02-05-1942Fnrm East Nebraskn's 'Most Modern Weekly Newspaper Plan;
Mor eL oc a|N ews p i c tu r es _r 1 ~1 :,,,?\=T h e O f f i c ial C ou n t y
Than Any Other Weekly .\*"°°Pr i n ter s f or 1 9 4 2In Nebraska ..»f*"'§11Twenty-One Rural Cormspondqnts From all Quarters of County ' _
-2 :BLAIR; NEBRASKA, FEBRUARY 5, 1942 SUBSCRIPTION PRICE Pan YEAR umVOLUME XLVI NUMBER 5
IRQRLEAHQ M ;a;n1»;g1R,;g,|g¢1;¢&;~ CH'>S§§rf_\1§1{LqIenqe ;J;§ed Cross f{P;Pl§¢°°atd5§_% ~
mds 'ro Open atls New AAA ~ bong
~ ~For
htlic
10 0'Clock
rs Will Be Advanced
Hour.To Benefit
C h 1 "°;;~_;~5, ';;=1~=° Staws, me ma
n .~ devoted 0 :»...€°",'?1'é'f,,.' at the
Howard Thomyéson R e
signs To Take ver Du-
ties In Kansas City
;nM MARSHALL ISlVICE-CH'AlRM.AN
Clark Lippincott ls the newchnlrmnn of Triple A activities ln
Waahlngtvn County,it has beennnnouncedthiswgfk.Lipplnoott
mpplnnts Howard Thompson wha
has been county chdrrnan Bhd uprominent meiuber <31 '*'.z'°:'="?
meeting next Tuesday evenlnsé
Ma ting with the Rotarians are
member:o!the Arlington Com-
munity Club who will come in a
body to hear the PmmmSpeaker of the evening is Albert
Fcnn, Chinese born stu ent of in-
temalionaldlnirs who is now tak-ing work at the Presbyuarian Sem-ivwry ln Omaha.He is being
brought to Blslr through the ef~forts of Knrl Chriumrmm who isprognmchairman for the évenlng. `
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Slocl
Onec¢afa"'155 §g .Easiéfn States100 Pct. CooperationUR
SAVING
vu;TnRY
Daylight saving time win lo into
Kent Lhraugfhaue che u n maofdefenselumps
m
The change o! time,Whilsit
W ®1w,uw xraahingtonCJap well agail
'heighbm-ing Io
\The actual
, 0 u n ; . ' § ~nfempm of the Rotary club :mls féom a sealfzd gm.Qlope in
:st that of other and their Rotaryanns held their George Hedelunds 1nside.cnut
...|n.:--annual dinner last Tuesdnv eve-Docket to another sealed enve-open-afion o fsince the ingepnon ox me Ankle f*geveml yearn asv.Q u o t a R e d u c e d
»r~\.,..~........». .....:.m»nm\ wan mn-____°""u"`ning at the Koopmm Inn.Itnumber of people has been the practice uf the club
1 the puychnse, how~members 'entertain their wives
8% Chmrman Hede~at a xpecia afiair each year.d*Those who have As entertainment 'tor the even-
purchases mu l lean i w " m m m rymifmm.n.I .
lope in County Agent E.D.Fahrney'n coat pocket
IA¢er, Martin culled his hon,
G.L. Dixon, before the crowd,
placed A slabs on Dixon's head
and with A few manic wavma nf
lnaxluxlclmng pllxnl In me aut..'Advocates of the move point out
betier working eonditiona and n[possible swing of electric power
iwhinh in niistindly short in many
,manufachu-ing sections.
d '"°'";{';"' ""'§',§';,,;q~,§,|,
Aholniheldlut Frldlynnddlnlonner ehslrmnn lm nl. qn§_s.1nr 20%REU
1r............n u . . I A n r o n n i n m x n l n e r - In;<U~nuua V i v,vu _ , _ _ r ____ _ . ___anna n n n d i n n \m"ilh f h a F E d E f 8 l \ ~ ~~~
5%of the county'| pupull-"'¢l ' £ i 5 " " `"` " ` i E F i n "a i :"","pI-6duéE£i"§}oiil}Trr|E1 In me of the newit.ilbelleve d.Vi¢1 red!mm t "-'Bo h ta uzo ntho lls te tlmtme lube n timemea ns thst lchoul ehildrlnangle, the amount oi' bond!hw ¢|»|»¢u\.::\1-tinvnnnnmarinuuru of the audience found in boob.Will trlldn Off to thou!in the
ET.. .':'.;';;:;_. 'E§§nu§-Tumi It III 'rne Entire Uoumty 11siness.`I',Z;;,;';;1Z§.-§;"&'1J.,;;,;.;,fi;.. sought A1 1 L i ;| 9 5 o f Bu
for some time.Tim Kansas Citv office of the The tire and tube ahsorb istion point.
ou t th a t
'ar, we arewar. Each
§11¢`é"F|i饧 §}l§f°i21@§>'t"§°h'§ ;;;
rspellbound for over an hour.In the above photo is Martinwithhisdoll,"'Droopy"who,
with Martin's direction.D9l*1
The magician also had a. mag-darkneai of the usual IGVBH o'clockic rope which the ladies comin-hour instead of the prevailing diy-
uously snipped in two to make li8'ht of eight o'clo~ck.On the oth~
two pieces of even length--but er hand, however, they will Bta!'tnone was successful.ffor home at 2:30 by the sun in-
39Fe;l;;tILl"él'°P Inlinnee C¢[l:PQl'lj| Wuhiqlton Cqunfgy _w.It has been pointedL IU II 15 UIIU UL ; | u u u n \ u v -........" r r - - - -»S t a t e s .A t .t h e p r e s e n t t i n g ; t h e i r l g g g m f i i n g
WDTK Ill uns vxuiluuy lo ~u»-»-wma ~-'th e insuranc e of wheat,a ""° }k
wi th whi c h e ve ry f ar me r is f an ni -
iar.Th e Kansas City of fic e a lsohandlesinsuranc e on cotton,l
Thompson stated, this ty pe of pol~
ic y being wr itte n in th e i i i xth e m
states whic h the offic e sc és.
Mr .:mul Mr s.Thompson wi ll
mo ve thvir household goods to
Ka n sa . V n y wi th i n a f e w d a y s
l.i| | pirlrutt,wh o was fo rmer ly ]
mo n th o f tire r ation ing o pens.
Alth o u g h the number allo wed
fo r la s t mo nth wa s a ver y li mite d
supply ,very f e w motorists could
c lassify for new tires and as a re~
suit the q uota was not u sed.|
L a s t mo n th W ashington County .
was allowed 11 passenger c ur tires.i
I n Fe b mar y ,i t is to be 9 tires.;
Seven tubes wi ll be allo wed i n 'Febru ary .|
Vile li mi : ma n o f the Tmple A I n J anuary ,22 tm c k tires and.
:1.tli\ili| 4 in the c ounty , has E lV¢ll]26 tm c k tubes were allo tted the'
.0 \| r l\i~for mer post to J ames
Mnr h all, boa rd me mb er fr om Ar l-
vllan.An altern ate. c oming onto
tlim hound to take Marshzlllhs place.
(Lion-ence Wilkening of t.l1e-'I`ol-
basta vic inity .
SERVICE STATIONS
OFFER NEW SERVICE
in
is
c ounty I n I*cbruary ,it ls to he
18 tr uc k tires and 30 tu bes.
The regrettable part of the .¥an»
uo r y a llo tme nt is th p f a c t th a t n o
one,wh o could come under th e
pro per classifications fo r passen-
ger c ar tires, nee ded tires and the
allotmen t thereby we n t unused.
Un de r th e r eg ulatio n s ol' th e tire
rationing, allotments whic h are not,
In th e h a ll a t the Ken na :d
sc hool has been erec ted this nov-
el vi c tory V whic h hold s pen nies
o f th e sc hool youngsters,th e
funds c ollec te d goi ng to the Red
Cross wa r fu n d dri ve whic h is
nearin its g oa l i n th is c o un ty
Masters, loft; and Arlen Schneid-
er, right, deposit their pennies to
swe ll th e fund.
Superintendent Oti s Dec ker
reports the penny board quite
popu lar an d pr edi c ts it will b e a
suc c ess. The photo was taken byg.I n the above pic ture, J ohnnie Leon Sumner, of Kenn ard.
FORMER BLAIRITE lim o s AL L T o BE
BREAKS BOTH ARMS AT SCOUT CIRCUS
IM r s .C a r l H i t c h c o c k ,f o r m e r i F r i e n d s o f t h e S c o u t i n g p r o p , ' r a r n
B l a i r w o m a n ,h a d t h e m i s f o r t u r i c t l r u u r g e d t o b e p r e s e n t a t t h e t h i r d
t o f a l l i n t h e b a s e m e n t o f h e r K o n - | a n n u a l B o y S c o u t C i r c u s ,F e b r u a r y
s e s C i t y ,M i s s o u r i ,h o m e ,e a r l y t h i s l 1 2 a n d 1 3 .T h e t w o - e v e n i n g e v e n t
w e e k ,b r e a k i n g b o t h a n n e .M r s . i v n i l i t a k e p l a c e a t t h e B l a i r h i g h
H i t c h r c l o c k i s t h e d a u g h t e r o f M r .s c h o o l a u d i t o r i u m .
a n d r s :O l e J a c o b s o n o f B l a i r ,A n o v e l t y f e a t u r e o f t h e p r o -
and is a fre qu en t vis itor i n this g r a m wi ll b e a swin g ba nd u nd er
c ommu nity .th e ab le .d ir e c tio n of W .B.J ohn-
of u s h as a p atri o ti c d uty to p er -
fo rm whe th e r it b e a s er vi c e h er e
o t h o me o r w i th the bo y s o n th e
fi gh tin g f r on t. No on e wou ld wan t
to seo our sold iers f i g h ti n g wi th -
out the pr op er e qui pmen t.Ye t, to
purc hase the need ed supplies, mil-
lions of dollars in more bonds must
be s o ld . Th e men in th e a r my ar e
offe rin g their li ves fo r th eir eo un-
t.ry - -wo at h ome are a sked to fur-
nish mere ly mon ey .
" I n th e purc hase o f bonds,"
Chai rman Ile de lu nd ha s poin ted
out, "the mone y is not g iven awa y .
It is merely inves ted on a ten -y ear
basis--and th e in ve stme nt pay s
interest.Fur th ermor e,it's a n in-
stme n t i n the fu tu r e. Un les s we
n th is war , we wi ll fac e a futureveryto th e ivorst ty r an ts th is
rld ha s e ve r k no vm.Do n ' t say
y ou c a n't a ffo rd to bu y h ond a The
formed card ktriclm. Drniapi, in 1 Martin beg\n_hi|work with ;thg 1=129¢°- A- in me P~=e°: 95| :E*=!=*2€-*:°°','*r'"=z ':'~°" 110|stelild o f th e uaunl 3:80 o'c loc k.
Th i s wo ui d g i ve th e m mo re ti me
J . . .L . . ~ . . . .. . \ u L : . . . . .. . . | ; . . . . .. . _I . . . . . ~ l
1C§ é "§ \`"é SE? 1' i ? Q " § y § B T ? 8 f L 1 g h t F u n d
ICaptainEdwardn.Himh k,~R C S C U C S C i t y i n
noted _foreign cm-respondept, .\\ill`
exra cmg e p r o p r c a ~ln ~:|:|=.the pack after one of those in :trnued it since as a hobby and
the audience had called it. An- [as a means of entertaining his
other stunt. which mystified the r friends.crowd was one wlnch 3""1t'¢hed I Entensrhs Newspholoand Engraving
`County Superinwadent Ralph
Fairchild. in n statment early w.day (Thursday) recommended thatlmxi l schoolsol Washingxon Coun-
lgy change their clocks but adam; n
10:00 opening hour.Ho pointed
out that pupils living a mile lrom
School would have to leave homeVa half hour before daylight il the
new daylight saving time vias f0l»
lowed.He reported dmc most ot
thc country schools hod indicaped
I
Wednesday,February 18.
For £l1e past year, Captain Hitch-
mck has been giving lectures. He
was the first Amedcan juurnalistbo predict the fall of Chamberlain
and the Churchill secession; early
in 1939, he declared that Germanywould bexzin its war in Senbember
1 u u u u u u l L a g o
City General Fund In The
Red. $3000 Transferred
From Light Fund
At the meeting of the City
Jouncil held base. Tuesday,there
mm A long discussion md some» . : . . | . = - -. \ . . , N . . . . . _
their plans to follow this Practice.
All of the city schools nf thecounty will follow the new time,
inasmuch as business houses must
conform to the new schedule and
meal hours would be uP»et Loo
much.
SCARLET FEVER
IS REPORTED¢-- n - -' I h e c u r t a i l m e n t .o f t h e s a l e o f
fh ~n ¢ : Inn a In nn m rh f i a h m l l n n P w n e r -
|used are automatically cancellcd.|lson, lanior otficer of the Begver :facts or the matter are you cant'They are not accumulative nor can p-|Patrol.A comedy firat-aid skit, a. lfford NOT to buy bonds. Evennm..lm nllnrl sm .-:.»:1:.m. in Hui . . . i n e n m u n n u demonstration of ahmallimr devel- thnusrh von owe money. You can
{ r ' ? . i § » { " " " ; ' i i ¢ a i r u m é u v lz i a lc
If th e F i f th Co lu mn i n F n n c e : 1
_.| ..\.._.....l_...... -....| -....--.|I --¢h»i'|.|they be used by civilians i n the
eve nt the classify ing drivers do
no t ne ed the m.
Those wh o ha ve sec ured tires
sinc e J anuary 28th ar e as fo llows:
Me f ve m W est,He r ma n ,2 obso-
lete ti me and tubes;A r t' s A u to
.:; |. . ~
JUDIE HAMMANG
DIES IN FREMONT
Judie Anne Hnmmsng, 4-monl.h~
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ar-thur Hammang of Arlington, diedin the Dodge County Hospital at
Plugge,Kennard,obsolole tire;
Fred Weaver, Herman, 1 truck tireand tube; L. C. Johnson, Herman,
1 obsolete tire and iube;Erwin
Sprick,Calhoun, 2 obsolete tires
and tubes; J. Richard Shaw, 2 ob-
solete tires; Oiuf Simonsen, 1 Lire
and tube,obsolete;Tyson-Long
Co., 2 truck tires and tubes.
LOCAL RED CROSS
TO ORGANIZE
¢A meeting of all persons inter-eaved ln Red Cross work will beheld a Blai
in cl;a.r~e of the fune~!
She had been ill for the past week,
suff eri ng meni ngi tis whic h result-
ed fro m a th roa t i nfe c ti on.
Bo rn September 22,1941, J udie
is su rvived b y he r p ar en ts ; a si s-
ter , P eg gy , 2; a nd all f our g ran d-
psrents,Mr .an d Mr s . S a m Hu m-
ma n g a n d Mr . md Mr s . Gu y F a n -
tens.Servic e pians ar e n o t yet c orn-
expand the local ~ed C~as or-ganization,and create B,localbunchmo n definitely separated
day evening,Febmary_i6.The
.: i ~..ing wi ll be c alled at ei ght o' c lo c k.
|I ::l :::I ;:|I ;|l I |
opmen t, an d a. bi c y c le d rill wi ll be s till af for d to ma ke a pu rc hls e of
oth er wo rth- wh ile fe atur ol.'fhelxomo bo nds a nd sta mps. It's a n In-
me n t th nt wi ll h e lp mak a o a r -fin ale wi l l' £ i o d th e en ti re troo;p1c,:art
massed bef ore the flag, legdin g the tain th a t th a t inc ome wh ic h y o u
audienc e in " Th e S ta r Sp a n g la i ha ve n o w wi ll continue."
Bann er."
a
To Be Hosts
Thurs day ,Fe b n mr y 12.
Th e y wi ll ho ld open ho ule to
the ir fr ie nd s f ro m 1:00 to 4 :0 0
in the a f te rn oo n an d of c ou rs e in
th e evening.Th e near relatives
and c hi ld re n wi l!be present f01
the dinner.
ALL MALES
To REGISTER
Saturday,February 14,1942,
und Monday,Febnnry 18,1942,
between Lhu hours ol 7:00 mm. and
9:00 p.m.,have been pmclaimed
by the governor as RegistrationDays for this stato for a\l men in
Settler Of 60 Years To
Celebrate Golden Wed-
ding On February 12
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Gieselmann,
living about four and onehal!
mllea enst of Lhn Brown Oreck
Church, will celebrate their Gold
U i |
Pauline Metzler of Tekamadu un-
de r we nt a n appe ndec tomy , Th urs-
day , a nd was d is ed Tizesday .
Lor rai ne Mc K i nn i n an d Ave r y
Jaapersen,bo th o f Tekmtnnh, had
:a a f a
tration will be held at the Court
Room in Blair only.
These registration stations will
open at 7 mm. and clole at 9 p.m.on both Saturday,Felmzary 14,
had Monday, Febnmry 16.
H. H. uma to this country sixtyyearsam and he has been a
mighty good citizen and hu done
his part in building the communi-ty. The Enterprise extends rnolt
|as H. H. nay s, has gone so rapidly
for1'.y-fifth bmhday on February
16.1952,and who are not now
members nl the armed forces; lnother words, all unregistered male
residents in the SLIM ol Nebruh
who were barn between February17, 1897, and December 31, 1921.
Reglatntlan stations ln this lo-
cal bond area will be lomted atthe following places: On February
u m ,at Bldr,Kannard,Fnn\a~
.=. .; ~
MARsf1xLLs' cousm
I KILLED AT MANILA
p Russell Chambers ol Fullerton,
California, was reporuxi as mlnslngin action in Manila, meording w
word received thin week by his
eoudna,Mr.a nd Mm Chet G.
..|
Mr .H H ,Gieaelmann led hi s
bride, Misa Anrm. Buc kholdt, to the
a lta r in Lhe Br own C r ee k Churc h
where,in the pr ese nc e of fr ien ds.
th ey were united i n mar ria ge by
Rev. J o hn Hilge nd or f.Sinc e than
they ha ve resided o n the f u m
whi c h is s ti ll the ir home.Ma n y
are th e joy s a nd so rr ows ti nt Iu wn
|..
Dells ~orlow~ s~ ~sync,; b Buy Defemlg Bonds and
ka.Saving Stamps NWIBUY DEFENSE BONDS at the Jmuen homa
~ay.~~~ nieal~. °
Mn. HI-I7 Hoon, who was |
Miss Melva Jensen, daughter of
Nels Jensen. Blllr school custodian,
md Mm Jensen, :nd Chris Axtall
r-gn. Arthur Nelson o! went of
.1 .|cu nand his wile on their anniversary
Tuesday~y.~or th~ present, the;
fou r,bo th inc lusive,to present
the ms elves f or le glai ratio n.
The age gr oup s to b e r egi ste red
in c lud e all me n no t pr evio us ly r e-
ginbemd wh o ha ve attain ed the ir
twen ti eth bir thd ay on Dec ember
WM. SCI-IEER, SR,
WAS 79 MONDAY
Willlnm Scheer,Sr..was guestof honor at his home in Arlington,
Monday evening; the occasion com~
memorabed his 7901 birthday.
Present were Messrs. and Mem
dames William Scheer, Jr.,and
Arlington
me n t
Misn Frmncaa Clemmer has rg-
Mrs. Earl Jensen is spending
eat Merkling and family of Fre-
mont;Ray Echtenkamp and Leon-
ard Laaker of Elkhom;EmilScheer and family, RW Scheer andfamily,George Scheer and family,
An Luaker and funily and JackScheer of Arlingwn;and Mm.
Amanda Goesling of Fremont.
Q;.L» i»}"1;1ni\"one which now is L; he f of elaw th e c o llaps e of ml- {¢i a1 c on di tio n Of the ge ne ra l fu nd Several c p u of sé ir le t fe ve r
an F uc is m an d th a over th ro w O! whi dl. Ip pa amed to be $ 8, 00 0 over ha ve been rep or te d in th e N e w
li u n o l i n i a l i k e MB HI HN E M th e d l i v r n -1 En g la nd vi dn i ty , : n d o n e He r ma n
axis. The Captain hu been i'0l'¢i8f'The s ituation looke d ba d and for boy Ro b e rt K mr n e r i l s a i d to b e.nrnnnnnnalanf nl fha ffhirnun DHI? n Hrnn H* nnnnnnml IHQ? Hua ummlr..'Ill xr§f|1 Hun rliunnun, "Fha Wm-mnn
very well patronized but wmchl
would not hnvs mem with response
n few weeks ago.Three stations this week are
advertising "tire rotating"and"tire inspection" service. The sta-l
Lion operators have set a regular-
fee on the work of removing me
wheels and placing them on oppo-
site sides to promote more even
wear. They also will deflate the,tires and remove them from theHms to inspect the inside of thef
/.nsings For minor breaks and to
pick out small nails,awnen andglass imbedded in tread cuts.l
RUTH BURR oNBUYING TRIP
|Mrs. Ruth Burr,proprietor of
the B and C Shop handling ladies'
wearing apparel, left last Sunday
for Kansas City, Missouri, where
she inspected and.purchased the
line of goods for her establishment
for spring wear.She wu accom-panied by Miss Edna Ashelford of
Blair.These spring goods will arrive
shortly w be on hand for the
spring trade.
MISS MAHER, JOHN
LEEHY G0 To COAST
Miss Margaret Maher and her
_brother-in-law,John Leahy.left
Wednesday morning for an indefi-
nite visit on the west wut.They
will be guests of Mrs. WinlfredMaher and hmily.
l
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Pilcher of
Omaha, Nebraska, are the puenla
of a baby girl, born January 25th.She has been named Jeanne Eliza-
........,.......-.... -. -.~ V--~-.~ -. _ W..- ._ ~.-....-.~.. ....... ...~ ..-...News am' Christian Science Mimi-'men a.nd the officials would be
tor.He ls the author of the in~|fomod to await their psy until the
lor-motive biography ol' Dr.Ed-|taxes began to be paid in which
ward Bones, last preddent of free would not be for about ninetyCzecho Slovakia. to whom he wns\d_,ys_But the abyss was bridged
a personal tide. During rl-°.W°§ld by translerring sa.ooo from a n
War, Hitchcock was a Captain Mil- light fund to the general fond ana
itary Intelligence, U.S. Army.now everybody is h.ppy_
l-IOVENDICK OPENS
BLACKSMITH SHOP
Ed Hovendick, who operates a
blacksmith shop ln east Blair an-nounces his reopening lollowing
his absence from the shop during
the winter months.Hia advertise-
ment appears elsewhere in this
Issue.
Hundreds Visit
Ex-Legislator
On Anniversary
Gather To Honor Couple.
Long Time Spent In
Same Community
To g-row old gracefully and to
retain the happy faculty of see-
ing the world through eye! nharp~
eued by yean of experience is a
blessing given to but few. In ad-
dition to this, to live a happy mar-
ried liie for lifty years and rear
a family to maturity and he snr~rounded by grandchildren certain-ly rounds out a llie to the fullest
expectations.
Such ls the case of Mr. and Mrs.
Fmnk Brown of Arlington who
held open houns last Monday at
their home in Arlington where theyentertainedmorethanone-hum
dred-filty relatives and friends.
All their wedded lite has hem
spent on dis farm southean of
Arlington and in Arlington wherethey have spent several yuan alt-
... _.H-.mane hum fr.. ami" mr.
Ai f e r a l l i t l s a f i n o t h i n g h o
have a.municipal light plant lobonow from when the city ls in
'dim need.
KENNARD WOMAN, 89,
S E R I O U S L Y I L L
Mrs. Catherine Japp, 89-year-old
reeldunt of Kennard,was taken
suddenly ill last Monday dtsrnoon
and wal rushed to the Dodge Coun-
ty Hospital at hemont where she
submitted to an emergency opera~
tion late in the afternoon.
Mrs. Japp,who cams to this
.county about 1868,is known byhundreda in the Kmnard vicinity.
There is alan a large family ofchildren ruiding ln the vicinity.
Her condition ia reported to be
fair at th: time.
ANDERS P. JENSEN
RITES TUESDAY
\A n d r e a P .J e n s e n ,n e a r l y 8 2
you-s of l s t.died Swlrd-ly. Jan-
uary 81,1942.The resultant
_cause was given as old age.Deceaaed was horn in Denmark
vu June 14,1860 I-nd Gmc to
.Amerios in 1881.He had no rela-
tives hon.Funeral service were held Tues-
day irom the Bendorfs Funeral|Home and interment was made in
the Blair cemetery.
CA NCE L P L A NS FOR
C. P. T. COURSE
Pl-ana for a spring Civilian Pilot'Training oourse at Dana Collegelhavn been cancelled because of a
lack of interest. Danahad two C.P. ~ oourscs lan year,but was
AZh<§§1§' .;;;.. "\|!lllK¢;i ...TJ "ilié
week-end to lessen the danger of
spreading.
HERMAN DAD-SON
BANQUET PLANNED
Plans for the annual Herman
Father-and-Son banquet were well
underway this week,with the
Methodist church women's organi-
zations in charge. The date ot the
event has been set for March 26.principal speaker of the evening
is to be Dr. Dlenst of Lincoln, Dep-uty Superintendent ol P u b l i cSchools in Nebraska.A
88 AT HERMAN'SPOLIOPARTY
Around eighw-eight persons at-
tended the cud party held at Her-
man,Thursday evening, for the
benefit of the infantile paralysis
fund.Twenty~two tables of play-
ers enjoyed an evening oi bridge,
contract bridge, plnochle and qrlh-
hage. Prizes, donated by Hermanbusinasmen, went to Ed Haven-
dick and Mrs. Ben Wachter.
CHICKEN TI-IIEVES IN
WASHINGTON AREA
Chicken thieves are at work in
the Washington-Dale area in the
southwestern portion of Washing-ton County.o. C. Llesche. who
lives on a farm near Washington,
reports that Saturday evening ahole was sawed in the back of his
chicken house,and an undeter-
mined emount of poultry was stol~
en.
JAMES E.DEWEY, 34.
DIES IN OMAHA
James E.Dewey,84,former
Henman raident, died at his homeinOmaha on Saturday,January31. Survivors include Mrs Dewey-
a son, Wilbur E. Dewey, a daugh-ter,Mrs.T. E. Smith, tive grand-
beth and weighed 8% pound: at
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Dldja ever realize how cheap
and how infinlmaimnlly smallhumanity can be? The exam-ple of smallness has been Iul-
ly demonstrated recently in
the musing of n llfe penlion
for the members 01 the United
States Congress.
Just how these men,whoshould be held in high respect,
can again ask their conxtihx-enls for support ln the next
or other elections is hud wconceive. It certainly wlll take
a lot ul'intestinal fortitude
(er them W do so.'
The act is vmmg and
leaves a feeling that than llonly one Lhlng uppennon in
mind and Llmt is bo dismzxrd
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me "f ~ ~ { 1 § ¢a ';.".:;':.,."<,f"'§ ~"alU IlIerman vicinitym m I S
FITCHS MOVE To
TO RESIDE
giH;I;\\'; uf u; .~§,;= w1 ' u
they umheld. Their daugh-IN HOSPITAL°f.T='°~BLAIRWillil Horn, son of Mr. and Mrs.r~,_
whlnhter, lin. Chnisl Berry|ml»h,and their daughters-m-law,I
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\Mrs.Lawrance Bmwn md »1 \Following a farm auction last
ra- Satundxy. Mr. and Mrs.Wal\acer :IQJQM rnmittgn'ina'-§""" i§<T§£`i\E»§m."` ""`li»'1`S&§ir l I l D ||» \ A l l l b a n L a u u x u v su y i"l1ICn m u c m l u r e n m o v e d D o r s u u rL t l l a t S n r i n r f i a l d M i n m n - i | . _......:..a,.a......|....u . .l a m . : .L u a
i mnim imu wen »-rw. 'radar iiIma mm covered vm an ex-Inca!, , , , , , , , . [ " § ; , § ; ' , 3 " - 's u l \ l l \ l ' \ » ~ ; ' , ; ' " ~ . _
U.S.¢rmyg||||p||,|,sm.h'._ bon L\\neh,wh|¢hh¢|¢§¢¢':;p\| r-
e h l l l d m m A l m l m ."The umxvzam mm md- 1 The elkht Roosevelt.-Churchill I has acommic .nn wnrkimr mm| who (annulLv.. mm. mm. I- ._i°.'1'Z._. .1'!"£'22f_- -."'fE"|"°""I
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more prop er i n th is dpatriotismisbeing
sized, and nghtly, if tl
were to offer their
free during this paris
tional stress.
ild seem *Iay when
empha-
mesa mensenrleen
ld of na-
a murm-a mlmk-
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[iced some of dmlr rlghte ¢°
form the United sum as it ln
wdny; |o should the natlunn of
the world w promote the forma/-
Uon of A ldmllu- union of :oun-ulen." This wu the general gist
of' the nrgumenll pnasnmd at
the Chnmbpr of Commerce de-h m a t tha Blair H1211 Sdwvlaudltoxlmn Ill. night.
principals,whlch the debawm
dlswssed PN und con,ue ,
briefly: 1.'lb mkno wrrlwrlnl
wn u.2.To anlonre no wm-
torlnl change- no: wished by the
xwonle.s.Allow vwvls m
dxwne their own fo of mv -erhnrnt.| . To f..'Z3..,tree
wurl tnde w h m ponlbla.li.Fi ll eolhbanuan w pmmote
dltlmm.6.Tn promow con-
tinued world peace.'l. Freedom
at the. neu.B.Cmlnplefa dll-
umumnz of nations.
Although the number attend-
ins' wunot llrlre.the cwwd wu
Nvresenudve of the city und
comp and ms ny s xpnued nt-
lslnctlon m¢\rd.ln¢ the nfhlr.
Intlxa lbwo pho to uni he mul
Len to Hxht My nm n followlz
Waltar Phelan und Rlchnrd Lle-
bert, memberu of ilu Cralglxton
Unlvenlty debate tum.Nut la
Univ vndty of Nehnsh Debah
Couch Leroy hun um membenof the Nebraska tum, An Rlvon
and nm mn.
llhrrdn Ha nno n a n luro v ha
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'I.'5'°.§1`.°"§¢£'ff"Z§5'"'"' cutdgxrg 0'HANuoN M A D E #F R A N C E S J O H N S O N
,,,;,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, holding llghted ,,,.D l s ' m l c ' r M A N A G E R M I D L A N D S T U D E N T
low tapers, And also 1 decoratedwedding cake.Ruben 0'llnnlo ,who is an-Misa Prmces Johnson of Arling-
Mn.rl-.nk N l m u ma lmI *¢ '° 'i ln t m li fe num bmi -um has enrolled nt wanna c ol-mqph Andenon of Omaha Pm"-°d'no|| in this cena th mg Pnl~ len ln Fremont for the secund ae-
durlng the afwemnon md ln the dentinl Imuranca Compmy,hu meatzr, which hrs justopenéd. Misa
evening Hrs.No n m and bun promoted tu Dlnnlct Huugedohgmn ll elnslfled u An UBS*Mn. gm, Pfdffar hm c hurn.hr Wuhlngzon Owlty.ular ltudent.r f
.APs hnn- *haf n .- - - u n v | u su\|l¢LII!'w i l i b e r e p u d l a t e d u s :
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THE ENTERPRISE
f Ludlnz Nawlpnper Suhwrintivn Price Pez You 8150
Enehred u saondcléns mnttex under tha act of Coupes ul Mmh
1879. xt the poswfficn at Blair.Nebnakl.
HAPPENINGS OF
BY-GONE YEARS
10 years ago1932After much lnvesuigndon inw themerit;of numerou;applicantstheBlahSchoolBoard has uleehsdLJ.Mamgvmery of Wilber Nebraska.
