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05-21-1942Frm .~-... `N»l\rna\rn'¢ mm Modem weekly Newspaper rum ENTERPRISE The Official County Printers for 1942More LocalNewspictu|-_gf 1 Than:Any:Other Weekly ln Nebraska Twenty-One Rural (lorrnspondnts From all Quaners of County 1\J'.JL-»-*--n Mats 'IIi¢+nrlf~a'|_ ______ sm-lm an Yam :mo-e *'E£AYrl£.~§ii§§AsKA, MAY 21, 1942 atid s» -Ing 'Woman Burned to Death Scouring Cemetery Stone POPPY DAY SAIEGREAT SUCCESS The Poppy Day sale.put onSawxday by the ladies of the Le-gion Auxiliary, was a wondertlil success.In all, 1600 poppim weresoldandmorecould have boonsold so report the ladies who had charge.Kennard and Calhoun also re- pon very good salm and these were under the susploa of theBlair unit. The members of the lo-I aol Girl Scouts and AuxiliBry\members sold the poppia on the streets.AN APPRECIATION The ladies of the Legion Auxil- iary take this method of express-ing their appreciation to the pulr lic for the wonderful nssistancei and patronage during the PoppyDsy sale. The funds go to n good! esuso und it is one of the ways in\ which the public may show theirhonor and respect. to the men in arms for their heroic deeds. JAcorzsr.Ns niche FROM ALLIANCE hir. and Mrs. Martin Jacobsennrnved in Blsir last Monday eve- Cleaning Fluid Ignited, Fatally Bu....5.1:AnnaHagenbuci BODY FOUND 1111 ARL- LINTGON CEMETERY ...__ -Tragedy in one of its ugliest guinea stalked the Arlington come~wry,Monday, when Miss Anna Hngenbuck of Fremont met her death there.A former Arlington resident, she was bunned to death- while cleaning the headstone: ln the family burial plot in prepara- tion for Memorial Dsy. Equipped with a homo of gaso- llne and a box of scouring powder,Miss llngenbuck evidently was atworkwhen the fluid became lg- nited.resulting in. the accidentwhich wok her lilo.Dr.R. A.. Davies of Arlington suited that death probably otxurrnd during the morning..Although the grave where Min, Hagenbuck was working was m full view ot the road, nothing un- usual was noticed until late Afwv noon.At about fvllr o'elock, J. H.Dorbecker of Arlington drovm. into the cemetery to visit his fanv ily plot and saw A strong~ objod unon the ground.He investimatod v£>LUi~iE :im NUMBER 20 , - - - ,.nP Bottoni L§rf§§Inunxabed All Week. Water Ke-.céding Slowly DIKES PROTEQ 15§§,:|DREDS OF AL;1<1:as\ A l u :" a n n u \ \ . ¢ . . . u .. , _ .g o v e r n m e n t e n g i n e e r s h a v e s o u g h t t h ¢m r o l f o r t h e p a s t f i v e y e a r s , : m a y i v e u l 1 £ l . l ' l 1 0& ' J ( % d t h a t i t i s u r = : = l » ' f £=w a n d e r b u t t h e r e i s n o c ~ : : : »-L f u l t h e o v e r f l o w w h i c h h . = ~h n r n s r i e d b o t t o m l a n d i n . r r n ~ o r f u r t h e p a s t w e e k . l l f q v y r a i n s i n t h e D a k o t a s a n d \ h .w e s t e r n p a r t o f N e b r a s k a a r e a n i t r i b t t l é d t o t h e h i g h w a t e r1 \ . . - . ! . . . . I h n i i n m l a n d ' xxlucll nas lwuuz.-u uvuvvn......_f\tl11| alo ng the ri ve r thi s wee k. \- rnnivh than fam du vs the ri v-1|- 1 _.1..-..,J ]:n-Amin 'imc Mnwzifzsf - ¢é l i s s o u r i S t i l l H o o a m g L 0 ' w L a 1 1 u v m m a .L Ilfbo ;| | .\-~ ....,taken ov-boat landing of the now extinl Aboahtifmq, yet tragicsightis g Lhread of white which is the has backed into fselds.The Tins prcture was...e_.......nnfmnf river mum. The tmes hriirht green foliage of the trees posite the Dr.George Staniey ;°t;"l";S °§.,£"i`1';'?;fi§T5.§;d"j[ UI. o r s t a ; w w dvp l 1» \ 1= . f m h:§"°§'¢¢Iiiiii¢Zl"I|..im-0 n w d 1 | ge and water hal backed into land lwunps and fields to a--|.. _...a ..|.\.| 0..¢'llInt which i l pruenuzq jlf?-III 1 :;":.';';':. ';:.7.:.. ';.;;.... tha Imn.I i_ ::_ _ .' 'h nli lnl mi k t l a farm at De Soto and a n me 1uu\.|bout the mu ms . of th is ve ry b luf f was on c e the Enterprise Anraphofo and Enarnrth nf two to mx mm \:;s11\ Linn"th bl ff c D Soto 1 rn. ¢Sllhdil hH\e e u 3 3 Q ,Il 0 Il:il1Ul\:&I. away unc v; ..... ..__¥\¢A\Y 1 ld of the river In the fore agiimsi.unch .; " ; . gev1|..readings sm c. .»7 background of the above pc-s e .d te which beautiful sig L anra 1:. f-»l1o\\s. Sunday, May 1 ,in f-~t; Monday morning, 13331 turn:can be seen a slender ground ls the floo wa.r \\1l\\mon,1845 fee o ~,_.-..~|0~f s 1 3 2 . 2 f '1 M 1 l k M e n T u r n l r : -\ i . | 5 1 u ~ » r l 1 i I s g ,1 8 . 5 1 f l u l i |-1 1 1 _¢3 v:un \ s 1 \hi».{lhutBdZI.)')mu r n mg 3.2 f|\T..l1L;1huvll f- e t iS Coll lr»\1 fin -I iup v mu l wa tc r hr Down Wartum Delivery PlanMUL.¥:'u1 \u\\HlI\d fi(his Rationing Board S u g- gested Delivery Ev- ery Oth er Day Milk men of the ciy met, with the Washington County mv.ion\ng 98 il`lClI.1d&d.U10 c o mlng ul.un:crovrn pnn c e an d prmc ess,tak en'th ree y e ars ag o and se ver al ree ls \of page ant pic ture s ta ken at B ay - ard,Nebraska.H e also showed II f colored mo vie s o f the eleven na -, s rltio na l par ks o f th e Ro c k y Me a n tain region an d the Sierra N e - " he will showmum nu55\.=».»... .,.....--_1onductedOna n every -ot er~l basis.Th e purpose of f.he_ANNA HAGENBUCK ~ ~ Columbia, Mil!°1ll'i-_'_1____...| 6\nl 1| :nm nnnncbrllillmlv. u u , . y u . 3 A n 1 : n n ~\ I . § Q t n I Q G U C B |. - .-.,'z u .l . . . i t -r r ~:: . l i m m l t l \ { l l l l € ' . . | | . . . . . . . . . - . | . | | f i »1l 5 -l t i l l i n o r n i n g . l l | ¢. l \ . l 1|l l - \l " l \ 1 l I n - n s t a t e , i z .. - . 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L\.;. 1 ' .:.ill l "1 !~.i l E .~i .11 1 . v wl |s i 1 l "l i l t r \~ = : 1 : . 1 f l l =! : . 1 ~ I 1 1 l 1 » l ' l . l u v l l l ! | i . . f . \ \ 1 ; f L \1= = \ = L l ~ > l 1 = a - ' . H u c k 1 . . l . u ; d .l i m : -~ .l : - - f .l ' . 1 . L 1 l N y h o l m w i l l l l . \ \ \c h a r g e o f t h e s c r i p t I t ? I 1 l i l | 1 1 Z a n d i n v o c a t i o n , w i t h r .C .1 :l . . l r s F h p r o n o u n c ~ i n e t h e b e n t . d i c t i o n .L u e l l a K . \\ l ~ o n w i l l p r e s e n t t h e v a l e d i c - :» r v a d d r e s s ,a n d l i r i t i - . r i s t c n - . .i f t h e s a l u t a t o r y .T a o c h o r a l c a , " A g n u s D e i "a n d " U n i t - » "w i l l b e s u m :b s 't h e D a n a (- - l l - e e c l o i r . T h e S e r n i n a r v c l n -o f s i s .a t u ~ d e n t s w i l l b e p r e s c n t w l n v D r .J . a t ~<~ . l. ;tl.11r P.Nielsen. and Pre:sident LIi"'1".ence Sierbec k will Drcsont the Col~ lege class.COnfcrment of dcsrreca. awarding; of c ertificates and sc hot ai-ships. and reading nf the honor roll will~f ollo\ v.Dr. S. Milton Th-~:nf=on is to be toaatmaster a t the gala "K a ff e - fgrewell.'liusical enterta inment 1 1 1 ~En-.till appl'¢\xi|:1:|.t\lywill inc lud e voc a l solo s bv C larke:1 lit. -1 and many or ti nse,Sommers and J ohn W .Li n k, an d ~ l ..it times.Illiano selec tions b v Lu c v An n e 'liao :l:».\.limit Saturday will Pouc lter. r r 1*l »\l'Ck a m and thes~ ~ l i m i b e m u c h l a r g e r a s ' . ~~ xi lil .t !.trivty of flower s W i ll ~~ b .1?l-tv n t ti m ..e IFlxliibitorzireox-ned to 'brine'David Ray mo nd Simonaen an d ''ea rly a n d al ar e n Ma r ti n Slatensek w h o fin tl.».r \\.:.l| :.-* jg hu r ; - \ l l r .l » r 1 1 i o m e t h i n g .l B l a i r .w e r e a m o n a 2 4 g n i v e r a i t v 1 SU rumen BAND of Iwehraalta graduate studentsadmitted to assoc iate rnernberahlp ~ P L A N N E D in Si gma Xi, na tio nal honorary 'sc ientific society.They were i m- 1 . AVAILABLE SOON Th e Washinpgton County Ra- tloumsr lloar d has anno unc ed this I| | | lt% <hould be applied for nt the r.nn»ning offic e a t the City Ha ll in lilnir Applicatioiia are being l| \\| \I (l. :lt this tina an d ln ay b e ..nl on .|.11}¢i.ig.dur ing the of- i 1 ll m lw u we ar onaump tion A t th e U t l l v u a gt i r e s a n d c u t t h e c o n - o f g a s o l i n e .' m e e t i n g t h e m e n a g r e e d t h a t t h e p l a n w o u l d b c p u t i n t o f o r c e a n d s e t n e x t ,M o n d a y ,M a y a n d t h e m i i k m e n d e c i d e d t h e y 1 i ....¢ .-f~~ .~.... ._Ralph Menc ke an d Floy d Cu rley p lu g a lea k in the Men - cke dike early Sunday .Imme d - iately bac k of whe re the pho- tographer stood the river roared% t h as the sta rti ng date.La te n l however.the p la n W Z'rejec ted!the fer ti le land sh own i n t h e . 1' alo ng several fe et hi g he r th an pic ture.I n 1938 the ri ve r c u t rig ht a c r os s th e fi eld sh own a- bove an d wa ter was si x to ei ght feet deep.W ater i n the ditc h at the f oo t of th e di ke i s mo st- ly seepage.Enterprise .ifearfplioto and .lnoruvlng 1 Allo f th e mo vi e s a r e i n c o lo r s Cn ar nu wm » ~- ~ - - - - - -Nea rby stood a n automob ile be-and ac companied wi th sound.lon gi ng to Misa Hagen`ouck's a i m lte r ,h)rs;hDi;n Dailgrd of Frillno nlf D -and o ec er not its iconse ~~number,re tu mi n g i mme d i ate ly to Ar lin g to n where he reported th e death.Deputy Sharif ! C. E. Clam- .\. 0fFeedersTour uo1}ld cgntinue to delivc g e;g1 =~'~~~|e airy men pointe o at T "~ that sugar for c anning pun a of the "='"=i n the homes N E W P l x s f r o n H E R E H e r m a n S e n i o r s |A r e A n n o u n c e d la o u ld b e f o u day s old before hc -in g c o ns u me d llt th e new deiivery l schedules were ` dopted and they ' f e lt th a t the p wou ld be i m- practical an d unsatisfactory . f m li-ni:=.Ii1o>|wh o npp y f rllmliml l||:1:;:tlafwr wa r rfltinn I1 wk " i tl l i l l n l .it is >l;\l¢ll. i .[|»\|:.il [NT [nI:|| l1 " i l l iw |l!...\.¢l for \.:llll:lL;§||\11§|~:.<in addition to tinrr seg ular on.hzllf pound por week allo tme nt. . . _ .. . _ » » » » -- KORSHOJ GETSFENCING CONTRACT | .. .. ».. ..- Fimon Iiorshnj, lllnir c ontrac tor 1..:"~i l .1 ri-|1r vi 1 I-'i l .1 1 ..i... .:\l lla Nvlrlu . il:1.1:lr .|;>'.in :lt \'..iI~..<\Ii1 Mi lk being delivered wo uld be an ac cumulation of two day s at time l 1 ":1 1 inlornn<l.Tlh ron | .1. . . u i |..t..| + l i l u i-\ :r >t1 \l ~t: r» '1 vi :ill .1 1 3 : n u ;nl"f l l l \ |:\ :1 i ; : n i t " ; 1 ~ i l}Z1l\IliTI\l \ *tlllltrip n ll.v i\l\.l..l{ or i .\ i trlilr l ltr 4 th a t ti n \\i|'< xxill lm r-rrzplfiv-I i n about I ll \\<\1l<inif days.A c rew n f mf | | will b ; : n wo rk nc \ t wi c k ,Th i l"1l:1|\u i ll lu;a fl\\wi n barbed \.irv l}1I\. ROTARIANS HEAROF MILK l\IARKI£`.TING I bo ttli ng pla nts and eonsumptimi wou ld require another two ri.:.= whic h mea nt th a t i n hot 'sv<;nh muc h nf tho mi lk wo u ld bo u n i : for ll | '1ml\;==kent c h i lli l :\ \~rg:lo w 1. :nprr:\'.11:. II1=~l "lin ¢l\ li.1 milk to Lon i n Bla ir are lll.li1 lkiirjr tl.'r.1. lf nr ly Dntvn llxiiz l?3v!1~ if W i ll Linden.Art (iw t:1w::L | :\mll'0\\Nie ls n EVERETT KINGHAS n1§..\R'r ATTACK l f ¢ l \ l l (Ki n g , we ll liI1t\\:l \ '¢11:=inv=a circ les in Bla ir,\w..\2 1 vi c ti m o f a h ea r t attac k at ab l. 4:30 p.m.la st 5londa§".- He and a step-son had Ioan .1 t| l e 1 vin hty ILCYQ f a r m south oi'in :irnl :lt th e ti me of the £tll:l| .li \\:1~=there plan ti ng corn.lie: iti:.ha d gone to the f a r m \'I .1 h i m and as he neared the cn-l f the corn r o w near her she toon h i m a dri nk of water.After drinking the vmte r he was stric lwn I Announc e ment has been ma de this week of th e selec tio n of Rev. Don ald D.Kennedy o f Du luth , Min nes ota , as pas tor o f the Fir st Baptist Churc h ot'this city .Th e ilnptist pupit wa s recently made vac a nt by the res ign atio n o f Rev. C.E.Ha mi lto nRev.Kennedy spent \ls~\111 years a t Blue Ea rth,Minnvsolai,:mtl has li ti l1 a t Du lu th f o r the i n t : i x y\.t!S.I l e wi ll ;i:~un1c ilu ||;i~l~»1:\.lm: June 21stll~;.1r1l.:r services wi ll be lu ld ll:t11'1r~l1 Inxt H;1:;¢l.\}luwrr t r s :ll 11;:~:|.\.1l.but tllvlv wi ll .1:1\\|1:\1;.:L41r\i».¢.. 1 ents of Blair was s ummon ed to the sc ene of the ac c ident at onc e. Bor n in A rlin gton on Oc tob er 9 1889,Mi ss Hagenbuc k wa s anda ug h te r o f the la te Mr. a n d Mrs .G r a d u a t e d ~R o u t e P l a n n e d T h r o u h l l Robert I l llagc nbuc k ear lv A n -~d M . C u m i n g C o u n t y N € X t ing ton plolic ers.Site gr ew tor. ~a Y »~ ~T h u r s d a y , ~ 2 3 lnmiizlilliold in that vic inity , finish» ||i m t '~. \ r l E : : 1 , ' ¢ f \ : \l i i 1 ;\5 4 1 1 1 0 1 : lA l u m n i A S S O C l ; } i . l o l l H O S t C n i n t y A g e n t H .I )F a h r n c y l l a : J n :l l F r i !g 1| |1» ; , |1 .i f ~.E m i l *. f i T o ~C 1 3 5 5 ~p l a n n e d a f e e d c r d s d a y t o u =1 »1 1-r~| ~f s ;i ' 1 : 1 ~\ » l » - 1 i , t l i r m l g h C o m i n g t o u n l v f o r M a . mi l i l l v i l l u f - I i l l .l . .. \ .i l : l \ . ~: 1 T h f f l l l t ?U S E d c a m w h i c h p r o m i s e ~t o b e o n e o f 1 |" U "'`|"* ''""l i 1 ..I...1.rt .t... |.oxrelvtinnal value to our fa rn nr s.'ll'L:?"='1 i 'HU vw Commenc ement exercises for-The sc hedule !<\'lows:mrmbe ra of th e He r ma n senior\ r i ms were held ' Thu rsd ay even-B la i r a t 8 n n 1 in "'l..i.r..I"l ;11:i l l I f:"11 tin t0l|.l":t and we nt to Fr e mo n t willrf :sho was ll\.l¥S¢ in the Office of llr.w .ll o wa n i Hei ne fo r sg Leave Fort l;\1ln»t1n at 7:30 a. ni. Q Inlay 1-l st the lierman Lo Hooper at f'=1f- at. m.liumber of g.onr<=.A t th e ti me o fLntllllnll.ll».\ ia ll~- .'wtirltig F i r t -J il;is lt He r b Albc rr .\ li r\\\.l:~};.~!l ly :laifvleftant liar death s lc wr u ll-\+-ling l n i..'one-half mil 1.ist of Boomer':';"""';'1.."',f'1:';'' r j y f u l l ~ \ \ h { ° I i 1 | l .I.:: "2-y ear-olds ag , »1 . 1 l l i ..` i : ` = . 1 §l o t v c e i v e t l b e g i c g f » i l n y ;l f H l s " u c h l 1 l D L r p u r l ¢ ¢ 1 l |u l l l l i n i l l l l 0 \ . t I r p | ~~t i n ~l . . \ l l -u n l l m h t t g r m o n e - l 1 ; l i f m i l \ \ . | ~ {o f l l o e m e r ,l l n - l l l l 1 |r 1 l m -- o n 1allu re time to tlalvliiin:ll- | l (fro;<= F li n t A i d rl uas 1 in lr < mi l t Zinn! nearby towne. Besides i n r :i~t€l'.M N .ll;ail1j.. \\ lth WhoIll >ll|[\|;1(I(\1 | r ]\|||||Obs er vati on ls "°""~'-" lla ~il 'i`.ia..,; .`é5`1i'<»=3?