THE FRONTIER. O’Neill. Nebr
Thursday, April 19, 19«2
Verdigre News
By Vac Kan da
The annual meeting of the Rur
al Fire Prevention District was
held Thursday, April 12 at 8
p.m. There were four officers to
be elected and the following were
elected at the Verdigre fire
house; Carl Wesche, Chairman;
William Rudioff, vice-chairman;
Wencel Rurka and Louis Speer,
dirocetors; Frank Pierce, secre
tary-treasurer.
A levy of $1500 was voted for
the ensuing year.
Dorsey News
By Mrs. Harold Osborn
Receive Word I
Of Death of j
Mrs. E. Schultz j
Mrs. T. J. Graham received 1
word Thursday of the death of J
her neice, Mrs. Ervin Schultz, *
Norfolk. Mrs. Schultz was the
former Cleo Mulhair, daughter of
Frank and Agnes Mulhair. She
spent her childhood days round
Lynch. She taught school several
years before she married, and ^
made her home in Norfolk. l
Sjnday callers at the Edward J
Carson home and Carson sisters I
on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. i
Louis Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Har- 1
old Kelly. i
Beverly Carson and Sherry Wal- I
ine spent Saturday and Sunday j
with Miss Carson’s parents, the I
Edward Carsons. ,
Mrs. Tom Alder and boys, Mrs. I
Grace Alder, Sadie Derickson i
and Mrs. J. E. Wiley, California, I
spent Saturday afternoon at the ]
Carson sisters home. I
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Carson and ,
children called at the Kem Leu- |
ken home Saturday evening. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Mashino, I
Charles, Thelma, Rosezella and ,
Mrs. Berla Bessert drove to In- |
diana to attend the services held
for Mr. Mashino’s father on Sat- |
urday.
Mrs. Lyle Wells hasn’t been |
feeling the best the past few "
days, and had to consult a doc- j
tor. "
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Osborn I
were Thursday evening supper '
guests at the Lem;in Huber home. I
Mrs. Osborn spent the evening at '
the Huber home while Harold at- |
tended a telephone meeting.
Mrs. Edward Carson was a
dinner guest at the Leman Hu- |
ber home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Marston |
arrived here late Monday from '
Arizona where they spent the |
winter. Mrs. J. E. Wiley accom- *
panied them here. |
Mrs. T. J. Graham and Mrs. .
Howard Graham called at the |
Kem Leukens home Saturday eve- j
ning to see Mrs. Rex Carson, |
Shane and Sandra.
Beverly Carson, Lincoln, and |
Miss Waline called at the Buss ]
Greene home Sunday on their |
way back to Lincoln. *
Mr. and Mrs. Buss Greene and |
Mr. and Mrs. Leman Huber spent *
Sunday evening at the Harold Os- i
born home. "
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bare, Ly- i
man, spent Friday afternoon at *
the home of Mrs Bare’s brother, i
Harold Osborn. They were supper \
guests there also, returning to l
the home of Mrs. Bare’s mother, '
Mrs. Bertha Bare, Lynch, to i
spend the evening. \
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