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sunamlfirlonrmcnrmnmnnuBLAIR,NEBRASKA.MARCHzz,1941VOLUMExLvNUMBER12 l1
ggs ~Assert BindweedSituation
r Blair ~Should Have Attention Now
tage SetFor
CntyElection
April 1,'4l
-Posts Have Candi-
dates. Old Officers Ask
RElection
v ARD TWO HAS
THREE CANDIDATES
in another place in this luue aopyoftheballvbsisbeingruninpreparationfortheelection
which will be held next Tuesday.
ll.will be noticed um in mmWardC. M. Chrismennen the presentencumbentundMsrtinKuhr
on opponents in the race.Both
men have had experience as coun
cllmen.
In Second Ward three men areoutforthejob.Two oi them
Emmett Rounds and John Moore
have served as councilmen.The
third man Peter Stricklett Jr.
has never asked for Lhe honors be
fore.He is well qudifid for the
place and would undoubtedly serve
the wand very satidacbodfy.
In the Third Wnd
Schmidt is running with no oppo
lnltion.
ln the Fourth Ward K.P.Hun
dahl who was defeated last springandreappointedtofillavaeancyisrunningagainst Clarence Kuhr
proprietor of the Bur¢.Washing
DANA VARSITY
SHOW IS TONIGHT
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Plpelm
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Sioux Falls
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WILL SHIP
CARLO
Tho SottonypanyolTopekabusyfor some ti
:mins luul ~1
of 3.vine line
Sioux mm Sm
line passes thru
Bw a painfur the shippingmgahasbeen
ing base for the
coniingly sevent
Pllle and five
material are to
from chiwg =April nach
A piece of lui
lying south olhubeenl..Mmcke.The
for the work wi
Heading directlyminewiilbeun]or coated and pIandwillfromh
along the line
nate at Sioux FwherearefineTheQlpeswill
.,by tha "D" Club, will be pxusntad
this evmlng (Thursday):in
¢11l1¥ol the anunulnment usHomerNkllell.Ethan Svmdsm
Nelson Boo Tod Raplholdt and
Condi Rufus Ollm.
A phy BMI Salim written
by club manben.will \»
:aged by the club.Gther muial
and :hge pertomumcaa nm also
planned.
SIERSBECKELECTED
N.A.C.C.PRESIDENT
President Lawrence Slerlbeck
ol Dana College was eleewd praidentof the Nabrnlu Association
of Church Ovallages nt.ux umuxl
meeting held nt Nebruka WalleynnUniverdtyMarch21md22
Reglstmr P. V.Hnnlen was upla
urer of the name organization dur
ing Lhe past year.
Mn.J.E. Campbeh was uhm
to Immanuel Hospital in Omahn,
Sunday,where lhe is :pendingthis week under madlcal obaervs
Linn.
Set NewDate
ForCountywide
SpellingContest
Will Be On Saturday,
April 5,In Blair,
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Acknowledge
Bindweed
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Believe There Are 3,600
Acres Of Bindweed In
County.Is Spreading
fiaopreauntedauumherofinlily
mental numbqrs.
N75 50 lCOUN'I'Y-WIDE DIS-
TRICT IS NEEDEDhim1~».es"fvev'"x2112!RIVERPAVING There may be lx much an 3649
acres ol bindweed in Wuhingtancounty, Authorities heHeve, md if
allnwd bu spread throughout tha
summer the number wm Incensestillfurther.
A survey made by the countyasaessonlatfallrevealedthat
there are 470 farms in the countyinfestedwithLhe vldnnn hlnrlwlmd
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f lips from Ge§v"l¢h¢¥1"`§nw"f'J§S"13iv¢r.'i`€'hnlen as a Worx
mmpany and urfiveculndaol
lends of costin!
ae shipped ham
iving here abom
400 by 600 feet
he river bridin
l hom Henryileased is saw
a spur railroad
0 lt..Here theuded uxd painbeuparedforhyinsebedistributed
ldch will termi
ls South Dakota
is to be builtlcarrycrudeoil..__.fu L
parked.
|TheriverhubeenverylowthhspringmaanleeKI¥e fameu
just at am poim md ie unthoughtthepavingvuunder
mined which is the muon smi
butd for washing.
RebekahsHolrl
Dinner,Surprise
DoubleProgram
Forty~Year Jewels Were
Presented Two
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PlansComplete
For BHSAnnual
AmateurConlest
Gast's Tumblers Voted
First In The Local
Preliminaries
The annual Amateur Nightpro-gram of the Blmlr High School
Commercial Club will be heldav.
the school auditorium on Fridayevening, April 4, it wumnounced
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~CoMMENcEMEN'r
EXERCISES PLANNED
Rural eighth and tenth gradepupilswilltakepartinaccuntywide commencemem program.tn
be held at ihe Blair High School
auditorium on Saturday momingMayl7.The principal speakerwillbeBessGerhnrtMommnnotedlecturer.At the conclusion of the exercis
es diplomas will be presented by
County Superintendent Ralph E.
Fairchild.
During the Afternoon a softball
gune will provide entertainment
and varimm other games are also
plmned.A picnic lunch at the
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Each dot in the map above tmns ha\itg no bindweed how nf a county bindweed district to
indicates a farm on which the ever are all subject to it by get united actionon its control.
presence of bindweed has been washing or carriage which bears
acknowledged.The white see out.the need for due formation Enterpme Sngradny
BlairC.C.C.
CampInvites
PublicSunday
Educational Activities Of
Camp Will Be Dis-
played
|With activities,buildings mdspecial displays open m thepubklc'during the hours of 10:00 Lum.land 4:00 p. In-. Sunday, March80,the Blair CCC Camp has made its
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which has been fought by agricul,turnlisfs for many yaan.Whilemakingtheirrounds of 1415fnrmninthe county, tha lueasors each
uked the farmer vegnxding bind~Wed.The lmwer wus voluntarymd|recheck hu shown that
only Unethlxd of Lhe (um:in~fasted with bindweed were reported.In a number of cases thefarmers dd not know of the presence 01 the weed on their farms.
In other instances the presence of
bindweed was ignored for fear
thnt an acknowledgement would
have an effect on land values.
As the situation becomes moreacute, the matter of eradicating
bindweed has coma to the lure-
ground.ln the south part ol Washing
ton county is the Dale bi dweed
district.a small pomonl the
county comprising only fifteen
sections.The annual meeting of
the group is being held tomorrvw
night at which time the programfor the year will be outlined.The
succeSS of the district has not been
100%largely due to the small dze
of the dintrict.Nevertheless the
district has pointed out the value
of a countywide district which is
now recommended an the most e!»
fectivc unit.Since the formntion of the Ddz
district Cuming county hu formed
e district.Dodge county is in theprocessolhavingoneandthere
wlll doubtless be more an time
Jnir ... _V\~..qn;\ln.»= and has proven his busil
n<hillary and if the people of
than \\.ml .l fit to elect him they
nl |n.\k.» no mistake.
nm in~.:Wil board Dr.w.F
ii.»mn.1|and Dr.Morris Nielsennnmmdingfor a reelection with
:..»»|»|»~sitinn.
A .
_Spring Music Q
Festival ls Q
InReadiness
All Schools in County Arel
Invited To Participate
March 30
High School
The annual connty»wlde spellingcontestoriginallyscheduledforWednesday of this week. has beensrdAls
¥§??,I$'é"';n'§aJ\f§°i=§`1s'f'"The work here wlll require approximately100menfromApril15 to July 15 and these men manyof them with families will look topostponed until atu ay.pn Blair for housing marines andThe change was necessitated by the food Some may be employed lofactthatDr.Roy lil.Eaton ol callybut the majority of them willOmahawhoistopronounceumibeoutsidmenwhofollowthiswordsfor the contest was unable
to be present on the earlier date.
elwork.
The contest will bc conducted ati
the Blair ni h School as in nstgpyearsand will include student representativesfrom each of Wash
ington countys town and rural
schools.The winner will be
awarded a prize and will also be
eligible to enter the WorldHerald
Interstate and State Fair contests.
SUSPECTED ROBBER
IN COUNTY JAIL
DISTRICT COURT
SESSION,MONDAY
An interesting case was heard
in district court last Monday be
fore a regularly empanelled jurywithDistrictJudgeHenryBealpresiding.Ihe case arose out ol
n grand larceny charge.One WilliamClarkstoleabmehoftoolsfrnmeh.Ann Dnumnlnan (Arm.
Members
A double surprise program wasinstoreforRebekshsandtheir
husbands when they gathered at
the I. O. 0.F.Hall eighty strong.Tuesday evening for the annual
family dinner.
The first unexpected honor Wu
the presentation of 40year jewelstoMrs.J.P.Jensen and Mrs.
James Mullin both of Blair;the
presentation was made by Mrs.
l§lullins sister Mrs.Retta Gray
ol Fremont who is s Past Noble
Grand ol the Blair lodge and npastdistrictofficer.A 50yearjewelwasalsomailedthisweekto Mrs.L.A.Williams of Califor
nia former Blairite who was nnsbleto be present.The highlight of the eveningalso a surprise was a mock wed
I t al.~.$..f?.iTi...§f.i§.f agelvcouni Several weeks ago Nels Soren
~bcen ~»»»»f=~f\;»=1s:...s..t:..;:t;:.;.:::.:;..
b h ld t th D c 1f$li...$...§:ext §....1i§§Y.fS§?~»his home late Bt mgln after
noon. March 30 beginning at 2:30 business hours.The wouldbe
oclo<k The countys school men f~e=!=f had stationed lurnself in
are sponsoring the event.|hiding and when Nels arrived or
Illair Arlington Kcnnard.mi.»E.i..2f.§l.l.§§.i..§§I.§.i..
Fort Calhoun high schools will en man wok fright and ran.The
ter vocal or instrument.ndgroup;imbbery was rewned but nothingwith15minutesalloweac~ul 151 Sat daschool.Three nrral schools *23§.i..}wiZ..Si...i of Polic:Ro;
also announced their intention fiSpanwn picked up wmim Stone1ntcrmg rhythm bands in the Feeiwbom he had suspected as the
u\al.guilty party.Stone is repoéteg fc
have been employed aroun erI.C.ELLER ON man for some time.
Following the attempted rub~~Hlbery he left town it is reported
d s ton I I hil.C.Eller accompanying his 31%ggnremnzs Zygnguomené
daughter yrs .Ein J.~fiover to the authorities and is now
IJ?v;:;.§;E2..2T1:;a.;..
~to Illinois.He was arrested ...l
returned to Blair.He plead guilty.He was also charged with cattle
stealing and in order to save hlm
self turned states evidence and
implicated Glenn Stoddard.lt apthat Clark delivered the two
of cattle to the Stoddard
where they were held and
sold.Stoddard declared he
nothing about the theft and
the case went to the jury he
was acquittedClarkwasgiven a penitentlarysentence of one year.
head
farm
later
knew
when
SCOUT FUNDS INTACT
FOR TWO YEARS
The Blair Boy Scouts have su!
ficient funds to nm them for the
pears
i...\\44n ding ceremony which commemoratedthefiftysixthweddinganniversaryofMr.and Mrs.C.B.
Hansen.Due attention was paidtothemorehumorousaspectsof
marriage and the result was a hiladous 45 minutes of entertain
ment.The Madsen twins grandsonsofMr.and Mrs.Hansen
Ago.The wedding guests.Mrs.Eliza
Warrick Mrs.Elizabeth Baer
Mrs.Nettie Skinner Misa Ger
trude Mead and Miss Eva Smithfiledin and were ushered to their
seats by Mrs.Esther Jensen.Mrs.
Etta Jensen as the jilted sweet
heart appeared with s large
spongeful of mock tears to recite
her grievances amidst gales of
lsughter.
his week by Miss Anna L..uenrg|
the clubs faculty adviser.The
event has been held for several
years with increasing sooceaa and
popularity.
Local preliminaries with four
teen Blair students competing washeldlastFriday.Goach Carol
Gxsts Tumblers received a botal
body to win first place;the
sr\1i>. composed entirely of juniorhighboysincludes Ted Meri
deth Ray English James Arm
strong Csrl Cooper and Marsh
all Turner.Second place went to
the Hickey brothers Michael 8.
and Larry 6 who staged a bodng
match with Marshall Gilbert reftreeing.Barbara and EngmieMcConaughywonthirdplace.
Those three acts will be included
.openedtheskitbyBinsinsLongLongof 119 votes from the student
Mrs. _Qeorge Kuhr the played nn oi..Amman Night orozram.
..................__.._.the event.
Coach R.Olson
HeadsEnterprise
SportSection
College Coach Will
Superior SportsService
Dana
Give
Intent upon giving its readers
the best coverage possible announcementismadethatbegin
ning next week April 8rd Coach
Rufus Olson of Dana College will
have charge of the sports section
Open House celebration ln commemorationof the eighth anniver
sary of the CCC.
Trained eumllee guides will be
avdlable to explain to the visit
;»..and guests camp PwcedlihiactivitiesthedifferentdepartsmentsandingmernlCCC life at
first hand._Displays and demem
strations of First Aid safety.work procedure educational and
recreationsl activities will givethemanideaof the routine andtrainingof two hundred men.
The defense training prognsuthathubearput up st the ampinconjunctionwithnationaldefenseworkwillbeinpracticeto
|show the public the training and
experience gnlvenenrollees.
All tedmical personnel and
working equipment will be on the
of this newspaper.Coach 0lson|w show the working fl H2(the 1hmm.
goes on.The cost of operating the district
in Cumlng county ran about Kc
per acre according to available
figures and s very good job 1|bo
ing doneWorkof eradicating the weed is
done by the land operator Snp~plies and methods are handled
through the office of the county
agent who already has gone overtheinformationwithmanyfam
ers.The formation of a county~wi¢lebindweeddistrictmerely makes it
possible to enforce the cleaning upofblndweedoneveryfarm.It
has been pointed out that a mal)
patch.unattended can wash or
be carried about to spread overhundredsof acres ki but a short
time and due to that fact the dis
trld is needed.The law under
Wm.1. um .minist nuances makes
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$|.»a ~u o3 4 » F r .;...
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family of Des Moines iowa nut
this wee
trip
New
make
Tour.
l|.r.
from
streethaute and BLaira buainan aurtion.
celebrated his s1v.h birthdly in
January.He enjoys the beat of
health and as soon as he return:
he plamtomrtagudmaudarlngfor his large lawn.
Orleans:the party plana to
we annual Gxxdm Club
KllohvlhowlWdi¥W\¢3
hixhomeon Went Chmt
nearlyamiletnthaeumrt
MakePlans
ForRural
FieldDay
Softball Tourney,Track
Meet To Be Held At
Rose Hill
An all-day rural field day,in-
cluding n softbabll wumamentand track meet, ls the topic ofea-cited conversation in theschoolsof the county, this week.Accord-ing to present. plans, themeetingwillbe held at Role Hill Schoolon
Friday May 2.
Approved high schools will take
part in the softball tournament
and games and races for lower
k for a twoweek vacation
to Natchez Miaailsippl and|
ln jail.I[is preliminary hemngwasheldincountycourtWednes
dny morning and he was bound
over to district court.He inti
mated that he would plead guilty.
ENTER FREHONT
CONTESTTODAY
Several. dramatic students from
Blair High School will participate
in the ~declamatory meet
at the Fremont City auditorium
w<iif<Ilnd=y)Entries include
Barbara Pound in the dramatic
section with a reading entitled
The Burgomalter;Eunice Carl
sen humorous Her First Foot
ball Gamo;Arthur Pedersen extemporaneom;Marvin Stork originaloratoryDeat.h on the High
ways.The Oneact play Tha
Loxds Will will also be entered.
.nmGrNG TEAM
7TH AT MEET
Members ul the judging team of
the Blair Baby Bee! Club camein
'lth in a judging contest atColum»bu.: yesterday. The boyscompeted
in a field of28.At Columbus the knual Nebras
ka Aberdeen Angus show was be
ing held andthe local mm nppearod aa one of the feature ot
the entertainment of the show.Those gmlng from Bwr wereGlenn Sorensen Ralph Kufhr and
Roland Wilkins.
glide pupils have been nhsduled BLAIR LUTHERANS
as (allows:1 ~
~GIRLSRacesgrades ons to ten:pn Rev.Harold C.Jorgensen andliminarieaonlyforseventhtaPfaidentl..Sleuheck of Dana
hath grades with first Ilvo od olwhsntnln College are viaidng congregations
Field events:mmln¢hmad ol Lutheran dmmhu lu the Iowa
district this month appearing un
w......g .wo e......t .....W.......nounced.A total of $575 was col
lected last week by a committee of
men from the Blair Rotary Club
and the Blair Ch.er ol Com
merce.The $575 was pdd by
Blair Minus men.Of the amount $300 goal to the
Scouts .lor the axpezssa this yur.$150 gum for paying up indebted
ness and the remaklder will be
kept on hand for next year.
ANNOUNCECCC
ENROLLMENTDATES
The next C.C.C.enrollment
data la April 3rd it was announced
this week.All applicants areurged to see H.Lyle Guyer Coun
ty Assistance Director aa soon as
possible
WildGeese
PlentifulOn
aRiver Bottoms
Farm Work Starting I.n
Different Sections of
County
Spring weather has brought its
first recruits of geese from the
southland and for several nightsflightsof these migratory binds
have been heard as they wingedtheirwaynorthward.Farmers onthe Iowa side of the river reported;t:1sgsflo¢J¢s el them covenng the
The weather hu also started the
farmers in their preparation fortheinfluxvmandamandI
the wedding march and the maasen twins sang I Love You Truly.
Finally the bride ln the personolMrs.Ads Reid arrived;she
was clad in a white dotted dimity
gown of a ltyle whose death hull
was sounded more than thirtyyeanagoand ahs arriedahogobouquet of celery onions and arrots.She was graeiouuly givenlnmarriagebyherfather(Mrs.Elie McBride)as the minister
(Mrs.Adell Schlflldt)held the
marriage lines.Mrs. J.I..Pounds
was the rldegroorn
Christiansen best man;Mrs.J0
sie Van Deusen Mrs.Dora Peck
and Misa Edna Thompson brides
maids.Mrs.Selma Madsen and
Mrs.Mary Andreason played the
parts of the brldes parents.At.the time of tha Hansens
marriage the best man was not
w be found and a substitute
wal secured at the last minuteii
this was brought w light at the
mock wedding and was enacted in
a manner which was doubtlasmuch more humorous than the aetuslh=puenl\\z~Up w this pointthe Hansens were unaware of the
significance of the mock weddingbut ss their daughter Mn.Mad
sen exelaimed Hem we are with
no heat man they realized that
their own wedding was again tak
ing place.In closing the Past Noble
Grand Club presented Mrs.Han
sen with a P. N.G.vstmrrs plnandMr.Hansen with a pair of
hooaallppersA nate ol lnterest may be added
concerning the oldfashioned cloth
ing inwhlc.h mernbers ol the wed
ding nlrty were garbod.The
brldea gown.the property ol
Mn.Lutia MeKay was a veryprettyDoor~langth affair uljnniod
Attendzints were Mrs.Hild
The people of Blair and Wuh\gwn wnnty are invited to atmndheaffairmdgpendthednsaa.Lhe camp.
nm-LAD
BANQUETsuper-:ss
The annual Father
~quet of the Hennnn .1¢¢;¢¢
chunh was held Fridny ~»1==¢ith an attendance v! 299 men in
_
Themninlttrlctionoliheqvqgmfsxmsnm.which vu held in
the H ?;=;L53 Hnll wu tbl
by MEX..}&.Univ
of Nebru nthletle depsrtmllt
Lan .Ji§.;~of dhsinner speakers.Rev. Johnson $5
Teknmnh givs the invocation;0.D.Johnson led community inr
ing;Henry Truhhen muted the
dads and Raymond Sulllvnn the
it pondhle fn go onto the farms of
those who neglect or 1due w .Lutailthe weed and when the farmer
fails to uct ua do the work for
hlm adding the out to hi!hd
zu.ne :eensen uf the dltridl
dm mnbs it len)far the wmgyndmggnygqgengaNgatmlabor sm aadkadan mrightofways.The same in :me
of nil Hghbcfways.The Dodge coxmty blndveed dis
trln mee&n¢ was held at Fnmont
Much 1901 with 1 number d
Washington county larmeaji in at
tendance.According to word receivedthisweek from Agrlcrdhm
ll Agent E. D.Pnhrney a almlhr
meeting Will be held in Washington county swh ln nn effort to gettheendicatlonworkintomotionbefore another salon rolls
~Announcement ol the moefingwillhe made in tha neu (white.
McClellanNew
of Fred Rnbertwn L.D.Long 0.T\llllbl€lS LOCal Ch0iC€Fm C0llt€StD~Johnsonand Jamel Pmhm.
5
~s
sang twg selections md inconelu~
sion Reir A.w.Clarke Methodllt
puwrl said a benedlction.
BLA-In BOYS JOIN
MARINE FORCES
Bill (lultuog md Ray Pnullmhave jenlned Uncle SAms marlne
forces and wm leave Friday for
San Diego Cnlilornla tn bqgin
\vSecrgtaryOfFalr
F1113 Vacancles In Secre~
taryshxp And Board
Of Directors
At a meaning held Wedneadnyeveningofthisweekthelair
board ucepmd the resigmdun af
Howud Rhea who has serw#
very elficlently in that capacityforyumand appointed II. C.Mc
dldl.A msfs qlmtteiie wmpoled
training in A fouryeu enrnllximnt...;.|mu_____ _.n ._.
| Clellan ol Arlington In fill the va
"Wi mm:uulrulon ||\.---------zlr.ma|u=|.1\.n.|Illi¢ll0naneQunto:thhina¢u-me hmm u u..nu m*"¢
~Nell pndnn ~0 ff manned ms nmmuon.ne wzfn ue.|.1...¢by dl whurzero achvaly
engageclinfairwu uhavumMAN~1an untiring worker.iurnp. high jump.BOYS Luther League.Thu topic ol the checkup.Th \5Ram,grades one hu mn:from tour, an :num\l avant, il Christhm is But whim;SKZZI $25 M13
filth slide up prellminuiu will\eduudon,with special emphnin d:m;g¢d by the early freeze,d,~~»..».mM ¢.........._____
der the auspices of the Dixtrict nuw:s an Elfing mir umunl with bands of orgundy mzrunti
Musa Smnth \brldelmaid worea 60~yeu~old gnwn also the propertyofHrs.McK.|y md mother.\_._|_.....|a...n...~..s~\bu
SPONSOR DANCE On the baud of directnn Chrence King of Blair was l9x>°U¢¢ifto!i\l 1 vuancy.Other budnsus.I
be nm with nm tive places or on num.|».W.....each hut competing in dfernoon hops that the rstum of winnermmDishnesvmvuyan zo Rvv Long University ol Ne~ wwher my bring is out in fmthn 9|.i¢_bnlh buhmm lpent th!wah »h»v~All lane th.;the nmfmHeldmann:running bmad and with hi:PU ill lr.md ln.during U16 (lil and vdnwr hu
Jmnhilh y¢¢¢¢¢W¢_g Fred Dw=s~.putdm lilln»rimeeumm<m
umm N..W W.».._».Mn.Mehr was entirely hnnd
mnde of wool with row upon rowof:bind mills and wu illhli
ed vm hindpainfnd paul hub
uma.|P loNd 1 dnnco at the LednnHullSahmdny evening.The avantTheseboysunderthedime.!into Lhe umunl Amateur Conf was wellstranded with muldc¢ionnlCou:hC\mlGaltvdl1 tutwhiehhlsboenlPOP\1l8¥!\xmh.hedbyJoeFldn\ndhila1~be Bhh High Sdxoo\|qmy (umm here for muy yan.¢h|q;_
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making tentative plum for fim
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h m n d u n e m d d a l m a n u w d u d n a d d m n p e l d l a n h
1170, at tha wiwfliv at Blak, Nebraska.PUBLISHED L VERY 'rx-lunsvn
JOHN A. RHOADES, Editor and Pnbllaher
J. HILTON RHOADES, Agdntant Ediwr; Advetkllilll
MARY-Bm"H IMQUARRIE, mal Editor
\ROY F. B;:»P,1S, Pressman and Compoaltnr 1
mss VANOLA J. BRUNTON, ]_jnutyp6 Operator
MARIE RASMUSSEN, Linotype Opsrltvr
GAROLD FRAIN, Apprantia
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Hrs. Jamm Thomvwn and Mn.hmm lllullln helped at the Catho-
lie Ladies' Club covered dibh din-
nar in Blair. Monday evaxinz.Thn nlccu-dxy Progrecdva Cl\xb\
In meednx wday. mndgg- withlin. James Thomgison.n. J\x~dlth Ammon and ra. Bert Coop-: are on the serving committee.
l r .and Hn. Jams Thompsonent Monday evenlnk at the JohnarhoodhomehelpingMrs.Nearhood celebrate her birthday.Ray Noarhood of Omaha npentTuesday at the parental home.Kr. and Mn. Ed Natter spentSunday m Omaha with relatives
and Irlendz.Hin! IIAFKINI. Thompson,whoin employed at the Austin Ranshawhqme wuth of Blair. spent Sunday
mth her parents.Mr.and Mrs.
James Thomason.Measm. and Meadaxnes HowardThomnwn.Earl Thompson,and~an Thompson and Grace visiwd
lows: president. Mn. Leon Hind-
ley; secretary-trmaunr, Hrs. Wu-ton lang; leader A. Mn. HowardThompson; leader B. Mn. RnaaellM¢:Donald; mudc ludar. Mrs. Huh
lin; and heahh leader, Mrs. EarlThompson.Plans ware made to
hold an Aehievexnent Day programatthehome ol Mn.Howard
Thompson.nut Thurnday ahnr-
noon.Mann. and lhsdamea WeatfmLong,Loon Blndlay,and Ne llChmtennndrovetoCherokee,Iowa.S\xndaY to ? end the daywith the Lawrence amen iamlly,
fonner McCarthy ruidentn.H i n Doris Wilklnn o f m wspent Sundav with Norma Long.Mr. and Mn. Leonard Nelson ofArlington ment Tuesday at theFloydHg-= Nhixme.Dgfgy tha
ev g a e sons an r. anMn. Hlnz vidusd Mr. and Mra-
Fred Jensen.Rudoluh Kuhl of Kennard gpmtSunday nvenlnz with Mr. and Mn.
Wlllxam Wulbem.Mr.and M d Earl Thompsonweredinner zuesfa, Sunday,o l
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~ENT .'r2»}'3§E ~ m i n d A . H . S t r e n i f b r c o l eHn . He r -bra te be lated bi rth d| Y !»Pinochii
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L1|79»M-fhnwiwffiu st 8\Ak,Nehnak|.PUBLISHED L VERY 'rx-lunsvn
nf. N... ...... ..._Don s.:Chrke of Linwlu wereSuny | r u n ¢ l o f R e v . m d ) l n .
A. w. my-ke.Mn. Wxlllnm Adnan md NcrmnChnmbéglninweresupperuests»-\...._¢.....Rar-
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my T.
velilut
scorn»o and
.f mp.
mln Ayvlebg. were nmwnt.mec-tlon o of mera and the lesson,"Disdpline md Guidance",werehe\d.Game! for enterhlnment atwhich Mrs. Herman Appleby, Mrs.Julian Junghluth md Mrs. Chlford
. =_.,\._ ...,... .\au»\_Alter A lunch
Iunnlmsu uw-u.........._,__ _for hizh more were awarded toMn. Fred Nieblum and Ray John-son. md low tn Mrs. Albert Otw
ml n and Winifned Schurman.Giltl were presented m the honor-ees,md hmch Eroughl. by the
wma- ;;=--~ "_ i. 1 "a;='a..'.2;'"...i'"" "0. i». ~ f*=:.==:.'&f e!s'!'=e.;'*'..°",!°':£'..E... ..:
Emi.' wjB.GBBQL-5|I0{ LHB mxluma vuuau lu ally | ¢| 4»-oi ' Mn . C h r i s Ku n h o j.Mm. K o r -
ahoj se rve d s lun c h.Hn . A n n a .
J oh nso n o f B lai r wa an vis ito r.1ur_...1:1 U Rvnunf :f u l Mr s .
lhher I Mrs. Deo Unlmwrmm -... -na o ms s . Ed i wr " F r ub °nm .JOHN A.3 sunt jghwr- Advettllilll b a r n . ~ o l o m "
Hn"qli.F`§2<?E|.:nI1ARRIE. Lo¢$lEd"»°!.§ $ '§ ,..Ply!!Jong °.€.1E"?'.'§'f.'Jr.LJUBCUU wuu |.n\¢»--_wg s s e r v e d z h e y a d i o u n m d to m e e t m e
mth Mrs . Pn ul J one s ne xt time.El.ln1;r¢l w m m n a o f Mgorpgy d, W e:
'SU W B!Lines D¢ K m§ r an d .Do rothynaman-Ni vlmtcd af.the I-'red
nm- :ru -ni h o me on _ Th u r s d a yBAM!-unmn m\.~-I-»---~.ROY F. B;:»P,1S, Pressman md Compoeltnr 1
mss VANOLA J. BRUNTON, Linotype Opexnwr
MARIE RASMUSSEN, Linotype Operntor
GAROLD FRAIN, Apprentia
_...i f f ~",@'.," f ain ~i~
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Hrs. James Thommwn end Mn.hmm lllullln helped at the Catho-
lie Lndles' Club cgrend dibh din-
nar in Blnir. Mon y ev nr.The M¢C|.r¢.\1 Prngreedve Cl\xb\
yIn meednx wdny. mndgg- withlin. Junea Thomgison.ra. J\x~ilth Ammon and n. Bert Coop-nr ue on the uervlnx committee.
lows: president. Mn. Leon Hind
ley; necretsry-treuunr, Hrs, Wu-
Thnmpson; leader B. Mn. Russell
M¢:D<m»ld; muah: leader. Mrs. Mu!
lin; and heshh lender, Mrs. EnrlThompson.Plum were made ur
hold nn Aehievexnent Dey programntthehome ol Mn.Howud
Thompson.next Thurndly uhm'-
noon.Ma nn. md llesdnmes WewmLonLn*/l'l Hlndley,m d Ne llso- .-..lm-mkm
ton Dong; xwm- A. Mn. Howerd M nl W; ~ ¥°-i: and md
dam
were nll dey gums, weunew-:.of Mrs. Sarah Swan at the Mn.
lmxie Fitch home.Mr. and Mn. Elmer Sheets andlon moved 'l`\xesdl fr0m the Fred
Ranrt home infn rn. Dells Div-
il' home
Frldny.Mr. md Mn. D. 0. Sheets andMr. And Hx-I. Rslnh §c\rlett mdLeon were Sundli dmnar guestsgMr. and Mn.ale Jensen of
Mn. Petra Clxrintlmsen of Fre-mcmt is xmendinx n few days nt the
J. A. Jane:-sen home.Both loell chuxeha will observe
-H--A-- Mm. -fmrhl Axe
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suqpthen
lon.Mv/eel
Mblrtl
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1 | ; |l l A ) | . | ¢ u \u n ¢ »a n. . . M Q f n t v i f *n f O m n h n I fx. ham baM\|2;';..E":;.:.'»:; ;a;.T.;.u.
mothsr. llrs. Mlnhlll Jack-
ra.Lsum Hays mem,the
&-end ln Scn'bner st the Henry*
menhnnren home.n .Hnrold Brewster.whose
adny was Mu-ch 19. and 5,53
, whose Mrthdly wassharedhonors st the J. M.wster home,Mundny.Themn lncluded Mears. and Mee-lel Lynn Amltronz sud Bos!u of Blslr; Hamid Johnsen andle Webster md childxu of Te-mh: Huold Brewster. Janine
Terry; J. M. Brewster, ForL Brswsiar md childen. Hsrleyme md Trnble. hwy Justleq.
Curlv rnumu,.....,.._ _- w g t r e g t r n s n u f f ; mm- d ; =
sc or,rin ,r s u.turned wJL..§Iy.~
:mme Kruse spent.samrdsvand sunday st thu M. F. Wsskvii
home ln Omshn.Hr. a nd Mn. Hmm Nelwn o f
Omnhl were Sunday sftem°°!lvidwrs of the 0. F. Hu-riwn (sm-
i x v m w w~=g-y f m n A m ;
wa .»m Paz km., Clunmc s Smith.
Jack Coburn md Donsld Swadd-
d Omlhl-" ' i n .and Mrs.Slevsn sutu-
uma the bri dge dnb.'rnudnvvminxPrizeswereswsrdad
hm Pi uli ne Nu m and \ and Mn. Raymond Dlxun andP. Rhea.Election of ollicsrs was
The Colbv Corner Club metl
Thursday nfternnon with Mrs. J
held and the followillk ottlaennamed:Mrs.Grover Wilkinspdent; Mrs. Cwriil Cook, vice-
Dresldsntz Mrs.Nesl Andresseu,
secretary:Mrs.Arthur Harlantnesgurer;Mrs. Ray Rosenbaummum: leadar: Mrs. Lloyd McCannrenderleader;Mrs.Elmer Andzusul, hsslth lssder: Mrs. HuelCruellsnd Mrs. Huwlnd RheaDmject lenders and Mrs. .Isp Ros-enbaum, news reporter.The nextclnh masking will be Anrll 8nd at
the hams of Mn. C. S. Wsy.Sundhy evening vislton U! Mr
--..,_ m-\..» n...|. .0
Minnésom. was s week-end vmwrwith Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jungbluth.Mrs. Howard Chxinexlsen, Mrs.Preswn Nickels md Mrs. PaulJun-w;gg s s ty le o vue held
sir.y 'inlirs. J. 0. Msrshsll stumdsd tha
Whse.-So~Ever Club st Hrs.Ed
Mr. sud Mrs.m d qunxblvrh
atbendedxhe silver weddxnlt dmeeheld ln heuor of Mr. md Mrs. FndKsmpke, of Osmnnd. Nebrsdnl. xtthe Eur ciw lull ssmrdsy nixht-u r .md Mrs.lismnke gurmsrly
llvsd north ol Elk Ciw-Kr. and Mn. A- H. Slbbsrnnnsnzlppm we re allers st Fwd
""5 §bl3I\f3 Sa °"'{lE» .... o f ~
Renu<il. Thursday sftamoon.
we
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celda:
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nina:and Sunday altemoon
DALE Nlsws
Fhose helning Penny Tgilor
eb:-ate her 2nd birthday on-y evening were Mr. md Mtn. C.Hineline and Loi: and Mrs.
nm; Tsglur and Chnrles.Mr. an Mrs.Austin Beale;ent the week-end visiting Mr.
g_ Mrs. L J. Willinml of Lin-
Ami., m ru. Ehtervrin
Home~ M Bm-
Bltwn, Sun| wr ve u .'.Hu - : h o n
p u 'gu e s t!
