Wins First Place; Will
Represent County at State
Bonnie Heiss was a participant
in the Farm Bureau talent con
test held at Neligh Thursday eve
ning. She was awarded first place
in upper junior division with her
tenor saxaphone solo. Aletha Ru
therford accompanied her on the
piano. Bonnie will represent An
telape county in the state talent
contest in November in connec
tion with Nebraska Farm Bureau
convention. She will play at the
Antekpe county banquet October
3 in Tilden. Bonnie is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Heiss
and is a junior in Page high
school.
Page News
Hy .Mrs. lien Asher
Mrs. Mary Lippolt, Laurel, Is
spending a few days visiting licr
daughter, Mrs. Louise Heese.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Givens and
Mike, Stuart, were Friday vis
itors in the Dan Troshynski home.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Holtman,
Arlington, were Friday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ru
ther.
Seventeen women enjoyed a
“coffee” hour Friday with Mrs.
Mae G»i»es and Mrs. Arnold Ste
wart, co-hostesses, in honor of
Mrs. Lowell Miller, Gresham,
Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Frahm at
tended the 25th anniversary Sun
day of Mr. and Mrs. Alva Rab
bass, Neligh. Mr. Rabbass is Mrs.
Frahm’s brother. On Friday Al
ma Rabbass, West Point, visited
in the Frahm home.
Ben Asiier, Page, William Mil
ler and Homer Ernest, O’Neill,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Butterfield,
Atkinson, and George Skopec,
Emmet left Tuesday to attend a
two-day convention of the ASC
field at Chadron.
A special meeting was held
Monday night for the Improve
ment club members. The 13 mem
bers voted to serve a supjx-r
for John Heines October 5 in or
der that he can introduce a new
feed. Hostesses were Mrs. Otto
Matschullat and Mrs. Sorcn Sor
*»rLKi»n sr
A group of friends mid neigh
bors surprised Mrs. Jessie
Crunk in honor of her birthday
Friday night. The self-invited
guests included Mines. Anna
Sniilli, Inman, Melvin Smith,
R. F. Park, Anna Thompson,
MiUile Smith, John Steinberg,
Alton Braddock and Otto Mat
Mehullat.
Mr. and Mrs. William Scheinost
left last Wednesday morning to
visit his brother in Lyman, Mr.
<ind Mrs. Edd Stewart and Mick
ie stayed at the Scheinost home
to take care of the four older
children. They returned home
Monday night.
Dick Cork, who works at Tip
ton, la., was home for the week
e n d bringing a houseguest,
Dwayne Fleming, with him.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Parks and
son, Deloit, and Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Cork and children, Spen
cer, were lunch guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Cork Sunday eve
ning.
Mrs. Allen Gross was a guest
when the RNA lodge met Wednes
day night at IOOF hall. There
were ll> members present. Hostes
ses were Mrs. Ethel Park and
Mrs. R. F. Park.
Help-U-Club met Wednesday
with Mrs Alta Finch starting with
a noon day luncheon. The "pay
off” party will be combined with
the next meeting at the home of
Mrs. Clarence Finch sr. Mrs.
Ralph Brwkhouser won a prize.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Miklich left
Wednesday for their home in Cut
bank. Mont. They had been here
visiting tlie past 10 days with
their daughter, Mrs. Darrell Heiss
and family.
The Golden Rule Extension club
met Tuesday with Mrs. Harold
Freemeyer. The mne members
answered roll call by giving a
household hint. As there was no
lesson scheduled the rest of the
afternoon was spent socially. Mrs
Harrison Hallman won a prize
Mrs. Paul Hartigan was hos
tess to members and 3 guests,
Mmes. Robert Prill, Allen Gross
and Harry Lamport, when the
East Side Knuntry Klub met with
her Wednesday afternoon. Roll
call was answered by giving a
beauty hint. Mrs. Ronald Park
gave a book report on the book
“The Hi'iden Flower”. Election
of officers weie held with Mrs.
Warren Crunk being elected pres
ident; Mrs. Kenneth Heiss, vice
president, and Mrs. Larry Heiss,
secretary and treasurer. A prize
was won by Mrs. Kenneth Heiss.
Mrs. Evelyn Gray was hostess
to members of the SOS club when
they met with her Friday night
for an evening of cards. Mrs.
