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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1960)
Ewing News By Mm. Harold Harr in Recent weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Rotherham were their son and daughter, Ronald ami Beverly, both of Lincoln. The Misses Kay Rotherham and Peggy Sullivan, both students of St. Mary's Acade my at O’Neill, who were in Lin coln on business returned to Ewing with Ron and Beverly and remain ed for the weekend at the Rother ham home. The heavy snowstorm of April first did not prevent the nominat ing committee of the Women's Society of Christian Service from holding their meeting as scheduled at the home of Mrs. L. A. Hobbs. Others present were Mrs. Albert Larsen, Mrs. Willis Rockey ami Miss Hazel Ruby. Mrs. W. W Elliott, who attend ed the annual meeting of the Wo men’s Society of Christian Service held at Fremont last week, reports that is was necessary to do much detouring due to flood waters, on her return to Ewing on April first The heavy snowfall accompanied by dense fog, as they neared home, made driving hazardous. Guests at the home of Mr and Mrs. Ben Larsen this wek are his brother and wife of Wood, S. D. They plan on going to Rochester, Minn-, as soon as highways are opened to travel after the flood waters recede. Melvin Prudon, U. S. Army, who has hwen home on a thirty day leave left Saturday to go to Oak land, Calif., where he will soon be sent to Korea for service. His brother, Donald and Dick Wright took him to Grand Island to con tinue on his way by train. Mrs. Edna Lofquest transacted business in Neligh on Wednesday, also called at. the home of her daughter, Mrs. Reuben Meyers and family there and her aunt, Mrs. -71 .... —■ ■1 I i . DIVERSIFIED SERVICES, INC. FOUND8D 1894 exclusive national distributor for • FIVE MUTUAL FUNDS • ONE FACE-AMOUNT CERTIFICATE CO. • Prat ion and profit sharing plan sorvkot for a prospectus-booklet and information write or call M. L. (Mike) Burney IS..X 37. O’Neill PHONE 333 also ask about A practical approach to Life Insurance needs SYNDICATE LIFE and tnnily (ompo«y I I DIVfRSItliD SERVICES, INC | Iulba Moyers at Clearwater. The teachers and officers of the Ewing Methodist church and the I United Presbyterian church met I Saturday evening at the United Presbyterian annex to make plans for the vacation Bible school. Due to the dates for youth sum mer camps for both churches and conference week for the Methodist church, June 20th was set as the day for classes. Mrs Mabel Boies celebrated her 81st birthday anniversary on Sun day, April 3. On Saturday after noon Mrs. Minnie Larson enter tained at her home a group of neighbors honoring Mrs. Boies, for an informal coffee hour. On Sunday she was the honored guest at a family dinner at the home of her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs James Boies in north Ewing. During the afternoon other rela tives and friends called to offer their congratulations. Mrs, Boies, who lives in southeast Ewing, makes daily trips down town after her mail and it is not unusual for her to ‘‘run” errands for her neighbors. She attends the Ewing Methodist church regularly each Sunday for the worship hour and remains for the Sunday school session where she is a member of the adult Bible class She is a member of the Women’s Society ol Christian Service also tJie Ameri | can Legion Auxiliary and seldom misses attending the monthly ses sions of each. The Methodist Youth Fellowship had as their guest speaker Monday evening, Ezekiel Roberts, a mis sionary from India. The meeting opened with a devotional period. I During Mr. Roberts stay in Ewing he was the guest of Rev. and Mrs. W'. W. Elliott. Mrs. Minnie Larson accompani ed her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Cressel Anderson and family of Bloomfield, to Butte on Sunday where they visited relatives and friends. The seniors of tne r.wing mgn school presented their class play “Me and My Shadow” a three-act comedy Thursday evening, March 31, under the direction of Mrs. Amber Sehlotman. The crowd was not as large as usual due to the bad road conditions in the country and the intermittent showers which began early in the evening. In the cast were: Jerry Jefferies, Charlotte Wright, Coralee Schmiser, Catherine Woslager, Bill Bauer, Evelyn Scholl, Lois Kaczor, Gary Eacker and Tim Koenig. The evening’s entertainment opened with a band concert under the direction of Supt. G. 1>. Ryan. Between acts the triple trio: Patty Hobbs, Kay Bergstrom, Bonnie Kaczor. Linda l .arson, Lois Kac 1 zor and Ardis Parks sang, “It’s Me”; solo, “Green Cathedral” by Kay Bergstrom; song, "Every time I Feel the Spirit" by the mixed dauble: Lois Kaczor, Linda [.arson, Ardis Parks. Kay Bergstrom. Ron Cloyd, Jerry Jefferies, Douglas Shrader and Bill Bauer: song, “Great is Thy Love” by sextet: Coralee Schmiser, Betty Wright, Kay Bergstrom. Linda I .arson, Bon nie Kaczor, Lois Kaczor, Ardis Parks and Patty Hobbs. Pianists were Sharon Johnston and Mrs. Wilbur Spangler. Student directors were Tom Koenig and James Mil ler. Mrs. Sehlotman was presented a gift by the class. