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BLAIR, NEBRASKA, NOVEMBER 13, 1941 srmsc luv no n PRICE PER YEAR :mo
187 Attend
Dinner of
_feeders
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DISTRICT COURT
TRIAL, MONDAY
District Judge John A. Rina olOmaha came ta Blair, Monday, no
predde in district court on A :nabterarising over the ¢\1l£°~i.V of
Dorothy Marie Rimel, a phlld of
about twn years ol age.Thu testimony brought out the
0 I ~rownDriller, Civic
Leader, Dies
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Red Cross
Dinner Open
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EORGENSEN HEADS
RED CROSS
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Rev. H. C. Jorgansen, pastorUI the Fint Lutheran Church,
v u elected chdrman of theWI-lhiugton County Red Cross
chapter In th -ecourseof theannun! meati~~ » » :~
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MISTRESS APPOINTED
Mrs. Honors Badger of Adingwn
has received adidal notice of her
appointment an acting poltmis-
treu of th¢ Arlington postnl!ice_ho ml the vacancy caused by the
recent death of GJ I. Pfeiffer.Her
m a n n
of the Poshnaster Generd, Wuh-ingwn, D. C._
Mrs. Badger Il not new fo the
work, hnving served u nalshnt
for eight yan during the time
that har hunbnnd,the hte J. C.
L't:\:uu|5 suconuu.:u w 'cussed, Pictures Shown
of County Fcedlots
DINED ON PRIZE
,4_H ROAST BEEF
The first Washington CountyFeeders dlnner was held at DanaCollege last Monday evening andwas attended by 187 men.Most of
those in attendance were larmera
and cattle feeders; a few werebusiness men from Blair who areinterested in the operations from
the sidelines..
Paul Kruger, Fort Calhoun !eed~er, presided st the meeting, inho-
dudng the guest speakers.First
on the program was a showing oi'
colored pictures taken by WilliamSteavensen at the time of the !eed~ers tour last summer.Steavux-sen's shots showed pictures of feed
lots,types of cattle being fed andmiscellaneousother material ofgeneralinte.
A talk entitled "Feeding Ob-
mel OI Umlnl nau. lnout I yearago,given the custody of thdrchlld to Mr. and Mn. W. C. Neth-
erton.The father brought an nc-tlon fa regain the \cu.stody ot the
child and this brought on the hear-
ing.After ha rl ng i h s evidence onboth aides of the question Judge
Rina decided that custody of the
child Should remain with the Neth-erwns.Mrs. Netherbon is s great
aunt of the ohild.
ISSUE CALL FOR5 DEC. DRAFTEES
Notice of Selection has been
mailed to five young men of thiscounty, tn fill the December quota.The Selectees will report at the
court houle 'hxeadsy morning, De-
cember 2, when a brief inductionceremony is plannd.
The draftees are:_
Bernard John Thompson, BlairAubrey Eurwv Root, Blair
Russell Mundorf, Blair
llennie LeRoy §mith, Blair _
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Over State
FORMED NEBRASKA
DRU .LERS SOCIETY
One of Blsifs leading citizens.
H H. Brown_-passed away, Sundayeltemoon,nlwr n long illness.He had been in grndullly failing
health since being in an automobileaccident a number ot yars ago.
Deceased was born July 15, 1882
in Fremont where he grew to msn-
hood.He graduated from the Fre~
ment High School and later st-
tended the Fremont Nurmanl and
the State University at Lincoln.
He was paulonately lond of mu-sic and wu s member of a Fre-
mont mondolin club and of the glee
club st the university.Whereverhe was he was an attendant oi'
church and unlisted in the music.
At un early age he became s mem-ber of the Congngstional Churchol Fremont and when hs baame a
resident of Blair he transferred
IIORGENSEN HEADS
RED CROSS
Bev. H. c. Jorgensen, putozol the Hut Lutheran Church,
v u elected dminnm o!tha
Wlllxington County Red Cross
chapter in the course ol the an-
nual meeting, Monday evening.He mowed: Read 0']:Ilnlon, Jr.
Other utfleers for 1942 nie:
Nic Frieddchsen, of Kennnrd,
who'w!|reelectad vice-chain
mm; Dr. E. S. Tripp of Blair,
m~else4'.ed secret-sry;and FredGuysr,Blair,treuurer,mc»
ceeding Jtmatte Hedelund.
All officers will uk s ovsrtheir new duties on Jmumry lst.
CAPTAIN MARSHALL
JENSEN IS HERE
Captain and Mrs.MarshallJensen, well-known in this vicinity,amved,Tuesdny,for 1 three
week's vidt with home folks die:
npending two years in the PanamaClnd rone.Capwn Jensen, wholl connected with the medical corps
ol the United Sfaiea anny_ ie the
lon of Mr. and Mn. Nels Jensen otWest same.The Jensen: have been ltstloned
at Pmnma City, neu the lame fer-
riwry where Captain And M n .Menill Reeh were statiuned.They
have 1 three weeks lelve miter
which they will go to Abilene, Tex-an where Captain Jensen will con-tinue his work in the_medical corpsofthe army.
Thoy will leave for the south-
land about December Ist.
78 Draftees
From County
Dl gg Year
First Year Of Selective
Service Comes To ~
Close
As the first year of the Selective
I la 1; monthServiceaunetoacosesftheeevenlyeighthWashington
Uommunity W orkers List-
ed; Mrs.~R. E. Vint/on
In Charge Here
Badger, wu poltmuter.Slié Mao;|DRIVE CLOSES ONECMcClellan om yeaf,THANKSGWING DAY
Death Victim man Inn in Blair.Some tar-
In¢.ere£led workers fromANNE LAGE
The four lending Young Citi-
zens ol Washington County, asdetermined by the rwently held
Young Citizenl contest,ure:
Anne Lage, senior, Fort Cnihoun;Marilyn Guyer,junior,Bldr;
Wllter Jones, senior, Arlington;
and John Skinner, senior, Her-
mnn._ The con§es¢ was qpohsomd
WALTER JONES
in this district, winners will be
nnmed in the near future m beZvelts of the World-Herald attheannualstate-wide YoungCxtinns canien in Omaha the
lxtter part ol this month.
The above pictures show AnneLage of Fon Calhoun and Wal-
tgr Jones of Arlington, two of
After dinnm»_
roll call chairman.Guyer:I plum for the drive now
ny, and exphined the reu-Wuhlnzton County's in-
quota of 1200 member-
l clminnm who wi!!com
u ma u n u n w 0 1 m mr mu vl c i m tywereshoc ked late 'W adnesday ai'-
a...............A.-r--.2 l '°'
by the Amer ic an Le gi on pu tt,|th a vr h me n i n tlmef colinty con
md W IS C0!|.dl.lCtEd in ~ u n '~Th e 'f ih ll hnlnnl nn ilu ;
der the supervision of CountySuperintendentRalphE.Fli r-child.Representatives from the
high schools in Blair, Arlington.Fort Calhoun and Herman parti-,,;,m'_,|
__._...,..........-ow W.m econtest, coming from County Su-
perintendent Fairchild, came inina late for The Enterprise wobtain pictures of the other two
gljnnan, Mg-llyn Guyen ond John
wmuuu un neam ul we neun ofBenBailey,World War vate:-an
and member ol the Stanley E. Hain
Post 154 of the Amedcan Legion.
Hailey died of his own hand, hav-ing shot himself with n gun bor~
th
tie
ma
H
e roll call in various com-
: of the county, are Mrs. R..
on, Biair; Miss Dagmsr 011Eennan:Nic FHedric}men_
servationl"presented by W W_ueorge uenrnna Lmuen, ulaxr gy mernbrshlp =; gh; loci! church
Derrick animal husbnndryman ot e wu awa y;ep ul and activeg e .clnyege ug. ,xgr1¢gl¢un i n I N S T A L L R A N G E S iv the qhmh §nd at his dmh held
s o n , ~
ln , A r ii n g to n
Fontanelle..
__,,,w,,_ounner.Anene :wo vnu appear rowed from a neighbor..1Fmmamongtheleadingnext week.Bailey had been in poor health
young people of the high schools mg in nervous state for some Lime.
mnc oln de alt wn .h the c hange s in U10 highest offic e the c hurc h c ouldfeedingmc thnds ove r th e la st 2 0 D A C N o ff er , th at of d ea c o n.
A » . . . . .! \ . . . . . .. . . i A L . ._ - 2 - | . -. - - . . A ! _ . -
mm wlidrén aré:Mrs 1=~i3¢aThe deceased wan barn near Blnirf§.he'use of: alfalfa pasfuge ir :H
s n -i wm,Pe t e r mn ,A m "
Johnson, Lou Latta, J. R. Vinckel.:smug neer life.He was the- son of 1
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bailey.
weeks ago his brother,
vnu unvuThree
Frank.
Shadle Mm Josie V m
, Mm. H. Lyle Guyer, Mins.
look, Mrs. Harvey Simpson,
arl Pieper, Mm. Lutle Mn-
r. and Mrs. Fred I. Krogh,Mummert, Rev.John P..
A¢l|!:n|.v\.l\.a..»nunxu|¢,\:.: u n n c u u -"~~~t h e r e w e r e g o o d L ° ; ' : ' ; i '; ; ,' a § ," § , s , 2 1 ; ;; : ; ' , 1 ' f
a n d b a d i n f l u e n c e s e f f e c t i n g t h e H r d t hf e e d i n g s i t u a t i o n .A b r i g h t S p o t m e n n 0 e r t o s e c u r e e r a n g e s .o n t h e h o r i z o n a p p e l z t e r c d i n t h e f a c t '0
t h a t m o r e m e a t i s i n g c o n s u m e d W d P
h t m t h a n i n p r e v i o u s y e a r s w h i c h ~~~
t h e r e b y c r e a t e s a g r e a t e r d e m a n d 'L J __|a n d n f i r m e r m a r k e t .O n t h e o t h -I n A n n w n n n n
\Bmoks. cum K. Bendorf. Mrs. J-ma r tr me Eayor P. C. Sorensah,
Whitford, Mrs. Reset!
and Mrs. F. H. Mc-I stations.For se§fera} years he éb
emted the station now run bv Emerhand. Keilowav b°rnu:zht Lili I I D 1 1 P l c u c u u c u The chairman and solicitors be-there is ni much gr£ntEié§iie in?
ulnt ion in the Un ite d St ale ! t hin
in fn mmr v nn r ;Tn mlnlllinn 'Ilan- .. ... 1 . u »g n n u u u n a v| | |un .:'u n c e r t a i n t y o f t h e t i m e s m a k e s R I P 1
d i f f i c u l i n m ]h n vn r r f n t l a f n n l i n m n f I " 0 \ V R f '
a m ' a a ;;;;;aa;§";flJ;;:"§; ` "¢;;5é'iBu`¢`i`§`iTaté}'3p"
stated.The South American situ-t i o n i s n o t s e r i o u s , K e l l o w a y s t a t e d ,p r e h e n d e d
n n u r n i l n l \nn a1 l nf ¢ lu n , . ~ »l I. .. . .. . . .u , .
400 Hear Geo.
Johnson Play
Electric Organ
Concert Sunday Climaxed
Annual Harvest
Festival
George Johnson,well-knownOmaha musician, was presented ln
| concert of organ aelectlona, Sun-day aftemoon, at the First Luth-eran Church.His appearance cli~
maxed the church's annual Harvest
Fatival.
Repuwd to he one of the middle-
weavlu most talented .orsmilt-».Johnson gave an extraordinarily
fine performance.Hia instrument
was the new Hammond organ, re»
cently installed in the church.
A day of festivities preceded the
concert.Following morning aer-vices. more than 225 congregation
members and Dana faculty mem-bers and students gathered ln the
church parlora for the annual fel-
lowship Harvest dinner.Rev. H. C.Jorgensen,pastor,was in charge of thefeal.ival.
\S IX W E E K S A W A Y
Six weeks from bday win be
Christmas.Already Christmasshogping is beginning fnd pros-
G. LUND IN COLLEGE
"WHO'S WHO"
"Who's Who in American Col-leges and Universities," reference
hook of undergraduate collegiabe
leaders throughout the nation, willinclude in its 1941-42 edition Gor-
don Lund, Arlington,senior at
Midland College.
Lund is one oiieight Midland
seniors to be named for the honor,
according to notification received
nom the national headquarters at
the University of Alabama.Char-
acter,leadership scholarship and
potentialities am the criteria usedby a committee of deans for selec-
Lion of students to be included.
Active in journalism, dramatics
and music as well as several minor
activities during his years at Mid-land,Lund has,indeed,made a
IT
~..tg the sc hool?public ity direc tor
this y ear after serving last y ear as
edi to r of Th e Midland,student
newspaper.He is th e s o n o f Mr .
and Mrs. C laren c e L und o f Arling-
ton.
Launch Farm "§
Machinery l K
Repair Drive
Scrap Iron and Steel
Badly Needed For
Defense
A campaign lo repair farm ms-chinery new on hand was launchedin Washington County, this week.by the County Agricultural De-
fense Boand.Howard D. Thomp-
son, chairman of the bnard, is incharge of the drive.
Announcing that the campaign$9 IINNU well nnderwny, Thomp-son said. "l'nttinR used machineryin working shape will be essential
to achieving next year's foodgoals."
The govemment will make metal
available for sufficient repair
parts to recondition used equip-ment.However,farmers areurged to check machinery and oth-
er spare parts EARLY to avoidunnecessary delay.Every bit of scrap ii-un and steel
nn the (arms of ihe nation is
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2:30 o'cluc k.She was at the Lu th-
enm par sona ge in K enn and whe reshehadbeenbedfastfo r se ve ra l
months, at the time of her passing.
M u Jensen ha d bee n ti p: vi c tim
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c i a l l y i i 's t e e l m i l l s a r e t o b e
k e p t r u n n i n g a t 1 0 0 %c a p a c i t y .
T h o m p s o n a s k s t h a t t h e f a r m e r s
of thi s c oun ty re move u sable parts
o f old imp le men ts and sc rap the
rest."Th e y wi ll no t b e expected
to give the ir s c rap away ,"said
Thomp son,"a s Defense Boards
have been asked to he lp s ec th a t
fa ir pric es are fered f o r sc rap
metal.Price c el gs have been es-
tablished, howev , a nd th us sc r ap
wi ll n o t b e hi g h ]
No t F a r me r P r o g r a m A lo n e
Th e C o un ty Defense Bo a r d wi ll
need the c ooperation of merc hants,
mec hanic s,blsc ltsmiths,sc ho ols
and c olleges to assure the suc c ess
o f su c h an imp or tan t c ampaign.
"Th in i s a b ig jo b in wh ic h the i n-
dividu al far m, c ou nties, and s tates
mus t c o op er ate to f ur th er the D e-
fense P1~og'rsm,"Th omps on de-
clmred.
KENNARD PASTOR'S
MOTHER DIES
Mrs Bertha K. Jensen, 76, moth-
er of Bev. P, C. Jensen ol Ken-
usblv- x>m:¢n'-use of the com-lunity'a Young men.For the convenience of Enter
rise maders, the nelectees,eo-ethr with each man'a order
A most alistic portrayal ofchsnlcwrs 'li a the Arlington:
junior clan play, presented Thun-dny and Friday evenings at the
Arlington School audiwrinm.
I l !- u l n s n u b U u a l b l l l u l u l ~~~~l l ~f r e s h m e a t i l g o i n g t o B r i t a i n a t
t h i s t i m e ;t h a o n l y m e a t b e i n g r e -J a m e s M i l l e r h m l l y o f S o u t h
...S t u n t w e n m t l r i n g f o r t h e n i g h t~!r :| : t ' . b ¢ l l l Q u ' l C l l °c h e a p e r §f f l ' e ¢ p i n z T o r n n g | Q | | , d q u i t e |u . ll. B R O W N
H e w u n o t o n l y i n t e l
i a u n l n - I f - I - _l . - |
Clos in g th e p ro gmm wa sW r ig ht,after dinner e n t
deluxe wh o titled h i s talk
in g a Co mmu n ity "
The menu c onsisted of 4~
mashed potatoes and grav;
tered c orn,W aldorf salad,
olives,Parkorhouse rolls,
jolly .pumpkin Dio.and oo!
present. mrs. nanc y , tneon ano the r p ag e o f thi s i ssu e.presentation.[iss Ma rg a re t Lu tz ,wa s One drnftoe wi ll rep ort f r o m Th e play was di rec ted by M i n n
mptember 24,1934 W ashington Cou nty th is mo n th Ma r y W erner o f the hi g h sc h ool
ng besides the wi f e ar e llie i s C.Ne i l Sutton,son of Mr . fa c u lty .Th e cast. included J une:
uns.'n..:1..........._:_f.| H -"°
IThohr»r~f was; c he sent to A k -
Snr~Ben by Gordon Nieman of Ari-
ingtnn.
Thv banquet c ommittee was GeoT. Ile-dolund, A. 0. Sirk and EIIIOF):
wvmer s, uu y , ox muir anu walv. er| oo urse of study .His orde r nu mberof Gar y , ind ians.1, 453_
Servic es will be held at Campbell
Mortuary al. 2 o'c lock Friday affer-
noon.
CALHOUN 1-ACT
P L A Y L I T L H E L D _A new aulo mohile sales and ser
A one-uct play entitled " On e
W o ma n "featured th e pr og ra m
whapu ln . ,........-».,.a ,...| _-u .
NEW CHRYSLER,-
PLYMOUTH AGENCY
vwe establishment ma k e s i ts b o wto the Blai r p ub lic thi s wee k with
the opening o f th e W ashi ngton
County Mo t o r Sales i n th e n m
Ray Rosenkilde, Gerald Scheer, and
LaJ ean Daniels.Me lvi n Br o o k s
was s tage mana ger.
Be twee n- n ets en ter ta in men t wls
pr ovid e d by a bo y s 'q u a r te t, th e
membe rs ap pea ri ng in ap pr opr ia te
c ostumes to sing songs of the "g
90's".Mi s s E u la Ha r d i n g wu m. ~
c ompamst,an d me mbe r s u f th e
qu a r te t we r e Ti? .m-les West, Lloyd
Ma rs ha ll, Di c k Pa u ls o n a nd Ly le
Plugge.v
I)Fzillrhey
BLAIR BOYS PASS
u u u b n u :s a u n u u i v l U L L I I E C l l l n 'U " _- U "" u v s u s n u u n u nP a u l T y s o n a n d B i l l S i e r t ,w h o p a n y ,h e m e t a .m a n w h o a n s w e r e d m a n y f r i e n d s .
w e n t t o L o s A n g e l e s ,C a l i f o r n i a t h e d e s c r i p t i o n a n d h o c a l l e d t h e ~1 " 2 § B h §; § § g { 1 f f f §h n e f g
s o m e m o n t h s a s m .w r o t e 1 ' e l a t i w = n | n m h n r i H M \\ n ¢ ~ . 1 .n . . ._ \ . . . _z . .e r s s .
..-- -- -w u u u a u a u a n u u u u u n |'l l.|._ _ _ " " - n u '"a 1 U l 6 D : L ¢ lt h i s w e g k t h a t t h e y h a v e c o m p l c t e d c h a r g e .M r s .M a h e r 1 J ¢ § ' u ? § L ' 5 " ¢ h ¢a n d . f o r t h r e e y e a r s s e r v e d a s " B I
t h e c o u r s e a t t h e g o v e r n m e n t w e l d m a n a n d h e w a s t a k e n t o t h e ~ o f L ' a ; ° § " 1 ; ' j ° o n § l ° ' X ° d i P 3
B B O C a -inp: sc hool in Sun Pedro, California, county jail.| ..
an d afte r s ome 350 hours of in -Nn lh in v rlnf in if n has kann .1,_.... tion of Well Dnllera.
s t :
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AL.Lum,me s nlpu uu u ln g plan t e m- |tpluy s 36,000 me n and c overs 2 0 0 ' C B d
ac res; I2 new ships am under c on-~l l ~
struc tion."South Omaha Street is
like n churc h c onvention, compared ~~ ~
io those noisv shi obuildimr vnrdn"1
fa mi ly .Ol L h e i mme di a te fa mi ly
he leave s his wi f e a n d fo u r c h i l-
Ore go n; Mrs . Ho war d Fa ir c h ild of
Oma h a an d He rb e r t an d Ra lp h o f
Rlnip u . ..um \..,..,......_-
dren,Mr s .De lma r L o we o f Bly .
he wrote.'I ' § s o n i s o n t h; ~A k I
yard" or night shift and is still S S l lI c r e a s eattending the welding school while'Siert, th s n of Mr. and Mré. Pau1_.Sifft. iseerployw on the daytime.N¢'?'1 Iy$10,000 More Than
children, one brother,
Brown and four sisters, 1
Noyes,Misses Mary E
and Edith all of Lincoln.
The funeral services
l
,ura n s puuenns wm '1 'ake | r1 wf. rm-, Arfns tqa d ha é ~'L
host of ar 1 ends h `ahaPa r t ; l n C o u n t y B a n d him weu n E ,EW ¢.,¢.Yii$'n.`"
M o n d a y Ev e ' >"=g .
H u ! !1941 is Needed To Op-
_no m me Methodist Church withe l a tb C o u nt y Ifiev. Rex Moc of I-'remont officiat-AIRPORT OPERATOR
s o n n u x u b [ n u The Washington County Board'has placed oh me, for final ap-
Announcement has been made'this week of the selection of Steph-l
en Krantz, of Omaha, as the opera~|tor at the Blair airport when activeclasswork starts January lst I-'in~
al papers regarding Mr. Krantz
and his equipment are to be filedby Saturday, November ma,According to information givenThe Enterpdse,Mr.Krantz will
operate all~metal planes and hiscrew will consist nt two flight ln-
structors and a m nlc.It ladefiliibely dwded he will have twol
planes for student training work
and he reports that he may havel
proval December 8,the annual
county budget for 1942.This givesa flrst inkling of what may be ex~pected in the way ol a mt bill forthe tax year to follow.
Last year, the estimates set out
in the county budget for expensesforoperatingcountyaffairsfor1s41, totalled $188,745.44 for allbranchesof county allalrs that
rely on funds raised from taxation.These sameltema_ as set up in the
budget for 1942, mul s19s,42s,13,
or $9,879,439 more than the p
year.Items infrnasn .... ......»._\ ».---1
I.ng ann rmenrrurrr. unuer supervis-ion of Chris K. Bendori' w-as made
in the Blair cemetery where the
Masonc had charge.
Pallbearers at the services wereRalph Fairchild,Dr. W. F. Hem~
phill,Ray Krogh,Walter Gut-
schuw_Henry Jensen and FrankThompson.
SUTTON To REPORT
FOR DUTY, FRI.
C. Neil. Sutton, Blair, will reportforinduction into the Selective
Service on November 14, having
volunteered some time ago.Fol-lnwlnr a hr-la(f~a».~...-..... -1 rr,
, e w w .myers url:oegmmng tonosoaboutforgiftsfor friends
Only five more issues of the lo-
cal papers in which to tell of the
gift outlay of the different stones.Tho city papers are beginning to
tell ol the large displays of Christ-mas gifts and before long the
streets of all the smaller towns
along with the store windows will
be decorated for that big event.Blair merchants have laid in an
ample supply ol Christmas wares
and, aa usual, they stand ready to
care for their customers and thisyear a special invitation ls being
made w visit the home merchant
nd relatives.
tool ner a year ago, and she cameto Kennard from Audubon, Iowa.
last June.She was born and had
her firlt home in Sdr. Stenderry
near Kuldlng, Denmark.Her hus-band died in 1892 and in 1900 sheandher only son, Rev.Jensen,
came to this country.She hadsincemade her home ln or near
Audubon.
_The funeral will take place. Fri~day. at one o'clock at Our Savior-'s
Lutheran Church ln Audubon. with
committment ln the Ebenzer cem-etery Welt G! that city.Bsaldas Rev. Jensen.Mrs. Jen-
sen leava a brother. Rev. Theo.P. Beck ol Bmah Colorado..
u n u n u u i v u n o n n v n nA R M I S T I C E D A Y
A special Armistice Day obser-
vance, planned ahd presented un-
der the supervision of Mrs. MaxonMcQuarrie,held the attention of
Fort Calhoun school students,
Tuesday.
A lasting impression of the an-
niversary's aigninmce waa` made,when Mrs. McQuarrle read "TheMistake",an article reeently
printed in the New York Times.
Mn. M¢Q=»=f- dm read several
lines of dney Lanler's patriotic
poem "Oh Land O! All l lava".»1a.a.|~.».r..--..-.:..-.r -1 "__
led for under present plans.
The ground work for a county
hand was laid this week, as invita~
tions were issued to interested
rural school students and their
parents to attend a meeting at the
High School auditorium,Monday
Blair School music department, is
in charge of the venture.
Pupils from throughout the
county will be trained for partici-
pation in the band,and a galaconcertand Washington CountyMusic Fe niw will climax their
efforts.A summer band is also
Also in preparation fo the Fee-
\ u u n r l s l h n J U I N S
FL YI NG C A D E TS
Robert Kelly (Bob)Flynn leftSundayfor San Antonio, Texaswhere he has enlisted in the U. S.
army as a flying cadet.He re-portai for duty, yesterday.
Flynn successfully passed Ure
written and mental examination
which is given to applicants of the
flying cadets, il they do not 'mg
at least 50% of the college credileading to a degree.Three full
days are required for the written
examination.
evening.Leslie R. Marksfo!;
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p me.t court houne, he ~,fund, coun y re-a d,soldiers' md num'mud, lwlyévr Fort CroolnThe work barinninx January m county mr, oimm mm, mothuu' recen y ~ g g ;ggw ===»g=f the auspices agpm pension, md an-1 fund.A com- C1\£¥*=F'=l"""'°\
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un| manners w1 r ._____" m "'°|l F I V E ' m A G E n r E s~ ~ ;r ':.;: r;';:":r:.'""' ms PW-' r o n nynthe 'S E TS mn hm sinééX"izB£if 'A"" " " "
3,n, who backbone a eh 1,N A nn ehorus.e uninens interest!eumum, md lane DEG. nn" g d from of the county K_Wheat _----_---_._-_--..-s1.o2 America _ and 1 nag salute -
yy"mmxma l a h mnke um eom 7 0 ma real home Corn. old --_...-.......-...-61c nie*-ed tha o 'T(
'H' gf gm °f Christmas.20111. new -...--__5'lc MDQ fl u 'e n u m n m
mA STUDENTS It wa n tbu the Nelrruk bu. .U..wwmng a plete budget summary itemized in Aclass this ml.detzil. may be found 05 nan uven. of Mr. and Mn. c.
ROTARY GOVQ QI FmEmaN ENJOY *¢°'~ Rslvh mmHaan,formu-d r Methodxt
North Plath,de! vildtnr in
nhnmoon.
Ndghborhood
Illo lu M Mr.,Klopp,l u i
VLNCKEL To ADDRESSCALHOUN STUDENTS
In cuncludlnk Nldonal Educa-Uon Week obsernnea In the FonClllwun ndxools, Superintendent J.
R. Vlnekel will l d d n l the nu-dent the latin: put of 011| wsek.
Hin Iubjoct will be "Education forD¢mocncy"-
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Ba rl e y - .._ _
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Produce
.u.¢~v¢ vu- Ln. uv./|.|.u|.|.L1;RITES, SUNDAY
lin. Gum H. Schmidt.ugh-Ler of the lute Caper Stork,
pulc d any an lut Wodnolhy nt
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JIXZH. 5»»»»¢._88c Puneml nsrvicel 'gn bo held121: nm Sundny tmm ¢ho wwn me k_10¢ Luthenn Church at 2 p, m.
g k A eomplew obituary will Q70 g'lv~
nk on maxi vnek.
Seventy or more Dann CollegemzdenuwillJoumew Omaha,~°'=-y 21, 5; we §~»-» Heine's
spark s Ice evue, which opens
at the Ak~Su:-Bm collneum on No-
vsmher l8.
