08-14-1941From East Nebraska"s Moht Mdem Weekly
More,Local Newspictures
Than Any:0thér W gekly
In Nebraska
ENTERPRISE Newspaper
32"Of Washington County
Twmty-One Rural Correspondents From all Quarters of County
KA, AUGUST 14, 1941 suus cnrrno u PRICE PER YEAH $ 150
PROGRAM
Pioneers, Old Settlers
Silver Anmiversary
(25
At Fort Calhoun
Friday, August 15th
10:30-Free R¢gi.s¢mzian
12:00-Basket Dinner.Coffee, Cream and Sugar
free.
1:00-Social Hour
2:00-Pfagmm
Invocation--Rev. Thomas Sandlin
Set Levies
For 1942 Art
Meet Monday
Assessed Valuation Of
Washington County Is
22,549,390
MAKE NO MAJOR
LEVY CHANGES
The county board of Wading-ton held a long session this weekand, la will be noted W the oom~
PROGRAM
P i o n e e r s O l d S e t t l e r s
9
oS l l v e r A n n i v e r s a r y
(25)
At Fort Calhoun
Friday, August 15th
10:30-Free Regisrmzian
12:00-B¢;.xkel Dinnev.Coffee, Cream and Sugar
ree.
1:00-Social Hour
2:00-Pfagmm
Invocation--Rev. Thomas Sandlln
Song-"Ame1ira"
Welcome-Mayor jalin Tvislef
Response-George Rohwef,jr.,
Community Singing-Led by Ve'/non Bellows;
1 ]. HiltonRhoades,Accompanying
Address-Newzcm Gaines, Lincoln
Solo-NormanMangold
'Tnbuie za Deceased-Dr. C. R. Mead
Election of Officers '
, Song-"Aulde Lang Sync"
COMMITTEES
Grounds-Henry Kruse and Alben Ralnwcf
'fabk-Mrs. E. S. B. Geesaman and Mrs. Iohn
Tvisler
Reception-Miss Dora Klindz,Mrs.ClausMehnenx, Mrs. Ernest Gericke, MisMary ]. Cook
The public is invited.Come and bring yourdinner amd enjoy the event.This is youf day and
your picnic
Mrs. Kempcke
Celebrant 0n
88th Birthday
Bom In Germany In '53,
Came to Washington
County In 1893
Mm. Johanna Kempcke, resident
of Wnnhington County dna 1898,eelsbnlsed her eighty-elghth hirth~
day,Sunday,at her home in Ken-
nard.Around one~hundred mlm
tives were present to conggratuhte
her and spend u plensanl :lay in
.:'g ,.
MRS. CRUTSINGER
PASSES AT 79 YRS.
_Mm C.R.Crutsinger of this
my passed away las! Saturday at
11:40 A.M., the victim of heat pros-
tration.She was first overcome
with heat on the Sunday previous.
Slire failed w recupenh and lbead-
ily grew worse and, on Saturday,
passed sway. It was hor (im |dck~
ncaa in her entire lite and whun a
physician was called. it wu the
nm Lima.
Mrs. Crutsinger, u Mary Ellen
Sutton.was bam in Virginia on
February 22,1862,where shegrew to womnnhood and was mar-
ried lo Ben Sheffield, who pausedaway over foriy yearn ago. After
NEW i~'i1'§f1§'饧E}"€"LY]July Electric ;"E"C';'.§';;",§EES}Papi0 District
To Picnic The following list of new mp-U H 'N Lsfxt week's 100 degree heat 'yu C _|3 d~. _ § e _l t s _ _ S W ; L : ; "".,.,.:1: :°;'=,,:...:°rx"§o m p e t e s r
Tomorrow!P U B1- _~ °§»&'»'i'|{i.¢.|A||°lilllg ~Year Work,, ...........,, ...mu||; we wvxeu.La Wah o weather since early June.__North°DAkoi;"n'Pe n' Mgrrig Poi!1tS out stead It Wu welcome mile! from Une D t I
ls nct ncte d To In~3 ~ B l l i r F l o u r H i l l :Y b ut an d wh ile th e n h as be e n -
p n gf ` H n . - l . v . E n g \ i m h . B l m I n ° r e a s e . . F ° r P a s t 2 5 £ic ll!y n o n l n l a l l .th e ° ° ° ' "c l u d e 2 2 5 F a r m s O f
Cdhoun Sce ne Of 25thAnnual old Timm
Get-To-Gether 0 - M n .Ire na Widener,0
6""Rl.ld0| Dh Jtml. lfnnnnmI
mlhn x ears weatugr is aiding eérn mnteri1i§|CountyNEWTON GAINES w wim u <1 ch d m 'Rl-inlillnat Bflnltmlrondnv me.u~*"CROOKEn FAPMTNCVY3~Xf»f;35155 3"§§.;§° om=1mIPEAK LOAD'ro BE sP1uu:ER|nd Ill
umntinn
__ - _ _- - . . . . . . - . " .ured but .03 inches.Two miles'NWAS J UL Y 2 9 no rth o l Blxi r the re wu | go o d O W P O P U L A R
.um-fl. shower ranging, according m un-Thi; mnmr. n.. Dun.. fy-.._
Rocklo .
3
'cal cons
6-wm. Wa gmm,9-J. G. Jensen, Blllr, Rt.
5'?"?- .9- S!'f°"- H?"-P"m m
n _
Tomorrow.Friday, is the dntel
het for the Pioneer and Old Settler
picnic which, as usual, will be held
in the old historic town of FortCalhoun..
This event and the museum foe-
wred by the Historical Association
are the two links binding that
glamorous past, when this country
was in the primitive stages mdthe present day highly developed
country.
Dudng the past twelve month:
tllir pioneers answered the last
call and have been gathered to
their Fathers ln that lut long rest.
This picnic is in their honor,both
the dead and the living.I t
should and does bring ns more lul-
ly to the realization of what these
men and women meant in e evo-
lution of our land from th primi-
tive to now and it in onl Hght
that they should be honored for
the part they did.
This picnic bdngs together peo-
ple from nll over the county and lt
calls many from a distance to meet
k 1 . 1 . - - J \ l L n U r m m n e n , B l a i r , R t , 3 fo r B l a i r w e l é i $ § ~ S » } ` é ? fB } } ¢ ¢ ° " ` " ` § °
1 3 8 "11~1 f ' " ' A " d " ' ° W N e l l o n ,B l a i r ,R t . .3 d u r i n g J u l y , w h e n l o c a l c u s t o m e r s '
a x 1 .G a r o l d F r s i n ,R o c k ! o r d , I l l d e m a n d s c h a l k e d u p a m a l o u t p u t
r -g g ; - g l m e g 1 j ° * = * f 1 § .B l ; i ' r ; _o f 1 3 4 , 2 5 0 m m m h o u r s f o r t h e
-_- - . - - vu may A u y x u o u u \ A J Il 'o f f i c i a l m e u u r e m e n u ,t o a l m o s t s e r va t i o n D i s t r i c t c o r n p l e t a i m
a n L n c h .S o u t h o f B l l l r t h e r e W u t h i r d y o u o f a c t i v e o p e r a t i o n s .
n o r x i n b u t t h e A r l i n g t o n v i c i n i t y T h ,p r o j e c t ,w h i c h i n A n g u n t ,
s h a r e d I n t h e h e a v y r a i n w h i c h 1 9 3 8 ,c o n t a i n e d 4 1 , 9 5 0 u m a a n dplacevw vv u a l lb i a u ' | l m '.i n t h i s i s s u e o f T h e E n t e :
n.: .~.. . -. .\...___ \ ;. \ _;LPrine.
Ula n
A few
the d
are b
m m w u uruugnn annum n y i ~~~'-\=-~ "'"='='f"=f: °"*""d ty p lA n t' u d i e s e ls . Th i s Rp m- ¢ n w; ; ' ; , " r r vir : o n r . ] r n e ; ° ' § ~ ; ' vd f ° "ulk in g o f th e ann ual lsvy .6 - P . F . K e mp c k e B a h 'an i nc r ease of 9,3 951 h. over tha eg re el a n ou r u n Y ur -
' H s u r e s s h o w i n g th e le vy o l } Z " § h "* { f ' l° P é li l° 1 3 114,855 kwh,used 1nv1u\y ,10 40 , in g th e "" "~
i f f |_d l u :~\|}'n a y ,r hi h 1 I \¢ - uein;re;'lepr\;duc ed.anTh¢;1se ~ 19-Mrs. Pau!mw u f m . W a s h i n g -I T. . Z. . f " f H . ' § i ' l. . , . . , . . ' ' " "y K m m p r r w m u m a
wu wnfinad luguly to the southcentnlpanofWashington Co.,has grown w 114,112 and now nx-
ten da i nto ne ar ly a ll pa rts o f £5 6
CD!1!.lf.U'.Fffrlhfnn Junn!-»|-»--|»:_tcreswd mly draw a comparison.ton, D. C.Blair Cltyz General Revenue, 20-Uoyd Johnson, Herman
5.00;public library,1.00;shuet 2l~0des Wilkening,Anchorage,
lighting, /15; payment nwer out-Alllkh
let extumlnn bonds mm lnmme, 22-Loula Gllllam.Rnaklnm,nl.
" F i i § w i " " " " ' " ; ' ; 'U. . . " . . v . u \ _ ," n u ~-~-.-° ' " ; § '* g g *w w ;. |o ng is a ta uation of f-,8 on I inlicinl nut-put figures of the pzst I J ATTENDED additi on to the farms c oo
pe ntwelve months, u compared W the The annual reumon nf the Kuhr with tha Bldr OCC Clmn at the
j§§§g{Pg{\§§\fx month for the Pf!~Ifa|l'\lly.touk place at uw mail- ?"1.°$.";'-i'£'°°'="°°-==°° on July
.5o ""` ""T `"""" 23-_" ` " " " '\:l:t.u1|g year:swimming pool . Sunday with ° "' `""' yu\|.|..m a e, : : . ,° ". f . : a *; e , ' ; i ; ".:=;;=f," ; : : :a n 1 § 2 ' F a " f L . . , f 2 ° : 2 : . . " s 2 : :M , . .~., : :: '° , ~ = =~ 1 » -» ~ » =~ = =~m e m b e r - ;a t -~t h e ~~
n u r n n n n n K D h u d n n n l v n n t n l n R h ~W m - r § n l r R l n h n . ? l \~_? . . . l t e n d l n 3 ". T h e C O I II U U T 1 6 0 i n c h a r g e ' " " ! '~~F'¢b1 '=¢1 1'r.1 9 3 8mr"r""""I -» »----~»~ sssunnlu' ""[' - - ""----'-"' ~""°*July .........-184,250 174,555 of the entertai t 4 mg, :ma me Supervisors were ducted.2 6 -A **'""nmen an pipurchaseoffireapparatus.30 Irion Enkxldsen, Ft. Calhoun J ____________159 740 14 5 _ in Ap;-Q of Qu;s ut;maintenance and operation oi fin; 2?-Albert Rathjen, FL Calhoun MTE 1m'sus mn nn 'f}."i°l'E_§'{'ff""§ ~ _ M£'? Elm ention with f...,..'l'..'i ". .. . _ Y E ~
Idepnrtment, .4o; wal, 16.95. Pol1[2€'1. R. Sha
mm m
u In nWFIOTQRCG Stu c r n u la wm, mr an n mr s ularenc e W EI0A p li l . . , . . . - : I . . - ; ; ; ; § § a I§EI6£<E| Kuh,Mr . a n d Mr s . W a i te r J a p p . u n ti l A llllllf -.A t wa s time a n o f -
M m h --....---.. 152.180 141.oa0,,mf; if.-. RHI! M11 .1 \'||n!nn umm...fic e was # ff -vb hvhe d i h th e mum..Im, s2.oo.Arlington: General, B.00; :inetlighting, 2.50; operating and mnln- Mtaining water works, 2.00; sinking r s 'Fred Sieri l 1a'rQus 135,735 `"i'hT -;" '; ;, ;' ;; ; lm hun.md "Grl'January "E»
.'.E'.?"mt" lerr-=.,.e~:-f.fe1=1=e;\. '=r§"'% w ."';. .%..... ,., un ......... ._~
:fund to retire water bonds, LW;
'interest on wah: bonds, .50; ulnk-
ing fund bo retire sewer bonds,
2.00; interest on sewer bonds, 1.00,
fire hydrant rentals, .60;improv-
.ing and caring for cemeiery, .50;
public marary, .50; park improve-
ment,.50;total,16.10.Poll bu,
$2.50.
Fort Calhoun: General revenue,
5.00;park, .50;ltreet lighting,
250;maintenance of [ire depart-
ment..20;nureluse of (ire ap-
eDled Suddenly
Last Thursday
Ha d B e e n I l l S i n c e No o n .
At t r i b u t e d T o H e a r t
A i l m e n t
Death came suddenly to Mrs.
Fred Siert on Last Thursday. Ac-
Output
149,340
147,050138,086
149,0%
149,700
Output
163,565
157,585
151,815
154,345160,605
was reached by
DecemberNovember
October ------_ .
September __....
August -._--....-
loadThe peak
the diesels on Tuesday, July 29,
when A total of 7,135 kwh.was
prvduced.The average daily out-
put is beiween 5500 and 5600 kwh.
1940's peak load also occurring1
,|,,,;,", n...\..u...»cmn rla ns lo r nu:ear are ll'I yready underway.
Name Langland
New Language
Head At Dana
H a n ffnnfri hnzfnrl W n r k e
___,,.-_ ... .............. W ui-the supervioors in their ero-
control and water conserva-
work with cooperating turm-
silt
:lontion
ers.
When the camp and district
work fmt started in the county,
much .fun was made of the "crook-
ed farming". Now, howcva_ wu-
mur fanning and the other con~
servntion practices such as the use
of diversions nnd ternees,the
seeding to permanent meadow or
nldnvnx nl n...
with their oid friends and enjoy
the day in n. social way.
The program is being repeated
this week in The Enterprise forthe benefit of those \'€`no failed to
read it last week
DR. W. GOEHRING
ATTENDS RODEO paratus, .30; hydmnt,rentall,.50;bond fund, xaso; mul, z1.c»o. Poll
um. 52.00.
Herman:General revenue pur-poses, 5.00; n :nd public llghb
Ing purposes, §.0U; oper||.ion_ main-tsnsnce md extension of walm-
works, 8.50; pn-ka and unboun-
poses, L00; sinking fund for. Pl!-
cordlng to the xttmding phyllclnn
the stzdbuting cause wu a heart
attack. She had been troubled withhigh blood pressuxeflor some time
but the end mme unexpectedly and
as l great shock to friends u well
ls the immediate klnmlly. 'Decouod was born ln Missourl
on ~ 5 ,~ a nd s he c ame he re
\.......,me "owen " u v " u l uwyear,was 6000 kwh. on July 24.
The steadily increasing usage ol
electrical power is due,not so
much to electric lighls, but to the
lnnullstion of eleetrlcal appliances
and air conditioning systems, said
Light and Waller Commissioner
Hurry Hands. The elwtric load has
a ls o shown s steady increase
..-1.1 v v ls v s s uuwu u v s s wTo Nationally Known
Magazines
Announcement hu been made
this week of the appointment of
Joseph Llnglnnd, 21, as professor
U! English and lsngusges lt Dann
College.
,......\..e V.L... »-"per mu mumseverely eroded slopes, the plank
ing _o!trees,and the control o l
gullies are quite generslly sc-cepted as Pnctiesl muasuzuufex-
wndrlnu uw mmm me of mxrfmn lands, and as n means of ua-
unlnz more Pro/tiuble nmrns
Over a long period ol yens.AJ
an example.Conservndonlst Roy
Dr. and Mrs. Walter Gochring,in company with Dr. and MrsLlo yd Huffma n o f O mah a a nd Dr.
an d Mr s .He rb er t W o rth ma n o f
Laui svllle,Nebraska.,le f t l u !
Th u n d n y mo rn in g f o r Bn r well,
Neb ra sk a wh er e th ey wer e gu es ts
o f D r . a n d Mr s .Ro y C r a m wh llc
in a tte nd a nc e a t th e Bu r wc ll ro-
dec .
Th ey mt u m e d ho mo Sunday
even in g a nd D r . Go e hh ng r e po rts
the c rops are burned out,Quo ti ng
ment of refunding bonds .
eat, 5.00;cemetery purp
fire department purpo
punchue of fire departmu
m u m w r - m ear ly c mldho od.A a Mi s s Mi n -
maes, .50; nie No hr en be rg s he wa s mar ri ed
rea,AO; to F r e d Sie rt i n 1905 an d they
ent e qui p- ha ve , s in c e th at da te , mad e B la ir
Po ll V-HK' their home.
th r ou g h th e years,h e stated,I n
propo rtion w th e na tu ra l g r o wth
011 the c ity md the increased popu-
la r i ty o f ele c trln l eq u i p me n t.
`| ,`_,,:-n fnininn that eh.
Professor L m g l a n d comes to T.Klr kp a trlc k pointed ou r th i s
Dunn wi th exc eptional rec o mmen - fa rms u l ln g c o n wur ln g w u l e d
datio ns h avi ng s tu die d in s ome o f 73 nc res i n th e s u mme r o f 1939,
th u o uu ta lld i n g schools o f th e ha ve inc reased w n p p r o d m n w ly
Un i te d S b a l u and c ontributed to 8 5 0 0 lc xu a t th e n r vmn t li mo ,30;tota\,18.70I . l l a n a u s .4 u u z l u l U y l l l l v l l b n l u v a a n I r " " " 'H e r d e a t h l e a v e s t h e b e r e a v e d i n s t a l l a t i o n o f n u m e r o u s e l e c t r i c A l t h o u g h t h e I o n s o f t h e B l a i r
h u s b a n d a n d o n e d u u s z h t e r .M r s .. . . + . N . .f n .n a m n h - . . n n m l i t i n n a \ - n r e -C . C . C .c a m p i s s o r e l y f e l t .b y s u -Kennaxd:General revenue pur-tion of the state _mas South ur poses, 5.00, street. and public light- J ohn M Carpenter of "L o l nge_~ ` l ; i ; c ; E " i ; " v ; § ; `\ ; ; ' g l
i n g purposes,3.00;operauon, les California, Lo mo u r n deeply h 1 d th h i h l elec6 fa rmiy Rnd !¥1I1il1f»€lll¥lC0 and EXt¢¢llBioIl Of WB- thvrir Inlm.Rnniflnn Ilumm : h a ...0,..|.._.. .{.`.~......e UE.+-|».§ml
;;s,.;,;,.
trified
:his
air.
Sh e c ame o l a lar gMadsen Twins J :ldren M har _u fu d 1 . . . .._-.._ -_ ---""". --_ .,.w,.,......-...=.~~.-.~.---hr wdfl. a.o o lln n t n °f lens A wi de d n l of inends rm u a m mu n hin the hun- pnyment. ol ldunding bond! md who tlnlvugh mln If llochtlunl ;pm¢|||¢|3|-huge menus il
|d ° uhh: w intend. 7.00: opuntlon md mnln- luvo mmm so love .nd m p g m u d
' g m ~~ lounges og gi ll {lgg;r1r[~g§\¢_§Q=||...- for her many llarllng qwltlel.In luring through thaWon asainixncc hive been re-Q h u a u u u a l : " . _ £ " : ' ° »v ] p u r c n a a e O I I l r g u e p a n m e n r .e q u l p from sixteen dlfftionalL. 5\.\U.0l\ or Unlanorna_ .-. \, rn *|rnent,.3D;total,18.70.Poll Lax,-'W.,''_:_|Los Amteles were Dresent at 'lhéhunn
an d Mr s .u o o c n mmc u p 0 1 uaalr.Sho c amo to this c o unty i n 1885
an d du r i n g th a t ti me s h e made a
wide c irc le of fr iends who admired
he r f o r her e ner gy an d str aig ht-
!. . . . . . . . i . . . . . . . . . . . . . ». . .. . |H u h n r
$2.00.
W ashingto n: Generu l fund, 1 .00; the Episc o oi c hurc h last M dnstr ee t lig htin g, LS U;tr a ns mis s io n ,m0 mi n atptc ' |k .on afgn o c oc wi th 'athei-
-'?.. .r , ..,_____ati ng an d i n te r me n t u nd e r the di -
fune ral rites whic h- were held a t
__ _. - - . r v _ - .-V _Mr .Mo r ri s pointed
the 3 93 kwh. ou tput
fi rs t d a y , Ma rc h 3 ,
gines produced a. rn-
durimr J une of 1916
Mrs LINDENMEYER HOME
In Old Costume Judg~FROM SCHOOL
in g
duvowdMurl and Burl
":;:';':..';'.:::,..... 'nm bald Tue:-|nE'f. 1:1 '.5.'lEl'fi"'.'1"B»"'2.»\1I""'|To RETURN HOME mhle year, andthe uwundi ng
g f m e fl3|'l8.nllllBl ¢ ¢ 1 ¢ h f g t } g n a t ]D l l i h .J U l l . \ . \ I \ ¢ \l\l .l '|ll 'l jl \1 ;§
'1'cknn1ah,last.Thursday.The visiting and renewing old acquain-~ ~
twins, who are the sons of Mr. and tances.the Christian church with J,E
M:sl Hardld °J.Madsen,won in-Born at Macklenburg, Germ fuck,in ,gba dstantiy the approval of the crowd on Au t 7.uw.Carnpbeil, mo nr T K B i n
E118 ~M T B .K H f h D E k E S u l - - n n n n i m a e r n a f l n H 1 * h h n l i f Hem
\u umnuun, 1-mu. H.
Iv Richter Mr s. V i c tor J o hn so n will re tu rn
to Bltir ne xt. we e k . f ullnwi nl ne v-
the sununer school of tha
American Foundation of Gruplao
eral months ~ l n t ~necxt t\vef1ty-five yuh.|_ ____Inf armhzing hzndwnllng has long
A hobby for Rev. Lindenmey-
'ad he hu held | diploma from
American Founduinn mince
with fhejr svflgy, catchy versions
of modem popular tunes.
Also competing in the amateur
contest were Vlrgene md GayeMadeliene Schmidt, little dnughbera
....f -~-~~¢---...w....e..-.W... ..........._-immigrated w America with her cem¢WfY~husband and three children ln 1883.
The famlly settled first in Douglas ~ ~
County, relidlng on a farm for ten ~ ~
yeln, and moving in Washington
1rmer Bladrite
Died Sunday
Georgix.She hu bean rweivingtrottments at the hospital therefor nlwr-effect: of infantile pa.ra~lylin,nhe havlng been uken illwiththediseaseIntfallwhlls
I J u a n r n u n n u u n n v been
0 welbknown literary magazines.ex-,axA r r a n g e ~A native of Spring Gmvo. Min- Lhr
.nuou, ne received hil A.A. de- 1935.A | .R l n i r p , , | ,me fmm the Santa Anna, Califor-
|f»
|
Early Settler Of Blair,
Later Of South Da-
kota
Henry Richter,fonuerly well
known in Blair, where for yenre hewu connected with the brick buel-nese, dled ln an Omaha holplulSunday lt the nge of seventy-eight
years.The Rirhnrn lm- n lnmz term nf
visiting relatives in California.
Mrs. Johnson wu confined to her
bed whu. in num- um euly pm of
the winter, but she ls now able to
be up in A wheel clmlr and w get
around on crutches vo 1 certain ex-
mann
Mrs. C. E. Croudy and Mr. John-
son will leave Sunday by auto to
bring Mn. Johnson home.
WINS 35 GALLONS
Next Sunday
B e l l o w s An d R h o g d e s Ar e
I n C h a r g e A g a i n N e x t
S u n d a y
Another Community § n g is
planned Im- nm Sunday eveni!\!»
n ..¢ c nlfidnle umounoe. Ln:
nil, Junior College.Inter he re-
ceived n BA.degree from the
Unlvenity of Iowa liter which he
continued hil work ll Middlebury
College in the Bread Lol! School
of English ei Bread Ind, Vermont.
He received his M.A.degree li
low: State.
Hil liurury works hnve been
published in such well-known pub-
lications u the Amerim Mercury,
Poetry,The Sxturday Raview_ol
WEEDS MUST BE CUT
Attention il coiled no the -sity !or controlling ~e.¢3°°'§..
non-depleting ground under the
AAA program.The County AAAofficeh u been idvnne d of n
number of Instances where weeds
are allowed to dnin the mi l of
moisture and fertility.
n must be ealled ui uae emm-
tiou of al l l u me n that a ll hnd
of Mr. and Mn. John Schmidt oflC01mtY in 1893.Mrs. Kcmvckel nm ..___;.llI....\.Blair.lm um In Kennlrd dnoe mia.|,_}"*_..'?§."".'I."_ .....1'.'l'.'!.' .RI
First place in the old-luhioned
clothes parade was awarded Mrs.Robert Skinner of Herman.
Entered as a porfeselunal nn the
program of entertainment w uMissShirley Fisher, daughter of
Mr. and Mm. J. E. Fisher. of Blair.
All of Mrs.Kempnke's living Deen muve u uvm we "nu 'wwchildren, with the exception of une building opposite the " " " ° ' T
daughter Mrs Lee Webb of (B & Lumber ~ w glmnlrouild
Salem, Oregon were present for lng fo rly y the sen-
'baum Service station.the celebration.They are Otto " n k -_and Charles K Wk r 1.The new location en it posMGeme o yons, dble fqr mail patrons to vlftulllyrsEK'f'!"'"E. lfhi *Im* drive nzht in And Ket their man
ld wasmngtun County Andreasen andMrB Ulydl! lil. H05 W i t h o u t ~from ul.0i!ggy
weil-represented in Lhe fpbaun o f l\ennard_and l a u l Ma y b e t.hat.'s u. new e i nw e r e a l s o
t h r o n s r s o f inteneéted visitors tn I lxc mp c ue on ula zr.[ma i l aervic e--c urb servic e n o mIy e ; , ; ' ~ ¢ 1 ` i » § ¢ i < " $ 7 a £ é ` § § é £ £O F G A S F O R N A M E §.111;l;¢y|2 " f ; ; , §_déLlth¢d i o n Li te ra tu re Household Ma g " me » '
'und Amex-moan Prefac ea.F o r hi sof B iad r o n th e g rou nds whe re the of V er n o n B e l lo ws m th Mr s.Do n .....Frm! Inns hnmn naw | .fnndB.HBH-M n Carl W i l l ;u n ti l PGBBIIUY FP F r a t th e Dilllfh WHS VET? well 12116118 PHO? to If'C8lVl.llg 1118 ?"""!'
on which weeds are not cut will
change the classification of that
field to soil depleting.1;Ikar;nh during the annual cele-Two anna uad 'F 'nfmmy ana |110 post miBi.re8!.bration another son, Gus, died ln Septem-
h6f, 1939,J O H N S U T T O N
I'MICKEY A r :x v I Mrs.Kcmpcke is still very ac-I o m n r r v u 'I n AUTOlry. Ott, Jack and Chris were the or Blair, has sw, :awarded as mil
*brothers actively engaged in the lon! of gasoline for her participa-
r suffered work and Ott is the only one leftltion in the Skelly Oil Co. "nameconcussion of the family.Ho resides with our wh contest.She was one ox*
was struck his son,John in Louisiana but. several hundred over the UnitesLccldsnt oc- makes an occasioncl trip back to $ute| who received mich recogni-
Nebraslm. his old stamping ground.l4°f\-___.__
received and the campaign to get
attendera out of their can ap-peared to meet with s:°°<l success.
.Bellows will again lead the sing-ing Sunday with J. Hilton Rhoadcs
back at the pixma.
4 .program ~ special nunnhcra
tcr's degree,he wrote a book
length manuscript of original
poems.Pmfcssor Langlnnd will teach
English, Literntnre and Spanish.
He takes the place of Nelson F.
Pneus who came to Dana last fmll.
IJ UIJ IUN |ti\o and taks an avid interést in D1.|.\-U\.»n.u l .
VISITS HOME.the affairs of her community, even ,.,rw .na ..0 nl. r SIERSBECK IS
FREMONT SPEAKER|thu\mh she il nearly ninety.'l'he|_ £'§'I§_°f'l1°'1_2'_..'IL'I'"Mic k ey "Dolan,son o f Mr .E
an d Mr s Roy D o h n arri ved la s t 0
'Thursday f r o m Sun Francisc n. f
f \ | l : f n ¢ » n ¥ n h J " n A » . n .L \ n . .l u . . . .! » \ _I
Intéiprius joins with thc members a """°"§' arm ;"°h"='H,;"
f the Kempcke family and other ;j~'*='>'us "'°°h.;~' en eriends in wishing this remarkabie Y an automo ne. The I
.1 __- ..-L-hu \.:....u..,:.....curved at Chappell,
Rev. Lawrence Sierabeck, presi-
dant nf Dana College, was apaahr
of tha day at the Pint Lunberan
Church of Fremont. Sunday.Hb I\,-nw.....,-.ww ..,, ...., uw.. .ocatedforthelasteighteen
months."Mickey" is regularly employed
in hotel work out in San Fraudu-
co and ia also boxing instructorinnjunior college.He likes
Clllfomin and has a luerativn
position which of course helps
to nuke iv. more plemnt.
muy muny mum ii-yy,u..».\..,=. where Mr. Sunn i m n locawd
COUNTY'S SHARE OF on n government conntnxctlon job.
Mn. Sutton, who mmintainn theirGAS TAX $3 ,4 8 6.5 8 pe rma nent residence in Blair,
x hWashingmn County's share o!Ju-§D2§;'e,,.lZ§. husband in Chappell,
ly_gna tax revanues wu ;a,4ss.ss.The n m 1.ff'an--w-=¢<<=i ~ ' m t v
Henry wont zo'South Dakolal Inasmuch as Mrs. Will; hu now
smaded there and ma slnce m»a¢|N°l=°m local Sully mm. hu not
that place his home.At the time yer been INQ to find out whn
of his death he w u living at nu-no Mn. Willl submittnd.wood,South Dakota.He wan First Pfi=° was $1»000 which
married an . Blur sflrl, Lena Hln~ "'°"¢ w a Ulvvwm Nerbuh mu.
san, md, u lar as the wribar canle a rn, s ho n s un liv i ng na "1 A ~ B0 y§ _ _1 ;_~1 _ _ __ " _ _
is being nn-nngeo Ind an xnvxuuonto duets,moo or quarteties whoalong about 190| or '05 md home-l'"°Ved from this vicinity,Clyde!
know my of the mugs on the pro.
gum,in extended 1_0 participate.Anyone who wont; to sing or plny
a specinl number should get in
touch with Bellows or Rhonda.
Th, p mg nm for Sunday la na
followi:1.Ame d a 2. Oh1.\.......m.sa Pm m. vmi. Old
WH E AT LDRSES]'\`ii'1§""GREAT °f=Pi== was "A PT°~*°*=f==»r :hw-na»
t1ve".Rev. Mannun »=»g~»°f== isn_....¢..:_._...-... Daator of the Fremont rganin-Washington
have just fini:
uvunny 1 urlncns ~hed hlr ve s tln g o n e ,on
01' tin; poorest what crops i}\ the]hiswrfof the eounty f. hu bse n UTIS UEUKIEZKS
eltimnted mic tha ' I b-lbly less than 309°o! °§`Z.§'.§°§».1 M O V E K E N N
lIHintghlguecollection 1' r me monul was ur "'"'"'*""*"'~'* " - -vn.|.|.u \lll u --. -..-- - .---E w .¥°1'T".__i'..-~ ...¢|1l10RotL¢..,::,.l nlldrllaintlnn ..f||P:':§;°_-_f"3'3£'>'..'i€.?32fl'§'i°.i', ,..;*::=:1 |1i£\l.|ll.|.\'lUlCl'£¢ rl..sf\l`*l|l\ény iiUllI\£'f 4. Down bythe oral
° I t.nB W EEK ,II B IU]30l'¥»l|l l i l l W i l .Alulgnmrl nlb la up \.\.»q|¢»»w----- _lb u l l w ua g u i n t a k e U P h i ;w o r k .H e i s l $ 3 3 1 , 3 9 3 s o t h e 9 1 e u u n t i a l ° f t h e B a l l S n a n d R o g e r H a n s e n " l g "a r e . m m r r t l u l u l D W L 1 W M i l l S f. r '6 l m ~5 .L i t t l e L i n J a n e .¢ r ° v m r .m u M m .U n u e c x e
a m u p s t a p d i n g '>'° ~ = " s m e "a n d * ' ° | ? ' " P ° .. ° " : s r . , : £ ° . ° ' = = 1 "= " ' * : " " " ' ° ° '§ . ' h . .° `f1 . . l f` " h 1 '¢f " ¥ . . § 1 ° "
t L . . " ° " " £ I i f ° ' D ' f § . J " § ' .' ; » § ' 1 ?1>=1w~=-E - ° » . ' £ h . § ' . f » ' 2 ' . p . m ' € 1 ; ' $ " 3 ' l . f ' ". i ' , * I s .n u :S u t .s m .1 . J a m s f »m l ' r u e F = = { g ; 1 G N P ; d= = - = ~ » ° =
l Q ° = ~N o r t h m a m m L ~
- - -- M '-. . .......... .e n . w m - a n a n H e .8 .B r i u h t a n t h o P 0 v e w i v l o s s C u f l l l ~1~,,d,_»f_s o a n b l i x h m i r h a m s .
h \l th eu'uk; fo r A mc - mc - '-_---.-~--¢§f?L» eaféer inn;;ter life..¢,l.`2`§°$.,;;o,sss 11" n¢m»a.""¢`L vldting lha diffemm »ml¢= spots. Hovrlrd and Henrydea\en, and $22o,92s w the mo. The boys report A ve ry v lwmv- s om D*"°"'=M n . I
Mll.\'.¥<1R§ ON assistance department.And educational trip.f:':f"'n'w:_ °:'_ _ S°;
ox WMXI, erm wean u nuuenua m me me-hro ld Ju|~IchAmls'nchool at Dal Heins,~ *i ron An ." si. mn f r o m 520 ic y ho ld en o u t ° f x n r . D o c k m f o r me r A r u n z wn r e d'. . l n u . ;I n '|\¢..Rand Pln unr lllnlhi n i ' . , ' 5 ' l , , ~ ¢ . . . , . . l . . . . . ,h u i .. ¢l¢.|-nd mnnprlnlgn-
h Dnkotr Ivvrt, lah. Thursday for BAltimnre,""" " ° `N' ' i f " m " q wra.Andnv; Maryland.They befm wurk ¢hsr¢'?;'~|3_:|";|`\d"|::
ln. Clifford Monday u smployea ln & govern- Ross.14.Horns On the Rwa-
Dnkoh.ment bombor plant..15_ s n .mg gh, Summu- Nigh
at Winner,Both Lyle. the son of Mr. m d m lnvm om Swan:Sons.11
a n - . 3 ' n a °f ;ll\
that c ub Pl y mw h md v l wl l
lo uu a n be ing muh u ra pi dly
la poadble on 32,588 busheh
»-lnhnnd AA Inu than hr.
......, ..._ W... ..-_.... ..r_.,_,d'\nt ol the Kenna-d public achool,mmeeding Wnrnen H. Pnker.
