Chambers News
B> Mr*. E. R (urprntrr
,Mrs Dick Rf“d drove
Saturday. Mar 19th to
tfa*ir ^ttle daughter, Rita, at
tae Orthepedic boepital They were
accompanied by hu mother, Mrs
Tun Read Alao accomparung them
aa far as Columbus was Mrs. Paul
Roth, who visited her son-in-law
md daughter, Mr and Mrs Jack
Bierele and family. They all re
turned Sunday afternoon.
The Chambers Fire Department
was called to the George Sladek
r~ - - —
home southeast of town Monday
rooming because erf smoke in their
house. No fire damage was done
and the cause of the smoke was
not determined.
On Friday evening the South Fork
Quarter Horae Show Committee
met at the home of Mr. and Mrs
J.H. Gibson Members are, JH.
Gibson, Stanley Lambert, Kenneth
Adams, and Stan Huffman and
daughters and Lyle Bartak.
Sunday, Mar 20 dinner gjests in
the Darrell Gillette home included
Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Gibson of
O’Neill, Alvin Gibson of Neligh,
Mr and Mrs. Ralph Hoffman and
Carol, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gibson
and Mrs Jennie Gibson erf Cham
bers.
Mrs Lloyd deed was hostess to
the Valley Center Extension Club
Friday after noon, March 16lh
She enter taxied the group at the
Methodist church parlors due to
weather and road conditions. Only
11 were present. The president.
Mrs Lloyd Wmtermote presided.
Roll was answered by telling bow
each ones hobby started.
Mrs. Duane Miller reported on
St. Anthony's hospital auxiliary
meeting She told about the film
Eye Transplant’ ’ which was
shown She also mentioned that re
ceiving blankets and old. 90ft ma
terial could be used at the hos
pital. Mrs Wintermote reported on
the meat cutting demonstration
and the recreation and handicraft
lesson which had been held re
cently in O'Neill. It was voted to
! instruct the delegates to vote to
raise the club dues to 50 per
member Mrs G H Grimes gave
a report from the "Country Wo
man" magazine
The lesson 'Shoes that Fit" was
presented by Mrs. Melvin Bell and
Shirley Svatos Lunch was served
by the hostess. Next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs G.H
Grimes on April 15th.
Mr and Mrs. L.V. Cooper left
Wednesday, March 16th foe Wich
ita, Kan, where Mrs. Coooer at
tended a postmasters' school. They
returned Monday.
Dinner guests in the Raymond
Beed home Sunday, March 20th,
were Mr and Mrs. Dennis Kaup
and three children of Stuart, Mr
and Mrs Glen Grimes, Mr and
Mrs Bob Beed and three children
and Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Adams
and son. Larry, all of Chambers.
Mrs. Hattie’ Tibbets and Mrs.
Genevieve Bell arrived home Sun
day, from Tucson, Arizona
where they had spent the winter.
Enroute home thev visited rela
tives at House. NJ4
Mr and Mrs. Joe Daas visited
her mother, Mrs Nellie Lew man
at Orchard Sunday, Mar 20.
LJoyd Jutte of Omaha, son of
Mr and Mrs. William Jutte, of
Chambers has recently been pro
moted from Major to Lieutenant
Colonel m the U S. Army Reserves.
Jutte is a graduate of the Cham
bers high school.
Mr and Mrs H.C. Walter of
DeWitt visited his father, John Wal
ter sr and sister, Mrs Rena Derk
ing Sunday. March 13th. Grandpa
Walter has been in poor health for
the past several weeks His son,
Alfred and daughter Mrs. Deirking
have been caring for him.
Sunday evening. March 20th, was
‘‘Family Night” at the Methodist
church A colored film “Mission in
Bolivia" was shown. Also presented
was the last two chapters of the
mission study Due to road con
ditions many were unable to at
tend There were 25 present.
Mrs, Joe Daas returned Saturday.
Mar. 19 from Omaha where she
had spent a week with her son-in
law- and daughter, Mr. and Mrs
Herbert Feriner and children and
getting acquainted with her new
grand son.
Morgan Ward
Accountant & Auditor
Tax Service
Golden Itlilg. O’Neill. Nebr.
