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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE PER YEAR $1.50BLAIR, NEBRASKA, JANUARY 22, 1942VOLUME XLVI NUMBER 3
Corn Acreage
for 1942 is
Hiked 10~0
Government Orders Cam~
Monday Morning To In-
crease Acreage
U. s. PREPARES
TO FEED WOR I
Orders were received at Bl~Monday of thls week, for the in
crease of com acreage in Wuhington County by 10%for Lbplanting season ul 1942. The increase is in keeping with iheeffort which is being made an~
Ula need of greater food production m feed the wcrld.The 10%'ix:crease onders will -
marie Officially through the BlaiAAA office within a short time -enable farmer?to zevamp the'
\9we
sf
c
,1
ATTEND FUNERAL OF
TULSA RELATWE
Mrs. John McCracken. Mrs. W.L.Caldwell,and Mr.and Mrs.George Hedelund drove to Tulsa,
Oklahoma, Monday, tn attend the
funeral of J. S. Young; they were
accompanied by D. M.Young of
Los Angeles, Callfomis.Mr. Young, 59~year-old all and
gas properties dealer and n na-
tive ol Blair, died unexpectedly athis home in Tulsa, Thursday night.
He was stricken with a heart at-
tack shortly after he returned
from his olllce at 7, and died with-
in three hours.Hs moved to Kansas City as ayoung man and was in the refrig-eratfng business there untll 'ne
moved in Tulsa in 1931 and entered
the oil business.Survivors include the widow, a
daughter, Betty Maxine, at home;
and two sisters,Mrs.John Mc-Cracken and Mrs.William Cald~
well of Blair.
'14 ARE UP $200
Tuition money paid to the Blair
school district was up $200 overInst yur, it has been revealed as
mul hgnres for the semester :re
' being compiled. List. year,.nut»of~:the-district pupils brought $3588
=into the treasury. This year S3786
lwu paid ln.|The new semester beg\n.l§ut
Monday and enrollment il some-Qwhnt lu-ger than at the first of the
I y e n r .
hea d of th e b on d a nd stamp B alm,
was pres ent and to ld o f th e new!
|..Issue Air.Raid
Burns Fatal to
Howard Hass
of Arlington
Kerosene Can Exploded,
Causing Third-Degree
Burns
Howard Hass,15~year-old sonof Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hass ofArlington,suffered _ third-elegree
UT r i p l e A M e n
Hear Defense
Talk Saturday
Com m ittee Men Hear Of
Needs For Tightening
Qf Efforts For Defense
CHECK OVER 1942
CROP ESTIMATES
In an all~day smsln at the CourtHouse in Blair, Last Saturdny, 33communitycommitleemenhenzdtalks and plnns for xx greater dc-fense effort an the part ol farzncmol thla county,The meeting was the fimt whirluthe community cnmmitteenlen hadheld since war was declared.o '-»~\
lana Entertains ManQWho Ok'd Greenland OccupancyShipment of
Governmenfs
Corn Ordered
100000 B hels Being°éi1§b`ped Out A t 0nce.'
Probably For Defense
STEEL BIN STORAGESHIPPEDLATER
Orders for the shipment cf gov-ernment corn stokcd in the countywon-received this week by the
AAA nfflrn nt Rinir. nncnrclimt tt25a.';,;¢;'e1='.." 'T - ni f |onnndms;nsu1t 100,000 blllh:
els an being loaded to he sent toa h..'Imm une f'i§\v }n\ »n|{l\¢I|uu: n.ulu>u=» un;vulunannnAgoo d po rtion o f th e c or n wi ll
be used for the d§s§illation of a l-
cohnt needed for defense workA ll o f th e c o r n stored in
Arkingf.-on glc vator is ordered
as is also that stored in me ummquist ele liter nt Blalr, and at ller-
man,and at the Ranch elcvnwr
north of town.Onrn stored in thc steel bins over
the county will not be shipped as
yet but as the 60,000»000 bushel
program of distilling alcohol pro-
grnsses, it will quite likely be
called into uso,
RECEIVES WORD
lDSU'llCIloI1 wCounty Schools
Drills Are Now Practiced
Regularly In Most
Schools
back of the movement bo purchnsestamps and bonds. With every in-
dication of greater prosperity nn
the farm there should be ample
funds avnilnblo for the purchase
of the bonds, it was pointed out.
Reed O'Hanlon,county defense
head,elaborated upon the stale-
ments of Mr. Chatt and explainedin detail the steps which are bc-
ing taken bv vnrious uzencies and
----------------------~--~~There il ew? indication umab ml. Tuesday evening hen a.g e can expl a : mm. me price of farm products win b¢
E' W Mid so Dodge County §§f.°§.'l§.| .....!7.2'.'!.'I.".'.Tf."'.i°..'f.'.I
t h c a - K " " ` k " " ` ° ` " ' ; ~
5 o'¢|ock hrmen us apparently approach-
Bume, ing 1 cycle of pmlperi|.y.~44 €;:'KENNAiD co-or
is CREDIT ASS'N MEETu g * - u "'}" l -4az ' ~.-3
N.,Nw ..1-.,,,\..,.1 n__..,_.| .x._--. _-I"FROM HONOLULU
Mrs. Rose Thompson ol Arlullrton has received word of the birth
of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Vic-
tor Kline at Honolulu.Mrs. Kline is the former Edna
Thompson of Arllngbon and rela.
tives and friends ben: were quite
concemed over her safety affkr tho
bombing of Pearl Harbor; no worohadbeenreceivedfromherforseveral weeks afterwards.Mr, Kline has been employed at
Hicknin Field inaviation work.The letters receiwd bv Mrs.Thompson had been censored anaonlyabout half of them were
assed.Mrs. Kline wrote that theiiuby had been bom ln o school-
house which had been tumed into
_._ ._.............. imsnlenl
. Nearly all of Washington Coun-
ty's rural and town schools are
now holding air raid drills_s.s fre-quently as practice firednlls. Of-
ficial instructions, compiled by the
U.S.Office of Civilian Defense,have been sent to each school bl'
County Superintendent Ralph E.
Fairchild.
In most instances, the present
fire drill organization has been re-tained in the air raid drills. Theschool fire alarm is sounded in a
special way (short rings), and pu
pile me from the classroom in the
same way.Air raid refuges have been ehos~
en.The chance of a direct hit on
any individual building is very
small,so pupils are kept in the
school building.An attempt ls
ng,
organizations already establishedl
and of the plans nf cmordlnating
the efforts of these groups.
George T. Hedelund, chairman of
the stamps nnd bonds sales, ex-
plained the bonds in detail and
urged the committeemen to put
forth nn effort ln each of their
communities to get the sales go-
Charles Gaydou, chairman of thetim rationing hoard explained the
rubber setup to the men.County Agent E. D. Fahrney ap-
peared before the group in the
afternoon explaining the need forgreater food production and point-
ing out the means by which this
end could be accomplished.The commltteemen had previous~
ly obtained a farirrproduction.......__._.,_._.»..._
Henrik De Kaulfmann,Dan-
ish minister to Washington, and
the only remaining part of the
Danish Government with which
the United States can do bixsi-
ness, was a guest at Dunn Col-
lege last Thursday afternoon.
Attending the gathering were
l - 1 -_;_£.L '_E G J L Q
high ranking officials of the |Danish Evangelical Lutheran '
church,college officials and
numerous others.
In the a b o v e picture 'De|
Kauffmann is pictured at the
extreme left.Convcrsing with
him is Dr.John Hoist,Danish
»»B . H . S . B o y s L e a r n E l e c t r i c W e l d i n g
I
.
3 ~
" : fXH 1 .`a d;"1
Vice Counselor of Omaha; next.is Dr. N. C. Carlsen,President
of the Synod; Dr. J. P. Nielsen,President of the Danish Evan-
gelical Lutheran Seminary, and
Rev. Lawrence Siersbeck, Pres-ident of Dana College.Emrpnre Enyruvmn
THREE VACANCIES
ON SCHOOL BOARD
This year there will be three va~
cancies occurring on the school
board to be voted on at the spring
election.The places are now oe-
cupied by Walter Gutschow, Chris
J.Petersen, and Stanley Bednar.Mr. Bednar was appointed lo fill
ieameu, nowaru -w some sero-sene into n heating stove in the
Hass dining room. The can explod-
ed, throwing burning oil over his
body.His mother, who was work-ing in the kitchen at the time of
the accident, tried to help her*son
extinguish the flame with a mg,but he dashed out of doors to roll
in the sngw. Mrs. I-Lass also re~
ceivad bums as she ran into theflamingroom, Uiinking he might
have fallen there, belore she d.is~
covered that he was outside.Mrs.Henry Kemper,a neigh-
bor, helped cut the burning cloth-
ing from the youth. Howard su!-
fered serious bums about the chest,
abdomen, legs and arms. Mrs. Hass
was burned on her left arm, and
about her face and neck.Darlene Hass, who was in the
The Kennard Cmopemtive Cred-it Association stoclniioldera m a
last Thursday sftemoon
bank buuilding for their
meeting.
Reports of the yeafs
were read and discussed.fairs of the association
very satistacwry and the
:ation has shown a steady,
in tbs
annual
businsf
The aa-
proveaorgan#-
he a lth
growth.The deposits showed m
increase and over and above the
operating expenses an undivideo
profit was on hand.
At the election of officers all of
the old officers were re-elected andA.R.Brock was mtumed to his
post of duty with an increase tn
salary.
BLAIR GIRIS GET
nn wmv-.g=..t_,..v..,._...The bnbv was named PatriciaAnn and as soon as she and Mrs.Kline are able to travel they WI"be brough:back w the United
States, by orders from the I!°VUm'mgm, Mr, .Kline will remain there.
MRS. GEO. RIESSEN
BURIED IN CALHOUN
Funeral services werehelu xt the
made to keep sway from windowsand open doors. In most cases, the
large inside halls on the first floorof the school or the cellar, if it has
plenty ol eadts, are the most desir-
able.
School leaders are advised to or-
ganize the following: an Air Raid
refuge-more than one it neces-
sary-and with more than one ex-lt; a special dr raid slarn; a ref-
._ n .. -_ ... 1.., .. ... .-l...A.. ...M
sneer.lr o m m e xaremrut e r r i t o d e s s h o w i n g j u s t w h a t w u s vp m d u c e d i n 1 9 4 1 a n d w h a t e a v h i
fu nn er ho pe d to produc e ln 1942
Princ ipal inc reases are in the form
o f mi l k ,e m .beet'an d pork.
W h ea t an d c o m.i t wa s po/lnted
out, ls already ut the surplus stage
on d tl-mt ac reag e will enjoy ve ry
few c hanges.Say beans,i t wa sbrought out, would be n big cropf
next year as defense needs called
_the vacancy mme UY me resignstion of Dr. W. F, Hemphill which
holds only until the next election
Both Gutschow and Petersen who
huve served for some time, hlvell-ated that they would not nm
nzxln.
MRS. M. DOLAN DIES
IN NURSING HOME
Mrs,Mary Dolan,84.pioneer
resident in this area who hu lived
in and near Arlington for more
than B0 years, died Monday at I
Lincoln nursing home_Enrly last fall Mn.Dolm had
room with her brother escn ed in
the dining room and kitchen were
badly damnged and the wholehome was smoked Prompt actionof the Ixro dnputmont,located
muon the street from the Hua
home, saved the house
»M e m b e r s h i p o f
C. of C. Passes
Hundred Mark
.
_ jury. _The woodwork rind Jin, ~
lrullered a stroke here and w u
CWIL SERVICE JOBS
.Florence Johnson and Mildred
JBPD.both former Blair HighSchoolstudents,left yesterday
(Wednesday)lor Washington, D.C., to accept civil service nppolnt-ments in the capitol.Both girl!
have been attending a bwness col-
lege in Omahx.Miss Corrine Wrich, also s B. H.S. Graduate, is already in Wash-
ington, lmving received a aimilnr
appointment some Limo ago.
CLUB To GIVEDEFENSE STAMPS'
F rt C lhoun Presbyterian Church, ugu Bpulsu ua &| ;| .u5\: Lvvul M......_.. f0nJ anuary 11. followe d by bur ial inlc laas;f u ll instruc tions should be o r v
cated o n bu lletin boards whe re whlc lthe Calhoun cemetery ,fo r Mr s. P*"-- - -both teac hers an d students may h ere.
ueorge mesaen.Mrs.Riessen had passed sway
the preceding Thursday, following
o lung illness.As Adele Pfeiffer
she was born in Germany on Jan-
uary 5, 1877, coming in Amenol
as a child.She resided first inthe Wranch community and later
in Fort Calhoun.Survivors include
the husband, to whom she was
married on February 25,1914; ason, George; a daughter, Mildred:
and a brother, Edward Pleliler of
Blair.Pallbearers were Louis Lund,
Detlef Kruse,Claus Mehrens,
Bnxre Cox, Henry A. Kruse, and
Fred H. Frahm, all of Fon Cal-
houn. Rev. Thomas Sandlin was in
charge of the services.
RE-ENLISTS IN
U. S. NAVY
Harold Dolan, second eldest sonof Mr. and Mrs. Xraxces E. Dolan.
oi' Arlington. left, Sunday, lor San
Diego,California,having recn-
listed in the U. S. Navy.Harold had served his four yearsand received his discharge severalo lie will be rc instated iny e a r s n zh i s f o r m e r r a n k a s s e c o n d c l a s s
water tender.Harold,with his brother,Ed,
Gerald l'<-tcrsun. and Omar Keller,
;|'l \~*w »|\\...,.,verc nt onetiinv on th \'.~S._Okla\rornn
'read them.
ENYEART LEARNSBaci; IS BRDKEN
George Enyeart leamed,this
week, that his back was broken in
lthe same accident which resulted
lin a crushed skull and other injur-
ns, several months ago.
Although he had recovered al-inost completely from his head ln-
jurlea, Enyeart had sulfered severe
'back pains ever since the accident.An examination at the Veternn'a
liospltal in Lincoln revealed that
several vertebrae had been brok-en, also. Enyeart will be able towalk with the aid of a brace, but
it is believed that he will never re-
cover his complete strength be-
cause of the length of time which
has elapsed since the injury was
lncun°ed.
SNOW REMOVAL
COSTS CITY $99
A large crew of men and trucks,
employed by ue city, got busy im
which had fallen during the NewYe:xr's blizzard.The work was
completed just ahead of the presentwarmspell and spoiled it lot or
fun for old Sol in meltinir the
snmv and nuthmv io Amen elm mn.
Herman Man
Purchases Blue
Ribbon Lunch
Wallace Fitch to Take
Possession February 1.
Paulson Retains Cafe
Wallace Fitch, farmer up nearHerman, has purchased the Blue
Ribbon Lunch of Alfred Paulsen
and will take charge on February
lst. Mr. Hbeli has been reared in
this county and has a number of
friends who will wish him success
ln his new venture.He ls holding a sale of his farm
chattels on January Slat ns willbe seen by his advertisement else-
where in this issue
Mr.Paulsen has operated the
Blue Ribbon Lunch for severalyears.Recently he purchased a
restaurant business and he lntends,
for the present at least, to devoteweekand cleared away tho snow''his time to that business.
'MRs. STAPLETON, 91,NOTES BIRTHDAY
l
~,*a n
o r .l ~
1 ...?fg ~
Sixteen Iilnir Mig] scl1ou1 boy s
beg an the ir study o f elec tric
weldi ng la st Mo nd ay mo rn i ng ,
equ ipmen t to c ar ry ou t the wo rk
ha vin g been installegd.
At th is time, c ons ider able em-
phn si s i s be ing p lac ed u pon the
skilled trades an d th e elec tric
we ld in g is.another phase o f
eraftan mnship being ta u gh t th e
shop classes.
Pla ne fo r the introduc tion o f
U av
T . "\ .
-a n
Lhe cour1;e have been under way
fo r to me we ek s b ut sc ho ol of fi -
c ia ls we re unable ua sec ur e the
nec essary equipment.
I n the above pho to the boy s
e m exa mi n in g a welded seam
made by on e o f th e c lams mem~
bers.Left. to right, the *W H are:
Ly le JaPP»No r ma n arric k,
Gerald Iverson,J ames Thane,
an d Gle n Nic holson . All ar e a d-
vanced shop students.
Russell Larson
Sells Interest ln
oB l a u 'G r o c e r y i
Herman Larson to Oper-
ate Larson Bros. Mar-
ket in the Future
Russell Larson, a pnrlner in the
firm of Larson Bros.Market,Blair Bracers. has sold his interestin the store to his brother. Hel-»man Larson, and has taken em-
A N N U A L M E E T O F
R E D C R O S S H E L D
The nnnunl re-organindon
meeting of the Wudiingwn County
chapter o f Rd Cross wu held,
Monday evening,at which timeRev_ H. C. Jorgensen took over Hs
new duties as chairman.He suc-ceeds Reed 0'Ha.nlon, Jr., who heldthe post lor two years,Fred Guy-
er replaced Jeanem.Hedelund as
lreuurer;Nic Fnedrichsen ol'Kenmrd and Dr, E. s. Tripv con~
tinuo in their Present capanitiwof vlce»c}\n.irman and secretary, rc-
hpectively.
Mombers nl the chapter agreed
taken to the home oi' her son, Wer-
ron Dolan in Lincoln.Later shewas token to s hospital there and
then to the nursing home.Mrs. Dolan was born in April ol
1857 in Virginia.
S\n'vlvors are her sons.War-ren of Lincoln und Francis E. Dol~
an of Arington. Her husband pre-
ceded her in desth in 1921. The
couple resided on s farm near hen,before Mr. Dolsn's death and sometimelater Mrs.Dolan moved to
lArlin|zwn.She was omnloved ss npraetical nurse while there,Funenl services were held Wed-
gregationsi Chumh in Arlington|04 which she wsu a member, withRam H. c. Van Yxlkenburgh offi-
oisting.
,Olson ls New
'Tire Inspector.
Approve Sale,
Officials Feel That There
Will Be A Good Year
Ahead
The membership drive for theBlairChamberof Commerce fortho year 1942 hu passed the 100
mark, The Enterprlse has been in-
formd, and every indication pointstoane u record year in regard
to membership.
The annual reorganization meet-ing will be held next Tuesday eve~
ning at the City Hull und u cv
pu.-.ity house is eXP¢¢¢»¢<\ bo be on
hand. Although there will be an
election of officers, there ue no
ounpaignn lor office Ming waged.
Officers to be nuned are the pres-
idmt,vice-preddent,secretary,
trelsurer, and one member of the
Board of Directors.Next week, names of the mem-
bers at the organization will be
published in The Enterprise sothat due recognition rnsy he given
all those who have purchased smembership for the coming year.
The membership campaign com-
nesdsy at 2:00 p.m. from the g
l mitwe, headed by Robert 0'Ha.n-
Defense Stamps will be given asprima by s recently organizd Her-
rn|.n card club; the group contin-
ued its pstdotic trend, by pting
as its name,"Defense mochlo
Club". Mrs. Jennings West enter-tained members at s desert lunehf
eon And cards, Wednesdxy, whenprizes were awarded Mrs.Ray
Triplett and Mrs. W. E. Mason,
Mrs. W. E. Mason will be host-ess to the club on Janusry 28.
HERMAN MAN HAS
94TH BIRT HDAY
John Larson,Hermnn's o lltnt
Iuident,celebrated his 15353fourthbinhdny, Wednesdzy, Juv
usry 14. He spent the day quietiy
at his home, s (ew close findscalling to psy their regards.K r .
Larson enjoys unusually g o o d
health for one o! his years, andtakes o. keen interest in the affairs.
of the day.
'HURT COUNTY co-or
'TO MEET IN I-IERMAN
*C o m m o n C a r r i e r s Ge t,
3 Ne w Tl 'L 1 Ck Ti re s , Ma ny lone has been contacted. Those who' the annual meeting of the Burt.
...., .. .u w .im...mam-fi however. msy=Couhtv' Co~0n Oil C<»mh;\nv. .lam-
lon, reports that virtually every-Hermzm has been selected for
I
Ed Wolff has taken possession
\,,h \»~»|=;l»<<| zu ronri nar-
lwr.
1=0nMiE\Tfz|,.\m MANDIES IN HAWAII
\\--nl has been received nf the
|l.1'i:or .Innunry 9 of u former
lzlhr "mn, Erwin Milos. at Honolu-lu.llzmnii.Mr.Miles,who wasadm»\1.il of n Honolulu industrialsch~~l_ \~-:ether with his wnfe and
dnualn r, visited Washington Coun-
ty fn.»...|. os recently as last sum-mer.i
-..-.. ...... ..._.,, ..... ..... .._ ___.tors in the form of water and slush.
4 Tho cost is reponori as nrounrr
'SUD for the job.This work, hasfor years, been taxed up to the
business men along Main streetbut this your wma mid by the city,
,WOLFF ENLARGESIFURNITURESTORE
of the building recently vacated
by Merle Forker and is using thespaceforfurnituredisplayand
!
livrizlil.of Miles'death,ss storage. The Forkcrlocatlon adjoins
learn--<1 by Attorney Seymour the Wolf! building on the east and
Smnll of Omaha, were not revealed an entrance into the east hal! hu
fullbu ...rl it is not indicated wheth-been made to join the store in one.er'not he died i|\ wor activity.I The enlarged quarters greatly.
\llLh his parents,Miles lived facilitate the display space avali-
nlqpg the Calhoun-DeSoto road able.
gbout ';_f° mile n o r t h o l ' F o r t C : - ~ ~
ounw onn oy,earl ln t e ¢19flU's.No nttemlerl Deoto and!~ ~Fort Calhoun Hinzh Schools.and 'inter was employed by Gus mm-
mann, then Ford dealer for Blair.
He had been connected with the
Ilonolulu school for several years.
,RAY J6HNs6N IN
cLAnKsoN nosm 'rAL
Ray Johnsen. wlemvh operatorat the Blau- depot, submitted to on
°\"'|"K°Y\¢Y uppendectomy at theClarksonllos ital l OmnhP Instweek,According or last r:p¢m\
Mr. and Mrs. Jens Sorensen olDrumobservedtheirfifty-fifth
wedding anniversary: Tuesday evening. Crllars to help them cele-
brate the occasion were Mr. sndMrs.Robert Ramnuasen,Elaine
and Jimmie, Mr. and Mrs. Harold'
Rasmussen, and Ralph Lehn.
Merle Forker, until recently an
operator ol a cafe ln Blair, is em-ployed at the Wilson Fuckin!
Houao in South Omaha. havin! be-
Mrs.Sennra Stapleton onoer-|iH9ymvm ln umann.Larson nasminedt\\v:|1t'-eight relutives ond>friends,Wednesday afternoon,
January 14, in observance of her
91st birlhday.She also receivednumerous telephone calls and tele-
grams.flowers,cakes ahd other
gifts from her many friends whowere unable w extend their con-gratulations personally.Friends
from the east to the west coast,'as well as in Cnnndn, mailed cards
to Mrs.Stapleton, observing her
nntnl day.
FORMER BLAIR BOY
IS HEARD FROM
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hanson have
received word from their son. Ray,
stationed in the Pacific, that he iswell and enjoyed a "fair Christ-
mas, considering everything".Al-
though Ray's location is not known,
his parents believe that he is in the
war sune. His mall camo through
a California post office.
G A T H E R I N G H O N -
O R S M R S . N E W E L L
Mrs. M. D. Newell was ir\1est~o!-honor ot a family gathering, Sun-diy; 4hs occasion was her elghtleth
birthday.Around twenty wldnsn
and grandchildren were present
from Blnlr, Wahoo, Valley, Omaha,
Arlinzum, and Fort Calhoun.
me condition is rnllch improvamlgun work than lust week.BUY DEFENSE nouns
_mined the A. &. P. Food Stores or-
Kahizstion.
Russell and Herman Larson he-
gon business in their present locu-
lion nearly ten years ago and have
enjoyed a very substantial patron-age throughout the entire time(
Business of the firm is now ln the.
hands of I-lermsn Larson who will
continue its operation as in the
peat. Herman will be assisted by
Mrs.Larson and his son,BillLarson.
...... ...¢..».». or We u...,»\~=» no--.ing 1942 should be centered about
the rhanze from peace time to wsu
lime activities,emphasis will be
placed on sewing projects and "4
county-wdei first sid instructioni
p|Ȣ)JgqQ_ltev. Jorgensen appointed thel
following committee to carrv outthe work: H. Lyle Guyer, roll call
chairman and mr front chairman;
Frank Lutz, home service (soldiere
and veterans):Mrs.Ruth Hitch-
man,sewing and knitting;Jqhh
Hansen disaster relief- Mrs Tlox-v
UDSOIQCSS 150l.lgf1T,;-ontact 0'l{anlon or leave their
money at the Washington County
Ed Olson of Herman has been'Bank.
named an official inspector of.tires,announces the washgiogtxcsi MRS_ LOUIS LUND, SS,
County Tire Ration ng a ,'~thereby bdnging the number of!B U R I E D O N S U N D A Y
inspectors to three The other twoareWalterLarsen,Blair.and Mrs. Louis (Anna Malte) LundArthur Springgste, Arlington.|passed away lost Friday at the
Only two truckers were allowed home of her stepdaughter-Mrs.
to purchase new tires this week
F I N E I T F I V E n o r ,' f " "v/ Q i k e r , " " " = § Q = < ; . * ° * ; * < } ' g e ~ ~ *
o n »r~,w a r a e vi l e n n c u m l zL A R S ~c o s ' r s , , m " i i d w o r k ;R .E .l \ i n c h l l d .
j u n l vr C r oC l a r e n c e W a m b o l d w a s t a k e n A . f l n s n r i a l l s t n t e m e n t w i n b e
i n t o b o u r t t h i s ( T h u r s d a y )m o r n - p u b l i s h e d b y a l l n e w s n n p e r n o f t h e
m g o n a c h a r g e o f t s k i n f ( Z u r b e a r - c o u n y i n t h e i m m e d i a t e f u t u r e .
i n g a n i m a l s o u t o f s e a s o n .H e h a l l ;
t a k e n t w o s k u n k :a n d a m i n k i n 'M r s . R . E . V i n t o n , w h o w a s h o s t ,
D e c e m b e r .fy |b i
T h e s e n t e n c e w a s t h i r t y d a y s i n ;
i a l l a n d $ 5 a n d c o n s .T h e j a i ls e n t e n c e w a s s u s p e n d e d o n g o o d !
b e h a v i o r .~
GnEnii`GnAss MARKS
JANUARY OF 1942
"Que unsessonably fine weather'
brought up a great deal of
green grass, and Jnnusry,1N2»
begins to look like spring.Some
loeslltlss report that white cloverand iris leaves srs béxlnrdnl m
show spots of green between plurh~
ss of mow.
ess to the Monday A ernoon C uonJanuary19.presented n pro-I'mm of radio plays.She was as-
sined by several club members
who produced a very realistic of~feet.Mrs.Normsn K.Ruthmann
and Mrs.Lawrence Slenbeckj
Played plano solos, and recordingsofpiano selections hy Dr.Rath-mlxnn and a solo by Mila Dorothy
Baxler of New York City were
§ heard also.
Charles Nelson of Herman,
former county commissioner, was'
;_B'~" bwnau visitor lint. Mon-
y.
although a number of others who
wanted obsolete sizes were 0K'dhy tho tire hoard.i
Those who received tires were
as follows: Bert Thompson. 2 tires
and tubes for truck; B.A.Gott.u:h,'
Washington, truck tire and tube.
All others were obsoleil Ulzes. Theywere:Louis Gorehun,_2 tires,2tubes;May h'lcQuarrie, 1 tire uid
tube;Matt Brown, 1 truck tire;'
Howard Bildarback,Cslh\\m,2timeandtubes;Mrs.Raymond
Vinysrd, 1 tin: Mari McConnsha.tire and tube; Paul A. llsas, 1 tirezf
Laurits K. Rasmussen, 2 tires; F.
W. Ruwe, Arlington, 1 t-lm; Cyrus
M. Anderson,1 tire, and Charles
E. Evans, 1 tire.
Anna Simonsen of Blair, followinl
an illness of sexeral weekseralserviceswereconductedRev. H. C. Jorgensen, Sunday,
the Simonsen home, followed
burial in the Blair cemetery.
The deceased was bornTroneberx,Ssmso,Denmark.
November 16, 1854. She was mor-
by
atby
ar
on
I
ried to Niels Berlelsen of Han1p~lton, Nebraskn, and after his death
ln 1892,she wss re-married toLouis Lund of Custer County. Mrs.
Lund had resided in Oklahoma un-
til l931, when she csma to Blair.
Survivors include her stepdawh-
wr,Mrs.Simonsen,and n DWP'
son. H. G. Bertelsen. also of Blair.Funeral or-mngementa were made
by the Bendorf hinenl Home.
uary 27. At this mv. ring. r. review
of the year's buslne>s will .be-heard,and officers and directorswill be elecled. A majodty of the
more than one thousand stockhold-ers in the company is expected to
attend the meeting.
LOUIS LADWIG ISAT ARIZONA FIELD
Louis Lsdwig,former employeofLundtBros.and W i l .Sas,
wrote Blair relatives this week
that he is now sstationed v-'ith tho
army in Adzona, and is followinghis trade of cutting meat. Ladwig
was taken in the draft,several
months ago: he is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Ladwig of Blair.
MRS. RATHMANN
GETS BIRTHDAY CALL
Mrs. G. A. Rsthmsnn was most.
plessantly surpriised,S u n d a 51.when she received s telephone nl!!
mum of Los Angeles, California.The message was a birthday cem-
tulstlon.grs` In ton was s dinner.'.....'.1'2'"§{"M¥i' in Mrl.Bennsrd A 0 ~A A T p 0 Sidneywilklnn, son of Mr. moi
Roeh, Monday evening; the oem-'' "? .¢§ "?""f.°Y,,W§ ""° of mjtgf*
~.ani n e .. ann on ~Q?" was s °°'°"""'°" of ms sinh Post office olfi dall in Blair usry 5.it is loomed, n¢¢3C.¢ Int/srs=
Y-state thst. the new auto hx nick- home ststo that he is with the-
BUY nn rs us n \; pNns ers arrived Monday, sud are new quxrtermsstefs dlvislon, Fm Ws.u~
u m s r u a r s o w available.mn. Wyoming.
from her son, Dr.William Rsihr-
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x
h f n l u \
|. - l » . _ - \ . -1 _ . . . _n n a n i m L i f--'rnm~rrznPmsr;.-2~lwo
MANY ANIMALS
HAVE RABIES
Dogs are not the only spreader:of rabies, my veterinary scientists.
(Thi mm: o! |, series of article: cun-
rernlng W nahlngtnn Countfs omly hia-
tory follows.This Incident clonely
woven into the ploneer-dn: st of Ion
tnnellre,which nppenmd In ae Enter-
prlne, .January 15.)
One of the ea rli est k nown een ts
of importanc e in W ashington Co1m~
ty wa s the "P a wn e e W ar " , whi ¢ h
,.....M . ,, _r ..,r<€f1.,
euo widely in one rural commun-ity.Several horses recently died
of the disease after being bitten
by skunk! infected with the rabies
virus. Red squirrels have also been
reported by the veterinarians of
one community as carriers of ra-
Mr. md Mrs. Mac Cameron wereSundayguests of Mr. and Mn.Gene Christensen of Biair.
Dean and Glen Clmatensen were
Sunday guests of Joe and Gene
Cameron.The time was spentsleigh riding.Mr. and Mrs. Morse Christensenand Clarence were Blair visitors,
Thursday.
Mr and Mm. Louie Christensen
and daughter, Ione,of Parkston,
SouthDakota,were Friday evening
callers at the Morse Christensen
Pawnee War Was Begun in .
Washington County in 1859
bleu.However,if all dogs w~
vlwnated aplnst the dlaeue,
would help greatly to control lspread,report authorities on ~mal health.
u e s s le se n,a ~ e r -sen,Fredric ka Matthiesen,Ma r y
Hurdurn,Alic e Beekmann,Sa m
Ric hard Stewart,Florenc e Di xo n,
J ennings Clar k Gollehon.Elea nor
Dixon, J ens J . Petersen, Carl Beek-
ma nn ,W ar ren George,Eve re tt
Ha n se n , A n n a L .Br i nk n mn ,Mau'-
|...~
thing made read y for an a ntic i pat-
ed atta c k by the savages,10,000
o f w h o m we re reported to b e on
the war path, a nway ed in the most
feroc ious kinds o f wa r pa i n t a n d
feathers.The savages faiied to ap-
pea r, an d a s a f or c e of ab ou t 2 00
me n h a d n o w gath ered i n and
abo ut Fontnnelie,i t wa s do tc rm
ined to cross th e Elk ho rn ,attac k
The me of cornpulsary educati~ »
should be increased from 1s years.
u "we ar e to c o mbat c ri me amen
youths." Mrs. L. P. Upharn of M -
neapolis dec lared rec ently.Sh e i l
state president ot the Minnesota
Federation or W omcn's Clubs.'
.. n n | c I:IHAPPENINGS or
ARSIH l =t N I l : | < r | \ | a r .BYJGONE Y I
f! Ladlnz N¢lW|P|9°'~ i n v . . . . A . , . . _ 1 n n
County
ne Uni-lcluding
tbe lJ.DdBI' U16 855 OI pongrugu UI. .illavu Av anna: A15 aral:Entered A sec ond~c 1u» mn r .ns. 1879. at the uostoffic e at Blair. Nc brukn.t'ff'dWenty-five Washil
- - - M ~ "".B u e nts were attendngtonling tlLI.,inPUBLISHED EVERY THURSUAI Qel-aiu" of Nebrask
J.
