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TO GO NEXT TOLEAVENWORT
The largest group o l menbeinductedinto the armyWorldWax' ll from Waahingt
County left this morning from
Court House in Blair. There w
approximately 70 men in
map- Seventy-three had beeniginally named to leave today
some were transferred m o
p l a c e s . i t h a s b e e n e x p l a i n e d b y
l o c a l b o a r d .T h e m e n a n d t h e i r i m m e d i
f a m i l i e s a n d w e l l - w i a h e r a g a t h e
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f i l l i n g t h e c o u r t r o o m a n d l o
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p a r k e d f o r s e ve r a l b l o c k s a ~
t h e C o u r t H o u s e s q u a r e .A f t e r r e c e i vi n g t h e i r o r d e r s ,
m e n w e r e t e n d e r e d g i i t a o f c ~
a n d c i g a r e t t e s b y m e m b e r s o f
l o c a l V . F . W .P o s t a n d t h e
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B u s i n a a m e n .G e o r g e T .H e d e l
c o m m a n d e r o f t h e S t a n l e y E .
p o s t o f t h e A m e r i c a n L e ~
p r e l a c e d t h e b o y s ' l e a v i n g w i
few remarks.In the lint of inducbees this
were a number of young ma
men,whose leaving wasthaninformerindu/:tionsthere were many signs of at =
emotions among the large cof onlookers as the two big b
carried e men away.The nducteea go firat to
Crook re they willtheirpreliminary medicalnation.Those who pass wil
sent on to Fort LonvenwKansas, whore they willjixeir unitormn and their onde
be assigned n basic training c
They will receive six weeks' t
ing at the camp after which
will receive orders for f
work.Those who are granted a 1
lurlough in bring to a closelocalaifairawill be requi
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K1 |.-YARD ACCIDENT
James Kuhr ol Scnppoose, Ore-
gon.fomzedy u! Blair,was the
victim of a shipyard accident at
Vancouver, Washington,Saturday
afternoon.Survivors include tWobrothers, Martin and Chris Kuhr.
both of Blair.Martin Kuhr left fur ORG"only thin week.He wlll bring th~body of his brother back in Blzi
for burial the latter part of thi~
week.
;D,§;§§i0. E. S. Notes
~ ~ 40th Annivers;z.;°;,.;:,\o f F o u n d
Powlps.
Gilbertson Store, W. J. Sas, BlueGoosnStore,Larson Market,Lund: Bros. Food Store, Carmll's
Grocery, Bohn Store,and Wolff
£t!ll\0LlningMon day , May 18th,delivery
of f ood stuf fs i n Blair will he lim
ited to one daily .The sin gle ris;-
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» OWN LEAVES
F O R A R M
Roy Brown of Arlington
et in the army air corps, 1
urday for Santa Ana,C~
ia, where he will report
y.He had spent the pastmthsi n Ar lin g to n wi th
nts,Mr .and Mrs.L1
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~ority of the trutors of Iowa havebeen taken. Other tracwra may betaken hum the county at a later
dnte.
which opens in Blair this weekunder the chairmanship of Stan-
ley Bednar.Their contdbutionwasin the amount of $26.21
which was half of the moneywhich the boys had received for
scrap iron which they had sold.
In a recent drive in the city,14,000 pounds of scrap iron had
been collected which the boys
V.F.W. DIST. MEET
PLANNED SUNDAY
A district meeting of t.h¢ Vet.-
erans of Foreign Wars will he held
at the Blair V. F. W. Hall hut
Sunday,Commander Paul CcmP~
ton has annoumced.The meeting
will include delegates from Omaha
and Fremont._
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Mr . a nd Hr s . A . R. B ro c k wer ~
delighted recently to receive I. let-
ter f r o m their elder son,Ma jo r
Ernest Bmc k, who is now stationed
a t Fo r t B en ja mi n o f Harri son,
Indiana.Th i s plac e in located
about fif tc e ri miles f r o m Indian-
apolis,
Ma jo r Broc k is a t pr es en t nt-
tendi ng an army sc h ool of fmanc e
where he will take a thn ge mo nths
course.A f te r c ompleting th e
c ourse there be will be sont to an-
oth er tra ini ng school where,wi th
twelve other s, he will take another
three months c ourse.
Af te r th is la s t course is c om-
ple te d th e twe lve me n will be g iv
ent a.division under Mr .Bro c k
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Spring there am many very |:-~ MEN ~'tiful flower gardens and the own- °I'f'955 Arnencan Leglon aw~~sFREMONT WDRK*m are urged to bring their best. wall be presented these two by J..|n makes no difference what is is, M.Ilurcham Qf the Lemon post.Nearly all of the appxoxm telyiif it is a flower, take it to the Other scholastxc honors are to be
fifty men who will beg-in work Wshow.miéo by Prilfoiplil Jamea C.
tha Fremont airport developmenti Committees in charge of the ompson.under a WPA project will come flower show are listed below.Followxng the presentation of
from Washington and Colfax'Armngernenta:Mrs. Lyle Gu.y_lllB class by superintendent J. R.counties, it was learned this week.el.Mrs. Morris Nielsen Miss 1da!Vl1"1¢\¢¢l. diplomas will be award-
City Engineer L.J.Roessler of Johnson Mrs A_ (}jebel Mrs. ed bs' Walter F. Gutschow of the
Fremont pointed out that most of Giffm-d'D;;0n ]5,1,.3 M R ilqppgn. hoard of educationtheavailable workers in Dodge cost.'The eomal highlight of the year,County are now employed on a city Registration:Philip 0'Hanlon the jun:or-senior banquet, in "hed"
street marking proiect.Ruth Wolfe uled for Fnday evening The an-
.:...nual baccalaureate service will
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Food pres ervation is th e ti mely a
topic of the c urrent projec t, lesson.A series o f leade r tr aini ng meet-1 x r?\ings is being held this week undea.=$_.Q.`bf*~l¢1 .the diredtion of Extens ion Agent .Ru th Wolfe.Bla ir icaderil me t 1. ~.9 . .
a t th e couzrt house on 'I`lllBBdlY§\ ~ § < L =__;_. ..=:.3..A£
Kenna.:d lenders met W ednesrlrly .He r ma n leaders £0113Y (Thurs-.S{\\'1 Dwgo ,California,where sh
d a y ) ;and A r i i n t o n loaders a n wali 1¢P0¥f fo r d uty at the nw-ruwFr i d a _ /base hosplbal She enlis ted in th
m m g y .I n addition no the usual gro up U. s. Navy some ti me a go a nd 1
k r l I ute 'Lof projec t Tenders, Vic tory leader.. ran e as a :e nun.f r o m the various rur al districts A for mer Bla u'resldent,M i
.Dzxon was graduated f r o m th
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C11 O :; .. .day , May 11 at the Ho me Ec onom-
ic s ro om in th e B lai r Hig h B c ho oi
building.Thos e p artic i pating in the sk in
te stin g pr og rmn we re :3 6 I n s h -
s ner, o! Fremont, will be in attend-
ance,according to pnzsent plans.
A l\rnc.h will be served lste in theafmmoonfollowing the meeting,
which lakes place at 2:00 p. m.
LEAVES FOR NAVALBASE HOSPITAL
Miss Dorothy Dixun,daughwrnf Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Dixon of
Ft. Calhoun, will lexve May 19 fo
108 TAKE T. B.TESTS AT CLINIC
Under the supervision of theMoncay Pgfwrpoqn Club .l tuber-
BB " s ~9as Mrs. O"Hnnlon went. to the hos~
pital th e olde r af the children
wI .8 tak en with the measles also.
This wertainiy should c omplete the
c irc le of had lu c k fo r th e f ami ly .
To_ Try Sub
Dunn Hcnzlik of the Universf Nebraska will be the prlnc'peaker on the prog-ram. Phy
ensen,sa1utat»o1-ian,and Eun
arlsen,valedictorian, will spn the subjects,"The Fight'reedom Never Ends"and "
smith Is In America".Cha
mnilton, an outstanding mem~f the clams, will also speak,ng as his topic "Our Pledge
ervice".A highlight of the évening
|the announcement of the
representatimze boy and girl of
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d r e n a n d 1 1 a d u l t s f r o m t h e B l a i rvi c i n i t y .\C h a . : l e s R o b e r t s o n n o t i f i e d T h e
W e d n e s d s y ,M a y 1 3 t h e ¢ , e 5 | ; : E n t e r p r i s e r e c e n t l y t h a t a f l o w o r
g i v e n w i l l b e r e a d ,a n d a a e c o n d ' 3 h ? W " ° 1 U b e h e l d i n t h e M a s o n i c
test wi ll be given.Frid ay .May \bwld111z o n n e xt Saturday ,Ma y
'lstates, from nine o'c loc.k. AM. and
on.It has been two years dnce thelast flower show and flower low
ers missed the show last year.Undoubtedly they will be pleased
to know that one will be held.
Owing to the fine rains this=besu~
read.Drs.Morris Nielson and C. D.
Howard gave the skin tests, as-sisted by Mrs.Mal-doo Shsdle,
Mrs. Iflorena. Walker, and a groupofwomen of the Monday After-
noon Club.
th e little thi ngs of li f e whic h
ma ke ar my li f e mo r e comfort-
ab le f or th e bo y s in th e ar me d
Iorvcea They furnish c offee, c ig-
arettes and other inc identais.
Contributions are being oc-
oepted at the W ashin gton Coun-
ty ba n k a t mi s time b y C h a i r -
ma n Bednar.The c oun ty 's quo-
ta is $600.
| "~:and giris is well-prepared and eac h
has high hop es for 9. br illiant fu~
ture despite th e fa c t th a t th e
world th ey ar e ab o u t to e n te r i s
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A n n u a l F l o w e r S h o w T o
"':a °
~3 Graduate
From B.H.S.
Thursday Eve
Déan Henzlik, U. Of N.,
Is Main Speaker On
P r o g r a m
Sixty-three young people will
be graduated from Blair High
School,next Thursday evening,
May 21, at the annual commence-
Plan Flower
Show Here
Enancial end of Uncle Sam's
businea and wili be authorined boDay out funds of from $17,000 to
$24,000 by check.
Scouts Make First Contribution to U.. S. O.
Blfiir Boy Scouts made the sold for 55240first, coritribution w the United The United Service Orgar
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BLAIR, NEBRAsKA, MAY 14,wazVOLUME xLv1 NUMBER 19
MRSPO'HANLONG l ' 0 C € l ' S C l i t \'H1xs_931e:nA1'1oN
Taes Co tyI|)|-°..""'2,'»:°';~a»v..:"§:':e wenes ,,,g,.~ fs°5=~e§y£§'i' m a tl n C i t y ~
lt n avo i d a
10:00 O'clock Delivery To f_ggn§=g=;;;,
Be Only One Made. To This :hon
" - ~ - - -'f\2.~,m Cac the 0'I-Ianl\..»0n SelVU 111.130, \.| uu g Mseem.r.
`§"§r" §'§é5 5*6i.E>cK\S£§é\;»"g~»¢
younger of
Eight.Bla ir groc ery stores are'* ' - 5 \n.»r:\\.."eE*3'..€3E:,`il..'§,.Q§'&EiHere11-Ths1\I=wz"*rh2`{§»"£r'5{»`§=lg k-I Victory 1-iaircuan o n la st Mo n da y to menu,n e -bra sk a, wh er e it wi ll be used i n
construc tion wo r k o n th e b o mb
loading plan t n o w bei ng erected
at tha t plac e.I t i s r e p o r t e d t h a t t h i s ~ ~
Bobo Wand,son of Mr .an
Mr s.Ho me r W ar d of Kennare
in pe de c tly wi lli n g to go " t
the limi t." for an Allied vic tor;
i t wo u ld seem.He i s pic turf
nhnun wi i h his lBt£2Bt Cbfltfibl
\ < ° r y W m ul.:luu ut .:..... . _ . - .'P h n w 1 r N E \ - w h i c h f o l l o w s o q e u f
simi lar nature being ma d e i n
muhn and hundred s of oth er c it-
ivb throughout th e Uni te d Statesisinkeepingwi th a.suggestion
{n»|r|the ra ti o nmg boards o f
\\°=Lqhimr'ton County who are inte_r-
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come a common practice ny me ":" '~~- -..._a. _...J 6\¢* l avant MJ tum-a Vxctory haircut.
u u a g e L u m
Plznting Hexwu c u uusu. ."..._.de lne r y fo r la te Sundny dinner
shoppers.Ord er f or gr oc er ie s will be a c -
c e pted u ntil 9 :3 0 A M. d ai ly , it i s
announced.
Rf n ws entering in to the ne w
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1Tan Sub-s1f;ce Swe
R i>B§ri and prepa1
The Seedbedlnlhvuyu
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Com will be planmd mis up
ln uwset clover and sllnlfi I
without plowing on the fnrmuGlenWilson,James W. Niel
Ansel Taft and A. I-I. Sibbernall locawd in Washington Gou
"Plowlng under sweet elm
states Milan D. Austin, Assls
Soil Conservltionist o!`f-he P
Dinh-let."us ullly -le av e s
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ground loose and bare which
sultn in l lot of soil washing
loss of moisture, and later in
ly and August the corn is a;
-f;,e'yThese farmers are using
surface tillage instead of u
to prepare the land for
Sulmurface tillage is done
broad llat. V-shape sweeps vcut the roots of sweet clovcl
falls and weeds without tu
the mil. ovar.This leaves
stnw ind other crop residw
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Project W 9 me_n_'§'o At-
bénd Series Q xvgeev-inqs This W eek
day '
nedr
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wp nl tha ground w \
mulch.Dr.F. L. Duley and
Runell, research men -Conservation Service, s
ary
in
lege of Agriculture, L
brash, have demonscrop residue left on \ground makes it possi
have been xnviueu W »~-~..--rneetingsf Washington Count!
homemnkeus plan to can thelr
surplus garden products this yearas n home line of defense. and the
auhject of food preservation take:
on added importance-The dryins and brining method.-1of preserving fruits and vegetables
will be stressed at Miss Wol!e's
meetings.Canning and freezinll
mp probably the most desirable
m-tlwds; however, when lt in no
cexsary to preserve large ¢I\-\l¥}\-\-
ties of food. hnnius and dnrms
have their place._The rnain purpose 01 <l\'Y3"Kfoods, as set forth in the Pr\1J¢C\\
lesson material, are:To removalsufficient moisture from foods rmprevent spoilnge;to remove tlxla
moisture in such a way as £0 PN'Jerve aa muth of the food VB-\\lB as
possible: and to pmerve aa much
as possible of the natural flavorand cooking characteristics of the
raw material.Although many mine s and
vitamins are lost in brining, s
brined vegetable is, of gourse, Pr?-ferable to having no vegetal>le_m
the diet.Fermentation in bnne
produced by dry sslting and sa\t~ing without fermentation will be
included in the brining di.sc\lSSi0n.
County Feeders
Plan Tour Of
sC u m m g C o u n t y
To M a k e T o u r O n Th u r s ~
da y , Ma y 2 8 th. De c i s i o n
Re a c he d Tue s da y
Wnphington County feeders willtourCumingCountyonThurs-
day, May 28th, it has been sn-nounced, following a meeting ol
the directors of the feeding aaso»eiatiun held at Blair last Tuesday
evening.Although present plans are notentirely complete, the time of the
hour has been set w leave Calhoun
at 7:30 AM., Blair 8:00 LM., and
Hooper at 9:15 A.M.The tour will terminal-e at 4:00
p. m.
DEC. 24, 1941
Henry David Mark, a natlve of
Blair, having been hom here on
H110 6, ma n moms killed in
action on December M, 194| in the
Pnnliplm,Early settler! will remember the
Mark family Y-he father operating
Blair High senoon in no .....Wattendedthe Clarkson Hospital
school of nursing nnd since her
graduation two years ugo she has
been a member of the hospital
staff.
RUFUS OLSON
TO LEAVE DANA
Rufus Olson, well knovm Dana
College athletic coach. will severhisconmctionswiththecollege
at the close of the current school
year he has announced this week.Olson has been coach at Danafor tl\e past 10 years during which
time he tumed out some foot-ball and 1°-me teams with records
of 100% wins.He has been a la-
voriw among the student body
throughout hismany yarn of ser-
vice here.The coach has nn definite planstoannouncealthough he stated
any this week um he was wn-sldering several coaching positions
in Omaha.He will not leave
Blair, however, until mid-summer.
Meanwhile,Dana College planatocurtailitsathletic activities
next year due to a shortage of men
students.Just how drastic the
curlailment will be has not yetbeen. determined but thielimins-tion of the football work next fall
ls said to be in the effing.
BOARD SEEKSREGISTRANTS
The local Selective Service board
is having trouble, it is learned, in
locating several registrants who
have failed to give notincstion of
change ol address.It would be
appreciated if anyone kmwinz the
preent whereabouts of the following men would contact tl'\a»Bollrd
in the court house at _Blain Ted
Ellis. last known addrma HermanRt. 1; Charlie Bay, Kennard Rt. 1:
Harry Linderman,Mspletnn.
Iowa;Arthur John Bauersachs,
Herman Rt. 1: William Ray Red-
ding.%Ernest Arp,R.I-'. D.,
South Omaha, Nebraska.
TIRE PERMITS
A R E I S S U E D
The tire rationing board has
W. L. Hindley, Blal-r, 1 tire; T1-
son-Long, Herman, 1 tire;HarryF/ehtenkamp, Arlington.1 fs-gatorLire;Frank Bates.Kennard,1
truck tire; HoseaWilson, Blair, 1truck tube; Albert V. Kool, Arl-ington,1 redpped tire;G.W.Wilson, Blair, 2 tractor tires and
2 tubes; w. E. Lneke, 1 mek tire;
E . L B-aver,1tire m a i tube;
K1L1_E"[§`1N A( y f i ( ) N ue.-a permits no the following:
. buslnvaa an dn meant loatiun mn. Thompson, Kerman, 1 trunk
Aa the airport work progressesand the marking project ls com-pleted, Dodge county men will be
added to the airport project.
TO HOLD FINAL
E X A M S S O O N
Final examinations will be held
at the Blair High School next
Tuesday and Wednesday. All een-
iors, whose grades are average,will be excused from the last
week of school, including tests.
Farm Lnbor
Committee ls
Now Functioning
Hope To Bring Men And
Jobs Together Tlds
S u m m e r
Look for the orange posters!They will tell you the name of
the man in your community who
will help you to find farm labor.
The p rds are being posted bythe Farm Labor a11b~commlttee of
the Civilian Defense Committee.
The committee chairman is How-ard Jensen of Arlinton and themembers include: G.. Beadle, FL
Calhoun; Gilbert Potadle, Herman;I-'rank Byers,Kennard;Howard
Rhea, Arlington; W. A. Steaven-
son,Fontsnelle;H.Lyle Guyer,Blair, and E. D. I-'shmey of Blmlr.
The operation of the plan tobring together jobs and available
labor, both men and machines, is
based upon a system of volunteer
community representatives.All
available labor is urged t0'*{§glB~ter with the locul represe tiveand those deeinng labor,either
temporary or permanent, should
inform the representative The lo~w representatives are cooperating
with the U. S. and State Employ-
ment Services.Men looking for fannf work,
school boys looking for summerjobs, farmers wishing to do cus-
tom work and even the business-rnsn who is willing so help a fewhours each day, should all regis-
mr with the local labor represent-
ative as soon as posdhle.The local representatives in
Waahlnglan County are:Herman-Henry Trahlnn.Telbasta--Schalenman Store.
Fontanolle-Harold Strenger.
Wl8l'\H\KWn--Tod Nelson.
Kennard-Glenn Rosenbaum.
Arllmnon-»H. c. McClellan.
Fort Calhoun-Henry Kruse.
Construction:Marion Stnckleu.Lyle Guyer,Rvv Atwood,Roy
Dudgeon,E. D. Fahmey.The following classes may be en-tered:Single entries,basket ar»
rangement,vase arrangement,
table arrsngment, msntel arrange-
ment.Vases will be furnished.
All entries should be in by te'\'l n.
m.In regard to awards, it has been
announced that there will be nocompetitionbut every exhibitor
will be given a suitable award.
Remember, the hall will be op-en from nine o'clock on.Bringyour flowers. No charges. Publicurged to attend and inspect the
exhibit,
SENIORS ENJOY
ANNUAL OUTING
'Blair High School seniors en~joyed their annual elses day. Fri-
day_ with areund sixty young peo»Pie spending the day in Lincoln.The group left early in themorning for the capitol, via pri-
vate automobllm,Among otherpoints of interest visited durinK
the course of the morning wereLincoln High. Sdxool, the state his-torical society, the mme eavilvl.
the Chamber of Commerce, LinmlnAirplane and Flyimr Sehool.Dur-
ing the afternoon they attended
Lixwoln theatres, or visited Antel°l>e park or the University Of
Nebraska campus.
The seniors were dinner guests
of the,Lincoln Chamber of Com-
merce.
ROACH-HEIMPHILL
NUPTIALS IN MAY
Miss Betty Anne Roach, daugh-
ter ol Mr. and Mrs.David J.
Roath of Denver, announces herengagement to Robert F, Hemphill.
90:1 ol Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Hem-phill of Ommhn, formerly of Blair.The marriage will take place the
latter Part of May ln Mission
Texas.The bride, a frequent visitor in
Blair during the past, is a gradu-
ate of the University of Nebraskaand belongs to Pi Beta Phi.Mr.
Hemphill, who was graduated from
Blair High School in 1987 and laterattended Dana College, is s grad-
uate ol the Univerdty of Nebras~ka where he was affiliated with
Siam# Alpha Hlsiion.He is nn
aviation cadet and is taking a
wma in advanced pursuit brain-
ille at H<¢°r~e Field, Mission, Tex-
as.He wlll receive his wings and
commission this month.
BUY DEFENSE BONDS
B l a i r - H . L y l e G u a n d E -l
y e r .um s wa mps No w
mke place at the school auditonurn
on Sunday evening.
l\VINS HIGH HONORS
l AT NAT'L CONTEST
Marilyn Nelson of Herman won
a rating of superior plus in the
piano division at the National Mu-lsic Contest in Omaha, lsst week.
A medal will be awarded to her in
the near futureOnly sixteen years of age, Miss
Nelson is a most talented young
pianist.She won honors in the
state contest last year, but was
unable to attend the natiow meet
as it was held in Kamen City.
Miss Nelson ia the daughter olDr. and Mrs. W.L Nelson, Her
man._ ,.._ ...._ - -GW E P ROGRA M A T
NE W E NG L A N D
A program was given at theNew England School near Her-man, Thursday evening, with thegraduatingclass in charge.Themain features were two one~sct
plays, "Wildcat Willie", and "Ouch,
My Corn".Other entertainment included
"Swiss Mountain Song"hy the
rhythm band;songs by the boysand girls glee clubs and mixed
chorus;and a selection by the
Herman high school girls octette
Lunch was served at the close
of the evening..
TEN DAYS AND COSTS
.Marshall Dave Cummings of
Henman arrested Cecil Romine re-
cently on a charge of drunkenness.The hearing was held in the
county court on Hay 12 and Ro-
mine was given a sentence o! ten
days in jail and ordered to Pay
ehe costs in the sum of $8.95
MUSIC STUDENTS
GIVE RECITAL
The voice class of the Blair Hilh
School will present a recital this
(Thursday)evening before anaudienceofparentsand friends.
Inslrucwr Leslie Ma th ia in
eharge ol the program
"I'T`{."M L `F PRODUCES
97 WOOLEN SKIRTS
Herman Red Cross workers
have eompletd 97 wh'woolenskirts, it was reported this week
by Mrs. Henry Truhlsen. Herman
Rod Crou ehairman.The articles
A
Brown.awaiting his call to the
colors.Brown, who holds a private
pilot's license, is a graduate of
the Arlington high school and
spent two years at the Univer-sity of Nebraska in Lincoln; he
received his license at Midland
College in IH-emont alter takinga C. A. A. course and has fifty
hours credit in flying,/ For sev-en months, he was employed in
the Lockhend Aircraft plant at
Burbank, California.Young Brown is a grandson
of Frank Brown of Arlington
ani ! of Peter Svendpmd of
Bl
15 Graduate
At Herman
»oT h i s E v e n i n g ,
Catherine Brodersen And
Evelyn Richter Lead
Glas
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ram sa compared mu.,,..,,...,,,|prevents soil washing and drying
out ol the soil.Glen Wilson informed Austin
that with bla tractor and threesub-surface sweeps he sub-dlled56 acres o l second-year sweet
clover in two days. With s plow
followed wiw s hm-row he said
it would have taken him live days.Thus,Wilson saved considerable
labor which is now almost impos-
sible to hire, and ho figured hesaved from 85 to 40 gallons sf!
lI
Charter Members, AndFirst Candidates Spe-
.cially Honored
The members of the McKinleyChapter of o. E. S. ol Bllil' hemaspecialmeetinglast Thursday
evening celebrating the lortieth
anniversary of the founding o !
the organization.Two charter members were
present, M11 F. W. Arndt and Mr.
trlrt/or fuel by sub-tllling. ln °'*'|\vx\nem Kelly, also one of the two
dltion to this saving Wilson ex-,l i n t candidates for inidation,pects according to raulta obtain-'."3 hir farmers throughout wefill' Hnnnls al-?$:fw ":\°¢°
name,to get bigger coiryleldalen on account ot illnas. Tbeans
with less soil "K-' Wil- were present and duly ho n o zd
son also sub-tillod 12 sera of oldlueum Amdt and Kelly were giv-
alfa lla. He '*"'" nut the ""°'P'en seats in the m e and l i n
were set to cut about six inches in ,gong was presented Wim a gif; gy,deph"No other ground 9"9'n"¢»oken of the ateem ln which shetlon beside lub-Lilling will be donelin mm fields. The com will \»e'§§ 153 21,,,§L',f,.M""' G
planted on the contour with a two-
row liater.'
pMr.0. M.Ireland, who for n
long term of years served asMr. Sibbernsen will surf ace Worth Patron was also resent
u Station ln Lincoln This wm
leave the straw on the surface of
the ground throughout the sum-
mer. Last year Sibbemsen used
Filwén young people will be sub-surface tillage lor groundgraduated from the Herman Hign preparntion for small grain, with
School at the annual commence-ment exercises Thm-sda eveuinys.May 14.Members of the class of'
1942 are Virginia Grenier, Lillil-n
Hansen. John Skinner, Ira Wofcn,Catherine Bmdersen.Janice Pet-
ersen,Lenora Cashman,Evelyn
Richter,Betty Korshoj,Marvin
Jordan, Frances Mae Hansen, Vio-
;==>»d suecaa._
W A R B O N D S A L E S
L A G T H I S M O N T H
This morning, n large contingent
of our boys left to KiVo their all
to their country and so do this partin bringing ee an end this terribleletPetersen,Ervin Modlin, Jackwg '
Petersen. and Nonna Kruse.
The exercises will open with apiano proceselonal to be played -G
Marilyn Nelson, and an invocation
by Rev A W Clarke
The sslutshury address will be
given by Evelyn Richter Cslher
me Brodersen is valedietonan
The pnndpsl address "World
Afire will be Ewen by Lxeuten
ant Govemor William Johxlon.
the diploma and sehoiaralup
awards will be made by Superin-tendent F K.Alexander The
eighth grade graduates will re
cene their diplomas also at thistimefrom County SuperintendentRalph E. Falxthlld
Other features of the programinclude the "Hymn of Peace" by
the mxxed chorus and a dedseationby the girls glee dab The bene-dichon will be pronmmced by Rav
Clarke-
Everyone of them is going to
need food, clothing, arms and amunitkan.lt's our job he/rg at horns
to see that they get all of thesethings, and the method by whl¢h'
we can do it is by buying bonus
to the fullest extent no which we
are capable.Washington County has beenssked to buy $18,400 in bonds ln\
the month of May.So far, salesl
hind our boys.Remember, when you buy bonds
you are.tznding bonds for bullets.
lt'|one way you can send your-oumplimmts to Hitler and Hirohi-tn, and you can depend on our boys'
delivering your message.
Mr. and Rin. L. C. Klopp and
Rags spent 'llothds Day in Ly-,ons, where they were guests of
Hn. Klopp'a puenta, Mr. and Hn.
plant _his corn following sub-sur-and Wm, ;,,,A m m g ;Pat-
lace tillage wlgx an °='1'";,§Y corn ron.
planter.e wi cu tivale e comwithsmallIweeas has been'Several impromptu speeches
psdone at the Nebraska Experiment-iwere given and letters from ab-
sentee members were read. In th#
speeches, which were of the rem-|inis~:ent order,much of the hi l -
tory of the order was gone over.Refreshments closed the enter
tainrnent which was a. most please
ant affair.
MAY SECURE R C.
YARN FOR KNITTING
Red Cross yarn w be used in
lmitting sweaters, scarfs. wristlob.and rnufflers may be obtained
ho m Mrs.W. J. Koopmsn °€'
Blair, chairman of the Red Crosssewing and knitting unit in Wash-
ington County.Directions for knitting the
above-named articles may he ob-tained,also, through Mrs. Koop-
man.Complete instructions (nr
beginning lmittera were given is
s November issue of Life Maga-
zine, it has been pointed out.
4 0 E T 8 T o
M E E T A T B L A I R
The Dodge-Washington Countyvoiture of the 40 et 8 will meet ar.
,.Blsir tomorrow evening tor a at
fish supper at due Eat Shop fol-
lowed by a regular business me$=-
ing at the Legion hall.
Mrs. Anna King, who was cam-fined to her bed most ol'h t !
week, is so Za! recovered from her
illness aa to be bank at her that
n -.'.
1 nr.'fV~I.Nelson win W¢!'~"}aren't "D w par-le/t's all get be-l
hlvebeensenttoheadquutarl.c, E, Mcldunles.in the Armlt Hardware.fi `5:`&=§"1.E&»<ix anion Station.ma..SlllllLu;
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Bhlr'| Leadinsz Newspaper m-»~»~..»---»» -Entered us second-chu matter under the act o! CODIIHI Of l\llr¢1\L ;8'l'9. at the poatoffice at Bhir. Nj}=_fH_§k°-_v \2 j"
me rv -......-..-County eighth and tenth gmde
gmdustion was held at the Blair
High School auditorium,Tuesday
evening, with a large gathering ot
students and patrons in atten-
dance.This was the first time
Lhat the tum!commencement
event had been held in the evening,
and it proved to be an entirely suc-
cussful md satisfactory venture.The program was opened byRev. T.A,Lindenmeyer,Church
of Chdst pastor, who spoke anfew
wards of lnvoestion,County Su-
penntendent Ralph E.FairchildofBlair also spoke bdefly.Su-
perintendent J. R. Vinckel of the
Blgir City school system welcomed
the assemblage, and he was tol-lnwed by Mrs. Elizabeth Staples,
Pleasant View school instnxctur,
who spoke in response.
Principml speaker of the evening
was County Superintendent H. H.
Munson of Beatrice,Nebraska..
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Mr. Munson, a former cnuutauqualecturer igld a World War veteran,spoke an the timely subject "To-
morrow And You", tempering his
thoughts with a humor that de-
lighted the students and pmrents,
alike.
Additional entertainment was
provided by the junior high a cap-
pella choir, which sang "The Mar-
ine Hymn" and "Steal Away" un-der the direction nf Leslie E.
Marks, Blair school music teacher;
llliss Doris l-lagelin sang "By the
Waters nf Minnetonka",accom-
panied at the piano by Miss Cla-
rissa Wicks; s Krwo of Hnrtung
school children sang "Whispering
Hope" and "I Don't Want to Play
ln Your Yard" under the direction
of their teacher, Miss Marcella
Laudenkloa.
Diplomas, presented by County
Superintendent Fairchild,wereawarded the following eighth andtenthgradersoft.he county'a
schools:
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rs.to the club at the next meeting.Sunday, the Herman .nmdny
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Hansen,and the 'youngest ,moth~
er. Mrs. Jamas Wegt.
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§:Chapter in Omaha this week." "_...a U--'8 W Clarke
ed.For "R" Mr.Alexander had
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Class Propb Curtis Ry an ;
Class Wi '-~-Franc es Mae Hansen.
'fhoro wa ;also gro up singing.A t t h nc lusion they attended n
KEY. him unc .Fla ......._-.__were dinner guests,Sunday ,o f
Mr .an d Mr s ; W i lli a m Campbell
at Bla ir . Th e y mo to r c d to Oma h a
that a fterno on to visit. their sons,
5 c o 1 u | A r th u r a n d Douglas of Linc oln."h°f"atdt"f| L'':_;'°15reTh¢'I%:'i'f 'i l Honoring 1\Iother's Day a fa m-
; : m_ s . . °na "B lu e ' W h i te sn d ii ly r e un i o n wa s h eld at th e ho me
I'c -rfec l"'of Mr s.Cla ra W hltnac k.Present.
