Nebraska Newspapers

    BIRTHS
ST. ANTHONY'S
OTT Mr. and Mr* Alvin Ott of
O Neill, *on, uiegory Allan. fc
puunds 2 ounce*, November it
sVOBODA Mr. and Mr* Arthur
Svoboda ut nutte, daughter, fc
pound* 14 4 ounce*. November S
MJ1*E> Mr. and Mr* Hubert
Miles of U .icdi, »on. Gerald Ray
mond, 6 pound* 4^ ounce*, Nov.
22.
BUXTON Mr and Mrs Arnett
Buxton oi O NeiU, daughter, 7
oounda 24 ounce*, Nobember Z3.
nOBBb Mr. and Mr* William
Hobbs oi fcWu.., son. James
Michael, s poJhds 5 ounces.
November i'i. Tne couple now have
two sons a,td live daughters. Mr.
and Mr*, e*- Nobbs of Ewing
are Uie paiernai grandparents and
Mr. and aus. John scnillbauer,
*r. of Noiioik uie the maternal
grandparents.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
SCltLfcA ae..v£.K Mr and Mis
Vernon SchUrusener of Orihaui,
i pound* is ounces. Noyem
ber 24 Mr anu Mrs Ed Thonn
are the mateiuai grandparents.
OOMMt NITi MEMORIAL
Iturvv ell
Mr. and M*»- i-yle Me Irvin of
Taylor have named their baby
daughter, Michelle Annette.
HACKED HEART
LilK’Ji
WELLS Mr. and Mr*. Lyle
Weds ol Lyncii, on, 8 pounds 12
ounces, November 22.
1,1 ndbeko memorial
t reighUdi
KHUSE mi- «dd Mrs. William
C. Kruse of Winnetoon, son, <
oounds, isoveniucr 20. ,
‘ KNLTbw.v ,ui. and Mrs OrvaJ
Knutson oi amu.aru, daugibi, i
pounds 4 ouocvs, November 20.
EI-SEWHERE
AHLERb *«. md Mrs. Robert
Ahiers ot n.sncr. ton,
utio No. i muer 21, West t ouu
hospital. ..u, and Mrs. Rudy
Alders ui uwmg are the paternal
K o'lTMAN Mr. and Mrs. Merlin
Oilman ui Biiiiaoelphla, l’a_,
November 21. Mr and Mrs Al
liert 1> miner ot Atkinson are the
maternal grandparents. They ten
Monday to make the acquaintaru t
°f AHLLR- Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Ahiers ol Pocatello, Ida., son, Jer
frey, 7 pounds, November 21..Mr.
anil Mrs. Rudy Aiders of Lwing
are the paternal grandpai ents.
This is their third grandchild
whose birthdate is Novembei^L
MAllMaa Mr. and Mrs. Rich
aid Mahi.ian ot Rudloph, Wise.,
daughter. Hoorn Shane Octobei
28 Mrs. Mailman is l^e former
Dixie Ickler, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Fred Ickler of Orchard.
Hospital Notes
ST ANTHONY'S HOSPITAL
O’Neill
Admitted: Nov- 17 Mrs Robert
ol O'Neill; Mr,. Mane Beetean
« rg: Mrs* LEj Sm.
James A. Widlleldl. all ol O Neill,
Mis William Hobbs of Lwing.
21 Mrs. Ramon W. Shellhammer,
Mrs Robert Mi es all of ° Null .
Mrs Ai tour biotxxia of Butte.
Mrs Kenneth Peterson. Arnu
rr. .ii of O'Neill; Mrs. Clif
ford Hahlbeck of Lwing. gJRs.
all of O’Neill.
Dismissals: Nov. 18 Mrs.
bert Lundberg and baby txjy o
O'Neill; Craig Sehiwder of Oma
ha- Mrs. Gina Gronk of 1 age,
^Edward Camptx-11 M^ Larry
Tibbetts, all of O Neill, Mrs.
neth Kestenholt/ of Inman, Mrs.
