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T h a n A n y O t h e r W e e k l y
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'1'wmty~0ne Rural comsponqgnm Fmm all Quarters of Countyl n N e n r a u m
S u g s c n u f r l o u r m c n r m n v s m n m=»f»°a~
ConS\\1é°;
At Schools Next Wee
For Sugar l tion
`''-oun
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U G A R O F F C O U N T E R S
I N R E S T A U R A N T S
"D o y ou wi sh c r ea m i n y o u r
Coffee?" trills the trim waitrega
in the res tau ran t a nd y ou in di-
c a te y o u wa nt i t b la c k o r wi th
a litzie c ream.'I'ha.t's been go-
ing on fo r y ears.
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Next Mont
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Boy Sc outs wi ll ri n g th e d oo r -
bells o f e ve ry h ous e in B lai r ne xt
Satu rday mor ning ; in an effor t ho
ro u rd up dl o f the old sc r ap ir o n
wh ic h i s available.Twe n ty - s i !boy s wi ll partic i-
pa te i n th o wo r k , wh i c h wi ll : n r t
l .| |h_
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Alcohol Plants
'|I N R E S T AU R A N T S
"D o y ou wi sh c r ea m i n y o u r
c offee? " trills the trim wa itrega
in the r es ts umn t an d y o u in di -
c a te y ou wa m it. b la c k or with
a litzie c ream.'I'ha.t's been go-
ing on fo r y ears.B u t no w th e r e is an a dded
phrase.Th is week the wa it-
resses be ga n to ask " D o y ou
wi ah c re am a nd s ug ar in y o ur
coffee'!"an d we note th a t xf
we wa nt it swe ete ne d th ey ad !
a s c a n t wa sp 0 0 nf u l-a n d th atf s
tha t.Sugar went off the tables and
courders of B la i r reatauranzuTuesdaymo r ni n g an d no ug ht
bu t the napk in h old er a nd s an.
and pepper shakers remain.
Oh , we ll, mo at of u s ate £0 0
muc h suga r any way .
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Mayor Garner
and New Qfflcers
.Now ln Posts
Qld Regime Finishes Bus-
mess And New Regime
Is Ushered In
Tuesday evening ol this week
marked the time for the old sd~
minlstratjun for Blair city m
close its business and adjourn
"nine die" which was done altera shor meeting in which a few
bills were allowed and s. motion
nude to rent the air port to T. A.
Bobs for $900.
Afier thi? the paw mayor hook
It the nay mum mwu.-... r;ace their mn out on e cuill mt be called upon but dl oth- BOAT FIRM To
1 wi n he mm fo r th ei r scrap B U I L D I T R gisterls ery Man,1OUSESl OWSXHBJI ~cmd
§ay;'i`h;lrfdus%ry Is
_ Coming To Midwest
Reports
El d l .T h e i r o n ,a f t e r g a t h e r i n g .w i l l
e s o l d a n d t h e p r o c e e d s w i l l g o
\ t o s S c o u t f u n d t o b e n e f i t t h e
c o u t c a b i n a n d g - p o n d s i n t h e
i l l s s o u t h e a s t o f B l a i r .. T h e b o y s
a p e t h a t t h e y m a y e v e n t u a l l y
a i s e e n o u g h m o n e y r n h a ve a w e l l
r u t d o w n a t t h e c a m p , a n i t e m
w h i c h h a s b e e n s o r e l y n e e d e d s i n c e
h e w m f s b e g i n n i n g .
231 REGISTER Fon .SERVICE IN 4th DRAFT
1231 men from WashingtonZountyregistered in the fourth
:elective service draft held hen:
sat Monday, according to figures
released by f-he County Dram
ward, Wednesday.The draft included men in the
age brackets of 45 to 65 inclusive.They are not subject to military
senice and there will mt be a na-tional lottery, it is reported.Themen, however, will be given aerial
numbers at a lat/er date.
Plan Activity,
Entertainment
Here July 4th
Hope Fo r Mu s i c And
Sports In Afternoon
And Evening
Plans for observance of the
Fouii of July at Blair were diaf'cuss at the Chamber of Com-
.merce meeting last Tuesday even-
li rk and a committee has been
'named to go into the matter.A full fledged celebration in not'possible this year, it was pointed
,out, inasmuch as fireworks will he
difficult tq obtsinl but some sortla! afternoon and evenlngrnter-
itairunont is being worked out.An
A prefabricated house, the walls
and roof ol which bolt together(ur quick erection, is being built
at the Paterserrand Haecker BoatWorks building in Blair, the hous-
es to be sold to workers in defense
areas.The houses are to be 8x16 feet,
which is about the size of the us-ual house trailer. They are wired
for electricity, are completely fin-
ished inside and out and are equip-ped with beds, tables and basic
necessides. Erection takes but a!ew'minutes and the entire house
is easily moved about on a truck.
eH e a v y W i n d
M o n d a y D a m a g e d
a o oL i n e s ,B u i l d i n g s
Sixty Street Lights Brok-
en, Trees Suf er; Oth-er Damage Reported
The wind last Monday was onecl the worst known in these partsfor y ears and i t lm a tra ck olrrnnor disasters in its wake.The
continual jarring caused sixtystreet lights to become loose and
fall broakina' them to pieces.All
over town the branches of me slittered the lawns and windows in
several instances were blown out.
In the country men plowing in
the fields werg forced to abandon
their work on account ol' dust and
wind and smaller buildings werewrecked.Light wires suffered
and at the John McDonald farm.at DeSoto a. falling tree contacteda .ligit wire causing n fire which
burned so fiercely that the BlairGro department was called.
lMBS§9'!é§P,., tu-:rar
OTHER RATIONBOOKS TO FOLLOW
Every man, woman and chlldln
Washington County will be regis-tered next week as sugar rationing
books are given out to cunomersin A similar registration through-
out uieunited Stata.It will be
a registration for War Ration
Book Number 1.Everyone should take note of
the fact that this in a registration
for "War Ration Book No. 1" ann
not merely s sugar rationing reg-
isL\'al.ir>n.As other items are ru-tioned, such as coffee,clothing,
gasoline and others,additional
War Ration Books will be iaxued
and those who do not have the flnmbook will be at a disadvantage in
securing the others.
The remstx-ation dates are 'Mon-day,Tuesday,Wednesday and
Thursday,May 4th to 'lt.h,in-
elusive.In Blair, schools will he closed
all day Monday Us release teachersfor work on registration boards
and and consumers are urged toget the job done on Monday.Reg-
istration hours wlll.be from 8 a.
ni. until 6 pi m.
In Kennsrd,schools will be
closed only in the afternoon and
the ~r'=¢f§°=~ hours have been
s e t a t l t o a n d ' l u n t i l 9 p . m.These hours are for Monday only.Arlington schools will likewise
be closed all day Monday a mregistration will take place from
8 a. rn. until 6 p. rn.The rest of
the registration . days the hours
will be from 4 until 6 and 'I "mil 9
p. m.Reglslranth are urged toattend to the nutwg- on Monday,
ho\ve\'or, as on that day teacherswill be free to care !or them bst~
ter.Herman schools will close allday Monday and registration will
take place from 8:80 a. nn. until 9ln- m.There will he 10 teachers
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APPROACH END OF
FIRST DRAFT 1As
Seventy-théee men have be¢n
listed as draltees for surly May UYtheWashington Coumy Selective
Svrvice board in B)ai\-.The exutdaleof their depnnure has.n9€
WTURE &frL1NED_
AT C. OF C
rubber ever was, will become an in-
dustry of the midwest, stated Dr.
Leo M. Chhstensen to 165 men nt-
tend g a Chamber of Commercvdinnin Blair Wednesday night.
Dr. Christensen who in directorof the Chemurgy Division of theUniversity of Nebraska and indi-
rectly associated with a number of
:It has also been indicat
af.frm-ding to dmftees wh#
received their papers.
nn additional group will b
to service later in the mm
!Meanwhile,34 men M1
.Tuesday for training cente:othef schoois and
laboratories, went
industries oo neo:asm.i-w........will be one of the foremost statesin the Kdlding ul chemical indus-
tries," Hymn Dr. Christensen, "because-ibraaka has the crops, the
water B the desire upon the part
ol the iitizens tn launch into the
new errerprise."He stated that
this yemqthere an nine places inNebraskawh e r e experiment-al
crops are being grown in an effort
tn determine their pnctioahility
for various chemical uses. He like-
wise cii/Ed figures regarding thehuge surplus of farm products
which should be turned into chem-
iml uses."'I\va~l.hirdB of last
l i l a i r i t e T u r n s O u t V i c t o r y T r e l l i s .7 .
There seems th be all sortaof ways of portnying theVtor
Victory idea these days, but yet
another has blossomed forth in
Bldr.William Beernstrup, compos-itor at the Danish LuthernnPublishing House, hun conceiv-
ed and executed the idea of in-
corporating the V emblem in a
trellis for his yard. At his home
on North West Strceif he has
erectw an attractive piecenear-
|..Q."r.~.Ȣ mll which is trim-
med in fed, white blue me
carries an America flag at the
top.Mr.Beernatx-up builds things
as a hobby and he has n num-ber ol other pieces of his work
in his yard and about his home.
The latest creation is novel and
very attractive and the Stars
and Stripes atop the affair stirs
the patriotism of the entireneighborhood.It'a worth driv-
ing around to see.smfpvm Kernphoto mia lnvrdvlla
of the Veterans ol Fomlg
grganization passed eigare
candy to the selection
Following in a list of thu
who are called to go in t
May group:Phillip Zlmmennan, Ft. C
Christian A. Chrismmen.James Harland Mencke, I
John Henry Fikh, Hem
Lester Sorensm.KaummHenry John Wilkening, JOscar Wm. Anderson, Jr.
umRussell Leonard, Kennard
1° Vaughn, Blair _
ashi ngwn
llhoun
igton
Calhoun
irlington
ilah'
air
r
r .
i r
over an n i mme u mwi yto mak e h is a pp o in tmen ts fo r th e
c omi ng y ear . All c ounc ilman were
pres ent. an d all ne wly elec ted of-
fic ers had already signed the oath
o f of f i c e n o th at wo r k began a t
once.E.W .Sc hmidt wa s appointed
as pr esi de nt of the c o un c i l; He n-
ry Me nek e as c i ty a tto rn ey ; A . B.
W oodring as u s i s w x t c hief
of poli c e. and street c ornmisdon-
er ;H.L .Mo r ri s as li g h t, wa te r
and ic e c ommissi oner; C. D. How-
ard as c ity physician.A l l these
appoinl.n\en!.s we re du ly c on
firmed by the c ounc i l and motions
to th at ef fec t were made and c ar-
rled.
§ § = l r ' §im c r o p o f t h e m i d d l e
_L...._....; n ..¢..§¢.I -\;--;;.frz"~_ "~WZ 1 0
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Elmer mmo nse lr , mlm:Bertel Bertelsen.J r.W
Donald J .My ers,F t.Ca
Don Ph ilip Cra ig, Blair
Elme r Bertelsen,Waahir
Ab ra m Her ma ns on, F t.l
Vernon Sahmeckpeper,.é
W m.Ar ms tr omr,Blai r
Rob er t R.Chrisbc nsan, I
H a m 'L .Tuc k er, Blair
Ha r r y R.Ros te rmmi , Bl
W illi am E . Zi eg le r,Bla i
I va n E .Larsen,Blai r
H a n ?Mi lton K in g , B ln i
Cliffo rd F. Olson, Blair
Stanley M. J ensen, Blain
k J Blai rA n e r e n s e n ,
| * n n l n |!T .J l f l h n g o f n .~
we st is s u n ln storage,nunucuDr. Christensen. He c ontended that
th e present produc tion o f grains
is more than enough to produce ali
of the":hbmic al produc ts- we c ould
use.
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"Rub.>er is the Un i te d Sf,ntes'\
No .1 proble m," sta ted the speak-
- -u.. ~wu§n\xvn:\th e wo r ld r u bh er |
1 .i 1
. :vn '. ..;L.9 . "" W 5= ;.n
§.5 v o~ ¥\T §$9
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Will PresentI O TS
if ty membe rs of the Bla ir
School Senior class wi ll
part in the pres enta tion of
r To wn " , th e i r annuai c lass
a t the Blair Hi g h School
itn ri um to mor ro w n ig ht. The
irc aff air is staged wi th ou t
HONOR R.A.F.MAN SUNDAY
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wr Town' Tomorrow
curtains or n setting of any kind
and wi th th e simple st of fur n-
ishings.
The sc ene above is a wedding
whic h ta kes plac e in the sec ond
ac t.Enterprise J\'m~apnoro and rrnornvlno
I 1942 PARITY PAY-»
5 MENTS ANNOUNCED
<~'1';22 QL..- |`:..m~I mmntitienGUCIIUII ln Uvcll .||||.uv\.u '|"'....___Smath 3.Arnericn wou ld be even
1lmur, ir. was maintained. bec ause
11.4 t only luc k the groves but
i lu skllled work ers , th e tr ansp or-
1\1E»:1 and th e d es i re to g e t i nto
bubinese " Na tu r a l rubber is
1.-f|r\itc{ly out,"stated Dr .Chris-
f.|1<}
lfl\
1\1L.l11.Ii1»progress of Uma production
uf ry n.helic rubber was reviewed.
n wa s br o u g ht o u t th a t th e p r o -
cces had been trie s n t various
ti me s h s lo ng ag o 1912.Th e
presenc e of natural rub be r in the
far eg gt,however,held buc k e x
perim-qntation to the p o in t wh e r e
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Histak=
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p ls
aud
ent
'ri
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emnn Sehmeekpepfr,A:-ll
lldred P. Kempclm,lliflnmi T. Davis, Blllr
laro Hauler, Hennlnl¢°rs¢ c. Good. Blnlr
Vlllmr Grde, .Arlingtarn
e\-rv Jlnmk, Flamenco Shtlon
Donald James Sorensen, Blnlr
Nlllonl Allen, Blair
.e onnl }'~_y l!"| "'.L ": Hma n
Th e Enterprise wa s given the
n l pubhc ahon o f th e m m ua n or¢iina§1e2§s aaiifilieii the com
mitteea were appointed as I o l
lo w s z Fipanc -A nd er so n,Mc
Comb an d Re eh;Street and Aileq
-- Mc Co mb ,Christensen,Ander
|........|\l3l{+$aa h\¢~lndino water all'
2 will be made to procure a ' '\j$Ul¢l..l*»U DUn»'un hand to nelp mm ure ws'9 3 band.C o n s i d e r a t i o n o i ~~-nv!7*tions. "On the other rogistr
' water nazwft at the Blair S"""!"'\Following an illness of less days f¢8'iB""3°"'E"'Y be
' ming Pool with professional dw- than a week's duration, Mrs.J. from 8:00 u. rn. unul ~ 11 I". ers was also under discussion.'Howard Beales dioci of pneurnonsn,Calhoun schools wall lik
v The committee ill mcfzt mthmTl1ursdny ar. her fum home on the close all day.Their regatx
H..a f e w d a y s a n d d e t a i l s w x l l b e m x - |g d h i s m , f ; ¢ F o r t A t c h i s o n s i t e j u n w i l l b e f r o m 9 u . m . u n t i l .
d l n n n n n a r i | l * H H h é i l f f\l.f.l.\1£!.l o .»13- _|.f \ » | \ n \1;'I\YIDfH'O H o t h e r ~r e g i a t r a t w n
l u Q ra t i o n
mada
c w i s e
' a t i o n
jp, nz.
hours/*J
rd
h-
ra.
g-\y~iz-
an,
es-md
sen; v........=., ..._.-_.._,sewer-Rounds,Martin K ,Schmidt; Ligh'emmidt, Rounds,
Martin Xuhr;Ice-Martin Kuhr,
Schmidt,Rounds;Fi r."'arenceK u h r ,Christensen,Roch;Im-provemen Reeh, McComb,Clar-
ence Kuhr;Judiciary "hristen-
sen, Anderson; Clarence Kuhr.Meeting was adjourned to meet
next Tuesday evening, May Sth.
BILLY DEAN HINE-
LINE RITES APRIL 24
Funeral services lor Billy DeanI-Ilneline were held on Friday of
last week Irom the First Luther-
an church with Kev.H. C.Jor-
gensen officiating and interment,
under the di ion of J. E. Camp-bell, was made in the Blair cem-
etery.The pellhearers were his school-
mates,Carrol Cleaver,Argnil
Hurst, Gerald Dobbs, Louie Sully,
James West., andRoLund Smith,Jr.,
all of whom were saddened by thetragic event and the loss of their
playmate.Billy Dean was born October 13,
1985, at Omaha and had spent hislife on his fathers farm, William
Hlneline. He was a favorite amonghis schoolmates and will be missed
by them.Last spring he was in the hos-
pital for five weeks suffering
from meningitis and mastoid
trouble and these syllteringa which
were home with great patience
endeared him to his friends andrelativesandmadethetragic
death all the more painful to bear.The sympathy of the entire
\
community goes out to the grief-
QUIST AND wmcl-I !
PAP10 DIRECTORSE
At an election of directors fori
the Papio Soil Conservation dis-
trict held last Saturday, HjahnerQuietandHenryWrichwere!
named In the posts for the com-
ing 4-year term.Quiet is s rwlection.Wrich
supdants Lillaxd Jensen who
now resides in Omaha. Other di-
rectors ol the district, whose ten-ns
a-re not yet expired are Clarence
King, of Blair, Claus Mehrens, of
C&lhoun,' and H.C. Hoegermey-
er, ol Hooper.
GEORGE STRODETo VENEZUELA
George St r o d e ,well-knownBlair man, has written Blair rel-
»s5va that he goes soon to Can-icus, Vemmein what he will bea pilot for the Amdeau Legation.
Strode, who is a veteran of the
|a torpedoing of a convoy ship np-
;on which he was riding, has been
stationed at Jacksonville, Florida,
for some months.He is now a-waiting a passport. from Washing-
ton, D.C.-
{v.F.w. OFFICERS
\ARE INSTALLED
l Officers o l the local V.F.W.
fpost were installed at a meeting
,hold Monday evening,April 27.
Installing officer was W. J. Xoop-
man of Blair, past commander of-
the Blair post and past district.
first World War and a survivor of |
east 01 r u n vnu-un...-__..,._.servdca were held Sunday at the
Fort. Calhoun Presbyterian Church.
More than 3000
Make Pledges
in County
-- t - - 'F i n a l To t a l s W i l l A p -
p r o a c h 4000 M a r k , O f -
fi c i a ls Be li e v e
With all towns but Arlington ze-
porting,early this week, pledges
to purchase war bonds and s ps
:muh a total of 3,417 in Washing-
ton County.,After the Arlington report. is inand all final reports an complet-
ed, the total will approach the
4,000 mark, it is believed
The number ol dollars the pledg-
es kivolved has not been revwed
but minute men and workers on
the drive have expressed satisfac-
tion at the results.
ASK $175 OF COUNTYFOR NAVY RELIEF
Comity Superintendent Ralph E.
Fairchild has been named chair-
man and Mrs. H. C. McClellan, olArlington, vice chalnnan in a drivew raise $175 for the Navy Relief
Society.The (und will go to make up a55,000,000 purse which is being col~
lected all over the nation to aiu
istdcken parents.commander.needy navy families.
i f f i c u l t i e s i n T a l k a t A r l i n t o n D i n n e rg ....--~ w a . ;zrttrt x:n ra-;
will be (rom 4 p. m. until 9 p. rn.
Rural schools will hold registra-
tions on the four days above named
during the hours o! 4 p. nn. unm
9 p. m.Registration, it has been pointed
out, will take plsoo at. the schoot
house el the district in which theindlvddual resides-not at tho poll-
ing places of the district.Every individual should 'bdSilrned. regardless of ago or phygi.
cal condition, the regulations have
pointed out.Anyone over 18 years
of age may register for hlmsel!_
and the remainder of his family.
Even members ol the family who
are away from home,should be
accounted for and a book should
be procured Btndsnts st collage
or t-hole over 1B yean of age who
are not living at home should pro-
cureantionlagbooksoas tormr-
render the sugar eoupona to the
cook who prelllres their mods.
Evan thou, who eat at restaurants
will be asked to surrender sup:
coupons if they are s customerlor more than 12 meals in a single
month.
The sugar allowance, per per-BW4 dll be one-hal! pound ,per
weak.Ss la o l a l lk i n a o fs ug a rwere stopped Monday night, April
27th and will not be resumed until
next 'l\xeaday, Hay Sth.In the ro-
tioning b°°hB. the coupons will all
for the purchase of one pound of
sugar which is to be a two-weeks
supply for each person.The
coupons are good for sugar pur-chase ONLY during the two week
period which they indicate.I !
they are not Dwi, their purchas-ing power is lost and they can
never be used.ln filllrg out Hn application forWar Rationing Book No.1 there
is some infomation which should
he-noted before hand.The lull
nrnnnI N Haller. IilalfFI.`I-11`§=}nni\. Ft. ChlhounEB-'i 3253 iréuy, Flu. su.
Reid H. Jlieoblen, Blllr
Rnlnnd E. Hineline. Blair
ltheproductionofBymneuc[Uu-ber was impractical."Now,"re-lated .the speaker,""=P Qmted
~Rasmussen, Herman
George Kcgler, Blair; Howard Misfeldt, Kexmaid
Ellack Harry Leach, Hermana George H. Laugitsen, Kmmnd
Smiles realizes i t s g m t mmm c e
o f d e p e n d i n g u p o n a o v i t a !s c o m -
'- -- - - - L Q
Llylumua un Avau ...... .,.stated officials of thi
n County A f m.Ufficl
-r corg for the year .is §;'\,|e"G_ Hartuxig, N{¢k¢1-Bon
it is reported. while PWW-Rohm 11 Jones, Fr. CalhounRites for Mrs Blair
1.1 h W. c vis. Bumle in AAA P3Y'.|£\;1\, A J i lw .Blair1*}12`.?=§aEE`in c r e 8 £Blair g t _for '"°Z°"`°°`J£&"""' "";
m num-pun IPF' ¢-........nncnv.Flor. sm.
Hrs. F. H. Chnrldgg, n r}a.t.ive of " l i " " i : " s Ifi.RiaLisnEn ¥s:f;~'§i'eZ"e;i"J»§eHg
'John Asmussen. Ft. ~
a .......... M-imania for Inte1"St8f»0 William I. Miller. Bla:
ir, Je
lhou
r
Lennai
nthis founty, died At her name xnOmaha on the night of April 28w
n u of B0 years.A nu -=~-~------ea this lu B1a ra t -a g e \w_ .. .n_. . . . . . . l . . b. . . .. . ¢# h a ' T a r o H r o n d u m .o f B l a i r ,w h o b u s e s h a s b e e n a n n o u r l !J o h n J .M a c n ,u l
1 \L - l . n . . .u p \ 1 F ! .A . . . . . |- u r nShewa s m e uzlu guw;w nvx.Caa ta tter , who a t th e time of h er
bank ingb r t h i n 1862 was an the
I ter ,lbusiness in DeSoto ahd who a
...n....' num- me foun ded in 1869
is a_ pilot in the lioy nl Canadian week, the schedule aurneu an menus:ma r v m WI1II;IluC|\, ...=........A i r Forc e is home on a.two fitti ng the g rms po rtatio n nee ds ° f| Cly d e B ra gg , He rman
weeks' furlough and will be hon-eastern Ne br a sk a a t thi s ti me .1013115 W rist. Kemnrd
or guat, ut an open house af fa ir 1 Henc e forth there wi ll b e three»-4\. ..-A I'Inman iniifh ¢mi1v.l A la me n ou n of r ela tive s g p j
w u u u A u - n .. _. .r n o v e i t o t h i s c i t y a n d e s t a b l i s h e d
w h a t p w a s k n o w n a s t h e B a n k i n g
H o u s e o f A . .C n a t e t t e r ,l o c a t e d i n
t h e b u i l d i n g n o w o c c u p i e d b y t h e
W a s h i n g t o n C o u n t y B a n k .M n .C l a r i d g e g r e w t o w o m a n -- - - -- - - -p .r n .a n d 9 : 1 4 p .m .e s g o i n g
h o o d h e r e a n d r e c e i v e d h e r e d u c m M R S .~~I I T
; ?b u s = { f ' § ; ' § H 5 ;h ' 3 ' § {' £ §i ` Z § ' " 1 £ §
l < = 1 h s c h l c i -~:a .m .e a s a s ..
f
.m i n t =B \ ~ = ;o o s a n e | M A N N a r m s S U N D A Y ' a m i o r 1 0 o ' c 1 l ' ~ { r .n n d
next. Sunday.The H1ondunn; re-buses norm luu ......... ......... ___.,.___side on the Ove Anderson farm 'The northbousncl buses will stop at ered Monday evening to help lil:west of Dann College.Open ,Blair at 8:26 a rn., 11:56 n. in. andPetrlna Christiansen of Washinhouse will be held from 2:00 £0 6:11 p. m.Southbound buses willton celebrate her 82nd birthds
5:00 p. rn.[be dispatched at 9:59 n. rn., 5:44lThe time was spent at cards, pr
to Mrs. John KunnemaNelson, Mrs. Elmer D
Walter Christiansen, n
Mm. N. P. Nielsen.
flvll F. H. Clandge, 3 that uarrée lo:in erpploye of the ban .. They m e Another old settler. Mrs. A - |0 __1.n..-:_1..........."nhl miter the n e t R x t h ma n n . n a s - S e d a w a y w ? ¢ . ~ Ur g e s U n l f 7 _ AUd D I S C US S I O N o f D I
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narru, of every member of the fam-ily must be known by the one whoregistersfor the family. \The
height. of the individual must be
lgriven, the color of the eyes unacolor of hair and the age.'1"l1nsewho register for other members in
|Lheir family _are asked to have thoinformation at hand for quick ref-lerenco to dispense with the work
as rapidly as possible.
Each of thc first four stamps In
the b00k will be worth A d ofsugar.After that, if thgmgapply
is lower or more plentiful,me
amount which each stamp will pur
chase may he alto-aw.All of the
sugar in the stump books cannotIbe purchased at one time.Pur-
iehnslrs must. be made ln regular or-
.der as tire -.§*§.f°v=indicate.
l
U13 uuu:u - - »-- -- -_-_ -_rf»H.l f ii . b ank in 19 21.neidrly at 4:2 0 p.m. at tha! Crow-"|"f "~' "
Ihuy later moved tn Oma h a ell Memorial Home where.a1'\& had 's 1 ." "f E "1: .....~.:-°3
vhvre lhv husband died in Dec em-been a gu es t fo r so me t.1me.}§er :~ber. 1938. Since then Mrs. Claridge heaith h a d b e e n m g u g l v ' " " ' ; E \3 ;._. ..: nh: _L Q
* ""_-.......\-Anun nn ¥mu WP#¢a "has made Omaha her home. They :or Btzvunu 32.7lu.: auu .......---_,had to children.\ago she became badfast and death
Funernl servi ea were h 'ld to-day relulted.at 2,¢,P.M. fromcthe locd Episcopal n vgggw §=~;'=°"= Juiy gg- 1866é
\enno .own,to r.angg;-;=;_;f gy- me 'ul' ~ Heniv Sell nnkl whm aboutFnutwm .mdianz md inmnnmi. thruyeln_uf in nhl """ mu-
'"\'!' ¢;-!'"P°""'°"°fhf'1-:. luanpprll ii ~ she wi. mu'-
»' "!" "L"!"" in ._""" rm and a hmlly o!_llx agmg
Sly lot in\ uw Blur wry-was hom to them-(our dsugn-~bers nd two sons. Tha sons 41.4lchldhod.'l`h d hmrsnreCLASSES Gnowih, 31. E gm." °ff`éf?,u slew
L | M r s .D .C .F 1 - a t t a n d m m .n u w u |-l - I l u n r l n h 1 x : - L . . n | ¢ n h n f 'IV R A H Q B IE 8 ~rne atwnuancu an mu nr |.|u|§v\ru guuuluhome nur sing c l a u s 1| inc malink'Mr s.~£i'sde;1-"gf B i d r ;
1vith_ every meeting, it in learned. The husband died u v e r n l y a r n
T w o c h u e s u m h e l d e a c h T h u r s - | l g 0 .
l \ _ _ . . . . . . ;_,{ _n . . . J .¢-..n . .hn\nn.r"lf|\h m i l z n l Of f i c e r ; md c ommi tte e me m-
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above wi th Governor D wi g h t
Gris wold wh o wu s th e g p u k e r
o f th e wa n i n g .L e n n o 1-ight,i n u m photo
n o :M n .He n r y K e mp e r ,w i ! !
' S u i lofthene wly elected president Dwi gh t tlrisawnhl,H.C Mr -.u::\fr¥\. N¢':|.rI§-llltl a tt.nd vd the E
of *he c lul i. E g h i u k e r a n d |Cle llayg; Mrs.lChot. hliirslmal n.°;d :x:~.nu;\l ~p o ). t
W h i er ;e d u Roc k-1 Mr .an d rs....age u r lsmoy er an d M n .Rec kmey er,{Patterson.Several other c lub 1 i f
outgoing president;Governor aitic ers vrero out oi' range of the ;r u n n n J l n r l v s v s o a n r w w v w |
NUT be mm fromltamps MAYhebookbeforehand to.-npka |
ugnr'pun:ha.se.The :meer mustze the mmp some from th, book
(Continued on Page 4)
da y, Ind U18 el!1UlllD¢ll!IIUW lil*D |u¢§|.nv i||u||\.u.¢»vw - --c lude:86 Indies.H n .Da r e n ;two sister! and one brother, gsvenW a lk e r o f B l n i r md H n .Mo rr is grandc hildren and d x g r e a t
Cook of Freunc nt are supervising ¢nn,¢1,q\_Lld;§r¢t i l f n w m
b o n a t the head table du r in g
th e L ld ie l' Ni g ht d i n n e r o f th e
A r li n g to n C o mmu n i ty C lu b I n t
W*--AJ-w .........I».»qurn ~
Blair. Nebrulu Avril 30| 1942
. . . u r n s m m n m -mt wen Mn- _0. C. LI~
Glenn.Mr.m d M n .Liaache lhd H a u n tandM m A.BradenE\rely1-L/Mr. md Mn. L0~'non and dues dauzhwn,Mn. Melvin Nielsen andNielson, Mrs. Elm, Mr.Fnncin Junxhluth and 1
Mr. md Mrs.Chester J
1942.im! 01 thea lle d m
'P ¢»';?:'f¢».l n ~
Petrsan Note Tenth Wbdding
Anniversary
Rehtives and friends called onMr. arid Mrs.Carsten Petersen,Monday evening. to remind them
of their tenth weddinir anniver-
o
Show P~a~n¢d
Early in June
Mortunry st Bennlnkwl. Slfllldlf= u ==~=
afinna Mb| \ |*As `ié§-f "ffe;1t:mS. Thomls Butnon of the
md U. S. Air C°n>|. son of Mr. andBuss MAGGIE uown 1AT Mmm cu1§11c§PicocmEENT ERP RI p,e\ex~\Mn. S. R. Batmn. la in trdnlnz men u n .Cnllfomin AersnautialAcademy.f' _ _1 3 7 9 .a t m f w s s n _» ; ; § § . = ; g ~ =m e a c t o r w n z r e u u v | .- . .n u n|u a x . ; - ° ° , ,_ _" " " ' " " - 1 " \ 1 1 1 1 1 \ | 5 ~~C 8 1 0 I t ~n a v B r o t h e n c l i n i c i n I 0 C 1 l e s l » e r ,~M e e t i n g o f A v r i l 2 8
'" "| . .A n i d j u u r n e d m e i Mu m]Buy pefense Bonds and
Xu n mo nn u u rn . . .-._-__.._ _1 T
nssnnsnnvness
4.Q<a=m2»=
JOHN A. Rao.mas. mmf and PublisherHILTON RHOADES, Asslltunt Editor; AdvartidngMARY-BETH mqunnnls, lncll ww!mss VANOLA J. BRUNTON, Linotype Opentm'
MARIE RASMUSSEN, Linotype Operator
J.
nesow.bne enwiw ~"j _...___stitution last week, it u reported-
ARCHIE ANDERSEN |SERIOUSLY ILL?
