Warranty Deeds
QCD-H Rex Cobum to Ralph
iw.'0b^n^J2*2‘60 11 S4N4 and
2 se^n'ei»4 andE4SEV4
J® W'fr and N4NEV« and SE4
NE4 and NE4SE4 n nwu
NW4 14 F4NE4 15-3313 W*
NEV4 and E 4 NW v4 34-33-13
WD-Norma Dexter to Fred and
Ora Neibauer 7-19-60 $4,000 lots
14 and 15 blk, 9 Atkinson,
WD-Peter E Nissen to George
F. and Grade M. Zellers 10-17
60 $3,000 lots 5-6-7 blk 12 Page.
QCD-Minnie Schollmeyer Cardi
nal to Tony Asimus 11-30-60 Valu
able cons S4SE4 NWy4SEV4
SW«/4 S4NW4 5 E4SE4 6 N4
NEV4 7-31-10
QCD-Mmnie Schollmeyer Cardi
nal to Virgil Pinkerman 11-30-60
Valuable considerations NE4
NE',SK>, 5-31-10
WD-William F. Grothe jr., et al
to Leon A. Beckwith and wf. 10-17
60 $9 600 NWV4 22-29-13.
WIVLottie S. Coburn to Lottie
S. and 11 Hex Cobum 11-22-60 3/9
Int in E4NEV4 23 W4NW4
24-32-13
QCD-Rnlph S. Coburn to 41.
Rex Coburn 12-2-60 $1 N4 SWVi
23 NV4 SE»4 24-32-13.
QtTM.<nttie S. Coburn to H. Rex
Coburn 11-22-60 $1 S4 W4NE4
23 E4 E4NW>4 24-32-13.
QCD-Ruth C. Wavman to 11.
Rex Cobum 11-22-60 $1 S4N4
and SW4 2 SEV.NE4 E4SE4
10 W4 N4NE% SEV»NEV4
NEy4SEy4 11 NWV4NW, 14
E 4NE y4 15-32-13 and W4NE4
E4NW4 34-33-13 and N4 SW4
23 N 4 and SE4 24-32-13.
QCD-Inttle S Coburn to Ralph
S. Coburn 11-22-60 $1 S4N4 ""d
SW'i 2 SE4NEV, and E4SE4
10 W4 and N4NE4 and SE4
NE*/4 nnd NEV4SEV4 11 NW4
NW4 14 E4NF.4 15-32-13 nnd
W4NE4 nnd E4NW4 34-33-13.
QCD-Guyla Mae Goodmun to
Virgil Pinkerman 11-21-60 vnlu
nbel consideration NEV4 NEV4
SE4 5-31-10.
QCD-Frances M. Neely to Vir
gil Pinkerman 11-21-60 valuable
considerations Same land.
QCD-C.uyln Mae Goodman to
Tonv Asimus 11-21-60 valuable
consideration S4SEV, NW4SE4
SWy4 SnNWy4 5 E4SEV4 6 N4
NEVi 7-31-10.
QCD-Frances M. Neely to Tony
Asimus 11-21-60 valuable consi
deration. Same land.
WD-Alvina Tesch to Wilbur W.
Lange 11-29-60 $17,500 SW4 29-31
Range 13.
Atkinson News
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roberts of
Atkinson have received word from
their son, Garrold, that he has ar
rived safely in Spain. He spent
a 20-day leave with his parents
in October, after having received
eight weeks of training in radar
c ntrol tower operations. He
flew from Charleston, S. C., to
Spain by way of Newfoundland,
where he was stationed for 20
months in 1958 since 1958. Gary
enlisted in the Navy in July of
this year. His address is: Garrold
M. Roberts, AC/3 , 3198586, GCA
No. 51, Box 7, Navy 537, FPO,
New York, N.Y.
Help Fight TB
Richard L Roberta, another
aon of Mr and Mrs. Roberts, was
recently promoted to the rank of
sergeant. He is stationed with the
Army in Korea. He has been in
Korea since December of last
year, and writes that he expects
to be home with hts parents for
Christmas.
Bernard D. Engler, whose par
ents are Mr and Mrs. GJbert
Engler of Atkinson, has been re
leased from the Army, and re-i
cently returned from Baumholder
Germany, where he spent about!
17 months. He was met in Omaha
by his parents and they return
ed to Atkinson last Friday.
Dennis Hickok sp« nt lhanks
giving vacation with h s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Hickok. He
is a student at Kearney State
Teachers College in Kearney.
