04-23-1942Nam-ash's mug m,¢,mW¢¢kly Newlpapek- Plant. i i i _~ . r » - 1 - - 4 - | - 1 1 ' \T ' \ 1 ' \ T .i 'nv '(']FFi¢:ial Countv
M ore Local l'|€wapu.uuThan Any Other Weekly
1 ln Nebraska
1 .~D L Y 1 l . Q 1 \ » L L \ » 1 » ` \ . / I - J1~ym¢y.on¢ RuralCo~f \d8hf1FwmnHQuarU0¥i o!County ~°*""
s U n a c m m 1 o u r m o z v m n v s . m ; u s o
"J osh ua Fi t the Battle of J eri c ho",
was g ive n an "A " ra tin g fo r e ve ry
poin t. oli wh ic h th e c hor al gro ups
were jud§'ed:interpretation,into-
nntion,accuracy,rh y th m,tone,
dic tion,presentation an d appear-
ance.~...
|§ *\..1 . m 1 v t z i u g i l 'w h i c h t h e y w i l l
~1 | u \ \ . i d w i l l b e d e t e r m i n e d o n
v 1 § | \ 1 I o f H I G H ' ¢ B t i I 1 | 1 8 . \ ¢ B d p r o d u c -
\1'u [U 1 i l l c o n s u m p t i o n l a s t y e a r .
1
I V ~1t.\liHIl will be held at 11118
rIln;;t n Blair,F o r t Calhoun,
¢n11:\r=i and Herman high 3t]l00\8.
»r\ha.nt:s in the towns where
tion which will reach heya
dumticm of the war. The mu
one which is vital to both
ness men and farmers and
;predicted that much intere
be shown in the meeting.
:P
s h e ~ e n ~.=.~
ERNE ST BROCK
J 0 l N S A R M Y ' r o B E H E L D
Ernest Brock, son of Mr.and W E D . ,A P R I L .
~ EI ¢\§°§l§n»°fd"}:¢;q&h¢m y ~ " ° ° w T § T ° ° ' B
§¥"'§'§'¢§&1"\%°J'?,'<f'3i ifns ;;'§,,' {,'§\ gather at the §dethodisrtryc.h
into the fmnnoe department with »\;m~na n Wednesday e
Alcohol' Plants
,J mi '_z.Apr§l B w h e n D r .
` FSJ T333 wsxno( years he hu ristensen, h d of the Chemubeen in thenutomubile business ,,,| Department _cf the UnvernltyAuburn, 'Nebruka, but since U,,__Nebrukn, d.mcuns_ the Ieuiblli
cle sm put the limitations on um and the posalbilitxes of the es
business,Ernest thought bag wlishment of Sndnntrill nl
make x chnnge. The business \m._pl\nta in WI-B~\§U|Kf°!\ County.
der competent help will be kentChnstensen wxll also touch ~
nmnilir so um when the war ispther chanlca!devalcpments
over, Ernest can come back home which Nebraska farm producm
- n an im~ ~mn:-=
..-.{S{§ gf?
p
gar Ration
'ork Started
`lers Will Be Regis-
' |First. Consumerso Follow Shortly .
L ADJUSTSTOCKS IN STORES
- ers uelllng sugar will feel
int pinch of the sugar radon-
xrogram which is to mu! in-
ltion next week, na Com-
.y Raticming Chainnan Hughoke thin week. All gmcers will~uired to register on next~ay or Wdnesday ln the first
u! Lhe program. Following the
xtralion of reiailers, an adjust-. of sugar stacks in tho starsbe mnde which will Lake fonne issuanco of sugar purchase` mates which will allow the
haso ot additional sugar stocks
ithhold the purchase of sugar
l their over-supply is gona.purpose of such action il in
rje u leveling out of sugar
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W a n t A Q u e e n ?H e 1 e ' s 5 o f T h e m ...
Ono of the above girls will be
queen for a day at Dana College
when the annual Dana CollegeLilac Time May Festival takenplace on May Znd.The five girls
pictumd above are the ehoice of
the Dana coeds, having been ael-ected by vote o! the student body
early this month.
The Ulu Ti me activity i lsponsoredby the D m boyl'
-»..
A." Club.The queen who wil
relgn at the featival will not ~=announced until the night of th~
affair.In the above piehire, leff.
right,the girls are Mhr2U¢Ann Johnson, Fresno, California
Bcity Ann Oleaon,'HuuzhinmMinnesota; Eleanor Jansen. Chi
cage;Honor Lyche,Elkho -Iowa;and Vlrglnia `Ca@pbel
Blair,"
HenryC. Ogram
Makeslnitif1lTriQ
Actual size of 'win depend up§f`1°l'iILg §§¢l::=u \ T*"*""`" in s world which is IIl0lBL
~nduring. gf»=;h@»d June, when 1§
T'§3""§§`i°'£?L?`L'if°" than Hg'
a
zinningsm eeg °f§"E§`1T1 m;_.g;_- for 2 quarter of a century.ua
Farmers are urged to keep in toucl;fm annual baccalaureate sermonwith County Agent E DFnhrney will be given by the clans on Sun-d a y e v e n i n g , M a y 1 7 t h w i t h g 1 m d u ~
"~0W i l'l~
afrxic
andand
GGY l
whiM h
of t
~uried beneath it in the mudter of the creek. The bank
of! in large chunks, some of
weighed us much as sever-ndred pounds, burying several
z ouths entirely.
N I E X h v l J.\lU1ll.1J1&|1\'J..\u t Injure d .as " " `r§`oB1~'5'RE§CmG nlcuuun w -
°-°.m2,;'a-"f'§:?C.'~°....~:'. : ~..¢.~Be Topic at
Vlctuns of Earth Slide zen"-..:.~ °°"I"f,.'.:'.a,."°».§":,.~Men sDmner
SE; Kauea, Fo
Schoolbqys
Ask GES T9 gear
BILLY DEAN H1-NE;29
Mr
H
Leo
rsvo!E amb-
.poninwulnlph Hineline.The five boys involved, in addi-on to those previously named,
era Iver Piper, son of Mr. and
lm Kenneth Piper; (igrry _faul-
Fhal I l B GI I I I I B I l l l\|.luluuuu:u " J -»»...n\.. :...r~1.....L..=....n f f'.nn1n 1f!!1:B m m !
lA Blair GrouDS \§",l';`I:'.§:°l','§`§,.,"3'5";'¥.§£l."";1i'i:on, son of Mr. and M'aulaon;and Inland ;_ - . . - __-¢R a t e d S u p e r l o r
AtMus1c.Contést
Highest Ratings Given
Octet,Glee Clubs,
Mixed Choir
evening._The use of the middlewest larthe lncsting of war lndustrlss his
lesped to thu foreground in meant
months due m tha immunity M
danger Imm slr raids, hsrge npsnspacesinwhichfactoriesAnd
plants may be located and genenl
freedom from congestion.Along
with the increase in war produn-tion has come the notd lor indul-
--ul as 'um alcohol plants o! gfelter u-
svixilsblxiwera .w.,&'.4 1our§"3§Y' E N'b' °"""v ¥ " ° i " § "
Blml High School music groups aw.u on e F nthe Illish-ict Music Contest in l":v-lg°\§?ty "imid ~ g>f§= es-
mont,April 17 and 18.The A m,.§'§¢ o In .52 2'"$| Q
groups honond in this msrmer arelmen shu r g m; i nw re g fi n 3 ;
the boys'oem,girls'and boys'f hgleeclubsand the n. esppellsluu o ol as a mutor fuel andc h i Anf di h Iesllela one time acohol gas was sold
° r.a n v .at local servicq stations. W: Chris;
~Zihnil muy serve their customers ,__
iq the lull exte nt o f th ei r c u stom-ers' allowed pur c \\ass.___~ B U G S A R E ~~~
¥"m"§ §
other! fr
the dgep,| ndimcent
d o g
After the regiltrauon ox grocer:next week, another, larger regim-
tntinn will take place when con-sumers ul this calmly will regis-
ter. This is scheduled to be enum
ed the fnllowing week. Exact time.dam und date will be unauneed
S m u u u s ' 1 ' t u u u A 1
Winwr mortality at chinch bugs
was not enough to have much el-
fect on LhepotenLlal chlne_l\ bug
population ln Washington County,
and far-mera .of thiq area are
Eoin Blair High
'l°hursday,May2l
,,.... .1,. ¢-_...11....
IO W DL w a n a . [ t u - . . _ | . . . _ .: h e y vy e r q b u i l d i n g t h e d a m
-5 \in The Enterpnse nean. woun-....almstatutaunalandmd u str l u s
'- --A |an 1\ndni*.¢l1R bak-sr.:-=°-~=° ""= a '°"°"' """"'|G1_4§S 1? §25.'="¥.3.':.:'::.'f'will the annual spring survey of '1`1'18J1_1n .|.1'i41...~§{=,g""°the bank to get dirt To build gg;"T .J
the Nebraska College of Agricul-t m n M a y 2 s dm, when guddeuly u imc P |Th neck in which Bmy Dean
ture, nine or ten counties were of the bank let go..'E c at his death Tuesdayclassed as "quite serious" in their In less than a month :mother A number of the 1105* who "¥£°*H1nd}ne In sh vm in the above
I o u t l o o k f o r c h i n c h b u g s .. f r e n 9 1 °c l a s s o f B l a i r ; a § g g § ¢ 1 g g ° j = _ g _ n i _ ° g a i d i n g w i t h t h e P w i e c t .l a w u m o r n i n g i s o
. ..I . _ . . . . . - j i n e ¢ f | | \ ! . l n l n h n z a .TT C * I T P ~~~
'_ers or sugar Bunn an u-=-af---= --_-......:-,. nur' nnn'rH|"f.if)nef|.e8 should al-1 Anwn mmn the 'T-year-old boyseneuhg .
1
°`Elii¢"'" £5 »¢h5°|. Finurenburiedinthemudmdun-
m .
s o
l f
1.
1.1
M a r k s ,m u s i c i n s t r u c t o r .
" "|\.\..|.....,\.
us 01;of a l-
i s A
oduc -
d t h e
.ter is
m i -
i t i s
t w i l l
_':':::::'::; fluff!! dl!! "'"!E'fl'!"I".£"' ":::.:
tl:¢;-<L1|.h|\u1J. are located are amseo1.. r» 1:1 tl\|1r high schools to rog»i 1 r. Uo1l>ing stores such as Or-
uu f :1pLknr :md Telbasto ngay reg-ister at their nearest Hiqg School.
In Blair all pogigtrltlo Wm'b¢
held at the Central School. R¢g§g~tration hours will be 9 to 12 and
for further word about the chinchibug situation during the growing
season.
A A A R e p o r t s
n r I |)_____]\
ation taking pine on the followingThursday, May 21st.
The class mis year numbers 63
which is 6 less than thlnt which
gnduntod in 1941.It is, however,for from the record number of
92 which graduated in 1039.The tentative list of graduates
A number of the boys at meschool ran nearly hal1a mile to
the Roland Smith farm home to
summon aid by telephone 'While
others worked feverishly Winn;
cover this buried boys. Men of the
distHct soon assembled as well asdoctorsfromBlair,member2 of
uown l1ll55Uun|
lu i l t A t T h e B l a i r B o a t
W o r k s ,L a r e s t A n d
F i n e s t O n i v e r
The new bout, the "Henry C.mmm", recently launched at the
:lair Boot Works and built by Pet-
men and Haecker of Blair, made
L1 trial mn last Saturday from
llair to Omaha..The leisurely run from Blxir,
hrough squalls and heavy show-
~ required more than three hoursinmoved. according to those on
the band, girls' octet, mixed octet,
pencunaion group, and by MargnretBxrry. for her bafnli twirling elb-
hibildon.Georgia Wrleh's soprano
solo and Mildred Johnson'u pimms
solo were rated 8°°'i-
As a result of their appearance
at the contest, the boys' octet waswas invited tn ning over radio sta~
tion KORN on Friday evening.
The group includes Philip Im-sen,Jack Barry,Kenneth Feet, Charles
Han-dlhoh,Nels Carlsen.Wdrren
Jenkins md Martin Kuhr.More than two Lhouund stu-
dents ntwnded the distritt contestan Pmmnnt: Blair was represented
The dinner hu been ee: xo; mov.Tickets are 65¢ per person. Tiek-
et luis chdx-men are L. C. Ki p,
Peter Strlckled, and BlbéBol:_0'l-Innlon is generul chalnnan.Farmers who do not receive nn ln-vitation are welcome io attend "un-der their own power",stated
Chairman O'I1anlon early today.
Rétervations, however, must be innolaterthanMonday evening.
CALHOUN G IS 'roNATION CAPITOL
Two Fort Calhoun girls are
lamong the mmy young womn.
1 in 5.X.ed for the sugar rgtioning is
\m»\x;;ht about by the curlailment.
.J hipments frnm the Philippines
na-rl the Hawaiian lllands and by
xl <increased use uf sugar in in-
dnnrial plants mnking war mnwr-
ial. Llwer,when consumers axelncedunthesuszsrnti oni nlln - \of nmhulng, ration card!
will he issued tn individuals ol the\nrious familles Aoqrjiing "Sli
W o r k o n D o n a
Pleclgesilomplete
Ma1ge§Record Timr In
Vi s i t i n g E v e r y F a r m
Ho me . 2 1 1 2 Se e n
The Triple A organization, sid-. .- _-...\.... ...ra ..n...Ȣ mlm
follows.All graduaies areBlair unless otherwise, slated.
aida Amcs;Jenn Amlle en Andersen, Herman;FBailey; Raymond Bellows; V
Bellows; Jr.;Hans Doe;I
Carlsen; Pauline Cottei Junels;Mary Jayne Divine;lDudgeon;Shirley Fischer;Foley; Gerald For-sberg; W
Fuhlrodt; Marvin Goldbeck;
and Goreham; Glen Guyer; C
:Elinor5°hf'\ f;''~'!;1=n "him
Farren uLeon- tl
arls tl
KIEll LU' uns nun 1°-,_ __M k tous sc hool. He was later en
lc Blair Hospital ln an nmbuhmc f-Artif ic ia l re ap intio n wa s me an -'B I L L Y D E A N u1:~:r;11:~:B
rhilc g iven w Billy D ean Hixleline Rahman Photo Hntrrprlar Engraving
nt the efforts were to no gvml. Hel
QSM, Lhae the 65-foot mwlmz is ~ '" " "',
xc
hiitted for the worécalt will gg-y 1 Y°""8 _penplm \'ho have \>=;_»= wwinwd w pon-e vessel is being en m -tons in Wu ington, D. C.Miss-wn, Illino igwhé xe n win be plxced 3 00 NOW ENROLLED Marian McNuir, daughter ol mr.=-_ ..-am M R Miniuiuui River I N H O M E N U R S I N G a n d Mn.Fred McNair, ldt last,.,..\¢ nw um caoitol where she wi1\pf:
:b
is
P
I
I1
rl>ent plans, each memvrgr vt -~~,lmily vqill be allowed 'A pound ofnur per week.Also nnnounvged.
it out nftleielly, is a 5-pofund lim-
L pvr person per yenr for esnninll
»ur|m5cs._`
COUNTY EXAMSA RE FR I DA Y
Eighth grade exunlnalionn forcounty rural school ehildren willlf held throughout the county to-mmw (Pridw). mud Q°w§¢y
Superintendent Ralph Fmt m l d
this v/eek!`About 200 ln the Wylll take the exxml and hal! of the
Amber is upectd to come U0
Blair. The balnnoe will take a-
aminutions at Kennnrd,Arllng»
ton,Calhoun,Herman, Washing-
wn, Fnntenelle, and the Xmmxnuel
I/uthernn School in the watom
unpnrt ol the co rvThe final examinations will be
held May 'I at whichime All pu-
pils will come to Blur.
e o n y l u :w e r e w i l l i n g 0 0 g l v e L l m ¢5 °t h e
m o v e m e n t ,c o m p l e t e d t h e d r i v e
t h r o u g h o u t t h e c o u n t y f o r d e f e n s e
b o n d s a n d d e f e n s e p l e d g e s l n r e c -
o r d t i m e t h i s w e e k .T h e i r w o r k
w a s v l r h m l l y c o m p l e t e d b y M o n ~
d w e v e n i n g ,a c c o r d i n g t o C l a r k
L i p p i n c o t t ,A A A e h s i r m m o !
W a s h i n g t o n C o u n t y .A m m o f 1 1 . 0 w o r k e r s a i d e d w i t h
t h e c n n vn s a l a s t w e e k ,L i p p i n c o t t
r e p o r t e d , m x - k i n g 2 1 1 2 c a l l s i n t h e
c o u n t y . I t i s b e l i e ve d t h a t ve r y f e w
w e r e m i s w i r i n t h e d r i v e , T h e r o -
x p o n a e w u e x o e p t i o n n l l y g o o d , t h e
a v e n g e n w h d u g ; s s , a o f o r t h e
n e x t y e s .1
A l l w o r k e r s , i n c l u d i n g C l u k U P -
p l n c o m J a m e s l l h r a w l m d C l a i r
e n c ¥ W i l k e n i n g , w h o m i l l s 3 1 ? t h e
T r i p e A b o a r d , d i d t h e w o r k w i t h -
o u t e l u r g e f o r t i m e o r m i l e a g e .
G e o r g e T .H e d e l u n d ,C o u n t y
B o n d S a l e C h a i r m a n , r o p o r t d e u -
l y T u e s d a y t h a t c o m p l e t e r e b u m s
h a d n o t y e t b e e n r e c e i ve d f r o m t h e
t o w n s o f t h e c o u n t y b u t B - n o c o m -
\. . . :. . ¢
Hamilton; Lillian Hansen; MymeHansen;Roger Hansen;BroyHarding; Ruth Holbrook; Margar-et Hovendlck. Hennnn; Phyllis lv-
ereon, Herman;Lyle Japp, Kennard; Pearl Jen-
sen; Phyllis Jensen; Phyllis Jones;Dngny Kjellin;Lydia Larlen;James Long; Beverly McBride;
Ann McQuarrie; Enid Mocll; Wr-
bare Moore; Ruth Mundorf; Glen
Nlcholxen; Gerhud Nygnud; Ver-non Perry; William P!el!Ier;Paul
Pieper; Jeanette Plumb; BorbunPound;Ethel M u Ray;Arthur
Robinson; Eunice Holland; Wilma
Root;Dondd Rnstemmn; Roland
Smith,Fort Calhoun;Cliffordsan, Pm callwun; Hmm Sender-
up; Alice Thompson; Aim: Thorn-
burgh; LeRoy Von; Roland Wonrick; Nell Webster; Ruuell Wes-
terguxd;Georgia Wrieh;Bette
Young; Jean Young.
MRS- R. nrrcmmmBUYS PAULGEN CAFE
vels
vls
ly1
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i
EFI EHR? lime her graduationlmm 'nm-n Calhoun Hllh 3¢|,¢,¢1,mink ;11"1l},2}ken igto the Uy
`E1'2`n§Q 'Miiéizus °m:;1~¢;,,-...,,mana. IJ
hic h ev
:rvic e c
Th e bl
p | | ' ¢ | . | . | | | | U I | | : _ " ' " 1 " i ; ," " '- ' - _ 'g n i n M I l l Il ll l ll l ' b l l \ l v l l P - " ' - i n " i a . 1 : 5§ " ' i ' f " I . . . . . . . . . \ " ° p u t 1;\ ¥ f . . . . . . . " ¢ = . m ¢ 5 a t u m E m u .N w \ ? E ' . ' P f _ 3 1 ' . E ". . 3 . § " » . ' I. ° ° . 1 '. 'f . 4 '¢ . a m a num| .c e,nur. l\3nli..\IU ...,...-,-_had c ome too late.rac k waters °1.-~ _-.... +..1 lil me Elll.D¢Uu»no a t ti e d u p f o r th e n i g h t
Do u glla s tr e et br i dg e a t
and resumed i u cruise
m n Sunday mor nin g.
u b e r o f O m a h n m e n w e r e
; 1 _K - : _# m a n n ~f b
~ Iiéiéling orraxmiwd an vo\~| U. rugn wlwn. ww- -~----- -unteern r p m themselves known. to r epor t f or a . si milar p osi tion in
Eze wor k il; o pe n to ever y o ne -" 3 W a sh in gto n, s ur ly in J un o.
ere is no ee or expense involvupon th e p art of tho se e nga ged in C H I L D D R O W N S ;
n.- I-ninind*cnurte.Th e wo r k i s B U R I E D F R I D A Y
WRCTC |llGy Wcnu vnu.-......_,_to bed.T h e y remained there
th mu g h o u t th e d a y an d still au f-
1 latefe:ed from shoc k an d abil
Tuesday .The teacher at the school is Mins
Hxr jo r i e Salt: y vho gold 1'h<;.f1=;
~t'~?x.,Z .
5maha smvnx them brine wumn- umm on m me #ww U. .._=.....,A. Jonas, president of f.\§e ~ ing home nursing m m who
River Development Apocmuon and might take over muh U! dw work
I, 1¢ Welsh, member Q! the uso- of wang for nluk me wounded in
cmuonn executive couunmee.the event of war or major num-
Aisn aboard were Fnnlg Pggcka, tropha in
_ Ernest Roland G°\1'Y. 18-mumh
old mn of Mr.and Mrs.Philip
Gary of wut o f Herman, wasburied Friday inthe New England
cemetpry; garden \v_ere'hel2_nt 2
terprise following mg_1 --_...a.1'lh i t B116 h i ll TQPBIWUI;vn--- _the c hildren agninat play ing in that
In Blair :nam " J " -.Xlo"c1ock at the rum Dlvf-llfv Uguluscreek.| 1 1 ~ 1 1 1 " w g i n ~ w i t h R g v . J q h n l ' 8 l » 0 I |
W O H IB II '_.E€°E?f..'i',I n C l 1 h o u n 3 8 i n _ b r ¥ o n o -e j ° S '||nf \.f li i?4 . u ; a - - : - - I W i l IG H .LuvW . C ° m " 5 ' t h e r e i n a
;::k;?t1;§chool and a. rnadwrtl'1 i 1 1, of if. Accordinti to .in-RALPH HINELINI: . . . :gin and Chris-I. Pererwrl. x1=v=====5-»---=. saw m ux ,._,___,___.?m§`w§§2 given The Enb¢lPl'l59»very Pale and frightened and c bu\1ders,a11d DT.M01-rm M. are emvuedand in Arlingwil, 86;Little rarnulr. unrwuw .Ulu .than h u b w ;an appropriation suffermg a broken les,1-um Nnelsen of Blamr.The boat earned gg l;n week in a. water tank nem-
._\¢|f-frnrn kin nrdlml in the Biair Hom a q_1jew_ ot six.J A H N E L F I L E S F D R a mpe-8lvu a»nmnnu-at.ed r15 Survwors are the parents I.nn\ rn | I L :Q lf \Hli I H. \,.\... n-...1.\..»..1 nf ,,1,,¢_{¢_
NAVY RELIEF l
D R W E 0 P E N S
with a county quota of ms, the
Navy Relief Soc.iety'drive will be
conducted in Washington Couztyhom April 2? to May 4.Ralph
,fairdlild of Blair is county ehaih
riian; he will be assisted by. Mrs.
H.C.McClellan,vice <-hairman.Neln-aska's quota is $32,688.anothc national fund to be raised la
$s,ooo,ooo.
COUNTIANS WED AT I
SAN LUIS OBISTO
-'\popular place for marriages,
n.-mlv. was San Lula Obisto,
California; local tr-lends have re-re.\¢ll word of the weddings there
l
of ww- former Washington Countymen, both of whom are naw in the
armed forces of our nation.Mfgwrvoral Paul Soanton. son of
- ang Mrs. Roy Spanton of Blair,
Ind hllar Jennie Bieksr ol Omaha,
were married at the San Lain
Obisto Catholic Mission last week.
A ceremony at the chanel on" m b 2 1 m o o sm.Ro om c.Menkxng, onetime resident of Arl-ington. ard Miss Edith Sohotwrt of
Little Rock, Arkansas. caps. Q 1;
Rent:offleiated and attendantswere SKY- and Mrs. Victor Sensor-er. Sgt. and Mrs.Menldng will
make their homs in New Jersey,where he plans to attend an of-!lcer's tralulnk school. The groom'smmm, Mr. me un. A, c. la nk-inz, now rollde ln Pasadena,Cal~
n.....x..\...» .-_ .,.|\.|¢m¢»~ ln the
pilation of me réllulm woe vw.,made. He indicated, however, unrl
what reports had come in werevery good and he felt quite satis-I
lied with the results o! the e!1ort.|
PAPIO SUPERVISORS
TO BE ELECTED
Two supervisors of the Paplo
Soil donservation District will be,deded Saturday, April 25.The
only polling place where those
owning land in the District mayvote in person will be in the oflioe
of Ed Matthiesen, Blair.Voting
»
may be dune between the hodrs of
1:00 p. rn. and 8:00 p. rn.Any District land»owner may,however, vote by mail.Ballotsmay be sxurod at the office ofEd
Matthieaen, Blair; or at any of the
following locations:Johnson Drug
Stem. Herman;William SleversShun,Fort Qlhoun;Kennard
Stall Bank, Kennard; Green Lan-tern Cale, Arlington; Orum Store;
Fontanolle Store.Mailed ballots should be ni -
dreoled zo Ed Matthissen,Blur.
Nebraska, or to H. E. Engstrom,secretary State Soil ConservationCommittee, Lincoln, Nam-salm.l
Anyone voting by maif should,
be sure to place his name on the
\
envdope for .identitioatlon purwl-\_
ea, as only District land mmm
are allowed to vote.Ballots may
be mailed any Hme previous to
sazurd»ydev:;in¢,m}>of-mr-_:p
ore t,zs .d.u.u¢ mn¢ wv » ¢ a u¢ o m~d
to ao.. _ . ._ . . . -
Mrs.Ruth Hitchman,who has
been connected with the Fort Crook
sehool of instruction at Bellevue,has retai ed to Blair and has pur-chased the Paulsen Cafe.She tookover active management late Wed-
nesday afternoon.Mrs. Hitchman
.announces that she contemplates
no change in employees 'In her work at the Fort Crook
school, Mrs. Hitchman had charge
of the dining room and kitchen,
serving several hundred boys daily.
__ _ _._. _ -
eA r l l n g t o n W P A
S e w e r P r o j e c t
About Complete
Expect To Finish WorkOn County's Last Proj-
ect Shortly _
The Arlington lever project.»when is the only w. P. A. projectnow xn Pragma in Wrmlngmn0'2"l'l¢Y. n rapidly marlnz complo~tion. It is expmaq that work will
be finished within two weeks.Around 125 men are employed
on the project.Workers arrive
ddly from Schuyler,Ballmer,
We a r Po i nt, mme mm, Ke a -
nar and Nashville.'A minor aoddent oeeunod on
the P'°5°¢i. Thursday, when Clar-
snoe Narakov, nlllil watelodropped
a :aan-hole cover on his loot,
in the school's budget £0 nuy I-"'*1'ground equipment but a new loca-tion for the school lm! been need-
ednlti »toboo ae d.Ac one ti methe Desoto district had two schoolhouses, the present one and annih-
er on the bottom lands east of the
DeSoto store. The district ls one
which is oddly shaped, thereby ne-ceealmting long distances to |cl'|o0l
and as a result s suitable mation
has not been nary._Billy Dean was an only child U!
Mr. and Mrs. William Hineline, Fldan only grandchild on both aides
of the family. 'Hmeral services under the or
rwtion of Campbell MortuHl'Y Wm
he hom tomorrow (Friday) airfr-noon nt two o'elock at the First
Lutheran Church at Blair.RU-
I
Cond
Wheat
o m
Barley
Rye -_
Bead
Cream;Beavy Hens
: Leghoms
Harold Jorgensen will olhciate-
M A R K E TS
" ' " ' 1 -01
......-.-._........_......,...-
63¢
,45c
_,_('1c___,,__.__.____.__.44-Prodnee
_.._L-___,._._.»;..
544:
156. s u"; 1 s ¢
13.
m e _,___-_-_mc
Mn. J. P. Jerlen, Peter Strick~
lett,Jr.and Mn-Peter Svend»
guard drove to mambo, wednesday
evening. to vine Mr. Svendgasrd
s o m n a ma n E o l y l h - L 'raw
lalso called on 'Dan Thompson who
-_ -...-n..» ss."-
':""' .......__.pltal.ll""DN| |Neaorpholo and |»on-ma
CHAS.A N T R M
RITE S S UNDA Y
Charles Antrim, a relldant ofBlalr since 1902, passed away lastSunday in an Omaha hospital. Hadhe lived until .luna 26, he would
have been 64 years of age.The family came to Blair in 1902andin 1905 the mother passed
away and the father in 1983.Charles was well-lmovm in Blair,havlna done barber work here ion
a long term of years..He leaves wo brothers, Wllfefvof Weldona, Colorado, and Harryl
of Grand island,Nebraska: and
three sisters, Mrs. Ines Wllllams
and Mrs.Byrd Pom' of Denver-,and Mrs. Bess Stolia of San Fmll-_clam.lFuneral ae`rvieea will be held
next Sunday at 2 P.M. from Camvl>ell's Mortuary and interment willlbe made ln the Blair cemetery.\
SCOUTS SPEND
WEEK-END HERE
Forty Boy Scouts from Omaha
troops spant theweek-end at the
Blair 9v-lmming Pool Park when
they slept ovewght ln tents and
lnooked their meals out of doors.§'l'he boys, durlm! their stay, staged
dsmonstntiona much the same uthose put on by loeal Scouts.'Hwyhad a number of vlstors Sunday sf-
tsrnoon bdoro breaking camp.
lthi
onW
da
tic
rnBllw
swung ms my ..-.....,_r polaibllitiss of river rmvigition (X I .b\J1Yl1VuDcnv n»....
thin stretch of the Missouri,ellh, x grain man, added:William Jshnel,farmer in' the
"The war is going ta when the Kennard vicinity, bl! filed Ior the
y of Missouri river trmnsportl- ufllce of County Commissioner inm."District 1 in the wuthem part ofWuhingwnCounty. That post in
Harry Bbck» who reemtly sub- held at the present time by H-f
'ioner 1
lair Haspztal,was dlsrnlssechings have been mule up To
'ednesday.|('1`hursday) moming,
itted in a._major operation! su: Blaco. No other commxss ~
urmner, umm., Q... ....._.. ..,__.. _
To RE GIS TE RHE RE M ON DA Y
The third registration, including
men in the rgs-brackets 86-44, will
be conductai nt Blair ow Mvnday,
April 27.Then men, however,will not be eligible for adlve dnjty.
C o y o t e S k e l e u m , B i r d s '
An item of inwrest at BlairHlgh S¢hocl's Open House and
achievement' exposition will be
the Science uhihit, \ put of
which is plvtumd above.Thaexhibit deal: with | number ol
mechmicsl and nntural thing:
meh ns ntum engines,bird
nests, airplanes nnd bone :truc-
tures.D1-:wing the mast inter-an wi n pmmxy m um uhlmn
of n wyote which m b u n
e E,;habf¢.Nests, Features of`Scie
mmuted in a glass we by Phil-ip Larsen md Edwin Jipp.The
noyote was brought to the boyshy hnntm-n who alwt the mlmlllin wlnts r.They ramoved thep d l md the meat from the
bonu, boiled them in lye water
md scraped them clean.DuringUm pmesll they kept thsm hid
out urelully In A mums: dupli-
catln¢ that of tho orlginnl mm.
