Atkinson News
Visitors m Atkinson Saturday
mght and Sunday were Mr and
Mrs Loyd Spence and Larry and
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr
and Mrs Jim Ostrander and taa
by Randy The Spences are for
mer residents of Atkinson ami are
now living in Columbus. They re
turned to their homes Sunday
night.
Mr. and Mrs Faye Nilson
newcomers to Atkinson, were
hosts at a family dinner Sunday
in their home in honor of AC/3
Garrold M Roberts, who is home
on leave from the Navy. He is
the son of Mr and Mrs. Fred
Rt&erts, and will leave this
weekend for South Carolina, from
where he will be sent to his new
assignment in Spain Other guests
besides the Robertses and Gar
rold were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Nilson, Mr ami Mrs Leo Schnie
der of Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs
Roy Nilson and Lonnie and Mr
and Mrs Glenn Stahl and Mar
cia all of Newport, Mr and Mrs
Ed McDaniel and Marlyn and
Mr and Mrs. David Milne and
' Marilyn, Frederick and James,
all of Creighton.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tingle of
Atkinson returned to their home
Sunday night, after spending the
week in Omaha where Mrs. Tin
gle underwent surgery in the
Methodist Hospital Mr and Mrs
Anton Moore of Nelieto, her par
ents, stayed at the Tingle home
and helped at the store during
their absence
Cl'B SCOtTN MEET
Thirteen boys were present at
the first den meeting of the Cub
Scouts, which was held at the
home of Mrs. Fred Roberts, den
mother, Friday afternoon. Those
enrolled are Jack Ramsay, Roger
Christansen, Max Mills, Dan
Hawthorne, Frank Kuehn, Rickie
Davis, Nick Svoboda, Michael
Shippen, Mike Bennett, Brian
Gilg, Soott Witter, Alan Krumm
and Greg Pospichal.
Mothers present were Mrs
Emil Kuehn, assistant Den mo
ther; Mrs George Witter, Mrs
Roy Gilg and Mrs. Bonnie Pos
pichal.
The Scouting program was re
cently re-organized under the
sponsorship of the Atkinson Vol
unteer Fire Department. Fred
Roberts was chosen Cubrnaster
and Don Gokie will foe Scout
master. Members of the Scout
committee are Roger Hawthorne
Don Mills and George Witter.
The next Den meeting of the
CUbs will be Friday afternoon at
Mrs. Roberts' home nnd all boys
interested in becoming Cub
Scouts are invited to attend
They will foe divided into two or
three dens and other den mo
thers will be chosen. The boys
must be between the ages of 8
and 11.
HOMECOMING PLANNED
Tomorrow night, (Friday) At
kinson meets Springview for the
last home game of the season.
It will also be Atkinson's Home
coming and the I960 King and
Queen will foe revealed at the
Homecoming ceremony during
half time. Candidates selected are
Roma Fundus, Mary Alice Hill
and Sandra Frisch for queen, and
Dale Bogue, Rodney Dobias
and Ken Butterfield for king Fol
lowing the game there will be
a semi-formal dance in the gyn
at the elementary school for the
students of both schools, alumni
and guests of Atkinson students
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Heuton,
Danny and Michael of Sonora
Calif, came Friday night for a
visit at the home of his mother,
Mrs. H. J. Heuton and Ibrother
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank En
body and family and other rel
atives Russell owns and oper
ates the Heuton Mortuary in So
nora.
After leaving Atkinson they will
go to Concordia, Kansas to visit
Mrs. Heutons parents, Mr. and
Mrs. 0. B. McGeogh, and will at
tend a National Undertakers con
vention in Denver on October 11
and 12 before returning to their
home.
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Other guests at the Heuton
home* Saturday were Mr and
Mrs Frank Enbody jr and Mr
and Mrs Rutland Kersch and
families of Spencer All were
supper guests at the Frank En
body sr home Mrs Kersch is
the daughter Of Mr and Mrs En
body sr
Mr and Mrs. Faye Nilson, for
mer residents of Atkinson, and
recently of Hadley, Minn, return
ed to Atkinson last week to make
their home. They have three
children, Margaretta, Nancy and
Mike Faye is the son of Mr
and Mrs, Clyde Nilson of Atkin
son. He is employed by the
Rolph Construction Company of
Luverne, Mmn.
