Dorsey N»wi
Hj Mrs. Harold
Miss Dekires Wells entertained
ter pupils with a Oinstmas party
awl gift exchange at the Carson
school on Friday
Mr and Mrs Howard Graham
and Leslie took Miss Marlyn to
Norfolk Sunday so ste could be in
the concert which was giv en by the
students of the college on Sunday
afternoon
Mrs Lester Derickson and
children called at the Harold
Dshom home Saturday
Mrs IL V. Hosenkrans left
Wednesday f o r Minnesota to
get acquainted with the new grand
son
Mr and Mrs Lyle Wells were
O'Neill shoppers Thursday. Mrs
Gordon llarta took care of David
William for the Wells while they
were shopping and Susan Wells
visited the Carson school.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Crawford vi
sited at the Gordon liarta home
Thursday.
The new dial telephones have
been connected in this community
and everyone seems to be en
joying them.
Mr and Mrs Gordon Rarta and
Evelyn were Norfolk business cal
lers Monday, Itec. 21.
Marvin Ruzicka was out in
this community early Monday
morning on the cream mute .
Mr. and Mrs John Derickson
spent Sunday at the Ijester Derick
a«>n home.
Miss Jo Ann Aim accompanied
her grandmother, Mrs. Felix Hen
dricks to O'Neill Sunday evening
after the Christmas program.
The young people's youth group1
at 1ha Dorsey church with the aid
of some other youngsters gave a
very nice Christmas program a!
the fJorsey church Sunday even
ing Treats at candy were given
to the children after the program
Mr and Mrs Willis Butterfield
and David were visitors at the R
I. Hughes home Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Howard Graham
and Leslie and Mrs. T J. Gra
ham visited at the Mrs Mary
Dubnchousky home in Veniigre
Friday evening
Clayton Bennett cabled hay Fri
day for Thomas Hiscocka and Pat
(Jsbom.
Several from the community at
tended the concert given by the
students at the Lynch school on
Wednesday evening. They had a
1 full house and everyone enjoyed
| it
The mothers of the seniors of
the home scenomies class and
their teacher, Mrs. NeUie Ne
were entertained at a six o'clock
dinner Thursday evening in the
home economic room by their
daughters who prepared and serv
ed the meal. There was also a gift
exchange among the girls and a
gift was presented to Mrs. Nel
son The room was decorated in
red and green and a beautiful
little tree added gaiety to the
party.
Naper News
By Jslti Scbonebaimi
Mr and Mrs. Martin Vogt and
son of Herrick, S. D-, were Tues
day evening, Dec. 15 visitors in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Everett
G«een and sons.
1 Mr and Mrs Carl Vogt and
Mrs Wenger of Jamison went to
Mobndge S. I) , on Friday and
attended the concert at the Lul
theran Academy on Fnday even
ing They returned home on
Saturday bringing Wayne Vogt
and Steven Wenger home for a
vacation.
Mr ami Mrs. Henry Holmgren
and Nola Ann and Philip Holm
gren went to O Neill on Wednes
day and were visitors and dinner
guests in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Re inhold Seiwert and Hulda
Seiwert.
Mrs. William Ullrich left by bus
on Monday to spend the Christ
mas holidays with her son, Mr.
and Mrs. Dallas Ullrich and
family in Chula Vista, Calif.
Mrs. Harry Fuhrer and son
! were brought home on Friday
from the Lynch hospital,
i A large crowd enjoyed the pro
gram on Thursday evening in the
community hall. {Hit on by the
grade pupils and some of the
high school students for the bene
fit of purchasing books for the
library. A total of J107 was taken.
It was sponsored by all the teach
ers.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ludemann
and family of Newport were Sun
day supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Reinhold Fuhrer and Mr. and
Mrs. Marlin Green. Evening visi
tors who came to help Mrs. Mar
lin Green celebrate her birthday
were Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Schocke
niaier and family of Bonesteel,
I’- ami Mrs. Albert Njealous and
family and Mrs. Anna Gosch and
iMkkMhliMMiMlMMIlMIlkl
Alliert
Mr and Mrs Pete Knuner and
John Kramer went to Platte, S
D., on Thursday and were dinner
guests m the home of Mr and
Mrs Paul Kramer They also visi
ted in the George and Frank
Kramer $ homes in Lake Andes. S.
D.. before returning home.
The choir of St Paul s Iutheran
church went caroling Sunday eve
ning to different homes, including
Mrs. Susie Spahn, Frank Brocke
maier, Lydia Ahlers. t>ave Fisc
hers, Mary Nicalous, Barbara
| Vogt and Mrs. Anna Herrmann
i Then returning to Rev, Strack s
home for a lunch and gift ex
change,
Albert Faatz was brought home
on Thursday from the Burke hospi
tal.
Mrs Carl Cunningham received
a phone call on Sunday from her
son, Ray of Omaha telling her
that Pat Vance, formerly erf Na
per is ill with bleeding ulcers for
the past two weeks. He Is at
home now at 2103*4, Chicago St.,
Omaha
Fred Ott of Bonesteel visited in
the Albert Faatz home on Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Green and
sons were Friday evening visi
tors in the Reinhold Fuhrer home
to help Mrs. Marlin Green cele
brate her birthday anniversary.
Mrs, Jerome Bahm and daugh
ter Robhin spent Friday after
noon with Mrs. Bahm s grand
parents, Mr and Mrs. J. D.
Boucher in Butte.
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happy holiday to alll *
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: the first Christmas re-echo in your !
heart today and lift your spirit with that
glorious promise of peace and good will for ail.
Dr. It. G. Cook
O'Neill, Nebraska
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