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VKKDIOKK — Kenneth Maly, •wm of Mr. and Mrs. Vac. Maly Jr., has enjoyed a leave at the home of his parents and has re turned to San Francisco, Calif., where he is stationed with the If. S. Navy llitrlxir Defense Unit. Maly enlisted in July for three years. He Is a graduate of Ver dign* high srhixd. Former Stuart Woman Dies in Washington STUART Funeral services were conducted Tuesday at Stu art for Mrs. Bertha Kahleschidt, SO, who died Thursday, Oct. 26, at Vancouver, Wash. Mrs. Kahleschidt moved from Stuart 10 years ago. The Rev. Herbert Young of ficiated at the services in the Stuart Community church Burial was in the Atkinson cemetery. She is survived by tier children, William and Melvin, Richfield, Wash., Leonard, Orchard, Wash., Herman, Swanton, Frit/, West ern, and Mrs. L. Julius, Rapid City, S. IX; 20 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Mr. Kahleschidt preceded her in death November 19, 1944. Federal Land Bank Officials At Conference Six representatives of the Federal Land Bank association, O'Neill, returned home Friday from a conference of Land Bank directors and managers at North Platte. Attendnig were Frank C. Krun torad, Ewing, president; Wilbur L. Moon, Stuart, vice president; E. J. Revell, O’Neill, and Don Kehn, Butte, directors; Ed Ver zal, assistant manager, and Lyle P. Dierks, manager. Land Bank President Thomas A. Maxwell jr., gave a report at the conference, stating, “The ex panded use of credit by farmers and ranchers shows real confi dence in the future. Modem far mers have learned what progres sive business firms have long known -money is a tool of good management.” "The expanded use of credit is evidenced by the fact that Land Bank loans outstanding passed the $400 million mark in August, an all-time high. At the same time the delinquency on loan repayments was near the all-time low,” said Mr. Krun torad. Boyd Co. Telephone Announces Low Bid LYNCH The Boyd County Telephone Company of Lynch has announced the letting of bids for the construction of lines and the installation of telephones for the subscribers in Keya Paha county. The low bid of $265,522.03 of the Stake Construction company of Lennox, S. D., was accepted by the lioard of directors, and the contract has tieen sent to the REA for approval, according to Larry Ellis, Manager of the Boyd County Telephone company. Retired Army Officer Now on Norfolk Paper EWING — E. D. McDonald, who recently retired from 20 years of active duty with the army, is now employed on the advertising staff of the Norfolk Daily News. His wife is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Butler, Ewing. The McDonalds resided here with the Butlers since his retirement from service. Coleridge Team Wins From Orchard Friday ORCHARD — A non-conference game Friday evening at Orchard gave Coleridge another win, 47-13, to add to its unbeaten string for this season. Orchard scored in the first and third quarters. Coleridge’s team made seven points in each of the first three quarters and then un leashed its power tc score 26 points in the final quarter of the game. Dale Ickler Injured In Farm Accident ORCHARD — Dale Ickler, Wayne, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ickler, Orchard, received painful injuries to his legs Friday morning when he fell from the back of a tractor and was run over by a wagon of com. Ickler was taken to the Wayne hospital for medical attention, re turning to his home the follow ing evening. He will undergo surgery on one knee in two weeks. EWING REGENTS EWING — Six seniors of the Ewing high school are eligible to take the annual University of Ne braska regents scholarship exam inations. They are Betty Wright, Robert Woeppel, Donna Wright, Jurgen Verhune, Dan Rotherham and Pa tricia Hobbs. Halloween Party Given For Inman Boy Scouts INMAN — Mothers of the Boy Scouts entertained at a Hallo ween party Monday evening at the Lewis F. Kopecky home for the Inman Scouts. Games and contests were play ed following a short business meeting. It was decided to spon sor a pancake supper in the near future. A wiener roast was held at' the close of the evening. Justice Court— Oct. 31 — Delbert Pettitt, Nor folk, overweight on axle, fined $120 and $4 costs, officer—Clif ford Kizzire. Oct. 31 — Merle Freese, Schal ler, la., over gross weight, fined $50 and $4 costs, officer—Clifford Kizzire. — 4 come, see dancing gaiety' ~^of lovely} new watches ^ <r_v_ MSaSpESERa-H Never before such charming lines .. . such a precious-jewel feeling. And inside, the 22-jewel Hamilton “Medallion” movement, finest made anywhere. Have a preview! Come in and fall in love! A. BAU. 10K whit* or yellow B. GLAMOUR ■'BB.’' Two dl*. go’d-filied with metallic mesh inonds in 14K white gold cord.