East O'Neill
Wins Two
Over Weekend
Hast O'Neill’s Little Leagut
team won two in the Klkhorn Val
l< y conference during the past week
on 3 and 5 hit pitching by G<»del and
Cradit.
In the first game. O'Neill downed
Atkinson 6-5. Godf*I, the* winning
pitcher, smashed a homer and
Knigmnn of O'Neill hit two triples
and a double.
Stuart was the second victim o!
the O'Neill team, 11-8. Murphy was
the losing pitcher in the extra in
ning game.
West O'Neil] continued their
winning ways over the week with
a 4-2 decision over second place
Lynch. Troshynski pitched a 3 hit
ter in the victory, hut Murphy,
Lynch's pitcher, also gave up only
3 hits. A Lynch error cost (hem the
game.
Klkhorn League Standings:
W. O'Neill ... 9 0 —
Lynch 7 2 2
E O'Neill _. 6 2 24
Atkinson 4 4 44
Page-....__3 4 ft
Ewing 2 6 64
Orchard 4 5 7
Emmet ] 5 7
Stuart 16 74
Braves Hold Lead
On Strong Hitting
In O’Neill little* league play the
Cards beat the Phils 1411. Cradit
was the winner, Sivesend was the
loser.
League Standings:
Braves 20
Indians 111
Cards _ __2 2 1
Phils 1 3 2
League leading hitters
Johnson, Braves 615
Booth, Braves 562
Ti oshynski, Indians 548
II Riley, Braves _ 515
Sindelar, Braves _ 476
Cradit, Cards 458
Yantzi, Phils 391
Krugman, Phils __391
Kelly, Braves .... 388
Spittler, Braves . .... 367
Verdigre News
By Vac Hands
Three Verdigre business men,
Walter Dobrlchovsky, Joe J. Ja
cot, Tony Chocholousek and Lyle
Hansen of Omaha left June 12
on a 875 mile iishing trip to Wabi
goon, Canada, with headquarters
at Musky Bay Lodge at Musky Bay,
Can. Tne group found excellent
fistimg and are anxious to make
a return trip. Walter Dobrichovsky
photographed the incidents of in
terest on the trip.
LEGION AUXILIARY
Members of the Verdigre Amer
ican Legion auxiliary held their
postponed meeting June lb at the
Adolph Kotrous building with Mrs.
Darlene Marshall presiding chair
man and Mrs. John Prokop re
cording secretary.
Officers were elected as follows.
Mrs. John Kounovsky, president;
Mrs. Mae Schreier, vice-president;
Mrs. Frank Herout, secretary;
Mrs. Adolph Kotrous, treasurer;
Mrs. Edwin Pavlik, historian;
Mrs. John Kounovsky, sr., chap
lain, and Mrs. Anastasia Mlady,
sergeant-at-arms.
BIB1F1 SCHOOL TO OPEN
Members of the Verdigre Meth
odist Community church will be
in charge of the arrangements for
the annual vacation Bible school
which will open June 27 and will
be in progress through Thursday,
June 30. The school will be con
cluded with a picnic Friday at
the Verdiere citv oark.
The theme of the Bible school
will be “Teaching's of Jesus”.
Classes will be held for begin
ners, intermediate and junior
grades. Sessions will begin at nine
a.m. and close at 3:15 p. m.
SCOUTS CAMP OUT
Scoutmaster Joe F. Farnik and
Boy Scouts troop 271 held a 24 hour
camp-out at the R. A. Anderson
farm on the banks of the Elkhorn
River. The scouts enjoyed fish
ing, swimming, camping and cook
ing. Bruce Wilton furnished trans
portation.
Troop 271 has a 24 or 36 hour
camp-out once each month during
this spring, summer and fall
months.
Scouts attending were Ronnie
Walton, Johnnie Marshall, Tommy
Mastalin, Quentin Hospedla, Mike
Sandos, Jerry Kotrous and J. Ko
trous.
Melvin Thompson left Sunday,
June 19 for Ft. Riley, Kan where
he will attend National Guard
camp for two weeks.
