Page News
By Mrs. Ben Aster
The American Legion auxiliary
met Mend ay night at the Legion
hall with 27 members answering
roll call. It was announced that
initiation will be held at the next
meeting with Mrs. Soren Soren
sen sr. acting as initiation offi
cer. The membership committee
signed up 11 n<<w members. The
Tarlaton men to be filled for oar
hospital assignment. It was vot
ed to send five pairs of knitted
bedroom slippers and $10 to the
gift shop Mrs. Calvin Harvey
gave a report on civil defense and
what rural people should do in
case of an atomic attack. It was
announced that October .’JO will be
County Government Day in O’
Neill with the Lutheran women
serving lunch this year. Mmes.
Floyd Frahm, William Simmons.
Calvin Harvey and Dim Nissen
to help that day. It was voted to
donate money or send gifts this
year for Christmas to one of the
Nebraska childrens home. A card
party will be held November 12
in honor of Veteran’s Day. All
veterans of this area are welcome
whether they are Legionaires or
not. Prizes were won by Mrs.
L. Crumly and Mrs. C. Harvey.
Hostesses were Mmes. Gene Mud
loff, Lyndley Cruinly and Arnold
Tikalsky.
WSCS met Thursday afternoon
at the Wesleyan room with mem
bers and Mrs. Emma Dorr, Mil
waukee, Wis., a guest, attending.
Mrs. A. O. Weber was in charge
of the devotions and lesson in the
absence of Mrs. Soren Sorensen
sr. The lesson was by Mmes. Jes
sie Kelly, Elmer Trowbridge and
John Steinberg. Mrs. Steinberg al
so read a poem. Mrs. Trowbridge
was the pianist. The business part
of the meeting was conducted by
president, Mrs. Raymond Heiss.
It was reimrted that 14 from the
Page church attended the semi
nar in Ewing. It was decided that
November 7 will be the day for
the bazaar and dinner. There will
be a plate luncheon at noon and
dinner served in the evening.
There will also be a gift table,
food booth, fish jx»nd and candy
booth. The Rev. Linder will pre
sent over several meetings the
book entitled, "The Meaning of
suffering” to the King's daugh
ters. After Christmas he will pre
sent it to the WSCS The Kings
Daughters would like some good
used clothing to be sent to the
needy. The week of prayer and
self denial will be held October
19 and the offering taken for that
day to be sent to the home of re
tired deaconnesses and to Chris
tian education libraries. Mrs. J
W. Finch will be chairman 'f the
UNICEF committee. The King’s
Daughters will assist with lunch
Several of the women assisted
with the meal Monday for t e
workers at the parsonage. Get
well cards were sent to Mrs
Frank Snyder, Mrs. Cordes W>’k
er and Mrs. Hattie Carson. Mrs.
Robert Linder and Mrs. R. V.
Crumly served lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harmon and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Milo
Landreth, all of Page, Mrs. Fe
lix Hendrichs, Mrs Clara Aim,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Aim and
Mr. and Mrs. Don Maw, all of
O’Neill, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. anil Mrs. William
Aim, Lynch, in honor of the Aim’s
daughter, JoAnn’s 13th birthday.
Mrs. Emma Dorr, Milwaukee,
Wis., who is a houseguest of Mr.
and Mrs. John Steinberg, were
Monday dinner guests with Mrs.
S'einberg at the Ben Miller home.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Asher were
Sunday dinner guests Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Switzer.
A no-host dinner was heki Sun
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Alton Braddock. Others included
Mr. and Mrs. George Clasey, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Heiss, Mr. and
Mrs. John Steinberg, Mrs. Emma
Dorr and Alice French, O'Neill.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Copple and
family, Norfolk, and Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Trowbridge were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Summers.
Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Ickes were
Wednesday evening guests in the
hr me of their daughter, Mrs. Jun
ior Sorensen.
In honor of Douglas’ sixth
birthday his mother, Mrs.
George Wettlaufer, held a birth
day party for him at the school
house. Mrs. Gordon Ilarvey is
the teacher. Those who enjoyed
the tee cream were Randy Wett
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Willie Fuelberth. Green Valley,
111., spent a little tune recently
visiting his cousins, Mr*. Frieda
Asher and Mrs. Anton Nissen.