Ethel Waring won a pr.ze.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walker
and Sandra, Plainview, were Sun
day afternoon and aup|>er guests
of the Jim Ruthers.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyndley Crumly
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Asher and family and Ronald and
Lura Grass, all of Page, Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton Goeke and Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Asher and family,
Atkinson, were Sunday dinner and
lunch guests of Mr and Mrs. Lou
is Goeke, Atkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Anthony and
family, Inman, were Sunday din
ner guests of Mr and Mrs. Dale
Matschullat. Afternoon callers
were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stauffer
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ot
to Matschullat.
The mothers of the class of 1900
are planning a pre nuptial show
er for Miss Connie Riege Satur
day, September 30, at 8 p.m. to
be held in the Methodist church
basement.
Mrs. Charlotte Lord, Corona
Del Mar, Cakf., spent several
days last week with her nephew,
Lee Fink and his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harmon
were Saturday night visitors at
the Keith Kennedy home.
Mr. and Mrs. Merwyn French
jr. spent the weekend visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Cornelius,
Brookings, s. D. The French
children stayed with their grand
parents, Mr and Mrs. Merwyn
French sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Prill and
boys visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Jarman at Bassett Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beelaert
and daughter were Sunday din
ner guests of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Bobrovolny, At
kinson.
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Taylor,
Page, and Mrs Pearl Beed, Mea
dow Grove, accompanied J. W.
Finch to Scottsbl'aff to visit in the
Larry Taylor home and also to
bring Mrs. J. W. Finch home. She
had been visiting in the Taylor
home. They all returned home
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Troshynski
were Sunday supper guests of
Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Ickes.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud” Ickes
and family were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Gurn Curry, Pon
ca, to visit with Mrs. Mardell
Fypher, Omaha. Other gjests in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Cur
ry and family, Mrs. Grover Cur
ry, Mr. Leonard Hageman, Pon
ca, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Magnu
sen, Carroll, and Mr. and Mrs.
Don Curry and family, Le Mars,
la.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Park and
Kelly were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Troshyn
ski, Orchard.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Heiss and
Nadine were Sunday evening cal
lers in the Robert Beelaert home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Clasey,
Page, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. William Baum and family,
Lincoln, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Sink1 .ile and family at Idaho
Falls, Ida. Mrs. Baum and Mrs.
Sinkule are sisters and daughters
It's Another .
"SPECIAL CATTLE SALE"
This Friday In Verdigre . .
SEPTEMBER 29 - 12:00 NOON
EARLY LISTINGS INCLUDE: 26 Big springer dairy heifers; 18
Fancy Hereford cows; 12 Angus fall calves; 25 Holstein steers, 750
lbs.; 20 Fancy spring calves (4-Her’s should watch these); 10
Yearling steers; 116 Yearling WF steers; 60 WF heifers calves,
300 lbs.; 30 Angford heifer calves; 10 Calves and yearlings.
Several small listings of mixed cattle of all classes.
IF YOU HAVE CATTLE FOR SALE. BRING THEM IN TO
THIS FRIDAY SPECIAL. WE DO APPRECIATE KNOWING
ABOUT YOUR CONSIGNMENT IN ADVANCE IF AT ALL POS
SIBLE IN ORDER THAT WE MAY DO THE BEST JOB OF
ADVERTISING.
KEEP THESE DATES IN MIND . . .
This FRIDAY, SEPT. 29 in VERDIGRE
FRIDAY, OCT. 6 — SPECIAL CATTLE SALE
(Many good calves and yearlings for this sale)
FRIDAY, OCT. 20 — 5th ANNUAL STOCKER & FEEDER
CALF SALE
(This will be a big one-—nearly 750 head already consigned)
CONTACT US IN REGARD TO YOUR LISTING FOR ANY
OF THE ABOVE SALES. MANY NEW PENS HAVE BEEN
BUILT, AND A IA)T OF CONCRETE POURED THIS YEAR—
THESE FACILITIES WILL ENABLE US TO TAKE THE BEST
POSSIBLE CARE OF YOUR LIVESTOCK.
ANOTHER ACTIVE MARKET AT OUR MONDAY
HOG AUCTION . . .
Extreme top on butchers rose to $18.65 with the majority of the
No. 1 and No. 2 hogs bringing from $18-05 to $18-55. Sows sold
in a range from $15.00 on some 592 lb. sows to a top of $17-50 on
the light weight sows.
We invite you to try your next consignment of livestock in
Verdigre. Our market is constantly growing in both the cattle and
hog division—We want you as a satisfied customer and will make
every effort to provde you with the best possible method of live
stock marketing
The AUCTION WAY at
VERDIGRE LIVESTOCK MARKET
Don Jensen. Mgr. Phone 36-W in Verdigre
of the Clueyt.
Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and
Mr*. Kay Harmon were Mr. and
Mrs Milo Landreth. Mr*. Felix
Hendrick*. O'Neill, and Mr and
Mrs. Bill Alin and JuAnn, Lynch.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Matscbullat
were Thursday guest* in the Hen
ry Meyer* iiome, Clearwater.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Shrader,
Ewing, were Sunday evening call
ers at the Lee Fink home. Toe
Shrader* and the Fink* then call
ed on Mr. and Mr*. George W.-ti
ki uler.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Nisscn and
girl* and Gene Haivt-y were
day dumer guest* of Mr and
Mrs. William Ragland.
The Rev. Kob» rt louder went
to Grand Island .Sunday and
was int-l there by Ills brother,
diet. They continued on to
Southgate, Mich., to attend fun
eral services luestlay for in.-ir
stepfather, Torn .Mullen.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Matscbullat
were Tuesday visitors at the L i
rciiz Kiege home.
The Junior MYF met at the
Methodist church Sunday evening.
Linda Alberta had the devotions
and John Crumly, the lesson. The
distnot rally at Neligh Septem
ber 30 was discussed lor the
freshmen class. Connie Sore ns* n
had lunch.
The Senior MYF met Sunday
night at the Methodist church.
Peggy Sue Kelly was in charge
of the lesson. Caroline Max had
games. Lunch was served by
Randall Stauffer. Next Sunday
Becky iBeelaert will have the les
son.
The regular meeting of the
WSCS was held in the Wesleyan
room Thursday with members
and two guests, Mrs. Edythe
Hall, Orchard, and Mrs. Edith
Miller, Gresham, Ore., present.
Mrs. Merwyn French gave t..e
birthday lesson. The Society was .
formed 21 years ago, and she 1
was assisted by several of the ^
members. Mrs. Dora Townsend
was the pianist. In the business
part of the meeting, Mrs. Elmer
Trowbridge was secretary in the
_ I t -m m W T _ T T .
auocucc ui itno. nan) uui ja i ,
It was decided to give $5 to the
Epworth Village project. The
president read a letter from Mrs.
Norman reminding the group that
the fall seminar will meet Tues
day in Ewing.
The bazaar date will be dis
cussed further as not to conflict
in dates with the school activities.
Dora Townsend was presented a
recognition for her 480 prints in
our reading program. Mrs. Jes
sie Kelly presented “The Fellow
ship of Intercession” for the
month of September. It was an
nounced that Inman’s Fall Fes
tival will be held Saturday. Get
well cards were sent to Mrs. Jen
nie French and Harry Harper.
Mrs. Harry Tegeier and Mrs.
Lyman Park served lunch.
Tom Goedde, Worland, Wyo.,
Monday to Saturday visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ruth
er. On Saturday they took him
to Gordon to spend a few days
with his son, Charles Goedde.
Mr. and Mrs. Wally Strope and
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Strope, were among
those attending the wedding of
Duane Hill, Mitchell, S. D.
Mrs. Jerry Asher entertained
a group of boys after school
Thursday in honor of Neil’s
sixth birthday. The guests in
cluded Kevin Frahm, Alau Van
Horn, Bobby Ickes, Grant Mil
ler, Kevin Heiss, Johnny Sum
mers, Grant Miller and Barry
Heiss. In the evening for sup
per the Ashers entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Fusselman and
girls and Mrs. Frieda Asher.
After supper guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Asher.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harvey
and Mr. and Airs. Calvin Harvey
and Lyle were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Wright, Sioux City, la
Mr. and Airs. Keit'i Kennedy,
Page, and Mr. and »lrs. Verlyn
Gibbs, Orchard, returned home
last Wednesday after a week’s
vacation in which they visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dixon,
Denver, Colo., and also at Colo
rado Springs and in the Lloyd
Porter home. Holdredge. Pat
Kennedy stayed at the William
Sorensen home.
Air. and Mrs. William Sorensen
and family were Sunday dinner
guests of Air. and Mrs. Soren
sen sr. In the afternoon they all
visited in the Soren Sorensen jr.
home. Mr. and Mrs. Max Ij»
Fri.-Sat. Sept. 29-30
Like nothing you've ever seen
before
GORGO
In Color Added Shorts
I
Sun.-Mon.-Tues.
Oct. 1-2-3,
For good or bad every town
Has its “First Family’’
HOME FROM THE HILL
Robert Mitehum Eleanor Parker
In Color Also Cartoon
From now, until we close
I
on the 14th of October.
