Thursday, April 14
WSCS
Eastern Star 7 p m
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Monday, April 1M
Starlight Extension, Mrs. Jerry
McGinn
Friends of St. Mary's, business
meeting, 8 p m.
Tuesday, April 19
Friendly Neighbors Extension,
Mrs. Boh Young
MM Bridge, Mrs. Harry Claus
sen
Thursday, April 21
Live and learn Extension, Ray
Schaffer, Atkinson.
St. Patrick's Altar Society
Club Notes
Couple's Club
Mr. an<i Mrs. John Conard, Em
met, entertained members of the
Couple’s Bridge club Sunday eve
CAaveru*«m«ni;
Fruit Plate Combinations
Suggest Owen Parkinson
With April arriving like the pro
verbial lamb, let’s turn our meal
time food thoughts to salads. Crisp,
tart and refreshing salads play a
big part in most spring meals. And
we want them to be healthful, too.
Most fruit and vegetable salad
combinations are greatly improved
nutritionally when served with a
mound of cottage cheese, we are
reminded by Owen Parkinson, lo
cal salesman of the Meadow Gold
Dairy. It provides the protein that
may be lacking in the other foods
For example, here are several
salad combinations that team well
with cottage cheese, which Bea
trice Cooke, director of the com
pany’s Chicago test kitchens, has
developed.
Fruit Plate Combinations
1. Peach halves filled with cran
berry-orange relish; banana slices
dipped in Lemon juice; sweeten**
fresh or frozen blueberries.
2. Pear halves filled with Toktj
garpes; sweetened fresh or frozer
strawberries with a lime wedge
3. Slice of unpared apple; orangt
slice; grapefruit segment; avocadi
slices dipped in lemon juice; swee
dark cherries.
Vegetable Plate Combinations
1. Cooked green beans, carro
slices, cauliflowerets marinated u
French dressing.
2. Slices of scored, unpared cu
cumber; red onion slices, raddisl
slices.
3. Cooked asparagus spears; plun
or cherry tomatoes marinated ii
oil and vinegar dressing flavors
with herbs.
ning in their home. Bridge winners
were Mrs. Cbnard and Mrs. Tom
Liddy. The April 24 meeting will be
at the Tom Liddy home.
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IK'A Bridge
BCA Bridge club members met
Tuesday night with Mrs. Rex Wil
son as hostess. The guests were
Mrs. Marvin Miller and Mrs. Ben
Grady. Bridge winners were Mrs.
Verne Reynoldson and Mrs Grady.
The April 26 meeting will be at
the home of Winnie Barger.
What Not Extension
Mrs. Glenn Kennicott was hos
tess to the April 7 meeting of the
What Not Extension club. Roll call
was answered by members with
an April Fool joke.
The lesson on "Color in the
Home" was given by Mrs. Don
Younie. A letter from a past mem
ber, Mrs. Willard Solfermoser, was
read. In other business, Mrs. Mar
vin Miller was named to attend the
council meeting.
The May 5 meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Marvin Miller and
members will exchange May bas
kets with their secret pals.
Wesleyan Service Guild
Wesleyan Service Guild members
met Monday evening at the home
of Mrs. Harrison Bridge with 14
members present. Mrs. Wayne
Roe He was co-hostess.
An invitation was read from the
WSCS members to the May fellow
I ship breakfast on May 3 at the
Methodist church. New officers
were elected with Mrs. Esther
Harris, re-elected to the presi
dency. Others are Mrs. Lawrence
vice president, Mrs. G«*orge Cars
tens, secretary, and Mrs. Ivan
Hurley, treasurer.
Mrs. Vernon Lorenz gave the
devotions on "Holy W'eek.” The
May meeting will be with Mrs.
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Take advantage of these low prices. Fill your
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Take advantage of these low prices this week
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Fresh Sausage 80% lean lb.42c
Front Quarter Beef lb.42c
Hind Quarter Beef lb.54c
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Choice Beef Roast lb.52c
Skinnless Wieners lb.45c
Prime Pork Roasts—lean & defatted lb.42c
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\ KW Auxiliary
New officers were installed by
District president Mrs. George
Morlang at the VFW Auxiliary
meeting Tuesday night at the
Courthouse, Mrs Otto Sprague is
the new president and Mrs Verlyn
Peterson is retiring president and
was presented with a past presi
dent's pin.