"K" H0§!E3B¥_$I*.9*f_._cANAD1AN 'mrP|C. JENSEN ENus'rs {FfLf!*_HQ'$!?'!1S f\Ll`_--_|§',T.§,°".,i'§,'2}$.?;'2,'f.§.f
Alhm mmf-f M11 nlntnr. Alma m NAVAL lm smnvnst r'An|¢11||:;x's ur'r'1ur;| "§&H»|`\}1i1 bi midi
Clifford Jenna. lon of Mr. md
ln. John J. Jensen ol welt ol
Iluir, hu enlisted in the Nnvnl
Lelewea.He ldt Mondny morn-
~x lor tha Great Llkel w enwrthe tnlnlng lchool loahd there.
h m u if Llskata m now avnil- South Dakota.M"'C;\'ll£:V;lzh¢.s°:ndRV¢m
Ion H.2.12 .3 A F if §i';¥`.",§i,f`§.The W. J. Su :ton is now lo~ ware .»1¢....¢ "from the Bl
Ucksu maybe purchased sn m<»¢u»|°'"°"in the " ° "*l\"\'*""Qu Blah School in was.Vomon l
of lo for ne w 1 or zu former North Sid# l\°f°» and are amended Dann c<>11¢¢»p e r t i c k e t ~ ~ u m m c u k i n g can of thdr customer!'
gm pri ce.whiie the settling a! :lock il gn-Mi g .; - ;| " g n ' p h h mmm
ins on.n m n n n u l u
on,'ii|.f,|§],,,_|g n£é1¢"1§}£=\.. I>i"KT`{h` "' "Qs"r h ¢u l s u u m u w u r ;°§\. du Republic.xo. You Are My this loo: ~ 2, gp
5" Bunnhlm-N God Bleu Amarb \y saomo.5 ,'rm "K" Hoaiary Slwn wma.
"° cs.'bm located in an :tons sm
left lnlt week un n Lriu to Winnlpeg, Canada. They went by wwof Duluth and will Cain in All of I0\¢Interesting and Material E
places on the way coming md KO' H
I-98g No let uma il Phnmd for il
Mr. and llrn. has Gleainsn d|~|o! llcComh's Barber Shan the null
um sum Shaw Qr num cnv.In.,.¢in Allnntlr i....;. siénan Vvltidtwo mum. rm been diimuniwdvu a § ' j " " " " " ' . ; " " " ' , ; _ j | ; . _ a l l ~ ~ ~lol lin .lust Hqnhill.lui.. Value Galant.Ilxthlrlna H. and m.....».'é'dtheir return.
THE ENTERPRISE
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Entarodulecond-clul mlm: midsr then/:tolCon¢1'e8loll(lr¢h
I. 1879. At the nomatfice at Blur. Nebrukl.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
='»'f'f?'e"fI=i;~;»fi`§4 ~r F335 '.f~=_;.i~.=,f~f~.;oy,~.n r ~, j
Mr.and Mn.Harold W.R u -muslen and four childmn returnod
Sunday from Big Stone Lake,
South Dakota.They had spent s
week'a vacation at a cottage onthe shores of the lake.Mr.and Mrs.Rudolph Fuch,whose baby daughter, Bonnie Faye,
was baptized Sunday at St. Pa.ul'»
Lutheran Church of Arlingion, en~tertnined at dinner that day for
Messru.and Mesdamea Harold
Stork,.John Stork, Oswald Fuchg,
J.
JOHN A. RHOADES, Editor Ind Publhhsr
HILTON RHOADES, Assistant Ediwr; Advertising
MARY~BETH MBQUARRIE, lnell Editor
ROY F. BETTS, Pressman and Gumponitor
MISS VANOLA J. BRUNTON, Linotype Opentor
MARIE RASMUSSEN_ Linotype Openwr
Mrs.Daisy Devine,Mrs.Anna
Atom and Mr. and Mrs.Reese
came from North Bend, Sunday, to
visit Mrs. Devine's daughter, Miss
Mary Devine
Mrs.Otto Ruwe and DorothyvisitedMrs. George Nelson,Fri-
day afternoon.
Monday evening visitors at the
Ray Ruwe 1101113 were Mr.and
Mrs. Raymond Kuhr.Mrs. Ruwe'smother,Mrs.George Kuhr anddaughter, Miss Viola Kuhr of Chi-
cago, calied on Wedneilday even-
ing.Mr. and Mrs.Ray Ruwe wereamong the guests at a dinner par-ty given by Mr.and Mrs.Ray
Kuhr and family, Friday evening.
They attended the annual Kuhr m~union picnic in Blair, Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mntzen were
le~ GQ-mu~'
Mr.and Mn. Ha mi d French
spent Sunday in Omaha wilh Mrs.
F'rench's brother,Stewart Loveand family.Janet French ref
mained for u week'n visit with har
cousin, Lorraine Love.
Mrs. Carl Pleper and Mrs. James
Ryan and sons, Bobby and Billy, of
Harman wen guests ol Mn. LlunTa lk,Thursday.Wednesday
evening callers at the Tana home
were Mrs.George Nelson and Miss
Marian Nelson; Mr. and Mrs. W»1~ter Sappenliald alled Sunday
evening.
Mr.and Mrs.Walter Sunpen-
field and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Simon-
sen and baby of Omaha dmve toDodge,Nebrnska_Wednesday, fa
visit friends.They made the re-
ALL'?é'f3£6$'/
~ ~ sian/
¢-f .
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"WF 1.-u \, M~-,
News Ang
Ctherwlse
Shia Wildlife Granted $54,155
The fadenl fish md wild llfe
service ailotbed $54,155 w Nebns-
ka Tnwdny under the Pittman-
Roberiaon nt for restoration of
wild life.With the |tats'n con-
tribution of 25 per cent, $72,206
will be nvnllnbls [nr tha work in
tha Baal year ended next June
80.
Iowa will receive $54,819.
Federal apporiionment is bland
rs. Dain Devine Mrs. Anna
Scaristt with Mn. Chytmz Shoah
u huma n.Mr. md lin. Julius PetenanmlBldr warg Tnadny evening Mb-
an at the Chris Korslmj home.
Mn. lhr c ul Kroger and chil-
dren and Mn. 0, H. Godsey spent
Thursdly in Omlhn.They ind
I..|¢s "!5£»;.2n;1f ""~!e¢*1-1 3:f f I'A
£''~1 r ._,k °~
~r. a nd Mr s. Merle W a rd, Mn.
Bam' Sc h mid t an d C ec il Br ant IFB
Vac ationing in Minnqaota.
Or u m N e w s
Mn. Mark! Lunar lnd Mrs. Ed
Hansen wer¢Wednesday dinnerguest-| lt the Malvem Linen hornsinOmnhn.Mr. and Mn.Martin
Larsen were Saturday dinnar
guests.
Menu. and Meadnmn Peier
Nielsen, Chris Petenon, and Chris
Hnnsen; Jess Hnnnen and Martin
Chrinenun picnicked near Fm-
mont Monday,
Helms and Lois came home withtham and spent the week-and here.
On Sunday the Krugen,rHelms,
Mn.Godsey and Mr.and Mrs.
Howard Stuenkel and children en-
joyed a picnic dinner.
won first plxce for her old lash-
iuned costume at the Teknnnual
gilebration, at Te nah last Thurs-
y,Mr. and Mn. L.B.HurrimnwereSundayguests of Mr. andMrs. Edwin Hu-risen at Teknmlh.
Mrs.Cllfwn Curley and two
Martin Larsen home.
ha i,s spending this week at the
Martin Larsen home were Mr. and
Mrs. Malvern Larsen of Omaha,Sunday evening callers at theMr. and Mrs. Floyd Wdliver o l
Omaha, Misses Edna and Rita
Hansen and Hannah and LouiseLarsen and Mrs. Max-it Lanen.Lars Rolland returned Monday
from Omaha where he hw been a
patient in the Methodist Hospital
about three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs.Hans Wulf andRobert and Mr. and Mrs. EverettStork and children are visiting
relatives in Illinois.
Wednesday afzemoon guests of
Virginia Raamunsen were Dorothy
Ann liosenhalm of Omaha, Gloriaand Bonnie Christensen and Mari'Iyn Rahlfs.
Dornaclcer N e w s
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gotuch a
Irvin spent Friday with Mr.
Mm.Fred Nelson and family.
Junior and Alberta Appleby
turned Monday liter A weekOregon, Illinois.Mrs. Mary Sf-Back, Mrs. HapJohnson and Mn. Fred Rensor n
Billy lnd Joan Johnson of ~~..
visited Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mohai-st, Thursday.
Mr. and Mn. Elza Appllby we
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. a
Mm William Sharp in Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Schulvisited Mrs.Chester wizue a
baby nt the Methodist Hospital
Omaha, Monday evening.
Lars Fallmd home were Profemm-and Mrs. H. F. Swanaen of Blnlr.
Friday evening allen: were Rev.
md Mm Harold C. Jorgensen andsom of Blair, and Mr. and Mrs.Martin 'Larsen md Alton.Mr. and Mn. Ed Hansen accom-
panied Mr. md Hrs. George Mil-
ler of Blair to Shenandoah, Iowa,
and Nebruk;City, Sunday.
Rev .andMra.G.A.Cu-lnenofOmshs were Friday Mwfnoon vil-itors at Mn. lhrit Ln-aen's.Misa Leah Bumulsen spent the
weekend in Omaha with friends.
Mr. end Mn. Floyd Welllver ofOmllu spent Sunday lt f ha EdHansen home.Clam Mae Mltzen nl Kennxrd
spent l u t week with her sinner,Mn. Jens Hansen, and Mr. Han
sen.
the Merril J ohnson home.On S un-
day a dinner was hold a t the Lloy d
Johnson ho me in the ir h on or .
Mr . a n d Mr s .W i lli a m Ad a ms
were Sunday eve ni ng vis itor s at
the Geo rge Chamber lain ho me.
Mr . an d Mr s .Pat. She rwo od and
daugh ters o f Oma h a were week-
en d gu e s ts o f Mr . an d Mr s . C. L .Reid.
Su pt. an d Mr s. Floy d Alexan de r
an d Billie ha ve retu rned f r o m
Greele y , Co lorado wher e Mr. Alex-
ander attended th e summer univer-
sity .Mr s .Ale xa n de r h a d vis i te d
in Ken nar d the pas t two wee ks.
S u n d a y g u e s ts o f Mr . a n d Mm
J ames Pms b a were Mr .a n d Mr s .
I.W .Preaba o f Va lley and Mr .
an d Mr s .George H .W i llems o f
Oma ha.
Mr .an d Mr s .Clamnoe Han sen
End ba b y d a u gh te r o f Bla i r we r e
un~:1
s o o
Sp ea ki ng o f auth ors' err ors, do
y ou k n o w- - o r c a r e wtlmtz
Dic kens p u t the n e w mo o n i n
the ea s t in th e even ing;
|H e ma de To n y W eller's sec ond
wi fe Sam's mo th e b in - la w;
H e also described ho w,i n th e
de p th of wi n te r , Mrs .Squeero set
his un for tun ate bo y s hoe ing tu m -
ups;C o mm Doy le in a Sherloc k
Ho lme s story ma de a sc heming
la wy e r d r a w u p a wi ll in f a vo r o f
himse lf -a pr oc ee din g wh ic h wou ld
ma ke the d oc u me nt i nvalid ;
Dafoe ma de Robinson Gma oe
fi ll h is p oc ke ts with bi sc dts wh ile
in a s tate of nu di ty ;
Rid er Ha g g a r d i n K i n g Solo-
mon's Mines desc ribed an eclipse
of the n ew moo n;W e found the 'list i n " l e t te r -
~ren o ..,-~.wem guests at the Leo Fnusetthome the first of the week.Mr. and Mn. D. D. Sheets wereSundny dlnner gueltl of Mr. and
Mrs. George Sheen at Bldr help-
lns Mn. Ge0Y¥° Sleek eelebnte
her birthday.Mlsa Elm Petersen wu a week-
end guest nt the John Baden home
in Fremont.Mrs. Harold Paulsen md babyson came home SundlY lrvam the
Immanuel Hospital.Mins Elaine Jespenlen 01 Lin-
Llncoln :pant the week-and with
her parents, Mr.and Mrs.J. A.
Jespersen.She was wcompmiad
by a friend, Miss Ruth Bnmner olFnmont.Dr. and Mn. Henry Gomoeua and
children of Houston, Texas were
on the number of lieemed hunters
and the area of the stew.Themoney will be uled in a statewide
pheasant rearing projed., uplmdgame blnd restoration, and an up-
land game bird survey.
Total to the 48 states was $l,»
580,000.With money put up by
nuns the grind total will be
$373333-
e s o .Give no bounties;make equi
laws:ncure li l; and prosperity
and you need not give alma.-Env
arson.o n sOne boy writes his mother, from
amp: "I wmt to tlmnk you for all
your letters mud The Enierprlse.
They sure help w keep a fellow
.n
Iec-Advertise In m Enter-minenhn is spending this week at the
Mr. and Mm Charles Hovendck
lah. lut Week an A vacation trip
to Bnrwell, Nebrnh, Ind the Dl-
ko/tu,
Mn.Leiter Curley wu s Fri-
dly caller at CII!! Cain'n.
Sunday evening vislton at theAugust Jordan home were Mr. andMn. Harold Smith, Pearl and Lv
veme.
Mr. and Mn. Hnvekozt ol I"re~
mont were Friday evening guest:
at the Bert Thompson home.Little David Geary ls visiting at
mncnm TRAINING
Six weeks course qualifies you for good
pay job with a future. Thousands of trained
men needed at once. Thousands more need-
ed soon for new bomber plants now being
built at Omaha, Wichita, Kansas City, St.
Louis, Dallas, Tulsa, Fort Worth. To bring
our training program up to full capacity
of our school at once, we have a SPECIAL
PLAN to offer you. You must be 1845,
good health.No physical defects and be
,~,.-eral weeks.
Mlu Ada Rogert left Tuesday to
visit Mr. md Mrs. John Saner of
Imogene, Iowa.
Mrs.Mary Weber and Joe of
Craig were Friday evening vidb-
ora at John B. Eriksen'l.Mr. and Mn. Willilm Peck ofBroken Bow, Nebraska, were Sun-day vlsiton nt the uurental_ Frd
Peck, home, bringing Mlu LuluPeck home alter A week nt Brok-
en Bmw.
A number from Uris vicinity lt-tended the Teknuwal lt Tehmah,Thmudgy.
.Donald Staples of Blair wal a
vxnitor lan week at the Ray andMark McConn|!u» home.
Mrs. Oscar Blum spent severaldayllastweek nt the Ed Blumg ; ° g = ~ M n . E d B l u m i s o n t h e s i c k
s
| ..
..,..¢...~.ior were Omsha visitors, Monday.
Miuionsry Sunday was observedat the Methodist church.The
missionary superintendent,M i n
Louulse Larson, spoke on "Migrn¢»~
ing Americans".Rev. John Paton, psswr of theBnplilt chureh st Teklmah, and a
group of young folks ol the church,
held a picnic in the Herman park,Wednesday evening.Mr. and Mrs. Alllan Kruse ofSpalding, were week-end guests ofMr. md Mm. Chris Kruse.Miss Beatrice Ribcher of Om
spent Saturday and Sunday in
Herman.Rev. snd Mrs. A. W. Clarke are
spendng two weeks at Neopit,
Wisconsin visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Bowers.Harold and Miss Selma Langand their cousin, Maynard Pawl-
ing, ol Hooper, have returned from
a week's vacation to the Black
Hills.Miss Lang, clerk at the Po-tadle Bros. store, was replaced byNonnn Kruse during her absence
Bobbie Harrison of Tekamah is
spending the week at the L.B.
Hsnison home.Mr. and Mrs.John Thielialdt
and daughters were Sunday din~
ner guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Merle
Jensen of Teksmah.
The Hill Creek Luther League
will meet Tuesday evening withMrs. Margaret Williams.The HillCreek Aid will meet Thursday sl-
ternoon with Clara Olson.
Mr.and Mrs.A.L.Frandsen
and Mr. and Mrs.Ben Davis o!Teknmah wer; at Lake Okoboji
over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Davis, accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs. ClarenceNelson of 0aklsnd_ spent Thurs-
n ordan had a.ton!!
to my n t the F n m o n t Hosp!
Mondhy.
H r s Clifford Curley,Be r n ;
and Charles o l California w~
visitors at '-he later Curley ho
from W ednesday until Friday.
Ea r l Jr . , K u' L e e an d Rug
Fletc her mtu me d h o me , Th u :-
eveni ng, a fter being wi th A l
an d Bir di e Fletc h er li nc e Mo n~
af temo on ;their parents we re
Albi on a nd Bu r we lL Mr s .W a
akeiie ld and sons spent Mon~
L ere.y
ws
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News Ang
Ctherwlse
Shia Wildlife Granted $54,155
The fadenl fish md wild llfe
service ailotbed $54,155 w Nebns-
ka Tnwdny under the Pittman-
Roberiaon nt for restoration of
wild life.With the |tats'n con-
tribution of 25 per cent, $72,206
will be nvnllnbls [nr tha work in
tha Baal year ended next June
80.
Iowa will receive $54,819.
Federal apporiionment is bland
on the number of lieemed hunters
and the area of the stew.Themoney will be uled in a statewide
pheasant rearing projed., uplmdgame blnd restoration, and an up-
land game bird survey.
Total to the 48 states was $l,»
580,000.With money put up by
nuns the grind total will be
$373333-
e s o .Give no bounties;make equi
laws:ncure li l; and prosperity
and you need not give alma.-Env
arson.o n sOne boy writes his mother, from
amp: "I wmt to tlmnk you for all
your letters mud The Enierprlse.
They sure help w keep a fellow
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s o o
Sp ea ki ng o f auth ors' err ors, do
y ou k n o w- - o r c a r e wtlmtz
Dic kens p u t the n e w mo o n i n
the ea s t in th e even ing;
H e ma de To n y W eller's sec ond
wi fe Sam's mo th e b in - la w;
H e also described ho w,i n th e
de p th of wi n te r , Mrs .Sqoeers set
his un for tun ate bo y s hoe ing tu m -
ups;Conan Doy le in a Sherloc k
Ho lme s story ma de o sc heming
la wy e r d r a w u p a wi ll in f a vo r o f
himse lf -a pr oc ee din g wh ic h wou ld
ma ke the d oc u me nt i nvalid ;
Dafoe ma de Robinson Gmso e
fi ll h is p oc ke ts with bi sc dts wh ile
in a s tate of nu di ty ;
Rid er Ha g g a r d i n K i n g Solo-
mon's Mines desc ribed an eclipse
of the n ew moo n;W e found the 'list i n " l e t te r -
Bo x" o f J o h n O'London's W eekly .
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Pretty soon t. here'll be mo re in-
vestfnent c ounselors than investors.
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The fundame ntal fault. of the fo-
rnsle charac ter is th a t i t has no
sense o f justice.Efchopenhauer.
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MQ.and Mrs. Fred Dornacker
und Fsyernd Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Chnstensen and fanuly vis-ited Sunday afternoon with Emil
Gnmeh and Lillie.Barbara and Jeny Gottsch vis-
ited Monday with Emil Gatlsw and
Lillie.Mrs. John Deslcr and Ruben. andMrs. Caroline Gotuch visiwd Mr.
und Mrs. Henry Gottsch and Irvin,
Thursday.Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sunds and
daughters, Mr. and Mrs. John Dor-nacker and Greta and Bernina,Mrs. Bertha Wendt. spent Wednes-
duy evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Guttach and Irvin.Ralph Ohn and Doreen Chris-
tensen visited a few days m'their grandparents, Mr. and rs.
John Dornacker.g Mr. and Mrs. Gus Auch visiwd
;M.r.and Mrs.Peter Monlhorsl.,
lsundsy evening.'Mrs. Bertha Wendt of Blair was|a guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Dor~;'\l°\';:'»lrom Wednesday until
Mon y.|Andrey Kruger visited her uncle
sndrdunv.,Mr. andk Mrs.Pewr
'Ao ont, Isnt weeMr. and Mrs.Pewr Mordhnntlglwd Mr. and Mn. Dnve Kruger
|u y ev .|\]|»|; ".¥.§'."|'§..iL' T " ~
Nendl. were dinner zuuts o! Mr.imd Mrs. Howard Christensen md
Doreen, Thursday, and on Friday
:Jf Mr. and Mrs. Eggurt Olut md
suns.I Mr. and Mrs. Elu Appleby vil-
| ted Thursday in Arlington at tha:L B. Appleby home
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zen | | \| lllU| annun; l=I"'*| l"| ' suullnl' wi u ll. C h r i s P C t! l' E n -____---..-.-1 | - q l w l l l l ' ~ m d ~ . t ~m g n t l l y | 1 0 ~ ~ ~i'}'...~P e u n n n o f Fr e-He lve r n W e lt h o me .Hn. J , P, Clark 01' PUYBHI W y o- on her birthday -mo n t s p e n t I u t Mo n d a y wi th Or -
Mn . Lu la. W es t a nd u m, HUM-¢ »| mi n g, i n a p ati en t at l| =; jE _ E* 3f -m i n H a r n m l R u m u l l l n . a c -'°
' F ' ' P ° " ' ! i " l I E V I TI I ' B i b ' Y lt ls \ . . . - - n - |-.L '|.| ..l...L-_'
ame w glve me Des! oIes.Representative of
I uf Gmaha will |»in
I character relerenc-
Frye Aircraft School
" l a i r \vitl~|in 9 fan'tion in California,l e a v i n g ~week.Mrs. Gus Mencke who has beenAll wnth Pneumonia at the home ofher daughter, Mrs. Jesse Ryan, is
*Ported to be improved now.Mrs. Jne.Zlebun1 and two chil-dren ol Chicago were guests last
week ol Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fausett.th With Mrs. Ned Tyson in charge
..'i. ."!°'!°!=<->f=of the Weslevnn
nuspnar an nucneum,nun||e»u»,awhere she will undergo a majoroperation.She is the wife ul Dr.
P. J, Clark, farmer Hennan resi-dents.
Wednesday Mrs. Marcus Kroger
and children, Mrs. 0.H.Godaey
and Mrs. Chris Korshoj and chil-
dren rnotored w Omaha to joinMrs. Ivan Helms and Lois at Ben-
es Park for x picnic dinner.Lois
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cumpanying Mlswes Edna and Son-
ora Anderson_left last.week for
several days' vacation in the Black
Hills.Lauri!!Rasmussen,Mr.andMm, E. L. Deming drove £0 Lin-
coln, Saturday, where Mm. Dem-
ing remained until Sunday withher daughter, Mrs. Gerald Freder-ieks, at a Lincoln hospital.RossRasmussen accompanied Mr. Dem~
um relatives.|Lora Lee Larsen visited severall
days last week with Betty Ann,
Gamer in Blair.{Mr. and Mn. Manin Larsen andAll/on were Sunday dinner guests'
at.the A. I. Magill home north of,
Splker, Other guestl ihcluded Mrs
Mary Enger arid son, Howard. of'
Herman, Mr.and Mrs.Malvern!¢°"E°" of 9195! and Miss Agnes
a ; . y ; ' ; ; § ; . . ; ; § ; . ; ' . . . ; ; § | . ; . ; i § .i+;,¥'&ia..;».'§.;'
te r v i e w , w d t e a t o n c e t o r e p re s e nt a t i v e .
FRYE AIRCRAFT co.
Dep t. z. Blai r Ent er pri se
Giveyour name, age address, telephone
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I f to wn ."rlédnnsrldnu *l"l.:.. z..-
uluuy ing an d h is br oth ér , L aur its, for a nrxixassieddor Ruskin.;n u . a u u l l u w u u u v t l w u n u m w g e l . u lwe e k e n d vi s i t a t th e p m - m u l ,1-.an MI P Ge o me Mi ller wa r m t o u c h w i t h y o u .
a va -I,..:..|}nnuv ¢¢n \.,......Tues day eve mnn m e n u n t n m PAannual""" """ g-.nsun an anevent,cies:th-=3f1;\"8 e year's
0 n Bandar of D:a.spent Wed egduncan' Nebras~iliéldugshome.n Sr at the Joe
un y.Aveust 1o,-2""°'i..of the bho=d»y'§'f °e"§ ¥.
"gg °J» a number of relativesraererl.f'rvsent were M. Mari.
cation in the Black Hills and
points in Colorado.He is em-ployed at the Kornhoj Lumber Co.
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_dilottom -fllweii
Mr. and Mrs. Gudmond Sorensen
and Lomthw. visited Monday evenq
Saturday evening guests of Mr.and Mrs.Detlef Wulf were Mr.
and Mrs.Cleo Hall and son of
Omaha,Mrs.Anna B.Jensen ofBlair.On Sunday the Wulfs at-tended the annual Jensen familyreunion nt. West. Point, Nebraska..Mr.and Mrs.Harland Nelsonleft early this week for several
Hanserf ho me . " M' é § = § 1 § § ~
guests were Mary Amee Rosen-|
balm of Omaha, and Mrs. Martm
Larsen m d Alton.
Mr. and Mrs. Jens Hansen WireFrlday evening guests at the Emil
idstzen home near Kennard, llélpmg C81horine celebrate her birthd"¥;
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Lurs ml Me n c k e R a l h M " `Sorensen ho me included Mr .andandMr. a nd Mraz.Simpon Koogfffg Mr s. Ge o rg e Mon mn, an d Mr. an d
' fn?l{a1*"'d M f m J o h n s o n : m d T o m m y o f Val»
an rs. J . M. B be ey .ast Wéek for Bevel-al $ 2 5 . - ''1 M r and aw...Z0 D r»:.....\:...|..
Mr s.E mma A n d ma s e u ." "un.:ac u :r " " e ' " ' ?nomo.M r a n d Mr s Ra y mon d Ra smus -A fanuly baske t. dr nner was rn
aen \;isit,ed Mr:an d Mr s .Gi ff or d . wy e d S u n d a y a t th e H o wn d Tm
I-'ranc h of the £IcCarthy neighbor-lo r h o me b y Mr i a n d Mr s.Ha m i d
hood.Worlnemtlau avenimr-Th ur s-T%>"°; mnd f i r m l y ,Mr .an d Mn-.
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fl the west." m n away
Jve Bandur an d da ug hte r, Mar i-tn,linotoled to Fr e mo n t Sunday ,
neeting Mrs. Bandur who had been
n C olu mbu s with he r p are nts , Mr.
in d Mr s.Pete Qis c hne r an d other
f " u " ° "Her mee eg,Delore s and
f|"1'i0°Mah er,returned wi th her
"gf "'f ,°' ='; ,*f ='=4
rs.~-West,is pa ti n t tg;;_.§g§$?"=»¢ hospital, is mio.-iid
Mr . a n d Mn .Alto n J e nsen and
.-Irry were Su nd ay d in ne r gu es t;I Mr. and Mr s. Nels M. J ens en in
)maha.
All me mb e rs bu t n ..nt at the Bench ¢.Z'..?.?.".?l'£'i'f pCrf:h
meeting in the Herman perk, W ed-
°2¢l8Y.Th e b us i ne s s mee tlmr vu
s u .n u u p a i d L n L n | . l | J \ . U I I |. n . | u u ;a n d J u d y ,e n t e r t a i n e d s t d i n n e r ,
S u n d a y e v e n i n g ,f o r M r .a n d M r s
G. A . Ra th ma nn .
Mr s.By r on Bunn,Ma r y A n n
and J ac kie, returned h ome Sunday
after ha vi ng vis ited in Oma h a
sinc e Fri day with Mrs. Bun n's par-
ents Mr. and Mrs . Hugo Hnn c k.
Mr .an d Mr s .Ne i l Burdic an d
B a r h a m o f Omaha.were Fri day
over n ig h t gu e sts o f M r .an d Mr s .By ron Bu nn an d fa mily .
Mr s .Clarenc e Simpson an d
daughter,Ma d l y n ,spent Fri day
wi th Mrs . Opa l Re eves .Mi s s F s -
ther Rasrnussen, who makes he r
home wi th the Reeves fa mily ,
spent the da y with her s ister, Mrs.
Ch
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lgs K u h r a n d fa mi ly o f Ke n -
na day eveni ng guests at the Rasmus-
sen home wer e Mr . an d Mr s. E ver-
ett Stor k.
A mo n g those wh o atte nd ed the
K u h r reunion pic ni c at the Bla ir
swimming p00 l pa rk, Sund ay , were
the Harr y Mad se n, Ha rold E. Ra s-
mussen,Alb er t Hansen.Ha r old
Christensen,He r ma n Ra h lf an d
Alb er t Ku hr f amilie s.
Mies Ni n a Anderson called on
Mrs. Don Fear, W ednesday .
Mr .an d Mr s .Chris Rasmussen
and Mr . and Mr s. Ro ber t Ra| .mu s-
sen and dau ghter were g u s t s o f
the J ens Sorensens,Sund ay e ven-
in in-S. Chris Petersen visited Hrs.
E m ma Andreseon,Sunday ni gh t.
Monday even ing guests_of ~
J onn Tay lor and family , Mrs. Errams Ta y lor an d so ns, Mr. an d Mr s.
J ohn Ras mussen.Mr .an d Mrs.
Clernmons W illiamson and c hildnn,
an d Mr . a nd Mr s. Ch ri s Ruwe s od !
children.Th is vias i n honor u i
'la ro ld 's and Ho\vard's bir hds x.
Ph illi p Ro llsn d is vis iti ng a t
the Hu be rt Stroy ho me in Mus
dec k.
Mr .an d M m .Carl Rasmussen
and fnr nilv were W ed nesday even-in g visitors at th e Mar ti n Larsen
home.
Mr. : md Mrs. Herma n Itoger t re
turned, Sunday . after several day s
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wllno u nn vuxlr
O Cult ol lkla urvlce It nurprulngly low
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rrvice'The aaving in furnace luel durmg met n nu n l o r a u to ma ti c h o t water uei~ ~ #round in many caseswere Mr and Mrs E J in the Black Hina '|..._Andreasonallowed b a i i I h.0 Mr. and Mm! A. R. Beales were A d of Fremont.Mr. and Mrs. A. I.
Msg1Il enter- 1The Bapist §$iI',f.m"f,`¥i met last Tuesday evening guesl at the 'fr»T.§"1T,'?|.M»g visited Mr.lfld tained at Sunday dmner for mf.;mek at the homo gf Mn. Rxlph Opal Recvvs home.vlfutnr' on Mm.George Nelson last weak: and Mn. Malvern Larsen of Ce||"'
§;="d'>§;;~ ~ l_0u0V¢8 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jensen, Mr. and ter, Nebraska: Mr. and Mrs. Mm-
r.an rs...nn.--
Q l i n !u » . n { ; |I p » » ¢ J . n |I K ! !f i l l ! ! !fl d l l p,on1. l l U i l v l l u n l l l u v o u c h A U U Uurruutheswamp:.....,---|Mr.and Mrs.Franmghter, Pearl, were Ion, Sunday afternoonMr. and Mm.H. C.
Lmily and Mr. and M1
rn Kuhr and child:
k Soll and
)mlh|vil-
Kuhr and
rn J. Mer-
Mn. Louis Rasmussen, Mrs. JamelRyan, Robert and Billy, and Mns.Otto Ruwe and Dorothy.Mr. and Mrs. Gwrte Nelson andMr. and Mrs. J. W. Sappenfield abtendedthe Tekannual celeb:-:tion
til!Larsan and Alton of Orum;Mun Agnes Houtwed of Runkin,
Nebrnakl: Min Mnry Alice Rosen-
balm of Omaha; and Mrs.Mary
Enger and Howard.Mr, Ami Mu P...\ \:~|.»..s.. ...A At Providing1 Can't Afford To Shovel(
Hand Firing ls Not Economical,
---It ll Expensive
It ls More Economical To Own A
Heat
II____ __. _... ..... ..=....... ...-" "" ° " ' I Tlkimnh Thundly.hml l vh-",::dnd",L "M i n : Ami n Na l l a n v h l hd ll r l. i t o n ~ md B u ds . I - 'l m-\ . .those who att Relieflcnic atnu nnnl nnrl;§§.}..f|.v `""" |Ejnar Hansen at Hill Creek. Tues-hrMn. P. K. Nelnon is lpending
mls week with her daughter, Mm.l. C. Kuhr, and family.Mr.And Mn. (Taxi Sorensen
peut Sunday ln Staplehunt, Na-
rnnkn wink Mn ~=~»......».day nllemoon. Together they calledat the Thorvald Petersen and Thor-vald Hansen homel.
Mr.and Mn. Robert Clmnen-sen, Mr. :nd Mm. George Nelson,
Miss Marian Nelmn nnd Vnlmn
Mr.md Hn. L . B.I-lnrrlnon
were Sunday visitor: nl. the Ed~
win Hudson home at Tekamnh.
Ada and Harriet Rogert and
.molqnkogert visited Emest Gov AN AUTOMATIC
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inkler 7'f"'|| "f']1n§ °°'°m""'§""' "i § }i I» d:h]E`Sf'0"'""' "'§ e d""i "`: l l u l l ,~ h u m l l i c ! W i l d ¢ 0 u r l P l r k I n ~
'i`z i"§ "ni ¢<'- 3 L " " " "~ ~
F r a n c e s w e r e S u n d a y a f t e r n o o n WATER HEATER |su r Sunaay.wk nt Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Croudy
a and and children and Mx-.and Mr|.Ray-
Hem mond Wulf and blby Of Blair; Mr.
and Mrs. William Givens of 0m.\~Km. hu wen: Sunday evening guests ofnther, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wulf.
muh.
gusts at the Fnd Peck home.Mr.xnd Mrs. Lan Weber and famxly
were Sunday evening gueau.Misa Birdie Fletcher and En ]
Fletcher. Jr., spent Wednesdny xt
Warren Wakefield;A number flvm this vicinity |t~banded the Am »nm...Q...a....
Burns Cheaper Coal and Burns lt without
Waste Because All The Coal ls Consumed,
- - None Goes 0ut l n the Ashes.l t Even TOPS!!nrehaen a1. Hu-ry '
Tyson v
D d s y E
mu nmuy.Tyson md Mrs.
hlted iheir rm
llker of Tek;
lm-n s th e Sm oke
ng." " " _ "sc h " "' '-~-~~-- - - ----un;ool pcni z c mh Tyson and dsugh D |Gerahimec .Enchgn wxetnmei,a!.ten¢!cd the bmhf 8 C N ¢ W !I-'ridnv L . ,ttending mmm THERE'S no a ubstituba fo r hot water.I t
am] L " human nt school as Wayne Teachers cqnnf ope ns the pore s md c le ans e;-s oo the;Fully Automatic.Day or Night,
Temperature You Desire ls Contr
Bv The Thermostat.
any'olled L`TI Kf I ve r :
mn,Wcdnasd
Guesta unvex
-~---minutesBubble Harrison in spendng lhil --relxxea md revxtshzes.A fe w
nd all
son home near Her-Mr.md Mn.Hugh Rhea ws- week at the I.. B. Hnnrhon home.in the tub o r under A hot shower a
my afternoon.md rehtiveu in swmer.Ne~Mn. Clifford Curley nrd som of ._ ..--='"'ml dnys uf Mr. and bnslu over the week-end.-_.,..--
M...Iuml...fl f1~a..\.,.+....»......,1l""'{".'.?¥"'%'*>- .um Bert 'naompuaul 2'1°ill18»fstmgue and neu or me may zolmd Children rv-...................-...N-..=..\...-vu and Richard L" Hn. later?)-Saturdn from an Onmh; huminl 'ur-do wn the drai n.By ins ta lii ng a n Auto -`|l|| s ulh Dm»-v ' lay, and Mn. Hermm Sndek ..f.,{,;|;was en __{'*_,§_°__§*g__J_'§{\f§2},'g§*\0}_l_5\;§"df"1 I*'"r°\*er whn as the Chlrlel ma uc G u Wa te r Heater,you l\haveTbe W INKLER Has Many Features Not Found
On Other Stokeks and You Can Have One On
§malLMonglxly Payments If You Act Quick Be-
0 Omlhx when thlyMt .$eefug h§Ying
u v !' l l " "v "" ° "" " "J "w u 1 |M r . .a n d M r s .P e t e r " I ' h o m p | | o n |"',';'2 '2{'.'.';.. ,__,__ ,.|oodles of um Illltie liqum ever-ready at
°,If°'f|""'d ¥ ° l °" o f o mm mi r e d Mr. .i¢'i"E`.£`"'"`Jun:|.\n us on uw the turn o f the faucet.A new type ofelclJbi| Tulfff..,¢..';°UUK llth Y Ml. lhd Hn Hahn: lfnupA.. |..u ulumvnnr nnmfnrf and nnnvnnfnnnn m§|| num.
