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Su"Yf.'unae. a-» -~---~~-~-~ R u r a l C o r f é s p c n d m t s F r o m a l l Q u a r t e r s o f C o u n t y \,,w~'-;Offidal Paper For City of Blair
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Auxllinry tu the Veunnn of
Foreign Wa n i n cordunction
with The Enterprise.Subject
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National Lu th er league
To B ri n g Hundreds
Here For Meet
PLAN BANQUET,SPEAKING PROGRAM
The Nstional Luther Lenlue'|trlannhl convnntlon will bc bald
Febnurydhzaontlaebanaam-mu.nuuhorltlea mnounad thiswalr.rm.convmtlon nrwram ln-dndng u lbs ruin spealrsr Bn.hmdex-lek Schlots of Chlcagn axe-cntlve locntiry d thu Imtiwnn
Student Auodldon of Amsflcn.Othsr npaklm will be Rev.Georg:Rabsrtzon, Arthur Tlng-lay, Rev. ho Andemn. Dr. J. P.Nlolnen,Rn.Cluunce Janna,Rev. H. G. Jorgensen, Dr. N. U.Carlsen, Rev. N. B. Hlnun.Abunquat in scheduled tvr thcevmnlngofFebr\mry8.ntwhk||
Blair Woman
Dies Suddenly
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d n l t o r v l ~ :-not until well :Ref mldnlglx: was
cvgrything ajrdghtunod out.
.Duri ng o ut the mpailtlmdnn
nm truubla mm in bunglan, the
t.ie~up involved A truck which vu
:tuck on the tr#-YI qnd s Inight
m m w m a f u m p a d m n m
Aoenndlng to BQ" Rach, cpu-sb
or of the elevltor, A uaml-trailertruck mme in his Thursdly shu-
ing for a load of com.Being wolarge w go through Ula regular
érlveway, the opcnwr mcked a-
mund on the svurilzh tank dda of
UU mdm to flll hh mac k fro m
:hu nllroud u r spout.After
loading some 20,000 pounds of
com, iv, wu dhoovend that the
truck lud nsttled dawn betweenthe rillnwd tie mdunxld nat be
budged.A wncker truck wu alle d to
assist ln moving the big vnhicle.
pull.Still nn ale.Abfmi dnt
um | frei ght mln uma in trv m
the north md prebtmfi hr switch
ln the railroad yards.The idea
of using the train ln pull the truck
up the nwltach truk war thougm
o l-a nd :mont that time hxtlnpr
duvm in the ynrdithe Irglght m~gina and x lull domen can slip-
Wi ut! the tnek-.ln nnather hour a ncond freight
tn l n pulled ham the yudx and
was unable ta get thmugh be-cause both the ml-ln t u c k md
the switch tn d m were gllrady
filled with tnlnn and Lhp srwk.
Evmtmlly the kiln get buck on
the tuck, x huge power-winch
vrecker wal alld hum Fremon
m remove tha truck and the neigh
box-hood was nllowd a oomsvhl
delayed nighh sleep.
Blair Airport
Receives Lieense
For C. A.A.
Business Suspended Fri-
day, Saturday After-
noons In Courtesy
SERVICES LARGEST
EVER CONDUCTED
All muineu was nmpended in
Axiingwn, both Friday and Satur-
daq nnernoons, while nmenl an
vice!wen held !ur two ot the
community: pmmlnnnt. adam!-
Joe Blnckbum and Evil F. Krugerwho met death in nn mtv acddwi
Int Mo na y .serviea were the
hrgai ev er c ondudd mm dtlm
churnh.On I\'id.|y, rites were heh! for
Joaph (L Bhckbum nt the Con»
gnegltiandch1xrdl,v£¢nthaBev
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Pictured ahve is the McCar-
thy school, 2 miles south of
Blair,which is now ready forthainterim-Hdnhing.Bd lt
by WPA llbvr under the drac-mm of Chri s Straw. of Bltlr,
the work h u d t hem done
since winim- wather met in.'Hun wi ll be 2 xwml, 1 full
buamznt., whim as nw.-,hed w
Family Flees Blaze ln1Early
., _ _ ~~»f~|>~.. .;@<1sf»un ~.\1 ;;;§,Qr, Ei.;~ v
~~I "»._ h f b u _`` 3 , , . , . .x ..m ~nv ~
. 1 ..f Dr c »T } =" '~~ 4 ~ §" -1 "~
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br-ary; and ample cThe building win haticbank,in winpl
caliy ¢q\|5pp¢d and i
ly fireproof.
The building will
lirgtr structure wh!
stroyed by fine lastnterprua Nnoephuto
wmvlmx aIch was de-
i é u r t t
\~ p a k , o r ~dermmd on the plant at gpg _qmgg nmm mm-
uid Mr. Morris, "vu AW 11. w.
in 1940, coming un ber 20
and 21. , This in gqulvnlant 689.8
huns power.1989'l pak an
December 19, 1939, was I K. W.,
or 616.4 H. P.y1Capacity of the old D331 en-
ixine at the light punt sul)
A80 K. w.The new Dlesd hu |
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Pictured ahve is the McCar-
thy school, 2 miles south of
Blair,which is now ready forthainterim-Hdnhing.Bd lt
by WPA llbvr under the drac-mm of Chri s Straw. of Bltlr,
the work h u d t hem done
since winim- wather met in.'Hun wi ll be 2 xwml, 1 full
buamznt., whim as nw.-,hed w
Family Flees Blaze ln1Early
..r:» .JflT 1 " f
*=?¢'.9 ._`-l**\¢*r ~~
~J:~=-¢-&~E-";1 ~~.'ir °6.7. . "; """".1
br-ary; and ample cThe building win haticbank,in winpl
caliy ¢q\|5pp¢d and i
ly fireproof.
The building will
lirgtr structure wh!
stroyed by fine lastnterprua Nnoephuto
u u u n a F o r 1 9 4 1 ~~
oH e a r A n m w l R e p o r t O f Q # - a n z z 5 § f < i : v= ° 3 P : : x = f 3 = : _ \ '
H. C. Vm Valxuxmlrvl uw .,,midd by Rav . Dav id ggmpm
Sala/ish were Gitfurd Dixnn o1
Blair, who nng "Good Night meGood Momlng" and "Beautiful Ish
ol Somewhete"; and Jack Cady or Officers.Approve Im `J.'§..»°'..».»J'\»Z.¢'£I="f.i§ 22:Bonds ldbns.Gam;§`"`I=°""'1°\=e"'<Ei1H1~= cn'front ' '"'="P'°"=' u.l. "W '.....o_n.¢;|.,.\ man. flnf11 ufferlnllk - .n 11r-1£ 8 lln| n:nn_{`1|-n1\r\f|g(EhoOl ~Th folgwjng ~F i g u r e s , ~in by Hr. Mo r
tal K. vgf, hour:
h month Inf 1940
|00 nm dinr 1
dnl MRS. WC JOHNSONNOW AT SPRINGSwa n num m-. ..-...,___Pallbenrens were lnwrence
Edrunkamp,Raymond Ludwig,
Vanon Marshall,Hema Idilleh
Leonard Nelson, Dr. L ll. Peter-
l m .Harry Orterman, and Erwin
Scheer.Members of the volunteer fire
dspartrnent.attended in a body.
interment was in Arlingtvl ame-
nary.Services for Ewi F. Kruger wereemdustedSaturdaynfwnodn at
st. Paud's Lutheran chureli by the
ru. G. w. Wdtar.Floral offer-_
la§s eorupletely filled the matrnm,
md a number of bouquet! were
d m ln-ought by relatives and
friends.me ehulr, under um asmuon 01
Prof.o m s e m mm b u s .w e"Beautiful Savdom" and "Rock olAges". Fireman, Lezlomnkes and
mdliary members attended in a
Milt-Palltaarera. etsnainlel the
deceased.were Wllllam lfrankn,
Emil Dunklan,Ewald Drmklau,
Albert Lund, Lorena Dunklau, and
.Arthur Iaaker.Honorary padl-
burers were Legio\'mal!H Waiter
Wehmeyer,Dr. L.M.pgnnan,
Homer Miller, Carl lattmnn, Mu-
tin Stork and Harold Weber.
"raps" wn sounded by Leo Web-
er.Interment followed in St,
Pnud's Lutheran cemetery.
0. E. S. Honors
Mrs. H. H. Brown
At Reception
Reception Held Sunday
By Oficera Of
o . E . s .
A lor-mal reception honoring'
l|:a.H.H.Brownwaahelda:tthe
load lhaouie Te§\P\¢»Sunday
aft-¢rDD°\\»with o d b d l ut tl i s
lrKln}e'y Cha plm*,O.E.S.,a a
hademea llr-|.Bros rn.v lhulnam e m m i n m m m m x a h -117 Chapter,including that of
Worthy Matron, we: slotttod Hro-h d ! t b e G n ! 1 d C l l l » | i ¢ § ¢ N ° 'b n s k a w h u i i t mn i n eolnlaat
spzinz,andSunday'sevmt'wasafemur-.¢»guu<m~°1¢hs»»n°l==
The lu l l w a l decorated with
pottedfernnandtberelrediment
M r s . r t o s e v v u i u m e o w . ; -
er Passes Tuesday.
Sudden Death
The eommtmlty was shocked'1'ueada¥.w\\enthemdde11deat.h
of Mrs.Rose Wolf!Me&nger
vrule amed.Sbehulbee n,ap~
panntly h good heeltb,bur n
svddenheart attaekbrenghtthe
endqdrkly a t 1 1:1 $a.m.De e e ue d wa zbo r nln c ma ha ,
October 14,18'19.m d w u d m
p¢stdxty»eu.yeenofs.ge-Shew u d i e d e o c h t e g d t h e l a t r v i b
tm-Wolf!,Sf.,~and was well
Iggy-=andhlghly M v w h d in
r.Herlrosbm¢LG¢°1¥\lletain¢¢r,
di edse v eralye a re agea mlternnnmbero f y e a n l h ma d e herhmn e w i t h h e rf a t h lp f l s di n h i l
t s d l l n zy e a x n s b o v u a l l t h a h l
d m g h t s r o o a u h e h h e r a n m
s h . \ m ° s a s *ri." Q
Kirby Cook o l Omaha and one
sister,Hrs. C. J. Beekmann of
Blair and six bxvtlien, Victor, Jr.,
Ed, Cad and Funk of Blair annArthurandlouisofo m m .
Then all grieve deeply the deatn
of me so dear.,Funeral services were held this(Thursday) morning at the Catn-oli c amen in Blair with Fathes
Thos. away offldatilng and in-
w m m t i n elm-ge o l Chris K.Bmdvrf.mortidan, vru :Asda ln
he Bldr cemetery.
OFFICIAL CENSUS
IS REVEALED
The omds l census figures of
Nebraska for 1940 were reveald
this week,with Washington emm-ty one of the several loeahties
shwinx a marked deaeaae ln pop-ulation.1980 census reports for
thia county we:-¢ 12,095 residents,
u compared with ll, 678 !or 150;
t.blliaadropof517ove.r thepaIt
decade.
Popdation statistics for INDand 1930 of Waahlngtmi CounU'|
tmvpa follow:m o xoxo
Bl ur 21,289 2,191
Arungws 589 azz
Henman 421 2 421
Kennard 315 819
ROD AND GUN CLUB
SAW PICTURES MON.
\nvu.».\._...___ _An d S ta t e L i c e n s e Al s o
Re c e i v e d Thi s W e e k
Bert Justice, Blair drport pilot,
displayed certificates ol approval
regarding the Blair port, at thi
regular meeting ot the City Coim-cil mt 'Pawlay evenlngl Justice
wld the council that the airport
license, granted by the state, wasnumber 82 in Nebraska.Blair
erm likewise given Iieense number
zu in dia aviation sdmnl uwaee
A u u m lleenns, ismed by the
United Stowe Civil Asmnautiea
Autliorityuertified tlie Blair port
u the "Blair Flying Sdool."
Justice, in his talk bdore the
councilman, suggested the leasing
of additional land and the enlarge~
ment of the adrpvlt to accommo-date army dxedipornbing plans.
He It-!!¢<i that .with the¢ » ° ~ x mm p u n s a zfl l é a me
Blair port might get eonddex-able
u s e .
TYSON-LONG ENTER-
TAIN CUSTOMERS
.A picture show put on by theTyson-Long implement Ilrm ofBlairand Hennanwu"enjoyed
last Friday altamoon hy the
clientele of that firm and judging
by the packed house thia clientele
is not small by any means.
The picwre wsa, of course. a
demonstrstioxfof thdr farm equip-
ment but it was also paekd lull
of good wholaome comedy that
pleased all those present.Thiscompany has been ki the habit ol
putting on thas entertainments
whleh furnish much valuable in-
f°rml¢i0n and the farmers appre-
ciate the courtesy ol the firm.
Capt. D. L. Cady,
Arlington, Called
To Newfoundland
Arlington M a n Is Sent
To Ne w Arm y Ba se
At St. Johns
1 Captain D. L. Only, Vetennary
able was c=n~m<1 with \,lu's\-rr..nod .sa Gm Clnh enjoyed com. Fort smnmg,Minnesota,
Mu@¢|; of fngrantred rolesandm exceptionally 'wg ml-n°|lug recelvedordersthlsweektromthe
whim ehrywlrhemmnls ull white Hvwhy m m for i n moving war depmmeuz at tvunmgwh,
nudes burned at either end 'ff ~ ulcturea which were presented at D. C., instructing him of his trans-
tahle.Abesntlful ll# cloth and the city eonncil chambers in the ferrel to the new army b u ,for The, Enun-pn
rls, show the to
generated for esc
and also for IS
most interest!
K. W. Hrs.
n f u n u -
Month!
.luxuary
February
March
Apn'l
Huy
Junea ny
Angnlt
September
o e a w
November
December
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B- KAN!GNS
Total
R. B. Hanh,
fi v e y a n i m 1
tor ot mule k
Sdiool IYIUHIM 1
his reslgiatian,ately.e is 1
Kansa, when l
ployineut ki anhis family wsu
the near future.Mn. L. c. KI
lor Mr. Hanks i
regular iamltyBoard of Eden
CARL SCI?
HOME l
Carl Schmidt
from the west i
gone n week a
funeral rim ui
Schmidt, of Lo
nia..
The deeeasu
the age ol 61 1
automobile and
of the fonner I
PEDERSE
MOI
Oscar Pads
man for the
m ' a . : ' ;
one of the nes
eemltrnptlon k
m m .
The home llandthef m ;
possession sho*
rudry.
CHURCH
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wx: held at tha Conn Home, Hon-d;y, nt which time L. D. I.¢on|cdHerman vue. elected chlirmln for Hn. Vi or Jh m ldt m|eompa
m au m
48,1100
: -,ess
41,130
36,035
35.410
42,206
'u,sss
80,605
1s4,a4s
51,815
157,585
1s§,se5
I was1 m
138.740
117,685
130,640
125.425
1a1 ,880
uo a zs
zssmo
149,700
1m,o24
188,086
140,750
149,340
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14 ;ar '. ~9 1 ..»1 4 r1l! | »U 9 1 u
wh o f o r th e p u t
n a d an inmtnw-1
th e B h d r C i ty
-week tendered
effec tive immed i-
o1r i n 'W lc hit
e ha s s ec u md nm-
n h mh n e fac tor y ;
jo i n h i m th a n I n
.'~ ~e~el~
~member by thn
. L
~DT .
~MCOAST
returned M 3 3
..when he
Her w attend thehis brother, Chlil
| Angelen, Califor-
, whose desi-h at
. the mule of an
dnnt. was prenidsat
Late Bulk of Blnlr.
MRS. L. B. SPAULDING
Djmn 'AT 71
Mn-s. L. B. Spaulding 71-yurold wlie at the ptpddmt ot Ari-ingwn Ann. R-nk Ami at he
I.0.0.F. 1Ns'rALLA°r1oN
WILL BE TONIGHT
0m¢¢n»£u=¢1.o.o.1=.mbqummlua umighein umu-
v l u u u n m l r .m d l x s . B . W .B¢!w°Nl¢l'» w. T.W lll hun, :h'.n| i Km.Gc m1 lSe ho a t £ ¢ u' ,hz.
l h ¢ l t : . G . K . W a l d r n n , l l n . C .
C.Co o k.mdH.n.J .Fnnx¢ nbw¥ .
BUY S
E R N H O M E
T m x www
Ne bnnh-Inn Oil
-A deal rwently
~xiluths mv mro lhomes now umdar
em nn we af
nurlng completion
y e x p e m w h l u
tthe Gri to 1 Fe b-
MEET,TOMORROW
t m c o n z n n t i o m
wmormwev m--the chuxch bum
whmr th a nv o rtsdwchumh nm..-<1~Election ot
~takaplna.lmldxgeumatiaga
~M l l be urve d.
l l c h l l r -Rh o d a
-.- ~ .-wmmiiha.
M U R D ~:
~D l 'Ol l
meetingof¢hsB
~mt. John :.~tai ahh!n4
Department.-
rmmad ~
t h e p l n c e o t l
~¢||imn:¢hid.
COACHGNS JOB
m u=. H°m m Ki|1 =
~ euchand inltmn». h xqg gzmgn
Jq|gny1'ltorlun-tubvm i ndpdd
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BLAIR PIIDT GOES
To MIAMI RACES
Mr.and Mrs.Bert Justice, of
Bllfr, leit the Blllr airport ahorb
ly alter seven e'clock yesterday
(Wednesday)morning for the
first leg od a hop to Miami, Flor-
ldl-Justia, who is the hdnlng
pilot at the Blxir nirpart, is mak-
ing the trip in one of the training
planes.The Blnlrltes expat in see the
national air x-was at lllnmlrmd
will be gpeefl ol oil companies,
plane mmnfndme rs md others
U1r°\l3b°N= the trip.They expect
w n w m e b o m m m e u ! J m u ~
ary,Janice planned e short, atop in
Knlwll City where he will look
alter some business matters per-
wn i n z to the clvdl neronandcn
£\i¢hnrlty, under which he in oper-
ating at Blair.Frvm Knnnu guy
he will tnke of! end expected m
make Chattanooga, Tennessee by
v,',dM,¢,y night Ha will be in
Miami by Thundly noon.Lack d llghled landing Heldn
made it irnposlible for him io fly
the entire dill-mee ln n Alngle day,
he sealed.
0 0D a n a l h n l d m g
Committee Make
Plans For Wor
Discussed Plan For Fun »
To- Enlarge Dana
College
A meeting ol the Jubilee Co~
mime al the umm Dmilh Lu
erm ehurch wer held ml B
llondey, at the home ol ~ N.
Cnrleen. president M. the --
'I'he cordmlttee "induda '
Lawrence Slerabeek, president
Dane College, Philip Mag!!~~
md Rev. Cu-lun of Blnlx; Jo~
Debilhr of Conwl Bluffs, Il-3CarlJorgenlenofRadne,W
cdnein.
The men held nn all-dey -~
ference, dxcumlnz tenutive » -
pnlgnl (or the rnldng o! n »I
ooo jubllee ma.The drlve
M852 ln the fnll,£`ei¢.her In Se
(amber or October, Rev.Cnr .
add.
$120,000 of the proposed ~~
lmlldklz, n llbnry, md mnllc hall
for Dana (kallcgo, lt 1|phnned.
The mm!-Inder of the $200,000 willbe divided .m follows: Debts, $40,-
oo-(Burch Expense ma, $ 20,-ooé; and ' Pmdon r-wma, ammo.
ut,rammed iq :Snhml-ly
i mm Cqlllorqh,when they
had mm# x week earlier bo .mud
the Bo n Burl nmo.They want
by m|.omnbl'|¢» vlliting various
a n l l !l l N -1 - - - . . . _ . . .|
u m »m m m w m o s s
c a l m o n n m
Frm Wolff, srl,Funk,Jr.,
l
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home in Fmmnnt,Friday altarnoon.following n briaf illness.Bsrvioea were hold at the BurkettFuneral hmm In Omnha, Monday
dternoon, and during that time3 bmk wnadosod in raped: lor
Besides the hulbmd, nba il mr-
vivud by a nm, w. Pnmr Spamm-
ing; a dnughkr, Mn. W lllhm sSturgeu.a gnndshugktaer, Hn.
G. Ne i ! llc lmlghli n, :nd n ps t
gnnddnughtar.Judith Ann m <
lauhlin, all of Omnlm.
NEIGHBORS AIDAILING FARMER
Neighbors of E m u t Jansen,
Ha rma n l n nn e r v b o hu be e n a
hospuxl padaxt for some time,
gatheredntumJensenhnn,S;t.-
u'rday,whulkc ornforhlm. Thintime Ipixitshowswithmttndrmbt
thntf.hu¢ i | a d1 llGo o dS;mui -
¢ m h m m a m m , w h m v e r i 1 §
Itheemiuingyur."Y xnx'vvlrul www u wr u \ ° »Qums rl n m l u m m l n p o u b h n u p m u u i n the i r !!::,,f:: <=°§~;,;;~ ~» » ~ o l °== ~ 5.:,':'.:'f§,..';'Lf,': ,am w n m e
CtJudge were ,.¢.'?¢'L»,..w| | ¢ l °°""tYC1**P°°l'f°flDf|l1'-"G I-!~
» m m m m a u » n m B m » u . ° ' Y " *Them :he will na i v eO t h e r n mu l m mm w u u ma - _fill g»}'h_§__Q1°__gmf1_{¥
M 5;-§»@1»=_,»;,;g»;;;-' ;f\.;*;:".,".':a",:°'¢.a"::°, . '...§jf.1"a:;
cm-xg»n-x m o v » 1 mn 1.n.5 *'°W "" "'° '"P °"' °d 15 ;-
' m n Kmgh,L l o d E_Domu|W lker.mu.n¢¥nuna,ogs i a v -mi y zmfdw- A1 h\d °M - " m n t u rn t o Hh l r l0 0 n .
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a m d m m m .c ha .: n u m R E T U R N S T o C O A S T
me m e G u t i n : m a m . l u m -non Verna: Wn¢¢f.Em°='bl¥Q°\\°Aunrney Clemens Vlx a t l m
~er. Clarence sxmwn md wuusm Angela, 'c.u¢mm, mama noK»l1y'Jmdceso1thaP¢l%R~H-the was m a d ,111Sch\u:man.S-W.Chlléhxh C' ¢..-. ...._....2 'hu Ekmf' °J`.
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h o m o a l l z m d u y A r m l r l u l l...1a.¢¢t'@nn|| :n¢ r ;1m-tly1 1- r°'""' mams
wu
up lw -m ' Cf a s "rb sPEA1i'~A'r
blue h i ~\' x° ° d A M E E TM " ' " ' i - M diaeovund.~S T T E
stub on"*"Y °' an muy belonging!n r w F Hemphill, pmddmt
I e h the bln!-0.`ll'1\-nmdxlaf Human :et the |.».§.\f.L'.§.°.".i.»§...d .4 $1
begs, Kr. Vi; delighted mdieneu
at the lmthsrm Eutivll md thi
Luther League"wlt.ch" party Ill
week by singing Chrhunu hymn!which hui been written hy hh
father, the IAM Bev. P. S. Vlg,
d_mHm_
4... ' ";a'1;.J."f;.;r 15 ? ~ " `'io °U.
re which Ind broken out in the
.....A.l............nI#An n f CHn 'hnnlb ,ww murm um w..~.......... ... ....'bulb Suu Scho ol Ro a d mam-
ban qt Soluxpbus next wadneaday
morning..Dr. Hemphill will :peakon "Tho Place nf ; Sdwol Baud
Member in Fxluatian."
Sdzool men and baud mamban
from |11 war the nate an ex~WWF **2.."*!*°d *-!*°.gvwdlr
pmminent munbn' of the Dmlnh
Synod.
J. clwNs'moMWED JANUARY E
Ins qmlet eenmony performs(
at the lo cul mumam parwnqameetingwhichnu 1 lang!-lxy pm-gnm of hlenud speakan who
wil\sddnxa the g\theflD$-
Attendlng from Blair, in Addi-
tion to Dr. H~phlil will be Supt.'J_ R. vnmm md I ddezation of
bond members.
ROTA RIA NS S E E
TR U C K M O V I E
on Fridly lffamoon, Jumlry 8
Mrs. Huy Mr!-ly of Blooming
inn, lllinnin, and J. CromtmrmBlair tailor, wen united in mu'tinge.Rav. John P. Brooks nm
dabad lor thacouple.
Wulfs Entertain
Memhen o!lhe BlLl.r Rot.|ry
Club viewed a tslkle-movie tl.thdr " g l "meetlng lut Tues-dlY»entitled "Sinzlns' 'w1»~w'-
The plmue depiomd the tm#-HB8
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industry, the cbun brought out,
pl y s 2 6 % o f ll l d t hl r o l dt n x e a
collected wdlv.Tr\1¢b» however,represent but 14 pet cant ol tho
vehicles on the roads. '.
'Hue picture w u br-ought m'Bl-lk-by L.L .Sn¥ de rw'ho wuh|
:horse d the orognmi
soN BORN 'roq.H.CARLS
Au eight pound, 10 ounce bdayb o y w u b o m t o Hr . a n d l l r e . C .
H. Carl lt the Methodist Horpl-
tal in Omllu lub Sunday mum-
ln¢ und, recording to present ro-
po m,both mother and non are
pmgnni ng nicely.The young
pun lan been named Jolm'Edwu~d
and ld the first child of Hr. and
Mn. Cul.Hr. a n ls we lbkna vrn hem u
pn attorney.being city nttamey
nz this time.
VOLUNTEERS FILLJANUARY QUOTA
Wulrington eounty'|quote,ln
N~ mm' n » e md . 1 mmr y ¢ n f o l -
¢h'l ¢l.wll\bo:lille dby twovo l-
mtee n-l7 red Buena .und Km-
m n l x m h e m m o r n u r .
