Celia News
Mr*. Merrill Andrr*oc
Mr ami Mrs. John Sicheneder
and family attended a family din
ner Sunday. N rv 19. at the borne
of her met ier, Mrs. Fern Moraett.
Royal. Others present were, Mr
and Mrs Bis Napier and family,
Orchard; Mr. and Mrs. Don Lar
sen and family, Ewing; Mr ami
Mrs. Harold Raff and daughter,
Omaha, and Mr and Mrs. Char
ley Moraett and son, Charley jr.
Royal. The dinner was in honor
of Charley jr. who was baptized
at the morning services at the
United Brethern church. Orchard
Mrs. Morsett returmd home with
the Stcheneders to assist with
housework. Mrs Sicheneder is
semi-confined to her home due to
a circulatory ailment
Mr and Mrs. Herman Meyer
spent Thanksgiving Day at the
home of their daughter, Mrs
Mary Neiman ami family, Wayne.
Beverly Meyer, who is attending
Wayne Teach, r's college, return
ed home with them to spend the
weekend Kenneth Meyer, North
Platte, arrivid Wednesday and
sjient Thanksgiving vacation with
home folks.
Sherman Blow, Plantation Man
or, Elgin, spent the Thanksgiving
holidays at the home of his daugh
ter, Mrs. Charles Phipps. The
Rev. and Mrs. Plupiis took him to
Sioux City Friday on business.
Mr. and Mrs Merrill Anderson
attended a family dinner Thanks
giving Day at the Clair Ander
son home. Long pine. Other
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Anderson and family, Bassett,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wheeler
and family and Mrs. Mamie
Wheeler, Long Pine.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Kilmurry
were Thanksgiving Day dinner
guests at the home of their son,
Frank Kilmurry and family. Sup
per guest* were Mrs Kilmurry's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. August
rroshynslu and son, Francis.
Mr. and Mrs Alex Frickel and
family visited her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Laibie at Stuart
Thank giving Day
Mr. and Mrs, Fr.ckel and Dor
o.ny vanted at Ute John Sichene
der home Friday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gerdes,
Sharon, aamce and Leslie, Black
Kiver Falls, Wis., spent the week
end at the h me ol Mr. and Mrs.
Natcliel Rzeszuiarski. They all
attended the Rentachler-Mellor
wedding Saturday evening. Mr
and Mrs. Melvm Meals called at
the iUesxotarski home Saturday
afternoon.
LeRuy Latjr.dsen spent Satur
day afternoon with Steve Vencil.
Mr and Mrs. David Rahn and
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Goldfuss
spent Thanksgiving Day in Om
aha with Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Miller. Mrs Miller is the former
Marjorie Rahn.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Frickel
and the younger children spent
Thanksgiving Day with Mrs.
Frickel's brother, Don Coleman
and family at Thedford. David
spent the day with Rodney Os
b«..rne.
Raymond Dobias is helping
Natchel Rzeszotarski with corn
harvesting.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Ander
son were afternoon and supper
guests Sunday Nov. 19, at the
h line of their son and daughter
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Merlyn An
derson and family.
Thanksgiving Day dinner guests
at the Hans Lauridsen home were
Mr. and Mrs. John Storjohann
and Clarence Fleener, O’Neill.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewie Lauridsen
and family, Bristow, and Jim
Lauridsen, Atkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Collins
and son, Mark, Omaha, arrived
Wednesday to spend the Thanks
giving weekend at the home of
Mrs. Collins’ parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Connie Frickel.
Kenneth Smith, Butte, was a
visitor Friday evening at the Con
nie Fnckei home.
Mr and Mra. Ronald Fnckei,
Lincoln, came Wednesday to
spend Thanksgiving at the home
of Mrs. FncJd's grandparents,
Mr and Mrs. Carl Smith and the
weekend at the Connie Fnckei
home.
Mr and Mrs Duane Beck and
family spent Thanksgiving Day at
the Inane of Mrs Beck's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dobrovolny.
Mr and Mrs. Leon Hendricks
and family, Manhattan, Kan.,
came Wednesday and spent the
Thanksgiving weekend at the
Mark and Robert Hendricks
homes. They returned home Sun
day.
Thanksgiving Day dinner guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Sicheneder were Mr. and Mrs
Everet Baier, Norfolk, Mr. and
Mrs. Charley Morsett and sons
and Mrs Fern Morsett, Royal;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morsett and
family, Martin, S. D.; Mr. and
Mrs. James Sicheneder, Atkinson,
and Phyllis Lewis. Mr and Mrs.
Robert Morsett and family spent
the evening at the Sicheneders.
Ed Hoffman was a Sapper guest
Monday evening at the home of
his son, LeRoy Hoffman and fam
ily. Mrs. LeRoy Hoffman and
pupils had a covered dish dinner
Wednesday in observance of
Thanksgiving Day.
