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»1 T r e a s u r yDepartmentAsksPurchaseOf$13
400 In Bonds In May
,STAMP SALES FOR
\APR1L REACHED $7500
1 Beginning with the month Mar.
the Treasury Department hall es»
ltablished quotas for each Bf{itinndcountythroughoutthenation
;in regards to the purchase of War
iiui\dB and stanips. The quota set
fur Washington County is313 100.
That figure is the investment¢lU*
tn and not we maturity quota of
the bonds. The maturing value of
that amount will he equal to more
than $25000.Ilond sales for the nionth of AP
ril totalled approximately $25000
in dollar sales reported CountyChairman George T. Hedelund this
\leCk The maturity value of these
|purchases would be about$33000
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Crown Queen at Dan
Amid n.lavish setting of
flowers and decorations Miss
Betty Ann Diesen was crowned
Queen of the Dana Lilac Time
Festival last Saturday evening.
Above is the coronntion scene.In the center of the aliove pic~
a Lilac Time Festival
ture President Lawrence Siersbeck is shown making brief remarks.At his right is King Gene
Megrue of Tekamah.The five
candidates for the Royal Throne
are left to right Eleanor Jen
sen Chicago;Virginia Camp
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bell Blair;Honor Lylcke Elk
Horn Iowa;Betty Ann Olesen
Hutchinson Minnesota;and
hiargaret Ann Johansen Free
no California.
Robben Photo Enterprise Hnyruoiny
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BlairAirport
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Need For Pilots Grows.
May Use High School
Youths
3 NEWPLANESBEADY FonWORK
.¢According to information given
members of the Blair AirportCommitteeof the City council and
ithe Chamber of Comrnerce one\\<9k resumption of activities at
the airport may take place around
June 1. The port several months
ago was ordered closed by the warilopamuentduetodiefactthattheCity was unable to furnish 24
hour gusrd service at the field.
The need for more &1d morepilots as planes roll from assemb
ly lines was given as a sleckening
in regulations regarding such
ports as Blairs and governmentofficialsarereportedto have in
dicnted that in their search for pi
lot rnaterid they may even take
boys who are members of the Sen
ior class of Blair High School and
suwounding towns.They also in~
dicated that they may shin in a
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\Z?Fon COUNTY w A 1 \m.in war sblmpn I1 M Yo f Lilac Time at Lhq ;nn lfjy planes have _been
and are¢|uvv ln.uu1...that will later be converted into
bonds.with those figures in mind in
is apparent that Washington
lCounty will have no difficulty\icaching the May quota which has
Ibeen set. The money used for the
[stamps and bonds is an invest
mennot an ex nciiture~and itIpelpaysalmost 3%interest.
0River Recedes
|I After Threat
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In the monthly allotment oftiresforautomobilesandtrucks urday evening...an allowance of 6 passenger car The Dana auditonum was decor
tires was made.18 tuubea were ated in purple and white with the
allotted and so retreads.They\Stage forming a beautiful hack
will be distributed only to motor~iHV\md for the coronation cere
ists who can classify as eligible. |rn<>n>bliss Olcsen her attend
In the truck types of tirea the011if5»Pnncessea _lliargaret Ann
county was allotted 35 tires 55Johanaen Virgmia CaIDPbell»
rctreade and 43 tubes.[Honor Lykke Eleanor Jensen and
Meanwhile during the week King Gene Megrue were intro
tires and tubes were OKd by the
rationing board to be purchased
by the following:Otis Willis re
cap tire and tube;William G.
Wilson 2 recap tractor tires and
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Festival at Dana College last :mt
a lame V made of lilacs.Afte.
the introduction President LBw~
renee Sierabeck performed the
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coronation ceremony.The swans!
\....l:.. nn\An dmnqod in Whité Bhd
[duced individually standing behind f
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DEI!rldpurl...¢\.|uu5 nn.mu..rarenewpnrachutesandother
equipment.Part of the ground
crew and pilot training staff has
also been selected.ta ....:....\J lnminignvnUl.lllng UIIS perluu UI.Lcaasauvu
l..ll..l.us5 nI._|.al¢:un;\......|.........owing;on the port ground.
city is also negotiating n.
with Traney Buhs for the
one tube D.E.tiplcmcr Lrucn luuaua ......._..._W L re for beer truck Jens E Jen each one earned a beautiful bonof~0 t k tire;N G. Gq»r:ner¢;quet of mmationssenrm:.......~ *v.ntl Hrnlv !\*lrnvin Gieslen Followmg the coronation an in The wheat markeiif\g quataa~.~j=:\J\~No Damage Done Low
Sugar itutioning Scenes
nAll\\|il\llicw lung tnhlcs i
lil l:.|r ll;;h School auditori
um l\..~.~ hw n lined with peoplehor.~ini.;thwmselvcs and their
viwil f.f War Ration Book
No.l v.lnvh will enable thorn tn
nurwhat <ng;n. These pictur.Q
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Ration Book
Registration
Ends Today
Huge tlrowds Gather At
Schools Monday In Ef-
fo1"c,To Get, Job Done
REGISTER 175 PER
_HOUR IN BLAIR
Regis( ration for Ration Book
No. x will como to a close over the
...»|....eininht.followimr four days
are History»Making in
which are definitely scenes of
history in the making show
sights which have never before
been witnessed by the imgi;
mn people.ln thc upper picture applicantsgivepreliminarydatato
RAINFALL THIS
WEEK 1.60 INCHES
.Rainfall of the past weekmeas-I
arcd 1.60 inches at Blair accordingtofigurescompiledbyU.S
Observer J.Hilton Rhoadea.Thc|fall which began last lhursday.|
has been as follows:April 30th.
nos inches;May lst.30;May 21
j.38;May 8 .50;May 5 24:andl
May s. .1o.l
There was anunseasonally heavyfrostearlyMondaywithalow
temperature of 33 degrees.
_Roo & GUNCLUB
SAW MOVIESMON.
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The Blair Rod J: Gun Club saw.number of reels of interesting
'CalhounGirls
Life of County ...typists who fill out the blanks.
ln the lower photo another
group of aides go into the mat
ter uf the amount of sugar onhand and the allowances for the
various individual cases.Hnfrrprtlt NrinnnoraandHnlnarll\!7
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lands.Believe Crest Is
Passed
Heavy rains in the Dakotnsand
in western Nebraska arecredited
with an unseasonal flow of-water
in the Missouri River thisweek
and farmers along the lowlandswatchedthecontinued1issanx
iously.The rise began last Friday but
did not give concern until Mon
\.day when the measurement at
~~~Blair was 1423 feet.Tuesday it
7 iwas up to 15.20 feet and Wednes
lday morning it shoved 16.17 feet.
in State Contest
Lois Sievers Won On The
Word "Dactyl1c",De-
feated Classmate
his Sievers 13 Fort Calhoun
eighth grade student shared state
spelling charnpionship honorsSaturday when she placed Grst in
the oral division of the contest
held in Columbus.
The mruner»upwasMaryAnn
Sant§rs 12year
lrm morning Frank Taylor who|makea the measurements of!the
railroad bridge at Blair reported
15.28 feet 18 feet is considered
flood stage.On Tuesday noon when the
iflow continued to increase the
Weather Bureau department at
Omaha informed the Blair Offi
cial Weather Observer J.Hilton
Rhoades that there wouldbe aniothertwofootincreaseinflow.
ln keeping with s new river service whch has been put into usethisspringn. number of fsrrnors
along the river were notified by
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.usp ..\.~.._....__2 tractor tires;Lee Hester milk 1haulertireand tube;Henry Har vitung.Hooper truck tire;Nebras 5
kuIowa Oil Co.truck Lire.c
BUY DEFENSE BONDS E
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21 Students j
High in 8th
Grade Exams.
Verda Andersen, W a s h-
mgton,Had AverageOf 97 Per Cent
Of the 209 seventh and eighth
grade pupils of Washington Cuun
ty who recently wok part in the
state examinations twentyonepupilshadaveragesof 90%orabove.Special commendation is
due Verda Andersen daughter of
J.L.Andersen of Kennard;her
average 97%is the highest which
has been attained by any rural
eighth grade pupil for several
years.Following is a list of the high
ranking students:Mv1.v.~la Andersen.Ken
nesting program was prosemourithvocalsolosbyMissClarico
ioomers Oakland Nebraska and
iladys Moore Berger Sioux City
own.;reading Arm Radcliff Bry
mt Tekamah:violin solo Calvin
Nheeler Omnhlj _marI_1nba
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solo.
v in this countyZE.;11
éieéé.ballots
mn Iain Ann Baker,Ummm.4 llac Time is sponsored by the;I---t -r counm......... -»w» mnh and w. A. A.mum:N Blsvrx ANN GLESEN |mln?§n ar :§ mninn nationalumm~.....__1 w,..ASK THAT PIN-
BALL MACHINES
BE LEGALIZED
Clarence King, operator of theEat Shop, xppesred before the
City Council last Tuesdayeven-ing requesting the installation of
pinball machines ln Blair cafes
and business houses. King asked
few: the machines be ol thenon-iackpot type played for mus
lment only and he suggested that
Lhs city place a $10 per year Lax
IM..mph muhine.He also sug
ȢBlair .loms
1 PlatteValley
BallLeague
Earl Thompson To Man-
age Team Made Up Of
Jr.Legionnaires
Blair will hnve a bueball team.L .....-|....:¢.mmm of Uncle
ly will guaranlee a wheat loan of
5127 in Omaha for No.1 wheat.
66%of those voting over the entirenationmusthvorthevlanll
it is to be used for 1942 market
mg.
FINAL CLEANUP 1"OF SCRAPSTARTS
The finll cleanup of scrap onhrmnstartsthisweekaccording
to inlormxdon lashed from is
AAA office.Triple A Commltuse~
men will call upon all farrnen
...im mn.me vat returned their|§;¢1ZT[h§£um dw limit the field
but one operawr in the city
\3|ereby preventing the installa-
\t.lon of a half dozen mu.hinea in
every place of business.
ADOPT MAIL ORDER
STAMP PLAN
um .....=.........._____Sam on the supply of players it
dna been announced ihla week byEarlThompsonmanagerotthe
team this year.Anangementa have been complet/ed w join Blmlr with the Platte
Valley League and the tint work
lout is being held tonight (ThunlanxinLhefieldsouthofBlair.
card regarding scrap metal ontheirfarmandandurgeimmed
iate action.Trucks manned by WPA menwillbaavallableforiheuseof
those wlm do not sell their scrapmetaltoregulardealers.The
truclm will mrry acetyleng torch
nmfutuuvleceaollrqngog
ol 1egilmnn.which has tabulated
virtually every man ibomau and
child in we United Staten.
At Blair on Wednesday eveningBlere had been 8082 individu
als accounted for.Not all ol them.
however received hooks which
would make them eligible to purchasesugar.233 individuals had
too much wear on hand and will
receive their books later.The largat registration ln .the
county was at Blair.To handle
the crowds a crew of 32 were
used.A receptionist presentedeachapplimuitwithamlmberasheenteredtheauditiriumatthe
lligh School building.Aa quickly
as possible the number wan called
and the applicant gave preliminarydata to one at a long list of typista.
later the infomation on the
hlrmks was completed by another
\ rw:of workers.The turnover of applicants wasrzipidtherehaving been 175 lam
»1i~~ accounted for in a single hour
A one time during the work Mon
l.i\aftemoon.
ADDITIONAL MEN
IN MAY DRAFT
Tliirt»n more men who havervml»ml in Blair have been
cz\ll»d if srviceduringthis month
mln \.l Selective Service office
riports Out of the 13 there axe:»nlio nn no longer residents of
this liimty but who receive their
cull fron Blair inasmuch aa theyateredinWashingtonCounty.Those who are nonresident haveanKaltertheirname.The men who are in the second
May call and who now bring the
May mul to as men.an an lol
lowa:Rolland James OConnorBlair;Walter Caae Herman;A
dolph M.Jenek Blair x;FrankBojaczaim1:Nathan Butler
Blair x;Alvin Rasmussen Her
man;Norman Grove Calhoun x;Joseph Nodta Blair x;Theodore
Lint Blair x;Daniel Muck Blairx;Paul B.. McDonald Blair;My.ron Ward Herman x;James E
Stewart Blair x.
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movies Monday evening at their
regular meetng.Emory Hunt showed his movies taken last summer en route to
Churchill Canada.Also shown
were :ala ol the Tristate gooseshoot held last fall near Chadron
Govemor Dwight Gmswold and
governors of adioining smtes par
ticipated.
RohwerNamed
President of
_HistorySociety
Meeting Held Monday.
Reports Heard.Plans
Made For Future
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The annual meeting of the
Washington County Historical S0
ciety met in the museum at Cal
houn last Monday and at onceproceeded to hueiness. Reports of
the past yeare work including earpgnditureswere heard and accellt
In the line of expenditures approximately$200.00 was spent
on show cases for displaying the
gxhibila and other minor expenditures were made. Theme new add
ed improvements make the muse
um one of the most complete
county exhibits in the state andone that the county should be ex
tremely proud of.The omcers elected for the
ry Rohwer;VicePresident Dora
Klindt;Secretary Edith Sier~ck;
Treasurer George Rohn/er;EKBC
utivo President Mrs. Joe uxure;Member ot Bound o!Dlfeuwrlf
Henry Monke;Blair Township
Chairman Ella 1lill;Kennard
Township Chairman Mm Irene
Jensen.Altar the business ol the meet
lngwaa conclndd a memorial
resolution honoring Jos Maura
waa nad and ordered greed on
old Fort Calhoum
seventh grader.Although M a r yAnnhadbeonwinnerofthe
Washington xW a a h in s t o nCountyspelling. 4 meet she stumb
led on the word
dactylic and
lost state honors
to her school
mate Lois.
go Douglas Countyeighthgrader in Ihe Ashland Park]
School. was winner ol the writtendivisionof the state contest and sosharedtoprankinghonorswith
Lois.
The Washington County girls
had won the hdhors in this countyinl94l.as well aa 1942.Lois is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Rich
ard Sievers while llary..Ann makes
her home with her aunt. Mrs.Rex;
Stewart of Fort Calhoun.Both
girls nre pupils of Miss Paulina
Kruger.First P\£\Ce winners ~divi
sion were awarded gold medals and
$5 in defense stamps.Second
place winners received silver med
ala plus $3 in defense stamps.
A field of 14 contestants vied
for honors in the oral divisions.
Stumbling blocks which elirninawl
all but the Calhoun entrants in
tluded meh uords as nepenthm
braggsdocio Jissuago cartilagi
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Lula Stern:
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eaaceticiamfelony:bmiow ehio:
Among those assisting in conductingthecontatwasRalphE.
lairohild of Blair WaahlngtcmQwhfySuperintendentandpresi
dent of the association.
The Methodist Official Board
met Monday evening at the home
of Mr.and Mn.A.A.Fohlmdc
when a plan of church vlaitan
was dxlcueaed. Mr.and lin.Roy
Kdlr were lntrodneed as new
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nous. uemernrioos ll n mandlble»»»»»»»»_..DIDIA EVER?
Didja ever realize that
sometimes a dismal failure is
a good thing?One of those
kinds ol failures that puts
one down and down and down
until it seems like the bottom
has dropped out ol oven
thing.Well Conegidor has fallm
and for our nation the black
est of despair should settle
down on us and take some at
the cocky coclcaure feelingoutotus.Not alone should
this hsppenlo us little fish
but to all.lt means much;in
fact it means all to us as anationandasindividualsto
win this war and.we must
realize that we are not invul
nerable.In life individually when
we fall by the wayside wethinkit over and the result is
a new and more detemxined
endeavor and we go out and
fight t.he difficulty ln a stand
still.So as a nation we must
take another and more deter
mined stand for it is our nationthatwearedefending
and the men who went down
with colors flying are blood
of our blood and those who
have KI\e before are blood of
our blood and we would not he
true Americans if we did not
avenge their sufferings.
True there may be those
who an stultifying tl\em
aelvu by turning the struggle
into profit but we can care
for them alter this conlliet
ia over and we havo»put the
enemy where they belong.Int
ua forget everything but the
fact that this war must be
won.Our life our liberties
and our homes for generationsto come moat be made
secure.We are Amerlanland the Amerloan way of liv
in:n Ula ahh for which
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nard Washington School;94%
Lors bw IAIBUI.Blair Oxum
School and Evelyn Battling
Hooper Immanuel Lutheran
School;93%Bette Anne Jemaen
Blair Gardner School;93%
.iamzs NiebaumArlington Tel
baats School Marie Hansen and
Gloria Jessen Blair March School;
92X1Phillip Rolland Blair Or
um School Mardell Timme Hoop
er Immanuel Lutheran School
Delores Johnson Washington
School John Vogt Arlington
West St.Paul School Lyle Rog
ere and Jean Thompson Blair
Pleasant View School Louis Sul
ly Fon Calhoun DeSoto School
Erma McK1ean Herman New
England School.Leander Ritzen
Fontanelle School;91%rEldne
Rasmussen Blair Gardner School
Rodney Kerlthoff and Q\1¢=11»i
Marquardt Nickerson Telbasts
School Ellen Nicholscn Blair
McCarthy School;90}rKeith
Cornelius Bennington.Dornack
er School.The seventh and eighth gradeexaminationsweretakenby101
eighth and 108 seventh grade_pupile.The questions covered eight
subjects.A few students whose grades
fell below the required averagewilltakeexaminationsinthesupjectain which they tailed in Blair
today.
5M1ssioNAsY FROM
AFRICA To SPEAK
.l Rev Alma Thomson of im An
igeles California.who recently lf*turned from a lilelong miwon in
iSudnn Airica will speak at the
fKennard Lutheran Church next
iSundsy evening at s oclock.
Everyono is invited to hear his in
Iteresting awry of his experiences
in Africa and see his moving pie
turee.Rev.Thomson is a close
lfriend ol Rev. P. C. Jensen pastor
|o( the Kennard church.\
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Effective May 1 the mail onlar\
plan was adopted by WashingtonCountyinregardwthefood
stamp commodities pmgnm.ThelstampissuingolficeinBldrhan
been closed and those who are eu3
gihle to receive blue and orangefoodstamp;must obtain them by
mail from the Lincoln olfioa.
\County Assistance Axim!Lyle.Gu er lained earl this week
ly the some as before with the
exception that there wiil be no
local olfiee.All who obtainstampsmust be certified aa in the
put.Tho new plan is merely for
the purpose of eliminating an nn
necessary localbureau.
I Graduation-for
Rural Schools
~Here Tuesdayl
CommencementAddress
To Be Given By Beat-|
rice Supemntendent
y vm y .|that the stamp plan issubstantial-
'pluyground will be,principally,
.......__Other towns in the Platte Valley
League are Arlington Elkhorn
Bennington Gretna and Herman.
A complete or.hdule of games will
be announced next week Manager
Thompson told The Enterprise to
dayTha lint game of the seasonwillbeMaywth.Where it win
be or whom Blair will play is not
yet determined.Thompson pointed out that moat
oi the team would be taken from
the list of Junior American Les
lon players who have had consid
erable success in past seasons.A
good many of the older prospects
are already in service or areworkingon jobs where help is soehortthattheyhaventtimeto
give to baseball this year.
CITY TO MAKE
NEW PLAYGROUND
heavy inil too lnree to be loaded
lnto the truck.
¢Drive for Navy
Relief fund of
`$175 Begins
Committee Of Workers
To Complete Campaign
I_§y May 11
The initial meeting of the Wash
in unty Navy Relief Society
was eld Monday evening at the
lcourt\iouse in Blhir.Plans wereItormu ated at that time for a local
drive for funds to start immedi
lately;the county driveis being
A new playground for Dexter
ville youngsters will become arealitywithina few weeks it wasdecidedatameetingo!the city
council last Tuesday evening.The
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a baseball diamond.lt will be lo
mted on a piece of cityowned
;eondus:ted in collaboration with anationwidecampaign.The countygoalis$175.
Chairman of the county society
is Ralph E.Fairchild Blair.Oth
ers who attended the meeting
Monday and who plnn to assist in
the drive are Mrs H C McClellangroundatThirdandNebraskal_~K
;Tho annual eighth and wnthistreew just south of the Burt ;;§ _1§2§_.E}?;§§_ ;§f §;2§;
grade commencement exereies will County Service Station.am Dr E 3 ;lripp md Ianil
be held at the Blair High School No playground equipment wiuihieinzerlingh
lauditorium next Tuesday evenbe installed it is understood.The|Th nm Washington County
§ n i¢..§§$.T¥f Si3§Ir.
§f$§§f§$.§€.fi \;;lbe leweled off anddollar for the ~relle!causeprincipalapeakr.Hia addreiss ;lvS donated bv_ L l.Ci1!iltanlG\
f centered about the theme 1=>2PElER ~fo( the Maney district.Tha above
roorrow and You.1REC0vEmNG NICELY d committee plans an exten
The program which begins at s sive drive.which in to be con
oclock will be opened with aninvocationbyRev.T.A..LindenmeyerRalphE.Falrcd J.R.
Vinckel and Mn.Eliza th Staplawillspeakbrieflyandmusic
will be provided by the Blair juhiorhighgirlsgleeclubandbyMissDorisHagelinBluarlligh
School instructor.Diplomas will be presented byl
Pew Svendgaard who im been
a patient at Methodist Hospital in
Omaha for the put nine weeke.i
submitted to the third and mostl
serious ot a series of major operationslastWednesday.Aomrdling to latent reports he is rallying
nicely and hopes oo return hom
ln the near future.Mr.Svend1in.Co s ri me d v.mph E.!zaard will reach his szna birthday.U.S.WAR IONDS
»themillutm olthemeodni manbernof thothzbuzrd..!!2¥1.........Bay Deleaao gang;Nqyl \Fa;xl:ti¥ild.pe n neh
\n|1tmant.h.
coming year are:President Hw*y;and nexnisie.eluded by May ll.
A llsno out el everydo/llu neon
IS OURouonfor vlcronviaith
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frosh .Sh
Mr. and Mrs. D. 0. Sheets and
"Q 'ii `f'Vl£w&
ls .A. W. Clarke spolra ntthe Crowell Hoheld at,Q Sunday.'The Hightteunder the diocte,1.Catherine Bartlmg,numbers and Miss'Ma
.I~ .played two piano snt. from Hermanera breae. A. W. Clarke and Mark
naha.rs.Carrie Pgrriah a|Volin, Soutl|'Dsko|§;uw
hui been vi.B1B1l9; A
wc ~ ~ 2~Miss Betty Cox anJunior-Senior banquet atkamahHighSchool, Sahir. and Mrs. Herbertbeckier mddaughter w
Hadiey, John Hammmg,A.S.
Moriey, John Mules,C.Morley,
R. E. Roberts, Shephnmd Ja Badg-
er, o. Nf"U':Tl1=mk :md in A. Whit-
Ioni-|¢$asKgnnlrd is iocsted seven miie;
west of Blair, between the branch
°- ~ -'~twa s
Among Stat¢'s
~=vm-smnmrlna hr1nn`
unmy .Blanken-rre Wed-the Elm
was host,-my Club,
MondayShumake
't Entonv sveniI\Kmhad nhn
the parenu ox n mwy mm, 1-.ugw-=a BlairRobert, hom Ami 28 r
Hcspital. Both Mn. Sorensen andEugene nrmreported to bn gettng
mn: mc ely .
Mx-s_ John G.JensonInf.week from severalMethodistHospitalin n.Norma Jan Jackson has been ls-
sining her with her work.
Mr.and Mn. Gudmond Soren-len md Loretta visited,Sunday,
retumeddaysatOmah
with Mr. and Mn. Otw Sorenaen...." _=~__._.._-_AI
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left
canA :
nonof
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fed at San Diego,Calxlornm,Mnnday for a. Nonh Cu-ollna
\p where he will be stationed-
fomler Blair boy, Paul in the
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tyson
north of Blair.
Iy a lucky coincidence,younglon, although he enlisted while
the wut cout, will be among
ands at the No nh Carollna
np.Don Fear md Normanlkina who left.Bhir Tuesday
rsa.ld¢nbehelded!or thesam<a
E333Ion
( r u n wma.Ann H - - f -"-..,..»....\...f.nmmm ot um mrly dny
ton County.. lllstur
._lea of Blair and Fort Calhoun were
*palnted seven! vwekn ago.)
,1 Arlin gto n, f ormer ly Be ll Creek,
e was laid ou t by the Sioux City
and 1:\¢f»ifi¢~'Rnilr1:md in 1869, they
L ¢ l | | u \ n . |. . . . . _ . .e h i s t o r y o f W u t s l n x
I l a nr, Ihr." ""` " "o f a e v e r d m i -f'f" § . . P IL . .¢¢n:r1r»|rnf.e.4 4 0 IC TQ B '=';':.';'a.;"a;;;;'-n........ p_ Kam'__|._ _.'{|_I"5'!1'_.'1.. .-.:
~au~l Luthemn ~rch.Thursday visitors of the Har-
L . . -Mr .an d Mr s .Da n Vog el an d
dnuszhter of Central Ci ty a r e vis-
tn g Mr s . D ai s y Divine.
Gustave Rolla nd o f Fo r t Le o n -
a r d W ood wis n . wee k-e nd guest
a t the parental.La r s Rolland.
home.
had ~ their guests. Tuesday eve==~ and Mesdames Stan
g u e s ts o ~e za
Store Coa
Without Question, Coal W ill Be Higher Priced
Next Fall. Moreover, Being Able to Get It Is
Another Problem W hich Has Never Confront-
ed Us Before.
Place Your d rder Now for
Delivery as the Cars Come in
O r i e n t E g g ---
Radiant Linmp ¢.
drient No. 10 Stoke
'Christensen
tended the Luther I.¢=ag'ue Rally in
Blair, Sunday.Mrs.Roy Metzler attended anall-day kenaington at the Floyd
Loftis home,Thuradav.Darrel Jensen was a 'I`uesd|.yevening guest of Francis Idormw.Thursday guests at the Louie
Telphone Co.,
a 2.10
r K.:use, labor 50.00lb e r Li n e n . r e n t 25.00
bur n & Sc ott Co .,
pplies 62.00.ry e Mc Donald, c ieric al 2.25
H. Nels on, Co.
ter Nielsen home.Mr. and Mrs.George Millerspent last Monday evening at. theEdHansenhome.Mr. and Mm.
Peter Nielsen were Thursday ove»
~ guests.r.and Mrs.George Rasmus-
E113 ¢H ~..Lloy d Puller:are mo vi n g to th e
Sorensen lace.pSu nd a y g ue s ts of Mr . a n d Mrs .Ro be rt D ivin e we re Mr . a n d Mr s .
Ha r old Frenc h and children an d
Mr .an d Mr s.Ha r o ld Rasmussen
and c hildren.Mr .an d Mrs.J ohn Dic kmc y er
Pitzer an d Franc is ~e rens 0 .=. :,Mr s O' Ha nlo n wo n hmh p rlz e .Bi mr ..~K u h r
ing visitors of Mrs. Cassie an
§3~¢~:.m~g-1," '"'''dau ter called on Mn. C 1 SoSaturday""'h"and Sunday amen at mm- Hospital, j,'f0,,d,'§f
W i llis Mue le na ~ ~r ~.lW i lbe r t L .Mueller , la bor 5.75
C .L .B u s c h ,l a b o r 4 . 7 0
:n o ~
ley Jensen, Richard Johnson, and
Kelly Ryan ot Omaha.Mrs.Clarence Simpson will behostess.this (Thursday)after-=g,°°,=;»to the Bridgeview Project
lu .imwA§1.;;N"'s' mms
~rs.Stinus Loft of Salt Lake
sen.Mr . an d Mr s .Clarenc e Toe lke
wer e Sun da y d in ner g ues ts at the
E d Ha n s e n h o me
~t.£ln~rs.~ "=~,J anet and Mi ss Nor ms.Henr ic k-
se n o f Bla ir were Thur sday eve-
ni ng g ue s ts a t th e Ma r ti n L a rs e n
home.Mon day afternoon,Mr s .Cassie
Mr s .Da n Vo g e l and da u gh te r o f
Misses Ni n n Andersen a n d Mars'
Divine,Mrs .Ed Hans en, Mr s. Pe-
te r Ni else n an d Mr s . Ma r ti n L a r -
sen.Mr. an d Mrs. Ma rti n L ars en and
Alton s pent Su nday e vening at the
La r s Rollan d h o me .,A s ale wa s h e ld Mo nd a y a t th e
'l
Fo rty F o r t Calhoun business-
me n an d far me rs we re gu e sts o f
th e Nor th Omah a K i wa ni s C lu b a t
the f our th a nnu al d inn er a nd pr o-Han sen and Ha ze l enrsrrninedf
_smnn heid Tuesday ovenirnr at the
Central City .Mr s ,Dai sv Divine.Presby terian Churc h i n Fo r t C a l-
houn.Th e pr o gr a m inc luded an
exhib ition b y W i lli a m Hu n ti n g -
don,Omaha.magic ian, and his
son;Professor Be c kma n o f the
Uni ve rsi ty o f Oma h a wa s the
speaker of the evening, disc ussing
pr o pa g an d a a s a wa r wea p on .
*
Tuesday eve nn ig wi th th e Op a l
Rc e ves fa mily .
Gu es ts o f Mrs . J .Me r to n K u h r
a t a dessert lunc heon a n d cards,Fr id ay , we re Mesdnmeu C.D.\
Ho wa r d .Simon Ko rs ho j,J .Hi l-
| to n Rhoades,Peter Stric klg ,
J r.,Reed Oi l a n l u n ,J r.,Phahp
Campb¢||'s Mortuary
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I . l : l I I l n u u v - p q - - n -I -n g g g n g u i l S U D ;a . A v u __ _ _ _ _ ___ _ _ _n d o f l a n d f o r t o w n P \ U P ° " ° ~T h e n u d ,w h o w a s S e c r e t a r y o f S t a t e
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JOBS FOR WORKERS
The Unimd Sums Employmant
Service is looking for qualified mp-
v\icant.u to fi\\the lollowirix
jobs.
Men with sevew years con-uuuxctian exverience in the follow-
ing occupations:
Suenog-nphern ---$40450 per week
.week
pntiona.For these md hundreds o! other°P¢1=\nx\.wrlta 90 the United
States Employment Service, Fm-
mont, Ncbrukl, or contsct Lhdr
wpresenntive when he will be in
the Court Home at Bldr, Nebras-
kx, on Wednesday, Mny 6. and ev-
ery Wednesday, from 9:00 m 4:30.