Phone 414
Mrs. Will Lehmann returned
borne last week after spending the
winter with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr and Mrs Bernard
Mosel and family at Orchard and
her sou and wife, Mr. and Mrs
Richard Lehmann at Chambers
Mr and Mrs Dave Holcomb of
Aurora visited m the L.V Cooper
home Sunday, Mar. i;Jth.
There was no school m Valley
Center district 107 Thursday, Mar
17th because of drifting snow. Mrs
Bernard Hoffman, teacher in the
Cavanaugh district was unable to
reach her school for several days
last week.
Mrs Dorothy Bakaru of Lake An
dies S.D. came Saturday, Mar. 19th
to visit and assist in the Jim
Salem home and to get acquainted
with her new grand-daughter
Mr and Mrs. William Turner
visited his mother, Mrs Ina Tur
ner and his brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. R C. Nolle at
Battle Creek Sunday, Mar. 20.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Campbell
and family and her brother, Don
nie Krigge, drove to Wessmg
Springs, S.D. to visit their par
ents, Mr and Mrs. Gus Knigge on
Saturday, Mar. 19 returning Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs Duane K Miller and
family spent Sunday. Mar 20 in
Norfolk at a wholesale grocers
meeting They visited his parents.
Mr and Mrs. K W. Miller in Ne
ligh enroute home.
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Mr*. Harold tVsborn
John Derickson was a business
caller at the William Farrand home
Friday.
Irving Farrand opened the road
to a stack of hay for Pat Osbotn
Friday, as the snow was so deep
he couldn't make It with his trac-;
tor
Mr and Mrs. Lee Brady sr.,
celebrated their wedding anniver
sary Saturday
Mrs IJoyd Brady wasn't able to i
got to her school until Wednesday
and then William Hansen had to
come for her as then- ear was
broken down.
Guy Keller was out to Otto
Ruzickas and R. L. Hughes early
Friday morning delivering fuel as
the snow plow opened the road on
Thursday evening
Mr. and Mrs Rudy Cihlar went
to Verdigre Saturday as soon as the
snow plow opened the road so they
could get out with their produce
and get gov erics.
xvir. «nu rail, i nunius
made a shopping trip to Lynch on
Saturday. It was getting so that
Mrs Hiscocks didn’t know what
she was going to put her cream in
and also the hens had filled hII
available containers with eggs. No
strike in the Hiscock flock.
Little Patty and Janice I ^crick
son stayed overnight Saturday night
with their grandparents, the John
Dericksons.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ha ft a and
Evelyn were Friday evening callers
at the Pickering home.
Mr and Mrs Fddie Hrbok were
O'Neill shoppers Saturday.
Howard Graham opened their
road Thursday so they could get
out and for the Mashino family
Also so their teacher Mrs. Frank
Gehlsen could get to her school.
Miss Jo Anne Aim missed several
days of school because the road
was snow blocked.
Mrs Felix Hendricks, who had
spent some time with her daugh
ter, Mrs. A. W. Aim, and family,
returned to O'Neill Wednesday.
Miss Marlyn Graham caught a
ride from Norfolk to O'Neill Fri
day and her parents met her there
Friday evening so she could spend
the weekend at home.
Miss Ruth Oslxun spent the
weekend in Lynch due to the road j
conditions in this community.
Laurence Hoy has been carrying
the mail the past few days, but '
didn’t make tin' complete route.
John Derickson called for andj
delivered the mail to several of
the families as John is the only one
around here that still has trusty,
old dobbin to wade the snow.
Mrs. ''Harold Osborn has been
busy making cornbread to feed the I
flock of Phoebe birds that are at |
their place. The Osborns made it
to town Saturday so they were
given some suet to help feed them.
Charley Schollmeyer and Mrs.
R. L. Hughes were O'Neill shoiv
pers Saturday.
Guests at the John Dtrickaon'a
Sunday were Mr and Mrs Lester
1 V rick son and family ami Mr. ami
Mrs Hud Scranton ami family
from Plain view
Mr aiKt Mrs Otto Ruxicka were
Lynch ami Si«eneer visitors Satur
day.
Mrs A W Alm s sister and fami
ly from Omaha were Sunday guests
at the Aim home.
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