Arrnngsxnents lor nmnduaoo oftha ymm( peoplaln in rn o f
Coach Ruhll Olson.He u~
nnged no that the entlrs p 01Dum lhldsnh will be hated in one
mocdon.
critter was ;!!¢v:¢ionxte.
wun't.AmmlpeededupbaneieoddbeadaeI;-io
.ecoulAmnntouebedntzollrtome eilitwaachnrged.
p g g wr f i h B ll b H L R E S T E A K F R Y C h u r c h , L . , . , : , , o i
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THE ENTE RPR ISE
| hudinnr Newlnlner Subwdyfion Pgiu Pqr You-, 81.-50
Entand n lecondduu matter under ihe uct of Conznu of ll.lx¢h
1879. lt tha uoswllice at Bldr, Nebrukn.PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
KMA Country School
Coming To
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think 'Didjn evex stop to
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JOHN A. RHOADES, Editor and Pubifsher
HILTON RHOADES, Anilwlf Editor; Advertising
MARY-BETH MLQUARRIE, Lm\ Editor
D. M. HANNAH, Componitor and PreumnnMiss VANOLA J. BRUNTON, Linotype opé-mr
MARIE RASMUSSEN, Linotype Operawr
LEO HELMSING, Apprentice
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SelecleeClyde Arnold Johnson
Kenneth Lee JacobiFred Iawrence BerennEdwin J. MordhorstWallWalter HulkBen)in M. Gllliam
Nels . NelsenStan] Y A. KentetterEmil~C. I~\1hrms.n
Rouen E. Peters
Leo G. Hooks
Occooatlon
BookkeeoerGeneral LaborerCommon LaborerFarm LaborerFarm LaborerTeleohone LinemanFarm LaborerFarm LaborerFarm LaborerBunineas ManazerFarm LaborerWilllrd W. Warrick Farm LaborerHarold W. Nelson Farm LaborerLester W. Paener Flnn LaborerWayne M. Fmher ram LaborerPaul M. I-'laher Common LaborerWilliam L. Miller CfmkMerlin C. Miller Fam; LaborerTornmy Paul Jaber Alm-an Student
Irvin Henry Harrie Farm LaborerKenneth E. Reddlrx Studen A.ircr;.ft;Glenn A. JohnsonCarl C. GreenFloyd Tnnleu.
John Thurston BrormlnkEdward H. PaulsonLaverne L. EdmondsonCliffordTaylfrr
Hmm W. PetersonBernardKamlnskleLloyd A. NelsonTheodore R. AntrimVemon J. WalkenhontHarold H. HancockBoyd L.\I.ewiaWilliam X. KruseChester Auzuat FranksEdward B.Hansen
Bryan C. Reid
Waller C. Wdch
Wilfred w. StorkRoland C. HovendickHerman G. MohrRobert F. .InhnelJohn F. ArnAllard L. BartlinltReynold L. RosenbaumRichard J. SchultzElmer J. Birhob. Jr.
Genrue W. DonaldsonErneat E. GilesRaymond Ahlsen BeckGustav E. RnllandKenneth SornnsenWillis llornGlen lrvin HolsteinMyron M. SorensenPaul W. SladerJames Linhart .Rudolvh Fuhrman
Paul C. SiertRollahd V. BucklinArchibald SchlavferAlbert John W1-ich
Harold Ole Thomsen
Enlene R. ClementsCarol S. WarrickOtto Joe BoockNorman Lewis Ladvril
Robert. R. \\ horlow
Paul llnss SchneiderHarland F. GustafsonLyle M. DavidGlenn Oliver SolberltAlvan L. AndersenOrvin Smith llleierhenrvLeonard MathiesenGurdon Bryan
Farm laborer
Farm Laborer
PlumberFarm LaborerFarm LaborerNm-aerymnn
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Sarvloe sta.Attendant
Farm LaborerCommon Laborer
_UnemoloyedBusiness MannerTruck DriverFarm LaborerLaborerFarm
Farm LaborerFarmFarmLaborerLaborerFam LaborerLaborerFannFarm LaborerFarmFarmFarm
LaborerLaborerLaborerFarm Laborer
LaborerLaborerC. c. C.C. c. c.Farm LaborerFarm LaborerSales ClerkBurmese Manarzer
Farm Laborer
Elevator Operator1-'arm Laborerc. c. c.
FarmFarm
CamenterGeneral LaborerLinotvoe OoerntorNurserymanFann LaborerFarm LaborerFarm LaborerStudent. AircraftFarm LaborerSales ClerkFarm LaborerFarm LaborerUnemuloyed lCLCl C.)
a orerilk TesterForm LaborerSurveyorForm OoeratorUnemuloyed
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Hdn was low..
The iruest lint included Mesdimes J. Tiiton Younsr. of Fre
mont:G. R. Ellison og Omaha
Auvertue ln The Enberpdleiz Br-inn Results
Rouen o f Elli mrwond Kan sas : W il-li a m Cla y ton o f Gr an d Islan d:
To m Ea so n of No rth Be nd : W a y n e
Dmd e s o f W i n s lo w:W .I .Nelson
of H e m m n :Ho wa i d Mar sh all.Leon ard W u lf. Allen Laak er. Th er-
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..~a ~,1 Ȣ:|~1 gH e l e n M o o d y . b o t h o f S a n t a M o n i -
c a .C a l i f o r n i a ,a n d o n e b r o t h e r .
L e R o v B i s b e e .
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- . . .. .. . .. . . . ¢. _ _ . . - . . _ . _. - . . .
the whole bu rden of sup ply i ng thlt
po we r h u f n lle n on th e lo c a l pri-
va te elec tric c ompany , as part of
its dzy'a wor k.
Th a t c ompan y pro mptly added
millions to its construction budgetItexpandedoutput of exizthag'
.....
ly at the forefront of those who
are today fighting the trend to-ward socialism-a trend, which ifil. continues, will mean the end of
free enterprise, and the end of so-
cial and economic freedom for cop-
ital and labor alike.And organ-
ized Iahoig. for its own selfish reas-
millions in taxes, over the years.
Thatfs the way private enter-
prise works--with it.s own money,
plants and starbed major new
plants.It threw all its resourcesinto the job of making sure thatSan Diego has no serious power
shortage.The result:All de~
mands for power are being moand, according to company engl-
noers, will continue to be met.And
an..°"*E1q,..ug-h
~ Cady:L ¢ | V ¢F o r
M Betty Mlnhnll md John C a r o l i n a A r m y P o s t
Youf wan honomd at a dlnnex
Sundny evenimr.when 342-nn Captain And Mn. Dunne L. CadyMn,Tom Essen sntertuned lt and Bob left. Wednesday. for Forttheir home rn North Bend.Moultrie. Chnrleston.South Cnro-Guesta were MQSHYB- and Mea~ Iina after snendinz | Len-day fur-gfy-es <§\\»g# .E""F"v%§.?f;;=h;-guih at the garenml. Dr. and Mrs.
ayne avleno 0 .V.ome.Ackerman of Lincoln. Mxss Kath-The Cadys have been llvlnz ateryn McNamara and James Gaunzh- St. John'a Newfoundland.whereen ot North Bend.Captain Cadv was base veterinar-Miss Mamhall was also honoredglan of the entire island.He wasat a migeellnneogs shower Klven bylrecenuy transferred to Fort Moul-Mrs. Gxlbert Elhson ol Omaha, rm-me. where he win b¢ attached no
Saburdav afternoon.Amonz the,corm pres service command. and16 zueats were Mme Marshall. her||Mend.xnz veterirmmsn at themother.Mrs. Chet G.Max-ahnll.,Chnrlea1an ordlnamze debartment,and Mn. Allen Laaker.w1h ng-ional quarters at the nest.Mn. P. L. Cady and her dauzh-J Sunday.members ol the Cady
mrs-in-law. Mrs. Duane Cady and fnmily.lncludinrz Mr. and Mrs.Mrs. Rrdmrd E. Cadv of Norfolk.!Ru:hard E. Cady ol Norfolk. and
were co-hoaiesles.Fndav. lt a Jlck Cody ol Manhattan. Kmmu.shower and luncheon for Misa Mar- nthered at A dinner. held in honor
|)||]|_U! Bobhie'| second birthday which
Mrs. L M.Pewnon held hizh Will occur the latwr Utd: of thilscare at hrldn. and Min Evelyn month.
Hdn was low.F 'f.;..;-...;.;......,...-,
The _.,_|~.
...: I :~0|l8I~bi li ty a s it i s c h ar ge d wi th today
.. . . W ha t h app ens to the lab or
recent Chamber of Commerce re~
port states that these plants aloneare adding'1,0D0 workers to theirpayrollsweekly, and that each
r li ke TVA _ Bo nne ville, and si mi-
~r 1:-i"°i¢¢U.mak es the heldlirlea,
hlle pri va te enterprise supplies
e bu lk of the elec tr ic demand in
c ountry ,wh en no t prevented
~rn doing no by pampered politiIiarojoc t whic h us ur p states'
gh tu ,individual opportunities,
d tux rese rves.
.
Doing The J ob I1
W henever one o f the go ver n-
me n t socialized po we r systems 1;
provides servic e to a. community or
a n in d ultry ,th e r e i l a b lu e o f f
public ity .All th e sk illed , t; xp ay ~
er-supported go ve rn me nt pr op m
gmndista turn loose wi th enc omi-r
uma.Th e unin for med citizep
Mrs. W inset Is Rebekah Kensington
President
A no-host me etin g o f the Re -
bekah k e wn z to n wa s h e ld ,F r i -day ,a t the ho me o f Mr s .H a r r y
Oster man,
Ele c ti on of off ic e rs was held.
and the nlan s wer e made f o r th e
annual :
o c l .»a r g I s e t kji de ~g |~ R u ~tw R U B EU '
M a r s h a l l .R .A .. D a vi e s s M i s s e s T1 1 n r r M r s . M . E .J a n e D i m e r v o f F r e m o n t ." " V ° ' " ! w i n s § ¢ . ° { > » - § = i . § § ? § m . . .H a r r y
H e y n e o f N o r t h B e n d .E " ° " " \ H a m m a n s r .vi c e vr e s i d e n t ;M r s .
m s t a n d A u d r e v W e b b .T . ;. § : . . : ; 1 " . . : § ; '. f. . . ': '<a n r s
F o r m e r Az l i m z t o n W o m a n ,7 3 M r s . W . H . H a d l e v w a s a z u e s t .
" E " ' "O n C o a s t |T e d A n t r i m o f C a m p B o w i e .L e R o y B l s b e e h i ? r e g e i v e d " ° " d T e x a s .a n d J o h n E d m o n d s o n o f
o f t h e d e a. t h o f h n s m a t e r .M " ' ° | C a m D R o b i n s o n .A r k a n s a s .h a v e
G r a o e l§a\*1¢iH0¥I-7 3 .o f O a k m n d b o t h r e c e i ve d h o n o r a b l e d i s c h a r g e s
C a l i f o r m a ._f r o m t h e a r m y .
M r s . D a vn d s o n vg a s b o r n a t F E H 1 - I A b i r t h d a y n a r t r . h o n o r i m z H a r -
t a n e l l e .a n d m a m e d h e m .h a v m s r r y H a m m a n s r .w a s h e l d S a t u r d a y
vi s i t e d h e r b r o t h e r l a s t . a b o u t t e " | e v c n i m r .A r n i n o c h l e M r . a n d M r s .
y o a r s a z o .[ w i n A d a m s m e l d h i z h . M r s . R o b e r tB e s r d e s h e r h u s b a p d a n d t h r e e ' U t t e r b a c k a n d P a u l H a n m m m l '
c b i l d r e n .s h e as s u r v x v e d b y t w o l o w ':|
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:.;(J ~I", ~anlMr s. Hai- rv Hammamz.
|Mr . a n d Mrs . C het G.Mar sha ll.A birthrlav ua r tv .was mve n i n M r .and Mrs . J . S . Gard ner an dho n o r o f W i llia m Tietzen.Satur-Misses Ma r y W er ne r a nd E u laday .Tho se nre sen t were Mes sr s. Har di n: vis ited the lizhtinp: expo-
and Me sda mes Paul Kruse.He nr y si ti on a t Ho te l Fontenelle.Tues-
Fisher. Waldo Peterson. Carl blew- drzr.
Mrs.Gordon J annimz and son
k an d Mi ss Me rle Maatic k returned
house.Grant La n e Ho wa r d Tie t-
men. and W illiam Tletiren J r.Gue sts of Mr. and Mrs. J . S ler | to Oma ha . Tu es da v. af te r vi si ti ng
Sund ay . we re Mr. and Mr s. Ge"m§| the par enta l. Otto Masti c k, ho me.
Bruce.Mr .and Mr s .Tlb b l v a n l H. c . Mc Clellan. c hairma n of the
G9°!`¥9 Bruce.. -F=:wh o has beeniloeal Red Cross drive and his mem-
statroned ln Virsrmia.bershio worker s. Mes darnes W . A.
Sundav.Mr .an d Mr s .Harold Reekmey ez-C C Coo .._
Larsen an :
wnsnmnrou 7
C O U N T Y D E E D J
Willinm D. McDonlld to Georg~C. Rathman: Lts 4 & 5, Blk 1 i
Smi¢.h's Add m City of Blair. $25.
George C. Rathmann & W! m W.
K. Stmde: Lts 4 & 5, Blk 1 in
Smlth's Add to City of Blair, $1.00elc.
william D. McDonald lo Wil-
liam K. Strode:Tax Lu 22 & 21s,
sec 11-18-11, City of Blair, $10.William D. McDonald to w. K.Strada:Lu 4, 5. 6 & 8, Blk 2 in
Cnrter's Add to City of Blair, $25.
William K. Strode to Pearl Stew-
art: Lis 4, 5, 6, in Blk 2, Carfax-'s
Add L0 City ol Blair 6: Tax Lots
22 & 215 in sec 11-18~1l, Cityof
Blair, $1.00, etc.
Henry Rix .52 Edith C. Rix toEdith C Rlx & Alvina E. M. John-
uun: 54 int ln renl estate in Omaha& sw sec 18-17-13, $1.00 etc.
Frank H.Stricklett dz wi io
M . a d M da 0m>M -~': . f " § » :Uf a s g wi||Pf§R e a d E m a n ~
arm,rt imer an racie.au "H d bah I o ah ~1-:;""af::s §~", , , m , ; ° . , f ~- R ¢ ? # P = .- 0 9 3 - A P
were week-end guests of Mr, and ___Mm, Harrv Hammunlz.
qu ali ty of th i s var ie ty a nd an ex-
orbi tant pr ic e per bus hel is asked
for the seed.
In tests at the Ne bras ka Expe ri-
men t S ta tio n, Er ban o at: fa iled to
ma tur e a t the ti me o f other oat
varieties and was among the poor-
est y ieldera of all the oat varieties
tested.
.E1ban oa ts wa s developed in
Canada an d has proved to be a
very good oat under Canadian c on-
diti ons, bu t it is an extr eme ly late
matur ing vari ety and is u nada pted
to Nebraska c onditions, unless local
conditions favor suc h n into matur-
ing va rie ty .
Blair Nebr.. Novnmhnr 12 'nan
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mad merr y go- roun d of spe nd-
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in g taken for a.ride because
some time some one is going to
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will be an awak ening and with
the awa ken ing wi ll c ome a
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step do wn to wa rd the stand-
ards of livi ng o f th e old wo rld
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On the other hand,the private!!! strong Supporter of organized ln-
utilities of this c ountr y , have been bor,recently said th is:" W e wi s h
providing,expanding and impr ov- f0 see ofg nni zed lab or endu re and
tc of c o n ti n ue to gr o w B u t we k n o wi n g their servic e as a.m a er ..business f o r over f i f ty yearn. that °1°8:}n:zed labor c annot endure
th th 2'"h i h i t d e r ive sThey d oift have the he lp of subs i- gg e mg a ro m c
etc
I u n a n n \ \ n } v; r 3a |r r - n | | \ \ n \ | 0 f u " -l ioszea bms s nanus.ln e y nor m: : us p ms pe ruy a nr xs ec umy do no t'ma k e th e walki n ri n g wi th self endure.I f organized la b o r i s to
-h th bui ld a lin e e nd ure , the sy stem of f r e e enter-_prmse em:trme ey
igo z fg rvq la n ew i nd us tr y . The y ju st ~ mus t. e n£ iu m.0lgarl1zed !s.~
I " "L v u u u h f l u b l u u u u g A u n -
*m g .
"" I t c a n ' t h a u n e n h e r e " h a s °
*b e e n h e a r d o v e r a n d o v e r b u t *
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the fac t remains that it ac tu~»
ally is happening here and the
reasonable thinker,the ma n
who is not at the public finan-
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is fouqd In San Diggu.Th a t c ity b .ed omlc secun P'c annot beasnationalmaga zmea ha ve bee ri o tam by "ff" of fgrc e whic h
pointing out, i s a real "defense m.l§_es th§1reg::§ten¢e xmposaible.
* a n d wi1|";3=Ȥ the ill, k r fo wg
* th is to be the fa c t.
a n n a-o a n a a -\=¢c ¢»
7 0 R r l l m 3
ML1 fry of ~
u00|nV~lu1s.sALvt. nos: naors
- . - " n i ui m gn mm mm u n u ve r a g enf1.8 dependents.So th e week-
ly pop ulatio n gai n is 2 ,800-a nd on
_w p o f th a t mu s t be added th o
steady inc rease i n th e mi li tar y
pop ula ti on ol th e c ommu nity .
To house these workers,th e
gnvernrrent has g one into residen-ti a l bui ldi nz on n xr ln nti c souls,
_, ,....... .._.,.,.-... ...the thousands an d thousa nds of
small wage e arners wh o ha ve n o
inierest in the politic s of th e labor
moveme nt, will d epe nd on wh eth er
labor leadership becomes states-
manlike, whether it rec ognizes and
assumes its proper responsibilites,
whe fh er xt wie lds i ts po we r wi th
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»J .Y o w e l l .M i s a C h r i s t e n e W a c h t g r .
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KMA Country School
Coming To
BLAIR DANCE HALL
Saturday, November 15
8:30 0'clnck
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Auxpices ¥l~. \\'. Auxiliary
Auvertue ln The Enberpdleiz Br-inn Results
tunity away from our dor:tors andto slow research and progmas. The
case for the American system ofprivatemedicineis found in the
unsurpassed health standards of
the American people.The facts
tell the story.
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Make Him leol You're With Him Always
---Send Him Your Portrait For Christ-
mas.It's A Personal Gift Only You Can
Give.
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS PRICES
Good Until December 15¢h
RABBASS STUDIO
Phone White 45 For Sundny Appointments
~dis~ turn ~oo~with enco~-
uma.The uninfgrmed citizep
FO NTA NE L L E N E W S
_
not labor see the writing~ on thegwall?
ly at the forefront of those who
are today fighting the trend to-ward socialism-a trend, which ifil. continues, will mean the end of
free enterprise, and the end of so-
cial and economic freedom for cap-
ital and labor alike.And organ-
ized labor for its own selfish reas-
ons alone, should take the lead inpreventing strikes in this time of
emergency and danger, and should,like industry, submit its grievances
to arbitration.The racketeera in the labor
movernent will destroy all gainsmade by labor.And the working
man,not the fabsalaried laborleadersw1 »
...: I :~0|l8I~bi li ty a s it i s c h ar ge d wi th today
.. . . W ha t h app ens to the lab or
recent Chamber of Commerce re~
port states that these plants aloneare adding'1,0D0 workers to theirpayrollsweekly, and that each
"VU"n.....¢:m...uat th e Ed Ols o n h ome .
A D os too ne d mee ti ng of the Hi ll
Cre ek Lad ie s A id was h eld at Mr s.Harold I'aulsen's W edne sdav.
Th e me mb er s o f th e Bir thd ay
Hridsre Club me t wi th Mr s .J o hn
H. Qolgnson.Mrs. J. .Rr Sullivan
Remember
that man in
SER VICE/
o
Give Him Your
P H O T O
for Christmas
0 .1 : |~£1 :comes fr o m Wisc onsin, where the
State Medic al Soc iety publishes
figures showing that c hildhood and
motherhood are substantially saf-
er her e than in peac etime tier
ma ny a nd E ng la nd .This an aly sis
c oinc i des with th e pre vious report
of th e org an iz ed medic al profes-
sion o f th e Un ited States th a t
Amer ic a enjoy s on e of the best
heaith rec ords in the wor ld . . . .
Reg ime nted sa vin gs to p sy fo r i e-
gime nted medic al care d o no t i n -
sure health."
Soc islized medic ine is the surest
wa y to ta ke ini ti ative a nd op po r-
r ~ l 1 . ||a | ||nu | -c a l p r o j e c t w h i c h u s u r p s t a t e s
r i g h t s ,i n d i v i d u a l o p p o r t u n i t i e s
a n d t u x r e s e r v e s .
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A Good Grease Job Will Force the Mud Out of
Spring Shacldes and Prevent Excessive Wear
Which Comes in the Winter Months
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Winter Wash Jobs Are Just as Important as Summer if You
WouldK th `'eep e Surface From Being Ground Off by Gntty
Mud and Dirt
W ash and Grase Your Car Today
Bot h S erv ica $7 5 W e W i l l c a n
fm - andFor On ly DE L I V E R
...rl-lo~n 253 ...
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Make Him leol You're With Him Always
---Send Him Your Portrait For Christ-
mas.It's A Personal Gift Only You Can
Give.
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS PRICES
Good Until December 15¢h
RABBASS STUDIO
Phone White 45 For Sundny Appointments
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w a l l ?~n e
Socialism Dnean't Insure Heal!
The basic fallacy underlying s
cialized medicine was recenttocched on by the Christian ScienMonitor,when it. said:"Patti
Uno government into medicine a
exacting new taxes of worker aemployer to pay doctors' bills d~
not insure health.If it did, Ge
many, where compulsory sickne~
insurance was first introduced i1883, might,after more than a ce
;tury, be expected to show as good
*health record ae the United State~
which hae never had the systeLikewise Great Britain, which ful
lewed Germany in adopting th
plan 30 yearn ago.
Remember
that man in
SER VICE/
o
Give Him Your
P H O T O
for Christmas
0 .1 : |~£1 :comes fr o m Wisc onsin, where the
State Medic al Soc iety publishes
figures showing that c hildhood and
motherhood are substantially saf-
er her e than in peac etime tier
ma ny a nd E ng la nd .This an aly sis
c oinc i des with th e pre vious report
of th e org an iz ed medic al profes-
sion o f th e Un ited States th a t
Amer ic a enjoy s on e of the best
heaith rec ords in the wor ld . . . .
Reg ime nted sa vin gs to p sy fo r i e-
gime nted medic al care d o no t i n -
sure health."
Soc islized medic ine is the surest
wa y to ta ke ini ti ative a nd op po r-
---1 5' |m i»iam n§'i$i( V | _ 5 w , 5 W a c h te r an d Mn . .
_.__.......mar vul . l dnnnnsnlHehman
1|b¢ i§}ifi§E _"ETS-LH.
n r o f ! C I e me n t| wh mi n l h i
e k .'h o s te s s wn m- n e n t:u e n - I M n .W u r l e v H i n
' n l n f , P Q I J Q Q L _ . S - l l - . |I mother.The funeral éé-H§¢e'§ wereheld in fha QQ n.............a nl.\MVATCH 1§ " *I ~Aladdin
ERB.».NoA'rs° ~ ~~
. Nz E ~Mantle Lamp
| u ¢u l l c a nAn -Tuesday .:wan-}Mr .an d Mr s .D.o .Fitc h and
an d Mrs. Raloh Sc arlett and Leon drove
bras -'to Cou nc il Blu ff s. Su nda v to see
Fre-hirs. She ets' sis ter. Mm. Anna Ar-
no n d nold.Mr s .Ar no ld r etur ne d fo r
Sun-
, Mr.
rinin
»y of
vis-
Dak-
M r.
nentthe
Mr .
sect-
the week.
Mr .and Mr s. C lvde Fitc h sp ent
Ins t Su nd av a nd M nda v in Platts-mouth with th e De glald So rens ens.
Messrs. and Mesdames S.R.
Lo we . G. F. L o we a n d A. H. L owe
attended the hoekev frame a t the
eoli seum in Oma ha.Saturday .
Mrs . A . H. Lo we enter tai ne d the
Pinoele Club.W nesdav.servinir
a dessert hmc heo Prizes went to
Mr s . Ra vmo n d S u ivan.Mrs. J en-
ninlzs West.M .Ben W ac hter
and Mrs . J o ha nn a Ols on wer e vi s-itors.Mr s.E mi l Follen wi ll be
hostess on November 19
:n u n vlu ne u my u e l'lL<.'ll-_..T un. uw uc lui\l1.l \4|.|Urc".A birth day oe rtv wa s give n Sun~
da v in h o no r o f I h i vmo n d Kruse.
Th e.Fort Calho un W o men's Club
:ne t wi th Mi ss D ora K li nd t. Th ur s-
av.lllr . a nd Mm M. Bro ndf zm enter-
tained Sun dav for Me ssrs.sndn
Mead ame s C hris De bel. Pe ter Li n-i
den, J ewel.Nelson. Russell Chris-
tensen.Gm n t L a n e an d R.L .Mxtvhel.
I
Sc hool N o t a |
Th e Pen Club o f F o r t Calhounhas been eneaized in selecting c os»
tumes f o r th e basketball season.Th e cheer leaders c ho sen fo r the'
season are Ru th A n n Ne u ma n i
and J une Mc Nair.l
Sotnethinz ve rv new has been|
taken un. a verse c hoir.Th u s f a r Ilh n vn n u n n l . . . . . . ._ . _ \a n .-
Mi ss Luc ille Swankon of Lo s
sreles. California. Mrs. Orvid Sas.alson.Miss Maxine Moudv
Fa r me rs a nR.C.Kinc h,
u f th e Dep art
and Inspec tion
f o r peddlers
Great c laims
popula rity ,h i
v-uslvul;\l uuuly nySta te Seed Analy st
me n t of A gr i c u ltur e
, to b e o n the watc h
selling Erban oats.
a m ma de a bo ut the
gh yields,and hi g h
I Two MENWANTED AT ONCE
Manager of lu-ze. well-knownfeed company rnunl appoint lwumenforRoadDaying work inlhelocnlilien where ihia news»paper in circulated.Render newvice and do sales work.Fxrm
experience nr any kind nl sales
experience helpful.Must linerar.l'I\'mmn! permanent work.Send only nan\e and xddrenn.Personal interview arranged.Write (Box 539).
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Address .__~unnuvu m a n s - / i v
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A BIG SAVING
THE
ARNDT
Au a mv c f
Forqw Oth MMPSod orCu¢i!lon
| i A l \ w \ | 1 1 .- .
ins! at the West School
T h e m e m b e r s o f t h e W e e k
F u i l d w e r e v e r v s u c c e s s f u l a
u m m n u r a m a i n h o l d Q n h n w l u u i n
_,uliilli nu: nm :nf:mDolB.fn e lr f i rs t''van Th e remalar nrosrram an d hu -r fsmoeorman c e be fore the n ublic waslLanessrneetinno f th e I3 tiLanat Mis~at the one»ac t play uroururn, W ed-|Hun sion Circln wma hn| f~l mr mr...L'......:\..J_..
Nea le ga ve a d.,-f
conc ermna the F o r ti
-a w.a t the Hi n h :Y A n essav "'l`nl-1
ta lk
Libx
Fr id a uln Rea inn". »..;i1r1:.: rz§¢';§-|Ijen was read, a talk on the develon-|
and me n t o f th e dr ama.an d a short
.ave"re selec tion b v the Verso Choir. c omandDleted the nrorrram.|;l'lAKUWAKE
|Mamrie Lowe §a.»ere(i §.f{§
a s a n d G r e a s e ~
a~Y o u r C a r n n W i n t e r !.~~v' Q
.H " :A Good Grease Job W ill Force the Mud Out of `s '#
Spring Shacldes and Prevent Excessive W ear
Which Comes in the W inter Months
c ` $ ,'.r~
\ q - "Mm~` »
W inter W ash Jobs Are Just as Im portant as Summer i f You
Would Keep the Surface From Being Ground Off by Gritty
Mud and Dirt
Wash and Grase Your Car Today
W e W i ll can»|*" *° 'j '° °°$1 5 nn- and
For On y or-:Lrvr-:n
no PHONE 253 no
m m c f E N G E R g r e a s e
George Kuhr .Eager
ors.atu nv.callin!at theMethodisthospitalto see Mr s .
J nmes Van Ho rn.
Mr s .Ted Olson wa s hostess to
the Ben c h Communitv c lub. Thurs-
day .Th e ti me wa s me nt a t q u ilt-imr a nd Mm. Ollnz er s erve d lu nc h.
Th e c lub wi ll me et December l l
wi th Mr s . A lto n J ensen. when aChristmas uartv is nlanned.
Mr .an d Mr s .Gu v B ai le y o f
Blair wer e Saturda v eveninxr visit-
ors at Mrs. Clara W 'hitnac k's.Mr. and Mrs. J . M. Brewster en-
tertained Mr. a nd Mr s .Forr est
Brewster, J unior.Geraldine an d
llohble. and Ma r i lvn Petersen at
dinner,onda v e venlmr.in hon or
of Ge ra l ne's birthday .Mi ss He le n Ha r we ll a n d Dean
Ha mi lto n of Te ka ma h we r e Tu e s -
ds v e ve nln z vi s itor s u t th e Cly dePitc h home.
Mr. a nd Mm. J ulius P eter se n of
Blair were Sund av af terno on vi sit-
ors of Mr. a nd Mrs. Chr is Korshoi.Mr s .T.R.Swanson and baby
dauxhte r. Susa n Ann. have le ft the
Me th o d s t hosn ltal to b e a t the
Dlr en ta l.EA H Lluze tt. h orns.Mr . u n d Mr s .la u ls Ee k le v a n d
Ma r y A li c e o f Te k u u h we r e S u n -
da y e ven i nz vllltd n a t the Ge o rg eReid home.
