Royal News
By Mr* R. J. Bering
Church to Observe Anniversary
Announcement was made at the
church service in Brunswick Sun
day by Rev Father Kenny that
St Ignatius church in Brunswick
will observe its fiftieth anniver
sary Tuesday, Sept 20. A dinner
will be held It is expected that
a number of former pastors will
be present
Mr anti Mrs. Walter Taylor
and children of Albion and Mr
and Mrs Hans Hofer and family
were Niobrara visitors Sunday
Mr and Mrs T. R Dodds and
Gay land Holm were Niobrara vis
itors Sunday.
Mrs H. C. Clausen, Oakland
City, Ind., was a weekend guest
of Mr and Mrs L. H. Sawyer.
Mrs. Clausen's husband was a for
mer pastor at AEbion and Tilden.
L. H Sawyer will present one
of his bands at the fair in Ne
ligh Saturday evening.
Mr. and M-s. Glenn Rundquist
and Nolan left 9unday morning
on a fishing trip into Minnesota
at West Lake, northwest of Min
neapolis.
Mr. and M-s. R H Nelson and
three children of Bennington were
Tuesday guests of Mr. and Mrs
E. A R/indquist. Mr Nelson, a
former superintendent here.
Dodd’s Oil Company held
their grand opening Saturday.
The station, located on Highway
20, has been completely remod
eled. Approximately 2,500 gal
lon* of gas were sold during the
day. Treats to the customers
and rhi'dren included 1.000 bot
tles of pop and an equal num
ber of balloons and surkcrs.
Mrs. Clarence Weber and Mrs.
R J. Hering cant'd at the Albert
Johnson and G. W Kirk homes
in Plain view Thursday
Mr and Mrs Norman Burch
and three children of Palo
Alta. Calif., came Monday
to visit his parents. Mr and Mrs.
Russell Burch and has sisters,
Mrs Roy Frahm, Mrs Darrell
Anson of Royal and Mrs Lau
rence Fryer of Norfolk Mr
Burch, a captain in the Palo Al
ta Fire Department, has a va
cation of three weeks
William Relieke of Snider, a
former resident here, sold his
house located across the street
from the pump house, to Mr
LfUis Waterman who has been
living in Rundquist's Apartments.
Mr Waterman expects to make
improvements by enclosing the
front porch and adding a bath
room. Mr Relieke bought a home
in Snider.
Guests at the home of Mr and
Mrs Harry Hagedorn Sunday in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jack
son, Marcia and Jim of Memphis;
Mr and Mrs. Bruce Rebberg and
children of O’Neill, Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Miller and Mrs. Hazel Reh
berg.
Mrs. Rehberg, who had been
in Royal and vicinity the past
four months left Monday for Lin
coln.
Mrs Mabel Meyer, Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Bartsch, Mrs. Fre
mont Curtis and Mrs. Jan Cur
tis attended the funeral of Bert
Moser at Creighton Wednesday.
WSCS MEETS
Mrs. James Peterson was hos
tess to the Royal WSCS Wednes
day with 22 present. Mrs. Oscar
Bartsch presented the lesson on
“Children". Mrs. Perry Lichty and
Mrs. Gus Erickson read from the
Scriptures. New members are
Mrs. Duane Lenz of Orchard and
Mrs. Hazel Makemson.
Mrs. Lulu Eyer Sessions of San
ta Monica, Calif., mother of Ken
neth Eyer, and grandmother of
the well-known movie star, Rich
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ard Eyer. is here visiting relatives
and Inends m Royal and Orchard.
She plans to remain a month
Card Shower
A card shower is requested for
Lenard Raboa-s, long time resi
dent of Royal community and a
graduate of the local high school
in the class of 1934. Lenard was
seriously injured a number of
weeks ago and is still unable to
work. Hearing from friends will
make the days less tiresome His
address is: Lenard Rabbass, Rose
wood St. 27, Mattapan 26, Mass
Connie Beutler went to Page
Friday night to visit her friend,
Linda Wood.
Mr ami Mrs. Walter Beutler
and Danny were Picks town vis
itors Sunday.
Terry Storm will attend a pre
school teachers meeting in La
Platte this week He will teach
in the grades and live in Spring
field.
Gary Storm will attend Junior
College in Norfolk.