Archie Andersen of Florence,
former Blair man. ia ,wfi°\\=\y ns
at his home, Blxir irlsnda leamedthis week.Mr. Andersen is a
brother of Cy Andersen of this vl-
clnity.
L O N G s n m s H O M E
~LEO HELMSING, Apprentice T o O M A N l
me Long, retired Blnir Iarmer,/College in this school year will be completed 1 deal this week where~ ~~the neurons of the Socld for the b he sold his home on West
Blair unv wvv~»---~~---order at 7:40 P, M. by-mayor Sor-
ensen.The lollowinil councilmananswered to roll call;Anderson,Cludstensen.Martin Kuuhr. Clar-sl
ence Kuhr. McComb. Reeh. Round»s.§
and Schmidt.The minutes of the last rexrularand adjourned meetings were read
and amrroved. ' _A oommuniation from '1'. ABohn was read..Moved by Schmidtandseconded bv Anderson thatoffer of T. A. Bohn for $900.00 forrentinz of niroort field for 1942be eecepted and nmyor and cityclerk be instructed to enter into awritten lense nxbiect. to its use as
an ulrfield.On roll call Anderson. Christen-
sen. Mutin Kuhr. Clarence Kuhr.W ''"y y ..S Advancement of Scandlnnvianiwuhirkton Streetw Blif! Head- R¢¢l\-Rounds.Sc.l\lI\ldt votxnn.....\..M.-. .nd Mrs. n»d-l"4¥:"'- Mrcomnyjunr "Ney", of
I
A county-wide sheep show will
be held early in June, immediately
preceding the second nnnnnl Oma-
ha Lamb ;ndl~Wool Congress,iv.
was announced this week by Coun»
gy Agent. E. D. Fahmey.Details
have not been completed yet.The state Congress, scheduled to
be held June 4 at the Union Stock
Ynrdi. will include grading dem-
onstrntions of both lambs wa
wgol, :nd in Addition there will be
and wool `5udglnx.Rudi county
will be permitted to bring flvo
delegates, provided they ater a
pen' of five fat lambs repraentlng,
the production from the flock of
one producer.Two flock mynere
i
wry.Yresenz were rnennn.mr..Hasdames Lawrence Petcram. Ed
Suhrs and Esther. Elmer Holswn,Otto Schmidt and children. Her-man Knxse,Sam Holstein and
Erma.Ieonnnd Haier and Melvin. Eu-l Osburn. Mrs. Minnie Petex-sen md Ervin, Hemun MordhorstnndMerdttRosenbaum.Bunoo furnished the entertainmem.Mr. and Mrs.Petersenwere Presented with 1 cash dona
tion with which to buy a rift.
Exuninations were zlven tofourteen nnnlln at the Wulxinr-
mn School, Friday, including reveral from Dornncker and HanesSchool;The lower xndea nt;Vashink1nn mjoyed x d-lY'| vom
on.Mr. und Hrs.Aumut Mztwn.
contesil involving lnrnb \
__., ...mme three fleeces each nt.Sr. ond Lawrance and Mrs. cy-i»
_ ..._ ..m-\.,-,__,
Iall ol 0mll\l» Mr. and Mrs, ArnoldDey, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones.Keith and Paula lee.Mr.andMrs. Fred Junxbluth and Lloyd.
Everyone reports n :mind dayTho Master Mllkers AH Clubof Matteo met with Melvin HolerFndav evening Six members nt-tended, two were presented with
Victory pins Ne w ReporterDelores'Dietgen and President
mlde md l. lunch was served by
Mrs. L. Honor The next metmawill be Mnv 24 in the xfternoon
vnth Beverly Mnrdllll fNooml Jungbluth lhd Marjorie-Brndlord were hneteaaeo to the
Maid: o Matte : IH Club Slturdav nltemoon nt Nno mh homeAgainst-mt1 -y llrl_ John Mah
Melvdn Holar.A collection was
nhall met wi the nnrls.
--." _r:\.»m mn-lrmum
°"*"K Dwnrpu now;
Campl:¢ll's Mortuary
PHONE 91
Amb u l a n c e S e r v i c e
l DR. D. R. EHLERS
- D e n i m -Former Dr. W. F. HemphillLocationHome Theatre BuildingBlair, Nebrukn
l
A N "Mnrie-ComedyDanish Po.,
Friday Ev¢.
1`....indinav'ian Society To
Meet At Dana Program
Of General Interest
An outstanding event for Dann
llli ..\l "
'rim EAT SHOP
- M e a l s -
MALTED nicks-ns;-:n
24-Boar Servieo
_-__."1
w i w rl.\.
.§
~v
:* e =-:: "1 ~~=...
v ~ '. L .-7oa Have :very
Reason [or |
Confidence »:'.>'_
e 'have served ~$
the members _nl
t h i s community
In many years-with service oi
'line cbndderate,
.uvmprehsuslvo~
'kind-witen they
.»i~~ d l
s 1~ l
A
Study" Friday and Saturday, mayl and 2.This will be the thiny-
first annual meeting of the organi-
.rd-ivn. and it is ifhe Gi-st time in
the 58 years ol the history ol Dana
that it meets here.The society
will brink a number of prominentscholars to Blair, papers will be
'presented by well known profa-
sora from a number of colleges
icy, vm.-....... ___ley.havo already taken possession.
Mr. and Lira. Long are, at present,renting the Hugo Huck propeny
on East Grant Street.
lI
v._~;:2, ,.»...,21'. .. t "'n;>¢..,.5 _ |
an and Mrs.Hai-lov French.Miss Winilred Lewis ani Miss Lola
Nonnambker were ovemiizhtand universities in Nebraska, Ken-
sns, Michigan, Illinois and North
Dakota,A great deal of interest been
'shown in the community for this
affair since the announcements
were made last week, and the So-
,ciety states, in response to in-
iquiries that those w'ho»pre espe-cially interested in the sessions
will be welcome to attend.
On the nwmm. tha t begins
iamong other fascinating subjects,
la discussion of "Henrik lbsen's
lPhysicinns".Among the topics
\!or the session that begins Sat-
.urdsy at 9:00 a.. m.is "Relation
liletvieen Jutlsndic and English"
'and "The Norwegian Element in
Iowa".\OI special interest to the general
publlc will be a meeting Friday at
|8:00 pt rn. in the auditoriummyni-
lcmpeaif o! uw Amnésn smas-
\F r ' i d a y a f t e r n o o n a t 1 : 0 0 p _ r n . , r v.
y
guests at the Clarence Noi-skovhome. Friday.Miss lewis. room-mate of Miss Normnmaker, spentFriday in Omaha with Miss Wetu
Nonnarnaker; on Sunday E5-1 Non-
hamaker drove them back to
Wayne Miers they both arp. at-tendinx the State Teachers' Col-
l °'i¢'.¢.~ Dora Renard was lioat-'ess at a "hay raft". vmy, Fndayl
evenlnir. the occasion bemm her\l?§hedbirt.l\daY~."'~;,\v°""§ folrls
v y mama in e YB adanced in the hay loft.Therc`
were forty EUESLS. from out-ob
town were Darleen Sorensen of
Blair,Ruby Gifford,Marjonegggwe and Jean Clsssen. all of
mont.Mweekglndnmregim of M; a nd
rs.ena wer eil!!!g l - g h e n o f K m b a l l a n d ? » ° y _ § " ° § ;
n o n o e .s e no f e t h g U n i v e r s i t y o f N e b m s k a .
M r .a n d M r s .H a r - r v E h n l n g e r
o f L w n s s p e n t S u n d a v a l t e r n o o n
w i t h M r . a n d M r s . H ..S c h o e t t -
nasiurn sponsored by the l
mvisn Foundation.The program o n.Their daughter. Neva, Qok
mouon was ».....--.The followihk bills were read:Orville Amin (labor) ---sInfo Golden (labor) -___I. L. Jones (labor) _-.--Harvey Pounds (salary) _Henry Wolsmanh (zhlery)
Roy Spanwn (salary. ---_Am.Le Frasice Foamito
4.20
4.20
3.0095.00. 105.00l20.0o
36.50Corp. l(nornld) /_-___M m J .Cook (labor)--22.641
R-dnl-i Becroft (towels) -_6.14Cltv Officials salaries --487.50April 'payroll ---..------_ 1,290.00Movedand seconded thesa bills
be allowed as read and warrantsdrawn gnuthe proper lounds in nay-
tmen o esameOn roll call Anderson. Christen
sen. Martin Kuhr, Clarence Kuhr,
McComb.Reeh.Rounds.Schmidt
voting "Aye" the motion was car-
ried,Moved and seconded th'init be adjourned sine die.Allcouneilmen voting* "Aye". the mo-
tion was carried
P C SorensenHenry Christensen, Citv
is meet~
MayorClerk
A meetmil Of the Blair CitiCouncil was then called to orderat B:-15 P. M. bv 'Maryor-elect Gai-ner.The followinz councilmananswered to roll call:AndersonChnstensenMartinKuhrClarence Kuhr McComb Redh Rounds
SchmidtThecitv clerk announced that
pointecs had signed the oath ol
The champion fleece at last
yesr's Omaha Congress was urhr
bmd by s.Washgigton County
farmer. William nnlngham of
Kemlrd.F. T. Bitlar represented
the county with a pen of lambs,
also. last year.
s f~.,;»,».;1 .I ;1..,~' eg ,.~
The sm-in:musical nrozram.given bv the Kennard School at mepavilion Wednesday evening. han
a larrv attendance.Mr. and Mrs. 1. White of Buf-falo.Wyoming. and Georsze Jann
of Upton. Wyominsr. left last weenaftersvendinfr some time withtheir mother. Mrs. Katherine Jann.who is quite ill at the Blair Hos-
vital.Mrs.Ruth Rosenbaum.Mrs.Tohanne. Kempcke. Mrs, Nlc Fried-
richsen and Shirley.Mrs.Sam
right. Faye. Helen and Judy Ros-
enbaum spent Friday afternoon attheGertnrdeandLenaBates
home._Claus Schneider and familvspent Friday at the Henry KAY
home in Irvinkvm.Virginia Wrlsht of Omaha snentQunrlsvat the parental.Sam
Wrislit home.Mr.and Mrs.Fred Andi-easenhad a familv ntherinir Sunday inall
. newlv elected officers and l
-_"_-__-.i ...im
sands visited ar. uno vuuuuu W...-zen home,Sunday albernoon.aMr. and Mrs.Chris Hathluen aand dsuzhters soent Saturdav at_|the Bei-telnet home.Mr. Mathis- e
sm took Robert to have the cast!rmnoved from his lez. which w"|injured in a fa ll several weeks i
ago.'Mrs. Elmer Nielsen. choir lead- g
er, and numbers of the Wash-ington County choms. aanrr overl
tation KORN at Fremont Friday.;
Mr.and Mr.Har-rv Neuhausvisited at J. P. Sunda. Thursday. l
Hans and Henry Wiese helpedvMrs.Pete Wulf celebrate her
birthday. Sunday..Mr.and Mrs. Charlie PetersandRoberthelpedHenryArpcelebratehis birthday.Tuesday
evenirlz.Lois Gottsch was an ovemight
squat at the J. W. Johnsen home.
Saturday.Robert Matwn visited his torm-er classrriates at the Kennard.School. Friday. also callinoz at the
Auzust Matson, Jr.. home.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tietizen and
daughters attended a birthday nar-ty at the Ben Voss home, Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Johnsen vis-ited.Sunday, at Leonard Hoier's.Mr. and Mfrs. Jim Sunds and
Wayne visited at the OttoSchneekloth home. Saturday.Mr.and Mrs Elmer PaulsenMissLorrainePaulsen.Flay(
Schmidt and Ben Tletszen wen=~..»...a.....nnnaf mxastn of Mr
mr. mu mm uw... ..._._.__ _nd Bubon of lndimlpolia, Indi-
.na arrived Sands?svenimr tn:pond UWO weeh with their moth-
ar, Mrs. Fred W. Chriutqnserx :nd
'amilv.Jncqneline Smith of Omaha
ment the week-did with her cous-im, Janne.Beverlv md Jimmy
Mnnlmll.Mn. fxng sdxmiaz vinited Sat-
urday afwmoon with her sister.Mrs. J. 0, Mn-shall and hmily.Miss Pauls Lee Jones spent theweekend with her Usrenta. Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Jonas.Mr..md Mrs. Julian E.Junz-blulh tnlwacied business in Omlg-
dauirhter. Jeanne. student pf North
for a two~dny vacation, school be-
ing closed on account of sugar ru-
tionimz for business men.Mrs.J. 0.Marshall and Mrs.
ded th funer
ha,Mondav afternoon:l
High School, returned w i t h - A
I\Edna Schmidt. atten e -..nr...nun.,Lnnreman of
Program . . . .
Hank Keen
ln
Town
Featuring Plenty uf "B g m¢Town" Music With the Smooth.
Quick Timing of n Brondiny
Mualcxl.
s
~i~a. 1~re~mr<a. held at Harlan
FARM LOANS!
416% Money on Good Farms when
the Amount Wankd is Not Over
50% of a Conservative Valut.
KLOKE INVESTMENT CO.
OMAHA, NEBRASKA
VISIT
YOUR
BARBER
MORE UFTEN
v
ED LEWELLEN
BARBER SHOP
Downstairs hu the0'Hu\\on Building. . . - - - - - - - - ' ~ ' - " ~ " " " ' - ° - "
6 ' 4 5 P M
0 0 I
Mondxy -Friday
Saturday
KFAB
Pqented By:
Velvet Pipe md Cigarette
Tobacco
§i`n§\""iriél
lP:~ofe||ur J. W. Lin
.Dlnl Choir,calmlmd the pmeqtqtil
x selections byk, songs by the
munity singing
on (in Danish)
modem drama
rd")» which will
ated form.The
llowing: .ToI1an~
W usi t r n -$`.l'.f.'I`..'£"i'é=.'2"1<. c comes m of!i:e.ed honor oz. then son.nuwnlu,"nvovandeco ded E.W.S§"=;5 Maude ie m ';°S*§=gi Schmid:Qe eleetecln Prgaident.of '"'5,§§§h=Sh;~-;<1;fof a;t. A~
t ".2="'?elmxerm fnllgged bar 91" ?§°'""f:'All councnlrnen vot- den-son coiebrato her birthdav. FH-
brrdz;25 oi.Arthur Giifond 1251 Aye ' the motxcm was Cm dav eveninsr. were Mr. and Mrs.home in Fwmont~Her guests in-`Jan Rosenbaum. Mr. and Mrs. G.eluded Mes::rn and Mesdme MMa\;or Gaénter ;°§°="d george C Wigkin Eva? '°§and Gino.
-
_enee as i v t rney.ove M d .oe tewsrt.rsnuxh Rhea. 1*°'*""#".&=F..°°?"',.'f'fELlana seconded thi; aunointmenz mf; czgnrngie Exon and Lena., Mattie
-1m 1 ..-__rn...:..¢:»m Chris-
Q u u u l u u y ¢ u | r v -n - - - __a n d M m .G .F .P a u l s e n .
M r .a n d M r s .C a r l W i e s e a m
d a u g h t e r s vi s i t e d a t t h e W i l l i a m
W i e n h o m o i n B e n s o n .Su n d s u a
b r i n s r i n s r h o m e E v e i y n w h o h m
: m e n t s e ve r a l w e e k s t h e r e .
M r .a n d M r s .E r i c K n u d s e n e n
t e r u i n e d a t n w i e n e m r o u t .S u n
: l u v f m ' M r . : n d ~ E r n e s t K C I
of the powerful
"Cndet" ("The Wm
be dven in nbbrevi
y| players a n the fo'nes Borgen (Rormld Jensen, 5P""'liam Cook Arthur' umacer. Iowa) who has become men- Cook and Clem M '
tally denmged and Uldnks 'he is
Jesus of Nazareth:hi
Mik 1
axters.
s father,I pe Bergen, (Edw
\ -.\....v.~wl\ an 'T "€L$33i Washington
confirmed.A ll cbunc ilmen vo tmz"Ay e". th e motion wa s c ar rie d.
Ma vo r Garner anlwintfed A ,B.
W o o d d n g aa Assistant Chief ot
Polic e and Street Commissioner.
Mo ved an d seconded this annoint-me n t be confirmed.All c ou nc lr
men votimr "A1 re". the moti on was
carried.May or Gar ner then auoo inte d H.
L. Mor ris as Li ght, W ate r a nd Ic e
Comrnoiaioner.Mo ve d and sec
onded this aopoin tmc nt be co -~l A l l c o u n c i i m e n i n e r t i a :
L ---.L.¢.».. .n n n¢\\Q\;.nll
J a n e .|.'Bl£lS*Ul1¢va u l n w u o - - - -tenaen.P a t Ha r p e r a n d Helen
Rosenbaum.Mr .an d Mr s .Ca rl .Zchnci¢ier.
Mr. and Mrs. Clans S c hneid er and
Arland :ment Su n d a v a t th e Ha r -
ry Li n d all ho me a t W e s t P o in t.
Method ist Ladies A i d Soc iety
meet a t the ' c hurc h basement.
Thursdav.a no-hostess meetinsz:
th c v wi ll me e t ne xt ti me a th e
c hurc h basement. May 7.Mr s. E mi Fr e nc lh a n d bo y s an d
Tay lor Frenc h of Ca li fo rn ia ha ve
..-.._.1 x....a...§\n 'Iinnan Un1".\!.{£'d TJ?
' " " . l l - -. _ . _ .s t c t t e r a n d s o n s .M r .a n d M r s .
E r v i n K a y ,J u l i u s a n d B i l l S l e n d -
er.Mr .an d M m .Lou ie Gottsc h
c nlle d at J . W . J oh men'u . Sun dny .
Har old Gro th ens en of F io rid a is
mjo y in sc a vac ation with hi s 'pa r-
e n ta . Mr . a n d Mn Otto Gr o th e w
so n a nd wi th oth er fd e nd n i n thi s
c ommuni ty .Harold exraecta so be
called to servic e. soon.
Th e W ash ing ton Projec t Club
wa s entertained b v Mr s .HanaBertelseno f Bemin ngto n. Thurs
~ §;°"r.f;\N Notesons '\`llEA'l'R
HOME OFPerlect hiking Picture!
Mikkel (Norman Hansen,Fern-dale, Caiifornia), his wife,Inger,
(Edna Banda, Albert Lean, Minne-mta)her daughter Maven,(Syl-
via Siersbeck.Blair,Nebraska).
Anders (Archie Morck,Dickson,\Albert,u,Canada)and Kit/hrine-~_.....|vu.,
Mrs. Pete Olsen. Mrs.Lenten
Loxemnn and Mrs. Eivina Neim-of San Francisco. Cnlilomia. vieitedMrs. Hum Sorensen, FridaMrs.Eivins Nelsen BP¢m.i u;Thundav with Mrs. Yeh-inn Chris- - .u . - -e,....\=...uh.
'IL "IKYB 1 Ula Ifluuun w-Ma vo r Ga r n e r a w<_ D.Ho wa r d as Citw
Mo ved an d seconded
n me n t be confirmed.
na ""\"'¢""V La uv-uv --------minted I) ;C mo eu uzuu a o
f Physician.this ap point-
A ll counrii-
th e motion
Harland Fren c h.E a r l Frenc h re-
mained i n Cgdifo mia wher e he has
wor k.Mrs. 'Be n Ca rter of Kans as C itv
is vis iti ns r a t the Ra v Br own.H .
P l J 'h I,d the follow.. Eames umze and J ohn o neo:
es:F i m w 1 mf . m . . 1 Mr s .H .9 .Pi uq -w.. c .
and Reeh E. Rosenbaum and J ames Sc hnem~Cumb. Ch"5""\er went Sundav evening;in Oma -
dmr wi th twe lve me mb er s nr es eMr s . W illi a m hiatzen joined.
Mr. and Mrs. J . W . J o hnsen a
Mr .a r d Mr s ,Lou ie Gottac h .te nd ed the f un e ra l of Mis s Mi n
Gottac h at.Bennington.Sunday
Mrs . Nels K nu dse n spe nt Fr i:
and Sntunday a t th e Georsre M
feldt. h ome in Omah a.
Mr. __and Mqs.Wil1i£;n J Mat:
nh.
n d
nt-nie
»T H U R S D A Y |(K1the1-ine |..ar=sen,Luu lu l,xva'tmnaen mr s.n u u u uulcuslw-1|.es nn .braaka).W hen In ge r suddenly im; he; 'I'uesday .
"-»\\ | -D»»w»\n.I DnfnfL|Illl asion11.33 Cta.dit!!! an intareating CUBVBYS-IIUol 13 Mr ,ana mrs-nnguuuucarriedonbetweenthecy mc al were summer guests a t
°'phy sic ian Dr. Hou en (Einar Olsen.Lu nd h ome in Oma ha . Su
e l l e\(;u1\,e,-gsm,Mo ntan a),md the Strong winds did ngvgch
;Iiberu1 theologian Pastor Banbul i n the ~ w n c m i
. . .fi .1---c..\:.......F n i i f n w d m by bl? wmE o f f qui
u+ 1 .hiéé'vfatimr "Aye"Admin;
Ben in
FARM LOANS!
A
416% Money on Good Farms when
the Amount Wankd is Not Over
50% of a Conservative Valut.
KLOKE INVESTMENT CO.
OMAHA, NEBRASKA
mdn v..was c arried.
damam.The rnnvor annuintaty .Mon- in g c oun c il c ommittef
's.doom Ander son.Mc Co mb
-»nw\¢||I Rh-m=t and Allev M4
QA l |n | ..
JACK . BE NN Y
ha s- Ca rn iva l in B ra zi l. Th e Sk y
Princess Color Cartuon ami
N e w s Reel.Eve ni n g Admission
i l - 3 5 Cll- '
The 1942 Senior Class Play
" O UR TO W N"
B. LL S- Aunrronmm
F R I D A Y , M A Y 1
50 Seniors in the Cast 50
No Scenery Throughout the
Entire Play
~NES.THURSDA Y
lhy s-1
Small Town Deb
w r m
JANE WITH!-IRS AND
Adm.: Adu\ts, 364: Plus 44: Tax . . 404:
Children Zlc Plus 41: Tax '. 25c
Reserve Seats at J. L. Pounds Clothing Store
TUESDAY
M l ! 5
Admillion 11-12 Cin.
0u x e d o J u n c t w n
wmaWEAVER BRUTHERSHedda Honpefn Hollywaod
nad Fleeta of Strength Popeye
Carina.
_'|,,,_3m\v ' r u m md Fiylnx
l h s l t t h n n l .
us»
zen S OUTH OM A HA
Production Credit Ass'n
0peni|;;";;otTices
In the M atthiaen Building
Representative Will Be in Blair
o THURSDAYS
9 A.M. to 5 P.M.
A. C. P., Fehder and General Farm Loans
at 4 % % In te r e s t
Charles L.Yochum, Saretary
.WITH ilans usrlaen,sJlL\uilza,..,........-\|. ism n A YQUNG AND Hua).The climax tome; when Jo- §$ai§§f`°2`£T "~"""' ' '
harmes arrives at the funeral ser-E |d F n WiIAN JAGGER vices, his sanity restored, and rain- at §i'é'§'?p.,§ "ESM
150--COIMDUIMI Sing and Dog es his sister-in-law from tie de|.d.l¢v\mi1{g,l
l l u Dog Cartoon.It is over ten years ago that aee'Harish play has been preegntgdlby lege In is a gripping
Dana players, and it is ou Lean .. .'F R I D A Y ' S A T U R D A Y the most. unusual Danish. piny t tlnufiicmggi in1;£t;§n§ndd :
e ¢ \
\ \
K D u n a t
E S P . ~Mon day
challeng-ui.Th@,Clarenu:e K u h r ;Judiciary Chris
n f
i n
.
\
x .
: \
ooun c ilrnen vo tin g "A y e" . th e mo-'
tion was c arr ied.
tensen.Anderson:Utili ties.W a t-
e r an d Seweo--Rounds.Ma r ti n
Ru h r .Sc hmidt.Lis:h Schrnidt
Rou nd s. Ma rtin K uhr ; Ic e-- Ma rtin
Ku h r .Sc hmidt.Rounds:FireClarenceKuhr, Christensen. Reeh:
lrnlarovernen Reeh. M c C o In l»
ha.Mr .an d Mr s .J an Rosenbaum.
J oe Stewart. Robbie An derson and
Me lvin Rosenbaum and Billie.
'Helen Rosenbaum were dinner
Inleste a t th e I v a n Anderson
home.Mr .and Mr s Ni c Friedric hsen
re will b e tensen. Anderso n. Claren c e Kuhr.
Mo ve d an d seconded these """;J ohneoni and Glen.Ha n s Sroszer-
nointments be aooroved.A ll
Moved a nd sec onded The Enter
[arise be made th e official ne on
paper fo r th e 3'@Br.A l l council
carried.
and Shirlev M r and Mr s J ohn
son. Har ry and Alma nn ent Thu rs-
| d nv evenine a t the Bernard
_ Thornnson home.tMie s Le na B ates retur ned home
_afte1»spendine the last few months
..' wo r lo n i n Oma a..men voting " Ay e" , the moti on was sr inMr .and Mr s .Ha r o ld Jenson
spe nt 'i und av af te rno on wi th Mr s.Mo ve d a n d sec onded this mee t- i iu th llose nbsum
ine be adiourned.A ll councilrne..vot.irilr ¢=AyB»»_the mo ti on was Mr . a n d Mr s.J ames W n elat o f
\'T'el<llITl8l! event Sundav at the Sam
were Umana shoppers. wennee-naySeveral ceses -of measles are reverted in the W a shi ngton vic ini ty .
Mrs. G. F. Paulsen spent several
dave in Oma ha la st wee k.
Me lvi n He ie r entertained the
4-H Club at. his home. FridayMr .and Mr s.Harrold Mi sf eldt
snen t S atu rda v e veni ne in Oma ha.
Mr .and Mr s .Me r li n L a mb o f
Oma ha s ue nt th e we ek ~en d at the
W .T.Nelson home.Mr s Luc yNelsonar d V y L i n n we r e Su n d a y
visitors.Mr s .N.P.Nielsen called on
Mr s .Bertel Berteisen an d Mr s .
Soren Rosenkilde. Wednesday .Messrs.and Mesdames Ne ls
Knudsen,Eric Kn ud se n a nd Mar yBe th and Pete Olsen helned J ohn
{3\g#=f»= Acelebrare his birthday .
|
IMay 1-2Snlurdaif Matinee
/,wz
€LAUDh1..E COLBERT AND
RAY MILLAND
Also-Quick Reiurns Sport Res Faucets Leak "*carried.wr-mm homeU.G Ga .~"'?"' Mayor The Royal Neighbors wmll meetHenry Chrmstensen, Crtv Clerk.Nav 3 with Mrs. 'Ivan Anderson.
Mrs. Jap Rosenbaum will emer-
Z tain.<-:H N Mr. and Mrs. Emil Matzen cele-~€I'\`l'l8l'I C W S brabed their Lhirtv-seventh wed-
~dimr anniversary. Sundaif. also hxLfMiss Blanche Jones went to Ken-.h°1\0r of their son.Geo:-ne. who
nard. Wednesday. for n few day's leaves this week for the amy.visit before returninsr |.. Hqatifmrs.Mrs.Hglena Rhea of FremontS h e h a d s l l t l l t t y v o ' w e e k s a t t h e v i s i t e d F r i d a y a t t h e H .B f ' l L \ n ~
....| . - v A
I v u u l u : n u n v c v c n u a p ,M r .a n d M r s .K .T . .C h r i s t e n s e n
v i s i t e d 'a t t h e N e l s C h r i s t e n s e n
home. Friday.Mr. and Mm Ieonard Htlier at»tended the funeral of Billv DeanHineline at Blair. Friday.Mr. mid Mrs. Hans Moeller and
family, Mr. and Mrs C. V. Schu-
maker and Geonze Schumaker en-ryed a. picnic at Tekamah.Sun-
Y--. MP2 E1'i11== 1*'°!§°=:= ""'1.3*3."°~.'?
and Biunder Below Popeye Car
toon.Evening Admission 11-30|
Cu.\
g1]'NnAY MONDAY i
~ ~ ~~ N ERv|N E
o
NERVIN1
Admlnsinn 11-30 Cu.
#A B / YTo Be or Not F. K. Alexander home.to nuulv.'lm nm School Alumni met at Mrs. Huhnd French of Omaha §°§§'a",'§:§°§n§"1§§.'°§§'h,"¢,,§;
the half. Hondav eveninsr. to make soenft Igst week_~ her rgother, tensen.Saturdav momimr.
0 o I
,,,,, ,., ,,.,,,,.Z/5 ..,. ._,,,~ .. ,, ., . ..
The 1942 Senior Class Play
" O UR TO W N"
B. LL S- Aunrronmm
F R I D A Y , M A Y 1
50 Seniors in the Cast 50
No Scenery Throughout the
Entire Play
TUESDAY
Ml! 5
Admillion 11-12 Cin.
'Iuxedo Junction
w m a
WEAVER BRUTHERS
H ll and.Lbs Hedda Honpefn o yw1nd Fleela of Strength Popeye
Carina.
Pulitzer Prize Winner, 1939xvmmmsTHURSDAY
Ihr s-1Adnsllllon n-som
Small Town Deb Adm.: Adu\ts, 364: Plus 44: Tax . . 404:
Children Zlc Plus 41: Tax '. 25c
Reserve Seats at J. L. Pounds Clothing Store_'|,,,_3m\v ' r u m md Fiylnx
l h s l t t h n n l .
lnlans for the annual receatlon forthe clnse of 1942.
_ ML and Mrs.F. K. Alexanderand Billie were Sakurday dinner,ruesta at the C. H. Ward home in'Kennard.Mr.and Mrs.William Adamsvisited at the Je/hn Dve home.]Sundav.|Mrs. Scott Hineline ment Tues-\dav ln Blair with her sister.g Mrs. Hanv Swan of Omaha ls
spendlmz the week here lwlninx:'care for her mother. Mrs. James
Van Horn..1 Mr. arid Mrs. Clurles Horn and
|wims were SWmdav dinner meats|nt the John Horn l'r0\1\e in Omaha.helplml Mrs. Hom ~celelsra|.e hel-lbamlaav.
l
Smnlev Lowe. Jr.. ol Lin¢~\~\'visited ova the week-end win. hisfather. S. R. laws.Mr. and Mrs.William Adamslralled at the home oi' William Fa-
Iber of Omaha. Friday: Mr. Faberhas been ill for seven! months.l
Sunt. Alexander served ss chair-\man and Mrs. Hknry Truhlsen andRev.Clarke were assistants forl
the suzav-remltntlon for msr~rhantn.Tuesday. at Uv school'
Mr. Alexander announces that ln.dividuala will relrister for familyrazlonlnz books at the school Mm;~|
daw, Mav 4. between the hours of8:30 and 5:30.School will belclosedfor the dav and Weryone
should rexrister at that time.g P. J. Kaszle was a Blnlr visitor
Tuwsdav.1 ...... ..=.-¢.m . ...
