03-26-1942Fri
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The Official County
Printers for 1942'E§TERPR1S..1;-- » M » ¢ ° ° * * ° " *M o r g e L o c a l N e w s p i c t u r e s .'
T h a n A n y O t h e r W e e k l y ,
\J . . -Twmty-One Rural Corespoiidenfs ~ all Quarter! of Qonntgyln Ne b ra s n u .gunscmrrlonrmcznzsmmnm
~"1 |=»1 Jmnn wm
SUMMER WEATHER
IS SHORT LIVED
Alter x bidi reading of '14 de
g n u thi!week,the mercurydmpped w $8 d¢t¥'°° this (Thurs-
day)morning na vdntar nzi in
crowded into this wndtory. The
wider weather was ushered i p
with mm winds which gm minor
\H ..
the county.~Pu- dplhtlon lo r t he pn -lc d t n-
f " ' ~me a 1 . 2 5 ma m .
an
SPICKLER ToOCCUPY CREAMERY
Work of remodeling' the oid
Blair Creamery bmil¢§ng was be.gun this week. the building tp Hs
fwcupied hy the Blair Distribut-ing C°mx>any.di mi buxm ofSum. beer.The Iinn i rcpe nwl
by D. E, Spickler.
Ray Johnson, proprietor n! theGamblestore, had qni w 1 Lhriil
Monday night. He had puked his
ur on the west aids oi the storeand when he went to get it, he din-
covered that it had been uken. Ha
at once reported it w the police.
Tuesday momlng the car wasfoundparkedbytheGilbertwnstore an North Walker Avenue. I
~=-having been driv
CAR
~n until ~e engine was over e~ -ed but otherwise was not damaged.
aim ~
uge Store of Scrap
Iron Needed fat Wa
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é1.A1R, NEBRASKA, MARCH 26, 1942
l I I \x75irME XLVI NUMBER 12
§ERv1cE s'rA'r|oN Plane#
Numbers Are Ho g FRIDAY .
a l l
For Victofy Cqmpleed at Blair .High Wal
Assigi1edMen§
l\L1SfDraft
fepare For The. Fmrth
robbed or mldollar in pendl, n paint
keys.The Lhiel
access to fban . maehnu
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w h i c h s t u c k o u t o f t h e
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AvailableDraft Registration Un 5,3 §€§»ék
Apnr 27 PRICE E: w r A T'§sfo<i`i>ER TONCOMPLETE QS!~
6|Srnaltiyg furnaces in the east
are bdng :hut do\vn'due to tuck
of sulficient mn to keep Chamrunning, according w information
received this week by the Wuh-
ingwn County Agricultural W u '
board.Coupied with that m i #
ment mme the urgent plea forscrap iron ot all types Lrom city
homes and country woodlvts Ur
-.»- .nmmna mmmces mins
PEARS ON wxum
Six undred sixty-five W|\shinB-| 01 uno ww -Aton Cqunty men between the ages pushed aside
of ss me 44 Welfnssigned dndr.made.numbcrs this wr.-ck, as the result ol No clues ol 1
the third draft- lottery held in have ns yet bw
Vhshington lust week.Official
nunnbors, issued by the locxl draft
board. will bc fou|Q on page slxmgf ~\'ii`Li`.i`ii\§ Meet~ ~»m'==\~ Patriotic Mee Keep uw Dll!"J|ll¢»°-_.._._o m °and th us keq p the war in dus try
s Idgh produc tion basis.F o u r l o c 1 1 o r g u n i xg ti o z m, w g \
For several weeks,60 Blair
igh sdxool bein have been en-
a gd in makin; Coy a.irp\nnes
hleh wil\ he hxrned over tp the
mx department for training
nz-poses.The plmen ue repli-aa ot Amefican,British, Gob
mn and Jnpmmd models built
rithont propsllon or Xandirig
num.ln the tnlni ng umpl,
,.i..."...-.the nm wi ll i a m dm @1 3 5 5
by mme and model, mdy the
gun equipment c l individual
modem sc,_ mjir.boyg, like thonmnds of
others over th,country.mvs
tamed out their quota of planu
and now hue mem ready for
inspection.In the above phowthe plmiea have been uranged
'§ } { ~ fo r ml t i é n o n t s b h a
in the hixh school workshop.
Looking over tha 10|-nation qs
some cr! the builders.L d : w
:ight they nn Iam Kuhr, Ken-
neth Klvzlh Bill Janes, hxgeneWolamum,Tommy l m n m i
and June:Thom.Bnurgfm Nwnloco md lnanww
Vaned Numbers PromExcellent Evening's
E n b e r t a m me p t
An evening ov! unumslly a
lent entzrummmt is in nwn
tha n who :Mend the nnAmateurNightprogramatBhlx-»c.hw\auditorium,Fr
1 " - - _v...l¢+m. sn
\H e r e l ` o m o r r o '
ww... ...,The local bound will mail two
questionnaires to registrants ln
the near future, it is leaned. Tne
first in tha regular questionnaire
Tuesday Eve.
to determine clnssiliution of mux\Study of Masonry And Hof the $42 ggistratiox for ="§";The Ameriggn Way 5
\\1:m e n w u u n\21"'Ef*Y . , ' f ? f " f _ ' ? . §'. ' ? . . . . . . . m .111 102 \
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1
during umes ux W.-...---., _indiwdl the ir duke w brlnz to-li le mme movement which will
ict the gcnp iron of Wuhingbm
County moving,At wark on dd!-pmjm il th¢ Wuhingwn Co untyAgrimxwnslWar board ('1`ri91°
A),the Wuhillgwn County Stkv n g e o mn mi me h u d e d x v y a r ,
-».-..f1~mn.
tary service. rue sec unu, a -,~.......|oc c up qtio nal ' 1"e' *°'§" *",? :.""" L"°|Of Life
~ armed sgrjvigg-......Briiiadierj Gen.era1 Gu? N - N
r;ct:z:,&\ns inlonlrgi-d locl\.&ffi 'lP°B°°= .~l e ,.._ ge _a e rer-1 c l u lcation -`ques ti onna ire! should be ne nt auti ?,:$ ;~;"nng`;'"'w:° liv -
elrly ln April. lt ia lll¢ely;lie add-\
*di that some of then may becleared in time for a Iew count-isa.g the rstlllu to begin induction of
a few new registrants in May.Nc definite date has been ret for
lxlnillml tha special occupational
a n d mh md ..Raed 0'Han'Ion, spenhr of the
\WmU\8» reviewed the history of
the Uniwd States and tha verymajor part that the Masonic or-ganization has played ln its forma-
No BOYS STA TEREPnEsEN'1'ArrvE M a n y ea ~ers DA NA mme~p ai u m m m ! ~
THIS YEAR
Blair will send no representa-
;tlva to B°yS St-aw, held annually
lm Lincoln, this year.An activity
gg-_g 3; 3- °°"§il'§=`§""2§§ §_n§";'\mm~¢ by the American L
_`lgion,that o `tion decided
¢;_;g» 'L JZZE i gw hf i"°';'¢}not to participate this year due
in "Q fn tq fill oxihand return tha num Y °| § ' » ;;m,y =ol war-tim,activi-
,,=»=-nuinlres.c purpose of '.__es ie ara being oanied on.
Liusc,"Qfneral '?°'"?'"S¢f e,.` ,,2lT.,f§mi`25';" §§_;;{ "Z'$E"£'"7"° lilair Qlvunber of Cufrlmerce
,. ,f xlu o °bm|;'r '""f"';""d°" and alwsya will continue so as l°ngfhk°:'h°. decired to 'g a m t f.. . . .: si-ants.the _ elxent 1|-American wayggsort 3 l 3533;o evote !ul
9u~»L;~:m.\ircs, but the bound has
in mnl.i-»ns to clear them rapid-
l:lL-lg\~lrunts ure given ten days
1 Re-Elected By
Rural Boards
lS8.ia!'_Y Increases Repow
ed As Ranging From
20 Pct. To 30 Pct.
Following a custom of manyyears'standing,thc majority at
Waahilkwn County'a nxral school
Miss virginia cunpball,ami-,member of the freshman clans at
Dana College, was one oi the five
"l'lrinccleas"chown by popularvote ui the Dina student body, to
reign at the annual May festival.
Four states,Minnesota,lawn,
lllinoia, and Calllomia, are repre-ncnted by the four girls who wereselected along with Misa Campbell.
ln the near future the student
body will select a queen fromamong the five girls who will rple
over the festival which has been
net for Saturday evening, May 2.
~'rin will
P'.l'hiu year, representatives from
several cute:-n Nebraska schoolsplan to participate in the contest,
the winners to receive Dcfonae
Bond prizes. Other nomcontaatant
numbers will be presented, also.Following is a lilt ol numbers
which will appear on tomorrow
evening's program:Plnttsmouth-Humoroul re a d-
ing, Barbara J. Lamphear.\Kennard-Tap dancing, 4th, lith
and 6th grades.-Missouri Valley-Bird call imita-
tor and whlatlar, Eldcn Rwhleigh.Missouri Valley-Hawaiian guit-
~`~and dancing, Leathers
CANTATA AP
An Eastarcantata will be pxuntad Wednesday evening, Apnl
l, at the I-'int Lutlieran church onWest Jackson Su-cel. Members of
the choir and the pastor, Rev. Har~
old c. Jorgensen, are in charge.
The public ia invited to the pro~
31-a.rn.
¢A r l i n g t o n M a n ,
4 6 ,l s S u i c i d e
Juni how much :crap -there ia on farrnl and in -
yards,cannot be dotmnlned.
has been estimated tha\:°the
erage fo arms will rm at
1,000 p unds.Dealers in scrap metalbeen canvassing the country i
ation. to get the a/:rap mn
The price set by we gave
for general scrap is 404: per
dred pounds."Bringing scrap iron ohiding ln an excellant job to
farmer ut this time," statedLippincott,County Tripl
chairman at the Blair Cham~
lrector, hm; inlormed local olfidllsl
Lhat,the rex'-'ltr classificationquestionnaire! should be nent antiearly in April. iz in 1l\¢e\y;he add-\
Hd, that some of then may becleared in time for a Iew count-isa.i the :law to begin induction of
a few new registrants ln May.Nc definite date has been net forn\;\i|m;k lha special occupnlunal
<,u.»l¢~:m.\ires, but the board has'in mnli-»ns to clear them rapid-
x;.. ll-ngislrunts nre given ten daysi. "br fn no fm ou! and return u
q =l~»:\|\nires."The purpose of
tinsc,"General Henningqr ex-
\»=<l "i\: to obtain infomation
-r ' =\kills . . . . of registrants.
poses mil the misssge ui uwGrmd Mum bm-ing out the pa-
trlotic'du\i6| ol Muons was reid
a n d mh md ..Raed 0'Hnn'Ion, speakar of the
svming, reviewed the history of
the Uniwd States and the verymajor pan that the Masonic or-
No BOYS STATE
REPRESENTATIVE
THIS YE AR'
Binh* will send no representa-
itivu to Bw# Sf-Bw, held annuallygnnization has played in in f°Y|"'in Lincoln, this year.An activity
Lion* and lu continuanca na a nnf wmomd by the American LQ.
tion and ursfd um: the same ihngion,that ur-gamizaxinn decided
tenet be taken in the i"°'°"¢ no t zo participate this yenr due
grave emergency now :we the to A number ol war-um.,activi-
nution.__ities which am being eanied on.
The American way 9f\iv\ng_and,Th¢ Blair cmmlm- of C0'rnmerce
Mnsonry *\°Y°alwnga °°""°\<1°<*,u\wwa,¢ waded w let me mathzrg and nlwsyu will conmue so as \°"3= pass this year so as to devote !u\l
. as the present tm American "'">'L¢rr°rc to war work
l
Sal
c
F
yeaWa
any Teac]
Ke-Electeé
Rural B
ary Increases
ed As Ranging
20 Pct. To 30
'olhzwing a custou
na'standing,the;\\iI¥L0n (?ou}\ly's
lers
l By
ioards
Repow
5 From
I Pct.
1 of manymajority ol
ruml school
DANA PRINCESS
Miss virginia Campbell,mm-,
member of the freshman elus st
Dann College, was one oi the five
"l'rineelus"chown by popularvote of the Dina student body, to
reign at the annual May festival.
Four states,Minnesota,lawn,
lllinols, and California, are repre-nented by the four girls who wereselected along with Misa Campbell.
ln the near future the student
body will select a queen fromamong the five girls who will rple
over the festival which has been
net for Saturday evening, May 2
»»_..l h m --_......:.\:m1 fnur Kirin will
nu.nm._.,predde u mnlierof-eendonles.
This year, representatives from
eevenl une:-n Nebraska schoolsplan to participate in the contest,
the winners to receive Defense
Bond prima. Other nomeontastnnt
numbers will be 1>f¢=¢\=*e4~ nlno.Following is a lilt ol numbers
which will appear on tomorrow
evening's prog-ram:Plnttsmouth-Humoroul re a d-
ing, Barbara J. Lamphear.\Kennard-Tap dancing, 4th, lith
and our grades.-Missouri Vnlley-Bird call imita-
tor and whistler, Elden Raslxleigh.Missouri Valley-Hawaiian guit-
-»nlnzinrc and dancing, Leathers
\
uu `i:`KfI'rATA Arun. 1
An Eastercantata will be pxsented Wednesday evening, Apnl
l, nt the First Lutliernn el-lurclx onWest Jnckmn Street. Members of
the choir und the pastor, Rev. Har
old C_ Jorgensen, are in charge
The public is invibed to the pro~
g-rem
uexenn wu...-.....Juni how much :crap metn!»
there ls o nfnxrnl lmdi n ba rk -
yards mme be determined..nn
has been estimated l.hn\:°£lie xv-erage fo arms wi ll rm a t laa¢
1,000 p unds.Dealers in s¢x-ap metal hnvr
been canvassing the country in nn
effort to get the s/:rap moving.The pnce set by ml, govemmant
for general scrap is 40:1 per hun-
A r ~ ~a n ?"Ering~ing scrap iron out of
hiding is an excellant job for tha
4 5 ~~ f a r me r u t t h i s t i me , " s t a t e d C l n s l n
Lippincott,County Triple A
I
1 't M md po unds
s o ' '
7 .---- _L_ n chaimum at the Blnir Chamber of
---»nxurnflnw
l
I'suzxti-In* ih\l& r@gun1¢}\ _ _ _ -\
:\,."""'5 - when acutemr \LTl§ dqvelop in war produc-
I1 {\;:1»u|el3"
I`¢mrlh Regisimion :\Pl"il 27
Rn v=»Hff\°ff.<1 115,000 Nebraskan bot'WeO"\ 45 and 65 years old,
"Rh P°L.ncrw of-you mom mp;
3.ary cd service,will register""|l _T in UH fourth registration
\s"p:|'L two years.l| .\|\¢:\1 imard H83 be ll i m
continues _§`1'@@!#*ecch, free pdressno specia rivi geo are the i colaof a free pearls and must. continue B O A R D A P P O I I
A good Blltendnnce was present]C O U N T Y A S
and the whole assembly joined|heartily in a fine patriotic program Louie Struve, who I
poor health for years,
volition of county wroisignnlionwasaccemeeting of the count
last Monday.E. C. Johnson of 1
appointed to fill the v
arranged for the evening. The pa-trrid-ir: soars. the ndva;aqimc.q§,,tb9
colors, in fact, tho enliro program
was intensely interesting.
Refreshments and a social cvc~
ning followed Lhe program.
f s 'boards mat dunng me mm .....
SESSOR'o felecl.ing inatnxctora Co\|nl;S'
has been inresigned his
vassor which
pted at thc'.y board lm;
Hemmn was
acancy.
days uf March for the purpose
Superintendent Ralph E. Pair-chll
mp ms dm ln mo s t easespresentteachers wero re-elec
He added that BNN?lmamasgfseemed to be the rule, with raisesof (mm 20 per cent to 80 per cent
repbrted.-Following is n list of instructors
for 1942-43,as reported to dare
at the county superintendenvs
L l office.Masters Dnroth Gmthuseny;I N J 1 EDeSoto, Eva Wilkins;Sunnyside.
:annual m"_<Vendn Christensen;Whiuord,
\. which~will'Fl°""¢° I-lolsteln; Onxm, MargarCollege _hmelet Wulf; Paaceml Hill, Ruth Irene
d at a meet_lHansen; Pleasant View, Mn. Eliz~
heran Ch""._hlabeth Staples; Fantanelle, Alberta
ree Slersbecklotteman; bong .»..k, Jean New-
eml manage-\1"U\7 Garryowen, Margaret. Foley;:onaisling ol Rose Hill, lower room,Endine
J hIagnusaen,W\»\\f$ New England, \|PP€r room,
l Rev, ]{5m]¢{EIsie Wilson; Wnmch. lower room,
Ma.ry_ Fedde;Belle Center,1/eln
Peck; Matter. lower room, Agnes
Emanuel Dornacker Vu-maT I N G l v :_,' Z i '
~oettman, Blsbee, Senora A.nder~
ommendntions
sen; Slader, Betty Andersen; Rlv-
Mrs Jerry Jordan
,dm Nebruhervlew, Inez.Mencke;Gardner,
.'|Agent E.D.
z Washington
plant soybeans
L price of $1.60
vellow eoybansnmcedbythe
griculture,and
a been designat-a factor which
abraska farmers.he Grst time ln
me a new Crop tomcfal. considera-
ven to the pref
soil erosion that
' certain precau-
CHURCH TO INSTALL
MEMORIAL WINDOWS
The Lutheran Church on West
,Jackson Street plans to inamll
five more art glass memorial win-
which will leave but two windnwe
serve u "Princesses ln Atte n d-""' '""~Slsten,i l ne .n=rn»......,,___
ance" to the queen.Gene hlegruc, Dana football and'
basketball star from Tekamsh,
has been elected Honor Athlete byr',`
i
3
Dana lettermen lduh and wxll
rule as kmg,
F I R E M E N ' S A N N U A L
B A L L A P R I L 4 T H
The Blair Fire Department will
hold its annual ball on Saturday
evcnlng, April 4th, it has been an-nounced.Tha 'dance which will heheld at tha B, F. D. hall, takes
the place at the New Year'a ball
which has been an annw dfair
for 6|yaars.Freddie Ebenex-'s
orchestra will tuwah the music.Eckets for the dmice will he
sold by committees on the street
tllii week-end.They will also be
on sale at Cooke's, the Washing-
ton County Bank, Gregersen Drug
Store and Stewart Drug Store.
TO c6NF1RM 11
LUTHERANS, SUN.
A class of eleven young people
\will be eonflnned at the First Lu-
I
thenm Church, Sunday, March 29.The ume xr°\\p will be honored
at a rece on 'ven b the Luther
Rockville-Tap dancing, patrl~
otlc revue, Rasmussen Slsters.
'Norfolk-'Tap dancing,pianoplayingwhile .blindfolded and
wearing mittens, Dwala Gnves-
Omalm-'hombone quartet.
Omaha-Comedy tap dnnmra,
Campbell Brother and Sister.Fort Calhoun-Skating dance,
Virginia Coburn.Rose Hill-Rhythm band, Lower
Grades.Blai..'Z'-ntch song and dance,
gonatance Cully drum mls, Chnrles
eagan.Nnmcompelltive Number:Fort Calhoun-Choral Reading,
Frances Smith, Mary Helen Helply,
June McNair, Verna Kmse.Fort Calhoun--Vocal duet, Anne
Lage,Norma Imulae Sanders.F Bller-Tap dance,Mary Lou
a m rg.'Has been featured in Ripley Be-
lieve it or Not.Misa Anna L. Bearg, commercial
instructor, and members of tha of-fice practice class at Blair High
are sponsoring the Amateur Night.
FARMERS GUESTSA T FR E M O N T
Farmers in the Fontanelle neigh-
borhood were enterhined at l 6:80dinner at em Lutheran uxchphsly_;.eague, Wednesdxy evening, Ap-|
l 8.
.bv Rev. Harold C. Jorgensen, are
w place in the maln part of the*
church.
The vonhrmants, as annnunned
Inga Pedersen,Leona Sarwnsen,Norma Hemiriksen, Philip Larsen,Those who have donated win-Nels Carlsen, Leon Kuhr, Andrewdown are Will and Chris Johnsoml Hansen, Burl Madsen, Murl Mad-George lliedelund, the M. P. Han-Q sen, Orville Mortensen uld Charles
sen famlly, the Lutheran Brother- Mortensen.
hood, and the Dana College and'Trinity Seminary student body.Interior remodeling of the Gon-
gregatlonal church was begun yas.Buy Defense Bonds and tenday with work being mashed to'"'°d~Savmg Stamps Nuwl g facilitate completion before Eastern!
fl Attendance at Music Festival. Band and
S11 Chat Fontanelle, Wednesday, by theFremontKlwnnlaClub.Kiwanis
members had engaged Dr. William
F. Rlngeler of Midland College as
the spaker.
!Philip 0'Hanlon of the firm
'0'Hanlon & 0'Hunlon h u beenconfined to his homefor the past
week on arcounlnl illness.Mrs. Oliver Hudleson and Misa
Celia McKinney were Sunday din-
ge guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. A.
o s.
Chorus Popular
l s ta t e o f mln d a n d h a d e e ~
_ . . . -C h o k e d Se lf W i t h N e c k -
~W a s Fo u nd U1 1 1
d e r F l o o r
The people ol Arlington received
n real shock last Saturday when
the body of Andrew S. Rllllngtonwas found alter he hud ended his
life by choking himself th his
necktie.Fullington had been in xx de-
rreted himself under the floor og
the home in Arlington where he
had commltted the deedFuneral services were held at the
Reckmeyer Funeral Chapel onMonday-altemoon at 2 o'clock with
Rav Van Valkenbux-gh olflcatlng
and Mrs. Blanche Woods Kellerwith Mrs. Alice Newcom playing
the accompaniment fumished the
music.Decesud was born at Walmrloo
on February 9th, 1896.The familymoved no Arlington in 1902 and
have since made that thelr homewiththe exception at nineteen
years spent ln South Dakota.Bealdes the hlhe r wi th whom
he lived them is no other relative
except an uncle ol Centrnl City.
The pnllbenxers were Wlll Lull-
man, Raymond Ludwig, Lawrence
Echuenknrnp,John Hansen,Sr.,
klenry Kruger and Julius Haan. In-terment was made ln the Arlington
cemetery.
PAPIO ANNUAL '
D a l l l l r u a y \Commerce meeting mar....<....,evmlng.Lippincott pointed out
that the dlgglng out ol scnpwillla patriotic move-an; a gg; which
a n nee d;varybadly.IFEX! second plfce, he
sta!/ed, it doesrft take long to wt
together n pile large enough to
net a $10 bm which la always.welcome in the family bank uc-count_Thirdly,he pointed MIL
old machinery, iron and junk canbaplcked up easily now when
thero ar., no weedA.And Hwy
will be out ol the way fvr mow--lng later ln the aeumm.Later im
the summer farmers will be busyand weeds wlll make it dillimlll. (0
locate lhe pieces,It has been suggestd dn t .
farmers plle up thdr wrap nldllk
a n d ml a salvage Brm m ¢oma~and get it (and leave a ¢herJr)»
Blair hon dealen a n ravine
$1.00 per tan bonus to those wh0.
bring the metal into mwn amd
farmers are urged to pool' their
neighborhood Lron i n o m wagonor track w gain tl'aa%n dollar.
A.guvemmmt plek-up mur-pnlgn la now under dwusslon b\r¢deiixdte dates are nut set for thaactivity.Moreover,the pda:whlch would be returned to tht'farmer is not known.It is be--lleved that the nn`¢e being ,f;.(ered by _junk dale:-5 at this timeww my that wlll come lam- rn-aa much an the g-:wemmmt hasset n dellrdte celling on the mctaL
"OUR TOW N" CAS T'
IS A; ~ 1No UNc EIr
N E E T I N G I S S A T .The t h r e e ~roles in thc
Blair senior class play,"Our
Plana are now complete for the .,...Town hava been aw ed toannual mgtmg of Eh" Pnplo s''lBe llowh, Barba ra Pong: a nd ~
Conservatxon Dlntnct,which wtllmm Bellowi. Other prominent char
be held at Sahefflafa Ball on Sat-lan" Wm be played by June Dn,_»=<};>' ""§'"°°",§ M"'§h 28.#Th `ls, Glen Guyer, John Foley, CerH_ noun wma 3"P g " r m bg-hard Nygnard, Aulda Amos, Broyentagee'._Harding, and Phyllis Iverson. Hin-
shown. Short reports wnll be gw-lm. var*-S. which win bring me ,s g
en. also,on *~*'€ *"'°§""'?;'f..§T,°1° a total of forty-nine, will ba a.n»
--~~~-1 -»-» .,.,.\¢mr will mem-
mé
tho(lnA1
i n
J {~»i l1 t t registration of 'rnen1rr"°\1behm=asea F I L I N G S F o n
in i \~ 15-65 bracket W!....-.. ..hm\3lq1° m that of uw!~|[ ) F F l C E S \ P L A N ~
1H].\I|1:\u||e |.= 3 " ' " " ' ~ t u r e g -i \ ' 1 r . ¢ : u 1? * " " " E ', ` " 'A ` , § 'fT? ° § § " f'§ 1 » s = w h o w e r e U p t o t h e c l o s f i n g o f p I! 1 c e h 0 \ l l ` B h
s g d r c a m o f n g e o r o l d e r , o n F o b ¥ " ~ { W e d n e s d a y , t h e f i l i n g s f o r c i t y o £ ' »I m t i a l p l a n s f o r ~e
sf 1 6 1 9 4 2 w h o W m n o t h a v e ' f i c e s w e r e a s f o l l o w s :i s h S y n o d c o n ve n t i o n
m t `t h e i r ' g i x w - n a h b i r t h d a v s M a y o r .P .c .S ° f ° \ 1 " ° " »G " " " " \ w k e p l a c e a t D a n a
'L i »'\ . 'p r i l 2 7 . T h e n e w \ ~ e 1 = i » f f ° * i ° r ' \ G a r n e r a n d J . 1 1 G n m B 0 % h r i B t e n _ E ? - 1 4 »~tl; f'i '_ ';: ":
\%i!a f f e c t 85 0 71 3 \ !W e l l 8 B U l u "F 0 r n q . y § E f § E E n ? n 1 1 i n }1 l. 1l "'.r l E n» Il g n u L H W F Q I
zeuk.;Plan Fifth Registratlnn
g fifth registration is being
pl nr-ed for youths beween the
ages ol 18 and 20, who, like men
of ll e uléer group, are not nowel\gi£e for induction into thearmforces through the selectiveservice system. No dum hu been'
fikbd for the filth xegixstration.
¢D a i r y m e n t o
sen;\;n.y uw-=\..,.,-.....\ doch.
Councilman for First Ward,Martin Kuhr;for Second Ward,
Ben Reeh.
MRS WM. BEYERTo BE BURIED HERE1
Mrs. William Beyer, who with
her husbnnd operated what is now
the Holmes Bake for n longry.'h t m u !years, passed away lustSundiys March 22, a the hyfne of
hns appointed n gen
ment committee,1PaulHansen,PhllilMartin Paulsen, ani
C. Jorgensen.
Umm' PLAN'
OF Sl
ln 1"'"'ordal\ee \
Farm Bureau rec
County Extension
Pahrney is urgin;
Diseuss New
Practices Apr. 4
W i l l Di s c us s m -malicial
Br e e d i n g. M. L . F l a c kW i n S p e a k \
lnsemination,or nrtilieial
br.ming, will be the .topic of dis-
_~..ul..-m meeting of
her daughter, Mrs. Minnie mmlenof Pasadena, California..body is being brought toOma wherefuneral servicen will
be lfeld at the Crosby-Meyer Mor-tuary at 2:30 p.m. next Sunday andthe body will be brought to Bldr
!or interment.