Mrs. Paul Harugan entertain
ed a group of women Wednesday
morning at a coffee hour. The
guests included Mmes Roberta
:v"> iv >ck, Duane SteUing, Harry
Lampert jr., Leland Finley, Du
ne Allen, Jim Ruther, Homer
Rutherford and A. M Beelaert.
Mr anl Mrs. Dale Matschullat
an-' Ott> Matschullat went to
Sioux City on business Monday.
Senior MYF met Sunday eve
ning at the Methodist church. Ju
anua Ragland had the lesson and
D- k L.nder served the lunch.
Next Sunday Dick L.nder will
have the iesson
Arriving Friday at the Lorenz
Riege home to attend the Riege
r.i Mitchell wedding were Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Mitchell, Ash
land, Wis., Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Mutthersbough, Lincoln, Mrs.
Fred Hastens and Mr. and Mrs.
Orville Hastens and family,
Lodgapole.
Buster Neubauer and Mrs. Em
ma Morris were Sunday dinner
and supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. N. D. lekes.
On Saturday afternoon Mr. and
Mrs. Les Lines, Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Troshynski and Mr. and Mrs.
N. D. Ickes enjoyed a picnic at
the dam near Atkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fleming
Ewing, were Thursday supper
guests of Mrs. Dora Townsend.
Vemie Hunter was an evening
caller.
Mrs. Ben Asher and Roberta
and Mrs. Frieda Asher accom
panied Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ash
er and Ronnie to Norfolk Satur
day on business and to visit in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Madsen.
The annual reunion of the Fuel
berth sisters and brothers was
held last weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest BrUnchhorst, Inman.
On Saturday the following met for
supper at the M and M bakery,
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Nissen Mr.
and Mrs. Anton Nissen and Mrs.
Frieda Asher, Page; Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Fuelberth and Mr. and
Mrs. Lorenz Fuelberth, Osmond;
Henry Fuelberth, Stuart; Mr. and
Mrs. Walt Fuelberth, Corning,
la.; and the Ernest Brunck
horsts. The above names met for
breakfast as well as dinner with
the Brunckhorsts. Mr. and Mrs.
George Fuelberth, Hartigan, join
ed the group for dinner. Next
year they plan to meet at the
Ben Fuelberth home.
Mr. and Mrs. William Scheinost,
Margaret and Janet were Friday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George Wettlaufer.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Holliday
left Grand Island Saturday morn
ing to visit in the homes of the
Howard Hollidays and the Bruce
Brummetts and to attend the 20th
annual Harvest of Harmony par
ade in "which 55 bands from Ne
braska participate. Two of the
Holliday grandchildren, Jean Hol
liday of the Grand Island senior
high and Ronda Lee Brummett,
Walnut high senior band, partici
pated in the parade. They return
ed home Sunday.
The class mothers of 1962 will
have a post-nuptal shower Satur
day afternoon at the Methodist
church for Lyle and Joyce Fre
richs.
Mrs. George Larsen, Calumet
Falls. Ore., died October 4. Mrs.
Larsen is the former Emma
Parks. She is the sister of Ow
en. Marion and Earl Parks and
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Mrs. Elsie Naslund. all of Page.
Mrs Bertha Downey mil cele
brate her 84th birthday October
17 and would appreciate hearing
from her old friends. Her address
is Hilltop Manor at Genoa
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Finch were
Sunday guests at the home of
her parents. Mr. and Mrs Hen
ry Gerdes, Osm<md. Mr. and Mrs.
Leroy Gerdes. Randolph, were
afternoon callers
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Matschullat
and family and Mr. and Mrs. A1
Anthony and family. Inman, were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs Otto Matschullat in honor
of Otto’s birthday. In the after
noon Mrs. Sidney Stciler. San Di
ego, Calif., telephoned to wish
her father happy birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Gera] 1 Wettlaufer
and Gary, O’Neill, were dinner
guests of Mr and Mrs. George
Wettlaufer. In the afternoon the
women and Andrea called at the
Ben Asher home. In the evening
the George Wettlaufers were sup
per guests of the Ashers
Mrs. Ethel Waring was an over
night guest at the home Thursday
of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Finch.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kennedy,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harmon and
family attended Orchard Home
coming Friday night and returned
to the Godel home for lunch.
