Inman News
II? .Mrs. June* MrMshu
Ruth Watson. Eleanor Gaughen
baugh, Blanch Rouse, Elsie and
Mrktred Keyes and Ethel Tomp
kins attended an officers training
school at the Page Methodist church
conducted by the district officers
Monday.
WSCS MEETS
The Inman WSCS met Thursday
afternoon at the Maxcy memorial
addition for their regular meeting.
Mrs. Eleanor Gaughenbuagh was
in charge. Devotions and the les
on was given by Mrs Elsie Keyes.
Six guests, Mrs. J. p. Gallagher
and Mrs Nora Harte of O’Neill,
Mrs. J. P Riley and daughter of
National City, Calif., Mrs. Robert
Linder of Page and Mrs. Mae De
Long were present. Mildred Keyes
and Mrs DoLong were hostesses
and served lunch at the close of
the afternoon.
The following attended the Sch
warting, Wolfe wedding Sunday af
ternoon at Clearwater: Mr. and
Mrs Harry McGraw, Mr. and Mrs.
David Morsbach and Mary, Mrs.
James Banks and Roger, John
Schrunk, Mrs John Buhlman and
son, Mrs. Lee Conger, Mrs. Josie
Kopocky, Mrs. Henry Pruss and
Verna and Margaret and Joyce and
Scott Keyes. The Wolfe’s are for
mer Inman residents.
Mrs John Buhlman and son of
Bartlett were callers Sunday in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. James
Banks and family.
Roger Banks spent from Tues
day to Sunday visiting his bro
ther-in-law and sister, Mr, and
Mrs. John Buhlman and son at
Bartlett.
Suellen Sholes spent last week
visiting Mr, and Mrs. John Hawk
and family at Ewing.
Mrs. Violet Sholes spent Tuesday
and Wednesday visiting her son
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Clark anil family at O'Neill.
Tina Sanders spent the weekend
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Joe
Peters, and Larry.
Mrs. James Coventry accompan
ied Mrs. Harry Sullivan of O'Neill
to Omaha Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tompkins
spent Monday in Norfolk.
Leonard Leidy and Kent of Min
turn, Colo., are visiting Mr. Lei
dy’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har
ry McGraw for a few days.
Charles Young, who is employed
at Fairfield, spent the weekend
in his home here.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Bennett and
family of Denver, Colo., came Sat
urday morning to visit in the homes
of Mr. and Mrs. George Colman,
sr., Mr. and Mrs George Colman,
jr. and family and Mr, and Mrs.
Kenneth Coventry and Bob. The
Bennetts returned to Denver Mon
day evening.
Mrs. Vaden Kivett and Margaret
Pruss, who attend summer school
at Wayne, spent the weekend in
their homes here.
James Coventry, Floyd DeLong,
Ernest Brunekhorst, James Sholes,
Albert Anthony and Melvin Mich
aelis spent Thursday fishing at
Randall dam.
Ralph Sholes, who is employed at
Ainsworth, visited his mother, Mrs.
Violet Sholes Sunday.
Wtxxlrow Gaughenbaugh, who is
employed at Fort Wayne, Ind.,
spent the weekend visiting his fam
ily.
Mr. and Mrs Donald Keyes re
turned Sunday evening from a few
days vacation at Yellowstone Na
tional Park The Keyes children,
Joyce and Scott visited their grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pruss
while their parents were away.
Mr. and Mrs. James Coventry,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Coventry
and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Vitt spent
Tuesday fishing at Fort Randall
dam.
Mrs. James McMahan and Mrs
John Mattson spent Tuesday in
Sioux City.
I
I M Sgt Cecil F Keyes has gone
to Romulus, N Y where he will
be stationed with the army Keyes
has spent a leave with his parents,
Mr and Mrs. Floyd Keyes, after
returning from duty overseas in
Germany
Mr and Mrs. Fred Halstead of
Washington are visiting in the feme
of Mr Halsteads twin .brother, Mr
and Mrs Leonard Halstead
Mr and Mrs Dm Parks and
family of O'Neill visited Mr. and
M's Leonard Halstead Sunday
evening
Mr and Mrs Forrest Harkins
of Turlock, Calif, left Thursday af-1
ter visiting Mr Harkins parents
Mr and Mrs M L. Harkins and
sisters Mrs. Elwin Smith and Miss
Hildred Harkins
There they joined their daughter
and family, Mr and Mrs Robert
James, Cherlynn and Bobby of Liv
ingston, Calif, who had visited in
Inman earlier. They all left on
Friday to return to their homes in
California.
