Charlene Lewis
Daniel Meurrens
Marry Saturday
Mim Cl*«ru?ne /um Lewis at
Butte and Daniel Lawrence Meur
rem otf spencer were married Sat
urday, Aug U at at. Peter and
Paul Catholic church in Butte.
The Rev. Edward B. Gill officiat
ed at U)e a JO a.m. double ring
ceremony
The parents of the couple are
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie R. Lewis of
Butte and Mr. and Mrs. John B.
Meurrens of Spencer
The organist was Sister Angeli
que. "Ave Maria" and "On This
Day, 0 Beautiful Mother" were
sung.
Itie bride, escorted to the al
tar by her father, wore a floor
length princess style gown of taf
feta. Rhinestones decorated the
bodice. Hie bouffant skirt fea
tured an overskirt of net and lace
with small roses embroidered in
the lace. The net illusion veil
was caught in a crown. She car
ried u lan-shaped arrangement of
white roses.
Miss Beverly Jane Meurrens of
Sptncer was the maid of honor
Miss Sherry Honke of Butte and
Mrs. Donald Hoch of Payette,
Ida., sister of the bride, were
bridesmaids. Hiey wore blue
gowns of taffeta. The bodices of
lace over taffeta featured round
necklines and cap sleeves Hie
bouffant skirts were styled with
overskirts of chiffon. They wore
small hats with short veils. They
carried fan-: haped bouquets of
blue und white carnations.
Bernard E. Meurrens of Omaha
was the best man. Ushers were
Bob Mlinar of Spencer and Ken
neth Mlinar of Stuart.
David Hoch, nephew of the
bride, was the ring bearer and
Pamela Hoch, niece of the bride,
was the flower girl.
A dinner was held at noon at
the Legion hall in Butte and a
reception at 2 p.m. for 200 guests.
The bride is a graduate of Butte
High sc1kx>1 and attended the
Commercial Extension Business
college. She is now employed in
Omaha Hie bridegroom grad
uated from the Spencer High
school and attended the Commer
cial Extension Business college.
He is employed in Omaha also.
Following a wedding trip to
Denver the couple will be at
home at 211 South 30th St., Om
aha.
Janet Seger Feted
Mrs. Jonn Stuitbergen enter
tained at a miscellaneous bridal
shower for Miss Janet Seger Tues
day evening at her home. Twelve
guests attended.
Briday Shower Monday
Miss Margaret McElvain was
honored at a miscellaneous bri
dal shower at the home of Mrs.
Helen Sullivan Monday evening.
Seventeen guests were present.
Miss McElvain will be married
September 17.
Merri Mix Meets
Thu Merri Mix club met Tues
day for a 1:30 dessert luncheon
at the home of Mrs. John Osen
baugh. Mrs. L. F. Beckenbauer
was a guest. Bridge winners were
Mis. H. S. Moses and Mrs. Osen
baugh.
Ladies Bridge
The Ladies Bridge for the O’
Neill Country club was held Mon
day evening. Mrs. Mary Biglin
won high and Mrs. Mabel Mc
Kenna was second high Hostess
es were Mrs. James Earley, Mrs.
Charles Fox and Mrs. William
Kelly.
Mrs. William McIntosh and Mrs.
John Stuifbergen were hostesses
for the ladies Wednesday break
fast and golf.
Guild Meeting
Monday at Church
The Wesleyan Service Guild
met Monday evening for a picnic
supper at the First Methodist
church.
Mrs. Donald Maw gave the de
votions and lesson on a “Light
for Today's Children.’’ Mrs. Es
ther Harris presided at the busi
ness meeting. The group voted
to give $5.00 to the church nur
sery for toys.
The next meeting will be Sept.
19 at the home of Mrs. William
McIntosh.
1955 O'Neill Class
Reunion Saturday
A five year reunion of the O'
Neill High school class of 1955
was held Saturday, Aug. 13 at
the First Methodist church with
a banquet. Twenty-two of the
thirty-five graduates were present.
Paul Baker of Schuyler end Miss
Viola E. Haynes of Hastings were
the principal speakers. They were
class sponsors. Each class mem
ber told of events during the past
years in response to the roll call.
Another reunion is planned in
1965.
