier in the day. Six
members were present and one
guest, Mrs. Mabel Boies.
Mrs. R. H Shain, president con
ducted the business session. Mrs.
Eula Eppenbach secretary re
ported on membership. The group
will make four tarlatan dolls
which will be sent to theVeterans
hospital at Lincoln. A box of do
nated gifts were also sent with
the gift assignment of four pairs
of mittens and three aprons.
A Christmas party was planned
for members at the December
meeting. Refreshment hostesses
were Mrs Earl Van Ostrand and
Mrs. Clarence Hahlbeck.
Miss Helen Darlene Jacobsen,
who has spent the summer on the
west coast, was a guest at the
home of Mrs. Edna Lofquest on
Monday. She stopped in Ewing to
spend a few' days with relatives
and friends before going to her
home at Intercession City Fla.
Word has been received in
Ewing that the condition of Perry
Saiser, who is a patient at a
Lincoln hospital, remains about the
same.
Aubrey Wood left early Monday
! for Lincoln where he will spend
the week. He is employed by the
- ta*e highway department.
Guests on Wednesday and Thurs-1
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs |
| George Jefferies were Mr. and |
Mrs Dyvi ght Jefferies and daugh !
; ter of Cozad. !
Mr and Mrs. Duane Drey and
two children of Omaha were
guests on Thursday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. George Jefferies.
Mrs Lorraine Wright spent Sun- |
day with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
George Jefferies. I
Mr. and Mrs. Gail Boies were | !
guests on Sunday at the heme of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Edison at
Plain v.ew.
Guests at the home Oi Mrs
i-thoda Conner on Sunday were
Mr. and airs. James Moehaley and
airuh of NeUgh.
A. and Mrs. Roland Horde at
ciu d openhouse a* the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Robinson, who
were celebrating their 40th Wed
ding anniversary at Plainvuw Sun
day.
Dwaine Horde returned t Syra
cuse after spending the weekend
will his parents, Mr end Mr:.
R land Horde.
I Ir. and Mrs. Jtnn-yTni^ck
»'• rta nod the iullow.ng ituvsts at
-alter Fraiay evi n.ng: Mr. and
I"; Gary Tessr.u r and famdy and
l.i M.s. 1 i.in Hamilton and
fr.m y.
i’ae tl:rkty grower* of the Ewing
■. ’..’..i m ly have been t • »-y tie
week getting their turkeys to
market. Truckers gathered tur 1
keys for Mr. and Mrs Victor
Ciairi and Art and Don Ruruede
euruig the weekend.
Miss Carolyn Tams returned to
Norfolk on Sunday after spending
to weekend at the home ot her
'arm;-. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
r.rn; s;\. and family.
Mr. and M s Ralph V;ui Horn
of O'Neill were guests at the home
i Mrs. Ella k.Ckins on Sunday.
Guests at the Will Conner home
.m Sunday were Mr. and Mrs
Lorn Jefferies of Clearwa or mi.
Mr and Mrs. Allred Conner e.
SyftitfXidr..s ... *1
Oivhard.
Mr and Mrs. John Steskal, jr..
a family were Saturday after
ix> *n guests at the home of his
par. nts. Mr and Mrs. John Stea
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THURSDAY, NOV. 19
TO SATURDAY, NOV. 28
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