Redbird News
By Veldeea Plnlrrmaa
Eddie Krug man. Larry Halstead
and Re* Carson returned home
from National Guard camp Sun
day.
Mr and Mrs John Stewart and
family spent the weekend with
Art Besserts and other relatives.
Mr and Mrs. George Calkins
and Linda Hynes spent Saturday
everting in the BUI Aim home.
Mr. and Mrs Veldon Pinker
man and Veldeen and Mr. and
Mrs. George Calkins and Linda
Hynes attended the ball game in
O’Neill Sunday night
Mr and Mrs. Guy Pinkerman
and sons were Sunday dinner
guests in the Vigo Christenson
home.
Mrs. Fay Pinkerman and Mrs.
Anna Carson returned home Sun
day night after attending the
teachers tmtr.
Mr. and Mrs. Vigo Christensen
and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pinker
man Danny and Delmar went
sight seeing at Gavins Point Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs Anna Carson and Mrs Fay
Pinkerman called on Mrs. Pearl
Binkerd at Noligh Sunday eve
ning
Mrs. Veldon Pinkerman was an
OWeill cuHer Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Richter
and family attended the rodeo in
Chambers Wednesday evening.
Guy Pinkerman called at the
Veldon Pinkerman home Thurs
day afternoon.
mi uUll mi a. uuu vai nrn met
Mrs. Orville Gallop and Ronnie
in Grand Island Sunday. They
spent the summer in Alaska with
Mr. Gallop.
Mr. and Mrs. George Calkins
returned home Wednesday night
after spending a few days in Iowa
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Veldon Pinkerman
and Veldeen and M. Christensen
attended the rodeo in Chambers
Wednesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pinkerman
Delmar and Danny were O'Neill
shoppers on Friday.
Mr and Mrs. George Calkins
attended the baseball game in
O'Neill Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Veldon Pinkerman
and Veldeen and Marina Christen
sen were supper guests of Mrs.
Mary Tomlinson Thursday eve
ning and they all attended the
ballgame between Orchard and
O'Neill that evening.
Mr. and Mrs Reggie Pinker
man and sons and Mrs. Fay Pin
kerman were Monday night sup
per guests in the Veldon Pink
erman home in honor of Vel
don’s birthday.
Mrs. Anna Carson und Mrs.
Fay Pinkerman spent Saturday
and Sunday in Norfolk.
Linda Hynes spent the past
week with her grandparents, Mr
and Mrs. George Calkins.
Mrs. Willa Schollmeyer and
boys left Monday on their va
cation to Washington, D- C., and
other points of interest.
Chambers News
By Mrs. E. R. Carpenter
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wintermote
and girls returned Sunday from a
week’s vacation at Douglas, Wyo.
Mr. and Mrs. John Honeywell
visited her brother and sister-in
law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Urban at
Ewing Sunday afternoon and eve
ning.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Miller and
family visited his brother-in-law
and sister, Mr and Mrs. Elvin
Hutchinson and family at Elgin
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Harvey of
Orchard and Horace Rouse of
Bigbee, Mo visited Mrs. Harvey’s
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs E H. Medealf Mr. Rouse
is s brother-in law of Mrs. M^d
caif and Mrs. Harvey
Mr*. C. E Mitchell of Atkin
son spent last week with her
daughter and husband, Mr. and
Mis. W. H Crawford and family
A group of fnentis honored Mrs,
Ola Erner Sunday evening in a
farewell party as Mrs. Ermer
leaves soon for Washington, DC.
to spend the winter with her
daughter. Miss Lela Ermer. Pre
sent were Mr. and Mrs Dellie
Fauquier, Mr. and Mrs William
Crawford and family, Mr. and
Mrs. LaVern Hoerle and child-,
ren, Mary Harvey, Mrs. Frank
Tracy, Mona and Ralph. Lunch
was served.
Mrs. James Grimes took her
grandson, Steve Conley to Hast
ings Friday where he took the
Saturday morning train far his
home at Montrose, Colo. He had
spent several weeks visiting at1
Chambers.
Mrs. Wayne Smith, who was one i
of those in charge of 4-H entries
in b ane economics at the Holt
Co. Fair, reports a total of 874
entries in that field alone. It is
the must ever recorded.
Mr and Mrs. Paul Starkey and
family of Albion attended the
Fair and visited the George and
Don Cameron families on Wednes
day of last week.
Carol and Roger Coppoc, daugh
ter and son of Dr. and Mrs. Lor- j
an Coppoc of Ottumwa, la came
Monday, Aug 15 and spent the
week with their grandmother,
Mrs. James Grimes and other
relatives. They returned home I
xuesuiy,
William A. Alderson of Boise,
Ida arrived at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. T. E. Alderson on Sun
day, August 14th and on Tues
day morning they accompanied
Mrs. Margie Sammons to Tilden
to attend the funeral of Guy Al
derson. Others from away who
came to attend tile funeral were i
a sister, Ruth Alderson of El j
Paso, Tex.; sons, Robert and
Thomas R. (known as “Bud” by
friends here and at Amelia), and
daughter, Adrienne (Mrs. Robert
Williams) and son, Bobby of Den
ver. Mrs. Pearl Alderson and son
Verne and wife, cousins, came
from Lincoln.