Mr. and Mn. Geonza Lltel AndMn. Gnome Reid attended the fu-nnrul o! Mn. Minnla Struhbls atBlair. Wodnudav anemoon.Wednesday. Geraldine Brewsterentertained at the nurental. For-rest Brewster. home celabratlmzhar 10th blrlhdlv,Guests wereMaryJune Freeman.Jean Raremussen. Manure:Effken, NormaRyan. Donnie Lee Sheets. Murllyn
JeanineMarlllmand Ju~
Korshol. Delms Jensen,Brewster.Velmu Woten.ggmgl- Putdcin Vaulrhn
mlrer.Mr.and Mn.~ . .~
e =~enan~tu~yClu b me t wi th Mrs. L awre nc e Ni e-ba um _W ednesdsv after noon a t1: 8 0. with th e W hat~Sn-Ever c lub
as zuesie.
Mrs.Robert Brand and Mrs.Fred Bosschult were hostesses tothe Lutheran Aid at the churchDarlors.Guests were Miss Mar-tanelle Lutheran Church.
The teachers and officers of theIutherun Sundav School held theirIxovember meeting at the home ofDr. and Mrs. M. A..Ritzen.Plansfor the Christmas program werediscussed.Mrs. Aaron N' he d s ,Gary Lee. of c.>|..1§.»...'§".1.2"...lJf.'L
'i75r'$'ii§2f" Mr. and Mrs. Willink
Advvrtiug ln 'Hu Ermernrlso
SAVE 50
"EVENI-IEAT"
Designed
Scientifically
To Bu m
Cheaper Fuels
=~I ~ay.|Word has been received that Mr.'and Mrs. Ausrust Waterman andson. Ramon. have arrived in Cali-fornlu.
_Misa Manramt Moehnmr.mu-tmn of the Good Samaritan homea t A r th u r .No r th Dako ta.visitedDr. and Mrs . M. A. Ritzen here en
rou te to Lin n. Kan sas to _visit her,brother.Rev. R.Moehnnz andfamily. former Dastor ol the Fon~
tanelle Luthers Church.
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DB. D. R. EHLERS '
_[)entllt--_Former Dr. w. F. Hemphill,L,g°=;f°=-B '|||\nHeu re ul I°"}§..., Nebraska
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0 H E A T n r u .l
con. srovr-: g
s nd H B ¢ o TwRrilrnl Slzk 2. S ? Coal
Eully Controlled HeatBurns All the Cool Guns I
Nut. Altndlve .\_|zD¢lfl\'\¢°\
$49.75 l
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Carre:-'s Ice Cram Store
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This time try Broken . ~Am from Oklahoma'| largest mine.
ll: li super darned -g \:e;ollud-
p euzonuorytested.You can SBE
the m rrsasucsx Approved lv a c. U. c
. _ _ . _ If You Have No Stoker
There I s a Br oken Ar o Coal
for Every Purpose
AS K A B DUT T HE N!
W h e n Y o u Buy or Sell Grain
SEE US mnsr !
o PHONE $7 o
n l - : N R E E H
Holmquist Grain 8* Lbr. Co.
A'
ors.Satuninv.callin!at theMethodisthoauitalto see Mrs.
Jnmes Van Horn.Mrs. Ted Olson was hostess tothe Bench Communitv club. Thun-day.The time was ment at quilt-imz and Mm. Ollnzer served lunch.The club will meet December 11with Mrs. Alton Jensen. when aChristmas uanv is ulanned.Mr.and Mrs.Guv Bliley ofllllair were Saturdav evening visit-
nru at Mrs. Clara W'hitnack's.Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Brewuter en-tertained Mr. nnd Mrs.ForrestBrewster, Juniofr.Geraldine andBobble. and Marilvn Pelenen atdinner,ondnv evenlmr. in honorof Geral ne'a birthday.
Misa Helen Haswell and DeanHamnton of Teknmah were Tues-dnv evenlnz visitors nt the ClydePitch home.Mr. and Mm. Juliua Petersen ofBlair were Sundnv afternoon visit-
ornuof M_r. |__nd Mrs. Chris Kunhoi.
mn.r.rc.Swenson and babydaughter. Susan Ann. heve left the
Methodet hosnlul me be st the
nsrental. EAH Llzzett. home.Mr.and Mn. louis Ecklev andMary Alice of Teksnsh were Sun-dsy eveninz villidn at the GeorreReid home.Mr. end Mn. Geonze Lltel AndMn. Georie Reid attended the fu-
nnnl o! Mn. Minnie Struhble atBlair. Wednudxv snemoon.
Wednesday.Gersldine Brewster
entertsined at the nsrental.For-m z Brewster.home celsbratimzhex' lmh birihdsv.Guests were
Mary June Freemsn.Jean Rem
musaen. Mmzsret Effken. Nor-meRyan. Donnie Lee Sheets. Msrilyn
Kornhoj. Delmn Jensen.JeenlneBrewster.Velms Woten. MarilynKonhoj. Pstdcis Vauuhn and Ju~duh Kmvzer.Mr.and Mn.gli nt!Pehnensnd lsmllv spent undsy svenlnz
the Lutheran Ai~a t ~ r c hparlors.Guests were Miss Mar-taneile Luthemn Church.
The teachers and officers of theLutheran Sundav School held theirNovember meeting' at the home of
Dr. and Mrs. M. A..Ritzen.Plans
.||Y Bdiscuaseari.
Mrs. Auron Niebaum and son,ga-w Lee. 01' Columbus me vrqiqnx
er pa re nts, Mr. a nd Mrs . W a lh nxwn k e n i mr .
a t Ar th u r .No r th Dako ta.visited
Dr. a nd Mrs. M. A . Ri tzen her e en
rou te to Lin n. Kan sas to visit he:hrother,Re v.R.Moeh rimr and
fa mi ly . fo rmer D a stor o f th e Fo n
tanelle Luth era Churc h.
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sAvE so 0 ,g;;';",:,.W IT HAN
|¢EvENHEATo|COAL STOVE
D 'H nd H B ¢ o 1'eslgned R:rn| Slzk 'Sf S ? CSI(
E u l l Co ¢lled H ISc le n tl f i c a ll y nm! A|x';n':cx»| Gen
T o B n r n Nut. Altndi ve .tpne l ee
Cheaper Fuels $49.75
_Un D is pl ay a t
Carte:-'s Ice Cram Stare
Blair, Nebrgmkl.
DR. n. R. EHLERS-l)c nti lt--Former Dr. W. F. Hemphill
Location
lnllv lmmi 1
_
-'rms ENTERPRISE-~
~Luther langue IQ-.( _,A special meeting ol the Bla ir go -.
||Lu¢her Lhaxue in Dlnnned lox-I U n
' _ - - - - - . ' . ' _ . . . . . _ . . . _ . . ._r m ° r l m . . ,
H t T M r a n d Mr s 'I'A Bohn enter M r a n d Mn . P h i li O H l -O S B S S B S 0 t i °P t an on Mr s .Rl? J oh n so n tertai eda ned at dmner, S unday f o r Mm .ter tai ed t d i n .on n Stlnd ly evening dinn er gn 1,5 f~ ~11Kenneth TYIUR £116 dltlirilter Rsn».1F»n¢+ .,,.,."{.h :I k b ~ ~ I I l l 3 m b € l S O f h t ! ! h l i d l C C l u b l f . M r . s m r l M n Mamma-., _ .. ' f° -f l
Nielnens To Attend
Football Ga me
Dr. and Mrs. Morris Nielsen plan
to attend the Pittsbu rgh- Nebr aska
football game in Linc oln, next Sat-
urday .They will be guests of Re-
gent Thompso n of W est P oint.
En te rln i n Te n A t
Dinner Party
Mr. a nd Mr s. J . Hilto n Rho ad es
entertained at n dinner party , Sat-
urdny e vening,when thei r gu ests
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Held By Sophomores
E ulpped with long,fantasticlistsqof articles to be gathered. the
sophomores of Blair High School
.started out on the "first lap" of a
gals affair, Friday evening."The
scavenger hunt was followed by theserving of luncheon, and dancing in
the nchool auditorium.Donald K.
Yost,faculty adviser,sponso
the party.
g Scavenger Hunt
Lyle Guyers Alleild
Omahan's Weddlng
Mr. and Mrs. H. Lyle Guyer at-tended the wedding of Miss Eunitre
Gantz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Russel Gantz of Omaha, and SEL
Doyle Cash which was solemnlzed
in Omaha Sunday.Sgt. Cash has
Thursday evening,November 20.
Guests will be students ol DanaCollege ard Trinity Semlnsry.
Hillside Prolcét
Mrs..l.T.Nelson entertained?
the Hillside Project Club, Thurs-day, when the project lesson for
the month w a s ~g m
e t l schedl o-£'§.'§.»."§°3of"5.h$. Mrs."Ed piimer
will be hostess.
P. E_ O.
Eighteen memberi of the P. E.0. Sisterhood, Chapter EQ, gath-
ered at the home of Mrs. E.C.Hunt, Sr., Monday evening.M n .
W. F. Hemphill of Omaha wu in
charge of the program.
l
vuur u u.U u u '= " ' " ' " ""' " " " '" ' * ' """' """"§"'" "1 ure an afternoon of`cnrds Vlednehdaylhlld w K M ?du u b c a t u r n x J barn Ann.'Wednesday E\ening Bridge Club.Included in the muv a re Mes-IE. Jf'3..»fZ`i'°..... '}'§..§§J"».o'§'Z
Mrs. Lester Kronberg and Mrs.lee Gregor-ren will be co-hosiesses.
today (Thursday) at a luncheon at
Koopman Irr.. ``
Their guest llst includes Mrs.
Reed 0'l-lanlon, Jr.,Mrs. Robert
O'Hanlon Mrs.George Campbell.Mrs.Otis Grege ,Mrs. Burt
Williams, Mn. Kel Vinton, Mrs.
Wilford Petersen, M . Ray .Iohn~son,Mm. Clarence Hansen, Mm.Howard Thompson, Mrs. E. E. Dlx-
on all of Blair; Mrs. Gordon Vinton
of Tekarnah;Mn. Clllford Eric-
son, of Wahoo; Mrs. Harold Hurd,Mrs. Charles Morton, Mrs. Willinm
Hays, Mn. Victor Sutherland and
Mrs._Jd!erson Caldwell of Omsha
and Mrs.B.G. Robertson of
3 Misa Elizabeth Cachelin of Fortf Mrs. Carrie Sorensen of Genoa
Calhoun called on Mrs. Minnie Bu- Nebraska spent the week nd in
jgeon and Miss Josephine Johnson,§Blnlr with her brother and sister-Mohday afternoon.lin-law_Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Han-
Mr.and Mrs.Peter Petersen en'fluent Sunday evening vnu. Mr. andl Mrs. c. s. Parodies of Douglas,
.Mrs,Victor Johnson and Phyllis,lNehraakn an-lved, Sunday, at the'
land Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Johnson home of her son-in-law and dnugh~
Mrs. M. G. Holland Misses Hel_iter,_Mr. and hlrs. Rlv Krogh and
en and Margaret A§e md Bettylfamrly; she will be their guest this
lldoore visited relatives and friends winter:in Fremont, Sunday.Miss Annette Frere spent the
Mrs. Chester Bertelsen of om-Iweek nd with her parents, Rev.
ha arrived Sunday lor a week's and Mrs. H. C. Jul Frese, retumlng|
visit with her brother-in-law nndto Omaha,Sunday.Elmer and
sister Mr. und Mrs Marius I-inn Miss Else Frese also of 0m|.hs,
,ldames George Campbell,Kieth and Mrs. Byron J. Langenleldt ofVinton,Clarence Hansen,Burt Racine,Wisconsin.The Longen~
Williams, Otis Gregersen, Lester feldts, formerly of Blair, spent tne
Kronberg, and lee Grcgersen.:week-end among friends at Dann
Dr. Bare, former rnlsslon |
I:`;]bet,hv/sn unable to appear at the,
ure of Christ as scheduled,Sunday evening.A physiclnn'practicing in Royal, Dr. Bare is s
brother of Mrs. Nichols_ wife or aformer Christian pastor,now inTibet.Dr. Bere will come to Blair
lat some future date, lt is reported.
»--s »_..Wl'.C"-.'i1.'f~ .¥15~1eL=y.fewe»~1lplsfiifféffif Fllley, ~..§~ f9! SIGNS
ary t°'Collegc and Blnlr.
Carnpl:¢||'s Mortuary
PHONE 91
Amb u l a n c e S e r v i c eMurdoc h, J . R. Vinc kel, R. E. Vin-
ton.F. H. Mc lfic ker,and W . E.
Loc ke.At c ards, high prizes werewo n by Mr s .Vinc kel and Mr .
Loc ke, and lo w sc ore award s went
to Mrs . Vin to n a nd Mr . V in c ke l.
. n n u n u u
Fac ulty Members
Enjoy Party .
Members of the Blair School fac -
ulty were guests o f Miss An n a
Bearg'o f the commerc ial de p ar t
me n t a nd Mi s s Ma r g ar e t K e lly o f
the history department,Thursday
evening.A pleasant soc ial hour of
games was planned,followed by
the serving of lunc h in novel, prize
pac kages.The event took plac e in
the illalr Sc hool music room.
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been ntatilmed in Omahx an a mn-I U. E. S.l -» nu uynv|:r supper,munuay, 1or,b gm,t th k dSlzrevePortLouisiana.- g m m wmi w md ; B ' I 1 ? . » .S`:,p,§;,y_; i , , w§ : n ; . : ,~
'en- Osc ar Petersen of Co rp us C h r i n iL O C A L N E W S 1 " 3 ' 3 " H ` " 3 " » " » ° 5 ` " "ru ed w| T". T"i ¢ W a g d in ne r g ue sts o f M r
Dr . a nd Mr s c .I L Me m c a lle d ''u " " " r e r n »" "ra.erto n Ku hn.° ; = ~ - H ; M y Gpal Reeves north ~=5¢fFtl'§3'§'»»'l"°f§`ll`§`eggg EC C°Pff(*§" ~ J. B5 3 w w - p g f l M
I _a m 9.ur n ur n,0 ir..T . \ " 2 ' Y ~.__.I wi th h e r ma te r , Mr s . D . S . F l" \ g h ' i i n : r 2 tu 0 r w a o k h r r ln n z : I i n ~
1|rine training officer; he was re-A regular meeting of the McKin-
cendy tmndemd tp Des Moines, !ey Chlpber, Order of the Eanen
wlfre fhgy l .rpakg their hqme._ Eur, is pla ed for thin evening
Tne brac e! nme r is A c ousin o1'I1hursd.ay .M m .E .A .Round s ifMr. Guyer..c hair man o f th e 're fres hment c om
mittee; `bther memb ers i r é ~
Llltit MCKIV. Min ("»| \!hndn HamelBllir Glrl Plnyo
Lead In Drlml
An enactment of "Night Must
Fall",presented at the Midland
gymnasium in Fremont, Thuradny
evoning,by the Midland Players,attracted an appreciative audience
of approximately 400.
Coral .lean Stricklett of Blair,junior at Midland, played the partnf Mrs. Branson, and according bo
press notices in the Fremont Trl-
bune the following day,Miss
- ----U ---- -~------ --»mr. ana mrs.Myron U. Usvlsler.Iand Mrs. J. F. B""h""'and family entertdned at dnner.Mr. and Mrs. Bob McVleker and.Sunday, for Mr. and Mrs. Cluencelmn and Rod rick M V ker ||r
Blu r P ""..U° Club Simpson and dwshwr. marilyn.|A| bi <.n, Nas sa u, -$.55 uni ~
Mrs. George Rathmann la *° 5°Sunday dinner guests of Mr. andlend at the pmnun, P. H. McVick-
l'§"{i.".».Z"i2.3f$§';'.'§'&?;.§.',';"§§"Mn.Martin Bertelsen were ~ er, home.
',and Mrs. Paul Kempcke of wat o 1 The Church f gh ' t M''Blair ck Up C:;lb.gm sllgrent Blair.!Circle met with llirzls ,.|£§Z.§°'}'Z§'
lol his sister-in-law, Mrs.Marcus
Beck and family.
Following the Blair-Teknmlh:
Iootball game, Tuesday afternoon;
Mr. and Mrs.Gordon Bryant ofTeksmah entertained at dinner forprojecesson wi be sous .'`Mrs. Joe Lszure spent the week- sen on West Front Street, Thurs-\Messxs, and Mesdames V. F. Bel-," ',§*'"' §='g~-g» Circle md ed end with her nephew and fAmily,[day altemoon.Fifteen members:Iows, G. L.Dixon,Walter Gut~D R . ~
rs...amer ente n __-we d .members of the Baptist Fellowship §§'F§.?3..';§'Ii William Steavannon |"n ed
Circle. Tuesdnv hmmm.....¢.:.¢...1 '|
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__ _____... .........,,.. ......_...He spent the time with Mrs. Bet-|
ker and children, and at the,home,
Sleeniness from readlnz
Due to the great lmount ol'reading required In schoolthe lverlle ltudent hos con-siderable eye strain whichcould be relievd with properlenses.
1
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Stricklett "held the audlenge's sb-
tention wnsely" in the scene where
she was "murdered".
The plsy is about a murderer
who was n psychopathic case, and
had a successful nm recently an
Broadway.
CLUB NOTES
Episcopal Guild
Mrs.W.W.Wilkinson enter-
tained St. Max-y's Episconsl Guild.
,__.._,_-.,......, ............-.by Mrs. Seott Robeson.Mrs. Cora
period.The program was in
charge ol Mrs. Henry Christensen.
McCarthy Prograslve Club
All but one member of the Mc-
Carthy Progressive Club met at
the home o l Mrs.Paul Barry,Thursday,when hearts occupied
the group.With thu assistance of
Mrs.Cora Hinz and Mrs.Dan
Members of the Neighborhood;
Bridge Club were guests of Mr.'Badgerow led the devotlonaland Mrs.Loren g_Klapp,last
Thursday evening._
Dr. and Mrs. Morris Nielsen at-'tended a pheasant dinner given by!
Dr.and Mrs.Allred Brown o!
Omaha, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs.Wesley Sorensen
and Mr. and Mrs.Ed Arkdl drove
fa Glenwood, lows, Sundny to vls~it Mr. md Mrs. Ed Redding.
~I t , S ~ ~ . . . t p B u y W i n t e r N e e d s
.. .When You are Frozen up or Stuck!
Nednesday aftemolm.She waé Thompsonmssisted by Mm Ross Deeta.lunch.serveli!Mr. and Mrs. Milan Austin en Ilterlained six fdends at dinner and
Catholic Club vuson
m z a u s \ \ \ : I t :m r a s .L l f l 1 | 1 0 l T | p ' | " n 1
a n d ~M m ¥ r n l ! n l n r l . f l H . \ Y Iuun nax social evening,Tues
November l3--Adm. 11-30cts _- - " c l - - " - |M a h a n A L U W G I U " " " JM e m b e r s o f t h e C a t h o l i c ( T l u h I T h ° m P 3 0 ¥ 1 a n d K a y ,M r s .A n : s e } |M i n n F f f h n l F l f n w n v f r s I n v u h k
were guests o f Mr s.Fr an k Copeat her n ew ho me on So uth W alk er
Avenue, W ednesday afternoon.
Bla ir Mer ry ma ke rs
The Blair 1\1erry makera plan to
lneel.ne xt Thur ndnv rlfinrnnnn
Taft, I ren e W inc hell, and the Mél|¢pE§{{`:1§E'°§»éek§§1§"§f¢ "§Iai;"l;
Carthy Sc hool i'notruc tors Misses her parents,Dr .an d Mr s .E .R.
Lo ui se Zi eg le r a nd Ger tmd e W a r - Stewa rt a nd fa mi ly .
rick.R d B ll II th
Mrs. Beri Cooper will be hostess m.,"§§`£3L'a1 d§y §""?hf."¥e.Zk, T,,d
g y 1 ; - 3 c l u b n e x t T h u r s d a y ,N ° " ° m ' | c o n f i n e d t o h i s h o m e o n E a s t C o l
C T f a v Q i u n n o
rI
1| "". ,ul `November 20. at 1.}3E"i.0m""`£`i\`i""f ~ ~ D 11 t a :1 ~4.1 |Lau1en Jones.e 0 rs Attorney 'Walter M. Hopewell of distlict ote0,§§'{'hi¢" 2i§§3.,§""f,§
1 -'-EF'-1 Teknmah was a. brief Blair visitor West Point today (Thursday)
'~P. A. C.last Sunday '\M . I1 "N\ \n n l \ B ' f.| I. A "'°°':::»= <=.f **3°.1'°=1-M91 Af.Hr and !~!ff=»'1'@d St.ewart sp»mf,»,,.,,'" ,=,.'ll.'i" '§'..',Z'.f'"'32,.""§'=..?f'..'.',
|~emg e a t u s(Thur sday )afternoon,wi th Mr s.
Floy d Stric klett as hostess.
Luth eran Daugh ters
Memb ers o f the Lu th er an
Da ug hter s wi ll be guests o f Mr s .
H. C. J orgensen nt the purs onage,
Wednesday evening, November 19.
FRIIJA Y-S¢\'I`L`IZDA Y
November I4-I5-Adm. ll-22cm
Saturday Matinvc
|~emg e a t u s(Thur sday )afternoon,wi th Mr s.
Floy d Stric klett as hostess.
Luth eran Daugh ters
Memb ers o f the Lu th er an
Da ug hter s wi ll be guests o f Mr s .
H. C. J orgensen nt the purs onage,
Wednesday evening, November 19.
FRIIJA Y-S¢\'I`L`IZDA Y
November I4-I5-Adm. ll-22cm
Saturday Matinvc
|~emg e a t u s(Thur sday )afternoon,wi th Mr s.
Floy d Stric klett as hostess.
Luth eran Daugh ters
Memb ers o f the Lu th er an
Da ug hter s wi ll be guests o f Mr s .
H. C. J orgensen nt the purs onage,
Wednesday evening, November 19.
FRIIJA Y-S¢\'I`L`IZDA Y
November I4-I5-Adm. ll-22cm
Saturday Matinvc
unany wlth Mr.and Mrs J a y _ " "'Num m "uw \.pJ.drove out to Clarkson,Nebraska;Lewart m the Iaplo drstrlct.and went the dav. Saturday with
Mrs.J.S.Roberts and Mass Mrs. L. G. Faltvs.
eulnh Roberts were Saturday Mrs.Will IIinkle, who lives onght`and Sunday guests of Mr. West Nebraska Street,has been
ad Mrs. A.R. Beales,west of'quite ill the past two or threelair.weeks.Mr. and Mrs.Henry Christensenl Sundav dinner :runnin nf Mr and
l v
D l r o n u l by C U R T I S | l | H H l l D f
A A R N I I l l O S . - l i n t N e w M m m
n u n !.::-;:""'..,"' ';.°'°"'
ted a t the f a r m ho me o f Mr . | Mr ' s . P e t r S tr f o k f e . . i r ; a | E c l l
Mr s. F re d J un gb lu th s o uth of d re n were Mr .and Mr s .Ha r ry *nord, Sunday afternoon.| W u}f,Na nc y J e an a nd Gar y ,off
iss Elizabeth Ca c h e li n o f F m A r lmg tc m.|
1oun sp en t Mo nd ay i n Bla ir,M r and Mr:1.J oe DoVinne M f.y Ts.Iun g . Mr s .Le n a Hme lme an d ' F lo vd s m n h nmI f|mm1.+....' r.......|
cAmaL£'s TIRE CHAINS PUll
Mrs. Ardath B.
Winget
the
GOSSARD
Representative
Will Be Here
MONDAY
A flcrnooil
N O V E M B E R 1 7
Tu I)cm0nsln'atc u
W ide Variety of
Garments
Come in and be
Fitted
Von Lanken
Apparel Shoppe
MCallvfsiMrs. Ardath B.
Winget
the
GOSSARD
Representative
Will Be Here
MONDAY
A flcrnooil
N O V E M B E R 1 7
Tu I)cm0nsln'atc u
W ide Variety of
Garments
Come in and be
Fitted
Von Lanken
Apparel Shoppe
1 There in no nemd to take chances on winter driv-
ing. Prepnre now. Buy tire chains and carry them .
with you during the coming mnuths. Gamble's
S8 CGc ha inxa re lnlndy ,quali ty c ha ima !nlo w
pri c e .SB CG c h zi n nh nv e lo d: li n kl i d e c h li ns 6.00/16 :
and hardened cross chain: for long service.~
n e i n TW IST L I NK TIRE CHAINS s ~~
Fine quality welchd side chnim and huvy hardened non link.soo ls
Mrs. Ardath B.
Winget
the
GOSSARD
Representative
Will Be Here
MONDAY
A flcrnooil
N O V E M B E R 1 7
Tu I)cm0nsln'atc u
W ide Variety of
Garments
Come in and be
Fitted
Von Lanken
Apparel Shoppe
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Mi ss My r le Frenc h spent f r o m
Fr id ay u ntil Sunday evening wi th
her mother,Mr s.Bessie Frenc h,
retur ning to her work in Omah a nt
that ti me.
|W ord reac hed Bla ir recently o f
the marr iage of Mrs.No r a Ka stl
:md Mr. Hurt, both of Lon g Be ac h,
California.A fo rmer B la ir r es i-
dent an d proprietor of the Rain-
bow Cafe, Mrs. Kostl is well-known
in the Blair and Herman vic ini ties.
She vis ited he re rec e ntly wi th her
mother, Mrs. J ens Blac k J ensen.
Sergeant George K .Bruse.Jr.,
Ic ontinued on to Fo r t Leonard
Wood,Missouri,this week,af te r
severn l day s with his mother, Mrs.
'Geor ge Br use, and his g randmoth-
er,Mr s.My r tle Kili an.H e wa s
transferred to the Missouri a r my
c amp fro m F ort Belvoir , Vi rgin ia.
The Blau- I-lupltal
A llnme lmnmnlon
ruonl: 304
Advertise in The Enterprise
It Bring; Ruulla
Ann, and Mr. and Mrs. 15}§§1§|;1 BERsenwere guests o f Mr s .Alzbiel
Brinley in Tekarnah. Sunday .
Mr . an d Mrs . C ha rle s Mo rto n of '0mah a we r e Su nd a y even i ng s up -
per gue sts of Mrs. l\lorton's b roth-l
;er_S.Pierce Alle n a n d fn mlly .
south of B lair.y
Mr s .Mi n ni e Tr i p le tt h a s rv-
turn ed tn B lair fo llowing a wee-k 's`
'visit in Atlantic ,Io wn ,wi th hvr
daug hte r, Mrs.M. R. lle nd or f an d
fa mi ly .
Mr. and Mrs. Malc olm 1'l'rnderson'
an d dnughtc rs.Susan nn d Polly .
of Her ma n, spe nt Su nda y with Mr.
an d Mr s .George Mc Qu ar rle an d
fa mi ly .l
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were Mrs. Donald R I~]hlnrq|ana Mrs. Ross n¢@¢s5f'£im"i§iL}iF
lodge.Dr.Ehlers attended nfgathering of the Tekamnh Masons.
Mrs Peter Stricklett, Jr., was
pmong the guests at a shower giv-
en by Mrs. G. V.Elliaon of Om;lha,Saturday, complimentary tn
Miss Betty Marshall of Arlington,a bride of the near future.
Rev.Troy Hill returned earlythin week from Canada, where luhadattendedanationalG!H{!\
Assembly conference. .During his
absence,services were condudedby Sister Lamberty of Fremont.
Circle 11 of the Mpthndigf wsm.
sl'xn,xY-moxlmv
November 16-17-.=\dm. Il-30121:\
lunch BE une 1101110 OI MTS.J .CThompson fo r n one o'c loc k lunc h-
eon, Friday .Mrs. Thornpson's as
sisting hostesses were Mrs. Vernon
F.Bellows.Mr s.Otis Gregersen.
grind Mrs. W . B. J ohnson.
|Mr .and Mrs.Ernest Tornhlafl
more among the guests at n. dinner
given in Omahn, Saturday evening.
' b y Mr s .M.Torn hlad o f Omn h n
and Mr s. He nry J orgens en of Kel~
so,W ashington.Ea rly th i s we ek ,
the hostesses left for San Franc is-
co, California.