~i"'tl..i=::="§tf;, §;";.';";=.l,..l». Bros l"ih'P 11,r!1 !a sn orlh of Sharps,to ¢.;Th e class was 'I\=>H<'ll"l 5? . tllv :4lt\Ir<:mel 300 heifer calves 0 ~~alunnii a.:<u<i1Ll1ur1 at the annaml for-<1 :tml RIM] head of hogs. lrc c eption Fr iday evening.Aroi llld Fo u rth stop is a t Lou is Din h- ?1 r lone-hundred were i n attend anc c n lage,600 head of c a ttle o n feed \¢ .I* .Vi .l i l C h a r g e Of : i nc lu d i ng th e graduates--Gamer-'an d one s ilo tha t hold s 2,000 tons. ine Ilrodc rsen,Janic e Pete:-semParade And P1°o,e;ran1 »At Cemetery Th is y ear Memor ia l Da y wi llbc brou ht close home to the entire E 1 J ohn Skinner,Eve ly n Ric hter L c n o m Cushman,Be tty Ko rs ho j Franc es Ma e Hansen,Vi olet Pet» erscn.No a Kruse,J ac k Peter- || . sen, Ervin lo d li n , Mar vin .Iordan,' J Miss Hagc nbuvk is survivvil by tw.i 'o the r sisters,Edi th . of Montanaan d Mr s. Helen Ostc r ma n of B ri : tol,Colorado,an d a brother Charles Ilagenbuc k o f lllfmr c i . .a mon g mo re distant I(l;1 l| \| 4 lr listed a nephew,Stlporiiitr:rdfnr Lu nc h at W i sn er (D utc h tr ea t) .Oti s D ec k er of Ken nar d. Fif th sto p i s a t C lau s W intlic nn Mi s s Ilag c nb uc k wa s a p a s t president of th e Cu mi n g County Nob le Gr an d of th e .Ar li ng ton Re- Fec dors Assoc iation, has 300 head bekah lodge; a member of the Con- of a i ma s a n d I"""f°\`d*" on I§`\'¥\§S ;;rc pationaI Churc h, later transfer- Surth stop is a t A n to n W m-in g her membe rship to F r e mo n t gc itizenship of the nation.On tha t 'llic Blai r Rotary Club he an l and ell over against his wife. Virginia (4 nier,Ira \Voten and theta, heavy steers in thc.dnf \f»f'a member oi'the Ruth Milliken da y th e V .F. W . of thi s c i ty h as L illi an llan< sen talks l't!gI\rtiing the Nebraska-lShe id every thing she could 1 an d he i f e m o n brorne grass pas-Club and Nurses'registrar.. [..n :arranged a tenta tive pr og ra m m l The prog ram c en tere d ab out the |m\\\.1 Mi lk Ma r ke tin g Assoc iation'revive hi m and fi nally in despera- ;'; ;§i r§ '0 ac res o f b ro me sms a nd groups from eac h of the organiza- be carried out i n honor Of th o se th m f V g Ch 1 R {... tion r a n to th e to n of a hi l1a nr i Se th H 1t.l0n3 plan to attend the funeral. heroic dead who have answered the e e o lc UW-ar es u _h .te H d f ~Iedge of Omaha spoke on the sub; ; ; ; . " #er sn e a r ea e e r i c a to the Gr ea t B ey o n d f ~ jec t o f vi c to ry ; I i ni i mi o n o f s en ~tano '»;'""f"' feeder.loc lo c k this (Thur sday )aftemo orr larsl. Tuesday evening at their reg» ular meeting a t Ko op ma n Inn. J ohn Kun neman,Ke n na i d farm~f g e "ato p is at er ma n Cla Sen me a a re be in g' he ld at fo ur ' |Fin ally she attrac ted au;entinn,Bl allowi ng is th e pr o gr a m o -|ora;.T-tunes,inc luding gr ou p biEl§a | ?;em a t 1:.ric Alb ers , 6 00, at th e Da n Da iley h ome i n Fr e» bu t nothing could be d one .l.'eff-b ls i n mn g :0-oc tet o f h i g h aehooll i mh s ts i s a t He r ma n Di n k mo n,where Miss Hagenbuc k h m 11 d lc is 9 30 A M A"5@'m lr at Bla i r nu d e n ts R r h y th m a ma n o solo D r e s ld d f o r a nu mb er o f eaer,wh o is pre si de nt of thea ss o» c iation wh ic h do es more th an two milli on dollars business cachi E .C p b ,rta ,:~.§-.y rs .c a lled " J i ll i n bw' ta k e hr to " ; ,, , [ H» g h School of pa tn otic °1 'S "" "; blf Lira.T.R.Swanson;an d Y ' l l" l i ° i . 3 § § 0 T ; c ; s ; , ; h ; n ; r ; ; t 5 B g g .t K *C b |1 M r t ' ;th f tations..|y outh, a. talk .by .!\lrS 0 . H . s e g -|.bo r dn wh i c h "= "be h eld " f . 9 . ' 3 ° 1 i i § i c u 1 ° "d unn eman e e e lalmi; pb; in h°.n""L'€ 2 F l o i f ~9:45 A .a i . - F a raisin ann ser-Mi ss Vir gin ia West.vr f s f - i * ° " ° o f " " " g ° ' . r 1;(1 mi lk so l in th is terri tory a sr o c c 8 sr \..|T th to t H Puntoc loc k a t the Co hege]'n"i¥c lmounted to mo r e th a n $12 00 p er ' (Th ur sd ay ) aftemoo n fr om th e lo -. dec or atin g of mo nu me nt by W . R. de nt o f g,a l u m? .ssoc muon'h e n h i s h o L i li ag g g '` | hall A t t h a t ti me t e c ass g wéek ic al Metho dist Ch u r h n d in te r 'C Boy Sc outa G m Sc outs [ g a te a n a 1-can o uc c ome p 1""35f'»8 <1 Y 5 -| ~°.-..c a 1 1 '|..wi ll be v e r g e ?fp » § "° 1 § ' §" 2 f \ltun ne mn n wa s followed b lme n t wi ll be made i n the Blair*1 0 g g A M_.1>mada from Bc hooll Th e ann ual elec tion o f of f i c e r s | a d1 i ? o l' 3 ° d };' c afe §, ;g=~ ';;, ;§. ..1 1:itll Hlfin :mtl '.\.~l\:n:lt 1 \presi en o c ..''h ld S h D u m ,R 1 I IU l :nl lout ninth In tl1c §1eLEl§,nand President af' 1>.Nucl-;'.?.§"°i.§`§l"L2""§ffl.~§i i ig i ; li i ei i 1 en `§.:f;i»;ii Kn a be C un *house no rth to railroad tracks.. l § ; a a § n t '1>hy11is en o g g - tu d f i i f a m on hi gh wa y an a t No r th ~*se n will bid the seminarv class.ld f ... ° '.1 8 tv s rn i n o '10 : 30 - A ss e mb ly a t cemetery .d t i Ru th Bl-od '| B e n d wi ll be visited on th e wa y .to o a spec ial mik c ooer v»rluc h.c ll Bluf fs , I owa. to Mr . a n d illrs , and mar th to soldie rs and s ailors ar eal en r ersen," ° r e ` i h o m e .he has had on the ma r k e t fo r rtb ne r K in g.Th e mo th e r di ed i n memor ial.1UJ-YY;J a me s W est,'tw-B81-\1'Br.l mo ve d to date._several years.He mai nta ins a c h i ld b i r th and E ver ett was re ar ed Read ing of Ge n. Lo g an s ord ers ' L un c h W i" se rved at the c los e o f;A street c leaning mac hine whic h ma nu fa c tu nn g plan t whic h has by his irrandparents on his 1'athcr'oby J M Burn ham Ltho me eti ng a n d th e e ve n in g was.n o\s,an d several nephews fmdi c o uld ge t o ve r Blai r' s 15 miles of turned out mo re th a n 'foo unit.s'side.He w a s 4 6 years y ears of 1 g,b ~J Brooks pspent in danc ing.'niec es are left.to mo u r n he r at this time."'age on last Fcbnxary 6111 ~".§.`}i'Z";" .~ill-- aus. by: th audience.'ld e ath . The so n a n d wif e ma de an i . o n M a r c h 5,19 3 0 h e was ma r Re ad in g of Getty sb urg A d d r e s s M R S .A N N I E D A V I E S ' a ll - n i g h t E W "a g P ' 1 § f ° " ' " d l M I S S S C H J O D T n e d and the wi d o w a n d :ln-c c by W i lli a m .i.Ko op ma n R I T E S F R I D A Y v i l l emhain utgtl g f d m une I N N E W O R L E A N S W W - S ° " S 81lrv1ve.Th e sons are Singing by Blai r Hi g h sehaeil .=1 E*lc is e eEarl, Roy and J unior Kirk and the q uarte tte.Mr s .Annie Davies,a resident g; l| ;¢ ; ; ;3 § l ; g o §Mg m § ~ g e . f * § . o f Blai r si nc e 188 passed °"'°Y.LA.Lindenmey er,pastor o f th o i a t the * l la *Hos pital la s t Tu e s -Churc h o f Christ offi c ia tin g a nd-day eveni ng at 6:30 o'c loc k.i i n tmm e n t wi ll ,ge ma d e i n th o ' Deceased was bo rn on a farm' B lair c e mete ry . y ea r, told o f the a c tivi ti es of the Miss Eulella S c hjod t le ft Fr iday eve nin g; for Ne w Orle ans Louisi- ana, where she planned to spe nd two weeks vis iti ng her fiance, Pvt. Hubert T. Petersen.Pvt. Pe- bfslroll. formerly of the Hill Greek vic inity , enlisted in th e ai r corpsl'l.m~%are un de rway f or a ¢jty 'tia te d in to the L in c o ln c ha pter a t cf llcvfl.band to be organised inlthe o lS3\i1¢ Bl1°"'" annual banquet li'.l.l this summer under th e d a li i e ld Ma y 13 a t the Stu de n t Un - I ground c rew la st J a n ua ry an d is atte nd in g a tra ini ng school i n Num flhrlalma Minn Stvhln-:lt i8 U10 IlII I | deceased wa s a good f a th e r a n Ad dr es s b y R H Jorgensen. th em, g ivin g the m the some Ctt18|Relief Corps ritualistic wor k. as he would his own.I n his dealings i n business Eve rett was hon es t a nd had ma nyfri end s who will mise h im gr eatly an d wh o will s y mpa thi z e with th e bereaved family . areas. QE.FI.9...E§...,...., V .F .W .Au xi li ar y ritualistic I' Work.A. L . A uxili ar y Htu ali stic wo rk . V .F .W .Post ritu ali stic wo rk. near Te imma h on Dec ember 6 1 'MUCH DIRT REMOV- ED FROM STREETS Streets of the c ity ha ve been me i vi n f r their ann ual cleaning the past ten day s and Street Com- mis sio ne r A . B . W oo dri ng re por ts th a t 4 0 turc kloa ds h ave been r e - pa vi ng once a week wo uld ha ve done the jo b muc h more thorough- ly a n d wo u ld h a ve k e pt th e to wn .i n better shape f r o m the stand- lp o in t o f du s t a n d d ir t.W hile c ity fu nds do not, a t this time,pe rmit the purc hase o f a street swc eper, business me n a n d home owners ar e ge ner aly agr eed tha t au c h a ma c h in e il on e of the c omig imp roveme nts tvhic h th e 1364 a n d w a s th u s p a s t 7 3 m n ;c ity m u t soon have. of axe at her d eath She Mrs. Merton J ens en en terta ined.ggfg gr s ..fied te Madison ~Darien i n Tu e s d a y , a t a 1:30 lunc heon a n r i | D R_ , \ I i ' I 'B O A R D All business houses are request la s s a nd th e y mad e th e ir ho me ' f= l2' J § "' § »° l2s " i° " § , g" § °i ; " ,5 S E E K S R E G I S T R A N T S od to c lo se durirllr this c eremony.lif\I111r§1ghe husband passed away . J ohn R.mRho de;e 'Th W h i 31 C0 t D _..___._;e _aa n o n a n y .r>............¢mann Mmd a me a Otis Boa rd is se ek ing V aug hn C o n r a d ( ,g I ;;...+£,." nf Leslie Marks. music in-ii°".|-....s.»," nl u "§»\E`ii}§. Alben. of Blair. F Hennnn nrdved rt Leonard Wood, ten-day lurlaugh , Mr. nnd'Kn. C. I N L A W l."K.A'1'l§l£1\u1x Waller G. Huber, Blair attem-ey, .was elected vice-dean of theDelta'I'l'\eL|l Phi law fraiarnlfyv last Saturday. The election lol# lowed the nnmml Founders' DIY buxtllln in Llncoln.. Mrs.Philip 0'HBnlnn returnedto her home from the Blair Hns~ piw Inst Sunday nflemocn. She ia gradually recovering from anoperationforappendicitis which Yxlrxperfonned on Monday,May would permit, a regular attendant at the Church. of Christ md was nina an nctivefmember of the Re- lief Curpu and the Pythinn Sis- ben.One son, Edwin of Elgin, Illi- She was, an long as her health;»=¢=-\---~~ - - - - -,Grezenen, Lee Gregexsen, George Campbell,R-my Jalmson,ClarenceHansen, W. E.Goehring. StanleyBednlr.Jnmes Maher,Bennsrd Reeh" Blil Wilson, md Mins Fran- ces 0'Huxlon. Helzer, a registrant in Lhe l.l\`|:lLdraft. who has not reported fm'service. Arnold Uhler is de-llnquente Neither ol the/fn : r u residents or luv? origins iknln this county. structfn't Blar High Sc hooi. 'xjhe K N E E A ~.éZ;?;i;=.o£ww;;; L 11 l d nh h hEf&E1'."?_;£2 ::.,,.;:;i.;" Ld °.~.Lif s z - n . c o N v E N ' r 1 o N Quinn : h m A l u l l v v n . . ~ » » . -. . . . . . - - _ _ _ . ._t o w n m u s i c i a n s i n t e r e s t e d i n t h e 'H 'H . : - - - »- - ~u av e n t u r e :A c c o r d i n g t o f » ¢ n L u t i V ¢ :a r -D r .] )g _K n e e s p e n t t h e w e e k -S n n d a y f r o m F o r a n g e r n e n t a ,c o n c e r t s w f i l l b e a n d i n E l k P o i n t ,S o u t h D n k o t a ,M x s s o u f a ,f o r a p r e s e n t e d p e r i o d i c a l l y d u n n g t h e w h e n h e a t t e n d e d n ¢ h i r o P w = 'w i t h h i s p a r e n t s u u m m e r a t t h e c i t y p a r k .t o f u c o n v e n t i o n ..L .R d d . Rlair Nnhvasks.Max-21.1942 m n #|:r\\~\|-r1u\l.lI.Il$)IRI¢'.... ~ ;TO 1ece1V~O 1 fuDr. F. E.Her1z1ik` T o B e S p e a k e r Th e sixty -seventh . . . l n commencement exerc iseti will be he ld thi s e ve nin g, Ma y 2 1, at B lai r Hi gh Sc h ool, nt whi c h time di plo mas wi ll be awarded to sixty -four people. O i this number , e le ven wi ll be graduated wi th disti nc tio n, ha ving main taine d an aver- age of 90 o r a bo ve du ri ng th e fo ur yearn o f high sc hool. They are Ray Bellows, Eunic e C. Carlsen,Pauline E. Cette,W ar ren D .Fu hl- rodt, Charle s A. Hamilton, Phy llis D. J ensen, Lydia.V .Larsen,A n n Mc Quarrie.B u - b a m J .Pound,Don ald F .Rostermsn, and Ber y l J ean You ng.Eunic e Carlsen is vsledic torian o f th e elses o f 1942,ond Phy llis J ensen is salutatorian.Dr. F. E. Henzlik, dean of Teachers College of th e Uni ver s ity o f Ne br a sk a , will g i ve th e c ommenc ement address. One of the top rank- ing educ ators in the c ountry todxy , Dr. Hens- lik is espe c ially well-lmo wn fo r his work with the small s c hool and the program that he has developed in th e in teres ts o f th e edu c ati onal institution in the sma ller towns and c ities. '1`]1e dean joined the Nebraska.fac ulty i n 1924 as prof esso r ot school admin istra tion and c ha irmen of the dep artment; h e was ap- pointed desn of the c ollege in 1931. Earlier in his career,Dean llc nzlik ta ug ht in various c ommunities in Missouri,wa s superintend- ent o f the consolidated schools o f Fauc ett,Missouri, for ec vernl yenrS, and superintend- ent of the Deiinlb, Illissouri, sc hools. He was n c a det in the United S tate s f ly in g sc hool at Tnlifo rro Field, Hiiles, Texas,in 191. Bla ir min is te rs wh o wi ll p ar tic ip ate in the pr og ra m ar e Rev.John l'.Brooks and Re v. H. C. J orgensen. Vario us honors will bc pre- sented, inc luding ilu Americ an Legion a~ ne rd s,given n.n:1u.\ll5.to the representative lmy and gir l.Dlptm1 ; l; wi ll b e awar ded by Wxnlter F .Guis ihmr of the Blai r Boa rd o f Educ ation. a w w w l 1 l \»1F J _._.....H I \f | |l y l v \ \l \ . \ ' !T \\~ | |l ' l | y I I | » <. l a l u - ~ : | \| { | \ | I i |I l u f l l H 1 t » r » ~ L \ l \ r - \ r ~ !l l ~ » \ | 1 \ 1 :| .I l \ ) \ l l -.. I n | | l ' | | \ ! ' :|T n | * \1\ \h .E l m l u l m l l i ! l l \. l \ I |l .m e .| § a \ l r \ \\ || 2 ! u * |\ | l l \~~|r \ i ~ 1 \ \ . . . n l i n l u r s \ || | [ |I l u l h I \ l \ | | ' nl a ~ I i .U h l l \| " 1 " " '' : ° W 1 l \. | E 1 \ ~ r m \ \ |1 - n n \ \ | L\I : . | u i I [ | u I \ l . u R n y ,. \ r t l m r I l ~ » \ m \ u n .l m m l f ~ I t f \ 1 1 .11 l ' | v | , ~ ¢ r .J \ . | l l 1 | . t G P l u m b ,B u r \ : . | I mxnrl t f l r f t | n \ l \ 5 l l | | ) l | 0 l l l |n \ u u ...._u'n o ru\fu1:\u . ..l l l i. u l h u <¢<-th J m w I1.ni~¢.Z\In.r3 J a m l1 t\ in ~,.\| \ \¢.|r:\1.l |[ - \ n f ;\ \ m r \ n F u h i r n d l ,3l . \ r\ n \alolaihiwvk. . .. .n .lllnn Il n n ¢ \ n .M 5 r t l c H M Iw i l I11,{('l l l n n .\r:|~l\.\u indenmey er Speaker At Impressive Baccalaureate Using;for .hs theme?,,pr°p""huncclictimn. ff"""'f°'f L1fe'B Conflnet 'Rexx Musical interludes included n. I..\.Lnfienmeycr delnvered duet,e-1' n y Lead Us",byIumilmspmng baccalaureate ser-Georgia ,gggh and Charles Ham- | ""'f'Sunday eenlnf before an ilton, members of the graduating sxlldmncc of Blau I{|gh Sd"'3f°1lul:1sas: and "Open Our Eyes" by 21 \; | | | | ~ \i | - I a m l llll I.1 ll 0N l\ :\ I. |l. i . | \l » n 5 i I.Ilvn At Annual Convocation lBlai r llig h S c h oo l stu de nts "ln ha ve don e o uts tan din g work :lor ing the )l1lf jun rvzwhilllg its ron: plc tion \.ir1 l\f>|l~»r1=l, Fr'ida§ilfl ernoon,:ll ;1 rpwxilil ¢0!\\m:\l.-~n Certific ates of scliularship and nl tendance were awarded, and va r ious dep artment awards were pre sented, also. A list of honors follows:Agric ulture and dairy l1usband~ ry - -W a rr e n Foh lro dt; s tud en t e i- ectricians--Hn1'l'\'Snyder.Eld on Caldwell, Lee Guyc r; presented by Superintendent J . R. Vinc kel. -1"I _ik .lou a li s m- B a r b a r a I' o u n d, Be tte oung,Pearl J ensen, Phy l- lis J ensen,Eunic e Carlsen, Ly dia Lar se n, Au ld a A me s, J u ne Da vi s; dramatic r w-Barbar a Pound,Eu n - ice Carlsen,Ray Bellows,Eunic e Rolland, Ver non Bellows , Mari ly n Gey er. Bette Young; presented by Mi s s Ilene Bishop.Music---band officers.E l d o n Caldwe ll,No r ma Johnson,Ed wi n J i pp ,Lu re s Fuhlr odt,W arren Jenkins, Leon Kuhr, Margaret Bar- ry ,Ma r ti n Ku h r ,Ma r g ar e t W a l- to n,J ac k B arry ,Pfnrav B a n o o . Ru h r bo s' oc lette CharlesMa r ti n ;YHa milton ..lac k Bar ry ,W arren Jenkins,Ne ls Carlsen,M n r v i nGoldbec k,Kenn eth Feer,Ma r ti n Kuh r, P hi lip L ar se n;girls'slee , c lub; boy s' glee c lub; mixed c hor- us ;pri44lmlvil by L8SllE Mar ks. IT lllilflqn nlw l.|\\l{ the opportun~ ity to :l1:\nl< unmlnrs of the music .deparlrewrlt "lm rvCeI1lLl)present-l ed lilvi \\.lli :i ly l\l| \l l»:11vll in ap- ]1\"0Ci.\l1~ri uf in | lfI l.i Gi l. th ei r behalf. |l, li1:irles }in1nllton, Phy llis J en- sen. Lydia Larsen. .