This in a free service, no charge
w employer or jobseekcr.Watch nan.week'a paper for
new jobs.
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INE01,A J. BRUNTON, Lirwivw ow-wr runner |IIlasts ua ,,.......,_,-_RASMUSSEN, Llnotypg Opmlwr g; 'I'hie1foldt.erctixig a lu-ge depot ana a lwre ____~ Olgon .lt(§__Dag;?13r bwding; Samurai A.Francis, one lie wupurchued of him by the.... _n f t h a n a n l v n e t t l e n o f F o n t a n e l l e ,§ , ' ° ' " 'C n t y S r l ; P i c i f i c R d l r o a d
n r u n l f l vf 1 D O 0 n c " w g ~
va-nqVISIT
LEO nanmsmc, Apprentice lpent Wedne8¢llY sveulux ....=-hmlh warn Mn. mm COIL
A mntinea perxormmcg ol ihesenior plny wuz given, Fhday. for
the grads.Chtrlu Wamer of Rosa. North
Dnkau,vidted in Harm!!!In t
W°¢¢Mrs. Marcus Kroger and Dlvid,
Mn. 0. H. Godny .md Mrs. 9. L
Hilsdnger were Fremont vision,
Friday._Nu n Cushman vnlted Svmdnywith her pimms, Mr. and Mm.Tom Cunhmlh ol Bbir.Mr. and Mrs.Forrat Brewsterwere Omaha visitors, Wednesday.
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YOUR
BARBER
MORE OFTEN
vED LEWELLENBARBER SHOP
Dnvnutnirs in the0'Hlnlon Bulldkng
HMJKE
Lo fta nmn ..-,-..-_$'I2 per
Rig ge r f lo n-
struct: on ....-.....$'72 per
Elec tric ian ._.........-$'f2 per
Mac hinist -....-......$S5 per
Semi-Trniiér
Tru c k Driver ....$50 per
Othe rs:
Saf ety E ng i-
week
week
week
week
week
nears _.. .-$ 175 -$ 200 pe r mo.ker ,__--. --......__-$20 Der week
Switc hrnal..........-.._..........-$7.S2
Ih*a.kenm.5_ _,-_--- ____..-$'7.82
Openings in many oth er occu-
..
day .Af te r th e S en io r c h u p la y , F ri -
day evening, Mrs. Lahrn H<>re.f~he
coach,entertained th e c ast an d
Misa Josephine Mein a t th e Le i a
W est Cafe.Re v. a nd Mrs . A. w. Clar ke a b-
tended the mo nthly mee ti ng o f
the Bu rt Co un ty Mi nis te ria l mee t-
in g, h eld Mo nd ay a t De c a tu r wi th
Rev.and Mr s.Le on Key es.Re v.
Clar k e wa s the siea ker.Miss Ma g gi e L o we returned,
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Production Credit Ass'n
Announces lha
Opening of Offices
'I at 4 % % I n ter e s t
I ~0 ~ \ ~ l l
W e Ma i n t a i n Q u i c k D e l i ve r y
'Service W hich Preve nts Delays
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T h e # l m n u p x a l
A Home hmimwa
°`rnog| au
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F
s
Rochester,Minnesota:she vis ite d'
the Ma y o Bros.hospital f o r ob~
servation an d medic al treatmentMr s . Mar y B u rto n a n d F ra n kli n
an d Mi s s Mar ie Swa n s o n o f Om-
aha wane Sunday dinner guests of
Mr .and Mr s .Ern est Grenier.
Mr s.Ha rley Rog ert an d Tr u -
bie of Los Angeles, California, ar-rived, Th ur sda y , for a two week s'
visit.Mr .an d Mr s.Fr a n k Eric keen
spent Sunday a t Oak la nd a t th e
Jessie Eric ksen home.The ir son,
Elwin, wi ll enter th e a rmy se rvi c e
thi s wee k.Mr .an d Mr s.D.W .Rutled ge
w e m in Oma ha . Fr id ay an d wer e
ac companied ho me by the ir nouCharlesan d wife.Mr .Rutledge'a1
In the Matthiesen Building
Representative Will Be in Blair
THURSDAYS
9 A.M. to 5 P.M.|
|
sizeuy Tractor Fuel win no
A Good Job For You
C l y d e N e l s o n
YOUR SKELLY MAN
honor of lnrrtiria Hln élev atW. Snouenfield home in Fort
haun. Sun da .Mr. And . Harry Madsen
fn mi \ {an d Mr .an d Mr s .
Mena: e we re Monday ev
KUQIB o f Ma d s M, d , e " . ' , , dMr .an d M n .E d Menc kn
the Mad sen br oth ers n w n d -
u n ln r c la s s D ls v i n Hc n n n n
dny evenlnz.On S u n d xwa v~they calhsd on Mr. and Mrs. G
Mmc ke a nd b ab y .Mr .an d Mr s .J ac k P~
we re 'l'hund.\y sve n i n z ' vi
||x'.',++¢+-ref
THE E A T S HOP
- M e a l s -
nm:rm> MILK5-BEER
24-Hour Sudan
MARRIAGE LICEN SES
Ma y ;''Stanley F .Luc as.Ch i
cage,Illinois,an d Delores Ens i-
ma n,Chic ago.Ma y 1-- J a c k F .Smi th an d
Ma xi n e R.Di xo n,F o r t Calhoun.
A p r i l 29 Clarenc e B a x t e r ,
Mondarnin,Io wa ,an d Doro thy
My ers , Ri ver Siou x, I owa.
Ap r i l 2 7 - J o h n Wesley Knausa,
Portsmou th,Io wa ,an d Rosa.E .
Cecil,Portsmouth.
1 rr ...f r -
.son, Iowa, and Lois Eason, Sc ran-
ltu n, I owa.'Ap r i l 25- ~A\ vin R.M i y ,De
lr oi t,Mic higan,an d Pearl Ni k o
luisen, Omaha.A p r i l 25. *R u s s e l l B o i s e J o h n
n I ~ |I
Anita Juhnsrun.Moorhead,Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs.Lars Roiland,
Eunice and Philip drove to 'Bhur,Iowa, Monday. returning Tuesday.
Mrs Sinn Wulf went to Ban-croft, n10m1ay, to attend the fun-QTBI of her sisterin-law Mrs. Jens
Christensen.
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Lqng pcrads of corncialete 531-g ;
mm cars.artsrusr an cor:edrains away from engine parts which
subjecu. the engine to a "H start
when eventually ir is stane -md
dry it
n e o :
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le a p '£|u Rolling
Ti n Service mel
,spring ehaugo-over
luhrieatien today.
arts ruin engines. Spare yourcar unnecessary use---but
don': ruin it by :oo much
idleness. Dorf: keep yourcar in storage. Take a trip
this week end md limber
it up./.
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P H O N E 3 9 6 9
FOR TRACTOR FUE
llair.Although at rm: Known as mu ,m-,---Selle Cl¢¢k»the name of both Early-day businessmen weremst °f¥i'=° and town y-'as changed Thomas B. Baiiey, Turner Bairey,
~°Arlmgton early m the year Charlex: Cross, Jr., s. L. Dart, M.
3432 .D.,s.Osburn,W.w.Dm-ell,hunnhv A1hr\|:rinn'Fl earlv busl-'Inman ¥i'Pitch. G. H. Grave, T. C.
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THURSDAY
MAY 7
Admission ll-30 Cla....';':.z'.;'.:' .?."a*:T"j ~ v§.g.|;5',;;j' Z.; f5*F?*3tune, H. D . Dc -dendo rf, ur. 5 J»lLeslie Watson.
Small Town Deb
w rmJANE \VITHERS AND~1 WRIGHTCOBL AAl: _fnof Trails Sport Reel and
c-..-.|..... lfwn '\'»mTm~ and Rus-|Omaha Printing Co..JR Duuluuy .u.n=--- ,. -. .- . _:el c a lled o n th e Clemmen a W ir-supppliea 51.55iamsenfamilifPilot»'I'ribune, subscription 1.00
Ra v A w Cla rke o f Herman Registmrs , feesd 1 12:15
was a Frilay "c linner guest of h1rn.\Remington ,ne.,
""¢=nt'\?l€EB ~I aia Ha nsen and r amny ,.~----_Mn nd av af te mo o n guests__ °f|H§=f1s>f _Th|o1;nwn labpr
~AY SATURDAY
MAY B-9E FEATURE PROGRAMSltnrday MalinreAdmission ll-22 Cla.
ez§t of the
o Grande
w m lEANAUTRY ANDSMILIE BURNL'l'I`E
Second Feature
1l a g r a F a l l s
W I T H
TOM BRDWN AND
RJORIE WOODSWORTKThe Latest Mu-ch of TimeinsianEveningsll-30 Cls
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sen.Mr . an d Mr s .Clarenc e Toe lke
wer e Sun da y d in ner g ues ts at the
E d Ha n s e n h o me
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*M I S .~Il u l l a c l n ur l s . .W - u ....-D a n V o g e l o f C e n t r a l C i t y .Li r i x . \m i l e a g e , e t c .
.. .11 ;\.r:..\.......1 1\A u m a l " n f p n t FR]Ed Han sen , mrs.rener nuc ns¢:u ,| .| . u. n.».-~ U-. :""'u. . .u...+i»I n m a n and Nln8.lBoh5 S8IVi£6 Sts uo n.
X;2\'.,.;"I"'i;.<..°'.;;'~.a"'n1.;..<... ....repairs 1.40Ra smus se n an d fa mi ly wer.S\.m~ B. S. T. Garage, gas, etc .6.70
dnv srueam.,Calhoun Oil Co.,gas 26.23
"...A M-n l\.n9|Ta u ln "nnd!Fs1rW00d Motors, repairs 4.50
DOUBI
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MAY IU-11;?;:::§' guests at the ~~ ~ f " ~ ' ; ° ~ ' < ~ w f 1 = " " ~ : ° " ' i L L ; ' ; , 1 i ° " ° ° ' " " ° "um.wa s
wall be »°1ef£mif°d.f=1'i'€'"Y32Ef"Q5 nm-h G. Mueller. labor 1?~§9 a.§\22112 fatineeAaI\§§$n {\-so Cla.
n n n D n n l 'i n
ing visitors o 1 rs
eaven
WITHFREDRIC MARCH ANDMARTHA scorrAlnu-Forty boys and | Song and
Color Carlson and News Reel.
Evening Admission ll-35 Cin.
B U R T C O U N T
Co-~ o _ O i l ~
TUE S DA Y
MAY 12
Admission 11~22 Ctx.
Moon 0ver Her
Shoulder
WITH
JOHN sv1'ro:~: ANDLYNN n,\muAhux-».h'wc\ of the Pacific TraveTalk and Huh of lhe World.
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.-,ww ,-uses bv is ,na »==. . _we ian"""\LEN * '\¢\,;n¢° L0 £21 HS'#é*»f'3\¥.'9
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WEDNES.THURSDA
MAY 13-x4Admission ll-30clx
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Mr.and Mrs.Harold W Ras
muxsen and family and Mr. :muM1-A Harold French and galpilf
luwu;| Hub ert.Stray .a m mr .an a runs. ......._...._-,___,_' A lb e r t Benson and sons.The By ron Benc ke,labor
v Ne ls on :we re Sunday visitors of Frank Keegan, la.bor
t Mr .and Mr s .Alb er t K u h r a n d Walter Petersen.labor
'i Duane.[Cec il Thompson. labor
Mr .a mi Mr s.Ca rl Rnimuss en A xel Han sen , la borgudfa mi ly were Thur sday exren-1Herrm=m Ti.mme, labor
'ms: q ue sta o f Mr. a nd Mr s. Geor ge ' Elmer B lulng . lah ¢r h0
" '" ' - - - M . n :mann an 1
4.5
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- - - -|¢.\ n r n n R n n d n v .|: || eg gn
L-g u g g g n a n d f a m i l y ], h¢ I I: a n e rl nu u ;1 .|iu ¢: \u uu ,b ¢- -Lt I l n n r n n R m a m u s s e n s w e r e Su nd ay {§ |§ f& 1l ¢_ 1 G o } t s c } a _ l a o r 4.1BJlllEIU|dl.,lounau H-......,,from th is c ommuni tv wer e Me ssr s. ;,.`;;;{`s" 0}`§_'a d M m Pete Iv9.r~fW¥T1 no emg, lu uu r
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Iifd Mesd gmea E u »g;»;=g<@-?'5L¢rn.'Mo c Alle n, lab or
W 1?enx31 e D d l m u 't e \Mr. and Mrs . Ray mond Rasmus- Geo rite Heuma rén. labor
M u e enfg Jaca g i e f*me s e n and Mr .and Mr s.Haro ld W olter Da in, la bor
~' Q" M Loqnc 1 \S to rk drove to Oma ha.san.u~dny .*r'm.= Puls lab or
.Sanda ~ms msmus gfn lto a ttend a stag e B ho w.1Chr1a rn.laborwereunYInner gne o f r.M m .Or vi lle Benson has bce|»'I`.L. Mxtc hell,labor
[Sl'h=Dding° several day s at the Chns Edgar Frahrn,labor
Petersen home.|I'ot.er Schneider,laborandMr s . E .L. D e mmg .Mr .an d Mr s.Ray mo nd Ro we§ , § ' § ~ v i g i u n d u v R ve s t s o f Mr .an d Mr s .w i n W u lf c alled Calle Hansen, labor
Mr .and Mr s.Clarence Hansen
on Mr .an d Mr s.Jens Iva:-sen, Louie Kahnk, labor
and family .Edna.Elizabeth and.S1.\nday.{l§§z£.\§§""§§i..l2!Z.°.'., labor
ESomers Show, laborBobbie Hansen we re Saturdov din-g'=; Rlmotsthof Mr .and S J M D C ¢»I `.-\rihur Sc lmeider. labor
o neon.e oc c asion was rs.0 l T l l ' I ' l l S S l 0 \ ' 1 € I '5 Harvey Hansen, labor1.Iames Anderson, labor
.lohnson's birthday .Those hellilinsr Delef Vlfulf cole-D __|-fllo r ma n C Ka y ,labor
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\h>sm1-sl.and Mesdames ArchzeRuh r a nd Eth el Mae . A lbe rt. I{. uhr
and D ua ne . J a me s W ulf an d fa m-
ily , Berri en! W ulf. and Hang Mad-
son and fami ly .L i r a Fr ed Do r-
nacker and sons.and Mr s.Edna.
Reeh were Friday visitors.Messrs.and Mesdames Bernard
W ulf.Arr hie Ru h r and da ug hte r,
and Defllef ulf helped Bobbie,
son of M r . a n d M r s .J ames W ulf.
celebrate his birthday . Saturday .
Misa Ma r i a n Nelson soent._§.lie
Couéty C<;m§\ias>1nem4 Ro;n 1_\L:\}§til;e;Coa, Ffoor
air,e r .ny .1 4 '.Chris en o , p o o r
Th e Board o f County Cornmia-ilila ir Telephone Co., poor
sinners »met pu r su a n t to ud jo um-Blue Goose Store, poorment ta ken Ap ril 20, 19 42.;Chr|stensenhI..b §o..HD¢:;*Ere
P rl?ie1;1
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c o o ..amp ._Th e min utes o f the pmc e oir f g ~ §~§.Pf¢'§€Ha"'i?',
meetinnr were read and app :ov .L poor '
"A f ter u c areful exa mi n ati on °f Goo d S a ma r ita n Home , p oo rn.f_l\......:...~K.Gila nn Han .1;rQ...»-'.~....,....,....DP U!S\»0IB|DOOI'
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so-Setting the Pace Sport Hee!
and Sham Batlle Shenanigan
Cnlnr Cnrluon.
Ulc | | , \ . | u \ - " j" & L b r . C omeek-end visiting'wi th Mi ss vel-|r-ne 1'1'"""""35 " " " '" "" " "" " * " '|.ma Sc hoenimr in Omaha.On Sgt,-'Grit funds,at was mo.ved apgl sec~1Holrnq\.ust Gr
,d a evening they attendad theen ded that the f ollowmg c iaxrn a be pQqra l l o w e d ,p n d t h e C o u n t y C l e r k i 5 f E J .1 ~ § _ = 1 ' } ; § ° f f »n o m
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nano » ---- . . .. . .._, ..-__J u n e !R y m m l l ! n n u i ~p;i!`§:1A Surplus Ag;-lg.
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l l n J u n e Rynn me mum Coolidge A Webster audltwe n Frkllv vielton vllth Hn.'U0un¢v Clerk. explosive!
hun Tul le .I lieenn _PIN!! dlnmr gush of lr. and Fred Guyar, Go. Tnu.,Mn. welter Slnenfluld were lr.llght and wntorand Mn. Ted Slmouen and lon, Dlmlh Lulhenn Pub.
m d Mr. md ln. James Sumen-House. nnpnlles
field md hmlly at Onmhe.\G. L Dlxon Cn.. manl r . Am ! l n .Hanld W. Ru- Enhrprlee.nrlntln¢-..,_..__ ._n_...._. lr ue lxlvdllld. mlln-
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4.0s nlng my 1. 1942.aaf.so|Report o f i lu County Clerk
.wen nwlvnd md Bled..25 lllo v g dthlt v mnlk to rbl dl a nlu.. lnsnnuma ol ul kinds qmnect-
5 9 . ' | 6 g d w i t h ~ C o u n t y w b e
_ I re unwl at mx t n l .'\lll\'1..s|§°,,¢. meat on lhy 18th. Thaw5°9>"|pnlieln in fora lar A perlod _al
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A Good Job For You
C l y d e N e l s o n
YOUR SKELLY MAN
>.-fr
Dowr stone voun CA
Long periods of camnlete idlenruin cars. Pans |'\.\S! an con-rode.drains away from engine pans whsubjecu the engine ln a "Z s
when evenrually in is mme -~dry inns ruin engines. Spun y
uno:
Mop in for ShellyIng 'Em Rolling
Tire Sarvlcn und
,spring chnngsmorlubricationlodny.
car unnecessary use-don'|: ruin it by wo midleness. Don'r keep ycar in smnge. Take awk week end md li
it up.
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FOR TRACTOR F
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P q r r h n s)q \ » »
L 1 1942
-'rms
I u n sn i n g g g j
Blair, Nebraska, Mn!
The various groups of the Her-man Baptist Church congregation
ha.ve held their annual business
¢ . . . » u w _ - P
Chri sti an Mils ion ary
Th e C hu mh of C h ri st Hi ss i on ll?
Cir c le i s mee ti ng th is t'I'h\n~»d=¥J
afternoon a t th e ho m¢ o f M m
w stlmmnmle l Hospi-m m f ,
ul.Hitt Bhd: Carina, inltrllddl'
I . I .
Card Club, Sat.
Mr. ariri Mrs.. Karl Christensenplan ~ entertain the members of
1 I ~l l~1.~
|,,:~1° Mothers
an~;\'b;"ayne Loftis and Arthur
Morrow, ushers.The Methodist .Official Boardwerer o u n ~d i e s 'S o c i a l U n i o n n t h e r h o m e
.,;~ m e ?i§'§"$;z=;.+»a,;>=;>¥ ~»''i",#,°;@,f,i.2>:F ?>f'-"
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P A R T S
HOW FAR will Your CAR RUN?
lt Will Run Almost indefinitely
If Repairsare Maintained
W E H A V E A N A M P L E S U P P L Y O F
New and Used Parts
Check Your Car or Truck Over
W. P . A. W a nt s Yo u r S c ra p Ir o n
(at $5.00 Per Ton)
w WANT YOUR IRON!
WE CAN PAY MORE
You Can't Make Money Any Faster than by Bring-
ing hon in to Us. Don't Wait Till Somebody Comes
After It-an PATRl0'l'lC~SELL IT To Us TODAY!
We Have Always 'Eiea to
Maintain Shop Prices Fitted to
the Man Who Wanted a Good
Joh at an Economicaliigure
o
We Can Keep Your Car
Running for the
Now. Anticipate Your Needs and~ ~ ~l f Y o u H a v e a T o n o r M o r e o t S c r a p D u r a t i o n
o
W e H a v e P a r t s F o r _ P H G N E ~No mega to Walk . . ..
A l m o s t E v e r y t h i n g ~w i : L L c o m : A F T E R r r . . . _ . L E T U s R E P A I R r r
B l a i r P h o n e
T 9 s
A R A U T O P A R T S n n Nebr.77
\w '
wx :ml 1 I5\2;f1==m y ~Mrs.Hana~ Peterse~ submit~CL UB NOTE S HER1~1»;1;g g » 1 ' E C T N e w . B p o k s O n
1='>-iday from M~fhodist ~capital
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i n g .T h e 0'Ccf|~!|l1
f\L....2 -I.--nn 'e h h
U n W l l l lI.U|,l3 u ur t h a z m i ve r s a r y .g At_..L....|¢\"\¢\v nmvram Willlfhluin Shand Week .=.~......,_._-_____ ___fo r i lu mmi nl y ur.
At a ma ti ng o f lhbB-vu-=¥HIlll\S¢M\w a
da y at the ho me ol InMMI. li n- Arth ur Ha n
eluted pn ll dmt;H n .
snrme . uenhryz and ll
Herman'I'hurs~s. Floyd
row was. Rfph
|.u|\p IU !¢|.lln.|\.|;¢uv..- I _M c Q u u r i e ,l i b r a r i a n ,i n c l u d e s t h e
following voiumeaz"War I-Hd Peace" by Leo Tofstoy
(mid to bo "tho greatest.novel
ever writt,en")"'l"lm 'Mmm In Down" by John
€ ¢ l ° t . . u u | i l 1 \ ll o o k s m d h m i l
¢ f _.....1 1 1 . . .
Carlsen, home.| Su¢.e1»,A m0Ult.|.n Mu ;r~u - - "Qls us nu " r" "'unrlauzswcaanbgiven next Thursday afternoon,Em; ln S o u th Dli no ln
5 . . .:A Inr nuhilfl. Of thB Blai r it...n n ) M n A. C. DCIJEI spent \I.....n.......I.-t I Willh
Nening
. John
m Hineline Mrs. Hazel McBride wu a nx-' l§£0815 day evenimz dinner must of Mr. Pnpio Club
Hmehne.:nd Mrs. J. E. Clmpbell and Vir The Papio Thursday Afternoon
e regnmgd ginia.C\ub wm be entertained by Mn.Hospnal xn sin Chambers of sc, mm, Mi»~ A. IL Beslan, next Thnndny up
M..-:.Mm nm wmkend in Blair ernoon. May 14.
m r .a n u m n us p e n t S u n d a y e
n l M r R n d M T B .
¥'"*.'f *"'1 "J r - r -C e r m:f f t h d si xth zrades.n u ' " ' " ' " " '""~. uc uuua;...._ n ....'_- - '.fff.,\h:1lnw*ini1' thelgwl we°k`§,nd i " _ § F ' i'if'f..' '.f"°1'f¢'f'|;f;;¢e=»Today
Te a .W m u e B l i l vc u W ~. - c ,.EI1f.6¥f8iI1I¥lCI§f..~.I.ll&Y W G T9 g u c u w l u .»» - ~u a n h l i g h m n f t h e n r o z r n m w i n D e b c l ' s s i s t e r s ,M n .E d H o l t a n d M r s .C h n s K .B e
mr . . ..1 w Ja n s e n .a n d a l s o v i s t a i n § n g a g a .d e a s e r i
ndorf is ent»er-va." " ' " 5 J L e c m n
L: iuncheou and ¢m e m b e r s o f t h e h o m e f r o m M e t h o d m t
rx B r i d g e C l u b .O m a h a . T h u r s d a y ,
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1.Ls5uub..-.-_.__inc lu de a C h i n e u shadow play .
" T h e W i llo w Plate".Charac ters
wi ll be play e d by Ric hard Peter-
sen,Connie Sully ,Paul Hansen,
J i mmi e Pound,J on Ha r old Stew-
a r t,Ma r y L o u Farnberg,Ne ls
Jensen, Kenneth Rhoadea,Dianne
Di xo n,Mar ily n Wolsrnann,and
Eunic e Clausen. A pageant of ear-
ly A me ri c a n hi stor y wi ll b e gi ve n
by the fifth mode m. wi th aoe akimr
Il i l l l a .U .- 1 - -i t e d o t h e r r e l a t i v e s a n d f r i e n d s .
He r ma n W o me n
To Meet He re
The fi nal sp rin g mee tin g o f the
Her-man Woma.n's Clu b . wi ll be
held i n Blai r, thi s (Thu rsday ) aft-
ernoon.following a one o'elocl|:
lunc heon a t Koo pman In n .Th e
federated grou p will c on c lu de the
par te tnk en by Le th a Cush man ,ly e ur' s work at this ti me..
Kc rirlvth Kuhr and J oy c e Fit/c h.lStudents Surprise
c nrd l, today , :o r ro
Thursday After-nooi
Book Review, Ten
Planned Saturday
A book re ri ewd
for Sa turday , May
gregational Churc l
Klo pp p wi ll re vi ew
c urrently pop ular l
per".
Mr s.Barber Hu e
M:-=-4 Evely n Solomon,Junel\»lu~~.uI1. Beulah Roberta and Mar-instruc tor Ma r k s
itarot.llo r n are the teachers di»Music direc tor Leslie Ma r k !° f |Mm .Derelle B.
..tn_.:.u:..1.. C!»inhl fnoriltv WEB muh ml.:itat Of thi
L.s .U.Mee ti ng
xoctiig the program me bluxr n lg u qgvuu 1 \»-"J r - -_...... ..¢ knnnv M n nnr11nBE ulkrtyfliratlonal Churc h.
d nts of the musac uegiven by stu is -.»n.......,x.... mmnina OthFuhner Blairite Subtreaaury of American Hu
Ifefed 'Thursday
Mr s.Simon Kors hoj entertained
a numb er of frien ds, Thursda y af-
tef noo n. c ompli men tar y w Mr s. C.
l?Annmd AndE'l50l\o f Elk hor n,
v - - - - --»--_er fac ulty members,
guests of the stu dents
on the lawn of the Ch1
sen residence.Dsnc ir
n.pleasant even imfs
also,were
at a p ic nic
ris J. Peter-rs provided
entertain-
l`ue8uay axwrn uou.meeting' of the Unio
ed a t th a t ti me .
. - - n u n
Robert Christensen
Notes Birthday
L u c L 1 . | § u u n »' J w - . _ _I l W B S C o l 1 d \ 3 C t "~R y a n O f ~.C f l r l y ~w e e k 'D T E Y .M O D G B Y E V E . ' l l l l l g B L L I N . :n u a u u b l s v n g v u ,.. .. ..- _ _e dM P a n d M r s .D o n S c h u l z a n d M r s .C l a r e n c e K i n g w a s t a k e n o f M r .a n d M r s . " A .A .~M r a .~E .H a y e s e n t e r t a i n i m m a :e d i t e d b y E _B W h i t e m m
I a r n m l y o f O m a h a w e r e S u n d a y H L S u n d a y ,a n d h a s b e e n c o n f i n e d w h e n f i p l a n o f c h u r c h v i s i t o r s 't h e M i s s i o n C i r c l e a t a .p r o r a m g 5 " m i t e
g u e s t s o f M r s .S c J 1 u l z ' s b r o t h e r t o b e d a t h e r h o m e j u s t n o f t h o f w a s d i s c u s s e d .M r .a n d M r s .R o y a n d b u s i n e s s m e e t i n g ,F n d n y .u h u d e l s s M a c h i n i s t s a n d o o l-_. . . . . . { . . .I n a n m n n r l M r s .R .1 : u . : . .K e l l y w e r e i n t r o d u c e d a s n e w M r s .A .L .S u l l i v a n i s p r e s i d e n t -n E
\_ _. I a l . . -_ _l ~ n n v v i M r s 1 D 1- \H a y e s v i c e p m s i d e n t f h f g c h e r s H a n d y B o o k b y F r a n D .
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Irmerly of Blair.Guests werers.C.D .Ho war d ,Mr s .W ay ne
Leinbaugh,Mr s .Emor y Hu n t.
r.. Mrs Alf re d O.Sick,Mr s.
amen Th ompson,Mr s. J oh n Sut-
an and Mrs. Anderson.Mr s . A n -
erson was ho stess to th e same
rwuv at a one o'eloek lunc heon at
lor ho me in E lkh o rn ,Wednesday
.fternoorn
Assisted by Mrs . W . W . W ilkin-aon.Mr s .Ross Derets entertained
»\<fir;-may afternoon fo r t h e
11-mI=-r4 of S t.Mary 'a Episc opal
Guild.Tigris was the monthly meet-
ing of the group.
men t.Mr .and Mr s.Robert Christen-
lgazlh Rfmg nn On sen entertained,Friday evenning,
o e r s ay i n celebration o f Mr .Christen-d M N an Tilden sen's birthday Guests inc luded
Mr .an n .o r mwi ll e nte rtai n membe rs of the Al- Mr .and Mrs.K a r l Chri sens en.
...1lenfamalva t a reunion a t thei r Mrs.Laura.To fte and .yron,home in Linc oln.Moth er's Day Louis J ensen,Alfr ed Nelso n, Mr.
Pla nni ng to attend are Mr .and an d Mrs .Th or va ld J orgnsen, and
Mrs.S.Plelfe Alle n and d sug h-Geor ge Nelson an d Mari an.ters and C. I ll. A lle n o f s ou th nf l
Blai r; Mr. an d Mm. Ch a rles Mor -
ton and son and Mr. and Mrs. J e1'~
fefson Caldwell and daughter of
Omah a;Mis s Alic e A llen of Ne l-
son,Nebraslm.
Ad ver ti se i n Th e lh te r p ri s i
/
Marlin .lensens
Visitors Here
Mr . a n d Mrs . Martin J en sen of
Casper,Wy oniing,arrived early
this we e k f or a ten ~ ds y vi si t a -
mong relatives and f riend s in this
vic inity .W hi le in Blai r, th ey will
:be guests of Mr. .Iensen's sisters,
_, , , ,| . M r s .S k o v N i e l s e n ,M r s .H a n s
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i sisuer-iii-nm, -.. ...... -.._lers and family.
diss Priscilla Vammen of Oaks,
lnhoms,is spending several
as as a mxest of her uncle andit, Dr. and Mrs. N. C. Carlsen
1 family.Hr. and Mrs. J. Hilton Rlioades,arlottc.and Kenneth, attended
: Shine Circus at the Ak~Ssr-
n ocliseum in Omnlia, Mundny
mm..
ry L. Kuhr.