. r . m d M n .f a mi ly o l
u r . I n u mr s ,u n u nu.,-..... ._!u n i l{ :° Mr . n nd b i n . A . J . F o wle r
an d i l an d M i n Ms t ti a J une
Pe ar s on .Mr .m d Mr s .A .N .Andqnvan
_.».........|1»...m-R u m h v d u r
mnxwu, v.»..-- -. ... _d liff. and Mn. Henry Chrlntanndnol Blai r md Mr. md Mn. Fxe dJungbluth alled on Dunne Lund--»_-....»wh\m1u Senn Hospitd
lnll ol hrlect Tulkilg Picture:
o0nro \n'Am.E AND COOL
AIILCON DITIONED
mar~ v=.z~a=*el!1°!!.=°;__.l»vsa== =»e==ez_'1":.a°.w.,.,.. érl ?."1£I¢'\Z'&\f"' b¢mue`i"\1T' ¥~°1\W"| ..::.&.;".':.m'"i`r."i'£Zl"i:§Tia:.'b. ,J lv -Iuziorh vm unter- Bnturdly dnlmmm- Sunday ll! DF- gg;-qu Thou
wer,dimming, of M
nby mdHr .and u r s .hm L u n e : S p u nSundayi n Omaha.wi th relatives
and friends.
Mi s s llg n mwet Th o mp s o n ,wh oin employ ed at the Austin Renahnw
home south of Blair. spent Sunday
wi th her parents.Mr .an d Mr s .
mr. ma. mn. l.$Ul.\Blu .......--A r li n g to n me n t Tu es da y at
Flo y d Hi n z home.Durinir
even ing : the Nelson n a nd Mr.Mr s .Hi n x vi s ite d Mr. an d B
Fre d J oennenRu d o lp h K u h l o f K e mu r d s i
C'- -A ». ¢» nn un inn ~ Mr. md 1
ua;th e
m d
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last 'I'1:eendsy evenimr.Mr . a n d Mr s .I va n H e lm s a n d
Lo is o f Oma h a m e n t Saturday
n i h t an d Sunday wi th Ha man nrefativea.
nm ..-_...\.... -¢»¢1§nu» nf Q13 H¢g.
i<`Zf¢i"`££i»a`"
ta i n ed a tand Mrs. C
The dinnemRe i d q u h
ilra. Willito visitCQ*-*fig
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u n O |-s t r o m s t N i c h o l a s S e r i n H o s p i t a l
i n O m x l u ,S u n d a y .M i n a n d M n .J .0 .M n r s h n l l a n d
.g i d
i y w e r e s h o p p i n g i n O m a h a .
yJ .P .S u n d l a n d W a y n e c a l l e d
o n M o r t o n S u n d s ,n e a r C a s e y .
I o w a ,S u n d a y ,M r .a n d M r s .J .0 .M a r s h a l l ,
J e a n n e ,B e v e r l y a n d J i m m y s n . -
t e n d e d a c o m m u n i t y p r o g r a m a t
t h e W h i t f o d s c h o o l ,F r i d a y n i g h t .
M r .a n d M r s .A n d y S c h a e f e r o f
B e n s o n v i s i t e d w i t h M r .a n d M r s .
L a w r e n c e H a n s e n ,S u n d a y .
M r s .F r e d R a m s e r a n d B e r t h a
a n d M r s .G .F .P a u l s e n a n d L o n
r a i n e w e r e M o n d a y d i n n e r g u e s t s
o f M r s .L e n s D o d s o n i n O m a h a .
M r s .J .P .S a n d s .H a r r i e t a n d
A l v i n t r a n s a c t e d b u s i n e s s i n B l a i r
Monday .Mr. and Mrs. Paul J ones visite~
Otto P fei ffe r!! ne ar Elk hor n. Sun
day af ternoon.Misa Dor othy Hei er.a.atuden
o f Mi d la n d College.spentweek-end wi th h e r pa re nts, Mr
and Mrs . L , C. He ie r.Mr .a n d hire.Pa ul Jones anKe ith.Mr .an d Mr s .L . c .Ho ie
Do ro th y an d Me lvi n atten de d th
silver wedd ing anniversary p e r t
held in honor of Mr. and Mrs. JmyAndersoninth e W ashingi~
Ha ll, S a tn r d ly n ig h t.Mr . a n d Mr s.Paul J ones c ali
on Mr . an d Mr s . Hu gh Rhe a .
day eveni ng
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T H U R S D A Y
Mi tc h 2 8
A d mk d vn 1 0 - 3 0 C u .
I
IIT!~s .Nelson ho me.Mr s.Sam W ri ght an d Mr s .Ro yNelsonwereguests.Mr s .Cly de
.Rosenbaum wo n hi g h prige,
SUNDAY-MONDAY
March 30-31Sunday Malineu, Adm.10-Bllcln
|-»lands Bust-Sells!
F R I D A Y - S A T U R D A Y
Mar c h 28-29
Sat. Matinee, Adm. 10-Zilc ts.
Re tu r n nf Fr a nk J a me s
W i th He nr y Fonda-Gene Tiernery
Als o- »Mnr c h o f Time.Even ing
Ad m.I0 3Uc ta
Edw a r d S m a ll pmonh
TMSON of
M O N T E
C R I S T O
|-Ian-il;LOUIS HAYWARD
JOAN B ENNE TT
ho-WhenWifey Is Away C
edy.
u n Sieven ~ ~ w _0
Iilra.Ctrl at the J. A. Burgess home.divho in ill-.Mr. and Hrs. Ed Lautrup an-\.......s..A Inu ..1.:l.I...".M1 and MIB.ChlflGlJ e n ' |I D B r e g u l a r | . . | n : v\ n g x t T "\ _1 .\ |H u n t . a n n m r s .r l u y u . r \ \ u . A » u u u - 'Hn.
gonc lOn
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a n W omsn 's c lub wi ll oe ns iuriday afternoon. March 28. at the
mme o! Mrs. J. H. Johnson: Mn..C.Johnson and Mrs.Alfr ed
ramer will be assisting hostels-|.A music al ur oxrmm wi ll b e
iven by Dana College.Mi ss B e ss ie Imm we n t to Si ou x
ity .Saturday .to s e e h er fa the r
'ho is a hosp ital na tient.Mrs . Haro ld W eb ste r a nd J oy c e
f Te k a mah we r e Sunday eveninguunerguests od Mr . a n d Mr s .
#red Rogert.Mr s ,Mar c us Kr og er an d d u l -
lren and Mrs. J oe Crutsinger were
)maha visitors, Thursday .
Mr .and Mr s .A .W .Ba rg e o l
Fekamah and Mr. and Mrs . J amesIonety were enter taine d at d inner
it the Ned 'l`YB0n home. W ednes-
lay . hon or in g the f our th b irthd ay
sf Susan Ty son.Mon day . Mrs . A . W . Cla rk e wastakentoUleMethod ist hospital
[or medical oaie.Mr. and Mrs. J . M. Brewster and
Mr .an d Mr s .Ha r le y Ro g e r t a n d
Truhi e wer e Su nday alte moon vis-
itors a t th e Jesse Webster ho me
in Te ka ma h.Ole Hn ns in g le f t Wednesday
fo r Ni o b r ar a alte r a wee k ' s vis it
at the Clara . C arl an d F red Olson
home.A. O. Stok es metered to Omaha.
W ednesd ay . fo r Mrs.Stok es, who
ha d sp e n t th e we e k wi th Mr . a n d
Mr s . E mi l Unma c k.
Dr. a nd Mrs . W a lter Mas on e n-
tertained Sunday evening f o r D r .
and Mrs. Mason of Omaha. Messrs.
and Mesdames G.O.Potadle,T .R. Swanso n. J ames Press Q.D .
were wee k-e nd g uests o f re lati ves
a t S ih n er ,a t th e Ra y Johnson
and E mi l J oh ns on ho me s,Oth ers
pre se nt we re S fmt. an d Mrs H. E.
Alexande r of Fr iend. Ne braska.
Fo llo wi n g a mo n th ' s va e ltlo ntr io a lo ng th e we st c o as t Mr . an d
Mrs.H .C.Hansen an d Ho wa r d
arr ived horns Saturday night.
Th e y wer e ac c omoanie d on their
trip by Mrs. Hans en's pare nts. Mr.an d Mr s . J o hn Ba ile y of Mc Co ok .
Neb ra sk a. vlsi ti nz Br itis h Co lu m-
bia.Vanc ouver.W ashington,SanDiego,California.N e w Mexic o,
and Old Mexi c o.Mr . a n d Mr s J . C . J e n se n ne n t
the week -end at lma o Ci ty visiting
their s on-in-law and daughte r, Mr.
and Mr s. Blane E rns t.Mr . a n d Mr s .Alto n J ens en and
La rr y we re Su nd ay d in n er g ue sts
of Mr. and Mrs. Nels M. J ens en in
Oma ha.Mr s. He nr y W ubben horst. Mrs.
Ray mo nd K as tle.Mrs. Ly le L ee.
Mr s . A lto n J e n s en a nd Mis s Emi lFa llen atte nd e d th e s ty le s h ow i n
Blai r.Frid ay .Af t e r a week's vi s i t wi th rela-
tives.Mr s. Be r th a Neider krnger
le f t Saturday fo r Gr a n d Island.
He r s on , E lme r . wh o wa s i nju r e d
n week ag o in a n auto aeeident.
su ff er in g n ba c k inju ry a nd ! rsc ~
tured ribs.is in ~ th e hospital a t
Gran d I slan d:-Fri day evening.a birthday
gr ou p me t wi th Mr s .Mar c us
Kroge r in c lud ing Mrs. C. R. Gray .Mr s .A . L .Sulli van.Mrs. Ch ris
Korsh oj a nd d augh ters . Mr s. 0 . H.
Go ds ey a n d No rma Kruse.
Mesdames G.F. h owe . Ole e n F r a n k ierupanev oeieunw... .....birthd ay . Sa turda y sven ixm. e nter-
taini ng fr iends and neigh bors.Din ner guests.Sunday ,o f ' Mr .
an d Mr s . E d wa r d Lnrenzon a n d
f a mi ly we re Messrs.an d Mase
da me ; W i llia m S lay er nl Flor e nc ean d He n r y I o r e u z o n o l B la i r .
Messrs.and Meadames 0 .F .
Har ris on.He r ma n Anderson an d
Gr a n t I n s . .we re mea ts o r Mr .
nnd Mrs. G. V. Be adle, Fd day evo-
!\.l¢`| l§rs.I-leflrlf Fisher, Mrs. william
Ti e tg e n a n d Mrs . J o h n D a hl we r evi s i to rs a t the h o me o l Mr s. P a u l
Krus e. Mond ay afte rno on.Th e Green Va lle v C lu b me t wi th
Mr s .He n r y Fisher,Wednesdayafternoon.wi th seven memb ers
ni-esem.Mr s .Ha r o ld D e y o f Om-
aha wa s a vis ito r.Mr .an d Mr s .I-'red 1-liese cele-
bra ted th ei r 11 th we dd in g anni~
versary .Sunday .Guests du r in g
th e afternoon an d eve ni ng we reMr s .A n n a Hie se a nd E m m a of
Benson,Messrs.a n d Mes dsmes
W .K .Johanson o f Ir vin g to n ;Ha r old L a rs o n a nd Ro n ald o f Omf
sho ; Gif fo rd Ne ls on an d r amil ofBlai r ; Mrs .Pa ul Me lo t z a n d 5 . . .
id o f Florenc e an d Messrs.an dMesd ames Hu g o Kru se an d f u m-
ily a n d J . J .Sierlt.Atten d in g a c ard pa rty a t th e
Ed.L u n d h o me a t SorerLson's
Daxrv i n Omah a, W ed nesday . wereMesd ames Ama n d a Suveritrubbe,
W alter Die n. T.L Mi tc h e ll, W i l~
li a m Suverkrubbe.A r th u r Kr ar n.
bec k and A r th u r Clausen.
Mr s .An d re w Ne ve y an d d a ug h -
ters . Glady s ar d 91 21. 01 F lore nc e
en.....e..,........._--._B a te s a n d Mi s s e s L e n a B ltu a n d
Chris tine Chris tense n he lped Mrs.
He n r y L a s h - u n o b s e r ve h o r MM-
day . Monda y eve ning.Mrs. Emil E. Matz en and dau zh-ters attended a shower i n Ben-
nington. Sunday . given in honor ol
Miss Lorena Christensen..Mrs . S tella Miller ol Blair wa s sFrid ay even ing vi sito r a t th e J ohr
Rev. and Mrs. P . C. J ense n, EL
le n or a an d I n g ri d vi s ite d Mr . a mMr s .An sg a r J en se n i n Oma h a
Wednesday .Mr s . My r tle Mc C an n s p en t S a t
" r g " n i g h t w i t h Mr s .Ru th Ro s
e n a u mTh e L a d i e s C a r d C lub me t F r i
day a fter noo n at the ho me o f MnRo y Sigman.Mr s .Otto Gottsc l
Miss es S tella a nd B uela h Co lle
o f F r e mo n t vi s i te d Mr .an d M n
A. Courtwriizht. Sunday .Mr . an d Mrs . P au l E. No el a nf a m i l y o l Te k u n a h we re Sunds
vi si to rs a t th e S. P ettlt an d Ha n
Noel homes.T .W .Bates o f Oma h a sue*sever al d ay s th e p as t we ek a t tl
Charles Bates home.Mr s .l-lettie Mc Ca nn an d Fic
ence a n d To m C la r k o f Omal
we r e g u es ts o l Mr s .Ru th Rose
ba um,Saturday evening.Mr .an d Mr s .L .E.Peters(Mr s. Ne ls P ete rs o n. Mr . a n d M
Ro llon d Ho lmes a nd Ted P eter s
we n t to Kear ney .Nebra ska,F
' d a y .to atten d w e fun er al of
relative..The Br ews ter Club met Tu escaf te r n o on wi th Mr s . E mi l E . M
n."S u n d a y d i n n e r g u e s ts a t_ th e
.Tama Th omas on .Q||.ll?§.| g1§|blllnllnmrrnm d Meadames H o w n d \ W m " m ' W P F ~ . - . _ _ .rm..
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h U '""E'.a§i Thompson.an d M r l.lld MTB.b l r l }.lluu4|meson..an Tho mps on md Gr a c e visited we re dinner nmesta.Sunday .
t r t f th e M r a . n d Mr s "'Frenc hwere! times the la ter pa o ..ram.\I .ee k i n Ar li ng to n,wi th Mru.| W edn esday they vidted Mr s. I
urrenee Cook, who is ill.'re nee Cook o f Arlington. ac cThe Mc Carthy Pr0.ie~c t Club met panie d by Cly d e Fre nc h a nd 1
ith Mr s. J ames Mu lli n. Thu rsd ayfternoon.wh en officers f o r th e
omim!y ea r we re elec ted an fo l-
ber t W e nd t.Mr .an d Hr s .Gi i f o r d Nig
attended as snstherinnc at the
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¢ - n n - -Sund.ay evening Mr .an d Mr s .
Ro s a Lo ve a nd Mr .an d Mr s. J oe
I. we e nter ta in ed f or Mrs . He rmanRahlfs an d I.»aVe rn, Mr. and Mrs.
Ha r old Christensen.Glo ria and
onnie and Mr . an d Mr s. C ha rles
uve.Eldri d Ke mpke ntte nded a D art?at the J oe J ensen home . Saturday
cvemmz.Mr s .01:10 Mc D ona ld of Hoo pe ris visiting with Mr . an d Mr s. A us»
Lin Beales.
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Mi s s I n n a Bates sec on u fun n uman d th e tra ve li ng Drize we n t toMiss Le na Bates.Th e ne xt me et-
ing will be An ril uh at the Char les
Bates ho me with Miss D en a B ates
as hostess.Sunday vi si tor s a t th e He n r yUtter-mann ho me wer e Mr .an d
Mr s ,Roy Bu tter fi eld of Fr emon t,
Mr .an d Mr s .W nlter Rosenbaum
and children o f W ashi ngton an dMr .an d Mr s .W alter Ph.-nge and .
children.u .__.| nz...v lr n.»|»»-mn vin-
Gingar ROGERS,"
DENNIS MORGANJAMES CRAIG[KO IADXO
A l h o - B i g Ga me Fi»l\ing Sport
Reel an d F ly i n g Slu dvnls a nd
Ne ws Reel,Eve ni ng Ad m.10-
35c ls.Y
Long.Ed"8YU SWBIIBUII,u|.¢:n|::uaW est;Mi ss D a m mi t Olson and
Ke rmit Goi l of Tek amah .
I n the second semester uromo-tio ni an d as sig nmen ts in the Un i-
versity R. 0. T. C. briizude, Stanley
M. Tmh ls e n of He r ma n was pro-
moted to c adet c aptain.Mrs.G. F .Lo we enter taine d at
n dessert bridge luncheon.Satur-
day ; R1lests were Mesdarnes Nellie
Hoover of Ba ttle Creek.Nebras-
ka :He nr y Wnbbebnhorst.J amesVan Horn . J ohn H. J ohnso n. C. S.
Ho r n , A .H.Lowe.:J ohanna O1-
son.An n a Pedclie.Claude Clem-
ents. J . A. J esuersen. Henry Truhl-
sen, I. W . Nelson, and Miss Map;-
RT
sen A .H.Lo we ,Johanna U'5°"-'were c allers. swmmy ll»lLe| .uuuu, unHi n t Lo we .Alto n Jensen,Ray - mi ss Daisy Slader.
mo n d Sullivan and Be rt Lo we Mr s.Ric hard Sievers enter-
we re F ri da y s un oe r gu es ts at the ltai ne d the W oma n's Clu b, Th ur s-A.H.Lcrwe home;the evening dev a ftern oo n.Mi ss Ka ti e 1lriehr~
was spent at c ards.I M J Tri 1MesdamesJ oe Bandar.1'w1 -?§€ ¢£§. i.m { ; , k ° § ; d A31 ~
Hanc ock.Leo Fnusett.E mi l Fol-
Ien,J ennings West,Ray Tri p-
lett.Ver non Clements. J .A.Jes-
per:ien and W i lli a m ChristensentooktheirsummerstotheClaude
Clements home.Friday .After-
wards thev play ed Dinochle.
sang n so lo
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Mr .and Mr s.E d Christensen
were Tuesday evenine visitors a t
f " ' q y 1 g " " "'=""" r f the E lme r Bratts h;;_,'r;;.-in Ills irr
:h ( H E g Mr .and rs.1 : s m oennz
R C ~nnd Bily , daGeo;fRe and Gertshld
.5 \ll:. .'z <1 spent un y ternoon a t e.\..'....i§11{....Zi i§...\f.§$ 'ii ...§`.i`$Her be rt K°§!m §f °" '" ' "1 i° ¢ "" '. i i.
on he r blrthd nlr. Frid ay . nt Marc h Mr . a n d rs.rsuncis 0 e n ic
school
and Loss Jenn :md Duline wereA i ms Mi lle r wa s h o ste s s to the l" i8 i "° " 'a t the Gilb ert Johnson
Paruo Club Thu rsd av nfte:n oon .'l"°" "'f " S E"" "dy F.5
Dlli ri hn nd l Mr s.§°;:§;fd Jensen,.s f f ` ° 3 f i . .'I.'.§'§.."wii'ii""h§§'°T='£.§'{`.`
oro y ..th ... 'were s..».d.1`i`."'i..'.§'.1...- n.3Si§ <»i"ii3'.L:n":;.":P'f..E,'¢..S*Catherunp hospi-
E.Ms tze n ho me we re mr .1Mrs.Rudo lph Ma tz n and E i l
and Mike Chis tens en o f Blair.
Mr s.Ne a l Vir ge nhi ll an d c
dr en o f Omah a vi si te d Mr .
Mr s .He nr y La u tr u p an d Dc
Sunday .mx..: Mu n Glnhmidt and Mrsl
0."H1¥a1;}T:their air
Mrs. Park Smith,in Omaha. E
day.Mr. and Mrs.Soren Wolsn
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h u buuutlhd stats park::md rocnuiian grounds d u m ;weak-ondn
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SEND r o n r m :NEBRASKA TOUR-O-GRAPE
A n u r .~I ~ -ko mpmi nd p d du o sto i bo n tu wsr u c umi c mq mun d nmu ia n u in p az k a
\ n m- u | 1 a b 1 | - 8 ¢ a d i o u y wn \ o d n y a n d a u : : 1 ¢ li ° 1 l' i l !¢BlH.QBI.l»l
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WEDNESDAY'I`I{lRSIL\Y
April 2-3.'. ' xl mion I0-30¢:I.a.
t n o n i nmr
ubricating Oils ~
Direct To You!
> .Lubri cati ng 0 119 For Every Pur pose
Autom obiles - - Tractors - - Household Uses
e e 0 >ln Past Years A l..argf5§6a >nageOf
H o l l y V a c u u m C u t D i s m i i a M o t o r 0 1 l s
H a s B e e n U s e d I n T h e B l a i r V i c i n i t y
At Present W e Have No Local Dealer To Care
For Th e Req ui rem en t:of Ol d and New
Customers.W e W i l l S h i p T o Y o u D i r e c t - » -
-.»A n d S a v e T h e D e a l e r - ' s P r o f i t
" V ' I "| ' = :m 1=~T e l I U e Y e u r R e q u l n m s n u B y M n l l
F u l l D e t a i l s U p o n R e q u e s t
~ ~me South shvinit Us When ln L=...,J'f?°°"" Nelaruk
L u b~Spring Work ll At Hand!Your ubrlee on Pro lemeShould Be Cum! For At Once
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BASIL RATHBOHE
Aho-Action on lee Sporf lie;-I,
and Carman.
ulu||u||||m|\\|m|||||\mnnmumllll\
an d Mr s.I..E.Larsen.um \Au.\\. """""r entMr . a n d Mr s.M g Hansen and ~ w i t h h ; : r e ; l ; n t 5 g g v m
daugh ters spen t Pm as ' at the A r» | Mm D. Kn ight and sister, Mrs.
nolni Hansen home.Mr and . Mrs . willi am Smith.Mr .WesterfraardChn s Han se n wer e Sun da y d in ner -was a caller a t th e Emest.Fer-
sruests there.and Mr .and M m 'Igugen home th at day .A H ll Idaaymsvengirenwerecae m Sun Mr .an d Mrs .Ha rr y J a hn el an d
W alter J ahnei o f Tek ama h.M r
Mr .and Mr s.J ames Andersen .c eleb rated thei r silver weddin g an- "f'd " a . * $ . " " J £ t; e l0 md L { § D l £ . : §
niversary i n W ashington,s w f - ,g W alwr YChR;"i 5ensen
""{1f"".'&1E'"M..Mi lto n Carlb%1`iI`Miss Marararet Fo le v *"'f*"" the
week-end in Oma h a sh0DD1lJiL andand Gene and Mr . a n d Mr s .Ea r l.. i tin wi th he r sister Doro thyJensen were guests at ghe Haruld| ':1f' Qr (1nfhnrine'n IIosbitnl.n
to America
The Ford Motor Com§any's
business has a lwa y s be e n to
serve the needs of the American
peo ple. In prov idi ng the m wi th
low-cos t transporta tion for the
pa s t 3 8 y a n, we ha v e de v e l-
oped one of the oountry's larg-
nt a nd mo s t us e ful i nd us tri a l
units . During at national e mer-
gency, we feel that these facili-
ti a sho uld be de vo te d wi tho ut
raerve to our count.ry's needs.
To w a r d t h a t e n d w e started
rolli ng months ago , wi th the se
reads: _
1 A $21,006,000 Ford nirplnne en-gine factory, sand only 6 monthsego, in narly completed. Production
will mn wi th nn initid order for
4,236 eighteen cylinder,air-oooled,
doublerow, ndid en§ne|.
2 We ue building n new $800,000
Ford magnuinm nlloy foundry,
one of the few in the country. It isshadyproducinglightweightnit-
plme mgine ustinp.
3 Amy renonnxlssnnce can -mili-
tnry vehicles oi nn endrely newty pe --ue ro lli ng o i specind Ford
nnembly lines at the nee of more
than 600 a month. We have produned
Army mE an and bomber service
trucks.
4 'Due gnvemmem hu given the
"go-nhend"Ind wo rk in now
under f the fu!'wry or conetrucuonol nn $11,000,000 lord plantno produce bomber mlrlnnn
nnanblia by mn: produc-
dnn mahodn-
L
5 Several months ago work vu
mrwd. on our own initintive, onnn entirely new 1500 horsepowe' ek-pllne engine specially duigned fa
mm production. This engine is now
i nthe ue s tmge mdplnns nre bdnx
developed for producing it in lun
quantities when md if needed.
5 A Fond siren!! np tice schoolhu been es¢nbl.lshe§,';`¢r\ln 2000
nudems et n time.
That is a report of progress
to date.
The experience and facilitia
of this company can be used
to do much of the job which
America now needs to get done
in a hurry .
Our way of'woi-king, which
avoids all possible red tape, eu-
abla us to get results and get
the m fast.Thi s benefits --vers
of our products and workers
who produce them.
We are ready to make any-
thi ng we kno w h o w no ma k e ,
to .ma k e i t t o the li mi t o f o ur
capacity if need be, no make it
a s i s s ta s w e c a n go ,a n dn>s ta rt
the ne x t j o b whe ne v e r o u r
c o \mtry ns k .1 u .1 t o .Andt o th i .t
end, we know we ha ve the full
co nfi de nc e a n d lo y a l
suppo n of the wo rkme n
througho ut o ur plants.
Jensen home. Sunday afternoon.Mn a n d Mr s .An d re w Svend-
word and c hildren helned Esther
Hansen c elebrate her birthday Sat-
urda.;evening; at the A xe l Ha ro
sen ome.hir.and Mr s .Lillarwd Jensenwer e in Omah a S aturd ay e ven in g.
Su nd a y gu e sts o f Mr. an d Mrs .
Ra y mon d Fr en c h wer e Mr s. C . E.
Frenc h and dau ghter, Ethel.Glen Savage o f Oma h a and
Irene Fr en c h o f Fr e mo n t spent
Sunday eve n i n g wi th Mr s,C.E.
Frenc h.Mr s .Cassie Hanesen,Ha rvey
and Haz el, an d Mr. a nd Mrs . Har-
old Sto rk a n d Pe g gy we re s u persmearso f Mr .and Mr s.Gi t o r d
Frenc h.Sunday .
~ ~F5 a
Mr s .Pete J ones attended the
Sty le show in B la ir . F ri da y n ite! -
noon.M n .Jennie Wallac e Of Bla ir
sp e n t th e we e k e nd wi th h e r s o n .
nci
a
d ciniciren and He r ma n Ha ve n
ic k attended the 25th wedding
nmvor sa ry pa rty n t the Georgehwe r h o me ,Sunday even inx.
Mr s.W i lli n m Koenisr spent
Mo nd a y af ter no o n with Mrs . J oh :
Quinlan.Mr .and Mr s .E d Chnstenseuvis ite d a t the Mik e B ron dum ho m'
on W ednesdav eveninflRusselandDu n Western!!!-rspen t S unda y a fter noo n wi th W a!
ly a n d A lvi n V o s .Ven da Christensen returned 1
Dana.o n Thur sday af ter s eve n
davs' illn ess with the ifiu.
Misa Ver nie Honrururscn rturnedto h e r teac hing at Ma ne
school on Thu rnd av af te r n tv
weeks illness.
Mr s.F52 W esteritalrd wa sguesta t o rthd av lunchetvn f
her moth er.Mr s . A . D . K n i g h t
Ir vi ng to n on Saturday .
°"M`i'-f §"ii{-§."1=§-eineia Hovendicli
n "
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ga". l Y l j§.,;.p ,f.**»;'-as
U ~ " " ";
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Russ Wallace.Mrs. G°°f»s° Michelson, who hasbeenvervill,is somewhat im-proved althuumh alll bedfant.Mr.and Mrs.Henry Halstesdl
and children of Sioux City, Mrs.Lgonard Van Wlnkle of gmg u.Virgil Hineline 01 Bellevue.andm a Gnzun wen Sunday dimerxuests at the Chlrles 0. Hinallne
hmnaMr. md Mrs, B0ll»nd__SmiLh en-
~ iéxiinf Theltrs Pnrty I
OmahaThe senior class ol Kennard llinenjoyed a theatnc party, Manda
evening, in Fremont..
Homemnken Elect Offleen At
Meeting
The Homemaken Club met llThursday afbernomi at the home \Mm. Georze Menlnim!~Elocgiqnj
hitdnldat 5-"ui"umm:mr Ijggn 'nl hdd mn um :cumln. Vind Smith Ind dlnlh|Ar.m chosen:Illmum.lin. »-I Eh:_ssynunlr %'f§f¢~°x-f°'\ie»°»'=-"ra E E E
:ons were sunny vmwr ,,.,.A=-gf' >_g»\g- Mgf-n v
r. An N.nw Paulwnmd non vlslled.Sunday. lt theGeo:-xo Nolnon home:M; Nallon
hm bsen nl for some time.Mr. md Mrs. L|Vern¢Smmnmd emldnn attended me funenl
of n relltlvs at Elkhorn, Nehru-
h.Sundny.
Advu¢l»in'\'heEnv.¢r|s|d|¢
Chula Bala W u Blrtlully
CelebnntThosehelplmzChnrlee Batescelebratehisblnhdny,Fridny.evanlmr. wen Me nu. and Mu-damel H. C. Blnco, E. O. FakthlldmdBen.Clyde E.Rosenbaum,Glen Rnunbmm. Helen und Jndltnbaum. .hu RowKay. Roscoe Rnlananblum md Enid.Kelvin Rnwm
I<`0RD MOTOR c0M1>ANY
H
a p ¢ l l l r ~
ma n l
nests Attend
M.A.c. P|.y.
The Mondly Afmernoon C'\ub'|~md phy dny was hdd at theairHighSchoolnudiwrlum,21, mn Mrs. w. J. Knop-- directing the two producdom.
5
W~ R. C- Kuuingtm
To m u A ! a mA meeting of the Wm\m'| Ro-n a m m h m n g m v m b e w e
Frldny dtsmovn,lhmh 23, nz
Sd1dfl¢r'n mu.On the su'Vil\¢oommitioe a n Mn . G.A. Endl-mum.Mn. Wayne Pntnun,md
Hn. Harry Sqapsnlield.A abort
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o . r . a x ¢ - a n n o ;
T' h c 0 . E .g_:..
mt c t a l n e d b y l n .
T u n h y d u r m m .
i n h e r d u d u l s h ~R-.J.Kurdo chlnd
Feer.
H.G.I.».
SHOWER HONORS
uns JOHN BIFFAR
ln. Don Fast, Hines lnxjorla
Smwm and lam Lund wan eo-
hmnua A! the Fm home, FYWY
evening,wmplimsntsry to H n .
John Bilhr, A rwunt bride.The
e v e n t w u l n t b e f o r m d n l i n m
shower, lolluwed by s hmnheon.
Spring flowars provided L mosttimely theme for the deoox-1s8un|,
wmooxfn u m m m n m k d .In
the a m v m li n. B. E. lldlv y -
no \ d| , Hn . um llu dne h,u n .c ml G m , u n w . F . B mp u n ,
Hn . V.F. Bellovn,Mn. Barry
Shadla, ln. mm C. K-law. lin.
Rdph Vinton, nmi ln. John Sut-
icn.Tha Girl Scout! and Bwwn-
ie troop mx oelaetlonn between
the phyl.llembcn of the Girl
Scouts, who in npomored by tha
Club, sho lervsd u unherl. '
Hn. Curl Pieper will be hostel!
t
was Hn .F`ndI.Km¢h md\|'_y-|.
| & u D ¢ h m m ¢W d n | y h
" l * h ' ¢ \ * ° ' 0 m l h .
|'wereN.rl.
[ r l Al l n d
arhlna da t
Vinton, Tuesday at tha Dxvld
Noni: home, we re Mr. nadHtl.Hurry Kzlly ol Phnaoe.'
Dr.W .l!.Di vo llltte mdedxre -
l l n h n n e u d a n m u m d l n
RUURBUI ul s
In Gn n | | r . Imn ,n t m1 d n ¢m
Bhlr o nlo a dny
l l r a n d l n . E d A r h l l m d l r
|ndln|.Jo\:nSut.\urhndntundod
the lhrrlngn Cl\lbP¥°l¥`\m inOmahgs ntmdly av mi nxmwhi ch
L\xaSutherlmdlt.ookp\rt.
Hn n h d Kx | . F n n k Hlghtree
md dxlldren :p mt Sunday with
..._, y m n k t m tha~*<`:.f *;.a n d CS h o p, | p mt t b v n d ¢ -a n d
xmiun luncheon :nd meaning l t t h e m e ~
Kr. and ln. Dlvid Norris vb-
lfsd at Cute: Inks, Snhmhy
Sundxy, wi th Hn. No rth' Ugg,
H n .Ben l e n u d ;l n .l a n d
hu bsen ill but il rvporfad to bl
hnpmving.
M k t Elvsrll Andes-um gp g;from Friday undl Srmdny at th
parental, Pete K. Andehm yum,
At Hamm.Sha vldted vim au.md Mrs . P a m! J d lu- In ul ll.
ma Mn. Raymond Linden of 'Do-hmnh, Wadnudny xlkrnoon.
<
been invited for the event., memo-ing members of the Harman Wm
man's Club.Both playa, "Thin Ice" nnd "Sal-
ly Gets Married", were well en-
acted, and sm most enmeruining af-
an the club, next Monday.Ae umt|
time Mrs. Fsmh-I-U1 will dimma
"Hy Impressions of SupremeCourt", and Mrs. F. II. McVicker
will give a history of the court.
mu um gee-», upon ue. ........,wu presenled with n our-nge of
spring blossoms.The d u h a d
been urelully hidden before Mrs.
Bltfsrs srrlvnl, and fo find themshe followed instructions whleh, ln
turn, were hidden in s my balloon.
The guest list lnelmied Mrs.Bemml Penlsm of Omaha, Mn.
Wslter E. Goehrlng, vm; sanodc.
Norma Lund,Mildred Henle!!