JOHN A. RHOADES_ mtgr md Publisher
HILTON RHOADES, Assistant Edlwr; Advertining
MARY-B.a..5|McQUARf{IE, Lock] Editor
D. M. HANNAH, Compodwr and Prealmll
mss vANoLA J, BRUNTON, Linotype Operator r
l iMARIE RASMUSSEN. Linotype UP¢l'Ilot
LEO HELMSING, Apprentice
federal Income
Tax Facts-No. 3
The Revenue Act of 1941 pro~vides 1 dmplified method of com-
puting income tax in the cue of
individuals whose gross income is
.derived wholly from salary. wagesurrntlaer compensation for person-:al services, dividends. lncerai. rent.
mmuitiea, or royalties, and doesmn exceed $3,000.A new Fonn1040A has been provided for tax-
payer! who are entilled to and
elect to use such method.A table
on the reverse side of this Form
shows the amount of tax increas-ing amounts of gross income alter
the proper allowance of $400 for
each dependant, il any.
The tax under the simplified
'method is the same for each $25.00block of g-msn incomennd the tax-payer need only ascenaln in which
block his gross income (less allow-
cent.Under the simplified method theminkus-of s person on the last day]
of the mxnhle year in the govern-ing [actor ln dstennlnlng the ex-
emption level (5750 for single per-sons and married persons not liv-5
ing with husband or wife,and
$1,500 for married persons living
zogcher) as well ss the credit forltlependenfx.
A husband and wife living to-
gether on the lent day ol the hx-
able year mxy tile separate retumson Fonn 1040A lf the gms: income
of each ls from the prescrlbd
naurces and does not exceed $8.000.or they may flle a llngle joint re~
turn on that Form il their com-
bined income ls from the pre-
scribed sources and does not ex
ceed $3,000.
The use of the simplified methodis optional with the taxpayer but|
once an election has bee made fornny yesr, it is ,,,_,m,,,g; for that
,yearu If a taxpayer files a return`'under the simplified method for'
the taxable your he may not tl1ere~
l
lI
ance for dependents) falls to defehalter file a retum under the gener-|
mine his tux.A (lst reduction of
10 per cent. has been made at the
ammxnt of lax shown in the table
for deductions such as chnrlhable.-cuntributions and taxes paid,so'
that the taxnaver who uses this
al provisions of the law for thatiyenr.Conversely. if he files a re
turn under the genera! provisionsfor any taxable year, he may not
simnlified method for that venr.
henry,Hugh Rhea, Joseph Rhea,
Anim Memns,Marjorie Pease»
Marie E. Adams, Harold Hancock,Ervin Petersen, Vernon Vnn Horn,
Ra and Young.Cyzlnunty Judge I. C. Eller,who
had been suffering lumbngo,(ell
and was badly injured.The Epworth league met withDorothy Hsin. Monday evening.
Senior high school honor stu-
dents included:Dorothy Brvwn,Esther Carlson,Margaret Flynn,
Exxnbsm Grimm, 'red Hnller, Mir-
iam Jensen, Franz Johnson, Esth-er Juul,Lelah Kuhr, Elly MerleLsrsen,Eloise Munir, Etlar Ol-
sen,Dorothy Petsrson.BeulahPutnam, Dorothy Runge, Kathryn
San,David Simonsen,Prudence
Stricklett,Henrietta Voss.Pearl Brewster and Vers Brodd
were married in Blair, Saturday.
Miss Lena Bates has been.tmns-(erred from the Kennard telephoneofficetoBlair. Mrs. Carl Rooihwill assume her duties at Kennard.
Merton Kuhr has been elected
president of the Congregational
yuung people; Charlotte Armstead
is vice-president,and Herbert
Brown is secretary-treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs. William Compton
entertained, Sunday, honoring theeighth birthday of their son. Mar-thereafter tile s retum under the:Hl\H||-U v 0
At that time,the Pawnee ln-
dinns occupied two villages on the
south side of the Platte about
twdve mila south of ntanelle
in the westem part ot lhe county,
or about lilteen miles i lywest of Blair.This " w i 'was
caused by the robbing n ache-
lor b tho name of om-as, who was living :lo n little
log hut ul. some distance from any
other house,and about twelvemila north of Fonlanelle. The In-
dians mok from Thomas his pock-
et-book containing $138,a pack-
age of valuable papers includingland wnrrnnts,drank up all his
whisky, and drove all a flne yoke
of oxen, leaving him locked up inhis cabin.After s dwrt time,
Thema: managed to liberate hlm-
self and give the alann.
ln a few dnyg, the people living
nt Wear Point, thirty miles io the
nnrthwesl. ol Fontanelle, and De-Witt, six miles fumer up lhe Elk-hom, came down to Fontanelle in
a body,and reported that thePswnees, in passing through their
section of country,had divided
themselves into msrsuding bands,commhted numerous depmdutions
upon the settlers,buming their
dwellings, destroying their fuml-
ture, driving of! their stock, etc..in true Indian style.A body of
nnned men was soonlin pursuit and
Lne ma nn:wherever they mightbe found, and administer to them
a lesson that would long live in
their memories.
Govemor Black accompanied theexpedition and was its commander-
in-chief.Alfer marching*for anumber of days, the Indians wereovenaken.They were fully 5,000
strong and belonged to three nn-tions: the fdendly Omahu, the
Ponms whose intentions were
doubtful, and the hostile Pawneu.
However,upon discovering the
proximity of the expedition,fear
seemed suddenly to Lake pouesdonof the Indians, with the exceptionof the Omaha, and they made the
most strenuuus efforts to escape.About 2,000 of them were brought
wgethar, and in the ensuing par~
ley they were given their choice
of giving up the hraves who hadbeen engaged in the burning unddepredationsaboutWestPoihl.,
psy the expenses of the expdi-tion out of certain moneys due
them from the government.o r -
fight. 'I'hey chose the former, sur-
rendering seven young brases and
signing un agreement in regard to
the money.
Having arrived st an amicable
adjustment of the difficulties,white men and Indians separated,
the former to retum home with the
prisoners. and the lstmr fn \-mlm
»
home.Other mieste were HarlandPetersen,Meredith Iverson andMiss Hazel Chrislensen.
Miss Hazel Christensen spent
from Friday until Sunday at the
plrental, Morne Chrlnensen home.Morse Christensen md Clarencewere Teknmah vlniton. Tuesday.Mr. and Mrs.George Hansen
and family And Min Olena Emlmae
were Sundny guest: of Mr.and
Mrs. Virgil Prlen ol Oaklmd.
Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Hansen
and Susan were Friday alwmooncallers at the Thorvald Hansenhome.Mr. and Mm Harlsnd Christen-
sen and Betty Iau of Hermnn were
Thursday evening callers at the
Thrvnld Hansen home.
Mr.and Mrs. Einer Hnnsencalledat the Thorvnld Hansenhome, Sunday.Mrs. Einer Hansen,_Mrs. Julius
Weber and Mrs. Thorvald Hansen
were Monday dinner gueati at the
Harland Chrlnensen home in Her-
man.Mr. and Mrs. Emerald Vun Beekand family, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Olbsch and family, Mr. and Mrs. P.K. Andersen and family. Mr, and
Mrs.Chris Andersen,Mrs. Wil-
liamsen and Berdetm, Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Mstthiesen, Mr. and Mrs.Mack Cameron and Jack.Mrs.Anna Brodemen. Mr. and Mrs, Ted
ljerson and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Public Sale!
Having purdnaed | bunlnesn in Blnlr, I will yell ll P|_|h]i¢ Auc-tlon the following livestock a '1. su 11||-. id1% miles north of s2£`m.f."'$I.'"§T§»..., 3370. be e
SAT"§!!éXlll;..3|»'42
31 Head Cattle 37(High-GN-ds Milk Stock)Ten held wus, jun! fresh,heavy milkers.
EiK|\t cows, In freshen by sale due or soon liter.Seven heifers. to freshen thi |prl.n|.Two Holstein bulls.Ten calves.
I5 H ead S t oc k I - l og s 1 5
I B l a c k M a r e , S m o o t h M o u t h
F a r m M a c h i n e r y
One Allm~Chnllnenn WC lrnclor an rubber, wilh lights and
starter, And power lift. purchased new ln 1940; one power-takvnfl' lI\d_K¢§r box: one Allis~Chalmerlx 2-row shovel cullivator;
one Allis-Lhnlmeru No. 60 AIl»Crop harvaler, bought new in
1941; one McCormick-Deering regular Fnrmnll on new rubber
all around;oneNn. 8 Lillle Genius 2-bottom N-in. plow; oneMg:Cormlck~Deerlng 15-fl. wide type disc harrow:one McCor~
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I :l s |::|Iautomatic deduction of 10 per for each succeeding taxable year.
5 Years A1ro--1937 lreac hed W est P oint abont the mid-
A c re w of me n an d a tmc k h sve' dl@.° f th e a fter no on of the da y onbeense nt b y the loc al CC C c a mp lwlu c h they 5U"`°d~Ha vi n g seen
to th e f lo o d z on e i n th e Ohi o va l- ln" In d ia n s, an d ju st as th e y wer e
l e y .' a b o u t t o r e t u m t o F o n t a n e l l e ,a
T h e B l a i r | 1 1 n t g r i 3 |y a r d p r e -S c o u t ~8 B l l l l l l l ~O f I l l '
p a r e d f o r a r e s u m p t i o n o f r i v e r d i f m s f ` l " ° 5 3 i n B t h e \ " i V " I a b o u t o
I
at will o ve r the wi de, wi ld do mai n.
I t so happened th a t th e course
o f the return ing exped ition wa s
past the c amp of the Indians, some
of wh o m c a me o u t to see it pass.
A mo n g th e m wa s a sq u aw, wh os e
brave was one the th e prisoners
work.|II|Il0 dnstant.|'l.lt.'d behind a wagon and being led
I I. J . Montgomery has been elec t-Ar ra ng emen ts we re i mmed i ately ` i0 c a ptivity an d pun ish me nt, Th isled su;}eri_ntendentof_the Blair City .1}1a§le_ to c apture the m.Th e plo nls qlmvf rushed amo n g rh em and
Chris Vinderslev and family helped
Ha n s Mathiesen celebrate his
birthday , Sunday evening.
Mr .and Mr s.Me rle W a rd and
Mr. and Mrs. Chri s Olbac h of Flor-
enc e were Sunday dinner guests at
the Lloy d J o hnson home Mr . a n d
Mr s.An dr e w Olb ac h were callers
in th e af tern oon.
Mr. and Mrs . Lloy d J o hnson, Mr.
an d Mrs . A nd r e w Olh a c h a n d li m
mic k-Deering F-35 2-row listed corn enltivator;one Mc Cormic k-
De ed n g No . 5 1 lister;one Mc Cor mi c k- Dee ri ng 10- ft dr ill wi th
grass seed attaelfrnent;one Mc Cormic k-Deering 10-ft.power
binder, extra good: one Mc Cormic k-Deering hay sweep, one John
Deere hay stac ker;one Mc Cormiek~Deering hand sheller;one
Mc Cormic k- Deering mounted 2»row c om pic ker; one J ohn Deere
No .9 corn alreller;one Mc Cormic k-De ering 10-f t.hay rake:
one 3 -row c or n ro ller ; on e Sa ndwi c h g rain ele vato r; o ne 4 -seo
tio n d rag hs rro w; on e S erg e milk er, ne w, us ed only 2 mo nth s:
one Fai rb lnk a- Mor se grinder 1rit.h tr avelin g feed tab le:one
1000-lm. steel bin, new;one electric feneer. steel posts and ire:
\ ,
You'lI Enjoy Your Visit To Our
Good, Clean Recreation Place!
No CARDS No BEER
BLAIR RECREATION HALL
Eddie Woltje, Prop.
Bowling -Games »Lunch
'P
sc n ooxs for me s xxtn y ea r.101160,nnwe ver,an d as th e se
Mr s .Br y a n t Ho we died i n a n tiers r a n f r o m th e plac e of n
Omah a h os pi ta l a lte r a sho rt ill- temp te d ambu sh coward th e r h
ness.er,they we re fir ed u po n,two c
t-g' ave ner br ave a k nif e, with wh ic h|;-'he stabbed hirniself in the breast,
,-- then fe ll heavily to the ground.
ir W h ile the guards were atten di ng
|d| l.0 the wants of the supposedly dy -
t- ' i n s ma n ,the Squaw aeain seized,tf the knife and c ut the rope whic h
Ib ou nd the prisoners,all of wh om,i- lo xc e pt th e wo u nd ed b r ave. sp mn g
la wa y li ke a flas h, f ollowed b y th e
-¢»|gunnds,fi r in g upon the fug iti ves
3-| 88 they ran.The guards soon re~
dltur rled an d re po rte d th at th ey h ad
d ei th er killed o r wounded the six
e w h o ha d escaped.Th e expedition
L- resumed its marc h,ta k i n g wi thL-lthem the self -wo unde d br ave wh o
y ihad faile d in an attempt to es c ape,
vs and soon reac hed C o lu mb u s wh e n
they were for mally di sban ded. The
:- g ove rnme nt pai d to th e I ndia ns all
h th a t wa s d u e th e m, a n d th e e xp e -
flditio n had its own expe nses to pay .
n Thus en ded the Pawnee W a r.,.5 (Tha rise and clevllno of DeSoto and
I rs
9 ¢ ' u r n l n g ( T l i y w i l l u e r e v i e w e d I n t h e
l " l n | l v . l | n r l l l n i n r v "| n h l l 1 n f * P h u I " n
Cecil Bra nt were Oma h a visitors.Monday .
Mr .an d Mr s Riley Brodersen
and L ar ry an d Mr s. Ch ar les B ro d-
ersen were Sunday callers a t th eJ. C. Brodersen home.
Mrs.Louise Filc her and W h i t
Cameron we r e Tek a ma h visitors.Tuesday .
Mr s.J .C.Brodersen an d Mr s .
Hen ry Jac kson were Tuesday a1`~
ernoon callers on Mrs.Ha tti e
5].I|TeI0l1.Mr ,an d Mr s.He nr y Jackson
and f a mi lv and Mr .an d Mrs.Fr an k Brodersen and f s mi lv we r e
Sunda v di nner lzue sts a t th e J .cs.
Brodersen home.
|Misa Ru th Brodersen was u.-»
overniszht.lruest.on Tues dar.Wednesdav and Thu rsd nv ni;zl1r..s,
a t the J. C.Brodersen home.Misses Elsie and Har rie t W ils on
8-hd Ru th Brodersen attended the
g h e f meetimr.Saturdav.Ill
mr .hir.and Mrs.Gene Christensen.
[o f B la i r W tr e # ve s ts at th e Mac k
Cameron home. Sunday .
.Su nd sv callers on Mr s.Hn ttlv
Cameron inc luded Mr .and ]\Tr1..'
Ma c k Cameron Mrs.Gene ChHs»
e ,=;5g== of Blair and Mr. 8-nd Mn ..
I emu.Mi ss Hattme Cameron.teac her.
wa s un ab le to nn en d th e we ek en d'a t the Darental.Ma c k Cameron.
ho me du e to mu d d v roads.M r s Louise Pilc her and Mrs.
Ha tti e Cameron event Mo n da v nt
t h e ' W h i t C a m B l ' 0 n h o m e .T h e \
T U Q F A f l u :8 : 1 n s
one nay rack;one walking cullivator; one single-row ridingcullivltor; one horse disc; one 2-row Dempster cullivator; two
h r m wagons. complete;one road drag;one road slip;one
buzz nw:one McCormick~Deering cream separator;one nel
harness;one pump inrk;um drive bells:two stock tanks:one need corn grader:one tank heater; one mik cooler;sixnew I0-gallon milk cans;amd many other 'items too numerous
to mention.
Feed
Two stacks alfalfa hay,I-'arty (uns enxilage.
Six tons hated alhlfl hay.THREE DOZEN CHICKENS
Household Goods
Kerosene stove: oil homing heater; cook stove: two beds:washing machine; ice box; kitchen cabinet; congoleum rug.
|935 l-'ORD V-8 (`0Ul'E MODEL T FORD 'rmf cx
TERMS: CASH
W A l . l . A € E F I T C H 0 w n e r
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Public Sale!
BLAIR RECREATION HALL
Eddie Woltje, Prop.
Th e Blai r School ma y reinsta =
ne i a s s in domestic science,al-
tho ugh no additional teac hers o
equipment wi ll he needed.
W .E .Luc ke o f Fr e mo n t has
purchased the fo r me r Compton
Dairy .
Th e d d Hei nze rli ng Harness
Sh op , the bo tto m ha lf of wh ic h i s
occ uplied by the Davis Supply
Store, has been purchased by th e
Americ an Legion.
Ric ha rd D anie ls left for Cali for-
nia f or hi s fi rst vac ati on i n s even
years.Principal and Mr s .LeRoy A ll i '
3 0 "entertained a t bridge,Tues-
ay .
Miss A l ta Nelson has received
l.c r nursing degree.
W i llia m Sbeavenson wi ll head
the soil conservation group in 1937.
vu vuas
I Y e a r A g o - 1 9 4 1
Funeral isefvicea fo r A .lliorria
.1 \ \ .' \ x \ .' \ \\ . \ .'\:~.' \ .' \ \ ' x \ x \ \ x \ .
Public Sale!
l will sell at my farm located one and
one-half miles east and one mile south
of Kennard on
Tuesday lan. 27
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WASHINGTON NEWS
Mr . an d Mm. I rvi n Ne uh n us vis -
itvd the n aron tal.J .P.Sands,
hnmt!Fr i du v evening
Donald Iiiclroltla o f No r f o lk
eaurult the wrok-end wi th his Dar-
onn Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ri c har ds.
Mrs . J ohn Ha rde r r etu rne d f rom
the hospital.Monday .and is n o w
convulc sc inn a t home.
;n. . a nd Mrs . L ou ie Gottsc h a ndLoi s vi ai te d at the J .W .Johnsen
home, Sun-dav evenimr.
Ma r ti n a n d C a r l Steinic kc .Mr s .
Chris Sun ds and Mr s .W i lli a mWieseweredinnerlruestsa t the
Albert Snnds home. Thursda y , and
spent. the af te rn oo n st the J . P.
Sunds home.
.~|g |n Qheldthisweek,
A 10-inch sn o w f all,the heavi-
est in several y ea rs, was reported.Ralph K u h r wi ll rec eive a med-
al fo r ou ts ta nd in g c lub wor k at a .
1H a c hie vement day , Th ursd ay .
Two Ok la ho ma men may d ie f ol-
lowing rv. emnh this morning; whic h
resulted in an a tte m p t t o o u t- mn
the pa tro l.
Mr .and Mr s.George Hed elu nd
atte mp t to o u t- r u n the patr ol.
nre vac ati oning in Flo rid a.
the following properly, to-wit:
3 -HO RS E S '}
One team bay horses, smooth mouth, wt.
2 8 3 3 ~ o n e black mare,smooth mouth, wt.
11 s.
Almost every fnmily is touched directly or indirectly by
the war or defense program.Before your family be-
comes separated, have n family group photo taken.
It will be treasumd for yours to come.
RABBASS STUDIOS
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Four young milch cows
Two yearling heifers
One yearling Holstein bull
captured.Th is la tter one,in a
tempti ng to esc ap e, was also ah
and killed.
Ne ws o f th e k i lli n g of th e I m!
ans spread li ke wildfi re th ro ng
out the Ter ri tor y ,and the en ti
c ountry was ablaze wi th exc i
men t.I t wa s generally believ
th at a war of exte r mi n ati on wo u
a t once be inaugu rated by
Pawne es a ga in st the o utly in g se
tleme nts. The fe w mili ti a c o mp a
ies then organized were ordered |
Gove rnor Bla c k to ho ld theni selv
in readiness to move at a moment
notic e;the s ettler s alon g th e EI
horn floc ke d to Fontanelle,whic
village assumed the appearanc e
a militnry c amp; the g rowing c ro~
suff emri mu c h d a ma g e f r o m ue~
lec t,ammun i ti o n a n d a r ms we
collec ted,blunderbusses an d aa
ers wen. f urb ia hc d u p, an d e ve
.a I 11 vsski ll as a wr i te r a n d i n this she
shows it mo st c le ar ly :
"J us t because its mu te d key s no
lon ge r b ri ng fo rth music ,
Just bec ause it is old and they c an.
no t use it,
The o ld c h urc h orgum is to be ton.
d o wn
And shipped away to Benson towa..
F o r ma n y years i t has held me
plac e
hooking'the con8!0Rntion square
ly in the farc e;
Sometimes eendinp;f o r th sweet
o t m i m ,
Ag u i n its solemn tones soothing
ac hes and pains
OI b roke n h earts in so rrow bowed.
J ust b ec aus e its old B hd its paint
The Old Church Organ
Mr s.A n n i e V i n A r n d t h a s wr i b
ten the f ollowing relative w the old
churc h organ. whic h for half a c en-
tury has occupied its plac e in the
c hoir loft of U19 MeLhodiBl Churc h
and has served rnnnv times to
send ou t its Deals o f xrlad
ness in hap py mo men ts and its
sy nnpathetic tones in the more sol-
vmn an d snrlmvrful occtaaions.
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g and itbsounda =§g"°"»h d
Mrs. Annie Vin Arndt has writ-'H is Lo e cast as as--it is e enlen the following relmive ua the old'0f nn |nn-'umenl that has been a
church organ, which for half n cen.'fnend ,
zury has occupied its Place in the In days put, and m past years.
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M r s .C h r i s S a n d s m a t h e i g h t e e n ,M i s s B e t t v L o u C h r i s t e n s e n \ 1 l . 3 : \
m e m b e r s a n d g e n v i s i t o r s o f r e a e n t .a : m e a t a t t h e T h o r v a l d H a n s e n
T h e n e x t m e e t m l z w i l l b e h e i d a t h m n e ,l a s t w e e k .
t h e C .V .S c h u m s k e r h o m e .|' I h o s e . | ! ' r ' r ' ( . l l I t o l s l n M r s .1 - S i m
a r l S t e n n c k e o f A l -e r T h a n e c ¢ ' e b r a t e l u e r b i r t H u e .Ma r ti n a n d C
La Iowa, so- ent W edn esda y at the
W i lli am Ma tze n h ome a n d with a n
aunt. Mrs. Chris Sunda.A far ewe ll nar tv was nc wen f o r
Ray mond Kn ehl at the ho me of his
parents, W ednesdav eveninlr. c ards
furnis hinlr the en tertai nment. Ray -
mend le f t Fr ld a v f o r F o r t Crook
to b e in duc ted into th e ar my .Mr. and Mrs. J . P. Hanse n spent
W ednesdav in Blair.
Ruth Ni els en a nd Ald a Go ede ker
spent the week-end~at home.
Mr .an d Mr s .Ha r la n Christen-
sen spent Sunday a t th e J .T.
Christensen home.
Mr s.W i lli a m Wiese returned,
Monc lav aft er un en di ng two wee ks
at the Ed war d Ric e ho me in Belle-
vu aMr s .Leon ard Ho le s an d Mrs.
J .W . J ohnson were Omaha. shop-
per s, Fnd ay .Mr .and Mr s .E lme r Paulsen,
Mina Lor rai ne Paulsen an d Flo y d
S c h m i d t o f O m d u visited a t the
G. F. Paulsen home. 'Dueaday .Mr . a n d Hr s .Ha n s Moe ller a nd
c hildren and George Sc humakerwer e S un dav d inn er :r us sia a t the
C. V. Sc humaker home.
Ire ne L i ttle and Eve ly n Wieae
vi si ted Mo n da y wi th Mr . a n d Mrs .
N. P . Niels on.
An in to re atimz ta lk An d movin gDic tnro on dental health were given
al the W ashington Sc hool, Monday ,
by Dr .Tho mps on of Linc oln,aa-
slated b v Suot.R. E .Fairc hild.
Due to road c onditions nuolla from
nsinrhborina' sc hools were unable lv
attend an sc heduled.A nu mb er o f relatives an d
friends ::athor~ed a t the Chris
Christiansen home.Sunday even-
inlr to r e mi nd th o rn o f th ei r 2 0thwedding annlveraanf.
Saturday »\.nin¢r.wene Mr.an d
Mr s .Soren Jensen.Mr .and Mr s.
Chris Vmd er slev and fa mi ly . Mx.
and Mr s.Ha ro ld Malrill an d
dausrhters. Mr . and Mrs. To d Iver
son an d f a mi lv a n d Mr .an d Mrs .
Hu r le v Cle men ts and Dic k.
Mr .an d Mr s. A nd re w Olbac h
an d Mr .an d Mr s.Flo vd Johnsontook Mrs. Chris tina Olbac h to Val.
lev.'I'hnrsday.I Russell W ard anfl Mer rill J oh n-
son were Omaha visitors. W ednes-
dav afternoon.
Miss Beulah Lsusrhlin soent Sun-
day at th e C har les La ugh lin ho me|Mr. an d Mrs . L or en Lay ma n a nd
f a mi lv were Satu rdav visitors BI
the Sher man Carlsen home in
Craiir.
Susndav _dinner intents a t theCharlesThle lfo ldt home includeo
Mr .and M n .Leland J ensen. Mr.
and Mrs. Cle ments W i llia mson and
s o m.Mr . a n d Mr s .A l Elme r annean d No r ma Hendrlc knen 01
a r.Mr .and M n Lawren c e Ger man
and sons we re Stmdav evenins
c allers at the Charles Thielfoldts.Mr s .Georaws Hmd le v i n d Mr s .
Gu s Pehlrlmiller wer...Wednesday
afternoon c allers ax the E d W ilsonhome.
Mr .and M n .Ma lc olm Broder-
sen and Susan and Polls were Sun-
gp' af temogn c allers at the Geonrr
o meB.iw.. a nd Mrs . Ca rr oll Va n Va li n
and farn ilv of W hlc oflo ld.Hr . a n d
l i n Rlle v Bmdaraen an d La r r v
a r d Mr . a n d H g Charles Broder
son wa r v e mr me n tsat the J rrn B r o d e n m h o mo .
Wedneadav c a llu n a t th e J .C.
Brode rlan ho mo inc luded Mr sChlrloa Brodermen.an d Mr .and
Hr s. li i rllwlm B wdc n on an d S u sa n
r .' " 2 » . . . \ a V a n ' V lli n o f W a k e f i e ld
I t B r i n g !Ita lu lllmt S un da v at th e Ch ulo u Br od -
Ad vo rtia o in The tc rnrlaa an o n h ome in Ha r ma n .
Having hevn culled for army zwrvlcr-, I will rwll al Public.\urllun the following equipmvnl and live-~<lock.Snlv will behold an farm I mile wcsl uf the Vuming Ciiy lownhuusv (akthe John (`0|1\p|0|| f arm) or 4 milms north ul lllnir on l, s. 73and I mile west, on
Thursday, Jan. 29
Horses
One gray, 7 yvnhn old: une gray, smooth mouth.
Hogs
Twen ty h e ad o f sp r in g ho gs ;eight gilta (f a rr mr Marc h
Is l) ; s i x h e a d o f umm ( hu vy ): th ir ty on e f all p ig s ; o n e Be r k -
nhire boar, I year uid, good breeder.
Farm Machinery
One F-20 Farmall lrac tor on r ubber, '38 mod el. A-1 nhape;
one c ultivntor f or foreg oing tra c tor; on e c orh p lanter, New Mo-
line,1 6 0 r o d o wi n :one tra c tor mo we r,fi ln any trac tor.ne w
Minneapolis Molin e:one 18-inch Mc Co rmic k-De edng plo w,
Ne w Genius,ne w plow:one 15-fo-ot Mc Cormic k-Deering dine,
ne w; o ne ll-f oo t h ay n ke : o ne 1 0- f oo t ta nd e m di sc , C ue ; on e
4-sec tion hnrrovr,nearly nerr;on e wa go n wi th new bo x;one
new wagon box; one o ld wa gon and b ox; o ne ne w hay rac k and
new gear: one single-rovr and riding c u llivator :miscellaneous
artic les an d a rtic les lo o n ume ro us to me nti on; o ne new I )¢L ;.
val seperstor, No. 18.
Cattle
Five hea d milc h c ows--1 fresh Dec ember 17th, sec ond c
f 11 December 20th, second calf man Qh ort
: l f
ma n S h u n h o m: 1 res ..~ond exif roun Shor thorn 1 lierefc mdho rn ;I just fresh,sec ..th c a lf ;I Herefor d heife r. fres h J annfres h J anu xry 6th . f ourary 2nd,first calf. One Hereford heifer, 1 y ear old.
F I V E H E A D O F GO OD { j A L V E S
LeonagdwENMé\\iesen
TAYLOR & WELLQ, Auclloneem und Clerk
TERMS: CASH ON DAY OF SALE
Household Goods
(lne new Superior nnge: one 6-voli wind charger-Zenith;one buffet; three lables .md chairs; two kitchen cabinets; thrudream-n; um bnin; one ndio: other household goods.
ic Sale!
farm located one and
east and one mile south
yJan.27
Ralph Kuhr will receive a med-
al for outstanding club work at a.1H achievement day, Thursday,
Two Oklahoma men may die fol-
lowing rv. crash this morning, which
resulted in an attempt to out-mn
tho patrol.
Mr.and Mrs. George Hedelund
attempt to out-run the patrol.nro vacationing in Florida.
CATTLE-11
ilch cows
heifers
Holstein bull
bull calf, 7 months old
calves
|erly, to-wit:
HORSES '}
~y horses, smooth mouth, wt.
ck mare,smooth mouth, wt.
WASHINGTON NEWS
Mr . an d Mm. I rvi n Ne uh n us vis -
itvd the n aron tal.J .P.Sands,
hnmt!Fr i du v evening
Donald Iiiclroltla o f No r f o lk
eaurult the wrok-end wi th his Dar-
onn Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ri c har ds.
Mrs . J ohn Ha rde r r etu rne d f rom
the hospital.Monday .and is n o w
convulc sc inn a t home.
;n. . a nd Mrs . L ou ie Gottsc h a ndLoi s vi ai te d at the J .W .Johnsen
home, Sun-dav evenimr.
Ma r ti n a n d C a r l Steinic kc .Mr s .
Chris Sun ds and Mr s .W i lli a mWieseweredinnerlruestsa t the
Albert Snnds home. Thursda y , and
spent. the af te rn oo n st the J . P.
Sunds home.
AC H I N E R Y -
.C. tractor; two lumber wa~
vagon with new box, one low-
gear with dump boards; one
bottom tractor plow; one 10~
v; one 16-inch walking plow;
anter with 80 rods of wire and
peners; one seeder with grassone I.H.C. 5-foot mower; one
~ke; one 8-ft. disc; one 3-sa-
riding cudtivator; two sets of
fly nets; two hay slings; one
pump jack; Royal Blue cream
FEED-
lvet barley
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RMS: CASH
a r s e n 0 w n e r
9LLS and SI JOHNSON
oneers and Cerk
ten the f ollowing relative w the old
churc h organ. whic h for half a c en-
tury has occupied its plac e in the
c hoir loft of U19 MeLhodiBl Churc h
and has served rnnnv times to
send ou t its Deals o f xrlad
ness in hap py mo men ts and its
sy nnpathetic tones in the more sol-
vmn an d snrlmvrful occtaaions.
.a I 11 vsski ll as a wr i te r a n d i n this she
shows it mo st c le ar ly :
"J us t because its mu te d key s no
lon ge r b ri ng fo rth music ,
Just bec ause it is old and they c an.
no t use it,
The o ld c h urc h orgum is to be ton.
d o wn
And shipped away to Benson towa..
F o r ma n y years i t has held me
plac e
hooking'the con8!0Rntion square
ly in the farc e;
Sometimes eendinp;f o r th sweet
o t m i m ,
Ag u i n its solemn tones soothing
ac hes and pains
OI b roke n h earts in so rrow bowed.
J ust b ec aus e its old B hd its paint
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At Your Dfw Swan:
Small Bottle 2.5¢
Large Bottle $1.00
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HundredsOf Tlmusanrls OfTuma!
Esc/1Your Dr. MilesNlwlno
When you are wakeful, jumpy,
restless, when you xulfer from New-
oua In-itability, Nervous Headache
Sleeplessnesa, or Excitability, give
a chance to make good for YOU
Don't wad! until nerves have kept
you awake two or three nlghu,until you are restless, jumpy andcranky.Get a bottle of Dr. Miles
Nervine the next time you pl: adwg store.Keep it handy.Younever know when you or some
member of your family will need if.
[1 h o m ;l jus~hzesh,second exif,ma n hor thorn , 1 ier:efond
fr e sh J a n un y 6 th, fo u rth c a lf ;I Hereford h eifer. fr esh J anu-
ary 2nd,first calf. Om- Hereford heifer, 1 y ear old.
F I V E H E A D O F GO OD { j A L V E S
LeonagdwENMé\\iesen
TAYLOR & WELLQ, Auclloneem und Clerk
TERMS: CASH ON DAY OF SALE
Household Goods
(lne new Superior nnge: one 6-voli wind charger-Zenith;one buffet; three lables .md chairs; two kitchen cabinets; thrudream-n; um bnin; one ndio: other household goods.