Dan Thompson,who had been anfinedtoMethodistHospital M
r the past eight weeks, was able
return to his home in the Mc-
K
r and Mrs. George Kuhr, Jr.
irthv district .lust south of here, w
\turday~Miss Ruth Eileen Wilson,0m~ eis, and Marlon Henry Fitch, A.
R.T.C.Santa Ann.CBliforl1i|.\_ere married at the Methodist me
epcke and daughter, M188 Hel
n.
xrsonage on Monday,May 4. d
ev. John P. Brooks officiuted.J. Cronstrvm.
Sonia Clausen, daughter ol Mr.
snd Mrs. Falke Clausen, has been
ill and under a doctor's care the
Mr and Mrs.Kelly Ryan of
visit with Mrs. Ryan's parents,
o, is izending several days this
eek wi Mr.and Mrs. C. H.
o '.
Janet En r dau liter of Mr
memnersllrlr. and Mrs. Freddie R. Wulf
and family were Sunday after-
uoos guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hen-
Papiu Thursday Club _
The Pupio Thursday AfternoonClub met at the home of Mrs. Will
Hans Hansen of Denver,Colo-
Mrs. L. F. Clnyemmp and daugh-
r, Nancy, of Omaha spent Frl-
ny with Mrs. Claycsi-np's father,
past week.
ening.Oniula arrived early this week fur
r a d
anIrs. F. w. Arndt were Mrs. Mane
mdt and Harry of Chicago, llli
nia'and Mr. and Mrs. Hennsn
tnxve and children :md Willard
.rndt of Wichita. Kansas.
Sunday afternoon guests st the'eler Hugge home were Mr. and
lrs.Robert Welton and Janice.Mrs. William Hineline and
son.Callers then Fri-
Mrs. Rnbert Welton and
and Mrs. John Hineline.
. and Mesdmnes HowardArlington,Ed Reddingind san, Kenneth,ol Glenwood,
Iowa, and Mal Gannett of Mis-
souri Valley.Iowa, were guests,Sunday, ol Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ar-
kell.
On April 30,Francis Mehrcnswas on the stock market with 32
head of hogs averaging 267 lbs.
for which he received $14.00 perhundrd and on the name day Fred
Grnbbe of near Spiker marketed
S2 head avemrlnsz 243 lb¢\.for
for which he received $13.80 per
hundred.Mm. Hessie French, clerk in the
office of the county judge, in com-P°»'\Y with her father,Marshall
Wilcox, left last Saturday forChicago. whne there Mrs. I~'rench
will be in attendance at a nation-
al D.A. R. crmvention and Nr.
Wilcox will visit relstives.They
will retum the latter part of the
week.Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Keeran anddaughter.Connie Jean,arrived
early this week for a visit with
Mrs.Keeran's mother,Mrs. Al-
fred Jensen and family; they had
spent the winter months in Mur-nhnll,Missouri.Mrs. Keerun will
be remembered 'here as the form-
er Virginia Buchanan,
Mrs. Theodore Cmudy enter-tained in celebration of her birth-
day.Thursday vening,whe nguests were Munn.and Mes-dsmes Will Wul(and Donald,
Hana Wulf, Harlan Wulf And Shur-lene, Rlymond Wulf and Bllly,
Mrs. Andrew Johnson, Mrs. Vicwr
Johnson md daughter, Phyllis.
Weekend guests of Mr.and
f,les.
J
day evening.
Kr. andiwanNe]
lay were
laughter
Messrs
Rhea of
Mrs. Kruuse's brother-in-law an
els.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Anderse
ton.
The Blmir Merrymskers Clu
that time.
tained at dinner, Sunday, ior M
and Mr. and Mrs.Harold Dav
and son, Gary, of Blair.
Eric Knudsen and Marybeth vi
Sunday evening.
tended the wedding of Miss Ms
Rev Glenn Clark.Followin
Clnrk.a receptxon was held 1
Mrs Fred Lon who has
is Able to get around her home
included Mr und Mn A R. I-In
md la rry o f Omlln, Mr.n
ge gdMrs. Alfred Enger,is con-
ined to her homowith the meas-
n wheel danny Callers last use
rp-er of Herman Mrs. Arthur ln g
Mrs.Rudolph Mencke.Mrs. Ell
Mr. and Mrs. Allred Enger andanet and Miss Norma Hendrick-
sen wem guests at Lhu Martin
Larsen home near Orum, Wednes-
Mr.and Mrs.Clifford KrausevisitedinMillard,Sunday, with
d
sisiwr, Mr. and Mn. Frank Bart-
nandchildren had as their dinner
guests, Thursday,Mr, and Mrs.Alfred Skov and Lyle of Arling-
bwill meet with Mrs. Clifford Hult-
berg on Thursday, May 14, it is
announced.The regular business
of the club will be undertaken at
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jacobs enver-
r.and Mrs.Russell Jacobs of Om-aha, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jacobs
is
Mr. and Mrs. Chris .une and
daughters, Mr. and Mrs. William
Stender of Omaha. Mr. and Mrs.
s-ited lt the Herman Kmse home,
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Knudsen at-
x-ine Clark of Omaha and WilliamSlender.. held in Omaha, Sunday.
st the home of the bride's bmth::,
egceremony,performed by Rev.
'or
etwenty-five relatlva and cloa
friends,
'been
.;ki
n
nd
a.
gsufferingfroman ankle injury
.
anPinkm, Mn.Earl Caldwell
BUY DEFENSE BONDS N_ell of Blair, nad Roy Long
AND STAMPS NOW Lincoln.
d
o l
Rzeh, Thursday, for a social nrt-ernoon followed by the serving of
lunch. Seven members were pres-ent, and waiters were Mrs. Floyd
Smith, Mrs. Walter Peterson, Mru.
Joe DeVinney and Miss Darlene
Sorensen.The next meeting of
the group will be with Mrs. A. R.
Beales on May 14.
. . . _ -Lcne Tree Club,
At a recent meeting of the LoneTree Project Club,held i t the
home of Mm. Clyde Hindmarsh oi
Arlington, the following offilcen
were elected for the coming yearMrg.James Wlllingggsi,nresi
dent; Mrs. Keith Hin rsh, nectary treasurer'Mrs John Jen
reuel reading leader Mrs E u
Bessy, health leader Mrs Haro!
Weiser news reporter Mrs War LeGrnnd, leader A; Mrs. RH:
nd Close. lender B. A new menber, Mrs. Clarence Jensen, joins
the group.Guests were seated at red, whi
and blue decorated tables for r
lreshments;tiny flxgs served A
place cards. Mystery pals were r
vealed and names drawn for ne
yexr'B "pals".Mrs.Hindmarsh, who was t
retiring president of the zrmgave u prize to ellth member w
held s perfect attendance recon
re -.-sen, music leader;Mrs.Hem'
K ',';.
:~',;-
temo
md Robertson ol Herman wa guest, Sunday, of Dr. and M
c. R. Mead.Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lucke a
son, Leland, were Sunday eveni
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hll'
Rhoades,Charlotte and Kznnz
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mencke
tertained for Mr. Mem:ke's :ia
Miss Bessie Mencke of Tekanr
Sunday.Ed Grimm sold 99 head of
tle,Monday,averaging 668The price brought was $12.65
hundred.
Mr.and Mm.Adler Peteand family of Omaha spent l
day with Mrs.Adler's pan
Mr. and Mrs. Fmz Msthiesen
Mrs. Herman Tiedje and dn
ver,Anna, of Bennington,czonMrs.Georg;Snyder atGerald Lemon home, Satunhj
Mr. and Mrs. L C. Klopp e'
tdned at cards, Wednesdayning,for Messrs.xnd Mead
Oda Gregersen, Anhur W. Ison, and Everett Lumb.
Burman Guyer,who hu
in the em loy of the stale,called to S.. colors last Su
He left Kenmey for Fort CBurmun is n brother of Lyl¢
Pred Guyer.
Mrs.Paul Jefferson anddrenof Hay Springs, Ne-bnhnve been spending this week
Mn. Jeffenon'a parents, Mx
Mn. Wi ll Linden.They pl:
mmm on Sgtuxdly.
a :~an d Mr s .D.0 .Sheets, treasurer.Sunday Sc hool officers,elec ted
Ma y 3 , a m:Mr s.0 .H .Godsey ,
superintendent.;Mr s . G.F .Lo we ,
assistant superintendent;Be tty
Jensen.sec retary ;Vi rg in ia Gren-
ier,asBiat.nnt sec retary ;W ay ne
Loftis.treasurer;Mr s .A r th u raIiceLo ftis ,
WE NOW HAVE
COAL on Track!
Most of the Time
4 Due to War Conditions
It Is W ise to
FILL YOUR COAL
STORAGE NOW
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4
Let Us Fill Your Bin Directly From
the Car
Coal ls
STRICTLY CASH
lf Credit Is Needed, Ask
About Our Finance Plan.
n o s
PI-IONES7
B E N R E E H
Holm quist Grain U Lbr. Co.
W h ite"Remembe r Pearl Ha r b o r "b y
Blak e Cla rk,professor i n th e
Ha wa ii an Uni ver sity ,and inc lud-
irur hi s inte rvi ews wi t h officers.
chaplains,nurses,fi gh ti ng me n
an d othe rs who were pr es en t at
th; De c e mbe r 'I attac k.
D-A-N-C-E !
B. F. D. mu, in Blair, Nebr
Friday, May 8
Music Bva
F r e d d i e E b e n e r
Admission $1.00 Per Couple, Plus Tax
Men, 754: Plus Tax - Ladies 25c Plus Tax
SAVE MILES
Mrs.Ne is Neisen
Ehiiss Andersen In
1 Birthday IIonoree
1 1§§I . .1of ho nor at a bir thday 'party held
'Thursday afterno on at the home of
h i m .Ove T.Anderson an d Mr s .
Paul Fisc her. Others present werelMesdamesA. C.Debel.Ma ri us
Goldheck,W i ll Johnson,Chris
Johnson, H. Nielsen, C. B. Larsen,
Misses Agnes and Alic e Lauritsen,
Sens Berielsen and Amnndn. Han-
sen.
g Mrs. C. R. Mead,Mr s .Sophie
;Reeh and Mr s.Cora Badgerow
.wer e vi si to rs a t th e ho me o f Mr s.
Fred Lon g,Monday afternoon.
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IELEPHQNE
rreplac-Automobiles and Tires Are l
..\_v- :r v.... w." 'Pham OHLnaug:n Lou Iiv u l
'ihtre Are~.Dozens of Little Short Trip; Thnt Can-u...|..n.. -r..\.n\mn»Sxve Your Car For the
D12 n l l u c u ;¢ 1 . n y . - -M o r e I m p o r t a n t J o h !
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.._'rHE 1=:1~l'l'l=!RPnt:=r1»:-__»C l a s s o f 1 0 o n M a y 2 1 " l ' § § § S % ' § f % % ' § ? A 1 D | - 0 0 - F -l o t e s
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Irf this county there is an nd-
visory board of eight men who are
aiding draiteea to get their Se-
lective S e rv i c e Questionnairesfilledout correctly in regard to`
occupations and abilities in thel
lI
,service The local Selective Sewiceoffice reports that in many cases
the draftees are asking the advis-
ory board members to fill out the
entire questionnaire for them in-
stead of doing nas much of the
work as possible themselves. A re- .
50th Annlversery
Of Building
u n u - m a n n'Pueaday marked e md l terdaYfor the I.O. O. I". ana Rebekah
lodges.Fifty years before the
ment event of laying the corner
stone of tlie Present I 0.0.F.
building with appropiate cere-
monies was enjoyed.
At that time u history of theQ~quest. has been issue-d.to all drnf~'od to th c dnt _1~" "xi Im" to complete the vork them-by "3.§"°1.¢. T?...d°.Z 'E-§`§n`.§f` $5.2
rr"\selves as muehkae fpotisihledto re-read by him as a part of the cere-
lgggd the wer o e a vlsory runny and e copy of the same was
......1.A in fh.. mmer stone.
P¢;5§a3f~ Kevnaii if,hools Graduating \
kmdidly
peaking - -
y Coach Rufus Olson
E f f o r ts a r e
f 4 bc imz ma de to
.or xz lnlz e a b u # -
ha ll te a m to r s -nreaent Blai r in
th e Pla tte Va l-
ley leaxxue.Rr:~
u 0 v t a indic ate
there are tennisi n t e r e s t e d in
rminu a lesmie. Earl '1'hom| ,-
n renresented Blai r interests
a rec e nt leag ue meeting i n
rminztnn.Pla n s w or g a ni z e
d s ta r t vmc tlc e a r e we ll u n
r way .
A ~'\
Jim Gutschow is mlldnxr anipressve s howing on the U. of
eb msk n fres hman baseball
nm.. li m has been holdi ng
~wn first bas e ass iz nms nt i n
ood sty le.ln n rec ent nrabtic e
1 e aza in st vars ity he con-
ected fo r th re e h i ts i n th re e(finial ti me s n t n llte .H s is
~ted as one of the beet field-
| z f irst-bas ema n tn :ep ort for
~hall s t th e Sta te Uni ve r-
ity .
Fr an ki e W olff f ou n d Bi g Te n
nd B i z S i hu r ii n k a li ttle
~ugh.l n th e openinxz fo ur
.es he c onnec ted safely bu t
nc e. whic h is -way below hi ssual avc rsze.His nlsy . afield.
as bee n a bove D ar all season.hen Fr an ki e. J i m an d Ro y
~ng r ? t u m to Bla ir th e lo c a l
~aselml te n m wi ll b e s tr e n n h -
ed c onsiderably a s a ll three
~rc very c apable nlayers.
Iinli Hc xzzett has been turnlnz
in n s rwd i n b o f h ur lin z i n i n -
tl a m u r l i k lt t n n h a l l lc azue u t
Dana.o n e t t has wo n a ll
games pitc hed,held oppon ent:
to an avera ne nf less th an onee a m w r u n vc r g ame, na d a n
:wer sz b o f two h i ts ve r la m e .On lv o n e extr a base blow l i mbeen c ollec ted asminst him.Hi s
strik au t uvc r nxc i s bu t th re e
ner name.
Th i s alte mo o n Blai r Hi g h
Cin de r men wi ll defend their
conference ti tle at Te ka mn h .
Bad wea ther ha s hampe red mo-KW SS of trac k athlete s i n this
nrc n. all sp ring.It' u be en ton
we t and c old far th e boy s to
wo r k o u t a s th e v s h o u ld .
Advanc e done favors Lvon s
t o wi n th c conference title.Te ka ma h and B'lsir wi ll liirhr.
it out f or sec on d nlnc e with the
edge g o i n : to Te ka mnh ;0ak~
lnnd lu u r i h; a n d Dec atur. c el-
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2 Pnpio Thnrndav A f t e r n w n lW u e n te r ta i ne d Thu rn dlll.
30,wi th Mr s .W i ll Beeh
tirne was spent soc ially alter
1 Lira.Reeh served a lungh.
Ls were Mada mea J oe Divan-
W alter Peterpon.B i ll Como-
md L uc ille S mi th .The ne xt
ins: will be a t the ho me o fAK. Beales. 'I'hursday . Meri
an Ta y lor was an af te moo norn t the W illi am H!l¥\5€Ia3 in th e Ro se Hin vic ini ty .i
rs.Otto Christensen nttended|
howe r h onor ink Mins AuIdn
se o f Elk hor n.Sundav after-I
L.. 5issesMa ry li s Gutsc how and
r Ar m Pouc her of Bla ir we r e
c~end muests of Lila. Jean and
mp J ensen at the Fr ed J ensen
e.r.and Mr s.Ern est Monson
J ohnni e spen t Fri day evening
he Henr y Gr nbb e ho me.rn. C A. Hine lin e an d Mrs. M.
Thompson silent Sunda y af ter-
Fl wi th E. v. Hea th s.Ir. and Mrs. Keith Vinton snent
lnea dny eveni na; at the Er nen
:son home.ollnn d Ri c hte r we n t F ri d a v i nmhz visiti ng J ac k Ri c hter, who
ernoloved at th e bo mbe r tllan t
lm. Frode Knud sen and dauizh
|spent 'I'lnurndav afternoorh Mrs. C. A. Hinelirie.Mr . an i
;. Clifford I-Iineline. Leland an:
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Official U. S. Treagury War Bond Quotas For May
A 'c lass of ten students will be
graduated frtfm the Iie nua rd
Hi gh Sc h oo l o n Thu r sd a y e ve n
ing,Ma y 21.Th e c o mmen c e
ment ad dre ss is £0 be gijfen by
Adrian. Edgar, head of the public
., . . - - . .. .
SGT. LEO HANNONRETURNS To CAMP
Sgt Leo Hannon, who had spent
n fifteen-day furlough among rel-
atives and friends in Herman, re-tumed the latter part of the week
to Fort Douglas, Utah.
VICTOR 40%
HOG SUPPLEMENT
Correct Balance of Animal Proto
Vegetable Proteins and Mineral
°;;°-,;=A1f;ie°;15o,,M"§f§,?1.'.f_l'"§fs¢.fi 1¢r, vi~ G~nd ~a the pre-
lgbel Bl r Jmige Alina H_aiding officer, and Judge I. C.
also;n BIaii'; Henry Kruse, Ca1.\Eller gave a. brief review of the
oun; 'w.;E__Waldon,Arlington; iday.He stated that at that time
ea Swanson and cms Konhoj 15 heavy rain, lasting for two days,~1; Herman.had filled the basement, which hadj u s t b e e n d u g ,a n d t h a t i t w a s
" ""a t a ~
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fzr r ~ " U 1 |¢ | 1 ~.::wry-
r e l n t i o n s d e p a r t m e n t a t W e s l e y -
an Uni ve rs ity .
Th e Ken na rd Bacc alaureate
Servic e is sc heduled for Sunday ,
ihlay 17, when Rev. P. C. Jensen
will be th e speaker.The servle-
". ;*rr ~-,":;f»».1.~.';.-. , . . ,..Hall.Inw-;¢:::.it..He also f urni shed the c op y of
the arti c le enclosed in .tho c o me
ston e whic h p roved of muc h i nte
e a tI mp r o mp tu ta lk s an d rnusi
ma d e u p a ve ry p leas ant evon in~
wh i c h wa s fo llo wed b y a ve ry d
of Overflow
(Continued From Page One)
4g telephone so thai: they might know
'what to expect m regard? to wa
m. Th informatinn serv\ce ls a~
_°1," F 4 '.~g l -; h \Q .f .O \Q p .'r
.'Y :;~1 a ~.i f
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ee will take place at lhe Kennnrd
Mdhodilt Church._
Pictured ubuva an the young
gndme s .Top row,le n 1°right: Helen Rosenbaum, Mnrixn
Cambex-3, George Smwart, Hue!
' Hanuhorne, William Hall.Inw-
er mw, left w right:Kenneul
Dale,lewis Ward,Chrlsline
Chrhngnnen, Charles Andreasen,
Patricia Hnrper.znmpme Bnprnvma
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committee
*V were eveninfr guests.
I r .and Mr s .Leo hiiller am
mil? were visitors at the Rollml*
ahter home.Stmdnv eveninsr.rlr. and Mrs. Paui éiempc ke an
Flilv were Sundav dinner guest
J. P. Sorensens.3lev A. W . Clar ke wa s a Thurs
sr after noon c a ller a t the I I m
| Tay lo r home.Mr. and Mrs. Pau! Kcmuc lce an
ni lv wer e su pp e r mwsts of Go
n Kernvc kes.Sundav &\'£\li¥l]
.Q oc casion bcinsr their first wef
152 nnniversarv.Ed na and Ri ta Ha n se n _ wg
Th e abo ve m a p o t Ne br a sk a shows the W ar
Bond qu ota s, by c oun tie s, for th e mo n th o f Ma y ,
1942. Total Wu Bond quota for the State is $3,2S6,200.
Every inc ome earner in the State ls expected to step-
u~ W ar Bond purc hases on a basis of ten per cent or
ar me d fo rc es tak e th e of f en si ve a ga in st the A xi s
powersdrhe Americ an voluutsry method of W ar Bond
purc hases must he succ essful in reaching the quotas
set by the Treasury Department for every c ounty ln
the nati on.Th e job o f e ve r y A me ri c a n n o w is to
- -|1 |ave dollars to h elp win the W ar.
Flying Theme
»""_.___.}s|e4on'%;_§}3°9.»-;f°9°'l "~moi?|.sw,4oo A 1--I 1 M7900 \- .#Leon g_-_4f|s,2uo|,@»~°°x | moon !_;-1 ;§°Q')
........__ .M ..§45aooL .I ~»mJ'°f';'21m5°1'i= no
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_;,--" " . - T-r " '--aa--'---¢».=-'°""'T '-1*-'v'\"°" dm° 2 ° f `\M200L |m@ f =z,\QH f °7»°\'f%§a°?';¥k';21=f °1L~
.10,100 'T"6o V"Ei'6uo\"""m»B',;;;5o~rfiqsoom ...$400 _\Q3 i s 1 |\_-1 _._._ J - , . , , _ ._ _ . . . , 3 @ _'-=-'%»=~"lTTb°3~|'\,<.F'5 \" " " 'i l u n
fth-s ' s l z e o o l__ s s 1 "\'\-1,200 r Mons ~/1 . 9 , h ° N = ,A 6 0 0 1 5 0 0 |n , n o o [s a n L _ _ _ . . P l " ' i \_ @ € w; _ § i ° ' , @ 3 o ; _,3¢#y ~
o x n o ~ c o m e .I s
: -
Carried Out
At Banquet
~PVICTORY
r B U Y
.i |..r»1r tD| 1 r r xr r i
May Quoia ¥or Shit. $3,286200
| 0 an I r u l l n o s !
~asa :.... . .'dreams of a. few years ago.g Third,the railroads zave the
~ eg ¢e m p l o y e s o f a n y t r m m p o r t u t i o n o n
e a r t h - - m e n a n d w o m e n w h o h a w
p r o v o n t h e i r a b i l i t y t h r o u g h y e a r n
o f r a i i r o a d w o r k u n d e r a l l k i n d s o f
conditions.
»o
Threat To S|;u\i ulineaa
The gravest rhxeav. w mms
business flint h-58 yet apnea
» - f a - 1 ' -# 9 9 6 0 1 . $ \ Q 6 0 D p a o u u ''14 l lnmI-um _|_1 ~.|___
" | . .
' m T m -._ _ _ __ _ _ _ 1, _ § u § '. . =~ ~ l ? £5 '° \ -» - L L*3 .»='L°°\ ¥ "* m o n ls l st i u | "5 ° 5, 2 uo .YQ \ : 1 u o ] '" " " '9_W ¢l n g r a o l '5 £ ° i -9 . 1 . r
- L . I B -_+ " ° ° ° l | _ = , , _ q _ g g j_>L ..L°§Z " B ; 4 o o , , , _ 4
- = ; " " a , ' * f ' "- " ' ° " | ' - =- * ~ » ~ ="~ r ' -~-| 1 b 4 u n :" " ' " ' 1 " ' " °a ~ » -» - -3. s o o i ssmo l s m o 4 o b o o t g
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~NEBRASKA'°: .-~uoiasforivia
rr.
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r c~l
\;\ief c aller s at the Ha ro ld Ta y lor
~me. Mondav afternoon.Ne i l and Donna.Ma e Ric hter
Lildrvn of Rolland Ric hter.have
e measles
,n _'Luon?"M°"I ~?"'-=-waznn~*mon Liunm_,"4sm''i 5'1=";= -'1'l-\.42.9uoJP="`|-=-5 -|'*279o Lim E?1m~_.
`H1»s1=»m.~'~=°5 T'ffze11=-- "4 ' ° =,;j,~»<=f." ' -- l ""'r"@'!_ u W ir*"mu ~L~4 ls N300 .-l*;\ou\Tm,'gm .5.600 \ 'Z6ou |_ .f,-.L;=!._{*i5un}"-' --{,@,»@:_ 55, ~ ~0
3.1uu|n.non{"'Vltsuo ffn4_¢.°,,\__,g@§,,,.
6 an L ' - - l m i70l*§...J .qrL?%
. ."""1 n
~PVICTORY
r B U Y
.i |..r»1r tD| 1 r r xr r i~L..............,..]....z~L.......-~ -.»!..~»...»'- -
vq§§SSTAMPS N E B R A S K A
U. S. Treasury Omcial War Bond Quoias for May
~May Quoia ¥or Shit. $3,286200
| 0 an I r u l l n o s !
u ou ww na~*Mobi L "Hman-,L=.;»wl;~ ~un'~
- .'=--»-=.:.-.--¢==--.___~.*|a.|na`{,énu`f3'§u|[|'9Emn_"i"f_!|pmod w w w 3 ..
~m -1 inf::`;E=oo|».,...lmob~ f,*g\°",;;»i3Q
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Baby Chicks
We hav e chicks unsold as follows:
MAY 12TH
1500 U. S. Approved White Rocks
500 U. S. Approved White Wyandottes
100 U. S. Approved Barred Rocks
MAY 19TH
50% of a C5~servative Va\u¢.
KLOKE INVESTMENT CO
OMAHA,NEBRASKA
let. Petenen and Janice Pateneml
In. Laura Hoya couched the pm-
action.
l1¢+I|\||A1\.||r|.l Qn t g r h i n m e n t w u~ E m ~ c h o n l l
and the girls' octeile.
~*;2°s;:;,;":;§S"°'{'5,S6{2,°,{-,§§';' { R ,
tmck title at the annual Cornh\xsk~s ______°
: ; . ° ? : ! ; ' : 2 ; ; ; f " ° 1 i § , , : ; ~§'g3;mg~~ §:; =;:, ,:;t
'§%Zi'»?.f"§f°»l'£¢"?'~i "Iii" ';'';"\1}'fi"`,§3'?"fv'L"?. '.nd°f°'§'3 3;
en.Blur and Tejmrqgh arg d<>g§§.___ .nn nrmeeda will be used
ear!! this week as the dike had
not yet been completed A tempo-
rary dike about a yard high was
thrown up hurriedly in hopes ol
stemming any flow of water a-
cross his nearly 800 acres oftofifths it ou t fo r me ru nn emp : -vs - -- . .- -homers wi th Oakland slated to I mpr o ve men t; at th e Scout Cq mv
t a k e f o u r t h D l a c e a n d D e c a t u r I n s t .s o u t h o f B l a i r
a \ _- . . . . . ¢ :w nuuu.
l Around tweqzty-rave nuyu plumP ; ~ ~ O F -cipaued in the drive.Trucks~ ~ the §cx-ap-collecting venture v......ma..a nv Oie Jennen_ Allref ARE 0RGAN1zED;\ I:'.:;'.:;-;;.;=;,,,.i'gf"h@fQ and Kari Two 4~H Clubs were orsrnnized inJohnny onli. Bennington, wu ~ i駻'iF¢re accom-\ma id¢n¢¢nh¢13.v.bm--swan Huold lub-f..°H \..'L'°F» tha comm: IGIIUP E!E°'f...'?'n..,.|.| Ymtl
IEA 'r ec b nt me eti ng nf le agu e o f-u u u a a ' " " * " " " " '- - "ficials.Bill P ic har d, Elkhoy n , was A f f a i r ~ ~ B a s e m e n t all pric es as of a s riven naw.
la pe rc e nta ge o f wa 11namedvice-president;Ha ro lq ~0 V E R T Q 1'F[T_,.__9_ Inu ~~ ~Sat'[1I'-»A. very T39 eh m. I g i l
'-- ' - - - - -u m m . 9 re I e
ad mi nti on a n d th e r es p ec t o f th e The -L ittle Homemakers , inc lud-
Xrnerican people,wh o have seen ing eleven members, will be led by
he lines meet the unpre c ede nted Mrs . Ra y mon d Ka stl. Of fi c e rs a re\._._.1.. L.........|..| ku \t¢\\°with 10 0\C har lea Hunehe,president;Pa tty 500 U. S Approved White Legnor1000 U. S. Annroved White RocksHic kson,Vsli ey ,sec retary and
sc orer; and Ray J enkins, Elkhorn,
treasurer.lgdic ations are th a t this y earth e loop wi ll operate wi th si x
tear o instead of eight. Three teamsh a v dropped out and one addition
has been named;F o r t Calhoun,
Y u tn n an d Ralston officials an-
...........,..a n . M i l rimild hp imnns-
\EN'rER'rA1Ns SCHUU1.
J ohn Ove rton of K e nn s vd cole-
brated his nin th bi rthda y ,Friday
afternoon,by en te n ai n in g a ll hi s
classmates at Peaceful Hill Sc hool
an d th e teacher,Mi ss Ru th I .
Hansen.Th e ti me wa s spent a t
trannies and lunc h was served, Moy
day Evening
"K ee p 'E in Fly i n g "wa s the
theme of the Arii ngtdr.junior-
senior banquet,Saturday evening.
Th e par ty ,given annnunlly by the
junior c lass in honor of the gradu-
ati ng group,took place in the
DU.Bllll::|br:u m u an -.W - - - _ -_These concenrs seil food, hsrd»
ware,clothes,i'urniture--a thous~
and and one c ommodities which the
consumers of the nation must have.
An d r e tai lin g wi ll b e subjec ted tn
inc redible disruption if the "freeze
eve;-yt.l1in|;" policy is adopted
Retailers ha ve been amo n g th e\ . . . , . , . . " . . . . +. t r f h a M n f h o t i i i i t .C h u r c h . ;.n i n r n 1- - -n v n a n n n en Y \ l " \li !H -
III
1I
I
Jemanun umugm, -»_, N... ,....,_.per cent efficiency.n n " .vice president;Lea Mae
Fifeh,the inherent strength Lowe, secretary; and Nona Kash.
which carried the 1'ailroads'Y19WB reporter.\hrough the lean years of the dc-\The second Kl'°"P» \vhi¢h has not
-~k-'e '\,|f 'yet seiecied a name is led by Mm.}:§;:\m;K,lspnrd';§f '..§§§SLi¢i§Ip¢»~Wachter andlher assistant,
-v 1 h Virginia Grcnier.Officers o they li ra c i e s MI. I` 2 .."§ .:g.:;,.:iclub are Mary Jane Freeman, pres-
l\
MAY 26TH :1 5 0 0 U. S . Ap p r o v e d W h i t e L e g h o r n s
7 0 0 U. S . Ap p r o v e d W h i t e R o c k s
3 0 0 U. S . Ap p r o v e d R h o d e I s l a n d R e d s |
lluuuuzu \I|¢.\\,......,..,..._,"rsibletooperatebaseballteams
d u r i n g the coming:season.E lk -
hor n,for mer ly a me mbe r o f the
loop, asked to b e admitted andwa s accepted.thereby ma k i n g i t
possible to f o r m a s1x»tearn loop.
llenninfrton,Gretna,Arli ngton,
Blair. and He r ma n (members la st
y e a r ), a n d E lkh o r n wi ll f o r m th ePlatteValleyleaguef o r 1942.