Mr. and Mrs. Mace Warrick had
as thoir guests at a chili supper,
\ [sn--Calor
Walier Wenger Lanka-li:
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UIWIIEE IIDIHE ~M0rga1z Hybrids Ha ve
Burt
Thursday evening,Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Bailey.Mr. and Mrs.Ralph
Bridwell,Mr.and Mrs.Ralph
Longwell, Mr. and Mn. Harry 'I`>'~
son and Frank Snll.The suuner
ino-llcnuly and me Beach, untill B
Olives Birthday Present Cnr-~Sold in
County for 4 ~gghdin honor of Mr.Warr§|fk's
1 y~Mr. §nd Mri.Karl ChristensenF . , - I .v - . . _entenmned at dinner s.ma.»fm-\\'|-:nsEsn,\Y-THURSDAY ll And Sale; Havn Dnnl\l»»A
November 1s»zo-Mm. lmocm.,Amman m:.l&1`im IEFFIEV ll"
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MORGAN BROTHERS ARE the Old-
est Hybrid Seed Corn Company in
Northern Illinois
T l g o f n W i l l B e o n D i s p l a y a t t h e
|;__ __ .._ .-.._ , --_ .., ..~\-.1-\.\.George Nelson, Miss Marian Nel-son, Mr and Mrs. Robert Chnstenlen,Bob Rynn Alfred Nelson of
Herman,and Rxclmnd Nelson n >Chlolgn,Illlnms Richard who
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| |called here b§, the deathyof hinl
mcther left tint gvenmg to mtgxrnBURT COUNTY CORN SHOW
~p 'f~=g,;gg,__,,in T ekamah, D ec emb er 4 an d 5Y ` N ~DEALERSIN WASHINGTON COUNTY
\:*:::2:::';a:';%B e r t C o o p e r F a y J o n e s 1
Il l ! -l a w -| ~ \ u ~ --m a n n l n r A i n ---~ - -'
ru umcago wnere he ls stationed nm,
Mr. and Mis. Lyle Welch anddaughterand Mn.Xenon Cook;returned to Little Rock, Arknnsa: lsacurday afternoon, following |e\'-1
eral days' vlslt wiih Mn. C00k'nllon. Roscoe Cook and tunlly.Mr.
"an Army tnlnlng wnp-»
and Mrs. Rllph Eakin of Denvenimlm-.n¢. .1.a,.,» '_ m-.- ....La II- p - - - - - v ¢ ||v |. || D l l l f I I U B I T \ ||Uu u n l n I L K A M A H |c uu m a d g y ,c a l l i n g a t t h e C O Q R
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Messrs. and Mesdames H. and J.'Tiehota and hmi lv of Howells,
ebruka. were Sundav wadtonththeirbrother and family.
~Hiard Tichotu.Mr. and Mrs. Pauf G. Jones en-rtained at dinner Sunday. hon~~1ine: their daurrhter. Mary Jean.~n her birthday.Guests were Mr.~nd M~:=Walter Gutschow,
Mr .an d M n .Bi ll Andersen m d
Mr . a n d M n . B o b Andersen.
Miss Hazel'Christen.sen snent the
week» end a t the nn re nml,Mo r ri sChristensen home.
Marla Wand And Mn.Wllllamahalved Mill Phyllls Ivanon. daulh-
wr of Mr. and Mn. Tod Ivumomcelebrate hor birthday.Monday evsnlnz callers at thePala Andersen home included Mr.
and Mrs. Mona Christensen andDean, Glen and Clarence. Mr. and
`THE ENTERPRISE ~~ -: s1éo1zTs~oE T H E W E E K ~
I I Id ;*I I I I 0
um thi s vear 's title hnlde
defeated the B ln i r " Mi d
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TS 'Irmmnmn DEFEA
BLAIR To WINCORNHUSKER TITLE
f=*~:,=;~,:';,.s';;~;*=,,S°:.,°°=x<;°j:'..;5'
m mTundxv afternoon. in an -h thev are lend-tice Dav name. w v
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n n (7/11 )/fi/ f/»\1 |\°1.=\v9fq mtv iw law- and "C'Mnrly s. J il"IlIllV and WSIIBI' I.'Tl:G-\.»||nnl.¢:|wc11 uumu.e r i c k o f Blai r. J oan W es c ott o f'Mrs. Pete Andersen :ment Tues-
Linc oln. Mr. .and Mrs. A. H. J unfr-dav afternoon. at the Morse Chris~
Ibiuth. Irma. E van and Naomi.Itensen home.M r and Mr s .Geonze Stemert O n Sun dav after noon Mr .an d
.and so n a n d Mr s .Lizzie Wolf Mrs. Dean Qienea of Omaha held a.
we r e visitors wi th Mr .uno Mrs. house warmmnr.Those Dresent
J ame s P . S und . Fr ida v e vemmr.we re Mr . an d Mrs . Tho rwald Han -n o .n fl Mr #¥lm1ru Chriaterusen Ben an d Franc es.Mr . a n d Mr s.
frame.|,QTeknmah took a 1a~o lend in mei L
ninir auar ter wh ic h th e y !
aTh ev ad de d two mo re to uc h do wn s
in th e f i n al h a lf to sc o re an i m-
nreasi ve vic torv o ver BI air's "Mid-
Re na _
one .~trenched no 19 to o a t t h e lmlfn 1.
,..,..,.,,,,,_,S p e a k m g - _
By Coach Rufus Olson
They celebrat-
cd in Tekamnh,Tuesday after-
noon. and for ln-.to the nlxzht as'their footballteamwontheconferencetitle
with a nerteet'reconi.Besidesclinchimz the conference honors,the vid/or?over Blnlr was"sweet-revenzo" for the manydefeats the locals have handedthe Burt County hon ln recent
v w n .
Since the em-lv Dart of theseason. one has heard Tekamahfans nav."Wait 'till we meetBlair".No doubt they would
rather defeat the local team
than any other on their sched-ula.and now that they havedoneso they will continue tosinxr the nrsisea of their eleven
until another season rolls
around.And zixzhtly so.To Coach Frank Srnszaaz andhis sound, conzratulations,Youhave demonstrated to conferencefansthat you have the bestteam in the leqzue this season.It was a oleasure towatch yourhard-charnrinir line functionahead ol' a set ol fast. clever
admit football should be a roomname.Few are the spectatorwho_deslro to volce their onln
lon in such a manner.Eventhouzh.mznressed by a fewthe reflections on the team stil
remain.
A few Blair fans have commented that statements an writtenabove were used and ex
pressed by fans of the Tekamalteam.Inuuiries were made an(others revealed that wey heanno such comments nor knew o:
the incidents.Knowimz slmany Tekamah fans. as I do. 1am oostitive that it ls not.¢.h4thought of that wsm's support
ers.Sure thev desired to wirthezamc.but not by suclmeans.Let's not take a fan toe:seriously in a keenly-tounhlfootball name.Lei/s not judzea tam and its sunoortera by thesayinnexnressedby a few
"nervous" and hilzh strung fans,who do not realize what theyaresavinz.Let's not maketeam,whether we are from
Blau-.Tekamah or any othex'°§ "'1 1 h
n e o ow excited aIan can be follows.Following
a zame at which I ofhclated inOmaha a year ozo. a fan ao-nroached me and informed me
that I was s robber. a thief. andwas the imvormnt factor in histean-Us lasinz the hall nme.Irefused w answer and he con-
tlrued ocall me names I dare
Complete(
Dana Collegre.'sbags}cetball ached6| A A l l a s s a u n n n ¢ » v . .
of Bla ir we re c a llershlu th 'a . Fri da v even
Mr .an d Mr s .Rc
of Ar li ng to n we re S
dinner lrllesta of Mr,
Ma r sh a ll.Mr s.Paul J ones
lied Cross banmzet .
dnv eveninm.
at Fred Junz-
inxz.ninev Petersonlundnv eveninzand Mrs. J. 0.
aliended the
at Blair. Mon-
red Junzbluth
"Shine" Weber. Mr. and Mrs. Ein-er Hansen. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Hansen and Susan of Blalr.andMr. and Mrs.Carl Hansen andfamily of Blalr.Callers at the J. C.Brodex-senhome. Sunday afternoon. lnlcudedMr. and Mn. Riley Brndersen andLarry. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brod-ersen. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jackson
Coach Prank rsmanc;nu: H;wall-coached.hanl»cha1'K1n.\¥beamvm the field. a mam that nossesgedj 1a dacentive mnnlmz and nassxnxattack and out-vlaved the locals lnall departments at Lhe smme.Blll
MeGrue. Tekamah end. scored twotonewns and added two nolntslonelnt after to tallv 14 DomtaIqrteam.On tllg 5-_eeelvinq:_eh<l!
L1
Ll
me was cnmnleted this week.IG!teen Kamen are nlanned for th
iii. i5:~5E13§{ at Nebmxkn Wee
9-Harlem Globe Trotter
Dec .
Dec.
Dec.J an.
J a n.
ga n .
1 8 - D a m a t Gr a n d V i a w
15 - D a n a a t W a r tb u n z . .9.- -Ob en date.
10 - - D a na a t Lu th e r .
} § - f a i r b u r v a t Da n a
Mr.and Mrs.F1andLloydnttendl'Weddlnz nnnivermlCitv Hall. Fddlv e
Bd the Silver and family. Mm. I-'rank Brodex-sen. or mmy Daqes.meurue was -Irv at the Em Mn. Ruth Brodex-sen and Charles. Lhom in the nude of the Blair funn.venin~honor-Mins Frances Mae Hansen :nent He W9 Qid 5?m° g¢celleQt_blogk-
¥{§\n"Mr nur! Mm P Pnmnn nf Vnl..|H1n wnnfr in ||01-man lf fha hnmnllfm SIE! UIBYGG Ia s .va.E§i"11ér"=£i»£é§r."1§I¥éI"1§ta`I-iaggg' ~ Rlmlp
J .O.Ma rs ha ll atte nded the tensen and f\\mi!Y.W ic k ham.Te k n ma h f u ll.
Feeders banmzzet at Da nn Cnllesre Mr .and M m .Clar k Davin : n d th r u : ti me s a n d was a n i m
termann,g u n d
rnp or tan t par t in
du r in g the past
r d c ha rgi ng line-
d ma n y a n op-
..
verait§r.
J an.3 0 - D a n a at Conc ordia.
*F' eb. 3 -He bro n at Dan a.
Feb.7-- Co nc ord ia a t D an a.
Feb . 1 4-» -Gu nd Vie w a t D ana ..
Feb.17-- -Dan a a t Fa irbu ry .
F e b . 2 1 - L u th e r a t D a n a .*Ten tativelv s c hed ule d na me.
ntcrpn-he Engraving
,» .
a.mr .on Y eve I o r o n a nn wer e u n y ter-lz B l M da n m S8 h A s da ai'Bliss Marv Jean Jones accom- noon callers at the Chas. Lauszhlin'named by Mins Joan Wescott of horng.Lmc oln °:ment the we e k e n d a t Miss Beula h Lau ghlin aoen t Sumho me .dmv at the narental. Charles Laugh-
Pir. and Mrs. J . P. Su nd ente r- lin ho me.
'fnlned nt n moose dinner. Sunday .,Mr . a n d Mr s .Sherman Carlson
an honor of th ei r da ui th ta r.Mr s. a nd Do ns J ea n :me nt S un da y at
Ir vi n Newha u s' b ir thd ay .Pre sen t the Lor en La y m an home.The oc -
we re Mr . a nd Mr s. i r vi n Newha u s c a s io n was to celebrate Do r is ':>!..'?f':=<"=a-.Mfe;_'§=h=:==.§s§r1s1-Wash. -'°e:1e fv~@&'1ff'fh=1»v .
c oz in th e Teka rnn h a tta c k.Bla irDlay ens are hiszh in the nrnise o f
Te k nma h fu ll.c lassify ing h i m as
the b eat b ac k thev h ave f ac ed this
season.Br o wn .halfbac k,alsoturned in a nu mber o f nic e nlay a.
Fo r Blai r . th e wor k of B a iley i n
the bac kfield wa s ou bs ta nd in x.
The loc al nlavcfrs did their beat and
are to b e ad mire d f or X izhtinz un-
gg the final whistle..Qt times. the
l
Donald Ros
has pla y ed an
I:lllir's attac k
season.A ha
ma n has stvp r
ponent'a thmat.
dlo of the line.
Rabbnu Photo-E
-- --M - - -
1 _ _ . 1 _ .Y . . - . . . . . . . . .
Kenneth Fcer, end, has been
an the receiving cnd of many a
forward pau and hu stoppedrunsdirectedaround his end.
Playing his first yea# on the
'ii-st team he has made up with
fight what he lacks in weight.
'ubbnu rnofo-xnz a Bnvravfnq
:oNconmA PASSESTo l8~7 VICTORY
OVER DANA
l i
.vices
1 t I Y .
YOHB nas beenof a numberuuuull, mm.r.m{na newnaus.or mrs. Loren Lawnan ls recover- uraar attack was 20011 for a few IQBUHFT yums.Berman and Hamet Sund of Blair. mr from an attack of fl"first dowms. but then it would bcuz wxthout 1 e senMrs.Julian E./ Jumzbluth at-Mies Iam Lavman nmnf 5Im.4I...rlntvn 'Nm lnnnl lm". urnvn nn of reirulars rece:ten ded a shower{Fl-idsy eveninxr.
:r i ve n a t the P..Ca dv h omo i n
A r li n mo n in ho n o r o f Mi sa B etty
lflanshall. whose weddinv: will take
lllac e th is mon th.J eanne Ma rs ha ll c elebrated her
Enrthdav. Armistice Day . by izivimr
la ; s e hc o lma te a a tr e at at Ma tte o
a t t h e naieH£H1`" iIii¥r{"'L`h`§i§1home.s
Mis s Ruth B rod ers en sp ent Sa t-
u n l a v ni gh t a t the ho me o f Mr .
an d Mr s .Charles Brodersen o f
He rman .
' C a l l e r s o n M r s .H a t t i e C a m e r o n
e . . . . . 4 . . . .: . . . - l . . . . l - . |\ l . . . .1: \. _ 1 n _.1
az dmt a b ii ri r er a nd mo re e xoe ri -
enc ed c lub b u t di d the ir best..
whic h. in this c ase wa s no t qu i te:ood enouizh.It wa s the f ir st ti me
i n a. nu mbe r of ve ar s th at loc als
ha ve b owed to the Te k a ma h c lu b
i n the traditional m m e .Tli is
Yol.r'3 Tekarnah c lub in one nf tho
Bla d f chfinill ognonent toftatlzle
season.mr er.an an ou a n -insrtea.rn.Th e v will b e ha r d to
stub.Fr emon t be at th em. 13 to 0
Tueada.y.b u t rememb er:Fr e mo n t
is s tron nc e r no w th an they wer e amo n th sito:so "ChoDDY"an d th e
stormed and asrain la te i n thefo u rth Quarter marc hed to the 8
vard line b efore losi nir the ba ll ondowns.Sh or tly be fo re the n ame
ended. Conc ordia tallied their thind
tou c hd own to ma ke the fi al sc ore,
Th e de fe ns ive nlav o f e D an n
184.
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ma d e a to ta l o f 1 7 f i r s t d o wns tothe ir ouoonents'10.out-szainimr
them on runnima; nlatvs but unable
to : to n th e Concordia passing; at,-
tac k.Bob Jensen.Husrhea an dCo mu ton s tnr md in th e D a n s f o r -
wa r d wa ll wi th Howard J e nqe n,
backs.Yo u r re c o r d- D e c atu r .
26-0:Ly ons.20-UI Oakland.
26-0:Blair. 3 2-0: all vic tories
fo r vo u sneaks for itself.
As one stand s alon x the elde-
lin es an d h ea rs the I ons s hou t,
'"ki1l-him.""smash -hu n".etc.,
on e wo n de rs if the fa n mah ze swh a t h e i s say i nx.On e won-
ders h o w h e wo u ld feel i f t h e
boy s d id ju st tha t.Those c om-
ments r eflec t on th e suno ortfem
o f th e tea m.Af ter all.th e
-.:~an~pr oa c h ed the d oo r of the i ry m.
I tur n ed to hi m a n d s ai d . " Yo u
a r 1 e f r o m . . . . . .? a n d h e m -Dlred. yes.I sta ted, "Very han-
ny I met vou". and as I said that
I off ered mv hand whic h he ac -
c ented and shook.The n h e r e-alized wh a t he had called me
an d th a t I wa r n ot to bla me
for the 28 to 6 d efe at h is te am
nga take n.Ha d I a r m e d w i t hlum. u erh nus gm wo uld still be
gussxmr me.nste ad. toda y he
as a arood friend of mine.
I D A Y N O V E M B E R 1
Columbus at Sc huy ler
Ly o ns a t W e st P oi nt
Wisner at Pender
W a lth ill a t E me r so n
Rosali e at Horner
Fr e mon t a t No rf o lk
GA M E S F R
C O N F E R E N C E S T A N D I N G S
W o n L o sTe:
Oa klan d
L o n
Unable to dent the Dana for-n d wall. Concordia opened unith u decentivo naasimt attank to
md the local collelrians an 18-'Iatinz on the Seward field. Tucs-v afbemoon. _ before A la1'K0owd of Annisuce Day fans.
Dana took the onenlnz kickoff
d marched 68 vards to the Con-rdis 12 vard line before they're shunned.Concordia kickedd held the local boys and when
|nn atl',en;vted co kick, the kick
. 1
Mm. F lo ra Ra vo li a n d Mi s s A z -
me s Eman ue l we re dinner 9211081-S.'mmsd av e ve ni mr . o f Mr . an d Mr s.
.L 0. Mar sh al! a nd f amily .
'W e have th e c ommu nity wi ll notf o n z e t the Red Cro ll :_M m .Paul olne s wi? .§3f°§.E"°+'i..
ernen. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jac kson
and Ca mer on and Mari an. an d Mr.
and Mr s .Mac C amer on and Mi ss
Ru th .
Callers a t th e T.K .Iver son
home . Su ndav evenimr.were Mr .
and Mr s .Chris Vinderslev.Mi s s
bea t in me n le t o r v o f the ac hooi,an d i s u n d o u b te d ly th e b e s t tu m
th e? h ad h ad in r ec en t ve ars.I t
should rate amomr the fi rst fi fteenbest hiirh school clubs in the state.
Bla i r Dlays i ts fi na l s o me
asrainot the stronn: Sc huy ler club onf h h ' H D M I ~m f | ¢ \ r U n t n r n l n n
bo y s will no vo a real mo u r n m meon their hands.
'Tis rumo red th a t Conc h Sma-
iracz f a vo r s a Dost-season name.Da vid Ci tv a n d W ay n e h a ve be e n
considered.Mo r e d o n e o n th a t i n
n--|\..... ..m-1." . . .. v u - » »¢. u . . | » »¢A A u u | ¢1 . 1 u \ c u l | . r \ ; &u u u b u l z i w u u l . .n e x t f e w d m . 8 _''' " "" "H e l e n C h r i s t o f W a s l u n s r t o n ,M r .2 1 .
: n d g m -} ; a l d D g f l g n f a m i R e c o m o d a t e - 1 3 r i l s : h t . C 1 l 0
g m "" r i y ,n a n r s .a r a a a n
,w e t a e :o -
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.a _ . _ . . - _ "E l m e r T } ° n e »n . . . . . . . 1 .n r f r . . . . . . . _- n n n . . . 1 . |9 \.b a c k :L v o n s n v o r W e s t P o i n t R m .|ullnl..lU{may a Iau ea. DU!a
andm gyn n u we l " " j, , ' : L ' - _ ; : : ;', ' ; ' n, , , * ; f' ; ; ' ,, , { , :,;';m .,$"n?£'¢'iL'.T.,'¥-'».'.£L£°*i¢":' 23.5 ;='<q'__-»-g=,_§5'§ ,,»~;g,_;,»1;»~= fg;E=..,...*?.'?"|=1.'.Z:L'i1"{i.'.i.'L§'QL"»'f'i§
home . S und ay .m n .I-ln mld M u m m d Mr .m a " f m "Cho\§ny"°| tat¢d ...'f.e _ h u m m .Th e u n s e t o f u m we ek :
_ _ & ' u ' § s l , M n ._ c m A n d e r g e n £ 1 1 2 '{,°_'3 _I;'*,':2 ,¢z£_,_P`,;s522¢ hu Z n . b e s t u n : l u b w a h n v n 2 _ - .S ° " " \ * °°*°o r d a g m
Dana az a i n th ma b
ond Qu ar te r wh en
1I
.....,....-. » . ¢ » g n u an no .u '__ "_1 \ 0 r [ I 1= " ; §u o n a u "_;°='°n i o n d a v e v e m m r s l e v c e l e b r a t e t h e i r §'o¢i{"vI@1§1§'1`§f»z n l a y e d t i n a ve a l ( a n d t h a t m c l u d e a
a n g "t f.e l m ; ~ B m d f m e n h o m e .a n n i v e r s n r v l a s t w e e k .§ " ° ! ! ' ° ! 1 t ) =Th e v D l a y e d s g o o d . c l e a n n l - :
Milli Pima 0 a n n n »2.... . L -u a u u a a l l l n & l L l l \ . l T. ) C H |W I I U I 5 B B L U 'd e n t a t D a n a .: m e n t t h e w e e k ~ e n d
a t t h e p a r e n t a l .A l b e r t M a d s e n
o me .Alb er t Ma ds en and so n. Alber t.
'attended th e f u ne r al fo r W a lter
Ha n se n .i n Laurel,Sunday .Mr .
'Hansen was killed bv a r-rn-n hlvltnr
:mrs next norne srame. and theMand Mrs. Mal ol Brode n ro own ll.ma n s 'decentmve * " " ° k ' | f i n ; I o f the season.in sc heduledlan d lé us an an d Po ll; S L. . Su n y bloc ked herd o [ f o r Fr id a v ni Rht.N°?'°"'b°*` 21.
guests a t the Georxre M¢Qua rrie Coac h Rhodes and the Blair niar-However.. it as not certam t.h.uJ.3.the
home.ora were h!Jzh i n their praise o f f " " ' °" " ' "he nlay ed a t nurht.
Me Gru e Te ka mah en d and W i c k-W atc h n ext wee k'o mi ner for exac tSer ge an t Geo rg e K.Bruno Jr.,hum. fullbac k.Th e v a reed W ic k-ti me o f na me .
_nnnfinlsnrl nh 6...'D...|.T..:........_.\\....... ....... L...1.._ ;._.l .~...
Bob J ensen,Chic ago, end on
the Da nn eleven,turned in his
best game of the s eason aga inst
Conéordia,Hi s pu n t aver age
agai nst the Seward eleven wa s
A o . . . . . . . \ . . I . .. . _ . . 1 L \1 . I
Da n a to o k th e k i c ko f f a t th e
on e ni n e o f th e sec ond half an d
marc hed strainzht down the fie ld
f o r a touc hdown.scored by GeneMc Gr ue o n an 'end ru n f r o m th e
two va n d line.Ho wa r d Jensen
added th e Doint.on a nlunw-.f n
Mr .an d Mr s.Flo y d Johnson.Mr .and Mm .Russell W a rd and
Do na ld , an d Mr . an d Mr s. A nd re w
0.lbseh and fs rni lv were Sundaydi n n e r sruests at the Sven J ensen
ho me i n Omah a.
Me r n ll Johnson.Mr .and Mr s .
u n e mo r o n o n e o u tn.wn\van.n\\l vu su r u th l..A¢0ll.BrU ;;"'" y y ; e"g;='=f ;0n5lOD Ulllll 1iol'|A ~f00tb8| l fa n l"'ECelVed |~ , : | ; ' ;u 6 n ; a r d line.Hg 5 ,3WoodMls ao u n this week afbe ns s r s e v u1rrr.'c all f r o m Omah a,Mo nd ay mo m -sophomore.seve ral ds s th hi s mo th er M ...rs I H h d th r t k 5Ge o r g e B g f s n d h i s g m 1 d n o t h _ e f lg g g l e » e § w ; ; w » § a ; g = 5 I f'<1'.§¢»...1l"'.»£1.""i'-|".1 vsgdrngngy g Robben Phota»-Entrfpri¢¢'snpreunn
er,Mr s.My r tle Kili an.H e wa s thi s ve sr he tho uxht he sh ou ld ta ke th e d ay T h rg
t m s f to the Miss ouri a r my of f.Adver tis e in e E n te r p ae
c amp from Fort Belvoir, Virgi nia.g a m md u n s e t the do ne by de-'Ir B ri n gs Re su lts
_4 .. . - _ _ _ _ _ -- - _ .. . . _ . . . . _ . . . . . -_N » » u | | _ | n m h l _ | |l| _| | ___ __ _ _ _ _ _ .. . , _ _ _ _ . - . . .._. _.,.................
4 $4 n L . . - . .. . . .-
meurue and Sve ndsen o ut,sum|th e the lo c a l e le ve n d 7Té £h '§ i -i nf iConcordiac s me ri eh t beck an d m the b ac k fi eld.
sc or ed s atin on an oth er lo mz fo r-ward was. an d again fai led to c on-
vert..W ith J ensen.Svenda-en and
Me Gr u e c a r r y i n !th e ball.th eDena eleven advan c ed to their DD-
ponents' 12 y ard line b efore being
RE S UL S NO V E MB E R 1 I
Tek amsh. 3 2:Blai r. 0
Oakland . 7 : Ly ons . 0
Fremont. 13 : Sc huy ler.Cathedra l. 12: V alley . 6
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Homer. 20: Dec atur. 0
Rosalie. 30; Pilsrer 2
}§fahoo. 7; Ashland, 0
West Point. D: Wissen 0
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g r ,r e -y m o u u wu - ,m e r m' ° o f ' #; ' z = ; ° = . : t : : : ° : , ° : : , : ; f
; , : = . :f :;= ~,'f1.'1 3 4 1 M e r c u r y 4 - D o o r S e d a n ' i f e u jo y b e a u r y xh n x h s z y le d mn q y b e n u c i f u l.
.R a d i o ,H e a t e r ,E x t r a C l e a n .B e a u t i f u l M e t a l l i c F i n i s h .
ics Are Experts ,2 Shipment of Heaters
just Arrived
Also ai Orda uf Aawnaciaa
We Install Them While You Wait!
WASHINGTON COUNTY MOTOR _r rnohiir \w n g ; A v e .¢ White 315 ,
--~'rHE EN'rEnPnxm=:._
6 ~aifylénd Characters G .rests
At Annual Book-Week farty
~rizes For Costumes Awarded Hugh Hunt, Danny
Sully, Emma Lou Lundt, and Gaye Schmidt; Story
of Book Week Theme by-Mrs. Vernon F. Bellows
Little Black Samba, Cinderella, Dlck Whittington, Jnck Homer,
Wh`te and Old Mother Hubbard-all Lhese, and many more be-now Ioved characters fromthat misty land of "Once Upon n Time" gathered
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SIST~RS ~UNOR~
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scHoo1§ onsmvnn
ARMISTICE DAY
In honor ol the twenty-third an-niversary ol Anniztlne Day, five
programs were hdd Tuesday morn-ing' by children of the Blair City
Srhoal system.'
"Strengthening National Mor-
ale" was the appropriate and lime-
ly theme chosen by Attorney Reed
0'Hanlon, Sr., for his address be-
fore the assembled high school stu-
denu.George Hedelund, comman-
der of the Stanley E. Hain Post,
Mn.C. D.Howard 111%Mrs.
Bunnard Reeh enteruined a n oneo'clock luncheon and bridge vmy.I'\'ld.|y, complimentary to their als-
ier, Mm. Hnrry Campbell of Kil-
zom. Nebraska.The alfair tookplace at the Reeh home on West?Colfsx Street, with ds*/een guestsin attendance.
At hrldge, Mm. Philip 0'Hanlnnwon the hlgh scare and Mrs. JarnelMaher drew the cut. prize.The:
out-of-tn~guest lint included
P Aladiii'|{1'Y-\nd Cant. Kidd f'ose For Cam Events Of The
Coming Wee
Scheduled Events For
W eek of Novem ber
13 To 20
T'lu|rsd.\y, November 13March Merimyx-Mrs.RudalFuchs
1 4
P m n l h :
....... ,.....,.ue, auwmm, <n.~=»,-m.=\.. at ..-. ........... ~~;"".For several y ears p ast, c ostume
pa rtie s ha ve been used to_eli| -nax
th e Book Week ac tivities,wi t h
eac h y ear be ing ma rke d b y a n i n-
creasingly la rg e n umbe r o f y o un g
guests.The 1941 party was no ex-
¢:eption and some fifty y oun gsters
who pa rtic i pated pr o c la i med i t to
he one o f the most suc c essful y e t
held.
Assi stin g Miss Hc Q\1ar rie w l l
Mrs . V ern on F. Bellows, who do n-
duc tc d a number of games and held
th e c h ild r e n !ra n t a tte n ti o n wi th
Men c ke );To mmy Tu c k e r (J oan
Sc h mi dt);Blue Fa i r y (B e tty
Sc h mi dt);Na nc y W r i g h t (S y lvi a
Siersbec k);Re d Ri d in g Ho od 's
Gra nd mo th er (J oan Rho de s); No-
body 's Chi ld (Do nna Cu s hma n) ;
Ra gged y An n ( Th elma C u sh ma n ) ;
Ali c e i n W o nd er la nd ( Ma r y A n n
Mor ri son );Cap tai n K id (V ir gi ni a
Mors e).Also atte nding, hu ! not in
costume_ were Lo la a n d Ric hand
Hu ltb er g, an d Floy d Salisbury .
Mr n.I r v i n Cnrnv
Mr s .c anfpbell of K i lg o r e ;Mr s .
Ri c h a r d Ha r ti g a n o f F o r t W a y n e ,
Indian a: Mm. J . M. Campbell, Mrs.