Mrs. Morlang reported on the
books donated to the school library
and Mrs. Ray Revell and Mrs.
Morlang were named co-chairman
of the May 7 Poppy sale.
Aces High Bridge
Mrs. E. M. Hastreiter entertain
ed members of the Aces High
Bridge club in her home April 6. j
Mrs. Richard Hovey was a guest I
Bridge winners were Mrs. A11
Tooker and Mrs. Dermot Erring-1
ton. The next meeting will be with j
Mrs. Fred Lowry.
Legion Auxiliary
Twenty-seven members of the
Legion Auxiliary unit 93 met April
6 at the Legion hall.
Poppy Day, to lie May 14, was
discussed by Mrs, Deraid Graham,
poppy chairman. The unit also
voted a donation to the Forgotten
Children's Fund and a contribution
to the Nebraska Children’s Home
Society.
The auxiliary will serve a noon
luncheon on April 28 for the Re
cognition of President’s of Exten
sion clubs of three counties.
Hostess were Mrs. Rex Wilson,
Mrs. Marjorie Stuifbuergen and
Mrs. Marlin Wichman.
JoAnn Koukup Showered
Mrs. Don Marcellus and Mrs.
Fred McCart were co-hostesses
Sunday at a bridal shower given
for Miss JoAnn Soukup at the
Marcellus home. Thirty guests at
tended the shower. Miss Soukup is
engaged to Gene Carr.
Honor Mary Lou Wilson
Miss Mary Lou Wilson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilson, was
honored last Thursday at the C.
J. Gatz home with a bridal shower.
Mrs. Gatz and Mrs. H. J. Lohaus
were hostesses. About 20 guests
were there.
Engagements
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Mr. and Mrs. Clayton E. Scott
of Valparaiso, announce the en
gagement of their daughter,
Karen of Lincoln, to Willis J.
Berry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kollo
Berry of Stuart.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of St. Elizabeth Hospital School
of Nursing.
Her fiance attended Wayne
State Teachers’ College, and is
a senior at the University of Ne
braska.
A June wedding is being plan
ned by the couple.
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Mr*. Mary Basgall of Sharon
Springs, Kail., announce* the en
gagement of her daughter, Ber
nlece, to Mr. Charles Boyle of
O’Neill. Nebr.
Miss Basgall is a graduate of
WtVHS, attended Fort Hays
Kansas State College two and
one-half .years and is now teach
ing the primary room at Wallace
Crude School.
Mr. Boyle, son of the late Mr.
and Mr*. Ed Boyle, served two
years with the U. S. Marine
Corp and at the present time
is employed with Cushing Con
st ruction company of Woodbine,
la.
An early June wedding has
been planned.
Plan May Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson
of Fullerton announce the engage
ment and approaching marriage of
their daughter, Marcia l>ell, to
Eugene R. Janzing, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Janzing.
A May wedding is planned.
Rock Falls News
By Mrs. Floyd Johnson
Your reporter was sort of in
disposed last week (some call it
spring-fever), and missed our little
chat. And now with all the snow
gone, save for some in gulches,
and sheltered spots, and a few
lovely spring-like days, it’s really
a test of the will-power trying to
resist the urge to do things out
side when there is so much house
I cleaning to be done.
But isn’t it sort of worth the
] while and effort put forth in rak
injg the yard and cleaning off the
I iris beds, to see bow the new
growth seems to spurt up by in
ches every day. It will only be a
few days till those early dwarf
variety of iris will open into deep
purple orchid-like blooms and
soon to be followed by other and
later species. i
Mesdames Albert and Donald
Sterns were April 12 afternoon cal
lers at the Floyd Johnson and
John Schultz homes.
Mrs. Doris Hynes and Mrs. Louis
Brown were dinner guests at tht
Don Hynes home on April 13.
Visitors at the Don Sterns honu
on April 3 were Mr. and Mrs. Clif
ford Barival and family and Mr
and Mrs. Charles Richter and son
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Moss anc
children of Sioux City spent the
week-end at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sterns
Sunday dinner guests at the A1
bert Siterns home were Mr. anc
Mrs. Jim Moss and children anc
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sterns anc
children. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Davis
called in the afternoon.
Mrs. Floyd Johnson was a Fri
day supper and evening guest al
the home of her mother and sister
Mi's. Theresa and Lois Breinei
in O’Neill.