Mr and Mrs Don Eckert from
Los Angeles, Calif visited from
Wednesday to Sunday last week
at the home of her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Bausch Mr. and Mrs Roy Nil
son and Lonnie of Newport, Mr
and Mrs Stanley Johnson and
Mr and Mrs. Leo Schniedrr of
Atkinson also visited with the
Eckert's at the Bausch home
Mrs. Eckert is the former Clara
Bausch and Mrs Nilson is her
sister.
OBSERVES BIRTHDAY
Mr. and Mrs. John Sicbeneder
and family and Mr. and Mrs
Frank Sicheneder of Atkinson
went to Creighton last Sunday to
attend a birthday party for Ron
nie Raff, son of Mr. and Mrs
Melvin Raff, Ronnie, who was 13
years old, entered the Orthopedic
hospital in Lincoln the next day
where he was to undergo spine
surgery this week He suffered an
attach of polio about six years
ago.
Others present at his birthday
celebration were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Raff, the Misses Dana
and Vera Raff, Ed and Norman
Raff, Mr and Mrs. Merle Raff
and Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Haskins and girls, Mrs. Fern Mor
sett, Jasper and Brian Haskins
Mr. and Mrs. William Haskins,
all of Creighton, Mr. and Mrs
Arthur McDaniel and family of
Honey Creek, la., Mr. and Mrs
Charles Morsett and son of West
Point, and Carolyn and Linda
Zahradnicek of Atkinson, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed McDaniel of Creighton
called in the evening. Mrs. Mel
vin Raff is the former Leona Mc
Daniel, daughter of the Ed Mc
Daniels, and a niece of Mrs.
Clyde Nilson of Atkinson.
Ewing News
By Mrs. Harold Harris
CHRISTIAN MOTHERS
Forty-four members were pre
sent at the meeting of the Christ
ian Mothers of St. Peter’s church
held Tuesday evening at St. Dom
inic’s Hall.
The following gave reports:
Mrs. Warren Cronk, on Rjural
Life; Mrs. Bob Walnofer, on the
convention of the Womens Coun
cil of Catholic Women hold at
Boys Town, and Mrs. Melvin
Roach on the annual turkey din
ner held in September.
Committee chairmen appointed
were: Mrs. Joe Kaczor, relief
chairman; Mrs. Gail Boies sales
lady for cards, wraj>pings, etc;
Mrs. James Rotherham, cards to
the sick; Mrs. Ralph Munn, can
celled stamps and Mrs. Lester
Bergstrom, coffee strips. Refresh
ment hostesses were Mmes. Max
Wanser, Allen Pollock, James
Rotherham and Aler Thramer.
Callers at the C. C. Hahlbeck
home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Michael of Clearwater, Mr
and Mrs. Fred Sparr of Orchard
Peter Stewart of Idaho formerly
of Ewing, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Hahlbeck of Norfolk and Lynn
Hahlbeck of Omaha. Wayne Tur
ner spent a few days at the Hahl
beck home last week.
Lynn Hahlbeck of Omaha was
a weekend guest at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clif
ford Hahlbeck. Mr. and Mrs. Jer
ry Hahlbeck were Sunday guests.
Patricia Hahlbeck and Peggy
Buss of Norfolk accompanied Kay
Dopue of Neligh on a trip to
Phoenix, Ariz. last week The
young ladies will visit relatives
and also hope to find some em
ployment there.
Mr and Mrs Roland Hurd
were evening guests at the De
witt Gunter home.
Mr and Mrs. A. J Sanders
and family of Laurel visited Sun
day with his mot tier. Mrs Caro
line Sanders and also her par
ents. Mr and Mrs. Floyd Lee and
other relatives
Mrs, Martha Hill has retjmed
from a vacation trip spent with
friends at Brookfield and Black
water. Mo.
Mr Edna Lofquest had as her
dinner guests on Sunday, Rev.
