Inman News
Hy Mrs. .1 si lira McMjUmui
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Omani
arrived Thursday from St. Hel
ens, Ore., and are visiting in the
homes of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cun
ningham and Mr. and Mrs. Hor
ace Sholes and family.
School District 111 held their
annual picnic Sunday, May 19th.
Everyone enjoyed the good eats,
and visiting. Marjorie Kelly will
teach the school again next year
On Tuesday, May 14th, the teach
er and pupils enjoyed a field trip
to Norfolk, Nebr. Mrs George
Herold and Mrs. Dale Lines al
so accompanied the group. The
trip was thoroughly enjoyed by
all.
James Kelley spent 9unday at
home. Jim is training horses at
Park Jefferson, Jefferson, S. D.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kelley, Orn
alia, spent the weekend in the
homes of Mr. and Mrs. William
E. Kelley and family. Sunday the
rrw>oti i/ttiiwl u fiukinu fnn
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reynolds
and family s|>ent Wednesday af
lernexin and evening at Stroms
burg, whe*re they were supper
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt
Newcomer and in the* evening at
tended graduation exercises at
Stromsburg where DeWitt Mich
ner, nephew of Mrs. Raynokls,
was a graduate. They returned to
Inman Wednesday evening
Mr and Mrs. Albert Reynolds
spent Saturday evening visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Je>hn Winters.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Purely,
left Friday morning for their
home at Medford, Ore., after
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Vaden
NOTICE
Inman d«*g licenses are de
linquent May 31st. Get licenses
from I. L. Watson, Village
Clerk. 3-5C
Ponton Insurance
Insurance of All Kinds
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FLORENCE PONTON, Prop.
Phone I (HIGolden Bldg.
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Kivett and with relatives in and
around Madison Mrs. Purdy anti
Mrs. Kivett are sisters.
Mr and Mrs. Dick Clark, O'
Neill, visited Mrs Clark's mo
ther, Mrs. Violet Sholes Saturday
afternoon
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Dorsey News
By Mm. Harold Onborn
Mis* Beverly Carson, Lincoln,
spent the weekend with her par
ents, the Edward Carsons. They
also called on Mrs Mary Wolfe
and Lizzie Carson in Lynch on
Saturday evening
Mr and Mrs. Clayton Bennett
and Donnie were callers at the
Gordon Barta home Thursday
evening
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Graham
and Marlyn were Norfolk busi
ness shoppers Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Graham
and family attended the school
picnic held at the Redbird school
Sunday. Mrs. Lila Hull closed an
other term of school, she plans on
being back as teacher in the fall.
Miss Rose Mashino had the
misfortune of getting hfcr arm
burned Saturday she spent over
night in the hospital.
Me A r4Li>e r.ro/.nu
called at the Osborn home Sun
day evening after returning home
from North Platte where they
had taken their daughter, Donna
and grandson, Dustin, to meet
Donna's husband, Dewey, as he
had spent seven weeks in Kan
sas City going to school.
Mrs. Howard Graham and
Marlyn attended the school picnic
at Dist 1 on Friday which clos
ed the school for another year.
Pvt. Rodrick Hughes, Granite,
111., was home a few days the
past week arriving home in time
to attend the graduation exerci
ses in Lynch, leaving for duty
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ruzicka and
Pvt. Rodrick Hughes were vis
itors at the Harold Osborn home
Friday.
Pvt. Rodrick Hughes also called
at the Gordon Barta home Fri
day afternoon.
Mrs. Howard Slack attended
Connie Bowlby’s wedding Thurs
day evening which was held at
the Methodist church.
John Derickson called at the
Lloyd Brady home Saturday and
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was a dinner guest there.
Mr*. Willi* Butterfield aocotn
panted Mrs. R. L. Hughe* to Nor
folk Sunday, they caJed at the
Olson home and Holland Hughe*
while at Norfolk.
Stuart News
tty Mm. Herb tilukia
Toney Hoffman, Mike Ramm,
Kandy Jardee, Mike Kaup, Roger
Sctioiz, Dwame Silvers, Guy Muel
ler, John Cobb, Jeroid Liable, j
Kenny Hamik, Janice Kollman, j
Sharon Campbell, Rita Olberding,
Donna Goebel, Shirley Schaaf,
Rose Ann Kramer, Linda Engler,
and Brenda Kaup received their
eighth grade diplomas Sunday
morning from high mass at the
St. Boniface Catholic church. Fa
ther Vince Delazy of Holy Cross
gave a talk to the eighth grad
ers, men's choir sang high mass.