The 0915* Cvmer Club met wig;Mrs.Elmer Holstein,WvdnesdlJanuary28,with Lillie GotBernice Dornuker,Mn.Rayn|¢nSchuldc, Mn.Peter Mondhont andMn.Henrv_G0ttaf1h as assistlnz
FEDERAL INCOME
TAX FACTS-NO.5
Many lumen will be liable for
ineuma tu returns nnd paymentof tax for the first time Hils year.The term lumen includes live
~~:pw~f fi.;.\..4~Hr. and Mn wuum »~. ii s »;; _~.W~ r. ~ I mn: Sllndwafternoonmm
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WASHINGTON OOUNTY A_BLY<DAY3181081
Blqir Was Fcunded in 1868;Lots -
Auctioned By John l.`BIair
8 a:.|;
on the history og Blair ap~rs
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Lees of the Town oi Blmir who be
ing dgly appointed by the county
Anna Marie and Domtnv Mordhorutspamtheweekandwiththeirnnrenw.Mr.and Mrs FredMordhunt.
Johnny Mmdhom lelc Mondnyizqmiqg1'0r San Diem,Califof-
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HEBRHSKHPRESS
1Vsso<4Ia!»im
JOHN A.RHOADES.Editor and Publisher
J.HILTON suonnss Assume:Emma Advartldng
MARYBETH McQUARRIE Looll Editor
D. M.HANNAH Compodtor and Pram:n
mas VANOLA J.BRUNTON Linotype OWUW
mmm R/lsmusssu.Linotype Operator
LEO HELMSING Apprentice .
hunmlsanlxnpresalon.He
ready made on impression wil
you that will last for years lnSense andNonsense
,By D. M.H.
¢(2lEER UPrho wont atom the
would hu everknown coma Io an
md om runny nam.
When your last upper tooth n
gone you become u shy hermit
and live apart from the world xv
»duced to melancholy reflectlns
.and soup.vEach Lime you attempt to speakyouholdahandkerehie!in front
of your mouth like a dainty lady
with the hurps.This causes mole
esllers w look at you ooldly andoverafewdaysyoudecideto
grow s mustache.
v
this is mother Hg;
When you are tied in the cluihetakesathingthesizeof
horse shoe which he hu hollowe
out to mnksw.curvd saucer antrowelsittullofconcretesm!
which road builders ull ns mix
Then he forces it into your Iacandholdsitagainsttherootoyour mouth until it takes wot.Yo
nre trapped andelpless.
You prsyl You try to think ootherthingswarmurdertaxcl
the flowers that bloom in thlspringtrala. When mis fails yoigriptheannsofthechairam
vslowlygocrazy.
What youv;nt is al§i*\?Finally y{i¢§;p1<>a; svith a mu!
gm.iZ§§Ll§7 Z wlif.li\§»Jn§i§ff¢§§2.§;¢fT§;2h.§a;.§2i
.that curves down over the lowetformut.ion is ready to pry loose
119. except when you lm it with When it lets sv.several pieea oaIorefingorhoputinsupplies.hide the size of defense stamp:What you really get is what farm let gn with it.ren eg;a poor;tand plus nasty .. . V
zrsznar s from t e wife.This ends the ordeal except fo
~ ~V _the distressing business of getting3Une délb fhell you gf feelirégiused to the feeling that some forowangnmyouuppeno eigner has mov d in and is nglanceintonrnirmr.You look doing your catirfg for you.ov
:again and scream Mercilul heavens!Apparently somwne has DORNACKER NEWS
struck you on top of the head and
telescoped you. The distance lrorn Pet/or Petersen of Omaha spembstoyourchinhas Tuesday niszht and Wedneadalyoureye~row;§irunk two inches. When you pull with Mr.and Mro_ Hemy Gvttsoh
your face apart it opens up like Miss Greta Dornacker returnaanaccordionthat has had s b1gw.home Sunday from the Hsrolcout.lilisfcldl home where she ha¢
_ _ _ v _worked for two months.Mr and Mrs.Harold ClwistenNow you resort to strategy. You ..nractice lettinz your jaw fall down§_fffi ~~f}_qg§¢dM§=¢;§g3
and ranches.Fanners may mnin their raands and file their returns of ironlne on either the cash receiptand disbursements basin or on thacemdbasisofaccounting.consistent method must howcvebe employed.Lf a cash buiu 1usedFormINOFSchedule1FarmIncome and Expenses is rquiredto be filled out and filed 1
conjunction with Form 1040.
Deductions from sms incom
may be made by hrmers nsneceasaryexpensesAllamountsea=pended (other tlmn those const
_|turing capital expenditurvl)inemQrylngonthebulnsuofhrmim
xt Deductions for expenses inelud
such items as cost of feeding anraisingllvabock(except tlw valu
lr of larm produce grown upon dl
L farm ind the lnbor of the Qxpayer);east of seed;minor repairs t
d lnrrn building;(other than th
dwélnng of the farmer):sm!
tools used up in the course of
e year or two;fuel nnd oil iwed fo
!farm work;repairs and mainten
u ance of farm machinery;hired In
borers and hired machines ani
cost of commercial fertilizers th
I benefit of which is of short dura
lyltion.
|The bust oi farm machinery
lliequipmcnt and farm buildingsd amounls expended in the development of lanns orchards and ranch
es as well ns the amounts expendedintherestorationofsci
a fertility preparatory to actual productionof crabs and the cost o:~ Iiming soil to increase productiveInessover s.period of years an
s capital expenditures.Losses incurred in the operstioratfarmsasbusinessenterprises|are deductible from gross income
!1f llvcshock hue been purchased fm
any purpose and afterwards die:f from disease exposure or injuryor is killed by under of the nuthori
ties of a State ar the Unite:
States the actual purchase pHce ol
such livesluck less any depreciantionallowable as a deduction in respectofsuchperishedlivestock
i may be deducted if the loss is nel
1 compensated for by insurance ol
1 otherwise.
If gross income is ascertained ba
. the use of inventories no deduction
If»
r can be taken separately for liveaim\\r nnvlnrtu lnno viurinu thi
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low.The material ls taken from
s history of Blmlrs early days,
written some years ago by EditorJohn A.Rhoades of o Enter
prlse.)Beautifully located on a.tableland about two and onehslf miles
from the west bank of the Missouririverandinnorthlatitude
fonyons degreel my thirtytwominuteswithhillsminsonth#south and wsst Blllr natlea in
contentment the hams of approximatelythreeoussndsouls.
ozsuuisb dams ofNc~
brasks no town has guinedanorurenownforherbelutythanBlair.Her magnificent shade tree herwideandwellkeptstreetsandhernumberofcomfortablehomes
bring forth the admiration ol thestrangerwlthinherXstes.Trees.mes a veritable forest of beantifulshadetreesof every varietyknownto thrive ln this climate.Looking back uer the vista oftimesincethefoundingofBlair
it seems well nigh impossible thatln the short years that haveelapsedthat such marvelous changes could
have been brought about in the developmentoftheopenpmiriscountrytothisveritableGarden
of Eden wh{.;h appearance the citybearsespeciallyduringtheJune
time of the yearThecountrycontiguous to Blairisprimarilyaplainscountrywith
a rich virnin soil undcrluid by a
mg only appouiteu ny me counwcommisdonenandhavingtakentheiroathsofofficecalledthe
meeting.Present F.~H.Longley M.D.A.Reed J.H.Post C.B.HemianandM.V.Wilson.
On motion preceded fs pennanentorganisation.The election ofofficersraultedintheunsnlmonselectionofJ.H.Post chslnnan;C.B.Henman treasurer and M.V. Wilson clark. W. C. Walton wasappaintdattorneyforthetownuidA.T.Chlrin.constable.On motion a committee of threewas appointed by the chair to lubmitfor adoption at our nsxt meetingaformofbylawsandordinancesfortowngovernmentconsistingof A.Reed F.H.Longley and W. C. Walton.Also s.commltt/es on grada oohsdstlng of F.H.Longley and M. V.Wilson.Nofurtherbusinessbeingbelonatheboardonmotionadoumed.M. V.Wilson clerk.Approved J.H.Post chairman.
During the following meetingsbylaws and ordinances were passedforthegovernmentofthetown.The first ordinance ls here reproducedandistakendirectlyfrom
the town mcords of that datewhichisinthe possession of thewriter.
ORDINANCES
ot the
......v .rm iight conuurwudlsntrictcourthere.
Mrs.Iester Belford and Mn.Louis Faxnberg reviewed books fortheMondayAftemoonClub.David Murnmert severed hisihandjustabovetheWflstwhile
cutting kindllng.Joe Bolln of Fort Calhoun diedsuddenly at the home ol his daughter.Mn.Frank Wolff.
Misses Alu Ntlsun and RuthWidener have been sledad st BonoSchool.Margaret Linden hu beenelectedto teach at Brewster next
year.Sheriff Snap Sut.hllnd vuattackedby A prisoner when hetookthenoonmesltotheJail.The prisoner who sauna the
held on x charge of robbing the
ptto Kruse my at Fvrt Calhoun.
o s
5 years ago 1987
Wadilngton County will have arestrictedcornacreageln1937;jr must be equal to that of 1936.The Blair Canning Co.under the
trouble was Dean Marley who
is!
imanagement of C.O.Dawson.isplanningfor a big pack this yur.l Miss Vina M Foley and Harry»E.Campbell were married.Tuesday.They will reside at Kilgore.I The 13 club of BlalrHlgh enitertained85guestsat an athletic_b1u1quet.In charge were Janet|Hr.rnphill George ThornlsurghBettvConmtnnJe.na\M.~............
the lesson on Ir Illness ComesAfterthemeetlnlrahandkerchiefshowerwsdieldforMrs.ArthurSchneeklothandMrs.WilliamChristensenwho are moving awayinthenearfuture.The nextlmeetinzistobe with Mrs DaveKrogerFebnxsry18th.Mrs.Anna Melton was a dinnerguyofMr.and Mrs.Gus AuchunMr.md Hrs Detld Kruse U!Fort Calhoun visited w=lt.b EmuGomnhandLillie.Thursday.
.Mr.and Mrs.Elrgert Olut andsonsandGretaDornackersventThursdayeveningwiththenof
nscker family.The teldler and pupils of theDomacksr School h smarty din M
.......Wei »wruuurstJohnnv!D€nt Thursduv af
Messrs.and MesdamcsLuchmand family Lcrov OfamilyofAshland.Charbotha and their niece of FweredinnerzuestsofMMrs.Raymond Schuldteveninxr.Misses Anita.Esther angmMordhorstandrohnny and Harry Mordhoii¢=Bd their ts Mr.asPeters..a§§§¢.Sunday.Mr.and Mn.Essen Ol
sons ment Sunday sftemmZir.and Mrs.Henry Gottervln.
Mr and Mrs.Peter Mon
l the Peter Kroner horno_
Em Chaner.Friday.for sit..Christen VJ
...~....i »i.3 ..isemTuna9¢l¢v H1 h and Mar Kroger.Saturday event:3 Amr Puls who are movlng|}9|p Herman tele rate hisdMissVlrlrlnlaVoetmannwentlimArthurSthneeklbth[Ihe weekand in Iowa.dinner zuest of her mothe|Emil Gottsch celebrated his
abirthdny Tuesday evenlnz.entertainingfriundsandrelativesstigiochle.Prizes were Won by Mn.
Fred Paulsen.Frldsy.Mr.and Mrs.PeterMrs.Emma Champion anvisitedHenrvKrozers.SuomaeKnlepMrs.Henry Mrs Artlnu SchneeklolSchneekloth.Mrs.Clifford Blmzlchildren were SundayEndMrs.Lmlie G0ff~G¢lI»MPHzuests of Mr and Mrs.lJohnny Johnsen and Mrs.Hennlschneeklaui.lGottsch and traveling prize wen!Mr and Mrs.Henry GottitoMrs.Girls Fedde.Lunch waslrvin visited Thursday 1served.Mr.Gottsch received awith Mr and lllrs.Chrislongdseteleuhonecallfrom.and dauizhters and lcler Prhistwo dauzhtxs.Fmnces and Erin Omaha.dine who are in California.|Mr.and Mrs.William ClMr.and Mrs.Fred Nelson and.svn and fumilv visited ThlLylevisitedMr.and Mrs.Henry evemnxz with Mr.:ind Mrs..
umLexnoon
HenryhrtandlesSo~
lorence.
r.and
Sunday
d Mar
lenman
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\d Mn.
hrt and
am with
wh and
rdhors£»
:I Gene
iennm
nz.toIbirth
waa n
r.Mrs.
Kroker
d Gene
nday.
th and
dinner
Henry
Sch and
aveningKruse
nenzcn
zrisien
\u rsdnyJoh n nvarichvirginsoilundcrlnidbyaclayaubsoil.This with a pleateousrainfallanda.temperate cli
mate makes the country wonder
fully productive which in turn adds
greatly to the wealth of Blair.
The founding of Blair goes back
to March 10 1869 when the town
lots were sold.The original set
tlcrs upon this beautiful plateauwereJacobAlexanderandT.M.
Carter three brothers who had lo
cated hero in May 1855.
In 1864 the Northern Nebraska
Air Line Railroad Company wasorganisedandin1867receiveda
gmnt of seventyfive sections of
land which grant was transferred
to the Sioux City dz Pacific Rail
road~Company during the same
year the company being composedofJohnS.Bowen and four other
gentlemen.In 1868 John I.Blair
and associates became the ownem
of the franchise of the road.In
June of that year the people o!
Washington County at a specialelectionvotedtotheS.C.&P.
Company $75000 in county bonds
and the company which had been
awaiting the result of the election
immediately thereafter under the
management of John I.BlairpushedtheroadacrosstheMiss
ouri and built it centrally throughthecountyfromeasttowest.to
Fremont reaching there before
December 1868.1
During the construction of the
road speculation was rife as to
the exact location of the prospectiverailroadtown.DeSotos hopes
of being the terminus of the road
had been cruelly nipped in the bud
by the decision of the company to
cross the Missouri river three
miles above where she was locat
ed the place of this crossing of
the river being determined by the
existence of Carter Valley which
here nina down to the Missouri
affording a natural op ~ning
;:~
Emu Go0d_ émce Franc~liGottsch and Irvin. Monday:Johnsen andfnmily.
duughteru were allen at the Joe
Jensen home Sntunhy evening.On Sundxy evenlnx.lhs followingweregueststhem:Mmm.anMesdnmasManleyIlunarandJem.Walter Ands »
;
ml DddChrlldnn»\».¢.{.L§.:nd fill.
ily.Wllter Peuunen md hmlly.and Ottn Clmmnnn and funny.Mn.Chrll Wrlch lpent uveraldnynlutweekvilltingKr.mdMrs.Frank Keller lu Canton SouthDukoll.
Mr.And Mrs.Chulu R.From »
llrold Stork homo Frlday even~
n iff..C.E.Fnnch md
IreneMrsHoazlmdmdlon.und Glen
Suvaxe all of Omnlu.were Sun
dny dinner nuesu of Mr.and Mn.
Gifford French.Mosul.md Maodnmea Roy Fol~len und duuschten.Peter StrlcklettndchlldmllWoodrowSvax\dliurd
and sons xll of Hlnlr.and Bam Sel
bv and dsukhwn vena guests ofMr.und Mn.Alvin Svendgurd
Sunday uvanlmr.honodnx Many
KUI-IR &ENGERTEXACOSIATION
I
tlon of the location of the townwassettleduponthepurchaseby
the railroad company of land
owned by the three Carter broth~
ers already mentioned as original
settlers and of James StewartWilliamTempleandC.Il.Heck
man of 10175 acres of land;this
land the present site of Blair was
offered for sale in lots at publicauction.
This sale took place on the 10th
of March 1869 and lots to the aggregatevalueof$61000 were sold
that day the highest price paid
being $350.
This sale was conducted osLens~
ihly by the railroad company but
in reality John I.Blair purchased
the whole tract of the original set
tlers;it was he who sold the lots.
and it was he in whose honor the
town was named.From this time
the future of the town seemed as
sured and up to.the present time
she hu through boom times and
financial depressions experienced
a healthy growth.
The first meeting of the trus
tees of the toiirn was held August
7 1869 and the minutes of the
meeting are herewith reproduced
Blair August 7 1869
The first meeting of the trus
THE EAT SHOP
-M e a I s-MALTED MILKS-BEER
24~HonrService
¢l year ago1941BlairRotarians were 81vests at:the C. c. C. camp Tuesdayevenin;z.QWarrenParkerhas been regclededsuperintendentof the Kennaxdschools.Miss Alberta Appleby plaeed second in the omaha district D. A.R.vontest.
Joseph J.Greene.Hollywood.bought x Cadillac throngh CmBobs.local dealer.Madne Taylor and John Rasmussenof Rose Hill vrlll be mar~fled on Valentlnes Dny.
Mr.and Mm.Wesley SorensenrevmledtheirmaneiageoflmNovember.
J.T.Ndaon and Glen Sozemeneldajointhogsaleat the BlairlSalesPavilion.
...~ur.
~..Mr.and Mrs.Harlan Gottsch
and son Mervin.of BenninlrLoll
have moved onto i farm south of
the Much school.Marvin is in
Ela first grade at the March
oo!
Mr.and.Mrs.John Jensen of
Kearney were callers at the How
ard Jensen home Thursday nfter
nnon.Mrs.John Stork is on the sick
lilt as this writinir.
Peggy Svendgurd treated her
nchoolmutu and teacher.Georgia
Mnrshall.to candy Friday on herbirtharmhrersary.Mr.and Mrs.Howard Jensen.
.Ink and Edith Mary were cnl!el1
at the Funk Byers home nearKennmd.Sundlv evening.Don't~Delay-#ltShortensTireLife
as by Isw prescribed and deliver!
the same to the collector of said
town.|5th It shall he the duty of the
Collector to collect all said taxes
as by law prescribed and makei
monthly returns to the treasurer nf
said town.l
6th The treasurer collector]
and constable shall before enterl
ing upon the duties of their of~
fites each enter into a bond Wim
said town the amount to be fixed
and approved by said tmstees con
ditioned for the faithful performanceoftheirduties.And the trees1
urer collector assessor constable
and attorney shall before entering
upon the duties of their office
take and subscribe an oath for the
faithful performance of the duties
of their several offices.
7th The trustees of this town
shall meet at the county treasur
ers office of Washington Countyinsaidtown.on the first MondayoieachmonthatFocioekpan.Sth The above bylaws and ordi
nances to take effect from and
after their publication on the 2nd
day of September 1869.
Signed this 27th day of August
1869.
J.H.Post ChairmanM.V.Wilson Secy.
(To be continued)
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Every Motorist Needs
to Prolong Tire Life
Rotation of Tires .
.We Remove All Four Wheels qnd Rotate Tires AQ-
cording to Approved Methods to Promote Greater
Inspection of Tires
.Tires Are Removed, Related and Inspected For Ex-
ternal Cuts and Bruises. Gravel and Glass Are Re
moved from Cuts and, if Desired, at Slight ExtraCost, Cuts Can Be Sealed up to PreventFurther
Damage .,
0 I 0Deflatlonnspectlon
.
Tires Are Removed and Rutated. At the SameTimeWe Deflate and Remove Tires From the Rim,Re-move Inner 'I'ube and Place Casing on Machine
Which`0pens It m Show Breaks in Carcass.Repairsof Minor Breaks Made Major Break Repairs Are
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$40
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You'll Enjoy Your Visit ToOur
Good, Clean RecreationPlace!
No CARDS No BEER
of Blair were :meats there on Sun
day eveninkMr. and Mrs. Arnold Hansen andchildren were :mats of Mr.mdMmGlas Hansen in Omaha,Sunday sfwmoon.On Mondsy evenink. they wan allen at the ChrlsHsnsenhom# near Blair.
Mr.md Mn.Arthur Kuhr and
dsuxhtcr were callen at the Rl!mend Fmneh home. Sumdmv eveninz.On Sundsy. Mr. and Hrs.BertLaftiuof (T wen dinner gueststhawMr.and Mrs Gsrence Hansen and hmily.Mn.C. E.FrenchandIrene.Glsn Savane.Mrs.
Hosxlsnd And Ronr all of Omn
hn.were callen dnt slbemoon.Mr.And Mrs.Ed Gnuse snd sonswereevenlnkcallersthen.Mr.and Mrs.Rsymond Fnnch
BLAIRRECREATIONHALL
Eddie Woltje,Prop.
Bowling -Games »Lunch
Town Of BlaiiN\\rn\\nr nn;
:ull
You'll Enjoy Your Visit ToOur
ood, Clean RecreationPlace!
No CARDS No BEER
owling -Games »Lunch
BLAIRRECREATIONHALL
Eddie Woltje,Prop.
MARYBETH McQUARRIE L0¢ll Editor
D. M.HANNAH Compodtor and Pnumm
mss VANOLA J.BRUNTON Linatype 0P¢ll¥¥
mmm msmusssu.Lirmtyps Operator
LEO HELMSING Appnndco .
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.........ected and delivered and in all|respects whatever to do and performallthingspertainingtohis]nffioe and to apprehend on view
ar warrant or on knowledge and
:ring to justice all felons and dis
turbers and violators of any of
hese bylaws or ordinances 0l1myofthecrimingallawsofthis
State And in suppress all riots
sffraya and unlawful assemblies;which may come to his knowledge.ind shall have charge and supervisionofaidewalksandthegradingandimprovementsofstreets.nd alleys within the corporation
mder the direction of the trus
ees of said town.I
3rd It shall be the duty of the
Preasurer to receive and safely;:een all moneys which may come
E
This slackjewed attitude makes
:rw feel like a school boy on his
first date and you look in the mi:»»
ror again to make sure your mouth
i.emt open and leaking.
U v.Desperation finally drives youhacktothedentistfsferwhathe
evening with Mr.and Mrs.John
Domackefr.
Messrs.and Meedamee Henry
Dierks Raymond Schuldf and
Richard Lamp visited Mr.and Mrs
Henry Gottsch Saturday evening.
Miss Greta Dornacker vlsimd
Mrs.Henry Gottach Mondav af~
ternoon.Mrs.Elza Appleby and Mrs.
William Christensen sDel1t Ihu§~s
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It Pays to Look
NEA T
Lennon hom in Blair.
Elzu ADD|ebV and family spentSundnvattheHarlevApplebyhomeinArlingtonnttendinxranall
day m¢etinK of the Church of God.
Ed Lewellen
Barber Shop
Downstaira_ in the
0|{nnlun liullding
We Repair
RAIDIKIDS
Gamble Store
Bldr.Nebrlwltl
|Year_
tpaaeiof Wlawa
Mrs.Harold E.Taylor enter
tained the Merrv Makers.Thllffl
day.The afternoon was spent If
:sewing and lunch was served
.Guests were Mrs.John Taylor
L
rl
Mrs.Howard Taylor.Mrs.Emma
Taylor.and Misa Vers Nygaard
The next meetinir will be wit!
Mrs.H.W.Rasmussen of Ross
Hill.
Messrs.and Mesdames Ottt
Vhristensen LaVonne and LyleManleyFischeranddaughter.Jenn
S.W.Anderson and Bobby.Wall
Andersen.Bobbv and Shirley and
Vhristisn Andersen and childrer
mure guests of Mr.and Mrs.Joe
.Ilseen and family.Sunday evening.Mr.and Mrs.Ross Love und
daughters Norma.Lea and Gwen
dolyn were Sunday afternoonizuvstsoftheMartinNelsona.MissIimmn.Nelson and HIUTY Covin ofOmahaalsowerevisitors.I.aVonne Christensen attended s.birthday nartv honoring PearlSmithntthehomeofMrs.Anna
J.dy
.xr.Mr.and Mrs.Gordon KexnpckenfIllairandDeenKemnekeOI(}:r1ulll\were Sundsv guests at the
parental.Paul Kemneke home.Albert Sehiodt attended a boardlunetinyzoftheProductionCredit
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.Wsociation in Omaha.Sstundsy.Mr.and Mrs.Austin Besles wereSunduvdinnerIIIlestsattheKenlwlhSmithhomenorthofBlair.Arthur Kemneke spent the week_vml in Omaha at the WillillmThurberhome.Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Long BettyendHob.were Sunday guests ofMr..nnd Mrs.Harold Taylor and
family.
Mr.and Mrs.William ThurberDeloresandRobert.were Sundav
Af
0 him by virtue of his office and
my out the same on order of the
rusteea upon which treasurer anvrdershallbedrawnbytheclerk
0 be countersigned by the chair
nan.4th It shall be the duty of the
Lsaessor to assess said bowh the
mount prescribed by said trus
THE EAT SHOP
-M e a I s-MALTED MILKS-BEER
24~HonrService
I Need Your I-lglp
»
We'r~Ready for.Spring
My Blacksmith Shop Is Open For the
SpringSeason
Farm Machinery Repairing
Indicnlions Arc That T|\(f\>win |29 Lula of llcpnir\\urk This Spring.Il Would lh Wine to
Get Your Work Done Early
EI)"9,!{'§H!?!€!§=,.!E1§£!9'"i*h
0
Publlc Sale!
On the IArm 1 Mile North and 0neQunrler Mile Eu!
of Tekamah
_ ON
Monday, Feb. 9,'42
BEGINNING AT om:o'cLocK
3 Head Cattle 3
2 Guernsey Milk Cows1Purebred Black Angus Bull, 3 Years Old
Bal Good Farm Machinery
.n H Tr :tor onIEEE...wllh Petra LillyY12..2..£u ~Trlrwr onB1tknrawefBlmler1New288(hzlllvalnr forFnnnnllHor M Truiar1NHHNPowerLlft.Lia:for H or M Tractor1New¢yle I Mo 4row
1 Slnglerow Udllvlier
1
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Slnglerow John D e e reLlaler
4Wheel Corn RollerNewWllmdlTractorGulda2rowCultlnwrI1Admin]Ha Baller1McConnlek
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l;8¢ll|l|an.Combine wlth MotorWannaPrnaRnllerElectrle .lammvuyBrood-er Slove. 500 ChlekSlxearrows'roo NummousAND OTHER 'lmMENTION
USUAL TERMS
Harold Toft
uwnuur Kuexla of Mr.and Mrs.Paul Kemucke and family.Mr.and Mrs.Manley Fincherand Jean were Fridav evening vinitoreof Mr.and Mrs.Otto Chris~tenaen.Mn and Mrs.Lloyd McCann andMrs.Menie McCann were Sundaydinner guests nf Mr. and Mrs.JayStewart.
Erie Christensen and Emory Pe~tersen of Dana Colleue were SundayvisitorsoftheKu!Chdsten
senn.Mrs.Exam Wulf and san lrv»ln.went Saturdny afternoon vrlthMrs.Fred R.Wulf.Margaret.E1dine and laterWulfandEvaSnowdenwereinOmaha.Saturday.HMIs.H.W.Ianmunnn was annersmutatuatinRenAl\awsThursday.Mr.and Mrs.Leo Andreuonwere Sunday evening melts of Mr.and Mrs..hy Stewut.Manure:and Lester Wulf enl.ertalned_ Friday in honor ol theirbirthdays.Sunner xuelu wen EnSnowdenofBlair.Ethel and ArthurBehrendt of Benson. Mr.mdMm.Fred Wulf and Earl.DomthyandAlbenHlnaenandLloydKuhr were evmlnz zdeah.Lola Hinellne.dau hter of Mr.And Mm Charles élnellne leftMondayforOmahawhenaholalobeemployed.Joan Taylar war a Wednesdayevenlnlzumof Lola and DdoreaWilloughbyat the J. E.Willoughby.home.
gf and Mn.Gifford FrenchanGenehalndliIHAuamencelebnwharblrllldly.Thundav ave
Mra.Joe Jellen accompaniedgRuthWolfeto Lincoln Mom
sf...Ind lin.Clifton HllhhldelnfOmahawerewed»enul uuaataof Mr. and llra.Hn/wud Jansen.
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---'mn nmiiiivnsszs-
Leaveg for
Eastern Job
M i n n D o r l e
C h n I | t i A men
dmxhwr of Mr.
and Mn. Frnndt
Oh rin ti ma n,
left WodneadnyforWuhingwn
D.C., plmningbonpo rt Io
duty an 1 junior lwnographer nextMonday.Misa Christiansen gndu-
nied from the Blnir nigh School in
1940.
Mmumn STUDENTS
NOW 'rEAcmNG
Savers)Hldluad College ltu-
dent: whole human an m Wang;
m m c m f v an:chad tudzi ng in their oducndan
warns.They an Dorvthy Haier
ol Renaud, llelbn Lea l!cCIel!An
And lhrga nt W at 0 ! Arlington.All three ak d u mti m 'nudnnts who have begun
"prnntloe beuzhing" in g-nde lchooln
in Fremont or vicinity u |. putt
of M.ldlmd'| teacher-training pro-
gnm. Min Haier uk! Min M¢Cle|~Inn wm spmd one hour daily in
E n t Bdluol in Fremont,while
duu Fellovmhip
o Meet Snndny
The nnwly formed Adult Bellow-
< p of the Methodist Church will
eet next Sunday eveninx. for l
dy of "The Methodist Meetingmuse"A pmgmm of games will
led by Dick Lippincott .
~.E.S. Kenningtnn
~fficen Elected
_ New officers of the O.E.S. Ken-
Items About Your Neighbors
1
\ln-_ :nd ln. Harry C.Jensen
v m di a na :RWI*-I. 'I\ussd\y» ofMr. and Ura- Nels ll, Juan.
l l i u Frances Chmmer bla rvturned 1°Immanuel Ho rplm in
Omahx fo r fa nhnr medial ust-
meat.
Mn. L ll. Be a t vu n guest,Sundxy,of Dr..i d M n. N. J .
Mann of Tehmlh-
Min Alice .hmm of Piney, Ne-
braska, mu a week-and vmw, ol
h e r l n . r m h , M r . m d M n . E d A .
Jenun.
Misa Annetze F1-me of Omnhn
spent the weak-and in Blllr with
HE R M A N C O U P L E
W E DS S A TU RD A Y
Tha mining: 61 lil! Jean ln-pnt Baynolda, daughtar of Hr.and Hrs. Ralph Beyno\d| 06 Rob-
ust Eugene Jansen, mon at Hr. mdlln.Hml ll.Jensen, oaurnd
Saturday Alurnnon, January 24 nv.the Arlington luhodin .umb
pxnonnge, Rev. Dniid C. Simpson,
pastor of tbxt church perlorming
the oeremany.They we n le mm-panied by HIM Catherine Brvdsr-
sen IM Dwayne Reynolds, brotha:
af the bride.The brlde vu 1 wicker in the
runl school: ol Washington Coun-
0M l s s D l m e r y
to Wed Soo |
Announcement wu made »-wee khyMx.u\dllrs .MnrtinDlm-
sry ol Sidneyo! the beuvihd --
their daughter, J'e, to Dr.0 -
Sehlumbargef ed fmt.;.~
Di me 'ry ,;turs ¢ nt| w\c hntn -
No nh School in m m n i n a.
former member mf the -:dual fnculty.__
Dr.Schlumberger, a pncti~ -~dentist, in a grmduta of the Un!-
venlty ol Nebraska and n mam
ber or m m Si zml m m .
.. ..,.....-
"When Stands 'Hue Winged Sell'
try" by Mu-pun Kennndy,for
membem of the Moudny Alwmoon
Club when they met at the home
of Mrs. A. c. Ddnl, Felmmry 2.Mn. F-ly Johmvn nllo purtiaipawd
in the px-vognm. radius! selectionsof poetry by Egg" Guut md Og-
den Nash.
During the business meeting the
duh vofed w donlh $2 to the In-
fmtile Pa nlili l fund and $5 00the Red (hon war rellaf.l i m
Plan 4-umm 5 1?m u m s . V i d !
A vacation of lonr months ilplanned By Mr.and Mn. H. C.
