!\lr. and Mr*. Alton •!. Warner,
Amelia, announce the engage
incut of their daughter, Juanita
Kanee, to Jerry lloinolka, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Joe lloinolka,
Chambers.
\ June 15 wedding in planned.
.Mr, and Mrs. Otto Liska, Ver- s
dig re, announce the engagement (J
ot their daughter, Barbara, to t;
.lames Sokol, sou of Mr. and ^
Mrs. Charles Sokol sr., Verdlgre. ^
Miss Liska is a 1902 graduate v
of Verdlgre high school. She Is n
I esentlv employed at the <«en
t
era! Wholesale Company, Nor
folk.
Mr. Sokol graduated from Ver- >
digrc with tin* class of 1957, and
is presently engaged in farming a
near I’lainview.
ST. ANTHONY’S
l'ICK — Mr. and Mrs. Clif
1 or J Dick, Inman, son, 7 pounds ;
2 3/4 ounces, March 25.
STEWART — Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Stewart, O’Neill, son, 7
pounds 4 Ms ounces, March 27.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
FOCKEN — Mr. and Mrs. Doy
el Foeken, Atkinson, son, Brad
ley William, 6 pounds, 6 ounces.
Mar. 22.
KRAMER — Mr. and Mrs.
Mainard Kramer, Stuart, son, 7
pounds, 12 ounces, Mar. 23.
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY’S
ADMITTED: March 21 — Mrs.
Lester Raff, Orchard, Mrs. Ed
die Kaczor, Ewing, Terry, Lana
Marvin and Kreg Mosel, all of
Page, Louis Burgett, Amelia, Ro
ber„ Strong, Chambers, Howard
Johnson, Verdigre and Esther
Zimmerman, Ewing. 22 — George
Babl. Emmet, Mrs. Jennie Fin
ley, Page, Mrs. Thomas Broder
sen, Spencer and E. E. Dewey
Chambers. 23 — Amy Huston, O’
Neill and William Hubei, Ewing.
24 _ Harley Buxton, Frank Pet
er sr., Mrs. Sidney Anderson,
Barton Walton and Norma Mc
Clellan, all of O’Neill and Rena
Coppoc, Chambers. 25 — Rich
aid J. Wright, Henry Krier, Mrs.
Lynn Moore, O’Neill and Mrs.
Vary Dusatko, all of O’Neill and
Mrs! Clifford Dick, Inman. 26 —
Mrs. Larry Waller and Mrs.
Clarence i^iteel, Ewing. 27 —
Mrs. Robert Wood, Page, Walter
Egger and Mrs. Carl Stewart, O’
Neill and Forrest Henderson, Or
chard.
DISMISSED: 21 — Mrs. Duane
Allen, Page, William Mullen, Em
met, Michael Fleek, Chambers.
Mrs. Harvey Cullen, O'Neill and
Elizabeth Ryan, Atkinson. 22 —
John Hickey, Mrs. Harold Parks
and daughter, both of O’Neill,
Marvin. Lana, Terry and Kreg
Mosel, all of Page, George Alex
ander. Naper, George Babl, Em
met, Mrs. Lester Raff, Orchard,
jibs. Leo O’Malley and son,
Chambers and Boyd O’Bryan, Co
lome. S. D. 23 — Mrs. Paul Shel
hamer and daughter. Mike Lon
don Dave Moler and Thomas J.
Donohoe, all of O’Neill, William
Hahn, Grand Island and Esther
Zimmerman, Ewing. 24 — Mrs.
Leo Babutzke and daughter, O’
Neill, Mike Smith. Spencer, At
thur Kropp and Barbara Ann
Meade, both of Ewing. 25 — Mrs
Anna Brown, O’Neill, Mrs. Ed
die Kaczor, Ewing, Howard John
son, Verdigre and Frank Jauer
nig, Stuart. 26 — Louis Burgett.
Amelia, Harley Buxton and Mrs.
Lulu Quig. both of r
EXPIRED: Mrs. “Floyd Clare.