J oel Campbe ll, a nd Miss Con nie
,Ca mp be l laf Oma ha; a nd Mr s. L eo
Hog an of W o rth in gto n, Mi nne sota.
O'HANLONS RETURN
FRUM CALIFGRNIA
Mr s . Cla r k 0 ' Hl.n lo n And Mi sa
F n n c e s 0'Hp n1on reh xmad Tues-
dHY_after noon f r o m San D ieg o,
C a h lo mi a ,where they ha d spent
mmericah Leglon,was pres<;nby Superintendent J. R.Vlnckel,
and the audience was led in thesinging of patriotlc songs by Leo-.ie Marks, music instructor.Fol-
lowing n custom established some
years ago, the American Legioncolor guard advanced the colors.The Boy Scouts led a flag salute
by way of concluding the program.
The fifth and sixth grades of theJuniorHighSchoolconducted a
patriotic program ln the Junior
High assembly, each student con-tributing to thc success of the ob-
servance.The program was high-lighted by an address la.y an Ameri-:an legion representative.Other
P. A. C.--Mrs. Floyd StrlcklettStudy To Learn-Mrs.HenrVoss
Better Homes--Mn, Henry Wub
benhorst
Congregational Turkey DinnerO. E. s.
Blair Pick-Up-Mrs.GeorgtRatlunann
Friday, November I4
E. C. N. C. play contest-Ben
nlngtonHerman Degree of Honor-MnLizzie Richter .-
Summer Sunshine Circle-Mrs.
Clarkson Hunk
Monday, November 17
Monday Afernoon Club-Mrs. H.Features:"A Plea ~ for World|J~ HansenPeace", GQ, mde: --Americmglmv Fall Tenn of Court Convenes
emma Lou Lundt, Barbara Mc-Zonaughy, and Eugene Robinson;
ndvancing of colors by Girls Scouts
vith Charles Hansen as bugler;
'ledge of Allegiance, audience led
ly Clifton Sutherland; "Makers of
j g udentsnth narrative by John Beck drumolo,Charles Feagan,'How We
an Helpl, Paul Gnmm KennethuhrRuthMummertleathaushmanRoland Husk Joan Pet-
rson;Amenos The Beautlful',
hyllls Cook, Jack Madsen,Mar-
aret Ladd, Paul Jorgensen; retir-
lg of colors by Glrl Scouts.`
Tnesday_ November 18
A.L.Auxiliary-Mrs.T. A.
Bohs
Herman Tuesday Aitemoon Club-Mrs. C. E. Johnson
Wednadny, November I9P. E, 0.-Mrs. W. J. KoopmsnBrewsterClub-Mrs.WilliamWulburn _
Lutheran Daughters-Mrs. H. C.
Jorgensen
Horrmn Pinochle-Mrs.EmilFollen
Thursday, November 20
New England Club--Mrs.Ed
Blum
)ur Flag",unlor hi h st
:
lN. T. Luhd, prominent business-
sn_ was guest speaker at a pro-ram for Central School'a third and
urth grade pupils.Mary Suemdt,Shirley Nash and David
ahrney read a poem, "Flag, Our
ag", and a baton twirling ex.hibi~
>n was put on by Audrey Dolld Mary Ann Bain.Founh grad-
s gave the flag history and the
ird grade sang a flag song.Allned in the salute and the sing~
g of patriotic' numbers and thetional anthem.
Omnty Superintendent R.E.
.irchild was in charge of the ar~
'mnstxce Day program in the
Washington Project Club-Mrs.Er-ic Knudsen
Kindred Club-Mrs.HermanPetersen
Blair Mcrrymakers Mrs. Laur-
en Jones1 Hillside Project-Mrs. Ed Pfeif_
erDorcas-Mrs. Anhur Jensen
McCar thy Progressive-Mrs.Bert Cooper
ARLINGTON WSCS
MEETS FOR SUPPER
Teachers of the Arlington school
sh supper,Tuesday evening.
ngement and presentation of an were honored goats at a. covered
...as
w>rth Ward.The West Ward pro-
arn consisted of recitatlons, the
lging of patriotic songs, a play t
the 8rd and 4th grade, and theg salute.
EDDING or .
vknnouneementwas made thisskof the August 7 wedding 1ichunitedMissOllvemarie w
ibunde, daughter of Mrs. Mayme
en the WSCS members of theh
Arlington Methodist Church held
helr regular meeting.
Following devotionals by Mrs.
ora Ludwig Mrs M E Wlnsetu,...
gave an impromptu talk on "I Am
An American".Miss Eula Hard-
g was presented in several pianoAUGUST 7 TOLD :xnccordion selections, and Mrs. Al-
ln Anderson nng._The entire
sroup Joined in the singing ol pa-rlotlc melodies.Around fifty
ere present.Hostesaes at the event were Mrs.
FORMER COUNTESS-
To B E A T D A N A
Former Countess Ebha Trampe,
Loom. ru-:ws »
l u l l - - ~ u » » » » - ; » - = = » » ~r
l a i
no w - n .Fr e d Westergaar o f
Evans, Minneso ta, will give a c on-
c ert an d s eve ral lec tures nt Da na
College du ri ng the week»end o f
Dec ember 5»7.She c o mes at the
invi tation o f th e Da na College
Chapter o f th e Arnerica11-Scandi-
navinn_ Foundation.
In the presenc e ot' 135 relatives
an d friends,Miss Grac e Paeper,
dau ghter o f Mr .a n d Mr s.He n r y
Paeper o f Ar li ng to n,bec ame th e
bri de of Alvin A. J ac ob of Oma ha,
son of Mr s. Mabel J ac ob o f Arling
ton.Th e wed di ng took p l u m a t
* : ' r " { " ¥ " ¥ ' 1 f " 1Q: ~ : j . f f ~ Q ; ~a w *'
..~
e W e d A t f ' ° " ' 7 `"Collvl
1 ~ H ' ~_g 21 ~rfr.A .3 Q ,f.»m¢!~"'||
Mrs. Clif ton N. Ro binso n un der-1.--:
went an operation for sppend ic itia ~54.~at the Bla ir Hos pita l this rn omi ng.f i f i i "
Edg ar Ma sters o f B la ir wa s d is '~ .
missed fr om Me th od is t Hospital,a~g l
i " ~Sunday .n
J ..1fs.at
Mrs. J . W . Blu tter a nd son, Bill,
visited in Fontanelle,Sunday ,at isa".
the pa mntal, He nry Mo nke Ho me.i..Mi s s Ethe l Stewar t o f Omaha f »;~
spent the week-end at the parental,
Dr.~E. R. Stewart, home...»-»..|q_-
Mi k e Muller is a patient a t
Clarkson Hospi tal,where his c op;
dition is desc ribed as "good'§."
Mr .and Mr s.Clif ford Halb ert 1 '
entertained,Wednesday evening,;3,<1
.J\l '
14 1 q.= ~t .
A J k f v
sp en t at Imma n ue l Hospi tal.|Mr. and Mrs. Br y an W arr ic k and
children of n o r th o f Blai r visited
: M n W arric k's moth er,Mrs.
| Blan c he W arr ic k and fami ly , Sun-
.day .
Mr .an d Mr s .Clarence Van De-
Venter ente rtained, Tu esday even-
ing f or Mrs. VanD e\'e nter 'n b th -er- in- Iaw an d s is ter , Mr. and To ..
.Carl Mogens en of Omaha.
I Mr . a n d Mr s.Mi la m A us ti n en-
tc rtained a t an Armis tic e Da y
dinner,Tuesday evening;their
'guests were Messrs.and Mes-.dames David Mumnnert,W .E .
Luc ke, an d Roy T. Kir kpa tri c k.
~Mr .and Mrs.W oodrow Svend~
|=.u~lrrrnwasabletoreturn to his home on South Streetthis week,follow »
0
Mi ss Gertnude W arric k wa s a
week-end guest Sf Mi ss A l ma
W ric h, i n Omaha.
Lira.P.K .Nelson is spending
this week a t the Georg e K. Nelson
home.
Mr .and Mr s.Ear l J en ki ns and
son, W arren.were Sunday dinner
W ests of Mr. and Mrs. Ro y Nelson
at K en na rd .
Mr s .Fr a n k Br os :entertained
aro und fi fte en me mb er s of W SC S
Ci r c le I at a n
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr .and Mr s.
of Kenn nrd atte nded an Oma h a
heatre.Tuesday evening.
Mr s .Joe L a z u m spent Mon day
n Lin c oln, whe re sh e wa s a g uest
r h er ni e c e , Mm. Nor man Ti lde n
~nd fa mi ly .
Mr s .E m m a Sol!entertained,
unday ,f o r George W arne Mr .
nd Mrs. W illiam Cm-per and sons,
amen and J oh n, o f Omaha.
|1 .
all-day sewing bee,
Tom W ilki nson and
Roscoe Rosenbaum
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Saturday ,Mr s.Ha r le y Appleby
of Arlington v\.D.B a. guest of Mrs
Fr ed L on g.
Mr s .Fr a n k Ste wa rt attended a.
bridge lunc heon,Fri day , given by
M ::
l n e Lmr u r y rara.~,,;|||\L.i1u¢;'~L mr u n u ll ma y McQuarr1e's
br u o g h t f o r th a strange collec-,guests, as snapped by the Enter-
tion of fairy -tale and story -book prize Ph0°E2'lP|l@*l'-Th ey ana,
charac ters.Ie f t to r ig t: Mic k ey Di xon , J u -
Yu l -
1 .)u||y , nmluura.rmnur, LITIIYIII.Lou Lundt, \.'irgi.nia Morne, Glor-
i a W alton,Diane Di xo n,Ro ge r
Klop p, an d Hu g h Hu nt.
a fairy Lula centering about ihblllere gn Visil '
Book Week theme.Mrs. _Fenonl Mrs.Iwiu Carey arrived the
Sully won ln charge of "5""e""3|lntter part ol the week from De-
each arnval, and her Y°""¥ "°"5"'|¢mi¢,Miemgan, for a short vim
ter, Cannle Sully, entertained the with her brother, Mac Allen, and
B-"¢'"bl\*§° with fairy tales.other relatives in the Wrench dis~
Perhaps the most colorful evenlztrlet snuih af Blair.She will m~
of the aftemoon was the costume turn early next week.
d .P l es for the best cos~F\::;gc werlez awarded "Barefoot Needlework Subject
'C e At o r M A. C- Study.£ 2 3 .,5 £ °? 2 L § E'l'2 .:...i i i -...I ..
sevsnl weeks with Mr. and MrLuther O'Hanlon and fnmily.
Mn. Clifford Halbert
Enterlnlns Card Club
Mrs.Clifford Halbert ante;
halned the members of the Monde
Evening Bridge Club,Novembu10.Mrs.Wilbur Lowe won tbprize for high more and Mn. Afred 0. Sick drew cnt prize.Rf
served nt th
D L A N D I~.| " ' " § o 5 ' 6 m - Y c n o U P s -5° Lulhenn ChuEYEL ;f"f.<.;;.";;
'":"'"°Aulih vnu *"=P'"'H'in celebration of her birthday,--»----liilllefl the art Of .lace-mak1n3. Miss Marie Muse 8llf£l'tBinBd s. fgw Phyllis Dowell of Af1iIIglUl1 has
he hrstury of embroidery was re- friends at a.social evening and been initiated into the Pm Omegaated by the hosfw-.lunch, Monday.Her guests were sorority at lmamna College, where
Next Mondays meeting wall be Misses Edna and Emu G00d Dar she is s freshman.Another fresh-
eld at the home of Mrs.H.J. othy Bucl-chardt, Iris Baxter, Ruby msn, Mattie Jane Petersen, Ken-
;ansen,when Mrs. Ray Rosen- Holstein, and Maxine Reeves.nard, is a Phi Apha initiate.TheB u m O f K e n n a r d ,c o g n t y ~2 l U | .lI)H n n :f w n n f f n n r n n r n r i l i n e
Murdoch.and MissMcQua.rrie
putty:in
Black Samba (Bula Jones); Wee,H
Wee Woman (Juan Jones);Old,b
MoLher Hubbard h\nn Hitnhman) fiBoPeep(Nancy Bellows);o|<1!_
e l d w o m a n , w i l l b e i
.............¢
n c harge.Hill Sialerg Vigil : v " _ l "_ - U ' »on the campusArkansas Relative'Following n system unique
Misses Grace, Blanche and EH, among colleges ol this area, the
'i te t d l oHillreturned last Friday from a four soronues are n smweek's vacation in Arkansas. Thev same desrme. so that the ac.hoo|'s
I!ur...........u n . , .r : . . . , :z..n m c l . . m ' !\ " l r n I l e n r v l t n h r;|'i'"i§:r fllifal-2{\'"i°n|]1§\n1§` n§§B`§§+ Hallll omni Home
Jack Llrlen, Micky Dixon, Walter Mn.Henry Kdzr entert
Gutachnw,and Mnrilyn Magnus-,more than thirty nlativas
q - - - - - . - - - - - -- - - - .
Uogram is somesm);Miss Muffet.(C
Bohs): Gyusv Girl from the
harlotte jriends. Sunday. it a caSnow f her birihdav. .. ... ;--I vl .w u s u v n u ;B L UL CIIII,W IL D If-|1813Q u e e n "( G l o r i a W a l t o n ) ;H e 1 d 1 _ m vm l t l n g ,a n d M r s .K u h r s e r v e d a u n t , M r s . J u l i a . M c C u l l e y .
( n a n L n - n \ . ' n f' n m n v \ 1 \A r n " l n n n t n In L a i l a 1 L n n f$ » . u \ . A . . . » - . . J i l . . .
mn.:u In pr1.\rl1egl'.'G Lu plenge une 01the four groups ,whic h are kept ap
pro ximate ly equal i n nu mb er o f\uns|..|aln u|.L\.4vllaugu; ; o Ixus; 1|uu\..|| lu uuul bill: BLLEXIIUUII Illlu ll|.Uf r o m " L i ttle W o me n "(Ma r y Sue evening.
Lundt); ' I'ara,dau ght.er of gy psiea'Callers du ri ng the da y were(J udith L u n d t) ;Alad din (Connielhiessrs. and Mesdamea Harry Mat-
Su lly ) ;Cinderella (Shirley Sley -fren and f a mi ly , A lb e r t K u h r a n d
star );Circ us Gi rl (Mar i ly n Siera~ Duane , Otto Arp and fa mily ,Har-
bec k) ; J a pa nes e Twin s fmlma si ne fo ld E.Rasmussen and Shirley ,
Bendorf and Mild red Siqr abec k):C hris Ras muss en, Mrs.Fr e d D or -
Hansel and Gretel (Maxi ne an d.nac ker a nd so ns, C harle s and Lar-
Ma r jor i e B a xte r ) ;Ma r th a W a s h ry ,and M m .Ed ie Reeh,o f th e
ing ton (Barbara Fis her );D i c k B l a i r Or u m,Rose Hi ll and Ke n-
W hi ttin gton (Roger Klo pp) ; n and vic lnitiea;Messrs.an d l'fleu»
Hu mp ty Durnnty ( V i r p z e n e d a me a Rudo luh Menc ke.Ha n a
Mr a. J . L. P ou nd s To
Be Lunc heon Hostess
A one o'c loc k lunc heon for mem-
bers of the Pa st Nob le Gran d Club
will he held at the home of Mm. J .
L .Poun dl,Frid ay .Mr s .Pounds'
assistants are Misses I d a Kn o x,
Eva Smi th a n d Ne tti e Sk i nn er .
c|.ue NOTES
:nn- nn- .. . . . . . .
. .
l is a daughter of Mr.| Dowell of Arlington,
:teraon's parents are
Leonard Peterson of .5
sz.-hm%flh,§llll\;" whn.172.1-.\\I\n.r»-|.-\\nnnrnn- 1r..\..`ii..§' n;;{_j| A. ln Aunllary"'.fr -.. n un.n..'vu-v.| "4ull, \.1.u| &¥I Axunu,Anno.uc nfunHa ns en );Alic e in Wonderland Hermingsen, Mrs. Marrgretha Chia-Mrs. T. A. Boh n ifill be ho stess.
fHu H|Mu mmn r fi e Ma r v I In tl nf n na n n f"hvin \U\ink Tn|»\n £tn\.»B e i t TU88dI.\l evemnnn when fha- - _ --. - .- . - - - , |- - - . 3 - - v - n - - I - w n a v q w a n s || ¢ u l ,U v l u l A L \ l l | . l |L i t t i e L a m b ( M a r y M u m m e r t } ; , M a r y a n d D o r a W r i c h ,a n d C o r i n n e
Huc kle ber ry Fin n ( Ric har d Hun t); W r ic h oi ' B lai r.
C i n d e r e l l a ( B a r b a r a A l b e r ) ;L i t t l e M o n d a y vi s i t o r s ,h 0 ¥ ) 0 !i N B 'M m .
n e d R i d i n g H o o d ( G e n e n e H u a 1 < ) ; , K u h r ' s b i r t h d a y ,w e r e M r s .M a r -
. \ | . . . i , l : . .i t h . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .f 1 . . . . ; : . . \ .¢ r : . . . . . . . » . m . . » h . ~v : , . . . . . | . . . .- . . A . I . . . . . . . \ . 4 . . .m r . . .
Americ an Légswf ££i§Ei1i£§5§"huT&§
its re gu la r me etin g a t the A .L .
Ha ll.
V. F . W . Au xi li lr v Jnke Fmnzenburgh,Mn. AllredBaker and Mrs. K. S. Waldrnn.
an Church at Nebr-aah City, in thepresence of the bride's mother and
her uncle, Clarence Hineline.The couple left immedintely for
Rockford, Illinnls, where they are
making Lheix-.home.The Klabundes formerly reaided
inBlair,und until recently the
nsuuum \n.um:||mry uu a ulu ;rung guusG NIUISI'71 nuu uuugilwr, mrsAlf re d (Mer le Gus ti n) ; J i ll [AIi c eI W 1lliam Hun t a nd s on.~\short .nlmiéifce Da
featured the..V.F.. W. auxilimry
meeting.Tuedday evening whenMrs. J. H.Bowman, patriotic in-
structor,gave a reading appro-priate to the occasion.Plans were
discussed for a visit to the Veter-
en's Hospital in Lincoln, November
24,when the auxiliary members
will sponsor their annual party.The remainder of the evening
was spent at pinochle.Mm. Mary
1 1 ~~2 .w w s
if /'5¢"z'mmz'n;as
, \?~x1 /L e mba~/V r M y
\.
Tailored Crewes For Hard-To-Fit Women
Half Sizes 16% to 26%-1B to 52
Jwzqfyf,
an~ ~dna .Ashelford~won :mi
Mrs. Kenneth Jensen and daugh-
ter.Judy,returned to Lincoln,
Sunday. following a fotrr-dny visitwith Mrs.Je-nuen's parents,Mr.and Mrs. Z. B. Smith.
Mrs. Leo Schmitz had as guests
Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. TheodomHlxler and Ellen, Mrs. Frank Mor-
rison and Mary Ann.
Mrs. Harlow Brewer was amongthe guests at a bridal shower given
by Mrs. P. L. Cady of Arlington,
Friday evening, complimentary to
Miss Betty Marshall.Mrs. Cady's
co-hootesses were Mrs.Duane L.Carly fun] Mrs. Richanl li. Cady ofNorfolk.
BOHS STORE
x>H0NEaoo
Refrigerated Lockers For Rent
L E A R N T o M O U N T BIRD S.
A N I M A L S
F o r fu n.fasc ination andoro fit. S ave vo or valuab le hun t-
lmr troohies.Decorate y our
home and den.Be 0.Taxide r-
mis t.Tu m vo ur s na re time in to
c a sh with this oro fitnble hobby .Lea rn b y ma il f rom 3 9- Ye ar o ld
reliable school.Over 300.000
zraduates.Simnle. eaov. no ore-
vious exoorlenc e needed.F R E EBOOK tells von how vou c an be-
c ome a. tuxidermist.AbsolutelyF R E E i f y ou wr i te a t once.W rite f o r y o ur c oov today .
Please sta te vo or asze.N- W
School oi'Tnxlgiermsf.Dent.
NP A .Smi th Bu ll nz .On m h l.
Nebraska.45~1tBooth's Fresh Frozen Strawberries, Red Rasp-
berries, Etc., Corn, Peas, Lima Beans, Brussels
nk¢5'):Me g * f r o m " L i t tle W~-~-i~"-.»\.
me n "(Ma r y Mu r s h a lh ;Polly Mrn.I Iun£ Hos tess
Flinders:{I)olores Menc ke);Bo To 0. E. S. Group
203 (Dorothy Sc h mid t);Old Mm. E. C. Hunt, Sr., was hostess
0 or Iiubband (M a rg a r c t. 1,0 th e Pa st Matron s C lub 0. E . S.
Sc hmidt) ; Cinder ella( E laine Be en-iorga nizatio n, at th e regula r meet-
ke); J ac k an d J ill (Patty Ann Ne1~' ing, Tuesday afternoon.Th e ti me
son and No rma J e an Me nc ke ); was s pe nt so c i ally , a nd Mr s. Hun t
Moth01'H u b b a rd (B a r IJ a ra served refreshments.' g a a h d a n d s o n s w e r e S u n d a y d i n
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Bridge Group Luncheon?
Club Dinner-Meeting?
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~ML S . J U H N l z o w s o x
xn r o n mn ln a r wi n g
Klahunde of Roc kford, Illinois and
John Rows on, son of Mr. a nd Mrs.
Les ter Rows on of In gar d, Ne bra s-
ka.The c eremony was solemnized
in th e p a r lo r ! o f th e F ir s t L u th e r
Both ~r. and Mrs.~ o ~ n .IE
Blair High School graduates.
Mr.and Mrs E. C.Hunt, Srhad as their guests, Sunday, M
and Mrs. J. M. Spence of Omaha.
Mrs.Clara Croudy leturn
Sunday evening,from Sioux City
Iowa,where she had spent mo
than a week with her son, WillisCmudy, and her daughter,M
Don Blume and In-nily.,gg
Mrs.Mabel Streckfus of Dubuque_ Iowa, arrived last week t
visit indefinitely with her siste
Mrs. Bertha. Dudgeon.Mrs.Dud
geon is convaiescing at her hom
having recently been dismisae
from Blair Hospital.
..-.5u\l:a\.a oi n|1'5 :nvenclgsm°dsMr.and Mrs.L L Snyder and 'O parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Kuhr,
Harry visited in Omaha with Mrs.',north of Blair.Snyder's aunt,Mn.ltelda Donn,-\|Mr and Mrs Fred Lo_..ng enterSunday..|MRS. '\I'\i`;.}; _I.\§9y3;"tained at dinner,Saturday even
Mary Ann Robinson,daughter ling. for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Long
of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Itobinsun.The ceremony was performed by and Larry of Omaha.Mr.and
entered Immanuel Hospital for Dr. Thomas D. Rinde of Fremont,
treatment this week.assisted by Dr. M. Ritxen.J. VF. Kelly, who entered Metho-I The bride's gown was of ivory
dist Hospital some weeks ago, is satin with seed pearl trim, cut on
still a utient there.He will un-pnncess lines with a lon trsing .dergo JI. operation sometime in rhe,Lons sleeves ended in points at the
future.iwrists.Il r finger-tip veil washeld in ace by a tiara fashionedMr. and Mrs. John Sutton and
son, Stephen, were dinner guests,
Sunday evening, of Mrs.S1itton'sbrother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
l\Irn J. Melvern West of Herman.
Mrs. Tom Evans and son, Torn»
Mrs. Earl Caldwell and Niele were
evening callers.
Mr.and Mrs.J.C. Thompson
plan to move to the former W. P.Hemphill home just south of Blair,
within the next few days.Theresidencewhich they now occupyhas been purchased by T. H. Lundt.Of 0I!lll bi0!§SOInS,Bhd Sh? CB.l"I Dil;3 JUIin G Jgnggn and daugh-
Hed a s wer bouquet of pink and ters and Mrs.Elmer Jensen andwhite ros s.ichildren t Tu sd
I Miss Evelyn Kuhlrnan of Frc-'
mont was bridesmaid.l Donald Jacob of Kansas C t
spen e ay afternoonwithMrs. John Swingholm,Jr.,
and Mrs. A.B. Woodring, at the
M d best man,and the ushers wereon sy.
my of Fremont were guests of Mr. b th f h I 5-am; Mrs. ,_]Conrad and family,ro er o t e bridegroom,wasl
Miss Marie Posvar of Omaha
and Frank Di-dal of Blair were
supper guests of the Alfred An-
derson family Monday.Mr. An-derson's cousin,Viggo Thompson
of Elmhurst, Colorado, an-fred lat-
er in the evening to visit untilTuesday evening; he was en route
tn Baltimore, Maryland. when he
will be employed.
lllenry Paeper and Gordon Lund.:Miss Esther Langhorst played
the bridal music and Miss Beverly.
Doll and Ralph Ritzen sang.
Woodring home.
Armistice Day visitors at the
homeof Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hu~her were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Flatow
and Miss Mary Walters, all of Col-
umbus, Nebraska.Following the ceremony a recap-i Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nyholm at-
tended the Silver Wedding celebra-;;§;k';;=;h5§,;";';;°§§;*;g;§}§§§;i... of Mr. and Mn. line r tn...
the decorations and refreBhments.1§°" °L,'udub°r" {»w;_- h ddmgg'A wedding cake formed the center-iL°h e r 6 l °; h'e u u n
piece of the serving table.Mrs u eran u '|,.,.,.,,,Niebaum and Miss Elia!County Clerk Helen Bolt and
A 1 t f discussion at Giesselmsn poured,Miss Alma Mrs. Bessie J.1'fve==<=11 deputy inthe mscncigg .l'.'3$'i..Z of the BlP\lHilLsnghorst cut the wedding" cake,ilh¢ county Judges ofifiine took aq-
Church, Sunday win be the Worldlmd Miss Edna Schweder and Missi\H11li88'° oi' the Armistice Day holl-Emerstmfy maria.The fund, it8|I¢aVeTle Brand presided at the dw and drove to 01111111 on 'I`\=@s~
collection and its function, is to ~
explained at that time Pr the MissionaryCommittee. with Roy T.Kirkpatrick in crores;Other
rnembers of this eomnllttevh areMrs. Bruce Mchllilltnv Mrs. Emestl
serving table.Miss Evelyn Kuhl-'d3)'man was in charge of the guest'Mr. and Mrs. John Mme and Mr.book.Misses Edith and Ethel Jac~ and Mrs. Claude Porter of Taka-
oh. twin sisters of the bridegroom. mah attended the funeral oi' Os-were in charge of the gift table.car Anderson, held Satunday in
Others assisting were Mrs Fred,0maha Mr Mace and Mr.An-Tornblad, Mrs. C. E. Hamilton, 9"d§osehult Mrs. E. H. Crocker. Mrs. derron were comm
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.moan nrunu,mrs. mme f'¢C|¢»IMrs. George Stronger, and Mn.
Otto Langhorst.Following the re-Q
ceptiah, the bridal party was en-Etertalned at a wedding dinner atthe home of the hHde'e parents,g Alter I short honeymoon trip,
,the couple will reside in Omahn,
where the bridegroam is empiqyed
ln the Roberts ddry.|Mm. J. Hamid Stewart had the
mllfortune bo wmraclx her aide
'quite severely, 'l\1e|day,and wlll|
be confined to bed at her home onWat Washington Street for seven
al daya.
A ong of relatives gathered ut
|the arold Schafer home near
,0mnhn, Sunday, to mrprlne Mr..
lScha!er on his hlrthday.Present'were Henan. and Meedamea F'rank||Scl1a!er of Blair, Holland Smlth
and famlly of DeSoto, and Grover
|Wllkin| and family ol' Arllnfbon.
Mr. and Mn. W. E. Lucke enter-tained over the week-end for Mn.Jermle Hunt of Onawa,Kanau,'and her daughter, llre. Ada Bird
01 Kamen City, Kanau.Mr.ansl
Mn. Loula French and famll of
Schuyler were Sunday ~
Mr. and Mrs. H.S. Whitehea
and Henry of Waterloo, Nebraskx
spent Armistice Day with Mn
Elmer Pate and Miss Ida Knox
Supper guests az the Pate hom
were the Whitehead; and Mr. an
Mn. Frank S. Stdcklett of Blair.
Mr. and Mrs.Joe Love enter
tained at dinner, Sunday, for Mxland Mrs. Stewat Iave end dough
ter,Lorraine, ol Omahx.M nCliffordMontgomery of Omxh;
apent Armllziee Day at Love'| am
Mr.Montgomery was a dinne
gueat that evening.