Friends and relatives of Mr. and
le Jensen tlxemd atMrs. Sun y gathe Ed A. Jensen home north at
Blair lan Tuesday evening lor a
uhadvarl on the newlyweds.Mr.
County Iarmers w
this year.A minimum fam
per hu. for No. 2 3
was recently ann:
Department of A
the soybean has nls<
ed as a war crop,will cause many N1
w plant them for 1
1942.Since saybeans a
many fnrmers, sption should be gl
cu~'~\on un.a »,....-_...____W ashington COUnty dairy men.and Mrs. Jensen will soon ne SEL-1 .1*-pril 4.Th e me e ti n g wi ll ta ke ti ed i n th ei r ho me two mi le ! no rth l'§L"¥?§`§pZ'Z`£l?1""u
plac e at the c o u r t r o om i n Bla ir.of Blair ' where Mrle nsen will c on-\ iion l are not folic
under the supervision 01'C011I1¥F'tinue hi s farmi ng ac ti vities.
A g e n t H .D I - ' a § \ n 1 e y .._ . _ . n . - ¢ . " \A I ~- I __. . .I ~
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M.L.Flack,represenunn -from \h\vol\ege ofagicu\f\r<~ in ~w ~| . | \ I I l l l \ 5 '7'
rI
'he band
with the
lngtrucwr,
amd;fn-
t h o ma -
Peplo district since ns on_;........nounceu "M "___Lian and on plnns for Lhe coming ben; of the productlrn crew.
year.__|Misa Ilene Bishop, Pmglish in-
s z ..Nomn-umons will be made lor
two supervisors of the District;.thher-rns expiring this year are those!e
ul Lillard Jensen, now an Omalmresident, and of Hjalmer Quint.County A nt E. D. Fnlmiey is
in charge Of e meeting.
1942 MODELMILK DELIVERY
T h a or no tires,ears or nocars,gasoline rationing or nopatrons of a Tekamali Dairy will
get their milk delivered, for theowner has built x fine new milk
delivery wagon, purchued n team
of aorrels and 1 brand new hAr<nun, md the new outfit began dh-
livnring milk the first of the week.The wagon was bum by a Te-
knmsh mm und mule to order for
the milk delivery business. Eventhe dairy opentofn dog in enthw-utie nbout the audit usd lnlluvrl
the 110%-in! wmh an the route-
l
just u ln the old days.-Teknmlhl
n n n a n m-
tnxctor at Bl""ugh, is coaching
production..
ALFRED C. JENSENJOINS AIR CORPS
Alfred Carter Jensen,son oiMrs. J. P. Jensen of Blair, enlisted
in the army air corps,Manda;
moming. He has been sent to San-
ta Ana, California.Mr. Jensen, n gradunte of Blnlf
High S¢hool and a former DamCollege student, hu been studylm
for his doctoi-'s degree during in
put school mm at the Univex-litj
o!Nehrulm;hsl1as;ladnerveda
u gnduam assistant.
srur HOGS TOOMAHA MARKE
Shnrhlg Lbs mms Pl d w l' i
on lm 'l\1ad.\y'| hog mu-kat vu:
Cu l lldexhenry,Walter Knutmd Norrmn Kmgn, nn of-Wd
ington County. Tliehf shipnaxtl-
dm South Onmhn mu-ng nan:
Y
-el
H .
i , ; '
I
.'<I'€
"ill open the spe c rai SC:.§n'cluck.G. E Sc heidh
of a. Nebraska BreedersrviJL u m .w i l l a p p e a r a n t h e
'1`heloca1 rationing lmrgl has is»
sued p ermits to th; fo llowmg peo-p'e for tires and | :ube8:W m. H.
|"'1\nn|\n\n1|1 'I1'n-mont R.F .D-. 2
w a n g y y u a u u n ,q - v - - - --betr ac mr tir es a nd 2 trn c tnr tu SIAnton Andersen, Adinsrton. 2 nh-I
soiebe tin t; HUT? P\ ¥lJ l¢ 11 » Fu rl
Ca¥h01.ln 2 trac to r tire s;Dsck 1gi.|
Kunneman,Kennard. 1 oheohtetin; B. F. Lundt, Bldr, 1 truck
dn; Andrew G. Svendgard, Blair.1 truck tire and tube; F. F. Pm
ermfn,Herman, 1 obsalem tire;Blair Tehphona Co., 1 truck tire;
Clnnnce Toelke, Hamm, 1 mg-lsnelit at tha ahorus The pub-c wui n v \te d ws ta y nnd\ .\\o
mvd nmxllwd vi.rtu¢\ly 100%-
Hl v l x i dilpvlhi al the num-
ben a nd in the prognm, rs-¢l\l¢f-I mm high » ¢ hm\ § : -
dent: knpt tha_snA} mg -
umm -..,___md the work dune
nialdmtl by their 1
u n . n u m dmv |vunblo oomgnmt from
n u r #Ha n k * n n
. :
Fritz Jlhnel, Binh, 1 truwr tire.
Thahin-ncdznoieanntvydqlg hgm_gng{tiun_\__m¢:`wmb;
lets tire md mba; Ben A. Gottlcn,Wuhlngtan, 1 truck the and tube-»Tha mhed choral a l 01°F D M m y m n x m m d m s
Wuhlngwn W P*"'n m u K-tidpndng |,.°'6Ii` musk moat st phnta shawn.em d u m o lB w f y m p y m g y w g m d e w n m n y z o o w x m u n u p p w e d
.1 me mm; " r m, mu l W m?9_n_¢h§ u grj-b B}l|r Hilh.
ul ha d been nuanblad in U*
other put of the lmildlnm Bw
memben bud mt hem sblo £0hearthemulepresenwlW¢ . u . n mr n mh s m» » x ma » n d
4..n,.¢|n|a n aveninfn murg
Baud!Enfzsx ud'2&11puu.ndl .nmn » - ° ~Bw Ddmss Stlmplnnd tivfly-.
_Now!\4 m m z n a m a n . n a s mu - ma y;in y l m r n i ~ 115 uw n o t amo s lummnum rn n l y n u --_...-..__ n;__\¢ eam t U 7» : w » u v w u m , w ° b < = =i n .r d u w w u l h u m n d w u m p h -"f»°¢ b\hd¢ h|» xth»c h0r-ths eoncut numhc nlur QM me e l nk h n nu d i w ti u mxo r w -
Bt».i1-.'Nebmm, if@_r§_h_2fL mfg
T ~E N T E R P R I S E
r'l Lnldbm Nawspapei Subiclriptinn Prim Per Yau, $1.50
Entamd A: newndda!-I matter under the :ct of CGDKNII of Burch
mo, at the mmmw at Blair. Nebrnkn.
mm . 1 ' ¥ n . u r W A S H IN T O N c o u r m r m s r o l w
|
curtains ¢hnnzB¢l md ptretdz(asll over the haue), mu ps~must be slammed and woodw~
wphed.All this, of coune,
quires an mm mmunt o ! m~
mline w and when, at lan,i s put¢ i ni e to go wbe d,y o u!i
you wi\\ have m sieep on Qle fl~
Sense and Nonsense
~'B1 n.M.H.
CIIEEII UP - a m . mn mm a n
vofld Nu nor :mn :anne In an
Qld ou nnny mom.1
,:
»
o n a l l _,0 I a 3 V 1 - u
l t . ' s r e a l l y n p l e a s u r e w h e n e v -
e r y t h i n g i s b a c k i n i t a p l a e e a n d
h u s b a n d s c a n c o m a h o m e a n d l i s ~
m n t o a r u u p b e r o f " d o n ' t . s "w h i ¢ h
0 .
The gi~ ~lim~~in u-dv ed l m
Saturday accompanied by balmybreezes right off ~ Beach.
11; mm.-I Q tiwugh most folks
....,. thdr
l v l a r c n I v s v v a
-u-.....a lfnl nmhm+Hansenl \ » € l J \ 1 » \ \ 1 . n I \ | |N. -.";¢u'éti6lTl;.-5"|'§iaTe:=4,.f=°*,s°'.!.'; ~"Ml" weninl. '*Citv On August 16
'""m'"""':n§"`ia"i'»¢i»i'=i€|"Y~i3i» and
Alvin Bnndnlxd and dsughunwen guest; of gir ug Mn. gn;-U 1 8 m n .
Bl'I 0m a h .c r
T H U R S D A Y
T h
Sa
bPRESS
g..:»<1}x£al:m
|srh
w o r l d l m e ve r k n o w s c a m e t o a n
0 1 6 m u s u n n y m o m .1
.\
Editor md Publllhet
.~t Editor; Advgrtidng
L0¢l\ Ediwr
~ - ~tor md Pr m! !
~N, Lhwtyps Openinr
, Llnntype Openwt
G, Apprentice
=gay little Misa u-rived
\y accompanied by ba
~aes right off ~ : .1 1
t seems as though most fneed at the calendarfpoked
-. outofdoorsarldtoblrs a; th, than took up thek of raking qnd burning ~=
d in nuny uni! ga rde n a
rén mlde Nady gf plzmtin~
All this reminds us that
ly a mme: nf dnys or ~houn until the "bug"
lex."iE§.'"A. II Junsrbluth, Evan and mr and Mrs. mmm Stork mu§nmi_rettimmd from WMU?" Pe;m Wtrn allen; at _the Hovr|rd
\a_ Wedneiity evemng.m m x m u u w d her"nEI=ma2"§f he bfi-£l1dn¥.
and Mm. Armld Hgnggnofmr-
. golulffina rmaw*
ep were"ir\1\.'iP» SLE:bite the woman roll: gnu Once I- md Mrs. Armur :nun U1gain we men wil! hear than <1~¢»d» bus,Nebraska,ig apend
ed words, "H<»u»¢¢=gqanLnx time. 'weeks warp gn, g._E__I§
i.i¢é<=he._.s¢mrdnr.
~ur Chevrolet dealer has
enty of good, dependable
K used cars on hand. . . .
nd there's plenty of good,
ependdble,unused trans-
ottotion in them.. . .Get
ne of these OK used cars
ow and conerve time and
GOOD CARS-
soonconmnou
GOOD
VALUES
l (0NVENlENT
TERMS
n e r g y Q f o r . yo u r w a r p r o -~
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rue Blair Hospital
A "nm, \m.\i\u\iun
PHONE 104
N. '1f. LUND
, ...n r120inViilageofFtCalhoun,
$2,000.|Fred Robertson, Ex to Katie Pe
tcrsen: Lt 13, nec 32-20-11, $2,600.
m \Ir:'|'0N 1 - m u a u u nM _ d _ , n ¢ { } h ` 5 ` ¢ ¥ " 1 3 * 3 @ 3 T ¢ § @ \ » »'T» ; a :.':.';'.,f a :
v`f:`6fri~I¥Y nEEDs\m"n f i n i a l -Rln i f C i ti H d ]ik'l._1.`...`§'Y...A A. H. Jungbluth um qu
even. Hnrrv Turner and lv
A. H.Sibbemson flua. Iowa. S\\ndny._MHammondvisxted Rich
'ninz with Mr.and dint
zbiuth.Wx;: Fred J\mzb]ut}\, A. Alle
unzbluLh visxged the hill.
Ge:Wg; a gunna w. .",....... -\......|..._....--.- - -U m m m nun .rxID..(Aa it a ppe ar ed se ver al y e nn ai o)\Irm,_'
an Einine J e s p e r lw of L i n - i {mm'» himmry u c onunuad um 'lf°°¥.were c lamonrfg for 5 new govern-M r . a n d M n
spent the waek-end with her m tha glghlh of 1 serial of srtlc la.'rue'ment post offxc e. D avld Merc er was Mr.an d Mr s .nts, Mr. a nd Mrs . J .A ..Tes- materld is tlken from 0. history of num the c ongresrrman from this a{»r¢1¢¢dm_ to Ames
11.triltetf by J ohn A.mmm. o d lt o r o f a t th a t ti me an d thr oug h h xg m -Mr s .Louise. a n d Mrs. J ames Van Horn 'Thu 1J ntervrfn).lterc easion a bill was 1J §8S§.¥d swing] Saturday ever
hits . S smh Swa n were din ner The review o f the water aY8'°°1\l| B lair the fi ne building inc h i n not M,-,Fre d J u ni
. s o f M r .a n d M r s .H a r r y n d t h e l i g h t a n d i c e p l a n t s w h i d r e q u a l l e d b y a n y t o w n m t h e s t a t e M r .a n d M m
L. . .I \ u n \ u Q l l n d g v a - - . H I I n | n ¢ §n a . ¢ \ ` t ' l ; ¢ l : ¥\ 1¢ §l \ f | » f h a v l ! ; I h H i i f l d ~ J
Linit.a n Eiysrrusaen ia ill w i t h w e
us uuu unm..1°an d Mr s .Ha r r y Hineline.
ufrd :ind Kenneth. were Sundaynersruests of Mr . a n d Mr s .
me Allen: §°"&!2 gf §z=»ir."}'19a
E-INSURANCE
th 5th St.
he 188
1939 Chevrolet Deluxe
\SEDAN
e a 1 a n .ab ly e at d in ne r on the d re ss er i n
the living room bec ause the dining
; ~are bed
I na 'az 20-11, $2,600tcrsen: Lt 13, nec -.to Earl Nel-Fred Robertson, Ex W sec 17,som SBS SW & N56 N -
|19-10, $3,000.l to Au~tto A Lon~horst et. a
1940 Chevrolet Deluxe
|.
~,.=,.
~~ 3"
~.~,A __'L>g.~
i n t h e b a t h r o o m .
a |V " *
T h e n t h e r e a r e a l w a y s t h e p l e a s -
a n t l i t t l e t a s k s o f b e l i t i n g r u g s ,
c a r r y i n g b a s k e t s a n d b o x e s f r o m
o n e r o o m b o a n o t h e r a n d t h e n u r s -
gu st Blame &E m m a ~etc:sen:
Tm:L t 18 i n sec 84 8 -9 ;Ta x L t
in sec 918-9, $14,000.g W m D Mc D ona ld to Or val Sc h of-
fler :N W SW sec 34-20-11,$1,-
Haan.
|mer .».'sec 14-1a-11, $2,500.Currie D.Simonsen to Austin
R. Bealcs:N95 SE sec l\»19.11,
$10,500.i William Hinkle in Maud L Camp-
bell: Lts 10, xx, 12 in B\k xs, City
ol Blair, ;x.oo.Harry C Schuelt & wf to Fritz
1M1\tthiesen: tract in Blk 15 in Dex-,ters First 6: Second Add to City
of Blnir, $1.00._ _
1941 Ford Super Deluxe \1940 Chevrolet Deluxe
xowrz SEDAN 'rows SEDANJust Like New _Less Than 10,000 Miles Radlo and Heater
Ili~c |...disc ove ring itoo late ) th at the c e-
dar c h elt h as sud den ly tu rn ed u p
just i nside the b edroo m wher e the
kids slee p an d we d i dn 't. wa nt totu r n the li g hts o n fo r f e a r we ' d
a w a k e n t h e m . .. .
Q |u V "
T h e n t h e r e i s t h e e v e r - p r e s e n t
b o x o f t h i n g s *w h i c h a r e t o b e
b u m e d .A f t e r c a r e f u l i n v e s t i g a t i o n
a n d m u c h s o r t i n g o f i t s c o n t e n t s ,
m u c h t o t h e d e l i g h t o f t h e w i f e ,
...u ¢
last wegz V .1llll. Uuuuaaa, »..w - ;1 |aplJe8I!.11I zu anna IlI;\|\¢l nn.e S und ay Schools o both The Enterprise, leads up bo present
:hens wg !vfg eg léia ster pr wlda y h gp pe ni ngn , bu t the re ar e ea r-
fs'g" ; >f »,n ~ m u m ||i@r,evente wo r th me n ti o n in g th a t
°S ? m d n m n i h t and Su nd an g o alo ng with th e develop men t of
ul o f , g m g ms Hirsc h g; the c ity of Blai r. One o f these is
rnberg Nemlaska the saiHifleI§¢;iS=°Si°" of t h e g -
. ''r »elle r a r ,l r's argest;a r ,0-Le Hill Creek ~ei Ar<}_y .f11\.___.Ijm §'nn\'Ll1 and B\1tl&IpSl'l'€6l3.
HJ; §fI§n°`1§§h, up to 1 91 2 , de p en de d lf fa lln J e ti er s
on the old Germania hell, a wood-fday e\°ehin.9:.
en struc ture loc ated on East w8Bh-;Igir. and M
ing ton Stree t, for n. pu bli c a udi tor -xe lth we re d l
i u m i' or .a ll gathering; but a :l'ire31*d_M" - d W :
destro y ed th e bui lding and the c ity Blal r . ~,jg
wa s
left with no s uitab le p lac e for 3 Den' ;5'Sa t§dg
uubllc mathenngs.hi r.an d Mr s .
in Omaha. Wed,!108~l Mr .and mrs. .me .lessen uu ufarnilvattendedapa r t?a t th e
ra. Paul J ones and W alter Petersen home. W ednesday
: me r R1lests of Mr. evenings.slter Gutsc how m MIB.Ofa Sorensen attended a
rin h rn eetin z at the Gibbon ho me
Nielson of Oma h a i n Oma ha,Tuesday .y wi th her uare nts.Mr. and Mrs. Gif ford Frenc h and
0 .C. Liesc he,Eugene were Sundav dinner questa
Jensen and Kenneth of Mr . an d Mrs . Ra y mond F re nc h.
inited hir.and Mrs .
unday .
te r Duc ker,Mr s :x __.Au |
IT PAYS
to Look Neat
vED LEWELLEN
BARBER SHOP
Downstairs in the0'HAnl\m Bnllding
!rn I c ons~I :fler:NW SW sec 34-20-11,$1,-
Haan.
'n 0. M. Ireland & wi to Lillie \ .'V
1~Iu££:SW Lt4,Blk'79,Bl Ce I 0BUY DEFENSE BONDS etbry.slr m Wiqdows must be washed and
|mer .».'sec 14-1a-11, $2,500.Currie D.Simonsen to Austin
R. Bealcs:N95 SE sec l\»19.11,
$10,500.i William Hinkle in Maud L Camp-
bell: Lts 10, xx, 12 in B\k xs, City
ol Blair, ;x.oo.Harry C Schuelt & wf to Fritz
1M1\tthiesen: tract in Blk 15 in Dex-,ters First 6: Second Add to City
of Blnir, $1.00._ _
c ar ry i ng baa kets a nd box~a f r o m
one room bo another and the nurs-
Ili~c |...disc ove ring itoo late ) th at the c e-
dar c h elt h as sud den ly tu rn ed u p
just i nside the b edroo m wher e the
kids slee p an d we d i dn 't. wa nt totu r n the li g hts o n fo r f e a r we ' d
a w a k e n t h e m . .. .
Q |u V "
T h e n t h e r e i s t h e e v e r - p r e s e n t
b o x o f t h i n g s *w h i c h a r e t o b e
b u m e d .A f t e r c a r e f u l i n v e s t i g a t i o n
a n d m u c h s o r t i n g o f i t s c o n t e n t s ,
m u c h t o t h e d e l i g h t o f t h e w i f e ,
...u ¢
meet, Thursday, with Mrs
'vald Petersen.__
188 7, A.Qns te t' l A m g n g o t l e r institutions o f '1§1;»'Egfhgy
ark n o th e c lty UQ mer it i n Bla ir i s he r lib ra ry . Ta k| of F r e mo n t v
a t the c ity pf!!in g ad va ntag e of th e li be ra li ty o f l i u g h Rh e a , S
*un wnnznwu nn 1'Is\.Q n__._..:.n..-n=|:lnnn nf l Mf g Ch g ;
:Mr .an d Mr s .J ohn| Ru b y an d 1lp,,__Were _S condition £11
. N 1 d u 1 ~"mi.§`cTfm ,_§gd';l T H E M E A T H U P
re mngr Blasts o __e a 5o. c. Lxesche. Mon~\MALTED M l n x s - a s m
rg.Harold Schleuwr 2|-Hour Service
i°'l'~»'2"¢'if~¢'§11"L'€'hL'3.§f"`""~ it wa»s~b1It mu? wg :c;fn£;l;1:;>r \;ifer;¢f:;\;uiIding stood\ w'g'§¥;;r0;\_wri§i§§d ha Hugh I M-4-M+l
md Mrs. Roy Fallen and for many years.lth the mstal forth a monument of ballty "ml "Rheas. Honda?-ra of Blair and Mr.qndiation of the mumciypal ~ mark of the interest whlch the c;ty Mr.and !gr;.mT:l€»nviEo
i ni b uh .2'§f¥,9!F'&?:&%,_f"i.!?f&l#°f=}; ii 1#f.'".l'Ii.°.?I?.?,, '2,'i»"i'1.Z'm..\E?2E "' the education of '" c .QE »,.`&'°i&'~. S. R. Bataon. sm-i Dr. J. Tllton Young5spent th
Mr.. adaughte
Mrs,§
IW e r e W e u l l u b u u y Uv l i uu a u vnuvuuaa t t h e E m i l F a l l e n h o m e .1 ;n n a .-2 !,M r .a n d M r s .L e s t e r P o t t e r o f m n g p o o P "K m B e g m n i n g w i t h t h e y e a r 1 8 8 , d a yA n t h e r p r o n n n e n t f e a t u r e f o u n d ~\h a e d M i s s I k m o t h y H o i e r ,s M i d l n n do n t l r e c o r d b o o k s o f t h e » c l t y g g § ; § E ° § " i § . i ' i ` f > ' ° "v e s e r v s t u d e n t .s p e n t t h e w e e k n d w i t h
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Los Angeles,California,arrivedlast week fora week with relatives during these days of the eighheli her m m m ,Hr. and Mrs.L. C.
here and at BlainMr. and Mrs. D.H.Hansen
moved here, Saturday, from Ban-
1882-Perry Selden;1883-"v.|Hoi r.
w ",2he0,§a"¢?f?.§ °f.l§.?l?.°".llf§;'.?. D.H="°f=ms .:-v .G.L="ffY=i offs.Paul Jones and Mrs. A. H.
es.1;b the dw'!3B5--W- C. Walton;1386--W. C~'Sibbemnm .attended the Tuesdaycraft to be with Mrs. Hsnsen's sis- ~ the spring of 1333 n stock Walton; 1887--W. C. Walton; 1BS8Mu5i¢;\Qoncert at the Central
f=f;f.hMf»BCh5~=»g Wnchter.company was formed in 31511. with -W-5 He '§1"{I§W'1§é1HTl`="'§'4'L.~f»`.';'."'1'fl'§1'§i`2a.§.?."'f.'}" Gretna
e l s ensm n m -l e r ;..a r;" °|Wednesday with Mrs. gglil F2ff=a~s.';e..';'"';.";2sf am '?.2°.1'.%1';i: C Jones; 1892.-4. C_ Jones; 1893Neb k,,_ culled on Hugh Rhea,
len;seventeen were present and d W A Bennett, secretary and -John McQnar1-se;13g§...E A.S\\§. sr ¢;§;=d'";#-d Thelm Don-Mrs.Buck Young was hostess. gleamler .The capital stock of 1h¢Stewsrt; 1895-Perry Selden; 1S96;elso1§se;emngnsnred Johlgon of
go 5~;;1"== lorrov wlll be host-lcnmlmnywm $250gg_ This was tlue -M. D. Bedsl; 189'?--A.. C. Jonés; bmaha . .0 ,.Mn_: 1399__.3 h M _vxmted dettes snster.YS§§,.e,,,§. '1§,,e'}'i§`; ffrary books firs1. horse collar cgmggny lln '2"'£ 2§,9a81;.` .§»3i'i¥"H Flock? 12.01° 1Hugh Rhea, and family.Sunday.-1 Q ~»" `endedfrom Lsncoln have smved and are Thci g»»}ggs°gh;;Wgstp2521.of w- I). Heller; 1902--W. D. Hsllena ".§§"h`f.l§"%'=;q,='f2`"`§ .f*;m.s
ready for the publac.$"\§ r Avenue just north of the 1903""CT"Tk 0'Hanlon; 1904T"" A. College in Omaha fOr prospective
Mr. and Mrs. Fmnk Kroger and q gd tucks' The company did Williams;1905--L.A.W1ll\ams;l3mdem nurses."daughters of New Castle, Nebrs.s- ral ro b ~ ss and at one time 19U5-W G.Garrison;1907-~w.'Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Marshall andko, were Saturday and Sunday a thnwng us: 3 125 men D. Holler; mos c. R. Mead; 19os{.1enny coiled on Mr.and M l
gycsts of Mr. and Mrs.MarcuB'?mP1QY9d sroun b ht ninst --W.R.Williams;1910-W.R.Howard Christensen. near Elkhorn
Ixroger.Mr. Kroger attended the Later suit was rung gt on Williams 1911-J. F. White: 1912 Sundnv afternoon.J a c k s o n D n v d i n n e r h e l d i n O r n - t h e c o m p a n y fo r _m !! P g £ . m e ? . . . : | . - I w n ' H a u e 19 13 . .. .. W D : H A I - 'M r .a n d M r s .C .FJ.K i g k p n i c k
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Osteopathic Physician
1150 North Broad St.
FREMONT, NEBRASM
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~ evening,_lnatent rights and yvnen u1eu......--am Beivntte has returned fmih ing and plant burned in the e&rlyller;1914--W. D. Haller;1915-J.
ted that F. White; 1916--Magnus Johnson;AUSFIUB Where he spent the nineties the public sunpecIer wmth reiatmves.°1.he fire was of an incendxary noand Mrs. Wllace Fitch and ture. Another company was incor
mg 'f Blair 'Hem Sunday vas. poratcd with Charles Ross as presfs o .Irs. Louie Fitch.ident, and the plant continued un
anet, little daughter of Mr. and ti! the lute 1920's.
§;inP";v§ll:'T;"°d gf lgmaha, iii In 1901 Blair had taken on nct
13 'For a fewréagfg.ro. L. D. ropolitnn ideas and the rittzen
-|1917--S.W.Chambers;1918 J.
- S. Roberts;1919--H. Christensen;~ 1920--H. Christensen;1921--John~ R. Aye; 19.;a;'John R. Aye; 1923.-Iohn R. Aye; 1924-»R.hiurdoch;
- 1925-R. J. Murdoch;. 26-~R. J.
sillurdoch. (Con. next week.)
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Ihir and Mrs. Emest Grenier en-mined at dinner,Sunday, forssrs. and Mesdnmes Louis Gron., Alton Carlson and two chil-,an of Oakland, Arthur Grenierdfamilyof Craig; George Gren-and Edna Christensen of Ly-'
s .
S u n d a y g u e s t s o f M r .a n d M r s - \
iorvald Petersen we re Mr .an d
rs.K n u te Greenwood an n sons
d Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Christenwid Calvin of Hooper.Miss Elna Petersen spent Satur-y night and Sunday at the Juhniiden home in Fremont.I
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. McDonald ol"ewman Grove spent Sunday andonday at the Gilbert Potsdlezme. Mrs. McDonald is spending,
ne week there.Mrs. Niels Jespersen and Clu-
ice Paulsen of Blair were Sun-
BY dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
d Olson.M" /mi mi -A ns... of omshs
Mrs Gilbert Potadle assistinghostess is Mrs.Henry TruhlsenMrs. W. J. Koopman of Blair will
hsve the program._Miss Ruth Wolfe,extensionagent,conducted a school of in-struction for 25 lenders,Thurs-,day.Representatives from the
churches and Woman's Club werepresent also. She explained thelesson,"Victory Foods in Gar-dens", and told of the use ol hon-
Friday, March 28, at the home_ol' `( B o t t o m ' f y i e w s 1
Mr. and Mrs. Prentice Smith vis-ited Saturday evening with Mr.
and Mrs.A.E. Dixon and Mrs.;
Ray Mumny.;The Sell improvement Project
Club met Wednesday af ternoon atthe home of Mrs. H. C. Kuhr. The
ey in place of sugar.I
Fifteen members of the Baptist
Guild met with Mrs. Claude Clem»ents, Thursday, to give her a hand.kerehief shower. Lunch was served,
also.Leo Wachter who has heen sta-tioned at Fort Leonard Wood, Mis-souri, enjoyed a.l.hroe»day visit at
homeMr. and Mrs. Ben Wachter enter-tained s number of relatives, Sun-~~-__. .\.-=.. .,...r.m_
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current lesson, "Victory Home andGardening", was given by the lend-ers, Mrs. Frank Soil and Mrs. HansSorensen. The hostess was assistedin serving lunch by Mrs.A.E.