Mrs. Robert J. Gallagher, C E.
jyfelpna and John Brunckhorst.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
ADMITTED: Mar. IH — Carl
Clement*, Stuart. 18 — Fred Go*
bel, Stuart. 20 — Mr*. Harold
Hark*, Stuart, Mr*. Doyt-1 Foe
ken, Atkuiaon 22 — Joseph Dis
tcihaupi and Bonnie Garwood
both of Atkinaon. 23 — Mrs Mai
nard Kramer and Ernest Green
field, both of Stuart; Andrew Gil
bert, Chambers
DISMISSED: Mar. 18 — Mis.
Diwain Ullrich and Carl Cle
ments, both of Stuart; Mrs. Le
Koy Richards, Atkinson, Mrs.
Daryl Beckwith and son, Emmet; i
Andrew Gilbert, Chambers; Mis*
Harlene Berkheimer, Ainsworth.
20 _ Walter Reis, Atkinson; Leo
Slachetka and Mrs. Martin Mik
sch, both of Stuart; Mrs. Paul
Lampman and daughter, Butte.
21 — Mrs. Francis Weller, Atkin
son; Mrs. Walter Jutte, Cham
bers. 22 — Dean Moore, New
jx>rt; Mrs. Harold Parks, Stuart.
23 — Mrs. Thomas Kaup, Stuart;
Bonnie Garwood, Atkinson. 24 —
Mrs. Minnie Eckhoff, Atkinson;
Fred Geobel, Stuart
SACRED HEART
PRESENT: Mrs. Phoebe Bar
to, Mrs. Harry Weber, John Tie
fenthaler, Charles Kinzie, Mrs.
Joseph Sextro, Mrs. Mabel Fitch
horn, Robert Grainger, Herman
Mohr and Mrs. Clara Hahn, all
of Butte; Mrs. Mary Fusch, Mrs.
Joseph Micanek, sr., Mrs. Josie
Peshek and Mrs. Carrie Hunter,
all of Lynch; John Hagberg, Ba
by Marlys Elsasser and John
Schommer, all of Spencer; Mrs.
Elmer Jones, Verdel; Swan Pear
son and Mrs. Anna Gehlsen, both
of Bristow; Mrs. Robert Hamil
ton and Mrs. Edward Roeder,
both of Fairfax; Gust Weic'uum,
Naper; Mrs. Mammie O'Neill
O'Neill.
DISMISSED. Mar. 20 — John
Miller, Spencer. 21 — Mrs. Helen
Grainger, Butte; Elmer Luedku
and Mrs. Jerry Dmkota, both of
Spencer. 22 — Mrs. Albin Kal
kowski, Lynch. 23 - Mrs. Don
Walker, Butte; William Lamp
man, Spencer. 24 — Evelyn Fried
rich and Paul Hargens, both of
Spencer. 25 Mark Johring, O’
Neill.
O'Neill Locals
Frances Cronin, Grand Island,
lent Thursday and Friday in
'Neill, visiting Mrs. P. B. Har
r, J. D. Cronin and Mr. and
[rs. F. N. Cronin.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Chase of
heldon, la., spent the weekend
ith relatives in O’Neill and In
lan.
Mrs. Alice Matthews and her
ither, Pat Minton, returned to
er home in Lincoln, after visit
lg relatives and friends in O'
eill.
Mrs. J. D. Fraber and Kevin,
nd her father, John Harrington
f Chicago, returned to Omaha
ast Wednesday.
Nyla Jaszkowiak, who attends
he University of Nebraska, spent
he weekend with her parents.
William McIntosh attended a
ewelers Association meeting in
.exington Sunday.
Mrs. Edith Rutledge spent Sat
irday and Sunday in Meadow
irove and Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira H. Moss at
ended a Postmasters meeting in
Norfolk Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Biv Wanser and
amlly of Sioux City, la., were
Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
•Yank Froelich.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Connors
md family of Greeley were
weekend guests of Mrs. M. J.
iVallace and Mr. and Mrs. D. A.
\ersenbrock.
Mrs. M. J. Wallace, Mrs. D. A.
Kersetibrock and daughter, Nan.
were in Norfolk Saturday.
Edith Gallagher, Omaha, vis
ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Gallagher, over the week
end.