Than hy wire md glue they were
I
n c
able to mount the skeleton in n
lifelike pose showing every bono
in its proper placeSmdy of the anatomy Q! lm-
mans nnd mimals il put ol tha
work.of the science dunes.Other uhlblfa on diwhy da d
with ut work, penmuuhlp, :hw
work and domain: ldsnca an-
ing uztivdtlaa _
In l a n d !ln n l v ta :n l lhpv wlll
-1`§i£i§Ei»>`A"" "°=§."`§ " |nur Datsun Bond! Nw:\m~¢;n.n| I un.V' l l " * " ' "
nl
__
§ldr Nebxuh A til 23 1942
TH~E ENTERPRISE
I IAUUDK 'Nawqpxpu Subsdlvfilon Price Per Yau.$1.50
Entaxednuennd-f.1numxttnruudar¢heu.'¢o!Congres|otlhxch
1879. nt the mltottics at Blair.Nebmh.PUBLISHED EVERY 'munsnn
1 T
HEBRRSKRPRESS
@I<_,<;.n.
v
W;
E~al
ummyn~
da|
J~
....
1|h~.:mir airs.arthur Fmaegt Vernon Rasmuqsen
Buy Ddanle Bo
SavingStamp:
eioctod as an instructor in the
North Bend Schools with an in
crease in dwMiaMxgfie Lowe was s Sun
day dinner guest of Mr.and Hrs.
Raymond Kutl.
.||
Lloydwnre nast|o~.Mn Pnndl Jlmxbhath in Omn
ba,bundav evynhml.hdplng
Frmd!~ea\¢\nua his birthday.lin.0.C.Unch;and Hhs
Chu Mucha called on Hr.md
John Taylor imma
Mr.md Mrs.Albert Bensonand
sons spent Sunday with Mn.Deli;
GmanMrs.Muit Llnen md daughten,Hmnlh md Imxine,were
I A.H.Sibbernnzn ~rs._wen Mesnmsnd ~...
;::
.;;=a ¢.m tw Slppaxfield w\»Mn
md Phllin Fnndn F
ludny M;m1ca\ Concert st Joslyn Jo md I.AVeme Joh;\§;§:
lr..».¢im.J.swim Jeff)hm.mm md Joan.un.Lnun
gd l:mvhy »§_\f=;§~»vmm gg md Mym.md mwm Ne!
an.~ma Jnxmb\n\.h »5 .:::.~;.lhrdn Lnnm hum.Mill Muy Divine hu raturnedhome diet sewn!months at the
John Becklunhome.Mr.and Mn.Jem Hnnun eamuinedMr.and Mn.Herman
x~h~~md mm A1.bert Surick ma family. HiaGrace
g,-»
_;»~ and Hr- and lin.Merle
Mx~».Hulm Bentley of Omlhl
wan Srxndxy v&|dtonntt.hsBen
Wschmrhoma
Ml.ukhri.mJ\mo Bandmmd
MinMug~ue€B.\yvnxegustao¢
TH~E ENTERPRISE
I IAUUDK 'Nawqpxpu Subsdlvfilon Price Per Yau.$1.50
Entaxednuennd-f.1numxttnruudar¢heu.'¢o!Congres|otlhxch
1879. nt the mltottics at Blair.Nebmh.PUBLISHED EVERY 'munsnn
1 T
HEBRRSKRPRESS
@I<_,<;.n.
v
W;
E~al
ummyn~
da|
J~
....
1|h~.:mir airs.arthur Fmaegt Vernon Rasmuqsen
Buy Ddanle Bo
SavingStamp:
eioctod as an instructor in the
North Bend Schools with an in
crease in dwMiaMxgfie Lowe was s Sun
day dinner guest of Mr.and Hrs.
Raymond Kutl.
.||
Lloydwnre nast|o~.Mn Pnndl Jlmxbhath in Omn
ba,bundav evynhml.hdplng
Frmd!~ea\¢\nua his birthday.lin.0.C.Unch;and Hhs
Chu Mucha called on Hr.md
John Taylor imma
Mr.md Mrs.Albert Bensonand
sons spent Sunday with Mn.Deli;
GmanMrs.Muit Llnen md daughten,Hmnlh md Imxine,were
I A.H.Sibbernnzn ~rs._wen Mesnmsnd ~...
;::
.;;=a ¢.m tw Slppaxfield w\»Mn
md Phllin Fnndn F
ludny M;m1ca\ Concert st Joslyn Jo md I.AVeme Joh;\§;§:
lr..».¢im.J.swim Jeff)hm.mm md Joan.un.Lnun
gd l:mvhy »§_\f=;§~»vmm gg md Mym.md mwm Ne!
an.~ma Jnxmb\n\.h »5 .:::.~;.lhrdn Lnnm hum.Mill Muy Divine hu raturnedhome diet sewn!months at the
John Becklunhome.Mr.and Mn.Jem Hnnun eamuinedMr.and Mn.Herman
x~h~~md mm A1.bert Surick ma family. HiaGrace
g,-»
_;»~ and Hr- and lin.Merle
Mx~».Hulm Bentley of Omlhl
wan Srxndxy v&|dtonntt.hsBen
Wschmrhoma
Ml.ukhri.mJ\mo Bandmmd
MinMug~ue€B.\yvnxegustao¢
¥Fremont.!:===l IIll u
Now!
<
nu.u.un an~....____muysms mqummm mal ww
D.ll.KANNAH compodm md mama
mas VANOLA J.BRUNTON umm owwr
mmm RABHUSSEN Linotype Openm
Mrs.D.E.Hayes.
.;ndIlrs.E.W.Burd.icof
|wiliretum here for the sumTheyhlvebeenwiththeir
hter Mrs.R.B.Daugherty
farnily since October.
.and Hrs.Arthur Fausett and
e of Los Angeiel Celifomia.
n r.and Mrs.Leo Fausett spent
y in Omaha..b King and funiiy of Blair
guests Sunday at the Floyd
ta home.
rn.J.M.Brewster has been on
sick list.e w.S.C.S.and the Wesley
uild held a joint meeting at
church Wednesday with aenshowertosecuretheuten
for their new kitchen.Lunch
served.r.and Mrs.D..0.Sheets mo~
FARM LOANS!
SOUTH OMAHA
Production CreditAss'n
Announcesthe
o » ening of Qffices
pinochle;Mrs.Rasmussen an~
Harry Cooper low;Philip Cooper
traveling.The 0.E.S.regular meeting was
held Thursday evening.Mrs.James
Prenba was chosen as delegate to
Grand Chapter which meets in
Omaha May 12.At the close of th~
meeting Mr.and Mrs John H.
Johnson Mrs.James Preaba and
Fred Hom served lmmoh.
41%Money on Good Farms When
the Amount Wanted is Not Over
50%of a Conservative Va\u¢.
KLOKE INVESTMENTCO.
OMAHA,NEBRASKA
Charles L.Yochum,Secretary
9 |
at Wx %Interest
In the Mmmesemfnuixaing
Representative Will Be in Blair
THURSDAYS
9 A.M.w 5 PM.
om.Floyd Stanley of Elkhorn sundeyeveuinzwithMissE
tanley and brothers of Fiort
mm \
The Green.Valles Ilxbe
lub met with Hrs.Grant
ednesdny.Mrs Drews of
y gave .an electricll demon
ion.Several prizes werencludimrameatdishand a~ble dish.a baked dish.a
herrv pudding.Mr.and Mrs.G.V Beadle
oats L0 the Bridge Club Tu
uninsrMr.and Mrs.Hum:Kruse
ertained friends and rela
undav afternoon in honor o
ruaea birthday.
fa:ff~
.s--
|/
In reply to this Committee
letter urging close scrutiny of
beer license applieationmlamesA. Terlntnne,President of the
League of Nebraska Municipal-
ities,wrntgz
"I heartily agree with you that it is thereapon-»
..|.
\license applications closely.
Fur
doing n fine job in improving conditions at retail
beer establishments.working an you arc in co
operation with the luw énforccment authorities.
Nebraska
snzwzns AND mm msrnmtrrons comanm
CHARLES L;SANDALL Smu Dirtctor
nonmnnuautuurlwg.||m»|||||¢f
*~N ~ ~rEDnxoN wma Tn: mnéwwmu nm5\K1|tV5UNlmil
thermore I believe your organization isVISIT
YOUR
BARBER
MOREOFTEN
vEDLEWELLEN
BARBEB §l0P
oi':;'a\n\axn¢N ~~rE¥11|so\~|wma 'mea1a1aw1LNG1im In |mm
_...___
ORTER ./'YOUR|NQu|P~\NaRev 4-»<
"mf tffk conm/rm'
~
/; no///a 4 mv: Jog" `\
nba,hu been moved from tha
Hnthadin lilvlvitdtohu hmm..Althoulh nm in a cut du in
puingdunxndoclyHn.Wann Wakdidd ontar
ltxhll the Wulnymunlld Wd
Enadly siternoon.The group mst
~thil1mekl£tb0chuxch..__.|u..ml Alun uni Mm.
\
LEO nmmismo,Annnnen
\1v\u1wa\
lf..h5 \.|...r.1 ..|_U
llhsluu~nomshs
0lllr|d\y1dt\h|lpumhIlr.
admMr.ma Mn.J.P.Hanna vla
iud at m Wnher Huh:heme
Thundny.Hr.und Mn. Goorsre Johnson of
Omlhl visited tha furmufl brvdrerJ.A.Johmen.md lunily
Sundnv evwdlm
_
rs. Clifford Lienche md Hanu
Axm.Mondly.Mr.md Mn.Mextom Jmsend Jud of Bldr were allen at
nh :AL».Sumdny.Sundav mesh of Mr.md Mn
:ed J\xm¢b\uth wmv Mr.md Mn.
mert Hedoiund md hhrlyoe.
fn Hun Lanz.Mr.ggd EE
Q.;isylor were Mr..22 ~Ma And childmn Sunday.Clemmens Willinmnn md hmlly Mn.Ed}Ianlen spent Frldxy afMr.md Mrs.John Rannunaer; ternoon with ~Kirsten Peter
gd d»uxh_;r.I The Huold md gg; and Miss Lomas Larsen hx Or
gm you were an Sunday Gvtnlng guests at tha
The 1un Cneek and Rose Hill Gilford Fmnch home ware Mn.
bay( played a close zume of base Cassie Hman Harvey Ind Huel......._..__.» 1 .Mt.and Mn.Harold Stork md
umllM!OmdwahMl
Omd
mer.dwsmd
.\_
lin.N.P.Nielsun lbtnt won mvm uznulun luv .....___.__.mulch!afternoon at J.P.H|.nlan|.vilited at homo Sundsy.|nnMr.and Hn.Albert Stmds and Mn.Nels Knudlen wsu 2.Mdh H1
~d|.usrhwn UTA Sundav dinner dur dinner guest at Eric Kund
fneats of Hn.Sonhin Wien and sens.F
....\...d ]
\{¢..\¢..\
\
The Mines Lorraine raws muBgrngngArp vlsited at the Mn.
lin:Am Imme,Frldzy.Bobut Mathiasen spent the
veekend in Omlhl md laws.
Mr.and Mrs.Hnrlsn Christen
sen of Omaha and Mr.und Mrs.
Chxrles Clwlstenaen and Karen
wen Sundxy dinner guests At
Jurgen Cllriltensens.us .mn Mm Jim Sands and Mr.
..&n§£lh Ji FEI IFSim Jénzbluth Ih Mu um sau memes.on y moon.|.unnay wwn a aww v.l...Mr. and Mrs.wmmn Wlene md Mrs.Molui.Mr.md Mrs.mum xo in hvor ol um gmLlllhnvisits!at the J.W.Jolm letter and Irma Junzbluth.ull of Miss Mnrion Nelsm wok levgralsem home.Wednesdly eveninan omega.Hennan Hisd\ School girls an
Mr
lldr. =»=~gMHG F.;_g mg UK#9 Jones spent Sundxv xn mont Snmrday.tor dw music
.and ra.znry e en an neo n.con .Delores amended uw birwdav af Mr.and Mrs.Howxrd Chfiswn Mrs.c.E.French and Irene.
Mrs.Elmer Paulsen ln Benson sm nt naar Elkhorn.lormaxlY ui and Glen Savach of Quuh wereThursdayevening.|Dsle.are tha nmud laments of Sundav zuests of M_ _sud Mrs.
Floyd Schmidt and Lorraine baby boy;WY hava um dsugh Huvld French and tsmxly.Mrs.
~Fmnch was an ovemlxrht.guest.
Peggy nnd Mr.and Mrs.
French and chlldren.
Mr.md Mrs.Peter Nielsen wereMonday evening guats at the John
Dielnneyer home.Saturday evening guasts of Nina
and Walter Andersen were MissesEdna and Elizabeth Ilansen Bobby H_ansen and Ted Larsen.Sunday
evenmg callers were Mrs.Daisy
M1
Dickand
MonB4
wer(Sher
M
the
it
and Mrs Pet... Wulf were caiied to
Omaha Saturday evening bv the
nuziilus illness of Mrs.Henry Luzemncm. a sisrer of Mrs. Sunds and
Mr.Wulf;she is in a hospital.Mr.and Mrs.LoR.oyGottw\and son.Gerald LeRoy called at
Ed Goodekecfs. Sunday bveninm
Paulsen visited at the Gus ram wr.sm home.Saturday gvening |Mrs.Elmer B. Jerlnen and Mrs
A number of relatives and Paul Jones were visltinz gmfdhlEd H friet 1 _ Jensena naréntn.Mr.ano rs.
.
.3§§. shine §irthdE;wMond§§fn .?.§.\A=~=g==@= Christensen. in Fremont
Tuesday.
3E§n.m;*£Z..&2...fi?;3:.?§Irma and Jeanne Junirbluth .ggLoisLouIlegerandDarylClaus0? *a seem the weekend wx
Mr.and MH.Edward ~Kueilh gh ;Pete and iberg_théll D¥it€TliB.T83 F8 I Mv and MTB.Lee Bfldfbfd and
1iii§E Lois Tofte of Lincoln :ment .. .Duma and Alton Loman.
the weekend vxsitmpg her mother Mr. and Mrs. Jens Hansen spentMrs.Laura Tofte.On Sundav the
Toftes visited in.Fremont.Mr.and Mrs.Otto Rowe and
Dorothy and Mr.and Mrs.Ray
mond Rowe and family were Sun
day dinner and summer guests of
Mr.and Mrs.Milo {eDpc§on._
Sunday evening at the Ed Hansen
home.
.....
£?.Q|
___| \r._..\\..:..<:......\.......1
an 4
thekitesiila
wasli
ton
viai
It
I
g...lr.and Mrs.Merle Ja
dren of Tekamah ape:the Ralph Scarlett hu
fir.and Mrs.Enriil Fc
l Allen were dinner
.and Mrs.Elmer Frail
1day.
Nm Hnntist Kenlilll
:nsen andatSunday
me.allen Lyleguestsof
n at Bldr
gtnn will
xg at thg
an}l&\un:hter and Mrs.Hulda §F PmLudwig:and Barbara. were Sunday mgd ffuberdh:ner mlests at the N.P..Nie\sen| Frances 15
zlsen.William MaL2€!\1 T I ted 1¢lg1iVE8 in S1LMrs.Chris Sands wd|2_f.if§§=.»4s§1¢»av Mat mday visitors w1t.h me uuqo mr.:mu mn5..nlvnu qvkllugauau
:cena were Mr.and Mrs.Emu!and daughters cagled on Ptgber1\..1 _:...\!...J....
chi!
at
n
am;Mr.Sm
1
.gi _~Wag]oy;|:||gu\..wu §ess.»\Lu I Mm Jeanne Jungbluth san:a E 1€W lvmh the North nigh School choir
F Mrs.B if u ;2ndn|at tre Paramount Theatre.FriMdrs.eq§o apentd8Y$the event was the organizNll..}fI.3. M..22.he;lim:O!the omqhn }§lf_1}_.. 5 { ;
Matzen George.Clara Mae and|SvendHauu at me nlemumuu nualMPterHamzeMrspitaliriOmahaSundayLucil e ra.e ..|.Ro W Ibn and Janice.Peggy Mr.and Mrs.W.A.SteavenaonbertendMrandMmLeonardof Fontanelie Mr and Mrs.HarBaronan....Munk and family.old Jensen and sons. August Stork.
\ra..:»..». r|\1Hn0 the week with Albert Lund.Shurt_3f H§f}=§=f1~
uT\E= in mm u\mnvim Hr. 2.4 un.ni"m.\..,.\§\;g
.:|uffdau|:hter
Hr.and Hrs.V
and Robert.Mrs.C
n.a......\\iHh¢.uigiy
\. f m..
Vi\\iam Mltzenrmas Sundn and\
ed nt the A C.
v eveninx.h.Willie Arp
UHrs.
\..|
1
~~15?cm1 The mu?sans: a:|so1u=suayu1):|wWgege hgme in Hensgn.Sit the city \ld1t0lI\1I[;lhODD!1Dl?.
Walter rd Werner Arn of the twenfqrflfth amuveraary of
Omaha.nad Mrs.Cha:Iea Petgrs the Amencan Red Cross.
:ShaqRobeuait apént ~mth
en mo er rs.e rp.1<1 MH g NIj§1g§==mw¢»f Satur d§\§L¢Zn§&ipia ££3§f L3?£
av a er e e aFredChrisandMamrie Bent §3§I;§§.celebrate her b d
M l H JorgensenmannGmQSundayvisitorsofr.1 \r.17.1 fnu\n1F.nu Intl flfn|f{31l._.Mi ..ff .....qun
.d.
d.J
d d g d.yd
d .
S dy
f.d
f W f d.b
C.y
.d pp g...
|p g \§d b
\J|..é
Mrs.H.Gardener Mrs.Cliltnn
Hiltabidel and Kenneth Hiltahidel
of Omaha.were callers at the How
ard Jensen home.last week.
Mr.and Mrs.Bert Loftie of
C1nies Mrs.Cassie Hansen and
family and Messrs.and Mesdames
Harold Stork and Pesrszv and Gif
.ford French and Eugene wereguestsofMr.and Mrs.Raymond
French.Sunday.
..dy
f.yd 0
30.Mrs.Chris Kruse wasdinnerguestofMr.and
Kruse.Mr.and Mrs.L.D.I
Omaha visitors Friday.
Harvey Johnson of CI
ited Satuninp:und_eg:
l\Albutll Iv suac un.Sunds home Frida
Rnrhnrn
~ftia April
a SundayMrs.Pete=m2i n5i§é.Beél Hgrtelaen ha.ve
been una the sick list.
¢..\.....Long were
nicago vis
nday with
\...JwDR. D.R.EHLERS
Denth \l¢|~n\\<(l\o |1.1m£1n=».
Home Theatre Building
Blair Nebraska
£-
n°m@§,@"<
THURSDAY
Avril23
gg;~;»3;;;;gg serve mu Hum U||ll|u|»J ...........M tm _ were Liosazs» and Ehliosdnmea Harry Mr.and Mrs Iva Lnrae ordimiiiw§ria:~dmh<in2s~;h§e1i»ei§fa;=i\ Madsen and family Chris Korahoj Blair yvere callers J the If E.
mg Sr.Sunday evenzinsz and family Albert Madsen and Larsen home Wednesday.Mr and M §_ J A Johnsen fanuly Ed Mencko George Edythe Mary Jenson visited at
s. Bon»mmi on Mrs.win Winterburn §§{;§
dl S w§l§_*1f§|}§ulm Img;hm in om
l __e on.eo ..an mover anonvisattheClarksonHospitalinOmaiElznorMadsen.|Mr.md gm Amoid Hansen.....I .1 \.:l.\........\MI...n|\¢|||l nf Mrs
his parents Mr.ana mrs. auuu u..Johnson and brother.Fridw evening 9. arm Ip of rel
atives gnthered at Mr.and Mrs.
William Raamusaerfs in obzervsnoe
Of Mrs.Rumuaaenk birthday
which occurred April 10.Guests
_...x IUnulannnna flmn?\:
inf. and Mm.wmim
h`7§~`fiand Mrs. A. C.§und
Iha
1||§"'£.'.i'i'fi"'$...Hl|!eld\»|°tM.u':§n¢"':',nch-|g;,.,.,,.f'ia'f"rf"xf'»:fnI1§|;§Zé§'i§vT"~gryludLelllnmdMr.lM¢,,¢¢|¢flir.mdlln|.lhroldW.uri|lkdlhUldl!n umdmcq5":T.!.F$'¢......'.'2.f'..§2""i'£ §*£'"L'?2_......i"'£i'.2°1'.T.'Z hemant. Wadnesdw. wi 99 SW:H
W$lU Quuuny LUIUIG;n"vvw ..__bernoon R1lata wrre Mr.and Mrs.day they were zueata of mr.muHaroldStarkandPeggy.and Jam Mrs.Nels Sorensen.
Bt.Mk;y Beth md Richard French.Hr..and Mn.Andrew Svend
Mias Marion Nelson has been Ruud and fumly visited Ednl
mml tn mmh the unner grades }3lomberlr_at ..s..Chgf _Rm¢exs
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2»iE»f:@£éHi:1 School;Miss Er home nom or Dlmr.Duuumy nn.W If will teach tha lower temoon.r ~di..f..i1.._Mrs.C.E.nmh of omm is
l .1 I .....l....L .s.\...|1€¢¢n1rt;xr.and Mrs.Huw umu
lnnd family wled on Mr.snd Mrs.
Ed Mencke Slturdny eve1\ir\R~
l Mr.nnd Mrs.Mike Nelson and
|{unily were Wednesdav evening
xzuesu of George Nelson and
\MImlon.Ludwig Jensen was a
Sunday dinner xuest.Mr.and Mrs.Will Hansen
Eliubetlx Ednl.and Bobble...U u _.1 vm.....A M..
sverhmm mm wen =» um mu-.-French homeMr.and Mrs.Alvin Svendgnnd
and dsvkhhsm attended x luv
well uartv at the Lloyd Brown
home Wedneadav svulinsr.honor
ink LeRoy Bnawn.Mesdnmes L.E.Larsen and
Hownnd Jensen attended a bookl
review add tea at the Rebekah
lodsze hall in Blair.Saturday._|
L mues Ill uw ~monucnon KEEPS OUR Nlmql'its I .J Qlfr ...I ~I BUYunntnsrA?t|vmol
ownnnllllllmgnr1ann;lmu vvvnv\\\I A
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Porky|Midnight Matinee Car
inrm.I'~~'IIUEREIG
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Porky|Midnight Matinee Car
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a21ValHEIDBUl\E|l§l||BU!! ul.Lu|nuu HBluClarenceHansen.celebmte his
birthdaY»Wednesday.Mm.Archie
Kuhr and Ethel Mae were after
noon visitors.Mr.and Mrs.Herman Matzen
and sons were Sunday dirgner
E.D.Fahrney orgnnized a babybeefclubattheMarchschoolFri
day evening.A drls room club
was also organized that evening.
Jack Jensen will entertain the beef
club this Sunday afternoon.r~........:..ww1 uhanriarl efnn mu~
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April 2|25
Sahlrdny MatineeAdmission 1122 Ch.
DOUBLE FEATURE
SierraSue
WITH
JEAN AUTRY AND
SMILEY BURNETTE
ANDALLAMERICAN corrn
wrmFRANCESLANGFORD AND
JOHNNYDOWNS
Evening Admission 11-30Cts.
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SUNDAY MONDAY
Apm zs-21
SundayMulneeAdmission 11-30 cu..
ow GreenWas
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RUDDY McDOWELLAND
WALTERPIDGEON.lbw-Ca!Meet: the Moon Cu-
tnml Ind News Red.EveningAiniibinn 1145 Ch.
wEDNE§.g}1RsDAY
Admission nsom
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lDRE|lA YOUNG AND
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lllfl- .mu"""|.a.="Z`Z.§§:"1§`"F¥§éEi'tf I'"°'i'1r. and Mrs. Chris Rasmussen ~Me es Q3;were Sunday "'"°°'°" of Mr.and Keifer. sr.. »,nd'F1-ann Kiefer.;r=»..'nhl Carl_ -."°.§'E'T: .__1 n-n»». "ml .Tudv were Iniesta Of Mr.and;1
an
ives
Mr/I Hr.ma mn.:uymonu nun =l|:::EuT.S..Emu Unnlllif""ahildmn of Fremont venlmll ""f"2 :.1".z::;_I»..|bentandSundaé{£»§1£1 Ind supper guests Mr.ana mrs.nulwn \d1|.|YofMr.and Mrs.Harland Wulf.and Gene were guests of Mr.
Mr.and Mrs.Velmar Katt and Mrs.Harold Jensen.Sunday.
'?5.}\3if§M<i Mr. and Mrs. Everett »-»'-"lsmfk and children were evening 'Dfont Calhoun "YumaE
&¥fm1 Mrs.Ed Stork and Mr._m|and Mm.Everett Stork and chil The Womans C1132 met.W1
wx .Morton Steyer m Florence]dren were Sunday dinner szuesta .rs...r nm F!hnA. Sltnrkn Thursday._ ____. H _._|l
1=sIi
Maybeyou cant getnnewcar
but you can get Sovereign Ser
vioe.Wera :Il ready at our station
to help you conserve fuel rubber
1... \....1.....».¢»| nn#ani
Mr.and Mrs.Albert.Kuhr and Miss Minion Mchlair len :»mur~Duane called at Louie Dornackera dav xdmht for Wuhinidlon.D.C.
Friday.Ehev were Sundav Iniesta where she has secured a Position
of Mr.and Mrs.George Kuhr Sr.as tyviat.Mrs.Clsaie Hansen Harvey and A birthday party was nriven by
1Iazql lim Harold Starks and Ray Mr.and Mrs.Paul Kruse Friday
..:......in lnnnnr nf Mr.Krol¢l
u
replnccmenvi I0 My yum *mond 1 rendu were zaunaay even @Y1.~......tv mu*TOBour RESPON im cunts of Mr.md Mrs.Gifford|b1gl3\§1=Y miia;Hsu IH"__and
wen Drellnl.idlth Stiglw mdlgmt1:__e£l
Avusuas nuuv|nnnrnr fnru LA l..¢¢.n Amour tif Slfl ~relatives
msn EforPe1formance and Sound forumger
Llfe.Ln ua eo~opefate with you in
belvihl your car to last.Swer in soon.
..T;.aa.:.;f.evening visitors with Mr. and Mn.
Harland Nelson.Sunday mint;were Mr.:nd Mn.Paul Paulsen
snent Sunday aibernoon m mx
~_...ngSAFE and SDUND Snrvicn ":Y,:"'ef and Mr.and Mrs.
|Kenneth.and Iaon.
|Cuu!u.l impedes of mr ..;u.vnu
yolntlmater eil at ala llvallcbauh rv
ualvulylnbdntult tlrulrun lnmlrdannnl
aarneib luiluud I wheels hllu l\mltor;:ial
L I!!!I UGUBGM
Mr.and
who an hot
with their 4
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ili|I"'.iiili n||n,h qulm ill. aremrinsnrhuxhhr.Hn.Robert;
unuakusglvhglalpvalndmnulln
L...A lu bale nnndyoeuimfvhr uk
1»|»»ax|»nu¢¢=»rv|»¢w.f.»a|¢dInhlightingnurllnhhysmcq l seo
~Pi§§§l£il§.Mn.Wlll Wulfs
birt}\d.|Y»the followlnt helped hernhmrvetheokusuion:Messrs.and'mm§nAV
.f.§'
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OUAUTY ls |||o WCKERS wucnwonns
Blondle Goes to A.-»\.___.....»..-.nv ...,,.,...;M,,
mnkwithwcken
Mesdames Georue Wulf HansWulf.Ihrry hnen.Hury Wulf
md family of Arlington.Gilbertswrkand son.Hlrland Wu!!mdSharlene.Bud C1oudy and familyRavWulf and mn.Geoxze Ru
munsan md fxmilyz Mrs Emmnf»1,\ss=*vvnznyuu wp ~~.HiRatio Guolin=.vv\=m=yb°uureyou
earwithaninenmoicrfudumnbsob
mm.mama fmmme»wwmf¢ma¢al
mhefonndmxhsendrswdCondumiara.w
vwm we qwhy ppeaamuom ruRnuv
il lure to uhow you car verfofmnmg yauva
nlwayn wanted.Driva in soonnndill upwith
Vickers HiRntia Youre sure to be planed.
areprovidinlyour
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Stork and Milo And Mm DorotheaWulf.Mr.and Mrs.Chris Ras
mussen were Sundsy evening vla
itorl.Mrs Ihnmn Andreamn and Mr.
the Albert Bensnn rMr.and Mn.lhymond Rumm
senand dnuzhtera were Sundnv nf.ternoon and mwer wueau of Mr.and Mrs.Chris Nelson and Helen.
Mr und Mrs. Otto Arn and duldrenandHalalJohnsonwereSundxynfurnoonmdsunper:wuts ol Mt.md Mn.Harold E.Rallnussen and Shlrlsy.
and Mm Peter Nielsen called at
home Sundn .
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nrrmm.LAKE;h»--LJIEEI EéinpuComedy-
Qvlm Equipped to Do the Job Right
Vinton-EvansChevroletCo0»\dm'Benm\»\»|g¢;|On U_ s. 73 at Blair1|-.Auuocms """m»\»¢¢m1¢»{sH-u¢°a¢am§§m.,-0.mmm! Siu nd rm eonam Tm °"'"""CARE mn Youn cArz..Fon Your:courunv ,Z,,,';,",,,°§§,,'f,°',§'§';';}';1',§1';_"
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G r a d e ;S c h o o l O p e r e t t a , " T h e F r o g
"»n n 1 1 _ A n A " * o
Prince" Suooessluuy mu Ethel
`.i"p§i ééth, it hfa been m-
mced.A basket. lunch will be sd n es ta o f Mr. S u fi Mm! li o op mn n m n .Sta*$ 3 I ms g t we r e Mr .#Bd M; 5_| Ke u d ~118 U rxwuuu, uw.. --.___ ,Old Frog; Doll Scene Feature of Program dinitaib lh'l~Elm|Nl¢lleno! "'"* x. . . . . ¢ & - c » . u &°°""Whidold °"°"" ao" ~=-v;__g- mo f§' 'ifi §§..`m¢. ru \ N mm
!°°°mPl-lliU¢|\°;£""|-lu '"n;lafd:,|in |"0! "h`mua|W lllldd.l¢llt\I¢llllmb'edllvI¢L
The l'°"Pu=°1 °I'f\¢°,,¢¢hw¢'|;,¢|¢;5n¢|5°|,,|g;|, ln\lus!\amoaunt2:00p.m.|¢»
_ _ .# w i n s ~_§'. . G ¢ °_g§g_ In » v = " ' = § N h :n m s u ¢ , , . v: ¢ » : u n i m a w m a m u m
_. . .__\__ 1_ _......x... n.Kmmih Paging~
V"~ ~ B i "ont.