Dixon.~9Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Rathmannvisited Monday evening with Mr.'and Mrs. E. E. Dixon und daugh-T
ters. They left Wednesday for a
two-week vacation in Oklahoma.Sundny guests at the Fred Mul-ler home were Mrs. W. C. Ander-I
sen and son, Glen, of Teksmah.ln honor of the tenth birthday °'1
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Birth Records Copied!
Pho t o s ta ti c wo rk do n e o n a ll ki n ds o f pr i nt-
e d ma t t e r .Yo ur v a lu e d ph o to s a ls o co pi ed.
I-IUDLESON STUDIO
K o d a c o l o r F i l m --F l a s h B u l b s
PHONE 595-J --ONAWA, IOWA
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l r .and II-n .B°ll!\d Wad:w¢|kqn||_ Guests.la e r n n mu n d W o o d . ~ i i ' F 3 3 l l t a rn o o n I IIr'limnn n n d o r l o y l z W t W i l -
.,|E;week-end guests at the Ben W ac h-
te r an d A. H. P ep pmille r ho me .
Mr. an d M rs .L. D . Lo ng visi ted
li ttle Bar ba ra Sher wood at the
Methodist Hospital in Omaha, Sun-
day . She is reported to be improv-
ing nigely .
Mr. and Mrs. Melvern W est, .Tic k
and W arren, were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mr s. I . N. W arri c k st Te-
ksrnsh,Sunday .
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Hansen spent.
Sun da y wi th re la ti ve s at Elkh or n.
Herma n Ch apte r 0. E. S . me t in
regular session,Th u n d a y .Lun c h
was ser ved by Mrs. Ma rc us Kr og-er,Mrs .Henr y J ac k son and Mr .
and Mrs. J o hn J ac kson.
The reg ular meeting of th e Her-
ma n Woman'S Club wi ll be held,
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MASON and CARPENTERWORK
Blue Prlnll
M B M n s
1006 South Walker Avenue
G. L. Dixon Co.
Insurance Of EveryKnown Kind
REALESTATE L0 \ N§
DR. D. R. EHLERS
--Da nh
Former Dr. W. F. Hemphill
LoudonHama Theatre BuildingBlgir, Nebnsh
Lwimra E. Amen 1.
G¢;|¢r;l~Cnntn~or and Builds!
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1 Ford Super Deluxe
\W N S E DA N
Just Like New
~s Than 10,000 Miles
~39 Chevrolet Deluxe
OWN SEDAN
ry Clean - Good Tires
ym o u t h C o u p e
\1940 Chevrolet Deluxe
TOWN SEDAN
Radio and Heater
1940 Chevrolet Deluxe
TOW N SE DAN
Loyv Mileage - Radio and Heater
---Clea n an d R uns Fin
-evrol et T o wn Sed an --I-las Good TI
ym o u th Sed a n -»-»Runs Go od; Has Go odT ire
-r d T u d o r -.,.ln G ood Con dit io-
~~. Sedan, Motor runny Reconditioned, Good Tire
: UCKS
Ch e vr o le t
lull Wheel Bauc mm a nd Cl b
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TRUCKS TRUCKS
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Dualo . Chunk on n(1 ol These) d C b Dulln . Chulla and Cab
~ ivnehm- mg -|!\!'!*| Ilslnlll-!I;ndCfl.ud'lll. Mn. Byron]Elay of Lincoln, Mrs. Bertha rw------~-.ierkruger, Messrs. and Mesd|.rnes\ Bunn and children,Mrs.GeorgeElmer Neiderkruger and Donnld,Fulton and daughters, Mrs.FritzIarryBentleyandMrs.Harlan Muller and d#!i\Y"»Ivan Little,Bentley of Omaha;Mrs.Anna Mrs.Geraldnne McK.e1-char and_-.....__daughter,Phyllis, of.Blp.ir.Mrs.
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D u l l : ~ C l b Dumb (3€'Q"1.§_';5"" Clb Dull; _ Chubb and Cab
VintolilEvans Chevrolet Co.
1941 Ford Super Deluxe
d o w n S E D A N
Just Like New
Less Than 10,000 Miles
1939 Chevrolet Deluxe
' r o wN S E D A N
~Very Clean - Good Tires
1938 Plym outh Coupe
\1940 Chevrolet Deluxe
TOWN SEDAN
Radio and Heater
1940 Chevrolet Deluxe
TOW N SE DAN
Loyv Mileage - Radio and Heater
»Clea n an d R uns Fin
1936 Chevrolet T own Sedan --I-las Good TI
n o u r l ym o u xh Se d a n -»-»Runs Go od; Has Go odT ire
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1937 Chev. Sedan, Motor runny Reconditioned, Good T ir~
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Peddie,M m Hi ld a Yo we u,m m :Mc i fe rc her a nd Ph y llis we re am-Christene Wac hter,Messrs.an d ne r guests,als o, at th e Metz ier
Mesdamea Gerald Yoweil and Ron-home.
d d A. H. Pgpp miller, A llan YOW -u . .......1 lisa nfmd P nllllu én and
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£ell, an d Elmer Thane and i' amily .Twen ty é i vo stu de n ts of we He n
man sc hools took part in the music
festiva l at Blair las t Fr ida y . Num-
bers were presented by s mi xe d
chorus, giris'glee c lu b an d gir ls'
oc tette.Mi ss Kathgy nk Ba ttli n g ,
m l .t l l l u u n a .r u - - - -. . . _ _ - __f a m i l y o f F r e m o n t a n d M r .a n d f
M r s .H a r v e y M e l t o n a n d P a t t y A n no f B e n n i n g t o n s p e n t S u n d a y a f t e r - I
n o o n w i t h t h o E d g a r L a r s e n s .5
S a t u r d a y o v e r n i g h t a n d S u n d a y
g u e s t s o f t h e B y r o n B u n n f a m n i y
w e r e M r s .B u n n ' s p a r e n t s ,M r .a n d
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Dull . cn-\» and cn nu¢l»&<i\;u_l_\:.5»d cn Duln _ cmd- ua cn
~ E v a n s C h e v r o l e t C o .
1941 Ford Super Deluxe
d o w n S E D A N
Just Like New
Less Than 10,000 Miles
1939 Chevrolet Deluxe
' r o wN S E D A N
~Very Clean - Good Tires
1938 Plym outh Coupe
\1940 Chevrolet Deluxe
TOWN SEDAN
Radio and Heater
1940 Chevrolet Deluxe
TOW N SE DAN
Loyv Mileage - Radio and Heater
»Clea n an d R uns Fin
1936 Chevrolet T own Sedan --I-las Good TI
n o u r l ym o u xh Se d a n -»-»Runs Go od; Has Go odT ire
l936.l'ord T udor _-».ln G ood Co ndl tio
1937 Chev. Sedan, Motor runny Reconditioned, Good T ir~
The Baptist I-udiu'Guild me
selected April 24 for its annual
Mother-Daughter receptlon.Mm, Marcus Kroger and David,
Mre. A. H. Godney end Mn. 0. L.llildnger were vleiton, Tuesday,at the lvnn Helms home in Oma-
tur vlsltar, Tueedny.Mrs. Henry Wubbenhoret enter-tamed the eight members of her
budge dub et her home, Mondny
afternoon;lin. Claude Clemenflha vlldwr, won the prlxe for blah
score- Prior to the gemee the belt-¢s;served e dxeasert luncheon.
Mn. Henry Truh een will be holtf-
ess Friday, April a, the lest meet-
in ol the yur.'lrmbm of the Hill Creek Lu-
ther League met Tuesday evening
at dm Funk Nelson home, when
Mrs. Joeephlne Urben wus e vlnl-
tor. Clarence Peulsen ol Dena Col-
lege of Blair hed chlm o! the de
votlonele.Mn.Nellon served I
lunch.
ha.
y Min lrlegfle Lowe was 1 Dece~
ana unugnwr, vnuwu. ur. "'""""'\Mrs. Henry Sorensen entertained
at x belated birthday celebrationSunday,when »guesta includedM ~ n . a n d Mesdnmea Gudmond
Sorensen nnd Lorettl, Own Soren-sen end Dickie, Curl Sorensen and.funlly, Hum Sorensen and fem-lly,Albert Sdljodt Ind lnxnlly.`
Michael Sender-up and son, ~endRev. end Mn. H. C. Jorgensen andfemlly el Blelr.Although Mm!
Soreneen'» bhthday ectually occur:| nd early in u-eh. she vu unable
w eelebrlte became of bed roads.
Sunday lf'»°\'"°°l'l. Mr. end Mrs.Opel Reeve:entertained for Mr..end Mn. Hugo Huck of Omehe.Mr. end Mn. Leaver Henson wereTuesdayvddton.|
lilr. and Mn.J.Merton Kuhr
and Mrs. Kelley Ryu; of Omehn
drove to Fremont, Sunday morn-ing, to attend the wedding af Stan-ley Jensen end Mhz Virginia Hen!
ehey ol Fmmonl; They were ntmrl
noon end evening ddton ez the
Bob Skinner home near Hormel.I
I" nm OF STRESS, muc h nlAm¢fle\'\euen;thhescomefmm
lnhrgeeumberodhonmownem...Nav. ee inthepemrrlvete uwn»a~nhipoflendielviull eroelnlvyelty
mdpnrrbmm.
Todeylarmmenundnromeneheet-fu!1ynedxh¢irmxurnpmoe¢1Ame\-in-fwhilethzythemnlveewillnngefh»o»unoou\|w¢f thenetien'|eell!ormmf=¢a ....1'n|» ¢¢ ¢mu» awr|04 securely on thola who havephnoedtbdrreoudeplnfhdrmvn
14|m|uldtnlna inlhomeo\|n-enhip, The Fedall hnd Bank ol
0mduheabeu\RAl'lDLYreturelnghx-me (wwillimly enquired an uw-',15¢»u¢m and depreaion yeen") mpnve mhma ...Ie edd|do u.i :huoomtmtly med lvlllehle low-met.mnveeimeerummfhonwhgwirh
topxnchqefnmhmng.
l!YOUued¢ mun¢,| | ,,,,q,,',i;m.o fmedmo ;etmd|mbuy¢ m,Pe rmi a nAl°d8€w-~..Letu|\hvwyou"\he\dawq"mhomelm¢¢\m,,
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|.Lbvo LAWRENCE
Secretary-Tvcelurer
Tekumh, Ne bmke
nlnnm mm Guides the wayto
Loma Assocumuu sun mm owusnsmrhun! ma hal inns
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Peggy Tay lor C elebr ates Bi rthd
Pekin# Elaine,daughter of M
m d Hrs .. Har old Tay lor.c el
brazed her third \=if»1~»; » S u ~
Those present. were c aan.Me sd n me i Chris Ruwe,Bi lly
Jgy c e, of Hooper, J ohn Tay lor -fa mi ly ,Ho wa r d Ta y lor and f~
i ly m g Mr s.E m m ;Ta y lo
th e even iml Mr . a n d M n .:
Hu gs en a nd J un io r amd La mr
were calfears.
iv.
Messrs . and Mesdamea Lou is
Voss,o m Sc lmeekluth,J ohannImxrltse n And Mr s .Liz zie W u ! !
were Sunday vidtnn at the Charles
Vous home.Mr . md Mr s . F n nc i a Hn ve n di c k
And c hi ldr en npe nt Thur sda y with
Mr . an d Mr s . Fr an k Hu ven di c k o f
Bln lr.Mr . a n d Mn . E lme r B e t ta m d
Karen Kay were S unday vidmru at
3- =panentnl,E d Christensen,
ome.
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Mr. and Hrs. M. Bronéum havemoved to the Rumunen farm, lo~
cated west of Dum College.
Jim Mchiailikll of Creipdxton,Nebraska, arrived Tues-day for ev-eral days' vim with his mace,Mrs. F1mkfliishufee and !a.mil¥»
Week-and guests of Hr. md Mrs.
A. R. Beale wem Mr. and Hrs.
l.».J. wnunnm and children and
l I a 1" ~ ~ ~0:~I
.Circ\e 'Meéts
A good crowd of old timers fromWashington,Douglas md DodK¢
Counties gathered lan Sunday at
the home of Mn. Peter Mangold of
Bennington lor their fun meetinl
of the year.The usual proghm
was w-flea nut-md n talk by Hr.
Henry Kayser-yi Omaha wu rmmb
enjoyed.Mr. md Mrs. Wil\hm Shawn Of
ELECr .OFFICERS
- - - ,New umcers for the coming
year were e l e c t e d ,Thursday
dtemoon,an \ . meeting o l the
Blair Merrymnken Club held attha home of Mn"1'heodare Bixler.
The lin: Mn. John Jensen, presl-
dent;_Mrs. I-Ienty Doll, vice pmsi-
degnt; Mn. Theodore Bixler, were-
ury; yn A. B. Woodrlng, trau-nn r;ra. Donn Jones, social lead-
er; Bn. Emmet Jensen, sang lead-
Meurs. and Mesdamea Louis
Voss,o m Sclmeekluth,JohannImxrltsenAndMrs. Lizzie Wu!!
were Sunday vidtnn at the Charles
Vous home.Mr. md Mrs. Fnncia Hnvendick
And children npent Thursday with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Huvendick of
Blnlr.Mr. and Mn. Elmer Betta mdKaren Kay were Sunday vidmru at
the panentnl,Ed Christensen,
home.Mrs.Kenneth Whiw md Ver-
s
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'nw Gnbsm cud Club m uThunday with Mrs. Elsie Miller.Mn. Mlke Nelson wd Mn, Chrll
H.Nelnm were xumta.M m
Mike Ndxon wo n hi zh Ind Mn
Cllus Schndder. Jx-, low,`Friday dm Ind i a Cud Gulmetwith Hrs. Chrll H, Ndmn-.¢>....\.n..."h.nm :waiver
rf.
},1}m\& Mrs. s."f>i¢\fe Allen and
daughters entertained over theweek-end for Mr: and Mrs. L. E.Walford of St Louis,Missggrl.
Mé. Walford is an brother of Mm]
Bellows Flmily a n
.udm;___m
. 5.-mn . n ' M r s . c . A . m m m : m m m
Bridge Club In Hono r ol Blrthdlv
»1xa¢.)&°n-Mx-:_ C. A. Blneline enwrtdnarleudA\lSm\d.ly | tdi nn¢ rlnh¢ >| brc (h
own Mnhdliumd the bixihdlyH a m hd he r mea,y Hui s 'rho mw:muon md Those nnnsmt. were M n .B4m m Clu b C rhmmdM a ry Ks y .Hr .| n dl(
rmdH¢ llrYVinm.nz Byrnes and m m
:old hutrup Pavillion,Mr. and_ M:rl._~
Four members ol the Bridgevlew
Club were honorel at a nwhoeleu
meeting held 'Ifmnd-ny,at the
home of Mrs. Hsu ry Sorensen. The
ocondon nelebnqd the blxtlxdnys
of Mrs.Cluem-,e §;=~;;°»»»~'Harry So gn n .s nBuekhudt,and x shower-_yu giv-
nvea 5\lnu|y num \»°""r .,~.~---..Tens, Mm I-'nnk Bellows enter-talned lt a hmily reunion early
this week.Hen dnuglmn,Mn.Lloyd TeSelle md Hn- C. B., El-
well,both of fGnnt,Nebnnkl.
were gueate at the Bellows heme
from Eidny until Wedneld|Y- A
omnh member ol the Bellows fam-
er; mn. nm.. ..........,-..-. -pomrr. Members nl the lower com-mittee will be nppolnled by Mn.
Doll.The next meeting ot the Merry-makern .la lelzdnled lo: April 2,
when Mrs. Fmlke C1lu.|e'n will be
ihoetees.
m r .F o r t C a l h a u n w e r e v o t e d l a w t h e
group as new membon.Thenextmee ii nlwi llbe hbldili
Calhoun some time ln Jana
Mr. a nd ll ln. L L . J o na a xw\ '-
tained at dinner, Sunday, for Mn.
nmlsn-mmm-.hill mdinughmr, Al;
l Mrs. A. C. Bddirk rammed m
Lincoln, Friday, following neverll
din' villt at the D. A. Cdmptan
home md with Omlhl nlltiva.
Ed Smplewn ol Omaha npentThundny with h h mother, Mn.Semin Siaplawn, and dm ctlled
fm M. ...A Mm n. A. Common.
non :pens mummy ..._. Me.,with her puentt,Hr. md Mn.
Bob Anderson.dflhdsvnhnd celebrated his birl.h~
y..mmf-nwere Mmm-s ...I Meednma Clnus
Sclmdder and Arlene, Fritz Jalan-
el, Martin Vo n,Bob Andenon,
Charles }!ols._l~':-itz Jgpgjnnd 'em-
r l u mze . u w w . » - -The Dwhb. Fan:met vdlb lln_OfXaG<day evenlmr.)l.n.ll\
wunnme st-Sgmday evenlnx IMend-lmea Cu l Smthi ldmn o ! mm.L1bent. Sr.. md dauzhum
\h.\..".n»\»-hud H uen by the members compumenurym Mn. Clrl Sorensen. Lunch wu
'served at the clone of 1 plenum
§fy'§r}i»HHE£`1i'°. mn . raids: in
Bla ir.\
M n n , n , B m w n ¢ » d n . f b m " ° ' " " " -".m aBrown wen business vddmn in §§°n°iK'_£°:;:'°{1|g,"l§' John
' Lincoln, Monday.Robinson of cmen mms. lows:r Mm. Bmld Jvhnm of Tekm- m.u>am».J<»1'r.Ax\maBmr.
'1 mu spent Frldxy in Bl" win. her Mriand Mn. W. J. Blltber hm- nunnti. Mr. md nm. nm Dau. ,_,__,,,,,, .md from their wa Ted.
" ' ; ; ; ; ' ; ; f " ~ ¢ n ned
seven! ndghbon at an inlofmnl
°P¢n home calebndon o! her bh'\\\~
dly. Wednad-ly nlwmoon.Mr. and Mn. Alfnd Feef md,\-_.__ M ..._ ,u.......m..m.
ily, Wnlur Jnpp nm mlry um! vw---.--- dj'-_ua no Jann .www h u bum§2.'§.X¥»?."§2»».n f T " 2 v ' Z ' . .' " ". ' 1 a n - . g g p m . d C 1 y i »B o w- § r F n r td G\ ! . h ¢ mn F - g g # g - 3
n a w a n a n3;'§é'.£§"" " "m d lun c h " m m x t u w Georze m n u n z m a n o m o f m s v w .M h a l d l
Axi¢A_wi¢¢. spent nqonday alter-M S § n d u r . wms e u n f c r a b - ' § " ` 3 " " h ' f. f n § m _ n g ¢ ; _ g _4 . M= , ;
........ ~.~\n\ M.¢m m m Vas a.M n ....._.\ .= _ _. .. \ . dn . uf ...I.;i a n . l m T h o m a n n .l i d e y
Mr. and Mn. Vernon Bellows en-terulned at dlnnar, Daedny. 1mMn. Bellows, Sr., md Bonnie; Dor
Bellows; Mrs. ToSelle md Mm. El-
vrell;and Misa Neva Dorsey od
Omalu.Don has been granted n mn-da;
l mrlouzh. which he plms to lpenl
wnmm MEN AND , .---~----.Mr, md Mn. Ham A e d abil- "M'""` """ Yr dren wen enierminedyatmdinner, §""'".'I'i»2-fM»»»y ~ f g g z
1 §'""*'- by Mm Aye'n mother, fanned in l Florida Hmmm. 'rea
ra.mms Jensen hu been employgdjg defense WON:
u.oz
o
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lu g :I u r
n e r ,M u m 'w l s u
r .m d M r s .K
:1-mm, Sundl¥»WHEN yum ARE
num nr umm:
|ml i l (
Rev. md Mn. H. C. Jul Freseere eniartnined it dinner,Svn-
By, by Mr,and Mrs.GunnLahnk and family of Knnnnd.
Messrs. and Madnmea Chris K.
lendurf, Richard Sieven of Fort
Ialhoun, and William Baden of
lennington stranded \ dinner held
n Onkland, Friday avenlng.
Mr. and Mrs. Hxrold Peck and
Mldren ol Craig called lt themenml, Fred Peek, home Sunday.
During the dm-noon they visited
Mr. and Mrs. J. Cronatrom.
J. E. Campbell is a patient atImmanuelHospltdinOmaha,
where he had anew teeth utrnw
ed early thin week. Mrs. Campbell
is also a patient nt. Immlimel.
Mrs. Otto Arp wma taken to the
Methodist Hospital ~for m d l a l
treatment, early this week.M n .
M. I-I. Muller il also n patlent at
menmam,Mr. md Mrs. Chris Holstein via-
ited from IH-idxy until Monday
with Mrs. l-Iolngin's pu-ents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lou Wllhnson of Cedar
Rapids. Iown_
Mr.and Mrs. R, P. Flynn and
Mr. and Mm. Dick Uppincozt and
\Susan spent Sunday in Norfolk,Nebraska, with Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
ard Flynn.Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Hansen axd
sox.. Misses Annette md Elsxe
use of Omaha were Sunday vis-
itors at the parental, Rev. H. C.
Jul Frese, home.Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jensen :md
family and Ann McQuarrie drove
m llermun,Sunday afternoon,
Pr 1
\\hore__they were uests of Mr. mg
lwefx on nccaunt of illness.
a». uw .~.......... .~..,....._.. --.___Ma.mtl Wi llia m :mm spe nt
Sunday dm:-noon at the WsllusPetersen home .nt Irvington.Mr.Petersen has returned from the
hospital.Mr. and Mrs Fnnk Handrlckseuwere Sunday dinner guests o! Mr.
and Mn. Al Tietgen in Omaha.Billy Koedg was absent from
school for three days the past
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Voss visited
nt the Fred Westerguxd home,
§unday evening, `Mr. md Mn.Fred Mordhorstand Allred, Mrd. Ben Von m d
Mrs. Bill Koenig helped Miss An-nu Meevea celebrate her blrthdsy,
Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Louie Voss were
wlers nt the John Wesemann,Mn.Henry Wrlch and H i m !
Rohwef homes,Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Chris1A!1B€!lmd Imogene were Sunday vdniton
at the William Vou home.Mins Edlth Quinlan Spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Quinlan and Pat.
Mrs.Ben Voss and Loi; wereOmaha shoppers, Monday.
Billy and George Koenig spent
Sunday afternoon wlth Melvin
Wrich.Wilma Voss vlniled her parents,1 - . a n d M r s .W i l l i a m V o s s ,S u n -
y .M r . a n d M r s . R y m e r F e d d e s p e n t
a l o n d a y a t t h e W i l l i a m J s h n e l
o m e .|M r .a n d M r s .L o u i e V o s s ,N r .
a n d M r s . M i k e K l i n g f o r t h a n d J u n e
a n d H e r m a n H o v e n d i c k h e l p e d A r -
, t h u r H a n s e n c e l e b r a t e h i s b i r t h -
' d a y ,T u e s d a y .
wa nn.n|~|.."-1. in Rx-ir. snmninv
Mrm William Jahnel waited ,,,,.\
|
l
Wluuu,nanau :mu H . . . M . .son qi Denvnr, Colondo were vh-lmrs. Monday, at the Roy F. Nel-
son hams.Mx-. md Mn. Jesse Malwsld. Jr..
md chlldnm ol Omaha were Sun-
day dternoon callers at the Sam
W1-izht home..Mr.and Mn,Kenneth White
and Vernon of Omaha and Mr. ana
Mrs. Rabbis Andersen were vim-prs, Frlday. O! Mr. and Mrs. IvanAndarmd..l~u=.\Sunday visitors of the Jan Ros-enbaum: were Messrs.md Ma -dame; Joe Stewart or Blair, Mel-
vin Rosenbaum md Billy and Ivan
Andersen._Min md Mn. Clam Sdmadexj,Jr.. and Arlau and Mn- Elsla Mil-ler helped Olds Jahnel celebratehis blrthd.\y.Wednesday evmimz.Norma Manuka O!Blslr spent
sen homeMr.and Mrs.Charles Berry
m d J a n e t o f T e k m n a h ~I-'red Kxsmer of Omaha vmfnd
Mn. Elizabeth Berry. Sxmday.Mn. Het!-in McCann And Flor-ence and Mrs. Sue Devene of
Omaha vdsitcd Mn. Ruth Roun-
baum, sauminv.Sunday visitors at the S. Pettit
home were Messrs. and MeadxmesPaul Noel and family _ol Tekamah,Rov Webster and lanuly of Lyons.IL L. Pettit and Miss Lena Batesvé!Omaha and Mrs.Gertrude
ueanus Ward spent the week-end in
Omaha wimb Mr, and Mrs.Fled
Kramer.`
week~end nt ibn John Ander-
Wednesduy eveninsr vidwm atthe Ivan Andersen home were Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Stewart of Blsir, Mr.and Mrs. Johann Lauritsen.-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W and|Terry. M1-._ax\_§ Mrs. l;ia§en lu'ls~
B e r t r u r d L l n d e g l g i l l e r h l l u C m !
n
Bertrand Linden enwxuirmd nt
n card v my .Fridnv evenimr.Those present ere Me s m m d
and Mmdames Love, Freda-ick Donneker.J. W.Anderson,Rudolph Juul. Emest Monson gud
Floyd am' Cui Winely.P m awent tu Mrs. Munson and Mr, An-
derson.Mah;traveling urine wCarlW i uly md Mm.Dornacker
and Ernest Monson. low,
Mr. and Mn, Albut °~hlodc and
fnmily were guzm of Henry Sor-
ennm. Sunday nite:-noon.Week-end vislwn of Mr.andMn. A.R. Belles were Mr. mdMn, L. J. Willinma md wldran,Jimmy and Judi?-hl and Miss June
Benlee ol Lincoln,Cfwnndolyniave :Dem the week-
end vrlth her xrandparentl. Mr.
and Mn. Joe lnve o Bldr.Miss Enilne Wulf was l Sundaydternoan alle: of Eva Snowdonat the Wanlace Swwdun homa.Miss Ramona Lackey men: the
week-end at Dum Callaze.Mr.and Mrs.g "RenshawsccomnaniedtheoldW. Ras-mU§8€n family of the Rane Hill vi-
cinity to Teknmsh, Sund;iy_ when" g g vidted Mr.and rs.JayManahanndr; Kay.Mm,Ross vq called an ha'sister. Mrs. Ha Beck, of Blair,
Satundav afternoon.
Miss Emma Nelson and HaxfryCavin of Gmaha spent Sundav wxthMr. and Mrs. Mix-kin Nelson.Taira.Austin Renahaw spent
Wednesday with her dnughver,Mm.Harold Rasmussen,Otto Chriltensen was a caller
at the Rau Love home. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Fulwdt and._¢¢.. -._....» c.....|.m .wnntmf \mh.h
l l n n l r u lT o m \ k e ' ! | \ i l d m n l a . n o f u k u m n m .
h m * H E g f . ¥ ° " 5 " . ' f " ' E ' § !H a n k R u m e n o f t h i s e q p n t g I l
Suudny dur-noon guests of Mr.and Mn. Leonlrd Axteli were Mr.
md Mrs.Henry Wu\b1:rn und
daughter, Margaret, o! near Blair.|
Raymond Holstein of Grdvs,Iowa, was n Sunday dinner guestat the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Nelson and daughter, Helen.
