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Superintendant Allen Gross an
nounced Hie foll'wlng names ap
peared on the tionor roll for
this six week. They are:
Seniors with distinction — Car
oline Max. Honor roll — Connie
Nissen, Peggy Crumly and Lynn
Boelter.
Honorable mention — Karen
Harris and Juanita Hagland.
Juniors — Becky Beelaert.
Honorable mention Larry
Walker.
Sophomores with distinction —
LuAnnc Nissen, Linda Thompson
and Roberta Asher.
Honor roll — Jean Finley, Car
olyn Hallman and John Crumly.
Honorable mention — Andrea
Wettlaufer and Sharon Ell sherry
Freshmen with distinction —
lean Nissen, Dale Miller and
Marilyn Max. Honor roll — Con
nie Sorensen.
Honorable mention — Connie
Anson and Virginia Sojka.
Those appearing on the se
mester honor roll were:
Seniors Caroline Max, Connie
Nissen, Peggy Crumly.
Honorable mention — Karen
Harris, Lynne Boelter and Bon
nie Heiss.
Juniors — Becky Beelaert.
Honorable mention — Larry
Walker.
Sophomores — LuAnn Nissen,
Linda Thompson, Roberta Asher,
Jean Finley, Carolyn Hallman,
Donna Smith and John Crumly.
Honorable mention — Andrea
Wettlaufer and Sharon Ellsberry.
Freshmen — Dale Miller. Jean
Kl icCnn M ariltrn M u v •> n. I »1..
Sorenson.
Honorable mention — Valjean
Parks and Virginia Sojka.
IIOA Clu*v
A special meeting of the HO A
was held at the John Rteinberg
home with honorary members
being guests they were Mrs. Su
sie Haynes and Mrs. Jessie
Crunk. There was a Mother’s
Day exchange. The regular meet
ing of the club met last Tuesday
with Mrs. Harry Van Horn. Mrs
Robert Van Horn was a guest.
The ladies did their own fancy
work. Mrs. William Wattermann
will be the next hostess.
RNA Kensington
Ten members were present
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Hester Edmisten, when
Kensington met with her. Mrs.
Alta Finch will be the next hos
tess.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Gross and
Arden spent a few days in Grand
Island visiting her parents.
Mrs. Soren Sorensen sr. return
ed home last Wednesday fnjm
Omaha after spending a few days
tjio or nye ciud mei weunesuay
with Mrs. Calvin Harvey, Mrs.
Harold Kelly as a guest. Bridge
was played with Mrs. C. E. Walk
er winning high.
NOK club met Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Milo Landreth.
The members spent the after
noon socially.
Mrs. Dan Troshynski accom
panied Mrs. Harold Givens, Stu
art, and Carolyn Given, Emmet,
to Chadron, Friday and then on
to Alliance where they were ov
ernight guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Powell. They returned
home Saturday.
Connie Nissen and Rita Larson
entertained at a cook-out Satur
day night at the Nissen home.
Their guests were Diane Kem
per, Bonnie Heiss, Peggy Crum
ly, Caroline Max, Juanita Rag
land, Roberta Asher, Karen Har
ris, LuAnn Nissen, Gene Harvey,
Dick Linder, Mr. and Mrs. Dar
rell Heiss and Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Ring, all of Page, Stan Jacobson,
Kevin Waring and Richard Bruce,
all of Orchard and Melvin San
ders, O’Neill. Mrs. William Sor
ensen assisted Mrs. Nissen with
the preparing and serving.
Four senior MYF members, ac
companied the Rev. Robert Lin
der, Monday to Camp Fontenelle
where they will spend a weeks
stay there. They were Roberta
Asher, John Crumly, Marilyn
Max and Dick Linder. They are
being sponsored by the King’s
Daughters, WSCS and The Tri
F's. •
Mrs. Dick Woods, Stevie and
Christie and Mrs. Barbara Bech
tolt and Michael, all of Lincoln
visiting ner son ana iamny, mt.
and Mrs. Robert Sorensen and
also assisting Mrs. Sorensen with
the new baby.
Page Public school held their
year-end picnic in the auditorium
of the schoolhouse Thursday.
Ice cream, coffee and kool-aid
was furnished by the school
board.
Friday morning report cards
were given out.
Last Tuesday night lunch guests
of the Rev. and Mrs. Robert
Linder were Mr. and Mrs, Otto
Evans, Burwyn, Mrs. C. C. Stock
well, Mrs. William Kennedy,
Nikki and Patty, all of Grand
Island, Miss Hazel Burkland, Lin
coln, Carl Lucas and Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Asher.
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spent the weekend here visiting
Mrs. Mae Copes. Saturday night
supper guests included the above
and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lama
son.
Mrs. John Steinberg and her
mother, Mrs. Elsie Cork attended
graduation exercises, Thursday,
of Mary Catherine Cork, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cork,
Spencer.
WSCS Meets
The regular meeting of the
WSCS was held Thursday after
noon in the Wesleyan room of
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HOLT COUNTY RURAL EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATES
Sandra Alder, Tom Barlow, Larry Baumeister, Roger
Berat, LincLi Bonenberger, Roger Bonenberger, Thomas
Brauer, Linda Chaffin, Kathy Clark, David Cole, Ronald
Crumly, Marlin Damero, Mary Linda Drobny, Jerry Du
satko, Bonnelle Emesti, Tim Fink, Dennis Finley, Roy
Fox, Kenneth Fundus. Jodine Funk, Rose Ann Funk.
me Methodist church. Mrs. Eva
Williams, Salem, Ore., was a
guest. Mrs. Edgar Stauffer had
the devotion and lesson entitled
“What Do You Have in your
Hand” Mrs. Elmer Trowbridge
was the pianist. Mrs. Trowbridge
presided at the meeting in the
absence of Mrs. Jessie Kelly.
