Celia News
Mrs. Merrill Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Krickel
arrived March 5 at the Connie
Krickel home from Kt. Ord,
Calif., where Ronald just recent
ly completed a six-month train
ing period. They are now making
their home at Blair where Ron
ald is employed as engineer witn
the Soil Conservation service.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Anderson
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr .and Mrs. Herman Meyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Beck and
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Heiser at
tended the funeral of Grant Mas
ters at Wood Lake Thursday. Mr.
Masters was the uncle of Mrs.
Beck and Mrs. Heiser. The Beck
children stayed with their grand
mother, Mrs. Helen Beck, in At
kinsonl.
Mr. and Mis. John Sicheneder
called at the Connie Krickel
home Kriday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roliert Collins
and family came Kriday, Mar.
2, and spent the weekend with
Mrs. Collins' parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Connie Krickel.
The Rev. and Mrs. Elmore
Blain and sons were dinner and
supper guests at the Robert Hen
dricks home Kriday.
Krank Schaaf was a dinner
- guest Friday at the Victor Frick
el home.
Kloyd Oslxime has been in the
vicinity clearing roads and re
moving snow from around hay
stacks to enable stockmen to get
through to hay supply. He has
been having considerable trouble
as drifts are very hard to pene
trate, thus making progress slow.
Connie Krickel has ail ad
vantage over Ills neighbors.
When he gets tired of being
siiowImiuihI lie takes hi the air
in his Taylor Craft, lie finds
it very useful in loeating move
ments of the road-elearing
crews.
Church services were conduct
ed at the Wesleyan Methodist
church in Atkinson Sunday, the
first since Kebruary 25. The Rev.
Charles Phipps, Conference pres
ident, delivered the morning mes
sage.
ivir. find ivirs. itaymonu lzuuias
and family were supper and eve
ning guests Friday of Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Meyer sr.
Mre. Mark Hendricks received
a letter from Mrs. Edna Woods,
Mears, Mich., in which she re
ports feeling much improved.
She was released from the hos
pital February 6, and is staying
with Mrs. Edna Wheeler, Hart, |
Mich. She is unable to move
about and doctors say recovery |
will lie slow.
The inclement weather is caus- |
ing cattlemen much concern with
calves beginning to arrive and in
some instances hay supply is be- ,
coming acute. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Beck were .
hosts March 9 to a card party at I
their home attended by seven
couples. Present were Mr. and |
Mrs. Natchel Rzeszotarski and
son, Tommy, Mr. and Mrs. Frank |
Kilmurry, Mr. and Mrs. James
Sicheneder and daughter. Peggy, j
Mr. and Mrs. John Sicheneder
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
Hoffman and sons, and Mr. and
Mrs. John Schwindt and Vanita.
Prize winners were Mr. and Mrs.
Rzeszotarski, Mrs. James Sich
eneder and John Schwindt. The
group will meet with Mr. and
Mrs. Gerhard Mommsen March
23 for the next party.
Charles Chaffin was compelled
to’ miss school Friday because of
an infected toe which the doctor
thought was caused by a sand
burr.
Marilyn Risor was honoree at a
birthday dinner Friday evening,
Mar. 9. given by her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Risor at their
home in the Meek community.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Milton
McKathnie and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Risor and Maude
Rouse, O'Neill; Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Keyes, Mrs. Blanch Rouse,
Mildred Keyes and Marvin
Rouse, Inman.
Meek News
By Mrs. Fred Lindberg
There were mixed reactions on
the part of the school children
as to their snow bound vacation.
Some were happy over the situa
tion, while others regretted loos
ing time and having to making
it up. After the storm subsided
Wednesday there were some
teachers patiently waiting for the
“go ahead" signal to resume
school again.
Doris Filips, District 38 and
Twila Hicks, District 27 held
school Thursday and Friday. Ma
bel Devall, District 80, Eloise
Johnson, District 49 tl22), Isla
Braun, District 1 and Lela Risor
did not have school last week.
Lela returned from Butte Wed
nesday but was unable to get
home so spent the night at the
Dave Jensen home. Thursday she
made it home by walking part
way.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nelson and
Paul Arden, returning home from
O'Neill Sunday evening, found the
county road east of midway
blocked with snow. Paul and
Paul Arden left the car at Os
wald Druekes and walked home.
Mrs. Nelson stayed at the Drue
ke home until Tuesday when she
walked one and a half miles to
the Edward Kaczor home. Paul
opened up the road with his cat
erpillar and brought her home
Wednesday.
Garold Risor and Marilyn and
Mr. and Mrs. Dewayne Ansor
and girls were Wednesday visi
tors at Virgil Hubbys.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Roberts anc
boys were Friday evening visi
tors at the Sam Robertson home
Carl Hallgromson, Newport
brought a snow scoop on hi:
truck and cleared the yards anc
corrals at his new farm home
getting it ready for occupancy.
Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson
Larry and Sue were Friday eve
ning visitors at the Merlin Ar
dcrson home and Stanley Davis,
Omaha, and Norma Walters were
Saturday night visitors.
Tresa and Patsy Watson have
been staying at the Carl Krogh
home. Mrs. Stanley Watson and
two smaller children have been
staying with her sister, Mrs.
James Butts at O’Neill.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Searles
and girls were Saturday dinner
gaests at the Clarence Ernst
home.
The Happy 15 Bird club at the
Meek school met March 7-9. The
members are to bring all the ma
terial for bird houses and feeders
to their next meeting. The club
planned another hike March 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewayne Anson
and girls were Sunday dinner
guests at the Oliver Anson home
at Atkinson, and Mr. and Mrs.
^
Leland Anson and family, Spen
cer, were afternoon callers.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Devall and
Diane were Friday evening vis
itors at the Marion Woidneck
home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson
and family were Saturday eve
ning visitors at the Dewayne An
son home.
John Schmitz spent the week
end at home, and is planning to
return to Omaha Monday. He has
more medical treatments to take
in Omaha.
Gary, Stevie and Ronnie Han
sen, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Ken
ms Hansen, celebrated their
birthdays during the snowbound
vacation. Their guests were Mr.
and Mrs. William Hansen and
children and Mrs. John Nolan.
Many families from this com
munity attended the St. Patrick’s
day celebration in O’Neill Satur
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence House
and boys were Wednesday eve
ning callers at the Howard and
I>elbort Rouse homes, also at the
Edward Kaczor home.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walters
left for Manitou Springs, Colo.,
Wednesday evening where they
plan to visit at the Gene Libby
home and get acquainted with
their new grandson. Enroate they
stopped overnight with her sister,
Mrs. Bertha Hayden, at Wiggins,
Cok>. They plan to arrive home
Monday evening.
Sunday supper guests at the
Walter Dcvall home were Mr.
and Mrs. Preston Jones and
Mearl, Ralph and Thelma Y*>ung
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young.
Mr. and Mrs Austin Searlea.
Darla and Rortda were Thursday
dinner guests at the Clarence
Ernst home.
Mr. and Mrs. Roman Fillip
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Dewayne Anson home.
Mr. and Mrs Allen Walters and
buys were Friday evening sujiper
guests St the Merlin Anderson
home. Mr snd Mrs. Delbert
House and family wen* evening
callers.
Gene Krogh. Northfield. Minn ,
was an overnight guest at the
Carl Krogh home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewayne Anson
were Fnday evening visitors at
the Walter Devall home
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