Redbird News
By Veldeen l'inkerrnan
Mr and Mrs Will Rogers ar
rived Friday from Faribault, Minn
to visit their daughter and son-in
law, Mr and Mrs Veldon Pinker
man and Veldeeri and also Mr
and Mrs Reggie Pinker in;, n and
boys They were accompanied here
by Mr and Mrs John Krogh of
Faribault The Kroghs will visit
their daughter. Mrs D. McCullan
and family and their son, C Krogh
and family They also attended the
wedding of their granddaughter in
O'Neill Friday n ght
Mr and Mrs Vigo Christensen
and Mr. and Mrs Calvin Christ
ensen and family were Sunday din
ner guests in the Eddie Krugman
home.
Mr and Mrs Veldon Pinkerman
and Veldeen visited in the George
Calkins home Monday evening.
Mr and Mrs. Gay Hull awl Greg
visited in the Swede Sedivy home
Saturday evening
Mr and Mrs Will Rogers and
Mr and Mrs Veldon Pinkerman
called at the Roger Rosenkrans
home Saturduy evening.
Mr and Mrs Guy Hull and Gay
lene, Mr and Mrs Veldon Pinker
man and Mr and Mrs Will Rogers
visited in the Fay Pinkerman
home Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Veldon Pinkerman
and Veideen and Mr. and Mrs.
rtjgers were Sunday dinner
gue-ts in the Reggie Pinkerman
twone. Aiternoun callers were Mr.
ana Mrs Carl Krogn anti girls,
.m ana Mrs John Krogh, Mrs
Fay Pinkerman and Mrs Guy Hull.
Mr and Mrs Junior Wilson and
tamiiy and Mr. and Mrs. Gary
j wuaun and Saiya came to the Ray
I vV.Uon hurn' Sunday evening for
Mrs Wilson's birthday Mr. and
; Mrs Dick Hull and Dawn, Dennis
.wrraa and Dons Darnell ai«i
Bruce and Bandy Scbollmeyer were
_t»o supper guests
Greg Hull, son of Mr and Mrs.
G-y Hull, had the misfortune of
falling ofi a horse last Saturday
and breaking his arm.
Mr. and Mrs Rex Carson and
Danny and Delmar Pinkerman
were Sunday evening supper guests
n the Eddie Krugman home.
Mr and Mrs Veldon Pinkerman
and Veideen were Monday dinner
g jests oi Mrs. Fay Pinkerman
l, jane Carson brought Earn Wil
,n ta Fay Pinkermans Huesday
afternoon. He plans to spend
several weeks with her and his
aether Ray.
B ll Kelly and Dal Anson called
on Veldon Pinkerman Friday morn
•ig
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Hull were
Wednesday afternoon visitors in ahe
Fay Pinkerman home.
Mrs. Fay Pinkerman and Earn
Wilson called at the Veldon Pinker
man home Friday afternoon.
Lynch News
A sfwwer was held Tuesday in the
BVM church basement for Delores
Klkowski
P R (KiRESSTVE CLIB
The Rule Progressive club met
at the Legion Hall Thursday after
noon. Mrs Wallace Moffet and
Mrs. Ray Long were hostesses.
Mr. and Mrs Neil Bjomsen and
family and Mr and Mrs. Leo Kal
kowski and Kevin were O'Neill
shoppers Thursday afternoon
me children of Mr. and Mrs
Robert Carson held their family
reunion at the Edward Carson
home last week. Mrs. Edward Car
son was the former Pearl Carson
Several from a distance attended
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carson and
family formerly lived in the Dor
sey community
Mr. and Mrs. Don Rossmeier and
family of Medicine Lake, Mont,
arrived here Sunday to spend a
few days with relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Crawford,
Steven and Janice Kaye and Mar
lyn Graham returned home Sun
day night after spending 10 days
with friends and relatives in Wy
oming.
Mrs Jerry Carsten was dismiss
ed from the Lynch hospital Tues
day Mr and Mrs Frank Carsten
took her to her home at Bonesteel
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’ Mr anti Mrs Junior Wilson. Mr
and Mrs Dick Hull and Mr. and
Mrs Gary Wilson attended a
card party in the Gordon DeKay
home Sunday evening
Mr and Mrs Fred King and
family and Mr and Mrs Clarence
Moody left Saturday morning for a
two week fishing trip in Minne
sota
Mr. and Mrs Jake Btrroeier and
I family and Mr. and Mrs Bob
j Sc hammer from Chadron were Sun
! day dinner guests m the Ronald
Crawford home at Cody. Birrr.ejers
spent Sunday night in the Crawford
home returned home Monday night
Royal News
By Mrs. R. J. Bering
(■uests from Wyoming
Surprise callers at the R. J
Bering home Friday afternoon were
Mr. and Mrs. B. Gautschi, Charles
and Laraine of Lusk, Woy., enroute
h.me from Chicago. Charles, a stu
dent at Harvard was returning
h' me for the summer. His parents
had gone to Chicago to meet him.