Open ing games wi ll be play ed
May 1 7.
Nana REFLECTSPATRIOTISM
. »- - -Altho ug h pun s ar g reg ar de d by
"\._.1 -- n A J Innn-
basllel.s_ serving as plac e cards.
John ia the so n of Mr .and Mr s.
Claude Overton.
POUNDS NAM E D
NIGHT P OL ICE
Hanrey Pounds, who has servedeqla.ir Ni g h t Police fo r more
th a i a y e ar , wa s a ga i n n ame d to
tha t p ost. b y May o r U. G. Garn er
at the Co unc il'a meeting Tuesday .
Ray L ippi nc ott, wh o ha s be en a
me mb er o f th e P ar k B oa r d fo r a
number of y earn, was likewise ro-
inatated f o r a three-y ea\r term.
U ¢ | D | . 7 | u c . | | v U s 1 - - . .. . - . . - H - _ _ _A l l d e c o r a t i o n s w e r e i n r e d ,w h i t e
a n d b l u e . ,c a r r y i n g o u t t h e p a t r i o t i c
th e me
Loo Ray Rosen kilde pre side d as
master of c eremonies.Th e boast
list included " Na vi g a to r "by Le o
Ray Rosenldlde,"P i lo t", A n n a LI.
V o g t;"Co-Pi lot",Gene Kr u g e r ;
"I'lane's LOS".J oan Lu d wi g an d
Ma ri an Gardner*"Stowardc aa"
H1085 active Uyyuucuuu ....,....._flation.They ha ve c oop erated to
the fullest pos sible e xtent with the
gover nmen t in ever y ef fo rt o f a r
made to hold pdc es down.rn
of th at wor k, a nd a t th e di re-
quest of high government offic ials,
thousands o f retailers ha ve re~
trained f r o m basing their pric es.
o n replacement cost.Instead.
Chairman or me nuubl: \..~............. ,on Inte rstate and Foreign C0m_l1dent; J ean Rasmussen. vic e pres~mer c e, sa id: uln a ll th e wo r ld no dent; Delma J ensen, sec retary ; andl
better job is heirs; done today tl\aniN'"`m"'Ry an,news reporter.
b the Amer ic an railroads."ry li as tly , th e d e gr e e o f c oo p e ra tio n ! W EB E R F O L L O W S
th at n ow e xi sts be twee n railroadsv ~~and shippers exceeds anything pre-lvioualyrec orded in indu stri al h lgrl Twen ty -f ou r years to the daytory .B q th l 8 l ll 0 3 d S a n d g h f p p e l - 3 R. f t 9 l l l lS f i l ll le l ~ ~ l h i ! A ' l
M w '» they have ba sed th eir pric es on
'S erner.lor ig in al cos w e n th ou gh the
D i r e c t e d b y M i s s E u l a H a r d i n g ,w h o l e s a l e c o s t m a y b e m a c h h i g h -
¢||§ ". ' I § ' » " i' f n i . " é ' i
§ . . , . . " " § i ' . g 5 f "F l y - I E ;m ' w h e n t h e i r m s t o c k w a s ?o f t i m e f o r l o a d i n g a n d u n l o a d i n g . l ° " " ' ° m i n t o t h e U .S .A r m y t h i s
: S ~|n a o m e E U ?" ¢ ¢ ¥ ;l e !L T h e r a i l r o a d s w i l l h a v e t o f a c e w e e k .H e l e f t O m a h a i a i t h a g r o u p
O R D E R C I R C U L A N l "o e c o s I B a s 1 8 ° ' l n e w p r o b l e : n a a s t h e w a r m s d i n - . U f o t h e r y o u n g r e c r u i t s ,e n r o u t e
R S
_h i g h e r _ t h a n t h e h a c r e a s e s .g u t a l l w h o k n o w t h i s i n _ | t o F o r t L e a v e n w o r t h r e c e p t i o n
have one domina nt purpose in | meric an E§¢P°diT503373 Forces f0|
min d#- to keep the trai ns rnovin1.';.1E"1`0P¢ during the W o rld W ar,
with the least possible exp.enditu| e']J OIl8ld Weber o f Ar lin g to n wa s
...\.....c enter.._
A lot of folks are selling $1 5 Ko $20 worth of eggs a week
fro m the hen s that we re bou ght as c h ic k s last May a nd J un e.
Oar advic e is, don't buy more c hic ks than y ou c an c are for and
be sure y ou c an c are for the hens bec ause the pay off is in the
eggs. Our U. S. Appr oved c hic k s all c ome from U. S . Approved
flocks.Ever y h en ha s a U.S.App roved ba nd and every hen
l1as.bec n blood tes ted and T. B. tested by a gove rnment veteri-
narian.U.S.A l' I ' ROV E D means that our hatc hery complieswith th e r equ ire men ts set fo rth b y th e U. S . D E P A R TM E N T
GI-A G R I C U L T U RE .Gay dou's Hatc hery &Poultry F a r m is
the only U. S. Approved hatc hery in Eastern Nebraska.
Gaydou Hatchery & Poultry Farm
PHONE 395
a
I
\so ma as me Iowesr. Iorm U;llullror.y et they can certainiy he
effec tive.Fo r e xamp le ,there is
the Onawn, I owa, gro up o f wo men
wh og mc e n tly for med a kn i tti n g
ch.\b\ their name is " P ur i Har d e r
Mr s .Paul Jefferson and c hil-
dren o f I la y Springs,Nebraska,
have been spending this week withMrs . J eff emo rfs pa ren ts, Mr . a nd County
M m w i l l Linden.They plan to h as 9" h av'
. - _ . . . . . . .A h Q n f t i n i n v .t e n a m u c u
' r ._
'' " 'i ""£mou,,,;,.l1Q-~_~--}||14uu';.1 s\9,4oo '-'1-=.|7900 2'.f,'r;°_|z_aon|s|a2un|,2,I #mon -_---.€?;2;,\|=`""\»~4 '"°' "*f~°e`,f;;", ; &'?"~ ~
_'»a__§= . . 1 --¢.=-'pm'|'__*42."5oJ"_'\¢4auu m¢.L E%;\0U °..§1J°Q§Z° 1T=w\'=-f°'-="'|¢|o,1oo |;,=5;'r"\ii5un\'""""uo,§f'Q,,,\_5f13°°\,11~ ~
_ g a s ~ - l ; , _ 1 ; e 2 - 'a w . ,¢ L + ¢~~» f 51 ~
'Smal '"°°°'~1@T»I*"-"°°\...L_L_1=;°Q"_F@°°1§'5"a=.a>"L=.=1 f "
~PVICTORY
r B U Y
.i |..r»1r tD| 1 r r xr r i~L..............,..]....z~L.......-~ -.»!..~»...»'- -
vq§§SSTAMPS N E B R A S K A
U. S. Treasury Omcial War Bond Quoias for May
~May Quoia ¥or Shit. $3,286200
| 0 an I r u l l n o s !
u ou ww na~*Mobi L "Hman-,L=.;»wl;~ ~un'~
- .'=--»-=.:.-.--¢==--.___~.*|a.|na`{,énu`f3'§u|[|'9Emn_"i"f_!|pmod w w w 3 ..
~m -1 inf::`;E=oo|».,...lmob~ f,*g\°",;;»i3Q
~f é t l i i l I O I ' g u n n a u v u g u u n u m c uuu.:wl m ~ i : : ; "= ; , : , ; z , ' ; ' : " ; ,f 1 ' i " ; ° . : ; f : ;: " ; ; , 1 ~W e b e r I m a t n e d s u r
A e n t E .D .F a h r n e y I f p r i c e a a r e a r b l i r a n l y f r o z e n a t r a n s p o r t a t i o n j o b w h i c h i s " " - ' E E Z Z i ?n o ~b u x a u g é
ga a l a r g e n u m b e r o f e n m l e n w l l l n o t b e a b l e t o m a k e l u a s s e dlw h i c h w i l l a i d ' t h €a d j u s t m e n t b e t w e e n W h o l e s a l e f r v h i s e y e s .H ,w a s a c c e p t e d ,h o
i f " a r a L11 w o , ; ; _ ' a n d r e t a i l c o s t a t h a t i a n w e s s u ! 7 7 M A R K E T I N G ~ever,by the army quartermmrl
eners m CII-,before the supply is if they are no earn suific xent profit-c o rp a._ ....__!2..L _.I in .nw in bu siness. In some c aseml A I D T O ~Donald,on ly so n o f Mr .a
'"- 1 1 . _\ . \\ " \\ l . f n \ 4 n y n g g f j
neS
of
w-
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n d
:rl-
Q
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exhausted.Fo llo wi ng i s a nm;o1. .~ - ww - - - - ----a fe w of the c ir c u la rs whi c h will theyfwoulc i be legally bound to neil
be p artic ularly he lpf ul n ow:lgooda for less than they must. pay
E C 1268--Vegetable Diseases f o r th e m - u n d i n a great ma ny
'eases the would do no better thanIn Ne bra sk a.1 yE C 1512--Pests of f th e Vega-break even.Bank ruptc y would bo
table Garden.:the e ventu al re sult.
F B 1881--Potato Diseases a n d :Sound pric e control means, first.
T h e i r C o n t r o l .. e r e a s o n a b l e c e i l i n g o n f a r m p r i c -
E C 1 2 5 0 - B e a u t i f y l n g t h e H o m e . e n a n d w a g e s - t w o o f t h e m o s :
G r o u n d s .1 i d n n g e r o u a i n f l a t i o n u y fa c t o r s .
1 u \ . - | . . .- _- . . 1 . \
5 The agric u ltural rnark etmg cooper ati ves ar e d oing ma ny nn im»
portant job fo r th e f arme rs of this
oountry .T w o of th os e jobs deal
wi th imp r ovi n g produc tion meth-
ods, and stabilir ing and e xpanding
markets.l 'Tha t ki nd o f wo rk i s do ubly im-
portant now.W a r has bro ug ht
lthe fa rme r n . long lis t o f n ew and
Aiffimali nrnhlems auc h as sc arc i-
MT8.HBIUIU u .vusuxn,nun zo--"uated f r o m the Ar lin g to n Hi g h
Sc hoo l and late r attende d Mid land
Colle ge. He ha s bee n employ e d in
Calif ornia and i n the gove rnment
office in Omaha..
Bu y D ef e n s e S ta mp s No w!
Bible Revision
In mu . un d er c o mman d o f K in !
-- -.|....l n... »¢ni¢Inll nf
IFn r r l e r s N O W
1l u u v \ l » w m v - -_
For Delivery of
Sexed Chicks §n 1- O n -M a y 1 8 t h M a y 2 5 t h
J u n e l s t a n d J u n e 8 t h
W e H a v e Ha t c h e s C o m i n g O f f E v e r y
- -1 .__.x ml...m»-hv a n d C a n F i l l
FB 1087--Beautilying the 1"ll'!Y\° Them me nmnnco uenween wno|¢»,......._.. ,..,_,__, _stead 'sale xml retail prices must bc'ty ol labor,and unprecedented?
FB 1381-Herbnceoun Perex\» carefull and fairl m 'wa s when labor is nvailnble. If
doa not take into acmunt the wiflelhe must get maximum output at*
~ ~ PIC-lla; between whnlwale and mumfminimum cost.U R E S A T DE ~ price s, und which leave s labor f |War has allo disrupted andlm make any addltlonnl wage de chqnged markets.The rubber
Projected uedmicolor pictures mnnds it wants, would be minous nhortsxge' is making normal tx-me-I-¢ ».. .»..~ .f nm Bible are bein! bo our economy.And small ,emi|`portll,ion methods impossible "\1...,..... U... 'mm rmnm have theirl
' l y y es b\mhm.\ze \ma s."Blanket pnce tidng",whic the fnrmer is to make n go of it.h 1
T
James I ol rmgnnnu, me .e.....,,.. -_|.he Bible trom the vulgare an well
ns the ancient mnnuwrlpu walmade.I-`l.!ty»lour learned divmeswere named but nctuglly 47 or 48l participated.The puter number
rn me 48 learned dlvlnes who werechargedvlth the revhlon a1-,l-he
Blhle known n the Klng Jnmu ver~alan were members at the Esub-
.-...\ m.....~». nl mmlma. but no
a
Monday anu huunm.-.,,-.._,Your Chick Needs With Either Pullets
Cockerels or Straight Run.
FEEDS--Poultry Equipmen
POULTRY REMEDIES
U I .B H G 9 1 | \ . n |v ¢ .- . . . .. - - ___s h o w n e a c h n i g h t t h i s w e e
| \ n c ! n § n n n h n n l f h h ~
=i=~-= ufé business wo uld be hi*first.=- ~ '" " '" ' ;i ' ,. "f " 1T= " ; f§ . §1 » ;. i , mem-uuueu " " ; ; ; 1 ; a . 1 ; - . . ; , a , . , . a f.h a vi n :hardest.~....:..., TL...gf ift nd iua tme nta ~ I f . . . r n n l li s ltl ls tn jg l e tl i b l l.
i
" E m
:uuuu ax-uvv.,......_..__k e n .plac e 'I`uesdny evening.ney wi ll continue rl i g h t l y |Railroa d Fa c ts
Lroughout the week,Sunday In a. rec ent ddress Eor mn g md S u rd s y eva ni n g. Th e No r ri s i a m :o f g ~
ctures.each mg h t nru mi sled ,'n¢|lur:t? Q\rll|=n|L nnnkn ni him enm-
u u z a l l x m n c u n .u . . . -. _ _
that are nec essary .These f a r m or g n ni u tio n s ha ve
proven their wo rth.Th ey ha ve
earned their plac e as a de f lmte l
fac tor m Inesexit-<dny ag nc ultu re
I L L L I U U I
The ELI
:hose I
ern anlectcd.
IZ»¥`SEh3"'"§ in na:en nnul m both the mod-
d naelent Mmm. were se-
Q11 ws th r tl-.»B111 "' ~ " --------f -- -~ -- --------RJL. 'E§m1Z.'iff"?~'1e{Lm and ~ plete im* in the future of the "" "rn i lmld n .m e n u r . n u u m a New ' l~°¢* °='*D.L. Ro bms on are ln c hnrge.np li d be d o f f a c t.He r e a r e mg ;New woodwork. suc h n ,hggy g
L u " : I m m u n o f the f ac ts he me ntio ned:closets and so fm. 'h°''Id be painted
F i ¢f_h ll k e t h e u t e r l a n o t h e m :A North African variety at muah-rs »1| c ountry posaeasa the n m ¢a wi th = ; ;; _ umxd
.._.._.__.4.....» \.|..1..cu..H; »¥nrs'@1|% Hfld the best Tlil|.°0|a Plant ...lt . ' i ' TL " . . . . $ w i th I pain!
Ares a tl.\sd i.\, C arina, Bums
The area of India,Ceylon m d
Bunnn Ll n pprdximltely two-th irdI
tha t at th a Un ited Stai n,but the
population u nearly three times um
q t t h i ! ~Ind1a'| civilization
I
"zW a s h .C o u n t y H a t c h e r y
Opposite J. L. Pounds
T . g a w r ' - | { \ ; f ', | - " " 1 _ , n "
.;L.I bl ''A1:nom lmuul :W D un | .| .| | u.Du!IIn11mr rmnhrunmn are so lame that in H11 the wudd._
Sacnnd.the railroads hnve |9-
I vu,' * " " ° r ' - - ~ -h i n d followed by a third or m u l vu mn n c z e n z o u e w n nu m! wa s
" " 'tmmded.sm@@@@@@@@@@@§|, a u e o t i h e m w o u l d b u m o n l h m a
m n l t o r n m a m .
t m c x e r C o l l . .t,i|.i _\avell of effiiziency and
PIX # H!
Buy Defense Bonds md
Saving Stamps Now!
_ . . . _
Mrs. Ed JensenNotes Birilldxjr
Mn. Ed .Tensetabla of friends
day evening, inte
ments.The pncelebrationof h
sary.
Member Of Nur
Graduating ~ll.:
Miss Madge P
LADIES
MRS. B. WRIGHT
Representing the
Many Attend '
L. Rally
\Ap pr oxi mmely o ne h u n d r e
1y oung Luthe rans a ttende d the
in ua l Rally D a y he ld at D a na C 0
Liege, last. Sunday.Luth er L engu
I Har la n,Audubon,Elkh o0#c ouncil Bluf fs,Oma ha,He r n m
B1 were DEP!1Fre munt and an'|sentr.~d.'
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Events 6f the
Coming Week
Scheduled E v e n ts ForThe Week Of May
'1-14
.Thursday, May 7Hillside Yroject Club-Mrs. Ar-
!F hlmdtnoduChrisuan Miaionary-Mrs Her
man Ludwig _.
Bonds and
pa No w!
_. . _ . -- - -
4-H CLUBS MAY
AID IN VICTORY
Any 4-H club or other organi-
mtion in Washington County may
take part in a Victory Weapon
Campaign announced this week by
M. T. Caster, executive secrets;-y[for the Nebraska State Salvage
| Committee.!Here is the plan. The following
amounts of iron and steel scrap
'am required for making thesew e a p u ~1 2 %p o u n d s ,. 3 0 c a l i b e r
I :»
IES
WRIGHT
enting the
ISS lXOIl sBride of May 3
Mrn. Ed JensenNotes BirilldxjrMn. Ed Jensen enmnained five
tabla of friends at pirochle, Mon-
Many Attend '
L. Rally
ments.~ L pa r ty w n s g i v e n in
celebration o f her bi r th anniver-
sary .
Me mbe r Of Nn r se ' a
Grad uati ng C lass
Miss Mad ge Peter sen of B iair is
q me mb er o f the nurse'a clzsa
whic h wi ll 'bc graduated th is
\Ap pr oxi mmely o ne h u n d r e
1y oung Luthe rans a ttende d the
in ua l Rally D a y he ld at D a na C 0
Liege, last. Sunday.Luth er L engu
I Har la n,Audubon,Elkh o0#c ouncil Bluf fs,Oma ha,He r n m
B1 were DEP!1Fre munt and an'|sentr.~d.'
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U. S. 0. DRWE ToBEGIN HERE SOON
Washington Caunty's quota inhe u nmd Servdcé Orginlmtions
War Fund has been net at $600
und, according w County Chair-
man Stanley J. Bcdnar, the cam_.am will nnen hem early next
Baccalaureate
Plans Complete
Rev. T. A. Lindenmeyer will de-liver the Ilaccalaureabe Sermon
for Blair High School senlun,Mxy 17. Thr services will be held
in the Blair lliuh|Sc.l\oo\ audxwr-
Buy Defense Bonds md
Saving Stamps Now!
_ . . . _
Mrs. Ed JensenNotes Birilldxjr
Mn. Ed .Tensetabla of friends
day evening, inte
ments.The pncelebrationof h
sary.
Member Of Nur
Graduating ~ll.:
Miss Madge P
LADIES
MRS. B. WRIGHT
Representing the
Many Attend '
L. Rally
\Ap pr oxi mmely o ne h u n d r e
1y oung Luthe rans a ttende d the
in ua l Rally D a y he ld at D a na C 0
Liege, last. Sunday.Luth er L engu
I Har la n,Audubon,Elkh o0#c ouncil Bluf fs,Oma ha,He r n m
B1 were DEP!1Fre munt and an'|sentr.~d.'
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'. : 7
'<,¢€'R1E,§
G5'§§;fa
Corset
SATURDAYAfternoon, May 9
2 to 5 P . M.
Come In And
Be Fitted
.lust Received
Bonme Blaxr
.l\fh'ior Dresses
S i n n 9 Ko 15
'$295
Von Lamken /
Apparel Shop
':.<.2fPw!E,§
Gossard
Cprset
SATURDAYAfternoon, May 9
2 to s P.M.
Come In And .
Be Fitted
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;
.lust Received
Bonme Blaxr
.l\fh'ior Dresses
S i n n 9 Ko 15
'$295
Von Lamken /
Apparel Shop
l.|alhn n - .' r '__week.Any one wi s h i n g to donate
to th e fu n d before tailed upon
ma y lea ve the mo ne y a t W a s hi ng -
to n Co un ty B an k wi th Mr. B ed nn r
o r w i t h Da ve Mumrn ert,treasur-
er of the dr ive. Pfobab ly every one
ia m.Mi ss Clarissa Wic ks wi ll play
the piano proc essional, and Mi ss
Doris Hag elin wi i l Plmf the re-
cesaional.Othe r mi nisters,i n ad-
ciition to Rev.Lind enme y er, who
wi ll be solic ited i n th e ne a r f u- wi ll ta k e p ar t i n th e p r o gmm a r e
ture,Mr .Bednar stated.Rev. J oh n P. Br ook s, wh o wii l be
1 ..|....\:..:a..-. hm nn lin f- h mn e o f th e sc riptural read-
f ' |n Q i n P l i v n n U f
|Mrs. C. A
Dorcas Socieiy-mrs.,umm
SlenderKerman! M€lhodist Aid "`\uNh;|1||lICIl b\Si\ru.\.1 L i - ` |f\r\...».\_!r"Phumd:w\even mtt lr u m sne
r t
3.
n the mor ning by Dr. nr. v. Unlm'\.......__, I ._e n .m e s i d e n t o f t h e U n i t e d D a n C l a r k s o n s c h o o l o f n u r s i n g .H e
.. 1 - n u n m f a M u R B A M T S ~~"::;;:'. °§§§$n{.`§ aaa pdunds.,~.......~.....-.,.._,_500~pound aerial b o mb ;500pounds,@,000~pound serial bomb;
2.500 pounds, 3'1mm. anti-aircraft
,gum 8,000 pounds,3-inch anti-
'aircralt gun, B t/ons,15-ton light
tank;18 tons,2'1~ton medium
tank.The Club may decide for whichitem it will obtain the scrap, and
advises the county salvage chair-
msn or County Extension Agentof its choice, also when the proj-
ect has been completed and the
material soldTheStateSalvage Committee
will give public recognition toeach group that completes such a
project.
J. I-I. CAMPBELL AT'I G R E A T L A K E S S T A .
i Junior H. Campbell, 22, son ofilu.-.and Mrs. J. E. Campbell of
li\air, has been received at the U.
S.Naval Training Station ats Great Lakes, illinois, it is learned
'He will undergo several weeks in-
Aensive training in the fundamen-dltals of seamanship. Upon the com-
_lplotinn of this training and upon» ..t- \.....:. ..¢ fmrttudr- tests. he may
.
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basement Friday, May aHerman D¢=§f€e of Honor ladge
Tuesdly, May I2
v. F. W. Auxiliary
Wednesday, May l3I\l`a.rdl§5Exe.f M ; - s . F r e d
French ,'.Tl\urodly, May NPapio Thursday Afternoon Club
--Mrs. A. R. BealeaBlair Merrymlke s Mrs.Clif-
ford Hultberg
Couple Wed \
»I n L i n c o l n
Miss Betty Compton,daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Comptonof Blair. became the bride of Pvt.
Ervin Meyers, son of Mr. and Mrs.
E. F. Meyers of Roca, Nebraslm.in a quiet ceremony performed
Saturday evening,May 2, at '1o'clock.The wedding took placel
at the G\_3ce Lutheran Church of
|Lincoln,r.Iesher reading the
marriage lines,
Thousams ox sunerw.. .......parts of the nation will go outMonday in an effort to raise$32,000,lXl0 for carrying on the
work of the U.'S.0. in armycamps and other tmining centersin this country and in the insular
possessions and foreign countries
where United States (area are
stationedJohn D. Rockefeller, Jr., honor-ary chsinnan lor the national
camprégn,will make a nation-
wide appeal in behalf of the U. S.
0.in a radio broadcast over the
Mutual network at 9:15 P.M.,
Monday night,.May 11,central
war time.U.S.O.operates nearly 700
units, more than s score of theminsi-us outside the continental
United States.Wherever there
are concentrations o l men pre-paring for or carrying out war-tim~ duties,the Lf.S. 0.finds
needs lor its services.
ln some places there are es-pecially designed club\ houses.Temporary rented quarters suf-
fice in some arens, while a num-
ber ol mobile units have been pro-vided lor carrying the U. S. 0.
_....m.~.an men in the field.
~ H. C. Jorgensen, invo-
cation;nnd Rev.Derelle Barber,
bcnediction.
O U R M E N I N
T H E S E R V I C E
Sgt. Leo Harman of Fort Doug-las, Utah,ln erxloyins a l6-day
furlough with his grandmother,
Mrs. Johanna Olson, and his uncleandaunt,Mr.and Mrs.A.H.Lowe, all of Henman.He will re»turn the latter put of the week
as n Dougtss, but will be trans-ferred to Fort Benning, Georgia,
in the near future.
Lauren Spangler, Arlington, ro-cently enlisted in the Naval Re-serve. He is a student at Midland
College.
DANCE AT B.F.D.
TOMORROW NIGHT
\The Blair Fire Depanmcnt is
sponsoring a dance at the B. F.D.Hall in Blair tomorrow (Fri-
day) night.Freddie Ebener is
furnishing tho music. P\1rther ds-
tails may be found in an advertise-
/
g f r l u m e r a n C h u r c h .Du = 'i " * 4p '; 'f§f; ` § §} § L °'p 1 ` §ff1 f` 5 " §= w n d
|.ft2 \'f\ 00 n»a ~ y 0 i n l l ' n | \ n n
i the event.
Ile from Luth er uonc ge ar.Illhllvu:resented a play ,and the Dana
Hale 'Chorus sang se ve rd setec
.ions und er the di\;e<:ticm of Ed-
ward Hansen, senior saminary stu-
Mr s.Donald New-el!
Is Visitor HCYQ
Mrs . D ona ld Newel
o f E l Paso, Texas,
...M \I __........ml?".I §L4.|"lW'¢l mf-|l£¥§I m&.`i&méE11'é parent-H.The mgn llgn u or uw '»"J - - -.......__ ____NCtewties wa s the annual home c onc ert and Mm J uke Brass.a p
anf t h Dana a. c appella c hoir, c on- ell, a former Blair man, is tttefid-
D e.\.....s...;a..ih n eveninil by Pro f. ing a tra min g sc h ool at Fo rt Sills
`I'fl'1°"m"' 1 zzz;|Okl:1homaJ o n n W M u m -
L1 n u -N s m a r "'ROT Hn. Waltlr F. cuuamw.
Em-and MrsP.Nielsen,President of lC h r i a J . Petersen
`LL 1n_...:-nién
spoke before th e Biaix'Rotary
Club Inst Tuesday evening.Hi a
topic dealt wi th the Japanese,
with who m he li ved a s a miss io n-
ary fo r X8 years.Dr.Nielsen
stressed the extre me patri otism
o f the Nipp-onese b u t expressed
his belief that, aittxough _their rf-
Mothei's Lunc heon nelu iMluuu}th e Ka p pa S ig ma fmte r ni ty h c
in Linc oln.Th ei r sons.Joa
Gutsc how, Chris Petersen, J r.,
W ar ren Rounds,are members
the fraterni ty .
Mr s .Me r to n K u h r
h.....o.......At lnn| | 1N| | i
F a n
musemph
and
a o f
MRS . J A C K S M I T H
Th e single-ring ceremony was
perf orme d by Re v. J . D. J o lmwr
of Blai r.The c ouple was attendw
by Mis s L eola C hamber s o f D ako
ta City .Nebraska.an d Geral~
D i x o n ,b r o t h e r o f t h e b r i d e .
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ri:
I
Von Lamken /
Apparel Shop
FS.. 1 |t a dessert lunc heon. Fridav .1
con,followed by bridge.
rize a t cards wa s wo n by
ced 0'Han1on,J r.:Mr s.P
Iugnussen wo n c ut prize,uw wen t to Mr s. P e te r Stri c
r. Gu es ts wen : Mr s.C. I).
rd , Mr s.Simon Ku mh o j,M
ilton Rhoades. Mrs. Peter St
r.~tt Jr.,Mrs.Ree d 0' Hnn lo n,
11-5.Philip Mupmussc n,and
Stanley llc dnar.Box-ls STORE
. . . n - I
Mis s Ma xi ne W a rr ic k en te
ed.Sunday ,f o r Misses G
Lar se n a nd Ma r y A n n P f u f f
Mrs.D o m J oh on i s sp eseveralday s as guest of
Ma r y Pate.
Mi sa D or a A Carter is c o
to h er be d a t th e Her ma n
ho me th is wee k wi th th e f lu
Le Ro y L a rs e n of He r ma n
tonsilec tomy .a t Blai r H o
Monday .'.
Mr s.Anna 'Davies o f B i a
ter ed the B la ir Ho sp ital f or
cal treatment,Wednesday.
Mr . a n d Mrs . Ge or ge Nic
spen t the week -end in O m
gu es ts of Mr . a nd Mr s. C a
ler.Mr .an d Mr s .Ra y F a y
we re & md a y af te rn o on vis i
th e ho me o f M r .: md Mr s .
Nelson.
Mr s.Ne tti e Ri te r o f
City , Misso uri, was a Mond
i to r a t th e ho me o f h e r b
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Booth's Fresh Frozen Strawberries, Red Rasp-
berries, Etc., Corn, Peas, Lima Beans, Brussels
`--°-'sh
l
prou ,|v -,s P E Ci A L s FOR FRIDA Y A ND S A T A YUR I)
"")RANGES, Calif. Sunkist, Dozen .........._...-.,.25c
""APPLES, Fancy Winesaps, 4 Lbs. ....._._.._.'l9c
°"LE'l"l`UCE, Calif. Iceberg, 2 Lge Heads ..-15e
"'P0'l`A'I`0ES, New Shasta W hites, 4 Lbs. ~
COFFEE, P & G, Regular or Drip, Lb. .-...28c
MA'l`CI-IES, True American, 6~box Carton_22c
JELL, Buttemut, Assorted Flavors,
CORN, P & G, Whole Kernel, 2 No. 2 Cans..25c
ROAST, Fancy Beef, Rib or Chuck, Lb. ...24c
BOIHNG* BEEF, Rib or Plate, Lb. ._..._.._.,..20¢
W E RE DEEM CRYSTAL \VHl 'l`E AND
PA LM OLIV E COUP ONS
1~|.r .iii gi on is said to h e u fac tor i n
[ma ki n g th em better fighters,
1thcy ,themselves,do no t consider
[the ma tter a s s tr on g ly a s we ar e
1Ied to believe.5 Th e Rotarians expressed mu c h
Iapprec intion of th e in f o mmti vc
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"4 o .
