Newport News
By Mr*. Oliver Gil*
A family dinner was held Sun
day in the W E. Utter borne Those
present were Mr and Mrs Max
Utter, Mr and Mrs. Price Alder
man, Mr and Mrs John Christ
ensen and family, Miss Gretchen
Utter of Athol, Ky , Mrs John
Blust and Mrs. Richard Ka Liar ami
Tim of Whitney.
Mr and Mrs. Price Alderman
and Mr and Mrs. Reno Gordon
went to Omaha, Wednesday to
meet Miss Gretchen Utter of At
hol, Ky , who will visit about a
month with relatives ami friends.
Nellie Bogue was a Saturday ov
emight guest of Lizzie Johnson.
Mrs. John Blust and Mrs Rich
ard Kallar and Thn of Whitney,
were weekend visitors in the Price
Aide rman home.
A fellowship dinner was heki Sun
day in the Newport Methodist
church.
Mr and Mrs. L. W Bendig and
sons and Mrs William Kaul spent
Saturday in the Paul Bendig home
at Bonesteel
Mr ami Mrs. John Butterfield
and Mrs. Emily King and Mrs
Elsie Osborn of Kearney and Mrs.
Ella McPherson of Fremont were
Sunday visitors with relatives in
Newport.
Mrs. Harold McMillan, Sylvia
Dodge, Mr and Mrs. John Butter
field, Mrs. Eali Osborn and Mrs
Ellen McPherson attended the fun
eral services of Elmer Michaelis
at Inman on Monday
i
Sunday dinner guest* at Mr and
Mrs. Glenn Fox. were Mr. and
Mrs Floyd Fox and Kelly, Mr.
1 md Mrs Bob Lemmer of Bas
sett. Jim Fox and Miss Sandra
Ludeman.
I Mrs. Lorens Keller anti Chen
Hartung accompanied Bud Keck to
Lincoln Friday where Chen will
enter school for the next month
Mr. and Mrs Glenn Stahl and
Marcia and LeRoy Ludeman were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr anti
Mrs Harry Stahl
The Newport Nightin Gals ex
! tension club held their meeting Sun
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Bill Farr with a family picnic.
There were It members and their
families present Visitors were Mr
and Mrs L W Bendig and son
Mrs Jim Seger and Mrs Ed
| Vogel gave the lesson on ‘Vaca
1 ticn In Nebraska'. Slide pictures
were shown from the ex tens yon
office at Ainsworth and Mr Ben
dig showed pictures of the parade
: last fall held at Newport
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Gilg of Om
aha spent from Friday evening to
Monday visiting relatives and
friends in and around Newport.
Mr and Mrs Bill Bussinger at
Bassett were Sunday evening vis
itors in the Fay Pickenpaugh
home.
Albert McKenney left Sunday af
ternoon for Omaha to be with his
little son, Johnny on Monday when
he was to undergo skin grafting
on his leg in the Methodist hospital.
Mrs. Veril Anderson, La Rita and
Danny visited in the Clarence Park
er home at Fremont from Tues
day to Thursday of last week
Mrs. Maude Mahin was honor
ed guest Saturday when relatives
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and friends came with gifts, cake
and ice cream to help her cele
brate her birthday. Those present
were Mrs. Leo Slaehctka of Stuart,
I Mrs John Slachetka, Mrs. Harry
Stahl, Mrs. John N Johnson. Liz
zie Johnson and Ann Schneider
Sunday visitors were Mr and
Mrs. Clifford Mahin of Atkinson
Mrs. L P. Luphes and daughters
of Greeley, Colo., came Wednes
day for a week's visit in the home
of her mother. Mrs. Eva Thomp
son
Miss Leila Ammon returned
home last week from attending
school at Lincoln the past year.
Maxine Ammon left Sunday fore
noon with a group of 4-H exchange
students for Slayton. Minn . for a
week There were 15 from Rock,
Brown, and Keya Paha counties
Dr I. L Thompson, Mrs Alma
Schadrmann and Mrs Olga W’eich
man of West Point spent Saturday
night and Sunday in the Vic Thomp
son home.
Mr and Mrs. Clarence Thorin of
Grant were Saturday night and
Sunday visitors with her brother,
Irvin Christon
Mr and Mrs Reno Gordon went
to 9andance, Wyo., to get their
daughter, Carolyn who has been
visiting in the home of his brother
and family, Mr and Mrs. Don
Gordon.