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l c h n r g e .G i l b e r t J e n s e n w i l l h a v e
'- I i L »n n r l n g h n 'll !l " V i '~egall~ in 1938; served 30 days in
1938 for hunting ducks during
We Are Now Located in the Former
F r e d T h i e t j e B a r n
North of the Blair Lumber Company Office
W e B u y a n d S e l l
Brood Sows -Milch Cows - Qreeding
Ad olph Ho ltma m a nd Mi s s Sophie
W a te rman o f Fontanelle,an d u
brother of Philip W eaterbec k, Fon-
tanelle.Immed i ate survi vors are
two sons and two daughters.
2-»..
:ch~u~ for 8:00 ~p. rn. ~s<»1°§n in
day e veni ng fr om Manhattan, Kam
nas,where she ha d be en a ; » »
o f h e r d a u g h t e r ,D e l o r e s ,~ - » =
S a t u r d a y .A f o r m e r B i a i r g i f !
l|;
l t n e I I I L t r[Marold Sorensen.
HEMEKN sn cmssPLAY CAST CHOSEN
Betty Konhoj md John Skinnmmwmnn Hizh School seniors haysIi: §;,;;s~r ="°;°-" » uw-r _ ..frvanmmw oAn ex-re cut in tieseyroles were Ron- PAL-ent-Ynnth ti
U dQ\\¢»|;14 Rosenbaum, Lee Murdoch, Ps- Banquet Planned _fi g f""=°,mm Beck, .Geor8'ilD1'Frank,The G m annual Puent-Youlh:
m M!'!.|m.-,vu Slimnmn.Russdl M\\}qr,},9 _mue ¢ nl me.m¢ gw¢ gn ~ F
ent during the put weex.rxxc .l J » wu~~ ...| ,,, ,5 ,,,u W _ _ _Mrs H c Bumhlm ol on-mn
~-.Project.Clubs,scheduled lor the o'c1ock xt the Salem l..¢\1I.|Je!1\l||-~---7 ---
rrved
_Saturdxy for nn "d"r"':e Herman Cmwell of 0mahx,'nur future church of Fonmnnlle.In£ermentlb°°" gwen the l"'""3 ffl" in maiaxt mth her siswr, Mrs. Em: y youth director of the omm am-wu in the church cemetery baiaelwhvgl class vhy. tedBeginner|'
'laughen . .trict of Methodism churches, was in J O B S F O R W O R K E R S his wife,Who preceded him in I»"°'= ~05_° \>°Dr w f e irly in
Dr. nnd Mrs. C. R. MW! """"°'1 charge of the first, regular meeting death g e n l w p ~ F m Q gv~o_g;ng=;,f;dg,_gn a ees
- ~-»~-...u,..\...A:.+un ''`1mm'nw ummd suns Employment _Mr.2%. 1.1- \...| »-»,.,_"fm;'r Mae H=»=ee» vgolegljgggwgn.a`BCl¢1' 8110.BUII UA.IlliLc k Newbe rg, who took
' th e Uz ly Old F r o g .
"* n m i i ?-f¢'§'»'"iEéi»kb,um a-lim' Ann Bain, and .Taye
smum. vm be had nz um ummm un W..-*° Em- neldny evmlnc, April 29.A pn- 1_,_ m \_|...\...\..|1.um J
n H e r m a n ,S = m < 1 u y . = = ' =t h e n o n l e u l .o i m e H e r m a n m . = . . . . . . . . .J " " " u ___!-, t h e o r g a n -S e n n c e 1 5 l o o k i n g f o r q u n l i h e d a p -a .n e a r : s t u n n u u m m u \ 1 . » ». - ., - _ _P e t e r s e n m e . m mQ,u n ,i s a n vNC u s h -Lirs.Me a d e brother-an law,people, Sunday evemngIobertsen._:za ti nn me eting o f tle e gr oup h ad plic anta to fall th following jo bs : h ealth fo r s ome tu ne ten I r v i n M m m "an d oraed m week.1 Hu n e ss Me a lu n e Ope r a to r He wa s a . n e p h e w o f MI B . He x; mi Mr s La un »H0y e is d in ec ti ng
.I Ho o r, anMisaMerle Frenc h, who 15 ==p~ been held the prec g |. _na.r:-.._...¢ n .- Nr nrln nm: Tom-1 C oilar Ma k e r ma m W g texgn n, Sr io m Pg M la w p la y_..\~- °'~- am n r.a n rs.1
_ _ ~ - W ~H " - ¢ ¢ y J¢n|¢n,|n.h_lg;-un vnu u l llliluuvu ...~ 1ln u r lll n u d e |n|tnl|=i°l'»!"\'E°*°'!|I\__.__A-._1.- ... ..n. Hn nlam| ! YF""*§' .' ..°' =*"'f.'.€'2_...au ..I'..=.\..\F
.. n' | \» ¢. .
u e l o r e u I U c u
We Are Now Located in the Former
F r e d T h i e t j e B a r n
North of the Blair Lumber Company Office
W e B u y a n d S e l l
Brood Sows -Milch Cows - Qreeding
B u d l s - W o rk H o r s e s - Ot h e r L n ve s t o c
`''"=A1lTim es
Rnymod Wulf -- Sam Moore
nllgnllllr'n|;;u|§':- -1-~~ .._ "_Phe"gnm wi apemng scene a .$».».m. the primeil' dolln f.m{|,,,g,=g\=g '.'::""",.::m°"»,'»'*~'I»"'» ymmy lmds came ua lite, nah :mg-inmm Vlaln "'°"':n.."°a:n »°D=;;_,;ing | little mug.Tnklng the lla!!-mmm"mummni lmm. ulm oml-
o!dolls were Dmny Snily, who=|",,_ uhm \|n\u»n5"2¢-:hm um-nnyed the Endilh doll; Mldne\ou.llm 0'lhu¢:.mg; "§,'f,,"2',;
ending,Splnlsh;Jmef.H§¢h-;'H::J,,'_w maui w n l u r n . ~
§'I..'e..'"'X',' ¥ ~ ~.n .hmll|lhklma: Vifléw Sdllllidl,tnv g l l i a uilg-:\lk Gen-|d\n|
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16 entenalnllusrlm, |.ll\.llluuu .....-.......___ans by the boys' and girls' oc- Beslan' Parents, Mr. and Mrs. \.»a nrncipal npeaker, and lam- an :Several Opemugu Au; Ill!lung _I olo by Mins B. Bum evening service with moving pic»tnurant workers,and farm
ttea,and a voca s
eorgm
W1°'¢h r Mx. amc} Mrs. Walter Lyché and tures is planned.handsdrSundaymnerFor these and hundreds of ot}1er
Th e fma l r ne e tmg o f th e year, son,Dava ,we e
-1 _.-1....:...... n
.. . . . . , . . f n f . - . a n d H r s . c m O i a f m m e K I N D T O _ _ _._o p e n i n g g ' f a m w " x i ,U n g i
The Omaha World Herald
Announcw the Appointment of
w. J- KooPMAN
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Rnymod Wulf -- Sam~Moore
They Like Soiled Wool the Best!Have Your
Clothes Cleaned Now and Sealed in Our . . . .
Moth-Proof Storage Bags
Phone 29 \
We'll Pick Up and Deliver '
A d v a n c d l l e a n e r s
. _ , . . - n i
Mrs.L y n n Ar ms tr o n g w m c llwx---....tai n th e c lub o n A p r i l ao.Ay e and ch\ldren,ntt,endmg tnefvs : l W i ?" t o mn " i o r wo r d a n dttathB l H h S h 1. lomn g l mopereamem r IS c oo :ba c k wa rd th e fu ll le ng th o f the
Degree of Honor Mr . a n d Mr s .Clarenc e Goc hen-.The Degree of Honor lodge will ouer of Omaha spent Saturday eve- ";=§;=A ' §§i 1§ §2" `d hme s ha de as
meet this (Thursday )even in gq ni ng with Mr . Go c h en ou ef s mo th ~ "c ef r s te a s e . o tor me nt n d og .
wl th Mr s.Dewey Hols tein andler, Mr s. W illiam Seh erd in and Mr. Th reatest rule in th e care of
Ruhv sm hostesses. The entertain-| S<:herdin.Ido l ki nd ne ss . Ne ve r wh ip h im
g\. . . I "\ 5 - -n n | \ \h ¢ \~
i1'§}§ Eilkl 51, City of Blair, wsu
W i llia m I).Mc Do n ald to H1
Petersen et ol: 1~'T int. in W!-C:
Nlé SE , s w S E & Ta x L t. 2 i r
SH soc. 13-19-9, $5,365.50.
Bertha J . Hooksi to Ray Hool
Le o Hoo ks : NE NE s ec . 3 1 &
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The Omaha World Herald
Announcw the Appointment of
w. J- KooPMAN
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$ l = I '- ' - " " " " - " " '- - -
3 Avnil) Lnssmsr n v ' r n - 1 -_ _
from
B l o o d y C o c c r d r o s r s
in Your Flock of Growing Poultry
Use the Sensational New
c » KA - GENE
It Saves Money and Chicks
Fc-cd .lt From the End ol' the Third to the End of the Eighth\\\-ek nnd When Chicks Are First Exposed in Their Yards.
I m m u n i t y ...
is The Only Effective Way lo Prevent Large Losses From This
Aliment.,
Don't Neglect this Important
Flock Treatment
Blair Fee M i
M a r t i n K n h r Ph o n e 9 3
lie Offen :md Mrs William hlelflon guest of the 5_ Pierce Allen fnnnlyl
nld Ilsns for the forthcoming in- south of Blair She is spending this;
Sl7¢§U°" will _be discussed at the week with Mrs.Judith Aronsonbusiness meeting.of the McCarthy district.Dr. and Mrs. D. R. Ehlers avid
" ; ; ° ' " C l u b _family drive to Council Bluffs,l
\.L llre ster Clnb.n\ct with iowa.Sunday,to spend thc day.lm lnmil Jntzen, April lG, wheniwnh Dr. Ehlers' parents Mr. and
the nnnunl election of office \\'ns;MrS_ H_ T_ Ehlers.'\held.Mrs. William Vogt wif. re-. .|elected resident'Mrs.Fronki fhursdny visitors ut the Frank
FJ h 1_,_'d g d M _lilxghtree home wer Elmer lll;:h»|
§..Ei" Bidi-rQr;c:¢dn'.ieuur;:.trim' Ralph llightrce, Miss Addie
Mm. Pa ul W ulf wa s na me d le nder ~A %¥;f'\§:1'§§;;:):lf;
;\,dnndBhlrs. hols P. Sorensen islm visitedtliere on Sunday.
o n e rT h e g r o u p w i l l m e e t M a y 2 0 w i t h C a r l I t o h w e r ,f a r m e r o f t h e
Mr s . W illia m W u lb e rn .
W ranc h neighborhood.wh o has
u ..-...... ,,stands what you want. if you treat
dog well he is one of _the _bestfriends you can have.--(,untr\hut-
Baptist Congregation
Dinner is PlannedThe congregation of the Baptistchurch will gather at the church
on Wednesday evening. April 29.
for n fellowship dinner.Follow-
ing the `meal» the annual election
of officers is scheduled.
Svendsens Guests
At Sorensen HomeRev. and Mrs. n. A. Svendsen of
ment will he in charge of Mrs. Les-Mrs. Joe Lnzure was a Ween-vnu b 1 txlk to mm
ed.
, _ . . -
A lesson devoted to the antivi-
ties of church women will be
studied by the Woman's Society
of '., ufstian Service, Friday after-
noon, under the guidance of Mrs.
TL E.Vinton, Mrs. F. w. Arndt
\ \ ' " "
land Mrs.Simonsem The groupfwill meet at the Methodist Church;
hostesses will be Mrs. Josie Van~lDeusen, Mrs. D. Z. Murnmert, Sr.,
|Mrs. A. D. Burress.and Mrs. L.
L Snyder.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Tilden and
little son of Lincoln spent the
week»end with Mr. Tilden's par-
ents, Dr. and Mm. R. E. Tilden.
BUY DEFENSE BONDS
.AND STAMPS NOW
been in poor health for some time,Hutchinson,Minnesota,arrived
is reported to he much i"\Pf°"¢d~n»1<many for n short visit with Y/ev.
Mr. and Mrs.Rohwer celebrated!
their Golden Wedding anniversary,last year,`
Overnight guests,Monday.ol'
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Robeson wereMrs. Robeson's brother-in-law andsister, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Dee of
Tama, Iowa. The Bees were return-ing to their home after spending
the winter in Haskins, Colorado.
Following' nine days as n pa-tient at Clarkson Hospital in Oma-
ha, Mrs. C. H, Koepke was able in
retum to lm' home here, Tuesday.
Russell Koepke of Chicago,I\l.i~
nois, spent Wednesday and Thurs-
day at the parental home on West
Gruxt Street.Mr and Mrs Geo n x m l
entertained,Saturday,for Mr.
.arid Mm, Raymond Kuhr and fam-
ily, Lloyd Kuhr. and Mr. and Mrs.
Knh
S\~cndsen's brother-in-low and sis-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Sorensen.
They planned to retum home to-
day.
Methodist To
Attend RlllySeveralyoung people of thenentodm Churdh plan t o # M d
the spring youth d i y at WGS'-
Side Church in Oakland, nert Sun-
dlv-The group will leave the
church at 2 o'c\ocl¢. and wan r e
turn in the evening Iollowing a
covered dish dinner ~ pr081'Hm»
1 Pot-Luck Supper
:Honors Mina PysherMiss Lois Pyscher ol Hastings,Nebraska, was honored guest at apot-luck supper given Wadnwlpy
evening by the Church of Clin
Y P o la Also present w
-at
Ra d Ru ;S da " u i uung e p ._erewf . .: x n d e M r s " n A l l i e x » : ' s i u l ' : ' t h e p a s t o r , R e v. T . A . L m d e n m e y -
l
Mrs.4 » ; Q _ _ _ g _ _ _ _ _m o n ,'a n r a ndthe Y.P.s p o ns nrayneMr. and Mrs.u r nrge Arterburn.Miss P9=°*§9f lax
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to Nor
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2,60C
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fourl
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onfni
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nv
. .iv-i.»~.., v.-.II. & Margaret M. Stewnrtl
mnn Warrick: SB SE &. E 20: 6 inches of SW SE see 13~
$4,000.h Shields Hnverstock to Vir-llughes:SE NE sec 35-17-
0,..00.tie Holloeter to John A. Cnr-'Lt. l in sec. 6 & WW wwf
ec 5.18-10_ $1.00.llinmD. McDonald to Law-
Phone 29 l
W e'll Pick Up and Deliver '
AdvanceCleaners
X
Carter: Lt. 4, nik. 71, City'_._._.._. .,. . _ _ . , - . . _
;\ir, $45.
5 Dn i vm vs A P P L I - l
ATIONS A CCE P TE D
total of 2.605 drivers hcehsccations were accepted during'h by the Nebraska Safety Paral hos a re resenta
th Wednesday afternoon of
month.itrolmcn traveled 175,808 milesspent 13,460.5 hours on patrol
ng the month. 1,433 hours wereit in examining license appli
.s81 arrests were made, the mostlmnn complaint being lack of
license plates. 129 were lu'-;ed on this count. 93 ca-Bea wereoverweight on capacity plates,for expired driven licenses, 42speeding, 24 for xecklas driv-, 24 for driving while intoxicat-l8 for no operamfs license, 12stop Bign violation, and othersmiscellaneous charges including`li hts following wo
...__._
The Put .p I
in Blair for this purpose the
.
lur e to d im g ,~~ »--n .. .»..hi d h wn v.
Shoes for Mer
Air - o
Like W alking on Air
Tan or Black Oxfords..
O t h e r D r e s s S h o e
Wolverine
Work Shoes
Moat Comfortnhle,LongestWearing. Your Lest Chancell These Low Prices.
s so to$so
- Magics
s 1
$2.50 zo $3.
W or k Sh oi
$2.45 to $2-1
U n i o n S l l i t l
6Sc t o $ 1. 00
1 - P i e c e S u i t
251: to 50c
Por Gu-mon!
s
J. D. cluuusou
Dr. J. 'llilwn Young
Osteopltldc Phyddm
uso Norih Brand St.
FREMONT, NEBRASKA
\I
r
Q ':1 Aunouuc emfm ~ ' Q
ka-Seltzer
|'LL Tune r::=§;' ~ 'Omit-1HA1S THE uosr ~our me ~n.u=»osm.r~zr *mans ~ALM-~y ~rou°u. HEAR Tomcm'~
p u s n d r u s s m r e .
L u g e P l c h i s socSmalld l l !30|.i?&»;li l''I" ry ag h.¢ su tA 1k .n- Se ltzer nty o ux
~_.~ ~ a Drug Stan: Sodl Fomaum.
y, .;f_,..~. g p =
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\ " \ \ ¢ " s w e m i ( u e =Q¢\u1\,
Se\'<.~1.e\f \s e b é x e v e ~
'- ? \ e & ' 5 e ° Y e ~
M ILLIONS xutlar lea from Hudaehn, Add Lndlgutlon, DIS!-"LBot Colds "Mc g Mui' md Muscuhr Fmgue becauur Lhzyhave heard-aqd believed-Alkn-Seltzer radio announcements.To :hae mllhuns. dm 1-elle! obnlncd by the use ot Alka-Seltzerg g w g p h f u m o r e u a n n t b e z m u l n e e n j a y m e n l x h a y g n h o m t h n
r mT h e m o s t i m p o n a n t p a n s o f o m m d l a g a - a m . b o ¢ h t o y u \ x m dt o u s . a r a t h e c vr n m e r c m n n n u u n m m e n ° O n m y o u h a n t r i e d
A l k a - S e h m r w e b e l i e v e y o u w i l l n g n c w i \ h u l .B u t u - y A 1 k a » S e l t z e r h e m u s c i t u n n u n u s u a l l y z i l e c u vu m e d l -
d n c n m . b e a u s e y o u e n j o y m e r a d i o p r o p u r n s .W H Y A L K A - S E L T Z E R I 5 s o s r r s c n v s
Th e p a i n - r e l i e vi n g a n A u i c k n A l k - H - S e l t z e r i s l n c o m p l d n | o \ u -
! l o n , r a d i o e a s e l h e i s t r e s x u l o o n u y o u n v u l l u w h .T h e
p¢\ nn. \.\1 n a t i o n l s m m e m o r e e £ e c \ . \ ve b y d k n l i n b b u d u s .T h a a l h l l d n l e l e m e n t s l p A l k n - S e i n e : r e d u m w o e s n o u u d x
0_ . i: :1 a c u d h y .L ~' -G e t A l k a - S e l u u 't h e n e x t t i m e y o u
~,,~J f~*~
Announcing the Opening
of the
0'Hanlon Insurance Agency
l n t h e M c C o m b B u i l d i n g
304 Sou th W alker Ave.North of t he Postof fice
spent Monday ar. me nurve, -»--.home in the Rose Hill vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs.Alfred Andersonentertainedatdinner,Saturdayevening,complimentary to their
son, Dnyle, on his ninth birthday.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Sifov and Lyle, Mrs. John Hurt andBilly, Raymond Newkirk, and Mr.
gg" Mrs. Ted Buckhardt and fam-
y.Mrs. John Schmidt and daughter,lGuyc, and Mr. and Mrs. J. P. An-dersen spent Friday with Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Metzler and son, Gor-
don Allan, of Tekamah; they werenccompanied home that evenin8 byGondnn Allan, who spent the week-
end at the Schmidt home.
Mrs Robert Kelly entertained at\»» birthday party, complimentary uf
her ten-year-old son,Pat,Satur-
day.Guests for an aftemoon of
`d ti sen 1 e.....=~--;z:°';.:;..:§." nt i i . :Christian
Church. .
.lack Mxhers Here
On 2-W¢¢k Visit
wnlen ate.-..funds, amounted
Disposition ol
ed 402 convictioi
jail sentences; 4complaints filed;Mr.and Mrs. Jack Maher and carried to distri¢
dauduer, Diane, of San F11-\'¢\H~'bond; 1 forfeitel
oo,California,arrived T\1B5dBYissued; 2 release'n for a two-#week vislt'W_yoming.1 to a
:norm samong Washington C o u n t Y
friends.They an guests of Mrs.
'Mum-'B pai-enls,Mr.and Mrs.Miller Nielsen of Kennani.'hut
will spend A part ol their vacationwithBlairrelatives,also.Both
Mr.and 'Mm Maher are former
Blair residents.
Mr, and Mrs.R.C.Cook ofSiouxCity,lows,swnt Sunday
'mul Mr. and Mrs. Wilumn Linden.
l n - . ...1..,. vmexl Mrs.August
authonties, and
Other patrolr
the month are l
Violation cards i
Obstnxetions rorWarning cards
Speaking engagAccidents reporl
igated ;---.
Stolen cars reel
HARRY M4
RET
I ijnns
:t c ou rt; 1 o u t o n
l b o nd ; 1 wa rr a n t
.1 tn a rrnv n oat in
sheriff, 1 to Iowa
1 to FBI.nen activities for
isted below:issued -_._.--_smnoved .......__..._-589
issued ....__..-..-1B'i'
ements --_---_ 68
Led and invest-65
wered _-....---..'1
DRRISURNS HOME
l|\
Prudential
z Life
§mslmANCE Fonnaw play followed by a lunch wereF i r e - T h e f t » A u t o m o b i l e !Darén Young, om-en Mum; Fred-
|erick Steffen Howard Willard Bil-B u r g l a r y » B o n d s - L i a b i l i t y HY Leonard, md and Denny rm-
cy, Richard Alexander, and Frlllk
Health and Accident Alexander,
L 0 H A N L O N ~ . . . L _ ~ o l t h e ~,occasioned by the McVickers' wed-
;Mr, and Mrs. F. H. McVicker en~
me ...W .....__mulmm at the Crowell Home.
Sunday visitors xt the Carl F.Koltermnn home were Mr.and
Mrs. Fred Kulmrmnn and son,Donald,ond Mrs.Kolmrm-sn's
mother.Mrs. Procbmw. 111 Sew-
lterzained n number of guests Iast\,,¢ Nebraska.
Thursday evenlng at their home onlwm.coma sn-ee: at a dinnerfollowed by bridge. The affair was'
dang anmvernry which occurred on
_were Messrs. and Madame: R. H.
Mrs. C. S. Parodies returned to
her home in Douglas,Nebraska.Sunday; gm, had spent the winter'months with her mn-ln-law and
ah; Mrs. Rlymond Krogh and lam-
and hmily.Hnrold Grothuuen of Minml.A E N T lllrlaloney, ol Omaha; L. C. Klopp,_J. Hilwn Rhodes, Earl S. 'l'l1l7P'Flor'ld-I, orrlved 'hxudny for an ln-
; ;~ ~gm Scot! Robeson.
Advertise ln The Enterurlu
It Brian nmlu
emma vim with hh lllter, Mrs.Henry Doll and funily nfl Blair,:nd hll psrentl, Mr. md Hn. Om
Grothuaen ol Kennxrd.
Insurance
|3
ROBER
D h n n o R AL ' l l i l u u v 1
\--
J
Blur. Nebmlm. Apr!! za 1942
TIPfm~
mf emu
- - HCONDUCT REVWAL
SERVICES D I
Mi s s Lo i s Py scher of Ha s ti
has been c on duc ting revi val se
icen, each eve ni n g, at th e C h u
o f Christ.Da ily pray er me eti
fo r th e wo me n ar e be in g c o nd
ed also,gro ups mee ti ng i n
homes each after noon;a.p m
servic e for th e men p rec edes
even ing service.\
Fr id ay evening a recognit
servic e wi ll honor the select
who lea ve W a sh in gton Co un ty
wa r se rvic e .i n the near f u t
Mis s Py s c h er is trai ni ng as ju
c hor us whic h wi ll i ead the sin
tha t even in g.A baptis mal se
SALVATION ARMYQUOTA. PASSED
Clpuin McOmly of the Salva-
tion Army completed the Anny's
1942 appeal in Blair, Tuesday, stat-inff that local donations amountedto $108.60. An unofficial .quota ol
$100 had been suggested lor Blair
'Km
Ls.. .'1 -isr
Salva tion A r my representatives
wi sh to tha nk loc al residents fo r
their kind support.Th e annual appeal is th e o nly
ti me d u ri ng th e y e ar th at th e Ar -
my soli c its fu nds, C aptain Mc Cur-
dy ~ i n te d out.Hé said, "P1ez\.se
.._/.
4:\J*
\
Open House \
At Central-
Friday Eve
P r o g r a m Prepared By
Students Of Science
Department
er,o ~1'»=~-Ieet Held 0~ Blair Field Wednesday Afternoon
1 . .;, L V .r v" r i :..,*e _ ~.S c o r i n g 2 6 %p o m t s G e n e 1 \ r u g ~
-~1.'.f ~... »~v 3 4 . -; e r l e d h i s A r l i n g t o n m a t e s t o a .v i c -
¢' *''A . ." 1 " " 't n r y i n t h e W a i s h i n g t o n C o u n t y
.>9 .1, 5 4 J . ,~5 .. ;."f 5 . 1 ,. Q t r a c k m e e t h e l d c m t h e B l a i r c i n -
i .4 ..|~¢1 ....l l ~ _
»'4 ~
\E 'g er sc orai five first plac es u
n .» ,E `chored the winn in g ; §1 ay te
4 3.112 Coach Petc rson"s boy tn lli
paints with Blair winning 'ru
\\»honorB with 59 points.F o
" '.hnun was th ir d wi th 9 %
: .`| Ilermnn had 6 and Kennsrd" M Q
._-nn;
.Y NIrs. Jens Cr n
Sorensen Dies
of Pneumonia
Passes A tffl Ffnrlv SettlerI i "ie Sf S1Years.On
Qnmn Farm 45 YearsNo one has to apologize for their
"o n i o n br ea th "this y ear because
onion s ets are one of the sc nrc est
#artic les in we middle west.Store-
'keepers any th a t there simply
ql¢\n|n n v Several reasuns have
ion
eesfo r
sro.mior
i n g
rite
I J \ \ \ a A \ r an v u - » - --.__ . . . . . . .
_- - -Mr s .J ens C.Sorensen,one o f
the early settlers of the c ounty ,
died Wednesday mo r ni n g a t th eFr e mo n t Ho sp i ta l where she ha d
been tak en for trea tme nt. She was
the vi c tim o f a n att.ac k.of Qneu
:rn asl '3'4!»S
me m;It Cal
voints
;;;;: '.....€;;.".;ffl!the shortafze.Oneu u c a ;= » ":'_ . I t o ~so f t h e s e a s t } 1 a t _ o n i q n f ¢ * & " ' : 3 . 1 = § § § 1 1 § L = ~ e f ,¥ 2 ° " * E ' f 1 ' ~= - ? ' . ° . ' 1 ° ° " , m " t m l " ° * " >T h e 1 Arlington Bqulu wun ullw \in n m rmnnimr event a n d n nh: from which B116 had 8l1ff€I"Ed
nminlained the margin until the
final event..For Blair Feagen,Roatermsmn,.Kelly.lang,NelsCarlsen were'the high point men.Raultn
50 yard high hurdle.:1, Kruger,
A; 2, Sorenson, A:3, Rastemmn,B; 4, E. Suverkrubbe, Ft. C,Time
's-1~xo sec.
ANNOUNCE SECOND
1MMUN1zA'r1oN
CLINIC DATES
1,345 School Children
Were A¢,Ear1
for about mn days._Mrs. Sorensen was bam in Den-
mu k on July 1,1860,and had
she reached her next birthday, shewould have been 82 years ol lge.
She grew to womnnhuod ln Den~
mark, and on January 20, 1887,
she was.marriai w Jens C. Sor-ensen nnd they soon embarked for
al\y grown by Japanese un |»m|~»in the Pacific.They are harvestedinthe lal\ and shipped to theUnited States where they are soldin swres in the spring.The warhnsnut an end u>_ that tfdlic.
(r 'n u ay |uvumns ,....-.' " " f ' ° ~ " ' ° c lo s e _ q ! _ | . h e a n n u a \ p s t- M E THO D I S T m s ' r .
»'3,2L2",5°,§',2§'$¢"$"E; £e'L2Z§§?£C O N F E R E N C E H E L D
by sc ienc e depnrtment students:I N A R L I N G T O N
Examp le s of y o r k oh e d u r mg
because og iloodeirl- Iiifimam ter-| ;,`{,§df.,§,§§ hgsimen on display at t.he|»:ribory whi c h usually furnishes a Central bui ldi ng thro ugh out th e
"la-me portion of th e o n i o n pla nts
used i n this territory .Another
theory reg ar di ng the ah o r tlg o In
that apec ulators have bought up all
.the plants and are the reby c omer-
in g th e ma r k e t f o r o n i o n produc
ti o n f o r the ar my .Any wa y ,
there aren't any in Blair stores.
week.Pamnbs an d pa tr on s ha ve
been g xtende d a c ordial invitation
to visit the sc hoo l and see the ex-
hibit,whic h represents Centx1i,|School,No r th W a r d : n d Weat| n
w m a .g
Fri day evening'a p r o g r a m, p m- iparedbyc hemistry ,biology and1'_9.....\...\.... v|.,,¢n ]_ |
J1J\.\»_y \)l|.l.l.J.\»;|\»|.z v-v-- -- v- -.D i s t r i c t R e p r e s e n t e d
T h u r s d a y Pic tured above
-...\i n n \ |1. .\:...¢in n ¥h»\nv Tvnm
is the Ariing 1 yesterday.Left to. .rght.,_ they
lx
55
5
)
l
la
100 yard wh-9 Dale,K;2.
Fesgen, B; 3, Stork, A; 4, Feet, B.100 yard low hurdles-l, Kruger,
A: 2, Sorensen, A; 3, Roafermann,
B; 4, E. Suverkrubbe, Ft. Calhoun.
Tlma 12 5-10 sec.220 yard dash--1, Feagen, B; 2,
Stork, A:8, R.Bellows,B;4,Kramer. H.Tlme 26 4-10 sec.440 yard dash-1, Rooenltilde, A;
2, Kelly, B; 3, J. Long, B; 4. Rosen-
baum. A,Time 59 940 sec.Half mile--1, Long, B; 2, Menk-
ing, A: 3, Goldbeck, B; 4, Cunning-
ham, A.Time 2 min. 23 3-10 sec.Mile--1, N. Carlsen, B; 2, Pfeif-
fer, B: 3, Brooks, A; 4, Barton, A;
Time 5 min. 30 4-10 sec.Relay-1. Arlington (Stork, Ros-
enkildc, Sorensen, Kruger); 2, Her-
man; 3. Blair; 4. Fr. Calhoun,
Broad Jump-1, Kruger, Arling-'
ton; 2. B. Rasenkilde, A: 3, Peer.
B; 4, Rostermun, B.Distance, IB
feet, ll in.Shot-1, Kruger, A; 2, Warrick,ll; 3, Stork, A: 4, E. Suverkrubbe,ga-Calhoun.Distance,37 feet
xn.l Discus 1.Rosterman,B;2,
Fecr. B; 8, Menking, A; 4, Suver-krubbbe,Ft. Cal.Distance, 103feet.I .lavelinc-1, Marshall, A; 2, De-vine, B: 3, Rosenbaum, A; 4, Su-verkrubbe, Ft. Cal.Distance, 122
ft. 11 in.Pole vaul l. Kelley, B; 2, Sor-
enson, A: 3. Menking, A; 4, Suver-
krubbe, Ft. Sl-lhoun, tied lor third
and fourth.Height, 9 ft. 'fi in.