Kulhr, who laft Thursday lor QMweltaunt.Thay will spend mostnf t h e a mw nh u mh -m md
daughter-in-law,Mr.and H n
Hnrvey N. Kuhr af Lo|'An¢eleS»
Cdlfomia.
Mn. Ma li n 1|
Cl-nl Club Hosta;
._. .Ev
MRS.OHANIDNREVIEWS BOOK Leaveg for
Eastern Job
M i n n D o r l e
C h n I | t i A men
dmxhwr of Mr.
and Mn. Frnndt
Oh rin ti ma n,
left WodneadnyforWuhingwn
D.C., plmningbonpo rt Io
duty an 1 junior lwnographer nextMonday.Misa Christiansen gndu-
nied from the Blnir nigh School in
1940.
Mmumn STUDENTS
NOW 'rEAcmNG
Savers)Hldluad College ltu-
dent: whole human an m Wang;
m m c m f v an:chad tudzi ng in their oducndan
warns.They an Dorvthy Haier
ol Renaud, llelbn Lea l!cCIel!An
And lhrga nt W at 0 ! Arlington.All three ak d u mti m 'nudnnts who have begun
"prnntloe beuzhing" in g-nde lchooln
in Fremont or vicinity u |. putt
of M.ldlmd'| teacher-training pro-
gnm. Min Haier uk! Min M¢Cle|~Inn wm spmd one hour daily in
E n t Bdluol in Fremont,while
duu Fellovmhip
o Meet Snndny
The nnwly formed Adult Bellow-
< p of the Methodist Church will
eet next Sunday eveninx. for l
dy of "The Methodist Meetingmuse"A pmgmm of games will
led by Dick Lippincott .
~.E.S. Kenningtnn
~fficen Elected
_ New officers of the O.E.S. Ken-
Items About Your Neighbors
1
\ln-_ :nd ln. Harry C.Jensen
v m di a na :RWI*-I. 'I\ussd\y» ofMr. and Ura- Nels ll, Juan.
l l i u Frances Chmmer bla rvturned 1°Immanuel Ho rplm in
Omahx fo r fa nhnr medial ust-
meat.
Mn. L ll. Be a t vu n guest,Sundxy,of Dr..i d M n. N. J .
Mann of Tehmlh-
Min Alice .hmm of Piney, Ne-
braska, mu a week-and vmw, ol
h e r l n . r m h , M r . m d M n . E d A .
Jenun.
Misa Annetze F1-me of Omnhn
spent the weak-and in Blllr with
HE R M A N C O U P L E
W E DS S A TU RD A Y
Tha mining: 61 lil! Jean ln-pnt Baynolda, daughtar of Hr.and Hrs. Ralph Beyno\d| 06 Rob-
ust Eugene Jansen, mon at Hr. mdlln.Hml ll.Jensen, oaurnd
Saturday Alurnnon, January 24 nv.the Arlington luhodin .umb
pxnonnge, Rev. Dniid C. Simpson,
pastor of tbxt church perlorming
the oeremany.They we n le mm-panied by HIM Catherine Brvdsr-
sen IM Dwayne Reynolds, brotha:
af the bride.The brlde vu 1 wicker in the
runl school: ol Washington Coun-
0M l s s D l m e r y
to Wed Soo |
Announcement wu made »-wee khyMx.u\dllrs .MnrtinDlm-
sry ol Sidneyo! the beuvihd --
their daughter, J'e, to Dr.0 -
Sehlumbargef ed fmt.;.~
Di me 'ry ,;turs ¢ nt| w\c hntn -
No nh School in m m n i n a.
former member mf the -:dual fnculty.__
Dr.Schlumberger, a pncti~ -~dentist, in a grmduta of the Un!-
venlty ol Nebraska and n mam
ber or m m Si zml m m .
.. ..,.....-
"When Stands 'Hue Winged Sell'
try" by Mu-pun Kennndy,for
membem of the Moudny Alwmoon
Club when they met at the home
of Mrs. A. c. Ddnl, Felmmry 2.Mn. F-ly Johmvn nllo purtiaipawd
in the px-vognm. radius! selectionsof poetry by Egg" Guut md Og-
den Nash.
During the business meeting the
duh vofed w donlh $2 to the In-
fmtile Pa nlili l fund and $5 00the Red (hon war rellaf.l i m
Plan 4-umm 5 1?m u m s . V i d !
A vacation of lonr months ilplanned By Mr.and Mn. H. C.
Kulhr, who laft Thursday lor QMweltaunt.Thay will spend mostnf t h e a mw nh u mh -m md
daughter-in-law,Mr.and H n
Hnrvey N. Kuhr af Lo|'An¢eleS»
Cdlfomia.
Mn. Ma li n 1|
Cl-nl Club Hosta;
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MRS.OHANIDNREVIEWS BOOK
~1;.,.group met with Mrs.Carl Bobs,
are: president, Mrs. H. B. Brown:
viceqnresldent, Mrs.Rosa Dash;
and secretarytreasurer,Mn,D.
R. Ehlers.`
Ollngers Enlcnnln
P. M. K. Me~bers
A regular meeting of the P. ll.
K. Club was held. Sunday nfter-
noon, with all members present.The gathering,which included
ynung couples of the Blair md
Kennaxd vicinities, was held at theed Olinger home near Kemurd.
Vernon Bobesvnl
~ere For vid:
Mr. and Mrs. Vermn Robeson olBaltimore, Maryland, 'Arrived Sun-day evening lor a visit ol A week
~r rm days among Blair relatives
They me guests of their parents,~r. and Mrs.Scott Robeson and
r. and Mrs.~Ben Peck.
Cl-nl Club Hosta;
Member!of the Mundny Eval!-ing Card Club were guests of Mn.
. m m Maher at nn evming ol
bridge, Febnmry 2.Guasta wax-e
Mn. o. Gilberuon md Mina Hu-
'riot Alhn.At and-9. priza man!
w Mn. John Leahy,h i x l l mn :
imd Mn. Clitfond m m m cut
prize
Mn. Kh\'Pl¢l'Iek
Plan to Attend the
'rx-nan ANNUAL
Scout Circus
C¢m pb¢||'s M o r t u a r y
P HO NE 9 1
Am\>ulence Service
Advertise in The Enterprhe
G. L. Dixon C0.
l mu n n n o r E v zr y
Kno wn Ki nd
n n :L o u #
./~»». ..Mrs.Roy T. Kirkpl-trick v ulioness, Tuesday afternoon, to the
Baptist Fellowship Circle.He r u-tmost was Mrs. E1-we Tumbled
Mrs. Scott Robeson led the duvwtionalservloe, and Mrs. Charles
McComb mn in charge of the al-
ter-noon's program.Rafmahmmmtewere served by the ¢:o~holbease|, in
conclwon.
Official Meth. Boon!
Met With Austin;
Members of the official board uf
the Methodist Church met with Mr.
and Mrs, Milan D. Austin, Monday.
at which time plans were made forLayman's Day observance on Peb-ruary 22.The Debt Reduction
Crusade was opened locally, at that
Lime.with David Mummert, Jr.,
as chairman.A goal of twelve
units of $100 each, or 51200, was
set as the share of Blair Metl-iw
diets.,Pledges may be made and
paid over a period of 25 months.
Co-Hoatessea Hold
Shower For Bride
Mrs. Carl Bohn,Mrs. Woodrow
West and Mrs. Otto Matzen enter-tained at the Andrew Bohs home.
Thursday nfwmoon,compliment-
ary to Mrs.Leslie Johnson (neeAnna Bohs). A shower of gifts was
presented Mrs.Johnson,and the
altemoon was spentst games and
contests.Refreshments we re
served by the hostcsses.Guests were Mesdames OttoRuweandDorothy,Raymond
Ruwe,Lila,Marilyn and Donna,
Ed Mundorf.Wesley Sorensen,
John Becklun, Curl Mortensen, Pe-
ter Hngge, Robert Welton and Jan-
ice, Richard Barron and Sully,Wol-
lace Johnson,Niels Nielsen and
Barbara, IeR»oy Hansen and Lur-ry, Oliver Huddlesen, T. A.Bohn,
Andrew Bohs,Otto hlatzen andRoger, Woodrow West, Carl Bohs.
Advertise In Tho Enterprise
Home Theatre
Hume ai Perlecl Talking Picture
N. T.L U N D
REAL ESTATE-INSURAN
204 South 5th St.
Phone White 168
THURSDAY
February 5
Admission 11-30 Cls.
Glomuroul Gloria Bahmul
W *n w *F 4 3~.- r d x f n
\
'A o
114° uf'
Als o-Artqof Scif-Defense Colnr
Cartoon and Punpaa Pnddock
Sport Reel.
the Red (hon war rellaf.l i mFred Guyer wu appointed to Luke
chargs ol the smiarr Lump of Girl
Scouts.According to meant vhns. Mn.Wallzr Lydia will be helium to the
Monday Aikmoon Club on Febru-
Ary 9.Two have!talk: wan be
given, Him Ella Hill uhm' as har
subject Balkan and vldnlty, and
Mn. George Kiihr, Jr., discussing
Wuhingwn Sth by the Columbia
Rlvnr drive.
Cape.Twn new members joining
th e c lub a t th at ti me wer e Mr s. J .
P.Stok es a nd Mr s . E .E .Epper-
ley .
Bu y De fe ns e Sta mp s and Bonds
No w !
wscs (Xrela
Med Frldny
The individual circles of the W.
s. c. s. ol the lmlmdln; Church
will men tomorrow, Friday, after-
>°f~ at 2:80 o'clock.The sched-
e:
Circle I:Hostess, Mrs. Vernon
F. Bellows;assistant, Mrs. Franl:
Bellows.,
Circle II:Houma, Mrs. M, D.
Austin;assistant,Mrs.W.E
Lucka
Cirtle III:Hostess, Mrs. M. o.
Davis; assistant, Mrs. Sl Johnson.
Miss Alice Jacobson
Observe; Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Ola Jncobson and
Miss Alice Jacobson entertained,Sunday,in observance of Aliee's
lrlrthdsy.Guests nl. dinner wereMr. and Mrs. H. O. Hurd and Dor-
othy,and Iavonne und LavemeHintonofBelgrade,Nebraska.
Afternoon callers were Mr. andMrs. W. E. Kingdon and Jack of
Kaennsrd, Mr. and Mrs. H_ C. Jen-
sen. Mr, and Mrs. Merton Jensen
and Judy, Mrs. John Hooks, Mer-
gie and Ray.The visibors brought
their lunch, and n pleasant social
afternoon was spent.
Blnlr Pick~Up Club
A meeting of the Blair Pick-Up
Club met, Thursday aftemoon, atthehome of Mrs.H.H.Brown.
The current project lesson, "lt lll-
ness Comes",was presented byMrs.George Rathrnann and Mrs.
Margaret Kemp. A donation was
nrmds w the Red Cross.
Whl¢e,Spot Club
Mrs.Alfred Anderson enter-tained the White Spot Club, 'l'hur~s»
day,when the lesson,"Illness
Comes",was presented.Visitors
were Mrs. Hurry Morris, Mrs. Low~ell Christensen snd Mrs.Frank
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s r o h ms c o N c E R ' r = = " o f He r ma n . T h e g r o o m ms wak-md mm an brother ma -\=»°'been engaged in farming with his terin-hw,Hr, and Mrs. EIIWYY Ed Juneau, Walter Nielsen md
Sixty Dana studehh attendedih h Hunt, Jr.Ki n ~ A°d°"§ "b °! § 0 a e TuHi ll
°wfn¢'h=°*°u _c m e m K m ]dra.Ed ri .¢ r u \ ,e»-'é»T°§"'li°f;.°f,,§3 go"f; ;_Nngh. Y°'1nx couple left for St. Paul, Ne-|A,k:;_ Chyd xg __g»,,,,, (;°°¢. ily. to attend the funeral of An-
iield, llinnaota, Saturday evwiD8
in Council Blade, Iowa. The eon~cert was pruaihd in the Ahnh-amLinooln High School gymnaaiuut
Club Notes
Townsend Club No. 1
The regular meeting of Tawn-send Club No. 1 will be held at
Schefflex-'a Hall on Friday evening,
Febnmry 6.
Washlnglon Ladies' Aid
A meeting- of the waahinawn
Indies Md is fo be held on Wed-
Mrs. C. V. Sohuntacher.
Dorcas Seidel;-
The Dorcas society.Kmnard
Lutheran Church womon'a argini-zatlon, will be enlerthined by Mrs.
lem Schumacher on Thursday af-
ternoon at two o'clock.
Blue Ribbon Club
The Blue Ribbon Baby nee: and
Pig Club will meet at the farm
home of Mr.and Mrs. ArnoldFuhlmdt, Saturday evening.Feb-
ruary 7.
Lutheran Guild
The Lutheran Guild memberswill be guests of Mrs,N. C. Carl-
sen at the regular Rather-init. Wed-
nesday afternoon, I-`el1ruary 11.
neaday aftemoon at the home of
renee Cook home in Arlington. Sun
bn-aka, rebmmlng to the home of,norattendedthePatrlof\JeRsvwix1U10 Z1'00m's parents, Monday. '1'lzat},~nm°m_Sunday evening.
evening around aeventy~five 01
their [Hands and ndghbor! met in
this home where they enjoyed an
old-fuhinned dnrlvarl,
STUDENTS PLAN BOX
SOCIA L IN M A RCH
The annual all-high school boxsocial win be hdd at Blair HighSehoolon March 13, under thejointsponsorship of the PurplePeppers and the senior class. Admee will follow the aodml, lol-
lownng a cultom begun several
years ago.
OSSIBLY
ur. and Mrs. Emvrv Hunt, Jr..
were Sunday supper gueah of Mr.
and Hn.c ma G m o l Omaha,
formerly of Blallr.
Misa Helm Warrick and Rulaell
Taylor were Sunday eveninl'
gue e'tso fHr.a ndM11 .hc kPe t-
men in the Rose Hill vicinity,
Mr. and Mrs.Hy mn 0.Davisand June, end Misa Norma John-
son spent Saturday and Sunday
among relatives in Audubon, Iowa.
Mrs. Maude Campbell of Helena.
Montana, and Mrs. D, J. Corte of
Omaha. were Sltundny noon lunc.l1-
eon guests of Mrs. J. P..Jenaen.
Mrs. lee Gregereen entertalned
two tables of friends at ands.
Wednesday afternoon. Her guests
.. , _/[BOUT Y O U 'ere members of a card duh which
A guest U!Misa Josephine John-
son Sunday aftemoon was Mrs. L.
D. Warrick.
meets regularly.
Mrs. Otto Arp was n Thursday
dinner guest at the parental. Hen-
ry Kuhr, home.In Lhe afternoonshe called on Mr. and Mrs.George
Mrs Leonard Miller o!|H. Kuhr.Mr. and .Omaha visited Mrs.Millefa pJ.u'»
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Siort,
on Sunday.
Miss Helen Wolff, who has been
employed in Omaha since the lat-
pasmr. otfieiated at the marriage
of Marjorie Brown, Merrill, lows:Iand Elliott Lee, Soldier, Iowa. ~'I'he
wedding was held at the parsonageter part of November. spent Sun- on Monday.
day with relatives in Blair.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thompson
and daughter were among those'who attended a party nt the Law-I
Mr.and Mrs.Otto Frahm and
son, Clarkson, of Oentrelia, Wash-
ington,were Sunday aftemonn
callers on Mrs.Fmhm's aunt,
Rev, John P. Brooks, Henman Mrs. James Morris and Miss Myr-
'|Mise Vannln. Brunton; at the Her-
dresr Carlsen.Hr. Carlsen svaah m m : a wu hmzw n c m s :
resident.
Hr. md Mrs . wm Peelee of
lrvilfswn vidfed Hrs. Guia Bins,
Sntmday,Hrs. Ed Natter was a
guest of Mn. Hin: m Hwdav. andHn. Hatha Wimhell and daugh-ter, Irme, were Tuesday afternoon
callers.
Hrs. Frederick Sohrott of Coun-
d l Bluffs, Iowa, was a weekend
guest of her brother and sister-in~
law, Dr. and Mrs. D. R. Ehlers andfamily. The Ehlers spent Sundaywith nr. Ehlers' father, H. T. Em-
ers of Coundl Bluffs.
Rev. E. J. Hancock is in quite
poor health at the prelent time,
and is confined entirely to his
lwme on East Lincoln Street.
Guests of Rev. and Mrs. Hancock,
Friday, were Rev. and Mrs. J. D.Green of Fremont and D. A. Comp-
ton ol Blmir._
Gueeia of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Gre~geraen, Monday evening, were Mrs.
Greger-sen's patents, Mr. and Mrs.
E.C.Stafford,and her sisters,
tle Stafford,all of Dee Madsen,
an indefinite visit gt the Gregor-
aen home.
Miss Lavonne Hansen ol Winer-
loo, Nebraska, and Min LorraineHansen of Omaha were weekendvisitors at the home of their par-enu, Mr. and Mrs, A. C. Hansen.
Sunday afternoon,Lavonne at-
s x l x i e T "' ~"
versity, also, and la adillawd with
Delta Gamma.
The annbuncement was made at
a hmoheon given Saturday by |l.r.
and Mrs. Dimery. Seventeen :ash
were invited; roam and freed! katan amsotive note to the hblrar
pointmenta.
The date for the wedding has
rm m been aet-
Better Home: Club
me Bm Wachter, with the ao-alatanoe of Mrs.J.A. Jerpeaaei
and Mrs. Floyd LGM8. mtertahld
members of Hefman'a Better
Homes Project Club, January 29.
The lesson, "If Ilklesa Coma",
was given by Mrs.Raymond Kastle
and Mrs.Henry Wubbenhord;
Plane were made tbr the group u
meet. with Mrs Ernest Gxenler anFehmary 28.
nn. D. R. EHLERS
-Dentist-~Former Dr. W. F. Hemphill
LocationHome Theatre Building
mm, Nebraska
ANCE!
or'r's HALL
Bennington, Nebr.
Sunday, Feb. s
Mode ByPete Kuhl and His Orchestra
Iowa. Mila Stafford remained g]
tended a shower at Tekamah for Modern and Old Time
clay.nn.Ether League M xc nh Mulli of Omaha
rs.enne nA rneetimr of the Luther Lenlr1.I6 .x ii..-1:\.|\...\ r>._....... ,J :r..-.mm vw
a n L a a w a g n o m e .=|l u n ,w u m J a w a 1 1M r .a n d M r s .A l b e n K u h r 3 " " I ' R u t h W i d e n e r .'o r y ]
u a n e o f O r u m a n d M r . a n d M r s .
amid Nnlxnn ami Daloroa nr:is planned for Wednesday even-
ing, February 11.'nm event mil'lake place in the church pn-lors on
'West Jackson Street.
'Chrlstlnn Mlsaionnry Grtle
Mrs, M. G. Holland will be host-
ess to members of the Church of
Christ Missionary Circle, this 'lf-l
ternoun (Thlrrsday).The regular
monthly business session will be
conducted.
Brldgevlew Club
M m Ralph Lon8°Well is enter-
lmning today at her home north ofBlair for members ol the Bridge-
vlew Club.Mm.Nels Buekhsrdt
and Mrs.Myron 0. Davis, project
extension laders,will lead Lhe
group in a study of the lesson, "II
Illness Comes".
Work nnd Plly Club `
'ann mrs. nwen runes us ..-,.luvIwere Sunday dinner guests of MNHand Mrs. Charles Pace.|01
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Besles were in
anbermined at dinner. Sunday, by B]
Mr. and Mrs. Prentice SmiLh north
of Blair.
Mr.and Mrs.Carl Sorensen[spent the week-end in Omaha as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Ry-
|11-Mr. and Mrs. Mac Allen and Irv-
in Cary, Jn, were Saturday even-ing guests of Mr.and Mrs.S.
Pierce Allen and daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Siert were
hosts at n card pany for uverul
'relll.ivas, Friday evening. The oc-
casion was Mr. Siert's binhdny.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peck of Her- 4,
msn culled on Mr.Peck's dsbnr, sl
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Mrs. Blanche Warrick and fnrnily.
Tuesday.
Mr .mi Mm.Ravmond Wul!
.. »l n :.1 | |-
i w ~~ z t h e o m A I P h o m e w e s t o f
Bla ir,
Mr .an d Mr s .Ea rl J en ki ns and
'W arren visited in Tiide n, Ne bras-
k a ,Sunday .M r J enk ins'fath er.AStatementofPolicy
'a h '~ i t l l Bla ir,r e ~ r n e d to
s h o me i n Ti ld e n th a t d a ?
Mr . a n d Mr s . E a r l J enkins an d
sr re n an d Mr s .J ohn Bruse o f
Or n xh a p lan to atten d th e Uni ver -
si ty students'ope ra in Linc oln.
Fmla y e ven i ng .Earl J enlc iru, J r,
is to a ppear ls a soloisf..
Mrs. J ohn S wingholm, J r.. entan
tained a nunib er of f riends, Satur-
day afternoon, in observanc e of the
sec ond birthday o f he r daugh ter,
Julia.Anrh Th e af fa ir took plac e
a t the paren tal,A .B.W oodring.
ho rn a
Mr s .Blanc he W arr ic k spent
f r o m Mo nd ay u n ti l Thur sday
o f la st week wi th he r daugh-
ter, Mrs. W illiam Bisbee, and fam-
i ly o f H e m w n .O n Sunday ,Hr s .
Wawic lc, Gertrude, Gad! amd Hay s,
we re din ner guests a t th e Ma c y
W a r r i c k h o m e MM o f B la i r .
Mi lf o r d Hansen,fo r me r B lxi r
bvsf en li s wd in th e a rmy r e c e n tly
While several automobile dealers have in-
timated that they were going to close up shop
-we take a different vicwpoin ,
W e Can T ake lt!
Your Chevrolet Dealer is not
g o i n g t o t h r o w i n t h e S p o n g e !
While new can have always been our chief source of rev-enue, we ue going to carry nn wilhont them for the dun-tixm or until new Chevrolet; ,»f= back lrnrodncthm. We havenew an and trucks which w ll be for sale an soon as they arereleased or the ration plnn la worked out. However, we musthave the anppon of our uvmern and customers ln under to do
B u t Do I t W e W i l l
We ca.n't let our customers down.We must maihtdxx mr
flne stock of nam and our service even better than in thepast.Smce the Chevrolet Motor Comnanv has stated that no
ne w d e d e r s wi ll b e f mc hls e d f o r L he d u r a ti o n .
thb.
f l g l _I
md is n ow sta tio n ed a t F or t W u r -
ren , W y omin g, it was lear ne d th is
week.Yo u n g Han sen gradu ated
f r o m Bhxir Hi gh Sc ho ol two y ea rs
ag o and had been employed as ac -
. ..|
It ls Up to Us
to keep your present car running its best
and most economical
Mr. and Mrs. Claronca Vnnlk-enter and funily,entertiined,
unday,for Mrs.VanDeVentex"srother-in-law and sister, Hr. and
ru. Carl Mogvensen of Onuha.e Mogannens were on route homeallowinga.week-and vinit with
~er pamnts, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hol-
tein of Galva, Iowa, former Wuh~
ngbon county farmers.
Rr. and Mrs. Frank henncksen
rri\~;d last Wednesday from San
~noisco, California,after havingived on the west coast since last
eptcmbef.They expect to make
heir home here. Frank. has l.!&1:I1mplnyed by Greyhound Bus linvs
~t returned to Nebraska. due to
is wle'b health.
Mr and Mrs. R G. Wieee, Ar
ur and Henry,entertained at,
heir home in Kennard,Sunday
-\r' Mr. and Lira. Clarence Wiese
Ir.and Mrs. Asrnus Wiese 0r|
lair; Mr. and Mrs. Wiliiam JappfKc-nnard;Miss Dorothy Wiesel~f Omaha; Mr. and M'rg_ Harold E.§
.nglish and daughter of Pender
d .August Wiese of Manila,
own.
v 'I I
that we will mxlnnln our parts stock no tbl! yon my blnlemnlne Clwvrolel und all genulne General Motors pub-NOT
AFTER A WHILE. BUT NowuW E B E L I E V E W E H A V E O N E O F
THE B E S T E Q UIP P E DS E RV I CE DE P A R T-
M E NTS IN E A S T NE B RA S K A .
OU R M E C H A N I C S A RE W E L L
TR A I NE D.
O U R W ORK IS G U A R A N T E E D - O U R
PRICE S A RE RE AS ONA BL E.
W E HA V E RECE NTL Y A DDE D S E VE R-AL HUNDRE D DOL L ARS W ORTH OF NE W
E§1'a ~'," 'ME" TO REMANUFACTURE YOUR
There in nothing lo prevent n Chevrolet from running in.-definitely--\\'l'l`ll PROPER CARE.
Bring Your Car in f or a Complete
Remanuf acturing job
Put in Condition to start and stop and run
like a new one for the duration.
You Don't Need Cash!
Payments will be arranged to sult your lncome.
~ ; ~,¢-,
BENDORF
FUNERAL HOME
Phone 40AMBULANCE
SERVICE
MoJ¢rn Funar||
Servlcc
Conniderlte in Cnet
\
Wines - Liquors
PHO NE 3 2 1
coMl>'roN's
Buy Defense Stamps Now!
Add MILES to your TIRES
Have your tires checked regularly.
Don't drive on under inflated tires.4
Check wheel alignment
Watch your brakes!
Fnulty Brakes Do Excessive Dnmage to 'Iire Trends.
C-U-T Y-0-U-R S-P-E-E-D
1._r)~{~. i l /
C/15-|;,g0Lt-7
0 Let's Keep 'em Rolling!Q
.- i n - | o Nn : 2 1 9 -_
IDAY-SATURDAY
February 6-7
Saturday Matinee
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HAH
UEEIEFLHARDY
In
Alsa-Wonders of line Sma,Play-
time in Hawaii,Frozen North
Color Cartoon and News Reel.
Evening Admission ll-30 Cts.
Plan to Attend the
'rx-nan ANNUAL
Scout Circus
.\:ln f nmm s Iivvl.l-Iveninp;Admission
11-35 Cla.
SUNDAYl'dONI)AY
February 8-9
Sunday Matinee
Admission ll-30 Cts.
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February 12 » 13
At 8:00 0'Clock P. M.
Presented By
T RO UP E 1 4 3
And
CUB PACK 115
At
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new ,.......-, .._..-.__,_...__ ,Mrs. Wul{'s brother, Hermnn Mat- 1
zen, md funily.4
Mr. snd Mrs. Theodore Crondy 4
and family entertained at dinner, \I Sunday, for Mr. snd Mrs. Raymond
Wulf and son, Billy.-
Clarence Godluiouer of Omnhsvisitedhis mother.Mrs.William
Schexdin, Friday. Ho was called to `
Blair by the death of a relative..
Visitors at the home oi Mrs. E.
E. Dixon north of Blsir, Saturday
afternoon, were Mrs. Lee Gregen
sen, Mrs. Kisth Vinton. and Mrs.
Lester Kmnberg.'
Miss Peggy Rounds.n student
nuns at Clarkson Hospital in Om-
aha, spent Sunday with her p¢r~
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Emmet! Rounds.
Miss Mnrguerite Offen ol Omaha
_spent the week»end as n guest at
lthe parental, Leslie Oflen,homa
|Miss Offen is training as s nurse
at Immanuel Hospital.
l Mrs.Frank Cushmsn and son,
Russell, who recently moved to
hemont from Blsir, were guestsof Mr. and Mrs. Alfred N. Ander-
sen, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Christiansen
and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Chris-
tiansen entertained, Monday oven-
ling,for Mrs.Soren Jensen andMrs. Howard Kubie of Herman.I
February 6-7
Saturday Matinee
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HAH
UEEIEFLHARDY
In
Alsa-Wonders of line Sma,Play-
time in Hawaii,Frozen North
Color Cartoon and News Reel.
Evening Admission ll-30 Cts.
Plan to Attend the
'rx-nan ANNUAL
Scout Circus
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noun Iles.-l.Evening Admilaion
ll-3 3 Cla.
SUNDAYl'dONI)AY
February 8-9
Sunday Matinee
Admission ll-30 Cts.
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February 12 » 13
At 8:00 0'Clock P. M.
Presented By
T RO UP E 1 4 3
And
CUB PACK 115
At
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Scout Circus
with Mrs. Claude Overmn, Friday
aiu.-moon, with Mn. Henry Knlep
as assisting holwse.
Mrs. Wllter Jlpp conducted themuic per-lod, and Mrs. Mu Klan
und Mrs.Hun-y Wrlch pmaemed
the cur-:rem la wn,"If limes,
Gomes".All members were pre,-
ent.including Meadamea Max
Klutz,Hxrry Wrlch, Otbo Arp.
Claus Wrlgg,John Qlhrnnsrrnrm,
Walter Japp,John Wlesunan.
Arthur Mueller, Hemy Rlx, HenryKniep, Claude Overton, Dick Kun-
nemann,Miller Nelsen,and Mn.Overton, Sr.Lunch was servql at
the close of the afurnom.Th e w t mseting of the Work
and Play Club will be held Febm.
ary 19 at me Waluer Japp home.
February 12 » 13
At 8:00 0'Clock P. M.
nenday afternoon guests of the
Kuhn were Mr. and Mn. LeRoy
Kuhr.
Presented By
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Mr.and Mrs. George H. Kuhr
spent Sunday at the Hernrmn Rahli'home near Orurn,hel~ing Mr.
ADMISSION: loc and [Sc
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DR. C. R. MEAD
DENTIST
Rooms in Mayle Building
Blair. Nehnnkn Watson Tyson,who has beep
February 6-7
Saturday Matinee
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UEEIEFLHARDY
In
Alsa-Wonders of line Sma,Play-
time in Hawaii,Frozen North
Color Cartoon and News Reel.
Evening Admission ll-30 Cts.
Plan to Attend the
'rx-nan ANNUAL
Scout Circus
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noun Iles.-l.Evening Admilaion
ll-3 3 Cla.
SUNDAYl'dONI)AY
February 8-9
Sunday Matinee
Admission ll-30 Cts.
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February 12 » 13
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Presented By
T RO UP E 1 4 3
And
CUB PACK 115
At
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nee!
N E B R .
v 13th
TG§"\J§&i"5ZTr»§" s1}2e£'rii; gm.
.tion remains unchanged ~
i Mrs. Mildred Tyson and daugh- ,
iter Barbara of Omuhn spent Sat-',,urday night and Sunday as guestsi
'of Mr. and Mrs. Watson Tyson and |
P. M. Tyson.I Frank Woiff, ir., University of'
lbic-braska student,entertained asm
HHH house guests over the week~end
a frawmity brother, Gun Merrick
of Lincoln.'
Ilnvs Wnrrirk,son of Mrs .iBl\ncha Wunick o f Bla i r, ls !!-u.-..,. .__ Q... n:,.....r\..|mm.x¢. '
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in the defense program.I ~Week-end guests of Mr.and
Mm. J. Cronatrom were Mrs. Cor
lnno Smith and daughters, Mlrlenl-and Baverly, of Omaha.Mr. and
Mrs lvnr Hultman and Marilyn,'
B\lo of Omaha, were Sunday even-
Mr.and Mrs.Walter Appleby
and daughter, Betty. of Fremontwere Sunday guelta of Mlss Edith
Ruins md Mrs Mary Gllben; theyvisitedatherBldrrelatives xmlfriends before returning home thu!
'evening
i Mr. and Mn. William K. Strode
I
sntnrtnined at dinner ind s m~
dnl evunlng,Friday, their guestsIncluding Measen. md Meadnmen
RW Krogh,Will Linden,Frank
*Hiuhtmla. Mn. Hella Luum. and
| ing villtnru.|
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World Today, md Blck lo the
Soil Culnr Cnrhwn.