Mrs. Larry Krause and family
returned to their home in Chica
go, after having been with her
mother, Mrs. D. D. Debolt, for
a couple of weeks.
Attending the District meeting
of World War I Veterans and
4_:i:._.. a Of inWnv
I J »»» * --»- •> '
March 24. in the afternoon, were
Mrs. Goldie Liddy, Mrs. John
Harrington, Mrs. Gladys Cun
ningham, Mrs. Loretta Hynes,
Mrs. Stanley Soukup, Mrs. Rhodes
and Air. and Mrs. Ira AIoss.
Mrs. C. E. Lundgren returned
Sunday from a trip to Hawaii and
visiting relatives in California, for
two weeks.
Air. and Mrs. John Donohoe
returned Saturday, having spent
about three months on the West
Coast.
Mrs. C. J. Gatz was hostess to
the Delta Deks last week. Din
ner was served at the Town
House followed by the playing of
bridge at her home. Winners
were Airs. Henry Lohaus and
Airs. L. A. Burgess.
Members of the BBC club were
entertained Wednesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Don Younie.
with a late dessert course.
The Wednesday Afternoon
Bridge club had a 1:30 luncheon
at the AI & M cafe followed by
the playing of bridge at the home
of Mrs. L. A. Burgess.
Airs Del Robertson served din
ner at her home last Tuesday
evening to the NTTF club. At
bridge play the winners were Airs
Dick Alexander and Mrs. Geo.
J anousek.
Air. and Mrs. Dean Streeter.
Jean and Douglas McKenzie went
to Grand Island Sunday to see
Clyde Streeter who is in the vet
eran's hospital. He was operated
on about a week ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Halstead
of Inman accompanied Dolores
Shaw and Bob to Redbird Thurs
day evening to celebrate Harold
Halstead’s birthday.
Airs. Dolores Shaw and son,
and Timmy and Jeffrey Henning
of Wagner, S. D^drove to Credgh
mofaer. Agnes Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lohaus en
tertained at « family dinner
Sunday in honor of her mother
J4rs. Mary MacLeod’s 89th birth
day.
Mrs. John Osenbaiugh was bos
~tess to the Merrymix club Tues
<
Hetty Wright, a liffii graduate
dI tin* Ewing High School who
entered tin Emanuel Lutheran
School of Nursing in Sctcmber,
was one of tin* 47 students cap
ped recently. She is the daugh
ter of Mrs. Mildred Wright of
Ewing. I
day. A 1:30 dessert course was j
served at her home.
Bridge winner? were Mrs. Dew
ey Schaffer and Mrs. H. S. Mo
ses. Mrs. Schaffer was a guest
Members of the O’Monde club
were entertained Tuesday eve
ning with dinner at the Town
House by Mrs. Robert Walter ful- I
lowed by bridge at her home.
Her guests were Mrs. Merton (
Dierks, Ewing and Mrs. Gerald
Lang meier. Winners were Mrs.
Dun Becker, Mrs. George Couke
and Mrs. Langemeier.
Mrs. Virgil Laursen was hos
tess to the BCA club Tuesday
evening. Dinner was served at
the Town House. Bridge was
played at her home. Winners
were Mrs. Marge Stuifbergen.
Mrs. Verne Reynoldson and Mrs.
Winnie Barger.
St. Patrick’s Altar Society met
Thursday night at the Parrish
hall. St. Helen’s Guild, Mrs. Sam
Derickson, chairman, was in
charge of arrangements.
Mrs. P. B. Harty was hostess
to the members of Martcz club.
Tuesday evening with dinner at
the Town House, followed by
bridge. Mrs. Ed Campbell wan
the winner.
St Patrick s Altar society
St. Patrick's Altar Society met
Thursday evening in the parish
hall.
Miss Gallagher announced that
Layettes for the Latin American
countries are still needed.
The dates for the rummage
sale was announced, it will be
held April 18, 19 and 20.
In the absence of Monsignor
O’Sullivan, Father Duffy spoke
to the ladies.
A discussion was held concern
ing a proposed parish Adoration
of the Blessed Sacrament. Plans
are being made to institute a
program of adoration soon.
St. Helen’s Guild, Mrs. Sam
Derickson, chairman, was in
charge of the meeting.