Harry Mabcndorf and baby girl of
Spencer. 20 Mrs. Leo Vandersmck
i,f Lwing; Mrs. Frank Zenor of
ButteW Steven M Prouty of Spen
J il James A. W.dtfeld , Mrs.
Loretta Hynes, all of O Net 11, Mrs.
Robert Roettcher and baby gin
of Lvneh' Barbara Joe Houfek of
Bartlett" 22 Mrs. Alvin Ott and
b «bv boy of O'Neill; Mrs. Eugene
Wolfe ol O Neill 23- A. V Virgin
of O'Neill; Mrs. Joseph Jambirs
ol Spencer, -t Ld J. Crowley of
O'Neill. _
sacked heart
Admissions; Corner
Spencer William Biltzkie of Spen
cer- Mrs. Bertha Bright of Butte;
Mrs Mary Classen of Spencer,
Master Allen Due of Butte; R^n
hold Fuhrer oi Naper; Dr. G. B.
Ira of Lynch, Baby
lene Kolar of Monowi; Erick Oh
men of Anoka; Mrs. Edmond
Rohde of Lynch; Mrs. wjjiarn
Schultz of in a per; Mrs. Marie
Staler of Lynch; John Stenwall of
Spencer; Albert Stoltenberg of
Naper; Mrs. Martha Tingle of
Butte Mrs. Lyle Wells of Lynch
ltam She Idea and baby girl of
Spencer; Mr,. Clarence Moody of
Lynch’ Debra Rose Kopecky of
Spencer. 1» Mrs Min* °f
Spencer. 20 John Dickey of Spen
cer. 23—Mrs. Mary Hull of Spen
cer- Mrs Frank Uenbart of Spen
cer; Mrs Joe R.hanek of Monowi.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL - Atkinson
Admitted; Nbv. 17-Peggy Kra
mer of Stuart: Mrs. Norman Lro
man of Sprmgview; Mrs. Herman
McDantaK. of Aikin.son; Mre. Fern
Livingston of Atkinson. 1—William
,Merritt of Bassett; G. A. Bgsnof
O'Ne’ii!; '^liclieHe Bosn of 0,Neill,
; ilx>r a Kay Coleman of Am*-'
worth; Jim Johnson of Rose; lr
4 Newport; John
C ''-r'and of Or:hard; Mrs. Cecil
Bogue of Atkinson. 20- Itonald
Focken of Newport; Mrs. Thomas
Doo. tde of Amelia; Peter Nelson
i Stuart Mrs. Roy Carr of At
kinson. 21—Mrs. Ima Meyers of
b.uart; Mrs. W i.iam Newcombe of
Long Pine. 22 Jake Braun of At
kin on: Harold Klinger of Atkin
son; Lynn Shaul of Long Pine. 23—
L a.u Do Wee e of Bassett; Ben
ny De Wee e of Bassett ; Mrs. Wil
mer McConnell of Atkinson.
Dismissed: Nov. Id Leonard Ul
rich of Atkinson. 17—Mrs. Lyle
Davis of Bassett; Mrs. Fred Mack
of Atkinson; Helen Straka of At
——— - I
Itinaon. 18 Peggy Kramer of
Stuart. 1®- Karen Feraau of Butte;
Tom Nightingale of Atklnion; Wil
liam Walter* of Atkinson; Mrs
Felix L*ible of Stuart. 20—Mrs.
Theresa Deermer of Atkinson; :
George A Bosn of O'Neill; Mich
elle Bosn of O’Neill. Jim Johnson
of Rose, William Merritt of Bas
*ett. Roberta Cbleman of Ains
worth. 21- Mrs Norman Froman
of Spnngview 22—Mrs. Kathryn
Johnson of Atkinson.
Expired; Ima Meyers of Stuart;
Peter T. Nelson of Stuart.