'l'he le o o ndJ me a ry a !1 llt\k-
il1 ¢dr\!helhv m7 9c o\mdu.An
o ni e rwu re e e lv e dlutw e e kfo r
rudrurue ato buv nleme ncmur-
llarlmuory wi for 89.Thetlrrtquotawas mllouted among 24|
~mnHȢ rua `,,-'|,
Saturday_ On
25th Anmverspry
300 Guests Partake o
Hospitality of Mr. and
M r s . F r e d W u l f
aoo guests gathered l m Bu
urdny night,in the Blair D mHull, to do honor to Mr. and In
me Wulf on their 25th weddlh
umlvenary.The evminz was a real lodl
event.For the early evmlng vll
iting occupied the time of fha
praent And then mme n uhm
prog-ram put on by uevenl of tl
rv mxe r nt.The program,ex
titled "'Hxe Modem Parma
proved to be very euterhlnlng cl
this wu followed by several vac:
solos.At 10:80 a lunch conlllted 4sandwiches,eake,pickles, Did
md coffee and then the dmcln which dl parties jokled.Bd
the new and the old fuhimv
dmeee were enjoyd, the young
ones tlliiwt w the modem dum
but the old boys md girls can
lnlo their own with those old dn
dances,the waltz,the squl
dmée, ale.~Throne present claim Llut t
Wolfe proved'thannelves n
host: md all wish they could A
joy the aeehg ov er nnln.
Among the oulfo!-town gud
prumt for the event were Mr. s
Krl. Fred Dofel of Hudllm. lol
Tlwy dia spent eevn-al days wi
thdr non-ln-lpw md daughter, I
md Kr-I. Frod Wulf, Jr.Norm
Wulf, ol Oedlr Falls., Iowa, |ol Mr. and Hn. Chris Wulf, w
wu ho me o n A vldt, was li
present.'l'1ae Wulf:u e eonwnphti
reth-ln: from the h r m soon |
E Q! s i lve r service,loanod \1Y 'dty hnll.Tha Pi¢h1l'\=S»
1 _-........1..»...1 an ni nh if ll of l , h ai l nn mn nn i ~an d SUPPER
Hembui 01memnen, wwv~w=u ..,...unusual bauty.pm; mumncmx'Mm. Eunice Brule, also a Put very intersting.
Wnrthy Huron, pound, mg ~__An n _
Geraldine Slewut pxvéidzd a
buzkglmmd at soft piano music
Ar ima th an u nr in r.~ in ndditinni Clifford Bnewlwr ol Arlington
w me thirty-hv e memben P'°"| I=l¢ muew Year'| my for Pm-
..»;...-nnfml nf,:nd ln. Bo y ...-.\..... s.. vm ba cnzuzed in'Iwi " " S f " "1 , Y a ,
Dllm-tr Lowa uf Blre »=@ »»|""' ";;:°a; iif"s'` £ n S " "
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8an.ud||ndl£n.Do\Ihiloor¢.Su;h5°df0!B|lU»l'°°d'u°°d-"°°'¢,4|y ¢1A,un'wn_HrLCady
d u m ,Bob ,vrillnmninM A R R I A G E u c m r g s H E R M A N M A N I N : h e m w ; ; 1 mArung¢m
lm nam '~s E B v 1 c E s 4 Y m R s » 1 . v.& ; ° Z m , M . ¢ , ' . ¢ M .
w u m m wlllidnchownhhm~mmn,Jdm»m,mm »sudN¢~f°ni1»»a....
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HERMAN cum ms
OMAHA SPEAKER
Mn.M.E.Gilbert ur Omxlm
w u tguen lwlhr nt the meeUng
of 0 H a m m Wamen'|Club.Frldny; her subject wu "Repre-
nenudvs Women of the Bible".
The mmrlnx. held nt the home of
Mn. o. H. Gmlaey with Mn. C.D. Mayen xml Hn. 0. L Hlldng-
er al uddinx ho ateslel, vu nt-
wuded by twenty-Bva membenl.
The pmgnm, whlc h wu pm-oeded hy 1 two o'clo¢k dusert
luncheon,also included s devo-
tional pedod by M n .A.W.
cm-he and n duet by l n . Hu l e y
RogextandMr¢.S.R.Lovn,wi¢h
55; J. H-_gggm ,-;_ the plana,
group g oR . ° " ° ' : 2 " "'§'? § e e :
ymon wen ocomin,Mrs.Orville 5'élu»¢of
Rose Han,Orum Notes
Mr.and Mn.Ge om Bench
an tha proud naman ol a 5% lb.blbv girl born Snttrdny bitemolm
stjhe Blxir Hwpiw.B001 moth-
er m d guru; ue re ported ls
ang .Gunstl during the week of Hr.
md Mrs. Hlrry Madsen md !nm~ily were Mn. Albert Hansen, Mr.
and Mm. Bm B¢\*8'mll1 md fun-
ily, md Mr. md Mn. Fred Wulf
y ev o r.
" g m a i l ening elf:I u
and Mrs. Albert spkll md hm-
ily were Mn. Ellx Nelwn and Bul-
lmd, Mr. and Mn. Hnmld Wulf,
Mr. md Mn. Earl Hudy and flm~
ily, md Hin Clarins Bylm Sun-dly dinner mem were Mrs. Id.;
svmn. YORK CREEK
NEWS
New Yegfg Dayguests um the
THE ENT ERPRISE
l1\lt'ul.»eld£n¢Nsvr||»pof_SllN¢l4pfi°nPd¢0ParYaar,$1.50
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Pususnsn I-:VERY THURSDAY
Hr s .Ole n n Th a n e a n d F r e d an d
E lm e r Thane.Th e occ asion wa s
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were Kr. And Mn. Huhnd Chr!!-tiamen md Betty Lou,Hr. m d
Mn. Cu-l Erlckun, Mr. und Mn.
Vlc Skov usd Mlm Joux Camlron.
M in Bednh Lau lin w u xt
the parentsl,Lnughlln,
home Sunday.Saphronh AnnDavis -gg the aftemoon then.H i n er md Albe n md ALNG lhdnn, J r., we re Si hudlyvisitors at than Chris Konhoj homein Herman,I m m .tnrnod so hstudies in Bla1r,"Snndny.er
Monday evening :Allan at the
Jouu A. naomms, Editor md mmmJ. HILTON naoums, Anim-nt EGRUPI Advuttiliing
HARY-BETH HCQUARRIE, uw Edtox-BOY F. BF:L.mS, Pmsmm md Compodwr
mss VANOLA 1. BRUNTON, Linotype ow-mr
MARIE KASKUSSEN, Linotype Opentm'
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of Hn. Hntti e Gamma,l l a : I d e a Vl n Vl l l n w u |
Frldsy night_ gust at the hmnk
Bmdenen home.li l Be n mde l n
gm wu u a mr-g m mwlf . Sun-
y,Mr.and Mrs.P m Andamanwe n Ne w Ye u' | gum nt thaMon-1|Christensen home..,»The eoniinmtion ch-ll IndEric Chrllwnlm wen Studi dln-ner xmm at l-he Thorvnld etar~
sen hams.Betty Lon Chrhtimsen andFx-amen Mu Hansen were Satur-
ds y cnllm a t the Elmer Hmm;
home in Blnir.
Mr. ana Mn. Hnhad Christian-
sen and Batty Lou, and Fnmxa
chlckenr nmr at the C. R. Guyhams,dny evening.Folluwingthe dinner, the remzlnr lodge meet,-inl will be held and newly elected
officer: will be installed.'Mrs.Bert la wn anteruined
the Baptist kandngbon l t herhenna, Wednesday dkmoon.
Hn Hansen were New Yu:-'s "
guests at the "Shine" Weber home..Advani" in 'rue Enterp
Wann and thdr daughter, Mn.Hmnldt nl Coleridge, Nebnakn,
were avemight guest: lu! Frhhy
of Hr. and Hn. James Van Hom.Mn.Lydia Moss and Domthy
uf Omlhl were dinner guestsMandly, of Mr. md Mn. mwud
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~ldnn.Mr . md M n. W l l lh Nl ~-..
Del Moines, Iovn.l r .andJohnNlebaum of Fmmont
Clmnee Nlebaum we n --g g "uf Hr.and H n .W.
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ing of tha Salem Lutheran eh
vm;be held Janunry 9 ntdmmh mditorlum.Odlcen c!
different orgnnlzatioua wm
port, and important bulineu -mera will be dlncunad.
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Two wmngu never made 1right and never will md when
one tlginkzs he il big enough to
stoop cn vicious methods he is
only fooling himself and in
the end he sullen for hh own
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Mrs. G, D. Pohdle md childrenreturnedSundayeveningfromNewman Grove, Nebnaka, where
they had spent the week
Mrs. Jem Ned of Omaha spent
several days here with her cousin,Jane Heith, dudng holiday vau-tion.
Cana.Albert Lnmlnxhoener spent
mnhn.Gl . 2 . 2 c th h mu
em :ren e °yvxatlon in Omnhl.The .hp Vmghna have moved
into the Emmett Potter home.Mr. and Mn. Floyd Cslimr re-turned Sunday from Conway, Mn-
souri, when they wen alled by
the illness of Mr. C4lwn'| mother.
Mr. md lin. Rob Andersen nnddaughter, Mnrgnrat md Mr.andMrs.Clyde Reynolds of Powell,Wyoming were vidtorn, Tlmndnyaiternoon.at the John L-anon
uww ls ..,....~..
Av. the next meeting to be heldJanunry 2| at the lmao ol Mrs,G 0 Potndle Pltro lmln 0.H.Wm will grlve A safety tslk.
»Sunnyslde,
M a n e y N e w s
'hge Chrlxlgnun and Jim Lar-
vlldrnrn nt tha Fred Wm.
'.., H., .., .:"" " ' W "~;Ruwe, Delmu- and Hnrlmd.Mr. and Mn. Elrl Je nun andMr,and Mn.Milton Clrlburgalled at the Hnrold Jennen home.
S\md.|Y afternoon;thei r mwr,Mrs. Jensen, hu been llLGueltn o! Mr. md Mrs. Georg!Nelson were Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Clrrlsfenkn. Mrs. bun Tofu mudMyron,Mr.Ind Mrs.Walter
Nielsen. md Allred Nehon.Russell Rym,and Mr. md Mrs.Bernard Wulf vldlnd at the JohnBecklun home.Sunday afternoonnnd guppex- goats of the Becklmsmm Mr. and Mrs. Glen Thomason
Mime!Hsu-rlet And Elde Wil-son were Blair vidwrs,Snturdny.
Mr. and lln. Floyd Johnson AndEllen and Mr. and Mrs.RussellWnrdandbabywereSltnrdly
evenmg m e m l t the NorrisWard home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson and
Ellen were New Yeu"| me guest;
nt the Andrew Olbuzh hams.
Mr. md Mrs. Malcolm Br-oder~
sen and Susan were Ney Year'nEve supper gust: nt the Ed Wil-son home.They were Saturdayguesu nt the George McQuan-ie
mm.,
DEFINITELY!
You(anSAVE Un ~lo 20 on Your /
'"§'.f?.1,.
't1r;"'W
wsli'H :un sa
TRY a "Fuel Séver" In
Your Own Home and
(0NVlN(E Yourself
NUW!
1.a.,..n...- :...'Rf 1:~..»......:
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Ol count you would like to uve a lub-
llantlnl percentage at your fuel hill
um wlnta. and you can do it, too, dm-
Ply and economically.Just Install a
"Fuel Sava" uummnllc an waten_he|¢-
er md remove me wanetul mrnnco
coll.You'Il natice 1 difference umm
immediately.And wha t l blmlng i t
wlllbc lo li vuwi ththa alsura nc etlmi
then will llwmyl be P1.sm'Y oF_nofr
wsu-za,d u or m m winter i nd
s m m m u me full detail!on our at-
tractive oder AT ONCE.Don't walt
The
ward Swanson, Thursday and 1-11-
day.Mrs.Mary Hansen retured
Thureda from ont,w ereshehadysvendehreeweeks with
herMiss Beulah Laughlin ol 0ma~ha vislted in Herman Sunday withher parents, Mr. and Mn. Charles
La hlin.Mzembers of the B. Y. P. U. and
their sponsor alehrated the |d~
vent of the New Year WN1 a"watch party" . at the church,
'ruaday eveulng.The Tuesday Afternoon Bridgeclub wa entertained at :he home
of Mrs. William Adams.Mr. and Mrs. D. 0. Sheets wereSmday guests ol Mr.and Mrs.George Sheets at Blslr.Mr. and Mrs. William Falk and
vh-gurls, md Ednr whmmdk of
Omaha were Sundly dlnner guests.14 Mrs. cm-» wmmek.Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Bailey of mm were al-
temwn visieors and Mr. and Mrs.
Ro be rt Fw a nd ~ W °' °.! E'&
Georxia and Gerald lpenz theevening with her.Mr.and Mrs.Elmer HolsteinlPontMonday at the Fred Paulson
George Voas of Cavour, South
Dakota arlveg Sunday for eeveraldlY!_with his mother and otherrelauvea.Sunday afternoon and evenlngvisitors at the Charles Voss homewere Georze Voss, Mr. and Mrs.[ode Voss, Mn.Beriha Wendt,
Waller J\PD and sons, Waller andLyle. Mr. and Mn. Johann hun
rfsen and Misa Louise Von.
_Misa Elizabeth Qvinan is epend~
mg s few weak!with her p w
ents,Mr, and Mrs.John Quin.
lan, belore her mlrrhn the lab-
ter om uf January.Norma June Mutnen and VendaChristensenvisiiedSunnyside
school,Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wsllaee Petersen,
Wally and Joan, ol Irvington;Moran-er Jahnel and Henry Klywen Sunday guests at the Wil-
l s t B e n n i n g t o n ............,, .... ......_.... ._ _ ._ -_stndlea at the Agronomy college.
Mr.and Mrs.Carl Bohn and
family and Mr.and Mn. T,A.
Bohs mllé d on Mr. a nd ~ An-drew Bohl. Sunday evemng.Mr.and Mrs.Otto Rowe and
Dorothy and LeRoy Kuhr called atthe Louis Rasmussen home, Fri-
day evenlnk.The followlnsr have the flu: Mr.gl,rs. James Ryan and family.§`~».Rasmussen, Opal Ras-
mussen and Betty Appleby.Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John Taylor were Mn.
Emma Taylor,Charla,Russell,and Clllford Taylor, Mr. and Mrs.Clemens Wllllamaen and famxly,
Chris Ruwe and Billy,MadneTaylor and John Rasmxmsen.In
theand
Mrs.Jeanth brLhda$22. Ln ~Walter Appleby
eveninu Mn, Emma Taylor
family called on M n and
Harold Taylor and helped
and Jimmy Taylor celebrate
t\'ended the basket dimer at 'the
---~- .
SundayandM n .were Mr.and Ethelcalledon
dinner guests M Mr.Harold E.Rasmussenand Mrs. Arthur KuhrM u .The Rumussens
Mr.and Mrs.George
Monday evening.
Mrs.Harland Nelsonwere Sunday afternoon and snp~per mlests of Mr. and Mrs. Har-vey Paulsen ln Omaha.
Ramussen,Mr.and
George Rasmussen is sick.The Madsen brothen visitedNorman and Lester Wulf, Sundayaftemoon.Those from this eommunlty at-oendlnx the dance Saturday lnhonor ol Mr. and Mn. Fred Wnl!were Messrs. and Mesdama HanryMadsen, neun wolf, Jam~Wulf, Will Wulf. Hana Wulf, Ar-thur K\n'nr. Albert Kuhr, GeorgeKnhr, Everett Stork, Lan Larsen,|John Petersen.Carl Rasmussen,
| Harold Rasmussen,.HermanRehlfs, Rey Rahlfs,Alben Han-'sen Mrs Emma Stork and thenn..- ..~\.~.\ fm nrmdnv.'Madsen hrothers.
A
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h u m b -
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wma
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mu-.nu wv w nu n -vm.. gnvnu:N YOUR OWN Hour AND CON-
vmcz Younsmm.
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waidnlhmmooooilanmlim-
grcnsiha i l d m w d r m
a m
w v z o r r u s n o u u z n o w
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c l n n n a n a b3 l » U l . "o ¢o o
.. . when we asked 5,000
Dodge Buyers what they
like most about their 1941
-...,,.,p-..¢my-.,|»
/»-»----»-/-»»-(HEAPES| and BEST Known Method
/own-NfsnAs|<A'Jam &POWER CO.
Dodge
per guests. spending me evemg
thereJohn Bandur and John Gerber
of Dunan, Nebraska, were Tues-day night guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Bandur._Mr. and Mrs. Dode Parrish hsd
as guests from Sunday until Tues-day Mrs. Lydix Moss and daugh-
ter. Dorothy, of Omaha..Members ol the Birthday Card
Club gathered at the home of Mn.Louie Fitch,Saturday afternoon,m honor Mrs. Sarah Swirl; Mrs.
Ray Triplett was n visitor.Re~freshments were served and the-.____-_. -. ...As 'mm
ahnel.
Ham Jshnel home.
Mr.and Mrs.Francis Hoven-
for Mr.and Mrs.0 ill Su k'"i '.f,5'.""§S;,~ ~.¢'3'.,»,§ me
in ese d Hvime d at the .uhm s u h l
at Arlington. Sundny.
Mr and Mn. Henry Kniep and
Tommy and Carol and Mr,and
Mrs.Chnqes Voss s nl;Fridayevening mth Mr. an elllrs. Chris
9 "wg Bernie Voss is working in
Alles and Andrew Wigs vigimed
dick entertained st Sunday dlnne and daughter of Powell, Wyoming.
Friday evening guests of Mr.
and Mrs.Clarence Hansen wereMr.and Mrs.Hsrlnnd Nelson.Saturday dinner guests were Mr.and Mrs. Will Hansen and family.Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tolt andbaby of Tekamah were Sundaydmner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will
Hansen.Mrs.Clarence Hansenand children were sftemoon call-
ers.Sunday afternoon and supperguests ol Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fag-
uerquist were Mrs.Helena Toft,
Earl Taft and children of Fremont:
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me r . .""¢°°'¢-*,.»¢"»,,¢»
1 ny,..» »anernoon spun,........-..-nv club will be entertained in Febru-T5°'""fK""1uHr'a¢adb¢mdnd.r sry by hhs. L .A.W oo dwgxd.dnfotbcnn h p q M .dMxs .Do d PnrnxhanBmkr:Cnp.:g¢wf,MI¢6.Glenr £»'=New v i m Day in
Omaha with Mr. and Mrs. Louis
"Our nnw Dndn ndm hke 1 drznm. Wie "°5'f"E§R Mm Edwlrd Case md
Mr. and Mrs. El H m u _"°g,;f*""°°1~~mer o n' Sun
'S'-ennen and Tag g g g v vgggx visitors ii "1-1555
rl- Rvbert Foley d _eéxwi MondAy_ 'aixl ww-_M-3
Mr, and Mrs. Orville Benson and
dnugmer md Mrs. Chris Benson.Helping Walter Madsen cele-brate his birthday Friday evmlngwere Mr.and Mn. Harry Msdschandfamll"Mr. and Mrs. Edgqqmke, Jack Mencke. and Alfredrms |||\|| SAYS" a m md Qmh ..a..i..;..';..n' °f.;' i'€v§|;.I
§° Fluid Drive is gremesz driving dd m ages. Nothing
like 1 ln rnic. This is my eighrh Do ge."
~ ~ ~ linen automobile for mon .Zulu: handlin car ever ve. Dodge hydraulic broke: .31
lop for addy."
ms n uu e r o n , D. c . mm ` lE L E GR lP ll S. .. "1 9 4 1 Do dg e ls
sure o sweahcnn for-.looks and pafor-mance.Never saw any-thing like Dodge Fluid Drive in ciry ¢nEc-iz's amazing!!
*k *'k
I B n o l l l y o u dec ide on a ny car, consider this
tes umo ny from W g ; o w n e r s zhemselves...
pe o ple who have been 'v ing the new Do dge
under all kinds of driving oondnions. And be sore
no fry Fldd Drivc°, the sensational new develop-
me n r d m l e t s y o n r h i f r g e a r s o r n o g j n a a s y o u
wish. No zhindzaamew so learn...iu.st las to do. See
your Dodge er for a demonstration.
| llt a | e v | do llm-| n| o re tho nu| | a ll o f,l a l- p| '| e e l a n?
rue .. a nna ro Hi .ummmn u n .
DODGE
L U X U R Y L I N E R
w ma o n w l t n o u r n u m n u n -
°|=|.ulo DRIVE o|>'r|o|u\|.A f
SLIGHT EXTRA COST
m e l u u v u n a o u e - a n - a - I - . u n u -..ea | u u r . l . r u ¢ n u u u h ~
Art°s Auto Parts
mn
Richard and Mrs. Delvlaa Cue And
Howard, were sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bllderblck.Mn- S. R. Lowe was hasta: wthe Wesleyan Gund,wednesday
afternoon.Mr. and Mn. James Van Hornence;-mined at dinner New Yesr'sDIY for Kr- and Mn. D. l:l. Han-sen o!Elkhorn,Nebr.,Dr.andMrs. Vernon Von Horn el Thad-lord, Nebmka. Mr. and Mrs. c.S. Horn, Mrs. Ann! _Peddie,_Mn.
Hilda Yowell and Mus Chnswne
W lm..1. Brendan fdl down
several steps at her home.frac-mrinz the tlo o l her shudderboneme hEt.hel Laughlin n
na 'with r.§l'i'&£w evsminm Jnnlllry 4.
Miss .lemma Brewster entertainedthe Purple Panslu troop or GlzlSeem.: at n 6 o'cl0¢k dinner andNewYar's v my -B°\'°°"'!Chamberlain gncimgyllyn rm-mo,
wsu an gamesZ';§'§.°,.e¢ the time and W-"B were
Rav. and Mn. A. W. Clarks uptended the Burt County Mrnlsten-ad meeting, Monday, at the Metho-dzt chumh in Oakland Bev. E.
E. Meunnzhe was the maker.Membe n ar the .Helms Hwiclub and ~ iamxllee ;"1g°°u_g
home of Br. and ln. C. D. Moy-a n.Saturday evemnl wus aspresent. A lunch was served and
WGNlar. and Ymn. Elidvgrd Ca n
N l vni. .ZS Mrs. Ed elluellerrmd
wr or o w m ewYesrs 'guena o!nh.m d llra.Alton Jensen.Mr. and ln. Nels
u. Janeen ol Omaha were Sunday
dinner RUBY!-'rhs Bench gummuggy Club vru...r....».»...r \-.¢ n-».......a.... lm ul-
nelue rayne and Mrss Ida John-84711.Gwrxo Vols,Alice Wien andHerbert Wendt visited at Charles
Voss', Monday.Mr. and Mrs.Ferdinlnd Wieaeand Maxine, Mr. and Mn. Clar-ence Wise; Mr. and Mrs. Charlesloss, Leroy md Elmer; RudolphJann; Henry and An Wien, andAlice and Andrew Wleee helpdHarry Wiene celebrate his birth-dcy. Thursday evening.
Mm. Andrew Matzen and (arn-
lly spent Sunday afternoon at the
Joe Polzin home, in Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hendrick-
sen etlended the wedding ol Mr.
He.ndrlcksen's brother, Walter, and
Mins Sophie Wrlclz on New Yar's
afternoon.Several Attended theirwedding dance, Sunday.Hermm Hovendick spent NewYeor's Day with his parents, Mr.
g i l l Mrs. Frank Hovendlck,at
r.Mrs.William Jahnel and Mrs.Frank Hendrlckaen were luncheonguests ol Mn Ed Matthleaen ofBleir. Monday.T m Chrlatenlen and FredWestergaardattendedthe sportsmovie:shown by the Rod andGun dub, Monday evening.
William Jnhnel and Marion andMr. and Mu. Frank Hendrloksenwere Omaha vldtcrs Saturday.Mrs. C. D. Howard, Mn. Robert
0'H|.nlon And Francis Foley wereoors at the Robert Foley home,Sunday.
Otto Kruse,Adolph Bdltmau
gddgf-d Boechult gg" i£eB\airony, w re at-*°°"°"a " ; " i x °" s ~ . : ' & -.==-
cmm w-tionaln Foundation for lnhntlle
par-alylln.Kr. Kmae ll the loul
Lhlirlnln.MBI Jane Bdth la gpgndlng ur;
N e l s o n .
Mmdav afternoon gnes%ni
C o u r a g e . . . Ad v e n t u r e
. . l k o m a n c e . . . Y o u ' l l
F i n d A l l T h r e e l n
CITY
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Th e St irri ng S to ry Of
A Big City Newspaper
and Th e People W ho
Gather lts News.
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Local News`
OF The Week
M n .T.A.Lhzdmmeysrmf-
c|.u`~
NEWS~ ` '
W. R. C.'s WILLINSTALL SAT.
The Womufs Relid 00115 Wm
meet nex€smudny disrnonn,
Jmmry 11, for dw xvgulu meet-
\D O U B L E F O U R S
n E o n G A N 1 z E
The r mme n m - m y me r
Club mat it the Ernen Im: home
fm- reorganization,Friday even-
inx-Eleven members 11~ snr
Mrs. O'Hanlon
Reviews Book
FOI' M. A. C
c|.u`
NEWS
Baptist Cllebluu
The B a ~Calehima were
I
EXTENSION AGENTSATTEND MEETING
County Agricultural Agent E.
D. Fahmey and llha Ruth Wolfe,
hams demonstntlon qunfq have
been in lincoln since Tlmndny of
la n week,attending the Annual
axlanslon im-vicewn fc u n a at the
college of ngflcultum.The meet-
ing: mrs to and wdny.
Director W.H.Brokaw pne-
sided, with Pull Miller,dlrodar
._ -. ._ .. _ _ _ _ _ ~. -_ -_.HARVEY KUHRS
G0 To COAST
Mr. uuf Mn. Hirvey Ruhr of
Omaha,both well-known format
Blalr mié mu, ne spending alowdays ax tha pnenul, H. C.Ruhr hmm. north of Blur: upon
Quai: deplnurs ihsy go w the
' N t co ut in mah-Uleir home.Mrs.Kudlr is the Ac me : I n
Bacon,who nveral y u m l m
WM school mzrze and mperintsnd-ent af the Blair Hospital.
lan o. E. s.
Installation
ew Officers Will_As-
sume Duties Tlus
Evening
Rs.E.BRUsE
TO INSTALL
Ofiioen ol the Mnklnley Chap-
~, Order of the Eutern Star,
the yur of 1941, will be in-
led lt | fitting ceremony this~nnday) evening.Mn. Eunics
. will servs u insulting d-
-,|ssistedhylln.E|\.herJen-
.as instilling mu-nlnl,Mn.
ynle Hunmond as i ut dll ng
plain, md Mn. John P. Brooks
lnsulllng orgunilt.