Mrs. Warren Holm will teach
in District the school on High
way 14 where she substituted last
year for Mrs. Cal Mahood of Ne
ngn
Mrs Dale Weber will return to
the school in District 85 where
she was employed the past year.
Mr and Mrs Warren Holm and
Gayland and Mr and Mrs Bill
Mitteis and family spent Sunday
afternoon at Niobrara.
Mrs Mabel Meyer visited the
first of the week with her sister,
Mrs. Bert Moser of Creighton.
Deloit News
By Mrs. II. Relmer
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Harpster
and sons were O’Neill shoppers
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tomjack
and Florence Butler of Ewing
had supper in Clearwater Satur
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tomjack
returned Wecinesday evening from
their trip to Salt Lake City and
Dead Wood, S. D. Mrs. Tomjack
has sisters in both cities.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Hupp,
Mrs Joe Hupp and Rose Hupp
of Norfolk attended the funeral
for Stanley Bartak Tuesday. Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Schindler of Omaha
were there also.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reimer
were Sioux City visitors Wednes
day.
Several families attended the
Wheeler Co. fair at Bartlett last
weekend.
We received half an inch of
very welcome rain Wednesday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Larson
returned Wednesday evening from
a trip through the Black Hills.
They attended the “Passion Play”
at Spearfish, S. D. Sunday eve
ning.
Don Larson and two friends
from O’Neill called at the Leonard
Larson home Friday evening.
A number from here enjoyed
Clearwater’s jubilee on Sunday
and Monday.
Mrs. Mary Marish of Spalding
is spending a few days at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Minnie Miller.
Mrs. Watson McDonald made
a trip to the doctor at Tilden
last week.
Mrs. Mary Marish and Mrs.
Minnie Miller spent Sunday eve
ning at the Watson McDonald
home.
James and Robert Miller spent
a few days last week in th Ozarks.
The Howard Temples atended
a family picnic in Kansas Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harpster
visited Anita Lee and family in
Ewing Sunday.
Most of the hay is up and the
third cuting of Alfalfa is ready
to be pat up.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Bartak and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sehi returned
from their fishing trip to Canada
Saturday evening They reported
very good fishing
Mr Mid Mrs. Richsrd McDon
ald and family -pent Sunday at
Watson McDonalds.
Virginia McDonald accompan
ied Mr and Mrs Moon and Gary
of Neligh to Denver for a week's
vacation with relatives.
Miss Anita Lee and Virtus ac
companied Kenneth to his borne
in Kansas for an indefinite stay.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Larson
spent Sunday at Henry Reimer’s
Mrs Henry Reimer, Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Larson and Linda, Mrs
Elmer Pah] and Mary of Oak
land and Mrs Don Starr and
Elisabeth of West Point, spent
Monday at the Larson home in
Ewing It was Mr. Larson's birth
day.
Amelia News
By Miss Florence Lindsey
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce
were visiting at Tom Doolittles
Monday evening.
Don Adams returned Thursday
from the tour of the southern
states. He accompanied a group of
teachers. Mrs. Floyd Adams and
Mrs. Blake Ott met him in Nor
folk Thursday. While he was in
Flordia he sent a Mango fruit
to his parents. Mrs. Adams
shared it with several of us Ame
lia folks. We thought it very de
licious.
Mr. and Mrs. Orland Fryrear
were Spencer callers Thursday.
Almost everyone in the commun
ity attended the Chambers fair
last week. The evenings were very
cold, and some folks froze cut
and came home early.
Mrs. Delia Ernst visited at Mrs.
Maude Forbes Wednesday after
noon.
Farewell Party
Rev. and Mrs. Ivan Turner were
honored with a farewell party
Wednesday by the members and
friends of the Free Methodist
church. Rev. Turner has been
resident pastor of the Ewing Free
Methodist church and also served
the Bethany church near Amelia.
He will move to the Ringold,
parish soon.
Robert Burge, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Burge has been hav
ing a seige of blood poison in
his hand. He stayed with his aunt
Mrs. Hugh Carr in O’Neill sev
eral days to receive medical at
tention everyday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kaiser,
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Kaiser, and
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kaiser,
Tommie and Jerry, all of Hardin,
Mont., returned to their home
Saturday after being here to at
tend funeral services for their
father, Richard Kaiser who died
Tuesday, Aug 16.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fullerton
observed their twenty-fifth wed
ding anniversary recently. A num
ber of friends and relatives ga
thered Sunday at their home for
a dinner. Those present were
their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Skala and Mr.
and Mrs. L. Skala, all of Fremont,
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Doolittle
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Amos
Ninham, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Fullerton, Joan and Beth, Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Doolittle , Mrs.