A Saturday afternoon viniwr at
th# Chris Nehon home was Mrs.
at Lakeland,Flo rml, :o r num-
monthl.Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Dixon P19m entertain members o l thelr
pinochle club at their hams near
Fort Calhoun, mm .mms (nun-
d=y>-The gmup includes MQJBBH-and Mesdames T. A. Bobs,ohnW.Young,W. J.Blatver, S.I~
Moore, and Myron 0. Davis.
..--..__._ ".......a
dealened.homered nv rum...buuimz md noises dun w hard- revvrred to hav been on the um-uned or coagulated wax (cernmen), :ha stock mlrket lust week with
rw the purine home Medmd cm twenty-'Ju-ee hend of hogs averag-that so mahy say has enlbled them ins 209 lbs. He received sumo per
--\--.- ..,.x|mmm.Used since1humdr~ed_50 lltllf won 9.-. ..._1895.Over a milli onsaid.Safe i\l2l'N1ients as
th e U S. Pharmac opeia.b e s a ti s f i e d a f t e r m me
or vour monev is rgflanqq
Hgbka eaJ&Z"f§\f,2lT0 Relieve I1 |'\ I I'\0
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General Conservation Order
on
Men's Clothing
EFFECTIVE MARCH 30
The order makes it impossible to get:L A second pair of tronsern for any suit.
2. A veal for any double breuled suit.8. A slngle hrentod m e with outside pllch
pockets.4. Suit coat with vented buck, belted back or
plented back.
.>. Plexled trousers.
N o C u f f s o n T r o u s e r s
No person nhnl\ finilh wool lrousen withcuffs or cause such to be finished with cuflu
by others.
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1 9 `QI n \ ' I u n e f o r S p r i n g
S t e t s o n s --$ 5 t o $ 7 s o
Towmgxbs $295 to $495
/ \.,
ny naw M Iyou can get [hat 2 ; i I., .;_.___nlyle and mater-" i ? ; 5 `Z ~eu,;.@ ¢~'!f#»?»¢=. ,~ial you war t.~»~f r ~~ .,~ .f
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Mnnlingwelr,Sllcksor Regular Length
Pr. 29c
Hnleproof, Slscka orR¢1!\\l\r Length
391:
3 Pr. $1.15
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LIQUID
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Nou DropsCough Dropsc a »m m m m m
Ed Holndn oi' Galva, Iowa, form-erly a Wuhington County raidenL
Dr. and Mrs. D. R. Ehlers en-
tertained at dinner,Sunday, for
Mrs. Ehlem' uncle, Perch Compton.In the afternoon, the Ehlers hm-ily and Mr.Campion drove to
w.\oM\\ wmv- dmv wen meets
Mr.um mrs - muv m H,recently moved w D°';";,
Mr. Ny in emp oycrumery. Mrs. Nyzurd, the
er Eva Axelnen, has spent 11tire lile in Blnlr and vidnit
Nygaaxd hu lived here th
several yexrl while attending
. G i l l -w h e r e
i n 9,
énlif a fewcents amy.11ask today about Ourine.
5
mx mwu
John H. Christen
A T I n u u ; l . |u \ . u » . » _ -
i t l l L l m m a n t
, _ _ ¢ _ _ _MERRYMAKERSELECr .OFFICERS
New umcers for the coming
year were e l e c t e d ,Thursday
dtemoon,an \ . meeting o l the
Blair Merrymnken Club held attha home of MnQ'1'heodare Bixler.
The lin: Mn. John Jensen, presl-
dent;_Mrs. I-Ienty Doll, vice pmsi-
Wild
A good c
Washington
Counties :
the home -
Mrs. Juma Maher
Hnslesa TodlyMrs. Jnmes Maher is enbertain-
ing this nlternoon at a dessert
\uncheon and bridge;her guestsare members of the Thursday Alt-
emoon Bridge Club,
ERBQI 8110..NHYIRCIRU ILUIIttlluuulia Ill.II1.uy upmlu uuuun;s.--H.... . _ -af Omaha vis ifb d at th e Cly de L .. Albe rt Sc hjodlaRosenbaum home, Sunday Mis se s Mar ga re t W ulf and F lo r-
Le h md W a r d o f Oma h x me nt e nc e Holste in we n t th e we e k - a n d
Lhe week-e nd at the Gle n Ro sen - wi th Eth e l Behreflc lt at F O t t om
;l||z:».Las¢n,¢".1 - - - - - -B f s s E v e l y n h l o n t s o f Nor i` ol k1 9» f*~ ¢1 11 00 I\'g p m t h e w e e k - e n d w i t h h e r m o t h -M r .a n d M r s .. A r t h u r H a n s e n l ' §
t a .S h _w e r e e n t e r t a i n e d a t a f i s h s u p p e re ; ' "5 B L § s M F I ; ; s M u a i ¥c ; I ; : °a t t h e L o u i e V o s s h o m e , F r i d a y .I 1
P.e s t a s t h e p a r e n t a l J a m e s A l i c e a n d A n d r e w W i e a e s p e n t . 1
" M F z u 'S u n d a y a f t e r n o o n a t t h e B o b A n .M u l l i n , h u m f s n e a r B l a x r .g d d e m o n o m e .
T}a :n T h o m v t o n , J o h l \K Y ISD M u u f l n h n vf F ' n ' | | \ v a n d M n r n r m vt \
hu m ho me .Behrendg home of Uennxmfbn.'hxcsday evening visitors at Cul Mr, nnd Mrs . Ha rold Ta ylor md
M And M u P l n t lo n d n v av e n in z a tH .W n r d ' a w e n r.-nsrs;~ vwrw....\. ~ramm\" .na Wanda Lou uf um award Taylor home..
Peter Svendgsard, all of whom re-
cently submitted to msjor opern~lions at Methodist Hospital,ere
still patients there.
David Anen, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joel T. Allen, left last week 101'San Francisco, California,where
he le employed in the Marine Hop
pitsl.'Dr. and Mrs. George Stanley ol
Columbus, Nebraska, vlsited Sun-
.... U.. _...a un wmnlc Hizb-
sttended the znuslcil'--o-_°_Blslr High, Fridsy.P .st
Mrs. Sophia Wlese sad Mrs.
Pele Wulf have received word thxt
their brother, Willilm Beekmln, oflake Andes, South Dakota, is very
ill. Mr.Beekman is well-knownhere._I.A.1u.ie Voss und Herman .Haven-dxck spsnt several days with Mr.
Missouri Valley, Iowa.and Mrs. Ferdinsnd Wieso " ° " \
Benninzinn,Mr. uid Mrs.Glen
Rosenbaum and daughters and L.
E. Wsrd.A g-mon from here attended scharlvaridame., in Wsshlnizton.Saturday. honowig Mr.and Mrs,
Howard "Bud" Mlsfeldi..Messrs.and Mesdames GeorgeMenckeanddaughter.C-srlSchneider md Claus Schneider. Jr..mi Arlsn were Saturday evedngrsworsattheErwinMueller
me.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Warrickstbended a card narlv at the Wil-iism mnomna lxome. Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. *ed Jenson. JoanAnd Llls Jean event Sunday alter-noon at the Henri' Anderson hom:Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Montnam-ery,Mr. and Mrs. An Lorenzeuanddsuzhter.Colleen and Mm.Otto Allen of Omaha and GeorgeLove of Blslr werp visiiers at the
Ross Love home.Sundsv nlwr-
noon.(lily WILD Ll1I.. llllu alan. A. »---- --utre e a nd family . A Tu esd ay gue st
a t the Hi gh tre e Isome wa s Mins
Esther Rasmussen.Mr .an d Mr s.W a lter F .Gu t-
sc how and fnrnily had as their din-
ner guests,Sunday ,Mr s .Gu t-
sc hovfs brothe r.in»lsw and sister,
Mr .an d Mr s .Pa u l G.J ones and
I .mr . a m m m , u e n r y m y o r u v -lngton spent Sunday evening at the
W i llia m J a hn el home.
Vic tor P ete rs visited Mr . a n d
Mrs. Loui e Vo ss, Thurs day .
Ha n e y Sc hool wa s dismissed
Frid ay a fter noon an d th e pup ils
to ok pa r t in th e mus i c a l p ro g ra m
arplair =='fe1=°°3-.l
Mr .a n d Mr s.Ni c Friedriolmenand S hirle y wer e vis itors . Sun dxy .
at the J ohn Petersen homo in Ben-
ni nldo n.
hffrr gf ""2 if ." '.....,;l'f.»~~' F l e w 1 ~~ ~31-..n-:
Mr . a n d Mr s Nels K nu dse n a nd
1..1:....\.YlAI\f'a..... Laine-4 133-l.~Ku n d -
Thoge uartic ipntinst in the musx-
cnl a t Blai r Hixrh.Friday .we reEr d in e W u lf, Ra mon a Lu c ke v a n d
Ma n r s r e t W u lf an d J i mmy an d
Sta nlev Tay lor,Gwe ndo ly n L o ve
an d Don na Ma e Ric hter.Th os e
nttendinsr i n th e \evelmisur we r eg n -Alb er t Sc hiodt an d Ha ro ld .
r s .A r n o l d F u l h r o d t a n d J e a n ,
V i n s _ _\l \ - _ - \ . l " " \ e | » \
i
Keith, of Bennington
Dr. W.F.Hempbjll has beenelectedtamembershiponthe
Board of Deacons of the First: Con-
gregntiow Church, Blair Iriends
have learned. Alter a long tem: ofresidence in Blair, the Hemphills
moved to Omaha last Nnvember.
Abe Short:of Witten,Tripp
Blair last Friday lor s visit withrelatives and old friends here Abe
is a Blair product hat. left hem
Sunnysidq School aiu na: meetFriday because of the weathgnMn.Fred_ Westie:-guard visited,Th'F94-BY. wlt.h_ her father, A. IKnightofIrvmswn. who il in.
Fred attended the Mathias Nelson
sale near Irvington.Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wutergaxnl
were callers at the Frl.nc.ia Haven-
dick home, Monday.
Mr. and Mn. Lani Christensexand Leslie and Mr. and Mrs. PenLaxnen were visitors at the E(Chnstensen home, Mundxy,
0unf.y, South Dakota,arrived l
almost loxty yaara ago for Dako-
ta. He is a brother of Mrs. George
Pickell of this dty.»£;1<M;.l'\f\§H»_?
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D ll l u mMr .and M n John Bmrrv n mfamily of Blair were guests of Mr,
and M n .O t h Chrisbensen And
fa mi w. S un da y du -, mo on .
h u s b a n d !birth day .Guests we re
M r .an d M n .E d w l r d R i c e . M n
C h r h S u n d s a n d D e h w r m ' H e i n z
Afhon iuon visitors we re M r .m i
Mrs_W i l\ i n m Ma tve n an d Rn he rt
and H. E . L y on s.Mr . a n d Mr s .Ra y P e te r s : p mt
W¢dn&d-By av.th e B m P a w n
home.Do mth y Ha i e r o f F r e mo n t me m
th e we e k - md lt h o me .Mn . N. P . Ni els en : di ed o n Mr s
m. . : .snn a. . Tue nd av n m m w n .PUIIUWIIIQQ I l bi vu u u v w --m o n g r e l a t i ve s " S i f r i e n d s i n t h ° l N o ; ' i l n ; 11 : r ; 1 e v m w m 'i ` & r '" ` 2 n 'E " '; » 3 a » § '} L
B l a i r I n d ~vi c i n i t i e a ,M T .P a u l E ~a n d ~g f ~a n d M r s .C u r t i s R a t h m n n n l e f t . h , , m a 1 , _' I
W e d n e s d a y ,f o r O k l a h o m a .T h e y l M r .a n d M r s .L e s t e r M c C a n n o f 2
p l a n a t w o - w e e k va c a t i o n t h e r e b e - , O m a h a a r e t h e p a r e n t s o f a d a u s z h - |
f o r e r e t u r n i n g t o O m a h a .i g g r ~ M a r c h 2 4 a t t h e M e t h o d i s t g
A m o n g t h o s e a t t e n d i n g a b i r t h - '0 3 9 1 -!M r .*A n d M r s .M o r r i s A n d e r s e n (
d a y w m v g n ve n . S & * " " ' ? " Y . r f. 1 'a n d M r .a n d M r s .J e m C} lr i .q ia r »_ -1
~A v h i A V A u n v w "" " d l ' " } ; , § ; .~j j j ~a -
B e n T i e t x e m i o f B u r k e .S o u t h t e n d e d t h e f u n e r a l o f M r s .N i c k
) a k o £ 8 ~ .i s e n i w i u s :a .v i s i t w i t h h i s W i t t a t E l k h o r n ,S u n d a y M r s .
m r o t h e r ,H e n r y T i e t g m .W i t t w a s a n a u n t o f M m .J o h n s e n
M r .a n d M r s .W e r n e r A r p a n d M r s .L i s t a A r n v i s i t e d M m
a n n .S t a n l e l h a n d M r a n d M r s .W i l l i a m W i m .M o n q d y a . f t e r n 0 0 1 L .
N | . l t e r A r n a n d R i c h a r d L a o u f 'M r .a n d M r s .C h n s N e l s o n e n
J m n h a a n d M m .C h a r l e s P e t e r u m f r w i n e d t h e c a r d c l u b ,S a t u r d l l i '
5 n d ¢~" I F . d i l n e r g } l ».i e v e g i n J l l - . .T J -.D n | .n f u l | . n 1 »
9\\
Sweaters
Cont nn- ' Pullover
Styles
\1 "?IIf""°§Z l
$195 to $395
Sloevelebl (All Wool)$1.65 m $1.95
Sport Suit
COATS
In tha NewSul! TonesSemi-Dnpe ForCunnl lm
An ueallent mn mwear with your Indus-lhch.
$7.95 In $14.50
Ser Coats
S p u n Rly o n
Saddle Pockets
$395
All Wool Ser muSaddle Pockets
Leather BnlmmWhip Slltdzillg
sms w $9.50
J. ':.:,.£ 2
II I IV U »||
plenty of :ll-:foul
ururaledn t I1 a t
hold :gm preml.
and wear well.
Take a tip . . .
BUY Now
T~1; F'"~Lg g .a s
x.¢p ~1 ;
Art ur ~rseno m~''sen visited re~uves ul ~.gotheg,Mrs. Wllliaanhwug Land Sunday _| m
onal of Drum, an er a na,|-Mrs. Raymond wulf and amy and fr;rnylg§1i§>:}l`x§hfggny§§ .'}"""°'\'&,
..Be,gy-;Tre°<1°~ Craudy and chxldrenl Mrs.prank Byers \s spendingmr.;sevex-al days in Blenco, Iowa., Among those who attended n;Mr.and Mrs.Ricluxd Koen-ll:
celebration held Sunday evening of Omaha and Mr. and Mm. John
by Mr. And Mrs. Alvin Katt wereMarsh-all and tunilv vidted.Me s s rs . and Ma da me : Aure d Am ~ nz dw o. W~Marshall
dersen md lnmlly, John ~ and Mrs Irene J and Jessie
lr
I Billy' Ted Buckhardt md wldxenwew Sundlv evenlns: dinner rm I
Alfred Skov and Lyle,LeonardNelson of Arlington, Delmar »<»».':£.'f&;~"" Mrs. Vernon u me n "
T. H. Katt, and E. V. Newldrk .nag Mrs.Irena Jansen md M n .
wn, Raymond. The event honored_p,m|¢B w ,were O m g ,uhm:-
i ~
at
.Lh~th
64th ANNUAL
F n r e m e n ' s B a l l
versa~ ~nd~lfrs.Alvin Kltifal »mf-r.hd.y.|Advertise in 111° Emmn-1»»
S~turday, ~p~ ~h
Sundxy oi mrs. mm Arp.Auer-noon callers were Mr. and Mrs.Hu-lan Plambeck of nmr Elkhorn.Lnrraine Peters and Alvin and
Bernetle Arp.Opal Jane Tietxen spent Sat-urday at William MxU.en'l.Mr. and Mrs. Neln Knudsen via-
iled Mrs. Chris Sunds and Fran-ces Wiese, Tuesday evenink-Mn. G. F.Paulsen and Mrs.Fnd R-lmwr were bunineu callers
at Arlinizton, Monday.Mr. nnd Mm. Howud Minleldt.
| .reraltly married couple,werel.°"°:s'*a t a " m x "" s r ° '
e y-. Mr. und . Edwnrd Rice anddaughter. Janice Elaine, of B¢lle-vue spent the 'week-end nt theWmum Wiese imma.
Sine Jenna-l o l Omnhn m n :S|turdly nil!!! at the Nels Knud-
mr.ana mrs. nav rum mu nm.-rx mlled at the John Crlnk huns.
Sundnv evenirur..Mr. and Mrs.Bill .;h..7shmmencalled av. J. W. Johnaon's Sunday.
Mr. xnd Mrs. C. V. Sclxumsker
spent Sunday with relstiva at
Onmhn.\Mr. and Mrs, Eric Knudsax indMary Beth visited Louie and Dax-mnr Petersen in Omaha, Wednes
da ri Sunds ad'Casey.laws.surnrlned his mother.Mrs. Chris.Sundl.by an ovumhrht vuui..
Sunday.Mr. amd Mrs. Hana Moeller andchildren vidwd C. V. Schumnllerr
Monday evenink.Mn. Fred Lunhen and Bonnievisited Ulelr inugbter and slstsr,Mn.Ray Peters.Mrmdny :Iter-lnwn.
Shirts
Arrows, $2.25
Beau Brum mels
$1.55
White or PatternsNew SDrinK ShadesNe§r Cbllarl
N n r l c w n a r
Bdghten Your EulerWldrcbe Wlth One ol
Theaeiew Spring Pn-
n m .
ml uww..-......_ ...-. _ ._Floyd Smith Ind Lornlne Plul- temlned.Sund»y lor Mr. and Mrs.
un wen! Sunday afternoon at tha Chris Nielsen of 0mnh|.G.F.Paulun home;1-hav mlm Mr. and Mn. C. V,Sdmuznnksr
callad lt Hen.ry.'I1n¢¢en'||.vidmd Sunday at the Charles
Mn. N. P. Nxelsen nent Sltur- Gnnt home. in Benson.day nlxht with her little urmd-Mr._and Mrs. B-lv Penn INK
|dnught¢r.Patrld; Ann.at the Sundny nt the vlneutal. Bm Pu.-
Elmer Nielsen home.ua homaMr. md Mn.PGM Petersen ol Mr. md Hn .Hwold NovOnuha vdmllnd at the Erin and-lo: Irvinzwn ue the naman da.
sen home.Sunday,spending tha baby dxl born mx, tha Imlm ll
evenlnxvith M m d l l Ne ls!!l u l l u t oak.I Nzuhlasr.n .agp W n_Knudlen.Other v l dw n wen was lormerlv Lmille Wulf ul' thih
Wins.Albert Sundn alled at the Grlkldn- wmmn Wien entertained Ndwn homo, Wednesday.|tdlnmr,8 \md| y ,i nhono |-olha r llileJ mi oe Go d.| chlnaxtSun-
\ \ ~ ~Chris Slmdn and Francs eommwiy-
dn wlthha r mfludvi rmh. llr.m y m m n n w m n w x m§ llrl.Bm\:3 \'M| =h.8r.
versa~ ~nd~lfrs.Alvin Kltifal »mf-r.hd.y.|Advertise in 111° Emmn-1»»
64th ANNUAL
F n r e m e n ' s B a l l
S a t u r d a y , A p r i l 4 t h
B. F. D. HALL, BLAIR, NEBR.
MUSIC BYFreddie Ebener
F Admllllonnl per Couple (Plus Tax)
\~~~
A.
l ~ e m b l e y 0 0
' P h o e n i x
|C 0 h a m a
Come ha md See theOnlylnlnrdTielnAF rmaria.Insured oOneYan, 31. Other!
In tha New
Sul! TonesSemi-Dnpe For
Cunnl Fi!
An ueallent m n towear with your Indus
-lhc h.
$7.95 In $14.50
$395
All Wool Ser muSaddle Pockets
Leather BnlmmWhip Slltdzillg
sms w $9.50_ . . . . _ , _. _ - - - - - -nm ~_
\
I
| : |A £2 9 3 1 "S
I
~
~.
._-rm.m;~mnPnxsr.-
I
|0
x anmverwv2535Sunday.Eighteen members ol eil
E \family were present nt the ale
_ _ ~brnuoxl
HansHansens
Celebrate40th
oAnniversary
Have Resided On Fam
Near Af;g10g;»»Since
Mr. and Mrs. Bonn Hxinsen who
have fanned neuly forty youu in
the Arlington vicinity obeeervd
their am weddin a orn.dternoon The Dornaokersl
j .._;{gol;an wwf
Emil Gottsch and Lillie the
John Dofnncllera and HenryGottlchuattendedthefuneralolMmNickWittI.Elkh Su
md Gcttsdll also called at the
Emzert Olin hane.Mr.and Mn.Peter MordhqratandMr.ond Mrs.Joe Scheacher
of Omaha visited Mr.and Mn.
Peter Krmrer.Fndav evening.Mr.~Mrs.John Domacker
and lumlv spent Thursday eveningwithMr.uid Mm.Howard ChrismuenandDoreen.Greta remaineduntilSaturday
Mr and MIP.Henry KrogermddauldltvmledSumhvevenlnzat the eter Kroger home
Mn.Emma Chlmplon wasshowin!in OmnhI.MundnyMrmdMmFredMordhornt
md hmily visited Thumlayln:with Mk uid Mrs
Meeves.Chril Stmder mae smm
Mr and rs.Fred Hurdlwni
md Elmer were :meets StmdnyattheGf§;Bnndt home.helpnwAnn;seven eelehrom her
with Mn xnHn.Gm Auch.
._.._.» The minimlml wage paul to sll
mmmedirse uber employed on
our contract shall be nm (60)
cents per hour.
_The mlnlmurd wage paid tg Bn
unskilled labor employed on thlq
ccfntract shall be fortylive (45)
cents per hour.Plans and npeclflcatlons for the
work may be seen and infomation
secured at the office of the Counw
Clerk nt Blair Nebraska the o!»
fioc of the County Clerk at Fm
mont Nebraska or nt the office
of the Department o! Roads and
Irrlxltion at Lincoln Nebnska.The successful bidder will be roqulredtnfurnishbondinnnnmountqwto 100%of his com
txnet.As an evidence of good faith in
submitting n proposal lor this
work the bidder must (lla with
his proonl ath:erti¢led fi
pa leto enWandirrigntionand ln nn amountnot lens than two hundred
(200)a»n¢.».The right in resend m waive
ull techniealitiel md reject myor all bidsnr~:PAmHNr OF ROADS
AND IRRIGATION
ff1@1"E"`1§;"£1fFET2`i5R1sE\
LUND ADDRESSES
LIONS CLUB
is
~="|45TH ANNIVERSARY
Mr.and Mrs. ~evra ~weder
LUND ADDRESSES
LIONS CLUB
is
~="|45TH ANNIVERSARY
Mr.and Mrs. ~evra ~weder
MissPatterson|sPo1iTS QF THEW;lsEsSay
DADDRESSES
LIONS CLUB
Bhd:Mona Club he\d ha
r semimonthly meeting nt
s Cafe Mondny evening.~g the dinner N.T.Lund
x gave a very intmeating
~ucstiow talk on Mexicohismmexzrlnnces ando~om made on n recent tri~
t countryWillhm Mclbunnld an~nhnson ware winnen of de
stamp prlul.
4~TH ANNIVERSARY
Mr.;nd Mrs.George Schweder
of Fonundle recently celeb:mud
hw |581 wedding anniversary.Ilmlrty.£ive relltives and friends
attuzdd open arise atithe Emil
Lullmm home. Ont/ofipwn gunnawereMr. and Mn.Ellsworth Gua
tahon md Judth and Edda o!
Omaha.
cmclidnteafor
..:jj 1 ~~..l~31;;i:ff;1 at .f13f.;i 4
~Ih\lomm|Club met Hatch 18
vnumn.am1¢o.mmun»;m»
vv luucn
Donna Lee Patterson of Arli¥\
mon daughunr of Supt.and Mrs.
L L.Patterson ¥€¢D\\y was an
umnud nt first vlace winner in
ma guy contest mmwred by the
American Ixegim mxiliary of the
Arlington pm.Hez wsy.an due
1ubiect Thg ~Mu:
The
reguh
YoungFollow
of Bl
and e
lating
<31
fm ch»n颢rmz¢=|of an owe
American
Hr.Gwd .American hu mmy~mg reaponsibiiitiu .md bless
In peace times it is his duty to
.democratic and treat all peoIo as his equal. »Ho believes that
»~weanilhnnvaaonehtlxaxwearsIbrothersmdhetraitshi!
eighbor aa such.Last year he
1 ~t Smitlfs fine going a |coped his walks during Chri~
~as vacation when he was gone.Mr.Good American is Irgedowingandenjoyshisblessingsoreespeechfreepressandf
;gion.He doesrft take them fo
=ted.He is thnnkiul for the
nd determined to keep them fo
mself and his posterity if i
~cans sacrificing his comfort o~appiness or even his life!
Before each election he studi~
fame s~p pxilu.
PuBLl§_sALE
Blalr Sales Pavlhon
SATURDAY MARCH 28TH
We will sell the Martin Engelsen fnll line of farm machin
ery and six head of mules and hxmeas.Machinery nelln first.
Sale must aiu!nt one_oc1o1:k shlrp war time.
~Sale held every Salunlly at the pavilion.
Bring ln anything you win!yrld.
BLAIR LIVESTOCK MARKET
C.BRUNDAGE Auctioneer and Manager
Announci~ng
g.....
..¢
.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mullin drove
to Fremont Il1uraday where they
visited Mrs. Retta Gray and daugh
ter Dorothy.Mr. and Mrs. James Dunn ofDes
Moines Iowa were overnightrruestp.Saturday and spent Sun
day also with Mrs.Durms parentsMr.and Mrs. James Mullin.Miss Frances Mullin of Norfolk
was a. weekend visitor at the parentalhomeandMr.and Mrs.
James A.Mullin of Denison Iowa
spent Sunday there.
Mr.and Mfg.Leon Hindley god
Wmes »Liq
j.|I-[ONE
colpjon
ors
21
the same.He gives bo Lhe Inhn.
tile Pua\yais Fund and each yenhelooksforwardtoattendinga
Presidentla Ba\l
He lmown the needy are unfor
tunate and he give!bo the Red
Cmss attends lkgion mdmudl
cunene mm md canddms for
uifice md decides how hs will vote.
When eluzrien #iv eomea he dues
net give petty.emma and myhomo but he goes to the polls md
votes to the beet of him ability.
He understands the hwl he
Iivea under md he obeys (Ima.
He has many democndc and
honest ideal.Ha hu ideas nbout
the govemment and he expneelesv.hem.*Be hu ideas xbant budnaa
and he uses them. He hu religiousaocinlnnd moral ideu and he fol
lows them.
He 1en\izes the importance of
health and he wants to keep Americaahwthynation.He goes to
his deem:and his dentist twicedn
o
fm ch»n颢rmz¢=|of an owe
American
Hr.Gwd .American hu mmy~mg reaponsibiiitiu .md bless
In peace times it is his duty to
.democratic and treat all peoIo as his equal. »Ho believes that
»~weanilhnnvaaonehtlxaxwearsIbrothersmdhetraitshi!
eighbor aa such.Last year he
1 ~t Smitlfs fine going a |coped his walks during Chri~
~as vacation when he was gone.Mr.Good American is Irgedowingandenjoyshisblessingsoreespeechfreepressandf
;gion.He doesrft take them fo
=ted.He is thnnkiul for the
nd determined to keep them fo
mself and his posterity if i
~cans sacrificing his comfort o~appiness or even his life!
Before each election he studi~
fame s~p pxilu.