.ed To LHB BEITIJIIS U1 J.aU||l.:ubn»-gym.-W edding l p m h , t h e bridal pm-Q:
i i g h entered and took their places 1:
Mrs an impruvised arbor.Ferns :mu\......l.|.... "I .~nnru||-unnfld ndd
mlman d
.\ett,
lo w-
5. J .ric k-
J r.,
M ra.
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|l1\1|I(} DL\5l\\:L.\ u|. :\nayu|uhv.~ .___ed to th e aminf: theme.Prcec-din
tho ceremony ,Miss F r a n c o
Smi th , sis te r of the groom.san
"I Lo ve Yo u '1 `ru ly ";Mis s L illia
Smith provided piano accomparrmen t,an d also play the weddin
marc h.The br ide , g ive n i n mar agc h
hor father,wo re a suip 0 bieg
zzBznl-
g
ly
gg
ww Wm., V. ..,...,___,.vmceive further specialized instruc-
llion at one of the Navy's numer-
ous trade and service schools, or
be sent directly to sea for service
afloat.
PLAN ADDITIONAL|CLINIC AT BLAIR
:lJ.S;brings t.<>§@iI}er|m¢»nr in this issue
my . the
Nation al
1. c. A., Y. w. U. .=\..gYItCatholicCommunit y 1
Service,the Jewish Welfare Sn»cjety and the National Travelers
Aid Association.r"Ask the boys in uniform nbout
the U.S. 0. Then mnkc a con-scientious effort io do your part
toward keeping this program
moving,"Chairman Stanley J.
Bednar said today.
A q u a m of $148,000 has been
set for Nebr aska in the W ar I-'und
drive.
REV. c. B. HANKINS
Off to War
On May 14
Before You Go
Give the Home Folksalm n n n 1 1 1 7 0 1 5 Q I T N 'PICTURE
gubardine wi th matc hi ng acces-1 .1 --..~.....nr hn iaman A s ma n y W aslu ngionIBON ES 3110.u E u r u u g c u s ..¢».........Ir o s e s a n d s vr e e t p e n s .M i s s C h a m
-1 J _
" " " " " " a -»f r m 'h a s been arrlingeu W .. . . . _n- ltionp. The bride's _rnother, a 0 --»»»-'___..:..._.1mm 15 A t th a t ti meLay s lex'-Blair resident, had chosen navy |blue an d a c orsagc uf roses an d '
ding swfectpeas.
Mr s.The beautifully dc c oratmi three-
ti er wed di ng c ak e was served by
[med M m .J .D.Roddy o f Union,Ne :
m u m u u g ,u n a ;; v .c h i l d r e n w h o p a r t i c i p a t e d i n t h e
f i r s t c l i n i c ,e a r l y i n A p r i l ,w i l l b e
g i v e n a n o p p o r t u n i t y t o h a v e t h e i r
s e c o n d d i p t h c r i n ," s h o t "T h e c l i n -
n
ic wi ll be c onduc ted from 8 a. rn..c'..L a.i.."Rlnh»r'.PntlEli
\.
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n n n m n u ,L.l'I..J;6| n..Qnnrrn nf Cnlnflnrt
nc.Rev,Charles B.Hnnkins of
nnha will speak at the morningxrshipservice of the Methodist
lumh, next Sunday morning. A
uent visitor of the local con-eqegation lu past years, Rev. Ham
ns is Superintendent of the Om-. n:-»_:.~» .I nhnmdist Church-
Tll at lin:and Joy lo ose
1; lr nu ne u
°
Rpblqss
xdwig
had sspinal,
ir en-medi-
iolson
\\. B5l Mil-
rquist
ora atJ.T.
Kansasty vis-rother,
y,Fran-week-
JC near
.ts andallof
of Mr.
ah sub-
y,Fri-
He rr
rsity of
e week-
,nd Mn.
hraska, maternal grandmother orthe bride. Mrs. E. L. Norlen and
Mrs.Carl Wessel poured at the
tea table and Mrs.John Dixon,also grandmother of the bride,
had charge of the guest book.Mrs. Smith is a graduate of
Blair High School and Van Sant
School of Business in Omaliat and
is now emoloved bv an Omaha liloinsurance company. Mr. Smith, -»|
graduate of Fort Calhoun High
School, is also employed in Om-
aha.''Following a short wedding trip,Mr. and Mrs. Smith plan to reside
in Fort Calhoun.Mr.Smith ex=
pects to leave soon for the U. S`|
army.
MISS BISHOP
'ro WED soon
The engagement and approach-
ing marriage of Miss Ilene Bish-op, Blair High School English in-I
structor, to Coach E. W. Langhofi'
of Leigh, Nebraska, was announc-ed Thursday evening.The wed-
ding plans of the couple weremade known at a party given (dr,
the faculty women at we apart-_.ment of Misses Clarissa Wicks,'D"'°"d
,ta U a m. ar. me »-....v...school building.
llilair Merrymskers
;A meeting of the Blair Merry-
mukers Club is planned for May
14, when Mrs.Clifford Hultberg
will be the hostess.
p_ N. G.Mrs. A. E, Hanna will be hostess
to the Past Noble Grand Club, to-morrow (Friday)sftemoon.The
entertainment and serving com-mittee includes Mrs.Josie VanDeusen. Mrs. J.P. Jensen,Mrs. Ed
Raver and Mm. A. E. Hanna.
\wi\\ Atmid smut
lalders CampMrs.Walter Huber,Brownie
leader, and Mrs. Simon Koi-sho).
leader of a local Girl Scout troop.plan to attend a Girl Scout lend-
ers' training school at Camp Brew-
ster, this week-end.Mrs.Floyd
lJones of Lincoln will bn in charge
MRS.ERVIN 111-;Yr;ns
Attending th.;couple were the
groom's sister, Mins Mildred Mey-ers of Roca, and Pvt. Milton Hal.-
scn of Blair.The bride wore an aqua-blue
two»Piece crepe suit with black
patent leather accessories;tiny
red,navy and green hearta
trimmed the suit jacket..Her
corsaga was of white carnations.
encircled by tiny red rose buds.
The bridesmaids ucordian pleated
dress was of soldier blue.
Mrs. Meyers ls a graduate of
Blair High School, where she wasone of the candidates for the hon-orary title of "prom queen"in
1940.
Pvt. Meyers, who is home from
the army on a short furlough, at-tended Lincoln High School and
the Agricultural College of theUniversity of Nebraska.He will
return to his army duties on Sal-
urday.school, and Miss Betty'of the|Adams, national Girl Scout field
will be present, also.
Plans Fo,
\ advisor,
Zelda Carmine and Ilene Bishop.Trip To State
Miss Bishop,who has been amember of the high school faculty
\Dr. and Mrs.Irvin Tilden of
Ilionolulu,Hawaii,have discarded
for the past two years, has re-[their plans for a visit to the.. ....~._.._...ia..."mm-f it .n
SHOW ER HONORS
BRIDE OF M AY 1 0
Miss Marjorie Gnuse, of Arling.ton, who will be a bride of May 10,was honored at n miscellaneousshower given Sunday afternoon at
die Lutheran Hall north of Arlingo
\\c1'
sli
a
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Pr
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Il
IW
fl
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1.I~s. ru~. John P. Brooks \-.in have
charge of the services.
H a i n e s U n d e r w e a r
Shirts and Shorts »2Sc to 45c
Saving Stamps Now!
Buy Defensg !§unda und
I I
J-~-~
H a i n e s U n d e r w e a r
Shirts and Shorts »2Sc to 45c
Union Suits Short Sleeves, Long Legs
65: eo $1.35
-.»`..|
$32, shirts, Drawers 50c ';f,,,,..,.
Buy Your Work and Dress Sotks While You Cm
Gel Them.Last Chance at Garler Tops.We Have
A Large Assortment at the Lowest Prlces
W o l v e r i n e H o r s e h i d e W o r k S h o e s
They Are Now Ratiuned,Le! Un Fit You.
P r i c e d a t $ 3 . 5 0 t o $ 4 . 9 5
Booth's Fresh Frozen Strawberries, Red Rasp-
berries, Etc., Corn, Peas, Lima Beans, Brussels
`--'-'sh
prou ,|v -,s P E Ci A L s FOR FRIDA Y A ND S A TURDA Y
"")RANGES, Calif. Sunkist, Dozen .........._...-.,.25c
'*APPLES, Fancy Winesaps, 4 Lbs......_.--__'l9c
°"LE'l"l`UCE, Calif. Iceberg, 2 Lge Heads ..-15e
"'P0'l`A'I`0ES, New Shasta W hites, 4 Lbs. ~
COFFEE, P & G, Regular or Drip, Lb. .-...28c
MA'l`CI-IES, True American, 6~box Carton_22c
JELL, Buttemut, Assorted Flavors,
CORN, P & G, Whole Kernel, 2 No. 2 Cans..25c
ROAST, Fancy Beef, Rib or Chuck, Lb. ...24c
BOIHNG* BEEF, Rib or Plate, Lb.20e
W E RE DEEM CRYSTAL \VHl 'l`E AND
PA LM OLIV E COUP ONS
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?f""$I:=~513,~r .
Q x ;B E I I V I G E ~
.g 9 - " "R
A r o o m y ,1 ,§f
. //~ m v s a a w e ~
Roy A,Petersen, of San
clsco California,spe nt the
end at the Ed A. J enson hon
Mr . a n d Mrs. C\aar Mo a
grandson,Jac kie C u n a n ,
Omaha, wg-.re Sunday guests
.md Mr s .Fre ema n Tuek er.
D wn y n e I i mh o f T e k a m
mu t e d to a n appendec tom
da y , a t Blai r Hospitah
turned home W ednesday .
J oseph Gutsc how,Unive:
Nebrask a stud ent, sp ent th
...,| man. na. mwnln. Mr. a
3lair.
\ $l | \ . l f u n u n .r w ---_W a l t e r F . G u s t s c h o w .s i g n e d h e r p o s i t i o n h e r e .
M a r g u e r i t e O f f e n ,w h o i s i nnur ses tr ain ing at Imman uel Ho a-~N O T I C E S
pital, spent the week-e nd with hern a r e n t s .M r .a n d M r s .L e s l i e O f -M o t h e r ' s D a y ,M a y 1 0
--U .u n 1. . . . . ..
United -:woes una uy nu n,.-_learned.They wer e un able to ge\. \ton bv Mrs .I{a rrv Giee selr nan and
reservation s on the Clipper for the Mrs. Alb ert Bensen.
ti me the v h ad p la nn ed .Th e ti me wa s sp e n t a t games.
Bo th D r an d Mr s. Ti lde n are an d visiting Th e g i f t table W8-S
fnvrn¢n~ 'Rlniritest Mrs. Ti lde n, the attrac tively i'~l'¥"'"H'§f\`_ "i \ 3 f f -
\'4.._..!"H 0 l\r!\| \n
f
After Wet Weather
It's Time To
0L u b r t c a t e
SPRING .suAcKLEs ~
and
STEERING ]0IN'l'S
fun.Mr. and Mrs. J. Stewan Maur-er ol Tckamah spent the week-
end with Mrs.Mnurer's parents,Mr.and Mrs. M. E.Tyson, and
Marshall Turner.Joe 'Barry of Omaha visited
Blair relatives from Monday untilWednesday; he was entertained at
dinner, Tuesday evening, by Mr.
and Mm. Charles Pane.
Dr. and Mm. J. P. Nielsen areentertainingstdinner,t h i s
(Thursday)evening for the sen-iors of Trinity Seminary.Theclassnumbersseventhological
students.W. E. Gustin underwent a major
operation, last Thursday morning
at Clarkson Hospital.Hs is \'e~
l\lE'1`HODlS'1`-John k'. uroon;
Morning Worship with sermon hy
Rev.Charles B.Hnnkins,Supt.
Omaha District; the pastor will
Youth Fellowship.
Lindenmeyer:Church School,10a.m., Mrs. Pearl Johnson superin-
tendent.Morning Worship,cum-
mee on ay mg ,y
ported to be somewhat improved l
. .>_. L... "fm \... ¢ ml.
10 a.m., Church School;l l n.m.,|
be in charge. 7 p.m.,Mewodist,
CHURCH OF'c n n x s r - T. . . l
daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Sherry
Moore,
before
is the
Tilden.
was Mary Isabelle Moore
her marriage.Dr.Tilden
son of Dr. and Mrs. R. E.
Andrew Hopkins of NelighMm.Nebraska was a visitor at the Earl
'Jenkins home. Wednesday.
Mrs. J. W. Stagemon was a Sun~munion and special l\luther's Dny,day dimer guest or Mm. Margaret
sennan at 11 a. m.Meetinz of tl? Iverson, win and Pearl.
Juniom. 'I V- §"~E"¢"l"il ~"z°f°,§'°l Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shadle were
: r .'i .§ s ;=P°';~ .w°P';x..."':...¢ ;;;» f» ~= a t "E ~=»;,=g»~ and
.~.___n »mu béopmvidedwby the w€;h\nz-e,f,m':"'"'u r.e es li
ton unty omen's nrus.`Training for Service class will WMV-_ and Mrs. J-1~$"Be"__;§
r.pm;~ he Ma 3, at ashmgton spent u ay wuthe'r n in law and daughter, Mr.s ' \n M'v \B w \so~-wisczfng a ll0l°'aii;;nhe;uri`4,:and Mrs. Walter G. Huber.
.,._.._. .L_ n,....z.... wnrshio.I Mrs. Ed Raver ol Omaha, form
ers ana cenwreq wh.. - .....,,.,._..around which a miniature bride
and her attendances were placedamidst clumps of violets.Fifty-
five relatives and friends were
served a two-course luncheon.Announcement was recently
made of the approwiing-marriageofMissGnixse w Virgil Hilgen
kump, also of Arlington.
Mlgdziu-Kola
The wedding of Miss Blanche
Magdziaz,daughter of Mr.and
Mrs. Frank Magdzinz ol Fort Cal
houn and Anton Kole of OmahawasaolemnlzedatSY..I\lary'|
Church ln South Omaha, on Sat
urday, April 25.Mr.and Mrs
Kolc will reside in Omaha,
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. . . She'll Appreciate
GOWNS
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P A ] A M A S
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~»f-#Mother's Day
:Q .o r G r a d u a t i o n
gag ». . . Sl\e'l\ Appreciate
~G o w n s
~QQ PAJXQMAS
Gowns of Silk Rayons
, _and Crepes ......$2.00 to $5.98
PAJAMAS-Tailored, Lace Trimmed.
LE Ra i ny We a the r o f
t h e Ti me to Gr e a s e
W i l l D r i v e O u t t h e
me preaettu ullle, urn '"-° °"~ " r-cmee , un. un: Lilvlniub ..-__.1tient at Clarkson for some time.ROSE HILL METHODIST#-A. erly of Blair, had the mlsfon eMrs.0scar Gilhertsurfs guests W. Clarke: Sunday School. 10 amy no full mg badly apram her' an c.
at a pleasant social evening,`|;la,s5es for every age gr0\lP ]?":M°lldaY mght.Thursday, were Mr. and Mrs. Har- vine service at 11 am.,g,pcCli.l\Mr. and Mrs. Merton Jensen and
_.. 1r_..__.....I \lua T P nnrvirnn in honor of Mothe1°'S DW .dauizhten Judy, were guests of_}\1f
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l!l\\' 'I-l'EE'»Zi=`TIs§.T»'0'¢Issss
P u u u s - n h n d . h m T r i m m e d .
Beautiful Creations to Thrill Every
Feminine Heart
Silk Rayon and Bllllls _
Are Full of Mud Due to th
the Past Weeks. NOW Is
A f'»n4=an Inkrl o u r b a r .n u u m a w ......Gr i n di n g Mu d a nd M a ke Y uour Car Last Longer.
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ry Blsco ox nennzu-u, i-ue. -,-.Jensen,Mr. and Mrs. Henry C.Jensen, and Mr. and Mrs. A.C.
Debel.Mr. and Mra. John Schmidt md
daughters,Virgene and Gaye,
spent Sunday in Omaho vdth Mr.
Schmid!/s parents,Mr.and Mrs.William Schmidt.Mrs.Schmidt,
Sr., had returned home the precedingThursdaymiterseveral
weeks with her daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Greeno enter-tained, Sunday, for Mr. and Mrs.Tony Hansen,Betty Placek, Mr.
and Mrs. H. C. Hansen and Grace,and Mrs. S. S. Lof t of Salt 1lk€
Clty. 'Utah.mm. Lon returned to
Salt Lake City,Wednesday, fol-
lowing two weeks among Blalr
relntivel.Mr. and Mrs.Glenn Nicholsonentertained,Sunday,in celebra-tion of the birthday! of Mrs. Clif-
ford Bay and Ted Meredith. Pra-ant\ were Mrs.Clifford Ray and
Sue, K. L. Meredith ond Ted, .loanRathmnnn,Mrs.Eva. Mulford, Mr.und Mrs,Harold Petenan,andMr. and Mn. Bill Cutmchow and
nlmmhtpr.
I~7a '§§rn&ln{ Gods \Gi1t to Man-audldrs' Rnyrnond Johnson, V\eu~A Good Mother".nesdsy evening,
FIRST LUTHERAN-H. C.Jor-gensen: Sunday School and Bible|Miss Elnine Swanson of 'l`eka~
-mah was a week-end guest of MissClt 9Z30' D l h at9:30;rninrning 'w.§\?p Ziwigidh;Betty Johnson at the parental, Sl
Rev. Alfred Thomsen of the Su-
dan will speak. The Dana College
Male Chorus will give its homeconcert in the evening at B e/clock
in the church. The Luther Ieazl-le
will have a speeial meenng on
Wednesday evening, May 13.ST. M A R Y s EPISCOPAL-
Gordon Hughes: Churth School at
9:30. Morning Worship at ll mm.BAP'1`lSl'-Morning Wons1\iP at
11 o'clo:k. No evening service.ASSEMBLY OF GOD TABER-
NACLE-=A.V.Pollard:SundaySchool, ll) a.m.; moming worship,
11 Lmi; evening worship, 8 PM-Qmidweek prayer meet, WednesdHY»
8 p.m. Sunday evening's messagl!
will he on the grenteat pra y "meeting of all time, but not one
Christian praent.KENNARD, w A s H INGTON
LUTHERAN-P. C. Jensen:Sun-dnv School in both elmrcha at xo
u. rn.No service sr. Wuhingwn.
Johnson. home.l Mrs. G, G.Hines entered the
Clarkson Hospital,this (Thur-s~
day)morning,for medical treat-
ment.Carroll Warrick and Ruben
Whnrlow, both for-mer WashingtonCounty boys, have been spending.thc week in and near 'Blair visit-
ing with relatives.The men are
with the United States armed forc-
es and are on a brief furlough pre-liminary to being sent into active
service.
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but all are lnviled in come to even-
ing service at Kerrmand,8 p. rn.
Jim. .Alfred Thomson of Los An~
geles will sped.The Washington'Ladies Aid meets Wednesday, 2 p,
.m. at the home d Mrs.Henry
,Wrleh.
I Advertise lu The Enmrnrlne
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U'$1.79 to s4.9s
SLIPS, Tailored, With Lace Trim $1.29
Others fo $2.25
PURSES, Black, Navy, Red and White
$1.19 so $3.25
KAYSER and HANSEN Gloves
P e r P a i r $ 1
HANDKERCHIEFC 29c w $1.00
COSTUME JEWELRY §1.oo
For Feminine Glffs Try the -
B 8' c SHOP
'es It .1\ndSSeal ¢0~ 1 e um-T l r e S e r v l c e
No 0BLlGA'\`loN!Tube Repairs
Rotating Service
Kuhr if Enger
their respecu U influingthx!gru'i»nun anrroundlngsAnddignifiedserv-ice determine the
mhnlce nl n chanel ..
BENDORF
Fune|§| Hcme
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T§ln{1'. Nan-nh. Har ':,_1942__
1- ' l ' B E m r m p m m -
FORM E R BLAI RI TE
BURIE D IN S . D.
Thomas J. Mullin. former Wuh-ingtan County reddent, was buriedatWhiteRiver, South Dakom,
April 24. following high man non-ducted by Famer Kelly.ge had
been killed in 1 rlxmaway accidm
the pmeeding' Tuesday.
Born at Salem,Maauclmsetta
Much 26, 1874, w Patrick and J~
Mr . an d Mrs . Roy Nea r h o od o f
Ornnhn we re Satunday af te mo o n\Hsitot5 of Mrs. ,1 H. Neaxhood.
Th e registration f o r sugar rs -tloning begun at Mc C arthy s c hool,
Bfiondav. The teac hers were assiab
ed b y Mi s s E d n a Thompson and
Direc tor W alter Nc rvak
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M i m i F r a n c e s M u l l i n o f N o r f o l k
w a s a w e e k - e n d g g e a t a t t h e p a r -
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.,~Dm Thompavon home wen Mr. and
Mn . E u l T h o m p s o n m d J u n .
Mr .m d M n Ly n n A r mxtr c mg
vi ui md i n Fr e mon t,Saturday ,a t
th e W l l h m A n n l t mn g h o me .
Mr s ,C la n 'h e n n a h utu rn ed f r o m m O m l h x hospital
and is rec uperadn g nt the home of
he r d au g hter , Mn . Cli nto n Ap p le -
by .
_....\,~¢.~»...._.»»;f _...s -\».,;ZJ'.,.....-.;~»J ~.-_,
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News Notes
Mrs, Charles Peters :nent Wed-
inudxy with her dsuinter. Mrs.Hnrlarl Pllmbeck. near Elkhorn.I ~Nels Knudaen villited at
Env: Klmudsma, Tuesday-*-~Chris Mnthiesen
Tha imlnromlor lnnquet washeldat the Methodism Churchbnurmnt.Frldav evening.The
udla Aid Society served-Rev.E.P.Boolxer o!_CedlrBluffs called an fnwds m Kam
nn-rd. Friday afternoon.Tbase helninz Leon Sumnercelebratehisbirthday.Fridly..-~ Mrs,0_W.Mm:nh.
.a n~ r s .D o n W o o d s o f b i n c h m
o ,a r r i v e d $ \ m d a y t o v i l d t h e r
t h e r ,M n .A d e l ;G n u s e .m d
e r r e l a t i v e s f o r s e v e n !w e e k s .
U r .a n d M m .V e r n o n M a r s h - n i l
v e t o G r a n d I n l a n d S u n d s v t u
. .t h e d a y w i t h t h e i r d n u a r h t e r .
.w i u i m G .C l l y t o n ,M r .
~ y t o n .a n d N a n c y .
M r .a n d M r s .E .~H i w e n s o i
evening' a.t"Bill Hoenlgfs.M n .He n r y K li n d t. , Mi s s ~ - "
Christensen.Hr s .F r e d W aste
szmrd.Robert Foley ,Charles:ure and Fred Misfeldt a.ttended_
au xu' r ati o ni n g meetinrz in Bla:
Thur sda y e ven ing
Mr . a n d Mr s .E d Chr is te n~
visited Mr .and Mr s.Mi k e BTO
du m,'Page an d Rosie,Thursd~
evenimr.
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S e r v i n g W t h M H C A F -~Mr. and Mrs . E. ~ rumt h u r I n A u s t r a l i a §§§2°2f"§'§ `!;?'§f,`;1"15"°,e'§
Mesdames 1'hmf Gilfrey.C o r n r n a n d e r A r c h i e A . A n t r i m o f O s t e m n m n .G .H .R m m k i l
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E n !at the
JonesHarryaandueadnyannual1 Re-v,thel
s Ger-nx. M.wrmcew.A-snkimt.
-may at-vention
Harryne.in-. Paul-: Hens-
Congre-nvention
wereKh. Mr.Mrs. P.Woodswhile
rs. Rey.ibaeher.
wer.it1 service
ng sta-Billie inmolat
sbess toMondayns:herlp gath-l
.e for ad at thechwasdanced.s Donna
.Elvira
: w we -n.Joan
nn. AnnaRenard,
.la Hard-Gifford,
Cunning-
GordonJunlorl
s. MelvinRav Ros-'2°'1K'%=l
land family visited at B. Bertelsenl.
'Saturday1Mrs. wmnm Ma tze n and Mrert.Mrs.Chris Smlli-9 and Miss
\Evelyn Wiese metered to Casey,,Iowan Satmdav mommz to mend
ithe weekend with the MaronSundsfamily.LȢIv1i remained
for a lonller visit.M n .Elmer, Nielsm sud TranAnn visited xt the B. A. Gottsch
home, Tuesday evenimr._Mr. and Mrs. Nels Cla-ns1.ex\sen.Mr. and Mrs. Garlen ChnnensenandKaren,and Evelyn Wieee
helped Clifford Stlben,pf rearFart Calhoun. celebrate his birth-
day. Friday evening.Miss Erma Holstein was honored
with a miscellaneous shower_at theM. W.A,hall at Bennington,
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Sundav attemoon.Manv !romthis vicinitv attended.Miss Hol-stein'a marriaze to Georrze Suver-'
krubbe takes place May 10th atthe Bennington Church.Mr.and Mrs.Donald Richsrdao l Norfolk visited several darnlast.week at the narenw. Dlve
Richards home.l Russell Wiese spent Mondav atthe Albert Sunds home near Arl-
lineton.l Mr. and Mrs.Jorzen Christen~lsen and Mr.and Mm.Harlan.Harlan Christensen soent Satur-Qdav afternoon in Blair and were'supper guests at the Clyde Rosen-
baum home.|Mr, and Mrs. J. P. Hansen vis-ited with Mr. and Mrs.N.P.
lN|elsf Friday.|B.Gottsch. Mrs. J. w. John-son and Irene Little attended alieling at Blair Thursday. even-
. George llhmser of Lead. South
Dakota arrived Saturday to spend|a vacation with his mother. Mn.lFxed F-umer, and sister. Bertha'Gluid nm and other friends in
this community.G.F. Paulsen spent last week
at the Elmer Paulsen home in
n .M r s .J .P .S a n d s a n d H a r r i e t ,
| M r s .H e n r y T i e t g e n a n d O p a l
' w e r e O m a h a s h o p p e r s .M o n d a y .
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up-_ and 3°f"°.a__.q'"'"°° Vance'
~"L E. Peterson Nlc rnenncn-
son and Shirley-Mrs. Genie Nal returned fe herhome in Benson after spendinz theweek-end_at the 1.. E.Peterson
home.M Ro Ro ba.and rs.v sen umanilui et o f si m. Mr- and Mm.Clyde Ronnbanm were callers,Sunday.at the S»M.Wrizlil
"°»"if-. and Mrs. Otis Decker spent
the weekgrni with friends at
North Ben .Carl Lund md Joan of Fremontvisited at the Elmer Lund and Art
Jenson homes. Sunday.Mrs. Nannie Robertson _Of 0ma~hs ment Thursday eve|-nn! withher sister. Lena Bat/es and Mn.
Gertrude Bates.4Bob Jshnel and Venda Christen-
sen spent Sundav evening' at the
Ivan Anderson home.Virginia Wright of Omaha. spentthe week-end at the parental. S. M.
Wright heme.O. W, Marshall moved last weel;
lm Washinxzton.Nebraska.The
Arthur Jenson family have movedIinw the house vacated bv the
Marshalls.l Supt. Otis Decker of the Ken-nard school was elected presidentQof the E. C. N. C. next year withSupt. Floyd Alexander of Herman
5" secretary and treasurer.
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Thursday evening callers at theLeon Sumner home were Mr. andMrs.Ted Olinger and Mrs.Llp-oincott and danxthter of Blair.Miss Jeanne Chapman spent theweekendwith her sister,Mrs.
Milton Memsif un i Mr.Metcalx
of lincoln.The Misses Althea Thealand andAnita Nielson attended a Lutheran
Lesmle meeting* at Dana College,
Sunrhy.Mrs.Henry Plumre entertained
the bridge club. Mondav eveninz.Mrs.E. 0 .Fairchild held ademonstration at her home. Mon-
day sltennwn.-Mr. and Mrs. L. E.Peterson.Mattie Jane were Omaha shoppersSaturday.Mrs.Gertie Neal o'Benson returned with them to
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hanna mmm: Thomas Mullin onmetoWashingtonCountyin1880.
He lived on A farm five miles wentof Hemmn and also resided in and
around Blair until 1905,when he
movd no South Dakota.He was
married to 'Mary Gerber of Min-
neapolis,Minnesota.ln 19l6.
Survivors include a widow,a
doug-hwr, Agnes Marie; s brother,
James P. Mullin of Blair; and two
aisiers.Mrs.Mark Couch and
Rose Mullin of Los Angeles, Cali-
(o mi tJama P. Mullin of Flair and hisdaughter,Frances E,Mullin of
Norfolk, drove to White River onWednesday, attending the funeral
aerviees and remming Friday.
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Lila Svendxzasrd treated her
teacher and schoolmates to candyon her birthdny, Thursdnv, Messrs.and hlesdamrs Sam Selby. Dolor-'
es and Darlene,Andrew Svend-gnard andianiily, Pattv Andersen.
nnd Velmn Andreasen were gueszsatthe Alvin Svendraard home
that evenimr in honor of the ocea-
smn._Mrs. Joe Hiltabidel and Kenneth
of Omaha were callers at the Bow-ard Jensen home. Tlmrsday.Mrs.I-'red French was a guest
of her dsuszhter. Mrs. Earl Thoma-
son. several days last week.Bert Miller. Hamid and HowardJensen and Alvin Svmdzaard at-tended the C. of C. dinner in Blair.
wednesday eveninz.Russell Whorlow of San Francis-
co.California. is home on a fur-
lough.He visited his sisters. Mea-
dames Harold and Earl Jensen.and Milton Carlberg, Sunday.Healsospent several days with his
mother. ln Wayne.Mr.and Mrs. Howard Jensen,Jack and Edythe Ml-YY._wereguestsofMr. and Mrs.LillnrdJensen in Omaha. Sunday evenimz.homrinrc Mary Ann on her 10th
sammy.Mr. and Mrs.Clllton klillahidel
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ental, James Mullin, home.Wednesdny visitors at WestonLemz'a were Mr. and Mrs. MerrittCook and Marlene, of Nemaha.Iowa. Mrs. Cook is a sister ol Mrs.