.iwo ro Mr .an d Mr s.Ed ga r W hi t-
.Sunday,.Be.r tha Lo we °"\ '== "ma¢k a nd Mr . a nd Mr s. Lo ui s c m-tamed for Mess rs. and hie sda mes znm nod baby of Roc kford,m i -
G.F.L0\\f:,S.R.Lo we .H' ' " 7 ln o i s °Mr . a n d Mrs . Gu y Bailey of.1 l3....\."A H In\l.¢e|n|..::..Mn nmI Mrs.Robert F | y g `
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W itho ut exc eption,there is
hardly s parent wh o does no t
think tha t hi s or h er pa rtic ular
youngster is outstanding in good
looks,an d srnartness or th a t
something ab o u t th e m mak es
the m h ead an d s hou lde rs abo ve
all th e othe r ki d s in the n ei gh -
borhood.Some weeks ago Th e Enter»
prise sponsored a p hotogr aph er
wh o we n t to th e to wn s of A r i -
ington,He rman ,an d Fo r t C a l-
hou n i n s ea rc h of th es e y oun g-
TOWNSENDERS MEET
MAY 21 IN BLAIR
La te st developments in the
c ampai gn to obtain speedy pas-
sage at W ashington of H. R. 1036,
whic h wo uld ma ke t.he Townsend
Plan a la w,wi ll be explained to
'Townsen dites i n Blair on May 21,
8:00 PH1.a t Sc he ff le r Ha ll wi th
H. B. Fis lar as p rinc i pal spea ker.
Th e me e tin g wi ll be one of 75
simi lar gatherings in th e states
o f Kansas,Nebraska,W y omin g
and Colo rado dir ec ted fr om Town-
send Nation al Headquarters i n
lCh ic a go as pa rt of Dr Fra nc i s E
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ster n who a rc the pri de a nd joy
of their respective parents.Pic-
tured above are some of them, in
their best poses.W e thi nk
they 're a swell bunc h.W h at d o
y o u thi nk of th em?
L e f t to ri g h t th ey a re asfollows: upp er r ow: Dean Blo c k,
son of Dr. and Mrs. I). M. Bloc k,
Ar li ng to n.Ra y mo n d an d Ger-
maine Ludwig, s on and daughter
of Mr . a n d Mr s . R. C . L u dwi g ;
Sandra La s he r , d au g hte r o f Mr
an d Mrs . A llen W . L a ak er , A rl-
.\.. .' J e I v t,3 ';.r v .ga
ington;Be tty A nn E c h te mp ,
dau ghter of Mrs . Le na E c h te n-
kemp , A rlin gto n; a nd Bill Re c k-
mey er , so n o f Mr . and Mrs . W .
T. ltec kmey er, Arlington.
Second Ro w:Me rlin Na pp s,
son of Mrs. W illiam Nappa, Arl~
ington;Rob ert W ager,son o f
Mr. and Mr s, V . G. W ager , A rl-
ington; c hildren of Mr. and Mrs.
To m Mc hlshon,Ar li n gton ;J o
Dean, daug hter of Mr . and Mrs.
A. C. Mar sha ll, A rli ngton; J a n-
ice,daughter of Mr .and Mr s .
'MRS. LILLIE PHIL-BROOK BURIED MAY 6
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Happenings Of
By-Gone Years
io Years Ago;-1932
Funeral servi c es for Mrs.Li lli e
Philbrook of F o r t Calhoun were
held Wednesday alter noon Ma y6,a t the Siévers Fune ral h o m e .
Five day s of rai n in thi s c o unty Rev.Th omas & n d li n ,Presbyter-
totaled 2.14.liao pastor, offic iated an d inter-
Dr. W illiam Rathrnann and ll1iss| \1l\'H\l1 wa s mad e i n th e F o r t Cal»
houn cemetery .Mr s .PhilbrookOli ve Smith ha ve an nou nc ed the irma rr ia ge of mor e than two y ears 'had passed away on the recedinpg
Sunday,Ma y 3 ..
A s Li llie Belle Han kin s,she
was born at Loogootee, Illinois, on
February 27,1871.Sh e wa s mar -
rie d to Fr ank P hilhr ook a t A ve na
ago.Defi nite h igh way routing s h ave
been established,and the new
W as hin gton hig hway will be rou t-
|.ed do wn Sou th treet fr o m Ea st
To wn s e n d s national expa ns io nlto ' I h i m then No r th to Nehras-»
c ampa ig n to es tab li sh hi s plan of lm S tr ee t.
pensions fo r a ll persons over 60f_Six W ashington County stu~
'°-i~'§i.° .,i?§°s is being mdoub led . ""'" '-' h onor ed at the U'"" °'°"' Y.°f
Nebr aska this week were Alic e
I ~ " ".~ g g "t
Fuhrmeiste r, He rman.
Bo tto m Ro w:Don Weber, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Leo W eber, Arl-
ington;Franc es and Dore tta,
children o f Mr . a n d Mr s . F . G.
Petersen,Ar li n gton ;Ga ry an d
Connie , c hi ldren of Mr. an d Mia
H.B.Appleby ,Ar li n gton ;J o
An n , d a u gh te r o f Mr . a n d Mr s .
A. L. Spr ing gate, Ar lin gto n a nd
Sanford,son o f Mr .an d Mr s .
Flo y d Gi lfr y of Ar lin g to n .
Th en spreading th e c ards be-
fore the may or, he began with the
ac e:
"W hen I see the ac e, it re minds
me th at th ere i s b ut on e God ."
" W h e n I see the dence,i t r e -
mi nd s me of F a th er a n d So n. "
"W he n I se e the tr ay , it re~
min ds me o f Fath er,Son an d
Ho ly Gh o st. "
"W hen I see the four, it xeminds
me o f th e f ou r Evan geli sts th a t
preac hed- -Mathew,Ma r k ,L u k e
and J ohn."
" W h e n I see the five,i t r e
mi nd s me o f th e f ive vir g in s tha t
..'td rn me d th ei r lamps.There were
.gxgno -S on Fe brs ar y 2 5h1 8% h"" dlten b u t fi ve were wise an d fi ve
; ';.;<;=§§ ;;restif;r?i`i':1g ;,";;ed= ° ; § ; » i s foolish and were shut out."
in death by her husband I\Irs.|W hen. I see the six, it reminds
Philbrook is s urvived by the ,,,,,»;;@;g;t gildsix day s" the Lord made
=;0 ille an d Rus se ll; two u .: "~seven i t i e -
C l l r t l s G Il l la mW a n d a G ll l ln mYin.-nn n rv R llll ll!
i.
!&l\I\Irt\\l Gu y u rA r l vn e H u l lV i o l a Joh mw on
h i l l y Jo n e sl i u r n l d L a n s e n .'l"n mu\y l f o n n r d
l I r n w t I a m :l é m m n 1591 l: \Iml £1.~D o n a l d RlenramH o r a m B l o n r h nsqF r a n r l l M i l l a r
1n nn \l l\M lllél'U !B 1 1 I g ~
Fuhrmeiste r, He rman.
Bo tto m Ro w:Don Weber, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Leo W eber, Arl-
ington;Franc es and Dore tta,
\\ :- I li . .and \| \| 1 P C
i'z`§»1i§3 ~ 3,1
Leroy .lmrvBarbara MmCozmughyHarold!\leKlmhorHe lm IuichinnllnlJnhn McQunn"lcNlelnPou1no11PhnrlottoRh ma m
Eusvne RnhinnnuGeraldineQllvbury
Ric hter apo.ruvolyn,r u . . ... _ . " l: J lu u ,Aiil _"_______ . .an d Dmkfe-Be rt I { ° " "an d °I"1" | nnd children,Mr .an d Mr s .wi l - \
dren.Miss Bes tnc p Ric h ter °f| 1isrn F a lk an d Vi rg in ia o f Omn - 'Omaha,and Mrs.J ohanna 0 \ 3 ° " ' \ h s ;Vi r gi l and Buster Whitnac lnl'
Th e Hi ll Qn e k A id S o c i ety wi ll
meet wi th llr s .J .C.Jensen.
Thursday ,M o '21.Mr s.E m m a Hansen o r Oma h a
is sponding the week at the J ames
V a n Ho r n Home.
Mr . an d irs.Leo F au sett we re
Mr .and Mr s.L y n n Armst.rong\
of B lair vis ited Fri day even ing st.
the J . M. Brewster home.
Mr .and Mr s.Ha r old Johnsonand bab ;:»f Teksmah visited Mrs.
Har ley xc r t a n d Tr u b i e o f L o s i
Angeles,Calif ornia , at th e J .M.
Sund ay dinc i;,guests of Leo's msgs er me.u n Y.
n1oLhc r, Mrs. Ann o Fsusett at Te-Musa Bestnc e Ric hter of Oma -
l s t h o S da
I h s spent Moth er's Ds y _ig He r ;
W itho ut exc eption,thc ro is
hardly s parent wh o does no t
think tha t hi s or h er pa rtic ular
youngster is outstanding in good
looks,an d srnnrtness or th a t
sornc thing shout. theni mak es
the m h ead an d s hou lde rs abo ve
all th e othe r ki d s in the n ei gh -
borhood.Some weeks ago Th e En ter -
.A am I hnfinnl Betty Ann Echtenkamp§3Ul!"i \»\n0 IIT!! l.|\C }lllu\: auu ;v,of their respective parents.Pic-
tured above are some of them, in
their best poses.W e thi nk
they e a swell bunc h.W h at d o
y o u thi nk of th em?
L e f t to ri g h t th ey a re aafollows: upp er r ow: Dean Blo c k,
son of Dr. and Mrs. I). M. Bloc k,
Ar li ng to n.Ra y mo n d an d Ger-
maine Ludwig, s on and daughter
of Mr . a n d Mr s . R. C . L u dwi g ;
Sandra La a ke r , d au g hte r o f Mr
an d Mrs . A llen W . L a nk er , A rl-
. . . n - _ ._d a u g h t e r o f M r s .L e n a E c h t e n -
k a m p ,A r l i n g t o n ;a n d B i l l R e c k -
m e y e r ,s o n o f M r .a n d M r s .W .
T .R e c k m e y e r ,A r l i n g t o n .
M e r l i n N a p p a ,S e c o n d R o w :
son of Mm. W illiam Nappa , Arl~
ington;Rob ert W ager,son o f
Mr. and Mr s, V . G. W ager , A rl-
ington; c hildren of Mr. and Mn1.
To m Mc hlahon,Ar li n gton ;J o
Dean, daughter o f Mr. and Lira.
A. C. Mar sha ll, A rli ngton; J a n-
ice,daughter of Mr .and Mr s .
Cnllurc n DL nu. auuu Allin.. .v.Petersen,Ar li n gton ;Ga ry an d
Conn ie, c h ildr en of Mr. and Mm
H.B.Appleby ,Ar li n gton ;J o
h n n |1nnah!.Pr of MT. and MTB.
voima . Snlx nurym m A n n a R c h m l u
I'h!'|»ll|\H t r i c k l a t t
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l . o \ ¢ r a N o l r e n b t r v
S t h G r a d s G r a i u o t e a
I i a w a r d K UW a l t e r L e e G u : t i n
s Ir r .C a l h o u n , m u . N m s
P a u l l n K r u g e r8 t h G r a d e G r u d n n t u. I o A n n C u h e l l av u - a n n C o b u r nD o n n a K r u s eH e l e n h l a r d l n i uD e l o t m P h Ib r o o kM n r y P r o c h n m rb m i :Ju n e Sn p p e n t i o l d
L o l : E l e ve nUo s
W n i t y o r d , n w . N o ..iF l o r e n c e H o l s t e i n
a r n G r a d e G r o d u u t c
A l l a n So r o ns o nF o n t a n e l l e ,n m .N o .s
K I I l e W itxorb
m t h G r a d s G r a d u a t e s
V e r n o n B l o e m k e r
G l e n O l s o n
S t h G r a d s G r a d u a t e
Ls-nmdcr R l t s e u
Ti r a i l i n m o l
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. w t h G r a d e G m d u a t - r sG e r a l d i n e S r h n e i d o rN o r m a m l m
s m G m d r G r a d u a t e sM e l vl n W r l r hRob er t.M o h rwm u u n . Mo l m r 1 |
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a n n o W i l d
s t h G r a d e G m d u a t nM a r y b u n k e rJ o s W i t h i n .U
H n n r y .D i r t .}\'o. ts
C h a r l e s [ A z u r es m G r a d s G r a d u a t e s
G e o r g e K o e n i g
P a u l R r w n l xD e r y l n Il o g e r0I o.\|'r:Carthy.D h t .N o .IL u u l l c Zl e p t a rw t h G r a d s G r a d u a t aR a l p h N o v a k
8 t h G r a d e G r a d u a t e s
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Ja n i c e N y g u n r dS t u l l u Mina "i'l\¢::n»eu
Orugn, Img. _§a.__.1o
9
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S t h G r a d e G r a d u a t e ;
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Je a n D d aD e l m a r W c l n
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A d a R o a n r t
S t h G r a d e G r a d u a t e s
Jo e C a m e r o nL y l a fr n n u ro l a c
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R i ve r vi e w ,D i l l .N o .H
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I
; ¢n ;_ _ - o - - -- -A. L. Spr ing gate, Ar lin gto n a nd
Sanford son o f Mr .an d Mr s .Raman..__na m o .L_m m ma n with her n m n u .mr .l m :M r S : t u n d | 5 ' n n i s : h t .a n d s » = - ' S i M n .H e n r y R i c h t e r .1 s a i s * . : . ° : m ° : " ' , . ' : ' : u ° f f , ' : * m i
w e r e: n e s t s o f 1 b l r . _ u \ d M n . B a r t C o o n -. 1 j | ; g f g { § g § _ ~§n g i, c n. _ 1 g gg 3 _»=_5n._;»\31__Fbr_§g g -~ of Arlington
Er atTeknmah.Mrs. Lizzie Richter vyas among1oup of relanves enter-s mme :rrtained, Sunday, at the Pege Truhl-sen home gfdf hononnz Mrs.
Tmhl .M.'§§'.§ ~ Lowe attend-
m uslc °""°""""'""'" 'houn m seanm in ~.n=w ,.,-..,. __»is giving a spripg music festivlll 1 ~ ~Then spreading the cards be_gt Daria CollqK€. Tuesday even~ Magg »§-fmy°\g°"u°fbH;=-\ToWNsENnERs MEET .MRS. Lu ,1 ni 11'"m,l"m.l' ¥.,§.i3" J '?3,§.n.M A Y 2 1 I N B L A I R H a p p e n i n g s O f B R OO K B U RI E D M A Y 6 ~e mayor,e bmw with the
spent Saturény '"5!"' ~ "'l'ff'2'n.QA-e fhvplanments in the B y - G o n e Y € 8 . l ' S Funeral services for Mm. Lillie "When I see the ace, it remindsm.:|».,..\\. nr Pm-+Cnlhnun werc _me that there is lint *fm* G°d~"
edw{.\:ne_§h§:é circas in Oma ha.wi th his parents,mr .ana m
h K h o jSaturday .C r m ora .Mr. a nd Mrs. D. 0. She ets were Mr s . H w Grenie r of F ullerb
-1 _.._- " mb a n f Mr an d ¥\T.nl|M.\¢:\¢§L arrived. FlidBY. ind 'U
ru.
on,fis-
:e r
on.of
the
hen
'vn-rom[er-
r be
c ampai gn to obtain speedy pas-
sage st W ashington of H. R. 1036,
whic h wo uld ma ke the Town se nd
Plan a la w,wi ll be explained to
Towns en dites i n Bla ir o n May 2 1,
8:00 pun.,a t Sc he ff le r Ha ll wi th
H. B. Fis lar as p rinc i pal spea ker.
Th e me e tin g wi ll be one of 75
simi lar gatherings in th e states
o f Kansas,Nebraska,W y omin g
and Colo rado dir ec ted fr om Town-
send Nation s!Headquarters i n
iChic ago a s par t of Dr. F ranc i s E.
in Years Ago;-1932
totaled 2.14.
Dr. W i lli am Ratlwnan n a nd Mis sl
Oli ve Smith ha ve an nou nc ed the irnta rri age of mo re th a n two y e a rs '
ago.Defi nite h igh way routing s h ave
been established,and the new
W as hin gton hig hway will be rou t-
ed do wn Sou th treet fr o m Ea st
Five day s o f ra in i n this c oun ty \
¥tn|»..l'l"nw1mnnri's national exp an s i on m,T h i m then No r th to Nebras-
I L l u u l u v n .v a ¢.v - -- . . ._ _h e l d W e d n e s d a y a l t e r n o o n M a y6 ,a t t h e S i é v e r s F u n e r a l h o m e .
R e v .T h o m a s & n d l i n ,P r e s b y t e r -
i a n p a s t o r ,o f f i c i a t e d a n d i n t e r -
m e n t w a s m a d e i n t h e F o r t C a i -
h o u n c e m e t e r y .M r s .P h i l b r o o k
h a d p a s s e d a w a y o n t h e p r e c e d i n g
Sunday,Ma y 3 ..
A s Li llie Belle Han kin s,she
was born at Loogootee, Illinois, on
February 27,1871.Sh e wa s mar -
'W h en I see the dence,i t r e -
mi nd s me of F a th er a n d So n. "
"W he n I se e the trs.y , it re-
min ds me o f Fath er,Son an d
Ho ly Gh o st. "
"W hen I see the four, it xeminds
me o f th e f ou r Evange iists th a t
pr e ac h ed - Ma the w,Ma r k ,L u k e
and J ohn."
" W h e n I see the five,i t r e
mi nd s me o f th e f ive vir g in s tha t
rie d to Fr ank P hilbr ook a t A ve na~o n F e b m a r y ~ z 2 Z ' . I " ' l ' § § '§ § ' . ° ; ' . x , ; ' ; ° 1 . . ; ' " ; ' s . ° ; i : " ;
. -\ . - . . . . . . .6 . .l n u n 1 B . h .¢I J - . . . . . . . . .- L n t A u f "
~U l n l l e l K g g g y g UL ann ' § " ". : \ - u ; v- ¢ ~ " r 1 - ' -- --- d1,b s e r v m i l t d a t t h e G o d s e a n K m ;?'1?._,,R '§.'... . ¥.'€, "'}'.E§t h ? r d b i r t h ~i . § , m u n t i l S l m d y a y a f t e m o
M D I H E T H . U n }a n n n w - - - -d a y o f t h e i r S q n .D a r e l l .i f f § .I v a n H e i r n s a n d L o i s
M S B E I ' U & d 1 I \ 8 ~O f T € k l -O l n i l h a w g r g a j g o g u ¢ 3 | 3
n m h w a s a y v e e k - e n d g u e s t a t t h e T h e r e w \ 1 b1e a m e e t i n g a t
h d Q l s o n h o m e .R e d C r o w hr o o m ,T u n s d a y ,w
D s n n e r g u e s t s o n M o t h e r ' s D a y a t a l k w i l l b e g i v e n o n P r e s e t
o f M r s .I J .E .H a y e s w g r e M r .a n d L ;f_\. a o n o F o o d .R e p r e s e n t a t i v e s £ 1
"": _- - . . . . - . . ! - ¢ & : . . u n S n 1iiré.B.B.Smith and Jack anu all womens 0)}{BlllZBl.§uu§s an .hivA flmrve Schmltz M d Patty man and vicinity are mvnted u
of Omah a: *\Mr . an d Mr s ; F .J .Ka stl wereSu nd ay d in ne r gu es ts o f Mr . an d
Mrs.Ray mond Kas ti,Mr s . A .L .Su llivan was a d in -
nnv mlosf.. Sunday . Bt the J ake Sa-
pm
FE
S1t\
I8?l|E~\r.... 10 u m.A f i
DI.Ih(13y,:nay |.|, ucv. n.. A p w., ,.. . . . __l h h |811 Of;Inre sons were uuru Lu umm, bllsuu .were Iooufsn anu were nuun U t L b .ssa o f the Crowell Ho me wi ll c a m a i to eatab us ln:sank at the morning servic es a t penspionnfor a ll persons cgrer 60 lm §`»treet..In f who m a re sti ll li vi n Preceded*\e Methodi st Churrh ears of nge Sn:W ashington County atu~.d nh b h h g <1 M |"W h en I se e the s ix, i t remin ds
>'*..dents honore d at the Un iversity of 35`hi1§?0°k ig' su ivexsbgntne smfg me tha t in six da y s th e Lord made
' h eaven an d earth."Ter ry a n d 4 ° a » w= , § r ° 1 1 " ; . . 2 ' .Th i s e.f£grt is being "' ?' f '1 " "" ;d ; Ne h mk »m n \\[eek_were lee Clarence Orvi lle an d Russ ell tw o ]w hru en I see the seven,i t r e -
1
balka home.Sunday dinn er g uests of Mr .
an d Mrs.Hu i ( L o we i n honor of
lllothor's Da y wer e Mr . a n d Mrs.
lzvsler Schneider an d children of
Meade,Nebraska.Mr .an d Mr s .
Currol Lowe,Mr s .A n i me L a n gandMissIrenePaulseno f Ral-
ston.Mr .and ~Mr d.To m Wakefield,
J r.,was hbs tegs to th e W .S.C.
S., W c d neway ..Mr ,an d M-s.Edg ar W hitnac k
an d Mr .s n d " Mr s .Louis Gilli am
an d baby of Roc kford.Jllinois,
were we e k e n d guests of theirmothe r,Mrs. Cla ra W hitn ac k.
Th e Ho me Imp roveme nt Club
he ld ag meeting in th e He r ma n
pa rk .Thuursday ,wi th seven
present.Th e lesson o n cheese
ma ki n g wa s g ive n by Mr s, He nr yWubhenhorstan d Mr s .Ray mond
K a mi ;M r Ben Wachter.. readingleader,ga ve a n interesting ta lk
o n wi ld flowers.Th e mee tin g o nMa y 2 8 wi ll als o b e h eld in the
pu r k .'Mr . a h d Mr s .Ross Qe e w _Of
B la i r were Monday evening vis-
ito rs at th e J . M. Br ewste r home.
Th e Wesley an Gu i ld of th e
Method ist Churc h wa s e n t e r
mi n e d by Mr a Otto Sorensen,
Wednesday.Mr . a nd Mr s . B en W a c h ter en -tertained a t dinner,Sunday ,fo r
Mr . a nd Mr s. W i lli a m B a r c la y o f
Chic a go; Mr. a nd Mr s. E lmer Nei-
der kru ze r a nd Do nni e.Mrs . B er-
th a Ne id er kr u xe r an d Mr s .E m -
ma Ha n se n of Oma h a; Mr s .A m i !Peddie,Mi s s Christene W ac hter,
Mr s .Sa r th Swan.Ole Jensen,Charles W arner and J ames W ac h-
ter.Mr .} n d Mr s .Rola nd W ac h-
ter and J anet Kay of Linc oln were
even i ng vf si tou .Mrs. 'DG H.Hansen wa s ta ke n
uite ill at h er h ome here , Th urs-3»y =o n Saturday sh e was ta ke n
t o Banc roft where he r daughter,Mrs. Harold J orda n, will c are her.
Miss Ben mdi ne Otto of T e k v
ma h ,Miss D s i m a r Ols on an d
Mr s .Ama n d a Rahamsaen attend-
e d se r vi c a a t B i o N m i n th e v-
a n Churc h i n Blair. SundsY~
Mr .an d Mr s .W i lli a m Barclay
of C hi c a go an d Mr . an d Mrs . rm-a a d W ac hter an d J anet K a y of
Lin c oln were Fr ld ll' ni ght K\ \¢$ -Ha t th e B w W a c h te r horno_Th egh # - wwf ;;, » "' *e gefnkgnd a t
e A ..ep pm er oTh e " L i ttle Ho me mak e r ! "# H
c lu b mo t i n u s e d p a r k . s u u r d a v
sf wmo o a. Th e n i n e memb er s a n dth ei r | ¢ »< , »| , Mn . Ra y mo nd xmu ,
studied.their lesson and elec taa
L new pretident,Barbara Champ-
;f»;1»~ Lwer, they e moy ed s pxe~
cIn obnervsnce of the birt-hdlY of
Philip c oow od Tskamah. pi KIW Do f re ln i ve s we re entertained by
Mr . a nd Mn . Hxr tv C o op e r . Tu m-
d a y ;hi s su n t. Mrs .Be r t ° ° ° y ; f ~
wa s ho s tu a. Mr . a nd Mr s. wm mRasmussen. J ean an d Ke i th o f
He r ma n were an i o n ! th e guests.
W e d n e d n v afternoon the pin-oc hle slab wa s on ur ui a od b 7 Mn .
J , A , J eop enc n st s delu rt lun c h-
e o n » » ¢ ° " ' t , . " ',§§i."*§3;2.""§."a
tiensen wan .
M n .(Me J u a n a .|a§°IM1__llfFremont spent sazuruay sua ur.-da y wi th their frrsndparents lllr .
and Mrs. J . M. Br ews te r..Miss Elaine Jespersen o f L i n -
c oln sp e nt s f e w d a y s e ar ly this
week wi th he r parents,Mr .an d
Mrs. J .A. Jesper-sen.Th e fres hman class entertained
th e so p ho mo re c las s a tc p a ny i n
the He r ma n pa rk .Monday eve-
ning. Members of the fac ulty were
guests, also.Th e Senior Class,acc ompanied
by Superintendent I-hxhmieistor,
Rev. A. W . Clarke and Duane Rey -
nolds , lef t ea rly Mon da y mor ni ngfor Linc oln tn observe their annual
snea k ds y . They vis ite d th e c a pi-
tal.the fir o s ta tio n.th e police
station,th e ai r c raft school,and
the zoo.W hile there they alsodrovewe s t o f L in c o ln to see the
flood area.Blr. and Mrs,Charle s Rutledge
of Oma h a a n d Ro y Ru tle dg e an d
family of Oa k la n d we r e Mo th e f sDay gue sts at the D. W . Ru tledge
home.M1-s.v~B'sn-y Hultq ui at Ha r o ld
and Ma n ly n of W a lth ill we re
week-end guests a t the E mo s t
Grenier home.
WASHINGTON
COUNTY onions
J uliu s W Holste in et a l to He n-
r y L K u h r :B19 i nt in E'A S E &
E so A w w S E sec 20-19-10,
$11,900.Vicwr E Holstein, Gdn to Hen-r y L K u h r :l\9 int in 1 -:vi S E &
E s o A W*/r S E sec 20-19-10,
$1,322.22 .
W illi am D Mc Donald w Ku-1
Christensen &Mic klin Lu mbe r
Co,Inc ,jo in tly : all th a t p a r t o f
Nw s w s z Tax L t 1 2 s ec ' I - i s - 1 2
which lies N of the c enter of c reek
ru nn in g thr ou gh u i d la nd &S
of U S Hi ghwa y No. 30, $5, 950.
Vernon &Catherine L Ehern-ber ge r to E me rs on B Ehernber§-
er:S W S W & L t a 3 & 4 < i n s e c
H- dt S*/5 N W , N W N W & L t 1innec23-18-12,also aceretioaa,
$1.00.Freida d z J oe D e Vinne y toW sl~
lac e G St Gla dy s Fitc h:r L t 8 ,
Blk 96 SiXl.\\ Add to City of Blair,
saoo.Ma e In zu re m J ames L ou is L a-
zure: 'A int in W lzi SW , SE SW &
Ta x L t 1 i n s e c 3 3 - , 8 %SW sec
25-18 -, Nw NW sec 4-11-12.
J ames L & Fr an c e s L nz ur e to
Mao La zu re 'A in t in S M se c 31 -
xs-i2, $600.
M A r l e E T h o m \ s i o E A &
Bessie E T h o m u :W59 SW N E
& W ' A S E & W 2 r o d s i n w l d L h
of the N'/S s w NE l x th e s 2 6 . 4
ft o f me E 5 5 sw NE, a lso s 2 6 , 4
It of SE NE s ec rr -r v-i a. $l,0 0.
r m L p a m p 1 | u . s .
But u ve ly n c h ln n too k plac e ln
th e Un i te d s u m i n vm.Th re e d
tha vic tims were Negroes.Thurs
were 19 kldnaplngs as compared
vi m 3 1 i n ma .
ii n vi e w o f th e c oming song wa-sional elec tions.Succ ess of c andi-
dates i n ,many distric ts,i t i s
claimed,wi ll h i ng e o n th e ir a tti ~
tude to wa rd federal odd-age pen-
sio ns, an d i n view o f President
Ro oa evelfs r ec en t statemen t th at
he wo u ld s ig n a n y pension bi ll
passed by Congress, Townsendites
are demanding immediate passage
of th ei r P la n.Townsc ndites an d sy mpathisers
lin the rank s of small b usiness and
lla bor nu mbe r s evera l million , a nd
lu ll wi ll b e u r ge d to vote on ly f o r
lc andidates pledged to support old-
age pensions.1 Topic s to be discussed a t th e
'c oming meetin g will inc lude legis-
lative ac tivities u t W ashi ngton
' a n d th e two peti tion c ampaigns
.n ow be in g " a g e d - o n e o n behalf
lo f s constitutional ame nd me nt
iembody ing th e Town send Plan.
und th e oth e r to ur g e congress-
men to ai d i n o bta ini ng a h ear ing
lfor the Plan,i}{_ A. KRUSE IS ON
CA L HOUN COUNCIL
At a r ec ent meeting o f the Fo rt
Calho un c ounc il, May or Ira Piper
ap po in te d He nr y A .Kr u s e as
c ou nc i lma n, Mr . K rus e fills a va~
nancy caused by th e removal o f
Clarence Smi th to Youn gsto wn,
Ohio.Commi ttee appointments,an-
noun c ed at the same me eti ng, in-
clude the fo llo wi ng :streets an d
alley s,Bruc e Co x;water,G.V .
Bc adle;sidewalks,W atk ins,fi re ,
G.v .Beadle and W atf dns;!i~
nance,Bruc e Co x an d He n r y
Kru se; p ark , Hen ry Kr us e; li ghts,
W atld ns an d G. V. Be ndle.
sHowT1sUAiTEDUCATION FILMS
Several outstanding visual edu-
cation fi lma have been s h o wn a t
the Bls i r schools,th is week.A -
mong the most interesting and ed-
uc ational were f i lms entitled
"Mod e s an d vic tors"," T o Ne w
Horizons",an d "A me r ic a L e a r n !To F ly " . Th e la tte r f i lm wa s o f
especial in te re st to th e students,
many of whom a re e ngage d in the
constnxc tion of mod e l s i r p la n a
fo r a r my an d n a vy fly in g d e pn n -
mehts.
REV. HERSHEY To
NATION AL MEETING
Rev. J .C. Her-shsy of Fr emon t
wa s on e of s ever al c le r la l dele-
gates named to th e n a ti o na l c o m
ventio n in Louis ville Ks n mc k y , i no e w m f . ' r u app oin tme nt wa s
made at the c losing session of tho
Nsbr-salsa sy nod me etin g o l th e
Un ited Lu th s Chu rc h of A me r-
iz x a t Fa lls Ci ty , luvt we ak . Rev.
Hershey i s th e fa th er o f M n .
Stan ley J f mwx o f Bla ir .
|
Beekmsnn,Dorothy Jensen,mer~
ri ll Re eh , W illi a m Rn thman n , Er -
vin P eter so n of Her ma n, a nd Ma-
rie Ele a no r A da ms of He rma n .
Th e Ep wo r th Lea gue memb ers
hono red the ir mothe rs st A lun c h-
eon , Su nd ay . Amon g th os e in thepr og ra m were Charles Woods,
iCly de Ssppenfield,Le on Raver,
Doro thy Ha i n ,Me r ri ll Hansen,
Lu e lla Simpson,Elsie Hugh es,
Marian Rosenb aum an d Mrs. C. R.
Illiead.|Mi s s Mab le Naurenherg, sec ond
,grade teacher a t Central,wa s
| hono red by h er p upils ' mo ther s at
a shower.._
¢
5 Y e a r s A g o - 1 9 3 1
J ohn S. Hooks , pro mine nt f arm-
er, died ol h ea rt tro ub le .
The B. H. S. seniors, c oac hed by
Miss Ma r io n Highee,presented
"The Ga r de n o f the h{ c on " ,L e sd -
ing th e e ast we re J ea nette Hede-
lun d, Bob Hu n t a n d A la n Si ms
Jenson.Mi ss L illi a n So re ns on , who will
be mar ri ed soon to De lwi n Du a-
lap,wa s honored Sunday .