Benei
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Fehrulry 11-12 4
Admission ll- 3 0 Cls.
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Friday,
:xo Mo n o n a m "
.Mau-»-Musical Bandit and Disney
Color Cartoon.
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the Benefit of the
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MUSIC BY
EOrchestra
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-THEIENTERPRIQEPio, l1'nm»Rh f v.Na| n¢a| m Fn h na i vu ll 1019
Booked as a thrilling bull game.
Lyons Goes Down 40 to 36
In Overtime Thriller.j
Gym is Packed ~
it was lust that as the Blair Benrsscored an overtime victory over the,Lyons quinwt £0 win the C0111-'husker conference championshipastheydefenl/cd their northernEvals, 40 to 36. on the local court.Tuesday night,before a packed
house.
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T H E E N T E R P R I S E
-:SPORTS QF THE WEEK :-
CRAIG WINNER IN ~IL A S T N I G H T S G A M E R 0 b l n S 0 l l S t a r s |g m g f f f y ; C l u b A n n o u n c e s
i vanced the -°~~ ° -'°:=*E.s:.'s1:f'»'::i*`§\l n O a k l a n d G a m e ]By Coach Rufue Olson ;l ? , 4 2 F ' f h l n g
pin.-. "Fried f%°*.2B'} .'l¥2_2x-ugh.as w so, ln the opepinzl Few were the Inns in Oaklandl r w m v r n t u - . _ _ _. n n p g u n e
B L A I R I N F I N A L
HOME GAME , FE B. 6
"_` '.\""""}spont l\lon=lny wil.h Mrs. G.I,Elin,ON.Pfeiffer._ ~~ § _ _ ._-_'L°5,.,|A number of ncovlc mm elm
Mm.Raymond Ludwig enlér-lvld other vicinlties :mended Lbstained Sawrday evening, hqnm-;nz,all~dny meetinxt of the Church ofherdnuhwr. June. on her 16¢_]»\God. at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs.birthday.The lable was can-lliarlev _-'PlJlehy.Sunday.Rela-wi-ed wiLh a lame birthday wkeitlves visxunxc at the Aupleby home.£l ded Me rs and Mes~decorated in Patriotic mlors. eachplace was marked with a tiny flagand minimums soldiers we-re nest-l
tered over the table.Guests wereMWestFuniB_.m a m .»ce ruwnCouch "Choq\>Y"Rhodes'B_la\rlphy\55 Dowell.Marian Menldng,
hiszh calers will nlav their final Joan Ludwig, Jacqueline Peterson.Mme guna 01 the 1942 schedule, nm. Keller. Eleanor Hall. MnryFndayniuht. Febxuary_6. when Werner, Abbie Bysonz. Lee mm-
Irecen ly. inc u as .'dames Harlan Hansen and family,DelbertLivermore and lnmily of0mnha xnd Byron Appleby andmn of Lineoln.Mn.Elsie Pfei£fer Went theweekend in Fremont with hex-'brother. Ray F. Roberts.I Mn. Nora Badzer was a week-9~3 lem at me ena or me upuuugquarter but the martin was re-duced oo 2 mints nt the end ni' théhal! with Blair ahead. 15 ¢o_ 18.From there out. it was a thnllerwith Lyons taking a 30 to 28 pointlead. but Bailey came throuzh with
a long bucket to tie ll. un and Wg
ggplicaged tq nut te locn hea .
ningmn. Kenard was ahead, 7-6 ad b b dat end of fn-st quarter, but cm§|he ggggg g §°bf3;,n|?;_'Qle ,353
mind o f ala n' lm night at B°"'[mEc"imd`i»La£{i`oi ymmx B,,|,m
llied no Lake the lead at hall,;;.10' |nd in the third quarter, me ?.l"T'r$5¢5"3.'§.'l".2"ZX$
za w zo.,of the bear cxldhlgionl of basket-Conklln led Crqrz scorers vdth,|m|1 wa been :heir xlensurs an wif,-18 v d w ,G_ Enksen, 9; Wnl!e,|ness on the Oaklxm ouurt In many.=. n...~|".x- 1c_~.mȢ1v 2_Fm- Ken- .1 dnv.Besides nlayinz a.zoodll
n n u v v
Divide Summer Into TW6
Seasons.Limit Radius
To 100 Miles
_ T h e ~ ~Club,
they meet their rivxls from 'le-kamih nu the local court.Blglr
sconzd an imnrasive 33 ua 20 vw-
wry over Smsiucfs five on the
Eemmah ccurt. earlier in the saa-son. .md an favored bo wan Uwgame.Tekamah suffered by theloss of key nlayen earlier ln theaeuon;since that time, Smngacz
son,Pezxv Renard.Anna Murlelend vuim in Omaha at the homeAnderson.Hudlns .lone PW'-°"»'oI her son. Ralnh Baller.Rnbem Anderson. Ruth Wilkins,Clyde Hsndmmn left on wga~Marian Guvdner: and from oubof- nesday for Exeelsior Snrinn. Mw-
wwrg. Joyce mmm. Eleanor md souri. where he wm evend mme
Mlfwrie Mute:-s,Ruby Gifford time because ol his hmldn.and Lula Nonnlllmkar or Wayne.Mrs.Aliee Newcorn ,nd son.
A surprise feature of the evminzkichazd had as Sundnv dinner
wae a teletnm o l mo d M u h u l n g m M a n n and 'Mnsdnmnl
I
az to av only no nnv "m m m §£r§"ii1I§»5' T§§§`££ Zuistianding flooflzame and an outsumdlng ds-?f~1§i '°§¢§>1'3'§" ,§"m§T,»$.2."'in"§»§'2 game; and JIIM 12 points; Dale, fensiva game AN. NDR ~ KVM!
rtiy erind Meredith scomd'8~Stewart, 6;Andersen,2;and for IB polnts as he led hm i¢8m~€Z"»..5"3\e"n¢»»é ahead and Cros- Jcahnaon. 2.€§£f§n$°»Zd2§»1§f' @ a " Z f° $ i $ ~
by tied ig. un for Lyons and _Q-1153,Cmig will vlfly Herman tonighhem keev their oénlewhve recordand Robmsqn beamed In "P 'M fut 7:30 with Bennington und Fort clear of defeats.38 to :sa with C"°'b"uF"m"" ins Calhoun meeting in the second,1; was a Fesgenless Blah- quin-
teammateakbafy "be_¢-e n§?3w Igame.Friday nixht. the consoln- let that turned ln nmther swyk'
wltl1 :.\db\;f` et 35'in; fgeldm-ltion game will be played at 'l:30linz performance and the offensive,
'2Z"n3§§th; Iinnlescorc 40-36. nnd'ar\d the championship gmne a t md dcfenslve work qi' the locnl
with it the conference title.i8:45 p,m.!2S€'ll,.L`§? "i¥"§`l' 'l3l`é°"" 3? ~
Robinson led the Blair scorers I T`n locals took An earlywith lA pnints and Dlnyed an qu:-:ARLINGTON ~ilead and hfd n 15.3 ndvafltairg nt
standing flour name.Bob Bmlgy
collected 10 markers and tumed m
n bdlliunt performance for lheBears.For Lyons. Crosby mn up
14 paints with Sheuhuni and Pe-
terson nlso tuming in good |;ames.'
!
In u hnnl-fought, thrilling hall
quintet gained mvcmte for an enr-
"gf5°"=gf= Aéefaat whg- @"°Y}"';g'<'-
J U H N S O N s B A S K E T 1<one amev ~a ey,t t 30 t 28 beat'n;z. ValleyW I N S F o n K E N N A R D 'i2§" tlenlendannd had an is-15
mdvant;x;eAa the hflf but uhdel;
f termin r mrton v ame acbnnfb'I-°hnsf{"Beg ; lgut fnst to autacorc thizh xqnoncnts
s ct .o r ennar unnir lg a m e m y O m a h a N o r t h §0< =0Y \'1'; '," " ° ' f § 5 " i » . ' " " A " l ' ° § ¢ " ° ' " ' l e n d .
l z c r e r m o n s c o r e r s§ »' L ' l ' £ ' i " € » . § g ; , = ',; § n_ _g f " : ' } ' : : ; § s \ . i t h 1 3 D o i n l s .w h i l e H o l l i n s w a s
l n u x z h t b n a t l n v e : B t e a m h l z h f o r V a l l e y w i t h l l ,
a vi n t o r y ..' e n n u .w i
i i i ? " ~" H F '° 2 ' i ' 5 " \ § " " l f " § ° " ° 'i ;A R L I N G T O N V I C T O R
xl c n ,1 u t !u r lg h " " § 5 ° ' i l " °§'=;*<u h ; t o ~~ ~~
u p a t u a n r o m e n o n t e _t e a m s k c p l .L h e P a r s o n t h e i r f e c t f C o n c h P e r m - s o n ' s A r l l n z t o q h } K h
a s f u s t o n e a n d t h e n d m o t h e r q u i n t e t c o n t i n u e d t h e i r w m n n t g
w e n t z h e a d .' w a y s n s t h e y r e p n a l e r e d t h e i r
S e a n n : f n r K u n n a r d :W a r d 1 0 : | ¢ i g h t h t r i u m u h i n t e n | z a m n s _ b Y
P a l e . 6 :~ I 9 ' " '§ ° ' L H a n s e n ,S ¢ < ~ \ \ ' » r ¢ 1 » m n d i m ¢ N o r t h B e n d n 2 9 - 2 Q _ t n m -
OVER VALLEY TEAM'
i
until thc final whistle as Oakland
was unable to close the mm.
e nn n Russ Johmon.N l J l df<'""°~ Coach Peterson's A\'|\"¢¢°"wchefalliedsfiwapoinu for the los-
ers.In the openinz game the unde-
feated Oakland second mam won
the hnlf, n lend thev nnunmuxcd-
`thcir meh straixzht. viC!0l'Y as dwyg
outscored the Blair rcscrveg 14 £0
10.
BENNINGTON VIC-
TOR OVER I-IERMAN
Conch Dankle's Benninltwn quin-
tet sct up u slronz defense as theyscmvd n one-sided victory overHerman, as to 8.Benninzton wvllr
the lead at the start and with
Pncklcr lending !)|e_ :Attack they
had an cnsv time scurmxr.
UNDERWOOD NIPS
CALHOUN.25-24)
5f§°§a`;`i54f§i2.The Bears
sawed un the conference crownln their victory over Lyons and
can duolleame the record of thex94o anime by wlnninz the fin-
al game of the segson_ against'rekamnm Friday mght.
The old sayin!--G"Yfh\"%'_°a"happen in a ball game and |t_ isnever over until the Dual whis-
tle-proves true ln many amos.
Schuyler was enloyinz a 28-17leadover INllerf/Jn.Tuesday
night, when Coach Odum topkout three of his rem-\lars dcslr-ihxz w give them needed rest anthe Schuyler lads had a gamewithWinnebnlothe follo\vmKniltht.He wld his plucm the!would not retum dunmz thegame unless he had to use thnm.They anticlpated little troqble
und journeyed to the dressing
mom where they started to re-
place their basketball outfits
with civilian clothes.Cuach
Odum thinking thev had gone
out tu get n drink thought noth-
inz of it ut Erst but a hurried
call to the dresamz room wasmadeand by the time the buysgot back ln the ball rzamc It was28 25 with Mtv seconds rcmmnThegame ended Schuyler 29,
Fullerton 27
Iona huzh schools and col
with officials donatmlt svrvncesand proceeds gums! to Dumhasge
exzea sqhedulinz esgtra gntnes
,...,,.___,_.,.L "_l
wmcn nelu ua monthly meetinglast Monday evening, set forth the
nxlea regarding their 1942 FishingContest.The contest has become
an annual affdr and is entered in-
to by many anglers.In additlon,
there are a number who follow the
results closely.
in the contest, must be caught be-
tween Apdl lat and NovemberIsl,1942,and must be caught
within a 100-mile radius of Blair.
The method of catch is limiwd to
casting, fly or still fishing lines.
The season is divided into two
sections, the first to nm from
Apdl lst w August 2nd and the
other from August 8rd to Novem-ber lst.
'To enter a catch, the fish must
be weighed in at Blair with one
nthvr member of the club Present
who was not on the fishing trip.Scales in any store may be used.
There will be a first and second
pri1effor thc two largest bass; oneprize for the largest crappy; and
om: prize fur the largest Blue Gill.
To be able to qualify for u prize,
the fisherman must be n member
of the Rod & Gun Club.
At the end of the season there
will be three grand prizes for
Fllh, £0 be eligible for entry'has revamped his line-uv and theTekamahnuintethasshownim-provement in every .Kama
The locals have already cinchedthe conference title nut can dup~Iicate the perfect record of the
mixers of two vears nzo by win-
ning against Tekamah.Tuesday
nikht. Februarv 10. the local cak-
ers travel to Wat Point where
they meet the scxonz hxRh school
quintet.
FUTURE GAMES'
February 5
E.C. N.C. Tournament, Ben-
ningion7:30 Crniz vs.Herman8:30 Ft. Calhoun vs. BenningtonFebruary 6
Norfolk at West PointTekamah at BLAIR ~
Decatur at OaklandLyons at WalthillE. C. N. C. Enals
February 7Concordia nt Dana
February I0BLAIR at West Point
Kennard ut ElkhomHurt Countv Toumament, LyonsCraig vs. TekamnhFebruary 12Blrrt County Tournzunent. Lvons
Oakland vs. Lyons
Decatur vs. winner of Craig»Te-zlmah game.Hass,Crappy and Blue Gill. The
totnl wt-ight of the live largest
fish in em-h class entered by any
:member \\iil determine the win~
ner.I
BASKETBALL STANDINGS
Ccrnhuaker
Ifmm Donna Dean Rhen ol Cali-homia. formerly o{ Arlinzwn.A group of fnends sux-mined'Ibm Dowel! on his birthday. Sun-
day brinlrinz their dinners xndspendimrtheaitemoon.Those
Harry Osterman md Emily
Mr and Mrs. F E Webb vzslwdFridav nuzht at the W H Webb
home ln Madman.,
(Mr. and MmGconze A, Manh-
HemP§ n»f¢§»i|ZEf'LutY1E§ Mrilce gud
Ivresem were Mrs. Jack S<:hlnP1¢r'ull and daughter, Mrs. Ea Renard.
and iamily, Mean and MesdlmeaHen? Hall and family, J, B. Hd!and immie. E. S. Newell and Jeff.Virgil Frye and daughter, AlbertDickmeyer and baby. Bob S4:hInP-fer and Ralph Dncker RDI son., IMissPhyllisDowellhndas,week-end mlests Elsie and MaryJane Ooly of Clearwater, and her|conxin, Jean Mounskv of Fremonhl
Mr.and Mrs.Dave Spangler of*
John Spangler.IMiss Maxine Marshall of Omaha'
:peut the week~en:l with har par-eats. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Marsh-i
a Geonre Marshall.nccommaniw:
by V, v: Marshall, Spent the famnan nf this week in Des Moines.Iowa, at an annual meetinx! of theIowa nurserymen.°Harley French, who has been
a clerk in the war department inlvashinkwn,D.C..for the vast!
year, has been transferred to theCorps nf Enkineers in the war de-i
pnnme nt a t ommt He mu uke.un his new duties Febmarv 2nd.Mr. and Mrs. French will make a,brief visit 'hem with relatives be-lfore zolmr fn Omaha.l
Tom Mclllshon nnd Albert Du.nkj
lan, who recently submitted to on-.
erations at the Dodge County Hos-
Stanton spent Sunday with l
'dmve w Geneva. Tuesday. to visitoldfriendsand relatives.Wesley Eiemr. Whq a";ntlv dis-posd of his farm stock and equin-ment before lcavinz for the westcoast. is now in Seattle. Wnahinz-
ton, emvloycd on n rallrond.Bo-fkzre fanning,Mr.Hr-nry was a
fireman nn Um C. & N. \\'. R, R.
FREE
WA'rcH
And Other Articles
For
DEAD STOCK
Premiums According lo Size
Hdizsn AND MULE SALE
With Hur
Regular Li ve Stock A n d Co mmun ity Sale
At Tho
BL A IR SA L E S P AV I L I O N
Saturday, February 7th
Also 2 00 Red Cedar I'oala
Ilring ln Anything.: You Want Snlli Inwwat Helllng Clsnrgm and NoTnr|||1|.*£.Auvtinn Ilvvry Hnlurslny
C.B R UN D A GH ,Mg r . a n d Auc tioneer
F011 .\n¢l |l1rk lnrm Snlms Fm l§"; .\l1rl Yun Gvt An llnvh Ur Mom5|nm~\.For Your IJ\lf<lm|& .\|n|Yum 5'7u\\Mu\\1r
I
|vic tm-:es over c r ln ~n qu nAd\c rtise Qn The Enternrisc |¢\;,
IL Bn ng s Res ults
as ¢|:|1_Nu n n Iirs e nje s z Mn B-1 l Mo m;'ght,'th K rug erChnstenlen 4: Hurnchlver T: l3'ri¢15.fI.-".'&?n¢ the ~ ¢ m " € L a n d E lk -
2 xml Rln n r 2 .\ _.._.__-11..-....l..'annul lnnhlinu n 25-24 victofv over Coach Tie
man's Calhoun cnxers in a well
ndaycd, hard foulzht game at Calhoun. Tuesday' ninht. The Underwrod caircrs held a 15-10 ndvant.me ul the`hnlf, but a Calhaun railv cut dovm the maruin and in thefinal minutes the two teams mubched noints.
BASKETBALL CHIPS
Il.'s "hats off" to "Chopvy" andhisBlairhixhangerstight vic-
todes ln a row. seven of them B-
gainst conlemnce_ foes,and withit the Comhusker crown. The Te-kamah srume, Pridny nixzht. is the
final conference name of the sen-ypn fo;-_Blair and n win yvill give
Underwood high school g
I
IllloEn amnuumces mrCross-official was placed onblacklistbecauseheizuvethewronz number of plnyercumrniltimz foul und made cor-
recunn-.-Russell Lund located in Fort
Knox.Kentucky-grandstandcoacheswillundoubtedly/.hare
opnortunitv to revel] abillh ifpresent mte of eogchea leuvmg
,for ¢ountry's service continues-Snyder hizh achonlhusnw. won
a basketball game in threeyears-second team uelebrabedrecentlywhentheydefeatedUehlinz-Hooper high schoolsports renomr ln write-uv £°l~
lowimz first defeat of muo ncopies from Tom Daley by end-
ing storv with. "lt isn'b that youwon or lost but how you Dlayedthe zamcl"-former Blain hikh
and Dana athletes lookink at
There will be a plaque given fur'
the largest bass caught duHng the
whole season nnd a prize for the
large-..v. fieh regardless of specie.
FREMONT RESERVES
DEFEAT KENNARD
Coach Dnn \¢\'ilson'a Fremonthllfhreserves defeated the Ke'n~nard quintet. 24 in 19 on the DanafloorlastFnanv niizht.wnhi
Semmd settinu the pace with "|markers the Fremont. five held a
I4-20 advantage at the hall.Ward and Dale did all the scorlntrforKennnrdwithWardtallyinz'14 mints an Eve field 20315 andfour free thrown while Dale hadone fielder and three charity toss»
e s .l
BLAIR ____.,,.-7
Lvons . , . . .__AOakland __._,_._2Tekamah..--__--..--2
Decatur __,_,-....___0E. c. N. c.Crain!..___..-.____6llenninfzton_______-.4Fort Calhoun , -.3Kennard ..__-,2Herman -.,....D
BASKEBALL RESULTS
Localmmf.25:Oakland. 17Concordia. 42: Dana. 32Midland, 72: Dana, 23Blair. 40:Lyons. 36
Second TeamsOakland. 14: Blair. 10Blair,24;Lyons. I8nrN1'
lWonLost 'pital in Fremont, are cnnvalescinx
0 >
san. Paul Harnmaqg and family.
Carl Jensen, who was in the Vet-,
ex-ans'Hospital in Lincoln.for a*
r
Mm.Jessie Gaines of 0mahu
at their homes.P h o n e B l a i r 1 0 3
week. hu returned home.1 R .G .c a o x
Mr. and Mm. Harry Hammanz __spent Sundny in Omaha wish their Brcunmg Rvndcnng \\ork8
0
v1~\yr
Food for Vlciqry
4W e A r e R e a d w . . .A R E Y O U ?
I8
lé
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pAsKE'rnALL
LAST HOME GAME
Blair High Gym
Friday, February 6
BLAIR vs.TEKAMAH
Last Chance To Sec Your
CONFE RE NCE CHA MI'I()NS P L AY!
Admission 30<; l5c, 100, Tax Included
Game Called at 8:00 l'. M.
Eno loo ms a pe nec t r ec ord i n c on-ferenc e play .
»»-L.. .. .. .. .. .. .ICalhoun has lost more close
games than anv other team in this
ares. Herman lost. the services ofa sta r p la y er , Mo nty W e st.Rog er
Ha ns en not in Blai r li n e u p - to o
pric e g f "POCRH" Bhd iv!!!UITl-
or ed loc a l tea c he r the c ause--»
Coac h Quu ls ett ln . to wn overwe ek -e nd -C on c h ln ti p s area
blessed wi th ne w n1ekn!l.lrle»
"Dr aft-b eater" . but no t for lo ng
l Am.1No'r0N News
nresented a Dlav OVor radio stationK O R N on Tu es day a ftern oo n:the
Il Ar li n g to n hi g h school students
'i p r om- a m rec eived muc h favor able
c omme ntmu c h Physic s an d not e n o u g h l A N N O U N C E T I R E L I F E The wi C . S . C. c lub met Pr{d uY|
stu dy ~P L A N . w i t h Mr s Ra v Wilkeninir.A f te r
enjoy imr a good season.Two de »Tents mer reconi. G&lTIt!B lost were
to Craip;'s stronf:tenln and E lk -
hom. Vic tories over Kennurd, Grot-
nn,Mend,llenni mrton,Sc ribner,
Hooper,Valley ,nnd No r th Hemi.
CONCORDIA DEFEA"i".,
l m l \ . \ l \ I A n u r n x r n u m
llh e bus me ss me etlnx. the leaderiCh I ' te rs 'A I g to l t presented th e lesson o the toDic|'one e o n s ra n n q u n Alth o ug h hundreds of sugHf'**"!"If Illness Comes".Bunc h wa s '
tions ha ve been offered to n1uk0.ser\'ed by Mr s .Irvi n Di c kme y er.
tire life longer, all of these c hec k- | 'l'}le next.me e ti n e wi ll be a t the
ups ha ve heretofore been le ft i n lh o me o t Mr s .Lorenz Dun klz ;u'
the hands of the rnotorisl tg <l\;-¢k.f;'::;}le§§l'3 AlU"U1 W illnlan as 1 "
I t is pointed ou t th a t in ivi run |r 1
mo to ri s ts c a nn o t d o th e i r g y " tm gal:1n:\o{?¢h;s Zl'é§'<».'§»'f§.ll'}`.i f"'E'.`1' ~
sewieing bec ause suc h wor mw: H .1'sitates u knowledne nf the n1e\| | fn.§'ff1°F5 o f Ma r s h a lls N " " ' ° " ' '
Fmgnont Reserves, 24;Kennsrd.|
1
Ly ons.25:Crailt.17Bennington.38;He rman .8
Bo y s ' To wn , 26 :Bennington,10
Under wood. 25:FL.Calhoun, 24
Kennard.22:No r th Oma h a Re-
serves, 21(fornhusker
Te k s ms h 52:Dec atur, 27
Tek ama h.33;Oakland.25Ly ons. 25; Craik. 17
P'remm1t_212;Yo r k .27 ;
Srh uvler Lili:Went.Point, 22 1
.'\rlin;:l:=r\fill;Vallev.28 I
=\flilurt=~r|.29:No r th Fiend,20 g
l' f h li m: .mf;Snvder. 28 l
Omah a No rth, 4 1 ; T. J .CUI.lnCil!Ulllffh :al
Sc huvh-r. Llil; Fullerton, 21 ~
We \Vill Have
Bll,009 EGG BRED
CHICKS s
Ready For Delivery Each Week
Deliveries Made Each
Monday and Thursday
P H O N E R0 ~HII
I
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er turmnsz ln outotundang
''thmulzhout the buss '=f'¥l'=0U I Pwcuznd 'loomsdealer who has been servicrnlr limi Mr and Mrs J S Gardner en nm.'"'~~~1 4 W h `g t C t y a t c h e r y...|\ ;'~a y
g n l f a t s a i u s l M i d l a n d a n d U m a -r e m e l y r n g t i r e n l l n l r m t o f o r 5 " ' " " I t e l * t a 1 n e d m e m b e f s o f t ! 1 o o 1 ; f i e ¢I l J .A 1 l r 1 - : t 0 1 \>f x |1 ~~~~
h n .t h e D u n n r a z o r s n l a y e d l i s t l e s s
b u l l a s t h o v b o w e d t o C o n c o r d i a
u t S e w a r d ,I n s t F r i d u v n i g h t .4 4 -
3 2 .T h e l o c a l s t o o k t h e l e a d a t t h e
a t n r t b u t C o n c o r d i a r a l l i e d t o h o l d
a n 1 8 - 1 1 n d v a n t n s r e a t t h e h a l f .
D u n n s t a r t e d s t r o n g t h e s e c o n d
h a l f a n d r a n t h e c o u n t t o 2 1 - 2 0 ,
b u t f r o m t h e n o n o u t i t w a s a l i
C o n c o r d i a a s t h e l o c a l a h i t a c o l d
s t r e a k d u r i n i r w h i c h t h e i r o p p o -
l 1 P n | R r r z a \ ~ n n » . u l 1 1 1 _ . . ! . . 1 . .\
un IIkn-cms better how to dxscm or :und force at Marohilll s '\U"\'E*~*l@"»ui .1 1 "..IemImI` ull J
treat mileage-robbmg ailments.Indo?evonimt.Invzted were ckarnoh.lr I)of.ntur 9U d rd, 1. U F I ;T h e G o o d y e a r T i r e & R u b b e r C o . I ;'H § ; 4 : : ; : : l l a n { i rI\§sdI%&1;1 h a l 3 h ' ¥ a §n ° ' " _ 1 §T ; . , _ t C a l m o n I
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m e n t o f t h e p e w t i r e .i n B p e E t i ; m '.T h o D a n a C o l l e g e q u i n t e t w i l l
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,.,,n t h o l l e u r t .:~=t u r d at i o n p l a h w i l l b r m g 3 °l l g l t n l a n y | v l s l t m | :h e r p a r e n t s ,M r .a n d M r ! 1 .g i c r h f e »f ~ § . .f f l ( (- . . . . .f f . ._E
H u . . .n \ . .w l n r . v n ; n | n n n e u n n n n v n - --
W. Ii. ()'];IAR\OSLTAR .101INSON
~.Im *You wA|~11'To
P u f o m A H o u g e
f 1 l I A | \z . ;»f i A
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B E RK S HIRE
BRED sow SALE
B URT COU NTY S A L E S P A V IL ION
Tckamah, Nebraska
SATURDAY, FEB. 14, 194:
At 1:00 0'clock P.M.
Offering 40 held outstanding purebrednows, daughters ofSunland l-`lm;h 3rd, the son of Enoch Flash Again; HillcreekBuy by Calars l-Inquire, dwcednnt of Epoch Grenadier Znd;and Glendale Royal, a son of ypesetler Znd.
Bred lo oulstandlng beam-Glendale Royal,Ak-SnhllenMonarch, Hilldale Rookwood Ideal and lllllcreek Pal.
TYSON-LONG' FARMS
HERMAN NEBR.
We Recommend
Victor Chick Feeds
For Strong, Healthy Chicks
Blair Flour Mills ..
Sorensen Bros.:Phone White na
m m FEEDS,CEREAIS,SALT
See Us for Prices
" : ' ",.-.-...W lf.uumns.a :eauwhichthevmaintaineduntil theend.The local callers will have gchance In even the aedes with theSeward ¢1uin.Let on the Dana floor,Saturday mxlht.Febmary 7.at
7:30 um.
Johanson led the Dana scorers
"nth 12 points;lloxzzctt. 8;Pat-
rlck.6;lllczrue.6:Pewmnn, 2.For Concordia,Fanze had !5'iluincke, 10; and Stork. s.
MIDLAND SWAMPS
DANA MON. NIGHT
ISpeck Nelson of Midland Col-lege. Fremont. has maintained all
year that his veteran nuusd wouldstart rolllnu them in mme nlzhtand they dld urainn Dann m nm
.uv =,.~...~-.......,,~ u=..,.= mf, ...WIwornthe tires beyond the slugc
where they must be discarded."Gaz-l Bvhs, local Goodyear dealen.
s m -
Brakes out nf ndjuslment rc-
move many miles ol'wear fromtread rubber in a short time.Fre-
quant inspections and tests of the
brakes wiil reveal tris shortcom-' ing.
G U S T A S O N W R I T E S
F R O M O C E A N
Bin Gusumnn. who was gradu-
abe,j from Blair High School in
1938 and later joined the Marineg|»... wmwn the following letter ¢$
Ed A_ JCIISCfl»n -.AMC |I1U usuzuas mel.LILSLl;~°f'< 1};;*h Concordia scoring a v.c~
.sz i f f L .-:h rL .Adver tise I n 'lh c hn tc rp n s e I or an Ilan rs a sevc ll 1 >u u : |vr<\)\:R,aL».:»< Annow
sP coA\.!"
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~NOVELTY HANKIES
n.|l..m »...m. . ...|.
'5 ' Q ~ ; - . ' § ¢ = "s u r m vn l E ' i E A 1 s r£ u . |Nc ...andseriouslym
veriuble mnunzain oi thi.|1igh grade coal has been mined,
reGn=d~\nd consumed by fuel-wise families. Tl-1ere's nobatter Uuide to the wonh of Black Arrow S-P for yourpenow uw-or to the value of its stepped up heat mile-
age, reducd uh and dean sizing. Still and all, the coat issurprisingly law.
$9.75 Delivered
Before You Buy or Sell
GRALNGet in Touch with Us
Big Ansqrlment of
V A L E N TI N E S
for lc to 25c
\|l¢~nt1n¢~u to suit annul' nn
your llst ...comic nr mh
rrulse.llvautlflally cnlnrve'
md many attrartho nl\iwl
tune of W2 t5 281 Mmday rfinr§r.'~EF1'hi8 fath er,A . D .Gu s té o n .A l-
Lhe D ans f loor. Bob Hosrz ett, Dunn thou gh th a nate is date d J anu ary
fo rwar d.red h ea-co t firs t f iei d g oal 13 , lt wa s no t r ec ewu d un ul ea rly
h f 1|19 nnnnn.au.I In QL..-1_...:........ .u-..,...._...ue -.M ...dw upawmminutes the team; matched Dolnubut midway in the :im hull Mid~land's hard driving Mmm slhrted
an oflenle the like of which hu
never been witnessed before bvkxcal (uns.With Pnyne leadlnz the xttwkwith 22 point: And wrntmlllnz theb m off both basket;Mldlan-d's
fast break worked in nerfealon ns
they poured it on.Aftm- luadlnz
at the half.80-12. the Warriorsrang the nom! (br, 44 yinn dur-lnzthe final 20 mlnuws.en membersofme Midland wud nwre d atLent four vonu gqiem durijlir the
Dear Folks:
It Il hard L0 fell when you'I\
get this letter and I suppose you
us probab\y wondez4ng why I
h;vun't written sooner. I hAven'l.
bam lbla w find a wat aflicéfoutheminthe middle of the
ocem.Whom am I
p i n g !I don't krww and it I
did I woddxft be able to bell yuu.