$35.00 $100.00 Prices include Fed. Tajc McIntosh Jewelry 46“ E. Douglas Phone in A Trusted Jeweler is your Best Advisor At The Courthouse DISTRICT COURT— An appeal has been filed to the Supreme Court by Floyd Russell, Scotia, Rjssell h;td been found guilty of uttering a check with intent to defraud and had been sentenced to three years in the penitentiary in District court Representing Russell are Gins burg, Rosenberg, Gmsberg and Norman Krivosha. • COUNTY COURT— Oct. 26 — William Held, Cham bers, trespassing, fined $5 and $5 costs, complaint signed by Ro bert H Strong. Oct. 2 — Anton Rothleutner, Ewing, failure to yield right of way, fined $10 and costs, officer E. M. Hastreiter. Oct. 26 — Jerome Ertz, Mono wi, day speeding, fined $10 and costs, officer R. L. Gude. Oct. 30 Ivanlee Hein, Wayne, day speeding, fined $35 and costs, officer E. M. Hastreiter. Oct. 31 — Robert Dean Bow man, Ainsworth, night speeding^ fined $15 and costs, officer R. R. Shorney. Examinations Now Open For Inman Mail Carrier An examination for rural car rier for the post office at Inman will be open for acceptance of applications until November 21, the U. S. Civil Service commis sion announced today. Applicants must take a written test for this position. They must have resided within the deliver of the office for one year im mediately preceding the closing date of the examination. There is no maximum age limit. Complete information may be obtained at the Inman post office. Deloit News By Mrs. H. Reimer Mr. and Mis. R. M. Tom jack were Sunday dinner guests at the Seth Hertel home near Cham bers. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Reimer, Linclon, arrived at the E. L. Sisson home Wednesday eve ning. They visited the Roy John son home in Neligh Saturday and the Melvin Rexin home Saturday evening. They returned home Sunday. Mrs. Henry Reimer accompa nied Mrs. Bartak, Mrs. Kasim and Miss Streeter to Teachers convention in Norfolk Thursday and Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hupp and daughters, Omaha, visited the Louis Funks and Mrs. Wei bel over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. John Kaster at tended Sharon Lundquist’s wed ding in Neligh Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kivister and Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, Osage City, Kans., are visiting the Ewald Spahn and Henry Lange homes. Mrs. Spahn’s sister, w'ho lives in Oregon, is also visiting relatives here. Mrs. Ewald Spahn visited relatives in O’Neill Saturday. Farmers in this locality have started the annual chore of cornpicking. Mr. and Mrs. Don Spahn visited at the Bill Gibbs home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Bartak and Mrs. Alice Lodge visited the Cliff Lodge home near Peters burg Sunday. Mrs. Wilmer Mosel was an overnight guest Tuesday at Keith Bartaks. Wednesday she and Mrs. Bartak were Norfolk visi tors. Venus News By Mrs. Ralph Brookhouser Sunday supper guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brookhouser were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Burival, O’Neill, and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Brookhouser, Grand Island. Mrs. Nellie Hamilton is a patient at St. Anthony's hospital at O’Neill. Gerald and Russell Ickler went to Wayne Saturday evening where they visited at the Dale Ickler home. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Caskey, Larry and Gary were Sunday dinner guests at the home of her sister, Mrs. Verlyn Gibbs and family, Clearwater. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Butterfield motored to Norfolk Thursday and Friday w'here Mrs. Butterfield attended the Teachers conven tion. Mrs. Harry Caskey ac companied the Butterfields to Norfolk Thursday and spent two days with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Caskey and family. She re turned home Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Butterfield. Theresa Faulhaber, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Faulhaber. stepped on a nail at her home Saturday receiving a painful injury. Dinner guests October 22 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Held were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beutler and family and Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Kirby, Royal, and Mrs. Flossie Held. Elinor Mitteis returned to Lin coln after spending the weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ottie Mitteis. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Faulha ber returned to their home at Springfield, 111., after spending five days with their children, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Faulhaber and family and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goiter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Goakey, Orchard, called at the Ralph Brookhouser home Sunday. Phone Your News to The Frontier Phone 788 i Orchard News Mr*. Wilbur Mabood Phone TW 3-3183 Mrs. Pearl Johnson and Ger trude Gobble visited in the Edna Johnson home at Royal Thursday evening. Gertrude Gobble was an O'Neill visitor Friday. William Buck returned home from the Antelope Memorial hos pital at Neligh last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Kelley, Page, visited Friday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Reed. Harold Pospeshil, Sioux City, la., spent Tuesday and Wednes day visiting in the home of fus mother, Mrs. Lila Pospeshil. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Loren Wilson and family, Orchard, and Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Sharer and family, Wayne, were Sunday guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Winfred Wilson and family at Valley to help Winfred celebrate his birth day. Mr. and Mrs. John Stelling and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nelson were Norfolk visitors Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Alfrwi Marshall and sons, Verdigre, and Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Willats spent Sunday in Center. Their son, Earl and family, Omaha, met them there to spend the day. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Trussel have returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Meuret in Be loit, Wis. A birthday dinner Sunday hon oring Walter Austin was held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Alexander, Plain view. Those pre sent were Mr. and Mrs. Homer Barton and Linda and Mrs. Lou ise Beal, Orchard; Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Davis and Marie, Ewing; Mrs. Noel Lautenschlager and sons and Mrs. Douglas Barton and son, Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. Walt Austin, Plain view. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bazelman, O’Neill, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reed, Lincoln, and Mrs. Josie Butterfield. Creiehton u,-ep<> Sun day guests in the R. R. Reed home. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Reed and son, Des Moines, la., visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reed. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sparrow were weekend visitors in the home of M. Sgt. and Mrs. Byrd Curtis and family in Kansas City. Mrs. Sandra Wragge and daughters have moved to Seottsbluff. Mrs. Wragge has enrolled in a beauty school. Dr. D. L. Fletcher returned from Omaha Tuesday evening where he had eye surgery. Mr. and Mrs. George Voorhies, Elgin, and Mrs. Elizabeth Voor hies, Neligh, were Sunday guests in the Olive Everhart home. Mrs. Maurice Grant, Albuquer que, N. M., visited her mother, Mrs. Edna Holbrook, last week. Mrs. Harriet Jensen, California, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Frank Clifton. Inman News By Mrs. James McMahan Mr. and Mrs. Orval Brown, Azusa, Calif., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Brown for several days. Wilbur and Orval are brothers. On Sunday a fami ly reunion was held at the Wil bur Brown country home with the following in attendance, Mr. and Mrs. Einar Johansen, Plain view; Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Ware, Grand Island, and Mr. and Mrs. Orval Conner, Norfolk. The three women are sisters of Wilbur and Orval. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lambert, Nan and Dirk, Sioux City, la., Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Johansen, Julie and Glen, Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. Har old Bethune and Jeff, Wisner; Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Heiser, Nor folk. and Karon Brown and Loren Stewart, Grand Island. uavia soDouca, iNortoik Junior college student, spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sobotka and family. Harold Sobotka, Valentine, spent the weekend visiting his father, John Sobotka. Mr. and Mrs. David Morsbach attended church services Sunday at the RLDS church at Clear water and were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mearl Sparks and family. In the evening they at tended a Halloween party at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Conard, Clearwater. Terry Anthony spent the week end visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dale Matschullat and family at Page.. The Matschullat’s daughter, Joan, spent Thursday and Friday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anthony, Inman. Marilyn Siders, Karon Brown, and Gene Butterfield, Grand Island Business college students, spent the weekend with their parents, Mrs. Ray Siders, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Buttefield. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Butterfield and family spent Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dewayne Stevens and family' and Mr. and Mrs. Lawerence Stevens family at Norfolk. Lorraine Butterfield, who had visited from Wednesday evening until Sunday at the Law-' erence Stevens home, returned to Inman with her parents Sun day evening. Ned Kelley and Keith Kivett Wayne State Teachers college students, spent the weekend visit ing their parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Kelley and Mr. and Mrs. Vaden Kiv ett. Mr. and Mrs. Newman Card spent the weekend at Chadron visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Ray Siders visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Juracek and family Friday' evening at Orch ard. j Mrs. Leon Tompkins entered St Anthony’s hospital Friday for medical treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anthony and family visited Mr. and Mrs.; Otto Matschullat at Page Sunday.: Friday they were guests in the! Dale Matschullat home. Monowi News By Mr*. Mike Piklapp LOcaM P-3320 Many Zach stayed at th# Rudy Filer home Friday and Satur day while Terry had his tonsils removed. Sid Baker, Lynch, was a visi tor here Sunday afternoon. Mrs Art Vesely and Lauree called on Mrs. Piklapp Monday noon. Mrs Rudy Eiier visited Mrs. Pete Chvala Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs. Stu Stringfellow and Martin Eiler were business callers in Niobrara Monday. Mr and Mrs. M. Christensen, Omaha, were weekend guests in the Leo Jorgensen, Herman and Frank Ileiser homes Mrs Chris tensen is a sister of the women. Eric Neilson was a business caller here Monday forenoon. Lena Johnson called on Mrs. Frank Lewis Monday noon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kolar and Mary, Norfolk, and Orval Lewi* visited at the Piklapp home Sunday. Mrs. John Cary and children, Venice, Fla., are visiting her mother, Mr*. Tillie Itihaiiek and her brother, Glen Kthanek and family for an Indefinite time. Mr and Mrs, Clifford I-ewis, Fairfax, S. D, were visiting friends here Monday afternoon. Friends and neighbors of the Seth Sinu.nd* family were saddened to hear of the death of Seth In lincoln Sunday night. Is extended to the Jim Filer, Lincoln, visited re latives and friends here ami at Verdel the past weekend. Fort Randall News Janice Kirwan Mr. and Mrs. Phil Kirwan, Gregory, S. D., were Saturday ov ernight guests at the home of their son, Duane Kirwan and family. Mrs. Clayton Miller, Creighton, was a Monday guest at the G. R. Kirwan home. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson and Ricky, Glenwood, la., and Mrs. Leo Reiser, Butte, were Tues day afternoon visitors in the Mel vin Anderson home. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Nyquist, Spencer, visited at the Walt Ny quut home Friday evening and helped Walt celebrate hu birth day. Gertrude McLaughlin, Lott An geles, Calif., Mr ami Mra. Berl Stailard, Cynthia and Sandra. Miles City, Mont, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jonas, Rapid City, S 1) , spent Thursday to Saturday vis mng relatives and friends in the community. While here tlwy were houseguests at the C K. Kirwan home Elmer Mostrwm anti Fnedolf Pearstai went to Custer, S. D. Frida) to spend the weekend at the Leonard Olson home. Karen Ketelsen, Piekstown, was a Tuesday overnight guest of Jan ice Kirwan at the G R Kirwan home. Mr. «nd Mrs Tom Kocer Jr., and Wanda Kay, Wagner. S. D., were Sunday dinner guests at the Dan Kirwan home Mr. and Mrs. Dean Danielson, Bristow, was a Tuesday afternoon guest at the Harry Hausmann borne. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Duty and children, Naper, were Saturday overnight guests at the Duane Kirwan home. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nyquist, Mrs Olive Larson. Mrs Edna Nelson, all of Watua, Mr. and Mis. Leroy Nyquist and Lavonne, Spencer, Mr. ami Mrs. Clarence tU«>n and WskJrai, Mr and Mr*. Kmphrc) Olson ami buy*. Clar inda Pearson, Mrs. Harry Mo* tnxn, Olga and Maurit* H< ngt* *•« and Mr. and Mrs. Melvui An derson and family gathered at the Walt Nyquiat tsmie Sunday to hel,i WMt celebrate tu* birthday. Mr*. Dan Kirwan *i«ent Sunday night at the home of her mother. Mr*. Norwood m Lynch. Mr*. Norwood has been very tl) and tier children have l»een staying with i»er. Mr. unit Mrs Phil Kirwan, Gregry, S D., Duane Kirwan. Mr. and Mrs Dan Kirwan, Jim and Phillip. Mr and Mrs. Totn Kucer jr and Wanda Kay and Mary Ann Kucer, Wagner, 8. D. and Mr. and Mrs Harry Huus mann and Jill gathered at the G. It. Kirwan home Friday eve mag to visit with Mr. and Mrs. fieri StaUurd and girls, Mr. and Mrs Bill Jonas and Gertrude McLaughlin. Some of the young folks from this community attended a fare well jwrty in honor of the Erick sons at Pickstown Friday eve ning Tlie Erickson chikiren weie students at Pickstown and are leaving soon Karen Ketelsen ami her-grand father, Fred Boss. CokmdMis, were Saturday morning caller* id the G. R. Kirwan home. When You Man A REMEMBER THIS . . . In One Short Afternoon You're Selling A Lifetime of Work! Play It Safe — Advertise In The Frontier! 300 free bills! More than 3000 bills distributed in the advertisina columns of The Frontier! - V. 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