Mr and Mrs Keith Coble, Bobby
and Stevie of Rose were Saturday
afternoon and supper guests of Mr
and Mrs Bob Gilg
R. D Fox, Lynn and Doug of
Ainsworth were Sunday evening cal
lers in the Oliver Gilg home.
Mrs. Doris Connell of Omaha
came last Thursday to spend a
week in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Laurence Greenfield. Other supper
guests Thursday were Florence
Cobb of Omaha and Ethel Strake of
Stuart.
Miss Rose Armstrong of Wisner
came Saturday to visit in the F E
Anderson home.
Mr. and Mrs William Spindler
of Gordon and Mr. and Mrs Floyd
Spindler of Atkinson were Sunday
afternoon callers in the F. E. An
derson home.
Mr. and Mrs John R. Berkhei
mer were Thursday overnight
guests in the Albert Osterman
home. Marilyn returned home af
ter a week's visit with her grand
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Udell Brown and
Julia of Mills and Albert Oster
man were Norfolk visitors Mon
day.
Mike and Ronnie Seger were
Thursday overnight guests in the
Darrell Connick home at Bassett.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hepbarn of
Bassett were Sunday dinner guests
in the Veril Anderson home in
honor of the birthdays of Mr. An
derson and Mr Hepburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vogel and
family were Sunday evening vis
itors in the Raymond Wewel home.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Kaup and
family were Sunday evening cal
lers in the Don Kaup home. (
Mrs. Eric Moore of Bassett spent
several days last week visiting in
the home of her daughter and hus
band, Mr. and Mrs. Walt John
con
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A Poem
From Mrs. Eby ...
TO DAD
Never had much style about him,
never cared for dress;
Sorta' sp *nt his Ufe a sewing seeds
of happiness;
Doing little things for others, help
ing where he could;
' Never making much pretention, al
ways ck>mg good.
; Home for him. was all for living,
filled his heart with pride,
I Ami his doors were ever open,
latch string hung outside,
i Folks who came were always wel
come, loved to have them round.
Wanted much of joy and laughter,
seemed to love the sound.
Had his cares and had his trou
bles, same as aU of us
Figured them a part of living; nev
er made much fuss;
Made the best of all God gave
him. as through life he went
Ever toiling, giving, taking, kind
and provident.
Vain, the tribute we would pay
him, words cannot express.
What it meant to have him with us j
and our thankfullness;
Sweet, the memory he has left us,
thoagh our hearts are sad.
Great the blessing that was given,
just to call him DAD.
(Frank Carleton Nelson)
Meek News
By Mrs. Fred Undberg
The biggest event of the past
week seems to center around the
wedding of Miss Vernetta Krogh
and LaVem Peterson of Valentine.
Many families from this community
attended. It was held Friday eve
ning at the Assembly of God
church in O'Neill.
Mr. and Mrs. John Krogh from
Nerstrand, Minn., were Saturday
night guests in the home of their
son, Carl Krogh and family, having
cuiiit* xur me gi cmuuaugmer s weu
ding.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dobrovol
ny and Larry and Viola Hall left
Saturday to attend a fiftieth wed
ding celebration of relatives in
Minnesota.
Mr. and Mrs. Kennis Hansen
brought their haby home from the
Lynch hospital Tuesday.
Callers at the Vernon Hardings
Sunday were Nate and Warren Con
ard, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Fernau
and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fernau
and girls.
Alpha Cluh
The Alpha club met at the home
of Mrs. Carl Widtfeldt Grace Ice
! berg was hostess. Helen Martens
i from Atkinson showed slides of her
trip to Hawaii.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Crawford
from Ewing called on Grandma
and Bill Hull Tuesday. Sunday vi
sitors were Mr. Levi Hull, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Nelson and Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Kaczor.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rouse
and boys were Sunday dinner
guests at the Howard Rouses. Mer
| lin Andersons, Delbert Rouses and
Jr. Walters called in the afternoon.
Paddock Missionary society have
ixistponed their meeting this week
| on account of daily vacation Bible
school. June 2-1 meeting will be at
Mrs. Howard Rouses.
A miscellaneous shower was
given at Valentine Monday evening
for Miss Vernetta Krogh.
George Nelsons called at the
Henry Walters home Monday eve
ning.
