Mra. Wanner; Mr, Wanner; Janie; CVrlr; Mi-j Colleen. Perched on the Jungle gym are Boh Tim.
Jim and Mike. — Sioux City Journal photo.
Summer Study
Finds Family
At Ames Campus
Summer at Ames, la . means
swimming and picnics for the
seven lively youngsters shown
above, but there is no recess for
dad—B F Wanser 35 at Homick,
la., and formerly of Page w»ho is
participating in a research pro
gram on the low'a State University
campus this summer
Mr Wanser, who hopes to in
troduce a six-week course in
bacteriology when re returns to
teaching at Homick this fall, is
studying the microbiology erf
frozen foods under a National
Science foundation grant.
There are 4.W)0 families on the
campus during the summer
courses. The children are well
provided for with swimming les
sons and a supervised playground.
Mr Wanser is boys basketball
coach and principal as well as
biology and general science
teacher at the Horniek-Holly
Springs Consolidated school This
is the second year at this school.
He taught at Hartmgton for four
years His mother is Mrs. Buv
Wanser erf Page.
Mrs. Wanser is the former
Itorothy Froelich of O'Neill,
daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank
Froelich. They are the parents
of seven children Janie. 3;
uwto, la; mary lwoi, ju,
Bob, 2; Tim, 7; Jim. 9 and Mike
11.
Mr Wanser received his degree
at Wayne State Teac her's college
and has also attended the Univer
sity of Nebraska Dart s-miner he
did post-graduate work at the
University of South Dakota at
Vermillion
Weekends the family return to
their acreage near Homiek to
tend the large garden The gar
den is a cooperative venture with
and freezing of the fruit and
vegetables.
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Riverside News
Bv Mr*. Lionel Gunter
Mr, and Mrs Z H, Fry and
Peggy and Ricky Emsick visited
Sunday at the Duane Jensen home.
Peggy and Ricky went to their
home in Omaha.
Mr and Mrs. Clifford Mott and
Mr and Mrs John Olachnoviteh,
Jacky and Butch of Sioux City,
la were guests last Sunday at
the Grant Mott home Jacky and
Butch stayed for a longer visit
returning home Saturday
Mr and Mrs Wayne Fry visit
ed Mrs Lou Vandersnick and
Sandra Jean Friday evening in
the Antelope Memorial hospital
in Nfiigh.
Mr. and Mrs George Montgom
ery were Norfolk visitors Tuesday.
Mrs Dewitt Hoke and Mrs Ro
bert Hobbs and Bobby w ere Nor
folk visitors Wednesday, They also
called on the Alvin Nelson fami
ly near Plainview
Mrs. Keith Biddieeome, Mrs,.
Raymond Schmidt and Jeanette
\ sited Wednesday evening at the ,
Joe Hagr home near Madison.
Mr and Mrs. Rudy Ahlers vi
sited at the Bernard Trease home
Wednesday evening.
Mmes. Lynn Fry, Dale Napier.
M«lvin Napier. Richard Napier
and Walter Miller, members of
the Seek and Share Extension
club joined members of other
protect clubs on the tour of
Clearwater homes Thursday
The Lee Fink family. Mrs. Kitty
Fry and the Kenneth Pollock
family were guests Sunday at the
Dave Pollock home.
Patty and Monica Mum were
Overnight guests Thursday and
Friday at the Dale Napier home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fink met
Mrs Charlotte Lord of California
Saturday. She is a guest at the
Fink home.
Mr and Mrs James Gunter.
Jimmy and Diane were supper
guests Wednesday at the Alfred
Napier home. Diane was an over
night guest of Glenda Napier.
Cleo and Alberta Butler of
Omaha were guests at the Ora
Switzer home on Saturday A
picnic supper was held in their
honor. Other guests were the Leo
Miller and Wendell Switzer
families.
Cla>ton Hoke was a guer Sun
day of Doug Shrader.
Mrs. Leonard Norwood and
son and Mrs Ernst Nomood vi
sited one day last week at the
Dave Pollock home.
The Riverside Missionary
Society entertained the Wesleyan
Methodist missionary ladies of Ne
ligh at the Blanche Hemenway
home Tuesday afternoon
The Archie Johnston family vi
sited the David Johnston family of
Omaha last Sunday at the Ralph
Johnston home at Royal. Other
guests were Mrs. Emily Johnston
and the Lester Johnston family.
Rosella Ahlers of Norfolk spent
Wednesday and Thursday at the
Rudy Ahlers home.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller at
tended th? church quarterly meet
ing at Bethany Sunday.