Members attending were Ardyce
Alton of Portland, Marilyn Wil
moth of Clifton, Colo., Dick Gas
kill of Denver, Radean Block of
Grand Island, Janet Booth of
Creighton, Vera Connell of New
port, Janice Farrier of Chambers,
Sharon Hancock of Norfolk, Lei
la Kamphaus of Lynch, Betty
Kaup and Carolyn Moseman of
Omaha, David Page of Rapid
City, S. D , Eugene Ermer, Joan
Ft mau, Carroll Grenier, Owen
and Mildred Davis, Don G'uhn,
Jeanne Haerie, Bertha Mumm,
Ed Ritts and Janet Seger of O’
Neill.
Ewing Bridal Shower
Honors Patsy Pollock
EWING—Miss Patsy Pollock
was the honored guest at a show
er he d Saturday evening at the
heme of Mrs Max W'anser. Twen
ty-five friends and relatives at
tended.
Guests were given various kinds
of material from which a wed
ding gown was created for the
bride-elect. Miss Pollock was as
sisted by Judy Wanser in open
ing the gifts
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Elmer Bergstrom, Mrs. RJI.
Sham and Mrs Wanser.
Mrs Fred \-.t*by of Omaha
was an out-atf-fown guest.
Waller Reunion Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Waller,
Dan and Rita Hoffman and Mrs
Lena Snell attended the annual
Waller family reunion held Sun
day at the Larry Waller home
near Ewing About thirty were
present.
Shower Honors
Ruth Ann Damme
More than sixty friends gather
ed in the parlors of the Methodist
church Thursday, Aug. 11 for a
bridal shower honoring Miss Ruth
Ann Damme, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Damme, who will
be married to Rubin Miller at
the Methodist church Sunday.
Mrs. Lloyd Gleed, assisted by
children and young people from
the Methodist and Free Methodist
churches, was in charge.
The gifts were brought to the
bride by Cheryl Damme and ;Nor
ma Rae Wmtermote. Refresh
ments were served.
Rita Lydon Shower
Honoree At Page
PAGE—A pre-nupual shower
was held Fritiay evening for Ri
ta Lydon of Ewing a\ the Meth
odist church with about fifty la
dies attending.
Mrs. J. Steinberg, Mrs. Cordes
Walker and Mrs. Frank Beelaert
presented a skit. Trudy Ruther
ford sang a song. Mrs. Dick Cun
ningham and Mrs. Robert Prill
assisted Miss Lydon with hei
ghts. Refreshments were served
by the mothers of the class of
1956.
Marilyn Straka
Honored Sunday
Mrs. Leo Laible entertained a
group of friends and relatives at
an informal pre-nuptial garden
shower Sunday in honor of Miss
Marilyn Straka of Atkinson who
will wed Louis Laible in a Mon
day, Sept, ti ceremony at St. Jo
seph Catholic church m Atkin
son. Miss Straka has been em
ployed at St. Anthony hospital.
Games furnished entertainment
for the shower.
Mrs. Leonard Laible of Atkin
son and Rose Ann Schaffer as
sisted with the gift opening and
display and were in charge of
the gift ibook.
Mrs Laible served refresh
ments.
Waist Whittlers Meet
The members of the Waist Whit
tier’s cluib met at the L and R
cafe Monday evening to celebrate
the first anniversary of their or
ganization.
Cards furnished the entertain
ment. Winners were Mrs. Cris
tine Gettert, Billie Trum.pt and
Mrs. Mary Anderson.
Judge Reunion
Held Sunday
At Atkinson
A Judge family reunion was
held at the park in Atkinson Sun
day, Aug 7 in honor of two daugh
ters of Mrs Josephine Judge,
Sister Mary Gervase and Sister
Mary Loren a and one daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Judge, Sis
ter Mary Gerald, all of the Ben
edictine Order at Atcheson, Kan.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Minton sr., and
Larry, Mr and Mrs. R. Minton,
jr>. and three daughters, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Krugman and two
sons, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Jen
sen, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Winchell
and family and Miss Anne Judge,
all of O’Neill and Mary Alice
Winkler of Emmett met the At
kinson and Stuart relatives for
the first time in eight years when
the Sisters were honored guests.
