Lynch News
My Mm. Fred Kin*
Tlit* American Legion auxiliary
met at tlie borne o! Mrs Lowu
Christensen Monday, Nov. 20, al
8 p m. Eleven members were pre
sent. It was decided that each
member will be asked to give
$1 next month instead of having
a food sale.
Mary .!o Ntcnger left Wednes
day to visit until Sunday with
her parents, .Mr. and Mrs. Rill
Nlenger, Lindsay. Mrs. Slenger
was a patient at the TUden h<»
jdt.il during her stay there.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake BirmeieT
and family drove to Chadron
Tlairsday lo spend Thanksgiving
with their daughter, Mrs. Bob
Schommer and family. Tliey re
turned Saturday.
Mx and Mrs. Phillip Kirwan,
Gregory, S. D , and Mr. and Mrs
Hobart Kirwan and family, Ver
million, S. D., were guests Thanks
givning al the Thomas Courtney
jr. und Tiiomas Courtney sr.
homes.
Mx. and Mrs. Dwaine Huber
and family, Pierre, S. D., came
Saturday to visit at the Leman
H.iber home and with Mrs.
George Thayer. They left Sun
day afternoon for their home.
Mrs. Feanie Cramer, Mrs.
Mary Fusch, Mrs. Mikkelson and
Mrs. George Thayer were Thanks
giving dinner guests with Mr.
and Mrs Leman Huber.
Jim Svatos spent Thanksgiving
Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Svatos.
Mrs. Bill Elsasser returned
home S inday afternoon from the
O'Neill hospital after spending a
week there.
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*• iii«h IIU1M I M.IMIIl;
In O'Neill at the Chris McGinn
home while her husband is in
the hospital. lie entcri-d the hos
pital Tuesday.
Mrs. George Thayer is stay
ing with Mrs. Gladys Sj>enccr
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Erlenbush
and Jimmy went to Hooper to
visit Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jensen
from Thursday to Saturday.
Lyle Erlenbush is employed in
a printing office at Pierre, S. D.
He lias been there about three
months.
Guy Barnes was a supper guest
at the Leman Hubers Sunday eve
ning.
Mrs. Mikkelsen was a dinner
guest Tuesday with Mrs. Gladys
S|«enccr and Mrs. Thayer.
Mr and Mrs. Stan Green and
family, Roseland, spent from
Wednesday until Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Bus Green. Nick Baker
•was a dinner guest there Thanks
giving Day.
Mr. an I Mrs. Leonard Havra
nek and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Samuelson and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Fish and fam
ily, Mrs BUI Havranek and M
and Mrs Joe Hrbok and famil
were Sunday dinner guest# i
the home of Mr. and Mr#. Raip
Moody and family at Ntobrar;
Mr and Mrs. Dick Hull an
family, Mr. and Mr*. Elmer Hul
Mr and Mr*. Leo Kalkowski an
family, Mr. and Mr*. Neil BjorT
sen an 1 family, Mr. and Mrs
Glen Hill, all of Lynch; Mr an
Mrs Wayne Boeder and Aller
Verdigre; Mrs. Roy Lowry, O
Neill, and Don Bridges, Norfolk
were Thanksgiving dinner guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Spencer an
family.
Sandra Rihanek was a Thank;
giving dinner guest of her grand
mother, Mrs Tillie Rihanek. Sh
spent the afternoon with Diam
Spencer.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hull am
Mrs. Bill Spencer were in Yank
ton, S D , and Sk>ux City, la
Friday. Darrell and Steve Spen
cer spent the day with Bard;
Schillmeyer who was sjiendinj
the weekend with his brother
Bruce, and his mother at the Ra;
Wilson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hull wer<
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs
Pete Mulhair.
Mr and Mrs. Herman Heisei
were Saturday supper guests o
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Mulhair.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred King am
boys and Mr. and Mrs. C. A
Moody were Thanksgiving din
ner and supper gjests of Mr anc
Mrs. Leland Moody and daugh
ters and Mrs. Bertha Rossmeier
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Halva enter
tnined Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Thom
son and family and Mr. and Mrs
LeRoy Purviance and family
Thanksgiving I>ay.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spencer,
Mrs. Gratia Craig and Iris Craig
went to Hanlontown, la., Wednes
day night to visit Mr. and Mrs.
cnesicr craig. inursday they all
went to Alden, la., and enjoy
ed Thanksgiving dinner with Mr
and Mrs. Lloyd Craig and family
They returned home Friday.