U NDHFKti MEMORIAL
HOSP1TOL • Creighton
Admitted: Nov 14-21 Mrs
Luticia Ferguson of Niobrara;
Mrs Ernest Sage of Niobrara,
.lake Effle of Creighton; Paul
Sheekler of Brunswick; Mrs. Wil
liam C. Kruse of Winnetoon; Mrs.
Orval Knutson of Niobrara.
Dismissed: Mrs Leonard Koeina
of Verdigre who was transferred
to Sioux City hospital: Charley
Honey of Verdel who was trans
ferred to Hill Rest Home at Nio
brara and Paul Sheekler of Bruns
wick. . . _ ,
Death: Mrs. Luticia Ferguson of
Niobrara.
AT
THE
COURTHOUSE
State vs. John P. Collins, Gil
lette, Wyo., day speeding, fined
$10 and $4 costs; offiver—Sgt. R.
R. Shorney, Nov. 19.
State vs. Henry Janek, Atkinson,
operating motor vehicle without
driver’s license, fined $5, sheriff s
fee $1 and $5 costs; officer—Don
ald J. Fiala, Nov. 19.
State vs. Marvin D. Strong. O'
Neill, night speeding, fined $15 and
$4 costs; officer R. L. Gude, Nov.
21.
State vs. George E. Peterson,
jr., driver for Duane Struck, O'
Neill, overweight on capacity
plate, fined $10 and $4 costs; of
ficer Donald F. Richardson, Nov.
23. . „
State vs. Lawrence L. Stevens,
driver for Frank Pilley and sons,
Sioux City, la., overload on axile,
fined $00 and $4 costs; officer Clif
ford L. Kizzire, Nov. 24
MARRIAGE LICENSES
John Shepard, Valentine and
Lila B. Nelson, Bassett, Noli. 19.
Ora R. Yarges, Stuart and Miss
Marguerite L. Smith, Stuart, Nov.
20.
Burdette C. Williams, 29, O'
Neill and Margaret Scholz, 22, O’
Neill, Nov. 22.
Wayne Richard Root, Atkinson
and Sharon Kay Thurlow, Atkin,
son. November 24.
James Steinhauser. 24, Stuart
and Catherine Sehmit, 18, Atkin
son, November 24.
engagement toli»
Mr and Mrs. Gilbert Engler of
Atkinson announce the engage
met of their daughter, Delores
Irene to Patrick Joseph Gokie, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gokie of
O’Neill. . t .
Miss Engler is a graduate of
St. Joseph's School in Atkinson,
class oP 1956, and is employed as
a receptionist and dental assistant
for Dr. F. J. Mancuso.
Mr. Gokie is a graduate of St.
Mary’s Academy, class of 1955
and spent three years in the U. S.
Navy. At present he is farming
with his father.
Announce nothing Drive
Atiout 145 members of St.
Patrick’s Altar Society met Thurs
day evening at St. Mary's gym.
Mrs. Joe Ollendick was chairman
of the meeting.
Mrs. Rynold Cimfel announced
the Bishop's clothing drive which
began November 22 with clothing
to be left at the Joe Dufek
garage.
Msgr. O'Sullivan spoke to the
group about the dedication of the
National Shrine of the Immac
ulate Conception in Washington,
L> The ‘‘Polka Tots," entertained
with several selections. Next meet
ing will be December 10 with St.
Theresa's Guild and Mrs. Rich
ard Minton in charge.
| -Obituaries- |
Arthur B. McKay, son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. D. C. McKay,
was born at Ewing September 13,
1894 and died at his home in
Oregon, November 8th. after a
lingering illness of many months,
at the age of 65 years 1 month and
25 days "Chalsie” as he was
known in Ewing, received his
education at the Ewing public
school. For a time he clerked m
the store owned by his brother,
Ernest He later built Summerland
and operated it for a number of
years.
On October 3, 1917, he was
united in Marriage to Mary Lar
sen. Three children were born to
this union. They made their home
in Ewing many years before mov
ing to Norfolk, where Mr. McKay
was overseer of the Nebraska
State Hospital. On retirement two
years ago, he and Mrs. McKay
moved to Beaverton, Ore., to make
their home.