Those who will take over their
ulfieu tonight me 1| Iollowsz
n. Lola Hemphill, Worthy Mah
-Dr. W. F. Hemphlll, Worthy
~iron; Mrs. Dals Tomblad. As~
~w Matron; Roy Atwood, As-
~`~\o Pau-on;Mn.Beads
~ch, Secretary; Hrs. Mary De-
l.treasurer;Mrs.lmxise Bel-
wl,eondmmess;Mrs.Edythe
twood,acqociaw oonductress;
rs. Edna Mae Bmwn, chaplain;
W. R. C.'s WILLINSTALL SAT.
The Womufs Relid 00115 Wm
meet nex€smudny nlisrnonn,
Jmmry 11, for dw xvgulu meet-
inz md mnunl inlhllltian of ol-
Gcen.At the time, Mn. Hsnxi-
eth Bawmm, who declined 00 lc-
¢¢P¢ umther ncmin|Ean when ol-
f i a n were ,1,¢g,4,will relin-
mlilh her pacition 1| preddmt M
the Cm' to Mn. lhxie Linden.
Following the ceremony, 1 hmdx~
eon wm be served.
Miller,Adnh;Hrs. Esther BohnRuth; Mrs. Edna Reynolda, E hl
er;Mrs.Julia.Bendorf, Mntha;
Mrs.Inez Ramada,Electas Hn .
HEWE'1'l'S RETURN
FROM OHIO TRIP
Mr. md lbs .Ray L .Hewett
And son, Kelvin,nt u r n d lust
Thursday from g,,~\,¢|-mn, Obie,
when they hnd :pmt a week's vx»
cation with Lhcir dnughwr md
drier, Mn. Loon Sanders And Mr.
Slnderl.They made the trip by
automobile,leaving Blnir an
Cbristmnl morning.
Mr. Sanden, n graduate of the
University of Nebraska, is em-
nlwe d as a mdmni cal enginéer
in a (adm-y at Bnrbemn.
Mrs. O'
Reviews
FOI' M
Autobiograph~
Tale Of
Haw
Mn. Philip O ."Bdrn In Pandile
l l . .Ipo em b y Mr s .H
nf S to r m L a k e, I o
Mr . a n d Mr s . C h a
Bla ir.
Mr s . J o h n Su tto
eau to th e c lub ne
||.
when they grthe =
a f l l r l . J . H. G
The book.nn
vu the work ol
lki.Althungh of
enmge,Hi n vo n
bdfn in Hnwnii
childhood on the
inlseenoea of than
provod bo be moat
im matter.
Also on Ihe pro
to be praentndMrs. J . Hmld s
stituted for Mrs.
xendlng selected -
work! ol Edzlr
lan o. E. s.
Installation
ew Officers Will_As-
sume Duties Tlus
Evening
Rs.E.BRUsE
TO INSTALL
Ofiioen ol the Mnklnley Chap-
~, Order of the Eutern Star,
the yur of 1941, will be in-
led lt | fitting ceremony this~nnday) evening.Mn. Eunics
. will servs u insulting d-
-,|ssistedhylln.E|\.herJen-
.as instilling mu-nlnl,Mn.
ynle Hunmond as i ut dll ng
plain, md Mn. John P. Brooks
lnsulllng orgunilt.
Those who will take over their
ulfieu tonight me 1| Iollowsz
n. Lola Hemphill, Worthy Mah
-Dr. W. F. Hemphlll, Worthy
~iron; Mrs. Dals Tomblad. As~
~w Matron; Roy Atwood, As-
~`~\o Pau-on;Mn.Beads
~ch, Secretary; Hrs. Mary De-
l.treasurer;Mrs.lmxise Bel-
wl,eondmmess;Mrs.Edythe
twood,acqociaw oonductress;
rs. Edna Mae Bmwn, chaplain;
W. R. C.'s WILLINSTALL SAT.
The Womufs Relid 00115 Wm
meet nex€smudny nlisrnonn,
Jmmry 11, for dw xvgulu meet-
inz md mnunl inlhllltian of ol-
Gcen.At the time, Mn. Hsnxi-
eth Bawmm, who declined 00 lc-
¢¢P¢ umther ncmin|Ean when ol-
f i a n were ,1,¢g,4,will relin-
mlilh her pacition 1| preddmt M
the Cm' to Mn. lhxie Linden.
Following the ceremony, 1 hmdx~
eon wm be served.
Miller,Adnh;Hrs. Esther BohnRuth; Mrs. Edna Reynolda, E hl
er;Mrs.Julia.Bendorf, Mntha;
Mrs.Inez Ramada,Electas Hn .
HEWE'1'l'S RETURN
FROM OHIO TRIP
Mr. md lbs .Ray L .Hewett
And son, Kelvin,nt u r n d lust
Thursday from g,,~\,¢|-mn, Obie,
when they hnd :pmt a week's vx»
cation with Lhcir dnughwr md
drier, Mn. Loon Sanders And Mr.
Slnderl.They made the trip by
automobile,leaving Blnir an
Cbristmnl morning.
Mr. Sanden, n graduate of the
University of Nebraska, is em-
nlwe d as a mdmni cal enginéer
in a (adm-y at Bnrbemn.
Mrs. O'
Reviews
FOI' M
Autobiograph~
Tale Of
Haw
Mn. Philip O ."Bdrn In Pandile
l l . .Ipo em b y Mr s .H
nf S to r m L a k e, I o
Mr . a n d Mr s . C h a
Bla ir.
Mr s . J o h n Su tto
eau to th e c lub ne
||.
when they grthe =
a f l l r l . J . H. G
The book.nn
vu the work ol
lki.Althungh of
enmge,Hi n vo n
bdfn in Hnwnii
childhood on the
inlseenoea of than
provod bo be moat
im matter.
Also on Ihe pro
to be praentndMrs. J . Hmld s
stituted for Mrs.
xendlng selected -
work! ol Edzlr
7 "d°&`¢=»»,a»=m»a »¢¢n.¢um¢.""""'""""'} ' ; } , ° ° ° = . - . . » - - - - = » - -=-»,» »»..:.."
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don aved
' fur membersFmrnoonClub,
d nt the home
n on Jnmury 6.mwbiognphy,ninovon Tomp-A. .. . .. -a . .. .
" ' ° = ' ' - " ' " " " " " " " " ' "u m mmmd Lxppincm ot -»-v---~ ---=-'--»-»;3g;-~L,,M,_0muhsp¢n¢!rvn;Snzmdayunr&\The Baptist Calehima were
M ; u m a n~xg§¢wn\».'l*°°*1=¥mominginlildr vdchguesu otlhbert Mcllillnnat nbenhont, 51611 Lms. Pearl 1113, her mother. Mn.~l1 w. LippKneott.|lmlinem aeuion md mth! meet-
Bu w a Jensen md um-me Mr. and un. Pm x. sam vm- ins.F f i d n y ~ " ° " § ;
Jensen.ma '"mm-11. Sunday.mm mm m un ...§°'i>..1
lktvllr meetings wsu be held Mn.Sint'|dmv, Mn.Lsvrl: H-mwh of Svmx yFl.\1|Sonih
thz!ourt.hF1'id|yev¢mmgolachHillermdfAmilY-p`|,°¢,_",,_Bm "&¢_\|_g||u,
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I-lankies
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Fl a nn el
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21 Imh Oullng
F l a n n e l
~d. Ioc
tended the Puadaxu Ross Bum
footbxll gum on New Yenr'| Day.
ofhred.extension service, talked on tniq-
The #H club P"-Wflm cnme [Bling for a time sat down to one offorlpedll\M.ention_ during the eflodivenesa of 4.3 leaderd\ip_
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o n Gif.m l s m u t h a r d m t h a n o f t h e J n mu r v S n i m u h A . . .'I . .n I n . . | .
llyrtle Hunmoud as inltdlins
.plain, and Mrs. John P. Brooksinstalling organiit.
Th o s e wh o wi ll ta k e ove r th e i r
ew of f ic e s ton i gh t u e ll f o llo ws :
~rs. Lo la Hemp hill, W orth y Hat-
ro n ; D r . W . F . He mp hi ll,W orthy
str o n ;Mr s .Da le TombLsd»As -
lti w M a t r c n ;Ro y A twoo d , A s -
no d ate Pa tr on ;Mr s .Bessie
Frenc h, Secretary ; Mrs. BQHW De-
..\;~n
Ph o n e zz :-::-:W e D e l i ve r
B. M. Pancake Flour, 3-lb bag
Butter Nut Jell,4 boxes ..
Sunshine Crackers, 2-lb box
P. & G. Soap, 6 bars ...
Marco Corn Flakes, large box
Marco W heat Flakes, 2 boxes
CUP FREE
Rasinl, 2-lb bag ....
l3 c
l9 c
291:
23c
94:
254:
l9 c
FRESH Lettuce - Celery - Cabbage - Carrots
Cauliflower - Apple: - Oranges - Grapes
Grapefruit - Sweet Potatoes
lovin,conductress;Mrs.Edynthe
Atwood,associate conductmss;Hrs. Edna luke Brown, chaplain;
Hrs.Viola Fear,mml ml ;Hrs.
Hana Deets, organist; Mrs Hazel
Beef or Veal Ronan, pound ..
Steak, beef or veal, pound ..
Rib Boiling Beef or Veal, pound
Fresh Ground Beef,.....
Po rk Ra nt s , lo i n or bu m , po un d
Meat Loaf, 1/2 bad 1/2 pdrk, uound
201:
30:
151:
l8 c
201:
l8 c
cation with Lhcir dnughwr md
drier, Mn. Loon Sanders And Mr.
Slnderl.They made the trip by
automobile,leaving Blnir an
Cbristmnl morning.
Mr. Sanden, n graduate of the
University of Nebraska, is em-
nlwed as a mdmnical enginéer
in a (adm-y at Bnrbemn.
Miller,Adah;Mrs. Esther Bvln,Huw: Mrs. Edna Reynolda, Eath-
er;Mrs.Juli;Bendorf, Mu'-bn;
Mn.Inez Rounds,Electn:Mn.
Dolhe Moon, warden; md Sher
ry Moore, sentinel.
br. md Mn. Walinr E. G0ehr~`y[,Q.};."fins md ,ML md Mrs.Wilhelm to um H. G. 1. mubvznigrnxg ;
Grimm drnvo to Norfolk hospi¢al,|A!tamoun.Ca-Bda followsd Que
pleasant life Willnterexhng sub-m... Q...~..»n» Alum
Ladln 5: Print
I-lankies
3 for loc
Bly Valuc $2.98
SNOW SUITS
$2.29
36 Inch Odlng
Fl a nn el
yd. l4c
Blu Valyt $1 .98snow SUITS
$1.49
21 Imh Oullng
F l a n n e l
~d. Ioc
OIL
CLOTH
Rcmnanh VeryChup
Good Weight
Muslm
yd. 10c
S -pi i m r s
yd. 1s¢
12 x 84 Pm Wool
Blankets
$2.79
:-»~'-|mn».n u r y necx, uuu mm. "='°|____H I 'u _|...vw V.~'-3 ,,......,¢,.umr .a n d mtl. n a n d e n lu n u a u u we r e served.W arren en z e rg mg d Mi s a Ru t h
r of Mn. Sherry Moore M A_ C_ D beg |'Jenkins and John Biue ol Omaha 1-3 Bhtthielems11| Soll, and Mn. Wnl:" g m T o g u i l d |at dinner, Sundny.Enlstdn Club
Mrs.A.c .n e w entertained Mn. Joaqzhine Bunting of Sy-Mr. .md Mrs.1-za Mntthiesen
¢ T H Y C L U B members of the Lutheran Ghqd ncune,Nebrukx,spent Sunday entertained the memhe I t hrs o eu'Iwith har father F. W. Arndt md a nd club at dinner in a Blurat her home on West Colhx ''H o w s S U P P E R Mn.Arndt.:num-ant,Wednuday evemng,'
S"'°F'~.Y?§'f¥7?f*'?',,i"'f,'fi'l'1'I',§Dr..na Mrs.m m Stanley and }1=°.°1-1111115 e\f¢§~§n¢_y-m t ,
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xter taim
rs of the McCarthy ~ a:?°:.§.,'°:,':"',;;:; :;,..";..,;i§ ;':;:° a;'.f'"""af""";l.§""'m£ ;:.,=:;=r.:f,., G::,.':':
fd then'gumyeq gt an :md lunchem.Nui Stmlev spent the night as p;=n\!311_°{ \hq.c1ub 1
mgxmxesantreat.Ne w
r e Mr . a n g
yuter runner af. me Paul Barryome. Slturday evening.Follow-
mg the supper, which is an annual
vent, the evening was spent atards, prizes going to Mr. and Mrs.
lert Cooper for hizh scores, and
nnxolntlon awards lo Mn. Judith
ronaon and James Thompson A
lidnight lunch was also served
Gusts were Mr and Mrs. Danhompsonand Grace Mr and
Irs. Waller Novnk und Ralph, Joe
lo nk Mr. nnd Mn. Pete Jensen,lr. md Mrs. Matz, Mr and Mrs.lerton Wlnchell,Mr. nnd Mrs.
»
kroper,Mr.xnd M n .Jameslmmnson.Mr and Mrs l:§hner
Vinton: To Be
Ho s t; wa nna .,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Vinton
will entertain member:o l the
Wednesday Evening Bridge Club
at n dnner nt Koopnmn Inn, onJmmry 15; this wun be followedbymeveni1gof caniaatLl1eVln~
ton home an West lincoln meer.
Anhnr Johnson \
u m . A ¢ m a p
Mr.and Mn.Arthur Jahnmn
were host ng hoetesg bo a double
the Fnnk Hdghtme home.
Misa Etna Wlebe, fencher of the
fourw grade nt Central School, re-
tumed to Blair on Sundny from
Beatrice, Nebraska, where she had
spent the two-week holiday.
Mrs. Slrsh Ratlxbun, ol Omiha,
formerly Misa Sarah Hulk, A mls-
ter ol Charles Hunk, visited laat
Sunda with her brother and no
given nt the Bonn school.
Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Cafd-
mn. B. F. Lundt.
LOCAL NEWS
OF THE WEEK
Mr.and Mn.Fred Chriel/amen
of Hampton, Nebraaka,'n|-rived ln
Blair,Sunday,Mn.Christensenremnlninglorntwo-week visit.
She will be n guest of her brother-
ln~|nw nnd sister, Mr. and Mrs.
wm Redl. Ind Uthar Iriands and
relatives nl this Vidnifv-
af _compxnled themto the wzeptil'/
well and Mr.md Mrs.Charles __Mr. md Mx~{._John_P_:lens2n ~
lounoma ol bridge puym, 'mes-dxy evening.In the group were
Mr. und Mn. Ev erett hmb, Mr.
and Mrs. Otis Qngenen. _gn .mg
Menon ol Omahn called Sunday Kearney mn mr. mu mn. soranon Lhe ladies' father, Clyde Allen, Jensen of Grand Island vmma
and on Mr. and Mn. Grant. Allen Smily with their mother,M n .
.....\ u- ...A u..1 . .. umm J. P. Jansen.Misa Dorothy Jen-L
i'ith Cooke Hu H n .L .C. Klopp,and Hr.
pu Guild, Toby M n . mm Ar mma d .
Hugh Cooks is en¢er1-\\\I\-_
mer home may (Thursday)Mrs mum Bo nn___. -4 c» u.~'- Enimo-| l-lnhertdnl cm
and -no .-.., ...... ...-. .,-- ...-.,.Rny Wolf! returned Sunday tn
Kansas City, Missouri, where ha
is a student in a helevidon md ra~
dlo school.He had spent two
sen. who had spent two weeks vncation with her mother, left thusevmingsoreturn to her beach-
ing duties in Omllu.
Mn- Frank Bros: rehzrnsd 1"n~
I
Iweelts with Hr. Ind MTB.F1'lI\k\Alnr fnwn Flnldnnm Wham nhn hadMls. 1.ouu¢noun QIWEYIZIHEG
member!of the Coffee Club at
the home of her daughter,Mrs.
:nun Michaels 01'Omxh/a,I n t
Friday. afternoon.'lfhg agpgagq
was zpent at cards and prlzel
were awarded Mrs. Hmry Kruse
~-----.., ..-__ ....._._,,.. ._,__Wal!! ami nmuy,,spent more dun a week nc, the
Mr. und Mn. John Sutherland Charles Niehms home.Mrs.entertained members of their pin- Niehnu,dl°€\'°°¥'nl Mr.Bromoclxle club at a puty, New Yelr'| lbd a tonne: BIAS! PM ie repvrff
eie. 'The uma group was mm- ed to be ssrlomly il\ an n hospital
m e s h M .a m E a m n l ntiioldrega.'r..:¢,;.,,y.,,,;,;::rs.e 'Mr.and Mrs.Rudy Fick rg-
lowa Couple .__Wed In Bhlr
Miss Dolores Cnrlmn agd _Har-
ld A , both of Curoll. lows, una mn.ueuexmmmnuul|||||||||||||||||||u|u|m|||u|||||||||||||||||||||||||||u||||n|n|u|n||u|Iim 3:21-i~3d_§§_ &f..,"§:E2"i"f 2¥ii§"i'? ffI"f`l.'?.n x u s e ,m n .
lunch at the
noon.
5,m 1
Famberg w u_ _. ...__.._._
J Uw u Pende|<lt"""'°d to their home in McCook,|Misa Frances Boughn ofvddhedFridxywithhar ister,
Mm. Vernon F. Bellows usd 1|.m~
ily.She wu acwmnmiea by Ver-
non Rnymnnd Ind Nmty Bellows,
Ne b ru h,l u t Sahudny alter
having visited at the pxrcnlal,Bill Fink, home since Thm-»day.|
Guesm of Mr. and Mn. Bill Fick
and Mr and Mrs. Rudy Fick onvm;we r e he r : mu until Snn~.'Thursday evening were Mina Mar-dav_
JANUARY
; ~3
4
paraonage an azou UCIUCIL, Llluuuu;..........,.- . ..._..,afternoon.Re v.J ohn P.Brooks Mrs..W i lli a m F moffic iated i n th e presence o f th e... .._ fir...-- . I U . . .na-~ ~ C ubr id e' s pa r en ts , mr . a nu mul. vn -M r n W i lli a mc a r Ca r lloh .L . A -\.nuuwaa w mailman m me mummyEvunlng Brian Club at the first
meeting following the holidays,
January 6.Gum plnyers were
Mn.Fred Guyer md Mm. John
Sutwn, Mrs. Guyer winning prlu
for high scom.Mrs. John Leahy
'rea Mutter and Mmm Hewen gnret V611 Lmkén And Philip Shu-'
returned Smdsy no Lincoln, when bert.
the y In md y ln s i n In mvrafr Mrs.Minerva Carier received
:Z-h00l"g1°had spe nt ff; hw word Mondny from Portland, Ore-
yn air »r ~ ° "t h a n u m m o ngg". gv . J_ :Bllf¢ zr .nd Mr. md '°"'er Us "rs.oJones, had undergone 1 mnjor up-
I HellvinklesEntmulnMinnesota Relatives
.|0n.ll xlcllw mn e lu u uau5 m~.,Mi ss Helen , of Pipestone, Minne-
sota,we r e guests Saturday a n d
Su n da y o f Mr . He llwin k ld s b r oth -
|IJ
ldrew ihe cut nwlrd, Later the la- inn. My newen.|eration at the Emanuel Hospital in;u...mi lla :er ann NSW!-u1°|»w, nu.. °- °"j"' mea repanm no a uo1rn~r.own rea-H.L. Hellwizakle.The Hellwm- taurant for refreshments.
kle's son-in-llw md daughter, Mfg The club will meet lglin on
mm. ........ .¢.~..=.. .... ......-.,North Dnknu., md George Pdzh
mn o l Elwood,Ne bns h,:p mt
the holidays with their dnter, Mn.
H. C. Jorgemen md family.Both
returned on Sntnndny to their
°¢l-¢=l\iHz duties.
ronlann.ana 15 gesung zuuug nucanbe- - - ''Mrs.§ §_'§_ m ; .2 m .~B E N F R A N K L I N s r o m i s
5 : o x : = = | o | = | Q o | = q = o g g Q _o l:
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\and Mrs. Walter Anderlm Bf\d|Jnnury 20, at die home ol Mn.Dressy Styles I1n Silk ]Buddv of Omaha, were nlso vidb-|Wa.yn¢ Sbeinbaudi.
§| ora ok Sunday.
ELarl Thomnsanan lhierlnlnmavgolens
R gu||r $4.98 Draw
Now $3.98
Bnlun Sha
E C ur t i n e n u m Hu '" " ` " " "Fr l md ; , Ne » 1 E » f T" " "Mrs. Margaret Iverson and lam-'u
§Birthday Pnrty Mr. and Mrs.E u l Thampmn ily entertained at dinner,Satur-E Curtin Gllllnm, son of Mr. and emertnlned seven tables of friend.;day cvenint.for Mr.and Mrs. o
= M...Jnm.it-\»z.\ci mnm, mmr- a t n md wry . 'nneAdlY °v=ni¢1s>Clyde Reynolds nl Powell W !
£1 _..A.I I .:."
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JS FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY
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?¢'§;.f;.;a.;";f;;°°n;'fn.1. Prize. were awarded u uw dom mips. :md Mm. Ross Han!hration of his :ummm binhay, 'ff *he =ff**1'*° Mn.H°"?"' children.1»_... u.....-- ur....1.... ns... u..n...._ Thompson md Lloyd Nelson. lush Alf"-A .hnnnn nmant Newx u r r . » u g 1 : u u H u x l e y ,a u u n u u » 1 | . | . | n -- r_s c o r e r s ;a n d H n .J a m e s M u l l i n D i L i n I n w i t h
1 5 9 '_ R i f p h 1 f . " ° h ° 1 ' ° " ': I " : ' l ' § ' L ,I ' .a n d D a n T h o m p s o n w e r e c o n s o l e d .| . 2 : 1 » . . ;1° 1E: | r° _l u t l i n l J
§
nnmgu,Jenny mc mlmgu,Chu-lu Shumnke, Willard Gnstin,
Robert Wnllmann,Duold Web-
ster,Nylx Thumpsan,Knthryn
Ladwig and Peggy Mn-ubdl.Feb
lowing an dmrnoon of z u m .
Curtin'mother served mfresh-
ments.
The hasten nrved luncheon.
|'1'he mvv included Mr.and
Mm. Hans M. Andenm, Mr.and
Mm J nhn Parry,Mr.und/MLeon Hindey, Mr. md Mrs. mia'
Hinz,Mr.and H n ,Howud
Thompson,Mr.and Hn.Ja ms\Th°mx»m, Mr.and Mm. Ed Nu,-
iI=isF|`§"w:é{71 Ei mé t hgr , ~ j_
P. Jansen.He mtumed the latter
part ol the week to Shubert, Ne~
b r u b ,whnn he is superinten-
dent of the mlmols.
Mr. and Mn. C. W. Clirilth-nwn
md fun lly emartnlned on New
. » : . . . . , . . . I A . u .- . . A
R¢gulu $7.98 Dresses
Now $6.98
.lunlov Shu 9 to 17 - - Rcgulnr
Sin 12 (0 44
2 vEA~_1g9AsT .Emi~ _ _ lb 324:
P<§§3;,°§g,. _ _ _ 89c|ono
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"\-§»».v _ ,. ,/ ~. . . <.
F5"ulTa"`§'§°2
. ~ Q5 pound box
5 ~1~'Crackers
Big Value
doz. 25cO r a n g e s ~
Apples ?2§.°°.I.i'.¥......,..l0-\|1S 25c
G r a p e s ~ 9 c
ea 3c
Grapefrui t ~ for 101:
Squash 2221;
C a r r o t s ~
Cherries
Nur Gnllan
uo
mr, Mr. and Mm. Dm Thompson,
Mr. md Mn. Wesfnn Long, Mr.md M n.Fwd Fraud: Ind thai:
funi llaz Mn.Co n Hi n:and
Lloyd Nelson.
Mr. and Mn. LeRoy Baxter ana
llmi ly entertained Smdsy dia r-novn for Mr.and M n .Arthur
gg-» and son, Iandnth, of Om-
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Sale of
OLD PHOTOS
» Made By Kuhn'| Studio
~ Photon As LowAx ~
Have You Had Your Photo Made
Within The Last 25 Years?
All TI1¢ Old Photos Are
0" °"P'9Yf _
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H n ,Hnrhnd Chriniux~ 2-md
Bcity, Mr. Ind Mn. Alfmd Skovand Uylg, Mr. and Mn. cm Eagk.
nm, Mr. and Mn. L. R. Skov. Mr.
ami Mrs. Howud Kuble,Jmet
h m m ,c m Svrenlen, md Hhs
Joan Clmaxvu.New Years E n
guests we n Mr. md Mrs.AnwlTaft,Mr . md M n .D a n y Hol-
sbein. Min Cameron and Hr. Sor
amen.
Nil; StanleyGraduates From Ama= :
E
§s<mu. nam. Undverdty,um
mm Nu. Stanley. dnughwr al
Dr. .md Mrs.George Shnley or
Brookings,South Dakcrba,wa ;
graduated fzvm the Sum Univer~
my at Ames, Iowa, on Deoambsr
21.M i n S t m l a y i a l m ; \ l t e o f
Bllir High School, the 1 luv-
ink
mer.The Stmlays have taken mapartmenti n Bmo kmq when
"v wi ll :a ide ulh Yelr wblk
th r m .Nm,is nthmding the
xuidod in Bla-Kr until lan .mm-
S h d e y i r l l l b e w i d x t h u n u n t i l
| he ta ke | q>tu n h i n g n e :d h l L
$1.98 Spun Rnyom un $1.69
Ha-mm Friend: Shower
Mn. Doa Far
Hrs. Dan Fear, neo Min Flor-
enea Mortensen,1 meant bn-ids,
wu gust of hmor nt a mileelim-
eoul nhownr hlld by a grimy al
Hamann friends,Sstuxdny titer-
noon.Hn .Willhm Christensen
~| ' [SS r l "~|| |
I;P l c m c H a m s
'L n s c ed 1i4ton6 £'§Z»`l§-1 3 2 C
°ummm sm.Aprlcota ,'§;',a.....Y'?T.....?T...loc
F l a k e H o m i n y ~ 5 c
P e a c h e s ~
M i l k ~ Z f o r l 5 c
G l o s s S t a r c h ~ . ~
Wheat Flakes §'{,'§_:;,_, 251:
W-A
Bacon '.§.°J"»T.T' lb§loc
Oleo §.,.'§§. 2.for 25c
Oysters .qt. 49c
Wginers .lb 20c
Cuz
HATS
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md Hn .P.K.Andex-nm ware
hnchanaautthadmdnrtennenhoma.
