Atkinson News
Guys and Gals
At Atkinson
The Grasslands Guys and Dolls
4-H club met Sunday afternoon
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will
iam Morgan, jr. and family.
Tlurteen members were present
for the reorganization meeting.
New officers were elected as
follows: John Morgan, president;
Jeanne Weichman, vice-presi
dent; Mary Lou Kaup, secretary
treasurer and Linda Engler,
news reporter. Mrs. Laurence
Kaup was chosen as club leader.
Each member selected a pro
ject and discussed plans for the
coming year’s activities. Lunch
was served following the meet
vey Wahl. They returned to Va
lentine .Sunday night.
Mm. George Randal called on
Mrs. William Wefso Saturady
morning.
Gladys Rohr spent last Monday
afternoon visiting with her friend,
Mrs. Frank Skrdla.
Ethel Brown returned home
Sunday after spending the past
three weeks with the Louis
Brown family while they were
having a bout with the chicken
pox. Mr. and Mrs. Brown and
family brought her home and
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr and Mrs. Arlan Brown and
children.
Orchard News
Mrs. Wilbur Msbuod
Phone TW 3 3IH5
Officers Installed
The Sunset Chapter, Order of
Eastern Star held installation
Thursday evening. Mmes. Agnes
Bearinger, M a r i o n Shipman,
Wayne Lautenschlager, A r t
Blackburn and James Clifton,
Past Worthy Matrons were the
installing officers. Each was pre
sented a gift.
Officers installed included:
Mrs. Riley Rouse, Worthy Mat
ron; Gordon Jackson, Worthy
Patron; Mrs. Eliot Blackmore,
Associate Matron; Eliot Black
more, Associate Patron; Mrs.
Art Erb, secretary; Mrs. Carroll
Clifton, treasurer; Mrs. Dale
Greenamyre, conductress; Mrs.
Gurney Drayton associate con
ductress; Mrs. Henry Drayton,
marshall and Mrs. Lloyd Holi
day, organist.
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Mr. and Mrs. Guy Parsons vis
itd last Wednesday at Niobrara
with her brothers. Frank and
William Paivelka and her sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
John Meyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Frick
ami family and Dewey Sanders,
Kimball, left Thursday after
s|x-ading several days visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Arlan Brown anil
family. Mrs. Frick is Mrs.
Brown's sister and Dewey is a
brother.
Captain and Mrs. Norris
Johnson and children will come
Saturday to spend the mid-semes
ter weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mack.
Mrs. Carl Schenzel of O’Neill
sjtent last Monday and Tuesday
helping Mrs. Claude Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Steinhau
ser and children were Monday
afternoon callers at the Claude
Johnson home in Atkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kabart
were Sunday evening callers at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will
iam Wefso.
Lance Withers has been confin
ed to his home with the mumps.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shane
and family were Sunday dinner
guests of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Smith. Mr. and Mrs.
Laurence Pacha were afternoon
callers.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cunningham
left Monday after attending the
funeral Saturday of her father,
John Mohr, sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Haas
anil Bryan spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. liar
Mrs. Gordon Johnson, warder;
Mrs. Olive Everhart, sentinel;
Mrs. Orange Snodgrass, chap
lain; Mrs. Lester Withee, Adah;
Mrs. Lyle Schleusener, Ruth;
Mrs. Duard Dempster, Esther;
Mrs. John Eley, Martha and
Mrs. Clifford Erb, Electa.
Mable Drayton was presented
her Past Matron pin, a gift from
her officers. The Worthy Patron
also received a gift. A social
hour followed with Gordon Dray
ton, Jim Clifton, Clifford Erb,
Tom Dodds, Eloit Blackmore,
Art Blackburn, Duard and Oliver
Dempster serving lunch.
Samba Club meets
Mrs. Marvin iNelson was a
guest of Samba club when they
met Thursday at the Mrs. Floyd
Menning home. Mrs. Bruce Flet
cher and Mrs. Dick Knapp were
winners. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. John Schwager.
Mrs. James Clifton held high
score Tuesday evening when Mrs.
Gail Brodie entertained at
Bridge. Mrs. Gurney Drayton
had low score. The hostess serv
ed lunch. Club will meet with
Mrs. Loren Wilson in February.
Entertains Club
Mrs. E. Bruce was a guest at
the home of Mrs. Ken Bruce
when she entertained the Octet
club Tuesday. Mrs. James Clif
ton and Mrs. Gordon Drayton re
ceived prizes. Mrs. Bruce invit
ed the club to meet with her in
two weeks.
Sumerset Club
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lauten
schlager had Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Steinberg as guests when they en
tertained Sunday evening. Mrs.
Carroll Clifton and Bus Napier
received high scores and Mrs.
Steinberg and Archie Walton,
low. Mr. and Mrs. Bus Napier
will be hosts in two weeks.
Mrs. D. L. Fletcher fell Mon
day evening and cracked a bone
in her arm and sustained other
minor bruises.
Honored on Birthday
Mrs. Victor Halva was surpris
ed on her birthday Sunday, Jan.
14 by her relatives and friends.
Guests at the Halva home were
Martha and Gus Chocholusek,
Verdigre, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Hr
bek. Red bird, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred B. Soucek, Norfolk, Mr.
and Mrs. Art Hrbek, Lynch, and
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cernou
sek. Page.