\nn Mc Quon°ie, llar bara Pound,Donald Roster» man, .lean Young. Perfec t attendanc e:fres hman class-»Chris Gutsehow, Leon Ruhr, C. J .Robinson, Clifton Robinson, Jay ne Andersen; sophomore c lass I- - . li e k nm-ry ,nm-snail Gilb ert, Andrew Hansen, Charles Hansen, Philip Larsen,Bonnie Jean Bel~ lows,Ln vo n Cotte, Sarah Golden, Madeline Rc y zlik,L i la Robin- son,Abbie A n n Va ug ha n;junior c lass--Ernie Strieklett,Bernette Ar p,Kathe rine Leonard,Eleanor Lorsc h, Doreatha Moore,He le n Robinson, Maxine W arri c k; senior c l a s s-Hele n Ande rsen, P auline Cette,Li llia n Hansen.Athletic s--Robert Jensen,Ray English,Ne al Reid,Cli fton Roh- inson,C.J .Robinson,Ernie Stric klett,Glen Nic holson,Bill l'feifi'er,Russell W esterga ard Robert Mi ll e r ,Bob Bailey ,Ray Bellows,Vernon Bellows,Ted Betker,Clif ford Divine,Kenneth Feer,Roge r Hans en,Edwin .Tipp J ames Long,Ke ith Mer e di th , A r thur Rob inso n, B ill Bla tter , Bu rk: Dixon , Ray F ae gan , Do nald Ki rk patric k,Ma r ti n Ku hr ,Ted Me r e dith , Eu gen e Fly nn , Lu the r Pi per Le R y V os s ,W illa rd Gustin.Roi lan Warric k,Ne ls Carlsen,.Eu gen F ly n n , Ro b Ro y K e lly ,Mo r and Bur l Mads en,Bi ll Tri p p, Bi l Kel y , J ohn Rhodes, Don Sampson J oh Hansen,Rodney Ilinelinc Carl F1ain, Martin Goldbec k, Don aid ltosterrnan.Presented b G.\..\.-l.:\\.|m¢l-~tte and Coac h Choppy Rhodes.Do nn a Stage man;presented b y i Cheer leader:Bette Y o u n g Miss Zelda Carmine.D. A. R. award--Eunice Carlsen; pms en ted by Mr s . W . W .Wilkin- ann Mrs. W i lkinson , regen t of Ni Ruth An n 0' Ha nlon; p re se nted b Dor is A nn Hs ge li n. Red Cross home nursing c lass- Elizabeth Christensen, Opal 'l'ie1 "n __1_H--:.... ur... a Q ."':1*av* 1 J ;~ 1 \f 3 3,4 X.\1s.¢ |» u lf U ~ga l .fs .: - ai ;:.A. . -x . r r .. , V - u n g x un- v 4 '9§»0i . _. a l . L i .A ''Q u i f .w '5 - u r ". 1\--nl . .i~§¥ Ji E '' 2 vA a f :._ . . _ .a..1 - - - - - -H_-. ...-Q - - f =x= .__.......A\Q r n . semo ~,-Rev.Lind enmey e r, who is pastor o f th e Chu rc h of Christ,urg ed eac h y o un g gra du ate to d o n " th e armor of G~od"; he used as an ex- ample the forc eful character, J ea n Va lje an . fr om Vi c tor Hu go 'S " L e s Miserables". Re v.N.C.Carlsen,president o f the Un i te d Danish Lu th e ra n Churc h, ga ve th e in voc ation; Rev. Carlsen's daughter,Eunic e,is a me mb e r o f the gra du ati ng class, an d th is e ve ni ng s he will be pre-sented as xaiedic torian. Rev. J ohn P. Brooks . pastor of the Methodist Churc h,read f r o m the sc riptures an d Mr s .Derelle Barber of Te - ka mah ,pa s to r o f the Congrega- tional Churc h,pronounc ed the [ 3: » lIunl:¢liullunfi \\||§|||[limi Ilormhl lloaterlnan linllitlll 2i1n1th Clif ton!Soil.Ilnrnld Snnd em:an-:lm s||m..;1.§\|u.§.r1\\-nhuenn Alum 'lhurnl»ura.:I\.lmlluy \mm.Roland Warrlck,bi star. l=lI~~\]|\\|-':vr|.:.:.nr|I i:\orgla Wrich,livlte \mln¢: .Ivan Yuumz. ~~g Mr .an d Mr s.Jduliu Pe§tersen'3ar f r o m A u b u q u e r u e g anB In- .r ; n f Blair.Ray mon 'e r s o i of ian reservatic m, w ere r.ow'-l °E.TLYTlCU'l E w b - . .0 m a h h ang Miss Be ttv Wiliaims grr: is an instructor in tiebschgais. were ur s av e ve ni ng vis itor s ui c y were ac companie y iss Mr s.D .O.Sh e a ~ u ~ s i § ; f § . t h e Chris Kors hoi ho me.§Nora Cushman an d their da ug h ?'. _ter -in -la w, Mrs . A rih ur Clar ke o f vi I as Q I u 0 l \ \ e l ¥¢¥$*|\U *l l l CWANTS 1I*i'I~`0RMATI()1"i Edito r :i f Th e Enterpr ise, Blai r, Nebr. Dear S i r : - 1 have been as I I as s va » mme 1 4Ku h r ,Helen Ay e,Mu ry li s Gu t- sqhow,Ma rg ar et \\':\lt<|n,liuniry Carlsc n,Charles Ha mi lto n an d Phi lip Larsen.Th e a cappella choir,direc ted by Leslie Ma r ks , presented a mu st effec tive rc ndi- ti o n o f " Sa lvati o n I s Cr e a ted " b y Tsc hesnokoff.La rg e baskets of iris, spireu and other seasonal flowers ma de si. lovely bac kg round for th e s ervic e and ad ded to th e h allowe d u tmo s- phere s o appro priate fo r su c h a n occasion.Mi ss C la ri ss a W i c k s da y c d th e proceusional,the fa mi li ar " P u mp an d Circ umstanc e".Th e reces-slonal wa s play ed by Mi ss Doris Hage lin. =,,. `' J .~ ~ ~~.......~..=;~- :»~`~;<~i f "-",Q ..1 ~1.~, 'i ''.. ,..~"' "we .»4 .jg~'r !.v~.';`$ \~~,:~.~~i ; i i n cl d Lt I1 xr rn in gy A . . ¥ Q 1|= 1 1 1, y r J L. U I .H U !\ . \ l M l p . u 1 s u - - - -..t M t h ] ] g y r g g r f a m g i v g n l . \ \ 1 l S .M i n n i e D l . l . H \ \ . | v. : L| .U r l u . . . . . . . -a a o e r n ' e s s t o t h e W S C S W e d n e s d a y Li ncoln.- r : . . . ; l 2 . . " " " " 'Ha n n o n v Cluin!.=".:;~ and """M e r ~.. ; ¥ " .i . . l' °r . . 1 ".;.'*".r'.§i;.f 22? Mr s Lrnil Follen and A n e n lo ooper were Jug avFeve§ln| _ile;_mM .g.1-alzluated f r o m th e : vi si ted Mr . a n d Mrn .He n r v 1;¢| ;gv1s|tors a t the o n er s c n : in Blair.Sundav after noon.L}10¥\\¢»Mr s .D.E Hay e s s pen t S mid ay i Mr .and Mr s.Ra v Ku li lmo n of in Oma ha wi th he r d auf rh ter . Mrs ; Hoop er we re c alle rs at the F i l. B. B. Smi th.Mr. a nd Mrs . Smithl A le xa nd er home.Wednesdav. and in-anddauzhter. Paitv Sehmitz.1 Mr. and Mrs. Ben W ac hter spent brou ght he r ho me th a t evenina| Sat.unday niszht and Sander inand were overniirlit euests..Oma ha a s g ue sts o f Mr . a nd Mrs . Mr .and Mr s.Re v Folien an d Le wi s Moore.drlilirhter o f Blai r were F n d a y Mm. E mma Ha n s e n r e tu r n e d to even imr vi sitors at the Ar t S tok es Omah a. Saturd ay . after two we eks l...at.-1..mM Va n Ho rn h ome. name s train ing c o urse at lrn rna n-i uel Ho spital in Omaha a t exer c is-U ¢s=held Thursday evening,M a y ' H .Mr s.Nelson wa s a lunc heon guest.a t Blo om Ha ll,nurses home.th a t day . Sunday M r and M m .GeorgeClianlberziiinentertaineda t d i n - l ner celebrating the birLh»:iays o f Mr .Chamberlain Und his au nt, Mm.W illi am Ada ms,Present M-nl......wt l\1rn W i lli a m A d - 0 au o a 1 o 0 o 0 aw 0 4 as vs Na d e r o f Th e Enterp ris e f or ma ny years and I lo o k to i t fo r the real eounty happen- ing s. I li ke th e way y ou ha ve of r ep or ti ng the m an d ap pa r- rently the news is g iven in an unbiased way . I am also a c lose rea der of the minu tes of the mee ting of the c ounty boa rd. W hile muc h of these reports are shortened up u nti l 'they are no t intelli~ gent, y et I do get s ome i nfor- ma tio n o f the dr i f t of th e G ..!__....I..M vnnnhf no 9 l Q i a a # ¢ In 1 v o= I 1: i h o n l Sa tu rd av n o r m.|l\l..|uu\.\.»..... . ":" ---__i Mr ,and Mr s .Lloy d J ohnson.Mr . a n d Mar i ly n of Oma h a wen t W e d la n d Mr s .gguigev glsilnentsn r"""°S<{;;y =;';;1 Th ur sd ay a t th e No r Dic k, Mr. an rs.ren oier. ris a eine.Mr .and Mr s .}iarold \T=1iril_ and§"Mr.lnd Mra.RLloyd Johnson an I me rr;.':.':.*;'°;;.. ";..'";'?..r . . .i .1§.'\\erea huhrsl;lsar §:f§;".%L§e*. . £ f . . " ; ' I ve r s o n lth e ilu rle v Clemente h ome Mr .and M m .Te d Ive rso n a ndl Mr . a n d Mr s .Me r le W a r d Wvt family attended bac calaureate ijfel-lgiiilndnv dinner 5.-:nests at the Llnv |12 1i§"1\-@;§§r`isS§2§§nis§if"n l °1~i`.TI'.'5`g nieouarri..nf B la Mr .an d Mr s .Dean Dienes 0fsp-ent. the week-end at the Melc oh Oma h a were Thur sdav 0V0H1\1iz|I3r-Jdersen home.supper guests a t the li ar la nd i ll-Ir. and Mrs. Malc olm Broderacf " h » - i e i o n a v n h o m e .T h e r l a t e r a t - , q r u d S u s a n a n d P o l l v w e r e S u n d r _ 1 . \ . .. f ¢ __ ,* J U 0 as s nr o I o i fn o -n I I I l 4 o I1lp()1\l c 0 :. .an item th a t I don't uncier- stand and l have talked to oth- ers who are c urious. It is r~e- gar di ng th e i te m of $1 .00 f or s subsc ription. I would appre- ciate i t very grea tly i f y ou wou ld tell me an d othe rs who are interested wh a t this un - usu al i tem i s. Y o u r s tm ly , A Subscriber. 1 o 0 Th e bi ll allo wed by the c ounty board f o r "$1.00 f o r Subscription", ss pointed out in the above letter as "un1.musl" is the first of its kind 'that has been bro ug ht to the writer's notic e: On inquiry , it is found to be a bil! for one year's sub sc rip tion to The P ilot-Tri bune fo r the s.heriff's offic e.Th is is, indeed, unusual.The E nterp ri se is alway s glad to ans wer ques tio ns thst are matters of rec o rd and in- vites othe rs wh o sre inte rest- uo do as the shove reader has d o n e .a a n a o o n t s a l n s 1| o ur $ ~|» o $ a In * a a a us I Q 1| o s e n 4 s o an as s s a I e a c s | J in tet~ s h B d lh l h c e \ l Engi.neer-$200 mo. 6: up ~eae and hundreds of oth- ng u, wr ite to the Un i te d mp lo y men t Servic e,Fre- e b r n k a ,o r contac t th e i ; ta tive wh e n h e wi ll b e i n rt Ho me at B lh ir on ' W e d- fnom 9:0 0 to 4: 30. a a free servic e, no charge oy er or jobseeker.ne xt wo e k' a Dane:for s. AN SUPT. INRSENAL EMPLOY Alexander, superintendentHennnn schools,lelt Int for lhvenport, Iowa, when I be empkayed by the Rock Anand. this summer,M ndermd their mn, Billie. . remlln in Henan. home.Mr ,and M m .For re st Br ewster were Oma ha vi si tor s.Mond ay . Mr . an d Mm. D . 0. S h ee ts wer efruestea t the J ohn Thielfoldt home. Sunday .. E. A . Tu c k e r. Mr .an d Mr s .A . M. S mi th a n d Mr .a n d Mr s . I va n 'hlek er and three dauehtere of U L L u k ). | | q u n . . : |n - n » - v - . .- . . _M m .S a r a h S w a n e v e n t a f e w d a y s a t t h e H a r r y S w a n h o m e ,i n Oma ha..Th e Wesleyan Gui ld ha d a su c - \J l l n u m ¢ ». . .. .. .5 5 3 'a n d C l a r e n c e C h a m b e r l a i n a n d f a m i l y o f T e k a m a h . *T h e c l o s i n g o f P l e a s a n t V i e w c e s s f g l r u m m a z e s a l e .S a t u r d a ' ~s ° s § § d d » § ' i "a .c o m - c l e u m u z $ 4 0 s o a o n l v o n t h e 1 r |M e m o r i a l D a y w i l l ~o b s e r v e d c h u r c h w o r k ,' w i t h s p e c i a l e e w i c e a ,S u n d a y M r .a n d M r s .G u y B a i l e ?s l l e n t .'~_| .. . . . . . : » . . .1 . - h h M 1 n C l . n \ n i ;; - \ :l a . . . . ? £ n u o f f n t h e n ' ° ° § l ~ grrxduntion ex-imnner:guests an m e uewpge vu.-\Qunrr1e h me.| :5»l".if and Mrs. George Christensen!Th e B r t'?dersen §c ho ol he ld their 5 Mr s . H H Christensen of Te-,annual picnic,Frrd uv.ma h were Thu rsd av afternoon Mr s . - F ra n k Bmdereen and llers a t the Th or vu ld Hans en C athe rine , Ru th a nd C harles. Mrs. me.'He n r y Jac kson and Ma r ia n a m M r and M:-n.Tho rva ld Hansen Cameron were Sun dnv afternoon ,d Franc es Mae.Mr .and Mr e lc alle r s on Mr s.Ha tti e Cameron llius W eb er we re Sundav even an d Mr . an d Mr s. J C. Brodersen.sc callers a t th e ,Harland Chris-.Mrs . J .C. Brodereen snent. Fri- nsen home.Th e occasion was day evening at the F ra n k Br od er - celebrate B e mr L o u Christen- sen home.n's birthday -\Mr s.Clrarles Brodersen wa s a Callers a t the C hr is Vinderalev Supdav dmn er g ue s t o t th e Ra ? mme.Tuesday evening.included1Tr1tJlett home. r. and Mrs. Otto Chr iste nsen o f Charels Brodersen.Ma c k Ca m- lnir.Mr .and Mr s.1ggMVau§hn.§El;;J\g=,;1=: md B i l e l °"~g*'=;°g*» V d lev. and iss 'or-o ay o r an owar o -eonard an ers |ste1n attended th e He rma n- ElkJ ,J k s"'i~1.."§¢ §*lCcrs.olr~larold Mngill and gm bell zu me at. Elkhorn,Sun.- a vdedfIl nar~?"§?'f§`Z 'i~'i'§.'I... 0aebcr:\e"heome in Mr .and Mr s . Ge n e Christensen onor o f leo rta rd Vinderslev and uf Bla ir we r e be ta : de v 0vernilzl\t I m Wobbenhorst.Imlesta a t the Ma r k Cameron Callers a t t h e Chris Vinderalev home.ome.Wednesdav evening.3 .1 Mr s.Ma c k Came ron and Mr s .lu de d Mr. a n d Mr s . Ha mi d M¢m| \Gen e Christensen we re Omg h g nd dauirh ters. Mr . and Mrs . Rob. s hovvere.Saturday afternoon.ff. To tte n a nd Car ol of Fremont.[Joe Camero n a nd L y le Th ie l- lr . an d Mrs .. L o o Va ug h n. Nor maf oldt,Brodersen School ei gh th een J ac kson. Lois 0Bb0.l'1l» D*1°I5f"d°grsduatea.ette nded the ene Vinderalev. Elmer """"'"'°"*§'2"'§§1`l£;`$`" »F..§§"d"f.?°§`.?3ni.f§°"li`1°." ci Leonard Vlnderulev.|-»"Sar dar alter no on allen at 'Ugg 2§. §'~...§1'£'; i g l l !go¢5nTh161f0ldt ao- :'v .1 1 h inelud. l I § ' n . . L l . ° »'?.°}"s11 £nI§eda\xirhterI.]Mr .an d Mr s .Rln d a ll Ive rs on fe;3 Mge IVHTBOU.[ n d MT.l n d l a m ~ i n d M T . . a n d M T B PEI!! line Ha n s L a n e n . .A " d e " " "WEB:Sun dnv afternoon--fn-.-_....urn.htnr c allers at U18 Mo rs e Christensen Ku m i C l l t i p u u f 1.1.n -. € I 1 i f i C I 1 t € I ~N o f m aI1C1185C a r l s e n ~ I ...L.....u n i n I \|nv:.r\rn fh\I1\J TziiEétensen Mnr- 1h o m the national C|1B}.lu:|;. mu amedal from the loc al c hapter.'Comme rc ia l- ty pi ng , br on ze p in awar d,Leslie Buc kin,Ha rr ie t Sands,Ma r y Millro ns;si lve r pi n awa rd,Mildred J ohnson _and Hel- garet J N' ;rn .lohnson .Al- ma T h burgh,Claro ly nn Tr i pp , Lavon Cone, Eunice Reeves, Paul- ine Slewllflg.Leona Sorensen.Outsta nding mimeo grn ph wo r k T "lien Hamannen Aye;gold pin award.lwnnaJohnson, Bernette Arp, Bill Blahter,Edylha Nielsen.Shorthand, Norma Johnson, Marguerite Men- eke, Luree Fuhlrodt, Lavina John.son, Marjorie French, Mona Sor~ensen. Presented hy Miha Clarissa Wicks.Office Practice (commercial)- 'Ruth Mundorf, Lyle JBl3P» Wilma Root, Phyllis Jones,Phyllis Jen- sen, Ann McQuarrie, Jean Aron- son, Pauline Cotte,Gerhart Ny- gaand, June Davis, Lydia Larsen, Eunice Carlsen,Ullbxh Hansen; presented by M' s Anna L. Bearg.Projector o;%§'ato..L E l d o n Caldwell,Clarence David,LeonKsrhr,Bill Tripp. Willard Gusiin,Lee Guyer, James Tlxone, Leland Locke.Office girls -Ana McQusrHe, Jean and Shirley Aronson, Shirley Young, Aulda Ames, Phyllis Jen- am, Bernette Arp.Smdent Librarians--Helen Blal.~ un Eli nor Dudgeon,Anna lee lang, Marguerite Mencke, J' ean Young,Barbara Moore.NormaMunderl, Norma Johnson, Lavina Johnson.Scholarship (upper ten per cent of class):freshman class-leonKahr,Robert Lathrop,Patricia McCord.Marilyn Mencke,BMWMorse,Claralynn Tdpp;sopho- --.~_.¢-r>.r_ ~LINCOLN WDAILY JOURNAL ll Weeks Sl, a Year Sl People taking 25: a week pa-pers by delivery pay $13.00 a year,and due to not being paid aheadcan easily switch. They get their other mail through the postoffice. The Daily Lincoln NEBRASKA STATE JOURNAL can give two to ten hours later news but on rur-al routes and in many towns be- cause it is the only larg statedaily between Omaha and ver printing at night,in fact r 5 P.M. The Journal prints editions right up until train time day and night. The Morning Journal comes in time for mail delivery the sameday.Dailies printed on the Iowa line edit for Iowa readers.The Lincoln Journal sells for two to four dollara a year iessthan any other big state morning dsily, and is priced aa low as day late altemoon papers.By mail in Nebraska and North Kansas, eleven weeks daily $1.00, with Sunday $l.'15; three months $1.25 daily, $2.00 with Sunday; s year $4 daily, $7.00 with Sunday; 251: a month higher to other Pender were Sunday visitors at the Custer home.The Baptist Kensington metWedlesdarvwithMrs.NrtihurMarrow.The next rneetimr will be with Mm. Roy Metzler.After a fifteen dev visit withthe J. M.Brewster-s and FredRorrerts,Mrs. Harley Rosen. andTrubie lelt Sunday for their homeat Los Angeles.California.The Wesleyan Guild of theMethodistChumhmetatthechurch,Wednesday. lor a fned chicken dinner._Mrs.Gilbert Potadle.DonnieSue and .Ton retumed home. Sun-day.from Newman Grove_Wl1€l'¢they had spent the week with herparents.Mr. andMrs. H. C. Mc- I Donald.Mr. and Mrs. McDonald brouzht them home remaining: un- til Monday-M. Maloney and his dauzhter. Mrs. Brown. of Pender were su9~per kuests of H. E,and NellieCuster, Friday.Mr. Maloney is aformer resident ol the Bell Creek nehrhhorhood.Mrs. Roma West of Omaha at- tended the commencement exer-cises at the Legion Hall, Thursday evening.Her niece. Miss leenorziCushman.was a member of the class.The 67th session of the grandchapter,0. E. S.was held in Omaha, May 12, 13, 14.Herman-irm attending were Mrs J._4. Jes- aatiumi'u'i';=i<.