Otha n pxumt i o rs nnfkr no uu
olga mufo llo v we dby llundma n
n n H n .c m u m m m at
Bl nl l- ;M n. C. E. J 0 h| ll ¢ m,l ln .
f l - r l u y g w t . l n . G l l d v l W e b
..._ --_ ..._.. _ . . _ , " _ _
$1.29 and $1.98 Hats
Pulau,Regular $1 Value, Now
Mm, Regular $1 Value, Now
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The B. and c. sHoP
E n w r a n u n v v u n y , l | x I - : r e m u n n -E l a n ,H n .E r w i n C le me n u ,l n .
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P-.g_==°§»~#==- # r n Blair Nabnah Jmmy 5. wif*
rash. Ida] for ue in new motors. Actuly Item up nie top weed.
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vrrAu1:x Moron ou. 1. bdls om-red '°f nie for lk nm "M in x -1:_____________________________
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nunty Nurse |Powe~ Pape~ Cutter Indispensable mennard Winnei m Blair Lqgeg \Do You Remember The "Hello" Girlsf
C°'1\P'*2F'=S 19§*?.=l `~0ver CraiQ§';.=1=»;.'='.ff°Hf.i2ii1'=1';§"»i°23;=T.. fnlnmlni ~~
" "" """ " " " " |10 anna'I s Blair Beanyou wel; Qlillanl"TI|!d.ly l\ll\l¢»!§"?PP9'| £31 13 15 ¢|°°fli0l1 uau»1~u U ;..u\..¢¢.-w h n s c o r e d e i g h t
fl n n n f l i n l m ~ r : i \ l i . '864 Patients Treated By
Mrs. Walker In Year gcguyfer High Tuesday night at.. . ." . -. » -¢.» n. \. |; ;u |.|.\.u|u|.n|\4 Amublm i n b e t h a n d e d C r a i g i t s f i r s t c o n
of 1940
Kennnniopened the scorin onfieldgoalsbyDixonandé m
md continued to hold the advant-
Damn;the rest of the
u n l u u \ l 4 ; . | » am n t ¢ t I : a n ! i ¥ e a l l . l s d g y ,i n c l u d
inn S{rlnfh\¢r|l 'I-Im* nntientn Ullm-~ IF" iz.; 5: a'.fa"' dw games. <1: 3° Q led -s um MII. H-me? ¥i.%'.."",!.;§.,E.""* 'B r - - "bered 86I.
Other ltatimia uf Mrs.Walk-
¢ r ' l u z t l v l t i e u w h i l e a r r y i t m 'o u t
s parkednoints.me l08El'£Davidson ofF J2§'?,.. 2235! i§\3}` t"1E;!'d "§5nuEEf"
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uulwn OI scngllex- limkaup eleven.s z e w ml the oxenmln eight points.
Fl'. CALHOUN LOSES
T o BELLEVUE
Bellevue High Yacked A 48 t4
23 defeat unto the lunkless For
Calhoun five Tueedny night, Jan
mg 7L°P the Bellevue i1oor.
.
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the Public Beith nursing nervice
in u m county,l m y u r.show
Lhnt:
826 qdiea intendews were given
564 patient:reaivbd nursing
a re `
M0 putianh received hulth in-
m-nation
An mal.. -.».. .¢»e...A.¢l .ml i n
Thk is the third of series of
udrlen regarding the muhin-
ery med in the plnnl of The
Enterprise The nm twa. deaI~i l l y i t l a a t o mn t k u mm I n d
A noaafhez l p n y n m were
rublhhed before Ch-istmu.
Whlls a machine w cnt pspez
in not |11-impox-un; in the publi-
cxtima nf n nnummnar 1 mmmnn.
their sluwnas of operation an
lack of ability tn handle larg
qunntitias uf ~ nt one time..
In the Pivlhlre abdvs, the cutiein The Enterpriu plant i| Aww.
wttihz 700 sheets of Hnmmsrmil
Mud stouk. such as used in thprintingo!lnterheads.In len
three second: the big mn.I-a M; n.- ....u._ mm -\,-._ _
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NOTICE OF SALE
0'Hanlnn ds 0'Hmlon, Attyn.
Under and by viz-he of n de~
cms of the Dinrld.Court 01Wlahimrtm Ccu.nty,Nehnnkn, ren-dered in nn action whemln Levlie Pelk is nlnlntiff and HuoldGoll. et al., are defandnnu, md byvirtue of an order of we ilmedinBaldaction,I will on Febnx~ary 10, 1941, at 2:00 n'clock, p. m.,at the wan front door 1 the oomrty court house at Bldg Nobnsh,
sell at public vmdue to the high-est bidder for c uh Lot 'I lnBlack 1~i »=the City of Blmlr, In WashingtonCountyNehrllkn.fo satisfyplaintiff:liens in the sum of
s4es.s1,together wnh mw m zthereon at 7%per annum fromliifeosmher 9, mo, md the _com
Do you remember the "Hella"
girl|T -
A quarter ol n century ego.these glamorous Indies were .al~
most u much an institution uethe.zleigfiexd Follies chorineo.
Blulr had her own »-fem-f;=
'bldn to fame .the e c-nlured "Hella"};l'|'ll f'*iiZL? e rly
? 'B0 '| -lllu Ada Brvwn (now
Mrs. Jack Bumluxn)und M i n
Velrlll Fees.
To tlioea fmuuu-with the
present d-ly telephone swltch~
wma ie win be interesting m
compare the above lihvwsflnh
ol nn old-fashioned board with
the present day,rnodernlud
,g@YP¢»Early lwifchbonrde, ln-
-ltead of having lights whlch
fleshed on when patrons wished
to ule the ll.ue, were equipped
with smell rnetnl discs whieh
fell forward, nttncthlg the nb
tention M the operator,when
the eublcrlber removed his re~
ceiver from the hook.During
an electrical amrm all dim on
the board would fall, causing no
little confusion.
The tiny switchboard of the
'20'e, owned by the Bell Tele-
phone Compnny, bears but little
resemblance io Bllir'|1941
equipment.Ae een be seen, the
company dld not have mnny mub~
scribere in those dan- /On the
left-hand dde of the hoard, nur
Mlee Brown, may be seen the
long-dlnence connections.elm
1
very limited m number ee som
pared to ¢oduy'a long -~-
eervlce..
The telephone cvmPN\Y.the time this picture was taken
w u louted ln the old Pl!~
bulldlng,new oecupld by ~
Jw flgno! Oflienlon & 0'Hanm n ;~. , - ':.i .: fwfr!!. .
Feminine laden-,will '-
doubt be interested in the fllh
lon notes of the day, u exempll
fled in the openton' elothing
Mins Bru\vn'|. mmm- e t r l ~
ankle-length skirt und M .
Fees' accordion . pleated over-
lkirt nndextln blouse with petal-
mpea fmprmn were nnrxaerea
tho height of nyle.In P h u
of ioday'a elaborate, tortuonnly
curled head-dreaee, these "Hel-
lo"gflrle were their long hair
in simple colle it the nape of
the neck.
Whether for-better or worse.
those days are gone; and mont
readerewlll azfve with us that,
while the glamour of the new-
ly-inxtalled switchboard and
"Hello girls hu vanished with
the intervening quarter of n
century, new methods and im-
proved service will more than
compensate the lose.
The aliove photograph is one
of a large collection of old-time
pictures taken by the late J. A.Kuhn.
nm-pf-ua mm
DOUGLAS COUNTY
PIONEER BURIE I
Funeral rites were held Manda
in Benson for Ed Thelun, 81-yea
old pioneér of Douglas county.
Burial was made in the Mount
cemetery.
used came to Nebmskn wiul
his parents ln a covered wagon.He has for years lived nn the
county line in Douglas county just
south of the Wnnch school.
~mvidad for the mother and baby
or a psrlod of lm dlyl
196 mlls were mlda 0n crip-
» ad children receiving nuiltance
rough State Child Welfare
284 calls nn made an lnfuat
yziem
188 alll were made on school
- ldren
Under Hrs. Walken adwse-
~ent. 2'l persons hui eye enmi-tionn md rncdved zlwwf dur-
ng 1940, and 14 children neelvsd
~nlrilectamlsu.
Norfolk.CHI NCH BUGME NACE S TRONG
Nebraska mmt continue its
H. 0 'D°!'of Norfolk m a m
um week with his gran uncle, <,.
W.Pickell.Hr.0'Dey brought
greetings frvm Mr.Plchell'|old
ho me i n v mm. wh e n be u na
T o d a s ~ n i nh g h . . ~
d n pri nri ngplmtea nnfn we l-
atevithnutlme.L \¥ e ¢ 6 ¥ \ 5 un°
ena ct-r.¢ |!aP°P0!Cllf-Ttrlltlnmuhlnewhlmhte edgllltheprs s-
unul lms ps a zun gul ng.
Tv #-h¢ l| y mnu.vlPe rwf-i llsi lnveryoni inuy operation.In
the m'i nfi IB bmhum.hwo vm,
whenlhnelas ra c vthy tha thum-
md l a n d when she et: mmtbe
cut. lrtnightnndevenandallex-
nctIy the | | m¢=i u,f,hes ci uo |melhud l l h w dnee forgotten.I n | \ u d , ;ha v y mndzlne,de-
dgnodto bv thhndmda olnhoe taI
1
mckw-ithe ve ry nhm bei ng e x~
u t l y e v e n a n d w l t h the edges
perfectly stnlghmmd smooth.AlmndP°W¢redml¢l1|1Iew°\1ld bel h l a t o h n d e l u a t h x n h a l f t h n
a mwn t nf s to d pe rmt nn i i f th e
opentnr found himself unable w
pull the le vm-ha d enuugh w
fom¢lahebladetluongh,h¢wouln
pmeeed to whack xwiy until thu,
jobwuoompleted.
The c utta mo di n'l'1 \e Ente rpr l n plznt,u n h m d l e :heeuLhre e fe e twide wi thumudzpm-
c i d< rna r| : Ie u ¢ un s he e ta hnKat once, is sued.Tlm fi rn psperlndn in width.cutta u wen hlnd vpenbed, uw Not °l=}y is all ntrxk cut to the
operator pdllng down nn a lmz|.»l7f°P°l'use before svinz tu UI'
level-»which in tum worked ».imv-ues but :ll work 1. carefnnym m m m m m m uw Duper-rrimmvd u m completion uw aa-The hand mmhinen, however, wen sum smooth, clean edges upon de~
dllulxled many yen-s :go by tho llvery.more progressive plant! became M' mum by umm. Rntrrprlu Engraving
A n f i n g t o n ylcwa
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BE "r -e.B;l];;§;°;E;awcn;]
term on the floor-a.tuun whom:
ID U --" ¢I f - v - - 1 1 - ' _ - ' g i v i n g l l \ l |o u r t h r o n m r .
I r v r r r i v f i r l n u \| n 1 r A u f lr¢;:»::vl n m u b L U r 1 |§,§`;;§y`"` "2`§f°"'"M "' ""|L HER HERE;ow games on be 1-hd um
.~incu e t u -legs mgers :vl.lloplay.Lu!.her 3:7 ons And Went Pa e at ¥r*""°Lih
Inge ol Wahoo Nehraskx, on melon Januuy 10.Lyon! won, 19 to
Dm. mug, January |_0__7, over Bmaoft in u non-onnfsr~
Conn 51 | be the first §°;p=for encs un um week.
h son's o o 'th:cholldays.L u t h e r C o l l e g e n t h - ~ ~
L i li o f D1 . *; '" £ L ' fo r ~ Hile olomy at Bla ir Hos pital, W°d`
years, so n good game will be in y~
store.H"é" and Mn. '§?"°' Kuhr, Mrs.
-.Ku.hr,and r . u n i M . TFms r Mmux o n xs r c n un c n ."amJohn p Brooks, Mg r .Wilkinson spent Tuesday at the
Service: For Smldly. Jmuuy 12R°'°°e Rosenbaum home.
xo A.M_Church School.Ke ep Bill Koopman returned to hisposted by continuing to go to studies at Ames, Iowa, Thursdny,school.luving spent the holidxys at the
11 Am Morning Worahip. An- pmnrnl. w. J. Koopman, home.
them by tha choir Sermon "Thel M R K D o ]~l u, '',rs..n ey will v e uHom;-De!ended.'the second in her guests at n hrldgg fam-:ome
| s o a todn M W S u ,m5 P.M.Epworth langue Me e t- "my m";_é y rhomgon And
zz-Mn. c. Edmund Anderson.
FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH g Mr.and Mrs.Torn Wilkinson
Hnrold C. Jorgennn, Pastor Ilnd Inrnlly lhd Mrs. P. K NelsonSunday,January 12:Snndny went Sunday wich the H.P.M,School ln ihe chlmch parlors; Bus- H\nnen's.Mn. Ndnon in vidtlnglinh service:at 10:45 A.M. md at pruent with M n .Ho wlm7:30 P.M. at the college audtorr W°¢¢,,-4 and Mrs.Wwdmv,nm Dm! um..- n...... .nu .....,.\. ._.. ..
Bellevue
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D.McGnw 10
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Sullivan Calhoun
fs
82
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. _Woodrow 11(c(1 con1u1a
ItRusmulmn1A. Svverkruhbe 0
E. Suverkrubbe 2
D. Suverlmxhbe 2
Clauasen 0
HERMAN SWAMP
BY T EKA
Coach John Nsmmfs lHighSchool eager: droppe
aided battle fo Tehmlh 'I
night. January 7, by a s
40 fo 16.
The Tekamlh boys Shri
and hum up n 20 to '1 lo:
ing the first half.Kindl
high point mm for Teknmx14 points while Clnbom tmon for Hema!" wlth six.Bet, star Hermnn lol-wandhandcuffed throughout the
l h i l ~ l h e ml i n I l c t o r
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,a op-Tuesday
can o l
e d f mld dur-
e r w um withnk hon-Emul-
I,vm:
mme.in the
operator pdling down nn a Ima
level-»which in tum :xx-ked x.
n m r p L u a rhxvudn u n w -The hand machine, however, wen
dilulxled mlny Yen-s nga by the
more progressive plmtl became Of
~ a l l ~ i n ~
trimmed upon completion to aa-
sun smooth, clean edges upon de-livery.
Photo br Hanna. Enterprile Ifnpmvlng
cmNcH BUGMENACE STRONG
Nebrnkn mmt continue its
flzhtmpinzt the chinch bug men-
ace in 1941 unless unlxvox-able
winter or spring weather reduces
the hnger of concentrated inter
tation, wrwdlnx to O. S. Bare, ex-
iendan entbmologilt at the Uni-
vmify of Nebraska ngrlgulhxre
college.The oltidnl venllct for
Wuhington county ln an atimntod
twenty-five per cent increue o!
chinch bug infestation,generally
diltrlbutad./ l n f i n g t o n y l c w a
Gatherings Honor Recently
Married Couple
_Mn nnd Mn. G.Willllm Wil-hnxon, newly-weda, were honored
at n dinner on Satuxdny evenlngat me home of the Intern tawhen the hmlllel o! bo werepresent, inelndlng Mr. and Mm. A.E. Whltlmv nf Cordovl.
On Sundly Mr. md Mrs. Grover
Wilkkuon nba enhrhlned lorthan at a dinner, wlth the name
guests present.The couple left on Sunday after-
;;°°° fur their new home at Cen-
r.
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»'warau.|.,.~..,.'uv.:- .¢:m~,l,';*'%3"
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Wluudilkadoversemezhsesala
`cha di e d,hs uw mde d bw u ho ni u m waonilamanruud-vell¢rur.or»_a qi q po s u i uda e uzh xurf
Bare said that fully as many
chinel hugs were found in
Nebraska this :su as there were
a year sgo and present prospects
are that there will be fully as
much mood»for eentrol measures
this next summer.
A state-wide survey showed een-
terl df chinch bug populatlon have
moved to the north and west.
Bare reported I a m numbers ol
bugs were found as h r up the
Missouri river u Dakota county,
and extend.ng.wat as lsr as a
line drawn roughly from South
Sioux City fhrurugh West Point,Columbus, York and Hebron.
"lniestation was heaviest inCass,Douglas and Sannden
anmdes,but heavy demise by
'chiueh hugl in 1941 is distinct
possibility alll throughou the in-
fested territory."
Summaridng results ol the lur-
vey, Bare uid fewer bugs than
a your ago were found in Nsmlht.Richardson,Barnes and lanth-
euteru Jnlmnon _eountia _where
yllra, Don Rhea entertainfd gm-
yuungaten at a party n onoro l the ninth birthday of herdaughter,Virginia.Tha table
was centered wi ths dmoratedcake,and each guest lighted aminaturecandle which markedher place.Virginia reeeivd nu-
merous gifts.Mrs. Howard Rheaaasined Mrs. Rhea in the anange-
ments; and Misa Dorothy Mar-Iquardt of Sidney, a lor-mer teach-er-"ol Virgdnifs.was a lpedal
gu m.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Rounkildeandsan, Im Ray, wen dinner
guests Friday evening of Mr. andMn. Emmett Rasmulam ih Ral-
m n .
Mr. and Mrs. John Tillman, Jim~
mls and Jlcqudine, of Hooper,
we regue suo !Mr.andMr| .A.C..Boldt, Sunday.
Mis Gems- llarlhall rehmzed
Saturday from San Gabriel, Cali-
fornia. where he spent the Chris#
m u holidays with her brother,Ialle Manhdl a nd fami ly.She
also vmfsd in Ssn Francisco
briefly with Misa Genevieve Hes-
ru.
'h' ---- ;5""'"i-=»~ vw- -w-,Bvendgaard in Blair.a s eve ng ne ce.aims study at the P. c. Soren-" M g M 5 5 § ' * " " " * Y s r " ' °
sen home 'l'hursd.sy January 9.Soren :Don ome were Far.
'ind Mm Hemmn Kruse ofWW:lh~lm-.andMrs .Sorennn nsten w d eey I-i tentertainedatdinner,Smday Misses Geraldine Ind C1\"l°¢?~
evening, for Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wright,and A-nn Petersen were
M a n u r e *"daughter,Mr.afternoon wlers,and Mre.Mc-
, M M m Cheter Bertelsen and Donald's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Marily n of omni.D_ Rqunbsmn of Kemmd, were
-lwvper guests.
J A N U A R Y Q U O T A 1 Miss Mnry Plckell returned
Thursday to her dwe: as mathe-N O W FI L L E D ma ti c s lélfho r in n public high
Ischool of St. Paul,Minnesota.
The January quota of two memhaving visited several days with
from this county for army servlc¢¢her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W.' h u alreadybeen filled by two Pfckell.Hr.Ind Mrs,Plckell's
volunteers.Kenneth Lee Jacpbefdaugmer,Mrs.Dale Potter and
and Fred lawrence Berens are the Joyeg of Bingham, Nebraska, vil-two volunteers to fill the place.fled here on New Year'| Day re-Tbsy will be called w duty on Jan- turning uso the latter pm d the
us_r_y 28th.week.
one-sided more
MRS. C. AL EX ANDE R
IS DE A TH V I C TI M
Mn. Charles Alexander, wife ol
a Denver-Chicago truck driverloealedinBlair,died Sunday
evening in the Omaha Methodlnhospital where she had been a ps-
tion for several months
Mrs.Ale mde h unti me ly death
was the result of a cancer.Fun-
eral services were held es-day _
She is survived by the h and
and flve children.
The Ale mde rs resided in n
home on College Hill for nearly'
a year until Mrs.Alexander's
them to break uphealthforced
housekeeping.|
.GRAMP AND BING sg§|§fs fhéworld of 1960
m e m m c é a ¢ = =':|c u e s u Q ;
a mz w e l " "" "me a l s wi1_~ » i -m m ?2 " '..I , ,_ e f -/ , i i 4UuU N C n u u f .J i l u L u v m V 1 u n :l n n r c u s u g .u | | . n \ :D ._c l a u s e s m e e t u t 1 0 : 3 0 a n d t h e1 _ , 5 ¢ w l m a m M c D o n a l ¢ l ,S h e r i f f w o r s h i p p e r i o d n r 1 1 : 0 0 o ' c l o c l : .
____|Th e voumr neopla me et in th eA d v th a i n Th e E n g . ; - i m,Hevening a t 6:30 a n d th e evejt Rri nms Re sults Ic h ur th se ri' ic e is at 7: 30 .
(Inspired by Gsnunl Motors Fuhnma at Wairld's Fair)
:. » ~ g : : »4 1 ~- ' s g - » -» :1: -
' é f * ""* " " '~w u r r ' - a ' n n
Q ~w x x v r u r c a ,e v r a - ¢n m 1 .- q
i
/ ; '. . ». - 'r f G i .° A u \ . P 7 » "3 u m m A c a o s e . ' \ w a » - 1
u ;__? /~~ , » _ = : " " 2 ' ! ' ? ' ~ ° ' f ." _ - 1 - . T . ' l ° E . _
n i n g
rash. Ida] for ue in new motors. Actuly Item up nie top weed.
0 o a
YITALEX MUTOR OIL renova dulze md arhn from nhl mourn.
PIII up with VITALEX, nm A fer bundled mils and dnin,You
will be :mud at the urban md sludge 'A-emved.
o o o
A R T S A U T Q ~
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Cleans OutSLUDGE
And Dechrbonizes
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Drive Your
NEW CAR
25% Faster
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Mixed Sfnecially
For Breaking In Of
New or'Overhaule¢l Cars !
v l m f x ~A n A l l M i n e r a l o i l D e d l ?svrrAu1:x Moron ou. 1. bdlsoffered'°f nie for un nm iima in x . f " " °01'\lP€|.'lol' I-»llbl'C8lloll PLUS Cleannng of The M0t0|-'
2 ( ¢ { K ( K ( £ (' / V' / Y A (
aepwznner mn: tell when tha loc-'ond dxinnh bug genentiun wa
davdqplng..
lm than has million dolhn in
crops were lavsd I n t y o u as
8,000 loutheutern Nebraska fum-
ers comtmqtad nearly 750 miles at
mm m b l r r l u l .,
Boys mi d i t v u not known
nhethor further fsdenl croooota
gupplin would ba lv\l1|hlo be-d m n fund:mmt be appropri-
stod by tho nur ummm.
mn. wxumm Cook n a patimvinthe Dodgo county hnlpihlwhen :he submitted to an onen-tion recently.
Mr. und Mn. Alla n W . Inks
looompmied by H i n a EvdynHlmllh. Ruth Sh\mba\:§!:,andlhry Woener, attended Tues-
ided Club concert in 0 3 : -
y yuma the famous Rusdm plmht,Simon Bu-er.'
i v v d n h a l i a e k i r n d nAu n u m n u m n
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t Ceremony éonnucr muonLonGEswn.LBride In CanJleliglv
u m| \ f \ l r "v v
ln Homé The Jmv mmwwzi d w e m m i nM. - a f ~ u e d d s Da t e 1 J \; ' :. ; .'¥"°:..'°=~',.f'~x= .2-.3;=vVouun'|a!Chrlmtim
lar m i '('1'h\mi»v>n n Abcvo in pictured Min hun
Klnhn daungur of Mr.andIdGwill tnke WVU!i g g Nobla Grands or Mrs.He am Fort
__n.n..m.,Wm...n-.» r...sn
_._ .._.v.. .. - q uwenc to lan.Vanin ,: m m l o d g e ' M i n J u . .E J !
Ram Kuhr, Diltdét Deputy Prai-
ient.mg G. P. Nm-by.Dhtrlrt
Cer emo ny avaung.and Hamtheir dur
the argl!Mm. R4
ll1~s_Cu1"1?2.S§i§,'Mr§f"`
E°i<".§ '§ . ~ é T" iI2 f-I vllllavuu)uuvvv """°"""' "|111 M u Gr in d Hunter.WUC inCulou Dey, s'°vr1¢¢1¢_l°== '§f..."r~I - M Z o f f i c e r s .
Wrich-Henricksen R i t e s Bendorf.Ar¢e¢nz mu pr E.neg, "Alqng the Indian |nq mn. L. J. pay, lll0 nz won:Calhoun,will be zolemnizedWereSolemnizednextSaturday,January 11 eveningJanuary 1 _
f&»a"`""`xzT§§MRS. JOHN LEEHYWILL RESIDE 'vih `K\Ii=}ur. qui Mrs. Inter umm;NEAR
Aa ; ns n lt o tt he mnn .\| ¢ J e u-ln a pntty home wedding
the Cl n Wrieh residence ufdeen of the Cxtholic inet.
Mr. md Mn. lk! Arkell mhrKennud,January 1,Hr.
Mn.W1-ich's daughhr,Su;
Margaret, vu united In marrito Walter Henrickam, son ofandMm. Henry Hemi cknn
Blah.Rev,H.C. Jul Fmle
OF THE
Mrs nhl,club,Tue!-
Mr.and M n .ivan mu c¢i1m1m
\J ;Neil Stanley, former Bldg reai Er. ;§.,fia,.;
performed the ceremony.DEGREE INSTALLS'1'h.b1'ideso;-}° wéiif ~ anl_éil; hm Attendants will be Mr. and Mn.
Hm-o\d Dey, Ralph Achatz, amdnYOFFICERSFRIDAbouquetw u ol In tthe Bllfrm e t peas Hina Marie Osborn of Omaha.
A elaarivnri dance in honor of~1`;.'§:i!Degree of Humor nfhoers fmf>}~§£s"ai' ""';,{._§";AURA KLAHNwrgu ~>¢-w-fy v~ -f-'~--a-mls s Lfra . wi ll hmgm The ceremony willtake place
:lebntea Blnhdu .at St. John's Lutheran church
of Florence at hvo o'clock, withMrand Mn Will Johnson en-Re F erherm olfiehting.vrtxinad st dlmer,Sunday, in v.ey
elehrntion of Mrs.Johnsoxrl
the couple In plmned for Satur-
day svenlng, at the Fort Cal-
houn dty hall.Mr. nnd Mn.Dey will am-
tinua bo reside in thgt lomllty.
blue saitin ~ Withl pink-cams L evmihg-, .i»hu§\}y` io.""J-\t i o n c o r u g e .