Mrs. Gautschi is a daughter of the
late Archie and Francis Hering
Sparks and a netce of Mr. Hering.
The daughter, Laraine, graduated
from the Lusk high school this
year and will attend college the
1 coming year. Mrs. Gautschi is
chief telephone operator at Lusk
where Mr. Gautschi operates a gas
station.
Bees drive out family
Bees found a way into the farm
home occupied by Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Bittner and S-isan Marie
and found a safe place to live be
tween the walls.' However they
soon discovered an opening into
the clothes closet, and it wasn't
long until the remainder of the
colony sought entrance. Bittners
made a hasty exit to the home of
Mrs. Bittner's parents, Mr and
Mrs. Clarence Weber, and remain
ed there for several days until
a neighbor had killed the invaders
by using gas.
Ernest and Tillie Stark and Mrs.
D.ira Hering of Osmond were Sun
day afternoon guests of Mr. and
Mrs. R. J. Hering and Mary and
Mrs. Zola Hering.
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Fort Randall News
Janice Ktrwaa
Daniel Kirwan and Leo Lewis of
Spencer were Saturday dinner
guests at the G. R Kirwan home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cassidy jr.,
and sons and Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Donhn were Friday evening visitors
at the Mrs. John Cassidy sr.. homo
in Spencer.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kirwan.
Jim and Phillip, Mrs Tom Kocer
and Mary Ann Kocer of Wagner
and Mr and Mrs. Daniel Kirwan
jr., and daughters of Lincoln were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. j
Chet Salmen and family near Fair j
fax Mrs. Danny Kirwan is a daugh
ter of Mr and Mrs Salmen.
Iceland Hiatt and Jack Sinclair j
of Bristow and Donald Olson wore j
Saturday coffee guests at the G. R. ■
Kirwan home.
Mr and Mrs. Melvin Kirwan ami I
family and Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Loukota sr.. were Sunday supper
guests at the Jerald Loukota jr.,
home in Pickstown.
"Whiz" Holderby and grandson
Jimmy Holderby visited at the G.
R Kirwan home Sunday afternoon
where they were lunch guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Voider and
family left for their home in New
ell, S. D., Wednesday after spend
ing several days visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Kirwan and
family and with other relatives
around Fairfax.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Donlin vi
sited with Charlie Havranek of
Spencer at the Sacred Heart hos
pital in Lynch where he is a pat
ient.
A large attendance was present
at the Fish Day celebration held
at I^ake Andes Friday and Satur
day. Janet Ann Cassidy, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cassidy
was the Pickstown candidate for
Fish Day queen. The queen chosen
was Bonnie Hysell of Geddes and
the other candidates acted as her
attendants.
Don Olson was a Friday caller
at the Melvin Anderson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gray and
Jo'one of Fairfax and Mrs. Harry
llausmann and Jill were Wednesday
visitors at the G. R. Kirwan home.
Jill spent several nays vvnn ner
grandparents while her parents
were moving from Fairfax to Bris
: tow.
Mr. Fritz Bockman and Jerry of
Emmet were Thursday dinner
guests at the G. R. Kirwan home.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Anderson
and family were Sunday dinner
guests of her mother, Mrs. Arden
Johnson of Spencer.
Dorsey News
Ity Mrs. Harold Osborn
Those attending the reunion of
the Robert Carson family held at
the Edward Carson home were:
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith, Jess
Carson of West Plains, Mo., Mrs.
Lottie Clabaugh of Arvada, Wyo.,
and Beverly Carson from Lincoln.
| Mr. and Mrs. Otis Carson were not
i able to attend.
' Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barta and
Evelyn visited at the Lee Brady
home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Tom Alder and sons spent
Tuesday at the Gordon Barta home.
Mr. and Mi’s. Lee Brady sr.,
spent Wednesday and Thursday in
O'Neill. They have purchased a
new home in O'Neill and plan on
moving there for the winter.
Bob Thackston is staying with
his grandparents, the John Derick
sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dean and
son visited with his aunt, Mrs. A.