Gene Thompson and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Everett and
Harley, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gil- '
man and Denny Doolittle. Mrs.
Marvin Doolittle baked and decor
ated a lovely three tier cake.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McIntosh
and Robert of Tekamah were
Thursday and Friday visitors with
their cousin, Mrs. Lew Backhaus
and Mr. Backhaus.
Ruthie Smith accompanied her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Coolidge of Chambers to Wyom
ing to visit her sister, Mrs. Dale
(Hazel* Radford and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Smith of
North Platte have been visiting at
the home of his brother, Hamp
Smith. Mrs. Leslie Smith and Mrs.
Hamp Smith drove to North
Platte Friday and on their return
their nephew, Billie Smith re
turned with them.
Mrs. Oscar Peterson enjoyed a
visit from three of her sisters
over Tuesday night of last week
They were Mrs. Mary Codr of On
tario, Ore., Mrs. Agnes Mapel'
and Mrs. Otto Dickman, both of
Sangeant.
Timmy Jean Doolittle, son of [
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Dolittle, was
baptized Sunday morning by Rev. !
Charles Cox, Methodist pastor at
Amelia.
Duane Sammons left Monday
for his home at Kimberly, Ida.,
after spending the summer here
with his grandmother, Mrs. Ber
tha Sammons. He helped in the
hayfield at Ed Jungmans.
Mr. and Mrs. Orland Fryrear
spent Sunday evening at Vernon
Berrys.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Widman and
Marcia and Bower Sageser and
Sandra visited at Mrs. Fancher’s
at Ainsworth Sunday. Mrs. Bow
er Sageser returned to Amelia
with them and they exipect to
leave for their home at Manhat
tan, Kan. Tuesday.
Mrs. E. Andersen went to Lin
coln Sunday to attend a meeting of
the Women’s Society of Christian
Service as a delegate from Ame
lia. She accompanied Rev. and
Mrs. Charles Gates of Atkinson.
Mrs. Ernest Johnston is in charge
of the switchboard during her
absense.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jungman,
parents of Mrs Milton Clemens
of Amelia, will observe their fif
tieth wedding anniversary with
open house from 2 to 5 Sunday.
Aug 28 at the home of their son
Leeward Jungman in Atkinson
Mr and Mrs Roy Wehland and
family of Holdrege visited from
Thursday to Sunday at the Ernest
Johnston home. Chi Sunday the
two families were sight-seeing at
Fort Randall. The Wehland's son
Richard, who had spent the sum
mer here with the Johnston’s re
turned with them Sunday evening.
Emmett Carr and Blwin Benson
of Santa Monica .Calif., were vis
king Art Waldman in Amelia
Saturday.
Lloyd Waldo was one of the
trophy w inners in the golf tour
nament m O'Neill Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Wiiford Hatch
left Sunday evening for their
home in Fort Collins, Colo., after
a few days visit with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Peter
son.
Rev Ernest Chambers and fam
ily are now located in the Free
Methodist parsonage south of
Amelia.
Mrs. Harold Claussen, Debra,
Linda and Harold Lynn left Tues
day' for their new' home in Den
ver, Colo. Her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Gilman, took them to
Grand Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Peterson
entertained at a cook-out supper
Saturday evening. The guests were
Mr. and Mrs, Art IOoolittle and
Dale, Sandra and Linda Tesch,
Mr and Mrs. Bob Adair. Jerry
and Dianp, Mr. and Mrs. Wiiford
Hatch and Mr. and Mrs Gus Rob
ertson.
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Waldo,
Mrs Edna Davis and John Zink
on attended the Bartlett fair Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnston,
Mark and Kay of Srh"vl°r and
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Cobb and
children of Fremont were Sat
urday and Sunday visitors at Os
car Petersen’s
Mr. and Mrs Orville Svatos
and girls, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Svatos and David, Mike and Carl
Kamphaus of O’Neill were dinner
guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
Anton Svatos. Francis Kamphaus
had been visiting at the Svatos’
during the week
Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Doolittle
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Bilstien and Dick and Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon Ballagh and family
spent Sunday at the Bus Entoody
home in Atkinson.