Mr. and Mn. I"|-mk Stewart amBlll plan to attend the Nebruka
Pittsburgh loolbdl game in Lin
eoln, Saturday.Their guelte wil
be Mr. and Mrs. Harold Farrenaoi
Decatur and their daughter.ll l uJoyce Farrena, Unlveralty ltudent
Min Mollta Taylor moved, thllweek, into nn apanment at thehome nl Mra. Lucy Kuhn.She wll
spend the vlnler months there, but
plana to return to her home nextgyhw Mlaa Dora A. Carter, whcbeenmaking her home wltlMn. Kuhn la :Laying at the hom:of Mn. Minerva Can/ar for a levi
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"Messiah" Choir
Practices For
Dec. Concert
Rehearsals for the second annu-
Ill presentation ol Handel! ontar-
io, "The Messiah", were begun re-cently under Lhe direction of John
W. Link.
The cantala, which is to be given
in the Dana College gymnurlum on
Sunday evening, December 14, will
he sung by the college choir, the
Dana male chorus,and various
ehu!~ch choirs from Blair,Tekv
J U NI O RS :BemefttB A ~ ,E u
gen e F ly nn, L ure e Fuh lr odt, Mar i-
ly n Guy er, 'W nrren J en kin s, Ln-
vina Johnson,Mi ldr e d Johnson
J ames Thane.
ehu!~ch choirs from Blair,Tekvmah, Kennnd, Hermnn, md Fort
Calhoun.Claico Summers of
Oaklmd, hveahmnn at Dana, will
tnke the nopnma salolsfl put;
Jean Larsen, Dm: commerclxl in-
nructnr will ning nlw;and BobBertelsen,senior ln the college
from Chlcagn, will sing hun solos.
~; ~a@JFvlao5¢
Mrs. Mattie B111 of Pxemnnt nr~rived Saturday evenlnz. for nav-erml days with her son-in-law and
dauzhter. Mr. and Mrs. this Deck-
er. Sunday altemoon visitors at the
Nic Friedrlchsen home were Mrs.Tenn Moore and Edna. Mrs. AnnaGmdert and Mrs. Tenn Miaieldt olBenninzwn.Mr. and Mrs. Claus
Schneider. Jr.. and Arlun.Sunday visitors oi Mr. and Mn.
W. E.Kimzdon and Jaqk wereMeslrs.and Mesdaznes Hnchcock
and Raymond Hitchcock all ofKansas City and Frank Adams and
Dick of Omaha.Mn.Nic Friedrichsen had anzuesta. Tuesday. Miss Dora Black
sent out to oth~ parts of ~ebras-kl to assist the supervisors of
newly formed soil conservationP-F-L Records
Technicians
Arrive For
Papioworic
Four new men have just beenassigned w the technical Ita!! of
the Pnpio Soil Conservatism Dis-
trict.These men, John Cord, Rob-
ert Houtetter, Frank Dally and Ar-
thur Brown are to be trained in
soil conservation work and prac-
tices by Roy T. Kirkpatrick, district
conservntinnist, and his associates.The period of trainingfwlll last lor
from slx to twelve months, afferOmaha. Qvm S~cinv ~ta~oo~ cal~l-
ers on the Peter Kramer familyElmIerMordhorlt Of Suenefer.
owa.returned to the Darental.Fred llonihorat home. 'I'hurld;y.Mina Anna Marie Mordhorst duo
mgmat Sundw at home.
0 a l \..|E lme r Lu nd ,Mr s.A r th u r Jensenan d Mrs . W ii li m E. K i mz d o n .
Mr. and Mrs. Fra rllt Timbiin andW and a .L ou o f Be nnin gton visited
the Glen Ros enb aum. S und ay .A grouu of friends helued J ames
Schneider celebrate his birthday .
Thursdav evenimr.
Those he lnirur Mrs. L. E . Peter-
|I ||-Ipresent 32. in the state.
Th es e me n ha ve jus t c o me f ro m|I
e r m a n C r o w d
The junior classnlav of Bm Her-man Hizh Schcol Vresented a 8-atccmedyr "The Taminz of Tully".
Wednendu evemz. November 5.
at the lemon Hall.The nlay wulrivenvezv successfully. althoutrh
due to the bad condition of the
country roads. the audience yunot an lame u usual.The Ieadmnz
character d Roberts (Tuffy).Ln heiress wu tnken bv Muilyll
Nelson.Mudcsl number!wen;uresented between tha acts.M i nKnthrynHa-rtlinz.commemnl
teacher was in dmnze of the nlny.
Dnfed ~um im day of Novem-ber. 1 1.( SEA.?A John A. Carriznn
45-4:'County Juke.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
O'Hanlon &0'Hanlon. Atwrne~
In the Countv Cuurt f WoanhimztoCountv. Nebraska.ESTATE OF Leng Draezer. '=
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Notice is hereby dven that othe 5th dav of December. 1941, ntheCountv Judze's office in th~
Cltv ol Blair. Washinrrwn County.Nebraska.at ten o'clock in th~fnrenoun of said day. the followingmatter will be heard and cunsid~ered. fn~wit: The Petition of Har-
vev H: Drnexzer muyimz lox- the ap-nointment ol Philiu O'Hanlun assdministrawr of_¢.he estate of said
Hermah Events
MY. md Mrs. Virrril Penne ofOnuhnumouneethebirthatAbaby dnuzhmr.Pridny.November
I , , ' 1 ' : _ " j - -
V l ||~ e o 'CE-_Students On !DRAFr §'1¥';§'i% LEAVE in»_..._Mr . l n r l M m Ffluk ln n ln h v n n r l H n n n r ~"|"mn Rauf#1
\
Jn';~3'.; r"ii>`i==§i;"§é ,;a:;r .ie '§{§'iiar"fé§|l l l l " v | |¢ "v n lm ua h |c|.u lt .' \: lI |EI lL B mp ur ne q* "f §: , $ ° § ' ; ' a . * 2 a " f . 2 ;s i l e n t ~t h e c o u r t ~M o n d a y ,N o
U 1 8 D l l t t e n d a w n a t t h e E l m A n .nm . - 0 1. 2 - t .n . . 1 . .u - L . . _ a _ __ _ _ \ |w f e m b e r 3 , a n d f o l l o w i n g I b r i e f i n -
Hr. Ind Hn. ChIrT§¢`|'1`|10mDI°II» the lolllwmorei contri-In-"¥.1'....2`§'... _.':'.:';-:':'f"E_§'f':="|___--Auuulphvll, wnu lumen E0 TBPOIT I01itedSun dav nfternoo n, buted the larg est n u mb e r o f stu- th e Oc tob er 20 th i nduc tion,and
gud Hrs . Fred Puls. J r.. dents to the roll.1)......:...s_ yn;.. .....nh Mr. Q
QEDM. éfInrznret Ann celebratél Honor student;u n e n j a r n l n m x w a m F i s c h e r w h o w a s
l n n m n f n . I l . . . . . . _I t !1 ." '""""'-smN|ons=Raymond Bsllovn "'""""""""'""""""""'I s m .'GDM B»¢n?`s|mdn .¢¢..'2.'.;'é'..'.'a'L. u... ~ ~ "'£"":|"1|"'°'|¢~|indu¢3o:.°u k.for
1d Mn. Ernat rs.;-om]Mr.and Mrs. Peter
N e i ~ . ~ s i c s l nu~rn~rn~wereDresentedbetween the ac ts.Mins
K a th r y n Ban-tlinsr.c ommerc ial
teac her was i n c ha nre a f the day -
hi r. a nd Mrs .
W glter J ahnel
Fn d av vis i to r shome.
Mr . a qd Mr s
:1
I-Iarr v J ahn el an#
of Te k ama h wane
at th e Fr itz J a hn el
. Franc is Hovendic k
I " °rnai""~s;;an ~me
Herman Events
Mr. md Mrs. Virrrll Penne ofOnuhnsnnouneefhabirthatAbaby dnuzhter.Friday.November'I.Mrs. Pearse is the fonner Nel-
ie Mae Sheets of Hermnn.Mrs.Chris Lu-:sn of Omaha.went the week-end in Herman withhex* narenu. Mr. and Mrs. Fnnk
Ericksen.Friday evening: Mrs. Pets Chris-tensen enlextdned in honor of herhusband's birthday.A number ofinvited :melts were unable to ub-wxd because of the bad roads!those vresent were Mr.and Mrs.Tom McDonald and Mr. and Mn.Ole Jensen.The time was wentsocially and a lunch was served.Albert Madsen ans Albert, Jr..attended the funeral servlca :lorWnllerHansen at the LuthemnChurch at Laurel. Sunday.Bu'rialwas mnde_at Carroll.Deceased. afarmer living near Dixon. died Fri-day pf iniunes received when his
clothing pecame enLn.nKled ln acorn mekxnxz machine.Survivihkare the widow and six small chil-dren.Hansen was a nenhew ofMr. Madsen.Tuesda. Mrs. Chris Korsho] en-tertained in honor of her birthday.The Kuala were Mrs, C. R. Gray,Mrs. A. L.Sullivsn.Mrs. 0. H.Godsey.Mrs.Leo Chamberlain.Barbara and Gerald. Mrs. MarcusKroner.Judith and David. Ruth
and Darrel Valder.
__,,. ._.. _.... ....s. .vnu uvzer.ldonday-Mr, and Mrs.Herbert Gottsch
md family were Sunday afternoon:nests of Emil Goztsch lhd Lillie.Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Schuldtlttended the baptism ol the daulzh-er of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Ohrt oftshland at the Benninzton Church,mnday.Thev were also dinner
:nests at Mr. and Mrs.Williamkhuldt.Mr. and Mrs. Emzert Ohrt and
ons were Sundav dinner zuests ofhe John Donmcker family.Even-
mz visitors were Mr.and Mrs.loward Christensen and Doreennd Irvin Gotlsch.
--...~_,@ n o w A t o r ; _Y l Q w § _ l
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wulf and sons
nent Saturdav eveninz at the"ntz Jann homeMr. and Mns. James Thcimaaon,larzaret and James. Jr..spentnoisyafternoon. at Bernard
aen_Edwin Jipp,Philip Larsen,
Anna Lee Long, John Lutz, Mar-
jorie Misfeldt,Norma Mundorl,Ruth Ann 0'Hanlon,Eunice
Reeves,Madeline Reyzlik,Llla
Robinson, Donna Stageman.
FRESHMEN: Lila Iverson, LeonKuhr.Robert Lathrop,PatriciaMcCord, Marilyn Mencke,Bette
Morse, Claralynn Tripp_ MargaretWalton.
COMMERCIAL CLASS
OFFICERS SELECTED
Presidents ol the hookkeepmgclasses at Blair High School, as an
hounced recently by Miss AnnaBearginstructorare Phyllis Jen
sen James Chnstensen and GlenNicholson.Following a practicewhich has proved popular during
the past several years Miss Besrg
1d9 each member ~ thehook A lntal of ten Washington
County farmers completed Pas-ture-Fonge-ljvesbock records on
summer management of pasturelands, and have turned in the re-
ports to County Agent E. D. Fahr-
ne'l'he farmers who have submitted
all necessary records include:
Howard Rhea and Herman Apple-
by ol Arlington;Albert Schjodt
Dick Lippincott and Herman Kuhr
of Blmlr;Dean Slader and C. B.Mehrehs of Fort Calhoun; Walter
Hoegermeyer of Herman;M. B.
Wardell o!Kennard, and LutherMonke ol Nickerson.
contained in the reports which willhe summarized for the county, and
then used in a state summary.
The data should show how localfarmers are using temporary pw
weeping wlwr wnere they spent ashort time in training at the C.C.C.Camp at that location,All four
are farm boys and agricultural col-lege Kradnabes. Mr. Dally attended
we University of Nebraska and
comes from teaching vocationals.g'Hculture at Central City.Mr.
I-Iostetter attended Colorado State
College and served as Park Ran-
ger nt Yellowstone during the past
summer.Mr. Cord and Mr. Brown
both attended Iowa Stale College.Previous to hls ardval here, Cord
was employed in the CensusBureau at Washington, D. C. and
Brown in an aircraft plant at San
Diego, California.
Mr. and Mm.Dally and their
young son will reside in the resi-dence until recently oecupled by
Milan Austin.Mr. and Mr-a. Brownarelivingat the Clifton Hotel.Cord and Hostetter are to raids
Some interesting infomation y
tures to supplement permanent with Mr. Austin in the new home
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" " " " """'°DBI: cclcuaaws mu un Immun:¢-............ware Messrs. and Mesdames Ro!
mm-+:M»fha land Hohnea and funily of Ariimjm
..........-..,...V ,.....,......,.....,group,Li n k wi ll also preside l t
the organ.He will be a ss is te d in
the ac c ompaniment by Lu s :y . Alm
Pouc her, pianist, junior f r o m Te-
karnah.
ton . Mr s.Otis Dec ker.Mi k e Ne]son Glen Rosenbaum and dnpith
ters . Nic Fri edr ic h nen llld Shlrle
and Misses Le na and W ilma Bates
Mr s .J a n Rosenbaum was hos#eau to the Method is t La die s' A in
Th ur s da v. at th e Charles Ba ts
home.Th e n e xt me e ti r ur wi ll b
Nmfe mher 20 a t Mrs .Ile ne J an
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man.Thev also vlsited Mr. andMrs. Joe Neal and Mrs. GertrudeNeale.
Jeanne Lnutruo snent the week-
end at the Earl Suecht home lnBlair.
Guinevere and Rue ltlatzen wereThursday overnizht rruests of Hel-en Rosenbaum
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hitchcock and
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hitchcockol Kansas Citv.Kansas visited,Sunday at the John H. Johnsonand Ihomss Hitchcock homes.
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Mrs.Charles Voss soent Monday
with her dauizhter. Mrs.JohannLeuritsen. who returned from theBlair Hosuitnl that dav.CharlesVoss. Leroy and Elmer. soc-nt theeveninsr at LnuriLsen's.Louis Voss. Marie Jahnel andWilma Voss spent Sunday at their
respective homes.Mr.and Mrs. Carson Petersenlandfamilv were visitors at the
IElmer Holstein home on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Westergaard
entertained at dinner.Sundav. inhonor of A. D. Knizht's birthday.Guests werelllessrs. and Mesdarnes|Jnrzhl. William Smith. and LlndaLou. and Miss Reava Knixzht. oflrvrnzton.Mr. and Mrs. Charles Voss Le-
rov and Elmer. aneht Friday even-
rrut at the Louie Voss home.Mr. and Mrs.-Anhur Hansen areDroudlv announcing the birth of azrnndson.Merrill Richard Chris-
tensen. Jr.born Wedneadav morn-ing to Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Chris-tensen at the Clarkson Hospital inOmaha.Mrs. Christensen was the
fonner Ruth Hansen.Mr. and Mrs. Walter Chdstensen
It Brings Results
u h t |Sundav at_the.narer\ta|. FritzI
ensens." ' " "Emil Matzen is on the sick list.
How 'Fo INCREASE
PORK PRODUCTION
Farmers can more than doublethe increase requested in the gov-
emments "pork for defense" prq_
m m .this year, authorities of the
Amencan Foundation for Animal
Health predicted here today.
An increase of 15 per cent more
hogs has been asked; but actually
a so per cent increase can be ob-tained, the forecast states.
"The answer lies in the factthat, nonnally, one-third uf Amer-|cn's annual Pix crop dies before
the pigs can be brought to market-
able age,"Foundation authorities
said here today."To stop theselosses, rigid disease control meas-
ures can be set up which will giveus double the requested increase in
marketable hogs without tho needfor a single added brood sow, or a
single extra litter."
§ome or the steps beimz surr-
,W .. "svn, treasurers.
Butter, Porlc
On Nov. List
Pork and butter are new addi-
tions to the list of surplus foods
whlth may be purchased with bluefoodstampsduringNovember.
The addition of these foods to the'ist definitely will broaden the
American market for farm pro-
ducts, and their use will make the
food stamp plan of still greater
benefit to those in the lower in-
come groups.Pork which may be puchared un-der the plan includes all cuts,fresh
including chilled or frozen, pickled,
salted, cured or smoked,but not
cooked or packed in metal or glass
containers.
The complete llst of foods which
may be purchased with blue food
stamps during November follows:shell eggs,corn meal,dried
pruntes,raisins,hnminy (com).»:¢..\.......___....~
X`1`5:fEiiis`i§'Dai'>i5E
Final rites for August Nieder-
depvpe of Hooper,who died last
week,were held Thursday after-
noon at the home of his daughter,Mrs, Carl Meierhenry, followed by
a service at the Telbasta Evangeli-
cal Church.Rev. E. F. Haist of
Lincoln and Rev.Harry Neuman
officinted.
Music was furnished by Mr. andMrs.Harold Smith,Mrs. Walter
Schroeder, Dalton Stronger, MissesEdith Blum and Edna Curley, with
Mrs.Dalton Strenger accompany-
lng.
Pallhearers were Henry Blum,
Paul Sprick, 'Walter Rathe, Harlan
Kruger, Harold Meierhenry and
Chester Schnfersman.Interment
was made in the Telhasta ceme-tory.
o. E. s. CHAr>'rsnPOSTPONES RITES
The initiation of new members.
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rs.Reed are active in church,hool and community affairs.He
s been attempting to develop
ommunity schodls'l in Otoerunty and believes that to haveeffecvjve school program youthlst be iaught the value of wurk,
nocrany must be made a vitalins:nroeess.the fundamental
ljects,readimz.writinz.andthrneticmust be stressed andlt the school must offer m~acti~tmininxz to fit the needs of:sent dav youth.
[RST ISSUE OF
" DRI FTE R" P RIN TE D
The first issue of "The Drifter",xior high peHodical, was issued
¢ week under the supervision ofitor Barbara McConaughy,
Jlher students who contributed
icles are: Donald Staples, Thum-
ne Bendorf, Charlutw Rhuadea,
Ima Lou Lundt.Norma and
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BUY YOUR
CHRISTMAS
CARDS NOW
Tl\o\'\|-lust nrriwd . . . maxrav and as beautiful as anv
vou've ever seen!But domakeYour selection NOWwhileourstocks are com-
Sc
2 for Sc 3 for Sc
I n these k mu p s y ou 'll (ind
sty le s fur ever y one!
K O L T E R M A N ' S
BEN fRAN Kll N sr
ulete.
AT
0F' I"S H A L L
Bennington, Ncbr.
l
S U N D A Y
N o v e m b e r 1 6
I
Music By
Charley Kucera
And His
Accordion Orchestra
D. C. KNEE _ _... --n m u u u u i u u l l a n l hU§'_ _ _ - - . ,, . . ~ , . . . ,n l b a k u r u l , "U . :.. . . . . . . . . . .a n a n m a x i l e l l l t a n d Q u » \ . \ »nHb te f 0. E. La.,enrmched " h e a t f lu m,.self-n smg £"h;0l:t';0ne3 flfffI.§f.'1,f ._u Anderson were c allers.Better bed ding and ventilation uf f| 0U\.enriched se lf -r ls mg flnu?Mr .and Mrs.Wallac e Peterson hog house the m I
't th .Th 'D ec a tu rS . t o g u a r d a g a i n s t i n f l u -w h o l e w h e a t f 8 I B h 3 " U f l o u r . d " \ " " e m e n " e a e r I. " ¥ w !_ J° a = =a n d W a I I } f . § y e r e S u n d a y e n z n m m ! h r n n . . . . . . - !I
v n u n n . . . A *u uuw
Q In tha Tima to Buy Your PRINTED~Forms! Prices Are Stoadily Advnnc-0 ing and so Must Printed Material
Let THE lcN'rl-:m»|us|~: Figure Your NE X T . ro m
~ru~mu.\~`/~
, ~"°~¢>f¢f-
l'l"S NOT T00 EARLY
to Think of '
Thanksgiving Dinner
That Dinner W ill Be Better if You
Use Plenty of MILK and CREAM
You'll Find Milk from the Blair
Dairy is Rich and Pure.It Will
Add that Goodness to the Meal
which is so Desirable.
~Best of All .|.
~I t ' s P a s t e u r i ze a f
~Phone 351
Blair Dairy
o
1
uc e,rop
.:~I -day whic h oc c urred on Monday .
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Huw.c ndrc k
were Oma ha ohonnem.Frid ay .c allInn n t the Orvi lle S ac k h ome.
Mr .an d Mrs .Otto Voss an d
dauirhtom soent Sundav a t the
Clarenc e Sc hncc kloth home.
Mr .and Mr s.Elme r Holste in
were Satu rdav dinner iruests a tthe Fred Paulson home in Benninlb
ton.
A ~ v
_~...
I
oandalltake ADLERIKA.whenneeded."(W. N.-Iowa).Whenpartly dirzested foods decay, form-imr Has. hrinrrimr on sour sbornsch
or bloatinsr. trv ADLERIKA.Getit TODAY.
Bpfxgn DRUC~._gQ__._
'WOULD YOU
s>°`~5 *f ~ n 'X
v\-°;<?`',,
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M OST people who use Dr. Miles |
Anti-Pain Pills say that onu|pill usually relieves their head-I
aches.In the regular package,Dr. Mile Anti-Pain Pills cpst
one pennyeach.In the economymckases. one penny buy:1%pills.
Why Dan'E You Try Dr. Milos
Anti-Pain Pills?
They taste good, act promptly,do not upnt tha nnmncb, con-
hln no opiates or llxative medi-eine;
Youmnybemllanwnybumadrug More when you are luiier-lug fmm A Headache, Nmmlpla,or Muscular Ache:and 1;-gg;
t gMila `}i'..Jii».1'f. 1;,,_ ,;,,;, and
be prepued fur emergencxed
lilllhr l'|chlg_ 5 Pills B0laumv hduxe, us Hill. me
mu r-ua.\_~';';_;}'.'g"57 3 2 2 1 n l o ~ A M , ~
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nn. M I LE s
A N I | ~ P A | N p | l
rrotcctxon nf fall pigs ngsinstexposure in bad weather.Housing of young pigs in fresh
pnsture, sway from old, contami-nated hog lots.
Immunization of the new pig
crop against cholera; and immuni»:ation against erysipelas in sms:
of eryslpelas infection.
Supplementing of fall pig ra-tions with proper vitamin and min-
eral elements to prevent rickets
and deficiency diseases.lnspection and segregation of
"@W|y~purchased Piss for a time
to Prevent spreading possible dia~
eases to other hogs.In most communities, veterinari-
ans have joined forces with swihe
Producers in local loss-preventionefforts,the Fuundstion's report
states, and authorities expect such
d1sease~contro| work to be an im-
mrtant factor in next sesson's in~
:tensed pork production.
Advertise in 'me Enterpnse
It llrlnge llrsults
PUBLIC
SALE.
NOV. 14
rluding'potatoes,f&L»lf"§>}s]
fresh apples und fresh o nges.
DEFENSE STAM
SALE GRO\VIN|
Sale of Defense Savings Stam|for five months have reached tl
total of $l8,998,000, the TrensuxDepartment announced recently.
September sales of $4,9'?8,D(
were the largest of any montsinceDefense Savings prograi
was started on May lst, and represented an increase of 11,8 per eeniuver August.ln September 2,Q42noo more stamps of all denomms
tions were sold than in August.
Sales by months (figures rounde
to the nearat thousand):
May-$3,475,00;Juno '?2,802
000;July-$3,2B8,000;August-$4,<l54,000;September-$4,978,000
DUCK HUNTERS
" S T R I K E G O L D '
I Local sportsmen enjoyed unusu
nlly fine hunting opportunities lustweek-end as a result of the col:\ve|xthcr»Many reported that fol
lnwinglthe snow storm Friday they
fuould have had little or no trouble
in shooting double the daily bag
lnnit on ducks.4 There has been a neavier kill ui
§snnw (white) and blue geese this
full thn ih many years, and ducks__.___.... _.
I
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75
me'Y
70.h
11
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l-
d
event, and e1<~\'r\r:1l mvmhers were
present.AL the ch»~. of lhv r~gular lodgelumnt> nero servedMrs. Ben Lowe, Mr.and Mrs, Ed Wilson, Mrs.LillieLoftis and Wayne.
L. JOHNSON AT
GRE A T L A KE S P OS T
meeting, rel'r.by Mr, and
Lawrence E.Johnsen,17-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. James GJohnsen of Kennsrd, reported forduty at the U. S. Naval Training
Station, Great Lakes, Illinois, onOctober 23,it was leamed thisweek.There he has entered intothe eventful and interesting life of
Johnsen is one of several Navyrecruits, obtained through the ef-forts ot The Enterprise in coopera-tion with an intensive "Join theN a n "a d v e r t i s i n g c a m p a i g n j u t
.. » .. |
l Na vy .
f 4 |
TAYLOR & WELLSLIVESTOCK AUCTION
EVERY WEDNESDAY
I`rvmont~»-.\t 12:00 0*clork
I - l o g s - C a t t l e - H o r s e s - S h e e p
0 }r:|rs sH|:r.T [nr tho '.1'1Iw!~ lll lhln lvrrlmry |- naar snlnrzm
mln is Uh za"..s |l1fȢ:lulnh|-market you vnu Ilnl I-bly mul neil |11 kiI ll mlm L
F A R M S A L E S . » \ lC ' I lo NE E RS
Chas .W. Tay lor. Ronald nrtin, Chester Pilfold, Si J ohnson
--y our c hoic e of f our au c honee rs with ever y day sellin g er-
perienc e and expert iudges of values.Our c omple te au c tion
service costs no more.See ua for dates.
T a yl o r a - W e l l s A u c t i o n C o m p a n y
a t t h e D r a e g e r h o me ,
one block north o f
West School in Blair.
Sale Starts at I P. M.
I...ve neun plenum!in the war,:according io reports received by
the State Game Commiuion.The
nigh: nf the small geese is about
over,but colder weatheril ex-bed hpectoring in the larger geese
,mn mm. .im-x.. ».. -H _J
:lln u ;
srragrade pupils wiil conmplete the
prugranm.».:n g ex-perienc e and expert iudges of values.Our c omp le te tun: lonservice costs no more.hee ua for dates.
/.for
~_ ~More
~BUSINESS
ur Adu~T o~ry EARL MAY'S
HYBRID SEED CORN
\:.\T a yl o r a - W e l l s A u c t i o n C o m p a n y
QUICK RELIEF FROM
tnnnuml UI Dktnu ArBln| fromSTOMACH ULCERS
nurro EXCESS Acm
fnoloohfdlldlsqohuhsutfhltumlldurnwucmv nnalnu
om- n mmml bold0|o||.\»Wll..LARD1'nn4T»|:}£|;°|"":.;? mxurornmwr
a s m . . . u m ¢ . . . " \ 2 u n q u a -
F o r s h e a t
B L A I R F L O U R M I L L S
Phone White 213 Sorensen Bros.
a y
BLAI~ DR M
-v -- _: v u u p 1 : n o u n 1 1 |d u n u l u n n u h d l .~l l ' t r i a l; q r 9 |° - l i m i ;" "' f § L ' n m 1 u
The following items:
One Conner Clxrl eookslove;one healing nlove; anis clock:one dlnlng table! congoleumrn ng iron bed.lKnpr nn andmattwu;plllnwa;bureau;wardrobe:dlnhea: llnkg li-brary table; kltehen cabinet;vralh atandz electric washingmachine;one radio;tablelamn; one Dlano: I Duufoldr
rome chaln;one bookcase:some mal and cohs; gardentool|:about 500 quarts ofcanned frnll and vegetables.Many other arllclel too nn-
meroun to mention.
Mrs. August Draeger
Estate
G. F. BROSS, AuelloneorTERMS: CASH
C. J. SCHMIDT, Clerk
.- ...V W mu puns ox westate.
SEEDLINGS RAISED
FOR SHELTERBELTS
Approxlmately 160,000 seedlingtrees for Nebrankl shelhsrbeltt arebeing dug, graded and transportedf-aah working day at the govern-
ment operated nursery ln Fremont.
500 miles of :helm-helm will bepymmd,according to pmlentplana.
Around 100 WPA men an an~
sand ln the work, whl¢h must be
cnmdebed before the freeze-up.
Remodellng of ller1'n|n'| Amari-cnn Leglon Hall was completed thisweek, |¢ la leamed.A new co-
ment-Iloored mam was added tothe basement, hal! of which will be
uied for a coal mom: hrlha other
'lhalf a show er wm be ln ltalled for
|- d u r in g a t hle t ic e w mll.John ll. Christenun ` |
-:rar EN'rE!zPmm=:_.
IBGAI.
NOTICE To CREDITORS
A. C. Debel. Attorney
~unty Court. Washington County.
Nebraska.ESTATE OF Julia Katherineacksun. deceased.
Notice is nziven to the creditan
. anuear before me at the County~un room in Blair. Nehruka. one21st dai of November. 1941,d on the 24th day of February,942. for the Durnose af examku-on. adiustment and nllewmce ollaims.All claims not filed on or~fore the 21st day of Febuary.92. will be lomver barred,aumd this 24th dw of October.
SEAL)John A. Carrizxn,-4t County Judge.
March Mixcrs $¢¢
Lighting Demonstration
Club met with Mn. Hownrd Jeh-sen.Fridnv afternoon. at which
time Mn. Rita Drews of Valleygave a demonstration on "blzhtlnltheHome".hlrs. Axel Hansenwon the first nnze und sll those
vrasent received conlolatlon :ariz-es.The hostels was dven a Dinun lamb-
Gueste included Mesdames Frank~yen of Kemmrd.Ole Sorensen
=d Ronald. Alvin Svendzaard andarlene. Chris Wrich. Ed Gnuse.llford Fmnch and Euxcene andohn Stork.Mrs. Walter Pluzze will be host-ss to the club December 4.