This theatre will be closed
on Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Valda Kuth bahr
Weds Marvin Young
At South Sioux City
The First Presbyterian church
in South Sioux City was the scene
of the wedding of Miss Valda
Ruth Bahr, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Bahr, South Sioux
City, and Marvin Leroy Young,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Young, O'Neill, Saturday, S-p
16, at 3 p.m.
Performing the ceremony was
the Rev. Paul D* Beer. Traditional
wedding music was provided by
a trio, the Misses Carol Bald
win, Barb Kilzer and Carole
Thompson. Mrs. George Shrader
was the organist. Baskets cf [link
gladioli and brown chrysanthe
mums were used on the altar.
Pedestal-based rose bowls were
lused at alternate pews.
The bride wore a gown design
ed by Miss Eva for Elegante
Bridals. It was in princess style
of silk satin and three dimensi n
al re-embroidered lace. A grace
ful chapel train was lace trimmed
and topped with a self fabric bow
An inverted pleat the length of
the front of the skirt accepted the
perky bow and streamers, giving
the empire effect. Her silk illusion
veil was caught with a fabric
rose matching the gown. She car
ried a crescent bouquet of pink
roses, wood roses and ivy leaves.
Miss Kathy Brady, Cmaha, was
maid of honor and was attired
in a pink taffeta dress, designed
with square neckline, cap sleeves
scalloped hemline and princess
panel front with gath rs on the
hip. She earned a basket floral
Masters and girls were dinner
guests of Soren Sorensen jr., and
they all remained for lunch.
The members of the Get-To
Gether club met Friday with ,
Mrs. Jim Ruther. They enjoyed a
social afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heiss
and boys were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Zel
lers.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dcatoms
and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Biunck
horst, Inman, were Sunday cal
lers in the P. E. Nissen home.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boelter
were Wednesday and Thursday
guests in the Laveme Warriner
home, Verdigre.
Mrs. Otto Matschallat, Page,
was among the women who at
tended a belated housewarming
party Monday night for Mrs. Ed
ward Sukup, Orchard.
Mrs. Dan Troshynski, Mrs.
Mae Copes and Mrs. Hester Ed
minsten were Tuesday dinner
guests of Mrs. N. D. Ickes.
A Poem
From Mrs. Eby ...
—Cheer for Old Age
They call it going down the hill
when we are growing old,
They say in mournful accents that
our "tale is told”,
They sigh when talking of the
past, the days that used to be,
As if the future were not bright
with immortality.
But, oh, it is not going down, it s
climbing high and higher,
Until we almost see the man
sions that cur souls desire,
For if the natural eye grows dim.
it's but dim to earth,
While the eye of faith grows keen
er to perceive the Saviors
worth.
Who would exchange, for shoot
ing blade, the weaving golden
grain,
Or when the corn is fully ripe,
would wish it green again;
And who would wish the hoary
head, found in the way of
truth.
To be again encircled with the
sunny locks of youth?
For though, in truth, the out
ward man must perish and de
cay,
The inward man shall be renew
ed by grace from day to day.
They who are planted by the
Lord, unshaken by their root.
E’en in old age shall flourish still
and still shall bring fourth fruit, j
(Unknown) {<
uiiangemeni oi pin* roses, Drown
wood roses and ivy.
Bridesmaids were the Misses
Delores Wright, Broken Bow.
Esther Young, O’Neill, Karen
Burgess an I Bonnie Bryngelson.
31 h of South Sioux City. They
wore dre.-ses identical to that of
the maid of honor. Two of the
bridesmaids were in beige and two
in bronze. Th. ir bouquets were if
pink roses and ivy. All the at
tendants wore band hats cf
matching material, with veils ov
er ihe face.
A brother of the bridegr m.
Robert Young, O'Neill, s. ,t : as
b. st man. Groomsmen w le T.m
Bahr, South Si ux City, brother
of the bride, Walter Young jr..
brother of the bridegroom, and
Ray Fox, both of O'Neill, and
Gordon Fox, Lincoln. E. corting
the guests were us.iers, George
Zeitner, Tim Bahr and Walter
Young jr.
Belinda Ann Barge and Barry
Allen Barge, both of Dakota
' City, were flower girl and ring
bearer respectively.
A reception in the church par
lors was attended by 100 guests.
Miss Carol Boyd, Winnebago, pro
vided music at the reception
Following this, a dinner was serv
ed at the home of the bride’s
parents.