Lee Brady jr., Omaha spent
Thursday and Friday with his
mother, Mrs. Lee Brady. On Sat
urday he attended the funeral of
her brother, Hurley Binkerd, Ver
del.
Mr and Mrs. Albert Lee Brady
and child, Lincoln, were Thurs
day night guests of Mrs. Lee
Brady.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Farrier ar
rived from Rapid City last week
end. Mrs. Farrier and son re
mained with her mother, Mrs.
D. D. Debolt, for a longer stay.
Mr. Farrier’s mother returned to
Rapid City with him.
Father McNally, Niobrara, is
conducting a retreat this week
for the students of St. Mary’s
Academy.
Mrs. Ira Moss attended a
Board of Directors meeting of
the NCCW on Wednesday at Sny
rtor Nebr.
Mr. and Mrs. Curt Lunn, Fair
fax, S. D., and Mrs. Milo Sta- ■
lecker were Saturday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kaiser.
Mrs. Charles Peterson and
children, Amelia, were noon
guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs.
Herb Kaiser. Mrs. Warren Seger
and family were also guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Witherwax
and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Johnson
and family were Thursday night
supper guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Witherwax, Redbird, in hon
or of their 30th wedding anniver
sary.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Asher and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Asher and girls. Page, were Sun
day dinner and lunch guests of
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Switzer.
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Wasmund
Princeton, Kan., Marshall Bink
erd, Hillsboro. Ore., Austin Bink
erd of Kent, Wash., Mr. and Mrs.
Nyle Binkerd, Hartford, S. D.
and Walter Binkerd, Niobrara,
spent Friday night with Mrs. Lee
Brady. They came to attend the
i funeral of Hurley Binkerd at Ver
r del Saturday.
. A 7 o'clock dinner was held Fri
day night at the John Storjohann
home honoring his birthday,
r Guests included Mr. and Mrs.
t Mickey Stewart and boys, Mr.
5 and Mrs. Bob Neuman and fam
ily, Chappell, Nebr., Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Storjohann. Scrib
ner, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stor
t johann and Rosemary, Champ
; lain, S. D. and Mrs. Minnie Hig
r gins.
i Mrs. Twila Hicks was a Fri
day dinner guest of Mrs. Stan
3 ley Chmiel.
s Mrs. Warren Seger and crnld
ren, Gordon, arrived Thursday
3 for a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Kaiser and Mr. and Mrs.
D. E. Seger. They returned home
g Sunday.
t- -
| WESLEYAN SERVICE GUILD
The Wesleyan Service Guild of
t- the First Methodist church met
% in tiie home of Mrs. Laurence
\ Haynes Monday evening,
l- An Easter lesson, “A Sign Un
to You” was given by Mrs. Ben
s' nett Gillespie.
s- Committees appointed by Miss
Helen Marten*, president, includ
ed Mrs. Harrison Bridge, Mr*.
Francis Curran and Mrs. Haynes,
lund raising project; and Mr*.
Esther Harris, Mrs. Ivan Hurley
and Mrs Harold Segi-r, nominat
ing.
Mrs. Harold Seger was refresh
ment hostess.
Oflicers will be elected at the
April 15 meeting in the home of
Mrs. Donald Maw. Mrs. J. L.
bherbahn will be worship leader.
FRIENDLY NEIGHBORS
Friendly Neighbors Extension
club met Tuesday night at the
home of Mrs. Larry Rice with
Mrs. Joe Sivesind as co-hostess.
There were 15 members and one
guest, Mrs. Wayne Hoffman. Roll
call was answered by ‘‘A cute
saying of your child”. The les
son on "Amp and Watts” was
given by Mrs. Floyd Stmgley and
Mrs. Joe McLeish. The rest of
the evening was spent in playing
cards.
The April meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Joe Sivesind
with Mrs. Stmgley as co-hostess.
MNO EXTENSION CLUB
MNO Extension club met at the
home of Mrs. Paul Fetrow with
Mrs. Lawrence Haynes as co-hos
Roll call was answered by 15
members giving the latest book
they had read.