Thompson received his discharge
last September after two years of
service in the army.
RECEIVES CERTIFICATE
Red D. Ward, vocational agricul
ture instructor in the Verdigre high
school received a certificate of
merit from the Thor Research
Center for Better Farm Living.
The certificate was granted on the
following basis; for outstanding
service to agriculture in the field
of education of farm youth in mod
ern methods, machines and ideas
that promote better farm living.
The certificate was signed by Neil
C. Hurley, jr., founder and pres
ident of the Thor Research Center
Emmet News
By Mrs. Kloppenberg
Mr and Mrs Dick Dark and
daughter, Kathleen visited Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Brainard on Friday.
Weekend guests at the home of
their parents, Mr. and Paul
Menkens, Lynn and *^ruce. were
Jimmy and Jerry, bo® employed ■'
Fort Pierre, S D., and daughter,
Connie of L'ncoln. Also visiting
was Dean Fricke of Lincoln.
Miss Patsy Newton of O Neill
was a truest of Janet and Judy
Newton from Tuesday until Thun
day last week.
Mrs, Joe Winkler and Mr. an
Mrs Ed Winkler and Mary Alic
visited relatives in Lincoln ove
the weekend. They visited Mr. an
Mrs. Frank Wetwr and Doug an
Mr and Mrs. Paul Masek an
family.
» Mr and Mrs. Jim Puckett an
daughter celebrated Father's Da;
t y having a picnic dinner for bod
their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Sewel
Johnson and Mr, and Mrs. Waite
Puckett.
Sunday afternoon Mrs. Bessi
Burge, Harold and June visitee
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Burge and Mr
and Mrs. Clayton Burge families o
Amelia.
Mr. and Mrs Wayne Fox wen
I Wednesday and Thursday nigh
, guests of her mother, Mrs. Stelli
: Kendall of Hastings,
Mrs. Walter Sidak of Ding Pine
| came Thursday to spend a few
1 days with her son and family, Mr
and Mrs. Louis Sidak. Her husband
; Walter, went to a TV convention ai
Las Vegas, Nev.
Mike Schaaf of Omaha spent the
| weekend with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Schaaf and family
| Maureen Schaaf, his sister came
with him after spending sometime
visiting in Omaha.
Jim Comer of Houston, Tex., and
"Little Bill" Wilson of Erving,
I Tex., came on Saturday to spend a
j few days visiting Mr. and Mrs
| Paul Menkens and family ,and other
) irienas.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Bessie
| Burge and June visited Mrs. Lula
I Quig of O’Neill.
Mr and Mrs. Louis Sidak visited
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Brockman on
j Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Winkler re
cently attended the graduation
exercises of a relative, Jacqueline
Janousek, at the University of Ne
braska.
WSCS met with Mary Beckwith on
Thursday. Mrs. Henry Kloppenlxirg
had the lesson. Mrs. Johnson. Mrs.
Elmer Alder, and Mrs. Kenny
Ruggles were guests. Next meeting
will be at the home of Mrs. Agnes
Gaffney.
Mrs. Elmer Schaaf and the girls
from the Emmet ELkhorn Valley
4-H club attended a style show
at Atkinson on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Lewis and Mrs. Joe
Winkler visited Mrs. Clara Jennings
at the Stuart Rest Haven one day
last week.
Mary Alice Winkler was an over
night guest of Marian Dusatko on
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hoke and fami
ly of Wapello, la., were Monday
overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert H. Fox. On Tuesday they
visited at the Paul Newton home in
Emmet and the William Kramer
home in O'Neill. Mrs. Hoke is the
former LaDene Merryman and a
niece of the Robert Foxes.
Mrs. Georgie McGinnis attended
the O'Connell - Laible wedding in
Atkinson on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Winkler and
Mrs. G. D. Jiuiztng visited Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Winkler on Friday
evening. Mrs. Janzing recently re
turned from spending the winter in
California.
