Amelia News
By Mim Florence Lindsey
Mrs. Fullerton
Named as New
WSCS President
,i,NemC.'£icers were installed for
the WSCS when it met in the
home of Mrs. George Fullerton
Wednesday afternoon. Their were
12 members present. Mrs. George
Fullerton replaces Mrs. Ernest
Johnston as president. Mrs. John
ston was chosen as secretary of
local church activities. Other of
ficers are Mrs. Lloyd Waldo,
vice president; Mrs. Ralph Rees,
treasurer; Mrs. Gene Thompson,
secretary of promotion; Mrs. Lew
Backhaus, Christian social rela
tions; Mrs. Edith Andersen, sec
retary of children’s work; Mrs.
Alice Prewitt and Mrs. Clyde
Widman, secretary of mission
education; Mrs. Asa Watson, sup
ply secretary; secretary of spir
itual life, Mrs. Blake Ott and
recording secretary, Mrs. Vern
Sageser.
Mrs. Gertie Marcellus, O’Neill,
and her sister, Mrs. Clare Con
nors, Broadwater, visited their
niece, Mrs. Art Doolittle and fam
ily last Tuesday.
Mr. MK'lenahan and his
fifth, sixth and seventh graders
took a sight seeing trip to Pio
neer Village and House of Yes
terday Tuesday. The group left
Amelia about 6:30 Tuesday
morning arriving home late
that evening. The eighth grad
ers were in Sioux City that day,
and also had been on this trip
the previous year.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Coolidge
visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rag
land, Juanita and Royvan, near
Page Thursday.
Edgar Petersons attended a
card party in Emmet Sunday
evening.
Shonna Kennedy, Riverside,
Calif., who, with her mother,
Mrs. Larry Kennedy and sister,
Tammy, were visiting her pater
nal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
M. B. Kennedy and maternal
grandmother, Mrs. Alice Prewitt
and other relatives was guest of
honor at a dinner in honor of her
birthday Sunday at the M. B.
Kennedy home. They accompa
nied Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Slay
maker and sons to their home
at Albion that evening leaving
the early part of the week for
their home in California.
The Amelia eighth graders,
Janeth Oetter, Harold Kennedy,
and Jack Doolittle joined the
group in O’Neill Tuesday for
their trip to Sioux City. Janeth
will attend Chambers high school
next year, Jack will go to Atkin
son. Harold’s plans are indefin
ite.
Mrs. Gene Thompson received
word Monday of last week that
her father, William Dierks, had
suffered a severe heart attack.
He was with his son, Gary, and
family in Cheyenne, Wyo., and
was hospitalized there.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hiatt,
Paul and Gene called at Levi
Clemens Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Bus Gilman vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce
Sunday evening and took them
some fish.
Mrs. Frank Searles visited her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Waldo and family the
early part of last week. She had
been called here from her home
at Arvada, Colo., by the death
of her brother, Custer Johnson,
O’Neill. Mr. Johnson’s funeral
was Friday in O’Neill.
Mrs. Lew Sperling and daugh
ter were overnight guests Thurs
day with her sister and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Waldo, and
visited with her mother, Mrs.
Frank Searles and also attended
the funeral of her uncle, Custer
Johnson. Mrs. Searles accompa
nied her to her home at Cotes
field that evening and they took
her to Grand Island where she
went by train to her home in
Colorado.
Cara Sperling, Cotesfield, who
had been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Waldo, Roger, Darla, Deb
ra, Bruce and Larry, the past
week returned home Friday with
her mother, Mrs. Lew Sperling.
Mrs. Irvin Forbes visited her
sister, Mrs. Charles Smith, Os
mond, a few days last week.
Mrs. Smith had recently return
ed home from the hospital where
she had surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Smith,
Maxwell, visited Mr. and Mrs.
B. W. Waldo, and John Zinkon
last week. They had been here
to attend the wedding of their
granddaughter, Ruthie Smith,
daughter of Hamp Smith, to Dan
Rowse Tuesday, May 1.
School terminated with a pic
nic dinner Thursday at the school
house.
A nice crowd was present for
the dinner at the Methodist
church Sunday. The films and
slides shown on the new projector
were enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Charles Bligh, Alliance,
came Monday to visit her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce,
and attended the Helping Hand
club entertained by Mrs. Pierce,
Wednesday.
Beth Fullerton, Venita White,
Wayne Burgett and Lorn Blake,
all' seniors at Chambers high
school, joined the rest of the
class on their sneak day trip to
the Black Hills last Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs. Art Doolittle accompanied
her aunt, Mrs. Gertie Marcellus,
O’Neill, to Broadwater the last
of the week to take another aunt,
Mrs. Clare Connors, to her home
there. Mrs. Connors had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Marcel
lus and other relatives the past
couple of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gilman, Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Doolittle, Mr. and
Mrs. Dunk Peterson and Mr.
and Mrs. George Fullerton were
among the guests entertained at
the Ed Coday home in Chambers
Sunday evening.
The first new dial phones were
installed in our community
Thursday. Heirue Frahm was
the first member on the line, fol
lowed by Harold Fullerton and
Mrs. Bertha Sammons. Two other
lines have been completed since,
and it is expected to be all con
verted in about ten days.