°i\i';f°»nd Mrs. wil\isml°"""""'"'"" " " "" ' ="f ' ~ Falk and Virzinia of Omaha were Sunday Iniesta.Mrs.Grace Miller returned. Sunday. from Uohlinsc where shehad visited Mr.and Mrs.Orville Uehlinz since Thursday.The Herman he n have oe-oarted for their homes.Mr. andMrs.Lucian I<\ilmneister and daughter have zone to Frernont: Mr. `f':l.r1neister Plans to attendschool this summer at the IowaState Colleiz.. at Ames.Miss Bes-sie Isom is at her home st Wayne.Miss Doris Lanz to Audubon,Iowa; Miss Katherine Bsrtlimr to ,Nebraska City; Mrs. Laura Hoye.|Scribncr; Miss Josephine Meis. El~ -gin;and Miss Corinne Cahoon, Fontanelle._ .Thursday evaninz visitors at the Ernest Grenier home were Mr. and Mrs.Jack Jensen and Pearl of Blair. Mr, and Mrs.RussellPorter of Tekaxnah. Mrs. Joe De-Wnney of Blair and Mr. and Mrs. Ole Jensen.Mrs. F. K. Alexander and Billy attended the baccalaureate servicesat Kennand. Sunday evening.Her brother, Lewis Ward. was a mem- ber ot the class.Dr. and Mrs. Vemon Van Horn of Omaha spent the week-end at the James Van Hom home.Mr.and Mrs. J.C. Cohee ofSunriseVailey.Wyoming,an». t .,..=...r n r .|»..»... I li\ plans.Ou Samrday,members of the American Legion will decor-ate we graves of soldiers in the local cemetery.Mr.and Mrs.Henry TruhlsenandJoanspentSundayinLin-coln visiting Marian. a student at the State University.|Mrs.Lena Thielfoldt and EdofBlairwereSundaydinneri guests of Mr.and Mrs.JohnThielfoldt.Mr. and Mrs.D. 0.Sheets and Mr.and Mrs.C.R.Gray were evening visitors.Mr. and Mrs. Ole Jensen were&xnday dinner guests at the\ViliamAF'lsnnsg~an hun;e. 0 ah | hrs.nns n o in ' lspentSundaywithher parents,Mr .and Mrs Frank Erieksen.| The William Rankin and EarlMontgomery families are now lo-' cated at Kennewiik,Wasliir ton, where the men are employ in defense work. JOBS FOR WORKERS The UnitedShtes Employment Service is looking for qualified applicants to ml the following 'obszknstructlon Laborers --_$.62 hr. Aircraft Mechanics Trainees accept-able _.----.__...$l50 mo. dt up Aircmft Erggins Me- Mr. and Mrs. marencu 1-.~.....md family were Sundav dinner7\0"\¢-ruests at the Jack Wachter home.Joe and G¢ne Camemn wem"»§'"'""§M Ch `Vl d nle v'5`:;::yC1f'ler'o°';\ hcallers at the r. ln rl.rm n e urn:ook Darlene Vlndenlev md Mui-Mr. and Mrs. Mmlcofm Broder- lyn Wmhter to Fremont. Sunday sen were "why evening allen:;;";§"g They attend Fremonrigz y- Ervin Clement; IK ooCallemlat the Iiaeroy Spg home.ri a v nz.'neu ,Mr. and m "v~7&&" Camexnn, .loe`D I ! ~ l s ~ ~ md Gene. Jo: Thlely and Ml-5,1 g gg m Chriltenlent Hazel and D q u u g amnoe.A farewell nutv was held, Mun-f B u y dmv evenlnz at the Norris Ward wg~3;=\= ;»°f==»_f;;;=u y m v ""°1 \' A a r B o n d s f.or a my .u y--Those Dnsent included Hr. and;.PW DW more clan!-Lmvon wu z,.-.-ty Fikb,lhry lis Gutschovl, LeeOtyex, Andrew Rumen, Lila JeanJensen,Phi\ip hn e n .MarjorieMhfddt,Norma Mundorf,Ruth Ann Oi i wo n.Eunice Reeves,'hhdsline Reyzlik, Lila Robinson, 'Donnn Stanmm;junior e l ul -- gnrnutue Arp, Eugene Flynn, Lu-res Fuhhodt, lhrllyn Guyar, Wu-. _.,,_.~|..,¢...Jnhnmn. shun.Order direct or through our of- (ice.-Adv. MRS . ANNA ROB- ERTS RE TURNS Mrs. Anna Rubens 'returned wFort Cllhoun, last week,fromWilmington,Delnwnre.She had ina. Mrs.John H.Johnsomtnounce uw ~.......... _,__.ra.Henry 'Truhlaen and Mrs. duuht.er. Ruby Jo, born May 12 ehama,Tramees ac-tal m West Point Ne~ceptable $150 moBert Lqwe._Hrs.Wlcllter also\ak e hoapi ,........-...,..L_ u....4... 1-....u..Mm. Cohen as the former Building (Fr\m¢)~ Srup h u ihem: ~ I IIIBCBGUU li HIE l\¢};|n| vnuusun H-.-...Hotel f o r ynand wp r ea e n utlve s :hfirlarn Morrison o f He n mm. Sha i n a n md representative fo r Mr .and Mr s.L .B .Hxr r i mm Vermnnt..were Sundry dinner 5g; =¢= of Mr. Mr .a n d M n . C o r n d l R o b e r i s u lf xn d Mr s . A . L F r m n.le f t Mo n d a y mo r n i n : f o r Litjtlei Rev. md Mrs . A. W . C ln rk e le ft Ro th , A r k mu u d te r a . we e k wi th Friday fo r Gallup,Ne w Mexi c o: his fa th er. F red Ro be rts on Cor» they wi ll vi s i t two weeks wi thnellis a sec rmd lie uten an t in th e th ei r son-in-law an d d w z h m , _ _.___. J L-..|..d l Wnrl R a n \ M r .an d HI S Ra y mon d Bowers, Inspec tors -._.....-$150 mo.Sheepahearens ..-$.1s & $.12 Teac hers Vuc ationnl,Ae ro Mec hanic , Printer, Radio, W oodworking, Elec tric al, Mac hine Shop, .¢.gric ul- ture, Auto Mec han- ic--.....-....._-.-...SIGO mo. »fL........§_&la a r n f i n f ~ I D U . 'week he wQmm & up,Ale!-I 4 uplvlan é' m l J 8 lllUll,|.D1u|4»--...._-,J ames T h o m ;senior c l u l - - R a y spent the wi n te r u ls e n Pauline wi th he r daughter,Bellowa,Ea me s C ,-- »-_ m..|.\...A|ru m na v. .Da r li n lr md f a mily . mouths t h a n Hr s .J .H .2:22 .="" ":' ."|| -U r a w Glllup il laeatndmtllill GMU, warren xuuuw., \Aun ""0 , I Pnn11nI»_ I n n a i n m m n n r m . . Rose Hi", Orum News ' Mr.md Mrs.Bud Ryan .mdMu-lm Nelson wera Wednesdayeveninx vlsilnn 01 the John Beck-hm Inmily.Mn.Cullen wx-izhtand R-llnh were Tlwrldsv suunerguesta. and Mr. and Mm. Gilbert Stork and son were Sundnv even- innr zueats.Eulalah Schjodr. and Carol June r -~,1 .f t f.;~ v ',»v.'.._._,~f ~-~4 Z;.,,:~ Several h o m this vicinity at- mnded uz hool nicnia nt P l a n n t View,Bmd en e n l n d H ill Cr¢e\¢.!P r ld ly . Mi n Le) : Pe ck h eld he ic nic a t Be lla C e n ter , md Mi sgiargiorie J ac kson had hers at the, J ohnson lc hc ol,S mn h y .| Mr ,an d Mr s . L .B.l h r r i l v n wgrg I 0 |..L a r s Frandsen ho me a n d c liler s at Ernest §}rénier'|s.Mr .amd Mr s .E m i Hovend ic k an d fa mi ly attended the Bac ca- laureate servic es ag Bla ir,Sun- CARBON PAPER,fine bond, "WMI mxchinn piper, 89-tf Tha Entcrpdn. Guests nt thrplcda dlnner sud dtamoon of vldtlng included Mean.And Madame:Harold Rumunen,Hnrold Tlylar, JennxndPeggy,Cul Rumuuen md Vlrginh, Chris Wulf md Erdlne, Albert Sprlck and iunlly, HaroldWulfTheodareWillhmwnand Joyce-John Taylor :nd family,Clemmonn Williamson and lon ofCrqlg, Harold French md fsmlly, Harold Christensen and family, Mrs.Walter Sappenlield,Mm. Austin Renahaw,Misa Helen .n= \Hemphill;LeaveFor Soni WeddingDr. and Mrs. W. F. Hemphill, formerly of Blair, left Sunday (orMission, Tun,where they will atlend the wedding ol their son,Aviation Cadet Ruben F. Hemp-hill, and Miss Betty Anne Roach,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David J. Roach of Denver, Colorado. '~ .e W e new: mA1u>m§ Gamble Stollllir. Nelxrulm Q She's An Honorary Colon ' 1 .1 ~ ~| ~f ' ! \2|~ .~~J',= ~ti.Q 15~; ~A new 4-H aewinsr club. includ inf# eight giris of the Arlingtonvicinity,met May 1 with thei'r| leader, Mrs. Iarenz Dunklsu. Miss Joyce Jacob was hostess to the gnfup on Saturday, May 16. Hos te ss At Di nn er Misa Virginia Campbell'a guests at a dinner party, Wednesday eve~ nin g,included Elaine Ditlevson, \v..._...\\¢..,t¢......DHInr Ki rk nf nn rd lafdll §»lI-E : this month. f01l<{\"°|Dsiny Divine,Ma r y an a b l l u o r u in g Mr .Hemph ill's grafltgahvn from ad vanc ed punaui tn u m n g t Lioore field,near.Mansion.e 0 .1~n..:. L-.. ......§\\ tbn¢iVF his ' I ) w i n e , D . E . ~ a n d s u n . CLUB Norms l u g n u p | . . n : |5 0 1 ; 1 IH a r o l d F r e n c h m d f m m i i y .T h e F r e n c h s w e r e S u n d a y e v e n i n g v i s i t o r s a t I x o n a n d W u l f ' a M i s s V e r a H a n s e n w a s a .T h u r s - dnv r linn nr o next of MT. Bhd MTS. day evening.*""',§e "°';°" ';5;-IMt.,is a me m r o e ° lutic la ai Mr s Ha v e n d i c k l l re ma i ne d a t th e He nr y Hoven q lf k i home, to c are f or Hr s. Ho ven dlc k. ~ 1||1 \.¢...»;l\ .md Rnhhin ac-.... L i s t e n t o t h e . . . - I n a n A IV13 came to the front of the stage ace~..\.the pledge o f allegianc e.Group singing o f " S ta r Spangled a w aha formerly of Blair, is spending83 ,~I I ~..t h i s w e e k a s a g u e s t o f h e r m o t ~ ~ e r r ,M r s .J .W .S t a g e m a n a n d f a m - 1 y . » came to the front of the stage ace~..\.the pledge o f allegianc e.Group singing o f " S ta r Spangled a w aha formerly of Blair, is spending83 ,~I I ~..t h i s w e e k a s a g u e s t o f h e r m o t ~ ~ e r r ,M r s .J .W .S t a g e m a n a n d f a m - 1 y . » J n i u l m u n l u u a c u ,n u n ;- - -- - o --l g n g g g f I l l i l l l 'B u y w u n A y s v n v _ Hrs. Henry .J en sen was hostess Mr s.Klo p p Revi ews to memb ers of th e P a s t Ma tr o n s Club,a n 0 .E .S.organizationMr s .L .C.KIOPP re ne we d Tuesday afternoon. - . . . -Coilego, and Beverly Mc Bride. Roy Christensen Book Fo r Circle Vis ils Parents Ro y Christensgn,wh o rec ently u 1 b N 1 Shuts,joined thp U .s .Na v y and has qy,;§l,¢5I¢y,pe aiLe1noon:vsvhen her G | d R 1 ( jr c l luamn ufnflnnvd nt San Dlcsro. Cal-....1:.........,.EL..Mmmmo d o f me m-amen " I "T,1 ;\.H 1 Ma `»3i2l2;rT§\§ Emily.On Sun~ day the Mltzens were zuesm ofel-. gnd Mrs. Anton Matzen nur nnmgton.Mm.Louis Rasmussen attendedtheb00k review Kiven by Mrs.»Klon|>at thp GdruzfeuntionalChurch.Saturday.ML and Mrs. Howard Taylor andson. and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Ruwenndfamily were Sundav evenimx vi ors o1'_ ~ Ernnjy Ta yo r. mm. A. n. mms... ...... .,.,...__companicd Mr. md Mm.MnrhnLn-sen And son at Orum. to Mrs. Mary<Enger's. Sun&xy.The Jolly Workers Club metThundnyafternoonwithMrs. C-lr! Chrisienaen.Mrs.Willinm Sprick and MrsMariettaLyonsattendedLndaea Aid meeting lt the Earl McDon- ald home. Thursdny._Mr. and Mm John B. Enksen and Jemldine wgre §gx§§i-ly _gvgfr uIII llIlIIII|IlI IUZJU A 1 aQ,ifornia,apqnt Sunday with hm* parents, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Chris- terisen.Roy was accompanied by r Mrs. William Cox of Pierce, Ne- braska. ,where Roy resided for sev-) _eral years prior to his enlistment. "'"""'"'"'"" "" ' '" "" "" "1 me twegumr rneeuuE ul ull: uul'xpy glfbetrigjinglglgrnwgl lggcgt def; Rule Circle is scheduled for the Ch rch of Christ.Later in\t{ua (Thursday)afternoon;theeushgi1held a hu-thdaya of Mrs Sam Moore andthafternoonerc e |_h » ? » d k ~ h f f ~1@°»===-@f=\:'. , f " , * ' ° = ; h m L = = < ; ' ' . ' " "s f ': . ° ; , I lM T S .h f i i f i h i i l l ; I i o l l a n d . \ l 1 0 l l r n m n l i m n n t a f v 11.0 122 13 ; I8 l & ¥ l v. r. w. m;_Nc1; Washington County Post No. 1251 Of Blair B, F, D.H A L L Thursday,May 28th Music By Pete Kuhl and his Drchestra A' Complete 15-Minnie Round- up of the Latest War, Nation nl and Locll News. Kon NABlSCO Premihm Crackers | Those helping mrs.w m v Lu t the Walter :someMenckecelebrate her ~ M ra a |'I'hu:rndav. were Messrs. and Ities-|""1'{i§'§.flvnnn Inrkunn returnedl- " _ . - . . ._d a m e s H a r r y M a d s e n a n d f a m i i v . E d M e n c k e .A l b e r t K u h r a n d D u a n p .a n d M r s .M i n n i e M e n c k e and J ac k.Mrs. Axma B. J en sen is visitimz at the D etle f W u lf h ome , 1 *_ _ n _. »\ l . . . . . . .1 -. . . ." I * . . . l ; . .. . . , . . _ home f r o m B!air,Saturd ay ;s h e l l has the measles.g Mr .an d Mr s.W a lter Le ra c h I and D ar len e, o f Cra ig , Mr s. Ru th g Lo f ti s o f Bla ir,Mr .an d M l B . | W arren W akefield and qons were31|s .g 15, _so Norih Platte, ann ""='""~'----.=-119 T.K.Iverson, Carol ~§'E`§L'F1»?.?,?'l¢1m1, who will return 333; "§if¢Z°§§e"§»?§,1f'Tf0"§§ md Allen, of Herman and Miss to Los Angeles,California,fob married Pearl Iverson visited Marr rur- lowing an extended visit in Blair. al school rgear Tekamah,Friday.Hillside Project Club Mis V M Ivers n,tcm: er 15eraacomdParty Complimens Twelve members of the Hin~of the school, has been re-elocr,...L...euvn.nr|unnr #hm-e:nhe he n "'r"fe v1_\...L n;,,;,,,..side Project Club were entertained UIIIIL IUI mt l. Lau ra .Iv u.: nu n:~\fIlit,g||gf _" mg |,nqlM .and H ,Ben Be r t lllln . H r .....E Mr s . 3 . f . . . . = .Jensen and B l f l m - ....l.-___ -| .| .-....l..l .J S1~n |.Th ur sd a y , May 7, a t the h o me o f Mr s.Ar n old Fuh lr od t; o ne guest, Mr s.Brondum, was p resent, also. ~ ~0 N ¢ ¢ » ¢ ¢ ere May Be A Shortage Next Fall Due To Shipping Difficulties ill Your Bin»»»» D i r e c t F r o m t h e C A R $5 ,L **-""~f'j;--EARLY ~~ ~SUMMER ~~ ~ ~ ~PRICES ~Still Prevail ~hone 57 for delivery Fa ll AR o s : ¢vanl r y is leaving soon to make her home in Los Angeles,California,washonored when the club presented her with a gift.Refreshmentswereserved, a lily-o!~the-valley c o rss ge marking each guest's place. Idyll Hour Club The Idyll Hour Project Clubmet Tuesday afternoon at the heme of Mrs. Ernest Johnson ol' Arlington, with Mrs. Fred Plugge ns assisting hostess. The lessonloncheese making was given by gMrs.Clnrence Norskov and Mrs. 1Emory Samuelson. \A perfect attendance was noted,,with the following members |present:Mesdsmes Ernest John- tson, Alfred Baker,Tom Dowell,|Roy R. Peterson, Homer McClel- Inn, Erwal Rosenbaum,Rgymond Ludwig, Fred Plugge,ClarenceNorsksv, Emory Samuelson, Law-mznce Hull,Virgil Frye,B o biSchlapfer, Tom McMahon,C. H. |West,Kenneth Waldron,and J. 'B. Hull. Mrs. Ralph was n guest. Mr. and Mrs.Prank Schaferspent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.llurold Schafer and children ol' Florence.Delores Halstead,dnuchler of Mr. und Mrs. Floyd Halstend, hasthe measles.Also on the list ofthose confined to home by measles 'are Beverly and Connie West, daughters of Mr. und Mrs. Ken- mth West. THE EA T SHOP -M e a l s -- M ALTED MILK5-BEER 24~Euur Servdca -x-++++e++f\-¢~+<~M-\»++ I l l |s t u d i e d .M m M a n l e y F i s c h e ~ r w i l l be hostess to the gro up o n Thursday , J une 4. SSS Ci ub Mr s. W ai te r Pf ei if er was h os t- ess to the SSS c lub, 'hlesdny eve~ ning:wh en needlework wa s th e We ha v e c oa l on th e trac k gl mo st .e ve r y d a y I w n a n c m g x l ~Y o u r C o a l P u r c h a s e s \ i Ii \ Dr. J. Tilton Young Osteopathic Phydcim 1150 North Brand SL FREMONT, NEBRASKA B | H o l m q u i s t G r a i n a L u m b e r C o ve ose ....place, were guests of honor at u. farewell party at the Rose Hill School, Sunday. The Divines plantoleave'Friday for Luck-Wis-consin, where they will make theirhome. Mr Divine has been prind- pal of the Rose Hill School the past two years, and Mrs. Divine,the former Ramona Laaker, also taught in the county rural schools. ifiegrle o f Fre mon t.M n .Cari Mr s. J oh n ls nxse nP l f f e f Mr s .J ames Ry a n.Curtis school picnic o f he -_n.u ..M....xr. .-1~»...,:,\and .Im-aldine.a t the3 r daughter, |lHomestead IMISS .IRAN ARONSONand attended Dann. College »..-" .:"$i S c h o o l B a n q u e t E ~ ~ ~ ; , 1 = . f _ f . § ~ I " "C M ' l o l |x Ap I.I G 1 E :>~~ ~ S "E mi -, .; . e. .= ' 5 'S a 3 ,~on ...¢¢..n.;\»...f»r v *.-...A 1 ¢u » - Patri oti sm wa s the key note of he annual J unior-Senior Banquet. leld Fr id ay e ve ni ng s t t h e Blair -Iigh School.A banquet was :|=|Yi!F|"n t 6:30 o'c loc k.a t tables ¢ - » » »n Mrs.Ed war d Janssen of Om- aha was a visitor,Saturday ,a t the ho me of her pa ren ts, Dr . a nd Mrs.W M. Di voll.° Th e children of Mr .a n d Mr s . 1 11 ¢.~....1:..