Bruce Hoffman, Reece, Kan.,
spent the Thanksgiving weekend
at the Leonard Chaffin home.
Mrs. Emma McKathme spent
Monday through Thursday at the
home of her son, Milton McKath
nie and family.
Mrs. Mark Hendricks and Mrs.
Leon Hendricks were O’Neill cal
lers Saturday. They visited Don
na Mae Fuhrer and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Omer Poynts vis
ited at the home of Mrs. Alice
Peabody, Dallas, S. D., Saturday
and Sunday.
Paul Adams, who is attending
college at the University of South
Dakota, Vermillion, spent the
Thanksgiving holidays with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs David
Adams.
Mr. and Mrs Mark Hendricks
and Arlrn and Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Hendricks and family were sap
per guests Saturday evening of
Mr. and Mrs. R W. Hendricks.
Becky Hendricks spent Monday
night with her teacher, Mrs. Emil
Cuttack.
Mr. and Mrs Mark Hendricks
and Arlrn were supper guests
Monday of Mr and Mrs. Richard
Klinger.
Mr. and Mrs George Woolstrum
spent the Thanksgiving weekend
with Mrs. Woolstrum s parents,
Mr. and Mrs David Adams.
Mrs. O. Poynts spent Wednes
day with her daughter, Mrs. Mark
Hendricks
The Rev Charles Phipps called
at the Robert Hendricks home
Saturday.
The Mariners and the Ambass
ador Sunday school classes of the
Wesleyan Methodist church, At
kinsun, under the sponsorship of
the teachers, Mrs. David Rahn
and Mrs Robert Hendricks, held
a party Friday evening at the
Hendricks home. Attending were
Mr and Mrs. David Rahn, Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Dobias, Mr
and Mrs. Richard Klinger, Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Goldfuss, the
Rev. and Mrs. Elmore Blain,
Frances Chaffin, Beverly Meyer
and Phyllis Lewis. Guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Garold Hitchcock,
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hendricks,
and Bruce Hoffman. Mrs. Ray
mond Dobias and Mrs. Robert
Hendricks and Bruce Hoffman.
Mrs. Raymond Dobias and Mrs
R<bert Hendricks were in charge
of the entertainment. Lunch was
served.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hendricks
entertained at dinner Thanksgiv
ing Day the following guests, Mr
and Mrs. Omer Poynts, Stuart;
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Klinger and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mc
Dowell, Mr. and Mrs. Connie
Fnckel and amt, Kurt. Mr and
Mra Robert Hendricks and fam
ily. AUunaon;; Mr. and Mrs. Ro
bert Hendricks and son, Mark.
Omaha, and Mr and Mrs Leon
Hendricks and family, Manhattan
Kan
Mr and Mrs Milton McKath
me entertained the following
guests at dinner Thanksgiving
Day. Mr. and Mrs Ed Bosh art
and Lester and Mr and Mrs
Gerald Risor and family, O’Neill;
Mr and Mrs Ernie W.mdercheck
and son. Palmer, Mrs Blanche
Rouse and Marvin and Mildred
Keyes. Inman, and Mrs Emma
McKathme, Atkinson. Raymond
Risor and Joyce Christensen, O'
Neill, called in the afternoon
Kay and Darrel McKathme en
ter tame 1 as November 18 week
end guests, Glen and Bonnie
Fnckel, LeRoy Laundsen. Larry
Seger and Becky Hendricks
Frances Chaffin and Bruce
Hoffman were Wednesday after
noon callers at the Robert Hend
ricks home.
Orchard News
Mrs. Wilbur Mshnod
Phone TW 3-3185
Bridgetts bridge club met Tues
day evening with Mrs. H. O. Hill.
Mrs. Archie Walton and Mrs.
Bill Mitteis won prizes. The next
meeting will be December 28
with Mrs. Duard Dempster.
Harold Everhart, St-r gent,
spent Thursday evening and Fri
day with his mother, Mrs. Olive
Everhart.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Drayton
spent Thanksgiving with Mrs.
Drayton’s brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr and Mrs. E. E. Hansen,
Sioux City, la.
Couples pitch club met Sunday
night in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Knapp Guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Leon Mitchell.
Mrs Leon Mitchell Marvin Nel
son, Wayne l-autenschlager,
Gerald Maple and Mrs Marvin
Nelson won prizes Mr and Mrs
W’ayne l-autenachlager will have
the next meeting December 17
Ocette bridge club met with
Mrs James Clifton last week.
Mrs Gordon Drayton and Mrs
Cecil Lee won prizes.