Kathleen Walker, Omaha, and
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Walker, Cai
ro, were here for the weekend
to visit their mother, Mrs. Cordes
Walker, who is a patient in the
St. Anthony hospital. Mrs. Walk
er also visited her parents, Mr
and Mrs. Lyndley Crumly.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry La mason
spent the weekend visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Gotch in Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Finch were
Friday evening callers at the Clar
ence Finch jr. home.
Mrs. J. W, Finch, Mrs. Ivan
Heiss and Mrs. Frank Beelaert
met with Mrs. Robert Linder
Monday afternoon to plan the an
nual UNICEF party.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Nissen ac
companied Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Heiss to Omaha for the weekend.
The Nissens were houseguests of
their son, James, and the Heisses
stayed at the Roy Hansen home.
me iNiaai'ua, neiaaca <iiki uic xicui
sens enjoyed the Ice Follies Fri
day night.
RNA Lodge met Wednesday
night at the IOOF hall with 18
members and one guest, Mrs.
Emma Dorr, Wisconsin, attending.
They planned to have a -Hallo
ween party at the next meeting
and intend to invite Atkinson unit
to attend. It will be a covered
dish dinner. Mrs. Donald Snyder
and Mrs. I. 0. Woods were the
hostesses.
Help-U-Club met Wednesday for
a noon-day luncheon with Mis.
Clarence Finch sr. There were 12
members and 2 guests, Mrs. Clar
ence Finch jr. and Mrs. Art Suf
ficool, Verdigre, present. A pay
off party was held in the after
noon with Mrs. Alta Finch and
Mrs. Sufficool winning prizes.
Mrs. Finch jr. joined the club.
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Stewart and
Mickie were Tuesday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ash
er in honor of the Asher’s 15th
wedding anniversary.
GGG and G club met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Clarence Dob
bins. The members played cards
with Mrs. Ethel Park, Mrs. Clar
ence Stevens and Mrs. I. O.
Woods winning prizes.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Eggan attend
ed funeral services last Monday
for a cousin, Gordon Stahlecker,
at Madison.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Conant,
Eugene, Ore., were mid-week vis
itors in the home of Mrs. Dora
Townsend.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Conant,
Vernie Hunter and Mrs. Town
send were Thursday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. John Gray.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pease’s
son, Larry, Niobrara, broke
a bone in his ankle Tuesday
evening and was token to Sioux
City for an operation. Larry is
the grandson of Mrs. Ethel War
ing, Page.
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Murfin,
Cairo, arrived here Thursday
night and spent the rest of the
week at the John Gray home
Dennis Mur fin, who teaches at
the Atkinson high school, was al
so a weekend guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell.
Ashland. Wis , entertained friends
in the Lorenz Riege home Satur
day night at a fish fry. He caught
the fish in Lake Superior Attend
ing were Mr. and Mrs James
Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Jo
seph Muttersbough, Lincoln, Mr.
and Mrs. Orville Kastens and
family and Mrs. Fred Kastens,
all of Lodgepole, Mr and Mrs.
William Riege and family and
Ralph Riege, Norfolk, and Mr.
and Mrs. George Clasey, Page
Mr and Mrs. Dale Lewis and
Debbie, Edgar, were here visit
ing friends over the weekend.
Celia News
Mrs. Merrill Andersaa
Celia Residents
Visit Relatives
In Kansas State
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hendricks
and family, accompanied by
Frances Chaffin and Phyliss
Lewis, left Friday afternoon for
Kansas. Robert and family will
visit relatives in Manhattan,
Phyliss will visit her parents at
Longford, and Frances will
spend the weekend with Miss
Buel, with whom she roomed
while attending college at Milton
vale. She will be present for Miss
Buel's birthday. They all plan
to return home Sunday.
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles
Phipps were Sioux City visitors
Wednesday. Enroute home they
were overnight guests at the
home of the Rev. and Mrs. Wal
ter Steinkamp, Wayne.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Meyer
spent Tuesday evening at the
Merrill Anderson home and en
joyed the music of Lee Anderson
and his harmonica-guitar com
bination. Lee left Wednesday to
visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
O. A. Anderson, and other rela
tives at Long Pine and Ainsworth
before returning home to Lincoln.
Lee is able to get around again
without the aid of his crutches.
