Ewing News
By Mr*. Harold Harri*
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bergs
trom moved Friday from Inman
into their new home in north
Ewing. This is the third new res
idence to be completed in Ewing
this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Aldrich Thomp
son, former residents of Ewing,
now Irving at Snyder, visited Fri
day at the Martin VanConet home
and other friends in Ewing.
Mrs. Althea Peterson was a
Neligh visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Stearns and Mrs.
Will Conner were Thursday din
ner guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Roland Horde.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gunter
and family, Gensco, 111., visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Horde Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Horde at
tended a family gathering July
4 at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lyle Switzer, Clearwater.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Harris and
Bertha were dinner and evening
guests at the home of Mr. and
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Mrs. Dean Foiahl Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Billing!
spent a few days with Mr. anc
Mrs. Robert Dunaway and fam
ily at Hastings, returning home
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Horde
were Friday evening guests a!
the Lionel Gunter home.
Bertha Harris resumed efutlei
at the Plainview General hospita
at Plainview July 1 after a thre<
month leave when she had sur
gery for a knee injury.
Ina Bennett and her sister
Mrs. Floyd Nutt, Sutherlin, Ore.
returned Friday from Phillip
S. D., where they had spent a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eackei
returned home Tuesday from
Grand Island where they wert
guests at the Jerome Fullei
home since Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Parsons
who attended the World’s Fail
and visited other places of in
terest in the western states are
now back at their home in Ewing
Lorraine Bartos, who is employ
Mrs. Rboe trDunaway and fam
week’s vacation at the home ol
her father, James Bartos ir
north Ewing.
A guest at the Lyle Dierki
home for the week is his sister
Mrs. Wilda Carr, Holdrege.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Krachie are
vacationing at their favorite fish
ing location in Minnesota
Expected guests for the Fourth
of July and the following day at
the home of Dr. and Mrs. Merton
Dierks are her brother and sister
in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Zoel
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Mr. and Mrs. Maden Funk had
as their guests Tuesday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hoag and their
daughter, Mrs. Lyle Mitchell, Bel
lingham, Wash., Mrs. Anna Pol
lock and Mrs. Jessie Angus.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Doud were
Sunday dinner guests at the home
of Mrs. Lillie Meyers at Clearwa
ter.
Amelia News
By Mina Florence Lindsey
Mr. and Mrs Bill Wolcott and
family, who recently purchased
the Alfred James ranch were giv
en a “get acquainted” party
Tuesday evening by their neig
bors. Those attending were Mr.
and Mrs. Delbert Edwards and
Arlis, Mr. and Mrs. Zane Ed
wards, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Pospi
chal, Richard and Michael, Mr.
and Mrs. Bemie Kennedy and
Harold, Mr. and Mrs. Kieth Bar
thel and family, Mr. and Mrs.
William Fryrear, Mr. and Mrs.
Orland Fryrear and Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Berry. The Wolcotts, have
four children, Billie Jo, Barbara,
Dnnlrvr nnrl D »inn All r> wn nnU/vnl
age and will attend school in the
Swan Lake District.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Doolittle en
tertained at Sjpper Wednesday
evening for the birthday anniver
sary of her sister, Mrs. Edgar
Peterson. Other guests present
were Edgar Peterson, Mrs. Delia
Ernst and Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Adair, Jerry, Diane and Jeanie.
Mrs. Richard Poessnecker,
(neu Caroline Backhaus) was hon
ored Thursday evening, June 28
at a post-nuptial shower in the
Methodist church annex in Ame
lia. There were about fifty ladies
in attendance. Mrs. Blake Ott as
sisted -by Mrs. Tommie Doolittle
gave a humorous reading and
dramatization on “How Dress
makes the Person.” Another skit
representing a “Special Sale” at
Smith’s clothing store where
Mrs. Poessnecker is employed.
Mrs. Hienie Frahm, who took the
part of Caroline was in charge of
the store while the owners were
away and tried her best to please
her customers. Even the dummy
(Mrs. Gertie Adair) caused her
lots of trouble. Mrs. Glenn White,
Mrs. Harold Fullerton and Mrs.