Long.Mr. and Mrs. Dick Maxwell andfamily of Blair were Sunday vis-;-=§» of Mrs.lens Petersen and
e s.Mrs.Judith Aronson was aWednesday evening caller at the
Merton Winchell home.Mr. and Mm June: Thompson
had as Sunday dinner zueets Mr.' md Mrs.Frank Thompson and
Barlmra and Carla, were Sunday
Mr.and mm wnnam .|annex,vWilbertVoss.Herben Wendtf
Wilma Voss.Rena Laurimen,
Mrs.William Koenig and Billy,George and Gerald Koenig wereSundayvisitors at the WilliamVosshome:eveninr meats wereMr. and Mrs.Bernard Thompson
and sun and Mrs Amanda Svoger-
son.Mn. Geonze McDonald ard Rob
were Friday eveninz visitors at
the Bill Koenig home.
Corporal Robert Jahnel arrived
Sunday from California to spend
a. week with his parents, Mr. and
grsnddad hters..Mr. .ni Mrs.been Hindley,IM"' Fntl Jahnel.Mr. and Mrs.Louis Voss ab
day; the lesson on cheese makingwas presented.An election washeld and a contest was held with
the nrize :mine to Mrs.Frahm.
Members Dresent were MesdamesRobertFbley,Chris Fmhm,Geome I-leumann and Billy. Hen-ry Snverkrulvbe. William' Koenlz
Arthur Hansen. Fred Westergasro
and the hostess..Sugar ration resristration washeld at the Sunnyside and Manex'
schools, Monday and 'I\1esday.'Mr.and Mrs.Elmer HolsteinspentSundav evenimr with Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Paulsen of Ben-
ninzwn.
... _ .. ... ,.guests of Mrs. Hindley's nephew, »*.s:"°° 2" §';"'1.':§.:' exams;
¥<"$f§i;".\g=»@f»=f\= and family o fi we m n i 'everinl v;i|.h Mrs.Ma;z-
h Gues at the Dan Thompson gfni?" and the Charles Voss
1 ».-».i'.'L'f¢\§.l'2"E»`§,ii'f.»§`°§d"§§/\,€§,'§;Mrs. Ryuier Fedde spent theA. E.Hanna and John Young of;§'°€l""d with Mrs. Hank Kay atdw evenimz.Blair, Messue. and Mesdames Ed-"§ l':"°'vi ma m Voss entertained Miss Verabelle Vogt arrived
lm- hér bmsasy. Tuesday:mm- gggg;Omaha,Friday,for the
ward Thompson and Billy of Om-
,nha. Floyd Hin: and Terry, JamesThompson.Mr.Thompson re-lturned Wednesday from an Om-
aha hospital.The teachers of McCarthv enter-
tained the mothers at u tea Tues-
George Hindley of Herman wasa supper guest at Leon !~lindley's,
Wednesday.
and Irene visited at Cecil Thomp-son's, Thursday. Wednesday they
visited at Henry Wulburn'a.
Mr.and Mrs.Earl Thompsonand Joan were Monday evenineallersol Mr.and Mrs.Fred
French near Xennard.Monday evening,Mm.Judith
Aronson attended a surprise birth-
day wmv nt the F. W. Arnrlt home
in Blair, honoring Mr. Amdt.Guam at a weiner rout nt theLeon Hindley home, I-'rihy night,were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Andrea-sen and two sons and Virgil Hina
line of Bdtimore, Maryland.
Mr.and Mrs.Harold Rasmus-
lfriends and realtives called.Wiese at Missouri Valley.
1_U i w w a m n ' V i e w s x
Mr.and Mis. Paul \\'ulf andDonald and Clifford visited at theBernardThompsonhome.'Nes-
Mrs.Amanda Svogerson and
Satorda D5 ht M _ an n _;Mra. Bernard Thompson and Al~Charles 088 and g ;,fc'§,~fr¢d spent Wednesdav nftemoon
mlests at the William Voss home'"'i¢h Mrs. Hans Mencke and Dor-
in honor of Mr, Voss' birthday.l°W-lllr. and Mrs. Fred Misfeldt vis-Mr.and Mrs.Jen-v Jondnh
ited Alice and Andrew Wieselsoenr Friday eveninz at the Ber-
Thursday:visitors were Mr.and nord Thompson home.Hans Svonerson and Alrm andElmer Rix spent Mondav at the\Harrv were Sundsv afternoonFrancisHovendickhome;Elmexluuests at the Pete Nelson homeand Francis visited at the Frank and the evenink at Hans Mencke's.
Hovendiek home. in Blair.\Pete Hansen of Audubon, Iowa,
Mrs. Elmer Holstein attended a visitedshower for Misa Erma Holstein at,\Mrs.Ham Svuzersons. Friday.Amnnda Svolleraom- Mr.the Caroen Petersen home. Friday. and Mn.Bernard Thcmnson and
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Voss wmlaifred
Sunday visitors at the Chris-lnK at
Jahnel homeMr.and Mrs.Elmer Holstein
attended a shower. Sunday, at theM. W, A. Hall at Remington giv-
en for Misa Erma Holstein who isto be married soon to George Su-
verkrubbe.Several from here attended theseniorclassDlav at Blair High
Mr.and Mrs. Merton WinehellM"' Chris Jahnel.
James visited Sundnv even-the William Voss home.
Rena laurltsen spent Sunday
there.Mr.and Mrs. Nels Lsurltsenvisitedat the Hans Vozt home.
Sunday eveninz.
Advertise In The Enterpdso
een and Mr. and Mrs. Eari_'1'homp- Schocq Frm nizhz l'gg "wg "'he 0 m"h"Fndngawl Mr.a nd i l .Elmer l-lolsleinv D R . C . R . M E A D
a nd e nrv nlwers omhsshugerg. Se9=fd=¥~i usN'r1s'r
th e U. S .Na vy , fo r me r A r li n gto n Ha r r v n a m m u m .Bucuv -re s id e n t a n d s o n o f Mr . a n d Mr s i n Bla ir |.tf»6.I\d§!\ir theWEA n tr i m is sec vnd on the list meutinir of th e d lstr ic t No .
o f Gleneral ffiacArthur'§supreme bekah 1=»d»~=-g3_ grid
c o mman d in A ua twi a, 1 t. was an - 53 35 ; ', ',?:§§er Chet, Menld
n u a n c e d b y n e w s r e i e a s e s s e n t s e v -E w i n s e A .Q B o l d t ,L ,
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ard d ay s ago f ro m Aus tr alia ..
Before Pearl Har bo r,Comman-
d e r A n tr i m had been statio ned in
New Yo rk for so me time; after the
atta c k he traveled under sec ret
orde rs to the wes t c o ast, an d i n a
fi n a l le tter to his p n - m m h e
war ne d th em n ot to loo k To r wo rd
f r o m h i m fo r so me ti me .T h l t
|}1,11 Ii .L .Ukyusunun,B r o m .u i d Miss Elsie M
dr o ve to Sc h uy ler whe re tl
tended the 39 th annu al c on
of distric t No. 31.
Gu es ts o f Mrs . a nd Mrs .Ostennan,Saturday evenii
c lu ded Mr . a nd M m .W. 'I'
son and Mr. a nd Mrs . Gene
ma n all o f Omah a.wa s we la st Mr. a n d Hr s. A n tr ir rs l lfterldin r the Neb raska. 1
heard of their son un ti l several
day s lg()wh en the y fou nd his.
na me in the A u stra li an ne ws d is -
patc h.Co mma n d er An tr im, wh o is not
y et 48 y ear s of nge, was hom andu
raised i n Arli ngton,joining the
U.S. Na vy whe n h e wa s 17.I I e
has sbrked up fro m searnan to the
'r an k of commsrggler,whic h honor
was c onferred upon him ahodly af-
ter he visi te d h is pa ren ts i n A r l-
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gstlonal Chur c h annual c oni n Columbus,Wednesday.
Rev.H.C. V an V s lk en bu n
and Mr s. G. A . Mar s ha ll.
L. Ca dy and Mrs. B lanc he
Keller.Th e Marsh alls,
there, visited former pestmClinean d .Rev.Aesc i
J ohn an d Billie Aeechbal
was learned. are new in the
o f Unc le Sam,J ohn beitionedi n Austr alia,and l
nn officers tra hii ng ec]
Treasure Island.
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lnmun \\\U }I:Ga Hgh"The entire 1 - wi ly of Mr .and
Mr s.A n tr i m i in the servic e.
Their son, Ted, i in the army , sta~
\ _vu ._h o n e d a t C a m p e ,T e x a s ,a n
o t h e r s o n ,J o e j o i n e d t h e n a v y
s o m e t i m e a g o i n d i s i n L o s A n -
g e l e s .T h e i r d a u g h t e r ,! = ° m ° = »a n d
' f e d a u g h t e r d n - l a w ,M r s .W a l l a c e
t m r i m ,a r e i n t h e g o v e r n m e n t ]
r e v \A - .1
Ma r ia n Ga r dn e r wa s n oa:n o u n of youmz folks
evening.th e occasion bei
1'Ith birthday .Th e m o t
ered a t th e Gardner ho m
treasure hunt, which ende<
Legion Ha li where lu n
served m d where theyThosepresentwere Mixme
Patterson,Eunic e Brown.
n n nr 1 IIerre. Ruth W ilki ns, J une
!¢1"ViC¢ in WIADXUKWH, u. L.-."a u -iace i t wi ll be remembered,died
from results rec eived in the W orld
W a r wh e n h e wa s wi th th e a r m;
lar.Jacqueline Peterson
Lu d wi g .Rob er ta Anderac
Marie Vosrt. Pesmv Do ra
Anna Marie Anderson. _Eu
.p f occupation.Tw o grandsons,
J i mmie An tr im of W a sh in gto n, D .
QC.,and Lee A n tr i m of Valle jo
_Califomis (son o f the la te J ohn
.:An tHm,also a W o rld W a r vo te r
: " a n )a r c ' f b f i t h j o i n i n g e i t h e r t h e
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in s .Eleanor Ha li ,Ru by
Do nn a Keller.L a v e r n
ha m,W d t e r Sdhkaufer.Anderson.Gene K m z e r .
Schla|J l'er_ Warren Brook:
Brooks, Gene Cook, Leo
enbaum.Lloy d Ma;rsh§!l
ar my or me n a vy i n 1
ture.
Lne near xu-
Ern,wh o are
sons,li ve in
keep the
whi le dgily
Ke lly .Ra y Fan-rms.me l 1ieu|.ru,i;nq fe rr y or u n u ma wen:Uvc l-Sauren SQBHIIIGT.Ric hard R0¥&I\~,night guests.Saturday .a t the .TJ
baurn,Ric hard Newc o m,and='I'Christensen home.
Charles W est.I Mr s .N.P,Nielsen and Mr s .
Messrs.an d Meadames L<=B\1€Elmer Nielsen spent Thu rs da y in
Frenc h,Ina.Dean a n d N i l l.Fred Omaha..""1*11-.. i 10 .1 ll........I'\IlIA 'l|uul\¢\"nf
° " T E " ~ i | i ! e Charlie Berryr.and J anet of Te ka me h an d Mr .
an d Mr s. Le slie Be rr y an d f amily
o f Oma h a visited,Sunday ,wi thth ei r moth er ,Mr s .E .Berry and
M l and Mr s . H. E .W ard.
have moved w Okden, Utah. wheretheyvlan to make their future
homeMrs. Fred French wil\ be hustmsto the March Mixers (Hub,Wed~
nesdav. May 18.Jens Sorensen sold his househnld
goods, Monday. and ulans gg gve. .. ." _,__,,,
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aw.Mr. and Mm. Charl vos -Mrs.LW"Armstrong envgr-ized mf. and Mrs,Rffintph 'i<§i5,\
ned the McCarthy Pmgressxve Thuxsdav evening.`dhg \2"f;§s Lunch was lice.ndrw and Harrv Wiesc|
Thursday supper gusts at the un "home \oss spent Tuesdny Room Mlyle Building
B l a i r , Ne b r a s k aMr. and Mm. Antri»=Er"n=§d of the/lr |
lliingtnn slam, andmnfh a hunlin:v --_- - . ._ . __"awa iting word ' rom thei r boy s.
Savi ng S tamps Now!
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P l u m e a n d Ly le.blnrenc e Hu r-mr .an u m m .\.ruu:: ................skov,Mar le ne and Donald.R31r'"lKennard moved into their uroperty
me nd L u d w m an d Ray mond.Jr.. at W ashiusrbon, Friday . whic h they
Germaine. J une, Joan mud I..aure1 \,pmdmse d some time seo.Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W u lf, Cola.-|si r en S un d s c a lle d n t th e He n -
ien,Dar y l and Leonard,Jr..Mr. r v Ti etge n hmn e. Thu rs da y .
and ~Ho wa r d Mar sha ll and,Mr s.J T.Christensen spent
Anzehne.E d Nonlnamaker,and W€dlle5dBv afternoon wi th Mr s .
Mr .and Mr s .Ha rley Frenc h o f N.P.NielsenOmaha. eI1]¢Wed n familv dinner Ml Mrs.sn d Mr s .E lme r Paulsen
the h0|||p of Mr .an d Mr s.Cisr~vrexe subver gugglg,Sundav.at
ence French.Quests of the R.'roul1 the Gus Paulsen home.were Jacqueline Peterson and Mrs. W i lli am W ie se vis ite d Mrs.
W ini fred Lewis.Tina Mehr, Sunda y eve ning.'Mr s . W i ll Peters sp en t Mond av
"--.¢g;n.A..§.A.AAl A ... L L L \.. .. ... ..n n u n n b n l p
Mesdames Peter Svendgnsrd
and Anne.Blac k Jensen visited,
Mon da y , wi th Mr s. C hri stin a Mill-
er at the M. A nde rs on home.
'W ilma Bates of Omaha spent. the
week-end wi th he r mothe r,Mr s.
Gertrude Bates an d Lena.Mr .an d Mr s.Ho wa nd Eric son
and family and Mrs. W a ldo Pritc h-
ard and fa mily visited th e ps.r~
gntal,D. s .Pritc hard home, Sun
ay .Mr s. Le n a F ra n ds en of He r ma nis vis iti ng her br oth er and si ste r-
hf\-Inu.r Mn a nd MTB . C.W . Ha n -
wa :~»=~.Rasmussen and fa mi ly .Mr . a n d
Mr s. Floy d P ullen wi ll " V p on th e
plac e vac ated by Mr. Sorensen.Callers a t the An d re w Svend-
izaard home.last week.ilicluded
hlossrs.an d Meadarnes Shirley
Williamsen and sons o f Omah a.
" Mi k e "Nelson an d children of
Blair, and Axel Hansen and daulzh-
ters.Ma ri o an d Es th er Han se n sb en t
Sunday afternoon a t th e Albe rt
Jensen home.
. . . . . . . . . . . . ¢w¢nn »'
f:
Mr. and Mrs . 3 C. Rhea of Cod-;
ar F alls ,Iowa, spent severa l dny svisitinitMr . an d Mr s.Iiupzh Rhea'and oth er rela tives.i ..
Geor ge Ramsar of Lead . So uth;fp.
Dakota, is smendimz several wecku ,gwi th h i s mothe r, Mr s.Fred Rarn--" "
gg; and his sister. Bertha Glenden-..-r
Mrs.Flor a Ri vo ia and"Mi s 1
Agnes Ema nue l,teachers of
Ma ttes school,m d their uuoils,
he ld a mo th er s da y pa rtv.Frid ay :afternoon.|
Mary J ean J ones. of tho Univer-
sity , spen t the week n d w i th her
parents, Mr . and Mrs. Paul J ones.
Miss J eann e J u nkbluth.student
at.No r th Hi g h School.Omah a
spent. the week- end with her oa r-
ents..~;=,
Jfwqueline Smi th of ~.P
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C o l d s .S c i a t i c a ,N e u r i t i s .L u m b a g o .H e a d -f
a c h e s .R h e u m a t i s m .A m z a e n d i c i t i s .C o n s t i 1
n a t i o n ;S i n u s .L i v e r .S t o m a c h .K i d n e y a n d | "
n h . fm f» »T r n u h l e s :F e m a l e D i s o r d e r s : * U e r v -[EE
|IT€l!\0'Ul1 w lm ll!:l.uuuzuus,u-ai.nd Mrs. S. K. Rosenkilde.
Bi li Stender surpr ised hi s many
riends in th i s cornrmmitv b v an
ounc inz his marriage on Saturday>Mi s s Ma xi n e Cla r k o f Iowa.
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sen , a nd also at the J oe Kou valin
and D.S.Pritc hard homes this
week.Kennard sc hool was c losed Mon-
da y a s th e reg istratio n f or sug ar
mtin ni mr wa s held a t the school
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Ir n a h a .' M i .a n d M r s .E r i c K n u d -
e n a t t e n d e d t h e w e d d i n s r .
M r .a n d M r s .J o h n C r i n k s p e n t .
i u n d a v a i t e r n o o n w i t h M r .a n o
i r e .W i l l P e t e r s .
Mr . a n d Mr s.Ray mo nd Peters
isited a t the S.K .Rosenlcilde
rome. Sundav evening,
C. A. Barne s spent se veral day slt. the Charlie J ohnsen ho me i n
Benson. last week.Elme r a n d Bertel Bertelsen and
David Ric hards,Jr..attended a
lhow at Omaha. Sundav evening.
Donald Swanson of Omaha spent
liles day with h ome f olk s.
if nssz l
M r and Mrs. Hans Gustin , Mus
Ma rmne W id en er an d Ph y lii s an d
Mrs.He rma n B ra ty n ex of Oma ha ;
Mr . an d Mr s.Ken ne th Ku b ie an ddausrhterso t He r ma n :Mr .an d
Mr s.ljians Jorgensen an d Betty
of B lai r : an d Mr s. Ra lph Hi ne li n e
and c hild ren were Sun day visi tors
at the S .Hineline home.Mr .and Mrs..Roland Smith
called o n Mr s .Elizabeth Se ltz a t
the Crowell Horne.Sunday .Mr s .
Selts has been fruits i ll wi th a
hea rt attac k, b ut is reported as
better.Mr .an d M r s W i llia m Hinelinf.
building.Mr. a nd Mrs. Otis Dec k er s pentoneeveninghelnimrBy rle Bailev
3; Blai r c eleb ra te hi s ni nth b ir th
y ,Sue a nd Bo W ar d spe nt Su nday
evening an d Mon day in Bensonvisi ting a t the Leslie Berry and
Fred Kra mer homes.W ord was rec eived last week of
th e de ath o f Fr an k Bu tts i n Ca li -
fornia. Funeral servic es were held
last. Saturday at Frtrnont, Nebras-ka,wi th burial in th e Kennard
cemetery .H e wa s a t o n e ti me s
residen t of the vic inity .T. W . Ba te s r etur ne d to Om
Sunday after spending the we ei
i n Kennard.Mr. and Mrs. L. Caznberg enter
tained relatives f r o m W ah oo antalsoMr .and Mr s .'l'.Caldwel
fro m Ar kan sa s.Mr . an d Mrs.Ha r ve y He lms in ;
of L in c o ln spent 'I`hursday at th:
Charles Wilderson an d W illian
Harp er homes.Mr s. E . G. C ar s on o f Blai r vi s
ited Mon day evening a t the E
Spraicer ho me a n d d s c a t th
Gertrude a nd Lena Ba tes home.
Mr s.Ha r old L a u tr q u wa s .
Fr emon t shopper one day les
week.Mr .and Mr s .Th o ma s .Tense
are enjoy ins; a vis it wi th thei
son, Nels J ensen , who is h ome ocalleda t th e Pete H a m m ho me a fu rlou g h fr om C a li fo rn ia .
Sunday ,and spent th e eveningfl Corporal Bob J ahnel o f Cam
with Mr. and Mr s. Rolan d Hineline San Lu i s Dblsco.California,west of Bla ir.vis itin g hi s pa ren ts . Mr . an d Mr
Mi ss Eli za be th C llthe li n o f p or t F r itz Jahnel.an d other relative
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Mr . a n d Mr s .Ma r ti n J etter ofOma ha spent Lhe week-end wi th
their narents,Mr . a n d Mr s .Fred
Junsrbluth.Miss A mi e ;Emanu e! s pent tlw
week-end With-relatives in Fre-
mont.Mrs.Pa ul Jones attended the
State Nu tri tio n rneetimr i n L i n -
coln. Wednesday.
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f a m i l y .G u e s t s S u n d a y w e r e M r .
a n d M r s .W i l l i a m H i n e l i n e a n d
l M r s .J e n n i e W a l l a c e o f B l a i r .
M r .a n d M r s .C h a r l e s H i n e l i n e
m d V i r g i l a m d M r .a n d ¥_ \ ] ; B ~# g g
|i a m i n e w e r e u r s y
l " " f f * ' "r ". J ° = ; = .S u l l v t h o m e a .t o
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| S u n d a y .f o l l o w i n g a t w o w e e k v i s i t
\ w i t . h h i s p a r e n t s .M r .a n d M r s .
C h a r l e s H i n e l i n e .__ .
I. . . , : , a 2 : . : . ~ ' a = . ' ; ~ m . 1
d Mr s.' lme r n reasen"é'f...1..,Mr . a n d Mr s .Lloy d M randMc -
Cann.Mr s.Ma tti e Mc Cann
and Mrs. J oe Ste wa rt and .~\.D.
Anderson.
Fort Calhoun
News Notes
car fhrough and through
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lf You Are Not Eligible for a New Car
We Have a Nice Selection of
LATE M9PEHU§ED CARS
1941 Special Delux Sport Sedan '
1941 Special Delux Town Sedan, Green
1941 Spacial Delux Town Sedan, Blue
1939 Chevrolet Delux Town Sedan
Mr .and Mr s .Ro ls nd Hin ellnewere dinne r zue sh! at th e Cha rles
Hine line home.Saturday .
Mr .md Mr s . C h n r le s 0 .Hin e-
line entertained Fri day fo r M ran d Mrs.He n r v Nohr enb erg and
son.Pete.Mr .and Mr s .W i lli a m
Hi ne li n u. Mr s, Ne il W e t an d Mrs .
Andre w Nelson.
Qlrs. Roland Smith,Mi s s Ma r -jorle Seltz and J oe Sully are busy
wxth the r mn rlr mtio n i mr n r o z n m
this week._
DALE NEWS
Mr s .Flo r a Rivals.urlnc ionl o f
Mstte s Sc hool. sveflt the wee kend
in Ynnkton. South Dakota. amend.
ln z the we ddh h* of he r d ann hte r.
Mr: _a nd Qi n. P sul J on es. K glth
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Ra ze r Kru se arr ived Tuesday
mo mi m: f ro m Bu lf a lo . Ne w .Y o r k
wh er e he h as b ee n wvr klnz ln th eCurti n-W r ight Alrn la ne Cornorn-
tlon.He n ls n s to r e ma i n i n F o n
Calhnun..A s h owe r wu gi ve n \ n h o n or o f
Mr s ,Ed wa r d Lorenzen.a t her
h o me . F r i d a v a lle mwn -Mr . a n d Mr s .Ha ns Kn az sp en t
the week-en d az the ho me of their
dau ghter, Mrs. W i lli am Br and t, of
Osc eola,Nebraska.Mi s s Ru th A n n Ne u ma n enter-
tained several f r i e n d s s t a D u ty ,
rd mes a m ny ;g _ rn oon.W a rr en y noldsn n. who is sta-
tioned st Fort Braxzz. Nvrl-h Ca-\*0~
li n a, wu s th e n e s t o f F r e d Mc -
\ | . : .=.. nf \. v wen ln z.He ar rived Vintcin-Evans Chevrolet CoI\Iand Mary Jenn were K1lerua. asm- &\lll| -"~'"'-'" " " " "' " "_Imdnvevening of Mr. and Mm Sundnf and will return to Fort,s m .In was Bram: next week after visiting''f§'°}'.E'2.\.,..fff'\§f.\.,\..,'his uarentl ln Albiun.I
H d w e 1
mm. uw.-......~ . .,..,....-,.- .Min Domthv Jchnhon ot Omnha Mr. md Mrs. Clarence Smithsoent the week-and with her -wg [dt hat Sundlv for Ohio whenMrs.Julian E.Jumrbluth an they will mlke_their home.Mr.tnmily.Smith in workrnz ln a ddenne
Jnlim Jungblurh.Jr..:punt Blunt.Fnnces will remnin in
Sundnv vhdiinz 1:-lend: in Fre-gn §;lho\m until the md of tha
BLAIR, NEBRASKAThe Arndt \
1 I_ - _ I -mnnt..smack year.
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Pnns e v d
Happenings Of
By-Gone Years
10 Yeirs A10-1982
POULTRY TIPS
By I. D. Ruuell.KnnsuCity. Mo.
Do not nllow In-oody hens to xv-
mxln on the nest over night.
Bleak them up lt once.Here is
an easy mewod of braking Lhem
In-um bmodineas and that puh
miners for me in thu qpendon o
a pulangsr motor car .-
with the gasollne ration nude
whch wif-ea that gasoline for thi
purpose mutt be secured fm
dealers only and delivered directl
U0 the umk nf auch motor vehlcl~lc is efveuea um the mm-l~
I |va
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J, FI F'.'| Raid L{other's Lunc heon
The J , F. F. Chab me mbers held
their an nu al "Mothe r' s"lunc heon
Saturday at 1fhe Eic ho ff ho me in
Fremont.C o r s a z a were ure-
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CITY COUNCILPROCEEDINGS
(0ll|¢4¢|)
Meetinz of Mny 5. 1942._The regudar meetinz of me Blm'w orderCity Council wma called:~'-P. M. bv Mayor Gu-
Attention, Gan-
ada Sportsmen
'Loul sporuman will finif thlll
heix- umunl hunting and finhln~
trips into Cxnld;will be som~
wlmt "cramped", if not gntinl~
- n lL .C .H a r m a n w a s e l a t e d m e a l - 1 L l ; . €
d e n t o f t h e s c h o o l b o a r d ,r e p l m t - 1 " f f f } ' , : ? i . I 'u §
i n g D r .W .F .H e r h p h i l l .. . L . .1 '
G .H .R o u e n k i l d n l m r e s i g n e d M i "P h y u u K r n a a r m m m
a s h e a d o f t h e I O W B - N B b T B 8 k l l h 0 m ¢ .M o n d n y .£ r o m . f . h a N i c h o l a s
L g h t &P o w e r C o .a t A r l i n g t n n ;S e n n H o s p i t a l a t O m a h a f o l l o w i n g
H .c .M c C l e l l a n w i n r m t h a p o s h f s m a j o r o t w m t i u n .S h e i n r e -
|z .i s w i n n e r o f P 0 r t e d t o b e g e t t i n z a l o n g n i c a l y
r a n
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n i s t a n t l y s o h c i t e d f o r m s
y e s t e r d a y t h e b a k e r y f e d a r o u n d
t h i r t v . p e o p l o f r e e of c11§\1*PC€'-
T h e B .H .S .A l u m n i A s s o c m
t i o n ,h e a d e d b y D r .N o r m a n K .
R a t h m a n n , p l a n s a n a n n u a l r e c o P *
tion soon.The opening baseball name ofthe season was played here Sunday with Biair losing to NorthBend. The Blair team included
Neléon,Lundt.Jensen,va po u-
nen, Warrick, L.. Jensen, Harrison,Brown, Sinionsen, and M. Jenson.'Mrs. Hugh Donaldson (neo Hel-
en Gottach).has resigned as book-
keeper for the Iowa.-Nebraska
Light and Power Co. Her positionhas been taken by Mins Dorothy
Tyson.Emily Allen and Mary FrancesWardckentertainedatcards.§uturday evening, at the Clyde Ai-
.len home..A iuncheon honored Mrs. W. J.
Koopman, who has been presidentf at the Methodist Ladies' Aid for
qixteen years.
E Years .»'Lgo»-~1937
2 Rev. Bryant Howe will address
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Ulkir II igh graduates.
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L e o n a r d E . Ax t e l l
Gonerai Tontractor and Builder
l'| wer EquipmentMASGIand C.\RI'EN'1`ER
WORK
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G o n i o n C o l b u r n o f S u p e n o r ,N e »
braska.
1 ear Aia-~l9-ll.
the August Jordan: home.
Sunday afternoon and mDI>'°r'
guests of the Bart 'I'i1omp|on.|were Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Sprick
and family of Fort Calhoun.
5,00 Washington Countv wo-Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hovendick
achieve- and sono and Jean Ilovendick weremen attended the annual |.|umin 0'§'f_'}f,.d"' of project clubs, heid in Mr. o."5°'§'§Z. $.21 F:¢i¢h¢r,.K»y
Muriel Ditlevsen was crowned Lee Ind Roster were Eridav dmncqueen at the Dana College spring.;_°°"~° of Alma and Birdie Fl
prom, "Liloo Titus".,\ . Rev. and Mrs. L. 11 uooaonoey
Chris Pete1;_scnNw;a "tappe<¥bg of Crdsr were Wedneadlv afttr-
University o e u nn no visitors of Mrs.Mariettacents", at Ivy Day ceremonies.L g
Marian _Triplett and Charles Mr. and Mrs.Chris L. AndoBrodersen of Herman were mir-,son and Donald visited theirfied at the Triplett home, Sundalv'-\dau&Zl1ter and sister, Mrs. CliffordHerbert Kolterman and Marcilo1Laraen and famiiv at Omahii
ed Th daEccaer, Humboldt, will be mam ~fd Mrs- Charles Hovesndick.
The Wedding of Enid Jensen ,accompanied iw Mr. and Mm. Her-
~ u ~ " ¢U ll I\ C lh !1 BI\p r e s e n t ; ; _ 1 P f e i f f e r ,A t h u r G l f f o T d .~
~A y e s t h e m o t i o n w a s i g e n m d .L a w r e n c e w C o k . H E i l 1 : ;
4 I I 3 l i n 9 L e o r d 0 U WM a y o r G a r n e r a p p o i n t e d w f l l i ,g m , " g u l g m d H e u e r -
P o x m d a a s N m l u .W a t c l n t m t .h e l n l l n ,J r . ;M i s a M a u d e M a s t e r s .
I n d a e o o n d e d t f h l s a o p o i n F g e n t i a n d t h e i r g u e s t s w e r e M a d a m e :
~n c o u n c a l m w n " _ _ M c C l l n - l h a n o f T e k x m x h .H e n r y
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m ,sT h e r e p o r t o f t h e B l a i r I » " '' w i 1 \ i = o o V o z t . .( f m - o o W u i f .A .c .
