Crowded Oat 1st) Week's News
Stuart Newt
By Mrs. Herk Bksls
Hubert Kohie entered the Ve
terans hospital at Grand Island
Mrs Hubert Kohle, Hud Kunz.
Bob Kohle and Fritz Kohle visited
him on Thanksgiving day.
Mr ami Mrs Mike Cad^allader
and family visited at the home of
Mr and Mrs. Albert Gumsey and
family at Bassett on Wednesday
evening.
Mr and Mrs Bill Hewitt of
Rushville were Sunday overnight
guests erf Mr and Mrs. Frank Wil
son
Mr. and Mrs Paul Burton and
family of Lincoln spent the
Thanksgiving holiday in the home
of Mr and Mrs Frank Wilson.
Carol Hoffman of Omaha spent
the weekend with her folks, Mr.
ami Mrs Jim Hoffman.
Mrs Katie Papke had as her
Thanksgiving day guests Mr and
Mrs Jim Hoffman and famly Mr.
ami Mrs Joe W'allinger and fami
ly, and Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Papke
and family, Mr and Mrs Harold
Johnson and family of Burke, S.
D.. Mr. and Mrs. Art Hoffman
and Lyle Potter of Newport
Alberta Hoffman, Katie Papke,
Mrs Jim Hoffman and Mrs Joe
Wallinger spent Friday and Satur
day visiting in Norfolk They cal
led on Mr and Mrs Jack Strode
on Saturday and were overnight
guests of Mr. and Mrs, Virgil
Baker.
Mr and Mrs. Harrison Hovey
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr
ami Mrs Howard Hovey and fami
ly at Herrick. S D.
Thanksgiving in the Mrs. Jane
Cobb home was enjoyed by Mr
and Mrs Stanley Cobb, Jean and
family and Doug, Mr. and Mrs
Wesley Cobb, Carolyn and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cobb, Russel,
Pam. Johnny and the twins, Larry
Cobb and family. Mrs W J Flan
nigan, Roger, Randy, Jeffy and
Barbara and her fafily.
Saturday evening callers of Mrs
Fuller and Clara was Howard
Fuller of Newport.
Mr and Mrs Frank Hamik, sr ,
spent Thanksgiving in Kearney
with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Willard and
daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. Gail King and
family were Thanksgiving week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Hytrek. Thanksgiving dinner guests
were Mr and Mrs Jim Hytrek
and family and Jack Hytrek.
Taanksgiving dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. George King were
Mr and Mrs. Gail King and fami
ly of Mission, S. D-, Mr and Mrs
Lyle King of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs.
\rhur Seger and Chuck and Mr.
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Thanksgiving afternoon callers
of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Hoffman
were Teddy King and Mary Evins
of Vermillion, S. D. The girls spent
the holiday weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. John Hytrek and re
turned to school on Sunday after
noon.
Mr and Mrs. Wes Cobb, Mr
and Mrs Charles Jansen and
Wayne spent Sunday in Chambers.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Cobb and
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Cobb and
girls of Grand Island also spent
the day at Chambers.
Mrs. Terry Cbbb and girls are
staying at the home of Mr and
Mrs. LaVeme Clements for a few
days.
Thanksgiving day guests of Mr
and Mrs. Nolan DeLosh were Mr.
and Mrs Wendell Barton, Mr. and
Mrs. Dale Pettijohn and baby, all
of Royal, Mr and Mrs. Robert
Tams and family of Ewing, Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Mareellus and
family of O’Neill, Kenneth Robert
son of Springview, Mrs. DeLosh
and Mr and Mrs. E. F. Heady of
Loveland. Colo. Afternoon callers
were Mrs. Louis Seger and daugh
ters of Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Heady of
Loveland, Cok>., and Mr and Mrs.
Tommy Conn of Fort Worth, Tex.,
visited for a few days with Mrs.
DeLosh,
Thanksgiving dinner guests of
Mrs. Fuller and Clara w-ere Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Wells of Bristow
and Mr and Mrs. Ilo Fuller and
family of Newport. Afternoon vi
sitors were Mr. and Mrs. Owen
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Geraldine Herrick of Omaha
spent the weekend with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Her
rick.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Nelson of
Great Bend, Kan., were Tuesday
overnight guests in the Karl Bemt
home.
Thanksgiving day guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Karl Bernt were Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Fry and boys,
Sam Fry and Louie Haines of New
port. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gilg and
girls of Bassett and Mr. and Mrs.
Don Bemt and boys.
Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Dana Bigelow were Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Hamik of Lincoln,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hindmarsh of
Wood River, Dana Bigelow of
Lincoln. Tom Bigelow of Creigh
ton, Barbara Bigelow of Omaha,
Frank Bigelow of Atkinson and
Mrs. Efma Kunz.