_ High jump-1,Kruger, A;2,
tied for 2, 3, 4, Sorensen, A; Croft,FL Calhoun; West, Herman.
Pugball League
Play Starts
y Opening games in the Dann
3 College pugball league were
3 played *ha first ol the week.
"In a ulvsrmnx marsh tha Badgers
'defeated the Town Boys, 43 to 3, gg
Aprtl UIJ JIICS
Clinic dates for the second im-
munization of children for diph-
theria were announced today by
Mrs.Dorena Walker,CountyNurse, and Ruth Wolfe,County
Extension Agent? These clinics fol-
low the first series of immuniza-
tion clinics conducted the early
lnrt of April.
Dates of the second immuniza-
tions are listed below; it should benoted in each case that clinics will
0:30 A.M., with the exception of'
on Calhoun.
America,coming to this county
which has since been their homo
For the past forty-five yearstheyhave resided on their f armsouthwest of Orum, Here they be-came a part of the community and
were active members of the Dan-
ish Lutheran church of Omm.A daughter,Mrs.Robert Ras-mussen, with the bereaved husband
and three grandchildren are le!t
to mourn her departure.Funeral services will be held at
the Danish Lutheran church of
and interment will bc made in theopen at 8:30 A.M. and close at Ox-um on Saturday at 2:00 p_M_
'April 30-Herman,Red Cross
Rooms, 8:30 A.l\I.
Orum cemetery.
Mr,and Mrs,Orland BruntonMay4--Blair,Legion R°0lY\3»lof Lyons are the parents of n 7 lb.
8:30 A.l\{.lMay 5-Arlington, Legion Hall,sam .-mr.5
May 6--Fontunellc,S c h o o lHouse, 8:30 A.M.l
May '1--Kennard, Pavilion, 8:30
A.lll.May 8-Fort Calhoun, City Hall,
1:30 P.M.Children are asked to report tolthe clinic where they received theirl
first immunization. It is important
that those hpvmg smallpox vacu
nations report for a check~up, too
as well as those who were innocu
states. Each child immunized receives two "shots" lor diphtheria
another clinic will be set up next
fall at which timh the Shick testwill be used to determine if each
child is immuneIt is reported that 1 345 different
school children received immunization during the first clinics,of
which 1008 were immunized for
both diphtheria and smnllpozg. 126
were immunized tor diphthena alone and 211 for smallpox alonemusing a total ol 2,363 innocula
tions. 67% of the school children in
the county took advantage ol the
ivrvzrv-m
5 oz. son, Dain Everett, hom Sut-
urday morning' at Blair llospilml.
Patricia Beck, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry. Bcck, cntcrtoincd
several friends in honor of her
birthday, Saturday.
/W ,QT
'Wl
55% Hoc
PRICES ARE
DOVVN
$oo Per
T o n
lated for diphtheria, Mrs. ...Q ~ ~ ~ ~
'''_ SUPPLEMENT
~|-';"'
~..:a :9 _sixty c h urc hes o f the 0ma I} a d in
C 1 e u l :-gto n,Thursday .Th e distric t
eeting o f the Wornen's Society
I Christian Service also took #lac e
at da y , wi th se ssio ns in the Arl-
gton Congregational Churc h.
The c onf erenc e program opened
t 9 : 30 Thu r s da y mo r n in g wi th :
orship servic e," Th e Ho ly Co m
uni on ";th i s wa s f ollo wed b y :
~usiness session. Dr. leo M. Pipp
~I lrlashville, Tennessee, sddres -
the bo ard o f education a t 10:30
Speakers et a fomm c onduc ted lat
er i n th e mo r ni n g inc luded Re v
Fr a n k I .Finc h,Charles G.Go m
on, an d B ish op W illia m C . Martin
D.D.,L.L .D.
The noon lun c heo n wa s fo llow
b y a disc ussion of conference i n
terests,inc luding Neb ras ka W es
ley an Uni versity , Nebraska llietho
di st Hospi tal,and the Crowe]
Ho me at Bla ir .'
Afte rno on sess ion s h ad s s thei
speakers Mr s .Charles W .Me~
Herman F, Crowell, Dr. E. L. Gel~
inger,Dr.Arc hibald K .Stews
and Rev. T. Porter.
I
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WASHINGTON co.i
T R A C K M E E T
Dale, Kennard, was only entryfromhis school.Entened one
event, won first plm:e.Turned in
go o d time o f 10 6-10 sec onds for
hundred.
Blaifs ho pes for vic tory in relay
went. fly ing on first baton oxclmng:
whic h lo st the m ab ou t 25 3,'.m1s.
Feagen,running anc hor, turned on
the ste am to wi n th i r d plac e for
his team.\
Fi rs t ti me i n past three yoars
tha t B lai nh as not won mee t.Also
best. c rowd i n ma n y yours.Hi g h
wi n d c ut do wn ti me on runn ing
events.
Meet run off in mm-1:1 time.Lo~
c a l o f f i c i a l s h a n d l i n g r n c e t h n d i
t h i n g s w e l l m a n a g e d a n d f h d a w a y
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OUR MEN IN'PHE SERVICE
Kenneth Wachter, formerly o
Herman, writes his parents, Mr
and Mrs. Ben Wachter, that h~
arrived late last week at th~naval training school st Sa
Diego, California.
Donald Butts of the Gres
Lakes Naval Training School i
spending a few days with h`
parents,Mr.and Mrs.C.'
Butts ol Blair. He was a Thurs
day dinner guest at the hom
of his aunt, Mrs.Ella. Wo~
ward of Herman.Ray Hansen. Camp Lee, Vi
ginis,/writes Fort Calhou
fdends that "if I had work~
as hard at home as I haveithe lnat six weeks 1 would havowned the whole town of Fo
Calhoun and most ol the su
rounding country". Ho has wohisfirstmedalontheri
range.Kenneth Redding,who li
been stationed for sevemonths as a cook at Fort KnoKentucky,writes his mothMrs. Ed Arkell of Blair, that
is moving soon to an unkno~
destination. His new address
%Postmaster, New York City.
Alfrsd C. Jensen, son of MJ.P. Jensen of Blair, is noconnected with the Psycholo~
cal Unit USO at Santa An
California.Carl W. Watts, stnff-ser;at the army flying schoolColumbia,Mississippi,and »
bride spent a short lurlou~early this week among relativin Blair and Kennurd.Emma!HPD-Msthcr Fic
Cnlifornia, is spending a 30-d
furlough with relatives in I-'~
Calhoun. First stationed at Lo
ry Field,Colorado, Ernest
pects to be transferrd to t
flying cadets and to receive
lot training unon his return
California.We are undoubtedly miss
u few items in regard to --in the service. lf you have anews of relatives orjrienda
the service,mail,phone
bring your items of "Our ~In The Service" inthe Blair
terprise.Pvt. Robert Junghluth. so
r .fir st plac es b u t one.Arling ton
ha d 8 wi th K ru g er ge tti n g f ive o f
them,Bla ir h a d f i ve whic h were
divided between,Feagen,Lon g,
Ca r lu m;Rostenn an,elly .
Ver non Bellows pac ed son, Ray ,
on fir st. le g o f r ela y a nd don 't let
any one te ll y o u he c annot move.
Tiernann,Calhoun coac h,.an-
nounc ed th a t h e wo n irrter-class
'meet in Calhoun.lne li gib le th is
week no unable to partic ipate in
Wednesday meet.
w i lm a r r e d ' m e e t i n p a s t s e a s o n s
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CO. TRACK MEET
Arlington 74%,Blair 59, Fort
Calhoun 9*/5, Hemnm 6 and Ken-
nard 5.
o n ay =...relay rac es at the B la i r - A r li n p sen and Stork.A t the ri g h t i s
ton trac k meet held a t Blair Coac h Peterson.--Hnter1u~{|e Sports Staff Photo
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Candidly
S p e a k i n g - -
By Coach Rufus Ols
Present indi-
cations ara th:-L
Blair will not berevresenmdinPlatteVa i i c ybaseballlcazue .- _"
this s u m m e r _ul*
There wen-_ no .
~fr om h er e at the
Ienzue meetimr. Sunday .Ma n y
local fans.even last year,voic e d opi nion tlmt th ev wo uld
rathe r se e B la ir d ro p o ut o f P.
V. and another leaxrlle formed.
La c k of in tere st this ¥¢1\ ri.s
I f y o u wa n t s ome onions, try
seeding them direct in your garden.
They, c ome up like tiny hairs so be
c are ful no t to pu ll th e m u p fo r
weeds.They ahou ld be planted at
onc e to tak e a antage of the c ool
rn o ii wea the r .Becta have thei r b eat fla vo r i f
used when about ha lf gr own.
Ma k e several plantings between
no w an d J u ly I st so tha t y o u ma y
en jo y th em a t th ei r b es t
There is some interest in garden
varieties of soy beans.Th ey are
prepared like green lima beans and
tas te somewh at the sa me.
phy sic s students,lnlc luums un: .... |
lowing features:Chemistr y --demon stration s ' b y
Barba ra Po und, Paul Pelp er, C lii-
fovd Sell,Georgia Wric h,Elin or
Dudgeon, George Mc Donald, Leon-ard Go ieh am, Pe arl J ens en, Almal
Thornburgh, 'and Ro l a n d ww - i c i e l
display s arranged by Ha n s Boe,l
Ne i l Webster,Leonard Gorehannl
George Mc D ona ld,Bo b Bailey.|
Rog er Hansen,Elin or Dudgeorn
Beverly Mc Bride,Eunic e Rolland,
Roger Stric k lett,Holland W ar-'
rn:Biology - -demonstrations by 'El-
'The b »laini e for ""§* "Pf1" "fi"€ | den Caldwell, Billy Trip p, Ho ward
y o un g p a n t s is o n a c o n Y day Therkelsen,Donald Hu s k ,Li la
or la te in the even in g.
I f the weath er c onti nues dr y ,
.lean J ensen, Delores Fallen, Sarah
Golden,Vernon Bellows,J ohn
mark y our gardenrons fairly de ep | Lutz,Or vi lle Mortensen,Don na
an-;i
tu r n wa te r in to th e f u r r o ws Stagezn an, Lee Guy er , lelan d Mil-
un txl the gro und ie we ll soaked.\1¢¢_ Anna Lee Lows.Ed wi n J i pp ,
P la n t y o u r seed direc tly on the Philip Lars en.
mo is t e ar th .La rg e seeds can be Phy ~sics--demonstrations by Ray
speeded alo ng by s oak ing over Bellows,W arren J enkins,Ma r ily n
ni g h t i n wa r m e a te r .Guy er,Ern ie Strieklett,Eugene
1n __nan 'Rlnr tnr Glen Guy er,
\,
I ! 1 Y l l 9 D l l l u l u » » . ¢ ,. ._R A T E H I G H I N `. T a m ; s L o n g ,D o n a l d R o s h
M I D L A N D ~B r o y H a r d i n g ,J o h n F o l e y ,I
K u h r .L e s l i e B u c k l i n a n d
C o d o n L u n d o f Arli ngton,ir-Meredith.
vnnnsinr uh|r{|=».\k{.l t Mi d ll n d Col-. """"**1" \\l"l'i1l\lC|~
errnmManiKeit
ITITF~ wu """'i§"ai'5F"1a7»§""'
ffs'.:e':':":_'&f~ :-:._:,,.-:HONOR LIST
me nu..." N.. M.. ..... _...___ter wu released recently.°'Miss Coral .Tam Stticklett, Blair, Several C l t e d ~ 0 "Hx g
also received recognition on the Sc h o la rs h lp a t
honor roll with a quotient of 3.54.ConVOC9.f10l'L.
Vernon Melerhanry, also ge Al-
ington,gained distinction m u l -Several Washington County st
other field-t.hut_ nf nthletlgs-as dents were among the 550 Univ:he received hnnurnble menl:'lon Ulllsityof Nebnska students cited 1
t.lw all-intramural baaketlnll wh-1 Hgh scholarship, Wednesday moz
M»i-hmm was n member of thelinz.Awards were made a t t
isnznd
m.
net as _new hiirh scoring record.
The _wumera tallied 10 mmf mobenmx inning nfl the hurling nfCqmvwn; added 4 in second: 6 inthlndandopened u|>_w coum_ 15
§§"3'.§..'{.'f"'U n T h i s F e e d m r
Mrs. W. F. Hemphill of Omaha E E l l ' u ¢ 8 t ~
' nh-mned m benol the P.:-Lo... _ - . .~:akrhoqd s§\T\B§\j regun\1_\se:»-s M a r k e t i n g
`"""E§'}§5¢ ok'énmpating in|;'||[w eo on.
the toumamant.|Listed `be}o1r ~ ntudel 'OUR TOWNWhn meribed mc osrmtion
In the first group---in the 1
per 3 per cent and also on hmlistsfouryearsEdgarRohv
Geesamann, Fort Calhoun, arts s
sciences.In upper 3 per cent of the cl:
or on hc-nor lists four gg ml
___|;»5_1=0 bg-czusq qi pre nntungng
S1;§=§1e.»w
Red or Blsck Chrome
Kitchen Stools
"{i7"§§I.' .4
2 ~
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Radios
4 Makes $2110 up
7 ~ M~dols
$132.79 29951 up
~79.~ an~ up
Suite~ $59.50
tallien off slanm ol Howard Jen-sen in Sth and completed scoringwith B runs in Sth Bob Burnetthurlinxr for tha winners, allowedtwo hits and three runs,Hog-Let:led the hmm with five hm m-c\ud.(r\K two. two base hits: env:triple and a home run.In theotheroveninxRimsWildrickHurlui Hun (Huh: On 29 In ia vu-.
ing, Wednesdgy anernoon. mn. 'Q;_c. xl np revlewed "Dragon Swi B °|M uby 1>£L» Buc iai M s d n me l a n ' F o u r 1 s
te w e n e nWQTIZFZ, '2§m2m'f'5.nnw.. Rhades,S o r e n s e n B r o s .
w .E .G<>eh's Gertrude ar n-hnm, 1... c . K:;>x;, J - R- Vinc kel, 1!P h o n e h i t e 2 1 3
H .Gr i mm,E .A .s mmi d z ,w .J .I
Ko op man ,an d George Campbell~
Q v - J ~ . - - - - --_S c h o o l w e n t b a c k t o l i v e i n t h e G a y ,
N i n e t i e a t h i s W e e k ,a s t h e y b e g * a n |
d r e s s r e h e n r s x l s f o r t h e i r S e n i o r _
C l a s s P l a y ," O u r T o w n " .A t t i c a
a n d t r u n k s a l l o v e r t o w n w e r e ;
u n u r n r n a n n a l H 1 r n \ | ¢ r | 1 t . 0 1 " E V i . V B t h e
now, to us e c ars any more than
necessary.Ho we ve r,i t wo uld
be possible to f o r m a le lg u u
whic.h wou ld n o t invo lve mu c h
trave ling an d wou ld br i m: to -
szether many natuxjsl rivals andr e a r s - - M t r i l l g M a o M a r s h
"|- - : - m A K f n u u u a n " I L u l l u u n g v u ' 1 I e ~i z an . \ A l n v n .l . , . . ` f - I } \ U ~I n * h a 5 ~R ~ 9
-1 ~;é _..__ ,s \A leume comuoaed ol mme
Arlington.Ben-
w=......w .......neteen hund .
found lt °:revnesentlnz
r Fort Calhoun,
b
early ni
Tha young actresseslittle difficult and pdnful to step -.
one of their eonuampxe saddles ~ m d ' e k a m n h w o u l d e
Kitchen Stools
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I HavePurchased the
PAULSEN CAFE
Formerly Known as Kiepke Hamburger
Shop
And am now in cimrge of the business. I earn-
eétly solicit the continued patronage of the
many custmners of the_eale and I assure them
ents,Mr .an d Mr s . Ro y Do la n
th at he is lea vi ng th e we st
c oast soon for an unknown des-
tinatic n.
Jaek W ard of Spokane, W ash-
n g mn .has le n t A phonograph
rec ord of his voic e to his moth-
er, Mrs.Bill W an d.
P vt.Arc hie Sc hlnpfer,wh o
luus bee n s tation ed at No rf o lk ,
Virginia,has been transferred
to F o r t Croc kett,Texas.P vt.
Sc hlapfer, who ls a c ook, is the
s o n o l M n ..Tuck Sc hlnpfe r of
Arli ngton.\Sg t.Brlnn Peterson,son n l
Mr .and M n .Ro y R.Peierson
of Arli ngton,lms been mo ve d
f r o m Jackson,Mi ns i ni p pl,to
Chria tlan Pun, Mis sissi ppi.
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Radios
F r i g i d a i r e s
7 Ft. Models
$132.79 and up
Ma yt a g W a s h e r s
Li v i n g R oo m
Studio Lounges
$29.50
Home Furniture
&Appliance Co.
Phone Black 393
Blair, Nebr.
g x r \:.|~»~-~|]Priz es a nd Awar ds:Ceres Ciub
Sc ho lar s hi p -Me lvs Lo i s He i er -
henry ,Arlin gto n,
i Class of 194 2 hono r lia E d g m
Rohwe r Gee saman n, Fo rt Ca lhoun
A .&S.Ma xi n e Ma e Ma r s h a ll,
Arli ngton,nurs ing No r ma n Ed -'
Qgar Tildzn,Blai r En gin eeri ng.
Class o f 1948 honor 1is Ear15F'rancis Jenkins,Bla ir,fine artm!
Me lva Lo is Meierhenry ,A1ling-1
ton.agric ulture.~Class o f 1945 ho n or li s I\Im-|
jorie A n n Giifrey .Arlin gton , ag -I
ricultui-e, j|.\nior division.K.athryn|
Anne Rohwer, Fort Calhoun, teach-1
ora. junior division.|
Phi Ro ta Ka p p a - -E d g a r Ro hw-|
x s ~Ma ri eer1|x s ,-_Pounds..Sigma Xi-"Norman Edgar T11
den.
oN ~M.oNnAY'sSTOCK MARKET'
|1resentativeaon the Oma h a li v e ]
stoc k ma rk et last Mond ay were
George Knec ht with seven 960-Ib.
steers und a 910-ib. heifer, séiling
a t $l3. 00; and Panl~»Kruger,wh o
soid. 38 mixed colored 656-lb. yearl-
ing s to a stoc k er buy er at $11.00
and six s till p1a iner.651 poundera
ist $ 10 .0 0. Bo th men a re fr om the
Arli ngto n vi c ini ty .
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.Mr .an d Mrs .Gerald J ensen of;
W ashi ngtom D.C.,and Mr s.Ai-'
. b e n Jensen o f Mi lla r d visited;
.fri end s in Bh lir and cinity, MOD
day .\
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n--v;V£;vth;.i;p}TéIBr
HOLD SERVICES Frmandmoccnsinain to the narr ow,
high-top,poinbed»toed shoes wo r n
by the wo me n i n the Ga y Nine-_
ties.
bow ties, knic ker s, and a rm panda
nnrved to ma ke the boy s a bit. un-
High turn-over c ollars and c uffs,l
an ideal set-uo in the opinion of
many loc al fans.Perhaps a
couple o f these to wns wou ld
fi nd i t di ff ic ult g etti ng e no ug h
players toxrether to f o r m u
squad b u t if s o me o f th e old
timers wo uld tu r n ou t th a t
M...\\\\.......ximnnlri \_..Q|\1\||`|I
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r Fune ral servic es for Mrs . Claua
F .Sc hmidt,F o r t Calhoun,were
conducted in the Blai r Baptist
Churc h,Saturday afternoon,a t
\EB;1§f;rtfibfé,but.,iaevertheleuni *"'"'-""'imma! _thlt _styles had chlngedn It h um ue ; : : u u 0 c m
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th e s ea s on ! u lay s tar t th e lat-ter Dart of June.Th is wo uld
give the veterans.wh o ha ve
not performed in recent vears.
amp le ti me to get in shape.
Also,pe r mi t thern to pe rf or m
duri ng the ho t su mmer mon th s
whic h would help loosen uo "ne--lired"musc les.Instead o f
ulnvin m a ni ne inning ga me i t
has been suggested Ehat a seveninning c ontest b e Blowi-
W h e t wo uld B la i r d o f o r
playgers?Loc a l f ans wou ld en-i0\ watching Husrh Cooke, Babe
Lundt.Fr a n k W olfe.C h o o m
Rhodes a nd a nu mber of others
wh o g ai ne d f ame on the b ase-
ball d ia mon d. ha c k at th ei r o ld
positions again.Undoub tedly
th ey wou ld be, c apeble of pro-
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||Bliss Marilyn Nelson of J-Iemnn,daughter of Dr.und Mrs.W.l.iNelson won a superior rating fora
her piano solo at the district mu-sic contest in Fremont, lu! week.This is the second consecutive year'that Miss Nelson, 16-yea.r~old jun-
ior, has won the highesl rating
nwilable. She planato attend thenationalmusic can st in 0ma.hn,I
May 8.|
Herman school wu represen!ed,|
also, by the girls' octet which re-
ceived l ruling of good. The gnnxpis composed of Betty Korshoj, Bet-Ly Lou Christensen,Emma Jean
Wat,Violet Petersen,Catherine'
Brodenen,Frances Mae Hlnsen,,
Marjorie Jenlen and Jmica Pe-
tm-sen.
te r ta i n me n t h s la s t ve af s te a m
supplied.I d ou bt if th ey wtlu ld
c o mmi t n e u ly ' a s ma n y me n ta l
error!!
Th en thero's Ma r t Jensen.
Ro y Lo ng ,Fr a n k W o lf e a n d u
few oth er y ounger pla y -
ers wh o wi ll undoubbedlv be
statione d in thi s area this sum-mer.Yes.i t a n n u m possible
to c omplete a s quad c ap able of
representing this c i tv on the
diarmnd.W i th conditions an
thev are this is one Besson
when Blair nhould have a. base-
ball team.
ma d e a t the Blair cemetery .Rev.
T. A. Li n de n me y er wa s in c h arge
of th e fu ne ra l.
Mrs. Sc h midt die d sudden ly of a
heart attac k, April 15, while c ross-
in g the Ca lho u n b all pa rk on h erway to town to d o some sho pp ing .|
Mr .Sc hmidt,wl1 o i s a bro th er of
E.W .Sc hmid t of B la ir ,had suf-
fered n pamiy tic stro ke only n few
day s earlier.
i A s L u c y E mma Bowler,Mr s.'Sc hmi dt wa s h orn at Onuwa, lows.
On F e b ma r y 11,1876.She had
spent mo s t of her li fe in and aé
'rou nd Blai r, whe re s he was uni ted
in mar ri ag e to Claus Frederic k
Sc hmidt on Mar c h 27,1892;they
had recently c elebrated their Golfi-
en W eddi ng anniversary .Six c h il-
dren were born to th e c ouple.
WOR~D
Home in where you are most
secure!Protec!your home
wi th h u u r mc e .We'\l demise
a plan whose p r e m i u m ( i l
your hndgei.
n l ;
WITH
G. L. DIXON
COMPANY
An Agency Eatnbllahedby Uneqndled Semin
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-Morning Glory GlasswareIsinpn fhnnn davenu.._ - - . _ .-..H lm nn tf f l m n l h e r c l o t h e s w h i c h
r l u n u u b u . . .- - - . _w e r e f o u n d i n t h e a t t i c s a n d t r u n k s ,
o f B l a i r h o m e s w e r e P r i n c e A l b e r t '
c o a t s ;l o n g ,f l o w i n g s k i r t s ;p e p - g
p e r m i n t s t r i p e d s h i r t s ;s h o u l d e r -
l e n g t h c a p e s ;M a r y J a n e s l i p p e r s ;
k n i t t e d s h a w l s ,a n d j a b o t s .A n d n o t '
l e a s t o f a l l w e r e t h e h a t e .. z a r
m u f f t y p e ,d e r b y e ,L e g h o r n h a t e ,
t r i c o r n e h a t s ,a n d h a t s o f a l l
s h a p e s a n d s i z e s t r i m m e d w i t h
n u m e r o u s p l u m e s ,f e a t h e r s ,a n d
ribbons.N e d Fri day a t 8:00 p.m.,the
seni ors will ree nac t th ose day s of
the Ga y Nine ties f o r the entire
c ommu ni ty wh e n they gi ve th e
fi na l p e rf or man c e of "Ou r To wn" ,
in the sc hoo l aud ito riu m.Lead ing
c ha rac ter s i n this story of a ty p i-
cal N e w England _town m e Ra y
Pitchers Tumble's
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. \ u h n p p i n b i g p l t c h u r ( 8 0 o s . ) M u d
g r i w l u l gu nm an ( U i o z )l u mn l r l n .
l u l n r f | | l mo r ni n g g to r lm »5 | lr u ~I: c\ l n nsp ar kl in g;c r y s t a l g l a m !
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th e s ea s on ! u lay s tar t th e lat-ter Dart of June.Th is wo uld
give the veterans.wh o ha ve
not performed in recent vears.
amp le ti me to get in shape.
Also,pe r mi t thern to pe rf or m
duri ng the ho t su mmer mon th s
whic h would help loosen uo "ne--lired"musc les.Instead o f
ulnvin m a ni ne inning ga me i t
has been suggested Ehat a seveninning c ontest b e Blowi-
W h e t wo uld B la i r d o f o r
playgers?Loc a l f ans wou ld en-i0\ watching Husrh Cooke, Babe
Lundt.Fr a n k W olfe.C h o o m
Rhodes a nd a nu mber of others
wh o g ai ne d f ame on the b ase-
ball d ia mon d. ha c k at th ei r o ld
positions again.Undoub tedly
th ey wou ld be, c apeble of pro-
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||Bliss Marilyn Nelson of J-Iemnn,daughter of Dr.und Mrs.W.l.iNelson won a superior rating fora
her piano solo at the district mu-sic contest in Fremont, lu! week.This is the second consecutive year'that Miss Nelson, 16-yea.r~old jun-
ior, has won the highesl rating
nwilable. She planato attend thenationalmusic can st in 0ma.hn,I
May 8.|
Herman school wu represen!ed,|
also, by the girls' octet which re-
ceived l ruling of good. The gnnxpis composed of Betty Korshoj, Bet-Ly Lou Christensen,Emma Jean
Wat,Violet Petersen,Catherine'
Brodenen,Frances Mae Hlnsen,,
Marjorie Jenlen and Jmica Pe-
tm-sen.
te r ta i n me n t h s la s t ve af s te a m
supplied.I d ou bt if th ey wtlu ld
c o mmi t n e u ly ' a s ma n y me n ta l
error!!
Th en thero's Ma r t Jensen.
Ro y Lo ng ,Fr a n k W o lf e a n d u
few oth er y ounger pla y -
ers wh o wi ll undoubbedlv be
statione d in thi s area this sum-mer.Yes.i t a n n u m possible
to c omplete a s quad c ap able of
representing this c i tv on the
diarmnd.W i th conditions an
thev are this is one Besson
when Blair nhould have a. base-
ball team.
ma d e a t the Blair cemetery .Rev.
T. A. Li n de n me y er wa s in c h arge
of th e fu ne ra l.
Mrs. Sc h midt die d sudden ly of a
heart attac k, April 15, while c ross-
in g the Ca lho u n b all pa rk on h erway to town to d o some sho pp ing .|
Mr .Sc hmidt,wl1 o i s a bro th er of
E.W .Sc hmid t of B la ir ,had suf-
fered n pamiy tic stro ke only n few
day s earlier.
i A s L u c y E mma Bowler,Mr s.'Sc hmi dt wa s h orn at Onuwa, lows.
On F e b ma r y 11,1876.She had
spent mo s t of her li fe in and aé
'rou nd Blai r, whe re s he was uni ted
in mar ri ag e to Claus Frederic k
Sc hmidt on Mar c h 27,1892;they
had recently c elebrated their Golfi-
en W eddi ng anniversary .Six c h il-
dren were born to th e c ouple.
WOR~D
Home in where you are most
secure!Protec!your home
wi th h u u r mc e .We'\l demise
a plan whose p r e m i u m ( i l
your hndgei.
n l ;
WITH
G. L. DIXON
COMPANY
An Agency Eatnbllahedby Uneqndled Semin
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Ba ke wi t h Be a ut y
1%-Qt. Casserole with Cover 504:
9-inch Pie Plate ..,.._.....20c
5-oz. Custard Cups, each ...._.__..5c
9 1-8-inch Loaf Dish ..39c
1 0 % -» i nc h U} i li ty Di s h ... 3 9 c
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=-<1 f o r E x t r aa n d a f V i m
meeting of the teachers'assocls
thin. Honorees were J ean Rey nold
Jensen,Clsr e Fauna Dler ing,E i
leen Th omps on J o rd an ,Ra mo n
Lac key Divine,Ro be rt D i vi m
Ma r ia n J shnel Fedde,an d L m
n i n e Hi nd le y an d A d a Ruger-1
Gifts were presented in eac h.
Pres ent were Lau ra Nnhmn ber;
Elsis W ilson,A lb e r t:Otte ms l
Ve rs ` Ny gs sr d,Ma r g ar e t Foley
M n .Eli zab eth Staples,Sy lvl
Llllmnn , V er a Han se n , W i lma N:
gla n d, E r di n e W u lf , Ms r y Fed tl
Phy llis Ha milton. Hatti e Csmerc v
la u i s s Zieglsr, Gertrude W sn*lc '
Ma g n e t W u lf , V i r g i n i a V o e t mt
Paullne Blstter ,L a u r a M u H s :
sen, Gx- us Basse tt, Norms MaizeSenors Andersen, Vends Christen
lan , Phy llis Rn ge rt, Mxr jo rls h c l
m n Ms ms ll s Lsuzlenklos.Inn
2 for I5c Sc and loc
Swdn with exeelif-ntyzrrlnitmtlnliratiosA xplunflhl selectionof all klnds
(Risen :ww life tn RllHrvenand .growingtlllngnUlw gener-'Nl\.\ lm! often.
1 Lb. 101:
vice in the coming momns.KoL'rEnMAN°s |
~BEN fnAr~u<uN smmisMrs. Ruth Hitchman i1'Zé¢u2I`l`§&'nu§I`ifi1§£.£én.
I - l - l l - I l l ' - I l l
of the Dale vicinity, has beentransferred to a camp in Louisi-
ana.Mrs. Fred Walter. who is liv
ing with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs.S.R.Batson of Omaha,
has received a radiogmm from
her husband, Capt. Fred Walter,to the effect that he has ar-
rived safeiy in Australia.J. H. Campbell, who recently
enlisted in the U.S. army, left
for duty on Tuesday.
BROODER HOUSE
DESTROYED BY FIRE
A broader home and 250 chick-
ens were destroyed by lim, Thurs-nay, lt the fum of Kenneth Kubienarkh of Herman. Sevenl nada ol
,chickan feed were lost in tha blue,
mllo.
ents,Mr .an d Mr s . Ro y Do la n
th at he is lea vi ng th e we st
c oast soon for an unknown des-
tinatic n.
Jaek W ard of Spokane, W ash-
n g mn .has le n t A phonograph
rec ord of his voic e to his moth-
er, Mrs.Bill W an d.
P vt.Arc hie Sc hlnpfer,wh o
luus bee n s tation ed at No rf o lk ,
Virginia,has been transferred
to F o r t Croc kett,Texas.P vt.