Out of state relatives attending
were Mr. and Mrs. John Judge
of Boulder, Colo., and Mrs. Law
rence Reeman and familv of Lar
Social Forcast
Thursday, August 18
St. Patrick's Altar Society, St.
Elizabeth’s guild.
Friday, August 19
Rebekah lodge
Saturday, August 20
Free wedding dance at the
American Legion club for Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Closson.
Monday, August 22
Ladies Golf tournament begins
at O’Neill Country club
Tuesday, August 23
O’Neill Better Ways Extension
club
M & M club
Wednesday, August 24
Ladies breakfast at Country
club
AT THE
COURTHOUSE
COUNTY COURT—
State vs. Edgar Fred Barber
of Owaiika, S. D., no reciprocity,
fined $10 and $4 costs; officer—
Donald F. Richardson, Aug 10.
State vs. Salcadore S. Nava
riett.i, driver for Buchingham
Freight Lines of Rapid City, S.D.,
overweight, fined $50 and $4 costs;
officer—Donald F. Richardson,
Aug 12.
State vs. John A. Templeton of
Blair, night speeding, fined $5
and $4 costs; officer—R. L. Gude,
Aug. 12.
State vs. Leo E. Herold of In
man, 1. no driver’s license 2.
reckless driving, fined 1. $5 2.
$25 and $4 costs; officer—E. M.
Hastreiter, Aug 12.
State vs. Leslie C. Breiner of
Inman, 1. no driver’s license 2.
reckless driving, fined 1. $5 2.
$25 and $4 costs; officer—E. M.
Hastreiter, Aug. 12.
State vs. Charles P. Bremer of
Inman, reckless driving. $25 and
$4 costs; officer—R. L. Gude,
Aug 12.
State vs. Larry J. Cunarm of
O'Neill, reckless driving, $25 and
$4 costs. officer—R-L. Gude, Aug
12.
State vs Silas Howard of O’
Neill, failure to stop and report
accident, fined $10 witness fee
$3.30 and $4 co6ts and driver's
license suspended for 60 days;
officer—R.J. White, Aug. 15.
State vs. David R. Larson of
Central City, careless driving,
fined $25 and $4 costs; officer—
E. M. Hastreiter, Aug. 16.
State vs John E. Steskal jr. of
Inman, driving while under the
influence of alcoholic liquor, fin
ed $100 and $4 costs and driver's
license suspended for 6 months;
officer—R.L. Gude, Aug. 16.
District Court
An equity case was filed in Dis
trict Court by William W Grif
fin on Monday, Aug. 15. James
F. Earley and Mary Alice Earley,
Barbara Bennet Galhreath and
Gordon Johnson, defendants.
MARRIAGE LICENSE—
David A. Becker, 22, Seneca,
Kan., and Rita Kathryn Jilg, O’
Neill, Aug 12.
Rubin H. Miller, 19, Air Force
Base, Lincoln and Miss Ruth
Ann D. nune, 20, Chambers, Aug.
12.
O'Neill Locals
Mrs. Leo Laible and sons, Ric
ky and Terry left today llhurs
day) for Bonners Ferry, Idaho
where she will meet her brother,
Ronald Murphy and proceed to
Portland, Ore. where they will vis
ners Ferry for the balance of her
ten day stay. Her brother is in
the employ of the Union Pac
ific Railroad.
iMr. and Mrs. Gerald McDer
mott and daughter of Ainsworth
plan to return to their home in
O’Neill Friday. The Lufts will
move to a house they recently
purchased.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Paul and
family of Scottsbluff were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orton
Young. They came for their sons,
Dan and John, who had spent the
summer with their uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Young.
Mrs. H. J. LohaUs went to Blair
Saturday and brought her daugh
ter, Jeanne, Scott and Suzanne
Stewart and Michael Gallagher
home from a week at Christ Child
Camp.
Bruce Fangman is a guest in
the home of his uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Lohaus, en
route to his home in Omaha af
ter two years service in the
anmed forces.