W'SW*S of the Orchard Evange
lical United Brethren church met
Wednesday afternoon in the
church parlors with 35 members
and one visitor. Mrs Harriet
Jensen, present Mrs Hamid
Mitchell presided over the meet
ing. Devotions were in charge of
Mrs Glen Miller. The society
voted to repair the choir chairs
It was voted to send a Christ
mas donation to the Norfolk Op
portunity Center The society will
serve the Antelope Qxinty
Teachers dinner in the near fu
ture After the close of the meet
ing several pian<> numbers were
given by the following: Marlene
Hurtig. Sherry Miller, Rita
Thelander, Marcia Menning. Pat
ty Thelander, Gordon Sirek,
Adele Carson. Mrs. G. Miller,
Briget Thelander and Nancy
l^enz Hostesses were Emma Nel
son, Opal Mitchell. Lucile Ia»nz
and Elaine Miller. Honored at the
birthday table were Lu Ann Erb,
Ann Fletcher, Dyne Wlthee.
Sherry Miller and Mille Muhood.
Samba club met with Mrs
Hoyt Sirek Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Lester Withee, Mrs. George
Hanu! and Mrs Oris Hail were
guests Mrs Johnny Schwager
and Mrs. Homer Barton won
prizes.
Dr. Archibald G. Fletcher,
New York, N. Y., attended his
brother's funeral, Dr. W. G
Fletcher Mrs. Olive Rennie and
Dr. A G. Fletcher were Thanks
giving guests in the Dr. D. L.
Fletcher home
Mrs Millie Mthood spent Mon
day in the William E. Fry home
Mrs. Ruth Payne, California;
Mrs. Thelma Payne and Mary
Mahood, Neligh and Mrs. Olive
Everhart and Mrs. H. H. Drayton
were afternoon callers Tuesday in
the J. W. Mahood home
Mr* Kenneth lirtdgr and
Sheryl. Linda Barton an<l Olive
Niles were Norfolk visitor* Sat
urday.
Mr* Ann Trautman, Royal,
visited Sunday in the home of
Mrs Lula Barton
Mr. and Mr* Wilson. Norfolk,
were callers m the H H Drayton
home Thanksgiving Day
Mrs J. W Mtih sal apent the
Thanksgiving holidays in Neiigh
Wj h Mrs Mary Mahood
Mr*. UUve Everhart, Mr. aiul
Mr*. Millie Mahood attended
thr lunerai of Mr*. Ilishiuan al
Athlon Sunday. Burial waa at
I'etersberg. Mrs. lliahman Uvrd
at Orchard a number of year*
Mitb her daughter, KuUi Payne
Later they moved to California
Edna Liebsaok returned home
Friday from Lexington where she
spent several week* with her
daughter, Mr*. Oortis Reynolds
and family,
The Rev Jesse Withee, Merna
spent several day* lust week with
his parents, Mr and Mrs Janie*
W t thee
Mr. and Mrs Gerry Tibhs, Nor
folk, spent the weekend in the
John Stelling and Carl Ndxon
homes.
Mr and Mrs Bernard McGown,
Gran I Island, and Mr and Mrs
Alfred Marshall and family, Ver
digie, were Tuesday visitors in
the R. A. WUlats home
Mr and Mrs. Ray Shull, O’Neill,
were Monday callers m the Jim
Withee home.
Visitors in the Fred Sp-r home
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs Fred
Smith, Tiklen; Mr and Mrs Per
ry Adams and Mr and Mrs
George Weber, Creighton and Mr.
and Mrs Harvy Collins, Crofton.
Mrs Olive Everhart spent
Thanksgiving Day with Mr and
Mrs. Ginirge Voorhies and Mur
lene, Elgin
Mr* Bernice Wh timer spent
her Tha.ikagivtng vacatioo at' her
b ane in Orchard Mr* Wh.liner
Is Eng Hah and dramatic main**
or tn the Madiam public- wN«>l
Bridge club met with Mrs Jim
Clifton Tuesday evening Prise*
were sum by Mrs Allen fill! and
Mr* Gurney Drayton The Chrurt
mas party meets with Mrs,
Wayne l-aulcn»c blager December
19
Mra Benine Whitmer and am,
B b, California, were ThurMlay
dinner guests in the home of Mr,
an 1 Mr* Wiilartl Sharer
Mr and Mr* William RcmUww
visited tn the Henry Drayton
Ivime Thanksgiving Day
Mrs. Gordon Drayton and Mrs,
Lyle Schleuaener were Neligh
visit «r» Saturday
Mr* France* Hoffman. Rrnee
and Aoata. Stevens INSul, Wl».,
Mrs. K liner BMpIrwn am) Mr*.
Jmae Angus. Fwtag, were vU
Mor* In the Wilber Maheod
home Saturday , Mr* lloftmaa
it a lurinrr resident of Orchard
Mrs Pearl Johnson *|irnt
Thanksgiving Day m the I-aw
renca Johnson home. O'Neill
Mrs Bernice Wlutmer was a
Neligh visitor Saturday
Merle Mcilec and llemian
Welting were Wayne visitrsr* Fri
day
Mrs Noel Lautenachlager and
aona. Columbua. were visiting tn
the Homer Barton home tlua paat
week
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