Sc hlapfer, who ls a c ook, is the
s o n o l M n ..Tuck Sc hlnpfe r of
Arli ngton.\Sg t.Brlnn Peterson,son n l
Mr .and M n .Ro y R.Peierson
of Arli ngton,lms been mo ve d
f r o m Jackson,Mi ns i ni p pl,to
Chria tlan Pun, Mis sissi ppi.
Advardu in The Enterprin Buy Ddense Sump: and Bond: |I
pil! P ! !
'lells June 1Lulhenn Psnnts,
Tuchen Meet Sim.one-o'c3ock lunchwn. Fridw. WB*
/
Blair, Nebrts
D.A.R. n
With
Mrs. w. F. Q
mm-resident mChapter,D. A
utlmcr members
}'~M o t h e
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EVENTS OF THE
COMING WEEK
Thursday, April 23
Study To Learn- March Merrimyx-Mn.Ra y-
mond FrenchDorcu Society-Mrs. Nels Sor-
cnaen1Bla i r Pick-Up Club-Mr'n_ Ray
PoulsonV5 Friday, April 241HermanBirthdayClub-Mrs.
Tom WakefieldDegree of Honor-Scheffler Hull
,Monday, April 27
Monday Alwrnoon Club--Know
msn Inulllonday Evening Club--Mrs.
Stanley BednarTuesday, April 28
V. F. W.Auxiliary-installation
of OfficersIWednesday, .April 291Wranch-Ma.ney Club--Mrs. Wil-
Jiam VossDeSoto Club-Mn.Wiliam
: KlnellnoThursday, April 80
Tea Honors
Senior Girls
Seniohmernbers of the Purple
Peppers were guests of honor at
l tea, given by nnderclnas mem-bers,Monday alternoon,nt ihe
Home Economics roomwf Blair
High School.The committee in charge of the
aflfnir included Miss ManznretKelly,Marilyn Guyer,Claralynn"Tripp,Shirley Aronson,Norum
Johnson,Shirley Young, Illnrgnr-
et Harry.Marguerite Mencke andMarilynMencke_Shirley Aron-snn poured;Marguerite Mencke
and Marilyn G"Y9r were hostess-
eeThis event marked rhe close of
the Purple Peppds activities this
~g ;I ; u £ ; o v e m e n t C l u b - H e h ~A n
m a n la % . . 2 ¥ f " a § ' ; . : a m z K e n s i n g t o n -A ¢ = d = ¢ \I t e m
~M c C a r t h y P r o g r e s s i v e C l u b -~o u r ~
M r s . L y n n A r m s t r o n g .1 P a p f l o T h u r s d a y A f t e r n o o n C l u b This Weekl_ I-Mrs. Will Reeh
i n g .21.g v u u ¢ l \ vv - - - -: I A n c u r ' _ __ "_L ~p r e s e n t "i.n< :lud iI1S f i v b n ° " " m "{i:r 13,i r l r l u d l n g m ;p r o g r a m a n d r e -I 1 " " ' " " " f §"" " ' " " ` |I n a c e r e m o n y p e r l o r n l e u m . u n |_ _ _d e n t m e m b e r a f r o n ; ° h = ' ; h = ~n e d f f r e s t u n e n t a ,w i l l b e h e l d a t t h e F :t h l d k y e ve n i n g ,A p r i l 2 0 ,a s B : 3 r l |
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c m p h a l l o f ~a r n o s t i n t e r e s t i n g P l ' ° 3 " ' " } r m h ' ° ` | t e r n o 6 n a t . 2 : - 1 5 .T h e S u I 1 d a y " p P " ° a ° } " " g m a r r i a g e o f M i n a o f M r .a n d M r s .B m c e C o x 6 f }
e m b e r o f ' .t o r i c g a r d e n s .S h o d e s c n b e d t h e S c h o o l i s s I > < > n = < > 1 'i r = s ' t h e g » u 1 ¢ f m g . l V ° " Je n n e t t e H e d e l u n d ,< 1 = * " S h ' * ' . F 0 n C a l h o u n . b e c a m e t h e b r i d e o f
-R e n t e r t a m e d l 1 . 1 m z M o u n t f n o a M G T H» < 1» -»w e l o w n g a r d e n s a o . a n r s .e o r g e .R _T a l l a h 1o f t h e E W U ?a t 3 \ " e r n o n ,a n d a l s o ap - o k e a t l e n g t f l Y o u n g P e o p l e P l a n l u n d , a n d R o b e r t H u n t . . s o n o f M r . f 3 3 ? g n 1 ; ; g ; ; ; = g d M r s . ~
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g r 0 l n n a i C h u r c h M r s .D e r c l l o B a r b e r T h o b r i d e w a s g o w n e d i n \ \ T \ i l * l
1 'S ~f m l i e t h a n f j s o g o o u t l i n e d U e l o f T e k a m a h !p a s t o r ,i s i n c h a r m 5 u ..f h e t ,f a s h i o n e d w i t h a a w e e l l a e a r t q
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. M .S i 1 b s h r .1 .is ar~| C x d m g ; a l i . .w h i c h w i l l f o l l o w t h e s u p p e r .'°', :l : i ; n d w g e g i e d g u w e
nn 1i1"_1..=.\-_..-_:.a m n - . .t i o n a l T n r n n n o f t
Staff-Sergeant and Mrs. Carl W.
Watts of coh.llIlhi.8| Mississippi, al-_rived in Blair Saturday evening
for a brief visit among relatives.
They will visit in the western partuf the state and in Louisiana, also,
before ruturning to Columbia.
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Her veil fell from a tiara. of white'1
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IOUR Photograph!
It \Vill Bc a Lasting
Members of the Thursday Aftel'- Mrs. Sense Dixon_-.. n1...\\ .um 1.4 mmsts of Mrs-\ Here On Visit .:a;a;:"¢:;;.;','»;;.r' '~4... °"{
Zlrellow ajouel.1 nm on of Fm Calhoun. bl'0lll-ll
I
~ lldiy,at »;
dessert luncheon Idlowed by W4-'~cau1<»mi¢, is spending n two~week
Mrs.JesseDixon ol Los Angeles,
visit with her son and daughter-Iin-lnw, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Dixon
and hrnily.Following a trip into
Canadn, she plans to ntum for amore extended visit at the C. L.
Dixon home.
'A. W. Johluona\En|.a'1|in Club
1 Mr. nnd Mrs. A. W. Johnson en-
;tmtained the Neighborhood Bridge
Club, Wednesday ev wnl-P N *
'ent were Messrs.md Mada me:| Otis Gregersen, Everett Lamb, and
g C. Klopp.
8 Agulh To Join
Luv. ann Chnreh
A clan nf aight adults will joln
the Lutheran Church, -Sunuluy.
,Mrs D R Ehlers assisted ,,,[i€."$?'»1'Y'¢f'"'$§,`f`,.,`l,.`Z.i..'°'f$\»~
!Mn_ ~ éronatrorlx m, Mrs, R,,y-charge of the services,The class
*Kelley entertained Tuesday af_1includes Mrs. Walter G.Huber,
'. ..A n .Mix Frode |Knudsen, Mn. Eugwnc
\Mn. Eden HostessTo o. E. S. Kensington
Gift She Will Ap-
a ~ and I
~i x .
Mr s .E .E Eppe rly entertained
nu mb er o f guests, Tuesday af -
rnoon,i n celeb:-atiofn o f her
irthduy .Present we r e Mr s .JOG1any of Omaha. Mesdames Georg¢\
an Deusen,Charles Pate E m"oyes,Doro thy Alb er,hi in me
nmi c h n e l,Calvin Cole and V lr - I
ma ,Llo y d A lde rs on and Ma r ti n 1
elson.
e was '\:\.~\:\.' \':x.'v.~.'\.x."~;\..\1.-.'~c\.v.\.°u\.~\1\.' \ v . \ .' \ " Ax \'\ '. x ..- \ .
IF '°':.,'.1;;:""
Spril; Hat
Come in and Get It
Now!
$193 to $298
~LING LEUM
v N|SH a
NO TTER VARNISH
AT ANY PRICE]
This Speedy e
E a s y - T o - U s e
Avrucmon i
~~~. ~>w
Varmxh ¢'_ Iand Apblicalcr `:~ 2'
Regularly $1.44 _ '
iues - Liquors
H o N E 321
COMPTON'S
Silk Gloves
s9§f°§§`2" $1
Little Boys'
Wash Suits
79c - 89c -$1
Kiddies'
S » rm~ Coats
QMG~Iixu
Out-of-tnw11 guests at the wed
ding included " w m a ud ries;I !\!R5_ CARL w. WATTS
te r n o u n f o r me mbe r s o f me u . D VS.Kensington.'I`we\ve membernand one gues t, Mrs. Leslie Marks, g
attend ed th e eve nt '1
IE 1
Zi1risiianso.\1,MI S Ha r r y Paulsen.
iiiss Viola Kegier , Mis s iiia rgare
Berg,Mi s s Norms.Nels on: an r . ..N DJ onnld Lippi nc ott.MI S S J L A : ~. m' 1 '1 , m~. mL L
- -Cleverly designed napkins. made
r;3.......:l.»mh n d l " a n n u m L..n1:¢."\fun| ia f11:hzrhn\1.told
\ l B u u : n |L | | | 1orscn.Arn old Petersen.He r ma n
Lutzrneyer and family .Les ter
Mcfiormicic.M 1 ;Gertrude Stan.-
loy,Mr s. Ra y Smith and Chorios
F o n e o f L i n c o i n :M r .a n d M m .
H -_- .- -\ r _ . _r u _ . . 1 ! . . . . .1 J . . . ! r
Alth o ug h Mr .and Mr s.w a u s l l
were ma r ri e d a t Ba to n Ruuge,LLouisiana,on February 14,a n - i l
nounc ement o f the ceremony was 1
n o t m a d e u n t i l r e c e n t l y .M r s l
t n _ ; . __¢\ . . . .: _ . . . . . - _ . .n - . . . . . : _1 | , _ |" |
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SPECI
'*0RANGES, Sunkist, Navel, Doz. .....-_.....23c
"GRAPEFRU"lT, Texas Seedless, 6 for ........-20c
*'CABBAGE, New Texas, Lb. ,._..........._....._.3c
"ASPARAGUS, Fresh and Tender, Bunch .....10c
COFFEE, P & G, 2-lb. Glass Jar,Regular or Drip ...... .......,........_..........,....-...,.....5311
KRAUT, Yellowstone, No. 2 Can ...._....,.- 9c
"RAlSlNS, Seedlws, 2-lb. Cello Bag ,.-.....__20c
PANCAKE Fmlm P & G, 3-lb. Pkg. ...._..12c
ROAST, Fancy Beef, Chuck or Rib, Lb. ....23c
STEAK, Fancy Sirloin and T-Bones, Lb. ,..32c
LARD, Armour's Star, 2-lb. Carton ...... , _2 9 c
BOHS STORE
Booth's Fresh Frozen Strawberries, Red Rasp-
berries, Etc., Corn, Peas, Lima Beans, Brussels
Sprouts, Broccoli, Etxs.; and Fresh Frozen Fish
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I. H. C ampb ell
Mr . a n d Mr s J . E. Campbell en-
Lermi ned a t a f amily din ner, Sun-
day,hono ring the ir son,J .H ,
Csrnpboll, who left early this week
for the ar my .Pws e n t we r e Mr .
nn d Mr s . J . E Ca mp be ll a nd V ir -
};'ini:\, Mr. and Mrs. George Camp-
bell,an d Mr .an d Mr s .J .H .
Campbell.
¢. . - 1 i
Atten d An nu al
Dioeeesan Meeting
Mrs. Walter F. Guts-chow, p'resi~
de nt o f St Mary 's Guild, a nd Mrs.
Cli ffo rd K mu s e represented St.
Ma r y s Episc opal Churc h a t the
a n mml dioc esan me etin g he ld a t
Tdn ity Ca th ed ra l in Oma ha , W e d-
nesday.Oth ers attend ing fi na l
sessions today ere Mr s .W . W .
W i lk in so n an d Mr s. M. R. L ip pi n-
c ottI n addition to the usual busi-
ness meetings today .convention
deleg ates will be en terta ined a t a
tea,la te this afternoon,a t the
ho mo o f B is h op an d Mr s. Ho war d
R. Bri nker.
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Club Notes
. m s
Luheran Brotherhood
Td n i ty Seminary students wi ll
fu rn is h th e P1"08$l"3m» next ThlJl8~
day even ing , when the r e g d l r
me e ti n g o f th e L uth er a n Brother-
hood is held at the c hurc h on W est
Jac kson Street.1
- -
Luthe ra n Ilau rh te rs
A mee ti ng o f the Lutheran.
Ds ug hter a will be he ld n ext Wed-
nesday evening,A p r i l 29 . at the
N.C.Carlsen home.Princ ipal
speaker of the evening will be Miss
Lu e lls Niels en, Dana College stu-
s e s .
Peppy Home mak ers
Th e Poppy Ho me ms ke rs met.
wi th Mi s s Mild re d A lba c k o f Her -
ma n,Sunday , in discuss the prob-
lems of planti ng a Vi c tory g arden.
Tw o n e w members,Vi viu n and
- -o »
_Isabel Kubie,joined th o mo u n
u : . s hlhnolr and hr-r mother. Mrs.
M ;- . . . . . ." - ' J " -s i x t e e n g u e s t s o f t h e c o u p l e ' s i l l s " .
f o r s J u n e i s t w e d d i n g T h e c e r e -
ILHlP|l DECru\:y, una. uuaauug, u-.-1031 Mr .and Mr s.Robert Br o wn
~~be perfo rmed at S w a n ? ~ n a i l z , ~
Ma r y s Episc opal Churc h on `]une Ster1in[.';.Mr s .Ne lle .Tones and#
1, wi th Dean Mc Gin ley o f Omn h l,
offic iating.|
Mi ss Iiedeiund,a graduate Of
Blai r High S c hool, attended the;
Uni ver sity o f Nebr ask a i n L inc oln
wh er e s he wa s af f ilia te d with A l- |
phs Ph i soro rity .In 1939 she V-a=»,
countess at the Ak-Snr-'Ben c ourI.|
A11 present she is employ ed in theW ash ing ton Cou nty Ba nk:|
Mr .II u n t,wh o is also ri Blair;
Hi g h School graduate,wi ll cone
plete h is edu c ation at the Un ive r-I
si ty o f Nebr aska ne xt mo nth:orth a t ti me h e wi ll also receive a l
commission,and wi ll report for1
a r my du ty on J u n e 18 H e i s ' i
member o f De lta Ups ilon frater-
nity .
Guests a t the announcement
lunc heon were Mi s s B e i t?Gustin.
Mr s .J .H .Campbell,Mr s .Lee
Gregexsen,Mr s . Emo r y Hunt. J r.
Mr s.Hamlow Brewer.Mr s.E.E.
Dixon,Mi ss Ma r y Gsrlac h,Mrs.
Claren c e Ha nsen and Mrs. D onald
Fee r of B lai r; Mrs W illiam Eric k-
son,Mr s.Stanley Mic hael,Mrs.
Ho wa r d Fairc hild and Mr s.Wil-
li a m Ha y s o f Oma h a :Mrs. Or val
Sueltz..Miss Betty La m h e r e and
Mi s s Eli z a b eth D ay o f In c o ln
MISS JONES BRIDE I
OF OMAHA MAN
In s s imp le but i mpr ess ive we d-
ding perfo rmed Satu rday morn ing,
Ap ri l 18 , at the h ome of h er p or -
ents in Arlin gto n,Mi ss Mild red
Eledyc e Jones became the bride of
Phillip C. Connelly of Omaha. Rev.
David Simpso n, pas tor of th e A rl
ington Methodist churc h,offic iat-
ed, using the double ring ceremony .
Th e br id e , da ug h te r of Mr . an d
Mrs. Fred J ones, were s navy blue
crepe dr es s wi th whi te ls c e tr im.
Her br ide sma id wa s Mis s Lor etto
Lundmic hael of Omah a , wh o also
wor e dar k blu e.
W a lter Jones,brother o i the
b r i d e , a t t e n d e d t h e g r o o m .
A w e d d i n g d i n n e r w a s s e r v e d a t
-a e _ \
Connn Belle, Mr s.I d a Ba ug h ma n
and He r ve y C o x of Mi ss ou ri Va l-
ley ,Io wa ;Mr s .Da vi d Mu mme r t.Jr.,and daughter.Messrs,and
B i e s d n m o s E d S t e v e n s , J u l i u s C o n e
a n d l l a n a l d R a b b a s s o f B l a i r .
~.4 .- . .; ; : e ' : . i.. ;2 .J : *.1 :. :r ; :'P Q ;L ="5 ;f i t§. . _; »- J - ; ¢: , i . ' l ' : ~ \ \ . . . *», .= ~i " Q " , ; ;} §; " ' % ¢
: s o e l f :é s .a '~
n: n m\ G f
lla Jenn Jensen,daug hter of
Mr .and Mr s . J oh n G.Jensen,is
confined to home th is wee k wi th
measles.
Mrs . Gra c e Ma he r was a di nn er
guest, W edn esday eveni ng, o f Mr.
,end Mr s. J . E . C amp bell an d V ir-
ginis.
Mr s.Gu y Cook returned.Mo n -
day evening frorn Oma h a where
she hsd spent the past week at the
Ki rb y Cook home.
Mr s.Au g us t Ra th ms n n is re-
por te d to b e se ri ous ly i ll a t Cr ow
ell home;she has been bedfast
there for the pe st th ree weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. J o hn J . Mac e were
Omah a visitors,Sunday .Mr s .
Mac e spent Mo n d a y a t the Floy d
Li ttle h ome ne ar B la ir ..
Mr .an d Mr s .B.B .Smi th of
Omaha.were Saturday evening
callers st.the ho me o f Misses
Franc es and Grac e Smith
A baby daughter wa s bo rn at
the Un ivers ity Hos pital in Omah a,
Mon da y , to Mr. an d Mrs . Eph ri sm
Gillia m.She has been named
Grac e Ann.
Mr .arid Mr s .Fr i tz Mathiesen
were guests o f their son-in-law
and d au ghter , Mr . a nd Mrs. A dler
Petersen an d fa mi ly o f Oma ha,
Sunday .
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brass enter.
tained,Sunday ,f o r Mr . a n d Mr s .
R B.Stewa rt a nd da ughter. B let-
ty , Miss Me lvs Delanc e y , und Mrs.
Brass'moth er,Mr s . J W Rein-
har dt, a ll of W est P oin t.
ar -.....\nr...'Pool Tnnnnn nele-
\ U l J l I l . n I n u n :A u l u u s ; . . r u u u u ;A u u s nRoberts,daug hter o f Mr s.J .E.
Roberts o f Shreveport, Louisiana."
Mr . W a tts , so n o f Mr . a nd Mrs .
P. H.Watts of Kennand, :nude his
home in Bla ir fo r several years
with his br othe r-i n-la w an d s isto r,i
Mr .and Mr s .W i llia m Bo lln;he
was gr aduated fro m the Blair High
School in 1940.He imrnediately i
joine d th army sir c orps , and af-te r a t t e n i n g schools a t Runtaul,\
Illinois an d Shreveport,he wa srapidlypromotedtohispresent
position as staff-sergeant.A t
present he is stati on ed at Co lu m-
bia,Mississippi,nrrny fly in g
school.
FRENCHES RETURN ITo grins Cosmo"n m »
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Mr s .E a r l Frenc h and sons.fo rmer ly o f He r ma n ,wi ll ,.,,-l
tu r n to W ashington County soon,l
following several months' residenc e ;
in Oakland,California..They wi llli ve i n Kenn srd.i t is reported;
that they are returning bec ause of |
the potential dangers Cd residing
on the c oast.
Ta y lor Fre nc h is retur ni ng to:
this c oun ty a lso.'
Ea r l Frenc h,wh o ac companied
th e m to California last fs ll, wi ll
remai n in Oak land where he is em~
played.
DULlf1"s"1""i"'5n
To SPEAK HERE
Rev.I).D.Kennedy ,Du luth ,
Minnesota, will c onduc t servic es st
the Bla ir Bap ti st Churc h,n e xt
Sun day mo rni ng an d e ven ing , A p-
ri l 26.A ll congregation members
are urg ed to be present,an d th e
public , also, is c o rdially invited to
attend.-
W . J .Ko op man ha s ta ke n over
the Oma h a W o r ld - Hemld agency,
whic h has been under the direc tion
o f Ke i th Vinton.Vi nton expec ts
to leave soon for work in the Army
A i r Corps.A fo r ma l announce
me n t regarding the ma tte r s p
pesrs in this i ssue.
Buy Defense S ta mp s No w!
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KRAUT, Yellowstone, No. 2 Can ...._....- 9c
"RAlSINS, Seedlws, 2-lb. Cello Bag -.....__20c
PANCAKE Fnolm P & G, 3-lb. Pkg.126
ROAST, Fancy Beef, Chuck or Rib, Lb. ....23c
STEAK, Fancy Sirloin and T-Bones, Lb. ,..32c
LARD, Armour's Star, 2-lb. Carton ...._.,_l9c
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S I H C K S Are Really Important Now!
- - u - l _ - I
~.For Work
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IF '°a.':;;:""
Spril; Hat
Come in and Get It
Now!
slss to szss
Silk Gloves
s9§f°§§`2" $1
Little Boys'
Wash Suits
79c - 89c -$1
Kiddies'
Spring Coats
$295|to $325
VON LANKEN
Apparel Shoppe
- \' \ m \ x \' \ \ \ x \ \ \ .' \ \' \ \ :\ . x
ARNDT
j mu l : r l ay
For Sport
Spun Rayon Fabrics in aWnde Array of Colors and
Hardware
|Blair, Nehr.|
if
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rich, 3-lbfuag . . . l3c
h. Box -_.25c
labber Girl, Can -9c
CRACKERS
2 lb. Box ._l9c
I lb. Box llc
Oranges
311:Med. Size
39c z7c rm.
23c Grapefruit
291:6 for 19c
Apples.
5 lbs. 35c
B198 t;§598
Sizes 10 to 40
B rs csuorBlair, Nebraska
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ments.T h e P e p p y H o m e m n k e r s
i l l b e e n t e r t a i n e d b y M i s s V i o l a
. e g l e r o n M a y 2 9 .
i o p l i e t F e l l o w s h i p C i r c l e
M r s .C .E .M c C o m b a n d M r s .
lenry Christensen entertained the
Baptist Fello wship Circ le a t the
Ic Comb residence,lu st Tuesday
lftemoon.Follo wing 'a d evotion-
ll period le d by Mr s . Mar y P a te ,
L Plvi tr am o f entertainment wa s
ondueted by M m .Cly de Sappen-
ield;prizes a t contests we n t to
llrs.He nr y Chr is ten se ; a nd Mi ss
Trunees Smith.The It y me etin g
rf the Circ le wi ll b e h e ld a t th e
Bdptist Gvureh.
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the J ones home,nnmeoiaoely Io|»m s . .- u n u m a n .u n e :u . . . . . . . . .. . . _lowing the c e remony , when guests brnted the ir twe lf th wedding an-
wer e the wed din g par ty , me mbe rs niverssry ,Sunday ,entertaining'
of both families, Mr. and Mrs. W al-fo r Messrs.an d Mes ds mes E d A .
ter J ones and Miss Gussie Jones of J ensen,J .Hi lto n Rhoedes and
Oma ha.children,Staniev J ensen :md Mi s s
Mrs.Connelly wa s graduated
from the Ho oper High S c hool, and
fo r th e pa st fi ve years has been
employ ed as c hief cook s t the
Crowell Home in B lair. The c ouple
wi ll reside in Omah a,where Mr .
Connelly is employ ed.
MISS OLSEN BRIDE
OF TEXAS MAN
Mi ss Ed n a Olsen,daughter o f
Mr .and Mrs . Pe te Olse n of Ilen-
nington and Cs r l Ho f f ma n of
'Alic e Jensen o f Filley ,Nebraska.
Mr .and Mr s.J .W Blotte r
Doro thy and J ohn,spent Sunday
n t the parental.He n r y Monke.
home in Fontnnelle.Mi s s Polly
Blnlter of Telb asts spent Satu rday
wi th he r pate nts,Mr .an d Mr s.
Bls tter a nd f amily .
Tuesday breakfast guests . of
Mr ,an d Mr s .Alf re d Fe er a nd
family were Pvt.Me lvi n R.Gri f-
fith. Ch anute F ield, i llinois , Eldon
B.Heaston,Ne w Y o r k Ci ty
1..I,.....»..:'l."¢l \n\n mnrrilnl H1!»(Emvy)' J};nn§2?rE, ~~
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GILBERTSON STORE
NORMAN w1LK|Ns, Prop.
A Good Place w Trade
Phone 81 - :: - We Deliver
Open Evenings and Sundays
OATM EAL
Gold Medal
.\ Toy in Every Box
10c
Beef Roast Chuck or Shouider, lb. 24:
Bacon Squares Wilson's, lb.2Sc
Bologna lb.--_231:
Oranges, Sunkist, Doz.271:
Grapefruit, Texas, 6 for 25c
COFFEE
Paxton Gas Roasted
Drip or Regular
lb. 28c
PRUNES
Medium Size
3 Pound Pkg.
23c
S OAP C HI PS
White Eagle
2 lhs. 4 0unces 23c
GILBERTSON STORE
NORMAN w1LK|Ns, Prop.
A Good Place w Trade
Phone 81 - :: - We Deliver
Open Evenings and Sundays
Oranges, Sunkist, Doz.271:
Grapefruit, Texas, 6 for 25c
COFFEE
Paxton Gas Roasted
Drip or Regular
lb. 28c
OATM EAL
Gold Medal
.\ Toy in Every Box
10c
S OAP C HI PS
White Eagle
2 lhs. 4 0unces 23c
PRUNES
Medium Size
3 Pound Pkg.
23c
Beef Roast Chuck or Shouider, lb. 24:
Bacon Squares Wilson's, lb.2Sc
Bologna lb.--_231:
e n v e r ,u n a u m m L..H u y ,n . . . . .
I. Ida.ho_
Mrs. Bessie French, clerk in th-
d tankTice of the county ju ge,
lvanmge of Ule Arbor Day hnh~xy and spent th§ day am Wed- u
Tea Blackbird, Green, 1/2
Baking Powder
LOCAL NEWS
Iffiias Helm] Wprrick was a Sat
u r d a y 0V€\'I\lP,hT.g1lEr5lL a n n Sptrm.
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Toilet Tissue
P r i m
6 Rolls, 25c
CRACKERS
2 lb. Box ._l9c
I lb. Box llc
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l u u a c u W l l g A w u u ut u r n e d t o h e r d u t i e s t m T h u r s
xy morn ing.
Mr . a n d Mr s .E mo r y Hu n t J rnd sons, Ric hard and Hugh, e'nter-
unnd Qhlndnv fo r ni f. a nd MTS.
egxly li s we e k
.1 :-ifnsnital. Sundzw . . ..-. _ . . J _' W i l l a U e h l i 1 . g a n d s o n ,R u s : = = c l l . 'E U e h l i n g ,N e b r a s k n . .T u e s d a y '
u p p e r g u e s t s a t t h e H u n t h o m z q
e r e M r .a n d M r s .A l R u l f n o f :
V a } t h i l I a n d S e t h M e e k o f P e n d e r1: \ . . . _ \1. . . . 1 . : . . . . . .. J 1 3 m m i n n m n t |
§.}`é}1i. "ii§§"¢3naaum` in m
to be latilflctory at this time.|
M r an d Mr s Me r ri ll Ha n se n '"..,n
and son of Oma h a s p e n t Sunday -~
wi th Ilm/ . a n d Mr s .H .C.J u i
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Q
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was A guest of his son,Alfred
Frese and family, of Omaha.
Srryder drove to Columbus, Ne
hraaka, last 'l\|esday to attend the
dietdct convention of the Nebras-
ka Rotary Clubs which was held
at that place
Carl H. Bohn ls confined bo the
Immanuel Hospital in Omaiua
when he is undergoing treatment
for an infection in his jaw.He
wa.: taken to Omaha Monday ana
exP¢=l-B ta` return late today orFriday.'
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Kittery, Maine, an April 17, ie has
been revealed.The cerémony wasperformedbyRev,Olsen at his
church in Kittery; attendants were
Misa Rheta Walsh and John Cap~
ulki.Mr.Hoffman joined the U.S
Navy 18 months ago; he la atPresentstationed at Portsmouth.New Hampshire,where he ia
studying submarine tactics.
George T. Hedelund and L.l MRS. CARL HOFFMAN
Mrs.A. C. Hansen spent \heweek-end in Omahx with Mr. and
mf .owi\i =.u\..m and hmi1y.l
Mn.Roy Spanwn was able w
retum home,Tueaday, from lm-
manuel Hospital in Omaha. Tak-
m e w e e k - v n ua n d M r s .E a r l J e n k i n s , S r . . a n d i n
G m e h a w i t h h i s b r o t h e r - i n l a w a n d
s i s t e r ,M r .a n d M m .J o h n B r g s = .
M r . a n d M r s , J e n k i n s a t t e n d e d t h e
c o n c e r t g i v e n a t J o s l y n M e m o r i a l .
S u n d a y e v e n i n g . b y t h e U n i v e r s i t y
S i n g e r s , o f w h i c h g r o u p E a r l i s a
mernher.Richard Jensen.eight-year-old
son of Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Jensenpentertainedhis classmate:from
the third grade at the West school.
Friday afternoon, in ohservance of
his birthday.Others present wereMisaVara~Neuemberger. GnrdnmSirk, Charlea Peter-een, Mra. HnrrylBeckand Patricia,Mrs. Georgel
Arterburn, Bobby and Patty, and,
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»aB m l m g B e e t 2 l b s .
I-lamburger§';;;"°"
Beet Roast lb.-
Pork Steak lb.-
.J.SA~snvn Youx ~~ mn. amen smnrs ~
i»§§ink h§{{a£§{§r§£Lf, nh-a. muh, an there eérly last week,M11 Mrs. Claude seulm and two chu--
celebnte her birthdny.Min La-Spanum submitted to an opentmn dren.
volme Hansen ol Waterloo. Ne- at Immanuel on Frldxy. Lltut re-hruka, was 1 guest at the Aiken parts mute that her conditivn il Buy Defense Bond! and
home. also.h Rmucmpmved.Saving Stamps Now!_
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gh Sdmol jox neyed to Lintohx,~adn .for_e umual sneak
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M ~ . m d M r s . m m R ? " ' - J ~ r :C r e e k N € W 5
R U M :r o r ~mud Thomps on s, S und av e g
Mr .a n d l i n .He r r i ll ChristanSundaydimmer mmesta at g g
S1111 Wright home were Mr...children,
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" MI L R. L P ¢ 1 l¢ n md d a u g h te r ,
Mr s. Le o na r d V an B e rn . o f A u ro -
ra . mme Tu e sd a y f o r a . fe w da y !
wi th th e fo r me f s s i lté r .Mr s .F .