Hr.§ v B l l | | | §- --- " ' l |l § | \ 4 | B |l l l i i u » \ l | | 4 v s v n v o l a a v i t b a l l !U v s a i u i s l w t l v u l l a l l * f l U "F r i d a y f o r C l l i f2 2 _g f - M » g d m » 5 ~ M f g . ~ §~w i l l v i m l t H n .g r d n .~v a i l .T h e r e ' l l b e n o m o m h e a t e r I i s h t i n l '
w i t h ~' _ ' } , ' ; g ~ § °i n B a n -§ ' . { ." " 3 1 ' 2 .
` 2 § ` §: § ¢ ° r ; 1 n a n i ¢ < 1 b y H n :o r t e a k e t t l e t o t i n g - - - n o m o r e f u s s i n g a n d
vG o o .H i n H l r i d r i a J h h l l n l f n n n a d M i n E d n a I l i n k ;h u - . - f § E § ' 3 .. . . u n f l l f l l l l i €B l "h ° t w * t e r | } \ o 1 ' t - f i x e s .Y e t " X G
fore The Government Restrict: Installment Buy-
ing.
In. Johnsrmhs mothur, Mrs.Iorgm, and Mr. Margin.
Guffts _of Mr.gud Mn. Ed
Jam§F'|lher'vi§ited_fl ;|i Hur: H¢|én`1Z`n'{,§}f""" 1| lvlylng \nflu1|cost of this service amount: to only l fewan-Iulhn Jungbluth, Thundly wan-Hu d u n u Huold Smith.Her-I cents I day.Your Savings on Coal Will Help Make The l
For Full Particulars, Phone No. 4
Payments.
||."WI Sllllek,But Thuinplan,Chnl~T2 'fL'L.."I WING.: In/lnhnnm ...r ua..».....|- - . - u u n ;mta r y to MI I .
L an d Me l-G
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|& Coa -" " "" ' " I - 1 v n u - \ ¢ I \ ¢ |u l !u l v v u " " " " ° " ' U I J n u u | \ | L | \ u | \ . lH d -| ~ . ¢ . I h . . .u . .u . . l . . . . n _1 -\ q f | ; n d H i l l R H ;\ r . . . ; . .- n . . . . . . . . | . . . \. . '
~. ....,. ...H-ny meluon md hm-ke and Jimmie,i Nby .[Audi
Hnny MadsenMl d u n md
I ...\....- .\.....,_ M.. .vu-um w uc ,'M 'Qu-.|~\,. ___|__ M },.||_Lndhl Ah mo etlng lt Hr;»en?'(,:ld\\>' mn(:ber:mhlva been "g;,§§§';'{;_m_ m vidto n at gn g w 7 Q ~
2'§§§'§§3§ :¢;kt}\e pageant m Pm~ Herman Rop rt homo were Mr.l . l o l l ' l / l m , ¥ : R ; £P A N Y
'. .,a nd Mn. Dom Ds i nu md M u -P 'Isoxu.
l -n H H
Hlnlr. Nebraslu Aukvn 14. 1941 - u l l :
- - n g'Q °A . -. . ¢ A »q . . ». . - n *Q Ed Redding,
Missouri Va||ey
Giri Wed
The nouncement this week ufthe msgage of Miss Lois Cook of
Missouri Valley,Iowa,and EdRedding, former Blair b°Y»came
as a compleie surprise to Bilirfriends.The wedding took place
' ill Cre ek Churc h
~onma Eric Christensen
Eric Christensen of Blair, u stu~
ent at Tr inity Se minary , was hon-
reri Sunday a t a pic nic he ld i n
e He r ma n p a r k by me mb e r .o f
e Hi ll Creek Lu th e ra n Churc h
ongregation.Y o u n g Chdutensen
as served as pastor of the c hurc h
nd le ade r of th e Hi ll Cr ee k L uth-
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,_...,. . . . ~:aff A 521'f ws :',m\é.>;~ `R.N. Ken si ngton
A me e ti n g o f th e Ro y a l Ne ig h-
bor k enain gton gro up wi !!ta ke
plane August 26, with Hrs. Charles
E. Mc Comb as hontesa.
Merry maic ers Club
Mr s .Theodore Bi xle r is enter-
ta in in g th is (Thu rsd ay )afternoon
fo r me mb er s o f th e B l d r Me r r y -
-. _- n _. . . .
Ga les Fa mily
Vi s its A r nd ls
Dr . a nd Mm. C . Ray Ga tes a n d
§0n, Clarence, of Grand Isiand vis-
lte d in Bi ai r,Mon da y ,wi th Dr .
Gates' mo th er, Mr s.F .W . A md t_
and Mr. Ar ndt. The Gate s were en
route ho me af te r a.vac ation tr i p
to Canada.
Mr s. B ea t: V is its
e ....g. .¢. . .., ,_-c { ,f ~»M r .a n d M r s .L e o n a n l H a i e r ,! ¢ ¢\ x\ } . ; » ¢f ' §§ . f ¢. ' l v. . v »J '~M r .a n d M r s .c .B .H a n s e n l m D o r o t h y m d M e l v i n ,M r . .a n d n m .
W e d n a d n y m o r n i n g d t h i s w e e k O l l i e M a n h x l l .M r .A n d M r s .J .W .
M r s .G e o r g e M a y n a r d a n d M n .b y m y o f t h e l a t e s t g t g e g m . ] { n g f J o l ' l l ! . 8 0 ! l a n d d l U ¥ h f ¢ l ` ! »a n d M r s .
J o h n G .J e n s e n w e r e O m a h a s h o p -t r a i n f o r D e n v e r w h e r e t h e y w i l l W i n t e r b u m o f E l k h o r n h e l p e d M m
p e r u .T u e s d a y a f t e r n o o n .v i s i t s n o n m l d g r a n d s o n .; ° T L g l " ° °°e b " ¢ °h e r b i r t h -
M i s a S u s a n S h a w o f D a v i d C i t y ,h a d b e e n l w g n g f ;" d t t °1 M r .a n d M n .E l m é r P a u l g n
N e b r a s k a ,w a s a w e e k - e n d g u e s t .t r i ?: n d " g i t "t a r e A r e a w e r e s u p p e r g u e s t s a t t h e G .F .
o f M i s s J a n e t .H e m p h i l l .u m l l o u t 0 P a u l k e n r l ~.
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Chris tian Johnsen,H d e n F ~
| n d E a 1 - i vi u i te d a t th e J~
Chrintws en home, Sundsy »--
E r l remained f o r a n indc fini
y ,Mr . a n d Mr s . W i ll Pe te r s Y M
ed a t the parental,Soren Rouen
ldlde, .home,Wednesday.
M n .Clmrleu Chrintenien
Ka r e n o f Blai r an d Mr s.J oh
Sc hmec kpepper of Fr e mo n t me n
Mo nd ay wi th Mr s. J . C . Ch r is te n
:Mr. and Mn. Bud Melton LuaSandra wgre supper guests at children were af~m~n visitors.
I a
Ed Gi lbe rtson u Hos ts
A t Family Re uni on
Mr . a n d Mrs .Ed Gilber tso n e n-
ter ta ine d at a.reunion o f the ir
fami ly , Su nda y . Amon g the gue sts
were their son and daughter-in-lxw,
Mr .an d Mr s.L y le Giibertson,o f
Los Angeles, California.. Afternoon
vi si tor s we re Mr . a n d Mrs . He nr y
Voss o f Bla ir.
hir . a nd Mr s.L y le Gilbertson
lef t. Mon day even ing fo r the wes t.
c oast after having visited her e the
past thre e we eks.Mrs. Gilbe rtson
also spent so me time i n Ne ta ws -
kn, K an:ia s_ wi th he r par ents, Mr.
and Mrs. Conrad Anderson, former
Blair residents.
Mr s .Stanley Bednur and twi n
children,J ean an d J ohn,wi ll re-
tu r n ho me th e latte r pa r t o f th i s
W eek fr om the Method ist Hos pital,
i_n Omaha.
Home Theatre
Home ol Perlect Talking Piclum
COMFORTABLE AND COOLAIR-(MNDITIDNED
THURSDAY
Augus! 1|
Admission l0~30 Cla.
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FRIDAY-SATURDAY
August I5-I6
Samrdny MnineeAdmission 10-20 Cts.
A Sweymirh nh: Fire md Furyof Iu$unl_
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Hr. a nd Mm. Ne ls K nud xe n we re
ggainess c allers at Arlington, Tues-
y ,Ma r jor i e a n d E t ta Mi sf eldt are
spending th is week wi th the ir
»»<=g=~- Rlsmun and Elmer Ram en
o f lair.
Mr .an d H n .J urgen Chr li te n-
nen a tten de d n hi rthd ny p ar ty f or
Gr an dma Ke mp c k e a t Kenn ard,
'1'hu§'sday aftarnoon.
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Clearance
Of c
S u m m e r ~
Hats
Mr. a nd Mn. ~ P. ~i e!~ a~ntFriday evening with Mrs.Chris
Sunds md France: Wien.h
Mn. Henrv Tietgen and Opal'
Jane visited Mn. Wiiliam Wieseimd dnughtens, F1-idxy afternoon.
"gg evening.n. Cameron of Oregon, moth-er of Mn. Elmer Nielsen, arrivedSunday to spend seven! days with
reletives here.Mrs.Chris Sunda xnd Frances
Wieae called at the EH: Knudsen
home Saturday evening and Bill
Slender and Mrs.Nels Knndsen
vidted there Sunday afternoon.The Andersen threshing crew en-joyed a pimic at the Blair Swim-
ming Pool park. Sunday. Present
were Mears. and Mesdama A. C.Andersen,Henry Kroeger andl
dsughiers, Jena ChriB|2i8n.sen. J. L.
Andersen and family, John Jensen'and Pete Olsen.
Mr. and Mm. Bud Vance and
Terry spent Friday evening with'
J. c. Christeneens.g
Mr. and Mrs.IeRoy Goltschl
were visitors at the Ed Goedeker'home, Friday.
Mitchell of Omaha up-ent Satur-day at the Ed Goedeker home.
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Knudsen vis-
ited Mrs. Chris Sundn, Tuesday.
Mr.and Mrs.W. T. Nelson wereFremont sho n, Tueiday.
The Chee ul Chirpers 4-H cook-
ing club enjoyed a picnic at the
VonLanken
Apparel Shoppe
~SKIRTS
$2.25
~"";;f;;':;';';e
DRESSES
$1.00
The New
Fall Hats
Have Arrived
See Them!
crow:pirnic
l wa s present,bo th fo r t
: and Mr .Christc nsen's far
ser mo n at the Hi ll Cre
h rlnrinn tha rnorninlr.
he nlnxms ln mum.e~Mrs.L M. Beaty le!! Monday
ek for an extended visit with her son-
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rin-law and daughter,Major and
Mrs. F. E. Rankin of Fort Kelly,
Sl: Paul, Minnaob.
Divnlll Leave Today
On 2-Week Trip
Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Divoll :nd
gms, Carroll and Lowell, left w-dny (Thunday)or l _two~week
ga th e ng d; l | e m ~
P. A. c.
Mn. Floyd Stricklett was host-
ess fo members of the PeacefulAfternoon Club, last Thumdsy :ft-
ernonn. On August 21, Mrs. Ed Ar-kell will be hosts: at her home
on West Park Street.
McCarthy Club
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.....-nw.un:wcuumg won yrhwin Platumoulh, Nebraska, on Mon-day, August 4.The couple went.
Lo Glenwood,wwf.Sundly.no
make their home. /
The brlde has been employed in
a Missouri Valley bakery sime her
graduation ln 1938 from the Mis-
souri Valley High School.Young
Redding, the son of Mrs. Ed Ar-
kell of Blsulr, also 5-ndunlnd ln
1938, from the Blur nigh School.
He h u been employed with the
as guests of Misa Ruby Holstein.Mrs. E. S. Newell and sou, Jeff.
ol' Arlington visited Sunday at the
parenlal, M. D. Newell, home.
Mrs.Mary Wilkins of Lincoln
was an uvemighl. guest, Tuesday,of Mr. and Mm M. D. Newell and
Mrs. Fred S. Jenkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gregenen vls-
lfed ln Atlantic, lows, Sunday with
Mr. Gregerxen's parenu, Mr. and
Mrs. Wslwr Gregeraen.
Lh ur ch N o t e s
l='ms'r METHODIST CHURCH
John P. Brooks_ Minidar
Sunday, August 17:
Churuh Srhool, 9.00 A.M.Morning Worship,10:00 A,.M.Sermon topic:"The l m Who
Talks To Himxeli".
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES
C. E. Hamilton, Minister
.The f¢s°!-f.~srvf==-s f . u e
iihurles Misfeldts, Thundny aven-
x-Mn. N. P. Nielsen vlmlted Mrs.
Chris Sunds, Wednenday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Knudaen vis»ited nt the Geoxe Mirdeldt home,
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mn. Ervin Neuhaus ofWichita, Knnsu, ment Sunday aft-
ernoon nt the Jim Sunds home.Mrs.Eric Knudsen underwent n
tqnudllgewmy at the Luthenn HM.
mr. ana Mrs. Gus Goedeker spentSunday at the Ed Goedeker home.
Mr. Ind Mrs. Sam Homdn nt-tended Lhe Kuhr family picnic,Sunduy_ at Blnir.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Nelson vil-im Mrs. Chrin s u m .Monday
evening.
Mr.und Mrs. J. C. Chx-is1.enae.n
spent Wednesday in Fremont withMr. nnd Mm John Schmeckpap-
per.
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Ed Gi lbe rtson u Hos ts
A t Family Re uni on
Mr . a n d Mrs .Ed Gilber tso n e n-
ter ta ine d at a.reunion o f the ir
fami ly , Su nda y . Amon g the gue sts
were their son and daughter-in-lxw,
Mr .an d Mr s.L y le Giibertson,o f
Los Angeles, California.. Afternoon
vi si tor s we re Mr . a n d Mrs . He nr y
Voss o f Bla ir.
hir . a nd Mr s.L y le Gilbertson
lef t. Mon day even ing fo r the wes t.
c oast after having visited her e the
past thre e we eks.Mrs. Gilbe rtson
also spent so me time i n Ne ta ws -
kn, K an:ia s_ wi th he r par ents, Mr.
and Mrs. Conrad Anderson, former
Blair residents.
Mr s .Stanley Bednur and twi n
children,J ean an d J ohn,wi ll re-
tu r n ho me th e latte r pa r t o f th i s
W eek fr om the Method ist Hos pital,
i_n Omaha.
Home Theatre
Home ol Perlect Talking Piclum
COMFORTABLE AND COOLAIR-(MNDITIDNED
THURSDAY
Augus! 1|
Admission l0~30 Cla.
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FRIDAY-SATURDAY
August I5-I6
Samrdny MnineeAdmission 10-20 Cts.
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|an |a .; |an d Ne w Y or k. Th ey p lan to vis it.
in Bu f f alo , Ne w Y o r k , wi th the ir
son-in~law and daugh ter,Mr . a n d
Mm. E dwar d J a nssen (ne e W i nona
Ma e D i vo ll) .
Jensens Reunited
At W e st P o in t
The a nnu al reunion oi' the J en-
son f amily wa s he ld S unda y at the
c ity pa rk in West.Point,Nebras-
k n ;relatives were p resent f r o m
Blair,Wineide,an d Sou th Dako-
ta.Loc al representatives a t the
event i nc luded Mr .and Mr s.Det-
le f W u lf ,Mr .an d Mr s.Bernard
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an d fa mi ly ,Mr . a n d Mr s .Rob ert
Skunk, Mrs. Anna. B. J ensen, Miss
Hannah J ensen, Mr. and Mrs. J ohn
B. J ensen of B la i r ,Mr . a n d Mr s .
Cleo Ha ll a n d s o n o f Omn h e .
u m m m a m m aCha tter -C lu tter Has
Ac hievement Pr og ra m
tained at an ple a s a n t lfte mo o n o f
games foilowed by lunc h,Th ur s-
day ,a t the ho me o f Mr s.W a lter
No vak .Mn , Me r t o n W inc hell and
Mr s .J ohn Ba rr y we re assisting
hoatesses.The next mee ting of the
group, sc heduled for Au g uh t 21,
wi ll be a b ir thd a y p ar ty a t the
ho me o f Mrs .Winc hell.
J ohn Sc hmidt a n d daughters,
Virg ene An n e an d Gay e,spent
Mo nd ay in Oma h a wi th Mr .
Schrnidtfs parents,Mr . a n d Mr s .
W illi am Sc hmid t.
Mr . a n d Mr s .ogia Phippin an d
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wa s he ld F ri da y avai li ng b y me m-
be r s o f th e Chatter-Clutter 4- H
Clu b of Her ma n.Mr s. Flo y d L o ft-
is, who h as c harg e of the even t in
the absenc e of the c lub leader, Mrs.
lien W ac hter, addressed the group,
and eac h c lub member disc ussed a
portion o f th e yes.r's wor k.Re-
freshments were served a t the
c lose of the evening.
Me mb e rs o f tho club inc lude
Ma r y He len L o fti s , No r ma K ru s e ,
Lonora Cushman,Pearl La ng ,
Janice Loftia,J ean Nelson,Fe r n
Lan g, Vir gin ia Gre nie r.Gu es ts a t
the. program wer e L eon ard Lo ftia
and fa mily , Mr s. Pete Kru se, Mr s.
D. E. Ha y e s, Mr . a nd Mr s. Er ne st
Grenier and c hilc lren, llrlr. and Mrs.|l j a u n |he r b r o th e r- i n -h w a n d sister, Mr.
and Mrs. J . H. Ke mp tho rn e.
Misa Christine Sedlmc ek, instruc -
to r i n the Fr e mo n t schools,wh o
has been atten ding school in Li n-
c oin this summe r, is spen ding this
mo n t h w i th Mr s .Ma e L n z u m on
the Sun ny side farm so uth of Blair.
Mr. and Mrs . S c ott Ro beso n will
spend the week-end in Tama, Iowa,
wi th Mr s .Ro b e so n !parents,Mr .
and Mr s .To m Coe.Th ey wi ll be
ac companied ho me by their son,
Dic k, who has spent the past. week
at the Coe home.
Mr . a n d Mr s.Ch ar le s 0.II u r d t
of Ro c kfo rd. I llin ois, arri ved Mon-
day morning in Blair, c alled by theFlo y d Lo f tls and children,M m r l e a l h o f their aun t,Mr s.Mo lly
George ll'lcKercher,Ru th Jensen Cn:tsinger.'I'hey returned to Roc k-
nnd J ean Nelson.
W .S. Gae ble r of Om was 9.
pleasant c aller at the homo of Mm.
Mun L azure last Satu rday .
Mr s.I-I.I.J .Br ewer an d non,
J ohn,are i n Ravenna,Nebraska,
visi tin g C aptain Brewer's parents,
Mr. and Mrs . C harles I. B rewer.
Mrs.Bernard Paulsen of Onan-
ha.formerly o f Blair,spent one
day la st wee k as the gu est of Mrs.
Dun Feer.
Mr. a nd Mrs . Ray mo nd J oh ns on
of Geneva, Nebr ask a, were dinner
guests, Thurs day , of Mr. and Mrs.
J ohn Gilliam and Chlldl"GTL
Mr .an d Mr s.Don ald Feer en-
tertained at dinner, Tuesday even»
ing,for Miss Jeanette Hedc lund,
lloh Hu n t, an d E d Fear.
J oe, Mary A n n a n d Pa ts y Ru th
Green of Plattsmo ulh are spending
several da y s wi th th ei r g ra n dp ar -
ents, Mr. a nd Mrs. W ay ne Putnam.
Edgar W illiamson, wh o has been
servi ng ti me in the Metho dist Hos-
pital in Omah a, was ab le to re turn
ho me la st Thurs day .
Mr s .Ha r o ld Paulsen an d baby
of Bla ir returned Lo their ho mo
f r o m Imma n ue l Hos pital last Sal.-
urday .
Mr s.J .E .Campbell,wh o wa s
under observation at.the Imn1an»
uel Ho sp ital in Omah a,returned
to her home in Blair last. Saturday .
Mrs. J oe Lazuro spent the week-
end at.Fonta nelle wi th Mr .and
Mrs. W illiam Ste aven aon and fam-
ily .
Week-end visitors al.the ho me
of Mr .and Mr s.W .L .Cald well
vom Mr . and Mrs. J effe rson Cald-
well a nd ba by dau ghter , Hele n, of
~mahs.
Mr .an d Mr s.Floy d Halste ad
~nd Delores and Mrnand Mrn.J ohn
Gi llia m and c hildren spent the
week -en d i n Li nc o ln at the W alter
Stric kle tt home.
Mr s. Lu ti c I . Mc K ay , Mrs . F re d
enkina,and Mr .and Mr s .W il-
iam Su ve rkr ub bo of Fo rt Ca lho un
~pant Su nd a y in Pe n de r with Mr .
~nd Mtg . W illard Mc Kay an d son.
K i e th Ste wa rt o f B i g Springs,
exas nrrived Saturday for :L lwo-
veek visit wi th his parents,Dr.
nd Mrs . E . R. Stewa rt, an d f um-
ly .
I9-Ir. and Mrs. Paul Markrnan left
atur d ay fo r their home in Ku n -
. f ~City ,Missouri,af te r several
~ayn'visit wi th Mr s.Mm-l¢man's
othe r, Mrs . L uti e I. Mc Kay . Mrs.
Nlark man a rrive d ear ly la st. week,
~c c ompanying Mrs. Mc liay to Pen-
~er for a visit at the W illard Mr:~
ay home.Mr .Mar krn an a r n v l d
late r in th e we ek.
fo rd fo llo win g th e fune ral servic-
es Tuesday .
M i s s V e n Ny g aa r d has been
spe nd in g th e su mmer a mo ng : ela-
tives i n Los Angeles,California.
She `wili return early in September
to tak e up h er duties as instr uc tor
of the Curning Ci ty school just
no r th of Bla ir .
Mr .and Mr s.J .P.Anderson,
Mr . an d Mr s .J ohn Sc hmid t an d
daugh ters, Vir gene and Gay e, and
Mr s .Robert Christensen were
amo n g those fr o m Blai r who a b
tended the Tekan nuul celebration
in Tekan1ah_ Thursday afternoon.
Rev.and Mr s.I-I.C. J u l Frese
returned to Blair,Sunday ,af te r
two week s in Oma ha with
and daughter-in-law_ M r.
sponding
their son
and Mr s . A lf r e d Frese, and other
Th e y wer e ac companied
grandson , Eugene Frome,
spending this week in
relatives.
by their
wh o is
Blair.
Mr .and M11-I.Chris S tmvc a n d
daughter,Ma ri ly n,le ft las t we ek -
end for Norfolk where they will re-
side lndefinitely .Mr .Stru ve han
been transferred there to c onstruc t
a reservoir a t the state hospitol.
Th e S tmve s wi ll r e tu m to lllu lr
upo n c omp letion o f the pro jec t,lt
is planned.
Mr .and Mr s.Malc o lm Broder-
aen and c hildltlh P olly and Sus an,
of He r ma n were Sunday dinner
sup per gu ests a t the home o i'
and Mn . Ge o r g e C.Mc Q u r »
an d family .Mr s .Mc Qu ar ne ,
is supervisor of the Girl Sc olat
and
Mr .
fic
wh o" L i ttle Ho us e"headquarters ln
Omaha this month, spent the week-
end in Bla ir.
Mi sa V i ola Ku ln pla ns to r etur n
to Chic ago.to da y , a fter a two -
wc ek vis it m t h her pa ren ts,Mr .
and Mrs . Geor ge Ku h r .A dinner
wu s he ld a t the Ray mo nd Kuh.r
home,c o mp li m vlllll?to the Chl-
ra go visitor,Friday evening.Th e
guest.last included Messrs.an d
Mes da mes Harvey K u h r a n d chil-
dre n, Gus ta v Ka hn k, L eRoy K uh fv
Geor ge Kuhr , Ray Ruwe , Mi ss V1-
ula K uh r, an d Lloy d K uh r.
Mr . a n d Mr s .Gerald Fr edorlc ks
ure the pa re nts o f a six-pound
daughter, Caroly n Verle, born Mon-
day mor ni ng a t th e Br y a n Me mo r-
ial Hos pi ta l in Li nc oln;bo th Mrs .
F:edenic ka_ who underwent a Cae-
sariun operation, and the baby are
ge ttin g alo ng nicely .Mr s .Fred-
eric kn is the fo r mo r Betty De m-
in g , d au g h te r o f Mr .an d Mrs .E .
L. Deming of Blair. The Frederic ka
plan to reside ln W auneta, Nebras-
ka , n ext winter. wh ere Mr .Fred-
eri c k;wi ll be l.me mb er of the
hi g h school fac u lty .
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Audrey Mae Doll on Tuesday aft-
ernofm.
Misa Jayne Gustaaon, daughterof A.I).Gustasnn of Blair,left
Saturday morning for Oakland,
Califomia, where dw will visit for
Safeway Stores, firm. in the Bldx'Mm.Cora Hinz spent Tuesdaybranch, and later in the Minourl as the guest of Mr. and Mn. James
Vdley store.Mondxy he beK*|\ Mullin.Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed Nntterhis new duties as clerk in the Glen- were also vlsiwn.
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Mr s.Lilli an Paulsen of Omah a
s s been spending several weeks
t the home of Mr . and Mrs. Leon-
r d A xte ll.
Mr . a nd Mr s. Ir vin L o re n ze n of
'ekamah were Tuesday visitors
t th e ho me o f Mr s .Lorensen's
rothe r, F. L. Brown , an d family .
Ra y mo nd an d Ver non Bellows
gent Thursday and Friday in Pen-
er wi th the ir gr and fa the r,Ce d l
oughn, and son, Cec il, J r.
Les te r De ave r of Gillette , W y o-
lin g ar ri ve d Tu esd ay f or s ever al
nys'visit i n thi s vic ini ty a t th e
. B. Bunn and A. R. Besles homes,
'ld wi th oth er lels ti ve s.
Mr . a nd Mr s. Le Ro y B a xter an d
children entertained s t dinner,
Sunday ,f o r Mr . a n d Mrs . C.Ed-
mund An derson and Don na Lee.
e Miss Io na Hi gh tre e o f Dec atur
is spending this we ek wi th he runcleandsu n t,Mr . a n d Mr s. ,
Fr an k Hi gh tr ee an d daughters,
havin g arr ived la st Fri da y .
Mrs.Leo Ho ga n an d daugh ter,
Ma ry C la r e, o f W or th in gto n, Min -
nesota,spent Satu rday after noon
at the parental, J erry Foley , borne.
Mr .and Mr s . Alb e r t A .Jensen
an d Mr . a nd Mrs . Hen ry V o ss lef t
Tuesday fo r a wee k 's va c a tio n a t
Lake Ok obo ji.
Me mb e rs o f th e L u t b e mn A i d
met at the churc h on W est J ac kson
street, W ednesday afternoon.Re~
freshrnents were serve d by Mr s .
Dan Greene.
Ralph W r ig ht,son o f Mr .and
Mr s.Cullen W r ig ht,ha s enrolled
in the Amer ic an W eldin g Sc hool inlmilyspenttheweek-end i n | 0 ma i m.Hi s studies wi ll b e e n
Jhnstown,Nebra ska,as Eu ei lff n ext Mon d ay .
F Mr .Baxter 's unc le and sun 'g Mrs.D a n G 0." m i t e d by
r. a nd Mrs . Fr an k Ba xter .Mr s. To n Hansen served as c ook
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Beales spent
o m Sunday mo r n in g un ti l Mo n
sy in Lin c o ln wi th Mr .Beslee'
ln-in-law and daugh ter,Mr .and
rs. L . J . W illiams , and family .
Eu n lc g C la u se n , d au g h te r o f ~
id Mrs. Fo ulke Claus en. is vis it-
g relatives a t Mac y , Nebraska.
is week.
Mr .an d Mr s .George V.Cald»
ell visited i n Oma ha,Sunday .
.ei Mr. c aldwe mlu nephew =?»"d
ec e, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ki nc aid.
Mr .and Mr s .Ki r b y Cook and
rnily of Omaha were S unday aft-
noo n a nd supper guests of Mr .
\ok s p are nts , Mr. and Mr s. Guy
o k .
Beverly Cook,dau ghter o f Mr .
d Mrs. Rosc oe Cook, is spending
fer al da y s in Ar lin gto n with h er
y Ia t the Lu th er an Bible c arnp near
Niobr ara, Nebr aska, fro m Tue sday
of last we ek unti l S und ay .
.Mr .and Mr s .A .P.Petersen
had as their guests,Saturday ,
Mrs . P.K. A nd er se n an d so n, A l-
vin , of He r ma n an d Mi s s Elve ri a
Ander sen of Blair..
Mr .and Mr s.Eld red C.Larsen
of Grand Island, who had been vis-
iting Mrs. Larserfe mother, Mrs. J .
P. J ensen, are spendin g this week
at La k e (Jkoboji.Th ei r children,
Charles Robert an d si g ri d Ma r y ,
are visi ti ng th ei r g ra nd mothe r.
Mrs . Ma rg ar et I ver so n an d fa m-
ily ente rtai ned W ednesday after-
noon fo r Mr s . A r th u r Sto ke s a nd
Ver a Ma e.Mrs. Ive rso n, W ill and
Pearl, visited at the Lloyd Johnson
lnnvlnn nasal Tln\-nnnn Qnnrlav
Ch ur c h o f Ch ri st b ui ld in g st 8 :0 6
o'c loc k.
B L A I R C H U R C H O F C H R I S T
T.A .Lindenmey er,Min ister
Servic e s of th e c h urc h fo r S un-
day Augu st 1 7, will be as f ollo ws:e n é a n .Churc h School,i m .
Pearl Johnson,superintendent;
10:45 .'\.M. Moming W orship, c om-
mu n io n and sermon;6:30 P. M.
J unior Christian Endeavor meet-
ing;8:0 0 P.b'l. Union Sunday night
servic e,even ing wor sh ip a nd ser-mo n by Re v.C.E.Ha milton .A
cordial invitati on is e xte nd ed to
the pe ople of Bla ir an d s urr oun d»
m g c o mmu n ity to c o me an d r e
c eive the help a nd e nc o ura gement
which these servic es will bring your
RO S E H I L L s n r r n o v l s r
c n UR C H
A .W . Clarke , Pa storTh e Sunday Sc hool me e ts a t 1 0
A. M.Classes fo r ea c h a nd every
age.Competent teac hers.
Divine Servic e a t 11:00 AJLI.
Dr. C ha rles B . Hlnki ns will be the
speaker.Imme di ately af te r th e
servic e.th e fo u rth qua rte rly con-fer enc e will be h eld.Ever y me n: -
ber is urge d to b e pre sent.
s r . P A U L L U T H E R A N C H U R C H
Ur u m
G. A. Car lson , Pa stor
Ni n th Sunday A f te r Tr i ni ty |Sunday Au g u s t 17 : D i vin e wo n
sh i p a t L1:00 .A.1\I.
Every one welc ome.
I M M A N U E L L U T H E R A N
C H U R C H
E. Ec khandt, PastorSunday , August 1'I', Mission DayServic es at 10:00 A. M.by Re v.
F.Sc h lee f o f B enn ing ton . A t 2 :00
P.M. by Rev. G. Kni hne rt o f Cr y s-
ta l Lake,Io wa . At 8: 00 P . M. s er -
vlc es by Rev. L. Ac lcer of Q;naha.A t the even ing servic es,A .R.
Brand horst wi ll be installed as
~01'Imma nu e l Lu th er an
randparen?.s_ Mr. nnd Mrs.Wil-
am Kruger.
Mr.and Mrs,Fred Long re-
lrncd to Blair late last Wednes-
ny,after a trip to l'or1\and, Ore~
on. They were away about a
eek.
Mrs. E. J. Bunting of Syracuse,
ebraska, visited in Blair,Sun~
xy, with her father, P. W. Amdt,
nd Mrs. Arndt.
Wednesday evening guests o l
,r.and Mrs. J.Cronstrom wereIrs. Cronstrom'a daughters, Mrs.
F. Claycamp and Mn. Corrine
rnilh, both of Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fink enter-dned Sunday for Mr. and Mrs.
url R. Paulson and son of Coun-I Bluffs, Iowa, and Mr. and Mrs.
liver Bailey of Omaha.
Mrs, M.E. Morse and children
-turned to their home in Storm
rake, Iowa, Friday, after A three-
eek visit, with Mrs. Mome's par-
uts, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Robeson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Arkell and Mr.
\d Mn. Howard Rhea ui Arling-
\n vddtzd in Glenwood.Iowa,
.\nday_with Mm.Arkall's son
xd daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
1 Redding.
Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Divoll and
na, Carroll and Ltrwell, visited in
ncoln, Sundny, with Misa Emmarope.They also visited friends
Crefe, where they lonnerly re-
ied.
Miss Rhoda Carlsen,who is
ending the summer with her
wents, Rev. and Mn. N. C. Cm'l~
n, reiurned early this week from
ten-day vacation spent amonglativen in Iowa and at Uke Ok-
oji.
Mr.and Mrs.Fred Long spent
'iday evening with their son-in-
w and daughter,Mr. and Mrs.
:rl Caldwell.Sunday callers at
e Long homo were Mrs, Lillian
mlsen and Mr. and Mm Henry
\ker and daughter of Omaha
Mrs. Roscoe Cook received word
is week that her mother, Mrs.illiam Kruger of Arligton. is
rced no use crutches as the re~
It of a ra\\.Mm. Kruger wan
nning, when she slipped, the nc-ient. resulting in =°~¢=f"' twisted
3 ligamentn.
Guests Monday at the H. H.
rown home were Mrs.Brown'a
\rem.a_ Mr. and Mn. J. E. Woods
Walnut, Iowa, and har brother\d sister-in-law,Mr.and Mrs.
awrenee Woods. and Bemette. of
'iota, Iowa. The Woods hmilien
an an rouke to their homes aft-
visiting ln Fullerton, Nebraska,
Vangyle Raver rammed fn
annuola. F1orld.a, last week, con-
uding a three-week furlough
nm hi: dude:in the navy. A
rmer Blair nddent. Raver vi|~
ad relatives In Omha and also
ent lame time among BlairKenda.He joined the navy wo
an lm. a ho nly after his grid-tion from Blair High School.
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Mrs. Margaret Iverson, Will and
Pearl, visited Tuesday evening at
the Fred Ray home near Herman.
On Thursday the Iverson;And
Rays attended the Tekannual cele-
bration at Tekamah.
Mrs.J. E.Weyrsuth of Van
Nuys, California, arrived Monday
evening for a short visit with Rev.
and Mrs. E. J. Hancock.She cow
linued on to Des Moines w visit
relatives, Wednesday.
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mrs. Henry L. Hellwinkle and her
grandson, Buddy Anderson, wereMr. and Mrs. E. C. Thompson and
Ramona, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Moel-
ler and Mr. and Mn. W. R. Ander-
son, all of Omaha._
Mrs. M. 0. Davis retumed 'l`ues~
day evening from Chicago, Illinois_
where she had spent more than a
week with her brother,Walter
Nielnen.She made the trip with
her sister, Mn. Carl Ross ol Car-
roll, Iowa.