"|"\n.Iw i r\»*¢|n\\§ \'inP W s d l p f~ ~ `isE|`{-f"`iz'¢m»§""1 ._in the e T i s ~
A dinner was saved for mem-0 us)1 .. . .rdreshmenta will be servedbmof fn..immame f»miue»,|"nr..\n1L,h.bhN l_______.._.___._.__-
Guests were Mr.and\Munn; ua unmwi Ju. ua lln. our xuw-mm LUND-sIEvERs__l}°*§__F'_;_g_4 gg-_gq-;- mierhlnd smmy for Hr. md NUPHAIS SUN.Johnson of Flair \n f » . E f " i f » . ' E ; } _ n §r e M 1 5
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onafum.M a r g a r e t V o n L u n k e n ,m a P h l u p i
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n u m .JA n l r. . : >n l\I .b .|1 |: '11 1U 1\1 \l :.
an unusually beautiful undl I"ollowfng the wedding, Mr. and ¢...................u r . . . \ A : . . . »
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GRAPEFRUITTexu Seenileu
8 For 25c
g¢¢
m u s m s
z nu cena sq
171:
5
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ROAST
Fancy BeefRib or Chuck
Lb. 20c
§B o i l i n g M e a t , p l a t e o r r i b , I b ., _ . . _ .. _. .1 5 c
. \ .' \' \' \' \ .' \ .' \ .' \ .' \ .' \ .' \ x x x° \ \ .' \ \ .' \ .' \' x' \ ,' \' \ \' \ : \ \ .' \' \' \ .' \' x \ \ \ \ .' \ .\ .' \ ' \ \ \
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BOHS STORE
Specials for FricE\y and s»m»a£y'" "
300-PHONE coo
-Open Sunday Mornings-
Open for inspection-refrigerated lockers.
See how you can have your own fresh meat
the year round without any canning or
smoking.
LE'1'rUcE
Fresh Cwlid
Heaa sc
§ Potatoes, Red Triumph, peck ........_-.......22c
5 Coffee, P. & G.. drip or regdar, lb. ...-..,.......20c
g Matches, True American, 6 box carton ___-,_17c
CORN M E A L SY RUP I
Yellow nr While Kama Dark5 Lh Sack 15¢l Gal. 49c
|~p C r a c k e r s , S \ u 1 r a y , 2 l b . b o x ~
5 Soup, C mpbell's Tomato, 3 cans ....-.. . .2512g Navy sim, large, 4 lbs. ,,__.,_m._19c g
5 Com, Hawkeye, yellow or white, 3 cans .;.._22C g
g Catsup, Yellowstone, large bottle .._,,,W..__9c 5
¢ Lye, Lewis, 3 cans ...._....25¢ 5
PORK Cl-IOPS
Small hm
Lb. 221:
AP PLES
Fancy Wiaeum
4Lbs.25c
NECK
BONES
7 Lbs. 25c
impressive candléllghv.service, Mn. Gulmson entensined at n ze- ~ x"`]'&`.T`°performed late Tuesdny aiternom oention in \-he church basement,n r y eattheBlairC¢ng1~egationa\ honoring the newly-wedded couple.From _y Q ' f »Lund mf
in g t o n
Wilmer church, Miss Maxine Gususon of
Lincoln, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
A. D.Guatason U! Blair, became
the bride of James H, Kempthorne
ol Oakland, California, sun 0( Mr.
md Mn J . H Km-nnthome of Aw
Miss Betty Krogh cnt ¢he ,|¢,_|comaxworu mar, mms uucme um-
Later. Mr.and Mrs. Kempthorne
left for Oakland where they will
reside.The bride's going-awaydresswasofsoldier blue,with
cloves and hat to match.
icke hu postpmed the date of her
mu-rings m Wllllnm H. Rankin. ol
dmc city, until early June.Theceremonywasorgi wly planned
for Christmns Day._ ____Ames.,
married Sun-al.. .........».\...|
day evening in a six o'clock cem-
mony performed at Trinity Luth-
eran wumh in I=\°emont by Rev.
William Brueggemann.
A setting of lighted Christmas
decorations provided an unusually
beautiful background for the nup~
tials_The bride, gowned in floor-lcngth white satin with a lace
veil, carried a mixed bouquet. Min
Verena Lund, who aerved as hersis¢er'a bridesmaid, wore a light
blue aaEn gown and allo earried
.1 mixed bouquet.Gilbert Stnnghoener ol Omaha
served the brideg-room aa b u t
man, and relatives ol the couple
acted an uahen.
Rev.Mr, Bmeggexnann, in an-
swer to a special request of the
couple,delivered a wedding ler-
moh which combined their con!ir~
mation bleaainga.William Som-
mera,accompanied by G. G. Gxefe,
organist, lang "O Periat Love"
and the congregation lang'a
hymn.
erdeen,South Dakota.The Rev.
Mr.Robert W.Hastings,pastor,read the marriage line'at five
o'clock, in the vreacnee of some 75
friends and relatives.Preceding the ceremony,Mis>
Louise Stapleton of Lincoln gang
"Because",accompanied at theorgan by Paxil I.eBar, also of Lin-
coln.Mills Connie Sully, coupln oi
the bride. lighted the candla.
The bride was lovely in n regal,
white wtirs floor-length gown;her large ann bouquet was o lwlatemllalilies.Attendants
were her younger :isten Misa
Gloria Gustuon of Blair,who
lerved aa junior bddeamaid, an-.l
M i l Winilned Bruce of Lincoln.
Miss Gnatlwn wore a pink aatin
flooblangth dren,while Misa
F%uce'a gown wan of aqua bhu-taifetl;both carried bonqueta of
rows..~
In the guest book, in charge oll\li:a Barbara Stone of Lincoln,
were :wooded the names ot frlargenumberoflo¢-il residents,
and the following out-of-town
guests: Mr. and Mrs.J.\H.Kemp~thome of Aberdeen, South Dako-
ta; Mn. Louis Jensen, Mrs. Ver-Ence McNall and Floyd o u m m
of Hamburg, Iowa;Mrs. L.J.
Gustason and Mila IAla,Miner
Edna Anderson,Juanita BlantorandMarianKrogh,and Melvin
Walling ol O n;Dr. and Mm.
L. M_ Petersen and Mr. and Mrs.
Rodney Petersen of Arlington;
Mn. Fwd Young and Mx-s. MarvinSquires of Decatur.
Mn.Kempthorne,a Kmduate
of Blair High School,was en.-
ployed for a time in the Washing-
ton County Court House, but tor
mor¢ than a year had been em~played ln Lincoln.Mr.Ka mpWilliam Hughes ol lincoln ablthorne is atsocilted with Ameri-
tended the brldegroom Ushers can Utilities in Oakland.were the brlde'g brother, Bill Gum]The but wishes Uf a boat of
tuon uf Blair, and Jack 'r-ne., pf friends follow this young couple to
lincoln.-1_ '?,;;?:Ithdr new home on the west gout.
I 1:n e :Nwnwm ua lnorcnna
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A former resident ol Fort \;a1~houn,Miss Gericke was teaching
in the Arlington drool; unlil herdepamxreforthewear.cout,
shortly before the hdidays.
Return From
Rose Bowl Game
Among those returning this
week from Calllomia, having nt-
lcnded the Rose Bowl game at
Pasadena, New Year's Day, wereEd, Henry and Merwn Jermeh,}
Osmr Gilbextson, Walter F. GIA-
schow, Leo Hooks, and Will Crich-
wn of Omaha.The gfaup arrived
here on Saturday.Stanley Jen-
sen, who had accompanied them
lo Lhe wm fo nt shnrtly after
Christmas, remained for a week's
visit in Sm Francisco.
Talk abou: nmoozhfu-silk engine pc:fo¢m~
mee-le( me 611 your tank with Skclly
GuoUn¢mdlee|.hedia'u¢n¢¢Eayxun-
ing? Ya! Pm pickup? Ya! Img mikage?
AlJ§|wl$ke1lygiv¢syma!llbrnb¢au1¢
ir is many pnulina mmpounded InnaONE.
See you noon, I hope!
nnuv 'l'Ad0|.lHl': n o n o n
¢..-.4 » ,mm --pk ww- am|..m¢u°¢ n nam mvnwf qua.'mm me mm.Tq I wann A
Alfred Eager Service Station
While on the cout, this Pl1j1=v,. -\x\.'\.'\.'\\m.x' \°\..°\. '\."\..'\.
o~ M~. ~d~iff..~ ~I~ ~ e2
Santa Monks and Mrs.Chrin
Schmidt of Los Angela.
Mr. md Mn.Sonn McDonald
me m New Yen-'s D l y i n C u l !
with Mr. and Mn. Anton Znndar.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Zenen wars
New Year's DIY guests of Mr.
md Mn. R°y Lamplwre at Gxfbt-
Ill.Six o'c.lock dinner guelts§ Sun-dw eveiingl nz the Lowry Cxmcn
homé wen Mr. and Mrs. John An~
demon md son, puno: Herman.
¢¢¢¢5¢5/§z¢5¢
BOHS STORE
Specials for FricE\y and s»m»a£y'" "
300-PHONE coo
-Open Sunday Mornings-
Open for inspection-refrigerated lockers.
See how you can have your own fresh meat
the year round without any canning or
smoking.
8'Uevts of Mr. and Mrs. J HiltonRoahdes at their home on West
Colfax street Last Sunday evening,-.
"':=»Dollie Moore nttendud a
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GRAPEFRUITTexu Seenileu
8 For 25cuct: dealen at the Elk's Club in
Omaha, Monday.
Mn.Georgg Hindley of Her-
man and Mr.and Mn.Giris
Wrlch visited Mrs. Arminta Sap-
penfield, Tuesday.
g¢¢
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r.,had as dinner guest.;Saturn
ay, Mr. md Mn.G. B. Ellison
Omaha.
Mrs. Charles La mb md Mrs.
es Sutherland will vlxit Sn Teln--11, Friday, with Will Sutherlmd
d Mr. md Mrs. Roy Anderson.
Miss Catharina Jenkins,who
as been stndoned at Wnhoo, Ne-
ruh, was transferred this week
.Mlfchell when :ha will con-
imme her naming duties.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thompson
tertnined nt dnner,Saturday
5
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ROAST
Fancy BeefRib or Chuck
Lb. 20c
uhr,Misa Do mth y Smith of
jn c o ln, md Le s lie P a k .
Deputy Sher iff and M n .Cu -I
~lson and daughter ha d a s their
~esta, Sunday eveninng,Mr . an d
rs. W illiam J e n u n of Fr emon t,
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Fresh Cwlid
Heaa sc
§ Potatoes, Red Triumph, peck ........_-.......22c
5 Coffee, P. & G.. drip or regdar, lb. ...-..,.......20c
g Matches, True American, 6 box carton ___-,_17c
CORN M E A L SY RUP I
Yellow nr While Kama Dark5 Lh Sack 15¢l Gal. 49c
|~p Crackers, S\u1ray, 2 lb. box ,__............................17c
5 Soup, C mpbell's Tomato, 3 cans .....---.25cg Navy sim, large, 4 lbs. ,,__.,_m._19c g
5 Com, Hawkeye, yellow or white, 3 cans .;.._22C g
g Catsup, Yellowstone, large bottle .._,,,W..__9c 5
¢ Lye, Lewis, 3 cans ...._....25¢ 5
PORK Cl-IOPS
Small hm
Lb. 221:
AP PLES
Fancy Wiaeum
4Lbs.25c
NECK
BONES
7 Lbs. 25c
§ Boiling Meat, plate or rib, Ib.,_.._.._. .15c
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:amen nn y u n g ueac n w n n v a r
At the wedding dinner and re- Concludes vin -j
cept1on following the ceremony, With Wuhe Stdnbgnglunhe Lndiu' Aid md :even friends wr..n ul w¢..\..»....».......|M L o c a l N Z W S
|\acting an waitresses served 95
guests in the church basement. A
large weddng take Dentend the
table. and blue and white. candlescumpletedthetahladeeoratiunri
Mr.and Mrs.Sieven are re-
siding on a farm near Aman.
\` P. N. G. Luncheon
Scheduled For rn.
The Past Noble Grand Club
plans a one o'clock luncheon when
it gathers at the Rebelukh hall w-
lnomzw (Friday)altemoon for
the regular businea meeting.
Attend: U. ol N.
Reunion LuncheonMrs.J.Merton Kuhr joinedseveral Omaha friends in a lunch-
eun given at Old English Inn inOmaha, Saturday, by Mrs. GordonHubertMOwls la ,Nebraska.
The event was u reunion of Unl~
versity of Nebraaka classmates.
Mn. Sam Chely
Retwnx I-'rom Washington
Mrs. Sam Grely returned Fri-day evenlmr from Wlshimzwn, D.
C..where :hs had spent several
days with her daughter, Mn. Dee
Counts.Mrs. Counts, who was
serioudy ill iu a hospital there, ll
reported m be somewhat lm-
proved.
Mrs. ll B. Dunley
Return From Mo.
Mrs.R.R. bonley concluded a
hgliday visit in Webster Grove,
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...... V. .. ...~...-.. .e......e.. ...her home in North Platte. Sunday.
having spent lhree week: in Blair
with her bmther-ln~lsw amd sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Weyng Steinhaugh.
Wrgene Schmidtwin. ContestVirgeng Anne sdlmiat,M e r i
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
D.Schmidt, was listening to her
flvarlte prog-ram New Year:morning when she heard het name
annnaunced as une of ten winners
in I eerlal contest.Aa her prize.
day when the whole enantryaide
wan in a drawing competition, she
hla received |Poppa-Momma
Doll.
Nyholml Relum
Frnm lows
Rev.and Mrs.Paul Nyholm
and children,Gunnar,Paul,and
Maria, returned to Blair on New
Year's Day, having been guests oflIfriends at Audubon Iowa slnee son af Kansas City, Kansas, spent
l5f`T|§;"W¢¢|<'
Mrs. Emma Sell spent the holl-
dlys in Platumuuth ?lril'.lrMr4 anaM n ,IAN: Naevs me family.
Mr. and Mrs. George Van Deus-
en spent Saturday evenhg near
;Fort Calhoun,visiting Mr. and
'Mrs. Harold Schafer.<
I Mr. and Mrs. Howard lang, who
had been residing on the FreddLong farm south of Bllir, moved,'
to town last Sunday.1
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hansen and
daughter of Florence spent Sun-fthyvisiting with Mr. and Mrs.|
Fritz Msthiesell.I1
Mrs. C. R. Mead villtediq Omu- J
ha, Monday, with her sister, Mrs. t
'E. E.Smufield,returning that ¢
evening.|
Mr. and Mn. Dudley Carter and \
rthe day helm-e Christmas..1..heygNew Year's with _ Mn.Minerva
alta spent the week-end ' " " ' ° » I E ; . " § ; ~ ~Dudley rs a
"nge of the regular pastor.
Mn. Armlnta Ssnpenfleld
Honored Ou Birthday
Friends ol Mrs. Ar-mlnm Sa
penfield gathered at her home,'
Tuesday, to help her eelehnte her
birthday.In the group were Mrs.'
Ella Brass, Mrs. W. J. Koopman,
p-
Rev.Nyholm supplying at the|' .'Lutheran Churveh during the -'»'..§'".H ~ J. H;'I.".§L'°.~Z.2 ~
'and Mn.Hams Christensen and
lll
¢Mr. and Mrs. Carl Christensen of 1
near Blair.
Miss Agnes McMillan, Mr. umMrs. Fred Dlskmeyer, Mrs. C. H.
Robertson, and mu m M d l l l l a h
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I.were ln Omaha, Friday. to attend
the funeral services for their cous-in, De n mmla n, ss.c
SOAP CHIPS, 5 lb. b0'x 32c
TOILET SOAP, Crystal wwe, 4 bars 15:
TOBACCO, Grainger, 16 oz. can __.._.._69¢
OLEO, 2 lbs..,..,f_,._......,..._...,25c
GRAPEFUIIP, large size, doz._33c
CHILI BRICKS .............-...-"__.,.19c
FISH AND OYSTERS
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the Sky's the Limit for
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Family Health with MILK
Up-up-up will go your good health,
when every member of the family
has enough milk each day.The
fullest benefits can be derived from
milk which has been pasteurized.
All hmlth authorities agree on the
health benefits of pasbeurized milk
and most cities forbid the distribu-
tion of any milk which has not
been pasteurized.
Pasteurized Milk Is
` sold In Blair Only By
§!;f"R DA! ~
PHI
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gf~llliuouri, this week; she had hem
a gum oi ht1rtrPnts, Mr,and' g J. L. Reevu, uinne December
1 .
Mrs. Josie VanDeusen, Mrs. E. m.| ,Mn and Mrs. Gordon Shattuck
Monte, Mrs. Frank Schafer, Mrs. of Gx-and Inland vielted Friday |
Everett Tyson,and Mrq.Miraie evening with Mrs. Brube Mchiillnn a
_Tx-iplett.The time was pleaunb-ind family.Mn. Shathuzk, \'.he|
~ l, Dv.; Return ~
o yom z .Mr.and Mrs. J.M.Day_|nd|
|son|,Dondd and Junea_ Blfhr,
' x : t \ E n e dl e S » ; x r d s y * ° , § \ ; ; §h o n z e l
Im d i f . ; D -m a i n s : - .n ' £ . . " 5 .
I n l m l s m ,h e r l i l t e r ,M r s .' r .A .
IEDYIS,a n d o t h e r r e . l | . l . i v e " } n ~
d 1 w a .M n . D s y w u o r m c r y -| » » » - .l m . .B i f l l r .
o n i e m B o n a '
Ad mi ts Ne w Me mb e r
At the mee tin g of the Me th od is t
Official Board, held st the RichardIhpplncott home Monday evening,
|M""John Sgmndts hdzni tted u
|ew ;i=1»1»~= 'arg d "of eommuni'cT|
l:t e same meeting,the board of Gzrlstlnn Educstinn
w u nude |committee to lwdrthe"unified ssrvles"now being
us d by may churchaa thmugia-uut the country.~
Mn. John P. Bro o k: und lg;
vrlll sntsrtshilatnvd-lit Indian Aid Clrc'¢ when
It meets st ins puzzonags n m
Wsdnudsy Lhanooh, Jwmry 15.
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refreshments were served
Luther Leagues Unlte
For "Welch"Party
Around one-hundred young peo-
ple, representing the Blair, Ken~nord. Duns College, and Hill Creek.
Luther Leagues,gathered at the
First Luthemn Church in Blair lor
|"watch"party,Tuesday even-
ing, December al.The early part
ol the evening was devoted to
games, and Rev. P. C. Jensen of
Kennard showed slides depicting
scenes in the church history.Rev. Hsmld C. Jorgensen, nu-
bor of the Blulr church, conducted
a service h'em'l1 to 12 o'clock,
wlth mme provided by Prof. John
Link, Lois Car , md Clemens
Vig ol Ins Angeles.The party
concluded with the wrvins of re-,
freshmenu.
Lnlhc r I-elim ,
The Luther Iaguc of the FirstLuthenn church will meet it the
clnncn psrlors, next Tussdnyfeve
runner uunnny mcquarne,ls u'nleoe ol Mrs. McMillan.!Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Brown en-
jfertnlned at dinner,Sunday,for
Dr. und Mrs. Ray Crook of Un-,¢oln.Alnenoon allen wars Mr.lBrown's sisters, Mn. Grace Noyes
and Mis'es Edith and Alice
|Bmwn, also of Lincoln,
|Conch and Mn.Carol G m
[spent the two-week Qxristmns
nnd New Ycur's holldsy in Pierce,
Nebnska,sw'-s n l M m Glst's
parents,Mr. md Mrs.Richard
Hltx.They returnsd on Sundn;
svs-ning.|Mn. cmgs Snyder entertalned
sg nn oyster new. Sunday evan-lng, for Sheri!! and Mrs. WilliamD. McDonald sud son. George, Mr.
Ind Mn.Russell Mundorf, Mr.
Ind Mn. G'en1d `Lernon und furn-
lly and Kermit Hoteling of Ben-
ningtan.
l Bob Hemphill spent New Yeufllin Denver as the blast of Miss
glmty Roach,mtumlng Friday
evening.On Sunday, he and MisaJanet, iceompsuied by their ps:-
gntx, Dr. and ln. W. F. Hsmphlll,gnturned to their studss ll t he
Unlverwlty o f Ne b n lh a t Un-st 2:80 o'clock.|Advertise in The Enterprise coln.l
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uhr,Misa Domthy Smith of
jncoln, md Leslie Pak.
Deputy Sheriff and Mn.Cu-I
~lson and daughter had as their
esta, Sunday eveninng, Mr. andrs. William Jenun of Fremont,
».
500 to 600 Miles on
a " Fi l l U p "
Yu-you could be gazing 25 no30 miles on npllnn-ifyouwemdriving thin Nuh. Why dnn'!
you? Look haw Nnh mrpuaa
the other an In the lauvewpria
ield,wid:xheoomfono!/usrcoil
spdndng-:he can of Twoany
Rnlkx Seca-ing-dw summon-incu and safety of 1 one-plea,wuldd body mdinme. And you
an |Q¢h:|¢ Eu opdnnxl 'a-
¢ru",¢oo-¢heWeuh¢xl!yeCon-
didoned Air Sysoem md Com
vudhlo Bed. Come in, drlvs thi!new kindoi cu modny.
0 0
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5
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ROAST
Fancy BeefRib or Chuck
Lb. 20c
p 'B o i i l i n g M e a t , p l a t e o r r i b , l b . _ . . , . . , . . . . _ . _ . , , . . , . _ . . _ . . . l 5 c
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5 |Sack 15¢l Gal. 49c
|~p C r a c k e r s , S \ u 1 r a y , 2 l b . b o x ~
5 Soup, C mpbell's Tomato, 3 cans .....---.25cg Navy sim, large, 4 lbs. ,,__.,_m._19c g
5 Com, Hawkeye, yellow or white, 3 cans .;.._22C g
g Catsup, Yellowstone, large bottle .._,,,W..__9c 5
¢ Lye, Lewis, 3 cans ...._....25¢ 5
PORK Cl-IOPS
Small hm
Lb. 221:
NECK
BONES
7 Lbs. 25c
3
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--THE
Dale Ne w s .
Mr, und Mm. Paul Janet, Mu-y
Jean, Paula Lee md Mu-ylin
Gntachaw were dinner guem of
Mr. md Mn. A.I-l.Jurggblnth,
Friday avenin .Audrey uid' f m l d Doll of Blah'
spent the week-end with their
servation for a few day:
Miss Clan Schoettger rehxmadw Wnnblee. South Dnkotn, Sunday,after lnendinz the holiday; herewith relatives.She vu accom-pmigd by Mina Hue] Wihog who
arrived Slhmhy :ner vidtxng ntSL Joseph. Missouri.Hur! One:-mm. who hu beenill for seven! dxyl. is x-avowed (0be improved.Vu-nm Mxnhli l i s attendirgz
wAsmNG'roN NEWS ~
Bifthdny Cdebntioa Honors lin-''"I2 W. Johnson
Mr. and M J. W. Johnxon cel»ebnwd Mrs,~hnson's bihdy Misses Putty Kelly and RuthSttulday evenin~pnwlt were Bunk entertnlned at a New Ya:Mr. md Mn. J. A.ohnxon Emu Eve mm' nn the Kmwd pavilion.comm md Lillie.r. and Mn,The guests ulnyed games andWlllinmChrirtexuen.~bby md dlnced and lunch, was served by
DORNACKER NEWS
Mr. and Mn. Emu! Ohrt und
nm: vidted Frldav evenim: withsandMrs. Henry Gottach and
n.Mr.and Mn.Hmg, Gottlch
and Irvin and Hr. and rn. JohnDomackerandhmi lv wen din-ne r na b o f M r .and Mn. Hr-
QW McCann home naar Fun (kl-
oun.Mr. and llri. Floyd AlexandeandBmcd'Hex-mm;Mrs.G u lWlrdandNormaJaynevldlad
L. E. Ward, Sundly,Gamldlne Johnson was a 'Pau-
gy overnight gu u t of w u m
t s.Bztty Ward and Jeanne Lslble
ol Omaha ~nt the week-end lt
Berkshire
AggQ_ Names
'41 Awards
4-H'ers Are .Urged To1A
4
nu - mu u l lnnlunuvn mummy" m i n i 't h R ¢ v .H. C . V VI -imbv rdrmnctinz a n the mini..
humllm wa n Ile kvi n Somuomll o umul:0.H. Imve.mdrlsor;Tom Do wdl, bmkn;Ellis Cun~Ii ndum. ue o rt;m m S o m m n .
:',9 fL="e:=;!= r~_ ¥§§ _;=» ¢~-
vermn muuuau n -wc--\--¢¢'n "" " é ? { ° '° ' "Lvmwtion an
K u n a y.L l B :ms Junzblun-h.md '}L',-M'-'Z¢7'¥n°f:¢¥'~¢=»»»4 on
Tneadnr from Puedam.Califor-nh, when they atknded the Row
Bowl' m u m w w w u a .I m a mIM-.mx Mn. Ggo nn Bonn n~|
KMMPIRHU- Mr. and Mrs. 0f.tn7"'l_Grotheusen..And Hrs.Hsnry Gottseh'Mr.and Mrs.Fred Jnngbluw l m ~ E I ' : V A , p l e a ' x
and Lloyd were dlnnere ga tn o f M r m M r H¢nryGottseh _ng
w. me Mrs . Albe n H lund o f mln'mm" S u n d n y Afternoon
'0m.\hn. Thursday svenlng.~Mr and Mrs. Alben Hsnsen wmhfu ~ g l e lm Da mnll gMr. um Mrs . Hlrry wi d*"dlm H-l "s .y Elu Anv le b; md hm;
lnmuy. Hr. and Mn.l4wrenoem.. .¢.a».,» n.....4r
i§xt;r"'i'iei1:"1;1;e
breds
PRIZES RANGEFROM $2 To $10
Norma Jun,n r . u m M m BenGottschandaughteMr.and
Mrs.I.¢onanl Haier Melvin,
Mr.and Mrs.Herbert GoktsthBarbsn snd Jerry ga M r . ml
Mn.Willllm W i m,elen mdLllllnn.