He suffered a broken hip some
time ago while riding in a rodeo.
A large crowd attended the
family night supper Friday eve
ning at the Wesleyan Metho
dist church parlors. The oc
casion was given In honor of the
Rev. and Mrs. Elmore Blaine
and their twin sons, Ronald and
Donald. Gifts were presented to
the honored guests.
Saturday night supper guests
at the Mark Hendricks home
were Mr. and Mrs. Omer Poynts
and Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Klinger and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Poynts are attending to chores
while the Robert Hendricks fami
ly is away.
Mr. and Mrs. Connie Frickel
and Kurt, accompanied by Mrs.
LawTence Pacha, left Friday for
Omaha where the Frickels
visited their daughter, Mrs. Ro
bert Collins and family. They
drove on to Lincoln that evening
where they spent two days visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Frickel.
Connie’s brother, Herman, at
tended to chores while they were
away.
Judy Mommsen was a guest of
Bonnie Frickel Sunday.
Mrs. Victor Frickel, Mrs. John
Sicheneder and Mrs. Hans
Lauridsen visited Mrs. Fritz Na
ber at the Sacred Heart hospital
in Lynch Thursday.
Mrs. Victor Frickel, Mrs.
Richard McOonuel, Mrs. S. H.
Brauer and Mrs. Blaine Gar
wood were delegates represent
ing the Immanuel Lutheran
church in Atkinson at the Cir
cuit Missionary Rally in O’
Neill. The Ladies Society of the
O’Neill church served. Mrs.
Beryl Beck and Mrs. Casper
Harley, Atkinson also attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Neiman
and family, Wakefield, were over
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O'Neill, Nebr.
night guests Saturday with Mrs.
Neiman's parents. Mr and Mrs
Herman Meyer. They all attend
ed the wedding of Mrs Meyer's
neice, Judy Hoyt, ami Marvin
Kline at Naper Sunday afternoon
The Rev and Mrs Ivan Meyer
and family. Wayne. Mr and Mrs
Herman Meyer and Vicki. Mr
and Mrs Raymund Dubias and
family and Beverly Meyer also
attended the wedding. All but Mr
and Mrs. Raymond Ikibias anti
family ware supper guests at
the Meyer home.
Lee Anderson arrived from
Yankton, S. I)., Monday after
noon to spend a few days visit
ing Mr. and Mrs Merrill Ander
son.
Mrs John Sicheneder. Gail and
Dale spent Wednesday evening
with Mrs Gary Hitchcock while
the men attended the telephone
meeting at the Celia school
house.
.Hr. and .Mrs. I** Roy !|<>ff
mail and Mins attended the At
klnnoa-Ktuart football game In
Atkinson Friday evening. Dur
ing the event the fathers of the
players wen* honored. From
this area were Victor Frickel,
Emil Colfack, Ed Heloer and
Merrill Smith.
James Poessnecker, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Thilo Poessnecker.
underwent an appendectomy at
the Atkinson Memorial hospital
Saturday evening.
Alice French, county superin
tendent, visitisl Mrs. LeRoy Hoff
man’s school Tuesday.
Paul Adams, who is attending
the University of South Dakota.
Vermillion, spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
David Adams.
Attending the seventh und
eighth grade Conservation Day at
O’Neill Friday were Pioneer
school students, Mary Poess
necker, Darlene Wadsworth,
Celia, Patricia Kilmurry, Linda
Chaffin and Vicki Frickel and
Hendricks school, Arlin Hen
dricks. Mrs. LeRoy Hoffman,
Larry Hayes and Mrs. Mark
Hendricks, provided transporta
tion.
Lawrence Smith and son, Rol
lin, Page, were visitors at the
Leonard Chaffin Wednesday.
Dinner guests at the John
Sicheneder home Sunday were
Mrs. Sicheneder’s mother, Mrs.
Fern Morsett, her brother and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Charley
Morsett, Royal, and Mr. and
Mrs. Bus Napier, Lee and Lynn,
Orchard.
Charley Morsett and Lynn
Napier had dinner at the John
Sicheneder home Saturday. Gail
and Dale accompanied their
uncle, Charley, home anti spent
the night at their grandmother's
home in Royal. They returned
home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John
Schwindt and Vanita visited at
the Sicheneder home Friday eve
ning.