Farm Machinery
One F-20 Farmall lrac tor on r ubber, '38 mod el. A-1 nhape;
one c ultivntor f or foreg oing tra c tor; on e c orh p lanter, New Mo-
line,1 6 0 r o d o wi n :one tra c tor mo we r,fi ln any trac tor.ne w
Minneapolis Molin e:one 18-inch Mc Co rmic k-De edng plo w,
Ne w Genius,ne w plow:one 15-fo-ot Mc Cormic k-Deering dine,
ne w; o ne ll-f oo t h ay n ke : o ne 1 0- f oo t ta nd e m di sc , C ue ; on e
4-sec tion hnrrovr,nearly nerr;on e wa go n wi th new bo x;one
new wagon box; one o ld wa gon and b ox; o ne ne w hay rac k and
new gear: one single-rovr and riding c u llivator :miscellaneous
artic les an d a rtic les lo o n ume ro us to me nti on; o ne new I )¢L ;.
val seperstor, No. 18.
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One 10-20 1;
gons--one good \
wheeled running
0Ever 14-inch 2-
inch walking plo
one Avery corn p
14-inch furrow o
seed attachment:
I. H, C. 10~foot 1
tion harrow; one
harness; one set 4
harpoon hayfork
separator, No. 47
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Mr.ld Hn.Ansel Taft of neuHllirvisitedthe C w.Chrilwnm.
the weekend with rehtlves in~South Dakou Returnnlrvu.lil lhrkn.who Ind emollaihetas a Junior in ihe hixh uchool.air.Huaa»m.nu»=run mnmmedennrtmentnlNebruh
un.Inn Hunk mtmminedme
3-ff Wediuudny ~===;;»for
Emu an arxuetVonLankanandMn.Bum;Jansen.Mrs..lumen was hoalue tplilo name group at a dlnmr pmyunSunday.
Dinner TonightFor Junior Choir
Memben of the CongregationalJuniorChoirmdtheirguests
ans Luncheon For R.P Flynn Journeys
7 Friendii.Saturday To Los Angeles
Miss Frances 0lIsnlon will cn R.P.Flynn of Blnir =<3;;.1 =...0 1
SCHOOL WORK Hmm~2ND SEMESTER OF
Tha |0Cl7\1d hu of Blur |-SchooI's year wu begun,Monday
" : est ldlander
Gordon 'L\md, Arlington, is oneof Your Midland Collqrofsgnlvri
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;f.T§11..Z;i{;Znf飻ufd»y affer
ligon.The affair will he held at
Koopmnns Inn
Celebrated Birthday
Saturday Evening
Miss Katie Siert who celebrated
hor birthday SaturdnY.e1\¢£lfA\fn¢dthat evening for Mr. and Mrs.Paul
K.Siert Mr.and Mrs.Leonard
Mimi and Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth
DeLong uid Lois of Omaha.and
Miss Catherine Siert.
Buy Defense Bonds Nawl
HomeTheatre
Hume ll Yerlect Talking Pklms
THURSDAY
January 22
Admission ll30 Cts.
umnv form fllJANBENN
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~AlsoHighways of Friendship and
Old Onken Bucket Colar Car
mon.
I RIDAYSATURDAY
January 2324
Snlurdny Matinee
Admission ll22 Cls.
'\\`§'é
<@<\>§§?
of om mbmka.len Sunday for
n s.hortvidt in Lol Angeles Clll
fornia.They wen wled by the
illness of a third brother Walil
Flynn.
W. S. C. S.LuncheonPlannedTomorrow
A one oclock luncheon will be
held at the Methodist Church £0
innrrow (hidy>memmn by the
W.S. C.S.Following the lunch
eon Mrs. 11. o.Bump of omm
gardens of the Bible.All mem~ben 01 the sodety Are inviwd in
the event.
Stepha\BellowsCelebnlaBirthdli
Mn.Vernon F.Bellowl anter
ulned a group ol bnhies and their
mothers;Friday in celebration of
the first birthdly of her son.Steph
en.Gusts were Mrs.
Auatsin md Jeny Jo
Mllux D.
rs.Oth
numbering about twenty youngpeople.will be enterhlned at din
ner.this (Thursday)evening .atthechurchbasement.HostsueawillbethepastorMn.Dnrelle
?¢{}"éH`l`B§'7'""""'im"E\§Z}T"'The title is bestawed annuallyvu un two aeni and onePomonemanwamu|_The student body electsthewinnersfromthe(wr candiBuberof Tekamah and membewdae who d b gh ot]of the Ladies Social Union.
Degree Officers To
Be lnltllled Friday
Officms al the Blair Degree of
»Bfe nam elegedeans.The winn will notbeannounceduntilywhen
lhoir pidurel will be featured in
the Warrior college annunl.
I The nomlnwng wrnmittee con
home, wa;'"uy`V;'i;\;.""'u'Miss Alice Jensen returned toherleachingdutiesinFilleyNe.
braska Sunday follawing a weekendvilit Among nlstives.
Mr and Mrs.Hury Swanson ofOmaha!P¢nt Sunrhy ls SWIM axMr.and Mrs.Charles Koepke andMins Helen Koepka
W8*son Tyson hu been seriouslyHonorlodgeNo. 2331 win be in» niated ol Dr.Willin F Zimmah ill at hi hvme Wm gonstalledtomorrow(Ffidlv)evenmgfsman. dean ad the Colege;Harman|8tzeet.bg: is ~»»$.d w be Wi
January 23.Tha ¢m YW lbGimmatnd dean of men;ma what impmved mr this time.1l¢d ll;¢bY Y ~;d?[Mrs.Ada G.Newsom.dean 411|Wnnen Jenkins son of Mr.ann2Tdz€a€1;he udsfigee 02 wf:.§.é is scheduled w be gdu_IMr:._E|rl Jenkins W the week.
mernbern of Omnhal AksB¢ ated (min Midland in my with a 3 omm *an
lodge.A list of 1942 officers follows:
Past president Mn.Joel Allen;president Mm.Fnnk Highhee;viceqzreaident Mrs.Tom Leonard;
second vicepresident Mrs.Faulke
Clausen;financial secretary Mrs.
leslle Often;treasurer Mins C
will give A talk cm flowers
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Mrs.BenGnegenanandCharlesMmEv~nxni Reeh and JanelleeretthmbandLinda.
Mn.Floyd Smith
Clnd Hostess Salt.
celia Holbrook;usher Ruby Hal\
stdn;assistant usher Edna Good;inner watch Ma Wrich outerrywatchMrs.Roy Spmton;1ian|st
Mrs.Dewey Holstdn;juvenile di
rector Mrs.Herman Ladwig;escortstaffMnxineReevesDorMrsFloydSmithenterhinedaothyBuckhardtEmaGwdanddoublefoursomeoflrlendsat
bridge Saturday nfternoon inter:serving refreshments.Her guestswereMesdamesOtisGregersen|Merton Jensen Arthur W.JohnisonRayJohnsonWalterPeter
sen Bennard Rmb.C. D.HowardandHowardThompson.The high
prize was awarded Mrs. Ray John
son low went to Mrs. Jensen and
Cecelia Holbrook.
|Blchelor of Am degree nmjors
in journalism and history.
The Arlington student is qmyear an lmgulnr nudent.memnena assistant in the college publicity|dire¢tor.He was editor of 11ie
Midlmd.undergraduate newevwerIntyew:alter nervinK in vln~
ous other sts!!poaitionn d\rrinK his
lfrenhman md sophomore yearsLundinpresident of the Mldlsna
chapter of Pi Delta Epsilon nnItionllcolleKeioumdlsmfiMzrmitynowinhis second year il\|that posdtiovn.He is vicePY€5i
dent of Blue Key.intimal hom:|fnnzmity and s member of the
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v w and sixter Mr.Ilid Mm.JohnBran
John Schmidt :nd dxughterGayewereguutaof Mr.md Mrs.Arnold Nielsen md son KennethofQmlhnWednesday.Mm Niel
sen xs a sister of Mr.Schmidt.
Mr.Rnd Mn.Walter GutschowBild non Wllter Frederick vixlteuMr.and Mrs.Henry Jensen SundIYafternoon.
Mr.and Mn.A_ J.Conrad muchildrenentertainedTuesdayforMr. and Mrs.I. P.Williams ol CednreBluffsNebrnh.
Altred Frese and family andMiAOmahA social hour with members of T ah n ety;an nneue F\*!2 of "Werethelocallodgepresidingas!th(;mM!d;nd ;;gg;:_j n:s ;h_.§:|;dav mllers at the Pllvrlhl
eases will follow the business
meeting.
Club Notes
IDian noun:asniatant edlwr ol;the Wurlor;and n member of the
Lutheran Student Association.
Last year he wma rated as oneofthetwoMidlxndstudentswh0|tied for ui.title Midlnnda Mosv
.H.C.Jul Freee home.
Mm.Ed Mztthiesen ememinedforMrs.Ella Rohwer and MissAnnaRnlrwerofFortCalhoun
lnesday_
Friday evening dinner guests oiActiveSmdfll»|Mr.and Mrs.Soren Jensen wereMrs.Gregersen drew cut.Blair PickUp Club He is tho son of Mr.and Mrs.L p_ Skov Menu and MesdameaBednxr Twirm Were to ~~$f§§|Lund ArlinK\/Un.Cari! Sor!nA€n C. W.Christiansen.
.r ra fBspusedSundaymonthlymeetingnextThursdayNIELSENISFLYTNGgfaiugeneChnstiansenallo
Jf2f5§§.4.f»I2ZL ;;§;;}f;Y §*;;;aftemoon January 29.SCHOOL GnAnUATE¢0M.and Mrs.s.J.Johns
ozM.I Bom r .mah s an a zu anggggg§*§;;»1=Z§$i.§f.§&E7 5 }(eMin;¢m Lt.Leonard Iielsen of Farminglg;»?.T§l...lT ~1lf §.»..3...~gy n e n ton Minnesota was the first memCatholu:Church.Mr.Hednurs f th 0.Jmme calling on Mr.and Mm D
brother and sisterinlaw Mr.andMrsWalterBednarofOmaha....»_.......
Th J t x o e .E.S7 ~take place ofd 22f?.1?1 §$I;¢;rkf§xXi:§»A Compton during the afternoon.
0 gm ua p F
_xt .f{€§>f . § \ f l ~I school.He was rrhdusted from_____f_m§_dYI§.?i f?fff..T
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Memben uf me unnmnn Churchhirthdayclubmetatthe home ofMins Mabel Huvendick for 1 soehlaltemoonWednesdny.HonoreuwerethehostuaMrs.Hay Ire~land of South Glte cuuomx.Mrs.Ada Andenen and Mn.Bnnd.
Mr.and Mrs.J.P. Johnson \m~tertximd at dinner Tuesday eveninzpreceding 4 pnysr meeting oztheFreeMethodist church manbem.Their wuts were Rev.annMn.J. C. Green ol Fremant.WillinnAllenMr.md Mrs.D ACmPwnAndMr.and Mn DanGreeno.
Mr.md Mn.Theodore CroudyandchildrenhadastheirdinnerauntsThursdayMr.md Hn.
Jenn Hansen of Onxm Mr.andMn.Wiiliun Wu!!and Donate.
md Mr.and Un.Raymond Wu!!md Billy.The Cmudyu spent SundnylttheRaymondWullhome.
Mr.md Mn.Willlnm Wulf enfemmaTueadny svennz. nr.theirhomeneuOrmn fm Mr.and Mn.
Jens Hmsax Mr.md Mn.RaymondWulf:M Billy Mr.umMrs.Theodure Croudy and childrenolBhir;Mu Curl HInsen
U Miss Jawa Hansen of Lin~
no
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Mr.and Mrs.W.E.Antrim received1letterfromtheirsun.Commander Archie Antrim ol theUS.Navy.that he was nassinsthroughFremont.an route homNewYorkwthecout.And wouldnot be able zo contact them on nc\count of travelinlt under ualed\
urders.Cammnnder Antrim mlnththithUthfroemeymxtnearmhimtor some time.but not to worry.For some tin he has hemein dunue of the buxldinz of sunnlvuniisinNew Jersey.Mr.md Mrs.Antrim have one son Ted. who is ln|
the U.$Army.another son.Joe.|who is ln the defens¢~ work on thecoast;and their elder suns.John
ggd xfdlgwnyvw deceased. were in
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mlmitv Club Tuesdsv evsnimz lollmvinuthenzuludinner.Heshowedmotionnh:tuna ol wudsamemdfishIlia.gf well As th;method fbgmmnmem..7;wm an n re nz m
.Meadsmu H.W.Sehoetizer.w.A.Rschnsyer R A.Davies.ChuG.ummm.1>. L.Cadv snd H.L.Mfgvml wemmdaznmuz thosenzeannmeetinxzotzheRedCross a.Blair.Mannyeveninx.
A noun of lsdles ment ¢h¢.nz/moon whiz Mn.Ed Sierrlst.Tuesday.helblnz her observe hextrhdsy.~greaent wgesrrawn.Utarbuk.lawrence M
.Willhm lnllmm.Ed B
.hm Hsmmlnz.Hnrrv Hun sr.luhn Hansen.Sr..Ruben llv.
I a close Friday.Last Thursday smFridayweredevotediosemeswenminstionsduoughoutthesysmn.The qnsmsrly Nport unwas issued on Wednesday.
H.Mfg gf Kmzar.M;zsrH.R.....§....and F.E.Web§.
Wines »Liquors
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OVERCOATS
$1z,so ro$zz_so
Quullly lt Thae MW Prices wm Soon Be Hurd lu ma
Underwar
Gond Winter Weight
Union Suits,$1.00
Heavy,10 Pct Woul,$1.65
Shuts-Shorts
By Hnna25cPerGarment
Dnwen,95:
Cooper
Jockey Shorts,60c
We Have a Big Stock of
Men's and Boys'Overshoa
and Rubbers
Let Us Outfit You For SpringWork
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CUHSHHBE BEHHHT JEFYHEY HHH
ummmmannnnmuunm
~AlanThe Tanks Are Coming C01
or Special and The Brave Llule
Bet Color Cartoon.Evening Ad
mhllon ll30 Cla.
grandmother entertained at din
ner Sunday evening in honor oftheevent.Present were Messrs.and Mesdames Stanley Bednar
James Maher Walter Bednar of
Omaha and Mrs.Louis Hudyka ofOmaha.
Blair Girl Assists
At Midland Tea
Coral Jenn Stricklett ol Blair is
one of five members of Cardinal
Key national honor sorority ontheMidlandCollegecampusas»sisting in the preparation of aScholarshipTen.The event to
be held at Beagle Hall on Febru
ary 14 is an annual affair honor
ing Midland coeds who have receivedhonorgradesattheendof
the first semester.Scholarship is
one of the requisites for member
ship in Cardinal Key which is oneofthehighesthonorsaMidland
coed can receive.
Shower Luncheon
Pete Mrs.Schmidt
Mtn.George Hedelund enter
tained at a luncheon and shower
Saturday complimentary to Mrs.
Carl J.Schmidt.The afternoon
was spent at bridge prizes swiss
to Mrs.Eleanor Huddleson of Lin
coln high;Miss Lillian Larsen of
Fremont consolation;and Mrs.
Kenneth Pound cut.
The guest list included Mesdarnes
Walter F.Gutschow.Philip OHan
lon Frank Stewart Ed Mntthie
sen Wilhelm Grimm Reed Ollan
lon Sr.G.L.Dixon Louis Mer
rloch.L.C.Klopp FZ.M.Besty D.
Z.Mnmlnert Jr.H.J.Cooke Ern
est Tornblad Clifford Krause
Walter E.Goehring A.R.IleslesB.F.Lundt William Famberg
Eunice Bruse Kenneth Pound
Misses Evelyn Solomon and Beu
lah Roberts of Blair;Mine Verna
Unthank Mrs.Martin Hedelund
and Mrs.Eleanor Hnddleson of
Lincoln;Mrs.W.F.Hemphill and
Mrs.Anna Roberts of Omaha and
Min Lillian Larsen of Fremont.
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Advertise in The Enterprise
It Bring;Results
TUESDAY
January 27
Adminmion 1122 Cts.
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AlamAristocrat!of the Kennels
Sport Reel and Uncle JoeyComes to Town Cartoon.
5lNI).¢\YMONDAY
January 2526
Sunday Matinev
Admission II30 (.ls
l l l l 4 ~ l I i l ~ l | I l l l l l l ~
DR.D.R.EHLERS
Dentist~
Former Dr.W.F.HemphillLocation
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IsoAmerican Sen Power The
Bird Tower Color Cartoon and
News Reel.Evening Admission
ll35 Cts.
Z7 mln mm. Uarl Buns as noscess.
!Cntholic Ladies Club
Mrs.Clark Allen entertained
§r§£g<;1 le swam Field C .§iZ1f$a\12f.}t§2n§§Z¢2L{§;f;rfornxa on January 9 ln the after.members ol their bridge club Lhlsnoonof the same day Lt.Nielsen (Thursday)evenlnundMissAliceTraumformerM§»HmembersoftheCatholicLndieslDanastudent and teacher at Ken r and Mm A_ q ansen and
Club at the regular meeting Wed~
lnosday afternoon.The gatheringwasheldattheparishhouseonEast Colfax Street.
T.A.c.Mrs.Arthur W.Johnson washostess to the Thursday Afternoon
Club at a dessert luncheon and
bridge last week. Prizes were wonbyMrs.Everett Lamb high and
Mrs.Otis Gregersen cut.Mrs.L.
C.Klnpp will entertain the grouponJanuary29.
R.N.Kensington
The Royal Neighbor kensingbunwillmeet with Mrs.H.H.BrownWednesday afternoon January 28.
Mrs.Victor Johnson will be guesb
noni for two years were man;¢d_.family \isited_in Omaha SundayTheyaremakingtheirhomein with their sommlaw and daughter.Detroit Michigan where Lv..Nm iliidild Mrs.onlne Aiken and
sen is stationed at present.c
ffs:;::..§<:.i ::fa%.%B;§::ia22:ae S ;:¥1
don Farrens of Decatur in Hd Reed dlIanlon Jr.attended thevancedE§lYli!l$~of BY;0Yhockey game in Omaha Saturday
1 .:f§f§§}s¢»§§2:w;m?:x:i:!e;;;r;gVora Mae Iverson wasAlbuquerqueNewMexico;Nelson hostess o e. dozen members of the
2:etlaRD?)r;\;gfgé ;;§dH1:|nH|ll Creek Luther L€3R\le at the
;I .cock and Paul Eagleton F.B.I.;M;a?ethfem§;ngn r3§e;vm?n;
Harold Hughes coast guards Fc;Leavenworth Kansas;Ensign GJ Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Grier annW.Morrow U.S.N.R.nawleigwsons of Schuyler and Mr. and Mrs
Nunn Carolina;Cadet Myron Irvin lmenzen and daughters of
Christensen A.c.r.n.East gg/Tekamah spent Sunday as xuem|Louis Illinois;Dean Jones ggv.;of Mr.and Mn.F.L Brown.
ofhonor telling about the 5f emment minerolngy school New Dr.and Mrs D_ R Ehlers and
Itileparalysisdriveandherexperiencesatthepolioxoundahon
ir*Warm Springs.Georgia.
Local News
Hans Aye Jr..son of Mr.ana
Mrs.Ham Aye.is a new member
of Blairs Club Scout organization
Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth BalmerentertainedSundayforMr.and
Mrs.Wayne Moore of Omaha.
Mr.and Mrs.Malcolm Broder
nen and daughters Susan und
Polly visited Mr. und Mrs.George
l\lcQuarrie and family Sunday aft
emoon.Miss Grace French who is em~ployed in Omaha spent the week
end with her mother Mrs.Bessie
J.French. She returned to her
work Sunday evening.
Miss Ethel Stewart instnxctor
in the Omaha primary school systemspent the weekend with her
parents Dr.and Mrs.E.R Stew
nrt.
Mr. and Mm. W. K. Strode Mrs.Nelle Lnzure and Aulda Ames
drove to Woodbine Iowa Sundayto visit Mrs. Strodes brother Clif!
Shinn and family.
York City;Wendell McConnaughylf H d w C 1|Bluffenlisted in flying cadets.ylxvnaygunrgzsi to ~;dwithrEh era ether...~DIES IN {Ehlers.Mr.Ehlers.Sr.has been
OMAHA HOSPPIALiIl»bm in reeovedng nicely.
|Mrs.Judith Aronszm spent Seb[ee Thompson infant son urday with Mrs.Chris Hint.S\m~Betty Thompson of Blau day rrueatg of Mrs.Hlnz were Mrs.
on Omaha hospstal Janu Weston hong ol the McCarthy dls~
ary l3idAB301 dfuiml lsxelrvicqgiet and Miss Dorothy Mencke of
was e a en o nera ome mahIFriaiayandburialwasmadeinthe!Re:T.A.Lindenmeyer Blair
Blau cemetery He was less thaw Church ol Chdst pastor who reayearoldhavingbeen><J ccn!ly went to the west coast onnary27IMI.Survivors ncmdeya months leave writes friends
hue mother Ins grandmother Mrsthat he is enjoying his vacation
Hazel Thompson and several]with relative:in Lon Angeleeauntsanduncles.|Mm:Berg McMnigal
3;.Omaha spent the wee end wi
~~her smr>inllw und daughter Mr
FOR CALIFORNIA and Mrs.Frank Hlghtree and
family.Sunday dinner pleats at
Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Gerlckethe Hlghtree home included Mr.
who xecentlymold their farm andand Mrs.Harry Tucker.
equipment_a1ter s long term of;Mr.and Mrs.Carl AuirustsonresidenceintheFortCalhounvxlanddaughterMrs.Helen EnyenrtclmtyleftTuesdayforBerkeleyofOmaha; M|_ and Mrs. Don Fear
Cnhfornm.They had spent sewrenliand Mrs.Helen Phelps of Blair
weeks among Fremont x~elat\ves_w¢.e Sunday guests at the MfndAlthoughtheirpresentplansH\Feei home.not yet definite we Gerickes will Mr.and Mrs.Russell SuverIapend the wxnter on the west coaat.| krubbe and Bruce and Mr.and
Mr and Mrs Tnrvel Andersenand
onlyofMrs.died in
..~_JEAGLESSPEND WEEK'Merleweresundaydinnerm.
meI0n_Wednesday momiruz.Teal
Anrrun.Clarence McKibben anal
;lrvln Herne.left for I.eavenworth
Kansas where they were oxdered
to renort for annv dutv anim
All three had been honorablv die
eharzed some time azo.Mr.and Mm.Irank Bmwn svenv.the.latter Dart of the week withLhelrdauzhter.Mrs.Charles Ber|
rv.and Mr.Berrv at Telmmah.
Private Brian Peterson oi FonLemardWood.Missouri.retumeolmweekamzsuendmz a \endsxfurlousrhherewithhisoarents.|Mr.and Mrs. FOv R. PebexsonanarelativesinOmaha.Mrs Minnie Matson of Wayne.who event the Dust six weeks herewithher sister.Mrs.F.E.Webb.lelt on Fhuxsdnv lor Wymore totthrelatives.vm W]Mr. and Mrs.Art Heuerman zecentlvleftfarFredonia.Kansas.where thev wlll make their home
on A ranch.|Mr and Mrs.W.H.Webb andson. Bob of Madison were dinnermxesia hero.Prldav.at the homeofthe!ormers Inother.F.E.
Webb and Mrs.Webb.I Mn.Rollin Van Valkenbunzhand Misa Darlene Martin of Omaha.lvlnt Sundav here. the former
nt the home of Rev. and Mrs.Vah
Valkenbunth.and the latter at uwg~>»=of Mrs.Blanche Woods Kel
er.»Mr.and Mrs.G.L.Glover.ueomuaniedbvMrsLarrvOstermnnreturned Thrursdav from Chx
rako where thev had spent o Week.
The Clovers visited their daunhterMrs. C. N. Decker_ and familv.annMrs. Osterman visitd her sister.
Mrs.Fred Cass*Mrs. Tom Dowelsl and Mrs.Mel
SnrinKr:owu:e§eb;mostes;es.inV;e;invone nattheDowel]homo Mrs.Jim
Price and Misa Frieda Gaines were
nzuesu.Miss Phylliac Dowell of_Premont seem the weekend with herBarents.Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dowell.
|Elmer Peters scent the weekendwithhisuarents.Mr.and Mrs.H.Peters.He has been tnxxsfeneglfromScottsBluffwCrawford.whore he is ln the errmlov of atelephonecomnxnv.|Donald Kellv of Omaha wentthe weekend with his narents.Mr.and Mrs.Robert Kelly.Phylli|Utterback is vidtimr heruncleandaunt.Mr.and Mrs.L.
R.Utterback at Beaver Crosalna.|Mr. and Mn. J. S. Gardner nent
Clothes Hangers CENT
Are Worth EACH
There is a shortage of wire from which \
hangers are made and we are offering
lc credit for all useable hangers which
you might have
Trade in Your Hangers!
Just Hand Them to the Driver
...or Bring Them In
AdvanceCleaners
Wayne Steinbaugh,Prop.
DANACOLLEGE
BLAIR,NEBRASKA
Second Semater Begins
JANUARY zem
Contznue Your Education!
Liberal Arts Teaching
PreProfessional PreNursing
Commerce Music
Special Opportunity Courses
IN THE EIELD OF BUSINESS
nom FEBRUARY Ind
Make Your Plans Now to Attend
Send in Your Reservation at OnceForInformationCall278
WEDNESDAYTHURSDAY
January 2829
Admission 1130 Cla
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;N|)~~f Mr.and Mrs.Elmer Wulf audi Buy Defense Sta;i1px Now!g
.vm#\_Patrol of the Blair Mr.and Mrs.T.K Iverson andmannnnrn!lf{t1;n\\l...l fn..I ffnvlmno ttrnln q!\|ll\
1~|......,111:11 n..xi---n|.|\:n...¢|.
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nd at the Scout cabin Eight boys ct Iverson and farniiy.Tuesday
ada the hike.passing their track ovenimr irlleats of Lira.Tefarsrarot
ng and cooking tests and enoyim;Iverson were Mr.and Mrs R.M.
uhoggan Hdoa down the steep Iverson and son.Bob.
|=»p¢<;of the hills which Burronml
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Mr.and Mrs.Char]K
u cahm.es anpnrandrhildnennfTwinFalls.Idaho.
Buy Defense Stamps!
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an ..s 4 ..|1 .81:Book!a You wvck visit wtih Mrs.Kusparka parThenvcragopersonroadssixe=nts.Mr.and Mrs.F.L Brown
books a year..He buys two bor The Kaspars are foll11€f Biair remrowstwotromalibraryandtwodents.
nom friends.
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|Mrs.Alfred Anderson and familywereMm.John Hart and Billy and
E.V.Newkirk.The Anderavns
were among the guests of Mr
|Novskirk nt a grouse flinner Tues
luclt Vvul uc Lvlurc Lulu VY¢illll¢l.'
Buy Coal Now2§
Underwar
Gond Winter Weight
Union Suits,$1.00
Heavy,10 Pct Woul,$1.65
Shuts-Sho
By Hnna25cPerGarment
Dnwen,95:
Cooper
Jockey Shorts,60c
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zlny evening.Mrs.Jnh McCmckcn and Mrs
W.L.Culrlwoll who were called
to Tulsa Oklnhnmu.Monday fur
thc funeral of lhcir brothrr wereovernightguestsattheDaveHun.
dnhl homo ln Tulsa.
Mr.und Mrs.Carl Erickson and
children of Herman Mrs.Merton
Cornelius and Mr.and Mrs Chris
Rasmussen of Fremont;and Mm.
Al Moler of Emerson visited Mr.
and Mrs.Victor Johnson and
Phyllis and Mr.and Mrs.Andrew
Johnson.Thursday uflemoon.g
Mr.nnd Mm.Norman Rogert of>
Los Annales Callfomla arrived
last week for a months vlsll.
among Blair relatives and friends.
Mr.Rogert ls employed by the
Lonkhecd Aircraft Corpontlon at;
Burbank California.yMr.and Mrs.S.Pierce Allen»
and family enterlalned Mr.and
Mrs.Carl Rnhwer.Sr.Katherlne
|and Henry Sunday aftemoon.lee
cream nhd cake wero served and
tho time was spent ln visiting.The
.occasion honored Mlsn Claudia Al
len who was six yum old that
idny.
l Enola!Pnlnt for KondoCnnndlunchemlxuhav:nnnuuncedthedevelopmental!I loe~l
elal me of pslnt lor ule an mnrking ;road cenlerl.xc conlnlm ground l
Blau whlch makes usme lnuu
|Black Arrow nl. Egg - s9.75
|Paris Selnianthracite »12.75 zHarrisColoradoNut-11.75
Harris Colorado Lump 12.75
Standard Briquets -13.25
Tiger Nut --7.75
Broken Arrow Lump -9.75
Broken Arrow Stoker »8.25 L
FohggivsgryCoal is Strictly CashF,§",'§§§,fZ,,,
~BEN REEI-I Manager
~I-lolmquist Grain 0*Zhmbef Company '
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Hair. Nehrnka.,Sf' 'IMF . . \!_»;¢_1"°_°s.- n g : n s
THE ENTERPRISE
SPO RT S Q F ~ W EEK
GA-HBS J ANUARY ~
Wlhoa at BLAIR
gan: at Midland
e tu t1~.»3m§h°.¢ Lyons
Fort Calhoun at KenmmlNorth Bend at ArlingtonUehling at HermanBennington at Craig
OAKLAND, 27,TEKAMAH. 18
The Oaklhnd auinict stayed intherunninzlorthe Cornhuskerded Tekamnhtxtle when they han'-=»small
.»lnt e s t m a l Ga s P a m s
"Ad!er&a quicklv reliewjed ypn
m a n ' ' " ¢ : ,"~Lm=':,maf~3
1=-gf# bowel ncuan relieved throu8etlKTOx~e1;l from ADLER .
BLAIR DRUG COMP~
GAMES JANUARY 27
Demtur at BLAIRDana at Omaha U.Lyon:at OaklandFt. Calhoun at Fremont IlcaervValley at Arlington
Hexxnan at Crain:Nebraska Deaf at/Kennani
Ta k i n z a n ear ly lead.th e B e a nwereahe ad . 824 1. a t t he e nd o l
the hal! and ccntinued th d r fa s t
nlay despite the fact Coach Rhodes
nent i n every one b u t th e ms n xf
n r .F o r Blai r.dependable Ra y
Feagnn again led the sc orers as he
talli ed 2 1 poi nts. followed by Rob-
inson wi th 1 9 an d Ro lr er Han s e n
wi th 1 7.The sec ond team c onti nued their
wi n ni n g way s as Lhev defeated the
Dec atur five , 21 to 10. Blatter lud-
ing the sc or ers with 1 4 poi nts.FREE
W AT C H
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Mv=q=g»f in Tha Enlarnrise
0Blalr Snows
Decatur Under
With 63 to 26
The Blair Bears net a new hixh
scoring record for the season as
they overwhelmed n week Dem-tur club. 63 in 26. in a one-sxdad
A R L I NG TO N W I NS 1
OVER HOOPER, 29-22
Conch Petersorfs Arlitdon hilllzangers won their sixth game ini
einzhv.starts when they defeatedHooper. .29 no 22. in a fast, well-L
playecl game at Hoover liar. M:day nlght.Kruzer led the Arlinf-Lon callers as they may an early!
lm which thev minumed durimrtheentlre name.|
Frldav nlzht. Arllnzwn travelsw No rth Bend and Tuesday will
nlay the Valley quintet at Ax-ling.
tan,
even terms wi th the vis i to r s ha v-ing' a 22 to 18 ad vantage.Play i n
the second h a lf wa s rammed at
ti me s;th e shoo ting o f the loc al
qui ntet wa s be lo w va r , wh i le th e
Fs.1rPury lads we re enjoy i ng a
||hot 'evemmr.
rm thot subject in your column."
I t h o u g h t !wo uld ask W a lt
Gu ts c h ow to d o so,b u t sinc e
No ve mbe r h e h a s refused to
sn e ak w me a nd be s id e s h e a n
o n lv ta lk ab o u t Na vy ' s vic toryove r An n y .
B u k e tb l ll n n d o u b wd lv i s o n e
of the h a rd e s t contests f o r a n
offic ial to work be c au ne 01 the
size o l th e ola y imr c o u r t a n dthespeedo f th e m m e .Mo s t
games, in this area. are handled
by o ne offi c ia l an d u nder th ese
conditions.wi t h hundreds o f
ey es fo llo wi ng th e urozresa o f
we vlay fr om s o man y dif fe re nt
anzles di fferent ooinions result.
an 3 ° th e oroner dec i sion to be
ml e .
:o "0na me a n d wa s ahgad. 20 to 15, aa.
the h alf.Dale reizlstered 14 points
fo r the Ke nn ar d c lub.Clay born
was hi g h f o r He r ma n wi th 1 5
points followed by W est wi th 8
ma r k e r ;
H e n .
Fairbury Defeats
Dana 40 to 27
»The Fairbury quintet Wu tooInst for the Dana feam and scoredan impressive 40 to 27 wictary overthe local cmlelrians on the Danacoun, Thursday. During the first
Kennand Noses
Herman 46-26
In a high scorinz nzgme. Conch
Vig's Kennuvd hixh lnuntet hand-
ed Herman n 46 to 86 detest atHenman,Tuesday nlzht.WithWard, sneedv forward. scoring 24points on 11 field Roms and 2 freethrowstheKenmrdnuintet held
DANA 'I'0 MEET
MIDLAND, OMAHA U.