Mr. and Mrs. James Curran and
Ardell were Thursday evening vis
itors at the Blake Benson home
Mr. and Mrs. John Kirsenbrocl
and Floyd Johnson were Fridaj
supper and evening guests of the
John Schultz family.
Randy and Peggy Curran came
home with their grandparents, Mr
and Mrs. James Curran on Sat
urday and spent the night there
Their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Curran and children and Caryl
Donlin came for them on Sundaj
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rees anc
Mrs. Delia Ernst of Amelia were
Sunday supper guests at the James
Curran home.
Bill Claussen called at the Johi
Schaltz home on Saturday fore
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sanders ol
O’Neill were Sunday dinner guests
of the Henry Vequists.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vequist anc
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sanders were
Sunday supper guests of the Du
ane Sanders family.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dericksor
and boys were Sunday evening
visitors at the Don Hynes homo
Elwin Grutsch and John Richard
REAL ESTATE AUCTION
On April 21, I960, at 2:00 P.M. at the Lobby of the Courthouse
in O'Neill, I will offer for sale to the highest bidder, the resi
dence property of the late Jennie Eppenbach, consisting of a good
four room house, with full basement and bath, modern except
heat, described as East Half of Lot 14, and All Lot 15, in Block
“O" of Fahy's Park Addition to O'Neill, located at 724 East Grant
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son were Monday evening visitor*
at the James Curran home.
Nina Burival was a Monday sup
per guest of the Floyd Johnson
family.
Mrs. Albert Widtfeldt and Norma
called on Mrs. Albert Sterns on
Friday evening.
And now. I’d better rush this to
the mailbox. Looks as though it
would rain any minute. What did
you think of the April fool joke
the weather roan pulled on us?
Really, ten to twelve inches of
snow isn’t very funny. But no need
to kick about it now. “People who
get the most kick out of life are
those who kick the least.”
Till next time then, So long ev
erybody.
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Deloit News
By Mrs. II. Reimer
Terry and Willard Hanpster spent
Sunday at the Alfred Napiers.
Several from here attended the
funeral for Mrs. Chester Ellison
at the Park Center church on Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tomjack
and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lar
son were Sunday guests at the H.
Reimer home.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Larson of O'
Neill spent Saturday at the Leon
ard Larson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Temple
arid daughters and Mr. and Mrs.
H. Reimer called at the J. A. Lar
son home in Ewing and the Fred
Harpster home on Sunday after
noon.
Lynch News
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By Veldeen Pinkerman
Charlie Courtney and Bob were
April 5 business callers in Nio
brara.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Audiss spent
Tuesday evening, Apr. 5 visiting
in the Edward Streit home.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Wilson returned
to their home in Lynch Tuesday
evening, April 5 after spending the
winter in Arizona and California.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd France vis
ited in the Elmer Christensen
home Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Mills, Ar
thur and Sammy of Riverton, Wyo.
were April 5 overnight guests in
the Frank Carsten home.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Havranek
and baby left for their home in
Missoula, Mont, on Sunday.
Larry Lanman was a Wednesday
overnight guest of Loren Pinker
man.
John Wikes’ have been staying
at the Elmer Christensen home
since the flood.
Mrs. Ruth Mickelson visited Mrs.
Hannah Streit Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Marvin Schindler left for
their home in Missoula, Mont, on
Saturday. Mary Ellen will stay at
the Albert Schindler home.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Hazelhorst
and family left April 5 to make
their home in Michigan.
Mrs. Art Wilson visited with
Mrs. Hannah Streit Thursday af
ternoon.
Harold France from Ainsworth
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd France Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Streit.
Lynn and Elaine went to Sioux
City on Friday.
Francis Fisher returned home
from Omaha Monday where he
was employed. He plans to farm
for his father.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewie Christenser
visited in the Floyd France home
Wednesday night.
lVlid£> OlldlVSJl V/V/Ul c
few days in the Hannah Streit
home the past week.