Mrs.George menmnr wno lsquite in.Mrs.Hansen of Council Bluffs
visited liar brother-in-law and sis-ter. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Leonard.Thou heluhhz Mrs. C. W. Han-
sen celebrate l\er_bir+J1dav.Sun-day.were Mr.and Mrs.GilbertHall and farnly of Ralston. Mr.mid Mrs. DL Pritchard and David,Mr. and Mrs. Jae Konvalln arm.famihh Clvde Hansen and Miss
\'lar.lox-ie Voss of No d1.clk.Ifatty
Harper,»J\xnior and Bob Hanson.Mr. and Mrs. Alirly Fowler. laiaAnn. Nick Cook and Ivey William-
SOILMr. ind Mrs. Charles Wildersonam snendimr this week at FortCalhoun when Mr.Wilderson is
dnlmr nouns carpenter work.Mrs. Charles Sierk of lake Wil-
son, llllimesots. visited her sister.Mrs. Irene Jarhon, last week.Mr. and lllrs. Wu-ren Parker orLhzolnentertainedtheLeadhersof the Kennani school.Satlmiav.'to s dimer at Dlxun Cafe ln
Omaha. then w a show.Thoseattendinitwere the Misses Chap-
and Mr. Vik.A m r nnmiinz some time atthe Ray Nelson home. Mm. George
Harms has returned to Cod-lr
Rapids. Iowa.Mr.and Mrs.Glen Rosenbaumand daunrhten were Omaha slum-
pers. Monday.Mrs.Boyce Owens of Fremontnnd Mrs. Otis Decker ment Mon-
rnan. Vamer,Nelson. Thealmder
. .|.... 1. Omdn.
Mr.md Mrs. Louis (iotlschcalled at the J. W. Johnsm home.
Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. C.V . SchumakerattendedthefuneralofMm.Louise Weitzel in Omaha.Wed-
nesday.H. E. Lyons viuiled with Mr. andMrs. Bob Bryce, Sundav afternoon.
,___ .__ ....I
~Mr. and Mrs. Rodnev Petersonof Arlinsrwn were Sundav guestsuf Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. _Mu-shall and
family._Mr. and Mrs.Ralph Widener.and Lila Ann of Ouzsha sD€l\l
Sundav with Mrs. Widener's moth-
er.Mrs. Fred W.Christensen.Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beatw ofCedar Ranlds. Nebraska called onMr. and Mrs. F. J. Enerson. Mon-
dav evaxanz._Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hmer abtended the funeral Uf Billv Hine-
line at Blair.Fr-ldav _a.(t¢moon.Mr. Hoier and Mn. Hmeline ar.
couains._|A :mv of mend: and relativesspent Sundav with Mr. and Mrs.;|A. H. Jumzbluth to celebnte thenyeddimr anniversary.Those urea»
..._ -
N. T.L U N D
REAL ESTATE-lNSU'RAN
zoo South Sth SL
To Be
mze duteullsnx| I
EachYsar Un MilesNawinu
Don't wait until nervm have kepi
\
\Ano bllimt umulm umsle wm'hold its regulu meethk g, the Mr.and Mm. Wnldn Pri td mm ;Pharm Whlh 188
V _'d !ami\of Omaha lvellk T\1en~lhnme dy "D. E. Huyu. Fnchylsy at theyl). S. Prikzhard home.
Ȣ___.
.A.G. Concludes Season's
A c t i vi t i es W i t h L u n c h eo n
Mrs. E. S. Tripp Elected To Office Of President, Suc-
ceeding Mrs. E. A. Schmidt. Meetings Will Be Held
Bi~Monthly When Club Resumes Sessions
The Monday Aitemoon Club brought its 1941-42 nctlvltiea w a dose.
Apdl 27, holding a one u'clock luncheon xt Koopmm Inn as the con~
cluding event oi the year. The luncheon, and the business meeting
which followed it, were well-utmnded.'Spring was the keynote ol the Inn's decorations, and u olcsum-ly in-
formal atmosphere was ln-ought to each luncheon table with the use
o! tulips and violets an centerpieces.
' ''vlcel
n l ~ l l l b ~ \ » :
Emmet Rogert and.Mor
ns Hilgenkamp Received
Coveted Honor
Emmet Regex-t of Hennm ~-~Man-is Hilgenklmp c l Ar '~
hxv¢ been awu-dad the prim
bo Nebx-ukfs 1942 4-Hweek, it was ulxounced thisby Dmensivn Agent E. D. x-'~
The Muon ¢-.une to dm two
u the result oi their outl
work in 4-H ravine clubs.
~:
_The Chxb Wuk, ll\y_ 18_bo _~
Among the gnutl ol l l nwmm w w. Su nd ly dm-n o o n;
At Upen HouseMrs. H. Skov Nielsen ulwrtsin-
ed around thirty friends snd rela-
tives, s§ un open house celebration.
Mondsy sltemoon and svming.The ooculun wus ln honor of her
birth snnivensry.
w. s. C. s.Meets On Frldly
Chnl, meeting! of the W. S. C.
S.(Methodism women'|orgunwn-tion)are plmi i for Friday lf-
ternoon.The sdule follows:Circle l:MHZ Everett Tyson.
h0M»&li Mrs, C. K. Bmdorl.
Mn. Marian Crosby. assindnnts.
Circle Il:Mrs. Otis Gregenen,-.~ndorl.
. _ . -
Honors Selectee
A ma v e n rl rfy honoring AJ-
bert Wesemxnn, who ldt for muylifesurlythis week, was hdd it
the Henry Wssemmn home near
Kennsrd Friday. The evsdng wasspent st games with high award-Igoing w Caroline Wrlnh md Wel-
ter Schumsnher;second tn Ins
Sul and Clnus Wrich; md low ~Doretta Schumacher md Chnl
Schumuzher.The guests were Beverly Klutz,
Laura Weaemsnn, Rena Ls\u'i\-B°f*»
Iris Sus, Msrgaret Snvsrk1'\lbb¢»
Hattie Cameron,Doretta Schu-
-n|'~
Mn- Prank Stewlrt entertained
\t her home on Ellt. South Street.
Mondny evening, wmpllmentsry wMrs. Jenie Dixon of Long Buch,
Cslllornis. The time wss spent stbridge, prima wins to Mrs. c. J.
Schmidt, first; Mrs. George Hede-
lund,/saeond;Miss Beulah Rob-erts, consolation; Mrs. Chris J. Pe-
tersen, traveling; and s guest prize
ro the honoree.Mn.Sbewsrt
Served lunch st the close ol s
pleasant evening.
The guest llst included Mes~
dames Jesde Dixon, G. L. Dixon,
E. B. Girrigan, Morris Nielsen, ~
wereln-s.Pe4a=- < ~ ~ert Weliun and dmghts.
Mn. Alfmd N. Feet visited in
Omshs, Wednudxi. sl. the homeofMrs.Carl Augustson;Mn.I-'esr'| sister, Hrs. Helen Eny¢.,¢,
was s guest, Also.
Mr. and Mrs.Kelly Andersen
snd son, Bert, of ,Hen-nm spent
Saturday evening ss guests of Mr.
nd Mrs. Allred N. Peer md fun-
i y.
Scouhnnster Donald Yost and
Asslstsnt Scoutmssier Charles
Gsydou secompanied seversl Boy
Scouts on s mapping lxU£e to the
scout camp south of Blsir, Sunday.
Pupils of the fifth und sixth
rn~-~-~l - ~-.-..than for sevemnl dsyl.He rseent~ly submitted to s mnivr operation
stClsrklansndhsdbeenrecuper-
sting sthishame.
The Bl|.lr High School s osp~
polls choir hu been invited to dns
at the District 2 convention ul the
Nebnskl Slate Teachers' Conven-
tion, to be held in 0ms.lu_nsxt Ot-
wber. Music for this occsslon hasslwsys been supplied by Omaha
schools, in past years.
Mrs. Al Meier of Hnsrson. Ne-
hruln, was in Blsir lest Tueadny.
Shecsmedowntopaytlxe on
sn 80~lCl'e lam which she owns
in Grsmt tnwnxhiP~Mrs.Mole:
Miss Luelu~
DINNER HONORS W. E. Gultin re-enbereli Clark |Gounty 4-H
" " E { § § é ~lliins Annu River,
hostess; Mrs. Henry Meierhenfi.
Blneoe Holtz To
Blair Friends
In celebration of their wedding
anniversary, Mr. and Mn. Harry
Blaco entertained at a card patty,Saturday evening, at their home ig
Iwinner, vlrglnm zulu l\m.u\»l» . "?"Elnora, Ruth and Lorena Laxmt-son, &'a Schumacher and Cxrvlifwvmm, Rudolph Mue.llcr,.Hanl and
Bi11.1nm1, George mock, Ranged
W:ich,Bill Wrigg.Claul Wnch,
Henry Wiese, Henry Schumacher,
Walter and Chris Schumacher,
Carl Arnold and Johnnie Burrnels-ter. Messm. and Meadsxrga Afplgr
au..I.¢ l| .l| |u u.u uq u .m .. . . _ - - , ,_ .t e n d K 1 - m u s e , A l f r e d 0 .S i c k , H . J .
C o o k e ,G e o r g e H e d e l u n d ,C .J .
S t h r n i d t ,A .R .B e a l e n ,P h i l i p 0 ' -
H m l o n ,C .J .P e t e s a e n ,R e e d o s .
H a n l o n , S r . , a n d M i s a B e u l a h R o b #
em.
glint! plan no llulu -» Juunu r°vgrxm in the high school auditori-
um. Fx-idnv aftemoou. Mlv 8. Misa
Evelyn Solomon and Mins June
Mpsaack are in charge of arrange-
mentx.
victor Holstein,from out n u r'Spiker, was on the Omxhx atock
~_"Q'gi;i§=?E§'§j§fQF*2FQ'f?2{"*.market lm Mondny with five
"f'\l1...:r,......."|"l|¢ nsnvrxlrn weiehf. 1983
Rhoades, daughter of the late Mr. R-in mix learning md inxpirataonandMn.Junes Rhoades.ff? pleasure.0n.1~,|,|§d g
5 ~t 1.1 ging,nets p num yhomuédgil ~ W_ €}'.'"°»l%1£in Chmmbera of Commence of Omni#
were M i "Bt,th,Matlitielen, and Linclaln,Bild the mnual £32
mm Lottie Rothery.Hrs.neo College Banquet are nmong f-I'
Roth ),{n Wlk.;s ds- highlijxte planned.The Uni vu-
ter °'f,'§;*"$,S. Rolhery :H om nity 4.3 Club win have mm ee
»....l'..1_..7n..° orrnnn nf ~ l..ll_jill.'Boll8l I3\l0Hl'lDi 011 1113*¥Y`
president of the Ciub and a prumx-.-nam member of the organization Bndge Club Tonilhtfor soma time, presenwd a noruge Following dinner at 1 lou! ru-
m Mrs. E. A. Schmidt, the retiring cunnt, Mr. md Mrs. E. u. Beary
president.Among other services will enwnain this evening for
rendered uw ciub, Mrs. Schmidt. 1. members of the Thursday Evening
-. M -Bridge Club.1 me mb e r to n a ve a Avvirv '':'i?..f,'§'.§,...mc o r d f o r the P a t i l :P Nl e h e n l i
ll»lASl|\.|uun...- -_y ear Bi r i h d ly (é i e b r a n f
hi;~s.E ; S .Tr i p p wa s electedpma ide nt. o f the M.A. C . f or th e S.P.Nielsen celebrated his
r \ A \ ._ - : . . . . . . .¢ l u \ \ ' b i l " u l d 8 Y ,S u n d a y ,w h e n h i s g u e s t s
s r 1 \ 1 l 1 . | a n n
Kennard. Guests 1Madame; Karl c
Fe f e me ur u - ' " "' ga g ;A 1;Sc humacher .wnnh n m f i i 'eE | w¢» é m»: § u ;n a E ve ly n a n d ' " °° " I 1
IBGTI,6118 S etnann S handMrs. Oscar *Ed* . wl.I}lal ...'§'Q`E'i_ -..fl l'nn1il\".
member s will be g i ve n ln .
lity to h ea r d isc us sio ns an
e of c rops, live stoc k, im-an
ry an d th e in d ivi du a i i n
nent wa r emergenc y .A
uu gh the Ne br as ka S c a m
buii ding has been aur-
an d on F r i d a y th e g r o u p
b y tr a i n to Oma h n . wh e n -
: o f th e d a y wi ll i nc lu de A
the stoc ky arda, a. quiz PN-
nd movi e spon sored b y the:
Chamber of Commerc e.
md Mrs. Frede ric k Koilter
.d sons, John, Fred, Dammit-
nnie. mere visitors. Sun-$62,
l F. Ko lte rman ho me ,
i;e i'i;nry Jer
Mnriin Rertelsen.
CE M E NT W ORK ,All mum
Chimneys Repnired, Sidewnlkn Built..cd \ll Maxon WorkFoundations Repmr nr .»on New ConstructionLEONARD AXTELL
PHONE BLACK 325
ROOF a n d B UIL DING
RE P A IRING
Garagna - _Tool Houses Rebulll
PHONE GRE E N 24 3
HANS AYE
~ ~Cnrpenler Wnrk
For New Canslrnctinn or Repairs
Paul K. Siert fs' Son
MA S ON W ORK
Quick ServiceR¢nsnnub\e PricesWe Build Farm Silas
W. J- Lambert
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Charles, Hans Rohwer and family,
Freddie Schumacher and family,Arthur Mueller and family;and
John Vogt,
pi~l.Mrs Cvrinne Smith and children
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Mr.and Mrs. S. Pierce Alle
wen guests, Sunday, in the Claud
Overton home near Kennard.
Mrs.Ray Joimson is spendin
this week in West Point, as a guessof her sister, Mrs.Fred Thietj
and Mr. 'I.'hietje.
Mrs.Clarence Schneekloth an
Beverly Jean returned home Sat
Q
. . ".* ! »<3;f'fe.>~~~.>...\i....{§,;,¢,_,,.}£'_,,,_>¢,.,,_;_,,,,,,»,_;Hols tein is well sa ti s fi ed with hi s
profits.
Mrs.Fr an k Hig-hiree was a Mrs. J ena J ensen entertained s tguest,Tuesday ,o f Mr s .J ohn G.idi nner,Sunday , eomplirnentary to
Jenson and daughters.'her son, Eugene Goltry , who leaves
fo r the a r my soon.Gues ts were
.. '?..f'iu'.i'?"'..' i " § " L . ' 3 ; . ~ ° ' § 2 1 i § .'§Z»if~'f» and Mm. Ralph Longwell sno
were Omaha wdsitors,Monday .
Miss Anne tte Frese , wh o is em-
ploy ed i n Omah a, was n wee ke nd
srllest of her nsrents. Rev. and Mrs.
H. C. J ul IHese.
Dr.D.R.Ehlers,ac companied
by W .G.Seam and I-larry Sears
of De c atu r, s pent the week -ezi dili
Eldorado, Kansas.
Sunday guests a t th e home of
Mr .and Mr s.C.H ,Koe pke an d
Mi ss He len we r e Mr . a n d Mrs . H.
A. S wans on o f Omaha.
' M n a n d M r s .I-Inns Ay e and c hu-
dren.Mr .and Mr s .ASH:wvr e
ho s ts to the sa me g r ou p on Mo n -
day evening.
Edwin J ipp, Philip Larsen, Leon-
ard Gor eh am an d Ge or ge LIc Don-
s ld wi ll partic ipate in time J unior
Ac ademy of Sc ienc e annual meet-
ing,to be h eld in Oma ha,Satur-
day .Ac c ompany ing th e m wi ll b e
their science instructors,Misses
Doris A n n Ha ge li n en d A n n a
Thu rston of the Blair Hi gh Séh ool
fac ulty .-
:l .-
Gr i mm.
Eng ene Hu n k and G n e e J ac k-
son were visito rs, F riday even ing.
at th e ho me o f Mr. a nd Mrs . Ro h-
ert W elto n and J an ic e.Th e W el-
tons ¢r£f.&rLRi!1-et!Sunday evening
for Mr. a nd Mrs . V emon C hr is to f-
ferson.
In honor of th¢ baptism and c on-
fi r msti o n o f Mr s.Eugene Chris-
tiansen, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Chris-
tainsen entertained at dinner. Sun-
day ,f o r L .P.Skov,Messrs.and
Mesdarnes Soren J ensen an d J a n-
et, Ma e Camero n and Ha ttie, Ca rl
Eric k son a nd Evely n , Alf red S kov,
Ca rl Soren sen, Howard K ubie and
Ka y ,Ha r la n Christiansen .arm
Betty ,J ac k En e ks e n a nd Eu g en e
Christiansen,
l l ~
opp or tu
th e p
msc hin
th e p
tr i p th
Capitol
ranged,
wi ll g o
fea tu
v i m w
g r a m :
Oma h a
M r .
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at th e
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1941-'iii Bfubuu.-.»....--_Mrs. W . W . W ilkinson, vic e presi-
dent; Mrs. Chelsea W hltforcl treas-
nrer; and Mrs. Sc ott Robeeun, sec -
retnry .The members of the 1943-44 pro-
q p m c ommittee are Mr s.W aiter
G. iiu ber, Mrs. H. F. Swanso n Ind
Mr s.R.E .Vinton.Mrs . Ric h ard
Johnson was appointed to a vac an»
c y o n the 19 42 43 pmogram corn-
mittee.Club ac tivities ha ve been sus~
pend ed until n ext fa ll.As the xe-
sult,of a po pu la r vote conduc ted
b y the c lub several weeks ago,
meetings wi ll be he ld bi-mo nthly
W S I B u r e B i l l ]B i l l )M A | | | . \ .--a n d c h i l d r e n ,M r .a n d M r s .R o b e r t
C h r i s t e n s e n ,G e o r g e N e l s o n ,M i s s
M a r i a n N e l s o n a n d M r s .C " h r i s t i a n ~
een.
V i r w i s Camp bell
Note s B irth day
Mi s s Vir gin ia Camp bell enter»
tain ed a t a t di nner pa rty , Mon day
evening,i n celebration of her
birthday .-Guests we re Beverly
Mc Brid e, Eleanor Dudgeon,Betty
Joimann,Mr s .George Campbell
and Mrs . J . H. C ampb ell.
Mrs. Bodine: In
¢ . ¢ . » . . . -. _ _ _G i l b e r t s o n .H i g h p r i z e s w e r e w o n
b y M r s .H e n r y J e n s e n a n d K a r l
C h r i s t e n s e n .T h e h o s t e s s s e r v e d r e -
f r e s h m e n t s a t t h e c l o s e o f s p l e a s -
snt evening.
Mi ss Gn us e To
W e d E a r ly I n Ma y
Announc ement wa s made, 1-e~
cently ,o f th e mar ria ge plans o i
Mi ss Ma rjo ri e Gnnse an d Vi r g i l
Hilgenkarnp.Th e wedd ing is to
be oolemnized at the W est St. Paul
Lu th e ra n Ch\m:}\near Fontanelle
001 May 10.Ar ou nd i` i fty `g u a t a honored
\|:.¢.l"ln\nu\at a.misc ellmeous uy Defensg Bonds mdSaving Stamps Now!H u s t e s s T o ~UALB!uaauuu -_ ....bower h eld nt. th e W e st S t. P amMr s .Staniey Beflnar was h0HL» sto th e Monday Eve ning dub, rec eption parlors o n Sunday .¥rl2.-
M m messh m :97 Guests were Mr s. es at c o nte sts wen t to iss"°-»~\l. ..min..-I 'I"»§¢lrmev-
instead of weekly when club worn.
is resumed in September
UPI-IOLSTERING AND ELECTRICAL PHONE
Furniture Repairing ~WQRK While 334
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George
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F U R N I T U R E
W o l f f F u r n i t u r e
.S 'r 0 R E
CEMENT WORK,All mum
Chimneys Repnired,Sidewnlkn Built..Foundations Repnircd or All Maxon Work
on New Construction
L E O N A R D A X T E L L
PHONE BLACK 325
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R E P A I R I N G
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P H O N E G R E E N 2 4 3
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Spring is the Time of Alterations and Renovations.
These Blair Workmen are Ready to Serve You in
Your Spring ImprovementCampaign atYourI-Home
§'>Buy in Blair W here Your Dollars Go th¢i*3l'lh¢'-31
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ing Hanan ~s y "...'George Campbell and Mrs. Rzc hand Uzcxlny er,runs.~-=-=-- ~dMme L o r r a me Hin dle y , who re~ Johnson.A t c u m ,prizes were er and Mrs. Otto Sc hnalc enburg.
c ently announc ed her approac hingma rr ia g e to W a iter S ¢ hlic h ti ng o f won B ? Hrs .J f" '" °' Ma he r,f m '
held high sc ore and Mr s. W ll i am .Oak la nd . wa s gu est o f ho no r at a 'lin en shower given as the J oh n' Fu -nb er g'c ut.~N o t E . ' S
pital.Mr s .Corinne Smith and c hildren
o f Oma h a were we e k e n d guests
o f Mr s.Srnithfs father,J .Crm:-
stnom,an d Mr s .Cronstmrn.
Mr. an d Mrs. A. R. Be ale s were
"'-_.L_ -;l».»»Ivi Ohn fil-
B.~F.D. D A N c E
Al lllair Fire Depnrimenl llnll
FRIDAY, MAY sm
Freddie Ebener's Orchestra
A d m . : $ 1 P e r C o u p l e ( P l u s T a x)
Men, 75c Plus Tax -Ladies, 251: Plus Tax
Advertise in The Enterprise
It Brings Results
Dr. J. Tilton Young
Osteopathic Physician
1150 North Broad SL
FREMONT. NEBRASKA
son ome .,y .Hostessesl were Mr s.Jack-
n and daughi.e'r"5 and Mr s .
urge Hindley and Margaret..
~llowing an afternoon spent a t
men and contests,lunc h wa s
1-ved.Gln'=ts='-\€l'(\5 Miss Hindley, Mrs.
izlilwlli Staples,Mr s.Jean
ey r -ld Jensen,Ma rjor ie and
]'atr .lmk son.Ne llie and Le la `
ec k.Evely n Erikaen,Bernadcnn
tto , Ru th B md emen , Ha rr ie t un d.
Enter ta in Dana Fac ulty
Dr .a n d Mm. J .P.Nielsen en-
ta ta i n e d the fac ulty o f Da na
Colle ge a nd Trini ty S elhi nary and
their wives.Wednesday evening.
Around thirty -five were present
for a pleasant soc ial evening, c on-
cluded with the serving' of refresh-
ments.
Atte nd Congregational
Me e t A t ColumbussieWilson,Ma rg ar et and L u m ]<.\.~1s¢1<,Eve ly n and Ar len r l »'~;"°=1g;h """'"'E"'* ;h=Cg=~~
Ltl11::1::n.:md Ad u Ro ge r t, a ll of nu n s mzreurn zona d n-
la i r a nd He r ma n .
ference a t Columbus,Wednes ay .
were Mrs. L ouis Murdoc h, Mr s. F.
.c ,~..Mrs.J.Merton Kuhr,and him.Ray Hewitt.Mrs. Derelle Barber
of Tekamah,pastor of the Blair
Congmgntional Church was press-
( n o lTuesday ,Wednesday and Thurs-
day .
him. Ham; Pete rsen is a patient
a t Imma n ue l Hospital,where she
submi tted to a 'mujor operation
early this we ek.
A ragular meeting nf the Town-\neralo! Mn.Howard
end Club will be held at s °'¢}Q¢k|Fort Calhoun, Sunday.
Detailing :\t|irlduy evening,at the SchefflerI Iln1°rv Beck is !€Cl.l1hl;"l;¢;z;m, }}»T1¢§rins aiu operation
performed at u\¢__pmr §q¢1>ivg}
Ihrintian Miasionlr!ltwn weeks aszo.His condmon 1(sf 5 Hemum Ludwig van enm-|,1g;§01lfé<i im £w¢11 improvedm{{{i¢ Church of Christ Mission-Following a week spent nvm-'W °"f'@ ;t her *'°'"°,.*;`" Easm Blair with Mrs.Juaml Aronsnnl
l ebraska trcet,next u y :md south oi' Blair at the 5_ Pierce'nitemoon, May 7.Allen home, Mn. Joe Lazure r-tumed w Omaha, Sunday.
\The Baptist Mission Circle will ¢.f.'§&`I.`,§?"é»'."iI`.'é§l' f§'$`27.,'2§
meet at qw .h°'",f.h°f Mrs. Bruce Columbus, Sunday, where they nl-Mchhllan. thus (ursday)"f"°"'m»mh-d the state Pilgrim Fellow-
Baptist Mission Circle
I
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}»l>Hn.The hostess' assistants arc»|fi!;`in §_
. U.m b" Mrs G Gamer and Mrs Mrs.Rasmus Henriwsen fMK..|.-
argarc t amp firnnrl Island ar n ve d i n Blmr
Blair Pic k-Up ~ f o r s e v e r a l weeks' VihllLim. Roy Pa uls on wa s h ostes s to;? th if 1»?'llT"$§f}`;d"i':'lgiT-"f"*''»
the I!-lair Pi¢1<_Up Club, Thursday r. ° " ..afternoon. The c urrent projec t les-|Me lvi n Mi ller .son o f Mr .mu l
son on cheese making was preggnt-| MrB.Ca r l Mi lle r o f Omaha.wav:
cd q Mr s.R P Fly n n a n d M,.S!a Sunday guest of Louis Nic hulso"
Alfr ed N Fc er,the leaders.T] m i n t t h e parental,Glenn Nic holson
hostess served lunch nt the close of~h0111¢the rneetlngx I Charles Bee kman reporls lh a l
c
be h as a n e w awni ng a t. hi s pu m
o f business an d th a t Sho ema klr
-~__\.........,...1\...'Thn PnninB . F . D ,~ D A N c E
Al lllalr hrc Depnrimenl llnll
FRIDAY, MAY sm
Freddie Ebener's Orchestra
A d m . : $ 1 P e r C o u p l e ( P l u s T a x)
Men, 75c Plus Tax -Ladies, 251: Plus Tax
The BEEKMAN Store
FULL FASHIONED RAYOSJLooks like Silk or Nylon 8 9 C
2" Longer Than RegularsRP GUL AR FUL L FAS HIONE D RA YON 7 9 :
FUL L FA SHIONE D COTTON HOSE 1 9 :
Reg. Cotton 251: - 291:-39c Per Pair
Oulsize in Fine Cotton ....._.._...._.__..45c and 65c
A N K L E T S
Assorted Colors and Sizes, Pair ,._15c and 19c
Light and Dark Shades in a Special z s c
Assoi tment ..
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C U R T A I N S
; u u ' - r -_ .C l u b m e t . w i t h M r s .F r e d D n m a c k -
e r .A p r i l 2 3 .V i s i t o r s w e r e M e s -
d a m e s H e n r y K u h r ,R i c h a r d J o h n -
s o n .G e o r g e N e i s e n a n d P a t M c -
C o r m i c k .T h e t i m e w a s s p e n t s o -
c i a l l y a n d l u n c h w a s s e r v e d .M r s .
W i l l P e c h w i l l e n t e r t a i n t h e g r o u p
n o r t h s i d e o f M a i n s t r e e t i s c e r
t a i n l y i m p r o v i n g .E
Mr . a n d Mrs . c li ff . ;- u i B um" o f '
W hhug spent Sunday wi th Mr s.
E}riksen's mother, Mrs. J , S. Jenk
ins,and grandparents,Mr ,and
lI
Mr s .M .D.Ne we ll.Mr s .L u ti r
|i\i¢i{ay was a visitor, also\on Apm ao
nn-f am; Mrs. om ScimeekmhI a m 1r x. u u u- --»..1....|...\lBDE!\t Sunday a fternoon a t the
xJ .L1 r w -pmsiden o p f;°'=;,. },{1<f"'&i`JY»f Clarence Sc hneekloth home; .ev::n
Sunday ,wh en members o f th ai céullers °~;=f§ Mr. a|*d h ' 3 ~ ~
.r,la r r ng e r o errnan.rs u;?;ng";?the Kuhr "£m?¢_'°E>'€`h@f Voss an d Mr s.E lme r Goldstmn
offic ers f o r th e c oming y e ar are vi sited ther e Mond ay a fte rno on.
__.-_:.1-..a KU:una MTR.~AndErSon
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Al lllalr hrc Depnrimenl llnll
FRIDAY, MAY sm
Freddie Ebener's Orchestra
A d m . : $ 1 P e r C o u p l e ( P l u s T a x)
Men, 75c Plus Tax -Ladies, 251: Plus Tax
The BEEKMAN Store
FULL FASHIONED RAYOSJLooks like Silk or Nylon 8 9 C
2" Longer Than RegularsRP GUL AR FUL L FAS HIONE D RA YON 7 9 :
FUL L FA SHIONE D COTTON HOSE 1 9 :
Reg. Cotton 251: - 291:-39c Per Pair
Oulsize in Fine Cotton ....._.._...._.__..45c and 65c
A N K L E T S
Assorted Colors and Sizes, Pair ,._15c and 19c
Light and Dark Shades in a Special z s c
Assoi tment ..
»
This W ill Be Your Last Chance for 10c Anklets
C U R T A I N S
:Lippinc ott,vic e ]JrB5lu\:u\.
Me rle W n ni ell,secretary.
sent were Messrs.and Mes-
na J _ Me r to n K u hr , Te d Olin-
. Merle W nrc lell; and Dic k Lip-
rott.
ds of Ma tteo
'he Mai ds o f Ma tte o he ld the ir
t me e ti n g o f th e y e a r a t th e
ne o f Na omi J un gb lu th ,Satur~
',eleven ,yrnembers attending.
este were Mrs. Otto Renard and
e.Lee Bradford.Miss J eanne
:shall is president of the group;
loreu Tietgen,vic e president;
omi J ungbluth, sec re tary : Mary
ce Mar sha ll,treasurer;and
rrs.Lee Kruse,news reporter.n " mn mn otin v of th e Hi ii ds
i l l }c u u _ - . - H .- . . . »v -- _a n d c h i l d r e n s p e n t S a t a l r t l a y n i g h t
a n d S u n d a y w i t h M r s .A n d e r ~ s o n ' s
f a t h e r ,E .V N e w k i r k o f O r u m .
S u n d § y e v e n i n g .t h e A n d e r s o n s
' w e r e g u e s t s a t t h e T e d B u c l n l m r d t
home.George.He nr y an d F r d Wulf
of P ine Blu ffs, W y omin g; ntte ndw
th e f u n er a l o f their sister,Mr s
Mi nn ie hogelnann o f Mea d,helc
Saturday afterno on at Bennington
they returned Sunday to W y oming
Mrs . Ia ge ma nn was a da ug hter o
Mrs . L iz zie W ulf of B lai r.
Mr . an d Mr s . J . T. Nelso n we n
Sunday dinner guests of their son
in-law and, daugh ter, Mr. an d Mrs
Bernard Paulsen of Omaha..Dun
inn the afternoon they viaite
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n be held May 21, "'i"'MiHH'Fmher F'lan.nagan'B home and als
mdwll as hostess.made a trip to the bomber piant.