M";*F'd Pill Henry Jorgensm
mn. ulrul nuc x um mn. :Ame rWrightGuests at thg O.W.Marshallhome, Sahmily evenln;helrlng
llhrshnll observe sr b r\h~were Mr. md Mrs. Roy Nel-
Mr. md Mrs .H. C.Blnco,
and Mn.Elmer Mlller, Mr.
Mrs.day.
non,Mr.
anq ji ri .Harris Andersen,Mr.
nl Umanan rgnz the week-end lttha Glen nbaum home.
Wilma Bates spent several dsyslnOmaha At the A.E. Knmett
home.Llla Wolsmnnn sppnt sevenldlyalnBlairwithherslsber,Roma.Guests New Yssrfp Day at thenmry nmnner 1| vorwlnmz ru:-re hrz hgvinz been wpdnud by
Rdxeshmmtswere nrved.
Jhfinqton 'Vlcwb
Nevrdlp To e U-C4>0p
elu..n \v._1. __, _._L u
m»7n§¥l'?»7`El1iiwo3>3i."k1m¢b. ha
e% a n d Mn.Chet <;.'»&§'11L
Aetomnnnied by l i m lhn hnl l,
the y a m s o Oakland w lpendsmznda y vm Hr. Bmm'| math-
ur, Hn. Blrbln Bos al." ' ~ ° ' a 'c.n1g_r£;11 '.:.=»;
w e vE z t é a f z m m m d 1 5 . 5 . m u
l h n h d 1 , Th y.Mina Domthy Hl ml hl d t o i
Human md h mPull Jones celebn
'mnwday night.
Mr. md Mn, Itettxinedatdievenins. for Mr.Jones, Mary JeanMr.m a Hrs.LAndchildrenmelehow of Bhlr.Dorothy Haier._-,~_.._,-...
ll helped Mn.nti her birthday,
Zlmer .Yemen an-
mner,Saturday
and Mn.Pad
l and Paula Lee,
awrenee Hlnlen
l Meryliea Gut-
returned to Mid-
ar spending two
" ' D 5 ; , ? , ; ' " ° 'The Nebraska Berkshire Breed-
Monda anlter twa weekl' vention, ers Aasodztlnn Announced this
M m m u m ,m u m ,vmwd na an time prizes it is offering.gg Chh n- bmi -d 1,» ; w ¢ ,-1{,fg_»=_;1- for -wal pnemiuma w 4-H mem-
, "pi .; i b e nw h o e ha w B e r ka h l r a a t t h eG,,n°',,m,d wan.n r ._gg u n . N e h n l h s a w m r ul Lincoln
Joe Schelcher in o m n .a iew ne xt nu.'rm My o r zi rl who|s lutw e e k.da ms ha wa to pwi nni nglltte rc a n
an u 100.Th !li m. M o r d h n n t were a l l e n at Win we rlzes L. off nz ol
and mehnrd :pens suqdayklmr-noon at the Martin Sands home.Donald d Kenowerd Swensonand Russell Wine were in Blair,Sunday.,
Mr. And Mn. Claus Kuehl endMr. and Mn. Clurlee Peter! lpentNew Yeer'| Eve ln Omaha.Willie Arn end Russell Wleeeattended a New Year'| Eve party
given at the Kamend pxvlllen by'thg_Peter_l§.rpguer_hon\eLSnndAy.'P1°"'.P __°. = _.|P!¥§vAnnKel|y and num sum
and.Mre. Claus Sehnleder, Jr.AndArlan,Mr. | nd~Mn.John i m .
shall Ali d Hr.and iam \....=°?>5'$ and Dwene
Mr. and Mn. L. E. Peterson mf
Mn. Christina Miller.The even~in was enjoyed playing ard! and
p were Awarded to Mr. andMn. H. C. Blaeo for hlgh score;Mn. Roy Nelson and L. E. Pe-
tanon, low; and traveling prizesto Mn. Clam Schneider end EI-
Nele Peterson home were Mr. andMn. B°n Gllssman,Elaine and
Donald and Barry dnensen ofOmalu, Mr.And RollardHolme: and fnmlly and Mr. andMn. L. E. Peterson, Berkley andMattie Jane.The Dorcas Club will meet Juvnary 16 with Mrs. Henry Jensen.At the lest meeting election of ol-
flcen was held al tollawn Pres-ldent,_ Mnl.__Elmar Monson;vice-
In n la n d the cafe cpe:-ned inconnection with dm U-Co-On Sar-
vice nation.Mrs.Nswdl willhave durxe dllrhla* the du_ mdJef! wm nm in an nixht. snvillx24-hmlx service.
Bmrkholder Addres s ArllnlhmCommunity Club
Prof. c. K. Burkholdzr ol ma-hnd Collars. Fremont. wu Ruélf
Sidney,a.former menubar here,vixlted ova: the weekend withformat friends.M i n Jenn Echtenknmu ne ntmost of the holiehyn here, lesvinxFridayforRedOlk.Iowa,tospend the week-end.
Mba Alina Nawoom md ann.
Rkhud.returned Tuesday even-ing lrum Mhmi. Florida.wherethey spent several weeks wma Mr.Ind Mrs. Will Osterman.
lend College nfweek: with her
Mr. and Mn.
Gene md Joyce
Fremont with M
mu, Mr, and M
fenlen.Mr.md Mn.nun and Imcgeneday from Indianwhere they hld
Sunday guests
Paul Jones were
Clarence JonesCity, Nebraska:\
ville Keyes and -Springfield,Neb
MN.Wllter GuInd Walter FredMr.and Mrs.Attended the weddmce held at EIurday night, honMrs. Huold MoRidm-d Junxblf r i e n d s W g " ~
pxren*-!.un y-Mr. and Mn. J.
Dodge, Iowt. we
guests of Mr.a~
Rhea.Mr. mid Mrs.bluth, Mr. And Mbluth and lla Maejox-ie Jungbluth -the weekend wiMr. md Mrs.Mr. and Mrs. Jattended the Iune
of Omaha at ElkJ. 0. Manhxll
lon transacted b~
eil Bluffs, Iowa,
day.Mrs. Fnd Rnm~
home alter twoDakota.Mrs. lhxon Mand Mila Agnes E
GRAIN
liiififs
Phone 57
BEN REEH
Holmquiét
Grain 1§£liN{;g_g\b°r Co.
" ~ a r e w s --Ol d ~ :i ts a o g g u t i o n to
experiences.m xYou a re we lc ome
' ~ W '
Ari I ~u ~ n ~ ,
Tueldny eveuint.Hin subject
v u "Crime, and Some oi'ItsRen:|ediea".Therlo eckmeyer.vice-nm#dent,nmsiued in the absence ofthe urelidant. Dr. L. M. Pete:non.
Hn. Henry Toebben was tlkento the Methodilt hospital cm Mon-
du when :be will be under ob-
4 I u v'
Nebr. Blair Aa in Th Im m un"'n : m m i m n .
"TERRY TEX" IS
AUDITIONED
Mr. md Mrs. Harold Brewster
and lon, "Terry Tex", ot Herman.
left 'Thursday for Chicago where
the talented Terry will be given
an mdition by the Columbia
Broadzuting Co.They dll con-
tinue on bo New York to lee GlenMiller and obtnln an auditlvn for
the yuungster on Mljor Bowes'
amateur prognm.
C|1urc|1_
ROSE mu. M.
A. W.
sunday Schooln. m.Plane be -Divine service
CHURCH o
ST, A. Lndmme
ancumh % d..» |. M
sun, nnperintenden
mvruinz wonhiD.mrmun: John G.ma ry o f th Ne b
Society.will deliandextend: a -to dl of the younh C i 1 . u r c h S d l g o l w -
nI t in lxmlble thu
service will bethere wlll be noGzurchSchool
ua umducted bv
;=;---5°-4-»-nf nu
1'9-gg-=f~M n .demneyer were
( ~ ~ d
Sunday School
both c hurc hes
Chmrch a n d -
ville 1 1 . 2 .rn..a
churc h.A t 1 : 3 0 p . m.
ness me e ti p g is h
be rs a re k md iy
Th e D o r ma
me et n ext 'Thu rs ds
I
cum
I ~a D~S\\UB\o w \P&.D~1 uw
wtf T;|" r h »
Hill Y|
1 I |.|I
Asiverénain
the Pumpinx #qui
:novel ol sapd and
lnionn in ihe well
necessitate inte ~
wake:luwly .
s w 'CALH~
H. H. Bnuwn, B
spent aeveml da
Fort Calhoun, aci~
well.The two-da
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~JQHN DEERE DAY
1 W e d n e s d a y ,J a n u a r y 1 5 t | 1
4 \A t ~ " ° : i a " s " a 'I n H e r m a n
f s n n n * n m D A Y w r m U s
I5 0 F R E E L u ~ c a A T N o o N
parents.Elmer Jensen,[
spent Sunday in
rs. Jensen'a par-
l. August Chris- |
Loren Christen-
retnrued Satub
apolis.Indiana,
>ent the holidays.of Mr. and Mrs.Mr.and Mrs.nd son M Falls,lr. and Mrs. Or-|bY daughter 01|
as h;Mr.and
Mr. and mrs.Chris Kruse anddaulrhters visited Sundav evminxwith Mr. and Mn. Emu Kruse.Peter Petersen was a dinnerg ms t t h e J o h n Dealer home.
Mr. and Mrs. William Chr'l:ten~lson smilhmilv and Emil Gottachland Lil o helped Mrs. John John~5" eelabvrate her blrtlnhy. Satur-
aKi..and Mrs.Gus Anch and
Chester atllended the silver wsd~din: of Mr. and Mn. Fred Wulfat Blair Saturdsv night.Mr.and Mrs.Gus .Auch andChesterhalvedMrs.Fwddlesehow,Msryllss{s°h"m'd""celebrate her blrth-
erlnk of Blair.Fred Jun blnth!siinz shower andCity Hall, Sat-
rrlng Mr.and
ns.uth and three
day. Sunday evening.. . " ' " ' m' " " " ' ; f . . " ~ ' § 2 " . ' § 3 :
mne o nn n .0| 5 Zi 1 .. . 'f § .' T` ~ . e 5 2 ' a mz
lwiue, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Matzen|and Eileen and Sunday visitors
jwere Mr. and Mrs. John M. Johh~=r_ guests of his son nn Gloria. Ann
s New Year's
d Mrs.Hugh
C. Rhea of Fort
Chester Jung»
s. Francis Jung-. and Miss Mar-
! Omaha spent
\their parents,l Jimgblaui.nllan Jungblutnal of Tom WdteCity, Thursday.
and S. R. Bat-slneas in Coun-:\d Omaha, Mon-
er has returnedweeks in South
luanie of Blairnanuel of Northreturnedafteron ~ta their du-
ool.=
Notes
Y; cuuacuae. Pastor
g .. a t 10
: 11 a. m.The
Tsubo'bald
1 Mr.and Mn.Gus Auch and
Chef; visited Monday with Mr.
~rs. Ben Be:-funn md fun.
NEW ENGLAND NEWS
.Miss Margaret Hovendick was a
visitor at school, 'l'hursda.ylester Fletcher spent Thursdaynght at Alma and Birdie Fletch-
e s.Monday evening visitors atChns Anderson'a were Mr.andMrs. Clifford Larsen of Blair andMr. and Mrs. Nels Larsen.New Yews dinner guests at theEdgar Larsen home were Mr. andMrs. Emil Peterson and tsmily.Misa Ethel Kuhlman is worHngfor Mrs. Bertha laws of Herman.Mrs. Herman Sprlck spent Frl~da with Mn. Minnie Blum.
. C. Peterson. Cecil and Ken-
neth Thompson of Blair were 'Nes-
dny sttemoon vldtors at Bert
Thompson'a.
Mr. and Mrs.Ed Fletcher en-
tertained at New Yeafa dinnerfor Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Fletch-
er and sons, Mr. and Mn. EarlFletcher and family and Mr. and
gm Wamn Wakefield and Wil-
irr.Monday evming guests of Mr.
and Mn. Howard Hovendick were
from the theme "Mrs. Louis Feusrhachea.
mentsto and
oda7's .l:.n....|Ph s d Ada n o r m tThy ai: Omaha.spen
Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Mazill and
For narrows, purebred, or whosealre and dum must be registered
with the American Berkshire As-
sociation,Springfield,Illinois,
s2o.oo, $10.00. $1.00, ss.0o, ;a;oo,
$2.00. $2.00, $200 #ZW $2.00. For
gills,purebred and regigtgred,
szono, $10.00 $7.00, sooo,moo,
$2.00,$2.00. szoo,szoo,sa w.
For litters,purebred and regis-
tered,$20.00, $10.00, $7.00, $5.00,
$3-00.$2-00» $200 $2-00,'$2.00,
$2.00.
To he eligible all gilts and lit-
ten must be registered in the club
memher's name and registrations
in be in the hands nf the county
agent not later than August 10th,
1941.This dsc applies no ngig.
tration numbers of dren and dams
of burrows.
Officers of the lnociatlon are:
Dr. A. W. Anderson, West Point;
president; Howaxd Rhea, Arling-
ton. vice president; J. P. Iannan,West Point,secrelnry-treasurer;
Ned Tyson.Hennan;Harry
Mumm,Yutan;John vnu,jr.,
Battle Creek; H. H. Burkett, Dale
Bush, Lincoln;Ed Ermke,Fre-
mont;Leslie Kerkow,Scrlhner,
dlrestors.
VERSE APPEARS IN
"NEBRASKA FARMER"
The followhmg verses, written bMm.Fred Diekmeyer of e m i
lPP¢Ired ln a recent issue of The
ikblilks Farmer,"A well-known
_Ormer resi ent ol this commun-lfy, Mn. Diekmeyer is the dster
o l Mrs. Chula Robertson I-nd
Mlm Agnes n e x i u m or nun,
u My Little White ApronI love to think as I work away
o r my lime white apron all
starehed and gayWhich ~ in the closet all ready
for use,
Fvxgyhiows tm rn get itwhen-
'ever I choose _
T'here's nothing so lifting when
my daily fuka
Ars over and I don it and look in
the glass
For I know mi ¢...| \.......r,.- .-,
Martin Sands transacted m x -
ncss at Perry and Casey, Iowa,Thursday and Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson ol
Omaha visited at the J. A. Johnson
home, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs.Fred \Ramser retirned
Monday from several weeks' visit
at Huron. South Dakota.0. C. Liesehe has been dak.Mr. and Mrs. Hans Moeller and
children and Mr. and Mrs.FloydDodsonofFremont were dinner
guests o l Mr.and Mrs.C.V.
Sehumaker, New Year's Day.
Mr, and Mrs, Nels Knudsen and
Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Nielsen vldtedglth Mrs. Chris Sunds, New Yesr's
e.Mr.and Mrs.Elmer Nielsen
were supper guests at the B. A.Gottsch home, New Year's Eve.Eddie Rios and Evelyn Wieseof Omaha were dinner guests at
the Wllllam Wlese home,New
Year's Day.
Melvin and Alice Misfeldt spentFriday at Henry Kroegefs.
Donald and Howard Swansonvisited with Russell Wiese, Fridayafternoon.Mr. and Mrs. Walter Huber oi'Blair were dinner guests at the
parental, J. P. Hansen home, NewYearsDay.Mr.and Mrs.N.P. Nielsen visulted there. Friday.Mr. and Mn. Louie Got!-sch andIain visited at the J. W. Johnsonhome, Sunday afternoon.Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Sunds moved
Thursday to s farm south of Arl-
ington.For seven years *big hadresidednnafarmnearash~
ington.Mrs.Chris Sunds and EddieRise helped Lillian Wisse celebrate
her birthday, Tuehday.
Mrs. G. F. Paulsen visited Mrs.gy- Gradsrt at Bennington, Mun-
y_Martin Sunds called at the Hans
gsaeach home near Waterioo, Sun-
y.Mr. and Mrs. Pete Petersen ofOmaha visited at the Nels Knud-
sen home, Sunday; evening vdsitf
ors were Mr. and Mn. Pete Olson.
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Schumaker
helped their daughter, Mrs. Hans
Moeller,celebrate her birthday,Saturday.Mr.and Mrs.N.P.Nielsen
spent Sundar evening at the Son
sn Roaenkil e home
Milo Edna sehmxde and Elmerl1 :» -i e s °x Oma ha we a t the
lnnvmek
iieslf. did no
of thi
w
aj .1 §'¢',i|§'| |,
Christensen Lumber C0
Nebr. Blair,
time on bo New York to lee GlenMiller and omqn an auditlvn for
the yuunguter on Mljor Bowes'
amateur prognm.
Ad in Th Im m u n "n B r ia n im n .
l\r\l un|q.ul.:I unu (;_ 1-. Pau n me d l§f»_bble had .as lew `(°"§°E!¢|neater, no doubt.I nn-:nfl ll:an on 'V Q.~\..¥..m1.1 .supper guests mr.ana mn .P.wh I rZ f m K..~=dsfe°»..~=d ,41v1z=---":.,..:°';,,:" '"" "'"""then
u-gun)
nomo L m. atunmunlonser-|
:the Kmmmi
if annual hu:i-e d All men-
:ed w attend.ies Society will
v at 2 n. m. atIenry Jensen.
c m u s r
wer. Minister12: 10:00 A. m..~s.Pearl John-L;11:00 n. m.,ooxnmimivn and.lber. state seq.-iaka Missionarysrthe sermon
eeial invitation
z neoole of the
s ent. as heuse for them.t sngedalillilnom-ran ;so,nlzhr service.
mr.and mrs.unarles uoven~dick, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hov-endick and Johnny were Thurvdly evening guests of Mr. Hov-e.ndick's nice, Mrs. Henry Rosen-kilde, and family of Arlington.Mrs.Ed Blum and Vivian re-
turned Friday from lllinoil.
Mr. and Mrs. Iesier Hovendick
and sons were Sunday dinner
guests ol Richard Lsng's.
Mr. and Mrs. Willilm Schelstede
were Wednesday evening visitors
st Alma and Birdie Fletchers.
Sunday dinner guests U!Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Linen and lam-
ily were her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fritz Knndeen. and her deter of
Orum.
Mr. and Mrs.Herman Rogextdrove to Omahn,Sunday, takingMisaHarrietwtheVanSant
Business School alter a two-wak
mention.Franees Hwendick rs-turned fo Wayne.Sunday, afterspending two weeks here.Sunday vislton at the BertThompson home were Mr.andMrs. August Jordan, Marvin andDv v s i ne ~ M.i s a __ Etf§ ~
It seems to be saying, an I slip it
°n'Be careful. don't soil me, or l'll
let you down.'So I tie itso carefully around my
ws m
And [cel like a queen expecting his
grace.
y n a n c h ' Vi e w s
Members of the March Mixers(Hub met with Mn. Bert Hansen,Tlmrsday afternoon.Chrlnmss
mm were exchanged.Mrs. Wal-ter Plugge will be hostess to theclub Fehnmry 6.Louetta Wrich, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Otto Wrlch, wu ill with
pnemnong bg; week.
a om rx s staying withMr. and Mrs. L. J. Heller in Om-aha, until svrlnz.
Mr.and M n .Earl Thompson
and.lo Ann were dinner guests ofMr. and Mrs. Fred French. New
on Jnmmrv 5.lm. J. H. Bow-xerlntendent annmblain bemm and Mrs .also mublle tnol ilkxem.
mr. nna mrs . rua re ct we reSaturday dinner guests at the Ar-Lher Wutherhy home.Billy Hart spent Wednesday dt-ernoon with Johnny Hovendlck.Mx. nnd Mrs. A. I. Magi!! andBobble mont Snndnv nlmmnm nt
Yen-'s Dny.'Dorothy Jensen of Lincoln spentthe week-end with her p u m a ,Mr. and Mn. Howard Jemen.
Mr. and Mrs. David Hansen andHnroldHansenofFmmo,Call-¢.. ... :..
414
the par enu l,Fr ed Enger,home.
Be tty Mc C on n h n i e o n th e li c k
li nt thi n wee k with th e mumps .
Mr . a n d Mn . Rln h n r d L e n g e n d
txrnily spent Thuredny at the home
o f M r s . L ln g ' | m o th e r , M n . M i n -
nie Skinner.
Mr. md Mr s. C bn rlea Haven dlc k
we re Sunday after noon m d e u p -
p e r g u e s t s o f Mr . a n d M n He r -ma n Hovz ndlc k.
Mr . m d M n . E d F l e t c h e r , M r .an d M n .W a rr en W lk a f i e ld a n d
mu m . , m u m m . A m e n u m m m o xRu sk i n, Ne bn n kn . we re we ek - en d
m u m o f M r .e n d M n .A r n o ld
Hnnnen.On Sunday th e A m o l d
Hnngens an d their guests we re
vle lwr e a t th e Aa r o n Ha ns en
h o me n e a r B la i r a n d rm Mo nd ay
at th e B ec k K e ld nh l h o me in Om-
M r .an d Hr s .H v w l r d Jensen,
J a c k a n d E d y th e lh r y we r e c a ll-
enn a t th e F nn k By er s h ome ne nr
Ken nu d, S un da y even in g.
u . ..».,|U -ea-..q.- _m
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~FARMERS!~/ou°RE |Nv|TED
@§ ~J o H N ° ] 5 i ~ i E i ' 3 ' i 5 ; D A Y
~1 W e d n e s d a y ,J a n u a r y 1 5 t | 1
; \At Oug' H°{'§'S"Sf'§ZT ln Herman
Q;[f s r m n ' n m D A Y w r m U s
~0 F R E E : ~ ' 1 ? X é " § ? & " 0 v | E S
E ~¢M A C H I N E R Y D I S P L A Y
~~T y s o n - L o n g C o m
~j ~Herman, Nflarnla ~
Wilbur were Sunday dinner guests
at Alma md Birdle Fletcherh.Mnrk McOunnnhn returned Frl-
day from Tenn and Knnns, where
ho v ldlAdMr.t.ndM.n.A.T.Bol|lt Lenvenwnrth, Kansas.Chnrles, Howard and Vernon
Hovendick were Omnhn v i dwn,
Mandny.Hr. md Mn .Cluster
Hovendlck were Fremont vimlwtl.
Mr. and Mn.Wlllinm Sehd-
ltede dmve to Rldzlnnd, Nebnn-kn, Sunday, to vlmlt En. Schul-
liede'l puenu, Kr. md Mn, An-
um Kxcrv.
Mn. Chris Andenvn :peut Fri-dny tt the Pete Andaman heme
near Spikes-.John Jnehm wu A Blai r vlx-
itor Sntuniny afternoon and n
idler at the Henry Hdvendlck
emu.Wilbur w-mme spent Sahar-dny night at Al ml and BirdieFle4.ehezr'|.
Sunday evening vldwrs at thef m . " " ° ° \ ' ? ' " ''"§"°were
enumIm. u n d
I ' ~ " `m m m e w
en ,Chr l| L And e no n ,bn m\.
.......... ....._. m l w w .u mlon of Chix was Sunday dinner:meets of Mr. and Mx-u. RaymandFrench.Mr.md M n .Glflord
French and Gene were evening
cellul-lllrs.Hnrold Jensen,wlm h ubeen ill the put two weke, is ne~ported belief.Mears.and Mewdame:Earl Jensen und llllllan
Cnrlberz Ind Gene called on her
o
m y !Lly d°:x:dlhrj0 rleAte n
and Gevrendolyn John»ondFre-
mnntwe m8undny dlnnergualt|cl Kr. :nd Mn. John Van Deu-
'°'§'r,....l Mrs.Alvin Svend-
li lrv l Ind dmghten were dln-
1'mrH& n e | h d M r . md l l r | | . C h r l :W Nav/Yeah Eve.M n n n dl!n.Wlll'er8\ppem!1eddnndchil»g .rmnfCn1ho nnv re ngne ltSnn-
~Andrew Sund-
were
g g - n ¢ v u d J m@ ` n n i = » 1 1 m
n m m n u n l n a x m w r x m -
lenwerees!knst¢heJo!1m8wrk
huln|.Sundnyevenlinll <
sbl
|,,;_,.>"z . . ~,
f
[JB\Ah', Nab I m 9 n u ...mm EN'I'ER¥f'RIS!}---
NOTICE 'ro CREDITORS
A. C. Debel, Attorney
-~t Court, Washington Com:-g,gé1'/r:o r mu - y G . w w f .