Mr .a n d Mr s .W .J .Knop man
exp e c t to mo ve i n to th e a p a r t
me nt house opposite th e court
house.A f te r two mo n th s i n Pasadena,
California,Mi s s Froderic ka Ma t-
thiesen returned home.Oma h a Bee- News c s d e r boy s
were gu ests of Lha d ishric ' mans-
ge r at a di n ne r a t Ra i nb ow Ca fe .
Mi s s Dorothea Gilbe rtlo n,in -
stru c tor in th e sc hool a t Ta ble
Roc k,spent th e we e k e n d a t
home..o
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1 Y e a r A g o - 1 9 4 1Ru b y Ho ls te i n an d Do na ld E .
Petersen pr e d d ed o ver th e B . H.
S.junior-senior pro m, Fr ida y .
Mrs. Grac e Hanc oc k died as the
result of a p araly tic str oke.
F o s te r Ma y wi ll s p e a k a t a C .
o f C. dinner here.D .Z.Mu mme r t,wa ll-k no wn
Blai r b us i ne m ma n , wa s th e vi c -
ti m o! s h e a r t a tta c k .Me c a r th v S¢h00\wi ll be sedi-
c ated ne xt S und ay , whe n J oh n A.
Rhosdes wi ll give th e ad dre ss.
Mr s .Ha r lo w Br e we r a n d J o h n
le ft th e Philippines,Monday ,fo r
th e Un i te d Statei.Mr s .H .H .B r o wn honored 0 .
E. s . E le c ts s a t s recent lod ge
meeting.
SIERSBECK To BE
UEHLING SPEAKER
President Lawrenc e Siersbock
of Dana College will be speaker at
th e eommencement exercises o f
the Uehlln g lii ixh S c hool, May 14.
The s enior class inc ludes mine
y oung p eople;s i x eighth gra ders
will also rec e ive dip lomas.
B u y D d o n s e S ta m p s N w !
si ster s, Mrs . N. J . Du nlop o f Ur -
bana,Illinois,an d i\|\'S<E . R.
Gric der o f Springfield,Illino is;
four bro ther s, J eff Han kins of St.
Elmo, Illinois, S am of Bellingham,
W ashington, George of St. L ouis,
Missouri, and F r e d o f Par-shall,
No r th Da ko ta; an d se vo ml othe r
relatives.
CALHOUN SENIORSPRESENT PLAY
"People Ar e F u n n y "wa s the
title of th e class play presented
by Fort Calhoun seniors, Saturday
evening.A large c rowd gathered
at th e Calhoun c i ly ' h all to e n jo y
the even t, and their response to
the comedy wa s mo s t gr ati fy in g
w the y ou ng ac tors.
Roles were play ed by Ve rn a
Kruse,George JiPP»E a r l Suver-
krubbe, Anne Lag e, Norma Louise
Sanders,Ru th A n n Ne u ma n ,
Leonard Sc hmidt,Rob er t Han se n,
Bill Cox,Mild red Reeh,Leora
Thomas,an d Helen Burmeister.
Superintendent A l v i n Ti e ma n
coac hed the production.
THE RELIGIOUS
CARD-PLAYER'
A pr ivate so ld ie r by th e na me
of Ric ha rd L ee, was take n be fore
the magistrates of Gla sg ow fo r
pla y in g c sr ds dur ing d ivi ne ser v-
ic e . The ac c o unt i s thu s g iven in
the English "J ou r'na l":
Sergeant c ommanded th e sold-
iers at the c hur c h,an d wh en th e
person ha d read th e pray ers h e
took the text. Those who had a Bi-
ble took i t o u t;b u t th i s soldier
had neither Bible no r Co mmon
Pray er Book,b u t pu lli n g ou t a
pac k of eands, he spread than be-
fo r e h i m. He fi rs t lo ok ed a t one
c and an d then anothe r. The serg-
gant of th e c omp any sa w h im and
said:"Ric har d, put up the c ards ; this
is n o plac e f or the m. "
"Ne ve r mi n d tha t,"said Ric h-
ard.W hen th e servic es we re over,the c onstable took Ric hard a pris-
oner and br ou gh t h im b ef or e th e
may or."W ell, "said th e may or," wh a t
ha ve y ou bro ug ht th e soldier
f o r ? "" F o r pla y i ng cards in th e
church."`
"W e ll,soldier,wh a t ha ve y o u
w a n y fo r y o ur se lf ?"
"Muc h, sir, I hope."
"Ve ry g oo d.i f n o t I wi ll pun~
ig); y ou severely ."
"I have bee n." s ald th e soldie r,
"a bo ut s ix wee ks on the mar c h . I
ha ve neither Bible no r Co mmon
Pray er book . I ha ve no thing but s
pa c k o l e a rd a , a n d I ho p e to n t-hfy y ou r wo rs hi p of the p ur ity of
my intention ."
minds me tha t on th e s eve nth d ay
God rested f r o m th e g r e a t wo r k
wh ic h di e ma de a nd h allo we d it."
" W h e n I see the eight,i t re-
min ds m e o f th e e i g h t righteous
persons that were saved when God
destroyed the wor id,viz.,No a h
an d h i s wife, his three sons an d
thei r wive s."" W h e n l see the nine,it r e -
minds me o f nin e le pers that were
cleansed by ou r Saviour.The re
we re nine o f w e te n wh o never
retu rne d th ank s.""W he n I se e the te n ,i t r emi nd s
me o f t h e Te n Comma ndmen ts
whi c h God ha nd ed do wn to Mos es
on the ta blets of ston el'
" W h e n I see th e ki ng ,i t re-
min ds me o f th e gr ea t K i n g of
Heaven,whic h is God Almi g hty . "
" W h e n l see th e queen i t rc -
min ds me o f the Quee n of Sh eb a,
who vis ite d So lo mon , fo r s he was
as wise a woman as he was a msn.
She br o u g h t wi th h e r f i f ty boy s
an d f i f ty girls , all dressed in
boy s'apparel.fo r K i n g Solomon
to te ll wh ic h were boy s and whic h
wer e g ir ls. The Ki ng se nt fo r vm-
te r f o r th e m in was h .Th e gi rls
washed to the elbows and the boy s
to th e wri sts;so K i n g Solomon
wi d b y th a t. ""W e ll, " s ai d th e may or,"y o u
ha ve desc dbe d ever y c ard in the
pac k exc ept on e."
" W h a t i s t h a t ! ""Th a kn ave, " sai d th e ma y o r.
" I wi ll gi ve y o ur ho n o r a d e -
sc n p tio n o f th a t, to o , i f y o u wi ll
not be angry."" I will not,"said the mayor.
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James emu:Mary Evelyn Auderncn Dornnrler,¢»»ramonaGum/ own,m n .No.sJ lnfgom Pang
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\'|nlx~!Knethtllsrlfnc l»nA\LerEuirnrno Smrk mu n m-:_
Gretchen Stork
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MARCH STUDENTSPRESENT PLAY
"W a k e Up ,No r a " ,s three-ac t
c omedy , was presented by eig hth
and n i n t h g n d s p u p i l s s t M u v h
School,Fri day evening,A soc ial
hour followe d, with the ser ving of
refreshments.
Th e cast inc luded Phy llis an d
.lac k J ensen, Gloria J essen, Betty
and Dic k S ve n g a u d ,Mar ie Ha n-" i f y o u d o n o t te r m me w b e " " ° |
" T h e greatest kn ave th a t I
k n o w o f i s th e constable wh o
bro ug ht me hs re .""l do n ot lmo w, " s ai d th e ma y -
or ," i f he is th e gre atest lmave,
b u t l kn o w h e i s th e greatest
fool.""W he n I c ou r t how ma ny spots
there are in a pack of ands, I find
three hundred an d sixty - five,s s
ma n y day s as there ar e i n a
y ear."" W h e n I c o u nt th e nu mbe r o f
c ar ds in a p ac k I fi nd !`L fty -two-
the nu mbe r o f wee ks in a y ear ."
"l ( in d th er e ar e twe lve pi c tur ean ds i n s p a c k . r ep re s en ti n g th e
nu mb er of mon ths i n a y ea r , an d
on c ou nti ng the tr ic k s I fi nd thi r-
tee n-- the nu mb er o f weeks in u.
quarter."" s o y ou see.s pac k o f e n d s
serves fo r s Bi b le ,Alman ac an d
Co mmon Pra y e r Bo ok ."
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Tha average hnulewlle washes an
| , , , , o d d l ! \ !dlxhei,ous mi le o t
iglsss and samba ave mllu of Bnor
m s y e ar . s c o ur d in l vb on e ma e
| u c lm .
sen, Dic k and J un ior Nielson. Be-
'twc en -a et en ter ta inmen t was pro-
| vided by Ve lma Andreasen,Li la
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Svendgaard, Edy the Mary J ensc w.
J oan an d D ori s J a c ob . Mrs.I r vi n
Peterson,Ma rc h hi g h sc hool in-
struc tor, was in c harge of the pru-
grsm.
COAST GUARDSP EA KS HERE
A representative ol the U. s.Coa st Gua ndl wi ll sp ea k a t B la ir !High Sc hoo l, this ( Thurs day )a f t- |
er-noon; he will s how a film in adn
dition m h is d isc us si on o f Coast
Guard work . Althoug h it was o rig-
inally planned tha t the entire hiKh|
school atten d th e pro gr am, li mi t-
ed fapilities ha ve ma d e i t neces-
saf if to e xc lu de all but d ie ju ni or
and senior boy s.
s u :n w - M n m n u
n i wu ls c o .Texan.in s treo
s a w n scleatihc slly sn C a u r w l h
gulsusmis, which bears pads lmuwn
sl esnaonbslls.The y u plodl wh en
rip! and sc atter seeds.
BUY DEFENSE norms |Advertise in The asm-nun
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:urn arose Grad-role:Jusleo Goxwhnu r .xo.s Robert xlnrhisuen
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BRIDGE ON 91AFFECTED BY RAINS
|The bridge ou t ne a r th e Ha r -
qry Brvey Place on Hi g h wa y 9 1
ma y b o wm e danger-ous i l these
ra ms c ontinue. The ban ks o f th e
c r e ek no r th of th e bri dge h a ve
caved in s n d a re gr a du a lly wo rk -
in g to wa r d th e b r i dg e an d n f e w
| mor e .r ams will with ou t d ou bt un -
Qdenmne th e bridge ma k i n g i t
\dangerous.Th i s is a sta le hi g h .
way
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mom: 104
THE EAT SHOP
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MALTED mLxs_aEs:n2| ~ Ho ar Sendaq
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N. T.LU N D
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z u S o u th 5 th S l.
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I§~|M r "l i . B ° t ' n ° J W l l | '
P utna m
Brumbaugh nn,
Da f P a c n f l c e t a i l
Formér Blair Man Re
lates Doings In Service
O f Hi s C o u n t r y
The folluwing letter, nking lar
a copy ol The Enuerprise, is pusedon twdxe public, we realizing that
the parties mentiond have asnumber of friend: in this vicinitywho will be planed w know of
the young msn who Ire now serv-ing their country. The letter, wit-
ten from the Hxvuliux Islands,
follows:
-May 3, 1942.
Den' Sin:This letwr comes ask-
ing you a favor. The reason
§&:T";=a;=€*=~.;,=~ .fs i: .,..,._.; :.¢} } U I i : I j £ "15.,,--_.A 1 ..... ~
._.............£0 me n d Ho t h e f s D i v wi t h Mr .
an d Mr l. Ne ls D h h l.
Su n da y gu e sts of Mr. an d Hr s .
Pa ul P lu ll e n a n d Ln Ve rn a w e nMr . an d Hr s . B e r na r d Paulsen of
Omah a,Mr .an d Mr s .Hu lf a n d
Ne ls o n a f On un , a n d M i n H e l e n
Ne ls on of Bla ir.
M n . G w m M o r x m l e f t S a t u r -d a y e ve n i h x f o r a two mf e e k vi d t
gy Tu r tle ml n l .Wiaézonmln,~
e r n ,r.an oR ¢ i . £ ' °
M n .E .E .Di xo n a n d daugh-
te rs , Li nd a an d J u dy ,- g i g ;Sqn-day an d Mo n d n y wi th D lx-
on's» paren ts, Mr . and Hrs.G. A .
Rn th m u m .Mr s .Ha r r y 'Ty son received
lrlot.her's m y uelemmm.S u n d ly
frprn he r so n,Pau l,wh o is stationeda t C a mp Sutton,N o |
Carolina.Mr .and Mr s .Ma c e W ~
¢.,\~_Af'~=¢-x v ~
Je;anett},:Carl J. Schmidt, and L.
C. Klopp.
Miss Matthiesc n
Le we s Fo r Co as t
a ..
RETURNS FROM
D.A.R~ CONVENTION
4 Mn. Benin French md herfather,M.A.Wilcox,returned
Thundny at I n t week from n
flve-dxy friv W Chitlgv.While
there,Mn. Frennh.in companywith Mn.M n Insure of thin
plaeefwal in dhndxnce xt tha
national!D.A.R.Convurtion
meeting then.Mr. Wilcox spent the time vis-
lting remiva whom he hnd not
seen for years md nn tha returntrip home they both stopped enroute to vidt more relntivu.
Mrs.French report: A verypleasantandpmhublevacationtrip. She in now back lt her placein the county judge's oflice.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
May 1?Cunley F. Lucas and
Delorea Eutmxn, Chicsgo, Illlnoia.
.......L...|aa._-.L-i........-I .._........_...-.._..._Mr . md Hn . L o o V a u g h n | 1
Sunday afternoon wi th H r .-~
M n .Carol Fry e."
Mi ss Betty An ne Qu in t atte nd
ed the Hamm J u n i or - S en i o r --qu e t, F r id ly , a t th a Pnthfind~
Ho te l i n F r emo nt.
Mr . an d Li ra .De l Rh o de s. Om
n h l,spent Saturday evening --
Sunday wi th Mr .m d M b .E l
Ki n g .Mr .an d Mr s.A u b r e y ) ' Ga i ~
an d fa mily were Sunday ~ = ~
g d m f -an d Mr s.C h u l a Blanc h
Li m. J o h n r i m an d W a l
II i ntz attended 1.Mot.her's D:~
di n n er a t the ho me of Mr .a n
Mr s.Ad ui ph Hi a t t.
Mr. a nd Mr s. W i ll Ad ams s p-en
Frid age even ing a t the Geo 1
Ch am riain homu.
Miss Eiizabeth Gr i mm. o f ~ H
nha, spent Sunday wi th Mr .a nMrs . Lo ui s Gr imm an d Bu d.
hir.an d Hr s .L .O.Sheetg.
y\g g . .;.
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Ha n s Ay e, J r ., son o f H r .ana
M n .Ha ms A y e , i l mnf ine tl 20
ho me wi th the measles.
Dbroi lly ,A li c e m d He le n Blat-
te r, c hi ld r en o f Mr .and M f t W .
J . B la tte r , h a ve th e me u la .
Th e r e ar me e ti n g o f the O.
E . s .is b¢held mi n (Thurs-
day )eveningn
Theo dore Os termnnn Q! Linc oln
wa s a B la i r business wg i wr li s t
Saturday .
Misa Catherine Str uve of 012:-
..|I
Co-Holi-as a Emi
n u . H a m m
Hn. Howard Fdnhild of Onw-lu and Mn. Dm-nld Peer of Blnir
were eo-hoctesaea At n mmoellane-ous shower complimentary so Mm
Jeanetta Hedelund, Saturday even-ing.The event was held xt Kovp-
mm Inn following l 7:80 o'c,lo<J¢
dasert luncheon.Min Hedel\m»d's
marriage to Robert Hunt, dna o!
Blair, ls uchduled lox- June 1.Guests at the slmfwer were Mila
Hedelund. Miss Bette Gunin, Mas-dameu Burt Wllllunl, Jr.,Oti!Gngerwn, John<Bx-1-\s¢ Ol Omlhl,
Robert 0'Hmnan,Reed O'Hanlon,
Jr.,Clnenee' Hansen,George
Hedelund md H. H. Brown.
... _ _ -
Qin
- vmu To Return
~in Week-BMMr. and Mrs, E. C. Hunt,Sr.,
~re expected to return m Lhelr
ome here,this week-end.They
ave spent several munths vnca-ianlng"i|\ has Angeles, California
Attended Appnrnnce0 I Siege QueenAmong those who attended the
appearance of Miss Helen Hays In
Omaha,Monday evening,were
Mesda ea Walter F, Gutsdmw, G.
L. Dix"r1,George Hedelund md
.an
Holds DesertLunchevn, Clrdn
The bl-monthly dawn luncheonofthe Thursday Alwmmn Club
was held, May 7. when Mrs. Chru
rf wwe a l. he rK.Bendo washome on West Grant Street.The
AI¢erh°0I\-wn spent st ands,
with Mrs. J. C. Thompwn winning
the prize for high score.Guest
substitutes were Mrs.Thompson
and Mn. Stanley Bednnr.
Delegates AttendGrand Clunter, 0. E. S.
»Order ol the
14. L. Auxililry
Plans !ni¢mh>n
A covered dish dinner, followed
by initiation cernpaondea,_ is
Eastern Sur,e ».| |meeting in Omaha, 'i`~1e=<L=¥ mm-n~ing;sessions continue until thi#
(Thursday)evening Represents.-
tives of McKinley Chapter nt the
moth~, ~rs. Amanda Stnave
Mr. and Mrs.Fred Lind andMr. Lind'a mother, all of Omlhl.
called at the John A.Rhonda
home, lust Sunday.
munuullv
Miss Bertha Hmtmiesen wus nllerinBlair,Monday evening.st the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Mstthieaen and Mr. and Mrs. Wll-
helm Grimm.She left the follow-
ing day for herhome in Paaadma,
California, after an extended visit
in Omaha.
Wrandh Mothers
Honored Mondsf
The children of Wrsneh school
entenained their mothers at ucombinationMother's Day panyand patmn's day, Monday.A pro-
gram was presented, and inter teaserved by the washers. Misses
r ry Fedde and Phyllis Hamilton.
Following the program, the moth-
ers held a surprise shower com-
plimentary to Miss Fedde, who re-
cently resigned her position as
Gnnd Chapter meetings are "npDoyle Tornblad, Hrs. Pemi Lundt,
Mrs.Mona Deeta, Mrs.Alfred
Feer, and Mrs. Edna Mae Brown.
Julius PetersensEnterislned Sundn!
Mr.and Mrs.Julius Petersen
entertained st cards, Sunday even-
ing,when their guests wereMessrs. and Mesdames H. G. Ber-lelscn, Jim Sorensen, Ksrl Chris-
tensen, A. R. Brock, and Mrs. Os-
car Gilbertaon.High prizes werewon by Mrs, Sorensen and Mr.
Bertelsen;low swords went toMrs.Cldstensen and Mr. Soren-
sen.
Tripps Hosts At
Bridge Party
plnnned for next Tueiday evenxng,My 19, by ths Amerian Legion
auxililry_Innate: are Mrs. Mor-
ris Simonnen,Mrs.Harry E.
Smith and Mrs. Clyde Metzler.
Mrs. Fsrnberg ls
Club Hostess
Mrs.William Farnberg enter-tained members of the Monday
Evening Club, May ll, at the homeofMm.Keith Vinton.Guests
were Mrs. Vinton and Mrs. CarllBohs.
At cards, high prize was won by '
Mrs.Simon Korshoj and Mrs.
Reed O'l-lanlon, Jr., won the -cut
awud.
._..._ . . - -.1 CL UB NOTE S
Miss Grace French, who hi! apositior\& in Omaha,spent theweek~en with her mother,Mrs.
Bessie French
Mr. and Mrs.Alfred Anderson
and children had an guests. Mondan Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bucklu-"lt
A1!red and Lyle SkovMr. and Mrs. Malcolm F. Brod
prsen spent Saturday afternoon inBlair at the parental,George C
McQuorrie, home'Saturday sltemoon visitors ol
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mm.
man.Mrs. Anna King, who was conhned to her bed most ol'llutweek, is so tar recovered from herillness as to be back at her desk
Ross Harper of Her
L e o na r d Axt e ll l papers are not allowed toleave their state and by ask-
ing you, we know thxt you
will know whether your pa-
P€r can be sent outWould you kindy send us
one copy of The Enterprise
paper-'l As time passes, and
news gathers all over the
world,we lose track ol our
"home towns". We are inter-ated in what is going on wiLh
our friends and people weused so "chem" around with.
Reading .a home paper once in
a while truly brings enjoy-
ment of many moments.You may remember Bondo
H.Hansen of Cllerman.He,
for the past four months, wasin Fort Knox, Kentucky, and
you sent him a copy on regu-
Phyllis Josephine Harris, Wdthlll,
Nehraskh.May 4.-Marion Henry Fitch, A.
F.C.'1`.C_Santa Ann.California,and Ruth Eileen Wilson, Omahs.May s loel Arthur Husebo and
Alberta Hayes, Omxhs.May 7-Virgil Henry Hilgen-
kamp and Marjorie Adela Gnuse,
Arlington.May 7 "`i!ford Ostrand and
Bemice lxonovicy, Omaha.
May 10-Ralph E. Kratz, Ona-ws, lows, and Betty Jane Little,
Little Sioux, lows.
Local News
of the Week
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I ~§.f:.'°§',.:;':.:¢.:~:;; Hermnn,weremdSund.sv dinnerElair duzélnxuuw ; " § ' " ° °Km, Esszs of Mr.Mrs. Roy Metz-
is puen ,r. an m s on -.
1~f~°»~...§ "a " 'l."'f.:..'Z"~.z:" '":";€.2.'%
Eunice Reeves has been ill the iuz at the Ed Fletcher home.
past week with measles.Mrs.Herdul.Meyers and son~ "fd h|\:»Ml-£°U?ifa R"1é¢::5|\~.'er¢» Suwgv dinner zuem of Mr.
sn amxyan r.nn rs.d u .u '_Stark and daughters of Gntrmlmm,-_:\d §".L"°.o.§§'$§'i§`»i.s and
were entertained at dinner. Sun-Miss Mary Mslzlsr went Thurs-dsy evening,by Mr.and Mn- day i n a mmo Mins MetzlerFrankSoll and Pearl._|st.uyed until Sunday evenins: vis-
s 'f.§"s.'" ]?eelvlrdiEklthai1 '¥S`.l'|'"i'l' f»;_»;;=d;,~Ed rd Q`di ... a f d K . "Me r m i f i ' a .¢sd"hr.»li§'uiinsain
i ni l . .Prentice m'th.r'r.l " i " " ' 3 '~mand\SUT:x . m i C0 ayssiiiéir£n:;`:'mii=rt§nonBi `m§:"i ~ K a r. G H:l r n :p e u t Tucs-
Dsy, Mr.snd Mrs.C.B. Bunn, day in Qmaha viaitinu her brother.
r "§".'l."§§'ai A. '}' é'°"'°é;.rl""" ~i:':'.':. °i§'"s§'2"u'.I'.."l$"'»¥"'°-il..°°l.`.;
i n e es o ort oun,_.D s 0UDI ._and Mr. and Mrs. 'Hugo Huck ol tmderuent a major operutlon Fn-*lday morning.His many friends in
51%
Wratlch school Drinmarv instmcinor.Dr. and Mrs. E. S. 'lhripp enter-
tained a t bridge,Saturday even-
...b.....mg , th e oc c asaon bemg n c ele ra7
.:___»l'\¢."Fu:nn'¢ \\il'fhlBV.~
Townsend Club
A regular meeting of die Town-
send club, with a.program and
at Scheifler Hall.
Blair Pick-Up Club
The Blair Pick-Up Club will
meat with Mrs. R. P. Flynn, May21, when the lesson on food pres-
ervation will be studied
Busy Cookers
The Busy Cookers LH Club rv
cently held its organization meet-ing at the court house, under thc
supervision of Miss Ruth Wolfe,
:Mansion agent.Miss IsabelFlynn is leader of the gmup; om-
cers include Judy Shu-nburg aspresident; Joan Miller, vice presi~
dent; Edna Feer,secretary; and
Phyllis Cook, news reporter. Phyl~
alan
lunch, will be held Friday ¢V¢l'\|n8 lub,Wednesday,at a dessert
in the Arndt Hardware.
Mrs.Clarence Hansen enter-
tained the members 0! her hndge
luncheon and cards.Mrs.Annie Martin and Misa
Mary J. Cook spent Sunday lnOmaha with their nephew, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl P. Cook.
Mrs.,in poor health for some time, wastaken quite sick this week and is
confined to bed at her home.
H. B.Snyder of Ottawa, Klu-sao, spent Mother's Day with his
mother, Mrs. Laura Snyder, at the
Gerald Lemon home.
Barbara Pound.Phyllis Jensen.
Vernon and Raymond Bellows at~
tended the stage appearance ofHelenHays in Omaha,Monday
evening.Miss Dorothy Dixon. who leaves
Sam Ax!/ell who has lar occasions. Being so lar a-way we don't want regular
copies as it is too expendve-one copy at present is suffi-
cient. Then in s month or so
another in catch up on past
events.You may remember myfather and mother, Mr.and
Mrs.E. A.Brumbaugh, who
resided on East Grant Streetfor some years, then moved to
Van Nuys,Calilomie I amtheiryoungestboy,Glenn,and while in Blair,I worked
for the Early Dawn Dairy.
The reason for explaining allthis is so introduce myself.While being in California
for tive years I have lost
tr-ack of almost everything
that l rememberd of Blair,
until I met Hondo Hansenwhile on the high ses. To our
surprise we learned we were
|pent Monday evening at the
.
Mr.and Mrs.limes:ouurrrui.
George H. Kuhr home.
Mrs.Raymond Ruwe and Mrs.George H. Kuhr were Omaha vis-
itors,Tuesday.
Paul Hansen,son of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul V. Hansen, is recovering
from measles at his home
Rev. T. A. Lindermeyer visited
Dr. and Mrs. William J. Bolt of
Tekamsh from Sunday evening un-
til Tuesday.
Ralph E. Fairchild, Mn, H. H.
Brown and Ralph spent Mowers
and Mrs. Howard Fairchild.
Arnold Woodririg,son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. B. Woodr-ing, left this
week for a visit in Greeley, Colo-
rsdo.Mrs. John Jensen and daughters-1---...A nam.. Ruth.were
D a y i n O m d i a a s g u e s t s o f u m a n u .Miss Elizabeth Beales of I-'art
the C. B. Bunn home.assisting
Mrs. Bunn with her work._Mrs. Byron Bunn and children,Mary Ann and Jackie. visited theHugoHu c k and Neil Bundic
homes in Omah,last Monday
and Tuaday.CarrollWarriek of San Luis 0-bisto, Califomis.. was a Thursday
dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bry-
an Warrick and family.Mr.and Mrs.Bryan Warrick
and children spent Mother's Daywith Mrs. Wan-ick's mother. Mrs.
Ossie Burton of Blair.Mr. and Mrs.Ralph Longwell
and Mrs. Emma Jensen of Blairvisited Mr.und Mrs.CharlesCunningham of Arlington, Sunday
aftemoon.Mr.and Mrs.J. Merton Kuhr
drove to Missouri Valley.Iowa,
Friday to visit Mr. and Mfg- qyw
..\ _.__,
Calhoun has spent several days at'
[this vicinity wish him a sneedv re.
eovery.Mr.and Mrs. Harold Paulson
und son were Sunday Wests at the
Frank Nelson home.Mr-a Emma Frye left 'Saturdayfortwo weeks with reladva inMissouriValley, Iowa.Mrs.Lloyd Metzldr has stoned
her household goods in Blair. Sat-urday. and will leave soon forPnnoeton.Missouri.to .loin her
husband.Mr. and Mrs. Carol Frye spentSundav at the Claude .I .. e home.Mr. and Mrs. James Conetv wereSunday dinner mem at the A. w.
Barrze home, in Tekamah.Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wakefield
entertained at Sunday dinner forMr. and Mrs. Tom Wakefield, TomWakefield. Sr., Misses Birdie and
Alma Fl "Ten and Mrs. Mar Lan-and children, Patty and Marshal de"k
1 |m »-\||-\. \
Advertise in The Enterurise
" Dr J. Tilton Young
Oleopalhle Phyulchn
1150 North Brand St.
FREMONT, NEBRASKA
\c a r d s ,F .H M c V i c k e r w o n t h e
p r i z e f o r h i g h s c o r e a n d M r s R 0 5
K e l l y w a s a w a r d e d c o n s o l a t i o n
prize.Guests were Messrs.an d Men-
dames R. E. Vinton, Milan D. Aun-
tin, J . Hiliorl Rhoades,F. H. Mc -
Vic ke r and Roy Ke lly .
Wh a t E v e r y
Graduate
Appreciates
mwm RY |
v
G I F T s
H e r
a u "
The
LASTING GIFT
\
UGGESTIONS
F o r H i m
2.
l
T lis Mchercner is a urennm, ....,...;The next meetinz of the gzrouu
will he held at the Shamburg
heme on May 22.
5 Lucky Parker Club
-1-The Lucky Parker Pig (Hub met
lat the Andrew Alba/.zh home, Fri-
4-ldsy evenln¥» when material was
zldistributcd for the year's work.
4- It was decided that n demonstra-
tion will be held at each meeting:
naming we parts ol the hog will
constitute the first demonstration,nn take place at the Nels Buck-
hardf. home on June 5.Delmar
»_r .L ...,...»:»., \h-o Allmch
Saunders joined the club,A t lnext week for San Diego,van-fornia, spent Monday and 'I\|esday
among friends in Blair,She wasa guest nt the L. W. Lotta home.
MnLl1or's Day dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J,Hilton Rhoadrl,
Charlotte and Kenneth,wereMessrs. and lllesdamns Ed Jensen.
Earl Jensen and Stanley Jensen.
Mrs. Ralph Longwell of north of
Blair called on Mr.and Mrs.Charles Cunningham of Arlington,
Sunday..Kenneth Redding,who is su-tloned nt Camp Dix, near Trenton.
.~__..r,_\-._\.-..~x m-snvinva
Mrs. Emma Jensen and Mr.almost neighbors.He knowsof people whom I remember
in Washington County.We
have spent many hours in avchanging"blows"of Blair
and Herman.When the boat docked, I losttrack of him and I thought
I would probably never seehim again.To my surprise,
when each man wus assigned
to n. company and then a bar-racks, I was checking thenames of the men, and Bondo
was placed in my barracks.
I am acting sergeant, tempo-radly, x hope, while here nn
.L_ u-.~.::... lolnndn rm. wa..Sunday a
A,B. w.
Dr. nn(
entertain(
Mrs. Ehls
of Blair.
larraln
braska, i
their par
Hansen.
Mrs.1weekend
daughterSmith, n
Mr
.-nvon H.
a n n u - v 1 . . w. f t e r n o o n v i s i t o r s a t t h e
oodring home.
1 Mrs .Donald R. E hler s
ad, Sunday , at dinner for
ars' uncle, Perch Compton
Spa ngg aar u a nu mn .llllu ..-.-.Russell Spa ng gna ni of Kan sas
City .Monday evening:dinner guests
at th e J . Mer ton K u hr ho me wer e
Messrs.an d Mesdames Stanley
Jensen,Ric hard Johnson,and
'Q " "v r
I n s u r a n c e Of E v e r y
K n o w n K i n d
R E A L E S T A T E v L O A N S
'-\\,»-,,..T / '/:\" 'W 4 ' r m
A Bouquet
oi
onratulations
Fr e s h - c u t full
l u i
ne Hansen of Oma ha and
of Waterloo,Ne-
h'lother's Da y wil.l'\
Mr . a n d Mrs . A . C .
ansenxpent
en ts ,
L..D :
l w i t h
',Mr .
W arr ic k spent th e
her so n-in~law and
an d Mr s .Prentic e
north of Blair.
. f x M r s , ~ T y w n . w e r e
Kelly Ry a n.Mr. a nd Mrs . Ge org e Ku hr , J r ..
o i Blai r we re Sunday dinner
gues ts o f their son an d da ughter-
in-law.Mr .an d Mr s .J .Me r to n
K u h r and children.Mi s s Cora Beard attended th e
nur se s' g ra dua ti on a t Tri ni ty C a~
ihe dr sl in Oma h a .Thur sda y e ve-ni n g ;Misa Ma d g e Petersen a t
Blai r wa s n me mb er o f th e Clar k-
son Hos pital class.
H'1T1F§§§§Il'E;;i
1z-|»
~¢nn _.L -,L_-.~ ;
.»teh Men's wr is t W8f§2\l hand-§>m{1\'t Innins -'f'f1f. .m a sznmeh*stvled wlth smar t
'rHy}g§gAY
and drs~gh~,Mi. an~ Mrs. J Admhmion 11~80 Cla.