D. Smith and his father. Dan
Smith of Kearney, Rev. and Mrs
Ernest Chambers and family of
Amelia and Mrs Belle Mott of
Page
Mrs Martha Hill was a guest or
Sunday at the home of Mr and
Mrs Craadell Hopkins
Mr and Mrs Frank Schrad
and their daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Funk from California have re
turned home after spending sev
eral days in Omaha While here
Mr. Schrad was a surgical pa
tient at St. Jospeh's hospital and
is now making good progress.
Mr. and Mrs Herman Noffke
of Superior were recent visitors
at the home of his mother, Mrs
Pauline Noffke and the Frank
Noffke home.
Weekend guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Loyd Angus were
their sons and families, Mr. and
Mrs. Merle Angus and Mr. and
Mrs. Max Angjs of Lincoln. The
Merle Angus family also vis
ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Watson McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy and
Mrs. Bernice Harlan of Tilden
were guests last Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Caroline Sanders
Mr. and Mrs. Gail Boies went
to Plainview Sunday to visit at
the Vernon Johansen home.
Mr. and Mrs. Gail Boies, Mrs
Rose Bauer and Cathy attended
the chicken dinner held at the St
Mary’s Catholic church at Spen
cer last Sunday.
Marv Ann RfliiPr W;i5) fl
dinner guest last Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. James
Tinsley and family The occasion
was in honor of her birthday.
PINOCHLE CLl'H
Mr. and Mrs. Gail Boies were
hosts to the Ewing-Clearwater pi
nochle club at their home Mon
day evening. Ralph Dredge war
a guest. Mrs. Frank Bohn and
Mr Leonard Knapp won high
score. This was the first game
for the season for the cl'ub.
Mr. and Mrs. Gail Boies were
Friday evening guests at the
Sis Ebbengaard home. Weekend
guests at the Ebbengaard home
were Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Tagels of
Long Beach, Calif. The Tagels
left Monday morning for Ver
mont where they will visit rela
tives.
Mrs. Kittie Fry had as her din
ner guests on Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Fink of Page and Mr
and Mrs. Lynn Fry of Ewing.
FACTS AND FUN
‘‘Hand Laundry by Machine"
was the lesson for the Facts and
Fun Home Extension Club Thurs
day afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Ella Ziems, presented by
Mrs. J. L. Pruden and Mrs. C.C.
Hahlbeck. Topic for discussion
were ‘‘Bleaches, Kinds and Uses
of Each”, the “How-to-Do's” for
stain removal and detergents.
Mrs. Ziems presented copies of
twelve gold ribbon winning re
cipes. Mrs. Pruden, president
was in charge of the business
meeting. She gave a report on
the 9tate Home Extension club
meeting which she attended at
McCook. Mrs. Harry Van Horn
read an article on the State 4-H
Camp at Halsey.
Achievement Day to be held in
O’Neill, October 25 with a cov
ered dish dinner was discussed,
the theme will be "Good Citizen
ship Around the World”.
Guests were Mrs. Minerva Fors
lund, Mrs. Grace Briggs, Mrs
Anna Holtz and Mrs. Roland
Hord. The hostess assisted by
Mrs. Ben Larsen served lunch.
Mrs. Marcus Snyder spent Wed
nesday visiting at the home of her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Snyder who live
southwest of Ewing.
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Snyder on Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Brook
houser of Grand Island.
I
Annual Sab at Ranch
Van Horn s
Registered Herefords
Ranch location: 16 miles southeast of O'Neill, Nebr., on U. S. Highway 20
to sign & 2l/2 miles southeast; . . OR .. 5 miles south of Page, Nebr., 14 east
to sign, OR 3 miles north of Ewing, Nebr., and 2 miles west; OR 8 miles
west of Orchard, Nebr., to sign, ON—
TUESDAY. OCT. 27.1960
Sale Starts at t p.m. (C8T) Lunch Will Be Served on Grounds
52 Head of BULLS Selling 52
32 Coming Two-Year-Old Bulls 20 Senior Bull Calves
Truly Uniform Bulls-with a lot of thickness, bone and balance. Nearly
all of these bulls were fed on grass to better serve the buyer!!