Mm..lack Petersen of Og-nlnlls,
Irene Jensen,Selmn Leng, MnHarold Jolumeon, Mrs. Hu-lm Nel
Kuhr,Cleo Paulsen,Mrs.RayJohnson, Mrs.Hownrd Fairehild
Jeanette Hedelund,Betty Krogh
RuLh Jensen,Enid Jensen, Irene
Winehell,Lavonne Hansen,Ruth
Lund, Elaine Jasoereen. Mary Jean
lpnuwue ,..\.,.._- .. .--
Clhrlls Jahmel InmrdulayClehrmt
Chris Jdmel of Kanmnrd ede-
bnted his hlrthdxy Tuesday ev!-nmg, entenalning for Munn. ~Mesdlmes Willnm Jnhnel,FritzJahnelElmer Hiller, Bob Ander-
sen Torvel Andersen. John Kum-nemsn, Clam Schneider. Ben Voss.a my K n d p wnlmm Jew. Wjd-
uer Japp Fm.: 11419 and families.
Frank Hmdrlekxen and Wilbert
a.rds,a.ndl.\term:J-ieeveninzl
Wrench Maney Club
Holds Luncheon
w a s for me H.cf 1..Clnh,
Thursday when prima wereawarded Mrs. Floyd Hnlstesd end
Mrs. Gear Pdersen.A dessert
luncheon concluded the event.
Brewster Club
The Brewster Club met Mxmh
18 at the home d Mrs. Emil Mab-
zen.The business meeting wasfollowed by an obnervnnce of ln.
Mltzexfs birthday.The nextmeeting will be with Mrs. William
Hlppy Harmony Club
Mrs.Edwerd Quint enlerudned
eleven members ol the HLPPY
Harmony Club,Thursday amer-
son,Laverne Paulsen, Mnrdelle Voss.The time was spent ax W\xlbern,Aprll 30.
1 lunch was served
sr...m. - .r.~..\....M u Henry nnon: nne iz/nest. Mrs. Orva Metz-
ene Bllcuwne nuwi m umnua,Sunday.
Coach md Mn.m o l G u t
spent the weekend in Pierce, Ne~
bmah, with Hn. Gut's peru!!-I,
Mr. md hire Richard Hits.
Kenneth Pound hu been quite
i llthls we e hmdls e o n fhe dwhi l
home on East Colfax llleet.
Dr. md Mu. Norman K. Rath-
msnn and Joan moved this week
from East Lincoln street to theirnew home in the Paulsen addition.:
Mr. and Mn. Henry Jensen en-
teruined lt anis ,Int evening
(Wednesday),101'the members of
*he Pinochle Club.
Mm. Glen Nieholson is able tolbe up :gain this week. after luv-\
lim: sulfemd a severe stuck of thal
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Mina Jann Hemphill, Univeuky
»! Nebruh freshman, :pant dm
meek-end w'E1.h~her p u m a ,Dr.
md Mn.w. F. Hemphill m nlemphlllv u n u mt l y initiated
nto the Pl Bm. Phi sorority.
Gnettl at tha Rev. C. E. HnxmltuuMme, fmm Sunday undl
Neaday morning,v m Mn.
Hnmilwrfl hmthsr-ln~l$w and
Aster, Mr. md Mrs. A. J. Hlyeu.
ul Corydon, Ima.
Vidtnru during the week to lee
Mn. Cul F. Koltermm were Rev.H. C, Jul Frese. Min M;rl|.n Nel-
lon,Mrs.Catherine Siart,Mins
Qhrgnret Von_Lnnk1m, Mrs. Hayes
Guests at ihe home of llr. ul
M n .Hu-old Rlhbut,Blmdlr.
were Mr.and llrs.W ll li l l'
Schwlntk,ll r.m d Mn.A.w.Knaater, Min Winnie Bethko, mil
Min Alma Rllzbasa ol Wat Point
The ooctllon wu A eelebnBxm nl
the hows bxrmmy.
Mr,m d Mn.Carl KolharmmanwrhlnedSnndxy for llr. md
Mrs.Frederick Koltermnn mdtwin sons, Runnin and Donnk, nlWahoo.Herbert Koltemlnn mi l
Misa Mlmlle Prater of Humbolél,
Nebraska.Hrs. Al Collins and thme chil-
dren of Yankwn, South Dnknh.
and her brother, Erwin Strlcklett
at Minneapolis,Mirmembn.nr-1-iwd mrlv this week w rpmd
d, Marjorystew-
liss Alma Soren-elwin Dunlap of
N CLUB
S ELECTED
ion clubs of they elected officers
f the week.Waldron, assisted
ir-s. Alfred Baker,
Idyll Hour Club.
|,when officersfollows: president,
.nsonl leader A,
orskov; leader B,lmuelson;reading
m McM|.hon; sec-Mrs. J. B. Hall;
Irs.Walter Krug-
Mrs. Ernest John-
:o Club met with
Iruger,Thursday.
xggq- acting as as-to we fifteen
four guests,Fol-non,"Problems o!
ol",the followingamed: Mm. Alben
secretary-treasurer
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m m dolls ........., ........ . . . .Suverkrubbe and Mrs.George
Heuermann entertained members
of the Wranch-Maney Women's
Club at a one o'clock luncheon at
the Heuermann home, ThursdAY-
Ollicers for the coming yearwereelected,with Mrs. Arthur
Nelson chosen as president; Mrs.
Harold Morht,vlce-president:
i;;T;l.s';.'.;..¢;t
lThe table decorations followed
al Ieaon of the praent series, en-titled "Discipline or Guidance". w8Bpresented for discussion.Present
were Meadames Arthur Hansen.
William Voss,William Koenig.
Robert Foley,Lawrence Robes.
and hed Westergaard.At an
election of officers, Mrs. Foley was
re»elected president and Mrs
Rabea and Mrs. Hansen were re-tained as leaderil.
R. G. Wiese,Kennard,
Celebrates Birthday
R. G.Wieae of Kennard ob-
served his 76th birthday. SundaY-
entertaining during the afternoonand evening for Messrs. and Mes-
dmnes Will Japp and Rudolph.
Walter Japp and family,Paul
Wulf and family, Clarence Wiese,Feninand Wleee. Fritz Japp andfamily,Mrs. Catherine Jspp and
Ed,Hans and Henry Wiese.
George Boock, Arthur and HEDYY
Wieso of Kennard;Messrs.and
Mrs. James Metzler. secretary; and
Mrs. Neil McClan|.ha.n, treasurer,the Easter theme.Later, the fin~i
l r. A. c.Mrs. Ed Akell was chosen preai~
dent of the Peaceful A!ternoonClub at the annual election of ot-
ficers,when the club met Last
'Thursday with Mrs. Floyd Strick-
lett.Mrs.John Sutherland was
named secretary-treasurer,Lesd~
ers are as follows:project lead-
ers, Mm. Arkell and Mrs. Floyd
Marshall;social leader,Mrs.'Charles Hurdt; and music leader,
Mrs. John Jensen.Miss Ruth Wolfe, home demon-
stration agent, will teach the club
how to make cakes without anoven,next Thursday.Mm.Ed
Arkell will be hostess.
DeSoto (Slab
Mrs.Charles H l n e l i n o wasnamedpresident of the DeSoto
Women's Club,Thursday,when
the annual election was conducted
at the home of Mrs. Joe gully.
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flu.
John Carter spent Friday inPlattamouth,where he was an
ovemight guest at the home of his
brother, Claude Carter.
Mr. and Mrs.Kenneth Balmer
spent Sunday in Omahl. visiting
among friends, and returning that
evening to Blair,
Mn. N. T, Lund WAS ,hostess tx,imembers of the Lutheran Guild at
the regular meeting,Wenesday
afternoon.
Deputy Sheri!! and Mrs. Carl F.Olson entertained at dinner, Sat-
urday evening, for Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Jensen and children, Sharon
and Billy, ol Fremont.
Mr. and Mrs. Hy Rabbsss and
M.and Mrs.R.Rnbbass anddaughter, Fayne, of Wisner were
guests Monday of Mr.and Mrs.
Harold Rabbaaa-
Mr. and Mrs. Joe DeVinney en
tertained,Saturday evening,foi
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Siert.The De
Vlnneys were afternoon callers
Monday, at the Will Reeh home.
Mr.and Mrs. Solen McDonal<
and children visited in BensonSunday, with Mrs. McDonald's sis
ter.Mrs.Lawrence Pettit am
Rosenbaum,Mi s s Be ulah Robarts
o f Bla ir ;Frederic k Ko i ts r mn n o f
W ahoo; Mrs. L y le Dexter an d Mrs.
E .B. Cha mb erlain o f Omah a.
To The Voters Of
Ward Two
City Of Blair
As my name has been entered an a candidate
for City Council, I am asking yo u r suoport.
lf elected, I will strive to merit your trust by
giving you honest,clean service I favor
rigid economy as far as it is in my power.
Having served as councilman for a nu m be r
of yearn I feel that I c a n represent you and
the city at large in a manner that will please
you.
Your Support Will Be Appreciated
JOHN MOORE I
City Election Next Tuesday,Aprii Int
several ~dws ~th their mother,
Mrs.Lyle Stricklett,and otha:
relatives.
Pieper, Luna Lun
art, Mrs. Feer, L
sen and Mrs.D
Denver, Colorado
ARLINGTO]
OFFICERJ
Several arwnsArlington vicjnit
the latter part oMrs. Kennethby her mother, D
cnLerhi.\1ed Lhe
Friday after-noorwere elected as .
Mrs.Arlyn Joh
Mrs. Clarence N
Mrs.Emory Saleader,Mrs.To:
r.-mrwtraasumr.
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DRUG SPECIALS
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The Stewa~ P~macy
PABLUM
251: Size ..19c
50c Size 390:
Super D
Cod Liver Oil
I5 oz.45c
8 oz. S96 16 oz. $1.39
60c Murine .....49c
Mineral Oil
Pints 49c Quarts S5c
N h !
Epson Salts, 5 lbs.29c
l1 Star RazorBlades ..254:
1-3 offPrep Sale
3ZSc Tubes .__..... ..2.3¢
350 Jars ._......231:
$1 Giant Jars ._.,.,.79c
Best Grad~ pint - asc
Milk Magnesia, PL 391:
PAINT AND VARNISH
BRUSHES
All Kinds-A\I Siu:
we w $1.35
Formaldehyde
1 lh. Bottles _..,25c
Sodium Fluoride
1 Ib. Cans .__...25c
W r i g h t ' s Sm o ke
65c Size ..591:
$1.00 Size 89c
I - I A M P I C K L E
50c~$1.00
Smoke With Meat Snlt andSugar Cure _10 lbs.$1.20
A S P I R I N
100-5 gr. Tablets ......29c
Wall
35c Bromu Quinine 27c
Can 1012, 3 for ...25c
60c Alkaseltzer ..-....49c
35c Vicks Vapo Rub 29c
100 Hinkle Pills .19c
L e e ' |P o u l t r y
R E M E D I E S
GE RM OZONE
40c 75c $1.50 $2.50
VA PO S PRAY
501:75¢$1.25
ACIDOX 50c-$1.00
u o Us E P OW DE R 25C
PICK P MJ TE
25c 60C
LE E M ULS IONS
501:$1.00
No. l Liquid
S T O C K D I P
P e r G a l .85c
D R Y D I P
3 lbs. 250;10 lbs. 75c
. . . , .- - ,_. . - -. . _trader:Mrs.Henry To-ebben,mu -
sic leader;M m .W i lli a m Fran ke.
hea din g lead er; an d Mrs. E. W . C.
\3tork,news reporter.5 Mra.Robert Kelly and Mr s .
qlilanche Woods Keller were co~
hostesses at a me e ti n g of the So
and So Club.a t the Ke lly home,
Thursday Mr s.Ke ller gave a
brief review of the book, "Nebras-ka Co as t", a nd the g ro up studied
" C a m of Children".A t the an-
nual elec tion of officers,Mr s.
Ha r r y Ha m ms n g was chosen
president; Mrs. M. E. W inset, vic e
president;Mr s.Robert Utte rba c k,
,sec retary -treasurer;Mr s.Gordon
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fordinsnd Puls an d Dorothy Mrs. W . C. Linde n. repre senting
W C h te at B la ir , pm-Viese of Oma ha.the . R .. c a n rLuncheonsweresen 'ed by Mr s is en te d the c lu b with a flag .Th e
L G.W ies e d uri ng the &IU>1'l\0Ull|ext»ension lesson was then present-
nd evezning.A be auti ful. dec orat- ml by Mr s.Sully an d Mr s.P o w
cl birthday cake,bearing '76 Jones.Th e c lub wi ll me e t a t the
nndles,wa s p r es e n ted th e hun-Charles Hine line home,Ap r i l 3,
free by Mr s.As mu s Wiese o f lwi th Mr s .Ralph Hins li ne as h os t-
ilsir.I ess.
hptlst Ili isni tm Cir c le lhf er imy x Projec t Club
Assisted by Mr s.Charles Mc -
J omb and Mr s .Ma r y Pate.Mrs.
Henry Christensen wi ll entertsin
nembers o f the Baptist Mlsmon '
'Tinl¢=.this (Thur sday )afternoon.
Me mb e rs o f th e Me r i my x P r o j-| ec t mst at f- he h ome of Mr s. C hris
W1-ich,Thur sday af te mo on ,to
elec t Mrs. John Stork as president;
Mr s.Ha r old Stork, vic e-presidgrlt;
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en.dr.and Mr s .W ay ne Dudgel
l b aby a nd Mr s. Du dge tn fu Pi
s, Mr . a n d M m .I m Miller, 1
Audubon,Io wa ,spent Mcmd:
Blai r wi th Mr . D ud g eo n 'a fa t
Roy E. Du dge on, an d f ami ly .
John Hic key , educ ational advi
a t the CCC c amp, a ttended
strict educational c onference hx
I t we e k i n M a n h a tt a n , K l u m
a returned to Blnir, F&'lday .
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STEWARTS
DRUG SPECIALS
PABLUM
251: Size ..19c
50c Size 390:
W r i g h t ' s Sm o ke
65c Size ..591:
$1.00 Size 89c
Super D
Cod Liver Oil
I5 oz.45c
8 oz. S96 16 oz. $1.39
Wall
60c Alkaseltzer ...-....491:
I - I A M P I C K L E
50c~$1.00
Smoke With Meat Snlt andSugar Cure _10 lbs.$1.20
Mineral Oil
Pints 49c Quarts S5c
Can 1012, 3 for ...25c
100 Hinkle Pills .19c
A S P I R I N
100-5 gr. Tablets ......29c
60c Murine .....49c
l1 Star RazorBlades ..254:
35c Bromu Quinine 27c
:~:1 _R u b b i n A l c o h o l
Best Grade, pint _39c
Epson Salts, 5 lbs.29c
L e e ' |P o u l t r y
R E M E D I E S
GE RM OZONE
40c 75c $1.50 $2.50
VA PO S PRAY
501:75¢$1.25
ACIDOX 50c-$1.00
u o Us E P OW DE R 25C
PICK P MJ TE
25c 60C
LE E M ULS IONS
501:$1.00
35c Vicks Vapo Rub 29c
1-3 offPrep Sale
3ZSc Tubes .__..... ..2.3¢
350 Jars ._......231:
$1 Giant Jars ._.,.,.79c
Milk Magnesia, PL 391:
No. l Liquid
S T O C K D I P
P e r G a l .85c
PAINT AND VARNISH
BRUSHES
All Kinds-A\I Siu:
we w $1.35
So d iu m Fl u o ri d e n a y n u '
1 Ib. Cans ~3lbs.250<.10lbS. 75c
Formaldehyde
1 lh. Bottles ....._..,25c
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No other
its :nc;f":'
hand" :Y :
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On: 1enjoyed by
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Paying by check il the
American way, and R il
made poedbll by the cum-
bined facilitin oiiho 15,000
odd members of our sydam ol hd#
pendant, loc... !:'-\--.
;\.sz in the woxld-even hz
212 days ofpoaeo-CN!
..cn ohscksinaysnr, or
11:2 number... :sl valuable pdviloqnl
5.21: average citizon in thh
L U T H E R A N C H U R C H
Ken na rd and W u h i n g to lh Nebr.
P.C.J P 120ensen,as rAt Ke nnnrd : Sun day S c hool and
Bible Class at 10 A.M. and c hurc h
servic e a t 7:45 R M .You ng Xeo pllfa meetinir Fr ldli f
evening,uri]4,a t th e ho me o f
J ames Andreasen.
1 . ..-~~_».-._~~di e l y . q wc kl y , c o n v e n i e n tl y , md !
" " 'low cod.
WASHINGTON
County Bank
mith will have charge of the pro-'
g t g ,.:.:~ru.R o y T . d i i r l c p a t r i c k w i l l l e a d '
.d e vo t i o n s a n d M i s s F r a n c e s
Mrs Ed Gnuee, secretary;Mrs.
Gifford French,treasurer;M m
I-Liulend Nelson,leader A;Mrs.
cou le were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
MISS GRAVES WED
L. E. Larsen, leader B; Mrs. l:low~»
nerd Jensen, reading loader; Mrs.
.ee liansen, music leader; and
AT PL ATTs 1 v l 0 UTH~; ,,; ;. L ll la r d J 1 heme r~
On .I M Geo KohMies Joyce Graves, daughter ofJr 3 "n VEB r'
.,presenMr.and Mrs.Wayne Graves °f\Plans were made for the annul!
M .issoun Valley, Iowa,and P~€*|achievement proerwi zo be held
Sanders, son of Mr. and Lira. Wil- at the Legion Hal;in A1nnggm,
liarn Sanders of Missouri Valley, April 27_M1,,Harllnd Nelson
were married Sunday afternoon, will be hostess o the club on
Merch 23, at Plnttamouth, Nebrae- Thursday.
lm.the weddin taking place atfiveo'clock.ccompanying theC-Dlby Club
Mrs.J.P Rhea entertainedpEnger of Blair.
The bride, who will be remern~bered by many friends in this M-
cinity,resided in Blair for fiveyears while attending Blair High
School.The family moved to
Missouri Valley in 1938.
twenty members of the Colby Cor-ner Community Club,Thursday
afternoon, when the annual elec-tion of officers wls held.Mn.
Grover Wilkins was reelected to
the presidency.A most interesting Nebraska
ing a short. nsvisw of a Nebras-kan's book, or ielling of Lhe lilo
of a Nebruka Author.
The Club will meet with M n
Chwrwy Way, Thursday, Apri\8
Advaftian in The &xtervrlle
I§é={é§fs1é`n1&§1Qg,`Eéaaef B
WRITES SPORTS FOR
BXILY NEBRAsKAN\
Chris Petersen, son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. J. Petemen of Blair, wasnamed recently as sports editnr ofthe "Daily Nebrasksn", university
campus psper ol more than 7,000
students.Petersen will carry his
new duties in addition to the newseditor position which he already
hulds,Continuing w appear daily,
as of the past two years, will be
his column, "Scrap irony".
Listed among his other actisdties
are membership on the StudentCouncil, secretary of the lnterfra-
temity Council.membership lnCorn Cobs, editor of the Prater-
nity Digest, and president ol the
Progressive faction, campus poli-
tical party.He is a member ol
Kappa Sigma, social fraternity.
and is registered in Arts and
Science college sa a junior.
COUNTY TEACHERS'
PICNIC PLANNED
Town snd rural fnqulty membersof this county will be entertained
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PAINT AND VARNISH
BRUSHES
All Kinds-A\I Siu:
we w $1.35
Formaldehyde
1 lh. Bottles ....._..,25c
Sodium Fluoride
1 Ib. Cans .__...25c
J. Harold Stewart, Manager
on May 6, it was armo~nced this
week;members ~the county
hosts.Softball, races, and other
contests will provide as pleasant
recreational hour, and later a pic
nic lunch will be enioyei A si.mi-
lar event was held last spring, also
under the auspices of the school-
men.
uoUsE POWDER 25C
PICK PMJTE
25c 60C
LEE MULSIONS
501:$1.00
Mrs. Clsnence Miller of Council
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bruce.
Mr.and hQr=s.Jack Bruce re-
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~|21 U:weeks huninesa trip to Denver
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3 lbs. 250;10 lbs. 75c
:I :I 1t u r n e d M o n d a y f r o m t h e B i a i r
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Mr .and Mr s .Ve rn on F .BeI~
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father,Cec il Boughn,and fa mi ly .
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PAINT AND VARNISH
BRUSHES
All Kinds-A\I Siu:
we w $1.35
Formaldehyde
1 lh. Bottles ....._..,25c
Sodium Fluoride
1 Ib. Cans .__...25c
J. Harold Stewart, Manager
on May 6, it was armo~nced this
week;members ~the county
hosts.Softball, races, and other
contests will provide as pleasant
recreational hour, and later a pic
nic lunch will be enioyei A si.mi-
lar event was held last spring, also
under the auspices of the school-
men.
uoUsE POWDER 25C
PICK PMJTE
25c 60C
LEE MULSIONS
501:$1.00
Mrs. Clsnence Miller of Council
Bluffs, Iowa, visited Sundny with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bruce.
Mr.and hQr=s.Jack Bruce re-
No. l Liquid
S T O C K D I P
P e r G a l .85c
~|21 U:weeks huninesa trip to Denver
Colorado.
M r s .R e e d 0 ' " H n n l Q ¢ 1 J r . , a n d i n -
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D R Y D I P
3 lbs. 250;10 lbs. 75c
:I :I 1t u r n e d M o n d a y f r o m t h e B i a i r
Ho lpi tnl.
Mr .and Mr s .Ve rn on F .BeI~
lows an d c hild ren sp ent the we ek-
en d in Pen de r wi th Mr s .Bellows'
father,Cec il Boughn,and fa mi ly .
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get n 'rurnnu mu-rruss in a
stunning new Regency design
lt a unumiond nvingl 0md.i~
mrily yon'd pay many dollnrl
more for the mperb sleeping
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mmm-un. n ndvuliled in dm
Indie? Hama Iaurnd.
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m n cams Gray °! Tehml-\>`Aunmm lentured ul. activitiesuncle:-vent n mnjor apex-ldon MI" Midland College thls week, md
_.- .._.._.m-.x.....|.., .¢¢m.;_u..,4.\-. .mann wan nn nxclm-ree V/inning Essays Chosen
dr iv e¢ r , th ld o ct o r ,t iu " llr . Bmlt h
i n W u h i n ¢ t o n , t h e b o y and gir
».z t.ho Stat¢U. ,:h¢lm<:b-1|
girl.a n d th e groc er a n a ll f o
o n e - - o n e f c r r n ll.W a a n n o t . .d a v u d u i n t h e d s y z o f k o m g ~
I~th the ~petua ~van py mdhinnlof hands m u m me lndivfniblo.
I !our Lsbors us unified nm Min Florence Holstein o'F Atl-I Bl!if HQKPIIII,l'¥UU\wl\\»:v"'~|:r|u::5wu'W SL i11¥~'tion.' DOW-Mrs. Fred I. Krogh, assisted by Margimt Wen and Melba llc-
Mrs. Ruth Murdoch und Hrs. Al- Clellm were member; ol the col-
Hurdt had Feet, entertained the 0. E. lege's (i n t intercollegiate girls'
xmem-S. Kensington.Cut prize went bnxanaketboll team ln Midland hin-
Wed-Mrs. Fred sau.ry,IA I l\edMr.md M m.John ;l°th§l'luld\M §1§'§u"...d». SCQMXE' bauvziqet.
me °f o f Bla ir "PP"-""\on nveu '1'l-mmday, with 21 uther nuanmu
er u\d'll~l¢Q\urrie Mgrrlage Club px-o~ athletes.Spangler earned his
1-1 J cram at the city wdlwrlmn inlirst varsity letter al. the collage
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Mr. and Mrs.Charlesmlschool,¢1§»`fk{§ `a uyig whatT¢\\n f\n l.n.u .tuc ~=~" '"r""'_ ',f and ngurc, »=»--rs-f-'--- uw ->-»--v ---~--- ~: f h a V . F . W . A u x l l l a f y ~ of the }wds¢-P°dir¢ of """"§;*°'bow and hqf
ive- of emotrgnu,rf tidealg 3;_~=~~»g ~°g§ 335 _g
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mm me Plfww """' qui nte t ms J umur """ "" "" ""M. md' Mrs. LeRoy BYes. wa are free to'\..:\w ¢~.lnos-en honor athlete ill? 1115 ~_ ur..-..A u:uct
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. F. W. Auxiliary.The winners
are Harriet Sunds ol the Marten
chool who wok tint ww; Betty
tlmpson,Blair,:ml Anne Mc-
ruarrle, Blair.
Flrai Place Wlxmer
We Us the Amerlan people.
'HE people-A penplel What xworlddsymbolismliesbehindhit term.Nvt the PEOPLES
a t ONE people.hillllqm and
millions of us each dxynbep uplmnlder to shoulder to our kbs
hom all the four quarters ol the
world we hav¢come-hom Eng-and,(mm lmly,from Afrlox,
from China. from Germany, homSouth Amerim.We vary m phy-
. n
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not seek on other shores, in other
med living has come-The millions of mils or mammallaugh to love, to work to play, rn
to live and enjoy liberty. and in so
e»§i'ae¥§1>! the "D" club, duringKyears of combined toll,How my neunumns W ........-..W _,______. _'. ''.hisrican People.w ma join me with n l me anrm only u small hit_of a W"-known people in our land who are
."' ." l"' .' "°.. i '5 i § ' ~ ~ dl l o n l y l a t h e a r t l "gy a wonde r
ypca o on|_.'th lan hl waves abitsMy design fits '"" °i il:r'ightetlli's4a; ofwuniflcation fi-oml
m of my mother's farm fam- city to city.Bu; most of all whatom- family o a part of del. slvry in my bean. ls the symbol
rn of the County, Ol the 5°"°'\of one hope,one ideal,one dg g ; r g ,la \=fg,y*;~§= mocracy.One Nation indivdsrbla
n nz v mgw a e -nm-1 t s dr.zricln People.e un
iok t us, please.My father S,,,,,m| pl W1mozherar,off Danish and ace nner
man descent.We are farm-\We are as one.We cannot be
;hbors of men and women of devidsd nor interposed upon.We
lish, French and Swedish ex-lure not lorty»eight separate and
tion..We speak a common individual states utterly independ'ent of each other, we arg forty-.edght United S tates. bound togetli.
'e r b y th e h a n d o l Go d to s u r vi ve
' o r perish wg e th e d w a y a s s
\ q n e _
guage.We till our soil in thelemanner,aided and abetted
tho same educational agencies.
contour our hill sides;werket our com.The labor is
one great physical effort ln-
isible and not to be broken u-
der.'h very rain my father con-ves on the slopes beyond ournfortablehomenourishesthe
~n which presently amidst the
lr of giant truck wheels will be
me to eastem markets.Ourghborsare likewise engaged.
rough the efforts of my father,x friends, and a nation like
em, untold numbers willbe (edin
ew York's East Side, in Ala-I
ma,in Colorado,in Mexico.
Nothing can destroy our unionwhich is guarded and protected by
[the Constitution, no fifth column-|ists or un-Amedoan activities will
be able to sever the bonds that
hold us, no foreign invaders. nor
i-noefnal upheavals can change us
many small. separate units.
[ell in shame before the barbarian
onslaught because her people
'among the lower classes were en-slaved by the wealthy,because
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from one nation indivisible into'
i Nations rise and fall due to'
,economic clrcomstances.Rome
doing find divine marinus.
When men are free, they naed.h
' elands, for any new form Ol gov
ernment.And we are freel l
When someone doddes to dlvlde
our United States into distinct and
separatg units, let him nm step
up on any one of the millions of
American youth, like rnysd!whobelieves in the American wiv od
living and as to whether or not it
iran be done.When he hes-ri our
answer, let him try, if he dares,
disaever the bonds that hold usto.1iA.s one, ws rise and cry, "We'
Us satisfied with a unified na-l
tioul Too much is given uain theway oi life and freedom under thepresent system.To fight one of
ua means to tight ua all.We
know that together we stand; di-_
vided we fall,and to quote tba;
words of a famous American, we
know that "We must hang to-
gather,or we shall all hang
alonel"-Bette Anne Stimpson.
Third Place Winner
la ng ago the Ponca Indian
chiefs told their youthful warrior
sons a beautiful legend.Once,
they add,when the world was
young and hatred amongst the--.._1...-rr...n..s..»
junior year.
The following members of the
aslietball squad were recommend-
ed rar awards:Bob Hogzstt, Em-
rson, Iowa; Nelson Boo, Paul and
Bud Peterson and Ernie Hansen.
Portland,Maine;Homer Nielsen,Racine, Wisconsin;Donald Han-sen,Sidney,Montana;Russell
Lund, Blair; Gene Megrue, Tekaf-
mah:managers award:Kenneth
Larsen and Alfred Terr Creti.
COUNTY MEN MAKE
CONFERENCE TEAM
The memben of the East Cen-
trol Nebraska conference held
their annual basketball banquet at
Kennard last week.One hundred
and sixteen comms, players and
fans from Kennard,Herman,Craig,
Fort Calhoun, and Bennington be-
ing present.The program con-sisted of musical numbers by agroup of Kennard students under
the direction of Miss Anita Niel-
ol Dana College and the presenta-
tion ol the coaches' all-conference
team by Supt.Dankle,Benning-
ton, president ol the East Central
econferenc .Those honored by being chosen
lor the
Fackler
_n
all-conference team were
A w Pm-kann of
and Hansen ol. Benning~l
aulluren were uxr.um mrs..-.Johns ol Omaha.Mrs. Irvin Iarenzen of Tekamahi
spent Thursday and Friday i nBlair with F. L. Brown and sons,
Willus and Everett.Mrs.Guy Cook spent Tuesday
and Wednesday ln Omaha withher son and dau\ghtex-ln-law, Mr.i
and Mrs, Kirby Cook and children.
Mrs. Martin Kuhr entertained a
few friends and relatives at an
open house celebration of her
hirthday, lan Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Eomburg
and Mr and Mrs. Rolland Robinson
of Omaha yidted Sunday at theOllie Msréluli home.
Friday afternoon visitors at the
home ol Mrs. John G. Jensen wereMrs. Minnie Nelson and Mr. and
Mrs. George Maynard.
Mr. and Mrs. William Steaven-
son re callers Sunday at the
AllenAllen.Mr. and Mrs. Ed Arkell enter-
Zim
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wehome of Mr. and Mrs.S. Pierce (and daughters and Clyde r
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and Mrs. John Sutherland, Charles 1
Hammer, and Ed Redding ol Mis~
souri Valley, iowa.Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hellwinkle 1
had as weekend guests their son-`
sen?talk by Coach Rufus O\so uined at dinner, Sunday, for Mr. 1
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
E. C. Thompson and daughter, Ra-
mona, oi Omaha.
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mlm lslt Saturday evening.
W. J. su, who lalt Blair De--nber 9th to spsnd the winter m|
lilomia with his son-in-law andughar, Mr. and Mn. Einar ,,,,.\
n at Blue Jay, California, is °*'\
coed to return home early nm
eek.Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Swuuell ab-
nded the Canferace of Nebras-I Church Colleges in Lincoln,
at week-and;they were gneatsI Prof. and Mrs. J. E. Bartley,
mnsr Blah residents.
Min Mnadne Reeves entertained
evsntan members of the Degreef Honor Drill wun. at a back-
mrd party,Thursday evening.'he guests were thdr docking
ackwards, and upar their anrlvsl
were served lunch immediately.
The evening was spent at playing
it. P|\tr'lck's games.
Mr. and Mrs. Chrla Annhrust ofZhlcago, Illinois, spent last week
nnong relatives and friends ln
Blair and Teksmsh, renaming w
;heir home on Sunday; Mrs. Ann-orust will be better nmembered
here as the former Pearl Timm
Before leaving,they dropped in
at The Enterprise office to sub-
....»a\..»ohne Lhev mizht receive a
Vernon Mederhsnry was one of
o leading scorers in the ¢ollege's
lntrunnrsl langue. despite the fmt
thlt he played only about mehal!of the lntramnrsl season.
His play in that lenuga was so§°°<l thx: he 'wus promoted to the
Midland varsity sound.
in éroek Inst sprhm.
th
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Arndt spentSunday in Syracuse vdth relatives.
Mr.and Mrs.Philip 01-lanlon
entertained Wednndny Evening
Bridge Club memben at dinner at
`Koopmxn Inn, last nlght, followed
by elrds.
Visitors, Wsdneadny, st the JohnSchmidt home were Messrs.and
Meadames Wllllsm Schmidt of Om-
shs, J, P. Anderson, Robert Chris-
tensen,Miss Helen Anderson,
Mrs. Clifford Metzler and son ofTekarnsh.Arthur N. Andersen of
Herman was their guest on 'l`hurs»
day.Misa Lola Allen of Blair and
Robert L. Gillett of Wahoo were
married at 2:30, Saturday after-
noon,.st the Baptist parannage,
'with Rev. C. E. Hamilton officiat-
|ing.Mr.and Mrs.Gillett willlmakctheirhomeinBlair.Mr.
New Shipment of
1p g m e s H A T S
$1.95
Latent Styles ln1.,\m1~:s'SILK ORSPUNRAYON
D R E s S E S
$1.95 to $4.95
NEW SLACKS
Uvau lif ul Colors
$1.00 to $1.95
PHOENIX HOSE
- ~ - Always Top:
Von Lanken
Apparel Shoppe
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Buy Your Little Girl
sH\RL¥}EMPL
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P o l: E A S TE R
$1.00 To $1.95
E
8C!.'1~ ,:..."weekly letter from home".Both Gillett is employed by the newMr. and Mrs.Amibrust are em-\bomber plant at Fort Crook.At-
ployed at the Cook County Hospi-tcndantri at the wedding; were Mr.
tal in Chicago.and Mrs.Harvey E.Iieinzcrling.
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Specials for Friday and Saturday
300-PHONE °00
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Open for inspection-refrigerated lockers.
See how you can have your own fresh meat
the year round without any canning or
smoking.
AP PL ES
Fancy Wineups
4 Lbs. 234:
STRAW -
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Fresh FrozenBox 281:
Poiawes, Collblers, Hom egrown, Pk.2lc
Prunes, Santa Clara, 3-lb. Cello Bag Zlc
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Ghana or Cxn l I vCarton
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Crackers, Sunray Soda, 2-lb. Box ...
Peanut Butter, Raretreat, Qt. .