»C o n f l r m o r D e n y
WITHDON AMECHE ANDIJOAN BENN.a;|.
Ala''Jemng the Pnce Sport ReelandShamBattleShenunlgm
Color Cartoon.
Dress Shirts ,~,.'§j,'
$1.59 to
Shirts and Shorts
Union Suits Afhlgic Style
Union Suits 21',§"s...m. _
New
ted,
N € C k W 8 & l ` L a t e s t New Patterns
Era CompanyAdiualahie Collars
$1.95
251: to 501:
Soc to 95c
634: to 1.35
50c t o $ 1
v
| isappears
\\'ITHJEFFREYLYNN ANDJANE\VYMAN
Also-Weddng Yella Comedy
~ D. Gzmmsou
W EDNESI ' r u u n s m n n
M,\\' 20-2|
Admission ll-30 Cla.
The Shanghai
Gesture
WITHGENE TIERNEY
WALTER nus'roN ANDVICTOR MATURE
Also-Dog Obedience Sparta Reelmd Dnnlld'n Garden Disney Col-or Carlooil.
_ ._ _ - . . . .. - ..
Spring Clothes For Men
Mr .a n d Mr s .U .S.Re eves o f
DeSoto spey t Sunday wi th the ir
son -i n-I awfan d dau gh ter , Mr. a nd
g m- C la mn c e Si mp so n an d Ma ri -
y n,Mr .an d Mr s .He nr y Sorensen
an d Glen n , a n d Mr . a nd Mrs . Mi -
..
FRIDAY SATURDAY
MAY 15-I6
Saturday MnineeAdmission l\~22 Cla.
Ma\tese Falcon
warmHUMPHREY BOGART AND \
MARY ASTOR
Also-Car\Hoff and Band And
Porky's Pantry Pinte Cannon.
Evening Admission 11-30 Cla.
ISH0Esamp|¢a¢ L5§Z'FZ'§"n?2i,'T;'5:,., or sw-\<°
o
TUESDAYMAY 19
Admission \\-22 Cls
uw B.-,ay
S UN DAY M O N DAY
MAY 17-18Sunday MatineeAdmission Il-30 Cll.
gmy Died WithTheir Boots On
w:rmERROL FLYNN' ANDOLIVIA D¢HAVlLLAND
Als4>-The Cagey Cnnlry ColorCartoon and News Reel. Even-ing Admiuion ll-85 Cn.
Th* Grzenhouse
W. J. Roagzn, Prop
_ _ _ _ _ .. . . - - -
f|.0B{P OI.un .:lII!..\.7\.|u", . . . . .- - .n e w J es e r v e d l u n c h .O t h e r g u e s t s w e r e .m u y ," " " ' l " " " " ' " *B * " " ° ° = = 'u .. . ...............-..\ u s l \ . . . \I. . » » A n l i n n h d |10 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ D I 1 ~~~
"; $ ._1 l n n vt f i f n f ~
x
4-
Ixgg1-n-
fnce,und braid-bond.leather nano.....ihirs. Clarence Amold Mrs. AllredRings,Party Bags.Neck-Rmgn.Cugarette Lighters,..'wenr, Vanity Cases, Brooch-'l`ie Sets. Wnldemar Chains,Quxst end family, Nels Buckhardt
eu, l'im~ and Lockets.Electric Razors and Knives.and Hyalmer Quist.
W a t c h e s Ar e B e c o mi n g Ha r d t o P u r c h a s e Nr; and Mrs. J.P- Stokes en-ltertamed on Mother's Day for
Messrs and Mesdames LesterL g g k ~ ~ o v e r A § ~\s¢<§k@r.`..ma children of Fremont;
Q Raymond llahlfa and children,3, Watson Hum of Valley'VelmarA s ~4- Katt and Phillip of rlington;illarlan Wulf and Sharlene of
\Bla\r Albert Petersen and sonsL .C .~~of licrman; .lay Stokes, Jr.,of
,0mn.ha;and Earl Stokes of Te-
4~++-M-il| 1::-H-|-++.."..°'+++++++»|kem=I'\~
|
..~...... . ....,.Mr. and \lrs. I.. C. Klupu and
Roger spent Mcther`s Day in Ly-
ons, where they were guests of
Mrs. ,l(lopp's parents, Mr. und Mm.
C. E, Mcllfonies.Rev. N.C. Carlsen left Wednes-
day morning for Columbus, Ohio,
where he planned to attend a meet-ing pertaining to Lutheran federa-tion.I-lc expects to return to Blair
on Suturduy.Christian Chuxvh Sunday School
children plan tn hold a fisl\ennan's
party at the church, Saturday al-
temoon,Mrs. Pearl Johnson, Sun-rlay School superintendent, will be
in charge of the event.
Island.It seems that every-
where you look you see moun-tains,trees,birds,etc, but
they are not just mountains;
each fits und blends in with
every other one.Everything
has been placed in n definitespotby Mother Nature, and
we see here a beauty that
without seeing it would be
hard to b¢Eeve.Since being in the army, I
have traveled over 9,000
miles,and still many more
are ahead of me.We,Bondo and I,will begrateful if you could send us
a copy. Thank you so kindly.
v,...... .im-melv.
St
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an
vidx
hi
lx
hiz
e1
wi th
Miss Dora A..Carte:
een qui te ill at the h|
ld Mr s .He r ma n La d '
rovin g and is a ble to
mound a part of the ti
hi r.an d Mr s .Ch r i
isi ted fr om Saturday
ay i n Ga lva , Io wa , w
Irs.E d Ho lsttin ,for
zgbon county resident
Mrs. J . P. Stok es re
»leg"ram o f hloth er's
nga from her son, Shi
employed on defensa
Ionolulu, T. H..
Mr. and Mra. Lea tel
:hiidren of Fremont .1
s vreek's vac ation at
I .P.Stokes,home i
wi th Mr .and Mrs. 1%
of Kennand.
Mr .. md Mr s .Leo
Mr .an d Mr s . W d d o
Mr . a n d Mrs. Ken net
all of Oma ha , we ra f
gu es ts a t the pa n nta
son,home.
Mr . a r i d Mm, A . J
chiidren had ss their
Sunday , Mesurn and
g..wi n i a mn a n d Le l
J. H. Campbell. who is amuonecnt the Great Lakes Naval Training
School in lllichigan,remembered
his moLhcr. Mrs.J, E. Campbell,with n telephone call on Mothsr'n
Day.Messrs. and Mesdames Ray Wulfand Billy,Theodore Grundy and
children,and Anhur Larsen ofOmaha gathered at the parental,
Will Wulf.home at Orum for
h1ot9:er's Day..
Mr. and Mrs. Chris K. Bender!
enterbxined at dinner, Wednesday
evening, lor Mr. and Mrs. JamesC.Thompson and Terry,Miss
Pvt.Glenn Brumbaugh.
Our address: _Private G. Bnmbaugh,
A ='N. 89017227
OrBOY\d0 H. Hansen, ASN. 37141130
193rd Tank Blttalion Co. AA.P.0. 957, co PostmusierSm Francisco, Cnlilomia
' (This will reach us wherever
we ue.)
Mrs. George Van Deusen xnd
daughter, Rum Ann, plan iq leave
this weekend for Prmndanee.Rhode Island,where they vnll
Vem Nuerenberger,Miss Evelyn mnketheir home.Mr. Van Deunen
Spadt, and Wayne Lambert.Im been anplvyed in Pmvidence
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Mothefs Day visitors at the'10r the Pl-U» mree uwmuu.Fred Long home included Mr. "vi Sunday, Mr. md Mrs. J. Cron-
Mrs.Earl Caldwell and Neal ' ed din I' stmm wwxtaln at ner OxMm. Arthur Long and Miss Dor- Mrs. Corinne Smith lnd childrvn
athy Mencke f Omah M .doa,r nn and Mr.and Mrs. Iva: HulunsnM...H u m 'Annlebv.Leonud',,,,,;cl|i\dre.n. Mlrilyn anq Bef'-Y
if
\
'v Whenever the Stork
Makes a Delivery
l'm the Follow-up Man
Pasteurized Milk Is
Safest Y o u K n o w !
1 Safeguard Health
Milk. lt Is Safer.
AP;]eb;';''J ' * ; 'PP'°bY of Sfoiiim; md Mr. md Mrs. uns'Arlington.'Carlsen of Lincoln.The Smiths
Mrs. Ray Faegan, Mrs.Paul were week-end guests, also, at the
Templeton, Mrs. Howard Long and Cronstrom home.baby. and Rudolph Mencke called Sunday dinner guests at the
on Mrs.. Fred_Long.Wednesday. George H.Kwr home were Mr.
Other visitors tire latter P8\'¢ o( and Mrs. Gustav Knhnk and tam-
lhe week were Mrs. Wnyne Pot-\;\y and Mr.and Mrs.Raymond
'" ""and granddaughter,M1'!\Ruwe and family.Evening visi-
Rnben Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Rassmors were Mr. and Mrs.HenryHarper and George Thornburgh.[Ruin-, Mr.and Mrs.RaymondTom Bracken and A1 Maier of Kuhr and family, Will Hart, Nlr.
Emenxon,Nebraska.,were Blair and Mrs. George Gahler of Win-
visitors last Saturday.Bracken, side.who was the victim of .im auto-1 Mr.and Mrs, J.P.Andersen.
mobile wreck some time past and jMra.John Schmidt. and Gaye,Inter vent through a major opera-Mrs, cufma Mctzler and Gordon
ron, is mending very rapidly and Allan of Tekamah. and Mr. and
is back at work with the railroad Mrs. Arthur N. Andersen ol Her-
when: he has supervision of ull nf Zman spent Saturday in Hooperthe construction work for the M.w§|_h Mr.,md Mrs. Harry Thiel-
nmi n mm.foldt and Mrs. Jens Larsen._nw
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Adults, Too, Shoulc
With Pasteurized
Because I't Is Purer "§1§'.§J1'§&,-.Leannrd Miller of bémuon was in honor or mrs
Omxha and Mr. and Mrs. Robert IAmen'|bil-ua anr|ive°rs=1'¥
i n 'a Mrs.Claude overwvs i n d d hu=,Shar<m Y-\Mr fmspient mMoth:[:"Es DL ,with then*1*te1'f-"ined at df"ne;nhh;m§T,E
P a r e n t s .M r .a r i d M r s .P a u l K .1 h ¢ b i r t h d a y o f M 1 5 8
.......»¢-.1.l¥M|nn . I nn ."§na|\|\¢\\"R t ~~gin vs gweei' Longer Toovn a v v v v -"D
[RY Phone 351
W. E. Lucke, Prop.
Sieft.Mn. snen nm an mw-......-al pleasant mrprise in the form
of two Mathefa Day tahgrnma,one from her mn,Bill,md the
other from Joe Mcullti I.bothgaformerBlairboys.Bi] and Joe--_-....|......\M. ¢|.fm|» weldinz
School. Guests were Min Hansen
har parents, Mr. and Mn.Han:
P. Hmsen of Blair; md Paul Pe
mrsen of Craig. Peacelm I-1i\l.pupiltcelebrntedMissI-lumen'
birthday with n nurpx-in put;
BL AIR DA]
_
_am- ~ - "'T u e s d l y "m m ml l can llIJ'"""'"u or nll-lwgrk {|\PL0IZl8 Beith,
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\n\_:...Lr...L¢.\.'||¢UL# 14. 1.942 ét
l l t i k b y P h uMilk and ic e c ream are deliv
bl'alrp ime to the nmlnillil c a m
in northern Canada.I n some
calities the miners pay a d~
tor u quart of milk.
r r u n o d v li U n d ' D o o d le B u '
T h a " d w d la Iw i'vu 1 tm- ke d
h w e l o f p e w h b w t i l u x e d u n n o r t
at "d\vmln¢ rod."It never had any
ldentme nh-lldihl but some early
prospeebon were uid lo have used
xv.' n n pr up éc wr walked over
ground he hoped :unnamed oil. md
hekl the twig so that nm lurk yolnb-
ed upward.When the prospectnt
ltwd lbove n pool ot on the "doodla
buf' wal supposed to point duwn~
ward.
Ma n h q Sh er i No ' In n
Monkey s do not shed mar: wh=
th e! g rlc va Sumo scientists any
Ll bec ause they do not_ have dee
emotions.
Unique Time Piece vu.
The Chinese tell time wi th c on-
dderable ac c urac y by looking at a
u f ; e y e .The p up il at the cuffs
ey e bec omes ngrrower as man approaches,and wider as th e : ne r-
uoon waggg
'I'vl'e1f!J:| in Englllad
Newspa per dom ranks twelfth
the list of En g la n d ;national
duslrles and employs 80,000 work
rc ly .
early ~n the week that a defipitclineup for Sunda s gamg- a2:n\I'Sl§
Bennington vyns not avaalabgp bu:
' P o o r l i a r s L u v O m e n '
S i n c e i t s e a r t n b l l s h m e n t n i n a y e a r s
; | q ,D u k e u n l ve r l l t J ' s l e g a l c l i n i c ,
c a l l e d " p o o r m u h l a w o m c e , " h u
I |i ~
There are 101 lubliances Ln mbut chemlsu have been unableput them together and get milk.
\'\r'\0I~:Iraid-e wh o wi \l be i n the sta rti ng
jli ne u v f o r tha Cubs.Indic ations
:are th at a n umb er of the y o uns ter
i w w .fo r me r Ame ric an Leirionma r s , wi l1 ' h o ld do wn mo s t o f th e
mniiarting positions f o r th n Ioc al
mme .'1~in-
l I
._-.mum-He a p b i g i n j l n wi th is f a m~.\ .
RED MEN
roflte from Texas 'to Minnesota,
and made application for ah op-
pnrtunity to sleep in the city jail.
This was readily granted
In ali, including the parents,
there was a family of seven; and
they departed early Saturdaymorning,headed north to their
summer stamping grounds.
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UVE STUCK PBIGES
AT SOUTH UMAHA
Cattle Open the' Wee
~Steady zo Lower.
Top $14.00
HOGS STEADY 10: UP
Lambs Abou a ,Shorn,
k Leaking- -
Coach
a f
Rufus Olson
Coach C a r olGMU; N n r t hHiKhbxsebdl
team lost twnclosegamestothe leazua lend-
i~ hlon
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Union Stock yards.Omaha,
May 12, X942-CATTLE; Receipts
of cattle at Omaha Monday were
8,800 head.Trading npened om
slow, and some deslrnble steers,yeaxllnzs and heifers sold atstudy levels ahhough bids and~=weak w 10@
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To AWARD HONORS
NEXT FRIDAY
Th e annual honors convoc ation
wi ll be h e ld a t the Blai r Hi g h
Sc hool at two o'c loc k, Friday a.ft.~
ernoou, Hay 15. A t that ti me, spe-
c ial r ec ogr litio n wil! be given stu-
den ta wh o h ave e xc el[ ed i n scho-
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in Lbs fin! nlme.
turned in brillimt nddvflhl-'WU '"|\mr uwlllu. .. ..__ __,_ml " md n n ! I n v m a n t h !;; ; ; , ;; ; _ -1 5 , do le a g xm
'° " °" " '§ , "" ' °" '° " "" g week.sen. lure mount sx4.oo.lwdc a ue nnto nly wne nv r-\\Ca w l i w l l w u n mu l y i o w u k md
m l m a m w z m n u h m .~ "& 2 IZ 'a $ "' u-u e ° f l to c ke n
ar deputrnenm.rnnupnx J.u.unmeu 'pw -q.. ......... .... ....Thompson wil\preside over tha pgeuniuul nllenu.lnm t
program;awards wil\dsc be ADime Ou: ol'
made by the department heads.nm Ev e n m Be a m _Evay Dollar in
um! :uk r cemly declare(~ghcihar: are "iw glsunct md sep ||__
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S War Bond
E N HOGS gnu urn on n funeral.YONS oCONFERENCE TITLE
"The Lyons Ilia-:lx School trac ka m replaced Blnir as c onferenc el
.ps a t th e an n ua l Cornhuskornfei-enc e trac k meet hold at Te-l
::.las t Thu rsd ay after-noon._e v l u g an d Crosby were the
::r t h e Ly ons te am whic h.
ored 55 2-3 points to second
~ce, 'I`ekan1sh"s 49 1-3 with Blair.
iii an d Oakland fo urth.¥
Ro s te r ma n wa s h iz h po in t man !
r Blnir, winning thp loc al tearn's
ne fir st in the pole va u lt and
ing tllirvc l in the disc us und low
~les.Other Blair sc orers wereeagenwi th a th in tl i n th e 100
d 220 y ard dashes:Meredith
ond in the 440;K e llv th ir d i n
e mi le ;Lo ng second an d Gold-
k thi rd in h u ll mi le an d Fe et
rd i n b loo d ju mo .
F i r s t plac e honors outside of
~ter1nsn's were wo n b v trac k1fr o m 'lfokmnah an d Lvon s.'
irst ulsce winners: 100 vsrd dnBh.~
»pllard.Ly ons (:10.9);220-~eohnrd.Ly ons ( : 2 5 J ) :4 4 0 \
orr ow,Te lmma h (:5"!.1);880-
~nms.Teknmah. (2:14.3);M i l e *
~uhs.Teltamnh (»1:42.5);Hi g h
» rdles.Crosby_Ly o ns (:16.8)~w hurdles,Crosby ,Ly o nsl
:*25.1)Relay ,Ly on s (1 = 4 m. 1
nvelin.hiegrrue.Te ka ma h,148'
eet 1 %inches.Discus,Mem-ue.
e.kama.h 112 feet. 8 inches.Shot,lirners. 'Lyons 43 feet 'T in. High
~p-ties,Shephard,Ly ons, Crooyly o n s Me xr u e Te ka mn h 5 'eé t é in.`Po1e mi n t .Roscel-§1mn.\
~lair.9 f ee t 1 0 inches.Broad
ump,Shephard, Ly ons,20 feet
3 - 4 i n .
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~D o l l a r s
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Henry Peterson,WashingtonCountyfarmer,recently sold
twelve hogs on the South Omaha
stock market,The hogs, averag-ing 801 pounds, sold at $13.90.
To ISSUE REPORTCARDS MAY 22
v n u u u u u : 1 v @ ~
h~~ : s 1 ~ o e <5 ~
'Annmc m .-¢u'2&»5~°¢¥€f~°»SX uuuu- Mn| .1'n
~ _ - . . n A a v n r n l r \ n M Q | loo \ wu l for the lollowlng rlumc r
0ontheloc al Platte Valley
SUle team desired bo nurcllmae
:ded ¢quipment and did no t
ve a c r ed it ratimr wi th th e
wh a Sporting;Goods Co..
rol obliged by permittinsr the
al c iub to uurchage equip-
\nt and have it c harged to his
:ou nh
. . . . | _ ; . . ¢
\ . » u ; \ L u : h u #AC h o i c e t o p r i m e . . . $ 1 4 . 5 0 @ 1 6 . 0 0
G o o d t o c h o i c e . . . . $ 1 2 . 5 0 @ 1 4 . 5 0
F a i r t o g o o d . . . . . . . s 1 1 . o o @ 1 2 . 5 o
C o m m o n t o f a i r . . . . $ 1 0 . 0 0 @ 1 1 . U - D
T r a s h y w a r m e d - u p s S 9 . 0 0 @ 1 0 . 0 0
F E D H E I F E R S
C h o i c e t o p r i m e . . . . $ 1 2 . 5 0 @ 1 3 . 7 5
G o o d t o c h o i c e . . . . . $ 1 1 . 7 5 @ 1 2 . 5 0
F a i r t o g o g d U . s 1 o . 5 o @ 1 1 . ' z 5
u~.~u~i|.|¢.. .. ..Rep ort c a rds wi ll be issued to
stu den ts on Fri da y ,Ma y 2 2 , i t i s
learned.Teac her s will be busy
compiling grades on Thursday , and
no sc hool will be held that day .
a
Starting MONDAY ~,
MAY 1s¢h»»»»~
nu n s v mw..-»`.-E ;PAY DAY
:~W AR
nnum AY
srsmms--sn DDLIAB
Corporal Rob ert F .Jahnel wa..
omg on fu r lo u gh la s t wee k H
eft Su nda y e ven ing fr om Fre mon
fo r h i s po s t a t San L ui s Ob is to
Cali fomin.
Dogfish Rank as Ancients
Among the tlshes, dogilsh rank as
ancients.They are c losely related
to the gan and sturgeon. Both bot-
tom feeders and sc uvengers.Th
male doznsh may be distinguish -
tr am th e I en mle by a bla c k lp oedged with y ellowisla to bright o
an-ge. found on the side or The Bs~
near the tail an.This apo; is Iain
or absent on the !erna1¢»
'Our Cuu uffh Rig ht o r W r ong'
"Our c ountry !In her lntey course
with foreign nation:may ' alié nl-
ways be ln the right; but our c oun-
try , r igh t o r wron g."wa l an tout
dven by Stephen Dec atur.
slgna;A tendency to Blilliizglu uu'neuth hog house bedding, gumrulng
together of the ey elids;a au.usingorwohblygall.whvtl moved.deep
red discoloration of thu belly sur-fnce. persistent scouring,vomiting,
tits or convuleslons.l"e\cr is con
H o :Cholera.¢r8u.test_ killer ot
ar:lu moreAmericanswine,nppe_ .|.._- than ¢ tnnnnmm suv. \'12':\Y
| -_4 . - . u w 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' \ | T l § { l 'I _ .¢ v v n \ 1 f \ r l \l l " \ Y Y 3 1 1 I
W " -_md " ' " ' " ' '....s s.oa@1o.so'IC E C E l L u \ u w w w - m l u~ e:.x::,1=,:r:. *.:,,.,...!I Common '° "sa ~|P" vu-m m s A NSW E RED..|N' l`h '5 NA M r A nnTOTALS 2.19 INC]-IE l | . Il § l l l l l l n u a u _ u - . . - . . . . , _ ___. n m n k i l l s s o q u i c k l y u m r _ \ m a 3 - |:U l u u u u vu w v - - - -1 ~2 5 .\..l.\J"L1\.J a n -__d b a s e b a l l o f f n c l r w u P n m e h e a v y c o w s . . $@ 1 o3 1 5 .=f"f2. ....m l m m a i d a t o n c e .G o o d t o c h o i c e , , . . $ 9 . D 0 @ 9 . 5 0 m _ = . . = . . . f. . . . z u l m i n fn r i r s t e Ed i n t h e l n tl|;\;e¢"re\c al only vague marks or umm..the lnkc tlou.At other limes the Thvre is n o known ru n- for Imglesions or llssue changes no closely cholera..However,prompt diagno
resembla those of certain germ "1
on e th e ti me f or th e Ar lin z ~n tour namen t. and the bi ll sti ll
maimed on the books Me m-ra of th e loc al c lub in formed
e ma n a ze r o f th e Spor tingmils' S tore that th e bill would
. Daid with monev won bv Dar-
:i mti ng in W a sh i ng to n C o un -
Fai r to urn amen t.Howeve r,
make the deal szood. the man-
zer o f th e S. G. S was asked
| give J ac k Sc hafer. a c lerk in
re store. the dav off so tlmt he
:uid hu r l f o r th e Blai r Club.
he ms u lt. wa s th a t Blai r lo st.nt a nd He rman collec ted first
Fa i r to g o o d ........$8.5D@ 9.001 btiilrltun W in §~ -- - ~ - - -anCutte rs ....... ...... $6.'i'5 @ B.25 f0ll0Wi118 quesuons an d a:1s\~.erslrwc
Connors ...... ..,... ..$5.0 0@ 6.5 0| c one erning pric e ceilings \\hioh|I0".i
S T O C K C A T TL E `h£\.Ve been fixed by the UPA.The weeGood to choice ylgs. $12.D0@1li.25 list was c ompiled by Grant Mc Fa1y_: 50
F a i r to good y lss .s1o.5o@12.oo¥den of Linc oln, state rationing of-»i 1Corn.i o fa ir YIES S 9U0@10.50\fic er, who said 'hxesday th a t his ine
W e t c o w s ~ ' T . 0 0 @ 9 . 2 5 offic e me been flooded with sin1i»
Fle shy heaters --=-$ 9.00@12.%lar questions:Steer c alves .......$1lJ.00@I-L50 Q.W hen does the ceiling bc ,3.
He lte r c alves ~ 9 . 0 0 @ 1 3 . 0 0 come effec tive?o f .
Gd t F ii , E ?§ § S' " 'i l° 1" § ,1250 A .1. F or g oo ds s old at retail sasoe e r s @ *the ceilings apply on May 18, 1942.obs
Fair to good feeders s1o.oo@11.so»..C o m to 1 r f .5 9 1gg.g'2° For servic es a t retail,th a t is. obs
a i ee ers S 00533 lr e n d e r to th e ulti mate consume ell,
.Q s\2....L -nn\|=n¢l nn Jilitr 1. ~ 91.2
b o r n e s w i n e d i s e a s e s L u a : u . Il i u u l ut o r y i n ve s t i g a t i o n i n r e q u i r e d t o t o l l
t h e m a p a r t .S w i n e o t a l l a g e s m a y d i e o t h o g
c h o l e r a w i t h s y m p t o m s t h a t r o
s e m b l o t h o s e o f p o i s o n i n g ;o t h e r s
m a y s h o w n t s . c o n vu l s i o n s a n d n o r f
o u s s y m p t o m s t h a t s i m u l a t e a . b r a i n
d t s o r e r ;s t i l !o t h e r s m a y l i n g e r
m d a y s w i t h w e a k n e s s , ' d y s e n -
" " -- -a nm u n u r .
._ .. .. .. -. -u --Co e -Ja co b s
\
t a r y a n d v o m m n g s a L u u U l u ;..\» \ - - -n f n m d i s e a s e .'BYU Ilguu Us nav ..-,..Froquenuy one or two pigs in a
herd dia suddenly ton days to twoweeksbeforetheqalaucootLhe
herd ulckena.Often on owner mis-tnkeniy believes that the Brat dead
nlss were iujpred, and roglects hav-
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.gr.a r¢f."| ,°.r_~g }
5».'» . " "`... : ° r¢ . 1
Sy mptoms whic h rnlght ba chol-
era-»0r savers! other diseases.
HO GS S T E A D Y 10c H I G H E R
HOG S :Rec eipts of hogs a t
Omaha Mond ay we re 7, 500 h ead.
Fo llo win g o slu gg i sh ea r ly ma r -
ke t, mo s t of th e tr a di n g wa s a t
pric es s tead y to 10c hig her thanFr i da y So me o f th e be st lig ht-
UI B C tli in g a pp ww u n ' -' l -.|3. F or aaléa by manufac turers
produc ers an d wholesalers anu r
servic es rendered to an i ndu str ial |consumer,the c eiling applies on\;`;"
May 11, 1942.I J "
Q.w i n the wi n in g prices b f a
wei gmé br ou gh t $1 3. 90 , bu t bu lk lthe some a t e ve r !store fo r t h e ~
o f th e tr a d i n g wa s at a s p r e a d same artic le?.' n f s 1 a 7 5 a i > 1 3 . B 5 .S o w ;s o l d l a r g e ]A .N o .I n g e n e r a l ,t h e c e i l i n g t n
_ . L e . . \_ - - L
Last summer a letter ap-enred in this colunm fezandimzxck of orzanizntiorn in the loca\
asebaI\ club and noor businessnanazement.I received n
swell" tomtue luhimt for ha:-
-~-. ...
h u g h i s ve t e r l n n u t m p e n m m . . .....
t n p s y .T h i s c o m p l e x i t y o t s y m p t o m s ,
a n d t h e r a p i d i t y w i t h w h i c h c h o l e r a
k l l l a a r e r a m o n a w h y a u t h o r i t i e s
u r g e va c c i n a t i o n o f a l l p i g s e a e
m a t t e r o t s o u n d i n s u r a n c e .O w n e r s
w h o m h e r d s h e r o b e e n p r o p e r l y
l m m u n l x e d a g u t l n e t h o g c h o l e r a a r e
( r e e d f r o m t h e c o n s t a n t .h a u n t i n g
w o r r y o t l o o t i n g t o r a u s p i c i o u s
- » - » n l » n n ¢T h i ?l f !~~
e l s a n d l m l a t e u s e o ! l a m e d o s e s
o t a e r u m a y h e l p t o l a l v a g o a
vr o l l t a h l e m h e r o f h o g s I n c h o l -
e r a e t r l c k e n h e r d s ,i t t h o d i n e a s e
h a s n o t p r o g r e s s e d t o o t a r .
C l o n e c o o p e r a t i o n b e t w e e n h o g
o w n e n e n d t h e i r ve t o r l n n r l o u a o n
a l l m a t t e r s i n vo l vi n g s a n i t a t i o n , d i s
e a s e s y m p t o m s a n d t i m e l y s e a s o n a l
p r e ve n t i ve l m m u n l z e t l m s .w i l l c u t
t h e c o u n t r y s m u l t i m i l l i o n d o l l a r
n z i t p n n w a and one u l ueadexs pf the baseball umm in-\
'nrmed m e th at t\'u=c lub hq d |
paid all bills and had uroven m
loc al business me n their suc -
mm .wa s n o t esse nti al to fi-
nanc e the c lub in Blair.W ell.
il, will take morp than wo rds 00
convince Gu st th at business
men 'e fir hnc ial support i s not
needed.
"\'\».i¢vpn-'a c lub ha s go tten
xy at $1a.so@ia.eo.
S H E E P A N D L A M B S S T E A D Y
SHE EP: Rec e ip ts ui sh ee p a nd
-lambs a t O m a h a Mo n d a y we r e
_1l,500 he ad .A s a ru le pric es
'we r e muc h th e sa me a s o n F r i -
\
l s h a m te d lamlgs se llln
g$11 'l5@12 75 nnd.she§rng lambs
is th e hi gh est p ri c e a r wxu c n vm.sture sold an article duringzhiarc h.
The mnximum p ri c e wi ll var y fr om
store in store just as pric es varied
fro m stone to store d ur ing Mar c h
Q.Ho w wi ll i h e housewife
lmo w w i n !the ma xi mu m prlebk
are?A .Th e regu lation lis ts abuui
Hi
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v
B l u l | . | \ . u u . | a .. .. ,. . . _t o l e n d t h e i r h e r d s t o m s r k e t n r .
n p r u n m b l a - w e i g h t s s i m p l y b e c u a s e
a l a n h u a p p e u - a c l i n t h e c o m
unity.Farmers whose h o n have not
bein:nc c mntad should bu on the
swine dlnaaao luasas to x low lu:-mum.W ith hogs at present lglgh
Drlc es tha owner who lou his herd
go without protection sxnlnnt this
disease Ln akin;5 very topllah
gamble.
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Under Government Regulations, But One Stop ~er
Day Can Be Made At Each Home In the Delivery
Of Food Stuffs.
In keeping wi ~_-.servation of rubber and delivery equipment, we are adopting the
0ncePer-Day Delivery which is in line with similar action be-
ing carried out all over the United States.
'sDever ~.._Orders will b¢ taken until 9:30 A, M .
There will be a delivery at 4:00 P, M
`Saturdays Only
Please Phone Your Orders Ea rl y. To Avoid Disappointment,
Please Do No t ~ Uu s to Deviabe From the Ab ove Ou tlined
Delivery Plan.
_...|.. n.at $12.00@12.65. Aged sheep new
FAT LAMBSF a t l b s . .g d .z o ¢ h .$ 1 4 . o o @ 1 4 . 3 5
: __ . 1 A n n n u n ; n A f m
,ste ady.
10 0 o f me mo st imp or tan t g r ou p sofitemsinthe avera ge faml1y's
cost o f livi ng.Th e nmx.imy1§
nric ea o f them items must beijs-_
L H B I l U L l . . I . | .a n n " u n i - - -- -B l a i r C i t y S c h w l s h e l d a j o i n :
M o § h e r ' s D a y p r o g r a m a n d t e a
l a s ;T h u r s d a y a f b e m o o g i A r o u n d
"*.A 1. . . . . . . _- - » - -: . .. n . m l n n ¢ n
IlA r~ ~ W~1 play ers and oth ers have voic ed
dimma roval of th e ma n ne r in
whi c h the c lub s ta rted Theymni nta in th at th e meeting of
the or n n n i n ti o n and mi na i tv-ment did n ot rec eive due Dubli
c ity .Th e y ma in ta i n th a t th e
baseball meeting:should have
been printed in loc al naners soth a t a ll interested could ha ve
an ouuo rtun itv w be uresentandvoicea n obinion.W i ll i t
be "ste p-a nd-a -lmlf'baseball
this y ear o r w i l l they ge t to -
srether in full stride?