Mrs. Garold Riser spent the
weekend with home folks. Marilyn
Risor accompanied her to school
at Blair Sunday.
Mrs. Vernon Harding’s nephew,
Eddie Benash, came Saturday to
help with farm chores and spend
the summer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Woodworth
of Alden Wood, Lake Taxaway, N.
C., arrived with their house trailer
at the Axel Borg home Sunday af
ternoon. They have been visiting
relatives in California and taking
in places of interest along the way.
M/Sgt. and Mrs. Jim Winters and
children arrived Sunday to visit
Don Borgs. The Sgt. has been sta
tioned in Turkey the past year and
a half and his wife and children
have been living in Aberdeen,
■ Maryland. They are enroute to
Ford Ord. Calif. Don and Sgt
Winters were buddies while serv
ing in the armed forces.
Mr and Mrs. Fred Lind berg ac
companied Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Rosenkrans, Jerry and Lynn to
Woodlake to a fellowship meeting,
Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Connell and Lavone Haller
of Bassett are the teachers for
daily vacation Bible school at Pad
dock Union church which began
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Dewayne Anson
and family were Thursday evening
callers at Merlin Anderson's
Mrs. Christine Johnson was an
overnight guest at George Nelsons
Saturday night Dinner guests on
Sunday were Mr and Mrs. De
wayne Anson and girls and Chris
tine Johnson. Callers in the after
noon were Mrs. Delia Harrison ant
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Devall. Ricky
Garry and Diane.
Merlin Andersons entertainer
Saturday evening in honor of De
bra's fifth birthday Those attend
ing were Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wal
ters and boys. Mr and Mrs. Ben
nie Johring and family and Mr.
anil Mrs. Henry Walters and Norma
Jean.
Mrs. Howard Rouse called at the
home of Mrs. Carrie Borg in O'
Neill Thursday.
Pauline Leise and Viola Hall
were dinner guests Monday at
Lawrence Dobrovolny’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewayne Borg and
Ricky arrived Saturday from Seat
tle Wash . to visit their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Axel Borg and Mr
and Mrs. John Bauer of Ewing and
to join the girls. Mardy and Patt>
Borg who came home several
weeks ago. Don Borg and family
called in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nelson attend
ed the wedding of her nephew. Ron
nie Frickle in Atkinson Sunday.
Leave For (tamp
A group of young people left O’
Neill Monday morning for youth
camp at Lexington. Among those
attending were Norma Jean Wal
ters. Marcia Slattery, Jerry and
Connie Brockman. Dennis Wells
MarTon. Fred and Dolores Rosen
krans. Mrs Fritz Brockman ol
Emmet and Roger Rosenkrans ol
Dorsey furnished the transportation
Mrs. Reta (Anderson) Peters
from Prairie City, Ore., and her
mother, Effie Anderson, of Newport
were Monday dinner guests at thi
memn /\nuei suiia.
Bristow News
Mrs. Burl Bessert
Mrs. Anton Hngberg returned
from Calif, and is staying at the
Ray Long home.
Mrs. Edgar Dean Danielson, Mrs
Bob Whitham and Miss Karen Bow
er left Monday for Wayne where
they will enter college.
Sunday afternoon callers ol
Mft. J. T. Olson and Florence
were Pastor and Mrs. Benard Nel
son, Lowell. Mrs. Carl Pearson
and Elaine, Mr. and Mrs. Warrer
Olson and family of St. Edward
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Olson and
Shirley, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Ol
son of Atkinson, Mr, and Mrs. Ted
Olson and boys, Mr. anei Mrs. Eu
one Martinson and Grandpa and
Mr. and Mrs. Embry Olson.
M. R. Mallad of Spencer was a
Sunday dinner guest at the Ivan
Hiatt home.
Mrs. Lester Hornback and Gay
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Hornback ant
family of Bushwell, S. D. were
Saturday visitors at the Ivan Hiati
home.
Miss Rose Mary Johnson spen
the weekend at the home of hei
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin John
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Johnsoi
were Sunday supper guests at tht
Louis Scheinost home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Fenner o
Mitchell were Monday morning cal
lers at the Van Hoves. They alsi
were dinner guests of the Ernes
Hagbergs.