Mrs. Stella Sparks and Lonnie,
and Mrs. Gertie Adair visited at
the home of Mrs. Elsie Doolittle at
9tuart and attended the car races
th'ire that evening.
A new furnace has been install
ed at the Amelia schoolhouse the
past week.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Cooiidge
were O’Neill callers Saturday and
f""
visited at the Calvin CooUdges
while there
Mr and Mrs Ralph Rees took
their grandchildren, Judi and
John Taylor, to Denver. Cok>.,
Tuesday enroute to their new
home at Flagstaff, Ariz. They
wiM visit their son. Bob Rees and
family at Denver over Sunday
Mr anil Mrs, Lloyd Waldo and
family visited this week in Den
ver. Colo., wHh Mrs. Waldo's
mother, Mrs. Frank Searles and
family, and in Cheyenne. Wyo.,
with Lloyd's brother. Harold Wal
do and family
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Hiatt,
Paul and Gene visited at the Wes
ton Whitwer home in O’Neill
Sunday.
Kathy and Joyce Doolittle vis
ited J.idi Taylor Monday after
noon as Judi was leaving Tuesday
for her home at Flagstaff. Ariz
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Kenny of
Atkinson visited the Chester Kai
ser family of Harding. Mont at
Hank Whitcomb’s Friday evening,
Mr and Mrs Guy Blake, Rose
anne and Lorn were Sunday eve
ning supper guests of Mr and
Mrs. George Fullerton.
Joan Fullerton, who attends a
beauty school in Lincoln spent
Saturday night with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Harold Fullerton
and Beth.
Moody's cafe and spilled on her
feet while she was working
Pat and Bernard Mahon left
for New York Saturday morning
and Mr and Mrs Albert Carson
and June accompanied them to
Odessa, N. Y. to visit Mr and
Mrs Warren Beattie and family.
Mrs Beattie is the former Iris
Carson
Mrs Irene Carsten and Mrs
Jerry Carsten called at the Frank
Carsten home Saturday morning.
Mr and Mrs. Pete Mulhair
called at the Earnest Bores home
at Ravinia, S. D Sunday
Mr and Mrs Vigo Christenson
and Mrs. Eddie Krugman cal Uni
at the Reggio Pinkerman home
Tuesday.
Mrs Phyliss Mulhair and sons
returned from her vacation Sun
day
Tommy Bremwii of New Castle
spent a few days in the Pete
Muhair home the past week
Mrs. Neil Bjornsen and child
ren, Mrs Glen Hull, Mrs. Glen
Davy, Mrs. Leonard Havranek
and children and Mrs. Pete Mul
hair were Thursday luncheon
guests of Mrs Bill Spencer.
Drew and Neil Classen spent
Thursday in the Reno Boelter
home with their boys.
Mrs Pete Muhair cant'd on 1 <
Mrs Harold Bennett Thursday af
..'an.
Ihe WYGO Club l»ekl a picnic
in the Lynch Park Sunday after
noon.
The Highland anti Harmony Club
held a picnic at Fort Randal Sun
day.
Mr and Mrs. Earl Rosicky
were Sunday dinner guests in the
Merle Sieler home.
Sharon Courtney was a Satur
day overnight giiest of Marjean
Birmeier.
Mr. ami Mrs. Dale Thueroff anil
family spent Saturday night and
Sunt lay in the Wayne Christensen
home.
Mr. and Mrs Wayne Boelter
and Allen from Verdigre calletl
at Glen and Elmer Hulls Sunday.
Phone your news to 7KS
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DAVID HARUM FEEDS
5,000 - 10,000 Units Vitamins added to each ton
of Feed.
40% Range Feed
22% Range and Breeder
20% Corn Cake
16% Calf Creep
32% Finisher
32% Dairy Ration Pellets
SPECIAL
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DAVID HARUM FEEDS
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Phone 771 — Just North of Burlington Depot
Open Saturday Till 9 p.m.
David Harum Says, "You Can Pay More-But
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For getting extra gains on calves and yearlings on summer
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During Grazing Season
Many Sandhills cattlemen report additional gains of 50 to 100
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tain profitable gains and top condition.
Specially Priced Until Sept. 17
This popular NORCO cattle feed is to be had in Vt and Vi inch (
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Lynch News
The Lynch Fire Department
was called to the Fdward ('ar
son farm Tuesday afternoon to
help put out a prairie fire in a
hay meadow. The fire burned
only two or three acres before
it was put out.