Proceeding him in death are his
parents and two sisters. Survivors
arc; Wife. Mary; twodaughters -
Mrs. Marvis O'Connell of Beaver
ton. Ore., and Mrs. Dorothy James
of Imperial Beach. Calif.; son—
Ellsworth (Mick) of Atkinson;
brother, Ernest of Norfolk.; seven
grandchildren, and a number of
cousins in the Ewing community.
Funeral services were conducted
at the Pegg and Paxson Chimes-of
the-Valley Chapel in Beaverton.
Ore, Wednesday, November 11
with the Rev. E James Kingsley
of St. Bartholomew Episcopal
church officiating.
Portay News
By Mr*. Harold 0*bom
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carson vis
ited at the A. W. Aim home Sun
day evening.
Guy Pinkerman has been hauling
com from Roger Rosenkrans when
the weather permitted
Mr. and Mrs Lester Derickaon
and family were Sunday visitors at
the John Derickaon home. They
called at the Osborn home on their
way home
The Scottviile Community club
met at the Harvey Krugman home
Wednesday evening.
Mr and Mrs Marvin Richter
and family called at the John Der
ickson home Saturday afternoon .
The Dorsey Youth Fellowship
meeung was held at the Albert
Derickson home Wednesday eve
ning. . , |
Mrs. George Mellor, jr. is work
ing in this community taking the
farm census.
Mr and Mrs. Lorclle Pickering
of Omaha came for I re lie's
grandmother’s funeral, and while
here they called on Mrs. Faye
Pinkerman, as Mrs. Pinkerman
has been in Sioux City staying at
the Ted Schiessler home while
consulting doctors She came home
Saturday. Nov. 7.
The Dorsey Aid Society met at
the Claude Cole home November
11.
Pete Mulhair trucked some
cows to the Lyle Wells and Gordon
Harta farms Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barta and
Evelyn were guests at the Tom
Alder home Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Cihlar were
Verdigre visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Buss Greene vis
ited Friday evening at the Harold j
Osborn home.
Little David Derickson is stay-1
ing with his grandparents for a
few days.
Mr. ami Mrs. Harold Osborn
called at the IJoyd Brady home
Wednesday evening on their way to
Lynch.
Miss Ruth Osborn stayed with
Miss Velma Lanman in Verdel
Tuesday night, Nov .17.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ruzicka
and family visited at the Otto Ru
zicka home Sunday. Nov. 22.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barta and
Evelyn were Sunday afternoon
callers at the Harold Oshorn home.
Vonus News
By Mrs. Ralph Brookhouser
By Mrs. Ralph Brookhouser
Mr', and Mrs. Arthur Von Seg
gem and family visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Newhaus and
sons Sunday evening, Nov. 15.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Finch were
in Norfolk Wednesday. They visi
ted with Mr. and Mrs. Lon Pitch
ler and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Finch
sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Finch jr., visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Sufficool and son at
Verdigre Tuesday evening, Nov.
17.
Mrs. George Jeffrey entertained
the Help U Club at her home on
Wednesday, Nov. 18. The hostess
served dinner at noon. Eleven
memliers were present.
The afternoon was spent in
picking out nut meats and embroi
dery work. An oyster supper was
planned. Mrs. Vincent Jackson re
ceived the door prize.
Next meeting will be with Mrs.
Irvin Held.
Duane Boelter was helping
the Caskey farm on Tuesday, Nov.
I Mrs. Wendell Strope entertained
a group of ladies at her home on
I Tuesday, Nov. 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sukup and
Mrs. Garhart Leubcke of Page
were November IT visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Brookhouser.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hansen and
family were Sunday visitors at
the Harry Caskey home.