I he boys wore dark trousers and
ties with white shirts, girls, pas
tel dresses and white hats.
A miscellaneous shower was
held at the St. Boniface church
basement Sunday afternoon with
Joyce Scholz, Omaha as the hon
ored gjest with 30 ladies present.
Rainbow with a pot ot gold But
tercups as the theme. Patty Van
Cleave sang "Over the Rainbow”
accompanied at the piano by Di
ane Olberding.
Games and queen for a day
were played. Joyce received ma
ny lovely gifts and she invited
all the guests to her wedding on
June 22. A lemon dessert was
served by the hostess
es. Mrs. George Minning, Mrs.
Ervin VanCleave, Mrs. Agnes
Jardee, Mrs. Roy Krysl, Mrs. Joe
Wallinger, Mis. Charles Schaaf.
Mrs. S. E. Timmermans and
Mrs. Chet Anderson accompanied
Mrs. Forrest Iverson and 3 pu
pils on a school picnic Friday to
Niobrara State Park, took the
fairy to Yankton and Gavins
Point Dam.
The 9and Creek Improvement
club met at the home of Mrs.
Carroll Marcellus on May 16 with
Mrs. Vince Olson as co-hostess.
The lesson on meat deminstration
was given by Mrs. Alois Schmad
erer and Mrs. Jim Hytrek. The
next meeting will be at the home
of Mrs. Walter (Skip) Smith on
June 20. The shut-in of the month
was Nancy Horton, former resi
dents of the community, who has
multi pual sclerosis in a Hastings
hospital. Cards were sent to Dan
ny Olson, son of Vince Olson at
Lynch who was injured in a trac
tor accident.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Obermire
received word last week that
their grandson, Greg Scott, son of
Mr. and Mrs. James Scott, Lin
coln, received a broken leg. He
will be in traction for three
weeks at St. Elizabeth hospital
and then have to be in a cast
for six to eight weeks.
Mrs. Elsie Sweet and Mrs. Car
ol Finch spent Sunday visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Montgom
ery, Sparks.
Mrs. Carol Finch returned
home Friday after having com
pleted her school term near Gor
don.
Saturday afternoon callers of
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Farr were
Mrs. John Hasch and Mrs Bert
Bogue, Newport.
A large crowd attended the kin
dergarten graduation at the
Lunch room of the Public school
Friday evening where seventeen
boys and girls received their
diplomas. The teacher was Mrs.
Ruth Krotter.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs Earl Cadwallader were
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cadwallader
and farnuy
Alfred Whitley. Naper, spent
last week visiting hu daughter,
Mr and Mrs Vernon McClurg
A Wednesday visitor of Mrs
Frank Steinhauser was Mrs. John
Hunke, Lexington, Nebr
Mr and Mrs. C. D Farr drove
to Grand Island Fr.day to bring
Mr. and Mrs Ward Dyer h -me
after five weeks Mr Dyer was
in the hospital.
Mr. and Mr*. C. I>. Farr called
Sunday aiternuon on Mr and
Mr* Raymond Olson ami family
at Newport.
Randy Jardee had the misfor
tune of receiving a cracked wrist
F-iday evening while at a skat
ing party. Mrs Jack McGrew al
so ! tceived a cracked wrist when
a horse jumped out from under
her on Saturday
Mr and Mrs Vermin McClurg
entertained four tables of pitch
players Sunday evening at their
home Prize winners were Jim
Hoffman and Katie Papke, high,
Haruid Butler and Alberts Hoff
man, low, Mr* Harry Cad walla
der, travelers.
Laurcne Kaup was honored at
a bridal shower Friday evening
May 17. by hostesses, Mrs
George Walhnger, Mr* Alton
Hoffman. Mrs Francis Steinhau
ser, Mr*. Wilfred Seger, Mrs Ed
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man
Mix* Kaup was truWMil and
orated at a blue-cowered thrum
A rolling pin autographed by the
guest* served a* her scepter
Tin- gift table was decorated
with a bride (toll and a wishing
well. The bride's color* of blue
ami while predominated Each
*ue l (t opped a penny to the
wtalitn* writ * lh a up for thr
brute Lauren* «m s Minted at
lit* g ft table by her aiat*r, Mum
Margie Kaup. and a daumab.
Midi Darien* Huffman.
Lu are net Go'mother, It a Kit
Sehnc.iler, p tired at the releah
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