Meek News
IIjr Mm. Fred IJndbnrg
E 1 Private Army (Jordon
Slaight, 23 years, son of Emmet
Slaight, is home on a two week
furlough after finishing his first
12 weeks of training at Fort Leo
nard Wood. H< graduated from
St. Mary’s high school in 3957
and is to report for duty at Ilel
voir, Va., March 16.
The Paddock Community Aid
met at the home of Mrs. Elmer
Devall Wednesday afternoon.
Eleven memliers and four visitors
were present. Marjorie Nelson
had charge of the devotions.
More material was distributed
among the memlwrs to be work
ed up for the fall bazaar. The
next meeting to be with Mary
Hansen. A fine lunch was served
after the business meeting con
vened.
Mr. and Mrs. Axel Borg left
Wednesday from Grand Island for
a visit with their sons, Ron and
Don Borg, and families, San Ber
nardino, Calif., and their daugh
ter and family, the Garry Kir
wins, Grenada Hills, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Watson and
Danny were Sunday dinner guests
at the home of Emmet Slaight.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Walters
and l«ys and Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Rosenkrans and I toys, Po
mona, Calif., wore dinner guests
Friday at the H. V. Roserkrans
home, O'Neill. Mr. and Mrs.
Eumest Rosenkrans, Larry and
Lavonne, Pender, wn afternoon
visitors.
Mrs. Austin Searles, Darla and
Prettiest Bride
There’s nothing lovelier than
the smile a phone call brings,
especially when you’re calling
with your good wishes Next
time you can’t attend in person,
remember ... a long distance
call is the next best thing to
being there! Northwestern Bell.
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Rhonda, accompanied her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Ernst, to Omaha Wednesday and ;
were overnight guests at the
Craig Connell home.
Mr. and Mrs DeWayne Anson
and girls were Monday visitors at
the Virgil Hubby home and Mr.
und Mrs. Raul Nelson were Tues
day evening callers.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Carl Krogh home were Mr. and
Mrs. Lyle W'yatt and Mr. and
Mrs. Nyal Rowse, Chambers.
Mrs. Teresa Schelkopf and Mr
and Mrs. Francis Wabbs were
Thursday night callers at the Os
wald Drueke home and Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Young, Ravena, were
Saturday dinner guests.
Mr and Mrs. Joe Madura were
Tuesday evening callers at the
Roman Filip home and Roman
and Doris, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs Edwin Filip and boys,
Spencer, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Glaser, spent Sunday in Spalding.
Martha Johring and Henry
Storjohann were Wednesday eve
ning callers at Bennie Johring
home and Friday afternoon call
ers at the Melvin Johring home
and Sunday visitors at tl>e Jim
Karel home.
Mrs. Jim Karel has been on
the sick list and received medical |
care at Lynch Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hallgrimson
and Wanda were Sunday visitors
at the Gene Munson home, Nor
folk, also called on Carl’s sister,
Mrs. Sophie Shof.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pappenheim
er and girls were Sunday visitors
at the Lawrence Dobrovolny
home.
Mrs. Myrtle Dalton underwent
surgery in Denver March 4 for
cataract of the eye. It is not j
known at this time as to the re
sults of the operation but great
hopes are held that- her eyesight
will lx* improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goeke, At
kinson, were Sunday afternoon
and lunch guests at the Martha
Johring home.
Miss Kathy Searles caught the
new walking fad this week and
walked to school, a distance of
5'/^ miles in 1 hour and 15 min
ute's. She believes in the motto
practice makes perfect and may
try a longer jaunt in the near
future.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schmitz
went to Rochester, Minn. Friday
to visit their son, James, and
family on the return trip they
si>ent Monday night with Flor
ences brother, the Ted Ratter
mans, Hurley, S. I). Tuesday vis
itors at the John Schmitz home
were Mrs. Katie Ratterman,
Bonesteel, anil Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Ratterman, Burke. Friday
afternoon visitors were William
Schmitz, Bonesteel, Mrs. Louis
Skalla, Bonesteel, and Mrs. Ed
Koenig, Fairfax.
The Paddock Missionary So
ciety plans to meet Friday at the
home of Mrs. Lawrence Rouse. I
Mr. anil Mrs. Lawrence Rouse
and boys were Sunday visitors at
the home of Celia Marie’s mother
Mrs. Charles Freouf, Atkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hornby
and family were Sunday after
noon callers at the Delbert Rouse
home.
Mrs. Della Harding was a Sun
day dinner guest at the Gerald
Harding home.
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