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Wexleyaa Methodist Church
(Don V. Olmsted, pastor)
Sunday, Sept 18 10 00; Sunday
sets <oI, 11 00; Monday worship,
7 30; Bible study, 8:00; Evening
worship.
Monday, Sept 19: Wesleyan
Youth meets at the parsonage at
8 90 p m
Wednesday, Sapt 21: The mid
week prayer hour at 8:00 p.m.
First Methodist Church
(Glen Kenmcott, Minister)
Thursday, S<pt. 15: Prayer
Group, 10 00 am. at Claude
Bates’ home; Dorcas, 2:00 p.m ;
Sub District Evangelism Work
shop, 7:30 pm.
SMurday, Sept 17: Junior Choir,
10 00 a m
Sunday, Sept 18: Sunday School
9:45 am.; Morning Worship, 11:00
am.; District Atkilt Fellowship
Rally, 2:304> 30.
Monday, Sept. 19: Wesleyan
6ervice Guild, 8:00 p.m, at Wm
McIntosh's home.
’IXnssday, Sept 20 Town and
Country Wcxkshop at Analey.
Wednesday, Sept 21: Adult and
High School Choir, 7:15 p.m.; Sen
ior MYF, 8 00 p.m
Thursday, Sept. 22: Prayer
Group, 10 00 am. at Claude Bates
home; Doroas, 2:00 pm.
Emmet Methodist Church
(Glenn Kennieott, pastor)
Thursday, Sept 15: Society Meet
ing at Mrs Robert Ftax's home,
2:00 p.m.
Sunday, Sept 18: Children’s
Sunday School anti Morning Wor
ship, 9:30 a.m.
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
(Msgr. Timothy O'Sullivan and
Father Rifoert Duffy, assistant)
Sunday, Sept. 18, Masses, 7 a m.
8 and 9 30. Masses in the church
every d;ry at 7:45 a m.
Saturday, Sept. 24 Confessions
from 4 p.m. until 5:30 and from
7:30 until 9.
Bethany ITesbyterian Church
(John Hart, pastor)
Sunday, Sept 18: Worship, 9:30
a.m.; Sunday school, 10:30.
Church of Epiphany
(Father Ralph O’Donnell)
Emmet
Sunday, Sept. 18: Mass, 8 a.m.
Dorsey Presbyterian Church
(Lee Hicks, pastor)
Sunday, Sept 18: Church school,
7 p.m.; worship, 8.
AsMcmbly of God Churc h
(Ivan Chnstoffersen, pastor)
TAmrsday, Sept. 15: Fellowship
rally at Neligh services, 3 p. m ,
6:30 and 7:30.
Sunday, Sept. 18: Sunday school,
10 am, morning worship, 11 and
Evangelistic service, 8 p. m.
Wednesday, Sept 21: Sunday
school corrventionette at Bassett,
7 pm. worship, 8 p m. rally.
Pug* Methodist Church
(Robert D. Linder, pastor)
Thursday, Sept. 15: WSCS, 2
pun.
Sunday, Sept. 18: Church scho
ol, 10 a m.; worship, 11; MYF, 8
pun.
Inman Methodist Church
(Robert D. Linder, pastor)
Sunday, Sept 18: Church school,
8:40 a m.; worship, 9:40
Wednesday, Sept. 21: MYF and
choir, 8 pro.
Verdigre News
By Vac Kan da
Schedule Set
For Verdigre
High Gridders
VERDIGRE—William J. Harder,
coach for the Verdigre Hawks
announces his returning lettermen
are Kenneth McElhose, Marvin
Vonasek, Arlie Nelson, Allen Boel
ter, Dennis Mott, Richard Mc
Cormick, Melvin Sukup and Doug
las Miller, who led the team
into the first game of the sea
son against Osmond, Sept. 9
Those two schools played a 26-25
game last year with Verdigre
getting the “nod”. There is every
indication that this years game
may be a close one. Osmond
coach, Hank VanKirk has scoring
back returning in Charlie Tinner
while the Verdigre coach is plac
ing his hopes on Allen Boelter to
move the ball for Verdigre.
The Verdigre Football schedule
is: Sept. 9, Osmond—'here, 16,
Ce<lar Rapids—here, 23, Niobrara
—there, 30, Naper—here, Oct. 7,
Lynch—’there, 14, 9pencer—here,
21, Open Date, 26, Butte—there.
(These games will be played un
der the new flood lights installed
last year.)
Verdigre High
Names Officers
For This Year
Robert Sleekier, superintendent
of the Verdigre school system has
announced class officers as fol
lows: Seninrs-Melvin Sukup, pres
ident; Kenneth McElhose, vice
president, JoAnn Chafupnik, sec
retary; JoEllen Farnik, treasurer;
Kathy and Kenneth Maly, student
council and superintendent Robert
Steckler, sponsor.
Juniors-Douglas Miller, presi
dent; Dennis Mott, vice-president;
Marlene Souoek. secretary-treas
urer; Allen Boelter and Barbara
Liska. student council; William
Harder, sponsor.
Sophomores-Lee Yager, presi
dent; Janet Rudloff, secretary;
Lana Tikalsky, treasurer; Mary
Pavlik and Larry Vitema, stu
dent council; Ted Ward, sponsor.
Freshmen-John Farnik, presi
dent; Paul Dittirick, vice presi
den; Karen Jacot, secretary; Den
nis Dvorak, treasurer; David Hr
bek and Jean Dryak, student coun
cil; Harold Mutt, sponsor.
Kotrous' Hold
Reunion At
Verdigre Park
A picnic dinner at the Verdi
gre city park marked the seventh
annual reunion of the Kotrous kin
Sunday, Sept 4
The oldest member present was
Edward Kotrous and the young
est was eleven month old Shirlee
Pilar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Pilar of Center. Coming
from the greatest distance were
the Marvin Kotrous family of
Grant. There were two marriages,
six births and one death during
the p|ist year.