Nancy Kot.as from Colorado ar
rived Wednesday morning to
spend two weeks with friends.
A1 Br.dy retimed from Pho
enix, Ariz., last Saturday after
spending some time with his mo
ther and family.
Mrs. Richard Christensen, Don
na and Debbie calk'd at the Glen
Rihanek home Tuesday afternoon.
The Lynch Public School will
open Tuesday, September 6 with
a complete staff.
Mary Jo Stengor was dismissed
from the Sacred Heart hospital
Monday afternoon after receiving
burns on her feet last Wednesday
night when a coffee pot broke at
HEDGE POSTS
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The State of Nebraska re
ceives a quarter of a million
dollars annually from the
NEBRASKANS Storz Brewing Company in
beer tax alone. And this
SHARF IN money is Nebraska earned.
Nebraska employees, agricul
TUC QIIPPEQQ tural products, loyalty and
I nt OUUULOJ patronage made Storz the
fir CTnD7 best seller here and the favor
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16th Annual Boyd County
mn and 4-H
If Exhibits
Spencer, Nebr.
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August 30, 31 & Sept. 1
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Carnival - Rides - Band Concerts - Parade - Baseball Games |
TUESDAY
Entry Day
8:45 A M. All departments open to receive
exhibits.
10:00 A.M. All 4-H exhibits to be in except
livestock.
12:00 Noon Judging of all 4-H Home Eco
nomics exhibits.
2:30 P.M. Girls Demonstration at High
School.
4:00 P.M. Tractor Operators Contest
(Open Class) at Ball Park.
7:30 P.M Ball Game — Spencer Pee-Wee
All-Stars vs. O’Neill White Sox.
9:00 P.M. FREE Square Dance at School
Grounds, by the Ponca Valley
Squares.
Murphy Northern State Show on Midway
WEDNESDAY
8:45 A.M. All Stoeker-Feeder Calves and
Riding Horses In.
9:00 A.M. Commercial Exhibits Open.
9:00 A.M. Livestock Judging — All Classes
2:00 P.M. Open Class Livestock Judging.
2:00 P.M. Spencer Midgets vs. Lynch
Midgets.
3:00 P.M. Girls and Boys Judging Contests.
4:00 P.M- Horseshoe Pitching Elimination
Contest. (Registration at Krot
ters.)
7:00 P.M. Band Concert by Spencer Band
—at School Grounds.
8:30 P.M. Baseball — Spencer Town Team
vs. Lynch Town Team.
8:30 P.M. Dress Revue at High School.
Murphy Northern State Show on Midway
THURSDAY
9:00 A M. All Exhibits Open.
1:30 I*.M. Big Parade — Prizes.
3:00 P.M. Kid Bares — Prizes. At Ball
Park. Horseshoe Pitching
Finals. At Ball Park.
4:30 P.M. Joint Band Otnceri by Butte,
Lynch and Spencer Bands — at
School Grounds.
8:00 P.M- Crash Hick Daredevils. At Ball
Park.
9:30 P.M. Boyd County “Mother of the
Year” Presentation.
10:00 P M. Dance — Bobby Layne and
His Orchestra at Community
Hail.
Murphy Northern State Show on Midway
Crash Dick Auto Daredevils
Thursday, 8:00 p.m., September 1st At Ball Park
CARTOP and BATON TWIRLING with 11-year-old Devera Lynn and 4-year old Joni. - CRASH DICK
JR., WORLD'S YOUNGEST STUNTMAN. - ALSO, CLOWN CAR, "THE MISGUIDED M I S S I L E." -
MOTORCYCLE HEADWALL CRASH. - ALSO INCLUDED: BURNING BUILDING CRASH with LADY
DRIVER. "Ten gallons of gas, a torch and stand back." T-BONE CRASH. — DELIBERATE HIGH SPEED
ROLLOVER. - DIVE BOMB FINALE. ✓
GO-CARTS, The NATION'S NEWEST RACING CRAZE. The Crash Dick Daredevils, always catering to
the newest thing in sports, is carrying a trailer load of the new 1960 FOX GO-BOY CARTS for local
youngsters to race. The FOX GO-BOY FACTORY IS DONATING a beautiful trophy to the feature
event winner.