\. Lava hmm 1nnfinml H H H D l l l y ,J . l l . £ I |\ \ F U D ! !. | . J a \ u u ¢q n u Eva A nd er so n. Mr. an d Mrs. Milo J euues ow ana family were S undnv d immer guests o f Mr .an d Mr s .Ol-to Ru we and Dorothy . Mr. a n d Mr s . - Har ve y K uh r a n d fn rmly wer e S un d nv : n es ts of th e Ra vmo n d K u hr fa milv. Mr. an d. Mrs . Hqrr v Mads en andfa mily enlled on Georsre Nelson and Marian, Sunday .Mr .and Mr s .E d Menc ke,Mr . sn d ~Qv¢9_rsQ_rencgs Land sc hool, Friday .Mr .sn d Mr s .Ea r l Fletc her an d f ami ly s p en t Sunday evening a t th e E d Fletc her h ome.Mr .and Mr s .J ohn B.Eriksen and Jeraldine attended the grad- nn tin g exerc ises at Craig, 'Thurs- day eve nin g. Robe rt Curley , th eir nephew an cousin,wa s a me m- ber o f the c las s. I Mr .an d Mr s .J ohn Jac kson, were Fri day even ing visi tors a t the Ge orge Hindley home. mam.....Pork o f Ha mb u r g ,2I; l n » . I C O T U r e a n : t a a m whine and »===~ 'ax a . 1 ' " " ' ° °" : a a ' ; .' ; ; . a R l. ¢ll a n d ~ I n d f l l l l -nnnl nnrnful d.l.1'l.- " " 'uaurzmer. ana me mausen urouxumth e helped Jac k Menc ke ceiebratn his \ \ i » l | n l u 1 r ' T \ \ l G l l l l \ f I QJ J I a Bi<;§da§_supper gueét. at the p are ntal, Fr ed Pec k , ho me. E i boy r¢°=lv°=l lf mi n h h a r e " " " " " ' - ' U- *:w i l k m `"`n`i`2"ii=¢f`71Ti""i:|k¢ Nelson andwv hat as |. flvur. IM annons ..,'3.'Z:..t'1"...EE2. E."§'I.,.. Sungg hmay were »'i3..¢.v erenlnx visit- arked the gi rls' plac es." F la g "wa s the theme of the e s t list.Eugene Fly n n,toast- nster,spoke on th g topic of si th ;Glen Guy er,senior c lass resident,Lo y a lty ;Mi ss Ilene ishop,Amb iti on ;an d Barbara ound Generoaity . A t 9:30 o'|:lock,bugles soni- ioned the assembly to th e high 'hool aud itori um f o r th e bish- even ing , u dth Mr . an d Mrs. Le on- ar d A xte ll.. .Guests of Mrs.` Emma Soll, Sun- day , were Mr s. II e nr y Boll,W i ll Fahnstoc k and son,Robert,011 Sc ribner;an d Mrs.J ohn F a l m stock of Oma ha .' M m .Lizzie W u lf o f Benning- to n spent Thur sday vis iti ng n - mo n g relatives an d friends i n e m o f th e evening--the presen-Blair. :ation o f Mi s s J ean Aronso n asl Mr .and M r s J o h n Bruse .of Hono rary (}010nep#_Th e audi-011121118 and Ea rl J en ki ns of Lu n- oriurn had z>ee,,-embm¢,e1,-dem' rated with twinkling ; si lve r stars uspended from the ceiling, patri~ .tic banners, hunting,an d flags: e d and blue li g hts furnished an mnsu ally lovely li gh ti ng effec t. A gun salute announc ed the 31| rearance o f Cadet Colonel Glen Suyer and the Lieuie nsnts anaheir esc orts Eunic e Carlsen, Don Fiostexman: Ly dia Larsen, W omen Puhlrodt; J une Davis, Vernon Bel- ows ;and Barbara Pound,Ra y Bellows. coln spent the week-end a t the lpar ental,Ea r l Jenkins,home. Rev.and Mr s .Ma ri nu s Ha g e - dorn and daughter,Beulah,o f Fre mon t.visi ted in Blair , Mond ay , wi th Mr .and Mrs .W i ll Johnson. hire.C.I-I.Koe pke entered Clarkson Hosp ital i n 0n1sha, Sunday morn ing.He r condition wa s reported as improved,earlgf this week.Mrs . W i lliam W ulf of Or um a nd Mr s .Theodore Croudy visited in Omaha, Friday , with *gheir daugh- o r s wi th Ma ds Ma d se n an d sonsJ anet Frenc h was 2. Sunday an Mon day guest o f Helen Raarnne sen.Mr . a n d Mr s .en B er gman a nDonaldc alled .E Mr . a n d M n W i ll Hansen, W ednesdav.Th e Ne f f a n d Ro s e Hi ll school enjo y ed th eir las t d ay n ic n ic , Fr day. and Drum School had a Dic ni' Tuesday .Th e Linc oln school ni- ni c will be held Sunday . lllo ndav evening mre sw of Ill and Mrs. Ch ris Ras mussen we1Messrs.an d Mes dames W i ll Ma i and J e an o f Rochester,Ray mor Rasmussen and daughters.Det!W ulf.Ha rlan d Nelson.Ha r old Rasmussen an d Shirlev a n d M1 An n a B . J e n s e n . M r an d Mr s .Cor win Craig' t turned to Ar thu r ,Illinois,af t a wee k vis itin ir Mr . an d Mrs . Ha W u lf and oth er relatives.1Tuesdayevening,Mr .and M Eve re tt Sto rk entertained ar. dj ner for Mr. and Mr s. Crain.O i l eve ni nf z W es ts wer e Mr. a nd MHa n s W ulf , Mr . a nd Mr s .Harla W u lf and Shnrlene.Don na Re' n u r '~W u l f A fanfare was played, and Missiier and sister, Mrs. Jean Aronson, wh0 was elected sen. Homrary Colonel by popular vote Mr. and Mrs. (1 Aof the students ste ed f.s up rom a Mr. and Mrs.s e m h V ..uge which centered the stage. zermmed at dnnner She exchanged salutes with the Mm. Harry Shadle, A -v n u J l v u w n u v u .r t h u r w r G S u n d a y e s u t s n u s e w e r e r .§ ° '§ ° "° " ' i H i l g e n k a m n .M r .a n d M r s .A l b e n o o n e n B e n s o n m d s o n s .a n d M r s .D a u f o r M r .a n d W o o d . Tuesday eve-M . . . - of Mrs.Adellaand Mrs. Virgil rs.Laura Hinkley called onan11._-.-.__.... .....z um B,F_~I Thursday,May 28th Music By Pete Kuhl and his Drchestra Tickets $1.00 Per Couple Plus 100 Tax ~ : a ~ n u s /\\y :1\Lieutcnants,and then acca -.a 1...r'..A..§f" n 1 n n n 1 fl n \ r | \l||\)3.l|- l ninrr lmr s .ueo rge zmsrnuauuln uuu n u nH a r l a n d N e l s o n ,F r i d a y .M r a n d M r s A l b e r t H u h ?a n d Duane attended the farewell um-ty held. Wednesday. at the Henry Arn home infhonor of the Alvin. |whi left for Fai e§.l, Ohio. Phone 57 for delivery I w n a n c m g x l ~Y o u r C o a l P u r c h a s e s B | H o l m q u i s t G r a i n a L u m b e r C o are Beverly and Connie Westdaughters of Mr. and Mrs. Ken- nm th Went. g Dr. J. Tilton Young | ¢-A_nw 1150 North Brand St. ne r "concluded thM i s s A 1 o n s o n ,1 B » y e a r - u i d s e n i o r m o n é t h e g l a i f p h y s i c i a n s w h o M r s ,H a r o l d E .R a s m u s s e n e n -_. .-C l l l ...§ { S " 1 § m * § § § " % § § ' § 'o f H r s .G e r ' § 0 0 l £p a r t l n t h e t u b e r c u l o s z s M B I L -~v ? § ? { ° , § " " L £ §M a r s .N a t m n a l C o t i u n \ \ e c k 1 5 M a y 1 5 t h m 2 3 1 1 1 .H e r e a r e u u t s t a n c bep r e s e m a u o n .D r W a l t e r E G o e h r i n g 'w a s a - The remainder of the evenin as mg he i d h er e la st we e k f or hu g h Ha r r y Madsen.Mr s .Chris -in g c o tton value s in a sa le to celebrate this natio nal e ven t. 3 W 1 h 1 a 1 . sc no stu en ts mu.ssen. and MRS I"'i'{"' \.§.?,..,:§"Be Ame ric an -buy c otton -=v.e1 1r c o tton! Phone 57 for delivery I w n a n c m g x l ~Y o u r C o a l P u r c h a s e s B | H o l m q u i s t G r a i n a L u m b e r C o are Beverly and Connie Westdaughters of Mr. and Mrs. Ken- nm th Went. g Dr. J. Tilton Young | ¢-A_nw 1150 North Brand St. \Pi é f i n d a n c i n g ."f d h1fg George H_K u h r A f te r th!!mEOI.IIlK»I-ll!!"°°§=_;°r an e x t m e e H..:.,:»..1 ..+fh a Rn vmo n d Ru we 5€!'}'°$1 a luf?h',¢°~r§.....,w n l f '°""LOOK AT THESE COTTON VALUES- T ea toweis 2 for -»2 Dish Clothes --Sc and l Cu r t a i n s »69: to $1.00 Fine Print Dresses -$l. Sheer Summ er Dresses l. Mu s l i n Y a r d »-.» F i n : P r i n t s Y a r d - Phone 57 for delivery I w n a n c m g x l ~Y o u r C o a l P u r c h a s e s B | H o l m q u i s t G r a i n a L u m b e r C o are Beverly and Connie Westdaughters of Mr. and Mrs. Ken- nm th Went. g Dr. J. Tilton Young | ¢-A_nw 1150 North Brand St. ~ 5 ~ " ' + 1 ~ -_\...\_w;.,,,_..» » F ~ r O ~ r "T h e S e r v i c e V~T h e E n t e r p r i s e f ~f,1~~ \q 1 ~ 7.-|':,I' 1 ~f ~g _ . ;o o P e r " ~Y e a r . Mailed Each Veek Anywhere In The World To Members Of The U. S.-Armed Forces 'r\m Offer Applicable To si-:avian MEN oNLY All Other Subscriptions Outside Washington County, $2.00 S u b s c r i p t i o n s i n W a s h i n g t o n C o . $ 1 . 5 0 p e r y r . The Enterprise >' \ . :f +-*~~ af G h a !v l a l u c l A i !* n v - " - r ~b e \ ' | ' l l l \g ] | ; g g . | ¢ ; 4 | § p n - 4 - |M i s s E t h e l ~o f m a h r R o s e H i l l F r i d a y e v e n -' w a s a w e e k - e n d v n s a t o r = ;h h e i g g j e h r g z i n g M r .R l n w e c e l e b r a t e J u g g r i i g g u e s t s o f M r .a n d M B h o m e o f h e r p a r e n t s ,D r .a n r a .h i s ] , i 1 . ¢ h d a y G e o r g e R a s m u s s e n a n d f a m i l y | E .R .~U . " » h » »| : l \ 1 l . l |V \ l P R " . §O f M r c u r n r n h i r B h d M T S .~L I n y o . _ a n d \;5§ Oc pr .59 .98 Joseph Gutschow will returnamLincoln,Saturday, to spend e summer with his parents, Mr. id Mrs. W alter F. Gutechow. He c ompleting h is fr es hman y ear th e Uni ve rsi ty o f Ne b r u k n , is wee k. Mr .and Mr s .Flo y d Bi n ns ll of asnn, Ohio,spent several day s B la i r wi th Mr. `Binnall's moth- -,Mr s .Mau de Bi nn all,an d his sims.Mn-1. Bnxce Dennis an d Irs.Wallac e Johnson.Th ey le ft rr their home on 'I\1esday. Mr .an d Mr s .W a lte r Henric k- n announc e th e b i r th o f of a tb y s on at th e Bla ir hos pital nn ay 12.Th e y o u n g ma n weighed lbs.,2 oz.a t bi r th a n d is th e rs t grandc hild o f Mr .an d Mrs. arson W rieh,parents of Mrs. enricksen.Bo th mo th e r a n d son re reported to be ge tti n g a lo n g Keely.< Mrs . J . W . Stage ma n an d Do n- ia , Mr s . Otto Ku h r o f Bla ir ; an d ` tire.Floy d Ho ug h an d da ug hter , Floa nn, of Omah a, visi ted Thu rs- ia y dter n oo n wi th Mr s. MB PK BY ' et Iverson an d Ia mlly .Supper gue sts at the Ive rs on h ome we re Mrs.Ch n s ti n a Thone an d James Thone.. Mr .an d Mr s .J ac k Jensen,Pearl and Bob, attended the grilli- ua tin g exercises o f th e He r ma n senior class Thur sday evening. v..»,...nt. . .mn . ..mseea n t th e euiiua,.......~..,___._la nd Mrs . W a ller F. Gutsc ho w an d fa mily we re M r .an d Mr s .P a u l Jones an d son,Ke i th ,o f Ben- nington. D r .an d Mr s . J . C .He rs h ey o f Fr emon t entertained a t dinner, Monda y eve ning, for thei r son -in- la w an d daughter,Mr .a n d Mr s . Stanley Jensen,an d Mi s s Alic e Jensen o f B l s lr . Mr s. W a lte r S tr is k le tt an d son, Ernie,p la n t o lea ve early n e xt we ek f or P or tlan d, Ore go nn vh er e th e y wi ll ma k e th e i r h o me Th e y | w l l l join M r .Stri c kle tt,wh o i s employ ed by as Portland canning company .Ma ry -B eth Mc Qua rrie wa s a n overn ight gue st, Satu ndsy , of her sister , Mrs . Malc olm B roders en of n Sunday ,.Mr. and Mrs. an d daughters,Susan we re entertained a t Mr .an d Mr s .Ge o rg e an d fa mi ly . He rman . O Brodersen an d Polly , dinner by Mc Qua rrie ~Aro und seventy -live Rose Hi l l and Li nc oln distri c t res idents nth- er e d at Ro s e Hi ll Sc hool. Sunday .to honor Mr .i d NI B .Robert iD ivi ne , who ar e eavxng thi s y eek lf o r L u c k ,Wisconsin.Mr .Divine lm u n h t a t Rose n m .an d , M m Divine ta u g h t a t u e .Linc oln I,Sd\ool.__n_.__-..A m m e J e a n. Mr . an d Mr s, Ray mon d Ru - mussen and dauxhters.B i llv Ha n s e n i s i ll wi t h th e ma s l e s .Mr .an d Mr s .Ha r la n d Ne ls on were Sunday zue sts or M r .an d Mr s. F lo y d Hin z an d Th er on . Fri day evenins'guests o f M r . an d Mr s .Ra y mon d RasmussenwereMessrs.an d Me sd ames Ca ri Rasmussen an d fa mi ly .R/obenRasmussena n d h m i l v .Ha m i d Rasmusse n, W ill Ma y o an d J ean; and J ens Sorensen.Mr. a nd Mrs , Imma nu el A nd re a- so n an d Mr s.He len a To f t o f Fr e - mont were Mondsv evenimz izuesuso f Mr s .E m m a Andreason.Mr s . Minnie Benson visited there s. few day s.Mr . a n d Mn . J o e . le s se n an d Glor ia we re Tuesday sue sla of Mrs. Mi nne Be nso n an d the Alb ert Bensnns.Mr. an d Mrs. J e ns Ive rso n wereMon da y e ve ni ng; vis ito rs with Mr. an d Mi s. W ill W u lf .Mes sr s,and Mesaiames Co rwin c r a m o f I li i n o i s , Ha m W u lf . Ha r la nd W u lf ,Ever ett Sto rk.Do nn a Ree d. a nd B ob Wul! were '1'hurs~ day eveninxr euests o f M r .an d Mr s. A 1 Re eh i n Omah a. Mr . a n d Mr s .Chr is Rasmussenwe re Sunday gu e s ts o l Mr . a n d Mr s .Ch ri s Ne ls o n a nd He len an d eveninz zu e sts o f M r .an d M n . Geon'€e Rasminssen.Mr. a nd Mr s. Ha ro ld Ra smu ss en and Shirley uere Sunday afternoon vis itor s ol the E ar l J e ns en s, fum... in-lnino Mrs. J ens Hansen IS 29 TERRY TOWEL 20x40 in. Bath Size Thick. thirsty iv tow¢1:wi t h \10Io`;7l.l »»m'l|\|r- Bed Spread Col\on 5: Crochet Colton 10: 25: Embrhidery Colton - Clark's Crochet Cottona r d sp o o l ('la ri ¢'a w h i m3 0 0 y .c r o c h e t r n n l .P l a n t o o r d e r n e v- a 1 . |spoo ls. st r ip e s o n pm St o c k u p n o w . Matching Face Towel 'nm mme.w k ,plumpurryIn the Dvnulu-e"fn day .15x27 mm nu-. On y Matching Wash Cloth lli x\ li lnr h e u Nu n n To mmvln u yzzr batmoom ~ set. Mhz w r1n| qulllry x \. ~\¢,1~~P 1 g _ . ;o o P e r ~" ~Year . Mailed Each Week Anywhere In The World To Members Of The U. S.-Armed Forces _T h i s \e r ~ ~ -» All Other Subscriptions Outside W ashington County, $2.00 S u b s c r i p t i o n s i n W a s h i n g t o n C o . $ 1 . 5 0 p e r y r . IT h e E n t e r p r l s e _ _ .§-; ~ »a `~o 1 -'f 9 ,. ¢\.~# 1 *~*a f w I * a El a s t i c C u f f An k l e t s \\ \ m m s u '|s p o r t s n n k l e t n a t m e r - ce r in e d c o t t o n .T u m e é d o w n c u f fs W l r l m a n d s u m m e r c o l o r l ¢ J \\\"wg *1 ~ r ~ 1 f ~ t 5 il k :r ) 1 Iuu wrl una;nuau on.....~.--T h 5 ;l.|.Ullu _Ernest Grenier home when MISS use he llnmr y i ' " " " " " " " " ""9 h d \F1-idgyg l b h b r t h d . w e d e a d a a nV m m f m Gr emer was h °f\ ,§; ii?l§§"i§ §,sli'°. n'1i" i1¢§ X,me O t t o $ ¢ ¥ e "1&°m§§. ind ~Otto Qles t,others present we re '.'Ruwe a nd Do rothy . Ray mond Ktlhr Ma tze n an d sons.J ohn Ta y lor and Mr s .Oie J ensen an d {Iu_rg1°1'|am|fa mi ly .I_.eRoy ji u h r gggggre and fsn1i¥Y. Ed Hansen. and Edna | ra.Dwight Barnes of Herman, Mr. and mrs. Russell Porter of Teknmnh. Mins Mai-delle Knhnk was oneof several young people confirmed at services of ihe Trinity Evan-gelical Lutheran Church in Blair. Sundny mnrning.Dinner ~ at the Gustav Kxhnk lwme inKennlrd, complimentary tn Mar- delle, were Mr. and Mm Ge°1'$°H. Kuhr, Mr. and Mrs. mymand Kuhr Gmiuve Kahnk and xamny-Otto Matzen anl sons: Henry Her-zbrook and Lloyd Kuhr, The Ruweawere sunday dinner queue of Mr. 'and Mrs. Gustave Kahnk..Fridzv evenimr dinner guests of Mr. md Mrs-.Tuma Wulf wereMr.and Mn. John Becklun andleom, Danna Reed, md Bob Wulf. »The Walls entertained at dinner.Sunday. in honor of their weddxnkanniveraary for Messrs. and Mu~Ruwa and hrnlly, Luem W\'i'=7*»\dame|Wulf. Bemsrd Wulf md Mildred Rolenhum and Ethel Wrich. \RxInh Pearce. __ .--_. ana nn.;Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Hana guests nf Mrs. Mr. md Hrs. Sharlune werevlsitara of the ily.M win wwf and Mr. Wulf were SundayDomtheaWUK. Harland Wulf ami Sundav evenin!Ve lma r Km hm- Patrink, Kennethand Don. spent Monday with Mm. A. I. Mmli .(hx-leum Taylor of Lincoln wasa Fridxy nlmrnoon viaitnr of Al~ ma and Birdie Fletcher.Mr: nnd Mrs. John B. Eriksen__ u,.-a.... ...ni na dafnn lr Stamped Pieces fm Work 1uwels,pillows \fn.nil.|e|,rom!Selection at 12 ~pot Irohlurn Marfn ap 1| lwcs. IInch ~ BEN FRANKLIN sronfs" "Buy IJIEIQDIQ Bonus lullI wen: muuwu '="-"wa '-1 --~ f"in Tho Enwpfld \Suvinx Stamps NW''the Ch"'°"§R°-Ke" home m Blum' x \. ~\¢,1~~P 1 g _ . ;o o P e r ~" ~Year . Mailed Each Week Anywhere In The World To Members Of The U. S.-Armed Forces _T h i s \e r ~ ~ -» All Other Subscriptions Outside W ashington County, $2.00 S u b s c r i p t i o n s i n W a s h i n g t o n C o . $ 1 . 5 0 p e r y r . IT h e E n t e r p r l s e _ _ ' .`E ` » a ~o 1 -'f 9 ,. ¢\.~# 1 *~*a f w l - l l l l l u :_\.r.|~¢»¢¢In Ma w 21.i§ 4 2 I U. single by Soil in the seventh. nn in gton talli ed twi c e i n | -inn in g whe n a d ro ppe d th - ke proved fq ta l to th e l~: u an d two unaxrned ~= = ~ th e pla te be fo re the a i ~ .retired.Th ey mimi i n u p 1dxth whe n Kr u se si n g le d a n ~ rod on P oets' on bagger. _ .