E. W ebb.They we r, ac c o mpaniedMrs.Thoryald .H\nssn.M
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1lhudxy 10r_the annul mens mr.. ..»-. _,,_day.ey vdmted vhcu of inter- Virginia Wrighr 01 Omlhl and:;mmeu¢r D.u r and were evmimz dinner Hn.Ruth Rnsenbaum Idnv lt the
Mr ana Mn Romnn Podwlnsldmelvinz Sueg; o f Mr. md Mm. W nrre n H.__birmd,r.d Sh K l y d Lymm y,
,Mm Catherine Jxnn was when »'2f.= °?'<3'§`.,.»,..5»i22`¢~a nt au- ~Funk Val
to qw Bhdr Honnim,Saturdnylenml, Lyman Cambeff: home. Sun- f°;,§\= Vet
- - - - ~ -codav.--»-»f-..\, md Mr.and
I.\ J l | | m \ l u n .M r s .E ,B e r t ?h o m e " " "u a _ __n o o n v l s i t o n a t e w w e " " ' " ; L 0 u a n d M r s .J u l i l
W a r d ' c o l e b n t e h e r h o m e .wa M r .a n d H r s .F r a n c i s H o v e n d i c k F r e m o n t |s h o p p e r s ,
a r d H e n - m s n H o v e m .M r .a n d M F T, '; l ; i f ; '
n D eus n left la st wap d d m d1...».N¢|l nf ldll* '§E'_._ \...In|..r\ nurg ~ 3 w ¢ _ ¢ e | e ~ W € f B r v a l d H ,
weuerl a w '; = " w n o _ n t \ ! me u v u n m L-llho\m-_'evs mn x.M n .AL L Ma z i ll an d Bob bi e ' "' if i," f' ' a"u i- BQ B m ' r z w m n w' i $ . m . ¢ . \ $ ~ v ¢ ¥ ; ' § » ' } » , ' § ' w ° §P § . , . » . § ` ¢ . f " 3 : . § ; , .; g _ ° ; ; , _ 1 } _ f ° , i ; § , _ j \ M " = e *¢1=°B ° " \ ; = § w R * 3 * » ; = ~ 1 u _ § ° g § ` f ' = \ ° " . , § ' ; g { ; ' ;
r s aa m e n h e m e .d n 'w B w C ° ¥ \ 1 = \ ' ° f < % " ° ' " '' ~ f ' i E 'M i s a M s r x u f t H a v g n d i c k h u .1-h N ° ~ g _ I - > | z l 1 ~ n d _ ; \ \ i ?m g ;
- -.- . .. .. » f . ~ m w |r s .
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Mrs. Nic Friedridiaon
»ment Sunday afterunhome<=5 Mrs. I-'red
as ad .club meet Fri-
ioarr _with Mrs.Sam
ales revansd m Omaha[wr xvgndinx die week
L' M n.Richud Koenigmy at the 0. W. Marsh-
nni members will hold
at ui . W mi dm: mm,veninz. tu vlan for the
mm.-Mrs. L. E. Peterson vis.iy zveninz. st the Stew--.. . - . . r n .n w
qlg|Lbw h b m h d a y .W e d n e s d n y .M » - -- - ~ ~" i . 5 3 M r s . R y m e r F e d d e S D € n t \H r . a n d M f t - J u l i u s W e b a t w e n .C i r c l e ,S e v e r a l : v e s t s " r f w w -t h e f l ug' g y M _d S n d n e v e m m r w l e r s x t t h *_.S a t u r d a y e ve n n s z w i r s n "- H m m h o m e *e n t m d x u m m m w a s g i v e n I s v v i s i m r s a t t h e . n l
l m r i u e n ¢ f x ¢ . ' T l \ °~n ¢ .o .c .a n ,M r s J o l l r s i t t h e T K .I v m o n v 1 s u i "0 °C l e m e n t s h o m e w e r e M u m a n dn i .\C 'e -M i n e s ..w p -.m A l i c e a n d A n d r e w W i e n v i s i ¢ e d h ° | ' " 5 -F r i d a y ~\ » 3 \ g g ; d . , ' l ¢ m . , . § 1 " I = u \ § ? + ,é u n d a y e m o i . .£' i " i f " ° ° ° ¢ 1 " . ; " Z ' $ ° " s ' ° 5 : ; " g ?
e v e n a n c o nat the ma miriam: home. Sat\zr-lM\'°- M"*¢""mms ln '~° ing.mv. Herbrecht is a writerdmv evwmr.and Joyce. gf' and Mrs.Harold as well 1 minister,md gave A B. Erixkp _and Jnek_Herbert Wmdt visited Wednm- Mngilivgg irlev and Jade! and very inwrsadng d.ipcourse_\Mn. Lillian Loftis and Wsyncany at the (Illia Voss home..G m :erslsv.Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. mum of and _E¢rl. Flevclrer were Friday
Messrs.xml Mesdlmes Fntn A °<wa s mm n t t he hmm were weekend n e w e v e mmr mu m n l M r s , M a ma
Jnhnel.Rudolph Kuhl and Henry|A-I.hhrnll h°mF honoring M'-\here of the for-mu"s sister. Mrs. Lyons.5 dm. n th und Mrs. Artld -ill.Those ares- (;_ 1_ Pfeiffa.\Sunday dinner meats nt the
w lb rn went un ,<-
lmi' ' u home in Blslr ent were Mr. Ja Mn, Rav l|.s~Mr. and Mn. Albert Kona ment I-'red Peck home were Mr. and
ns Pui ls m .~~'u md hmilv. Mr.
houonnxr the b\rl.hday of Mr. R1 and En. Art Mondny in Omnhs.»Mn.Willlnm Peel: of Hxrnhnrx.
Paulson-.§f'";'2
'§£."$..",5§}§"'xf""' _gg gm Mrs,No n Bram vmwa over Iowl. md Mmu-d Peck of mar.Mr. and Hrs. Walt Chnnwnsm;e Ma _"»d r.rs. the week-md in Ornxha with ru;Mr. and Mm.Chris L Ander-were Sundlv vinwrl at the Fritz 1-braid v sn augfntgrs and son. Rllph Badger and family.sun md Dowd spent Sunday with
Jslmel home.~and Mrs. A. I. Mngill :nd At the rvflulsx meeting of the relnuves at Fon Calhoun.Mr. and Mrs. Charles You and Bobby.o. E. S. charter. flu- members ur]Mr. and Mn. Charles Hovwdlck
_._.--»xv..."Wi e n mle l Mrs.Rasm3s_ liqiricwn and Qhst qnnnizntion nrsenbsd ui were Sxbnrdav mfbsrmun cnileri :._ mmrnsslve tnlmbe to *Jie Qgz. g_§_*;\\¢ Henry Hoveudick home.
A n u r s u n vl .M a g i l l .w h e n t h e t i m e w a s
s p e n t n t q u i l t i n z m d e m b r o i d e r -
i m z .P r e s e n t w e r e M e s d u n s s
C l i n t o n S m i t h a n d s o n .B e r t
T h o m v 9 0 n .L ¢ 8 ! e r C u r l e y . W i l l i a m
S e h e l s t e d e .R a v M c O o n n a h s s u d
B e t t y .x m n u d n m n n x . a n d
S h a w n . R a y m o n d M n z i l l a n d M i r -
l e n e .A r t M u z i l l .H n r o l d M x m l l
m d J s n i c e a n d D w i l h t P a t r i c k m d
sons.Mr.und Mrs.L .B.Harrisonment Sundny st me Ed Hnrrlmn
home st Teklmlh-Ray md Mnrk McC0m1|l1a wereI-'rldxv dinner guests at I-'red
Pock's.Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Clements.Mr. md Mrs. Hsrold Hurlll, Shir-
ley gud ,xqueg gpeng Thursday
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lsvcluulu ho haven Hr.and mrs.unns n "and Shirlev...E"E..£°*'f',=,.., .."£,".. .1g»?¢kw'1`ietaoIf Baughberof_Aubun} ~ noon at th 1 \
nam ¢\.,..... -.. ...,. _._,,hom, Xdt for Scotublulf, Sabur- day, at the home ox rm-n .., Tdw.before returning m thcir Saturdxy eveninl umehelp1n»rhome ,&n Cnlilornig.L, E. Peterson nelebraw has runn-
Delores Menck¢ ol Blnir spent dny were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ghns-the week~end at rho John Ander man. Elaine md Donald. of Om!-
son home.lu, Mx-_ nnd Mrs.Roknd Holmes\Min Clemn Hattermnnn of Lo- md :mil of Arlinzwn.Mr. and
nn. Iovn. was 1. Sundnv viliwr Mrs. A.IL Brock of Blnir. Mr.at the . C. Jenun home.md Mrs.Nic Ffiedrichsen and
Mn.e L.Rosenbaum md Shirley. Mr. and Mrs. Rav SimonGa! C msha lpemt seven! dlys Mr. md Mrs. E. 0. Fnirchlld. Mr.at Ggmn Mmlirur hr/me.and Mrs. Henry Ulermmn.Mr.
a nd Mrs . Oti s Da ka r. En. ~. m.._-.... U
i Peterson.
The hdil
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W,-;¢|,¢,T. W. B:Thuadny nsin KennardMr.andment Sund
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Mn Charles 'riiielromz canes uw"Mn- una Thielfuldt and Eddie
and Mm. A. Emwr in Bleir, Tum-
dav aftemaon.Mr. and Mrs. Chde Vinderalevand familv ealled on Mr. and Mn.
Jdwl Rach nf Blair. sunday.i Simdav dinner Kllesla at theHenry Jackemi home included Mrs.Hattie Cameron. Mrs. J. C. Brod-
erscn and Mr. and Mrs.Frank
Brodersen and Iamllv.\Mn.Frank ,Broderaen was aSundav evenlnz caller at the Wal-
ter Kramer home.Phyllis Kremer is confined ~uher home with inflahilmiturv rheu
"ne swrv of Old Glory, me EmuWe Love". wls mme bv Mrs. AL!
vin Anderson and Miss I/may Law-son,There were a number o lFiesta vraent from the chauzef innrt Calhoun.Hostesees were'
Meedames John Harnmanv, Tom'Dawell. In-wrenc¢» Brown, and Misa
Audrey Webb.1Mr. and Mrs, Alben Kaos hadl
an their mlest over the week-end,
Misa Della.Gardel of Elkhorn,
(and their son. Farreet Kaos.
Mn. Park Smith 0f Omaha whohas been ser-iougly ill. is hem:-.
Relatives here have wora time
Mr.and Mrs.Harrv0e§er|rAa\._
m a x r .T h e J o l l v F r i e n d s h i p C l u b m e s
T h u r s d a y a i h e r n o o n w i t h M n .
H o w a r d F r a n k e .E l e c t i o n o f o t -
f i c e r a w o k 'p l a c e w i t h M r s .R o y
M e n g e d o h t e l e c t e d a s n r e a i d a i t ;
M r s .G e a n z e B o s c h u l t .s e c r e t a r y -
t r a s u r e r .T h e c l u b vr e s e n f e d
M r s , F r a n k e w i t h a g i f t .
M r .a n d M r s .L .B .H a r r i s o n
w e r e F r i d a y e v e n i m r vi s i t o r s a t t h e
G e o r z e H i n d l e y h o m e .
M r .a n d M r s .A l l r e d Ki-a.. n1er,a c c o m u a n i e d b v M r . a n d M m . E d ~ i
w a r S k i n n e r o f B l a i r d r o v e i n P a -
n i l l i o n .S u n d a v .t o v i a i t M r .a n d
M r s . C l a r e S k i n n e r a n d l i t t l e s o n .
\ 1 -- . . A a n - =A l - n \ m » W .A n d e n
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evening at A. 1. mugm...Mr. and M n .Warren Wake-
field and sons were Sundav eyen~im: visitors at Alma and Birdie-
1-`Ieu;her'n.Jean and lone Hvvendick wereSundnvvisitors av.Charles and
Howard Hovaidicwp.'
THE E A T S HOP
- M e a l s -
MAL-rnn MILKS--BEER
24-Hour Service
°-'_ g f ;Alluuuul .llvhuu: p mt "' * § " '. I " 5 ~Mr s .J o hg nn ih
auznuas v--------MXlfhnllwereMr .and rs__
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G l D " :g M r k . M "C=»§,S¢1~ge1<j;f»;"
_.n d rs.m e m e e s-x°L 0 ¥ \0 itgd ; t th ' Qlau s Sc hn ei de r ho me , 1;
cg f ;Fridav evemng.urancc very \Lawreme Pettit md famhv o!|g
§ ` § " ` ~ B m G i i n m a n
Known Ki nd 'omm visited. Sunday, nt the ""'1
REALIZSTATE LOANS ental. ~ Perrin and w. B. Roéen-IT
baum omem'*,_|Claus Schneider. Jim Sdheider rr. --.l num Rmenhaum were in Wg-\E
Dr . A. C . P r un e r . Mr . a n d Hr s .
ones A n d e m m i Hr s .Rose
hompson,Mr s .G.W .F d r -
aiid. Mr and Mrs. M. Isaac son of
mn h g visited Sunday a t the E .
. Fair c hild home.Th e Ga):-alot Card Club me thursdaywi th Hr s .He n r v Ute r -
man.Prizes we re awar ded
I m.H .C.Blac o an d Mr s .P.
f\._.....mr.-..W i ilin m HBI D€I w g ;
~ AH¢idaulzhtem o f Fremon'
Alic e an d An d re w Wiese.an
He n r y ' g e - ° ~Mr . n z Mr s . L o u i e Voss.M r
Be r th a W en dt m d Mr .an d i i r
Johzmn Lau ritsen we re Sunnis
afternoon visitors o f Mr s Ma ma
Vo s s a t th e C h nr le s Y ou h ome .Mr .and Mr s .W i lli a m J ohn
vi s i te d Mr . an d Mm. J o h n Bu\l .
'|1"1|.lnnvn Qn n d nv. an d at the M:
mi. c. R. MEAD
DENTIS1'
Roo ns in Mnyle Building
Blair, Nebraska
1
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hoc, Monday, to atwnd a. firemen n
convention.John Thomnmn of Omaha spent
Tueadny at the S. Pettit home.Mr.and Mrs, Carl Lund and
family of Fremont. Mr. and Mrs.Elmer Lund visimd ar me homeof Henrv Gehrk. near Tekunnh.
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HOURS 9 w 12; 2 to 5. Anpointmenta Made
Coldl, Scixticn. Nexrritia. Lumbaszo. Hud-
mhes.Rheumntism.Auomdicitis.Consti-unlion: Sinus, Liver, Stomach. Kidney md
Blndder Tnmbhs: Female Disorders. Nerv-ousness:Hhzh Blood Pressure:InfluenzaandMxnvOtherDin-.sues Remond to
Chiropractic Adiunmmts
Dk. D. C. Knee, Chiropractor
PHONE 254
UPPOSITE COURT HOUSE ONCOLFAX STREETTerms Are Cu h Office,$1-House $3
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L t a h ; R o y »?é1s»;l » n § f `w a i t i n g '° " '=S g m a *" f ' ° " § ° ° "a n t
g ; 1 ; = = = f» m - - ; h < = f» ; » m » 5 =s u e n t t h e uF f;. 3 u1 § E '; § S { i m ¢ m e 1 k a y a.
rv a w i r i e n s i n M r .a n d H r s .R y m e r F e d d e : m f
n e n t b e r f .n d S u n d a v a f t e r m o n a t t h e F r a
i A " " ' ; ' h e _ e d °f n e 9.a n d N r e ! a -H e n d r i c k s e n h o m e a n d t h e e w
h o v s z a a t i h e 0 . H .e l s q n i n e a t t h e W m m m J l h n e l h o m e
e t o h e h !h i m c e i e b r a t e h u R y m e r F e d d e i s a m o n g t h ,
u m e a n d D r i z e s w e r e a w a r d e d t n M r .a n d M r s .H e r b e r t K o a
§ » = N » » d M r s .M .A n d e r s o n .M r s .a n d f a m i l y o f O m a h a . w e r e S u m
e l s o n .J a m e s S c h n e i d e r a n d vi s i t o r s a t t h e P a u l a n d
M i k e N e l s o n ...e \.n\.K o e n i g h o m e s .
mltism.1ndMr. and Mrs. Gene Chriatensemt of Bldr were Thursdxy eveninsnk' cdlers at the Mack Cameron }\ome.`
:n~Mr.and Mrs.Mack Clmeroh.and Hattie were Sund-lv evenintrone ca\lera st tm home of Mrs. Hxttie
Cameron and Mr. md Mn. J. C.
nts Brodersen.y Mr. and Mrs. Mane Christensen'" and (amilv were Sundav dinnerquestaatthePen.Andersen
had as thdr dirnrlqr g_gesgg. Qiwmay
811~\ YG.'|~a.Mr s .Aiic e Ne wc o m an d
ard.Th e d i n ne r wa s i n ho n -~f the sixteenth birthdnv of Mr.
M n .0ste1'n1lI1'a so n , Har r y
las.
enexn
~Mr.and Mrs. Joe Stewart and
Mr. and Mrs. Juv Stewart andBruceamiMissEvaWilkins ofArlimrbonwerevisibers at theQ o l m B i f f x r h o m e .S u n d a y e v e n -
f I D Rr t M r s .C h a u n c e v W i l k i n s o f B l a i r
s u e n t S a t u n z l a y a t t h e F r a n k B i x -
.f a r h o m e .m d M m m d D o m r r k e r e n u m a i n m
r l s t h e P u b i c T h u r s d a y A f t e r n o n n
| C l u h .T e n m e m b e r s w e r e u r e s e n h
a n d sz u os t s w e r e M a d a m e ;H e n r y
.K u h r .R i c h a n d J a c k s o n ,P a t .M c ~
nnzorlzy
n.
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I W ill Be Attending the State Optometric Con-
vention W 'hich Will Be Held in Lincoln Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday, and W ill Not Be in My
Office on Those Days.
D r . N o r m a n K . R a t h m a n n
o P ' r 0 M E ' r R 1 s T
Washington County BQ Bldg.
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|mMi-s. C. W. Hansen visited at r.neGilbert mn home i rm ton lust Mr. and Mrs. r..une:r """' zulu name.week retuminsr hom? Sufslav with Karen Kay avert Sundav at merinmenome.ce ebra eirEd ch se h ¥"'"'£236 §;"""
"=;..f=°'§.,£'=,5,~,,;¥°';,'*,:=,f'~"=""--\E mi l r i me <11 vanm n oss ment anmversafy. SandNelson vis Ai..- .....,.1._.mi at Wsvne.dinner wemlq Hz
Georfre HamSilverWeddi
ny.Guests. and Mrs. E[arv K.Hang
Q?
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?Brldo ,_g;;°=e ~ i n i W i l b u r V n l l T r i v l e i h mn. mMn. Cnr] Wand neu n week- ment Sunday dwrmvn with Mrs. .ml Hn.Olenamd n the home of mr uhm . 9""" "'""'*-and Mn. "mil 1" g Floyd imm e, 1 Hannah- _g;~»- gg; »;;g_==;-_;1»==» »;;\»f °==';;';,,';g
n .RAI!allen eme ma tim Mr md Mn. Andnw Bhtzen.|Fremont Hi;3' s
"!"!"'° 9!E"- 1'.'&'E!§"!_.$"El'.!'.§'.:....im.E\»i=lllllsr. Mn. c\»u,,,.¢k.,m1 at e.._-.__ -..I \|n..v:ml»|-nlsv lmme.
\F'rBndSen 1Prien and Roh
;ernoon c nllerf
ale v. who atte
Ichool.apen§_
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Mr s.Polly u o u m unu U1u|uu.uandsister-i n-la w of Lin c oln s'De11t
Sunda v at E. 0. Fan' r:hild's h ome.
Ifimuiatnn ~
Schneider an d Arlene llllu * l* " \ tn u \ . » . . ._.'Rwmer Fedd e event 125-idav afte r-i Mr . a n d Mr s . E lme r Tha n e a nnoon at Il"Vi1'hSr!f0n with Mrs. Hen-'31,S T }{Ivennon were Qmah
nr Ka y -'sh ower s. Mon da v.Mr . a n d ~ F r e d W e s t e m n a r d g Guests at the Nor ris W ard hon
and D a n visited Mr .and Mr s . f or Su n da v n i gh t slmner include
u 1"\.:.l....4nnn¥!\(!lu . .nnrl Brfg.RUSSUII W 3 f d Rl
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TA YL OR & W E L L S
"`=Cormick and aaurcmer;missesme Audrev Reeh, and Darlene Soren-.d sen The next meetinst will bc~ at the home of Mrs.A |41:rn wrnrl!AUCTIONL I V I L D l \ l \ a l \: n v - - . . _ _ .
EVERY W EDNESDAY
Fremont at 12:00 0'cloc'4
H o g s - C a m e - H o r s e s » S h e e p
A dependable, convenient market fur farmers und feeders
to buy ond sell a\! kinds of livestock.A\l modern.sanitary
equipment.hpelllcd Under }L~<h'rn\ |\m\ SUN# §\\[\cr\\o\on
'mvl nr u W ells Auction Company
Le
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1-`n1=§1'§é{£:kn ana Eoin Louie Voss.rnuuv vw-----~~~Elmer Voss spent the week-ond Donald, anal Mr and Mrs. Clorencrl ~ "~~°MIofOmahaMr. and ra.I-I. J.u`fIans§»{1bcc;'¢
nidon of Blair wort*visitors ateBcmardThompsonhome, with Mr. and Mrs. Johann Lnurit- l tersen and Man yo _ mai, were Quests of ceIa i r .a n d M r s .C e c i l B r a n t !f S c h i v d t s s Y .r 1
.( 3 °v A \v r 5 n.nesting,night and Vlednesday.Mrs.Fritz Jahnol snent Wed- "lair and Mr.and Mrs .Iioradlyn,Marion and Lorraine Wad were Omaha visitors.S""'|..§"°§§F§¥&'~ a g e n t F n d f ' 5
Walter Cl1r1ster\so11.dm afternoon.wq -H 'Patricia n.=.¢1'2'§.,`¥1.f.-'i'5.~;<1'§1'lf"Zl§`.1
FSl<;mn"l'I1LIo :;;l1d - °'f*d "3 =f.........i ...them to the d..
a rn marf»nv esenmz ca school onerctta,"'i'hc From Prince"
Mr md Mrs.Albert Nolson nesdav with 'hor daughter.Mrs.
1;s d ft u thfenun uv a ernoon n L Lerov Voss event Soturdav ats S' sz rs home.'ii ma`i'v§1o{'€S.nn spent Saturday the Pete Wulf home caller nl ers nt the Flovd Johnson home.and Saturdav afternoon sho at-of f m#with gg purenml Mr. F*';=";;; Rohv»¢~rd\vn.=nd M d M A d mb h1ra.Soren o .euing re 05lm;!n.&r s.un oy.r.an ro.n row ac....Irs.Wdlsmnnn celebrate he Wilbur Voss was on the sick and fornilv vmro Sundav evcninte.nded 'E bighdgf lmrtv honorim:
lMday.list this week lgnllersi at the Flovd Johnson home.°I°°"5 '§""tf*fI1a 1 TMrs.Amanda Svogorson and Mr.and Mrs.Bill Koenig'and Mr.and Mrs.Malcolm Brofier-' f * I-31"' rs.Sarod aylor andK...n,.........|'fhnmnson and Ai»'sons snent Fridov evening- with son were Sxaturrlav nvoninur callers sion;399 unday aftornoon
.\r_4-..... ...A ..+Hm ftoorfxe MeQum~rie home. §§}§}_;ff".i,i';'i°;:_f'Taylor in th"
Doinq
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WELL !
W e P a y $ 9 0 0 P e r T o n
- - - - '- - -
FOR SCRAP IRON
a y o FR Ilf\l()XI_:< lIllR.\ SK A
. . . _ .--. . - _- ~
I f ~1 .
You W ill Get $5 per Ton
Be Patriotic!Help Win the War by Getting
Your Scrap Iron in. Thousands of Pounds Are
Coming in Daily.
If You Can't Bring It in We'll Come
and Get lt for You. ($8 per Ton).
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ART'S Auto PARTS
'":- Jf'il'I1"`1'.|f..'.§"I§1"ii-""'irnnkMr. llld Mrs I.i . \ l l u l u b u n .\... . - ~. _\ n B l n n r .1 L y l e W i l c o x 'é o e n t S u n d n v w i t h \|
| r o t h } 1 |1 1 n r a M x 1a f t e r - U "" " ` ""' " "";§ f 5 I £ ' ; ' c " ° " f " h 'i "_d . " ' ;. } t f " " e s
e s t e r - 1 ' D o n n a c k a n q f l o w a 1 h ~ 1 h m . '1 1 ' i < m ' } ? § § » L ,f f t g d e d n
'J ' n |i r t d a v D a r t v h o n o r i n g M r s .
t M r .a n d M r s .P A .o n s e n ..C ] 1 i : -5 T a t h i o s L u n d a t t e n d e d t h e G o l d e n * K a l g h " 1 5 t ' 3 " 3 ° "
1 l d 1 .b k] W c d d i n p :a n n i v e r s a r y o f M r a n d " U Q "o n *1 n e w S t a r s o r
J 1 M x - = =M a r f i n C h r i s t e n s e n a t F o r t s p e n t i a u n d a y a f t e m o o n s m t h R o s o
g ,n ; \ ' C a i } o u n ' § g ; " i ; ;E c h j u d t .u t t h e A l b e n
r _v t u h h a h w k - e n d ' f 5 t 0 m * ?,
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M r S . ` J o h n s e n w e r e M r .a n d M r s .V e r n i g m h " e o l n f l i f i E g ;a n
1 t h e J o h n s e n a n d D a l e .M r .a n d h I r s . , T * : i ¥h e r .* W *a n m o n t ,
i u r e -R a y J o h n s e n a n d C a r o l .M r .a n d M d M R hT u e s -M r s .M a t h i a s J o h n s e n .m r .a n d l w m ; "l m d a r s l h m u z x n g g ; H g ;
f i \ l i & ! 1 l ,¥ 9 C 1 ; " § ; ~ = = =v y f f i s f " i " § ¢ § l L ° " § 5 ' 3 'M r .a n d m l H a r o l d l g g r n u s s e n
1 r .a n r s ."l a n d f a m i l y o f t h e R o s e H i } 1 _v i c i n
1 :resume emu:Ill arrow
BUY
DEFENSE BEND'
with H10 manlyy ou nu go ing
bar Supcr-Coach
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~ ~IA¢~4'5 5 "
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mm: FORCES
I Right in step with Arncricf a f ast-
moving victory drive, Union Paciiic Super-
Coaches hun lo loldic rs and selectces tomilitary c amps and bases, PLUS dcfc nsc
workqra and c ivilians to wartime Iobs-~
conveniently,comfortably - saving num-»
mobile: for future use and war materials
for Victory!/ f ¢ i \ lli } | \n I CZ'|l\l1'*lV|\l]*'|1i g p n f
ir éd J£mle5 Ciillcu ull HARD *H-.....--. _.Jahnel.Wednesday.a n d on Mrs.lN-.11ma J uno.Pa ul W u lf , F ri d ay .;hiisscs Dagmnar and Do
Mr .:md Mr s.Fr ed Donmc ke r W este rftnnrd were Sundav
1 _-.._ .,...|lfun 1=A¢\ Rpph \\erc| ¥loDn visitors at the Fred W
inmonn those helnlnz Mn. nan: num mn...-.~ °:':rr.f°~lm -m a»y.|_ huf . a nd *La * ~
u n 'ml.-v me n aMn. I-'nnk .llhnel :nent uevcnlltenmn hmm-.xx
dnys at thu u n m nm m l Niue- lnlinn Human andhome, har. w..k="§¥... McDonald-Fulev and'Jo'|m Foley took p
___ m Ithe dillrfd. gmuie content M
was lu.Mr s E E Ma tze n entertain ed mont.Saturday .I df h n B § ~ e w § t e 1 :C l u b .T h u r s d a y ;a l l M m .A r t ' | r u r I a n s c n a n
" "1 \ f Y . . | n ¢ n n r n v M r 1 .~
s u n 1 b u e n a ; u n . ,u ,Q ~ ~
1 uulnnn B nunm UIESTEHII 5IRl]E§
A IDTEBSTRTE mnnsu LINES
members were present.Mr. a nd Mrs. Bern ard Thompson
nd son a nd Mrs. Svogerso n spentun-dey afternoon a t Fr an k
'homoson'e.Re na Lau ritsen is employ ed in
Imahn.
]"l'QC|.Wm\u| lqusuu uv" .....lesson on "Cheese Mok imz"
ee nted b v Mi s s Ru th W olfe .
de v. a t th e h o me o f Mr s YN
Linde n. Blair.Mr .and Mr s .E lme r H
entertained at a c ard Dartv 1F n f u ¢".n1ner Ciub an d thei
olstein
For the
r h us -
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W E L ' . Y : ° ' =a ° : ' : m. " : ' ., . . , . . M. . . .- ! § » < \ - e d -m a r y m m m e un e
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New ENGLAND NEWS
JMr.and Mrs.Allred Kramer.nccomnanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ed»g" Skinner of Blair, motored zoavilllon, Sunday. to ses Mr. undMrs. Clare Skinner on their first
wedding anniversary.Miss Virginia West.alumnl
president. announces that the an-nual business meetinz of the hizlischonl alumni will be held Mondaywaxing, Aprll 27, at the Legion
hall.All membsrs are asked to be
'Dae grades of Herman schoolspresenteda program at the Ls-
gion Hsll, Tuesday; the four high-
er grades gsve a cantsta,"TheAwskeninetofSamir".and the
four lower zrades n variefl nm-.zrun-A lame crowd of parentssad frlemds stwnded.
`\lr»'lent.
Mr. and Mrs. A.I.Mlki ll mnBobbieentcrlained at a weinerroast. Sunday homrins the birth-
day of Art Mazill.Present wereMessrs.and Mcsdaxnes VernonClements. Art Magill and Melvin.Harold Mafzill and dsuzhl,crs.\Ravmond Mazill and family.A,|
I. Marill and Bobbie.\
b";;,',§s_'q~Q_{é§aa,v ,,n;n,§ h 1 R gy mrs. sul... ..-...._..._._
m§`f°"\5'l'h'§` Z ' . . . E ~ $ . 2 2 ~he Cazv Corner Club and theirwere Omaha visiwrr, Satunday_families held a pinodlle party av_
Mr. and Mrs. Frlrlcis Huvendick the home of Mr. and ~ Elmer|
md children spam Sundav alter-.Holstellt 'hxudnv gvenxnrc. honor-noon with Henry Rix and som sml'inz me new fsmxlles n m have
also were cnllars at the Claus Rix moved into this noglnnity since
ho e.d M W rd the lst o!bMa;c;'\. D0 Leaks Mrs
mléa"§¢ u\':`P»¢ Maclcin h°m¢-lngywl-edge. %{2..ef Homi m i '
ixndsv evening.Russhell and Dsnlm,-g_ Richard Lamp. Fra-"cis Hov-lestemurdeevminx~P 1 4*wish Wsllnce ma Alvin Voss.!'ii`§'i°"A§`.'I.'§`;l» n A 'i'.§J5§`u l
Mr.and Mrs.Fr i u J°h"°'served bv the club members.|
ment Sundsv with Mr. snd Mrs.M r snd Mrs.John Domacker.Harrv Jshnel at Teknmsh.§ A h'd Bernice visited Wm,Vlcwr Peters mms Mr. and M'§, "§{§§',,,,,,Christensen at uw'
and Mus Lmxle Voss. Sunday.;Lu¢.nera.n Hospital,Thursdav af.