The Dana Collelze uulntet faces
two strong beams durinz the com-inz week. They meet the strong<Midland quintet at Fremont,Fri-
,day, and take on the North Cen-
Itnl conlerenm quintet. rennenent-im: Onwln U.. at the city audlwr-ilum in Omaha. Tueldny night._|Eizht men will nuko thu tnpfor Dam. They an Gone Menus.Marshall Comamon. Rllnh PatrickBob Hmm. Bud Peterson. uayvi
candidly
By Coach Rui'
I asked Emory
Hunt,Jr.,to
write this col-umn this week,but he refusedtodosoand
s t a t e d ,"Why
not write aboutbasketbllioffi..
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us Olson
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Ray Feauzen le d th e Blai r sc or-
er s wi th 1 7 poin ts and pla y ed hisusual outstandim: aam.e. Tha work
of Robinson, Meredith, Bailey . and
Rog er Ha ns en wa s o f c h amp io m
ship c alibeg aa the Beafs c ontinued
...~
they outscored a strong Lyuns
c lub.85- 81 . in a fa st,th ri llin g
g a me a t L y o n s .Tu e s d a y n i g g sW i th Nlc h o lwn le a d i n z th e y
wi th hi s Hn e def ens ive nlny m d
sc ori ng e ight noin fa. the loc al wr-
e m w o k u l ea rly lea d an d we re
ahead n t th e e n d o f th e q u a n e r ,12 4. a nd z o- 15 . a l th e ha ll. Ni c h -
olson w u d l over th q flo o r f n
atop L y u n l .ti me a lter u rn e. a s he
tu mc d i n hi ! be s t ve r f or ma n c e o f
the season. and that had to be wus
as h e h u nlay e d b ri lli an t b all i n
Lyons Nosed 0ut
of Conference
Lea uesday
It was trulv a name for the lead-ership ol the Cornhuaker confer-between two well-balancedcland the Blair Bean were
5 °.,,.,, .'l'h¢ClgledShop;nd|Fr¢e
J N 4 's |g¢¢mmy
1 /.._ _ .;
wnam; in Fortune, John chm-
berllin-~a publidst who could noi
be Y.¢l'|Il¢d "anti-labor" by the wllo-
The agrlcultuml prim problem eat §.*'° § ., °i .$ . € ,, '".§'"'"°*'&"
.,,`T.
on the closed-:hop fuuc-
Wlml The Farmer Needs
cannot be settled in justice to
either uroducer or consumer until usomeworkable formula is devel- 1 If a unio n isdwnbg part °a;
-o me economic o er,e saw.'
.must be on open union. . . ,The
closed-shop union' in always a shu-iunion to the exbent um ic can'¢.»o urb ses.by definition, include people who
some such scientific basis of coni-\h'"°insupei-able . objections w
WI-ltfinir urlcca i naessnrv.iunlonsmnzl- who '\;°';'*;"'1v fall afoul1~_of on .ds¢pine.livingwdustry, 1'J"'1§§¢§€& w 5§""i..§'§=}=\=1¢v==1 a m°»»»g;°f a " 3
make a profit.Hia prices cannot,ven men. or n n se o2515 down " " ~ " m ° °and Z:hZ£m3'y il`I.'§f`2l`°'€»»<f lim
een o \l sehave so fn-Kok.; pu; in'fim'§'°'*,,d"°°w°§¢e":m"° §"§l""f'§¥`§i
'pn`¢es have in muy inauncgg l»een:|2v¢1, e n the closed-shop union
One expel-1 hu suggested a priceindex based upon two factors; thc
cost of production and the levelIan wa It is clmr that
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Boffset and more by increased farm in uw ¢1-ut new my mm w ul-npemung overhaul.rogue itnll tha monowlistic
The farm 0rK\"|1-Hdonl. such an fig-hr of using limited membership'Cie muketlrm coopemiives,nn- gp put n restraint upon the flow'fighting for equality for the !a'rm~|°{ trade."
er.Cerulnly, "W mum "fd wc-Mr.c h m m- mn than observasmen wlo produce the nation | food Q," mme liberals are in favor ox
are entnled w that.£3 1 ahvp. ur it is a mpmi
i guvemment 'regua on oFOUR '.MUS'l`S" FOR WAR union funds, elections, strike vom,
TIME.hnd ;°_;'"~gf this, '=g;="= ;'==»;g~
This yu;-ar'a war bu et alonv, §.°&."lXll;d 'L`Z§""%1mJ"5Z bitt'U' m-owned bv the Predgdent, will nmmmnn more rexgxymnnlbilitv in the
LIVESTOCK COMMUNITY SALE!
Saturday, January 24th
And Every Saturday nl theBLAIR LIVESTOCK MARKET
Work hm-ses, cattle and hogs of all kinds. We have ln ex-
trl good fa! hog market.Bring in anything you want sold. Lowest selling chargesand no yardage. Sell your livestock through your home market
and save money.Bl a u ' S a l e s P a v l h b n
\\n ml and rlvrk fnrlu |\|.l1wi for lm. \'v'c~ mxnrnnw- nntlrfnctlnn
lllllJNl)A(il2, Allrilnnvff mm Mnnncn-r
e estimated national i"°°m°i~inga, ~e are just on~ step~tloserat makes it mandatory that theto the eorporattiva setup that is the
ed ral government ond the people.°Rah]fecal policybum structure of fascism."
~"Zi upffialaQliii ine pimible wi No 9"-'= oath a '<"°""'°fl°f'= of mod..
pend this money without bringlngfem history can doubt the truth ot
n an internal fiscal collapse.|that.T*"";,P'€°P'° would never '°"§F i r s t .w e a l l m u s t n a v h i z h e r l m l e f u i a n n v a t e l a b o r m o n o w l v .
i g g d a n d ~ f g x g g .A n d d i - F i " - "IB W h a t t h e CIDBQIZI S h o p U l l -
c t t a x a t i o n m u s t b e e x t e n d e d t o i d e r a n u n r e g u l a t e d u n i o n s y s t e m
h e v e r v l o w e s t i n c o m e b r a c k e t s . " ' 0 1 1 l d i n vo l ve .T h e y w o u l d o o -
S e c o n d . e v e r y n o n - e s s e n t i a l , n o n - : m e n d a n d r e c e i ve s t r i n g e n t g o v e r n -
m e n t r e g u l a t i o n o f l a b o r A n d
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efenso irovernmont activitxf nguoistopped,and appropnatmonr'then labor would cense 'bo be a free~ly reduced in many non-de-.agent it would be a creature of
enee bureaus.|the government,subject to the
"Third,the people must makelwhime and purposes of whatever
~ery possible reduction in their political group happened to be ln
Wine exoonses. and buv Qefense power:
~nds 4 Stalnpg to the lmut "fl What this all adds vo to is that
elr o lhties.labor itself has the most to lose`Fourtb,the government must
ot loan or spend money fOr any~¥"DOBn that can be financed bvivate business.I
This last is extmmelv imooriant.1
ere are literally dozens of Fea-
ral loan agencies.Many of them
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~perete in direct competition with
e banks, thus subjecting the bm-
ened taxpayem to needless ex-'
nee and 1"lsk The banks,an
eir spokesmen have said. ure able
-materially expend private andefense financing,They must be'
itted and encouraged to do it.l
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from pushing the closed-shop issue.if it goes ruthlessly on, it will loseit freedom of action.Before l0Tl|7
there would he no need for uhionnat all-government would be in the
saddle completely, and would mal-ce
all the decisions.That in what tin
rank and file of working men.who have been misled by leaders
drunk with power, should begin to
think about now.All they haveto do bo see the end thev are driv-
ing tpwads is to observe the vir-
tual slave conditions which anno'th ni. ernment dominatedThe Presidentfs message on tho lo e 2 °'tate of the Union indicated tbeiwnrkem of Germeny and It a l y -
.2 to which all must pull mlthere are no strikes against the
eovernment--that is revolution.eir belts and help win this warorliberty and security.And~vernrnent itself must do ore-'isely ul., some thing.1
Advertise In The Enterprise
It Brinlrs Results
Candidly
Speaking ~ ..
By Coach Rufus Olson
I asked E mo r y
Hu n t,J r.,to
wr i te th is col-" 9 .
u m n th is week,t .
but he refus ed ';f=..
to d o 80 an d " .
s t a t e d ," W h y
n o t wr ite a b ou t
basketball offi-»
c isttmr?You h ave n ot to uc hed
on that subiec t in y our c olumn."
I th o u g h t !wo uld ask W a lt
Gutsc h ow to d o so,b u t since
No vemb e r h e ha s refused to
speak to me and besides he c an
on lv ta lk abo ut Na vy ' s vic tory
ove r A rmy .
Bnsk etb all un doub ted lv is one
of the h a rd e s t contests f o r a n
offic ial to wo r k because 01'the
size o f th e n l s r i n r c o u r t a n d
the ~o f the sa me .Mo s t
frames, ln this area. are handled
by o ne o ffic ial and unde r th ese
conditions.wi th hundreds o fey e s fo llolvi ng the nrosrress o f
the D'larf1-om so many differentangles diff erent opini ons result,
as to th e or-oner dec ision to be
made,
u ... ... .. .-. ..DUYIHR the orc-mess o f a
:ta me an offic ial mu s t watc h
th at tho ten-sec ond rule is c n~
forced.the three second rule,
out-of-hounds violations called.
oronor as si lmme n t alon g freeth ro w li ne .nu t b a ll i n u la y i n
alloted time from ou t of b ounds,
trave ling,double dribble an d
then oth er fou ls a nd vi olatio ns
mu s t be called.suc h as c h arg-
";§» trloomlr. Dushimr . hac king,
e 0
The re a m c ertain qualific a-
tions an offic ial should strive to
maintain and sh ould not assume
he is a qualified offic ial just be-
cause he has Daid his two dollar
rc ms tration fee.A n offic ial
sho uld kn ow the r ules a nd h o w
to intewfret thorn.He should
no t b e u d ete c ti ve b u t c all thefou ls a nd vio latio ns as he sees
zhern.He sh o uld c o mma nd th e
respect o f the Dlayers an dcoac hes. and keen the promo un-
ier c ontrol: a frame o nc e out of
control often bec omes a football
contest.I-le mu s t hus tle bc-
c au se a slow offic ial c an spoil
wha t wo uld h ave b ee n an in te r.
esting ba ll game.H e should
never disc uss the ball game anddec isions wi th n la y e rs ,fetus or
coac hes unless essential that he
do so.He should work a n "hon-
es t"s ome.
Too often we judge an offic ial
bv the r esu lt o f the c ontest and
some times we main ta in he is a
poor offic ial bec ause he failed
to " c rowl'1 when we voic ed our
oolnion and instead stood un forhis ri shts.A ir ood off ic i al will
be wro n g i n hi s ju d g eme n t b u t
should never be wron lz in inter-
oreta tion o f th e rules Un -
dou bte dlv mo st offi c ia ls set in
" b a d "wi th the snecatora be-
c ause the v fail to hustle . nennit
th e g ame to gat out o f c on tr ol
or re ve al tha t th c v a re a " ho m-
er " b v th e dec isions rendered,and denim to be "detec tives" in-
stead of offic ials.
W hen we s neak of offic ials
mo s t f an s th i n k o f th e referee
and f ew r ea li ze tha t th e ti me rs
and sc orers also have a reopen-
sible position.Mo st f an s an d
coaches have th e idea th a t a
ti mer do e s n ot ols v a n imp or t-
a n t pa rt of a ga me bu t ma n yti me s du ri ng the c ou rs e of the
sea son ga mes ar e won and lo st
by fa u lty ti me keepers and
score kc c ners wh o ha ve failed
to do their duties.A rec ent
Neb ras ka hiazh sc hool frame
ended 30-26 and the home sc orc-book alrtc ed wi th the score on
the scoreboard.A c o uu le of
day s later the oth er te am de»
rnauded a rep lav o f th e so me
as a cgleck of the i r book ro»venled c some ended 3 0 all.
Und ou bted lv y ou fa ns have
Yvlir opinion l`€it8l°dln$I offzc int-
imr an d we wo uld appreciate
hear-imr from vou.In the a boveIhave bar elv touc hed on the
subjec t of offlc iati nst but have
endeavored to move the imn or-
tant favors.Ne x t week I wi llrelate interestimr inc id ents that
ha ve taken Disc o in n a me s I
have offic iated an d Ka mtec lawed bv my teams.
I t hanoened la s t f ull.Fol~
lowinsr football urec tic e s.su-
podn tend ent ente red the dress-ine ro om to sive the coach s0\I1v
advi c e and whi le enmured in so
jging a loud voic ed lad shouted.' wh o in ??T. to ld y ou y o u
:ou ld coac h."Suoorintendent
and coach ha ve bo th fai led to
fi nd o u t wh o th e ls d wa s unoperhapsth:lt' a what Dila ITIJH
call cooneraion.
needed resources can be protected
ngsinn Ere, is by atlkresslve ef-fort on the part of trained anu
competent volunteers.There are three distinct kinds or
tim we musi guard against now.
First.there are those so-callen
"normal"Gres-the fires whichoccur in anv year as n result olhumancarelessness. ignorance or
Kennanl Noses
Herman 46-26
In a high scorinz nzgme. Conch
Vig's Kennud hlxh llulntet hand-
ed Herman n 46 to 86 detest atHenman,Tuesday nlzht.WithWard, sneedv forward. scoring 24points on 11 field Roals and 2 freethrowstheKennnrdnuintet heldtheadvantageduringthe entlrezame and was ahead. 20 to lli,axthe half.Dale reurinered 14 uolntsforthcKennnrdclub.Clayborn
was high for Herman with 15
mints followed by West with 8
markers.In the opener, the Herman sec-
ond team took a 12-2 lend at thehalf and went on to defeat Kemnnrd. 30 to 9.
The Blair-Lyons mme was thefastesthinzhschool:camo offered
local followers in some time.Thede fe ns i ve wo rk o f Nic holson v~'as
th o outstandinrr Dex-formance of»
the c veninz.
W li le o th e r conference leaders
nrc noc kinz ea c h other o ff during
th e cominxz week.th e B e a m take
o n non-c onference ounon ent Tues-
da y n i c ht an d th e n repeat vic toryover we ek Dec a tur qu inte t, Fri day
ni z ht.
Eve r y oln y e r i n th e Te ka ma h
line-un scored at least once dmrrinz
lla me wi th Craig.Th e larg est
delegation to eve r f a llo w C r m !
te am ou t o f to wn wa s D r e s e n t a t
Te k a ma h an d th e 9 miles bac kfhome were lonz ones.
Fr e mon t ou t o n a re a l la s t h a lf
rally against Dreviously undefeated
Sc huyler.It wa s 13 -9 al. th e ha lf
,and F remont sc or ed 31 ooints dur-
ing s ec ond h a lf as Coac h Ye lki n
|c leaned tho benc h.
Under wood- Benni ngton za m e.Dostnoned un ti l f i r s t va xt o i l
Mar c h.The mate rial for relax/i ni!
flo or ar r i ve d i n B e n ni n gto n Mo n»
da y a n d no w C oa c h Da n kle has
something to Drac tlc e an. he hopes.
Coach Mickelaen's Rosale uih-te t h u lo s t b u t o n e z a mo ate.Dale Doh t has a ver alzed 1 9 u omtn
per ga me so f ar th is se aso n.
On ly coaches ha vi n g trouble
fi n di n g e ar s to take teen;ou t of
fi na in u c a n t o ta k e m a m our..nf|
to wn a r e those enio vimr lo a m:
season.Rides no worr v ns lon z na
te am win s.
Ra v F e a u c n c ontin ues to lead}
Bla ir e c o re n.Th ir ty -e ig h t no in ta 'dur ing ' p ast we ek wi th 2 1 ruined;
anrainst Dec atur.I! . he o0ntinueawill set new ac orimz rec ord at Blair
Hi g h ;th e b e s t D n r t o f i t ls - '
he is ly a ju ni or .
Coach Rho de s h as a z r o u v o l.J u ni or Hlxrh mld z e ts Lhnt an - l
play ing good basketball and will be
heard fr o m in f utu re Yea rs.
On ly fi ve foula c alled i n Hoy a
Town -llenn imz tnn la m e .Ilo y s
Town c ash ed in o n all three freeth r ows wh i le lle nn in zton ma de
good two o ut of thr ee.
Coac h Rhodes'himtest \\ol'1'Y.
whe n the Bea rs ure ulay i mz is n o :on the floor but on the benc h.l|.`s
ha r d to k ee n "Mi lr hl.y " Me rt J en -|
sen s itti ng do wn wh e n score is
close.
Da na qu in tet lo st a n othe r nlay~
er.E m i e Hansen c u t o ff en d o f |
th u mb wh i le wnrkinxt ln kitc henlaa t wee k and will b e o ut fo r mos t|
of season.Hornctt did the samethink two years auo.
Buy Defense Bonds and
Saving Stamps Now!
BASKETBALL CHIPS
Dakland c ourt i n a hard-fought.
rattle.The Kilme was c lose in the
First ha lf bu t Oa klan d rallied to
more 10 D oin ts a nd held th eir on-
Jonents to o n e to ta k e a 2 2 to 9ad va nta ge a t the e nd of the th ir d
1uarter.Te k ama h rallied i n the
Final qua rter b u t wa s unable to
overcome the Oak la nd advantage.
Scorinp;su mmar y :Te k a ma h :
Clements 9;Mcgzruc 5:B r y a n t 3 ;
Adams 1 Oak lan d:Nelson 10;Iohnson 8: W£lRl19r 7: N. Nelson 2.
.UICH lea me winners mm lb.s. followed by Reid with n.l
Lett was hizh fur Dana withMezrueandJohanseneachted 6 points..e Dana quintet will meet themrMidlandfive at Fremont,new night,and on Tuesday
aeys to Qmaha to Ulay theha U. aumtet.
BASKETBALL RESULTS
Localair. 63:Decatur. 26air, 35:Lyons. 31lirbury. 40:Dana. 27
Second Teams
air. 21:Decatur.10air. 16:Lyons.12Cornhuskerfans. 22:West Point. 15lkland. 27:Tekamah, 18»kamah. 34:Crain. 27E. c. N. C.nik. 34:Fr. Callloun.32>nnard 46'Herman 36
ored Ohlwnents to take undisputedDossessiono l first Dlace in theCamhusker conference.
Crosby with 8 Doints. Christen-sen with 7. and Shephard with 6were hizh for the Lyons club.
In the curtain raiser. the Blairsecond team scored a 16 to 12 vic-tory over Lyons in an overtimeperiod.It was 2»4 in favor of Ly-ons at the quarter. 5-4 with Blairahead at the hall. 7 un at the end
of three quarters.and 12 all at
the end of the game.Pieper with6 Doints led the scorers.
Summary:Scorim:for Blair
first team:Fealer 17: Nicholsons: Hansen 3;Robinson 5:Bailey2.Second team: Merodnth 2: Carl-sen 2; Planer 6:Bluucr 2;Frnin
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And Other Articles
For
!DEAD STOCK
Premiums Accordinll lu Size
Phone Blair 13
I R. G. COOK
Breuning Rendering Wnrkn
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iys' Town,3'l:Bennington. 16 ` D ~ C C ~ F
DOLAN OUT-BOXES
ARMY BOYS IN N.
"Mickey" Dolan, son of Mr. aMrs. Roy Dolan of Blair, wrote l
parents this week that he has 1
iabliahed himself as light~l1ea\weight champion of the 3rd and 4
battalions,Fort Monmouth,N
Jersey. Dolan enlisted in the arnseveral months ago, in Californ
but later was transferred bo N
Jersey where he is in the sig1
corps.
Production Lags
W lth Governm ent Ru
When government goes ubusiness, production generally gl
fem.That is an historical axiorr
and it has been lam. new wel;by some figures from Mexico,
Smne years ago Lhe Mexic
Rovemment expropriaied Amecan and UYitish owned petrolei
properiic The governmem
creased the workiniz forces ln 1oil fields,and stripped develop
properties to make a showix
Evan so. Droductlon of crude oil
the wells taken over has dronng r a m 1 2 8 . 0 0 0 t o l l 3 . 0 0 0 b a r r e l s
a v .ln some of the older oil fiell
which produced 28,000,000 barn
in the last year of private ape!
don, the Mexican government h
obtained only 18,000,000 barn
per year.It is reported that ¢
nrodudmz cost 'ner barrel has he
Elinsrton. 29:Hoover. 22
rhuyler.27:Auror a. 20
id i o m,32:Gretna.23
ssalie,39:Banc roft,13
ehlimr, 38;Sny der.12
ahoo,25:Aurora,13
remont. 44;Sc huyler, 18
est Po int, 2 2:Wisner,13
JIleR¢Vie w,30;Va lley , 2?
lkhorn. 31:Yutan. 30
A S K E T B A L L sTATr`f>zNGs
ComhulkerWon LostELA l R
oZ\'1TZ..d
Tekamah
Decatura c . N . c
CraigBenninktonFortCalhounKennnrd
Herman
4z
10
0
432
2
0
I 1 1 ;.,tra goo d fa t h og mark et.Br in g in an y thi ng y ou want sold.Lowest ¢-selling charges
and no y ardage . Sell y our livestoc k thro ugh y ou r home market
and save money .¢ lB l a u 'S a l e s P a v l l l t m
Wo sell and rlerk farm |\r.l1r\ (or 1}%. We pguornnloe antlnfnctlon
t'. IBIIUNIJAGII Amtlnnver mul Mannmr
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EARLY CHICKS
0-R-D-E-R N- 0 - W - !
We Are Setting Incubawrs Now
W a s h i n g t o n C o u n t y H a t c h e r y
Blair, Nebraska
S?D@§D§`,.>S`iD§QS'Q§QS'QS§)§2S§D$§.°2SQ@.
We Recommend
Victor Chick Feeds
For Strong, Healthy Chicks
BASKETBALL!
Blair Flour Mills
Sorensen Bros.:Phone White 223
FUOUR,FEEDS,CEREALS,SALT
See Us for Prices
BLAIR vs. WAI-| 00
Fnmmr, _IANUARY 23
0 0 o
Blair vs. Decatur
TUESDAY, _IANUARY 27
0 Q o
Blair High School Gym
GAMES START AT 8:00 P.M.
Preliminaries Start at 7:15 P.M.
Adm ission 30: - lsc - 10:
Tax Included
AIG WINS THRILL- [
BR FROM CALHOUN.
nach Paul I'ebernon's Cra igquintet retaine d their uerfec t
rd i n th e E. C . N. C . as the y
ed their eleventh straiszht vic -
in n. close. hard-foulrht battle
2CaIhoun by the score of 34 I
t the half.Cr ai g he ld a n 18-'
Ldvantame;Calhoun rallied ln
t u n in the second half,b u t
Unable to matc h the hot mac e]
by the wi nners.Sc hmidt, Cal-'
1 forward, led the scorers as hendI 9 poi nts whi le tu rn in g in
best.perforrrlance of the sea-'
Th eo Eric kson was the lead-Q
sc orer for Crain wi th 14 tal-
Cuuch 'I`eman's Calhoun c ar
were weakened wi tli the loserSuverkrubbo.star guard,wh o
unable to ula y bec ause of ill-
I
g doubled,amd th a t Lhe value
equipment has declined th r o u
nelrlec t.
In the las t y e a r of V ri va te c m
pany aperation,a n nveragc fi(
5ie!d of 1 9 pe r c e nt r ef in ed u a!
line wus ob taine d fro m em- h ban
of c rude.In 1 94 1, f ro m th e sa :
plants.the Mexic an governmc
obtained only 13 por c on t.Ri
as Mexic o is in oil rc sourc es. wi
relatively low c onsumption. 'it h
lo impo rt 260,000 barrels o f 1
fined gasoline f r o m Texan d a d
ons three-month period la al you
Tho Ameri c an p eop le sho uld n
p u t this do wn to srreatcr in of
cioncy in Mexic o th an in oth
nations.Th o hi stor v o f gover
ment owne rship thr ougho ut the e
l.ll"¢ world has been largely one
w w e ,politics,bureaucrac y,m:
rmhnagememt.,ti mi di ty ,loirrolliu
and patronage.The poli tic a l mn
age r holds hi s jo b b y grac e
pleasing his politic al uup¢Ho:
H e is po r t of a p o li ti c a l mac h:
whosb princ ipal job is to deliv
vo te a The e asi es t way to d o th
ll
YEi ' m w N. 3 7 .B1?;i~1i<i&c§'t'oN, 16
smo oth- wor ld ng Boy s'To wn '
Let handed Coach Dan kle 's'
xinzton c ager s a 8 7 to 16 set-o n th e winner's flo or.last
a y n i xh t.W i th E d No va tn y
nin xz the m in fro m a ll an gle s,
Boy s'To wn onszers took " N
v lend whi c h th e ir op p on e nts2 unable to overc ome . Novotny l
d 9 f le ld goa ls , go od f or 18ts. to lead his temm to vic tory zl
:le r wa s th e sn ea rh ea d of the
minkton attac k as he c o u nte d
times f r o m th e floor.Boy s'|
_,q
zz
g;|nnli%i¢~hmn in unwar-| - 1 .- » ' ¢ v - -.r '.W e ha ve h a d a ta s te o f n o ve m-
nxent-lmbusiness i n this c oun trv
a i
for less cost by regulated,seh-supporting privste enterprise.We
L U W I I n e l u u.lguluu.v a n t a g e a t t h e h euwvw W-~. .\.--nf.
CATURN G H E R E
fr Blair mzhf
two Kamen atcominzweek.;
meh "Chovvy"|vill meet the,e on the Blx i l
\
I 1 1 ;.,tra goo d fa t h og mark et.Br in g in an y thi ng y ou want sold.Lowest ¢-selling charges
and no y ardage . Sell y our livestoc k thro ugh y ou r home market
and save money .¢ lB l a u 'S a l e s P a v l l l t m
Wo sell and rlerk farm |\r.l1r\ (or 1}%. We pguornnloe antlnfnctlon
t'. IBIIUNIJAGII Amtlnnver mul Mannmr
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EARLY CHICKS
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We Are Setting Incubators Now
Washington County Hatchery
Blair, Nebraskg§D@@SD@SD&'D§-D@@@§D.Q§2@.
We Recommend
Victor Chick Feeds
For Strong, Healthy Chicks
BASKETBALL!
Blair Flour Mills
Sorensen Bros.:Phone White 223
FUOUR,FEEDS,CEREALS,SALT
See Us for Prices
BLAIR vs. WAI-| 00
Fnmmr, _IANUARY 23
0 0 o
Blair vs. Decatur
TUESDAY, _IANUARY 27
0 Q o
Blair High School Gym
GAMES START AT 8:00 P.M.
Preliminaries Start at 7:15 P.M.
Adm ission 30: - lsc - 10:
Tax Included
uruan up mums on un: nun wvain home and place nf busineavvaie nofver systems. at the expenlebacked up by mound llmprevendm-of efficlency and service.We mg information. in the solution here.
g°'=';.f<'g°=**'° ="'";=P°"¢ tio ~ |Second, war bring: with it the
"P :ca Ink P°"'l'r nes--q an 'limminent danger of snbnuxe on l ..- ~-.club nut an end m th Cram/ wm-mence wade of cnucn mawnnll 1081 leals.Recent FBI arrests ninz streak bv seo:-ln: a 34 w 27
CRA IG W I N N I N G
STREAK ENDED
Coach Frank Smancz Telmmuh
to my nodnlnz of dollars.We have;di \| 5 ge th 1 t ~.neen the national welfare lmvenled Z£"¢.."¢§12"S.,1€m1i"m;..§S.°?n1;",:*°;: °¥§' °°""' 'i§.'°"°2"n'iB»'fC
bv' ~ " " i ' T ' {'!°°"2'?' P':"'¥f#ww enum'-v with SN thousands 0f,'l`he Craik club started out fast and
'"IEOYI
The fast ateupixcagers will play'|home durin:the
Friday nizht.C<|Rhodes' quintet v
|atronB Wlhoo fivn,,n",.¢ with linmlfE4
fn r firnf (pam 'ILn pnvuw anwrpnse ues we ue- Ad'nsdonnln.Every !uwry_moenby and productive strenm-¥\;e,.»e,-y power sution, every bhdgeof this nation.Vflmtever we Y\¢°d|every center of communication.-oll. cond,electnc power,inns- must be policed and guM.a,d_
Pmndon.steel-can be W'°d"°°d'Third, wlr brings the posslbxllty
xx: °"s;:° .:'*°'.';'. i 2 s i n ~ o f b o m b i n g ~ m a c k :
.A en me _f 9,B; _wh "rgwar is being fought for its h!e.:C?::_ »..§,»J»\.~-f'Z'le m¥n;°J the
ro-
.should be an adequm xrrmm nfTh; Uuy dns w - must b°°°"'°,vol\mleers trained to deal calmly
;m"§en°" °re gluten and f"°,.n¢ .mfuvuy wnh this kind ox
Fxn¢u`¢.he 1.n -nghun " " " " " "NK"r ' °k|The office of Clvillln Delenmandfin-preventing forea "°-la nd local rm!deform;ngenclas
>
helm 10.2 ad but Tek " " ""2 "k=6 5 "` f"`n] "`\v § '"Irallied and laid ntzlhe half. 1443 |§.T§2€.=E.. l Rodmretordennd Ti
Tekamah clma bvgk fnst 1"\°m¢r in the season mam the Te-
scomd N mints whxle Crain wasmakin: 6. in the third neriod unaslmwedntlnalQuarternllvby.Cnlz
The Tuknmuh uulntet turned inn Ruud hi ll name to sto!!Cruln
with Clements and Merrue lendlnzlfmt.;od h umn -ml the War Effort 55115 I n £ , , ' S '
.,
`..,`I"'.f,.Ȣ, u'fewF
inn wu hilh for Crain.
23; °:".'::" do 939 :'b~:l~=. &'P; gn doing a "ne nb wa- mull_
the Teknmnh attack.Theo. Erick-
Scorinn'nummnrvz Tekamsh:Cleinenu 10:M e me 10:Brvunt4: HnmDl»°1\ 4: Adnma 4 and Mor-mw 2.Cnisr: T. Erleksen 10: G.Erigksen 9:Druhe 4:Conklin 2:Kennedv 2.I
knmmlu cazen a 32 m 20 defeat atWahoo. while Blair but the Kamalteam. 33 to 20.'lt Tehmah.'mesdny mzllt the local cnlgri
nlny their return animzement wxlhthe weak Decatur club :hd should:strengthen their fini-plsce wm-tion in the confexvnce u | resulLI
Bllir eui lv ddelted Decatur, 63
to 26. lm I-'rldav nlnrht.
L m g h l P h u U m aBy heln| placed In l can of dried
mug.|lungmh w n recend!
brouiht from Africa to Chlcal°. I
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l l. m r ...........1 lm -wurly|m nt moush. and mm v ,i n d - .a mpug | dllilncepi 10.900 milet. and n lived.cm Um lm nf nm i l u . .f n i l n 1 \ \ sA |I n ¢ n n n n l i n l n I l l n l h n l h n l i i l n u f *mannI»;..!...H... l.¢Iiuwtime wo rk wu cc .' ' m a Hn'~ " m .° ' : : . . u : " ''";a.T""'».'.a;.."""" 1: z»..' ; . 1
my _lin _ 'l°'3f-"°9. lea City, lntlno and llan\|vldlth»In undlr llnetlq ol na govern |
i
l l[&i§'§T»i$'}3=`i§§i`i=ibn`§§\§1`iE£ vnllili PSR":
\
--nn: nN=rnm>n.m:-P a m i i n
uve srncx PnlcEs~
A1 sqmgg. ummm
Fat Cattle Open the Week
10-25: Higher.
T°P $14.00
_.w ...;"f~°"=*"f'-#"~=1 ~.I~ ~&=..-x."', ».~.£~ ~~»~--=~
~. E. §`i§f`¥a¢erB Installed At \
. .°...~da
0 »
'| \
Tha mio Womxn'| Club heni. s a .»¢.1?:\»f1§§"8.u"Z1§n.`§."nmZ Arvun~
may-nv.were amen: tm'-dinner and afternoon marnm.Mn,Herbert Jones.Jr..l\~been bedfut. but is reverted -~DrovlnM3 West webmted his thh-
teenth birthdav.Thursday.Hi~srrandnarenm. Mm Anna West -Mr.and Mn.Dick Sim-.kletthelwd him observe the annive
sa 'ff and Mn. John H. Miller o
_ » - n - - - '
Mrs. D ay le Tomblad and Roy At-
-wood took over their ne w duties
c W o rthy Ma tr o n and W o r th y
Patron of Mc Kinle y Cha pter, O. E.
S., at a spec ial meeting, Thursday
evening.All o ff ic er s of the o rd er
we ro installed a t th a t time.Mr s .
P o m s L u n d t served as ins ta lli ng
~fficer;M m .Vio la Fea r.as i n-
s ta ll i n g ma r a h a l; D r . H e m p h i l l,
=»=lling c haplain, and Mrs. Mona
Steady - Fat Lambs $l2.25@1250:Feeders $11.50@l2.00.
Aged Sheep Firm.
I-IERMAN CHAPTER
OF 0.E.S. INSTALIS
._ ,....