Ho wa r d Mic kelsen,for mer
Dana.ath lete n ow coaching at
Rosali e. wi ll le ave fo r the arm?soon.La s t Fr i d a y nilrht his
friends held a danc e in his hon-
or "Mi c ky " di d no t kn o w h o w
Lo danc e eu he spent. the even~
ing's i n d n g fo r the orc hestra.
It tur ne d o ut to be a or ofi tab leeve n i mr - f i ve buc ks as a gi ft
fr o m friends an d another fi ve
for singing.
SPECIALS
this week at
the ARNDT
HARDWARE
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iFat lbs., mee. zo gc. awww;-¢.w \Fat lbs, leir io med. $ll.50@l3.50
Shorn Lambs .s 9.50@l2.'I5
Spring lambs ., .s12.oo@14.1s
FEEDER LAMBSShearlng lambs ....$l0.00@12.50
Nltlves ............$9.00@ll.50
ATHLETES ToSTATE MEET
Gene Kruger,Leo Roscnnilde,Calvin Menkinz and Lloyd Marsh-all will represent Arlington at the;annual Nebrnpka Hlxzh Schoolstate track meet at Lincoln, thislweek»end.The Arlington squadhasenioyed a successful track)
season.l In nm Omaha meet. Salui-dqy,|
semngplayed.by any retailer
them alter May 18,Q.What about Dnnes of goods
that are not on the cnet n( livin!
u mA.Until July l, thewife should ask the store
for his maximum prices.
July.1. the retailer mustprepared statement of the
house-
keeperAf ter
have a
highest
prices for all commodities or ser-
vices which he delivered or mm-plled during March.This may beexamined by any one on request.Q.What should the housewife
do if she believes that she ls re~
quired to my more than a starc-
keeper'» maximum?
A_She should ask the store-
uny momem were in ..tt........_-.At the close of the afternoon, thewardteachersentertainedother
city school faculty members at ten.
PLAN CONFIRMATION
SERVICE SUNDAY
Confirmation services will be
held Sunday at the Trinity Evan-
gelical Lutheran Chunzh.Th-class, an unnounced by Rev. H.
C. Jul Frese,includes lllurdellc
Kuhnk of Kennard.Charles Bd-wnrd Hansen and Neil Lang of
Herman.The service will be held
in connection with the regular
morning worship swine nt 10:30
o'clock.
SPECIALS
this week at
the ARNDT
HARDWARE
the or n n n i n ti o n and m a a ~ -ment did n ot rec eive due Dubli
eity .Th e y ma in ta i n th a t th e
baseball meeting:ahoulcl have
been printed in loc al naners soth a t a ll interested could ha ve
an cmuortunitv on be nresentandvoicea n obinion.W i ll i t
be "ste p-a nd-a -lmlf'baseball
this y ear o r w i l l they ge t to -
srether in full stride?
Ho wa r d Mic kelson,for mer
Dana.ath lete n ow coaching at
Rosalie. will leave for the arms'soon.La s t Fr i d a y nilrht his
friends held a danc e in his hon-
or "Mi c ky " di d no t kn o w h o w
Lo danc e eu he spent. the even~
ing's i n d n g fo r the orc hestra.
It tur ne d o ut to be a or ofi tab leeve n i mr - f i ve buc ks as a gi ft
fr o m friends an d another fi ve
for singing.
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SPECIALS
this week at
the ARNDT
HARDWARE
the or n n n i n ti o n and m a a ~ -ment did n ot rec eive due Dubli
eity .Th e y ma in ta i n th a t th e
baseball meeting:ahoulcl have
been printed in loc al naners soth a t a ll interested could ha ve
an cmuortunitv on be nresentandvoicea n obinion.W i ll i t
be "ste p-a nd-a -lmlf'baseball
this y ear o r w i l l they ge t to -
srether in full stride?
Ho wa r d Mic kelson,for mer
Dana.ath lete n ow coaching at
Rosalie. will leave for the arms'soon.La s t Fr i d a y nilrht his
friends held a danc e in his hon-
or "Mi c ky " di d no t kn o w h o w
Lo danc e eu he spent. the even~
ing's i n d n g fo r the orc hestra.
It tur ne d o ut to be a or ofi tab leeve n i mr - f i ve buc ks as a gi ft
fr o m friends an d another fi ve
for singing.
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she still believes that she is re-
mired to pay rhore than his legal
naximum,sho should communi-
xte the fac ts to 0 P A ' s nearest
ur p r ic e and ration ing bo ard or
.s nearest loc al offic e.n un... ann illr nhouner obtain
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Rubber Fo r Amer ic a
Hope for the .Kmeric an motorist
is fou nd in the ambitio us sy nth e-
tic rubber program whi c h is being
developed by the oil industry .
W .S.S.Rodgers , Presi dent of
the Texas Company , s ay s th at the
automobile is so inte rwo ven wi th
our na tio na l e c on omy that its n e-
c essary c ivilian use should not be
continued.The governrnent's c ur-
rent sy nthetic rubber plans call
for the c reation of a supply whic h
will be almost entirely obsorbed
by military needs.Therefore, the
oil i ndustry ha s ap pointed a c om-
mitte e "to mak e :mc omme ndations
for inc reasing the announc ed pro~
grams so as to inc lude so me r ub-
ber for what we c onsider essential
civilian use."Commenting on this,
Mr. Rodger s sai d, " I have a g reat
deal of c onfidenc e in Americ an in-
genuity , and I wo uld n o t b e s ur -
prised if we should soon find some
satisfac tory solution to this rather
diffi c ult problem."
Very gre at progiess ha s been
made i n inc reasing the wea ri ng
ability o f sy nthetic ru b be r f o r
tir ea Ac c ording to W . S. Parish,
President o f th e Standand Oi l
Company c d New J ersey ,mb b e r
substitutes developed as la te as
1940 would dellvé r only 200 miles
of servic e.Ne w sy nthetic rubber
may deliver 10,000 miles at speeds
of not over 35 mile per hour.An d,
says Mr .Farish,a single clay's
output of steel would enable the oil
industry to bui ld a ll th e equip-
ment needed to keep the nec essary
c ivilian c o rn rolling.
I t wi ll, o f course, be a lo n g
time befo re muc h rubb er i s avail-
able for any thing exc ept vital uae.
So tak e the b e st p -vi si ble a re o f
your c ar and its tires.An d in the
meantime, it is reassuring to Hiow
that the oii industry is doin~
every thing i n its po we r to g i v
this nation th e sy nthetic rubbe
it so desperately needs.
Hr. and Mrs. Karl Chr£nens¢nentendnedwve nl ubles of
iriendn at pimchle, Snmniny wen-iug,in observance of Mr. Chril-
Under Government Regulations, But One Stop ~er
Day Can Be Made At Each Home In the Delivery
Of Food Stuffs.
In keeping wi ~_-.servation of rubber and delivery equipment, we are adopting the
0ncePer-Day Delivery which is in line with similar action be-
ing carried out all over the United States.
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W. J. Sas Gilbertson Store
Larsen Market Lundt Food Store
Bobs Store Carroll's Grocery
Blue Goose Store Wolff Checkerboard Store
De ver ~.._Orders will b¢ taken until 9:30 A, M .
There will be a delivery at 4:00 P, M
`Saturdays Only
Please Phone Your Orders Ea rl y. To Avoid Disappointment,
Please Do No t ~ Uu s to Deviabe From the Ab ove Ou tlined
Delivery Plan.
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''so that she c an mak¢ positive c om
pari sc m with Ma rc h prices?.
Su nd ay Mar 1 7 A Everv store. when requeste
Bennin
Gretna
g to n a i Blai r
a t Ar li ng to n
by a customer, must give n. side
aiip or receipt Bhowing the dat.
the name and address of the stem
the item sold,and the price rl
Herman at Elkhorn
FONTANELLE NEWS ceivcd.n mi l f articles are covers?w g ;I l \ n » |- - .._t h e b y p r i c e c e i l i n g s ?
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0 o m c e m e n n u :
o m u v n o n `\
I c n m c m . w o a x
Qualify for position at high
ww. '1`rain:d offic e workers
are noodd by expmdini! busi-ness, industry. gogcxnmmt. Pu:-
pnre to render nceded servict.
w x m i n T H O R O U G H L Y
Greatest oppommities in gunfor I-[idx School Gnduntes, F01-
mc r Office Women,Murrina-dWomen, C°ll¢!'= Women. Dnft
Rxempt Men uc also desired
wn m s T o o n :
C h u u b e g i r u d n lm o ml m o l l
J n n a llnD ay o rEveni h!S Chn 0| .
E § y ¢. . .1 .:'?" "' ~l ": { $ # 9 " : : :- } 1 . . . . . , :
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tolaluivnnp-lcd with cad-
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qggg 22" Hllrbh|onmhd'n1thoP¢ll».putters. Cir-...¢ ¢ ¢ c t c q o n .
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vlcron 40%H O G S U P P L E M E N T
Correct Balance of Animal Proteins
Vegetable Proteins and Minerals
N O W $$_00 Per T on
Blai r Flour Mi llsTHE
Paint -B §hes
Wall Paper
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Home and Farm
C ll n.||.:served surest.day .There we rema n y visitors nreieliii an d the1Dno|ZT8~lf1 wa s i n knepinsr wi th
' Ho t h u " s D a y .A.spec ial poemlm r e a d b v M m. C r o c k e r f o r t h e
f h o mr u r y members.Th ey areMr k Ge ntile S c h we de r. Mr s. A ug -
_ust Hartu mr an d Mrs . Fre d Pff eif-
er,Vernon Blo emk er is th e vic ti m
1 of mu mus .~_Mr. an d Mrs . E mil La llman . C m-
=§;is.Me r to n an d K e i th an d Mr .
;».nd Mr s.Evr ald Du n kla u an d
daufz hter. Mari an. were c aller s at
l th e H. P . W ilke ni mr ho mo .~I Misa E a r n Sc hweder.wh o han1 _been confined to he r b e d f o r th e
past several day s,is :slowly i m-
mo vi n g .
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Mr. And Mrs.Stan!ey Jensen,R'chu1d Johnslm andML and Mrs.1K l l Ryan wereMr. and Mrs.e yMonday evening guata at the I
Merton Kuhr home.
l :sed i n u m me u n u - w m
kmeric a.
REV. SIMPSON TO
BE IN FREMON
Rev. David Simpson of Arlinl/.nt will talk on "OutpostsFriendship Written in Amerie
at thefmeeting of the Fremc
Wom¢n's Soduty of Christian 3,
vice, this, 'l'hur1;duy, aftemoon.Rev. Simpson was born ln Er
land and grew to young m;nl1<
there.He began his pwparnt
for-'the ministry in that conn
and spent 16 yearn in Canada afeavm-g there He continued
education in A nnwer-sity and tl:
logncnl semmxry xn Canada.F
unpson will hung out in hls Q
Lhe reason ad dm misunderstand
lhlt exist!betweqn Britain
Amerla and will offer 1. mlm
Precedmg the hlk by Rev Sl:
son James Fowler will give a donstrauon ol the new elect:
prim orgin which has been ul
constrnnlon (or some time.
PLAN MOTHERS'TEA, 'ron
Pupils ol gruda five and ai,Hyir Central Sffhool will prespmgnm for their mothen
hm dclock. Lhll (Thursday) A
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for overgomhg it.
~Fnlllxwing thu program, nu
will bn served.I
ll\......ls-u nvmninlr.Mr .i n d MI B|.ur.=nuly u-......°,....-...-_-Stanley J ensen visited D r .1
Hr s . J . C . Bln h e y o f F re mo n tL.I
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Snmdny. May 17B, H. S. Buclhuxenbe Services
Tuesday, May 19
Junior High Honm-|'Convocnt.\on
Wednendny,May 20BrewsterClub-Mrs.Willilm
Wulbem 'Thursday, May 21
Hill Crnk Aid Society-Mrs. J.
C. JensenKennlrd Ladies Md - M m.
Frank ByersDomusSociety-Alma Svogen
senB. H. s. Graduation
ru~Mn 14 ERMA uo1s'mrN 5
BRIDE OF MAY 10
The wodding o l Misa Erma
Irene Hohlfdn,dauglwer 01 Mr.
and Mrs.Sam Holstein of Ken-
nnd, to George A. Suverkrubbe of
Omaha, son of Mrs. Amanda Suv-erkrnbm of Fort Cxdhoun, muplaceSundnyeveningatSt.
John's Lutheran Chumh in Ben-
ningwn.Rev. W. F. V. Churchill
olficiated M the seven o'clock
cmdlmight ceremony; the church
hmd been decorated wiih bam
at lilus and tu\ips.Attendants were Esrl SuvefkrubbeolFort Calhoun, broth:
of the grocm,me the bride'~
Mi s s Eth e l Ste wa rt o f Omah a
was a. week~em§ viuitor at tho pax-~
on f a l, D 5 E .R.Stewart, home.
Mins Dorothy Dixon of Fort Cad-
ho un spe nt Mo nd ay a t th e M n .
Br u te Mc h i i llm h o me .
Mr s .Waliaoe Chariot an d
daughter,Ru th ,entertained a t :
bir thd ay din ner ii i ho no r of M .
Cl:arlot's sister,Mr s .Clare .
My ers of Omaha..
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He rman .The brid e, g iven in marr iage by
he r fa th er ,wa s gowned i n wh ite
c hii fon velveray ,fashioned wi th
a sweetheart neckline, long sleeves
and a train; her veii, whic h touchou
th e f loo r , was tr i mme d with la c e.
She c ar ri ed a bouquet o f wh i te
roses..
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~Events of the
'Coming Week
'I"hur|d|y, Mny 14
Papio Thursday Rxnemoon cm~
--Mrs. A. R/ BeadeaBlah'Merrymaken,-Md.CU!
ford Hultberg .»McCarthy Chxb-Mrs.J.H
Nelrhwd
Fridny,Msy I5
B. H. S. Junior Senior banqueHigh School Honors Convocalio
Saturday, May 16
Flower Show,Masonic Buil~
ing.Buh-;-»
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Fla i r High sc hool and me n d e d
Da na Colicge after whic h she
mu gh t sc ho ol a nd iste r f or s ometime was a n a ss istan t i n the A AA
offic e at Blair.At th e ti me of her
marriage she held a c leric al posi-
tion i n Oma h a wi th the Phiilips
Petro leum Company .
Mr. Lambert is n graduate of the
Ca rle to n Hig h School and is no w
employ ed as c onstruc tion foreman
for J . lf. Conner Conauuc tion Com
pany of Kxnsaa City , Mi ssouri.
Mr .an d Mr s. L a mb er t left. im-
me d i a tely f o r On s wa, I o wa wh e n
they will res ide.
Cornelius Hanson of Minneapoi
ST.M A R Y 1 s EPISCOPA
CHURCH: Morning services it 1
o'o1ock, Gordon Hughes in l.;
BAPTIST CHURCH: Rev.J.
Johnson will condut regular aevices at the church next Sun~
moming at 11 a. rn. \
In vite d guests inc luded Ru b y
Holstein,Mr s .Dewey Holste in,
Ru th Holbr ook,Ma xi n e Reeves,
Doro thy Buclkhardt,Mr s .J amesM a s e ,H e l e n V l a s a k .E d n a a n d
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Lieul.-Commander R n y m o n dReid of Philadelphia, Pe,unny\nniaput through a Mot!-Aex's Dly tele-
phone call, Sundxy, to bl! mother,
Mrs. Au Reid.Mrs. Lutig McKay and Mrs. Pau\
Markrnmi of Kansas City,Mis-
souri, visiwd in Pender, Wedna-
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Tuesday, May 19
Junior High Honm-|'Convocnt.\on
Wednendny,May 20BrewsterClub-Mrs.Willilm
Wulbem 'Thursday, May 21
Hill Crnk Aid Society-Mrs. J.
C. JensenKennlrd Ladies Md - M m.
Frank ByersDomusSociety-Alma Svogen
senB. H. s. Graduation
ru~Mn 14 ERMA uo1s'mrN 5
BRIDE OF MAY 10
The wodding o l Misa Erma
Irene Hohlfdn,dauglwer 01 Mr.
and Mrs.Sam Holstein of Ken-
nnd, to George A. Suverkrubbe of
Omaha, son of Mrs. Amanda Suv-erkrnbm of Fort Cxdhoun, muplaceSundnyeveningatSt.
John's Lutheran Chumh in Ben-
ningwn.Rev. W. F. V. Churchill
olficiated M the seven o'clock
cmdlmight ceremony; the church
hmd been decorated wiih bam
at lilus and tu\ips.Attendants were Esrl SuvefkrubbeolFort Calhoun, broth:
of the grocm,me the bride'~
Mi s s Eth e l Ste wa rt o f Omah a
was a. week~em§ viuitor at tho pax-~
on f a l, D 5 E .R.Stewart, home.
Mins Dorothy Dixon of Fort Cad-
ho un spe nt Mo nd ay a t th e M n .
Br u te Mc h i i llm h o me .
Mr s .Waliaoe Chariot an d
daughter,Ru th ,entertained a t :
bir thd ay din ner ii i ho no r of M .
Cl:arlot's sister,Mr s .Clare .
My ers of Omaha..
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He rman .The brid e, g iven in marr iage by
he r fa th er ,wa s gowned i n wh ite
c hii fon velveray ,fashioned wi th
a sweetheart neckline, long sleeves
and a train; her veii, whic h touchou
th e f loo r , was tr i mme d with la c e.
She c ar ri ed a bouquet o f wh i te
roses..
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Wed By Candlelight, Sunday
v r.>,,`_
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Events of the
'Coming Week
'I"hur|d|y, Mny 14
Papio Thursday Rxnemoon cm~
--Mrs. A. R/ BeadeaBlah'Merrymaken,-Md.CU!
ford Hultberg .»McCarthy Chxb-Mrs.J.H
Nelrhwd
Fridny,Msy I5
B. H. S. Junior Senior banqueHigh School Honors Convocalio
Saturday, May 16
Flower Show,Masonic Buil~
ing.Buh-;-»
" .5
'I,>..El
Fla i r High sc hool and me n d e d
Da na Colicge after whic h she
mu gh t sc ho ol a nd iste r f or s ometime was a n a ss istan t i n the A AA
offic e at Blair.At th e ti me of her
marriage she held a c leric al posi-
tion i n Oma h a wi th the Phiilips
Petro leum Company .
Mr. Lambert is n graduate of the
Ca rle to n Hig h School and is no w
employ ed as c onstruc tion foreman
for J . lf. Conner Conauuc tion Com
pany of Kxnsaa City , Mi ssouri.
Mr .an d Mr s. L a mb er t left. im-
me d i a tely f o r On s wa, I o wa wh e n
they will res ide.
Cornelius Hanson of Minneapoi
ST.M A R Y 1 s EPISCOPA
CHURCH: Morning services it 1
o'o1ock, Gordon Hughes in l.;
BAPTIST CHURCH: Rev.J.
Johnson will condut regular aevices at the church next Sun~
moming at 11 a. rn. \
In vite d guests inc luded Ru b y
I-Iohtein,Mr s .Dewey Holste in,
Ru th Holbr ook,Ma xi n e Re evel,
Doro thy Buclkhardt,Mr s .J a m~M o s s e ,H e l e n V l a s a k .E d n a a n d
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L OC A L NE W S
Lieul.-Commander R n y m o n dReid of Philadelphia, Pe,unny\nniaput through a Mot!-Aex's Dly tele-
phone call, Sundxy, to bl! mother,
Mrs. Au Reid.Mrs. Lutig McKay and Mrs. Pau\
Markrnmi of Kansas City,Mis-
souri, visiwd in Pender, Wedna-
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'un lluu alB r l d e M a y ~Q . an d M§ .rRa;fe F.. ..c 1 1 o f Oma-S unda y ? $`§b §{1 I£"§ .¥i m sh e ~
a ha were attefrldmstfl.atten d a bu ui na a whvul, wn a ho
Miss Iii y rl C. Frenc h, daughtfer Th e bride wo r e a.b r mf n g 3 5 3 1 b g , ZL',"I §§ " g; h er f "* *' ;§
of Mrs. Hessuc J . Fmpc h qt'Q i a n ,yvhite.§f§f';P'°°f__ffi1°__mf"' t 'e r Ma r i e Ho s e a n d I m ter.T
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i n a quiet.ceremony
r Mon day evenirfg,M a
p. rn. at the chapei of
~ist Church wi th Rev.
rvoks reading the rnarr
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tion i n Oma h a wi th the Phiilips
Petro leum Company .
Mr. Lambert is n graduate o! the
Ca rle to n Hig h School and is no w
employ ed as c onstruc tion foreman
for J . lf. Conner Conauuc tion Com
pany of Kxnsaa City , Mi ssouri.
Mr .an d Mr s. L a mb er t iefr, im-
me d i a tely f o r On s wa, I o wa wh e n
they will res ide.
Comb, Brush, Mirror Sets. Man-
ic ure Sola. Compac ts. Nail Pol~ish Sets,Per fumes, Toilet W a
tern,Foun tain Pens.
Fo r Ba ys
l l l l l lL A R S E N ' S S T O R E
IMMEDIATE
OPEN ING
Manager of large well-knownfeed c ompany mu st appoint tworeliablemenlofallvacancies.
Good pa y in g wo rk in the loc al-
ity where this newspaper in
read.F a r m experience or anyLindofsales experienc e help»
ful.Render service and do
salon wor k.Cor necessary.l'lennnnl. steady work. Send on-
ly name and address fo r per~
sional interview to B o :539,
Blair, Nebfuska.
Name.._.__.... . . __.....--........__..-
Addreno_-._-... --
Johnsonra Car-Nu
Pint Can _..._...._...._....59c
50c _ 75c _ $1.00 - 51.50
Shave Sets,Safety Razors,Bill Folds , Cameras, and Funn-
tnin Penn
Gradlatioq Cards.-10c_
l v |
E Sirloin Steak ... .. nb 35c
G r a p e N u t F l a k e s
Large Bo: ......-_...-._..........." M a r c o " ( h t M e a t
Large H-ox -_--,.-.__-_____Cr tal White Soap
Cookies
Very Good, Lb. --_..-..-....-
B a c o n
1-Ib. Pkga. ....___
J
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Nyal Aspirin
100 Tablets .......-.....39c
-_59c
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5 ~ R o a st . ~ . l b 2 S c
5 VealRoast.... ~ lb 2Sc
STEWART'S
DRUG SPECIALS
Grad uat ion Gi fts
For Girls
io o YEA S TA M INE
Tablets, 69c
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U n g e u t i u e
50c Tube ....,....43c
$1.00 r ........S9c
t -Pl'§+4~`i Storage Bags
emacol
F o r Tr ea li nx Ec zema.Paisnn
I vy and Insec t B i n s .
4-oz.Bottle,50c
g Gve~er ec ..
Oc u s o l
F OR T H E E Y E S
\ So oth ing Lotion For Cleans-
infz and Refreshing the Ey es.
i » 0 Z . B O T T L E .._. _ 4 9 g
4 .n
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Whether the Garment Be Wool, Silk,
Leather, or Fur, Kills All Moth Larvae
and All Life Iniurious to Your Fabrics.
G r r m e n t s A r e R e t u r n e d
m Cedarized Moth
Proofed Bags
They Can Be Hung Away Any Place in the Hone,Ready For Instant Une. Yet Thoroughly Prolaled.When You Wan! to Wear Them They Are Ready
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4-xIz2xFor Yo\|._
Fur trimmed coats --$1.50
Plain coats '''»- $1.00
a~';; |in~c o a t s **$. 7 5
o w
L a r v e x
F o r M o t h s , P t s ._.......'I9c
9 .
Bu y a 750 J ar o l All-PurposeCream and You Rec eive ,I"REE»
a 25c Bottle J ergens Lotion and
u We Box Fac e Powder.
$ 1 . 1 0 V a l u e .............-,.-75c
Men's three piece suit -$ .75
Men's top coats -.»$ .85
Men's over~bats .~ 'r-~.$1.00
Prices Quoted Do Not
Include 10 Per Cent
Tax on Taxable Items.
Bring An Empty Tube,
Any Kind,When Yau
Wish la Buy Shnving
Cream or Toolix Pate.
AnX§EiW"LEXNERs
W ayne Stelnbaugh, Prop.
PRESCRIPTION
FI LLING IS OURSPECIALTY
Phune Us Yo u r W an ts- ~
W e Send Them to You.
The Stewart's
Pharmacy
J. Harold Stewart, Mgr.
L O C A L N E '
Lieul.-Commander R n y m o n d
Reid of Philadelphia, Pe,unny\nnia
put through a Mot!-Aex's Dly tele-
phone call, Sundxy, to bl! mother,
Mrs. Au Reid.Mrs. Lutig McKay and Mrs. Pau\
Markrnmi of Kansas City,Mis-
souri, visiwd in Pender, Wedna-
3c
Sc
5c
5c
9c
Frah Stuberriu
BannmuOrkngea '
Annlea
Grapefnii
LemonsCnrrots
CeleryLettuceRndialles
New Potaloa
mo n t wer e un~ay _o f Mr .McMi11an's mother,Mr s ..Ad ve rf ile In Th e En te rp ri se
It Brinsrn ReaultsBl'UC(g Mdhhllan.
n i l l l l l l l l l l
.................
rs. Markham
liter Here
Mrs. Paul Markrnan of Kansasty, MissouH,arrived '1`uesday
r several days'visit with her
other, Mrs. Lutie McKay.The
rmer Madeline McKay of Blair,ra. Markman plans to return to
~nsaa City on Friday.
olden Rule Circle
o Hear Review
Willard Mciiay and faznillf-
Mother'n Day guests of Mrs. F.
S. Jenkins and M. D. Newell wereMm.Jenkins'son and daughter-
in-lsw, Hr.a.nd.M'rS. Ed Jenkins
and Jackie of Omaha.
Mr.md Mrs. Joe Love wereamong the dinner guests of theirson-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold French, on Mot.her's
Day.Others present were Mr.
and Mrs Ross Love and children,
1332'c,"f;se.s.."":;ef:..".2°;;';§,,Ms om Allen and Mr. and Mrs.0, the members of the iiolden Clifford Montgomery of Omaha.
ule Circle will hear a review ofi Mr.and Mrs:Fritz MnthiesenevilShute's "Pied Piper",byi\!.'0IC among the guests at the Ad-
lrs. L C Klopp.'mm pmgmwler Petersen home in Omaha, Sun-°ill take place at the Church ofiday; honor guests were Earl Pet-
rist,with the business session ersen,who was celebrating his
pening at2:3lJ and the book re~.birihd8Y» and Mrs. Mathiesen, iniew nt 3 o'clock.0bB'21"\'N\¢e of ,I\lot1'ler's Day.Oth*
ers present were Elna and Lenorelotl1er's Tea .M |Matl1iesen,Mr,and Mrs. Albert
eaceful Hill Mathicsen and Mr. and Mrs. Mar\tin Mathiesen of Omaha' Mr. andAMothersTeaandPmmminin. Ji m Ha nsen and 'family of
were held at Peaceful Hill schoolnenrBlair,Friday afternoon, Florence.from two until four o'clock. The Mrs. Theodore Bixler and chil-
event was in charge of the teach-\dren,Ira Dee :md Ellen,Mrs.
er, Miss Ruth I. Hansen, and her Frank Morrison and Mary Ann
pupils.visited in Hooper,Sund!SY»with
Mothers who attended the tea Mr. and Mrs.Harry Larsen andwere Mesdsmes Walter Japp, lien-ifamily.They continued on to
rr Kniep, Max Klutz, Fritz BEI\l<&,|Crgig where they helped William
John Wesernann, Ben Voss, Clsude|1{og]|1¢r, Sr.,celebrate his 851.11
Overton,Arthur llluehler,and birthday at the hmne of his sen,
Claus Wrigg.William Koehler, Jr., and family.
Mr. Koehler, Sr., is me grandfath-
Mr.and Mrs.Bert Mcltiillan er of Mrs. Binder and Mrs. Merri-
and Mrs. Elsie Thompson of Fra- son.,
mont were Sunday evening guests ..
Mar
1
Before
lilacs,tu
flowers,of Mrs.
becameRamp,so
Hi lg e n x
ceremoning nt 'l':
Luthe =The
by Rev.ence of
the couptheE~
choirs.
The |
gown, c
Cornelius Hansen of Minneapolis.
s'r.M A R Y s E P IS C O P AL
CHUR CH: Morn ing ser vice s it 11
o'clock, Gordon Hughes in chxrge-
s,\r>'r1s'5° CHURCH: Rev.J. D.
l g n u .
Stturday, May 16
Flower Show,Masonic Buiid
ing,Blair
»
Mi s s Eth e l Ste wa rt o f Omah a
was a. week~em§ viuitor at tho pax-~
on f a l, D 5 E .R.Stewart, home.
Mins Dorothy Dixon of Fort Cad-
ho un spe nt Mo nd ay a t th e M n .
Br u te Mc h i i llm h o me .
Mr s .Waliaoe Chariot an d
daughter,Ru th ,entertained a t :
bir thd ay din ner ii i ho no r of M .
Cl:arlot's sister,Mr s .Clare .
My ers of Omaha..vices at the church n~ Sun~y :
:naming at 11 a.. rn. \Advertise in The Enterurise
Cornelius Hansen of Minneapolis.
s'r.M A R Y s E P IS C O P AL
CHUR CH: Morn ing ser vice s it 11
o'clock, Gordon Hughes in chxrge-
s,\r>'r1s'5° CHURCH: Rev.J. D.
l g n u .
Stturday, May 16
Flower Show,Masonic Buiid
ing,Blair
»
Mi s s Eth e l Ste wa rt o f Omah a
was a. week~em§ viuitor at tho pax-~
on f a l, D 5 E .R.Stewart, home.
Mins Dorothy Dixon of Fort Cad-
ho un spe nt Mo nd ay a t th e M n .
Br u te Mc h i i llm h o me .
Mr s .Waliaoe Chariot an d
daughter,Ru th ,entertained a t :
bir thd ay din ner ii i ho no r of M .
Cl:arlot's sister,Mr s .Clare .
My ers of Omaha..vices at the church n~ Sun~y :
:naming at 11 a.. rn. \Advertise in The Enterurise
B01-IS STORE
Booth's Fresh Frozen Strawberries, Red Rasp-
berries, Etc., Corn, Peas, Lima Beans, Brussels
l
E CIA \ °
RAPEFRUIT, Texas Seedless, 6 For
RANGES, Calif. Sunkist, Doz.
23
25
U C U M B E R S , F a n c y L o n g G r e e n ~
IEAS, Calif., Fresh, Fun Pod, Lb.
OTATOES, New, Reds, 4 Lbs.
RUNES, Lge. Size, 2-lb. Cello Bag -~OFFEE, Butternut, Drip or Regular, Lh..-3
ORN, Hawkeye, Yellow or White, 2 Cans_1
O A S T B E E F , C h u c k o r R i b , L b . ~
TEAK, BEEF, Sirloin or T-Bone, Lb. _..-B
NCED HA M,Fine For Sandwiches, Lb..1
W E RE DE E M CRYS TA L W HITE A ND
P A L M OL W E COUP ONS
s for Rent
re\af.ives'wu held at OW; Hall(allowing the wedding.Assistantsin the dining room were Ruby Hol-
stein, Hattie Cameron. Mrs. Kelly
Ryan of Omaha and Dorothy Gro-
thusen.Later in the evening. nlarge crowd of txieds stwniied =\|
.."-1a.., I .~_:..73»l'
~~~nasp*an n ! f ¢ \\=i ,; ,n. \ f , ,.£ } "p £
MRS . GE O.S U V E R K R U B B E
Robben !'holo-Enlc rprlla Engraving
da nc e in h on or o f me C uu pw.
Amo ng the we ddi ng gue sts we reMr s .A ma n d a Suverkrubbe and
Earl of F ort Calh oun; Mes srs. and
Mnf\c[all1EB Rov Chiev,Ca rl Ha n -
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"G h 1 ~~g 4 ~u " m . A G " § ' ¢ § g 2 " » 1 a ° f $ ` { '1 1 ° ' § g 6 "a
1
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l l l l S l l f b ' 1 .l ! \ l e s s r s a n d M e s d a m e s w i n S a v e r -
| k r u b b e a n d J o h . n S u v e r k u r b b e ,o l '
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Before an altar banked withiKennnrd Dorcas Il-'oft Calhoun, Henry §uverxruuu=.\
laos,tulips, iris and other Maylowers, Marjorie Gnuse, daughter'
I Mrs. Adela Gnuse of Arlington,iecame me bride of Virgil Hilgen-;a.mp, son ol Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
iilgenkamp of Arlington.:eremony took place Sunday
ng at 7:80 o'elock at the St.
Lutheran Church.The marriage lines wereay Rev. G. W. Wolter in the preo
ence of immediate
the couple,Music was
the East and West
choirs.