Charles Bligh were the Custom
ers. Mrs. Ralph Rees, Mrs. Edith
Andersen and Miss Florence Lind
sey helped with the music. Mrs.
Vern Sageser helped sponsor the
shower. Mrs. Poessnecker receiv
ed many nice gifts. Her husband
Pvt. Richard Poessnecker is sta
tioned at Fort Leonardwood, Mo.
Vern Sageser entered the St.
Anthony’s hospital in O’Neill
Thursday for x-rays. He was re
leased Friday.
Mrs. Lee Gilman, Mrs. Dick
Doolittle and Mrs. George Fuller
ton went to Omaha Thursday.
Mrs. Gilman visited her son,
Jack and family and Mrs. Doolit
tle received her medical check
up. Mrs. Fullerton stopped in Fre
mont to visit her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Skala and Kelly Jean.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Adair, Al
, len and Dick and Mrs. Gertie
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Adair went to Des Moines, la.,
Friday to visit their sister anti
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Schmitt and family. The Ralph
Adair family expected to retard
home Monday but Mrs. Gertie
Adair planned to visit longer
Another daughter, Mrs. Ted
(Marie) Price, Washington, D. C.,
planned to meet them there and
then come to Amelia with her
mother for a visit with other re
latives.
The Rev. and Mrs. Bob Kalb,
Kathy, Kent and Karla, Tyler,
Tex., arrived Thursday of last
week and visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Berl Waldo and other
relatives.
Mrs. Edith Anderson received a
telephone message from her son,
Roy Andersen, Central City,
Thursday evening telling that
their son Leslie had a broken
arm. It was caused by a tractor
injury.Mrs. Andersen went to
Central City Friday to be with
her son and family until Monday
morning when she will go by
train to San Jose, Calif., to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Bert Newkirk
and family.
Roger Waldo came home
Thursday evening from South Da
kota where he has been working
with the Glen Garwood hay crew.
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Andersen papered for the Lind
sey’s Monday.
Mrs. Charles Bligh met her
husband in Atkinson Friday
morning and they returned to
their home in Alliance. Mrs. Bligh
has been visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce and
Mr. Bligh had been at Butte
Thursday to issue drivers licens
es.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd (Doc) Cle
mens, Fritz, Butch, Connie and
Jimmie, Salome, Ariz. are visit
ing their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Levi Clemens, Amelia and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Jungman. Mr.
Clemens in the head mechanic for
the Kewitt construction company
there. Their daughter, Betty, ac
companied them as far as Lan
der, Wyo., where she is visiting
her sister, Mrs. LeRoy (Esther
Floyd.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Edwards
and sons, Loy and Russel and
their daughter, Vietta and her
little boy, Nevis, Minn., have been
visiting their daughter, Mrs. R.
Maas and family at Chambers,
his brother, Delbert Edwards and
family, Amefc and other friends
and relatives. They returned
home Saturday.
Chambers News
By Sirs. E. R. Carpenter
The Chambers Fire Depart
ment sponsored a July fourth
celebration at the fair grounds
starting with free pancakes at
5 p.m. They had a $600.00 fire
works display. There were plenty
ot stands and entertainment of
all kinds for all ages with a dance
in the evening. The usual July 4
celebration was held at the Mar
tha school house south east of
Chambers starting at 10:00 a.m.
with contests, children’s parade,
picnic dinner, races and ball
game in the evening.
The Betterways Extension club
sponsored the film “God’s own
Cow Country” which was shown
at the show hall in Chambers fol
lowing the regular show Saturday
evening. The film which is under
the direction of the “Sandhills
Cattle Association” was filmed in
the sandhill area of Nebraska.
\Tr anrl \Tr^ William Turnpr
left Tuesday for Los Alamos, N.
M., to take their grandsons, Ro
ger and Phillip Turner home.