On Friday evening Mrs. Joe
Ziska called on Mrs. Agnes Gaffney
while her husband attended the
township meeting.
Marian Dusatko was a Thursday
overnight guest of Mary Alice
Winkler.
Mrs. Georgie McGinnis attended
the Flower Garden Workshop in
Stuart on Monday afternoon.
On Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Cole went to Omaha. They were
overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John Baker. They visited his mot
her, Mrs. Guy Cole, who is in the
Clarkson hospital.
Mrs. Henry Kloppenborg and
Mrs. Anges Gaffney visited Mrs.
Clara Jennings at the rest home
in Stuart on Friday morning.
EMMET—Attending a family re
union held S .inday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. William Klinetobe
were: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kline
tobe of Carroll. Ia.; Mrs. Lysle
Johnson, Linda, Dennis and vraig
of Verdel; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Col
fax, Ralph jr., Dan, Janelle, Sher
ry and David of Albion; Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Klinetobe of Wayne;
Mr. and Mrs, Paul Menkens, Lynn
and Bruce and sons, Jim and Jer
ry, who are working at Ft. Pierre,
S. D and their daughter, Connie
of Lincoln and Dean Fricke of
Minneapolis, Minn.
Mr. and Mrs Dean Klinetobe.
Kathy, Beverly, Loren, and Mary
Lou of Clearwater; Mr. and Mrs.
Lonnie Klinetobe and Regina of Ne
ligh; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Comer of
Houston, Tex.; “Little BUI” Wilson
of Irving, Tex.; Mrs Max Bahr,
Elaine, Cindy and Kenny of Fre
mont and Mr and Mrs. John Kline
tobe of Neligh; John and William
are brothers.
The afternoon was spent visit
ing and Mr. Comer showed movies
of their home in Houston, the oc
ean and pictures taken at former
reunions.
Three of the Klinetobe children
were unable to be present. They
were Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kline
tobe and family of San Diego,
Calif., Mr. and Mrs. WUliam Kline
tobe jr., and family of Madison,
S D. and Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Klinetobe and family of Omaha
Lynch News
Marlene Streit was a Saturday
overnight guest of Margene Weed
er.
Glena Courtney, X-Ray student
at St. Joseph’s hospital in Om
aha, returned to work Sunday af
ter spending two weeks with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Courtney.
Mrs. Larry Davis and farmly.
Mrs. Roy Lowery, Mr. and Mrs
Dick Hull and Dawn, Mr. and Mrs
Pete Mulhair, Mrs. Glen Hull and
Jerry, Mrs. Neil Bjornsen and fam
ily all had a picnic dinner at the
Bill Spencer home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hasen
pflug returned to their home in
California Tuesday Garry Hasen
pflug who is in the Navy in Calif,
returned with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Spencer were
Sioux City business callers Thurs
day.
Mrs. Hannah Streit was taker
back' tt> Sacred Heart hospital this
past week.
Lawrence Wickersham. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wickersham
went to Omaha to be inducted into
the Army but due to a leg injurj
- ai.er ha physical he was rejec
ed until a later date.
1 Mr and Mrs, Erie Nielson lei
ff Tuesday (or Denmark and otln
r countries They will return a boo
1 the middle of September.
1 Many (rum tha area attendee
1 the rodeo ui O’Neill Sunday.
Vicky Sieler was a Thursday ov
1 ernight guest of Susan and Juli
f Sieler.
* Mr and Mrs, Marvin Sc him lie
I and girls from Missoula, Mont, an
■jneie visitmg friends and relatives
Connie and Betty Davis Iron
■ Flint, Mich., and Diana Spence.
' were Friday overnight guests u
; the Fete Mulhair home.
Dick Courtney is staying at th<
Charlie Courtney home whUe h<
is working for Hull’s construction
Mrs Glen Rihanek called oi
Mrs. Bill Spencer Saturday.
Veldeen Pinkerman was i
Wednesday overnight guest of Mari
Ellen Schindler in the Alberl
i j.’hindler home.