Current Préiect
Lesson Studied
mss MYRTLE JENSEN
TELIS ~ MARRIAGE
~e curnm. proect enum.Illness Comes", in bdmt »®\1di°<*this week by utexldun :lub landI
ers thx-ourzhout the countv. underthe guidance of Miss Ruth Wolfe,
Home Demonstration Azent.
The lason is not a proleszclonmxninx ctvurso, but was dedzned
to help me hom er who mym
care lor n sick mon.Dunng
each of the le rs'meezlnzn. a
"slck'? persnn wu put co bed. :mu
4
Ing by Harman chapter, 0, E. 3__
No, zxe. Az mc time, Mn. Eulel
Jeapersen took her place as Wor-thy Matron.and Tom McDonald
was installed as Worthy Patmri.
Other nfhcers include Mm. Ruth
Thane, assoclam matron; Kennelh
Wachter,associate patron;Mrs.
Evslyn Lowe, secretary; Mrs. Lola
Tmhlsarn,treasurer; Min Harriet
-Wilson,conduchesu;Mm.Alice.Presbn, lssocjate eonduciresa; Mn.
nnnounclng, thi:week,the mar-
riage o! their dmghter, Mia! HYY'
tle Jensen of Bnltlmore, Mlrylllld,
to Harold Yates, also o! Baltimore.The ceremony was verfonned De-cember 27, at St. Mm-k'n Lutheran
Church in Bnldmnre.
The bride, a graduate of Blair
High School ln 1936, went to Bal-
timore several mantlu ago to par-Llclpate in defense work.Mr.
Yates was formerly o l Omaha.
Offi c ers , i n ad dition to the W on
th y M a t m n and W o r th y Patro n,
nr e :Mr s .Loui sa B ello ws,u.uoci-
ste matron ; She rry Moore , ass oc i-
ate patron; Mrs. Perma Lundt, soc ~
rota ry ; Mrs . D olly Mo ore , tr eas ur-
er :Mr s . E d y th e A two o d, c o n d u w
ress;Mrs. Edna Rey nolda , £ssoc i-
Bbe c on du c tre u:Mr s ,E d n a Ma e
Brown , c h apla in; Mrs. Ada o. Bur-
¢h;m, . mar shal;Mr s.Mon a De eta,
'"| : | ~
Events Of The
C»0m_i1_g Week
Th e W e e k O f J a n u a r y
22 To 2 9
Thundny, Jsnuuy 22
Merimyx Project Club-Mrs. Ed
StorkMcCarthy Progressive Clu b-Mru. Chris Chrixwffersen
Blli r Merrymakera Mrs.Ray
Spanhnn
f
.UE¢tB,!n8tai1.lng Uby Cla rissa Wic ks.~@Adsh;Mrs.Esther Boha,Ruth#
Mrs.Eunice Bruae,Esther; Mrs.
Julia Bendorf,Ma nhli Mrs. sg-
nes Rounds,Electai Mrs.BessieJ. French. warder; and Dr. W. F.
Hemphill, sentinel.
Mr. H_ H, Brown mwnwd thenew Worthy Mahon. Mrs.Doyle
Tonmlss,mum a bouquet of M
roses, and Miss Elizabeth .-um
Swanson ot Omaha dedicated l
voal selection. "Beautiful m v " .
to her.Miss Swanson slsouB8!\E
"Rest in the lard"and Rose
Softly a1»°mim».".
Among the out-of-town vldwrsat the open installalon were Major!
and Mrs. Everett Swanson and
daughter, Elizabeth Ann, o! Liber-~
ty Chapoer, 0. E.S., A. N. Sta-
|pleton, Mrs. Herbert Bennett, and
Miss Matt McDonald o l Craig?|snri Mrs. J. S- Bennettfof Sioux
City, Iowa.I At the close ol the evening, re-
in-eshments were served by Mrs.IFred Krogh, Mrs. Leslie Reynolds,
Mm. Ernest Tornhlnd, Mrs. W. E.
Lucke, and Mrs. Karl Petersen.
\
l
1
Enjoy Dinner At
Thane Farm Home
Guests of Mr. and Mrs.Elmer
W... ..... .....,....,-.. 7, ..... ..-~....Aviation Co. at Baltimore.
,ga :~ ~'=::; G. 1 ~ H1 31Yéc 7 ; r .»;f; f..:» n wx; ~ .=.: mi=;:.-*4,-"1~'~" -.'s »=z»»~.'»¢*='; o re-9: i §%~e€ he §_..\ Wi ,
~..».\¢:...r§..,¢...vGR»»:M- ..é.....,
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Tyson of
Omaha :bent Sunday at the par-
ental, M. E. Tyson, homo.
Mr.and Mrs.Earl Caldwell and
Nall were dinner guests, Sunday,
at the parental, Fred Long, home.
Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth e n u m.
son of Omaha visited at the par-
ental,Ed Gilbertson,home last
Sunday.
Miss Peggy Pounds ol Omaha
spent from Friday until Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
L. Pounds.
Members oi' the Danish Sew'ln8
Circle have been quilting,this
week, at the homo ol Mrs. H. Skov
Nielsen.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mace nero
Friday supper guests at the Rus
sell Porter home in Tekamah.
Fred Robertson of Herman is
spending several daYB with Dr.
and Mrs. C. R. Mead.
..=.............t.....................r-.me uodsey chaplain' mrs. Ethel nms i o e u u v - mr s . u u rr o r uvarious methods of oro wr o ne 'Wachter,mhrshsl;Mrs.Carrie'l`ruhlsen
A schedule of the rneetdnkl f°l-,lows: Friday, January 16, Herman
group at Mrs. Emil Follen's ?"'"'°~2
Monday,January 19,AYIIYIKWH,
group, st home of Mrs. I.aWro1'lCeDunklau: Wednesday. smr aww!
led by Mrs. Gevnze Kdlsr, Jr., llSeheffler Hall; Thursday (why)Blair RTVW led by Mrs. W. C. Lin-
den,at Sehalfler Hall;Frida)
January za,Fontanelle Group ar
Otto Inhghorst home.
ATTENDED CHURCH
TRAINING SCHOOL,
The leadershi training Bch°0l.|
Johnson,organist;Mrs.Bernice
Johnson,Adnh;Mrs.Dorthula
Morrow, Ruth; Mrs. Leona Potadle,Esther;Mrs.Ludlla Lowe.Mar-tha; Miss Elsie Wilson,Electa;
Mrs.Dora McDonald,w a r d e r ;
Clare Johnson, sentinel.
Installing o f f i c e r was BertLowe, with Mrs. Ethel Wachter as
installing marshal.During the
course ol the evening, (gilt was
Presented by the officers to Mrs.Frederlka Pepprniller,outgoing
Worthy Mntron.Mrs.Jespersen
was also appointed defense wair-
man ol the chapter.
Refreshments were served, at the
I Herman Baptist Guild-Mn,C.
L." Reid
Friday,January 23
Hex-msn Degree of Honor, °Ys~ter supper ". R. Gray home
Herman Wom.sn's Club-Mrs. O.
H. G°d»¢y~ti Blair Degree of Honor Installa-
onI Monday, January 26
Monday Afternoon Club
Hemun Bridge Club-Mrs. Wal-do HancockTuesday, January 21
O. E.S. Kensington--Mrs. Carl
BobsPIh1\»|Wednesday. January 28dmmm M,\_h°d§ z cose ol t o even ng,y Mr. and%'i'....».,.T§..'.§'Friday eve ni ng. Mrs. A, w. Barge °f Te wmh nnd'E ~ Pinoc hle mo b-mn. w.
Blair church representative who|M"~ and Mrs. Ned Tyson.'Thursday,January 29
attended a part or all of the school Kindred Club-Mrs R_ ]y[_ Iver-..... Mrs . Flo yd Si -£ tlr,s up4;i n-| ARL 1Nc.'r0 N 0. E. s .son '
te t f child 'vis on;rs.--
Jolhtfnsugton, suggglmrgientxnior 1 N s ' r A L L s o r s l c s n s i u g g ;e Ladies . u a - r m .
d rt |'.'Mn n.gg negl, junior;Mm.Frank`S The "sg oflmes ol 3° o. 2 5___M£:;1;as Society Mrs.Elmer
IIightree, on the board of educa-arepta spter °'.4 ' o f Armg-T___._M C_Klohin t stt.h Ma A c rs ,L .PP._d R J hn p Brooks ton,eldan nsts axon e -.i i fh é s n nmgl 0 ~'onic gall.Th`;Bday_ with Miss BBlair Pick Up-Mrs .H.H.
~u 1 _rown.Y wson as e line mar Kennsrd Menmist Aid-Mrs.
REP ORTS O N |'I`he following are the new offl- Clyde E. Rosenbaum
m r :N I M B E R S cers:
Union Stock Yards,Omaha,
Jan.20,19l'Y "A....l.E:Re-
ceipts of cattle at Omaha Mon-
day were 8,000 head.Demand
appeared to be broader andtrading ln cornled steers and
yearllngs more active at pricesstrongto25chigherthanthe
close ol last week.Best steers
brought $14.00.Heilers were in
good demand at fully steady
prices and cows sold freely any-where from !0@Z'5c higher than
Last Friday.The market (or
stocker:and feeders held justaboutsteady,supplies limited,
demand healthy.
CORNFED STEERSChoice to prime ....$13.75@l4.25
Good to choice . .....$12.Z5@18.75Fair to good .......s1o.'1s@12.z5
Common to fair . ...$ 9.00@l0.75
CORNFED YEARLINGSChoice to prime ....$l3.75@H.25Good 10 choice .....$l2.50@13.'l5
Fair to good .......$.l1.00@l2.50
Common to (air ....$I0.W@l1.l)0
Trashy warmed-ups S 9.00@10.00FED HEIFERSChoice to prime ....$l2.50@13.25Good .lo choice ....$l!.50@|2.50
Fair to good .......$l0.25@1l.50Common to fair ....$a.5o@mz5
COWS
II
rnursoay. It me wrunes U. nuns-lim- home.Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gnstin weredinner mmm at the Dave Gustinhome In Blair. Saturday.
The Desolb Snndsv §¢=l'm9I hasbeen discontinued until Annl. bo-
csuse of the had roads.Mr. and Mrs. John Sestvsbt ofOmahadied at the Ralph Hino-
lins home. sundav eveninz.
Kenneth Piooer.who is em-nlovsd in an Omaha nucldnt hoaso.snent Thursdav at home.Neil W dt a nd Harry PaulsenatteludedtheA. I. Hansen sale.west of Herman. Saturday.
s da visito t thCli(';:rdvHneline home .3 . u r:
Joe Su lv family.
Mr. and Mrs. Claar 1eCrone of
Kennsrd visited their daunrhter.Mrs. C. R. Aonlebv and lnmlly. last
week.
Alben Schjodt of Blair was ro-
eleoted director of the ProductionCredit Association, at the eiszth sn-nual meeting held in South Omaha,
Friday.Schiodt also appeared ontheprogram, elvinz the member-lehip report; he had served as
_membership sedvdty ehair-msn lor
the association daring the Dust
year.
*NECK
BONES
Sc lb.
*Liver
Pork
144: lb.
Brains
Beef
llc ln.
Weiners
GIaser's
25c ib.
*Hearts
Pork
12151: lb.
I
r
i'I`hone of Herman, at a 7 o'cloekf
dinner, Tuesday evening, were Mr.and bedfast with flu fe severallend Mm. z. s. smith, Mr. and Mrr.d,,,.,,_'4'
Li.Heroic!Stewart,Dr.and Mrs.[Walter E. Goehring, and John A.|
2 Carrigan.
IReturn Home After
Montlfe Visit
I Mrs. Clyde Larsen and daughter,
Donna Lou, left Tuesday for theirhomeinLongview,Washington
following a month's visit wth Mrs.
Larsen's parents,Mr,and Mrs.
George Kuhr,Jr.They planneo
Mr. and Mm. Fred Kolterman 0*lwahoo, Nebraska, spent Sunday tn
Blair with Carl Kolterman,Sr.,
and son, Cari. Jr.
Mr.and Mrs.Fritz Mathieseir
entertained i.hElr sonéin-law and.dnugl1ter, Mr. and Mrs. Adler Pet.
_ersen and family of Omaha, Sun~
day.l Mr. and Mrs. Jens P. Hansen of
|Washlngton spent Wednesday with
M d M .Walter G.Huber.e short stopover in Denver, Colo-f r. an rs
. . . a n I . .. . u v m n i a I A \ r h § l M -T . \ 1 r -¢'I'he Hubers visited friends in Om
Mrs.A C. Bebe]has been in " "'"" ' " " '" " |Miss Audrey webs, worthy ma uU:51'1'1A|.. p4U'|_L;;5
Everything points toward more
pigs than ever in 1942, according
tn the December Die'cron reoonof the agricultural marketing ne
vice of the U. S.government of
agricuture.The fall vis crop wase big one.It amounted to more
than 35 million pigs, or a fifth
more than we had during 1940.Ali sections of the United States
produced more fall pigs than a
year earlier, but it was the west
north central states,with 30 per
cent increase.that led the r w
The east north central statea
e\ n \ nn . r |o n h n p r a n o n n f 1 i nor l'*P1|Y
t o o n ;H .C M c C l e l l a n W d r t h y|p a "
tron;Mrs. Fern Gaines, associate A son, Roneid Raymond" 6 lb. B
matmn;Mrs.Grace Mastiek, oz., was born Tuesday morning 1,3recetmry;Mrs.M mr Gilfry. Mr. end Mrs. Harvey I-Ieineerllng.
treasurer;Mrs.Gertrude McClel» A Caesarian operation was pm.
lan, eonductresa; Mrs. Anna Koou, formed at Blair Hospital.Mrs.
associate conduetrese; Mrs.H-U-|Heinzerlinp: is the former Barbara
not Lawson,chaplain; Mrs.Inez Hitchman, daughter of Mrs RuthFrench, marshal: Mrs. Helen Hahl-beck, organist: Mrs. Mattie Peter-
sen, wa:der; Mrs. Pauline Ander-son, Adnh° Mrs Belle Reekme er.v . 7 b,4 ee I _Ruth;Mrs.Bess Brown,Es s en'l oz.ughter Carol Ann
Mrs.Violet Peterson,Martha;
Hitchmsn of Blair.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Murphy of
Fort Calhoun ere the parents of a
born bv Caeearian operation at
Blair Hosptaii,Tuesday morning.Mis; Lucy Lawson,Eleota;and A dausrhter,Lonaine Gayle.
Mrs. Maude Dovvell, sentinel.mvseiszht 5 lb. and 10 os.. was born
Prime heavy cows ..$8.75@9.25
Good to choice -.....$8.|}0@B.'i'5
Fair to good .........$7.25@H.D0Cutters.. . ........$8.25@'i'.25
.....s5.oo@e.eoCannersSTOCK. CATTLE
s11.oo@12.25
.s1o.oo@11.uo
s s.5o@1o oo
Good to choice ylgs.Fair to good ylgs. .Corn.to fair ylgs.
Wet cows ..........$ 6.25@ 7.50
$ 8.00@11.00Fieshy heifers .....
Steer calves .......$ 9.00@14.25
Heifer calves ......S 8.00@12.50FEEDER STEERS
Good to eh. feeders s1n.5o@z2.oo
Fair 'lo good feeders $ B.00@10.50
Corrs to feir feeders $ B,.'00@ 9.00
I!Al k a s e l t z e r
Goc Size .....Now 49c
\'ICK'SVapo Rub
Stainless351: Size .....29c
75:2 Size .........59c
N y a l A s p i r i n
100 Tablets ~ 3 9 1 :
200 Tablets ~........59c
N Y A I .
R u b b i n g A l c o h o l
Pint Bottie 391:
4 - w n v
Co l d T a b l e t s
Per Box ~.15c
S P E C I A L
Campana Balm
I-501: Bottle Regular(Sl1(T0':izgLe) Special
H o t W a t e r B o t t l e
Syringe xglhinalion
Buy Now . . . Our Stock
Is Complete
u,u,lnU'r
L i v e r O i l
50 Capsules .....-.....69c
100 Capsules .$1.19
NYM,C o d L i v e r o n
One-Half Pint 59:1
Full l'inls .98c
N e w P e - R u - N a
$1.25 Value $1.09
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Per Pint . ..
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[ H A I : f t g " t ; l U \ . I . l » C i { L u | £ : x \ I J ; s ;n. | . . ¢\ u -a h a ,S u n d a y .m a v n c u D l l u u . | . u . . a \ . :u l ¢. | .r w - ":H o a t é s s e s f g f t h e e v e n i n g w e r e J a _ , , { m . y ~t o ~a n d 3 ,
s e n s r o e r e n n e r s Q.'M r .a m - I M r s .G u s t a v K a h n k a n n » 1 V i h f e s f l a m e a R h e a G z l f r e y ,M 1 5 M r s .J o n e s .M r s .J o n e s w a s t
M C o m p t o n I s I ' s 1 r \ I . 1 u n d M a .a n d h i .M y m o n d ~~_F .L .D o l a n ._M a r y A l l e n ,d a u g h i e r o i
r a ..H o s t e s s F o r S i s t e r s ¥ . E " ? f , f f ' f I _ _ a n f , ' l 5 S l |° 2 _ , E I 1 n ,d P R O G R A M T O D A Y '_ _ . _ _ ____ _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ , , _ _ , _~. { ' i ° l . A ' . ' ? . " f ;' f f i h
I .Bu c s SHARPLY HIGHER,gg g HOGS:Receipts of hog at
9 Mr. and Omaha Monday were 11,500
head. A11 classes of buyers were~in the markpt for sunnlim: and__|mra» ueurgo u, nom, .uesuay ar-1Complrmentnrytohersisters., temoon.A spefal music program rs b i
Mrs, Chnstlne Benson of Sf. Pet~ers,Minnesota. and Miss MaryKull of Little Falls.Minnesota,
Mn.Fred Compton [entertained
a number of old neighbors ano
friends, Tuesday afternoon.
Guests included Mesdames Frei:
Olsen, Christina Thone, I... D. War-
rick, Laura Tofte, Walter Sappen-field, Ed Jensen, Walter Nielsai,Carl Pieper, Francis 'Forsberg and
1»aVeme.Anna Peterson,and
Misses Mary and Eva Andersen.
M Lou L a m entertained atrs.dinner,Tuesday,for Mrs.Fred<Dixon of Benson, Mrs. Bertha Tha-
den of Fort Calhoun, and Mrs. G.
G. Hina of Blair.
Miss Maxine Woodr-ing, daugh-
ter ol Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Wood-
ri elebrated her ei hth hinh"K» c s _ _'|e=y.Saturday,entertaining s
group of little friends at a party
that afternoon.
I Mr. and Mrs.Abe Warrick of
Arlington spent Sunday with Mrs.Ti.r t ' 1| .e rm¢spen socxs Y " I Ian he Wa.rHck and family. Tues
Mrs. Compton served lunch to the
visitors.
D. A. R. Enterinined
By Mrs. Mencke
ll.|ns wrmr., M......\... nnlnrruinnrl
H c -day guests of Mrs. Warrick wereMr. and Mrs. William Bisbee and
daughter, Carol Susan, of Arling-
hon.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Wul! were
ing given this aftemoon at the
Blair High School for students andthoseofthegeneralpublic who'
care to attend. Tha theme is "Amer-I
ican Unity Through Music" and
music of the home, s|\ool,com-
munity and the nation will be ex-
emplified.IAtonepointi n j h e programvirtually the entire music depswment will be on the stssge at one
time presenting a solid front of
140 music students.Other num-bers on the program are being gre-
Club and soloists.
sented by the choir,Boys'lee
No'r1 , orCHURCH SERVICES
KUYAL NEIGHBUKS ller, Aurgal Alien.lramsen of Arizona, gave birth toI N S T A L L O F F I C E R S son this month.
-s Mrs,Roy Poulson is a rnedica.With Mrs. H. H. Brown and Miss patient at Blair Hospital.Helen Bolt as installing officers.Mrs. Ethel Miner of Bhir en~
the following officers for the Roy-und the hospital for medicalal Neighbor lodge wereinstalled on treatment this week
Wednesday evening of this week:Mrs. Mary Moore has been ser-l»Omcl;'Selma Madsen; Vice ofa' ously ill for several days.Hospi-cle-Mse Meats; Chancellor--Mary l attendants reverted this morn-
Cronstrom;Past Oracle-Rena ing' she is sligtly improved.Kuhr;Recorder-Ella Bross;Re-I
ceiver-Mary lngerslev;Marshals
-Lucille Smith and Catherine
Stewart;Sentinels-Elsie Gustin
and Margant Epperley; Musician
_.Edna Holstein;Gr-aces 'osie
GUESTS OF VICECONSUL HOLST
Dr. and Mrs. N. C (`Arlsen, Dr.VsrnDeusen,Leona McCormick,'M _'p ~§°;'2"'.'§'=°'- suns Nelson and 323 ni? 'E..£..§., s'ff;'»kssi:"i§i'§
a ro in en.'f _ p N h 1Aftertheinstallation refresh-!S2,,}l°':,'M,;=m_,§"'v,; °g'_§_§
paid unevenly l
everything, hearinggreatest
were generally
Friday,best
selling up to $1grades going fr
SHEEP AND r
SHEEP: Recs
lambs at Ornal
7.500 head
Sk Boolr
'nu avenge 1bo o b l year.I
rows two tom |hom triends.
higher prices for.rier grades show-
advance.Prices
25c higher than:
butcher weights
1.35 and packing*om $11.30 down
.ma s s rEA.DYeipts of sheep and1a Monday were
.s n Yau
Mflon reldl d xie buys two, bor- 'x library and two I
f<»"" '$?=`""
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N.a;:.:.'ez;;,§..:$'5t";\.`ai'.;:'2a;first meeting of 1942, last Fddayafternoon.lThe program, entitled "National
Defense", was presented by Mrs.
C.R. Mead.Mrs.Mead revealed
n number of very interesting and
seldon heanl facts regarding thetraining of the men who defend our' Colorado, werecountry. A cash donation for the_ Mr.and Mrs.
United Service Organization was<voted by the chapter at this meet-
ing.
Sunday aftemuon visitors at the
George H.Kuhr home:evening'callers were Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph
Moncke.The Kuhrs spent Mondo)
at die Lenny
Orum.
Mrs.Clyde
_daughter,Kay
Kuhr home near
Sappenfleld and
Beth.of Denver,dinner guests of
Robert Hitehman,
Thursday evening.Mrs,Sappen-field and Kay Beth have been
guests of relatives hero slvgce the
Christmas holidays.'lo the Nikumi Chapter on Febru-'Albert Cawer,who has been
ary 20,employed in defense work on the
west coast siilte last fall. arrived
Monday Evening Club this week for several days with
`The Monday l-Iveniag Bridge Mrs, Carver and daughter at theClub met with Mrs. Wilbur |,0we_' Dr. R. E. Tilden homo; he will en-
this week.Substitute players were ter an Omaha hospital for a major
Mm.J.C, Thompson, who drew'<»nemUon. next week. En route to
cut prize,and Mrs.william' Illnir, Mr. Carver visited ln Berth~
,Gri mm lligh prize was won byaud, Colorado,with his mother,
,I\lrs. Alfred o. Sick.Mrs. o. Edmiston.
l Mrs. J. S.Bennr|retumed to
Tovvnscnd Club her home in Sioux City, Iowa, FH-;The first council meeting ol the day evening,following several
new year was held br 'I'ownsenn;d¢\)'! with her mother, Mrs. Semin
Club No. 1, Monday evoninm at gm' Stapleton, and luster, Mrs. Emest_y_ Cronstrom home on West wash.Tornblad.Mrs.Bennett recently
l .hh-a. C. R. Mend will be hostess
ington Street.The new president,| received a_ card,dated D_ecemher|
|CONGREGATIONAL-Mrs_Du.;
relle Barber:Thursday,pnstor's
visiting day; 5 o'clock p.m.,pas~tor's study course; 6 o'elock, L. 3_1U. dinner for Junior Cholr mem-l
hers; 7:30, Sunday School staff and
officers meeting ln church base-
ment: 7:30. board of trustees meets.Sunday, 10 o'clock, Sindsy School,
classes for children from beginners
to young people; ll a.m., morning
worship and sermon, "The Gift of
the Church to the World".|K E N N A R D.WASHINGTONLUTHERAN-P. C. Jensen:Sun-
day School, 10 am. ln both church-
es; services, 10:45 a.m. at Wash-_
ington, 7:45 p.m. at Kennuxd. .-\h-
nual meeting of congregation will
follow Kennard church service.
Catechetical class meets remlar-
ly,Saturday morning,9:30 to
11:30. at the parsonage.
FIRST LUTHERAN-I{_ c. Jor~
genseh:Sunday School at 9:30,
English services at 10:45. vesper
services at 8 with message by ProfJ. Langland. Lutheran Guild meetswithMrs.Modus Hansen.Wed~l
nesday afternoon,January 28,Harry Morris will talk on Gen.
\2..a..»v P 1-.. in masnmv .J Luth.
ments were served.John P. Holst at the 60th anni\er~
gary celebmtiono oafhtl1eThD;gsh
rotherhood in m a.u ay~ ~ ~leveninir.Principal speaker of the
H A R R Y M0 RRISewlls ¢ wa s the bma h mi ni s te rs
._,to the United States.Hem-ik deHarryMorris will give a talk °"Kauffmxnn.De Kauffmann gp-General Robert E- Lee-before a peared before the Dana student
meeting of the Luther l1€li!\l€»_body in Blair that aftemoon.
next Wedneledayl °"°';'Q§-F'¥"'§1
event will ta e ace a e mrsLutheranChurcii on West J a c k - ' M I S S C L E M M E R I S
son Street.C O N V A L E S C I N G
.n Miss Frances Clemmer was able~~1 0 to return home. Sunday. from Im-
~~ manuel Hospital in Omaha.She.lis eonvalesclnyf at her apartment
Neal Grubbe, who has been prm.,in the Jake Brass home.
|
cipal of the school at Wisner. be-
gan his new duties this week at su.
perintendent of the \Vinsid\
Schools,Mr.Grubbe, well-known
throughout Washington County
and Mrs. Grubbe is a niece of FrmMisfeldtofSunnysideandhim
Ray Brown ol' Kennnrd.
Advertise in The Enterprise
It In-inns Results
I
Buy Defense Bonds and.Saving Starilps Now!
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B u Defense Stamps!
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l mon ao?'rms Space cor-mauled by The Enterprise
Fr a n k Petersen,presided;Mr s J .
Cronntrorn is th e ne w sec retary -
treasurer.
I Plans were Ifillde for a drive for
ne\V rnembfers, and it.n a n an-
nounced that meetings wi ll con-
tinue to be held reguiarlv al. Schei-
fer I lnll, c n c h ls t a n d 3 r d Fr id ay
eveninszo of eac h month.Th e ne xt
msmfinor in nf|1nr|\1|0r|fm- Fn hn ln rvi
14,f r o m her son,Bob Benn ett;
thou ght to b e in Aus tralia with the
U. S. artille ry , at the time the let-
ter wa s wr itten ,the Bennetts be-
lieve th a t their son is n e w sta-
.ti on ed in Singapore.
Luthe ra n Gui ld
Mr s Ma ri us Ila n ae n wi ll e n te r
l \ \ \ \ l U L A n n u u v n w a n aerle a g u e ,Wednesday evening.
B A P T I S T - - C .E .Ha mi lto n :
"A n xi o u s Ca r e" wi ll b e th e the me
f o r Sunday mor nin g'a 11 o'ulock
servic e. The lc tt;re of Paul to Tini-
o th y wi ll be th e subjec t fOr the
evening. The Sun day Sc ho ol meets
a t 10 a.rn.,y ou ng peo ple a t 6:30m i n memb ers of th e Lu the r an | PUL Sunday
I
I ~'GE' ln;I§";vE"l;e ;}v;¢i;t;a;'Cuiid at her home, nut Wednes-
nmsnm Presented.day sfllmoon.¢.I CHURCH OF CHRIST-10 "~!"-»
Bible School; 11 mm., Communwn
and worship,"S|.ewardship". 6:30p.m.. Junior Endeavor; 7:80 Pm..
missionary society offers program
of responsive readings and songs.
1uE'rHonxsT-John P. Brooks:
10 |.m., Church School, meeting ln
three departments. 11 a.m-. morn-ing worship and anthem by choir,
sermon by Rev. Paul M.Hillmanof Fremont; one feature of the ser-
vice will be the prosenbativn af a
plan for the reduction of debt onCmwellHome, Nebraska YV°§|¢>'°
nn, and other Church inghtullonn.Rev. Brooks will supply tha Fre-mont pulpit.7:30 p.m.,Sunday,
Young Adult Fellowahlp--an evdn-lng of educntion and x'ellowlh\P»
rnnrluudina miih nfmahments.Na
r
7 1 1OP EN SUNDAYS AND EVENINCS
A n n o u n c e m e n t .l o a s
I Have Purchased the Interest of My Broth-
er, Russell Larson, in the
LARSON BROS. MARKET
And Will Operlte the Bulinesa in the Fulum.The Same High
Quality Merchandise and Good Service We Have Alwlyl Given
Wlll He Conllnued ln the Future.
Your Continued Patronage Is Solicited and
Will Be Appreciated
0 0 o
HERMAN LARSON
BLAIR, NEBRASKA
- -_ _-ww:
THANK
YOU!
I extend my nlncrre lhnnlm
lo lhole who hue been my
pllronn ll the
Larson Bros.
Market
for ¢he many yum I have
b ln business.Your loy-
lliy in greatly apprednled.
0
R u s s e l l L a r s o n
|I
*Bacon §E2»ii;&,'§.1}£;- 21
Lard Swifts, llb. Carton 15
Chili Bricks, Each 23
*NECK
BONES
Sc lb.
*Hearts
Pork
12151: lb.
*Liver
Pork
144: lb.
Brains
Beef
llc ln.
Weiners
GIaser's
25c ib.
*ci~=ip¢frui¢ned.siie,s§19c
*Oranges Med. Size,Doz. Zlc
i be v ¢~,DANISH LUTHERAN OF 0R~
UM-Co 1umST MARYS EPISQOPALSdny Sch I 9:
l k Ch rch
offic era have n chosen e |
mmunlon service.1 u'clock, Dr N. c. Carlsen of r I
_."ordon Hughes:\u\oo »80o'c oc ;u services, 11 o'clock |
Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Iverson md;Clml lu of Herman warn Satur-|day dlnner welt: of Mn. MarginetIverwnandfamily.Tuudxy
Ievening nam of Mn. Mnrzlmzvanm were Mr. and Hn. R. M.
Corn Select 3 No. 2 Cans 25c
Pancake Flour 3 lb. Bag l2c
Corn Flakes Miller'sPkg.8c
Coffee Sas Perfection, lb.Zlc
Toilet Tissue X£:;",°,{';*{{, 25;
Noodles Choice Egg, 2 lbs.-19
Fruit Cocktail 2 I-lb. Cans zs
Puifal Wheat Cello. Bag, Each 5
PHONE 32 »We Deliv
w.J. sAsI -|1 Ivenon axfd son, Bob.
' ' Y 1(5i1:¢\1 :¥i ~*4
-THEl L n o u | - | . .n r . . | . . . . . . 1 . .9 . _ . . . . . . _a n u n a
fan Calhoun
And Vidniey
¢" . Z C r .
i : 3 ¢...~\i r
~~~~Club laumemim Familia Az ow-
te r S u r i v"
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Along The
Bottom Road
EW GUEST AT MARRIAGE L1CI§i~1sEs
C R O W E L L H O M E Jumary 16-IE!;_Humlieek, Cnr-
'roll Iown,and Mildred PauleyM m Mmr B, Bregding, widow Clxlroll, Ian.I
~ 4§f:?,@f§'/i1§£fI{?;;L7.i..
~d~f~fif . ~ T ..
Mr. md Mn. W, J.Nunk nnd
R,|lph'Vdl"Bd, Symdly. with Mm
Effects of War
'Felt Loca||y
Nehrukn, amd Washington Conn
ty, nllenx must tile appllcatio~between February 9 And Feb
28, 1942, inclndve. This mle ~
plies w f o r t y ~
EW GUEST ATCROWELL HOME
M m Mlry B Breeding, widow
ol a former Methodist mininer.
has been voted into the Cnmell
Memorial Home here.The new
guest arrived early this week, totake up residnnee.
Along The
Bottom Road
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Larson and
son and Mr, and Mm. George K.
Nelson and Norma were guem at
9 birthday puny given Tuesday
evenimr at the Herman Pewersen
home, in honor ol Mrs. Pefatlwu.
Mr.and Mn. Henry Sorensen
and H.C.Kuhr :nd son, Ralph,were nnang those attending the
unnual meeting of the Production
Credit Association in South Oma-
ha, Friday.
Mrs. Carrie Simonaen and lam-ily attended the funeral of Mm.
lauis Lund in Blair, Sundny.
Edwin Simonsen went to Omalm,
Cempb¢||°s Mortuary
PHONE 91
MARRIAGE L1CI§i~1sEs
Jumary 16-M.ll;_Humlieek, Cnr-
rnll,Iown,and Mlldnd Pauley,
Carroll, Ian.
Janunry X6-Eldrege L. KillianOmaha, and Hlrrlet Selfert, Om:
mhz..
January 17-Ervin J.Ci-ews,
Morehexd, Iowa.