Mrs. Haynes, vice - president,
presided at the business meeting
Material was distributed among
some volunteers to make children
gowns for the hospital.
Discussion was held on making
May baskets for the hospital tray
Two committees were appointed
for the assembling of the bask
ets. A committee to distribute
them will be appointed at the
April meeting.
A lesson on the Care of Hard
Floor Surfaces was given by
Mrs. Paul Fetrow.
The next meeting will be April
23 at the home of Mrs. Bob Tim
merman.
A Poem
From Mrs. Eby ...
The Frontier
Taking Out Supposes
An old colored lady at hard labor
there,
Earned a very precarious living
and fare.
But was a happy triumphant
Christian they say.
Oh Nancy! said a gloomy lady
to her one day.
It’s fine to be happy tis true, but
thoughts of the future should
sober you.
Suppose yda’d be sick and could
n’t work or old and gray,
Or perchance your employer
should move away.
Maybe no one would give you any
thing to do.
Or suppose! suppose your labor
ing days are through.
Oh! “Stop cried Nancy”, I never
suppose.
The Lord is my Shepherd and
I always know.
That I shall not want and “Hon
ey” to her gloomy friend,
Them supposes make you mis
erable to the end,
Better give them up and trust
the Lord.
In their place just put the bless
ed word.
The verse in Hebrews takes them
out of your life,
And supposes just die in the
midst of strife.
That verse in Hebrews I am talk
ing about,
Just keeps me happy and makes
supposes rout.
Hebrews 13, 5:6. Be content with
such things as ye have,
For He hath said, “I will never
leave thee nor forsake thee
And that includes me.
Della Stuart Eby
4-H Club Notes
Cache Creek Valley 4-H Club
Cache Creek Valley 4-H club
held their regular meeting, Wed
nesday, March 13 at 7:30 at the
District 6 school house.
All members but one present.
Classes were held on grass, dis
cussing ways of improving grass
books and of better ways to dis
play their grasses.
The stocker-feeder group dis
cussed the different cuts and
parts of a calf.
Sewing class studied caring for
your clothes and also discussed
progress on skirts.
Bird class studied recognizing
of birds. Tim Larson brought and
displayed an owl.
Demonstrations were given by
Dennis and Duane Lehmann, on
the prevention and cure of ero
sion, Dennis Thoendel on Winter
bouquets and Marilyn Sedivy on
the measuring of liquid and dry
ingredients.
Group singing was held accom
panied by Mrs. Joe Thoendel.
The meeting was closed by a
game and lunch.
Nancy Turay, news reporter
Top Ten Girls 4-H Club
The Top Ten girls 4-H club
met at the home of Glenda Rich
ards. We examined the seams on
skins to check if they were
straight.
Games were played following
by the serving of lunch by Mrs
Richards.
We will meet next with Mar
garet Smith, April 20.
Sandra May, news reponei
Sunshine 4-H Chib
Sunshine 4-H club met at the
home of Sherry Lines. Eigh
members were present. Meeting
was called to order by the pres
ident, Clo Etha Walters. Roll cal
was answered by naming a use
ful article used in^your room.
For our song period we sang
“America the Beautiful" am
“Down in the Valley”.
Our lesson was on “Waste Bas
ki*U" and their uses.
Luxla Papke joined our club.
Our next meeting will be Mar
23 at the home of Clo Ethu Wal
ters.
Linda Rae Walters, reporter
pep Up and Go 4-If club
1 he- Pep Up ana Go 4 H club
met at U*e home- of Dubby, Mary
Sue and Cindy McLain March it
at 7 p m for our eighth meeting '
The meeting was called to order
by the vice-president. Twenty
two members answered roll call
by giving a president's name
We all went to our separate
classes. Let’s Cook girls talked
about making oatmeal cookies.
Beginning baking girls discussed
refrigerator and pressed cookies.
Let’s Groom Your Room girts
discussed different ways of mak
ing vases and planters. Let's
Sew girls learned how to straigh
ten material, had a demonstra
tion on how to make a towel. Ev
eryone completed their pin cus
hions and needle books.
LeEllen Haynes will be the next
hostess March 22 at 7 p.m. Roll
call will be the name of a tele
vision program.