Miss Margene Weeder was i
Wednesday overnight gaest of She
lene Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Gay Hull, Guy Hull
Mr. and Mrs. G. Calkins, Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Pinkerman, Mr. and Mrs
Howard Oberle, Mike and April
Oberle, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Wike,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McDonald,
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rosenkran*
and Mrs. Mary Tomlinson called
on Veldon Pinkerman this past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pinkerman and
boys, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Aim and
JoAnn, Mr. and Mrs. George Cal
kins, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carson,
and Mrs. Anna Carson were Sat
urday evening supper guests in
the Fay Pinkerman home. They
spent the evening playing cards
Mr. and Mrs. Veldon Pinkerma:
and Veldeen, and Mr. and Mrs
Reggie Pinkerman and boys and
Mrs. Fay Pinkerman were Sunday
dinner guests in the Guy Pinker
man home. Afternoon visitors
were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Christ
sen and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hull, Charlie
Schollmeyer and Mr. and Mrs
Jerry Carsten called on Veldon
Pinkerman Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carson were
O’Neill shoppers on Saturday.
Miss Kay Christensen was a Fri
day overnight guest in the Reggie
Pinkerman home.
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Dorsey News
Mr*. Harold Osborn
Mrs. Willis Butterfield and
David of Norfolk visited in tins
community over the weekend
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Millard and
daughters returned to Sioux City
Sunday after spending a week at
the Osborn home.
Mr. and Mrs. l-eman Huber were
Sunday supper guests at the Osborn
home and later in the evening Mr.
and Mrs. Buss Greene called
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carson
and Mrs. Carrie Hunter were Lynch
visitors Friday afternoon.
Miss Marlyn Graham accom
pained the Hume twins home from
Norfolk Saturday night.
The Lynch seniors left Lynch
early Sunday morning for Omaha
where they went to see the ice
capades. It was their 'Sneak Day'
Monday.
Miss Sadie Derickson is now
living at her home on Steel Creek
again.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Derickson
and family were callers at the John
Derickson home Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ruzicka at
tended a lodge meeting at Pischel
ville Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barta were
O'Neill shoppers Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barta and
Evelyn called Wednesday evening
at the Hamid Osborn home to see
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Millard and
girls.
The approach at the Albert Car
son bridge was repaired this week.
Arthur Aim was out to the A. W.
Aim home recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rosenkrans
and John Derickson were O’Neill
shoppers Thursday.
Charley Sehollmeyer was a Sun
day visitor at the R. L. Hughes
home.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Marston visi
ted at his brother's home, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Marston on Sunday.
Venus News
By Mrs. Ralph Brookhouser
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Caskey vis
ited at the home of Mr and Mrs.
LaVeni Caskey of O'Neill Thurs
day, Mar. 31.
A dinner was held at the Art
Neuhaus home in honor of their
25 wedding anniversary on Sunday,
Mar. 20. Relatives from Madison,
Orchard. Winnetoon and Page at
tended.
Richard Neuhaus, youngest son
of Mr. and Mrs. Authur Neuhaus,
recently was separated from the
Army. Richard spent much of the
two years in service in Germany
Visitors at the Harry Caskey
home Sunday evening, Apr. 3 w*re
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brookhouser
Fire destroyed a barn at the
Duard Dempster farm Monday
night, April 4. Around 100 small
pigs and 11 sows were lost.
Heat lamps are believed to have
been the cause of the fire. Tin
j Orchard fire department answered
j the alarm.
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Mr. abd Mrs. Bryan Finch ao
eompanied by Mr. anti Mrs Ralph
Brookhouser motored to Norfolk
Thursday evening. March 31 where
they attended die wrestling mat
ches and visited at die Lon Pitch
ier and Ray Brookhouser homes,
Mr. and Mrs. Finch reinainetl at
the Brookhouser home that night
due to the rain.
Mr and Mrs. Henry Wellman
were O’Neill shoppers Thursday,
Mar. 31.
Mrs Ralph Brookhouser went to
O’Neill March 31 where she had
dental work done.
Mrs Sidney Faulhaber was a
business visitor at Ore Haiti and
Center on March 31.
Mrs. Ora Caskey spent Friday.
Apr. 1 and was an overnight guest
of Mrs. Cecil Moser.
With about 8 inches of snow cov
ering the deep mud tracks the
roads were impassible. The mail
man was unable to cover liis route
mi Friday anti Saturday, Apr 12.
Mr and Mrs. Harold Cihlar and
Sherie were Thursday evening. Mar.
31 visitors at the Donald Kumison’s.
Mra. Mary Zastrow O'Neill is
staying with her daughter and son
i in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Faul
haber.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Kotrows
aixl Vincent Jackson visited at the
; Donuld Kinnison home Simday,
Apr. 3.
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