Mrs. C. R. Hill and daughter,
Marcia were Thursday to Sun
day guests in the home of her
mother, Mrs. C. A. Richardson in
Ainsworth. Mrs. Richardson ac
companied them to O’Neill Sun
day to help her daughter this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tom jack and
son. Terry returned Saturday from
Park Rapids, Minn, where they
spent a week’s vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Park went
to Sioux City Monday for a rou
tine check-up by an optometrist.
Mr. and Mrs. William Spence
were Sunday guests in the home
of her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ruiby.
Mrs. Lurlin Collins and daugh
ter, Cathy Dee of Huntington,
N. Y. are guests in the homes
of Dick Tomlinson of O’
Neill and Lawrence Rothchild
at Atkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Seery and daughter, Janet of Gor
ing are guests in the Rothchild
home and with their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy
Dvorak. Mrs. Tomlinson, Mrs.
Collins and Mrs. Seery are Roth
child daughters.
Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Burgess and
Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Van Voorhis
left Saturday for a tour of the
1} 1 nnlp tlilln >> n/1 *»-» n(fnn/1 f
Passion Play at Spearfish, S. D.
They went via Qhadron and Cus
ter, S. D. and returned through
Rapid City and Winner on the
Dakota side.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Evans and
Marde Johnson were week-end
guests in the William McIntosh
home.
Mrs. Leo Tomjack and her sis
ter. Miss Florence Ponton went
to Elgin Sunday where they vis
ited their mother, Mrs. A. E.
Ponton and their brother, George
Ponton.
Mrs. Winnie Barger accompan
ied Dr. and Mrs. L. R. Sutcliffe
and Mrs. Max Wanser to Valen
tine last Thursday where she vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thomp
son while the others were guests
in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Spittler.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Matejcek
of Niobrara were Sunday even
ing visitors in the home of her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
LeRoy Cunningham.
Mr and Mrs. Melvin Ruzicka
went to Clarkson Sunday where
they visited his sister, Miss Irene
Ruzicka. He returned 9mday
while Mrs. Ruzicka remained un
til mid-week.
Mrs. Laura Walker returned
Sunday from Orchard where she
had spent the previous week with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Bright.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Wilmoth
of Clifton, Colo., were overnight
guests in the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lind berg.
On Friday Mr. Wilmoth went to
Lincoln where he was chairman
of a Methodist Youth group in
session there. Mrs. Wilmoth join
ed him in Lincoln Tuesday for
the trip to Wisconsin where she
will be a delegate at the Inter
national Council of Youth groups
Sunday dinner guests in the
Andrew Wettlaufer home were
s"n-in-iaw and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Strong and thoir
granddaughter and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Stevens and child
ren, Cindy and Brian, all of Nor
folk. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wett
laufer and sons of Page and Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Wettlaufer and
Gary.
Pfc. Harry Beilin left Wednes
day for Ft. Dix, N.J. where he i
complete tus training penojj
in the National Guard He re
ceived basic tra.iung at Ft. Leo
nard Wood, Mo. anu spent a fur
lough with his parents. Mr aia
Mrs Charles Beilin enroute.
Rev. and Mrs. John PUnz wen
overnight guests in the home o
Mr. ami Mrs Dal.as Behrens en
route from Audubon, la. to then
new church assignment in Nortl
Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bredebaft
went to Grand Island Tuesday
where they were guests in tin
home of their sun-m-iaw and
daughter, Mr and Mrs. Bill Tom
iinson.
Stanley Edwards of St. Paul and
Frank Edwards of Omaha visited
in the home of their aunt and
unde, the Lloyd G usons Sund. y
and were evening guests in the
home of the Gibson's son-in lavs
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Max
Farrier. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Farrier were also guests
Mrs. O. Jacobsen, sister of Mrs
Chris McGinn and Mr. and Mrs
George Davis and Billy of Den
ison, la. were Monday guests in
the McGinn home. Mrs. Ddvina
Kramer and Mrs. Mary Boltz of
Spencer and Velma McDonald of
Lynch were Tuesday dinner
guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McIntosh
and Raye Anne of Kent, Wash,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Lester An
gus and Janice Monday.
Mr. and M\s. Lloyd Andersen cf
Appleton, Minn., visited Miss
Claire ILmjack Sunday after
n *>n. They were returning from
a tour of the western states.