The evening was spent visiting
Paul Shierk
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Open Evenings and Sunday Mornings
O'Neill, Nebr.
and playing cards. The birthday
cake was baked by Mrs. Emil
Hrbek, Mrs. Halva's mece. Mrs.
Halva received flowers from her
children and grandchildren. Ma
jor and Mrs. Lloyd Haug and
sons, Sacramento, Calif., and
long distance greetings from her
son, Mr. and Mrs. Fred V. Hal
va and daughter, Mr. and Mrs
Paul S. Elam and family, Den
ver, Colo.
Mr. and Sir*. Bernard Black
more attended the funeral of Mi
lo Hupp at Atkinson Monday.
Mr. and Sirs. George Fullerton,
Mr and Mrs. Harold Fullerton
and Beth were guests Monday
evening with Mr and Mrs. Ro
bert Fullerton at their home in
Atkinson. Mrs. Robert Fullerton
was observing her birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Vtldmsn
went to Ainsworth Friday to
nee Mrs. Widman’s mother.
Mm. D. L. Fancher and fam
ily. They took Mrn. Fane her to
the hospital as she had a bad
cold.
Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Rees
were taking care of the Peter
son Store while they were vis
iting in Wyoming.
Bus Gilman hauled calves to
the O’Neill market for Bernie
heart attack last Thursday and
was hospitalized in O'Neill for
several days. Mrs Blake stayed
in O'Neill several days to be
near him Neighbors have been
helping their son. Lorn, with the
ranch work.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Coulidge
were at the home of their aon.
Charles, Thursday to help them
butclier.
Progressive Club
The Amelia Progressive club
met Wednesday at the home of
Mrs Clyde W.dman There were
eight members present. The
meeting was called to order by
Mrs Bernard Blackmore. The
club decided to set it's member
ship fees at one dollar in order
to meet the new state dues, dia
oetic fund and oth »»r
to Atkinson Thursday. All but
two ot the members were pee
MWl.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Whit*. Mr.
and Mrs S C. Barnett and Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Fisher were
among those attending the funer
al of R K Platt at Chambers
Tuesday.
Mrs. Dick Doolittle stayed ov
ernight Thursday at the home of
her mother, Mrs Amy Slaymak
er, in Atkinson Mrs. Slaymaker
had suffered a severe nose bleed
and was in the Atkinson hospital.
Mr. and Mrs Bernard Black
more visited the Lindseys Friday
evening
Mr. and Mrs Frank Pierce
went to Atkinson Wednesday for I
a medical check-up.
We have really been having
frigid weather The Mercury fell
to 22 below Friday night We
heard some one say we were
having a heat wave when the
temperature reached 5 below the
next day.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Forbes
Dr. H. D. GILDERSLEEVf i
OPTOMETRIST
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Contact Lenses
Phone 167 — O’Neill. Nel.r
Hours 95— Mon. thru Halutdny
Cloned Wednesday
and Ihtnna were visitors at
Tom iHntHUrs Friday evening
Mr*. Forbe* phoard the Iks.
tittles telling them M to pee
pare supper and they were
ranting ever. When they arris
nd they brought oyster sins
and all the ft sin's, and alter
supper spent the esrntng pUv
Ing cards.
Mr. and Mrs . Vermin Berry
visited at Earnte Johnston s Fri
day evening
Vera fiageaer went Ui lunrotn
Sunday returning home Tuewlay.
Mr. and Mr* Dunk Peteracm
went to Caaper, Wyo. Thursday
to visit their son. Dun ami wife.
The Don f*eterso»i» will go to
Tucson. Aria . where Don will at
teml the College of Forestry
during the second semester
Dunk Peteraona were stormed in
while in Caaper amt mn nble to
return home until Inter In the
week
Amelia News
By Mlw Florence Lindsey
Mrs. E. Lindsey
Honored on
85th birthday
Mrs. Emma Lindsey observed
her 85th birthday anniversary
Sunday and a dinner was enjoy
ed at her home Sunday by neigh
bors, Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Lew Baekhaus, Mr. and
Mrs. Eamie Johnston and Mrs.
Edith Andersen. The dinner was
also for Mrs. Baekhaus and Flor
ence Lindsey who had birthdays
during the week.
Miss Beth Fullerton spent the
weekend in Lincoln visiting her
sister. Miss Joan Fullerton.
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Year books were filled out.
Reading leader, Mrs Ralph
Rees, gave a book report on
“The Ugly American" which
proved to be very interesting and
revealed some of the things in
our governmental affairs of
which we should all be more
alert. Mrs. Widman served lunch.
The February meeting will be
with Mrs. Mae Sageser.
Mrs. Blake Ott. Mrs. Asa
Watson, Mrs. George Fullerton,
Mrs. Dick Doolittle, Mrs. Lee
Gilman and Mrs. Charles Ever
ett attended the Merry Matrons
club at Mrs. Harvey Hansons
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Adams and
Don visited the Tom Murray's
in O'Neill Sunday.
Jack Doolittle stayed overnight
Saturday with his grandmother,
Mrs. Amy Slaymaker in Atkinson.
Mrs. Bertha Sammcns recevied
a letter from her grandson, Du
ane Sammons, Kimberly, Ida.,
stating that he had enlisted in
the Air Force, and went to Lack
land Air Force base, Texas, Jan.
22 for his training. Duane and
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Forest
Sammons, formerly lived near
Amelia.
Guy Blake suffered a severe
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