Mr.ard Mrs.Mike_Kl\mrl'orl\ temoon.Mr. and Mrs. Christen-
and Juli# and Ernle JIDD. who 'ssen ara gh, uarente of s baby boy.
on n Lhirtv dry leave from amp. which was born on Ssturdsy. April
were Surdny visnnrs at the Ar- 11¢h_thur Hansen home.I Emil and Lmig comer, helved~1:'1i-,Lflfl Mrsi »;;;h~== dH";:°" Mrs.Louie Gottscl! celeb:-nba her
an umn nn . s n rs.~,¢,d,_S da teCllffondSmben , hs lned ° ° \ ° b ° t° b J 9 lr . : n d § & ` f . . ' n m' " 3 ? Z¥ k . a n d
f Klln xfo rtlxs bu-i lld ny , Fn dny " K h § r S i ed s wi g M r .nn d
M F r l w s t e n d ' t c d r s .u s u e u n y e ve n \ N Z ~~~~~=r f - ~ ~ % ' ; ' , ; . 1 a ' ; i
W ° " "a n d _A l v i n ' Q B S B P ° " § § ' f . d ' n » \ ¢B e c k e r vi s i t e d S u n d a y
g g y g ;n v e n u n d n t h u s s e l l a n . a f t e r n o o n a t t h e h o m e o f M r .
r m n c n .M r .a n d M r s .l r r e a D o m a c k e r
a n d f a m i l y u l l e d o n J a m e s W .
R y a n s o l ' K e n n m d . T h u r s d a y . h o n ~
o r i n z M r s .} l y a n ' s b i r t h d a y .
M r .a n d M r s .M a n l e y H s c h c r' a n d J e a n s v e n t S u n d a v e ve n i n s :
w i t h t h A l d F u h r o dem o l LB
l ~ g m e - g d _ V s . n M B e e k e n t e r -
m n e s m o e e r s .
T i m r s d a y .G u e s t s 'w e r e M r s .
C h a r l s s H i n e l l n e ;M r s .H o l l a n d
R i c h t e r a n d D o n n a M a e .M r s .
H a n s M a t ] - l i e s c n .M n ,V e r n o n
M s l b i e s e n a n d M r s . A n n i e B r o d e r -
san.
KFAB Bnngs YoulT h e
N e w s
land Mrs. Henrv Gottsch and ~
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I n
Here is a handful of glass, nmils,
sharp rocks,etc.,r.lxac we picked outof ONE ut aftim.Our regular in~
Ration check arches these chings
r.L U N ' n ~ D o n -
'ATE-INSURANC
South sm ss.Mrs.P.\e White 168 Friday hec>»+++<»o-N+++ou K Mr. rand
\ " ` i x £ ' a n a Mr s .G u s A u c h m m mkN},§"""'j',=;¢§°';j,"=wi th Mr .and
rs.o n I er,l a c € | 'e w s E Mr .an d M m .J c hn Desier an d
Robert M,r .an d Mr s .He n r y
: te r Mm- d h o n t v m w ]Gottac h an d I r v i n visited Fr i da y
. h a mo o n a t th e Pemr e ve rgi ra wi th M r .an d Mr s ,Gu s
\ 2 P . M
nz m .. E ST
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Phan m m .l M r s .E l m A n n l e b y m d
r e S u n d a v e v e n i n f vi s i t -
r J . C . a n d H a r l e v A p p l e -
in Arlington.:rc Scheacher of 0ma118
resday with Mr. and Mrs
:fger and familv.r\Mrs. A.s.Yfifle"nl'Iowa,were overnight|.i k ;H a n n a n f `1\*l n ! !
Aucn.Mr. and Mrs. Hn-vev Melton gudPatty visited Sunday Qvenins; withMrandMrs.Ravmond Schuldt
and Mrs. Anna Meltfm.Mr.and Mrs.Elmer HolsteinMr. and Hrs. Richard Lamb and
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Schuldt vis-
ited Fridav eveninu with Hr.
and Mrs.Elmer Wulf and son.M r .a n d L i r a .R u s s e l R e e d a n d
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Mr .nn| 'Denison
1-"§§d""`" . An n a Marie Murano ..._av even !SundaY eveninz wich ~ mmurs-
Fre d M ,dmntmDornzckcr.o -.- Gan-»\~ vin-'Henrv Kr°Kef of Elkhorn vis-ygq ghgmn. ited Sundnv nfternoon with Mr.
Lutheran Hos~ md Mn, Pe£er Kroger.uimz.|Hn. Ex-nw.Kel-garter viniced
-...\....u.»A\.m¢|» ,md Dorothy.
Every Afternoon nt 2
m Regard w Pow er, Economy of Operauon am
Carbon Bmldmg m the Motor Those W ho Haw
Been Users of Skelly Tractor Fuel Contmue t4
~~\Th e r e A r e M a n y U l l l e r e n c e s m x r a c w r rue n:
O r d e r M o r e .I t M u s t B e G o o d .
m'.",.;:.;°".f'a"'""z1'."':azs' anwl-tedB¥:lnendsv Hn.Raymond .schumuMt1 and Mrs. Anna Melton vllitud at .Ielke Good Luckor uary nh. Mfmihom home.__..;_...C1yd¢~!¥¢~1§°nB U R T C O U N TY
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1"r n u w r . 7 |and m m nu...................'Omaha vilitcd Wedneldnird ;-,=;n¢¢1\-n¢w¢q,un»¢.mvuq|»sv 'h M .na M _ Fred ru. ns ou um mn. un-»\~¢. nu:A m b u l a n c e S z m c e : g mf\u;."°
Pqsssns
_ _ . _ . . . _ .._ . _
Mn. Arth ur Rowe and loi n. P~ fJ a n a m e n d e d th e f u u e n l o f th d
un c le , E mo r y W alh c e , n t »-
iia , Iovm,Saturday .Aiao presen
wer e Mr. a nd Mr s. J a mes W al -
o f C wg a n d Mr s . J e n n i e W a i -
o f B lli r .Mrs. Ralph Hineiino and childre
spent. the w¢¢k -Und at tha Fra~
Kiefer a nd Hams J orgens en hozm
in Bla ir.\
Mr .an d Mr s .W i lli am Hi ne li n
and son an d Mr . a nd Mrs. M1 111
He i e r vi d te d a t th e Ro la n d Hi n
line home , Sun day , hono ring n
R. Hi n eli n e on h e r b i r th da y . ~ -
ing guests #rem Mr. a nd Hrs. Cl
fo rd Hi uo lln e a nd s o ul.
Mx-I.J. H.Nu:-hood w uSnndny nftemoon alla: at Jun
Thompson.
M m Swanson and dmxhwr. Hal-en. all of Omaha wen dvemidxtmmf.; an Saturday at Mn. Ida B.Hlndley.On Sundey the guestsleftforLonAnzelu.Californiawhen they exueet to locate,Hr. and Mn. Hnvwerd Thompson
and dauzhter of Kane!! Oitv wereweekend miata at the nanemal.
Dan Thamoson home.li n .Leon Hindley and MilaEdnaThomnpon. laden of theg=g;;~1w _,§==f°==-f~»Club.;
n day mee `of clead!§":t Mrs.William Lindexfn
in Blair, Tuesday of \.hg_;\at week.
They received lemon: on homed i me malcinz.A covered diah
luncheon was served at noon.
Friday eveninz wlen az James'l'hompwn'|were Mr.and Mn.
Carl Thompson and Stella lhy~_Mn and M n .Charles Gherke
vnited Hn. Glurke'| father. Hen-Adnnin In Thi EntcrprluIt Brian Rnultl
McCarthyr'.»-~:>-
>¢.»»»1~~
'Thursday eveninm were Mrs.
non-meThe T. c. Lord CO., sul)-
nllesN. B Tilden, surveYi!\¥¢Wash. Co. Ext. Sgrvioe.
mileuxe. eu..Geo. D. Wixer. mI\elKBJohn Anderson. salnryArlington on co.. uns
md oil _Countv Clerk. Cert. TxtleBurwood Motors. repairsG. A. Pope Oil Co.. oilJ.E. Jungbluth,nslaryH.B.Plume.salaryC. E. Rusenbuxmm, saluvRosenbaumServiceStn..
Bud Allen. lnborC-ul A. Anderson. Inc.,
n u t i nHana Beck, labor
2521
5.00
82.642.50100.00
4s.oo.so' m a
57.60
100.00
100.001°g~gg
na »110.00
6.121ou.oo
|
Mr.und Mrs.Ralph Lnngyvellentertainednt1familydinner,
Sundny,complimentary to Mrs.
Longwe\l'a brother, Eugene Goltry,
who leaves soon lor the snny.Guests were Mr. Gpltry, Mrs. Em-
ma Jensen, and Mr. and Mrs. HansAye snd lu-nily.Mr. and Mrs. Byron Bunn and
wldren md Mm. Mnrgaret Wil-
linms and daughters were Thurs'day guests of Mr. und Mn. Clyde'
Metzler and Ethel Marie.Sltur-dxy evening allen were Mr. and
Mrs. Prentloe Smith md Smldxy
ews otes
Mr.and Mn_ Lynn Annstrnmzhave been making frequent tripsw_Franont to seo Lynn's hnuenWxllimn Armstrong, who has been
on the sick list for some time.1§{¥- u:§\nMn. Img gnllln "fi
vis m on Y..Ithe xwfne o! Mn. Rem Gray md
Dorothy.suis. -»=d_y- JCfr! Jordnnls-5
"'.nn u
=1»;==5»=°»dh<>,-;`?L H 'W lbnrn
guuu wen Mn- Fri u Muller m d m m m g m S u n d a y d u r -
chlldxen, Mrs. Clnn Margin,no o n u n, " o n M n Wnlhux-n'lf- '§';'r°§'"§"I§)"'°"H'"'" ""' mlm. a n-is H. Pmuém of Ba r
on,e,-~~-~ohn s e mum o f ~ r . ~ " ' l l ~ '.,?5'°l'¢.'1' md
~rgf~om~n.Mm,Joe Lnmre is rvmrlinxthi;/week at the Mrs. Judith Arun-
non home.Mm. Id; B. Hindley wu n Sim-dlv dinner guest of her ann, LeonHindley. md funilY.In the alter-
mon they all drove to Bellevue,Nebraskn where they attended theGolden_ Weddinx ol Mr. and Mrs.
Allen . rnzier.The Mccmhy Progressive Club
was enunuined az the home ofMn.Judith Axonmn.Tlmndxy.The niext meetlnz will bn st Hrs.Lynn Arm||.mng's on Thursday,
Avril 8001.Mr.and M n .Eul Thompson
mn Joan,Kr.md Mn.I-Heel
heneh and Clyde were Sunday
guest.: st the John Murphy homexn Benson eelebrntin [the birthdsy
The DeSoto Woman's Club mei
Wednesday,April 15,with Mn.
Pete Jones acting an henna i neight memben md three vidmn.Housecleanlng hints were used in
mzwering roll u l l ;plume weremade for x card pany which willbe given by the club at the lchoolhouse, Thursday evening. The nextregnlnx-club meeting will Luke
place on Aprll 29 with Mrs. Wll-
liam Hlnaline as hostel; the les-= ; ; o n c h e e s e m a k i n g w i n b e l t n d -
l A 4-H Clnb wu organized at the
Desow school, April 15, under the
guidance of County Agent 1-I. D.Fnhmey. Seven boys were px-sunt;they elected Virgil Hunt, premi-dent;Keith Anderwn, vicepnei-dent;Lnula Sully, secretary.The
_ _ . _ . . . _ .._ . _
Mn. Arth ur Rowe and loi n. P~ fJ a n a m e n d e d th e f u u e n l o f th d
un c le , E mo r y W alh c e , n t »-
iia , Iovm,Saturday .Aiao presen
wer e Mr. a nd Mr s. J a mes W al -
o f C wg a n d Mr s . J e n n i e W a i -
o f B lli r .Mrs. Ralph Hineiino and childre
spent. the w¢¢k -Und at tha Fra~
Kiefer a nd Hams J orgens en hozm
in Bla ir.\
Mr .an d Mr s .W i lli am Hi ne li n
and son an d Mr . a nd Mrs. M1 111
He i e r vi d te d a t th e Ro la n d Hi n
line home , Sun day , hono ring n
R. Hi n eli n e on h e r b i r th da y . ~ -
ing guests #rem Mr. a nd Hrs. Cl
fo rd Hi uo lln e a nd s o ul.
Mx-I.J. H.Nu:-hood w uSnndny nftemoon alla: at Jun
Thompson.
M m Swanson and dmxhwr. Hal-en. all of Omaha wen dvemidxtmmf.; an Saturday at Mn. Ida B.Hlndley.On Sundey the guestsleftforLonAnzelu.Californiawhen they exueet to locate,Hr. and Mn. Hnvwerd Thompson
and dauzhter of Kane!! Oitv wereweekend miata at the nanemal.
Dan Thamoson home.li n .Leon Hindley and MilaEdnaThomnpon. laden of theg=g;;~1w _,§==f°==-f~»Club.;
n day mee `of clead!§":t Mrs.William Lindexfn
in Blair, Tuesday of \.hg_;\at week.
They received lemon: on homed i me malcinz.A covered diah
luncheon was served at noon.
Friday eveninz wlen az James'l'hompwn'|were Mr.and Mn.
Carl Thompson and Stella lhy~_Mn and M n .Charles Gherke
vnited Hn. Glurke'| father. Hen-Adnnin In Thi EntcrprluIt Brian Rnultl
McCarthyr'.»-~:>-
>¢.»»»1~~
'Thursday eveninm were Mrs.
non-meThe T. c. Lord CO., sul)-
nllesN. B Tilden, surveYi!\¥¢Wash. Co. Ext. Sgrvioe.
mileuxe. eu..Geo. D. Wixer. mI\elKBJohn Anderson. salnryArlington on co.. uns
md oil _Countv Clerk. Cert. TxtleBurwood Motors. repairsG. A. Pope Oil Co.. oilJ.E. Jungbluth,nslaryH.B.Plume.salaryC. E. Rusenbuxmm, saluvRosenbaumServiceStn..
Bud Allen. lnborC-ul A. Anderson. Inc.,
n u t i nHana Beck, labor
2521
5.00
82.642.50100.00
4s.oo.so' m a
57.60
100.00
100.001°g~gg
na »110.00
6.121ou.oo
|
Mr.und Mrs.Ralph Lnngyvellentertainednt1familydinner,
Sundny,complimentary to Mrs.
Longwe\l'a brother, Eugene Goltry,
who leaves soon lor the snny.Guests were Mr. Gpltry, Mrs. Em-
ma Jensen, and Mr. and Mrs. HansAye snd lu-nily.Mr. and Mrs. Byron Bunn and
wldren md Mm. Mnrgaret Wil-
linms and daughters were Thurs'day guests of Mr. und Mn. Clyde'
Metzler and Ethel Marie.Sltur-dxy evening allen were Mr. and
Mrs. Prentloe Smith md Smldxy
ews otes
Mr.and Mn_ Lynn Annstrnmzhave been making frequent tripsw_Franont to seo Lynn's hnuenWxllimn Armstrong, who has been
on the sick list for some time.1§{¥- u:§\nMn. Img gnllln "fi
vis m on Y..Ithe xwfne o! Mn. Rem Gray md
Dorothy.suis. -»=d_y- JCfr! Jordnnls-5
"'.nn u
=1»;==5»=°»dh<>,-;`?L H 'W lbnrn
guuu wen Mn- Fri u Muller m d m m m g m S u n d a y d u r -
chlldxen, Mrs. Clnn Margin,no o n u n, " o n M n Wnlhux-n'lf- '§';'r°§'"§"I§)"'°"H'"'" ""' mlm. a n-is H. Pmuém of Ba r
on,e,-~~-~ohn s e mum o f ~ r . ~ " ' l l ~ '.,?5'°l'¢.'1' md
~rgf~om~n.Mm,Joe Lnmre is rvmrlinxthi;/week at the Mrs. Judith Arun-
non home.Mm. Id; B. Hindley wu n Sim-dlv dinner guest of her ann, LeonHindley. md funilY.In the alter-
mon they all drove to Bellevue,Nebraskn where they attended theGolden_ Weddinx ol Mr. and Mrs.
Allen . rnzier.The Mccmhy Progressive Club
was enunuined az the home ofMn.Judith Axonmn.Tlmndxy.The niext meetlnz will bn st Hrs.Lynn Arm||.mng's on Thursday,
Avril 8001.Mr.and M n .Eul Thompson
mn Joan,Kr.md Mn.I-Heel
heneh and Clyde were Sunday
guest.: st the John Murphy homexn Benson eelebrntin [the birthdsy
The DeSoto Woman's Club mei
Wednesday,April 15,with Mn.
Pete Jones acting an henna i neight memben md three vidmn.Housecleanlng hints were used in
mzwering roll u l l ;plume weremade for x card pany which willbe given by the club at the lchoolhouse, Thursday evening. The nextregnlnx-club meeting will Luke
place on Aprll 29 with Mrs. Wll-
liam Hlnaline as hostel; the les-= ; ; o n c h e e s e m a k i n g w i n b e l t n d -
l A 4-H Clnb wu organized at the
Desow school, April 15, under the
guidance of County Agent 1-I. D.Fnhmey. Seven boys were px-sunt;they elected Virgil Hunt, premi-dent;Keith Anderwn, vicepnei-dent;Lnula Sully, secretary.The
Blair, Nebraska Apri l 23 42
gn .. a n nn Q 0 I ? L °.Fr§\bu%:.Lpdnunx 1
i Ln EAL
A. C. Debel, Attorney \In the County Court of washing-;
ton Counky, Nebraska.ESTATE OF Joe Laznre.de-
ceased.~Notice is hereby zivfh thatMac Inzure and Jxmee Lmxis L8-zuxe have filed with the under-eiimed, County Judge of Wa.s!\inK-ton County. Nebnlkl. theh'final
report, as executors of the ahvecd Joe Lazure. Deceased. and qmde
nn nnu\iutim\ for (ind nclrmnibtntion and dlnchm-ze, md for the.-1 ....:.|...nf Enute ~r...1 .'Truths md Mr. 'md Hn. C.B.Bunn culled on Mr. md Hn. gf-1
Reeves and chlldnn, sunday.n .U. s . Ra v e me n; Prla y tha n
Other nav.: durinl' the week wenMr. uni ln. Lal!-er B1l\llll' ami
ln. John G. Jeuon.M r . m d I n t l c . K u h r w o nenbenalnsd at dinner, Sunday, by
their non-in-hw md dwghber, Mr.
u\d»Kn. Henry Kniw uni hmx'\y
ol Kennud.
v~.. .. ..~,.._M m P m r mm n o f B l a i r v mSuxiiay vidwn 01 Mn. Ian-I P¢¢'
me n md He h.Mr.xnd ln. Everett AmmwnAnd hmlly ol Omahx Mn. AlbertAronsmn. Mn. Jnck Habm md svna l Florume were Qundsv :Imr-
.l\~gin;.lxoulo birthday p a r t?d r e n
~ n. George Mc Bride of Blair,
1611.
r. and Mrs. Gudmond Sorensen
rtained,Sunday ,i n ho no r o f
Sorennenw birth day .Guests
He a r n . a n d lle a da me s Ha n s
neen and Leona, Henry Soren-
end Glen n, Otto Sorensen and
e,Mic hael Sond emp,Minn
derup, and Milton Sorensen.
ru.Fr an k S o il a n d Mrs . Har mnaen attended the projec t lead-
rneeting in Blair, Monday .
r.and M m Chris Spanggard
linsouri Valley , Iowa, were Fri-
eveuing guests of their dough-
Mre. J . Me rto n K uhr an d f am-
Sunday suppe r gu ests an d
ng visi tor s a t th e ' Kuh r h ome
=Mr. Kul1 r'e pare nts, Mr. and
George Kuhr, J r., of Blair.;
~r. and Mrs . Pa ul P au ls en a nd
ghter, I.aVerne,culled on Mr .
Mr s .Ha r la n Nelson o f Rose
l, Sunday .Even in g vi si to rs a t
Pau ls en ho me were Mr .an d
~' Bernard Paulsen end Mr. and
~. Harvey Paulsen and c hildren
~media.r. a nd Mrs . C . B. .Bu nn enter-ed at di n ne r Sunday , for Mr .
u Mr s . A . R. B a d e n ;afternoon
le m we re Mr :an d Mr s.J .B .
c klett of Oma ha .Th a t even~
,Mr . a n d Mr s.Bu n n wereestaoftheirdaugh ter,Mr s.
al Reeve s, and family .u ~Clarenc e Simpson a n d
ghter, Marily n, spent the week-
o in L i nc o ln wi th Mr. an d L i ra .
E. Dolan...
Mrs . C lar a Morg an c alled on Mr.
ci Mr s . Gud mon d Sorensen and
retta,Sunday afternoon.Eve n-
: c allers were Mr. and Mrs. Ran-
l l Ive rs on a nd Gerald,Mr .amd
rs . F lo y d Li ttle an d Dale Clark.
J . P. Ny e o f Ra pi d C i ty ,South
~kota, spent the fore part of the
k i n Oma h a u n d Linc oln on
inesa; he visited Mrs. Nye's par-
ts,Mr .and Mr s .A .E .Di xo n,
on d!afternoon.Su n ay callers a t th e h o me of
r. and Mrs. G. A. Rathrnann werer. and Mra. Ed Lewelien, Mr. and
rs.George Mc B ri de a nd grand-
ughter,Carol McBr'lde,of Orn-
a, a n d Dr . a n d Mn . No rma n K .
~thrnann and Joan.
Mr .and Mr s.Cu r ti s Ra th man nSt. Louis, Missouri, open). Mon~
y a t th e parental, G. A.Ra th -
enn, home. They retu rned to St.
~uie the following morning.
Mr s.Clara Mo r ga n returned
orne,Satuniay ,'after spending
evera l mon ths i n Va lley , with her
on and d aughter-in »law, Mr.an d
rs . Ha ro ld Seefua, and baby .
Mr. an d Mm. Harvey Melto n an~
uughter,Pa tty ,ol'Benningto
pent Sunday wi th Mr .and Mr s
dgar L arsen.
| I |¢h mJudith Ammon.Mr.i n d u n .Edwin Hin'-Her
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NOW
y F a l l Pr o d u ct i o n I n Defense
Pl a n t s W i l l e So Great that the
Railroads i l l ave Di f f i c u l t
Ha nd li ng a ll t he Fr e t usiness
W hi ch ls Asked ot T ern . . . .
By Buying Coal Now You W ill Aid the Transportation Prob-
lem W hich Is Bound to Come Next Fall. You W ill Aid Yourself,
Too, in That You W ill Not Be Delayed in Getting Your Coal For
Winter Heating..g
of Mka. Murnhy.In the avmim
they visited at Olemli Kwnbefdlhunnrinx! tho blhh mnivemry sdtheir dallndlte. Racine.Monday evening alle n lt tha
Ehrl Thompson hams wen Hr.
md Mn. Fdvrnxd Thomnocn md
Bill of Onmhl.
rv Hlchsr, at the Fnllk Fincher
home.S u n d a y u m mThom who went w the Madm-dlt Huepital in Gmlhl- Sunda to
len Dm 'fhumpoon were'I'hompun, Mr, md Hn. Howard'Phom m md da mdmr. Mx. md
Uh-ri Thnm.pwn md Joan md
to such otter v enous u ue nylawentiued tn the suns. md I
have se! the ?Atb dny of Andl,
1942, at 10 o'elock A. H.. nt. myaffine in uid County for the henr-
inx Lherwt.Dated mug, am. 1942.(SEAL)§» John A, Csdgsn.xs-Af.County adn.
Nofiéz or mscnou
FOR SUPERVYSORS OF THEPAYIO SOIL CONSERVATION
m s n u c r
TO ALL OWNERS OF LANDSin! within the bcundlrie of QI!avin Sorll Conwrvltion Dl||tn¢¢»Notice is hereby triven Lint on the25th day of Am-il.1942, between_._ \-.._ .-.0 ..._ ...A night n. m».
1 sum neun. nov:Funk Erlksen. hbor. nc.Lea Fnuaztt. lxbof. af.In nuia Huh. AL Supply
~ mn au.
uHiller Hnmlbaldx éi.. ms-
Mlll Munk nerNehr.-Iuwn on Im.
n n d r !Joe Thommm. laborA»W Cwlvmy. Inc. :min
Riley Bx-oderson. hhcrBun Cv. Coon Serv.sn..zu md o i lScoixHineline,hbor""\;g"=f- Ganga, repllru.
eWm. Pawlinx, labor.Remde Tire Silas, suv-
' i m19.12
159.911oo.oca u s
n m
ms c
10.25mono19.00100.00
88.80100.00
a s m100.00
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E»Ti2§`. "vf;]§|fl';:3.-fl.-§é-arixobdl
Qc llou ln va.v||| ..-.....-.._.th ln n eiec tion will be held f or e D151ele c ti on of two su uer vis onl to ho idi pan
nff;r°F fm' n term of four y ¢s,ra_{or John
asSheets.labor
X .Hansen,labor
1us.x>u100.00
1 5.20
1.50
s.oo
27.60
8.00
7.508.95
$.00
6.00
14.00
2.0040.60
6.50
w o
22.90
4,503.00
2.00
4 nn
thp Paulo Sod! Conservation Dil-'trick. m fin the vacancies crcatedlylglfe-Ar}§:,';'';:g'l f f f
by the eruixhtion ot the terms of John B' E,.i|m¢|1_° laborr
two if ull? present 5\1D€lVlS00lB»Fred Kbie laborAll persons. firms. and c0rD0ra Ulysses Mol~riso\!. labor
lopsjrho hrlrl title to anv lands Geo W Schuett laborwnthm the baundnries of said Din-'Nm..is élclmett labor
trict are elidble to vote f't.3"id=Anhur Arianna labor
Ql9C1.loIl.0lllV Blllill D€l'30IlS. flI¥fl.8 Illarrv Neff lBbolor carnations are elikible to vote. Robert Raalnussen. laborOne pollmsr nlacc will be opened Lloyd Sbilrer laborst. the offlca of Mr. Ed Mczrhiccenlgym Bermnlm laborof Blair.None~resident. landowu-Qgimm. 'Phone j" la bo ren: or those who wish to vote lp' MYr0n Tong: labor
wall. rnav alimly in neraon. or nz Louie Mathiesen.laborvgritnnz go cltber the District Elec- Clarence Arnold. labormm Officer. Mr. Ed hjatgliesen of I-lusk Bros..labor
Blair. or to Mr, H. E. Enfcstrom,Cullen of Azriuxlture.Lincoln.
Nebraska. requesting a ballot.19»?2Bwd this Sth day of April,
STATE SOIL CONSERVATION
COM!\fI"l`I'EE_'Ev H. E.Engstrom,Executive
Secretary.14-3t
CO. COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
County. Cornmlssioners Room.
Raymond Wilson. laborAlfredS.Quint. lnbor:Walter Petersen. labor1Cecil Tlmmpson, labor
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Kenneth Thompson. lnbor
Jesse Hansen. labor
Gilford Petersen, laborTheo. Williamsen, laboxf
Ralph Brooks. laborMerle Giesselman. laborMelvin Brooks,lgggfClarence Stork_l rEmil A. Dxmlklau, laborAlbert Dunklau, labor
Ernest Vogt. labor
25.20zs.so
26,80
15.4043.64
6.004.5016. I07.002.006.80
13.80
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Blair, Nebraska, Apnl so, 1:144Th o Bo ar d o f County Commis-
sioner.;me t in spec ial session a t
th c all of th e C ou nty C ler k.
Present: L. D. lang. J . E. Camp.
bell and H. C. Blac o.Th e rtii ima ti on o f J o h n A. C ar -
rig nn,County J udg e, was ore-.
sented fo r consideration,he ha v
Ru e V o t labor~DD rt H .'Leo sm.-.idt. labor
Dic k Mey er,lab-or
A r t W i me r ,labor
Lester Heste r. labor
Emi l M. Ec kn te ln, lab or
W . B, Rosenbaum, labor
Alber t W o y mey e r. labor
i mr been called to s e r wi e o f f~h~¥\§'§. § °J $ .. ' i' i . lab o ab o r
Armed FPTCCS Of U18 United Sb?\!£8Henry Kiindt..labor°f,_»\°??!'{§§~_ ___.1 .1 .!W illia.:n Vous,Igbpr
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I .av4.40
2.40
2.40
4.4081 .55
4.005.00
6.00
2.00
6.00
10.50
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,..'§a::'s;'»§"~P'1f=»§-"T»-'fc5»=§fi§.=§e2!3m. ~222County J u dge,is hereby re_\e<rr.eu, Glen Jorgensen,il|.N|.and o n mo ti on a l le ave of a bs en c e lp mn k Ti etz, lab or
in gr an te d sa i d J o hn A .C a n i g m F , - my A . T i m , l a b o r
for the d ur atio n of th e wa r or the
unexp ired tenu re o f hi s off ic e. All
pres ent voting "ay e".
On motio n du ly made and car-
ried, Alhae H. Nelson is hereby 'gp-
pointed an County J udge of W ash-
in g to n ounty , Neb mska, to a c t in
th a t c u " c w d u r i n g th e le a ve of
absence given J ohn A .Corrigan,
said Alban H. Nelson to give b ond
a n d take .he oa th presc ribed b y
la w.On motion made and q arried the
bo n d o f A lb e e H.Nelson, County
J udg e, wa; app roved.On motili n the Boa rd adjoumed.
J ames Anderson.labor
W i lli a m Seltz. Labor
Her ma n C. Ka y . lab or
W m Kohn, J r.,labor
He r m m C .Kay . la bor
Lafe Golden.laborLloy d Hineline,labor
Fr an k A .T i m ,labor
Soldiers'Relief Co m-
missionMothers'Pensions
Arndt, Hdwe., Poor
C.J .Bec kmann.poorBendor f Fun eral Home,
48.011
16.0E
9.5t
50{
2.5:
2.5!
8.2!
14.0l
32.0i
3.0!
18.0
50.05.9
10.4
poor 34.0
Blair Lbr. & Coal Co.. poor 108.8
Blue Goose Store. poor 5.5
G.F .Broan,uoorHelen 1~:. Bo}t,_|2§:.§f=":::'..?";1;..'i°~poor 9.0.1
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County Cleric."f»i:,1;;¢Tsaa»County Commisnioqers Room. ~ ~ 1;f;§.I;i.,{?g?rpmr
Blair, Nebraska, Apnl 20, 1912-,EQ 02 Fmcl-md, 1. A., poor 1
The Board of County C°'3'"""'|Bi1\ Frcaiand. poornnnvu mal nursuant to ad.l011I'D".n..ur R Gaehrimz. 'wut
3.510.1233.1
461
10.{58.1
»Sighted Need Aid mment. takcln April 6, 1942.' " '"" " 5 " "§5 _P r e s e f 1 t . : } L . D . L o n g , H . C . B 1 . . . , i § 3, f " f , § , { § ° '& . . . '.§ ` i f= 'fm t P 0 0 1
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T h e : m i n u t e s o f t h e p r e c e d i n g C a t h e r i n e K e l l y .'p o o r 1 5
: r n e e t i n s r s w e r e r e a d a n d a r 1 o ; o v e d . I L C K l o o p , D 0 0 1 J
A f t e r a . c a r e f u l e x a z fn m q t n o n 0 f | N T L m d _p o o r 1 3
t h e f o l l o w m g b z l l s o n t h e d i f f e r e n t T h e o d o r e M o o r e i h e a d ,'0 0 0 r 7
f u n d s ,i t w a s 1 | l o ve d n d s e c o n d e d | N e b r .M e t h o d i s t H o s p i t a l
t h a t t h e f o l l o w i n g c l a i m s b e a l l o w -P 6 0 5 1 7 5 .
e d , a n d t h e C o u n t y C l e r k i s h ¢ ¥ ¢ " l N i e l 1 o l a s S e m ,H o s p i t a l . p o o r 4 2 .
b y u d é r e d t o d r a w w n r r l l n t s ° f 1 | G i 1 b e r t .P o t a d l e .v o o r 1 2 .
t h e f u n d s i n d i c a t e d ,t o p a y s a m e .S h e a P u n e : n l H o m e .u o o r 6 0 .
