Atkinson News
Mrs. Gerald Upton was hostess
to a valentine party and the re
gular meeting of the Royal Neigh
bors Thursday night. Mr*. Upton
baked and decorated a cake in
keeping with the valentine theme
Eighteen members were present
ami each brought a home made
valentine and handkerchief for ex
change.
Next meeting will be with Mrs.
Alois Mlnank at which time the
group will also honor five mem
tiers at a birthday party.
The Happy Home Maker* ex
tension club met at the home of
Mi*. Ray Elsbury last Wednesday
for their regular meeting and a
valentine gift exchange. Mrs.
Kenneth Ziska was co-hostess.
I wesson leaders were: Mrs. Bonnie
Pospichal and Mrs. Eddie Sch
muecker. Nine mem tiers answered
roll call. The next meeting will be
in March.
Mrs. Charley Peterson enter
tained eleven members of the
J.G.M. club and three guests, Mrs
Vera Paddock, Miss Barbara
Mlinar and Miss Mabel Bauman
at a seven o'clock dinner Thurs
day evening at her home in At
kinson. The valentine theme was
carried out.
Next meeting will be Fe bruary
24 at the home of Mrs. Joe Kokes
Mrs. William Wefso and Sqott
Carlson were Sunday afternoon
callers at the home of Mrs. Alfred
Kazda.
The flu bug has kept a lot of
pexiple of the community confined
to their homes the past couple of
weeks. Some have been quite ill
William Wefso was a Sunday af-:
temoon caller at the home of Mi
ami Mrs. A. J. Runnels in Stuart
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Colfack were!
Sunday evening callers at the
William Wefso home.
Mrs. Ed Bouska was hostess to
the Eldeen extension club Wednes
day. Twelve members answered
roll call with, ‘Ways to save
money and time in preparation of
food.'
Mrs. Elmer Vogel and Mrs.
Harry Mlinar and Mrs. Dale
Barnes presented the lesson on
'More Meals for Your Money.’
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:hairman, Mrs. Robert LeaMun
p an, Mrs. Lawrence Pacha con
lucted the ctjntests which were
von by Mrs, Gene Hamik and Mrs
xxiis Zahradnicck.
The next meeting will be on
March 9 at the home of Mrs. Wil
der McConnell.
Two young men from the com
munity, Robert Pease, drtber and
Lleorge Schmidt escaped serious
injury Saturday night in a head
an collision which occurred in
iown town Butte after the Horst
Mitched wedding dance m Butte
rhe second car was driven by a
young man from Naper. Both cars
vere badly damaged.
Mrs. George Randoll called on
Mrs. William Wefso and Scott
Saturday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith were
Sunday evening dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. William Fryear of
Amelia.
Mrs. Alfred Martens took her
daughter ami son, Jean and Bryan
to Wayne Sunday afternoon. They
tiad spent the weekend with their
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brady and
Elwood returned Sunday after
spending a few days in Lincoln.
Mr. and Mrs. George Goldfuss
limit to Norfolk Sunday mommy
and spent the day visiting in the
home of their daughter and son
in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Risor
Miss Lois Puckett came from
Chadron to spend the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wral
ter Puckett in Atkinson. She re
turned to Chadron on Sunday eve
ning.
Mrs Elmer McClurg went tt
Butte Sunday to inspect the Pease
Schmult car wreckage which oc
curred Saturday night in Butte
Elmer is the State Farm Insur
ance agent in this area.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Johnsor
and son, Jim and their daughter
Mrs Harvey Steinhauser of Stuan
will leave Saturday morning foi
Grand Island where they will meei
another daughter, Mrs. Ernie Cer
ney and son of Arthur, Claude R
Johnson of Ogallala. The party wil
go to Humbolt to visit relatives
On Sunday they will all go L
Shubert to attend the golden wed
ding anniversary' of Claude's undt
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. E. Shubert
The Johnsons plan to return homt
on Monday. Mrs. Krysl will loot
after the Johnsons business unti
they return.
The Merry Mixers extension clul
met Monday night at 7:30 at tin
home of Mrs. Mary Propp. In thi
absence of the president, the vice
president, Mrs. Vera Planck pre
sided over the meeting. Thirteer
answered roll call with “A
Cheaper cut of Meat.” One nev
member, Mrs. Alois Mlnaril
joined the club. The secretary
read a humorous poem, “How ft
be a Good Club Member."
Mrs. Claude Humphrey hat
charge of the lesson. Mrs. FranI
Brady held a demonstration periot
and gave instructions on '.How te
i Knit.”
The hostess served a lunch and
the group adjourned to meet on
March 21 with Mrs. Claude Hum
phrey.
Dorsey News
By Mrs. Harold Osborn
Mrs Frank Gelhsen entertained i
her pupils at a valentine party on
Friday afternoon. Refreshments
wvre served after the valentine
i exchange.