Pastor Dickensen, who is the
regular pastor of the Lynch dis
trict of the Seventh Day Adven
tist church, and family, were here
for services last Sabbath. They
reside at Ainsworth. They were
dinner guests of Fannie Masden,
Verdel, and a get-to-gether was
held in the afternoon at the
church.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd France
went to Scottsbluff Wednesday to
spend Thanksgiving with Mr. and
Mrs. Harold France and girls
They arrived home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Crawford
and Steve and Mrs. Wilmer Craw
ford and Steve and Mrs. John
Larson, Laurel, went to Omaha
to spend Thanksgiving wi;h Jan
ice Crawford. Roger Lemke was
also a guest there. Janice re
turned home with her parents
Friday to spend tiie weekend.
Janet France, oldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold France,
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SPECIAL ABERDEEN ANGUS AUCTION
Featuring Top Breeding Stock
In conjunction with the Regular
TUESDAY AUCTION, DECEMBER 5
Atkinson, Nebraska — 1:00 p.m.
20 Head of richly bred Angus bulls from the Laflin Bros, herd
of Crab Orchard, Nebr. These bulls are rich in Imported Prince
of Rowley Breeding. The same top quality they have featured in
their previous sales here. Tested and guaranteed.
Immediately following we will sell the Complete Dissolution
Sale of the Jack Christianson and Leo Adams partnership herd
• from the Rainbow Ranch of Chambers, Nebr,
This herd was founded in 1537 and has produced many top
Angus individuals. All sell in this complete close-out sale. Top
bloodlines but not highly fitted
19 registered cows 2 to 4 year olds. Many top individuals
here: 8 registered cows, 6 to 12 years old, true foundation cows;
5 registered yearlings heifers (open'; 11 registered 1961 heifer
calves, (true replacement quality'; 2 registered Angus herd bulls,
one from the Shellcreek Farms. Schuyler, Nebr., the other from
Robin Spence Farms, Crab Orchard. Nebr. The Angus families
represented in this offering include Blackcap: Bandolier Eileen
mere; Erica’s: Blackbirds, Earl Marshall; Johnson Bros. & Wil
ton Farms breeding- Also selling will be 4S head of Commercial
Angus cows from the Leo Adams Rainbow Ranch, good ages,
tested and in just good range condition.
These may be seen at the ranch until Friday, Dec. 1st; 4
miles west of Chambers. Nebr., mi Hy. 95 or after that at the
Atkinson Livestock Market. For catalog of this offering write or
call Leo Adams, Atkinson, Nebr. Note: This will be a wonderful
opportunity if you are interested in Angus breeding stock—Top
bulls — Top females. Also selling will be the usual run of 1.000
head of Stockers and Feeders.
ATKINSON LIVESTOCK MARKET
Atkinson, Nebraska
teaches sixth grade at Roxhvill*
y Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wiiaon ar
i also there. He is the coach,
h Mrs. Mary Crawford, mother
of VViItm-r Crawford, is wriwu
f ly ill. Hh»- lhe% at Sheridan,
Wyo. Word was rrcived that she
i hat hail a stroke .She is a for
mer Boyd county resident.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Colemai
J were Sunday evening visitors o
, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Crawfort
and Steven.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Retzlaff
i Chambers, came Monday for i
1 visit at the Art Retzlaff home.
Bud Spelts, Denver, Colo., cam<
Wr dneiday to spend Thanksgiv
. mg at the home of Mr and Mrs
Glen Stewart He left Sundaj
, morning. He manages a servici
station in Denver. Mr. and Mrs
. Ronald Stewart and family anc
Mr. Hopkins and James were al
s Thanksgiving Day guests ai
the Glen Stewart home. Bill
Spelts, wlio is in the air force al
Kansas City, called Tborsday eve
n.g t. visit with his mother and
Bud.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lundvall
and Wes, Oakland, spent the week
end at the Alford Davy home
They are Mrs. Davy's parents
and brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hoffman, Mrs.
Gladys Spencer, Sidney and Ro
ger Woolf and Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Davy were Thanksgiving dinner
and supper guests at the Alford
Davy home.
Mr and Mrs. Glen Davy attend
ed open house honoring Mr. and
Mrs. Gas Weickum, Naper, on
their golden wedding at the Con
gregational church.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Holz and
family were Thanksgiving dinner
guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Holz and family.