BRYAN SENT To
FORT BRAGG POST
Gordon R. Bryan, who was in-
duchd into the army early lu !
week, was lent on Ncvember 6 io
the Field'ArLll!ery Replaeement
'Training Center,Fo n Bragg,
North Carolina.He was pne ol
|27 men who left tha Fort Leaven-worth reception eénter by specialtrain lakt Thursday.
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Orum News |t¢ms
infl-»¢¢l\nun
IrQ
NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT
..- .».¢......¢~--*»»»»--e».. ....sw jg:;
Mr . a nd Mr s. Alb er t L un d . V er -
ena and Cli ffo rd were Sundayiruestao f Mr .and Mr s .W i lme r
Severn n ear A mee , Sun dn honor-
Mr s .Ru b v Mu lle r a n d Ma ri ly n .
Mr .and Mr s.C.B.Bu n n me n t
Mo n d n v th e m.Mrs. A. E. Dixon attanded a. one
o'c loc k luncheon lriven at the horns
o f Mr s . J . C . Th o ma s o n o f B lu r .Fr id ay by C irc le I1 of the Metho-
d i s t w s c s .
J ames Di xo n wa s :a Tuesday'
eveninn'dinner m o s t o f Mr . a n d
Mr s. K ie th V in to n.Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Bohn of Blnir
entertained Mr s. K e nn eth Ty s on
an d B a r b a r a A n n a t dinner,Sun-
day .
and Mr s . E d Hansen.Ed na an dRi ta Ha n se n a n d Ed Ha n se n o f
Greenwood.'
Mr . a n d Mr s .Ed Ha n se n . E dn aandRi ta were Sunday aftern oon
vinitors a t th e Carl Ra smus sen
home.Eveni ng an d aun ner g uests
were Mi ss Le ola Rasmussen o f
Oma h a . M n . W i ll Ma vo o f Ro c h -ester. Minnelota.. and Mr. and Hrs.
Q
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;r ...z ~` l : ~ ' ~YQE .. Q
|f :\r.E ~ " "~ ~. . f . ;;.4 ~
~i$=n»¢..~' F .~~ ¢
Mr s . J . s . " ° " § ' \ I " ' d n m r h te r .
Misa Beu lah. Of ln wer e S atu r-
d n v ovar nii rht and S u n d a y m m
o f Hr . a n d Mr s . A . R. B a i n .
A mo n g those att,:er \nn th eWaahinirbonGo u ntv F ers' ban-
Quet I n Bla ir.Mo n dn v everring,
were C. R. Wilkins and Rofand. Al-
bert Sc hiod t and Ha r old A .R.Beales.Fr a n k B i f fa r , B e r t Mille r,
Arsel Taft. J . H. W ineley and sons,
:aWarren.Alben sen ode attended a meeb-ink of the South Omaha Produc-x o n c m m A s s o c i a t i o n .W e d n e s -
nh e 1 o ! I o w i n z f a m i l i e s a t t e n d e d
t h e L u t h e r a n H n r v e n t F u t i v l l i n
B l n i r .S u n d n y :A l b m § ¢ h i o d ¢ .
P a u l K e m n c k e . a n d N a t h u u e l H u n -
sen.Mr. und Mrs.Fred Domnckerandfamily attended l birthdaynattyxriven bv Mn. Henry Kulrr otBlair. Sunday.
dro ve to Oma h a Sundav to vi si t
their son and b rothe r-in- law. Les-
li e M B T . o f C l li f o r n i i . .He la t-
er left b v niane f or the ea st c oast.Mr .and Mr s .Me r to n Winc hell
entertained Mr s.Judith.Aron son
at a 6 o'c iock dinner. Sunday .
Guests.Fr i d a v evenimz.o f Mr .
an d Mrs .Ho war d Th o mns o n wereMr .and Mrs. Me rto n J ens en.
Mr . a n d Mrs . C hri s Chr iatbff ew
son vi sited Mr .an d M rs .Ma r i o n
"'*¥""""\°"P1{ ~
._ 1
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred RosenkiideofCalifornia. suent Beverai daysat the narental. Soren Rosenkilde.
ome._Mr.and Mrs.William Matzenand Robert visited at the WilliamWien home. Sunday. toendinsr the
eveninn with Mn. Chris Sands.Mr. and Mn. Jo »
g m -'Phe A n t o n Mu t z a m we re ,¢~'a»a»».,w .»=;f~.:=:
vd i n n l r z u a n t u ., 1 F ' G ¢ " ' 1 ' Y * ' T |~
..c 1 1 »f 5T h o e h e l p l u a r M n .C h r i s P e t e : - »m "~» , f ¢ h- ; ¢ " . .
n n v .. |A l u 4 ..
P|.nR|-an-. _ , _ , _ _ - I - I - - |_
~~ ~Armistiée
Celebrated Tuesde
.Mrs. James Mullin entertain
nt n ioint Armistice Dly and bl~av Tuesday.Guests were her dauzhwr. F .
ea af Norfolk: Mn.Ratt; Gra~nd Dorothv of Fremont: Mr. an~ rs. James D O 'unn of maha, anr. and Mn. James Mullin Jr.. oI enisun. lawn.
1 ~"'H=l .3»]§,__: ..~~'*f;a:"a'3*fé
Sunday afternoon c n lle n a t 3.
H. Nealhoo d'f4 were Mr . a n d M n .
RW N u r h o o d a n d N o u n s L e e b f
Oma ha..
M i n H n r x l m t Th omns on o f
Oma h a was a we e k e n d :meet a t
g m uarnn tal.J ames 'Tho mmo n
ome.
Mr .an d Mm. F lo y d Hi m: m e n t
Saturday eveninsr a t the E m
Thomnson home. helnimr Earl c ele-
b r a t e h i s b i r t h d a y .
Q ..
Dr. J. Tilton Young
commmied bv Mrs. Ida Hindley.drove to Omaha Sundav to visittheir son and brother-in-law. Les-lie MBT. of Cllifornii..He lat-er left bv niane for the e».st coaat.
\
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Laman ¢mi|__ Kgnnelh Andreaxon of Cnmn
on we r q Sunda dinner :meats Robinson.L i tt l Roc " 'th e A l Emmr l; o me i n B h i r .and his rnothexzb M r :i n u n u e l
rr guests inc luded Misses Ber » A nd :-e uo I
s 'Unis :md Mi l d md l7lfna91° nfl.»\ndrl\nln:: °'l'é"..=2'.3.. M"f;.-§"'¥'?'°
-- - "- -- - w a s au mmo u mienneth has lnmnf u ¢.....:......a. ....!|l
I - - -
1150 North Broad St.
Fremont, Nehrukn
.»........................
In th e Co u n lv C ou r t o f W a s h i n g -
. ton County . Nebr ankn.
E S T A T E O F Chrisiine Ha z e l-
man, deceased.
Notic e is herebv nrlven that Katie
Ho r n has filed wi th th e u n d e r
snmed. Countv J udsre of W ashing-
ton County .Nebraska.he r fin al
re uo r t a s e xe c utr ix of th e Es ta te
o f Christine Hmzc lrnan.deceased.
an d rrgade an annlic ation for final
adrrumstratign and disc hanre. and
£911 ghq asssgnrnsnt of residua o f
ing J eanette Katiseda t th e 1
Chu rc h of Fr emo
Mr .an d Mr s .ceived felic itation
friends.Sundav
home o f the b r ian d Mm: He nr v I
Messrs.an d M
Plu ime and daun
sen and childrenan d Ve rn a an d F
:ruests of Mr . a
Plumze.Fr i da v c
Mrs. I'lusrme'u bir
ar. who vm:ban-['r{nlt1r Lu th e ra n
n t th a t mo mi n k .
A lvi n Jacob re-
ln of relatives and
evenimr.a t thede's oaxents.Mr .
Psener.
fesdumes W a lter
rhtera.Be r t Ha n -
He nr y Utte rr na n
red Plu ng e we re
nd Mr s .Alb er t
evenimr.honorinsr
th da v.
n u .a u u m m 'L b L n u | A . u n n u u
daunc hters. J udv and L i n d ;qpent
Sunday wi th Mrs. Di::on's nnrents.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Ra thmann.
Mr. and Mrs. Gfodrnond Sorensen
an d M r. an d M rs .Hams Sorensen
were amonsz those who attendedthe orfzun c onc ert dven by Ge0}ile
J ohn son of Oma h a a t the Fi r s t
L u t h e mn Churc h.Sunday .Mr s .Prentic e Smi th virnted
friends an d mln tive a i n Te k mnn h ,
Sundav af ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bry an W nrrici-c andfnr nllv s uen t S und av at the Da mn-
l . . \f \ . . . . 2 .I \ . . _ A _ . .l l n
n l l l r vnane a at the J ay Ste wa rthome, Sunday .Mr . an d Mr s . J o e Stewar t we re
Sunda y di nner irues te a t the J an
Rosa nba um home n ear Ke nnn rd.
Sunday dinner Questa of Mr. andMrs. Ros s L ove wer e Mr . a nd Mrs.
Joe Lo ve of B la i r .Mr .and Mrs .
Stewar t L o ve an d L o r xd n e o f
Oma ha.Mrs .C h n r l a L o ve w g : n
Thursday niaz/.ht and FE-idav visitor.Mase Shi rle v Ren shn w a nd Ha r -
vey W a lk er o f Te ka rn ah visitedMiss Renshawks xrrar.du:1rc ntn. Mr.
an[.I_ Mrs. .Austin Renshaw. Sunday.
3 n umb er of zu e lta . Th ur s da y .i nhonor of her birt.hdnY.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nielsen :Dent
S a tu r d a y e ve n i n n n t th e E d Hm-
sen home.`
~if!a
Mr s. L au ra Tof te e nter ta in ed a t
a si x o'r:lock dinner.Thur sday
eveni nir. in ho nor o f Com R1<}h8}'d
Nelson o f C a mo Gr a n t.Illin ois.
:Th9S~?-\='*`?°°nE jvere Qepyze !*I@!H°\i1
were Sunday dinner mesh of theirnon and dauzimer-in~law. Mr andMr s . Ha r la n Christe nsen. n t Ken-
n aT
n i1.e lower ro om nuo ils at theW n alnn rton Sc hool 'received their
music al i nstr umen ts this week andhave formeri a. noveltv band.
Mrs . W ii lmm W ie se an en t Tue s-dav at the N. P. Nie lsen home.
Mr . a n d Mrs . Elmer Pa u ls e n o f
Benson nn en t Th ur s da v a t the G.F. Paulsen home.Gus Paulsen xe-
turgzed with them for several day s'
v m
wma at Crum. Sunday.Mr.and Mn. Henry Wulhumand Mnrznrec were Sunday dinner
rants nt Fritz Arm. in obser-vance of their dnuzhwr Ma dmubxrthdny
Mr and Mn J H Nearhood andM n Judnh Anmson were entertamedatanoystersuupetandcands at the home of Mrs Ida BHmdlevMondnv evenimrMr and Mn Walter Novak and
u n a sS u n d a v e v e m m z c n l l e r a n h l - I e n r v
Rami visited in the md Knudsen
home at Crum: S d '.
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Wulb\rmn were Mr "gf Mrs Ru ~ ~ ~ ~|do{Qh Kuhl ot Kennnrd
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!nauaw souucn ulner verrmns as urebv law entitled to the same. and lhave set the 21st day of November.1941. at 10 o'clock A. M.. at my _of-fice in said Countv for the heannz
thereof.
Dabed October 28th. 1941.(SEAL)John A. Carrizan.
43-At County Judize.
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL
A. C. Debel. Attorney
In -the County Court of Washinl-
ton County. Nebraska.
NOTICE:On the 5th dny ofDecember, 1941. at 10 o'clock A. M..at the County Court Rooms inBlair. lvashinzton County. Nebras-ka. Laura Berlelsen will offer for
probate. u written instmment nur-
uortink to be the last Will andTestamentofJakob Andxeasendeceased. at which time and ulace
all Dersons concerned may abuearang eonbcst. the probate thereof.
Blair were Sundav dinner Ruestsof Mr. and Mrs. Harold JensenMrand Mrs Clifton Hiltabidel
and Dorothv Jensen oi'Omaha
were week-end zuests of Mr. andMrs,Howard Jensen.Mrs. J.P
Jensen and son. Jahn. of Kearnev
were Sundav callersEleanor and Lofrmine Jensen ofOmaha sbent the week-end with
heir narents. Mr. and Mrs. Llllard
cnsen
05<>'ff¢_"; ~
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Simnsonand Madlvn were Sundav sunnersruests of Mr. and Mrs. Mymn Dav-is of Blair.A Fridav afternoon caller at theC. S.Simuson home was JacobSchultz nf Texan.Curl Sorchscn has been ill withthe flu for several dave hm is -"_
Mr.and Mrs.Nelslensen l wi. wwe "';,,"""-;°';'° lg- mair. .| telgrhand "'f"1,,N°"§"" Y{$'lff"M_d _..core an i r. a n 'nsu oy 1ChaxlesanGillsrnwereSundayllldonday.and the Fred R.Wu
xzueats of Mr. and Mrs.Charles home on Thursdav.Hisliu.Mrs. J. Merton Kuhr warn :mentat the meetimr of the L.S.U..Tuesdnv afternoon. at the home olMrs. J. Hilton Rhoades.
Sunday dinner :meats of Mr. andMrs. J. Merton Kuhr and childrenwere Miss Alice Jensen of Filley.Nebraska.and Oscar Petersen ofCornus Christi. Texas.Saturday visitors at the FredMuller home were Mrs.W. C. An-dersen and familv and Mrs. MarieMorzan of Tekamah.
Mrs.J.S.Conety attended a
Dartv Riven bv Mrs. Ada Reid ofBlair.Mondav. comolimentarv toMiss Dora Black.Misa Black. whohas been at lliassena. Iowa. is izo-inxz to York lo snend the winter.
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Mr. and Mr. Ben Berlrmann etertainedMr.and Mrs.Fred .Wulf. Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.Paul Kemnclwere Sundav dinner zuesta of MiKemncke's brother-in-law ahd aiter, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Benesen.Arthur Kemocke was entemined wat day bv Don Jensen.Mr and Mrs. C. R. Wilkins ebenained.Sunday. for Mrs.EMoeller and daughter. Patty Anol Portland. Orezonz Mr. and MrJ~ s. Wnzzs.Mr. and Mrs. DrArundel.Mrs. Amelia Berzouizand Miss Esther Berzuuist. all 4
Fremont.The event waa in homof tha Bersouistn.Mrs. Will Reeh is entenaininthis(Th\rmdaY)afternoon fl
members of the Panic ThursdsAfternoonClub.Jean Tavlnr mmm ai.. ..-....\._...
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are th e uroud uarents o l s ba b v
irirl. weizhlniz 4 lbs . and 12-oz a t
hm'.h.Th e i n f a n t K a m n Ka y . i s
in a n in c uba tor at the Blai r Ho sni
an d Marian. Mr. .und Mr s .Chr is ten se n. Mr . a nd Mr s.
Sannenfield.Louie J ensen.
Rvm. an d Co rn or al Nelso n.
i a xi n e Ta vlo r dausrhter o f Mr s
E mm a Ta vl o rTh os e h e lmnz Mr s Otto Ma tz e n
celebrate her hir1hd-av. Oc tober 30
were Mrs. Fred Paulsen and dauzh
ters Mrs . Emi l Matze n a nd fa mi ly
ang Mx-. eg g Mr s, Rudo lnh Mstzen
a n sun:r.Anna W ar ric k was a W edne sday
ufternoon and sunner c zuest of Mr
and Mm. W a llac e J oh nson
Mr . a n d Mrs . J o hn B ec klun a nd
fa mi lv an d Mr. a n d Mm. Gle n Mil-ler h eln ed Russell Rva n c e leb ra te
his blrihdav. Sundsv eveninnz.
Frida v evenimz din ner r mesta ofMr . a n d rs . Otto Ruwe an d Do r-
o th v Mr . a n d Mr s . Ray mon d
Ruwe and c hildren. Georze Nelson.
tal.M r s . R a s m u s s e n i s t h e ~ ;
Mr . an d Mr s. B . A. Gotts c h ddquzhtexs.Mr . a n d Mr s .H a x i d
i lsfeldt.Ménnishd ~ J o h n W
o neon, an __Mi -
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e r ie sen reWednesday é3,1§in'§.hs bi rth da y .
Mr .an d Mr s .Clau s Ku eh l andMr. and Mrs. Hem-y Tie'-Ren spent
one mz h t la s t we e k a t th e J . P .Suhds home.
_ Mr . a n d Mr s . W ill Pe te rs wer e
bundav_dmner nruesta at the Soren
Rosenkilde home.
Mr. a nd Mrs. Ervin Neu haus andMr s .E m m a _Neuha us of O m l h xan d Mr s .Clgn s Su nd s we n mles ts
at s Koosedirmer at the J . P. Sunds
home. Sunday .Mrs . J oe En ers on
was an afternoon visitor.Ne ls M, Ne ls o n wa s a c a lle r s t
the J orzen Ch dstensen home Sun-
=*°,3, evenianzk
t._sn rs.A11.h T*of lr vmz to n we r e d i n n ' ~ L i
the B. A. Go tts c h ho me. Su nda y .
d Mr. a nd Mrs . Edwar d Lars on and
au iz hter s a en t Mo hd av in L he N.P.N§w'ielsen home.
r.an d M .an d f a mi lo . . .I i § L .- . Y _ lgn u ds e n
l|rs.e r n tt Cook and Mar le neo f Ne ma ha ,Io wa .spent several
day s Is n t wee k wi th Mr s .Cook'a
qister. Mrs W esto n Lon g and fam-
1 r.Mr .an d Mr s .G.D.Nic holson
and dausrhter were Sunday evenirlk
Sweats of th e Leo n Hind ley s.Mr s.Floy d C mle v and No r ma n
were Mondav visitors o f Mrs. LenaPetersen and Nels.
Mr .and Mr s.Floy d H i n :and
Te r r v noent Saturday evenimr a t
Leonard Nelsen'a.
Ma xin e W a rr i c k of Bla ir wa s a .
week-e nd lzu est of Nm-nm Lanz.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred J ensen visitedthe Floy d Hinzes. Sunday evening.
New Life Policy Costs $10 a
h a r. . . m s fill filsl vw )
and Gives $2,000 Protection
22 " a ~;:.z°:~.,:,=;:: vunn:
New Chief Pollq now bdrmalfered xo vnunn mm membasof Families nll Smilhrm hmm
en _..$2 Am°°'$1'r*$. Compania.;
Gives 81,000 vroteniou durim '
yan mol! hmilln need aromadon mom.To :ef full pnrdcuhn md roSk :n n p l l e u d o n .p h a n c o r
u
Ray Krog h, Agt.
Blair, Nebraska
s'rA'rr. FARM| N$ UlANCE COMPANll§
ol Hluouilyfoa, llllnelt ~
Winés - Liquors
PHONE 321
COMP'l'0N'S
Dated this 12:11 d~v of ~@~¢}n~ber. 1941.
(SEAL)John A. Carrisran.
45 4x County Judrze.
Miss Evelyn Seltz of Omaha~Dent Wedncadav at the narcntal.Will Seltz. home.
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..=~,|1~ l"€~ported as imnr ovinlr.Mr. and Mrs. J ohn G. J enson en-
tertained.Sun dsv f o r Mr s .Jen-
son'8 neohew.Randolnh E.Sims.
and Mr s. Si ms. of Ne br ask a C iwMr .and Mr s.H.C.K u h r and
Mrs .Carrie Simonsen attended the
funeral servic es held Tuesdav fo rMrs. Georsze Nelson of Rose Hill.
Miss Esther Rasmussen.wh o
makes her ho me with the Ova lRee ve s f amilv. sne nt Su nd ay wi th
her sister. Mrs.Ch r is Ku h r an d
fami ly .
Sund av a fue sts of Mr. and Mr s.On sl Reeves and c hildren were Mr.
and Mrs . U. S. Reeves o f D eS uto`
wh o we r e dinner yzuests Af te r-
noon c allers were Dr. and Mr s. CR. Mea d.Iivaon Bu nn a nd fn mi lv
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2»|~Hour Service
_, _ , ; " ' § ; * " " ; , ; ° ~ M I I B T HU OH.r t R . a t e orze i s e t ome.Mama n. a nd Dic k . a nd Robe 9 A r t h u r Knud sen re tur ned las t:
anicfr an d Mr s .John Stork wer\q| §§»§§.igv. agper snendimr several!.._,.;--.l:._....__....4_»"o u u u u v u m n e r IIUEHILB 0 1 m r .a n u u u u n t n s l n t h n h b i h a n lMr s
Mr s
H R f n ' ¢ 'qf n v l z a n d p a n n t v-»--v u uvvn lnuu a \»p.r.;-"vuw nu vnuUuB Ulm gfCasaleHaugenHa rvey .and a nd th e D ak ota a.
I -Mr .'I'."'.§`°..°_f°"2.*Ei"{¥i'.°", H . .1 .....1 ._fw,<1 M m GeorazeMQ.1.".r.;|1¢;'.i°a::..:i.':"i: 'I`.II|' 1iC.L'|IE"1|\`.L`fi"'1'§ ';=.-.-__ e. c ard par ty
mme. S atur-
- - -» - v -v v u u u . .u a l l n u u L u x o " " '° l \\ | »L ¢| \ | | u [ | | e n IJ o e L o v e .a n d M r .a n d M r s .R o s s d n v e v e n i n g ;
L o v e a n d d a n a h t e m w e r e S u n d a v M r .a n d M r s .F .J I
a f t e r n o u n v i s i t o n a o f t h e H a r o l d S u n d a y a t t h e C .V .
F r e n c h f a m i l y .h o m e .
M e s s r s .a n d M e s d a m e s H a r r v M r .a n d M r s .C .V .
M a d s e n a n d f n m i h n , u h m f K n h r a t t e n d e d t h a . n . , . . .. . . .
;;.a"a;;..;' a::.;ia' '\f'i;;:...:""' llr. .mi iz;:aa 's'»;r;f;,:"at"¢T' m;""" ci¢§r.`i5r|E|'I\7` ».i`s`|T{{." ""'° "' Elk
helned Mn. IIanrv Kuhr eelelrnta Mr. ma Hn. n.+.. »......__-_. _ ,~- --~--\ vw n.u.ulnu55gnldren_her bir thdav. Sundav.and dnmrhters visited at thM ; g J |;sB M r and Mr s.Mm-ion De nman Tle tg en h o m e . S u n d a y ~
Crahr. .an d f a mi l v o f Sn d mlfi e ld were Ge o rg ;Sc hurnsker o f Oma h a
-Sun dav dinn er Que sts of Mr . a n d wa s a Su nd av d in ne r me at o f hi r.
n Il |gm. W il| _}lnnsen and fgnjnillh Mrs.and Mrs. C. V. Sc humaic er.
-INSURANCX
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dunng fall cold snaps.| ular enc e Hansen and c h ildren wvrv!...|'"'g=f"§°" vitaiitors.'|---
1 d . u n a v a te rn mm and c vemmfisitvimtorswi th Mr s .E m m a Ta vl n r L _ ( n £ W & 7 ' L Q R( 1 I ' I . d ' P lu m
lon were Messrs. and Mesdarnea Huw-I "__",1_._____tr:...\I .Treafmenfs Now
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ar Being Prescribed byP 1
.aulb \.u:ulKI: nmmev spent 1'ard Tay lor HL1dS0¥1I C\emmensr_\:'|I-Iday afternoon with Mrs .L. B. H:
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mussen.Those visitimz Mrn.John llas~mussen at the Illalr Hosmtal. Sun-dav.were Mrs.Emma 'l`avlor.Messrs. and Mcsdames Louis Ras-mussen.Chris Ruwe. ClemmensWillinmsen.Mrs.E. L.DemimtMrs. G. Allelv and J. G. Kennedyof Tekamah.Lauritn Rasmussen soenl. the
week-ond in Lincoln with Ross andMarxzare 'Rasmussen who are at~
tendnirz he universitv.Alice Matzcn and MarahnllChdsten on were Sundnv suDn~randeve inrr xtuesta of the Ou-»Mullen familv 1Mr.and Mrs.lien Berlzmnncalled on Mrs.Laura Tofte. Monduv.Sundav lhev were iniesta of
the Waller Sarroonfields.
Mrs.Walter Nielsen called onMrs.Laura Tofte. Fridav after-
noon.Sundav afternoon and sun-ner Quests of Mrs. Tofte were ManandEvaAnderson.and Mr. andMrs. James Rvun and family.Bobbie Hansen treated hia teach-or and classmates of the Rose HillSchool. Thursdav. in honor of lnsl
birthday.Mr.and Mrs. Clarenrl-Hansen and children heloed himeelebrate the occasion in the even-
mir.Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stork at-
tended the weddinz of Miss GracePaeber and Alvin Jacob at Fonta-nelle. Sunday., Mr. and Mrs. Jaw
ohs will live in Omaha.Mr. and Mrs. Ravmond Rasmus-|
sen and duuxrhters. and Mrs. WzlllMayoof Rochester were Sunday;dinner Ruesia ol Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Rasmussen and familv. Mrs. Maw
oluns to return to Rochester thelatter nan of the week.She has
soent a month with her dauxthwt.Mrs. Ravmond Raamussen.
Messrs.and Mesdames GeorxzeRasmussen and Iamilv. Lars Rol-land and family. and Harland Nel-son attended the H|.r\'eat Festival5* thu First Lutheran Church. Sun-av.Mrs. Harold E. Rasmussen andShirlov and Mrs. Chris Rasmussencalled on Mn. Raymond Rasmus-
len n m. . .
rison.Amold Rozert and Miss Vir-
zmia West were Sunday dinner
szuests at the Herman Rosenhome.
Mrs.Warren Wakefield was :iTlxursdav afternoon caller at AlinaandBirdieFleLcher'B.Mr.and Mrs.William Peck of
Hamburg. Iowa and Millard Peck.of Blair.were Sunday suooeri
zuests at the Darental. Fred Peck.home.
Mr.and Mia.Art Marill undMelvin. Mrs. A. l. Mairill and linlnibiewereFremont visitors Tu w i
1dav.Aliss letilia Lvons is on the snki
n~= this week..Bliss Jeanette Arthaud visit;-nl inrnnaha, Sundav. with her brmlnr"lm is in trainimr at Fm Crook.
Advertise ln Tha Enterprise
It Brings Result!
6.3 Dixon Co.
Insurance of Every l
Kno wn Ki nd I
'KIIAL ESTATE L o w s
"a .1 Ourbodorsof0IMoron
Ou r d o d o r s o f mo t o r s p re s a i be th e f o l lo w i n g
So v e re i g n to ni c s lo pre v e nt fr o ze n ra d i a to rs .
de a d ba tte ri e s . s ti fi e ne d lu bri c a nts a nd o the r
re s ults o i Fa ll Po x.*
'Change \o wlalor oil. Chmgo ro
viator your lubricants.Complainchad; lubrleadoa. Drdn. Hulk rad~ata: and pun la lzntidrooxo. Tut andurvlcabotlary.Flll up with ourvlinur-blond "hd: irlqqcr" qmaollruto umro quick |\m1.|.
Th i s c o mp le t e So v e re i g n
appli e d qui c kly a nd e xpe rtly by o ur s pe c :i o L l~
i s i s a nd y o u' 1 l k no w y o ur c a r i s wi nt e r-s c de .
Dri v e i n s o o n.
tre a tme nt c a n b e
Garner Service
On U. S. 73, Blair, Nebr.
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Storm Doors
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Let Us Reglaze Your 'Nin-
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Before Real Cold Weather
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Allowed to Set Well Before
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SPECIALS
1940 Chevrolet Town Sedan
1939 Chevrolet Town Sedan
1937 Chevrolet Sedan
1939 Buick Sedan
1938 Buick Sedan
1938 Plymouth Coupe
1936 Plymouth Sedan
1936 Chevrolet Town Sedan
1937 Chev., L. W. Base Truck
In av-1 l .. 4. -.. . .. _g - - - - 1 --
v|N'roN I EVANS
CHEVROLET COMPANY
FUNDS
General 1-'und
B1-lduv: FundRoad P\1nd
County Relic! l\1nd
Soldiers' lc Snllon'
Relief Fund
County Fair Fund
Diltrlct Rold Fund
Mothers Pension
Ditch Fund
Tai-tl
EstimlledOther
Revenues
4 15,151.40
7,695.43
27,028.2828.145-71
s,aos,oo
916.66210
Balance Available
For Budznt
$10,746.84
8,609.72
291.05
265.02
/ s19.o1zes
TOTA
$2s.1:14.u7.ess.4s58,784.59
aao5.oo
291.05
245.02
_..._.._..396,475.48
Tata!Rea\1ire»
` ments
871,007.50
29,843.17
e1 .941 .80
22,549.88
2,254.93
2,021.44
6,989.10
1 .1aa.oz
1,165.99
s 1ss.42s. 18
Amount loBe RalledIn Taxes
s44.s7szs
21,647.74
3.15691
m.s49.sa
2164.98
2,029.44
477. 19a.1 56.91
901.97
901.97
$101 .949.7oNOTICE: A wblle henrlnz w-nl 54 ma with resnect to uid budget bolure the Cqunty Baud on December
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TaxLevv
In Milla
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1941
HELEN K BOLT, County Clerk
wr ~e a truest t ls wi nte r of h e rdaughtor,Mr s . Mer l Pisrett.