-. . . LE grid withveof; localerence B\ai r B ows, ~ To Bennington Bailey F a n s Eighteen. GRID SCHEDULE Blur High School's 1942 5-ia r .' as /gg . \ |I : :O .eig ht games scheduled.Fi ve o f the se wi li be p lay ed on the lo c a l `\>, . ~+ -THE gN~rmu>n1.ss- l w u r Bla Marc h 8, 1879, at the poatoffic e at Blair, Diebnsam. -----~~» nwit1n¢9\\ \VPUBLISHED EVLICI nuxmu - i f l " v ~~ u -/ contendenn will meet the Ulm'team- Decatur Lyons, Oakland and Teknmah;a trvphy will be awarded the winning conferencemam. Four non-conference gamesme also scheduled. with Fremont, Wahoo, Valley and Schuyler. The schedule follows: Sept.18-Decatur. here Sept.25-Open.Oct.. 2-Valley. hereOct. 9-Lyons, here.Oct. 16-Fremont, there. Oct.28-Wahoo. there.Oct. 30-Qakland~ here. l \l r e1 c eg oitrl B l a u ' i s h e m L o h o u r H i t s Manager Earl Thomnoan xm-rnded hia 1942 Platte Valley nine before a handful ol'loyal local (rms.Sunday, and althoulh de-feated, 7 to 5, the Blulr team madethe game interesting and close un- til the final ntazes.Bob Bailey. on the mound for Blnir, turned in a brilliant r-formance. He allowed ten i i i . which were well scattered exreutfor t.he.sixth and ninth innings.Bailey sent 18 Bennington hittersback to the dugout by the strik out route. However. the defeat was chalk-ed up ngninn Deaver who replaced Bailey in the eighth with the score tied Deaver pitched in but two men.The lint singled and waswild, pitched ui third. and the sec-ond walked.Bailey.who wasshowin: signs of bein: tired inthe seventh and was wisely re-moved.returned m the mound. \I-le stnxck out the first man w face lhim but threw the ball inw center'field and both mnners scored. The following two men were easyouts. In the ninth a walk. an er-ror and two singles produced thefinal markers lor Bennington. Blair scored first by countingthree markers in the second inningwhen they hunched three ol their four hits, two lor extra bases.Deaveropened with a double. 'Stork novned out to second. Sollwsmtdovmin order exuect fordoubled. Alter that the localswhendo wni n order except fora walk to Mereditl n the fifth Bennington,tumed in n wc||~itched game and deserved to win.i n allowed ¢.ho,locals four- hits and struck out twelve.Bailey pitched nine innings, nl-lowed 10 hits,walked 3,struckout 18. Kansas pitched no innings, allowed 1 hit, I walk.Gottsch pitched 9 innings, allowed 4 hits, walked 2, and struck out 10.Winning pitcher "ottsch. Loa- ing pitcher-Kansas.Struck out-By Bailey: W. Su-verkruhbe 4 times: J. Grant 4; E.Peterson 2;Pickler 2;Peets 3;O. Petersen 1: P. Gottsch 1: Gold- nap 1. By Gottsch:Meredith 2;Green 1:Warrick 1;Stork 2;Soll 2;Goeker 1:Bailey 2;B. Thompson 1.Walks: By Bailey: O. Petersen twice; E. Peterson 1. By Deaver:Goldnap 1. By Gottsch: Meredith 1; son 1. PLAN SUMMERHOMEMAKING WORK Summer homemaking classawill he offered dur-ing June and August at the Blair Central School, with Miss Mary Gerlach, head ol the doxnmtic science de- partment,aa instnxctor.The theme o! the classes will centeraboutfoodpreservation.Theseclasses will be open to homemak- ing students in the high school. An, adult class for women oftheBlaircommunity will be of- fered, also, without cost to thosewho join. Tho type of work to be taken up will depend upon the in- terests of the group. __,A , /'./- _I ~5 /`'K \ ` %~ , - - - J ,`1`$$f1f» §l1.3~Ll\nm§ Assistant Editor;lllhlvn l\llv¢»»¢.-...., ____MA R Y - B E T H MC QUA RRI E , L oc a l Ed itor -- .- . ._ . .1 nu|n\.1"|":'\N'Linntvue (Jfperntpr Nov. 6--Open.Nov.11-nkamadm. here Nov. 13-Open. IN STATE FI FOR ashing Lic License Books, RISE Will Be o ese Books Are Complete clude Auhos, Trucks and re Compiled From Officia 1 r t. s t k t d in Th e boy s di dn 't alwsy s o~=with the ur npirin g. Bo th sid es g~ a. had bmak.Bla ir voic ed i ts ~ ag re emen t in th e si xth an d ha d ri g h t to,to o- -the ump ir e c all n play at thir d, sta nding way bac of sec ond, and didn't seem to hava n idea reg ard ing th e poaitio with mo n o n the balea. Th a t in i ng s u p a t h o u g h t - mi g h t n o t b e a h a d i d e a to h a v a me etin g o f umpi res in fo f mi n th e m o f corrr...t positions,esp~ ia lly wi th me n o n bo se . - - . . . . . - n n On ly n f e w f a n s tu r n e d o u t see the boy s play .W he n th e h~ was passed one fello w had n h~ ti me f in di n g a ni c k el, s o he g a a di me f o r two . I f it.'n wo wn tc h i n g - i s n ' t i t wo r th a t le~I.wo~bits?N o c lub c an ge t a lo wi th ou t financ ial support.S o t ne xt ti me chip in. 1 RESULTS SUNDAY, MAY r l Bennington 'ls Blair 3.Hermm 9; Elkhorn 3.Gretnx at Arlington, poMponed on mount of weather. e \. ..te am wa s defeated in the fin al round by th e Springfield Hi g h tea m,5-1.Vie:re gger,Spring- fie ld hu rlc r, limi te d the Ar li ngton hitters to two hits while his nantesgarnered6f r o m the hu rlin g of Gene Kru ger.W hen Springfield pushed across three ru ns i n the opening inning,i t wa s the fir st time in three y ears of state tourn-ament.c gmpetition th a t the Ar l- B PLATTE VAL- LEY STANDINGS Vo Lo\atn1BenningtonoHerman10 Arlington 0 0 Gnelna 0 0luair01lllkhornU1 P r .~ p ¢ 1 1 l £ » \ ' ~.'~ -r u r . ;.= = - = - * ~ u '" ',' » ~ ~~~~ = - F Q Q ~ f .Q u ~ . P £ E N ~ ; § . E ; E @ ~ R ~ ~ . °~ \ . , , r .f l 'A b u ~ ~~ , n d z e d l /s m s . | . e .u : e | . \ . | s o N ' F = » » - - = .u n c o u l s u m m o n s M m .._ 5 - 3 , . » - ' - ~L ..N 'l l i k e t h c w a y n * 'HOW Do YOU FEEL'RESPECTABLE rcs cclnhlc. He is a * " ° ,§';,g",§""E;=~m c n n o m s ;°:`§.°§;€.:,.:; :ks co n,0w~ER|sA\=mE x o ~ ~ \ . , \7 cmzsn +1 / ' ~~ :BUY WAR BONDS AND s1'AMPs MR-KH-uso",ITISANICE buai~csz dean and *`\/\'~\"%'.--~m rm, |vls|'r\ \255/< ,;~rum omu wma/ J ='JE-3 BUSINESS MEN FROM NEARBY STORES~Our check-ups show moat rc~nil bccr dealers nrc like that._ _J:f.he few "black shecp" dcnlcrs X'7 ~ ~o not last long. This is due to ~~. . alert Liquor Control Commis-5.~ \. ~ion and lo the bee: industry'A ' ._\ ~ -/ i f ~~clcrminalion to kccp the snlc T,=~1 ~ ;' f x' of beer wholesomo and law-~/./" -Ne b ra s k a BREWEHS AND BEER DISTRIBUTORS comm-me c m n m s E . S A N D A L L . s m D i r e d o r N U F l r l t N l t l o n l l B l n k B l d g .L i n c o l n ,N n b r . TH me IIEWING IN :u§Tn FOUNDATIO Abiding. }7us|.m4:sn IN C0-OPERATION WI Quality lMPlements and SErvic~~J n d i d l y eakifzg -» _ ' Coach .e.. 1 r . 3 . \ . . Rufus Olson Dudnp:rec ent sermons a nu m-ber of Ioc al fam! ha ve voiced the op in io n th at the y o u n g s t e r sshouldhavea vhancc to per» _| as \f_n.J.\uun U. ....-,_-M A R I E RA MUS S EN, Li n oty pe Ope r ato r r ~»~.._.Jones home.-"'~r~ ". *-f~l'\A*~i Mr. and Mrs. Pete Jones eggfwmf}.11gn aura :nam 3'mHéélnc a family dmner w.tary mh.h M ny 13 wnth Mrs. Roland Sm'*h-'§<'§5A§..§'é`ly§§, tg; ~ gggg Eight members `*"`°F'° present '°'|were Ruben Jones, Wal Jonesthe business meeung and lunchiand daughter, He be The group will meet on Muv 21 n 11 w nf rthaljonesmth Mrs. Clinton Appleby.|'{{',';,'{M ?A ace," Mable.ace o Exlrn, Iowa, and Mrs. Elesubo _School closed Fndsy, Jenni W Ienl ace of Blur.mlm was held on Sunday M .R ' // - _ , ._ , ....__~eu-"The DeSoto \Voman's Club met`"e°day evemng complxman \3 m_nlln l-Imelino_=g_g§;¢| /3 z /p i ' * H yM u t h e ear.:Miz hasI spqho: a mI a n :lo v 51 fe h Notice To Farmers r a H.Suverkrubbe asthaonlvDlavers I' -1--r~»x--1-~:~1»++-H-~u»Benningion lineup Car Load of Sodium Chlorate for Bindweed Control on Track in Blairoutof Get LICENSE. From COUNTY CLERK The Menuhers of the Damn Llullege fre'=hmm 1"r.|.Li\|d .1 tr I..,up 1y i m football and baaketbuil teams, 1 bemg Lhe moat. valuable play er un te am man a rs 11 1ge, c e e r emiers and | the basketball squad.Bu d Peter members o f the W .A .A .we r e i s u n ,junior.I'ortland,Maine,and presented awards a t at ba n q u e ty llu g h Hug hes J unior.Decatur, held i n the college din ing hall ; 1-ecef\ed' trnlmhies {°§,being ne County's l c : u a l u ul n . . -- ~ » »S- p e c i a l a w a r d s vg g r e p r e s e n t e d _ - - - - Published Alfnually By The Vith Registrations to May lst and railers of°the Entire County Registrations at County Quality lMPlements and SErvice 0 \'. have in stock 0ne-John Deer No. 735 pull type llster 0ne»]olm Deer model E spreader 0ne -Mo de l H t rac to r s pr ead er One-Model n tractor on steel ' e q u i p p e d w i t h r u l t i vi t o r 0ne»4B Johd Deer I4 inch plow T wo-Horse sweeps One-999 Gorn planter .E n v ~ ". _|_ »1» g E M , , _ .~.a-f r "*sr .~2¢»»*~¢*1~f~.:m¢. ~ ~~~W ?-. ,,.:.;E 51 iii '1,u ~ ; . . ; _ . ~~. » ...~# x . ;~"~~ .:. . . .;' e v 's >f~' A ~~~w~.L - 1 £ " *~ 4.\~¢..., , , § = = ¢ .:~~ ' r .~~W :; , § ; ; " ' \~ ' *f ' * ¥ ? . ~;~¥j ¢ ~.é ~.. &x ~ g ~ , f u - _ ~ , ..» : " T ` !..» z .:.f _ _-,. _ _ ,.._ . .1 ~B w ..\- 4 ,. .. .r a n w .~u I l n ~1 *\ ' = _.~. " I "f a "-' f » ' f ?< .~. '" s l k ~"r W '"\|. ; ¥. w w ~3 / "m u 1 4 . . .. . a h ~; :~B ~."; , t 0 4 \ P n A f a f ;_ , _; §~- 4 ~ j o h n D € € l '~~ ~.°J r a nn o 5 , 2 ; . . . T ¢"- \I » > .\:: e w M a c h m e r y ~~\~ ; Ii s€i11 Available! ~0 ~e=~Llsnan nzxrumzs ~ USED MACHINERY Two Mc mick-Deering 10-ft. Power B i n rsOne No.8-ft. Combine One No. 4 C, 14-inch Plow One No. 40C, 12-ingh Plow_ I H R T U I P I I I I I E l | ¢ \ | c i ; \ é \ é ° ' t i l ' e " ' fi ' d " ' T B §_. . { , , i ' ; , n i a n "u a ' . , . . e ; . u = . : ~ .v . . : °. : ' , . , . . , .2 - 0 .' z . . ' , , , .\e : . : : . : : ' : a a : . s . . . . . . N ' x u p u u g \ U U l \ | u n h I . . . r . . , . _ . . _ _s e m i - f i n h i s .A l t h o u g h h e l d b o o n e h i t b y I i h o l m ,V a l p a r a i s o h u r l - c r ,t h e r i i m r t o n t e m n p u s h e d a - c r o s s t w o r u n s i n t h e ' l a s t h a l f o f l h n s i x t h i n n i n s z .t a k i n g a d v a n t a g e .1;u1g J o ;puoumgp nnqasuqtheyturnedin n b r illi an t p er - fonnrmc e despite the defeat handed them.\ u n s w - - Ask Y -- - 1 Thereofsixerrorscommittedbythelnse1'S.Stork, on the mound for.-S rlington set his opponents downwith two hits and received perfect support from hismates. Saving Stamps Now!~ MUHS, '1'E1cAMAH,~WINS MILE AT ISTATE MEET; William Muhs, crack miter fremi Tekamah high school, placed firstlin his special event at the Nebras-Q ka High School State Traci: Meet;lust Saturday. Competing in ClassB, Muna ran the mile in 4=42.9.g Gene Kruger. §iefendini}'_chami3_-1 i True, they were week at theplate and some even appearedbefuddlednndhopinginstead of swinging;However,manyanolderplayer has overrzomethe same wealcness and with alittlemoreexperienceand practice they will overcomethis. No one can deny theywere not out there giving their best and what more can oneask for? n - w - The "best"rnentai errorwaschalked up against the Bennington first sacker.With men on third and first, he con-tinued to play behind the basemnnerinattemptingtoholdhim on base and as soon pp the T]h e r e A r e M o r eThe Cllllnty And Only 2500 Books Are Available RESERVE Your Book Early! \ lonu high lmnllu in umm v-eon in no bdlhr mm lemnd intha finals. The Arlington hunlleri tumd in a much better parfonn-:mea in the Omdm inv ludond;n..- \.- .ua sf. eh. mm mai.I iiiwhu aexivma ha would nmfur the bale. Al n xuult, Gol-g f da wg" |-=-»=gg_ rg; ~ r w mahlvn EZ... plnylng.Burt County Service Station A RL ING TON The Arndt Hardware C-ffoxl Implement Co.BLAIR Buy Defense Bonds N o w !With the retum auf Guuchnw,~A I ' t , 8 A u ' / 0 P a r t s F k '_W lf(R L o ,G q g g s Nr i m m ¢h 2 ; ' § . 2 'i , 3 m \ i f »f¢`Z'£,»,e.?,§i.D a n a C o l l e g e H N E ~}an \or:a ans wx ave an op-B l a i r F e e d ~ n it mo w hI N F I N A I S ;f,' ;' "' L'i »¥ ., ,., ,» I§ ";'»§i,";';';,¥ E ~V e r n e G u s t a s o n rnW ashington County Bank Wm. Reckmeyer 61 .,...._..=f~....:.. n. 1 hr ru.Springgaws Cafe be StoreI i m m q u u s n , u u m u u f . . n r u - -| -Arlington Leather Fairway Transier Advance Cleaners Alfred Andersen Arlingwn Oil C0. l i port. Barley: uerwmmnw un'rw'ber ,'_:a mana .~one dunng the wel §§"i,;"';;°;.,..:"::.,,':,:.,~ .;::f.\\J. L. Po un ds Iar season,Coach Car ol G a s t q o v" - _ » .ux..L \.....\..n u m m hm:t m !of the situatiop a t all N _T _~Arlingum State Bank B`§{"i=|°§`f`iqn» 'Es .'€.Ii3§;g §*:5~°e..'.£2..."!: .E§ZE'."f.m'1»'°.'Ii nl El Us Ben FranklinPl'¢P~Saturday.the two teams,auu =-~»-~ --.____met in the finals at the s um,at the end of we weventh. but " T " " " " "meet with Prep coming out ahexd,ho hnd a curve thn§ had the Thg G3ll\\)le S| _0 re I{0".€l'II\8l1 ~ collected four hits -nd;l nnington boys awmging u\\R a h S d 'St o r e o ma.m non.__No|§th defested Northeast ef*rn |W s t u 10 _ .. _,.,___1 ,1._- ..\- r f .__\,..».,\.umm an I n e s te m Au to As s o c mt e S t o r e E a t S h o p 'n..\... em,"Burt County CoOp Stationice Station Herman State Bank Truhlsen Hdwe. The Tyson-Long Co. ll Blair Lumber & Coal Co.|.l 'l .. I'l. l. 5 pc ; Ifu |u u u | | | ,A u - u ,' t 'su v ' u r ~'l r gt h 0 b e r g ,V l k l n g h u r l e r ,s e t ~c o n c e r n o d »an 5'a mE g t h ;L i n c o l n n i n e d o w n w a n d s t a r t s t h e s e a s o n w n t h t w o __L u s .& 1» Ib |e n n t h e m .L o c a l f a n s Clyde Nelson Skelly Serviceil Blair Flour Mm D n k s n n h n F u f nune ms. VISITS HUSBAND AT FLORIDA CAMP Mrs. Robert E. Jensen, inatruc- tar at Kindred Schooi during the pu t y e ar , le ft ~Mo nd xy mo rn in g fo r Jnc ksonville,Flor id a;th e m she p la nne d to vid! Mr. J e na m, a f o r me r He n n s n ms n , w h a i s n u - don ed n t an ar m y e u n p i n L i n t vic in ity . Mrs. J ense n is the f orm- e r J u n Re y n n ld l. nu..-W ..._._,h i v e been disgusted, fo r some ti me, wi th th e b us i n en af f ai r s o f th e c lu b a n d th e u ni ty a n d co9pez-ation have been lac king. As A resull. this y ear's c lub in- he ri ts th e uma r e p u ta ti o n é v-en th o u g h i t i n n o t deserving. F o r a succesafui season,th e boy s need y o ur supp ort;so let's g e t ou t m d ge t behind t h e m m d wh e n th e h u t i s 1 passed. rernemiber, they cannot n m t h e c lu b o n nic kels m d dimes.I t it. '| wor th th e ti me , W a wo;-gh mo re "dnugh". Kuhr & Enger Texaco Station ""'"3""'"' """'_Nebraska-Iowa O11 C0.OUTLYING STORESWilliam W alter Blair Telephone Co.Orum GarageGarner Service Station Fairway Oil Co. Phillips Service Station Blair Motor C0. 0ne»4B Johd Deer I4 inch plow 'Iwo-Horse sweeps One-999 Guru planter One No. Two Mc B i n One No. |.mick-Deering 10-ft, Power rs8-ft. Combine One No. 4 C, 14-inch Plow 40C, 12-inch Plow One 10-ft. McConnick-Deering Hay Rake, Nearly New T Y S O I I - - L o n g c o . m u m s BL AI R Ray. Krogh, Insurance Schafersman Store, TelbastaAxelgaard Service Station 0ne»4B Johd Deer I4 inch plow 'Iwo-Horse sweeps One-999 Guru planter One No. Two Mc B i n One No. |.mick-Deering 10-ft, Power rs8-ft. Combine One No. 4 C, 14-inch Plow 40C, 12-inch Plow One 10-ft. McConnick-Deering Hay Rake, Nearly New T Y S O I I - - L o n g c o . m u m s BL AI R _ P l a n ! - r n m n r n n f u s h -D a n a P l a y e r s B e g i n 4 - S t a § e ~ 1 o u r 5 m g g ;§ E E § § . E N D {E ~undny evening,May 9, at sevenV € l \ t 8 o g t h e ?'clol:k< ~ Euan Mengen ner- I c c r n i n W kr olmnelda ~a former g C C ' Blair girl, was bridenmuld and Eu'l *gene Delinven wu ben mxn. Mins Thumdn M .g\'Bette Miller, ulxu 1| former real- Hm Cmek Ai a SL r~M d°"* here, played the vine vrnmJ_ ¢_ Jensen ue s-m''l"he bride vvxm given in marriage K'enn;;nd Indi a 'A i d - M r s . ~brolher-ln-l:\\v,Delwln Dorca-gmgociet*-Al S The bride wore n toast-colored son >ma v°5er°-dre§smaker suit with beige necces-aa a'" a e 5?