Mrs. Mable Bennett and son ot
Winnetoon were Nov. 17 visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Caskey. Mr. Caskey is con
fined to his bed due to an in
jury he received three weeks ago
He was a patient at the O Neill
hospital for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Newhaus
and son, Robert went to Omaha
Wednesday From there- Robert
left by plane for Ft. <>d. Calif.,
where he is stationed with the
armed forces.
Arlie Waring is stationed at M.
Carson, Colo. He was inducted in
to the army on November 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tyler of
Fremont spent the weekend with
the later's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Finch.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Finch were
Wednesday evening visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Brookhouser.
Mr and Mrs. Duane Falter and
son of Fremont were weekend vi
sitors at the later’s parents home,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Von Seggern
and family
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brookhouser
were O'Neill shopers Monday, Nov.
23.
Sunday guests at the home of
Mr and Mrs. Ralph Brookhouser
were Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Davey, sr., of Bellvue and Mr. and
Mrs. Larry L. Brookhouser of
Cotesfield.
AJhin—n N»w*
The Atkinson Civic Improve
ment Garden club met Wednesday,
Nov. 18 at the home of Mrs. Wil
liam Wefso for a six o clock din
ner Mrs. Erven Parsons, Mrs_
Lois Martens and Mrs. Leonard
Jungman assisted the j™5'”®
Fourteen members answered rol
call with. "Bible Plants or .Trees.
Mrs. Robert Martens, president or
the District No. 6 of the Nebraska
Federated Garden clubs was a
guest and presented to the club the
purple ribbon which they won on
the flower show which they staged
in 1958 but which was on exhibit
for the National show and then
presented-to our District president
at the state convention recently.
Mrs Opal. Keating was our chair
man for the 1958 flower show
Mrs. Lois Martens made dried
flower arrangements during the
evening. The business meeting w-as
presided over by our president
Mrs. Frank Skrdla and election of
officers for the new year followed
the business meeting. The follow
ing are the new officers: Mrs. Ix>is
Martens, president; Mrs William
Wefso. vice-president; Mrs. Celia
Bachaus, secretary and Miss Bar
bara Mlinar, treasurer.
The remainder of the evening
I was spent socially. Next meeting
will be our Christmas party at the
home of Mrs. Jessie Steinkamp
snth a gift exchange The date to |
ae decided Uter.
Circle C of the Methodist church
met at the home of Mrs. L. G. j
Fleming with Mrs Maxine White
as eo-hostess Sixteen members
Answered roll call and Mrs. Clar
ence Propp led the devotional*
A Chinese auction which followed
the business meeting netted their
treasury a nice sum
The hostess served a lunch am!
the group adjourned until the
December meeting which will be
the general meeting at the church
basement.
Mrs. William Wefso was hos
tess to the Merry Mixers Exten-;
tion club on Monday night at her
home. Christfas wrappings w as the,
lesson and roll call was, "Christ
mas suggestions." The lesson
leaders were Mrs. Fred Roberts
and Mrs. Howard Davis.
The E.V R.N. extension club met
last Thursday with Mrs. Jess Mel
lor in Atkinson with 13 members
answering roll call with "My
Idea About Christmas.”
One new member was taken in
to the membership of the club, Mrs.
Theodore Braun. Mrs. Louis Sie
bert and Mrs. Carl Gettert were
lesson leaders for the "Christmas
Decorations" lesson. The ‘Guess
What’ was won by Mrs. Pete Fare
well.
Next meeting will be on Decem
ber 17 with Mrs. Thedore Braun
when Mrs. Clarence Grof, Mrs.
Natchel Rzeszotarski and Mrs.
Pete Farewell will t>e hostesses.
This will be the Christmas party
and there will be a gift exchange
and each member will reveal her
mystery sister.