The bride wore o.gown, cut floorlengthtrain; the bodice had dainty lace
insets at the neckline and the,sleeves worn leg-of-mutton style.
l-ler finger-tip veil fell from abeaded halo held by clusters of'orange blossoms, and she carried
In shower bouquet ol' pirk sweet-
heart ropes and white stocks.
Mrs. Albert Hansen of Blair.
sister of the bride, was matrorwl-
honor.Her floorlenglrh dress wal
of pink taflet-I with a sweetheartneckline, and lhe wore a strand nl
pearls, a gift of the groom..Hncorsage was of pinkroSea and blue
sweetpoaa.Giesaelman brqthbr-in
The '
even-Paul
relld
relatives of '
provided bySt.Paul's
white satin'
and with a
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Ihlrss Alma Svogersen on Thurs
ldny, May 21.
Dorcas Society of the Kennard
Lutheran Church will meet with
\V. s. c. s.
An executive meeting of the W.
S. C. S. will be held at Koopmanlnn,Friday afternoon, at 2:80
o'clock.Mrs. W. J. Kooprnan willpreside.All women of the church
are invited.
Dr. and Mrs, C. R.Mead were
week-end guests of Robert Mead in
Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin P. Nelsonof wut ol Blair visited Mr. and
Mrs. Joe lave. Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Chris Him. was s Mothers
Day dinner guest ol her son and
daughter-in-law,Mr.and Mrs.
Floyd Hinz and son, Terry.Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sutherland
of Omaha spent Mothers Day
with Mr. Suthex-land's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Sutherland.
Mrs M. D. Newell was A week-
end visitor ln Arlington, at thehome ol her son, E. S- Newell and
family.Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lueke andson,Leland, visited in Schuyler,Sunday, with Mr. Lucke's mother,
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,of Irvington. Ray Wnght of Elk-horn,Earl Osborne of Kennsrd
Viclnr Holstein and family and
MaeCameron and family of Her-
man,Dewey Holstein and Ruby,Herman Kuhr and sons, Kelly Ry-an, Mrs. Herman Rahlts and Lo-
Veme, Mrs. Gottlieb Stork and son-of Blair.I
The wedding march was playedlby Miss Vemell Ohrt, and Ralph'Kuhr, cousin of die bride,.. . g l
"Because"and " I Love You
Truly".
CHURCH NOTICES
ST_ PAUL LUTHERAN, ORUM
-Re v.G.A.Carlson: 11 a. rn.m o r n i n g w o r s h i p .E v e r y o n e w e l -
c o m e .C H U R C H O F c n 1 u s ' r - ' r .A .
L i n d e n m e y e r :S e r vi c e s f o r M a y
1 7 ,1 0 s .r n .c h u r c h s c h o o l ,M r s
P e a r l J o h n s o n ,s u p e r i n t e n d e n t ;1 1
a .m . ,m o r n i n g w o r s h i p ,: o m
m u n i o n a n d s e r m o n .'I p . r n . , m e e t
i n g o f t h e j u n i o r s ,B p .r n . ,j o i l
w i t h o t h e r c h u r c h e s ! o r b a c c a l a u
n a t e .\_
M E ' l ` H O D l S T - J o . l m P .B r o o k s
, I O a .r n . , c h u r c h s c h o o l ;u a .m
, w a x - s h i p ,s e r v i c e t o h o n o r y o u n
, p e o p l e w h o w i l l s o o n g - r a d u a t
| f r o m h i g h s c h o o l a r i d s e n i o r s w i
h e g u e s t s o f h o r r o r ;s e r m o n
" D r e a m a n d D r a m a " .Y o u t h F e
l o w s h i p a t ' 1 p . r n . ;B i l l T f i w l u
Barry .-law ol the groom, served as best
man.Illdrs. W. C. LuckeAreception was held at the M _ W_ H_ R 'M u``'" " " 'I '' 1 '~ .._..i""° spent o . been chosen toserve outthe ten
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PALMO
In Fighting For Vlolury
u B A N K S ~
~'n s w s u . a s ~
.`~.
~*1s,oooU.¢€¢.a Staleibanklaumaaled
solidly back ci the NaBon'| vw: aiioxi.
Banks ue lending money to increaseproduction. Banks are urging ihriik.
Bank! are nollinq U. S. Wax Bondn with-
out compensation. Banks an "on guard"
in evary oommuniiy helping to win Lbs
batiles at home which must be won
before we can have victory al the koni.
W sinviiayoulouseihiabankua
"weapon" Ln your hands. Use ii to win
personal as well as national ncuxiky.
Buy a WAR BOND today
1~400
W AS HI NGTO N
:.k
' v w
°r
S H I NG T O N
.Jensen:Sun-
Kermard;bm:-
.a t Metho dist
er-vice a t Ke n-
Dorc as Society
p. m.,a t ho me
GOD TA B E R-
olla rd:Sunday
orni ng worsh ip,
orship, B p. m.;
cet, W ednesday .
Ma y / 1 5 , a t 8 p .
E. W . C la rk o f
singers, and Rev.
Clar k o f Sioux
wi th a n orches-
~gram of gospel
me ntal numbers.
RA N - H . c . J o r -
School,Bible
~mmuniun service
oilege and Tr i n -
ac calaurcate ser-
aermon by Rev.
_ . , . g ¢ -1 '
Bank! are nollinq U. S. Wax Bondn with-
out compensation. Banks an "on guard"
in evary oommuniiy helping to win Lbs
batiles at home which must be won
before we can have victory al the koni.
W sinviiayoulouseihiabankua
"weapon" Ln your hands. Use ii to win
personal as well as national ncuxiky.
Buy a WAR BOND today
1~400
WASHINGTON
,County Bank
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brlde'a pxrenul home xor mmm...35 guests.Among those pressnlwar, Mrs. Adele. Gnuse, Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Hilgenkamp, Mrs. Don
Woods of Mackay, Idaho, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Giesselman and chil-
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Iknsén
and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hart.
man and 1-Iarriet,Mr.and Mrs.
Otw Schnsokenberg, Rev, and Mrs.G. W. Waller and childen, Mr nnd
Mrs. Simon Gnuse, Louis Dunklau,
Rupen,Ada and Ruth Dunldin
Olinda and Margaret HilgcnknmpMm. louis Dunklau and Herman
Hilgenkamp.Both Mr. and Mrs. Hilgenkarnpi
nr¢ wel`l-known in the Arlington
vicinity where they hnve spent
their entire lives.The bride wasgraduated from the Arlington High
School in 1939.The groom at-tended the Biabee High School.
and since that time has been seam
yparents, Mr.and Mrs. Earl .len-
lkins.
ers uay in iemmimi, -..e... ......,was n guest at the home of her
son, Harold Toft, and family.
Mt.and Mrs. John Brdse of
Omaha spent Saturday night and
Mother's Da with Mrs Brusde
Mr. and Mrs. John Sutton and
son, Stephen,entertained | t din-
ner. Snturday evening, for Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Fleming and Nan-
-cy of Lincoln.|Mrs,Hans Sorcmnen is visiting
in Denver, Cvlorado,with her
daughters.Mrs.Delwin Dunlap
nnd family and Mrs. Jnmes Par'-
rish.
5 Miss Maribel Newby of Onnwa,
Iowi, and Pvt. F. C. Wilson Craw-
as president.B p.
nate service.KENNARD, w A
Ll\...::ER&N_.p_ (
day S¢hool,10, xl
mlaureata 8 p. n
church? regular s
nard.11 a. m.meet 'I'hursd1sy. 2
of Alma SvogerseiASSEMBLY OPNACL E-x. V.1
School, 10 n. m. r'll a. rn.: evening
midweek prayer n8 p. rn.; Fdday,
lm. Rev. and Mrs.
,Sioux City, radio
liind Mrs. Smnley'City will be here
'ford of the Amy Air Corps, Whit-i tra to give a p
,ing,Iowa, were married at the-Methodist panmnsge in Blair,
songs and instru|FIRST 1.u'rnE
i'1`\.\esdav.Rev. John P. Brooks ot'~|gensen:_Siindaf
ciated with his father nn 1£I.ll|u| q|;| fic iatedApre-nu ptial shower honored
Mr s.Hilge nkg un p las t we ek wh en B U Y D E F
| » l a u n i S l i 9: 31 )1:;L""f5?36; i
m u s h xiuntub my b€ll|.lll!try uF A MP S NOW vic e, 8 p 111-. wi§
h
°r
S H I NG T O N
.Jensen:Sun-
Kermard;bm:-
.a t Metho dist
er-vice a t Ke n-
Dorc as Society
p. m.,a t ho me
GOD TA B E R-
olla rd:Sunday
orni ng worsh ip,
orship, B p. m.;
cet, W ednesday .
Ma y / 1 5 , a t 8 p .
E. W . C la rk o f
singers, and Rev.
Clar k o f Sioux
wi th a n orches-
~gram of gospel
me ntal numbers.
RA N - H . c . J o r -
School,Bible
~mmuniun service
oilege and Tr i n -
ac calaurcate ser-
aermon by Rev.
_ . , . g ¢ -1 '
Bank! are nollinq U. S. Wax Bondn with-
out compensation. Banks an "on guard"
in evary oommuniiy helping to win Lbs
batiles at home which must be won
before we can have victory al the koni.
W sinviiayoulouseihiabankua
"weapon" Ln your hands. Use ii to win
personal as well as national ncuxiky.
sn
Buy a WAR BOND today
1~400
WASHINGTON
,County Bank
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~ While Daisy - Z4-Ib. sack ~
BANANAS
Golden Ripe IIC lb
CUCUMBERS E
2 for}l5c
¢»
Longhorn - 28: lb N A C A R O ~\'~emly o r
.,......._--
ORANGES
no size Doz. 29c.
Strawberries
Fresh . qt.hox l5c
o
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v n ~ow 6
g H a m b u r g e r
||Pun Mu!-236 lb.
21: lb
.fa _ sox 19C
PHONE 31 WE D|:|__|v Eg
W .J .s ~
ASSORTED COoK|ES lb. 152
if§\
:L CARROT5
Bc Bunch
~ ~ yn
;<.r'af ;:f " : § ~
MRS. PAUL McDONALD
f -rmuo ny xanzmu,
Miss Nona la ng and Paul
McDonald,both of Blair,werernnrritd u Fremont on Thursdly
May 7.The ceremony was per-formed at the horme of Rev. John
T. Hillman.Amending the cbuple were Mr.and Mn. Ro be i Hluhmnn ol
B\.\ir.Both young people are gnduates
of the mm Hs gh School.mr.
ll:-Donald,wha has been egwplayedby the Phllllps ServxceStation, left today lor servire lr
ph; U. S. xx-my..
Mn. Slm Axtell, who has bee!
in poor health for some time. Wmtake nqui te dckthlswe ek mdll
. . . . ..._.L_..\.,.,...
an
-on
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mn.. *Hmm-nkn. Hay I!-132.
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Mr . i n d Mn . Gu n A u n h h i ve r mc edved wand from their son. Ches-
ter, th at he is new in W e st. Ly nn.
Massac husetts, uki mc a. ooune i n
Kemri l e le c tric ity .Mr . a n d Mr s .Ray monfi Scihxgidt
-\r.
,... .,. . ...*¢-a .- "."1 ¢....L "J '.=1 .§, T - v,~. : ; ; : ¢ ¢ -f _ , 4 , ;M
Hr. and Mzrn. lime!! Gibson and
. H ~n Dem d Lincoln spent. Sun-v wi th Mn.Glhlon's puesnta.r .a n d H r s .J .C .B k x c k b u m .
~gh'u m .B o b b i e , w h o h a d u p - e n t
e p r e v i o u s w e e k h e r e ,r e t u r n e d
t h t h ~
tt .~
~ami!~ at 'Arli:n¢t0n. Mr. md Mrs.5- E. Peterl0n. Berkley and Mat-
u.Mr. and Hrs. Leslie Berrv md
fannily,Mr, amd Lin. Fred Kremer
oi the Week
Mr. and Mn.Funk Kem oloux Fnlla, South Dakatx. vil-
H1s § d 1 i lh ¢ z a t 1 f u a i i l y ' " f ~ f § f » W | , -
y ;o n w e n
ma Mr s . mn a \ § ' » - f n ~ md f ¢ mn § |G S m g t o n.,,...,. .......- --.»
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M n . s e m Benelsen.Elmer
nnd Be ml, npd Ro hm Mnumm
h N [md ~ K°="'§,°"°f»g'*'d'g" nt Enk-ex-sd ¢g;;{,°' Kr. md Mrs.' g-
M a r c e w s \<=f-:Mlm °-»~4»=My we _">¥3'$=z.%'2!2*.¥t_'2t'38T.',n§
|eilht.h zrl»§l¢_1>fl¥{§_l8 ._gf 5-ggngqcnmn manumx. nur -m-=-~
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mm."Vm°\er. Mrs. E. Berry and mr. ann mn.
es. Chula:1 Fort C81-eters and;s at thew.Sund\Y~Lund enter-r. _nnd_Mn;
H. E. \Vl.rd.Mr. And Mrs- Leonnrd Miller of
uf Gmaha, Mr. md Mrs.IQR-oyMcCumWentSundayWith theirmother, Mrs.Elsie Mliler and
Marvin.Mr. and Mm. Harry Rosenbaumand family of_Qml!\l visited at the
Befwlsen nuuw m ...=..._.... ....Pupil: of the Wuhingwn acmatured w Kennxni Thursdatheir second vaccination (dinhia).Mmy are nursing very
arms at present.Mr. and Mn.Willixm Me
and Roben spent Friday after
with the Andnvl Mntugn 1:
bool' further-
more
ltzen
'noonlmlly
I¢,, Lincoln Wedneldly to spendthe rest of the week with her
dauxrhber. Misa Ann; Kellu.Mr, and Mrs. Ialie Soukuv muson.Leo, were dinner zuests ofMr.,¢nd Mrs. Jay c.Bluzkbum.
Tuesday.R/ev.and Mrs.Dmid Simusolx
and dapghteh _l»§lli_§n. accompan-
Wayne Allen :nu mn ul. .-=....-~.and Opal and Betty Mencke of
Blsir.Mr. and Mrs. Bud Human weregumta of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jea-aen,Sunday dternoon.Mr. and
Mr.and Mrs.w n l i u n m mvisited Mr. :nd Mrs. Harry`Fedde.
Satandqy eveninlz.M n .Fred Weslzrlrurd nndRuagell wg gan npest Sunday lf,Mrs. C. R.. French md dnughtlentem<}°n a . e A.. Knizhv. andwere allers Sundny evening.Willmxn Smlth home at Irvimrtnn.Mr. md Mrs. Ol; Sarenxen \nd\l4rs- Wexternllrd also visited her
_ _..__.|-,» .. an-.wnll nnrtv At mace. Mn, Km; _ Knight md in-
and Lloyd imeu rrlaay ev=nn.»with Mr. nn Mn. Mnrtin Jetter.
of Omaha.M1-§.I-'lam Rivola enbenainedat nn Omaha Lllentre. Sahxrdav forJeanne and Bevedv Marshall. De-
loru Tieuzen. Arlen.; Christensenand Mrs. J. 0. MsrahAl\.Jeannp Junlzbluth was A lrdent. _-.... ..._\.... -n... ¢:\..:n-
un \.|...\!Tnom. rnr W.,;¢.¢ .......Arthur Dorrmcker was n csllerfwffée,:on,? ;:§"fm,;|y o
at. the E}¢a Applebv home. '1'1.\¢s- helm.Lawrence Tef
dw evcmmr.daughter were :wwfMot.her's Dfw guerts of hy. md Chnrleu `QV§lfierag|} horg
Mrs.
xnd
P.A .J o h n s e n we r e Ma u r a !Mr. and nm. r. lrne r .Mesdanxen J ohn M.Johnsen Llinéd.Su nd ly .fOr H1
~Mathias Johnsen.erly.udy Matssn and Eileen,mund Johnten and Carol. Clar~
l Wiese and Chester.Vern
nsen and Dale.and Martin
Isen and children.lr.and Mrs.Hdnrv Gottsohlrvirl visited witii Y-he Harry
I
des. Wednesday evenlxx.|_Ir.and Mrs.Ernest Kroner
e Mothers Dav dinner gueststhe Peter Kroner-s.|
Ir. and Mrs. Joe Schadler andnryMordhorst ol Omaha wereurdnydinner miata of theer Kmker and family.I
uma. Marie and Dorothy Mord-|st spent the weekend with'lr narents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred'
dr. and Mrs. John Meeves and
s.Fred Mondhnrst visited on,
ther's Dsv with their mother.
s. Anna Meeves.Kr,and Mrs.Peter Kroger,a. Peter Mordliorst and HermanitedWednesdaywithHermanour at the Lutliemn Hospital.lirs. Fred Monihor-at and AnnalrieandDnrolhvattendedtheddinzof Miss Inna Holst.ein.!
nday. at the Bennimzton church.hir. and Mrs. Raymond Schuldtited. Thursdav evening.with. and Mrs. Nic Friedrichsen and
irlev. of Kennard.
DR. C R. MEAD
v DENTIST
Rooms ln Msyls Building
home.lweek-end at her home
5srl'lce Sorerllon and farmlv U1Wayne, Mr. and Mrs Nels Soren-son. Mr.and Mn.bla Sorenson
and suns Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lund
ol Fremont.Albert and Andrew
Sorenson in honor of mm Sor-ensen who leaves this week for the
army.Mrs. Pete Svendzurd. Mrs. An-
na Jenson of Blair.Mrs.LenaChristensen of Herman and Mrs. C.W. Hansen visited Mrs. ChristinaMillerat the Morris Anderson
home. TuesdnY-The junior class of KennardHigh School. with Coach Vit! andRoy Nelson, had dinner and at»tended n show in Omaha.Mr.and Mrs. Howard Jensen
JemLLY:
Pre
bsud urBll
CV(Wa
rdhorsf.and family of Fremont, Mr. and,Mr-s. Walter Rosenbaum and fsm-ily. of mill' and Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert Phnzxzs a nd mm
Sundav at the Henry
Miss Anita Nelson
lows.Misses Marylou and
ly.avantUterrnann
spent thein Harlan,
Doris Hen-derson of Omaha snent. the week-
end with their aunt. Jeanne Chan-
man. at the Rev Nelson home.Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jenson en~wrbnined at n Jensen reunion,
Sunday.
to lvend the week-end
Blair, Nebraska l
Mrs. I'. H. Gibbons and fsmilv 0:Omaha and Mrs. Wilbur Hall o
Wavne.Mrs. Della Whorlow of Wayn
and son, Russell, who was home o
Mr. and Mrs. C. H,Nelsoy\uenttoCouncilBluffs,Inwa, Sunday,
Dinner guests of Mrs. Run. 'nm-
enbaum.Sunday. were Mr.andMrs. Sam Wright. and family. Mr.
and Mrs. Jan Rosenbaum. Mr. andMrs. Joe Stewart. Mr.and Mrs.
Ivan Anderson, Mr, and Mrs. Glen
Rosenbaum and girls.ln theevenini:Mr. and and Mrs. JessMaiwaldandfamilvof Omaha,Clarence Brown of Blair. Mr. andff t
, i-.
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vn1a furlourzh fmrn s camq in Cali-lfornia. visited at the Harold Jen- rissn home the latter. .Dart of~YS
s Gotwh hqme._ir. and Mrs. Ari Andnsson olmx,Mr. 'md Mn.Hnriand-nch. Mr. nnd Mrs. C\yde Rosen-um. Bonnie andJerry mem Sun-
v at the George Mcnkivsz home.lr. arid Mn, Floyd Mexnndcr.lie of Herman snent Fridly
mimz at the nlnental. C.H.
nd ho|meWm.Otis Decker.Mn.Boyce
rens and son of Fremont were xtrxollvisitinu at the Geonregg" home and with Mrs. Mattie
Mr. and Mrs.R. L. Pettit o inaha.Mr. and Mrs.Paul Noel
d familv nf Tekamah. Mrs. Ger-
xde Bates. Wilma :md Lena avant
mday at the S. Pettit home.Saturday cverinz Mr. and Mrs.!l\y Andersen and Bert of }{er~an, Mr. and Mrs. Robbie Ander-n. Mr. und Mrs. Nels Christen-
n and family.Mr. and Mrs.-itz Jahnel,Mr. and Mrs..Ianmenbaum.Mr. and Mrs.JoeLewari.Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ros-
\haum,Mrs. Ruth Rosenbaum,rs.Gertrude lliatu and Wilmald Mlm Lena Bates helped Ivanndex-sen celebrate his birthday.wninrz was enjoyed phyins: cards1d the prizes were \\xm by Mr.1d Mrs.Fritz Jahnel,Mrs. Joe
Lewan.Mn.Robbie Andersen
nd Jap Rosenbaum.Mrs. Abbie Butts and sons. Don-
van and Rollmd of California.
isited at the Dick 'I'ieLaort home;
humday.Misa Elsie Buch of Omnha spentheweek-end with her mother,Ira. Philip Shnu and family.Mrs.Clyde E.Rosenbaum re~
eivcd a Mother Day cablesrrammmher son, Lyle. who is Stn-
ioned'in An!¢rs\ia_The Ladies Caxd Club met at
hp home oi Mrs. L. E. Pebenson.'Hday.The next mectinl! will be
vith Mrs. C. E. Rosenbaum.`Misa Marie Jenson returned toner work in Wahoo after spending\ few days at the lmrvntnl. Thom»
ls Jenson home.
now living near (ilenwooc, ww;
< = : ° " ~ s : mW - : = : - m y " L Q
ten n e n n en Da hreaihat at Elmwoog park1 .
day,my 1: a banquet as Peter-nn'p Cds in Omaha. M 6. fol-
\awed by 1 show: and their "Sneakmy", May s. was spent in a sinzht
mains:mp xt Lincoln.Calvin
chrzmmn. Russell Wiese. RuthNielsenmdAld; Goedeker areschohn from Wuhlnsrwn.Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Jnhnsnn anddaughters. Mrs. J. A. Johnson andMelvin Heier attended n show in
Omaha, Sunday evenir .Mr. and Mrs. Claus uehl spentMoLher's Day with Mrs.Kuehl'apnrenu, Mr. and Mn. Henry Ploog
at Millard.Mr. and Mrs. John Johansen and
Mrs. Jones visited at Hans Sonn-
sen's. Thursday eveninz.Mr. and Mrs. Nels Knudsen en,
LL-rtained at dinner,&xndny, forMr. and Mn.Eric Knudaen andMaybeth, and Arthur Knudsen of
Omahn.G.F.Paulsen spent MoLher's
Day with Mrs, Julia Paulsen at
Benson.Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rice andJanice Elaimf ol Omaha mem theweeknd at the Willilm Wiese
home.Chris Nielsen ¢:a\led on H. E.Lyons and N.P.Nielsen's, Sun-
day morning.Mr. and Mrs. Will Peters wereSunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Peters.Mr. and Mrs. John Cnhmeckpep-per of Fremont snent last Mondayafternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Jor-
gen Christensen.Mrs. Fred Ramser, Berth: Glen-dening, George Rnmser of Lead,South Dakota. and Mm G.F.
Paulsen were Fremont shoppers,
Thursday.Mrs, J. W. Johnson took severnlgirls and their teacher to Blair,
Thumdny.Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Christen-sen and Wilma Bates of Omaha,land Mr. and Mrs. Charles_Chris-
igd by Mrs. M. w, scnoeuger uncMn.G.H.Raunkilde,attendedthe 2nd annual conference of thew. 5_ c. s,held in the P i mMethodist Church in Omadm. Wed-
nesdly, Mrs. Rosenkilde remainednvernlzht with her dxmzhmr. Miss,Katherine Mae Rasenkilde.A mil for flu- rural fire truck
was mule Mondavjnominz when
the floor in the broader house atthe fnrm _of I-lainie HilK€!\kamL'caught on fire. Oil leakngn causedwhenwindblewoutthebum-er was Tiven u th; source of the
blaze Prompt. action on the Dart
of the denamnmt, and the fore-sight. of Mr. Hilgunkamn in dos.ini! the broader house resulted in
onlv slight damame.|Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weber had
an queir zuests on M`other's Day\Mrs. Fwd De Weber and Mr. andMrs. I. H. Lowe.Mr. and Mm Walwr Ponds andfamilv of Grail! event Sundav withMrs. Pond's narenrs, Mr. and Mrs
c. E.Whitaker,Mr. and Mrs.Cenhas Brummetdrove to Ponca on Snturdav Vin'spend n few days with relatives.
@n°!b5t°7l,;n°i12A,
Ruth and Lorraine lmxrimenspent Sunday with their parents,Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Imxrihsen.Mrs. Amanda Svogerson and Al-fred 'Thompson called on Mr. andgifs. Charles Koenig in Blair, Sun-
ay.Miss Aims Svogex-son wu a-mong those helping Mm.P.C.
Jensen ceiebmbe her birthday,
Wednesday.Alma Svogersnn will entertainthe Dorcas Club, Thursday, May
21, at her home.A farewell party was held at theLouieLauritsenhome,Sunday,honoring George who lexves for
we army soon.Marie Jahnel spent Friday with
Eleanor Luuritsen.»,_-\.|u...»nam. mn nl M1-_
sons umwnunu - .-....._.. ,,_.,_the Elmer Lund home in Kennsnl,'
Sunday, honoring LeB!er Sorensenl
who hu \e£|. for the army.Mr. xnd Mn.Ho wud Jensenand Edythe Mary were Sundaydinner guests of Mn J. P. Jaunen|
in Blxir.Mr. and Mrs. Rnymund Frenchand children were callers at thegg" Loltis home in Craig, Mon-
y,Mm.Lloyd Brown and MRA?
were callen at the Andrew Sven -
guard home, Friday evening.I rRoy left for Lhe amy next. day.
Mr.and Mrs.Arnold Hansenand children were Sunday dinnerma ts of Mr.and Mm.JnmaHansen in Blair.'hir, and Mrs,Harry HinelineandRichard, attended a !arewe\\party.Saturday evening,at theRolgndHinelinehnme in Blair,honoring Roland who has left for
the umy.Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jensen en-tertained at dinner. Thursday, forMrs. De¥la Whorlow and Kenneth
of Wayne, and Russell Whorluwof Cdifornia. Evening guesis in-eluded Messrs. and Mesdames EarlJensen, Milton Carlberg and Gene,and Junior Jensen.On Saturday
afternoon, Meedamee Ruth Rosen-baum, Hattie McCann and FlorenceofKennard, were ca\lers at che
Harold Jensen home. w see Rus-
sell befoxe he returned to camp
in California.Carmll Warrick of & l i f o M |
visited relatives here, last week.Mrs. 0'la Sorensen md DonaldattendedtheTonNotchClub
achievement day in Kennnrd,
!
Tuesday.Messrs. and Mesdxmes VernonHinelinu and family of DeSoto,and Jue Thompson And family of
Blair were callers at tha HarryHineline home, I-Yiday evming.Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jensen andRoger spent Sunday in WaynewiihMrs.Della Whorlow ami
family.Chris Wrich and Georgia spent
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fmt du m!Ludxenn I
ternoon.Janet lnight withwrxgm.
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Alice Wnoon withMrs. MusMr.anware-dinMn. Juliamother. ilbinhday.Mn. R:dxys wit!Brat of tl
Mr.uvatundedErma Hd
krubbe ix
also a re
dance.
Miss Iteacher, 1baseballSchool. F
ald Koen
vin Wricl
led themMr. anent»ertain~Day forofBlailKlingforihoun, Mx
¢€\'l8€11 aMr. and
Mr. anentenninandLoisd w ;swfsons. El
John; M
Geonze 1and BillHovendicLouie V4
MesanJahnel,ChristenThursda;home. v
Mr.axMr. and
lter. Debra. Dee. M me'swim during ui. sr-
Poler amen:Stturday
Q-ernldinh and Clmxlotxe
iese ment Mondnv after-Mrs. Charles Voss Andtis Voss.d Mrs.Timer Holstein
ner zuem.Sund.sy» aiPaulson. Elmer'| grand-1 honor of her Slst
rmer Fedde snent a few\Mn, Henry K-ly the
he week.d Mrs.Elmer Holstein
the weddimr of Miss
lsbein and Gwrze Suver~
x Bemimtan.Sundav.cenhon and a clmrivsri
nuise Ziegler,McCarthymd her Dupils attended awumsment at Rose Hill
lriday_Georze and Ger-iz, Alvin Voss, and Mel-
h from Manev accomnan-
d Mrs. Arthur Hansen
ed at dinner on Mot.her'sMr. and Mrs. Pete Wullr.Mr.and Mrs.Mike:h and Julie of Fort C|.l»'. and Mrs. Merhll Chris-nd Dlcky of Bensun nmMrs. Louie Voss.d Mrs. Francis HovendlckediaintlvforFrancis'x Jean's birthday.Satur:sts were Henry Rixandmer. Walter. Russell andr. and Mrs, Orville Sankg
snd Elsie Swlley;Henry<----. u.. -..A M...r.\.....1.
or mrs. neu wnxusn ui.we »........Circus. Friday nizllt.Irma Junnrbluth and DorothyTwrtscherofOmshawentthe
week-end with Irmt's nsrenw.Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Junxbluth.Sundnv dinner zuests of Mr. ami
Mrs. Paul Jones were Mr. and Mrs.Wnlter Gutachow and family nf
Blair.Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Silslrernunand Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jungbluth
attended s simwer at Elk City
Hnll. Saturday. homrinz Mr. ami
Mrs Desn Shower.Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jensen. Mr.and Mrs. Paul Jones called on the
Alben Hansens. Sunday.Mother-'s Dav muem of Mrs. 0.
C. Liesche were Mr. and Mrs. Mel.
vin Nielsen, Mrs. Nellie NielsonMrs. Ellis of Omaha and Mr, ami
Mrs. Clifford Liesche and Marmar-
et Ann,Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Jensen vis-`i¢ed in Fremont. Thursday.wtlhMrs.Jensen's brother.Howard
Christensen of Channel.Melvin Hoier. |.nd Gene JensenweresmonztheeizhthKrllde
graduates receiving their dlulomaeIal. Blair. Tuesdav evenimz.
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r. a nd Mr s.A .H. Sibbern-
tended a uinoc hle na r tv ut
'Purner'r| , Saturdav evening.
8Hd Mr s .E lme r Jensen.
nd Joy ce.spent Mo th e f s
'ith Mr s .Jensen's parents.
d Mr s.Ausruat Christensen
mon t.a Lee J ones spent the week-
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Mr .an d Mr s .W i lli a m Mutzenand Rub en took in th e Sh rin e c ir-
cus a t th e Ak~Ssr-Ben coliseum.
Wednesday evening.Mi s s Lor rai ne Paulsen attend-
ed th e we dd in g of Mis s An n Ga r~r e tt whi c h to ok plac e,Saturday ,
a t 9:00 A .M. a t St.Cec ilia's
Cathed ral i n Omah a.
Chr is a nd Ma gg ie Ber gma nnspentFr id a y af ter n oo n a t th e E d
Goedeker home.Mr .an d Mr s .Ha r o ld Mi sf eldt
we re Sunday dinner guests a t
Milo .lesoersen's.Mr .an d Mrs.Ha n s Sorensen.
Grac e and Clark, helped Mrs. Les-te r bo g ems n c elebrate her hi n h -
da y on e da y la st wee k.~Mr s .Chr is Sun ds and Frances
Wiese visited wi th Mr .an_d Mr s .
lta y Peters. Tuesday evening.Mr .an d Mrs.Elme r Paulsen
c a lle d a t th e G. F .Paulse n home
Satur ds afternoon an d la te r allattended' the silver wed ding c ele-
bra ti on o f Mr . a n d Mr s .CharlesRos ac k er at the Ben so n lmmanu el
Luther an..Mr . a n d Mi a .J orgen Clmsten~
sen called ou Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Chri ste nse nf Mnn dav afternoon.Mr .an d Mr s .W i lli a m Stender
we re h o n o r e a a t a danc e gi ve n
a t Of t' s h a ll in Benson,Thu rs-
day evening.Ma n y f r o m Wash-
ington a ttended.Mr .an d Mr s .E w i n Neuhaus
an d E lvi n Sunds,all of Oma ha,
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ho n o n n g ___.¢.....\...,ne nn. na re nia l.J .
uun aiu vw. . .. . . e ..-_. . . .and Mr s .Ha n s Vo g t,f e ll la s t
week and bro ke h is a rm.Aud re y a nd Go rd on Reeh,c hil-
dr en of Mr . an d Mr s. J o hn Re eh ,were an the si c k lis t, last week.