Methodist Ladies Aid met Thurs
day afternoon in the church base
tnent with eight members present
Mrs. Dayton Sieler was hostess.
Redbird News
By Veldeen Pinkerman
Mr. and Mrs. Will Kegel's and
Mr. and Mrs. John Krogh returned
to their home in Fairbuilt, Minn
after spending a few days here
with friends and relatives.
Veldeen Pinkerman was a Mon
day overnight guest in the Reggie
Pinkerman home. She returned
home Tuesday bringing Marty and
Weslie home with her. They re
turned home with their parents on
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McDonald
and Mr. and Mrs. George Calkins
were O’Neill shoppers Thursday.
Reggie Pinkerman, Larry Hal
stead, Monty and Claude Pickering
and Pete Mulhair shelled corn at
the Veldun Pinkerman home
Wednesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Gale Witherwax ar
rived at the Ray Witherwax home
Wednesday and visited in the Ce
cil Witherwax home.
Mr. and Mrs. Veldun Pinkerman
were O’Neill shoppers on Thurs
day.
Many from this area attended the
wedding dance of Mr. and Mrs.
Harlan Heiser Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Fay Pinkerman and Mrs.
Guy Hull called at the Ray Wilson
home Thursday.
Marty and Weslie Pinkerman
spent the weekend in the Eddie
Krugman home.
Gay Pinkerman, Danny and Del
mar, Bruce Schollmeyer, Ray Wil
son and R. Pinkerman vaccinat
ed cattle for Veldun Pinkerman on
Sunday.
Ruth Osborn accompanied Vel
deen Pinkerman to the rodeo in O'
Neill on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Krugman,
Weslie and Marty Pinkerman were
Sunday overnight guests in the
Guy Pinkerman home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Calkins
attended the O’Neill rodeo on Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hull called at
the Fey Pinkerman home Sun
day morning.
AT THE
COURTHOUSE
State vs. John Kovatch, driver for
Surplus Tractor Parts, Corp., Far
go, N. D., no trip permit, fined $10
and $4 costs; officer—Donald F.
Richardson, June 16.
State vs. Thomas Price, driver
for Robert TV >r runs, Texarkana,
Tex., no reciprocity, fined $20 and
$4 costs; officer—Clifford L. Kiz
zire, June 16.
State vs. Doyie M. Frocken, At
kinson, night speeding, fined $10
and $4 costs; officer—R. L. Gude,
June 16.
State vs. Morris Warren Biddle,
driver for the Dubuque Packing
Co., Dubuque, la., overweight,
fined $50 and $4 costs; officer—
Donald F. Richardson, June IT.
State vs. Earl Dean Allan, driv
er for Armour and Co., Omaha,
overweight, fined $90 and $4 costs
—Donald F. Richardson, June 20.
State vs. Charles H. Rother, driv
er for Fred Meier, Grand Island,
1. overload on axle. 2. overweight
on capacity plate, fined 1. $200
2. $10 and $4 costs; officer—Donald
F. Richardson, June 20.
State vs. Anthony Joseph Brouil
lette, iMerrill, la., night speeding,
fined $15 and $4 costs; officer—
R. L. Gude, June 20.
State vs. W’alter F. Ries, Wood
Lake, improper license, fined $10
and $1 costs; officer—Clifford L.
Kizzire, June 20.
State vs. Vincel Rau Allee, Van
dalia, Mo., night speeding, fined
$25 and $4 costs; officer—Donald J.
Fiala, June 20.
State vs. Leo Arthur Davis,
Sandy, Utah, night speeding, fined
$25 and $4 costs; officer—Donald
J. Fiala, June 20.
State vs. Raymond Adolph Krue
ger, driver for Giftline Inc., Ra
cine, Wis., no reciprocity, fined
$10 and $4 costs; officer—Clifford
L. Kizzire, June 20.
State vs Charles LeRoy Hayes
Ewing, no drivers license, fined
$5 and $5 costs; officer—R. L.
Gude, June 22.