Sunday niternonn guests at th
:cky Parkers Theodore Croudy home wer
Members of the Lucky Porkersicharges Sylvia,Ruben.Wulf nr
g Club and their fathers mgb at Donna Reed 'rm evening,Me Clarence Arnold home. Fnd"5V\and Mrs.Cnuudy and Mr.ar
Light and Dark Shudes in a Specla c
AssortmentThis W ill Be Your Last Chance for 10c Anklets
C U R T A I N S
FANCY PANELS,M=<L and Rell waae__.Ea_ $1.25
FANCY PANELS, lo Be Usd z to Window E3_ 89:
PLAIN SHEER PANELS,2\° W indow_.1 fg|$l39
FA NCY P A TTERNS ,50C and 75C
PRISCILLA SETS,in Rose and While --Pr. $1.00
PRISCILLA SETS,in Crum With Dot »-Pr. 75C
K W CHE N SETS, in M xml Green ------60c»69c
KITCHEN SETS, whale with Omhion Dol --Set $1
Beautiful Sheer Curtain Materials, Yd. ___25c
Y A R D A G E F O R D R E S S E S
SEERSUCKERS Y d . 4 9 :
SPUN RAYONS,W~»\=\\=|° ------------~Yd. 69:
BATISTES,Fancy Prints ------»~--Yd. 25C»31C
WHITE BROADCLOTH, Pique, Sheers, Rayons
HOUSE DRESSES ----~»---»------~--Ea. $1,010
MEN'S SHORTS, --~-»--------------»----Ea, 29:
LADIES' SPORT OXFORDS $1.50»2.75»1.95
TOWELS, Sheets and Cases in Fine Qualities
M
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\.Uoiinly Ag ent. u. u Aaunlsau -Mvlluw~~ E L S , Me d . R n d RQ ! ! W ¢ d e _ _ . . - E 2 , ~=°{'= g°=; ¢ tg »»; ;S= in ° f;»;; =1=§ g th e ~ ';;" '§;'_;';,`L'TB"";;ulf home
F , \ N C Y P A N E L S to Be Used 2 to W indow _c c u .or a nn . e r v w 3 or _ n ea r Umm."_Hmimer Qulat was e lec bei i load Mrs. s. 3 Loft of Salt Lake City ,
PLAIN SHEER PANElS,2'°""""°'--1 NIQI39
FANCY PATTERNS,50C and 75C
PRISCILLA SETS,in Rose and While --Pr. $1.00
PRISCILLA SETS,in Crum warn me »-Pr. 75:
Krrcmzx SETS, in M xml Green ------60c»69c
KITCHEN ~ White With Omhion Dol ._§g( ~
'era Fned Jensen, assistant leauer;Lyle Albarh,president:NonnanBucklmnit,vice praident:Leon
Arnold,news reporter.Quenwn
Quist ls a member, also, and Alvin
Quint and Bobby Amald are asso~dam members.The club will meetthe first Pridny of each month.
M the clyse of the business :geek-
`Jensen,secretary;:nd Clayton'\Utah, arrived in Blair last Thurs-
dsy for a ten-day visit with hor
sister,Mrs.Dan Gmeno. She is
din Vi!"-ini! her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. P; Hansen, her sister, Miss
Grace Hansen,and her brother,
Tony Hansen, all of Bilir.
Mr.and Mrs. Edward JanssenwhgrecentlymovedtoOmahr
from Buffalo. New York,spun:Yd. ___25c ml |\m|:n "" """'Sunday vim ln. Jnnlolu parBeautiful Sheer Curtain Materials,~ win elllertlln l '§{',§§',',]iu"_ Dr. lndlln. w. "'mm
Y A R D A G E F O R D R E S S E S 1\UY~`and fami\y;Miss Leann Janssm
Miss Jenn Taylor entertained at of Lincoln was a guest, also.MHS E E R S U C K E R S Y d . 4 9 C A weiner roast. Fridny evening, nglarmsen .:=s=x*""S°at Q Divo!
3pUN RAYONS,W-»\=-ble ------------~Yd. 69:
BATISTES, Fancy Prints ---»~--Yd. 25C»31C
W I I E 1 f 1 ; < ; 4 9 § » < Y f H- P i q u e , S h e e r s , R a y o n s
nw-1 | n n
_ann Monday evenmg.
Mrs.Hhrold E. Tayhzr.Guam Mr. and Mrs. Fred Long had awereMaxineWarrick,I-'muses their guests, Sunday Mr and Mn'
Wilson Hne l Ha Db
The home of her parénts Mr.home unul
.nmen,rot!\y\J|y Stokes and Mr.nd Mn Ros
and Mnrjorie French E,niine and Harper of Herman, Mr. ami Hrs
xl.-mm-°» wnv '||:|\."\ 1>-\¢ I,vln1Aonan:l Axfell and Mr. and MN E.Housr; uxusssrzs =r».-M E N S s u o m s , ~ 2 9 ¢
LADIES' SPORT OXFORDS $1.50»2.75»1.95
TOWELS, Sheets and Cases in Fine Qualities
...-.,...,. ......, .........,. H .
Schimié. Phil md Dondd Taylor,
Bill Cox of Fort C|l'ho\m.
Gnben.Anhur Kempcke H536
BUY DEFENSE BONDS
Welton Lorg of Blair.ArthurLong of Omxha called Monday andRoy Dong ol Lincoln was a brir!vldtor on Frida M h_y.n. ms. w Pinjured her nnkle' in a fall las:week.hubeen eanflnedto her m
n e ;1
5 4nmr. Nebnakn Am-\\ no. me
PEARL TUCKER,coMProN
Mrs.Pen]'Pucker Compton,
wife ol D. W. Compton of south of
Blair, died alter a. lingering illness
ov. Griswold
Consumers to
Register for
|
and Aly Plants
CONFERENCE TRACK I
MEET NEXT WED.
Blair will defend in conferencetrack title at be annual Com
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There is a dcrtain amount 01112
rubber in dandelions,milk\veedi'and guldenrod, it was re\'ealed,iw
but the plant which npparentlylg
\\ill produce the hulk of the rubberusedin this country will be theig
Guayule plant raised in the ar-2idsectionsofthesoutheasternig
part of the United States.'Bmwplant has how been cultivated to h
(hs: point where if._will produce as
much as 25%rubber and 45,000acrts are being planted this yearto furnish seed lor larger plant-'C
ings in coming years.By 1945thereshouldbe enough Guayule '
grown in the United States to pro-
duce 5.000 tons of rubber.Wu--
time and commercial needs, how-
ever, are 1,200,000 tons.The production of synthetic
rubber requires vast quantities of
commercial aicohol,it was re~vealed. And that il where Nebras-
ka fits into the picture. C-emmhy,shortly before the outbreak of the]
war,had 36,000 alcohol plantsscatteredoverthecountry, eachi
producing alcohol to carry ontheir synthetic industries. At this
time a synthetic rubber plant lsbeingsetupatPhiladelphia
which will use alcohol and it was
pointed out that it is only s mat-
ter al time until similar plants
rI
i
would be established in Nebraska
. ..~.,_,,,_.____H.- --....,,.
pril I/rn.Shu was born near Blair onl
annary 3, 1880 and was thus pasrlhel
2 years of age at her death.She i
*as married to B,W.Comptolhe
n November 18,1903,Ones
laughter, 'who still survives, wor th
_ r<1 'Bom to them.Bcsi os the hus
d and Lhe daughter she lem-'eb h
\~.~..c.....W ..,.... ._,,._,
r e h e c a n h o n o r i t l f s u g a roso r d e r e d b y t e l e p h o n e , l h c d e l i v -
r n a n w i l l h a v e t o c o l l e c t y o u rfyugar stamps before hc can leave
e order.I! you do not have suf»mlent stamps, he is Rl§2UlRED
LAW to return the sugar wYis store.Books which are lon.anbrother,Percy Tucker of Fort.
lalhoun. ull of whom grieve deeply-
ler passing.
Funeral services were held WeuȢxesdny afternoon from the Bender!
Nxneral Home with Rev. Brooks
»f the local Methodist Church_ _ _ . - _ - -l1'mE RATIONING \OFFICE P0PULAR|
The tire rationing deplrtmentlin the city hall at Blair has seenl
A brink business during the past
(ew dnys. Following is a list ot
Washington County car-ownerswho have obtained permits.
Carl J.Erikson,Herman,two
obsolete tires;Sam McCown.n,Blair, obsolete tire; Morris Chris-1
tensen,Herman,two obsolete
tires;Raymond Scheer, Arling-
ton, one truck tire and one trucki
tube;Hans Jorgensen,Kennnrd.
on er tube;Nels M.;e pnssgmgSvendgnrd. Arlington, two rctrend;
or recupped tires,6:00x16,andtworetrcadorrecappedtires,
6:50x16;Hugh lihen,Arlington,
stolen or otherwise damaged
should be reported to the rationing
board who will ;ectify the mutter.
Those who are away from homeCANNOTsend their books home
to their family for use.It mustbe kept for use of the individual
at the place where most of his
menls are eaten.Additional information may behad from grocers. the registration
board or the rationing board,
A mating of E.C.N.C. coacheswasheld in Blair,Wednesday
evening, when Coneh Otis Decker
of Kennard was chosen president
SNAPSHOTS
IN COLOR
This ls the Season to Take
Some ol' Those New Beautiful
T K0DAc0L0R
us- ...... .. . . .- __ ,°Advance none xavuna ...,~..~_M e tmg Of The S€ 3 .SOI\leplace Blnlr an title holder, with?
:He l d L a s t Tu e s d a y Tekamnh and Blair mmm: in curl
ifvf second Dlmce.Oakland has hrmlDwi ht Griswold was falr success this season while Dv-l
Gbvcmor ' g |guest speaker baforls the Axling-iifimr ls slahzd fo\{ the cellar nosl-I
on.ton Community Club annual "La-1dies Nigm"dinner last §"e°§d""d¢§a d°e >:2|;\'ei»iek;"¢;dh°;'
evening ""';0h°w a s f m"ylclose viewry ln a meet with Blalr'
'l`¢'iZf..£.f`,.'1'2 men an woman m `""$'°<>%5°$took both Tekanmh
The Govmor had been brought EXW f';»§.,.'°'"camb in fairly
to Arlingwn tlxmugggdthe efforts
of a committee h by H.C.M c C l e l l a n w h o i n t r o d u c e d t h e h o n - C O V E R ~
ered guest.In his talk befom the club the
Govemar discussed some of the
dai\y'px-oblemn which xrise in can-nection with his position.Hepointed out that the peop\e of Ne-
\,f.,=1m should be very proud of the
Many Gathered To Honor
Ernst Giesselmans Of
Arlington _
Mr. a nd Mrs . Ernst Gi e s nglpga n, ~~Once Looked l| :\,,.'l'\.:..
m m :1 l l l
the dark wood-
he comer is now
J.Cooke store.
e the low struc-
s now the Home
Appliance Store,
,ure is now gonee is the Home
'.The next two
the Gregersenthe Von Lankan
a
.Both ol the ~
¢n ¢
last two buildings still sMn~
although both have been gin:
modem fronts.
Now the fence around the we
in Um foreground.Althoug
hardly visible ln the cut nbovi
the original photq showed ti:
pump io be n two handled omwith one handle or( each side i
"streamline" production.On tl
well is an old wooden bucket.
The picture was when in 188
:ir had a 1 In the place ofQm %1\i¢1\_°!=9'!°=*° '"E',"2_}'f°|v¢11-l=!\9'!!\ f===s~ef~ !'F.*'1E§f"2E1\"|'{|n- was Yhln Blahandstoindebtednessunotree-dom from graft and sclmdal.ton ;;°f=;;f>'- celeibmtea '={.:§' TZ"-ver ed ing ann vernry tu ayHe primed ~ work of the mem- evening when a. large company of
bers °f "E" Arlirmgton club and ex- relative; and friends gathered at
pressed *iff* belief that more such me Arlington Legion Han to hon-
org iizatxons should e 15 i s tim thorn,thro g'hout the sLate."Thus", he Mr. am Mrs. Giesselrrmn (th,
declared, "'5 not the time t'° argue latter was Martha Hinnericks of
points, but ft is the time no meet Wayne) went! married in Wayne ontogetherwithotherscoMmnt,edAm.i1 25 1917,and have since
w i t h t h ? s n r n e p r o b l e m s , t a l k ° " ° " | l i v e d o n t h e G i e s s e l m a n f a r m n e a r
1 -....."\\ l . .l ' 1 = A n n | ' \ \ \ h \ 1
town pump--and trees on main
stree and d,irt, streets and no
automobiles.The above picture is one fromthe collection of the late S E.
Kemp,father of Mrs.Frank
Stewart, who now treasurera the
collection highly.The picturewas taken from the intersection
near the Matthiesen building
lnakinz west.
en structure on tllocated the H.
Next to it, what
ture is pictured iFurniture and .1
The white stmcl
and in its plan
Theatre building
buildings areDrug store and
Apparel Shoppe
one Itube;Ric hard Ha y wo n h .Bla in ,
one r etrea d an d one tub e; W m. H.
Hoenomon,Nic kerson,one re-tread;Fre d W e ave r, Her man , on el
truc k tire an d one tube;George'
Kuh r, J r ., Blai r, on e tir e a nd ou et
tube;J ohn E .Hanse n, B lair Fi re .
Chief, three obsolete tires and one
tube;Pd e r s e n &Haec ker,Ltd.,
two retreadn;George Reid,He rr
mon, one re tread; Char les F. Rog-
ert,Bla i r , two tr uc k ti re s;Leon~
ar d F .Sperling,Arlin gto n,two
tra c tor tir es a nd two tu be s; R. A.
Hac k bar th,Ar li n gton ,two . tmc k
tires a n d two tr uc k tu be s;Soren
o ~0 |an,one retnrad.-\ .-\:~.°\ .°\°:.\_xu\.'~<.\.\-\'.>.°v.\.1\.
R F "~ _ T , ¢~\ 1
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f 3 1 (/-z ~»
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L ~J E W E L R Y
- - -» The lasting Graduation Gift
SNAPSH OTS
They'rc I-`ini»h\~d in NuumlCnlur.No Proicclor Nvrded.They`re Ready tu Paste inYour Snapnhux Album.
GET KODACOLOR FILMS
A !
RABBASS
STUDIO
lun.:Aderst
W e
p o i n t
§`rl駧§£"<3f mum={\.bemf1w=Z;;£,3 gom.The y ha ve on e da ug h-
need uni ty ,"he a md .He lte r , Mr s .J e ro me Rab e o f A rli ng -
. an -L nu.; .~1l|\n\\U|1 urn WBYQ A..-.....A n ¢.»~¢mfMm1|:r°l1ter. JRCQUB ~
E A R T ~I ~~°'6`§$.§"'2»¥.;.,md gall ns of nicohol
7~ ~ ~ ~5 ~ | 2 2 r g q u i n d t o f " ° ' < ; ' ; * ' = " n f r u b -
»-;\»» npr .-mc o 1 e corn cron
W e Are Now Located in the Former
Fre¢lThietje Barn
North of the Blair Lumber Qompany Office
W e B u y a n d S e l l
Brood Sows -Milclr Cows -Breeding
Bulls - Work Horses - Other Livestock
'~-'=-imes
1s
CHIEF PAINT
Unbeafen For Quality and Price
lt's the Pnint We Hlve Sold With Gresleal Sltishc-lion For 28 Years. Once Used You Will Alvuyn Usa
L
~rden ~ol sal » 3~ Piece~-»35c
Black Screen Paint, Quart --754:
Steel Bow Garden Rakes -»- 981:
I
|
Per Double Roll ............,........._...._....._...._-,...7.......
Several Good Patterns In Stock ~
...
Stand W ithout Equal -Latest P~them~
Sen s or
gmt \
\
0% HOG
| LEME NT
CES ARE
O W N
kw~a wulr -_ Sam MULR
The Ar}\N!IB§rdware
=>7o°° EEE.
U§e T his Feed for
Earliest Possible
.I _
BI air Flour Mills
Sinrensen Bros.
P none W hite 223
\In a Trdfforigwe, "°"§f'1lim§ ~be~'
~s.cou isogne on ot er..1 Rev. G. W. Walter pastor of St.ers.H maintained that the 'shouidehave political partiespnuvs Lutheran Church, addfesfwd
lthe assembly and group singinge sake of airing views more was led by Prof. Otto schnacken.
1;Griswold aisle pointed out burgh.Numerous gifts, inciudin:
farmers and merchants musrla 'purse of silver, 'were presented
together more closely in theihe Pgg§';;ndP§§?;§§ ~ 1-;_§;ff§;;;
rc.In oiosing he reminded hisf .
ners that this isaiclgahm g.j'"°"§f,';..fl°""`§}"'E"'"¢.?.';L';\.§L`§'°355;
n w must rn ac"cc's.''*d orir forefathei-8,1 :re ..§. to gmen gfge °'§'3'I° Tmh a prcture
ntain the America. which our 53; ;'ictm_ewlude':_";;:; gfggged
dfnthiers made.rior to the Governor's remnrln Refreshments were servedro were musical nurhbem and buffet style from a table holdin;
new officers, who take cha.rge!a centerpiece of cut n°We""
he club in tho f all were intro- »Guests seated at a special tablel i n c i u d e d M r a m d M r s .G i e s s e l m a n ,
c d .' M t n a n d M r s .J e r o m e R u b e ,M r .
...|
C
Aks
R~
Ca
while
sewe1941,
cont
Scott
$ 10, |Tues
Jud 1
oo .
E
sewehenv
ciai~:\~.and Mr s .Leonard Gehrke wh o
were bridal attendants fo r th e
Giesselmans, Rev. and Mr s. G. W .
W alter,Prof.and Mr s .Otto
Sc]1nackenburg,Prof.an d Mr s .
Otto Har tma n .
Others pmggqg fOr the c elebra-
tion were Messrs.and Mesdamee
Henry Hinneri c hs and Irma. Frank
Ko un in n amd J unior o f W ay ne,
_Rei dmrd Gehrite of Oh mh a , L u
iLallrnun,A .In thi e r and family ,
Ea r l Stro ng er o f F re mo nt;I l e m ;
Sto rk an d Gilb ert Stork and son
o f He r ma n ;R.Dun kla u,Henry
Giesaelman an d family ,Gle nn
|Giesselman,L .H.Ec hten lmmp,
Her be rt Ec hte nkump and Ma r vi n ,
Ar th u r Hi lg e n k u n p an d Rup er t,
Aibert Montgonmery,Fr e d Smi th,
1.1¢-rm Roy uk an d Rona ld:W alter
J ohnsom Herb ert Hinneric hs and
,_Alice of W ayne; J. G. Giesselman,
:F re d 'Harrie and fa rnily ,Ke nn ew
| Strdhlmam,Rup ert Gi as e lmaxi of
;|0I'I|J1ll8I Mr s.Ca rl Somers and
[daughter and Mrs. J ames Brown or
1Fnen1ont;Mr s .George Le ntz oi.
No r f olk ;Misses Ma rg ar et Chme-
tensen o f Oma h a and Frieda
{Ro woldt of Lou isville.I
c al
yea
$750
SC
S~
\
lion
shi |
to :
revtio
thi 1
oohal
S~
Led b v Cros bv and Shephard.
the Ly ons high c inc ier te am won.their o wn invita ti ona l tra c k meet
by sc oring 47%points vqith Taka-lmu h in second nlac e wi th 32%.
'Oakland sc ored 27;Winnebago 1 ,
l'endor 3 and Rosalie 2.
umwthcle
matt
$10,000 For 1n3\mes\S p e a k i n g ' -
ceived On Arlington !By Coach Rufus Olson
Lauri Role. dluzhter of Hr. and|II§.° ~ `;¥\}..i&1{"`|n¢°h°1 tbs n ; - . __. _ .U_ ) i r s .E l i R o s e ,w a s b o r n i n G a l l i a
C o u n t y O h i o ,D e c e m b e r 2 5 t h ,1 8 6 2 .
;
She passed awa y Ap r i l 34,1942
at the age of '79 y ears, 3 months,
and 29 days.Sh e wa s ma rr ie d to A lb er t Ea r-
wood Ap r i l 3,1883 and to this
union Seven children we re born,
one son dy in g in infanc y ._She is
survived by three sons, He rbert ol
Rsc kford,Illin ois;Th o ma s of
*ru »l l - . } - 1 . .f....~n¢a n d
\ u l |. n vw » » . ." " " " o "ma k e 600,000 tons of rubber,i t
was stated.A s evidence th a t the sy nthetic
robber indu stry wi ll no t la g ,Dr .
Christensen state d th a t thi s wee k
rec ommendations are go in g to
W ashi ngton that alc ohol plants be
bui lt as fas t a s p oss ible. He hin t-
ed th a t possibly some o f the
me ta l n o w being converted into
gu ns a n d ta n ks mi gh t g o in to th e
"1--_\-».ul L". muh
stat:
for 1
fred
Sewer Project
wo rk in g cm th e Ar lin g to n
projec t o n September 5,
bnought su i t against.the
acting ¢°I'0'P31`lY»SCott and
of Linc oln,i n the s u m of
ln Th e tri al wa s heard
1 Eny e art,wh o wa s @"\ \"C owa rd "and
"vellow" are gun)
te rms often mn-soc iated w i t h
athletics and frgr-
que ntlv used m
d e a c r ihinsr a
'Dlayer o r 2101.19of ula y ere.Th e
...s|U... n\an;!1tr I
\ J
-gf
L »
~~- J - J
ll \t
li.
w i e
a s c
mal ~ morxnng, April 28th, withl
yeart, who was working in a
r di tc h,wa s inju red wh e n a
,' gate valve fe\1 on him.H e
\ed $10,000 dam-Ego.E n -
; was awarde d u judgeme nt of
: A r th u r C .Thomsen )
I
; lems.
rr
Utne.e......,.__partic ipated in a disc ussion rel-
ati ve I 0 these ter ms . a nd twointerestinesr stories were related.
one perhaps nr o vi n z th a t thc
t e m s c ould rinzhtlv be assc
ciated wi th othe rs tha n sth
A li ttle ove r a y e a r us e nfo rme r f oo tba ll s ta r joi ned th
forc es o f this nati on.Reeentli
he was gr anted n f urlouxrh and
info rmed th a t u o o n hi s returnh e wo u ld de p a r t f o r foreizn
service.He d i d n o t r e a llv c n
jo y hi s sta v at ho mo a nd wa s
honest in say ing he feared leav
i n z th i s c ountrv.He s ai d ." I
xm n o t ga i ns to wa r b ec au s e I
:lesire to,It's bec ause it' s myduty .Someon r has to zo and 1
a m one.I a m n o t a h e r o I
I
i
also two sisters and three brothers
li lmr ;u m o r muuare, rows, -....three d aughter s, Mrs . Minni e Mor-
row, Miss ouri Valley ,I o wa ;Mr s .
Mary Small,Blai r;and Mr s . No -
me Mahoney o l Pomona, Califor~
niu.The re ar ¢ twe lve grandc hil-
dren,te n gr ea t grandc hildren,
survive.Mr .an d Mr s .Ear wo od spent
their es rly mar ri ed li f e i n Oh i o ,
then they c ame to Io wa ,la te r
mo vi ng to Nebraska.Th e y li ve d
here un ti l nine years ag o wh e n
the n sh e has mad e he r h ome wi tn
her c hildren.
Fune ral services.und er th e
direction o f J .E. C a mp b ell an a
with Rev. Brooks o! 9-he Methodist
rf\"m~h nmnintirnr. were held Mon-
nitions.W i th th e establishment o f th t
alc oh ol p la nts will c o me th e plas
tic s in du stry a nd vari ous othei
chemical pla nts,i t wa s forecast
Co m wh i c h to d a y n e ts about 701
fo r th e s ta te c a n b e p u t th r o u g l
a d istiller y a nd mad e into a lc o ho
an d thereby bec ome wo r th $2.10
Goi ng f ar th er, i f th is is p ro c e sw
in to p las ti m, tha t s a me b u s h e to
c o m wi ll be wo r th $5 . 00 or mo r f
I n closing,D r .Christense
sta te d h is be li ef th at th e ind us tr
wo uld bec ome permanent,Th
c los e o l th e war wo uld o n ly ma r
the begi nni ng o f the d eve lopmeri
h e forecast,an d Ne br a sk a is i
th e he ar t of the entire develop
Mr, Earwood passed avnay .S i n c p la n t s a s me l o c a l ueeu su.. u vber was a lmost as vital as the mu-U .d ' | : u 5 tsri
the
the
o f
:
ii`>Mr51§'I'éQUAR'rER
MILLION
are than a quarter of a mil-
pounds of scrap iron have been
ned from Wuhingtan Cogxnty
\
id the war effort, it has beenaled by heads of the collec-
elfort this week.rt's Auto Parts ol Blair halLedthe200,000 pound mark
week and other dc\\\ers of the
ny will more than make up the
mee of the quarter mi\i\on.
lan Second N
Thi s c o untry hfol."|T||I ~ h
lo o k f o rwa r d t
ness."
W ou ld vnu |
lo w" . a " c o ws
mu st a dmit vm
Yourself in his
as a bask W per-e\n but I do not0 it with harmi-
aay he Wm "yel-
rd"'l I! so. Youn like war.Placeposition. _We all
~ ~ 2 o'elo¢:k from ment.
the Methodist Church and inter-
me n t w a s ma d e i n t h e B \ a i r c e me - ~~tery,.R E C O R D I N R o n ,
G U N G u n
\ R 8 b € k a h S ~._f*_{'y\1_R}j}§{=*»,B{"f§ £2121
P
QU For t|'|¢ Gir|Forthe Boy
\Vriszt Watch Wrist Watch\PR]
n Diamond
Ring
Vanity Case
Necklwe
Pmrln
Rings
Tie Sets
Key Chains
Knives
Belt Sets
have tasks to perform wmcn Wedo not enioy.He realizes hiscountryhas a mah:it is his
duty to 'help and he places duty
above persoml interest.
l l a i r L o d g e E n t e r t a i n s
Compare the above with the
person who informed a younzboy.during his school dlreerthathe was failing in his
work.The teacher informed
his superiors and we vounz bovwas placed on tho "carpet".He
had not performed malta as-signed and failed to do hlsduty, according ta his teacher.but it turned nut that me error
1 Dis't. Meeting
Rebekahs From Neigh~
mg Towns
The annual district meeting ofl"'?Rebekaha was held in Blair
;thls year with the largest enroll-
,ment that had yet been enjoyed.
lf" all, 131 registered.
The meeting represented lodges
ln! nlnir. Teknmah. Oakland, Craig
rapner,ie .wi-.=.V...... -,...-.-record in the Rod and Gun Club
Bans contest, The Enterprise is in-formed. Rabhm caught a 4-lb., 8-oz.beauty at the Fremont sand-
pits last Friday night.The photographer forgot to takea picture of his catch but Rod and
Gun Club offieiaiia vouch for the
authenticity of the weight.Max Bain,who accompanied
Rabbass, caught a 2% lb. bass.
WANTED To BUY:Good used
adding machine.
Clinic Series\
Razors
FM a k e Y o u r W a t c h S e l e c t i o n E a r l y a s W a t c h e s A r e
P a r t i c u l a r l y H a r d t o S e c u r eiifiif §éGive n On
Dates Listed L C ~J é w e l e r
|IAt S u-wnrl Ph armac y Bla ir, Ne hr.
¢.. ...' A n ounc e o f prevention ia;
r th a po un d of cure,"is th c '
mo le o f the second series o f
mu n i mti o n clinics to be he ld l
I-\n\\i Wnnhmszton CountyH l l vu b n n vu u . . _..-.__wi th in the 'next f e w day s Th e
purpose o f these c linic s i s to pro
tect.c hildr en of this area against.\. \ ._ _
wa s ma de b v th e ms tr uc wr : mu 1 "" " " ' v -...the y ou ng ma n ha d completed illnd Ly ons.Th e sta te prc sldent.
t h e w o r k u s s i m w d a n d t h e i n ~M r s .E v e l y n L a n e o f F r e m o n t ,a n d
*i n . -. . é n i A n n n u n | c s U 1 v \ { l U ' ¢ \ ; ¢ \" H Y -
' I
r .d" U a n i t e r o u s d l s e a s e s - u u p u w n a S \ l ' | l C t . C I I ~t h e E l . ' I 0 l .| | . | | U B L G I U i. l C \ . 1 x. : | . ¢ »| }r a s o f L y n c h N e b r a s k a m o r e p u s ,a n d s m d l p o x .|.*~" ""- - -A l l c h i l d r e n i m m u n i z e d a t .t h e F u r t h e r i n v e s t i g a t i o n r e »X r d d é d .'~M M d S
c l i n i c s h e l d e a r l y i n A p r i l w i l l v c a l c d t h a t t h ¢t e a c e r f a i l e f i t o l , § ; l t i , ? ; d m £ ; e t i n g m n m 't o t h e m t u -~I v ~
L . . .» . . n ; . ¢ n v »n u . . -M _. _" " "n s . . . | , . . . I n i 1 12 1 _A n l Aagainreport.Sma llp ox vac c ine-'
tions will be c he c ked and the sec -
ond "s h ot"fOr diptheria wi ll h e
given by do c to rs in c h arg e o f the
clinics.'
Clinic dates are as follows:
Ap ri l 30»- Her man Red Cross
Rooms,8:30 -10 :30 a. rn.
. M a y 4--Bla.ir School Building,
8:30--10:30 a.rn.|
in' -- e A...l:........|......1 _ ,. ;n ra.
I€"DOIt |123\l1 1.0 H15 uulrtuvaaW h y ?He h § d a d u ty to per»
for m. had he no t?It wa s o n llf a i r to the y oung hos'th a t a ll
those who had been informed oz
his fai lu re should be inforrneo
th a t i t wa s a .mistake. on the
part.o f the teacher.Personal
interests were Dlac ed above all
else as it wa s not d esirab le for
the ins tr uc to r to ad mi t error.
Cowar d?W ell.wh a; d o y ou
1 e pnuguuu Dunlmcu us A.;uni m .wi th the regu lar business
Tm e e ti n g .Mr s.Julia.Ilendorf,
.Noble Grand, gave the addre ss of
wc lcome and the response was giv-
;en by Mrs. Mab le B ove e of Cra ig.
The exe mplifi c ntion of th e work
of the order wa s pu t on b y the
| dif fc r ent lo dge s an d this wa s f ol-
|lowed by a sc hool of instmc tion by
Llhe state president.
AL
w i l l H a u l
m a y D L u u u I:|u u - - _R o o m s ,8 : 3 8 : i 3 0 . a .m .5 I f t h m k ' I 1 T h e L y o n s l o d g e ,i n a v e r y l m -
M n y 6 - » - F o n t a r i e l l e S c h o o 1 `# vw " ' * "F ,-p o s i n g m a n n e r ,p r e s e r t e d h e m e -
::". 4 '~I I t .d" ° $ i i ` ° § ; 3 i " § Z i 2 f ; ' é a P n ; r i l i o n B 1 3 0 L E . Y U T \ . O . Y l . W l a w e * T $ 2 § ' » § i f '§ ` ? ° f h g s t y g a r 3 3 3
- - 1 0 : 3 0 a .r n .|I'1: °'1'"`]fh.5 V e m o n v a n } { ° 1 l , ; . ` Te l e a m a h l o d g e c o n f e r r e d t h e a s -
M a y 8 - F o r t C a l h o u n S c h o o l N r .a n d l f r s .E l m e r N e i d o r l r o g o r i s c m b l y d e g r e e o n f o u r t e e n m e m -
B u i l d m g ,1 : 3 0 - - 2 : 3 0 p g n - .a n d D o n r m e .M r s .B e r t h a h e a d e r b e r s , t v- 'o q f w h o m w e r e f r o m T e »
D u o t o t h e s u g a r r a t , ; o n m g p r o -K r u g e r a n d M r .a . n d 0 M r s .H H - l T 5 | o m d 1 ,t v o f r o m L y o n s a n d L e n
g r a m ,n o s c h o o l w i n b e h e l d i n , S w = - n a n d . S ; >l ° f z 1,11 J w e r e f r o m B l u r ..