January 19--Bamey Oldfield,
Dsnlnon, lawn, and Ellen Stephen-
son, Denison, Iowa,
It Brings xmnxu
meréldbers M; =~=': : " : ' z°: s z;
'joy an on r sunlWac.ht.er home. Around forty were
'bresentThe club will meet w i t h ~Johanna Olson January 30..Plnochle was nlsyed. and pnzeswere awuded ss Iollowlz Mrs. Jo-
hanna Olson andOle Jensm high;
Marjorie and Darrel Jense . low;
Mrs.Henry Richter.r vellngl
prize.The Ben Wuhlner. ,Ernest
Grenier. A. I-I. Lowe. Henry Rich-ter. Fremont Jensen. Tom Wake-field. Jr., Wsrren Wakefield. Mrs.Lizzie Richmr. Mrs.Johanna Ol~son and Ole Jensen families at-tended end_M§a»_}~lgnn( Henning:
Mr.and Mrs. George Rohwerand Beth were sweets. Sundsyfiordinner at the Frederick Beckmanhome in Omaha.The Frank Temnorleya movedlast week from their farm in Greendistrictt o n farm in Douglusl
county.
Kruse, of Omaha. Krlduated from
the Mlnne Luss zmds school Tues-
day evenins.He will attend Nonh
High School in Omaha.Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Kruse mentSundxy with Mr. and Mrs. William
Slayer.,Sunday mleals of Mr. end Mrs.¢\__.|u..u..:.. ....... u--_A u..
Billy Kruse.san of Willlun
Novsk'| brother-m-law ann meer.Mr, and Mrs Edglr Larsen, went
of Hermsn.Mrs.Judith Aronson.who islm.. the wi nter in L inco ln a nd
Omaha,visited Mrs.John Near-
hood, Prldxy.Mr. and Mrs. James Thompsonwere supper guests, W¢d"°'¢'Y. lf
the Bert Cooper home.On Sun-
day, they were mbertained at din-
ner by their son-in-lsw end daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jordan.Members of the McCarthy Pro-gressive Club are gathering at the
home ol Mrs. Chris Christoflersen,today (Thundsy l. lor a coveredn.___».--..ml.-_.....=..._4- n...
The country note may be thou-
sands of miles away from the bat-
tle front, but its shelves (eel the
effem of the wer. Dozens of items
sold in the avenge shore may soon
be very scarce, or may disappear
entirely.Halter ropes are made of hemp
from the Philippines. Sisal,from
which binder twine is made, cumesfrom Yucaten.Hog bristles from
Mongolia are used in brushes, Soft
drinks contain coca leaves from
Peru and Kola nuts from Jsmniee.'Tapiocl hu been imported in the
past from me Netherlands Indim
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Between rennllly z ana renru-ary 7 are the dstes of applicationwhich hsve been set for Gennsri,
Italian end Japanese nstlonsls re-
siding in the state! of Calllornix,Oregon, Wsshlngtoh Nevada, Ar-izona, Montana, Utah and Idaho.
Fmllure to complywll'.h the no#
regulations may be punished by
severe pennltia, including possible
interment of the enemy alien forthe duration of tns _wen The ob-
ject of the new ruling is the dual
one of strengthening the UnitedStates' internal wety And nrv'-~'
U18 the loyal alien, even if he has
become technically an nlien enemv.
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Poumn CHINA
BRED sow SALE
at
Taylor fs' Wells Pavilion
FREMONT, NEBRASKA
Saturday, January 31
Sale Starts at 1:00 P. M.
sr nemmzroro. Neorssu. was aguest.
Rev. and Mrs. A. W. Clarke had
as guests. Thursday. Rev. and Mrs.
R. C. Tanner of Tek-lmth and Rev.and Mm. Leon Keyes and childrenof Decatur.Fred Robertson went to Omaha,Frldsy. to enter Immanuel Hospi-tal for a minor opemtlon. He ls
gettin!! alarm nicely and wil behome the luter nan or the week.Mrs.Ole Jensen visited l a s tweek with relatives at Costslield,Nebraska.Mr. and Mrs. Emil Follen and
sons spent Saturday eveninz withMr. and Mrs. John GreltersonpMiss Hanriet Busch of Los An-keles,California,visited at theTornWakefield home last week.
Friday.Marion Wakefield wok
Miss Busch to Pioestone. Minneso-ta where she will visit her oar-
ents-- he will return this week-
Mrs. L. A. Woodward was host-
ess to the W.S.C.S..WednesdaysYt§moon
r. l.n Mrs. Russell PorterTekamahwereTuesdayevenin
visitors at the Ernest Grenierhome.Mr. and Mrs. Ed Olson and Mrs.amanda Rasmussen attended ser-vices eg the Danish LutheranChurch in Blair. Sunday.
Mrs. Arnold Petersen and twindauzhters are spending a few daysthis week at Fort Calhoun with her
Daren!-s. Mr.and Mrs.RichardLenox.
Miss Darrmar Olson was a Fri-
day eveninz visitor of Mrs. Merta
Goll at Tekamah.
Frank Nelson entered the 1m~
manuel Hospital in Omaha. Tues-
dny; Saturday he submitted to amajor operation.
Miss Elnn Petersen spent the
week»end at the John Bader home
in Fremont.
Services at the Hill Creek and
Rose Hill Churches were cancelled,Sunday. due to the had oonditionof the roads.__The Hill Creek Ladies Aid Wlll
meet with Mrs,Henrv Petersen.January 29.
Miss Bemndine Otto ol Tekamah
spent Friday nixzht at the Ed 0'l~son home.
Joe Revzlik.Sr.. of north oftown was taken to n Fremont hus-nital. last week. for medical care.
The Baptist Guild met with Mrs.0. H. Godsey, 'lhursday afternoon.
They are meetinz today with Mrs.C, L. Reid.Rav A w felnlm .|..,..... s v:_
ne u mu--1. we... .-....nu mn.Guy M¢Nnir and Cecile, of Omaha.Miss Norms Sanders soent theweek-end with Miss Lucille Rohw-er, in Omaha.Mr.and Mrs.William Tletizen
were guests ol Mr. and Mrs. How-
ard Tietxen in Omaha.Mrs. Ernst Schmidt underwentan operation in an Omaha hosnitsl,Mondav mominrt.Mr. and Mrs. Grant Lass werehosts at a Wt ludk sooner at thdrhome. Wednesday evening.Thefollowlnz families were present:l<1ugo,Paul and Waldo Kruse. Wil-
liam Tietzen.Fischer and Misa
Shirley Purcell.
Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Clausen st-
tended a stock show in Denver,
Mr. Clausen bouzht several oarload
of uttle.Mr. and Mrs.Mark Slader an-nounced the cominz marriage oftheir daughter, Miss Dorothy Slad-er. w Stanley Olm. Sunday.Theweddinl will take Dlsce sometimein February-
School Notes
The time for the declamntorycontesthasoncemorerolled
around and all those who olsn toparticivabe are electing their read-ings and bezinnimz the task of
lenminz them.The date has been
set at an earlier time this vear. thelocal contest beinz held Februaryl'l.Many students are whole-heartedly takinlr part couched byMrs, Maxon McQuarrie.A new semester was besrun to-day. The iunxors feel It was started
with a ba iz. because they ordered
their class rinzs and selected their
announcements.Students in the grades arestudymxrforthe comimz soellingcontest.
Jiomestoad 'Views
The many friends of Frank Nel-
son are sorrv to hear that he is inImmanuelHosoltalinOmahawhere he expects to remainfor tendaysor two weeks.Mrs. Nelsonremained in Omaha to be near him.and his damzhter. Vera. is a stu.-
dent nurse at the hosoital. Friends
and 'nelirhbors all wish him a
speedy recovery.Miss Mary Metzler of Omahaspent the week-end at the home olher sister. Mrs. Aubrey Gaines.Mr. and Mrs. Robert Metzler ol'Omaha announce the arrival of ababy dP'3!"'*€'f hom__Fridsv at Im-
msn nmeneon.hostess' birth:Sunday dinnMn.Dan Th
were Mr. and
and Jo Ann,lawrence Gooington.
Mr. and ld
Omaha vidte.hmea P. MuiSundavguestMullin were tl
ter-in-law, Mr.
Mullin of Denl
Mr. and Mrteltained at lufor Mr. and Mdaughters, BaiHerbert Koi
spent the wee?ton Long fam.
sen.Guests of l\Hinz and Ther
evening,wendames Earl 'If
ter,Bemard
Harland NelsoVeme PaulsenMr. and MrMr. and Mrs.
to Wahoo, Su
see the bomb
construction.Long and Burlley spent the lFremont.
ln celehratir
day. Carla Hinparty, Saturdi
time was spegoinir to Pstland Darlene 5
Hindley serve(
eon. the maih
s birthday cak
eluded Janet
Johnson.Sh:-lWrich, Leonaand Darlene SMr. and Mlwho celebrate(
ding anniven
were guests oa party givenSkolcan of OnMr.and Mfamily of ArliMertonWine
evening.Mr. and Mrs
tertalned. lasttion of the fou
daughter,Maeluded Mrs. P:id of Florence
me we-sion is welay.ier guests of Mr. andiompsonandEdna
Mrs. Earl Thompson
and Mr. and Mrs.
k and sons of Arl-
rs. James Dunn of
d at the parental,
lin home, Thursday.n of Mr.and Mrs.heir son and daugh-
. and Mrs. James A.
son. Iowa.
~s. Wuton Long en-nch, Sunday evening.rs. leon Hindley and'bars and Carla.
:hlner of Arlington
k-end with the Wes-
ily and Ludwig Jen-
llr.and Mrs.Floyd
on at dinner, Sunday: Messrs. and Mes-hompson and daugh-
Paulsen of Omaha,
n of Omrn,Miss La-, and Martin Fllbert.
s. Weston Long and
Leon Hindley drove
.inday afternoon, to
er plant now underRolland and Normanara and Carla Hind-
;ime roller skating in
an of her tenth birth-idlev entertained at aayafternoon.Thent at hearts,prizes
or the Dominican Republic. Cocoabeans come from South America.
Peppermint oil is a Russian im-
port.
Ginger and nutmeg come ho mtheBntlshWestIndies,pepper
and other spices from Africa, Chi-nn, French Ind(-China, Japan, In-dia. or the Netherlands Indies. Ba-
|n;nas come from Central Americafplneapples from Hawaii and Cu»
|_Iceland has been the source of
cod-liver oil;castor oil has beenshipped in from India and Brazil;hay fever and asthma remedies
contain mahuang,a Chinese im-port.Pnrgatives contain psyllium
seed from India, ipecac from Nic-'iaragua,senna from Levant, and
aloes from the Netherlands WestIndies.
Camphor oil was formerly im-
.ported from Japan;iodine from]Chile, horehound from Spain, and]
lother medicinals from every vm:of the earth.Shelves are lined_with foods packed in cans made oftin from Malaya or Bolivia.I
The seed box contains onion seed_lfrom the Canary Islands, cabbagelseed from Denmark, spinach, par-
snip,carrot, turnip, radiah, flow-
erlsoeds and bulbs from the Neth-
erlIn a thousand ways our stand-
lard ol.living is being changed hy]
the war.Many itemswvhieli we'fhave taken for granted withouti
[considering the distances and the
many nations from which they'icia Johnson, highpcame. are gone.iedlacek, low.Mrs.
l a two-course lunch-
feature of which was
e.Carla's guests in-Nygaard,PatriciaIaThomason.MyraChristensen,Helenedlacek.
rs.Merton Winchell,
i their Silver Wed-
iary on January l l ,f honor that day at
bv Mr. and Mrs. Ed
5 ENEMY ALIENS
l T O R E G I S T E R .
rlNew regulations,affecting the
f conduct of German,Italian and
'Japanese nationals in the United
States, were announced this week.
Issued under the authority of the
Presidential proclamation relating
.to alien enemies, the new reguln-'[tions require all German, Italian'
iaha.land Japanese aliens va apply at the:
rs. Fred Jones gndlneaxest first or second class orington vnned at the'
hell home.Friday'
x, Gifford Nielsen en-
Sunday, in celebra-rth birthday of theirirlene.Guests in-aul Melotz and Dav-i.Messrs. and.Mes-l
county seat, post office for a. Cer-l
tificate of Identification. 'I'he re-i
quirement applies to all enemy na-|
tionals 14 years of age or over,
who have not yet taken the oath ol-
allegiance before a Federal Judge,'the final step in acquiring Amer-`ican citizenship.`
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Cl a r k Hu b e r
ing school in the near future.
Mrs. J. Merton Kuhr attended
the Ladies Soda]Union annualPot-of-Gold luncheon at the BlairCongregationalChurch,Tuesday,
. and in the evening she was present
for the annual meetlnk uf church
members.Mr. Kuhr attended Ma-
Isonie lodge.
'|l.ran|l'erred to a Mississippi train-
Mr.and Mrs. J. Merton Kuhrand children. Patty and Marshall.were dinner guests nt the parental,George. Kuhr, Jr., heme, Sunday.
r.x\]:.r}fnei lJ;sénp»;; e o :\ " 1 l : ~
hors on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Byron Bunn, with the assis-
tance of Mrs. Gudlnond Sorensen1 22{'.l&.'?i;..?°Z.2'.§»';£.§°'.;f 5§§'2"<?R:
[dred Club at the C. B. Bunn home,'I`hursduy afternoon.The tims|
was spent sewing and socially undnt the close ofhe meeting a lunch-I
con wus serve .Mrs. R. M. Ive -lgon will 3; hostess to the club og!
1 anuary .|Mr. and Mrs. Bemsni Paulsen of
.Omaha and Mr, and Mrs, Harland|Nelson of Orum vlslted at the par-
nental, Paul Paulsen home Sundayln the evening u»,e§_ together ~
Misa LaVerne Paulsen, were dinner'
e;:':.°§..?.é:- and Mrs. Floyd Hinz
Buy Defense Stamps and Bonds
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hU1HOR\1\£5 AND OUR toummiiii Uh\N1l\N WHOL£$Ul£
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Messrs. and. Mes-'
ruse and fa mily of .
Ha r old Larsen and!
ha.. and Emil Sta n#
of Blai r.. D ic k Maxwell vis ~|Wisconsin Dairy Sa
|:adaydinnerguests
home were Mr. and
hneider of Kennard.
Christofferson we ntebras ka. F riday , to'
era! of her unc le, S.r
e Christoffersena
the S imms ' s ir ti eth.
erea ry only u fe w
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SATURDAY, _IANUARY 24
at the
Taylor U -Wells Pavilion
FREMONT, NEBR.
nts,Mr .and Mr s
fersen.a t dinnef Holstein'BrownSwiss'Guernsey
ry,fresh and springer6 5 ~cows and heifers and
calves.All T. B. and
Bangs tested and from the best dairy state in
the U¢|ion.
If Y o u W a n t r o Bu y E xt r a G o o d
Dair y C ows , Be Sure to
|I~.Fred Dornacker!
3 pinochle part)'.|
.Their sruests weref
en, Floyd and Car!_
~I N l \ h . _; e , 5 e o , o o n FD R 0\ |£ R 9 , 0 0 0 5 0 1 1 ? - L n nn......mv nw ;
l + + o + o » + u + ¢ + + o
0| SAT UP IN BED
,tryinz to get a lime sleeD~ Stom-:ach unset.Since usinxr ADLERL\KA I feel so zoodl am 64 yearslold and dn mv own work." (E. P.-0 k| a .l If seas in stomach or ln-1 testines bothers YOU. lry ADLER~IKA todav.BLAIR DRUG CO.
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CONSERVE TIRES-
..... ...\,......= ...we .0 mn-coln. Saturday. takin! 0. H. Knou
to the Veterans Hosnital..Mr.and Mrs.Tom Wakefield:ted Mrs. Anna Peddie from 'I'hurs»the Warren Wakefields.Mrs. .g. M. Brewster spent. Wed-nesday ln Tekamah with Mr. andMm. ,lease Webster.Emll Fallen and Mrs.HurleyClements attended the funeral oftheir uncle. Swan Strom, at Ran-dolph, Nebraska. Friday.Mrs. Paul Hancock was hostess
g the Bautist kensinzton, Wedna-
Y.Rev. A. W. Clarke and Rev. C.
R.Tanner of Tekamah will ex-chanlte Dulvits. Sunday. Rev. Tan-
manue| nusmml m umana.Jan Vauzlmn and Frank Colganwere Wednesday dinner inlesbs at
enck spent Mondsv with Mrs.James Cunety.Misa Harriet Buch of Los An-
xzcles spent several days last weekat the Tom Wakefield home.'\lr and Mrs.Georxre HienssenandFrderick were Tuesday d.\n~ner guests at Fred Grabbes.Sundav dinner :nests at the
Warren Wakefield home were Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Wakefield.Amon! Lhuse enluvimz an ovsmsuuner at the Ben Wachter homeinHerman.Fridav evenimr were
C rol Fry'
p hlrs. Gegrke Hlenssen and ydnmea Hugo 1Fort Calhoun,
Bonnie of Om.
der and AltonMr. and Mn
ited Mrs. Lens
Saturday.Su
at tne PedersenMrs. James S4
Mrs.Chris
£0 Randolph, Iattend the funI-I.Strom.1
were mxesu atweddingsnni
weeks ago.Vemon Chltained his nm-
i
e
'1v u n u s u n n u c o o r n n n n u v n u m c u m u a n u n s u u o u u a m .r o u u a n n o n
F~MONT,~ ~EB~
Holstein'BrownSwiss'Guernsey
fresh and springer6 5 ~cows and heifers and
calves.All T. B. and
Bangs tested and from the best dairy state in
the U¢|ion.
If Y o u W a n t r o Bu y E xt r a G o o d
Dair y C ows , Be Sure to
ATTEND THIS SALE!
Paul W. Rolfsmeier, 0wner
TAYLOR & W ELLS, Auctioneers
H
ne r will d e li ver th e s er mon at th eHe r ma n Method ist Churc h.
.Mr . an d Mm. H. C . Ha ns e n vi a -
lted Fr e d Robertson a t th e I m
man ual Hoani tal.Saturday ,Rev.
Rlfld Mr s .A .W .Clar ke called on
hi m,Sunday .Mr .an d Mr s. J a me s V a n Ho r n
were Sunday din ner Klles ta of Dr.an d Mm. Ve rn o n V an Ho rn in Om-
aha.Mr s.Sarah Swa n ac c o mp anied tlmern to Omah a,Bbendi ng the
da v wi th th e I Ia n ~ v S wan s .
hir . a nd Mr s .Be r t Conner o f
Blair were Sundav dinner Iniesta at
th e 0 . L. Hi la i na er ho me .
.: Rev. ~ y a. Clarke c onduc ted ser-
Mr. and Mr s. Tom W ak efi eld , Mar-
ion W ak ef ie ld a nd Miss Harriet.
Buc h, Mr. and Mrs. W arr en W ake-field.Mr . a n d Mr s.Fnu mon t J en-
se n, Mrs . Ro v W a ke fi eld an d Mr s.
He n r y He nn i n au o f Hernminpfford,
Nebraska.
Mr. an d Mm. Ro y W ak efi eld a nd
W ay ne soent Sa tu rd nv ni gh t and§;» ». dw wi th Mrs . A nn a Bro oc k in
airMi s a B e tty C o x wa s a Fri day
night gues t of J enni e Deaver.Fridav evening nrueata at the Ed-
wa r d Qu i nt h ome we r e Mr . a n d
Mm. My rl F li es c h ma n an d Le na .
Sundav dinner guests o f A l m a
.. _ - .- - . . .I - . .ChHa Christi]
Wednesday , in
birth anniversa
djépi;
Mr .an d Mr
entertained a'
Frid av even inn
Ber tra nd Lind
Wiaeley , Mesar
W Andersen.
K u h l, a n d E miDelb ert Ra ll
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F~MONT,~ ~EB~
Holstein'BrownSwiss'Guernsey
fresh and springer6 5 ~cows and heifers and
calves.All T. B. and
Bangs tested and from the best dairy state in
the U¢|ion.
If Y o u W a n t r o Bu y E xt r a G o o d
Dair y C ows , Be Sure to
ATTEND THIS SALE!
Paul W. Rolfsmeier, 0wner
TAYLOR & W ELLS, Auctioneers
g ann meaulmes n.Ros s L ove . Rudo lph
est Monson.
er of Ainslev.Ne~VIC es ar.br o we ll Ho me m Bla i rSunday ,M .1 'se ices.rs C ark e attended the
.is s Mi nn ie F in k of O -:ted Mrs. Anna Pedd f rn visd a g , mg Mo n d a y ,le ro m Th ur s-
rs.enrv Hen ning aen r H _nsrford, Nebraska , is sneondiezng
I o weeks m t h her sister,Mr s .
remont J ensen an d f ami ly .Mr .an d Mr s .Ernest Grc nier
wer e d njn er gn e sts of Mr s .Ma r yBulzm rn l0uaha. Ti1UI8day _
205IJ§'earn f r U ~ilantxet Lhu rc h in <3'.'£'.E.1..3`..-i§¥"{,`Z
hehe S d:u n a v inofninyr 1 .ser vic es at the He a u Coiltllitl
and Bir die Fletc her we re Mr . a n d
f f m W a me n W akefield a n d f a m-
: VMr .and M m .Ro v Me tzle r a n d
fa mi lv wer e Su nd ay d in ne r gu es ts
of Orva Me tz le rs .
Mrs. Fremont J ensen is enjoy anp;
a vi sit fro m h er s ister. Mrs He nr y
llennimzs o f Hemmimzfo rd.
Orva Metz ler ha d the mi sfo rtu ne
to h ave a ra r h e wa s renairinit.
slip o f f the bloc ks and break his
collar bone.Ile i s imn ro vim: r an -
1fll\.
\i s i to r :Ll the Carson Gainesl1ul1|P no m .\rlina'ton.Saturd av' I " ' " " c h u n h ovvnin f.\\1ll Mr .an d Mr s .Au b-ch irrerlmli\eMm br ed li f k i n :n|cl ; | \(§uin\5.
at Sterling 'Eu 5f&"f§iS o f I0itli.|\¢:\Mi s s I to ttv C ox wa s a S atu rd a y
Ha r old an d I ; g .iiirht an d Sun dav truest o f Mi l-W althi ll :ment éiubv Hu u mi i s l uf d r ed L a rs en in He rman .
the Grc nier hor(nduv '='~"3'flIll£!n t'Mr .and Mr s .Rox'hie tz ler a nd
W hile workinne.lf a m i lv and Mr .an d Mr s .Or va
ir o n h is c ar at the Blotzler and fa mily we n :SundayFree1.ma n I-|lI1n 5,1gay. Orvo Metzller h.i".i"€iI;. m=;;;g;-
" '»If`i."' break his c ollar bone._e brid ge c lu b was te
visitors a t the Aub rey Gaines
home.
m -
F r i d a y , I J V ~ W I .?f3..-'1'~i'3€d»|us |
hr§1;i=I."\§aB mlest.S u n d y .of '
Mr. and Mr s. Fre d D orn aek er.Cly de Bi ff ar . so n of Mr .and
Mr s.J ohn Bif fa r.has joined the
arrn y a ir roms, Ile wri tes hi s n ar-
ents tha t h e is hei nr r o ut throufzh
a series of tests at Shennzml Fivlrl.
W ic hita Falls.Texas.hut wi ll
nrobablv be tr ansferr ed to a nother
field in th e ne ar futu re.
Mr .and MVS llvn r x ll| =|H :uni
son. Jml<io of Ilontwr w»r»Irlrl:\\
afi(°rnonn and surmer lf1I1"l- of HrBlld Mr:=. Ross Lou :wrl f:| .|:.ll\.
\ir.Iirul ~ . | . »f:l\»\.\!l 5;v .i
Hm=~l.:\:ai t l i .Inn i:¢»:T1l\1 I
|l¢|ll1|*r.~.lr li "nz:E.:uni \ 1
(i||\|l1.t \L| l| >I-U11 f\I|»mi;m\.
Atltflrlif lllnae " h u :;1l\1|¢le¢i tin
annual Im1l1I| ;:of ll1|lrmlm1:=-nCredit\\-»r::\l|¢-rl l\1 Fouth (lrmsf
hit.l"i|:l.\\.\\ lf |Ihv faallnnltri.;
I'aDio fanm-rs:Mvs sm.and Mes-
dames Alb ert Svhjodt and RoseMar ie , Ar no ld Fu hlro d t an d W ar-
ren.A.R lteales.C.lt.W ilkins.
Fr an k Biffar.F1ovd Wiseley,
C h d s W u lf . an d Aus tin Renalnaw.
M r and Mrs:Alhnrt Q|~I€~l+
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MOTOR TUNE-UP [la someru
angina and fuel).
C A RI UI S TOI . mn F UE L
PUMP flo sun fuel]
srrmno AND umm ALIGNMEHT (muh:lin: lm!lungsr--
comorvn rubber).
Bo m' A ND fmn n I n ma n
I
._... nelson, meIhustess served a dessert luncheon;
the rmmea resulted in Miss Mag-
xne Lowe receivlnlz the high min,
Mn. Waldo Hancock will entertaintheladies. January 26.The Herman Druject club lead-
ers met ng the home of Mrs. EmllFollen, lf'ndny. for an nll~day ses-sion.Miss Ruth Wolfe of BlairRave the lesson entitled."If Ill.
"°;=,_ Cgmes".
e ezree ol Honor Lodze wilmeet Frlday eveninz. Janunrv ~at the home of Mr, and Mrs. c.la.Gray.An oyster runner will be
served to members and their fam-ilies.and installation of officerswill take e.d uRe v A W.CI k.F`rc dR .Aon Mrs I). W. hits... ....°'¥&'.¥.,
Loma Fitch Dlan to attend a culti-
vation meelinz at the First Metho-§;f'D§§;;;h |naC;mahA. Sunday, for
an"g dnugcth aymen of the 0m~
r. an . E zchildren-»d"mfI.'°i1..'§.§.°.I"l2,1",§
were Sundav dinner meat: of Mr.um Rlllbell Porter at Teh.
Herman News
The Herman Woman's Club willmeet Friday afternoon. January 28.with Mrs. Henrv Truhlsen. A pro-zram on relizion will be given byMrs. J. H. Johnson.Mr. and Mm. .lease Webster and
sons nf Tekamah wele Sunday suD~
ner guests at the J. M. Brewster
home.Mr.and Mn. Bruce Smlth ofOmaha sneht Prldav and Saturdaywith Mm. D. E. Hayes.Terry Tex Brewster anueamd ln
a contest on the staue at the StaleTheatre in Omaa. Friday evenlnl.
n (hut u ze.nnglo ben o f the birthday card
club met wlth Mn.Louie Pitch.Saturday.to honor Mrs.SurahSwan.Mrs.J.A.Jesoeraen andMrs. Ed Hovendick served a des~sent Iunvheon and the romslnder of
tho lftvmoon was nuenl. at bridle.Mrs. L. A.Woodward will enter
mn. January sl.Mlu Elaine Joaverien of Lincolnspent the week-end with her nar-enu. Mr. And Mn. J. A. Jeanersen.
..... ....,.....o..........M-lw.were umnnz the zuests of Charlesl
Yockum, secretary-treasurer of thePCA. at a dinner Durty at Castle,Hotel. Pridav eveninz. Other zuesisof Mr. Yockum were_Messrs andnlesdames Lewis Hottorff of Gm-na. H. L.Gayer of Plattsmouth.
and Everett Suamzler of Murny.|Mrs.Harold Taylor, Donald and;l'e;my, spent the weekend in 0m»|aha; Donald received medical treat-ment at a hosnltal there.Mrs. Mary Schllersman of Tel-buta went I-'rldav at the HaroldTaylor home.
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te m ol this Conti. thi!mutterame on for hemmr on the nDuU~olden nov on file hsxeln of VictorE.Holstein.zuardim of Fred c.lliolltaln. insane. to sell the lollow-
imz described interest ln real estatend b0~wii.''cmcs on r-nouns on WILL belonging ,U sald we ..di 'ded one~nlnth ln-~'}{unIon &O'Hanlon.Attomeys
n the County Court ot Waahinz-
ton County. Nebraska.NOTICE:On the 23rd dsy olanuary, 1942, at mn o'clock .L M..
~t _the County Court Rooms in
~lair.Washington County,Ne-raska, Christine Paulsen will of-er for probate. n.written instru-ent purporting w be the last Will
d Testament ol Louisa Steeneceaeed, at which time and nlace
Il persons concerned may annearnd contest the probate thereof.
Dnted this 80th dny of Decem-
r. 1941,SEAL)John A. Cu-rlean.2-4t Ccuntv Judze.
An un vlterest ln and to the East Half
ol the Southeast Quarur (E%
SE%) and the east (E) alxty(60) acres ol' the West Half ofg g Southeast Quanet (W%K) of Seetion Twenty (20),
Townshin Nineteen (19) .
North,Ranze ten no). Eastof the Sixth Pdncival Meridi-an. ln Waahlnzton County. Ne-( brrhskn.'or e nuroose ol uaimz the uro-ueeds therefrom to nav the cost ofthe keep 0! said insane ward andreinvestment of anv surplus at in-
terest for the benefit of ma ward
and hll said estate. and th- Court
lmvinxz l1eard_the same and beingfully mdylsed xn the premises finds
~ ~1;~~| ~ H. B. P|..9g¢a°'f..h.°'.
°"'f"='*1='f~f°=''\='"¥""~=1'=-i"f
Frlmhy dnner Kuests at ¢.h¢ ~."niI'I}»H"i&T-n. Joe Konvnlln en-
P ..'.,eer w,.?.::'»§c °
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iEi¢h'}2"""'i"'iG\§|E"""if'm§`i}¢."G`iW-EMeet the Wer!5;.¢_g:. vnu an wr-'§-;»-_vlgggi .Lest T|\ursc|eyf_f;g1g»_~§F";,g-1g,{»g,g:_»=»=;Mr. and Mrs. J ohn Bec klun. John| f¢71g°¥{
an d J o an , an d Mrs . Cu lle n W r ik hf h a ffef
were visitors i n Oma ha .Mo n d \ y , 5 w" k B
wi th Mr . a n d MTB . W i ll Ry a n . O mf a mi f v
Su n dn f eveninsr.Mr .an d Mrs .:. .
éhlvrnan in wnrizimr in Om!
mix; `£'l\é}-E`?`£i" if the
Denliinsr wwoelc-mds vnth hm
m-et Jahnel gm Henrv KnvSundavwith Mr. and Mtn.
Fedde.Elmer Holstein was a Fd-rcninx visitor at the Otzo
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"Q ¢il§I5in§Edin ~d H.B Plu l b ed hi ;ffs>;'"F;04¢mllll\|l un|u.\ul\|\w"
r. nn r.me are cee rat _ JW o l fe Ol l tl i n é Ne b r a g k a farnilv were Tllesdnv ;\enin_\rnvi;?r.- birthday. Thuradav: lruelts for mi In A§¢u£L. Iowa," 313231 visited
.cms at. John Jurksons.Occasion were Messrs. and M . ;'Duesdasf vialturs at the Daw
Mr.and Mrs. L. B.Iiapjlgon dupea Fred P!l1|zn:e_. Henrv Uta.».I\rirchmd home wen Mr .and Mn.were Sal-l.\1d|.v afternoon vuntora §c"l';1"ede1(?hffi¥m'ln:n 1\elr¢;n.d Jamesggalda Pritchard and children of
E. D. Fahrney and Ruth
Victory Effort
A five-point program to help *gg Ed Hirrison home at Te- ,Mid |dt_ ' W'd n 'g a.
wanh Co nt.meet the im ;rn Chai, cmw2§"'Sd"}§mi1wa1'`]Mr. and ME' E oé F'i}'°h'jdT'°'l l l n u| \ l | * 1 n f n i n a n !1 0 1 0 " n n o n 1 |~~§ " ¢ I ¢ . » \ ! \ . . l . . . . . . l f 1 I -j r w 1- .Y ¢'~l .B n P l .U I ! !
