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Dear Sir:
In March three boys were ar
rested and fined for having two
bottles of beer. Their names ap
peared in both papers and were
put on the air for two days as pos
sessing alcoholic beverages. Their
parents hated the unfavorable
publicity but felt, at the time, that
ii it taught the boys respect fur
the law and stopped minors from
drinking it was worth it.
However, since then officers in
a St. Patrick’s night raid, found
almost a dozen minors’ cars to
contain beer, they have had their
“keg party” where participants
were both trespassing and disturb
ing the peace, several boys were
caught destroying school property
and private farm property and last
week two adults and a minor were
arrested by a local officer for
procuring and possessing beer, yet
not one of these names were ever
publicized.
Perhaps some fine point of the
law makes it necessary to arrest
some and not others, but I think
if these otherwise law-abiding
boys are to be taught respect and
not resentment for the law, all
should be treated the same.
Sincerely,
A Reader
Starlight Extension
Club Plans Picnic
The Starlight Extension club met
June 20 at the home of Mrs. Car!
Schen/ 'l with seven members pre
sent. Guests were Mrs. Fid Ritts,
Mrs Frank Eppenbach, Miss Judy
Masterson and Mrs. Delbert Hilke
meier.
Mrs. Charles Beilin presided at
the business meeting. Mrs. Frank
MoKenny distributed pamphlets on
“Home He alth and Flmergencies.”
A fnmily picnic is planned for July
17 at the home of Mrs. Charles
Beilin There will be a special
meeting on June 27 on "Recovering
Lamp Shades.”
Birthdays Celebrated
A birthday party was held June
16 for Donna Ennen. Thirteen girls
helped her celebrate her twelfth
birthday. Games were played. They
roasted wieners and marshmal
lows to eat with their cake and ice
cream.
Marianne Ennen was three years
old the day before. She had several
children there to help her cele
brate her birthday. The girls are
the daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Ennen.
Page Methodists
Welcome Minister
A pantry shower was given Tues
day evening at the Fellowship hall
of the Page Methodist church in j
honor of the newly appointed
minister, Rev. Robert Linder, his
wife and their 14 year old son Dick.
The program began with group
singing led by Mrs. Merwyn
French, jr. A panel of third to
sixth grade pupils answered ques
tions identifying people with their
occupations. Rev. and Mrs. Linder
and son were the first to be identi
fied.
Dale Stauffer, lay leader, gave
the welcome and the response was
given by Rev. Linder. Mr. Stauffer
also made the presentation of the
gifts.
Mrs. Ivan Heiss and Mrs. Frank
Beeleart were in charge of the
reception. Mrs Dale Stauffer and
Mrs. Merwyn French, jr., were the
entertainment committee Mrs.
Kenneth Heiss and Mrs. Marvin
Stauffer served on the lunch com
mittee.
Altar bociety
Installs Officers
New officers and chairmen of
St Patrick's Altar Society were
Installed Thursday at St. Mary's
gym.
Mrs. James Gallagher is the
new president. Other officers are
Hilda Gallagher, vice president;
Mrs. Joe Dufek, secretary and
Mrs. Ben Bazelman. treasurer ,
Chairmen are Mrs. Charles Ma
hony, Mrs. John Schmidt, Mrs. Al
Hamik, Mrs. Francis Belzer, Mrs.
William Jansen, Mrs. George
Winkler, Mrs. Robert Moore, Mrs.
Albert Tooker, Mrs. Bob Roberts,
Mrs. Robert Timmerman. Mrs
A. Buxton and Mrs L. A. Becker.
Each chairman read the names of
ladies belonging to her guild.
Msgr. Timothy O’Sullivan spoke
briefly to the group of 120 ladies.
St. Agnes guild was in charge of
the meeting with Mrs. John Kersen
brock, chairman. St. Catherine’s
guild will entertain July 21 with
Mrs. Charles Mahony as chairman.
Annual Picnic Held
The Catholic Daughters held their
annual picnic Tuesday evening at
the Knights of Columbus hall. Pitch
was played for entertainment. Mrs.