~w to the cmdlwrsnppenrme nt the County
-»x\wmi n`Bnir,N¢ brnh,a n
. 17th dny u! Jumnryn 1941, andthe 18th dly of April, 1941, for~purpo|eo!anmin\tion,nd~
Along nm
Bottom Road
-. . -- -
(w lc c cm tf u Mainz;
Surprho Pmy Honors McCarthy
School PupilThe "":3.' 1" '°a;:2;'r.' 1' Mc-
oo thNell 'Chrittemmnhnmn, .!"rld|;
evening, 5,3 honor J~;_°° g;g§;~~on I'r?'...n¢ wereMissa Lo 21.31
Ier and Gertrude Wlrrlc Rolandmd Norma Lone. Janet Ytllhiand ber brother, Pntrida Johnson,Ellen Nicholson, Rnlph ~
.an -vin Wrlch and Swllnomy Thump-
Fort Calham
And \__@<=-n-fy
Surprise Plrky Hanan MaryEdenHelpleyMn. Willixmionmbnrg mé a
mrpriu party, Smldny m m f .haunting her daughter, Mary He ~on Halpley.The waning wasspank. phying Jammu md nthsx'parlor nmes and A lunch wuservsd.Those attmdng wen Mn. Kan-
Wuhlngton,ta vldt 1 broiher,Cluh Sell and lunily,was RtmellSoll.Be w u accompanied byGeorge Khhnnde 01 Pender, both
pl-lming to my i! they find work.
dulgkdph Kuhrnentertamed at a
er,o , ntthepamnlal,H. c. Kuhr home,
for Adrian Flynn. Glenn Sommenmd Ronnld Wilkins._
l r .md Mrs.Cu-I Samnnn,
nmsoro NES"
DeSoto school °l>¢Md on Jann
nry 2 tollowkag n ten-day holl~v m d m
Mr. md Mrs. Chu-lol 0. Hin~
lins wen New Year'| Eve ~..
of the Wdter Gulinn.Mlm Ann; Haier, Roland Hina
line, and Mr.and Mn.wn .Hineline :pant New Yeufl Evethardlohn Andaman hams in Kun
n lMn md Mn. Wulter Guntin
son:we re &mdly di me r ~at *-he W. Dny hom6 near
montvu-gn Hinellne md Ted sm~
9 Pe/t¢ruul!uh.&Su 1 .cou_ _ - ~ . ? . , . . , . . - _ .rendu W Y £RnIr|nn\_
ncuumnumus wnf c. Pldtfa, "pun 535 '"i=F3=><>'g-'=1;,§_13=»;=;S=J-§=-*=f*~='=-(amd-v marrgg mar IMW NQ a-L1°ydF..Sn1k¢r»iggi eflloom Shame:&Rul.Co-.m m M d d N m TdN»D§°|;T;f"N$°» .'";'¢;;;,,_,, s, 1§4x|SMP on Tolls ¢.,,,_fm No. 6:cum,
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The Board of County Cnmmh-Nv lirl 8.10
dunesimetinxwlilllfleldwnno- C.E.Roleubonm.n1nry 100.00
wrdlnu 9; uw.Rosenbaum Serv su.,
L. D. In c.mx 1 at n.ma»11K H.B T-G1iupC`lmin QL. Fanln.asus
No. 7; Jesse Hllllw. Dlnrlct No.11; Fred Heuermmn, Distric* No.16; William Von, Dilirlct No.17;Henry Schroeder, District No. 19;Bertel Bertdsen. Dintrlnt No. 18:` " i 7 r é ' é i i = ' £ :u n é a t o o r d e r b y " ° ' E . . § % " ' » % "G ¢ £ , " i e 7 i i i f 1 "
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O n m n t i n n d u i ?m l d n l m !a m -Z e n i t h N i l l l n C a r b .C o . .r n -
m ungf ''c xmmrmn Imp. c o IBM: City.°»§1m¢. of the unending meet-I v li rl n~89.21|JUSTICE
All clalrnn not lllad on or bdoethe 17th day of April, 1941, will be
forever barredDatedthin 20th day ul Dwn-
"§E££§°'.1 rm A.
(o .61-4t County udge.
no f nc n OF . w u m l s r n n n o u
A. C. Debel._Attornuy
Ia the Countv Court 01 Wuhlmt-ton Comty. Nebraska.
:s°rA'r1-:OF mu - mm Bendt-la. deceased.
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Ng ru ka .at 10 o'cock in the
forenoon ol nal¢Leday. the follow-kr matter will he-lrd and con-. : - f - ¢to-wit: The Petition of
llnnle Bmdtaen nraylnx for theappointmentol Minnie Bendtsenan admlnlstrntrix of the eltlte ofsaidC311-latlan Benduen.de-
een-led.Dated this 16th day of Decan-ber 1940.s é a m .mm A. c n - mm.
t County .Indire-
NO TI C E To c n mr mn s
A. C. Debel, Attorney
Goan Court. Washington Coun-Eyilebraska.
STATE OF Solomon T.Bar-toa, deceased.Notice i given to the creditor:to appear before me at the Coun~t1 Court room in Blair, Nebraska,on the 17th dny of January, 1941,and on the 18th day of Apnl, 1941,!2 t 92f= #Pwr of s"==1\=°¢*°v.
wx -me ...... ..... ..,.,..........After a careful examination ofthe iollowinlr bllla an the differentfund: it was moved and secondedthat ills following claim: be al-lowed. and the County Clerk lnhereby ordered to draw wanantsonthe fund:lndlated, to payname.Carried. all membern pree-ent voting "aye".Amerlan Bendinz Co..bond Sc. J. Beelnnann. suppliesH. C_ Blaeo. tollsBlair Telephone Co.. rentand tollsCarpenter Paper Co., rup-plies
John A. Carrlgnn. court
ooslas. w. Chmnbers. bonds
Christensen Lbr. Co., IUP-pllea
Enterprise. printing
Evans Laundry, laundry
sud.9513.95
76.08
12.50
smss u a
87.2026.75
1.86R. E. Fairchild, onstage, etc. 7.12
Gent Publ.Co.,supplia 15.00Co. Treasurer, postage, etc. 145.42
MBU Gilbert, clerical 80.00
Herman Tele. Co., tolls'2.15
Walter G. Huber, mileage .80
I Edgar Grele. labor
Klopp Printing Co., lup-
pllen 76.50Lydia Lippincott, rent 5.00N. T. Lund dz co.. bond aoo.oo
Verona Lund, clerical.60.00H. J. Madsen, postage 5.82Midland Chem. Lab., sup-
pl i a 6.15Milbum & Scott Co., lup-
pllea 13.32Miller Munk, repairs 1.00
Wm. D. McDonald, mileage 280Glfford'Nielnen, damage 10.00Carl F. Olson, mileage 3.20Pilot-Tribune, printing 2 33
Q_lif£0l:<_1 .'%=¥- .l"'>°r -nn... -...~..,,..,,
Weston Long. haulingMiller Hanelbdcb Co..xvpalnPhillips 66, zu and oil
Bud Til' ,L-1»»
uBarry Beck, was an oilBlair T1-analer. haulingJ. E. camnml. Com work
Farnberk Hdvne., repairs
Leo Faunsett.repairs
ma i n .1u m a
118.02
52.91
14.208.25
29.551.00
1.28.55
zs.4a
24.11
3.75Hancock Farm Eovln- Co.,
repairsE. H. Hllgnnknmp, labor
Jack laach, labor
Kenneth Loeeke. laborL u x l t B r o s .O i l ,K u a n d
o
Miller Hasaelbalch Co..
.40
2s.so
24.00
5.75
180.65
repairs 2.45
Miller Monk. repairs 13.12
Moore Plumbing Co., repairs 8.10
James Paulsen; hauling 3.00
Repubhc Steel & Tool Co.,
repairs 29.11Slnolalr Refining Co., auand oll 35120
Donald Smith, labor 8. a0E. w. c. swrk. labor 4.00Stronger Garage, labor andre nw 63.40Dale Strlcklett. labor 9.00TysonLong; repairs 221.05
Andrew Murphy & Son, r~e~pdrs 111.80Am Au t o P m. .re pun 15.45
Burt Co. Coon Oll, gagand oil 549.90
Burt Co. Serv. Sta.. gasand oil 29.95Freeman Welding, laborand repairs sonsGene Freeman. labor and
repair!1.ss.1o
Cham.bers, Blair City; C. E. Whllaksr. Arlington; Bruce Cox. ForCalhoun.
On motion the Board adjourne
fo meet January 14, 1941..
Helm K. Bolt,
County Cleri
CITY COUNCIL
P R O C E E D I N G S
(0fl|0|¢l)
Meet-ink O! January 'l. 1941.The ro tdhr meetinz 0!thBla i r c m c o u mu wa n wma t
order at 7:45 P. M. by Mayor Sor
ense-11.The followig councilman anawaxedtorotall:AndersonChristensen, Fber. .Kuhn Mcoom\
Re g a nd Schmidt;Rounds nb
senThe mmm. of the last remlllmeetu1|r_were nad and approvedThe City Treasor~er's, the Lxghf
and Ia nxdm ware read Mova
and moon these reports be reoalved and planed on tile Al
couucllrnen present voting "Aye"
eraen
' e m M e a d . N e A n d
P. S. Moore asked for nennlaslm
to out and trim trees.Moved amsecondedtheserequests be refel-rod to the Street & Alley Committeewith power to act undm
dry ordinance All eouncllmexpresent votlnz "Ayn", the motionwas carried.Bid of Clyde C. Nova lor Lot:
9-15 inclusive and west hal! ol
Lot 8,Block 32,was openedMovedby Schmidt and aecorudec
by Kuhr that tbl.: bld be relocted
Aye'. the motion Wu carried.Moved and seconded that Mayoi
l l coundlmen present voting
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Vldtora §nnday eveninfi f theClarence Sunpseul. were r. and
Mn. Fly Jones of Teknmah.Those from this community whoattended the "watdx party" New
Year's Eve at the First Luthem
church parlon,were Misa Ireneand Leon Sorensen, Misa LavernePaulsen and Glenn Sorensen.Sunday sunver and evening
Ruests of the Clyde Metzlers wereMn. Geraldine Mckerrher, Phyllis
and Harold Lee, uf Blair.Visit-ors Monday evening were Mr. andMrs. Fred Muller and three chil-dren.Mr.and Mrs.Clyde Rey-nolds of Powell Wyoming wereroom Thursday and FridayMrand Mrs.Harry Tyson entertained at a fish supper Thursday for Mr and Mrs. Robert Andersonand Margaret,Mr andMrsClydeReynoldsof Powell,
Wyoming They were hosts at
mg when they had as guests Mr.and Mrs.George K. Nelson and
Norma,Mrs Margaret Williams
and Rita,Mr and Mrs.Edgar
Iuxrsen and Russell
Guests Sunday in the Osale Bur-
lon home ln Blair were Mr andMrsBryan Wsrrlck and sons.
Mr and Mrs Hans C SorensenofBlur were guests Sunday olMr and Mrs Hairy Sorensen.Arriving Sunday for a fewdays vlsxt at the Fremont JensenhomewereMr.and Mrs.RoDockridge and children ol and
Nebraska.
Entertaining at uupper Friday
nother fish supper, Fhdday even-
e v e n i n g w e r e M r . a n d M r s . G e o r g e
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Miss Eileen Thompson returned
to her duties at the fhrryowenschool,Monday.She will spendtheremainder or the year as a
boarder atthe home of Mrs. JlmShlnnlck.having made the tripdaily during the Brat semester.
Mr.and Mrs. James Thompson
were New Year's Day guests ofMr.and Mrs.John Neu-hoodMrs.Judith Aronson vlsltsd theNear-hoods on Sunday.Mr. and Mrs.Howard Thomp-
son. Mr.snd Mrs. Earl Thompson,were guests New Year's Day atthe Dan Thompson home.Vid!-ors on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.Lawrence Cook of Arlinvfan andMrs.Howard Thompson.
John und Dorettn Arp of Ken-
nand were Sunday guests of the
Henry Wulburn family.
Mr. and Mrs. Waton Long and
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hindley were
alx o'clock dinner guests ol Mr.
and Mrs. Nels Christensen.New
Year'e Eve; the Longs were alsovldhorsattheparental,Fred
Long, home in Blair on New Year's
Day.Mr. and Mrs. Weston Long and
ehildren spent Sunday in Pender
at the George Wachter home.Mr. .and Mrs. Leon Hlndley en-
tertained at dlnner, Sunday sven-ing, for Mr. and Mrs. Bill Matson
and son. Robert.Mrs. Floyd Curley and son vls~lted Sunday evenlng with her
mother, Mrs. Lena Petersen.
Sunday visitors at the EarlThompsonhome were Mr. and
Mrs. Gifford French snd Eugene.
a s -'l'\unm|\|nn . . . _ _ _........ - .... -.. ..,. . . .Jackson, Cealle Boe, pm I-ll
Katherine Lang,June McN|
Kathryn Rohwer, Frames Sml
Jeanne Knue, Jack Smith, Ral
g,;',,hG°v;'1g;=Clausen,Clarem
r.9,aDonald Hush,Bob Suverkmbl
Bill Cox, Roger Kruse and RcRasmussen.
Mrs. Gevnre Oh.rt spurt Frldin Blair with nm.Chrla n m .
Dinner guests, New Year's D1o !Mr.a ndMrs .0 .l~'.Ha rrls ¢and family were Mr.and M1LawrenceNelson,Mr. and MxOscar Olbon and family and M
and Mrs.Everett Ndson all
Omaha and Misses Emily Ketdmark and Jeanne Kruse.Miss Norma Louise Sanders eztartsinedutdinner,Thursdeevening, at the home od her nunMrs. Rex Stewart.Guests welgala gutter, Hg; and Pat """;<
ger ,1Beadle and Jeanne Kruse.
Dr. and Mrs. E. S. B. Geesaams
and family were dimer g m
Saturday evening ol Mr. an Mr
Harry Rohwer, Jr. and family b<
fore Edgar and Richard rmxrneto their mxdlee at Lincoln.Mr. and Mrs. C. F. HardsoncCraig were visitors the past wee
of their son, 0. F. Harrison anfamily.
Mr. and Mrs.F n d Domsckeot Kennurd were Sunday afwrnoo
vlslmrs at the Detle! Kruse hom
Mr.and Mrs. Richard Sieve:and family were Sunday vlaltmof Mr. and Mn.Gus Timm an
family ol _Bamlngtom
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nom had ~u zueata New Yea!D-_gf Mr. and Mrs.Andy NalucanLuulu Jennie Lowe; Mr. InMn. Dlek Strlcklett.
Friday,Junls Welt and Ge:Ald Kobbl treated their school
mates co andy In celebntlon otheir birthdays.
Mr. and Mn. Paul Alsmufa sonarrived this week lor a few dayl
leave; he ln h the amy, andlusl
ro!-*la bo Pemmuylvania,havingbeen transferred from a Callfor
nh post.Ruby,Don,Betty,and LouinSamsonreturnedfmmaweek'|
visit in Morrisville.Missouri.
Mr. and Mn. LaVeme Snmmn
and the children visited in Valley
Nebnaka, Sunday.Mr. nnd Mrs. Hans Gustln span(Sundny with Mn.Alpha Hurst
and S. Hinellne.
Adverligg hz The Enternriu
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Co ng- "NmTry "Rub~\|y'X'1zm"-a andarummm:
Home Theatre
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and family were guests nt nn ay-
nter supper at the G. V.Beadle
home, Sundry evening.
Mr. and Mn, Morton Steyer ofOmaha and Mr. and Mrs.Ralph
Steyer md Billie were guest: Sun-
dny o! Mr. and Mn. Wmldo Kruse
and family.Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Kruse andfamilyofFlorencewerealle n
Sunday at the home af Mr. andMrs. Henry Kruse.
A l x w e n n l n o u n n
P R IC E S
Our ethical code.
like that of medl-
PAPIO NEWS
New Yenr's Day gag; of Mrand Mn. C. A. Hinellne wens Mand Mrs. Emil Kruse and Donna
of Fort Cdhoun;Mi a M-d f;
Thompson of Omaha; md Mn.J.Thompmn,m l and BemxndThompson, Mr. had , Mn.Peter
'Hmmpson md Mr. md Mn. Joe'1'homplon.Mr.and Mu.Ross Luve and
dxnghter,Misa Nalnon and Mr.Co were Snndny guest! of
Martin Nelson._F'RlDAY~SATURDAYhnuary 10 -ll
Salnrdny Mntlnee
Admlulon 10-20 Cla.
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Aunrvensm. Plcruns 1F
Alan-Class In Swing Comed
Admission Evenings 10-30 C
Also-Sneak Snoop Snitch Cu-
twn and Ponuhr Scl~oe.
T H U R S D A Y
J a nu ar y 9
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Ralph Hineline has returned to
his work on the river near Mia-
souri Vnliey.Mr, And Mrs. Clifford Hineline
and sons visited at the Charles A.
Hineline home, Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Martin Haier, Anna Haier,and Roland Hineline
were guests, Sundny, at the Har-
ry Hineline home.
my Tnylor celebnta their birth-
dnya, Sumhy evening, wlfe Hrs.
Emml Taylor and sons, Clifford,
Charles and Russell. and daughter,
Madne. and John Rumumen.Stanley Jensen was s Sunday
afternoon guest of the Rolland
Richter family.LnVoxme and Lyla Chdstensenwere Satundny night guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Al Paulsen.
and family were guests nt nn ay-
nter supper at the G. V.Beadle
home, Sundry evening.
Mr. and Mn, Morton Steyer ofOmaha and Mr. and Mrs.Ralph
Steyer md Billie were guest: Sun-
dny o! Mr. and Mn. Wmldo Kruse
and family.Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Kruse andfamilyofFlorencewerealle n
Sunday at the home af Mr. andMrs. Henry Kruse.
A l x w e n n l n o u n n
P R IC E S
Our ethical code.
like that of medl-
PAPIO NEWS
New Yenr's Day gag; of Mrand Mn. C. A. Hinellne wens Mand Mrs. Emil Kruse and Donna
of Fort Cdhoun;Mi a M-d f;
Thompson of Omaha; md Mn.J.Thompmn,m l and BemxndThompson, Mr. had , Mn.Peter
'Hmmpson md Mr. md Mn. Joe'1'homplon.Mr.and Mu.Ross Luve and
dxnghter,Misa Nalnon and Mr.Co were Snndny guest! of
Martin Nelson._F'RlDAY~SATURDAYhnuary 10 -ll
Salnrdny Mntlnee
Admlulon 10-20 Cla.
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A unrvensm. Plcruns 1F
Alan-Class In Swing Comed
Admission Evenings 10-30 C
Also-Sneak Snoop Snitch Cu-
twn and Ponuhr Scl~oe.
THURSDAY
January 9
Adm. 10-396|
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Ralph Hineline has returned to
his work on the river near Mia-
souri Vnliey.Mr, And Mrs. Clifford Hineline
and sons visited at the Charles A.
Hineline home, Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Martin Haier, Anna Haier,and Roland Hineline
were guests, Sundny, at the Har-
ry Hineline home.
my Tnylor celebnta their birth-
dnya, Sumhy evening, wlfe Hrs.
Emml Taylor and sons, Clifford,
Charles and Russell. and daughter,
Madne. and John Rumumen.Stanley Jensen was s Sunday
afternoon guest of the Rolland
Richter family.LnVoxme and Lyla Chdstensenwere Satundny night guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Al Paulsen.
l r q u n v - r u e m l l l l l a l l o w a n c e n l
claims.All clnlms not filed an or
before the 17th day of April, 1941,
will be forever burred.
Dnted this 20th day ol Decem-
'? & i € ' °'J im
)o A.15141Countyudge.
NOTICE FF SUITA. C. Debe , Attorney
To: WaI1er.Va.n Wert, defendant:You are hereby notified thatBeuhh Van Wert Aa plxintltl hucommenced A suit ngalnst you inthe District Court of WuhingtonGoumy, Nebnskn, the object and
pray¢rofwhi¢hl.1\¢obu.lnada~me ol nbaolnfe divorce from you,1°r restuntion or her m a mnunq. and lar equxuble mild, andlU¢KU1K as moulds for laid di-
voreo mnwnwn and de sertion.\'°1§ ue_ lwuired ¢o nnzwer midpetition in wal Court on or beforeFgbrun-y 17. 1941, or said petition
w1ll~be taken an true and A dscree-=~~ accordingly.
Beullh Van Wert,
1-4:P m n u a
Advurtlse in The Enterprln
1»¢+4~++4-+0-|~»r
Dr. W. F. Hemphill
DENTIST
xumu nelcnxuar, ez ui,damageIrvilla M. Smith. clericalCecil Thombwn. laborN. E. Tilden, surveying
C. R. Wllwn, rendu
Wnh. Co. Farm Bureau,
office maintenance
Arndt Hdwe..sr*-lies
Contractors Sunnly- repairs
Miller Husselbalch. re-vlirs
Petersen Mtch. & Steel,
repairsTysonImg C°».repairsClrl A. Anderson Inc,np ni nJohn Andenon, lubor
197.0(15.0(u s :141.44
2.0(
12 1.5¢
5.2¢
s u r
16.3E
100.85
46.20
14.51d90.00A mm ou cq.,anrollzu 121.60
Arts Auto Pnru. labor andre p dn 2,35Frank Pita. lnbor und re-zoo
repmrsBaum Iron Co.. runnin 8.65Earl ~ French. \lbUl' und zsisa
repairsGunble Stnrua, repairs 3.26
Hnnconk Farm Equip. Co.,repairs 2.25Jntux-state Mash. & $1pply,repain 17.88Jens P. Jensen. repaln 44.90
J, E. Jungblum, labor 100.00
Kerumrd Oil Go.. gas andoil 321.35Bds m' Mmm, labor ss.onP. Melchion k San. repnln 25.91
Miller Hauelbalch Co., re-
Hancock Fam E<x\1iP~»
repairs 1,55
Holmquist Gr. & Lbx-. Co.,
m n 14.35
Interstate Mach. dz Supply,
Miller Hnnelbllelx. repaln
:nd Equip,2,214.90
Jespersen Chevy. Co., laborand repairs N2-42
T~Gr-In Cbdn Co.. repnln 2.88
Soldien Relief Com.344.50
Joe Crptminxer. lnbornud repairs 11.50
Waton IAM. labor md ro-ppln soo.oo
Korshoj Lbr. Co., mow
fmceChet Beuennm, laborRobert Wilkins. I/lb°l'new Bertelnen, repairmei la. Oil Co.. ku md
DIH. J. Schroeder, labor '
62.00
12.00
35%
la ss
10.80
Sorensen appoint A committee tg
place v|.ll-Ie on Vl¢8l\t lou owuec
by City of Blnlr, this committeeto mum back nt our next meat-ing.All conndhnen present vot-inz "Aye". the motion was an
Coumdlmm Schmid:re wi ndthat pennluion had been zlven toPaulsen, Don Fear, and Dr. Pd-enen uw ew: trees.Moved by lK¢Comb -'gg seconded
by Andereon mn the sv Trau-mrer be and hereby in authorizedand dnc ud to any w SkeinluerandSdmnen Inc. the sum al
275.00 for figcnl nzmrv fee on
01 D a i Inuat I-nd mid#-tion Paving bond.:for PavlnvD1 | tri fts2 0 .2 l,lnd2 2 .a ndlfee; .f.l:ereoo. md wa y to§',§,'§ ' °" 'g ,\§ ; mm U $60.00 for
oremenoutobond fund.Op ...»'i°'&'1
Anderson.Cin-Nepean '»'¥¢ar.
Emi r-1o5.
Skdly Oll Co.. BU md.oil IFunk A. Tlelz. labor
BN: Ho tpi hl, pwr
Blplr Telwhone Co., poorBlnir Tnhller, poor
C. J. Beekmnnn, poor&mpbel1.| Mortuary, poor
Blue Goole. poorMrs. L. Buck. poorCalhoun lumber Co.. poorMn. Geo. Chrixtennax. poorChristensen Lmnber Co.,.
poorL. J. Dey, poorDr. Robert Donlei. poorFood Mxrket. poor _Dr. Wnller E. Goelmng,
poorGregernon Drux Store. poor
H.Lyle Guyer.70°F
Art Hnmmanx. poorDr. w. F. Hemphill, poor
Mu. Carl Hindley, poorDr. C. D. Howard, poor
J. B. Jonnen. poorMrs. E. J, Knott, vwr
Gun Lowe, poorManuheld Grocery. poor
I-'ond Mukefq poor
Snfeway Store. poor
Al Sick, Postnwster. poorEleanor Qnlcker, poor
ozss
`24.8014.75
7.90
224
5.00
70.00
48.00
82.00
9.25
6.00
12.902.008.003.00
2 6516.752.0010.0010.00
11 .5014.004.00l3.004.007.0069.0012.50580= en
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xum-_McComb.mu . ,Schmidtvotinz "Aye". Rounds absent. themotion wu earned.H i m Sorensen apvolntd
Councilman Schmidt md Anderson
ami Mayor Soneneen to study thenine or vlnnt lots owned by dzy.Mayor Sorensen Appointed JolmRumen, Clue! of Fire Depnrtmeut,
and lmmln Murdoch,AssistantCnief.Moved and seconded Lbae
Wwihne na be §°f;*j_g===d bv the
eounc .ro n,Cbrimmsen. Feer. Kuhr. .McComb
Reeh,Schmidt voting "Aye",Ramda xbnmt.the motion w u
carried._The following bills were read:
Dee. W II s1,zo5.ou
Henry olmnum.ealuy as mRoy Spanien. slllry 110.00LeonardPedersen, salary ~
27.45256.502.1u1.954.80
G. L. Dixon, Ing,
Vlnwn-Evans Chev. Co.,Chains ,Lund! Bros Oil Co.. tiresHarold Teylor, lxbor
Clifford Ray. labvr
Ind: Hi llm, laborW. S. Darley dz Co., Mdee.14.46HaroldJensen.labor 2.80
Ray Gilletf labor 15.60All Makes Typewriter Co..
typewriter 87.60
Ei
Blair, Nebraska
Miller Hauelbalch Co., re-.
pain & equip.886.02
Miller Munk, repairs 13.45
LEONARD AXTELL
General Contractor md Builder
Power Equipment
MASON and CARPENTER
w o r m .
Blue Prints
Insure Yau: Car
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C. v. SHUMAKER
Wumwnn., Near.In Lhu
Sme Fnrm Mumal Ins. Co.
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D E N T I S T
nnun: 9 to 12 2 no s Room! in Mule Building
Efwluz- mmm \\"e4. ma' su.Bldr, Nebrlskx
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Dorm;Waller. pour u.wQuarterlyend nnnual reportswerereceived from the CountyClerk,Clerk District Court und
Bounty Judge.The snnw report of the Fu-'mBuzruu wu received md placed
on file,_ ____
Wm.Wnzmm.laborA. W. Inc, bladegrglwmn. woo d
ea u m m rMiller-Co.,clampBoba Service Station. Mdm
Omahn Pwuting Co lup-
2.4011.oe|~.t 'wnxiamn and on Mr. and Mrs. Elzy~ v.l."5§"\=;v@ were sruesta 0fISaturdav nicht and E
e ......the Byron Bnnns.On '1'uesda:¢. Mr. and Mrs, S. I.
Moore took their son-in-law and
daughter,Mr .nnd M n .Vaden
Webster to Cheyenne, W yoming,
whe n t hey will ma ke tha h-home.
Mr .an d Mr s .M o o n retumed
home W ednesday.Mr. nnd Mrs. Ro y Roberta have
named their little dnuglxler,h o m
December 3 t h a t home,Donna
F l y a --~w
\ | ~m~ul~tha John Heinasemu.
Millar Hunk. labor 6.05Harold Pleper, llbor 24.00L t . Dm.569.10
wg Cub Fund 107.16ovsd and pounded than bm;be lllowed me :md and warrants
Valley were guests of Mr.and
n. J. S. Conety at supper, Sum
y,Fntenaining at supper Sunday
Yen-'n Dly for Mr.and Mn.