I guess I'm just naturally a
Imd luhber.As hr u fidlha' the
l week.
b o u n d i n g m n l n i s w n e e m e d ,I
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two : J oh n n sm, Mr Gnxe : n d P e le ; -
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10;Car ls en 6:Kn n c h lte d t 6:Pa-
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nz du pnnnt.pe e alt home In ako Ind tell everyone
hello for ms.
Lova, Bill
(Wlllinm June:Gultuon)
Koltermaxrs Blair, Nebraska l B E N R E E H
5 H o l m q u i l . r a i n a L u m b e r C o .
~B E N f n A N | < u N s r o n f s |r,NebraSka
-THB ENTERPRISE-\___\._:~..\..-nv" R 1942 n n a u m M
pen House will Wed lin .QHoswaodwere the \rride's aunt,
Mrs.. Bolln, md Mrs. Chris J. Pet-
a mlhiatvre bride and poem and
sweetpeu an-urged in a hasn-
nhnped dedgn.'hu w hi m upe n
»nu Ian
LocAL DECLAM `ISET FOR 'I'UESD.AY|H n r y .Kays
]I
In
Spnng
~Holstein of
~e engagement
fringe of their
n Halstéin, to
~be of Omaha,=Suverkrubbs
e wedding Tviil
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¢Events of the
Coming Week
Scheduled E v e n t s For
The Week Of February
5 To 12
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L | | . a | . x \ . v \ . »" N - i \ I . l l \ l \ l " "~IT h i r t e e n c a n t e a t a n h s w i l l c o m -
M a r g a r e t J a h u e l ,d a u g h -P 6 1 0 f o r t o p h o n o r s i n t h e a n n u a l ,
M r .a n d M r s .W i l i i a m J a l m -B l a i r H i g h S c h o o l " ° ° ' " ~ ' " ° ' ° * ' ¥N o n n x s A n 3 | b s o n G m L e .
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M r a n d M r s : c o h e n : > y w 1 =| ~ » =, » . . w . . . .. . . . .. . . . . - . .- ..._i r v u s |D I v v v u u ww n n m ;m m r r i m r e a c k p l a c e i n L i n . [ } > 0 u r f d .F e n d s o f t h e b r i d e w l 1 o § ; o 1 d " , e d c f i " n ;~g m ,w i ' d i * e I j
éL§{=Z`Sn Jaouo.ry 22,\vere honorI8881§T¢<1 d¥1I11lI-E' me nlwrnuull wsu:gucals nt. an open house celebra..'P@S8Y Wolff and Peggy Rounds oition given Sunday afternoon byiomiim.Virginia Campbell and
lrs.kSylvis' parents, Mr; and Mru.M9!'Y-Beth McQuarrie of Blair.
run J. Wolff Nea:l r one-hum5!Around thirty-f1ve guests at-ssf ~ ¢:Hs"f2"*;f°;':i§s~»d=d a ~ held at the wil
liam Bolln hofhe complimentary toheat Wishes to the couple.The tea table was centered with Mrs Sylvia,on Friday evening.
te nr mnts we re pllc e c ln V-ans]formatio ns.Th e V-f or -Vi tm
l i de a wa s fur th er c ar rie d ou t fw
red .white an d blue candiesth
~ _'g ~ g r g g g d i v i on ~Rnd My-3.F|Ed€I'iCk NofTi8.MI I
un Church in Benrington,'I?°h°d Liercke, dmmatic inntruc-§§°"*'?° and baby are at the Berta f t e r n o o n ,a t t w o o ' c l o c k .t o r .a t M i s s o u r i V a l l e y h i g h 3 3 1 0 0 1 - I U r n s h o m e ,
4
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t o t h e u b h c ,i :l e y B r o w n o f D e n v e r ,C o l o r a d o
`s c h o o i u a i w r i u z f o b e h e l d m t h e fo x m e r i y o f - * 1 " i ' ? H * ~ ° " » a e u .l b
I ,..s o n w a s b o r n J a n u a r y 2 8 .
;D r a m a t l c m a d m g a w x l i b e g i v e n s U L L Y =A 1 0 l b . , 4 o z .s o n ,w n ~
b y f o u r S t u d e n t s - E u n i c g R o l l a n d ,l i a m R o d g e r , w a s b o r n J a n u a r y
B i l l W a l k e r ,M a r g u e r i t e M e n c k e ,2 9 z o M r .a n d n m .F e n t o n S u l -
I a n d E u n i c e C a r l s e n .H u m o r o u s ]l y
. r t a d l n i l l w i l l b e n r e s e n t e d b v l a h r h l . r w n f e r u fr . . m r . ....nz m r . . ..A 1 - . .
I
nll'
S o c i a l E v e n t s0
Kr a ule ¢En te rtai n
Bri dge Club
Fo llowi ng d i nn er nt.a lo c a l r es -
tau ran t,Mr .an d Mr s .Clif fo rd
. K n o w w i n e n w m i n membe rs of
the Thu rsd ay E ve nin g Br idg e Club
at a r d s , to n i g h t.
C0 -Hoe te u ea P la n
Lunc heon 'f o ls y
Mrs.James Maher Ind Mrs.Stanley Bednar are to be ¢0~honT»-eases today (Th ur sda y )a t U,~~
lunc heon a t th e Ma h e r ho me o n
W es t S outh S tre et,
A ai mi lar e ven t is alarmed f0 r|
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- ~ Mr s . A m
B la i r Me
ti na Vla sal
Blanch M
dorsen
Frlc
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Mr s. G. E.
Kind red
fTownaen| :
W , S. C.
I I e r m m
~ Johnson
Mon
Mo nd ay
Tu e sV . F . W .
Bla ir De
Content
Wedne:
Lu th er an
l m é n y ~ ~
sel Taft
....make'a»Mrs. Chns-
(lixem 'Mrs. Anton An-
hy, Febrlllry 6Ladies'Card Clu b-
Kronberg
Community Club _
I Club No. 1
S.-Circle meeting;
Bridge Club-Mn.C.
\nlay, February 9
Afternoon Oubday,February 10
Auxiliary
mlnmntory Elimination
~ s'ronE..a~HoNE»~~mr
Booth's Fresh Frozen Strawberries, Red Rasp-
berries, Etc., Com, Peas, Lima Beans, Brussels
Sprouts, Broccoli, Etc.; and Fresh Frozen Fish
-OPEN SUNDAY MORNINGS-~
S P E CIA L S FOR FRIDA Y A ND S A TURDA Y
We Accept Orange and Blue Food Stamp!
Items Mnrktd ' Are Blue Food Stamp Items
"'0ranges, California Sunkist, Dozen .....-..,.....25c
'* ' Ap p le s , W a sh . , E xtra Fa n cy, 4 L bs . - ~
""Lettuce, Fresh, Crisp, Calif., 2 Lge. Heads ...15c
*'P0tatoes, Wlnte,Home-grown,P k . ~
60c
C<gf@~=» Butternut, Drip or Regular, 2-»lb.
Marshmallows, P 8: G, 1-lb. Cello Bag .....-....13c
Toilet Tissue, Ambassador, 4 Rolls ........._.-...18c
Syrup, White Swan, 5-lb. Pail .....,.....-...-...........32c
-.32c
""R0ast, Pork Loin, End Cuts, Lb........22c
Chickens, Roasting or Baking, Lb. .......21c
Steak, Fancy Sirloin, Lb. ....
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A n d r e w H a n s e n ,J a n e t F o l e y ,P u r i ( 1
J e n s e n ,B a r h l n P o u n d ,M a r i l y n
G u y e r ,a n d I n g a .P o d e r s u n .M
The wi nne r i n e ac h di vis ion , to-ha d
xe th er wi th th e on s -a c t p lay c as t, in v
wi ll represent H a i r Hi g h i n th e M
distric t de c lnmator y at Columbus, min.
Febmar-y 20.1 an d
| | \I \ 1 \ l \ | \ $ . 1 n n n h . - L _~
\\..u.n1 Au also lalu ;u;n» 110 dun'an of He r ma n ,a 6 lb.,8 oz.
tughter born at ten c fc loc k this
Fhurs day ) morn ing.
Ir.and M r l .Leon ard Ar b ell
as their guests, Tuesday even-
Mr . a n d Mr s . F r ed L o n g .
r. an d Mn . W . E . Ia c k e en te r-
ed,Fr i d a y evening,f o r Mr .
M n .J .Bitto n Rho ade s.
STAMP PHOTOS
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During the Month Per
f Februaiy . . . . ~Dozen
RABBASS STUDIOS
'Blair, Nebr.
éuiidiium. IF. c. cm-1
Luther L6B8\le \
| s . ; ' " s i "I
IL S~ U. Meets
With Mm. McVlcker
Mrs. F. H. McVicker enwrtsined
I.24 members of up Conn-van ons|Lad.ies Social Unxon at the month-
mss ERMA 1~xoLs'rEm
Miss Holstein is a graduate ol
'sen
Thursdly. Fehrunry 12
J o l l y Stitchem Mrs.HansFrahmHillside Club-Mrs. Walter An-
deImen
yt.~ : ~g: .2 1
_Eifxjv .vs ~
MRS. HENRY KAY ~
Rev.Churchill read the marriage
lines.-`The bride wore a street-lengthilymeeting,Tuesday mlm-noon,|Benningtun High School and at~Kindred Club-Mn. Walter An-
Her assistants were Mrs.Peterltended the University of Nebx-as~ dersenStricklett. Sr..and Miss Blnnche;ka and the University of 0mahA.|K4-nnird Methodist Aid___M,.,_
Hlll.Miss Ella Hill was in'
charge of the devotinnals.
lbliss Hedelund
'Goes To Washinprlun '5 Miss Rosemary Hedclund uf Lin-
'culn vislled ui the hnme of her
from the For).Calhoun HighSchool, and Inter attended ihe Un~
ivcrsity of Oregon at Eugenewhere he was affiliated with the
,Cunard fraternity.
l The announcement was re-iuncle nnd aunt.Mr.and Mrs, vcfaled. Saturday hight, when Miss
George Hedelund, the |Hl§@}` PQI* llolsuein and her mother were host
of the week.A frequent vislbor "esses at a arty lor members of.\PrHlund plans to leave ln the near fu~
ture for Washington, D. C., where|she will be employed.
1 Mrs, Colbom Is
1!
tu
w
'1
llMesdnmes Lester Kronberg.Mer-
tlGresm-sen.Harold Hurd ol' Oma
i'and Milan D. Austin.
5 Plan Community,Meet Al Bono
g A community program for Bonn
,and Goll school district residents is{planned for the near future, and
}Inns will
Luncheon Hostess termininz todav (Thursday)for
Mrs.Gordon Colbom is enter-
'taining eight guests at a 1:80 des-1
sen luncheon and afternoon of_bridxre.wday.The list includes'
Hon Jensen, Otis Grvgcx-sen, Lee
lllalr during the past, Miss Hede-\ the immediate families of Lhe en-5 gaged couple.
Mrs. Guinchow Is
Knilling Club Hostess
Mrs. \Vall:e'r F. Gutschow is en~
the membem of the knittim! club.
The KrouD includes ten women.
Cozy Comer Club'Honors Christensen;
Mr. and Mrs. William Christen-
|se family were honored at s fare-Vhn, Arl.hurJohnson, c.D. Hov/ard:,,,.;\|pany given Friday evening
lby the Cozy Comer Club members.
The Chrlsiensens plnn to move
from the Dornneker district to afnrm northwest of Blair.The evening was spent at pi :
nocl1le, pdzns going to Mrs. Lesnis
|Applnby.Raymond Schuldt,Mrs.
Richard Lamp Arthur Dumackerrdtopresentp*.f ~ ' i c at the former schoolland Mrs.Anna Melton.Luncll
l»sometime this month.A commit-iwas served at the close of the
hee in charge of the event, includ- evening.ing Messrs.and Mesdamea S. Ll
l1 ' Moore. Clyde Mebzler. John G, Jcn~llson and J. Merton Kuhr, met at
ithe Kuhr home. Mnnduy evening,
I Lu discuss plana.
lBirthday, Farewell
Parties Combined|A birthdav and farewell celebra-
tion were combined. last evenimr.when Miss Jean Aronson enter-ltained at n seven o'clock dinnernartv at the parental, Gerald Lem-
Shower ComplimentsMrs. Harold Rasmussen|A bridal shower honorlng Mn.
Illamld Raamuasen was held Satur..
dsy, Jumary 31, at the J. T. Nelv
son home,The afternoon wasspentat games, and later the'
hostesses.Mrs. Robert Ibmmussen
and Mrs. Nelslm, served A lunch.
'Decorations were carried out lnpink nnd white.1 Present were Mesdames Harold
Mr.Suverkrublm was graduated L. F_ Krnnherg, Fremont
Duncan Club--Mrs.lena Schu-
maker
O S S I B L Y
.../:BOUT YOU
Mm. lee Gregerscn and Mrs. W.J. Sutherland were Omaha visitors
Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. John Martin and*daughter,Pauline,of Tekama.h,|
were visitors at the home of Mm'
Mary Pate, Sunday uftemoon.
Mr.and Mrs,Dewey Holstein|
cnlled on LeRoy Spiker, who is a
patient at Methodist Hospital.
Monday.
Mr. and Mm,Arthur Lorenzen
nnd Colleen. and Mrs.Otto Allen
of Omaha visit/ed Mr.and Mrs.
Joe Love, Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lund of FortCalhoun were callers, Saturday Afbl
emoon,at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter G. Huber.
Mrs.Alvina Frank returned inBlair,early this week, following'
a three~week visit in West Pointwithherdaughter.Mrs.I-'md
Tiedje.
Rev. D, A. Burress, superintend-
ent nf Crowell Memorial Home, isattendingtheNationalHolpital
:md Homes Convention in Dallas,
Texas, this week.
Miss Mildred Thompson,who
has been employed at the Henry
Wolsmann home.was a guest of
the Chauncey Wdght family from
Tuesday uniil Saturday.
Walter G. lluber and J. T. Nel.
son, areompunied by Harry Lund
nf Pnrf nnuhmm nm...
'r
dress of powder blue and had a
carnage of orchidsxshe was attend-ed by her twin sister, Mrs. Rymer
Fcdde of Bennington, who wore an
aqua blue street dress with A oor-
sage of gardenlas.
Rymer wade was best man. '
s A wedding dinner was servedat
,the Jnhnel home at 6:30 that eve-ynlng, when co-hostesses were Mm.
Clnus Schneider of Kennud, Wil-
ma and Louise Voss nf Omaha. A
two-tiered wwdding cake and light-
ed candles decorated the tables.
Guests included Messrs. and M¢s~
dnmcs Ca:-i~Kny, Herman Kay andchildren. and Frank Hendcknen ofBlair; Arnold Ewoldt, Irvin Kay,
Wallace Petersen and children ofIrvingtom. Rymer Fedde of Ben-
ning(-an;Reinhart Thuden anddaughter of Florbnce; Miss IdeanKay of Omaha and Rueben Kay otIrvington.¢
The bride, whim was employed for
a time at Bohs Cafe in Blair, has
worked in Omaha the past two
years. Mr. Kay is employed in Irv~Z
ington, where the couple will maketheir home.|
A wedding dance at the GermanHall will honor Mr, and Mrs. Kay.'
Sunday evening.|
ANNOUNCE PLANS 4
FOR PRAYER DAY
The World Day of Prayer, spon-
sored locally by women of the vari-
ous Blair churches and nationallybythe National Committee of
Church Women. will be observed
hem with a rervice at the Methmlgig Church 2:30 o'clock Febmary
I Sprzmrship is represented by
Foreign Missions Conference, Na-
iionnl Council of Chumh Women
and Council of Women for Home
|l\lissions.World Day of Prayer_
G'fBE§Q[§Q!!§§§QQ§.I0"E
PHONE s4 :W E D E L I V E R
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS
Beef Roast Chuck or Shoulder, lb. 24c
Pork Chops Lean,lb. z1c
Wieners lb. 25:
FRI DA Y A N D S A TU RD A Y SPECIALS
Grapefruit Texas Seedless, Gfor lic
Oranges Large, Sunkist, Doz.23c
Butternut Jell
All Flavors
4 Pkgs l9c
Coffee
Don Leon,
Reg. or Drip,
lb. 29c
Pancake Flour
Jersey Cream
3 lb. Bag 154:
§"di'3 §iff~___23c
§*'?;"i,i'?'IT..§E...23¢
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These New Services Offered to
Moloriats Will Add Thousands of
4 Mlles to the Life of Your Tires.
A
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Il's Good Business to Take Cnre
ol Your Tires Because When They
Are Gone There Won'l Be Any More.
OR o t a t i o n e r v l c eS 0 U 0 0
W e Rotate All Four Tires in the Manner
Best Suited, Installing the Spare if Desired.
`75c
Q n
Stretch the Mileage !
I I o .|
All Tires Are Removed From W heels, Tubes
Removed,Exam ined For Chafing;Casings
Are Examined For Cuts or Breaks and Im -
bedded Gravel and Glass or Nails Are Re-
$z.oo
Including All Five Tires
(|'|mclur\' l'ruuf l`ulu»» snisdnly liighm
moved.
P H O N E W H I T E 250
We'll Pick Up Your Car
PHILLIPS 66
SERVICE STATION
Save Your ";"~§*J.M.R. GREEN STAMPS ~
b n , h o m.Hémoreos were the host-I Rasmussen.Jena C.
cas.whos e b irth dnv i t was.and Geonze Ras mus se n. Rm
w r t f o u r i n - '
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l
......_,...~.. ..,..,,..,...."`|and Mrs. J. C.Thompson wereSvhools;Chril
"¢ dinner guests of Ilill Kooplnan l¢,Women andP. the APO house in Amee,l°Wl\.'Landr<: and 1
n.Sunday.The occasion was Bill's Migrant. I.nl»mlvlbirthanniversary.
l..Dinner guests,Sunday,of M r . M R S . B A!
and Mrs. W, E. Luckc and Inland ~
were Mrs,Lucke's hmthenin-law
and sister,Mr,and Mm.Jamrs,_ _r- Padf.-n,Dwayne and Marilyn,nf'liirs.
|.pn-l--r r~,,, Fremont.rrlmr.l....mr-
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Long wer»:~,|r,,,q 1 -umMonday guests ul the John J. Maccgmn ~\l;-.,1
he home,and Tuesday callers new li;.|.xl~i <1~...--illlr. and Mrs. Clnudc- Porter of Te- 5.rl wnq "'I`l
»n
.¢.
s-
h- kumnh.Mrs.Floyd Little spent )\ll|.ur in ill
ne \\'cdn:-sdny with Mm.Mare." ' `i gl In-nnnrd Justice nf llcrmun vis- im!"ere Re
"'Red his brother-in»l|»\v and sistm. :('|;\ri.~- of Hel
Mr.and Mrs.Freeman Tucker
Friday.The Tuckers entertainedion Tuesday evening lm-Mr. and.C h l ]
'Mrs. Charles Gaydou.l
Mrs.F.S.Jenkins spent theweek-end in Arlington with herCalholie Ladh
ybrothcr. E, S. Newell and fa;nil5'~i Mrs.Jnhn
On Sunday, she was present or lmembc m.o !
birthday vnrw complimentary to Club, Wednesu~ *f:~l."*;' *.:;.*:°.r°:."l.?. § * ~ i - ' ~ f ~
an l rs...'e r.Mrs Carl Olson entertained the Blair Merrynipmm-Sm committee of the Luther'Mrs. Chdst
an Guild,'Fuesday nftemoonitaining this (
Present were Mrs, H. F. Swanson for molnbersMm J. P. Nielsen, and Rev, Har-imakers Club.
,old C. Jorgensen,pastor of tin-'Lutheran Chunxh.fsx. Mu-y'e Ep
Leonnrd Mathiesen returned lo|Momhers of
his army duties nt Port L¢°n*¥\i,Guild met at
Wood,_ Missouri,early _this_ week, Walter F. Gun
~ ~~r r .r oM a t n l e s e n .H e w a s g r a n t e d t h e l n x h o s t e s s .
f u r l o u g h i n o r d e r t h a t h e m i g h t !-~
c o n d u c t h i s f a r m s a l e ,w h i c h w a s
h e m l a s t T h u r s d a y ,~*"
begin. August Rullmmnn, wgg has
n confined ln the Lu eran '"\-'~"*é::;f..;"..§:;';f:r*...::':;:f..':';Mr. and M
Another gum, who nrrived at of Omaha wel
the home early this week, is Mmiihf home of I
Mary Breeding, formerly of Lin- N°\7'i&
coln.Mr. and CM;
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hxnlen en Mn.Clnrena
tertalned, Monday evening, in ob- childmh andlervmee of Mrs. Hansenh hirthdly.y`Holsteln dmv
ii`f°i<'€».¥'°.§? .'§i2l£"'i.'.1"¢.'iT.°.'&113lL" sk! Y..
sen und Mr. and Mn. Otis Deckeriliolsbeln.The
g i Ci ty.slr. Chdutenm; if formerly f m
n l noo n inner guest u t e'Cmm¢y_Kuhn.Mr.a uMr. und Mrs. Prod Long enter-igpem i'.."...i.,
tained lt dinner. Sundiy, for thelr| rlnvins them
son, Roy, University of Nolwruka D.A.Gomptstudent., und Mr.and Mrs,Earl|J0}m|q" whov
.Caldwell md Nall.Vlslloru At the tho S. J. Jnhl
.\. ...ng un.,
I
: d k ~
~.~UristianService in
Camps in the U. S.
BER IS
RS' SPEAKER
¢. . . . _. . . . n
Will You Help?
lllair (`¢»m:r~ff;ational
--ml mfrr:h| IS Of th!!
Mlni-t=!\:\|.\89'>CiB.~
r1l£Ill HW Tok8.l|l8l1I
h, Monday .Her sub-
he Children and th e
e Chut1ch".
.De we y Hoistetn,
VlmD eV en te r an d
~r.an d Hr s .Chris
e to G a i n ,Io wa .
Visit Mr .an d Mr s .
H r .and Mr s .E d
S h o w a n d Ho llta i n l
ed i n W a l li n g t o n
rs.H .G.Ho lla n d
in Oma ha.A c mr m
were H r .an d M n .~n an d Mr s.J .P.|
ru dinner guests nt;
a ho me , li ter vis ib -
Lo tti n an d M n .
l I \
G. L. Dlxon Co
Insurance Real
Estate and
Iaans
Office in
Home Thfltre Bldg.
P h a g e 2 0 1
Archie Maynnttli
Sundav :meats ntl
# attondina the mvet~
'. an d Mrsw.A . W .
an.
J Notes
Clu b
B a r r v entertained
e Oathoiic Ladies
ay af te rno on , at th e|
g o f t h e g w i l p .t
akern |
ina Vla sak is e n t e r '
Thu rsd ay )after nupn
u f th e Blai r Me rr y -
Ii s o p a l Gui ld 1
sr. 1\faI°y's Episcopalf
the hum#o f Mr s. ;
chow for the month- I
easion.WedneadD.)'.i
Togh was the assist-
¢'= - i a ~~.z=4: »:;\"»%~1 $'j`*'i"3 pf
~.;~
Christensen
An d
Korshoj
PHONE
33 3
Help Build Homes Badly Needed
F o r D e f e n s e W o r k e r s i n B l a i r
Money in lt for You!
RIGIIT HERE lnlny, mnny new homes will be needed nl
on c e f or th e th o u s a nd s o f wo r k e r s wh o 'i ll s o on b e wo r k i n g
a t lhe bo mb -ld atlln g pla nt ne n r W A I I OO a n d M E A D .
They will he looking for homes to buy or ren! up In 20 to40 miles from lhe plant.
If you own som e lots in your tom : or can
get some, start making plans at once to build
houses.
l`SUALLy YOU CAN cm F. H. A. LOANS FOR EN-
0lGII TO BUILD THE norsss.
You can build for sale or_ rent.
We handle your F. H. A. DEFENSE HOUSING LOANS.
Gr! in louch illa us for d¢»xni|~._
The 1SA1i19§L CO.
OMAHA, NEBRASKA
I
LOQAL BROKERS ARE
Utmatmnse n,Ma r y he le n staples.
J ames Barron,E a r l Stokes,and
Ted Therkelsc n.
u - . ,v e . .-» \ . ¢ » u . v n |. n e u n ;l a
George Reeh, J . W Nielsen,
Han se n, A ns el Ta ft, J .P.I v
Charles Fr y e , Ma rlo Cowie
Part Hon or J i m.Rob ert Fry e,Joseph .JJrs.Fo r me r Blniaite 'C li ff or d Truhlsen,P e t e r T n
Mi s s Cec ilia Holb rook enter
ta in ed a t a p ar ty ,Friday e vening,
c omplimen tary to Mises Opal Ma r -
sha ll o f Lo n g lleac h,Cailfqrnin,
fo r me r ly o f Blair.Mies Mar sha ll
wa s en route to Roekfo rfl, lllinoia,
where she plans a visit.wi th he r '
W alter Peto mon , E d Pf eaf fei
'er Lindinpz, S. W . Anderson,
tia n A nde rso n, Man ley Fi she
nold Fuh lro dt; Miss es Kate li
Dol'0ll1)' J ensen, Elaine Rasm
Fa y E1-vey,and Bette Fry e.
Prof.Pool Ny h o lm ape:[mi-ents, Mr and Mrs. Ollie hi#-fab-leeen-end in Minneapolis,1
all, als o fo rmer res iden ts h ere.sota, whe re he atte nde d the
Guests honorinfg hiina Ma rs ha ll eron Bible Institu te.He wswereEd na 60911.Ma xin e R¢¢V0S»,-.nf several speakers,partial
Erma Good,Ru th Holbrook,B€ti! '| in the Su nd a y mor ni n g p ro ;
llenni ngsen,Helen Vlas ak,a n d l
Mrs , Fe rn Pe te me n.,Ad ver tis e i n Th e E nte rp l
/
_ _ ;
"~.sv
my
Steak
Round
33c lb.
Boiling Beef
Lean
l5c lb.
M i nc e d Ha m
Glasem
l8c lb.
'|
Glasers
lb. 181:
*Pdrktlutlets
Lean-All Meat
251: lb.
"~.sv
my
Steak
Round
33c lb.
Boiling Beef
Lean
l5c lb.
M i nc e d Ha m
Glasem
l8c lb.
'|
Glasers
lb. 181:
*Pdrktlutlets
Lean-All Meat
251: lb.
Corn 3 222.3 25c Vanilla Wafers lb. l8c
Peas 2 512.3 Z5c Tea, Green, %|b. 23c
Pork& Beansifi.. loc TOILET TISSUE
Ft. Howard
3 Rolls 25cPlums Z Z2';.3"'251:
*Gra | efruit, ea. 3cCatsup, 14 Oz. loc
*Apples, lb.4c
*Cab|>age, Ib.4cCorn Flakes, pkg. Sc
*0ranges,lg. doz., 30cCrackers, Z lbs. l7c
Coffee, Sas, lb. 211:
pen un~ays an~vemngs Steak
Round
33c lb.
w.J.sAS misss.
*Pdrktlutlets
Lean-All Meat
25 I~
Peas 2 512.3 Z5c
M i nc e d Ha m
Glasem
l8c lb.
Boiling Beef
Lean
l5c lb.Pork& Beansifi.. loc
'|
Glasers
lb. 181:
Plums Z Z2';.3"'251:
Catsup, 14 Oz. loc
Corn Flakes, pkg. Sc
Coffee, Sas, lb. 211:
Corn 3 222.3 gg; Vanilla Wafers nb. l8cTea, Green, %|b. 23c
I
Ft. Howard
3 Rolls 25c
*Gra | efruit, ea. 3c
*Cab|>age, Ib.4c
Crackers, Z lbs. l7c *0ranges,lg. doz., 30c
*Apples, lb.4c
"~.sv
my
Steak
Round
33c lb.
Boiling Beef
Lean
l5c lb.
M i nc e d Ha m
Glasem
l8c lb.
'|
Glasers
lb. 181:
*Pdrktlutlets
Lean-All Meat
251: lb.
ruung nomo uu nn g m n u u m o u n I n g M n .Cox[were M n .R a y F b n g m and san, Ed ith Larsen
Chu-lee.o nl |
\_".
-'ran m ilf. um m m w.bm m s 1942\ \n i l
Calhoun' Grade
Teacher Resigns
i n
1 i L .~~ ~gf a.
M n .C V Sh umnk nr atte nd-ed the E112 c i¢},» Indies' Aja, Thun-
da y , a t th e h o me o f H u .F r e d
Christenlen-
_
tlmlr homes. Thsy returned no Un-
coln. Sundny.c m L u w z . m n n n . c H .
Luttix. hu joined t.he'|h' farce in
Cdifomh..Hn. Arthur Cluuen sntarhlnod
the Birthday Bgdxe Club, 'mm-
Schiodt on PCA
Exec. Committee
-|1 - - - » - - n
,@f~=i' *' 'E ~ ., ~s.=5.=* giiifif
.Emil Winn hu raturned to hiswork in Ion. mu several week:with his mother and brother. Mrl.Sophis Wien and Hin?-Mr.and Mrs.Otto Vous anddnnghtgrgwereSamdavdinner
nm Hin;1
O r u m N ¢ w §
gd_ Eva, and Mary Anderson ro-
Wm. Beale: ih »
Bleir Saturday
Wil\ilm Beale: ol the vidnit~ of
mmul meeting bdd in Omaha
Jnnunry 16, attended a no ;»
ation meethxg in Omaha. J ~ -
80.He vrux¢ 4!n¢tedto s
the executive committee ~IPCA for the coming year.
i
Calhoun' Grade
Teacher Resigns
Hhs Dorothy Ewin, teacher of
primary gndes nt Fart CalhounSchool,iendemd lm-raigmrian
lust week. She has nceepfad A sec-
don in Washington,
D. C.,plum to leave in the im-
mediate future. Her successor hunot yet been named by tha school
bonqrd.
-- - - » - - n
,.¢.J.1 wr ., Q i ~ ; : r i ' J ¢ . ` . ' , ' U f . ' , . . i : , ' E l i f § l i x f f
|ig Y ¥ le | e lu lr e tl. l1 ' n e d l» 0 h i
w o n ~ 'wi t; h i s mo th e r an d b r o the r . Mr !
S o p h i e W i e n a n d Ha mi -Mr .a n d Mr s .Otto Vo-as a
dau ghters we r e Sumdav di~
:n e s ts o f Hr . a n d Mr s .Arno!~
Sc hmidt.Mr . a n d Mx; F r e d W e s te r g u r d
Russell an d an . wer e m l |Mi s a D u rr n lr W e ete nz n r d o f B e n
non a t | . tur ke y dinner,Satu rdn
noon.Mn. Charles Voss c elelrat.ed he
bir thd ay .'h a u d a y ni g h wi th
D i r ty ;Thu rsd ay ni g ht,savers
neighbors and relative!!sp e n t th
o vm i h t a t t h e V o n h o me h e lp i n
celebrate Mr .Vous'b i r th d n h
Mr . a n d Mr s .W a lte r Christen
een Sund ay eveni nxr at the puen~
al. Fri tz J ahn el, ho me..Mr s . W illi lm J lh fva l vi si ted H
E d Mn t th i e n n o f B lxi r .I \
Mi sa Ve nd n Ch r i lte n le n . | ;
Snb und ay ni zh t a t the Elme r B et
ho me i n Blai r.Mr . a n d Mr s. Be n V o s s a nd M
I n d M n .B i ll K o e n i !m e n t ~ . anesdnveven ing wi th H~u
Meevee, who leaves soon for c am~
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Christensen an
Ve nd a were d i n n e r g u e s t! o f M
an d Mr s. E lme r Be tts , Su nd ay .
Mr .an d Mr s .Clarenc e V~
spent 'Dueeday n t th e Ot to Vo s
home.
Mr .an d Mr s.A n d r e w Jense
wer e Su nda y di nne r sweats at
W i llia m Ko en ig h ome.