On Thursday morning Ruth Al
derson, Bud and Win. Alderson
and Mrs. Adrienne Williams and
son, Bobby, stopped at the T. E.
Alderson home for breakfast be
fore leaving for their homes at
various points in the South and
West.
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Clearwater New:
Mrs. Diaries ('urtrtght
Ill'll ter 5-3290
The annual Filsinger reunion
was held Sunday, Aug 14 in River
side Park in Neligh. There were
90 members and 12 visitors pre
sent. Thirteen births, five marria
ges and one death were recorded.
Mrs. Russell Anderson was pre
sented a gift for keeping the re
cord books. A picnic dinner was
held at noon. Mrs. Ellen Filsinger
was the oldest member present,
and M. Good was the youngest.
Plans were made to meet again
the second Sunday in August of
1961. Present were Mrs. Isabel
Filsinger and Lawrence, Mr. and
Mrs. Edqard Filsinger, Mrs. Vi
olet Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Lundqaist and Billy, Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Good and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Don Tingle
and girls, all of Neligh, Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Filsinger and fami
ly of Spencer.
Alice’s Beauty Shop
3 Operators I
Open 8:30 am. to 9:00 p.m.
125 East Douglas
Phone 263 — O’Neill
Mrs Ellen Fils infer Mr and
Mrs Russell Anderson and fam
tty, Mr and Mrs Clarence Mich
ael and family, Mr and Mrs
Lewrence Rutledge and Bonnie
and Mr and Mrs Donald Her
ley and family and Marry Maudl
ing all of Clearwater.
Mr and Mrs. William FiUtnger
of TUden, Mr and Mrs Otto Be k
er and Fred of Cedar Rapids, M
and Mrs. Marcin Becker of Al
b*on. Mr and Mrs Patrick Mus
ser of Royal. Mr and Mrs Walt
er Wester huff of Elgin. Mr and
Mrs Dial Snider of Colridge. Mr
and Mrs. Ray Filsinger and fam
ily, Mr and Mrs Dean Filsinger
and family, Mr and Mrs Har
old Filsinger and family. Mr and
Mrs. Lawrence McQuiston, Mr
and Mrs Ray Maulding and sons
a'l of Norfolk.
Mr and Mrs. LaVem Finley and
Jy™ «*Kl Mr. and Mrs Jam** .
Good and sons of Ewmg. Mr. and
Mrs Lijus Tramp and daughters
of Crofton and Mr and Mrs
Merle Ftlsmger and family at
Frt moot.
OFFICERS NAMED
Officers who will head the
American Legion post 367 here
for the coming year are Ken
neth Johnson, commander; Wayne
Patras, vice-commander; Clar
ence Ahlers, finance officer; J fin
Thompson, adjutant and Harry
Graham, service officer
The Orval Hankla family have
returned after a vacation of two
weeks in California.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Maukling
and Mr and Mrs Floyd Miller
are vacationing in Republic, Mo ,
at the Burl McConne! and W, L
Ht*rd homes.
Members and guests erf the
RLDS church held a hay rule
Saturday beginning at the Levi
Mursbach home and ending at the
Ray Conard home where a camp
fire service was held and refresh
ments were served
Mr and Mrs Dale Oortright,
Robert and Norman of Kearney
and Mrs Theresa Curtright of Ne
hgh were Thursday guests in the
Charles Curtright home
Mr a ml Mrs Kenneth Shibata
and family o* Albion and Mr. and
Mrs L*o Srhaanke a ini daughter
were Sunday guests of Mr and
Mrs Lawrence Schnabel ami Dal
las
Antelope County Fair
At Neligh, Nebraska
AUG. 26.27. ^ 28
QUARTER HORSE SHOW
Some of Northeast Nebraska's Finest Horses.
Sunday 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
DOG RACES
36 Dogs entered in this event; there will be six
races. Saturday night only.
COUNTY HORSE RACE
Always a crowd pleaser. Saturday afternoon
1:30 p.m.
4-H LIVESTOCK EXHIBITS
One of the biggest and best in the state. Sunday
afternoon 1:30 p.m.
SCHOOL EXHIBITS
Promises to be the best in years.
BEAVER VALLEY POLO TEAM
Fun for young and old. Sunday night only.
STRONG AMUSEMENT CO.
One of the best carnivals in operation today.
BAND CONCERTS
Band Concerts Saturday and Sunday.
FREE ACTS
A variety of Free Acts will be offered on both
Saturday and Sunday nights.
All this and more at the
BIG ANTELOPE COUNTY FAIR
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