Sharon Kokes visited her par-1
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kokes, in
Atkinson over the weekend. Sne
is an instructor of speech thcra
py in several Lincoln schools.
Country Women's Club
The Atkinscn Country Women's
Club met at the home of Mrs.
Richard Crippen with Mrs. Lous
S.ebert as co-hostess. Mrs. Ray
Elder presented several contests.
The next meeting will be a Christ
mas party at the home of Mrs.
Siebert on December 8. All mem
bers are asked to bring a gift,
for the grabbag and one for their '
mystery sister.
The Live and Learn Extension
club met at the home of Mrs.
Orville Hitchcock on Thursday,
Nov. 17., with Mrs. Ray Grof as
co-hostess. Roll call was answer
ed by a one-dish meal recipe.
Mrs. W. J. Wilkinson gave a re
port on now important honey is
in the diet
The lesson was on Christmas
lighting. The Christinas party will
be December 15, at the home of
Mrs. Ray Grof, with a covered-1
dish luncheon and gift exchange.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jones, Cin
dy and Randy, drove to Lincoln
to spend Thanksgiving at the
home of Mr. Jones' mother and
sister, Mrs. Sylvia Jones and
Jean. They also expect to visit
relatives in Pawnee City before
returning home.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Diorks jr.
of Lincoln, Mr and Mrs. Justin
Dierks of Omaha and Mr and
Mrs. Lyle Slaymaker of Atkinson
were guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Dierks and Jan
et of Atkinson. Henry jr., Justin,
Mrs. Slaymaker and Janet are
children of Mr and Mrs. Dierks.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Horner jr.
and Lisa, of Sioux City, la., are
spending Thanksgiving weekend
at the home of his father, Robert
Horner, in Atkinson. They return
ed to their home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Butterfield
and daughters, Tara, Pamela,
Brenda and Debra of Kearney
came Thursday morning to have
Thanksgiving dinner at the home
of his grandmother, Mrs. Rose
Podany of Atkinson, and to visit
at their parents homes, Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Butterfield, sr., and
Kenny; and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Roberts, Mickey, Ronny, and
Mona. They returned to their
home Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Nilson
were Thanksgiving guests at the
home of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr and Mrs. Fred Ro
berts and family.
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Roberts Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Butterfield
and daughters of Kearney, Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Butterfield sr.
and Kenny, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Nilson, Mr. and Mrs. Faye Nil
son and children and Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Nilson and Lonnie of
Newport.
Mr and Mrs. Joseph Kokes
went to Grand Island Tuesday en
route to Portland, Ore., to attend
the wedding of their son, Charles,
to Miss Marilyn Jo Beeler of Gas
ton. Ore. In Grand Island they
were joined by their dsughtrr,
Sharon, of Lincoln, and their son,
Gary, of Wilmette, III. and all
boarded a train for Portland, ex
pecting to arrive there Thanks
giving morning.
The wedding was orginally
scheduled for December SI but
advanced to an earlier date be
cause Mr K >kes, who is employed
by the Federal Bureau cf Investi
gation. recently was advised of
a transfer to New Orleans, La.,
effective December 8.
Dr. and Mrs F J Mancuso
and family went to Omaha to
spend Thanksgiving with his par
entt, Mr and Mrs, Frank Man
cuso.
Dr. and Mrs. N. P McKee
went to Denver Colorado to spend
Tharksgiving with their aon Neal
McKee and family.
Mary Martha Circle
The Mary Martha Circle of the
United Presbyterian church met
Thursday, Nov. 17, at the home
of Mrs. Gerald Upton with twelve
members present. A Thanksgiving
service was conducted by Mrs.
Robert Tingle. Mrs. Upton had
the devotion* and Mrs Roger
Hawthorne presented the final les
son on the study of the Psalms.
On Thursday. Dec. 15. the Cir
cle members will go to Stuart
where they will present th-*ir an
nual Christmas program at the
Stuart Rest Haven.
Bakers fVixen
The Bakers Doxen Extension
club met at the h<vne of Mrs
Dora Walhnger on November 1?.
The Lesson on Christmas Ideas
was presented by Mrs C. Ben
nett. Ttie club will have a Christ
mas dinner party at the Town
H Hise in O’Neill on December 18
at 6 30 pm.
Rev and Mrs Charles Phipps
wont to Kansas City, Mo, to
spend Thanksgiving at the honia
of their son and daughter in-Iaar,
Mr and Mrs David Phipps and
children. They also expect to
spend several days vacationing
before returning to Atkinson.
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