A ve r y J u n e r s o n wa s rel ~
fr om the h oa mi ta l, Fr id ay ; he a n
Mm. J meo e no n vi si ted at th e W i
Ii a m Von e homo. th at da y .
Th e W ranc h -Maney W omen
Club me t,Wednesday .wi th M
He nr y Su ver kr ub b e. whe n the le
son on c are Of the sic k in the ho
was Dresented bv the leaders.
guessing contests follo wed.w i
pr iz e s swi m! to Mr s. C h ri s F ra h
an d Mr s. W i llia m Vo ss .Mr s. S u
erkrubbo.vd th th e he lp o f h
daugh ter,Mn t.Lou ie K a h n
served s lunc h.Present we
.. .....:
Fbrt Calhoun
News Nates
Mr. And Mn. Harold Llntn AndRonnieofOmnhnwered~er
Listen in on the Party
no Bollywood
HEDDA
HOPPER'S
un
Snbuxdnv evminx.Hin Muim HcNdr spent Sm:-
day .lt the home of her naremfl.Hr. and Mn. ma McNair.
Hines Kathryn Rohwer and Ps-
tridn Beadle ment Int weak st
o n e
thai: homes. They returned bo Hn-
coln. Sundny.c » n L u w z . m ~ f n n c g .
Luttiz. hu joined t.he'|h' farce m
Cdifomh..Hn. Arthur Cluuen sntarhlnod
the Birthdnif Brldze Club, 'mm-dlv dwmoon.hwent. were Ma-dxmes Rlehnni Sieven.Gayloxd
Beadln. Paul Bruner. Emest Kruse,
George Neale.William Snnnen-berz,E.Geesamann,GeorsvRohwer,O n i Harrison,Harry
Rohwer and Grant IA¢¢~Mrs. Wminrn Suverkmbbe unver-uined at A onH'clock luncheon
for tha Green Vnllev Extanlton
elL '
School Note:|
The benefit huk eth nll ga me
played Thursday evenln5rhpx~oved|
w be a n e a t s u c c e u .e F o r t
Cdh au n Pi one er s "mnr dxe d m vi c -
to r y "over th e Calho un Alurn ni.|
Th e p e r f o r ma n c e wu we ll- n tte n d -ed by to wn p eo p le .I
The sqids'teams nlay ed basket-
ba ll du n nz th e h alf a n d Th e s p or twas liked so well by UAB 'r la tha t
the y wi ll n la y Iu mln Tu y wh e n
Calhoun mee ts Under wood.
~ ri
c I.a.Vern Samson familv hasmoved w a funn near Lhe GardnerSchool, wat of Blair.Neighbor:held_a farewell party. Wednesday
uW m .B e a l e :nh »
Blair Saturday
William Bealea ol the vicinity ofIgwn spent tome time in Blnlr
visltlng old friend: of hls boyhood
dnyu. Will wu 1-and in lhil lo-
cality md for a long mm at yesn
farmed the Abe Salim-land farm
welt at Blair.About twenty-Hvo
y u r !ago he purchlled l (Arm
near Irvington md hu dues that
~g ...||¢.»¢|nu.»are Mr . md M r s - F a y J o n g ; o f
eknmah.Mr .a n d Mr s .Fr ed Mu l le r h u i
their zuests, Sunxiur. Ted Ther-
d w n o f W innebago,Minn euo ul;
rlene Therkeluen o f Chic ago,llinois' Ray ThemRa o f g y "a i d . b k ln h o m a ; Ho w a n d ' r w e l-
B i li r Clif1'0rd Andersen.o f .:d son, G1e1{n and 1'h{r.and Mrs.
~eau Andersen a.nl:l.:l'am1lv of 'I'e»
..
a .| | ~
ily spent several days among;friends in the bottom and Blairvicinities,last week;they were
9 ~ ,; |. .|:.O v e r f i f t y f r i e n d s o f M i .a n d H i n w i f e ,a .n |.'" ~
M r s .M .~g a t h e r e d a i é t h e i r s , *; . f " . H ; " ;~ : ; °s ; a ° * f z :2 : ' °m d
§ 2 § ` ° ~ ' l ` § ' § l ¢ F ? § §a|< ' ¥ : ; e m 1v i ; e l l ° § f 3 T a b o u t .' W h i l e i n B l a i r ,W i l l d m p a d
t y .M r .a n d M r s .B r o n d u m i n t o T h e E n t e r p r i s e o t t i c e m i n .
a r u m o v i n i r t o x f a r m o m m i l l i m b u r s e d t h a c o ! f e n o f ' I ` h e E n ~
f r o m g m C o l ¥ a § . 1 . M ' I ' h o u e P I \ % ; ¢ ' 1 1 T { ' t e r p r l r e t o t h o t u n a o f a t h r e e -
w a r e a u r a .a n e n uK r u s e a n d f n r q i l y ,W a l d o K r u s e P h o n -
a n d f a r n l l y .C h r m F n h m a n d f a m -.s m 5 5 6 ~~' l ~ ` ; f 1 .a _.
i l y ,C a r l R o h w e r a n d f a m i l y ,W H -; m i - . ,' i " 1 ? " ~ , ; '} ¢
l i n m K u h l m d t n w l y ,F n n k ' I ' e m -~!5 1 '= ' , ? j f s : 1 .~ ~5
°
.
' : : . ' ° § . , ; : ; "< ¢ a ~ . § ' ~ ' -' ; 2 * ' = "M ;~"
a Y .u n e t g e n a mf u n i l y .: m d H - = f - °= = = < 1 f u n n y ,. . $ " 1 ; f : , 1" i ' m " " J ° ` 3 » "1 » ' l ' d " . ¢ S ' & ¢ " $
~ p u n t I . - m e m d : f a m i l y H a n r y F r i d a y .f o r u r .. n a n n .W m - m i
~ond ~ 0 who ~
buried ham Friday.Mr and ~ n .Henry :.nlen
i n
wf » \".4 . " ".¥ :=.f f r .:~f.."E : ;{;"aj a.
M n .C.v .Sh umnk nr atte nd-
ed th e E lk Ci ty L ndi es ' A id , Thu n-
da y , a t th e h o me o f H u .F r e d
Christenlen-
Mr . a n d Mr s. N. P. Nid s en vi m-
i t z d a t t h e Chris Nelson ho me
Thurs day .
Schiodt on PCA
Exec. Committee
Albert Schjodt, who was electeddirector O! the South Omllu 'Pro-ductive Credit Auodldun nt the
Mr. and Mrs. leo Miller and chil-
dren al Blair visit/ed at the J. L.Andaman home. Sunday afternovn.Mr. and Mrs. Rlv Peters spentSunday lt Fred L\xsc.hen's.Helen Fern Johnsen :nent sev-enl day: last week with the Jor-
zen Chriswpnens.
BUY Anmucxs emrssr rumsss VALUE numne'
f/zE '`W Kff /
mmul meeting bdd in Omaha -
Jnnunry 16, attended a no ;» ~
ation meethxg in Omahl. J ~ -
80 .He vrux¢ 4 !n¢ te dto ~s »
the executive committee ~I »PCA for the coming year.
A branch office was opened
Teknmah, Febnmry 1, with Cap
H. L. Gayer in charge.drew Cnr ue n or b n l w l ,N e h r u -kg,p u s e d aw a y Su nd ay e vmin g
u p u m . l u n e r n l servic es we re
hnld W mnsay afternoon at B1-iu~
tol. Mr. Carlsen wu A former RoseHillresidentan d friends are
z rieved to hen- al his death.
M r .m d M n .J o h n R u m u u m.md Kar en K a y o f Be llev ue w en
L
E
Ul\ \un ull " " ° " " " ° ° ° ' " " " " " " ° " " "n e n r y u e n r l I n u : w m a wma -E ll ll h l TIYIOI3 ~nftern°onI\nnnn \r{| Ilnr|ni f h a i lln li n m Ma i -
~ wah Mr.and Mn.John ;a¥.'"ha;;;T"v.'f;d;;;¢a;f:'°';'i:. 'II{d\~1ioand family.and Hr and _Mg _gd Mrs. Howard Taylox and ar; Igg m stensen were after
son.Mr.md Mrs.Charles Peters,-,£f-_.e.=<'.12.":,.°*,.*:=..*':.*~:e",,°2'z.'§ Mr: wi Hg- Clau_!_ iguehl=f~@gr.!:..'.!'.'. ......'¥».'?."'2'.,:..':_ . _
u In lu n HH- "*" "' * °"'*" " " " " * " " " ' i n d MTB.I.l¢Ill'Y .l`l¢UZ¢1l I n d DG~-IS L wer e S atu zd ny eveni nz gu est! lur es vi sited th e L ou He ier f and ly
gf P U- ; nd _ 35 9 :f , ' 2 " ' P * m , ~ n e a r I s i i l la r d .Wc dneadny avenjmr...'-. mural...
llllliinlmlmlilmilvaluc
n o
§ ~ . m m~ ° ' f r W h i t
guanine Suu 'r»'h'{..,
mmm: at moncyaaving
\.2.1 4
/A
xn honor ox mrs.maszens mnn-day.On Sunday both families
helved .Rudolnh Matson celebratehh birt.hdlY-Vi dton durlnrthe #week wasBd, Eva. and Mlry Anderson wereMr. and Mrs. Walter Nielsen, Mr.and Mrs. Albert Snrlck. Mrs. Fran-oos Forsberx and Gerald, and Mrs.Laura Tolls and Myron.
Mr.mi Mr s .Walter Sunpen-
field, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chrlsf-
wnaen.Gem-g¢Nelson and Ma n
ian. and Robert Ryan were Sundaydinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. TedSimonsen and son in Omaha.Mr. and Mrs. James Ryan. Rus-
sell and Billv were Frlday even~ing callers on Mrs, Laura Totte
and Myron. Mrs. Clarence JensenandsonswereSundaydinnerguests at the Toile home. Mary
Anderson was a Monday afternoonvlslgor.__. . ._
I
Mr.and Mrs. George Mlsieldt
;i:i¢ed Omaha relatives. Wednes-
yMr.and Mrs.William Wins,Fra.\1oe|And Lillian: were dlnacr
zuests,Sunday.at the Edward
Rice home in Bellevue.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Larson and
daughter, visited the N.P.Nlel-
sena, Monday.Mrs. J. T. Christensen and Helen
Fern Johnsen spent Monday s!t~
ernoon with Mrs.J. L. Andersenand Clarlce.Messrs. and Mesdamea John A,Johnsen, J. W. Johnsen and daugh-
eers and lmnud Holer, DorothyandMelvin.attended tha 86thbirthdayofMr.Winterhurn at
Elkhom_ Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Plnmbeck
were Sunday dinner guests at the'
Charles Peters home.Mr. and Mrs.Bemard Thomp-
w m m v r i v -
~*~.Q
M - ' " ~5 5 ""'*'~=.¢"\
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llrlnnday, Wedneadly, Friday
=w.....,¢_ .wen uw mlm wus Imamvisitinz and lunch wus served.Mr. and Mrs. Roland smiul andRoland. Jr.,nttended the funeral
of Terry Schafer ln Blair. sunday.Mrs. Anna West of Blair spentSunay with her mn.Neil Wen.and family.Mr. and Mrs, William Hlnelineand son spent Sunday at the OttoMenckehome,honor-im: the sev-enth weddinl annlvenarv of Mr,and Mrs. Clyde Hinellne.
Mrs. Aloha Hunt and son havebeen ill with flu the nut tan dAYB»
Follnw the Latent News Dine( ~
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Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Jones are
movinz into the tenant house on
the Waldo Kruse farm,recently
gacabed bv Dick Lennox and .fam-
ly.Ben Eby, who in employed inBellnvue,waht the week-and at
A | v ¥&y u ¢ . , | . | . . . . . _ - u v |-\ . - n u n s . - ,Tuesday .to vis it Mr s Sorensen's
Ba re nts, Mr. a nd Mr s .Ne ls Dah l.
n Thursday .Mr s .Sor ens on was
a guest of her sister,`M1a. Mlic hael
Sonderuv.
Mr. a nd Mr s. Otto S or ens en a nd
ba by so n o f Her man we re Su n da y
callers a t due He n r y Sorensen
home.
Sunday callers a t th e ho me o f
Mr .an d Mr s .Ha r o ld Seefus an d
Mr s . Ge o r g e Mo n ra n r e g Mr . a n d
Mr s .A I Johnson o f V a l o y .Ne -braska, and Mr. a nd Mrs. Otto Sor-
ens en and son o f HQ]|1]gn~nd M¥":... J oI1n G._Je]1son
Mesd ames Ge o rr e He u ma n n andBi lly , A r th ur Han s en , Bi ll Ko en ig ,
Rob ert F ole y a nd Mr s. Fr ed W es t-
ergaar d. Mrs . Kshn l; was a vis itor.
Fr ed an d L o r i n Masters,Art.
Hansen,He r ma n Hovend ic k an d
Geor ge Bran dt were Su nday mo rn-
mr a.115|-Ymunu n u we .mr s ..lonnBoc klun,Mr s .Otto Matso n,Mr s .
Ric h ard Barr on. Mm. Pete r Ha gge,
Mr s. Ro b er t W elton ,an d Dor othy
Ru we .Mr .a n d Mr s .Ha r o ld E .Ras-
mussen a n d Shirley we re Sunday
laf te rno on an d supper guests o fggrcallersa t th e B i ll Ko e n i g Mr .a n d Mr s .Ha r r y Madsen.A l -
or neM r a n d M m Chr is J a hn el and fr ed Nelso n was a ls o a vla ltor .
Mr .an d Mr s .H a m i d W .Ras-M r and Mrs. Ben Voss and H.EllI'Y,| m|| ggen and fa mily ,Mr . a n d Mr s .
ggenf.Thu rsd ay aftern oon a t the Gif fo rd Frenc h.im-Ve y and Ha z-
artzn Voss ho me . h on o nn g Mr s .
Ma rtin V os s ' bi rthd ay .el Han se n an d Ri c h ar d Fr en c h a t-
tended a roller sk ating party at theMr .and Mr s.An d r e w Ma ts on F;-e 1;11 k a ti k t.=~1<i,f.=;e.f1=f.fa¥ <¢f°_';t'12¥P1%feE°"===.»|°fe"5°3r §13 i 'f n n 's s
WBFB vmona anopfpers,1"ll€l8Y.Mr .an d M m .W i ll P e te n we re
Su nd ay vis i to rs a t th e J oh n Cr in k
ome.Mr .and Mr s .Ha r la n Christen-
s e n o f Oma h a vi s i te d a t th e par-
ental.J .T.Christensen,home,
Tuesnay .
Mr . a n d Mr s . He n r y A r n , A lvi n
and Be rne tte. and Lo rr ain e P ete rs
spent Sa tu rd av even ing a t th e
He n r y Tietlzen home.
Mr s .N .P.Nielsen called o n
Mrs. Ch ris Sun ds,Saturd ay after-
noon.Mr . a n d Mr s . Ha n s Moe ller a nd
hildr en o f hill;Ci ty an d George
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,o mMn.KieLb vxnum.Mrs Lee
iregemen and Mrs. later Kron~
ere were Saumday afternoon:vests of Mrs.E. E. Dixon andalllhteri-Mr.and Mrs.E. E. Dixon andnmily and Mr. and Mrs. J. Merbnn|
Luhr and children atfended a
ueetimr of P. M_ K. Club. held ul
he Ted linger home near Ken~
ard.Sun a .Mr. and Myra.Harry Tyson spent
undav in Lyons with Mrs. 'I'yson'sister.Mrs. Harry McKenzie andamlly.
Mr.and Mrs.Edilllr Lu-sen
mlled on Mr. argl Mrs. Harrv Ty-
an, Wednesday.
Kindred Club 'met with Mrs. R.r.Iverson,Thursday _aftemoon,velve members atfendlnaf.Mm.udmund Sorensen was nsnistinxmesa.The club will rather at
le home of Mrs.Otto Sorensen.ehnxarv 12.A meetinz of the comnunltv club
ill be held at |Kindr¢d School,
riday nvening.Mr. and Mrs.nrry Tyson and Mr.and Mrs.udmond Sorensen ue o n thenmmittee in dumze of the even-'s enwrtainment.M Bhd Gudmnnd Sorensen at~
mded dmc Bun County Co-Og an-.ml oyster eunnef and bmemesseetinz in Hen-nun. Tuesdav eV211~x
cz-Mrs. Gudmand Sorensen and
aretta were guests of Mrs. Olbo
Jrenaen and baby.Mrs,Gudmond Sorensen andnuxzhner.Lm-em.vinifed M mIoydLittleandfamily,Friday,'ternoon.|
Mm. Prentice Smith was a caller; the home of Mm. Opal R¢eves.f'ednesday altemom.Sunday,-lean of the Reeves were Mr. andna,Pay Jones of Tekamnh. andr. and Mn. Byron Bunn and chil-
~e.n called Lhere. Tuesday.EuniceId Janice Reeves and Mins Eswez
aamussen were callers at the U.Reeves home in IDeS0£o, Sun-I
l3~Mr. and Mn.Fnmk Soll and:
xuxhter.Pearl,spent the week~ld in Pender ls Kllélta of the Benall tamily,Mr.and.Mm.Prentice Smith
xtertained at dinner. Sunday. forIr, and Mrs. A. R. Behlea..Mr.and M m H.I.Kuhr !e!v.hursdav morninnr fur n foun-
mnth visll in Los Angeles, Cnli-
rmia.They wnl be zuests orleir son and dauzhter-In-law. Mr.nd Mrs. Harvey N. Kuhr.Mr. and Mrs Fred Gutvhownd childxvn and Mrs. Harry Hous-
rn were zuests of Mr. nnd Mrs.ryan 'Warrick and family,Sn!-
rduy.The Wurrlcks spent Sun-ny with Mr.and Mrs.Normanlnrrick_
Mr. and Mrs. J. Merton Kuhr ntzndedhe hockey znme at Ak-SunlenlollscuminOmaha. Wednes-av evenimr._J. Merton Kuhr was zueet sn»ak»r before Rotary club membersiaendavcyeninz.following the'eekly dinner at Koonman Inn.Mr. and Mrs. Paul Paulsen und
lluirhi-er__ LaVeme._vislted Mr. andYrsChns Nelsun nn Blair. Fridayveninx.Mr.and Mrs.Harland Nelson
I Rose Hill were Sunday dinner
uexts at tho uamnml. Paul Paul-an. home.
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Dr.and Mrs.C.R_Mead oflair called nn Mr. and Mn. C. B.
\mn. Sunday afternoon.Q
P. M_ Tyson ot Blair was a Sun-
gy afternoon truest of Mr, andn . A E. Dixon.Mr. and Mm. Byron Bunn enter-
rtalned at dinner.Sundav.forr. and Mrs. Nell Buniic and fam.
v and Marvin Huck of Omnhn.M m Gudmona Sorensen andrs. Edmar Larson were m-host-`BM In the Golden Hour Projectuh,Tu ,d an h M and Mn.I-'mem 1.J Those uresent were Meanm \¢frrensan 10.22.1~iZ"`2'E'..'¥.fe und famllv nccampnniaimirlrs. Hen- fl°§§'"13°.T..uf ohn Echwnkamp,n." w Illness Comes", Wai B}tH:_H|§;r: ;gmonnh; where me cum H-»»e»."b1§»'$"'}»¢1»f-7¢"$2°¥5'2
"»$;,".1"§'3m"fi'§ ~ 'é2l'£'?\.§."'¢N°b=\-k-~s n amingf¢m|_ ter Nielsen. Pew Katt. Alvin imc
sunuay evenmz vlslwni ="|the Bill Koeniz home.Mr. and Md. Francis Hovendickdroveto Avoca.Iowa.to attenda dance in honor of the Silver Wed-ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.John Mathies; Saturday.
|A larxze number of Manev and[Sunnyside residents attended theweddingdance for Mr.and Mrs.Henry Kay (nee Margaret Jahn-Iel).Sunday nizht.Mr. and Mrs.
Kay were marhed that altemoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Westerguard,Russell and Dan. were Sunday din-
ner zuesm of Mr.and Mra.»Wil-land Worthinz lnd family at Flor-
ence.Mr.and Mrs.Henry Lammers
were Sunday visitors at the JackQuinlan home.
Chauncey Wrixht visited at thePat. Mackin home. Fridnv evening.Mrs. Francis Hovendick and chil-dren suent Friday with Mrs. Her~man Hansen of Benson.Mr. and Mrs. Ed Christensen
spent Friday evenink at the PeteLarsen home.Mr.and Mrs.Henry Kay were
supper guests,Mondxy, at theWilliinm Jahnel home.
Mrs, Fritz Jahnel and' luv were
sweats at the Howard Widenahome at Tekammh. Sunday. whenMrs.Wnlser Jahnel was honored
at a miscellaneous shower.Wilbert Voss wu i li .severaldays this week.Miss Venda Chrllbensen spent
Wednesday evening at Fred Weat-
erxurd'B.Mrs. Averv Jasnerson and daugh~
ters spent 'hxesdav nizht at thenarental.William Voss home.Mr. and Mrs. Fred Westergaaniand Dan visited at the Pat Mack-in home. Sunday evening.Mr.and Mrs.I-'ritz Jahnel wereSunday guests of Mr. and Mn.Wnlter Jahnel at Tekamah.
w m u a Misfeldt visited at theFritz Jahnel home. Wndnesday.
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Gerald Koenig celebrated his,
birthday,Tuesday. widx a party
for several school mates.
~Chester Nelson mont severaldaysthi: week visiting relatives
in Iowa.Mr. and Mrs. Edward Quiltwnd
family were Sunday afternoonguests at the Frank Nelson home.Sunday visitors at the Charles
Blanchard home were Mr. and Mrs.Aubrey Gnlnes mid family.Nels Nelson and George Jen-
sen of Boomer, Iowa. wefe Sundaydinner guests at the Frank Nelson
homo.Salurdav guests at the FredGrubbe home were Mrs.GeorgeHelnsscn nnd children.
Mn and Lina.Fremont Jensen
gm visitors in Fremont, Wednes-ay.A iarze number from this vicin-ity attended the oyster supper at
the legion Hall in Herman as
iruentau of the Hurt County Co-Op.Oil Co.Mr. and Mrs.Georke Chamber-lain were Wednesday evening
zueats nl the Lawrence Lumens.The Kindred Club met,Thun-dny. with Mrs. Rands!! Iverson.Mm.Tum Wakefield and Mm.Warren Wakefield attended theB[rthdav Club. Friday. in Henman,
wlth Mrs. Johanna Olson as host-e mM
were Omaha \'isitoru,.Fridny.QClyde Russell was a SaturdaydinnertruestattheE l m King
hagne.
undny sruests in the Hintz homewere Mr. and Mrs. Glen Timmonsandfamily. Dorethn and Elennregjgu and Jack Nelson. all ol Om.
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mrs. u. French and Irene. GlenSavich, and Mr-s_ Hogelund of Om-aha were Sunday afternoon visib
ors of the Harold French family.Thursday afternoon visitors ofMrs. Will Hansen and daughters
were Mesdames Arthur Kuhr, Cas-sie Hansen, Harold Stork and Peg~
xy. and Clarence Hansen.Mesdames Harold W.Rasmus-sen. John Taylor, Howard Taylor,and Emma Taylor attended thethePanicMerrimakersclubat
Mrs.Harold 'I'aylor's.Thursday
altemoon.Rev. and Mrs. Sawtell of Fre-mont conducted Bible study at theRose Hill school with around fifty
in Attendance.The Sawtells andHagxnd Shriver {umlshed,suecial
mu c.
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Jennason andfamily were Sundav dinner guestsof Mr. and Mrs.Otto Rnwe andDoroflly. In the evening the OttoRuwefamilycalled on Mr. andMrs. Raymond Ruwe and children.Mrs.Emma Taylor and Mrs.. g h n T a y l o r s p e n t T u e s d a y i n O m -
a.Mr . an d Mr s . J o h n Be c ld u n : n d
f a mi lv we re Wednesday eve ni ng
vis itor! with the H e n r y Dani elmey -
e r h m i ly .
Mr . an d Mm W ill Ha n s en c alle don Mr. a n d Mr s. Th eo W illia mn en ,
Sunday .i
Mr s .Ha r o ld Rasmussen wa s a
Thu rsd ay din ner gu est vf th e A un-
tin Renshnws.Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kuhr ndDuane called on Mr. and Mrs. EarlJensen. F5-iday evening.
Edna,Elizabeth.and Bobbin
Hansen and Ted Larsen were Sat-urday evenimz xzueite at Mr. andMrs. Clarence Hansen and family.Mr. and Mm. Evemtt Stork en-tertained at dinner. Thursday eve-ninz.for Mr. and Mrs. HarlandWulf and Shnrlehe. Mr. and Mrs.Perry Toebben.Bob Wulf,Mar-vin Stork, and Donna Raed.
Snburdav eveninsr visitors withMr. and Mrs.Pets lvarnen wereMr. and Mrs. Hans Wulf. Mr. mdMrs. Jens Ivarsen and Mrs; MaryHansenof Herman were Sunday
aftemoan nests.Ronald Stork,adn of Mr. undMm. Everett Stork. has the f1u.
Sunday menu of Mr. and Mn.
Chris Rasmussen were Mr.and
Mrs. George Rasmussen and fam-
ily. and Mrs. Laura Hinkley.Mr.and Mrs.Harland NelsonwereWednesday evening'visitorswith Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Han.sen gnd family,and on Saturdaycvenmir.thev called on Mr.andMrs. Albert. Bensun and sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilarmond Rasmus-
sen and daughters called on Mr.und.Mrs. George Rasmussen and
family, Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kuhn andDuane were Sunday Kuests of Mr.and Mn. om, Arn. of near Ken-nard.
Walter and Nina Anderson and
Junwr and Bobbie Taylor were
Sunday aftemuon villtors with theWlll Hansen family.
_ Mrs. Emma Andreason is much§mDr0\'ed.and able to be un. Vis-ntors dunmr the week were E. V,llewknrk.Mm John l-Ian.Mrs.Solomon Barton.Mrs.MinnieBmson, and .lense Hansen
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Shumaker of Omaha visited withMr. and Mrs. Shumaker.Sunday.
Mrs. N. P.Nielsen, Mrs. Clgris
Sunds. and Mrs. Soren Rosenkde
spent Wednesday afternoon withMrs. William Matzen.
.Mr. and Mrs.Jurgen Chnsben-
sen and Helen Fem Johnsen ab-bended the Roosevelt Birthday Par-ty Kennard, Tuesday evemng.
So th Daloow, is unending severaldays with her brother. Henry Tier-
gen and family.Mrs, G. F. Paulsen called at theFrank Brown home in Arlinltwn,Monday. to wish them well on theirGolden Wedding anniversary.Mrs. J- T. Christensen wled at
3; C. V. Shu er home, '1`ues»
y,Mrs. Ole Larsen is reported quite
ill at this writinaz and under the
doctofu care.
Washington Wu well represent.-
ed at the dance given Sunday eve~ninz at the German Hal\ for Mr.and Mrs. Henry Kay.Evelyn Wiese spent seyeral days
Inst week with (fiend: ln Omahg.Elvin Sunds. who is emnloycd mOm.spent the week»end l t
home.
iss Emma Tietgen of Bun-ke
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Mr. and Mrs. Jens Hansen attend-
ed n birthdav uanv held Saturday
evening' at the Herman Mutzen
home. Sundny. they visited lt the
Rudolnh Matzen home. helninz Er-lin eelebraba his birthday._Sunday evening suvller guesisof the Clarence Toelkes ware Mr.and Mrs. Jann Hmmm. Misses Ed-
na and Rita Hansen. and HowardEnger.Friday evenimz guests ol Mrs.Carl Rumuue n,oelebmting herbirthdnY» were Messrs.and Mea-damen Robert Raunuuen and
Elline,Hnrold Rumusaen,Mar-
tin Larsen and Alton. Ed Hansen,Edna and Rita. Albert Hansen andson J I M
Rahlll and children and Min le-
oIA Rasmussen ol Omaha.Mr, and Mm. Peter Nielsen were
Sunday altemoon guests at the-
Mzartin 'a"§'f"lffmeid s u dl
r. an rs.am tor an|Pe»r»rv were Sunday dinner nrueatsof Mrs.Cassie Hansen.Mr. and|Mrs.Martin Larsen and Alton
were evening guests.|Mr.and Mrs. Ed Hansen and
|Rila spent Sunday afternoon at thei b a s R= g; »n g h lz zu me .d d a h
r s .a n r s u n a n u g: t e r s w e r e S u n d a y a f t e r n o o n g u e s t s
, o f M i s s L o u i s e L a r s e n i n D r u m .
\Mxésé H .C .h l t a u a m u s s e n a n d
£me S l '.T u~ § § ' § " ~ f ' 2 § f m S . : ; . : ;s c e r f h e 2 .
H a n s e n h o m e .M r s .J o h n T a y l o r ,
,m n n y a n d h J a n e t s b e h t S a t u r d a y
t e r n o o n t e r e .l!D M | s . s e 1 \ In r ; y ;. § ' § ' § " T " f f . " s
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H O M E S T E A D N E W S I
Mr, and Mrs. Georxe Chamber-
|lain attended the funeral ol a rel-
'utive of Mr. Uhamburlnin in Cuun-Ieil Bluffs. lows. Sunday |
.em varlen.rs. Mary Hunsen of Herman. Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Mrs. Adelia Gn d '. I Mrs.hlargmet Will£ml was afgensen were s.....§'2§ ::',enlj;;"`.`m_|Thux~sday dinner mms: of Mrs.
ora of the Albert Bensonm
Mr. and Mrs. Harland Wulf and
§har1ene were Saturday evening
g i g " o f Mr.and Mm. Velmnr
B611 Wulf and Don Mr. spd Mrs. »?§'.Z¥'wu1f,~
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r. an rs. Jen HEdna ami Rita Hnnnln were S )
day evenlnz dinner sau of Mr.jam; Mrs, Clarence 1'§`2|k
I-rlgndg 'and neighbors held A1~'|a M x Isurphse x»any.m- 2; v. N u fElza°{in|;':my went Sunday °t"1`\leBd.\y evenznm at Inna 'h
Monday eveninz meat:at unf and Mn. lattle Peck Lu1Jo1.m n -uy Defense Stn d 3 an 'F""'°Y\¢Jensen h o m . nn. Mn. Adella Gnun Mn. An- G
N "nn on md M u . F r a n k J u l i e a n g ' ~ G u n n .George Lite)..5Mr. And Mrs. Bill Smnfield andiJimmyofOmnhawereSunday!g p g " a t Mr.and Mrs.Gearge;
Mr. and Mn.George QInfmber-~
lain attended the benefit card lm*-§ly at Herman. Thursday evening.
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on Mr and Mrs.Peber NnelaenWdnesday eveningA community meeting was heldat the lixsbee school. Thurvdx eve-nimz. with Mum. and Mesnmes
Roy Bllbee. mu Newkirk, HemryHilfenkamn,ll;dmlrs.Annlt
n u n n c u rn 0 e umm-lma nd n fnlhmmll.- .
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IW o l f f F g g r e S t o r ePublic Sale!
T U E S D A Y F E B I 0 ' 4 2
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Beginning at ll .LM-. the Following Property:
5--HEAD OF nonsm Fooe pair mares. 3 and 7 yean old weight about 2900 lbwgentle and well broke; one red roan gelding, weight UW lbs.:one apan black Jenny males, smooth mouth, weight 2500 lbs.