PuBLl§_sALE
Blalr Sales Pavlhon
SATURDAY MARCH 28TH
We will sell the Martin Engelsen fnll line of farm machin
ery and six head of mules and hxmeas.Machinery nelln first.
Sale must aiu!nt one_oc1o1:k shlrp war time.
~Sale held every Salunlly at the pavilion.
Bring ln anything you win!yrld.
BLAIR LIVESTOCK MARKET
C.BRUNDAGE Auctioneer and Manager
Announci~ng
g.....
..¢
.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mullin drove
to Fremont Il1uraday where they
visited Mrs. Retta Gray and daugh
ter Dorothy.Mr. and Mrs. James Dunn ofDes
Moines Iowa were overnightrruestp.Saturday and spent Sun
day also with Mrs.Durms parentsMr.and Mrs. James Mullin.Miss Frances Mullin of Norfolk
was a. weekend visitor at the parentalhomeandMr.and Mrs.
James A.Mullin of Denison Iowa
spent Sunday there.
Mr.and Mfg.Leon Hindley god
Wmes »Liq
j.|I-[ONE
colpjon
ors
21
the same.He gives bo Lhe Inhn.
tile Pua\yais Fund and each yenhelooksforwardtoattendinga
Presidentla Ba\l
He lmown the needy are unfor
tunate and he give!bo the Red
Cmss attends lkgion mdmudl
cunene mm md canddms for
uifice md decides how hs will vote.
When eluzrien #iv eomea he dues
net give petty.emma and myhomo but he goes to the polls md
votes to the beet of him ability.
He understands the hwl he
Iivea under md he obeys (Ima.
He has many democndc and
honest ideal.Ha hu ideas nbout
the govemment and he expneelesv.hem.*Be hu ideas xbant budnaa
and he uses them. He hu religiousaocinlnnd moral ideu and he fol
lows them.
He 1en\izes the importance of
health and he wants to keep Americaahwthynation.He goes to
his deem:and his dentist twicedn
o
mann on vxcwry :awwmswd, and club membersdecided
w 7nh the ¢hildren of the dinhfkt
to tha proposed clinic.Lunch wasxervedattha close.Mrs.Hury
Paulsen will be hasten: on Apxjll 1.
Mr.md Mn.Cliilond Hinelinsmd som were dillllsr gylesig ofpm
ton High Schwl buketbail team are student manage:1
which racently complateil a most West Lloyd Mnnhnll
successful season.The boys Walkenhont Gordon An
chnlked up 11 victories and on |mga;Roaenkilde Coaci\V 4 ;lnn Q¢u\\hiv
utu nu u|:Irvin
IrRna..
Both Mr.and mrs.nmucn wen:born in Fyn Denmark md uma
£0 the United tate!wi
gaimzafi .Saturday evmdnp:Vinton at the
S th a groupoffriendsarrivinginPhiladelphlfpeer Johnsen home were Mr.and
on October 25 1832.Mr.Hansen
\L »fl lainv an Wil
Mrs.Mnridn Paulsen and famil¥
Mr.and M1 Vern Johnsen nu!
rua ...A (Elmanna Wi&lE.
Wudner G.Scart
State Engineer.
Helen K.Bolt Count
Clerk Washington 1
Don J.Arundel Gnu
f|¢|\.|
zu0~
nty
...i
y |..~showing in the Class C Distrid
Tourney at North Bend tiwching
the fi g where they were de»
feated 20 by North Bend.
enbn~,Caidn Menkin(§Jen?
Woiten Gene K1 B¢Ii Leslie
Sorenson and Ray Farnns.
1 ndidly
eaking --~ Coach Rufus Olson
When he reportedforfoot
ball in his soph
.omore year in
college m n ny.realized hewould
3 be an outstand
ing player.Three
incompleces dur
ing the linnl ae~ier of his freshman yearsmall obstacles in his path
his instructors gladly gavepassing~=so he could
ciplte in Idotball.As hi!
e grew others unable to Lb
n like glory enjoyed his comynndshoweredhimwith
ts and words oi praise.
t the slart of his college ea~r he had been a ood al.u~
MRS. E.WEINBRAND
PASSED AWAYMON
Early Blair settlers will remember the Herman Weinbrandt fam
ily.who were budness people
Blair something like tony yeaor mom ago. Herman died and th
widow with the dauglrler mov~to Omaha.Hem Mrs.Weinbran~
lived until her depth which occu:red last Monday.interment is t
be made in Blair.
~e
y
esht
112
r
m
Id
in
ei
rs.
rn
.|
~n..
.nd
~reer he had been a good stu
dent but soon he realized tha
a brilliant pedormance on th
gridiron and a smooth tonguwouldeasilysubstituteforh~
studying.His fmrfonfnnnce othegidironimprovedwhilehi
studies received less attentio
but that was a minor detail :
long as the team won games.
It was not until midwa
through the first semester
~bg;senior year that he realiz
t e ice he was .H
imme ltiiately droppe<P1is ple
boy attitude and became
serious hardworking atudvn
determined to get the most o
of the few remaining months
college.Everyone noticed
change and many ml3
for the action taken wild
~far momer ndmirable thu:
action on the gridhim.
It was an evening durin :a
final test week.Ho wan in
room studying when ho was
terrupted by two young colle
boys under the influence
liquor.They continued to
turb him and ignored repeapg.f b |
||
DANIEL L.EPLING
,DIES IN POBTLAN
Daniel L.Ep\ing a former Bla
resident from 1883 to 1910 pau~away nt the home of his dnughbe
Mrs.Ivan Shawn ol Ponlmd IgononMondayMarch16.D
ceued was a native of Virginiaa blvJ&\\%r of Mrs. J. S.Roberta
this city.Mrs. Roberta was press:E the funeral rites.
sea
za
~o
an
wnand
rx.
[lag
suf
s of
nity
part
feels
roud
tend
the
es
urch
Sun
reIitun:
.He
the
Qviui
ng a~md
in years gone by and wastientwiththem.At lu!he
uided physical force must
employed or they would not
part this was applied by me
of a couple of good Hghts
the jawn ol the two young
Many looked upon the i
dent sea kind deed perfobythefootballstar.Howe
there were those who detect~
violation and he was expefromschool.He was unabl~
graduate with his class and
forced to ntum unslgn~contrsct to teach and conealargehighschool.The int
ers were permitted to cont
their school work.
Perhaps he deserved spunishmentforhisacThoseolusewhoknewhi
so knew that those who tu
agiinnt him played a vital
ln making him what he
before the change in atti
on his part.Their punish
came too lam u hs sl
had overeome the weakn
that followed him in the
three years o!his colleg~
rear.
rf
e
e
.ri
~f
3
|
r
ua
ebe
gg.nsto
en.
ci
ed
crInled
to
~as
a
lnd
nue
~ml!
ons.al
ed
~att
asude
ent
.~dyB363
first
ca
f ~I ~Qv(Q :1;!.!_x.._.aMm.Esther Jackson of 0 =
district suoerviuor of the 0.E.
held a school ofinstruction .at
MUD nm Frida.niteDICrYH~At sixthirtyocl~ock fn the svldinNed1nzxnerwasoetooThenegnlarbusinessmeeting
hefd.followed bv a sooinl
nndlunchwusonodbvllim.\Dowoll.Mrs.G L.Glover
lldra..Albert Kona.Mm
;Nelson of Omlaha.acco V
Mm Jackson and other IU|were Mr.and Mrs.Ray F.Bo~
of Fremont.
Misa Kmherimin Mao Rosen
of Omaha entertained aifromOmaluatnbuffet:mx~1at.the narental.G.H.Rosen
homo The affair was in hon~
Miss Rosonkildes confirm~
which will take nlace on Thu .also in honor of two of the ml
John Perferson and John Bohl~
;who are joining the navy this
Tho guests included Dorrei
Chester Joneh Histor Popke.
Marker John Peterson.John
lander.Grel&0rvVik Ray
1Shrino;Misses lone Vik
Nord n.Gladys Simplce Erna
be.lilof Oma.l1nDarlene F
lflf rd mont mg Frances S
sroaMr.sind Mrs.Byron A~
and son.Jimmie.of Lincoln
gunfg gzeats here at the
po e y ome.Mrs.P J.Christénsen of
nington spent Sunday hero =home of her parents.Mr.an~ChB.llE8 Fornr and with other
tives.
Mr.and Mrs.Vernon Ma
took their daughter.Miss M
[back to Omaha Sunday.af
had spent the weekend h
fl§l ~Yll€3t5Ed8tB;}_:8r.e
dinnelx Accompnning thodwasMrs.W A.Whitfovisitedwithhersister
Mrs.H W Marshall at the
son Hospital.Mrs.Mum
STEAISBOTTLE
OF WHISKE
|A bottle of whiskey was stol
1 Friday night from a car parked
front of the Beekmann sho
_Chiefpf Police Spaanton snaplacertainyoungmanandplhimunderarrest.At his heari
he plead guilty and was give
whence of mn days in Jail.
\Q
..
Eiiminlzen Hinelina fanqily Suqgnyhonoringtheirweddinganmver
gary.~~»lfrn Hmm Gustin and
came w rremum.joined by his wife, then Cuolina
Madsen:There they were married
on March 19 1885.In 1904 they moved to the lerm
south of Arlington which they oc_ cupy to this day._They are the parents six chil
:dren who were all present for the
! celebration dinner;theyare Marie
alo!Omaha Mrs.E.G.Phillips of
r:...........»M...1.w Wnizand oi
\
»
une mn._........____Dale and Marvin Becker.EmmetMordhorstuidIrvinGottsch
helped Keith and Kermit Come
lius celebraie their birthday.S ldayEvenlnzcallers were Messrs.
and Mesdamea Fred Mnndhorst.Rnymmond Schuldt Louie Kahnk.Henry Suverkxubbe Irvin Kay and
Mrs. Anna Melwn.1
Mr.and Mrs.Mathias Johreen
and Bevedy.Mr.and Mm.Ray_..1\...=M ...H1 Carol.and|
x wen ul.n5~=w.12St
DR. C. R.MEAD
DENTIST
Rooms in MayleBuilding
Blair Nebraska
\.Herman nru\_|u=1 V.~...._._ed on S.Hlneline Sunday.l
lr.and Mrs.Maxtln Hole:and
and Mrs.Charles Hineline
e Oqaha visitors Thursday.
Ir.and Mrs.Ed Lenders of
gh called on the Joe Sullys
I llnyand Mm.Robert Jones M1.l
l Mn.Herbert Jones And sonslMr.and Mrs.Wallace Jones
mt Sunday at the parental Pete
\es home.Mr.and Mm.Russ
lllaee and Wesley Wallace were
nday guests of the James Wal
e family at Craig.
Mn.Chnrles Cleaver spent Tues
y with Alplun Hurst.
Adeline and Norma Long ol
~aig called on their sister Mrs.
an Eby and family Saturday.
Mn.Merle Plgett of Omaha vlaf
rd over the weeknd with her
lcle George Michelson.Mrs.Jennie Wallace and Nonms
nee Rowe of Blair spent Sunday
|.ll.i:|llUu\Auno A n cvIn......a M...r w Pnruu and|lI1Ulll.l alumuau . ¢._._P .....Winun Wnfn Sl.|.l1dB.\
i~rs A~ the Peter Johnsenhome
Why Not?NOTICE ro CONTRACl()RS
Sealed bids will be received st
the allies of the Department of
Ronda .and Irrigation in the State
Capitol at Lincoln Nebruks onApril161942until10:00 oclock
A.M.and at that time publicly opened and read for SAND GRAVEL
SURFACING and incidental work
on the BlairNickerson.Fremont
Patrol No. 21029 Staw Road.
The approximate quantities are:8888 Cu. Yds. Sand Grsvel sn
face Cuurse Mnwrinl.The attention ofbiddarl is dl
rected in the Special Provisions
covgring subletting or assigning
the contrsct.Compliance by the contractor
with the standards as to hours of
labor prescribed by the Fair La
bor Standards Act of 1938.approved June 25 1988 (Public No
718 l5th Congress)will be rcquiredintheperformanceofth
work under this contract.
The minimum wage paid to al
sldlld labor employmi on this contractslnllbeseventyfive(75
cents per hour.
Campl>¢Il's Mortuary u I
PHONE 91 SDTBRSBR -Bl'0S.
sAmbulnnccs;~i;¢"Blair Flour mms
Stock Up atThese
LowPrices
Victor Chick
Starter.,__..,_.-.....$3.35
Triumph Chick
Starter ..,.Q..-.......$2.95
Victor Chick Feed$2.50
Ylctor Nokorn ,,.,$2.6:'3
P'ygenoiii
~Victor Hog Sup-
plement'..-._.-._.,.$3.75
Vicwr 32%Concen-
trate ...$3.55
Victor Laying
Mash
~1hulefPrices Good
Friday und Saturday
v .
r.
J
¢.¢..J f d g f
g.O g d
b f g d
dren :md great grandchildren.
gw1@>§*;.3
.rd
r,
:
sd
J!
at
Y
enin
reed
ned
"Sll
v
Messrs.nnd Mesdames benThompson.Charles Thie\\nldt and
Lester Curlev Wilt Tuesday evenimrattheRayMcC0nnahnhome
neu Herman.helping Ray eele~
brute his birthdav.Mins Erther Kxuxer ol Fremont
spent the weeknd at home.
Miss Jermldine Enknen underwentananpendecmmvatthe
Oakland Hospital.arlv Thumday.
She is nzeitinz alan!nicely.
Mr.and Mn.Fred Hovendick
and Doris Mr.and Mn.HaroldSmithandLaverne.Miss Em
Krohn and Dwain Jordan attended
he Music Fwtival at Blair.Fri
av.1 Mr.and Mrs.Fred Peck wenihuxsayevmimz visitors at Leon
mdBar£\Sl1KSMr.and Mn.Alfred Krame:suent. Wednesday eveninz nt L.B
Hurrisons;the _George Hhwdley:
were Thursday vxsitors.
Mr.and Mrs. .§a.\l §le~~r qw
\
the Arthur Rowe home
|_L.»w
n.m
y,I8
ur
m1d
¢ami\y were Sunday nltemwn vmhm,at Ed Fletchert.Rny McO0nnAh.B vm x umadinner guest at Bert ThomannMrmd~Imuxmni Bxrtlin
mem:Friday in Fremont.Mn Fad Peck and Nemo ntendedthaJollvFriendahiuGlu
meekinz It Mm.Jly Fruier
Thursday afternoon.f ....1 vn:..x:..m.n~\\wel
Mlm Frances Mullin of Norlol
was a weekend visitor at the parentalhome.and Mr.and Mn.
James A.Mullin of Denison Iowa
:pmt Sunday there.
Mr.md Mrs.leon Hindley md
hmlly entertnined Sundly at din
ner for Mr. and Mrs. George Hindlayof Herman and Mr.and Mrs.
R. C Utfnrluck o(Arlhgion.
Mr.and Hrs.Henry Wulbnrn
and dnughter Hnrguet;vlaltnd
Mr. and Mrs. Leonnrd Axfell Snn~
day afwmoon.
1
iary sponsored social; and praisesthe work of these fine organizationn, who are trying to help peoplelbuhigherstandard.When
the Jonesea house bumed downhegladlydonatedmaterialsand
labor 7.0 help them get n new start.
He loves and respects the flagbecause he rexllzes the work suf
fering hardships and blessings of
liberty it representsHeisinterestedin communityaffairsand he takes nn uctive part
in them.He is educated because he feels
ita his responsibility. 1Ie is proud
of the school his children attend
and he bucks it by going to the
music programs basketball gamesandclassplays.On Sunday he goes to church
Mr.md 1131.Inonud Wulf announce the birth 01 s :nine bound
13 vunon lon hf the Dod§&Coun;Hospital in Fmmont.r¢hThe baby has been nnmed Lwnard
Wayns.
A New
and Better
Seedand
Nursery
Service gg; were __f Mr.and Mrs.William Flanmzan
.were Sundnv eveninx guests at
lon John B.E1§ysens.g Mrs.Chris L.Anderson and
~ Donald visited Mm.Clifford Ldr
lelil sen and Judv of Omaha at the
e ~ Nels Larsen home.Saturday.lls Mr.and Mrs.Carl Eriksen were
==in Fremont.WednesdayMr.and Mrs.Edzar Larsen
ggg ent Thursday in Valley.Nebras
V\>2 lllr.and Mrs.Henrv llovendidi
nkc of Blalr are visltinz at the RayendmundMalrlllhomefor a few dnyg.
lehy were sunday evenin visitors at
vereihe An lllnzill ham .rleyl Mr.and Mm.Hurley Clements
.and Dick were Sunday guests of
Ben Mr and Mrs.Ervin Clements.tha Mrs.Alma Drummond of Divide
M 5_lCenlar ment several days last~elalW¢\¢ nt the Chinles and Howard
Hovendlck home.\lhall ialtom of Mrs.Charles Hov
xjne endxck last week included Misses
|Alma and Birdie Fletcher Mr.
Thend Mrs.Ed Fletcher Mr.and
n Mrs. lmvm¥\c¢ Larsen.Mrs.Bruce
n gg;Rom and Bobble nf Tekamah.lno Sundny visitors were Mr. and Mrs.
a Vernon Hovendick and family Hr.
Mrs.A I.lllagill and
l
wlw'....l Ml-._ Williamrl»nnag»n,.ng-n.
i
n v
...
.
..
that grow at Doll Stores.Besides soiling the beat seeds and lreea we offer our cus
tomers this service:We have competent nunerymen und needl
mcn who will be glad to discuss with you your pllntilil proh
lems and advise you as to seeds and nursery stock to fit your
particular requirementcu.J.A.(Andy)Andreaen wellknown aeedsman and nurserymfmmanagerofourOmahastoreat4105North30thStreet
will 5 glad to greet his many friends atour new location.
f you hlvent neceived a.copy of George Doll8 new 1942...\.._.\._.n1 L......Hman
\||||nI |1||\ll arc lwrv nsrnlnl \\|~lm\~1
just nhnut ewry cumr yuu Imulli
dark mlnn.\{om vm M|:ry\\l\ure
think of . ..while ...mnteln ......kumar rumfnrt ...um!|iIlu\\
too.that you am right In style!
MEN'S SLA K SOCKSC
Excellent I1 u n z I ty:nvncrlzed cotton in
tuckstitch patterns.Build colors.Hlmullc C
tops.
now
Geo. l)o\\'sSeed8éNurseryCo
in¥é£é iime he hs addr
sponsibilities.He explainstionscalmiytohischildre
~_uPhi1L¢:s:n ~
~Rayon use
\\oven lunirlout for
ance.Tthread wr
ln l 0 v e l y new
Springlima shudvs
dull alleer nppenr 96
I
Cnllara and clntln
of pique Crlllp and
nlrmrt an a midi;rn
smlute!Ilmbruldvr
ul um! 1:11:11frilled.
Choice of
Nama
Sc to29c
HERE'
GAY B
S F u N
UNNIES
Sunund novery
.q »mbxax
h hxnmr u gmmaypmurn.
r o R E A'S'T ER
BIGBASKETS
lug mm \.r||¢m ..In IInnivrcol
s I h|Swell for
hunun num vaun
me EGG nhas }~\
\..
Pau un Whiln Blbhlk dnl.\
Rich brlzhl new rrmm nlpenmrmum;designs.Ll
Fillnd Blxkell
c 4
Iectiy gorgeousbuiretsfllleul
W I !h chwrolnlo
rnbbltl emu and
cnndha.
Per
_an.........
morazu UI.Luuau aauunu ....He bought defense bonds
his saving:and hea stuI
book of stamps for his wid
each of his children.
lninwClark
\a\l is
lice is
th his
a been
ner oi
SundayMarshrush
enter:lo Fox
ana.nt
ChlrlesYaverlyIr.sud
lr.md
e Dub
I Ama.
;
uh ofman!!
hilisn Loflia and Wayne and mr.
and Mrs.Herman Hovendick.
Mr. _End Mrs.George Hindleywereesdsyevenimzguestsof
Mr. and Mrs. A.I..MaRill.|Mr_ and Mrs Herman Rouen
were Sunday visxtors ol Mrs.Nora
Gosker.\Sundav dinner guests of the
Chrls L Anderson:were Mr andrMrs.William Kav and son of Fon.
Calhoun.Messrs.and Mesdames Fred
Hovendlck Burt Margaret and
Doris John Jackson and dsuxzh~
ters.Raymond Mmzill and farnily
sent Sundav at the pnrenml HenryHuvmdickhomeatBlair.lmnoringMrs.Hovaudlcldg binh an~
lniversnxy..Mr.and Mn.A.l Magill and
Bohm had as Sunday dinner
guests.Mr.md _Art Mlgill
md Melvinsv»f=v_»fw:;a3.m:
B8 UNil15 .BUUUU nu lA|\u\.¢unH...
world aifmrs and he explainsthpae n repo as newer.Word of thedeath pf a formal Harry Kemper of Beat.gsident of thls vicinity Mrs. snandinsr a few weeks wi
1SI McCann. was 1¢¢e{ved here axher.Henry Kemper.;f§§;m*;d;§*§§f ~chez.Hegemmn.who ha
Irs McCann died at her hiiiik ir; nn Cailfonua Srha mimi
amd. Oklahoma and the b0dv wa5 §fhmbe IE §
rought. to Kennard for burial.233 1f:u.w1.§<i§&ine
keasmm.
IRWULFA1 S r hf§€=f~
~
.9 . 13 oz. sun Leo ard 0 arm:innenpo is
Wayne was bfnrn at the Ds1 farewell birthday dans.
Mu.County Hospatal March 22 to resent yew Mr and *
Mr.md Mrs.Leonard Wulf.m§f§£iZ1 apd m of Q
Bnmwrzm.To Mr.and Mra.1M_Hem;ugllgé naRllvhBridwellof Bl2iradaughQM;3.Art.Wimer and Graci
ter 6 lb. 355 91. was born at sen:and Arthur Fox oi
f d p dgy §\..........
~tands America for
r her faiiings and mis
oves her.
ly he thinks.as everyiranshould think God
Armrica is second »I
I
ual Anniversary I
A NCE!
'sI-lAL_[.__., March19
....~....~.~.~~In who Have at An!
the Put had Chuivari
:nary Danes at 0l¢|
nm will be
I DFREE
Music By
|Urbdn
His Orchestra
things m uHeundexgives her fr
takes and
Unaellish
good Amer
is first
am thlni.
lt's Your Duty to . *
~
. . . Raise 'em Right!P*
Evan x dllek hu \ pan in nntlonnl defense.As A potential
prudnner of sn nunthl (oodEGGSit in wonhy ol utdd
~bending F your c
~-Honey Bee Starter AnCon:
For lun uuoesl.Honey Bee \|nxrmfeed for dtunin po Time ln
tally Feed ll and keep em gnwink or Auld*
0 0 AD]
Blalr Feed Nlll
~;CR0UDy_Mr.and Mn,
ii; éiffc. T.U§'.rf"'a;;,d;"f.;,;a.;a;held LHB r"""U£.b.u.nn:uu|:lu ua ¢sumhomeofMn.and Hrflnd Mrs.Cari Muerhenry.
1d .aim ~Hr.and Mrs.~Fle1.chu ere
[|gy .||¢.
.|.\¢b l|Ull UlblvvluwereMr.and
rn 1 u.....;n :mdNEUHAUS.To Mr.md MDdum The nan §mu vw mr.nu mm..........______Harald Ncuhnul of Irvington, n in Hn nt the home 04 x1_ Glen Bobbie spent Sahmliw svéninn |Y.|nnmu.
dmghter hom lntmwesk at ImGI n.Mrs.~E}g|;1a\n.af th |
mnnuel Huipital.n.Neuhaus Satu ner mum eCblrlFolhthandHnflnln¥£onrh M .dintheformerhwilleWu!!IL ?f_.I__fr...£...an nh:M lnhn Saver and m§..12»¢KOLTE|aMAN's IWuhlngwn.umm wnoun vm H......w ...|_..______SANDERS.Mr.and Mrs.JehnB1w School nmntaur contzst lut lnwxene Iowa.Ssnden (noe Hilml Swansea of Thunuhy tmrnaon.Hin nlnon,Mir. ==1 Mn.Arthur w.Ander
Ke Th Fd!of Pub brou n son. and rdlth ment Sundxv with
nd !W|\¢hi\thM)o l Are e a s gm Mrl.Andenmfs nts Hr.undpanlglIboSandsnnarzwnumberofvote:hom nmaHomexh;p?¢:L m Y 1 tudent mdiencs.Url 1411P¢¢8\W\\»
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iew
PLAN E.C.N.C. MEET
.AT DANA SATURDAY
The annual E. C. N. C.commer-''n .
Nu~tials Sunday
REVIEWS "CLAUIHA"
FOR CLUB, MONDAY
will include membm Miha Wo-
Ser-men'n Sodgty for Ciumim
vice..One hundred and fifty-live lit-
_ coun-
Events of izhe
Coming Week
o r
iew
PLAN E.C.N.C. MEET
.AT DANA SATURDAY
The annual E. C. N. C.commer-''n .
Nu~tials Sunday
REVIEWS "CLAUIHA"
FOR CLUB, MONDAY
will include membm Miha Wo-
Ser-men'n Sodgty for Ciumim
vice..One hundred and fifty-live lit-
_ coun-
Events of izhe
Coming Week
o r
iew
PLAN E.C.N.C. MEET
.AT DANA SATURDAY
The annual E. C. N. C.commer-''n .
Nu~tials Sunday
REVIEWS "CLAUIHA"
FOR CLUB, MONDAY
will include membm Miha Wo-
Ser-men'n Sodgty for Ciumim
vice..One hundred and fifty-live lit-
_ coun-
Events of izhe
Coming Week
o r
DCAL ITEMS Adveztln m 111. nmqrxnOF1N'rEREs'r\It ""'TT' Rzmlh
Q ._
u Ul l i R e v i e w
¢Gronin N
w - - - - - I
"Th e K e y s of th e K i n ~
. A . J . C ro n in wi ll b e
mo r ro w after noon ( F r i
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g .»\ ;
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;':
3»~" ; . \ a 1+"
'o l. A . J . c l o n n |
~ra.Vernon F .B e l t o n
ethodist Church.Th e
no~s st~an
Bo0th's Fresh Frozen Strawberries, Red Rasp-
berries, Etc., Com, Peas, Lima Beans, Brussels
Sprouts, Broccoli, Etc.; and Fresh Frvzen Fish
|..
cmc~mzé, Sun~ay, 2 lb. box ~
~|»
SP E CIA L S FOR FRIDA Y A ND S A TURDA Y
We Accept Orange and Blue Food Stampsltrma Marked " Are Blue Food Siam# Items
"GRAPEFRUIT, Texas SCQIHCSS, 6 for __.._.18c
"0RANGES, Calif., Qunkist, doz. f"'"gg
*PRUNEs, l~rge size, 2 lb. ._.______'>3¢
'* '~G. N. large, white, 3 lbs;22c
will include membm Miha Wo-
~ ve l
ém" by
= iewed
~y)by
at the
audience
:a lfa Sodgty for Chrldim Ser-
ce.One hundred and fifty-live lit-
arary critics throughout the coun-Y»\'Y» participating in the _Book~o!.
the-Month C\ub's second annual
poll,recently mecwd "Keyt ofthc Kingdom" as the outstanding
novel of 1941.'
In connection with dm ge ne dW. S. C, S. meethzg, Mn. .Kenneth
Bdmer wan m a s d m d m u
period.Huma n! fo r the me rnoon xre Headames Floyd Smith,
Don Jensen,Wnlter PaenenMinnie'I`riv1m and ROY ma-
sem.
.Mx-. and Mn.Robert 0'Hm\on
nwended the Jpexsfrn Day dinner
in Omaha,Saturday evening.