State vs. Howard Albert Aten,
Ashland, Ohio, no trip permit,
fined $10 and $4 costs; officer—
Clifford L. Kizzire, June 22.
State vs. John Gilbert Clark, Ed
ison, Ohio, no trip permit, fined
$10 and $4 costs; officer—Clifford
L. Kizzire, June 22
State vs. Harmon M. Grunke, O’
Neill, procuring alcoholic liquor
for a minor, fined $50. and $4
costs; officer—Reed Nelson, state
liquor inspector, June 3.
State vs. Mary Grunke, O’Neill
drinking on a highway, fined $10
and $4 costs; officer—Reed Nel
son, state liquor inspector, June 3.
State vs. Lillian M Fleming, O’
Neill, possession of alcoholic liquor
by a minor, fined $25. and $.'. costs;
officer—Reed Nelson, state liquor
inspector, June 3.
MARRIAGE LICENSE—
Marvin Eugene Hawk, 19, Ewing
and Barbara Gayl Snyder, 17, O’
Neill, June 16.
Darrel LaVem Schol'meyer, 21
°age and Margaret Corinne Rakes,
16, Page, June 17.
1 Robert Junior Wheeler, 19. Spen
cer and LaVeena Rae Strong, 17,
t O’Neill, June 22
r Leon aril Lawrence Laible, 26.
t Stuart and Minnie Madalene O'Cun
nel. 25. Atkinson, June 16
i James George Vetter, jr., 26.
Omaha ami Mary Ellen Froehch,
22, O'Neill. June 22.
i --
DISTRICT COURT
• Charles Langston was sentenced
> to from 2-3 years in the men's re
. formatory for hog stealing,
i Ramni Bros, et al, Andrew Goc- i
• bel et al ami Ivo Shald et al filed
i a petition in error against Holt
county concerning the assesments
> of cattle Attorneys for the plain
i tiffs are J D. Cronin and Ed Han- j
mm.
i
Page News
By Sirs. Ben Asher
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson and
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Johnson at
tended the wedding of Miss Karen
Miller and Arden Uhlir at Ven
I us Sunday evening.
CHAT AND SEW CLl'B
Mrs. Bill Rudloff wits Wednes
! day ’s hostess to the members of
the Chat and Sew club. Mrs. James
Rudlotf was elected president and
Mrs Walter Johnson, news report
er for the coming year. The lad
ies aid embroidery work for their
(hostess.
BID OK BYE CLUB
Mrs Jerry Lamason was hos
tess Monday evening to the mem
bers of the Bid or Bye bridge club
for the pay-off party when the six
low scorers entertained the group
in honor of the six high scoring
ladies.
Mrs. Melvin Roach held high ■
score for the evening play and
Mrs. Jerry Asher second high, j
Mrs. Roach will be the July 13th
hostess. Mrs. Dan Troshynski asked
to be excused for the summer
months. Bonnie Bernholtz will play
in her place.
BOA CLUB
Mrs. Will Wattermann was the
only absent member of the HOA
club Tuesday afternoon when Mrs. ,
L. F. Knudsen was hostess. The .
ladies were busy with their own ‘
fancy work. Mrs. Homer Ruther- ‘
ford will be the July 5 hostess. .
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Juracek ,
and Lynn LeRoy, Vernona, Lyle
and Vida Frerichs were Sunday ,
evening guests in the home of <
Mr. Juracek’s parents, Mr. and j
Mrs. Leonard Juracek in honor of ;
Father's Day. The Frerich child- (
ren are staying with their bro
ther-in-law and sister, the Archie ,
Juraceks while their mother, Mrs. <
Elsie Frerichs is attending a scho- j
ol of instruction at Lincoln for ,
those who cook in the schools.
1 c
. i
Kathy Reynoldson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Reynoldson,
received the trophy this week
which she won at the district
Lion’s Club talent eon test at
Hassett in April. Kathy captured
the first place in the intermel
ute division at the local contest
and later at the district contest
with a piano selection “Andante"
by Mendelssohn. She also par
ticipated in the state contest at
Sidney In May.