Mrs. Roach of Maywood was pre
sent for the meeting of the Wc
mens Society of Christian Servic
meeting on May 25. She is a for
mer Bristow girl. The daughter o
Swan Pearson.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Martin
son and family and Dorothy John
son and Lavone went to a famil;
reunion. It was the silver weddinj
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Fe
lix Martinson of Wahoo.
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Father's Day Cards
We have a wide selection of
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Trip-o-Kit
Travel Kits
These are handy for
traveling or for just
keeping shaving and toilet
articles
Dad will go for
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Timex Watches
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Dad likes GOOD Candy too!
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Phone 87 Robert T. Devoy, Pharmacist O'Neill
Mr and Mrs Glen Hansen and
Carlme of Sioux Falls spent Sat
urday afternoon at the Dorothy
Johnson home.
The Rosedule ladies aid held
their exchange program Par the
Bristow Lutheran ladies aid Thurs
day afternoon
Mrs. Vern Johnson returned home
Sunday after spending a week at
Valentine. Vern Johnson and Mar
low went after her Saturday.
Dorothy Johnson and Lavone
were Monday dinner guests at the
Dave Landholm home
Mr and Mrs Bill Loukota and
girls left Sunday fur Alliance where
they will attend a conference for
a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Beryle Bessert and
Debbie moved back to Bristow last
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Asimtis
and Mary spent Sunday evening
with the Thomas Bowers
Mrs Thomas Bowers took Karen
j Bowers, Mrs. Bob Whetant and
Mrs Edgar Dean Danielson to
Wayne Saturday where they
! registered for summer session at
Wayne State Teachers College.
Twit a Pearson visited Karen
Bower Friday afternoon.
Weekend guests and callers at
the Fred Kraft home were Mr
and Mrs. Alvin Rhodman and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rhodman
and family. Mr. and Mrs. Kermit
Rhodman, Marilyn and Norman,
all of Sioux City. Mr. and Mrs
Lyle Krudsen of Gregory, Mr. and
Mrs George Farle , : Winner. Mr
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409 (Evenings) 1*. (). Box 5«H
Mail Inquires Invited
ami Mrs Deed Van Mrnden of
Waterburg, Mr ami Mrs Bob Carr
and family of Alliance, Mr. and
Mrs (Parley Carr and Jim, O’
Neill, Mr and Mrs Johnny Car
ami family d Spencer, Mr. and
Mrs John Wright of Butte, William
Hiserote of Butte, Mr ami Mrs
Elmer Krafl and Dorothy of Ne
ligh, Mr and Mrs William
Kraft of Yankton, S D, Mr and
Mrs Floyd Kraft of Lytton. Ia..
Mr ami Mrs Carl Colfack and
family of O’Neill, Mr and Mrs
Leonard Bohnet of Naper, Mr and
Mrs Wi'liam Wesley of Haskins,
Mr and Mrs Ira Edward and
Betty of Omaha and Mrs Jake
Farscih of Lander. Wvo
L. A Kraft of Cheyenne, Wy;>.
Ralph Allen of Lincoln, Ethel Par
shali of Atkinson, 1 larlene and Ros
ella Hiserote of Butte enjoyed a
picnic at the Bristow park Monday.
Sunday night callers at Fred
Krafts were Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Classen ami family of Lake Jack
son. Texas ami Mr. ami Mrs Jake
Classen of Spencer.
I The Bristow Lions club held a
1 pot luck supper Saturday evening
as a farewell party for Pastor
and Mrs. Benard Nelson ami Lo
well and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
i Raush.
Mr. and Mrs. H E Whitehead
and daughter of Hot Springs, S D ,
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and Mrs Howard Fuller and David
of Arvada. Wyo., arrived in Bris
tow last Saturday for a couple of
day's visit at die home of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs Roy Shut
tuck.
Sunday they all drove to Hone
steel, to the cemetery where Mrs.
Shattuck's oldest son is buried
Monday afternoon the Whiteheads
and Fullers returned to their homes
in Hot Springs ami Arvada.
BRIKIXHt HOMEMAKERS CU B
The Bristow Homemakers met at
the home of Mrs. Olga Johnson
May 24 Ten members were pre
sent Mrs Bill Loukota conducted
die meeting. A tour which will
be held June 13 was discussed
The club pic me will be June 12
at the Bristow Park. Mrs Chore
gave the lesson on music Many
songs were sung
The next meeting will he widi
Mrs, Melvin Johnson's June 23.
Mrs. Olga Johnson served lunch.
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