»
th
M
c
i~
!x
Q ._
u Ul l i R e v i e w
¢Gronin N
w - - - - - I
"Th e K e y s of th e K i n ~
. A . J . C ro n in wi ll b e
mo r ro w after noon ( F r i
`\QV C "._. ,.,l * "~. a ; - _
.r aw
g .»\ ;
.\1 .n" * e
.<;-T}~f
;':
3»~" ; . \ a 1+"
'o l. A . J . c l o n n |
~ra.Vernon F .B e l t o n
ethodist Church.Th e
no~s st~an
Bo0th's Fresh Frozen Strawberries, Red Rasp-
berries, Etc., Com, Peas, Lima Beans, Brussels
Sprouts, Broccoli, Etc.; and Fresh Frvzen Fish
|..
cmc~mzé, Sun~ay, 2 lb. box ~
~|»
SP E CIA L S FOR FRIDA Y A ND S A TURDA Y
We Accept Orange and Blue Food Stampsltrma Marked " Are Blue Food Siam# Items
"GRAPEFRUIT, Texas SCQIHCSS, 6 for __.._.18c
"0RANGES, Calif., Qunkist, doz. f"'"gg
*PRUNEs, l~rge size, 2 lb. ._.______'>3¢
'* '~G. N. large, white, 3 lbs;22c
will include membm Miha Wo-
~ ve l
ém" by
= iewed
~y)by
at the
audience
:a lfa Sodgty for Chrldim Ser-
ce.One hundred and fifty-live lit-
arary critics throughout the coun-Y»\'Y» participating in the _Book~o!.
the-Month C\ub's second annual
poll,recently mecwd "Keyt ofthc Kingdom" as the outstanding
novel of 1941.'
In connection with dm ge ne dW. S. C, S. meethzg, Mn. .Kenneth
Bdmer wan m a s d m d m u
period.Huma n! fo r the me rnoon xre Headames Floyd Smith,
Don Jensen,Wnlter PaenenMinnie'I`riv1m and ROY ma-
sem.
.Mx-. and Mn.Robert 0'Hm\on
nwended the Jpexsfrn Day dinner
in Omaha,Saturday evening.
»
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c
i~
!x
n. umm annaa n A u s n f t n v l u c nI»~i%h:,';a",;;5'.;;a.'a.;'z~¢,;a play,"Clnudin",by Koseanklin, bdore a meeting ol the
mday Alta;-noon Club u the E.
Schmidt home, Much 23. Mn.
nrdoch mbedmled an programah-man in phce of her mother,
rs. w. J. Koopmun, who hu been
The m m m Monday Aftarnoon
mb play, nriginnlly ldxednled lor
e Manh 2811! meeting. wag paint-
Belore a beauuxm my v-...,...________w__altar nunm on eizhar aide if Y¢\-!§°£:_hg°28?[~he, , , ; ; ; g _ m ,¢ho°|;
TW i°'"1'!*\= and fvhite "'"§f""!in¢\ud¢ Cnlx, Herman, Benning.
';l";:"$i"3h"°d xy-wl-'=;_u;§;; um, I-'uri Cllhoun and Kumnd.of Dr. a nd i n 3. Cyfle éy 0l\Approdmniely . fifty studenu
Fremont,becsre gm \§3"..gg will participate xn the following
Sha h Jensen son of Mr ,nd}evem.s which have beenldledded
Mrs. 5.1 A, :einen uf Blair.S\11\-5"""""* dmernoqn: novice wpewm-
dw nz xo .mn The cenmony took ins 'P°*"» mmce 'YP""'""' f'°'place at the home ol the br-ide'| °'"'"°Yv gumpion wwduns
. .__.,..,.»,...n f m m ,v|>¢¢d.}wv\»§° and vgg_§§f_f_§'
'
'°'1*`iI>`°'5\Yeek of mmm
za April 2
'11mr¢d-ly, Much 26
Study w IAIUI-"Mrs. G. F. IAW8Home Imp:-ovemen uxs.Gem
~Herman Fitheb-Son Banquet'Kennud Methodist Aid-Mn. G.
'E. Kzonberg(_____
laid Knuse, nan we/unatu-noon.April 1.Mn.
(iompwh 1liI1_ be the
hostels
I nun.»»»»-»........_._.,_li te d i n Ly o ns », s th, pa re nta l,
E .hic li onie s, h ome,Sunday
H r s D o n H u n t o f O m l l u '
a zum. TP"! "%'>f » '1£ !'°'. PE°'£
ui the war. money P"E"" "'"'" ur. "°"'""' 'hand dictataon ang ¥1'""°*="|""`""!D Society-Mm.um.L22 vrougehive been used for mx Fernél? md pgims -"'§'°" a dmmpion xypewwibnx ancurmn or- Schldder
use mwfw 94 <:*£=°'.§'i':.'3';€' touch °' green to the ~ n\.and ""*F*°f' F"°'¥¥".£'._.. ku ,,..\...."'we Spot Club-Mrs.E.J.
Ihmem Brothe rhood
Friday.Much 21' "t "'°'s;,""jm1 .,..:1 Anuu{l£'1~¢i§i1t \ I.l"4'?~ "'3"_2_'°..5L°f..'2.2 .,.\
u nom. srmom uounou ummm..scnmuv msmnu coma-uma. »|.v.¢.| 1nz; j the c finme rdld stude nts o r ma c or'
lege.
,..a,,.. . , . ¢1\4f31 ,' f~};;' . ;§- *
f: ?19' \l ¢.- 1»l\ ?" 4 " § v \ ¢ | »\ ~
| - - ' r r
. f
vIb<\L .n i
Ma tte r M i l k e n 4 - u u \ u u - - a
W n y m S mxd l f t
H a m m W o m u f s C l u b - H n . G . 10. Po ta dle, I fmrr lm by L ir a. W . 3.
Ko o p ma n '
Su tu n da y , Muc h 2 8
H .G.L . C l u b - - M n . I m a G u t -
.ac how
pn; ner nu ll uuuwu - c - - - - - - fn.A ttomey W a lte r G.Hu b e r o f l
nm-.
_
N O T I C E '
0
Owing w the Government Freeze onElectrical Appliances, I am moving my
Plumbing, Heating and Electrical busi-
ness to my home..
a »~1 »-..
x W m Again Have I-lot Point Appli-
ances on display at another location
ROY E. DUDGEON
vu
i
Msmdu Much suHn .(Srl E' n " ° °o l Death*Monday Eve;1ing Club-Mrs .
dted Mrs. Vicwr Johnllm nnd W s ; b w h_._.u__u\..nc..mx Mr :nd BTS... £'...,§..,,,. Club
Attend Tuadny
Mulul Concert
| J D U ¢ » n i t s - ¢ - - - - - . .. . . ,cert given in 0rnalm,ul\\gI1l\Ul|HJ-un' _"_'IIlullunuy ru.lsvun----._M n .An d re w Johnson,Tu a d n y .Thu rg dgy , An i g
Mr. a nd Mn . Mer to n J an sen a nd M a r c h Mi;¢-.-Mr s .C.R.
J udy entertained* at dimmer,Wed- F¢¢1whnesdagnevening for M r a n d M n .Hillsi de Projec t C h a b - Mm .Crt-
Stanley J ensen."to ChristensenHr s .Chariea Beekman.M r s P8 p §0 T1 mmd xy . Mte mo o n Club
-~-_a --..1..s.....u\:|.. ~»-Mrs.Nie ls Sorensen
gauuy uaua uuvu . .-._..fo r d Di xo n ,Mn. Ge org es
lun d,M n .George Br-use,
W a lte r F .Gutachofw,a n d
Philip 0'Han\oxx.HRIIDW IJIUWUL num uvaq ----,.'ited in Unc olxi , Sunday . with M1ss| mu nic h lmi igg' Am
Emma Beekman.~------_ _--"_Mrs. Amanda Huber enfertained,Mrs. Hans C. Sorensen will en»
Sunday, lor Mr. and Mn Harry bertain the Danish Ladies' Aid at
Lund and Mr. and Mm. me Pet- her home, next Wednesday after-
»--.-..-. ..f u...:1|inn noon, Apdl 1.
Mrs. J. P. lumen
1| Dinner Hosta:
o
208 Wes! Cllfox
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f m m @
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Beautiful
4 ~Silk Dresses s5ss
f a U \O
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TH1?Y'RE HERE!
EASV Q [|A1'5
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§ I . " f { . § . I . .Hfrhiillhll and ~D r~:|¥nm¢ln¢rlnn
Paul Hunilwn were Mondry even-ing guats ol Mr. and Mn. Bert
McMillan ln Fremonlz.
Mins Daisy Divine ot the RoseHill vldnity spent several dnyrns
a guest ol Mr. and Mrs. Cullen
Wrlvhi.
w.» .-...._....,.,..A meeting ol the w. R. c. Ken-
skngtun will be held st the homeof Mrs. Elsie McBride Friday al-
ternooxi, xt 2:80 o'clock_
Gdden Rule Circle
».....»;.... nf uh. Golden Rule
i .
Nels M Jensen of Blair: Mlm mar§`érE§LE£.o f c o m i x B l u m ,
\ v _.l iz...nr D Thal-
11.59
A~ATEUR Nlcu
Blair High School Amor
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PORK ~ center cuts, lb.--=;g~=
S T E A K ,s x r l o m o r t - b o n e s ,l b .. , ., . - . . . . _ _ ,c
~Cunnin Rises Prumplly at 8:00
9 _
DANC I NG I
Tap - Highland Fling - Com edy - Skating.
_ . - - -- -
Imitations - W histling -» Singng.
READINGS-Dram atis; and Choral.
Hawaiian Guitar and Drum Solos.
BANDS-Drnm Corps and Rhythm Bands.
All Reserved Sean 30c General Admission 204: and 301:
let ~ 2 Lin c oln.
» - n e w -
D R E S S E S
' A ~l _\ .~ '- ~ I 4 '/I " J a c k e t D r e s s e s - R e n i n o t e s - P u n t s
"
.; § / " E p Gay Gibson md Minx €..,..,,
~(Junior Dresses)
g g .Q .Y o u t h f u l H a l f S i ze s - - 1 6 %to 2 6 %
<1 ,.R e g n a r s i z e s - 1 2 m 2 0
r ~$ 4 9 s m $ 1 3 9 s
Sh o we r H a na n
Joyce Bucklln
A surprise miscellaneous shows
was held,Monday evening,com.
pllmmtnry to Miss Jayne Bud din,
whose'mar rilge tn Cla ude 'far
wood wil\take place S n h mh y .
'~I ~ .
ess.
Buy Defense .Bonds and
Saving S tamps No w!
. . - . ° . . - ,A l L I . ¢ \ 5 \ u |v .- . . . .. . . . . _ , _ .
, J f a , : ,
f " "" E ' ;§ ` ~ L i ; , § 3 " ' ; E ' é $ ' 3 C i r c l e ,C m f = f » »C h u r c h » w = - -
d a y i n C r a i g a s g u e s t s o f M r a n d t i o n ;h o o k p l 9 . C ¢W e d n e s d a y a f t a r -
'.d M l d m °n o o n .M r s .L o m a P i l c h e r w a s h o s t -
M n .R o y D a v i s a n n .n n . .a n d M r s M e r t o n J e n s e n 3 ; a g t g h o m e o n W e s t W a s h i n g
A
l n o ~ s s t ~ a n
Bo0th's Fresh Frozen Straw~ ~rrles,-~ ~berries, Etc., Com, Peas, Lima Beans, Brussels
Sprouts, Broccoli, Etc.; and Fresh Frvzen Fish
OP E N S U NDA Y M ORM NGS
u
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cmc~mzé, Sun~ay, 2 lb. box ~
SPEC
We Accept Orange and Blue Food Stampsltrma Marked " Are Blue Food Siam# Items
"GRAPEFRUIT, Texas SCQIHCSS, 6 for __.._.18c
"0RANGES, Calif., Qunkist, doz. f"'"gg
Refrigerated Lnckers for 1 en
PORK CHOPS, center cuts, lb.--30c
STEAK, sirloin or t-bones, lb. .,.,.-...__,'?9c
OLEOMARGERINE, Red Rose, lb.186
*PRUNEs, l~rge size, 2 11, ._._____.gc#BEANs, G. N.. large, white, 3 lbs..1 5;T
emu" '-_ ¢€`"`Frida! cn- "" "_nlnz. for ABE* c._.1£_qng 2f_P{'; mmm Club
coln, son of Mrs. J. P. Jensen ur
Blxir.Mr. md Mrs. Frank J, Wolf! and
Mx-s. Robert Sylvia drove to Lin-coln, Sundsy, to visit Frank Wolff,
Jr., student at the University of
Nebraska.Mr. and Mrs. Harley Thompsonare now located in Washington, D.
C.,Blsir friends und relatives
lurnecl this week. Mr. Thompson
is engaged in defense work.
Miss Nina and Walter Andersonoi Orum visited Mrs. Margaret Iv-
The Kindred Club held \l'L oyner supper at the school, Fridl:
evening.The event was well-at
tended by ruidenta of the mm
munity north of Blair.
P, E. o.Mrs.Vernon F.Bellows enter
mined the P. E.0.Sisterhooc
Wednesday.A special meetin
will be held this evenkrg st th
horns ol Mrs. Gertrude Farnham
when the state P. E. 0. organize
erson and family,Sundxy aiter-\M¥9» Marino Cfiws, will be pre
noon. 'hxesdsy guests At the Iver- ent.
son home were Mr. md Mn. R. M.
~ Iverson.snh .Pun-upeMr.n d M n .John .Br-use of Fourteen members of the Bl:
¥|0m\h»were sntertsined at din-c -PEner,'Iimrsdsy eynlng.by Hzmhoms at Mrs- H. H, Brown \-- "_ -|=....1 ¢1..¢§»»m.h smét. Thursday.
Pl k u Club gathered lt tl
Around thirty members! ol the
Lutheran Guild gnthered at the
home of Mn. Lawrence Slenbeckon College Hill, Wedneedny diar-
noon.The program included Ent
er poems, road by Mrs. Ray John-son a solo by Miss Mildred Romer
ot Dans College and n paper,"Compnntive Religion", by M m
J. P. Niellen.
Following a short business ees-slon,conducted by Mm.H.F.
Swanson,the Guild president.a
i h§ .E»ware blue l a w n e w
dresses were made with sweelhelrt
necklines ard short puifed elbows.
They olrrled colonial bouquea.
_ Best men was Kenneth Gilbtwson of Onuha. Usher was Merton
Jensen of Blair.,Michael Dixon, non of Mr. andMrs. Gilford Dkon of Blsir, wu
the ring beaver;he wore nl.white suit. Bruce Hershey, brotherof the bride, and Kenneth Rhonden,
nephew of the brldegroorn, served
\§~=¢'- psrenu, Mr. and un. ran
enkins.Mr. and Mrs, H015 Wrlch and
Mr.md Mrs.George H.Kidnr
spent Sunday stternoon with Mike
Muller.Théy dllld nt the OW:
Kuhr home, during' the evening.
Mrs. G.G. Hines me lille toretvm to her home on Eat LIn»
eoln street,Tuesday,following
'three weeks at Mm. Hazel Mc-
Bride'n nursing homeIw..\¢.¢nd mists ol Mr.and
M... ~....-...-.,covered dish dinner who served
uid gh, burrett proiat lesson o
"Victory Gardening"was p n
sented by Mrs. Ray Krvxh nn
Mrs. Allred Feer.
0. E. S. Kennlngtou0. E. & Kensington met Tuesdx
eiternoon at the home of Mrs. RuiMurdoch on West Grant StreeAssistants were Mrs, Allred Fe
and_ Mm Fred I. Krogh.Hi;
'mm nr cards went to Mrs. M.Z""°Zl'3t°§iJ ""°' wore wmre :rc -u».\.,...,. __9was a t th e ; :: :; f~ °~~Rhondes a i : § §~ ' ; " ; f = f w e r e ~ ~ ~ -xlFo llowi n g th e n u ti l h J ad e c loker and son and vp neo ,b i n t to Mr s D. R. E l
was served t o n a p n s reakfast l b k
vinc k Mc V1c ker of Albi on,e r s d M e m rn o f th e g r ou p h a
b r i d e ' s ta b le wa s lvg u e s ti h E h e e m s .:Ze b t0 tplznchase defense stam
quota of jonquila and i m ou-§ " "Frank J enkins was a week-mo n for the duration.
_. _..i§f'_'_5;§1 guest of h e r son-i n.low and Doubl F B e..\~\.+»»»Mr . an d Mrs .Clif fo rd Th u s d o u r f C I u b
ay evening,membe rs
R
Th e we dd in g c a ke wm c n CEI\v\:r\.uthe table was dec orated i n y e llow
and whi te.
A bhari vari honored fhe y oung'
c ouple on Tuesday evening.
Altho ugh the weddi ng was p lan-
ned ori gi na lly a s an Ea gter Sun-
day c eremony , Mr. J ansen has re-
c eived his military orders and duq
..\:_ ¢....|. nm mmMinn date WSH
......,..._.,,._Eriksen ol Wnhuo.Other uests
wen: Mr. und Mm. Ed Jenki s and
daughter, Jacqueline, of Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Merton Jensen at-tended the C0mm\mil.y Play House
in Omaha,Saturday evening.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Jenserfs parents. Mr. and Mm, W,
the Double Four Beef Club mel. allthe Floyd Doftis home for themonthlybusinesssesslon.Neill
Lung was elected cheer leader, andlFloyd Loftis was elecbed song lend-er. A lunc h wu served by Mx1.\
ELoftia. On Aprll 3_ the club will
meet at the Leenand Louis home.
l
~v op
S, Crichton of Omaha.|-Mrs.Will Linden retumed to
Blain Sunday; :he had visited in
liay. Springs, Nebraska, mice the
l middle of last week with her son-ln-lnw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Jefferson and family.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Mace vipited in TeklmB\\, Sunday, at the
Claude Por#/cr home.Monday
evening mllena at the Mace home
on Wen Lincoln sn-e were Mr.
and Mrs. Fluyd Little.
Mr. and Mrs. Waller G. Huber
| entertained, Thursday evening, for
I
|.Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Qf{en.Thel
Golden Rule Clrcle
Golden Rule Circle, held Wednes-
dny afternoon at the ..1\ri\e1.\an
Church,the following officers
were re-elected for another year.:
President.,Mrs. J H.Bowman;vice president, Mis. Herman Lad-
wig;secretary-treasurer.Mrs.
Frank Stricklett.Mrs. have waschosen at devotional leader, laking
the place ol Mrs.Robert.Carml-
clmel.It was erroneously reprmed dmc
a blr!-hday celebration for the
Golden Rule Circle was observed
At the regular meeting of ¢hc\
Many errands can be run by telephone ami time
and tjreg can be conserved for other uses.
I F Y O U A RE SHDRT OF
T I M E ¢¢|TELEPHONE!
E
IB l a u f .l §' P h ° " °~
advanced.|
The bride, who ls waching ntl
Ceutml School, will continua for;
the present. She attended Midland
College in Fremont, and has Been
s member of the grade school hc-
ulty dnca last fall. Mr. Jensen hasattendedDanaCollegeatBlairand the Univenalty of Nebraska.
1
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A+ (B. ral P a r t !3'u ` § f l § a ' i 1 f i .' r e d u m m e n t e r -
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IB I H B U U I l U U \¢l Ia\ .u va - - -o n r d l . . T h u r s d a y e ve n i n g , t h c o c g q
6*5r:
ez
s ..5-
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1"~Sailors . Pillboxes
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.P o m p a d o u r s # F e l t s
~; f '§ ;$ 1 0 0 - $ 1 9 8 - $ 2 9 8 :
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HANDBAGS /
A Leather - Pnlents - Fnbries
1 ~ i. P .In Nuies, Blnclu, Beige md Red
y ,' J i ~ ~$1.29 to $3.25 \
._~H a n s e n a n d K a y s e r G l o v e s
"iff mw . Nnvia - whim . Pulels;n w m n m
:~-c s H o P ,B m wQ
alan honoring Mr. Lathrop obinh anniversary.Mr. and M
A.Bohn won the prize fqr
score; \ow award went to Mr
Mm. Roy Atwood.
J. A. Slnniehms
|.Arrive rm-_vi..a¢ .
I Mr. and Mrs. J. A Staple\Sa.\\ Frangixco, Califomia, lx
thi;momlng (Thursday)to
Mr.Stapleton'a g-randm
.Mm Se -nin Stapleton.uncl,nnd aunt,Mr. and
.Ernest Tornblmd.They "
.here until Su y.
I_0 E. S. SnneninrmMceling Today
The fmnuxl school oftinn will be coxdndqd at tbsonic Hxli, today, by Mrs.1»ma¢ .11 mm, 0. E. Q. Su~nr.The McKinley dupwrS., sho phnn x 6:80 di -=
viadtdr M n
1
an evming .-Nichnhon of Wisner, Put
Matmn, il expeckod to be P
Mary Beth and Janet '=the Ne!! School lliztrlpt md
do!yn Love ol the Sntherln\ nm amended the mmm p
'ln Bhlr, Fri day, mmlinin\5'1"4*Y with their mind~
,Mnand Mn. Jos Love.~Mn. C\\!ford Montgomary -hs were vidtors st the Lo~
g llalan honoring Mr. Lathrop on his
birth anniversary.Mr. and Mrs. T.
A.Bohn won the prize for highscore; low award went to Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Atwood.
J. A, Slnnletons
|.Arrive mn-_vinz .
I Mr. and Mrs. J. A Stapleton of
lSn.a Frangisco, California, nrrived
thin morning (Thursday)to visit
Mr.Staplet.on'a g-randmother,
.Mm Se-nirl.Stapleton,and his
uncle and aunt,Mr. and Mn..Ernest Tornhlad.They will ba
ihere until Sn y.
_0 E. S. Sunenlpol-'s
Meeting Today
The annual school of in8U'W¢-'tion will be coxdodqd at the Ha-aonlc Hall, today, by Mm. B. F.
Lundt oz! Blair, 0. E, S. Supervll-or.The McKinley dupwr O. E.
,S-. also plans a 6:80 dinml' and
an evmiw visltdr.Mrs.LauraNicholson of Wisner, Put Gnnd
Mlatrnn, is umm eo be pnamt.
Mary Beth and Janet Frennh ol'uw mu Sc ho o l s mf m ma i
dolyn Love o! the Sntherlan ~| nm mended the mosiun vwmg;
_urday, for Mr.and Mrs.Iekoy
|
I
Huber; were guests or mrs. nn-ber's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Hansen of Vashingtnn, Sunday.
Mlm Mardelle Kahnk of Ken-
nard was a week nd gnesn ol Mr.and Mrs.Gem-ge H. oKuhr.Thel
Kuhrs entertained at dinner, Sat-1
Kuhr;avening a l le n were Mr.
and Mrs. Raymnnd Kuhr.
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Lindberg had
as their guests, from Saturday nn-til Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
E. Vilemof Montezuma, India. The
Lindbergs and the Viles were Sun-
day altlemoon allen at the home
o! Mrs. Lena Thlelioldt.Bob Hemphill, former Blah' boy,
was recently tranmlened he mGoodfellowField,San Angelo,
Texas,to Advance Training at
Minion,Texas.He in b e i n g
sehoold there in pursuit plane
work.Mission is in the very
sontherntlp of Texas and has quite
a tropleal climate,according to
Bob.Mrs. Kenneth Radler and daugh-
ter ol Hartingten,Nebraska, areleaving lor home today after being
Kunst at. the parental, Will Lin-dsh, homo dnce Sunday.Frank
_... ¢__.__....s -xg..g
l
an the \Vedn;>oduy mr-cnng.now-ever, this was held in connection
with the birthday of members,which took place Saturday at the
homepf Mrs.».. E. Hanna.
entertainod al. a family dinner,
Sunday, honoring Mrs. Hovendlck's
hlnhdayT Guests were Messrs. and
Meadamee John Jackson nnd daugh.
Yen, Raymond ltlagill and family,
and Fred Hovendick and family of
Herman.Mn. Jackson and Mrs.
Magill are daughters and Fred il
a son of tha Henry Hovendicka.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Christensen
attended a family dinner, Sunday,
at Lhe home o! Mrs. Chrlsfenserfs
parents, Mr. and Mn. Mac Cam¢r~on ol Herman. Other ,wh were
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hansen and
Ronald of Omlbi Mr.and Mn.
J. C. Bwdernen. Mn. W. C. &m-eron, Mine Hatxie and Billy Camer-
un ol Hermln.A !.ntl\e.\-an class of adults lar
baptism and conlinnadon ia nowstudying with Rev. Harold C. Jor-gensen, and will join the church at
a aervdce soon alter Easter. In.
eluded in the group are MargaretBam and Norma Nelson of Ian:
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hovendicli
YOU (10 I ICB!lc r u u :to y o u r w\ mlr y ' a vnu*
eff ort wh en y o u ma k e
y ou r land pr odu c e the
foods o n whic h the
nniinn denendn f o rgr¢;1§tl1'QRE Health!
l`lMESailors - Pillboxes
Pompadours#Felts - - n u | \ r | H ~ " " " " " "
L one of the outstanding elements involved in
ie winning of this war.TIME is one of the
mings farmers are going to be hard pressed for
his summer.`
\' r . . | . . . . \ . . . . . w a n u v : - 1 T i m e !
$100-$198-$298
. | . w n | l ~**
Agczssonlgs 65
.!iéN9P%.'?§»f
In ~ }ulZ1}lfY;¢|¢¢ md Red
$1.29 to $3.25
Hansen apd Kfysef Gloves
Black!£1b§{0"§`§°fdo |ln Bhlr, Ffidw. mmdning mul unuen mu neruum .W ....... _.._\5'1"4*Y with their znnd§;r<='=f».! w.Andersen md baby of neu College: Mm. Wnlhar Huber, u,Mnand Mn. Jos Love.r. md Blair wited dn Lindam, Monday Fwdq Knudam, Donald Lipninm
Mn. Cliffmd Montgomary of om.; svening; Tuesday dwmoon punts Min Vinh Kegler, Mn-Engl
hs were vidtors st cn. Lava home\ were um Chauncey wmdm md' Chrlntluxnen and Mn. Hu-ry Ps
| onsunday._jlughiar, Mu-iary.un.C SHOP, Blairand
nn - m a u _
T1 1
m n i r Ne b n lk l. Ma r c i h 2 6 .~
Ciub nm Wednesday with ~
Waldo Kruse.Mrs-~ "'
Tiatgun was tsken inm the mem
benhin.M m d M n "Bud" Wilde 1r-amd Donna. Jaan returned fro~
California, Friday,
| | | = L 1 | 1 | f a I ¥ | } i I l l 1 |
Li sten to th e La te st
Ne ws Hea r d o n th e
rl: Kyle: Bendorf, Bldr; 153-
elter Bennett, Blair;687-Du.
d Mi a mi Bloch,An.;s w -
eorgs Wllllam Bloemker, Fon.;
80--Jnlxn Henry Bloemker, Fm;
an Edward Gnuuv Blum,Her.;
28 Henry Mnthins Blum,Har-;96-Dscar William Blum,ifier.;'ll--Walter H e n r y Bockhont,rl.; 638-John Frank Boehnkn,~lair; 169--Williarn F.Bnhllng,er.;283-Andrew Trlney Bohm
~lsir;18&-Jllrl Henry Bohn.lnlr;619-Theodore M l l lo rdoone, FL Cal. Twp.; l8?f-THVU
- ~ei Blair;528-Leo Martin
I
-liienry Danlolmeyei, Blur: 260-Clmrles Jonas Daniels, Blair: 409
-Jnmes Sumlel Danlell.Blair;z9 '1-mama Mu-inn Daniels.
Blair; 48-Don Myron wgn, Blnlr;
seo-mmm Walter Davxs.Blur;177-Eldon Lnwx-ence Deckcr, Arl.;2s-Ralph Decker.Atl.;e s o -Walter Dejn, Fr. C»l~: 41-Willard
Alonzo Dennison, Fl. Cal-: 237-Annn W i llllm Dickmeyer,Arl.;
129-3-Robert D.Dlefenbaullh,Ft.