Rev. and Mrs.John P.Brooks
and son will return to Blah- ncxt
Friday, foilmving several weeks'
vacation.Rev.Brooks hu been
atwndng the Ili!! School of Theo-logy at Denver, Comrade,while
Mrs.Brooks and their son have
been villting relatives.
Misa Ruth Keglsr WSH return uwher work as a student nurse ak Im»
manual Hospital, nan Monday, A!-
ter spending three weeks with her
parerml, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Keg-
Ier,following a major operation.
Previous to her illness, Misa Keg-
ler had spent several weeks'vaca-mich in the Black Hilll.
Mrs. Harriet Fx-ahm of Chicago,
Illinois, a former Blair resident,
writes friends here that she wll
spend n three-week vacation \nOmaha,arriving in the near fu»
ture.She will also visit her
friends in this vicinity.Mrs.
Frahm is a daughter of the lube
A. F.Gamke,Blair tailor for
many yearn.Mia. John Hart and Billy and
Mrs. Ted Buckhan and Emil were
Wednesday evening gueats of Mr,
nnd Mrs.Alfred Andersen andl
children;Mr.and Mrs.Harold
Morris of Blair and Mrs. Morris'
mother, Mrs. Floyd Legli of Okla~
homn,vimmd the Anderson;on
Friday.Sunday cvaning callers
were Mr. and Mn. Neil Vreugden-
hil and family of Omaha.
Mrs. Lloyd Chambers will leava
next 'fuaaday for St. Louis, Mh-
nonri, where she will join har son,
Bill. Togélher they plan to make
a cuutf to-count airplnnc trip. fly-
ing first to San Frunclneo, Califor~
nlal, and than to New York City
an other e n u m cities.l l n .
Chlmboru will retum to Blair the
lm" Pl!! o f the mo nth.
L UTHE RAN c mmc aKsnnard and Washington
P. C. Jensen, Pano:mS\mday School at Kannnrd I0 a.
Church urv i n a t Washingtonll a. m. and at Kmnand 8 p. m.
FIRST- LUTHERAN CHURCH
Harold C. Jorgengen, PaltorSunday,Angun 17:Sunday
school a.t 9:80;English commun-
'°';,=°~-¢»= nv. 10:80..iss Mildred Hanse ll .hun the Lutheran n'LJ§».¢e`l§"ZL
Tuesday evening, August 19
DALE NEWS
Mr.and Mrs.Elza A b ,en* Friday evening wich M'1f"§nE
f ;John Domucker nnd daugh-
Mr. and Mrs. Fred P 1 _ Mand M - Martin Splittfzzrgg MB
gg"-= »-mf Sunday evening with
r. an Am,M; d md nr ur Schneekloth
r. and Mrs._Elu APPleb L-finded 5 pany ln honor of Hg.
. pplebys hlnhdsy, Tuesday even-
mg.Mr. and Mrs.M u f~ dauzhzer »»~'~r::"*. ; " : ; :
gi Mr. and_ Mra. P. A. Johnson Fri,
BY evening and other visiwray;_'°;§-d Mrs. Raymond John
wgn r. and Mm.Clarence
_M r . | n d M m E m n K '_"Bd Sunday afterneoon ~ ~
and Mn. Pem- Kmgsr and flmily
and Sunday evening vidlors were?:';::d Mrs. Hana Hansen of Irv-
Mf. and Mrs. H Kfamily visited T u : : d y ~
the Peter Kroger home and onYednesdayeveningl n .Tenn
Lh:'1:ldt. and John Pebanen visited
Mm Peter Mordhuntrev KYQKH visited s..¢WZ';'."};," ;
noon :nth Mm Peter Kroger andMrs.~"~~'~*" Champion and Gans.
M m a Mordhornt.,Annang and Alfred left Wednaday;'3g_'~';'{ for gm L¢k¢ City an mi:
and f.f.3»;"Mrs. Henry Mm-ves
FONTANELLE NEWS
Out-of-town visitohkc home were ~ 2§..§"f¢,§' ~
dau sinh] Lr Fremont and their
dm?? "rs. Sadr-nan and chi1»and M Oakland, an well an Mr.
Rev,~ o e hg l
-..u 0gy u ns -and Mr.and Mrs.Ed
aici Fremont.
rs and officer;o l-;_h°»;~§~»¢-y School met at g
I m g f t .r. and Mrs. H. s Mme.
U ,<1 lm! Nvvrts wen irlven by.eeguha who athmded theS a r a 'sam; convention in P.-
Hn. Peter Dienel aof Hohokus, New Je nd children
_my. arrivedmOmaha any thu week Wherv
John David Diestel amend uk,
Methodist Hvlpiml for n lnljor
opentlon.Mn.Dieatel Glad;-n
and Betiy, an vidling relating inS'\'D¥ County while John ig rem
panting.The memln, who are
welbknown in thin dcinky, vkrihd
Blair relative: Int Winter.
lr. and Ura. Theod ,and family ind s.....§'.'§ 53252;
with l n .Cm\:dy'|p " m_ |l r .
md Mn. William Wulf af Onnm.
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N-o-§T-|-c-EUffice Cloled From August 15 to 31
Inclusive.Open September I 1
Dr. D. C. Knee
Chiropractor
Blnir, Nebmka 106 E. Colfax SQ.
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IAlso-Bviarch of Time.Admission
l3Ivvnings I0»3€| Cla.servi ng ti me in the Metho dist Hos-
pital in Omah a, was ab le to re turn
ho me la st Thurs day .
Mr s .Ha r o ld Paulsen an d bah
of Bla ir returned Lo their ho me
f r o m Imma n ue l Hos pital las t S at-
urday .
Mr s.J .E .Campbell,wh o wa s
under observation at.the Imrnan»
uel Ho sp ital in Omah a,returned
to her home in Blair last. Saturday .
Mrs. J oe Lazure spent the week-
end a t Fonta nelle wi th Mr .and
Mrs. W illia m Steavenso n a nd f am-
ily .
Week-end visitors al.the ho me
of Mr .and Mr s.W .L .Cald well
were Mr. and Mrs. J effers on Cald-
well a nd ba by dau ghter , Hele n, of
Oma ha.
Mr .an d Mr s.Floy d Halste ad
and De lo res a nd Mr. an d Mrs .J o hn
Gi llia m and c hildren spent the
week -en d i n Li nc o ln at the W alter
Stric kle tt home.
Mr s. Lu ti e I . Mc K ay , Mrs . F re d
Jenkins,and Mr .and Mr s .W il-
lia m Suvc r kru bb g o f For t Calho un
spent Su nd a y in Pe n de r with Mr .
an d Mr s . W i lla rd Mc Ka y an d s on .
K i e th Ste wa rt o f B i g Springs,
exaa arrived Sa turday fo r :i lwo-
week visit wi th his parents,Dr.
nd Mrs . E . R. Stewa rt, an d f am-
ls'-.
Mr. and Mrs. Pau l Ma rkrn an left
Sa tu rd ay f or their home ln Ka n -
. f ~City ,Missouri,af te r several
~aye'visit wi th Mr s.Marl¢n1an's
mother , Mrs. Lu tie I. Mc Kay . Mrs.
Mar kma n a rr ive d e arly las t. wee k,
ac c ompa ny ing Mrs. Mc liay to Pen-
~er for a visit at the W illard Mr:~
K a y home.Mr .Mar krn an a r i i vtd
la te r i n the we ek .
TUESDAY
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SUNDAY-MONIBAY
August 17-18
Sunday Matinee
A c li s s i o n 10:30 Cla.
WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY
AuK\1|! 20-21
Admission 10-$0 Cla.
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Mr .and Mr s .Chris Stnuve and
daughter,Ma ri ly n,le ft las t we ek -
end for Norfolk where they will re-
side indefinitely .Mr .Stru ve hae
been transferred there to c onstruc t
n reservoir a t the state hospital.
Th e S tmve s wi ll r e tu m to Bla ir
upo n c omp letion o f the pro jec t,i t
is planned.
Mr .and Mr s.Malc o lm Broder-
aen and c hildren. Polly and Susan,
of He r ma n were Sunday dinner
and su ppe r g ues ts at the ho me oi'
Mr .and Mn . Ge o r g e C.Mc Qu ar-
rie an d family .Mr s .Mc Quarrie,
who is supervisor of the Girl Sc out
" L i ttle Ho us e"headquarters in
Omaha this month, spent. the week-
end in Bla ir.
Mis a Vi ola Ku hr p la ns to re tu rn
to Chic ago,to da y , a fter a two -
week vis it wi th her pa ren ts,Mr .
and Mrs . Geor ge Ku h r .A dinner
wu s he ld a t the Ray mo nd K u h r
home,c omplimen tary to the Chi-
cago visitor,Friday evening.Th e
guest list included Messrs.an d
Mesdarnes Harvey K u h r a n d chil-
dr en , Gus ta v K ah nk , L eRoy Ku hr ,
Geo rg e Ku hr, Ray Ruwe, Mi ss V i-
ola K uh r, an d Lloy d K uh r.
Mr . a n d Mr s .Gerald Frederieks
ure the pa re nts o f a six-pound
daughter, Caroly n Verle, born Mon-
day mor ni ng a t th e Br y a n Me mo r-
ial Hos pi ta l in Li nc oln;bo th Mrs .
F:edenic ka_ who underwent a Cae-
serian operation, and the baby are
ge ttin g alo ng nicely .Mr s .Fred-
ericks is the fo r me r Betty De m-
in g , d au g h te r o f Mr .an d Mrs .E .
L. Deming of Blair. The Frederic ka
plan to reside in W auneta, Nebras-
ka , n ext winter, wh ere Mr .Fred-
eri c k;wi ll be a me mb er of the
hi g h school fac u lty .
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No one can get along without milk; and
its alphabet lesson is one that every child
and adult must learn-to be healthy! Vita-
min F gives wne to tissue muscle and
bone: it's at its best in our pasteurized milk.
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E n t n e s F r o m ' l ' h 1 s C o u n t y
Swine, ;Cattle §n;`§"Z2';§°'2`$?.LZ'5'i§"€,'§°.»?$ §lB|air Woman
From County -
Enter 34 Baby Beeves, 43
nwnnd of Grand Champion of l
All Breeds rn n steer display-
ed b David Rasmussen nonSeveral Washington County 4-Henthusiasts, accompanied by Coun-ty Agent E. D, Fahrney and HomeDemonstration Agent Ruth Wolfe.are spending this week in Fremont,attending the eleventh annw LH
fair.The event., which is spon-sored by the Dodge County Exlen-siim Service in cooperation withtheFremontChamber of Com-mem rmmaee wwe pax-Llelpantsfrom Wsahlazron.sw, Colfax,Coming,Douglas and Salmderb
eovmtia-'me our is had nur the Fre-mont city pak, wherethreeblocks
at pavement are filled with theu-_nu of livestock exhibitors. Theauditorium houses Une girls' dem-
onstration work.rrnlrnwrnu 4. a lla# ol L-H live-
y' of Mr. and Mrs, Morgan Hos-
° musscn of the Splker neigh-
° horhood'Davld'| steer,a Hereford,
' had been a favorite of the
' Fair from the start and out~' classed many of the showings
' i n tl- r e c la s s .o e e e a e e e e e e m e o a
I'Ag W a l l e y e R e c o r d
I_ \W e l l h e a r ye _M r .F i s h e r m a n !
, l M r s . P h i l i p 0 ' H a n l o n , w h o w i t h h e r
, t u s b s n d a n d M r .a n d M r s .G e o r g e
,H e d c l u n d i s o n s . t r i p u p i n t o t h e
,w i l d s o f t h e n o r t h w r i t e s h o m e
t h a t o n S u n d a y m o r n i n g s h e
C h a r l e s T i m m .c a u g h t a w a l l e y d p i k e t h a t
H O G S :G e r m S o r e n s e n ( 5 S .P t w e i g h d 1 0 %l b s .b r e a k i n g t h e .
C - ) .A d r i a n F l y n n ( I .P .C - ) » | c a m p r e c o r d a t K e n o n ,O n t a r i o
E u g e n e s w f k ( 4 C h e s w r W | ' l " " ) | , w h e r e t h e y w e r e s t a t i o n e d .T h e
M a r l o n W u l f ( 1 D u r o c ) ,V i ¢ ° ° f { n e x t n e a r e s t c a t c h w a l B l b s . T h e y
S t o r k (4 B e r k ) i N o r m a n S t o r k i n t e n d e d t o l l s h f o r m n n k l e s o n
( 5 Bea -l <. ),M e r l e G i e s e e l m a n ( 2 s ' | M o n d a y .S h e r e p o r t s l l a h l n g
P . c o . M e l w l n B r o o k s ( 4 s . P . c . ) , ~ g M _
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Candidly Speaking --
By Coach Rufus Olson
It happens so often-as the season progress-es interest lags unless the club is enjoying un-=usual success and (ig ing for the league title.
Enthusiatie interest aways prevails at the be-ginning of the season, an interest which ls re-Qtained as long as the team is playing winning *»bnll.ll too many games are chalked up on thewrong side ol the ledger-the lost column, thatinterest is soon a mere shadow Ol what it was
at the start ol the season.
Recently two major league clubs performed before acrowd of less than live-hundred.Reason--neither beam ls in
the running for \.he title,A few days later the league leadingteam played ln a city supporting a seeond division club andthisgame wha played before s crowd of almost forty thousand
spectators.The above explains tho newsslty of having a win-ning team if the club owners wish to enjoy a prnlit at the end
u f th e season.
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~S Ie Octogenarians, w
@ ~Are Birthday
Softball Team
Wins Games'
Blair has showed some improve-
ment in softball this week and thewinning tide has tumed towardtho locals.
On Wednesday, August 6, Blair
lost two games to the Doss Cale olOmaha, the only team they havebeen unable to crack of law. Doss
took both games that nlght_ 10 to2 llld 4 to a.
but Frlhy , Bla ir shred Opi tz
Chevrolet of Omaha snd cleanedup, 7 w 5. The suns night the Sor-
ensen Smoke Home team took sn-
other gsme, 17 to 12.
Last night (Wednesday)theBlsirMerehnnts played an doublelheaderwithArlington,winning
both gsmes. The scores:18 to 6laid 14 to s.
Celebrants
lw. E. Antrim And Ernest
Wager, Arlington, Are
Guests Of Honor
Octogenarians W. E. Antrim and
iEmest Wager, both of Arlingwlli.
HERMAN RALLIESTo DEFEAT BLAIR
The Herman baseball temp tnl~
lied five runs in In eighth mninx
rally to break a. two all tio and
,defeat the Blair club, at Herman,
by s score of 7 to 2 in s well Plur-sd, Interesting hall guna
Hurt Jensen hurled the first
three innings for Blair and did an
,axedlent job st turning back the(Herman nluygers.Ma ki n tookover the mound duties in the fourth
md pitched n good game until the
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:-r ,ti :.~f'».¢. uefwvim.i .» ;s »bans'~''"='» m..= ; f § * f f »
odebntod their birthday, Satur-
celsbntod their birthdays, Sstur-
ings.Both msn are sctnlve for
thelr yean and enjoy good health.
Mr.Antrim,Arlingtorfs oldest
xaident, observed his 85th binh-
day, and was honored st a family
pany which included Mrs. Antrim
,aon,Joe;daughter, Mrs.ltutli
Lytle of Fremont; and his sister,
Mrs.Sally Reipen, 91.Mrs. Reip-
en made the trip from Lansing,Illinois, as is her usual custom, to
help her brother celebrate.
Born August 2,1856_ ut St.
Mury's Prairie,Illinois, Mr. An-
trim came west to Nebraska when
a young man of 21 years, he livedfirst st Fontnnelle.He moved to
Arlington in 1886 and two years
later, without any assistance what
soever, he built the house where hohas resided tor 53 years.
He retired several years agofrom his trade,paper hanging and
Piiflting.He now enjoys better
health than before his retirement
and keeps busy with his hobbies-
collecting buckles,bottles,paint-
ing pictures, nnd making canes of
wood.Ho will walk a mile my day
1
stock exhibitors from this county.BEEF CAL VES: Aww Swen
-Ne i l lung, Pi ul Timm;Angus
Helfers-Harry Timm;ShurthornSteers-Virgil Wrlch (2),Gene
Loftis Glmn Sorensen (2); Short-
hom Helfers-Wnrren Fuhlmdt;Hereford Steer 'ohimy Foley
(2),Dnrlena Sorensen,HnmldSchmidt, Neil Lang,Glen Flake,
David Rasmussen,Jimmy Nle.baum, Ralph Kizhr, Paul. Charles,
nm-ry and mu m m .Adrlnn
Flynn (2);Hereford Heilewa
Darlene Sorensen,Rose Schjodt,
Hnmld Schjodt, Warren Fuhlrodt,
Roland wilum <2>, Ralph msn-,
'mu and the smaller league-they will support l`f§."§§,"°$m. desire to witness n \\"il\ni!\B' team perform.0 "
the other hand there is a distinct difference between the ploy-
ers.In the ls!`Ke league. Wim! composed of Pl"7°":\;; ~
their living hy playing baseball, they must P€\'°f"'e |
of their ability to retain their poaitlon and continue on the c ubroster.In the smnller leagues, compwed of Pliyefl playing for
the mere enjoyment of participating, too insny quit unless their
team is winnlnR-The lineup is Glled with anvone whose ser
vices can be obtained-ls it any wonder fans relrsm from sup-
porting n. team under these conditions?
If it were possible lor someone to devise a remedy for the
above. one would enjoy a comfortable living the remainder of
his life.It is a situation thot fakes places too often and per-
haps the managers would be better off i1 they would drop all
those who fail to complete the season unless the athlete has ajustifiable reason.It is tme everyone enjoys a winner, but
it is just ns true, everyone respects those who do their best
and never "qult".
The present world situation seems to he getting closer all
the time and the reason for that statement is-Kemeth Lar-
sen, member ol the Dann "D" Club, has joined the Royal Air
Force and we only hope that all will be over before he really
learns to fly.Kenny is J citizen of Canada and attended the
local college for tue past two years and during that time made
many fnends in our city.To Kenny we say-"happy landings".
We know you will do your part well.
Goon WILL ENTER-pun d~ an inform the Bhxr {`fJ..£T e ~er~y wasa
BASEBALL CHIPS
"W h.Bt-as-Han" Jensen tu me d i n
thr ee inming s o f wail pi tc h ed ball,
Sunday .Hi a fi r s t du ty on the
mou nd, fo r B lai r, du rin g the pre s-
ent season.
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turd.szoo c»» h;c.N.Ront,num-_
ladies Purse-Phyllil Eppmsen,
Blair.
Basket of Groceries-Mrs. J. H.
Bowman, Blair.Clock--Phyllis Epperson,Blair.
Blzmke hlrs.G9°1"8e Kuhr,
Sr., Blair.Camera--Albert Suverkrubbe,
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. - .$2.00 Cash-Divided four ways.Overalls amd Buber 'I'11.de--
;4|
Lallied ln the eighth wen fluky.
The home run over the :hon right
field offrmce cleared the fence on
Lhe lint bounce. Well, whlt's the
dill,as long ns they go ove r-
BIBLES POPULAR
WITH DRAFTEES
The Testaments,which have'
-issued to local draftees upon'|heir departure for a yah service'
in Uncle Sam's anny camps, have
proven qvan more popular than an-'ticipnbcd.|
Recently twenty-one men wen.-I
inducted. but only one Tesument
was available at the time of thai
ceremony.Local officials ukedl
¢Bla ir.
No I - Mr P lu mb c r l. B u t-Blér.
Wdrk Shoes-Lloyd Konecky,
Decatur.
Bath Room Scales-Irene Neu-
man. Norm Bend.
Bumper Grill-Marlin Paulson,
Orum.FootaLool--Otto Chriagensen,
Blair.Basket of Groceries-Hem-y
Lammers, Jr.
the bo x score f o r th a past two
games. Hope to receive it and have
c omplete averages f o r the final
baseball report.
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plnyexs suggested changing thesiteofthegame-they thoughtthe Blair pool would be u grand
place.
.=. . ; ,... ,and Dun Anderlen (2 S. P. C.).DAIRY CATTLE: Jack Kuhr (2
Hol.), Duane Boschult (1 Hal.),
Marlon Louis (1 Huh),Tammy
Loltis (1 Ho\.). beonmrd Loftls (1
Hol.), Joe Willdns (1 Aynhlre).According to estimalen made by
Mr.Fahrney,about 800 head uilivestock lu on display a¢ the fair.
Judging events will be held today.
Several demonstrations for 4-H
girls are stheduled lor wday, and
Fddny will be devoted bn shows
und contests, climaxed by the an-
nual anniversary 4-H parade tn-
morrow evenlng.
No Ma keup
Lottie had her little tantmrns.
She kicked and sczfamed.To cure
her, mother took her to the mirror.
Liolher--There!Look what an I-wir
h e e .Lo ttie -Y es ,that is because
you hnven'! made up y et.
Leghorn Hens ---....--......12c
Heavy Spring:--~---14CLeghorn Springs ..._-__12c
r mmm lo r B mk mp t c y
They tell of a borrower who nm-
plled (or $0 at one of the venom!
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have been in the li st o f try - outs
a t the Cardinal c a mp a t Fo nta-
nelle pa rk in Oma h a th is wee k .
F r o m Bla ir,J i m Guwc hofw an d
Fra nk ie W o lf f have been candi-
datea_ spending Monday and Tues-
day and Wednesday i n the c amp.
Bi ll Cameron o f He r ma n ,wa s
Some Beat!
Materials used in ma ki ng glass
for spec tac les are fused at e tem-
perature of 2.600 degrees.Because
this best would me lt an ordinary
thermometer,an instrument whic h
measures the lizht given oi! by the
glowing mass is used to determine
the temperature.
TRY OUT ATCARDINAL CAMPonie~that hm Bible might bemailed out.Every man but onecomplied wiLh the request.
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AT SUUTH UMAHA
ut several pages at questions.
Lunlly they c ame to the routine
ueation about what he proposed to
o with the money ." I ¢l.I;p-
~se you need lt to pay small billl?"
e clerk suggested."No," said the
~rrower."Possibly to pay your ln-
ranc ef"" N o ""For do c tor or
entlst bills,is lt? ""No , "la i d
e borrower."I t' s mo re lmpor-
nt than thnl.I need i t to take
ankruplc y ."
try-out team
good ml.Fully Steady-Top $12.15
ltwaaulmoattoohot lorbue-__
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Although there are lady plumbers
In many states,there are none in
Rhode Island,according to Con-
ltanc e Harris.atalisticlan for a
newspaper in Providence. But Rhode
Island has 23 women paper-hangers,
14 women undertaken, :even wom-
en norton, four women stonecutters,
tour women forest rangers, two pro-
fessiongl dsherwomen and two
women uucuoneere.
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Un i o n Stoc k Ya r ds ,Om a h a ,
Au g u s t 12,1 9 4 1 - C A T TL E :Re -
c e i p ts o f c a ttle a t O m a h a Mo n -
da y we re 8 ,3 00 h ea d.Qu ality of
th e c a ttl e wa s ve r y good as a
c m s $11.25;Natives $11.00
Feeders F i r m $10.56@ll.0'0.
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39-LB. TROUT
Around lilly members of the
Grimm family, including relatives
[mm Arlington and Omaha, held a
picnic in the Arlington park, Sun-
day.
A leature ot the dinner was a
39-pound lake trout which wascaught by J. Michola ol Omlhn in
Lake Superior, Michigan.The llshwon for Mr.Micholu the trophy
offered by the Lake Trout Tmlling
Derby and if a lnrger one in not
landed this season, he will recdve
an additional prize of $100.00.
Whey Uontalns viuunim
Vitamins and other food values
are in "wh ey ,"a by-product of
cheese and comrnerc la! c asein, nc-
cordlng to c hernlsti.
Bpodul Puppy
Danilh chimlsts have developed u
special poppy whic h has acclimated..
it u repo rted in Indus trln l an d Em
Blneering Chemistry .The con-
struc tion ot an o pium fac tory mgy
follow.
There are no other guna lcheduled except for the Coca C0133 vu
Blair, Sunday evening.
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WHERE ARE THE
SWEATERST
What happened to the sweat-
er we bought last year?
That in the question which
buslnems men are addng the
softball offidlln.Laat.year,
most of the Blair business-
es chipped in to buy one or
more sweat ahlrp beadng
their name.Moet all of them
were used last yeni and the
advertising seemed to get
around pretty well.
However, a lot of the mer-chants hava found that the
sweat shin they bought for
auftbsll purposes, was used all
winter by some ball player as
a regular piece of clothing.
Some of the boys have goneof! to the army and have
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field fence.
The victory gave Hannon a
sweep of the two-gsm; series md
ran the locals'losing streak tothree games.This week Blair
plays its final game of the Platte
Valley season at Bennington.Inthe fint game between the twoclubs, Bennington defeated the lo~
cala, 1 m 1.
W A L TON D IS P L A YS
G I A N T TO o TH
"Is there a dentist in the'houae?"'n Some ailing dinasour of sevenl' hundred thousand years ago cer-'ltninly was in need ol modem den-
'|zMry»lvdsinz by a wa s wo'-h»If0llnd by c. R.w u w n of Blair
rlon the miie af 0mah.s's new bomber-
»|plant.The moth, apparently just
»|a.fragment of the ancient mun~
»|sfer'u original molar, pleasures six
, n o m in length and about four
to add to his collection, ...a 1
though he has never had a less;
his paintings have taken the rr
jotity of the pnzes at the noun
fmir the past twenty years.
The Antrims have seven child!
now living.They are Mrs. Gre
Johnson 01 las Angeles, Calill
nis; Commander Aruhie Antrim
the U. S. Navy, now ol New Yo:
Theodore Antrim of Camp Leann
Wood_ Mississippi; .Toe AntrimArlington; Marguerite of Omni
lrms of Washington, D. C.,.rxMrs. Ruth Lytle of Fremont.
Mr. Wager, whose 83rd birthd
was on Saturday.was guest-<
honor at a family gathering at l
home, Sunday evening.Memhm
of the iamlly present to help h
enjoy the occasion were Mr. a
Art Wirner, Grace and Pat
and Mn. Vernon Wager a
Mrs.Dora Masters a
Mrs.
Mr.
son.daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Pfciff
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown.
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covered with points, which, no
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Mr s.Ma ry Jane Bennett of
Blairsvilie. Pa., who just c elebrated
her ninetweighth birthday ,has
three nmbitions she hopes to accom-
plish before her death.Mrs.Ben-
nett,widow at e Civil wer sol-
dier, would like nothing better than
to take In airplane ride, or to visit
Atlantic City and Miami.
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Others ann't playing a n d
have kept them anyway.
Softball ofiicials have point-
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Do NOT belong to the play-
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Mr s.Ma ry Jane Bennett of
Blairsvilie. Pa., who just c elebrated
her ninetweighth birthday ,has
three nmbitions she hopes to accom-
plish before her death.Mrs.Ben-
nett,widow at e Civil wer sol-
dier, would like nothing better than
to take In airplane ride, or to visit
Atlantic City and Miami.
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' them to the advertiser so that '
' they may be repaired and put '
' back inw use this year.'
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AD SELLS 45
BU. TOMATOES
L. P. Skov of West Jsnkson
Street was 5 harm' caller ll TheEnterpriseafficeonWednesday
of this week, pmislng Lhla mrws-
paper for its success in bringing
him cuatoman.
A small advertisement, inserted
in the wxnbnd column U(l u i
week's issue, sold forty-five bush-
els of tomatoes for Mr. Skov-in
his own wora_ "just as mxny b<»
matoes as I could pick." Mr. Skov
reports that less than two hours
Bfter the paper hxd gone out he
began getting calls, and during the
weekend buyers anne from the
Blair vicinity, Hermrm, Arlington,
Teknmah and Crain. This is a rec-
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Iurd, indeed, that if wofuid be mud
The ENTERPRISE
s N A P s H o 'I' s
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'1'he Herman ball club collected,
or did they?cokes at EmmertDrug Show: for winning the game.That was nice of you, Emmort.
The locals have a chance to gain
revenge for that fourth of July
beating that Bennington handedthem. lt would be nice to com lel-Bri.the Platte Valley season with as
victory.
Falla Tcelh
Georgn Washlngxon wore (alas
teeth.They wore made or Ivory
and tilted with gold aprlnp.
Shrimp; 0| For BikesShrimp:are capable or taking
Jnunu ot lncredlrle dlltancel.Re-
cent!! 1 shrimp was tuned by Unlt-
ed sum bureau of Iiaharlel fieldohm near Charleston. s. C.Som!
month: later ll turned uv od the
coaat of Florida. wall over 300 mile:ti-om in point ol ernbarkltlou.
I-low to become
A smirn
DRIVER
...re .no o¢........no...W... yn...-:rx and shippers held up well.Prices iofr light steers, yenrlings
and helfers ruled steady to
strong. Medium ond henvy cattle
dull.Cows were in liberal sup-
ply and weak to ill f7' 151: lowerthan the close of lust \v<1-k, while
slockers nnd lccdcis ur-re Iully
steady.CORNI`121) STEERS
.su.15@12.4o
....s11.oo@11.15
.$l0.5l]@ll.00
...s s.'ls@1o.sn....s a.so@ 9.15
(`l=\uf c tu primeGood lo climuu
hlviliurn lo good
Fair to mediumCommon to fairCORNFED YEAHLINGS
Good to choice
Medium to good
Fair to medium
Common to fair
.$\l.50@l2.25
....s1.o.so@11.5o
.s1o.oo@1u.5o; 9.00@l0.00
Trashy warmed-ups S 8.50@ 9.00
FED HEIFERSChoice to prime . . . .$ll.25@1l.d5Good to choice . . . . .$l0.'I5@iI.25
Fair to good . . . . . .S 9.75@10.75
Common ln lair . . . .$ 8.00@ 9.75c o w s
Good to choice .$'l.75@B.75
Fair to good . .. .. . .. .$'l.00@7.'I5
Cutters . . . . . ~Canners ..............$4.00@5.50
FEEDER STEERS
Good to ch. feeders $l0.00@1i.50
Fa i r to go o d ~ 9 .0 0 @l0 .0 0Common to lair ....$ 7.50@ 9.00
STOCK cA'r'rLE
to break.
Mr.Skov has been a frequent
advertiser in The Enterpri5e in
the past,and he continued this
good policy during'l-iis visit by en-
tering his urder for ads in the Au-
gust 14 and 21 issues.
FA THE R O F B L A I R
M A N DIE D S A T.
J. S. Spickler, father of M. M.Spickler and I). E. Spickler, bothof lllnir, passed away at Omahalast Saturday following a paralyt-ic stroke. I-lc was BB years old.~
Mr. Spickler was born in Harrisburg,Pennsylvania,in 1852 and.moved to Omaha in 1910, goinlz`inter to the Pall.: City vicinity. llcl
was the father of four sons unda daughter. The noun arf D. E. smll
M. M.Spickler of Illair_ Otis of
Roviera, Texas, and J. M. Spicklerof Omaha,The daughter is Mrs.
Hzlhcr Sum: of 0rn..il.a.
Funeral services are being held
today (Thurday)lt Omaha and
burial will be made at Baradn. Ne
brnskx, near Falls City.
WHAT Do YOU
KNOW ABOUT IT?
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n u t o m n b l i e p r o d u c t i o n i n t o b e
s l a s h e d b y 5 0 p e r c e n t .F o r o n e
t h i n g , a u t o m o b i l e s a n d t r u c k s a r e
p r i m e n e c e s s l t l a s o n t h u f a r m . I i u t
lfnqrvu I m p o r t a n t ,t h e a u t o r n o b i l v
-- . ..- _ . . . . . - -_" 1 _ _ _ - .H o n u n i t s t h e m o t o r c a r i n d u s t r y
p r o d u c e s .
H o w m u c h t h e f a r m e r w i l l b u
n l i e c t c d b y t h v p:o;=m=¢<i cl1L i n
r a r |> r o du vt I= » n d < ; - m i a o n h o windustryinoneofthefa r me r s
biggest customers.
Th is diag ram ma p sh o ws h o w
seriously the c urtailment ol'c m
produc tion will hurt rural America.
I t gives statistic s on approxb
d e e p l y "r|.». h1|;; ;1u:1 I11 r.| Q i l u I n
vi s i o n .B u !h u e h I 1!.!: \ ( U !f
D u r i n g t h e 19 1 1 m 1 1 5 xr j u s
e n d i n g .t h e n. ut mn ~ t: l¢ ~l n d u a l r y
t u r n vd o u t r x p p r o n u x m t x l y 5 0 0 0 0 0 0
u n i t s .
S O F T B AL L
Under The Lights
Prairie Park Field
Every Wednesday and Friday
For The Remainder ofSeason
Gamu Stu-ts at 8:00 p. m.
Other Games On Sundays or Monday:
Watch Your Newspaper for Scheduled Came:
Sunday, August 17c
Omaha Coca Colas, vs. Blair
Admission Per Evening loc
__ ....... un mu, land, url:..- ....-, mugnl lrallarp whic h permit on modlrulo sin
truck-lractor un!! to transport 100:11 as]~Ib lq as lh n a ,.,,"-....
__vowulluff wu c h wu i dcurry an nonduing tremendous an\rlr:|to Uncle Sam In th a n thr u.»"I$§i:. ~tEf"a ~::°i P°f' jhc m on °*-'I
Nou-Tmifylnq Ga Mask M
L d "G!l°B w.I-°q\1U\°n.
nanugqr e l maahlno an d
~gf°°~ dunlopmc nl al TheF. Goodddx Company. has
dns lop od and pcunnod a
xmn va n n x g e n ma h ' h u i
PNY HM qu o te !vhlbillty
fl ? "un nclplng In<:k¢|
Good to choice ylgs.
Fair to good ylgs. ..Com.to fair ylgs.
Wet cowsFleshy heilers . .. .. .Steer selves ....... .
$lu.5o@1a.5o
s n.oo@1o.5os 1.oo@ u.oo
.s a.oo@ 7.25
s a.oo@1u.sos a.oo@14.oo
.s v.oo@u.so
of hogs at
Hei§E calvea . .. . .
H S:Receipts
Omaha were 6,300 head.Under
a good demand from all quarters
trading mled fairly active at
steady to strong prices allaround.Best light butcher
weights sold up to $11.25 and the
bulk ol all the hog: moved at a
gpread of $10.60 @ 11.25.Mustpacking hogs wld from $10.85down, aows going at $9.25®10.00.
SHEEP: Receipts ol sheep andlamb: at Omaha Monday were6.000 head. ln an active market
prlees ruled steady with the
close of last week on practically
everything.Beat fed wealemlamb: brought $11.1-5 and beatnatives $11.00. Feeder lambs held
steady at $10.50®1l.00 and agndaheep were quotably unchnnled.
FAT LAMBS
Range lbs., gd ch. $l0,'l5®ll.2-'S
Range lbs.. fair gd. s1o.oo@1o'1s
Natives, gd. ch. ....$10.25®1l.00C u l l a ~ a . o o @ n oFEEDER LAMBS
West. good I0 ch. ..$l0.25®ll.,l0
Went.(air to ld. ...S 9.35@10.2|
Nativea ... ...-~-3 8.80®10.00
I
1
»
Hosea Wilson dropped into The
Enterpriae office recently and han
his subscription to this family ne»
ceadty set ahead until September1912.Hosea was feeling fxne and
on Lh¢ quiet, plQ.Be don't tell u\y»one,but Hosea i l rdning a
mustache.He will probably wam
n teething flux next.
SCHEER FAMILIES
MEET IN REUNION
Membera of the Selmer family,
numbering around 150 strung,
came from Aliingtnn,Fremont,
Elkhorn,Nickerson and Seattle.
Waahinzwn. Sunday, for a reunion
in the Arlington park.A baaket
iupper was served,following anaftemoon ot ting.
The rrwv annulled and "nw
reunion:were ltreed upon. Wil-
liam Scheer, Sr.. lnd his daughter.