Inman News
By Mrs. James McMahan
The Inman Workers Project club
met at the country home of Mrs.
Leo Harte on Wednesday afternoon
with 13 members present. Mrs.
Albert Reynolds gave out mater
ials previously ordered for last
lessons and Mrs. Clifford Sobotka i
entertained the group with slide I
pictures Mrs. W James Gallagher,
Miss Bea Gallagher and Mrs.
Mayme Harte were guests. Mrs.
Harte served a delicious lunch at
the close. The club will not meet
through July and August.
Mr and Mrs. Wynn Baldwin en
tertained the Young Mothers club
on Saturday evening at their coun
| try home. Cards furnished the
entertainment. Refreshments were
I served.
Mr. and Mrs. James Banks and
son, Roger entertained at dinner
at the annex of the RLDS ohurch on
Sunday in honor of Mrs. Bank’s
father, John Schrunk. Those attend
ing were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Schrunk and family of Atkinson,
Mrs. Gaines Rzeszotarski and Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Rzeszotarski and
daughter of Emmet, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Schrunk and family and Mr.
and Mrs Roland Schrunk and fam
ily of Ewing. Mr. and Mrs. 0. V.
Moore and family of Petersburg
ond Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ries end
daughter of Atkinson. Mr. Schrunk
also received a telephone call from
his daughter, Mrs. Elvin Alton of
p *4'
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McGraw at
tended a bridal shower at Clearwa- ;
er SlinksV on !” h ryrr -f
Miss Glenda Wolfe of Elgin. The
Wolfe’s are former Inman resi-I
4®nta. Glenda will be married next
Sunday. 1
Roger Banks returned Sunda'
from Atkinson where he spent i
week with h;s unde and aunt, Mr
and Mrs. Ralph Schrunk and fam
ily.
Mrs. Leonard Leidy and son
Kent, Mrs Walter Jacox and th<
Misses Dianne and Deborah Jaco:
of Mmturn. Colo, came Mandat
to visit in the home of Mr. ant
Mrs Harry McGraw and other rel
stives and friends here and it
Elgin.
Ralph Shi lies of Ainsworth visit
ed his mother, Mrs. Violet Shole:
on Sunday.
Thursday evening guests of Mr
and Mrs Albert Anthony were Mr
and Mrs Otto Matschullat am
Mr and Mrs. Dale Matschullat anc
family of P ige.
Mr and Mrs Albert Reynolds
and family left Thursday evemn.
for a three week's vacation threugl
the western states.
Jack Lewis of Rapid City, S D
"? Wednesday afternoon visiting
fr ends in Inmim Jack is a for
mer Inman resident and is with
the Air Force stationed at the Rap
id City ai" base.
Several from Inman attended the
wedding Saturday afternoon of Mi-<
Rarbara Snvder and Marvin Hawk
at the Methodist church in Page.
Rirbara is a 1%0 graduate of the
Irman high school
A good crowd attended the first
outdoor band concert of the sea
son on Friday evening. The rain
shortened the program and the
band mothers, who were serving
pie and coffee, took refuge at
Morsbach lockers for the remain
der of the evening.
Mr and Mrs. William Alexander
}f Chicago spent the weekend vis
i- t • i_
1 - * mi . mcAQir
ier’s brother and sister-in-law, Dr.
and Mrs. C. W. Alexander.
Mrs. Robert Stamp and daugh
ter returned to their home in Om
aha Monday after spending sev
?ral days in the home of her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. George Harold
ind family.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mattson and
Mrs. James McMahan spent Sun
lay in Hastings visiting Dr. and
VTrs. Guy Brillhart.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Couch, who
ire mployed at Aurora, spent the
veekend at their home her.
dr and Mrs. William McElvain
>nd son came Saturday from Om
iha and will spend a few weeks
vith Mrs. Coventry’s parents, Mr.
ind Mrs. James Coventry, and Bill
ind with other relatives here and
n O'Neill. In July the Me.Elvains
vill be moving to 9eattle, Wash,
vhere Bill has employment.