Life membership pins were pre
sented to Mrs. Dale Stauffer.
King's Daughter and Mrs. Harold
Heiss, WSCS.
An officer’s training meeting
will be held at Page in the near
fjture.
It was voted to buy four cara
fes to be left at the church. No
meeting will be held until June
6. As Bible school will be in
progress at that time WSCS will
be held at the home of Mrs. Ray
mond Heiss.
It was agreed to pay something
to defray expenses to those at
tending Junior and Senior MYF
camp.
Get Well cards were signed and
sent to Laurie Trowbridge and
Mrs. Arnold Stewart. A sympa
thy card was signed for Mrs.
Mae Copes.
Hostesses were Mrs. C. E.
Walker and Mrs. John Steinberg.
Neighborhood Club
Mrs. George Wettlaufer enter
tained members and guests, Mrs.
Lillie Wettlaufer, Mrs. Leona
Finch, Karen Harris, Connie
Summers, when the Neighbor
hood club met with her Wednes
day. Cards were played with Mrs
Lillie Wettlaufer, high, Mrs. Lou
ise Heese, low and Helen Harris,
special prize.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Asher,
Mrs. Frieda Asher and Debbi
Asher, all of Page, were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
C H. Switzer, O'Neill. Other
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Asher, Chuck and Vonda and
Mr. and Mrs Harry Appleby, In
man.
Unit 6 of N. H. C. A. met at
Dorotha Mudloff’s Beauty shop
Sunday beginning with a 1:30 pic
nic dinner.
The business meeting was con
ducted by Betty Swanson, Bas
sett. There were 21 members and
four guests present.
Miss Thelda Holland, Chicago,
a representative from Helene
Curtis, presented a color clinic.
Towns represented were Ains
worth, Bassett, Stuart, Atkinson,
O’Neill, Ewing and Page.
Mr. and Mrs B. H. Stevens and
Mr. and Mrs. William Howell re
turned home Saturday after a
three week trip in which the Ste
vens visited Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Stevens and Mr. and Mrs. David
Johnson and their families at Sa
lmon Wells, Ariz. The Howells
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Laretta Gibson. Toney Gill, Jim Gokie, Cheryl Gotschall,
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Ronald Haselhorst, Arlin Hendricks, Larry Heying, Rod
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Enid Johnson, Gary Kaplan. Lois Kaup, Marlene Kemper,
Patricia Kilmurry, Sharon Kliment, Dennis Kramer, Den
were met Dy relatives trom Los
Angeles at Tucson and spent
several days there and also did
some sightseeing.
Mr and Mrs. Bob Nissen and
family spent a couple of days
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Con
nery, Chad run.
Seventy five persons were pre
sent Sunday evening to hear Lor-1
rame Ernst tell and show slides !
of her experiences in Northern
Congo.
Becky Beelaert, Connie Soren-1
sen and Peggy Sue Kelly had the
devotions. Mrs. Robert VanHorn,
the mediation and the Junior
choir, charge of Mrs. Harold Kel
ly sang. A fellowship hour follow-;
ed.
To kick off the selling of pop-1
pies, Saturday, Mrs. Soren Sor-1
enser sr., chairman, entertain-!
ed the following young ladies at i
dinner. The;* were Brenda Mud
loff, Jeanie and Nancy Nissen,
Laurie and Roberta Scheinost,
Carol Thompson, Carolyn Hall
man and Andrea Wettlaufer,
Grant Miller, seven year old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Gailen Miller,
had the distinction of buying the
first poppy.
Mr. and Mrs Edd Stewart and ’
Mick and Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Mudloff were Monday evening
visitors in the Ben Asher home.
Debbi Asher was a Monday ov
ernight guest in the Stewart
home.
Mrs. J. W. Finch and her mo
ther, Mrs. Ethel Waring returned
home Sunday after visiting rela
tives and attending the gradua
tion exercises of Gary Waring,
Tecumseh. They were overnight
guests of Mr. and Mrs Charles
Ettlemer and also visited Dale
W.aring in Fairbury.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Trowbridge were
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stevens, Mr.
and Mrs. Davis Williams, Salem,
Ore., Anna Smith and Em Trow
bridge, Inman and Jessie Cronk.
The members of the MYF are
planning on having an ice cream
social, Saturday night, May 8 on
the pavement near the bandstand.
This is to help with the expen
ses to pay for their trip to the
Black Hills.
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ms Krugman, Dwayne Krugman, Verdcll Kubart, Terry
Langan, Linda Lewis, James McCart, Sharon Mitchell
Harold Morgan, Kd Muff. James Newton, Roger Ohst.
Cheri Ohde, Jacquie, Parks, Judy Peters, Arlo Pinkerman
Marilyn Risor, Vernon Roberts, Jerry Rosenkrans. Terry
Sanderson Anita Schaaf. Bernard Schaaf, Gloria Schind
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Schwindt, Carolyn Scdlvy, 1 kinne Shaw, Margery shell*
hast*. J'aud Sldak, Jeanne Ski ilia, Vcldon Spangler, Claud
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Taylor, Susan Taylor, Ranald Thompson, Raydi-ne Tlm
merman. Gerald VanEvery, Virginia VanEvery, f!arl
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Wayne Wiseman, IVilores Zakrzewiki, and Murcia /.iaka
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