W e #* w i M o v o c i m d ° ° ° ° ' ; c e d ~ E b . m h u 1 .F r e d P l u z i r e .A n t o n e
w o r o p o r t b e r e c e i v e d a n d b A m :.w .J .m h f m e a d ,o n f i l e .A l l c o u n c i l m a n p r e s e h t m d ~~o
v o t i n g " A y e " ,t h e : n o t i o n W " |
c a r r i e d .g l P r i v a t e R o v H a r r i s o f S c r i b n e r
MH =i § § § ¢ § " g ° f " r g f n u g e d o f z 1 1 o ! \ ' = » = r o d h e r o T u e s d a v a f t e r n o o n a t
P P P f t h e F r e d P l u g h o m e ;S g t .S t e r -P a f k B ° ° § ' f w £ g '§ d * § F e ' ; n f 1 ; d ' h l i n g P l u m o f "s t a t i o n e d a t t h e
Y .r b e n f , . § n e d _A 1 |§ a m e .c a m p ,S a n L u i s O b i o m ,C d -
a n p o m t m o n c o 1 .al 1 :c o u n c i l n n e n p r e s e n t v u t l n i r A W | : i ° m ' t . b " t l " E ; "; d m » 1 = » f ~ = f g ; 1 f r o m
t h e I I l o t | 0 1 1 w a s c a r r i e d .I e a a i o n a u a s i n t o e r e r u -
, g l a r n n y .M m S y d o w a n d t h e B a o t i t \' H e s d a m e o L e o W e b e r L .L .P a t . .
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tmue to furnish plenty of egg feedand water.They will be over this
broodiness by the end of four days,
and should quickly get back into
production.Colored strimu orceliuloid bands may be placed on
their lego to indicate what day
they were placed in the breaking
coop.Break them up and keep
them laying.Laying hens must have good rest
and sleep every night.Don't
force hens to crowd on tho`rooat
poles.At this season ailow ea-ch
hen at least eleven inches of roost
pole dooce-I like roost Wien four-asid this results in more eR'RB Une
Remove all the dust and fine
materials from the oyster shell
boxes once each week..Hens eat
more shell if only the comme hen
ghggch i¢?°l'?§d"I.'L5'°§"§&-°§I1% '§,';§e1w§»on. 11 w. Lawson. iam Abpiopire is in the hopper.You can
k,ooo f I re -.and Gordon I-lernpcke °¢°""*dg;;':.f,ic§,°`';T§d'°m§§,°'§utts g p , requests be referred to the Street.15aonir»and Mlsv Eula Hardmglthus reduce the number of than or
Sunday.Monte.Californim at Kennard and A1155 Colnigiitteerglth oooerAt im If0°"fh°§"°",s °E§""§""¥.°"€£'.B°;;e ;g=§3 ;dgfo m from your
t ci o nance('.'S%§E».1"'""3f§°"£i'§3'T§§¢n3i§{2 unciirriagr .uresent votiofr .¢Aye=_ihiethodist church basernent. There flock as soon as you have fiflishédgD(J7l.n(1C|'2Q71-(w.QU.7b-m iuaBlair rs'the motion yas corded.*`§."£'§1§;°"°`§'"' piugram.l1n;:}udn1gba saving eggs for hatching.This
~* " " " "~MT-5 Jay Israzier and 'I"0ll'lJ[1}|The foliowimr submitted b0\1d8I|he v';§oo§`"§i§-il' 53305; '°§,;;,m>; saves feed, the hens stay in better
Miss Joan Robcztaen of Orchard.|Jo were Thuradav afternoon visit- Henry Christensen as Cztv Clerkffunder the direction of Misa I~Iar1:l» health and the Ullféftile eggs re-Ncbraaka.and Miss A1borm.An-.M at Aurust Jordmfs.ihouis Murdoch as Qnty jl`reasurcr.imr Several itueats were nmsentimain ua good food product' Iom-
" " ' " '. . r W n \ n n .a r r i v e d .F r l d a y M r .a n d M r s .W a l t e r L o i - s c h a n d C .J .S c h m i d t a s P o l i c e § ' 1 " § § ' - " " " ' f _ ' 1 M r s .N o r a B a d i r e r h a s w o r d t h n f o r .A l s o t h e y a r e t h e n a b e t t e r
"' *-n n : _ ¢ _ . . . . . . . . . .. n A n 0 0 0 9 I r _ l _ t .n . . . \ , . - . .m e n m n h n i n r n x i vr r f f m -| h " \ i n i I l n H h i l ]OVET
as possible and, while his ration
COUpon book provides for o certain
amount of gasoline,it in antici-
pated that he will endeavor to
have as many unused ration con-
pons as possible at the end of hispresentation of a ration coupon my in Canada.Such a coume
books.will mean a conbiderahle contribu
Under the rationing plan,the
owner of 9. United States automo
bile entering* Canada for touringpurposesmayobtain:lromthe-
Canadian Customs Officer at the
port oi entry a gasoline Iieenne and
qguohne ratjodng became effec
ntive in Canada Inst month,and
;every operator of a motor vehicle-may Obilin gasoline only on the
to the wir effort in which our
nations are united.
I tion
tW0
Buy Duomo Bonds and
Saving Stalmno Now!
nation coupon book, which will be
issued free of charge.Two types
of books will be issued, one for
tourists remaining only 48 hours.and the other for those who may
remain up to 90 days.If the tour-t
:A
ist io mying- in cmooo for Iesa " '`
than 48 hours, his ration coupon - ~~book wiil contain coupons pox-n15b~gi
ting the purchasg of 4 units of
s uo li rn If the tourist intends tostay in Canada. for more than 43
hours. the ration coupon book wil:
contain coupons permitting thePurchase of 20 units of gasoiine
at any time within a 90»day period.
He may use the allowable amounton one iong trip, or he may spread_
it over the 90-day period covered'
by his ration book.'He must our-\render the Iiceruse and coupon book
with any unused coupons to the
Canadian Customs on his exit from
Canada.
Each unit in the :ation couponbook represents a certain number,
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igh School Graduates!
flhese Positions
PAY W ELL I
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vm.,.......,,._, _,,to snend the weekend nt the Elza'Dm.\ene of Cruilt.Mr. and mm.Appleby home.Both girls °'W"d,\Varfen Wakefield und sons werethe teachers college. ar. Wayne.Sunday evening visitors of AlmuMr. and Mrs, Rudv Mntzen andmd Bindie iq Idler.I
Eileen visited Mr, and Mrs. P. A.;Mrs.Ch es Krohn,August
Johnsen. Thursday.Jox~dan~and Dwain spent Wednes-
Mr. and.Mn...iohn Domnekerdnv ovenins: at the Bert Thomnson
and Bernire visited Thursday home.eveninz with Mr. and Mrs.Elzul Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson and
Appleby.\!vlarjorie were Sunday aflemoonDorothyMordhorstreturnedto visitors at the Henry Hovendick
her work in Omaha, Monday. after home. at Blair.soending several weeks recovering'
from an ooeration.
Mr.and Mrs. L. B.HarrisonwereSundayeveninz visitors of
Virginia Voetmarnn. Lillie Gomer
:md Mn. Emma Champion wereshopping in Omaha, Saturday.
Mr.and Mrs.Elza Apoleby.Junior and Alberto and Miss R°b'|nea»r Crain.Mr. and Mrs, Chris L. AndersonandDonald visited at the Nels'
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hovendiek.Mr.and Mrs.Howard Hovendick\
and sons were Sundnv dinnerguests of ui..Lester Hovendicks.
ertsen were Satunlay callers in
Omaha.
ouemy for pmiiian nt incl) ~ l
Larsen home in Herman SaturdavMrs. Emma Chamoion and Gene ,_---v ._ -..-._. _.... 1:.....:...».| Mfmmw ini
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Misses Bemice Domacker. me Georize Hindley family.|~
nenry bnnsneunecnr an .!J\JUnn\wl"ine]larry L. Moms as Luzht. Watenisnd Ice Commissioner.Moved ar\d|1
econded these bonds be mmm?ediha1
lll couneilmen uresent votinii M1'Aye". the motion was carried.\an
The following;submitted bondBco]
or Plumbers and EiectricinnszEarlWolff.eleetri|:.ian's '=>°""=di|IMI Wolff.. piurnber's bond: A. J. MHoore. olumber'a bond;Wm. M. on
Farnham. \1iumber's bond; Rev E5R»:Dudgeon, plumbefs bond; Roy E-CiDudzeon. electrician's bond: M 13.*
Tyson.electr'lcian'e bond;GeonmfmW. DeBolt. e1ect.rician's bond: P. S.,MMoore,plumber's bond.hiovedlp
and seconded that these bonds be Qauurovedand license be iasqedAllcouncilmenpresentvotnngrlp
"Aye", the motion was carried.:huThe following annlicatious for 9|Dool hall and bowling dley vrelfig
Dresented:Nels Soiensen.E<id1eHWoltje, and Wallace Fitch.Mo\¢d'"and seconded licenses be xrrantedi
to Nels Sorensen. Eddie Woltje, 54andWallaceFitch.All council- I,
men mesent. voting "Aye". the mo. C
tion was carried.uMovedby Anderson and sec-onded by Schmidt that Mrs. A. P. }:
Simonsen be nerrnizted to cormecz rup with the sewer upon payment J|nf $35.00.All councilman presentli
[SOIL naapn DmI|£¢l» ul.vlH¢=\°°»|r°~\--~-- -- 1 n --" " rIll at his home.seas.Ke e p the m lay ing.Mr.and Mr s.Ch e t G Ma rs hn lll E g g s e 66 %water.A good
lil as guests.Sunday .h i r ann he n lay s 1 to 20 pou nds of wa terrs. E. H. Lefferdmk of Hic k1nsn,\per y ear.Th e more wa ter s. heh
ci Mi ss Bess Br e mz e r o f 1.m~,In...diinks, the more good feed she ents
Mr s. G.I .Pfeiffer"s Srllests for!
nner.'I'uesdas'.were Mr .and
rs.Ray F'.Ro be rts of F re mo nt.
|d Mrs. Va nc e Bai rd and sons.ibert, Sc ott. and David, of Rising:
ty .Mr. and Mrs. J ulius Hass enter-
ined.Sunday . for Messrs. and
esdarnes Paul Ha ss and family .
eter W ulf, of Blair. and Clamnc e
oldberg and ramily .Friends called on Mr s . G.I .
and this results is more eggs.Us e
plenty of f ou ntai ns a nd feeders
and place them in several locations
so th a t b o th feed an d wa te r is
handy a t all times, i nside a nd out-
side the house.
At le as t 3 %to 4 squar e fee t of
floor spac e should he used for enth
hen.Fioors mu st b e clean and
shou ld be well c over ed with litter.
I-lens often*lp y better i f *J-cept
feiffer.Wednesday.to remind up a few ho urs eac h morning.L e t
Br of her birthday .' th e m get su. good fill of w a t e r -
Hn rr y Daniel has leased the sh ell and feed before they aregenRoc k filling:5tFt\'°"P n ltu r n e d out.. K e e p th em lay ing.
ighws-Y No . 30 . be mn nmz ac ti ve
management. Thursday .The c on dition o f Sc ott 'Thomp-
Dh.wh o returned to hi s home a-
sw da y s a an f r o m th e Dodge
hountv Hoanital.remains about
ne same.Ravenlu Gnfprmnn and KEY
W orms c an and will c ut egg pro-
duc tion qui c kly at th is time of th e
year.I li k e to fo llo w a regular
pr og ra m ot' war mi ng lay ers, onc e
each mo n th by mi xi n g a good
warmer with the egg mash , alway s
followirnz the direc tions of the
o f g s
the
un i t
tO 6
th is
a t a r
as ei:
gasol
s s
Cans
he 1
amo tap pli
of fi o
pay
when
c oup
ma y
the 1
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Can:
on v
no t
Su m
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a n - a .
llons of gasoline Basically]
quantity of gasoline In the
is 5 lmpenal gallons (equalUmted Slams gallons)buti
may be reduced or increased|time b the Oil Controll
me utuatmn may require |
suld the tourist's stay in
§;2°€§" :szfsz §"}"' "gl
mk of gasoline, he may make
wxon to | Regional Control,
e of the Gil Controller andl
a reglatratlon lee of $1.00 1\ a gasoline license and ration
on book as the Oil Controller
pnncnbe may be issued to
applimnt.
le hours of sale ol gasoline inl
ui a a re h- o m' la .m.w7 p .m.week days only.Ga.soline_can-
be purchased at night or on
lay.,me carrying of gasoline in con
.
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cumsances arising out of tl'1(»\
' l u l v l u l i n u w
Women on the alert look tothe future-4nd plan for thefuture with lnsurnnce to fit
your needs and meet your
budget.
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COMPANY
An Agency Eutlblinhed
hy Unequmlled Service
w mx l
~ua:lsalary. Trained ofiicc workersare needed by expanding busi-
ness. industry, govcmment. Pre-pue to render needed service.
W E ' r u n s r u o lmo u a n u r
Greatest oppomrnitieu in yeanlor Hzi h Schooi Graduates, For-mer *Z Bice Women,Married
Wome 1. College Women. Draft
Ezemit Men are also desired.
'WRITE TODAY!
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the n rimar y roo m. to ena blp those
in the distric t to obtain their augurrationcards.Misa Ru th Broder-
sen . Mr s. L es te r C ur le v an d Au g-
ust J or da n we re i n ¢h.arsze of the
resrintrations.
~zHELP KEEP OUR counrnv ~
SAFE and $0l|ND ~
and g f '~
I REIBII slanu
er and fa mily .Mr .and Mr s .Ela n Appleby .
an d J u n io r an d Alb er ta an d J e anRobertaenattendedasahower and
reception a t th e H .B .Appleby
home in Arlinszwn. Sunday , honor-
ing M r an d Mr s .Floy d Appleby .
of California.Emi l Go tta gh a nd Lillie visited,
Sundav eveninsr, with Mr. and Mrs.
W illia m Sc h uldt.Mr s .Gu s Auc h attended the
sho wer fo r Mis a I rma . Holste in at
Bennington.Sunday .Mr .arid Mrs.J ohn Dornac ker.
A r th u r and Bernice visited.Sun-
day .wi th Mr . a n d Mr s .He nr y
Gottsc h and Ir vi n.Mr. a nd Mr s. He nrv Gottsc h and
Ir vi n visited.Saturdnv eveninsr.
with Mr. and Mrs. J ohn Dealer and
Robert.
In 0
W H ! !i m C u r n f o g
VAN SANT
S c h o o l o f B u s i n l s s
- w r s c u m w m s r .~ n n n ,u m m m ;
B 9 .j u n e Ii n D a y o r E ve - n i n g S c h o o l .
Dornac ker.Mr .an d Mr s .Peter Murdh.0rat
and He r ma n visited.Fri da v e ve n-:K r o -
Advertise in The Enternrile
rs.:visited Mr .and Mr.1.He r ma n
K1og-er and dausrhters.Monday .
Mr .and Mrs.Gus Au c h suént
Thursday evening wi th Chris
Sc humaker and farnilv.E mi l Gottsc h and Lillie visi tedFHdaY.wi th Mr .m d Mr s.w u f
li a m Christensen an d fa mi ly u
near B lair.M r and Mr s.He nr y Go t~
and Irvin vis ite d.Thur sdav even
imr . with Mr .and Mr s II o wa |
Chr isten sen an d familv a nd Gre :
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$1.~9NancyLee,perfzc!fil-ling,cnntour tap slip.Wim rich lace trim. Ad-iuluble shnnlder strips.v .
B o x e d
Candy '
39: and 59:
arose.KOLTERMAN'S
=ces -»cital iziven b y pupils o f Ethe l
ones Sorenson a t the Methodist
urc h in Fremont. Sun dav.
Mr .an d Mr s .W .H.W eb b of
adison.and son,chief boat-
waixsfe mate.Fa y e E .Webb.o fWadelphia, visited with Mr . an d
~rs. F. E. Webb.Mrs. H. C. Mc Cle llan , vi c e c hdr
an ol' the Navy Rei ief d rive. ac -
ompanied b v Mr s.Ray mond
.;tonic is used f~l- a. few day s, stthe
sa me ti me . it te nd s towar d b ette r
general h e a lth , - mo r e eggs and
.greater profits.
The c h ic k s y ou are raising- now
wi ll be y o ur lay ers n e xt Belton.
Y o u mu s t k e e p th e m gro win g.
Ma r k e t the y o ung ma le s of f an
soon as possible.The pfuileta wil!
do b e tter wi th mo re room.K a p
_udwipg and Mrs.Blanc he W wdnitheir bro oder house floor c lean and
elle r. "" '° "" ? °" a c o un tv ' " '° "" " Iw¢x1 c over ed wi th li tter .Sti r thi s
eld s :Blair.giondalr °f',°'}f{',§I1ir~.er every day and spray with a
eh ve naine 9f" 9" " an | g u od li tte r spray two or three.Cad y will s olic i t fun ds fr om
rlinzton and vic iriity .times eac h week.
e se mo r c 1 ~|sneak da y "in Linc oln.Friday .Mrs . W a iter K ra me r wu s a Sa b-
ith th eir c lass s ponsor . Mis s Hy - urdnv afternoon vi si tor a t L .B
ang 'H8l'l'iBOn'8.
other's Day
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KNIT PANTIES 391:L l c e tr imme d r ly o n .Hu s tle bxnd.
voting "Aye", the motion was car-ried. the motion was can-ied.15The matter of sowing pnaan seed s
on the proposed Dexterviile p\ayI}ground was referred to Improve-\}ment Committee with uower to act..\AH Councilman pereaent votinr; 1"Aye", the motion was corded.L
The following bills were read ]
Hans Aye (labor) :'._---..--$1.5011
Hiram Shuey [labor]..._3.20.1Preston Bmdley (iabor)-_3.20,'
Jim Daniels (labor).._,...~
C D M P I U N ' a
*~cnninzton.Sunday .Mr .arid Mrs.J ohn Dornac ker.
A r th u r and Bernice visited.Sun-
day ,wi th Mr . a n d Mr s .He nr y
Gottsc h and Ir vi n.Mr . an d Mr s Henrv Gottsc h and
Ir vi n visited.Satundav eveninsr.
with Mr. and Mrs. J ohn Dealer and
Robert.
Dr. J. Tilton Young
Osteopathic Physician
1150 North Broad St.
FREMONT, NEBRASKA
.._.rDR.D. R. EIILERS
-De nti s t"prmer Dr. W. F. Hemphill
LocationHome Theatre Building
Blair, Nebraska
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Fur- A complete -15-m i n u z e
roundup nf all the lates! early-
~morning news, listen ln . . .
7:30 A. M.
N e w s
Mandly Thrmlgh Saturday
Presented By
Advertise in The Enternrile
KOIL
290 on Your Di
mrs' Wolsrnmm (labor)_'LUD*ti Kuhr (salary ) _-_....25.00r (Eillettp (labor) ..-_......1.51)
\i_"P»-ihnnai __ ____\;994
A\\\=1~\»\\\. mnnmomx
Chic ago,W ilmi ngton 8:
Fr an klin Coal Co.(c oal)10239.Standard Oi! Co.(oil)....--2.121
Paxton & Mitc h ell Arepuirs)95.90
Westinghouse Elec .Suuuly ~Co.(resale). . . . .-- -. .- -26.061
Larson Bros.{Mdse.)_ . .3 3 6
Sc ale Petroleum Co.foil)-~ 358 36.
Bla ir L b r &Coal Co.1[Mdse.). . . . . _ . . _ ., _,....16.60t
Or vi llp Axtell (labor) ..-......5.?.t}lIa.-Nebr.Lf .&Pr.Co,\
(gas). . . . . . . ... ..-__,__2.26
§lenNic hqson (Ig}>§>f> _-..-~
~cnninzton.Sunday .Mr .arid Mrs.J ohn Dornac ker.
A r th u r and Bernice visited.Sun-
day ,wi th Mr . a n d Mr s .He nr y
Gottsc h and Ir vi n.Mr . an d Mr s Henrv Gottsc h and
Ir vi n visited.Satundav eveninsr.
with Mr. and Mrs. J ohn Dealer and
Robert.
Dr. J. Tilton Young
Osteopathic Physician
1150 North Broad St.
FREMONT, NEBRASKA
.._.rDR.D. R. EIILERS
-De nti s t"prmer Dr. W. F. Hemphill
LocationHome Theatre Building
Blair, Nebraska
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Fur- A complete -15-m i n u z e
roundup nf all the lates! early-
~morning news, listen ln . . .
7:30 A. M.
N e w s
Mandly Thrmlgh Saturday
Presented By
Advertise in The Enternrile
KOIL
290 on Your Di
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rnbenr nuwe. | _n1qse|-_*LuoIbon-Evans Chevrolet Co.repairs)...._-_....--_-_-_32.15
xlter Larsen (gas)-..-....9.25
e IInterp dsc ................--43.76
my J .Cook (labor)____11.20
Dept.515.22
lv Cash Fu n d -_-......--..100.61
Moved and seconded these bills
allo we d as read and .wgm-ants
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w e udrawn on' me proper xunusment ul the same..|toOnrollcallAndaman.Mamn.Kuhr,Clarence Kuhr,McCo[ub\
Rceh,Rounds.Schmidt votmiff"Aye",Christensen absent,the
notion was carried.Moved and seconded this meet-ing be sdjoumed until Tuesdaynveninn. May mn, at 7:30 o'clqCl<-
All cnuncilmen present vfo!\nK"Aye", the motion was named.
U. G. Garner, Mayor.Henry Christensen, City Clerk.
'ro HOLD MofiimvsDAY PROGRAM
Special Mothei-'a Duy serviceswill be held at the Herman Meth-odist Church, next Sunday morn-ing.The following youns: D¢°Pl¢
will participate: Gertnuie Louise
Herrington,Keith Rasmussen.Kay Skinner, Dwane Gaines, Dale
Hansen, Jacqueline Forsberg, Su-
san hfson. Penelqpe Munn, Chur-lene Nielsen.Frances Mae Her-
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rimzton,Wilbur Wakefield,Ter-ry Brewster, Bruce Skinner, JohnSlmmberg,Wilbur Conety,W r -ren Wakefield, George Tyson, Bll~lie Alexander, Allen Lnltis. Ruthl
Loftis, Phyllis Jensen,and Bev-'erly Gaines. The Junior choir willR
u
0 Wlun tba! |pocia1»del1vor1 bomb drops
on Berlin. u will probably be max-ksd "Made
m U. s.A."_
No other couniry can coupon wld: Amer-
iou'| war produdlon. now that w¢'ro :sally
rolllnq. No olhn bm tho msn. thc machlun
--or the olodrlc power.
It taku n tnmondaus lot ol powur to turn
ibn whooh Ibm Nm o ut umxz. plxmu and
ships for all the Unlisd Nations-hui Amor-
lca ll power-lull.'
You cfm thank the mm and management of
Amnricdn olochi companion lor thai. They
looknd a nd planned abocd.They wore
ne lly re a dy who a v m: c a me -wi th mo n
olnctrlc power dum Germany. IUPGH and
Italy comblnsd.Ti ny v nra a ble to m n !mddln military and industrial demand! all
our the ma p.
Hu o l s u b u d n e u b u l l n h e h m c r l c a n w u y-by loc al enlnprln a nd indlvddud inv en-m m i - d d m i n d t o defending the Kmorioan
way lm!!! thc lad blt al dr-mail has boni
delivered to the lor! dlcratorl
RD!QUAl|Wis the VICKERSWA
* When you mop an our smion and an yo\
Hi-Ratio Gasoline, you may besure you
carwithas5nesmatorf\xelas canb¢0\>~
mined. Refined from the "sw¢e1.en" crude oil
to be found in the entire Mid-Continent area. to
Vickers' rigid quality specifications, Hi-Ratio
is sure to show yan car performance you've
nlwayn wamed.Drivein soon and Bl! uP with
Vickers Hi-Ratio. You're sure to be pleas€d~
Garner Se1
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slInn simr nevarnl uln ti n n n`1 § 1 » ~ 2 ` " X ' a f ` 5 h { 1 I é ` i 1 § " § £ ~ e p a r e d
A sermonetle,and wil!be in
charge of the scriptural readin8~
MISS GROTHUSEN EN-
ROLLED IN OMAHA
Dorothy Grrothusen of Kennnrd
In at magent mkina work at the lv--r " - " "- " " c T -Unive rsity o f Oma ha , ha vi ng 1
cently en ru lle df or _coyreuzwg
ence course Ill m w n m r e 1Children.Miss Gmmu aen ia 1
o l 86 students in the sdmol
ad ult ed uc at in n; lm ye n- a mof143studentsLookeorrelP°|
enc e c o un sel a t th a Uni ve ra iw
/NEBRASKA PUWER comrmwOn U.S. 73 at u
~BEN .rn,m<L\N stents
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Former ~ H. S. Cla§smates
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In the (mar nharz year!|dnm\spent. at the Aluminum Company
their graduation from Blair H1511 of America Wir production plult
Samol in the spring of 1938, nlgnal in Lxfayette, Indlnna, he Accepted
s\x¢oe8l¢9 have been achieved by their contncf.'Bill Clumbers and Wlllinm J.Bill Chambers,20, son ol Mr
Fon sa u;
FOR B.a......ZR SERVHIE spdKrtaterearninzpower,b-00kyour Paby chicks new with The
BOQK REVIEW-TBA.Cmxgregni
dnnnl Church. May 16, 2 g c
251:
Former ~ H. S. Cla§smates
I'l ~°~Pic
In the (mar nharz year!|dnm\spent. at the Aluminum Company
their graduation from Blair H1511 of America Wir production plult
Samol in the spring of 1938, nlgnal in Lxfayette, Indlnna, he Accepted
s\x¢oe8l¢9 have been achieved by their contncf.'Bill Clumbers and Wlllinm J.Bill Chambers,20, son ol Mr
Fon sa u;
FOR B.a......ZR SERVHIE spdKrtaterearninzpower,b-00kyour Paby chicks new with The
BOQK REVIEW-TBA.Cmxgregni
dnnnl Church. May 16, 2 g c
251:
Former ~ H. S. Cla§smates
I'l ~°~Pic
In the (mar nharz year!|dnm\spent. at the Aluminum Company
their graduation from Blair H1511 of America Wir production plult
Samol in the spring of 1938, nlgnal in Lxfayette, Indlnna, he Accepted
s\x¢oe8l¢9 have been achieved by their contncf.'Bill Clumbers and Wlllinm J.Bill Chambers,20, son ol Mr
Fon sa u;
FOR B.a......ZR SERVHIE spdKrtaterearninzpower,b-00kyour Paby chicks new with The
BOQK REVIEW-TBA.Cmxgregni
dnnnl Church. May 16, 2 g c
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FOR SALE:Lavmmowers.Rc
nairs for all makes. shgrnenlnz.Peck's ShoDTColles¢e Hill. PhoneBlack 169.18-rf
COLEMAN pressure gas stave.lnnuire lst house west DeSowSum.is-19.*
FOR SALE:2 yea:-ling Herefodbulls.17-Zt'R. J. Lippincott.
FOR SALE:56 an-es buttqm land
improved,title clear, pnced zo
sell.J. A. Hamill, 3nd and Erle
Sta., Missouri Valley, Ia.16-3t
GOAT MILK, l2c qt. i! called for.17-Ac'C. P. Dimmick. Blair.
.FEED WAYNE gig and sow rneul
now.Pay when you selllmvourhogs.Dolan's Feed & P uce.
17-2t
FOR SALE: '41 Ford coach deluxe.
fgfyf to army.Geo. Lauritsen.
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SCRATCH PADS.hlfzh uualitv
bond uqoer. l2c um- uound.Oth-
er qualities. Bener ound. _
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FURNITURE upholstering, fellaikhlng,repairing, seat eaningrug work, mntxuses. etc. Pham
Blue 151.George N. Miller.
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er inquire at Ehmternrise. nav an
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adding machine.It Brimzs Results
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BROOD SOWS.sows and pig:fresh cowspbreeding bulls. Alusome work horses and muluh
élaymond Wulf,Sam Moore
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NOTICEPARTIES HAU' IMG 1.0 city dunwill nlease unload aver the ediol dump.Don't scatter nrba;
nn s|.reel.s_nr hirhwnys leadix
to dump.By order of ChiefPolice.A, B.Woodring.18
No MORE plow lav edges numat my shop except on obsoln
lava.Will have new lay;
stock for standard makes.13-2t Miller Munk,Blacksmi
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,, , . ~ . - 5 , - | | | | |ularity of The Enterprise Washington Count;'s largest
:The 1=°v ..newspaper, eont1nuedto grow clnnng April as nineteen new subscrib-
ers were added. The hut appears below:
1»-Louie ii. Gent, Kansas City,
.Missouri 1|2-Peter Jensen,Blair,Rt.3.
s 3-Mrs.M.H. Guy,Roseburg,
`0rEgc-rl.r 4-Henry Kruger, Herman,Rt.
u 2.2 5-»Mra Ray Murray, Columbus,
GeorgiaQ6--Mrs.Jueiih Aronson,num-.
'I--Mrs.Pearl Siegei,Los Am
gelea, California.nr e.-void mend, Blair, nt. 3.
9--0. M. Ireland, Blair.»10--Pony Andersen,Calhoun
.»Routc."11--I). »j.Richards,Washing
ton.'212--Mr. and Mrs.John Coch»
'1ane, Butte, Montanu.13-I-Iitehmnn Cale,Blair..14-Mrs.Bertha Ificliinnigal,
Ilong Beach, California.15-Roy A. Kelly, 'Blain
APRIL WEATHER Ex-
CEPTIONALLY DRY
April of this year closed Thurs
day niitht as one of thefiriéat. iimany rem, there being but .35
inches of moisture recorded dur
ing the entire month. The norma
fall for April is 2.49 inches.Farniers, however were not exeessivelyworriedovertheem]prospects due to excellent sabaoiconditions. Cold nmather held bac]farming operations, too, and dr
weather was welcome to get noi
in shape for spring.May,however,came in witample moisture, there having fal'
en up to early this week 1.18 incl
es at Blair.The coldest weather in Apr
was 25 degrees on the 13th anthe warmest was 87 on the 29th
*16--Mrs. Harold Nielsen, Blair.;~s_17-~Fmd Kiemp,Kansas CityglKansas.i r FV10.1.r...nld A.Johnson,Her-l 0 ~t . ~
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rI|1i8(2-To th e ma n y f r ie n d s o r
s e two ,wh o were the closest
"pals" duri ng their sc hool day s,
seems very appropriate th a t
i r mo s t outsta nding awa rds
mid h ave c ome d uring the some
l l n u n ' s n - -, -. ._ ___ _namesake o f his gran dfather,S.