Ed and Bill Clark return
d to their home in O’Neill Sun
lay after spending a week vis
ting their grandparents, Mr. and
Jrs. E. E. Clark while their par
nts were vacationing in Minnesota.
Mrs. Elizabeth Morsbach return
’d to Chamberlain, S. D. with her
on-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Jrs. C. C. Hackett on Sunday and
viil visit there for a few weeks.
Mrs. Preston Riley and family
if National City, Calif, are visit
ng in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
raden Kivett and son and in the
iome of Mr. and Mrs. James Gal
agher at O’Neill. Mrs. Riley is
sister of Mrs. Gallagher and
Jr. Kivett.
Guests in the Henry Pruss home
lunday in honor of Father’s Day
nd Mrs. Pruss’ birthday anniver
ary were Mr. and Mrs. Pat Cook
Rev. and Mrs. Robert 1>. Under and 13 year oltl son, Richard, arrived at l’age last Wediicsduy to
make their home in the l’age Methmllst parsonage for the coining year. Kev. Under spoke for the first
time at the Sunday morning worship service at both Inman and l’age.
Rev. Under has a Bachelor of Arts degree fi om the Wesleyan lid versify, class of '.Mi and received
his degree form the Garrett Biblical Institute at Evanston, 111., in l»3». lie lias served Methodist churches
at Ceresco and at Sliopiere, Wise. Rev. Under was ordained June !», HMW at the First Methodist church,
Lincoln by Bishop Ivan Lee Holt. The Linder’s home church Is Trinity Methodist in Grand Island.
The Frontier photo and Ehoraviho
and family of Greeley and Mr. and
Mils. Donald Keyes and family of
Inman.
Mrs. Violet Sholes and Mrs. Hel
en Sholes visited in the Pete Coop
er home at Orchard on Wednesday
of last week.
Gene. Janet and Gilbert Kelley
of Wisner visited their grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Abney and
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Kelley of Page
last week.
Sunday guests for a picnic din
ner at the Lyle Abney home were
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kelley and Mr.
and Mrs. Don Liedkey of Wisner,
and Mrs. and Mrs. Jesse Kelley of
Page. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mellor
of Atkinson joined the group for
1 supper.
Several from Inman attended the
parade Friday evening and the ro
deo over the weekend in O’Neill.
Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Sprague i
and daughter of Newport spent the
weekend visiting in the home of
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Ross and with
relatives in O’Neill.
The Women’s Department of the
RLDS church met Tuesday eve
ning with Mrs. Henry Pruss. A
lesson on “Food and Nutrition"
was given.
Mr and Mrs. Harvey A. Tomp
kins and sons and Mrs. Cora B.
1 Caldwell of Utica left Saturday
morning for San Antonio, Tex.,
where Mr. Tompkins will be
a lay delegate to the juris
dictional conference of the Meth
odist church. They will travel
through Missouri and Arkansas
seeing the Ozark Mountains and
I Hot Springs National Park into
I Louisiana to Galveston, Texas and
1 then over to San Antonio. At the
conference which runs from June
22 to 26 five new Methodist bishops
will be elected. The Tompkins'
family will return to Nebraska
June 26 in time to bring home
their son, Roger who has been oil
the Methodist Mission Tour to the
East Coast.
Leslie Tompkins of Kelso, Wash.,
came Tuesday to visit his brother
and sister-indaw, Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Tompkins and other relatives
and friends. He left on Friday for
Columbus to visit friends.
Mrs. Bill Butterfield spent Tues
day in North Platte attending a
meeting. The group from this area
went by chartered bus and all at
tended a noon luncheon at the
Country Club and a tour of the
city.
Barbara, Gilbert and Kathy
Youngs of Independence, Mo. are
visiting their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Youngs for sever
al days.
Albert Anthony and son, Terry
went to Grand Island Wednesday
evening to meet Mrs. Anthony and
daughter, Gaylene who were re
turning from two weeks in Calif
ornia where they visited relatives.