Sardines, Tomato or Mustard, Tall Can
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Tom atoes, Hand Pack, 3 No. 2 Cans ~
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PORK
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Lean and Mvnty
Lb. 200
\le lénowledge my father and his
iends have benefits everymexican.He and they are the
mericnn People-s design for
ring,a unit,a one indivisible.
ln my lunch box, even without
inking,I draw fonh the com-ned eflorla of a nation.My
-an e is a visible si of theggn'lification o l Squth and Wes l
ie planter, the trucker, the corn-rission man, the grocer, my fath-
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CHICK FEEDS
R i c h I n V i t a m i n s
You are putting vitsmins A-B-
ll-l-I-G and controlled smounts
uf proteins, cxrbohydntes. (sts
and minerals to work building
poultry and erm profit! for you.
when you feed your chicks the
scivntilically hslnnerd VICTOR
Cl\lCK FEEDS. Begi nni n g
now. he sure to feed your flockVICTOR CHICK FEEDS.
Blair Flour Mill
Flour - Feeds - Cereal - Sail
Sorensen Bros.
Phone We
White 223 Deliver
,they were not alloweu xreeuurngund the necessities of life.The
Bourbon throne tuttered in 1789
and plunged into an abyss o l
_internal confusion and terrorlwhenMme. Guillotine reared her
bloody head and sounded the death
\ knell for those who had subjugated
the common men and denied them
food and water md a decent place
to rest their heads.When Ger-
lmany lay wounded alter the mv-
,nges of the World War.when
worldng and living conditionswereattheirlowest ebb and
men's minds were filled with
doubts and fean,s "little"man
ivamo fonh from the shadowy
ranks ol the army and whispered
s way out.Thev were down and
discouraged.They would try
anything to get food and drink.
That little man became known tn'the world as Adolf Hitler.Our
,United States does not face ah?;of these simations.Our peoplejnre free and they have food and
_shelter enough w live We mayboastofhavingthehighestiuuinrlimdof living ln the entire
world.-Today,s United States of
,Europe would be virtually impos-
|soble.Each separate nation pos-_sesseg s culture, s heritage all itsown, different from all the mst.
Petty jealousies and rivalries hold
,them aloof from each other.
I Not so in our United States.
we were bam of a common (sith,
the belief that in the sight of
God.all men were created equalandmustnotbedeniedcertaininalienable rights such nn LIFE.
i.mi~7R'r\'snd the Pimsuvr OF
HAPPINESS.Each of our Iorty ghv,statesnre interdependent upon each oth~
cr lor their welfare and the com-
mon msn is st the fore.The pro-
ducer in the Exist.the farmer in
tribes was unsnown,me mmsSpirit looking down upon his chil~
dren wished to make them a giltrepresentativeofhislovefor
wem.So forth from his lodge he
strode and from s vantage point
on s high, wind swept mountain
top he mst over the land a greatceremonialblanket.Beautiful it
ws;-woven with sxquisiw care
and dyed with colors whose rich
loveliness moved th, heart like s
song.Slowly the blanket fell,cover-
ing the land and all the children
of the Great Spimt.Beneath its
shelbering folds they all enjoyed
the same protecting love.But as
the yous passed great stormscame to whip and tear the blanket.
Deluges of rain fell to fade its
crimsons and blues.And the bit-ter cold of winter following in thewake of the lung,slow torturing
heat M summer bent its might todatroyeventhewarp.The
Great Spirit stood one day uponthemountaintop and bent the
majesty of his head to view his
gift.
Behold,the bwdiet was no
longer s thing of royal beauty.
Old and brown and torn it was.The Great One bent down that
he might more closely examine it.
il ut once his heart swelled with
.loy He stood upright.The
oi-ag; around him echoed his gmat
shout of rejoicing.The blanket
still held its shape,Beautiful tobeholdtheregleamedsrrossits
wom surface a delicate tracing.One pattern was there!Theihreads of gold had held.Sym-
bolic of the unity of mankind u
nzlvry shone reflected from thosethreads.As if His children had
spoken the Great Spirit read the
message "We are here, a people-bound with the golden thread ofONENESS_"
mn;mner ul..... ....,..__..__Craig;R. and E. Suverkrubbe oi!
Fon Calhoun; Fausett ol Herman;
Dixon, Ward and Cxunberg of Ken-
nord.
CONTEST OPEN T o
COUNTY STUDENTS
An essay contest,"More and
Better Trees for Nebraska",is
naw imderway, with both rursl
and city elementary school stu-
dents ol the county eligible for en-
try.The World-Herald in Omaha
is sponsoring the contest.
Each school, according to Coun-ty Superintendent R. E. Fairchild,
may submit three essays, to besent to his office; there they will
be judged and the three top rank-
ing essays ln the county will he
sent to Omaha judges.The essaywhich must not exceed 500 words.
should be submitted as soon as
possible.All first prize winning essays
'will he read by the authors overradio KOWH.A beautiful bronzemeritawardmedallion,mounted
on s walnut plaque, and a bookwillheawardedthewinnerof
first place,together with sframed picture for we school fromwhich he comes.Second and third
awards will also be books, with
pictures for the schools.
ROY nom; IsN.U.FODDER
Roy Long, the first Blair High
School athlete to make the all-
stata football team, is continuing
his brilliant work in spring drillsuttheUniversityofNebraska
where he is new a student.Ac-cording to reports from Lincoln,
Long has shown unusual ability as
i --..... ...A as milk.
Mr. and mrs. nusseu .wcous sn ltemsinedatdinner,Sunday, for
Mr. and Mn. Robert M i n o r , ~
and Mrs. W. 0. Bolling, snd .
Hattie wagers.5Mr. and Mn. M. O. Dsvis and
family had an their dimer guests,
Satunday evening,Mr.and Mn.
Albert Lund and son, Cliiford, of
near Arlington.
Donald Bellows of Norfolk, ae-cnmpanied by his roommate, Mr.
Patterson, visited Sunday with his
mother, Mrs.Frank Bellows, and
sister, Bonnie.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jenkins and
son, Wsnen, and Misa Emu Wiebe
visited in Kennand,Friday even-ing, with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nol-
BUYLF. L. Brown, proprietor of the
Brown Milling Co., woe a patient
at the Clarkson Hospital ln 0ma~hs from Tuaday until Saturdsy.
He submiued to medical treat
ment and X-rays.
Miss Coral Jean Stricklett,
sophomore u.Midlsnd College
'w s a n a me dt hi l we e ko nt h e i n
vitstions committee for the Pi Epsilon sorority formal party to b
held April 25~ at the rwuma e
Hotel in Fremont.
Mm. Bryce Woodring and Max
lens, Mrs. Elmer Jensen and Su
dra,and Mrs.John Jensen anRomaRuthspentThursdayi
Columbus with Mrs.Woodring
daughter,Mrs.John Swingholn
Jr., and balry.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Beales ape:
the weekend in Lincoln,whom
'they were guests of Mr.Beale
son-in-law and daughter, lllr. ax
Mrs.L.J.Williams.They r
turnedto their home west of Blu
on Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou w. Lattatemiincd, Friday. for Mr. und Ml
Th
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E N ' r ~ I : n i i ~ m s | :
I A P s H o ' I ' s
W e ar e tha t peo ple.Th e br own
blanket i s Our W ay of livin g in the
ne w wo r ld Onc e i t was be au tif ul
to behold in its strong y outh.Th e
crimson.the blue and the gold
were quite discernible no t only
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5 r u n n e r B110 p u b B C I uvi n g o s t r o n g b i d f o r a
b i r t h o n t h e N e b r a s k o .
R o y w a s f e a t u r e d 1|
d n y ' S O m a h a W o r l d - H
r i L 1 t i n t f l l D l |§
~ ~C u n i s D i x o n o f F o r t C a l h u u n a n d \ . . . . . _I - -\l".._!..!...M l ' f n l r u r n n h ~
n|1||I|n||Mm||\|u|n||n||n|u|m|m|u||mnn|1n|u|m||n|n|mmn||team.Mrs.Arcnne \,urum U..¢..........n last Sun- Mr. and Mrs. l. C. Garner and chi\~
erald.dren of Courgl Bluffs, Iowa, were
-Sunday guns of the Lams.
. N Q Dinner xzuests, Saturday, at the
GRA PE-
F R U I T
Large TexasSeedless7 for 25c
SOUP
CAmph¢l\'s Tomato
3 Cans 251:
ROAS T
Fancy Corn Fed
Lb. 20c
Oleomargerine, Red Rose, Lb...~ 100
BOHS STORE
Specials for Friday and Saturday
300-PHONE °00
-Open Sunday Mornings-
Open for inspection-refrigerated lockers.
See how you can have your own fresh meat
the year round without any canning or
smoking.
AP PL ES
Fancy Wineups
4 Lbs. 234:
STRAW -
B E RR IE S
Fresh FrozenBox 281:
Poiawes, Collblers, Hom egrown, Pk.2lc
Prunes, Santa Clara, 3-lb. Cello Bag Zlc
C O F F E E y \Cl - IE S
P. 8: G.l'1 American
Ghana or Cxn l I vCarton
L b. 2 1 c l7 c
Crackers, Sunray Soda, 2-lb. Box ..........
Peanut Butter, Raretreat, Qt. .
Sardines, Tomato or Mustard, Tall Can
Catsup, Yellowstone, 2 Large Bottles
Tom atoes, Hand Pack, 3 No. 2 Cans ~
Oxydofl, Large Size, Pkg-
l7c
_....25c
9c
170
231:
20:2
Bo u ,1 NG
B E E F
Short Ribs or|'lnlcLb. l5c
PORK
S TE A K
Lean and Mvnty
Lb. 200
wu nu.be
Th ey
Then
ca me
no o ur se lves v u ; w a n w e[ Ma n y f o lk c a me to jo i n u a - lo
sheltered by th e blanket.
loved i ts y ou ng ar mg anc e.
the g re at stor ms of c onf li c t
Gre at tidal waves f r o m other
\-=f\d» begs upon the blanket.Th e
bitter winds of dissension among-B;
"Ur ¢-vm people beneath its f o ld s
wlu pp ei an d tor e a t it as if to d e-
stroy its ve r y war p ,Th e be au ty
o f nevvnees fhded.W hole pae-
tems d is app ear ed as th re ads on e;
brave wi th vivid c olo r sve red.
L i x u n v u n s u n . . . . ,F R E E M O V I E S
Weekly movies,full-leng th fea-
tur es , wi ll be s h own i n Fo r t C al-
houn th is summe r,i t wa s an-nounc ed last week.Th e movies
will be shown in the Calhoun 119-fk
each Thur sday evening du r in g
J une . J uly an d Au g us t, th e fi rs t
being sc heduled (or J une 5.
A rnnrringe lic ense wa s issued
..."__.,. . ... A wma
Pete Christiansen ho me i n He r -
man were Mr. an d Mrs . J a c k J e n-
sen a nd P ea rl, Mr. a nd Mrs . Er n-
esm Grenier an d fam il y ,Mr ,an d
Mrs.To m Mc D ona ld an d Ki eth,
Mr s. L iz zi e Ric hter , an d Mr . a n d
Mr s .Chester Sp i ke r an d b a b y o f
Wisner.
Mr s .Geo rge Ma rs ha ll an d
dau ghter,Sharon,le lt yesterday
for Ly ons, K ansas, wher e they will
s p e n d a f e w d a y s wi th relatives.
Thev will the n c o ntin ue o n m Long
- m m - n
\\a
Same there wer, who Gfled, "ft Much ls:
il old md lnuvm! It ln well nigh $;?2:;xple
- n¢°:°=9v€§'~_DI JL ../v\.....\..»-¢
GRA PE-
F R U I T
Large TexasSeedless7 for 25c
SOUP
CAmph¢l\'s Tomato
3 Cans 251:
ROAS T
Fancy Corn Fed
Lb. 20c
BOHS STORE
Specials for Friday and Saturday
300-PHONE °00
-Open Sunday Mornings-
Open for inspection-refrigerated lockers.
See how you can have your own fresh meat
the year round without any canning or
smoking.
AP PL ES
Fancy Wineups
4 Lbs. 234:
STRAW -
B E RR IE S
Fresh FrozenBox 281:
Poiawes, Collblers, Hom egrown, Pk.2lc
Prunes, Santa Clara, 3-lb. Cello Bag Zlc
C O F F E E y \Cl - IE S
P. 8: G.l'1 American
Ghana or Cxn l I vCarton
L b. 2 1 c l7 c
Crackers, Sunray Soda, 2-lb. Box ...
Peanut Butter, Raretreat, Qt. .
Sardines, Tomato or Mustard, Tall Can
Catsup, Yellowstone, 2 Large Bottles
Tom atoes, Hand Pack, 3 No. 2 Cans ~
Oxydofl, Large Size, Pkg-
l7c
_....25c
9c
170
231:
20:2
Bo u ,1 NG
B E E F
Short Ribs or|'lnlcLb. l5c
PORK
S TE A K
Lean and Mvnty
Lb. 200
Oleomargerine, Red Rose, Lb...~ 100
I Bu t,th an x Goa,there are mi l-. . - . .w J A | \ . n - . J f n d n u I A I n . . | . »- Lnum,ww mam Wu"w .wh M,
of living.Alter all the years ofhardusagethe blanket bears the
inspection of !.h°Be earncah.|nearching eyes.There it is, grill'holding tn shapa The warp ol'
democracv is intact.Brave colors
t.he old brown blanket of our my
-nl
When you have w make or answer a wlephonc
call, it's a real advantage w have an extension
phone right on the kitchen cabinet or at the
bedside.This handy "e xt ra "elcphone costs
only a fe\v cents a8ay.
§\iand dramatic pattems aredimmed, it is true.Over some of
Lhem is n nxsty hmwn slain-the|sl.ain uf our blood spilled as wc
fought to remodel one small pan.of the whole. Here and there and,i
yes.over \.\'\em are knotted and
broken and mknntwd threads.We'
as a people have ourselves torn`
and frayed dm blanket but it still
holds in sham.'1'h¢ warp is we,
Then closer bend the examiners
and searching,appraising eyasl
ugm vmh Jw-Svmething else *Slthere.Across mlm hx-own and
faded whole from center to edge,
from North w South. from Eur.
to West,run slender Koldenm m m .We know what t.\\osc\
threads are.Each thread of gold.
in an individual life--my lilq nr.your life or the life of an unlmowh
m m m Amsriiza.The wmndasan dl wov en together into g r
sturdy wnrp vt the bluxket of e-
mocncy.The mmm l o n n | mg.
wrn thnt has held stronger mdnronger an the years have paund,
l'I'he Lhxudl luv; made e Pattern
Fou
One
Om
Thx
Tw~
Ons
Om
Affords Greater Privacy
. . . - v -- . _ _ .Th i ho s leu o r h o u uwllc wh o u u ok ln g u d ulld -oun nur dunen \ha\ Ln not rich of asdmy would
d o wa ll l o la h a l e d o u t o i P 0 9 1 1 - C o ld s n a vH a id ld ily Rodfno Booklet. and n r v o th!pvlno-
Uwo nh nrb sl ll ully mod ab vv o. To ur n lix un
o n s two lve oun oo bo nls c ola bovera gs. 2 cups
sh re dd ed d na ap gh .1 c u p va lo r . l c u p q n mu -\.¢..¢ ...nm \ un I n m a n a d m i n d i n wl vd | n _ \ /
.-t i o m e r o m f e e l t h e y m m m
"|- v ¢ l l n n l l n ! 1 [ g i gIIIIOFKIl l I ¢ » ~ n , . .___- J " n n '\`="Ir a n i a n I r l c ky...........,__nt me number at uw annntnlion would me mnuyn a wa ue mn yawn
mums m n I n u m
mm par day for nn u-
union,
Telephone Co.I
~lulln f wr . ~ w v r r m--Unooln Bomlum. arm d tht \ot\v Guam Bofqlum.,mlp¢¢¢ who dlod March Gth. glmolookinq nura boukicl an dw Imam Ml. R rn momodmlIn du Block Hllh el S. Dakota ltinnon. Ltnobln
and Thoadorl Roounlt an xholm.
cup ual; vu\sr. Z uxblnpocns lumen ~ sousugar and Wann Bn minuln, add dino nd gala-
an and other Lnqrodhnu. Cool. Pour into lnodnqtray. Frn oophs M "dw boouu may bt ob-ldnd \=»{_'f\»»g tha company mnntlonod abuvom 1 3 5 mmm nv. N. Y.z a
_ _ - 1
'which unnot bs broken,or mm | _|iulunder, or deltmyed.The pn-
lmrn is ounelvu hdivldble.The
pattsrn in m y - I n z i l i b i _
||m|n|nm|||u||n|||||u\|m||||\n|mm|n||n|uulmmunn||n|u|n|n|m1|u|n|\
nU
.22n..Z1!°m u h ....__ -HOME GUESTS HOLDANNUAL PARTY
Cmwell Home mme; enjayed
their mmul birthday party,Fr!~
dl¥»Much Zllt, at which dmc
every gueae. md dl nm!! membenwere honored.A mix o'c\ock din~
- |\|ig|\t
ities Here
Shoppe, Pen-
Couple Wed In
Formal Ceremony
A very pratty wedding vu nox-emniud at ¢-he First Lutheran;I
V.F.W. AUXILIARYFETESMEMBERS
Follvwing t.he.r9g\1ln mnLinof uw v. F. W. .mum-y, '1`w-
dw evming, a fuewell party washeld comp\imen\.\ry to Mn. D0r~
who in mm puunted their mod-
sll.ln. Chelan Whitlvnd pro-vmm phmo musk thmughout the
Revue.'f followed, with Mm
Jann pounng;the ¢nen~md~
white docnnied tu table vu pm
pared by Lbs Pewdul Afiemoon
Club.
MSM Margant Van Lankan
sm; Siyté'fi§§vu¢lg Ha,
OF Week-end Activ
B. And C. Shop, Von Lankan Apparel
4-H Prqgrnm
Hem s..»a.y
An Achievement Day pfognmvm; held xt the Perry Toebben
Iineehh :m b iinxhm mdinx.
Delmn' froohbsn;wuz.Duknc
Knechfl; readings by Ludllimd
Violet Knecht; md report nn *hz
club'| urgmixadon, Adm Dunkhu.Present were Mlm Ruth Wo\!o
ol Bldr;Messrs. und MendamnEviDunklau.Glm Giesulmm,home, Sunday, by mexnben ot Lhel
Blue Ribbon Trimzle Club, Axl-
ingwn 4-H urganixatlen.Llier,
gift were presented the club
lenders by Miss Bernice Wahmey-
er, And A luncheon was served.
The program included a mono-
logue by Genldne Wehmeyer;
pllylet by Lucille m d Violet
Art Whitman, Louis Dunwufamily,Pmal Kneeht and fa!
Waller Wehmeyer and familyA. Stork and Mqvln, Henry 'Iben and family, and Perry 'l
bm.
Vldtnn, Tuesday, at the I
Norris home, were Mr. And
Harry Kelly ef Florence.
andmuy,
Ed
Pueb-Eoeb-
hviml
Mrs.
ny's Show Latest In Women's Wear Under Au-
spices Of Washington County's Extension Clubs
MISS RUTH WOLFE, HOME DEMSJNSTRATION
AGENT, WAS IN CHARGE OF EVENT
"To wear, or not w wear-that ls the question," paraphrase thou-'
brought to the Revue a dusty rose
Romxlne crepe_ju;keV,d1-en, with
mntenlng felt Int,beige glovesand purse, modeled by Min; Mxry
Wrkh;a sea nhdl rose cr¢P°dress with flowered lmt to mntph.
modeled by Miss Florence Buroon;
a rcse flannel skirt with white
georgeite blouse,rose but mdxmall!ootbll_pur~;e,ind clloy
lud li l ry mo mma xor wv v l fly u m;she and Mr.Nelson willleave soon for Denver, Colundn,
where they will retiide. Lunch wasserved at txhles decorated in ESM/-
er style, and | gilt ln the fo rm
of a beautiful pin was presented
the honor guest.Hoetessel wereMrs,Helen Arkall,Mrs.AHB,
r/clock,wuen m u vxvn m nChristiansen. only daughter of Mr.
and Mn. C. W. Christiansen, and
Carl Sorensm,svn of Mr.md
M m Hans Sorensen, were mlibed
m marriage.Rev. Harold Jorgen-
sen oiflclaud.
l
4
Mlm Elaine Jelplraen ~pl,|yed
Loheng'ri:n's Wedding Mnreh nl
Burcharn, and Mrs. lily Blxtter.'th bride Nd th o ieenteme armhm- (mnhrr Mn J. .T. Jensen nam!
mo m,u ramen c m w m q m msp ri ng c ut lluwe rs ;A a n d h n t
eac h plu, n dd ad w the f es ti ve n b-
mosphers.
Re v.A .D .B u n e m ,superin-
tendent o f th e Ho me ,pre dd ed
o v a r t h e v ~ f f = m whic h tollcvwed.
A Dana Co lege violin group, \ed
by A rth ur Tin g le y . p lay ed s e ve ra l
selections.an d Re v.J o hn P.
'Y'A \'.hulnv¢vnlvAv~
ONE CENT
Wa||paperSa|¢
€22.!¥w.r
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Tested And Guaranteed Wa||pap¢r
s.|. ls On sidewall Only
Border To Match
This In The Place To Buy
P a i n t a n d V a r n i s h
You Know How Good lt Is
U" ArntN|':|f=\rdw
pnwrs,each apolne an wvnd.In-
usrspersing their brief ulks wen
m vocal duet by Lyla Guyer undMaryJean Pieper aocnmpanlod byBins. Lyl, Guyer and cs solo by
Mildred Jones, n duet by Mist
Jones and James Sommer: nccom-
Misa Mlldnd Janes,: d u e t by
Miss Jrmm and James SbmmenacompzniedbyMn.J.L.Ed~wards.Rav.Elmer Dly, ntird
Msthodin mldster now rddlngnv. the Home,wddreeud tho as»
sembly, sho,
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quibe ill at her hnme,f.hia week,
suffering from s severe cue °f|
sinus trouble.
LeRoy Johnson,Tommy and
Clarence Modlin were Friday uve-
ning visitors at the home of Ed-
ward Tinkey.
Members of a Dunn hisboficlnsssmadeatriptoOmaha,
\'l'huradny, m visit the Oma-ha li-brary.
William Welker report; the_ sale
This In The Place To Buy
P a i n t a n d V a r n i s h
You Know How Good lt Is
;E ~Q1 :f I 2:a "'»s ~:.' rf M,,..€>.f f§Z.., §,:,§.;._*__¢;;,
U" ArntN|':|f=\rdw
Mr s.H.J .Han sen s n d Mr s .
Sk ov Ni else n vis i te d S un da y with
Mr s.Otto Han se n, who ha d been
ill with th e f lu .
.. .;'
i"At Dawning"8nd " I Love Yo\]|;'I`m1y".i
~B 0 I I ; .;1 |.t a e l f : m e e a g a i n .W h e t h e r i t i n b e t t e r t o w e a r a I n s t y e a r ' s s t y l e a n d
o o k o u r b e s t o r w e a r a t h i s n f s " l i t t l e n u m b e r " a n d l o o k t o o d e -
GILBERTSON'S A ¥§"i',S2
~y,as around ninety womenadxeredntSchefflefs Hall to
~itness the showing nl sprlns
tyles,la presented under the
ponsorship of the lou! Extension
ubs; coopenting in the venwrvre the B. und C. Shop vid Von~nkcn Apparel Shoppe of Blalr,
and J. C. Pem\y's of Omnhn.Mins
Ruth WoKe,hom demonzh-ation
agent, was in chuge of dl ar~
mngements.
Mm.Paullonea, ehnimxln ol
the county axwndon clubs,ann
M-iss Walla presided,intmdudng
representatives vi' the three stores,
i n e d h i ma m. Ha n s e n:1 u m a d i y m u l -
gre snpdntlrllke npedxe nv if-|\E;m rBurrulu!'!'*\"°'°"°°Ej'F"*;:"'L !..'°'1'f'[°n w .m a l n . A .
mue crepe umm. wxux wmle vu-nee oolhr,modded by Auld:
Ames.Her childneni styles waremodeled by 'l'w'yla Lutz md Mu-
tha Crowell
David City,
l former M1
~\mmm\in»
Burress
iene Ko-eph Also shown we re ""*'"'""'"°" "'"""""" '"_services. That afternoon the Bur-aeveral summer w w reuse:were honor gueéu at an
From B. and C.:'pr hg mer~ open house celebration attended
chmdise,the following "better dd,, were uhown: I. navy blue by some forty former frien
and print redingota with navy'M Mn. Gremurxlt In'.1"?f...?'.'1df'i'f.?f;:. 'f'°»f§i'.i5' ,..'i,¥..,._.'l vmmr in Bm:
[with while num trim, Mm pm°\IdaI1}§1§£er,'}i=Lnie, former Bl§irros
black acceaaorie§,aliown bl izmparing to
i5I\1QffKKE FLOUR Jemey Cream,
10-lb. Bag ._
PANCAKE FLOUR, Vita Rich,
5~lb. Pkg.~CAKE FLOUR. Omega, 4-lb. Bag ._..._.....2.5c
uw, red glwées, modeled br! §r§§éHééf £L§dyLig a
Hmf Andreasen: and a navy]
sailor dress with nauticd Mrs. A. C. Hansen
worn with Mr s .A .C.Han sen celebritfed
._I¥s4|n|¢\f '1"1m¢rInv ente!Ul1I1-M .";mfE h d uc t uuu.u.u.n;|.-n u . vg l -wa s ressea ng du ri ng the a fte rn oo n fo r Me s-
k N l , H. J . Hansen.w w i n s 1»e1=f»»~¥1"I.'i`.° " 5 .- .Z' £. .. § f "E m Soil,D m .
1.and acces-|<:+»:..b|.n+Plif fnrd K r a u s e . A ma n
m m m . F L O U R L S w a l i s D o w n ~|;ggW,§f;°{_§j§f"w~
BAK LNG POW DER,Calumet, 2%Pmny's models, sl
lh-Can ._~ . . . 3 9 c dresses,coats,hats
Ted `0li11&é»2-.1§§"?=T§f.UL `"£2I{I."`r>.It'I~§£@nf Walterné-"Rr~r.fi:Q .: ppApQ in Qva-nn were MrsGe m -s n Ruhr. J r.. lin. ~ ~<"?ul5 {=I`k i=i'1 Chris -
h!!'! _Mm _van Ligden,inaf tenlam Mi ne !Roma. S9\°\'°"?Blair, Nebrnla
To The Voters And Taxpayers
Of The
Secondward
I am a candidate for the council from the
Second Ward of the City of Blair and I solicit
the support of the voters in my behalf.
I am a property owner and I conduct my
business in the Second Ward and am thereby
doubly interested in the general welfare of that
section of the city.I also realize that in serving our ward well,
I will be serving the city as a whole equally
well. I believe in conservative spending, a con-
stant lowering of the city's indebtedness and at
the same time a continued policy of a well-kept,
orderly city.If elected, I pledge my best efforts in your
behalf.
Peter Stricklett
2%
A l ' l i . l L , U 1 b a u u r n n u n u o , n u . . u r
Can ...
r ~ m = z n n m Q np.-1 Pi tmd- No . 1 0 Ca n ~5 5 1 :
Anne Daze. ana m.;.r_|une ""°f"""mzs. c,mL SORENSI:N .E\'€niJ|€ callers t0 see Mrs.an A lovely picture of the tradi-sen were her sister.F '3".'Y Hnnnl 1»"4a».Hina Christiansen
Blair, Nebrnla
To The Voters And Taxpayers
Of The
Secondward
I am a candidate for the council from the
Second Ward of the City of Blair and I solicit
the support of the voters in my behalf.
I am a property owner and I conduct my
business in the Second Ward and am thereby
doubly interested in the general welfare of that
section of the city.I also realize that in serving our ward well,
I will be serving the city as a whole equally
well. I believe in conservative spending, a con-
stant lowering of the city's indebtedness and at
the same time a continued policy of a well-kept,
orderly city.If elected, I pledge my best efforts in your
behalf.
Peter Stricklett
§`h§,5£`E"L§§
kamnh deli\
Inu Jl lll usn puu uva Q . . .-wr r e n c e P h i n n a o i 'T e
Blair, Nebrnla
To The Voters And Taxpayers
Of The
Secondward
I am a candidate for the council from the
Second Ward of the City of Blair and I solicit
the support of the voters in my behalf.
I am a property owner and I conduct my
business in the Second Ward and am thereby
doubly interested in the general welfare of that
section of the city.I also realize that in serving our ward well,
I will be serving the city as a whole equally
well. I believe in conservative spending, a con-
stant lowering of the city's indebtedness and at
the same time a continued policy of a well-kept,
orderly city.If elected, I pledge my best efforts in your
behalf.
Peter Stricklett
M f g ,D i r e
o
1
f Sierbec kg Conyers an d Mr .and Mrs.J ann - ° ° " ' . . . . ' i : ; " ', Q Q ma r i a h ?w; a ; ; ; . ¢ § §~~r _ warg f yxndMm .Carl T¥¥nHnvnnu Conyers Bhd Nan c y Lee,Of Fr e her mof.]l¢l";U10 8W¢¢t.h¢8l'|.|iECk"M r :Fr a n k Stric k lett.MTBf`i'§I{»fi`I&T}.".Tl§`F~"u'\`133nf5tit Nw Il mm
._ . . . .- - - . .. . _ - .. . - J v - - q . . .rs.Le na Ellswo rth Dale
L were overn ight guesi
Y»o f Rev.an d Mr s.L m
Siersbeck.Mr s.Da le is
;}`mont.un;and fingertip . veil were """`' " " `" " '''.aa,trimmed with satin pleating and Mary Pail and Miss Eva Phillxpa
_were Mon ay afternuon guests oxWnet. and her bouquet. was of deep Mrs Gwrze Christensen.A ( ` I . . | - .N h f é t pink \°0seB and chizanthua.Miss '....Mr und Mm. I-Ienrv Monks of
'f=";;e;;;1<0.2 Cami. 3 For~ No. 2CaI{s, 3 For
SODA CRACKERS, 2-lb. BOX
m:~<<:ER SN APS, 3 Lbs.
MILK, Richwhip, 4 Tall Cans ~......._..
250
.Loc2 5 c
2 5 c
10 c
.44c
25c
.41c
25c
231:
!!orrner music instnxcwr of Dana'
;Colleee.having taught there at,
the time Mr.Hjortsvang was n-gS*"d'="*»
,LeCrone Teacher Hold;
Sr. Patrick;Observance
A St. PatHck'g party was givenFridayevening,Marvh 2m_ an
IeCrone school. with Lhe instruc-
tor. Mila Leia Peek, presiding ashosieas.The evening wan spent
in games mud contests, and a mov-inx:picture Wu shown.Laber anlunchwasserved.g
\ l \ | v
P. E. o.
The P. E. 0. uhapzer met at the
home of Ms. Lola Hemphill, Wed-
nesday aftemoon.Mrs.Pema
Lundt was in charge of me pro-
gnm.
A.L. Kensington
The American Legion auxiliary
kennington will meet next Tues-
day afternoon,April 1.at 'the
home of Mrs. W. J. Bluter.
Alma Sorensen.sister or megroom,served as maid of honor,
wearing a floor-length gown of
aqua blue and carrying pink car-nations.'I'he bridesmaids, dressed
alike in pink floor-length dressesand carrying whim carnations andpink ehiaamhus. wer.,Misa Ruth
Hansen of Blair and Miss Joan
Camberon of Herman.Mr.Sbiensen was ma-ided by
the bride's brother. Eugene Cl\rls»
tiansen.Lyle Skov and Leo So!-
eneen were ushers.The church was decorated in
Q .___.|...e=.-...<.\.....\......nn
Fontanelle were dinner guests,
Thursday, at the W. J.Blatwr
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Cooke at-tended a banquet given at the
Hotel Fontenelle in Omaha, Sun-day, fm- Kelvinnbor dealers of this
district.
Mr.and Mrs.Howard Long
were dinner guests,Sunday,at
the Earl Caldwell home; evening
visigors were Mr. and Mrs.Fred
lang.Misa Peggy Pound; of Lhe Oma-
P A Y D Y R/\ RR_ 3 F o r
imk3§`Lh6'1§;`EE5F"Fi2i=;, 1 Lb. Free with
Purchase of 2 Lbs.
(`OF'Fl~`lE, Butter-Nut,Lb.
COFFEE. Paxton Gas Roasted,
')..|h F a n¢ | ' l l ) |\l | | \G R A I ' E F R m' l ` , M e d i u m S i z e , D o z e n
C H E R R I E S , R o y a l An n e , W i n d mi l l
Brand, No. 2% Can ._... .....0. E. S.
Mrs. W. F. Guistiluvr A regular meeting of the Order
Compliments Cousin nr r m 'Fhmfpm Star Mclilnlex
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OLEO, 2 Lbs.~:~=.mLOIN STEAK, Lb. _..,,_.-...-_.......,....._..271:
l
Mrs. Walter F. Gutschow entertainedFridayafternoon,compliz
ments;-y to her cousin,Mrs.El~dred C.Larsen of Gund Island.Gnests were Mrs. Larsen, Mrs JP.Jensen,Mrs.Louis Murdoch
Mrs. Jxmes Maher, Jr., and mmf
Philip 0'Ha.nlon.Mrs. Larsen re-
turned to her home on Saturday,.following a 'WBek'3 visit with her
|}%imn`ff.2§. '";§"`é¢2i=eE\}i.3=£1 Im zhilu; ~ e v e n i n g ._
De mee of Ho no r
Misses E m u an d Ed n a Good
wi ll be hostesses a t the regular| mee ting o f the Degree o f Hon or
»lpdp;e,to be held Friday evelting
;nt. Sohefflefa Hall.
Qi.. s. U.
ceremony .A reception at the bl-;d¢*s home!Th e second nn a eenes o f f o u r
followed immediategsrr,Wititl l'iTr3.|]§:ni5h §'°Jl'§.1`1»§°'§§"'°»F'mS'§"° dlzsgd
Sk I I l yAJnvandrsar mu f e l,wi th Dr.J .P.Nielsen i n
Christiansen o f Herrnan ta ki ngcharge.Th i r ty guests were prea-,'fh°"S°
ent.'I'l1e plac e of honor on the Mr .and Mr s.Cur tis Di xo n o f
refreshment table woo held by a F o n Calhoun entertained several
three-tie r wedding cake baked by , Blair friends a t cards,last eve-
Mre.J ohn Ha r t of A r lin g to n, a n d ni ng ; i t was a re gu lar me etin g o f
n , i n n f M1'a Skov.Pi nk an d lth e i r pinoc hle club.