Hscxlf »»=1..»=»\f1a=;»»;»»~=;-= =~w=»f.,:':.=:"§or mr. ana Mrs. Mamn Voss.|i'z'\Fr}iEr`Mr. and Mrs. Otto Matzen and Mrs.sons helped Mm. Rudolph Mat.zen|dm,e\
ceiebmte her birthdav. 'I'hursdsv|y0Bs hc
afternoon. Misa Vera Hansen was;Mr 4a 'ruesdav evening visitor at th°|famiIrMatzen home..and Mr:
Mr. and Mrs Louis Ramnuusen|Mr. a
*.:"",.'»""s1*~drove §'°_,'!`?*;.'"'f*}3:.§.P¢n¢ _
:1 a na mvu e L tmsenb al1m. ThomDE. Kimrdon and J ac k anc 1iBIuifa.
u m m an d Ra v Rounds of iteili R4
r._were wqn_b§r Mm. Cm. QPUI'U'
son of Omaha.to CednSundnv.where they vis-ev. Bhd Mn. E. P. Booher.and Mn.Joe Neale. Mrs.de Neale and Mrs.Myrtleof Omzhx visited Sundnv atG. Blaco md L. E. Petmson
ma nr. .net Quinlan Inu ,-. ... ................. .... .....,_...... ...,-_ lun lux wlrmn vnu- .........Sllndl ,,..¢|°¢nr.|m »d¢h||w¢¢kbys.n.F»h field !-nd I n v/_l " { f ' . . . . . ~llld HI! B/nth Walls, county ax-'Wwink idth Alma .Ld Bixdilllo Pl
nd lin. W_f- Chnnallfh tendon lgmtu.An lll-aut »-Ne.|Fletnher.Onlin-'lflwsdev dw nanntml. gum Vlztory sm md Guam ..!'&_:=".U£1a E':."!€.' .':;-'-".!9!- _ R-:iw um and Jam had - Wlllffi'>§f";»fd"M°f-;.""éf".{'1'f§;'f§a7"f{'n§'f "'|'i'."1'»T.\7'°3»r"°°"'cm-nunw. mmm" is the nm P°i=* °f uw "" "mm"3»"4"f'i\.""ém .. 3.highm n - H <=».§'|."§.alumN H.il mg on Hr 1-:nd Illn. rx chfu- eamumx uma.|nmnv in mm-. Sunday.lon ma F. 6. r~'I'1=~=m.|.».~¥.h homesy.ea -.d H Hovundlck llllhz md ln.Hear! Ut|.mmn.|Hr.__E§l §5_-fan}g_sjfqlt Qlltfltellqgg 0l_ g ~ ' = ! ' ! ° " ' E .'.":.....l'2'f°3' f|Ef_?f`2'`§"§."fF_'"I!--.'EIL-..."!'__n..._.|___l ___ ''"'`_`... NOTICE UF FINAL |:£r..ru|:u.1Walter G. Huber. AttozneY
In the Countv Court of Wsehinir-
ton County. Nebraskl.ESTATE OF Henry AdoibhSchroeder. deceased.Notice is herebv mven that John
Hathmann has filed with the un-demilrned. Countv Judie of Wa1}h~imrton CountY. Nelgraakn. his fm~al report as adminlltratcrr of theEstate of Henry Adolph Schroeder.n...........,.,z nn) vnnai an umnlirntinn
U I B B a 1 3 1 1 3 g n u p u w u L vl H I U u w vu 'i n z t h e r e o f s h o u l d b e n e t m d n o t i c e
t h e r e o f : i v a n t o t h e h e i r !a t l a w .
n e x t o f k i n a n d a l l n e l s o n s i n t e r -
e s t e d i n t h e e s t a t e o f a d d ~ C
E o l s t e i n . i n s a n e . a l l a s P r o v i d e d b v
w .
It is. thexefore. ordered that theeeid annlleetion he heard br thisCourt at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon on the 9th dev of February.1942. in the District Court room int h e W a a h i n p z t o n C o u n t v C o u r t
r L . . . . . . . . .: . .n . -r u ..- 1 n | . . . : . .m . . .
sons were auncmy anarnoon and Edith Quinlan nent the woes- cuueau ann ado neuSlllimer :oem of Mr. and Mn. Denied with her oemig. Mr. and MIb»|Nebraska ..-f.~?'§.lmZf "£',..n...".;',§|2T§'é,f.'§'""¢hl`Tl'.§e.?;'if'";i¢'$.'.¢. ROSAT and u m m m " ° " ° h '"""'°"""~No
lef Wulf.On Wednesday evwnir.'John Quinlln.Mr. and Mrs. Wulf and none called'Mr. and Mn. Ben Voss enter-on Mr, and Mrs. Hens Wulf.'lqined at sunoer in honor of theMr. and Mrs.Hlrtlld W.. Ru- blrthday of their son.Hen1Y»rnusaen vimbed in Fremont., Wed- 'Hose attendinlt were Mr. and Mrs.
neaday. On 'I'hu11day evening, Mr. William Voss and hmiiv. Mr. and
and Mrs. Merton Cornelius and Mrs.Paul Brees:h and gon. AlicefermlyofFremont were vioitonf and Andrew Wieee.Mr. and Mmmththe Ramnuseen familv.|0tu> Voss and family and Mr. and
Walter Nielsen entertained at Mm. Bill Koeniir." S o l o " .W e d n e s d a y e v e n i n g ,f o r 'L o u i e V o n s n vn i .n.e o u o l e d a n
7 " " ' -......|f . ._ u _1s .. -- - -i f H u a |3"|Innnia Il n a r a n fl i p i f h o m e .
Sewioe conference in Lmeoln, lanrt'h°"?°ed"'Taliami Jtilinily ro a :'__r¢_J There is e wide dlvemty at o»rn n e '* f%;fé@f2°'»»o s "~:D111-w e e k ,a t t e n d e d b y b o t h o f t h i s M j ; * . u Y ~ m d , = t o b b i r f-»U ; ; » ¢ . . ;~l o n l m o n x o v e n t h e g r e e t e d u m .
s l " l -rc o u n t y ; a g e n t s .P r o d u e t i o n o f t h e w e r e S a t ! l r d a v = § , m m v i s i w r g l m c r i t i c :o n t h e s u b j e c t ¢ f t h e
l y r e a t e a t q u a n t i t y o f 111231 q " * H t Y | B t t h e V e r n o n l r o l t u t n o ve l lf o o d i n t h e n a t i o n ' s h i s t o r y i s t h e M r .a n d M . f '§ § ' h ° § ' * i 'B . " ° é " fe . . . f£ i ' . ? . l ' . " " é 3 . . ` ? 1 '€ ; ,° § "
» .
" ' § ' i n f " ' i ' l § ' § ° ' m § ' *J o h n C a m p e r P g r y o f . . § " . . " " 5 ' § ' . . 2 § f
'm e n t o f L l 2 e r l t u . r | " n y s a t D o s t o l -
wlky that he Ls me :noch greaterthan all other eovelme an Homer
and Shakespeare than all other
~ :Tor he in superior in the root
main job which fam people face .entertained at Sunda d :t Phili Sha.,
8ndtmzni5|lu?dtinn5 raised in ¢°»I|§;-nd g m Aarmhir n'§'§?é»3? Bl}r¢1
lI;.W the former Mrs. Cula
nec :on e are anew red b ns.yommsr..and Mn.e Dorcas Cl b 11 J ..t h e v n m n .A n o u t l i n e p o f r h ' C ' Y " P S ; = ; _ § = k * g g i c j r e u z h t e n .a n d g g f m f e z f m ` £ : ; l m ¢ T ° i i . m § " ° ' n
T o 'u D iPp o w o r k f o l l o w s .I l l a r v W e b e r a n d J o e .M e a s m :n n d l M m .o . . ' i + ¢ . .§ ' . . f ~° f f f ' , ? " e . . . _
l l J| 3 ¢l D \ ¥ \ l u u u l u u u u " g l | u ¢ v " " " " : "f o r f i n a l a d m i n i s t r a t l o n a n d d i s -
¢ h a r g e _a n d f o r t h e a s s i g n m e n t o f
r e s i d u e o f E s t a t e t o s u c h o t h e r
t i e r s o n s a s a r e b v l a w e n t i t l e d t o
t h e s a m e a n d I h a v e s e t t h e 2 3 1 d
d a v o f J a n u a r v .1 9 4 2 .a p t e n
o ' c l o e k P .M . .a t n w o f f i c e i n s a i d
C o u n t s #f o r t h e h e a r i n l r t h e r e o f .
D a t e d D e c e m b e r 2 9 .1 9 4 1
( S E A L )J o h n A .C s r r r s r u n .
5 2 ~ 4 t C o u n t y J u d i r e .
N O T I C E T o c s s o r r o n s
0'I-ianlon &O'Hanlon.Attorn ey s
nuu uu in un:1...»1{\f U1 D i u u ,n c 'hrasks.a t whic h ti me an d d a c e
the heirs at law. next of lain and all
Den-sons interested in the estate ofsaid wand shall show c ause. if any
:here be . wh y said annlic ation
sh ou ld no t b e granted. otherwise
the Court may in-ant the same andlicensesandmxa rdi an to sell said
reel estate of h is said estate.
It is further ordered that the no»
ti c e p f th e ti me a nd n la c e o f ss id
heannsz and the nuroose thereof beei ven to the he i r s a t law, ne xt o f
k m an d a ll nmsons interestpd in
&`$1¥}e '§§s°5T"`i§'5" M3s°n"sre:|"'ss. A ii§$i»`é{-I `i~*I»i`é1F"f`Ei=»éfii" ill"Mi ss Ma r i a n Nelson wa s i1| | "¢ <°lM"d in Oma h a wi th Doro sf
wi th th e flu ,la st Tuesday ,and ilrriglen vbby and st the J errv Dales
~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~i n -a n d Mr s R a nr$§nascR°§»»3m""'°Oma h a shotmers.Wednes-
and children weere Syundsy di nn e r d av mo rn i ng . a n d s oe nt th e a f te r
iru ests gf Mr a n d M ~Ru w HO O D R t t h e ~ S 8 C k h o m e »an d Dorothlr Mr .alla M r ;m i l J o h n Ovo s s s n d Bi ll Kqfqgg
Jeqneson yfere Mo n d a v af temo on '§°W business c a e '
visitors wi th Mr .an d Mr s .Ra y W or d re c e ive d fr om Mn an d Mr s.
Ruwe..W i lli a m J ahnel is th a t they ar eRe v.Sawte ll o f Fr emon t wi llrnnrflsnirnildn nhlrln ul fha Iforn!r| ;h§vu!E B "f"E°'. VIBE and Ere sgemkl
P OI NT I - Th e h o me a n d g a r d e n
P1' 0gr sm will b ri ng all exper ime n-
ta l da ta a t th e Ne br as ka Exp e r i
ment.S ta ti o n to f a r m a n d m m
P@0ple| and ne w vaie ties of vege-
tables an d fr u i ts wi ll be eneour~aged to the li mit.Use and c ensei-»I
vati on o f th e pr odu c ts by the f armfa mi ly wi ll be stressed.Th e ex-'
tension offic e will c o or di na te thisl
wor k di mc tly with th e W as hi ng to n;
County U .S.D.A .Defense;
Ii oa rd 's d ri ve f or mor e an d be tter
Me ad u ne s E m i l Weber.J uliu ale nc e of Omah a vis ited at the Mr s.
Wefber.Te d W eber # I d family . Ruth Rosenbaum home. SHt\nd.| .v.
I 1 vm Clements an d Mi s s Ey e iy n Mr. a nd Mrs . Me lvin Ros en ba um
Eriksen.an d B illv of Fo rt Ca lho un an d M r .
Chgrlgg HOV&DdiCk oi'Cmigpalld Mn. J OG Stefwi-rt Viaited Sim-mrent Sa tu rd av and Sun dav wit.h ld8Y W ith Mr. and Mrs. J an Ro s~:-
his mrrarrdum-ents.Mr .and Mr.s.=b&u.m.
Charles Hnvendic k.Th e Le s te r H. B .Pltmz e Celeh.rsted BirthdayHoven dic ks we re Sun dav after-Mr .and Mr s .Nzc Friedrichsen.
nnnn vi sitors.and Shir iev ente rta ined at dinn er.__Mr.amz Mr s.Delb ert Fletc her, Sunday .f o r M r and Mr s.L e v'
m lu me tnlln essentials Oi neuon.He Ll an greater lrtht, 1 greater pay-
chologirt,1 greater prophet.a
[ r u le r th i n k e r . "
n m
Adver ti se i n Th e En te rp ri se
It Br in ms Res ults
4I I:ri ¥'»"m '"m .°°;:..':ii€:j"'.2:..''»§f'°|¢.a&.E,';?'Lm:i THE E A T S HOP
.-.'E.... %L"',...t:°i.»."""-"im ¢%"&»'}?.:'.t'L°-..'.£'~.= :'2 ~- M C 8 I S --
County Court. Washing-ton County.
Nebraska.ESTATE OF Christ Bekke. dc-ceased.
N0ln:\J is ahen to the creditorsto appear before me at the CountyCourt mom in lllair. Nebraska. onthe 231-d dav of Januarv. 1942. andon the 2ith dar of Anril. 1942, forthe purpose of examination. adjust-ment and allowance of claims.Allclaims not filed on or before the23111 dav of dAD1il. 1942. Will be
f bD l . 0 \ U f a r r eDated this 29th dar of Decem-
ber. 1941..(SEAL)John A. Carruzan.52-#lt County Judi!e»
Norton 'or Final. REPORT
f l ' l f n n | n n Rv t ° } ' Ii n n l o n .}\ t | JD IIl B V B
t h e e s t a t e g f ~ ~ C H o l s t e i n . I W ' ." _§ § , ; e " " ] ;- '"' _ - " " "l U 1 8 BIEIIIZS Q f p u l l u LPBH | . l 8 l I.I l r u r d e n s d u r i n g ~" '§ , " 1 = } " n a n H i x i e h a u { h '° . p ; " " U f '\ * c l H a H " " ° " " i r § ° 1 5 u u i u ° " " " g ~~" ' ? = * " @ ~ b v D u b l i e a t i o n o f a c o w n f ' ( F r i d a y )e v e n i n g .o r n e m m ° w l " " ' ° "a n d h a v e v i s i t e d w i t h R ° b ° ' f 'P o 1 z ~ r ' 1 ' I I - - ' I ' h e P a s t u r e F o m g e n l s f i l v i i . .i~'f.`§s<rs.»° 2 'i i ' . " 3 . § ' . . § i . | " ° ' ° " '§ . . » . m f£ "e t e r s o n a n d i 2 4 - H o u r i c e
t i n s o r d e r f o r t h r e e s u c c e s s i ve
W e e k s D r i o r t o s a i d d a y o f h e a r i n g
I n T h e E n t e r vr i s e .a l e g a l w e e k l y
l w w e n q u e r .D u b l i s h e d i n t h e C i t y
o f B l m r .W a s h i n i r t o n C o u n t y .N e -
h r a a l g a .a n d O f i r e n e r a l c i r c u l a t i o n
in said c ounty .
B Y TH E C O UR T .
ARTHUR C. THOMPSON.2~4t Judge.
NOTICE or FINAL REPORT
WRIWF G Hllbef, Attorney
IN THE COUNTY COURT OFWASHINGTONCOUN.QRASKA.Tr ,Ne
hSTATE OF Cnr!J.I-Iindley,deceased.h {'2Pi'f§2 is hcrelgy rriven that Ida
..Jahnel. stationed near there. TheirMr~5, Walter Sablwnfield was mldauirlitcr. Mrs. Frank Hendrickson.
W'rt2§df"{°mS""d"!§;;'e:Eg'§'nYdfis recoverine from her recent ill-
baby were Saturdav e v e n i n g ~Elmer Hoistein entertainedggi " o f Mr. a nd Mrs. Ed Men-ls?Cdzv Corner Club on Tuesday
Friday cveninir visitors withi iir?°£'red West. ...nerd was in
Mr.and Mrs.HUITY Madsen and Omaha on business.Fridav andfamily were Mr.and Mrs.Ed Saturday.snent Frirlav niaht arMencke and the Madsen brothers.'|_he Parental.Ac. D. Kniaht hom.-Mr. and Mrs.Albert Kuhr and and a caller on Fridav evenine atDuane were Sunday afternoon and the Westerzaard home in BenfwiiS1wlger xruests at the Madsen home.§Anna and Maxine Voss wereRlchandFrenchwas a Sunday|Sundav visitors at the Elmer Hoa-
afternoon and supper guest of stein home.lv Wallace Voss wereDonaldRasmussen.|A In andMrs. Detlef Wulf called on 1\!e~rSundav dinner Wests at the FredrieLnmmars,Friday afternoon. |Wesi»0}°RB8rd home and Blllv andJ u n i o r T h o n e w a s a . S u n d a y a f t -Q e o r m e K o e m z w e r e a f t e r n o o n
n r n n r m n n r l m\nn .n\»crnnmf n f M m ' vl r \ i ! . n r Q n f D a n a m i R U B S E I w e 3 t C I ~
Livestock pwrrram will be revised visitors at Bert ThomDson's.The Double Four Bridlze Club'1| ||. .to Jneet the needs of the situation,|M£:gr wa s a ee: ~fM=};,g@g,{H°===ev eveninz with Mrs. H.
all rr i t 11 b ad to h i ljsen over e wee -en ..usrze.cveryefaorm :Titan gegreeplantinegg Sunday dinner 1-guests of Mr. and;Miss Viririnia W r i s r h t o f B l a i n I l l l l l l l i l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l
so that the county may rneet its .'§."&.~§."§"1'i\".i.1".i'f§.i'§i§i» "';n?3;'-'Was a Wednesdav overni1zhtv1s-|»production goals.i-v wem Mr. and Mrs. CIemen|.l ,,t the lnre ntnl. S. M. "'"f=h=-i Hy br1 ~ ~
POINT III-Closely tied in wah llhamson. Lnrrv _and R0|Ier. Mr.'miisday evcnin call rs o la .the raising of gardens will be the ~ ~ Algedd i"'i;';'and Janet Gertrude Bates. we; ni ~ 1.12.~
aim of better nutrition for the A ..{'.}`§'1»'l. 3? 3,`mR";Je0Dle (211 gg -me e Pettlt and Jimmie offarmfamily.information ....`.5 B F 5 ~healthful eating habits vnu §'»'l'i'€f{f.'?m.ff §§a5§.i»'1i'<§1s@§'fi§i~isi1°"d S`°'dv'vi.'fi¢'»ff"i'§"0?.?2` `{iZ1§"%?" §§|E l g S O l '-
Each bag will pisnt about 11,5
acres.
Each bag contains a differentTEKSEED HYBRID.
Each. hybrid is a nroyen high
made atailahle through demonstm Mrs Rav McConnaha ntertamcd _tions,circulars,women's horne!U'lf'New England Clul Th"f5"'?¥|1;3Iurd, .'T.;.i"ti..?.§°}'i2$§i;..§i."*. § 2 " ~1.
demonstration project clubs,and afteroon.Tha ladies tied n. "Umha In the evening Mr and Mrsthfor the hostess.after whch nc-''2.0 er means |freshments were served.1ifese»f"E;i2'..°" Wnzhlg.o f T ggg-i g
POINT IV--The 4-H pro were Mr. and Mrs.Carl Eriksen.'will be Stepped uv.with .m....nr- a nd Ms Ys tfrli w Ssllslmde ii?-.Z M S '"'"*"Wilma B"*'°"¢3
1 5 ~~t h \ . ;» u v u u l w l U u p p u l § \ l \ l I U U A M a l i nI,t u r d ..u n t v J u d n z e o f \ E f r ; ; l ; -L a }'. , ; , I ; ; , f . e ' % % ' . ? w E " § ' § , ' ; n F r i d a y 'M n ." g l l i a m v V o s s .g w , 3 5 3
;_ 1 g e 1 > f 1 = » » < = »h e r f i n a l a n d S a t u r d a y i n O m a h a a t t c n d i n s . ' V ° ? * 3 a n d e n r v o s s s u e
..1 3 n d a v w l t h M r s .r x f t h E t a . .F n d a \u n t m un d l e n i:\) c c e h ¢ ; e d s a n\ 1( 'i g y r c z l e r t g o n v f e n t x o n a t t h e F o n M i n n i e K l t r e b k e a n d q t } 1 _ e 5 . _r e 1 a ~
| i r s | } § n n f u e .( F . . ¢ . \. . . A D E B 0 0 .f u r 1 .\ v
en ro llmen t s ou gh t thr ou g h th e
cently announced Vi c to r y p i n 1
seal awards.More emphasis 1
be plac ed on pro du c tion o f fo
stuffs,an d better citizenshin
v _ . u . , . u -_- . . . . .-_.,I n t h e C o u n t y C o u r t o f W a s h i n r r - I
ton County .Nebraska.
IIS'I`A.'I'E OF C M. C off in. de-
ceasedNotic e i n he reh i itive n th at Li l?
P. Coff in has filed with the under-
:rig-rnr.-1d. Countv Judsre 61 Washing-
ton County. Nebraska. her final am-
port.as miministratrhc of th e Es ~
tate of C. M. Coffin. dec eased. and
ma d e a n application fo r fi n a l a d -ministration and disc hanre. and for
the a ssi gn men t of resid ue of Es-
ta te tn such other pe rsons as are
bv In w entitle d to th e sa me. a nd Iha ve se t the 6 th d n v of F e bma r r ,
1942, at two o'clocI-c P.M. . a t my
offic a in said Cou nt? for the hear-
u .rglnulev Ingiersnmed. Co
Iflnrton Counts
rabort an exto f C a r l J H il"nade an app'
rnlmstration athe ass lxn mel
State to auc h
bv law e ntitlehave s et the
1942.a t ten
offic e In said
ms: thereof.
Date d J ann( S E A L )
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Rayrnonn Holstein spent Fridayitlvien atdw}:{"s'°e°Ef'°°m ;;isem§{§;i,;§ 'i~§'§1§?'""""' visiting with werr. cinimr Siesta glef Mn.ann
Miss Dumuf Ruwe visited Mrs. Mfiff Fred Paulsen at Bennmsrton.Andrew Bohn and Mrs. Leslie John- : Friday.
son,Wednesday afternoon.:~».r.1-Mr. and Mrs.Robert Christen-.~..1sen wem Sunday dinner mlests ati [ D QthGeiorge fNelson home.M L -- ~ -
un ny a temoon guests of r.~ Mrs.Ho w a r d ~ t o ~ . . ~ e . e . s 2 . 2 ; . E .'2.';°."'§}'§e'i"';:'a
Howargl LeRoy celebrate his sev- 'VIN Hugh Rhea S1.rnda.v.enth birthday were Mr. and Mrs. ' -e Arlinsrtmh district ProiectJohn Rasmussen and daughter, M"iClubs met. Mondnv. at Mm. Law-
t h i ? ~ o f l l . . l I 8 . l n o y n n c i g i 1 : l s . m |rI1};é);B51';;';IIvv4a|u c w a u i e d.: | : . l
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" T h e e x b e n g i t s 0 1111 e E T 0 1 1 2 .o n a g e n a g r e e d a t S u m n e r n e s t s .W e d n e s d a .tt h e c o n f e t e n e e t h a t t h e fi ve ~ p o - i n t t h e . A .I .M n - 1 1 |h o m e .h . ' L . h T. .
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i . ' s m r .r n e y ."i -a r . w e r e . r .a n r s .n .a s r i l
r e c t o r W .H .B r o k s w s t a t e d f _ } m t ' § n d M e l v i n . M r a r d M r s . P . K . A h .
e f ~ " ° " ' ; § "P "i t s _iob . s f e e e e e ;. ' " " ° e ° " " . . . . E e ' ; :
e x n s o n s e r vi c e d u r n e s V e r n o n C l e m e n t s D w i z h ge i " ' ; e ; . 9 P ' * . = _ § 9 : ~ ' ° _ & § d , ¥ . = § f : i ' 2 i ;=~@»¢@ D 1 . l n k l a u 's f o r t h e i r 1¢ » = » ~ | " ° a 1 s ~= ff» . f» ¢ @ » d t o g e t i n d o n e fm - 2 . » . . . . . . . .Y n n n n l h . . . .nk . . .. . . . . . . . e
sweets of Mrs.Irene Jansen anoi ""'='""Jessie.ii. Just say "5 BAG SPECIAL" to
any one of our salesmen,or
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D R . C . R . M E A D
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Rooms in Mayle Building H Y B R I D ~c o lsun. Nebr E TEKAMAH, NEBRASKA
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llondav with Charlea °Ll¢Ul'¢ '21Binh- as teacher.Mr- _LUUW5motherand brother. 'Pe==.'~meh
Rose Hill,
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SATURDAY
Mond ay .'1"i{.l`2-vérif Qiéii s,vifetitiin_ii'"reeeiition
Mr .and Mr s.Ha ro ld Sto rk en- of Mr. and Mrs. Georsre J ones. J r..
ten-tained, Tuesdsv evening. in hon- Georze Jones.Jr..wi ll leave for
or of i'emr>"s birth day for Mr . and the a r my this week.Mr s .Gif fo rd Frenc h and 1'J\nzene.!Mr .and Mr s .Fr ed J u ne bluth
Mr .and Mrs.Ha ro ld Frenc h and ente rtained Mr .an d Mr s .Hamer
fa mi ly .Mrs.Cassie Hansen.Har~I'I`urner at dinner.Th ur sd av ever t
ve y an d Haze l. and Mr . a n d Mrs. ine.J o hn S to rk I Mr s.s .n .Bstson o f 0n1s.lu»
Wednesdnv evening visitors tvithfsoent the nest 'week vlsi tin e Mr .
Mr . a nd Mr s. C h ri s P eter s on we re nn d Mr s . J . 0 . Ma rs h all a n d f a m
Ma r ti n and Paul Giesselman.Mr.ri1V 1
and Mrs . J o hn Diekrnever an d 'Mrs. J ullnn P..J u n zb luth entersons , an d Mr . an d Mr s. L loy d Pul- ta ined the nal# Get-Toire ther PFW
len.On Tu esdsv even inir.Mr .and jec t Club.Th ur s da v afternoon.
Mr s.Peterson.Mr .and Mr s.Ra y Mr .an d Mr s.Paul Jones en-
Scheer.Gif fo rd Petersorl.andMildred Sc h eer c alled on M r and
Mrs . Alf re d S ko v.
Mr .n d Mr s.Albe rt K u h r an d
Dunne entertained at d inn er,Sat-
urday e\e||in;r fo r Mr .and M r s !
llsrolti Christens en and da ughters.
iiir . a nd Mrs . Rev ltnh lfs an d f ans
||5 vttrt.also e\en1n;r: visitors.1 To m liaison o f Oma h a sneol
i r w r s u a . r u i n s n n u n l r u l e r r \ u . : | | e : r .S c i e n t i s t s r e p o r t s o m e p r o g r e s s M r .a n d M r s .G e o r a r e H m d l e v
t o w a r d d i s c o v e r i n g t h e c a u s e o f s p e n t S u n d a v a f t e r n o o n w i t h M r .
t h e n e w " s h i v e r i n g "d i s e a s e o f b a _ f a n g l \ l r s . d L .I t .H I *" ' E 5 ° " l 5 ,I s b a c h
P s p i g s w h l o h b e c a m e s o p r e m l e n e r . E a t l l s h y s r e ' 1 ' i i : e ; t d a $ ' e i t n i n i
i n s o m e s e c t i o n s l a s t s e a s o n .A f ° ° | \ i s i t o r s a t t h e C h a r l e s a n d H o w s . r d
p o r t b e t h e A m e n c a n F o u n d a t i o n H o v e n d i c k h o m e .
f o r . l t n i r n a l H e a l t h s a y s t h a t v e t o - ;M r s .G e o r i r e B o s c h u i d t e n t e r
r i n a r r s n s a r e n o w t r e a t i s e ;t h e d i s -g a i n e d t h e J n l i v F r i e n d s h i o C l u b .
e a s e w i t h i n j e c t i o n s .o f i t d e x t r o s e ; ' l ` h 1 1 I s d 3 v a f t e r n o o n .
s o l u t i o n ,p l u s a f o r t l f i o d r a t i o n f o r .M r .a n d M r s F ' .i x n u d s e n a n d
s o w s .g f a n d I i i r a é § V a l t § r N o v a k < 3
r u m w e r e n a v i n n e r s u e s
r - -of th e Ed ua r L ar se n fa milv.g g k a ( V I D ~Th e Telbasta Ladies Alrl me t.CIYLYLCLC Tl:w e Wednesrlav.wi th Mr s.He r ma n
'*'Soric k at th s Bert Tho mps onMr .and Mr s Fred inn-dhm..|h<>»n@.Mr s.An gu s:.Ionian waslor tsi ned u t an nvster sooner.
Wednesdnv eve-nine.Gu e s ts " " " " .
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer B. J en-sen Mr..PIlmer nn d E mme tt.helped Mr3.gnssistant hostess.Those oresentnn d Mrs .Pre sto n Nic kels. Mr . a nd An na Meeves celebrate her bir th -"¢ 'r ¢'Yliesrlarnes He n r i Kruszer.
Mr s.I.s.:renc e Hansen.| dsy . Fridav after noon.i n d Blu m nnd Vivia n.Clarenc e
Mr .and Mr s Fred Junlzbluth,Mr .and Mr s.Peter Mor1;lho1~st.'3°i1flfff1`I*¥l¢¥1!\~Ross Ma n e .
and Llovd so en t Satondav f-venlni ulohnnv.Ha r r v and He r ma n v. er u' "" "1 '\Nelderdlnoe and Bobbie.visit.init Mr .and Mr s.Rnsn1u~| Snnds\dinner sruosts o f \i r .anr'[CarI Itleierhenrv. Harold Meierlren-
'I"hompson in Oma ha.llii rs. Pe ter Kr one r a nd fumilv: a l-! \"5 " a lte r hleierhenrv and Ric h-
fgrnggn \lSflgr[.\ \.\.@|'g Mr a n d ~ I l f d .HOW8Yd L1€'l(!IllE'1!¥\Bild RESPMr .and Mr s.Ha ro ld E Ras- cg t rd is h t wi th hi s ¢ouam jnhn Krosrer an d famih.:lr-r.Lester Curlev.Ha r old Smitn.
\| a u n v ni§".f."i°"¢h"}i'§ghiifdssgdc tslled aggilulixrin Jung.-gbluth,J r To m en
M _- '.te th r m v a i r coros annrandMr s Ha n s Wric h.Wed ,1:'m ,gg emgm f o r rsfield.
"""d"§ e\en | .ng.lA ir F ie ld . Ca li fo rn ia .
Su n ay cl nn ts t M .an d Mr s .svi s i i s ' i l; ` ? §.. . E f a r; - l g l r i u a n d ~ L l a i c t n n ~ ~
|M an rs.e er s~ ~ lyk fi;.,.§:l oE§'ge,§u;k{ Evelvn Bmde sraa rd. all of Oma ha.
Mr. and Mrs. Han s W u lf.|SD¢"*» J3°"<§}\'t*'"*h Mr .an d M n
Mr . an d Mr s. Geo rs Rs s m .un i:uand fa mily c ulled on §1. -. ..e "ii§2»M r an d M T ;E f r ~J e n s n
Ray Rasmuss en and fsrnil W e d- amd r. an d rs.u l ones a-if..tended the ann ual rneetimr of thenesdsy evennnr.They were b" " ': P r od u c ti o n Credit Corporation s t
da y sf te mo o n and supper yzueststhe livestoc k exc hnnsre in South
o f M r .sind Mr s .Cs rl Rasmussen Oma ha.Fr i ds v.and f amily .i Mr s . J . 0 . Mmdi s ll a tte n de d th e
d a § 2 " " d M r s . ~Kg g f an d P ro je c t Club lesson. lhiorndsv.a t
er were ay n e1'll0°¥l.Mrs.Lawrenc e Du n k s u s .
Mr .and Mr s Peter Kr on er en~1M¥and Mrs. _Paul Snric k and
tertained in h o n o r o f we f o mi e r ' s ' L ' m5 Misses Ethet Hancoc k ann72ndbir thd av.Satur dav.tth.;»n=I~Ttla Krohn.Refreshments we n .
iruests we re Mr .an d Mr s..Toe served
Schencher.Ha r r y Hi ne s o f Oms~|M t and Mr s.A r t Me i nl!azno
h s an d Messrs.and Mesdar nes Melvin . Mrs A I. Ms srill and Bob.Da ve Kroirer an d Melvi n.He r - lb h h MT. a n d Mr s .Hs r o ld .Gr o th e
ms n Kroir er an d dau srhte rs. Henrvland family and Haro ld Ma snil were
Kr o ge r an d fa mi ly .an d wi ln a n .Sundav dinn er ir uests a t th e Ve i -
Christensen and fa milv.Finoc hle
was ptaved and s lunc h was serves.
Mr s .Emma C h a mp i o n and Gene
visited.Wednesdav eveninsz.wi thhir. and Mr s . He r ma n K r o n e r a m
arlrls.
Mr . an d Mr s. He nr v Go ttsc h an dIr vi n a n d Bud Christensen visited.
Sunday eveninir. with Mr. and Mrs.vi s ito rs wi th Mr. an d Mr s. Ha r old ;Mr s . F J_ Emerson :ment F1-ids§IMr.and Mr s .J o hn Dornac kei.
Rasmussen.I n the evenimr.Mr . wi th Mr . a n d Mr s . H.s .Willisnn as.hu1- and Bernic e.Hr . an d Mr s .an d Mr s. K uh r a nd E th el, Mr. .a nd i n Oma ha.lw i t l i a m Christensen an d f a mi lv
non Cleme nts h ome.in He rma n .
Mr . an d Mr s . E d k ar L ar s e n s n u
fa mily were Sun dsv eveninrr vis-
ito r s a t th e E mi l Peterson home.
W"...\.. . . .r .- -@ e s w e m n _, a f
I`lslheI't Ba ller o f Ainsiey .Ne~
hrnska. is snentli nn thi s week vis-itinir a t the Ber na rd Th omn sm.
ho me :h s soent Fr i d s v afternoon
u _ _{ l __ _ , _ \. . _ . |o. . . . . . . » . .
TAYLOR & WELLSLIVESTOCK AucrI O N
EVERY WEDNESDAYFremont-At 12410H 0'clock
o g s » C a t t l e H
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-orses » Sheeml||m_ for ilu- mmm lu ummln Il l|IB d0|»cn¢\lDlu market yD! Il\'\'n|0fk_1 rn y ¢.. your nanniesou can nnu m my ..-.mf.1 ull nu luna-
FARM SALES AUCTIONEERS
Chas. W. Tlylur, R llnnd Mnrlm, Si Johnmn-your choice ullhree nuvtioneen with every dn selling experience md ex-
am judges ol' vnlues. Our comp le auction service cools nomore. See us for dalu.