The Presbyterian church in At
kinson will hold Thanksgiving Day
services at 10 a.m. 1 red Schafer
will be the speaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Nelson re
turned home Thursday night after
spending several months with their
son, Mr. and Mrs. Fay Nilson at
Hadley, Minn.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roberts re
turned home late Sunday night
after spending the weekend in
eastern Nebraska and Iowa. Satur
day they were dinner guests of
Mr. Roberts’ brother and family
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Roberts at
Dakota City. They spent some time
in Sioux City on business and then
drove to Climbing Hill, la., to
visit Fred's sister and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Harding where
they were overnight guests. On
Sunday they visited Mr. and Mrs.
F. L. Roberts and other relatives
at Allen. Enroute home they visi
ted briefly in Creighton at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Me
Daniels. . . ,.,
Thanksgiving day guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Roberts will be Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Nilson, and Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Butterfield, jr.
and family. Cpl. Richard Roberts
is also here on leave and will
spend Thanksgiving with his par
ents. He expects to leave Decem
ber 1 for duty in Korea.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wefso
were Sunday callers at the hnmt
of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Runnels
home in Stuart.
Me. and Mrs. Roy Humrick and
family will spend Thanksgiving
with ner parents, Mr and Mrs. A.
J. Runnels in Stuart.
Dennis Colfack was an overnight
guest Sunday night of Mr. anil
Mrs. William Wefso.
Word has been received frot
Fred Dobrovolny, who left re
cently to spend a few winter
months in the south, that he ar
rived safely and reports the weat
her to be damp and quite cold with
temperatures as low as .57 de
grees. Fred is living at McAllen,
Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren MeClurg
of Bassett and Mrs. Glen MeClurg
and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer MeClurg
and Donna of Atkinson drove to
Grand Island Sunday to visit Glen
MeClurg at the Veterans hospi
tal there. Enroute home they vi
sited another brother, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence MeClurg and fami
ly at Central City.
Miss Lodema Wefso and Nor
man Hodge will come Wednesday
afternoon to spend T hanksgiving
weekend with his parets, Mr. and
Mrs. William Wefso. On Thanks
giving day they will all go to
Crofton to spend Thanksgiving
with another daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Carlson and son, Scot*.
Stuart News
By Mr*. Herb Sk*U
Mr. and Mrs. George Keidel en
tertained friends at a card party
on Friday. Nov. 13 at their home.
Mr and Mrs. Rollo Berry were
high score winners. Second high
were Roger Moeller and Louella
Poessnecker.
The next cad party will be Dec.
11 with Mr. and Mrs. George Hitch
cock and will be held at the Sand
Creek Schoolhouse.
The Sand Creek club met at the
home of Mrs. Rollo Berry No
vember 19 with Mrs. Jerome
Weber as co-hostess. The lesson on
Christmas gifts and wrapping was
given by Mrs. George Hitchcock
and Mrs. S. E. Timmermans. Next
meeting will be December 17 at
the home of Mrs. George Keidel
with a covered dish dinner at noon.
Each member is asked to bring a
grab bag gift.
Mr. and Mrs. Marlie Fetherston
and family of Atkinson were Fri
day evening visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. S. E. Timmermans.
Mrs. Josephine Timmermans
left Friday to spend some time
visiting her daughters. Mrs. Fran
cis Higgins and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Higgins and family
of Jamison.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Bemt were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Gilg at Bassett.
Sunday supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Don Bemt were Mr. and Mrs.
Karl Bernt.
Jake and Theresa Levi speht
Friday afternoon in O'Neill.
Mr. and Mrs. John Frejdgl were
Sunday supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Don Moss. The occasion was
Mr. Freidel's birthday.
The Stuart Cub Scout pack meet
ing for November was held at the
Legion Club rooms. The flag
pledge was given and dens 1 and
2 each put on a skit. Andy Irish
received a gold and a silver arrow
under wolf. Mickey Doolittle also
received a gold and a silver ar
row under wolf. Awards of bob.cat
pins went to Floyd Newman. Dan
ny Cadwallader and Frank Kohle.
New kerchiefs and wolf books
were ordered for the new boys
registered. Word has been re
cened that the executive from Boy
Scouts of America covered wagon
council, J L. Farr will be here
each month for a scout meeting.