Mrs. Glenn White, Mrs. S. C.
Barnett, Mrs. Harvey Hansen
and children were in O’Neill Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Hale Kennedy
and Debbie, Lincoln, spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. M. B. Kennedy and her
mother, Gertrude Straka near
Atkinson.
Jack Gilman, Omaha, was vis
iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Gilman over the weekend.
Mrs. Glenn White injured her
back while stooping to do some
work in her garden. She has
been taking treatments from the
doctor in O’Neill.
Tenus Madsen sheared sheep
for Sam Gilman and Charlie Sig
man Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rees, and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce were
Atkinson visitors Saturday eve
ning.
Oscar Greenstreet, Sedro Wool
ley, Wash., has been visiting rela
tives and friends in the Amelia
area the past week. He spent
Sunday with his brothers-in-law,
Asa Watson and Ronnie Watson
and families.
Mrs. Joe Stoecker called on
Mrs. Blake Ott Saturday.
Mrs. Blake Ott helped Mrs.
Rees do some interior house
painting Friday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fullerton,
Mr. and Mrs- Dunk Peterson, Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Doolittle, Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Gilman, and Mr. and
Mrs. Amos Ninham were guests
in the Town House in O’Neill
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coolidge
visited Elmer Coolidges Sunday
evening.
Deloit News
By Mrs. H. Beimer
Mrs. Mary Stearns and Mr.
and Mrs. Maynard Stearns were
Sunday dinner guests in the Wal
ter Kinney home in honor of Mrs.
Wayne Currie’s birthday anniver
sary.
iLyle Bartak will be graduated
from Wheeler Co. H. S., Bartlett,
Wednesday.
The HEO club will meet with
Mary Stearns Thursday.
Mrs. Martha Kinney, Elgin,
spent Friday in the Maynard
Stearns home.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Tomjack
were business visitors in O’Neill
The Frontier
On Sale each Thursday morning al
Safeway Store — O’Neill
Golden Hotel — O’Neill
Stannard’s Superette — O’Neill
O’Neill Drug — O’Neill
Devoy Drug — O’Neill
Johnson Drug — O’Neill
Wilson Drug — Atkinson
Munn’s Store — Ewing
McGraw’s Store — Inman
Newhouse Sundries—Chambers
and Tilden Thursday. Mrs. Tom
jack attended the Extension clul
luncheon in O'Neill.
Mrs. H. Reimer was a soppe
guest in the Oscar Bartch an
Abdul Kasim homes, Royal, re
centiy.
Mrs. Mary Stearns spent las
weekend in the Will Conner home
Ewing. Mrs. Conner celebrate*
her birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Napier am
family visited in the Glenn Harp
ster home Friday evening.
Mrs. L. L. Bartak went to Wes
Point Wednesday. Her mother
Mrs. Alice Lodge, returned witl
her for a weeks stay in the Bar
tak home.
The Deloit Pinochle club me
Thursday in the home of Mrs
Harold Werkmeister. Mrs. Char
les McDonald, Mrs. Frank Bohn
and Mrs. Louis Pofahl were th<
winners.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Tomjacl
and family moved Friday to th*
Ewald Spahn farm home recently
vacated by the Don Spahn fam
ily. The Don Spahns moved to Or
egon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wulf, Mr
and Mrs. Roy Johnson, Winifre*
and Neil all of Neligh, Mrs. He
ward Luben, Clearwater, Mrs
Anita Lee, Ewing, Mr. and Mrs
Fred Harpster, Mr. and Mrs. G
Harpster and sons and Mr. an
Mrs. H. Reimer attended th<
Walf-Reimer cemetery meetin
Sunday. A picnic lunch was ser\
ed at the Fred Harpster home.
A number of farmers are planl
ing corn. Rain is badly needed
Mr. and Mrs. John Wulf recenl
ly made a trip to Rochester
■ Minn., where John had a check ,
i up.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Olmsted
have sold their farm at Garden
I City, Mo., and bought one at
Sunrise Beach near the lake,
where they are now located,
t Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Larson
, were Sunday evening visitors in
1 the H. Reimer borne.
To The Voters
Of Holt County
We are faced with a problem
I that is becoming far too preve
lent for the good of our form of
government. Why don’t we have j
more qualified candidates for our
county offices? Correction of this
, situation would tie lieneficial to |
' all of us who value our treasured ,
right of choice. It is distinctly to
the credit of the voter to have
, the opportunity to choose tie
tween two qualified candidates.
. Let’s encourage qualified candi
dates to pursue public office
against the incumbents by lend
ing a hand to Kieth Abart’s sup
port. The record indicates such
■ action would stimulate interest
and give us reason to go to the
. polls because a choice is offered.
. The right stroke of the pencil
. on election day for Kieth Abart
1 will serve as an inducement for
? other qualified men to pursue
5 public office thereby giving us
reason to go to the polls and
make a choice. This right we
should cherish dearly in our
country.
Your support in behalf of
Kieth A. Abart will be appreci
I ated by the family.
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