Mr. and Mrs Lester Derickson
attended the Truman Rossman
sale at Atkinson on Friday. Little
David Derickson visited his grand
parents, while they were away.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Derickson
and family were dinner guests at
the John Derickson home Sunday
Miss Marlyn Graham came home
Saturday night to attend the
senior high school favorites dance
and also the shower Sunday after
noon which was held for Miss
Boni Tompson at the Ronald Car
son home in Lynch.
Mr and Mrs. Gordon Barta
and Evelyn called on Mr. ami Mrs
William Kala Saturday afternoon
Lee Brady sr., called at the
Clay Masrino, T. J. and Howard
Graham and Art llrliek homes on
Friday.
Mrs. H. H. Miles was an over- \
night guest at the A. W. Aim home
Saturday night
The teacher, Mrs. Virgil Pinker
man, who teaches the Dorsey1
school entertained her pupils to a
combination birthday and valen
tine party on Friday afternoon.
Miss Thelma Young entertain
ed her pupils Friday afternoon
with a valentine box, an exchange
of valentines among the pupils.
Mrs. William Pickering and
Darla spent Wednesday at the Car
son sisters home helping Mrs
Mary Wolfe and Miss Lizzie Car
j son, twins, celebrate their 85th!
‘ birthday. Due to the very bad
roads those who had planned on
going could not. But the mailman
j arrived and left a number of
cards, letters and gifts so they
had a nice birthday. I.ater in the
day IJoyd Brady made a call on
them too.
Mrs. H. H. Miles called at the
| Lee Brady sr., home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carson
and Mrs. Mary Wolfe were Lynch
visitors on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ruzicka were
Saturday evening callers at Mr.
i j Ruzicka’s sister’s home in Spencer.
Guests at the Albert Carson
J home Sunday. Feb. 7 were Mr.
j and Mrs. Rexford Carson, Alice
Halstead, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
i Witherwax, Mrs. Faye Pinkerman
and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pinkerman
I and sons.
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home on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Orton Young and Janet
wen* callers at the Roger Rosen
kran's and Harold Osborn's homes
on Saturday afternoon.
Ewing News
By Mrs. Harold Harris
Mr;. Rose Hanhng of O'Neill
spent a few days this week with
her daughter and husband. Mr
and Mrs L. A. Hobbs.
New* flags with the fifty stars
will he ordered by the American
Legion, Sanders Post No. 214 for
future use. The decision was
made at the Thursday evening
meeting held at the logion club
Bob Epjienbach. commander pn
siding. The American Legion Mid
Winter conference to be held at
Grand Island on February 21 was
discussed, also the dedication of
highway 281, as a memorial to the
American Legion. Thirteen mem
bers were in attendance.
The American Legion Auxiliary
held their meeting the same eve
ning at the club, Mrs. Eula Ep
penbaeh, secretary presiding due
to the illness of the president, Mrs.
R. H. Shain and the absence of
the vice-president. Roll call was
answered by telling some interest
ing event jiertaining to the life
of Lincoln.
Twenty-five cent donations were
made by each member toward the
Little Red School House fund a
check to be sent by Mrs. Alfred
Napier, treasurer. It was voted
to give $2.50 to the Heart Fund
drive, which is sponsored by the
Church of Christ for the Ewing
area.
"Changes Make History" by
Virginia B. Martin, National his
torian, in the "National News" of
the American legion Auxiliary
featuring Americanism was road
and discussed. All members w'orc
urged to display a flag at their
homes on patriotric holidays. Plans
were made for the observance of
the American Legion's birthday
at the March meeting.
On adjournment, the Legion
joined the Auxiliary for a social
hour Refreshments were served
by Mrs. Josephine Elston and
Mrs. H. R. Harris.
Thomas Hutton has presented
his resignation to the Board of
Education of the Ewing public
school, to take effect at the end
of the school year. Mr. Hutton
was coach of all athletic activities
in the school for 1958-59. Beginn
ing of the fall term in 1959, hi*
was head coach of basketball and
iracx. tie also Tescnes raigusn ami
shop.
Mr. Hutton, who has worked for
the past six years during the' va
cation months at Glacier National
Park, plans to take up this work
permanently. At present, he does
not know definitely where he will
be placed.
Miss Ina Bennett, who teaches
at Clearwater, came home Monday
because of illness.
Dr. and Mrs. William If. Ross
left Tuesday to spend a few days
with relatives at Smith Center
and Sterling, Kan. They plan to
return home on Friday.
Mrs. Kittie Fry was a Sunday
guest at the home of Mr. and
Mis. Lynn Fry and family.
Mrs. Grace Briggs received
word on Tuesday of the sudden
death of her son, Roy Briggs, at
his home at Corvallis, Ore.
Funeral services were conducted
on Friday at Corvallis.
Due to the recent storm which
made traveling very difficult. Mrs.