Coach and Mrs. Ditman and
K.niuy spent Wednesday to Sun
(lay with Dr. and Mrs. Ditman at
Winside, Neb.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Dicky, Om
aha; the Rev. and Mrs. R. L.
Townsend, Judy and Lewis, Sid
ney; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davis,
Niobrara; Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Ducker and family, Lynch, and
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kounovsky
and baby son, O'Neill, were
Thanksgiving dinner guests of the
Joe Kounovsky family, Verdel.
The Rev. Townsend family, Mr.
and Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Kouno
vsky visited Saturday at the
Richard Ducker home and al
so called on Mrs. Bernard Hajek
at the Lynch hospital. Mrs. Davis
and Mrs. Townsend are sisters
of Joe Kounovsky.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Rutledge
and Mike spent Thanksgiving Day
with Mrs. Rutledge’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. B. Barnes, and
spent Thanksgiving evening with
Mr. Rutledge’s sister, brother and
parents. They returned heme Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Weaver
and family, Cheyenne, Wyo.,
came Friday for a visit at the
Bud Rutledge home. They return
ed to their home Sunday.
Amelia News
By Miss Florence Lindsey
Mr. and Mrs. August Pospicha]
entertained twenty-two guests at
Thanksgiving dinner. Those pre
sent were Mrs. Bonnie Pospichal,
Gregg, Gary, Bonnie and Joan,
Atkinson, Mrs. Joe Kobza sr., Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Kobza jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Kobza and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Art Dobesh, all of
Ulysses, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Moravec, Dwight, Nebr.
Mr. and Mrs. Hienie Frahm,
Patty, Karen Sue, Dannie, Doug
las and Gregg were Thanksgiving
dinner guests with her mother,
Mrs. Maude Forbes.
Dr. and Mrs. Bower Sageser
and Sandra, Manhattan, Kan., vis
ited over Thanksgiving with his
mother, Mrs. Link Sageser and
other relatives. His father, Link
Sageser is in the Atkinson hos
pital and they visited him at the
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Robak,
Frank, Lee. Jeff and Lisbeth,
Homer, Nebr. visited her brother,
Billie Sammons and family and
all were Thanksgiving dinner
guests with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Aldersen at
Chambers.
Mr. and Mrs. Blake Ott, Mrs.
Gloria Landrum and Sally, Atkin
son, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tibbetts
and family, O'Neill, Mr. and Mrs.
Rolland Everett, Atkinson and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cihal, Omaha,
were Thanksgiving guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Asa Watson.
Leo Carney, Hays Kan., came
Thursday and returned home Sun
day taking his mother-in-law,
Mrs. Effie Withers and Mrs. De
lia Ernst with him. Mrs. Withers
will spend the winter with the
Carneys and Mrs. Ernst will go to
the home of her daughter-in-law.
Mr*. LeU Ernst, WichiU, E*.n.,
f for the winter.
Mr. and Mr* Gknn White and
Vemu and H. S. White were
Thanksgiving dinner guests with
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Barnett.
Mr. ami Mrs. Wiifurd Hatch
and son, Edgar Norris, returned
Saturday to their home at Akron,
i Colo., after spending Thanksgiv
r mg here with her parents, Mr
I and Mrs. Edgar Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sharp and
Rodney, Kimberly, Ida., called
on Mr. and Mrs. Blake Ott Tues
day afternoon. Mrs Sharp is the
former Rochelle Sammons. They
have been here to visit her grand
mother. Mrs. Bertha Sammons.
Mr. and Mrs. Berl Waldo .'■pent
Thanksg:v.ng with their son, Har
old Wal.io and family at Chey
enne, Wyo.
Mrs. Robert Leder left Omaha
Tuesday afternoon by plane for
Alameda, Calif., where she w.U
visit for a month with her sons,
Aden, Kenneth and Lee Leder
and family. She planned to leave
Omaha about 2 p.m. Tuesday and
would arrive in Los Angeles at
e.ght that evening. The Leders
were former r* sidents in Amelia
ami Mrs. Leder was our tele
phone operator.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Doolittle,
Rodney, Ricky and Timmy and
George Fullerton went to Fre
mont for Thanksgiving with the
Gene Skula and Leon Skaia fam
ilies Mrs. Fullerton had been at
the Gene Skaia home for several
days helping care for her new
little granddaughter, Kelly Jean
Skaia and Mrs. Skaia since their
return home from the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Burge,
Joyce and Bruce accompanied by
Mrs. Bessie Burge and June, O'
Neill went to Omaha Wednes
flflV i»vr*nintr i _•
: mg with their daughter and son
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Niel
sen and sons and the Dean Burge
family.