John Turner won high, Mrs. Joe
W’inkler was second high and Mrs.
Mary Dusatko won the door prize.
District Officers
Conduct Sessions
An oficers’ training school was
conducted at Page Monday after
noon by W9CS district officers,
Mrs. C. E. Spence and Mrs. Charles
Gates of Atkinson assisted by Mrs.
Edgar Stauffer of Page. Clear
water officers also attended.
Previous training schools were
conducted at Bristow on Monday,
June 1J, at Ewing on Wednesday,
lune 15 and at Springview on Fri
day, June 17 with Mrs. Woodrow
Elliot of Ewing, Mrs. Charles
Gates anti Mrs. C. E. Spence of
Atkinson and Mrs. Robert Embree
of O’Neill in charge.
A meeting will be held at Cham
bers Friday, June 24.
Rebekahs Meet Friday
Members of the Eden Rebekah
lodge entertained the members of
the I OOF lodge at a pot luck sup
per Friday evening at the lodge
hall in honor of Father’s Day.
The ladies held their regular meet
ing following the supper.
Doris Ann Goodman
David C. Moses
Wed In Fairfax
Doris Ann Goodman, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Giwdman
of Herrick, S. D. and David C. Mo
ses, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Moses of Stuart, Nebr. were un
ited in marriage by Rev. Saylor
m Monday, June 13 at 6:00 p. m.
at Fairfax, S. D.
The bride given in marriage by j
her father, wore a blue lace dress
with white accessories. She wore
a corsage of blue and white car
nations.
Brides maid was Kay Putnam
who wore a yellow formal and
matching hat. Her corsage was |
of yellow mums and carnations.
Best man was Marvin Butler.
A reception was held at 8 p. m.
at the Brides home for relatives.
The young couple will make their
home at Stuart, Nebr.
WAIST WHITTLF.RS CLUB
The members of the Waist Whit
tier’s club met Friday at the home
of Mrs. Mary Anderson. A six week
period of weight loss was conclud
ed June 10 with Mrs. Anderson
showing the greatest weight loss.
Mrs. Anderson weighed in 9 lbs.
lighter than at the beginning otf the
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contest period and was awarded'
a cash prize of $11.
The club was organized August
8 last year The new week contest
period will include a first and a I
second prize.
There will be no June 24 meet
ing but they will resume their
each Friday schedule on July 1.
Anyone interested in visiting the
club and becoming a member if
they are interested will be very
welcome.
Milton A. Andrus
Services Held
At Atkinson
ATKINSON—Funeral services for
Milton Arthur Andrus were con
ducted Friday. June 17 at the First
United Presbyterian church at 2
p.m. Rev. John S. Hart of O'Neill
officiated. Burial was in Woodlawn
cemetery.
Pallbearers were J. I. Henning.
D. R. Davis, Dwight Kenny, E. C.
McKay, Leonard Jungman and
Franklin Hickman.
The honorary pallbearers were
A. G. Miller, L. E. McDowell, L.
V. Humphrey and E. V. Hickok.
Milton Arthur Andrus, son of
Arthur W. and Ruth Overton And
rus was bom October 19, 1914 at
Atkinson. He died June 14 at his
home southeast of town after a
few days illness. He has spent his
entire life in the Atkinson com
munity.
On June 30, 1934 he was united in
marriage with Miss Irma D. But
terfield. They became the parents
of two children. A son, Ronnie Dean
preceded his father in death on
November 15, 1941.
Mr. Andrus was mail carrier on
star route 3 for about 20 years and
was an active member of the
National Star Route Mail Carriers
Association.
Survivors include: Wife, Irma—
daughter Mrs. Dean (Sharon*
Prewitt; two grandchildren Lori
Ruth and Jerry Dean Prewitt; par
ents Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Andrus.
Funeral Rites
Conducted For
E. E. Stevens
Funeral services were held Satur
day at Biglin’s Chapel for E. E
Stevens, 67, of Page. Rev Lisle
Mewmaw, pastor of the Methodist
church at Neligh, officiated at the
2 p. m, service.