Tun Head graduated with hon
ors at the Creighton Unive-sity
August 4 He received his Bache
lor of Science degree.
VERDIGRE—Sp 4 Dennis D.
Farnik. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
F. Farnik of Verdigre, returned
last week after having served
twenty-seven months overseas.
He trained with the third Infan
try Division and was supply clerk
and mail clerk in the armored
unit During his stay overseas,
Farnik visited nine countries in
Europe including Belgium, Hol
land, Denmark, Germapy,
France, England, Austria, Spain
and Switzerland.
Services Held
For H. Roberts
At Bismarck
Herbert J. Roberts, 77, of
rural Bismarck, N. D., former
Mercer county treasurer, state
legislator and deputy state tax
commissioner, died August 8 at
his home. He had been in poor
health for several years.
Born February 28, 1883, at Joy,
Nebr., he was a son of Mr. and
Mrs. Erastus Roberts. He grew
up and received his education
there and in 1906 moved to
North Dakota where he home
steaded north of Beulah. He mar
ried Phrona Evans on Apr'l 7,
1909, at Beulah. They farmed
there for a few years and then
moved to Stanton where he
served as county treasurer of
Mercer county.
He leaves his wife; two sons,
Franklin F. Bismarck and Stan
ton C., rural Bismarck; two
daughters, Mrs. Seth (Fanny
Alice) Peterson of Lindstrom,
Minn-, and Mrs. William A
(Dorothy Lorraine) Wright of
Marie's Beauty
SALON
Is open to all our patrons from
8:30 a m. to 5:30 p.m. Also open
Friday Evenings
New Cosmetologist to our staff
is Miss Elaine Miller of O’Neill.
NEW LOCATION IS
126 South 4th Street
Marie - Meta - Elaine
Veteran* of World War I and their wives met at the Legion
club Tuesday evening to discuss forming iui auxiliary. Shown her*'
are Mrs. Kay Tucker of Ewing. Mrs. Harry Jolley of O’Neill. Mrs.
Clarence Tasler of Stuart, Mrs. l’aul Be ha of O'Neill, Mrs. Leo
Moore of O’Neill, Mrs. Jess Wills of Emmet, Mrs. James Murphy of
O'Neill, Mrs. John Auman of Orchard anti Mrs. Dean Streeter of
O’Neill. The men attending the meeting were Kay Tucker of Ewing,
John Auman of Orchard, Clarence Tattler of Stuart, J. L. Moore and
It. II Steven* td Page, A. J. Sauser and James Murphy of O’Neill,
M. L. Il> ni>s of O’Neill. J. O. Will* of Km met, Ira II Mo**, II. It.
Jolley, Paul Beha and llean Streeter of O’Neill. A |tletde will he held
at the Atkinson |tark for all World War 1 veteran* from this area on
September 25.
The Frontier Photo and F.ngrnving,
Portland, Ore.; 15 grandchildren;
two brothers, Arthur of Al
buquerque, N. M., and Walter of
Wahoo, and two sisters, Mrs. C.
I„. (Martha) Benson of Norfolk
and Mrs. Bessie Wolvington of
Denver, Colo.
Homemakers
Corner...
By Catherine Imlra
Home Extension Agent
With the coming of fall and
school, many homemakers turn
their talents to dressmaking.
The question of lining or not
lining a garment often comes up
Is lining really necessary or will
I have a satisfactory garment
without it.
Lining gives shape and body to
many of today s garments al
though a few years ago it was
used only to cover up seams and
other construction details in a
coat or suit.
More and more of the ready-to
wear dresses and skirts are lined,
considering the fabric and the
design or pattern style.
First, consider the fabric. If it
is loosely woven and has a ten
dency to stretch, it may need the
support of a light weight, firmly
woven lining. Lightweight fabric,
such as chiffon, will be given
body and shape with the use of
lining. Laces need linings, too,
for appearance as well as body
When considering the pattern
style, a sheath dress may be im
proved by the use of a lining. A
skirt with a peg top needs lining
for effect. Some dresses with
bodices nead a lining to keep the
fullness just right and in place.
Large collars need a lining or
interfacing to give them shape
and make them mold.