Thanksgiving dinner guests at
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Widman’s
were their daughter, Marcia,
Sioux City, Dr. and Mrs. Bower
Sageser and Sandra, Manhattan,
Kan., Mrs. D. L. Fancher, Virgil
and Eunice, Ainsworth, and Mr.
and Mrs. Vern Sageser aix grand
son, Mark Sageser.
Mr. and Mrs. Dunk Peterson
spent Thanksgiving at Schuyler
with their daughter and son in
law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson,
Mark and Kay.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Andersen,
Lloyd, Leslie, Lavern, Linda and
LaDonna, Central City, returned
home Sunday after spending the
weekend with his mother, Mrs. ,
Edith Andersen.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Johnston,
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Backhaus, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Andersen and fam
ily were dinner guests Thanks
giving at Mrs. Euith Andersen’s,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schmitt, Sara,
Margie, Alien and Dick, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Adair, Jerry, Diane and
Jean, Mrs. Stella Sparks and Sam
Gilman were Thanksgiving dinner
guests with Mrs. Gertie Adair.
Nancy Ballagh visited her cou
sins, Vicki and Sue Doolittle.
Mrs. Emma Lindsey has been
suffering with an attack of ar
thritis and was taken to Atkinson
mj me uoctor on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bligh,
Omaha, brought her mother, Mrs!
Frank Pierce, to her home near
Amelia Friday after she had
spent the past week with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Bligh went to Al
liance to find living accommoda
tions. They plan to move there
soon because of Mr. Bligh's
health.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Slaymak
er went to Scottsbluff Thanksgiv
ing Day to visit her brother,
Gale Fix and family over the
weekend. Their sons, Donnie and
Ricky, stayed with their grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fix.
Rev. and Mrs. Lynn Myers and
two children, Covington, Okla.,
returned Friday night after spend!
ing Thanksgiving here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fish
er.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Forbes and
family, Whitman, came Saturday
to visit his mother, Mrs. Maude
Forbes and his sister, Mrs. Hie
nie Frahm and family. They had
been to Sioux City to visit her
parents on Thanksgiving. They all
planned to go to the home of
another sister, Mrs. Paul Briggs
and family, Rose, for Sunday din
ner. Mrs. Maude Forbes planned
to accompany her son to his home
for a visit.
Dorothy Fisher and a girl friend
from Michigan were Thanksgiv
ing vacation guests with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fisher.
Both girls are students in Green
ville college.
Tom Murray and daughters, Cle
ta and Demaris, O’Neill, were
Thanksgiving guests at Floyd Ad
ams.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gartner,
Sherry and Charles, Lincoln, were
Thanksgiving and weekend guests
NOTICE
SNOW TOMORROW
§p;» See today’s weather report page_
Thor* k (Mi time to got yow mow tiro*. W* or* (toying
ii open until 9r00 tonight become of toe emergency. Extra
ijjj: servicemen on duty . . . no waiting ... no incrnwe in pric*
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6:70x15 and 7:50x14 . $21.00
8:00x14 and 7:10x15 . $23.00
8:50x14 and 7:60x15 . $25.00
HARRY R. SMITH IMPLEMENTS
O'Neill Nebraska
with her parents, Mr and Mr*
Art Doolittle.
Mr and Mr* Lee Gilman ^>ent
Thanksgiving with her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Lee
Hyland. Stuart.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Everett
and Harley Lee visited his mo
ther, Mr*. Bea Everett, Atkinson,
on Thanksgiving
Mr and Mrs. Roy Andersen
and family visited the Hie me
Irahm family Friday evening
Mr and Mrs. Lee Gilman, Mr
and Mrs. Charles Everett and
Harley and Mr and Mrs. Ralph
Adair, Allen and Dick visited Mr
and Mrs Bill Schmitt and family,
Des Moines, la., at the borne of
Mrs. Gertie Adair Friday.