Charles Corkle. Norfolk. Auctioneer Edward M. Gallagher, First National Bank. O’Neill, Clerk
WRITE FOR A CATALOG
H. A. & R. E. VAN HORN
PAGE, NEBRASKA
LYLE ROBERTS, American Hereford Association GENE RAIN BOLT, American Hereford Journal
HI MACKEY. Omaha Dally Journal-Stockman LAURENCE BI'LLER, Nebraska Farmer
BOB HOWARD. The Nebraska Cattleman STAN ALLEN, Western Livestock
GENE JOHNSON, Record Stockman
Mr. and Mrs Cwrl Johnson and
family of Superior were weekend
guests at the home of her par
ents, Mr and Mrs. N. A. Berg
strom Mrs Johnson and children
ren ned for the week while Mr
Johnson returned home Sunday
WSCS MEETS
The Week of Prayer and Self
Denial will be observed the last
week of October by the WSCS
was announced by Mrs W. W
EUiott, secretary of spiritual life
when the group met Wednesday
afternoon at the Ewing Metho
dist church The program and
the activities for the week were
discussed.
November 4 was set as the date
for the Mission Study to begin
and continue for five sessions in
which the Clearwater Society will
join After some discussion, the
Society agreed to purchase Mis
sion Study books for the Primary
Department. Mrs Ray Sedivy is
secretary of children s work. Ar
officers meeting will be held No
vember second at the parlors of
the church, purpose to make out
reports.
The election day dinner will be
held November 8 Committees in
charge of plans are: Mmes. Wil
lis Rockey, James Tinsley. W.W
Elliott, and Miss Hazel Ruby.
On October 20 the birthday an
niversary of the society will be
celebrated with a covered dish
dinner followed by a program and
entertainment.
"Christian Citizenship" was the
theme of the devotions toy Mrs
Jessie Angus and the lesson pre
sented by Mrs. Roekey, substitu
ting for Mrs. Sis Ebtoenganrd.
She was assisted toy Mrs. Sedivy.
Mrs. J. L Pruden. Mrs. Tinsley
and Miss R'jby. Cards were sent
to Mrs. Albert Larson at a Hast
ings hospital, Steven Boies and
Mrs. Anna Pollock who is con
valescing at the home of her
daughter in 0*Neill,
Sixteen members and one guest
Mrs Louis Pofah! were present
Lunch was served by Miss Ruby
and Mrs. Rookey A Halloween
theme was carried out m table
decorations.
Mrs Robert Tams and family
of Battlecreek attended the Ew
ing-Battlecreek football game m
Ewing Friday evening They also
called at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Tams.
Sunday callers at the home of
Mr and Mrs Dewitt Gunter were
their daughter and husband. Mr
and Mrs, Otto Thiemenn of Lin
coln.
Mrs. Fred Tessmer of Rosalie
spent the past week with her
daughter and husband, Mr and
Mrs. James Kay, assisting with
the care of a new grandson.
Mr and Mrs Roland Hord ac
companied Mr. and Mrs. De
witt Hoke and daughter, Mrs Ro
bert Hobbs and son to Aurora on
Sunday where they spent the day
at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Albert Harvey,
Mrs. Emily Johnston was a
guest on Monday at the Dewitt
Gunter home.
Mrs. Marjorie McCamon was
hostess at a party Monday eve
mng entertaining a number of
friends.
Mrs. Anna Savidge was a gut s
on Sunday at the home of her
daughter and husband, Mr, and
Mrs. Charles Bartak and family
Sunday guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Butler were
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hall and
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Rogers of
Royal.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hord and
Mr and Mrs. Dewitt Gunter were
Friday evening guests at the Lyle
Switzer home at Clearwater.
A special prayer service will be
held at the mid-week meeting at
the United Presbyterian Church
for our Nation, also to give thanks
for its many blessings Hus will
be followed by a talk by Dr
William H. Ross
Mr and Mrs, Waldo Davis had
as their dinner guest Wednesday
evening, Mr. Bert Hayes of Los
Angeles, Calif
Mr and Mrs Waldo Davis
spent Sunday \ isiting at the home
of Mr and Mrs Raymond Forbes
at Brunswick
Mr and Mrs Waldo Davis ac
companied by their motors, Mrs
Louise Beal and Mrs Gertrude
Davis of Orchard made a busi
ness trip to Omaha on Tuesday
Mr and Mrs. Will Walter spent
a week nd at the home of his
brotlier and wife, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Walter at Atkinson recent
ly.
