Celia News
Mr*. Mark Headricks
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hendricks
and children, Arlin Hendricks,
Mrs. Leonard Chaffin and (laugh
ters, Linda and Edith, attended
the E.V.H.Y. meeting in O’Neill
Monday night, the 14th.
Mrs. Merrill Anderson accom
panied Rev. and Mrs. Elmore
Blaine to Naper on Wednesday
where they attended the funeral
of Mrs. Herman Meyer sr.’s mo
ther.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Beck and
children were supper guests of
his mother, Mrs. Helen Beck in
Atkinson on Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Duke Hoffman
were Sunday dinner and supper
guests of the Duane Becks, Miss
Dorothy Scott was a supper guest
on Thursday evening.
Emil Colfack was in O’Neill on
business on Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hendricks,
Rhonda and Ricky were dinner
guests of the Mark Hendricks on
Friday. Bob helped his dad with
some cattle work.
Tommy Rzeszotarski spent
Sunday afternoon with his pals,
Pal and Nick Svoboda.
Mrs. Natchel Rzeszotarski at
tended E.V.R.N. club at the home
of Mr* Fred Roberts in Atkin
son. Natchel went to O’Neill on
business.
Melvin Meals spent Friday and
Saturday at the Rzeszotarski
home.
The Rzeszotarski! and Pat and
Nick Svoboda attended the basket
ball game in Atkinson on Friday
night, then on returning home
the Svoboda boys stayed over
night with Tommy.
On Monday, the 14th, Mr. and
Mrs. John Sicheneder and son
Dale and Mrs. Frank Sicheneder
drove to Norfolk where they vis
ited with Mr. Frank Sicheneder
at the hospital. Then on Tuesday
John went again to Norfolk and
brought his father home. They
report he is gaining slowly.
On Wednesday Mr and Mrs.
John Sicheneder went to O’Neill
where they saw the dentist in be
half of their daughter, Gale, and
on the way home they called at
the Frank Sicheneder home to
see his father.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sicheneder
visited at the Frank Sicheneder
home on Wednesday.
Charles Chaffin has re
turned from Milton vale, Kan.,
where he attended school the
first semester. He will help his
father for the next few months. J
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hendricks I
and children were supper guests 1
at the Omer Points home near j
Stuart on Thursday. Bob did some ]
wiring for Terry Wilson while j
there. t
Mrs B Coleman visited at the I
Hans Lauridson home Tuesday j
afternoon. f
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Focken j
. rather a trying time getting j
to tin,! home on Friday. Mrs, 1
Focken was just coming lx>me j
from a week* stay ia pitaL i
They got stuck in a snow drift j
and she finally had to walk quite i
a distance to where they could i
her home. The car was left for 1
the time being in the snow bank, i
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hendricks 1
attended the supper that Roy At- i
en gave for the employees of I
the Atkinson Livestock market, on j
Wednesday night. I
Mrs. Hans Lauridson attended J
the missionary meeting at the V
Presbyterian church in Atkinson i
on Wednesday. Miss Laura Me- '
Laughhn had the lesson.
Debra Focken has started
school at District 246, as a kin
dergartener. Her teacher is Mrs.
Emu Colfack.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hendricks
visited at the Henry Heiser and
Lloyd McDowell homes in Atkin
son on Wednesday. They were
dinner guests at the Richard
Klinger h me. Mrs. Robert Hend
ricks, Rhonda and Ricky were al
so dinner guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Omer Points
were 9unday p.m. guests at the
Robert Hendricks home. They
just started from home to see
how far the roads were open and
were able to get that far.
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