Mr. ami Mrs. Stanley Thomp
son, Barbara and Pamela. Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Adair, Jerry, Di
ane, and Jeanie were Saturday
evening callers at Mrs. Gertie
Adairs to visit with the Schmitt
family, Mrs. Schmitt was former
ly Joan Adair.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Coolidge
s[*ent Thanksgiving at the heme
of their son, Charles Coolidge.
near Chambers. Other guests
were Mr and Mrs. E. E. Young,
Mr. and Mrs. W E Ragland and
family and Donald Klabenes.
Mr and Mrs. Tommie Doolittle
and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Ballagh and family and Mr and
Mrs. George Enbody and family
were Thanksgiving guests of Mi
ami Mrs. Jun Bilstieri.
Mrs. Julia White, Mrs. Lind
sey and Florence were Thanks
giving guests of Mr and Mrs.
Charles McMillen.
Mrs. Gertie Adair returned to
her work at the Ralph Adams
hi>me in Chambers Monday after
being home a week while her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Schmitt and family
were visiting here.
If_n
ouscat-i, wno nas oeen
visiting his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Vern Sageser while his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sag
eser were on a trip to Hawaii,
accompanied the Bower Sager
sers to their home at Manhattan,
Kan., Sunday. His mother will go
to Manhattan to get him. They
are home from the trip to Ha
waii bat Floyd had to go to Ca
lifornia on business. Their home
is at Kansas City, Kan.
Mrs. John Cearns and her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Donald
Cearns and daughters, Scotts
bluff, were visiting at the Will
iam Fryrears the Nov. 19 week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Fix, Rodney,
Scott and Cathy, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Slay maker, Donnie and
Ricky were Thanksgiving dinner
guests at the parental Elmer Fis
Mr anti Mrs Leonard SvaU*
and David, Mr. and Mrs Orval
h tme
Svatoa, Kay and Charlene were
Thanksgiving guests with their
parens. Mr and Mrs Anton
Strata*.
Mr and Mrs Harold Gilman,
Mrs. G' ne Thompson. Ronnie,
Kay and Sherry were Thanksgiv
ing Day guests with Mr and
Mrs Stanley Thnmiwun, Barbara
and Pamela.
Friends here were saddend to
hear of the death of William
Arnholt sr . Bassett The Arn
holts formerly lived in Amelia
and lie operated a garage and
filling station.
Mr and Mrs. Arthur Hiatt
Paul and Gene, were Thanks
giving guests at Durrnl Baker's
O’Neil!.
Mr and Mrs. Ralph Rees vis
ied at Arthur Hiatt's Sunday.
Royal News
By Mr*. R. 4. Bering
Going from Royal to the Uiw
rence Johnson home near O'
Neill wen* Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Storm. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Lich
ty. Frank Storm. Mr. and Mrs.
0. F Bartsch. Mrs. Pearl John
son, Orchard, and Charles John
son, St. Edward, father of Law
rence.
Mr . and Mrs. William Hauf
were at the home of their dargh
ter, Mrs. Lincon Henry and
family.
Guests of Mrs. Maliel Meyer
were Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Mor
rison and family, Bartlett; Mr.
and Mrs, Mearl DePeel and
family, Plainview; Everett Meyer
and Mrs Luettie Snyder.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Larsrin and
baby, Mitchell, S. I)., were guests
of relatives in Royal.
Mrs Rosa Hofer, Brunswick,
was with her son, Mr. and Mrs.
Hans Hofer, Tommy and Debra
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Bering re
ceived telephone greetings from
their daughters, Mr. and Mrs.
John Kitzmiller and Kathy, Holly
wood, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs.
Art Meuissen and family, Mt.
Clemens, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Blackburn
were recent visitors in Emporia,
Kans, Independence, Mo., Shen
andoah, la., and Lincoln.
Kert, Kelly, Craig and Con
nie Mitteta were weekend visi
tor* In the home of their grand
parents, Mr. ami Mr* Floyd
Hildreth.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra
Floyd Hildreth were Mr. ami Mm
Joe Jacot, Te«ldy Jo ami Karen.
Mr and Mra Bill Mitteta were
Sunday dinner gueata at the
Floyd Hildreth liomc honoring
Mr and Mr* Mitteta on their
ninth wedding anniversary
Sat unlay night dinner gueata of
Mr ami Mm Waller Heutler
were Mr. and Mr* Truman Kir
by, Mr. ami Mm Kenneth Kirby,
Sheridan, Wyo„ and Mrs Maud
F'reishtem. Tacoma, Wash
Mr. ami Mr*, i.u* l(umlt|ui*l
moved to Brunswick the ItM of
the *rrk ami opened their new
alore Monday In the former
Hilt Ko*e building. They are
•• pi irjn iui«n .sw
vnotlw 30, Dm-lnkrr I luul 4.