Mn. August Echhenkasnp, will be
ln °|\ll1r¢ of lninlumenta for the
1942 gathering.
Those ma ne a t the reunion
from the Kn lh a t distance were
Mr. and Mn.Walter Waterman
and non of Seattle, Washington.
a na n un He l o qn lga ua
'llutltlaiabookeanaelbeeopyrfdhll.
_ ||If a n w. s ne mma
Cammy »l MoIfunn B000 nmvzns LEAGUE .» . - ,~. -¢.
Sunday, August 17c
Omaha Coca Colas, vs. Blair
Admission Per Evening loc
mlmnnu1|In|nmIm||nln|Iulm|nnm|nnn|||mnmm|n|u||lu|nmm|||
Dance Ar Arlington
Fair Grounds Pavilion
Thursday, August 21
SA MM Y H A VE N
a n d H i s Orchestra
Admission 40c Tax Included
1llsHi':Ui ='
I
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\..n. L-..z; u \ u a u s u m a u n u u u m U I I D O V It h e e r r a t a ' a n d y o u r r i g h t h a n d j u s t
~ t h u w -° s ° i s o § h » r _ v r o r ~ d . » ,
/
"Thi Aldidl Family," hh ovary olhaf Annlloun |am\ly eonnldnn:.=. °-.: .°° "°~= "~° °~:. :-~ °~~: °~" '~;~ *~: :e "~ :.~
..u |,a » L » q m . u ¢ u m n m N n ¢ . l » h u n a h \ m g y n n L ° ¢ =
KA m s w m m n a w v m m m n m aMn. Aldrldl. lhmon Hum!lr. Aldrich napsdnly.2
,7 f °"' ,_ § ;§ §
mnbuui v mnml for lho mawha `dd hahtoaod lqmo."
;{,j';;'g I3 '""'rX'\?»€"RuI ndne mblo v /.ln tmuy onfv ngot to ight thu wheel vrhenullyqn,..... 1 : s um;m a m
rin and rido It ou\.
o nu ru mu 0\
nmr, Nm-im Ausm 14. nag Plq uib n:n
Vernon I-|.¢|.\,.m., Miss Gunmen \"'°S",;*.;=,'.;Sv'f;f;{{>,;f0N Remodé;|ingRevéals 90 Year'0ld Shutters v |""éi%'i»'{¢N1c!Ge<>- Km End
F'W e d ;S e l m a H a c k l a a r t h B r i d e Mx-.| ndMn,Mnwi n Nv s wd
.- -e n i o y e d | mm nl un nt " HM MI The annual picnic of the Wranch-
Mumy Club rnemben md their
fumillel was held Sundny nt the
Blair lwimming pool park.The
uroup remained to participate In
me community dug.
Attending wem Mann. and Mu-
~l:\mes Lawrence Rlbe s md chil~dren, William Voss,Wilma and
Alvin, Robert Foley and family,
George Neumann and sons, Chris
lfrahm and daughters, Bill Koenig
:md sons, Ben Lsmbrecht,Henry
Suverknzhbe, Arthur Hmsen_ Inez
Trip To West
Mr. md Mrs. Geonze Kuhr. Jr.
Ind daughter,Mnrdelle,returned
'ha t 'l'lmr~sdny night from n
,mnnth's vacntlon in Wuhlngwnland regon.Tanned by long diy!
Qin the Bun and ready for anmh-
ler yeafs work, they report thatithey enjoyed n rnvlt pleasant frrir.
going the entire distance by naw
mobie.
'Hia majority of their vial; was
la§t eek,! r o n ~_-Mn.Arnid,n.grudlli»e ol Arl-.Arlmgton Brqther,_ Sxster ington Higl: School, hu bm em- gg;g;»;1=-»5r;;=»;;»~; "§,'§'§,'?;W ed W ithm Exght played in Denver.Chi9*S°f'"&° ,_,:..y... f X..1Daysmore recently, Flint.The couple'°f°'-'1"'l"'ll1W um slsur, Mr. andwi\l reside in Flint where bath M11 Cgrl Jorgensen of Creighton,
I[work for General Hown Go.|g°gv»uigg_=»_w_§1»bnm° :pondn a ~-at the parental, llenntn A. Hack-
b:xrLh home,in Arlington,Mine
Gcnmde Glissman, only daughter
of Henry Glissman of Fremont,became the brlde of Vernon Heck-
bnrth. _ Rev.G. .W. Walter offi~
elated as the four-thirty o'clock
ceremony in the presence of a few
close friends and relatives.
The bride was bccornlngly at-
tired in A gtzeeb-length dren of
royal blue;her shoulder cox-sagewasnf whine gm-denlnn and she
wore matching blue and white ac-
cessorleu.
Following the ceremony a wed-~ing i nne r W u served at the
Hnckbarw home.In the evening
friends alled to offer uongn
inns.A graduate ol the Fremont
schoole, Mrs. Hlckbarth has been
emloyed in Fremont.Mr.Hzck~
~nrhh was graduated [mm the
Arlingwn high sahool,ll w r at-
tended Midland College in Fre~
ont, and has been asseclaled with
.~.\
We R e c o m m e n d
To Increase and Maintain High
Egg Production
Vi c t o r L a yi n g M a s h ....$2.30
T r i u m p h Eg g Ma s h ....$2.10
Vict or 3 2% Poult ry C on...$1.95
BLAIR FLOUR MILL
Sorensen Bron._n n n l n l l n l l l l l l n l l l l l l l l l l l l l n l l l l
~uw for the Rnberu Dairy in
~mahn.He fxas just completed a
~ix-week training course at the
e Airtraft school in Omnha.
The couple left Wednesdayorning by auto for Long Beach.
~lifomia,when:Mr.Iisckbarth
~lll he employed ln an nircmft
aqory.a |0
Mr. and Mrs. Hamann A. Hack-
~rth ol Arlington received word
is of the August 2 mag-
'nga of their dll\Kl'l!crf Selml.
o .luck Amold of Flint, Midignn.
J. B. Jensens
United, Sunda
Members of the Jens Blue.Tannen 1a.m£ly gathered Sn Wes
Point, Sunday, for tha mnval re
union and picnic.Among ~-.~present. were relndven fmm Bhir
Winddg and Wayne,Nehru
and Winner, South Dnkou.
Local npreqantativel indud~
Mn. Annnle lle n,Mha =Jensen,Mrs.Mabel :~er,
Messrs.and Mesdamcu De tld
Wudl, Chris E. Jenltn nnd Don,Soren Jensen, Bemard Wulf, Bob
Schnnk,Jnmcs Wu!! um nom,John Jensen,Howard Kubia of
Hamann,Cleo Hall and .wry of
Omaha, and Ansel Taft.Mr. and
Mn. Pau] White uf Cnnoll, lawn,
who are visiting in this lowny,
nceompnnied Blair relatives w the
picnic.
W e A r e
MOVING
But
We Are Still Serving 0ur
Customers By Telephone and
By Delivery.
BUSINESS AS USUAL
§Next Week §
§~'ouk §~oPEN|NG ~§S A L E §
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Our New Location ls The
North Side Store Building
On North Walker Avenue
Opposite Blair Lumber Co.
o o o
Shower Honors
Mrs. Russell Petersen
Mrs. Russell Petersen of Blair,
formerly Miss Katherine Miller at
Kennard, was honored at a miscel-
laneous ehnwer at the Elmer
Wright home in Kennsrd, Wednes~
day afternoon.Around eighty
guests wars present.
Mr, and Mrs. Grant Bmwmr of
Sidney, Iowa, waited recently with
'-Ir. and Mm. G. A. Rarhmann.
,.__,,._._... ......- .......,,there.They then drove north w
Vihorg, South Dakota, and then to
Lake Okoboji, where they visited
another Bible camp.En routehomethey made a short stop at
Graettinger, Iowa, and vished Rav.
James N.Lund and family o l
Rolfe,Iowa,fonnerly of Blair.
Sunday they spent at Moorhead,Iowa, where Mr. Nvxurd. n stu-
dent at Trinity Saninnry,con-
~-',dwpene m Longvlew,washington,~§'.i';'°'£f,. F d d a X L Mmiwith their daughter,Mn.Ciydn
\ndmw ' Maten LeRny ie "Ln-sen and family, (annex-ly of the_,_mmf., U... ''|Bhir vicinity, and vim Mr. and
Mrs. Hmnan Nelssided in Bllir nut
years ago.
m wh o n h o n -
illeaezhnutwu
htxilizhc waspgumdaervica at the Lntheranl ='F,f.`2..I.;"..f»,...=.. .J ¢ \uu~n1un|An intereitinzI Church.Pictured nbcvo il a before and |this vicinity will be the ahntben ..... -....~.. ........~ U. - ......-,.ol relnxivea from Bllir. Fremont.and Huunzm v rdma u wu he ld
Sunday. Auznxt 8 It the Oaklandcity pax-lm Those nttendinz wereMessrs and Mewhmm Ed A. Jen-
,sm ws*Stanley,Earl Jensen,J.Hilton Rhonda:And children.\R.Walter Nielsen Ind mbelbert Fletcher and none, F.
\Fonberg md funily uf Blnl-r; Mr.
and Mrs. Carl J. Erlehon tr! Her-man; Emil Rzclmrdt 01 Arlington;
Mr. and Mn. o. A. Pemexson mafamily md Mu-y Ann Reynolda ofFremont; Mr. md Mn. Peur An-derson, Wilbur Anderson md non.
Irene Hanna nnd Lyle Hnnnn,Wayne Shager And Nels A. Nelsun
I [their vlelt at thi I. J. Montgmnery
home in Sesttle. Washlngum.I t|wm be remembered by mmy me
'Mn and Mn. Montgomery. Jem,
Chloe and Neil,lived here for
eeveral yean while Mr. Mum-g;m°~C"'"s'g_"=§_""°";,_"° of the
Air it oo .won].1.» gun of tho M 3 2 1 J e n -
leen in Seattle Before returninsn
|th¢Kuhn;vmted Mount Rmnar,
:in Salem, Oregon, with the Pehr!Eren:sm\|and in !'or1l\m'l wma
Mrs.Kulwe brother,Andrew E.
Jensen.
M. A, Wilcox. relldlnu south 0!Bhlr. was an ovemizht zuest on
B. Y. P. U. Enlom which wen nlnccd on the house.
Panic Afiifii nnd Mrs. R. E. Vinton of West
Lincoln Street.They have re-
cently completed some exterior
remodeling which h u greatly
improved its appaarance.Thealteration:were designed bY
Mrs. Vinlan who, for | number
of years, hu been interested in
home buildlng and remodel£n8-Of Interest w many people of
nearly a century ago,havingbeen in existence long before
Blair emerged from the corn-field stages In which its first
Settlers found it in 1869. MmVintonbelieves the shutters to
be about ninety years old, hav-
ing been aahaged from the par-
ental Vinton home which wal
CluB_l;|otzs
o. E. S.
A regular business meetinz ofo. E_ s. will be held at the Ml/~
ionic Hall, '1`h\rraday evenlnK (to-
night).
Blair Pick-Up Club
A lessen on cnnnlng was con-ducted, Thursday afternoon. at Lhe
home of Mm.Ray Krogh,Mrs.
R\y Rosenbaum and Mlss Ruth
Wolfe conducted a. "Food Defense"
pmgram.
w. R. C.
Miss Gerifude Mead md Mrs.
Chiistlne Vlaaak wlll be co-hash
euses to the W. R. C kensin¥¢°f\
group,August 20.The meetlng
MII take phce nz Mis:Mead's
home on Ea a t Gmt street.
Lutheran Dlughters
A regular meeting ol the Luth-
eran Daughters is planned for
E V E N T S O F f%§}}i'f?§gil-J-kgf ;<5;=?r;a5r=»¢1f>;>§g f;;%:..:f;f;;;4
7L.""s:" .~w 'wi ~.r.=,.~»,T H E W E E K A H E A D '/ » f § : f ¥ g s f » 1 = ; i Q §~' e q ~
~" :' I 1.¢.
s m .." J i €* 5e
LIBRARY RECEIVES
NEW VOLUMES
Books recently received at the
Blair public library include:
"Grub Bag",stories for every-
one compiled by Lavinia R. Davis
-sT h e W e e k O f A u g u s t
1 4 To 2 1
Thurldny, August H
Papio Club-Mn.Ansel TaftDon-cu Society--Mrs.Emil
SanderKennnrd Methodist Aid-Mrs,Elmer Andruaen
Tuesday, Augut I9Sew-What. 4~H Cluthlng Club
Wednesday, August 20Brewster Club-Mrs.Paul Wull
Thursdny, Angus; 21
March Merimyx-Mrs.Huo la
Stork
Glenwood,Iowa.Pri or to this
they were used o n the Vi n to n
ho me i n Pacific City (n ow de-
molished)nor thwest o f Glen
wood,
Th e remodeiing inrluded the
removal of a p ou c h, a ddi ti on of
a. portic o on the east and an al-
teration of windo ws, ali of whic h
gi ve s a ve r y modern and p leas-
in g a p p u r a n r e tn th e h o me .
Rnlerpriae Nnnphoto am! Snprsdnp
01' Mr. and M m .S i Johnson.is?
spe nd ing this week i n Oma ha wi th
h e r u n c le a n d a u n t, Mr . a n d Mm'
Roy Johnson.
Mr .and Mr s . J oh n Mac e spent
Fri day i n Te k ama h wi th Mr .
Alfre d Har t re turrwd to his work
at W inlide_ Sunday, alter spending
the week-end with his parents. Mr.
an d Mr s . W i lli am Ha rt.
Mr .an d Mr s.J ulius Petersen
spen t f rom Saturd ay morn ing un til
Tuesd ay evenin g amo ng f riend s in
Albion, Nebraska.
Mr. a nd Mm. A lfred Pau lsen and
fa mi ly a n d No n n a n W ilk ins at-
tend ed an Oma ha the atr e, Sun day
afternoon.
Mr .and Mr s .Fr i tz Mathienen
were gu e s ts a t th e J i m Ha ns e n
ho me i n Florenc e, Sunday .
a r :i 1
Eighteen memben ol the Blp»
tint Young People's Union met at
the Blnir swimming pool park,
Tuesday evening, for a picnic lup-
per.
evening 'ii
bnquezque,
eu Manic
swimming
ent were
,..W.-..-......,.....,make her home in Al
New Mexico, a no-hosv
supper wn held at thepool park.Those pru-
Mrs.McReynddd. MrsRobert0'Hlnlcm,M m Lenten
Kronberg,
Mrs. Otis
Campbell,
and Mrs.
Mrs.Lea Gregenen,
GI?B\!l'1|¢n, Mn. George
Mrs.Clarence Hansen
Howl:-d Thompson.
it l}l='_i}n|'l°1\: 1-ns EI. *!'<|_F"F-|E*'°°'**lL ==; U!élughtlr,Hn,I-'. pug ma Jackie of Ubert Bessie J.French.
Bob Jondm and John Richter olNebraska.I l i a c h n o c h e a ,L o u i d m s ,a r r i v e d
' h n m n d n l l n v a. . .n l . . : -s k i -. . . . . . 1 . .J - . ... . . . . ¢. . . . . .. . . . |Re n li r whyIt l.nr|- - - r - + - -- - --- - - »- - - - - - - - - c a J u u r n u u n a vl u c n L u :n u f v c l l lw a s b e g u n t h i s w e e k o n t h e E l B ' | i ' d g y | 'vi s i t w a t h e F m n k J .W o l f f
G r u n t a t r e t . h o m o o w n e d b y M i s s h o m e : m d w i t h o t h e r f r i e n d s m d
L o u i s e Z e l g l e r .r e l a t i ve s .M r s .R i c h t e r w i n j o i n
Dr .and M n .N .K .Rn t h ml n n th e m Fr ir hy .Otto Ri c hte r; wh o
le f t la st we e k e n d f o r th e Teton ac c ompanied th e m o n t.h¢tri p,i s
.Mount-nina in Wyoming where they visiting Omaha relatives, bqt jwill
Mm.Emma Shrider of Ogden,
Utah, left for a short visit among
Fremont relatives, Sunday,alter
spending s le w days with her
brother, Oscar Hopkins and lam-
ily.She will then continue on w
her home at Ogden.Accompany-
ing Mrs. Shrider io Fremont were
Oscar Hopkins and Gwendolyn,Alfred Hart of Winside, William
PIM to spend 9.two-week vues-sr>end a few :iays in Biair befofrotion.lretuming to Nachitochea
BOHS STORE
PHONE 300
Refrigerated Lockers For Rent
Booth's Fresh Frozen Strawberries, Red Rasp-
berries, Etc.; Corn, Peas, Lima Beans, Brussels
Sprouts, Broccoli, Etc.; and Fresh Frozen Fish
--Op en Sun day Mornin gs-
SP E CIA IS FOR FRIDA Y A ND S A TURDA Y
We Accept Onnge and Blue Food Stnmpl.
Items Marked ° Are Blue Food Sump Items.
Cantaloupes, fancy jumbo, ripe, 2 for .....,..l9c
Grapes, Red Malagas, 2 lbs. .....,-...__.~
°'Apples, Wealthy, cooking, 4 lbs. ...,.~ . , 2 3 c
Coffee, Paxton, gas roasted, lb. ,_,..........,24c
Peas, Golden Meanre, No. 2 can .,_..-..__-...10c
W heat Flakes, Miller's, 2 pkgs. ...-__,..__23c
Cen-ll bowl, free
Salad Dressing, Rare Treat, full quart ..,27c
Soap, Sweethean Toilet, 4 bars ...,__20c
ol z '¢
Steak, Sirloin or T-bone, lb.29c
Roast Beef, fancy, shoulder or rib, lb. ._._...22c
\ Hm ol Blair,
Several Blnir yung people were
present at the Ludzemn mm.-
-uunp cunuuc len near Nlu lNebra ska,last week , represe
the Fi rs t Lu th e ra n Ch ur c h .
gr ou p included Er ic Chrluu
A g u a a n d Ezr a Lar se n, Ge
and W i lma Ny g a a r d ,
Sc hjodt,Genevieve S h u ,<
Hansen,an d Mn r vi n Golc
M m n n n C » . » m . M l M . .
orare,
exiting
Th e
enaenrharci
Veoia.
Grac e
n...|.
n .- : u n - b s v w a n A 0 * l l l l l l n u l u ;U l l e | . ; u l l l | J l l E { . l ~~k i .~n e x t T u e s d a y e v e n i n g ,A u g u s t 1 9 ,a n d M a r j o r i e F i s c h e r ,r o y a l t i e s t o
w h e n M i s s M i l d r e d H a n s e n w i l l b e b e u s e d f o r t h e r e l i e f o f B r i t i s h
t h e h o s t e s s .c h i l d r e n ;" A m a z o n T h r o n e " ,t h e
sto r y of th e B r a g a n n a o f B r a z i l,Colby Corner by Be rtita Ha r d in g ;" A b o ve Sus-
Tiie Colby C o me r Projec t Club pic ion",He le n Mac hin es;"Gr ea t
me t Th u rs da y a fte mo on wi th Mr s. Sh or t Nn1mln"an ¢Illll\n|An kool
nun.: u us u|.||\:r-In-:aw :mu mater,Mr. and Mrs. Claude Porter.Th ey
we re Oma ha shoppers, Tuesday .
Rev.Pa ul Ny h o i m returned
W ednesday morning from Chic ago,
Illinois, and W apa im,Wisconsin,
wh er e h e ha d s pe n t th e p ut th re e
a n n b l nnnrluni:an 1 "ol.~......... nun..
berries, Etc.; Com, Peas, Lima Beans, Brussels
Sprouts, Broccoli, Etc.; and Fresh Frozen Fish
--Op en Sun day Mornin gs-
SP E CIA IS FOR FRIDA Y A ND S A TURDA Y
We Accept Onnge and Blue Food Stnmpl.
Items Marked ° Are Blum Food Sump Items.
Canlaloupes, fancy jumbo, ripe, 2 for .....,..l9c
Grapes, Red Malagas, 2 lbs. .....,-...__.~
°'Apples, Wealthy, cooking, 4 lbs. ...,.~ . , 2 3 c
Coffee Paxton, gas roasted, lb. ,_,..........,24c
Peas, Golden Meanre, No. 2 can .,_..-.....--...10c
W heat Flakes, Miller's, 2 pkgs. ...-__,..__23c
Cen-ll bowl, free
Salad Dressing, Rare Treat, full quart ..,27c
Soap, Sweethean Toilet, 4 bars .,__20c
ol z '¢
Steak, Sirloin or T-bone, lb.29c
Roast Beef, fancy, shoulder or rib, lb. ._._...22c
e : " 3 '
c a mp
Jr o f
o m n -
f a m-
Iward
hon-
we re
J oe Ste wa rt o f Kenn ard.Mr s.
Hazel Crull, also of Kennard vic in-
ity , wi ll entertain member s o f this
grou p on Aug ust 21.
' lb w n u n d C lu b
Several speakers and entertain-
er s f r o m Li nc oln an d Oma ha wik i
conduc t the Townse nd rneetlrfg,
next.Fr id ay even ing a t Gish*
o'c loc k at th e No rth Pa rk.E v e r w
one is weicorne to attend the event..
-. .. --..-..... , ....in a v l v d j ..,Ed war d W e e k s; " Th e K e y s o f th e
Ki ng do m" ,A. J .Cron in;" V i ta -
rnins", what they are and how they
con bene fit y ou, by He n r y B m -
sooic;"Mo de r n Mar ri age ",Mo s e l
J un g; "S pea k o f the D evi l", E liz a-
be th Sa mmy Ho ld i n g ;"Sh elter ",
J ana Nic holson;"S a i n t Versus
Sc o tland Y ard ",Leslie Chantel-is;
" Th e La n d o f Spic es",K a te O' -
Iirien;"Cross Curr ents",Sara
W are Bassett;"Ic e lan d",fi rs t
w c i s l u l \ . . v u \ . | u \ . | . | 1 1 5 u u u l u l l u u l u l u
camps.
Mr . an d Mrs . D ave Kr o e g er md
Soni o f Benni ngton visited Tues
day even ing wi th Mr s .Kno c ge rh
sister,Mr s .By r on Mc Do nald and
fxmii y .
E. E .Stevens, who rec e ntly un-
gierwent a majo r o per atio n a t. the
Clnrkson Ho lp i ta l in Omnh s., was
able to re tur n to hi s home on Fr i-
day .He is reported to be rec upc r-
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. - ¢ u * u n ua w i zuu |:u|\.|l n u n .Hansen also assisted at the
J0h\!Party Iiwors _
Hlrold, Hound Tnylar
Harold and I-Inward Tnvh
near Blair celebrated their I
days recently, and Sunday a
ily picnic was held at the Hn
Taylor horme ln 0mm ln their
or.Among those present
Nf n a n r n a n d " A l ' a n n u m u rd 'A m ica republic's story ,byluung natively.y g d Luc ky Pvrk er a Club Vi1| ;;| mln.Sbefnnsson;"Quietly !M*`°~J o ilg xs of g g m dM;; -n d
lmily ,Th e Lu c k y Parkers Pig'Club My Ca p ta in W ai ts "Eve ly n E ato n.Mr s . L Bac u n 'r. an n m
ll y o f me t a t Amo id' a.Th e meetimr |TL , B §"f'd,2.-.f'...»..n?.r §'?i',.,.
*Fiy'f6F.nI¢"I.n,"'"'i2i'E-.QE
flmil:r_ John Taylor and f lC h r i a l { u w g a n d i é i f é e ~ ~
Hooper, John Rasmussen of I
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,nu, ... V. ........~{¢}0p~ was called us order and the min- WM. MCCO\vAN, 88,»2H"§2f.T{,'E>§EZ€$f
fford, ukes were read. AH members were ~ ~i and Mn. Euan Biuell md
present and the }fwl°§\. was " ,_..\.:|.|.... .4 v...|~.snun. Dnknm.
c r .|I|.|f\|o l a r n l n l L aymr,ml:Chris: and Russell
: n u m l c u u m .x r "me |& |°' ~" |l ~McGowan,
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|8| -y ur-o ld I;'";I;¢ i ;,', 'i ;:"a ;.;n=: a;.;;\
fully in-'\""d.llr. lnd Hn. Petit Jensen, ,|ouf.h.Picnic ObservcsTwo Blrlhduyu monday when the mow 01 a w1!.gun0f Blair.tnnnmn nfndnred h i m unconscxouml u l fm-..1|z..r_..L ...l........-.\Mr s .Fr a n k He n d m k s o n andWallac e Petersen,bo th o f the Baptist Fello wship
Mnney -Sunny side distric t south-Mr s.(Ilmrlea I m
west of Blai r, were gue sts of hon- to ih g Baptist Fe lor a t a pi c n ic a t the Blair s wim-i1UBSdl5'afternoon.
ming* pool park,Sunday .Guests Bmlffd by Mr s .En"
were Messrs.anal Mesdnmea Wil-i|0"'lf\FE the devotior
Iisnn .lnhnnl and rlnllahinra \V¢|l.'bY MFE.C1811 Niffl
u r c l e
nb Wil!Imtv>a=
lows hip (II| l*"
She Wm=Im
la Anén.FUImlBérfirvlm!
nelson,Ulf rv
spent 3mi:lII\
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J mel. Thl1r<¢l.1y's C} l Pi 5 hr \ ~. ¢ 1\ . I
a a n i n r h i i n m f I | l I
"T`" " " " "m l I\'1ll blllll. mcvumu Icsullleu Lu'Thls peeuhlr accndent °°'=""'°d|Blair last week followinn a.is11
when Mr. McGowan naw a sudden day visit in Peoria, Ill. with herwindstartawagon-load of h8YIsun_ Percy McComb and her son
IUIIIN5; down a slope in his yard. in-raw and daughter Mr.and
n.attempted no turn the wagon,Mrs Clyde Williamson and elm-'»'>1\::u~so that the wheels would»d1%l1
\I&\I1\|| and prevent the load from!Mrs. Merton Jensen and daugh
lwlng blown down the hill, but the;fer. Judy. 'ern visitors from Wed.
nesday until binndav in Lincoln atw e r e } f r \ m l |Nh h a d r h z l r g f i " I " " I "s t r u c k a d e p r e s s i o n i_n t h e m y h n r n e o f M r s . J e n s e n ' s b r o t h e r -
p:f\»uu<l.T h e t o n g u e w a s J e r k e d | i n - I n u a n d s i s t e r M r a n d M r s .
f r n m M c C o w a n ' 8 h a n d s a n d f l e w '.h a c k ,s t r i k i n g m m o n t h e h @ a d . I J ° 1 §'EQ R " ; ° d " - g g ~d
A l t h o u g h h e w a s s l v e r e l y b r u i s e d .M e e - c n i g u e k o ]'r .a n
t h a t .n o b o l l i : 5 \ \ \ l 'G b r u k e n a n d I d a u y : h t e a
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Al/ez/sr ;A v///afillace Petersen and children, Frunkm"i"5"B time was
llendricksen,Pete Peterson nndsand refreshmentschildren, Claus Schneider and Ar~,M\°"Cora Bwghrf-rr
len, Al Tietgen and Carol Ann,i°f the °m¢|'W'"""°
Walter Hendrickson,Mrs.Merle H G [_d' b
Peterson and Gary, Mm. Anna Pe~'u
tc-mon, Henry Kay and Rymer .The lI.G.L.ClulFedde.nnth Mrs.Franei
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Mrs. Minerva Carter
Home I-'mm V lmt ion 1
Mrs. Minerva Carter returned
Tue sd ay a ftemoo n fr om n mon th 's
vac ation in Cusp er, W y oming, and
polnts wes t.Mn k i n g th e t Hp bytrain, Mrs. Carter vlsll/ed her non,|
Char les J . C lrwr , o f Ca sper , dr iv-
in g wi th h im to Po rtla nd , Or eg on ,
whar e th ey were gue sts of Mrs. 0.
sp en t so me time wi th Ruf us B ra n
ton ol Cen tra lln , a nd ut the J o nel
W .J ones and family .She also
Cnrd furn ish ed the
prizes go in g to M
stea d an d Mrs. Mac
lun c h was se rved
Mi s s Dor is Ch r li l
Kuest.
'Mr s .Floy d Hz
hostess to th i s g m
Augus t 21.
V . F . W . A u d lln r y
A me e d n g o f th e
illxr y wa s h e ld Tu
with ni ne membe rs
.rs. Floyd Hal-
e Warrick, und
by the hostess.
zensen was a
ilrtead will be
'vin Thursday,
"'Qv rf
V. F. W. mx-
ieadly evanlngattending. The
lhe is recvering at this time.
Mrs. Cnr-is Petersen enm-mined
Lhe Birthday Club,Thursday B!
ternoon.Kenneth Krogl.,aim of I-lrrveyKrogh,retumed Sumhy evening
from Oregon,lllinoil,where hc
had attended x Church O! God
conference.
W. J. Blatter and family left
lthia week for Maryville, Missouri,' t o b e w i i h M r .B l n t l e f s s i s u r ,
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hui been errolovvd there rinfchm. lhrinzt Mn. Jensen md Pearlwent to Waverly about six weeks
asm.Mr. and Mn, Tod Bucklnrdt and
children and Mrl. Sant Wulf left
Thursday morning for A two week
vacation in Colorado.They plln
to visit Denver, Akron, and Elm-
hui-sl..
Mr s .Ollie m m i n n u n d M n .
Floy d Ma rs ha ll le! ! Mo nd ay mom~
i n g fo r Roc kland,Illinois.where
.. . . . . , \n u u a l e a m m .gsummercsbin on Puget S0und,|KT°llP draped the charter in hnn-""'°""""' " " " "" " """""""where she met Mrs. Gladys Mc- or o l the late Mrs.Mary Fear. is sedously ill, having been con-Connell and family.En rourell-Bber refreshments were ssrved fined to a hospital the put year.
home Mm. Carter visited briefly by Mrs. Nelle Laxure and Mn. Al-Fridly evenlng guests of Mr.wiLh the Howlrd Roberta lnmlly na King.The auxlllnry plans no and Mn. Ed -'L Jensen were Lvl#
at Portland, Oregon, md wxul Mr. hnld ~ bake alle, Saturday.G'"*°"-W"of Ins A.n;zeles,_ °'"'
...A M..m.|..|. 1.».vm. nv m..\"\c.fnrnla.Mr. and Mn. Ed Gllbgrb
uw; pl...W .Pm-.. .nv mm......their husbands.The Marshall
men are emplnyed ln Rockford,
having gon¢ there mme time nga.
Friday evening visiton at the
home ol Mr. und Mrs. Charles Rob-
ertson and Mlss Agnes McMillln,'{iFZ»§5§%5L`f"S 3 H i }go n, Mr. a nd Mn. Hen ry V os s, Hr.Mumme r ur n M C 1 c e and M r s J Hi lto n Rhoades ~fr
-'{`*'°.§I»lll:JnEr € " ' . k " " " ° ~ C h i l d l i n .~I n d K$n no ul| i li ac 3...
.and Hr s .Chariou Wil»
Counc il Bluff s, Iowa, and
nnlhn Pnlnarf ann n f Omn-l
n_.__.-- u-..n,. rune mmu r u n. , wHouston Honored
Dr. and Mm Henry Gemoeh and
family of Houston.Tens.who
have been vidtlng near Herman
with Dr. Gemoeta' mother,Mrs.|Rlndl Gemoeu,were guests of
honor nv. a dlnner,Sunday.Mr.
und Mn. Lloyd Johnson of Har-
man were hosts.
The guen llut included Dr. ondMrs.Gemoeta end family.Mn.
m e l . u m e n o m e o x u r e w U a r m n ,
Thursday;following the bualneu
meeting the llme was devoted to
contests, md plane weredlscuBl¢d
for the plcnic Sunday lt tha Blulr
nwlmming pool park.Lunch w u
served by the hoeteu. Guests wereJeanette Garaka, Mrs.Bill Bonne
und daughter, Juquelins Durlgeon
And Lelxh Nelson.Mn.Robert Welton will' enter-
toin the group on August ll.
Mrs.Mm-gn-et Zeixler anddeughber Louise, ment the week-
end ln Des Moines, Iowfh Wml Mr.land Mrs.Ralph Mo na.Mrs.
Hdorten.the former Emma Zeis-
ler,returned wml them Homhy
for A whit.
Mn.Prank J.Wolff,Bette
Wolff,Peggy Wal!! o!Omlhl.
Alice Allen,buville Kruse and
_rue Edythe Kruse. of g Cal-
';;:7° 'f"""'
Vililors nt the Soren McDonald
home, Tuesday evening, were Mn.
Raehel McDonald and son. Misses
Geraldine md Charlotte Wright.
Mrs. Wynn Bm; vixited Mm Sor»
en McDon.\|d_Wednesday sher-
noon.Complimenury to her three-
year-old daughur,Ellen,Mrs.
P¢nl Nvlmlm enmnxined at n
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- - - For your business in our former location.
W e hope you will enjoy the easy parking at
Rlndn Gemoets, Mr. and Mrs. T. K.Iverson and family, Mr. And Mn.
;Russell Ward and baby,Thomss
!Johnson and Menrlll Johnson.Af-
hmoon vlalton wars Mn.Mur-garet lvsrson, Wlll and Pearl, and
Mrs. Henry Horn und Fwd of Hen
man.
lrwln Andaman ol Lyon: ls vin-
itlng his brother-ln~l-sw and mls-
M. ul M.
Malds of Mattel 4-H Club mstWednesday at the hams of Marlon
noun no spenumg sevanu uuyu a».lake Okoboji.They an axvvrwl
in return Friday.
Mlssa Louisa Zalgler and MarPrldnRasmussen, wllh Myra Kruse "mum Fo le y 'mt urne d lm y
assistant hostess.Comfort pro-
tecton were romplated snd plans]
|from Wayne. when they had been
attending summer nulans at themute tuchers allege.Both Misawere dlscuased for the alhievement 2|k M pal h,day, whllh hu been postponed toterszinr .51 v'€£.»,l...§€I,.?'°¢iZ...' °¢,-August 19. at the homo ol JoyceJalnssn.A lunch was served at]nnnl mhools
blnbday party. Tuesday afternoon
Guests included Patty and .lolm
Beck, Mlldrsd and Mu-'llyn Sien-
beck, Sylvla Siersheck, Joan Zander
of Omnhn,Plul and Gunnar NY-
holm of Blair.
Mr. and Mrs. Wlll Linden, mc-companled by thalr son-ln-law and
daugmsr, Mr. and ln. Paul Jef-
£°"°°".°¥.. ,..:.'C'1'"°". J i f f ' f
our new store and that we may continue to
serve you as in the past.
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a M mr.mu mn.lumen rornulm s smumm fiilpal.ll In Ilvuluxaiq~r and lim. Hovmrd Thomp §F3u.§'°"§.§'h§f¢1.T°°§§;y ;antartuinod at dinner, Fdduy, for Sundlv. will lin. Lindaxfi moth-
M .Gond s h m k 1'<1 m . A tkathmlnn.l i n .Hx-~ _ H Q ~Krogh and the 870139 met for mother *h°ftlI|\?nd.nuonshmm rc ..v|?».ln§r:¢|:l¢|..::nn*»Tg::nditlm1 r o m a i n l
Lmily mu Mririon Krogh of 0ma~ business union.The club '"°"\"_Tornbllds won guests of Mr. and about 9,L visited Mn.Kmgi fl m0tl'1a!', bers will take part in the Pl¢°\*1fMr¢. J M. Jonlm of Omaha uc a
In.C.8.Plra diu of Douglu, nt. the 4-H Fdr in Fmmont thlnw¢d¢|1ng mrtlnnmly dinner at the / Advm
unday.|.Rome Haul.~BEN FRANKLIN sromis~
arty Honors
Draftee Here
"Shady" Schlapferg who leavn Monday to be inducwd into th~
. S. army, Wu honored at l famy dune: at his home on Sunda
y his mother, Mrs. Jack Schlaper.Those present were Mr.an~~rs.L.M.Utterback of Omnha~r. and Mrs. Virgil Frye and baby
~r. and Mrs. Alfred Dickmeye
d baby,Mr. and Mrs. Robe
E d Ni e ls e n a n d f a mi ly o f Oma h a
were Sunday y o u u o f H r .an d
Mrs. G. H. Roae nldlde.