W. Aim and family a few days.
The Lucky Clover 4-H club met
Friday evening at the A. W. Aim
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Haroid Osborn
were supper guests at the Robert
Zach home in Verdel Friday eve
ning.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Lanman drove
to Norfolk early Saturday morning
for their daughter, Velma and
Ruth Osborn.
Jo Anne Aim and Evelyn Barta
visited with Mrs. E. Carson while
their parents attended the school
meeting
Mrs Howard Churchill and fami
ly of Iowa visited at the Carson
home Wednesday
Mr and Mrs T. J Graham anil
Mr and Mrs. Howard Graham and
family were business callers in O'-.
Neill Thursday.
Mrs Clay Mashino has been stay
ing with her mother, who under
went surgery.
Mrs. Orton Young and Janet were
business callers at the Osborn
home Wednesday evening.
Mrs Otto Ruzicka went to Ver
digre last Monday to care for the
Marvin Ruzicka children while
their mother attended her sister's
wedding
Mr. and Mrs Robert Zach and
family and Mr and Mrs. Arthur
Greene visited Sunday afternoon
at the Harold Osborn home and
were lunch guests
A group of neighbors gathered
at the Jolin Deriekson homo Sun
day evening to have a weiner
roast and surprise John on his
birthday. The guests gathered at
the Otto Ruzicka home and arrived
at the Deriekson home in a group
Everyone enjoyed a weiner roast.
After supper the men played cards
and the ladies visited.
Inman News
By Mrs. Janies McMahan
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. South re
turned Saturday evening from
Minneapolis, Minn., where they
spent ten days visiting in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Oberle. They
were met in Sioux Fails, S. D., by
Mrs. John Conard of Emmet.
Shari Lynn and IXrnnte Myer of
Omaha are visiting their grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Merle De
Long and Bill until after the Fourth
of July.
Mr. ami Mrs Karl Watson loft
Friday for Omaha where they will
spend ten days visiting their son
and daughter-nvlaw, Mr. ami Mrs
W W Watson and family
Mr ami Mrs. C. O. Knoell of
Bartlett were Thursday ev ening cal
lers in Inman
Mr. ami Mrs. Robert Ruther and
John Ruther left Friday for Oma
ha to attend funeral services for
Bob's and John's sister. Mrs. Est
her Jansen, who was killed m an
autotrain wreck Thursday morn
ing in Omaha
Mary Ross of O'Neill sjh'IU Fri
day night in the home of Mrs Ray
Aiders and Marilyn.
Mr ami Mrs. I Vo Biittell of
Palmsdale, Calif., and Mrs. Alvin
Nelson and son of Oakdale v isited
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs.
David Morshaeh.
Mr. and Mrs Dean Banks and
family of Lincoln visited over the
weekend in the home of Mr and
Mrs James Banks and with rela
tives at Chambers.
Mr. and Mrs, G. E. Ilartigan and
family of Valentine spent the week
end in the homes of Mr and Mrs
James Coventry and Mrs. Mary
Ilartigan.
Albert Anthony and Terry were
Tuesday evening dinner guests in
the home of Mr and Mrs. Otto
Matschullat at Page.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle DeLong re
turned Sunday from Omaha where
they spent several days in the home
of their son-in-law and daughter.
Mr and Mrs. Donald Myor and
family.
Ed ami Bill Clark are visiting
their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs
E E. Clark, while their parents
are vacationing in Minnesota.
Polly. Ruby, Phil and Kelly Moss
man of Tekamah are visiting in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Smith while their parents nre on
vacation in Minnesota.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Webster
of Omaha spent the weekend visit
mg Mrs Webster's parents, Mr.
amt Mrs. T D, Mutton,
Mr amt Mrs I'avid Morsbach
were Wednesday evening dinner
guests of Mr and Mrs William
MacKtnley at O'Neill.
Mr. and Mrs, l id Morslvaeh
were Saturday overnight guests in
the home of Mr and Mrs M, M.
CYosser and sons at Neligh. tin
Sunday they attended a Hrittell
family reunion at the Neligh park
They were accompanied home Sun
day evening by Mrs Kli/abeth
Morsbach who had tieen visiting in
the Mill and Uwl Morsbach homes
m Clearwater and Neligh.
Woodrow Guughenbaugh loft
Tuesday for Fort Wayne, Ind..
where he has employment
Ralph Sholes of Ainsworth visit
ed Ins mother, Mrs Violet Sltoles,
Sunday.
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