Twenty-eight families attended
the reunion. Guests were Mr and
Mrs. Larry Pilar and daughter
of Center, Mr. and Mrs Albert
Meyer and family and Mr. and
Dr. H. D. GILDERSLEEVE
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Mrs Leonard Fnsch and family,
all of Creighton, Mr and Mrs
Joe V Walter. Delrnar Walter
and son at Crolton, Mr. and Mrs
Marvin Kotrous and family at
G'ant; Mr and Mrs John C.
Kotrous and family and Mr and
Mrs Joe Bazata, all of Omaha.
Mr and Mrs. Jim Bryce of
Plainview; Mr and Mrs Otto
Uhlir. Mr and Mrs And in Uh
lir, Mr and Mrs Leonard Boel
ter and daughter. Mr. and Mrs
Pad Sukup and family, Mr and
Mrs Jim Kot'ous, Mr and Mrs.
Elmer Kotrous and family, Mr
and Mrs Vacie Kotrous and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. August Kotrous,
Mr and Mrs. Alvin Zila and fam
ily.
Mr and Mrs. Frank G. Bartos
and family, Mr and Mrs. Anton
Pilar, Mr and Mrs. Ben Kotrous
and family, Mr and Mrs Harold
Eifle and family, Mr. and Mrs
Robert Sedivy and family, Mr
and Mrs August Sedivy sr., Frank
V Kotrous, Edward Kotrous. Bill
Kotrous and Anton Zila, all of Ver
digre.
The date for the 1961 date re
union has been set for the Sunday
preceding Labor Day at the same
location.
Miss Esther Dietchman, music
director in the Verdigre schools
announces the enrollment of 42
p.tpuls in the chorus and 33 in the
school band The first rehearsal
was held Tuesday for the chorus
and Friday for the band mean
bens Each ct the grade rooms
has a period of musk instruction
each day
Inman News
By Mrs. James McMahan
Mr and Mrs E. E Clark re
turned Wednesday afternoon from
Pine River, Minn, where they
spent ten days vacationing .
Ivan Couch, who is employed
at Wahoo, spent the weekend vis
iting his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Couch and
son of O'Neill visited Mr. Couch’s
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Couch. Sunday
Joe Peters, who is employed at
Norfolk, spent several days last
week visiting his family.
Mrs. James McMahan attended
a state meeting of Symphony
Ch ipter OES Thursday evening at
O’Neill.
Attending a pknic dinner at the
heme of Mrs. Josie Dohnal on
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs Frank
Visek of Comstock, Mr and Mrs
Dewey Demaree, Mr and Mrs
Frank Stanek, Mr and Mrs.
Frank Kokes ami Mr. and Mrs
Adolph Kokes all of Burwell and
Mr and Mrs. Earl McClenahan
and family of O'NeiH.
Mr and Mrs. Albert Anthony
ami Gaylene spent Saturday eve
ning visiting Mr and Mrs Dale
Matschullat and family at Page
Fred Sc ha uni has returned from
Atkinson Memorial hospital where
he was a medical patient for a
few days.
Mrs Edna Michaehs is a patient
at Atkinson Memorial hospital
Mrs Pauline Anderl left Mon
day for Omaha where she will
visit her scm and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs Sterling Anderl and
family.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Sawyer
and Mick returned Wednesday
night from Oreg >n where they
spent several weeks visiting Mr.
Sawyer's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sawyer and
family of Atkinson visited Mr
Sawyers parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Sawyer Sunday.
Woodrow Gaughenbaugh left
Saturday for Tacoma, Wadi., on
business.
Mrs Woodrow Gaughenbaugh
and Carol visited Mr. and Mrs. C.
Gaughenbaugh in O’Neill Satur
day ,
.Margaret Pruss, who teaches in
the Clearwater Public schools,,
spent the weekend in the Henry
Pruss home here
Harold Sobotka left Wednesday
evening for Dallas. Tex , where
he will attend radio school
Mr and Mrs Albert Anthony
and Gaylene and Donna Harte at
tended Grocers convention Sun
day at Norfolk They were accom
panied by Mr and Mrs Vadim
Kivett who went on to Madison to
visit Mrs Kivett ’a parents. Mr
and Mrs. Pen we 11.
Mr and Mrs Roy McGraw of
Glendale. Calif,, and Mr and
Mrs. Carl Kysar of Level, Wyo.,
and Mr. and Mrs. C». F. Pryde
of Lance Creek. Wyo., visited j
Friday evening and Saturday j
morning with Mr and Mrs Harry
McGraw.
Mr and Mrs. Harvey A Tamp- j
kins. Linnelle, Roger, and Neil !
drove to Utica Saturday where 1
they visited in the home of Mrs
Tompkins’ mother, Mrs. Cora B.
Caldwell. On Sumtay morning j
Harvey gave the morning nies- j
sage at the Tamora and Uticn
Methodist churches. On 9jnday
afternoon they went to Nebraska
Wesleyan University in Lincoln
and saw Linelle installed at the
WiUand Sorority Annex and Roger
at the Burt Hall Residence for
Men Llnello will be a junior this
year at Nebraska Wesleyan and
Roger is entering as a freshman.
On Sunday evening they all at
tended the State Fair and on Mon
day. Harvey, Lois and Neil re
turned home, Allen TVunpkms
spent tlie weekend in the home of
Mr. and Mrs Grant Peacock and
sons of O’Neill.
Mr anti Ms's Harvey A. Tomp
kins attended the O’Neill Public
School faculty hoard of etlvK'ation
pot-luck dinner at the Country
Club Thursday evening.
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