Dinner guests Wednesday in the
home of Mr. and Mrs H E Smith
were Mr and Mrs F R. Harkins
erf Turlock, Calif, and Mr and
Mrs. M L. Harkins and Hildred
Harkins
A nice group attended the cov
ered dish luncheon honoring the
new Methodist minister, Rev. Ro
bert Linder and Mrs. Linder and
son at the Maxcy Memorial addi
ton 9unday noon.
Sam Watson spent the weekend in
Lincoln.
Raymond Stamp visited his sis
ter, Mrs Richard Davidson, in O’
Neill Saturday.
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Amelia News
By MIhm Florence Lindsey
Don Fullerton of Englewood,
Calif., und his cousin, Elaine
Spathe, of Santa Maria, Calif., ar
rived here Thursday morning to at
tend the wedding of Don's sister,
Phillis Fullerton and Gene Skala
on Sunday, June 26.
Mrs. Lloyd Waldo and Mrs. Blake
Ott t<x>k the MYF members to
Chambers Thursday evening to at
tend the special services at the
Baptist church. There were 16
young people in the group.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Travers
and Harold and Mrs. Viola Trav
ers left Monday for their home
in Riverside, Calif, after visiting
relatives in this vicinity the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hiatt and
Mrs. Viola Travers called on Mr.
and Mrs .Frank Pierce Thursday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Doolittle and
family attended the Davis fam
ily reunion at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Prussa.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rees and
grandchildren, Judy and John Tay
lor, were fishing near Bonesfeel,
S. D. Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs. Ray Forbes and
family of Ewing, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Myers and family of Rose
and Mr. and Mrs. Hienie Frahm
and family visited their mother,
Mrs. Maude Forbes on Sunday,
June 19. Janice and Davida My
ers stayed with their grandmo
ther the following week while their
mother was in school at Blair.
Mrs. Vern Sageser, Mrs. Clyde
Widman, Mrs. Ernest Johnston,
Mrs. Leu Backhaus and Mrs. S. C.
Barnett attended the WSC9 officers
training class in Chambers Friday,
afternoon at the Methodist church.
Richard Wehland of Hoi red go
came Thursday to spend the sum
mer with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Johnston.
Many families of the Amelia
community attended the wedding
Sunday of Miss Phillis Fullerton of
Amelia and Gene Skala of Free
rrvont.
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Waldo and
Mrs Edna Davis took their grand
daughter, Judy Waldo, to North
Platte Monday to meet her bus
-
for Cheyenne, Wyo, The Wal
dos visited their sister and brother
in-law. Mr and Mrs Everett
Smith, over Monday night
Loan and Randy Butterfield
stayed with their grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs Delbert Edwards,
while their mother. Mrs Dale But
terfield was in the Atkinson hos
pital.
Mr. and Mrs Charlie Spath ot
Omaha were Thursday evening sup
per guests of Mr and Mrs B W
Waldo.
Mark and Kay Johnston of
Schuyler are visiting their grand
parents, Mr and Mrs Oscar Pet
erson while their grandparents, Mr
and Mrs. Paul Johnston are on va
cation.
Mr. and Mrs Harlan Dierking
and Cynthia have been in Sparks
Nev. the past week visiting Har
lan's sister and brother-in-law. Mr
and Mrs W. O. Will-on and fam
ily.
Kathy and Joyce Doolittle en
tertained friends at a slumber par
ty Friday evening Those present
were Darla Waldo, Judy Tayler
and Beth Fullerton.