Lunch was served.
Linda Parkinson, reporter
V
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s
Laurel, Nebr.
To The O’Neill Frontier
I wish to extend my subscrip
tion to the Frontier for another:
year from June 1, 10t>3 to June
1, 19ii4.
Thanks for your kind words
for Romaine Saunders. We all
miss his good philosophy, so am
glad to see that you will ri-print
his items.
I enjoy the Frontier very much
as we lived at O’Neill and farm
ed 14 years.
Sincerely
Mrs. Tillie Anderson
Box 313
Laurel, Nebr.
Atkinson News
Mrs. Alfred Heying was lucky
enough to win a hundred dollars
at Safeway in O’Neill last Tues
day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan returned
home Thursday from St. An
thony’s hospital where she had
spent a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Parsons went
to Niobrara Sunday morning to
visit her brothers, Frank and
William Pavelka and her sister,
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. John
Meyer. They returned home Mon
day morning.
Mrs. Guy Parsons made a
business trip to O'Neill Friday.
She also called at the Wayne
Baker home.
Clifford Coxbill spent the week
end visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Coxbill and other rela- j
tives. He is employed in Omaha. _
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Dunn
came up from Omaha to spend
the weekend visiting at the home
of Mrs. Ethel Mohr and Mrs.
Stella Dunn.
Mr. and Mrs. Feme Davis
made a business trip to Omaha
Wednesday returning Thursday.
A group of relatives and friends
gathered at the home of Mrs.
Emma McKathnie for Sunday
dinner to help her celebrate her
87th birthday.
The Live and Learn extension
club met at the home of Mrs.
Elmer Schaaf March 21 for a one
o’clock luncheon with Mrs. Or
ville Hitchcock co-hostess. The
meeting was called to order by
the president, Mrs. William Wil
kinson. The flag salute was given
Roll call was answered by 14
members and one guest, Mrs.
Albert Havranek, by giving the
number of years they were mar
ried. Mrs. Orville Hitchcock read
.!• 1^ "VT r*c Clearer f*
dll cxi wv*u --- —- “
Ries, reading leader, read an
article. It was decided to have
a Chinese auction at the next
meeting. The song leader, Mrs.
Paul Roth, lead several songs.
The guess “What” was won by
Mrs. Gaines Rzeszotarski. The
meeting adjourned and was turn
ed over to leaders, Mrs. Hitch
cock and Mary Lewis, who gave
the lesson on floor care. Mrs
Orville Hitchcock also showed
how to make decorative hangers.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Dale Stevens,
April 18.
J. M. Club met at the home
of Mrs. Joe Seger March 21 at
7 o’clock for their regular meet
ing. They were intertained by a
trio of girls, Marlene Feather
ston. Bonnie Dobrovolny and Ca
rol Hansen under the supervision
of Miss Leona Kiimurry- Thir
teen members including the two
new members, Miss Barbara
Mlinar and Mrs. John Meurrens
were present.
Mrs Joe Bouska was pleasant
ly surprised last Tuesday eve
ning when friends dropped in
with ice cream and cake and
helped her celebrate her birth
day. The birthday cake was bak
ed and decorated by Mrs. Arthur
Humpal. The group spent a very
enjoyable evening playing pin
ochle. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Humpal, Mrs.
Carrie Keating, Barbara Mlinar,
Elizabeth Richeson, Alta Camp
bell and Opal Keating. The call
ers also presented Mrs. Bouska
with many lovely gifts and cards.
On Wednesday morning she was
again surprised when another
friend, Mrs. Alfred Straka, drop
ped by to present another birth
day cake. To climax the birth
day surprises. Mrs. Bouska’s
, name was drawn at the Auxiliary
: meeting to receive the monthly
’ birthday gift Many, many happy
’ returns, Ethel
The Hobby dub met last Wed
nesday evening with Mrs. Wil
liam Wefso as hostess. One mem
ber. Mrs. Joseph Kokes, was ab
» sent.