46-HEAD OF ao cc H6Sixteen head good brood now to furrow Ilat of March andflrat ot' Aofll; ftve head pare nd Spotted Poland China hoxvt
thirty head good late Spotted Poland Chlna fall pigs. All thesehogs are double vaccinated for eryaipelas and cholera.
zz-HEAD OF cA'1'rur 22Flve young mitch cows-2 just frah, l to freshen February23. I was freah December 10, l to freshen May 3; two 2-year~oldPplled Shorthorn lxeifere, frenh boon; one registered Shorthorn
bull, 20 months old, very choice animal; ten head, mnotly Short-hom, calves on feed, some part a year old; one whlte-faced belf-
er calf. 2 muntha old; two amall calves.Arthur N. Andersenwill sell one whlte~faeed bull, 10 months old.
_FARM MACHINERY-
One 10-ft. McCormick dlac: two Saeotlon hnrrowa; one 2-aation barrow; one John Deere alngle~row cultlvator; one low-wheeled alngle-row Contulx culttvator: one Dempster 2-row eul-tlrator; one 7-ft. preus d Il; one 10-lt. Auburn hay rake; oneClipper endxate seeder; one 2~row go-devil tractor hitch: one
Moline 2-bottom 1|-ln. tractor plow; one hay nweep; one Mo
Cormiek»Deerln: corn planter, complete with 80 roda wlre; onegood wagon an box, complete; one triple hed box. 3 scoop end-gates, bang boarda; one good hay rack: one 7~t`t. ltlcCor1nIekbinder, ln good shape; one Deering 5-ft. mower; one McCormlckcorn binder: one 16ln. walklng plow; one buzz saw. almost new:two ,32-ln. bun naw blades; one horse oowor for elevator: oneHudson 45~bu. steel hog feeder; one I0-hu. hog feeder; one OKG0-Kal. tln water hog fountain: one OK 30-gal. hog water foun-tain: one MtCormlck-Deering No. 3 separator. new disks andmotor attachment: one 2-wheel traller; two front iron wheelsfor John Deere Model A tractor; one ntrel wheel burrow; one
new 2-panel hog house. 7»xl2: one 8x10 broader house; two4~ft. steel tanks: one I6-ft. ford bunk. one small one: I Del.avalgg h.p. engine, just overhauled: one new Maytag washing ma-ehlnn rnglne; one pump lack: one hand corn shelter: about 70steel posts, some now: about 50 hardwood posts; barbed wire:hog wire: seveml rolls crib wire: two rolls slut crihhinz: threehog troughs; panels: hon crate; loading chute: one pedal grlndstone. like new; road drain one 2-ln. belt,l2-ft. length: one8~in. belt. aliout 20 fret long: two wooden gates, 16 feet long;one wooden gate. I2 feet long; ellzht new 1x12-l2 feet lonll.
four 1x6-I6 feet long, some oak lumber. 2x~t, 2x6, 81:10. 12-ft.lengths: two marhinery tongues; aevernl 4-horse eveners: twopalr 2-horse steel evenera; noveral ntoel barrela; two new steelchleken coops: two chicken muah feeders; oeveral crock watt-r~era; one 10-Kal. cream can; two sets hameaa and collara: forka;shovels; and many other items too numerous to mention.
'TRAIN AND FEED-
700 bu. ear corn;1000 bu. Knod aeed oats, eonnlntln ufGopher and light colored winter oata; about |50 bu. 2-row 1...
ley; about 12 bu. black Wilson soy beans!about 3 tons offourth cattinz baled alfalfa off bottom last fall; pne stack oathay; one stack rane hay; one stack cane and Sudan hay; about3tons of loose alfalfa hay ln barn; about 4 tona good baled bar-
ley and oat straw.
-C HlC K ENS -
Fifty-five pallets.-
-HOUSEHOLD GOODS-
Eight-plece walnut dlnln! mono set;alx hltehen thalrs;two-pleee overstuffed set; en table: 9112 Gold Seal congole-am rox:beds;spring;mattrma;dressers:banltary couch:
white poreelaln top kltehen table; waah bench; creeks; Aladdinlantp; gas lamp; gas lan rn; electric fan; 4-hole laundry atove;canned goods..
TERMS'"`ASll.Lunch on Ground nt Noon
WM; BRll'l'l`, 0wner
home
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Sunkint Oranges ~ :. T h # B l a i r H o s p i t a l
Sunl-cial Lemons 4 ~A llqmInstitution
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Public Sale!
Having decided to quit fanning, I will sell
the following property at Publc Auction one
mile west of Herman on Highway No. 31, on
Saturday, February 7
Sale Starts at 1:00 0'Clock
7 - H E A D G O O D Y O U N G HO RS E S - 7
One team black geldings,5 years old,
weight 3000 lbs.; one sorrel gelding, 6 years old,
weight 1600;one black mare,4 years old,
weight 1250;one black 7-year-old stallion,
broke to hamess,weight 1800 lbs.; 2 sorrel
mare colts, 2 and 3 years old.
6 - H E A D O F CA TTL E (7
Four head milch cows, to freshen in spdng
or early summer; one coming 2-year-old steer;
one yearling, past, Shonhorn bull.
- M A C H I N E R Y -
One 10~20 McCormick-Deering tractor with
new sleeves and pistons last season; one Mc-
Cormick-Deoring 14_ft. tractor disc ;one No .
51 McCormick-Deering tractor lister; one John
Deere 14-inch tractor plow; one 8~foot McCor-
mick binder; one broadcast seeder; one 1-horse
grain drill; one com planter; one 9-ft. horse-
drawn disc; one hay rake; one hamow; one John
Deere 2-row shovel cultivator; one John Deere
2-row listed corn cultivator; three New Century
1-row shovel cultivators;one singlerow list-
er; two sets breeching harness; several collars;
oil barrels;two farm wagons; one 6-ft. tank;
one new wagon bo'x; one sweep feed grinder;
pump jack; and numerous other articles.
Ch3S,. Sheets, 0wner
BURT éb'i5§{~*Q'é'§'A'?f'i§'§§'R°§¥¢ Clerk
Terms#-CASH
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NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT
in /°\t'\|etics
..» ....Melba Lea McCle\lAn md Mar-
garet. West of Ailingwn, students
2 '~ =.wo o
NOTICE 'ro c m m r m n s
0'Hznlon A 0'H'u3lon, Auofll|Y'
In the County COUTL WashinK*1>\\
County. Nebraska.IN THE ESTATE of LmxlnlSteen. Deceased.
Notice ll zlven m the crediwrs.to amen before me at the County
nn. in Wnhlnnon Cmmry. Ne-
brash.for the numm of uninrf-he m~0~eeeda theretmm so Dlv the cost ot
the keep |11 uid inane ward andreinveahnent ol uw m;?lua af. in-mac for the benefit uid ward
and his add etflw, and thn Courtha d ~heard the same and being
. - . Y - , ~.~.,...
£5 £11 J . J . , . ~'
Mr. :nd Mrs. Roy Rlrtledze mdDavid of Oakltnd spent Slltlrdly
at the D. W. Rudedie home.Marian Wlkefield and Irvin
L&}'sen. enlisted in the U- S. Army,
Ffnday.Marion received an aa-
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of lnterest
A chnrivarl dnnce will honor Mr.and Mra._}?hiliD Shaw at the Kan-
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I N THE co UN'ry c o u m'Org
WASHINGTON COUNTY. NE-
BRASKA..ESTATE up Carl J.Hindley.
dece _Notice is hereby mvqn that IdaB. Hindley has filed mth \11=ag;;'deisinned. Countv Judze nf W ginizton County. Nebraska. her tinaresort as executrix of the Esultsof Carl J. Hlndlev. D¢°¢°s°<1~ anmade an application for [mal aa-mlnistration and disahariro. arigllgr
the :aslxmment of residua o -state to auch other sei-sons as anibv law entitled in the sa11lB~ andhave set the 18th dav nt February1942, at ben o'clock A. M.. at myaffirm in s?id Cauntv for tha har-
in them-eo .l g a t i d J a n u a § v h 1 9 1 9 4 2 .
o ni i #l C o m n t v J u d z e .
NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT
0'Hanlon l i 0'Haalon,Atforneyi
In the County Court of Wuhinz-
wn County. Nebraska:.ESTATE OF C_ M. Co!I1n. de-
ceased.Notice ls hsrehv givin that Mis
P. Coffin has iiled with the under-aizned. County Judze Of WsshlnK'vm County. Nebraska, her finalpon as sdministratrix of the |-ms of C. M. coffin.deceased. andmade an aanlication for final ad-ministration ahd aischarize. and f°rthe assignment of residue of Esf
bite m such other nersons as areby lnw entitled w the same. and Ihave set the oth dnv ol Febmary-1942. at two o'clock P. M.. at myofiicn in said County for the hear-
inir thereo .Dated .lanuarv 13th. 1942.
(SEAL)John A. Carmrnn.2 4 Countv JudR€~
ORDER To SHOW CAUSE
O'Iianloh & 0'Hunlon.Attorneys
IN 'r i m DISTRICT COUIQT 0 ?
\v.\s\ilNG'roN co UN'r\. NL -
URASKA.pIN Ti n:MATTER OF THE 4l=i .| c.moN 'ro s s u .In-.Atl
:."r.\'rs 1 Y vic'ro1¢ E. nonsms . GL i Annl.\N or rins e
C. IIOLS'TElN_ INS.-\l\E_
Now on this 12th dnv of Janu-5ary, 1942. it beiniz one of the daysof the reirular November.1941,term of this Court. this mattercame un for hearing: on the :mull-
fully advised in the uremues xmasthat a timrnnd niece for the her-
imr thereof should be set and not cethereof zlven to the heirs at law.next ol kin and all persons intescated in the estate of said Fredb .Holsrlala. insane. all as provided Y
law.it is, therefore. ordered that tho
sand aunllcatlon be heard by thisCourt an 10:00 o'clock in the fone'noon on the 9th day of Febxuar1942. in the District Court room intheWashingtonConntvCourtHouse in the City of Blalr.Ne-braska, at which time and place
the heirs at law. next of kin and allDemons interested in the eatahe of
said ward shall show cause. il ony
there be. why said nxmlicationshould not be frontal. otherwisethe Court may grant the same andlicense said :uni-dim bo 73 saidreal ess", of hll said esta
It is further ordered that the nn~tice of the time and nlnos of saidheannir and the ourooso thereof be
iriven to the heirs at law. next ofkin and all Dex-sons interested inthe estate of said Frfxl C. Holstein.insane, bv nublleatlon of a oouv ofthisorder for three successive
yveeksDrior to said day of hearingm The Enterprise. a leR1\l weeklynewnuaoer.nublished in the Cityof- Blair. Waahinirton County, Ne-brlnkp. and ot Reneral circulationln said county.BY THECOUR'I'.
ARTHUR c. THOMPSDN.2-4e Judne.
Ngrics FOR PROBATE OF
WILLA. C. Debcl. Attomey
In the County Court of Washing-ton County. Nebraska.IN THE MA'r'rr:R of the Estateof Austin P. Howes.. Deceased.The heirs at law, next of ldn, de-
visees, lelzatc-cs. creditors. and allotherDemons interested in the ea,-tnw of Austin P. Howes, deceased,
lure hereby notified that on the
27th day ol January. 1942, Helenlliowea Holler filed a duly certified
wry of the last Will and Tc'ta-
lment of said deceased in thisQourt tozethcr with her duly veri-|f\ed petiti?settink forth that
Austin I'.owes denalrtod this life
'on the zmh dnv of July. 1931. n
Iresident of Riverside County Cal~
lfornla, seized and oossessed of atitle in fee simnle in and to Lot Bcnrion now on file herein of Victorfnnd Lot 4 in lilock 116 in the 10th
I.Holstein. guardian of Fred C.iilolslein. insane. to sell the follow~
ins: dcscribcd interest in real estate
helonzinz to said ward. to-wit:/\n undivided one-ninth \n~terest in and lo-the East Hal!of the Southeast Quarter (E'z§
SEM) and tho east (El sixty(60) acres of the West Hal! oftheSoutheastGunner(W'/1
SE54) of Section Twenty (20),
i dition ,ff thru Citly of18Blar,"I
;.oc ron ,owns i ort ,
|l25'"'§§ 3 Enstcof theitllil; "T"
as in on ount .e ra a;'that ~_f;» netitionerdiisha dausrhtu;
n :ni wstnto an t e owner o[an undivided 'g -ninths interest
| 2 2 s g s s s . o s h g g e g 'LL Court
iiurisdic tion o f s l i d ma tte r :an d
l n v n n i n n .|....
Court mem in Blair. Nebraska. onthe 20th day o l February. 1942.and on the 22nd day of May. 1942.for the auraoae of examination.adjustment and a l l o w a n c e o l
claims. All claims not filed on orbefore the 20th day ol May. 1942.will be forever barred.Dated this 27th day 01 January.
1942.(SEAL)John A. amlxm.44%County Judzs.
NOTICE OI-'FINAL R s r o m
A. C. Debel, Attorney
In the County Court of wuhinx-
ton County, Nehrnskl.ESTATE OF Hans Schmidt, da-
Notlco is hedeby given that Jo-hanna isomer has bled with theunder-si ed.Gauntv Judle of'Washington County.Nebraska.her final report u Adrninistrntnxat the mmm ol um sa hmi n. oe
ceased.and made an allplioatwnforfinal administration and dlrf
c.l1ax-ze and lor the asaiimment Of
at Midland College,are ul.ten coed: who have been named to
Mldlnnd'a ll-sta team in Nebra.s~a r _>k s b l l .h ka b a l l i s o n e o f
...ln-y.main.... n e n w an as-'sisznment in the quariermaatafs
department.
Mr and Mrs William Rasmus-a Ne ras --K i th d d M dthe newer games being played on ~,gm &C';°p-lnUUFUBM rwnm
the Fremont eampna as n part of -rlh e ~ i n t r a mu r a l » ~ .» » ~ » s = . : : * ~ i . m: . . ' f. : : f ' : . ° i . s ? . . e "
Both Miss Mc ellnn and Miss
West played wi the Phi Alphal Mr and Mrs, Charles Broderson
have moved to the farm vaunted byteam. Four me were entered injhls narents.Mr. and Mrs. James
the tournam n each re raentlng Broderson.e f.r .one of the college's four socml so-
rorities.Miss McClellan is the daughter
ef Mr, and Mrs.H. F. McClellln7
Miss Weut's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Charles H. West.
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curl. Christofler-Mr. and Mrs._ Sunday nlternoon.sen entertained|ior Mr. and Mrn. Gem-ire lj`°ll°1|»
Mr.and Mn. James Pettit Bhdchildren of Omaha: and Mr I-ndMrsOtfoChristvflenefl-Even
.Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sheets andElmer, Jr.. yr Auburn ment Sm.-urday at the D. 0. Sheets home.Mrs. Edward swsnson is substi-tuting in the vrimnry room forMisa Corrine Cahoon ol Fonhnelle.who has tha, mlll!lPl-Pete Dilchner of Columbus. Ne~brash,spent Saturday and Sun-
day win. his daughter,M n .Joe
Bnndui- and family,
Mrs. Ben (looser of Blair soent
Saturday with Mn. Willilm fha-
mussen; Mr. C0°Per mended theWallace Fitdm farm sale.Mrs.Ralph Scarlett returnedSaturday from the Methodi Hos-'d 'r B m w to uch tl1er]'ng 1-i 'tors we ni _ and Mrs. Carlmitsl where she had been vatlent§`?.L..`L`Z Z. are by law Bcntitlgd tolfhomsiion andre diluxhter.Stellavthe nm week,
the game, and I have set the 27th M,e_|Mr and Mrl.Chariea ll-1111829
d\Y of February.1942, at 10|Pete Nielsen sueni M?"d'Yl°o 'pf Sunda y ata of
o'clock A. M. at my oflioe in sold evenlnir as A zuest ol the Gifford t e ..ut edizes.'-Nj |f -| _Mrs. J. R.Harder of P'hilllP€<»,-;»;?df~;;bf};,=;;1;=;1;,;1,5f,';.~°f-,5,;f"_m=;,f"=,§_..Gimmi N'°'°°"X¥"°§'."li"5 ,y_f-md her fstll ri
(SEAL)John A. Carriran.Ihnd ns their dinner suesu. s»ma.y.l0mH= Knee an, anal sgiter.rs.54g Countl' Judse. Messrs. and Mesdames Jacob Sierk,..oo.severa ya last
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL
A, C_ Debel, Attcrnev
In the County Court ol Washinz-
ton County. Nebraska.NOTICE:On the 27th dnv of
1? b 1942 at 2:00 o'clock P
Iof Fort Calhoun: William Wulburn.
William. Jr.. and Rosle ol' Kennardn
lMr. and Mrs. Bill Vvm and sow
were alter-noon callers.Mr.and Mrs.Henry Wulbumi
and Mal')'¢'I\1*eb visited Mr. and Mrs.|
Fri tz Arp o!Nickcrson..Sunday
afternoon
week.l Mrs.Anna Psdsie mrs.H i m
!Yowell and Mrs.Chrlstene Wach-
ter were Sunday dinner zuests ofMr. and Mrs. Charles Hom.`Mrs.Roy Metzler and children,spent Thursday and Friday at theD. O. Sheets home.e ruary..--.I |.M..t th Count Co n Rvums ml The iuecarlhy Proxzressive Club The pinochle club was enter-Blait,\f>..».....€2»»uCounty. Ne-(will meet. Thursday (today).";"°d' w1§|?l"°'d"Y~ bv Mrs. We E.
braaka, Ernest Frederick Fiseher Mrs Walter Novak._j son.rn Prize went 1.0 rs.will offer for Drobate.a writteni Mrs. James Smp of Omaha spent Acnmnzs West- and seco§d w Mrs.
instnuneht purporting to be thoseveral days with her sister. Mrs. 4' H. '"'?"".;». The h ms served alustwill and Teswment of Mary,J=1131<'w Thompson, lasr. week.o n l , " " f !'gy eon. M e iiext meet~
Sonhie Fischer also known *g Friday,5{r.::dB_nL;rs.l3§1fm\Ydld'k will e with rs.d Hoven~
M I-"h . d 0d.t ~h'masonen i a n er '.tiihley anilsc §'a¢.°§i"spm5.. "e;il.lfo, gg w Mrs. James Thommonlw1:;1;~edAm:>dIllRé sg\e s sld gg
rs. .p.-§i§l'.i°l.."`£Z.2.§'§'"' and contat heianhir. and Mrs. Frank Thomiison. cicty at Mrs. Ed 0lson's. Thursday.
.''Jean and Peillry. were guests of the WN ere twelve members pres-Dabed this 4th day of February,
1942,(SEAL)John A. Carrikam15-4t County Judge.
Uioeuistrm fYlawA 1
Dorcas Officers Headed ByMrs. MonsonThefollowingofficers wereelected at the Domus meeting,
Thursday. at Mrs. Elmer MonBoYl's'
'M'r~s.Elmer Monson.president;
Mrs.Nels Sorensen.vice vresi-
.dentz Mrs. Claus Schneider.seo
'retary; Mrs. Andrew Fowler. ta .aaurer; Mrs. Emil llintzen and Alma|Svo;<creon,flower committee.
'James Thompson,Sundav a-fter~|inoon..
lllr. and Mrs. Walter Naval: andRalph visited at the oarenlnl. FndKnudsr-n. home at 0'rum. Sundav.Mrs,James Dunn of Omahaispent several davs last week withher Parents,Mr. and Mrs. James
Mullin On Saturday. Mrs.Dunn(nee Marv Mullin) left for Kansas
City, Missouri. whore she and Mr[Dunn will make their home for a
time..Mr and Mrs. James Mullin anddauxrhter. Mrs. James Duhn, visitedin Fremont with Mrs. Reita GrayandDorothy.Thursdav evoninK~Fridav they visited Mr. and Mrs.
James iullin. Jr..__oi:Denison,
ent:visitors were Mrs.ChnsKmse.Mrs.Harlan ChristensenlandMrs.D_ E_ Hayes.|Friday aftemocn Mrs. Johanna|Olson,assisted by Mrs.A.H.llmve.entertained her biMdavlclub.Visitors were Mrs.Bertha
|Lowe and Mrs.Bert I/owe.Thelclubwillmeetwith Mrs.Ben
|Wachtcr. February 20..
Mrs. J lll West entertained theW. S. C S. at the Melvem West
M12 Mrs.Emil Follen andfhnme, l ginesday.
-suns were Blair visitnra. Saturday.Robert Kramer. son of Mr, and
Mrs. Walt/or Kramer and a student
in the Herman schools, is ill at his
home mth scarlet fever.
I n a n '\~...\.i.,......,1...n a m p a vl n mn DXSLUIUIIV ¢V¢I\l\'|¥»M r .a n d Mr s .Ge o rxr J ohnsen
an d Mr . u n d Mrs . Ri c ha r d K o en i g
of Oma ha a nd Mr. a nd Mrs . J o h n
Mar sha ll. Mar y A li c e an d S te war t,
vis ited . Su nda y . with Mr. a nd Mn.
0 . W .Ma rs ha ll.
Mr. and Mrs. .lease Maiwald. Jr.,and children of Omaha visited,Wednesday, with Mrs. Ruth Rosen-baumlnd the Ss M. Wriuhts,
Misa Evelyn Camberg Blrent thepzeebend in Omaha with Misa Pa.-trlcia Gibbons.Mr. and Mrs.Ivan Andersenwere Sunday dkmer nests of heron-ents. Mr. and Mrs. Jan Rosen-|
baum.|Min Virtrinia Wrlzhz ol Blair
was a Sunday overnizht vilitor atthe oareital, S- M. Wright, home.
Mr. and Mn. Roman Pldwinald
and Sharon Kaye of Omsha were
v-eek-end visitors at the LymanCamberg home.Mrs,P.H.Gibbons of Omaha:iriuted friends in Kennard, Sun~
ay.,The Methodist Ladies' Aid metwithMrs.Clyde E.Rosenbaum,Thursday. The next meeting will,
be Febmary 12 with Mrs.L. F.Kronberz of Fremont.
Mr.and Mrs.Hamid Llutrupand Jeanne attended a miscellan-
eous shower at the Howard Wid-enei- home near Tekamah, Sunday,hononnz Mm.Walter Jahnel.
The Dorcas Club will meet. Feb-
er.Mr. and Mrs.James Christian-I
sen and Vernon 'entenalned at'dinner.Sunday.for Messrs.and,
Mesdames Orville Allison and fam-ily. oi Tekamah. Elmer Desslerand T
ruary 12 with Mrs. Lena Schumak-|
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Mr.and Mrs. Russell Christen-'1
sen of Fort Calhoun.Mrs.Irehe 4Jansen. Jessie and Peter and Miss 1EllenoraJensenwereguests ofMr.and Mrs.Vernon Mathiesen
near Herman,Sunday.
Mrs.N. W.Gaines of Lincoln
and Mrs. Emily Clarke of Fm.
niont came. Friday, io visit theirsister,Mrs.Dick Tietsort.Mrs.
Clarlre returned home Monday
mominlr but Mrs. Gaines nmainodto qfw care for Mrs. Tietsort who
IS IMr. and Mrs. Otto Gottsch anddaughters were Sunday visitors atthe Ray Gottsch home in Omaha.Mrs. Johannah Kemocke is stay
init in Omaha with Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Vance and Terry,this
week.Mrs.Claus Schneider. Jr..andMrs. Carl Schneider visited Mrs.Anna Carlsen, Monday.Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Andersen vis-
ited Mr. and Mrs.Robbie Ander-
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ur nvvlwy. ann Hebert Blrton.'linen were elected as follows:
elvdn Holer,president;Jeanne
lrshnll,vice-president;Wayne
mds, secretary: Delores Tietgen,
ws rewrter. The next meetingll be held at the Elmer Jenlen
me. with Gene and Joyce Jensenhosts.
Leonud Snerlinz visited withJ: Enersons, Fridny evening.Muses Inna :nd Jeanne Jung-
.uth of Omaha about the week..d with their intents.\
BREWSTER NEWS g
Mr. and Mb. William Wulburnmt'rhurmdny evening at thennk Jaime! home,
Mr. Ind Mn. Soren Walsmum,
lm..md Mary Ann. ment Ffldnyenum lt Haul Svogex~aon's.lrmimra lut week nt the Ber-zd Thompson homo were Misauma Bergen. Mr. and Mrs. Jim
wmpann and Mrs. Amen Sinn offllhl, Mr. and Mn, Harry Swan-
n md dauzhlem.Those helpinz Mrs.Paul Wulf
lebrlwe her birthday.Saturday
Jnpp and Billy Wulbum,wxmd:Mrs. Bill Japp. traveling,Those helping Mn,BenuxdThompson celebralq her birthdnf,SundnY. were Mr. and Mn. W -'liam Voss, Hana.Harry.AlmaSvoger-son,Mr, and Mn.I-'rmk
Jnhnel. Mr. md Mrs. Paul Wulf,Dnnald and Clllford. Mr. md Mrs.
Hans Mencke and Darlow were
vi lto"§&'§"`1»2' m»§°'$n1lfm"wmbum
and lnmily were enter!-mined at theGifford Nielsen home. Sunday.Mr. md Hrs. H»===»=°*° andD u l t HY 'noonovzvith n.l"°é ». Mencke md
Junk.
Dr. J. Tilton Young
Dnteopnthle Phyddm
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1150 Nonh Broad 5¢_
'Fremont, Nebnlh _
-wenoilns 9 to 12; z lo 5. Appointment! M"'°
Colds, Sclaticn Neuritia L b..um wo. Hcad~
achel,Rlueumatinm.Avne d tln lei s.Consti-pation; Smus, Liver. Stnmn/ch. Kidney mdBladder Troubles; Female Dlnordarm Nerv-ousness;Hinzh Blood Pressure:InfluenzaamdMnnyOtherDlseaseaResuoudla
Chiropractic Adjustment:
Dr. D. C. Knee, Chiropractor
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Lawrenc e Pe tti t
Oma h a visited.
W .B. Ros enbaumeeven ing caliers
h omeeJ a nn sub mi tted
.Mo nd ay , at the
Ho sp ital in Fr e-
rner and Mrs. Les-
ha. Mrs. Elizabeth
I. E. W ard h elped
nk B ro wn o f Ar l~
their Golden W ed-,Monday .
J . W .Bra dfo rd of
rzwka.sw.vw Sun-
the il BOB,LEG
amily .
ea spent 'I`ueaday
ndinxr the Org an-
nnnua l mee ting.J .0 .Ma rs ha ll
ess in Gra nd Is-
c allimr on Mr s.
Mrs. I `. w. Heuer-
rfson o f Gr etna
week visiting her
Lawrenc e Hansen
Meudames Albert.
arly c e. Martin J et-
J u n z blu th o f Om-
ay guests o f the
I visited Mr .and
~n of Omaha, Sum,
nes dro ve to Lin-E
an d Ma r y J ean
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ac ntion a t hume.
me d bo Nebr aska
in k. Ke i th wi ll re -
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Dent Sunday wi th
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d da ug hter s. Mar
Fr i d a y , a t th e S.
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l.Ca lif o mi a :her
Fr ed W .W alter,
near s Ba ttalion in
: expec ted to leavealte r a n d dau gh-
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d Dan ny Lo r i n g
wi th Mr. a nd Mr s .
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Be ke n fi e ld .Cal-
E l me r B .Jensen.Mr. and Mrs . P aul
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lv i n Omah a .
. H. J unxbluth and
llc rs o n Mr .an d
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barrin g all c laims again st sai d ea-5ta te and ad mitt sr said W i ll b0iG9I on a n ; nI:arsHg ;-.1 an d "H"?'.i 1 i
lprobate, and nlro to assign 5aid'Svo9;e1don, Mr an d Mr s. Ne ls s er .
,y ear Qstate. to the devascep "'*"E"d'erisen and Dic k were amo ng those"'d W and disnggising 'mth iatten din z the poli o b ene fit ua rtv at
|ur i e r p r o a m p i oc e e gms.Kennard,Wednesday eveniliir.
+Yo u a re .further notifi ed that PM Visitors a t the E lme r Monson
|h.°"""""id will be ;"'| d i sai d De t"| ho n1e, Thur sday even ing, were Ma.
tion an W ill be o re t ls Co ur t on a nd Mr s.Nels Sore nsen and Dic k,the 1 6th d ay of Peb mnry , 1942 . at M r a n d M m M A Matz an d J un-
l0 o'c loc k A .M.. at whic h time said for '
tCourt vqili ente r s uc h orders and*~d M is d Th o odec rees in said matter as may seem r. an rs ernar m m nnat and ro e r an d son an d Misa Emma Tietpc enP\D D .la n d Mr s .Svogeraon spent Th u r s.g.§g»AL>J ohn éu?';';r]"?(i"e day a t th e He nry Tietg en h ome.
iowa.mrs . Mer lin z suu n a nd svn.Ric hard of Oma ha a n d Mrs.Du nn
wer e din ne r mle sta o f the Mullin s.
Wednesday .
Atten di ng a bi r th d i y na r tv fo r
Mr s.la wr e n c e Co ok of A r li ng ton .
Sunday were Megane.an d Mes-
dames Da n Thompgon,Ed n a and
Grac e.Ho wa r d Th omps on and
baby ,E a r l Tllornpson and J oan:
and Cly de Frenc h of K en na rd .
Misa Grac e Th omps on,who Iateac hinn Bchool this Winter a t
Gra nt,iowa,spent,the week-end
wi th her pare nts.Mr .and Mr s
Dan Thomp son.
l 1 » n w n n i n n T A n n - . . J \ . I . . n
v v a a a s l u n l c l c l l w a l l )i n x u l u E p *
D€ndet!i.0my at Metho di st Hosrrital
last week, was able to return home,Friday .
Mrs. L. A. W ood ward Celebra ted
her birthday ,Saturday .entertain-
in n her biz-Lhdav c ard club.Mr s .
D.W Rutledsre and Mr s . J R.
Su lli va n g en ed a de a ae n lunc heon
and Mrs . W o odward was nre sen tc dnr i f t.Mr s .Ray Tr i p le tt wa s a
visitor.The RW UP W ill n ext me er
wi th M m. A n )n a Ied dle.Miss Ge rtrude Vande r Sc ha ai' of
Des Moines , Iowa, i s spe nding two
weeks \viLl\ Mrs . Amanda Rasmus~
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tric ia Gibbons 1
Helen an d M iand Evely n Cam]
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Mr .an d Mr s
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Mr s .Catherin
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th e h o me o f Mr s . H. H.Br o wn i n
Blair.W ednesdsv afternoon.
Th e Me C n rth v Extension Clubme t wi th Mr s.Le o n IIinc lley ,
Tltur sdsy afteroon.s t wh i c h time
th e lesson on uawhcn Illness
Come s" was studi ed.One visitor.
Mr s.J ames Du nn o f Omah a,was
]1!esel1t.Th e hostess sef vvd re-
refreshments nt the c lose of the nf-
ternoon.\ l . ._ . _ . i l l _\ r | _r n . _.- . .
Olson ho me were Mi ss Gertrude
Van der Sc hauf of Des Moines.
Iowa,Mr s .,Amanda Rasmussen.
Darleen.Janice and Violet Peter-
sen and Vernon Rasmussen.Even-
imr visitors were h i r and Mr s .
.Mfrc d Petersen.David Gwe n -
llef a nd Ric hard Petersen.Ma r v Jane .lessen entertained
the Hi ll Creek Lu the r Lessrue.
Tues day . nt the D.W .Rutled ge
home.
ltfrn.Rf rh nn l l.r=nnx sand rlnuo11-
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mrs. _'10|3 \.»H\'lSl('ll5|Hland family and Mr. and Mrs. IkonllindlvvandCnrlnattendedthewo w ~-rua While nnd Blue llc-
\\\c"in Omaha.Sunday o\'eniniI-Mr und Mrs,l-`lo\sl llinz :md
on. Terry. visited Mr. and Mm.
Fred Jensen. Saturduv eveninsr.