W .Chambers of B la i r ,has sk y -
rocketed to n s imi lar ly s d vs n ta g -
eous osition H o entered th ep.growing field of ra dio, and is now
employ ed by T W A airlines.H e
reac hed an imp or ta nt ru n g i n th e
ladd er of suc c es s th is wee k whenek.he wa s ma de Atla ntic Division
W illiam Koo pma n,21-year~old!R@l§2f Operator and Circ uit Sup-
o f H r a n d Mr s . W J }{¢,°p.\ervlsor.His ba se wi ll b e a t Ne w
3 .».ttained the to honor a tY Uf k C i t y , a n d he wi ll supervise
, aColle3'e.Ames, plowa,w i t h t l e stations a t Columbus,Ohi o;
s elac tiom to Cardinal K e y lu : P \ t t s b u r g h ,Har ris bur g;Reading
at week.On ly twElVe stu dents.l""d Philadelphia,Penn sy lfsn is;
n n s student bo d y o f neal.ly:N6\'i8l.l{!_N e w Jersey ; and Ne w
00,were na me d to n1emberahip*Y°"If City .
th`s nati onal honorary fr ste r- l Bill, too, was in the upper seho»
1 v. lastie brac kets o f hi s classes an~*§ 0§ §§ {; 'n ; g m ; ; » ~ h i s " h °Bla ir Ci ty Schools.sho wi ng
[ear c ou rse this spring especial talent in the d ep artme nt
ur-3 °lo t science.He wa s graduated i nAlway s at the top _of his c lass in May 1938 an d i n No ve mbe r h
holm°5hiP» y oung koopman e"F1 enrolled s t Mid la nd Television
vealc d talent in the f i eld whle h l ..__h xt s to c h oo se s s hi s m,e In c . , ka ns as C lty , a sc ho ol o f ra
.ter e s ..'dio an d television.There he wa s
ark.He starred "T athleti c s and a student for eighteen months, as~
'°k " n a c t i ve ~ i n ° t ' h 1 ' r c xtn sisting i n the extension deport-
i m c u ls r activities...p o n h ' s lme n t du ri ng the lo st mo nths o f
ents and faculty members chose the airline immediately upon his
r n .
f ° 1 :~A f f f e c a n , L " g ' ° " 'g r o d u s t l o n ,a n d h a s b e e n s t a t i o n
\ . _ . . a - I # K A .\| ! _ _ _ A . . L . . .: : _ , ¢| .
rnduataon f r o m Blai r Hi g h ,3tu`;his c ourse. He was approac hed by
f a
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Backin 1883-L-»
I t ta k e s a lte en ey e to ma k e
out the abo ve b uilding , a ltho ugh
it has s too d a s a p ublic plac e ~
wors hip fo r ma n y y e a r s a n d u l
,tm in us a, tod ay .Th e bu ildi ng
is the Con gre gation al Chu rc h at
W a lke r Ave nu e an d Colfall-
streets, as it a ppeared in 1883.
Year s late r t. he sou th wing of
the bui ldi ng was add ed and still
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Inter the c hoir lo f t wa s l
onto the we st en d o f th e r
au di to du nnNo te the old board f
whic h surrounded th e eh
lawn an d th e y oun g tr ees vi
ha d ju st b ee n plmted .Th e
tu re i s fro m a c o llec ti on o
by Mr s .Fr an k Stewart..f£l'l.I¢||N1l0 .IIng
E. G. CARSON ls sons CROWN ATA.A.L. SPEAKER IVY DAY CEREM(
u - -- 'C o u n t y P o s t O o r n n m o n d e r T- 1.G ..V .1 1
G a r s o n o f t h e B ' " "A m e r i c a n L e -f " 3 f ' 1 " " f " ' . . . f . l " l T l ` $ " § . "~ . 1 § " ` ~`Z €5;
g i o n p o s t w a s g u e s t s p e a k e r * F n T i n . T g r a n d s o n o f A .R ..
m e e t i n g o f t h e A r l i n g t o n p o s t .o f B l a i r ,w a s c r o w n b e a r e r
M o n d n y _n e l e n i n g . _ " " ' l ' §' 2 f f . . . . , f . i l1= = ' ¢= \ @ 1= \ 'l p D e y c e r e m n y
~mr l .speaking on child weli°nn:°.
A t a meeting o f th e Americ an
Legio n auxiliar y , he ld at Arli ngton
the so me evening, Mrs. Randa ll C.
Bi a r t o f Bellevue wa s speaker;
Lim. Bi ar t is p re sid en t of the S th
distric t.Hoabesnes at. a soc ial
period fo llo win g th e session wen.
Mrs. W alter Stor k. Mrs. Car l Lo tt-
man and Mr s. W alter W ehr ney er.
Adver tise In 'I 1m Fi nterp rise
~ M~-A - PHYSICIANS
annuaFri da y , May 1, on th c Un i ve rs ity
of Neb ras ka c a mpu s. All c hi ldr en
who took part were sons or daugh-
ters of Mo rtar Board memb ers.
Mr s.W illiaina is the fo rmer
Audrey Be ale! o f Blai r.
Week-end guests of Mr .an d
Mrs . F. W . A md t. wer e Mn. Mar i~
Ar n d t a n d Ha r r y o f C hi c a g o, n u
nois;m d Mr .a n d Mr s . He :Stru vc an d children and Wilfor~
\
Larsen,Tailo-
aming months,
ties wi\l be cur-are as tho resuk.
res. such as tm
h ~43-L1 mo ¢.nw......¢.k.,__N o t e s ~~ H.~\:u1 >s HmE no Axz,v me nmz H i :La nk S"'i°kl°"'~ °§ { °""f "§ L T1 '"'i § ,"'f' 5 § "° "as ramu "" " "" " "" '" ' ° '' ".litters.Priced riizht.fan ug _\9;g en; _d d ?n _° Des Moines, Iowa, and more re-~~l8 -l l An Gusulson.DU¢RT OIL YPERMINENT, $5 urs1.\'t f ' an .,;'5==I:on ro his cently at St.Lous, Missouri;he
§;"°»an.1g»=@= "Beauty v ;1 ;:ge a "§'3"°K°diis naw n second officer. For sev-HIGH scHOoL sENxoRs! Order , °m>¢,one Back ,.z4, 602|w se ~lvm>°rhns during his eral months he has been interest-
*"-f-~-»-vom- name oards NOW from ~Z\. Walker Ave.18-lt' Ureshnum,B°Ph°["°l'<! and Junior ed in flying and holds L junior pi»
lyoars.Hia senous attention bQ.Iot's_]icensp which_quali£ieg him
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Y"|».¢§.In1-maslre, r |.U|.Iuu~During the ccyour outside activi'
tailed mom and mt
of war-time meaau
tioning of tires .
will spendmore :inzs st. home. Wh:
Qfxd' tubes.You!'1and more even- BII/[lr ~ O ld
y not take steps B n ~
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e s L b\1S1I|e:>Ekitbmriac.15.4uas Eighm eth Fon SALE-m m c.Hybrids.
Je rs arv x Av... n:xofo\9.nA.nnd sa.Also 4
LI=T'1'EN,.FARgaE;.1§:I ugantliés studies won the attention orto relieve me seconu olncer or cu--__...Q-..--..........1 1... -..wma in -nas Alfhntrah fluinnr is restrict-Y0\1r dead stock.ha ve a va ro f pmmi u mn .Blai r Reade:
Sax-vice.Phone 1?coliec t.
Holly J ensen. Agent, Union Pj-..!........(M.I ¢Dlal+n Np h f
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\II1Cs p|lUI.v:Bhuru, IIlll.I III: Plvvnu vv |.|nu»|nlu»..-°¢" r ' " u __a consistent honor stu de nt. ed o n th e ea st c ou t, h e ho pe s toneSeveraloutsta ndi ng positions i n lo g additions!fly i ng hours this
d be a f i r s t o f f i -g n g m e e r t n g h a v e b e e n o f f e r e d h i m \ a u m m e r a n c o m o
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" vn o w t o g m r a n n e e o n e e v e m m z u | ., , _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _p l e a s u r e e a c h Y w e e k t h r p u g h T h e ° '' § G § ` B e i " ' " r " ` 3 1 a i ; g g _ ( i .E n t e r p H s e ' !o u w i l l i n n e w s s o w y f i
o f t h e e n t i r e c o u n t y h e r e ;w e n W ` \ F A M I L Y '~1 7 - 2 1 . *w i l l R y a n .
o n e 1 - u z ~ a l c o m m u n i t i e s a r e r e p r e -H O N O R H I M T R Y M O R G A N B R O S S Es e n t e d a l s o .N c w s m c t u r e a i n a - \u E D
b u n d a f m e e a d d b o t h e p a p e f s j m l u e .L a s t S u n d a y w a s 9 -g a l a d a y a t § 0 R N - - s a m p l e s a t B o b ' s S m o l f e
P t h h {M M _F w _0 1 1 5 6 a n d a t S t a n d a r d S t a .a n
. m n n r n v e n t e r s m t q t h e p m c t m ; i u m e u ? m m 1 :g a g a f o l l c m f -B e r m a n ,F a y J o n e s ,A g g a ' § § ;
~rim: ~.. i.»Pmrl- Nebr. 9-u
~ve 1 -..__fqngin~eri ng have b ~en offer ed him\au mmer and be c o mu a f ir st o f 1
~= » ~fo llo win g a week c er.
Herman Scho
to Graduat
Class o
FOR SALE: Modern 5-room house
ciose in, Also income urouertv byowner. Phone 292.2-tt'
FOR RENT
S H O W n o u s A T
CA L H OU N, F m .
"Standing 'mom only" was theorder of the evening, Friday, whenMrs.John Herzog of Omahashowed her dull collection at the
Fort Calhoun city hall. Her up
~rim: ~.. i.»Pmrl- Nebr. 9-u
~ve 1 -..__fqngin~eri ng have b ~en offer ed him\au mmer and be c o mu a f ir st o f 1
~= » ~fo llo win g a week c er.
Herman Scho
to Graduat
Class o
FOR SALE: Modern 5-room house
ciose in, Also income urouertv byowner. Phone 292.2-tt'
FOR RENT
S H O W n o u s A T
CA L H OU N, F m .
"Standing 'mom only" was theorder of the evening, Friday, whenMrs.John Herzog of Omahashowed her dull collection at the
Fort Calhoun city hall. Her up
'l1
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oo. If yor] save only 3c eacn weexlmuuo.......-_,,_my examining and comparing En,ing,was Mr, Arndt's eight.
:erprise J}d\E\"lI.iBement.8,you wil1{birt,hday and the child;gn and 1-1
more Qwgn cover the cost. of 1~'011\°tivoa didn't forget but g-nthen-e¢force to help make the`day on'
subscrxptlon.oCall at The Enterpnso TODAY family history.The children v
I tiveiandenteryour subscription--om all home and other re a1y.${50 pm year Lf you "°51de|that a gathering of thirty
mthln the county boundazxes.Iflwere present, and did they <
Eul.Anil-u "'11-zv'were plants now.g
sn THREE cours to nut out w gab-'°"e\ture.18~1t Roilnncl Wan°1c1c.|
:ele-I fnnr\\¢nC'{\\¥DDAQ H v n n m
FOR RENT;Three rooment and privatg bagh rn apart-ranc e wa s aponsored b y a». .I . .1 \"!l.........:..rvvw.n1\n f fli lh nllfl ~SCh00'
1 8 - t l M r s . A d u " ° " "\ U 0 m I l ' 1 € I ` A C € m € I l E n x e n u s -* Q Q *g '~" Q "r M r ssc n a n n s oF U R N I S H E D R o o m s l o r r a p t .e s T Q B e H e l d O n E v e -M n x a n M c Q m _ , i ; ' o { " B , ,_.
l 0 1 E a s t G r a n t S t . . P h o n e w p n g m n g O f M a y 1 4 A s h o r t n w m m g 1 _ n d < i t i o § \ a l
§.§I§}Le 1111551310 ~R p p f a f i l l P ° " ' i b r a t e .I U U R L F D U L 1 u\\\.r».|¢»» - » » .- . . . .
s o n , "fr : 9 1 e 1 = ~ h ° fl ~
'= \§ ; =1 °f g ;I t w a s a r e a l z u r p r i s e l a n d ~I o w a 9 3 9 - - S t a l e - T e s t e d 1 4 7 ,-1 1 - t r .
y o u r a n n p : o n m a y g m 1 " d a y w a s s p e n t m o o t p e a s a n Y»F l a t g r a d e s $ 5 . 5 0 ;r o u n d g r a d e sm e d i a t s l y !b u t . t h e e n d w g ; n o t y e t .$ 4 . 5 0 .5 0 c r e d u c t i o n f o r q u a n t i t y F D R R E N T :C o m f o r t a b l e n é a t
'|O n M o n d a y e v e n i n g ,f o l l o w i n g a n d o w n s a c k s . E a r l J . T h o m p s o n ,r o o m o n W a s h i n z t o n S t .a s
~ M A Y t h e S u n d a y ' s c e l e b r a t i o n ,a n u m -I 1 o n 3 2 .1 0 - 1 2 t g g g f g g g g g r 8 3 ° b ' § § § h § 3
B L U E S T A M P F O O D S h e r o f t h e m e m b e r s o f t h e W n i d e - I 'F o r m e r l v B e m o i o e ' s B e a u t y
S h o p .C a l l 1 1 f o r p a r t i c u l a r s .}Woods Circle surprised Mr.and BALEI) HAY for sole.Nelson\
Surplus commodities which vi! i Mrs. Arndt sI\<;per;?dvery g'°§;=~'Produce, Behnmgton,Nebr.15-4t . 9_3
1,d ith o th under e :mt wening.o 1 ren 0 r.B'§u§"'§"&m» i'Z,.,Zf` Sim. have b¢°¥\:Arndt were also present and en- FoRe§M;E 1l?41dl;"dd"{*# g m PHONE 11 and :uve us your wantu:d i t of se -3 per un urs es-ofis.0nlv 2c Der word ner insera"22EE°e;Bfo:nwB meal.dried 3'§°g .tha rneetlng an v si me person, Phone 212 on 54.17-2t tion insures instant. sale of tha
o nen s _ ..__..-..". Ah mf..ne~ 1..- \=.,,__|unwanted furniture. etc.
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I
prunes, butter,whe at flo ur,en-
ric hed wheat.flo ur,self-rising
flo ur (whe at f lour whi c h c onta ins
soda, phosphate and salt), enric h-
ed Btlbr isi ng flour,whole whe at
le r u lmm)flo ur,hominy (c orn)
One o f th e fea ture s of we e ven-in g wa s a lette r f ro m He n ry K ey -
s e r o f Oma h a wh o wr o t e a ve r yfineletterc ongratulating Mr .
Arn dt on h is ei gh tie th bi rth a nn i-
versary .Another fe atur e was the
»1 ..1 1
F U R S A M . u nstack, 1936 V»S couch. good con-
dition.H. W . Ro ga n , Her man .
38-2t
'I B E S T N UM B E R S , D e K a l b H y -
brid seed. Buy bushels or pounds
to fin is h plan ti ngs . Ra y Kr og h,
Blai r Flo u r Mi lla .18-2t
F OR QUI C K S E RV I C E o n ms s a n -
work, c all W . J . Lambert, Phone
m.,-if 1A'1 1 3 . 3
C A R D O F T H A N K S
W E W IS H To e xm-e ss ou r tha nk s
to the friends and neiszhbors who
assisted us a t th e ti me o f thedeath of our dear wife and moth-
er.We espec ially than k th ose
who sen t the bea utif ul Dor al of.
ferinizn a n d th e ministers fo r
their words of ay mva th v. also
Mr. and Mrs. Chr is Bendorf. and
Mrs. Hanc oc k and Miss Mead for
lumish in iz the musi c .
10.Rev.A . W .Clark e, pa stor oftheHe r ma n Method ist Churc h,
wi ll ha ve chnrge o f t h e servic es
an d wi ll de live r a s e rmo n, "F i sh -
ing"; spe c ial musi c will be provid-
ed by a c hoir of sixteen voic es, di-
rec ted by Mr s. H. C. Ha nse n.
Lieutenant Governor W i lli a m
Johnson of L i n c o ln \ vi ll g i ve th e
c ommen c emen t add ress at th e Le-
xzion Ha ll o n Thur sday evening,
ATTEND STATE MEET
Dr. Morris Nie lsen afte r attend-
'i ng th e me etin g o f th e sc hool
hoa rd lus t Mo nd ay e ve ni ng , dmve
d o wn to O ma h a whe re h e h a s
sinc e been i n attendanc e a t th e
mac e medic al assoc iation and e x-
pe tts to r e t u m ho me to mo r ro w(Fr id ay ).Dr.Nielsen i s one o f
the p illa rs o f th e a ss oc ia ti on a nd
Q ; i t s d r y e d i b \ g b € 8 ! l S 1 f r e sh V e g - ' s i n g i n g g f n a w h c n 011 B D U |
...»..\.1L¢i n c i u d i m r not.ato@S»f f e s h l w n m Y o u n i s .M a g g l e T h e 5 9 5 3
" ¢ | s n . n \ u ~ --1 -p e a r s ,a p p l e s .o r a n g e s a n d m p e -~ ' b §s h E i w M ° ° 1 e d r e s s e d i n
fmit.costume of an aged man andthe"t a i l f o o d s t o r e s l I l |.r n d t ,w h o..-.E'l.lg 1H`E_..ref*....»|..u r { | l m t t k h l l l l l e i h m s u b m t " " ' f" .? f" ? . . . f§ , . . . , # = { H n o
ay s |1 _the A lxfmn i Ass oc iation will h onor
the gr ou p the fo llo win g evening.
Th e soc ial hi gh li gh t of the
SC H \I .quet,is scheduled f o r to mo rr ow
(Fri day )evening. The iuniors and
seniors and their fac ulty advisors,
Mis s Ka the ri ne Ba rtle tt a nd S up -
eriniendent F. 'K.Alexan de r, will
Pure Meat
lb. 23c
1~I :mittee.Dru.. Howard and Goehring have
also spent considerable ti me a t
the meeting..
dinneratthe ';.n~er ...=...Fremont.Rev. John P. Brooks omcinbed.\
/ ~_'\W m a
: B B ~ 1 = a 1 n : u 1 _ ; . q ? m 7 k ' e d % e / / 1
Hamburger Po ~corn ?,'f§$$'»`§.., 2 lbs. 15c
1 -L .P o m m s
One PRICE CLOTHIER
___________@
Miss Ruth Eileen Wils`on,Om
aha and Mwcm Henry Fitch, A.1~'.Rf'r.c.Santa Ana,Califoxn§a.were married at the Methodlst
Oranges
no Size
Doz. 304:
o
|Bluing ?é's3§.:z::.§" .-19c
VV&B|11DKUUR" i ; J " * ° \ Y l n ; é " f ' 1 ;i e § . | d s o w a s G F E S S E Q l s \ U B \ u u l c - - ~ - B '4a n» 1;. . . .B W C o m l l t o f l .b l u e f o o d o r .b o v e " f " " ° E i f ° ° d " -s n m i l a r h a t t h e o c c a s m n ..f S P R I N G m u m s .M r s .v .o .I r e -B e r n c C o m p t o n ,vm l a b i e t h r o u g h A l t h o u g h ° ' S h * ' ?y e a r s o g s ;l a n d . P h o n e 2 1 1 2 o n a s .1 s n M r L i d M r s .P .c .T u c k e r ,
foods ll bef f . ,. n u m i n n l a n ' E n Il l i n o i s ,I n d i -M T I 4 . 1 - n d ; f 5 f ? Y 5 l i { E t ° " 2 _ i ~M r .a n d M m .D A C o m p w n
_ _ _..- . . ...~\.|n _ - . . -m n a r -...MI H a w fl P . | n } m n . n n
o tires. james W. Pounds. '18~1£18-It*SC lo
uunty, and will be carriedin the next few days.No
s made for the testi, as theinisfurnished by the
T.B. SKIN TEST PRO-
GRA M COM P L E TE
A tuberculosis akintesting pro~
..,.,,=,
SC H \I .quet,is scheduled f o r to mo rr ow
(Fri day )evening. The iuniors and
seniors and their fac ulty advisors,
Mis s Ka the ri ne Ba rtle tt a nd S up -
eriniendent F. 'K.Alexan de r, will
~ ~eeting
Ha r r y ~ S h a d l e md u m a m e 12-
week c ourse.Lessons on the c are
of 1:ab§ea, care of the sic k, and an
14 COMPLETE
NURSING COURSE
The first home nursing class or-
ganized in Bfair come to a close
this_vfeek, with (nrheen women
the meeting..
Miss Ru th Eileen Wils`on,O m
mlm, a n d Mwc m He n r y Fitc h,A .
F.R.'1'.C.San ta An a ,California.
we re marr ied a t t h e Metho dist
K S . , ~ ~Mi c h i g a n, Mi n - la u i me Arnuu Iluuns ...-..._,...._.Nebraska, North ' the Iatéh string; out for the friends
nesots, Missoun,Dakota.,Ohio,South Da ko ta and whi c h a re Ieglon.Those present on Su nd ay at the
Wnsconsm..celebration we r e Mr .and Mr s .
F R E M O N T D . A . R .m a n i i c h n l z Mr . a n d Mrs . c . P .
lK.ildahl'Mr s .Ed i th S011 and BPH
C ~ ~d;UKht@l,~ a n d VIT-
ginia;H r .andrdM .~A .Par-
hs M . L e o .Mn . Uh e t G. Mm*' ?~ " F W ! 14 "{ I E;n f s .Mo xi e A"f'ld"i,°fH§`l1`iy
"_|¢_- - J .llu.vi A.Reelcmayer OI Arungwn Amd: of C||i¢8l°i mr. ll||l luam'.,.;,.h m "-=n. .'E"&'%°£l': +~»-=-m»=1s1=- 1"f=::\9:'fi_"§£
Wedncudl? afternoon, wnen sw===~= Mrs. H. H Struve nermun Quuvu Iwere miembers of the Fremont D. Jr.Ma Jo Stn-uve W_ 3 Amd; seal sale money as useu an paywg yn=muo...,Alina -...A_ R Chapter. The event took f s w g ' M md Mrs. the doctor'a fees.included in the study.
c ,sas,.phsce |g_hu:€hArhngton Congregm ;eggemnn and daughter,'¥;e schedule oéesung follwg Those who completed the coursetionalu_Joan. Mrs. Josephine Buntinfg ,mg o as rn,y were Mes es E. S. Tripp, Myron
_ ..4-6-8. 1.00 to 2,30._Q: _rf"E"i°.f.1:. C.Klopp,Georgel_Multi-coiored tulips in °*Y't'"l1s0n Dick, of Syracuse. Nebmaxa:|Blair-Blair School, May 11-13-lnlemide,wuuam umtner,walterlun|\l and flmrs nrrannred m a Vlmn Dom sm of Blair;Dr. *""'.15. 8:30 to 10:30.|L¢n=.¢.n, Wglter §_u§ach9jv,_Geor1ce
provided éffective centerpieces.'Mrs. C.R-ay Gates and Clarence
Mrs.Neln Johnson of Valley. Gates of Grand Island and Mr. and
dupter resent. presided. The mam Mrs. F. w. Arndt.speaker was Mrs. John G. Hansen Those on Monday evening wereof FH-emont who, in her talk ef); Mr. and Mrs. Pmnk Adams. Hm-titled "Wings Over My Guden ,ry Rohwer, Dora Klindt and Kntlc
told of the flowers that she hll|M¢hrens of Fon Calhoun: Mr. andevery month of the year m her Mrs.H. S.Monks,Fonhmelle;
own gaxxien;Mrs Lilly Ruegg F Robertson Herman- Mr. andButwn at the piano played spnro-:George Mangold.I-Yemont;
piafe selections for the vsnmxs iss Emma Mangold, Bennington;
months.|Mri. Judith Aronson.Albert Mil-
m......».. members were P\1>i°'\¢~.ler.Alma Miller,Mr. and Mrs.
:M-lingbon-Arlington S c h o o I .
May 11-13-15, 1:00 to 2:30.
Kennard-Kennard School,May
\11-1s-ls, 3:00 in 4:00.
Fart Calhoun-\Doct°r's office,
May 11-1s-15, 11:00 to 12:00,
As in past vw-v. senior students
in the high schools of the county
have been invited to participate in
the skin testing umm-m~The Monday Afternoon Club issponsoring the local clinic, which
will bn held in the home economia
I-ledelund, T. A. Bohs, Lum uhns-wlscn, Paul Nyholm, Wnloef H\x~
ber, J. P. Nielsen, md Louis Soll.
Other home nursing course arewell underway, md will be com-
pleted within the next few weeks.
COU NTY FIL IN GS
CLOSE JULY 2Nl`)
The filings for county offices
clone on July Znd. This is less thantwo months sway. The time for
m
Hamburger
lb. 23~
nv 'l .I l
Popcorn ?,'f%:°,';,, 2 lbs. 15c
Bluing ¥é's,?§.:z:::"-1 9 c
,|Vi~ta-~ic~~
o r
B0 ogna
lb. l9¢
B a k i n g Powder G£~,~§§,,c
Wax Paper 100-Ft. Roll 19c
Crackers 2 lb. Box _184;
-
P o r k S t e a k
Loin Ends
lb. 30:
Be e t R oa s t
Shoulder or mb
lb. 234:
r e sQuart Box ---1Sc
PHONE 32 WE DELIVER
o J .S A S
;m=»»'\J """;|;Y0'\\!\I»' ~H5511 Dr. ¢_ R_ ||"¢|.G"°""' "°'°f :alumna 'J " A anime lllrv c m .§E§'.f"°T.vrmm1:~ . ".E.'1 taht ».¢.,f§f' Don Su Ind
rnom. All Blair freshmen are u-pectedand nrgediobetatedlor
tuberculosis and juniors and sen-iors who have not been tesbed pre-
vionsly may do sn xv. this time.
Students from nn-al high schools:
in this area are also w be tested.
upenses w be paid from the
Wanhlnzmn County Tuberculosis
primary election will be August11th, forty days alter the filings
close.As yet only two Iilingn hnvc
been made and bath are on the
republican ticket.Roy Snanwnhas filed lor sheriff and William
Jmhnel has filed for county com-
missioner from Commissioner Dis-
l \ . B H 5 1 9l g U L ! c l .» n » »w -a n n u ?w a v W . - - - -a n d M r s .J .S ~G a r d n e r .M r .a n d M r s .A m d t ,al h o f B l a i r ,
b e s i d e t h e s o n a n d d a t e r s a n d
S E R V I C E S ~t h e i r f a m i l i e s .
F O R F .M .B U ' 1 " 1 ' S \ _ _m n o m U T Y N Q
11.11.w n c u .lffu.1».7I1 \ n n ¥ . ANI ' i `|i'l"NA`lS...f n f F ' 1 " § | l \ l l ' i | l M
Funerm eervauc u nu - ---------Butta , 64 , we re h eld S atur day nr-\
ternoon at the Fred Bader FtlneralHo m e i n F r e mo n t , a n d b mlo l W I
ma d e a t K e n n u d .Rev.May , tho
fa th e r o r Fo ote r Ma y o f o m n -
m d s perscinxl friend o f H r .
Butts, offic iabed.Hr. Butts was an eff? ¥*9i5¢f1'¢_
. l J . l . l . l . ) | J | l l . L l . L J A l . A \ 4 | \ ; | | ; f
Margaret.W est o f Arlin gton
ear ned fo r the Ph i A lp ha sor ori ty
n t Mi dlan d Collesre Len points
toward the intra mur al c rown ass h e w o n t h e p e d d l e t e n n i s H n a l a
t h e r e r e c e n t l y .T h e o a d d l e t,en~
n i e t o u m a m e n t i s o n e o f s e ve r a l
- _ . _ _ - . . . . . . l 4 1 g n w a l t " i v * h h
. . . - - -, , ._seal sale fund."-
\Dr.C.D .Ho war d ,Dr .Mo r ri s
Ni else n an d Dr W alter E . Go ehr-
ing.assisted b y loc al nurses and
member s of th e Mond ly Af te rno on
Club will be in c harge o f the Blair
clinic.
Parents o f school children are
u t u u v a u l i n n n n n l i i n r r n § \ \ n ' l »n h i l r l r v n
tfic t ND. 1.4
This rne nnlf tlxn t i n th e ne xt f ew'weeks filin gs wi ll be made f or rr .;
numb er of offi c es in c lud ing Co m-1
missioner I ) i s tr i c tNo .1 and No .'
2 ;Clerk o f the Co u rt;Coun ty i
Cle rk;County Treasurer;Coun ty '
Superintendent;County Sheriff
:md Co unty Asses sor. In ma ny inofM a , ~~ I u l¢ lH " 8 p o m 8 P o lliU IU L \Luna gow "J """\|1513I Lu v:u\.vuas»5u \aiuA " " " " " ' " ; - "_-ber o f t h e f i t i t graduahng' c 1u's.[W . A. A., with c ompetition prgan-1_0 take ad va n ta g e o f thi s worth» stanc es,i f an an forfner yearg.he hi d re - iz ed a mong the four noc iul u omri - wh ile and f ree servic e..th ere wi ll be ma n y f aiinga.Thus
be f y ea rs9 ' F " U L L w a l t nm! nt tli etie lx on the u un ma .Mis s W est is \i » u su ally tru e o f th e s h er ff s o f
- --- ---.1 .\. _2... .u..___- ...,¢u i
We Still Have
.Materid
t o
Vulcanize Casings
We Wi l l B u y
Your Old Tires
For Cash
.I l
PRODUCTSOpen Al ~lgGOOD*/EAR
E sTAfr10N
~o n m e w e a n ' It i m e e r h i s w w - u . 1 f °" t v a ." = " ' ° " ' \ . ' f ' : a . . . . ' 3 . * ' : . » . .E . . ° i ,I|:u~¢;n fxunerous filings.
Oranges
no Size
Doz. 304:
l l
c
' J n
opcorn ~ 2 lbs. 15c
luing '¥é'53§.';2:§"-19c
ancake Flour "§§3;'§§§;T 144:
a k i n g Powder '[§'§;§j"§§,,9c
ax Paper 100-Ft. Roll 19c
rackers 2 lb. Box -184:
n -
c
r e s
~uart Box --1Sc
Cabbage
Solid Heads
lb. 4c
o
|
PHONE 32 WE DELIVER
A
Green Gables
M I L K
3 lge. cans 17
I
We Will Buy
Your Old Tires
For Cash
Regardless of Condition
GO
. . . _ _ - " a n n a s