Mr and Mrs. Mark Nelson had
Thanksgiving dinner with rela
ives in Grand Island.
A group of friends gathered at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Paxton Friday evening for a fare
well party for Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Hoaston. Present were Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Kaup, Mr. and Mrs.
Aloys Kaup, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Kaup, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Blair,
Mr and Mrs. Larry Paxton, Mrs.
Walt Kaup and Mr and Mrs.
Jimmy Hoffman. Mr and Mrs.
Hoatson and family left Sunday
for McCook where they will oper
ate a motel.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cadwallader
had as their Thanksgiving day
guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cad
wallader and Mrs. Grow of In
man, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Appleby
ot Inman, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cad
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Mrs Harry Cadwallader
Thanksgiving weekend guests of
Mrs. Violet Montgomery at the
home of Mrs Carol I'm eh and
Lois were Mr and Mrs. Sam Lof
quest of Nevada. Mo., ami Mr and
Mrs. Ken Schlicker and family of
Gering. Mr. and Mrs Sam Lof
quest also visited Mr. and Mrs,
Lawrence Lofquest.
Mr and Mrs Joe Colson enter
tained friends at a pitch party
Sunday evening, Nov. 29. Prize’s
were won by- Herb Skala and Mrs.
Glen Cadwallader. high score. Mr
and Mrs. Bob Cadwallader, low
and Keith King won travelers
award. Next party will be in two
weeks on Dec. 11 at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Skala.
Mr and Mrs. C. D. Farr, Mr
and Mrs Raymond Olson ami
family and Mrs. John Hosch en
joyed Thanksgiving day with Mr
and Mrs. Ward Dyer.
Mr. and Mrs. John Friedel were
Thanksgiving day guests of Mr
and Mrs. Danny Flannigan and
family at Grand Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cowles re
turned home Tuesday, Nov. 24 from
a ten day visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Wendell Doolittle of Kansas City,
Mo
Thanksgiving dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Engler were
Frances Kramer, Mrs. Mary Lai
ble and Mrs. Pete Engler. A supper
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Engler
on Thanksgiving was Judge D. R.
Vfruint« nf O’Neill
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Engler left
Sunday for Omaha to visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Engler and
family. They expect to return home
Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cowles
were Thanksgiving guests of Dr.
and Mrs. Hamilton of Norfolk.
Mrs. Nollkamper of Gregory, S
D., was a Nov. 21-22 weekend
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Krotter.
Mr and Mrs. Francis McKinney
and daughters were Thanksgiving
day guests of Mrs Katie Grunke.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith, San
dra and Randy were Thanksgiving
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Campbell.
Charlene, Sharon, Ivan, Denise
and Glenda Rae Campbell and
Dale Kelly were Thanksgiving din
ner guests of Mrs. Emma Camp
bell of Atkinson.
Thanksgiving dinner and supper
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Olberding and family w'ere Mr.
and Mrs. Aloys Kaup. sr., and Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Gilg.
Friday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Aloys Kaup, sr., were Mr
and Mrs. Sam Kaup and family of
Billings, Mont.
John Kaup of Howells was a
Tuesday morning caller of Mr.
and Mrs. Aloys Kaup.
Thanksgiving day guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Z. X. Marshall were Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Marshall and
family of Midland, S. D. Afternoon
callers were Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Lofquest and family of Nevada,
Mo., Mr. and Mrs. Ken Schlicker
and family of Gering and Mrs.
Violet Montgomery.
Chambers News
By Mrs. E. R. Carpenter
Mrs. Ola Ermer returned re
cently from a visit of several
weeks her sister at Olympia, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rubeck and
Mr. and Mrs. Milford Coats and
family of O'Neill and Mr. and
Mrs. John Honeywell of Chambers
were Thanksgiving day dinnei
guests of Elvin Ru becks
The Women s Society' of Christ
ian Service met Thursday after
noon. Dec. 3 at the Methodist
church wth 33 members, sever
visitors and six children present
Mrs Herman Holcomb led tht
ilevotionals. reading from luikt
8—Verses U to 16 Mrs Guais
Wintermote presented the lessor
“There’s a Hush of Expectaton.
Mrs. Steve Shavlik protrayed a
woman of India and Mrs Roy
Miller a woman of Mexico.
At the business session presided
over by the president. Mrs. T. E
Newhouse. reports were given by
Mrs. Glen Grimes on “quadreniai
goals" and by Mrs Raymond
Beed on ' Human Rights Day
Mrs Lloyd deed discussed books
magazines etc. to be used in the
reading circle. Mrs. James Grimes
showed samples of material aval
able in folding doors.