The cleaning care needed by a
lined garment also should ne
taken into consideration. If it is
to be laundered, the lining should
require similar washings and
ironing techniques so that the two
fabrics will shrink in the same
way.
"Keep the purposes of lining in
mind before lining a garment,"
Suitable lining or interfacing
fabrics used in making clothes
will vary with the garment fabric.
Line a wool skirt with rayon
twill, lightweight taffeta, flat
crepe or other fabrics designed
especially for linings. These
fabrics aren't bulky and yet are
firm enough to keep the garment
from stretching.
Linings may be sewed into
seams or sewed separately and
slip stitched to seams. It is pro
bably best to hem separately be
cause woven wool and rayon
drape differently.
Some possibilities for lining
sheaths—which require a soft
type of lining—are rayon sheath
linings, batiste, dacron and cot
ton blends and lawn—or new ones
as sheer-de-swa, veri and seri.
Select China silk or marquisette
for more elegant fabrics. For
smooth sheath lines, choose a
soft fabric; to give shape choose
a crisper fabric.
"Interfacings for special design
details can make the difference
between a professional - looking
garment and a home-made look
ing one.”
I
Chambers News
By Mrs. E. It. Carpenter
Mrs. Edna Davis of Sacra
mento, Calif., is a guest this week
of her niece and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Werner
Mrs. Donald Grubb and Judy
of Bremerton, Wash., were ex
pected the first of the week to
visit her mother, Mrs. Mae Hub
bard.
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Robertscn
returned Sunday evening from a
few days vacation spent in the
Black Hills.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Kalb
and children of Tyler, Tex., ar
rived Friday to visit her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Berl Waldo and
other relatives.
Mr- and Mrs. Hilbert Iloge and
family of Seattle, W'.'iih., arrived
Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs.
ROYAL THEATER
Thursday, Aug. IX
Entire Family fur SI.00
PRISONER OF THE VOLGA
John Derek Elsa Martinelli
Dawn Addams
In Eastman Color
Frt. - Sat. Aug. 19 - 20
CIRCTS OF HORRORS
Anton Diffring Erika Ramberg
In Specta-Color
Sun. - Mon. ■ Tues. Aug. 21-22-28
HOME FROM THE HILL
Robert Mitchum Eleanor Parker
In Cinemascope
Wed. • Thurs. Aug. 24 - -25
Entire Family for SI 00
THE EGG AND I
Claudette Colbert Fred MacMurray
Marjorie Main Percy Kilbride
Gary Kick of the Inman Victory Boys and Girls 4 II club showed this Hereford which was named
overall champion in the Hereford division of the stoeker-feeders.
Mike Soli miser of 81. John’s Purple Prospects of Ewing Is shown here with his champion Short
horn haby beef.
Emil Lieswald and Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Lieswald and other rela
tives and friends.
Supper guests in the Kenneth
Werner home Tuesday wore Rev.
and Mrs. Robert Kalb and fami
ly of Tyler, Ter., Mrs. Edna
Davis of Sacramento, Calif., Con
nie Werner of Omaha, Mr. and
Mrs. Berl Waldo, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Waldo and family and Mr.
John Zinkon of Amelia
Mrs. Paul Roth returned Sun
day from a visit with friends,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Herstedt at
North Platte and Mrs. Charles
Spann, who had visited relatives
at Fort Morgan, returned with
her.
Verdigre Chapter of
FFA Holds Camp-Out
VERDIGRE—Seventeen mem
bers of the Future Fa'mer’s of
America, four prospective mem
bers and two guests went on
their annual oamp-out near the
Arthur Hrbek farm 24 miles west
of Verdigre. The boys had gc d
luck fishing and enjoyed swim
ming and a baseball work-cut.
I’he Hrbeks treated the gn < .’p to
a koloehas and watermelon treat.
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Dorsey News
By Mrs. Hurnlil Osborn
Several friends gathered at the
Carson sisters home Sunday to
help Mrs. Carrie Hunter celebrate
her birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Osborn
and Ruth were dinner guests at
tlie J. B. Millard home in Sioux
City Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Witherwax
of O'Neill were dinner guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J- B.
Millards in Sioux City Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Graham
and Marlyn were O’Neill shop
pers Monday.
SEE Bankerslifeman —
Ernie Brinkman
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