Miss Cindy Stolier of San Diago,
Calif, returned with them and will
spend the summer in the Anthony
home and with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Matschullat and
other relatives in Page.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anthony and
family and Cindy Stolier spent Sun
day evening in the Otto Matschul
lat home at Page. Cindy remained
for a longer visit.
Mr. and Mrs. William Morsbach
of Clearwater and Mr. and Mrs,
David Morsbach of Inman visited
friends in Chambers Sunday after
noon.
Charles Young of Fairfield spent
j the weekend here with his family.
Bryan anil Cindy Stevens of Nor
folk spent Saturday afternoon in
the home of their uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Butterfield and
family.
| Miss Lorraine Butterfield return
| ed Friday from Norfolk where she
spent a week in the home of her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence Stevens and family.
The Misses Barbara Bninckhorst,
Bernice Column and Mary Mors
bach returned Saturday morning
from two week's vacation through
the Black Hills and Yellowstone
jmrk returning by the way of Den
ver, Colo, where they visited rel
atives and friends.
Perry Dawes of O’Neill was a
.‘upper guest Sunday evening in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. David Mors
bach and Mary.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Sobotka
and family of Danville, 111 , have
been visiting Mr. S >botka’s par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sobotka
and family.
Mrs. Vaden Kivett and Miss
Margaret Pruss, who attend sum
mer school at Wayne, spent the
weekend in their homes here.
Mrs. Helen Sholes of Buhl, Idaho,
visited Rufus and Violet Sholes
Monday evening. Tuesday she went
to Fullerton to visit her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
j Gordon Sholes and son.
Mrs. John Alder entertained 10
| boys and girls Thursday afternoon
in honor of her son Randy’s fourth
birthday. Tee cream and cake was
served at the close of the afternoon.
FIGHTING FARM FIRES
A fire on the farm has always been dread
ed by the Nebraska farmer living in isolation on
the prairies.
Nothing can really compensate a man for
the loss of his home and his possessions-not
even insurance in adequate amounts.
During 1958 farm fires in Nebraska claim
ed the lives of 13 persons, 2 of them children.
They seriously injured 116 others. They de
stroyed farm property worth nearly $2,000,
000.00.
The toll would have been much higher
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hundreds of volunteer firemen and fire-fight
ing trucks owned by Local Fire Protection Dis
tricts all over the state.
The Rural Fire District idea is a simple and
effective one. It provides a fair and low cost
method of making available to farmers modern
fire-fighting trucks and equipment especially
resigned to fight farm fires. It gives farmers the
opportunity to provide adequate fire-fighting
units for the protection of their own property
and the lives of their families.
In the past ten years great strides have
been made in the Rural Fire District movement.
In 1949 the Nebraska Legislature passed a Rural
Fire District law which greatly strengthened and
improved the methods of forming such Dis
tricts. Today, over 300 Rural Fire Districts have
been organized in the State.
Farmers Mutual Insurance Company of Ne
braska is proud to have had a part in this pro
gram. During the past few years, the company
has loaned over $1,275,000.00 at 1% interest
to 143 Rural Fire Districts to finance the pur
chase of new rural fire trucks. During the same
period it has donated over $60,000.00 to local
volunteer fire departments for fire protection
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The savings in fire losses resulting from
the program have been passed on to the com
pany's farm members by a reduction in farm
fire rates in those 54 counties classified as
"rural fire protected." This has meant a saving
of hundreds of thousands of dollars in fire pre
miums to Nebraska's farmers over the years.
The program actually pays for itself in the long
run.
If you are interested in starting the organi
zation of a Rural Fire District in your locality we
will do all we can to help.
GaskiEI Insurance Agency
124 South 4th Street
O'Neill, Nebraska - Phone 710
REPRESENTING
Farmers Mutual insurance Company Ot Nebraska
1220 P STREET - LINCOLN, NEBRASKA
A Non-Assessable Company With Total Assets Of
$7,583,857.17
For Policy Holders Protection
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