Roland Penc e of Auron is spand-
ing'several weeks wi th his unc le
md aunt, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. W ebb.
I l e als o visi ted several day s this
week at the home of J a c k Nothume
i n Elk hor n.
Mr . an d Mr s. Tho rlo Re c k me y e r
and W i lli a m le f t Sunday f o r
Down er's Grove,Illinois,where
they wi ll vis it M n .Re c k mey ef s
aun t, Mrs . A. E . Gr aves . Th ey a l-
so plan tn vilit Chi c ag o.
Mr s .A .W .Soyenson an d Mr s .
Kenn arci N e w s
Mr. Ind Mn. Nell Erickson mdMr. and Mn. Harmm Nelmm ofOmhha culled nf. the G. E. Kron-
berz home. Thuradny evening.
Mr. md Mn. L. E. Pewrnm andMattie June wok Elaine GlllxmnnofOmahahome,Friday,d u rspendng severnl days in Kgnnud.
Mr.and Mrs.Gilbert Hpll andchildren of Ralston and Iyer Willlunne n wen zuu lt the C. W.
Hansen home. Sun Y-Frldsy evcnimr the following
f
Hr s .Lore lei Fe lz nd of Casper.
W y oming, and Miss Valeskt. Pfeif-
f e r o f Ch!eng~o Illino is , met here
this week to vis it their fath er,
W i lli a m G.Pfeif fer,and the ir u n-
cle an d aunt,J ¢ Ir. and Mr s G .I .
Pfeif fer.The y nm I en vin g th e la st
of th e wee k fo r n tri p th rou gh the
west,inc luding Estes Park.Bo th
were residents here wh en they
were c hildren.
M r .an d Mrs.L .L .Patterson,
acc ompanied by Mrs. Alice C. P1ies'
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|f~-r l n
Mr s .Li lla r d J a n m m m hos t-
eas no the Bi ivc h Mi xe r s Clu b,
Th un d ay af ter n oo n , a t whi c h time
Mis s D rew o f V alley ga ve an ele c -
tric al demonstration.Guests a t
th is me etin g inc luded Mendarnes
He r ma n J a mb ,J ohn Reeh,Clar-
enc e Lu nd, Ole Sorensen,and A l-
bert J ensen.Mr s .Bert.Han sen
wi ll be hostess a t th e n e xt c lub
meeting,September 4.
Florenc e Ansel.Senora An tler
son,L e o Sorensen,u d Ma f g a r e t
former Katherine Miller.
Th, Br ewster Club hold 1 . ~-»=
a t th o S wi mm i n g P o o l D i r k , ~ " '
day even ing.
M a r y A n n W ols mnrm spent.
few d ay s at the He nr y W o l. ~~|
home in Blai r.
M m .Ha n s V o g t m d chil~»
spent Thur sday afternoon a tW illia m Vog t home.
Visitors a t th e H a m Mon c k
home,Wednesday evening,we
Mr .and Lira.Alfr ed Paulsen : I
family .B e ma r d Thompson a n
son an d M m .Ama nd a Svogerso
H . "Q r o - .r _~q ; r ; ~ ~ - f q v § ; ' .1 .~ , , I : ;.~ J
f ' 3 "f ¢ . f \ ' .| , l .ars - r * 1 ». .1 ° - 4
Wednesday even ing w s i t o n a t
the J a mes W .Ni e llen h o me we r e
Mr .a n d Mr s .Soren Wo!smalm_
J o hn an d M a r y An n .
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Neiman of
Omaha. s pent Sun day with Mr. and
Mrs . P eter J . Ne lso n.
Or vi lie Ne ls en an d son W aIy ne,were Fr id ay after noon cailers a tthe Be rn ar d Tho mps on home.
Mr. and Mrs . W illi am Vogt, Glen
an d Leland,Mr .an d Mr s .Chris
J ahngl and Mr .a n d Mr s .George
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the condition of M n .Chauncey
W r ig ht, who i s in th e St. J olep h' |
Ho sp ital in Oma ha .
Min Mau- Ion J ad mel : p a n t f r o m
Th ur sd a y un ti l Satu rday a t the
Ha r ry Neu h a us h ome .
H e m u m Hove ndi c k spe nt Satur-
d a y n i g h t Mt h E lme r R i x.
Sunday dinner guests a t th e
Fr ed W e s ter g a ar d ho me we m Mr .
md Mn . W i lla r d W o r th i n g , D i c k y ,
Billy , J oan. and J anic e of Florenc e.
Mr .an d Mr s .Franc is Heaven-
di vk a nd c h ildr en atte nd ed a fi fth
wedd ing amaiversary oeleoration
h a s
D w l l n y n c l ,¢ \ u . . u l l l u ,U u a u v l g I l I l lt e r ,A l b e r t a n d B i l l i e S c h l a p f e r ,
and Bu d P enc e o f A uro n..
Mm. He nr y Gotta c h vi si te d Mr s
Caroline Go ttlc h,Sunday af te r-
Bell of Denver. len thla week ona vacatzon trlv m Chlugo md
Detroit, returning by way ot Mer-rer, Wisconsin.They will visitbrieflywith the Manhslll lt theirsummer home, 'T'~ho Lodge.Frilz Kneip ld! the lust of the
week an his snmnl trip to theBleek Hills. Ed Koepke will take
his in the Pfeiffer blnck-
g-randmolher of Wayne Cross, lr-
mnged n very entertaining party
for hlm on his twellw birthday.
A group of his friend! were invit-
ed to a swimming puty a t the
Blldr pool_ Sunday afternoon, fol-lowed by A prlcnlc lunch in thepark. Present were Irving Bahde,John Blattlola, md Allen Jermen,
all of Fremont:Bernard Holmes.
Claus Schneider,Jr.'Mr.andMrs. Willilm Gliannln 8hd Billieand Mr. md Mrs, Verl Mclntm ofOmnlm;Mrs. John H.Johnson:Mears. and Mudnmes Mike Nel-son, Chris Nellon, Chula BAM!-
g g m Utennmnz T. yf~g=;;f~e evenimr was span n~0¢hl¢,Mr.and Mn.CharlesBalesuz hilz'h: Mrs. WilliamGlixamnnandT.W.Bates,low,
.......... ...e ._....~..."; un meBlack Hills.
M e a n and Mesdames John,Harold. Elmer_md Ed H- Stork,Oswald Fuel-i and children,and
Wesley Gnullch were Sunday din-
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs.Ru~dnlph Fuchs honoring Bonnie Faye,who was baptized that day at the
St.P`|:;1l;s Luthenn Church by
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Lerc oy W iese of Om is spendEnthewkgfeem t h Bi lly ,George:
and Gen! :I Koenig.
Mr s .An d r e w Ma tz e n an d No r -ns.J une W tfg Fr e mo n t wopperzg
Hon dl?-
Mr . a n d ina ,- }; r; :y D"; ;; ;a me y ~
ers,I e R o y an d Do n n a we r e v1a1t~o n a t th e W i lli a m V o g t home,Sunday .
Mr .and Mr s .S o ma W u llma n n
Ind .Ihhh uvnun 1»{|l|..... ..a. Ll vw
AsnllD ovugcrwn, 111519. ¥Lnd .Har-r y we r e a mo n g those atten di ng
the J ensen pic nic in ho n or of th e
bir thd ay s o f A lbe rt Oma r a n d A r -
thur J en sen i n B l li r ,Sunday ,au.
f.h§_Swimmif¢g Poo!par k.noon.
Marilyn and Huilip Matzen are
xpendng this week at the Joe?olzin home in Omnhl
-___... . "GAB vanlui ll ar. ma mms mr .an d Mr s .H a m V o g t an :S v p g e m n }}oma,Thurs day ,an d family vis ited Mr . a n d Mn . J o h n :
F n d a y eve mn g vi d to ra we r e Mr s .Lauritsen, 'Tuesday evening.
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Miss Jennne Jungbluth enbertained nr Sunday dinner for M .Ruth Highland. Darothy JohnsonTomHam,Bm Chnmbm anClyde Rim: all ol Omaha.
Mr. and Mn. Henry Chris!-EliseofBlair vlmitad Mr.and M nredJunkbluth.Thursday evenmr.Han-in Sand,Dorrothy Johnsoand Jeanm Junxhluth called oMary Jean and Paula Lee JonesMonday lflemoon.
ffm. c. L. Glover 1m|,,,,, ..'3L'°'}:. w, '$..........' ifIx x:nQl"Verl Mclntyre. traveling.nd Mrs.Elmer .Miller returmednd Tuesday from Laeiyjamgtig,Wis-
| [ n . L . E . L u ' | e n atbandod l m !nu r .'Y '""'*'|N D
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Clark J. Huber's
0pportunity Poland China
Bred Sow Sale
Saturday, Aug. I6
An
Taylor and Wells Sale Pavilion
Fremont, Nebraska
nois to vi s i t L t. a n d Mr s .C.N .Dec ker an d daugh ter.
Beverly Cook o f Bla i r m d
Joy ce Kn oe ll o f Fr e mo n t lp e n t
las t wee k with thei r gra ndp ar ents,
Mr . a nd Mr s. W i llia m K ru g er .
Th e birthday o i Ha r le y Apple-
by was o bs er ve d i nf or ma lly Tu es -
day evening, when relatives helped
h i m celebrate.
Mr .a n d Mr s .Alle n w .La a ke r
dmve to Te k ama h, Tu es d ay , to s b
tend the wedding of Fr a n k
Smagc z and Misa Frances 'I'obi.n.
Mr .and Mr s .Ma so n Mc K ibb en
nf D en ve r Colorado, stopped here
Tuesday ni gh t en rou te to the ir
heme f r o m Ric hmond,V i r d n l s ,
where they atten ded the ann ual
c on ven ti on of an insuranc e fi r m.
Ted Peterso n, who wa s called
here by th e serious illness an d
death o f his mothe r,Mr s .J .A .
Peterson, returne d to New York on
Sunday evening,lexvi ng Omah a
by plane.Mr .Peterson is nation-
ally kn own on the radio as an-
nouncer Ted Pearson.
Mr .an d Mr s . Rud y Spic kerman
and daughter,an d Mr .an d Mr s .
Mrs. Braithwait/e.Mr, and Mrs.F.Bmnhmizevisihed Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Mar~
shall in Omaha, Tuesday. Friends
here will be pleased to know thatMrs.Marslmll, who had been con-fined in an Omslm hospital tive
weeks following an auio accident,has lieen taken ha her home.Mr. and Mrs.Harley Appleby,
Egcompanied Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
connln when she viama her sis-Iter. Mrs. Ola Anderson md hm-
lly-' 'l n n r o l LinViKlcnlrlaldlss "i:1"i21.m Jensen and
Rouen Plume swht me week-end
at the C. H. Gantry hoqnq Ln \l°"'sas City,Missuun.Billie King-
don. who has been sz the Gentry
home.,Qt-"gd m Ka mmd with
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I
noon, nononng ner meee,Mrs.Russell Peterson.Mm-tin,Harlan,Alllrd andWaller Stork attended the Walm-
er League convention in Omaha
seversl dnyn last wek.
Andrew Svendguard, Betty, Dick,
and Jimmy were in Omnhl, Mon-day.Ma r i ly n Fr vn c li wu s f i ve y ears
old la st Tue sda y and th e f ollowi ng
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+n . -m . = ~n . .'au un:\..¢IIFIB "UWB DOING RQGIHooper.
Mr. a nd Mrs. P au l Kempc ke a nd
fa mi ly atten de d a picnic i n Ke n-
nard, Sunday , in hrmor of J ohanna
Kemnc k e' a 8 8th | \i\ Hullu
emu n ue tll, Mr .Ma tz e n a n d f m
Jens Hansen,a
A n to n Matzen
Ma tz en c elebm
Fr i d n v Pvaninn
an a n1ily_ Mr.ml Mn`i{Q1;S"é£|` ii`£`€
fe her birhe
thday,Ttt
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nfc
hompaon and f a mi lv on a tr i pr Mis sou ri an d Illin oi s. Th ey le ft
n Sa tu r da y an d plan to be g one
J r a bou t a we ek.
Mr . a n d Mr s. W illi am Os te nn a n
:tu rne d to L ake 0k obn ji Tuesday ,
>r a few mor e wee ksA . . ~ . . - o 1 . . . . . . . : . . . . .\ . . .L .
'.w lter Hem-icksen and '"'P°" """"~'"~"'= un.: vwlvww§?fE'f"°2..»....,'§'.».,.-funilinu aninvedimessrs 'End Mesdamea Art Kuhn
;"";.'i...';';"§,a'1;:'.;'.;..¥»"§f»=
1 var .""£1"?.'2'"J'i..'EZ° .Jansen o f 0Q1&ha»
Mr s . I r e n a J n n s e n md Nmr m 3 _ 6
Ve rn on Mathieaen we r e Sun Y
s1lPP¢1 g u e lt l 5 ;th e Russell
rth»-impnmm ho me near F o r t Cal-
and d au gh ter , Ed Gnu ua an d so m,
Giffor d Fren c h an d son, Bert Loft-
is a nd son , Mr s. C. E. F ren c h and
daughters,Gla dy s Chriatoffensan,
and Clarence Ninlc e.
Messrs.a n d Mesdnmen Ha n s
W ulf.Eve re tt Stor k m d chilrlrnn
.,..........,.Mr. an d Mrs. Albe rt Sc h jod t a nd
fa mi ly s pe n t Sun da y at Linorna
Be a c h a t a Production Cr ed it A m
sociation picnic.
g an d Mr s .J i m Cr a m an d
c 1 re n of Te ka m swi t h Mr and ......"*.?.~
__,..........,J o hn W eizmann visited Dic k
Sorensen, Wednesday .
Mn . P a u !W u lf a n d Mm. E . E .
Ma tze n attended a miz¢e1l|m¢0ug
;§ ° *§ § -Wednesday nite: noon,a t
e me r W r i g h t ho me I n Ke n-nnnf In.. 'l.¢f.......h -n vnuguxu.uuuallu(nu.:ueen con-fi ne d to h is b e d th e pas t wee k.Mr s.W .T.W aldron received
word that her dau ghte r, Mins Mar-
inn o f Oma ha.was in an Omah a
hQzp§tal_with sgcnpd qlegree burns
,' ; 5 ; , ; j " " ' " "'m muuni ng i n S£.ib`ui£ f"""1i&=~§1"A|`§é;f"""°"§¢,'£,-Sfffin dMisaPatrida.Harper.who as Bert and Alma Miller left Rose Mnri visiteda at the ChHaworkin!!in 0rmi.ha~awn!-.the Sunday momlng for Winnipeg, Wulf home, Wednesday afternoonweek-end af. the Dawn wlumm Y ll to P d|e owl ne ark, an other places Mr. and Mn. Harold Taylor andHgypgyg hOI1l8 _\ of intanext. 'Phov nlnn fn Im mmn fanuilu 1r;|;|u»| u._I »»_-lwnlcn she received while boatinxr.lshe was able to leave the hospital
lon Friday. Mr, Waldron. wha hanlbeeninSeattle,Washington,for
the past several weeks where
their non,Wendell,has been lll
with an infected foot, writes that
Wendell is also improving.Rev.H. C,Van Vslkenburkhreturned Monday frum a vacationwithrelatives in California.Mr. and Mm. Paul Van Valken-
hurgh and daughters of St. Louis,
'\lissouH,returned after visiting
a week here following a tdp tollfanada.l Rev.and Mrs.Waller Wester-
man and son,Ted.of Seattle,:\\'nshington, who visited here andlin Fremont.with relstives_leftwednesdayfortheir home.Rev.Westerman is a pastor of thenm.: u..»..v...L___.....
Mrs.Nurnle Ro wma n ggGlndysGs.mott -returned *Qhome. Saturday.after gpendgnrweek at the Charles Bntel omMr.ui d Mrs.Nic Fnedridull|.nd Shirlev and /tlnha. ? °""'
were SundaylevenlnS visitors
Albe Ne uma."h'M\-g. nhmixu Meqmn md -
Ruth Rmenbaum vmlled with 1MertieMcCann, Satgrday-Mr. and Mrs. Melvm Rosenbsu
and smv of P m Calhoun wedinner guests Sunday of Mr. asMrs. Albert Nelson and dmxghtcnMrs. Lee Gorman and daughteofla s Angeles Califomla.Mand Mrs. léloyd MvC==§=§\_jl
'M were -
~ mr ~ Elme r Andre w
ul And'3f'2}Z'I; '2"$i'§" éimv. fm Mx
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Mary Ann Jensen, Lila and Peg-
gy Sevndgurd and Richard Hl.n¢-line helped Edythe Mary Jensencelebrate her eighth birthday, Sat-
urday afternoon
Clifton Hiltabidel of Omaha and
Grace French of Blair were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jensen,Sunday.Mr. and Mm Chris Wrich andGeorgiaattended the Kuhr Inm-
ily picnic in Blair, Sunday.Mr. and Mrs.Arnold Hansen
and children were guests ol Mr.and Mrs. Aarun Hansen, Sunday.Messrs.and Mesdames August,Ed A._ Bill,and Harold Stork,
John Dickmeyer. August nhd Al-
ben Dunklau, and Henry and Wil-
a
mlllsm Kruger attended Mrs.Anna
,|KruKer's funeral in Beemnr wma.
i
--~--1 -.mow mr. nnu mrs. E. V.Heath. Sunday evening.Mr. and Mrs.Emil Kruse andDonna Lee of Fort Calhoun called
on Mr. and Mrs. Chxrles Hineline
and Lois, Sunday.
Veplu Schlodt returned Sunday
esemng from a week's nation atNlohrara,Nebraska.Rose Marie
Sffhlodr Went Tuesday afternoon
with Gwendolyn Love._Jean Taylor spent Sunday even-
mg with Iain Hineline and Don-na Kruse at the Charles Hinelinehome.Rum Charlot was a Sun.day nfternnon vidtor there.
Mme Emma Nelson daughter ofMr-and Mrs.Martin P.Nelson,
will leave Saturdny for Utah to
spgnd her vacation. She will also
v n t H g °;;5°==-
wen o yn e is s ndiweekwithherll".-l.ne...,|ng.'
SAVE 0N PAINT!
We Have Outstanding Paint
Values, Proven by 28 years
of Sales
Q u a l i t y a n d D u r a b i l i t y
ls Our Motto
Prices That Will Please You!
The Arndt HardwareAn
Taylor and Wells Sale Pavilion
Fremont, Nebraska
Jlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
Rolling to Market
.on Bunk Dollars
This bank has always taken an adive
part in financing the raising and mu-
ketinq of livestock in thin nectlon.
Our dollars are backing local :lock-
men and an helping to promots thojmwlh cf the mdumy.
K you and our cooperation at lhh
uuon,comsin.W enhd1b¢q1adio
discus: your rsqukemonh wilh you.
WASHINGTON
COUNTY BANK
Member Of Federal Reserve System
Blair, Nebraska
:HIT U1uattlc .I le and his f a mi ly were
returning _from Detr oit,Mic higan,
where he attended thc annual c on-
ference o f the Lu th er an Deal'
Mute:1 Association.
A far ewe ll pa r ty f o r P a u l Roy -
uk,wh o leaves ne xt Mon dny fo r
thc ar my ,was held at the borne of
his fath er,M a x Ro y uk ,Tuesday
evening.A t sevemth ir ty o'c lock a
fried c hic ke n dinner wa s served to
Mr. and Mrs ..Tac k Sc heer, Mr. and
Mrs.J ohn Ro y u k,Mr .and Mr s.
A r t La a ke r . Ma x Roy uk,He n r yMar y , a nd Paul Roy uk.
Mi ss Ma ud e Ma ster s an d Mr s.
Ar t Gi f f o r d of F re mo nt, le f t Sat-
urday wi th Mr .an d Mr s.Gle nn
Hmu n e r o f Neb ras ka City ,f o r a
te n d a y va c a tio n a t Man ito u,Col-
orado.
fineczwzfki, 'vl¢.;>;=.'.;]
Mrs. J u dith A romson eec omiigl
ied by h e r g ra n ds on , je rr y A r o n :
son, of Omaha, atten ded th e Tek -
nnnual celebration in Te ka mn h,
Thursday .
Mr. a nd Mr s. W . J . Novak vi si t-
ed at Irving ton, Sunday after noon,
wi th Mr s.Ama n d a Hu b e r and
fami ly .
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Andersen and
Luc ille spent Thu rsd ay even ing
wi th Mr . a n d Mr s. J a mes Th o mp -
son and fami ly .
Mi s s Opa l W1ic h c elebrated her
birthday , Sunday afternoon, enter-
tai nin g the following fr ien ds: Pa t-
ty A n n Kelley and Ruc h Buc h of
Kenn ard;Dor is W ilkin s,B a r h a m
IIindley ,A n n a Hansen,Eleanor
Lorac h,Bessie Van Deusen, Ralph
No va k,Ra y mon d Sc hneider, Paul
Schneider,L o u e ttt W rlc h,Mu r -
delle K ahn k, Mr. an d Mr s. Ge or ge
Menc ke and daughters,Rolla nd
an d Non n a Lo n g .
Car la Hi ndley s p e n t F d d a y af -
ternoon at lh e C he s te r Aronsonhome in Teku mah.
Mr .an d Mr s .Floy d H i n :were
Thursday eveni ng vi sitor s at the
Fred Jensen home.Sunday guests
An
Taylor and Wells Sale Pavilion
Fremont, Nebraska
Jlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
Rolling to Market
.on Bunk Dollars
This bank has always taken an adive
part in financing the raising and mu-
ketinq of livestock in thin nectlon.
Our dollars are backing local :lock-
men and an helping to promots thojmwlh cf the mdumy.
K you and our cooperation at lhh
uuon,comsin.W enhd1b¢q1adio
discus: your rsqukemonh wilh you.
WASHINGTON
COUNTY BANK
Member Of Federal Reserve System
Blair, Nebraska
:HIT U1uattlc .I le and his f a mi ly were
returning _from Detr oit,Mic higan,
where he attended thc annual c on-
ference o f the Lu th er an Deal'
Mute:1 Association.
A far ewe ll pa r ty f o r P a u l Roy -
uk,wh o leaves ne xt Mon dny fo r
thc ar my ,was held at the borne of
his fath er,M a x Ro y uk ,Tuesday
evening.A t sevemth ir ty o'c lock a
fried c hic ke n dinner wa s served to
Mr. and Mrs ..Tac k Sc heer, Mr. and
Mrs.J ohn Ro y u k,Mr .and Mr s.
A r t La a ke r . Ma x Roy uk,He n r yMar y , a nd Paul Roy uk.
Mi ss Ma ud e Ma ster s an d Mr s.
Ar t Gi f f o r d of F re mo nt, le f t Sat-
urday wi th Mr .an d Mr s.Gle nn
Hmu n e r o f Neb ras ka City ,f o r a
te n d a y va c a tio n a t Man ito u,Col-
orado.
fineczwzfki, 'vl¢.;>;=.'.;]
Mrs. J u dith A romson eec omiigl
ied by h e r g ra n ds on , je rr y A r o n :
son, of Omaha, atten ded th e Tek -
nnnual celebration in Te ka mn h,
Thursday .
Mr. a nd Mr s. W . J . Novak vi si t-
ed at Irving ton, Sunday after noon,
wi th Mr s.Ama n d a Hu b e r and
fami ly .
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Andersen and
Luc ille spent Thu rsd ay even ing
wi th Mr . a n d Mr s. J a mes Th o mp -
son and fami ly .
Mi s s Opa l W1ic h c elebrated her
birthday , Sunday afternoon, enter-
tai nin g the following fr ien ds: Pa t-
ty A n n Kelley and Ruc h Buc h of
Kenn ard;Dor is W ilkin s,B a r h a m
IIindley ,A n n a Hansen,Eleanor
Lorac h,Bessie Van Deusen, Ralph
No va k,Ra y mon d Sc hneider, Paul
Schneider,L o u e ttt W rlc h,Mu r -
delle K ahn k, Mr. an d Mr s. Ge or ge
Menc ke and daughters,Rolla nd
an d Non n a Lo n g .
Car la Hi ndley s p e n t F d d a y af -
ternoon at lh e C he s te r Aronsonhome in Teku mah.
Mr .an d Mr s .Floy d H i n :were
Thursday eveni ng vi sitor s at the
Fred Jensen home.Sunday guests
anwuucq an youuau| ............,, ...___.Paul Pete rson of Califnr ma.
Sunday = " g g ; f e m o f M
a n d M r s . 1 3 sen u m we r e M
and Mr s.elvin Roaenbaum al
B i l l o f F o r t Cmlhoun,Mi ss E n
Rosenbaum o f Bla ir,Mr .ar
Lira.Joe Ste wa r t an d I va n A
dersen..Ga r y P ete rs e n o f n ea r I r vmg uspentthe. nag;~ _ _ » g 1 u h
l".r.id
idld
n-
)hls
fy
nesdhy snen]bBi»f` -Wm " N
St.Psul's Ladies'Aid held its
annual picnic in Blair, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs,Allred Andersenof Omaha were guests of Mr. andMna. Lillard Jensen, Sunday m(ter~
nnon Eleanor and Lorraine Jen-
sen retumed w Omaha with theAndcrsens that evening.
Mr.and Mn.Raymond Fnsnch
and children visifed Olive Lofttl
Mr, . and Mr£"mF§F1"'r§'.1`=§bf;"'ffi
Pap: ll lon.
Mr. and Mrs. I-Ihrold Taylor andcluldrenattended a picnic st theHoward Taylor home in Orum,Sunday. The Occasion was Howard
und Harold Taylor'| birthdays.
Harry Hnh of Norfo lk spem
Saturday nxght with his pargnts,
Mr. and Mrs. E, V. Heath.
__ Mr. and Mrs.Ron Law ww..
1
fried c hic ke n dinner wa s served to
Mr. and Mrs ..Tac k Sc heer, Mr. and
Mrs.J ohn Ro y u k,Mr .and Mr s.
A r t La a ke r , Ma x Roy uk,He n r y
Mar y , a nd Paul Roy uk.
Mi ss Ma ud e Ma ster s an d Mr s.
Ar t Gi f f o r d of F re mo nt, le f t Sat-
urday wi th Mr .an d Mr s.Gle nn
Hmu n e r o f Neb ras ka City ,f o r a
te n d a y va c a tio n a t Man ito u,Col-
urado.
Johnson.
Wednesdnv evenimz visitors
the Ni c Friedric heen home weMr .an d Mr s.Cla mn c e Soreneo
Mr .an d Mr s.J o hn Petersen
Alpha.o f Bennington.Alp h a
me n d i n u several day s a t
I"riedric .hsen home.Mr s .Cly de Hansen.Bob
J uni or o f Yo rk s pent. se vere ! da
la st week a t th e C.W .Ha ns
home.
Mo n da v even ing Mr .an d M
Ho wa rd L eu tr uo a nd s on s of Om
ha , Mr . a n d Mrs . E d war d L a utr u
an d dausrhters.Mr .and M
Charles Bates an d W i ln m and
W .Bates helped He n r y L a u tr u
c elebrate ids birthday .
'Thurs day evening vieitom atL. E . Pe tern on h ome were Mr. an
Mr s.Stlmrt.Tnllrrmn and M
Jessie Tn llmn n of E lk C ltv anMrs . Nann ie Rob er tso n a nd Gle dv
Ge r ri o tt o f Omah a .Dor is La u tr u p 'returned Th ur s
de y a fte r a . f ew da y s a t the La w
:enc e Pe tti t ho me in Oma ha.
M m .A .E .K n m e t t,Lora ine
an d ShirIev o f Oma h a were din
nor guests a t the Chariea Babehome , Mond ay .
Mr .an d Mr s .A l Han sen an
da ug h te r o f Fr e mo nt we re Su nd a
vi si to rs o f th e II . B. P lu me h or n
om
M r .an d Mr s. J ames Ry a n a n d
fmmilv were callers a t the G.F .
Paulsen home,Saturday evening-.
Mr s.Fred Ra r n u r and Ber tha
visited Le na Dodson in Oma ha,
Sunda v af tern oon.
Mi ss J e an ne J u nz blu th r e tu me d
Thur sday eve ni nz a f te r a week
fineczwzfki, 'vl¢.;>;=.'.;]
Mrs. Judith Aromson accom;:n
ied by her grandson, jerry Aron:
son, of Omaha, attended the Tek-nnnual celebration in Tekamnh,Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Novak visit-ed at Irvington, Sunday afternoon,with Mrs.Amanda Huber andfamily.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Andersen and
Lucille spent Thursday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. James Thomp-
son and family.Miss Opal W1ich celebrated herbirthday, Sunday afternoon, enter-taining the following friends: Pat-
ty Ann Kelley and Ruch Buch ofKennard; Doris Wilkins,Barham
IIindley,Anna Hansen,EleanorLorach, Bessie Van Deusen, Ralph
Novak, Raymond Schneider, Paul
Schneider,Louettt Wrlch,Mur-
delle Kahnk, Mr. and Mrs. George
Mencke and daughters,Rolland
and Nonna Long.Carla Hindley spent Fdday af-
ternoon at lhe Chester Aronsonhome in Tekumah.Mr. and Mrs.Floyd Hin: were
Thursday evening visitors at Lhe
Fred Jensen home.Sunday guests
of the Hinzel were Mr. and Mm.
Alvin Ohrt of Fort Calhoun.
Mr s .Lu ng Do d lo n a n d Gene
Co min g | Of Oma h a, Lo n li n e P au l.sen o f Be nnini rton we r e c lller a a t
the Ra ms ar a nd Paulsen homes,
Fri day eveni ng.Mr s. J . 0 .Mlr ah all. J ea nn e a nd
Beverly ,Ar i etta Christensen.
b l n .He r ma n Kru se and daugh-
ter s. . Mr s. He nr v Ti etzen a nd D e-
lores an d Mr s.G.F.Paulsen n t-
tended c lu b mee ti ng a t th e P.C.
~ ~mama
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ren.ldis
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nt the Bert Loftis home in Craig.Sunday eveninl-Glen French isvidting there this week,at theLoftls home.
Lois Jensen
week at Unehome in Slug;
Mrs. Arno
.dren spent Friday yvlth Mrs. M.i'. Hansen near Blair.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jensen and
family were callers at the C.K.
Ross home in Omaha, Surldll' eve-
ning. Margaret Jensen stayed fora week's visit at the Ross home.Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rasmus-
sen and daughters were callers atthe Gifford French home, Wednes-
""`{».§f°$.""e.French»Ethel and
Irene were supper guests °f Mr.and Mrs.Raymond French, Sun-du '.
is spending thisWalterGutschow
Hansen and rhll-
lllrs. Harold Stork will be host-
ess to the Merimyx Pmject Club,Thursdhy aftemoon, August 21.
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sunday evening callers at theMartin Nelson home.
Miss Shirley Renshsw and Har-vey Walker were Sundsy guestsof Ausnin Renshaws.Eva Mae Snovwden was a week-
end guest nt Chris Wulf's.Lyle
Jesperson was a Sunday visitnr.
Mrs.Joe Love,Mrs.Albert
Schjodt and daughters, Enlella nnd
Rose Marie, Mrs. Bill Wulf. Mrs.
Paul Kernpcke,and Mrs.Albert
Hansen attended a demonstrationat the Chris Wulf home, Wednes-day afternoon.Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.Msnin P.Nelson,Sunday.won-
Emma Nelson and Hs.fy ('~\\iu ofOmaha.Eldine and Lester Wulf andMnrjory Hansen drove to Omaha,
Thursday. Margaret Wulf who has
been emplnyed in Omaha this sum-
mer retumed with them."Mrs.Emma Griffin anddnughter of Teknmah areingthisweekwithMrs.Heath. Mr. nnd Mrs. 0. E.
of Omaha were Sunday zu
Shirlev |7m..,\......_-
grand
spend- aE.v. 1HeathI
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ou vdlm 6AR
e ~ of Your Car!
0 0WeA
v - - - . .r ~ _ _
eg T<z.'?f<1P°r'v§="° For- i u n . . | | s | l 1 l W I n u ~
o n i ¢ . \Mr. and HITS Roscoe Rosenbaumlwanfer of Te nh were 1
visited at the Andrew Matzenhome. Wednesdny evening.Mr und Mrs. WAl!er AndersonMr. Ana Mrs. Carl Miller. md M1-I
and Mrs. Al Nelson and their fam~
u r U u r W o r k la D o n e B y.- ~-~---a | o u r b a r .A l lsvenmg Events of Aunm R°"'h"w ,M a t u r e M e n W h o R e a l i ze T h e I m p o r t a n c e
`And Lub
Mn. Otto Allen of Omdu was
a week-end zum of the Joe lava.Mrs. Drudlln McCann was A Sun-I
'hy visitor.
O f C a r e f u l S c r a t c h - F r e e W a n h m g
r i c a t i o n O f E VE R Y J o i n t .
P
i
threshing cnewat the S ~ m ~ i ~Pool park, Friday.
Jean Tayior was a Mondny eve»
ning guest of Howard Taylor ofOnun.
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|i.|ies picnicked at Carter Lake, Sun
Irint*
Mr . a n d Mrs . Chn rlss Vasa nnd
Elme r are vac atio nin g at Hu r on ,
South Dako ta,wi th Mr . a n d Mr s .
Gwr lr e Voss.Th e J o ha n n I..nurlt-
sen s are s tay in g with L eRoy Vo ss
an d Mr s ,Ma g g i e Voss i l :pe nd-
in g 5 f e w d a y s lt th e L o ui e V o s s
homo while th ey are Away .
Mr . an d Mrs . B en V o u an d Mrs .
Minnie Koepke visited nt the Louie
Voss home , Sun day nftemoon, and
wiLh Mr s .A n n a Gmd e r t a t Ben-
ningto r. th at eve ning.
Mr .an d M n .ln e r Chdstensen
of Counc il Bluf fs ,Io wa ,visited
Mr .and M n .He rb er t l' u | |s n . .l
I
r C Q A L ~I C ming In Slowly
M a y W e I - I a ~ c Y o u r O r d e r
So Ao T~-1
|Phone 333 =
Chnstensen Lumbér Company
£ 2
§De l i v e r y D i r e c t F r o m T h e C a r
§Labor~s A V E s ~
day.|Mr. and Mrs.Wdwr Anderson'
and family attended a birLhdny
party,Sawrdny,at the Jim An-
derson home.
William Voss spent Tuesday
with Mr. And Mrs. Lorin Christen-
nm
&
nnursaay evemnz um- A weekwithhercousins.Marjorie.RuthandDorothyJohnsonof Omaha.Mr. uni Mrs, Harrv Turner andBettyarevacationing In EslasPlrk, Denver, and points in Colo-f°§9-. ___1§
'; ....... °;,§'_;';f_;,§,°g3'" mxgm u n g ; =,_g_~= gg; 1'--g,_g§-,-3;-3;-,ag-
__
-3 "lim Lloyd Millar ur omm n
nd 1 tbl muphil llfvlec oonn ygug ear lib I §..'f!f"'.E_H' 912 §IFFk kim! 'Af 'L".1..¢2'.f...l';'1 ...._§f -_----IIta n t . . . g u a r d in g u g u i n n c m ox -
p o n u . I t c o u t; I i t tlo to b e p r e p a r e d
a g a i n s t s u mmo r d r i vi n g h mm r d l wi th
o u r S o vo r a i g n S e mi c o . a n d i t : e mu
y o u ¢ ° ¢ i l v n p o c i n .