NFLCK BONES, 6 Lbs.,._.....__...,....25C
SAVE YOUR GREEN STAMPS
DEFINITELY!Imother,Mrs. Jensen T h C011€N%"°¢i0I\&l Ladies So» "h*F""M ~~ {v'hit,e c andlenl M .d M . L l y d B ly a n d Mr .Th omas Hitchc qc k cial ' i m wi ll be t r u ed b lf"1 t ¢ n u t cups an I r an rs 0
lo n en e m Y k h ld c r combined wi tn c l him.Fr ed L on g a tten de d theR * " h ° H m n Birthday Mr s.W .F.He mp hi ll,ne xt Tues- lTm.1l'"$i.k 'i n to f o r m a \ ll° 5 ti ; ? r th d a y pa rty given Saturday
I n obse f drvanc e 0 his 'asm bal a v after noon;Mr p Ray Krogh seasonal and appropriate SBUIEHBlevening by Mr .an d Mr s .Rosa
dev.Tho mas Hif.ch¢Mk nf ¥n n-and Mr s.E a r l Srmth wnll MBIS!M r and Mr s Sorensen l e f t l n n m m nf He r ma n
/f\K § @ r °
f ,
'y?'i:»""D R E S S E S
5 0 SILK PRINTS
~ .0 ROMAINE sn eaks
~0 RE DI NG OTES
''~}unI¢t 511011-17 Rq\|||n12|a»50
,x $ 3 . 9 8 $ 5 . 9 8 $ 1 . 9 8
Ge t Yo u r Easter Permanent No w!
P u R s E s ".l;i';'§;'Pnlcnu And Lullmu$ 1 . 1 9 -$ 1 . 9 8 $rdd|¢Tln
THE B. & C. SHOP
1 .1.__i»__\.. I_1,f\'
HANSEN
GLOVES
MILLINERY
O Bonnet:rO Tai lomd Sai lors a ~' 4 ~
I Se mi -Bre to n!~Wm',/
$ 1 . 1 9 $ 1 . 9 8 ~ ` ~
`\ \_\ \1\|"~="~ '_\anX \(1
s\.¢\¢, Nm .114 Pulll \' I Z
Colon
$1 and $2
,.g (1 ~
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You (an SAVE Up
Io 20% on Your
Fuel Bill Now--If
You Inslall a
nord en ter tane d a nu mber of re la-
tives and friends,Sunday after-
noon and evening Mr .Hitc h-
'th e hostess.Q Mrs . Ge or ge Ku hr .Jr..wi ll ro-
vi ew the " G m o f Go d "pageant.
c o c k wa s bo m in De Soto , in 1862, held last year near Sc ottsbluff.
and has spent m a n y a ll his 1sf¢|.
in W ashington c ounty .Papua Thursda y Club
Guests of Mr. IIitc h c oc k a nd his
daughter. F ern, were Mr. and Mrs.
C 0 .Hu r dt.Mr .and Mr s.H .0 .
Hu r d and Dorothy ,and Mr .and
Mrs.Ste wa rt Hu r d o f Omaha.;
Mrs.Renard La d d and children
and Miss Pauline Hitc hc oc k of
Bla ir:and Mr .and Mr s .J ohn
Johnson and fa mily of Konn srd.
I n h o n o r of_t.ho occasion.Mr s.
Th e Papio Thur sday Afternoon
Club me t wi th Miss Alin a Miller.
lhia rc h 20, with si x me mber s pr os-
ien r.One guest,Mr s.An dr ew
.Svennlgsard,wa s present,also.
Fo llo win g lunch,the group ad-
journed until Ap r i l 3 when Mr s.
Fr ed Dornnc ker,Jr.,wi ll be the
hostess.
nhl§}~liy Fliiie ilie for Lincoln." " " `"Mrs.Sorensen!goingmway °"'*!rn§E¢.?.""A"E"fif.i'2i'.§.§"ri'l'
was of French beige with blicik Mrs H m ;Iilaco clled on Mr
accessories.Thev returned W - '.nesday evening for the chariv ari ~ Albe rt J ense n of Milla rd,
dance held in their honor.2 sf-After April 17,the Sorensen»|~ membenriof the senior class;;-=\;,k'=-= at their own hol|1g on West .gt uumiglg y l fgew .g;=~=~=»»;g
1;t.;W1 eva3 ree |Ues Moines,Iowa;George Padle~
Dana Students Attend 18811 to Rutland and Humbolt,
Choir Concerts Ilowa;and Anker Jensen,Sidney
|..Fifty Dann students attended and Edrnore,Michigan.
the concert of the Concordia C01-|Attorney and Mrs.'Walter Hu-
lege choir of Moorhead, Minneso- ber were guests last.SaturdayLs, presented 'in Omaha, Wedn levming of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hllbvnidayevening.011 Sunday, a. ge lkhoades at their home on West
|ond group of Danians attended a|Cclta.x street.Bridge Was theconcert given at \Ko1:ntze Mernor_Same of the eveninit followed bi' a
ia] church of Omlhg by the Auguluncheon served by Mrs. Rhonda.
burg Cullege choir of Minneapolis.Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brokaw of
Craig, Mr and Mrs. Ernest Har-DCC Selects tis and son and Charles Riley of
Plays This Week .Tekamah visited Sunday after-
FUEI. sun
TRY a "Fuel Saver" In
Your Own Home and
CONVINCE Yourself
uowr 4th yr/ard
VOTERS!
O .I O
I am a candidate for the post of Council-
man in the Fourth Ward and I seek the office
because I believe I can serve the city well.
I believe in conservative spending.I be-
lieve in keeping the city abreast with others of
similar size but I do not favor going further
in debt to do so. I own property and do business
in Fourth Ward.I expect to stay in Blair for
many years and am therefore vitally interested
in the welfare of Blair and the Fourth Ward.
Your Vote Will Be Appreciated.
Qlarence Kuhr,
Ladd, A granddaughter of M m Mm George Nelson is a patientHitchcockma,baked n huge in lmmanual Hospital in Om .birthday mm, bedecked with '19 where |he was taken early this
candlm.week Ior X~x-ay treatment.
9 _Ll..n - - -1\.....~¢.H»u1 nnnn urhh fha Pwntnn Tihkév fllllI'l 8 l 1 B 101'LH B M a n u |.. !l ¢\| u| \u\ .o n v v u nu.. . -. ...... - . . _ ____C l L \ b 's s e c c n d a n n u a l " e v e n i n g c f i i l y . M r s . T i n k e y s p e n t F r i d a y w i t h
'§'W ""§""'";,H g , u n d z e r wa hy ,w i t h | M r s .F r e d A n d e r s o n .
. e n e s s y ,a y 8 ,a s t e t e n t s -T h I I n C i r t l e C l u b e m .
L1
. ve d a t e .T w o p l a y s ," T h e T ° " l b e r a -3 5 5 a.s o c i a l m e e t i x g a J
" b l e M e e d 'a n d " E l m e r "h a v e t h e h o m e o f M r s .J a m e s K i n g
b m n c h o s e n ;P r o f .N f * l 5 ° "P " ° " " | W e d n e s d a y .T h e t i m e w a s s p e n t
a n d E d w a n d H a n s e n w i l l d s r e e t ._ e t g a m e s g u d l a t e r s c o ve r e d d i s h
[ 1 A D t l T , l u n c h e o n w a s s e r ve d .' I ` w e n t y - o n e
G 1 :g s 2 ;,Q ' m e m b e r s w e r e p r e s e n t ,a n d t h r e e ,
o o e w o r g u e s t s . .M r s .R u s s e l l H a t h a w a y .
. F r i e n d s o f M r .: m d If r i r s . P . A .M r s .F r g n h M o r r i s o n ,a n d M r s .
D l e s t e l ( 0 d e l l s I t e e h l W I "b e i n n - I S u n d a y d i n n e r g u e s t s o f M r .
t o r e s t e d i n k n o v . m g t h a t t h e f a m -a n d M r s . J e n s L .P e t e r s e n o f B e n v
I l y h a s b e e n t r a n s f e r r e d f r o m ._D a l l a s T e x a s t o N e w Y o r k C i ;n m g t o n w e r e M a s s E l \ e l : 3 A n d e r
'I F _M r s .D i e s t e l a n d t h h i l d r n a r e s e n o f B l a u " ,M r .~M r s .S . h 1 r
8 I 2 B f _s n e n d i n g t w o w e e k s i n M i l l a r d l f § ' n P ' § .' f , f ' §d " " f h ;" ' Q f § _g g g g
m t h h e r s i s t e r ,M r s .F 1 - e e." ° " °s n < i P a u l o f s e d o a k ,I o w a ,M r .
a n d ° t ' h ° "r e l s t w e s .M r .a n d M } "| s n d M r s .P e t e K .A n d e r s e n a n d
H e n r y V o s s w i l l e n t e r t a i n a t d m ' | A l \ a n o f H e r m a n .a n d M r .u n d '
n e r ,S u n d a y .f o r t h e V o s s e s M r s R b e r t P e t e r s a n d b a h o f '
a n d M r s .D i e s t e l s u d c h i l d r e n .i 0 m d h a . 0 e n x r g
D. A. R_Dana commercial students et-
fph N k 1 gh, ts f D_A tended a district, conference of the
e 1 urn p r 0 '._Il met .with Mrs. Henry M.....,.M~=;=q;° gur e d i t ~
last Friday,at which time Hrs cu'e Y Y-|W. w.Winkinson.Regent,~ " . . i ' ~ " § . f § I , f , . f f . ; § ` , ;
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Ol course you would like io 'WC a mb-
arlantlal percentage oi yo.. A b i l l
thls winter, and you can do il. wo. alm-
ply and economically Just lns wl l
"Fuel Saver" aulamntlc gas water heu-
er nnd remove that wasteful furnace
coll..You'1l notice \ difference aknoxt
lmmedlately.And what l blessing lt
will be to live wlth the assurance that
Lhere will always be PLENTY OF HOT
WATER.day or night.winter and
SUMMER!Ge! full details on our ab
tractive offer AT ONC Don't wal!
mutha- day b TRY A SAVER
nz YOUR OWN HOME AND CON-
VINCE Younszmx
A "Fund Saver" sllxnlnain \h¢
wmldul hmmc s co ll a nd lm-
prov n thu :K i d n e y d y o u r
: m m - n e c A n D r . : s s oi the
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charge oi a progrnrn on the retur-utlon of historic :pda in thaSouth.Several articles ware readPertaining to the work llong thltline being done by the nationalMm. c. R. Mend will be homersto Nikumi chlpler, April 18.
Mn.J.Hilton Rhonda!ents#
!-ained wma tables xt a bridge
llunchsan,Thundny afternoon.lhonoring Mn.Eldrel Larson ol
|Gnnd lllnnd.Mrs. Arthur John
son, Mn,Lomn Klo pp, md Mn,limba lhhsr received ilu px-lun.
uuuw-U...... ..._.__,which the studanu have used u utext.ln the group were Prof. nad
Mrs.Hurry Sludle,Rhoda Han-
sen.Helen Nineglr,Roma Sand-vold, Evelyn Winthar, Ame Digs,
Edwud Sorensen.James Som~
mera nd Gene Mem-ue.
ST. M.ARY'S Erlscornl.CHURCHIChnrlesJohnsonwill read the
services, March 80.
Adverfile ln The lhmrprlnel u s u m B u m s
" - . . - F " u f " \ _ f
Aa Advndhament ol thu Your Vote Will Be Appreciated.
Clarence Kuhr,
Proprlelor of Bur! Chlmly Co-Op Oil Sllllol\
(HEAPESI and BEST KNOWN Melhod
~WA-NEBRASKA IGHT & POWER co.a
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n . s . s u v u Ar l l l l -. ' . f a . . " , . . "
H r l . E d h l r J u : k l u u o l o m l l \ l .
-~|u 1 : | n ' l|m ° o £ t h o 0 |. E . 8 . .
b y H n .I s l a m !
ms Dlckmsysr.lhdell-N YR*-
md b a r l s n a t n n h -
. . . _ -0nrm°lM¢.K!b\| mdFr¢ I\°!*~| qn o f Hn.B.1. lc mbbe a o fArlington,l d t nondsv.1631 n
gmun o! (our other yuun| menfromDodn co unty Oo nam in
J _ : . . l m z?0uv 3 f r i e n d s a n d
!*1|dv¢ |h5 lt|l¢l'0d au.5»~.w==-15;
V C rim. a nd Hn. J . 1. ."§§ 3'£» »¢n
o n their d i v e r we d di n r »=»1';;,=;~
....I " »
Hr . a n d Mn . F u n k J n l ma l a n d
Norma.S u e J n h n e l, ll r l . A m ln d l
Svo ge n on .H r .m d Hr s .BYIUUllc b o ul-I d and sons we re Sundati
d i n n e r : u m a a t th e D a ve K r u xe rhome,helpi ng Me lvi n celebrate
his b irth day .
|.._- . . . . - | _ - I - m n g - _ u u -
dsy . . .g n d l i ~ w i t a M r .
w o a k o f t h o l l l l v u l l l l n l l ~.~T . W . . P n ' H n a : fS t . P z d , l1 ' o r n l »
e r r m in h t e r o f this vines.B n .
P n r k i n l s n o w confined i n th eMcthoditt hospital in Omaha, and
h i s n m . To m , M C h i o mv h u g i v-
en th e blo od fo r l a v e n l trann-f u d u m .I t is hoped h ,wi ll b v
able to rub mi t to an op era ti on. A
I |.I 2 1..u vm..x.;-.J
Mr . md Mn . G u s A n d : a n d ll r .and Hrs. Ben Auc h and Bo bby vis-
i t e d H r . m d Hn . H o n Pa te n e n
a t Gr a vity ,Io wa ,ed ms d ar -
Mrs. Petersen has bean in tha hos-
pi ta l fo r s o me ti me .
n ~
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n . s . s u v u Ar l l l l -. ' . f a . . " , . . "
H r l . E d h l r J u : k l u u o l o m l l \ l .
-~|u 1 : | n ' l|m ° o £ t h o 0 |. E . 8 . .
b y H n .I s l a m !
ms Dlckmsysr.lhdell-N YR*-
md b a r l s n a t n n h -
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gmun o! (our other yuun| menfromDodn co unty Oo nam in
J _ : . . l m z?0uv 3 f r i e n d s a n d
!*1|dv¢ |h5 lt|l¢l'0d au.5»~.w==-15;
V C rim. a nd Hn. J . 1. ."§§ 3'£» »¢n
o n their d i v e r we d di n r »=»1';;,=;~
....I " »
Hr . a n d Mn . F u n k J n l ma l a n d
Norma.S u e J n h n e l, ll r l . A m ln d l
Svo ge n on .H r .m d Hr s .BYIUUllc b o ul-I d and sons we re Sundati
d i n n e r : u m a a t th e D a ve K r u xe rhome,helpi ng Me lvi n celebrate
his b irth day .
|.._- . . . . - | _ - I - m n g - _ u u -
dsy . . .g n d l i ~ w i t a M r .
w o a k o f t h o l l l l v u l l l l n l l ~.~T . W . . P n ' H n a : fS t . P z d , l1 ' o r n l »
e r r m in h t e r o f this vines.B n .
P n r k i n l s n o w confined i n th eMcthoditt hospital in Omaha, and
h i s n m . To m , M C h i o mv h u g i v-
en th e blo od fo r l a v e n l trann-f u d u m .I t is hoped h ,wi ll b v
able to rub mi t to an op era ti on. A
I |.I 2 1..u vm..x.;-.J
Mr . md Mn . G u s A n d : a n d ll r .and Hrs. Ben Auc h and Bo bby vis-
i t e d H r . m d Hn . H o n Pa te n e n
a t Gr a vity ,Io wa ,ed ms d ar -
Mrs. Petersen has bean in tha hos-
pi ta l fo r s o me ti me .
I[ l ¢ h »W n h v n n k n " m u h 2 7 1 5 1 1
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m¢ Hr . mdl l n-
m d lm wo o o r u - - . 9 ||, _ " ` " " °| m g¢.inax-|6t\f4\¢=°=*°'*""`H\rv¢vl=°d . m d iln . Hn ' 0 ld
were Mr. md Mn. lnvnlhl hh Sw,-k .nd Peggy nm Sunda y lf-
nnd hmm. mg nn. Lmn Munk. umoo n md suppe r gue sts o f Hr.
w,h,.,.¢,y aveninl n n "were wi Mn . G u a m w w w .w A m , l h t u n and Mnnhah Those halnlnz Albert KuhrC,,§_',,,,_,,,,l i n .Ha lma ¢-.ual ulebnte ni. birthday l u t w u -..§ u...Andnnr Bah: on Mon~v\Y nzsdm: were Mr. usd Mrs, HF"
mnmul
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uhool of instruction.hi dny
noon (or the local chwtnr.
dinner wu served in the hall30 o'clo¢k,lollawad by the
:lar aesdon.
stones inre Mrs. Tom Dow-ln. leo Weber. xml Mrs. Rod-
Peim-non.
lll Shower Hanan Mn. Allred
Dlcllmeyer
ln. Allred Diclaneyer. who be-> har recent mnrrllge was Annlnnfer. wn the guest o! hon-xt 1 shows: |rivsnP:d e Hurry
lnneyer ome.,y r
n.'here gg; A nugber olitgt-
;| nn mms rorlterecipesforthebride.esta were Masdames Walter
nkamv.J.H.Hilgnnkamp.
.Smith, H. Hackbarth. Sknonuse.Wllllnm Pope.A.Pullep.Roy Bisbee.Paulsen,Erwinzkmeyer. William Dickmeyer, R.hlawfer.Leonnrd Nelson. Ade-
Gnuse. Anna Gmue. John Dick-
vyer.Chris Petenon.August>rk.Chris Hansen.Howard
mlhall.Fred Dickmeyer, Leon-i Wulf,John Stork,Martinurk. Ehvald Dunklau. Pew Nel-
n, An Plusge.John Echten-. M Alvin att.Oscar seheqr.
in Em L. M. Pgtpnvn and Mn. A.
H. Hnhlbeek were honeuu at theConan-usvionnl ehumh,Wednes-
day nftemooon.anterta-l DK the
l.A.dlesMC¥lrc. wAmun|¥m a h
wen n ...e.Simak.MncKm1d¢.I-hmnnh.
Shambmd.McGill md Rovpert.
Mr. and Mrs.Williun G. Chy-
um und bnhv daughter.NnncyAnn, of Grand lslmd, were week~und guests of Mrs. Clnytocfn oar-entu,Mr. and Mrs. Vernon I h rahlll.Mhz Mnadno M u l h l l l o i
Omnhn mam. Monday sho mx the
panamal home.Byron Mdv ud o l sm La keCsff- n tomar Arllnxwn ruidmt.vuted Monday with his brother,
Mn. Henry Pemn.Mr. md Mn. Wxlmx- A. Brown,Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hnmml-ng.
and Mn. Helen Menkinz drove wWaterloo on Sunday where theyattended a dinner given in honorof their relative, Mrs. Amy Sham,who hu been living in Chicago,and is now on her way bo Idaho to
make her home with A son.Relatives and friends here areglld w hear that Harvey W. Mar-
shsll,a lonner resident of thisplace, who submitted to A major
nbleMH. .the
tion
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R i c h x n d M e l v n r d .a n d n n u n x t .°
in
operntlon in Sl.. Vincent's hospi-. . ,'__.......|...ruxzlnmin in |
£0 ruhmi! w an overauuu.ra L. M. Peterson and Mrs. A.Hlhlhock were hoetessel forLsdis Cirvle of the CongrervAchurch, Welhxaday alter-n.Guests included Mrs. J. W.
mail. sxambaum' mom and
men.ncudxbents Ge0X`K¢Schoettgerl Dr. D. M. Bloch were nomi-zd w fill three-year terms ofo exuirinz on the school board
a caucus held at the city hall.Mr. and Mrs.H. C. McClellan.companied by Mrs. F. E. Webb,
:ve to Lincoln on Thursday toLend the Founders' Day held ataHotelCornhusker.Mr. Mc-
sllan amended several meeunpr the men, and the \a4:liea&tte11d-
l s lal meetin (or e wo-»»,"°»'5». high liglft ol the oc-
lalon was the wa for womenven by Mn. Dwight Griswold at
me |zuvernor's mansion,and s
mqust for both men and women\ the ev nz at the hotel.The
main address was given by Gov-
rnor Carr ol Colorado.Nancy Lee Mr:Kibben of Frnontspenttheweek-end heregithhgr grandmother, Mrs. H. L.
cK1b en.About s dozen members of the
ase Misses Simek MacKenzie neulay.
ocal Rebekah lodge attended the
:elebration held in Fremont ui ob-servation _ of the olden anniver-
pltal for wma time.5Mr. and Mrs, Henry Kroger and l
children visited,Saturday,withthe Peter Kmger tamlly.Mrs.Peter Mondhunt alled there. Wed-
Glen Holstein and Johnny Mord-horst visited.Monday evening,with Chester Aueh.l
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kruse andsons visited Sunday with Mr. andMrs. Chris Kruse and daughters.Mr.and Mrs,Emest Krogerwere Sunday dinner guests ut Mr.and Mrs. Peter Kroger and fam-ily;altemoun callers were Her-§=='-Johnny and Harry Mord-
orst.Mr. and Mrs.Chris Kruse and
daughters and Peter Petersen vla-ma. Wednesday evenlnx. with Mr.and Mrs. Henry Kruse and sons of
Omaha.Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mordhorstand Harry visited Sunday eveninwith Mr. and Mrs. Gus Aueb ...fl
Chester.Mr.and Mrs. Martin Paulsenand son vddwd Tuesday eveningwith Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Johnson:Friday evening supper :nests werehir. and Mrs. Matiuss Johnsen.lllrs.Anna Melton celebrated
her birthday.Sunday.enlertaim
ing in the afternoon and even-
un lin. and Mrs. Raymond Schuldt
attended a pinochle party at theu........ sl.-...nv home. Thursday.
an their mver wsuuaur ..........aan.A ummm w a s u na f o l -
lowed hi' daneinx.Mr. and Mrs.Andersen redved a chat ol sil-verware as s zl!t from the cem-
Mr.and Mrs.Bemard Thomp-
son and Mrs. Amanda Svonnenwere runner melts at the Hmry'Hagen home, Monday.
Mr.andlllrs.C.V.SchnmakerwereshonvinsinOmaha,Tues-
day.Mrs. Eric Kmdsen,Mrs. NelsKnudsen ma Mrs. Geanre Mlefeldt
attended a style revue at Blur,
Friday.Mr. and Mrs. Earl lamb visitedat the w. T. Ndsen home. Sunday.Elmer Padsm of Omaha calledatthe narental.G. F.Paulsen
home. Saturday evening.Mr . a n d ~ C ha rl m Misfeldt.Alice. Jeanine and Ivan attended
s birthday partv at the Chr-ls
Jansm homd Sin-lduv.Mrs. William Voss snent severalgthehunst week at the Hairy
etren omeMrs. J. A. Johnson spent Wed-
nesday in Qrnaha.Mrs.William Wiese,FrancesandLillianandMrs.Chris
en lome. Sunday afternoon.Av i a Andersen has a m uChevroletandClausKuehlhas.L-_..,x .D\.m.~\n.
m\ml¢7.
\~ vi s ite d a t the He nrv Ti e tg-\
his birthday.Bll!! Al-geda Persson gg* Bob
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. 3.1
nard Thompson.Friday eveninkvisitorswere Jim Mencke,GlenThompson. Hans. Alma and Harry
Svugerson.Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wal! were§;g-g;v afternoon visitors of R. G.
Clark .lahnel has flu; Mrs. EmilMauen is also ill.Ross Wwlburn snent Friday at
U.. ...... ..._.-aftunoon..Su-Hg evening vlaltnn at theM a a adsen heme were Llnyd
um and Albert l-Ianam. Jr.Mrs.James Ryan and Ruben£orm¢n'lY o! Rose Bid. calld hateWednudaaftemoon.Miss Clar-lue Byanlxaa zone in Moline. llli-
nois to work._Mrs.Walter Sapuenlield MisaMnrlsn Nelson and Ceume Nnlam
werg Susnday ng-;= Kvestsinof) the
Janna D e Y
the Hans Vogt home.a n .,Misa Nora Col h u ...ml Misa Lms Tolbe_ol LhrcolnWent
emvloyed ior the third year to
w Bfffggef school.r. an rs.Plunge spentSunday at the Clark Jahnel home_Mr. and Mrs. Nels Sorensen andDick and John Lund Wm! .Wed-nnad-BY evening at the Hana Svof¢~
exson home
Mrs.Emil Matzau entertaind'
the project club.Tuaday after-
.man S Q,"°§l'}¢A asWednesday eveningvluedflhnxsdsy
at the Babe Ryan home.Mrs. Johanna Persson of Oma-
.._n reasen spent Fri
gn evenunz at the Elmer Monsoni
n _
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the week-end with Mrs.h u n
Tuite and Myron.Mr.and Mrs.Raymond RuweandlamllywereSmdsydinner
Fiesta of Mr.and Mrs.Georgeuhr.Thursday afterneoon visit-ors at the Rnwe home were Mrs.Geo;-|dKud1r and Mrs. Om Ruwe,
and a g evening gusts wereMr. and rs. Gustave Kalxnk and
lamllv of near Kennard.Mrs.Will Hansm,Elizabeth,|Edna and Bobbie mlled on Mrs.bb-nma Ruwa on Friday aftefmoon.Mrs.Clarence Hansen and Ke.iw»Mrs.Will Hansen and Elizabeth'ham-ldMrs,JohannsS anno d'M da '".-nam avant Sunday wmth"n'fnl:,§f§ M3 Ray1n`<l m€;lllet w n
S"§f°"°"°~l Mr and Mrs Earl Jensenu.."A?.'.iT'. AM51-sin Fa mbe f umlle i un Mr.dna Mrs.Archie
Kuhr and daulzhter. I-'riday evun~ing.Wednesday eveninz guestsof Lhe Jensens were Mr.._snd Mrs.
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Arn. who wen dinner and alter-n a o n ~Evminlr guestswereeasn. md Mesdames Ben
nard Wulf.Detle!Wulf.GeorgeMeneks and daulz'N#l'» Chris Ras-mussen. Harold E. Rasmussen andShirley,Lwie Dornacker.and
Otto Arp and family-Mr. and Mrs. 1.-arsRolland an-tenained. Thursday.in honor ofMr. and Mrs. Louis Johnson andson ut Eagle Grove. Iowa.Those
yreaent besides the Johnsons werer. and Mrs. Chris Larsen. Han~nah and Louise, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Hansen. and walter and Nxna An-
dex-sun.Thursday eveninz dinner Rnestaof Mr. and Mrs.Harland NelsonwereMrs. Delsrln Dunlan and
Miss Alma Sorensen of Denver,
and Mr. and .Mn. Hurry Surensw.Sundlv evening :nests were Mr.and Mrs.Bemard Paulsen ofOmaha, Mr.and Mrs. Paul Paul-sen and LaVerna and Miss llelen
Nelson.Thursda eveninsr lruests of Mr.and Mrs.ohn Stork were Mr. andMrs. Rudolph !~\1chs and Mr. and
Mn. Harold Stork and Peazsy.Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rasmus-sen and daughters :died on Mr.and Mrs.Harold Stork and Pew
gy. Sunday evanmg.M r .an d Mr s .Lawren c e Du nk -
ln u we re Sunday eve ni n g vis i mr e
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CITY ELEc'r1 §lLA1R, NEBRASKA »m
~g s a t i n ! ~improve-
ment, and is now able to be up in
a wheel chair.
sary of the 0l1Z8D12.auuu.Th e condition of Mr s .BelieClnspmon. who i m b e e n confined
to e Fr emo nt hos pital for th e p ast
week, is rewarded as very serious.
Mr s.J u di th Shreeves received
wo r d o f th ei de ath of h e r son -im
la w,Alexa nder J eff ry .Sundny
even i ng . a t hi s h ome i n Phoenix.Ariz ona, followi ng a n illnes s of a.
numb er of y ea rs.Mr . J e f f r y wa sn f or me r r e si d e nt o f Omah a .Be»
sides his wife.Mr s.Eliza beth
Park er J éffr y . h e i s also s urvi ved
by a d aug hte r, Mi ss Ele ano r.Mr s.Duane L .Cady an d son.Bobbie,spent.the week-end in
"\-~-.a *ka 'hn\\1F\of MT. Bdld
s u n n y L u a u ' p . . -M r .a n d M r s .R a y m o n d J o h n s o n
v i s i t e d S u n d a y w i t h M r .a n d M r s .
Peter J ohnson.Mr .an d Lire.Ru th Mordh orst
were Tuesday even ing vis ito rs at
Elm.Ap pleb ;Mr .and Mr s.
Ralph Rey nol . J ean and Dunne of
Ie rmnn wer e Fr id a y ni gh t. g ue sts
|ere.
IDurtnubuu cs Al; ni uuv".Mr .an d Li m. C .v Sc humakerattende d n silver wed ding c e lebra-
tio n at the E lk C ity h ell Sa tu rd ay
evenirlicg in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
W i ll er np keMr . an d Mr s. E ri c Kn ud se n an d
Ma r y Be th visited at the Nels:
iinudsen home.Sunday .Mr .an d Mr s .He nr y 'I'i¢f,g¢ni
Mr . a n d Mr s . E lz a A wle b y a n d .Mr. a nd Mr s . H e n r y mm m a n a lr - n d Delores an d Mr s .w i l l VossIr vin vi s ite d W ednesday evening Yiellteci wi th M m Chris Sends
mu h Ra y mon d sc holars.Tue sd sv eveni ng |Gr eta Bernic e an d Ar th u r A larg e numbe r f rom this V ic i n-
Dornsc ker an d Georgia.Ma rs ha ll ity attended the danrge ot.Ben-
were Thursday evening c allers at 1?IllS10n.Saturday evennnr.honor-th e E lm A m a l e b ? me e fu 1 l ing Mr. an d Mrs. Har old Ne uha us.
nn ff v Stoddard o f ne ar E lk
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~ and Mrs.Chris J nh nel.Mr .
and Mrs. B erna rd Th orng son, Mrs.
A ma n d a Svosreraen a n Delb ert
Baller . s pen t Thur sda y e ven ing at
th e Bi ll W u ib ur n ho me .Delb ert Bo ller le f t fo r Ansley ,
Saturday .af te r spending:fi ve
gg gj g a t the Bern ard Tho mps on
Qu i te e nu mb er attended th e
Lu th er a b d c h c kDer in e...?;.°;.'i'S";'2.....;». en sno-
us Los Amzeies, California.S u n d a y d i n n e r g u e s t ;o f M r .
a n d M r s . J o e L o ve w e r e M i s s E l i z -
a b e t h L o v e a n d C l i f f o r d M o n t g g m .
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kson Husk md nmuy.rs.Laura Tofu.and Mrs.wr Sanpenfield visited Mrs.Simansen and baby in Om
Friday dtemoon.
mdsy evening m e m ofMrs. Bernal-Wulf wereMrs. Detlef ulf. and Mr.
. Earl Jensen.xmday dinner guest;ofMm Pete Iverson were Ver~
: -
Mr.Mr.and
Mr.
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Sox and Iola Shageman of'
ham,Nebrnska.and Mrs.
-y Hansen of Herman.
ms Wulf home were Means
of Mr. and nuns.r.wm\.».v w.-and family.Mrs. Hans Wulf wasn Monday afternoon caller.Mr. and Mrs.Bud Croudy mdson called on Mr. and Mrs.Wlll
Wulf on Thursday nfterrmoon.Sunday eveninz guests were Mr.
and Mrs. John Dickmeyer.Mr.and Mrs.Albert Bensonandsons wen Sunda afternoonand suvver mmm of in. Ade lll
Gnuae.Mr.B-Fld Mrs. Chris Rasmlor or
after
Mrs
"REFcalledonMrs.Emma TaySunday altemonn.MondaynoonKueslsu(Mr,anduestsduring the week at thel
Mesdaxnes .Inv Stokes. Alben
erson. Everett Stork Mid fam-Junior, Earl, and Jim Swkes.
MrsLanRasmussenwen Mr.andLouisJnhnsunmdMrs
Rollnhd.senMnup u
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lr. and Mrs. R. H. Hanc oc k and b v
lgzhters,Ma rjor ie an d Rosa-th(ui, and son, R. I-I., Jr., of Her-1
rm,were Sunday eve nmg sup-su1gu es ts at th e Dr.P.I... Cady Ch1
no.Othe r guests a t the Cady EV1
me over the we e k e n d wereCadyandMi ss Betty E :hardmatch of Oma ha .zu. DI'
`s M
'Ykw f.nql<.}§_l.§_§w¢».I he
Mr.mi':»m.Wllham Sr=If=°=1=T.@
1 Billie were Thursday evenmsr afwr-s a t the Gordon An d e r s o n ' vi
ir .and Mrs.Ea r l Fic EI,
v h ee and Razer wer e W ednes-hc
afvernoon visitol5 B l E d ar
K.
ne.mhe r,
tCller's.'diss Harriet,Rogert.of Oma h a erenl. the week-end at home.|
Wednesday ovenimr gues ts;of . S1
.and Mrs.E d I-iovenclic k were Q,. a nd Mr s . D . w. mule dz e n m . |
uie Finc h, Mr. and Lira. Wa1\ac e M
g Mrs.Sarah Swan and Joe d
LMr .and Mrs.A .I .Ma g i ll an d Ir
bb w,Mr .an d Mr s.D wi g h t M
.tric k and1§.enneLh were Sunday IJoninrrvisatoraa t the pa re n ta l,| M
e d Eng er, ho me |
Mr. an d Mrs. Ch ri s L . A nde rso n' sl
ci Do na ld wer e Mo nd ay eveninm tg
mo r e a t the George IIindley te
meM r an d Ivins.Fr ed Pec k an d
mllv spent 'I'hursda.y even in g at
rthur Weatherbys.M r and Mr s Alf r eg C . K r ame r. d M r s .L a w r e n m H a r r i s o n w e r e 't l
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The W oma.n's Society for Chris-
an S ervic e ni et with Mr s. Ber tha
~we for quilting. W ednesday aft-
oon.Mies Li llia n Hansen.a pati entttheBla ir hospital, ia reported
ot no well.Miss Min nie F i n k o f O ma h a is
~ending;a f e w day s wi th Mr s.
una Peddie.Membe rs of the He r ma n W o-an's Clu b attend ing the M. A . C.
ro g rn m i n Blai r we re Mes da me s
ohn H. J o hns on , W illi am Ad ams.envy Truhlsen,E.Hay es,Paul
ancock.Mar c us Krufrer,G.F .