Mr*. K- J. lb-ring t* itl*pluv l«»g
her oil panning* at thr store.
Because it is com picking time,
and many wished to avail them
selves of the nice weather,
Thanksgiving was just an ordin
ary day but there were other*
who made ready for guests
At the T. R. I Saids home were
the following: Mr. and Mrs G
H Holm. Mr and Mrs. Warren
Holm and Gayland and Barbara,
Mr and Mrs R J. Bering.
At Truman Kirbys were Mr
and Mrs. Kenneth Kirby, Sheri
dan. Wyo.: Mrs. Maud Fries
heim, Tacoma, Wash., sister of
Truman and Mr. and Mrs Wal
ter Beutler, Danny ami Connie
Mr and Mrs Irwin Robertson,
ni uiiawn h, vu ir trvrnuiK
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Kirby re
tumed home Sunday. Mrs. Keels
heim will remain for a month to
visit her sister, Mrs. Robertson,
and in her brother's home.
Mrs. Glenn Kundciuist enter
tained her brother, Mr. and Mrs
Kenneth Burch and daughters
and Dennis liaehe, Grand Island
Mr ami Mm U*rmre VYyrr
and daughter*, Norfolk, were at
the KumtII March home Mr and
Mm I *mald Montgomery. Modi
wwi and Mr. amt Mr* Stanley
MontgiKSltry amt daughter* were
With thetr mother. Mm Mary
Montgomery.
At the Keith home w*re
Mr and Mr* leonard Sawyer
Mr ami Mr* Auga*t NcImwi
Mr ami Mm Krvin Sawyer oak
Frank Woodard
At C3a> ton Melaner* were Mt*
Kdna Johnston. Mr and Mm
Wayne W aimer iVellia am!
Greg. Mile* Thom**. Kntnl
Johnston and Mr ami Mm Har
old Plernol.
At Clarence TNunvtu were
Mr and Mm C K Itundqulst
ami Mr and Mm Cut Kamiurna
and Jane
These guests were at W J
Rouses Mr and Mrs IJoyd
House Ruth HiHise and Mr and
Mrs. 11.>ns Jones and son, Nor
folk; Mr and Mrs C II Rouse.
Marvin and Ik'hvln Mr and Mrs
J. K. I*ragoo and l*'an, Mis
Dave Schwager am I finir child
ren. Royal; Mrs MuUI Jon.*,
Mis 1 >u k Diet* and four daugh
ter*, NeUgh, and fs-nni* Jones.
WUner
Mr* T Kjrhy and her house
t,at. Mis Maud Pnuhrtrn,
Tacoma, Wash , were llntnswtck
visitor* Tuesilay.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Jensen,
who ri'cently moved Into IU»>al
to their recently acquired pm
tarty, tin former Keith tXirtu
home, had os their Imlkiay gui-sts
Mr and Mrs Guy O'liry and
Mr* Lottie Wauer, TUden. ami
Mr and Mrs Archie Hr ant amt
children, fYeightan.
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Saturday, Dec. 9th
REGISTER AT THE STORE WITH
THE TURKEY ON THE DOOR
Estimate the total number of persons registering in each of the participat
ing stores and if your guess is the closest, you win the turkey. Each store
has a separate contest and each store will give a turkey.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
Each business place that is a chamber member will purchase a $5 ticket
for the purchase of a frozen turkey and will pick a first place winner and
first and second alternates from people making the best estimate of total
number people registering for the day in their store.
Checks are to be mailed and received no later than December 6. Mail to
Howard Manson, Joe Stutz or John Enke. Window cards may be obtained
from Joe Stutz or John Enke.
1. Contestants must be 18 years old or over to
register.
2. No employee may win the turkey given by his
store.
3. Only one turkey to a family.
4. No purchase is necessary.
5. Register Saturday, Dec. 9.
6. Winners of turkeys will be notified Tuesday. ;
Stores report your winners and alternate winners to Howard Manson
Monday, Dec. 11.
Under the auspices of the
O'Neill Chamber of Commerce