Lynne. David and Beth Rother
ham were weekend guests at the
Billy Lofquist home while their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Rotherham took Anne to the con
vent at Denver. Colo.
Thursday evening the Richard
I Milier family of Oakdale visited
' at the John Miller home.
Irene Ahiers of Til den spent
last weekend with her parents
Mr and Mrs Rudy Ahiers.
Mrs Keith Biddieeome visited
Thursday evening at the P.aymond
Schmidt home.
The Riverside missionary socie
ty' held a business meeting at the
Free Methodist church Friday af
ternoon.
Mrs Marcella BoUwitt and sons
and the Ralph Mum family visit
ed Monday evening at the Z. H.
Fry home.
The Billy Lofquist family left
last Sunday and visited relatives
in Lincoln, Omaha and Nebraska
City.
Ronnie and Sharon Mott and
Jackie and Butch Olachnovitch
visited last Sunday afternoon at
the Melvin Scheer home
The John Miller family and Mrs.
Anna Miller visited last Sunday
at the Otto Kallhoff home near
Clearwater
Bristow News
Mrs. Burl Bessert
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Loukota and
girls, Mr and Mrs Conrad Thor
ell and Linda enjoyed a picnic
supper at Fori Randall Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Beckner
spent Sunday evening at Sw'ede
Sidvey's.
Tuesday evening Janice Pro
kup entertained a group al girls
at a slumber party in tumor oi
jcujfi nt'iuei . ricwriu wear uco
nice Peterson, Carolyn Lindquist
and Shamil Sinclair.
Mr. and Mrs. Mel J. Long and
Randy were Sunday uinner guests
at Thomas Buska's.
Janice Prokop and Jeamce Pe
terson left Monday for Lutheran
League Leadership school at Wa
hoo. Pastor and Mrs. Orville Ol
son took them. They will return
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Martinson
had Sunday evening coffee guests
Those present were Mr and Mrs.
Cari Anderson and Karen, Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Landbolm, Mr.
and Mrs. August Johnson. Doro
thy Johnson and Lavone.
Miss Janei Hesla left Wednes
day for her home at Wakonda,
S. D., after spending several
days visiting Janice Prokop.
Nancy Stanton was a Thurs
day overnight guest at Willard
Landholms.
Mrs. Homer Graham and Ho
ward called Wednesday at Veldon
Lees’.
Mrs Veldon Lee took Cora Lee
and Mrs. Maden to O’Neill where
they left on a trip west.
Friday supper guests at Bill
Stuffer's were Veldon Lees'.
Mr. and Mrs William Stanton
sir., of Spencer were Thursday
supper guests at the Ernest Chore
home.
Mrs Edward Hupse of Los An
geles and Mrs Morgan Lanz of
Winner called at the Ernest Chore
home Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Johnny Light
foot spent Sunday at Columbus.
Mrs. Lillie Peterson returned to
Lincoln from th.-re.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hiatt were
Friday evening visitors at Frank
Loocks.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Bower
were Sundry evening luncheon
guests at Jtelvin Johnson's.
Mrs. Eddie Danielson visited at
End Prokop’* Saturday evening
Mrs Dorothy Johnaon and
vooe returned home Thursday
after spending 10 days us.uhg
her folks. Mr and Mrs -August
inhn«mr, who returned bane sno
spent a lew days with her
Mr and Mrs Edwin Maruusac
and family. Mr and Mrs August
Johnson. Dorothy Johnson and ua
vone. enjoyed Sunday at Fort
Randall where they bad dinner.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Bower
and Karen, Mr. and M's Larry
Bower and Sonny Hkvraae ail
gpeU Saturday shopping in Oaa
aha
Mrs Emest Londberg returned
to her hc>ro« after spending two
month s at Ed Dreher s. Dr P C.
Anderson took her borne wher, be
went to take his state exam
Mr and Mrs Ernest Hagixrg,
Mr and Mrs Morns Hagb.rg,
Mr and Mrs Lewis KMsna and
R.«ber. Oboe spent Sunday at
Stuart
W R Bailey returned tc his
home in Valentine
Mr and Mrs Mel Long. Randy
Mr and Mrs Ray Long, Mr and
Mrs Willard Landbolm. took
supper to the Bob Whitham
home Friday evening to honor
Mrs Whitham
Chambers News
By Mrs E. R Carpenter
St. Paul's Lutheran Ohuirti
Chambers
■ WMlkam Rolen, pastor >
Friday, July 22 Church coun
cil meeting, Bp m.,
Sunday, July 24 Voter* meeting
at the church, B p.m.