~we.Sarah Swan.Lau ie Fitc h
J rsen.d J .A .caveEdward Gr eni er, so n M Mr . a n~
rs.E.L .Grenier,has ente -he Uni ve rsi ty o f Oma h a an d i
~inn a n n i r p lme emrine courseSa m Belville returned to He r
an Sunday f r o m Lo s Angeles~lifornia. where he had spent th
nter with re la ti ve s.Th e Bir thd ay Card Club me
~ith Mr s .A n n a Peddie.Tu e s d l
:ternocm,honoring her bir th dn
s¢ilB Mi nn ie F i n k 01' Omaha :
:visitor.A dessert lunc heon w~
~erved.d M iH r s Ra y 'Pn ple tt am .Ma r i a h THp le tt we r e Om ah a vi
itoru.'I\1esdny.
day evenink.Th e second gro up of the co~
mu n i tv gatherimc entertainme
c ommittee,he ld a Da n y a tschool,Satu rduv even inm 'L.ent were Messrs.an d Mead u
He nr y J ac kson. Marian and =
eron;Au gu st J or da n,Ma r vi n
Dwa i n W i llia m Sc helstede °McCon:nahs,Fmnc ig an d Ba tt
Lester Curley ;L\~o:nad¢an Ot
Ma r k McCunns.ha;E t t a K r o h
Leland an d August.Ruwe.
h'Ir.= and Mr s .F w d Peak =
fa mily atte nded the WeddingMi s ;Glady u Peterson and R01~
L a m m a t Hooper,Sunday eve
mg ,Mr . md Mr s E d Ho vu n d i c k w
supper szuasts 'I'hursdsY.o f ~an d M n .w i x i i m Hovendxc k :
sons, near Suilc er.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hineline and
Lois help ed Lilli e Marie Thompsoncelebratehersecondbirthdaya t
the h ome o f h er pa re nts . Mr. a nd
Mrs.Joe Thomp son.Wednesday.
M r and Mr s.Be r t Hea th s pe n tgeveral day s last wee k at th e :mr-
emtal,E.V .He a th home.They
spent the wi n te r i n W u h i n k w n ,
D.C.and ar e no w on th e i r wa y
Lec `1<me.| .Mr. and Mrs. John Becklun and o n e 1 ~.:'rg-Y
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nzelsen en~amil we Sunda afternoon andulrtainedandinner.Sunday.for £..,,,é§J i m o£yMr.and Mm!
har. and Mrg. Hans Bertelsen.lgene Ryan in Omaha.~Wllham Voss and -705"Sunday dinner guests of Mr. andvasltedattheLorenChrstensenMrs. Otto Ruwe and Dorothy werehome, Wednesday.|Mr. and Mrs.Milo Jemreaon and
Mrs.Da\.e R1char<§ls\spent fh€!a.m.ily.|vmek-emi wlth relative; at Nor-Sunday afternoon Inlasts of Dun-fvlk \mm n i 1~.ald Rasmussen were aIna Dean and Mila Ann. d1|.u|.£h-| French.Bemnnl and Shermantc-rs of Mr.:yard Mm L®s}i¢Gosker,Robert and Clifford De»Frgnch sums; Frlday nuzht.W*th.vine. John Forsberg. Hgwa;-d Pct-tlmelr unclg and aunt. Mr. and M11 erson and Bud Corne!iua !_
Harold Mnsfeldt.Saturday dinner guests of Mr.;||o f ~~-||
~r. and Mrs. Chris L. AndersonDonaldwereSaturdaveven-mresta at William Andersom.~r and Mrs Fred Peck and
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K.D. K., an Inline nkuun, prius:"I could hudly beliavn it when Idiscovered the int 918 mila cost$5.70 in my new Nuh. Tl-m'a nven"mg dmc!! 80 miles per gallon!"
P. A. S. Sn Fmndaw.soya:"Gentlemm. mia Nuh in | honey-aka the
rnountah mrves like ynu were onm-:ight r0¢d Nuh hu apedll coil
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m a n .~...ily were Mr. an d Mr s. He nry K uhr.
I.aVe me Ra hlfu was rs S unday af-
ternoon visitor. |Mr .an d Mr s.E d Mencken an d
the Mads en b roth ers were Sun day
afternoon and supper guests of
Mr .and Mr s .Alb er t Mo ds en a nd
fa mily of ne a r He rman .Mr .a n d Mr s.An a r e w Bohs,Mr s.A m m W arr ic k and Beverly
were Su nd ay d i nn er g ue s ts a t th e
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For Members of Board of Education
School District No. One
Yom For TWO
I I I W. F. HEMPHILL Py Petition
C' U MORRIS NIELSEN -~-~~----BY Petition
vmmm Huw... ..........,.,.Miss Mi ld re d Lar se n s pe nt th egeek -end a t th e Ed g a r Lars en'
ome.Mr .an d Mr s .J o hn B .E r l k s m.
Mr s .Ma r y Weber.an d Mr s .B y -ron Ba ttli n g were Fr emon t vis it-
ors.Wednesday.Spending Monday evening Atth e Ra y an d Ma r k Mc Cunnaha
home.helpi ng Ray celebrate hi s
birthday we re Messrs.an d Mes-
dsmes Bert Thomnson an d Ric h-
a r d Lee and Le ster Cu rle y .
Mr s .Chu-les K m h n an d E l m .
Mr s .He n na m Spr ic k vi sited Mr s .Min nie B lu m,Wednesday af te r-
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impr c mng ,but,sti ll confined
1er bed.lr.and Mr s . Os c a r B lu m were
mdav eveninn:visitors a t Clar-
a Hiebent.hel's.
tu o f theunudayeven mg gunahm-w Anderson fa mily wane mx nnuumnsuuIIIruand°§";, Clarellace d
v u m aan.r. an rs.V Paulson and Mrs.Chxies
nlson.um; and Birdie Flea-.her ment,dnadny xt the Warren Wxke-_ld home and were Thundly lf-noon visiwrs of Mn.Chuics[son un mba Marsh.I
Kiss Ada ¢ n was a weak-l zu m o f . md Mrs. ClydeAh at Berman.I
Kr. and Mrs. John B. Eriluen:I hmily entertained az Sundaymerfor Mr. and Mm.Clyde:tk and dauzhben.Mrs.Maryaber and Joe and Mr. md Mn.vin Clements.Affemuon andanim;wsiwrs were Mrs.M.
izler. Louise and Marguexite. of
Fr; J.§`¢.»'¢Z£»£ ~ m kind of car is the talk of automobile
__ua: A. an ...;|.. nn1| anlhmnfmxoline".. ."Most comfortableGUY"-N Ldwav-nun-..-,._._.-, ,_ ,car I ever dnu". .."Biggat mln olfered il the lowest-price Eeld'
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Blair.Wednesdnv aitemoon visltmsof Mrs. Lester Curley were Mrs.
Charles Kmhn and Miss Etta,Mrs.Herman Sprick, Mrs,BenThompson a.v§ Richard he.Mr.and rs_Warren Wake-
field md Wilbur were Sundav din»negiuesté of Alma and Birdie
Fl er.Phyllis Roxen spent Ssmrday
Afternoon with Lucille Andaman.M m Lnwrence Harrison was I nl\m.+.;I. an ml.Illill (31:ek Sawim:m r 1 '- r f " 1 " " v m T » " " " '
Hud lme l Ed Hovendick Al h u lcKramer.Gum n lmf la v .A1-
be r t l l d l l l l -Rd ml hmc n t li r l n
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The polls of said dection will open at 8 o'clock
A. M. and close at 8 o°'clock P. M.Following are the
polling places for said election:
FIRST WARD--In Oscar Gilbertson St/ore Building.
urvad at Lb. close.F r m Hovendlck ufM i n cesWayncspent the week-end M.home.Mr.and Mn.Hovaudlcktxok hu- bank zo Wlyne. Sundaynfnemoon.Mlm Fumes hu beenamazed no mach tha Plenum Hill
school ln Bun.county for nnxtschoo l nu.M Bert ThompsonMr.and ra.visited Mrs,Emm;_.Rnsenbamn5 "hible elusea meet at 10:80 And
n'clock.Young Peov\e'| meetingrmominu worship bednl nt 11:00
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in lt 6:30 v. m. md evening ser-vice are held at 7:80.
FREE m¢ ' r B o ms ' r c mmc nDivinawonhip at 1:30 every
Sumhy dseraoon.rr
a n n s m n um :v m mu
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Ind M Rnd l h Th orWlnsidgr Thllrgdgy .-'I1"=T=.
Mr.md Mrs.Hn-mm Sm-id:
were Wodnemhy evminx viniwranz the Chula; Kmhn hams and,ggggg Smdn lt the Erwin Sndek
nurMr. md Hn. Rlymrmd lllirill
SECOND W ARD-In the Ben Franklin Store.
m vnvsn m A nn 1- t'm1nf~§\ Hhnmhnr in Citv Hall wi|_L|A|v| WELTER'1.lI11I$U vvnnn ,un vvwwu v........,... ... v..._, -...
FOURTH W ARD-In Municipal Ice Plant Building.
HENRY CHBISTENSEN,( s u m City Clerk.
Blair. Nobrukn
~"".Aamdnmnnznrmx-m I
-m EN'I'ER}'RISE-u m P¢».. Rm;
Geena Kuhr, Jr., gathand nt the
hall on Hxreh IB.On Wednesday,
lhmh 1 9 , Hi n Wo lfe i nnnmnd
the Kmmxd leaders, and wdnv m
il mating with laden of clubs In
the Herman Ara.
From This District Pro-
poses 15 Separate Bills
Semwr Rmhud Johnson,acted from this datrkt tn ut in
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LEGISLATIVE BILIS
OF INTEREST
The !ollowk\g list of bills now
before the legislature an of in-
Mrut to everyone:
amended ch,Irma:-al of FloydBohnmiTeSundn .H x . $ 3 l n . N m r m m m i n "
g d Doris Jan 5nd F°f;_¢-f lee
l w n twi t h M n. Gun c mmi
ills Proposed By
Senate: Jehnsnn
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'~.don of water works, lu works,
W m Plush. halting or wwnyuwmfor any other purposemmr w r w .gxmndom, nddi-wm unls s m m " m thvrlwl
by s majority vm.
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Calendar or The
Week Ahea
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F. (J. I. C. Help
This Spring
Armistice -IE S t o r m
Probably Responsible
For Wheat Damages
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over-nizht gum GI Hin Darlene
Vindenlev int week.
l i n .Shmrmm Carlson i nd
dauzhter.Daria Jem.have beenadck am the mrentai, Loren Lay-man home.Hr.and Linz.Ed Manchu andthe Madman brother; W¢'la Sunday
227,403 MI. COVERED
BY STATE PATROL
>Shte hls#1w\y patrol olilw-ntrlvded WM03 miles while on(my during February.A report
Week of March27-Apm 3
Tlmrldzy,Munch 27
"Km" PARKER D~IN LINCOLN
Wurdwune¢ivedbyAr\!.n¢wnrelativgaalthedatholwilliamPu-kn,|ono!¢hel.\rk¢Mn.lhry
PLAN oPEN HOUSE `WEEK FOR PATRONS
An cpen-hmue week for thebandit of the Blah' school lyl»~
w. s. Hmxey.
Mr. Plrlre r wu n lo mer :s i -
dmz uf Arlingto n md will be n-membtred nm "Kid"Puker,the
fnme r light w d d n plan
boxer of the middle wat-A
nghe with Jos Gm. hs we
held from April 21-25, it hu been
mnonneed by school dtidnln.As
in former yum,dirpdlyu repro-
lentntive of the wud wuz done
in the Blxh' Centnl, North and
Welt Wlrda will be exhibited in
the High School audiwrium,
The week will be climlled wifhmme d me followi ng nun to be
acted upon:
L . B. a a .
To direct capitol cuawdinn i n
procure and displny an Amexianflag dnily on the state hmm.
L. B. 44-To require the leglslaturek ur-
geam an arms m obtain and dil-
plny the olficinl sure burner on
lop of the capitol each dly thele-giolatixre is in aeuion.1 . a s s -,
To provide for conveyance! of
real or personal property to one'anel! and others as joins eennnu
with right of survivonhip and
provide for iuwtinn of right o ieurvivorshipwheninaccruesin
lieu of inheritance taxes.
l.. B. is a-
To establish preference in insol-vent estates for certain wage
rlmims.L. B. 144-To repeal law relatinll to real
csuibe instruments in line with
bar association plan.
n u , u s -To enact uniform partnershiplaw advocated by bar association.
L B. 1 6 0 -Tu require any person doingbusinessinNebraskaundern
n:mn .-ihcr Lhan his own to first
re;,;|~ni such name with secretary'of >l.n.together with names of
nll nn.rested with him and exact
exwm. or their inéerent.L. li.2 l 8 -l'ro\idcs for regulation and li-
cehxiug of frozen food and locket
service plants by ngricultural de-
pnnment and fixes fees for set-1
ying; povides for reporis
also, that 17,815 noun were :pcmonpauol;8,148 drivers lioenu
application: were wceowd;1,789
:violation axon were inmedi 1,748.5
houn were WSI! exmmininz: Q37
arrest:were made;BU. w|.rn1\\8eandswere honed;3° i a lc e gn
were invest-is\£ed an WW Pand1stolen our was recovered.1 In their e n u m to make the
highways oder,potrolmen r e
!moved 753 obatmaionn from the
highways and dded 1.542 mooor~isbn.'Ihey also gave 107 safety
talks in various Nebraska ochools
and at other public gnthenngil.
OL487 canes,372 eonvxmms
were made and $8,414.87 in fine;
was collected. the money ua aeenxeito cormrnon school iundl.An nn-
ialysn of court proceedings shows
_thas 143 nrresw were made on n
.charge ol no 1941 license plates:
'79,sP°¢dif\K:66,overweight oncapacity; 8S» no operator's license;
34,reckless driving;31,driving
while intoxicated; 27, improper ll-cense: 17, overload;18, stop sign
violation;and others on n\iscel~
lanenus charges.
|B65 violation cards wem issuedfor no 1941 licenBe plates, 476 for
improper lights, and 193 on no op-
erator's licmse.
Nebraska drivers paid (een in
the amount of $20,262 for 1941 ii~cense plates, during February, and
'mick drivers and trniler owners;nn n ~ m . s i n g c a p a c i t y p a l d $ 4 , 8 1 7 i n
e e s .
Out of state truck nzerawrs not
complying with exis ng recipro-
city agreements in licmsed truck
and trailer capacities were re-
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mrs.Ame n ml»d.l€!l was nKU!!! at the hvme of Mn. LAW-nnce Harrison,Thundly d w ! -
noon.Albert Mldsen Ind um. Bod, AY.-
eended the futher and non bmqutin Herman, Frldxy evening.
bleredith Ivenon ment theweekaxd in Omllu an 1 zum ofBob Iverson And Dde Shultz.
Csllen on Mn. Hattie CameronSundayafternoonwereMrs.§ mn ¢ .= "§ "" '€" ' % °12°"°""ii
r. an rs.mr y neMarion and Cameron,Mrmonkgy
Broderscm and Larry.Mrs, J.C.Bfodersen nm!Mrs.Malcolm
Brodersen and Susan.
Mrs.U.C.Brodex-sen wma a
Saturday afternoon caller of Mrs.Riley Brodersen.
Mr.and Mrs.Riley BrodersehMdl1arfy»were Cralz viniion.
Sunday.
Mr.and Mn.Ril Brodexseand La-rry and Mr. .ii Mn. im?
colm Broderaen Ind Bunn wonSundaydinnerRhesteatiheJ.C. Brodersen home.
Mr, and Mm. George McQuarrieof Blair were Saturday afternooncallersatLhe home of Mr.andMrss.Malcolm Brodersen.
Mm.Louise Pilcher.who hasbeen spending the Duc two weekswith her! seg- Mrs) Hatie Cam-
eron.re urn 'Blair. Tuesday.no er ome in
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thielfoldtand Lyle ond Donald sucnt Sat-urdsv evemmz in Hemian at the
home nf Mr.and Mrs,LouieMencke.Misses Elsie and Harriet Wil»son were Fremont shoppers.Sat-urday.Joe and Gene Cameron calleagg-_ "Lyle ond Donald Thlelloldt,
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neg inma te ma:mewinterwheat crop his been oe-
verely damaged by winteokill
Over 700 when gxowm however.hxvo their what crops imured !°r
'm%a dun- normnl yl»Jd» with
the Federal Cx-op Insurance Cor-porntion,md thus Q-be finnndll
lo u to the county will not be
grant.
Three crop insurance adjuster:
are making inspections of field!
on which dnmnge bla been re-ported no thu, il the farmer dv
sires to thicken up a stand ofwheatwith barley or oats,the
county oommittee, acting for the
Fedeml C p Insnnnoe C0rp0n~tion, can afprove the request.
Farmers are warned not to pehformseedingoperationsother
than needing spring wheat or lguinea in their insured fields until
a release has been approved bythe county committee, acting for
.the Fedenl Crop Insurance Cor»
ivration.All needing operations
must be made by surface drillinSin such a manner chat my remain-
ing w t in not further damages:
by such operation.
OFFICERS' BONDS
ARE APPROVED
The bonds of Precinct Assessors
E. V. Newkirk, Lincoln Township,
Thorvnld Hansen,Herman Town-ship, and Glenn Rosenbaum, llich-
land Township, were approved atthe regular meeting of the County
Bom-d,Monday.The bond of S.
H.Lockman,constable for Arl-
ington Township,was also np-
:oommercinl md odenee d u i
p~commercial and ncimce pro-
gnm, Frldny evening, April 25.
C A M P B E L L O N
F E E D E R S 'D A Y
J o hn Co mpbe ll,well~known
market observer from Clxiongo,
will appear as one of the chiefspeakers on the mnunl Feeders'
Dny prog:-nm at the UnivenityofNebrasknCollege ol Agricul-
ture on April 18, County Agricul-
tural Agent E.D.Fnhrney was
notified this week.Csmpbell i |
well-known among Wubington
county livatoclr men.
The Chicago man is with the
Agricultual Marketing 'Service of
the U. S. Department ul Agricul-
ture and has spent yeun ohserv~ing market el; and conditions.
He will probably discuss the fu-
ture outlook ol prices when he
appears on the program at Lin-coln in April.
Meanwhile other plans lor tbe
big day are shaping UP nicely.There will be anoLher big barbc»
cue and sepnmte session for the
w o m e n .
|PEDESTRIANS:
g Do You Alwnyo-T
Do you cross streets only at in-
tersectimsi'`.Do you cross wir.h the green
light?
Do you make cenain you have
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n neon mm which tamed mm toretire from the ring.
For n number of years he hu
made bln homo Lincoln whenhe died last week.
SPOKANE DEFEATS
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP
Ont nt Spokane, Wlahington n
$6,500,000 municipal power venture
w u dsfwed by n vote ol threeto two.
The venture w u backed by
Secretary Ickea and a tell cam-
Ingim wxs arried on by b maides.The P¢°Ple out in Spokane[evidmtly dldn't want govemmen-
Ita! intervention in their didn as
won nhown by the decisive vote.
FEEDER PIG
\ l PRICES HIGH
Feeder nie prifflés are rising.
with parker buyers paying betterthan river market prices for ship-
per hogs, heavy butchers and
Bows.At n recent Taylor-Wells
iauction in Fremont J. L. Jorgen-sen,Arlington,sold 15 head of
'Piss at $9.15.
1 At the same sale,Chnrle=
Gel\rk, Blair, sold a young Holnteinbullfor$95;Fritz Jahnel,Blair, sold two yearling Hereford
bulls for $80 and 840: and Harry
iLa.rsen»Kennazd, Jsold a nicelylmamhedteamof8ryenr»old roan
'gddings for $150 and a mam of
my cults for $120.
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To fix last Thursday ln Novem-
er as Thanksgiving day.B. n a -
To pemxit graduatea of night
aw lchoola to take :tale bar ex-
minatlom and to qualify forractin same aa other graduates.Senator John Adams, Jr.
B. 22 7-
Pmvides for deduction from
ees due juror: any personal tax-
| owing by them; orders immo-
iate delivery of juror's warrants.
B. 441-
To prevent sale of beer between
a. m. and 6 a. m. Sunday; pro-.iblts Bale of alcoholic liquors be-
ween 6 a. m.Sunday and 12
'clock midnight.B. 488-
To provide clerks at the distdct
ourts dial]give bond not leasl
han five thousand dollars nor
more than 150 thousand dollars;
mesent limit is 10 thousand dol-
a m Sellalor Tony AslmusB. B1 -
To fix hunting and fishing ll-ense fees at $1 for both inatead'
if $1 for one and $1.50 for both
.s in 1939 law.
B. 212-
To reduce from $10 to $3 tow
lar fee roquimd to be paid coun-
y treaaurera for towing automo-
»iles On highways.Senator Geo. W. Bevlns
.. s . 41 -
To enact a "little Wagner aut"
or collective bargaining of Ne-
rraska employes engaged in intra-
utate business exzlusive of agri-
"ai gifs:~
Hillside Club-Mrs. Peter Tmhl-
MnBlair Pick-Up-Mrs, Roy Pgqla
nonDomu Club-Mrs. Arthur Jen~
senKennard Methodist Aid-Mrs.
H. B. Pluggu
Lutheran Brotherhood
m a y ,March 2a
Herman Woman's Club-Mrs. J.
H.Johnson (Program by Dana
Music Department)
Lucky Parkers-Rolland Richter
home
Degree ol Honor-Edna and Er-
na Good
W. R. C. Kensington
Saturday, March 29
Washington County Pinochla
Pals-Mrs.Fred Masters,M n .
Leonard Axtell
Monday, March 81
Lutheran Daughters-Ebhe Ras-
muuen Tuesday, April l
Bench Community Club-Mrs. E.
C. Lippincott
Teachers'Group Meetkxg-
March School
IX S L ~ W . KI - '. He mph i l l
..uxi ia ensln n -Mm.W. J.Blattl;KW
Wednesday, April 2
Hernrhn Wesleyan-Mm. JamesPresba
Thursday, April 3
March .Mixers-Mrs.Raymond
French
:Gndred Club--Mrs. George Li-
le
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culture.
Senator A .J.Brod ahl
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To pe r mi t ru ra l landowners
whose fa r ms lie wi thi n to wn
sc hool distric ts to transfer their
la nd s to nxral s ohool distric ts but
send their c hildren to town sc hoois
upo n th e p ay me nt of tuitio n.
L .B.3B3 --
To require any one finding stray
livestoc k to no ti fy county nher lff
wi th i n thme d a y s .
Se na to r J o hn C allm
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To in c re as e f ro m 1 0 per c ent w
30 per cent munic ipalities' share
of gasoline taxes alloc ated to c oun-
tie s a nd to li lo t 2 0 per cent to
towns hip road s in c ou ntie s ha ving
to wn s h i p f o r m o f g o ve mme n t.
S e n a to r A r th u r C a r md y
L . B . 1 9 1 -
Constitutional ame ndment re~
hating to c o un ty a nd to wn sh ip o f-
fic ers;empo wers legislature to
pro vid e f or the ir ele c ti on or the ir
appointme nt, at the option of eac h
c oun ty e xpre ssed at a re fere ndum
on the q uestion,
Senator Louis M.Jeppesen
L .B. 3l9---
Baby Bee! Club-~enry Sorensen
home
McCarthy Club Achievement
Day-Mrs, Howard ThompsonP. A. C.-Mrs. Ed Arkell
c DeS0£o Club-Mrs. Ralph Hine-
l no
Colby Club-Mrs.Chauncey
Way
Tn levy a graduated income
on personal and corporate incomesturn the rvenue so derived into
state property mx relle! fund fu
reduction of real property taxes
Proposed n u sales:Penona
starts at $1,500 for married all~
dngle persons with 2 per cent tax
runs to 15 per cent on lncom~
over m m t1\o\ma.nd dollars
year; corporate, shris at two thousand dollars wlth 4 per cent an~
runs to 15 per cent on 15 thousanddollarsorover.Nonpmfi
wrpontinns exempt.
L . a 3 1 5 -
To require school boards fo pn~
llah proceeding:o l thdr mee
ing in legal newspapers.
Senator Hurry E. Gmlz
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l' mh lbn ~ilu diversion by c ities $?.,9T1.40
Iif the f1r\t \|2|.3B ha vi n g f r o m 5.-
'OU t o 2f. |+ || ||p o p u l a t i o n o p e r a t i n g
\.\.Llur .marks1,p o w e r p l a n t s ,h e a t -
m r u l i g h t i n g s s t e m e ,o f e a r n5
Hgh t~any other purposes thanho.;Expenses,improvements,
rntension zuldltioris,deprecia-
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1 hi m.Fra nk Brodersen has been
a vic tirn of flu.
Th e Hi ll Creek W omen's Club'me t at th e home of Mr s. L awr en c e
ion; unlf ~~ :iuiho rized to do so by Hawison.
h e m a j o r i t y o f e l e c t o r s v o t i n g o n l M i s s H a t t i e C a m e r o n ,t e a c h e r o f
h u n .( 1op r o !1 l |n a f .a g e n e r a l O f l t h e B i s b e e s c h o o l ,r e t u r n e c l t o b e r
==pec:ul | . e ¢ l l 11.E m e r g e n c y .w o r k a f t e r h a v i n g b e e n s i c k w i t h
A B 2 3 7 i t h e f l u .
To esl.m2l~h unif orm tru st re_!Mr .an d Mrs.Orville Hansen
ei p ts law.and Ron nie of Oma h a s oe n t Sun-
.¢.o . 2 9 8 -dav a t the Mac Ca me ro n h ome.
|M r and Mr s W alter Wac hterTo req uir e r eta il de ale mof ga s-o f Ifosslie Bpeflt Sunday at the
iline to display signs setting 0'iT».holf11e o f H r .a mi Mr s.M o m s
separately the price and the ¥»2\¥'Chi-istensen." u l on...'noni .|n».\n.n I lliu n na va l Fhrininninn in #inv
'Puesdsy evening callers on Mr .
and Mr s.Einer Hansen were Mr .
and Mrs.Fred Kubie,Mr .and
Mr s.Th or va ld Hansen and Fran-
ces Ma e and Mr .and Mr s PeteWeber.The oc c asion wa s to h e lp
the I§iner Hansens c elebrate their
weddznsr anniversary .
M r and Mr s.Th or va ld Hansen
an d Mr .and Mr s .Fr ed Ku hi ecalledonMr .and Mrs . Pe te La r-
sen.Wednesdav eveninnz,Th e
occasion wa s to heln Pete Larsen
celebrate his birthday .Mr .and Mrs.Th o r va ld Hansen
were c allers on Mi ss Anmes Ha n -
,Bfn in Oma ha,Wednesday.
CAUCUS NOMINATES
BOARD INCUMBENTS
m...........A n u » . n »u n n . . .L . . i .l - L n l
proved.
BLAIR GIRIS RE-
ELECTED To POSTS
Announcement has been made
this vmek of the reelection at
Misses Frances Mullin and Evelyn
Mosts to their positions in the
Norfolk public schools with m~ereases in salary.Miss Mullin
teaches 6th grade work while
Miss Meats teaches English in the
High School.
ENCOURAGES
TREE PLANTIING
The 1941 farm program encour-sges tree planting and Countb'
Agent E, D. Fahrney this week
called attention to special payments which can be eamed under
the AAA.Many farm tamilies book ad-
vantage of the special treo plant-
ing payment of the AAA last yeartoget a wlndbresk started near
the farm huildlmzs and more mn
nnw W moss;Do you face ttsnffic when walk-
ing on a highway'!,
Do you carry something white,
walking on highways?|Do you slay out of streets ex-
cept when necessary?
Do you regard jay~wslking with
contempt?
Do you keep alert crossing tn!-
fic lanes!
Do you think of danger of mov-
ing vehicles?
Ask yoursel! the above ques-
tions, compiled by Captain R. T.
Schrein of the Nebraska Safety
Patrol,and then determine your
score as follows:NINE "yes"
answers, perfect. you should live
to a ripe old age; EIGHT "yes"
answerajgood,but don'f. he wo
sure-some day you may miss;
SIX "yes"answers, hir,Lady
\Luck may help you live until you
learn better:FOUR "yes"an-lswer-s. bad, see to it at once that
your will is in good order; TWO
"yea" terrible, unless you improve
voor wxlkinv vnu nm in dsmmv-
"°s6'§Aie¥6 rssAND SEED LOANS
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R. J. Zelinek, Field Supervisor
for the Emergency Crop snd Feed
Loan Office of the Farm Credit
Administration announced today
that the fact that silanner has mr
paid feed or seed loans from prior
years is not n bhr to a loan of the
same type this year, provided the
failure to pay was due to causes
beyond his control,such asdrought, hall, etc.Field Super-
visor Jelinek emphasized that losh
checks are non-nally being deliv-
ered to the farmer in s week or
less Irom the time appllestlon in
made at his office in the Louie
Struve office at Blair, Nebraska.
Field Supervisor Jelinek said
he wished to correct a mistaken
impression in the minds of some
farmem regarding this matter.
The govemment is interested in
seeing that no farmer ll denied an
,opportunity to farm thin year be-
d the total charge
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To pmvid e th at all reve nue; of
he s tate sha ll g o i nto the gene ral
und,provides f o r appmpHa\t.ions
erect and disposition o f unex-
nded balances.
. B. 374-
cssion or transportution of ma-
hine guns. or sawedoff shot. guns
~y any one except law enforce-ent officers and militia shall be
~resumptivo of unlawful intent.
B. 47i-~
To submit constitutional amend-
ent that in lieu of all propertytes, maxes may be levied upon
he production and income of
public power districts,municipal
~wer plants,privately owned
oner plants and all corporations.~ublic or private, fumishing light.
~ower,gas and water,railroad
I ponies,telephone companies,
~n whale 01 in pil!! in the sta~.lLila.Mr.~MTB. .Andrew Old-fg.n5_ba.ch and farmly. Cecil Brandt and.*Human Bonner mum on FloydTo "°9"'"ft cma of the 5¢°'°"d.Jnhnson.Sunday.to hell!him
lass and vlliageg frum using i¥\¥icelebra.te his birthday.~minga arising from the DINSFR-I Mr. and Mrs. 'Charlel Laughlin
inn~ing :mndidates w fin the
three-year terms of two Board ofEducationmembers.The incum~
bentfs, George Schoettger nad Dr.D. M Bloch, were named.
Stag at the h o me 0 1' Mr . an d Mr s.
Clanton Smith,Mr s Smi th has
been sic k.Mi ss Le la Rosa Christensen of
Oma h a s p e n t th e we e k e n d a t th e
paraxtal.W i lli a m Christensen
home.Miss Dorothy W i llia ms and
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SNAPSHGDTS
FACULTY To BE AT
JOINT CONFERENCE
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Supt. J. R. Vinckel plans to at-
tend a joint conference of the N.
S.T.A.,Friday,in Lincoln;a-
mong those who plan to be at theconference on Saturday are Nile
Bourne,Miss Betty Eberhart,Glen Monow, and J. C. Thompson,
all faculty members.
Dr Morris Nielsen, member ofthe Blair Board of Education, will
lead a discussion on the subject of
health education and the commondefense, Friday afternoon.
a t the Willia1n¢Christ4ensen home.
Mr .an d Mr s.George Hansen
and fa mily called on the Alf re d
Hansen fa mi ly .llfonday evening.
Mr .an d Mr s.Op al Osborn and
family were Sunda v inl&B£S a t the
George Hansen ho .
Mr . wq Mr s . H a d Ma xi !! a nd
fa mi ly .r. a nd Mf g T e d Ivorson
and family ,Mr .an Mrs.E lme r
Thong and family ,Mr .and Mr s.Soren Jensen,Mr .and M m .W il-
riarn Jenaen,_ Merle J=»3;»<=»and
Miss Inez Vxndendev llod on
Floy d Johnson Suturdav niirht toh e ;him c eleb rate his birth day .
onnld Bea rd a nd Emin a Le on -
ar d of Oma ha,Mr s .Olena H o m
Miss No r ma De c h , wh o f or th e
past four years has ser ved as
eig hth grade instruc tor in the
He r ma n school,tendered her res-
ignation this week.
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~mn:s a w u mm .,°<¢
do it this year.The progrim of-fers a special $15 tree planting
practice payment.This is in ad-dition to the regular farm allow-
ance and is available only for
tree planting.
Better moisture conditions lo-cally shnuld mike this a good
year for planting trees and appli-
cations for Clark-McNnry seed-lings And transplants are still be~
ing taken at the County Agenfs
office in the Coun House.
GEO. JIPP snows
IMPROVEMENT
Gevrge Jipp of Fort Calhuun,who has been a patient in an Oma-ha hospital for more than seven
weeks,following sn ue idmt inwhich both legs were broken, is re-\por¢ed to be improving.Twu
,blood transfusions have been ne-
cessary.Jipp suffered several
sbroken bones and intemsl injuries
'when he wu pinned to the wall of
a Calhoun oil station by a large
truck.
MRS. U. S. RENNE
SERVICES SUNDAY
I-Nmeral services for Mrs. U. S.
Renne.former DeSoto resident,
were held at Syracuse, Nebraska,
at 2 o'clock,Sunday nibemoon.
She had passed away on Tuesday
evening, March 18, miter 1 shortilhesa from flu,which later de~
veloped Kntn pneumonia.The
Rennes resided on a funn north of
Fort Calhoun until ` About two
years ago when they moved toSyracuse.
FARM CLEANUP
WEEK PLANNED
Nebrukn l a m m will observe
n|»ticmn1 "farm tleump week"
starting April 1,with a 20 PU'
cem reduction in xivmmk lossesan the gon! of this yeah cleamn-fol bl-ma |.ndflrm lot;
"An l e m f m- M u i , a w a r #
annul loss of blby pigs,wves.md other livestock could be nved
if svery firmer in I-he mm would
Join Sn #hh ation. md thvrouxhiy
clean and dmnlect his livestock
murten and nun lou befvre the
lvrins work xe no n s tun," ny !YJ°d»lY'|cleanup eu-npalgn an-nomcammt issued hexvb by iheAmeriem Fmmdadon for AnimalHulmb, |ponl0l1 of tha annul
drivaAmong tha msjor objective: in
thin yur'|csmpl|g\a n
Clem and dininfmt All building!
und by llvaawck fence or fm olamudholuIndwdlowl,burn olal t n w m m bo nd up mln a nd
Coach ma l n .a m o ne
| p¢ n¢ f.\uv \a k ~m¢ di nPlnuN°| > m u , w i a = n n . u u e » » = ¢ w ,
i:6"'§€§'7`l§s&S»¥,"§§¢£if "fmlust case, rigor mortis may set in
before you read any farther.