Weekend guest at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wright was
their daughter, Mrs. Stanley Bar
tos, who attends Wayne State
Teachers College Other guests on
Sunday at the Wright home were
Mr and Mrs Raymond Hoxsie
and family of Orchard, Elmer and
Lawrence Butterfield, both of In
man,
Mr. and Mrs Tony Kaezor and
family returned to their home in
Omaha on Sunday after spad
ing a few days with his mother
Mrs. Eva Kaezor and other rel
atives in the vicinity.
Mrs Ella Ziems spent Sunday
at Orchard, a guest of her sis
ter, Miss Mary Clemens.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Larsen were
hosts at a six o’clock dinner Sun
day evening, the occasion in hon
or of the birthday anniversary of
Mr. Larsen. Guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Will Conner, Mrs. Ella
Ziems. Mrs Eva Kaezor, Mr and
Mrs. Louis Sojka and a friend
from Chicago, 111., and Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Pruden.
Mrs. Clarence Harrod of Bur
well was a caller at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Minnie Lar
son last week The ladies also
visited relatives . at Norfolk
Bloomfield and Wauaa returning
to Ewing on Sunday
Mr and Mrs Merlyn Meyer
had as tlieir guests mi Sunday
Mr, ami Mrs Reuben Meyer ami
Beverly el Neligh,
Mr. and Mrs Roy Stevens ami
Mrs. Mae Pruden of Clearwater
were guests of Mr. ami Mrs, Sis
Bbbengaard on Sunday.
Mrs. Edna Lofquest, Mrs.
Fern Pollock and Mrs. Dave Pol*
LhNc attended the funeral of Hen
ry Wehenkel, held Sunday after
noon at the United Brethren
church at Orchard.
Sunday evening callers at the
Edna Lofquest home were her
daughter and husband, Mr and
Mrs. Reuben Meyer and Bever
ly of Neligh and Mr. ami Mrs
Merlyn Meyer and son, Mark of
Ewing.
Mrs. Edna Lofquest, Mrs. Al
fred Doud and Mrs. Bertha Ur
ban accompanied by Mrs Belle
Mott of Page ami Mrs. George
Meyer of Clearwater made a
combined business ami pleasure
trip to Norfolk on Thursday.
Mr. ami Mrs Ed Hoag attend
ed church at Orchard on Sunday
They were dinner guests of Mrs
Adah Clifton and in the after
noon, they attended the funeral
service for Henry Wehenkel at
the United Brethren Church in
Orchard.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cleveland
were Tuesday guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hoag.
Mr and Mrs, Alfred Walter and
family of Clearwater were guests
at the home of his parents, Mr
and Mrs. Will Walter.
Guests on Sunday at the Ed
Urban home were Mr. and Mrs
Richard Bollwitt and family of
Neligh and Mrs Robert Pruden
and family of Ewing
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Urban re
turned home on Sunday Septem
ber 35 from about a month's va
cation on the west coast ami in
Canada.
Mr ami Mrs. Frank Walter wlw>
have spent a few days at their
home in Ewing have returned
to Atkinson.
Mrs J. L. Pruden, Mrs. An
drew Olson ami Mrs C C. Hahl
book attended an all day meet
ing on Rug Making tor H"lt
County Extension elite at O’
Neill on Monday.
Mr ami Mrs Floyd Lee went
to Columbus on Friday ami were
gut'Sts of her brother ami wife.
Mr and Mrs. Blaine Stws until
Sunday.
Mr ami Mrs. Joe Total ack hail
as their guests on Sunday. Mr
and Mrs Frank Hawk ami Loo
of Ewing and Mr and Mrs Al
bert Kallhoff ami Sharon of O’
Neill.
A large congregation was pre
sent Sunday evening at the Unit
ed Presbyterian church when
Rev C. D Vogel conducted the
service.
Dr and Mrs. Howard Scott of
Sterling , Kan. were overnight
guests on Wednesday at the home
of l>r, ami Mrs. William H. Ross.
On Sunday. Oct. 9, Mr. William
H Ross id the United Presbyter
ian church will exchange pulpits
with Rev. Herbert Young id 9tu
art and Cleveland He will speak
on “Our Work in Pakistan.
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