Mr and Mrs H. J. Carpenter
and Roberta. Mrs John Rice and
.Anna and their niece. Pam Swar
enger ail ol Bakersfield. Calif,
called on their uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Carpenter
Wednesday afternoon
Rev and Mrs. Charles Cos left
Wednesday morning for Praine
Duchein, Wise., to visit their son
in-law and daughter. Mr and
Mrs. Dale Finney and Chary 1 Ann
Mr. and Mrs Dean Stevens and
family of Atkinson came Sunday
to visit her parents, Mr and
Mrs E R. Carpenter. They were
accompanied toy Bobby and Kathy
Medcaii of Minneapolis, Minn.,
who had spent the week there
and who will visit here with
their grandparents, Mr and Mrs.
E. H Medcaii and Mr. and Mrs.
E R Carpenter
Mr. and Mrs Tom Papke and
children were duiner guests of
his brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Hoffman at Stuart.
Mr. and Mrs. Vem Bishop and
family of Mead are spending their
vacation with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Leon Bertel.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs Leon Hertel were their
son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. Vem Bishop and family of
Mead and their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Bus Clouse
HONORED AT REUNION
Mrs Edith McClenahan was
the honored guest at a family re
union held Sunday at the home
of her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Edwards at
St. Paul. All of her sons and
daughters and their husbands and
wives were. present.
Those attending from Chambers
were her son and daughter-in
law, Mr. and Mrs. Omar Mc
Clenahan. her grand-son and wife
and Mr. and Mrs. Jerold McClen
ahan and children.
Mr and Mrs. Glee Grimes spent
the past weekend with their son
and daughter-on-law, Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Grimes and family at
Milford.
Mr. and Mrs' Duane K Miller
and children and Mr. and Mrs.
Don Gartner and family attend
ed a reunion of the Voorhies
families at Noligh Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Lyman Covey
were Sunday dinner guests erf
Mrs. Lethe Cooke and her fa
ther, Dick Porter
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Werner
attended a ham-radio operators
picnic at Bassett Sunday.
Mrs. Paul Roth, Mrs. Phyllis
Salt and Mrs. Wayne Gersierck
drove to Columbus Thursday July
14th.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Burge and
children drove to Oakdale Sun
day to visit her uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ruterbories.
Rev. Williaim Roten and fam
ily attended the installation ser
vice for Rev Burgdorf at Lynch
Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Bill Ganser and
faanilx..bf Wood Lake visited her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. M
Jarman and Douglas Tuesday.
June 28 Tim Ganser. who had
been spending a few days with
his grandparents, returned home
with them Billie remained for a
and isn't it a wonderful feeling! A bedside
telephone gives you priceless peace of mind;
you sleep better just knowing your phone is
•bare And you can now have a phone with a
built-in night light that oasts a reassuring glow
•
in the dark. No wonder bo many people prize
their telephone ae a fine and dependable friend.
NORTHWESTERN BELL • sf^e
s
few days Mr and Mrs Jarman
and Douglas and their daughter,
Mrs Jim Rmgle and Game took
him to hi* home Tuesday, July 5
Mr and Mrs Walter H:ia*r and
Larry and Mr and Mrs Ronnie
Haakr and girls of Chamber* and
Mr and Mrs Frank Hanks and
fa truly of Wolfe Point. Mom went
to Neligh Sunday fur a family pic
tac with relatives truer Nei^b
and Clearwater.
Mr and Mrs John Honeywell
and Mrs Charlotte Honeywell
drove to Attuan Sunday to visit
the latters sisier-m-law. Mrs Vi
olet Hodge
Mr and Mrs Harry Scott were
Wednesday evening supper guests
in the Vern Wilkinson bomt
Mr and Mrs Loy Fluckey, Mr
and Mrs Elmer son Loeake and
Anita nnd Julie Koci were Sun
day evening guests in the Ralph
Blair home.
Mr and Mrs Dellse Fauquier,
Mr and Mrs Charles Fauquier
and Mrs A B Hubbard went to
Central City Sunday to attend a
Fauquier family reunion
The following friends gathered
ai the H W Hubbard home 9un
day evening. July 10th. to help
Mr rtuboard celebrate his birth
day anniversary- Mr and Mrs
Frank Huston of Sedro Woolley.
Wash.. Mr and Mrs Glen Ad
a ms, Mr and Mrs Steve Shav
lik, Mr. and Mrs E H Medcalf
Mrs, Anna Albers and Mrs A.B
Hubbard.