SEVERAL RURAL
TEACHERS ELECTED
Several tural school boards have
already selected hen for the
naming year.According to Co\m~
ty Superintendent R. E. Fairchiid,
the following have been named:
Cruickshnnk school,Laura Nohr-
enberg;Whitford,Florence Hol-
stein; Kindred. Dorothy Williams;
Thane,Erdine Wulf; New Eng~
land,Bernadean Otto and Ruth
Bmdersen; Wx-anch, Mary Fedda;
Colby,Norma Wild; Maney, Mar-
ion Jahnel;Belle Center,lela
Peck;Bisbee,Senor:Andel-sw;
Hartung,Marcella Laudenkloe;
Broderaen.Ada Rogan;Gardner,
Eileen Thompson; Fontanelle, EI-
sie Wilson; 0rum_ Ma:gnmt Wulf.
61 AMENDED RE~
UPHOISTERY CLASS
Miss Rizpah Dougllaa, of the
University'n extension depnrtment,
assisted by Miss Ruth Wolfe, lo~
cal home demonstration agent.,
Hrunducted A reupholstery clinic in
the city council rooms,Tuesday
and Wednesday.|Smy-one ladies, in all, attend-
ed tfle clinic, bringing with them
cushions.footstools,and other
larger pieces of furniture for re-
furbishing.Misa Douglass was A
moat able instructor, and the fin-ished products we;e on the level
of professional work.
CALTON, SHEETS
IN WASHINGTON
Claus Cslton and Kenneth
Sheets of = Herman reported in
Omaha, Mondxy, for mm guard
service.They left that evening
for the stake of Washington where
they will begin U1i1>h\x~
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PU mmug, piles, which Ire mnjor
source;of pnnlite infection;su-ob m a boxes and w m f y
l'°°¢I¢| with hot lye nur: endi-an 'lf-I, mine, Pfliwnn and Imr-
NWZ disinfect ponltry hmm: andne m.Du. an hlghar hug pricesthis Year, farmer: an sho bein;
U f t e d w u n u t n u n m p m w e n tMy Pi( loans at !\!'rovI£n¢ dm:
" Ni m l u n p i g immmknd
ani m c ho le ra u e a rly la non-nb1,nn,4,¢ ,,¢ ,,,Ng, gn fp -h
u n y rum u of otl,in Alla bdng urgqj by authorities.
"'l'h. mum u» bdn( mlm v m
tn imma; its llvuwek pmductionf°r national ddann,md f u m
chi mp "ek un be A kits futo n-;-; P wv mu n. ¢ °l' J y u w lo ne
Ill farms: wi ll e oopau, in itnm W l- he F\'l lDdlHs n '| lml.
I
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bvlnmn M L Q ,buildings;
llr md li n. Rlchud Hi tt.Mon deehru.
cause of A lack of credit.A sound
national defense program requires
that none of our resources. ascri-
cultural or industrial. remain un-
used.These loans bear interest at 4%.
The Ioan funds are turned over to
the farmer who hmdlea his own
purchmes.The security for these
loans is a mortgage an the crops
to be produced or the livenlock to
be fed which permits the farmer
to keep other resoumen free and
available for ernergmdea.
PREDICP INCREASE
I N H O P P E R S
Making dlownnce for the
weather and other "nnbmdicta-blea"here's how the Nebraska
.grssshopper situation in expectedtn Shane up this summer.In general,Nebraska fnrrnln
can expect less trouble fromgrauhoppersthisyear accanting
Un Don B.Whelan,mule :mse-
hopper control leader at the Nebraakn College of Agriculture.
Little or no dmuze is expectedin 4 southeast Nebraska counties,in s strip of Missouri river coun-
ties from Sarpy north through
Dakota, and in scattered counties
across the nonhem part o!the
state.
However, in 20 counties of cen-
tral and southwest Nebraska, thenumberofgfasahoppereggs
shawn an incmue over Int year.
The moot severe outbreaks are ih-
diated in¢Red Willow md Kear-
ney bounties.But note that gf-year them are no counties in esolid black or "very severe" area,
Count) Qxtendon ajents will
have complete information on all
development;in the gnaahopper
aituaion throughout the year, md
nn plans for grauhopper controlwork.-
MILLER HEADS STATE
FAIR DEPAMMENT
A. H. Miller of Blair has been
named nxperlnfandent of the Chas
A horse depnrtment for the Ne~
bnnka State Fair nent full.Hin
Appnkxtmmt, together with sever-
nl other department muperintend-
enden,wu announced this week
lollawing A meeting of the lute
hir bond.
PROJECT LEADERS
ARE 1Ns'mUc'rED
Laden of Wuhlngwn county's
pmjaet clubs han been meeting
with Min Ruth Walla, hom: dem~
ommzm ngsnt, duri ng the Pm
week, ¢o ltndy the cumnt project
Ianon," c md Gnidsnen".The
Arlingwn lander! met nn Tuoldny,
l h n h l l .The Blair gmnp hand-
ed by Hn. Will Lindam met at
Bdnodlds lml|~an lhmh 18, mdthe local group h u d d b y Hrs
I
Amateur Night
CONTEST
Blair High School Auditorium
Friday, Aprii 4t|1
Sum Aa a O'cloc|< P. M.
Reservation OF Sat: Af J. L. Pounds
All Reserved Seats 30c
Ofh ers A ( 2 0c
Have You A Push-Button
RADIO!
If So, After Saturday, March 29, the Stop; Mun! All BeRe-Set Duc To Station Changes.FREE CHECK-UP
OF YOUR.RADl0
If You Bdng It In Td-Have The Push-
Buttons ReSet
Res eti ng ls Not E xpensi ve
fl x. ,;~See The New
~' ~' ~1941
,With A $7 50
. ; ~ t Sesanon Electric
I °' " " 'I clock FREE
Herman Appliance Co.
Blair, Nebraska
EA Toclli eller her hrst solo Ihghl ls
gresponded lo by Mrs Iohn i n o d
iIQnd°f above. named on the tail oi|her new Aaronou at tho Cmcmnc m
Airport M n Fnedlcmdar 1| obout todrinkIron:o n e d tho new :aven
ounce beer bottles-0 gloss ol bear
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°""*ha d th~ x o ~ln ~c t ~ c
tame of tho invc uloroi than British Mn by
Caesar.
The bottles oi ooloreihquldwhic h lor c an
turies have been Sy m-
boln ol the <=n=°U1»<=¢=rr.shop or d w g atom.Above,L u m C h m m .
lunmd tnodll,pours
mth u modomized vor-mon o i t h e g l o b u
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The bottles oi ooloreihquldwhic h lor c an
turies have been Sy m-
boln ol the <=n=°U1»<=¢=rr.shop or d w g atom.Above,L u m C h m m .
lunmd tnodll,pours
mth u modomized vor-mon o i t h e g l o b u
whmch are said to havehad thulr origin at the
tame of tho invasionoi than British Mn by
Caesar.
_|Dhv'a|>°mmmlo he cam `l l man vlu two lids wincmn or vmhlhy|.»¢5~yomy-oldn1aro\vn.|H¢l{;`nmnod\oam1o|1l|\hnn|vD¢8¢wl6¢\ CulbmC0|xnr¢|bl|
'loodlmosi VUL GubCoup¢Theo\|plwi\hroumlwlh l\ddn.\x1nd.ma|t"|'h¢SlB¢H»<l1'd|{mfg_od.°nv°-pa um a oé nnnibhpinnoa bna nm dulmlv sdmnm na u
nflnhlv mwah.'Bm :gg an la em. nav can nl.
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Blgir. Nebraska. March 27. 194;-:'IXHE_EN'I'ERPRI3E-.!?.°_¥L§£!ia
~@ \/ c H i R<<§: WCEv|/ cH1\71'i?5m2T /ERSiWOULD YOU AS AN AUTOMOBILE DRIVER' LIKE
CHEVROLET-TRAI NED n m c m m c s
cHEv1zor.s'r-DESIGN:-:ii SPECIAL TOOLS
CHEVROLET-DESIGNED smcm. 1ooLs
GENUINE CHEVROLET PARTS
GENUINE cunv nourr PARTS 1 4 .
CHEVROLET Low SERVICE PRICES
CHEVROLET SQUARE DEAL POLICIES
CHEVROLET LOW SERVICE PRICES
CHEVROLET SQUARE DEAL POLICIES
l\ v . ,\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ ' \\ i \
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MAKE sum: YOU'BE crrrms TOP PERFORMANCE We Can'y A Large Stock Of Genuine Chefvrolet
~Parts To Properly Service Your Car.Hundreds Of Small Special Tools Are Necessary To
Properly Service Your Car.~FROM YOUR
rnnn nun m~nn\|A\!|'r Io In 'lioooannru That "Ie |-IQVQ 'l'llAlN`lEl'\ \|li'.|T l'-IAWICSW e h i l l y Rgalizg,T h a t F o r l o u 'lu uct nur Khlhrvlssvulnvn lslu A1\v\¢\¢sl~._,-....."_ __..- ..________ _,________________M t h o d s ' l 'P m 1 n 'A n aAnd The Righ t Eq uipm ent.The Modern Car ls Precision Bwlt And Needs Precision e o p er y epaxr
Adjust For Top Eificiency.
n U n VALVE REFACBRSUN M oron ANAL Y Z EIQUICKWAY momma BAR: n u r n u n l t e r i n h l ' l ' l ' £ ' l " l ! l lU U A !\ ¢ l : A v n u w u | n v ¢ vw n h S u n C o m b u s t i o n T e s t e r L e s i s a m b l e d i f y o u r w i n e e d s a c o § n p } e t e m o t o r " " P f " ° " l W i t h M o t o r A n a l y z e r h g s t e r L e e a n o t h e r o f
';w e a r e e q u i p p e d t o d o x t n g h t .W a l t M m c h e l l ,t a i n e d m e c h a m c s ,1 s a b l e f o p r o p e r i y
* P c o r f e c t l y * E y g u r " '" ' ? F f ! ' f i " f . " l ' l _ ' l ' i '. l m e c h a n i c .h a s h a d a w i d e e x p e r i e n c e a l s o o n g } ' : ; ¢ k r e l e c t r i c a l s y s t e m a n d _m a k e c o g r e c t
Valves should be properly ground and reseat-
ed to give mp performance We use B & D
Valve Refacer and Sioux Reseater.
fol'm8l\Ce-8nd, u neeueu, Leu wnal. repzuns " ' " 'farm tractors ndiuntments.Ha ve your vudtam regulatorig rep§ir bili later.are ne ces sary.E1{éEl}é}l; it may savé a b
In our Lubrication Department only highest
grade of oil and grease used.Moons BODY 'l`00LS# r g m z s m x B R AK E T E ST E R
Good BRAKES spell SAFETY. With Brake
Teslerlaisabletooorrectl t b ' -y se takes, m
sul-'mg added safety and longer lining wear.
n m m x W H E E L A u c u z n
4 Correct Wheel Alignment adds thouqands of
miles w tire wear and easy steenng.
Our Body Department is well equipped and
Harry Beck can repx§ir_a\}Q paint body and Car Washing A Specialty
fenders w look like new.
g In And Give Us A Trial
We Pledge Our Best Erfdeavors
To SeeThat You Get Courteous
Treatment - Good Work A
Materials at Honest Prices.
oun MACHINE SHOP
T it ROM ! or CIIIVBOLIT nz wAslm1a 'roN COUNT Y
COCHEVRCLET KeithVINTON
Cliff BrewerI - l a r r y l a kHarvey Sill\P'°"
Pm. & Awworinwana- MitchellL a m - u e Lubrication Department
All Photos And Eumvinn By Thi Enurpriu
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~<»>r>§~(f-1 ,.~
.Imkia Bunn md Max ReeveTm Saturday nnd Smndny withe k gn ndnue nb, l r. md Mn.C. B.mm.sunday onllan nt theBunn home were Dr. md Mn. C.
R . mm o f n m.Roberfa enMr. and Mn.Roy -»..».:....a .f .n".»-Rundnv.for
¢pmt'l1xm1dsv|.!\arnoo n|t¢\|l
m m no ni n n u n d m
hameof ~u z f l r n .w g
H e h n \ » n v e n H r . m d l l n . J
Hs innenmdnon.l l !u u l l l n .h u m m t h n n nw¢mWedneadny vlsiwrs hx Fru-
""'3'&§und mn .' h m w m m m .
Jr..Mrs. Roy Wdeneld, md Mn.Wxnun Wakefield ind Wilbur
Church Notes
o o n n u m m z c s u n c n
s m v l c s s
Servlntl nt Glmdals School av-afy Sand!muh: at B o'c.\ock:Bmdny si~»1 nt 8 o'clock.t i
S E V E N T H ~ , e , ' > " N " S ' f
wr w i l l b s l l l d w h a l r a f d x l l d x ngf mum tur hs n thm -ni ne nr-
.r:¢.
FIRST m r m o m s w c n u n c nJam: P. Brwkll. Ministers o g w w for Sunday.Mnrvh
10 n. m.. Church School.11 1.rn..vronhln nerdoe lorWoman Day at tho chuxch.Mn.John P.Brooks, Drenldem ol the
m-_-_»- ....¢..».. mm ". . . u -. . .
nm
mam.
an am du n Am-n. 1941 a an Nofncn or mumnos rom
a :u¢n'»°m»-m&»cs¢v menus:
hh' w Cvmty, Nehmm Le *"° °'~'°°" ff m "' A1§','L¢'f`f°»>..,'f..."'$'¢n;'E|";%"'f»'!Z
wmoon °f ma uv. 9"°Imndernzned aw mm of the deymtmr will be heard md wnqid-|,,f Bldr,_Nubrgi§.b§|_|ny\§alt.Io!_\
\|-nn |__mu un-ann
oo. oomnssIoNER8'PnoCEEmNGsfor/u-wa
County Comminsionarh mm._ argl-, H=\1f-~.»1»»e1- ?.':_}2ffi
NOTICE To CREDITOBS
Walter G. Huber, Attorney
cmmy court. wuhinzwn County,
Ne hna h.`ESTATE OF Chrlndne Hngel-
mm, deceased.....n.- _mm..
ared, w-viz: Tu, Pstltian at wu-tar Scott Allan, paying lor thoappoinmmtofWillhmUvyd
Allen as Admiuhtnwr U!the as-
\_;¢~of uid Chmnwy Scott Allen.
ecelnd.slhwd this 12th dny ol Much,
1 1.: s mu g Jo hn A. c mi zm.
lor an 'On and 011 Sale License"in accordance with dm nrorvininn olOrdlnxnee No. 504 of uid diy mdunc uid uvvllcation will he heard,considered md :cud upon .lt themeetink of Lhe_¢-.i council of laidcity w be held m e council cham-ber; in the aty hall at mid city onApril 2. 1941. at 7:30 n. m.Thepine of ~ of |pid nqpl§<>\}11¢
_The Bond 01 canary \¢0|um»-uonen met vursuxnt to lddourn-
ment mken Much 10. 1941.Present: L. D. lang, H. C. Blancand J. E. Cunvbelll ,The minutes of the nrecedmlmeeting were nad and approved-Aitsr | eudul examination ofthe following bills on the dilferentipnda, ir. ~ "'9"°d 'P'?_P1"2l"'$d
M rs,
BoydGeorm
0mn.\'u
Omnhx
home,
iz;uv ""i}`»iiéi~s.`HiT»§"J£¢ié
of Garrrowen and Hn..e Fairs and Mr.Fairs of
a.Mrs. Bw Hiamtower ofa was u guest at e Roberts
"T'1n \\r¢| lltr
~}&§Eé iii Omaha. Tuesdny.uuunuu "Ulu208 East Grant St:out g m
,n .'-'Q Services every Bahndxy.tf ce-1,O n u m .' V l n w a 1 use..._ ._......:;s'r. Fmnczs noncu.Abou»--_ _1.cm-moms cmmcn , j f
I by Mrs. William Koournmpresident.The pastor wllf
as his theme."Cumbered
t Mitch Serving".0 D. m. the youth will leanthe c!;urc.l; fog. ghqir gurimzand Mn. G. A. Rathmmmnainedlt ninochle,SundaymnlorMaura. and Me r>E.B.Rediield,Henryre,Oscar Gnberuon.mdR. J. Murdoch.Mrs. Rm-served a m1 §h: luncheon.md Mrs . M Swihxrt of, Nebnlkn visi hd ThundlMr. Swihlrfa Billet. Mn.sthmxnn.Thgy_ yere_ gogopgf<5\
M n .Louis Johnson oz La naGrav e, Iowa. md Mn. Un RM-lmd were Frldny dmmoon xuuta1 M u m m I Aon .rum.Tha Ball Creek Club met Thun-day altemoon xt the John Echwn-
kxmn home with amen membersmd five vimitors ureumt.Mrs.Na h Pl u ll m And Mn.FredDickmeY°1'usisted in nervink.'§'le"nu§__t hnlbeal will be Mn.
Sixth md CoKnx StrataRav. Thomas Cnrmody. Putox'Sundly Mun in Blair ldternltesbetwoen 9 md 10:80 un.M
x='ms'r LUTHERAN caunca
Harold C. Jorgensen, Putm-Sxmdny,Muc h 80:S u n d x yschool st 9130;lim services atl0:45; vuner me ae nt 7:80-thenm." rw lm Andersen of '1'rin~
. mun n v2 :80.s fc h uTuLentR4men'»
u w
No um u van w uw -.»=w»~..- - - .to appear begun ma at the County
Court room in Blair, Nahu onthe lst day of Aprll, 1941,onthe 2nd day of July,941, f°g the
purposa o l on,Iment and allowance ol clmlmn.All
ehims not filed on onbefore the
m day of July. 1941, vm be f°r~
ever barnd.. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ .....LEGAL NOTICE
wnghe sr wngm, Attorneys900 Pint National Bank Bldg.
Onmlu, Nehrukn
\1o4¢m m Juan.
In the County Caurt nf Wuhhg-
mn County, Nebnskx.
... mf"- uurnmn no 'Finn rm.
iand fur wmeh neeme xx nDD|\cu zur ___qi, 59 West W _3 Ithn the 1n|low\n¢:nuns usnxwntmet.|lowed and tha Ccunty Clerk isDated M'"}' 27. 1941,he nb'oni end tn draw nn-mixHenry Chrll!-en|en.9l¢y Clark-on +L, fund!lndlated. to DIY
nmc .Cnrrled all memb°fS ura-
NOTICE OF APPLICATION mn mt vodngLICENSEC. J. Beekmann, supplies § 36.48Ruth Bnmer, cledal `f 60.00
Notice is hereby xlven that J. E, Cqmnbzll, Com, work
mn nn m McGuire has filed vim _lgd L"!°E'€?._~
Mr.
enberteveninduneMenclMn.
mumMr.
Cxrol,Wi*-11 3
; t o a k l n . n d w h . l c . h b e i 1 n i u
turday .1 n.m .th a n aa to f u
lt the c hu rc h.
a u ln v nftpi mhnnn . it 9 ta.m.an ¢iu=T§f"éiii££"ié1-'ini liéuéil
:member ma r t S nn d sv in wo -
l d n y u t o u r c h m t h .W a n n
da d 1 0 0 wo me n .
1_. _. . . . . . . . . . .4 » ¢4 w :n w v e s u n l n
Dr. W. F. Hemphill
DENTlST
Home Theatre Bulldlng
Blair, Nebraska
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lourfl: 9 to 125 2 I0
TICE OF' ADMLNBTRATION
'lou &0'H.mlo»n,Attorneysthe County (kvurt of Washing-
wn County, Nebrnkn.ESTATE of Henry H. Golken,
easel.Noéce is hereby given that one Sth day of April, 1941. at the~unzy Judge'e office in the Citi'
Bhir, Wuhingwn County, Ne
=~, at tern o'clock in the fon-
--of sid da y,the lnlluwlngutter will be heard md mudd-
~. to-wit: The Petition of Bar
-=Gosker praying for the ap-~intment of Wann H. Gasket as»istntor of the nam, of mid
enry H, Gosker, deceued.
awa um mn d a y o f u mh .
1.SEAL)John A. Cnrrigan,
0-40.County Judge.
I~C
a
h
v.
OTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
A. C, Debel, Attorney
n the County Court of Washing-
wn County, Nehnskn..z:.nA'rx~: OF w m v scar:
llen, deceased.
Novice is hereby given that an
Dated thi! 288: day of Febrn-|A n A n nU l f i o f E l i n b e t h F a b e r ,d r
a sA l l p e n o n n i n t e n d e d i n u i d
:tier are hereby noiified Lhatou
a mb d l! 0 1 K a t h . 1 9 4 1 , W i l -
the \mdex-ai gmed c ity c lerk of thec i ty o f B la i r . Ne b r u h . h i s a n vi l-
u t i u n t o r a n " O n And O i !S d n
L l e u u e "i n accordance vdvlx th e
= » f ; g \ = ; ~ = ~ ° 'a ° u' § " 2 ' 1 ` l f § ~ ~ ~ m ° '
l l 1:n n I l u v a o nT. § " ') ~ i 'I_ ff"2 _ " _. § , ,', 2 f; , " H , ' § ' 2 3 ? ' , 1 " § | w m \ > ¢ § m a . c o n s i d e r e d m d . m d
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eFrya MIK. Co., srmnllssHnmmciind& Stephens CG..
21.342.50
wmv es 388
R. J. Jelinek, rent 15.00:Ln Panum co.. nmnliea 5§.§§
A. inDaniaylho 1ln BlaSulI. MoGillinand{
CH UR CH U 1-u u r u a n
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mda y . Ma rc h 8 0:10:00 n. m.,
h y School.Mr s .P u r i J ohn-
lunsrlnb endent:11:00 n.. rn...¢...... nmrnhin mm mn n l n n m i
tl by Mr. and Mm. nunleaat =w=»=g- u---»»........-.. .,,.__, _.___..
r.Dickmeyer vm honured at » bfid-The L u u mm Bwumhwa wi n s¢'lday supper xneatu of the S. si shower at the Henry Di¢=\1U°¥°f mast on Thunday evmlnsr.March Sumn m w a n M 1 - . " | n d M r s . I . . o u i s \ h o ; n a F i f t y x u e l f - I w e r e r g g vf g l l f -2 7 , i n t h u m m f h = = : * f . ' ° : ' ~ ' 1 ; h e m n o n
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The Lutlmran Dnulhters will
muet in the View:Rmnuue ngg==== on Mondny evening. Much
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meet on Wednesday xlumoon,April 1
KENNARD M. E. c mmc a
Dnvld Simnon. PastorThe service on Sunday morninglt. 9:45 will be conducted by Dr.Gilbert of Omnha.On Pnlm Sundav ilu service
sermon,"Chrlninn Unity".6:80 u. m. Younx Peoples mowlnx. llinl Alien Thompson l s d s r7:30 p.m.evening wml n n md
sennon,"What ls Your Relldon
Doinz Fo r Ynul"Choir urnctice ThundlY N
Much 27, at 7:30 o'clock.
Vmo ll Bnmzon,directorlike to lnva n good ammimes of
old md new memben to n u tpractice on our Enter mulin.Yo u no invited m ntumd our
reirulnr nrvlea
Advertile in The Entnrprln
mm, w...»...,..., _..., ..._ _...sdmlnlutnton Amount as Ex-'ulor under the Last Will and
uhment of sold deceued. filod
urein, be settled md nllcwod;
mt px-ooh of hdnhlp be taken
1d decreo rendared thereon; that
me Court Ex und determlno jhe
mount of inheritance tu oo be
old; thot a decree diahlbudng
Id aulrnlnz ul.. nddue of all
nate oo uid petitioner, the ro-lduory legatee named in the LastVillmdTestamentofnld de-emed, be entered; and Nd pe-ltioner be discharged as such Ex-cutor;and that such other and
urther orders be made and pro-
../lamn |» hm in the nmnlsea
upon nr mo mwungc o u n c i l o f : a i d d i y t o _ b e h e l d l n
t h e c o u n c i l c h u n b e n m t h e c l t y
m n o f m d d t v o n A m - l l 2 ,m u
l t 1 : 3 0 n .m .T h e w h e n o f b u d -
n e u o f u i d a n p l l u n t m d f o r
w h i c h l i c e n s e i n m u l l e d f o r l s 8 2
W a t W u h l n m o n S t r e e t
D a t d M a r c h 2 7 , 1 9 4 1 .
Henry Chrlxlalsen. City Clerk.
N O T I C E O F A P P L I C A T I O N m a
LICENSE
Notice is hex-el»y_given thntNelBridwellh u flled with U18\.~nderxllrned city clerk of the cityof Blair, Nebraska, her applicationfor an "On and 0If_ Sale 14°#"=°'1
Klorp Printing Co., mvpllu 118.80Wa ter Lamson. rent 25.00H. J. Mndnen, wma. ew.5.88
Wm. D. McDonAld. mileageetc.s u e
Carl F. Olson, mllelm. ng.9.80
Omnhu Printing Co.. mmnlxes 24.85
Omaha School Suunlv Co.,lupplien _22.68
J. 9, Rldnrmr Co.. surrpheo 109.44Irvxlln M. Smith. ole ml 80.00M. L. Stmve. clerical 9-40N. E. Tlldon. xurveylnK_132.05
Tho Todd Slles Co.. Enum-Um. of Neb. Law College,
Equip.Waahinpzwn Bulk. clumzen
John Andex-sam. labor..u...».... nu r-...yn and
66.64
zs.so19.8143.00
Mr.md Mn.R4And children o l K
moved into the tenthe J. Merwn KuhrMr. md Mn. TuMr. and Mrs. J. ll:lznded tha Mnrrltzvm Omaha, Saturday
er they vllitod Mnand umt,Mr.nndPetersen.helnincelebrate his ln daA meetinz of thewas held nt the horMrs.R.J.LluviMrs. Ted Ollnnr leon "Gxlld Guidmce"
Mr.and Mm.1...._=_ ._.-..¢
>y Bme nbaum Loud ; John son. Mr. u m mn.nnntrd have R o llmd , Mr . n n d Mn .H. C.m r Baum on mu na n nmd M r.m d H n .John
T '_,__,iolixi gex-md M i n l mn n ldne Hmmm o l
rwn uh: nt- Wayne Tu c h m College mentClub prog-run Lan week st the vu-enul. Quia
uvininsc.Llt- Huumdlhoma.uhr'n uncle)Mon y dte rnmn guaau o lMrs.1-I;rvey|Mx-s.Peter Nielsen were Mn.
Mr.Petersen Chris Peterson. Mn. Clllia Hm--g~lngn, Mn. Ed Huma n. Mm mr-. M. K. Club tm Lu-sen. md Miha Ninn Ander-n 01 Mr And'mzotn Su.1d§y.|"n'1;hursda °a¢arr\oon guests at;d s qincunuon the Lm num Mme were Mr..\m1a Mrs.H.c . Ima m. p h. md
x._.......a 1..-nn Mn,Ed Hansen md Nma md ~~JW'I U W D A H ; . | l l u \ v u .--. _a s a t p i n o c h l e ,W a l t e r A n d a m a n .
M r .a n d M m .M r .a n d M r s .M o . :
a n d M r s .H e r -u n e m S u n d a y e v e n i m z :
M r .a n d M r s .T a o r h o m e .
m d N o r m a .~ _r s ;E n x x g a T a y l o r 1
tin Larsen
at the John
and _Ed \i
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. . ...A \_u _: n a . J - - I A n i h r a n d O i l 52.97
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a r L a r s e n .M r .Q P e t e r s e n ,a n d
m m . If N n l n n n n
n auc h c ase: made and pr¥Jv1ded,lUn1ma.nce nw. uv| uf; Blll\I ..., .......th d th a t said estate and that said auulic ation will be heard,H. C. Blac o, rentHChblas tingtoeennnthinm: 'mu-mirmiusr thereto may ic ornsidered and ac ted upon s t th e Ray .use..- .; ._....-:1 .J .mhl Pnvwnnrn Gr. & Lb\"..be settled and allowed, and thgf gl meeting ot me cny Cvunuu UA ......hearing will be had on said peti city to be held in the council chainLion before said Court on the nm bers in the city hall of md city on
April 2 1941 at 730 p rn Theanf A 1,1941 a n m i f ~.-.mi 'L n 'SF nnnéal; Tefom mal '3L";=f=.2£ b.1i:§':,€"%=?.$.°..':.'".""l',Et;':§2,§
° "l1i}§{BEr"éE "37.61 ~»"=~=Farnberg Hdwe., repairs .79 a g
G. A. Pepa Oil. oil 193.38 Mr:J. E. Jungbluth, llb0!'82.00 Fee
I n Inna Fnm. work n
~ 1.»\:o1;e'"P;ofs§n attended_Mrs.J ohn Rxsmusaen me m:au n-mower von Friday evening for dmv evening at the Clammoc nm W il-
sos. John Bif fa r,by Mr s.Dc mllr un so n ho me near Cnlsr.
\Sunday mo v e r : r o a m a t th e
-r.lr . an d Mr s .Pau l P aulsen s ,nd .Gi ffo ni Frenc h ho me we re M m .some visited Sunday evmin| ; ;Casuie Hma e n , Ha r ve y a n d I la z r l
I1 Mr. and Mrs. Harland Nelson ,ggq i n i n d Mr s.Ha1"0\d Sto rk
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Jrvu umu -" r r ' - -Court on the said 11th day o f
Ap r il,1941,a t 9:00 o'c loc k A.M.
and contest said petition,the
Court ma y gr an t the p my e r of
said petition, enter a dec ree of heir-
ship, fist and determine the amountl
of in he ri ta nc e ta x to b e pa id en-ter a decree dis tri bu tin g a nd as-\
sig nin g the residue of said estate
to sai d p etiti one r and ma ke su c h
other and furth er a llowa nc es amd
dec rees as to th e Court may seemproper, to the end th at all matters
pertaining to said estate :nay be |
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Dated this m n day of Mar c ln
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Dated Marc h 2':. 1941Henry Christensen, City Clerk.
~zo'rIc 1=:. OF APPLICATION ron
L I C E N S E
Notic e is herebv afiven . thatHur!Fo rk er has filed wi th the
mdc ra igme d c i ty c lerk of the c ity
if B lair . Ne bmal&| his applic ationFor an "On and f Sale L ic ense"
|n ac cordance with the provision of
Ordinanc e No. 504 of said c ity and
that said applic ation will be heard.
considered and a c ted upon a t th e
meeting of the c ity c ounc il of said
city to be held in the counc il c ham-
bers in the c ity hall of said c ity onApri l 2. 194 1. a t 7: 30 D rn.Th e
"|.nn Ar hnainsma nf' amid 8.DDllC8lli.
u .u. u v. .» ...-.......-_and miléaize 120.00Edgar Masters. labor 24.00
Nebr. Trac tor & Equip . Co..repairs, etc .159.82
40.49
93.95
x 1.86
48.00
48.0011 .1 5
18.59
Oma ha Gea r & Pa rts, r c -
pairsPetersen Mac h.&. Steel, re-
pairs .Phillips Petroleum Co..
gas an d o ilH. B. Plun ge, labor
C.E.Rosenbaum, labor .
Earwood Motor Co., repairsFambernr Hdwe., repairs
Interstate Mac h. & Supply . re-32.76
c a n sPhillips 66. can and oil 50.60
Dale Str ic klc tt. labor 25.50
The A le mi te Co ., o il 28.60
H1-Q Co. Coop Oil. gas and 154.30
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xtratlon Council, held in Blair,lmday afternoon.Hrs. A. E. Dixon spent TuesdayOmaha;Mrs. A.E.Dixonlyedwith her two auxhters.dy .lo and Linda Joy, during her
i£l\C€_
1Mr.and Mrs.Ed Ha mm.
_and Rita Hamm and Mr.
Mm. A. E. Dixon attended a w.\
C. S. one o'clock luncheon, heldidayat the Blair Methodist
unch.Sunday evening guests of Mr.I
d Mrs. Gugignond Sor9nsgn.viere_
nnu nfxxy.Sundav aitemoon visitmi nttheMartinlmromhamsincludedRev. G. A. Carlsen of Omlhl; RoyRahlls, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Larsenl
and dauxhbera. I-Inmuh md Lnuisel
and~Carl Rumunen and Vii-
Eli n.Mm-.,l guna Human of
msn la wsihnz her brother
Iverson.Mrs, Louis Johnson and M n .
Inrs Rolland were last 'I\\esday'
g-ftgfnvql :mem ar the Carl """'|
Her-
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ColdsScinlirxNeurilisLumhagollendncliesRheumaliumAppendic ilia \ \
Constipation 'Sinus,Liver.Stomac h,
Kidney and Bladder
Trnublee.Ha y Fever.
Female Disorders,Ne w
vuurmens,lli g h Blood
Pr ua u re .ln f l u e n n m d
many other d i e u u re-
spond lo Chiroprac tic
a d ju s tme n t;
DR. D. C. KNEE
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'JOHN A. CARKIUAN,|( S E A L )County .ludge.
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NOTICE To BIDDERS
Notice is hereby given that the
City of Blair, Nebraska, will rc-ceive bids for the furnishing ofapproximately14 tons of rein-forcing steel f.0.b,Blair. Nebras-ka, estimated by the city aigineerto cost $l000.00. and 275 tnns of,
sand-gravel delivered on job es-,timuted to cost $275.00, and said,bids wi ll be received n t the of -`
Lic e ol th e c ity c lerk of sai d c ityup to 7:30 o`c loc k, p. m., ui' April '
4, l9~ll, and said bids will then bepublic ly opened. Certified c hec k of
5 %of hid mu s t areompany all
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bids.All bids must be made onfonns to be fiirnished by said cityclerk. The city reserves the rightto reject any and all bids Saidmaterials are bo be firminhed inconnection with the roofing ofthe old water reservoir of said
city.¢HENRY CllRlS'l`ENSl']N_
1 DR. L. R. MEAD i
g Blair,Nebraska
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T H E E A T S H O P i
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M,\i.'rsn MILKS-BEER
ll - 3 t Ci ty Clerk.