Mr .an d Mrs.By ron Mc Donald
and sons sp ent Sun da y at th e
Fr a n k J s hn e l h o meHobKr u g e r is helping hi s
grand paren ts, Mr. a nd Mrs. F rank
J ahn el, with the ir work.Mr. and Mrs. Be rnard Thompson
an d s on , Mr. an d Mrs . J e m' . lor -
dun, Mrs. Aman da' Svoge rson and
Miss Ma rg ar et Th omps on spent
Sunday a t the J i m Thompson
home.Mr .and Mr s .W i lli a m J a nn
helged Donald W ulf c elebr ate h is
141 bir thd ay , S ummy .Mr .an d Mrs.Ha r r y Johnson
visited at th e Ha n s Svogerson
home.Fri day evening.Ro ma W o ls ma nn spent Sunday
wi th he r parents,Mr .an d Mr s .
Soren W olsmann.
r -,.. ~ ;' .( P a h a l a ' V i e w s
De an K c mp c k e o f Oma ha sp en t
the week-end at the parental, Paul
Kempc ke, home.
Mr .an d Mr s .Ross L o ve an d
dau gh te rs, Gwe ndo ly n and Nor ma
Lon,atten ded a fa mi ly d i n ne r a tthe Har old Fre nc h home. S und ay .
Ha r o ld Ts lo r s n t Mo n d a y i nype
li en na n.
r r m a y m i.unw....Mrs. Frank Kief er an d J ud y and
Mr . a n d Mr s .Bo b Hi te h ma n a n d
Ale c of B la ir we re c a lle r s at th e
Qhms W ric h home,Monday even-
ing.Mr s. C. E . F r en c h of Omah a i s
spending th is week a t th e Gi f -
ford Fr enc h ho me._
`~"7'§ui "~Ido:~
Mr. and Mr s. F ran c is Hovend ic k
an d Loi s J ean an d Duane visited
a t th e Fr ed W e s wg a a r d h o me
Friday e vening,.lac k Qui nlan has been c onf ined
to th e St.Joseph Hos nital in
Omaha for over a we ek; he un der-
we n t a n operation, Friday .
Th e B l a i r H i l h senior class
made a tr i p to Linc oln.Fr id av.
Maney and S unny s ide pu pils there
we re Li lli a n Hansen , J ohn Foley ,
Ler ov Voss a nd Ru ssell Wester-
zaand.Mrs. F ritz J ahne l and sons . Ray
and Bo b,spe nt Mon da y a fter no ona t the W a lt an d Ha r r v J ahnel
ho me s n t Te k ama h a nd th e e ven -
i n g a t th e W a lte r Christensen
home.Anna Vos s r etur ned home. S un~
d a y a f te r bei nz a t th e Clarenc i
Sehneekloth hom..f o r two we e k s
He r b W e n d t snent the week-endwi th hi s mothe r,Mr s .Ber tha
W en dt at B lai r.Ali c e W ie se a nd Mr s,W i lli a m
J ahnel visited Mrs. Catherine J ann
ited st 1
Ha r r v
erly o ffi ne d to
Su n n i
wa s ts
week
Mrs_ H1
feldt atne tti n g
on Mo n
tra ti on
Tuesday
c o mi ng
W o rk 1
W esten
Robert
W all:
Su r da v
Da n W i
Bob .
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R h e a
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sen a tHa r r y
Mr .
Gene 1
Da y uMr .a i
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Paul
end wi
... .i... msai- nnmifai on sauimyhomt
;
week.sauurnav visitors av.u n :ho me were Mr s ,He ttie Mc Cann
an d Florenc e of Oma ha a nd Mr s .
Ruth Ros enba um.Mr . a n d Mr s . He n r v Geh rk a nd
fa mi ly vi si te d a t th e Mfs . L ou i s a
Lu nd hn mc .Mr .an d Mr s. Ray mo nd Sc huldt
visited.'l"hu|sdn!~'eveninz.a t th e
Nic Frledric hsen home.Mr. an d Mrs . J ac k B unz es s a nd
fami ly s pen t Su nday at the nar en.
tal. A. N. An derson home.Mr. an d Mrs . Otis De c k er spe nt
nh . .week-end a t Fremont,a t th e
`Boy c e Owens home
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A Sunday dinner guns
an d Mrs.Flo y d Hi n t wa :
mothe r, Mr s. C hri s Hi nz
Mrs.Gi f h n d Nielsen
Eastern S u r L o d z e a t l
hou n, Fri da y n igh t.
Mc Y.her's Day guests oi
Mrs. Hans M. Ander sen v
c hildren, Luc ille and Mr.
_.Elmer An de rse n.
No r ma n Di xo n.Berklev Peter-Sunday dinner guests
san oi Omah a. Dc rc | ,hv Heie r and Mo th ef a Da y a t Mr .1MalL ie J an n o f P mmo m, sne nt the J a mes Thn mps on' s were
week-end a t the L . E .Peterson el 'I`hompson_ of_ Omaha.
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PQ Ihéfzhe.Mr s
Th e La di e s Ai d Soclety me t a t a n d
n m .~hmȢh basement:Diana were Sun,
J erry J oruan or rMr s.Bernard Th o m
and Mr s. Ama nda . :
I §§dé"i3` éEwL"7.im§ liiihniwi banquet.
42 'Mrs. Frank Byers wil! be hostessin the chuwh basement. Mav 21.i Nels Peteraorfs entertained
of hear Kennnard.
Thr- "Liberty" measles
come very popuiar amenpilsofMcCarthysahuo
bout all are back a; sepMrs,J. H.Nearhoodtaining the McCarthy P
Club this (Thursday)
Mr. and Mm. AugusterwereSmldayvisit/alparental, Chu-lea Gehrk|
Barbara and CaxlaspentSundayallemoox
Norma Long.
Mrs. Judith Amnson's
Everett of Omaha and 1Tckumxhandtheirmi mi on her Sunday.
Mother's Day.Mrs.lens Peterseifs children,George and family of Omaha, Mr.and Mrs. James Schneider of KemnardandMrsFloyd Curley andNorman of Blair All honored her
xisit on Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thompson en-tertained at a family dinner, Sun-dny,for Messrs.sncl MeedamesDan Thompson and Ednz,_ Law-
renceCook and sons of Arlington,and Pied Frenw and Clyde ol
Kennard.Mr.and Mrs. Merwn Winchellmd Irene were Omaha visitors and
attended the Shrine Circus onWednesday ol lust wak.Mrs.Leon Hindley and M n .Walter Novak wok the McCarthybaseball team w Rose Hill I n tFriday where the rural Mhool
teams were gatliered.Mr. and Mrs. Jana Mullin werehonored on Sunday when slltheirchildren were home for MothefsDay. Present were Messrs,andMesdmnel James Dunn ol DesMoines. Iowa,Ja.mes A. Mullen, and
Miss Frances of Norfolk.Other
visitors were Mrs.Re m Gray
and Miss Dorothy of Fremont.
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| day afternoon
n-nt .w......,.. ....-, , . , .,. Sunds, home.Mr .an d Mr s .C.v .Shumaker
iade a business tr i p to L inc o ln,
lo nd sy , a nd wh ile the re s a w th e
:nib le flo od dis aster.Mr s .Came ron o l Oms h s spentlundaywi th he r son-in-law an d
aog hte r.Mr .an d Mr s .E lme r
lielsen.Mrs . Ha ns S or ens en a nd Gra c e
slle d on Mr s .Chr is Sunds.Sat-
urday altemo on .Bi ll S te n de r le ft,Satur day , for
he a r my .Mr. and Mr s. Ray Puls an d L ar-
'y snent Sunday at J ohn Cr~ink's.
Mr . an d Mr s. C wles P eter s en ~;enained a t dinner.Sunday .fo r
Mr. and Mr s .W a lte r A r n an d
Ric hnrd Lee of Oma ha,Mr .: n d
Mr s. Har la n Plsmbec k o f E lk -
ho m,Mr s .Me ta A r p _ a n d W illie,
Alvi n A r p an d Lor rai ne Peters.
Eve ly n Wiese returned home,
Sa tu rd a y , a f te r h avin g spe nt the
Hu t.week a t th e Ma r ti n Sands
on e ne a r Ca se y , lo ws .Mr. a nd Mr s. Ra y P eters c alled
a t th e Fred Lus c hen home,Sun-
day evening.A e h s ri va r i danc e wa s he ld a t
Bennington,Sunday evening,in
hono r of Mr . an d Mrs. Geo rge Su-
vc rkrubbe,wi th a la rg e number
f r o m th i s vic inity in attendanc e.
'M r .an d Mr s .W i lli a m Stender
'were din ner guests, Friday , at the
Eric K.nud.se1t home.Mr. a nd Mrs . He nr y Ti etge n md
da ug hter s , Mr . a nd Mrs . W illi ai m
Wiese an d fa mi ly ;Mr .a n d Mr s .
Albert Sund s and Bonni e, Mr . and
Mr s .W i lli a m Mntzen an d Rob-
ert and Mr. and Mr s. Edward Ric o
an d dau ghter visited Mr s .Chris
Sunds on Mo ther's nay .Mr. a nd Mr s.Hans Sorensen and
Mrs. A no Ra smuss en sp ent Thurs-
wi th Mr s .Les ter
Bennington.
Nels K nudsen vis-Chris Sunds an d
Wednesday e va l.
Log eman n ne arMr . a n d Mrs .
ited wi th Mr s .
Franc es W iese.
ing.Mr .and Mr s .a n d R o b e r t wl d o n A r n o l d Ma t-zen st the Methodi st Hos niisl, Fri-
W i lli s m Ms tz e n
dsy even ing.Ro b e rt , Ms th ie s e n spent th e
wee k-e nd at Oma ha.Mr s .N .P.Nielsen c alled bn
Ma g g i e Be rg ma n,Mo nd ay s h e r -
noon.Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Shumsker ht-
te n d e d s c u d n a r tv s t th e Ha r r y
Tu mo r h o me .S a t u r d a y ~Mr s .D s vs Riehsrds .g
; ~ » ;\=~=¢wi th relatives i n N o r -
o
A d vn d s o I n ' D s E n t e r p r i s e
Mr. and Mrs. x-' ranx rsuisr weredi nn e r g ue s ts of th e Her man Pe -
lerson's,Sunday .Mr s .Ro b e r t Me n k i n g of Pasa-
dena,California,an d Miss E d n a
Carlson o l Oma h a were dinner
guests at the Harold Tay lor h ome,
Thu rsd ay . Mr s. Men kin g i s o n h er,wa y to Ne w Jersey to join he r
husband, Sgt.Robert Menkin| ¢,an
Offic er s' Tra ining Sc hool stu d e n t
Gu s W u lf was a Mo nd ay d in ne r
gue st s t th e Ros s Ia ve h ome.Mr. a nd Mrs. Paul Kempc ke snd
fami ly spe nt Sun day eve nin g with
hir.and Mr s .G.E. K ro nb er g i n
Kennard.Mr . a nd Mr s. Ha ro ld Ta y lo r st-tended a I a mi lly reunion a t th e
He rman park, Sun day .Sunday dinner guests o f M r .
and Mr s .Gor don Kempe ke i n
Bla i r we r e Mr .an d Mr s .Ps u l
Kempeke an d sons of this vic :ln»
ity .Mrs.Otto Chr is te ns ens nd Mr s.
Ross L o ve an d Mi s s W i lma Ny -
gsand registered i0'1 reside nts ofthisdistric t f o r su ga r ratio ni ng
la s t we e k !Mr. a nd Mr s. Pa ul Ke mpc ke and
sons visited the Martin Berte lsens
in Blair, Sunday .Mi s s E r di n e W u lf wa s a we e k -
end g u e s t a t th e Lars J aspe rsen
home.Miss Alic e L u tt i g o f F o r t C a l-
houn i s assisting Mr s .Freddie
W u lf wi th h e r ousework.th is
spring.Mr .an d Mr s .Ha r o ld Rasmus-
sen an d la mi l y o f th e Rose Hi l l
vic inity spent M'other'a Day at the
Austin Renshaw home.Mrs.Fr ed R.W u lf a n d Mr s .
Chris W u lf atte nded a Mother 's
Day tea st the Fo nta nelle c hur eh,
'1'hursdly»Mrs.Pr an k Peterson o l Blai r
sssiiled Mrs. Austin Renshsw. Last
weeMr . a n d Mr s . C h r i s W a l! we r e
dinner guests of I-'red Ke:-stein of
Fremont. Sunday .Mi s s Ma rg a re t W u ll wa s s di n -ner gu est an d afternoon visitor of
the Ric hard L a mp s i n Benning-
ton.
Mr . a n d Mr s .Ra y mon d Sc huldtandMr s . A n n s Me lto n visited.
Mon dsy svs nimt.wi t h Mr .an d
Mrs.He n r y Dierks he lu in z Mr s .
Dierks c elebrate her birthdsy .
Mr .s u d Mr s .J o hn Do mo c k er
gnte rts insd st s Moth er' s Ds v d in-
ne r fo r Me a r s .and MesdnrnesErrgertOh r t a n d s o m,Ho wa r d
Christensen an d ls mi lv.Hen ry
Gattsc h m d I r v i n an d Vi rg in ia
Voetmsnn-
af te r n o o nM r .an d Mr s .F d t z J ahnel en-
tertained a t dinner.Sund sv.fo r
their s on. Bob . who hns bee n on a
wc ek's furlough.Tho se a tten di mlwe r e Ma s r s . a n d Mesdsme s W al~'
ter J ahnel and I-larrv J ahnel of Ts-
k a ma h ;Mi s s Venlda Christensen.
Aftern oon visitors we r e Mr .and
Mr s .W alter Christensen.Mr . a n illMr s .Fr-its Mi sf eldt an d W illaxdf
and W ay ne.|Mr . us d Mr s . Fr ed W e ster zs ar d
were c allers s t t h e Lo ui e Voss
home. F riday .Ry me r Fe dd e is stationed a l
Camo Robin son, Arkan sas.Mx. a n d Mr s. W illi sm Vo s s a n d
Mr .an d Mr s .Bari Voss spentMother 's D s y wi th Mr s .Mi n ni e
K n e u k e a t Winside.Mother s'Da y di n ne r wa s en-
jo y e d at the W illia m J a hn el h ome
by Mr . a n d Mr s . Ha n k K a y , Mr s .
Ry rn er Fedd e, Mr. and Mr s . W a l-
lace Petersen. J oan an d W ally ,`
and Mr. an d Mrs. Fra nk Hen dri c k-
s d .\Mr. and Mrs. Ed Christensen and
Vmd a a nd Bo b J ah nel were e nte r-
tained fo r s uo ne r a t t h e Elme r
Be tta ho me i n Blai r.Frid av-Mr .and Mr s . J o h an n ls u r its e n
were Satu rday nir zht grunts at the
(Diaries Voss home.Mr .an d Mr s .Otto W r ia h andc hildr en ava nt Fr iday e venihz with
Ali c e and An dre w W ies e.Mesdames Otto an d C h s r l e
Voss sp e n t F r i d a y sf te r n o m wi th
Mrs. Andre w Chr isten sen.
Mr s .Ro be rt Fo le v halve d her
sister.Miss Ida J ohn son.observe
her birthdav. Sa turday .Geraldine W r i zh t has been ab-
se n t f r o m sch l several day s be
cause of illnes .Mr .an d rs,To m E s r w w dMr .a n d M r s E lme r Be tts and
.Ksre n Kay of Blair and Bah J ahn
le l were Sunday s u u p e r n e s ts ol
Mr . an d Mr s .Ed Christensen an.:
Venda.la te r th e y d mv. ; w» l? r e
mo nt an d B ob le f t b v tr a in fo r al'
arrnv c amp in Ca lifor nia.Mr s .Georse W les e sn d Ar n oli
and Mrs . Bu ste r Sy dow and Di c k!
a t Su n to n .Ne b r as k a . we r ,Sun
day visitors s t th e Ch sr les Vo s
_h ome __|Mr s .J i m lxe llv s u d Dorothy
we re Sa tur da y vi dtor s a t the Bi l
Koenlrr borne.Mr . sn l Mrs . F ra nc i s Ho ven dlc
and c hildren ¥D¢lli»M o t h e r ! D I
wi th Mr . a n d Mr s .Pr an k Haven
di c k o f Blsi rMr s .h a ms H e g a a n d sol
llp n i e ,drove t o Un e aln ,Manda:
Fr ed Mo r d h o n t,F r i tz s m
EuLlthIdeli Ii l t
We Rebuild Old Mattresses d Gnxnnlee Them ln Be uGood;a New,Regardless uf he Condition in Which They
Are R elved.
Have Your Worlg Done Now --1-~-Our Pnces Are Stall Low
For Sample! Phone While 186Located at the B-Une Cabin Camp
W a l l er Ma tt r e ss Co 0
For Hair Beauty
Pa s te l Pla s ti c Bo w Ba rre tte , 2 % - i n..5 c
De n: r a t e d Pl a s t i c P o c k e t Co mb ,5
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6-oz. bottle Scented Wave Set __..10c
"Drene"Liquid Shampoo ...__.._....10
Black Rubber Rat Tail Comb .15c
IUURS 9 to 12: z to D. AppelColds,Scintic n.Ne u r iti l.Lu mb ag o.Head-
aches.Rheurnatiam.Atmendic itjs.Consti-uation;Sinus. Live r. Sto mac h. Kidne y and
Bladd er Troub les: Fema le D isord ers. New
oneness;Hi g h Blood Pressure:Inf lue nzaandMa n y Oth er Diseases Resbond to
Chiropractlc Adiu atme ntaKIDDI ES' OVER ALLS
E u r to care for seenmcker,re Dr. D. C. Knee, Chiropractorqniresnoironing.Adustablebpqllehgulaffltngf._Cololi
ima seven! ~yn mm Mr: and
KOL'I'ERMAN'8, Blair, Nebr.
if FRAN KLI N STORES
lawn Silver ~ne Hybrid Sweet
Com. Ln an
o. r. BROS!
snpes.o year 0 uboyn and girls.
Po lo Shi rt s
Colton Polo Shins forboys and girls.
'in-'huAn kl e t s . V g
Women's Emuc can ~Ankletn, Pastels, Dlrks ~ ~
35c 15: pair '~
PINT FLY DED SPRAY, Z5c
Be rid of the summer lnaecl nui-sance!Use this effective sprny.
FLY SWATFERS, each Sc & loc
Screen wlre blade or rubber blade._With wire hu\dleu.__I
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ORDINANCE NO. 592
N ORDINANCE AMENDINGyfIONSIAND 2 OI-` ORDI:NCE NUI\IIlI-IR 689 OF 'rgla'Y OI`BLAIR,NEBIlASI\A.I)1 -uo v lumc THAT T u ;
lNcu',xL AMOUNT OF IIN-nsrzcmon VAVING BONDSSAID CITY. ISSUED UNDER
m ORDINANCE.SII.-\LL BEURTHOUSANDDOLLARS.oo ,mn No :nom-1. AND
City; that the cost of pavinsr anaimprovingtheintemeqtiongandareas formed by the cmssinz 91
streets. avenues and alle)'S in ~Districts aa resorted bv the cnzv
neer was as follows:
In Street Imnrove-ment District No.24 -.L..._.. ..,._ --s so8.00
In Street Improve-ment Distdct No.447.69
BettuorOrdinam:City nahereby r
Settiox
Pavinxz I
the Dti
Thousan
inK (ourelusive.<s1.mo.nconfirme25---_------_----$.In Curbinrz i m m a land rem
Nu. 2 --_._._---_s2,s1s.12 ordmEncIn addition Un the items ol cost ;:'ymen
reported bv the engineer there W-nh theweraother items amountimz "land Bor
,ooo >,AT BOND NUMBER 5 A.if,..!.-sr19.s2 in District No. 24.and wid ordIZEI)UNDEII.5519 ORDI- $99.90 in District No. 25; that thel
,Nan BIC NOT lssuw I,§UT`|~ea50l\BbIE value of labor and mn,CANCELLED.AND RE- terlals furnished In nmkinv:said
I N G SFCFIONS \AND 'Zlimnrovements was thesums here-
Aoi1r>\NANc1-2 NUMBER 589
i ORIGINALLY ENACTED.
an I'I' ORDAINED BY Tm;
\YOR AND COUNCIL OF THE
TY OP BLAIR, NEBRASKA:
Section l.'Phat Section 1 gfdinanceNumber 589 of paid
lv be amended to read as fol-
WSI"The Mavor and Council hereby
id and cer1ify~at nursuant wd ' n a n c e s h e r e l h I l¢ ? \ e d u l y u a s s e d . ,
I as a uhlished srnsrrr'mov an u||~\:ov1-:in-:N'r n I s 'r R xcrs
UMBERS 24 AND 25 AND|uuNG bxsrnlcr NUMBER 2
said Citv were created and ce r-
linabwq set out as the cost there-lof;that all conditions. acts and
;thin;n required bv law to eatin orw be done nreeedent to the issu-ance of Intemectiun Paving Fondaof said City w nav for uavimz and
imnroving the said imerscctionaand areas aforesaid do edst and
have been done as required by
law,"_Section 2.That Section 2 ofsaid 01-dinarice Numb"589 be
amended to had as follows:_ "To pay the cost of nnvinu and
irnnroving 'the intersections and
areas formed by the gmasinz ofstreets. avenues and alleys in saidlStreetImnrovementDistrictsNumbers 24 and 25 and Curbin!District Number 2. thorn shall belN m e s L i quo rs lni i d the re a r a he re bv o rde re d i s -
PHONE 321
sued Intersection Paving Bonds of:ng Citv of Blair. Nebraska. of thelvnnciualamount of Four Thous-and Dollars ($4.000.00}. consisting
of four bonds numbered Q-_.mi 1 ig
but sh
stroyed.
Passedav ofu. G.Henn(SEAL)
CITY
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TheCity (CountyCouncilthe 121o'clock.
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o n s n n n l s r a 'r a n t.D o n a l d a n d M r a n d M m .L l o y d ]F n dal d l a t x ve a h l J o h n T a y l o r ,P e t e r N z e l s e E d
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1 4 .a n d " F e d = ° ' ;t h e a n c a l i e r s a t t h e T e d I v e r s o n h o m e .l d a y S a t u r d a y e v e m n g , w e r e M e s -E l i a s o n N s n n .A n d e r s e n a n d ~
3 o n d s s h e v u r x n o 'M r s .J .C .B r o d e r s e n w a s I M n d M H u r l e y C¥ e1 :n en ts |'d M L 0 R M a n d R i t a H a n s e n . P r i z e s w§ ¢ g g ; ; m ; m ; ; g t 0 0 g g 0 , F ; ~ ; § e » » ¢ n » ¢ h f z u e a t .S a t u r d a v a t t h e l n d r D c k w g ;F r i d a y e v e n i n g i ; ¢ r f _ a £ a r |; , e w f = W , , ' ; ; ° ,N i e i b y h i r e .P e t e r N i e l s e n m d i r e m w g z a
b o n d s n u n 1 b e r ¢ ; d f m 4 . , , . : F = ; ; = 1 <B r u d e r s e n h o r n e .S u n d a v ° " » " ¢ r s a t t h e T e t ! " I V e \ - s o n h o m e .E w a i t e r S a p p e n f i e k l ,J o h n B e c k l u n H a n s e n .
a D l l a r s 'a c k a r n e r o n " H H a C a m C a l l e r s a t u w . . T e d I v e r s o n h ° m ¢ , a n d c h i l d m n A l b e r t S p r i c k a n d 'M r s M e r i t L a r a e n a n d M i s s e s
a and Quan be ex¢¢umgaf§;';',,f"r. an
stemd as prgvideti bv "ull Mr. and Mrs..Henrv Jacksone and be delivered to R'°b'rand Cameron and Marian WPTG.sdafeseg Comnanv "p;2~Sundav afternoon callers on Mm.ere or in aeco Lklattie Cameron and Mr. and Mrs.
s contract heretofore '""§l'°'J. c. Brodemen..sd No. 5 authomwd pn erl Mrs. Frank I3'rodersen and Ruth.
Imam mu m nmsuenn,aaugnue:lo! Mlf. and Mrs. Sam Holstein o:
\Wa.!ih1ng, and George Suverkrnh
be, son of Mrs.Amanda Suverkrubbe,were married,SundayMay 10, at 'I P.hI. at BenningtonMisaFlorenceHolsteinwaseh.bride's attendant.
Miss Harriet Sundn of WiashingofOne Thomsen 0 dinner smear of Mrs. Hattie ~...-- Saturday evenmsr. included L f farmiy, J Ryan. Russel! and Hannah and Louise La h l#0)each are raufled and d M d Mrs. J C. 'Bred land Mrs. Hamid Mamll and Sl11I"]I!illy, B.§'"f§§.n, and Mrs. LauraiMrs..Martin Larsen ..e§';..:§§;... spent the week-and with Ver
'Iey and Janet. Mr.and Mrs.l mVaughn of Blair.Mr. and Mrs.
Carol Totten and Carol of Fre-rljunt.Mrs.Idarimret Wil-hnms and Joyce and Rita. Mr. and
iMl8. Chris Binderslev and fami}y,:Leonard Vinderslev, Elmer Vm-linimce shall not be zssued Catherine and Charles and Mrs. °": ders1ev and Lois Oalzforn.all be cancelled and de-1C Brodersefn were Fremont shoD :Callers at the Chns Vinderslev
Tuite. Myrnn and Lois.
Mrs. Cassie Hansen entertainedthe Rose Hili Ladies' Aid. Wed-nesdav afternoon. with the follow-ing present. Mesdnmes Louis Raa~mussen,Emma.Taylor.WalterSappenfield, and Laura Tofte.
Mr. and Mm. Bob Schenek were
|hnmay, Saturday aitemoon. Eve-ning guests were Mr. and Mm. EdHansen, Edna and Rita, and Mr.
and Mrs. John Taylor and family.Mr. and Mrs. George Miller ofBlair spent Saturday afternoon atthe Ed Hansen heme. Mr. and Mrs.Jenn Hansen were Thursday eve-
mng guests..:S da v di ta I M . anddandauurevedthismth vera, Saturda§.rs was a Sun- gimme on Sundav mcluded.i r . a n d ~?;>.¢=l'f""{v qgffmf andr Mrs.Relapves enjoying as Mothefa
Hass Ruth rode en rs. Ted Iverson and fnnuly. Mr.P 1)dm,M8Y. 1942.das niternorh caller at the Riley and Mrs Lloyd Johnson Mr md Wulf and Band were Satuldny 3?er in the Herman grGarner. Mayor.Bmd h Im Im;3 D la evening guests of.Mr.and Mrs.Sunday, were Messrs.and °°'Chr; ben C (Berk ersen ome.rs.sell Ward an nn damea John Rnnmuseen and dnugh-r s sen.xv 18-112 Mtn 'md mm. Georsre Hansen Hr. and Mrs. Merle Ward. mr. wi Late Petersen.ter Jehn Taylor and family Hn -'iand farnilv WEl|\ Thursday flllef hirs. Elmer Thane anjd funiiy, Mr.Mr. and Mm. Harold W.Ras-old' Taylor and family,H'oward
~CIL ath e .F'.T"n'.§.'"§";.l'2%... . e » ". ; § ~ ~an1l¥ aé1dI:~:v:;l;- gggggn gl:-lNe§mf\;1;1lYM:@°ndS"';d3V Taylor and non. Chris Ruwe and
.n ..1 u e an .»u~ and Clarence.Deux and Ggsqg Mr.and Mrs.Robert 'lfotten and Austin Renahnw.~ Q g y f i g f g f ~
rom.-4-11:were Subd" guests at the e Csrol of Fremont,Lola Osborn,Sunday dinner guests :E Mr. and
eting ofhiny 12, 1942
Mayer and Council of the
Andersen home..Merrill Johnsen. and Mildred Lur-
Mr.and Mrs.Henrv Petersen sen.and Dick of Blair were Wedneed§\Y1 Mr. and Lira.Frank Brudereenfvenintr callers at the Home Chns-.and family attended the bacca-'f Blunt.an Washington tensen home.laureate service.Sunday evening.. Nebraska.mei ag thel Catherine Brodersen went wlth in Herman.
Chambers in amd Clty 'mithe Herman School Glee Club tD|Mr.and Mrs Frank Brndersen
h dev Qf May, 1942, at :30 sine at lhp Crowell Home. Sunday. and family and Marian and Cam-
P-¥"» in edjourned seamen,week nd me m a t the Chrw emn Jackson attended the ShrineIowan; bemsg present: May- Vinderelev home included Mr. wi circus in Omaha. Saturdav aft.er»
G.Gamer,Clerk,H*"'""Y|Mm. Alvin Kreamer of Waehinit- noon."3E*"5 Councilrnen:Ander- ton.Missouri. Mr. and Mrs.Leo Catherine Brodereen was an.hr1stensen,McComb,ClF\\"\Vaughan of Biair.Mr. and Mrs. 0\emi;rht zum ar. the Rigev Bmd-
uhr, Reeh Rounds, Schmidt. Robert Totten and Carol of Fre- ersen home. Sunday.She took
um'um bemg present,thefmont and Leonard Vinders10\part in the Herman senior sneak
nr:proceedings were had 'Thrv stawd from Friday niszht dmv. Monday.me:.\'unti1 Sundav.The Hill Creek Club held itslcrlrnanScnmsdtmtroducedSundnv aftemood callers at the monthlv meeting, Thursday. at thelinance entrtledz _'Chris Vindereley hem inejude Frank Brodersen home.
Mrs. Hamid French weie Messrs.
and Mesdemes Clifford Montgom-ery of Omaha, Joe I..-eve, and Rose
Love and children.Mr.and Mrs. James Wulf andsons were among the Sunday din-ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Pearce ~Guests dm"1nH the week wnth
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Madsen wereMr.and Mrs.Ed Mencke,Meds
Madsen, and Alfred Nelson.Pupils and teachers of aroundiifteen sehoeia in the county, andseveml patrons enjoyed the "Fie}fiDay" at the Rose Hill schooi Fm-day.Races,contests in broad
jumping,and ball games werep l z :e d .H i l l C r e e k w o n i i m t p l a c e3.\l!.......IISH \; n_
Russell.Sunday dinner guests at theMartin Larsen heme were Mr. and
Mn.Hayes Rosenlmlzn and threedaughtersofOmaha,and MinsBetty Ann Gamer of Blair. Eve-ning guests were Mr.d Mrs. Cari ?Rasmussen and !am3|;r.`
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.Cassie Hansen were Mr. and Mrs.Gifford French and Eugene,and.Mr.and Mrs.Harold Stork and
Peggy.
and sons, Charles.Clifford amdl
Mrs Peter Nielsen was hostess.
e vnu 1
na Kmse.5 Mr. and Lira.Paul Kruse anfamily were guests of Mr. and Mn
iRaymcnd Kmse,Friday evenim
'Guests at the Fred McNair horn
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. V. VReynoldeon,Gralurn,Hob,anWarrenReynuldson, William M|Nair, and Rosa Rasmussen.
The Junior-Senior *banquet wxheld Tuesday evening at the H.
tel Wellington in Omaha. Twent;eight were present.June MeNaacted as toaatmiatresa. and himH. Helpley, Eleanor Schmidt., B1Hansen,and Earl Suverkrubl
gave toaats for Friendship. Loya
t ,Attention,and Goodbye.T]tgeme was n patriotic one. Aft
,the banquet the erwn attended
theater.
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Do the umm Ladies' ma.w¢an¢
dag Five members were presenArs.Martin Larsen and AltwemFridayvisitorsat the Agustns Dunbier and Hayes Rosebalm homes in Omaha.Mr.and Mrs.Gifford Frei!end Eugene spent Friday even!
with Mrs. Cassie Hansen.
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Mr .and Mus . Haro ld ma z i u :mu mrs.w r e n u xy mn n was aJ a ne t an d Shirlev.Mr. and NY Y*,Thumdav mo rn in g c a lle r a t the
T .K .Iverson.Mi s s I r i s Osbom. Frank Brodersen home.Leonard Vinderslev an d Elmc r\Mis s Ad a Ro xe n was a Tue sd ay
Vinderlsev.,sub lle r an d o vern igh t Eu est at the
Mr . a n d Mr s .'I'hnr\'nl<l I-Iansc n_w]\i; Cameron home.
and F mnc es Man wera W edne sday ;Miss Nor ma Marze n wa s n W ed-
eveninu c allers at the Pete Larséwnesdav summer and ovemighy , zuc st
home.'rh.-oc c asion was to c e le- a t th e Cha rles 'rme ifo ldr ho me.
br ate L ilv An n 's b ri thd av.Mi s s A d a Ramen wa s a Th ur s -
Mr. and Mm. J ulius W eber wc rediw S\-\DDer and ovemizhr. W est at
Sundav even inz callers a t the the Ch arles Thic lfoldt home.Mr .Thn rva ld Ha nse n home.' u n d Mrs,Ma lc olm Bmdersc m and
Mis s E th el La uxxhlin wen t Sun -| 5\1 sa n a nd Po lly were Thursday
day a t th e varen tal.Charles evening: callers.