The boys have spent about a
month with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Turner at Cham
bers and with their other grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ad
ams, Atkinson.
Mrs. Fred Smith reports that
her da'ughter-in-law, Mrs. Rich
ard Smith, has recently under
gone surgery at the Silver Creek
hospital, Joliete, 111. The Richard
Smith family formerly lived at
Chambers.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Carpenter
drove to Atkinson Wednesday to
get their grandson, Bob Medcalf,
Minneapolis, Minn., who had been
Visiting the Dean Steven's fam
ily since Sunday
Mr and Mrs. Ernest Young
and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Young
and family visited a few days re
cently with relatives at Oberlin,
Kan.
Dinner guests Friday in the
J E. Grimes home included Ida
Belle Craig, Sacremento, Calif.,
Mr and Mrs. Milton Grimes and
family, Fremont, Stevie Conley,
Mountrose, Cok>., and Mr. and
Mrs. G. H. Grimes, Chambers.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Edwards
and two sons, Nevis, Minn., and
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. James Hamm, Min
neapolis, came Monday of last
week for a week's vacation with
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Maas and
girls and with other relatives.
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles Cox,
Ericson and their granddaughter,
Cheryl Ann Render, Mead, Kan.,
were calling on friends in Cham
bers on day last week.
Ida Belle Craig. Sacremento,
Calif., was a guest in the G. H.
Grimes home a few days last
week. Miss Craig was formerly of
Chambers.
The program committee of the
Woman's Society of Christian Ser- .
vice of the Methodist church met
Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. Steve Shavlik to plan some
of the years work and to make
out year books. Present were
Mrs. G. H. Adams, president.
Mrs. Steve Shavlik, vice presi
dent, Mrs. E. H. Medcalf. Mrs.
Fred Catron, Mrs. J E. Grimes,
Mrs Raymond Beed and Mrs.
1 ’ --
E R. Carpenter.
Mrs Louis Walter returned the
first of last week from the Lu
theran hospital, Sxhix City, where
she had undergone surgery.
Kellar club met Wednesday,
June 20, at the borne of Mrs. Er
nest Farrier with Mrs George
Cameron co-hostess. Nine mem
bers, 4 guests and 2 children were
present. Two of the guests were
Mrs. Ernest Staples, formerly
Alice Farrier and Mrs. Clarence
Vick, formerly Art a Farrier both
of Oklahoma City, Okla., anti for
mer resident of Chambers. The
door prize was awarded to Mrs.
Louts Netlson. The afternoon was
spent visiting. Lunch was served
by the hostesses.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gilbert
returned Monday from a two
week’s visit with their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
McAllister, Tekahmu. They also
visited some of their grandchild
ren and great grandchildren as
well as several of their friends
and former neighbors.
The forst official board meeting
o the new year was held Fri
day evening at the Methodist
church with twelve members pre
sent. The pastor, the Rev. Hess,
had been called to Independence,
Mo., earlier in the week due to
the death of an uncle and was
unable to be present. Rev. Hess
returned to Chambers Friday,
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Mr. and Mrs Mill* n Crimea
and family, Fremont, came Fri
day for a abort viait with hia mo
ther. Mr*. J E Crimea and other
relatives nd friends
Better Way* Extension club
met with Mra. Don Cameron. Ten
members were present. Roll call
was answered by naming a favor
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sponsoring the film, "God'a Oown .
Cow Country”, to be stiown Sat- •
urday night after the regular pro
gram at the Golden Gate Theatre.
The lesson, ‘ Exercise for a life
time” was handled by Donna
Hubbard Following a lunch serv
ed by the hostess, the meeting
adjourned. The next meeting will
be with Donna Hubbard the third
Tuesday in July.
A number of folks of the Meth
,
odist church met there Wednes
day to clean the church snd die
grounds,
Mr snd Mrs. John Honeywell
returned the last ol theweek from
a two weeks vacation in Wtaeon
sin, Muincsota and through the
Black Hills. They accompanied
her orother and wife, Mr and
Mrs Urban. Ewing
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