~o n 1 ~ f» e » = f»M w -bu n . = = "% 2 ? , " " s f , , r ' ; . , m ' : ." D m e a n d o f f ;N e x t o n P p r o g r a m ; : ; w
S t u d e n t p a r t l c i p a t z n g n i t h e n n ' V e r n o n V i n H o m e n e r o t h e w e e k -" § '§ § ' ° g § " s e r g z g n l i v y c h r ' g g
m o m z a t n o n p r o g r a m m u s t r e p o r t e n d t h e r e .| o E N B *
t o t h e i r s c h o o l r o o m s a s u s u a l .|T e n m e m b e r s a n d t w o v i s i w r s m e c h u r c h p a r l o r s .O n e h u n d e d
_ »..».....1..A * H n 1- li ll C r e e k A i d S 0 . , e 1 g h t e e 1 }W E N o e a e n t t e d'1 l;\:
U N C L E S A M I S N O T K I D D I N G
W hen He Tells You to GET YOUR COAL NOW W hile the Get-
ting Is Good.If Ylou Don't Have Coal Next W inter, You Are
I is T elling lou o
aiu! WE ani Telling
Vll 'mw"uc "Thm.;Bd"°t_'H__~?n er i nd After ml s wa s over,uneM R S . ~ ~!¥»'§E3'en°»."~lc o mp gn lBt.\Illl¢d tg thg lodge
M A N N R I T E S ~ K r u s e a n d M r s . A r t h u r A n - r o o r r u fo r th e e ve n i n gs p r og r a m(Continued Fr o m P ag e 1 )'dersem . Clarenc e Paulsen of Danai Imu a to r y wo r k wa s p u t o n by
f' J ln h n ||m\¢ham.»of th e d e vo . nm Te k nma h lod lre an d Mr s. No r On Track This . - . - » - - M° "V1.I'\lGll.l.aupu.- - - - --...._their great ions.[tional mee ti ng and the hoatess7m,,,,W i lk i ns ma de 2 ver y under-
Fune ral servic es W ith Mrs. De~ser ved a lunch.ISLHMHIIZ and attractive c andidate.
relle Barber, loc al pa stor o f th ai ___."'- r"" *"Follo wing thi s wa s an othe r sc hool
Congregational c humh, o ffic iatingl a.~~.;~of in struc tion and then the in stal-
wi ll be h eld Su nd ay a t 2: 00 p. m. |3 ; ~~lation o f the ne w officers.Mr s.
at the Congregational church =»"~=1|~_ Mable Bovee, of C mi g ,wa s in-
inter ment,under th e =uP@Wi¢i°=\.Mr .9 1 2 , H g 5-§°"'{°Q"lé flg stalle d as president;Mr s .E m m aof c . K . B e nd or f , will I n mad e i n w w r h l p 1 ; h -lfraimquisr,o f o a k l n d ,as vic e-
the Bla u cemetery .E ure i g gti t gi rweu oi -¢ mi uz §§ ;i °° f¢ rlvr ff id em-and Mr s.Li i lla n Ha n -
.._- t D h h nn wnnlnr.
Genuine jewel
Mark Egg
-gh i .,... ......, ... .._._-..S T U D I E S F E W D A Y S ,I % f ' ".L-'é"n¥f°2'1>»»-1 Puxlsen lm! "This closed the business ol
E X A M LaV vlalled Mr.Mn.Chri '.Next year the mewP A S S E S S |NelS;T1n't;f Blar. Sundnv a!v.e1-noon 32'§T"£'.~§ lmld in Tekamsh.
Do ld T 1 ,f M .Amang local eniertainersa n d » " I ` , _ H 2 2 3 5 £ f " 3 r . ' § | . , , i f ~ C . ~helped make the day pleasantPuma neiuhb6|*hood west ul Blllr,|HA S 8 9 TH B I R TH D A Y a v i o l i n solo by Master M1
~\v..,»..».1 Whiln :mlv nlne 1
Will Follow Soon
Winzip; rm-: PRICE is Low
g r H 0is a`prvud youngster thls week.
and with nucfn.Because of illnsu.Donald hns
attended sthool uni: 2% days this
year, and wns nblé to be prenem.only 19 days ln September.How~
ever,lt Yhe mggeotlon ol hhtzuhsr,Mlu Vera Nyguxd,he
wuk the seventh grids unminnf
tlnns at Blnlr,Frldey, and re.
-..:...,\ .... .v.-nn nl 80%.
John C. Bailey, Herman, noted
in 89th blrthdny 'l\|elday, and ln
onur of the occndon a family din-
ner Wu held at the McCowxn
home,Sunday.Hostzsses wereMiss Ida McCuwu\nnd Mn. EdHover; nthers present were TomWnke!leld`Sr l l r nnd Mn On Bla ir High School; she
.W--~-°~-.of asafhe handled his violin like
s veteran and many_ words nf
praise were heard of his rendi-
tion.Another was A reading by
Jxnet Foley,fourteen-year~old
Rubeninthe
gsve a
daughter uf Mr. and Mrs.
Foley and \sophomore
Hollen o{Blnlr, .nh Mr. AndMxs.|rexding entitled "Goodbye, Sister",
Sam McCow\n.,which was also well received.
l
LUMBER s. COAL
l
I
Pub P!!
lc | |.Mildr ed Ha c kn ey
c e ra o f th e V.F .
re instailed, Tues»
Assisting M m .
her color bc amru
1 .
IN ARLINGTON
Mx. and Mn. Floyd Appleby
whoss mnrri-use ~ p l s / c e ip
Satdrday Eve
'1'he_ mamnge of Miss Pearl
A u x i l i a r y O f f i c e r s
... .°|e s d a
Niko~isen~ dau~g~tcr of Mrs. HI°I ~~:rold N. Nieisen of Blair, and Alvim 18,arrived 3\'lYu'*i3 week forR_ May. son of Mrs. Arthur S An_:G€Veral weeks visit with Mr. Ap-
derson of Bwwen IeblBkai WM1 pieby"s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har
solemnized at a faeautih11 catldie-ite? Appleby of Arlington.
light ceremony new saturday*Mr- and Mrs. Appleby (the form-:t h F i r s t L u t h e r a n f f f r D o r o t h y B r o w n )w e r e m a r r i e d
|
HOLD OPEN HOUSEAT SCHOOL FRIDAY
Sevarsl hundred pstmns n.-tznded "open house" held at. Blair
High School, Friday evening.The
progrun dimaxed s week's exhibit
of work done during the schom
year by p\xpi\s of the grades ana
high school.Special demonstra-tions were pmvidedby the science
secretary ,Mr s .A n n a K i n z ;color
bearers.Mrs..May Nelso n,Mr s
Kate Lutz , and Mm. Ada Burc ham.
Several o f t h e a b w e namgad -of11~
cers,wh o were unable to attend
..
; "_I .D i r n n f o n f " l 1 £ )i w e 1 l e ' d . {. M . y 6 9 0 .1
, s f ___§. §
M
n n a I u-..|.¢...... lhmfm1 0 1 9
HOLD OP
AT SCH~
Sevarsl hun~
tended "open ho
High School. Pri
progrun dimax~patriotic neremony par-by Mrs.Mildred Hackney
W .A u x i l i a r y O f f i c e r s
.»A »4 °|~
secretary, Mrs. Anna King: color
l Mrsbearers,Mrs.. May Ne son,Kate Lutz, and Mm...-Xda Burthflm
.|a 1...
l _\ L T Coming Week'
Scheduled E v e n t s For
The Week Of A p d
30-May 7
Thursday April 30
Home Improvement Club (Her-
man)City Park
Hemmn Elaptlsv.Kensington-
uwu... .....--...f-... . ..... _French _Dmi sh la die s Aid-Mn. Grrir
taller AndersenEpiscopalGuild-Mrs.Rm:
Deets
Thunday. May 7
Hillside Project Club--Mrs. Av
nold HxhlnxltChrlstixm Missionary--Mrs. Her-
man LudwigDorcas Society-BI:-s. Emil Stan-
der .
v .1
I1
I n n
formed
v a ._ " " 1 "W . auxili ary we
d a y _ evening;
Ilac kney wer.;
a n a c o n u u c u e s s ,: u s o ul .A | \ . | ¢ ¢ v. .w i l l b e l1'\Sl¥I.l1|:§|H L B l u vvs 1.-_|departmenT h e c e r e m o n y w a s o p e n h o t h e A m a n a fh a 2 1 . 1 8 5 1 8 8 t § £ !l d i n K t l l ( '""""='Rev Hargm an :ne "'|l:\llln:~-w\»-e»""f-lcvenjn Mrs Lesne unen w=\=*|M,-5 Hoya lnpletr K rd Methodist Am Vnurcna.Churc h i n Bla ir w h Re v Charles .lessee p a s ww . s -'f an f o d r-ve C l u b -emma_e lt .»1mi;-man,o e o M C r t h y rogressx4Jfsrrcnhcrmlrrformcdthemnilni o !th e Cungrc gatlonal Ch,,,;1;_c m d Mi ss Ma xi n e ' \ I r s c L » n n A r ms tr o n g basement
F e s t w a l 1 ' " ' " ' " " ' ° " '°"- -Pf="£°':=_'"E--.*!"=...°..°"?.';fi1E,'?;',. . ,i 4 1= e »- a s wa s » =me 4° 1 ' "' " "= " ° f * " °!'§=f====-I¥?2w¥=f§ Afternoon Club Atten d in g m e »»=1_===;=-=11>»,f°fpublic. -..------- »-- »MF.-Hdm A ue m m.r u,luxillan num wen mmm com-
prelim
t. presented her omeon mnndm- Killer of Premumz ne
nl the
' d~ vg l g ' r i m ' K u 'p n - v ¢u c h - e n M 1 1 r e u
| I H a c l m e y .D e p t .E u u y C h n l m l m
M -= ~ . . . _ . - _ m . » m . . . . .n m r . l ¢ | i l l . l ¢ h e
1 Lilac
E Plmls Codnplete ` decoration c ommmee.
'P eter TJ 'l°n,La tta s
Hunts Sundny
3 Peter M .Ty so n e:ntertain
n\\| \\1\»\¢\ hf ffieflds lt dinner
ed u
--Mrs.wxu n Methodist Youths at Oaklann, bun.Bapust Mxssxonary Mrs.Bruce day "ere Rev John F Brooks,
McMillan Altria Thornburéh, Keimth Fee:
Friday, Mly 1 .Double Fnur Bee! Club-George m°::mG:;k"hu_entertainedcircling i_uu. lllzlunluvnvuOffic ers f o r the c oming year
are:President,Mr s. He le n A r
ke ll;senior vice president,Mr s .
Mary Tngc ralev; junior vic e :presl-
den t, Mrs . E dith S mith: tre asu rer
duc tress, Mr s. Alta King ; c lmplaln,
Mr s .Louise Bo lln;guard,M n .
A n n o Lo r etta Ra y ;1B~month
Mr s .Min nie Carmic hael;c onf'
||:¢ull1\:u Luznnyyv, H-r.. ...-..lc h alrma n Ver n W er ns man o f F re -1
mo n t; P a u l Compton,commander
or v .F .W .Post N o 1251,and
Mr s .E l la Caldweil,president O!
Blai r L egi on a uxi lia ry .
A lun c h of m a w b e m short
c ak¢ a nd c o ffee was se rved at we
conc lusion of the meeting.
1trustee,Mr s .Ma th ild n Ha me n u A C Memb ers
Th e an nu al L ilac Time Fe stival,
one o f th e outstanding social
.events of the College y ear, will be
hc ld in the Dana.Cvllei re Aud itorh
u m o n Saturday evening,Li ay 2 .
Li la c Ti mo is sponsored b y me m-
ber s of th e Da na "D " c lub an d W .
A . A .
F i ve girls,chosen b y th e i t u -
dc nt b ody , will c ompos e the honor
atInner-on of
LM-
I; M.
cm,
r. anr.l Mn.
l Mrs.
|
wu -
llnvv
Hindley homeLurky Porkcrs-Andrew Alback
home blondny, Mn 4
Lutheran Sunday Selma! Staff-
Mrs. J. T. Nc-lcon
Tuesday, May 5Cozy Corner Clu litrnice Dor-
nuker 'l American Lezion Auxiliary Ken-
nt dinner, Sunday,honoring Mr.
und Mrs.Jack Maher o!San
Francisco, Cslifdrnil. Other .guull
were Mr. and Mrs. Reed 0'Hnnlon,Sr., and Ruth Arm, Mr. and Hrs.
James Maher, Mm.Marie Maher
and Bobby ol Omahl, and MillKatherine Welnh of Missouri Vd-
ley,Iowa.
:nias and y euow o rc umn._- ~ - -- . .- ---__loc nl restaurant Sunday andhi m. A p leb y s th e d augh ter ot ''Irs.E1if. =1;ea r= § mwn o f Bu rbank *ha swuv enjo y ed an :I tems
nd as graduate o f the _Burbank m g a ? " " " " x ; ? : 1 2 2 :
b e l n e m - " " ' " 3 _ m g M n . m u lHr- An- ll- I"..,. J... las-...1¢nm¢.M:ahaha;
_. . . -l i n e a l !I n l1 Er ll 1l 1|
T w e n t v m e m b e r s E§&B¢:§ 'nr Eh¢"_Ar\|n§z_¢n:.;¢_'§5_°§;;|{,§_'§§.j',;,:|"un»-A.l,erxnoo}\ Club er gush of me~ 'lme Herman Womars %\..». Wednes-
dayaihmoon,at u musical pr~o~
mm and te a-The allair took
nlace at the Baptist Church ofat the corunadon.The girls sel-
ected am:Virginia Campbell,
Blair:Eleanor Jensen,Chicago.Il\inois: Betty Ann Oleaen, Hutch-
h..~._m m m u :Ma mu e t mw
sm~ on-. . s
" 'd Ag a i ns t Di r\ " .s f D c f e nf f ; \ §l / . 7 5
J /N !
1 In v a s i o n !
)
i§§lPem31§§Q"1}`F'l:T"ri;>n i~febra,sksl.|
5 A party at the Appleby home¥§. N. iflekfst
I Event of today
WALTER LYCHELEAVESDANA
W alter Ly c he,instruc tor of
mathematic s and p hy s ic s at Da na
Colege,leaves Saturday fo r Ch i -
cngo where he wi ll un de rg o pr e- '
limi nary training to serve as a n
in smlc to r in s Uni ted S tates Ne v-
Betv-'een twe nty -fi ve an d thi rty
members of th e 'Roy al Nei ghb or
Kensington attended s. nine o'eloc k
break fast held this (Thur sday )
mor ni ng a t the ho me o f Mr s .M.
E. Ty so n.The hostess' assistants
were Mr s .Mi nn ie Tr ip le tt,Mm .
J .W .Sutherland a n d Mr s .Elsu:
Mcfh-ide.The b reak fast was one of a ser
i¢m nf soc ial even ts whi c h will be
o1»'r's HALL
Bennington, Nebr.
i n n d a v .N a v 3 r d
'iieén-mn."~~--'~-~-~y Musical readings wen given by Johansen,Fresno, California:and
M _W'| -}{k d Honor Lyeke, Elkhorn, Iowa.
QM;1I\sTr i ease:e v i i ;Gene MeGrne, Teknrnah.
1 . Loy etj b th of _roam. and Miss Lillian Koudele n!j.aa'l"*" at Qnnx fhlrws EM
»-~ -~--- ...nl ».¢»\ fm `l(\mz.
starpast
A<
d
I\HwI 1 I '" "' _ _\ l \ | a i |' l v ~P o i n t 'W HS u - U » .U .t h e h o n o r a t h
Cha§;1i:e1'a's
Orchestra
OPEN EVENINGS
7 to 9 P.lVl.
Every Week DayStarting Monday, May ith
Buch's Grocery
Kennard
|Ir Miss Vera Neuernberger,Wear
sehool teacher, is ill with mumps.
;Susan lleeh, daughter ot' Mr. and
!\lrs.Ben Rceh,has the measles
this week,|Mrs, Ed Jensen entertained tm!imcmbers of her birthday club,
Emery aftemuon.
|The Washington _County Wo-
mxxn's Chorus broadcasted a con-cert over radio station KORN in
Fremont, Friday.\Guests at the Patrick Healy
,homc, Sunday. were Mr. and Mn.
QM. L. Healy, Dr. Delia Lynch and
~l\liss Mary Moran of Omaha; and
,Mm Ma ry Roberts of Sheridan.,
Wyoming.
ll
Lwns selected ny memners on u'Dano D. Club.Robcrt Jensen.Chicago.chair-
man of the program committee.has announced that President
Lawrence Siersbeck will hawchargeof the ooroiiation.The]
program will include local tnlent
and talent from other schools,with the following high-lights: Mrs. Gladys Moore Bergenl
Sioux City, Iowa,former voice,
instructor at Dana, will present nvoeulsolo;Mrs.Ann Radcliff]
Bryant of Tekamah will give areading; Clavirz Wheeler of 0,.,...g
ha, violin solo; Miss Lois Ann,
Baker, Omaha. marimba solo; anaMissClsricoSommers,Oakland,
vocal solo.
o u r , v m v u c P E T E |
j ui Training school. Following mo*al "cuks of work in Chicago, he will
mms. ALVIN R. M.-ix lb" "='f'K"'='% 'P one of the govern
rmnn bv Rana"
Palms,fems and large baskeu
of colorful snupdragons decorated
the church.Preccdinr; ihe ccre~
mony,Mrs.James Hansen sun!"At Dzxwrring" and "The Lord ls
My Shepherd".Organ nccompllm-ment was provided by Miss AK"f>
lumen, who also played the wed-
ding march.The bride, given in marriage by
her uncle,James Sorensen oxCouncilBluffs.were a brocadeu
\~mr» satin zowm with a trainl
|I
.lion performed.
ments training schools. although
his ultimate destination is not
known at this time
MRS. AUSTIN BACKFROM HOSPITAL
Mrs.Milan Austin who hasbeen confined w the Methodist
Hospiw in Omaha lor we past
week,returned to her home in
Blnir, 'huesday afternoon.She is
recovering nicely from an opera-
l is reported.
.
l l d h i ;iring by the kenslngtov..
Club Notes
Busy Bee Club
'llrs Sophie Reeh.was hostes
to nine members of the Busy Bee
Club, Wednesday afternoon, at the
monthly meeting of the group.'Um club recently gave $5 to
the Red Cross.
Blue Ribbon Clubs
The Blue Ribbon Baby Bee! and
va.,Clubs will meet Saturday
AE R OW AJ L I L U U A v v n n
232:
A jay to uae! Ap ly . . .:han nit back nm admiredlrrlm in only tn:my min 32 On.
utrsl to n smooth nluaa ~flninh. Snowblnl hlgh qua
]ohnson's Glo-Coat
i§"&:
Halfpn1inl|'Imz Gln(T n n 1.l.¢~a\e~n a finish an mu atsparkle na Fihber Mc(}reand Moliyl So any to uso!'rry the economical Inge §§'2:
size.
u I-lsuulv Snowbird Mapsr~- " ' - r a r v - ~ -§snun ar pmm. maps mnda of stout and 3 f i Z.
.may 2ply ynrmn. 'rm rum :in for " '~
F u r n i t u r e P o l i s h m l '
,..ASnowbird hnnd. The rlvrnr amber color 9 '
and (mn clan on of rednr nuke n de '||;'mrux to The Dolllh um neu /nn u!
um gruxm ¢-uxflmey.~
)
LAnsoN sronn
Beef or .Veal
Roasts
F r e s h
G r o u n d Be e f
o r P o r k
All Kinds of
com M EAT
n. M. Corn, z Cans -,»:sc
Pgrk and Beans, Large Can »-l5c
Post Toanies or Corn Flakes,Box 101:
Ma r c o 0 a t m e a l , L a r g e Bo x .»l8c
Crystal W hite Soap, 6 Bars --25c
Ma r c o e l l y Ma k e r , B o x .-»91:
Pa r k R o a s t s
Fresh Cabbage
Cauliflower,Rsdlnhes,Tu-
matoes,Asparagus,Celery ,
Ne w Potatoes,Sweet Pota-
toes,Grapefruit,Oranges,
berries
nuu na . ~ U.. - .. ._ _ _M R S . D A M , H O O P E R ,
IThe country home of Mr.andMrs. Edwin Dam in the Sheridan
Tovmdhip was the scene of a hap-
py gathering,Sunday afternoon.
when around twenty-five relatives
and friends from I-Hemont, Hoop-er Winslow and Hernmn gatheredufi-emind Mrs. Dam that ghe..aa5x'
Wil!" séeibiéin neckline was
adorned with a double strand of
pearls, and her lace edged finger
'tip veil of white net hung from a1.-omnet trimmed with small ncarlh.
She carried a shea! of calln lilia.
r Miss Mildred Hansen of Moor-
head, iowa, as bridesmaid wore a
blue floor-length gownmnd u cox-
onet of pink camations.
Diwis. Hall
.Nuptials Told
Miss Lillie Davin of Blair,
daughter of Mrs. Emma Davis of
bong Beach, Califomia,becamethe Bride of Harold Hall, mn of
Mm.Mabel Hall of Blair, in a
Q&'énaXg'2l2 the home of Miss Dar-llene Sorensen.
Danish~ Ladies Aid
Mrs.Christoifer Andersen Wi\l
envertain at her home, Wednesdayafternoon. May 6, for the Danish
Ladies Aid,
Lutheran Shfl
r~stal ~ l m ~Soap,~6 Bars »-25c
alrco elly Maker,Box. -»»91:
enju~cd. ~an~a lunc h ,'Iit~ fo
k i n g "wa s i n order before
departure.
BRING US YOUR SOA z@B\m
eef or .Veal
Roasts
HOLD "CLEAN-
DAY AT COL
The annual "clean up" d
ins held this (Thursday) =
on the Dann Cohege cam~entire student body, asofn poll taken Wednesparticipate in the campai
Fresh
Ground Beef
or Pork
All Kinds of
c o m M E A T
Pa r k R o a s t s
Fresh Cabbage
Cauliflower,Rsdlnhes,Tu-
matoes,Asparagus,Celery ,
Ne w Potatoes,Sweet Pota-
toes,Grapefruit,Oranges,
berries
~\hmassed andther milestone of l
I iourney..
i{e's|'Phe bridegzroom was attendee
" f e b y his fratern ity brother,Pam
Green of Linc oln.Ush ers were
g ; J a m e s Hansen an d Fr e d Paulsen
' o f B la i r .,n
simple wedding performea tiunuuy .Apr il 26,at. the ho me o f M r s
Derelle Bar be r in Te kmnn h.Mr s
Barber is p astor of th e Cong rega-
tiona l Ch urc h o f Blair.
_ ........................u»...
Th e Lu th er a n Sunday scnooz
staf f wi ll h old its regu lar meeting,
next Mo nda y e ven ing, at th eho rne
of Mr s. J . T. Nelson.
A I .Anrrilixrv
I1 1 |f "'| ° » \ - » - - -| - _ " _ _b e e n m a w i t h b l n ! a n d w h i t e n n -
L ' E G E | d o m i | p n t i : | g _ t h e c 9 1 u r _ | e h e m a .~
ayisbe
alwmqm Winn- ifnnerson the Dann College campus.Theentire student body. as the result.
of a poll taken Wednesday, will
participate in the campaign.
Men's Zelan jackets!
's z . o o t o $ 4 . 5 0
.lust the Righ t Th ing lo 'v€B| »' i_y ¢
Me n ' s S l ac k S u i t s a n d P a n t s
Suits sz.so to $5.00
Pants --$1.95 to $4.95
Sport Shirts $ .95 to $1.95
.
to Mr .and Mr s .J .H.Kern
tho rnc of Oakland,Caiiforni
Mr s.Kempth orne,the f o r m
Maxi ne Gusmson of B lai r, i s t
dmu f hte r o f A. D .Guatason.
l\!AR'i`lN To Mr . u n d Mrs . R.
Ma r ti n o f Altoona,Iowa,
daughter, J anice Mae, born Ap
2 6 a t th e Meth odis t Hospi tal
Des Moines.Mr s . Ma n i n i s t
for mer E mma Zi e g le r o f Bl~
V .
$3.50 to $3.95
|
sen:Sunday School and B:
classes at 9:30. This will be the
H LU"l` H! I RA N-Ha ro ld C . J or g
1
Hy meeting at. the c hurc h. The »
'W ill be spent.at.Da na Coll
where Dr.Ca rlse n wi ll preac h
10:45.
s'r.M A R Y ' S EP I S COP A
Sunday School.9:30.Ho ly C
munion a t 11 o' c loc k, Rev. Ne
J oy ne r will be the o elebr ant.
C H U R C H O F CHRIS'I`--'I`
Lindenmey c r:Churc h School,
Ground Beef
or Pork 1
Aumnas of g
com MEAT i z@B\m
I
S a n o n z e --
$1.25 to $1.95
We Sell Quality at the Lowest Price
J- D, GARRISON
--- - - --"1
xx::n1»frno12N1~:.A 9 mf son
aa v . _
Cauliflower,Rsdlnhes,Tu-
matoes,Asparagus,Celery ,
Ne w Potatoes,Sweet Pota-
toes,Grapefruit,Oranges,
berries
'fm young people left that even-
ing for Detroit, Michigan, where Mis. w9/"'il;r;soiwill assist the host
`Pn\mcr Strcct.
-~;=\.v' :~ ~~; ..:=;f>i'
fa"'a'2 n .,
1|~....»..:R . ..-'sq
rhursuay l.\II.El.lul..|uu,. . . . ...._Hansén ac ting as c b-hostess.Th e
mn Mr s .Fra nk K en da ll an d da ug h-
p.;f£!l, Sharon, of W althill spent sev-
a.eral day s this we ek wi th Mr, an d
:] | h 1l$.Emo ry Hu n t, J r . ,and sons.
ne Mr .and Mr s.Ma rs ha ll Ty son
fo n d f a mi ly o f Omah a spent Sun-
A.` ;i ;y o t the p ar en ta l, M. E . Ty so n,
o_me.If",Sund ay visi tor s of Mr . an d Mrs.
in A. J . Co nra d an d fa mily we re h ir.
i n la n d M r s .R. P . W illiams of Ce dar
ir.Bluf fs.|
Mr s .E m m a Tay lo r,l"i'sidilnf
near Rose Hi ll shipped six w w_avera ging 486 lbs.fo r the Mlr n i
1 -day ma r ke t f o r whic h she re-
jnfg teived $13.60.
a s Mr s.Chris Nelson entertained
.nu n number o f fri ends and r elati ves,
alicia.H A l)l|lLu| ..u 11 \|1esson on c heese-mmung wma | ilu"The b ride wer e a light blu e suz tglwrdéd b y MTS . L E .Larsen.
wi th :navy and rose ac c essoiies;GUestB inc luded Mrs. C. E. Frenc h
her Qgrgagg wa s m d r05 eg s ur- la nd MTB.J oe Jessen.Mr s .J ohn
rounded by white c a rnations.Sharif wi ll g lg e g l a t 'the Ma y
Atte nda nts were Mlss Bernice mee ti ng o f_e c u
Goldbeek of Blair and W iilus Mun-;dorf o f Omaha.Mi ss Goldbeek Study To Lea rn Clqfrworeli g h t blue,also,wi th rvs ei Th e Study To Lea rn Projec t
and na vy accessories;and had a Club me t wi th Mr s . Otto Lu s c h eu ,
corsage o f pink carnations.i'I'hursdny .Th e lesson on cheese
ma ki ng wa s gi ve n b y th e lea de rs ,
Mrs. Lusc hen and Mrs. Ole Jensen.
Officers f o r th e c oming *fear are
Mr s.He nr y Vo ss ,president,and
Futu re pla ns of the eo uple h ave
not y et been announc ed.I\Irs.'
lla ll.wh o has been employ ed a t
the B en Fr ank li n Sto re , will lea vesoonf o r a vis it amo ng rela tives.Mrs.Ole Jensen,secretary.Th e
c lub wi ll meet on Ma y 28 wi thin California.l Mr s .Ole J ensen.
Buy De fense Bond s and ISaving S tamps No w!*Advertise 'fn Th e E n te mr ls e
OHNSON'~ SELF POLlSHlNGi f f ` . J 'a m - \ ' : u m
I :un Poliuhn and pmnmBoonundllnolwm,
gl ~an no ~bbang-s|°.c¢°1.hsm askddn.n o o n~ll-L0/17'v o u s un n 5 9 °| l l l ' l 9 8 °
a u - H5 4 s n :n u
KOLTERMAN'S
~BE§3=|;,;;N|<;|r~a s1on.£§
~ last Friqqythe occasion celebrar n l"1 ing her birthday.1|
,.-'Mr. and Mrs. Bennard Reeh nnd,
nn-' daughters entertained,Tuesday \iile evening,for Mr.and Mrs. Jack
Maher of San Francisco, Califor-i.I We/my
mn//M
"'_.\°
Oranges 220 Size, Daz.3'1c
A p p l e s L a r g e ,3 l b .B o x ,Z i g c
.'| ,c
Lewis Lye
3 Cans 17:
Lettuce, Carrots and Radishes
C o r n F l a k e s '~~'Mu.LER's 2-l\l.b0x -l9¢
3Packages 17c l»lb. box »loc
Full Line of
Garden Seeds
We/my
mn//M
"'_.\°
Oranges 220 Size, Daz.3'1c
A p p l e s L a r g e ,3 l b .B o x ,Z i g c
.'| ,c
Lewis Lye
3 Cans 17:
Lettuce, Carrots and Radishes
C o r n F l a k e s '~~'Mu.LER's 2-l\l.b0x -l9¢
3Packages 17c l»lb. box »loc
Full Line of
Garden Seeds
_.a k
ND
R.om37c
w ITE
DA Y
48 lbs.Q9
24 lbs. - 9Sc
A.10|ion
riot'
ice.ND
: n ::rch
. r d
at
ma.Mrs. Lynn Witt. of Omaha 5p0'|lfSrlturday with Mr. and Mrs. W. K.
Strode.Mr. and Mrs.Russell
Peak and Judy of Omaha spun!
&1nday with the Strodes, and Hill
Cappis of Fremont was a guest on
Monday.
Mr. and Mm. Paul K. Siert and
M1-und 'M1~n Rnhnrf seam-L and
Men's Zelan jackets!
's z . o o t o $ 4 . 5 0
.lust "§BiQif""'= lo 3 1
'n
V .
$3.50 to $3.95
S a n o n z e --
$1.25 to $1.95
We Sell Quality at the Lowest Price
J- D, GARRISON
o
Booth's Fresh Frozen Stravd rries, Red Rasp-
berries, Etc., Corn, Peas, Lima Beans, Brusse\s
Sprouts, Broccoli, Etc.; and Fresh Frozen Fish
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
"*0RANGES, Calif. Sunkist, DDZ. ....._..._-..__25¢
''T Texas Seedless, 6 For..1'1c
e Suits~$2.50 to $5.00
Pan ts --$1.95 to $4.95
Sport Shirts $.95 to $1.95
.
no~s sums\
.1 ». ~
I.r
LE
I.!l
o
c
8.»I1\.||1 .Qandsermon.7:30 p m . ,J u
meet.inp;;8:30 plm., revival se
L U T H E R A N , K E N N A R D
W A S H I N G TO N- - P . C . J e n s
Sunday School, 10 a.m., and ch
sengice,11 aan.,a t K e n n
chufch.N o servic e or aclmoo
W as hin gto n. All o ur y ou ng »
are in vi te d to the Lu th e r
Rally spo nso red by Da nn Col
wi th meetings at.10:45, 2:30
7:30. The Dana c hoir prooen
ann ual ho me c on c er t i n the
mg .C O N G R E G A T I O N A L - M r s
rc lle Barber:Sunday Schoo
Churc h Services,11.
ME'l`HODlS 'I'--J ohn P.B
10 a.rn.,church sc hool;w
pleased wi th o u r aver ag e s
anc e but welc ome any othe
should enroll i n ou r ~ r l
mm., Mo r ni n g W o r sh i p, se r
"Th0\1ght, Word and Deed".
Youth Fellowship.
no~s srolgm
T h e B la i r H o i ~
A llnme lmuimuiau
m o n w
Mrs. J. H.Grimm and lim. C.T.Farnham returned Tllesdny
from Lincoln, where they had been
guests since last Friday at the,
home nf Mrs. Grimnfs sister, nm.
'Earl IL Brooks.1
Booth's Fresh Frozen St;'aw\x'ries, Red Rasp-
''Be Brusse\shnrles, Etc., Corn, Peas, Llma ans,
'-»-'~h
\
lI ,~ l ' ~,i ~
CIA L S FOR FRIDA Y A ND S A TURDA Y
ANGES, Calif. Sunkist, Doz. ......._.........__25c
.17cAPEFRUIT, Texas Seedless, 6 For.