Cul.;B4-Nonnnn Elmy Dixon,Ken.; 150-Ely Dixon, Ken.; H6-Clnud¢Eugene Harwood,Blnir;542-Thomu Enrvwvd. Blllr; 131
~"'~tgnklmp,
Clflnc s °§§3`§é}?T'=1-lf; glxgin-nkg lle ~élson.Her,;Artl\LeeSndngn\¢ A,|`§ mg_656-Ruben Kanneth H0vendi»:k,l250-~5InrLh} Nelson, Blair:191--'Georqs can smben..is\»n-E' 119-
Her.; 590-Clark Junps Huber, FL Walter l. Nelson. Hur.; 413-John\Willlmn Russel]Smvely,Bmr-Cxl. 'NP-' 450-Clmll Iverson Ft. Herman Neurnan. Fi. Cal: 8l0- 5--William All 'g=\~ ~ @°4~<;;f°;v»»»;=3 Ft.erle Sl1l£llT1le\}§c:¢.lArl; 's:ri*'f-~= 40-Kenrnexhnm-\_hv_\|~Smg:
al..; 489-'are ex-nex._ 2\>1'K¢e . 1 °!°n.ir art. Blnlr; 608-Theodon Marlonlversen.Grant -1 466-~Lloyd\1`Wv~I 282-'Chester Nleolini,Ft. Stawtrt. Bldr'349-Alben Wil-.-.:64-Clarrmcn .',
§2 l:§.i:':
,?',~£'~"'= '.é é i :'?»2L .o m E W , ¥ , § ° " ' mL':"'»ff§f?:.*"'S.
' : ; l " a ;%§;';<";§;
ur Henry'-hx>x>, xua{."rwp.;s - h mm.F`°"»='W-'Fred John Nxe.!-.menu s¢m.\mL1m.`n 'c»\.
Alben Theodore Jensen, un TW; ~ "`°'"iff§33'=?z`l'§'"° Henryiwp.;465-William Su-ncimeker,
139-Alma Jensen, mm; ss-Ax. N§de§§';"_AH €l\ryAKlr'l gr. Cf Twv.: 6§0-Marg Henry
§T§Z"§=`¢»"5`°ff°"$`§L`£.'§"'i§\.
°iY§f`°'"'\S°f="Nellen. Ken.:asv-Axel Sm¢k1=f{" Bmr='1ss-m d a lll
m a w m i m _,m;,,,,_d m c. cm-1 P¢1.:fi"I{¢E\:|' '1;Yrg.;299-lard sn»i=1d¢¢¢. Blair; as_Hiuud
'l'wp.~s s l - H m m ~wa Je n- uoy fi Ja nna Nmml B1 -`€ é'1 »»_ \}°' § € " & ' i " '
'`'- ~..~..~370..
241-Henry ~#ber Wolsmann.Blnir;329-Buren Peter \Wol|~mann. Blair: 848-Hnwud EdwinWoodxrd. Blur: 480-Charles Ed-ward jlvurley.Blldr; 887-GeorgeClamWrlch, Rich.Twp.; 488-
Georn Fred Wrlch. Rich.Twp.;w i - H | r r v Cu-mn Wdeh.Rich.
TWD.:Q41--Raymnnd Henry
wruh.Rmh.'NP-:176-ChunWH88.Rich.TWD.:90-Joseph
Cullen Wrlyxht.Blair:192-Paulwu1:,~ Blur;126-Robert m nWull,Blair; 266-John Wmfield
Young. Blnir; 688-Fred Zechmeis.ter.Bldr:87 1-Mi k,FA-hnni
Zdner. Blair- 219-1=~m.¢n Thum-u Znenm. i-x.Cl-L:515-Alfred
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° 10 2- A lu m Ed war d A lb er , B la ir ;
The od re Alle n6 3 2 - D e l b e r t o
1:n-:......£00 1>n|\nnr C \ ; r k ~, D l l i r i 0 .;sl »;. n.n - - . _ _F t .C a l . :1 6 0 - S t a n l § e y _ P i e l:c¢Al
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" " ' " " § ' ; . ° ' ; . : x ' ; r .a;.l r:nr e.».na$§ 1 dl? 410-Chrlsdfn l
*""°" °'h.¥ '°'§ l N4 - Pe wrc ftn;
n oeAnderg/.;nrBldir; 23-Jamuv.:i;zwr~
son s ;Anderson,Sr., Ari.; 384-WalterEmil Andzrllln, Blair; 416-ElmerAndre!-IGH. Arl.; 118--Neal Dwaln
Andreasen, Ken: 54-Blu Robertr» | .» y .run.. 'rwn.;128-Awk-
enry ATP, Blah. Twp.; 550-Otto
Arn. Rim. Twp.; 457-Wlllla Ar-gm~ w=\;,,1_§;»~= 246-<=°°;gj
um ;Im d Aml l f Blur;s s a - Au ra
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93-End Raymond Knudsen, Soi-:
573--William Paul Koenig,Rich.
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Homestead
`News ltcm
Mrs. Eward Quist entertain~tha Happy Harmony Club Thu~day nlternoon. An election of oBeers resulted as follows:Pres
dent,Mrs.Cecil Ives;mecretaMn.Geoorge Chamberlain; mnTreasurer, Mm, Aubrey Gaines.
EGM.
NOTICE OF SALE
~'Hanlon AL 0'Hanlun,Annmeyl
ma , _ _ . _ . _ - _ . _ - - - ~ - - - - " "_ _ " '' - - --fr
~I: n~t~ lem ~ one hunt!1'°d
r w
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-ghff-g»;~ (s ) Ho lm» ..e t sf :exe to w a lvu
a l l ~
all bids.
:tie s a nd reje c t ul? or
DEPARTMENT or Roms*
A N D I R R I G A T I O N ,
Wardner G. Swirl,
State Engineer.
J rai |" 4 '.;'; i . . \ » ; ~ f i é e t :' r { » ¥ ?¢ ~ f ' " . » 4 - » . . - v .
. _.Hr s .Charles Brodermn. attend-
ed a abuwer in honor of Mrs. Allen
Ya wg ll a t th e Ge n lli f owe ll h o me ,
Saturlay aftemo on.Mi n e s Ph y lli s an d Ad a Ro g e i t
were Fri day altern oon w l e r a a t
the Chuien Brodernen home.=>.a t the
A, c. nam. Attorney
» » n - | 1 sa
londny K\X28\l of Mn. Cards
Ramen were Mrs.Daisy Divine,Mn.Matin Larsen,Mn.Peter-Nielsen nd Miss Nina Andaman.Mr. md Mrs. Ed Hansen, EdnlmdRita,were Sundny dinner
gueau at the Floyd Welliver home
in Omaha.
' ose i
News Notes
Wednesday evening visitors withMrs. Luun Tuite and Myron wereMr. and Mrs. Rvben Chrismmen,
12-3t
e en | \|Clerk,Washington C0-9-4%
NOTICE
_ - - - - -
u n d ! ! ~ w i t h ~ l l r l t
h m m .Hr- md ln. Lan Boland me
M |d M;-3. John ~ k l u n ,home included rl' son. Mr an M Mar?~°é°'§»~»d=~°"» Mrs. Hat John and Joan and use
T i " ~Mr and Mrs. Orville Divine were .S:md8Y guest;ofe
___1~g3_
\..lg|»u|.ul.I m w a ' * ? w 1 |
(SEAL)).mlm A \.-»9 4 :6<»\mr§' .J ,I mr.AL\Jo hn A. c mi zm.
n n n n n " ¢ 'All I TBUHB Llluvnsavuu ---by notifed Bu tt th e undermined;
Vic {or E .Holstein.mlar di nn o"'f - » - »nndnrF r e d L L n u n s w u l " "t h e l t h e C 0 l . m t ¥8 l 1 t h 0 n i Y g f 3 " ° ¥ ? " " ° . 1 f. . m . . . . , + m . l n f n n C c m n t v .com ol mmm-¢rNebraska.F Christian Bendt-
reby given (hit Mm-hu tllzd wi th Umvttolmt.Iudn 01
mntv.elrrikllv har
TO LANDOWNERS IN THEHURT-WASHINGTON UBAHQ..
AGE DISTRICT:Umler pravlsiom pf Clnpter 81,Artldléb ol the compiled Summa
o! 1926, an regular annual elecdlrh
_ ..._. ..._.u_.-..n..z".| »
loo . comms sxo rusn `|H-nw-» ma Ronxm or umuu, mulPROCEEDINGS' 'Hulse Pileher and Mr. md Mn.Gene Christensen of Blnlr. Mr. andCounty Commlssionen Room,Mrp.Frank Bmdenen md M i n
Blmlr, Nebr., Hu-ch 23, 1952, Ruth and Chula were dternoon
The Bmml ol County Commm- calla.rs.nionan met punumt to ndjourn-Phyllis Knmer wu a Sunday A!-
~----»-e"».~.» .».\m~ nl cntherlns Broder-
Mrs.Tolhe.The high school studenfs and
Mr. Divine plnn to present a pro-gram at the Rose Hill school,fhunday weninz. April 2, includ-lng two plays, "Polly of the Fol-
lies" md "'l`apa".,
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N
~ "`é`it£`"` ;5"réEE,'{§; ia;
ms Elunor Rollnnd of Bowman,
orth Dakotx, ~ Mr. and Mrs.ubort Stray of Omaha.Hin Eleanor Rollmd left, Fri-zy, for hor home in Bomnan,orth Dakota, »!§ar_a tgnarhy vi!-
a n a s p e n t a u l l u n y u l . u m n u . n u . . ¢ u 5
home.xMr. and Mn. Ben Kjeidguand of
Tekamah were Thursday dternoonvisitors at the Fri-nk Nelson home.
Mr. and Mn. Vernon Miller and
family and Miss Ruby Piercy of
Council Bluffs, Iowa, were sgm-
Dutxict Conn ox v-»......,..,.._.Counw, Nebmslu. clawed Febrquy9. 1942, issued in the vmceedmsnt.hure\n pendinz entitled "ln theMatter of the Awliadnn w SeJ\
Real Emma bv Yicmr E. Holstein.Guhrdian of Fred C. Holnudnf In-nme",g uvinsr iilzfgnhig \»;~;=
l n on an 'dnv_ 'Mnnrh zv.
l Es'rA'rr-:o
teen. deceasod.
Notice is hamnieBendmenunderslsmed.Wuhingbon o(md mnnxt xtheestsiaul
dmeaned.and
vim the IAN Rollnndn
The Bell Creek Club met Thurs-
y nt the lekoy Bisbee home,
th L1 memben present. Vlnlwrn~re Mn. 'Pc-ney Bnrwn, Mrs.~~arren, and Mn.Willi.\rn Bisbee~t hostess were ~-Pokemon md M n .A
nun. Mn. Carl Culbarg in ~ont will be the next hoehu.
Mr. md Mn. Peter Nielsen npen
undsy evening nt Ed CHAnnn'n.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Larsen nn
lton spent Sunday evening at tb
' ~ter Iverson home.
Nina und Walter Andersen wenndny afwmoon visitors of U
~nrguret Iverson..
Mr. and Mrs. Lara Rollnnd an
~hlllip, and Miss Eleanor Rollan
~pent Thursday evening at th
~ardn Larsen home.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hansen anIr. and Mn. Menill Hansen an
Charles of Omaha were Sundn
allers at thé Martin Larsen hom
Mr. und Mrs. Blu King.Mn. Hnrold Paulsen und baby
spent n (ew dxys last week ut the
parental, Funk Nellon, home.Mr.` and Mn. Clyde Russel wenSaturdxy evening guestu at Elm
K i g s .ldren and Frtnklln Nelnon ut.-tended Luther '~;_g"°» Wsdneadnyevening, at the orvmld Hansen
home.Mr. und Mrs. G°°f§° Chumbo:-
luln and hmlly Atben ed the Kin-
dred Club ayater supper, held Sat-
ur y evening, at the Bono School.
luJ1cqueline Erickson, f.each~
sr of the Homestead School, was
taken to the Oakland Hospital,
Wednesday, where she was operat-ed on for appendlrids. Her manyfriends wish her a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Allen Yowell wlll substitute
Mr.and Mn.Ned Tyson and
family and Wilbur Cunety and
Wilbur Iumes,were Sunday vis-
itors at the James Conety home.
HOMESTEAD NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Wulf attend-ed the funeral services for Mrs.Karl Meissnex- in Omaha, Thurs-
y,d Those helping Albert Kuhr cele-brnte his birthday Thursday aller-
noon and evening were Mr.andMn. Henry Kuh-|Mr. md Mrs.
Clnrence Hansen and children, md
Mr. and Mrs. George Mencke and
daughter,Slturday evening gueau of Mm.Emmn Andreasnn were Mrs. GinaPetersen and Pete Petersen.OnMondnyMrs.Andreuon accom-Plnied the R-my Fagerqulsta toFremont w nee Mrs,Immanuel
Andreuon.
*; '\r',,
. I
BENDORF
FUNERAL HOME
Phone 40
A M B UL A NC E
SE RV ICE
Modem Funln|
Servlce
Conddernte ln Colt
§»"X¢£mininrnzr1x or at me U\l!§*Vf8BLllll§|Aan .,........,,-m m m Bendtsen Dmrlez win be held in the offiu
.made. am .pg1=v\{q\; nf the County (Berk of Burn cmm-
- '-1. n\..\.-....,\, 14.1.1-n.
ment taken.Maxch 9, 1942-'~°°"~- ----- -- ---u Gun.:DuPme nc - L D Lons H c mv sen.mummy " " ' " " " """ " 'itco und _1_ ~ ~ b¢n.''Mrs. Mnlcoim Brodemen, Sum guem of Ge01'8'° Nelson and nm-P and jp u Tun a ,item im warn Mr. and Mrs. James Ry-The minutes of the prmedsng o y a w n y nun f 1 M .a n mb- d,mnafino .,_,.. md md lm>r°'V°d-_ilers -=the F r m a n n u m : : ; ~ § 1 i $ " m w ' §`» Ev-13cense1942,uma.n r umm.Mr IM Mn. Pete Andersen -ml an and I)<ms0Yo é' w andu~».°xm¢ Paenen. Harlan l.nd| J§}°;'}f'd_?f»"°;Lf..fffa §¢'....° Rav-L u q g ,u v Qau uv vu......__B o a r d o f D i r e c t o r s a l l _I.|UI1Jl.lI.},UUL!m u .d u Ha l l "»""'01 - s . M o n e st e r n m e n d R u w e m d c i n i d r u n w e r e
IIIQI'b i r i h d - I ?O D R n n d n v d i n n e r : n e s t s o f t h e G U B *Drainage
the highest bidder for use mu senthe followimz dmnbed iam-ea in
real estaw owned by nld ward.
tplwitzAn undivided 1-9 interest inandtot.heEslt Ha lfo f the
Southeast Quarter and the een
60 acres S11 tha West ,ggg
o d1e Sou east usrtero -f l . .zo.Township 19.Nmh-
Ranze 10. East of the 6th P. M..in Washington County, Nehru'
ka-s u s s l e w i x l b e f o f o a s h w f lwillun made subleft to ine su\zrov~
al of the Disnrlct Court of Wash-ingwn County. Nebraska. as by lhesmtuiee in such cases made andprovidedDw a = ; g m "{°5'Z'£""
k , this 3 sv n are -~a wcroa E. HoLs'rE1N.
Guardian of me G. Holewin. ln-sane.9-41;
NOTICE DF FINAL aa roar
ln the County Court of Washink-
ton County. Nebraska.ESTATE ot Chris Jnnwl.de
- ceased.Notice ls hereby elven that Har-
old E. Roe has filed with the andesigned, Countv Julze of Wuh-lngrwn County. Nebraska. his final
resort as Adrnlnlvrstor or! the Es-tate of Chris Jansen. Decelsed. andmade an application for final sd-ministrstion and dlschanre. and forthe assignment ol residue of Es~
TAYLOR
' omrv churn. wumngrm Cowmty.
?. ma. m uly_ "",§,§' .-» - -~or e $5112Dated mm sur. 1942(SEAL,John A. Corrigan.10-#lt County Judie-
NOTICE To ca surmns
O'H.snlon &.(Ylisnlon,Attorneys
County Court,Washington Coun-
ty, Nebmsks.ESTATE OF Niels A. Jggpcraen,
deceased ,_Notice is given to the credxwrsto appear before me at the Coun¥Y
Court room in Blair, Nebraska, onlthe 10th day of April, 1942, and
on the 18th day of July, 1942 for
the purpose ol examination, ndgnst-
ment and allowance of claims.All
claims not filed on or before the
|Ioth day of July, 1942, vnll be for
ever barred.Dated this lam day ol March.
1942.(SEAL)~John A. Corrigan,
11-4t 'County Judge.
NOTICE To ca iwITOa s
A.G. Debel. Attorney
l
Nebraska.ESTATE OF Marv Fischer. da~
'e Notice is nziven to the eredlbors
,uw appear belore me at we Counw,Court room in Bbdr, Nebraska. on
& WELLS
LIVE STOCK AUCTION
EVERY W EDNESDAY
Fremont at
I-logs - Cattle »
lmoo o'<1<»k I
iHorses - Sheep
\A dependable, convenient market for farmers and feeders
lo buy and sell all kinds of livmlock.All modem,sanitary
equipment.lnp.-mv-1 rnuf mnrlix smx Sum sum-v¢»|en.g
s FREMONT. NEBRASKA :
T a y l o r ev W e l l s A u c t i o n C o m p a n y
'1
lrunnulua snr;
trlet, to rin me vsrv ~-1the expiration ol the ~ of Lloyd
Palmer.s.~s. BRECKENRIDGE,
11.0,Secretary.
NOTICE 'ro DEYENDANTS
Granny dr Moore, AttomeYl
Fsmam Buildinl. Omnhli
IN THE D1s'rmc 'r COURT OF
, WASHINGTON COUNTY. NE-
BRASKA.oi ha unknown heirs devisees,legateee and personal represen-
tatives and all other persons ""terested in the estale of Jens
Black Jensen,deceased,samepartyasJenaB.Jensen,de-ceased, real names unknovvn, and
all other persons havxng orclaiminganyinterestinthe
West Hal! of ~the Northeast
Quarter of Section Thirty-five(as),Townshiv Twenty (em.
North, Range Ten (10). East ol
th St h ?M.in Washln n
T
e ~.EWCounty.Nehrsskagesl names
nora Kam Hart and Rex Hart,her husband,and Mabel L.
Sehaeiler, a widow, and WilliamJensen,single.(imnleaded with
Anne Jensen,) Defendants:
Notice is hereby given that on
the mn my of nmh. 1942, Ang-usta Mdsr Iiled her Petition and
[commenced an action ln the Dlsf
trier Court of Wsshlnghm County,Nebraska.Docket o,Page 180.
against the above named Delon-dsnte, the object and pi -mr of
which are to lorecloae u certain
mortgage for $4500.00 onThe West Hal! of the North-east Quarter of Section Thir-
ty-Iive '(35), Township Twen-
ty (20),North, Range Ten(10)East of the (ith P. M., in
Washington County,NebraB~
ka,which was executed on the 1st dayof March, 1930 by Jena B. Jensen
and Anne Jensen, as Murtgagore,
to Augusta Meier, ss Mongagee,
nhich was duly recorded on the lstday of March, 1930 and recorded in
Hook is at Page las of the Mortg-
Iuge Records of wsshmgwn Coun-
W' Nebraska; said mortgsg heinggiven Ln secure the re-pn;ent oi
certain promissory note r obli-
gation in wntmg dated M9 h let
1930 and Plmnuff alleges that
there ns '\n\v due and owing Ham
Vnrelher wxth interest thereon atL.. ...». .J mit, me annum from
|111 on shid indebtedness 54501100
piwmn, ...... _..._..hereby ordered to draw wsrli-Wi Msmh 20.on the funds lndiaaed m WY Mr. and Mrs. Nels Petersen and
same.Carried. dl memlnn vr¢8~Mr. and Mrs. Pete Andersen wereent votinz "sye".so Sunday dinner guats sb the Morse
Walter Anderson, supplies S 1 |Chrmfeneen home.Msnus Beck. salary .so.o0\sm. Morse chnmnaen, Hazel,C. J. Beekman, supplies .50 Clarence nd Dean, were callers at
J. E. Campbell, Com. work
and mileageCity of Blair, refund
County Clerk, expenseClerk Dist. Court, costsR. E. Fairchild, mile-
age, etc.Florence Feer, clericalMargaret Fisher, clericalRay Gillett, painting sign
Niles Hansen, clerical ,
Kelso Chemical Oo.,'
supplies
Pete Kruse, laborE. B. Leads, suppliesL. D. Long, Com. work
and mileageH. J. Madsen, postage, eu-.
Omaha Printing Co.,
supplies 'Omaha School Supply Co.,
Stephensen School Supply
Co., suppliesH. C. Blaeo, euppliaThe Gamble Store, supplies
Burt Co . ~ Oi l C°~.
gas and ol
Burt Co. Coop. Serv. Sta.,
gas and oilEarwoodMotors.repairs
Gate City Iron Works,
repairsInterstate Mach. & Supp
Co., repairsWeston Long, hauling
Sidles Oo., supplies
Tyson..Long w- rentDavenport Bee er Corp.,
repairsTruhlsen Bros., repairs
Christensen Lbr. Co.,
unknown,and Defendants g su plies
ly
repairsNebr. Bridge Supply & Lbr.
Co.. lumberLaurence Oerman, labor
Henry C. Rasmussen, labor
Lloyd E. Spiker, labor
Henry D. Stork, labor
Chas. Thielfoldt, laborClarence Arnold, labor
Alfred S. Quint, laborH. C. Kuhr, laborPaul Wulf, laborHarrySmith, laborJames Anderson, laborHerman C. Kay, laborEarl Caldwell, et al, labor
C. J. Beekmann, poorBlair Cemetery Ass'n, poor
Blair Hosuital. Door
120.00
16.1519.5023.66
11145
the sushi Iverson home, Sunay
evening.'Mrs. Virgil Prlee and baby vis-
; ned the George Hansen home from
Wednesday sltemoon until Satur-lday night.
\Sunday dinner guests at the Ju.30-00\»|ius Weber home included Mr. and12.00!)h1_ Thorvald Hansen and Frances
1 759 Mae and Mm. Harland Christensen35.00
3.6050.00
6.50
120.00
-and Betty Lou.l Frances Mae Hansen entertained
¢he.Luther league at the parental,Thorvu.ld Hansen, home, Wednes-
day evening. Betty Lon Christen-
sen and Ellen l.arsen.weze over-"-qgf guests.8.32 r. and Mrs,Clarence Hansen
and Susan were Wednesday guests268.26 at the Thorvsld Hansen home.Mr. and Mrs. Thorvsld Hansen9 m helped Pete larsen eeleyx-are msbnthday, Sunday evening.2530 Mr. and Mn. Elmer Thonc and4935 lla were Sunday evening c..Ilers at
10.60 lhe Ted Iverson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wachter101.77 and Mrs. Ted Iverson and Carol
Leesttended the music Iutivsl in
142.00 Blair, Friday evening.34.00 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ,Hansen
were Saturday evening callers at1,90 the Albert Madsen home.Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilson, Harriet
ss.x'l and Elsie, were Blair visitors, sn-
zssso "May-1530 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thielfoldt
5030 were Sunday afternoon callers at
the Ed Wilson home.95°_Mrs._ Gus Peppmiller and Mrs.555 hd Wilson spent Wednesday alt-
s e m
105.60
1.80
2.00
6.00
ernoon quilting at the home of Mrs.
George Hindley.
_hiarilyn Johnson was an over
mg t guest t Sh' 1 M n,Tuesday night xr ey "Ei
Mt. and Mm.Chris Vinderslev
.und _(emily, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
|)Iag\ll and family and Leonard~ Vmderslev were Sunday dinner150' zuests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tot-30_w g_;,g;;d Caol °g lremont. The bc-
wss u ce e rate Carol'-~ ond birthday.s sec
3_00`Messrs. and Mesdames Ted Iver-
3_35 son _and family, Elmer Thane and
ms? family, Hurley Clements and Rich-
720' ani, Soren Jensen and Janet, Nor-590\ ns Ward and Myron, Merle Ward,
m_001Clsrence Petersen and Marylis of
u.5sl Omaha, Harold Magill and familyuf. n\.... sz.-m. .....| s».-...a ns...-.ni
1
1
tave Kahnk family.Mr. and Mrs Marlin Voss wereThursday evening visitors of Wd-
ter Sspponfields.Mrs. Harold Christeneenk birth-day was Tuesday; evening callersbo help her celebrate were Messrs.and Mesdames Harold Rasmussenand children, Harold French lhdand family,Rose Dsvla and son,
Herman Rahlfs and LsVerne, and
Roy mhln and children.Messrs.and Mesdames Harold,w. Rasmussen and family, GilfordFrench, Jens Hansen; and fhard
French attended s roller s ating
party in Fremont, Saturday even-
mg.Mr. and Mrs. lauis Rasmussendrove to Teksmah, Sunday, tu vis-it J. G. Kennedy, and Llxe Dr. G.
Allely family.Sunday alternoon and supper
guests of Mr.and Mrs.Harold
French and family were Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Kuhr and children,
and Donald Rasmussen.Mrs. Robert Schenk and Mrs.Detlef Wulf were Monday after.noon vlaitore of Mrs.Bernard
Wulf. Mrs. C. X. Hansen has been
spending s (ew days Llxere.
Mr. and giuxiea James Wulf and
sons were ay guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Pearse.Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor and
children were Sunday dinner
guests of Mrs. Emma Taylor.
Mr.and Mrs.Marlon Denman
and family of Springfield were
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs
Wlll Hansen and family. The Clar-
ence Hansens were Saturday
guests.Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mencke end theMadsenbrothers were Tuesday
evening visitors of the J-larry Mad-
sene.Mr,and Mrs.Harold W.Rss<nnussen arid family and Mr. and
Mm Austin Renehsw dmve to Tekamah, Sunday, to vim Mr. amMrs.Jay Mcfllanahan and heb;
daughter.Mrs. Louis Rasmussen and Mrs
John Rasmussen attended the Blai
Pick Up Club, Thursday,at th-
home o! Mrs. H. H. Brown.Wund has been received that
former Rose Hill resident,YerrRyan,been promoted to th
rank of Corporal in we MilitarPolice at Camp. Luis, Obisto, Cal
lornia.Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Rasmus
aen called on Mr. and Mrs. ChrRasmussen in Fremont, Tuesdn
Mrs. Emma Taylor, Messrs. ar
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Colds,Sc laticn.Neu rlti s.Lumbggzo.Hend-
achea.Rhe uma tia m.Armendicima.Co n n i -
pati on;Sinus . Liver. S toma c h. K idney and
Biadder 'I'roub}es; Female Disorders. Nerv-
ousness;Hi g h Bhtrod Pressure:Influ enzaandMn n v Oth er Diseases Resuond to
6hir<>m¢u¢ Adjustments
Dr. D. C. Knee, Chiropractor
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OPPOSITE COURT lI(§IrSE ONCOLFAX STKETerm: Are Cash Office. SX-Home $3
lVIen's Dress Has
$195 ¢o$395 ~
BOYS' DRESS HATS
$125 m $150
.\~-Dress Shoes
Oxfords $2.50 In $3.95
In Tun or Blac k
Men's Dress Socks, Pair -15: to 35:
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wry Store.