Mr .an d Mr s .W i llia m Hin eli ne
an B illv Dean were Sund av di nner
Iniesta of the Charles 0. Hinelines.Mr .and Mrs.Cli ffo rd I-[incline
and so ns sn ent S und av at th e J oeThomasonhome.heloinsr Mic key
c eleb rate his f ifth birth dav.
A M B UL A NC E
SERV ICE
Modem Funeral
Servlce
Conniderale in Cont
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Washington County Budget Summary
a n d C o m p u t a t i o n o f T a x L e v y
For the Fisca1Year Ending December 31, 1942
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Advertise in The Enterprise
Mr. And Mm Will Wu!! drove to
Omdu.Fdday.md took thdrdnuxhter.Mn.Arthur Lax-un.from Sz. Julauh Houniul w her
homs in 0m\h|.
Mr. and Mn. Albert Benson and
lon: and Mm Minnie Benson wereSunday nrueam of the Alun Jennnhmllv In Oakland.Mn.Mlrmleg m " n s m a l n e d f o r a w e e k ' | v h -
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Sunav dlnnar meats of Mr and§..':.P.°': .}'I'1J!.Yezv 99"-s-L.-=d
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MATERIALS
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R o b e r t W u l f a n d C h u - i n S y l v i a
w a n a f t e r n o o n v l l i t o n n .
M r . m d M n .J e n :H a n s e n w e r e
S u n d a v l f t a m o o n : n d a v e n l n x v ' | | -
i t o m o f M r . u n d M n . E m i l M n t u n .
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But ihue eondiuam have pusadmd with the posing hu coma tha
mise in pricen which innrinblyfclhwa\on¢with war.Everyline of endeavor is leeling the ef-
fects M this md it is working n
-Read 'Em Quick - - -They Sell'Em ~ast
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Sc h u y le r B un " i n a town o f 2,588
ha s a p ri c e of $2 00 :" Th e C h r k u
En te rp r i s é" i n 1 town of 5 4 0 h a s
a pr ic e vi' $ 1.50 and " The P hono-
grs ph" o{ St. P aul, Neb rms ks, wi th
a population of 1,621, has gs pric e
of $2.00.In f ac t th e Blai r pa pe rs
.|1 ...
m * w
,B m m s
KELLER.A daughter, 'L. Ke§§er, was born Novembeg
Blair Nnhr .LTAurn;|$m»» 14|nusSubscription
Rates To Be `\
1
nu v au uzu
Ma i nte na nc e Co s ts M a k e
Advance"iJX" Subscrip-tions Imperanive
When the denmulnn hit uvpnh
have lor years ba npaidwubncdptlonpx
stafe.
In order that there x
undern dlng of this
ing known this m l
Zisennow. 'Those who
ct emse vea may d§'I'i,°§.Iff"l"3."3."-E§.'1......n..fnE in advance.Subs
every business.
The newspaper is no exception
and eve».viTling that goes into tha
making of n paper has made anadvance.Over-night, mzck ad-vanced 10% and this mdvance has'
been made several times and forhriI the sub~
the lawest
xpers in the
nay be n lullWe an nuk-
posed price
wiah to pro-
o so by pay-
mribexs may
IF o g S A L E ;f
moDELA Ford. 1929.44-tf'Phillips Service Station.
MEN'S HANES Dart-wool under-
wear.Friday-Slturdav nuecill.$1.88.Hdatl..for Hlll band
.1..x..l_/\_).......vm -..|»y,mrs. nauergfs formerly Winlfred Allen of
air.RASMUSSEN.To Mr. and Mrs.
.John Rqamuuen of_ Winslow, a'_dwzhur.x mn K l y ,4 n>.,12
oz._born November 6 lat r_ggg ' Hospital.Mn. ,,._m_...,,.'¥t'-
OTIVE
PURE BRED Hnmnshire bonu.46»2t Bert Thompson Herman
FOR SALE:Younnr Heiafoxdbulls.Tom Wilkinson.48-Bt'
P~D~ c r» ;1 NA bo lrl.Edzxr
Without re mo vin gfo rc e d a ir an d vm fm ; n,T',;|ml! -1-..»..;.';..»';',".;:':.1f:'_:::__ ____"_H;h -;,,," 1u. &\\|I!l..Iu pnortoe r age.."'3 E§ §£ £;° 3 . .C A MP B E L L .
_A n§ '_ !h :.b ab y gi rl
\THANK YOU!
We Have Just Completed Ten Yun of Buslneu in Blllr md WeTlka This Menu of Saying 'THANK YOU" For the Business'We Hxve Received '
W e C o n t i n u e O u r L i v a t o c k a n d
Community Sale Every Saturday
-W e Now Have A
DIRE CT P ACK ER BUYE R OF FA T HOGS
Buying' Every Day and At Our Sales
Brin~ in Anythhi~Y o u Wa n t So l d !
Blair Livestock Market
Licensd and Bonded For Your Pz oteclinn
years back The Enterprise wsu tha
Dm to make n cut In price of aub-scription.This was done in orderto helfp out a had situntion ol de-
pr¢snion in businaa and an unpre-ddented drouth wndltion amd than
lre no excuses to be msde for sodoing.
January lst, 1942.
Even with a snbsuntial rain thesubscription price ol The En\Ar~
prlse will be lower than in sun-rounding lownn."The Dodge Cri-
tarlan" in a wwn of 693 people hu
a pr-ice of $1.75 per- §'enr;"The
c k dues an
fh n m will;
»a f 'm e .m n "~..".§..'I.'..l'f|45-2%\IO IIS II U G s u m]43-lt
. , . . _ . . .....,_ .._._.. .~-.~...=-¢~ »w\.u~thy School.48-(tu
SIX MONTH OLD H0latel h llwvea and Berkshire 1><Ȥ'. u
44-zz'u n w ml Chasw.
'rr-nu .f ...... _ ..,,_ __ .-
cHANGE NOW to Conoco NthWinterOil.Winter wnizhtTnnmnildonla d DifferentialOils.Assure; ful! lubrication inlub-zero weather.°°"x°° Szzvdoe Stn.. Lows Bqghl-
nnue, was nom Monday momlng, Nuvember 10, nt Blair I-loc
pltnl to Mr. and Mrs.~ Hang
Campbell n!_Kllgore. The Campbells have bwo other daughtén
Sharon and Marie.Mrs. Cnmp
»..n n.- 1-__-_ vw ---
r
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-
nie but when Jamurv ln lu on nba 1. un-A v bé rd i é s c mr c u PADS.hlzh quality
Nine 1, iulfident.bond nauer. 12a Der uound.Oth-
exj aunlities. Bc ner nound.
LT 43-if The Enterbrise
00|»v\u».-..........
»ownen report and they are enroute to return the vehicle.
The aug registered in the nameol Bill Loftus, ef Fullenon, Ne-
bruskx, who was nccompanled by
Art Loftus, also of Fullerton, wustolen from the streets al Arling~
hm November 4th while the two
men, who are picking corn in theneighborhood, were in town.Loft-us had $40 worth of clothes in theback ol Um ar which were alla
stolen.
G. W. Snawdcn. 12 nn 54.45-81.
FOR SALE:82-foot elevator.45-lt Tnon-Lanz Co.. Herman.
CHRISTMAS CARDS.Soon xv.
will be Limo bo think of buying
greeting cards.Before you buy,nee our uwck.Reuonnble cards,prinfed with your name Ur plain,
at The Enterpriae.Phone 11. tf
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS.All
makes,good cotton,medum
inked.60c.The Enterprise. tl.
Gold Di~ ~ers
.
NOTICE OFDISSOLUTION
By unnnimous consent of all
stockholden, the Reckmeyer Haxd~
wan Co., Inc., of Arlington_Ne-hnakn, has been dissolved and its
chxwer mnvndered,'ls of this
date, November 18, 1941.
Sfmzkholderiz(Signed)Mm. John Nibbe
45-Bt William A. Reckmeyer.
.
POR 2c P ER W ORD vou ca n 'rent
a lbnc e in this waht a d sec tion.
M O D E R N Furni shed rooms.Dri-va w be th .Phone Black 93. 45~1t
CH IC K S E AS O N is no t fa r aw a y
Stan in. let ua make ypu a n\'0'D0
sition for next wrinz .
Washlmzion County Hatchery.
42-4t
W E P AY ton c as h vr ic ea f or y ou rnoultry.Washinsrton County
HE.\k:hEl'}'-4 2 - u
Founfnv
MAY WE in this mann exuress
our heartfelt nnnrecix un andHunks |41 all those who ere sokind and sylnmthetic following
the loss of Mn.Mary (C. F.)Jensen. mn' "Aunt Mlry". as shewu called bv mont ot us.Weesnednllv thank Rev. H. C. Jor-annsen and Rev. H. Nielsen fortheir kind words. and the singersand lhou qvho sent flowers.Her Relnbves.the Jensen and
Jesnemm Famlliex.
CARDS DF THANKS
I4
Of 1938 W oun
DENTIST
Room: ln Mule Building
Blnlr, Nebrukl
I-'OR RENT
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re'
0
J3,.!"» £99525
~H i s G i f t N e w
'f f ~Mule Your s¢\¢¢uui» New wh||¢ Shah\ ,;\\\Are Cumnleie
,,
j / ~ ' f - '
/~ \Holiday Goods Arriving Daily
m Ask About Our Lay-Away Plan
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pffllf r/ref my: urtaza;
You Can Get a
v'Good Looking 'j
We l l We a ri ng <
Vvarm Coat
He r e
$zzS°Coats as Low as $16.50
Q Fleeces Q Tweeds Q
Q `Coverts Q I
1We Have the Bat Nationally f a
Advertised Makes ~
4541;~ ~n~.e.
BI;AdCK POLAND China boar: fore.; 0 l,
er. Ouentor.42-4:
YOUR ha inwhile you unit.80 to s5;'Z2L.§?§
lervice.We dve neun stamps.48-4t Philllns Sq-vine Sudan.
BATTERY CHARGING. m.8-
dny rental flee.Western AutoAML Shore.42-4t,°
CHURCHANNOUNCEMENTS
KENNARD METHODIST-DavidSimpson:Worship Servirv
9:45 Sunday.Sunday School fo]
lows.
ORUM DANISH LUTHERANServices 1l_o'clock, November 1?
co~.
Baby Food Heinzf3 for 251:
service.ST.P A U L » S L U T H E R A N
CHURCH OF 0RUM--G. A. Citri-
aon:23:6 Sunday after Trinity;services Sundxy,11 s. rn. divine
service.
Franks ffzza *lb. I9c4A .Lind enme y er:Churc h School,10
a.rn.,: n a mi n g worship, c ommun-
ion and aermon " Ou r Mi s s i o mr y
Tasks and 0b ligat. ions",I1 a .m. :
meeting of ju nio m, D elo res Ca mp-bell, leader, 6:30 p. m.Insteaq of *Pork Chops E;',;'°' lb. 27c
tivé, in am é.:
B A P TI S T f".E Ha mi lto n
'Hiforld Emergenc y Fund will be ex
s 8 ill~|~
*Pork Steak §;f,';,'; lb.22c
me mb e rs , led b y Ro y Ki r kp atd c k ;
g g "m e m b e r s a r e M r s .B u n c e M o ;
I.:s i 1 Minced Ham Wilsons lb. l8c
C. E.Hamilton,Douglas Carter
Evening service replaced by union
meeting at First Lutheran cnurm!
LUTHERAN-»H. C. Jorge.nsen:Sunday School. 9:30; E ~linh aer-
*Bacon Squares lb.18c
cietgr, 550550 b~ VlTi°'15 Blair
churches, 8 p. m.Codtish ,'§,',§;;;'>' 1 Lnaox 27c
9:30;mfmung wonhip,11,in'
:huge of Gurdon E. Hughes.CONGREGATIONAL-Htl J.
Barbsr:Services lt 11 o'c1oek.w. J.sAs
them yourael! or brim: vonr en-
in.Axelmurd Service Station.South edxe ol Bllir.42-At'
18 PLATE GRANT Battedem$3.75 exchanze mud nn.Year
zunmtee.Burt County Co-Ou.Station.42-4:
"CALL for and deliver yourcar for wadxinz. rreudnr or ser-vice.Mobil Droducts and we-cidized eauinmenf.42-4:Blair Mater Co.
CHOICE sporgzp Plilllld Bum-sthat an be renrixtened.Farmer'|
kind and 1lrmer's prices.Hu mTimm.farm 8 mile: NE Ben-nington.u n a '
FOUR hrwd45-It | Walter Peiuneu.
SPOTTED POLAND China bean.
Arthur N.An d mm,Hlmmn.Phone 2819.40-tt
FOR SALE:Snotwd PolandChinaB o m.s l u m Bron..Kennard.48-if
BE_RKSHIRE BOARSI best blood
lanes at farmers' nriwa.
45-ti 'Tyson-Lanz Farms.
Hermm. Nehr.
PUREBRED Spotted Pollnd Chin:ho m.Thick euv feulimz tyne.New blood for old wstomers.
Delmar Ruwa.Hehnln. Nebr.,Phone Hooner Y-312.43-lt
N D T I C E S
Coffee §§'i§"E°§§f.nd lb.2Ic
C o r n T o m a t o a P u m p k i n
3 No. 2 Cln 3No.2Can 3Nc.2Can
2 5 6 :2 5 c 2 5 c
~~ No. 2% can ~
lt's the
Season
-f f
1 \"Eats!
~\\` \»:._;.
~\
. ~ l e. s 1
Here Arc Our Specials For The Week-End
Which W ill Save You Money on Your Grocery
J N -Budget
_;B r 0 0 m s ' E : . ? : " 2 9 c
iby Seminary .
K E NNA RD , w A s H I N G TON
LUTHE RA N- - P . C . J e n s e n :Ke n-
n a n d , S u n d a y S c h o o l 1 0 a . r n . , S p e -
c i a l T h a n k s g i vi n g s e r vi c e , 1 1 a . r n . ,
\~.
* Carrots
Large Bunch s c
*Celery
'§?;iid I-2¢
I 1 U S -w e w i l l u n i t e f o r t h e s e r v i c e a t
F i r s t L u t h e r a n C l u r c h ,8 p .m .w i t h Hamburger £1-,';;* 2 lbs. 354:
4 '¥
BUILDING. masonry work shouldbe done NOW.For debendableservice. contact W. J. Llmben atKoouman Inn.45-lt'
PAY US A VISIT to a nod clean
recreation nlnce.No cards. no
~Bllir Recreation Hall.,
BAZAAR AND BAKE SAL'-`
Aprons.dolls.neukties, quilts.etc.Saturday. November 15. Rusoflice.Benefit Church of Christ
by Golden Rule Circle.45-It
FURNITURE upholaterlng, Nfin-
ishlng,repairing, sent caning,
rug work, matresses, etc. PhoneBlue 151.George N. Miller.12-ef
COSTUME PARTY and oyster
suiwer at Scheffler Hull. No-vember 20.Tell vour friends.Townsend Club No. 1.45»lt
A YEAR'S subscription £0 The En.
term-iso would mnke A grand
birthday or enniverury gi n.Stop in wdly. orPhone 11.if
RC. z a mz*
CHICKEN DINNER.'I'h\u1dax'.
Nov.20.at ConzrezutionnlChurchBasement.AusnlcesCatholic Ladies Club.46»1t
DURING THE WINTER months,
until March 1. nhon will be ovenfrom 8 unlll 6.M~8t Miller Munk. Blacksmith.
PLATS OF BLAIR new on ala atThe Enterprlne.8 9 tl
~F P a n c a k e F l o u r
~Vita-Rlch 3lb. pkg. l2%c
MEATS »$'£'é.<"£'§»
~ W°"HY2§ICARRY
g 4 ANTI-
"WORRY
INSURANCE-
A Regulu Ad
In This Nevupaper
*Apples
Jonathans, Lb. ~
*Cauliflower
Ilaegi white ~
-...., um Auaulti VIIII HOIBY, 18thedaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jewy Foley of Blair.
IMMERMAN.A daughter, 'f Ib.,
4p_:.,_wga bum to Mr. and Mrs.\THANK YOU!
We Have Just Completed Ten Yun of Buslneu in Blllr md WeTlka This Menu of Saying 'THANK YOU" For the Business'We Hxve Received '
W e C o n t i n u e O u r L i v a t o c k a n d
Community Sale Every Saturday
-W e Now Have A
DIRE CT P ACK ER BUYE R OF FA T HOGS
Buying' Every Day and At Our Sales
Blair Livestock Market
Licensd and Bonded For Your Pz oteclinn
Brin~ in Anythhi~Y o u Wa n t So l d !
FOUND
A ~ ~ C n l l h v .ltfnluna t .nu , N "Bé§'ii|=I"1iii
Q n loelhd qt Dff\¥fg\||, Ion, ltl Aimed Zimmmnun of Hermnn.'I'R1CKLE'f'I::pn Hlllowu'en
ownen report and they are enroute to return the vehicle.
The aug registered in the nameol Bill Loftus, ef Fullenon, Ne-
bruskx, who was nccompanled by
Art Loftus, also of Fullerton, wustolen from the streets al Arling~
hm November 4th while the two
men, who are picking corn in theneighborhood, were in town.Loft-us had $40 worth of clothes in theback ol Um ar which were alla
stolen.
G. W. Snawdcn. 12 nn 54.45-81.
FOR SALE:82-foot elevator.45-lt Tnon-Lanz Co.. Herman.
CHRISTMAS CARDS.Soon xv.
will be Limo bo think of buying
greeting cards.Before you buy,nee our uwck.Reuonnble cards,prinfed with your name Ur plain,
at The Enterpriae.Phone 11. tf
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS.All
makes,good cotton,medum
inked.60c.The Enterprise. tl.
Gold Di~ ~ers
.
NOTICE OFDISSOLUTION
By unnnimous consent of all
stockholden, the Reckmeyer Haxd~
wan Co., Inc., of Arlington_Ne-hnakn, has been dissolved and its
chxwer mnvndered,'ls of this
date, November 18, 1941.
Sfmzkholderiz(Signed)Mm. John Nibbe
45-Bt William A. Reckmeyer.
.
POR 2c P ER W ORD vou ca n 'rent
a lbnc e in this waht a d sec tion.
M O D E R N Furni shed rooms.Dri-va w be th .Phone Black 93. 45~1t
CH IC K S E AS O N is no t fa r aw a y
Stan in. let ua make ypu a n\'0'D0
sition for next wrinz .
Washlmzion County Hatchery.
42-4t
W E P AY ton c as h vr ic ea f or y ou rnoultry.Washinsrton County
HE.\k:hEl'}'-4 2 - u
|»`ou|.1'nv
MAY WE in this mann exuress
our heartfelt nnnrecix un andHunks |41 all those who ere sokind and sylnmthetic following
the loss of Mn.Mary (C. F.)Jensen. mn' "Aunt Mlry". as shewu called bv mont ot us.Weesnednllv thank Rev. H. C. Jor-annsen and Rev. H. Nielsen fortheir kind words. and the singersand lhou qvho sent flowers.Her Relnbves.the Jensen and
Jesnemm Famlliex.
CARDS DF THANKS
I4
Of 1938 W oun
DENTIST
Room: ln Mule Building
Blnlr, Nebrukl
I-'OR RENT
ana M n .~ § = § ` é i £ f e { £ §
P
nn or NG JOBSnow ooenlnz.We are the firstandonlv hctorv school o l itskind to teach this combined mn-chinilb-lnntnllation course.For
intormntion how vou can qualifyfor IDW-COST facborv halninsz.write MORTON AIRCRAFTCORPORATION.Delft.IA.Omlhl Nebr.45~1t
EOPL E WHO WANT To PAYdividends with tl1e.extra moneythey nt from aellmz those ex-tra thinn :round the house findENTERPRISEld: the e u la t
way.You. too can realize extmmoney. if You'll iust call 11 mdllghw- what vou'wnnt to sell.
-\
CHURC
lines at farmers' nriea.
45-ti 'Tyson-Lanz Farms.
Hermm. Nehr.
PUREBREDS tt e dP l dchxho m.'fhiclgoeuy f.'l31.".m»"2
New blood for old wstomers.
Delmar Ruwa.Henum. Nebr.,Phone Hooner Y-312.43-lt
N D T I C E S
I
128 B ~LES
A Lollxlgf 123 Bible will be giv-
en to lhe schools nf WashingtonCounty, According lo plans being
made by the Gideon Society.It is
the aim of the Gideona to put n
Bible in each and every school
EXPERIENQED llirl or middle-
azed lady general houseworkThree children.References.$5week.45-lt Mrs.Ned Tyson.
WANTED:Hardwood. 800 undo.
sawed or stnndinz timber. WriteS. A. Van Winkle. Florenne Sta-tion. Rt. 6. Omaha.Phone Ken.4219-F-4.43-Bt'
WANTED:Counle to zo to Cali-fomia and assist 'n dx-Mnz.Share expenses.lnaire th En~ernnse office.4%-19.*
W NTED:Girl for lzenenlhousework. Aunlv at The Enoer-nrise office.45-lt
lWANTED:Dead I/lock, free ure-
mlum.Blair Rendering Service,Phone 17.collect.Hollyg;=_;,=°»»agent for Union Ren-
w A N 1 ' s n
BUILDING. masonry work shouldbe done NOW.For debendableservice. contact W. J. Llmbert atKoouman Inn.45-lt'
PAY US A VISIT to a nod clean
recreation nlnce.No cards. no
~Bllir Recreation Hall.,
BAZAAR AND BAKE SAL'-`
Aprons.dolls.neukties, quilts.etc.Saturday. November 15. Rusoflice.Benefit Church of Christ
by Golden Rule Circle.45-It
FURNITURE upholaterlng, Nfin-
ishlng,repairing, sent caning,
rug work, matresses, etc. PhoneBlue 151.George N. Miller.12-ef
OSTUME PARTY and oyster
suvner at Scheffler Hull. No-vember 20.Tell vour friends.Townsend Club No. 1.45»lt
YEAR'S subscription to The En~
term-iso would mnke A grand
birthday or enniverury gi n.Stop in wdly. orPhone 11.if
RC. z a mz*
HICKEN DINNER.'I'h\u1dax'.
Nov.20.at ConzrezutionnlChurchBasement.AusnlcesCatholic Ladies Club.46»1t
URING THE WINTER months,
until March 1. nhon will be ovenfrom 8 unlll 6.M~8t Miller Munk. Blacksmith.
LATS OF BLAIR new on ala atThe Enterprlne.8 9 tl
town schools
\- » ~ ; .L / " 'P l ~»S
FREE! Scarf with 0'coat if Bought Before Xmas_ FREE!
~ 1938
Olds Sedan
R U N S L u c : N E W
Goodyar Double Eagle
Tlrel - Heater - Radio
-llef rolter -
1/7 ~/~H i s c a n N o ~
~Mule Your Seleellnlia New Whlle Shahy~\\Are Cumnleie
/~ \H o l i d a y G o o d s A r r i v i n g D a i l y
m A s k A b o u t O u r L a y - A w a y P l a n
SINCLAIR
PRODUCTS
BUHS
J3,.!"» £99525
\
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pffllf r/ref my: 651101050
You Can Get a
v'Good Looking 'j
We l l We a ri ng <
Vvarm Coat
He r e
$zzS°Coats as Low as $16.50
Q Fleeces Q Tweeds Q
Q `Coverts Q I
1We Have the Bat Nationally ¥S
Advertised Makes ~=;
vaw mn. Pho~e Blue~ s~.`4~~1€
6 ROOM modern house lor rent at
$15.Cnll 15.46-lt
FIVE~ROoM HOUSE on East Col-~Mrs. Peter Str-icklett Sr.-lt
.n-erorise offic e.415-lt*
W N T E D :Gi r l f o r nreneral
ho us e wo r k. A u nlv a t The En ter -
qris¢ offic e.45- It
1
W A N T E D :Dead ltoc k. fr ee D re-
mi u m.Bla i r Rendering'Ser-
lic e,Pho ne 17.collect.Ho llyg;g=~»»a xe n t f o r Un i o n Re n-
WPA HOMES AIDE
ACREAGE_ 8001! bujldingu. 5-room
house,mustlv mo de m.Both
eluae in.B v own er.Phone
292.8 6 - U
16 0 AC RE S L A ND . Ha ak s n Co u n -
ty South D akota. 30 mile s northol Ph i li u .Ca ll 12 3 E as t L i n -
coln.4 4 4 f
REAL ESTATE
I
128 B ~LES
A Lollxlgf 123 Bible will be giv-
en to lhe schools nf WashingtonCounty, According lo plana being
rn.uJr.fU1' UFENED
A new housekeeping aide project, apoljxsored by WPA and coun
my commissioners. is now operating'in Blair under the supervision of
Mrs. Elizabeth Jenkins.Ten peo~ple are employed.l The project is located in the
,American Legion Building, which
formerly housed the WPA sewihg
prmject.This building will serve
,ns a trnining center where theudes will come one day a week
for training in methods ol house-`keeping.service. nutritious, simple
f care of the sick.
`The project, planned w give free
housekeeping service in needy
homes,will furnish assistance in
general housework,care of chil-dren, simple care of the sick and
caring ol the aged Those families
unable to hire outside help are re-ferred to Mrs. Jenkins by the localwelfare agency,
Mm..1.mx.i.... :.....n.-..i_-_» ._
A union meeting of all of Bluir'schurches will be held at the FirstLutheranChurch.ncxt Sunday
evening, at 8 o'clock.The work ofthe Gldeons will be presented atthat time by their field man, J. C.Mcl'eok, and some of the membcn
of the Omaha band.Special musicwillbeprovided,and enough
Bibles will be on display,in the
design of A cross, to put one on
every tucher's desk in the county
and in each mom at the local hos-
pital.
The Gideons have long since
placed Bibles in every hotel room
throughout the country, and are
now placing them in the schoolsSince the draft began a year ago,
one million testaments with thePsalms have been given to boys in
training.
An nn."-:..., ...ni 1... .-\.__ .. .-I--. ..-....me n It e_---.uvnsnlslltl III luu|U|1ll!\I. UD in a wu l UU b l U1'c lose of the mee ti ng to en able thechoosetheai d e to he lp i n these ..
homes so that the husband or wage | }§{dg°ns to c on tmue the ir good
earlier may remain at work, the wochildren mav attend nrhnnl I\nnn-1 1 '. -u u - -v v l ' B H "a r y ,a n d c o n d n t m n s m a y h e i m ~p °N -G . ' s H o n o r
p r o v e d i n t h e h o m e d u r i n g t h e t i m e M a s s D u r a B l a c k
n need.Mrs. Jenkins recently attended al
i-day training conference held in
Lincoln for Housekeeping Aide ¥u~
xcrvisors from the entire Male.
HERMAN CHURCH
PLANS CONFERENQE
The quarterly conference of fi.,
lerman Methodiut Church ischeduled fur Wednexdny evening,lovember 19, whenDr. C. B. Han-
ina of Omnhn will pzeaide.
A covered dlnh supper will openhe meeting, with members of the
VSCS and the Wesleyan Guild
erving.Llber n busineu meeting'ill be wlnd for the p\n'pos¢ of
iscunlng plqn for an addition to
Miss Dora Black, who spent
nearly a week in Blair while enroutefromMassens,Iowa,toYork, Nebraska. was gum nl hon-
or at a luncheon given by the PastNoble Grand Club,Monday.The
event was held at ihe home of Mrs.Ada Reid.
Guests were Miss Black,Mrs.
Lutie McKay, Mn. C. B. Hansen,Mrs. Charles I-Innlen,Mrs.Frank
Scha.1'er, Mrs. John J. Jensen. MH.
A. E. Hnnna, Mrs. George McBride,Mm C. W. Chmtnnaen, Mrs. J. S.Conety, Miss Melita Taylor, Mrs.
Lou u m ,Mn. Edgar Skinner,
Mrs. Mnry Lutz, Mrs. Wynn Baer.Mile Gertrude Mend, Mm Jorle
Vnn Deusen,Hrs.Elin Warrick,
Mn. Wlllilm Schmidt.
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.gunt on .her manner .Mondny,Mx u Huy M "b u d '3''nntelhlnsdlorl i n .'ii' d I DUIY Blkisr, of Tehmlh.u o ph'vhrenburz md dwzhwr. Nunn;nm M. Tylon is confined 1° hm
em.bed this week, mffsrinz with flu.
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