La uu hlln h ome._Mr. a nd Mm, Malc olm Brode rsen
Sobh ron a A nm Davin was a F n» and dauzhters 'were Fri da y af te r-
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~IS 0 o Ieek~end visiting; her mother,
Ln u r n Tof te.se f r o m this c ommun ity
sz Mr s.E d Jensen c elebratebirthday ,Monday evening,
Messrs. and Mes da me s Ea rl
n, W alte r Sappenfield,W a l
ielsen and Ralph,and Mr s .
=Tof te a nd My ronoseattendingthe Mother 's
picnic i n the He r n mn pa rk ,
sy ,were Messrs.an d Mes-
s Ha r o ld Ta y lo r a n d fa mi ly ,
~rd Taylor and son, John Tay-
~nd family ,Chris Ro we andly , Clernznens W illiamson -and
ly ,J ohn Rasmussen and
hter , an d Mrs . Emma Ta y lor ,
ord. Russell, and Charleilr.an d Mr s . W i ll Ha ns e n and
ie were Sunday dinner an d
r g ue sts of Mr. a nd Mrs . Ed
te in a t Ge lve, I owa.
nday dinner gue sts at the
Hansen ho me Were Messrs.Mesdsmes Ern est Wester-
| and d aughter of Oma ha, Le-
Han sen an d famiiy , and Le s-
Hans en. Le ster is le avin g this
fo r th e a r my .e Rose H i n school pupils,
hers,an d patrons wi ll enjoy
r las t de y o f sc ho ol pic nic on
ay .*missy aftern oo n a nd supper
~ts of Mr. and Mrs. J ens Hen-were Messrs.an d Mesdnrnes
nan Matzen and c hildren, An-
Matzen.Alic e Mstze n,a n d
. E mma C h r is t a n d J o h n. Mr .
Mrs.Ivan La r se n we r e Mon -
evening visitors.r.and Mr s.W i li Ma y o an d
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ti n g Mr .an d Mr s.Ra y mo n d
mussen an d daughters.On
day evening the two fami lies
gue sts of Mr .an d Mr s .
rgo Rasmussen.unday dinner guests of Mr. and
~.He n s W u lf were Mr .an d
~.Ever ett Sto rk an d family .
. an d Mrs. Cor win Cr aig of Ar-r, Illi no is , ar rived a t th e W u lf
e Mo nd a y an d plan to s pend
eral day s visiting;relatives i n
s c ommunity .unday dinner guests of M m .
nnie Ben son wer e Mr . a nd Mrs.
~ert J ensen and family of Oak-
d Mr . a n d Mrs . Orvi lle Be n»
and daughter, and Harold J en-
of Oma ha .-voral fr o m this oommu nity
nd c d the wed di n g of Mar jo ri e
use an d Vi r gi l IIi lg enk amp,
d a v everlimz.a t th e West St.
ul Luther an Ch urc h.Mr . an d Mr s. E ve re tt S to rk a nd
nnld,Mr .and Mrs.E d Sto rk
tl Ma r vi n Sto rk attended the
1-ine Circ us i n Omaha, Tue sday
ening.Mr .and Mrs . 'Har la nd Nelson
re S unda y di nne r gu ests of Mr.
d Mrs . Chr is Ne lson and s upper
este at the Psu i Paulse n home.Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
rs.Ray mo nd Rasmussen wereessrs. and Mesdarnes W ill May o
cl J ean,I va n Larsen,an d La rs
arson and Lo r a L ee .
Mrs.Mar y J ens en an d Chrisnse n of Fremont c alled on Mr .
d Mrs. Clarenc e Hansen. Friday
ternoon.Sunday dinner and supper guests
f Mr .an d Mr s . W i ll W u lf we r e
essrs.and Mesdsmes A r th u rrsen of Omaha, Bud Croudy and
ild re n, an d Ray W ulf a nd Bi lly .
Visitors during:the week wi th
ir.and Mr s.Ha r o ld Stor k an d
r.and Mrs.J ohn Sto rk were
r.and Mr s.Ever ett Sto rk an d
emi ly ,an d Mr s.Cassie Hans en,
ar\ ey an d Hazel.
Sunday dinner a n d supper
uests O! Mrs. Cassie Hansen were~r. and Mrs . Gi ff or d Fr en c h a nd
uge ne , and Mr. an d Mr s. Ha ro ld
'tvrk a nd Pessnr.
DB. D. R. EHLERS
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~ ~ q~w ~'ji cnsouue
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that the rad io, th e ring ing of
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rn(na.|\l .bl ndju!tm-mt.Flat rate policies at lowest rates poss:e, n
still pm-the protection you are entitled to.This old com-
pany is in its fiftieth year, and you get the best when you
buy from me.
E. B. REDFIELD, Agent
s Bl a i r , N e b r a s ka
I N G SE C T IO N S 1 A N D 2 O FO R D I N A N C E N U M B E R sae-
AS O R I G I N A L L Y E N A C T E D . "Said ordinance was fully and
:listinc tly read, and on motion duly
made, seconded and adopted, it wan
designated Ba Ordinanc e No .592,and the title thereof was approved.
Counc ilman Reeh mo ve d th a t
the statu tory rule requirin g ordi-
nances bo be fu lly an d distinc tly
read o n three dif fe re nt da y s b e
disp ens ed with, whic h moti on was
seconded by Counc ilman Anderson,an d th yeas and nay s being called
on the aasaze of said motion. the
followin Cmmei lmen v o t e d
" Y E A " :Anderson,Christensen,
Clarence Ku h r ,Mc Comb,Reeh,Rounds,hmid t.Th e lo llawi n g
vo te d " NA ": No ne .'Thereupon said Ordinanc e No .
d a v evemn! c au er a n m e vin-..~..
La uz hlin h ome.Mr . a n d Mr s .J i m Johnson and
Mr .an d Mr s .Le on Chambe rs of
Fr emon t were Th ur sd av evenimt
callers n t th e Chu-les Thlelfoldt
home._Mr. and Mrs. Charles 'l'h\el[oldl.
and,Do nald and L vl) we re Su ndaY\
dime r zu esta at the Ca rl E ric k sen
home.Mr. a nd Mr s, Ch ar les Thi elf oldl
and Don ald an d Ly le were Sunday
eve nn iz c aller s at the Ed zn r La r-
sen home.Mr . a n d Mr s . Nor r i s W ar d a n d
My ro n . Mr. a n d Mrs . Mer le W ar d
and Chri s Hom we re Sunda v even-
lnaz c aller s a t the Floy d J ohnson
home.Mr. and Mr s. Floy d J ohnson and
Mrs.Chris tina Olhac h were W ed»
em ...__ ..._n.. :». nn. .~. .».-m-|A'»»¢am» visitnrs in Omaha._
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vv ,W .... ....,_- _When thee hectic days and wakdul nights ln-
rfae with your work and take the pleuure out
life for you, tryD R .M I L E S N E R V I N E
Dr. Mila Nervkne Isa comblnaon of eE¢ctlv1
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and
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ervo sedative.Orlginmeu neany mu.,,.,..-go. it is as up to date u todays newspaper.-Dr. MilesNe e has bmught relief in million!ig of nervous su5eren. You may ind it exactly whal
1 UW n¢ed.mu 1-n ax- ,-\Wi1!yo\xh'yDr.Mi1uNervine'!n f vw hmunn.- -Y o u r d r u g g i s m h u kL l r n b m h m e" " '~s m u m u h 1.5¢1' % 'i 2 5 3 3 ~ 5 N ~ E R V I N E
guesenHeltonMnanddaynJenvisi
Ra:Sm
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a pu t upo inal oassavre e ru.ans ensen.u mrllray or sta hat th e q ue sti on ioz ii tor s were Mrs. Me rle W ard . Mrs
" S E a llo r dt;r;:eT1}:Io. 592 be l°""°"*E"'i3§"°"'.F§?R a s e l l 'rg and
an n o p .e y eas an nay s on an ra.arvey u r.were called and the following Mr . a n d Mrs . Me rle W ar d we re
Councglnfien voted "gEA": A1r£d§r-' g g m d g v nireninsr callers at. the
so ,riatensen,arenee u r ,o m orneMgCornb,Reeh,Rounds,S c h mi d tl MS.an d Mr s .Ha ro ld Jobnsor
" ; h f ° " ° W ' " = vo t e g " N3 Y ; = No n e i a n d d a u g h e m g Su ni dn v wler n
e pass age an a o p on o t t h A l e r t sen ome.said ordinagee ha vi ng bee nf c ot"1 ;I1 l'li;l g m Medla d g l f f w
cu in y a ma jor i t o a d .r.,atten e omnimemberselec ted to they Counc il F§sti§::l at D an a .Saturdav nivlmt
"mg b thee iay s ggc wgd pas sed ,gi queen. Miss 0lteeen_ ;'°= 1g»=
an a. op an e ay or,an en's ro omma e :rsthe presence of the Council, signed ~ 5¢?n;|;@r_n
and approved said ordinanc e a n d i Miss Irma Madse n is wo rkin e n
we Clerk attested the passage and lt]le J ohn B. Erieksen home Mr :
approval °,fh==»=;§ and affixed his `;§hrickse3 weak pa1lnf;.\lIy bnr no
signature ere .t e ec a n ac w enMoved by Reeh and seconded by na i mu o f o d c a u gh t fi r e
Anderson th at the bond of th e l Mr . an d Mrs. Clarenc e Petersc
Arn dt Ha rdwar e f or Plumb er 's Li and Ma ri ly n of Omah a and M
cense be approved. All c onneiirnen and Mrs. Russell W ard and Donal
present gg n w "A y e " , th e mo ti o n g e S Sinner irlleats of Ll
wa s c a m o ome.Th e Ci ty Cler lf s re po r t f or th e nii ae s E th el an d Beu la h L an z!
six mon ths ending Ma y 1,1942 li n spent Su nd av a t th e pa re ntswasreed.Moved and S8C0f|d®d\Cha| |@3 Laughlin. home.
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:ms repun ue.: recciveu rum p1wu7u.|mr. anu .aun.|. Alaxunq ,...,,.,.... ....on file.A ll counc ilmen vr e s f r n h d a u n h tm a n d Mr . a n d Mr s . A .
\'°ff£'§d "Aye".the mo ti on w w mmm and Iiobbvngrere vgedugsdf
c a m ~11 u r _y mon as:Th e re p or t o f the awlmmi n g i i i ?a e
pool was re ad. Movedmn d sec ond-|Mr. and Mrs. Ha,-ogg Grothe anedthisreportberec eived an d fa mi ly a n d Mi ss Do ro th y E ntri c
placed on file.A ll counciimen sen all o f Tek ama h. we re Th u :
ggfgegggfgf fnr "A3 '°" » the motion day eveximz c allers a t the Ha re
M m e d..by Rounds ang seconded "% ~# "2 L° §{ "i i; Bi m.F r i a m af t!
b y ~~t h ¢b i d O f R ' 5 Y " l | | 0 | x | 'i f l d u d e d M m C h f i g V i n d :
M a u n a T q l \ i ! | l C I h n ~9 1 0 1 1 1 2 .n \ n r n u n *' n n h l l i i l ~~8
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en IVlf'if ? 2u r n ;¢v J \ . u v a s _ - . U ' r - - , .. . . . . ,.. .. .., 14 an d 1 5 mid th e W ii of Lo t
Bloc k 32,be rejec ted on the
ounds th at the Chamber o f
immerse sign is loeeted on these
Ls a nd that the expe nse of mov-
g sa id s ig n wo uld be too great.
Il counc ilman present vo tin g
Lila.Mies Darlene Vinderslev 3
burned 'oo spend the week-end W1
her nerente.Sundav dinner inten ts at 1ChrisVinde rslev home include
Mr .and Mr s .Robert To tten a
Carol of Pheniont,MT.an d M
Xy e", the mo tion was c ar ried.' H a m i d Mhg ill a nd dau gh ter s.I
Move d an d s ec on ded thi s me et-and Mr s . l e o Va ug hn o f Bl:.g be adjourned.All c ounc il1nen| Loln Osborn.E lme r Vinderal
res en t vo ti ng "A y e ", the n1otio n.leo n».rd Vinde ralev. Mr. and M
as c arried.'Nels E . C hri ste nse n a nd familv
tteat:~U. G. Gar n er ,\Bia ir;Phy llis a nd L i la Iver!
Henry Christensen,Ma y o r.called in the arftemoon.
City Cle rk.Mr. and Mrs. Mack Cameron .f
Mi ss Ha tti e were Sun-dev din
'";;.""'"'='.jR:"',* T..a .»;;.";Eno m at the Orville Han se n he. i ) g $ ~ ~s ~ e ~ . , »i n Omaha..Th ey later afterl-
_...~~A\l|»the Wedding of Miss Irma Hoist;
Saturday .Mr .an d M r a John dauvrhter of Mr . a n d Mr s .S
[ineline were dinner visitors | . tlI o is te i n s t th e c hurc h in B
he Ma r ti n Hei er home.Mrs. ninsrton.
Viliiam Hineline called.also.Ha r ve y Kub ie was n SatuoMr. an d Lim Ha ns Gu sti n, Mr s.i af fer noo n c aller a t the Ma c k C:
Fiarjie Widener and ,Phy llis |.ud;eren home.drs.He r ma n Br sty n er o f Omah a'Hazel. Clare nc e and Dan C h
isited a t the S.Hineline homentermen were overn ight :meets
iundnv-lthe Pete Ander sen home. Satur
Rslnh Hi nelir iu sp ent the we ek- n ieh t.:nd at his home here. returninsr ho:Mr .and Mr s.Pete Andel
Qebrneicn City. Monday.'we re Sundsv dinner R1l¢sts at
Mr .and Mr s.Vernon Hineline Morse C hristensen home
and c hi ldr en men t. Sun dav at th e]Mr . an d Mr s. J uliu s W e be r
Harry Hin elin e h ome in honor ul; Mr. a nd Mr s. Ha rland Chri ster
Mo'i '.h er' s D ay ; th e e vem also wuen d B ettv L ou wer e S und ay diinfarewellna tty fo r Ro lmd , who ir u es ts a t th e Th or vald Ha :
leaves soon for the army .home.Mr. amd Mrs. Ar thu r B rown a nd Mi s s Frances Mau-Hansen
family spe nt S und sv s t the F ran k s.Sundsv overnlnzht eu e s t a tTay lo r h ome i n Bla ir \lllxlhnd (§uj§tense_n_ home."
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your Saver.:-Egn station, wr.-feel it our
r-rwnsibility to help keep your urSale for Performansne and Sound for
Longs: Life.Our qualilied experts:rc ready to gxplai n "ho wl" mdJ
's whys". Come in soon..
SAFE and SOUND Service;che | C a \ n h L l l u p u c t i o n o i a w r y p o n l b f l v n u -
p n l n t l m u t a r a l l a t u h l a vr l o ¢ h . u » l s p r u -h c l l n l y l u b r l a t d l U r n [ r n I r e n a b r u l a n u a l
eu m r c t l y i n fl n m i 0 w h n l n i n Il an D 'b a tn r y a n c l
c o n n l c t i u l u g i vi n ( l u l l p u w w I n d h t o f c h a n ,
h u e a n d I n ha l t s t u r d y l u r h u r d e r ,sp a r k
vl u s n a n d l g n l t i a u c o n s e r vi n g p a w n a n d h a l
I n h | I | \ t h \ | O u r linlmh p r u l o c t u n l 0 x o -u o m k n i u n r u n m u l h a r y u o l l n a i n l a s h .
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V k k w l I - I i - R a d a Yo u' re s um to be p le as ed -J i l l
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Garner ServiceSunday. u .d M . J Sully'Mr. and Mrs.Chris u l b wand chi\drenvi:;`¢,¢d E r . . T a Mn , . ' 0 m\ ] ' m a n d Mr . m d Mn Am
1 El'be t h ' 0 lb s d\ md L I were Sundlifb u n s Sc henk and M n .l n _ y es u n " ,ln e r xu ea u a t t h e L lo y d J o h
~Mr .and M n .Clifford- Hlnallne home.md son s md Mr. a nd Mn . W illinm|Mr. and Mn. C hu-lea Brode
mu l s n e ware Fnnnmxt visiton, were Snriiav dinner vuesu nl
and dna c alled u. f-h n Ha rry Hi m- vamp !-a\ . Ray Trivlett ho me.
line home.Mi n A d a Ru g e r : w a s | S 1
Mr .x m l M n . C h a i m o. Hin a- avenlmz nunver 'me nt n t
On U_S. 73 at Blair
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cdlivention. in Gum. Sunda .,Y ;Jon md Gene btmeron were |.|uu.\.uq|-_
Bhir. Nebnaln. Mtv 14. 1942
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FOR SALE
FOR B ER SERVICE and
greater eamlng wwof-bookyour pany chicks new with The
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FOR S AL E: A d es ira ble c e me te ry
lo t,bloc k 39.lot 5.Cost $60,wi lt sell f o r $45. Phone 15 fo r
deinils.19-2;
0
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. _ _ -Poppy Day
Sale To Be
.u -~ ~~ ~ ~I N E X A' 1 ' I 0 NS
~win~list of run]
grade pupils, ove|%|sa e 90 'n~a ~oppy is a pledge,
BEST NUMBERS. DeKalb ny-brid seed. Buy bunhela or aundaw finish plantings. Ray gh,
mm Flo ur Mills.1s-zz
agen o ~Pupil School Average91'Va:da Afmdenaen, Wash.94
:mes ,Lora lee IArsen, OrumEvelyn Bartling. Im. !,u\i:ex-un
Janke Nygurd, McCarthy
Bette Anne Jensen, Gardner
Marie Hsnsen, March
Glarll Jesaen. Mxr¢h...k
94
94
94
94
939393
NOTICETHIS IS THE TIME to get yourdog tax license. These are de-
linquent MW mn. A. B. wopd-
nng, Acting Chief of Police.19-n
» » - - - - - - "
be held on Monday~ afternoon,
RE GI STRATION
A pnliminxry registrstian ofBlur High S|:hool's 1942-4s tenth,
, , ~~:.l : ¢;|1 l i
stt1denlS»wh o wi ll f o r m a h r g e
pu c e ntag e Q!ne.1§t year'n fresh-
u -.
052 " l l |meric n,"said Mr s.E lla Carson,
Pre si de nt of the Stan le y E.Ha i n
Un it No. 1 64 o f the A me ri c a n Le .
gion Au xi li ar y ,as th e Un i t p r e -
pared f o r th e ann ual observance
of P op py Da y ne xt Sa tu rd ay .
~ m i a ~~lll~le lmo ~ ne xt ~
will not he required w rellmr at
this limo._
m :mln object G# the pzblim-
lnary nglltrltlon il to utshllsh
FOR SALE
FOR B ER SERVICE and
greater eamlng wwof-bookyour pany chicks new with The
:;1 .
15-if
FOR S AL E: A d es ira ble c e me te ry
lo t,bloc k 39.lot 5.Cost $60,wi lt sell f o r $45. Phone 15 fo r
deinils.19-2;
0
|l l°f90%orabovein e »-.ss -~nn.OI the 99 eighth
Poppy Day
Sale To Be
.u -~ ~~ ~ ~I N E X A' 1 ' I 0 NS
~win~list of run]
grade pupils, ove|%|sa e 90 'n~a ~oppy is a pledge,
BEST NUMBERS. DeKalb ny-brid seed. Buy bunhela or aundaw finish plantings. Ray gh,
mm Flo ur Mills.1s-zz
agen o ~Pupil School Average91'Va:da Afmdenaen, Wash.94
:mes ,Lora lee IArsen, OrumEvelyn Bartling. Im. !,u\i:ex-un
Janke Nygurd, McCarthy
Bette Anne Jensen, Gardner
Marie Hsnsen, March
Glarll Jesaen. Mxr¢h...k
94
94
94
94
939393
NOTICETHIS IS THE TIME to get yourdog tax license. These are de-
linquent MW mn. A. B. wopd-
nng, Acting Chief of Police.19-n
» » - - - - - - "
be held on Monday~ afternoon,
RE GI STRATION
A pnliminxry registrstian ofBlur High S|:hool's 1942-4s tenth,
, , ~~:.l : ¢;|1 l i
stt1denlS»wh o wi ll f o r m a h r g e
pu c e ntag e Q!ne.1§t year'n fresh-
u -.
052 " l l |meric n,"said Mr s.E lla Carson,
Pre si de nt of the Stan le y E.Ha i n
Un it No. 1 64 o f the A me ri c a n Le .
gion Au xi li ar y ,as th e Un i t p r e -
pared f o r th e ann ual observance
of P op py Da y ne xt Sa tu rd ay .
~ m i a ~~lll~le lmo ~ ne xt ~
will not he required w rellmr at
this limo._
m :mln object G# the pzblim-
lnary nglltrltlon il to utshllsh
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m u m n n w A H V ounty
_lf d Day
umm,nunv..._.__._._ls t;u m J o l m w n ,n m Creek§|1a m n Dallns Hilgunxlw .
2nd. Pole vault, Norman Swrk, W.St. Paul,Ist;Howard Pehersen,
mm mu, ma . ni gh iumv . Ken-neth Chriltenlen, Hill Creek, ut;Marlen Wulf,Brinkman 2nd.
\\. Sv., Pnuf. Ist; Duane Scheer. ii
se. Paul, znd.
GIRLS'HIGH SCHOOL AND
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. 154 of the American lx-~ iary, as the Unit pre-or the annual observancey Day nexi &£urday.
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£I§'ti6i1 ~€€ m`1 T"""c next HIGH SCHOOL 1=soYs"rRAcK 5TH ANU b l n uri a u :--Cllln schedule may belEVENT: 440 yard relay, Rose 11il!l5'8I11 dash, Ggmld Stork, ~£5 yard
ls¢h°¢n._1sr; West sr, Paul s¢hw1,§E§\u1,___{§t=_ l§1¥=°==Brinkman.w. 5351
dash,Mary Kay Newlurxlst; Marilyn Rahlfs, DrumFOR_ SALE:Lawmnowers.rwrs for lll makes. shnrvenlnz.::k's Shop. College Hill. Phono 'Black uso.is-sf
Fon SALE: Moon A wipe, 'ao.No tires. James W. Pounds. 19-lt
FOR SALE:2 yearling Herefordbulls.19-tf R. J. Lippincott.
GOAT MILK, l2c q\_ if called for.17-41.*c. P. Dimmick, Blair.
FOR SALE:1941 sudnn grass
seed. $3 per hundred- Lars Jes-persen, Phone 212 on 54.19-2¢
SCRATCH PADS.hiizh ouolitv
bond ooner. 12c per pound.Oth-er qualities. 81: ner pound.434.1 The Enterprise
TRY MORGAN BROS.SEED
-s o m 13ob's Smoke,COP;ples atHouandat Standard Sta. in
Herman.Fay .-Jones, Art.. Te-
knmdh 18-2t'
FOR SALE: Baby chicks everyMonday and Thursday.Pulleteandeockerelsonsexingdays.Washington County Hatchery,Phone 89.19.11,
sm ANNUAL v.F.w. dance atB. F, D. Hull, Thursday, May 28.
FOR SALE:P\mlts G.Hybrids.
Q Also G32212-gg. and 53. Also 2bushels of white hybrid, 6 bush-
els U. S. 18. Moved next to Han-~cock Co.Will Ryan 19-lt'
DINING ROOM fumiture for sale.
'~ ---=-» "-»Yr 1:r~..a.,-in
'o wn ANNUAL V.F.W.dance at
B. F. D. Han. Thursday. 'May zo
FURNITURE uphollterlng, refllr
l lahing,replifins. wat aning.
rug work, mnrawa, ein. Phone
Blue 151.George N. pillar.
I2-ti
YOU WILL SAVE MONEY if youdo your repair, work now.For
best results, see W. J. Lambert,Blair.19-lt
NOTICEARTIES HAULING kv city damnwill please unload over the edaei
ol dump.Don't scatter KBrbBKe'on streets or hlxrhwuys leldilmi
1
ll'
Police.A, B. Woodnnlz.IB-2t\
'NO MORE plow lay edges put onat my shop except on obsolete-|
lays.Will have new lays in
stock for stundand makes.13-Zh Miller Munk, Blackslnith.
DTH ANNUAL V.P.W. dance at1B. F. D. Hall. Thursday, May 28.
iGARDEN PLOWING and team
work.Call Red 192.18-t!Frank H. Stricklett.
u::7? N,FARMERSI I want'Y°"r dead stock.Have u variety
of premiums.Blair RenderinzService, Phone 17 collect.Holly Jensen. Aszent. Union Rw-dewli Co.. IAPIALY-e. Nebr. 9-ti
\REAL |as'rA1:
Glorln Jessen. mn...IRichard Burmeiswn Long Creek 93
xeek 98
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Mary E. Andersen, Long c
Leander Rltzen, Fontnnelle
Louis Sully, DeSotoKieth Andersen, DeSolAJohnFitzgerald, GnrryowenLyle Rogers,Pleasant View
Jeanne Thompson, P. V.
Erma M¢K¢nn, New Egland
Philip Rollond, OrumDelores Johnson, Wash.
Joan Vogt. E. St- PnlIilsrdell Timme, Im. Lutheran
Rodney Kerkhoff, TelbnstuQuentin Marquardt, Telbasta
Ellen Nicholson, McCarll1yto dump.By order of Chief ol;R°b°n Kmegehnr mrifxif
James Jensen,gKieth Cornelius. Dornacker
MEN IN THE SERVICE
Raymond Sheets and Ivan Olson
of Ilerman, who entered the armyservice two weeks ago, are sta-tioned at Camp Robinson, Arkan-
sos.Dwzme Fausott, who is stationed
at an army camp in Washington,
has been spending several days in
Herman and Teknrnah.Upon his
return to his duties he will go to
o wnv in Alabama.Doyle Cox of the Homestead
district is at Flon, Knox, Kentucky
Among Herman men ln the arm!are Edgar Whitnack of Rockford
Illinois, son of Mrs. Clan Whit
nack; Clyde Fitch of Omaha, sol
_. sr... 1;-A nfwsndiukz and Vemm
2nd. 440 yard dash, Eugene Stork,\5L run, 1.nu,Brinkman,lst; Hovwxrd Petersen,SRD AND ATH GRADES:60 IST AND 2ND_ GRADES: ~Buy Deleme Bonds and Rose Hill, 2nd. gzo yard duh, Eu-I 'ard dash, Verde!! Scheer, E. SL AM hah, Joan Gnesselman Bm
Saving gum" N gene _Stork, _Brmlnnan, 1 ;- ¥»-owl st Mar \aul,lat,Verdell Stork, W. St.ee,ls t;Delurea Selby,Bmbee
len Vuull. Brmkmnn, 2nd. 100 yard Paul, Znd.2nd.
FOR SALE
BEST NUMBERS. DeKalb ny-brid seed. Buy bunhela or aundaw finish plantings. Ray gh,
mm Flo ur Mills.1s-zzFORBERSERVICEand
greater eamlng wwof-bw~
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$4.50.and <
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OMPSON BROS. HYBRID
Iowa 933,'Stale-TestedȢ grades $5.50; round grades
. 50c reduction for quantity
lwn sacks. Earl J. Thompson,n sz.<`1o_12c
SALE OR TRADE for live-
ok, 1936 V-8 coach, good con-gg-H. W. Rouen. Herman.
K STOVE, nearly new. RolrL Sxert, 300 East Lincoln SL
19-lt~l
cur. :\~m» 1»nn.ln build.
FOR SALE: Modem 5-room houseclose in. Also income orooertv byowner. Phono 292.2-ti
F O R R E N T
.FURNISHED ROOMS for rent.101 East Grant St., Phone White147.1'I-ti.
'FOR RENT:Comfortable neatroomon'waahinzwn St.Gasheat and water.Eine location
for office or small business.\Former-lv Berneice'a BeautyShop.Call 11 for particulars
9-2.1
PHONE 11 and zive us your ymntf
ox mu. .... ...Rasmussen ot Fremont,Bon o
Mrs. Amanda Rasmussen.Nels Jenson. son of Mr. and Mn
Thomas Jenson ol Kennard, le!
Friday for duty aiter several daylfurloughfrom a mmppin Cali
fornia.Woodrow Jenson arrived Sundafrom on Arizona camp; he wi
spend several days among Kel
nord relatives -Emil Fuhrman, formerly of Fo
Calhoun,is stationed at Ca!!
Hood, Texas; he is learning he
to drive A tank.
Motl\er's Day .visitors at £
FOR SALE
BEST NUMBERS. DeKalb ny-brid seed. Buy bunhela or aundaw finish plantings. Ray gh,
mm Flo ur Mills.1s-zzFORBERSERVICEand
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(rant in France. They tdrmed the
only floral tribute on the gravesol the dead and became for the
men fighting there u symbol of
hemic sacrifice."This they remnin mday.Thepoem ends with the words: 'H ye
break faith with ua who die, Weshal\not sleep.though poppies»m_...\.._» Wi»\ds.' 'Hmt is
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2~i~lb_ Bag 89C
48-lh, Bag ~
Kitchen Craft -- enriched with
Villnlin B-1 (thismin) and iron.
IBeef R'st '*?:;"1z.'f.24¢°'2::,.°?:,;"
Pol.'k Chops Centfr rib cnlu __--L\». 32
grow xn fl ume..-.-.__,their message for us today.We
will wear poppies Saturday toshow that we are keeping faith,"
Paper poppies, made by the dis-
abled veterans ct the first WorldWar, will be distributed through-out the city on Saturday by the
women of the Auxiliary.ln ox-change for them the Auxiliary willl
receive contributions for its wel-
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Oxyd ol
l1 24-oz.G9-ozPkg.2 3 C Pkg 6 5 C
Grsnulnted Soap
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a n c e u u a c o n j_____Lb J u s
FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES
*Oranges S.°;2';1°';.;°'frfi° 'f.fiiii-L.,. 7c
*onwns New crop, dry; yellow 4 |_b,_ ~
-L-l\.........¢.. Culifomin: tuna removed R r
10x10,west side o
x .. :~.y 1.9, 1942.City of Blair.19-lt
RENT:5~room. house. East
M r s .E a r l C a l d w e l l a n d N e i l
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|P. M. 'tion insur es in stan t sale of that
*~unwanted furniture. etc .
W A N T E D othy Mencke of Omaha,- r. anMrs.Harley App\e'hy,Leonan;
`- - ~b 0l{Hx. Pmly modern.0 1-"~|9-1£
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Straws from 1.00 to 54.95
See us for G1'adua.ti0nGifts
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Goljdon Lund, formerly of Arl-
ington, who left Midland Lhis se-`assistant dimester for a Job as 'tm of the news bureau at thereclllinoisInslituwofTechnology,Chicagn,llllnois,has completed
his college work by ertension :md
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win be graduated May 20 mm his
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*celery ;:i-_f;_i::;::it3;:_"~"'L h ocL u x F l a k e s
54.11.12 bi-01.Pkg.I U C Pkg.~F o r E a s y Ho us e c le a n i n g ]
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Soap §_ofpChips, ;'L'§:: ~ 22c Milk 2
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Lund,who,following Paul U.Ridings'resignation,had served |
as 'acting publicity direcmr at thelCollege, will hsvemajors in joum-|
alism and history, with a minor f»|
English,when he receives his
Bachelor of Arts degree at cum~
mencement.AB u junior Lund was editor ol
The Midland, under-graduate news-paper, un whose staff he servedall during his college career. Thinl
year he was presidentpf Pi DeltaEpsilon, national hvnomry journal-ism frutemity, a position he alsoheld ss x junior; vicf-praidenl; o!
~ 23c W9 2°-"f ~.uf £eacfleCry:L w g for Honnehold ~ ~
rponea..Bon-Aml
"Cleaner~L 'e.:.; lac reacnes
Cake 9c Tomato
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Blu e K e y ,national nb llun uy Lun-ter uity ;an d public ity c hairman
for Mid lan d Play e rs.
A l l du r in g his college careerL u n d has appeared in i mp or ta n t
roles i n Mi dlan d Play er produc -
I mono, atarrmg thm y ear an Mao in
..sv..Lan :Ti n bp en |Cream Polish $§§Z2¢.,,,
"WinLerse\". ne w-= --.N __,._ _member ol the A Cappe\la Chou-,
Intemationnl Rehtionn Club, Tom-
ahawk pep society;Kal Frahern-ity, Warriar shall, and Pica Delta
Press Club.Not only has Laid bean adivein organization at Mid\and,bnt
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