C a n i e n ,a l l m e m b e r s p r e s e n t v o t ' E va S m i t h .p o o r 1 0 .
i n g " m 5 . e " .i S t a t e S u r p l u s A g r i c .
M a r c u s B e c k . m l a x v s a o . o o R e v o l vi n i r m d .DOGF 1400
B l a i r L b r .&c a n . c o . , f u e l 1 9 1 . o s ~ s m w m P h u - r g n a c v. D 0 0 1 2A .I i .B r o c k ,a p p r a i s a l s 5 . 0 0 M r s .D i c k S t n o k l e t t .w e - 9 9 3
J .E I . C a m p b e l l . C o m . w k .M r s .P e t e r S t n c k l e t t ,p o o r 9
&m i l .1 2 5 . 0 0 E m m a T a y l o r ,p o o r 5
C l a u d e E . C l e m e n t s .m i l e a , p ; ,3 . 4 4 T e k a m a h I n v e s t a m e m C o . .
C l e r k D i s t . C o m , c o s t s 9 3 5 |D o o r a
u .1 (" .n nk 0 m m n l i e s 1 4 . ': 5 F m a ¢ A _ _ ' I : l e t z ,p o o r g
13.26 I
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Washington |- u n - I l l
Di r e c t
n Bla ir
County
B a n k I
i - n n - a n n u lCounty Clerk. poltllt. etc-£8b§Donn\ Waller. wvr AnnuCurtis moo Inc., mnliu a.us»wud'»u m m .war Imuh E, 1='»m=1\im. mmm.|n. Weldon mor 42
am.1=~»#~wu\1=-.S*=:ez- §.."°§;.°°°§ EE !IFlorencpFeer.cledcalMargaret Fisher. ciericalFkrvor Surfacing Myth.
Rents!CO..rentMary Gilbert, saiaryGljeen Mask Labs., aurrpliegNnlenHansen. cleriai'K-Iastinrs Typewriter Co.,
50.0016.00
2.6080.002280
54.00
7.96
|Rcpona or me :menu :nu vaof the District Court were recei
anu placed on file.This being the day set for heing in the matter of egress to laowned br-' Lara Lund, Mr. Lund
p-cared by counsel and said ma
was continued unlil May 4, 19
flu mation the Board adjoul PHONE)NE1¢.'1i"1=.1ii.'u..¢ co.. guppliu 4°-"!w"\§ieéi§'iiii 4. nm..
me 'c ..:ma n H 1 K. Bon.§.'1E'." 1..:h Inlllt lunvl ea m l °5I.'....w Cler
No. 472';§¥§¢i§`°i§5i-sE§"I:i¢m>a1 29.60 "'L. 12 Lonsr. Com. wk. "120.00 r o | ~ | 1 ' A n z| . | . E n a n
rm.~P McIJonald.. mil s 31 4 2 .lf n f g r Pa_Ep<r,..su;1_ °f__,1"f_"_j,
Alb H Nelson, bond pn-|Mrs. Henry raeper, or., U1 Ill:mmm 37.50 ton and well-known in this 1
Or¢l;;\.ha Compound Co.. mm-immunity, now is employed in
nes .10.00 Omlhn.Ogg; Printing; C0. s1.\o-13 92\Mg ~ K=g=°» who is cc;nd
at e ge ounty Hosp uOmnha School S\=nn\v Co..'expected to return to her I
0l
Ej Blairnquistmmnliea28.10\s°°T o m 0° b ° "' : la b o r 2'5°|ia r e g u llr me etin g o f
Pxy r o ll, A n n !1689.95 Young W omsn'n Missionary so
was postponed thin week and |
'bers wegxt to S t. h P \ u \ ;c l
: t h o Ho op e rq o ear i n_I . B o l \ 8 \ ' d E . A x f e l l GS M o f P h i h d e \ p h h s p e a k .
ue ne n l Co n tr ac tor md B ui lde r 'P vwe r lq u d p mmg Mr .g d , " f G° ° f g ~ g - =
MA S O N d C l in s m i y :p e n a v» 5 _ _ _ _ RP E R . Z ~ h n i l h .Ne b n s k x,vin
rn and I Lumber ts'|
ner Co.| . Coal Cowulus.l i n
I W
n v - w _ " IM1.\ml;f iv¢lBlue Prlnlll Er§."`ii飣§ scum, of
' s°""" vmm Avsnua 'i" T¥ v¥ ili t ha h 1 /harhb.r!.l\er, Edward Q"».Z'"i§¢mxily.BUY DEFENSE BONDS
Bldr. Nehrilb. /qnn za. L2 jfi f
|ner.tobelerved»tth¢Iodxohn1I. I l l||\§\¢nv n I nREV. LYLE ToSPEAK HERE sUN.
Bev. B. 0. Lyle, superinwxdsnt'.0 ..
nn.will speak at the mominx
MYHHP urvices of the First
Methaiilt Church,next Sunday.
Befm-¢ coming w the leadership
.n the Meihodht x-mpiw,Rn .
Lyle was 11635: n! the MethodiltChunzh at Hutings,one of the
lu-gent in the sf-lie.He has uhmggrvedntxznnofsix yearslsdxs-
trict iuperintendent ol chumhes.
~:MEN CALLED To
l .0 : I Q I I ,
precede s spechl evening pmgnm.
Mrs.e mu Hendon,Noble
Gund of the Blair Rabehh Lodge,
has charge of th e c on ven ti on a r -
rangemeuta.Hrs. ,Mo rris Slmon~»
~93 89
" ~i .
~in abrooder homie.~I -a
vna not henvy, Hrs.. Wrich extin-
uhhinx the fire urmided and with-
out losing any of the chicks in the
house.
|1 1 u..|.
°aption committen,assisted b r
ra.An n u Compton,Mr s .F r a n k
e r a n d Hr s .Haward J ensen.
° ~ ' tr a ti o n wi ll b e conducted b y
~c .w .c n m s z m w ,main'-
an,Mr s .W y n n Bae r a nd Mr s .
uti e Mc K a y .
One Blai r iodge member.h i m
.E .Ha n na ,ho ld s a di stri c t o f
I
CALHOUN COUPLE
W ED m 'rY YEARS
_Mr. and Mm, Martin Chriatnnsem
Of Fort Calhoun celebrated their
Golden Weddng anniversary.
Suriiay.enwrtniziing amnnd '15rdativa.Both Mr.and Mrs.
Christensen came tn Nebraska
from Denmark;for 48 years
they resided on a farm south of
~mom-rr |w n s r s -~~»~
v 1 `I °2
\\f . \ \ \ \ | , ~~Dm was 9° Oogafhu ughv damning mwm
\~ ~~ 5 \l m /_thnmemv al wwf and npla¢mann Slew down wwf ~~
\/ 4 fm aw: ml anwo- mp. .ma :lumen Proud ~
s ~f » - - ' ~e \ ~" \wimywnm-vim lm.
. \ ' -
/
sf.:h P;. f i n e " 1 "»
~ ; : : = ~ 0 * f § " ' ',
_'ma y o s o m m p n n w m i <,.=. " . :u ~;2 -:'=L .L " " " $ -§;"> ' = } ( 5 \\\nod n |°|n vhs "dan'| -wato ~ x ~ /_
u 7 , I ' \. 1 -, '\~0 \\ \\ l '//7/~ ~ . . ; I ,~,.
\" s \'E~1 :~°\ .'/P W ' ~M 3 ,:- ~~ v < \g ,_i *-\;» , ; § l
I ' . .v..~ "` .~v ,
'| .
Exggct Fi f t y Delegates
ro m Five Towns
Of Vicinity
Some fifty Rebekah lodge repre-sentatives from Tekamah, Cruig,
~C H R I S w m c u F A R M §:;"°.;:':moving inin wwn
.y _The Kennard fire department!The Christennens are the purenfa
was summoned to the Chris Wrich ol ten children,nine of whom
farm south of Omm, Monday a!-were ab!e to attend Lhe observance.
~x~.~an-.nd and Lyons wi~l
gathelr in Blair, next 'haesday Mr and Mrs. A R.....Bea!ea we 1AprKl_ ZR, for the annua\ dintricdsundgy dinner guests a i r
meelmg.Afternoon sessions open Bealea' parents, Mr. and M .C
at one o'clock.A dx o'clock din-B. Bunn.
_|j_n;=L
WA ~\'°%%a§E »f!31s1 Meeting of
rvs forPhone16-it
hy, mnNehru-l00 lb.
100 lb.aa 34,15Brous-
3E and
V Fhnenl nrvlces for Joseph Ly-d i '
Fon SALE:umm amount ol 22; 8§Ll§"él'§»a§§"§3=f;?b:°':€~~
I-\mlul G éybrldl. G 94»82-212- the family home ln the New Eng-J8.Lncl eastolS|1'aw\y.und oodRc.McGuhn G H
1s~2¢°win Ryu.'of ,h';°'¢,,|,'h ané :han E m i ~ ,~
SHORTHORN gUu,_Russell* churches wu in charge of aemcel._C h r i s t e n s e n , ~ C a l l m u n . ~ " , : . s ; : ::: Speakers Wan Be Pres»
193|CHEVROLET coupe,good Herman cemetery.. ,e n t ~ ~ S t a t e
g;;»=- Pguuqra P» uu en .w <\ : 'v M r. L yg n e ~ ~ sg ;Umversltxes
s.»--est nt S had gone m the health resort them Speakers from several subs uni-
FOR SALE:Good work mare.a little more than n week before -'d1s-w Chris s Hansen.his death.;;'='='" Q ~ ' , ° ' " " " s g , ~
The son of Hdgh and Ellen Wal- Scandinnvian Study group, which
r.book BARN 1 u l W. W Fulton _,.or e.'1 ton Lyo , h ss born at Boyle;|vim The]Em South sc.16-zvlfop, 1|1i::1», ~Febnmy 12, 1sso.m"D};`::f "<=2»3¢Z' .§,"""$¥m'2§°'l§`,'3
--. .._..._1....mn..... . .,_.. U-....ma Q
11 .m
§I1Sf"Eé°r§é"E|11.Red 899.
' W E S TE RN NE B .Ba le d 1
|¢n.f\f\..1v..th n a m ) .$|.i:i.W;lll.¢|.|.||' v--.__k a Sudan,$3.00 pe r
Texaa S u d m, $ 3 4 0 per
Hy b r i d s e e dc o m ls lo w
per bu.16~1t."G. F.
Fon BE*r'rER srznvu4irrf=8ter e a mi n z powe:
-.,,..... hd!n;r chicks now 1
Penny Savers '12
Anniversary
Get |copy of "Handbookfor Ameriunl" for two Lib~by's labels and 10c. Ask nl
for order hhnk.
K a r o
Dlrk. Corn Syrup
122; 32c
G ¢ N th 3-lb.* B e a n s . . : : ; . .1 \ n ; m f . a » g 2 2 c
Spinach §5°{¥j'_'jj§3, lic
Tomaio .lmce §`l"Y.2L.'.`I'c...l9¢
* H e a d L e t t u c e C f ' = » = ~ ' i f - ' = ~ " ' ~ 7 ' / 2 ¢I v o r y S o a p D r e s s i n g ;y,;;»=\<=
ma u i ea P " " " "* C a b b a g e "°._._ _li'l'.J§'? 3'/2C 5 ' ; ; ' ; ° l o c D r e s s i n g 2:1i'2f"L_,---
*I Tops removed to ~Use for bnth ns wgll ns Frem:h'n §nlld
3; 41:
9; 37c
113;Qcac3l'l.°0 S retain fre:-1hness.-,...-Lb.houusehuld cleanmg.MUStaYd or lm nm -._..
|" n o m - w n s r s - m r "~
\/'¥.\\"'~.W |D u...;~'4 \ \ l , , /m a x f u " " X ;' $ ? 2 " ' " '...``_ ._/_s em#a n naman wnw ~.y j '
%~ /~ Q 5 \a /fm" M ml anwm- mp- .ma :lumen Proud .;',s "__» - " " ~e£ .\/ww ww ovm mm ,-wlmm .na Wy.." w 41: [7 Ywr 'A ,
_ .'~, ,'/sa.-my has ¢ <~;~='°;° mimi" <1 . .J : ,N ~
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L - - n i ;§~{\\»»4»¢|°|»~ vhs ~ nn'-w ~ ~`
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Dmsolves Instantly
~ Pocerlnin and \4»nz.Enxmd Cluner ,_------.._C&n
B o n A m i C\kG 9¢.-§'I'2"E°$
S a n i t l u s h *{§;,,"9c _?f3;?,
BDIBX 20-Mnle Tum --_..._- ~
:v .'A 8»oz.
l l c
121:
20c
14c
l4c
\vO l d Du t ch 1
-Cle n r,1 M » " ¢'f=\B c M o p S t i c k s ,E a .1 0 c
"crm" D;"-.~"Ammonia §'5l'Z"»"; _.____§,2:;; l3c
Lux Flakes Bluing gg; §::a§§___;,2::::, 14c
zzz; 10c '¥»¥.';"2S¢ Brooms ~4s=
~...I
A °~' ~h 0
C o l f ee ;§§§,'j';{_;g 22c ..i;1'§ 63c
*Butter |:i|:;?::Ȥ .._-l.b. 42C
*Butter §.:;'.L'§:".';";..§{:;'?;__,,.. 4lc
T a l l ~Cana
~Cherub Brand _______3 ~ ~
Krxft Amedcan.~Brick or Velveetn _.--
M i l k E;".=3::;':.£:'--,---3
515 59c
Cheese ::;£pg€xgli»\\)-(§:; l7c
7-ox.gjelly §fl1§L.?`-.----.___-----u§m c
G r a p e _ l a m S ., _.___1; E: 'l 7c
Matches Favorite ____.___C§;;3; llc
I ,/,4 0 ',1
If any cut ol ment you buy nt Safeway iu\'t really lender and rullyjuicy, we'll refund your full cost prlce..
Beef Roast "';',§,
Sirloin-Steak
Boiling Beef
Ground Beef
S l i c e d B a c o n
F r a n k f u r t e r s
chuck ~ .\.Other chuck ~
291:
124:
a, Lb.u ---_---_--|:uls, Lb.
Guaranteed fine-eating beef.__--.-------_._._--__,..._-_-..L|».
Meaty, rib cum. Serve withdnmpllngs -;-.._.__._.... ...Lb.
Fnlxly-ground, lem._-_--....--..--------.._----....-l»l».
1'i';°::::f'~;:::f°°' f'ff1,_. 29 I
Lu-ze. iniey _.-.___-___Lb.19:
-_1.h.
l9c
Peaches Llbhfs Choice _..-iw -¢
Tomato Juice ,_,,,,,,,_{?;~ Zlc
Fruit Cocktail Libhy's Hg; l6c
n _~ib~y'a, Halves,N o . 2 ~ ~
Bread
Large.24-oz. Lol!~
Juli; Lee Wrighvn whatur enriched while.
Pl'~ Northwest .--fha C
P e a r s Halveo -._-._?f'f¢l£63c
Peaches §?.f.§';°fff';_f'2€1§ 221:
| g |Fluffi nl:~
~~~I v o r y S n o w Spread
~ ..:;"';°.: §:v:; \"F@»@/~~ Z S c Spread
daily .Dis aolven in sta nlly a nd is*_, 5 _ l |0 ~c easy on hands.B e v e r \ y
Miracle,
SANDWICH
Lunch BuK.SANDWICH
PEANUTBu'l'rER
,
E; 45c
3.2 4lc
g 2Sc
n//va eww `Rinso 4 Su»Purb
c / r k u s 'i n @ f f < ; = f = = f »§ ; ° S §~m § E ; : " '
anx-sneeze granun sou -hausehnlml soap.
Potted Meats Libby. _i'f€S°.T. 6c Coffee Ritz Crackers`ffff''¥.,,,. Pkgpzlc
Vienna Sausage Libby's ~ IIC Nab mu Brand14411, |515 mb. zsc " Mqy Be Purchased
W \ t h B lu e F o o d Or d e r St a mp s~Libby's __..__._,Bo\l!e Bag .
..._..._.,...,
0 s u m cnuxcu -....-...lnr
''Li dna ,Pi¢led,9~oz.L m o n s »a l b .1 0 c 5 ,,;,,,c Ol i ve s Lur:»ge,yRlpe~
e
California, Sunkist; medium sized. Sold by the pound Laundry Snap'I 'Kitty G-oz,
Sunkint, Navel variety, needless-the kind that peeland segment euaily . Small and large size.P ,~G
Gmn!~'Western Pride,Qt.PlCkl€S mu. _._-_.,..,,.,...|nr
2Sc
l7c
2Sc
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: n o u nand Erie
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index-sentM-t!
per bu.
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s.SEED
b'e Smoke
fd Stationlu. AK\~nah, Nehr.
RSI Orderr from The16-at
house, 400
205 West
267.Snyder.
HYBRID
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TYPEWRITER RIBBONS.Allmnkes,good cotton,mediuminked-60c.The Enterprise. u,
N O T I C E S
HIGHEST CASH Brice paid forwool and pelta.Frank Fischer,
Emir Gel( Course.13-ti.
FURNITURE upholsterlng, ref`m~
iehing,repairing, went curling,rug work, rnatresaes. etc.PhoneBlue 151.George N. Miller.
12-rf
LET ME do your repair work.muonry. etc.Sprint is the
time to have it done.m u w. J. Lambert.
GARDEN PLOWING and team
work.Call Red 192.13-tr monk H. stricklett.
I .'[.3.\C.N.FARMERSl I vqmt
Y°"r dead stock.Have n varietyof nremlums.Blair Renderinz
Service. Phone 17 collect.Holly Jensen. Azent. Union Ren-derim C0-. L&Ylatte. Nehr. 9-ti
R E A L E S T A T E
FOR SALE: Modem 5-room houseclose in. Also income nronertv byowner. Phone 292.2-tl
SMALL DOWN-PAYMENT buys
5-room home.Balance on FHA
wr-rns.14-tf W. J. Lyche
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T33 '}',§{...""§§." wm.`i"'£§§;:*;'{s~s>mr »:°A..`§2"}f`i`5§1§Uni
"mg r';gEd'M 1.s th lver-sity of luiehignn; Prof. nf Glls-
. urvrv F t.yons '?"F etnv Johnson, North Park College,
widow; two daughters, Letxtra and Pro!Rjdmrd Beck Universithire. Dora Hovendicktho! "'€'"""=1N°ni. Dakota; and Pro f phi 3.
gg ; =;_;»<1=~;.j;gg= of f°&\r;='§§;»iNy»..\m, nm College.Spenkem
W o °"On Salruday will be mf, Mn .Mrs. Stella Farmer of Kennes, Il-l Sod M k N nh park Coy rtln
§;»°'=» and Mrs. Ellen Blrdwell °; mg' Cir;Eo w L D m §§°=
onta.na;`two brothers, Knox o 1 _ '_'' _'_m.C a l i f o r n i a a n d m y i d o f * g ' " " = = ' ; ; - | § $ . I " % l . ~N1 l§ ~
g -<1 ral nieces an nep ° Dr, i-I., F. Swansen, Dana College.
A highlight of u two-day pro-
T E L L S R O T A R I A N S gram is th., annual dinner whichABOUT BEESWJIII be held at the college dining
hall on Friday evening.Later the
society will bo guests of the local» Members of the Bluir Rotaryl
Club henrd a very interesting talk
on bees last 'hxesday night when
Leroy Baxter, who operates a large
apiary here, spoke before the
31-nup.Baxter wld of the varinus
species of bees,the;methods of
handling them to produce morehoney and gave detdls regarding
the plants which produce the mosthoney.He described the life nf the
bees, explained the treatments of
the queen bee, the workers and the
drones and gave details regarding
the wintering ol the swarms,Theclub members expressed much in~
temst in the subject.
STANLEY DIXON IS i
PNEUMONIA Vjcfplm
Ichapter o!the Americm-Seandn
nnvlan Foundation at a program.of pipe or-gun music ond Danish
dt-amatica.Business reports and election ofofficers will conclude the conven-tion,law Saturday morning.
ARB OR DA Y IS
OBSERVE D HERE
Arbor Dey was observed at thi
Blair City School with the annual
tree planting ceremony, Wednes
day.The progmrn was sponsormby the biology classes, lee Guye
presiding as chairman.
Dr_ E T. Jipp was principa
speoker, sivins n most inoerestimandtimely talk on treee Th
l
le n .u. n. .......-, _Miwnur i Valle y , InSta.,
FOR SA LE : S po tte d Po ll.
bred gilts.Arthu r N. J
He r ma n .Phone 2819.
I L I N I soy beans,52,50
Bring sac ks.He n r y Hi
1 6 - lt
sS C RA TC H P A D S .hi g h
bn d Bauer. 124: ner muner uualltiee. 8c 'ner nowT h En tl43-tf e
S A RL Y .OHIO potlztoes.
w h i m 133.R,P.
16-1s
U 5 a I \ l l i F l .l u v _ ,c o c k e r e l s o n e w e e k o l
n e r l o o 5 ' m - n u m b S a t m *
W a s h i n g t o n C o u n t y H 1
16-ltTRYMofz a m BRO!
CORN-um\>\es_§x l d
House md nt Sumamin Herman.Fav Jon16-lt*Tekan
HIGH SCHOOL SENXO
your name cm-ds NOW
Emervrise.
FOR SALE: Apartrgext
.West Grant.CanGrant or phone B\ue16-lt'Mrs.Geoge
THOMPSON BROS.1
`
Iowa ua;xsane-¢=-.WFlat grades $5.50; round grades
$4.50.50c reduc tion fo r quan tity
and own sac ks. E arl J . Thompson,1 1 o n 32.10-12t
F o n S A L E :Re a Polled Short-
hom b ull, 1 4 mon th s old.
16-10.*Lloy d J ac ob, Kcnnand.
MI S C E L L A N E O U S furni ture fo r
sale. 1s~2v.* Mm. E. B. Canigan.
B A L E D H A Y f o r sale.Nd s o n
Produce, Bennington, Nebr. 15-4t
'37 C HEV ROLE T f or sa le o r tmd c .
16 41 *1 " R o t "Wallac e.
W E ~ q u a l i t y baby chicks,
Book y7h1r orders early.9»8t >ol»m's Feed & Produce.
Iowa.12-St*
s Advertise In The 'Enterprlsn
N O T I C E S O F
CHURCH SERV ICES,
3l»ll\l§Y Dixon og Omaha, f0!m'lhi!wry of Arbor Day a.nd a bneF O R R E N T ;§edBl=1r w d A r l m s w s»de\¢..ake¢¢h of J . swrling lllorbon wer
o PH¢un\<>nia in fe aug as given b y A n d r e w Hans en,an
HO US E , s M 3 1 3 ' g g f ga r d e n g e u ng f ; M» ; ; = \3" April 7, loonl'Q¢°,-g;,, Wric lr. ,,¢¢,,ml?m,;¢d ag ah
space.Gt h a n ac n.n e n s e a m th e we ek .pla no b y Mls s Clarissa \Vlek:
16 - lt*Mrs . Ru th Mu rd oc h.Th e 'oungest son of th e lr.\l.e.5""8 "Green Cathedral".A filn
ln lr .ml Mrs . s . s . D ixo n, he w,_ ,\" 'I` rea aur c rs o f th e Fore st",wx.
5-ROOM mode rn h ouse fo r re nt.52 y ears of nm H e h ad s p e n t the' shown._16-tl'Le o na r d A xte ll.gr ea te r pa rt o f hi s lif e in A rlin g- l Th e ac tual tree-planunz.c on
N T my ..g m W he wa s a ss oc i ated w, lth`" \l\Y f m ;Plhclf near htho meri
~L ''-.
F °
.'§..,'3E..:W a§\inz1on ii i.négslflllfvingrmlll §`L';¢l'."2'i°i..§'",$;?Z§i';~?£`.T""¥§.1n.'"°JpI.".§.fi?..?€'l.1 "Tl
he at an d WHY»€r~Fi ne loc ation he moved to B lair an d du ri ng tl\ e' tr ee and L ee Gu y c r s et a mem-\§»°.§mZffl°° or 533 22 bu§i:r;I p a § y e a ho had 'live d i n Oma hmlial olaqu e.Princ ipal J. C, Thom
rs,i x o n f w h o sur vi ve lx so k b ' f l .g Ca ll 11 f o r V " ' u ° " l ' " ' l h u s b n n d ,is seriously ill i n " r o wi n SW e n e Y
|Mm. H. H. Br own wa s a S un d.
w A N 1 ' E D .Mrs. Robe rt Hltc hman an d ba lwldlnner gues t of hc r son- in-la w an
. r e l u mvd ho me fr o m th u l'1lnir<lnughl| ~r,M r :md Mm .Ho vm
Good wages.Jackson 0298, 428 _
South 88th St.. Omaha.18 - Hi
M A R R I A G E L I C E N S E S 1
Th a followi ng marr iage li c enaesl ''lk *F E ~U R E
l W A N T E D :Gi rl lor h o un e wo rk . Hos pi ta l on Thursday .l"`air<'hllJ of Oma h a .
1zAPTw"Rev D n . h¢§§`béén isméd from the office*Kenned\C Judge Alhae Nelson'of mmu§uinm§am§ win ml ¢1».1,°',__€_'§Q'§". Johnson, Socvrm. Név A R R 0 W Q M M A STRIPES
pulpit next Sunday morning and ._;§="';'f~he annual election °»§a';":;°Jane A. Lawrence, Dalhs,
u '..~rc o cars w1l\ be \"F°°°'? d.hnuis Edward Hiles, gqymung mby a 6:30 dinner on mWedHeod0»>'|v;f|'e;,Laura Thnmpaon, Missoun
evening,.Aprii 29.eae come Val]out and express youachulcehirf ~H n J.H ieng. tFremont,
fi f th ea s rting av |mon.°K'§'s1=?§m£Y' 0% con TABER`|C§;1?eY Tlxasmpson, Blair; Agnes
NACLF A.V. Pollard:Sundfny Stricklett_ Blair._Sirhool, 10 a. m.Morning ywrslnv Philip Charls Conneliy, Omaha,
11 a mf Evening worshmp,8 1.»- Hiidred E!edyc¢ Jones, Arlington.r n .P r n i w m e e t i r g W e d n e s d a i f -R i c h a r d 0 .L a r s e n ,' r $ u B h a s s e s s
n __ -G u . . n . n { n 1 n n s n c r e n a W ¢ | " I I F h e n ! . ! - .\ \ » d l ¢~~~
Divine C°"mama --Thefrom thevu?"-
IL MEN METHE RE FRI DA Y E V E .
About layventy dealers in petrole-pruductsimbt at Lhe city council
oms in the city hall last Friday
ening to diwma matters directly
Iecting the petroleum marketingness.Chief topic of discussion
a a petition which is being circu-
usd lrnung oil men to place "lg
e bdlot a resolution Limiting e; of gas tax money to roads and
dges.At the present.time a
~rtion ofit is diverted into the old
~e assistance fund.The meetingnohandedbyL. L.Snyder of
lair who is state president of the
ebraska Petroleum Marketers
.\. ociation.
~RBOR DAYLEGAL HOLIDAY
Yesterday, April 22, was Arbor`
xy and the noun house and bankept. closed doors.Arbor day is astrictlyNebraska day,im orl-
'~ ~mr, J. Sterling Morum, being*
strictly Nebrukxn.Arbor
-- ~e prsented by Morton to the'
~ie ls one of the most bemtifu.
ax-ks in the slate and draws vastmugs of poople during the sum-V
Gr season.
D p.IB.0| lv\| a|us;»vn.v --..-_r pday , A pri l 2 9, whe n Rev. an d Mm' Ca
L . E . K i n g o f 0 r n n h a _ w i _ i l b e ~
with \ g-map nf people from theirchurch m have charge of the nrvdce.There Wm be special music
followed by A good, old fashioned
gona! messln bv Rev. Kjnz.'METHODIST-John P.Brooks:
10 a.. m.,Church School,vi hl
classes for all ages.11 a. m.Morning woral-lin, anthem bv choir
and sermon by Rev. B. 0. Lyle, Su-
perintendent Nebraska Methodism
Hospital,Omlhn.Rev.Broolm
0
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Y(Elei
hx
w.lu| uwill be in charge of the nrvl--.'a
sr.PAUL LUTH,c mmc n , bORUM-Rev. G, A. Carlson: 11 n..`P
rn..morning warship.Everyonn a
welcome.vs'1'.MARY's EPIsco PA1,- ;
r_...a,...m,.n»=9:30.Church x~
Here is the new Arrow Ensemble that performs
togelherso superbly intends alone in Qhe fashion
spotlight of the Saturday Evening Post this week.
!Hll`|',$1.2S Hu \h¢ lending mln beams oi thc nxw lookingtrio wigs on :Inv dxiinih, culond grounds. The but of nil
collm . . . th: Arrow, and th: bodywped Mitoga design.
School.11: 00,Ho min ! W o r\ h in . =. *
Speria l servic es for me n and bovai
of the pnrrislh who are in the U. S.def'PMu1 forc es.|
QKE NNA RD,W A S H I N G T O N
L'(.T'I'HFIRAN¢--P.C Jensen:Sun-
day School 10 a r n..a t 'both ]
rhurches.Service 11 a rn.at
W ashington an d S p.m. a t K a n - i l
m r d .Catec hetic ai class meets.every Saturday , 9:30-11:30 a.m.j
at tho nn rmnasre..C H U R C H O F c m u s r - ' r .A . j
Lind enme y er:10:00 a. rn.. Churc h
Sc hool: 11 a m., morning; wo'-sh'].»
c ommun ion and sermon.7:00 p.
rn 1naotlnv n f the J uni ors:8:0lJL
IHUII TS Atways comfortable Baum l|'| ¢n'i go mms I n
the seat or notc h. W ith Grippm 15s, "
NE . S t.P¢ff¢¢t support for the shirt.Anow dcslgnan saw
to that In outing il. Knots neatly, resists wrinkles..
HINDKERCHIEF, 35:Nbde to mcrgc with the lic and shirt
in handsome color variations.
j . ~ L .r o u n n s
C L O T H I E R'o ..u.n. ...»-anITS., efvmlnneuouu.. DC: - -.\..R o s s H I L L 1vlr.'rI~1or>1s'1'.-.».B o h rW. Clarke:Sunday School an 1l|',Vuy_a..m.:n prcrperiy graded school?D I Z ! !¢|www;I
for every age m~°v1=»Divine ner-Buy Defense Bonds and
vice at 11 a.. m., pastor will preach Saving Stamps Now!
|(Apri\ 23, mu.. 24 and 25, in mr
We Still Have
Material
to
Vulcanize Casings
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