Burial was made in Prospect
Hill cemetery. Graveside military
rites were conducted by Page
American Legion Post.
Pall bearers were William Schei
nost, William Sorensen, Alvin
Heese, Ben Komock, Dale Mat
schullat and Roy Hansen.
Honorary pall bearers were Bryan
Stevens, Earl Leist, Ralph Pril’
and Vemie Hunter.
Edgar Ezra (Bill), son of the
late George H. and Florence Ste
vens was born at Osceola, May 22
1893 and died at the Veterans
hospital at Grand Island followinf
a lingering illness of several
month’s duration.
He was united in marriage to
Miss Ethel Cunningham of Middle
branch June 30, 1920.
He was a World 1 veteran and
an active member of the Page
Legion.
Survivors include two brothers
Herbert J. at Page and Leslie G
of Oakland; four sisters: Mrs. Eva
Cunningham of Page; Mrs. Mar
vin (Essie) Ames of Eugene, Ore.;
Mrs. LeRoy (Laura) Cunningham
and Miss Effie Stevens, both of
O’Neill. j
He was preceded in death by his
wife and two brothers, Fred and
Stanley Stevens.
He came to Holt County when
a small boy and mast of his life
was spent in the O’Neill and Page
communities. About 15 years agr
he was retired because of a heart
ailment.
Area Students
Receive Degrees
The University of Nebraska Col
lege of Medicine School of Nursing
Commencement exercises were
hold at 2:30 Saturday afternoon,
June 11 at the Omaha Civic Audi
torium Music Hall.
Those from this part of Nebras
ka receiving degrees are: Edwin
Warren Sandall, M. D„ son of Mr.
tnd Mrs. Archie Sandall of Bassett;
Shirley Ann Claassen, M.D., and
B. S.M., daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Claassen, Spencer and
Cathleen M. Corkle, C.M.T. (certi
ficate in Medical Technology),
laughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
C. Corkle, Tilden.
Chambers News
By Mrs. E. R. Carpenter
chambers NLW G
The WSCS met Thursday at the
Methodist church with 28 members
inswering roll call. There were
,’isitors. The lesson, “Set Apart for
Me”, was presented by Mrs. Ar
hur Tangeman and the worship
jy Mrs. LaVerne Hoerle, with Mrs
lohn Honeywell. Mrs. Eugene Hal
iey and Mrs. John Wintermote.
The business session was conduct
id by Mrs. Guais Wintermote. She
presented Mrs. T. E. Newhouse
ind Mrs. Darrell Gillette with a
Jorssge.
The president read a letter from
he district p-esident concerning
officers training which will include I
everal other societies.
Roll i -wing the business session
i birthday tea was held honoring
ill those having birthdays in April,
Jay and June. There were 17 in
his group.
Participating in the Program were
J's. Darrell Ollette, Mrs E. H.
Jedcalf and Judy Beed.
About 2) guests enjoyed a Fa
ber's Day picnic supper at the
[. W. Hubbard home.
Mrs. Charles Spath of Omaha;
isited friends in Chambers the
rst of the week.
Wallace Mitchell of Wichita, Kan |
isited his brother-in-law and sis
?r, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tracy and
unily, 1
Boyd County Bureau
Plans Ladies Tea
Ladies of the Boyd county Farm
Bureau will entertain at a tea
Thursday, June 30, at the Spencer
hall at 2 p.m. All women of the
county and surrounding area are
invited to attend.
Mrs. Dale Stubblefield, state wo
mens chairman will present a re
view of "The Naked Communist.”!
by Cleon Skousen, a former FBI
agent.
Mrs. Jay Howell, Boyd county
committee woman will be in
charge of the program.
Attends Meeting
Elmer Juracek. O'Neill, state
vice president of the Soil and Wa
ter Conservation district accom-)
panied Demsey Me Neil of Hold
redge, state president, Warren
Fairchild of Lincoln, executive,
secretary and Emmett Lee, Spald
ing, a director to Sheridan, Wyo
*here they attended the six state
area meet last week.
Th 1961 meeting will be held at
Ft. Robinson, Nebraska.