-»»graduation \$;.,'":;;",.,':s'.,..§:;=::2,;:°z: Towrgenduélubme church was decorated wlth palms l and colorful bouquets. Eighth Graders W in Awar nm mm, Do na ld Supra , Ja an Rhodes, Lyle Bohn, Clifton Suth- d erlmnd.1.- fSJunior' High Honor Society:Virginia Morse,Donald Staples, Joan Rhodesthe.,gi l Perfect Attendance: L\\tu.fl Jn-wn bers,Carroll Divoll,Thomnsine The Bcndorf.wxuxl Music:Donald Staples,Gloria cipal 1 Walton. _boyi Eighth GraderbamScholarship, upper 1062:Har- lold McKercher,Barham McCon-nccl uughy,Mildred Guyer,Viola l the Johnson, Betty Anne Schmitz.Juni High Honor Society:and l Ur d Donna Han-:A lCl1arloU,e Hhoa es,h tz Bur|;,w,;lnal\,Betty Anne Sc mr .-' l J hnsombarn McConaughy, Vroa o J h Milo 3914! Howard Al Boudmhl Shower Mn. James Thorn; Ve n Nuernbergeriesaes at a honseholc 9:30 breakfast. SatummplimmmrywSpadt;Miss Spadt' marriage rg Wayne Illalr was recently a it will be an event Guests were Mrs. bertz of Réd Unk.LG. Spndt, of Omaln Vinckel,Mrs.Wil Mrs.Carl Pieper,lKoopman, Mrs. Chr Mrs. Fred Guye'r,,lS\mds, Anna Beari; mon Belly ColleyfrVh._lArlene Hass, Mildred Guyer,o n .llleck, Harold McKercl\er'.Juna Mumek.D -~-....-.r.........nnrie»Charlottc Mayfield, rmon a nd Mi ss n e w co-host-1 K shower,and rday mor ni n: | Mi ss Eve iy n s approac hing La mb e rtz m announced, andl of ea rly J un¢ .i Herb ert La m-Z Io wa :M: e .R 5 1:Mr s .J .H.:hEll¥1 Gr i mm. ; Mr s .W .J . i s K .Bendorf iM i n e s Frvd:1\ f E vely n So lo 1 Anna 'I'hurstun,\ oruthy Davis.§ Helen Ande r-I J H Cmgi>ell,_who is enrolled I L A n u v l l t r m n m s r su x o oz u l|5 7 W' "_isFn.`i=so'ny so nun- for I. week-end vm:[with hu w§Ie3n¢§_ his paents, nr. a A n honors convocation fo r seve nth an d ei gh th gra de! Blai r J un ior Hi g h School ho ld on Tuesday afternoon. hi g hli gh t o f the afternoonthopresentation,by Pr in Be tte Eb or ha rt, o f th e ho no r a \ d g i r l- J o h n Bo c k a nd B m L c Con:mghy . Th e v w g w m ,wi th J ohnac ti ng as narra tor,included wa d i n g o f the class history mus ic by tho gir ls glee clui wa r d s we r e p mnc n f ed M f0\ and Mrs. J. E. ualnpnelx 5\I§»I1" Motlfer-baughter of the R9y;=l§eighb0r aroundH culuzzaung \......-.5,....___..1ighty in attenda nc e.Mrs.I I . H. Bru vm,an toastmistresa predded over a short after-dinner pro- gram.Dec orations followed a,~pa. lri utic tr end , with nut c ups i n the shape of a V marking eac h guest): vlac e.. o o 1c eptio n for twe nty guests was held at the apartment of the 110W -» ly weds.Mr s.Ha n s Sorensen, mo th e r o f the br i de , a tte n dw th e wedding._f Personal loss Is So Blush to Bear! We Ire I u l lylympnlhelict othosewhomlossrendersz r i e f stricken. Thx!iswhy we plan ourhmerxlservicelo rrlieve you nf al l unnetvsaary '\\__ e e . " u n - detail. BENDORF FUNERAL HOME f-(.. Friday. my zz Fort Calhoun High School GmdnmtionHerman Birthday Club Busy Cooke':'udy Shmnburg Saturday, May 23W. R. C. Kensington-Mrs. Al- u F mi n \la \.n !1l||h r a u es¢h01=»rshi{»f"'{Ip§£=5 1o¢z I § un, anThe with ! prizespads, Sislen Al Lu Mrs Mrs. 1 twelvethe S el'l\00lsimi\a friend noon, EnterAl T1 Mn man,taine<next 1 afbenMead Hunt LoweJnme won p_ E Lum 'rr E, o ncsd Kam Rho,Club rnInt neck \|=.u n \L the b\mn».ss g"h uh rcfrn-<\\xm m m serwei. mutt nnchnlcd Audr \l \h 'md Dar- ant r \\|l\ entertain the club on Ma) 28. nt t \\r and "rs \\'x\ter Gntschow,I <\\n\\un \1ar\Iyn Menckc Margar- Sec doc] MezKln T 5 tain dn; 'Q ert: om spcg his main;Be I Luth era n Guild-» Mrs . J ame s Han-Moines,Ringuted,I o wa ;Chltvfsvl l d ~~E . ,: :; . f " ; f ;Q ;j ) j, : , .-m o r n i n g w a s s p e n t a t c a r d s .~~.~f n "" ~A .*R .N .K e u s l n l t i o n i l s b e z t c i r r l g x a n g l r i D a n a C o l l e g e p l a y e r s p l a n t o P r o f .p g s ~W L .I a h l s t r o n 1 o f i t h e c o n s o l a t i o n a w a r d .o p e n s .f o u r - s t a t e t o u r w i t h a n a s - . t h e L n i v e r s i t y o f M i c h i g a n ;D r . .p g g r 5 g | ¢ e g t ~H i l l i n O U J 8 A .I l l .S l . \ . l f t € V 8 . I I ' l .O f U 1 8 U n j V e r * | ' h a t h i ( T h u r a d a )e v e n i n g a t 8 s i t y o f K a n s a s ;a n d D r .A .L . Th e Roy al Neig hbo r k ens ing ton wi ll me et 'I'h\.nsdxy,Ma y 28,a t th e h ome o f Hr s .Ma r ti n Ne ls on f o r a one o'c loc k luncheon. Co -H l saos»s if _E lm ui t o f the Un iver si t of No - lncheons . J ohn Sutton and her sister, Smory Hunt, J r., entertained e guests a t a lunc heon a t utton home, W ednes day aft- 1.Th e cmhostesses pla n a .r e nter ta in me nt f or sixteen ls,to be he ld Fri day :titer- also at the Sutton residenc e. Illinois*Rac ine Wisconsin:W H- . 1 lli fle Blairites : k a mt h P lf i y s. J.Stu art Ha u e r o f Teka~\ fo r me r ly o f Blair,enter- i si x B lai r f r ie n ds at a d es -iunc heo n at he r home, Friday nearly si xty years of existence,noon.The g uest lis t in c lud edih at the s c hoo l is sen ding a g roun \ d t d is f C f f r n i aamesC.D .Ho war d ,E' 1 ° r y l° f s tud e n ts P "s to u r to W e s mi tE o u I ll; in : . u E lf . wn ig h t a i e g i n a r , J r..J ohn Sutton,W i lb u r a s l a y iolsen,C1.llbori.50n, Montana;Ha n s Carlsen.Berkley ,California; .',W ay ne Stc inbaugh,Bild'"Or det" i s dir ec ted by Pa ul Ny es C» Th°'"T'§°"llirs.S"t§; '1ho lm, p rofe ssor in the De partment the c onsolation pnze at c s Hof Danish at Dana College.It was .0 Plans first presented at Dana College at 23 ,H 22,'the an nual me eting o f the S nrieig: ' 'ru for the Advanc ement of Sc andina le anniversary unc heon of P vian Stu dy . whe n it 'met with en» |Sisterhood will be hel(;7wBd thusianic \-llpplnllse.l":\\~~r:\lr|» sy i' " ° " " ' ° °" ' MM' f 5 'L '.li cornrnent cami:fr o m suih \.f=t<~~¥ P¥\1fiH lm' -rs.uc i '~personages as D r Jllsvgrll . xvxl ades is c hslnnan of the c o rn lo!the lfliivrxsrity of N1l~r.iskn: ee in charge.Guest speaker he even t wi ll b e Mrs . An n my -;'rof Tek amah .|=,3=j= =~~~< < ~ ~ " v ~ ~busniess rneetinir wi ll fo llow|. 2 € T W ~s iiiiwigiifl he home of Mrs. Franc es 1llur~|j c a 2.._~. 1.|_\\. l Mrs.li:\.|\:l | l | r v u r|11:rru\d ads Entertain ing liiunday ,fr om Imma nu el Hospi- Hon or Of Nep hew li m . ir. and I\lrs..C. It. Me ad enter-|Ve rn o n Hollan d son Q; Illr. and 1cd at a faintly gather ing, Sun-Mrs. in. G, Holland , is in wi ll: 'lllv ,i n g n n q f oft tlgrir r pl1e\,.menSleB_ o d ieu enan orne o -..' l. . fo rmer ly of Her ma n.Sec -l Mr s Chris Hi n z snenl.several |Lieutenant Robertson v,,»n5| d:\ys last week at the George Ohrt -ndin a te n -d a v fu r lo ug h with h o n1 e i n Fo r t Calhoun. gfa the r , E M R° b @€ f i° " ff He r -Mr s. lu. G.Hollan d, W i lma a no .n , fo llowin g a pe n o tmm' § He le n Root and Avi s Bene wer? r a t a n off1c ers.school in Fo r t Oma h a shoppers, Tuesday . nnington,Georgia.."n e sts o f th e Meade were Sec-Bi ll B o lln su b mi tte d to a ma jo r "f ~._._..:ln...|"'n.P\wn"nnoration a t Methodist Hospital oc lo c k.Other stops on the itlner |Q s y a r y wi ll include I ti mla llw n . . D e bff-Sks_ neapolis , Albert le a a n d Evans lc ome me ntally deranged an d be-l Mr s.Le ster K ro nb er g ha s be en Minnesota;and Centerville. South lieves himse lf to be Jesus oi ' l»pati ent a t B la i r Hos pital since Dakota.Nazaretl:I n the c limatic our- o[S aw= dar mq r n i n s .Ac c ording. to K a j Mu n k ' s powe rful drama .ac t he recovers his sanity an d repo rts she is getti ng along r ac e- "Ond et"(The W or d), will be Ql@ ~'mises his sister-in~law f r o m the l5 "-. sented in the original Danish ldead.Seve ml othe r vivid ly - c lrz wnl Mr . an d Mr s . W . W . W ilk i ns o n Although the D ana CollegeA C ap-;c haraeters f i ll ou t the cast,f o r spe nt Thu rsd ay evening i n Oma - pells Choir has given c on c e rts"Ord et" is fi lled wi th a vita l su s- "lla, g ue sts o f th eir d au gh ter , Mr s. th ro ug h ou t th e Un ited States and pense an d surprise,c ontaining Canada an d has mad e two tou rs © °many striking sc enes and hu mo r- Europé,this is the first time in ous speeches. me .1015 Rotzel a oo e ma This unusual drama portrays a ggbmskz;n°`d on her uncle, J. heological student who has be-n .|Y Har old S c ha fe r a nd fa mily . Mr s.George J ohnson an d Mr s . La ur a Ire la nd we re Wednesday evening dinner guests o f M m Ma ry P ate an d Mis s Id a Kn ox. M m . J P. J ensen spent several day s i n Gra nd Island,last week th he so ,Soren J en andArc hie M° f " -Alberta.C"'!"d"= .lilfai 1y , ran dnwvith her d i l g h t e r Edna Bon ds,Fa n mn gto n .M\nne~Ml_s_E ld r Lar se n a nd family . Th e cast,pic tured above,ln - l Flowe r S ho wun d sy , Ha y 2 4 Ma s te r Mi lke r s 4 - H C l u b - Beverly Mar sha llWednesday,Ma y 2 7 Mai ds o f Ma t lleanne Ma r - a a n P. E .0.1-'Pea senLu th er L ea g u e Th u n d a y , M i r 2 8 Stud y To L ea nn Mrs . Ole J e n- senHo me I mp ro ve me n t Club - -Her - ma n P a r kBlai r Me r r y ma k e r s - Mr s .Carl Han senLu th er an Brotherhood---Annual Me etin g ALMA SOREN SENWED IN DENVEF IMi ss A l ma Sorensen,for me rl o f B la i r a n d the y ounger dough te r o f Mr . a n d Mrs . Ha ns Sorer <"\l .fr this c ity ,was mar ri ed lrIE§0alli1or}:\i);lTnanKIdl1llE1iIi\u F°t"§'§§L§l Mr . ~ M1- s. F. W . A rn d t SP 9 r ', J a rn e s II .Parri sh o f De nver , Co Laurel Nlebraslca Ronald J ensen llllonday an Linc oln,where ll ;\ora do, a t the Beth any llvang elic . 3 n I w a mild Fd wa r d Han_lAlT'ldl'.attended a l30l\l"€l rneetl B Luth eran Chu rc h of Denver,Sa pcncer,o '.'-d d of the insuranc e c ompany of whlc hl - - sen,Har la n,Io n a .' l s n inc lu c le is vi c e president.| in the cast is Sy lgla =;=@eb;fl= \re t Dor n,m a h r °..rs.\\-'i l a u h t e r ~ H 5 fnliln ir..'sc hool teac her, entertained several ~~ rtnc g S wrs ec 0 _lo th c r fac ulty memb ers a t the home of Mrs. E. B. Canigan, W ed-- - - W hi c h W e Ca nnot Reb e \ I q \ *~nf.sday evening.less of Present Condition, Y B l ' l ( l B ~`f."~lllr.and Mr s.Gle nn Nic holson Ove r i n to ,tn lnnerspririg. 'a n ti : ta i ne d in ho n or of the bi r th - :of Sp rin gs Lf t a n d 1 |I s . 1 day of their son,Louis,Sunday .;Phon e W h ite 155 or 1 Slmongf;those present were l\ir.~B l.. n - C b i n C amp _1 " .:and Mr s .George Nic holson,l\lr.{'a 4.a ...ia nd Mr s.Bi ll Gutsc how a n d ;,..=$;=' f 3 r dang hte n a nd Mrs . F ern Pe ter sen ~~1 l Mi ss Eunic e Carlsen,daug hter ~.~of Dr .a n d . Mr s .N .C.Carlsen,` "- .Q... wi ll b e g n her n e w duties th i . J:.§".cc k_enll as ~ ~ ~¢J " ~ ;_.J.- " ! . -e r v g w ey W alte r Hube r. Mi ss Ca rls en is a me mbe r o f th e 1 9 42 B lai r Hig h Sc hool graduating c lass.E II dwin Davies a n d wi f e o f E 1 - l i e .S n a p s h m This Is the Most Beantifn Bea uty of Yo ur Flu rve r (\'4c f s , A ` g i n ,I l l i n o i s ,a r e s p e n d i n g a f e w -l ~ *Q "5 5 d a y s i n B l a i r c a l l e d h e r e b y t h e "Q ;r.3 J death of Mr .Davies*moth er.They expect to return tp Elginl;K O D A C I » »4E ;-> ;Ei§3,J.. n l1 - . '` Old Mattresses ui ld an d Mak e L ik e N e w .Rmznrd- 'u n C nn Ha ve Yo u r Mnttr mm Mad e W e " ave 0 n\ y a V er y S mn \l Stuc k Mmo n t lmf mss ible I n Ohia in Mon-. Br i n g Y o u r Y\lnl\r\~s>\ m the W e D elh c (»()| \ uDay Service l i t t r e s s e s Co. ~ +»z--n--a--viz-\l+~z~-1-4-4~-ili; ts In Color! xl Time uk' the Year. Preserve the larden and Picnicn with Shuts of DL OR F IL M m Is Ideal For Colored es and Coiored Movies rss Studno IE L OP ING S E RV ICE ¢ ¢ » ¢ l l l l l 4 q z n d l b i Sl'ECIAL.S" ' ( `A RR OTS , C a l i f . Gr e e n To p , b u n c h ~"".\Sl'.\RAGUS, home grown, 2 lge. bunches 15c B . \ I f \ I . \ N A S , g o l d e n , b i g f r u i t , l b . ~ ' = ' ( ) R A N G E S , C a l i f . S u n k i s t , d o z . ~(`0l*`FFIl'}. P. & G.. drip or reg., 2 lb. glass .....53c l'()RI{ & BEANS, Yellowstone lge. can 3 ° c$1.59 . 2lc "RAISINS. 2 lb. cello bag .. '*'l*`l,0lJ'R, Mystic. 48 lb. sack R().\ST. fzmcy rih or chuck, lh._STIGAIL fancy Sirloin, lb. .~ 3 2 c LARI), A1'n\0ur`s Star, lb...15c v m Rlanm zisi CRYS TA I, W HITE \'ND PALB IOLIVE COUP ONS \..". » -s x l.hT lx E I nous s'roi~i`E" ~r ~ e m Booth's Fresh Frozen Strawberries, Red Rasp- b c ' r i e s E t e . ,C o r n ,P e a s L i m a B e a n s B r u s s e l s l 1S p r o u t s , B r o c c o l i , E t e . ; a n d F r e s h F r o z e n F n s h n nnd Lieutenant zulu.nu n.\,\.u n\.. ¢| ' r"-"... \_A...¢.mmm!1?nh¢=rLqnn of. in Oma ha. W e dne sda v morn in:either the last uf thia.wc el: or une;{1rst of next. week. Gue sts o f Mr. a nd Mr s. Stard ey J ensen, W ednesday evening, were Mr .and Mr s .E d Jensen,Mi s s \ li.0 Inm:en.nil"B.J .Hi lto n E :4» Kodachrome Fil Projection S\id Rabba 24-HOUR DE\ l~x v l v u A \ v u . » v v --. . - . . . . . . . . .. f h a M 1 a n d M r s .D w l g h i l 1 1 M , m M s m t z o n s o n c Ze usll\:| ruuu, a.n .-.. _.___J ohnson and c hildren of Dec atur.n[rS`:" ";{'ué §;£"'i .to an appendcc torn; \V.»R. C. Kenslngtou Mc thu dist Hospi tal.IMr s .A lta F m i n wi ll ente rta in! at h er ho me ,Saturday a fternoon, May 23, for memb ers of the W om- u.n's Relief Corps Kensington. -- - Blair Merry makerg Mr s Carl Hansen wi ll b e host- ess to member s of th e B la ir Me r- ry rnnkrrs Qg b .Fhursdny W " Mr s.Flo y d Smith plan s to on- tc rtain a nu mb er o f fr ie nd s.F r i day ,in celebration of her birth anniversary . Mrs.Rasmus Hendric kson of Gran d I sla nd and Mr s. Alf red En ge r of B la ir vis i te d at the Mar ti n *Larsen home near Or um,Friday . |L|\ra .Tnhn Di xo n of Fo r t Cai I » 'z2i§I.§a¢§~ 1:hfrH°én,Mr.and I Mrs. Merton :Ruhr and family, and Mr.and Mn.Earl Jen§en._ The,A:..s..».m »-h4+~i°- I~++++-§» +P'l"P'\*¥ ~l"i~4*4" P1'4'¢r'P°l '1 i r- r Don't Thinlt You Cdnnot--». Build or Repair W i t ho ut A P e r m i t ---You CAN; Ther.Are No Restrictions On Repairs And \ Maintenance And On New Building Blair Lbr & Coal Co Phong No.4 Farmers Can Spend $1060 City People@an Spend $500 In Anyg'l'welve Month Period Wi t ho u t A P e rm i t Phone No.4 SEE US AT ONCE a IF YOU NEED BUILDINGS or REPAIRS ron, May 23.ln e r u g u mr un ~.........-....g o f the gro up is pla nne d.houn spent. Thursday in Blair with her brother-in~la w and sister, Mr. .E .S.Kensington an d Mr s . L .W .La tte; Mr s.E .S . Tr i p p wi ll entertain Mr .and Mr s.Mer ri ll Hansen »e 0 .E .s .Kensington a t her and son, Misses Else and Annette ~ f:nnn'1\ QMMd ne xt Frese spent Sunday wi th .thgir )m0ucsd ssish hs. `h\1rs Mn noste laylc-ssc Lhcbfidg Lmh M lerhWvd The \chu\ Str( Lu! A will Ch\ hurBri I Ch J. birM I BW v o'< M Cl ine\vi se le v\ H h d s OT!\ V € 5 L u i l l w i i m - . - - - - »n y a f t e r n o o n .S h e w i l l b e e d b y M r s .F I.S .T r i p p a n d M .R .L i p p i n c o t t . iday Af ternoon Club 5.Alfred 0.Sick will be ss to members of the ThursAfternoonClub,today.A rt luncheon is planned. and afternoon will be :[Juli it se. \parents,'Rev. and Mis. H. C. Jul Frese.The children of Mrs.Ilonalcl Newell,who are visiting theirgrandparents, Mr. and Mrs. .lake Bross. became ill this week with m eaisles. Mrs.Yirigil llilgenkuarip of Arlington,pictured above, was Miss Marjorie (inuse before her marriage on May 10. Mrs. lil.G.Holland entertaineo t a buffet supper, Sunday evenIllrs.illnry Nelson of Audubon,51 iowa arrived Fridav for a \\\'ek`=='~ 1 xxsit --.ilnnghter,Mr. and Mrs.21.0. 