Mrs. Leu Backhaus attended the
wedding of her nerh' w. Marvin
Y'rooman. at Plamvtew Saturday
evening,
Mr, and Mrs Earl Watt and fam
ily of Boaman. Mont and Mr and
Mrs George Fullerton and Phillis
were supper guests at Harold Ful
lertons Wednesday evening.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Burge and
family, Mr. and Mrs Lewie Bur
gett and Wayne and Mr and Mrs
S C. Barnett were fishing Tues
day at the lake south of Bassett
they reported good luck in spite
of the windy day. They could
out go oat in boats because erf
the rough water.
Sam Gilman and Lee Gilman
spent several days last week fish
mg south of Bassett.
Joyce Burge visited her grand
mother. Mrs Bessie Burge near
Emmett last week
Mr. and Mrs Edgar Peterson
drove to Cedar Rapids Sunday af
ternoon to visit Rev. Price.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Everett
attended the Minnie O'Connell-Pat
Liable wedding Monday. June 20,
at Atkinson.
Zane Edwards and Dale Doo
'ittle have been working in the
blue grass fields in Dakota the past
weeks. __
Lynch News
Lynch Alumni
Hold Banquet
Saturday
The Lynch high school alumni
banquet was held Saturday eve
ning, June 25. Serving began at
6 30 and a program followed Grad
uates of the years 1910. '20. '30, '40,
and ‘30 were honored There were
11 members of the 1960 graduating
class.
The banquet theme was “Dixie".
The stage decorations, a dixie
’•nd scene, were paint»>d bv John
Weeder of the class of 1958 The
Methodist ladies prepared the meal
which was served by the juniors
and sophomores of the past year.
Approximately 300 alumni, hus
bands and wives representing 14
states were present. Dancing ciun
plated the evening's entertainment.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Hull were
business callers m Niobrara and
Center Tuesday and were over
night guests at their son. Claude
Hull at Pierce.
Mr and Mrs. Bob Wike from
Omaha spent the weekend in the
John Wike home
Mr and Mrs Earl Ridgley and
Dennis visited in the Buss Greene
home Saturday evening.
Mr and Mrs Jem Sixta from
Minnesota are v isiting in the Wal
lace Courtney home
Mr and Mrs Mack Mahatma
and Mrs Ted Schtessler left af
ter the banquet Saturday evening
for Denver, Colo where they plan,
to visit the Terry Schiessler fam
ilv.
Mr and Mrs Leroy Purviance
and Brian from Denver, Colo, are
spending a few days with friends
and relatives.
Dr. Gorkin Ira from Jackson
ville. Fla. is here visiting his fa
ther. Dr. G. B. Ira
Mrs. Bonnie McCrea from Iowa
spent the weekend with her par
ents. Mr and Mrs. Clayton Thomp
son and attended the banquet Sat
urday evening
Mr and Mrs Fred King and
boys returned home last Sunday
after a week's vacation in Minne
sota. Enroute home their car was
in a collision causing considerable
damage to the side Mr King's
left arm and Gregory's leg were
injured in the accident
Mrs Florence Harris from Onv
aha is here visiting friends and
relatives
Mr and Mrs Clyde McKenzie
ami family from O'Neill. Mr ami
Mrs Dan McKenzie from Catifur
rua and Lois Bowlb.v ami son from
I lenver. Colo, were guests in the
Hazel McKenzie home and attend
ed the alumni banquet Saturday
evening
Mr and Mrs. Bill Schiessler and
Vivian Magstadt are gue *s in the
Vannie Newman home They also
attended the alumni gathering Sat
urday evening.
Mr. and Mi's Bill Gallop are here
from California visiting his sister.
Mrs Tixi Crooks and frmily and
other friends ami relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Farran front
Tilden wen1 Saturday overnight
1 guests m the Herman Heiser home,
Mr and Mrs Pete Mulhair vis
ited Mr. ami Mrs Leroy Purviance
and Brian at the Phyltss Mulhair
home on Thursday evening
Charlie Gillespie of Norfolk vis
ited his mmsm. Mrs Hannah
Streit at the Lynch hospital
Wednesday
Mary Ellen Schindler returned
to Missoula, Mont with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs Marvin Schind
ler ami girls on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs He"b Rossmeier
I from Sidney spent the weekend
with friends and relatives.
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