O'Neill Locals
Mr. and Mrs. John Bowen of
Lynch are visiting here also.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Wara
of Whittier, Calif., are visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Bowen.
Rev. Robert L. Embree, district
superintendent ntf the north-east
district was guest speaker at the
Pender Methodist church Sunday
when they observed their Dia
mond Jubilee.
Mrs, Cecelia Liewer returned to’
Butte Sunday after a visit oi sev
eral week's duration In the home
of her son-irvkrw and daughter,
Mr and Mrs Duane Gray.
Mr and Mrs. Bob DeWitt of |
Colorado Springs, Colo, visited
Wednesday and Thursday with
Mr. and Mrs John DeWitt and
family. On Thursday Mrs DeWitts
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lan
gan of Columbus and Mrs. May me
Grady of Denver arrived for a
visit. They returned home on Sat
urday
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Moore return
ed Saturday from a four day trip
to Omaha. They were guests of
Mrs. H. G Mangan
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sanders and
Tina were Wednesday supper guests i
of Mrs. Joe Peters of Inman
Mrs. Bob Wilson and children j
of Big Springs. Tex and Miss Lor
enn Schllt* of Omaha arrived Tues
day to visit their sister, Mrs, Ray
Conway and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Lon
don anti son. Ronnie of Wichita
Falls, Tex. are visiting at the home
of his parents, Mr and Mrs. Mike
London and will visit relatives in
Spalding and Colome, S. D.
Major and Mrs. Lloyd F. Haug
and sons, David and Danny of Ar
lington. Va. expect to arrive this
week for a two week's vacation
with Mrs. Haug’s mother. Mrs I
Victor Halva. The Haugs are now
in Denver visiting relatives.
William O'Conner was guest r>?
honor Sunday at the home of his
daughter Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1
Peregoy at Atkinson. On Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs O'Conner ert< rfp>" A
at a birthday dinner for their
granddaughter, Susan Van Fleet’s j
second birthday. Present were Mr. i
and Mrs. Bud Van Fleet and fam
ily and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Per
egoy of Atkinson.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Fox and
& via of Ida Grove, la. arrived
Jane 11 to visit with their par-j
ents. Mr. ami Mrs Joe Sobotka
and Mr ami Mrs. Bob Fox.
Mrs Joe Sobotka ami Mr*. eml j
Mrs. Richard Fox and sons visit
ed the Llovd Simmon* and the
Carl Grothan families at Hasting !
Saturday. .
T Sgt John J. London, who was i
stationed at Saskatoon Mt. Air
Station at Beaverlodge, Alberta,
Canada has spent a months leave
visiting his parents, Mr ami Mrs
Mike London and other relatives
He left Wednesday for the Chand
ler AF station. Minnesota where
he will be stationed for the next
year.
Sister M Quentin and Sister M.
Hortense, both of Atchison, Kan.
came Saturday to visit their mo
ther, Mrs Bertha Conway and ot- I
her relatives. <
Recent guests in the W'illiam O’-1
Connor home were Mr. and Mrs ,
Louis Mulford of Bonestoel. S D
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Schmitz
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Lew
is Pierson and family attended the
Schmitz reunion held at the Joe I
Schmitz home at Bonesteel, S D.,
Sunday Sixty-nine were present, j
The occasion was also Grandpa
Schmitz’s eighty-second birthday I
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A’E WISH TO THANK those who
;ent cards, letters and gills and
vho visited our brother, E. E
iBill) Stevens while he was a
latient at the Veterans hospital at
jrand Island.
iVe also wish to thank each ami
‘very one for their floral gifts and
or each deed of kindness extend
ed to us during his illness and bur
al.
The Stevens Brothers ami Sisters
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MY HEARTFELT THANKS U
friends and relatives for then
prayers, flowers, gifts, letters am
cards while I was at St Anthony ;
hospital. A special thank you u
Father Kueera, the Sisters. Dr
Wilson, Dr? Water* and the h>«
pttal staff for their wonderful eaie
May God bless yimi.
Mrs. Clyde Streeter 9r
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