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' m w www THE PLATTSNIOUTH. NEBRASKA. SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL 1'ACiE KICiHT Section B Thursday, Dec. 25, 1(J58 ELMOOD NEWS Ruth Monning Phone 5-2167 Calendar: Christian Ladi e s Council, Dec. 26. Town Ke n-siimton,- Jan. 2. Il.e Bluebird club met with Mrs. Kay 1'arseu uee. 16. Lena Rave Christmas Ideas. Mrs. Mc Donald was assistant hostess. Mary Ann Bogenrief was sec retary and Sandra Mutchler treasurer for December Brown- Kit ke conducted a Christmas j ie meetings. All the girls made story using candles. The lesson I holiday corsages for their moth on "Laws" was given by Mrs. ' ers. Kvrland. Mrs. V. Bornemeier ' Attending the wedding of 1 A ...to our many friends! Kent Oil Co. & Cafe Ray Gr Adella Story A Sincere Wish for a Merry Christmas and, Thank You to Our Customers I Cuiligan Soft Water Service Ray & lola W A Our prayer is or your happiness this Season! Frudy's h'-v J $- ., -- -- JT f UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED to mix perfectly and uniformly vhen operated in accordance with instructions First positive on the-farm feeder mixer wagon Fast, easy, simple operation mixes 80 bushels of feed with just one trip from storage bin to feed bin or feeder Mixes, feeds small grains, shelled corn, ground feed, supplements Rear-mounted auger discharges in any direction; unloads up to 20 bushels per minute Large 85 bushel capacity box of 16 gauge galvanized steol with channel steel frame; augers precision made PTO operated with any tractor See the FEED-O-MIXER at STANDER IMPLEMENT CO. FLATTSMOUTH, NEBR. their nephew Roper Walker to i Miss Joan Loseke. both of Col umbus, Dec. 20 were Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mills and Mrs. Ruth Monnir.g. Also Dave and Judy Mills and Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Mills attended. Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Emily Hall were Mrs. Bertha Fitch and Ahlene, Mrs. Cecil Stilgebouer and An na McFall. Mrs. Fred Wilhelm of San Francisco and her aunt, Sadie Trumble of Eagle, visited aunts Bertha Fitch. Anna McFall and Emily Hall and other relatives. Mrs. Cecil Stilgebouer (Ruth Fitch) of Gettysburg, S. D., came last week for a visit with her mother, Mrs. Fitch, Ahlene and others. Her husband came Friday and they were to stay until the 28th. Arriving Saturday to spend a whole week with her mother. Mrs. Mary Williams and sister, Helen Schneider, were the Glenn Nicklas family. Their home is at Curtis where Mr. Nicklas teaches agriculture. They are planning a Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Sid Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Atchison and Mr. and Mrs. James Moore and Joan of Lincoln as guests. Those attending the Method ist church Sunday were in for a treat. The junior choir occu pied half the stage. There were more than 30 wearing white cap es with large red bows of rib bon at their necks. They sang beautifully. They were trained by Marjorie Clements and Dai sy Moore, Virginia Dennis, Dor othy West and Margaret Hall assisting. There was also a full sized adult choir, John Hall sing ing a solo and Mrs. Moore ac companying on the organ. A poinsettia plant was present ed the church in memory of Mr. and Mrs. William Brunkow by their four daughters of Lin coln, formerly of Elmwood. El eanor, husband and baby and Margaret were visitors at chu rch. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd F. LeFe ver have completed the pur chase of the Mary Miller pro perty and expect to move there the middle of January. Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Pratt are moving into Mrs. Kuehn's house while Mrs. Kuehn and Alice will spend about two months in Cal ifornia, having left for there Saturday nisht. The Pratts' new home Is about ready for plas erlng. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Souchec observed their 25th wedding an niversary Sunday by having op en house for relatives and close friends. About 40 or 50 guests came from Talmage, Bradshaw, Lincoln, Hampton, Murdock, Greenwood and the Elmwood teachers. Mrs. Kyles of Lincoln poured. Mrs. Madeline Schmidt of Lincoln who stood up at their wedding was present. Mr. Sou chec is superintendent of Elm wood schools and Mrs. Souchec teachers in the grades. Mr. JSouchec has announced that school begins Dec. 29 and then will close for New Year's Day, one day only. E. J. Stovall of Lincoln called on his mother, Mrs. Laura Sto vall Friday. He works for Stev enson's Supply, Lincoln. Mrs. Elda Lenz entertained at a dinner Monday in honor of her granddaughter, Velda Lenz, on the latter's 10th birthday. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Lou is Kowsky and Jackie and the Orville Lenz family. Callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Oehlerking to visit his mother, Bertha Oehler king, who is a shutin, were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rosenow, Mrs. F. W. Lorenz and Mrs. Gussie Joc kens. Mrs. Joe Kunz and brother Henry Bornemeier went to York ville and Oswego. 111., to see their brothers and sisters and the Jerrv Bornemeiers. They brought Mrs. Jerry Bornemeier and two bovs, Micky and Danny back with them for a visit here. Word has been received that a former pastor of the EUB church who has lived in Crete and served an Episcopal church there was ordained as a priest Dec. 16. He is Rev. Theodore H. Kampman. The children's program at the Christian church was Sunday evening. A rest room has been added at the Christian church and oth er remodeling done. A shower was held for newly weds Mr. and Mrs. Ross Fair field at the Callahan Community LOUISVILLE Mr. Ralph Wildrick Phone 2511 Obituary of Lydia Squires Mood good Mrs. Lydia Squires Bloodgood was born September 7, 1890 at Weeping Water, Nebr., and pas sed away in the Portland Heart Hospital at Portland, Ore., Nov. 27, 1958 at the age of 68 years, 2 months and 20 days. She was 1 married to Howard Bloodgood j May 4, 1909. To this union were, born four boys and two girls, the girls dying in infancy. The family moved to Louis-; ville in 1925 and made their , home here until 1951 when they moved to Portland, Ore., to make their home. Mr. Bloodgood pas sed away a few years ago. j Mrs. Bloodgood was a member of the Louisville Rebekah and Royal Neighbor lodges and a . short time ago received the 50 year pin of the Royal Neighbors. , Surviving her are her four sons, Harold of Portland, Ore.; ! Jack of Oakland, Calif.; MSgt. Dewain of Ft. Lewis, Wash.; and Bob of Portland, Ore.; three, sisters, Mrs. Joe Woolhiser of Louisville; Mrs. Myrtle Wilson of Lincoln; and Mrs. Irma Sylves ter of Gardena, Calif.; and two brothers, Ben Squires of Mc Cook, Nebr.; and Dewey Squires of Coolidge, Ariz. Three brothers and three sisters preceded her in death. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Bran denburg and family have moved from their home on Sand Hill to a farm east of Springfield which they recently purchased. Mrs. John Hutchinson had the misfortune to fall at her home last Saturday and break her arm. She was taken to an Oma- i ha hospital where she was given treatment and released. She is staying for a few days at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Earl Baker in Omaha. Mrs. Funke and her pupils visited one day last week with Harry Wirth at the home of church Dec. 17. They were mar ried Nov. 29 at the Wesleyan Methodist church in Lincoln and have an apartment in HavelocK, Clarence Rueter had the mis fortune last Saturday to have a blowout with his pickup which overturned. He was thrown out, getting badly bruised but no bon es were broken. He will have to take it easy several days.,. , Arriving at the Clark Gonzal es home to spend Christmas was their son Merle McWil liams and family, Climax, Colo. Before Christmas they expect the Charles Gonzales families to come. Dr. Betty Clements is here from Phoenix, Arix., to spend Christmas holidays with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Clem ents and other relatives. She ex pects to fly back Jan. 4. Mrs. Clista Holmes of Doug las, Wyo., is a visitor at Alma Clements' home. ':FlF Sports Hall J T T 1 7 t t May Your Christmas Be Bright As Holly Berries! V. Roger's Laundry And CLEANERS Alice Pankonin. Harry enjoy ed the children's visit very much. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jensen and i Raymond of Lincoln visited Sun day with Mrs. J. B. Larsen and other relatives in Louisville. Raymond has just recently re ceived his discharge from ser vice and is attending college in Lincoln. Linda and Jerry Woolhiser of Omaha spent the weekend with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ward took her grandchildren to Ashland Sat urday afternoon to the Oily Way Roller Rink where they are learning to skate. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Grell were Sunday evening caners al the Joe Woolhiser home. Among those attending the Grade School Operetta Wednes day evening were Mrs. Lyle Beck and daughters, Mrs. Ed Grell and Larry and Mrs. Amos Beck and Elaine of South Bond. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Switzer and Mrs. Kenneth Luellen and Nada Jean of South Bend were ."hopping in Nebraska City Mon day. Little Mike luellen stayed with Mrs. diaries Pearson. Sheriff Tom Solomon 5v. jut" "m "JU'" 11 This Bright Wish We Send To You . . . MAY YOUR CHRISTMAS BE GLOWING AND MERRYI OFE OIL CO. r v I 1 As wc arc moving to Kansas, I will sell the following property at auction on farm located 2 Miles South and ZV2 Miles East of Elmwood, Nebr., or I6V2 Miles West of Union, Nebr., on Highway 34, on: Tycs. TIME: 10:30 A. M. Lunch Served by First Lutheran Brotherhood Of Livestock 3 Extra Good Holstein Cows, will be fresh 5 weeks by sale 3 Holsrein Steers, 12 months old 1 HolsteTn Cow, will be fresh 8 weeks by sale time 1 Blue Roan Heifer' 12 months old 1 Cuernsey Cow, will be fresh 7 weeks by sale time g Holstein Bucket Calves 1 Saddle Horse 1 Holstein Bull, 13 months old (All TB and Bangs tested) 30 HEAD Hampshire Shoats, Vac. for Cholera and 175 Ames In-Cross Hens, in good production Erysipelas DC Cletrac with 9' Angle Dozer I 1949 Chwl,lRaTk,lPLCodUconditi0n DC Cletrac Crawler with 10' Snow Blade Farney Welder, Vifh 6 Volt Battery Charger, brazing torch, and ering tap. sold- tllSJSiiii:! S 1951 Oliver HC77, Live PTO, Hydra-Electric, and single front wheel 3 Point Hook-Up for Oliver 77 2 Sets Wheel Weights Oliver Mounted Cultivator Oliver Cultivator Rear Sweeps Oliver 16 Hole Grain and Fertilizer drill with seeding attachment Oliver No. 8 Wire-Tie Baler MM 6' Combine with motor Oliver 8' Tcnden Disc New Idea No. 12 A Manure Spreader, on Rubber Kewanncc 3 Section Harrow with evener Gehl Chopper with corn head and sickle attachment Anhydrous Ammonia Applicator - 3 Point hitch JD 2 Bottom 16" Plow International Whirlwind Terracer JD Monitor David Bradley Side Delivery Rake - 4 bar 1955 New Idea Wide Elevator, 40 Ft. JD 36' Galvanized Elevator ID Derrick Ford Mounted Dempster Lister Rotary Moldboards Ford Mounted 2 Bottom Plow 14' Ford Highway Mounted Mower Ford Danheuscr Post Hole Digger Ford 6' Angle Blade Ford Scoop International Hammer Mill No. 10C 4 Rubber Tired Running Cea s 2 Flare Wagon Boxes 3 Flat Beds, 7x10', two with side used as silage wagons 1 Steel Wheel Running Gear with 50 Bu. Box Louden Hay Grab Fork International "Weed Chopper" Electric Fencer, New Electric Fencer, Battery Type 8 Feed Bunks 8' Clvanized Steel Stock Tank Self Feeder, 50 Bu. Fig Creep Feeder Hog Troughs Farm Master Electric Separator Four-Bulb Heat Lamp 300 Gal. Cas Barrel and Stand 110 Gal. Cas Barrel, New Other items too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH, DAY OF SALE Owner AUCTIONEERS: Rex Young Cr Ed Morris CLERK: Farmers State Bank, Avoca, Nebr. A i A A A i4 A A A A i A A A A A A A A A A .A. .A A A tL f rft..J.itk ..L,A A