¢ ; u \ . . u u |4 \ | 1 l l ¢ I \ f a l l i » \ l i ¢ f I ,I H U ~u a o u .Cli ` 5 ' $ ` ~ ,a n d l : ! l i n n ; l o t a .u k o b o j i .K ' § I ' " 3 ` , § ; 3 m ; =t e .a s
M i s a B e v e r l v M a r s h n i l r e t u r n e d r a .a n n s r s 1 s " P e "n z
M o m l n v f r o m a w e e k ' s v e n t i o n i n as f e w d a y s w i t h m l a t w e s m M u s -
O m a h n w i t h H r s .S R B a t s o n .u o u r i .S h e a c c o m p a n i e d M r .a n d ]
M r .a n d M m .p r e d J u n i r b l u t h M r s .V e r n o n T h o m p s e n a n d c h i ] - I
I i i h u n ! n u L - - . 1 -*''" "vnnnm In.. Annu ¢'l.._-..:.....en u vllld "v-vwu nllicl ox nr.unen.1 |m f ' " " 'B¢..."`u.. . ?é'.,- .£L'.»... '!.'.:..:££1£'£: ._?f1':'%_.'--!°!,*P*Ye°-e f !f f i f n d v!-...... nu v u a uv uruugu quunlfPro d uc h a nc l c o u rte o us k u um
lou. too. You'lJ onloy our mf room:
maintained l w i l l n lor y our coa-
nni e nc a . Fo r Yo m tri p yuu'll li b
our FREE road maps and our handy
ea rlo gbo qk-.Sturi nto ourni a ti o n
loou. Go Sonuiqn all lbs way.
__..---. -.~--=-r»»»ulrof Mr. And Mrs. J- M. Jlmsen Atthe Rome Hotel Satlndev evening.Sundev dwmoon thev attended Achicken nlcnlc dinner of the Den-ish Brotherhood At the DeniellPnrk north of Florence.
Mr. and 1 Mrs. Gifford Nielsen
spent Monde; evening et the [mv
ter Hansen ame, end Thursdayeveningwith Mr. And Mm.EmilSlander.""'°;{ were guest; at thePaulMelouon-ne near Flomnce,Wedneudey,ln honor of DnvldMelolz'| blrthdly.
Mr. end Mm. Harold Lumen uf
Omaha and Mr. and Mn. Gifford
Nleleen end family enjoyed A ple-
nlc dinner, Sunday. lt the Blairnrlmmlnr pool perk.
nenpeu ruul noamz celebrate hllbinhday, Monday evening.Mr. and Mn.Wlllllm Knenlg
and sons spent Wedneedey evening with Mn. Anne Peterson.Mr. and Mrs.Lure Chrietenserend lenlie egent Tuesdey evening
nt the Ed C rleteneen home.
Mr. and Mn. Elmer Hollleln at~tended n picnic of the Kuhr fem-lly ln Illelr. Sunday.Mr. And Mn.Ed Christensen
were Sunday evening vlxltore at
the Fnnk Hovendlck home.
Mr. end Mn. Fred Weeternud
and Ruuell end Den Vlllbed wnhMr.and Mn.Fnnde Hovendlek
And Herman Hovendlck on Wed-neodiy evenlnl-
Reports nn very uthfnctory on
il
G a r n e r S e r v i c e »/g m #
Ou U. S. 73 Blair. Nobruln ~ ~
¥INDEPENDENTLY UWNED and DFERATED *
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Blain XIQIn»nn|rn 1\\ntll|: I4 H B 1
NOTICE T0 cnaurrons
CO. comusslomans
PROCEEDINGS
(Dlfla¢|U
County oummlldanvfl Room,Blair. Nuhrukn, Aux. 11, 1941The Board 0!County Commis~
Hsnning Nelson,who 1|em-
ployed nt Danver,(Mondo,inconstruction 'Drk for the govern-ment, flew han ta rpend Fridayand Saburdly nt home.
Willilm md Ruth Kn\|e_ PlulMelotz And Dorothy are vncatian-
NOTICE OF SUIT
O'H,an1on &0'Hnnlon, AttorneysT0: Orin Abbot; John J. Aduns;-
-Ada ms,na l mme unknown,spouse of John J. Aduna; J.. R.
Ce||\oun Board
Favors Proposed
Skatin~Rink
v-llvh Bloch. et ll. labor ~
F 4 m m . l i m -alan
E. W. Tnylor & Co.. lumber 5.94MyronTo m, llbor 15.00Pnynon Adams. M. D.. vw-r 87.50ami, mm. D001'a.1oBlair Telenhom Co..D001 8.40
m o
8-701.50
- n 1
3.00
Bond
;: p 8 : lg : u t |o ! t h a 0 l¢ u ~
Sunday svmiug viaiwn of -George Ciumberlxinn wen Hr. ln~Mn. Will Adamn of Hamm. M:
nnd Mrs.Clarence Clumberllin
I
Hsnning Nelson,who 1|em-
ployed nt Danver,(kalondo,inconstruction 'Drk for the govern-ment, flew han ta rpend Fridayand Saburdly nt home.
Willilm md Ruth Kn\|e_ PlulMelotz And Dorothy are vncatian-Ing in Denver and other paint! inColorado.
Mrs. Henry Schroeder of Thur-din, Nebraska, wu 1 guest of Mrs.Hans Schmidt, Sundly.Mr. md Mn. Canon Dey, Mrs.
erman Klshn, and Mrs. Ed Achatz
~I Omxhl ie!! Tuesday for Chey-
nne, Wycrming.
; : p 8 : l g : u t | o ! t h a 0 l ¢ u ~
Sunday sveniug vialwn of -George Clumberlxinn wen Hr. lnMn. Wlll Ada mn of Hamm, M:
nnd Mrs.Clarence ClumberllinEdithxnd Eugene Valder.Edi
ltnyed for a few days' visit.Thursday guest!at the -Quint home were Lavonne AnQuenton Quin of Bllir and Jennette Garxke of Omxhn.Min Betty Ann Quint la vlsitln~her cousin, Misa Jeanetie Glrske
in Omaha, thin week.
The Chlmberlain, Quiet and I-'
children enjoyed l pnny with thHerb Easton child:-r.n_ Wednuda~1 . . H '~
a . . ...._,..._..-l "Hr . a n d Mr s. Llo y d Metz la r a n d
fa mi ly and Mr .and Mr s .Au br ey
Gaine s sp ent S atur day i n Omaha.
Mr s. Ha r old P au lso n a nd in f an t
son , Haro ld Chris,re tu mo d Su n -
d a y f r o m Imma nu e l Hos pi ta l.
Be tty an d Do y le Co x visited
Sund ay at the J oe Kin g ho me.
flsfr.an d H n .Rob ert Anderson
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THE E AT S HOP
-- M e a I s -
HALTKD MILKS-BEER
24~Homr Servlea
Advsrtiu in The Enterydn
m e n t . a m e n J u l y 2 3 .1 9 4 1 .B P O ! ! ! 8 ° {J . R .W ! . ' ° ° ! ° ' » .1 I D¢u »A \\ ia | .f i r i h i l i
vt - u ~~~~J nhl I : D I li I l l a a n Alo § ' " ° 'U9 lIn 3E § T A T E O F F r e d e r i c k W . C h r i s -K o t s c h ;H a n a K o t s c h ;T h e h e i r s C a m p b e l l a n d H .C .l z e o .
m w n d e c e a s e d .d e vi s e e s ,l e g a t e e s ,p e r s o n a l r e -" P m i n u t e s 0 5 * h r m e d 4
# n n n i n n m a n n a n n a n l n n r t h f |
SinkinzF1m
Notice is given to the crediwrs
to appear before me at the Co\m~
ty Court room in Blair. Nebraska,
on the 22nd day of August, 1941,and on the 24th day of Novemper,
pmuenhtlvel and dl atnlr per- "'°5;°"°" 1 " ~ - - a ' ; , § " ' ~ " 5lunl um in tha eu ur fled :lm lollmvinl Ruolutlan wu g
m y o g t h i m l w h g ~ d o m e d :
ceased persona:unn Annan;John J. Adams; J. R.Wheeler,real nune unknown; Carl J. J.
Kotsch; Hana Kotach. and Aug-gunw Gm-aka,real names un-|
known; and all persons hnving
or c\aiming any inte in that
t s l 2 8 a n d 4 o { `pan o l l a .»Bmk 31, In the cicy af B1-xr,Wuhington County, Nebraska,described ns: Commencing on the
....-¢ |:..,. -1 ..m I-; 1 nu lm#
I Be u Resolved bv the amd oi 3
Commissioners of Wuhlngwn 10Ycounty,Nebriakn.that there be 11and hereby is luvied we lollowingliztaxes for the cuntnt vear 1941, 13yincludintt State, County, Townnh.\p,'u
City,Qehml m m m .vnl~ne,|15
Road Dmtrict,Labor Tax,Fin, 17Protection Dinrlct, Old Ale Pm~|13don and other taxes nl renudrd 19|bY hw on all taxnble property in 20...M nmmrv_ .¢ nlmwn bv un. nu- of
1941, for the purpose of mmm-tion, ndiustment And allownnco uf
claims. A\l claims not filed on orbelow tha 22nd dn' ol Navembar.1941, wil! he forever hu-red.Dated this Slat day o!July,
1941.(SEAL)John A. Cu-rignn,
30-41,County Judge.
o. u1.542.922.04n o
.541.962.424.081 ,80
2.60
18.608.94U on
Dr, E. S. B. Geesamm, g>,°°fWllter E. Goehflmr. M...
D00rGood Su-rmriun Home, Wm'
Gmmmn Dm: Store.
D00r
~ Doory e r. poorDr. C. D. Iswtrd, Door
Immnnuel Holv iul.mwrJamieson Clinic and Homvim. poor.[, B. Jensen. voor
séléé |
4.0011.70
5.809.0013.3525.00
50.00
5090!
9.31 I
NO T IC E T o C R E ID IT O R S
W a lte r G.Hu be r.Atto rn ey
Cou nty Cou rt.W u h i m r i o n Coun-
ty . Neb raska.E S T A T E o r He n r y .a do wh
Schroeder, Deceased.Notic e is g iven to th e c r ed itor s
to appear before rne at the County
Cou rt roo m i n B lai r, Neb ras ka. onthe 29th day of Aummst, 1941. and
on th e le t da y of Dec embe r. 1 941,
for the nuroose of exn.mination,s.d-
justment an d allowa nc e of c lmr nn.A l l c laims not fi le d on or be fo re
the 29th day of Novemb er,1941,
will be fo reve r b arr ed.
flu ted this I s t d a r of Aug us t,
19 1.
( S E A L :J .I31.41,County J udge.
o h n A C a n i z a n
cams IIN; e*"`=`3¢h"`"f." \| A °"fI »`§m`é§7¢"`§€ >1ii I.;' 1a;£' ....' ; f 'Ee| §§sou th o o n e a s c o r n e r o leg ally ld d a d 8 follows,t0 - wi t:23
sand lot, thenc e wes t 96 feet,
thenc e south 20 feet,th e nc e e n t
96 feet, thence north 20 feet, real
name s u nkn own , D efe ndmts.
You, and ea c h of y ou, are here-
n o u n e d me o n J u ly 3 1 ,1941,b
H n a C.Paulsen an d E i t h e r 0 .
Paulsen as plai ntif fs commenc ed
an a c ti on in th e D is tr i c t Co ur t o f
W ashington County ,Nebraska,
against y ou, and eac h of y ou, as
defendants, the objec t. and purpose
of whic h is to obtain the'de c ree of
sa i d C o u r t th a t s a i d d a i nti f f l a r e
the own ers i n fee simple o f th a t
part of Lots 1 , 2, 3 and 4 o f Bloc k
37, in the City of Blair , W as hin g-
ton County ,Nebra ska,described
us: Comrnenc ing on the east line of
said L o t 1.3 1 fe et nnuth n f tha
S T A T E L E V Y
Insane.......-..-.......--........
To ta l ....--_--- -_____C O U N T Y L E V Y
General ---..--......-_-___
Road _-....--..--._-___-____
Bridrre - - - - - - . - . . - _ _ - - _ _Asrric ultwm &Stoc k
Sh ow ..---........................
Soldiers Relief
Mother-5 Pension ,.--..-....
Un e mp loy men t &Poor.Reliad __ -_ __ -- -- -- -. .-
Ditc h
A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F 24
W A S H I N G T O N o o t n a -.25
T Y ....-.....--------....$22.f»49,33026
Hi lls 2 7
2.71 | 28
.293 zo
530
3.006 31
32
1.99
.28
.96
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33
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41
42
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4.ss2.56
1.14
2.44
6.02
vuuu:rl.RU ILBIIY,DOO!J ohn Luiwisr. poorTheo.Moorehead.pnor
Neb r.Me th .Episc opal
u § ° " § f * § °?°'2£` .
m. W 5 c n r n i d t,Mr s .Chri sti3 0 0 0 Mr s.Ch r is ten ;Br a nd t
16.00 Mr. and Mr s . A n d re w .
f a m i l y m d Ruaaeil Ba.
~ Slmdav dinner Quests ni
nn AlhlchandCedl
Albach and
nner wereL the Llovd
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T h e B l a i r H o s p i t a l
A llnme lnuliluiiou
mom: au
we e k e n d wi th Mr s .Anders0'n's
mo the r , Mn . J o h n Hi nts an d fa m-
ily .M n .Hin t.:retu rned wi th
the m f or I. sh or t visi t.
Mr .an d Mr s George Davis o f
Tek nrn nh an d Mrs . Haro ld Ty nda ll
o f Springfield,Missouri,visitedSundayeve ni ng at the Aub rey
Gaines borne.
Mi ss D on na C ar ls on o f Oa klan d
wh o has been a t the Els a K i n g
home,was called ho me Fri day
mo rn in g by th e illness o f her
moth er.
Mr . a n d Mr s .Lo u i s Gr i mm andBu d spent Fri day even ing wi th
Mr. a nd Mrs . J o hn Qu in la n, s ou th
of Bla ir.
Mr. an d Mrs. Ch arles Bla nc h ard
were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.
F. W . Ch ristens en at Elk City .
Mr . a n d Mr s.Fr e mo n t Jensen
and c hildren,De lma D a r mll and
Phy llis spent Sunday a t He m-
mi ng fo rd , Neb ra s ka with the F re d
Ber kfi eld fa mily .
Mr. a nd Mr s. Ch arles Blanc hard
a n d Mr . a n d Mr s . To m W akefield
were Omah a visi tor s, Thu rsd ay .
I
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I
I
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l
IMis s Elna a nd J un io r Ba rn es o f'
Coatsfield,Ne blas kn ,were Sst-
urday nig ht g uests at the Frem ont
Jensen home.
I
Mr s .He r b Eaton,Mr s .Aub rey
Ga i n a ,Mr s .George Charnberlnin
and Mr s .W arren W akefield ut-
tended a 1:30 o'clock lunc heon a t
the Ty son-Long shac k west of Her»
msn, W ednesday .
Mr s.Ma rg a re t W illia ms and
uughtern were Tuesday evening
I
HEY FELLOWSI
HE'R HERE AGAIN
Scattgrgood
Bames
He'a that LovableFellowFromFictionThats Thrilling KOILListeners!
Listen For Him
At
4 : 0 0 P M
I 0
Monday Thru
Friday
Pnuntsd By
Wrigley's
Speannint Gum
on.KCIL
1
2.10
3.602.002.002.262.905.86
1.16
2.22
4. 102.1 84.222.383.22
2.543.362.744.20
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» ' u » .r B w \ 'J .n e u l o n ,DOO#M o m s N i e l s e n ,M .D . .m o r
G i l b e r t P o t a d l e .p o o r
I w n y n e P u t n a m .p o o r
R l s r g s O p t i c a l C o . ,p o o r
A [h : c k ,P o s t m a n t e r .D o o r' W i l l i a m $ e v e r a .D o o r
M r a .D i c k S t r i c k l e t t . ,D o o r| l ' I r n .P e t e r s m m e u .I1 0 0 r
: E m m a T a y l o r . p o o r
T e l m n n h I n v e s t m e n t C o . ,
Door'lzruhlsen Bros., poorEleanorIlnzinker,poor
Dorena Walker ooo 1
;g-g':.h....;..1....a;..""""*" v
12100 Lan C. Larsen of Teknmnh was
500a.Sunday dinner guert nt the
6:10 Charles Laughlin home.
6.00 Mins Beulah Laughlin spent the
19_2g.week nd at the parental, Cha:les5300|Luughlin home.900|Mr.and Mm. Sherman Carlsen
5.0J*and Doris Jean, of Craig were Sunmlgw gues ts at the Loren Layman
ome.60.0u|Mrs. Loren Laymarfspent a few
r 03-ggigzyahsé Crgg atS e homecofl her
435.'-ug r.rs.errnan ar sen.c:»e§F£mc1'§k °5 1 2 %MrsdCarlsen had her tonsils re-
mov aff.~§i'3$ gg ¢?§»='l2§"°f."§'?f§. were re-Miss Lena Layman has been in
on rnntiun dulv mud.. and nas...3t her home for several dan.
-:cn 'ro cn :-is rrons northeast -=BmEr'JfN&TJf., illufel FREE HIGH scl-1001.°'°" 'IEc. D°"°" Arun-my 1'{'!}_?"_¥€!*- "'°"°° lnuth zo feet,TUITION FUND LEVY 94 Mm 46: n e n c e e a s t v b r e e :t h e n c e n o r t h '"'~4 7C o u n t y C o u r t ,W a s h i n g t o n C o u n -2 0 f e e t ,a n d t o r e m v e t h e c l o u d s | S P g ; ? } : f : f 1 ' f E ' i ' § h f 3 '" fF fE _ . 4 M i l l = 4 3
t N e b r a s k a .c a s t u p o n t h e i r t i t l e t o s a i d r e a l A R L I N G T O N R U R A L 4 9___1f.§'.§'ATE:O F J o e L n z u r e ,D B -~ b y t { 1 e c l a i m g . ,r i g h t s , t i t l e s |p I R E _ } " § _ O ' I ' E C ' I ` I O N ~:Lau ned.d"'1|¢i&"`"' " "|;.Sunday guelltl at um' Aluné i '22.41% $574 .A..1:l1».';.'l'n'§f1so9 ~ nw *ev r._§n¢! Hn:
4..t:u.r.wu.r l n r e r e s m n a m :a n d d n m n n d n n f l r 1 I < : " r n l r " I R M u l l h 1Notice is given to the creditorsto appear before me at the CountyCourt room in Blair. Nebraska, ohthe 30th day of Aumut, 1941. andon the lst day of December, 1941.
for the purpose of examxmxtlon.
adjustment a n d alloyrance ofclaims. All claims not filed on orbefore the 30th day of November,194l. will be forever barred.
Dated this lst day of August,
1941,
(SEAL)John A. Carrigan,3l»4t County Judge.
NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT
L. Q. Hills. Attorney
you, and es-ch of yon, of any kindwhatsoever,of, in or to said real
eltate,or any pm thereof, to sev-erally enjoin and har you, and eachof you, your heirs, executors, ad-
ministrators and assigns from
hereafter claiming or asserting
any rights,titles, interests, claims
liens and demands of_ in or to Baldreal estate, or any part thereof, toquiet the title to said real estate inthe plaintiffs* to obtain the decreeof said Court cancelling of record
n mortgage made by T. M; Carter
Xi.`I.`I`vl§< ;i1;;.';;:.;'a;. Séii,
'ded fo in Senate File 88ggsrlonm l 1929 and a Labor
Tax of;2.l0 in all precincts aa re-
'red w.""i~h..¢ tim; be and lierehv is ley-
ied upon each and everv oerson in' Waahinkwn County. Nebraska, be-tween the ages of 21 and 60 years,inclusive. an Old Age Pension ~
of $2.00 per person to be leviedand collected an provided by law. _Also that there be and herebv islevied upon all ramble property ofand Amanda Carter to Orin Abbot, each citv and vlllaafe of Waahiml-
datgd Aufust 27th, 1868, recorded.ton County, Nebraska, BSL follo a
si53colony of bees in the County A954
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56
57
5859Fr.Fr.187
2.148.243.344.783.5¢s.oo3.321.647.96
Alter a careful examlnag-n ofthe followinz hills on the d creatfunds. it was moved and aecondedthatthefollowingclaims be ll-lowed,and the Countv Clak ishereby ordered w draw warrants
on th, funds indicated. w nay
same. Qarried, all members pru-
orgnnal IIBYIDK been lost.bHm mcuowan, Lloyd Hulk and.n motion duly made and oar- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Husk and chil-Hed Child Assistance warrant No. dren.279 was ordered cancelled reciui-ent having failed to dim checkbegan death. d |.n motion u mad,d r-ned a Ruolut n wa s "lnifkd
tmnsremnz $4.0ss.11 from the de-linquent mx fund to the bridze.fund as avorooriated by the 1941hudzet.
.On motion duly made Bhd car-
rled.a Resolution was adonted de-
claring; an emerxencv due on un-
anticipated reuuirements of theroadfundsandaourooriatinu§12,000.00 delinquent t u and in~
Mr.and Mrs. I. Hansen wereSaturday evening caller! at the Al-; Madsen home.Th u d 1
r. and Mrs.f l u ie o l tand Donald and Lyla called on thai
|George Hindley family,Monday]
evening.1lMr. and Mrs. Charles Tllielfoldt|
and sons were Sunday evening;
ilos at the Malcolm Brodersenl
ORIG.|Mrs.Malcolm Brodersen was a
Sunday afternoon caller at the.|Ed Wilson homo.lh er itan t taxes z o th e ma d f u Hd ; .|Sund z;'c ff:;e-1guests a t the J
6.40 On mo ti o n th a Boa rd adjour ned C.Brodersen home inc lud ed Mr:
40 3 5 to me e t Au r u u t 2 5 .1941.and Mr s.Charles Brodersen MIr.3 7 1 Helen K. Bo lt. . Cou ntv C ler k.and Mr s .Fr a n k Brodersen an d
» » » » » » _ »
In the C ou n ty Co ur t of W as hi ng -
ton Count Nebras k ay .E S T A T E O F Chris Hi nz ,De-
ceased.
Nnfion in hnvnhu nrismm fhni ffnrn
na uu un 1 ,p a e L a o ,ox png qeeq 10r m e P w r ,1541,l|.B anuwn UYIEIIT. votmg "ay grec ords of a md c olmty ,gggurin asseaslnerut rolls fo r a n d y e a r , o r A r n d t Hd we s
pay men t o f a no te of $26 5.0 0 a nd th a t n g av b n I e xtn llv a dd e d f o r tI : e A u mmi n e C ;1
mterest,also c anc elling o f rec or d fo llowmg acco}mt,s,f o r the y e a r C J_ Beekmmll
a mo rtg ag e ma de by A u g u s t F f o r th e follomn pr our ooses:Ig i ai r Teiephoné
§""`9kP _"W Aug us ta Gurske l o l B L A I R C I T Y . . . .5 ren t a nd tolls
U0ruppliea 3
supplies
sgpplies
LO.9151 County Comminsionefg Room '§"»§"°?»1@,T""JC"1';'§§""" d Mr an
Com. work Bum-.Nehr.. Aug.11. 1a&1.|,md Cmgm 'End ''f""mdM"§§;"120.00 The § ° g _o Ec|ua11zational;:et|MaIoDlm Brudemen mi Polly arid
Co.. sum c a n n n ~ m n a o ent.en+Suaan.\" " Z " " ' "" " ' . " " - ' " t "" " " "' " " 'Carl J . J . Kotsc h da te d N b I mms J .E .Ca m bell,M. Hxn z ha s flie d wi th the u nd er -.'.over f ef Gen er al Revenue ............ _..-_ 5.00 0signed, County J udge of W ashin g- 6th,1882,rec orded ln Book H' , P u b li c Li b ra r v - - - -...... ..--1.00,aud mi lea ge
to n County ,Nebraska,her f m a l 3 .=f| 6§.L.?f.§h°.f'}.?§§?g° "°°'€l"Stree¢Lmzhtmsr ~_-375|.5'=...en r
lllll|||||||||||||||m|||||||||||||||||||||||||||nlm|||||nm||n||||||||||mili|||||||nmE tate .,. ...nu wum.;, m.-nzurmg pay rllellllre p or t a s e xe c u tri x o f th e s of a n ote o f $ 400 .00 a nd intere st
oi' Chris Hinz, DeC\'{1lS@d» anfl f""d° which mortgag e was a ssigned u
an 9»PP|i¢9§i°I1 for final °g*""'§"""j said Auguste Gsrske by saaignmen
tlon and dxsc harge. and or t e a s dated November 6th, 18 82, and re
nic nrr mnh nf 1-n¢x¥rl\m n f Ffntnha i n ~
3 Payment newer outlet ex-""°°»|tension bonds and interest .50 C1f'.§.P'"" Court, court l l l n l
n l a n
" " ' " i ' r & 2 H § " L |)_ Lanz.H_G 'll:-.and Mn. Ed Wilson audi
s m mm ma J . E . c m b e n, c o L Hi p Hwi e i md Min Elli e we re ,|Comr:1lnj_gn:__n and Hzlan K. §21{[§_f==lgg_ggI\§5__§g|3p§r guests at
I USED CARS
N o w IS T H E T IME T o Bu y A G o o d
Reconditioned Used Car
A Big Lint To Select From
1940 Chevrolet Deluxe 4»dr. Sed,
1940 Chevrolet Deluxe T . Sedan
1939 Chevrolet T. Sedan
1939 Buick Sedan
1938 Buick Sedan
1938 Chevrolet T. Sedan
19 3 9 Pl ym o ut h De l u xe T . Sed a n
1937 Chevrofet 4-dr. Sedan
1937 Chevrolet Coupe 1
1936 Chevrolet T. Sedan
1936 Chevrolet Coach
1939 Chevr olet T ruck
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CHEVROLET
co.
Blair, Nebraska
¢
Jg f
Pay me nt o f mf un di m: b on ds
and inb we st ....-_....--._....-
3 00[Coiliri:re &Webster.80|
|to rsr §;§;3:.';:."".§:.;' § . " " ' " ° ? f f f ; ; ; ;:§3.C§»unty 'l"reuum1;bexpeng¢
,Purc hase of The apparatus ..-.3 .}:.nti2rpr1§|':.Drin mr
|
[Maintenanc e an d oberationof :fume department ......_...._
0E va . ns La un d ry .ln.\mdry
40 R. E.Fairc hild,postage
Farnberg- Hdwe.. supplies
u u n m m w m n
To ta l ..-. . . . . .... . . .>. . . .-|Poll Tax $2.00.2 I A RL I NGTON L E V Y
General ..---..---..-..........---.Street Li gh tin g -___..__....__: 2:G0'He n Telephone Co..
Ope rating an d Mai nta ini ng
W ater W or ks -..__-..-.....,.-
Sin ki ng Fu n d to retire
Wu.l»er B o g g s . " 1 : " " ' : " " "
15 95,Max'y Gilbert, c leric al'Da n Greene,ha ulin g:Grfmersen D r u m s n m v
Mi ll Nad ine Guy er,clerical50 5 Mi ldr e d Hansen. c leric al
|tolls20 0 Dr . C. D .Ho war d ,cure
-I wa lte q G.Hub er,Sec.
servic e1 9 9 J C. Pennnv Cn.. nurmllnn
di
.:.o.vu103.57
15.29
1.64
4.4016.35
80.00
10.00
1.0013.75
19.50
\,w..»..,u n z ll.[Lug unarles znleuo lut na me.~Th e mi nu te s o f th e Dreceding Mi ss Ha r ri e t W ilson wa s " :
meeting were re ad a nd aDDroved.|Thursday afternoon caller a t the;
Vari ous Uro bor tv vndzmtiions Malcolm Brodersen home L
we re br ou zh t to th e attention o f Mr .an d M n E d W I d.1 son an |th o 'i' i" '3 ."L ?m2? c h an lz es were Ha rriet n od Els ie c ullefi upo n Mrs.
l |The re bemsr no furthpr bu gmess §'§<;'.£°y*;'§'L'fn'L§§.'Td Lima Lo e
h°HEf"rdK adI')?tm S';=@ Lmh !Miss Harriet Wilson was a. Tue;s»
en '°un v er 1515 ey enigg §uppor.guest a t the
§i|`I=ii"§ii\}r"ne§,;'5',§",,",,;"§',}"],§",| f1'§`.'?°"...',{'...'.'f.°'.Zl' f§I';}3'!t _:ua _Ui.iuwnu |uv;B565U £B(.0IU.3, |1110 81842enti tled to the sa me,and 1 have for other e quitable relief.rwt th e 2 2n d da y o f A u mwt.1941,[You an d m n o f au
I y are moa t ten o'clor:k A.l'b1.,a t my o f l c e q u i m d to ans wer the pé utia n ul
in said County fo r the hea nng s aid plai nti ff s i n s ai d C our t on or
there:»f.;bc fom September 29, 1941, or saic
l} £ \ \ 0 d A u g u s t 5 | ~llnn|\4 Mann ini.- .....:.n -l\ . u u | |l u n ]I A I I I J I l l l u P B I L I H U H w D it r u e a n d g r a n t t h e p r a y e r t h e r e o f
H A N S C .P O U L S E N a n d \.wlnlvolm llrodersen home.25 N°'f`,f_Cf§. 0,g»b§¥";§o§n1§§0HT !i n.and Mrs. Mulcoim Browder
5-00 'ann and family spent Friday after»
w¢ npw
~¥~=R~h D I o s
Gamble Store
Blair. Nebruks
1=:srmsn 0. vouLS1~;i§i§`
32~53.Plaintiffs.
.\ug1.1:sr. Harlwig, ill for the pas!
ufuk, is improving.Miss Ruth Ellen Pitzen returned
10 Lincoln after s visit here.
|.| .. .r . . | . . . l . _ l . ; ; n u .- -- .. . . . .--
3.00
21 .'i'8
3 64.38
3.00
25.00
1 50.00
60.00
35.91
3.0014.65
30.38
164 1.62
6.7515.25
mr 2.50
12.07
4.97
reetc.
I n U1 C t C W h .llovll in Bla ir.....°<>.»§'.1'.'€.?'N g g g s g i as mi r .Mr.and Mr s.Malc o lm Broder-
E S T A T E O F Solomon 'I'.liar 5f~"" Witfg FUPWP HUHSLS of Mr. and
ton,deceased.|Mr'»..I r vln Clenients,Wednesday
Notic e is hereby li ve n th at
He n r v Pn tz e l has filed wi th the
underaairned.Cu un tv J udea ofVf mh in ai on County .Neb ras ka
hjs f in pl re po rt as e xec utor of the
E a ta w of S olomon T.Barton.de-
ceased,an d mn de an npplic htion
f fi na l sd mi ni a r ati u n and dis-
c me . a n f o r e a as ilmme nt bfresidllao f Es ta te to auc h oth er,
gle ri o ns a n # gf Ib ; la w e n tg e d gg]lI\.1lyn Petersen of Ir vin g to n is
e an ne . an ave set e 51.sp¢.'l|1l|r\;:as fe w day s wi th A n ndayo f September.1941.a t lI|Lage».0' Cl0¢ k A . M. , it my o ff ic e i s slid |Thv mnnual re un iu n o f lh p Ohr t
Cuu ntv fo r the he ari nz the reo f.'f:un:| \"i ts hmId m th e park h*rv
Dated Amrusl.12th,_1941.. u m h y '
~J o h n ~Bhldre| i (lh rt Ka th ry n linhwe1
\:\. vn1t1g'.
Fort Calhoun
And Vicinity
I n t e r e s t n n W a t e r b o n d s - -
S i n k i n g F u n d t o r e t i r e S e w -
e r B o n d s _ _- - _ _ _. ._ . .
I n t e r e s t o n S e w e r B o n d s -
F i r e H v d r n n t R e n t a l s _ _ ..
I m u r o v i n z a n d c a r i n g f o r
F n i m n i n m .
ML K - B Printing Co., sunplie;
2 0 0C ha a La mb, b ai li ff
foo W alter Llnraen, rent.
0 I... D. Long, Cum. work.u and milemre
5:1 Vvrena Lund, c leric al
BU W m. D . Mc b or uld , pri s.
'5U|board
'Mor ri s Nie ls e n, M.D.. c m
ln 10 Carl F.Olson. milen fe, ,e
O m h a Pri nti ng C.,sup~
Iga-+++~|»-1-++++++-r»++-|»++++-1~:--15 I I \ 1 " \ \ " r l ' 1 ' v ' \ " l ' | " l " l '
I " \w u s u 1 n'ur. w. F. He m phillDR. ~~'§7§¥'EA"~DENTIST
R ..~Home Thentre Bulldln|°°"i#. 'f' "??¥'° |uildlng I Blalr, Nebrlnkn
~.=...¢..»....__Public Llbrarv __' P a r k Imvro ve mc n t
'lntnl -.._.._Poll Tax $2.60.|" " "|F o l r r C A L H O U N L E V Y |,,a';;;;'.§,_ Aurruat
++~|~|»-H--f Mills ..I'1Iot-Tnbune.auupliesfE;;3,~;==='~5-gg Reprint
i ~" " T " " " " " " " " ' " " " " " " "Scl1afersrn;an Store,hauli1L E O N A R D A X T E L L btrpet In zh timr - - -. . . . . . .j "2.5 ll.S0 n. mer B id ke Mf g. c o ..
|Mamtenanc e of Fare De ..em-ral Contrac tor and Builder .nnwirnnnl onl supplier!
lilnir.Nebraska
¥+¢¢++++++++++++++++++iI
DISEASES
i~»}¢r ~p{;;§==uni |.|n|;n;. ... _Purchase of fire- QBBLEQEGB
ily dmnt, r en ta ls
Bond fu n d _... .,____._
To ta l ,,......_-v m T a x s 2 n n " "
§;;+T. C.Lord Co.. supplies
'50 N.E Tilden,smvey i n2'
~ Wash.CO.BBI|k.ChBl'I10S
'Wash. Co.F a r m Bur..21 59|Of f.Ma in t.
R.Weldon.labor| Arnoric a n Auto Se rv., re-
|| :n..Dllf h
OF THE RE CTUM
Dr. J. Tilton Young
39.56
8.29
81 .2830.00
23.05
u a 1 \\..fuu||1.v u l u u x t n ,
0 * - - ¢ - - - ° - - ~ M u n
m u ' l g o n k~- _ ., . , £ 3 .':3..1
Bl as s C a l l w n m :B r o d e r a e n w a s
a n 0 * - e r n i fr h t s r u c s t ' T h u r s d n v a t
:x m l l l u l h .\ r . r |N e w m a n \ \ | l h l r u m r
Ir i n d vr .l n y R o h w e r ,p l a n t o a t ~
l e n d U n I I I F a i r a t F r e m o n t t h u s
w e e k
T h v a n n u a l H e i s t -r e u n i o n w a s
held allhe Oaklfsnd pa'k..§§unday.
WORK
Blum PrinhR150North Broad Sl Phan -r§|iéi¢"azs4 S ou lh W a lke r Avtlllle2Fremonl. Nebraska |1 100
+ + + + + + + + - H +4-++o\4-+44
|~._T.....H E R M A N L t c v x
General revenue DIlrDosesqi 1 \ n n |amp]n lmnn II. -I-£2 -.
='g;;; J o}\H"ndemon.labor
J Arts Auto Parts. re main;
mom the n n" J ie.~nellllenu on1.'!0Lu| ..,: z..::. :,':..*:°,':,':;;.. ='»'=°|f1»-=-»=»¢ 9 f»~¢"?»@1'i»`"»;"»11';' ;.';':
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\2 3\<f n \YOUR EYES
Get No Vacation!