Clyde Reynolds of Powell,Wyo-
ming, were the A. E. Dixons.The
guests remained the rent of theweek,retu g home Mondaymorning.Alm guests at :upperd Mrs. R. A.Sunday were Mr. an _Anderson of Powell, Wyoming.Miss Helen Johnson of KennandinhelpingcareforMrs.E.E.Dixon,who came home on Fri-day,The Dixon's llbtle daughter,Linda Joy, remained at the hospi-
tnl for a few days.Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tyson wereguestsatAchilisupperat the
home of Mr. and Mn. Ralph bong-
well, recently.
above price.The
wishes of our clients
ure foremost with
us.
BENDORFFUNERAL HOME
Mr.King's mother,Mrs.AlbertKing, who puffered A stroke Fri-
day nlght.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Emory and
Wnyne were dinner guests, NewYeais Day, nl Mr. :nd Mrs. Wll~
mer Rehbdn at North Bend.New Yuan Eve guests ol the
Aubrey Gaines were Mr. and Mn.
Lloyd Metzler And dnughten, Mr.
and Mrs. Orva Metzler and chil-
dren.
o 0 0 0
.r
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FOR SALE!Mu. Tom Wakefield, Jr., were Mr.and Mn.Roy Wnkefield And
Wayne
a Rol.FSME|ER'S DAIRY cow s m ;
Wisconsin §$Z,°J5'$°§¥$§.°"'°'" and
TYSON-LONG COandwithhisson,William,o!
Benson.
G°0l'Ke spent Saturday and Sundnyin Council Bluffs with Mn. Nel-
eon'n mother, Mn. M. P. Chrlsien-
sen, who was celebrating her 83rd
blrlh anniversary.The Warren Wakefieldn were
guests Fridav evening of Mr. andMrs. En-l Fletcher,On New'
Year's Day they attended a famlly
dinner at the parental, Ed Fletch-
ers.Doyle Cox visited Sundady withhisgrandparents,hir.an Mrs.'
T. A, Cox.near Tekemnh.
REGISTERED
BERKSHIRE
BOARS
The Best Breeding
Lines
Fa" ang Spring
ours ,i
5.8717.85
1.508.00
above price.The
wishes of our clients
ure foremost with
us.
BENDORFFUNERAL HOME
January 12-13
Sundsy Matinee
Admission 10-30 Chl..
HIT PARADE
\.. - s ..
,==ap.~1@L`*=J ~ ~
/" u \ \ "1
\~
FOR SALE!
TUESDAY
January HAdmluion I0-20 Cha.
~/ M / f '
`5 g.........
A l s o - S wi n g W i th Bing;Comedy
and News Ree l. Eve ni ng Adm .
sion I0-35 Cts.
TYSON-LONG CO
REGISTERED
BERKSHIRE
BOARS
The Best Breeding
Lines
Fa" ang Spring
ours ,i
wen _' \Q Cu_lipalon _
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LIVESTOCK AUCTION g
O Troubles,Ha y Fever.
vnusnas,High BlandEPrequre, Influenza md
mmy ollner dieuen re~Q sound to Chlropncllcndjunlmmtl.
DB: ~ c. |§NeE
--M e a l s -
MALTEU MILKS-BEER
24-Hour Savloo
|DISEASES
OF THE RECTUM
Dr. J. Tilton Young
uso §ar1.h Bmnd SL
F n e mo n t, Ne b r u k l
On motion duly made and canrled The Enterprise was awardd
the lexil #Hitting and nublishins
Commininnem proceedings for
1941,UIGY bdrm the lowut and
me bidder.On motion duly made and ar-
Hed the Pilot»Trll1une was award-
ed the stationery. blank: and cpuxtcalendars.they behg the lowutand beat bidder.On motion duly made and cu -carled Louls D. bw: was appoint-ed a member of the Soldier: Re-lle!Commission to serve for a
term ot three yearl.,On motion duly made and ear-ried the janitor; salary was fixed
at $100.00 ner month.On motion duly made and car-ried the sdary of the County Su~perintendent was fixed at $1700.00ner annum, that being the mlni~( l v - 4 | h u l a w
éxfx uu w o nrr,w wud..-B J.'5"°""m.On. l rH\|Kh McCracken,laborFrank Cushman, labor
Hana Aye, laborAlhed Evlns. lnbor-nea Norris. labmrHerbm Earwood. laborRenard Ladd. labor
Wm.Graverholt,llbvrEmat. lonz. laborL. L. Jonae, labormnla ne smalm. la bo r
Arthur Schlyster, laborEarl Kirk, llhvrRoy Kirk, LaborWalter Iarzch. laborC. H. Carl. Exp,
Can1nll'| Grocery, Mdse.Clinton Gny, laborc, a N.. W. Ry. Co.,c. a N. W..ny. co..
Westinghouse Elec.
Co..resale
IreizhlfxdxrlnSvvuly
m s1W.251.20
7.802.706.602.40
I H-1 Ki.1».R' ";.:,i' ";a;r;;'.
10105858.4014.254.so5.102.406.451.801 .206.904M Mrs. En-l 1='|¢m\er_o~ 'New
\fear's Day they attended a famllydmner at the parental, Ed Fletch-
ers.Doyle Cox visited Sunda withhisgrandparents,hir.my Mrs .'
T. A. Cox. near Tekimnh.
TUESDAY
January HAdmluion I0-20 Cha.
~/ M / f '
`5 g.........
o 0 0 0
- ,..,..
and with his son,William,o!
Benson.
The Best Breeding
Lines
Fa"and Spring
Bears ,i
TYSON-LONG CO
QIQE19a.4i249.61
zxzzl
1 u l l s u l ; u u . . u " J J a n nHO n m o t i o n d u l y m a d e ? a n d c a r ~
=ried a Res olmion design ating
W ashington Co u n ty B an k ,He r -,man State Bank, Ariington State§"f'1E- The pig: 1:*°*!2':=\1 _g k °£
mm-# me m m .5;Sllvnlv " "
Co.. Mdse.1.80Ocmk Pxint & Varnish Co.,
P vain:.6.66owerrnngazme4.00Coanef- Pdnnlnum Rn rn.: 2'u.nn..
c v c n l w | : u N | : a u r \1 °
Al R° CONDITIONE D PA V IL ION Frem ont
§
9*
he
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g Hogs sen Fm §£12=oo 0'c1ock
|| Hogs » Sheep » Horses - Cattle #rby
P-
I n
n o - u n u s u a l vw u p u n o n l m a
Diving D emom Sp on a Re el.
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
lu xu a r y 15-18
Admianion I0-S0 Cla.
u .\. _~||l d
mme ol' un klndx, mc lualng zoo to 200 nndhlll cairal ma y eaflllltl-
borne: of all kind; and sheep.
The Best Sale of Its Kind in the Cornbelt
F A R M S A L E A U C T I O N S E R V I C E ~
Cdl Si .Iolunon nt Bill: Far Dua
several different funds u pro- I -Neb£."L¢&"l3}Tc¢.. sm s§3
vided by the mu gy3f==Ole Jansen, labor 11.01On motion duly e md car Amd: Hdwe., Md..Azlid Old Axe Auilunce wunntg2797 wu »~e»;d ¢=an9Qll¢d N-pient nowOnmotion mnde m d u r -ried a hx re fund of $250 wasxmmted G. H. Hsybrock. he luv-
imr bean united in error.On me do n mui e mde a n i a d n l
hx rdmd vi $101.60 wa; (nnt-ed C. E. Johnson duo m m errorin unaamem., ux being pdd un-
der nmmr.On motion duly made and cu-
rld thc following bonds were ap-
proved:
;<, "'5 ,-" fi gTh;mEnrg _we..Mdne.te rpnugui: Pgot-Tribune
~ Elmgc. Supply
Co.. renduArndt Hdwo.. Mdse.
Wadher Ltnen G u1<»1~;=_}>-v anim ca.. mv-
pThe
L25106.68|12519.14
tam15.81.sys
F`lml=erK H\iwa ~Fairway Oil Co.. mis _{ 188.95
(\;l12nrNNordgnun, labor 8.78
Dan. Lui-h. Publ. Houn..wv~
allen 5.15
l l a n==-=5~_f ;;u¢;,7¢=;~_. g IMIU n a y, _ |"E l l y 1 . 5 , 1 9 4 1
~ ' ~ l l 70 Head frnh and Springer Cows andshunt. the mém vu 'artist °Holfon and Calvoa.T. B. and bangs
inugzmwum m ms. meet-Tested.155zcommttin"A a", tha motion I3.... , ; ¢ c f s 'lhy c r.P a u l W .R o l f s m g l e r
Ha nry mébmnm. c u; Cle rk T A Y L O R & W E L L S , A u c t l o n e o n
M m m a n : n n z u m - p m .B € o : = o c o =
".s f é - .
'55 ~~ H ,,I
0 A l |¢
Also--Ganga Hula Musical.
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*.Auqrasn anwsmufz -s2,ono Ess~Hn. Dora Hcbomld; Edhncr, lin.The return ol Mr.md Mx!-|
~~mmm hxv ught umm ux me me 1?
er am!their old friends phmned
m 0mnmmmmmwwwn
- . . . . _ , .Y '. _ -- -ficeiislhstalled
sented Gifts To Retir-
lg Worthy Matron;
Luncheon Served |
me officers of Herman ggpeef,
E.S.,were inltlllod at the
ilu-meeting on Thunday
ling, January 2.Mrs. Ludlle
e served u im-sllins officer,
l Mn .Ethel Wldxter as in»
ins marshal.
Moen lnntallod were Worthyron, Kit. Frederik Poppmll-
Associate Hatrm, ln. Ethel
an-sen; Anodaw Patron, Ken~Wachter;Secretiry.H n .
wh l a n ;Treasurer,Hrs.
. Trnhloen; Condnctreos, Mrs.
i Thane; Associate tkmduc-
|, Miss Harriet Wilson; Chap~
Hrs. Effie Godaey; lhnhd,
Ethel Wachter;Organllt,
Conde Johnson; Adnh, Mn.
doo Johnson; Ruth, Hrs. Mil-
Lowo;Martha,li n. Ali c e
ba; Bloch, Mins Ellie Wilson;
Sentinel, M. H. Peppmlller.
mee officers,unable to be
no an ha Cnntnllaal at ey..
mm,to..................Gifts were presented to the re-tiring Worthy Halma, Hrs. Iavre,
And later refreshment:wereserved by Mr. and Mrs.Claude
Clements and Mr. and Mn. Elmer
Thane.Guests were Mr. md ln.
George Bnoehnlt of Hooper les;
B I RTHS
CARL.To Mr. and Mn. C. H.
cm, an a-lb. 12 om. my sonborn by eaesarhn section at theMethodisthospital, 5:45 Sun-
dny mvrdnz-
GUTSCHOW.An 8~l.b.,10 os.
ba by w a a b o r n to l ha n dl i ra .
Willard Guhchow at 4:66 Sun-
dry morning, Kefhodlst hospl-
ou.
MENTZKT.To Mr.and M n .
George Mencko, | 5 lb. 14 ox.
baby wl born at Blair Bo¢pl~
tal, Saturday morning at 5:26.
BARRY.To Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Bo n?of Omaha, a baby son
bom December 22.The infant
is | gnndaon od Mrs. Mary Bah
ry and lr. and Mrs. Ed Noyes
of Blair.ROBERTS.A daughter,Donna
I 'ithe Sunday'u meeting before they' Q. 1 F :lm lor their home onlaa¢ Hon-
f `~~day, and it proved the success that
7 |they had hoped Friends from
comfy-side Turns OutiTo Welcome visiung l
Gu e s ts
Folks up the bottom way hive n
way lil of thdr own and friend-
dmlp tim are strong with them.
Thi! wsu demonltrated last Son-
dny when the whole co\ml¢1'y~¢lde
met nt the Bono school wltlfone ol
thooe community attain to hid
weleame and God speed to a num-
ber uf old friends visiting in their
neighborhood
The gneh of honor were Mr.
and llrs.Robert Anderson md
douglxta and Mr. and ln. Clyde
Reynolds all of Powell, Wyoming.
The Anderson lunily were old M-
tlc n on the bottom but twenty-
live years ago they pulled up
snakes and moved in Powell, Wyo~
mln; where all the lamily eligibletook up homateads under the irri¢|
getlon project at that plnoe.Fr v mt i mo t n t l mo t h e t i e s o !
kinship and old lrlondships have
I-Wye, was born toMr. andMn.brought members of the fsmlly" Roy Roberts at this county onhzark to the old home on pleasant
both Burt and Washington coun-
ties were present md alter vinit-
ing for n time ost dnnw to one ofthose basket dinners that no onelbut good housewives of that nelghll
borhood could mrnlnh.lands and
loads of the choieest food, and with
lt a wholesome attitude that made,
svérything taste better,were i n'
evidence nnd the guests were
famed and old times were lived
over.
Even after the mw the'vislting
continued And they were :dl loath
to my good bye to the vlaitors, who
left early the following morning,
and all expressed the wish that
they might retum again soon.
H E R M A N G I R L
INIURED BYOMAI-IAN
M i n Mary Metzlex,Herman,mr r m d ammo. to her dim and
right arm, Tuesday evening, when
sho was struck by an automobile
iwhlle crosdng an Omaha inter-
section.She wu brought tn the
home of her einer, Mrs. Aubrey
Guinea, on Friday, where she is
/~'
/;/.. r ~s c o k f
~WANTED:Pro due ta l o ur d
lrreedhlk flocks. for ez: eu v.wuhinsum ooum Hmhm-
F O R S A L E
FDR SALE: Heavy spfrlnger hell-er. Cedl '1'h°mpw°. 21 on ?8it.
49-H
ADDING MACHINE PAPER now
on ode at T'he.Enwr'p\-ine. 15:per roll.1-tt
SALE:l b od. $1.50FOR: rle k, dglie i é r 'é i i m Red
339, soo Nonh Welker -*gfw
EBOARD now nvnllshle"L t h r e e ~ 8 0 c , 4 0 c . 4 5 ¢ .
per wr-m u rm Enmprue .
.R E A L E S T A T E
i)0ll[€S[ upen 10.
Local Students
The Enterprile urges all local
high school strienh w enter the
1940-41 Amerlclniom contest.
which it recently nnnounced um
lt would ¢o-gpongor with the Ia-
dies' Audlinry In the V. I-'. W.
ln cooperation with the aw!-
lnry, The Enterprise will o£fer fn
pnvnle and pnrochhl high nehoole
on opportunity to participate in
the rrntionwide lerla of contests
in whleh $2,000 in ulh wxu be
nw-uded the nntiorul winnen, in
nddrtlon to A :edu ol loenl md
mute .wg-ar.
One Nqtloh Indivldble in the
subject ot the current content,
whieh ls the sixth mceeedve con
a n sponsored throughout the
eonntry by the V, F. W. sud!-ilrY~
Llml to 500-1,000 words, the
ea u rnuet be origdnol with.the
student and lllidnvitl to me e!-
lect will be reqwd from the :tu-
dents ond their fnculty sponsor-rr.
The winner in the local contest
will compete with other loal wln-
nere throughout this ltote, and the
:ered.ited ltudelli-1 in local Public.
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and another yan-added to
history.Xnoellll Lhe change;
lmve been nlmon impercep-
tlhle.We hxve gone about
our usual duties ns one big
family and the wheels olhnsl-
neu have turned u in the
put,Another/ presddentinl
election has become hlltury
with one thing that will go
down in the history of the mr-
tlon and that le the brelklng
on! the precedent ln the elec-
tion of a president h r the
thi rd mm.
Elections are over for the
present.nlthough in another
short dgbbeen"-month:the
county will be involved ln sn-
other election in which the
ltale odlleern md the edectlon
of all of the wunty olfleen
except two will be in the uu-nnoe.Time certainly p u n s
rapidly and no one known
what it will bring forth.
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Week Ahead
Scheduled Events For
The Week of January
9 To 16 '
Thurndxy, Jxhunry 9
Culhomr Women'n Club..
Blair Merrymnken Club-Mrs.
IeRoy Creech.
Hlllelde Club-Min Kate New-
ell.
DeSoto Women's Club-Mrs.
Neil West
P. A. C.-Mm. Ed Arkell.
Herman Baptist G u i l d - l n .Wm. Adams.
Bible Shady-P. C. Sorensen.
Friday, lunury 10
DeSoto Women's Club annual
oyster supper.
Congregational Church mn u d
meeting.
Herman Birthday Club-Oynler
supper at Ernest Grenier homeHannahDom-ee ol Honor-In~
ml uu o n .A R L I N G T O N B O Y S I h g r Demo of Honor-!natnJ-
J O I N G U A R D Sllurdny,.luxury 11
w.R.C»-Innallntion.mu..- A..rr....a,_ ......¢\... ........ ....St. Mlrv'a Eniscond nnrlnh nn-
L
RIGHT OFF Yowu. olscovm Youn cooK| 5. An: amenEATING, rmnmilt, WHEN MADE WITH NEW SPEEDY-MIX
wlms ns. mu IOIIISE cuwron
w m "DWI FOI un Flli nsmss
....
ums. cnAw|=olm~s RECIPE FOR
OLD FASHIONED cooxuss
Jarpslhu iupsmgu
I m b i h s w w ha s
vuqmk Ilbmaangeludn
i=l»v¥Hr\|$|\i°S|»r\=\hs vl m m l n m n
5¥\f|Ml°l=\l\z=i1\9l\\v\0\bibsw"|¢l\¢
s&.(rsu§m\u\i|»g;addmg| ,,.¢\,.|,,,,,,,|,,
u¢iI#dH|My.M6qgs,mcd|6|ne,hdhg
\v¢ldu|u<h|d&ior¢Add0|mge|ulumdi1|»ur-
hgvwllhHnmhta.P|M\|ud\mlrlcpr\smb
vel!-gmsodmld¢sh||.B|luh a|uoven
(m -f Jm au m , a» m m m ~ u= 1a m
mdlaihdlshdimstu.
.0 '. .~.ACREAGE d se building.P. 0. Box '15of"88»H
FOR SALE:8-room home,M
ure oi la nd.On Welt Colfax
St.Hn. Arminta Slppenfield.
~"RI G HT OFF Y ow u . o l s co v m Y o u n c o oK |~An : a m e n
~ ~ ~EATING, rmnmilt, WHEN MADE WITH NEW SPEEDY-MIX
WILL Do SEWING, preferably at
my home.Mrs. Hnttio Wagen,310 East Stale St., Blalr.1-lt'
10% DISCOUNT for cash until
Febnmry lst on sdmxganlngplowhyl.cultlvabor ovels
and disc blades rolled.Bring
them in now bdon the ruah.l»3|.'Milla Munk.
SCHOOLGIRL will work lor room
and board.Phone 11.1-lt'
ron SALE OR RENT: My farm
east of Fvrt Calhoun.Mn.C.
M. Coffin, Fort Calhoun, Nib
FURNITURE upholmdng, refu-
lahing,repnlring, un camng,rug work, mntnma, ew, Phone
55,5 151.George N. Miller.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL mamma
THE ANNUAL MEETING of thed Pi ma :Inmn-neeGanga un rsCompany will be hdd in the CityH111lnBlxlr, Nduukx, Mon-
day, luxury 1a, 1941, lt 2 pm.1-lt'E. B. Redfield, Secretary.
£'ouNn=m e la the : mn.
ten. Owner psy for md.1-lt
PLOW LAYS and lnnter runner:rel|¥ed. Makes tgem llka new,
1-31.Miller munk.
Epidemic of
Cold Symptoms
(66 Liquid or 666 Tablet: with 666susas N Dru mn-va nr me nl nn|y relieves cold lympupmn the finiday.--Adv.l4¢
Jumnry 16.They are Wlrder,
NOTICES
SOAP
'€s§.2"""""
Cnke ~"
Oleo '§`32§ --_-__,2
Salt R. S. v. P.
5 l9c
_ $32. 71:
Coffee 5332; n._-""` 35cB92
I-lb.Coffee ~ zo¢ -_ cm 37C
Folger: §'i"§..?.;"tN...2312 43C
~.
~~~sunmfnluu€
¢ f ,Q/"Z ron Au. mins
~ ...~mg FRYINB' \\\§»\\\l-lb. can 3-lb. can
~/1 5 < =3 9 °
FOR RENT
WANTED
FOR SALE: 1 doz. Leghom roost-
em; coming 4-yen' old horse.
...|
Crackers '§§§2'¥_-___'i»'.?. 1612
~':~Na~1
TWO-ROOM modern uputmentfor rent. Plums White 839. 1-lt..
FOR RENT:hxminhed, modern5-mm home,306 E llt South.Call 44.1 -u-
WANTED: A pllm to work forroom. baud. Call ll.1-It
wo o n WANTED.H.Doble,
gg; IAM St.. Omlhl. Nebr.
WANTED: Dead lwck, ine w~_\¢.at ladle.Blnir laundering Ser-
vice,17 collect;Boll Jensen,Akent lor Fremont.anderingCo.. Fnmont, Nehr.4541
C AR I)O F T H A N K S
W E W I S H in this way to thank
l l l |a n n
December 28
BLAIR GIRLS To
Grapefruit ~ ';___:;:2 1 :zz12:
I \K § ¢
5 *\Thani: an abundnnoc of fins quality
J'Cium FMU Available now and the prius:
za ~ u n a t t r a c t i v e .Let your funily anjoy all
(is-\6% t h ey ll ks- u nd ,when buying,carefully
~vw uro um n compuo tha nlzea as well as the prices.
g _.Six¢l76.I-~
Cherub Milk 4 32256 ~` :~-'L
Flour §§,"{"1__'%."; $1.29 §_~==--d - - - 'gg u -\=Baking Powder _._f'E'.'. 2212
Fl our ~ .-f *..'r. $1.01 .,.. l9c an 45c Cocoa ....;;. -_-;,,-_..ifé&'= 17:
wlm s ns . m u IOIIIS E c uwron
w m "DWI FOI un Flli ns m s s
....
ums . cnAw|=olm~s RECIPE FOR
OLD FA SHIONED c o ox u s s
Jarpslhu iupsmgu
I m b i h s w w h a s
v u q m k Ilbmaangeludn
i=l»v¥Hr\|$|\i°S|»r\=\hs v l m m l n m n
5\¥\f|Ml°l=\l\zi1\9l\\v \0\bibs w"|¢l\¢
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NEXT WEEK
Semester examinations nf. BlxlrHigh School will uke place nm
week, The Enterprise has been ill-formed, the tim bslf ol the school
year closing next Friday,Janu~
sry mh.
HAVE GYM CLASSES
A survey ol the (iris of BlnkHizh School Indlutes that mmy
ue in favor ol phyliw education
clu au,S\IPf~J.R.Vlnckel h uinformedTha Emaerprlxe.Seven-
L y -¢ i xgi rlli ngrlde ¢ 9 to 1 2 | .re
intussted, he mtsd.
. ~ : .. ~ .on -- - ~lu City, Knnsls to vidt with Mr.
Raynoldn' relatives, returning hare
lut weak.Mr. and Mrs. Ander~
lon and dnughtar spent the time
while they were any visiting old
friends u\d'vith Mrs. Anderaonh
bmthen, Don and Clyde Metzler.
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~ ~ ~EATING, rmnmilt, WHEN MADE WITH NEW SPEEDY-MIX
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Pork Chops Canter ms can ____-,_.-
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Crackers '&"':_-._-'i'£*. 1612
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J'Cium FMU Available now and the prius:
za ~ u n a t t r a c t i v e .Let your funily anjoy all
(is-\6% t h ey ll ks- u nd ,when buying,carefully
~vw uro um n compuo tha nlzea as well as the prices.
g _.Six¢l76.I-~
Cherub Milk 4 §;',£25c Crisco ~
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FOR RENT:hxminhed, modern5-mm home,306 E llt South.Call 44.1 -u-
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The Enterprise Will Pay, In Cash, 25c For
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it and w u t Ou thank - diems pi n.Mr. and Mn. Ed Fllknand fxmily.L i t
AN APPRECIATIONWE WISH m thank the friend!
friend.: who made tha uvamngof our twenty-link annivu-nry
cdobntion such ; plsuant I!-hn-.We a pai dly hmk those
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Roll Of Film.
Submit Your Pictures, Along With
News Details Of The Event And Your
Picture Will Appear ln THE ENTER-
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who Isnt me besurum pruenuand thpu who nent was of re-
mambnnce.Mr. a nd Mn. ma Wulf.
CLARK-McNARY
The bll-nh an now ready at the
office of the county agent for N-
quelh at seedling trees nt $1 pe:
hnndnd. The list canahts of eight-
een different kinds of the bmad
lea! and um-green vuiehu.Thou wi shing mes nn urged
-m make Lhdr application early
E. v. HEATH ISOCTOGENARIAN
n v. Heath, well-knovm Wuh-
ingtnn county tun a *n d d n g
wear 01 sur, cnlebx-ated ni. Aigne-
lieth bxluldly lm. Su||dly,Join-lang mm in x qua abwrvlnes nf
t h e e v e n t w e mK r . a n d M n . 0 n
H e a t h m d ~ l r . m d M n .
ibn-y Ha t h m d dnughten ofOmnhu,md J immy and Donxkl
SEEDLING TREES
w~olsn »,»;-..and thpu who nent was of re-
mambnnce.Mr. a nd Mn. ma Wulf.
CLARK-McNARYSEEDLING TREES
The bll-nh an now ready at the
office of the county agent for N-
quelh at seedling trees nt $1 pe:
hnndnd. The list canahts of eight-
een different kinds of the lmnd-
leal and um-green vsrletiu.Thou wi shing mes nn urged
no make Lhdr applications early.
E. v. HEATH ISOCTOGENARIAN
n v. Heath, well-knovm Wuh-
ingtnn county tun a *n d d n g
wat ol Blair, cnlebx-ated his Aigne-
ieth bxluldly lm. Sunday.Join-inz him in n qdet abwrvlnes at
t h e e v e n t w e mK r . a n d M n . 0 n
H e a t h m d ~ l r . m d M n .
Hnn-y Ha t h m d dnughten ofOmnhu,md J immy and Donnkl I
H Ain E S M5 ; ° H. . . 1 m f . . - £ 1 2 2 an W e s t e r n A u t oRadio Need Repairing?nam.
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