F r i d a y ,M a r c h 2 7 t h
l`h lwilluwinz Described Huusehuld Goods
One library table radio and stand bookcase and books
ont rocking chair davenport heating stove iron bed spring.md mattress lamp draser pictures kitchen :hairs six dm
ning; room thalrs three stands one pedmtal table one side
board one china cabinet two rugs 9x12 four throw rugs onepiece nf lrnoleum one coal scuttle dishes one new walnut .len
oven quilts one pair of blankets six pillows kitchen marqurtene curtains dustleaa mop carpet sweeper 2 plant pedestal
clothes rack ironing board apartment gas stove cook stove
ice box hm kitchen tables washing machine cookmK uten
mls fruit jars garden tools and other miscellaneous items
Term s are Cash on Day of Sale
Ora 'Odessa Jensen, Adm.
G F B R O S S A u c t C J S C H M I D T C l e r k
~ sir?honey
advnncerl for extension of abstractwith interes: at 10% from March
wut, 1942.Ylaintiff prays that in defaultof payment by said Defendants orsome of them of the amount duetheplamtiffasaforesaid,said
'Zl'l§'¢"'1'§""».°§i'.i"§S...'.§i.§ af iii;
to satisfy the sum found due with
interest and costs of suit and that
isprd defenggnts and all per-sns
lc arming through or un erthem or any of them he excluded
from and foreclosed of any and all
mdempggr rn or hon upon said
mortga prernraesYouandeachof you are re.
quired io answer said petition on'or bc-fare the 21th day of April.
194IAUGUSTA MEIER Pr.ArN'r1rr-'.
By Cranny & Moore, Her Attorn~eys 11»~1t
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids will be received attheoffice of the Department of
Roads and Irrigation in the State
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Capitol a't Lincoln, Nebraska, on
April 16, 1942, until 10:00 o'clockA.M., and at that time publicly op»ened and read for SAND GRAVELSURFACING and incidental' work
gp tl_i:aMHer1usn-Arlington Patrol
Christensen Lbr. Co., poorE. 0. Fairchild, poor
E. O. Fairchild. l. A., poor
Dr, W. E. Goehrlng, poor
Gregersen Drug Store, poo
Dr. C. D. ;!-Inward, poor
Josephine Johnson, poorKlopp Printing Co., poor
Leo Miller, poorNebr.Methodist Hospital,
poorSafewag Store, poorMrs. Dick Stricklett, poor
E. W. Taylor & Co.,poor
Dorena Walker, poorR. werden, poor
On motion the resignati
2005] IiSIi»`5éf'§ii&`Ei§..`EYiria`Viiiiéliiéi38.75
180.00 and family were Saturday evcnxn
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1 g75.0 visitors at the Floyd Johnson home.
8.65ssoo
5.50s.so12.00
38.10
47.75
20.00
9.2523.65
42.50
of ' lio n
L. Struve as County Assessor was
accepted.C.E,Johnson appeared and
made personal application to fill
the vaaancy caused by the resigna-tion of M. L.Struve. Moved ond
seconded that C.E. Johnson beappointed County Assessor to fillthevacancy for the unexpired
term, he to file bond as provided
by law.On motion the resignation of
Carl Olson, Deputy Sheriff, was
accepted.A request for the sv-pointment of Claude Clarnents asDeputy Sheriff to fill the vacancyin that office was approved wy-ect to his filing bond as provid d
by law.
This being the time set for hear-ing the matter of egras to high-
the occasion was to celebrate Mr.Johnson's birthday.Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson andMr.and Mrs.Merle Ward were
Omaha visitors, Wednesday.
Mr, and. Mrs. Norris Ward andMr.and Mrs.Clarence Petersen
attended the funeral of Mr. Wards
uncle in Forest City, Iowa, Sunday.
_Mrs. Riley Brodersen and Terry,
and Dale Schultz were supperEgtlests nt the Malcolm Brodersenhome, Monday.
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The Garden and Study Club met|:t the home of Mrs. Bill Steaven-
on.Mr..and Mrs. Stanley Kerkhoffof Palisade were guests of Mr. andMrs. August Kerkhoff and son.Miss Edna Sohweder intertdned
the What-So-Ever (lub.
Rhine Schurman visited rela-
tives in Wisner.
Mrs. Fred Bosehult entered the
'Clarkson Hospital in Omaha for a
major operation.Mr. and Mrs. August KerkhoffentertainedthePinochléClub,mth Pmes goin to M ,Rv..x.....,.......__ '€ ._ ._.'?_n y '
Mesdames John Taylor and fumily,l
ChHs Rowe and children, and How-
ard Taylor helped Peggy Taylor
celebrate her birthday, recently.Miss Charlotte Larsen of Ran-dolph, Nebraska, has bech spend-ing a few days with the Will Han-sen family.`Mrs.Walter Sappenfield.und
Mrs. Laura Tofte were Monday af.
temoon visitors of the Clurence
Jensens in Fremont.George Nelson,Myron Toile,
Mrs. Walter Sappenfield, and MrsRobertChristensenwerevisitonin Omaha, Thursday. Mrs. Sappen
field called on the James Sapperr
field family.
Mies Mary Divine spent las
week with Mr. and Mrs.Cullel
Wright.
Mr.and Mrs.Otto Ruwe aniDorothy called on Mr. and MrsRay Ruwe and family, Thursday
The Raymond Howes were Satur
day evening guests ul Mr.nn<
Mrs. Harvey Kuhr and family.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mn
Will Wulf and Donald were M1
and Mrs. George Wuli of Arlington, Gene Rasmussen, and PhiliRoland.Miss Jenn Mayo of RochesterMinnesota, is spending a two-weevacation with her brother-iri-la'and silt/er, Mr. and Mrs. RaymanRasmussen. Mr. and Mrs. Horol
Weaver or Galesburg, Illinois, al
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BLAIR, NEBRASKA
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KEEP YOUR HOME
IN GOOD REPAIR"~
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DE F E N S E A U T H O R I T I E S
KEEP YOUR HOME
IN GOOD REPAIR"~
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S AY D H e n s ;A U T H O R I T I E S
With many matenah essential to ou:
coxmtrfs defame getting scarce, it is
nod patrioiic lor us to wuts or ta use
any available mpplies unnecessarily.
But we axe told, too, tha! we will be
doing ihe right thing by oumolves,
and our duty as good citizens, il we
keep our homes in good repair-Ht
plaéec in which to live.
Mako any necessary repairs to youx
home with the aid Man F.H.A.TitleIIoanihrouqhihilbankhskfordahilnl S
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COUNTY BANK
BLAIR, NEBRASKA
Banking Hours 1q Till 3 Daily
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iw. zw-w aww noau.The approximate quantities are:
2,197 Cu Yds. Sand Gravel Sur-face Course Material.The attention of bidders is di-rected to the Special Provisionslcovering subletting or assigningthe contract.'Compliance by the contractorwith the standards as to hours oflabor prescribed by the "Fair La-
bor Standards Act of 193B", lp-
proved June 25, was (Public No.
718,75th Congress),will be re-
quired in the performance of the
work under this contract.
The minimum wage paid m all
skilled labor employed on this con-
tract shall be seventy~fivs (15)
cents per hour.The minimum wage paid to all
intermediate labor employed on
this contract shall be sixty (60)
cents per hour._
The minimum wage paid so all
unskilled labor employed on this
contract shall be forty-five (45)
cents per hour.
Plans and specification for the
work MAY be seen and informationsecured at the office of the CountyClerk at Bldr, Nebraska, or at theoffice of *hs Department ol Roads3 Irrlkllwn at Lincoln, Nebras.
The auoeeaslul bidder will be re-w i n d to furnish bond ln an
amount equal w 100% of an con-trltt.As an evidence of good faith insubmittinganwxwldform avivrk. the bidder must filo, was
his Pmmul.a cenified cheek"wie payable so the Department
way from W% SEBA ol' Secdon ll.Township is North, Range 9. all
parties eoncemed appeared in per-son and by counsel and asked thatthe matter be continued until AV'
ril 6, 1942, at 10 o'clock A.M.
The resignation of Fred Gustlm
overaeer in Road District 22, wasaccepted and on motion James An-
derson was appointed to tlll the,vacancy. On motion the Bond of
James Anderson as ovenseer wasapproved.The bond of George Schuett. ov-
eraeer in Road District 8, was av-
proved.The bond of Andrew Nielsem
Overseer Road District 19, was all'
proved.
On motion Blind AsBlstal'\C°,check No. 88 was ordered cancelled
beeaase of death of red lent.On motion a tax reiundpof ;14.1'l
was granted Lowell Thompson.there being an error inassessment-
By order of the County Court,renewal of Mothers Pendon wasgrantedBlancheWoodsKellenamount $10.00 per month for six
mouths bednning April 1, 1942.°Order revoldng pension of El-|118 Iglnbree was received and placed
on e.~On motion a Resolution wasn-domed dwfklnz me P\¢°°'!.'-I
mnhod of (ood stamp dlstrihutlonlto the Sta te mn old!! Pla n oh
.....u,~n|, nomar mann, mrs. mn-ll Lallman, Henry Scheer and Mel-vin Ruwe..Mr, and lllrs. Merle Bnxner, !or~
merly of Nickerson, have returned
from Missouri to make their home
on the Herman farm.
F (Rode Jw fre... .
Fred Grabbe was a visitor, Tues-
day and Wednesday, at the George
Helnasen home.Mr. and Mrs. Allen Yowell were
Sunday dinner guests at the BenWachter home.Mrs. Allen Yowell spent from
Wednesday until Saturday ahtho
Pete .lessen home ln Sioux City/
Iowa.Mr. and Mn. Aubrey Gdnse andfamilyandMissMaryMahlercalled, Sunday, at the Mary Moore
and Sam Moore homes in Blair.Thunday evenll\8' esllers at the
Margaret william. home were Mr.
and Mrs. Byron Bunn and family.
Mins Mary Metsler ol Decatur
was aweek-end guest ol her su-
ter. Mrs. Aubrey GainesSunday altemoon callers at the
George Helnasen heme were Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Thompson and
dlvsnm of alan-.Mr. and Mrs.Frank Nelsonlpent Tuesday evening at the Eddiahdbution effective aa o l M,y;Oleaon some'L 1942.\Mr. and Mrs.George H'elnalen
on motion gm Bang sajoupedmd family and Mrs.M t
to meet April 6, 1942.
Helen K. Bolt,
Oounty Gert.
argareWilliams and Joyce helped EthelMetzlereelebratelm*birthday,Sunday.
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also spending a raw duya there ne-fore Mr. Weaver enters the Army
Air Corps..Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.Everett Stork and family wereMessrs." and Mesdamee HarlandWulf and Sharlene, Perry Toebben,
and Ed Stork.I Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Rasmus.
lm and Shirley vidted Mrs. Otto
Arp at the Methodist Hospital inOmaha,Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. James Wulf andsons, and Mr. and Mrs. Hans Wulfwere Saturday evening guests of
the Harland Wulfs.
Mr.and Mrs.Harland Nelson
were guests ot Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
,Nelaon, Sunday, in honor of Mrs.Ndson's birthday.Meedamea Will Wulf and Don-ald, Bud Croudy and children, and
Ray Wulf and son helped Mrs. ArithurLarsen of Omaha celebrateher birthday, Saturday.Mr. and Mrs. Jens Hansen wen
Thursday evening guests of Hr
and Mrs. Hennan Matson.`
Mr. and Mn. Chris Raamunei
and Mr. and Mrs.Jens IversonWGN!sunday mleets of the JenSorenaens.Mr. and Mrs. Albert Benaon an
sons were Sunday dnnsr guest
of Mrs. Adelia Gnuse.
Mrs.Minnie Benson called oMrs.Home Andreason,Sunda;
gd on Mrs. .Orville Benson, .Mon
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0 ONE like to lie awake; yet every niyxt thousands
toss and tumble, count sheep, wony and fret, be-
.~m.<»= uw can't met to sleep.Next day :muy feel
dullL 1Si§§'i»§&§<=1§§§ hr`Id msmblé.'nafims eva hp'pened to you?When it doa, whv
don't you do as many other people do when Nerve:
threaten zo spoil their ret, work, mioymem, and good 5%1
i mn p a - - u y
Dr. Mila Effervzscznt Nervine Tabldx
D r l\Ki||w 'mFr»»~»-»1.1 Nmvine Tablets are n c ombina-
~`5£L§»§\i.Efi1 for generations as an
BM in quledng 1"mPY over-strained nerves.
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Y wmv m n mmmP..§'. ; ?°.2';a"- * ° - " * " ' ° " a , ° ° " ~ r ' ' ": " - m - " "no ge nlnfhbinrenuvdvmovu'-u:ed'nerve»uuuhntointerfere wiih your work or :pall your pleasure.
I m u h d a p - 1 5 0 B i n l l h e h p i i n
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h y T a k e C h a n c e s W i t h I n s u r a n c e ?
W h Your Next Pollcy Comes Up--Whether it-Be Dwelllng, Busine§s,Automobile \\
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.en or ANY KIND of INSURANCE _Why Not Place. It Wlth
B L A l R ' S L A R G E S T I N S U R A N C E A G E N C Y
The Agency Egstablished by Unequalled Service.The Agency That Has Been Time Tested by 25 Years
of Local Service.We Might Also Add: An Agency That Has Brought Itself Through Times of Financia
'`-' ---OWN RESOIURSES and Without the Aid of Outside
R e g a r d i n g S t r e n g t I o | m p a m - _....
It Gives Us n Great Deal of Pleasure to Show the Assets of the HARTFORD FIRE INSUR-
ANCE Company, According to Their Statement of December 31, 1941, Which Company We
Have Reprelenled Over 20 Years:--'for the
s mancna B ~Hartford Fire Insurance Co. to be Sl29,6'l\,4B4.03. This Company Has Been Time-Tested
and Never Found Wanting Since 1910, and is Ono of th e Few Compa nies t h a t Ca me
Through Such National Disasters as tha Chi cago Fire and tho San Francisco Earthquake
Payi ng Thei r Claims and Conti nuing to do Busine ss.
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Regardiess of E
...~y 1 -BILITY of Companies, Give U2 the Opportunity to Discuss Your
insurance Matters Before Writing or Renewing.BETTER YET---
O Ser"Ask Our Hundreds of Satisfied Policy Holders Regarding ur -
Before You Buy: Compare the ssnvlcl-; and ADJUSTMENTS of Our Agency With Any of Our Competitors
"N b kI X O N C O M P A N Y B l a i r ,e r a s
G .L .D ,
'¢---An A ency Established by Unequalled ServiceInsurance of Every Known Kmd g
Hex-bet German, eounty
er shipped some 224-pound h~
to due South Omaha Stock Ml
et, Tuesday; the shipment :co
at the $18.85 muk.
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weeds and barley:Phone 2649,
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CHEA 0 \lEm Frrmt.12-n*as bu.
s mancna B ~Hartford Fire Insurance Co. to be Sl29,6'l\,4B4.03. This Company Has Been Time-Tested
and Never Found Wanting Since 1910, and is Ono of th e Few Compa nies t h a t Ca me
Through Such National Disasters as tha Chi cago Fire and tho San Francisco Earthquake
Payi ng Thei r Claims and Conti nuing to do Busine ss.
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FOR SALE:Minneapoliaéloline1% ton Fund truck; 1940 il ton
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FOR SALE: Modern 5-room houseclose in. Also income nrouertv byowner. Phone 292.2-tl
Se'ira S~laton were M12-1:~310 West 1-'rom
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FOR RENT
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...~y 1 -BILITY of Companies, Give U2 the Opportunity to Discuss Your
insurance Matters Before Writing or Renewing.BETTER YET---
O Ser"Ask Our Hundreds of Satisfied Policy Holders Regarding ur -
Before You Buy: Compare the ssnvlcl-; and ADJUSTMENTS of Our Agency With Any of Our Competitors
"N b kI X O N C O M P A N Y B l a i r ,e r a s
G .L .D ,
'¢---An A ency Established by Unequalled ServiceInsurance of Every Known Kmd g
Hex-bet German, eounty
er shipped some 224-pound h~
to due South Omaha Stock Ml
et, Tuesday; the shipment :co
at the $18.85 muk.
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weeds and barley:Phone 2649,
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CHEA 0 \lEm Frrmt.12-n*as bu.
s mancna B ~Hartford Fire Insurance Co. to be Sl29,6'l\,4B4.03. This Company Has Been Time-Tested
and Never Found Wanting Since 1910, and is Ono of th e Few Compa nies t h a t Ca me
Through Such National Disasters as tha Chi cago Fire and tho San Francisco Earthquake
Payi ng Thei r Claims and Conti nuing to do Busine ss.
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FOR SALE:Minneapoliaéloline1% ton Fund truck; 1940 il ton
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FOR SALE: Modern 5-room houseclose in. Also income nrouertv byowner. Phone 292.2-tl
Se'ira S~laton were M12-1:~310 West 1-'rom
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FOR RENT M o o n apmh-nent.dvvmstaira.
124;310 West Front.
5-ROOM modzrn house for rent.12-11:uo nnrd Amll.MODERN APARTMENT, close inTelephone292.7-ti
FOR ~ENT: Four-room house and
b~ | ._$1o per mo._
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F i n e C O I l d i | . i o l l .C .W ." " " " " ' § ' § , ' |- _' -_'| ; | : u c l q ;n v u c v v u . . . . . . . . .| u . ¢ u v U
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''N T ;m fn r ;C °o le near EJ C PE RI ENC ED g ur l wan ts ho us e also vi si ted the reFR
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£n # O n S t Gas work and c are of c hild ren oxen
cW E SE L L q u a li ty baby chickn.J S? agld water.Fi no lvc ationBooky ou r o rde rs early .f o r offic e o r sma ll business ings.503 Ea s t C o lfa x.12 -I t
'Produc e.F r me r lv Be:noice's Beau ty ;A GOOD MA N t o wo r k o n fa rm.9-3t Dolan'a Feed &:mil
red,"»'13{°,'§lFon SALE:B*erk%hire gills b
fo r A vr i l fa rr ow.1 tm f 11-2t"Ho wa r d Char o .
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went of Blair.12 - lt*
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It Brinf;s . Results
FOR SALE
Ei fa te r c nrn ine w w e r ,vou r ba bv c hic ks now wut?
Washimzton Co un tv Hatc hl
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7 \I..\DIOLUS»y gung peppy bu\b31 FOR SALE: Si! fl€Sh milk QOBJ LSThirty varie ties and c o lors. Dis-'In qu i re fo r Ke nn eth Piper,1 %
.........»..fl umm 11nn 3 0 9 w .miles west of DeSobo.~12»zv=
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a drummperFi-
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case mnzuwu. ........ ...-, _,,2 1L'S h.1out_ _ _ _|PnAm1 E HAY for sale.Peter
SCRATCH PADS.hi lh q\.\l"\Vi
bond saver. 12: wr wound.Oth-er uualities. Sc uer uound.\FOR SALE:Ysgefs hybrid, 120.
43-£1 The Entcrurise.111 U. S. 18.Arnold Hansen.Phone Kennard 3601.'1-St'
OATS for B8l€-A. B. Baales.12-if TYPEWRITEO1;k¢.lBBONS_AllWHITEno c x u m Coekere\§',kei°' <52 °°"°{""?°'"'""
chicks for sale.|The En e ' Lf.
Washiuzwn County Hxtchery. Fon s.u.E CHEAP: 11/1 lot East11241.|Nelgxaska sc.Call Black 97.
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Hagge, Phone 221 on 31.12-11.*
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FOR SALE J hn ra eofr\\»E p\a.nf.e'r-i2 -i 12%. Dsv1s.rp0R SALE:-A pair uf double
l trees two pole sirius.three.',_<|-.u uAi.'d:Holstein cows. !re§\3,Cathér co1l\}rs.o0e1}lek kg;
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mlr m o m ha n two mo r e We4\kS.
If y ou nl e interested in a straw.
berry bed,the S€nntor Dunlap
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Coffee
SAS'y
1 lb. Zlc
Crackers
1 lbs. l8c
1 lb. llc
Sardines
I N o u .
Sc Can
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Pancake Flour
V ITA R ICH
3 lb. Bag l4c
23c lb
K.C. BAKING POWDER
While They Last
Z5»0unce Can -l8c
16-Ounce Can _l3c
I0-Ounce Can 7c
Pork Chops
CENTER CUTS
.33c lb.
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Kraft Dinner
2 Pkgs. 17c
296: lb
Bu lk Kr au t
6¢ lb.
wa U 0
Potatoes
SEED
100 LB. BAGS
Cake Flour
BLACKBIRD23/, lb. Pkg. 13c
Bacon Squares
.l9c lb.
Kraft Cheese
Swiss,lb.-38:
American, lb.3Sc
Long Horn,lb 30c
2 lbs. 45c
Hamburger
Pickles
mms
9c jar
M inced Ham
wns0Nsl9c lb.
good u m a w yum-=»»--..--,kit shoul:In*t Wait un§il n.e>=t "¢\'{
P n m e the rosie 'bushes Loo.ua.- -NA .+¢\lf¢dnn't Ieave » . J 4_gwvvi gxapu onsun.,..,1Thewin The F`i\|over three buds.Y [{l°0\s|out and producn better if cur dancing si
_''--_......Nebraska,back..Don't nexium ua pruney o u r Nu bushes well back into\
we green stx\k, even il no morethan s i;ches remains above the
the Amat
Friday ew
nn 6; Dax
and Dorot
; d " § e anrluzers.Phone 221on RS-12.n F. w. Jenseml
S B E U S fo r h co ws md c\ ole\12~l§66 W est Grant St
°°"';;=§;1 and extra mod hreeu--
'u .i é i w i f Sn milo o r e N ° T | ' t S
..._ff.1 1 1 m. M U
omxd.I-I ad '......e mFl~y be gr own i n8\.t¢ennn¢2v.S e t O u t t h t ~
A tnpdv
...»»»¢m - -
I
mh
d do not try to false them from
ed.They should be set out next
aeknanoonmthe gardnespot
dry.Light, 'lxwts will not in-
\ / n u l v u u V F Bellows Friday. §A¢urday,|mncn no .M .... ...,A NNOU NCE M E NTS 1'».g.=»»=»f¢ M=f"'>;';;_*\;\» 'rl-mal 10-az'
__n lm. Ba t'o ants n _cmmca or °'=""S"`T.A.Lefepuon mr ,fL~ff`f'n.mbm on §,,.'EAnL mY'ssx,wB=x\uu¢». 'soc
fo-~..,., ,I _hlloth-A \. wh ter Sunday. The Commupiop ..,|gmnw 51.m g x
MAY H
belt i10-SC'
rzr.1'l'n2jure than.1. Po ta wa may be planted nm|
Utne now.Red Triumphs aree a r\ y mmrm.Euiy Ohloe »,nd\
Cnhhlers,however,grow well:round here.\
For||.gnden wimibreak,we
m m m Chinme Elm or Can-
Lindehmeyer:xv a.....,......._.._.school. nj mm.Némlng wurship,\vl¢e w\\\be held,as of former\=°mm;,;\;»s;»»<f sermon, "LessonBéegxjs, on Thunday before EMM,
from 'um hal Entry" Palm p.m.Sundxy.6:30,PJunior Endavor.\LUTHERAN KENNARD AND~7:30, sénnon, "Annum and un WASHINGTON-P.c.Jensem'
mmf - n n "_Sunday School, 10 mjn. at Kenrxi
BAP'1'l§'i`--Gugaf. spe:ker,D.II.Pllfff Sunday Semce #2 B pm..
Ward of Des Momes, w\\\ coductl Specxnl Communion S¢\"hcs Thurs-\--\n-...\ 1... 'llv. 8 mn. Easter Sunday |p¢£i,1
駧€"'r""`§"` "az u¢¢."1,;;;,
B ~
w m a l m m b x x u n a -'.'g f r o m 6 3 , l l ~ M l g g 5 '
soma of the highizsibpmducin ~o u lm m .DANA c 1.LEc§¢- §'"'='
FARM, Phone ms.12-21 °'"''' - - 1 -K-\»\WE ~
FOR, SALE;Five exh1»good*
A.H.SPE
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iors, nel
fnuxjth c
gc-nts'e
Includec
d i n e w
Ru i h V
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Jnnps.
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winner:
awards
bra ska
J .P.
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' dent.
bir th:
27.
23c lb Hamburger
K.C. BAKING POWDER
While They Last
Z5»0unce Can -l8c
16-Ounce Can _l3c
I0-Ounce Can 7c
2 lbs. 45c
M inced Ham
wns0Nsl9c lb.
9c jar
ecwd from the upper one-rl the class, will take Re-
ummn,March 80 and 31.
l in the group are Geral-
ehmeyer, Donna Patterson,
Vilkins,Luverne Cunning-
ene Kruger,and Walter
i
ugh this competition,thea of 250 scholarships to be\
fd by the University ol Ne-~
are releclnd.
JOHNSON NEARS
9lST s m'rnu,xY
P.Johnson,Blair resi-
will celebrate his 91st
lny next Friday.MarchAn lnfarmal g§th€1:lng`o(
ble Glasses, wmv pn". w........-_..service,10:30.Lenten service, B
p.m.Communion service on the
eveningof Holy Thursday, begin~
ning at 8 o'<:lock. Good Friday een-
vice begins at 10:30. An Easter
cagntata will be presented jw the
choir on Wednesday evening, Ap-
ril 1, in the church.The public it
invited.ST.M.-\RY'S EP'lSCOPAL-~
Gordon Hughes:Church School..9:80. Morning Worship, 11 o'::\ocl¢.
ROSE HILL METHODIST--A_
W. Clarke: Sunday School, 10 n.n1.
Divine Service, 11 mm. The pastor
will preach."Palm Branches or
Cmss Beams".M211-1oDts'r._J°hn P, Br'00lt.!:
10 a.m., Church School,worshipand study. ll |.m., Moming Wor-
L._ --.n ...........~ "I-'nirest Lord .le-
\
i\I
Divine Service..THOMPSON BROS. HYBRIDR A Y M O N D H O L S T E I N F1 Inw|d939-Slteffelted
at nm $51, :d dJ O I N S T H E N A 34.50. soc ;:au¢¢l¢m ~ q f u g l
.imyniahd Holstein, non of Mr . gf d mg de -M J . " ` § ' 5 ' fl ' § { '" "
ami Mrs.Ed Holstein of Gnlva,lawn, former Washington County GOOD WORK MAILB. Also some
residents, has joined the U. s.slwtled Poland u m a rows.,Navy, He will leave in n few dnya ~ ~ § = 5 * " " ~2 m §';'"';'for the Great Lakes station to un-o mr.-1¢
d e r g o a preliminary trnining|FOR SALE:
course.onta.BOCRaymondspent"ge week-end liovendlck,Blair Rt. 3.12-2
visiting friends nnd relntives i nlpo n SALE
Good clean Khei-non
w r bu.Herman!
:Raspberry.straw-nsplngun plants.Blair and vicinity.berry md12-lt., m b Hooks.
M d M dl Po l 2 . 3 . . ¢ § .¢ '¢ \. Z'°°° an TRY MORGAN Bno s s e w|.._.._.._.U.___._-_._»....,x...'l QORN-safnrales s_B:"'- %:"':"°i
1 \| v l§¢
FOR SALE: soo bu. Gunner wus.John Becklun, Blain, -Phono 122on 86.12-2t'
.1
FURNITUF/E upholnterlhg, retin-ishing.repdrlng, not canlng_..rug work, mnrremes. em.Phone*
Blue 151.George N. Miller.
12-tr /
CARDEN i>L;.vxNa and team
work.'1-'fan H.Strlckletl.can Rui '19z 11-sc
I.I.sf.LN,.FARME RSl "I wantYO'-\r dead ntvck.Have s varietyof premiums.Blair Renderlnx
Service. Phone 17 collect..H°l}v Jensen. Agent, Union Ren-denlrx Co.. LaPlatw. Nebr. 9-tl
I-'0UNDA'noNs di d waterwaysunderdrainspout:should be
Il n
..~oe
Material
V u l c a n i ; ~
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W e W m B u y
Your Old 'fires
For Cash
PRODUCTSOpen Al ~ngGOOD*/EAR
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We Wm Buy
Your Old 'fires
For Cash
n¢¢|-ala of Condition
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