Abo ut th i s ti me o f y o u r we
th in k o f vic ation z- as ltttio
fish ing o r aight seein o revenju s t a Sunday pfc nlc
outing.
But,your eyes get
n o v a c a t i o n .
W e use th e m constantly .
Th lt ' | t h e reason y our ey es
should be kept equipped with
the proper glasses to ma k e
th e i r wo rk e n te r an d hu mr a
their longer life.
GL A S S E S A R E A C OM-
F O R T
la°~,..
. u u a c u w n u u y u u l n .| . | | g : | \ l | | | §V :O d M i '|p u r p o s e s _ _ - _ _ _ - . . - - - _- _ _ -3 . 0 0 .1 r w o o t o r .r e b a r :6 2 . ' l ' :` 3 l C a l l e r s a t t h e 1 ~ i é " m 3 { 1 } § . I " 1 } 0 m e
0 t i o n ;M n t d . F g r r n e r s G r .&L r . ,l u m b e r
I j e i g e n s i o n ° f k . . § 1 ` . " .` 5 ' i ' § . ? £ ._3 . 5 o f F ' { f §° " °A u t o S u p p l y .
s § . ' n 2 . 3 " ' } . . ' . i E 'f o r u f i i l i é l l i "1 0 0 H u 1 c o c k F a r m E q d p . ,
|o f r e f u n d i n g b o n d s a n d r e b n l n
i n | 8 l 8 B C _ __ ~__ _ _ _5 . 0 0 \ I n £ F r $ t 8 t ¢ 8 M B C l } .&
n o i r "D u r v o a e a . a n | _ ,= ° .' f ° ' : l . = : . . : . f n : "r
P u 2 h u ?» i m ; f n t a ° u "4 ° . E < i L a u t r o n ,1 » i : ' < » r
r e u u a r t m e n te q u i p m e n t _ _ _ _ ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. a o E d z a r M o n t e r o .1111> - r r r
. _ _N e b r I a .O l i ,r m a n d o i l
' g o g a l - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ - - . . - l B . ' 7 0 | N ° £ '; r ' ° ' ° ° ° "&E q u i p . .
I $ 2 . 0 0 .r soK E N N A R D L E V Y l l .~P l u m e .l a b o r
|M i l l s C .l u .R o s e n b a u m ,l a b o r
G e n e r a l r e v e n u e p u r n o a e s 5 0 0 W .B L R o s e n b a u m l a b o r
| S t r e e t a n d p u b l i c 1 i . ~ . m s n £ '§ * ° ! l ¥9 3 ;c ° . , _ ¢ . §_
258.73
26.71
5.46
10.93
100.00
2.92
100.005 1.65
45.41
100.00
100.00
4 .00
43.94
Wednesday after no on we re M n .
lle nr y J ac ks on an d Came ron an d
Mari an, Mrs. Fra nk B rode rsen and
Catherine, Mrs.Ha tti e Cameron,
Mr s.J .C.Broderson,Mr s .W h i t
Came ron an d Mrs. Ac k erman.
Some of th os e atten di ng the
ball ga me in Bennin gton,Sunday
were Mac C ame ro n a nd Bi ll an d
Jack ,Charles Brorlersen,Mer edi th
Ive rs on a nd Or ville Han sen o f
Ornahs.
Mr .'ind Mr s.Gene Christensen
called a t the Ma c Came ron ho me
Mon day eveni ng.Mr s .Ch ri lten -
sen wi n be remembered as Mi ns
ny rr pro wler pe eki ng ln wind ows.Sher iff Mc Donald o f Blai r wa s
called but the profwler had evldenb
ly moved o n.
M m .Ed ith Sid ner of Alto n,Il-
linois,son,Har le y , a nd daughter,
J udith,were guests o f Ha r r yRohwer, J r.,la st wee k.|
Fra nc e s Smi th re tur n ed af ter a
week'a vac ation a t Bellevue.
Ma ri on and J une Mc Nair le:°t_
FYiday night for Lon Angeles, Cal
ifornia.Th ey wi ll also visit in '
Mt.Shasta Calif omi a,an d Rose-i
bur g,Oregon,wi th their gra nd-
rno-ther,Mr s.G¢0¥8e Mc li u ge ll.;
W i llia m an d Otto F r a h m re-
hlrn rrl lfn nrlm:lafhn han alive.nt
Fi
3{){) mmm Huron Carb. Co.,|renlirl
300 Bud Allen. labor'Hans Beck. laborlsum Betts. uhm-
3.60
100.00100.00100.00
_.__.. .. . .. .. .. . - - - -- - »vw "l v : -" ~J o a n C a m e r o n .[ L a k e o n o b u j i J
S u n d a y d i n n e r g u e s t s a t t h e M r s .W i l l i a n a S o n n e n b e r g a n d
M o r r i s C h r i s t e n s e n h o m e w e r e M r .d a u g h t e r ,M a r y H e l e n .l e f t T u e s -
a n g I i r s . P e t A n d e r s e n a n d L l o y d d a y e ve n i n g f o r S o u t h B e l l i n g h a m ,W'.9'Ȣ q/.49 vw|interest ..-..---..---....-.....
Operation and mnintemmce
of firu denlrhnent ..-._._.Purchpae of fire delmrtment
'r.ooB1m Motor Co..remirs 1.50 unu mary rewraen.Washington...Bohn Saw. sm. ns. .em 2a0.Bn|Liqyd and Mary Petersen arel Mrs. Kate Rohwer. Calm Rohm
AC
.Sl
unn_.. . . .
l a m
~"" " " "'0_1 spending leverul days at the d Richard "===~ un have re-g g g y g ~ g v g g ,1 1 Morri| Christensen home.?.§\~T.L`¢ from Fort Callins, Co\ondo.|-.|oil c'1 w an m u g°g;»:ind myxmilmn- g they gf-M Mr. me """|__.a .e ~
i c f p u y mn o `1 4.31 $E§'i'F°'"'2§.,\""'Pzidny lt tha Mn. L1°ya's¢m¢¢m of Dmim.;mn., Say Ie Wm. |$nu!loI
1 ¢e ug, M,|¢h_ & Supp y.am nenun orne.Iowa, was a guest ol Lhe Chu-In| "~7='*'~-labor »<»3:8é ~ ::::'1: '3.L'::::'§:1r :'°°":,~;a;,:-:,.:::,:
.,.~:;:.»:,°;;,:1 "° "'° members °' YOUR '"""' "' mm1»\1r'l¢ Bron. bil, na and msn Q-gy.Qnghundred were prenumfvinit.I ~ MR ~ it ls became you hnva d
equip ment
FAT HOG MARKET, BY WEIGHT, EVERY MONDAY
Schuyler, Nebr.
TAYLOR AND WELLS AUCTION co
(Next COMMUNITY SALE, Fremont, Sat., Sc-pl. u)
'rAYLonawm.l.sL I V E S T O C K A U C T I O N
EVERY WEDNESDAY
Air-Condllloned Plvillon, Fremont, Nebr.
Ho g s S e l l F i rs t a t 1 2 : 0 0 0 ' c lo c k
HOGS- CATTLE HORSES SHEEP
All Cemenled, Smlnry Hog Penn; Convenient Cattle
Ylrds and Hone Shlll
B u n n s A N D S E L L E R S m v z n n
cm Sl .lo uNs o N.Blllr, Our Anellanner,For Snle Da ta and Marla!Information.
'rAYLonawm.l.sL I V E S T O C K A U C T I O N
EVERY WEDNESDAY
IGeneml Fund .___h w l i i l
H 1
I
vm AIk|»S¢ltzcun~=\;=~ In, Oll. KI-I mdo lO r u Schdflsr,InboxJoe '}'l\omu|on. lnbor
Rllev Brodernen. lnborBurt Co. Coon. on, zu.na ollSault Hlnellne, hborlntenuteMach.ASuvvly.mn d nNebr, In. Oil.. reninyym. _Plyllnz._ lbor
N -
mas81.90100.001oo.oo
255.51100.00
7.849.86109.99I
ldr..snd Mrs. Gwrn Huma n md(manly af this vicinity were pres~
enThorvnld Hansen celebnted hisbirthday, Sunday, At the Harman
Plrk.Thule present for |lull:dinner were Mr.and M r s . ' l m
vuld Hunan and M i n FrancesMus. Mr. und Mn. Harland Chrll-
tensen and Betty Lou, Mr.andMrs.Shine Weber, Mr.and Mrs.Elner Hansen and Mr.And Mn.
| dn!-
Norma Louise Smden returnedSunday liter rcvernl woekn at Ok-
amulgoe, Oklahoma.
The Lndles' Coffee Club wu an-
mrulnod by Mrs. LoL\i8e Bolln anthe William Bnlln home in Blah'
lnn Fridny.
Mr. :md Mrs. Oral lhrrinn and
children vllited ln Teknmlh, Sun-
Jennne Kruse of Omlha spent
Q..»..|.--fan.M..rem...l.»..n
lllho mv xuhtri a l
Al lo v u' lh | wo r1 : lp e o p l| wh o hl v 0 \ ue d Alkl-S¢JU¢r a n
ml h u d u t i c l n l u p ms e .
IfAIh-Seltzzri .1ugo o &a |we uy ltls,y ouvrm\ltlnyo urmed-
|dnaablnn;lfltls no \,ltwo n'¢co s¢ youlpenny.Wo wlllmhmd
¢h» nn1:h| upr| c ¢ ¢ omy ne -w\ne rwho l:no!e ntinly ntls 5 e d,
Yourhmllymayneed Alkn-Seluer soonerandmoreolientlnn
youthlnk.Qurguanntae olsatlxfactlon ar ma n y refunded
w r co v e nihunlna llc ondldomlls te dbe -|'`:f ','.,km.mm reel. wemma'Dan Shasta. LaborTmhlnn Brol.. aunvliwWakefieldServ.Stl..
n s .ne.Ralph Scarlett. labor
Alma S. Quin. et -n.laborn. D._'l'lmme. eg al.. labor
5.10100.008.10
sexo64.00 I
9.00m e
Carl Hanaen at Blair.Caller: Mondly evening at thaThorvaldHansenhomo wan Mr.and Mra. "Shine" Weber and Mr.and Mn. Clannca Hansen of Blalr.Their viait waa to hslp ThorvaldHansen celebrala hla birthday.Clargncq and Hazel Christensen,
.-........,.......-._..........-v nu-|mark.The annual Kmae famlly picnicwas held at the Blair SwimmingPoolpark. Sunday. TTMQ attand~Ing were Mr.and l n .EmeatKruse and children, lr. and ln
G99 Neale.Mn.Edyih Kum-andrmcllle.
~I'" E51 ff? m
c m. - s ¢ » n » d » . Ad i n a ; - u¢ . a » n
nu..-'n¢m|»¢m\»r,uu»¢=u»n|»`N¢»u|\|;h.Bead»ch|.DhtxundC¢|1b.u|Gu-
IU In )Baor new lnmumu.lAlk~ Seltzer4
gum .Hgu. gt nu. _lgh-or 51.20 upenr. Sunday inCrlll at the Hn-~ Hmndum hu :one tn Can48.85 land Pehncn homo.ada N .Mn up dr corps,
IVA G I _ _<'FA1~nE msr Mrs-C .Paulson N§é'u"£E BUILT
more sm: people were en-C ~e g f The new home being built for. fo-rawaek by acarnivul 8 e d T o R lmnes Mullin, on the corner o!
IMARRIAGE LICENSES
1ssUEn HERE
Severnl mlrdage licenus have
IVA G I _<'FA1~nE msr Mrs-C .Paulson N§é'u"£E BUILT
more sm: people were en-C ~e g f The new home being built for. fo-rawaek by acarnivul 8 e d T o R lmnes Mullin, on the corner o!
IMARRIAGE LICENSES
1ssUEn HERE
Severnl mlrdage licenus have
IVA G I _ _<'FA1~nE msr Mrs-C .Paulson N§é'u"£E BUILT
more sm: people were en-C ~e g f The new home being built for. fo-rawaek by acarnivul 8 e d T o R lmnes Mullin, on the corner o!
IMARRIAGE LICENSES
1ssUEn HERE
Severnl mlrdage licenus have
Blli r. Nebruh Au u 1941W. A- Shumake
Buried Friday Ip
BLUE GOoSE
SUPER STORE
Coffee ~ J-'L 38
Coffee ~ 3 lbs 49
Butter €:;':;::;lb 35c
0leo ~ Zo 29c
Milk ~ 33.11 20c
Honey ~ 5J.';.39c
Cookies o===~=..Zé;& 25c
"e';S!e1§!9:i§... 2 or 25c
Candy Bars §iE'.?ai,if z for Sc
Butter Cookies i21',».,.l2§c
Salad §.';'J2Z.f§£S.".I".l2ZTQ.. 25c
0yster Shell %§=529¢'°,,'§"79c
U. S. Government Guaranteed Govarnmant
M-E-A--s
Beef Roasts .'§2Z:::,
Hamburger §f:E~.Z§'
Veal Steak ¥:::;
Minced Ham 3221"
Ring Bologna
Bacon Squares
lb 22c
lb 17c
lb 29c
lb 17c
lb l5c
Ib l4c
Watermelons ~ 29c
Apples §Z?Z."iI;I§T.Z. 6\\»=-25c
Uranges ~-1~»=- 23c
Peaches ~basket l9c
Grapefnlits §1T;Z..5f~f 25e
BLUE GOoSE
SUPER STORE
Watermelons ~ 29c
Klekly Sweats,Guaranteed Ripe
Apples §2i`Z.".f§2§f.'I.i. 6|»,,. 25
Uranges ~doz. 23c
Peaches §i€€§I:11 basket l9c
Grapefruits §Z?§Z,n.5 féf 25c
c
U. S. Government Guaranteed Government
M-E-A -S
Beef Roasts 323255,
Hamburger ~
Veal Steak ¥;':;';
Minced Ham if
Ring Bologna
Bacon Squares
lb 224:
lb 17c
lb 29c
lb 17c
lb l5c
lb l4c
Coffee ~ if 38c
Coffee ~ 3 lbs 491:
Butter §:;':;::;lo 35c
0leo ~ 2o»29c
~ §§§';§'£}i£ 3 tall ~§°»;;g;_cans C
oney ~ 5.33. 39c
ookles eLe:.:..2 é.;& 25c
a r s l u n a f l o w s 2 . 3 2 3 2 5 0
P. and G. Fancy Fresh
andy Bars f§E§iZT 2 for 5c
~utter Cookies o2;",,.122c
alad 2:23:25 ;;,i;;T':;';' Qt.25c
IIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|||||||!IIl|I||
0yster Shell %§=529¢'°,,'§"79c
William A. Shumake,Hem1an,I
was buried in the Herman ceme-
fe n on Frldsy,August S, wlth
Rev.Charles E. Hamllton,Blair
Baptist pastor, officiating.Mr.
Shumuke had passed away at G
o'clock Tuesday evening,August
5, at his home, as thc result of a
stroke suffered shortly before noon
ol the same day.
Bom in lllinols on April 19,
company, the second of the season.
There was nothing special about
the one just over.Just the com-
wlth rides, aideshows and the usual
takeon games, but people seemed
to enjoy the affair, even w the
gypsy fortune tellers. .Dlrty and
chattering about nothing as they
usually are they managed to catch
sucken and strange to ny the
suckers partially believed in the
|Funeral rites wen: held Wednes
day at the Trinity Lutheran
Church for Mrs.Chris Paulsen,mon, ordinary ev°ry'd°y carnival,Rev H.C Jul Fnese officiating'
|and interment was made in the'
Blair cemetery under the super-I
4vision of J. E. Campbell.
Mrs. Margaretha Johanna Ellie
Paulsen was born ln Schleswig-
Holstein,Germany.on July 21,
1868, and died August 10, 1941, at
'Third and Colfax street, is :how-
lng rapld progress and is alreadylinclosed.This home ls to ba mod.
'ern throughout :hd will have all
of the lates!conveiences and
will be of ample size for a com-fortable home.'
[ B L A IRITE S E NJ OY
I PICNIC IN L INCOL N
I J. Hillon Rhoadea and familv "_
lun mn na Augui . r3 F» i n~Tdg| | [ I l t , | | h k ¢ n ! mmo ! ! l d | I r e o - .
oras
Costello and
married
A l l l u l t 9 :nammv ll.| J !~l..|
I__.. . .v ..a u w v a u r .N o r t h P l a t t e ,a n d é l e o N m - ' i o n i
O m a h a ;m a r r i e d b y S .W .C h a m -
b e r s ,J .P .~|IIAfzgugt 9: Frederick Jack Wach
F D D §lAI.lif ter and Lnrrninn Nnmmu ma h;
1551, mr. :snumuc e was sixty y earn honey dighed out ;0 gh _the uma -Hos pital a t th e age o f " ' - ' " J " " "a f : me u t th e ti me o f his d a u t h l w m n n n n :urnu ~...¢.....|seventv-eisrht.She h u i been i1\|'f.'1'".p '° d. b" ,J °.f.'" A Z RIf°d °".'md
ife 'Fas marriw fn 1963 LB élfalié r¢J1L`2hd"£hé}'é°m§n'§y""`"' ".,;;;t gijg 1p1»iT.mrs. U?lBlC J. 1"lBnCIl umve down A \rAl NJA.;lulhl He O `"""°'iH¢Kill¥]¢Y of Stonington, Illinois, pany buf perhaps ther; fools will She was baptized and confirmed! £°i"d""§2'bii"'H§3",?'iJ,"i gg; GOBS. _I-I. H. Jacob, Blair, Rt. 2.Augnxt 9: Arthur Felts, 'I'u¥aa,|
"fh0 w_}§1§1 °I}§ _|on, f31flF|¢l.fmf- know better next time.in the German Lutheran faith.lnicnic dinner.32-lt tglfllloma ~ Lois line Pottlr,l
viva. Umor uvxng relluvea mclude ._u__E: 3_5 000 1 2abrother,Jnmes, and 1 sister, VISITORS FROM united in man-hge wiul Christian open in Antelope park Mr. Hilfon *?'L»§~».md 'gmgvofrd nefm
Mrs. c. Mw=helI.b°¢h °f Oklahmna .CALIFORNIA H. Paulnen.In August of umlshwed them about the City and som ma lumber at old nu
Ciw: and another ster Mrs; fy.-~;.1"same year. she and her husband! wound up by driving out w Pio-n..m|..., w~..~¢....,n.»......
On Februlry za, 1892, :he mg' Alter enjoying u dinner in the R uenver,Colorldo.K6 w. Chambers, J. P.
,¢_August 7: FrankLh'|W£lk¢ af Onmhn; n
.L n v "
Mmx¢a by S
Baker and Jam
mrried by Rev.J. Cumelle of Los Angeles, Cdi-
lomin.
»Mr.Shumake raided in Wuh-
Ingbon County during several short
periods Ln Ml earlier life, settling
in Herman permanently abnut
1931.He was employed ns a !a~
bm-er during the put lew years.
family arrived Monday from their
home at Van Nuys,Californh.
They have a number of relatives
heneuboutu,among them Mr.
and Mrs. Chun Mehrens ot Fart
Calhoun.Mrs. Mehrenn and Mrs.
West are sisters.
They expect Lo attend the Plon-
eers and Old Settlern pimic (amor-
row, Friday, and then go on to
Illinois where other relatives live.
.|
KENNARD MEN AT
A. L. CON VENTION
Leon Sumner and Nic Friedrich-
n of Kennand are spending several
~nys At the Amedan Legion con-
'ention in Haltings.Leaving
eaday, they are expected to re-
um the latter pan of thin week.Advmin in Tha Entuprile
Mrs. Harry Sorensen and fam-
ily is spendng the week at CedarFalls, Iowa sz the parenml. C. B.
Mldun home.
ynn mer. thsy moved to A In-m
[three and ans-half miles muthweat
of Blair.They lived there until
1921 when they came in Blair,
which Ind alnce been their home.
She. was preceded in death by a
son, Ernest, who died in infancy;
and Another san, Charlie, who died
March 6, 1924.She in survived by
her husband. Christian; one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mary Wulbem of Blair;
and a granddaughter.Margaret
Wulbern.
I
p a r k s o f t h e c i t y .a
at the Clarence Chamberlain hom'Advsrdne in The Enterprise
several days last week.It Brings Rudi;
ISSUE SEPT. CALL
FOR FOUR MEN
The local draft offiCe this week
iluod n alll tar tour men, to be
inducted inw the army for a yeafe
service an 'l'hm~slhy,September
xl.A unmiv s lin wi ll be nn-
nounced in the Aww: 21 issue of
The Enterprise.
Eleven men will enter service
next Monday, folluwing a brie!
ceremony at the court house.
rrunces Brvwn, Minoun Vali;H.H . |.~own, mu-ned by S. \V. Chambers,sz-sv J. P.
'§2.$|FoRMg:gzcoUN'r1ANUUTRANKSTFPRO Y #1 nnu u v : v u u vn . ,QI»U.|UDB!!steel ic e box, $7-50:6-burner oil
stove.$7.50.W a llp a p e r a t 2 5 %
CANADIANSI
Mgny Older settlers mu ~m»»-IU
>
l
E
ber Frank Mead, who long yenro
ago moved to Cannda.Fn mk h q
a grandson, George Mead, who ut~
tended the Blair schools when 1
boy.The following item from theEdmontonJoumnl of Edmonton,
Clnada, their home tovwh, has this
to say:"George Mead, Jr., son OfMr. md Mrs.George Mead,12
mi l~north of here, is reported
from St. Thomas, Ontario, as hlv-
lng mule s remarkable record lt
the R.C. A. F.training center
there.ln a recent examlnstion he
obtained not only the highest
marks,out of several thousand
students but the leoond highat
ever made at that enter.Someoftheexaminationwere oral,
conducted by British experts.
Honors thus won carried withthem the award O! a gold medal,
praented by Colonel W. A. Bishopfor extrlordinary aptitude, ability,
and achievement in the presence of
8,000 assembled air men."
Meud's work puts him in line
for a commission snd he may be
retained at SL Thomas as a mem-
ber of the instruction staff.
||c ..en of Kenuard are spending several
32-It The Arndt Hardwan.
FOR SALE:G00d clean 1930
Chevrolet coupe.$75.
a z-m Marvin Nyguxd.
2 3~wny reflecmr Immun. Ami bedd;venD0n for sale.Chew.Call DeSoto Swre.32-1:
1 ~ . ~offlce.'
82-It v. F. w. Auxiliary.
RAMS for sale. Fnrrt Calhoun.E.R.Hardy Inn-n.31-Zt'
FOR SALE:Bmwnin I-I WormE'K'DelU-Nr Cnvlulea."F ma n
these capsules myself md slur-
aniae them ea Ret the worms or
Yong:money will be refunded.Pnce 10c each.John Lund
28~10t'Bldr. Ne r.
.¢-
vention in Hastings.~Leaving
Tuesday, they are eXP@¢*g¢d to re-
'f'»`"§T:71l"7'f"'ideal hot weather food served hot or cold. Meat is iust as ""'` 1
§?
Nqommm .,~»¢?'¢`f$=:§aff§i 2 1'\e <\ ' ~ Q ~a"a meal wiI|10U' MEAT ls u meal _ef
i f ' Z . ," " f v ~ " ~
M E A T c a b ```"n e prepared so quickly lt ls an °2*-»~1~..
MORE ruins TO PLAY
na summennmf, 100 ~
N OTICES
REAL ESTATE
WANTED
_,
.n r :__ _ _ _~
Baked Loaves `2`f`§?§§T`.I§;~ 2 3 c
Sirloin Steak 31353 ~
Pork Chops 211, Rib c ~
~ ~ Bent Chuck C .-.___...___Lb.
Gro u n d le e f ' ; § § ;. , . , , . , . . ~ u n .
S m o k e d B a c o n '$JZ§;'Z"'Z'T ~
P _|;|Wlsco
291:
25c
22c
33c
_ I9c
.:|:1 :_;n~u ~lx.,,w,»°wd in U J/fry r f /I
b o d y a l w a y s r e q u i r e s p r o t e m t o b u l l d a n d r e p a i r h s s u e s .S T E A K A L A M o n s ;
/ v "
H l I . 0 S E A S O N i s h e r e .S e e W .J
''
m-:SIDENT INCOME nmv mv
close ln, by owners.P. 0. Box450.11-ct
IS OA RD I NG pla c e for hi gh sc h oo
gi rl.Ru by Kun ne mun n.Ph an
K e n n n n i 3591.32-1
W A NTE D : Man to s ell we ll~ kn o ~
merchandise.N e w liberal a r
rangeme nf. pe rmits good p rofitsMerc handise on c onsignmen
wi th ou t in ve stme nt.No si g ne :
required.Ca r needed.S.F .
linker & Co.,Kep k u k ,Iowa.
32-St'
W A N T E D :Ma r r i e d ma n to wo r k
o n f a r m.Ho s e :Wilson.3 2 - lt*
W A N T E D :Dead Stoc k. free ore-
mi u m.Bla i r Ren der ing Ser-
vic e,Phone 17,collect.Ho llyJensen,asr en t for Uni on Ren-
dering Co ., LaPla tte. Neb r. 29-tf
S C H OO L G I R L Wants wo r k for
room.board.Glady s Larsen.
3 2 - lt 'He rm an .
M A R R I E D C OU P L E to wo rk o n
fa rm.Separate house.
32»1t'._.Le ster B ar to n.
ter, Mrs. Mary Wulbem of Bl~ir;
and a granddaughter.Margaret
Wulbern.
Mrs. Harry Sorermen md fam
Advmin in Tha Entuprile
I~n ~ m e .l n ur
c o o w e sml mmm,-:sth
4 "1 "°
Visit y our S A F E W A Y ma r-
ket.There are n lot mo r e ho t
weather m a t rec ipes by J ulia
Lee W r ig ht th at a r r y o u r s fo r
th e ta ki ng .
. n f ~._g g 1 C _._a g ¢
P _0 |K e e n ,. | | [ ,1 1 . 1 0 S h e d
Flour
Kitchen Craft . . . s pquality.u e
2|-lb.4s-lb.B u g ~Bag l ~
~~.- 4
Coffee
Hills Bron.,Butter-Nut
nr Folger's.
mb.2-Ib.
(fan Q Can
The Enterprise.
Eleven men will enter service
next,Monday, following a brie!
ceremony at the court house.
at the Clarence Chamberlain hom'Advsrdne in The Enterprise
several days last week.It Brings Rudi;
ceremony at the court house
BACK FROM COAST
r " _ _v r Ht h r e e w e e k s o n t h e w e s t c o u t v i s
iting relatives and taking in the
wanders of that glamorous land,
returned ta Blair Int Monday.
While ghere he vixlied all of the
places of note and the only mgn-Lhe hui wu that he could not stay
longer.
th e rsroud parents of a d a u gh te rEllen . hor n at Blai r Hoe ni ttl, Au x"
ust 5.M m .W i lli a m C.Hin eli ne has
been seri ous ly ill th e m s week.
Mr . a nd Mr s . A nd r ew Ha i er an ddau ghter o f He r ma n we re g u w e r
RUe8ts at th e Ma r ti n Ha ie r h ome
c alling later ar.W i llia m Hin elmes
Mr s.Ro la nd Hinelim-of O m m
arri ved Th ur sd av evenini!fo r a
visit wi th Mr s.W i lli a m Hine linc
her sister.Mr s.V e m Bennel o f Portland
22c
33c
25c
Bag "g a . .2 1 D l ' C f t
Cana c
I b I hxT~- l s s u r e s t r u e c o o r r g HER!!_ _ _ _ _ ( f : m 8 C 8 % - o x .2 3 5 ; - o z .
c n l b .2 7 g P k g .2 1 C P k g .5 3 C
._.~J;33¢1._.§'.§;37¢"llllfigffg
l'f`i'$; zs ~ 2~~c ~1¢;f';f4s¢
- - . ¢ : : . 9 ¢I v o r y
- D o n ~Flakes or Snow
é?...S3c ~ Z l c
291:
~v
Flour
Kitchen Craft . . . s pquality.u e
2|-lb.4s-lb.B u g ~Bag l ~
cnnfnee
Hills Bron.,Butter-Nut
nr Folger's.
28c ?Z53c
ket. There are n lot more hot
weather ma t recipes by Julia
Lee Wright that arryours forthe taking.
"
Q.-fg ~nlauun anew? __,~Cherub Milk duce, Bennington he r 30 3t
run uc S AL E o f
nilum will he hSaturday.»*"§"~West Front.ra
32-lt
household fur-ld 1:30 D.. m.,,r 16,at 403. Henry Bakem
__ _.._......~.._ .w..\-H rm~b
e
e lhelll bakedPIES.cakes, Batt!to order.14-if M n . M
WE ARE RUNNING n clan re~
eration place.Come in und seelogyourselfmdbringWu:§gg"""Blu-lr Recreation Hull.
n
urls Tnmx.
v.......,.Wu .ummm rcrunxmwith them Liber a visit with uwHamiltons.
.Sundxv visitors at the WxlI|.¢mHinellnehomeincludedMr.andMrs.Clyde Hlneline and Shirlvy
Ann of 'l`eknm|.h_Mr.md Mn.,Rudy Thnden.Mlrtha Menckr-,Mr. md Mrs. Rolxnd Hineline.AMr.and Hrs.Rudy West gudnonofLosAngelesarevilitlnzl
Mr.Wut'n hrodufr. Niel Weszl
and family,and at U10 ClausMehmnu home.|Mr . md M n .Vernon HinelineandlnmilvwentSunday lt the'Hu-ry Hinellne home w m a l l
nm.-
Milk §:"C:';';:'a¢,:
Ol eo MaybelleEdwardsZi? 23c Zl'I45c
When serving iurd coffee, enjoy the delightfulflnvor, body und nromlllut Edward: Colfee hu!
Coffee?.'£L`T'£;,_,,_l6¢____féf;§ 45C Mavnnmaim
_-'--J -_-.-. vw ml mme.»'»-'-zsc -huTea 3f'5f.}LrZ'».. -_-.-
'I'|Tea 0».....~°F=i». -..__ --_--
Grapefruit Juice
Fruit Cocktail 32"
u
Apricols sue;-f.-f`ff§f_'i:.an19c
Pears §5'JZ'¢T'h.»u.».
..--_-Pl=l-Mayouume Krall---
?;».": 39¢Pen-.lel 5':;:'::£.":.....
T21 _-§'&...3¢ .lar Caps Hia.. ____.
2 1% 1 23:Jars ?;|h==1r'|3¢___
""£&.l8c |:1|.|||:
FURNITURE upholntering, rsfin~
lshing,repairing, lout wllnx.
mg work, mntmuea, etc.Phone§'é"& 151.Geox-gg N. Hiller.
FOR RENT
WANTED: Woman 26 to 35 vaxn
Miss lauine Guatin ll snendinu
levenl eavs with her znnd-mother. Hrs. Dave Gvurtin.
Mr. and Mrs. I-'rank Nelson and
family Attended 1 Isreweil pany,Sunday, at the Mead park in Her-
man honoring Eric Christensen.student pastnr lt Hill Crank.Mr. and Mrs. Roy Andersen ofOmaha spent Sunday afcemoon mlum w 'r x|.|.... um...4~& Z/eqetailuinns nn' A Rae-_Dnle,EEIZTV,'I (lr : w a n
If you feel that the "eerly bird get:the worm"when
buying fresh fruits and vegetables,try selecting them at
SAFEWAY where they are priced by "weight"Instead of by
"place," "bunch" or "dozen."Here, the smaller sizes move
out along with the "larger" oner,from morning tlll night
depending upon the needs of the earlier nhounen.In ff-.-
,_ _.,.. "~"':" ..,...<.yfor operator and office work.Funeral senncea were held anMake penonal xpplicntlon.:ghe John ~l§5¢"{*§
.';';"W¥f"'°""'_»~B '1 .1 e oc32 u 3-f Te ephone Co lar Mrs. ,in hg-;,w;§;g_ 8;
MODERN Rooms with private ears. mo er °nrrv 1*h a t h ,l ' l ' \ o n e R l n c k e s ." 2 " * f l Z" '1 % 2 " '{ " g : ; ; ° 2 ¢ § § ? @ f' § ' f ' ~ S , ; ;
" < : , ' : , ' : F ~ " , r . ;: = , ; - ~ ° m »$ ; ¢ ; : . . z " " x . f a ' . . ' : a , : r ° ' ; , , : ' ; : :. : , , : . " ;
. .......|.|,.\. :mem ---_--_--cm .nau-Pineapple.|uice},'1"'{,'.., Z 'é1'.T. 19C
Prunes Wller-puk ---_ _--_§'f¢}.?. ~
Pork & Beans 'é'.'i.»~.-_4 &2,':,25c
Country llume, funcC O N ]Cre ammty le ....-....
C h e e s e L a n g h a m . _ . ......
n n - ¢ . . l . . . . . l ~
m -
Tai 1042
-_-u>. 27C a. .--------~|.n nmullsi ze o r ll g h t wei ght fr u i t or vegetable in a ll !ha t's FOR RENT:
available, thn¢'s all y o u pay fo r a t SAFEW AY,nn we prlea lnquire -»'{
the m by th e "po und."* " " " "`
" " """ "" M ra .Bmaném R»iz1ed§é of"°"§
Au d 11 _.f0*rrnerly lived in IIennm.'11, s$»-§»-?.¢. ggffl Iennie Justine,who becnmg il!
the first of the week and wan ink..
I
II
'mQ u n r t ~-__Ju C
_.§;1§;; Zlc
ar.: 151:
Lem ons
Oranges
u n . D a n n . ;
Sunkili,
Larle Slm _--_...-__-
Sunkiat, V||enci|_
Lb. 121:
Assorted Sizes _._____,____.-Lh,8c
. . | _ . _ . .
uuwNs'1'AIRs APARTMENT for]rent.Mrs.Mnry Imzenlev. 109,E. lincoln.32-lt'
CARD OF THANKS
WE WISH to zhmk everyone who
yu po kind to ua at the time of
an ¢° ihe Bla i r Hmi i i m¥ m§ § .is renorted on be imnrnved.
futher and brother. Willi\m Shumxke.We wish to tbnnk es-
mly Rev.Chnrles E.Hun-
iltqn for hh lympurhotlc words
Brand
Ritz Crackers NnhlnmP h f h P l . | , . .0
v v l u ua nw Mi ll e r' |_.AM a l t Blue Ribbon . . . ..__., . .
~ Tissue __,_._.____.4 iJéf.; 4s¢
mn.~
Mmm HcBnde'a duth. Every and tho friends and relative: whv v | l l . § I . ` l l . l ¢ l l l l l 5 Wailon ___[,|,_2 g |thing was rw l l l y lnv wd a h dI sent such beautiful floral offer
H mmm °Luz'-|ez- .er,Brothan and bla-I H n wma...-.». m________,__~1.~n...-|-1:\..-....=-..-£4-\tm-1.
o
§ ; : ' . f ; a ' i 2 : . ' ~e
Hu. C. E. llitchell,
lame: Shumlks.
Ad'r \rd nln 'l' h¢ E nW W lll
Toilet Soap $31! 3 mv.. l7cold nn¢¢h`m..;§.-_ff§EE.: ié
s Y o u i 'S n a p s h o t s
F an P'wsaa'Y':»';:.':.';'T..'.°'e*;:,,L .:;':s:;.=.';~;:
_. _- -. . . . . . . . .- _u vn u u lu l 1u w
~ "m--f§f'5`e'5e`#'T~'~75v|b e n c I U
Of Y
f arm
,.....-.-N mu-n:.x o u r x m u m nwi ll be lu n g n me mbo r e d ,
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