1 The ladies worked on their
hobby crafts and discussed ma
- terials and articles to work on
TWO BAIXET STI IIENTS from O'Neill will take prominent role* In n bullet prrfommnoe at
,ayne Suite Teacher* College Sunday. Mar. 31. Soilta Wilson (right) and Naney Kolb of llolsteln la .
re pictured rehearsing. Also featured In tin* c;isl Is Cathy Brown, O’Neill Ballet and orchestra will
flare the X p.m. concert in Klee Auditorium.
DUCHESNE ALUMNAE attending the reunion at the Froelich home were from the left, front row,
Urs. J. Robert Berigan, Mrs. Hugh Birmingham and Mrs. W illiam Froelich: Second row, Mrs. < liarles
Alexander, Mrs. James Earley, Mrs. Ray Bosn and Mrs. Joseph McCarvillr; Third row, Mrs. Robert
Devoy, Mrs. Edward Gleeson, Mrs. tireen iwid Mr.. William Artus.
at later meetings. Mrs. Edward
Bouska instructed the group in
assembling Art Foam hangers
and the group enjoyed an Apple
Bee, which will be continued at
a later date. Three of our mem
bers will attend the Recreational
Laboratory at Nysted, Nebr.,
which will be held from March
25 to 30. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Miss
Dorothy Vahle on the regular
meeting night. The group ad
journed at midnight.
William Wefso was in Lincoln
last Wednesday on business.
Miss Mary Jane Meurrens re
turned to Omaha Sunday after
noon after spending the weekend
in Atkinson with her parents, Mr. .
and Mrs. John Meurrens. Miss
Meurrens is employed by Mutual |
in Omaha. •
Mrs. William Wefso went to
Grand Island Saturday to attend
a meeting of representatives for .
the World Book Encyclopedia.
The meeting was held at the
Yancey Hotel.
Mrs. Leo Kramer, Mrs. Ed
ward Bouska and Mrs. Louis Sie
bert left Monday morning to
spend the week at the Nysted
Folk School at Nysted, Nebr. The
ladies will stay at the school
dormatories and will be enjoying
home cooked Danish meals. When
these gals return to our commun
ity they will be bringing many
Danish recipes and . . . YES, we
too will be trying them out on
our families.
nasi ween s news
The Presbyterian Men’s Coun
cil of the Atkinson Presbyterian
church entertained the Stuart,
Cleveland and O’Neill Councils at
a 6:30 p.m. dinner at the church
Monday night of this week, and
a business meeting followed at
which time the group discussed
and made plans for the Cleveland
Bible Camp which will be held
later this year.
Vern Hickok and Jim Puckett
each reported on their attendance
at the Area meeting of Men’s
Council in Wichita, Kan. recent
ly
Mrs. Ronald Watson was hos
tess on Thursday of last week to
the members of the Priscilla club.
All members were present ex
cept three. The usual order of
business was transacted. The la
dies adjourned to meet next
with Mrs. Lloyd McDowell.
Mrs. Leo Kramer gave the de
monstration on “Fruit In Your
Meals” given in Stuart which was
hold in conjunction with the
Grassland Livestock meeting
Monday.
Mrs. Violet Ashcroft was hos
tess to the members ai the Merry
Mixers Extent ion club at her
home on Monday night. Roll call
was answered with a house clean
ing hint or suggestion.
Mrs. Frank Enbody won the
“Guess What”.
New year books which were
made by Mrs. Winnie Beck were
passed out and the group gave
her a vote of THANKS, for a job
well done.
The president agreed to take
the next lesson on “Fabricks for
Curtains and Drapes.” which
will be given on March 26 at the
Lutheran church in Atkiason. Fol
lowing the business meeting Mrs.
Ashcroft presented the lesson on
Care of Floors and also showed
samples of various kinds of floor
coverings.
Lesson materials passed out
and completed, the group worked
at their crafts which was a Ma
caroni project.
The next meeting will be April
15 at the home of Mrs. Winnie
Beck.
The door prize was won by
Mrs. William Wefso.
Stuart News
By Mrs. Herb Hk*l»
Mrs. Stanley Cobb accompa
nied by her mother, Mrs. Ethel
Stracke spent Wednesday until
Saturday in Grand Island visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Clanton and
family and Doug Cobb.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Engler
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. John Engler, Os
mond.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Engler
had as their overnight guest on
Monday, Mar. 11 their son. Leo
nard Engler, Omaha. His was a
business trip.