The bride attended South South
City high school and Hastings col
lege.
Mr. Young is a graduate of O'
Neill high school. He is presently
employed as a rancher by the
Fox Brothers Hay company near
O'Neill. After a wedding trip to
the Ozarks, the couple are as
home at J20 North Seventh street,
O’Neill.
Atkinson News
The Merry Mixers Extension
club met Friday night at the
h .me of Donna Regal. Nine mem
bers and one guest, Mrs. Susie
Tushla, answered roil call. After
the business meeting the hostess
conducted two quiz contests with
prizes two quiz contests with
prizes going to Mrs. Alois Mlnar
ik and Mrs. Bill Wefso. Election
of officers was held and the fol
lowing elected for the new year:
President, Mrs. Alois Mlnarik;
vice president, Mrs. Harvey Wahl
secretary and treasurer, Mrs.
Frank Enbody. The meeting place
for next month will be announced
later.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Johnson
and Jim went to Grand Island
Saturday and were weekend
guests in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. George Zaruba who left Mon
day to make their home in Cali
fornia.
Mrs. Lawrence Pacha accom
panied the Arthur Pacha family
to Lincoln last weekend where
she visited with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ron
FOR SALE--2 BEDROOM HOME
NEIL DAWES HOME — In West O'XeilL l>/2 bath, additional
bedroom in basement, garage. Fruit trees and garden spare.
P] entry of room for children and pets. Priced for Immediate
sale and possession. Foot lots with the place.
Geo. C. Robertson, Realtor
PHONE 554 O’NEILL, NF.RR.
nie Fnckel. The Arthur Pachas
visa led with Mr and Mrs Mike
McKay. Mrs. McKay is the for
mer Carole Pacha. The Pachas
made their acquaintance with
their new grandson Mrs E. C.
McKay had spent a few days in
Lincoln and she returned to At
kmson Sunday night with the At
kinson group Mrs. Arthur Pacha
remained in Lincoln tor a lew
days to help care for the new b«
by
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Olbrrdmg
were Sunday visitors at the new
home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Le
Munyan.
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Wahl
dr <ve to Ainsworth Sunday where
they met their son-in-law aid
daughter. Mr. and Mrs Kenne.h
Haas and son, Bryan, and spent
the afternoon visiting with them
at the home of Kenneth H.ius,
parents, Mr. and Mrs . Lloyd
Haas. Tiny returned home Sun
day night.
Jerry Gokie left early Mondey
morning for Omaha. He was ac
companied by Lee and Lynn
Moeller, Ruth Hurapul, Bonnie
Gokie and Delores Johnson. These
young people are all atU-n>h:tg
uchooi in Omalia.
Donald Roth, O’Neill, spent Sun
day with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Roth, in Atkinson. D.n
ald is employed at the Russell
\ sten f.irin.
Mrs. J. W. Carlson, Scott and
Sheryl spent Monday and Tues
day with her parents, Mr and
Mrs. William Wefso. They return
id ta Crofton Tuesday evening.
Mr. anil Mrs. Art Colfack and
family from Washington are visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nels
wolXsck.
Inman News
»t> llrv -lumen Mc.'lutmii
Paul Bittner and his sister.
Mrs. Leo Mossman, returned
Wednesday from Grund Island
where Mr. Bittner hud been a
patient at the Veterans hospital.
On Monday th< y returned tuj
Grand Island where Paul again
entered the hospital. Mrs. Moss i
man is visiting in the Oliver An
cierson h me there. Tliey were
accompanied to Grand Island by
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore. The
Moores returned to Inman Mon
day evening.
The Inman Workers Project
ciita surprised Mrs. F. E. Keyes
September 23 when the gi\>up met
at her home ior tnei; regular
metting. Election of officers was
the business of the day. Olficers
elected were Mrs. Clifford Sob 4
ku, president; Mrs. Wynn Bald
win, vice president; Mrs. Lavelle
Butterfield, secretary and trea
surer; Mrs. James McMahan,
news reporter and Mrs. Lewis
Kupecky, m'usic leader. A lunch
was served by the officers at the
close of the afternoon.
The Inman Community club
met Monday evening at the
Methodisi Church annex. The
meeting featured a reception f«t
meeting featured a reception
lor ttie local teachers. A good
crowd was present for the cov
eied dish dinner at «:30. Mrs.
l>ob Pappenheimer, O’Neill, was
present and gave an account of
her young life in Germany.