A new den mother and help with
the We belt* den was asked for.
The song God Bless America
was sung and the scouts formed
the living circle.
Mr and Mrs. John Freidel were
Monday supper guests of Mr. anil
Mrs John Sieinhauser.
Mr and Mrs. Arthur Harley and
family were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs Kasper Harley.
Mr anil Mrs Kasper Harley
called on Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Nelson Sunday evening
Saturday evening callers of Mrs
Alta Lockmun were Mr. and Mrs
Kasper Harley.
Alberts Hoffman had a dinner
Sunday. Nov. 15 Ignoring those
in the family who had birthdays
m November Present were Mr.
and Mrs Bill Hoffman and boys
Mr and Mrs. Ward Alexander and
Linda, Mr and Mrs. Jim Hoffman
and family. Mr. and Mrs. Art
Hoffman and Irwin, Bob Hoffman
of Naper, Mr. and Mrs. Lavem
Schrader. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
Hoffman and girls were evening
callers.
The Hi Five club met at the
home of Minnie Haskins friiday,
Nov. 20 Prizes were won by Ther
esa Levi, Mrs. Edwin Engler and
Mrs. Fred Stracke.
The Garden Club met at the
home oi Mrs. Ervin Van Cleave
Monday, Nov. 16. Six members
were present. The shrub for study
was given by Mrs. Karl Bemt.
The lesson on mums was given by
all. Some new kinds were intro
duced.
The year lxx>k committee gave a
list of topics chosen for programs
and lessons selected for the com
ing year. Trees were chosen for
the new comprehensive study and
the project "flowers in the park .
Next meeting will be with Mrs.
Karl Bern!.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrel uddd anu
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Cobb and fam
ily of Grand Island were weekend
guests of Mr. und Mrs. Wes Cobb.
The Improvement Club met with
Mrs. Jane Cobb Thursday, Nov.
19. Ten members were present in
cluding Mrs. McCartney, a new
member.
The general business meeting
was conducted by the president,
Mrs. Jane Cobb. For the opening
all repeated "The Collect" and
sang "America". Mrs. Leonard Ro
berts gave the secretary report
and Mrs. William Gillispie, former
hostess, had charge of the pro
gram. Mrs. Wesley Cobb modeled
aprons. After tea all adjourned.
Mrs. Don Moss, Mrs. Larry
Hunuk and Mrs. John Freidel
spent last Tuesday in Grand Is
land visiting Mr. and Mrs. Danny
Flannigan and family.
Mrs. Pete Head was a Sunday
caller of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Hoff
man.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hoffman and
family and Joe Miksch spent Sun
day’ at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. N. Hoffman.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Manhalter
and son, Michael and Mrs. Blanche
Thiessen of Murdo, S. D. were
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
j Tom King and family.
Jolene Kohle spent a few days
last week with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Nagel, at
Naper. They brought her home
Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lockmon and
Kathy were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schmaderer.
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Engler were
hosts to a dinner Thursday eve
ning. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Dwaine Lockmon, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Brewster, Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Cobb and Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Steinhauser.
The evening was spent playing
pinochle and prizes were won by
Mr. and Mrs. Lockmon, Glen Cobb
and Mrs. Louis Steinhauser.
Mrs. R. A. Mueller, Mrs. Gene
Ramm and Mrs. Don Myers at
tended the O'Neill Gruncil of Cath
olic Nurses at St. Anthony's hos
pital uSnday aftenoon. Mrs. John
Gallagher was elected president
and Miss Joan Kubitschek, secre
tary-treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kulus of
Omaha were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Aloys Schmaderer.
Jerold Scl«nadarer of O’Neill
spent Friday in Omaha visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kulus and
then returned to Stuart to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Aloys Schmaderer.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ankeny
entertained friends at a card party
Friday, ov. 20. Prizes were won by
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson, high.
Jim Hoffman and Mrs. Earl Cad
wallader, low. Frank Johnson took
the travelers award.