RROTS, Calif. Green Top, Lge. Bch. ._... 66
PARAGUS, 2 Large Bunches .......,._.._.....=..,.15c
LAI) DRESSING, Raretreat, 26~oz. Jar_23c
EERIOATS, 2 Lge. Pkgs. ..........-....-.............-.25c
FFEE, Butternut, Regular or Drip, Lb.,..33c
LVET, 2-oz. Tm ..__._.,....................-................._.....10c
~ A S T , F a n c y B e e f , L b . ~
IENIES, Best Grade, Lb. ._,.........-......__."3c
EESE, Kraft, Brick, Cream Pimiento,
2-lb. Bofx _,.,..__._.._,___,,._,..-;,...................._.,...67c
Ch
I
10pi
a n
sh~
|
n
Yo
T.
f
gn'holr;~
.1 ». ~
v 1 Chops
LEAN
CENTER
CUTS
lb. 33c
Minced Ham
WIlSON'S
lb, 18c
Lettuce, Carrots and Radishes
Oranges 220 Size, Daz.3'1c
Apples Large, 3 lb. Box, 23c
Grapefruit Large, Each Sc
Bologna
lb. 19C
Lewis Lye
3 Cans 17:
Cheese
KRAFF
lb. 33c
Corn Flakes
MlLLER'§
3 Packages 17c
. J. SAS
Phone 33 .We beliv e;-
F l o u r
w ITE
DA Y
48 lbs.Q9
24 lbs. - 9Sc
Steak
ROUND
ORSIRLOIN
lb. 37c
Hamburger
ALL MEATlb. 7.3¢
Boiling Beef
lb. l8c
Full Line ofGarden Seegs
Pork Liver
FRESH SLICED
lb. llc
CRACKERS
z-nu. box l9¢
l»lb. box »loc
I eop\e
agualege,
and
s its
wen-
De-,ID.
oaks:
areMend- `
,whoL11
mo np.n'I.,
l
dinner, Saturday. by Mr. and Mrs.Lmnard Miller of Omaha.Theoccasion was Mrs.Miller's birch~
day.
Wa\do Hancock of Herman wason the Omaha Stock Market. Mqn»
day, with a shipment of 104 chaxcr
400 lb.hogs for which he re-ceived $13.20 and his arm.Paul,
had a shipment uf 86 head awr-
aging sew lbs. which bmugb! fhf
same price
E Mrs.Nancy Mcflonnahn ann
Mrs.Olive Gosssrd of Wayne
nm Arthur L omch and Bnnnn-\were Tuesday dinner guests nt.U\e
_Shawn Kay were entertained B!`
1
i\
no~s srolgm
th's Fres rozen -,ries, Etc., Corn, Peas, Lima Beans, Brusse\s
outs, Broccoli, Etc.; and Fresh Frozen Fish
ECIA L S FOR FRIDA Y A ND S A TURDA Y
RANGES, Calif. Sunkist, DDZ._..._-..__25c
RAPEFRUIT, Texas Seedless, 6 For..1'1c
ARROTS, Ca\if. Green Top, Lge. Bch. _61:
SPARAGUS, 2 Large Bunches ...."""f*...:._.15c
ALAD DRESSING, Raretreat, 26-oz. Jar_23c
HEERIOATS, 2 Lge. Pkgs.~..-.25c
OFFEE, Buttemut, Regular or Drip, Lb.,,33c
.106
M c
"3c
ELVET, 2-oz. Tin ~
' OAST, Fancy Beef, Lb. ._.-_..........._.........
" IENIES, Best Grade, Lb. .,_...___...._.
HEESE, Kraft, Brick, Cream, Pimienw,
2-lb. Bo'x .__.._..,..___.W;..,.._.,,.,..,..,..67c
ingcrel!Ch
10pl~
a n
sh~
I-.Ya
T.
1
gn' ho\r:~
\
Refrigerated Locker;or ' en
=»r Carl Lorsc h home.Sunday vi gulm of th e L o :a c he s we re Fr e ema n
;L o f ti s and Ho wa rd ,and Clarence
Freeman of Cra ig;Mr .|.rid Mr s.
,F loy d Fietc her and sons,Lester
and Dean of Be atri c e, Mrs.Errllc
1A n d er s o n md daughtenl,Mr .ann
Mm .|.nuln IInvnndiok of AIiU0Tli1'
M r Mi d Mrs . L eon ard Lo fti s an d
family . Mr. and Mr s. Flo y d Lof t1s
m d fa mi ly o f Ha r m! r l;Mr .and
Mm .W alter L u n c h and Darlene
of Craig:Mr .an_d M n Ar thu r
Lor5c h and Bonnie.\ 'C
I _
7nun- 1~1@1m1» Apfg ao, me
200 Attended
Reception For
|||||
~ ~ f.li ' 1 A
The :annual election of officen: w k v i m.Tuesday.when theGoldenHo ur P r° . i¢ d- C lu b met a t
r ~~w ~
¢- wi . a a
Servi~ il l~king for qudifiod ap-
plicants to fill the following john:
N913 Notes40.~ halpinr S1\.hlcv Rumua~
len ¢¢1¢b1-ate hm- birthdgi. ~
I
ld h o d i li l -T h o l l v r h o l n i l r f l w
h m m c o me b y either n nxoutbly
ng r e e ma nt o r a life c ontrac t.On
either they m e furnished wi th
_.......I rl |¢\n\f|r\r ma dlc n l CI N;
~ ~..c,~¢1"S ¢e°{\}f Z#:5i-,Q .f. .j.». :.;§§!r ~_»f3 \1¢C."z"%l .ar n f li j! § ; " ; l r '.1 " "" ",ii ..v .¢L¢h: ee :mu vt\!""'i'-"'|"'Hr s .E lme r s n u f f m d E lme rJ r . , _ o f A u b u r n ,s p e n t g p m W e d :
. c u f u .. . . _ ! _ .A i * h i `| "l 0
C r o w d |H o m e
Tmwmuw. "Umuumnm
I l l I i d l l v l l u l
.P u \ ' > | | c a t i o n
The Crowell Memodsl Home of
i r reserved nstlon-wlde pub-
ty lsst week through l news
ry sppeuing in "The Chris-
n Adware",ofllclsl newspa-r-msgazine of the Methodist
nxeh, published in Chlosgo.
Writben by Rev. A. D. Burrell.pedntenuent of the Home,the
blcls reads as follaws:
"Slmsv,¢§ within the corporate
nite of his thriving little diy is
me was knee the palstisl home O!r. and Mp. C. C. Crowell. Now it
inds as a monument to Lhdr
snerodty, for in' 1906 they ded-
l it ua the Nebraska Annual Con-
lrenes lov use ss sn old people's
rme.1.
"Only thirty-seven pemons cxna sceommodsted, for thi! is not s.rge instiwtion but a home, and
xs limlwd number ot guests
lakes it possible to mdntain the
nmelike atmosphere.
"Both hen and women are ad»
litted as guests. They need not be
rvmu, ww., ..........,, ._Y___and clothing. Those who ere sble,
pay according m 1 seals MWFmined by their nge And physlw
condition. A lim!!/sd number sm
cared for free of d'mrK¢~"The Crowell Hemurisl Home insnpportd by the Nebraska Con-ference.The Rev.Clxxrles B.
l-Iankins of Omalm in presidmh
md Mrs. Bm-res: ss the matron."
H E R M A N N E W S
md children of Psnlllionz Mr. .md
Mrs. Edgar Skinner of Blsir.Amon: *Xu msnv who alluded
funeral services for Mn. J.A.
West. Thursday. were LIN. llsmleJsckwn. Mr. md Mn. W. J. Rut-ledze. Mr.snd Hrs, Perry Roseand children.Mr. md Mrs. KyleJansen snd children at Omshn, Mr.md Mrs. Robert. Adams md ehll-dren. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eckley,Mr. end Mrs. Funk Tsylor. Hn.Huy 'Timm Mr. and Mrs. LsrneyBeker. Miss Nellie Baker end Mt.
and Mrs. Cerlton Baker of Teks~
mah, Mn. Gail Drayer ol Lincoln,Mrs. Vlc Jansen of North Bard.
Bny Defemsg Bonds and
Saving S ps Now!
,l l
's HOURS 9 to 12: 2 to 5. Appointments Made mscShu
Mwill
OmmLulderMr.md
wel
l
wx' m
weJol
Lo.
1
entM1Ve. M1
mll\'l
50:
nn| ww
$L,rnwCl
Am* a i
lay :mul Blwnauyeu home.Irs: D. E. Hayes spent Sunday\Mr. md Mrs.Bruce Smith in
lr. and Mn. Fred Ray.M n .a Potter. nuts sod Dsrml Val-
wors Sundav dinner sruests of.and Mrs.Joe Bandar.Mr.l Mm, rrea Bm., of Omaha
ro visitors. also.»Ars.Madeline Hannon of Mil-ukee.Wlsconsln arid C. A.ornas of I n Crosse. Wisconsinre vdsitora this week 01 Mrs.ianna Olson. and the A.H.
w e e .M r .a n d M r s .J .A .J e r p e r s e n
Le x - t ai n e d a t d i n n e r .S u n d a y f o r
-.a m d M r s .J .C . ! . . a ! M 1 l .M l ' l ~
r n o n l L a r s e n a n d J l m m l c a n d
rs .C ,W .C h r l n e n s a i o f F l . .
m t :M r . a n d M r s .B r i l l H o : - s e e k
d s o n s a n d M i l o L a r s e n o f D e n i -
n. Iowa.Mr.and Mn. Ernest GrenierldchildrenandNoraCushmanare Sunday dinner meats of Mr.ld Mrs.Hsrrv Hultquist of
althill.Mrs.William Mesdor of Teka-sh was a guest at n combinedeetinz of the W. S. C. S. andesleysnGuild nt the Methodist
iurch,Wednesday afternoon.Mr. and Mrs. Ed Olson,Mrs.
rnanda Rasmussen.Miss Dag-
nr Olson and lvsn Olson wereinnerguests,Sunday.at the
horvsld Petersen home.Mr. and Mm Harry Swan and
ins of Omaha were Sunday din-
er guests of Mrs. Sarah Swannd visited Mrs.Sws.n's mother,
lrs. James Van Horn.Mrs. Harold Brewester. Jeaninend Terry_of_Fi'§m_ont__spent`_Sat-
Severin rsua vyf.-----1 --~and female600 Track Workers for RAI
mas ________--.42-sae hr.
soo Switchrnen --------$7 .8 2
300 Brakemen,r;rels\1¢-$ 7-32
1 Suent ________E;__-..__.S400 Mo.
1 Horticultnrist, hybrid
seed com -,.._--.;6.;$45 wk.
Sevenl --SX o.Young men to take free taining
in mschine shop, welding, rs~din,sheet metal, and wood-
work.Young men, free training andDW, learn to be cook, aviation
mechani¢8. aircraft sheet met-al worker, gas and diuel me-
chanic, and baker.For these and hundred-B o! otheropenings,write to the United
sum; Employment Serviw. Fre-
mont, Nebraska, or contact their
representative when he will be in
the Court House at Blair on Wed-
nesdays from 9:00 to 4:30.=This is a. free service, no !'l1lr€.\'=
to employer or johseeker.|Watch next week's paper for
new jobs.
The W . s G. S. - gg gglwn
G 'ld t f a soci rnoon.€".».."li»-eil Wednesday.The
affair was in the nature 0;akitchen shower. for the new kitch-
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_sd by Nurs Cushman.iii HS. 22 50 . by Marilyn Ncl~
son and a vocal duet bv Mrs.
James Presbn and Mrs. S» R. biwe-
Chris iunnuaseu.ne u n mu " .Raymond Rasmussen and dsmdi-ters. Harry Madsen and family and
Mrs. Jams Iverson.Sunday lower meats of theAlbert |Kuhrs and Duane were Mr.and MIB-Rl7fhol\d French andfamilyandMr. and Mrs. Louie
Mr. and Mrs.George Rasmussen
and family were Sunday aftemoonand mover guests of Mr. and Mu.Chris Ndsors and Helera Mr. andMrs.Everett Stork and childrenwg; ovsnink irliests of the Ras-
mnssen's.Sunday svsnlnz ma ts o f Mr.and Mn. Hans Wulf were Mann.and Mhsdames Bud Crondy andfamily-Harland Wulf and Shar-lmo. will Wulf and Donald; Bob
Wulf. and Donna ReedMr.and Mrs. Ed Christensenwere Saturday aftemoon visitors
of the Pete lvarsena Sunday vis-
iton were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ras-mussen and Virginia and Mr. and
Mrs. Jens Ivarsen.Mr. and Mrs.Harland Nelsonand Mr.and Mrs.Fred Jensenwere Saturday eveninr zueata of
Mr. snd Mrs. Chris Nelson.Mrs. Helens Taft of Fremont
spent several days visitimt her sis-ter. Mrs. Emma Andresson.OnSaturday evenins they visited Mrs.
Solomon Barton._Mr. and Mrs.Msnnn Denmanand family were Snturdav eveninzguestsofthe Clarence Hansen
Those helnine Will Hansen cele
br-ste his birthday, Sunday, wereMr snd Mrs. Marlon Denman andfamilyof Snrinarfield.Mr.andmg,Ernest Wenerzuard and
Mrs, hed Peek spent rnarsoaywith Mrs. R-ay M¢Conmsha.1
Mrs. Fred Hovendick mrbrrt
Lum. Mlrsv et a nd Doris were
Fremont siwvuerl.Saturday.Mrs Howard Hovendick at-tended the funeral services forFlorenceHopewellat Tekamsh,
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Melvin entertained at Sunday din-ner for Mr. and Mrs. Ed Iasnrwellof Bancroft and Mr. and Mrs. Ray-mond Madll and family. Afternoonmms were Mr. and Mrs . HennLongwell of Omaha: Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Maxill and family of Bon-son vm eydirll visitors.Ruby hi-sen was a Sundav af-
ternoon visitor at the Chris Kuhl-
man home.Mrs. Lester Curlev nent I-'rldayevenimrat the August Jordanhome.Mrs. Bert Thompson mentWednesday evenimz there,Mrs. Herman Snrick received abadlyinjuredlez.Monday,whenthewind whipped a screen doorout of her hands and threw her|
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onto the walk.'Wednesday eveninz mlests attheRaymond Marin home. help~
me Mm.Mlirill celebrate herbirthday.were Messrs. and Mes-dames Vernon Clements,HaroldMairillanddaughters. A. I, Ma-.K\i and Bobbie, Art Maltill and
Melvin: and Wilbur Clemente.Fred Hovendick and familv wereSunday dinner ituests of Mm. Mar-\
i tm L M H
_e ry oven ck ome r.tBlair. $uhirday. to care for Mrs.Hove di k wh 'ill.n c o is _Mr and Mrs Parke Loftis undfunny were Mnda evenin ._ Miss Ethel May Ray,Mr.and\
en; the orogram consisted of sing- fsmilv.c yons rs.oxendick went
io th Hen H di h
llilrs. A. uf. Clelff. gve arenort Ernn Jean of Omaha. Mr. and Mrs.
y gv i s Mrs. Jens Jensent Mr.and Mm.ers st the "QQ Peck h°m":. .\Ja4:k Burchsm. Miss Betty A\bs|:k,:
Warrick and family.Andrew Al-
.hach and children. Lloyd Johnson`Russel Ward and son. Merle Wand
use nuuw os ...__-.._,..Ho mi n.Mrs.Gudrnond§?§..w» was electd vresldenl.;
Mn.Ge0¥`!0 Chamberlain and
Mn. Cecil Ives. leader-s.A and F:
Mrs.nmra re t Williams.health
leader; Mrs.Clyde Metzler, read-inz leader; Mrs. Byron Bunn. mu»sic leader;and Mrs.George K.
Nelson,secretary-treasurer.Mrs. Harry Tywmand Mrs. Ed~
mu' Larsen vidted at the Kenneth
Baker home in Tekamsh. Sunday.
Mx. and Mrs. Clyde Metzler andEthelMarisentertainedat sup-per, sunday. for Mr. and Mrs. By»ron Bums and children, Jackie and
Mary Ann.Mrs. _A_ R. Bales ment Friday
with her dsfar. Mrs. Oval Reeves
and family;Mrs. Lester Hansenwas also a vidwr.Sundav guestsat the Reeva home were Mr, am.Mrs. Byron Bunn ard fsmilv and
Mrs.Howard Um:and baby ot
Blair.Mrs. Geonre Monran was
s Monday eveninz caller.Mr.and Mrs.Frank Soll anddsuzhter. Pearl. attended the fn-neral of Mr.Soll's cousin.M m 'Henry Logernann. at BenninztonnSaturday.|
Mr. and Mrs, Brysh Warrick en-tertained at dinner.Sunday, forMr. and Mrs. Cecil Brant and Missletha Fitchhorn of Blair.gMr. and Mrs_Cecil Brant hadas their miata Wednesdav even~|
ine.observing Mr.Bi-snt's hirtl\~[
day. Messrs. and Mesdarnes Bryon,
of Herman;Mrs. Minnir-Olsen,
s v s v u n v - v ,. . -
Two hundred mowers and daugh-
ters of the Herman vicinity au
tended the annual roceptlomheld
l~'rld.sy evering at the Herman
Legion Hall.Mrs. Marie Stowan
Jesse of Omaha was the speaker
of the evminm sivinz seyoral im~
personatlons and reviewing o cur-
rently popular book.
August Rathmann and Miss Mar-
Karet Wulhurn of Flair.Mr. and Mrs.Ralph Longwell
were entertained at dinner. Sun-day. at the homo o!Mrs. MIK-well's rmtirer. Mrs. Emma Jansenof Blair.Other rruesto were Mr.
and MN. Hans Aye and children.Hume Goltry, and o I..oolrry'of' Omaha.Mrs.Etta.Brandt d M n .Emma Jensen of Bldrudalled at
the Ralph Lomrwell home. Friday
afternoon.Thursday. Mrs. GeorxreMorrill was s dinner zuest of theLonirwclls.
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Mr s_§;1_r"Ba;rand J¢sse|I§f"E1§é Lilgills, Mré Enger returnHansen.in: with them.5\md.\v sunoer mleste of Mrs.Mr. and Mrs. Wixrren WakefieldEmma Taylor were Messrs. and and sons were Sundxy dinner
Mesqgxnes gogn .'1`avl<>r_ mg ?'1'; guests of Axma and Birdie Flem-
IE B l u m :va un ... - - -. .M r s .C h r i s H u m e .M r s
r u s e a n d G e m l d w e r e
llex..A l t e r a ten day vis it. wi th h is
pa re n ts , Mr, an d Mrs . L e o Fme a. ;
Mr .a n d Mm. A r th u r F a u s e tt a n d
Dic kie le f t Th u r s da y mor n i mr f o r
th e i r h o m e a t L o s Anaeles.Cali
fornia;Mr s .Fnxmett and Bon had
l l E l l l . l . l \ C B 1 : | | \ n . . » u - -- _K r u s e h o m e a t N i c k e r s o n ,S u n d a v .
i i n h o n o r o f h i s b i r t h d s v .O t h e r s
p r e s e n t w e r e M r .a n d M r s C l a r -
e n c e G o l d b e r g a n d c h i l d r e n o f
T e l b a s t o .M r .a n d M r s .N o r m s
L a r s e n a n d c h i l d r e n o f F o n t a n e l l e ,
s o e n t s e v e r a l w e e k s h e r e .A c - ' N f l - _a n d M r s .H .H .C h r i s t e n s e n .
c o m p n n y i n t t h e m w a s M r .F f w S ~ , G c o m e C h r i s t e n s e n a n d f a m i l y o f
e t t f s g r a n d f a t h e r .I r a .W i l l i a m s o n .T e k a m a h a n d M r .a n d M r s .H a r v e y
w h o w i l l m a k e a n e x t e n d e d v i s i t K m s e a n d c h i l d r e n o f H o o p e r .
o n t h e w e s t c o a s t .\M r .a n d M r s .B o n W a c h t e r v - e r e
M e T o r n V f a l t e f i e l d .J r . ,g g g r S a t u r d a y n i c h t g u e s t s o f M r .a n d
t o r t a i n e d t h e B = f * h d - " S I C M E -* ' i M r a .F r e d G o o d m a n i n O m a h a .
d a y .T h e n e x t m e e t i n g w i l l b e
h o g ;l l i a w i r 2 2 i g f i n e H e r r n l a n L o n a r k . f .\..a
r s .v a n e m s a n i s o ¢'
O m a h a a t t e n d e d t h e m o t h e r a n d ~~-
d a u s z h t e r r e t e n t i o n F r i d a y a n d 'C ht h i o 'l I T h e H a o v v H a r m o n y C a r d l n
' £ . ? . ' i 1 " ' r f » ' § = ¢ ` § ° i ~ 0 . i .' l ' l . " ' ~ G r i 3 i ' § § l w a s e n t e r t a i n e d .F n d n y e v e m n l r .
j o i n e d t h e m f o r S a t u r d a v n i s r h t a t t h e 1 1 0 1 1 1 3 o f M r s .E v a M c C l a n »
a n d S u n d a y ' n l i a n .
ily , Ho war u ta y lo r a n a sou, acnnJensena n i fa mi ly .Ti m Chris
Ru we an d J o hn Rasmussen fa mi -
lies were evoninir srueots.The Rose Hi ll Gui ld me t w i t h
Mr s.Ha r old Tay lo r.Fri da y :
Guests were Mesdarnes Nora Gos-
ker and J oan W ac hter . Ro se L ove
and No r ms .Ha r old Fmn qh ,
Cha rle s a nd Vir fln ia. Au sti n Ren-
ahaw and E m m a Tay lor.Mr .and Mr s .Otto Ma tz en and
sons a nd Mr . and Mrs. .Ton s Han
sen attended a o a rty .Sund av.ai
the E mi l Ma tz en home. honoring
Geol'Re Mstzen who is leavinsr for
the a rms.Bli ss Lo is To fte of L inc oln was
a weekenc l zruest o f h e r mother
Mrs. Laura 'I'o£te.Sunday din ner guests of Georm
Nelson an d Ma r i o n we r e Mr . a mhir. and Mr s.E mi l P o ll _ Ly ! .Mr. an d Mrs. Aubre v Gain es and| m, A lla n. we re Su n da y vig g om af i fa ln i lv we r e Su n da v : mea ts at th e
A xrathorinn was held a t the
Hi ll Creek Ch.uroh.Snndnv even~
ins!as a farewell f o r I r a n Olson
an d Er ne st J en se n. who h ave le ft
fo r th e n r mv,Ar ou nd To were
present for si n k i mr o f h y mn s led
bv Clarenc e Pau lse n o f D ana Co l-
lesre:he spoke br io ilv an d Eric
Christe nsen of Blair : u ve a sh or t
l Hurle y Clemen ts h omo.I
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Mrs.1,;=_<>;»<»f~= MCl1rister:iseIn Mr s
Laura'o te.y ron on is. am
Charles llla n c h n d home._. ..Louie Jensen.I n the afternoonA m o n :th os e fr om th i s u c i n i ti ther all attended the birthdav por
'a tten di ng the kitc hen shower.n o w honoring S p Nielson.He rman .Wednesday.were Mr s.George Chamberlain.Mrs. Aubrey n."'§i1dw§li§T fI§g§°§§r1:§d3e:s:_§
Gaines.h i m.T o m Walnefield and son. and Mr. a nd Mrs. J ames Snr
Mrs.Vvsrren v~f==\1<.»fi»;1a.The oenf ield and f a mi lv in Oma h a o
showe r wa s ho ld a t th e .hi etho d| st| Tue sda,e
Ch ur c h an d was to fu mis h c o mp -Mr . an d Mr s. E rn es t La ni ' we r
me n t f o r th e n e w addition jusi Sun dav ir lle sts of th e Otto Ro we
latolv c ornnletc d M r and Mr s R a m o n a Ru nt a k .I \.*l L a e r the Indies of th el n..n..a n n Dine!attended th!! ...Ml forvni|\r wnm Rnnrlav aftet'I\00
\er.Sunday svenina'visitors at theChulamd Howard Hovendick
homes wern Mr. and Mrs. GeorzcWhitacre, Charles Ovgmyn .and
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Mr . a n d Mr s . le o n Hi n d le v a n d ,
famiiy were arnonp ; the sweats a t]
a. Sunday dinner at W eston Lonsfs
i n c e le bn ti on of their son,Ro b
land's birthday ._Mrs. Retta. Grav of F remon t vm-ibed her sister,M m .J ames Mu l-
li n.la st week wh ile Mr .Mu i lln
an d Fran c es wen-in D a ko ta .
Th e Mc C a rth v Extens ion Club
wa s entertained b y Mr s .D a n
Th omps o n an d E di n. Fr id ay : Mrs .
g m Gr a y o f F r e mo n t w a s u . vi a -
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Mr s . Ma r v Do lb r y o f 0mn h a .
Mr s. Hen ry K ru ge r. Mrs . Le ster
Curley a n d Mr s.W a lter Me lo n
hen ry spent Wednesday i n F r
mo nt.Mr s .Ho wa r d Hoveridic k and
Mr s .l e w i s Fetmrb srk er attend ed
a,shower a t Te ka ma h,Mond ay ,
honoring Mr s.J ames Flsn nig an.
Rog er an d Kp y , le e Fletc her
sp en t F r id a y s ite rn o on wi th A lmgan d Birdie Fletc her.Mr .an d
Mr s . E a r l Fle tc h e r a nd E a r l, Mm
A. I . Mag ill a nd Ve rn o n Cle me nts
were Wednesday a lte mo o n visit-
or s at the A rt Maa r i ll h ome .
M r .an d Mr s .Alf re d Kr a me r
ha d a s Sunday dinner :W ests Mr .
an d Mr s .Clare Sld nne r a nd son.Mr s,Skinner's parents,Mr .and
Mr s .Klin e an d c hild ren o f Papil-
li on . Mr. an d Mrs .Edgar Sl<.in.:ne1
o f Blai r an d Mr s .L u lu Sullivan.
Clare Ski nner lea ves this week fo:
8I"Il1Y Cal|ilL 1Mr. an d Mrs . Clf aries IIove ndic l
were Sunday afternoon ' visitors atthele s te r Hovendiek home.nc nr
Crain-.Mrs. J ohn Enk sen was D ainf ully
burned, last. week, when a Da n o f
greas e in the o ven c aught on f ire.burn ing onle side o f he r fac e
and one arm.She is gettiiiir alornr
nic ely at pr esent.Vi s ito rs at th e
Erik sen ho me la s t we e k included
Mr s .M a r v Weber and Joe,hits.Aa ro n Ba rk e r, Mr . an d Mrs .La rs
W eb er and fa mi ly . Mr .an d Mrs .J ulius W eber ,_Mr. and Mr s.H e r
ma n Ropgert.and Mi ss Evely n
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SATURDAY, MAY Z
Taylor & Wells Pavilion, Fremgnt, Nebr.
The dispersion of an entire herd of Guernsey cattlefounded I5 yearslgo from some of the best Guernsey-..... , ____ .___
church served a l\mch.
Mr . a n d Mr s .Fr a n k Rey z lik of
Fr emo nt, Mrs . F re d Mic h ae l, Mm.L. A . Pa rri sh a nd Mis; Mar v Ma rin
Parrish o f Omah a we re rnlesls.Sunday , at the J o hn Rc y zlik home.
Mr .an d Mr s .Ar n old Petersen
and Connie we re S un ds v after-
noon xuests at the Alfr ed Petersen
home.Th e Hi l l Creek Lu th e r L e a g u emel.W edn esd ay even ing at th e
Ted Ivers on h ome.A fa mi lv g athe r- im: wa s he ld a t
th e h o me o f Mr . a n d Mr s ,D .O.
Sheets.SundsY. as is farewell fo rRay mond Sheets who has r eported
fo r servic e in th e ar my .Pres-
en t we re Mr .an d Mr s .George
Sheets and children and Mrs. Lena
Christensen of Blai r;Messrs.andMesdamesJ ohn Thielf oldt.Ruby
und lla .Clay ton Sheels and c hil-
dren,Me rle Jensen an d ghildren
n e w ;n......-..,.'mo th e r an d dsuzhten. banouet in
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Her man . Fri dn v n iz ht. h eld n t L hn
Le z io n Ha ll.
Mr. nnri Mrs. Aubrev Gaines and
fa mily we re Wednesday eveninz
mle sts a t ihc Geor ne Chamberlain
h omeTh e Birthrinv (`lub wa s enter-tained.Frid ay .a t the ho me of
Mr s . T o m W akefield.Mr s .Georrze Chamberlain at-
tended th» projec t meetinsz. Tuc s-dn y . at th e ho me o f Mrs. George
Lite|_Mr. a nd Mrs. L ou ie Cr imm we re
visitors a t the J ghn Quin lan h ome.
Frid ay .Guests Sundns'a t th e ho me of
Mr . a n d Mrs. J n mes Con ety were
Mr , an d Mr s . Ne d Ty so n . Mr . an d
Mr s .G.L .Di xo n of Blai r an d
Mr s .Jessie Di xo n of Cnlif nmi n.
Miss De lma J e nsen wa s s we ek-
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tell of Fremont was in charlie:
:ini music was furnished 11hm. and Avis Shr iver and Rei
Mrs. Sawtell.
rs. Ha rold W . Rasmuss en warid ay d in ne r mem a nd S un da
to r with the Austin Renshavm
Ir . a n d Mrs . D e tle f W ulf we :iav e veni ng g uests of the Ha;
Madsen family .Sundav tl
isens were irvesta o f Mr . a n
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lwrds in Wibconsin.l've always xepz me very |.upuThere are 20 cows and heifers that are spring-
ers or are milking now, from 2 to 6 years old.A C011 2-year-old bull and some good yearling
heifers and some coming yearling heifers and
some heifer and bull calves.YOUR OPPORTUNITY To uqy SOME OF THE BEST CAT-
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Mrs. W. J. Hannan. Owner \a l l l :..|:Bensons an d Mr s.Mi nn ie
son w e n M r .an d Mr s .Joe
~on.Mr s .E m m a Andreason,
Mr s.Helena To f t of Fr e -
te Me r i my x Clu b me t wi th
.Ra y mon d Fmnc h on 'I'5bi1rs-
af te rn n on with Mrs. J o# J es-
and Mrs. C. Frenc h as vinitora.
lesson on "Cheese Ma k i mz "
:pre sen ted by Mr s.La r a L a r -
.The hostess as sisted bv Mrs.
~ia Harfsen served refreah-
nts.Th e n e xt mee ti ng o f th e
b W i ll be with Mrs . J ohn Sto rk.
~Ir. and Mr s.Ha ro ld S tor k an d
.Cassie Hansen drove to Rush-
le.Sunday ,to vis it Mr s .Ha n -
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is quite ill.Re v. a nd Mrs . C. A . Ca rlse n of
Omaha were Sunda v dinner sweats
of W alter a nd Ni na . A nd er so nRic hard Frenc h wa s a S un da y
dinner srilest.o f Don ald Rasmus-
sen.
i n c e le bn ti on of their son,Ro b
land's birthday ._Mrs. Retta. Grav of F remon t vm-ibed her sister,M m .J ames Mu l-
li n.la st week wh ile Mr .Mu i lln
an d Fran c es wen-in D a ko ta .
Th e Mc C a rth v Extens ion Club
wa s entertained b y Mr s .D a n
Th omps o n an d E di n. Fr id ay : Mrs .
g m Gr a y o f F r e mo n t w a s u . vi a -
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FORESIGHT
that PAYS
A w e l l - o r g a n i z e d b u s i n e s s
p n t n e r s h i p p r o m e c t i i t s
m e m b e r s ur i i I1 i n n u r a r fc e .