To RelieveMisery ul'
LIQUIDT.ui|,x-:TsSALVE24-Hour Service ~None Dropsn»~e-|»+-i-+-n-++|»|»+-|»-r»+-i»++++-|-i-|..._._Cmlgh Dflly lrry\iu\»\l>"i'lm n »\..mx.rnl
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une" nv".-=._Wednesday evening visxwrs all
\¢ Peter Nielsen hom.. were Mnnlhristcna Hansen of Herman ""l
r. and Mrs. Jan Iverson,Mr. and Mrs. Lars Rolland and\eir muests.Mr. and Mrs. LouisnhnewnandHarolddrovetolurdock,Wednesday.to visitev. Peter Krey and Mr. and Mrs.[ubert Stray.
IMMANUEL LUTHERANCHURCH
I4 Miles Northwest. of Telhasta)E. Fckhardt, Pnstm'Sundn School at 9:30 n.m.Enklis Services at 10:80 a.m,Welcome.~,...»,-.1 my .U-rn f m n n m :
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p 1: ul. uu.»».....-_ ___alia" for which lic ense is applied for
is 2 11 W est W as hing ton Street.
Dated lldarch 27. 19111Henry Christensen. City Clerk.
NO T I C E O F A P P L I C A T I O N n o s
L I C E N S E
Notic e is hereby gi ve n th at
W illia m J . I lolln has fi led wi th theunde rsi gned c i ty c ler k o f th e c ity
of Blair. Nebraska, his applic ation
for a n "On an d Off S ale Li c e ns e"
in accordance wi th the provision
of Ordi nanc e No. 504 of sai d c ityandth at said applic ation wi ll be
heard.considered and ac ted upon
at the mee tin g o f the c ity c oun c il
of said c ity to be held in the coun-cil c hambers in the c ity hall of said
citv on April 2. 1941, at 7:30 p. sn.
The p lac e of busi ness of said sp-
plic ant and for which license is ap-
plied for is 205 No r th W alker
Avenue.Dated Marc h 27,1941.llenry Christensen. City Clerk.
NOT I C E OF A I ' P l . l( . - \ I lo N F OR
L I C E N S E
Notic e is herebv given that
lla-ns C. Paulsen has filed with the
under sign ed c ity c lerk of the c ity
of Blair. Nebraska. his applic ation
f o r a n " O n a n d Of Sale Lic ense"
in ac c ordanc e with the provision of
Ordinanc e No. 504 of said c ity andthat sdd applic ati on will b e heard.
considered and ac ted up o n a t th e
meeting of the c ity c ounc il of said
city to be held in the counc il c ham-bers in the city hall ot said city on
Ap ri l 2 ,1941. at 7:30 p.m.Th e
plac e of business of said applic antand for which license is applied for
is 203 So uth W alke r Avenue.
Henry Christensen. City Cleric .
NOT I C E OF A P P L I C A TI ON F OR
L I C E N S E
~ Co. Coop Oil, gas andoil 310.02
Jens Kr o gh ,aa a an d oi l 6.48
Ty son-Lenz Co.,repairs
Walter Petersen. laborW illi am C. J ensen, labor
Henr y Ti etge n, labor
Drs. Allen & Te nnan t, p oor
C. J . Bc ekmann, poor
Blair Lbr. & C oal, poor
Bohs Store, poorEd Cac helin, poor
Christensen Lbr. Co.. poorDodgeCo.Hospi tal,poor
Fair way Oil Co.poor
Farn bc rg Hdwe., poor
Dr. E. S. B. Geesaman. poor
Oscar Gilbertson, poorW alter E . Goc hri ng, M. U..
poorGreitersen Drop; Store.poor
H. L y le Gu y e r,poor
llamma ng D a ir y , p oo r
llo lmqu ist E le va tor , po orDr. C. D. Howard. poor
Henning Larson poor
Mansfield Groc ery . poorMarr Groc ery C o., poor
Neh r. Io wa Oil C o.. po or
J ames Paulson, poorMrs. Charles Salsbury . poor
Al Sic k. Postmaster, poor
Stewart Pharmac y . poor
Carroll Thornberiz, poor
Trnhlsen Bros., poorUnd erwood Ellio tt Fis her
Eleanor Unz ic ker, poor
Dorena W alker, poor
ll.I). W eber. poorRWeldon. Door
118.45
6.005.25
5.25
35.00
4.20S4.%
6.00
15.00
2 1.4026.00
32.94
2.75
33.00
29.50
5.50
1.59
11.75
2.637.50
22.00
10.00
2.502.97
13.03
2.50
2.00
0.50
9.2025.00
00.00
15.0016.05
10.45
13.00
20.00
W olffs Chec kerboardStore, poor 17.30
On motion du ly rnade and c ar-
ried the followin g; bonds were sp-proved:Prec inc t Assessors:E . V .
Ne wk ir k ,Linc oln precinc t,'Thor-
va ld Hansen,He r ma n precinctandGlennRosenbaum,Ric hland
precinc t.The b ond o f S . H.L oc k-
m a n .C o n s t a b l e f o r A r l i n g t o n
t o w n s h i p w a s a l s o a p p o v e d .
O n m o t i o n t h e B o a r d a d j o u r n e d
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l l I I I J l . \ U D ¢ \ l ] | |M r s .H a r r y T y s o n c a l l e d i n T e -
k a m a h ,M o n d a y r n o r n i n i z ,a t t h e
K e n n e t h B a k e r h o m e .
M r s .M a r g a r e t W i l l i a m s ,R i t a
a n d J o y c e ,w e r e s u p p e r g u e s t s
S u n d a y o f M r .a n d M r s .K e n n e t h
T y s o n a n d B a r b a r a .M r .a n d M r s
G e o r g e R e i d a n d K a r l s e n w e r e
e v e n i n g 'v i s i t o r s .
M i s s E t h e l S i m o n s e n i s h e l p i n g
a t t h e h o m e o f M r s .R a l p h L o n g -
w e l l .t h i s w e e k .
M r .a n d M r s .T e d S i m o n s e n a n d
b a b y o f O m a h a w e r e S a t u r d a y
s u p p e r g u e s t s o f M r s .C a r n e S i -
m o n s e n .M i s s A g n e s S i m o n s e n ,
a l s o o f O m a h a .s p e n t t h e w e e k - e n d
a t h o m e .r e t u r n i n g S u n d a y e v e n -
ing.Mr s.Cly de Metz ler entertained
Saturday afternoon.complime.n~tary to h er d augh ter, Ethe l Ma rie,
who o bse rved he r n in th birthdaylastweek.Guests were Mr s.
George I-leinssen and children.
Mrs.Fr an k Soil and Pearl,Mrs.Fr ed Mu lle r and Ma n ly n ,an d
Ma ry An n a nd J a c k B u nn .Mr .and Mrs.Fr a n k Soll and
Pearl,an d Chris Sta rk called inGr etna a t the J .Sc hran home,
Monday .M r an d Mrs . H. C . K uh r s p en t
Sunday afternoon a t the Th omas
Kniep home near Bennington.
Ine z Ra y of Te ka ma h s pe nt the
we e k e n d wi th Betty Cox.Chester Nelson attended a hy
brid seed c orn meeting a t Pre
mon t, Mo nda y .Mr .an d Mr s.Ar th u r Metals:
and fami ly of S c hu y ler sp ent Sundayaf te rn o on with Mr . a n d Mr s
Or va M e ttle rGeorgeChamberlain and tim
sons attend ed the Fath er and Sol
banquet a t the Leg ion Ha ll i1
CM"NR H
in your individual leg lengtb
O Slociings, us indhiduuny yours. as | vmddinq
ring. For | xmooihnr, mon fldhring GO, buy
Mcfluds in your own leg-hngth -short medium or long.You'll bc ~as clurmsd by Hum as if fhay ~aa~¢l.1L
into made io you' order.~
' W ¢s n1.
H .C .J u l F r e s e ,P a s t o r
Sunday Sc ho ol at 9:45 a.m.
Servicer!a t 10:30 a.m.
Go rman servic es every fir st
Su nd a y in th e mon th .
Religious instruc tion Saturday s
a t 1:30 p.rn.
Th e Lu th er an Hou r over s ta ti onK F A B Sun da y s at 12:30 noon.Lf
Adve rti ag i n The Erlb emr ise
lt, Brinsrg Results
Wh
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Farmers Having
Choose The '
Those Farmer
The Enterpris
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The Paper Which
ertising Beat.
.Ask The Farmers
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A Staff Of 20 Paid Ru
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LEONARD AXTELL
General Congraclor nnd Builder
Power Equipment
MASON md CARPENTERWORK
Blue Prints
Phone-Blick 325
1004 South Wxlker Avena:
ry 1 .Lluil ne nt
\ !DISE ES
OF TH E C TU M
Dr. J. Tilton Young
1150 North Brand St.
Fremont, Nebruh
+ + + + + + + » + 4 ~
Of 22
ales This Winter»1 10 l11E.'CB ADT!,1 .N o t i c e i s h e r e b v g i v e n t h a t H |K _ % ' \ ¢ f ' E ° ¢r C l k .H e r m a n ,F r i d a y e v e m n g ."~. \ _ 'e e n o ' m l e r I M r s .E d w s r d Q u i n t u g d N o r m :Enterprise?_ _ .. _
aN e b r .C e r t i f i e d H y b r i d
Seed Corn
NEBRASKA 4 63 -The ne we st and be st y i elding
corn in Nebraska, according to Experimental
Station records.|OV/A 93 9--Nebras l<a 's o ld stand-by.
The demand for good home»grown,hand-picked andcan-fullygraderl ~ C o r n is especially heavy this
your.Phone or vrnte your order immediately.
Ho wa rd D . Tho mp s o n Ea r l J .l l m m p s o n
r-mms znz on 32 Pnorm 22 on ao
_AGENTSlulmer Anderson, Blair Burt County Co-Op. Oil
Fred Hayman. ljorr Calhoun Station, Hermanl,4.|\.D2r.IortCalhm.m \Vrighl'|Pool llall, KennardllrllWeber. Arlington Washinyzlon Co. Hatchery, Blair
in
IM.C.Hg h u men with meundersizncity clerk of the citygf BlsiroNebrial6 his Iapixlcatiori
zil:?i°"°is*"2.": of°»fYv§i>'il°i=§
nance o.o aai 'tthat said application will r.°§ilL."£1.
cnnsderedf d sited uuqn at "rg$55 ¢2'i»e°h¢\aei§'¢ile°`i §ar°frf.'.i.i.
bers in the city han ol' saidcity onApril 2. 1941, at 7:30 D. m.Theplace of business of said applicant
and for which license is applied for
iis ?)l0e§ot.l\ "if"i'§°'1»'.§l""""
at are ,_i Henry Christensen. City Clerk.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION mn
LICENSE
,Notice is hereby given that1Clarence King has filed with thefundesizned city clerk of the cityof Blair. Nebraska, his application
Hor an "On and Of! Sale License"| in apcordsnce with the provision of,Ordinance No 504 of said city and| : o x o : | o lo r:| o n $ o r : | o = l H a said application win be heard,.......:,|....| ana n.~u¢l umm at the
Walter G. Huber, Attorney
ln the County Court of Washing-
ton County. Nebraska-NOTICE: On the 18th day ofApril, 1941, at two u/clock P. ng.,
at the County Court Rooms mBlair,Wuhington County-Ne-
braska. Rexina Hirst will offer
for probate, a written instrumentpurporting to be the last Wlll andTestamentofMaryPunt,de~
ceased. at which time and place
all persons concerned may swearand contest probate thereof.19-a this zsm dw of March,
<sEAL)John A. cm-lszsn.12-4:County Judrze.
FOMFANELLE NEWS
M .d M . A tKerkho!fWJ high! tonthe mxochls Club,
Sunday eveninz.Mr. and Mrs.Adolph Moeller and Mr. and Mrs.
ing with Mrs. Quistl parents, Mr.and Mrs.Joe Frymsn,west ol
Blair,Mr. and Mn. Frank Nelson vis-ited Saturdi' in Council Bluffs,
Iowa, with rs. Nelson's mother,
Mrs. M. P. Christensen.Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Gamesand
family were Sunday dimer guests
at the Wallace Fitdl hom-e.Mr. and Mn.cmr Fry s pe nt
Sunday at the Jap Vaughn home
in Herman,Mrs.George Heinsson and sonattended the sims and Cha rmClub at the Stanley lllarsh homenear Spiker, Thursday afternoon.Mrs. Lloyd Knox and daughter
spent Thursday with Mrs. Thomas
Wakefield, Jr.Miss Phyllis Jessie was a Sut-urday evening iruest of Phyllis
and Delma Jensen.Mr. and Mrs. Rav Fowler nM
family ol Craig spent Sunday at
l.he Elsa King home.Several ladies of the Herman
N(Yl`lCE OF PRDBATE OF WlLL nd Elaine spent Saturday even-
Hnnrv Moeller of Hooper yen?anna held a. Galloplng_Tea_at_theE
I]
T A Y L O R & W E L L SiL I V E S T O C K A U C T I O N
~ r \ 1 1 r \ n \ I n n : ~ n 1 \ 1 D Q n ) \ V
M nuu cham-dty onn.The!e|a"f'.£'§
w h , ' § I '.;",...{';;, m..~=:.: gi-Q2 ~ <=»»g¢» °""":°'~=
oben Run: low. Mn. Rl! mm- nm Jn. Mnlnrn Wm. ln. Ot-mud/mlnh Moeller: Mn. Emil ur smnum un. sum u m .1-*l"E!!'!'-_!"{'.Yf'Tf HH§¢},,m",,; lQ|§|._1'ed gguuon. and EI. Har
uno
on
|:.v LK I vv |:.unc...wun .A l r ( '0 \ \ d l !l 0 l l e d P l vl l l u n
FREMONT, NEBRASKA
Hop Sell Fln1 lt 11:00 0'¢l»ek wHOGSCATTLEHORSESSHEEP:ooo lb :wo lmdu nm ma uhh, m hop und anlt. amd .nw ofull kinds. sheep nd nu nmxn al bonu sell nach wut. mnlrnad hy
mmm \n our xerflmry.B u y e r s a n d Se lle rs I n v i t e d
-_._- . . n l e n v nrr? rl0 N
u l
o
on
o
gmd for which lloense ns unpuuu wrln 110 East Wuhlngzton Street.Dnbed March 27. 1941.Henry Chrlstenaen, Clly Clark.
NOTICE Ol-' APPLICATION ron
LICENSE
Notlca ls hereby given LhntHana Q. Paulsen hu filed with thewdemgmrd elty clerk of the cltyof Blur. Nehrukn. hu In licallonfor nn "ll a nn"On und Oi! Sale cln accordance with the uruvigion og
buena an. uw vv. .». _-_home Sunday, were Henry Nei-baum ol Sidney. Mr. and Mrs. JohuNlebnum of Fremont, und Mr. nndMrs.Luther Monke and fnmlly.The pccanion honored Ed Nxebaum
on hm birthdny.Mins Pauline Blatler.Rl'llld»dauxhber of Mr. and Mrs.H. S.Monks. hu been elected w teachthe Brain-lrd school .north of Tel-
b u n .Tha (um nie nt. the home ofMing Hnlliq Cook. 'l\xeldlY. draw n
old Brewner.` Mr. and Mn.Clyde Russell of|
Te kunxh é fixw, Monday with Mr.
and Mn.Kim:-Mlas Ellzabetll Grimm of OmahaspentMondayeveningnl.lhome.
Mr. and Mrs.C\1:LF'ry and
dnughur were Sam y dinnerwma at the Robert Fw homa.
.M.r. mul Mn. Funk Jonah; weredmnerlgueets. Sunday. at tha Fre-
mont enaen home.Mn.Wnnen Wnhfleld gnd
I _
LterpriseWu have me bat rnxun mn.......--_SERVICE l l Nebnnkl.Call or :ae an for
dates.Phono IDB.
` A Y l D R & W E L L S A U c ' r x o N C1
couuunrrt su.:-:my hmrday u 1:00 nu.
iWi\i§1§r spent Mondly with Mrs
n l u u u m m .G r i m m m e n t ' T u e s d a y i n
c a l l i n :a t t h e H n n h a l ll.»ZUO INUI H5 l v l a p u l au - -E m b e d M a r c h 2 7 .1 9 4 1 ,H u n r y C h r i s t e n s e n , C i t y C l e r k .
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qs?W
l u r | \ | | n z \ \ » " n t I 1 : n n - | 1 1 ¢
C.ofC. Makes
Plans For 1941
Good Crowd Shows Much
x m REAL Es'rA'1'|§" ' ' f r y § 5 v°f.;"' "N G
.CREAGE dons ln. me ~P. 0. Bax 460.83 ug- uwfber place Ln ¢g;haueUkgangswhichFOR RENT Mr. Ralph vmnm nndson, mm,., nmwr.~ ,.\~|~m ....... :*:'_Pi°e="°,.-;f:.I -'""
~lair Invites
High Sdml
Student;
~uipped To Give College
' vgmaratory Courses.
ide Curriculum
"Bldr High School la equippedto handle sround my more nu-dmf-8," salad Supl.. J. R. Vinckel
in A wk before the Blair Cham-
ber of Commerce, und he sdded,
"It an be dons with but ll¢tle.ex-
tn cost."
Thla should mraly be an lnvd-
tation to ninl students who lnve:ached the hlglz uchool stage to
come to Blair.There a n mmyadvantagesincomingtoBlair.
Pint, I large selection of coursesto choose from which wlll fit the
dedrea of my student in the pn-
pua tnry na zi ;second,Blalr l l
the lxrgeart wvm ln tha countymd tha nzturnl tndlng polnt for
the gum]districts;third,room
and board mxy be obtained withpleasant,comfortable surround-
ings;fourth, good churches hold
out n wdcome U0 high school stu-
dents.Blnir, with All her advan-
ugea,is nn l d w place !or L
young man or womnn to take the
college/_preparatory work.
mi. Clarence Miller of Counc
Bluffs, Iowa, visited Sunday wi
Mr; and Mrs. Jack Bruce.
Fo rt Ca lho u n, fi r st; Mu ga r et An n
Nelson, Kennard, sec ond;Franc es
Han sen , Her man , thir d.
7.Or a l spelling:Ma rg a re t
A n n Nelson,Kennard,fi r s t;Pl.-
trlc ia Boodle,Fort Ca lho un,sec-
on d;Ha mi d Ta y lo r , C r a i g, thi r d .
Kenn ard an d C raig exc h had 14
.|\;
poiutl.The contest wanjupervised by
Prof. H. L. Shxdle with the assis-
tance at the Dann College students
who an mnjoring in commerce.
wry Dm Moore entenadned at
cards, !ox- the H.G. L..Club,
Thundly when prizen were
Ann,_ _ -
IN E. C. N. C. CONTEST
Kmnard and Cut; High 8dl00\l
Bed for (Int. and uoond plloo, in
t-he flveachool commercial oontut
held I-'rldey nftomoon at DenaCollege.Fifty students and soc~ond lnmlrucoors from thu school:
compiling the Balt Central Ne-
brnlg Activities Conlaenoo par-
ticipated.
Seven events were held, and tho
folluwlng ue tha winners:
1. Novice typing speed:Halen
Johnson,Kennaxd,li nt ;BettyWllllaml, Hennan, second;Cath-erine Brodonon, Herman, "timid
2.Novice typing nccuracy:Elizabeth Clark, Crain: and Sylvia
Paulsen, Bdmington, tie for fh-atandnecond;Norma lmmgwell,
Crdz. third.
4.Champion typing accuracy:Marjorie Whimsy,Cni g,fi ni ;
Alberta Appleby, Bennington. sec-ond;Mildred Nelson,Herman,
third.
5.Novice anmmnd:Betty
Wlllilml, Henuan, first.'''.-=~ : A m e n ~
'PHONE
CALL FROM CANADA
Believed Longest DistanceCall To Be Received
Q There
Mn. Doane L.cms , who hubeen vldtlng lt the P.L Cadyhomo in Arlingtml llna Captain
Cady wal tranllened m St. Johns,Newfoundland, had the thrlll of
g a telephone a l l from
r husband, oevonl day| ago.
The wl mme through about5'clock in the Aftemoon, and al-
tierqultenlltt-loredtapelhevrnnble to speak to Captain Cady.
The call mme through Nova Sw-th, Candi. md New York; oper-
af/on at each plwe gave Mrs.
Cady inatttlctlana, ond one of theforelgn opernton mad A long list
of subjects which nre censored.
When the ilnal contact was mode,
the wi camo through clearlv.Captain Cady has been able w
secure living qwirten,and his
family will lonvo w join him about
April 1.
C. H. CARL NOWATTENDS SCHOOL
l l n .Chauncey Carl,former
Blntr reddont, new o!Hodgm-
vllle, Kentucky, vnrlta The Entam-
prllo that Hr. Carl, former (Bly
Attomey,in now Attending u
"school" lt nm Knox; lt will be
nmanbered that Hr.Carl re-l i tmd hla post some weeh ago ua
tnka an army poddan, Mrs. Carl'|
letter follows:
Hodgenvillo, Kentucky,'Mnrcb 24, 1941
The Ehmerprise,
Blair, Nobr.Dear Hr. RhoadeazI wonder U you would send
The Enterprise w ua at the
address given on tho enveopef
We er\I°y vary much reading
about Blair and su mma -
tanm.Fort Knox in an interestingpleco to neo-|00 big to eom-
prohend. Chaunco in going to
school at pruext, learning to
opera!-o tanks, armored cars,
em,everything that goes
with the nrrnomd fume.
The comitrysido is beauti-
\
fuh~d~it ~oo~ ~uit Hvrirls
might be hem to stay-the
lawns and ahrubbery are quite
green.Give our regnd: to all, and
ma i li n g ~ M 6 8 8
Since:-ny,
°Mr s .Chnunc ey Carl
1
Scwgm /A
W/INT-ADI
F o n SALE
FOR SALE:Baby chicks lexedw e b m d , u m a ¢m&».An
° poultry equipment. Waking?/OnCounty Hxtchery. Phna 8'i2.1¢
s.u.1»m WESTERN pnlria m y
md btled allnlh.Soo us,Ndson Produce Station.11-St Bennlnxtnn.Nebr.
CANE BAY lor alle.n o m 2.
Rudolph Fnhm.10-Bt'
ALFALFA md sorgo hnv (or we.12-It ~ T. L und.
FOR SALE:Sputon bsrlay at
.50¢ md winter om nt 40cBperhu.Ame n Spri c k, W m ¢»~mm 5596.11-ti
~,Fon SALE:Seed corn.SN-\1ld~I ani Iowa 960.$4.00 ner bu.12-It'Blair Feed mu.
_FOR SALE:Ouuida mlm.inwwf! condition. First $5.00 takesit.12-lt Al fa Auto Pnm.
"FOR SALE:Bus. Raed as trailerfhouse.Has mood Buick motm,and B good th-es.Runs 0. K.
f All for $85.00.12-n Al'L'B Auto Puts.
FOR SALE; Ye\low, sweet cluwr
need.9»4t'Otto Want.
I[FOR SALE: Columbia white win-ter oats.l>Iaro\d Taft,Teka~=|mah, Nebr.11-2t'
I |
.r
I1
v n ~f......--_... f ;
& on 58.l-'nd Hurdnm.
n a s -
l00M 1 r rent. -Phone 194. 10-St
xnurwwrnvwg ~>.»~\m nnuunent
wav -..w....-¢.»=..».Fo r y e a n th i s pa ge hu hd
an very finely °\x\=I9P¢d npdr alum
which il run in conjunction withthe isle of nutomobila and neces-noxia.Not only is the equipment.
unto the minutabutcue hnbe e n
'Enthudasnm Outlook
Promising
A good crowd uf inhexweawed
business m d profeudorynl m m
greeted the new president, Mg.
Vernon Bellown,in his initiu
meeting as preddmt ol the Blair
Chamber of Cornmene,Tuadny
'? .; ;" a c " § 1 0 '¢ f; e ' "" é "S ¢ . .
Phone Whife 874._12-n
KODERN FURNISHED ROOMwith privlie blth. Black 98
mi-n'
APARTMENT FOR RENT.sn o m .Private blth.PhmaeBlack267.12-lt'
taken in selecting Um but po r
sible woxkman zo Luka cue M
all rapdr work.
In this udvertium bc
seen picturerot the 'ous pi
of equipment I used in the
NPN: budnm usd he is invllingthepublic to take sdvnnuge ol
his fine nervica
ROOMS for rent.Ne l s mmsan. 201 E. Juhom 12-1 'BIRTHS
c/mn OF THANKS l
WE WISH fn ernnu our thxnklforthe many kind words uid
ded! tendered ul at the timeof the death ol our dear one,Eleanor Snicer Smwnrt.Wewishtoeepednlly Lhxnk R v .R.W. Hastings for his kmd
words of sympathy.We appre-ciated the beautiful floral gf-ferlnxe. those who assisted with
the senrlces and the efforts ol'
those who tumilhed the music.Your kindnesaes will long bo
rememberedDonald Swwart.The Stewxrt mdSpdcer Fnmlllea.
BETTER STICK TOMARRIAGES, HAVEN
The sharpeara of some of the
members ol the Elm Chamber of
Common: who were at their 'v.-
ening posts" (nn ASCAP coi e)
sinled and burned last Sat ay|night when Haven MacQdnMe,
conducting his Mnrriage Club gm-
gfarn from the city auditoriud in
Omaha announced ,that he was"broadcasting trvmL.0nmha,etc.,
etc., on the Lincolnjiighway, etc.
etc."'
JORGENSEN.A non,wdghinglb|., 7 oz., waaborn at 5:16 nun.Tuesday morning, so Rev. .na
Mfg. Huold C.Jorgensen of§;;=»~Mn. -Yvraenen and theYue mmi nz on nicelnt Blair Hospital.1 Y
LAMB.To M.r._nnd Mm. EverettLnmb of Blair, u baby daugh-ter was born Monday,March24, at Methodist Hospital. The
Lambs have two other children,
both girls.HOWARD.Dr.and MTB;c.D.Howard are the oarenm of abasson, James Kent. hom atBlrHospital.Sunday night;he weighed 6 lbs. 4 oz., at birth.The Hawnxdg lmve |lmxll
daughter, Shall-I Kny,
RADIOS CHANGEDIALINGS SUNDAY
An than plai next Sundaymorning,mont of the ndio nts-
Lions ln the United Stabw, Cann-
da, Ouba and Mexico will chmge
movement tov/u~d.better distribu-
tion of um radio ways.All sta-
tion:bx°ld¢8-iflinir between 700
and 1600 kilocycles will ebanzff,
according to word sent out.
Several le a !radio eshblllh-
'their kilocycle ratings in a. mass
e rural districts;~ ,roomd board my be obtained with
| leuant,comfortable surround-
ngi;fourth, good churches hold
~ut n welcome in high school atu~
~ents.Blair, with all her sdvan~
c o ~4 L |.r .s 0
c ouraging indu stry to c o me to
Blair: one on the bea utific a tion of
the c i ty ,espec ially the entranc es
to the c ity ; one on en ter tai nme nt,
includiI1S Chamber of Commerc e
dinners,po ultr y shows,c o r n
shwrs , an d var io us oth er line s of
:interr.aimne11t.I n fac t,he plans
to h i v e c ommi ttees enough to
h x vu m v me mb e r o n s o me c o m -
mitte e,Th e me mb er sh ip d ri ve , it i s re-
shin m p .gre atly exceed th a t o f
labs y u ;and,tak en a ll in ali,
¢vggyt1;{11§poi nts to a y e a r o f
muc h adlivjty .
..r
gea,is nn id w place !or L
oungmanurwomnntotakethe
ollege preparatory work.
/~
W H E N Citrus Fruits are m e ls ur e d by
"weight: and not by "count," hnmemakers
un nsuertnin values more lcruntely.'I'l\err~
lore, SAFEWAY in pricing these foods by the
"pound."Two Oranges of exactly the :mme
size may lppnr the same in quality,but
differ in weight due lo their iuice content. When
buying them by weight you Actually get what
you Ply (or.Another udvnntage this methad
of pricing offers you in the ellminltlnn of pur-
chasing mare than you need.Purchases do not
VALUE/
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rv" el°"T'
O
DAIRY CALVES"
AVAILABLE
About 50 rogistered,dniry_calvea
will be offered for sale to Nebras-
ka 4-H club members in Lincoln
on April 12, according to an ax;-nouncement reéeived this week by
County Agent E. D. Fahrney.An inter-breed dairy committee
has been appointed by the various
breed associations to outline plan!for the Hilo.The following breed
ers are members of this commit.-
tee: 0. H. Liebera, Lincoln; H. C.
Noyes, Waterloo;H. H.Burkett,
Lincoln;Vern Stinnette,Lincoln;
E. W. Frost, Lincoln; and R. M.
Bell,Lincoln.Extension dairy
men at the College of agriculto
and field representatives of th~
breed associations ure workin~
will1 this committee
..t |t
price.You can select just the exact number " -
you need-5, 12, I9 or whatever it is-:nd just
the size you prefer.
0 Californin.NueI
r
~Assorted Stnes _§-_-___---_-...-._-____
Grapefruit §£§;f:;~..§',:2i2"1§i1*;-_____-___
~ Jotuthut Vnriety -.._--
~ California-grotm _..-.._...... . ..........
New Potatoes £:*;";~ .. __
. . . _ . . . . . . . ~ q - - ¢. . - - - - . . _ _ _
2
6
LB. 51/2E
-_-..LB. SC
LBS. ISC
Las. 254:
~ 7eRhubarb §:1.'f.°:~2:;'?.,'::.f,.....__,_..
- - - From This;He arty S ¢|¢c ti on
O6
1~ Sprmg Patterns
0 TWEEDS
I 0 TWISTS
0 WORSTEDS
Single md Double BrcutedCund Slyla Thlt Wlll Rally
Sul: Yop.
SQ 500
s s u m A l ww A l 5 1 1 . 5 0
Chocolate §ffZ§'f3L___"nf-° 106
C!'BCl£€l'8 '§`§f{»,.%§'a»¢.-_236
Crackers ffi§°»i:§°'1'I=`2_'I'__.iif»T 19¢
Salad Dressing 3§§§'»"?.,--_15C
Salad Dressing 3Y{2f'§{'ff'f§§32¢
Clo udSalad Dressing Quart ;~_,___l9c
Beans 1'2::;'¢:~'s'::m-_--3;.": 1S¢
Macaroni or sm\Gm;'n'1 _.iii ISC
'Peanut Butter x l'i'£'i_.l9c
Oleo Towle nma..__.___.2 é£.."I 19C
Soap Pxllno\lve-_.......--._.4 'S2".¥ 17C
'l`oilet'l`issue sm._.»3 mn- 10C
Tobacco Bnokln¢-__.__2 "'°'T|§ff l9c
Prince Albert, Velvet, Kentucky Club
F Those Who Winln | Mldb.33¢...m Sui! We Hnve TwoF m WhichBeluhfulLineamTo Choose.
I. ~ .!i°xa"'S
fui, ~4 in looks as if Hvrirls
might be hem to stay-the
lawns and ahrubbery are quite
green.Give our regnd: to all, and
poiutl.The contest wanjupervised by
Prof. H. L. Shxdle with the assis-
tance at the Dann College students
who an mnjoring in commerce.
Hn .nance -er o ~unc ,=»\,-...Bluffs, Iowa, visited Sunday with was fo um with. 11 n°i{=f-H:and Mrs. Omar Pedersen.A dessert Advartisn in The jgn g-p;-1"Mr.and Mrs. Jack Bruce.Fort Calhoun, flfth,mth eight luncheon concluded the event.It Bring! Results
ma i li n g ~ M 6 8 8
Since:-ny,
°Mr s .Chnunc ey Carl
wry Dm Moore entenadned at
cards, !ox- the H.G. L..Club,
Thundly when prizen were
|:|1 .|HNelson, Kennard, sec ond;Franc es
Han sen , Her man , thir d.
7.Or a l spelling:Ma rg a re t
A n n Nelson,Kennard,fi r s t;Pl.-
trlc ia Beadle,Fort Ca lho un,sec-
on d;Ha ro ld Ta y lo r, Cr ai g , th i rd .
Kenn ard an d C raig exc h had 14
PERCJRS Wnler-pack. _.-.-._-
Juice Eau?-€sa"5a_.---_,.2
Grape Juice c. & I-L
Juice {~"3'»'i§'%u._.____..__
Red Beans m§ff_-__-.4
No. 10._Can
46-oz.Cans
QuartHome
46.01.Cen
No. 2
Cans
No. 2%To m a t o e s Kitchenetle..._------CU*
. ;Gnrdenside 4 No. 2
34c
z7c
19C
I9c
ISC
10C
25c
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:4
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.f s f .~." " f "i ~f " ;.
f .
¢ : . $ , "~-
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. : . ~r :~c :.f ; ' § f ¥ -~~~31 2
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ERE'S how Safeway does ir.Nor by
guess. Nor by making some prices low
_;-
:'
to attract you and others high to make an
If ~:~
.
extra profit. Nor by having them fow for a
*
x few days and high the others.Safeway
-.g "I
~é5<e ~prices every item at the lowest point thatf~
.~~
~"g ccsis wiil permit. . . at a '
'1 |_:
~our custo
,
1
'b 41~~d f - f price that givesrnersthe benfif of all th `~we make. That'Q e savingss why Safeway prices arelaw on every ifem every day.No tricks.
Just an honest eiiarf to give you the lowestP~prices possible on the finest Foods ovoilabfe.4 9 ~ ,~
~~E;""~ z u .,er N| ;| . 2!»~( g 5 | . l C C r f e l -_ _ _ 2 c m sO l d M m ,C i d e r P e a c h e s
l g h o l g g gigé ilc - _ -1 9 0
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K n e w n C 6 f ; c f * - - _ _ , f % l § ~l n e g c z u u r 'BcF l o l l r ~~~~s e
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6 TONS loose wild hay, about 5*tons oats hay.Louis Schenk. 60
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FOR SALE:Home-irrmvn yellowblossomsweetclover'seed.$3bu. J. P. Rhea, Arlington. 12»2t
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getting (and keeping)highway
US 30 running through Blair was
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duly proud that the real U. S. 30 Burley _____
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to attract you and others high to make anf '
extra profit.Nor by having them low for afew days cnd high the others.Safeway.f..
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COWS AND HEIFERS Lhree
fresh noon.c., D. Nidwlson.1mi.south McCarthy School.
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BAKE SALE.Saturday,March29, me office. Golden Rule Cir~cle. benefit Chrinthn °""""h 1:
FEAM WORK and garden plow»
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Blua 151.Georg; N. Hiller.
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