Thursday afternoon callers of
Mr and Mrs. Fred Stracke were
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Milligan from
Gregory, S. D.
Mr. and Mrs. Wardell Alexan
der and Linda, Valentine, were
Saturday overnight guests of Mr.
and Mrs Marvin Butler and boys.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Butler and boys
were Mr. and Mrs Wardell Alex
ander and Linda, Valentine, Mr.
and Mrs. La Vem Schrader and
family, Butte. Afternoon callers
were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Harris
and family, Butte.
Mr. and Mrs Rudy Larson,
Omaha, were Monday afternoon
callers of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Cobb. The Larsons were enroute
to the Black Hills.
Sunday evening callers of Mr
and Mrs. S. E. Timmermans and
Lois were Mr. and Mrs. Alois
Schmaderer
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Miller and
children were Sunday dinner and
supper guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Holfacker and family at El
gin. _
Mrs. Elizabeth Stevens, Clear
water, spent a few days last
week with her son and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Miller.
Mrs. Dominic Tritt and baby
Jennifer, Omaha, spent the past
week with Mr. and Mrs. F. Dana
Bigelow arid George. Mrs. Tritt
will be remembered as Barbara
Bigelow.
Welcome party was held Fri
day, Mar. 15 for Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Fritz and family who
have just moved to the Bkrtz
ranch by the members of the
Sand Creek Improvement club
irul their families Eight tables
>f cards were played with Chet
\nderson and Mrs Jim llytrek
winning high, Walter Smith and
Mrs. Chet Anderson, low. launch
tvas served hy the self-invited
quests.
Sunday afternoon callers of Mr
and Mrs Charles Ankney and
Rodney were Mr. ami Mrs. S. E.
rimmermans and Iziis
The Sand Oeek Improvement
club met March 21 at the home
if Mrs. George Hitchcock with
Mrs. Dick Wadsworth as co-hos
tess. Nineteen members and two
quests Mrs. Gary Hitchcock and
Mrs. Francis Fritz answered roll
call with house cleaning hints.
Mrs. Fritz joined the club. Mrs.
Jim Engler and Mrs Carroll
Marcellas showed paintings and
told about them from the office
of Catherine Indra, county agent.
The lesson on "Care of Hard
Wood Moors” was given by Mrs.
Walter Smith and Mrs. Carroll
Marcellus. Quiz contest was giv
en by Mrs. Jim Hytrek and won
by Mrs Terry Wilson. Iamcheon
was served. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Terry Wilson.
Shut ins of the month are Mrs.
Cal Allyn sr. and Mrs. Alfred
Kazda.
Mr. and Mrs Mike Cadwallad
er entertained three tables of
pitch players Sunday evening at
their home Prize winners were
Don Cadwallader and Mrs. Bob
Cadwallader high, Bob CadwalJ
aaer ana .-in. uu;n uiuwaiinun
low, Mike Cadwallader traveler*.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Hoffman
will have the next party on April
7 at their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Butler,
Mr. and Mrs. Gerold Butler and
boys were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hoffman
and boys, Naper. The occasion
was to help Mrs Hoffman cele
brate her birthday.
Mrs. Fred Stracke entertained
at the Hi Five club on Friday
afternoon with three tables at
play. Prize winners were Mrs.
Callista Welchman, Mrs. Ann
Olberding and Mrs. Martha
Baum. Lunch was served.
Sunday dinner guest* of Mr.
and Mrs. John Friedel were Mr.
and Mrs Danny Flannigan and
family, Grand Island. Afternoon
and supper guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Friedel and family, Mr
and Mrs Larry Ha mik and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Don Moss and
family.
Mrs. Ida Steinhauser, Mr. and
Mrs. John Friedel spent Sunday
evening playing cards with Mr.
and Mrs. John Kramer.
Sunday supper guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Eigie Irish were Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Seger, Newport,
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Irish and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Cadwalla
der and Darrell, Atkinson, were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs Harry Cadwallader.
Sunday evening callus of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Cadwallader
were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Butler.