..l
of Tekamaht Rny Metzler and end zues: oz .rum n.-»....»==......suns,Ralph Scarlett and Leon,|Hex-man.MrBuckYowell and daughters:and The Kindred Club held their dn;Earl and Raymond Sheets.meezinar. Tlmursdny. at the home of sonMrs. A. H. Lowe was hoaless to Mrs. Otio Sorensen.'I`hthenimchleclub_Wednesdays!Mm.Emma hy was A guest wa
Mrs. Johanna Olson,Mrs.G. F. last week at the hump of her son. sen
Lowe.Mrs.Bert Lowe and Mrs.\Mr. and Mrs. Claude F~Ca
s
F rsuq
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HOURS 9 to 12; 2 to 5. Appointments Made
Colds,Sciatica.Neu ritis.Lumbaz b. Hexd~
aches.Rheurnntinm.Auvendic itis.Consti-pati on;Sinuil. L iver. Stomac h. Ki dney and
Bladder Troubles: Female Disorder s. Nerv-
o u s n e s a :H i g h B l o o d P r e s s u r e :1 = 1 f 1 = g = f = g
°. .| ~ n
B l|Jl ¢~n °\1 ~.J f N u ! t h B e n d~nkes it possible to maintain the Lira. Vic a me n o
m T k atmosphere.o'*l§oh e h en and wo men are a d-Buy De fense Bond s and
ittéd as gzlesta. They need not be Savin g Stamp s No w!
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'Fa-ed'nxr d.
A week nd guest o f Mr .and
; Mr s .J ames Thompson wa s their
,dausr'h.ter.Ma.l1El1'¢¥-o f Onuhn..Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mu n E a r l Thomneon w e n Mr s.
'1`hompson¢'s parents. Mr. and Mrs
F;e nc h an d Cly de o f K e n
* Sovereign "Snfe and
Sound" Servicv: is care-
M and thorough. We earn :ok LONGER
-_ ug;|\our war on waste. Your C313
fndav. hu to lm lonzer mm
( A K L u
~ ~ §== be Safe for
P e r f o r r n a n c z e a n d S o u n d f o r L o n g e r
L i f e .S t o p i n s o o n a n d l e t u a h e l p
1 - - .4 : ; » | | | \ r
|m r g |_|§F Il1\ .nfl lml|vu»_us 1="\f}\+ . : . . s w f H a n M e ( ". . u t h v P r o z r e s s u vc
s
F rsuq
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HOURS 9 to 12; 2 to 5. Appointments Made
Colds,Sciatica.Neu ritis.Lumbaz b. Hexd~
aches.Rheurnntinm.Auvendic itis.Consti-pati on;Sinuil. L iver. Stomac h. Ki dney and
Bladder Troubles: Female Disorder s. Nerv-
o u s n e s a :H i g h B l o o d P r e s s u r e :1 = 1 f 1 = g = f = g
°. .| ~ n
B l|Jl ¢~n °\1 ~.J f N u ! t h B e n d~nkes it possible to maintain the Lira. Vic a me n o
m T k atmosphere.o'*l§oh e h en and wo men are a d-Buy De fense Bond s and
ittéd as gzlesta. They need not be Savin g Stamp s No w!
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Club. this (Thursday)aftemoonl
'1 Mr. and Mrs. August, Schumukerl of the Domacker district visitedat the uamntal.Charles Gherke.
home. Sunday.Lut Wednesday Mrs. Joe Lazure and Mrs. Judith Amnson vis-ited friends and relstiva in 'l'eka~
lmah.l Miss Lucille Andersen,who lr
1 cmplovcd at the Spiker store, wasu week-end Kuest of her DarentsMr. and Mrs. Hans M. Andersen.Wednesdav eveninl callers athe Henry Wulburn home wen Mrand Mrs. Leonard Axtell of BlairMrs. Walter Novak visited he
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knud
sen at Omm. Sunday.\Mrs. Dun Thompsorfs sister-inla w. Mm Besslp Blankmbecklex'accompanied bv her daughter an
lhusband of Sterlimt.Colorndmment Frlduv and Saturday at ch
Thompson home.Mr. and Mrs. Rudolrh .Tuul unBobby of Kennurd were Snndu
evening callers at Earl Them:
wlfa.Mrs.James Thompson I n nWednesday with her son. BemuThompson. near Kennud.Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Nielsen nnfamllv were meds at the une't.nl,J. J._Slerl5 lwrne. pg" Fo
'c.Sa1e!
ulic Auction at my place 1%
Orum on
0'clm:k P.M.
ing Described Items:ning room table; lmv library hbles;liar; one Oungoleum Rug; one uni-
I: rockers xnd tables; one good Quick
1 gasoline pressure stove;one newrr; one new Allldn limp; one newit jan; churn; wuhing machine; and
While Wyandotte nnd Rock lnylng
cum.hvm mower; amnll wah; und many
lo mention.
uw:(-ASH
you keep your car opemung ¢n»\..= ...,
and eoonomically.
SAFE a nd SOUND Serv ic e s
gc mlul I up ownu » | n .. -7 , .» .u »x» 'u w
wi n : o ma n .u n n h mn o : la mb 1 1 ° -inerlvuly luhriund I Urn Ina hum uruhnndmnwcuy Sammi 0 wheels ln un l bunny mdn a m a n - d u
ve l5 ° v f R f ' " "
~mnmmnu mln. nm pn-.r o 1 H.hun md In bm uunly l ggxhurilwf, npukvlun. na auxuw wmncng wwf .na fun '¢\\°':\.\\|.o uh "nu-¢ 0 ur |l»uh yvomml o .¢»-wx °' \u\l»¢\.lmuw ~.m.~..n.»=- nwlm an mnk." " \ n 1
QUAUTY is the VICKERS WATCHWORD!
* Whf.-nyo u s topnt o ur muo n a nd mxyfmr unkwnhvidm-9
:Hi-Rmio Gasoline, you may be sure you are Pfdvidlng your
cur wixh as fine a motor fuel as can be ob-
mined. Refmed from :he "sweetest" crude oil
to be found in the entire Mid-Continent am. to
Viakerl' rigid quality specifications, Hi-Rada -._
is éuro to show you car performance you've
always wanted. Drive in soon and fill up with
Vickeri Hi~Ratio. You're sure to be pleased.
,~
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Gar ner Ser vi c e
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Publ'
I \\'ill sell at Pub
miles southwest of
Manda
One
The I-'allow
One oak extension dinkitchen tnblen; one chlffon(ary couch; two beds; chairMealrange; one Coleman
Radiant Hume hue burntColeman lamp; stocks; fru
many other small items.About twelve dozen
hens.0ne cow, milking nowAbout 300 bushels elr
One top buggy; one
other ltenn too numerous
' r m
l
Calhou n. 'Na nny m:a mlm ml# -bration o f Mr n.Sierk's an d M n .
Ni e i u n ' |bhthdnvm.I Thu:-sdnv evenlmz M n .J u di t"
A m m o n m d M n . J o e L u n e w e r e
w l e r a l t M u .J .I-I.Nn r \\ » ¢d ' 1
Mr .an d M n .B e m n d Tho mn.
s o n vla i md xt th e J a mes Th o mp
|mn home. Sunday evening.
j e n s g _ S o r e n s e n q On U.S. 73 at Blair
si 1°'"=°°'~ ""°"°"°"|CARE Fon voun cAn...FoR vourz cou~mv I
Goo1§\3§§Hc _g
If Y o u A r e , Ou r A d vic e ls , D o n ' t Delay Bu y i ng Too
Long! In Our Opin idn a. Go od Late Model Car W ill Be
Har d I0 Get Ho ld o f.
1
\
a Good, Clean Stock
1 9 4 1 C h e v r g l e t S p e z i l D e l u x
Sport a n - - - L i e ew .
1 9 4 1 C h e v r o l e t S p e c i a l D e l u x
Town Sedan -- -Like New .
1941 Chev. 4 .Pqssenger Coupe
194 0 Ch ev. D el ux T o wn S ed an
1 9 3 9 C h ev. D el u x T own Sed an
1939 Ford V-8 Tudor
1937 Chevrolet Sedan
ON THE FLOOR
Pnorim. 219
Vinton-Evans Chev. Co
3 BLAIR, NEBR
P g n h v d
md Mila Binry Divine spent -Thursdnv until Sunday in aWllcown. with relatives.Rav. and Mn. G. A. Carlsen
Umlha. were Sundnr dinner gue:of Nu n and Walter An~ .They left immediitelyfor : --
~fl'§ § § i ~~. ~
Harry Smgaum. 74, Num
Birthday
Sunday was the birthglay ai
Q
The C019 Comer Club met wiki*Mrs. Emma Clmmpiun. Anm 22ml ~~Accepts PostQ?e»1¢ iT;'iT'>
Hrs ma Hcblldr ~ Bobby
man, Louis Boehler, A. I. Conn-tl
of Blnix- and Waldo Hmcock, J. A.
Jeaparsen of Hennm- Public Rs-Mondnv aitemmn,Mrs.PeterNiebeil entertained lor Mn.Bd
Rumen, Mrs. Dlibv Divinu Min
_-rm: gN'fgRFRIHf'.--
mm-. Nebula!! Avril ao.mu:
"I"
Shrine Circus
In Omaha
er. A. I. Conrad
o Hmcock, J. A.
|Public Ro-ricklett, Levnud
Nelson,William~umake of Blnir
,Fort Calhoun.
ed Tyson,Her-
.|~ U. G. Garner
n, "Blair,C.F.
Qu of the meet-
u......_..._......._....»H r s m a Hc b lld r m d Bobby
left Mondw eveninz for Rose'b\1l'K.
Ore xo n. c a lle d bv th e d e ath o f a
relative.Geonre Mn llu z i ll.Mrs. Cha rles Sie rk of La ke W i\»
arm, Zbiirmeaota. visited friends and
rela tives but wee k i n Ke nnn rd and
F o r t Calhoun.She returned to
Minnesota.Mon da y ..Mr s .Franc es Suverkrubbe 133°-
:.an | .
'H Sv mon; nexvmz :uw ww-.A t M'dland|br?.; W3 Messrs. and Meadam28|(p;?,:,¢¢\:smzx:|sl:;:;n:nd azwvixlb
g l m v ~ud Oscar. *",§;°:;l°» were present.The legém °g
-~-dent an um Y.h 'was u lM""\';' 3° e Fa ~ l1ls|l§\T?\|1'ii|Y» Lloyd Jacob ,na f*""[§\¢¢r.i»m of zoffxcen was lmlql.
of '° °°s .' n l ny, my Rshlfs and famnly, ~'°"'|x.ml¢ (`»otLsc.h wu elected ores:-been elecmeo Mudand Coize h$;lHmsen Howard ,§";§"'=g Nerlg dent: Mm Emm Champlon,hvi§
were 5 ,'So and l .ernl 'd ; M wn d s c lSchwartz, who wrll leave June !51.n"mnT" nndE sql{\.ME{rz\34't ' i i mnii f HMZF..lmdgrs'
non nn sun ml a
Lumen.will vlalt relatives.Sundnv evening vlnlmrs at the Mm,Casale Hansen and Mn.Fnd Knutsen mme were Mr. and Harold Stork left §awr~dn even
|Mrs.Ednr Larsen of Harman '. ing for Rushvllle, called K,iho
Mr.and Mrs. Ed Hankel.Edlll seriuus illness of Mrs.Hmseds
md Rita._brother, Glen Hastings.Mrs, Walter Novak and R-"Phi Mr.and Mrs. Matin L ule n
of Blxlr ment Sundav alternoong,K" me h andélton Ker sauniny gerllnu
_.M _ D K fcer. secrébarv and n e u n ome.gun at 1 ?amen me.'ma Ludllez Mn. Johanna. Sw\v-i»§l,u,Zf?»fr~"Rl=1\»=a '»=!\=\>»,'s="~l Mr,and Mrs.Jena Hnmsen ~M n Maxim ursen spent W¢d-m m t Sundnv at the parental. null!!!dwmuql gl.tha Chris
| man ,A. J .
Great thrills, more c lowns and a an d Ra y
lar ge r mc na ge ri e ar e in stor e fo r Fr en c h , Ar
'n1.> fhnnsmnds who attend the an-Dur ing 1
nun!Shrine Circus the weelg of
Huy 4 at th e Ak-Sm'-Be n Coliseum
i n Oma ha.This is the promise of Charles ll.
Collins,'potentate o f Tang ier
Temple, under whose auspic es the
y early br e a th ta k i n g circus spec~
tac le is produc ed.Ri nk W rig ht,nationnllyf k n o wn
i n g tho oilrnen comnoemo w omany tax a nd le gislative prob lems
of their ind ustry and its c ustom-
em in the light of rapidly c hanging
wartime c o ndi tio ns. A p rog ram of
objec tives wa s adopted,inc luding
the sub mis sion to th e pe ople o f a
c onstitutional amendment whic h
wo uld proh ibit the use o f hizh~
l.....\..I. ..nnn.\\i¢?hW8V
U l . \ \ l B l a d e - - v . . - -p a r t y ,M o n d a y e v e n i n g
R i c h a r d S i e v e r s i s s p e n d i n g :
W c d n e a c l s v a n d ' I ' h g r s d a y i n G r a n d
Island.Th e Kiwanis loclsrc a from Omn -
'ha fdltertained the F o r t Calhoun
me n s t. a dinner, Tuesday .
M i n e s Lo is Sievens and M a r r
An n S a nd e n will atten d th e s ta b o
nou»"'¥\§nnnfblf.i t ~ ~
i i lbe n.M Amman -El A . ~""'1"_ C-lrl Jgnugmd xker,ni dl?lri. gg 逢m»€"L2';¥. ~ "".§S'"»?§.'¥'° §';",i'€,°'L§l2;2 Nelson home in Bhir.
ur "£°'§§7` :bud !,.'{2iJ.n.. reporter.'Hue next meetlmr is to and Alton nent Sunday afternoon Mn, Wnlher Smith of Fort Cal~!urn_~g °w Mr and be held at the home of Bemice an the Carl Sorensen hame in hmm spent several dlys last weak
1 nnzel xo nz -__n.m,..~:m- Wednesdllv. Mxv 5¢h.R m ,hnlnlmr Mrs. Sorensen cele- with her brvther. Pet. Jones nndEf
"{i,1".§`.l'.3`1\l»Q"IIenr§=» Gottsch en-lC......' :;';::1;,»...,lhmilyBemani Thompson and Nels Sow
semen: law, Mr. md Mn.Jena
|Hnnun: and hivellng, Mrs. Ben-
n`xd Thompson.A lunch wan
served.
Mr.ma Mn. Orv ille Nakedand Wayne of Valley. Nebnsk-I.and Leon Tieigen spent Slmdly at
Un- Bemud Thomnsxm home.Mr, and Mn John Johmon andGlen. Mr. AM Mn. Nic Fried:-'lck~
mu md Shi rle y. Hum Svmmn..\\.......A nm-rv vlnlwd Bernard
terldned ln honor of the lntt¢r'sbi:-tiuday. 'rnadav evenlmz.Prlx-
zs at cards wen. won bv Miss Lil-lie Gotbseh.Mrs.Hnrrv Fedde.
Mrs. Rymer Fedder and Mrs, HPINF! Ohft-A lunch wu served.A number from heh- attended
the funeral of Minnie Gottsch ntBennington. Sururh.Hr. und Hrs.um Ti mm md
children were Silndnv eveninz ull-
i h El A \ b home.en at e za one vMr. md Mrs.John Dornmker,An.hm~ md Bemice and Vlrdnin
\
vnu: ner un..--J.Mu, John Tsylor. Tommy and
Jnnet. -Ind Edna uid Rita Hnnsen:Handed a Iullen Aid meetimr xtgm: Clarence Toelke home. Thum-
v.Mrs . Hami d 'hy br ¢ mmm¢a {
the Role Hill Guild. Fridly: in :by
tendmcs wan Meadnmes JohnxTlylor, Howard Tly\or.Austin!
Runihaw, Ron Lmge. Hnrold R-1-1
munsen. Hamld l~'mnc.h. Hrs. 'Bm<
_
vga 'hy\or. and n m; ma Rizn
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Advertiu In Tha Enterprise
It Bxi nn Ruultl
W e l l q u l r
ER A Hn I LE §
Guxgblg Qtore
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circus director, has ngam D¢¢T1HP"wa y u x lu n u s u n ...,..-pointed to pmt the Shrine show in-purposes, the deferment of the reg-
to s hap e, a nd his fir st off ic ia l a otfi atr ati on d ate to Ap ri l 1 of each
was th e c ontrac tin g o f o ne of thvy e gr, th e o pen pa nti ng of gas oli ne
largest herds o f elephants ever taxes se parately f r o m the pric e
seen within an indoor circus arena.an d th e close cooperation wi tli
Fro m a. ti ny baby wh o ri de s | flrfn CTU, truc k ¢ p¢f ¢mm,tmveling
m-m-ln nn 11 ticzht WilB L0 H18 1W'¢'|sales1nen, furgl carriers, gtg., in U16
B p v l l u v g .n v - - . . . __F r i d a y a n d S a t u r d a y .
T h n N a o m i C h a n t e r o t t h e E a s t -
g f n S t a r i n i t i a t e d t h r e e n e w m e m -
b e n .M i n a J e n n N e u m a n .M i l -
d r e d o m .a n d L i l l i a n S m i t h .
A p r i l 2 4 .S e v e r a l v i d t o r s f r o m
A r l i n g t o n a n d O m a h a w e l j e u r e a
CDL "--n_s_._.|.--n\.¢||I . l l 1 . J \ A w v u -- o . .ld f °sauna P'°5 """Hrs. J Sierk ennenamuu KUU6\lest trained elepmnt 'P the wer , furthemnce o nd im-f he birthdn. Tueadsarthisyear'a S{1nna C{"{"°_ P : of lughwiny mninwlnce a in honor o r _"Min Minnie Comm- of Degver
~lu~ and Hrs.Rohm Divine
' :x \ w \ .°\'>.\x \>.\'x .- \ .
OUR BANK VAUIJ'
OFFERS THE BEST
..ala- mae .L'.'3$'?.<1r:
Ben! a sais deposit box now
io: your U.S. Defense Bonds.
~Keep insurance policies,
birlh oerlificates, citizenship
papers, miliiary documents,
1 all impoxtan! papers, where they
will be safest hom the increased
hazards ol war Bme./
Ba prepared. Keep your papers
lnaadsdepodiboxinouxvauli.
The zenial is small. Ac! now.
W/\sH|NG'foN
COUNTY BANK
BLMR, NEBRASKA
Member ofFederal Dapoa\t Insurance Corporation
For Your
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e s to gi ve th e spectators m u m p.n°0VelnBnll| Rll their fm of c irc us animals:1|1
c¢§¢»11§dEf"ia viuitinir
sg/,?Nelson.}h Pau! Slader. who is statione<§ at
vers o !
inesdly
home;
line are
|11 8011.mbv and
I maesus2 hotriv.
Flineline
r at the
n F o r t
Io ie r o f
thea tMa r li n
eveninirz
Ioier o f
B0lVirsrll.
In v wi th
Omaha.
n week
Vashirhk-
I | | ' \ . .| w
Fort Ad ams , Rh ode Is land . visi ted
r e l a ti va i n Kenmore.N e w Yo r k ."
last week.|
f o
".nc
de
M
pxCar! Wiacly IMr .an d Mr s .Frederic k Da r- 2 ;
nac ker entertained.I'Hidnv e ve n - 3
in a. a t a f ar e we ll na r tv f o r C a r l
W i5e ¥v. mn n f Mr . a nd Mm. J . H. anW ise lv:he i s bei n: ind uc ted into ha
th e ar my soon.Th e c ven inz was y .spent. at cards by Messrs. and Mes-|
dnmos W i ll Rosh.A .R.Bealc s, il
.fuusel To ft. J oh n Reeh.Fr a n kBi ff ar . J o hn Biffar and son.n0b .' ,,
Clean W ilkins and son, Rolland, J .H.Wisely .Flo y d an d Carl.A lma A
an d B e r t Mi lle r a n d B i ll Hein sc n . "
r r .~ ' s ....|~1 : - . . , : » "_ ~,
'I f . , :"( P a p o j q f l g w h ..
Far ewn ll Pa rty Hon ors
C, A . Hineline s En ter tain At \ 1
Dinner |
Mr.and Mm. C. A IIinoline
1 »i§. .w.
'feé 1. .
-mwu 77<EM'v9Nf"'
r se rvic e in the a rmy .The aa-
runcement wa s ma de by Prem-
ant Fr ed C.W i e g mi n alte r th e
idiand board of trustees had 8-P'
~oved 'I`iemann'a appoirlment.
L i k e Sc hwartz,Tei ma nn is a
mdu ate of Mid la nd ,althou gh he
:tended his fi rs t three years a t
uac ordia Teaahers'(;o1l§3, S °"';
'I`hompson's,' I h u n d n v e*
Mr .an d Mf r. P a u l w
son s ment W edn esd ay ev
the Geor ze S umext ho me.Mr . a n d Mr s . Ha n a Me
son avant Sund ay e vent
Mr s. Gus Man uk a
Mr .and Mr s .Pete
Event. Thunsdav afternoon
Mencke'a.W anda L o u and Virwti
attended a farewell 'part1
bert W es eman, Fr iday ev
Mr .and Mr s .Pa ul
hmaad nm f u n e r a l of I'
venlmr.'ull And'mmm at
nuke andnzwith
Petersenat Hans
nia Vogt
V for Al-
enlnz.Wulf at-
xis nisltrySaturday
x helliedbirthday,
ThompsonBemard
logt,and
t dm Wil-
|at thehonor of
nniversllryhr Geunm
Voetmann visited 'Phnrsdav even-lnz with Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Chrlrwnsen md family ard Greta
Domuker.Peter Petersen of Ormha muhlm week with Mr. and Mrs. Hen-
rv Gotwth and Irvin,Mr.und Mrs. Herbert Gottschand Mr. md Mrs. Willilm Chrla-tensen were callers me the Emil
Gomch home. Smxdnv.
Mrs.Malkin Wrimz and Billvisited, 'Nesdey evening, with Mr
and Mrs. Fred Mordhorst.Elmer Mnrdhorst.HermanMeevesandRvmerFeddeleavf
for ihe ar-my, Tuesday,Mm. Peter Kroner, Mrs. Emmz
Clmmuian and Gene visiied MandaynfwrnoonwithMrs. Pete
Mordhorat.Mrs.Elza Awlebv and .Tunicwere callers at the C. R, Avnleb:
home near DeSoto. Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kremer amMrs. Emma Clmmnlon and Genwere dinner gumts of Mr. and MnJoeScheacherofOmaha. Thurs
dmv.1......,\wr..1=:»-mm Krone:
; - J ~1 : "l
- . . .. - . -_ . H - . . . . .
Mr . a n d Mr s . 1 I e n w M
Manniniz. lows, visited ZW
at th e C hllrlea O.I-Iinelin
Mrs. Mey ers and Mr s. Hin
sisters.Mrs. J ames M. W alsh a.
I-"rank, and Mrs. Nellie J =
son, Dan. of Spaldimr wer
a t th e Charles O.Hi ne ll
Tlum-ada?and Friday .
Mr .and Mr s .Ver nonandchildrensnent Sunda
Claude Keoh eart ho me
Calhoun.Mr .and Mr s.And rew
we st of He r ma n called
Charles 0 .Hine line an
Ha ie r homes.Tuesdov
Mr .an d Mr s .Leonard
Kennand were vi sitors.nMrs.Alph a Hu r s t nn
and S. I Iinelim :ment Su
Mr s.He rman Br aty ne r o
Mr s.Brn ty n er le aves th
to Eoin her hmslmnd in
to n. D C.V i r g i l Hineline return~dn v fr om B a ltimor e. Ma
wa s called by 'fha c ieath
Dean Hineline.
.L e o n a rd E . Ax t e l l
General Camraclor :nd Builhr
Power Equipment
MASON and CARPENTER
WORK
Blue Prints
Pharm-Black 325
1K~4 South Walker Avenue
Mesdamos Sc ott Hi ne li
man. 'finland Hineline oBlai r, Mar ti n Haier.Pa
inn and B e vmi v o f aClausen. I-Iarrv Hineiine
ie. and W illiam Hineline
Wright has combed the enjtire
orld for his performers, many ofhom will be seen in Omaha for
. first time in America. Those
ho will stage their piemier of-
ring here are refugees from therunny infested countries of Eur-
eneral admission tickets areow on sale for 50 cents each. Freearking space is available on the
uge paved parking sites of the
k-Sur-Ben fi e l d .Augmented
ree: car service to and from the
mucus has been arranged.
~CAL OILMENELECTSNYDE~
At n meeting of Washingto
~unty uilnicn. held Friday evenng, April 11, in Blair, L. L. Snyde
as elected chairman of the coun
>'qommittee.Alfred Enger =nmed vice chairman, and E.
~ounds, secretary.Other committeemen,appoint~
at that time, are as follows: Legi
iative»-B. F. Lundt, Kenneth I~"re
Advedian in Tha EnI r m m m u l
AMILY GATHERING
HONORS F. J. MATZ
Floyd J. Mau, who recently en
isied in the 301st Regiment,
num-ed hy his parents, Mr. an
~rs. M. A. Matz, Sunday.A lam
ly gathering at the Matz home i
luded several brubhera arid sine
d their families.Floyd plana I
eave soon for Camp Sutton
orth Carolina.
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Mm.Francis Hovendick.M
Richard Lamb and Mrs.Elm
Holstein attended a meetirvr of thCozy Comer Ciub at Mrs. Emm
Champion, Wednesday .(Mr. and M m .Otto W d c h a
c hildren , Alic e and And rew W ei
were Sunda y vis itors of Mr s . S'phin Wiese,H a n v an d Alfred.
Messrs.and Mesdames Ot
Voss.; Louie Voss,Charles Vo
A r th u r Hansen and Li lli a n
Pete W ulf atten ded the fu nc : niMr s He nr y L oz eman .Saturday .
Mr .an d Mrsi.E lme r Hola =he lp ed Mr.and Hrs . C ars on P
ersen c elebrate their 10th weddi
anniversary .Mon day aveninz.
Mr .an d Mr s .Fr a n k Hove ndi
W e nt Thur sday a t the Fr an
Hove ndic k ho me.
Mi s s Ven da Christensen s~Saturd sv ni g h t a t the E l
Be tta h o me in Bla ir .M r .an d Mr s . J i m K e lly w
1.~~s' TY l a » @ c h
Jack Jensen was h
Trilrltle Beef Breeder:
day afternoon.Office
Jensen.president:'. frurd,vice preaidenJensensecretary;D
k treasurer;Alvinis leader ind Howard Je
ant leader.Guests i
nt. and Mrs.Frank Byeer Dwight, Billy and All
~r
n
1 um..-'landz he
o f Billy
Charles
sans. and
of He r -
we st o f
: B r o wn -mh s E d
md D ic k-
r u r i u
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en ér la i lé d at di nn er . S un da y , fo rI n i s lli n eli n e o f Oma ha.Mr . a n d
Mr s .J oe Thu mps un.Mic ke y and
L i ly Ma ri o.Mr . a n d Mr s .Pe le
Tho mp so n an d Mr . an d Mr s. N. J .
Thompson.Aftern oon an d even-lnsz mleats we re Mr .an d Mr s .
Emil Kn me an d d au ulmer . D on na ,
of For t Ca lh ou n.M r . m d Mr s .
Cly de Hineline md dnuszhter, Shir-
ley an d Betty Me nc ke.
J e m Tay lor entertained a t a lwe in er r oa st a t th e Ha ro ld Tay lo r
home. Th ur ada v. fo r Lla xi ng W a r-I
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Mauen, were Mm m. m d Mes-damen Otta Mntzen md som. Her-man Mmtzm and sons, Ray Wulf
and som Clarence Wiese and sun,Vern Johnson and sen,Rudolph
Matzeri and Eiieen. Otto Mencke
and daughters,Anbrm Matzen.Mrs.Dave Gustin.Mn. Emma
Christ and John,Alice Matzen,
Mara]mil and James Christennen
and Mr. and Mrs. Jens Hansen.Ben Tietzen left Mondnv fur` 'tin hisSouthDakota after ws
sister. Mm &1oun<mtives and friends. formonth.He will join
forces early in May.Mr.and Mm. Paul
sons spent Sunday at
\gandrela-the nan_the army
Wuif anthe Fritz
mf" .§<i"'"f` 'x3¢TéI"i\a»}dh5\-Q
visited. Friday eveninxr. with Mxand Mrs. Peter Kroner and family: Saturday Livonnn Kroger vin
hed there.Mr. ma Mrs. Exzert Ohrr, anKenneth.Irvin Gottsch and BuChristensen visited Sundnv afkm
noon at the John Dornacker hom<
Mr. and Mn. Henrv Kroner andauszhtenvisitedSundavaftel
noon nt the Peter Kroger home.Berni Dornacker and Virfdnlv m é i visited Wednaadn
fleninz with Mr, and Mrs.Gu
uch.Elmer Mordmorat was a caller 1the Gus Auch home. Monday.
. n u n u u v
unuuu m m s m ars %~I f
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New wnnn eBUS SCHEDIILES!s
To b lf h r u rva
y o u an d
c o ns s r v o v i t a l
ma f o r l a l s , h c l
Kee in wld: rod: '| Fm-chmmins., . . !' , . , 5m_ ne e d s , u r ln . P xd i c S mg d
olers new wartime bus |»ch¢dule|...¢¢ar¢d
to wdnfn txnvel r~eqdr¢menu,wlzh nrrinl
und de-pumn rimen hem: npmed for your
c nnvenlenc e helplng y ou uve y our c ar
and dal ma m-n l.;a n r o n m o m n u u m l l n u m
m m u L n r m m m
a n n n v r r ~ A § ' m ' l ' | ' E R .A z e n t
n c n , r n u r wu U..."--. '~"'...,..._Ma r k i e Frenc h,Ha ze l Hansen.
Erd ine an d Ma rg ar et W u lf .mi l-
land Peck.Ly le Gilber t.Ha r o ld
Sc hojdt,A r t Kempc ke,Hu - ve y l
Hln se n. D ill and D on Tay lo r.,Shirlev Re ns h aw an d Ha r ve y
W adke r of Tekarnah we re dinner
guests of. the Au s ti n Renshaws.'
Sunday .|
Mr .an d Mr s .Charles Hi n lln e
we re s u n n e r z u e s u a t d m Pete
Tlmmusnn home, '1"hur-sdzy.|M r .an d Mr s .Eme ra ld V a n
Be c k wer e dinner zu es ts a t P ete
Thom;.\son's, Thursday.Mr. a nd Mrs_ Erne st Monso n md
J oh nni e a tte nde d s bi rth day Da ny;_h°=\°= of Hans Svngerson, Sun-
Y.M r .an d Mr s .Abe Sutherland
llwnt.Thur sday evexina' at the
Ern est Mnnnon home.Mr .an d Mr s ,Ha n s Andersonealled at F red J enaen' s, Friday .
