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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1962)
Clearwater News Mr*. Charles Unrtrlfhl HUaler ft S2M Firemen were called to the Emery Carey (arm Thursday about 5.30 p.m. to extinguish a fire in a stack of alfalfa. Carl Rabbass, Orchard and •on, Leonard, called at the Will iam Luben home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lucas, San Francisco, are visiting friends and relatives here. A group of friends and neigh bors gathered at the Bernard Trea.se home Saturday to fill a silage pit and drill rye for the family who recently lost their 14 year old son, Raymond. Men who Paul Shierk INSURANCE AGENCY O'NEILL, NEBR Insurance ol All Kinds did the work are. Alvin Tinsley, Herb Spahn, Harold and Lloyd Berringer, Noel, Ted, Donnie, Merle and Bill Allemang, Gay len Gibbs, Lionel Gibbs, Donald, Lewis and Harold and Lloyd Bea ringer, Noel, Ted, Donnie, Merle and Bill Allemang, Gaylcn Gibbs, Lionel Gibbs, Donald, Lewis and Harold Jones, Lyle and Bob Med calf, Wayne Jaeke, Art Melcher, Oswald Reinke Roy Tubbs, Otto Kallhoff, Dave Schwager, Howard Zu genbien, Merwin OH son, Ro ger Lange, Dwight Morrison, Joe Goscha, and Frederick Milne. The Ladies who served the dinner at noon in the basement of Concord ia Lutheran church were Mmes. Herbert 9pahn, Harold, and Don ald Jones, Noel, William Donny and Merle Allemang, Otto Kall hoff, Roy Tubbs, Glen Wolfe, Ab vin Tinsley, Kenneth Marshall, Dave Schwager, Harold and Lloyd Bearinger, Lionel Gibbs. Mmes. Herb Zigenbien, Wayne Jaeke, Carl Maake, Lawrence Hauf, Lewis Jones, Ted Alle mang, helped furnish food. The ladies also served afternoon lunch in the field to the men. Oscar Fullerton, Neligh, kept the trac tors supplied with fuel, a gift of the Union Oil company, Neligh. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Claassen, South Sioux City, visited friends and relatives here over the week end. Bernard Trease had a piece of emery in his eye Friday and had it removed, leaving his eye very sore. Mr and Mrs. Tom Lucas, Bas sett, visited friends and relatives here over the weekend. The staff of the Wesleyan Meth odist Sunday school held the first meeting of a series of training and informative conferences Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Celia Backhaus in Atkinson with the Rev Elmore Blain in charge. An informal discussion period followed brief devotionals. Topics discussed included improved me thods of creating and maintain ing interest in the class room and the necessity of punctuality. The next meeting is planned for Oct. 11 with Mrs. Leonard Chaf fin. A 6:30 fellowship supper was held Friday evening at the Unit ed Presbyterian crurch in obser vance of family night. A film strip “Treasurers in Heaven’’ and group discussion featured the evening program. Amelia News By Mlw Florence Lindsey Jerry Prewitt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Prewitt, is in the At kinson hospital where he is suf fering with a broken leg. The children were playing on the roof of an old building and evidently Jerry fell through. He is about three years of age. Lloyd Waldo helped his bro ther-in-law, Lee Sperling and family move from Cotesfield to Spencer last week where they , will be employed by Floyd Haun. Mrs. Sperling is the former Bev erly Friedrichs and a sister of Mrs. Waldo. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Widman, Mrs. Vern Sageser and Mrs. Ed ith Andersen attended a district meeting of the Methodist chuich at Atkinson Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Greenstreet returned to their home at Kirks ville, Mo., Wednesday after a vis it here with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Blake Ott and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Adams and Don. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Widman met their daughter, Marcia, at Sioux City, la. Wednesday. She was returning home from a trip through several European coun tries having accompanied the Morningside College Choir. After a few days at home she returned to Sioux City Wednesday to enter the college for her third year. Don Adams became ill while at his school Thursday and was taken to the doctor at ONeill by the Chambers school superinten dent, Mr. Burns. Don was an ov ernight patient in the hospital, but was able to resume his teach ing Monday morning. Denise and Carla Sperling were guests of their aunt, Mrs. Lloyd Waldo last week while their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lew Sperling were moving from Cotesfield to Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Skaia and daughter, Kelly, Fremont, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Fullerton and his sister, Mrs. Marvin Doolittle and family this week Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Johnston returned home Sunday evening from attending the World's fair. Mr. and Mrs Elmer Coolidge were Sunday dinner guests with their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coolidge. Mr. and Mrs. Lew Backhaus went to Orchard Saturday to vis it her brother, Bill Vrooman and family. Edgar Peterson and Don Ad ams were fishing at the dam Saturday. John Zinkon became ill Friday and while walking to the Ralph Rees home for help fell several times. Mr. Rees took him to the home of his sister and brother in-law, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Wal do. They took him to the doctor in Atkinson where he remained in the hospital a few days. It was thought he suffered a light stroke, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tesch, At kinson, and Mr. and Mrs. Art Doolittle spent Saturday evening at Edgar Peterson's. Mr. and Mrs. Billie Sammons Mark, Tommie and Denise visit ed his sister, Mrs. Andy Robak and family at Homer several days last week. Mrs. Bernard Blackmore and Mrs. May Sageser attended Re bekah Lodge at Chambers Fri day evening. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Barnett helped Mrs. Glenn White can corn Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Farewell, Pico Riveria, Calif., were visit ing friends in Amelia Friday. They called at Blake Ott’s, Vern Sageser’s and Lindsey’s. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gilman went i to Grand Island Friday to visit Sam Gilman at the Veterans hos pital there. He was not feeling well and had had surgery the previous day. Mrs. Lindsey and Florence, Mrs. Gertie Adair, Mr and Mrs. Orval Svatos, Kay ami Charlene Held were Sunday afternoon cal lers at Mr. and Mrs. Anton Sva tos’. The Lindseys and Mrs. Adair later called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. Lew Backhaus and Mrs. Edith Andersen visited at the Everett and Harry Win ing s home Sunday afternoon. Rita Winings returned to Lin coln Sunday to resume her cos metologist course. She was call ed home by the death of her bro ther, Ronnie Winings. Several from our vicinity at tended the funeral of Ronnie Winings at Atkinson Thursday. The Merry Matrons club served dinner for the relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn White vis ited Mrs. Bertha Sammons Sun day afternoon and also called on her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Barnett. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Barnett planned to accompany Harvey Hansen to Lincoln Wednesday to visit her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Adams. Mr. Hansen will bring his wife and children home from Ceresco where they have visited at the parental, 9tark and Hansen homes. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Carr and Connie Jo were dinner guests Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Carr. Mr. and Mrs. William Fryreai went to Hastings Monday for an appointment with the doctor. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ska la, Fre mont and their daughter and son in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Doo little attended the funeral of their niece and cousin. Mrs. Louis Wa terman and little daughter, Ellen Friday at Orchard Their death was caused by suffication in a home fire. Barbara Brown and her bro ther, George Brown, and Emil Wolfe, Sargent, visited at Oscar Peterson's Sunday Mr and Mrs. Amos Eckley, Nehgh and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sprague. Beatrice, were Sunday dinner guests at the home of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur Hiatt. Joyce Watson, Omaha, spent the weekend with her parents. Mr and Mrs. Asa Watson and sister, Sharon. The Merry Matrons club will meet Thursday (today) with Mrs. Harlan Dierkmg. Mrs. Irvin Forbes is co-hostess Mr. and Mrs. George Fuller ton, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Skala, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Skala and Mr and Mrs. Marvm Doolittle had dinner at the Tngncal Gardens in O'Neill Saturday evening, cele brating the birthday anniversar ies of Mr. Fullerton and Leon and Gene Skala. Mrs. Gloria Landrum is en joying a weeks vacation from her duties at the Atkinson clinic. She and her daughter, Sally and her mother, Mrs Blake Ott plan to go to Homer Friday and visit ov er the weekend with the Andy Ro bak family. Gayle Fix and his sister-in-law. Miss Sharon Prewitt, Scottsbluff, brought her mother, Mrs. Alice Prewitt home Saturday after she had spent a few weeks visiting them. Gale also visited his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fix. They returned home Sunday af ternoon. Dennie Doolittle was honored on his 17th birthday anniversary at a dinner Sunday at the home of his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mr* Marvin Doolittle and family. Hi* mother, Mr* Elate Doolittle and brothers, Jimmie and Micky, Stuart, were aim guest* Harold Fullerton went to Kan City, Saturday to visit his daugh ter, Beth, who la attending Air line school there Mr*. Bernard Black more. Mr* Vern Sageser and Mrs M E Madsen went to Grand Island Monday to attend a two day meeting of the Extension club Chambers News tty Mr*. E. K. C*»rponU-i Mr, and Mrs. Tom Farewell, Pico, Calif , arrived recently for a visit with her brother-in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs J. W Walter and other relatives and friends. Clarence Damme entered the Tilden hospital Tuesday and submitted to surgery Wednesday morning. The County meeting of the American Legion and the Legion Auxiliary was held Monday eve nmg at the Legion hall in Cham bers. Representatives from the posts of Stuart, Atkinson, O'Neill, Page, Ewing and Chambers were present. County Commander, Ar chie Bright, O'Neill, conducted the joint business session Plans were discussed for the district meeting in Atkinson Monday, Sept. 17; also for County Govern ment Day, O’Neill, Oct. 2ttth. Mr. Bill Nissen, Plainview, gave a talk on "Child Welfare”. Follow ing the joint meeting the Legion and Auxiliary each met separate ly after which lunch was served There were about 50 present. There were 10 members pre sent at the meeting Friday eve ning, Sept, 7 <rf the American Legion Auxiliary Post 320 at the home of Mr« Anna Albers. It was i.ported that the history book and scrap tx*ofc had been sent for judging Lunch was served by Mrs Albers assisted by Alice Johnson Mr and Mrs. William Turner spent Sunday. Sept 8th at Genoa visiting his brother in-law «nd sister, Mr and Mrs K. N. Nolle. Mr and Mr*. Dan Honeywell. W'ahou. were over night guests In the John Honeywell home Satur day. Sept 8 and Sunday they and the John Honeywell* had dinner with his mother, Mr*. Charlotte Honeywell. Mr and Mrs W H Crawford took their son, Arlo, to Sioux City Friday, Sept 7, for a check up on his arm which was broken some time ago. The break is re ported healing, however some in fection had to he taken care of Bill Logeman returned home Monday from St Anthony's hos pital, O'Neill, where he had been a patient since Friday. Mr and Mrs John Honeywell went to Omahu Tuesday due U» the illness of her brothel-in law. FRITZ'S Body Shop 24 Hr. 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