A delegation of the Celia
Telephone company members
attended the telephone meeting
Wednesday evening at the Celia
schoolhouse.
The Wesleyan Methodist Mis
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Mtai.iry Kx-ift) met Tvwnday at
the church parlors with 15 mem
Ixts present, Mr*. David Kahn
presiding Roll call was answered
with a scripture verse on
' Peace.” The book of Romans
was chosen ax a Bible study
course The Christmas box whs
designated to be sent to live
Brumard Indian School. Hot
Springs, S. D A report was pre
sented by the program commit
tee, and the president read ex
cerpts from the constitution <»f
the society. Chorus (looks to t>e
u*«d tn Suntlay school anil Mis
sionary meetings are l»etng com
piled. The next meeting will be
November 7 at the home of Mrs.
Leonard Chaffin
Mrs. Victor Frickel, David,
Vicki, Beverly and Bonnie at
tended the special Mission Festi
val evening services at St. John's
Lutheran church in Atkinson Sun
day. At this service two moving
pictures were shown. Mr. and
Mrs Gerhardt Mommsen awl
family were guests at the ser
vices.
Rodney Frickel spent Wednes
day with his cousins, Roger and
Gary’ Hoffman.
Mr. and Mas Murk Hendricks
entertained at dinner Sunday,
Kd Fuhrer and daugiiters. Donna
Mae and Carolyn, and Mr. awl
Mrs. Omer Poynts.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Beck and
family and Mr. and Mrs Bill
Sammons and sons, spent Satur
day helping the parents of Mrs
Beck and Mrs. Summons, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Dobrovolny,
move into their new house. Mr
and Mrs. Beck and family were
Sunday guests of her parents.
Mrs. Clarence Focken and
daughter, Debbie, went to Nor
folk Wednesday returning home
Sunday. Mrs, Focken helped cure
for the new granddaughter, Na
talie Jean, two-week old daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Foe ken.
The baby has been ill but is re
ported improved. Sunday dinner
guests at the Clarence Focken
home were Mr. and Mrs Clur
ence Focken and family, Bris
tow, Bill Focken. Hustings, and
Paul Focken, Atkinson. Bill re
turned to Hastings Monday.
Dorsey News
Hy Mm. Harold IMnn
Sadie 1 s-ncka* >n was a eu*Jt**r
guest at the John Der tokens home
Friday.
Mr». t'arrte Hunter came
home from Sarrrd ilrnrt bou
pllal Thursday after spending
several mouths there aa a pa
tient.
Mrs Clifford Wolfe came Wed
nesday to s|«nd a period of time
with lire Carson sisters. helping
came for them.
Several from this community
attended the Tlilnta Crawford
sale Thursday Mrs. Crawford
is leaving Lynch and tuns sold
her residence
Alfred Linquiat wus a Sunday
caller at the John Derick sun
home.
Gordon Barta has heen helping
at the Eil Hrbek farm making
ensilage
Tl»e Lester Derkkson children
ojiine to visit at the Jolrn Derick
»on twine over the weekend.
Mrs. T. J. Graham visited tier
sister, Mrs. Mary Dohrlchovsky,
Friday evenuig while tin? Howard
Graham family attended the f»v»t
ball game in Verdigre.
Gay Johnson and daughter,
Marcella, and granddaughter!
visited with the Carson aistera
and also the Edward Carsona Sun
day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Brady called on tiie Car
son sisters Sunday evening.
Ruth Osborn and girl friend
sjent the weekend at the Har
old Osborn home, returning to
Wayne Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs. Lester Derlek
son and family were Sunday din
ner guests at the Jotui Derick
sons.
I.emaa Huber helped Harold
Oaborn build fence Wednesday
and Friday.
Mrs lam* Brady sr. entertain
ed a group of women at a |«irty
Monday.
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LAND OWNERS AND TENANTS
Section 30-512 of the Nebraska Statutes requires that weed*
along all Public Roads and Drainage Ditches shall Im< mowed at
least twice a jw.
If you have not already done this mowing, PI.1.4SK ooo|MV
rate and do this immediately.
This will not only benefit the <'minty In c«**tly Snow removal
but will also benefit nnyone using the roads during the winter
months.
Please See That This Is Done
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