Mr . an d Mrs . E v- ze n W ulf wer e
vi s ito rs of th e Fr ed Dornac kera,
Sundnv eveninxt.Visitors at the Harold Tavlorhome, Sunday, were Shirley Remslmw :nd Harvey Walker of Te-kamnh. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Renshaw and Mr. and Mrs. Harold W
Ilann home.BUY DEFENSE BONDSAND STAMPS NOW
I-EMI#1osttcthe
C\ub_ Sunrs are JackckSvsnd-
L;Wende\\
ick Nielsen,Svendgurd,
nun.us in -nlcluded Mr
| and sonsJ I ,M T B .A n ' \
I u n i o r a n d
|i.ff»0Il H i l t a ,
e n w i l l b e
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red Nielsen,
aired friends
Lftemoon.
an,Eleanor,d J ames of
at the Ho w-
urday .Sorensen and
-...-.s. .J
I M r .an d Mr s . . u m n e lly were, Mo n d a v aftern oon vi sitors a t the
Bill Koe nig homeIMr .and Mr s.Joe Polz in and
_children of Omah a spent Sunday
at the '3J¢1rent.al. Paul Koenig' home.\Mr. an d Mrs. Ca rl Han sen . Mat-
ira ret an d Marvin. of Be nso n. Mr.
an d M m .Bi ll Suverkrubbe.Billy
an d Ru th A n n :and Mrs . Aman da
Qixvnrlcnahbn were Sgnday after-
bidel.W endell Jerii
host bo the c lub May
Mr .an d Mr s.Alf]
Mar ia n a nd W a rr en vi
in Te kamah , Sun day s
Mr s .Li lla r d J e nn
Lois,Ma r y A n n an
Oma h a were callers 1ard J ensen home.Sat
Mr .and Mrq. Ola E
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DLENESS
It is only natural-and sensible
for you to muerve the miles in
your tires and your car. We do
not blame you for not using your
or unnecasnrily.
But don't make the serious and
costly mistake of not using your
car az ill!g,-»;..
Cars were made :ohm-not co
. - . n n '
INS crm
snmd idle in the garage. A no:-
s
mal amount of use is necessary _
xo keep them- in good condicion
andtd prevent raphideterioration.
Puts mac, hmeries go dowu,md
general "guage-ids" mule from
wo much idleuess.
.~.
:fs
Take 1 nip dai: week end just mo'
llmber up your car.<i I
I-love you changed overlo spring ~=`g\>
and summer weight oil and 5 R A5 E
grea se?Don't neglect in MASTE R
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Rasmussen and family ," " ° " " "7 "a b d su per guests scams were Sunday dinner gueulu *f*M r nnrl Mr s.R083 Lev..and 9?°1`L-"L'5'ff"°.f'~°§.......,.--'°=.,...M r and Mr s .LEBLCT Stokes 111
1 B I I R B L I U \ . . r l u l u u : | : K . | |n u | u 1 .¢ . ¢ »_ . . . __ . _ _? . 3 § " ' 2 § § .'~ 2 ° d ? . I f £ ' $ " § § L ' § , ° " ; ' §f § § " 3 " ° 2 -M r .a n d M r s .B e n V o s s h e l d F 1 1 z n 1 o n t .S u n d a y ,
L s v é h o m o i n B l a i r S u n d a y o p e n h o u s e ,S u n d a y .h o n o r i n g :t h e M m .B i l l W u l f v i s i t e d h e r m o t h -
M a ~M r s C l f u l H i l i n b i r t h d a y s o f M r .V o s s a n d h i s e r i n L i n c o l n l a s t W e d n e s d a y
a t t e x i e d n f m ,f u m n f a o f f l g ;g r a n d s o n .D a r y l B r a e s c h .M r s .H o w a r d J e n s e n a n d s o n .
n e n h e w B m v D e a n H i n e l i n e F r i - 'M r s .B e n V o s s : D e n t M o n d a y I f l o w a r d ,J r . .a n d M r s .C h f t o n H J ! -
d a s r -\w i t h M r s .w i n i m V o s s .m b a a e l w e r e g u e s t s o f M r a n d
j t ..H e c k d m e 1 I L i t t l e K a r e n R a v B e t t s s p e n t M r s .J o e H l l t a b i d e l i n O m a h a l a s t
d a n c : a H -g s r o f l h i r .S u n d a v w i t h M r .a n d M r s .E a W e d n e s d a v e v e n i n z .-
a n M r s ." f f d ° } ; h ° f B a r .C h r i s t e n s e n a n d V e n d a .|M r .a n d M r s .A l v i n S v e n d s r a a n z l
? ¥ ' ° " t t h e d w f e ;M h e r c o n s - |M i s s S y l v i a P a u l s e n a n d W e s -u a l l e d o n P e t e r S v e n d p r u a n i a t t h e
m n °
d Y " N ' °V g e e k l e y B r o w n w e r e S u n d a y a f t e r n o o n M e t h o d i s t H o s p i t a l i n O m a h a
I ns D e n Y S u : 1 : i a v J 2 ' l ` , , " 2 . ` ° . ,S i t h t h e E l s i t o r s a t t h e E l m e r H o l s t e S u i r i d l y d M H r d J
..o m e .r .a n r s .o w n .e n a e n
H a n s M a t h l e s o n s o f S m k e r .|M r s .S a m H o l s t e i n .M r s .E l m e r w e r e c a l l e r s a t t h e P e t e _ 1 : _5 ¢ r i ? k .
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\Mr .and Mr s . Ma r i Christensenf
M r and Mr s .To n y Ha ns e n an d
B e ttv Placek helped Albe rt
Sdndodt celebrate his birthday ,
Tuesday evenimr.
Callers a t th e Alb er t hjod t
Holstein an d Mi sa E r ma speni
Satur day s howin g: in Oma ha.Mr .and Mr s.Charles Voss
helped celebrate the birthday of
M m .An d re w Christensen.Tiles-
_day .\..».uan \|.n.\m*avr mourn M?nn MHL I Th#o n n ~hom# W 88 the
'lett, Jr.. hom" in Blair. rnumanvevenirir.Mesdames Ola Sorensen and
J oe Jensen sans:wi th the W ash
ington Count?Projec t. Club Qhor
us over K ORN in Fr emon t. F nd ay
Mrs. C assie Hansen and Mr. mcwP"g Henry ::@orensr~n. and menu.Ime eu ng pmuc n u ull.n w »---nun Allllvau uw... "T _ _..Mr. a nd Mr s. J o hn Re eh vi sited Ferdinand W iese and Maxi ne Qf c a lied 1,0 Ha y Snrrmrl.Sunldazf,
Mr .an d Mr s.Cleon W i lk i ns an d Missouri Valley ,Mr s.Sovhm by the illness of Mr s.H u m a n sRolland,Thu rsd av evenirur lwi e s e and Alic e and A n d mv b r o th e r Glen Ha stings.'I`h¢Y Ulm.
fami lv wer e di nne f Questa o f Mrs.ored the birthday o f MA X I M Mr s.Chris W1-ich and Georiril
Otto Hansen in Bla ir .Sundav,' W i e n a n d Mr. W ric h.visited Mr s.Bob Hltc lun an an d
Eme ra ld V a n Beck and B e ttv W i lma V055 an d Ma r i e and ,m,_Alec gumiay aftemoo n.i nJ ane we re callers a t th e Ha r old Ed i th Qu in la n spent Sunday at Blai r.|
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~M r a n d Mt. A lb e r t S c h jo d t md lwi e s e .Tuesd gy . when thev h9n - to atz gfu ntil W ed nesd ay .
I-YIOT l\0||lE. ll|ll|lll]¢|ull:|r l¢lllUli\uH lulusup duno _,_,_,_____Hs t! o f 1M u g m f r . ;t¢,¢,,|,d Mmlv fo lk s i re nu o n v t o h e t r ¢|¢mldnn...n..§"1'3m\1§&T.§I'»su'i|a.!9¥.=h';49g§{»_°f_§l=;»_H»g-gg, Gang; 234 ny.. Am'§§°N1f1'»m in Hel
w r w x :Q u l l u a u f .n s~.9 "' I | n | \ § l ¢ a |h a f h n n h l u `i:2ii`§iénaen wezel' " | P / j j
Yo u 'l l g i w i mp o rta n t he lp i n our co untry 's war-'add
to assurance of giving war industry all the coal it need!
widmur hi ndranc e.'
You'lI play safe by ma king s ure y ou HAVE due hi gh
grade, predsion cleaned and sized coal you wan! mosc.
(if co al us e rs wai t until the euno me fl' blly ins ti m#
mei; combined orders will oerminlv cause n mmm#
ation bottleneck with din$t!0U5 raulm.
Yo u 'll have A bi n /:dl of to p v alue /ua l--fo r pri c e s
won'¢ be lower for 1 long, long time no come.
_.-»\Call or :wp in at your earliest
therdevetionel leader: Bible smuy,-"'~v--~~--------y---»»- ~--...., ...... ,..._was held and Mrs. Taylor served n cgnfined so the hosxmal for some mem of Mr. and Mrs.Hlmld
lunch.Present were Mesdames tmm.Jensen, Wednemdnv evening.Ernest. Gosker. Emma Taylor. Ed|Mrs. Elmer Holstein attended "\Mr. md Mrs. Raymond FrenchHansen,Edna and Ri Howard slipwer for Mrs. Benny Albino at and children were scuests of Mr.
Tavior. John Tnylnr Janet nnd Millard, Wednesdnv evenlnz.and Mrs. Albert Kuhr. Sunday.Tommv.Rau lxrve and Nom\|\Elrner Rlx spent.Thursday Harvey and Hazel Hansen werelen, Harold Rasmussen.Austin evelung at the Francis Hovendiek Sundly'dinner guests ot Mn and
Renshnw.Harold French.Vir- home.,Mrs Gifford French.winln md Chula .and lliuenl Mr.nnd Mrs.Elmer Holsbgfi Mrs. Hu-rv Slppcnlield and 'Mx-.
mi n i ,Snrick.Opal Rasmussen. "*="~d Mr.and Mrs.Rdenckla nd Mrs. Clyde swpenfield andMnrllvn Wachter of Hamann and Rnssaoker uf,the Fred Pnulson|K_w Beth of Blair wana mmm of
Gwendolyn Love.Albert Schjodt served ns indieonthe electiun board of PauloiellConservation election, 9|Kt\lr-
v,Mr. and Mn. Cinder French
visited the Harold Tnylon, Fridly
eveninyMrs.Hamid Rasmussen was ndniner iruein. nl Mr. and Mn. Aus-
tin Renshaw. IH-ldav.n --_.;u . .A...»x..'shuulnw
lhome, Setuldny evening.Mr. and Mn. Pram-is Hovendick
and Duane and Luis Jem. Mr. umMn.Fm:-lk Hmrendick end Hex-
m m were Smiiay dinner queenat the Funk nnd Bertrand Linden
home.Mrs. O _Heinlein ment Mondnv with Mrs.
tm Voss and Mn Elmer
Clarence Schneeklatlx md infant.
'near Omm.Alisa Wlese. mem Samndn
Mr. uid Mrs. Chris Wrich. Mon-
dnv evenimz.Mr.and (Mrs.Harold Jensen
and sons were callers nt the ~
Andraeen home. Fridav evennltMrs,Howard Jensen attended
the nnnunl district Rebekah con-
vention in Blair. Tuzgdny-
DeSoto News
I I I I I I F u r l l l u n u \ l \ | o ° " " 1 _
\ J J A N T I -F R E E Z E
W e ' l l D o t h e J o b f o r Y a u ( N o C h a r g e )
Antiflireeze May Be Hard to Get Next Winter, So
Dou't Bun the Bllk of Lnsing lt by Kaping It in
Your Car All Summer
nowr m*onc»:°r...Ligm Weight Winter
Oil Should Be Drained Too.It's Time to
Use a Summer Weight Lubricant.
CLYDE NELSON STATION~
mr.IInu n u )l\\.ll\|l -v w - - -~ M n Bm V0 5 3gi a n t W8dll¢8d3V af|5Gl`l|0'0T`l ln H r .Mf g lll me r Hols tein R l p h Hine line I
°1 ? " ° " m f a h i d :r m : n i c h t were Fri day evening'visitors a t wo r k . Mo lld a Y \ " Far~ .J B .' msr$ \v°Ta:uf 'lor too k th ;it. h§_E \me1 HHH ~ 1 1r _... _ -. .A ~ his DOH who SIL
;turn¢d to his,
ar helllimr cameHerod 9, broken
rules Devnure"='~:=3tP ==*2.'°'*.."*
convenience
'7"`2'~B E N R E E H \
.f \.H o l m q u l n G r a i n a n d
L u m b e r C o .C G A L Blair, Nebraska
;;;»;£; ;,;,an;;§f.;,.;§; mm. M'mr. and mrs. xucnlm --mu »~ wa5| _Mr. and Mrs. I-Hmer Holstein were Mr. md Mn. Cyv\'l'hm-adnv aveninz visiwn u I-he And children o! Tel
Mr. and Mm. Rnllnd Smith ,,,,\\Ray'mond Schuldt. hgme.um Harkin Haiernon, Roland, waived ax the Funk Mr. md Mrs. Bxll Koenig md evmhwx.S1-hnler home.'hxeadnv sm\inz.'B"\~Geox-me and Gerald sv¢n¥|Mr. md Mn. Ch
The oecuifm calebrnmd thrbirth- Sundnv nfternoon at the Weswn ag Kemnd nnam uf Mr. Schafer md Mr. Eqqhvge-g>g]y§nw celebrate *'°'-|e~a\~=~f- Mrs. He
~YOUR SKELLY MAN
m u g g n g l u l r u l u l y .1.l.lu.u]
'n1.¢.- vhxmnh Avril 30. 194
mu uplnimi-AAA wheat loam.which lun rhbilimd the prion ol
the U. S. when :apply in :sunt
yan. unnot be nude nvailnble w
lumen if quotas -ue rejected.
"Deiennhmtivn of Amex-ic;'a
what policy il in the hands oi' menwho utudly produce the grain,"Lippincott commented, "and theirvouswillproducethecontinued
the prion they un upect tn
for it."
Thixiy-two Blnir Boy '
plan m hold their mmm! s
Cnmplme, Mny za-zo.
A man-inze Hcume was `
hom the Fremont omce.
week, to Donald Keith HolmeBldr and .Margaret\Mae P~
of Sioux Cxty, Iowa.
ron SALE
mu, Fr. CdhomGrant and Herman 'fuwnships--
Ist door south of Hermann Sum
Bank, Herman.Linco\n Township-Omm Town
House.
T ¢ V o t e O n
W h e a t Q u o t e s
_._..-
~ T~S
School
Results .of the raferenqum forMoore,=~.ev~go to the ~ In Saturd xy , May 2, to
c ast b| .Iot| in a nation-wide wheatPhone White 265.17-it
A \I ..1 .,¢ ¢ , u: ; 7 v b ¢ ; : L M -md \ma.'1m¢im will be open tmm B a.m.
lords m e\igih\e w pntidyate in w 9 pm.d AAA Chlulrmln E.Arlington Township--City Hnll,the gdzrm um.Cluk Lippineou u i d early this Arlxngwn .'Bldr,Cuming City,Riahlnndweek.Townlhipo-City Hall,3\adr.
Sdnoo
mu uplnimi-AAA wheat loam.which lun rhbilimd the prion ol
the U. S. when :apply in :sunt
yan. unnot be nude nvailnble w
lumen if quotas -ue rejected.
"Deiennhmtivn of Amex-ic;'a
what policy il in the hands oi' menwho utudly produce the grain,"Lippincott commented, "and theirvouswillproducethecontinued
the prion they un upect tn
for it."
Thixiy-two Blnir Boy '
plan m hold their mmm! s
Cnmplme, Mny za-zo.
A man-inze Hcume was `
hom the Fremont omce.
week, to Donald Keith HolmeBldr and .Margaret\Mae P~
of Sioux Cxty, Iowa.
ron SALE
mu, Fr. CdhomGrant and Herman 'fuwnships--
Ist door south of Hermann Sum
Bank, Herman.Linco\n Township-Omm Town
House.
T ¢ V o t e O n
W h e a t Q u o t e s
_._..-
~ T~S
School
Results .of the raferenqum forMoore,=~.ev~go to the ~ In Saturd xy , May 2, to
c ast b| .Iot| in a nation-wide wheatPhone White 265.17-it
A \I ..1 .,¢ ¢ , u: ; 7 v b ¢ ; : L M -md \ma.'1m¢im will be open tmm B a.m.
lords m e\igih\e w pntidyate in w 9 pm.d AAA Chlulrmln E.Arlington Township--City Hnll,the gdzrm um.Cluk Lippineou u i d early this Arlxngwn .'Bldr,Cuming City,Riahlnndweek.Townlhipo-City Hall,3\adr.
Sdnoo
.1 -a s n1 1 ?\M a n n e d b y c o m m s t t e u o f f u m
_ \ | z . _ . . . . \ - . . _ 2 - a l . - I. . I\ . . n vi n l l
5-mam
room orSherry
» mioruhlinzwnSr.Fine
T E D
cohts
arms
m u d
this
in o f
m f rhave an l!\!€\EH|. Ill .. ,.....-_____. -» ...,,.... than 15 axznea with I School
A vn u - . _~R'1 % 0L r
y o u r ` b a
Washina
15~tf
u1!f.L' 'Pi
eaminl Wwer.bookby chicks now with The Fon I
non (hunky Hntchcry.mon
'hen!
forum. we. 2700. Also Mas-|I-'on
z nT» £i¢ E`"""¥n¢f a w a ~rea ~ues "K quo eren um e-lscno aygeld of not less than 200i Fontaneue 10lFontanelleQu termine tha extent to which hun a-- -..¢..tnn n...:.- num bushels.Hal »
l ; m ; ' " i < ; i l ; a r s § \ n d c e n t s ,M r .L i p d n -o f g r a m t h e y w a o u n u P
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monleru annum go an Il£| .5.lu5 uni
_ _ _ . . . . . - - n n l l
Fred Hovendick.
ALLY NEW lumber:-:16 building, enclosed in
N O T I C E S
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* F r e s h C a f f q t g Serve sm-lard in vegetable salads _ __.___,-|.\§ ¢
~ ~ The outside leaves are richer in ir ___.._Lb. ~
J u li a L e e W ri g ls -~B T C B C I W hen! or Enric hed W hi!e-Los!I C
Premium, 1-lb.2-Ib.S o d | - - _ - _ C t n . l 8 C . ¢ , , , . ~
2-lb
Crackers
C r a c k e r s '1 n >1 5§'§i"_--d,£C Ctn: ~
Cookies ~ ~ 2 0 c
Ritz Crackers
S p e
1-lh.
Nabisco ...- _Ctn. ~
PE NNY SA V E RS
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Vinegar 2!3L?"Y:--.._._§2&§Z l4c
Gdatine 2"::aia., ~Sc
Fruits for Salad ubhym 2.2 l8c
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in thc Bald: while it's glowing. Wa pldcal while al ibn ~
nun. ESTATE
Satin
1512; Bc
155.2 6Sc
~Caiifornia-grmvn,Utah Pascal-type --._Buy W a r-S avi ngs Stamp s a t S afe way wi th
th e mo ne y y o u n n : o n th es e -
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O R IAL E: Mo dem 5- ro om hou seclisu in. Also inc ome nrouerlv by | H€
owner.Phone 292.2-tl. 11,
OUSE, Dexterviile.Inquire En-
terprése.17-lt'
URNLSHED ROOMS for rent.101 Em Gnnt St., Phone whim147.17-tf.
Advertise In The Enterprise .Advertise }n The Enterprise
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-For there you'll quickly find every food you need under one roof,plainly dis-
played and plainly priced . . . also low-priced. Everything is clean and orderly, and
arranged to save you steps and time. Just visit your nearest Safeway Store this
week, or any week, and see how much easier your shopping will be! '
-V EGETAB LE J UICE S FOR M A K ING S HORTQAK E S
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'_-.mica .' I n m a t e l..ibbby'a ---_._ff'él€ Zlc
- J u l e s ;~Sunny Dum
fa: 23c
1ZIEi;l8¢Hou
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Baking Pow~ er C,,,,,,,, Girl --_-._C8n ..o O A A
~l-`or Sure Results ..-_-_.__f¥»T.'§T ~
G m g e r b r e a d M i x Drome dxry _§;;°; 211:
* F l o u r §3;':;2.,°'fff_ -f1;L'§ 89c _.§»;;\; $1.69
* F l o u r * s m ~ 7 s e _ . 1 ; ; * ; $ 1 . 4 9
For High School Girls
Only
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F o r n u t n t u o n s s a k e a l w a y s b u y ~L§.,1'.1::f."%.;'3":.;"'r§."m;;.::
A\~\~, . ~»_", _ ,._ v ;nd !;=»~g=,-=-=»»\- ug thlsrweekn
p r o d u c e t h a t y o u k n o w n s l r e s h ~ ~: §, .,'i: ,<.: "::=..1:;..;§
, . f , :..e "lu oo rls c an prepare
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_4 , . .s1._.l l °~~them.
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There are a dgzen ways to vary
your salad dressing from light
and peppy to rich and hearty.
Drop a post card to Julia Lee
Wright,Bdx 6601),Oakland,
Califomia,for new "SALAD
DRESSNG S'1'Q\{LES".
~R SPARKLING SALADS
~ov.~ l l ~ 1 fo r partic ulars.
9- tf
PHONE 11 a nd z ive us vom wan t-
ads.Only 2c ner word ner inner-
tion insu res instant sale of that
unwanted furniture. eng.
W A N T E D
WANTED 'ro LOAN. rent. or BEF,
used sewing mac hin es fo r Red
g m Rev. H. C. J orgensen.
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/' I _B RE A ~_Miracle Whip,Qt
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E ANNUAL MEETING of the' a\hi.ngl.on Cmmty Historical. iety will be held at the Mu-. um in Fort Calhoun at 2:30o'cloek Monday uffemoon. May
4.All interested are
come.WashingtonHiafmiul Association.
GHEST CASH vrioewool ond pelts.Frank Fincher,Blair Gd! Course.18-ti.
RNITURE uphollterlnz. unn-
iuhimg,repl»irin¥» m anlnz.
rupwork, mutreasea,PhoneBlue 151.George N. Miller.
12-tl
invited ooCounty
paid for
El
ARDEN PLOWING and " U n i
cm Rea 192.H i ?Frank H. Strioklett.
,FARMERS!I WI-htYAr dead stock.Have s vulgtyof premiums.Blair RendennzSé vice. Phone 17 collect.,
son of Luther College,Wahoo,Nebraska,It will be pruenzed by
about elghhem students from this
school.The~players have been ln-
vited to came because we programcmmnitteebelievestheyhavenreal. message to bring.Othernulilhers ln the aftemoon will be a
short address by Mr.AdolphKloth, senior seminary student mn
several sonlps by the Dana MaleChonxs, under the direction of Ea-wnrd Hansen, another senior reni-
inary student.\
In the eyening the Dana u cap-
pella choir, under the direction oiProf. John Link, will present llaarmual home concert.This will be
the choifs fmt appearance on thc
campus wearing the robes which
were purchased a short time ago.The Dana Luther Leasve, who'
_sponsors the Rally.extends a
hearty welcome to all to come togm and make friends.
der-ing Co.. LuPla¢!e. Nebr. 9-LLWASHINGTONHc .ly Jensen, Assent, Union Ren-
. A. Hmm, sm and Erie
iseourl Valley, Ia.18-St
WORK SHIRTS,sizes
17.6911.Nelson Shoe Store.
LE: Spotted Poland China
'lts.Arthur N. Andersen,n.Phone 2819.X4-Lf
ILK, l2c qt. if called for.c. P. Dimmick. Blair.
AYNE pig and sow meal
Psy when you sellmyourDolan's Feed 62 P uce.
CH PADS.hlzh uualitvvaner. 12: ner pound Oth-
alitiee. 84: oer nound. _
The Enterunse.
SCHOOL SENlORSl Ordername cards NOW from Therprlse16.4v.
ALE:Punks G.Hybrids.
G32-212-94-and ss.Also 4els of white hybrid.t'Will Ryan.
"Banu" Shir?-e and Shorts.
each.Nelson Shoe Store.
t
To or cabbage plants.Bcdozen.Broughton. 803 West
k St.Order sweet potatots now.17-2t'
OMPSON BROS. HYBRID
Iowa 939-State-Testedt grader $5~50; round grades. 50c reduction for quantity
~wn sucks. Earl J. Thompson,n as 10-12:ELLANEOUS furniture for'
e. 16-2t' Mrs. E. B. Carrlgan.
KT permancnts, $1.95.Regu-S5.00 oil permsnents. $3.00.e's Beauty Shoppe,Phone. k 224.17-it'
ED HAY tor sale.Nelson
CARD or THANKSE WISH to express our thaxika
to the friends for their assist/ance and interest at the time ol
the death of our dear brother,
Charles Antrim,and we es-pecially mask those who sentthe floral offerings at the time
of the funeral.His Brothers and Sisters.
CARD OF THANKS
WE WISH to express our thankstothe friends and neighborswho assisted us at the time of
the death of our den: wife and
moLl\er.We especially thankthose who _sent the beautifulfloral olfenngs. and the minis-ter lor his words of sympathy,and Mrs. Paul Nyholm for lur-
nishinr the music.
.lens C. Sorensen,.Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rasmussenand Children.
CARD OF THANKS
WE TAKE THIS means of unres-aing our appreciation for the e!-forts and constons of ourfriendsandneighbors at the
time of the tragic accident anddeath of our beloved son, BillyDean.We are especially grate-ful to the members ol the BlairHrsDepartment, the doctors,Mrs. Dorena Walker and thosewho aided at the time of the Iu-neral services.We know thateach of you did.yeur utmost at
the time of our great sorrow.and Mrs. William Hinellne,and Mrs. Charles Hineline,and Mrs. Martin Hoier.
CARD Ol-` THANKS
AY WE EXPRESS our appmciation for the aid rendered ouson,Inland Hineline. and hischoolmates. at the time of thtragic accident at the DeSov.school last week.The promonotion of 0\|r neizhbors. the Blai
Fire Department.doctors athe county nurse unquestionablvrevented further loss of lifThe aid given us wlil Ions: b
remembered.Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hinelin
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'JI SS -- the "protective food."Golden Rules of Nutrition my ect three or
'four eggs n week. at least. The 're rich in BWtaminr, protein and blood building minerals.
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Yuu're fully protected an every purchase youruke at Safeway.H you are not entirelyple ae ed . s imply tell the mln at the Ch ec ki ng
Stand-- and ge t y our full c ost pri c e ref unded.
Thi s is iu st an oth er p oli c y th at ma ke s s ho p-
pi n g more pleasant,ec onomic al and advan-
tageous at Safeway .
CoMused About Nutntron?
l`o learn about vitamins,mlnerala,proteins
an d ho w to p re pa re mea ls tha t ar e he alth fu l
l n d economical aa we ll an attrac tive,ta k e
"Kitd\en Course ln Nutrition." Ten easy work-
able lessons-by -mall. J ust send 25c for entire
c o ur se lo J uli a me W r ig ht,B o x 660cc , 0nk~
land, Calif.
Grape]uice\'r5§.'l' iii. 16¢.§§: 29c
Nlarshmallows Fluffieet _ .2331 141:
Corn Starch Argo ~_rlifgj 7c
Syrup fl§'¥.'§$'i'Y;.?TT?_.2'é2¥; 29C
Ketchup. Edu: __________f$Z1G,l9C
M\lSl3¥(l ixtllfrisayle .-_-,._.$'; IUC
l-eCorn Flakes ~ __z vs.: lSc Nleafs that are guaranteed
Popperl Wheat Dwndiea _.iff 7c
Grapenuts Flakes ._§§$'E.
Banner Oats §2§§,'L'.___}Q'; 191:
_CANNED FRUITS
P h Llbby'a, Clrolce,Na. 2%
14:to make the meal ~
Bran Flakes ~ - . _ i : > : ; 1 4 ¢$¢¢¢¢-H1¢=¢mv-»4»~»¢~Hv¢=v~¢=~B~n ~ww '».`4 ' "~z ~C r e a m o f W h e a t ~ 2 4 c : : : : ' _ . . , . . : , .' ", .1 f " ". , . : : " : . " : . , , ,. .° »°
au . YOUI uo Nn r : mu m
B e e f R o a s t $ti°"""'.___-r.». 24|:-f""§.§..f"{i,'T 2Ic
eac es sum or Hllve|.__-Can 14C ~ B g g f S a v o r y , n b m m - - - _ . _ - . . ----Ln IOC
Nu. 2%
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c n c ¢,Peaches Sea.,:°:..r...,
Fruit Cocktail 373 _.
Pears § i ' l ' Z ¥ 1 § € ; ~
Pears §'l'§${¢"1'f`f;____-§
r u n e s u \ S y r u p ~P lorthweat
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1 4 es y-n e lN o . 2 %g 'G r o u n d B e e f § . . ' 2 ' r . . " f § ' & i L . & a . . __ - _ - - -l 9 c
f i ; ~~~~Flavor fa l, en d e nts -. . -_ .. Lb .~
~~~Wilac o brand, in 1-pound lay ers ______Lb.~
B a k e d L e a v e s Pl lrl and Pimiento,nfa i o nr a nd C he a e _ _ _ _ _ _ . --_ L b. ~
.
C8I'll3llol|L'f'r'35Y'3rrrr .3 ~ 25C
Cherub Milk ~ elf! 2343
Cereals Gerber'a ~ l4c
Strained Foods 555; ___.ff€;';
}Iublr\|¢er's.5 lh ~10 lb.
7 c
Syrup com-n-s~¢¢¢r;.ri C.___1§," 55¢
Arrowroot N a b i s c o ~ l l c
Zwieback Nabisco ~ 194:
Grahams Zi52£'i'Q_l;1'l' NC 28c
CANNED VEGETABLES
a';:;'-¢.?rf;-----_'ia: 154:Beans
Corn
Corn
Libby'W. K.N zGelder_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2 6 2 . .. ~
Country Home,
w. x. Golden
Tomatoa Standard
z~°- 2 25cCllll
No. 2%
Quality -__--.C.\n 14c
Beets §;:':r'::_i{t'f:;-.-_Ffa.: llc
1 8 4 1 . ~Sweet Patatoes§;;'~._._..¢,_,
HOUSEHOLD sUPPL1_§§_
Matches Favorite _..___C'f,",;; 2lc
~ C l e a n s e r _ _ - - . - . , . - _ } f € I § ~
Sc~ Fels Nlpthx ...---__-.Clke
~I v o r y L u x
S o a p S o a p
-J l 'Inv ar | . | g A D Q U A l \ - | ~ E I \ $ |
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\./cndmnmmolsboudqumtanioc\ <'°=a .»»m m m m b y u m m m mQ~- »d i d n !G i n y o u x b a b y u z e p m t .
I .. . |a . . .
my & wr:~ Ls 247, sec 11»1a-
3:200.|
~uce, »L -,.
'S lx .Saturday s~g 2%¢l"' §1l'§.m Shoe svm-e'R a l l y D B Y A t
_ z .SALE:Good work mare.D a n i M G Y 3
-1v.°Chris S. Hansen.Concert In Evenin Play~N 1 sax.w.w.1=\nw ~Qt s.§'.§»\ £2 16.2l`¢'B y Y l s g S w e nts
'SALE:A good work mare.l l te rn o o n
-1:Henry Sorensen.The annual young peoples' RallyDay, which usually is attended by_ ~ " ' P a . ' 2 ; ' ;'|»»»°»<? lour hundred people. from
1 on 35_13_2g Nebraska, Iowa and other states.Imn be held on Sunday, May 3.
' SALE:1941 audan g n u Meetings will begin at 10:45 a, m.,ss ver hundred. Lm Jes-l2=so p. m-. and 7:30 p. m., and will
reen, Phone 212 on 54~17-2b all be held in the college audilori~
um-gymnasium.At the foreman service Dr. N,
C. Carlsen, president of the UniteaMQ EXTRA good close nrrim- Danish Lutheran Church,will
rs Also some work horses and preach and the Dana choir will
m -d sown and Digs.lsing.
xr Raymond Wulf, Sam Moore.A special attraction on the ax-
1.m-lsH, s for 1o¢.Phyllis
~lc, North Center. .11-lt'
pn
$13,600.
Fed La nd Ba nk to F red W He u-
erman: SW SW sec 14- & S%'3 SE
sec 1518~9, $9,000.
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3 ""' ¥ % "' 1 9 c
Calm;
Use in the bath
ls well as for
housecleaning.
3 Cakes 20c
A Tulle! Solp
Dolmlu \vl!\\
muvie llars.
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PRODUCTS
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Material
to
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We Will Buy
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