Mrs Jack Christianson and in
fant son returned Thursday from
the Atkinson hospital Mrs. Christ
ianson’s mother, Mrs Leo Adams
of Atkinson, came to assist her
for a few days
Mr and Mrs William Turner
returned Monday from a trip to
Los Alamos. N. M where they
visaed their son and daughter-in
law, Mr. and Mrs Robert Tur
ner and family.
PFC Leonard Wintermote and a
friend. PFC Joe Spalding came
Saturday, July toh. and spent un
til Monday with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs Everett Wintermote
Orchard News
Mrs. Wilbur Mahood
Phone SWS SUB
Honored At Shower
Leona Niles was honored at a
prenuptial shower Wednesday at
the Legion hall. Hostesses were
Mrs Keith Thelander, Mrs Will
iam Thelander. Mrs Glen Robert
son and Mrs Ardell Bright
Mrs. William Thelander present
ed the following program Joan
Butterfield, aocordian solo; Rita
Thelander. reading. Patty and
Bridget Theiander piano duet;
and Mrs Raymond Stevens, a
song.
Nancy Voorhies was at the
guest and gift books arid Alice
Niles and Srsan Voorhies assis
ted with the gifts Mrs Louis
Kusel and Norma 'if Hartington
were out of town guests.
Mrs Homer Barton and Linda.
Mrs. Waldo Davis and Marie and
Mrs. L. Beal were Norfolk vis
itors Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Lest r WTith e and
Jan were No-folk vis.turs Friday
Stanley Clifton of Omaha and
Mr and* Mrs, Dennis Clif on and
Danny of Lincoln spent the week
end in the h me of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Clifton, jr
Mr and Mrs HamkJ Everett
and Mrs McEttsaney and two
children of Cakforrua are vis
it mg Mrs Everett* sisters Mrs
Roy Siveaind and Mrs Edna Boel
tcr
MM'S MEETS
Tbe WSCS of the Et United
Brethren church mtl Wednesday
afternoon with 27 members and
thrw* visit its Mrs. Howard Ep
penbaugh. Mrs Blanche Fletcher
and Mrs Stuart Schleusener pre
sent
Mrs Wayn< Lautenschlager pre
sided over the business meeting
Mrs J W Mahood was the les
son leader assisted by Mrs C E
Everhart. Mrs Ted Berry, Mrs.
Howard Bradstreet. Mrs H
Drayton Mr* Lon Sawyer, Mrs
Leon Mitchell. Mrs Vernon Mud
ger end Mrs Boyd Mitchell.
The society accepted an invi
tation from the Page Methodist
Aid to be their guests July 21
Mrs Claude Elliot and Mrs
Leon Mitchell were named del
egates to the convent** at Mil
ford
Hie next meeting will be July
27 aid the Royal Aid will will be
guests
Mr and Mrs Wayne Sawyer of
Norfolk and Mr and Mrs Lot
Sawyer drove to Minden Sunday
to see Pioneer Village
Mr and Mrs Dick Knapp and
children spent the weekend in Co
sad visiting Mrs Knapps parents,
Mr and Mrs 0 B Stuart
Mr and Mrs James Wantx and
daughter of Elgin, 111,, are vis
iting Mrs Wanti s mother, Mrs
Evelyn McManigai. far a few
days
Mr and Mrs Lyle Lautensehia
ger were Friday nigh: guests ui
the Wayne Lautenschlager home
Fnday night They visited Mr and
Mrs. Roy Young of Clearwater
and Mr and Mrs Young of O’
Neill the rest of the weekend
Mr and Mrs Wayne La uteri
sehlager, Genelle and Carma left
Monday for a few days outing
in the Black Hills.
Howard Eppenbaugh accompan
led by Mrs Kenneth Ept>enbaugh
and four daughters from Rock
ford, IL,. are visiting in the Ci
Everhart home the past week
Class Reunion
The class of 1939 of Orchard
high school held a picnic at
Grove Lake Monday night with
eleven members, their husbands,
wives End children present
Those present were Mrs John
B McEihanry of Ncwbail Calif .
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Stalling of
Qearwaaer. Mr and Mrs Byre*
Hail al Rugral. Mr and Mrs
Wayne Lautenschiager, Mr and
Mrs Glen Muier. Mr and Mrs
Wendell Strupe, Mr and Mrs Lor
en Nelson Mrs Don Cleveland,
Mr and Mrs Gerald Maple and
Mr and Mrs Dick Knapp.