Briggs did not go to the home of
her son. Mrs. Dorothy Vaughn of
Omaha spent from Wednesday to
Monday with her mother return
ing home hv hus.
The Methodist Youth will hold
a sub-district rally on Sunday,
Feb. 21 lieginning at 2:30 p.m. at
the Methodist church in Clear
water. The registration and re
creation will be in charge of the
Clearwater MYF. Supper will b«
served by the Women's Society of
Christian Service of Clearwater
and will lie followed by films
which will be devoted to one of the
youth areas which is ‘‘The
Christian Out Reach.”
The O’Neill Sub-district is com
posed of thirteen churches.
Rev. Woodrow Elliot pastor of the
Ewing Methodist church will as
the wing Methodist churcr will as
sist Rev. Charles Cox. pastor of the
Chambers and Amelia Methodist
churches on February 23 and 24
at evening visitations of the
Evangelism program. On Febru
ary 25-26. Reb. Cox will assist
Rev. Elliott in the same program
in the Ewing and Cleaiwater
parishes.
This is a district conference
wide evengelism program.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Urban and
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bollw'itt
drove to Grand Island on Sunday
to spend the day at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Walter.
Guests on Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Olson
were Mr. and Mrs. Merwin Olson
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and family of Clearwater and Mr
and Mrs. H R. Harris of Ewing
Mr and Mrs. Edl'rban visited
on Thursday at the home of Mr
and Mrs. John Honeywell at
Chambers.
Amelia News
By Mina Florence Umlaey
The Helping Hand club met on
Thursday, Feb 11 at the home of
Mrs. William Fryrear. There were
10 members and two visitors. Mrs
Maude Farhes and Mrs. Blossom
Butler present.
A delicious dinner was served at
noon.
At the business meeting Mrs.
Blake Ott was elected as vice
president to fill the vacancy sino
Mrs. William David withdrew front
the club. It was decided to uo
handwork at the meetings anil
send the finished things to the
Children's Memorial hospital for
their annual bazaar. Three dollars
was donated to the Polio benefit.
After the business meeting wa
finished Mrs. Elmer Cuolidge took
charge of the entertainment pro
gram. Next meeting will be with
Mrs. Frank Pierce.
The Women’s Missionary Socict>
of the Free Methodist church met
Tuesday, Feb. 9 with Mrs. S. C
Barnett. There were seven mem
liers present. Mrs. Barnett led th<
opening meeting. The lesson was
presented by Mrs. Clayton Burge.
The remainder of the time wa*
spent quilting.
Mrs. Barnett served a lunch
Everyone left for home early due
to the stormv weather.
Mrs. Tressa Wagner, who has
been visiting her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Earnie
Johnston the past two months ex
pected to go to the home ol
another daughter near Holdrege
on Wednesday of the week. She
will visit there for a couple of
months before returning to hoi
home at Mackey, Idaho.
Mrs. Edith Anderson, Mrs. Lind
sey and Florence prepared dinner
Sunday and went to the home of
Mrs. Delia Ernst, who has been
confined to her home with an in
jurod leg, to share dinner with
her.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen White and
Venita visited Grandpa Barnett
Sunday. ,
Troxell Green was guest speaker
at the Methodist church Sunday
morning. Rev. Cox was presiding
at a nine o'clock wedding and
could not he present. Mrs. Green
was at the church again that e\e
ning to lead a Bible study elms
\ cdirlv; will hf* hold SllIV
day evening, February 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Peterson
called on Mr. and Mrs. Tommie
Baker Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Burge, R <
bert Joyce and Bruce and Mr
and Mrs. Clayton Burge visited
Mrs. Bessie Burge, June and Har
old near Emmet Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Clemen
and family have been enjoyuv
their new car the past two months
We are sorry we omitted this ir
earlier reports.
Dunk Peterson did some carper
ter work for the Floyd Adams las
I weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Waldo plar
to go to Cheyenne, Wyo., the
weekend to visit their son Howart
and family. They will drive t(
North Platte and visit her sistei
and husband, Mr. and Mrs
Everett Smith then go from then
by train.
Mrs. Stella Sparks and Lonnu
visited at Tommie Doolittles Sun
I day.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gilman were
! Sunday dinner guests at Dunk
Petersons. Mr. and Mrs. Amos
Ninham of Chambers came t<
spend the afternoon. They all
stayed for the evening meal anr
played cards in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spath am
Mr. Spath’s cousin and wife oi
Omaha came Saturday to visii
their daughter and son-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. George Fullerton. Oi
Sunday they all attended tht
golden wedding anniversary celo
bration of Mr. and Mrs. Gin
Spath at the Lutheran church it
O'Neill. The Mr. Spaths an
brothers.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sammons
Mark and Tommie Lee went tc
Sioux City, la., Sunday to visi
his sister and brother-in-law', Mr
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arrive home last week from Oak*
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and Kenneth visited at the parental
Klmer Onolidge home Sunday .
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Sam Gilman returned home
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