O'Neill Locals
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kaiser
and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kaiser of
Atkinson went to Neligh to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kaiser’s
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Seger and son, Mark, Sunday.
Howard Staub, who is home on
leave from Wichita, Tex., is vi
siting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Staub.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Sonder of
Verdigre visited at the Bud Krug
man home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Krugman
and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Proc
haska of Creighton were Sunday
evening supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Bud Krugman.
Mr and Mrs. Ted Kyster are
leaving Wednesday for Council
Biuffs to spend Thanksgiving with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Stemplg and Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Kyster, sr.
Mr. and Mrs Dave Loy plan to
Spend Thanksgiving with their
daughter Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ken
nedy of Ainsworth.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lawrence are
going to Bradshaw to spend
Thanksgiving with her folks, Rev.
and Mrs- Wallace Smith.
Mike Liddy, who is attending
Lincoln University, arrived Mon
day night to spehd Thanksgiving
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
T. L. Liddy.
Ellen Lohaus and Mr. and Mrs .
John Baker are expected to arri .%
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. I
Henry Lohaus. Ellen attends St.
Mary's college in Omaha. John at
tends Creighton University.
Mrs. Don Adamson and Mrs.
Ai^ta Ellston entertained 15 ladies
to an 11 o'clock brunch at the |
home of Mrs. Ellston on Thurs
day in honor of Mrs. Rex Honer. i
Mrs Homer and children will
leave soon for Maryland where
Sgt Homer wtl] be stationed Mrs
Homed was presented a gift from
the group.
Mr and Mrs C. J Gatx spent the
weekend m Omaha to attend a
play in which their daughter Mary
has the leading part
Mr and Mrs Vem Tarr and
three children of Golone, S l)
spent Saturday night wrnh Mr and
Mrs Mike London. TTiey went to
Omaha on Sunday and returns
to the London home cm Monday
Their daughter. Patricia, who i*
attending St Mary's Academy
here in O Neill accompanied then,
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Lower of
Valentine visited Mr. and Mrs
Lyle Lower Sunday.
Mrs Charles Luher is visiting
with her grandson and family, Mr
and Mrs. Marion Luher.
Mrs. Harold Williamson and son
Hob of Wuner spent the weekend ,
with Mr and Mrs Billie Marcel
hia
Mr and Mrs John MacCarvllle
jr , plan to go to Ellsworth Minn
Wednesday to spmd Tkaak-sgiviag
with her mother. Mrs hlmei
Egan.
Mr and Mrs R. E McGinn,
and Mr and Mrs Jerry McGinn
an! daughter will sj>end Thanks
giving with Mrs Lilian McGinn
•f Plainview Jim McGinn of Nor*
folk will also be there.
Mr and Mrs IXiane Miller ami
children plan to spend Thanks
giving with her parents, Mr and
Mrs Bruce Dickerson of Fremont
Mr. and Mrs. Harokl Mlmar
were Sunday evening guests ol
Mr and Mrs Adolph Mlmar of
Atkinson.
Mr. and Mrs Leonard l.arson of
Clearwater, I km Larson of O'Neiir
Mr. and Mrs Adolph Mlmar of
Atkinson, Mr and Mrs. Homan
Ross in an and family of Atkin&Mt
Mr and Mr* Anton Kaup and
family of Stuart ami Mr ami Mrs
Melvin Shepard ami family of
Otuah* will In* Thanksgiving guests
oi Mr and Mr* Hamid Mlinar
Marian ami Carolyn Mosi'man of
Omaha are expected to arrive at
the home of their parents. Mr and
Mr* Paul Moeeman Friday even
ing
CAT* 8Tt »l*»
The Jolly Workers club of
Chambers met on Nov 6 ami again
on Nov. 13 Our study was on cats
We brought pictures and read
about them in ihp encyclopedia
We used the money we won at
homecoming, t$3 00i to buy
records At the lust meeting we
had a word project.
Mario HoerltS, news reporter
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