The p»cmc was held in taper
of Mrs McElbanev, the lontner
Elnare Francisco
Mr and Mrs Enue Neddermey.
er d Longlake, Mtnn are vis
iting in the Wendell Wilson home
A family dinner was given m
the Dan Parkhurst home Sunday
far the Will Mitchell family Th.w
attending were Mrs Susan Mu
ohell Then* Mitchell, Mr and
Mrs Don Park hurst and family,
Mr and Mrs Leon Mitchell and
Claudia, Mr and Mrs Harold,
Mr and Mrs George B nge and
B ob all of Orchard and Mr and
Mrs Dun Rabe and family of
Madison
Mr. and Mi's James Voorhies
and family from Richmond.
Calif., are visiting in the Henry
Drayton and Kenneth Voorhies,
homes
Mr and Mrs Douglas Barton
and Kevin of Columbus spent the
weekend with their parents Mr
and Mrs Homer Barton and Mr
and Mrs Bernard Sehacht Mrs
Barton and Kevin remained to
spend a feu days with her par
ents
Rev and Mrs Dwane Lent ami
family, pastor of the El’B church
left Monday morning to attend the
Quadrennial Convention of Christ
ian education After the conven
tion the family will go to Ken- !
tucky and points east They plan
to be home again toy July 29
Rev Robert Em brer, professor
of psychology at Westmar College
will fill the pulpit during Rev
D, Lem's absence.
Mr and Mrs Spencer Scott erf
Omaha spent the weekend with
Mrs Scott's mother, Mrs J T |
Fletcher.
Mr and Mrs Spencer Scott. 1
Mrs D L Fletcher and Mrs j
Hannah Johnson went to Nrotora |
ra Saturday
tiardtn Club
The Orchard Garden club met
with Mrs. C. E. Everhart with j
twelve members and one guest
Mrs Howard Epjienhaugh al
Rockford, 111., prcsenl
Mrs J. T Fletcher presided at
the business meeting Roll call
w its answered with "A vacation
to rein ember ”
Plans were made to entertain
the Brownie matin and their
leaders at a picnic Monday Aug
1.
Mmes Henry Drayton. J W.
Mahood and Hannah Johnson wete
apt minted on the refreshment
committee Mmes Duane Lent.
Cecil Lee and Hoyt Sirek w-ill
serve cm the entertainment com
mittee
Dr and Mrs J W Cruise of
One sum. La arrived for a few
days visit with Mrs C re stem's
parents, Mr and Mrs Delbert
HiU
Gueias m the home of Mr*
Alice Quigley the past week were
Mr and Mrs Carol Clifton, Mr.
and Mrs L W Zarlon and daugh
ter of Omaha Mrs Elaine Neu
hrand and Mrs. Mary Stoflel of
l.t Mars, la , and Mr and Mr*.
Gary Clifton and daughter erf
Vermillion. S D
Mr ami Mrs Don VoiquerdsnO
and Mark of Omaha spent tbs
weekend with Mrs Volquerdaon's
parents Mr and Mrs Harry Bub
ic'dic id Mark remained with hta
grandparents
Mr and Mrs Herman Wiettng
visited in the Fred Wieting home
at Pierre Saturday.
Mr and Mrs John Sidling,
Mrs Carl Nelson. Mrs Hennas
Wieting Mary Clemens, Mr* Li
la Pospeshil and Mr and Mr*
Fred Spar attended the luneral of
Mrs Charles Hobson erf Creigh
ton Friday morning
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RE-WINNING
THE WEST I
Movement of the reactor vessel and containment tank
for the Hallam Nuclear Power Facility was in many
ways reminiscent of, and at ths same time, in sharp
contrast to ths westward movement of freight a century
ago
Arrival of the huge components (upper left) was via
ths Missouri river, one of ths nation’s historic "ways
west”
The freight wagons of a century ago would have been
dwarfed, however, by ths 40-wheel trailers on which the
tanks were loaded (upper right) .. .
While the pace of the trailers (center right) in their
overland movement was about ths same as a freighter
wagon—three miles an hour ...
ths terminus of the trip (lower right) was a far cry
from the pioneer villages of yesteryear.
The mode of life ... the means of transportation ...
the machines and equipment of 1960 are vastly
different from what they were a century ago when
the west was first won.
Nevertheless, Nebraskans are still pioneers . . .
pioneers of progress.
In its construction of the Hallam Nuclear Power
Facility, Consumers Public Power District is pio
neering peaceful applications of the atom . . .
applications which can win for the entire western
world new frontiers of untold social and economic
significance.
CONSUMERS S