Fontaneiie News
A box social was held at theFontanelle School Thursday.withproceedstumedover to the Red
Cross war relief.
The lime daurthter of Mr. und
Mrs.Fred Hetrick was bummedDorothy Ann by Dr. M. A, Riinn.
uastor of Lhe Salem LutheranChurch.Sponsors were her aunt
and uncle. Mrs. Ted Srlunwmener
and Charles Timm.Mr. and Mm Charles Bullock ofGray, Maine. visited friends here.He is the brother of Lynn Bullockland the late Mrs.c.Ric.h~a'rd.sow\.
former Fomanelle residents.
Mr. and Mrs Alv in Jacobs ofOmaha visited here with relatwegl.
Keith lqllman ia confined w hAs|
home v.-on mumps.Mrs. Dalton,Strenrrer ai t; on the sick listHome De nstmtin" Agent MissRuth Wolfe oi' Blair met with theleaders ol the various vrolecr clubstt h e h o m e u t M r s .0 .A .w u -
o r sRalph Rltzen and sister. MisaHelen,swdenta at Midland.vis-wed their umm. Dr. and Mm. Ml
A. Ritzen.The box social sponsored by theFontsnelle school was attended by
a lame crowd which contributed
$64 to the Red Cross war relieffun.. The Telhasts Gles Club andlocaltalenturovidedsnter'wln~ment.The HIDDY Hour Club donatedsz to the anti-polio drive.mlr. a nd 1~;;--fpw Kruse honored
r son.arvn.at a arty onhis iozh birthday.u
A Kroub of relatives and lrlendalznlhered at the home ol Mr. ,|nd.Mrs.Gilbert Ruwe to halo the lat-`tefs dalmhter celebrate her Nth'birthday,Gerald l-Mlllhorst.who is ern-I
played in a Burbank.Cal'l!ornLa.|air-craft factory.i l visiting hlaBarents here.
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Mr. md Mrs,Roswo smwan
and hols, Mr. and Mn. John Gal-
lazer and Charlotte were visitorsiSund\y. at the Frank Jahnel home
Mr.and Mrs,Dave K-rwer and
wo were Saturdav mmm thon.|and Mus.Anna Kempekg w u Izueot on Wodnudn.I
ter, Louise. of Fort Calhoun. aresnendinu a few davs with Mr. andMrs. Arnold Petersen.
Hubert l'etcreen reported inOmaha. Friday, for urmv service.
llarl Parrislr of Wallhill and
Lee Gillsun of llinrv were Fridrvvisitors nl. the Dorlc Parrish home.
Mr. und Mrs. llnrry lienllev andMrs. Bertha Neiderknmer of Omu..ha were Thursday supper guests
at the Bt-n \\'ncl\ter home, also st-tendimr the benefit card party.Mm.Ralph lluchner,Mr. andMrs Russell Davisson of Omaha,Mr.and Mrs.Douglas P. Clarkeand Miss Elveria Buchner of Lin-mln wen- week-end Kuests at theMethodistParsonage.
Seventeen women of the Wesley-an Guild were sruesra of Mrs. F. lx.Alexander,Fdday as the result ofafrecent contest.The winnerswere led by Mrs. Edward Swanson.The xrouv honored Mrs.Wallace
Pitch with a handkerchief shower.Mrs.Carrie Parrish suent sev.
eral days at the Dode Parrishhome.
Mm D, E.Hayes was a zuest
at the Bruce Smith home in Omo»ha,Sunday.Her greabrrrand-
daughter. Pattie Schmidt, returned
with her for a week.Mr.and Mrs. William Adamsand Mr. and Mrs.Georze Cham-berlain attended ihs funeral ofMrs. Adams' cousin, Charles Crum,
ln Council Bluffs. Sunday.Mrs.C.E. Johnson will enter-tain her bridle club. Friday.Mrs. Glen Rav aocornoanied herlather,Mr.Coldwell, to Omaha,Monday,where he entered theCrelzhton clinic.
Mr. and Mrs. Dods Parrish andGlen and Mm Carrie Parrish rm-
tored to Walthill,Saturday.tosnend we dav at the GGQYKB Par-rish horns.Mr; Carrie Parrish
remained for a weak._Loon Surlett me nt lm we e kwith Mr. and Mrs. John Thleldoldt
while his mother was a roatlent asthethodist hospital.Mr. and Mrs.Guv Ballsv ofBlair were Ssturdav ninht vialbon
of Mrs.Clara Whilmck.Mr. andMrs. William Falk and Virginia orOmaha were Sunday dlnnsr zuesu.
Ed,Elmer,Nels and Walter
Madsen were Saturday vialton Itthe Chris ligrshuj home.Dr. and rs. Chu-lea B. Honkln
of Omshs were mmm of Rev. andMrs. A. W. Clarks. Thund .Rav.Clarke drove to mlhx'l\rsaday wclng Mrs.Otto Krwv
and Mn. J. R. Harder.Mm. Knopwent en Lincoln to visit Mr. Kmpatthe Veterans'Houpltel.whileMrsHarder mtumod to her h0muin Fhllllps, Wisconsin.
day visitors 1BradfordandMrs.l'nu| J~in Lincoln,atized AgriculturMr. and Mrs
transacted busInml,Tuesday
Mlmlhnll's aunl
mann.Mrs.H.Pspent the nasldaughter.Mrsund family.Messrs.and
lledelund and Iter.and ChestsnhnwereSurFred JumrblutJ. 0.MarshMm S. R. Balday.Mrs.Paul .coln.Thur-ods
and Kelth rettmid-semester
Mary Jean reU., Sunday ew
main at home
Huzh Rhea
his wife and dl
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Mrs. r. J. r
F. W. Walteraloe and DianR.Baraovn hclWalter(formlivedinCan!husband.Caliis with an EnCalifornia andsoon. so Mrs.ters will rema'Tom Bstsonvisited. Sundax
Julian Junzbh
fore leavin: filomla.
Mr. and MnGene and loveG. Jones.Keiand Paula Leiner mxnsh of lJensen and farMr. and Mn.
family wereMrs. o. C. LisMr.and Mand Lloyd ueMr. and Mrs. lMrs. Fred VGtainedtheEIThursday.Mr. and Mn
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Enterprise During January
Fourteen new subscribers join T E R R Y S C H A F E R , ~
the ranks ol The Enterprise read~
ers, during 'the past month. The
list appears below.
1-George Maynard,Alliance,
Nebraska
2-Mrs. George Bandur,Her-
mans-c. A. Kronberg, Irvington&-Ada Harrison, Oakland, Cal-
ifomia5-Louis s. Robinson, Blair
6-Martin Meshane,Florence
Stadon7--Paul Tyson, Ban Pedro, Cal-
iior-nlaB-Elmer Knudsen,Arlingtnn,
Rt. 19-Carl Cooper, San Diego, C31-
ifurnia10-Canine Wrich, Waahington,
D. c.11-George R. Engelke, Moffett
Field, California
12-Edwin W. Dam, Hooper18-leoSoralaen, Kiealer Field
lliaaiaeipptX4-Elveria Andersen, Omaha
CROWELL HOMEmrv 1r_ & BUNDS
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DIES SUDDENLY
Frank Terry .l..Imler, 3%-year»old son df Mr. and Mrs. Harold L.Schafer of Omaha, died suddenly
on Friday,January 80.He wasthe grandson 'of Mr. and Mrs. W.
W.Wilkinson and Mr.and Mrs.
Frank Schafer of Blair.Although Terry had undergone a
brain operation eoon after
bla been and had always beenof delicate health, it was thought
that his condition was improving.He was taken ill early Friday
mornulng,pussdng away before
n o o n .F u n e r a l n e r - w c e s w e r e c o n d u c t e d
a t S t .M a d e E p i s c o p a l c h u r c h i n
B l a h - a t 2 p . m . , S u n d a y , w i t h R e v .
C .A .M y e r s , r e c t o r 0 1 S t .J a m e s
C h u r c h o f F r e m o n t , i n c h a r g e . B u r -
i a l w a s m a d e i n t h e B l a i r e e m e -
tery.Survivors include the parents, a
sister, Barham Jane, a brother,
Harold, Jr., and the grandparents.
ARNDTS A'1'1'END
HARDW ARE MEET
W. H. 0'Mara and Oscar John-
mn, of\_xhe Washington CountyHaéhery§ entertained n number of
flodk owners on Wednesday of lastweeat which time they hoard
di _'one regarding poultry rele-
'ing and other lad-S of interest to
the industry. Following the meet-
ing a light luncheon was served.
The meeting was opened by W.
H. O'Mara who gave an explann~
gtion of hatching schedules and a
,discussion o l facts pertadning to
|better hatching results. Also speak-Lins briefly was George T. Hede-
lund of the Washington CountylBa.nk who urged farmers and t1ock
ownen to put the extra moneywhich they are receiving into De-fense Bonds and thus help the na~
tion ln an additional measure oth-
er than ess production. Hewas foI»
lowed by J.Hilton Ilhoadea,of
The Enterprise,who gave somefactsandfiguresregarding the
luecese of the far-rn-increase pro-gram which had been requested by
the government and which is so
vital to defense. Martin Kuhr, of
the Blair Feed Mill,discussed
leading in relation to production.
'I'he gathering was the lint of
lbs kind attempted by the Blair
firm and tlr: managers feit :refi-
fied at its success.
For Red Cross
A leather jacket was "sold" 21|
times at the Leonard Mathiesan
farm sale,Thursday;proceeds,
which amounted to $32.25, went ba
the Rai Cross."Buyers"wereRonaldMartin,38:Taylor &
Wells, $3; August Stork $2; CarlGraverholt,$1.'I5;Sf" Jo n,
$1.50; M. O. Davis, $l.50;rge
Mundorf,5l.50;Lars Jas on,
Sl;Lauil Mathiesen,31;Mace
Warrick, Sl:Tom Wakefield, $1:'
Clarenee Simpson, Sl; Soren Jen.sen, si; K. P. rnmduu, si; Hin.
mar Quiet, Sl; C. B. Hansen,$1; Ed
Jensen,Sl;Hans Hansen,si ;Frank Thompson, 51; C. W. Giris-
tiansen, Sl; John Petersen, ;5_
The jacket was donated by Mike
the Arlington Community Club,
Friday evening.| r ~
He gave a moat interesting re-
viéw 01 the war situ.atio'n,going
back L0 the World War and listing
n o events whi ch me mulle d ln
e present strife.Chet G.Mar-
ahall,chairman of the progmm
committee,introduced Dr.Harrig
and ale prose nted ~ Adria " J.
l Nelson ol Blair.
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liaaone from Blair Fort C -M F 'h
houn, Arlington, Hennan and ni.~~~
l\u'd_ lodges bvlill atgend an area , \_
meeting to con ucted n e x t l Funeral services for Ma Se-Th}l\'SdB¥, February 12, by the ulvhle Fincher,93,of the J i m . .
Omaha lodges under direction Q nelghborhood,were held at 1:30thegrand lodge of Nebraska. In p.m. '1'hursd.ay, January 29, at the
all, 750 Mason!are expeetgd ¢°'horne ol Mn.Henry Cooker atatteild the event.Arlington and at 2 P-rn.at S
In one o!a series of such Ma- John'e Lutheran church nt Belllsonic gathenngsun the state, the Qreek.Rev. yv. w. Alexander of-l
Masons will begin their pmgmmlfrciated Mrs. Fincher died Tues-l
at. 1:30 yum.with conferring of day of last week at Arlington fol-frrst and second degrees by r¢pm,'lowing a short illness.scntatrvea of all the Omaha lod3ee.l Mary Sophia Albright was born`
There w\ll follow. from 5 to 6=:ro,l°n September 20. me in Schleswig*a reception for the grand maner, Holstein. Germany. At the age of
Justice Edward F. Carter of the'15 years lhe accompanied her par-'Nebraska supreme court, and ouulenla, Mr.and Mrl.August Al-'
er g-rand lodge oilicers.lbr-ight, four brothers and three sis~
A banquet will be held at 6:90 ten to America,where they home-'
s.rn. at which Justice Carter willspeak-Princlpd addras o l the
evening will be by Sam W. Reyn-olds, a member of George W. Ling-
inger lodge_ No. 268 of Omaha.
The meetang il sponsored by the
Masonic ducation bureau of which
Curry Wason of Lincoln is chmir-man.laoal arrangements are uh-der direction of the Masters' and
Wardens' club of Omaha.
In addition to the Omaha lodges
and the above named WashingtonCounty l9dZ¢!. Masons will attend
the {9@#=§_"\§ lrorn l ze at Platte-
sbeaded on a farm near Bell Creek
community ln Washington County.
Mn. Fischer was the last adn plo-
naer group of four families who
homeateaded there.
She was married to Martin
Fischer on March 18, 1873, ln Om-aha. Two daughters and one son
were born to them. Mr. and Mrs.Fibcher settled on a farm near
Hwper,where their son,Ernest,
now livel.Her eldest daughter and herhusband preceded Mrs. Fischer inIdeath.Both deaths occurred in
mon miata" n was .1 am-M miner
I cnnns or 'rnnnns
CARD OF THANKS
IT IS WITH the most nixmerezratitudethlt we h h thismethod of Lhankinxz the kindfriends for their usdsmnce dm'-inz Lhe illness and dutla of curdelr wife and rdntive.We ea-pedxllv thank those who sent
the beautillul flnral otferinn
wnur-Abfc
. :a a |5 an 6mu s ic an d th e mi n is ter fo r hi s
wor ds of h heer an d those wh o
ac ted as Dallbearern.W m Hi n k le an d Niece,Mr s
Lloy d J ohn son.
FOR SALE F O U N D
F o n BETTER SERVICE and
1-mater eaminz noweq.bookyour baby chicks now mth The
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THOROUGHBRED Berkdxira bou.
Elidble for rexistratinn.5-lt'G. D.Nicholgan,Blair.
2 Holstnin OOWS for slle.Cl\leHma n .1 mile east. 'A milesouthWrmchSd1ooL4~2t°
PHONE 11 md gfivs un your want-.5u.Only 2: per word Der inser-Lxon insures inlhnt ule ol Lhltunwanted furniture. abc.
TAKEN UP:2 strayed Year ~;
cnlves.Phone 112 on 87.
5~3t'Gemma Rohwer.
FOUND Three kayn, on doublelink wnper kay x-mx.Ownerny nd.5-lc
FOUND:Truck tire. on Highway
91 out o1.Blair.
6-2¢Auzust E. Johnsen.
FOR 2e PER WORD you cm renA mace in this want ad lectlon.
Mr. and Mns. Victor Sutherland
of Omaha visited in Blair, Sundayat the parental, w, J. Sutherland
home.
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W A N T E D :Dea d ltoc k. fre e u re-
mi u m.Blai r Rendering S e bvic e,Phone 17,collect.Ho lly
Jengen,a g e n t f o r Un i o n Re n-
491:
50c Hinds
" ""rx:1 m c o |1A mm o f $6142 has been m Mr a ndhlrs F w Ai - n d ts p e n t| AR L ING TO N M E N " * ' °n "'ormer meum mouw " ' " ' " " " 'a c nu ~y ra ll-,---'.__4 |dixt mininer at Adingtun nnd one- lion,Hooper,Decatur,daklnlild,
vested in defense bona by the fro m Mo nda y until wd-ny m 0 '"'¢ HEAR OMAHA U.PROF- ti me member of the community Waterloo, Springfield, North Bend,Crowell Home, it was revealed this BTP- attending the annual H*~"*2'!|cl\xb_Rev. Eétlff who is now a Scxibnsr,Lyons,Craig and Val-
week by Superinundent A. D. Bur- wide hardware dealers' convention Dr L 0 H -f...'v ...a nn,pro esaor of field acecutive at the Wesleyan lei.
ress.Mr. Arndt. is vice-prcsldent of the History at the Omaha University, University,led the men ln sing._hardwnr~en.en's nssoclatlon and ra addressed Lhlray-six members of ing.Advertise in The Enwrprtgg
Buy Defense Bond: Now!member of the board of directors.It Brings Results
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"iin§."Eé2\R{`?Z"n§§f\§,"{ivE&`E;5-if"Mg| Art G on.
Blair for 13 years.SmL,,i,,i,,g are a daughter,Mrs. oNE GRAY GEZLDING,6 YearHenryGosker,Arlingtan and n old. °"° bw geldlnz. 5 vear old;son, Emeat Fischer, Hooper; xiine'gitzaoo P. F. Kemncke. Blair.
grandchildren and five g r a n t '
zf;=;~§;;g=d~»-.eh a l .REGISTEREEU Shrohshife ewe
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C H U R C H N O T I C E S
CHURCH ox-'CHRIST-Bible
School,10 a.m.;Communion and
worship,in charge of cldsgrs,11
a.m.; Juninr Endeavor, 6:80 p.m.
Juniors will present program at
7:30. The minister, Rev. T. A. Lin-
denmeyer, is expected to return by
February 15FIRST LUTHERAN--H. c. Jor-
gensen:Sunday School and .Bible
SCRATCH PADS.hisrh uualitvbond nqner. 12c ner Dound,Oth-er aualitiee. Bc ner bound.4341 The Enterprise.
FOR SALE:Car parts fot '33 V~»8Pfvrd. conwlebe motor. transmis-sion and rear end.5-It'Ed Clnusen.
HYBRID CORN-hume SUOWII.=g;_~= tested 939.Discnum, forosacks and cash.ThompsonBros.. 2112 on 32: 22 on 10.L t !
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ln A f l `fnevn\|:nl'U{.|ae nl il>Give your family the right nutrition every day-put'
meat an your table! SuFeway`s unique Guaranteed Meats
plan means more For your meat money. Our meat
W.~.~,,vwyc..=.,.f.\..,. .... V.`NTLCONGREGATIONAJ Mrs.De-rclle Bm-ber:Tbl1I'Sd5=\Y»5 p.m.,
junior choir; 5 p.m., pastor s swdy
30 rn.,senior c hoir re-|lass;" :P-
l i m i f Sunday sc hool a t 101
run: "7Ll.¢1Z|2 NU. b rsurralo (!|0C|.l'lCincubator. 832-egg: capgc ity : also
500 c hic k Sears Elec tflc battery
lrrooder.W . D ouglas Carter.
5 - I t*
- _ - . . . -S E E US f or f r es h c o ws an d c los e
gsnrinszers and extra mod breed-
msz bulls.
Da u u f nlf Qnm Rfnnvn
~_-g Ltf
'A ~
Ci
experts buy only the "barter eatin "cl f~9 gra es o me r.These lm `-a
\.c onc e m e at s are prep ared w |t l1 _s pe cl al c are, a nd
d e l r v e r e d t o S a f e w a y m a r k e t s i n i u s t t h e a m o u n t s e x p e c t e d
t o s e l l r i g h t a w a y .U n l e s s y o u ' r e p l e a s e d - e v e r y c u t
a n d e v e r y t i m e - y o u r m o n e y b a c k !
Picnics*Beef Roast Beef Steak
Smoked, G lo 8~lbs.'_T430each, Celloplmne-Chuck mis. Eco-f$"3l'.Ib cuts. n:f
wrnpped.nomicaliand nutri-Sulewny quality.
_¢. _tous._.
[church be ices, especially plannedl
Ifor Sunda School teachers and of-I
lficcrs with a report.of quart.crs
work by each, at ll o'clock.K E N N A R D.WASHINGTON
,LUTHERAN-P. C. Jensen:Sun-
fdny School, 10 a.m. nt both churrlv
les. Services 11 a. m. at. Wulungton
und 7:45 p.m. at Kennurd.
ST. MARY'S EPISCOPFT 'Tor-
dnn Hughes: Sunday School, 9:30;
moming worship, ll,METHODIST-John P.Brooks:
Church School,10 a.m.Church
worship,1|a.m.;special music
and sermon.first. af a series of
iz"i`==1=k"§:i`"Hi °£§E"é§
3-*lt*
T E A M o f ba y ma re s f o r s alv.R
n 1: \ 1 . . . . . . . .1: > 1. . . . . . . . .1 I l " k 2 L A 1 0 0 r :i f
e
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS,All
mnka,good cotton,mediuminked.60c.The Enterprise. tl.,
MAY HYBIDS stand mm the M!
in everv com yield test.5~4t Ira Baxter.
TWO STACKS 1-ine Sudan hay.s -lv J. M. Comnmn,
QARHON PAPER,fine Keebord
bond, adding machine paper,
89-if The Enterprisa
All Colors and Styles
$l_00 to $5.00
FOR S AL E : Mod e m 5- r o o m h o u s e
c lose in. Also inc ome umnertv by l
owner.Phone 292.2- tf
WAl.lT"1"D:Dea d ltoc k. fre e u re-
mi u m.Blai r Rendering S e bvic e,Phone 17,collect.Ho lly
Jensen,a g e n t f o r Un i o n Re n-
derimr Co.. LaP!| .tte. Nebr. 29-Lf |
W A N T E D
Prescnptlon F1Hu\g
l l Our Specially.Plume UsY m \ r W l n t l . . . . . W o W i l lMull Them lo You
Note! Price Quoved Do Not In-clude (heTzx
5 Lbs.Epson Salts
291:
Campania
B a l m
SPECIAL250c Bottles
491:
Cashmere Bouquet
Soap
4 Cakes, 26c
N O T I C E S
REAL ESTATE
Super "D"
Cod Liver Oil
3 Oz., 454: - 8 Oz., 89c
16 Ozs. $1.39
50c HindsHon ey a A l mon d
L o t i o n
2Sc
FOR ASSISTANCE in ureuarinn
income u x xeuorts see C. J.Schmidt.1-Bt'
10% DISCOUNT for cash on shnrv-'
ening disc blades, plow layn and
cultivntor ahavels, extended un-'an February zm.|
5-2t'Miller Munk.
s u n s c m r n o n ra ta w TheENTERPRISE now only $1.50ner yen' In county. $2.00 bor
ner yur to nll Dointa ouuidecounty.County-widn naws cov»
craze. nlenty of \ou| news nic-tnrs gvurv week,Call at the ol-glgg or mail un your check ¥»dlY-
ROOF AND BUILDING repairle uo n stating.Hmm Ay-.I
Phone Green 24s.5;\f.'
SHARP 1~ooLs do Len.. work.
Get them ready' naw.
. 5-Zt'Miller Munk.
FURNITURE upholstering, refin-ishing,npdx-ing, next anins.
rug work. mnrreaa, etc.Phono
H ; 151.G°°rz~ N. Miller.
1 _
WE BUY Ind nu stock.8-tl M. 0. Dtvix and Si Johnnon.
UlmHandLivtion
Pt. 49c
REPAIRS in time uv e n u m
costt htm-on.Fm-concreteand brick work ml W. J. hm-
ben. Phone Bunk 147.5 - w
R o u x .NEIGHBOR;rake mls.
Swu da y f »zu__aftice,5-lt'
F O R i
Ultra
Shampoo
Pt. 49c
! ! F R E E 2 !
One Orchard CrystalDishWith One 25c
Tube Phillips Milk of
Magnesia Tooth Paste
|.¢
Plan Your Gayest Party with Then Foods Fo rLibbJu lC ¢x~|N:X'PP1.E -.-------
O l i v e s §2';.§'F.t.¥.' §§£"__
|Flu!M a r s h m a l o w s n (
l i : - | - | - . . | . : | » . | ~ ' .
_f?E'Z¥. loc SAVINGS
4 % - o z . 1 ~a n d
-- - _ - .- _ C a n1 - l b . 1 3 :D E F E N S E
C l r t o n _ B u y . . _ .
m m f , i n . .\ 1 - ¢ : , . _ . . x
P o r k u o a s u lB o i l i n g B e e t l l i l w l i *
Savory rib cuuu.Sliced Wilscu brand.Only one po!neded l-pound layers. Frien
for enlhc dinner.crisp.
G l ' 0 | ] l l d B ¢ ¢ f ~S a u s a g e *
EWQQ Jr]~ Relifgicua People Fol-
lowing Themselves?"Youth Fel-
lowship. 7 p.m. Wednesday. Choirr l c n u c s ~ ' 1 - - - - - . . - . - - _ . I i E - L n
1-lb. meCookies §:5f.:"';a.{"r.%L'"-----.»...
Ritz Crackers ,______-_}r»l'2 =;=
Puddings .len-0 -----.rw-2 g
Br ea d ?.3§i"E."; waiaazfm 101:
Miracle §{,',§',E,'X{§"f'f_______'f';§§4lc
L u n c h B o x s m n w l c n Q u a r t 3 9 c
SPREAD _ - --J uPears k'.'1¥§. ~ zvc
Pa r s *.1:.°:: ~No. an 24c
i52?l`§IL'S`""'In§"`i|Iv`2§Fi..|C""'
Stamps P o r k C h o p s *
_ S 0|d g t _.Center rlh cugl.SAFEWAY "°'!°.,:2:.';'""
Candy azz: sm: °:.-.---3aL: I3c
Preserves §{':':'J'»!1'l1,_._§?2;23c
Grape juice ci-m 1=.§*»'f.1{§.29c
Gnckrail ia"a':r~_z "a..: 25c
*Butter I."}-'E.'l§'.'£.E'1';.LL 36C
rehearsal, B p.m. Wednesday.lKAl"[`IST-C. E. Hamilton: The
work of the Bnptisi Conventionwill be explained Sunday morning
and an offering taken for its activ»
ities. Evening subject, "The Epistle
of James." Morning worship,11;evening service,7:30;Sunday
School, 10 a.m.; young people, 6:30
p.m.
HUBER SALE AVER-AGES $91 PER HEAD
The purebred hog aale of Clark
J. Huber, of the south part of thiscounty, was held last Saturdxy at
the Taylor & Wells sglel pavilion
in Fremont.Mr. Huber reports anaverage o! $91 per head on the 40head advertised in his catalog md
feels very well ntinhed Wim the
F r e a h l c u t a n d g r o u n d .S m a l l .p u r e p m I n
CO I\ve | ll e 'f| . t f o r I h u r r y -" f u l l - s t y l e "d u r i n g
U P d m n e r .h u t : L u k a no - m an n !
Do yeu know about "hldden hungor"?
Radiant health require:auilicient
dtu ui m md min er als , th e hi dd en
values in food! To Inn meals thatare nutrilimu u wen as attrac tive.
|.nke"Kilchen Cours-ein Nutrition."
Ten easy, workable iaaons-by -mail.
Send :mme and lddresu and only
2.5¢ for entire c ourse to Julia Loc
Wfilthl. Bax B00~CC.OaklLnd.(",;lif.a w 7 / w a s Z/eqetailos
-~1|-ll;Ir i i i p h i Jvu.-luuli crm ----B-5 _*Flour §.:;'.:: --f!»J-'Z 77° EBL? $1.49
*Cake Flour §::1::':a".---.--.11»1'2 251:
m g |k L i g ht e r mmm go-au. IQCq u ¢ln ---....-------Ij'-=-P a n c a l s e Q E m u : P r i d e ~ ~
C 0 1 1 1 % } § ' .2 » ' l ' ~ . -- - - -- - - - -- - - ° § ° ' § '
C o r n ~ P a n t y -_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ a . .. ll c
°° " '- " " " "o. av.L i l ) b y ' |M 'wlmh.10-eon;E ? _ " ~
M a c a r u n i nu m- Am°f l° ="__ _ __ c m
Apples*
U. S.Exln Fnncy
gude, Delicious variety,from Washington sine.
Grapefruit*
Tangerines
Florida-grmm,medium size
fruit.Peel lnd srgment
emily.
Oranges*
Celery*
Self~Blelc\\h\g vlrieU~Serve stuffed with ctenmcheese.
Cabbage*
results.'
Hugs went to auc h diaL»nt plac ~
as ax Alabarnn. Georirin, Mic higan--_.-1 .I o wa an d to numerous N¢b1an¢e
l~rvc'Icrs.
IMARRIAGE WILLSn n ll an d me d iu m ilu ,Medium ln d large,Sunkilt Ne w crop.
while "mex!ed",M n n h brand, needless,Navel Serve shredded with
Seedlesl variety .var le ly pineapple.BE NEXT WEEK
Announcement was made thin
week of the appmuching rnarringe
of Mlm Lauella Suverkrubbe,|
former mac!-ner of Manny schoolnear Blair, md Tags Christensen
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed C'nris¢en
sen of the Sunnyside District. The
ceremony will be performed next
week at Kenmore,New York.
where Mr. Christensen is employrd
in an airplane fu wry and when
the couple will redde.
HE*£1!f.é{'{;'*XE.'.@;.,..
Lemons Shallots*Carrots*
Medium and large size, Sun-Fresh, green. Southern-Served creamd,(ral:
kilt brand. Populnr for Grown Combine m fresh ax-mtl give wlor lo
eounm-acti|\g eoldn.vegelsble nlld.your nble.
Bab»0 Cleuuer -__-_-.--...-_-_é : ~
O l d D u t c h Clean|er_-2 'gfg l5c
S o a p F l a k e s §L1:,. ___'i§»"»Z§. 331:
one/¢:;m3~¢¢.»m¢
M a k <'§::..":a.:.'IfE~..----_---3
Cnifee é*s"°1»,I Qc
'ml 25 Popped Wheat Dwarfiea ~ vc
~s c N o o d l e S o u p ~9 :
~eru r m °C h b B II ' " " " ° " I _ ° :~~.le ll- we ll _ __ _ __ _ __ . 4 P k g n . ~
|. - - C m~~Gerber u: §§¢~Syrup |Starch
1
l l|\
A-ln. vas
Ketchup Heinz
Sauce v"::::;':...~,,
Vinegar om Mm, sm
_let oil Bixby'5,B r o wn o r Bleek ___
14411._-Bottle
Sax.-Bottle
gg-ff_..tlla
»_Bama
1~ ~ French'| --_--._.'l::.
- . u v -| g ¢'1'§1§',~S5C Linn _--___,-li»1'§.1. 0 ¢
H\|binger'i. Gold-n-Sweet,Arlo.2 l - l b . ~1 3 4 ;Du-k, Corn Gluu --~~---Pkn.
llc Soap Soap
loc s 32112 12:lvmge Clk!IOC
1z¢"~:':,3.3;..aJ2:.."'"'§'.alu.. Cake 61:
TUK-NS .HUMEI sun.
Hemmn Aye ol Omlhs, formerBlair mnn, wus :bla to retum whis home Sunday from C\arkson|Hospital.Hs underwent amputa-tion of his leg sevenl week: asv:according to reports. he l| much'improved following Lbs operationandisrapidlynccvvorlughirhealth.|
I
may ue rurchased W ith Blue Food Order Sltamns 1 m e m u e r x ' u g h n s u f u w n a |
C l u b w i l l s °t o h n n h n e x t P m : - R o o m n o m - : R N f, T h u r s d a y a v e n i n g t o p s n i c i p a t e i r e n t .P h u n e B l u k » $ ' é T " ' ° 5 . ' i €
i n i n i n t e r - c i t y m e e t i n g .C l u b s \
f m m an n u m b e r o f s u r r o u n d i n g H O U S E ,2 0 1 E u r
w w n l w i n n m n d .T h e d u b w i l l ,5 - l v Lihcoln Si.
FOR ASSISTANCE in umnarinzincougetaxresortssee C. J.Schmidt.1-Bt'
» ~ u - u n
l 'I ~ _
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J. Harold Stzvlrt, Prop.vlcrouv soon CAMPAIGN |s°f~-*>°'*v'=v*-,p>Amf°»~»f.»|».p.ws~a¢k.
(Febr. s, P. M. s md 1. in num In Advertise In 'nm saw-nn"\'°"' Sr.s-xc
Regardless of éondltion
We Will Buy
Your O ld T ire s
BOHS SERVICE S'|`A'|`loN
We Still Have
0»
GOODYEAR
TIRES
SINCLAIR
PRODUCTS
Open All Night
Phone 2.12.
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