1 hi> was folio ward by a short
business session. The next meet
ing will be October 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Watson spent
the weekend in Valentine visiting
their son-in-law and daughter, Dr.
and Mrs. W. J. Slusher and sous |
Clarence Judd, Oakdale, was an
Inman visitor Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wolfe
Mrs. Bly, Elgin, were Thursday
visitors in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry McGraw.
Leonard Leidy and son, Kent,
Mintura, Coio., were Friday ov
ernight guests of Mr. Leidy s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Me
Graw. The Leidys, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Wolfe and family, Elgin,
Jeannette Wolfe, Denver, Colo.,
Donaiu Jacox, Gypsum, Colo,
and Darrell Jacox, Fairfield,
CaLif., were Saturday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. McGraw. They
were here for the funeral of then
father and grandfather, Walter
Jacox.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Abney and
Mr. and Mrs. Wynn Baldwin were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Smith. Mr. and Mrs
Melvin Lorenz and family, O’
Neill, and Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin
were Sunday evening dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Ab
ney. The occasion was the birth
day anniversaries of Mrs. Bald
win, Mrs. Lorenz and Mrs. Ab
ney.
Mr. and Mrs. David Morsbach
were Sunday evening guests of
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Crosser and
sons, Neligh.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Rickard
and daughter. Chambers, and Mr
and Mrs Dean Banks and Ism
lly. Lincoln, werr Sunday dinner
guests at Mr and Mr* Jamr
Banks and Roger.
Ewing News
II) »lr*. Harold Harrto
Mrs. S. Davis
Elected as
President
New officer* elected for th<
Try and 1\> Home Extension dub
when they met Thursday eve
ning at the homo of Mrs. Stanley
I»a\u are- Mrs. Davis, presi
dent; Mi* lx»n Ruruede, vice
president; Mr*. Gary Tessmor,
secretary; Mrs Weldon AU*xun
der, treasurer: Mia. Jerry
Ro'herharn, new* reporter, and
Mrs. G 1>. Ryan, cants The new
officials will take office January
1. liML’ At the bu moss meeting,
there was a general discussion
on the lessons and projects for
the coining year- Guests were
Mrs. James Kay and Mrs Mer
ton Dierks. Mrs Dean Pufahl
was the refreshment hostess. '1'lie
next meeting Octolier 19 will be
held at the L>ean Pofahl home
with Mrs Ivan Wright, refresh
ment hostess.
Mr. and Mrs L. M Carter,
tended the Lynch-1 iutte lonthtli
game Friday evening at Butte.
Mr and Mrs. Max Wanser
sjH*nt Sunday visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Fred
Grage, O Neill
Mr. and Mis E. D. Carter.
Mrs Helen Grim and Mrs.
Eleanor Reimer attended the
me ting of the Antelope County
Teacher* association al Royal
Wednesday evening
Mr and Mr* K t> MrlkwuUd.
I k*igl** and Su/nnnr spent the
wsx*kend at Vermillion. 8 D.
visiting hia parent*.
Mr. tuxl Mr* l/tmun) knapp
»* <-*tl to (ulniiibu* Monday
where Mm. Knapp remained
usernlght k> vlUinl an arch
incrMng Tumdsy. Hbe
hold* the office of tinanelal
nrrrrtary.
Mr. ami Mr* Rotten ltartak
and family nisi Mr and Mr*.
Sam Megan ami family, ae
eumj aimed by Mr* l-imra Soil
tier, wi*nt to Omaha Sunday
wtu re tliey attended tlie Ak Sar
Men rodeo
Mr and Mr* Andrew Olson
u.'e afterrtoon callers at the li
lt Karri* h me Sunday.
Mr. and Mr* Joe Knemr en
tertained tin* following guests at
a slumber party at their home
Monday evening. Cl wry I Itae and
Jo- y Koenig, Criristy ami Mar
garet Vundenmick
Mr. and Mr* Clarence ('ana
day, Ontralia. Wadi., are spend
ing their vacation with her par
ent*. Mr ami Mr*. Will Waller
In Ewing, and her brother. Al
fred Walter and family at (lean
water.
Tom Jacobsen, who ha* spent
the summer on the west roast,
is spending some time with tils
mother, Mrs Amy Jacobsen and
other relatives hefon* returning
to Ins home at Intern.sion City.
Fla.
Mr. and Mrs J Aubrey Wood
left Saturday for a vacation trip
to W> mjinj to i isit at the hoiM
of her sister iiml other relative*.
They plan to return home Fri
day.
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