The meeting closed with prayer
followed by a special recognitior
of all whose birthday's occurred
in October. November and Decem
ber. The tables for those being
honored were attractively decorat
ed in keeping with each of the
three months and three angle food
cakes. Tea, sandwiches, mints,
cake and coffee were served. A
short program followed with Mrs.
Guais Wintermote telling ol
October's special days. Mrs. John
Wintermote reading a poem on
"Thanksgiving” and a sextette
consisting of Mrs. C. V. Robert
son, Mrs. W. H. Crawford, Mrs
Guais Wintermote, Mrs. Glen
Adams. Mrs. Glen Grimes and
Mrs. Raymond Beed singing "Star
of the East.”
The American Legion Auxiliary
of unit 320 met Friday evening.
Dec. 4 at the home of Mrs. J. W
Walter. Sixteen members answered
roll call. One visitor, Mrs. Roy
Cooke of Bartlett was present.
The meeting in charge of the
president, Mrs Ed Coday, c««n
sisted of routine business with tin
ex ception of p. "Seasons Greet
ing' from the district 11 president,
read by Mrs Coday. There was
an exchange of Christmas gifts a
social hour and lunch served by
the hostess.
Ed Coday entered the Veterans
hospital at Gram! Island Wednes
day, December 9, where he ex
pected to undergo surgery.
Tommy Miller, small son of Mr
and Mrs. Roy Miller, was a
patient in St Anthony’s hospital
in O'Neill Friday, Dec 4, suffer
ing with pneumonia. He was able
to return home Saturday evening
Dick Porter is a patient in the
Atkinson Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Sarah Adams and Mrs
Bert Lybolt departed Saturday
from Grand Island for California
where they will spend the winter.
The former with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr and Mrs- E. Sal
strom and son at Turlock and the
latter with her sister at Lancaster
and other relatives in California.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Neilson visi
ted the Misses Edith and Mabel
Kinney near Park Center west of
Elgin Sunday.
Art Walter underwent an ap
pecdectomy at St. Anthony's hospi
tal O'Neill Sunday, December 6.
Connie Werner and her room
mate from Lincoln spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Werner.
Mr. and Mrs James Gibson and
Mrs. A B Hubbard returned
Wednesday, December 2 from a
visit with relatives at Phoenix,
Ariz.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ceams, who
have been employed at the Blaine
Garwood ranch near Amelia,
moved Thursday, Dec. 3 in tothe
Edwards house in the northeast
part of tow-n.
The Junior Garden club met
Saturday afternoon, Dec. 5 at the
home of their sponsor, Mrs. La
Veme Iloerle with 14 present. The
i afternoon was spent playing games
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Santa say*, "To creamy-smooth
Meadow Gold Ice Cream add loads of
toffee and lots of nut*. Make but* the
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almonds ... and you can name it after
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| aint singing rami* followed by a
gift exchange and lunch Mrs
! Hoerle received a number of nice
gifts
The Couples club of the Metho
dist church met at the LaVeme
Hoerle home Sunday evening, Dec
6 Mrs Bruce Grime# led the de
! votionals Mrs, Duane Miller was
in charge of games Lunch was
served by ihe hostess.
Mr. and Mrs Wayne Peterson
anti stin, Hob spent the past week
end wth the Bayne Grut*h family
in Lincoln
Mr ami Mrs, F A Farrier ami
Mr and Mrs Guam Wintermote
were Sunday, Ift’c. 6 dinner guests
of Mr and Mm Steve Shavlik and
Pam.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Shot
maker accompanied by Rev. and
Mrs diaries Qix drove to Sioux
City, la., Saturday, l>ec 5. The
Cox's daughter, Mrs Dale Finney
and dieryl Ann of Prairie du
Chien, Wis., arrived in Sioux City
Saturday morning and accompanied
the group liome for a week's visit
with her parents and her brothers,
Charles and Bill
The members of the M.Y F. and
the junior choir of the Methodist
church held a party Monday even
ing December 7 at the La Verne
Hoerie home with atx>ut 30 pre
sent The group had choral prac
tice.
John Walter, sr.. fell at his home
Sunday, IVc 6 fracturing a nb.
Mr. Walter, who is in his 90 s has
t>een m poor health for the past
few months.
Roger Walter and a friend of
DeWitt spent the weekend with
relatives and friends here.
Mr and Mrs John Honeywell
visited her brother and sister-in
law, Mr. and Mrs. d Urban at
Ewing Sunday, Dec. 6. In the af
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bans called on their brother-in
law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Urban at
Memorial hospital in Neligh Mr
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