T a yl o r 8 W e l l s Au c t i o n C o m p l l i y'
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FUNERAL HOME
Phone 40
AMBULANCE
SERVICE
Modem Fun¢ra|
Service
Cunniderule in Con!
W A S H I NG TO N C O U NT Y .NE - I tur e a nd Fixtures ..-..-200.00
II RA SK A .Cash on Ha nd an d Du eI N ' r m :M A T T E R O F T H E AI'~|f r o m Bank s 12,526.41
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S TI C I N. GUA RD I A N OF F1u~;1>,To ta l ____.,__-__---_s22.1sa.ssC.IIOL STII IN_I N S A NE .L I A B I L I TI E S
Nu w r m this1 I2Lh da v u f J ann - Sh ure Ca lli tal Paid in by
arv. 1912. il hvinir one of the day s Membe rs _.._..-_.._.........$ 2,184.20o f the reltulnr November.1941, Deposits of Members ..-..19,452.76
. _ .__Gua ran ty Fu n d (Reserve
ufgr lgontixalsgengiesl - - -~
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T t l ..---..~_-..-_---$22.188.85ln lu r a n c c 0 f l ¢ ' ¢ = ' ¥sT.§'FI~:O F NHUI L A S K A .1
K n o w n l l i n d Iss.
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\un:njo ri ty o f the S uu or vi s or v Co mmit-
too o f the Kon nn ni Co-onffratiw.(Trodil Assoc iati on nf Iionnard No
brosku. do solernnlv swear that the
forogoimz state ment of tho condition of sald assoc iaion ia lflln and
vono c t.to th o b es t. of o ur kn owl-ediro and belief.
Hana Svosrerann. President.
Nic Freidr'ichso11.Supervisory .F r a n k E .By ers Committee
A .R.Broc k.
Serreuzrv or Soc mtary - Tmnsurer.
( S E A L )
Swo rn to ami subscribed beforeme this 20Lh dav of J anuary . 1942.Philip 0'I7¢nron . Notary Public .
g commission exllli res Ma v 29.
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HOURS 9 to 12; 2 to 5. A ppointme nts Made
Colds.Sciatica.Neu ritis.Lumbofzo,Hea d-
achmx Rhe umatis m.Aupendic itis,Consti-
pation;Sinus. Liver,Stoma c h. K idney andBladder Troubles: Female Dis orders. Nerv-
ousness:Hi g h Blood Preasurer Inf lu en za
and Ma n y OLher Diseases Respond to
Chironrac tu:Adiu slme nta
Dr. D. C.. Knee, Chiropractor
PHONE 254
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE ONC O L F A X S T RE E T
Terms Are Cash Off ic e , $ 1- Hou se sa
Buy Defense Bonds and
Saving Stamps Now!
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Mrs. Harold Rasmussen and Shir-
ley. and Mr.and Mrs.Clarence!Hansen and family were guests ofMr. and lllrs.Will Hansen andfamlly.Mr. and Mrs.Clarence Hansenand family were Sunday afternoon
and supper lzuesla of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Kuhr and Duane.Mr. ahdMrs. Kuhr and Duane called onMr.and Mrs Harland Nelson.Wednesdav eveniirur.
Mr. and Mm, Aullust. Stork were
Miss Jeanne Jmsgblutll was \-srueaz of her oousln.DorothyJohnson. at a bowllmr uanv. Ff\~
'day nhrht ln Omaha.
I
Sunday evenlmz zuesta of Mr. and'
g m Georpze Rasmussen and hm-
l y.Mr. and Mrs. Will Hansen wereSunqaysflernognxuestsofMr.;
Mr. and Mrs.Julian E, JungbluthattendedtheMen'Y4G0-RoundBridvo Club. Snturdav nlotht.Dr.and Mrs. r. 1.. Cldv of Arllnztoh
entertained.Mrs.Clifford Llelche and herahuhler.Ma rni e !Ann.returnedhome!rom_ the Dodue CountyHosnltal. due week.
Mr. and Mrs.Harland Nelson
were amonk the dinner guests,Sunday evenlmr. of Mr. and Mrs.Flovd Hin: and Thar-nn
snent Sundav afternoon with EmilGottsch and Lillie.Mr. ahd Mrs. I-lenrv Gottsch andIrvinwereThursdayevmimzKuesl-ll of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Vac-ker and hahv of Omaha.`
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cohm and
sons visited Mrs Anhur Sehneek-loth and familv.Thursday.Mr. and Mrs. John Durn.\c.lm>.Arthur and Bemice and VinrimsVoetman event Wednesdav evenina
with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gottscx
and Irvin.
Miss Virzinla Voetman visitedginBlair Sundav at the Charles|Rolzer1 home...l't_=v19 "3e,.E!»- MP'=':y_:'2€1
lI
at nnng avukvruvns unu ounuuv
er.Mrs.Soren Wolsmann attendedin->funeral of her uncle at Ran-doluh. Nebraska. Friday.Mr, and Mrs.William Wulburnspent last Sunday at the Louie
Lauritsen home.The Dorcas (lub meets with
Mrs, Elmer Monson January 29, at
her home.Mr. and Mrs. Nels Sorensen andDickspentSaturdayeveningatthe Hans Svozenon home.Hans Svozerson. Alma and Han
black trim_ u
Stock Up
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Carriage
Assortm
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MA CHINE J
at the home of Frederick Durnack- 5
ry suent Wednesdav evening at theWilliam Voz! home.l l a . . . A n l . . .n . . . . . . . . |'|~\........
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M .M n .A l b e n .B e n s o n a n d J i m A r t h u D o m a c k e w a s an S u n d a b e s p e n t T u e s d s v e v e n i n s r a t t h e1 d " m § ' . " » § ` l ' 3 ? a § 1 " " v % \ § } " f n § "I " ; ? : ' § ' } . F " " "" ° " ' " "M r s .- * " ° " ": $ f s § " f : < § r . f = 1 ~ f \ = f . I t h e E l z a A t :E f m f 1 > 2 f > 1 ' _ ° 3 > " , . 3 = . = : r ' 1 # ; _ _~, , .l .M o t o r O i l
Royblue
Batteries,
lenc were Sunday evening gueata
of Mr. a nd Mrs . J en a Han sen . Mr.
an d Mrs.J a me s W u lf an d sons
we r e W e d ne s d ay e ve n i ng n uts .
_ Mrs.Chris Peterson.Mr s .Ra y
§c l\eer and dauzhtere. and Mildred
heer c a lled on Mr. an d Mr s. Ar-
v. ur Anderson o f ne ar He r ma n ,Sun dav_ aftemoon.Mr s .Pewra anla n d Glf for d.an d Mi sa Scheer
§_§~}_'§** on Ed Newkirk. Monday eve-
Mr. a nd Mrs . J e na Han se n.M r
an d Mrs.W i ll W u lf an d Dona ld,
I " " d M r ,a n d Mn . R a y W u l f a n d| Zl' »2 . E '" ° § *' - y d -v e ve n i nk d ln n e r
Cruudv.r.an d Mr s .Bu n
'hles da y e ve nlmz vi c lto ra of Mr.an d Mr s .W lll W u lf an d Donald
we re Mr .an d M n .B u d CroudY
an d ! amllY - Mr . a nd Mr s . Har lan d
W u l f a n d Sharlene.an d M r .and
Mr s . Ra y W u lf a n d B l lly .
Mr . a n d M n .E d Han se n, Ed na
an d R i t a we re Sunday after noon
and s uuper :mee ts o f Mr. and Mrs.
Jana Hansen.
P i h le r a C a me n m
Fo rk s we re used an weapon:In
anc len t llme a. and we re not in lw-du c e d lnln En lla nd f r om I ta ly lo r
table aaa un tll earlrln Lha Bevan-
lnn th c entur y .
lv mu y : wm a
Prea peemra Und ' Dood le B ag'
The "doodle bu g "wa l a fo r k e d
haul or peac h bo ulh und as a non
or " dh ln ln l ro d. "It n eve r md my
lc len ttlc standing but ao me ear ly
Pr ulpe c mll wer e n ld I n h ave u ls d
li.The proapec mr walked over
lround he hoped c ontained oll. andheld the Ma lo than use fork point
l d upward.When the proapec im
alnod ahc ve I Pool doll the "doodo
b u t" wa s n mp o n e d \ o p o i n t d a n
I A d v o r t i l o x n ' n w m u m - p u n
mr s ,ouren vvuuamann un u rw-5mn .A l m a Svozerson.M m .E l m e r
Mons c n.an d Mr s .Ne ls Sorennenatte nd e d th e Dorc as C lub.T h u n -
d a t t h e E mi l Ma txe n h o me .
r. a n d Mr s .W i lli a m W u lh ur n l
an d Bi lly : n e n t W ednesday even-
i n z ` a t th e Bern ard Th omps on
home.
Mr .an d Mr s .W a lle r Petersen
ali en ! Mon dn v e ve ni nz at the He n-
ry Gf abb o home.
Clir ll F oo d llxp a ala
The m w m o f e l l r u a h u ! !has
atpanded more than any ether api.
eulmr al eornrnodlb ln \ h » Un llld
Smale; in the \all ao y ears.
G U A R A N T E E D 12
M O N T H S
He r e In a Battery Willa
Plen ty o f P un c h to D o Y ou r
S u d i n i ! J o b
$3.69 Exchange
B.\'l"l`ER IES I N S T A L L E D
F R E E
Gamble Stores
BL A IR. NE B RAS K A
Protec ts Y o u r Mo to r.Saves
Yo u Mo ne y !
Buy Oil Now For
Spring Delivery
49c Per Gal.
I N 1 5 G A L L ON L OT S
:>
I,
_...____._._ a m llklr, Nebrllkt. Jumxrv 22 1942P n n l l l l h t Lv--:-é
Dana Students
Go 98,791 Miles
Over Holidays
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.'}g n
Y
~SAFEWAYS
an P~U n ¥»¢\'\¢\mf.éA:;;¢°
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ured that students tmveled a t~-tal of 98,791 miles or an increase
of 26,611 miles over 1941's 72,180
mileage. Giadyw Dime qr Sidney,
Was Ferndale. Califor~
nia, 5000 Miles
"There's no place like home,"\\'uB evidently the sentiment ofmany Dann College students,as
they traveled as far as five thou-
s:md miles bo spend the hnlidaya
av, home.
of the lhldmt body, hit xn dl dmc
high with n fatal mileage at live
thousand miles.Mmy studsnk
from Cllifomia and Maine spent
the Ch r mmu geason with rela-
tives at home for the first time in
oeverml years.
A Parent-Tescller Azliociatinn
mating held at Fontanelle schook
Inst Friday evening brought forth
a cmwd of more than t.hir"ty. Mus-ical groups from both Fontanclle
and Blair participated in the pro»
gram which was followed by aIlight luncheon.
J. R. Vinckel, superintendent ofthe Blair schools, gave the princi-
pal address of the evening?
The mectiw;was opened by
President Fritz Niebaum of the
Fontanelle Parent. Teacher Ao-solcintion. In addition to Superintnd:
ent. Vinckel, a male qunrtette from
the Blair High Schooi was p*1e5or:t
r,and Mrs.Chula Knspnr
and children of Twin Falla, Idaho,
a ed several days ago for 1 two-
a.r's parwwk visit wtlh Mrs. Kagp -
Brownents, Mr. md Mm. F. L_
WED. NIGHT BRIDGE
CLUB To OMAI-IA
The Wednesday Night BridgeClub, consistinxr of \ dozen bridgeplayers, drove down bn Omaha hutnight (Wednesday) Ind spent the
eveylng pushing the pasteboudasro nd at dxe home of Dr. andMui. F. W. Hemphill..
Buy Dafenu Stamps md Bonds
Nowl
2,300 miles,and Norman }3m3enf'I'11e Kupars are former éinir rem-secretary ~9 girls'work;~mf
of Ferndale,Califomia, president dents.Therlo Reckmeyer,secretary of
Mrs. Horner Miller, corresponding
secretary;Mrs.David Simpson,
secretary of missionary education;M1-3. Leo Webor, secretary of so-
:nn e w u f f i c e n o f th e Wornen'a SJ?
ciety for Chrixtian servic e were in-
sta lle d b y Rev. Da vid Si mps on.
A prelude of mus i c wa s gi ve n,
an d fo lio win g the aenrice coffee
and d ou gh nu ts were s er ve d in the
c hurc h b asement.
The .of fi c er s ins talle d wer e Mrs
Ge ar ge s c h oe wi er , p re si de nt; xml
Chet Menking, vic e-president; Mrs.
M .E .W i g a n ,Hetrefraryg Mtg ,G,
~ CHURCH ltudenta' work; ~ H. C.ll~
[NSTALL5 OFFICERS Clellm, mcnury of liierature an
publications;Mrs. ~ A. Reclaney
A beautiful and impressive ann- er,secretary of mppllas;nn~
dmigm innhllndon was held at M"".H' w. Schoettger, secrets `
the meuwam church in Arllng- of Bmritud life.
Mrs.Rhea.Gilfry;Mrs.Ther!
Reckmeyer, primary Pianist; M 1
H.H.Gilfry,supermtendent o
cmdle roli.
dey Sc hooi board of the Methoc lis
c hu rc h was h eld o n Mo nda y even
in g at the h ome M H. C . M- c C Ie I
Ian, when the followi ng were el
ed for th e n e w y ear:Mr s .H. C
Mc CIelfan,' superintendent;Ai le
Laak er, assi stan t; Mrs. G. H. Ro
enldlde,sec retary ;W a lte r Jones
ass is ta nt; Ho me r Mille r, tma su mr
Ho wa r d Edmondson,librarian
M e l b a L e a M c C l e l l a n ,p § a n i e t
|\:» :. ...
BlairResidents Participhte in Fontanelle P.~T.A. Program
|
F'OR §Duwer,:TBStgr
PORTABLE Wagner B..;;,mi! D|'|.lB.\l uunuu, paw\..u. "nic kle. coxmer. atb Als o a est
ern Elec tric 56.h. p .mo to r
°1.......:... MY? "Inu W uh-
~cnean.ini!£0Y\ SUBEC. Phone White 875.
3~19.'
MAY HYBRJDS ltahd with the
'best in every corn yield test.1~8t'Irs Baxter.
'38 FORD COUPE.Good C0!\d.\~~Chris Axmll. Blair.N0br.
FOR SALE:Two Holnceinn. uneJerseycow,good px-oducern.
Purebred bull. faur months.150 'lfrinln A white hczhorn
lavmg_[\ens:_.__
Droved 40.8~1t
_g
FOR RENT
ACH-EAGE south of Blair. for rent
5 'acrs,good building.Jen.
Krorzh. or dhone 862.8-lm'
FARM FOR RENT:An unim
_N T. Lund & Co.
REAL ESTATE
A FINE 6 room all modem house
I
vA F I NE 6 r o o m a ll mo d e m h o u s e .a o :N '1'. Lund & Co.|
I
Fo n s 4 L E = Mo d e m 5 - r o o m h o u s e |
c lose m. Also mc ome nrooertv by !
owner.Phone 292.2-Lf
25-acre f a r m near Bi ai r f o r solo.Mo de rn house wi th ste am heat.
f u ll bath.elec tric itv angi .oils
water.Goof!o u t bu1ld1n:r=».Pric ed for quick sale at $2.00o.|
3 - lt Ove T. A n de rs on .1
4
N O T I C E S
WE MAKE FARM and citv loansa t l o w e s t r a t e s .3 - l t ,N T . L u n d & C o .
.. . i ..;|in full before I9-12 credit will be
extended.Mi lle r Mu n k . 1 - 3 t'
10%D IS C O U N T fo r cash until
Febr uary l s t o n sharnenimz
plo w lay s.c ultivn tnr shovels.planter run ners and di sc blades.
1- lit'Mi lle r Mu n k .
F QR A S S I S T A NC E i n Dreparinz
income mx reumma Bee C. J.
Schmidt.1-sc'
SUBSCRIPTION rates to The
Y\f r é a f f
Supl.J.Il. Yi nc k
A .Prefaidcnt Fr i tz .
pare notes du r in g l~
ing.Photos by
TREES DIST
Twenty varieties of
distributed to Ne
spring under prov!
Clark-McNary law.
are being offeredtimethis year.T
cherry.black locust,
tmnarix.
_miifelzi one season
Five~foot, Deering; mower.
Reconditioned Kelvinator.A- 1
condition.
'Cook stove.A r th u r Sc hneekloth.9 milessouth B lai r. one mile n orth Ger-
ma n Ha ll.Telephone Benninir-
ton 2517.3-1t°
\
PHONE 11 and give ua y ou r wa nt-
adn.Only Zu ner word ner inner-
tio n i nsu res in sta nt sale o f that
unwanted furniture. etc .
F O R S A L E :2-horse motor.
3 - I t*J. E. Fischer.
F O R S A L E :Westinzhouse floor
sweeoer.$10.Good condition.
4-1-it l'-Irs. Ed Stevens.
S C R A T C H P A D S .hiszh uu alitv
bond Donor. 12c ner pound.0l.h»
er oualitxea. Bc ner nound.
43-tf The E nterp rise.
HE I F E RS .Some fresh now. oth-
f en soon.Hosea W ilson.
3- I t*
T W O GOOD Y O U N G Sh o r th o m
bulls f o r sale.Phone II e n n a n263.Malc olm Brodersen.52 - ti
H Y B R I D C ORN- - h o me Rrovm.
state tested 939.Dis c ou nt forown sac ks and c ash.'I'hom1:ason
Bros., 2112 on 32; 22 on 10.1- tf
SEE : US fo r f re dl c o ws an d c lo seHrmnac em an d extra mo od uma.
ing h ulls.
Ra v W u lf Sam Moo re
Blac k 53 111 on 37
3 . 4 9 .
' r v m a w n w r e n RI F I HD NR All
»\*°'' F D ~n¢ \ " " " ° ": \ ° * " \ °~
\ A u\\\°°'f ¢°'*"'-`-`
~:a\\s°4e\"'"~ »
N \r \ @
'~ " ' -`4 4 6 1 °5 9 ' - w f w r s ,::n
C .Leave YourBooks _1 1 5 6 0 for the Vicwry Book Campalgn
1-lb.mlb.a t Y o u r S a f e w a y S t o r e
(fun ~C a n ~Our nlorc has nbox to culled your old and
Prvcrenmed Shortaning new books (not magazines)f°<the armed
ered with unions.
I4 Juafwaadinwta
At Safeway, whether you select loiling bwf or l'orterl|o\re<e steaks, youKM tenderneew and flavor every tim:guaranteed to please you, or yourlull cost refunded.
Beef Roast
Economical and nutri-
tiuus . . . . . for oven-
roasling or pot-roaab
ngirloin Steak
Serve broiled or smoth-
Pork Chops*
Center rib cut . . . morelender and Icnn. Servestufftd.
Bacon*
Wilsco brand,uniform
allen, in 1-pound lay-
ers.
Spare Ribs*
Small,meaty .. .. .
cut from young, tender
pork.
Bologna
Ring-style . . . . :lined
or plece.
Boiling Beef
Meaty rib cuts.Only
one not needed for en
lire dinner.
Ground Beef
Freshly cut from the
quality of beef llnl.makes tuly .flavorful
dishes.
~~g ; 2 ; ° ; ; ; ; ; , , H o l l o w '2~ oz.
~~3 , { b _ ~Cane¢an d M 1 5 1 5 . - _ _ £ : . » ~
Can Gold-n-Sweet,.I0- Ib
All-Veg etable Shnrteninft ~Dnrk,Co rn - . _ _ _ - C a | ; ~
The qunrtetw was composed ufPhilipLarsenCharlesHamiltonwnmm .xpnuiylg and Rover smkf _ T E
il an\d T. ~
Init.They were accompanied by
Luree Fuhlrodt on the piano. Lu!-
cr there were vucul solos by Hwm-ilmn and Stricklutt and Miss Funk-
rodr. rendered I piano solo.
The Fontannilé Rhythm Band,d tion of Miss Albcmxunder the lrec~..-..........\.- ...»+:.-:¢.»|-iin wh..
For DEFENSE and SAVINGS
buy National Defense Smmps
at Safeway with the
money you save here.
Q
A
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LIETIES PRESIDENT TO HAVEHBUTEDBIRTHDAY PARTIES
This is the Benson for the infan-b;°;"'i"eb'i'tile paralysis drive and this eounzy
s n x is doing nts bit.On January 28mglans m huxe n entertainment will be given m
our femthe Kennund pavilion.A program
_°'1 ed, "kztland binmr game and other fenlures
Y "Y"o é will make up the evenlng's (un.apncot,an On the evening of Januarv Su
Pancake Flour §§f ___-_?aL'2'
Quaker Oats .______?:.I: I
Cream of Wheat im 2
Wheat Meal gmrim 1
*Prunes 2:,L°";....m .-----f.;L'; z
Grapefruit 'j}',2"__2 21,5 2
Postum Cereal T22 z
9c
0c
4c
4c
9c
Sc
zc
|.. danue will be given in the man!
kecherry "wily is mvfefdance hall by the Blair section of
xb than n tree. although the Was]ilngwn County lnfantileis krows 15 to 20 feet Paralysis chapmr of which Robert
Earl Maxwellrextension 0'Hanlon is chairman and a goo"t the Nebraska C°ll98¢!crowd is mspected.The retums
,ure.This tree sends 'IP from these entertainments go into
which is a distinct an- the infantile paralysis fund.
or erosifm control ana A card amy. at which a "auer-n"rutedinn planting,al- will be selettad. is nlanned forsomecircumstances nlhnuarv 24 bv the Arlinzwn sw
the free a nlisance.tion.»
erry will ma e a dense
able for n garden wind-~ ~
¢h_e uouigida in n Qvhea ,, - - - - _ - - - - - . . . _ - . - . l 1 4
Cocoa Baker's .-_.._,.¥E'f;. loc
Coffee ?i'E¥;,,.l9¢ .___i;i'§ 55c
T o m a t o j u i c e
~ -1 Cm "'~/no ,
i suNNv DAW N ~
mmm'm f . i n . ._`\.K
ENTERPRISE now vnly $1.50Der yeu' in county. $2.00 perheryear to all nolnts ouundeccunty.County-wide news cov~eraxre. nlenty of local news nic-tures every week.Call at the of-§§~; or mail us vour check today.
FURNITURE upholnterlng, refln~ishing,repairing, seat canlng,
mg work, matreaaea, ew. Phonegg; 151.George N. Miller.
like a shn
sometimes
tall. saysforestcraof agricult
sprouts,vvmntaffeIwildlifep
though in
may make
Choksch
hedge mmlgreak01:
4
A F I NE 6 r o o m a ll mo d e m h o u s e .a o :N '1'. Lund & Co.|
I
Fo n s 4 L E = Mo d e m 5 - r o o m h o u s e |
c lose m. Also mc ome nrooertv by !
owner.Phone 292.2-Lf
25-acre f a r m near Bi ai r f o r solo.Mo de rn house wi th ste am heat.
f u ll bath.elec tric itv angi .oils
water.Goof!o u t bu1ld1n:r=».Pric ed for quick sale at $2.00o.|
3 - lt Ove T. A n de rs on .1
4
N O T I C E S
WE MAKE FARM and citv loansa t l o w e s t r a t e s .3 - l t ,N T . L u n d & C o .
.. . i ..;|in full before I9-12 credit will be
extended.Mi lle r Mu n k . 1 - 3 t'
10%D IS C O U N T fo r cash until
Febr uary l s t o n sharnenimz
plo w lay s.c ultivn tnr shovels.planter run ners and di sc blades.
1- lit'Mi lle r Mu n k .
F QR A S S I S T A NC E i n Dreparinz
income mx reumma Bee C. J.
Schmidt.1-sc'
SUBSCRIPTION rates to The
Y\f r é a f f
Supl.J.Il. Yi nc k
A .Prefaidcnt Fr i tz .
pare notes du r in g l~
ing.Photos by
TREES DIST
Twenty varieties of
distributed to Ne
spring under prov!
Clark-McNary law.
are being offeredtimethis year.T
cherry.black locust,
tmnarix.
WE BUY and sell stock.3-tf M. 0. Davin and Si J0hlrlon
.1~=T.\ ' l , »4
" f 3 } r i ~
lr ;
~c l a m s :
.|..,,u ~¢'g
.. \~'\
r . .~~~S a l e E n d s S a t u r d a y ,j a n ,2 4 t h
Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Taft of ned;Blair visited the C, W. Christensen.home, Wednesday evening.
Messrs. and Mesdarnes Stanley
Bednar,Clifford Halbert,:md
Reed 0'Hnnlon, Jr.,attended the
J. L~ Pouuns
-0 3 5 ~ v 0lll'>I
Men's Overcoats 25% off
Leather jackets 25% off
Robes--Cocktail, Lounging, Smoking, One-Third Off
Wool jackets for Men and Boys-.Sport Coats
Mackinaws and Fingertips 0ne-Fourth 0ff..._
Ȣn 1'~'~ 9 ~t o $ 9 ~ 1 ~_
»1 1 .`
1fgg\..
\ "\.' * ~\4
~\ § ~
w
evening.Buy Defense Stamps Nm!!~s t e r n ...~
uve Nebraska tree and in vefrhardy, and it alan Produces Inn:
that is valuable for iellv..
Mm. J u d i th A mn s o n spent S a t |Produc e
md a y wi th Mr s . Gh ri n Hi n z .Sun -| Eg g; ; _, .. --- _- -- -. ,_ __ _. ______
da y g ue st; o f Mrs . Hin : wor e Mrs . F utte r fn t (c ream)W es ton Lo ng of the Mc Ca1 th di s | , ,, _H n
Omah a.He a vy Spri ngs .........-......,._-
Y v y e s
tric t, an d 'Misa Dorothy Manc ke of le g h o r n H a m ..§......................._
23c
.................34c
Ilic
12c
lbw.
Corn, No. 2 new _----___..67%cRye ----------~---~-~ .......-~65c *Cake Flour
rxsf 234:Pillsbury's Snosheen
Pork fs' Beans
2 air; l5c
Van Cnmp'a,with lo ma lo s au c e
es.LY
'A'
ium.arah
u m
n n ea r a nd f a r p r o d u d n g
FRESH.
*Oranges
Medium and large Sun-klst,Seedlesl.Navelvariety-
Celery*
Medium io large alallm.Serve stuffed w l I l\eheae.
Potatoes*
Do you know about "hidden
hunger"?.
Radiant health requires sufficient vinminiand minerals. the hidden values in foodl Toplanmealsthat an nutritious aa well aa al-traclive. take "Kitchen Course in Nutritlon."Ten easy,workable leasons~hy-mail.Sendname and address and only 25: for entirecourselnJuliaLeeWrlghl.Box 660-OC,Oakland. Calilomla.*Flour §I.i€'é§2.fi1?;_1"»ii".e $1.73
*Flour §§fTZf'é.'§°i'§3"if"él",;$l_44
~Borden'u, Pet 3 ' h u 1 5 g
8C
or Carnation ____Cana
M i l k 'nnCliemh Brand ,_ _---.Can
Grahams*2f¥l',?%i"§"§"»¢ fall? l7c
Grahams ?f»2'°§Lf°§%¢ 522 l6c
Puddings .Fell-well 4 Pkgs. |7¢
~ Stnlned _..-----.Llll ~
Mushrooms Qiiii fé'.'; 23c
G N h -lb.* B e a n s L a x ; € a : ; ' 2 - . 5 ' B . , Z l c
~E.'J.§"§ZZ'... _____-,Ff'2em£ ~
Soup ¥am.E=-=a°'2_---.,---32s:10c
Crackers H ~ l 7 c
Bread {si1;,5f;° ____-_---_¥13,'Ia loc
Macaroni Qfxwm. ?.?!;lSc
Our buyers select the (infant fruiu and veurllareas and rush them tn us . . . . |hey're ll!-:Al
.A p p l e s *G r a p e f r u i t
U.S.Extra Fancy Small and med
Rude,Wineup from white 'me||ed", M
W A N T E D f "`/rg
.~¢`
..ANTED:Girl for ireneralhousewurk. Call Black 825. 8~1t'
ANTED:A ride to Califomla.
share avenues.l1\<`nlh"e PalmeCate.8-lv
ANTED To BUY:Threahea
Kala seed.Also one :ood Here.fond bull. lnrze enuuzh for ser-vica Phone 11 an 27.2-2s J. H. Wiseley.
ANTKD:Used seed corn bm.Anv bnnd. 10c.Leave at Hamcock's Blair.Earl J. '1'homl>601».8-Zt
ANTED:Dud stock. frea vn-mlum.Blair Renderlnz Ser-vice.Phone 17.culled.Holly
Jensen.ascent for Union Ren-derlnz Co.. LaPlatte. Ncbr. 29-L(
J. L~ Pouuns
-0 3 5 ~ v 0lll'>I
Men's Overcoats 25% off
Leather jackets 25% off
Robes--Cocktail, Lounging, Smoking, One-Third Off
Wool jackets for Men and Boys-.Sport Coats
Mackinaws and Fingertips 0ne-Fourth Off....
»~- ~9~ to $9.70 ~» ~-u
§\.\'kaA14|~ * k § \1
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I M .=L
a fi
AN A P P R E C I AT IO N
W I S H T O E X T E N D mv si nc ere
thank s no the manv kind fri endsWho were so grac ious to me On
m v nin etvdir at birt.hdv.v.Th u
cards.the Leiezrams.the tele-phone calls. the Dlants and other
gif ts, a ll to ken s of lo ve an d a f-
fection.bzwuszht me m o m real
pleasure than mere wufiis c anexpress.I thank vn u all.
Mr s .Semira Statlleton.
ANTED: A. Ho od reliable man to
suop lv c ustome rs with Rawls;-lsrh
t'0duc1 w 1 Rh le h|v n.m e w nn a.Dent. NBA-40»12'7.I~`rceDort.Ill.3 - w
OPPORTUNITIES
F O U N D
CARDS OF THANKS i
FOUND:200 lb, un: near Ken-nnrd.Sam M. Wright, Jr.,1~8t Kennud.
FOR Ze PER WORD you can renta suace in this want nd section.
Advortile In The Enterprise
WE BUY and sell stock.3-tf M. 0. Davin and Si J0hlrlon
f "`/rg
.~¢`
..
Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Taft of ned;Blair visited the C, W. Christensen.home, Wednesday evening.
Messrs. and Mesdarnes Stanley
Bednar,Clifford Halbert,:md
Reed 0'Hnnlon, Jr.,attended the
J. L~ Pouuns
-0 3 5 ~ v 0lll'>I
Men's Overcoats 25% off
Leather jackets 25% off
Robes--Cocktail, Lounging, Smoking, One-Third Off
Wool jackets for Men and Boys-.Sport Coats
Mackinaws and Fingertips 0ne-Fourth 0ff..._
»~- ~9~ to $9.70 ~» ~-u
I
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\1.\\Z \r
L L |1\\Hx".
"
,~
waning.Buy Dsfenla Stamps Nur!Roouten -..--_::-----;:1b
uve Nebraska tree and in vefrhardy, and it alan Produces Inn:
that is valuable for iellv..
Mm. J u d i th A mn s o n spent S a t |Produc e
md a y wi th Mr s . Gh ri n Hi n z .Sun -| Eg g; ; _, .. --- _- -- -. ,_ __ _. ______
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See Khin week'a Fa mi ly Circ le Maga zine fo r
valuable lnformnllnn on economlcnl cnmpany
dinners for four or six.
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2-lb._.lu
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3lc
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w| ! l »from lp p e t n e r s to c a n dy . Mi x it wi th
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dgggyeg,dressings,jelly.Use peanuts insalads, nnin diuhess and in candy. Let yuurimagination run wild and you'll be surprisedo"°"=zsc"' May be Purchased with
Rlue Food-Order Stamps
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ANTED:A ride to Califomla.
share avenues.l1\<`nlh"e PalmeCate.8-lv
ANTED To BUY:Threahea
Kala seed.Also one :ood Here.fond bull. lnrze enuuzh for ser-vica Phone 11 an 27.2-2s J. H. Wiseley.
ANTKD:Used seed corn bm.Anv bnnd. 10c.Leave at Hamcock's Blair.Earl J. '1'homl>601».8-Zt
ANTED:Dud stock. frea vn-mlum.Blair Renderlnz Ser-vice.Phone 17.culled.Holly
Jensen.ascent for Union Ren-derlnz Co.. LaPlatte. Ncbr. 29-L(
J. L. PDUNDS
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Men's Overcoats 25% off
Leather jackets 25% off
Robes--Cocktail, Lounging, Smoking, One-Third Off
Wool jackets for Men and Boys-.Sport Coats
Mackinaws and Fingertips 0ne-Fourth 0ff..._
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AN A P P R E C I AT IO N
W I S H T O E X T E N D mv si nc ere
thank s no the manv kind fri endsWho were so grac ious to me On
m v nin etvdir at birt.hdv.v.Th u
cards.the Leiezrams.the tele-phone calls. the Dlants and other
gif ts, a ll to ken s of lo ve an d a f-
fection.bzwuszht me m o m real
pleasure than mere wufiis c anexpress.I thank vn u all.
Mr s .Semira Statlleton.
ANTED: A. Ho od reliable man to
suop lv c ustome rs with Rawls;-lsrh
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OPPORTUNITIES
F O U N D
CARDS OF THANKS i
FOUND:200 lb, un: near Ken-nnrd.Sam M. Wright, Jr.,1~8t Kennud.
FOR Ze PER WORD you can renta suace in this want nd section.
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