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Zimmerman were guests on Sunday at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zimmerman at Battle Creek. Other members of the family pre sent were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zim merman and family of Sioux City, la. Mrs. Catherine Indra, Home Ex tension agent, was in Ewing Mon day afternoon to give a demonstra tion lesson on "Color In The Home ’ to leaders for the home extension clubs in the Ewing area. The meet ing was held at the home of Mrs. Gene Zimmerman. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Rockey left Sunday for Omaha where they will 1 spend a few days on business. Mrs. Jessie Angus is at the Rockey home during their absence. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Butterfield and children spent Sunday at At kinson visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd But terfield sr,, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roberts and family STARTING FRIDAY I | HiNNfR PARK __ _ 9 RACES SATURDAY NO RACES SUNDAY OR MONDAY NO RACING GOOD FRIDAY. APRIL IS * Glass-enclosed grandstand. * 25-acre free hard surface porking lot. * Ladies Day every Thursday Sponsored by Hall County Livestock Improvement Association and other relatives Mr. and Mrs Lyman Langlej and children of Neligh moved their household goods to the Albert 1-ar son residence in east Ewutg for merly occupied by A A Alden on Wednesday. Mr. Langley will operate a truck for Ed Yeili. Callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs Alex Thramer on Sunday were her brother, James Kirk mat and Miss Mary Armbruster of Elgir and Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Thramer. Services at the Ewing Methodist church during Holy Week will begin Tuesday evening. April 12 at 8 00 pm and continue through Friday There will be communion service Thursday evening. An Easter sunrise service w*U he held at 6:00 a m. in charge of the youth group Rev. and Mrs. Woodrow Elliott attended a ministerial and layman’s prayer retreat held at Neligh or Sunday afternoon ami evening. Ezekiel Roberts, a missionary from, India was the evening speaker Oeloit News By Mrs. II. Reimer Mrs. Minnie Miller and James are staying at the Anna Miller home in Ewing. Robert, I-eonard and Mary Miller of Omaha were unable to visit their mother over I the weekend because of the road conditions. Mrs Henry Reimer spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Larson in Ewing. Ralph Tomjack celebrated his birthday anniversary on Saturday. Nature played an April fool’s trick 09i us Thursday night and Friday. We received rain followed by 7 or 8 inches of wet snow, mak ing the roads impassible. Boats were in evidence on Sun day afternoon, Mar. 27 on the main street in Inman. Only 2 days of school were held becasue of road and weather con ' ditions in that community. Clearwater creek swept nearly everything in its path from this ix) mm unity Bridge approaches, cul I verts and sections of road grade were washed out in spots. Earl Schindler was a Saturday visitor at the Ralph Tomjaek home. The mail carriers were unable to make their routes on Saturday. ! Travel was impossible except by tractor or horseback. Lyle Larson who attends Nor folk Junior college spent the week j end at the Larson home in Ewing. Inman News By Mrs. James McMahan Miss Donna Harte spent from Thursday until Sunday visiting Gaylene Anthony in the Albert Anthony home. Mr. and Mrs John Gallagher went to O'Neill Wednesday evening I to spend a few days visiting in the I home ef Mr. and Mrs. A1 Hamik and family. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Hartigan and family of Lexington came Fri day evening to visit in the homes of Mr. and Mrs. James Coventry and Bill and Mrs. Mary Harti gan. On Sunday Mr. Hartigan left for Omaha where he will attend Northwestern Bell school for a couple of weeks. Miss Kay Kelley visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Mors bach and Mary from Thursday un | til Monday. Mrs. May Fraka is spending a few’ weeks visiting Mr. and Mrs. Don Luben and family at Wisner. Harold Sobotka, a student at Norfolk Junior college spent the weekend visiting his father, John | Sobotka. Ralph Sholes who is employed | at Ainsworth visited his mother, Mrs. Violet Sholes Sunday. Ivan Couch who is employed at Geneva came Saturday to visit his i family. Mrs. Henry Reimer spent the | weekend visiting her parents, Mr. and Mis Larson at Ewing. Mis. Walter Ubhen and Mis. Lewis Kopecky jr , spent Thurs day afternoon in Norfolk. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Clark and son of O'Neill were Wednesday af ternoon guests in the home of Mrs Violet Sholes Sgt. and Mrs. Howard Clark and family came Wednesday from Routuol. III., to visit Howard's par ents, Mr and Mrs. E. E. Clark On Sunday Sgt. and Mrs. Clark and family went to Rapid City, S. D., where they will be stationed Mr. and Mrs. Tom Clark and family visited in the home of Mr and Mrs E. E. Clark on Wednes day evening. Joe Peters who is employed at Norfolk spent a couple of days last week with his family. Ratings of the recent inter-high sctxxil contest which was held re cently on the campus of Nebraska State Teachers college at Kearney have been announced by Supt. Ub hen. They are as follows: general science, Bob Pribil ranked 26 out of 102 entering contest; American history. Keith Kivett ranked 63 out of 105 entered; world history*. Sharon Michaelis ranked 79 out of 101 entered; English usage. Gary Fick ranked 31 out of 124 entered. In orginal public speaking, Gary Fick ranked excellent, Ruth Ann Hansen, beginning typing, rankl'd 36 out of 119 entered . In geometry Roger Thompkins ranked 27 out of 90 that entered the contest. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sawyer and family of Atkinson spent Sunday in the Clifford Sawyer home. Miss Sharon Hawk of Ewing spent the weekend with Suellen Sholes in the James Sholes home. Phone Your News to The Frontier Phone 788 Stuart News By Mrs. Herb S kalis Cocme Coufal received notice from the Cake and Candy Crafi Institute oi California that her picture of a decorated cake enter ed in the contest was accepted as line of the top cakes The picture was published in the April issue of the magazine. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brewster spent the weekend at Wichita, Kan. vis iting Vfr and Mrs Dennis Brewster and Scott. Mrs. Dennis Brew ster and Scott returned home with them. On Monday she went on to Valentine to visit her parents, Mr and Mrs. Dale Hen derson. Mr and Mrs. Arby Kruger and bojs were Sunday supper and eve ning guests of Mr and Mrs. W. N. Huffman Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hindnvarsh of Grand Island were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs, F. Dana Bigelow Mrs. A. J Tielke, Mrs. Anna Chaney and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Addison were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Chaney and family commemorat ing the first communion of Debra Chaney. Mr and Mrs. Bob Chaney of Amsworth were Stuart visitors Sun day. Mrs. Lavern Schrader was a Thursday visitor in the Wardell Alexander home. Thursday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wardell Alexander were Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Butler and boys of Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davis and fam ily were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Walnofer at Atkinson. Mr. and Mrs. ‘•Doc’’ James New man entertained the “500” club Sunday evening. High prize winners were Bill Wewel and Mrs. Joe Wal linger. Low winners were Joe Wal linger ami Mrs. Harold Givens Andy Goebel won travelers Lum'h was served. Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Jim 6iill were Mr ami Mrs. Jerry Weber and family and Mi's Roger Johnson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Greenfield were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Moon. Mr. and Mrs Tony Kaup attended the eight o’clock mass at St. Jo seph's church ui Atkinson Sunday where their nephew, Kevin Gilg made his first Holy Communion After the mass they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gilg at a breakfast held at the K ughts ui Columbus hall. A few friends helped Sandra Kunz celebrate her fourth birthday on Wednesday, Mar. JO. Dav id Moses of Omaha returned to Stuart Saturday to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs Charles Moses. Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Riley Paxton were Mr. and Mrs. Victor Matousek of North Platte and Mrs. Bill Paxton of Stuart. Minnie Haskins and Mrs. Roy Greenfield visited Mrs. Z. X. Mar shall Friday afternoon. The TPM club met at the home | of Miiune Haskins Tuesday, March 2S. Prize winners were Mrs. F. P. Murphy, Mrs. Art Runnels ami Mrs. Karl Bernt. Lunch was served by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Weichman and family were Sunday dinner guests of Dora Wallinger at Atkinson. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cadwallader were Mr and Mrs. Glen Cadwallader and boys and L. H. Cadwallader and boys of Atkinson. The Brownie Scout meeting was called to order by the president Barbara Skala. Color bearers were Barbara Wallinger and Carol Sue Sliald, Twenty two members were present Outdoor games were play ed for entertainment. Barbara Wal Unger served cupcaaes Mrs. Katie Papke entertained friends st a pitch party Friday. April first. High prise winners were Elgie Irish and Mrs. Ervm Van Cleave, low winners were Charle* Aukney and Mrs. Elgie Irish. Earl Cadwailader won travelers award, lhe next party will be at the home oi Mr and Airs. Elgie Irish Mrs. Gene Batenhorst entertained Mrs. Eouis Shald and children Sat urdav afternoon honoring David Batenhorst for his third birthday. Bill Hovey of Ottumwa, la spent the weekend visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Hovey. Sunday afternoon visitors in the Harrison Hovey home were Mr and Mrs. Richard Hovey of O’Neill, Mr. anti Mrs Fred Moon, Bessie Green Held and Liazie Uriskoll. Mrs Karl Bernt and Mrs. Mar vin Fry took Mrs. Emma Smith to Grand Island Monday morning where she will make her home with a daughter. Mrs. Bernt and Mrs Fry went to Hastings and planned to return home Tuesday. Doji ami Mary Mimug and Mer edith Keller of North Carolina, a friend of Don, spent from Friday, March 25th till April 3rd visiting Don's and Mary's parents, Mr and Mrs. George Mimug Don and Mary Minnig and Meredith Keller are all students at Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. George Mimug, Don and Mary and Meredith Keller were Saturday supper guest of George's parents, Mr. and M“s. Wyle Minnig at Bassett. Mrs. Stan Cobb took tier grand son, Scott Clanton to Grnnd Isltuid Wednesday, March 30. 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