11 with her son in lun and \\lS and family.ieran Guild 1 J-lr. and Mrs.- ifioyd fi lille rs. J ames Hansen plans to Uri-,und children of Pavillion were: the L u th e r i n Gui ld ne.\:+Sundsy visitors a t the home o f U n 4 \l n e s d a y a f t e r n o o n ,M a y 2 T .ll»lrs.'I ` r u m b l e ' s p a r e n t s ,M r .a n d m e e t i n g w i l l b e h e l d n t t h e l l l l r s . J o e L o v e . r c h p a r l o r s o n W e s t J a c k s o n ret. her League. meeting of the Luther League. be held at the First Lutheran irch, Wednesday evening. idred.dgeview Club\.meeting of the Bridgeview il:is planned today with Mrs. Merton Ruhr as hostess A thday celebration will honors.Ruhr, Mrs. Ralph Longwell, cl Mrs. Carl Sorensen. Club Peter Svendgaarcl,who hasbeenapatientintheQninhn Methodist Hospital following aseries of major operations, plansl to return home sometime next week.Hans Lund of Minneapolis. Min-nesota,visited in Blair,Sunday, with his brother, N. T. Lund and family.Mr.Lund was en routehome following a visit anions rel- atives in Mill Valley, California. Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Holland and Ison, Vernon, plan to leave elfly next week for several days' '*lS\l larnong mlatives and friends inWichita,Kansas;St. Joseph and Chillicothe. Missouri. l ns. honoring Bliss Helen ltoot nf Rockford, Illinois, who is here on n visit.Guests were Miss Rn<»i Wilma Root, Helen A e,Blnrgziret Aye, and Thelma élirundagf. Mr. and lilies. Will Linden,:ic companied by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Imond Linden of Tekamah,visited in llartington, Nebraska. Sun dsy;they were guests of tlieil son-in-law and daughter, Mr. nm Mrs. Kenneth Rndler and baby. Monday guests of Mr.:ini ltlrs Huis Wrich,in celebratioi `of Mrs.W1-ieh's birthday,werhlr, and Mrs. Henry Koiir, ChriWrich,Miss Mary Wrich,Pet Christensen,Will Ktthr, Mr.anMrs.Ge03`RTr+H. Kohr.and .lol Kuhr.Mrs. Hans C. Sorensen return:to Blair, Wednesday evening, fo lowing s three-week visit in Dever,Colorado.During the tin she spent in Denver. Mrs. Sore sen was the guest of her dang ters, Mrs.Delwin Dunlap a Miss Alina Sorensen.The V Club will meet at 2:30 G M M V F:k ill sv uestaof L a n d rs.". n s l h m i~ f.." 's.i't."'°..{'°'3.°° 5 ~~~no i r.a r e . . . r r r i . ' " " . .. i ~ . i z iss vonne s e Cecil Baughn, Sr., and son, C'¢cil,l earlyfmflli i s ~ i . .. ? " .visit wi ubs'recent organization meet- Jr. ot' Pender; Mr. and Mrs. Cl*""l Mrs. Jo`lmson's father.Wo s.the following officers wereectedz'president,Isabel Flynn; ce president,Darlene Sorensen; cmtary,Betty Stirnpson;news eporter, Luzee Fuhlrodt. f". S. C. S. To[ave Dime Luncheon A one o'clock luncheon will beeld at the Methodist Church.; Fri-a afternoon la the Women'sy.yioeiety for Christian Service.The ence Meyer of Lincoln; and Mrs. Donald Bellows of Omaha.. Mr and Mrs. Alfred Ensrer and Janet and Norma Hendriekaenhad as their dinner guests, Mon#day evening,Pvt. Wallace Hush of Michiirnn and Mr.and Mrs. Dwight Patrick and sons of Craig. Miss Grace Bassett,gradeteacher at Rose Hill School, leftearly this week for Albion where she I spend the summer.Mine je;tt)1e Johnsons were en route Sal Lake City, where they vresideandwhere Maier Johm will be stationed.Visitors to see Fred Long ding the past weelt included Iand Mrs. Earl Caldwell and Ne Mr. and Mrs.Howard Long iLinda, Mrs. Wayne Putnam, it Hana Jorgensen,Mrs.~ .Pound, and Mis.Carl Hind Mrs. s. H. Headley was an co 1 I ornrnittee in charge includes Mes-» as R.E.Vinton,Emmettiwnds. F. w. Arndt, Geflrge wil- son,Henry Meierhenry, and Dan Fliompson.Mrs. E, J.Hancock will have huge of the devotionnls:.The lesson,"Christian Familyrs'willbe conducted by Mrs. C. R. Mead. W S. G S. memb-era will brinBtheirdime folders,which H123 hive been fiilirg dttrimr the year! B...1'il resided at the Albert Sprick home while teaching 'Rose Hill pupils. Walter Hancock of Herman wason the Omaiiastoek market. Mon-day, with a shipment of 65 headofhogsaveraging386lbs.fo night guest,Friday. Mrs. Grace Simon of Om spentmeveral days in Blairweek with her mother,Mrs.mira. Stapleton,while Mrs l est Tornblad attended G1 1|Chapter of 0.E S.in Om: which he received $14 per hun- she returned home on Friday.dred and A. H.Bartling of the* E.Stapleton of Omaha | noMwest part of this county. was Wednadly with Mn.Simon on the market' with 15 head av-Mrs.Stapleton, Sr. emging 254 lbs. for which he re-Bible ms Sell-Br ;"§ Special .'s "sn:cnu. uuxss Bowl. { Here's an ideal salad or fruit bowl 5of clear ¢r`ys|o|.\ Makes on unrac- ' tive Doble decoro-; Hon.-High\y pol-`- `ished whh oblong \ Huted shape.` 9 c 'Q BARGAINS l n utiful 32 Piece _ _ - I - I l l D Lots Of Other Tableware, Bea Dinner Sets B Lawn-»Ax°senate of Lad and Po t at o Sp ra y ' The Arndt Hdw aha lust se- Brn- a n d th a : E p m tand n u n Gerin the luncheon.lgelved the uma price._n Advertise in 'nm EntePPr|.n Buy Bdelwe Bond: and Kamp!u Brings lwmlu Swing Stamps Now!mmy. afrlle »hu outsold ' ' by 200.000 copies, in I \1_.l_.....\»...\l¢...Qi 1 f Q ,r.J : ,;.z Q0 ° a p 1 o f Y l e w a ~ ~U ' L ' K i ' ~Mrs. Georxe Mencke entertadned in honor of her birthday , Tuesday , fo r M a n s .and Mesdamea L o w eMenc ke E d Me n c k e , C u l Schnei-d e r m i Ray mond,Claus s a m a - de r an d Ar le ne . . Mb er t Ruh r an d Du an e. Har ry Ma ds en a nd f amily Irvin Mueller, Rudolph Lienc ke andJ i m,Mr s.Gu s Menc ke an d J a c k ....|; Orum News Mr md Mn. George Miller ofBllit lpnnt I-'rid.|y evening at the Ed Hank" home.Mr. us d Hn ~ L a r s e n a nd Altml. wcompamed by Mrs. A. I. Magill xnd Bobby of Spiker, wereSundayafternoonvisitor;ofMrs.Mary Enger near Hennan.The Bisbee and Rose HinSahoolscloned, Friday,with nic- nica.. lay War Bonds Ivory Pay Day 'A'i w LUV; Double Our Quota Mr. md Mn. W. T. Wddrvn leitI r s v ilit ii!!!nsv ull dlynuw o-. ~Mnsvrom Euan,~ ~OF |nterest Mr . an d Mr s. W illa rd W eb b an d dguprhter o f Salem,Orexon.vis- ited.Thursd-lv even ing, at the G. E. Kra nber x' h ome; othe r vi sit-o r s a t t h i s h o m e w e r e M r .g i n ! ::1 I .e w .s .C .S .¢ n u = = m i n ¢ d t h o o f L o u i » v i 1 1 ¢ _K e n t u s f t h o d i s t c h o i r .S u n d n v S c h o o 1 |M n .H .L .M c k i b b e n g m r e - l t u r n e d 1 'm L a n d e d v i s i t w i t h c h e r a .a n d g m S u n d a v S d \ 0 °r o a n e x.~ ;v n v e s a n d h u s b a n d s o f t h e r e l a t i v e s a n d f r i e n d s -A w a v a b o u t ~ u p w e r e a l s o s w e a t s a t t h e n b f o u r m o n t h s .s h e v i s i t e d i n N e - r w l d c h w a s h e i d W e d n e s d a y b r n s k a ,D e n v e r .C o l o r a d o .B a k e r s - n i n p :i n t h e c h u r c h b a s e m e 1 1 t . ' I i e l d a n d L o d i ,C a i i f o m i a . .W h i l e ~.L e o W e b e r s t r o k e i n b e h l l f i n C a l i f o r n i a ,s h o a l s o v i s i t e d h e r t h e o n n n i z . a t i o n .a n d T h e r l o t w o s o n s w h o a r e i n t h e m u y . *:L u i !O b i s i o ,i n d a n d Mr ; s k a J u r lz b ln th we r e Mr . an d Mr s .Alb er t Hedeiund and Harly c e,Mina Agn es Johxnaex. and Na il D o w of 1 Omli lm,M n . g y M o r r i s o f E e a m e v. N e b r a s - B m J ung muzh and Clif ford Bielice spent Sllrliilv wi th Clif- |~;l ~yenf5_ Ut!!~ ' P n » \ & l 'rH e r e F¢ The United States Employagnglgr rv ies il lookin In qununewxs§;,,,__,,, m !i\\tha fdltvllllllhvi Campl:¢|\'s Mortuary j J ;'l I \ esr Diesel Power Shovel Op-erator -_--,_-..----$9B per wk. Metallurgist --_-_.-$200 per mo.\ Journeyman Sheet Metal .Bldg.~ ConstructionWorkers____----$l.25 per hr. Journeymen Carpenters-;Tunnel Men _-_s1.:'/7%per hr. rrimma newClerks--s--1.80-$8.20 per day Printer Operator _---$.80 per hr. Stenographers -._--,$120 per mo.All types of MEN O F F I C E Reckmever responueu.n w - -thlrty-five were nresent..Mrs. E"-gt Johnson and Mn. rr a i Plug e were co-hostessea.Tuesday. w the Idyll Hour Exten. iwalter. at. Point. Richlilond. g Friends here have leamed of the_weddinizpl Lynn H. Gaines, son ol Mrs Jesse Gaines of Omaha, insionClubat the Johnson l\°m¢{Miss Helen Delores Hitr:hco¢l¢. The leaders. Mrs. Emorv Samuel son and Mrs. Clarence Norskov resented the lesson on "Cheeseglakiniz"After the business meet.- inz and lunon the ladies ex-ewgred flower seeds. vlnnts andbulbs.Mrs Ralvh Decker was ll guest.Curtis Schmidt 16-year-old son ,daurhver of Mrs.Alvin N.Hel.einem. alan of Omaha.The wed-ding took ulaee on"May 2nd at. Elk1City in the Methodist ?h"~hs at»,tendants were the bnde's mater. Miss Harriet T.Hitchcock andClydeGaines.brother o l thelrmwm.The couole will reside an Omaha.wo a xmzs with c o n s r n u o l r Mr. and Mrs. ivimam Schmidt,M Fred rr,a child rTION EXl'ERlENCE.il... selected to renreeent. Aning-lg , svent. ri! lsreelbcnde~ An types ol s xrs ms s c l-:o l CONSTRUCTION WORKERS- habor to Crane Operator. For these and hundreds ol oth- er openings, write to the United States Employment Service, FN-rnont.,Nebraska, or cont.ac€ their representative when he will be in the Court. House nt Blair on Wed- nesdays from 9:00 to 4:00. ton at the Bova' sl"W which ""°"f° Mr, and Mrs. Julius Hass.in Lincoln on May 23rd.-'m9»]C. C. Cook in ill at his home.who la a junior in the Arlinzton|Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Gardner andhigh school. is swnsored bv the daughter. Marian, soent. the week- Arlmgton Volu.ntee_r Fire Densrtvend in Bemaford. South Dakota. ment.Joan Ludwnt. dauahter ofRaymond Ludwig, also a junior inthe high school, was named by theauxiliary of the American Legion,which is snonsorink her. for the Girls' State.Roth young people ooln.Mrs. H. W. Sohoettzer.chair-man ol the Red Cross work in Arl- plan to leave on Saturday for Un-\ l1 ~'' '_f -f'" f>~e p : f i-W l o m h _w s . . . Members of the March MixerslClub met with Mm. Fred French. Wednesday afternoon.Guests in~ .eluded ltlesdames Lillard Jensen.lGilhert Williamsen and Darvl ofOmaha. Earl Thomuson and i s Mr. ind Mrs. GlenhAle1]a;r;d.3;n;`h Kemneke Mr. and mrsiiefingnmiiand 32% Hiizh m\e§'Clvd91.hR ""§_"1';°'2)m-hMf- and mal and Paula, Thursday evening.l a n o rn a._IKlMrs. C. H. Nelson entertained a M _ and Mrs. Herman ruse annda uhwm visited Sundav withl*demonstration,Friday miter- . w n 'K m it '"°°"~~ §3I»'u."$7 »~..¥.LT.'2 se w "l Prank Van Deusen,who has Sunday dinner zuem of Mr. and been a ultient at the Veterans-Mre. Julian Jumbmm wer., M,.\l-Ingpital at Lincoln for some time and Mrs.S. R. Bataon and Mm. returned home. Wednesday. Fred Walter and two dauxzhten.,Kennard Hilzh School baccalaur- Maralee and Diane.ate services were held at the Meth- Mr. and Mrs.Hugh Rhea andndiat Church. Sundav evening. Paula were guests of Mr, and_ Mrs.l 'Mi-_ and Mrs.C. Vance haveHowardRhea at a fish dinner, moved in with Mrs. Ruth Rosen-wi»'"i"d"i.."°"i§.§';.emen nedlhanm.Mr.Vance is workin: in au a n Wahoo.about thirty of her class zraduatea ~~o l Benson High School at h e r mf 353 ,'§'§2n§l';',§_.'"";.°§'§i horne,T"=ei=¥ afternoon,at n 'ilrs c. Vance and Mrs. Elsie Mn- sneak dav Dicnic.1*`ts ThMAmi d De v . rm.Presto l°\' were zues ~.e ned rneet~ wichds Mrs A H Junghluth ...S mr W'"be with " f e James '_ p' |_] `'ie d d ~Schneider. 5§i"...§" .i§.'.§§?..fia€L§ £2 '"§iff§°Mr. and.Mrs. Carl Sorenson and Tuesdav afternoon.'family visited, Sunday, at the Har- Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Peterson old Laut.ruD home.of Arlington visited Sunday with A group of friends and neixh- familv.___ __,bi-ste her birthday. Wednesday. ---- _an.r.~.e..,|,:..\....f. Mr. and Mrs. J, 0. Marshall and bol'S helped Alma Svogerson cele- Jacx nnuspent. the week-end with Abe Sutherlands. Miss Evelyn Hansen of Blair appent the weekend at the om Christensen home.Sunday evening guests at theGeorge Mencke home were Mr.and Mrs. Will Wulf and Dlnllld. Mrs.Ruben Divine called on Mrs. Austin Renshaw, Monday. Mr and Mrs.Walter Petersen ami children, Bobby and Shirley,were Monday evenixur visitors ot the Otto Christensen family. Mr. and Mm Louie Mencke hadas guests,Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.George Mencke and daughter, Sharon.Mr.and Mrs.Abe Sutherlandcalledon the John Sutherlands, Sunday.Mrs.Paul Kempcke accompan-ied Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kempckeof Blair to Tekamah, Monday.Mr.and Mrs. Fred Andreaaencalleri on Paul I-Cempckea, Sunday. Miss Margaret Wulf was a week-end guest of Lorraine Jen- sen in Omaha.M.a Pi-nfl Jensen and daugh- Mr .and lan. Floyd weluver orOmahawereSundayd i n n e r guests at the Ed Hansen home.Rev: and Mrs.G.A. Carlsen oz' Omaha were ai!-er-noon visitors.Mrs.Rasmus Henriksen of Grand Island and Mrs. Al ngerofBlairspentFridayafoon with Mrs. Martin Larsen.Kenneth, son of Mr.and Mrs.Roy Rahlfs, and Bonnie, daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Harold Christen-sen, were baptized Sunday morn-ing at St. Paul's Church by Rev.l G. A Carlsen. In honor of the event,the following were enter-tained for dinner at the Rnhlfshome:Messrs.and ltiesdamesHerman Rahlfs and Harold char-2 tensen and daughters,and Rev.1 and Mrs. G. A. Carlsen.Sunday evening guests a t i n i Ed Hansen home were Mr.andMrs.Roy Hansen and sons andMr. and Mrs.John Dickmeyer, Ralph and Chuck. Mrs.Cassie Hansen and chil- dren entertained at dinner,Sun-day evening, for Mr.and Mrs.Robert. Divine and Mrs. Daisy Di~\ vine.Mr .and Mrs. Giiiord French] . . -V. .... , ..Ambulance Service OME TIIEATR HOME OFPerlect Tnllingfimirn THURSDAY MAY 21Admission ll-30 Cla. The Shanghai Gesture _wmrGENE TIERNEYv1c1'oR MATURE ANUWALTER HUSTON A Also-I)onald's Gnndrn I) i s n VICTOR 40% HOG SUPPLEMENT Correct Balance of Animal Protein Vegetable Proteins and Minerals ~» I ~Ll ~ ~ ~ ~U Cleanup ll Improve Rereptionl Advise 1 Clexnup. and G. L. Dixon Co. |nluran¢¢ Of Every Known Kind |:u.|:s1'A1'r:LOANS ¢'"&'m" ' 1 ,,.;%;».| HOURS 9 to 12; 2 to 5. Ammintments Made Colds, Sciatica. Nerrritis. Lurnbazo. Heaq-aches.Rheummtism.Avuendicitis.Constr-uaticn; Sinus Liver. Stomach. Kidney andBladder Tronlwlesz Female Disnrders. Nerv» ousness:Hirzh Blood Pressure:InfluenzaandManyOtherDiseasesResuondtoChironrnctic Adiustments Dr. D. C. Knee, Chiropractor PHONE |254 OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE ONCOLFAX STREETTerms Are Cuh Uffice, $1-Home $3 .»+++++++++¢~+++++ BUD CONE.PROP Keep It Operating in TopShxpe.Dust Ia DefinitelyAn Enemy of Good Recep-tion and Faulty Tubes and Mechanism Of ten GiveTroubleForManyWeeks Before Failing Entirely. W ester n Auto IIUQS 0 .. .Sunday .LDis, J ame s and Mary Ann Jc n~ sen of Omaha visited at the Marc h Sc hool. W edneadav afternoon.. Messm. and Mesdarnea Chris anaOttoW ric h helped Mr s.Ha ns W ric h celebrate he r birthday in Blai r. Sund sv even inmFranc es Svendzaard o f Arlinpf- ton wa s a c alle r a t the Alvi n Svendxraard home, Friday . Harold an d Ho ward J en sen were .c allers a t the Fr ed Azudreascn home.Friday eve11inp:.Ansel Andersen of Baltimore visited his uar ents. Mr.an d Mr s . An to n Andersen. last week.The Marc h Sc hool will c lose Fri- de v a n d the a nnua l Di c nic wii l be held u d a.S n Y.Don na Lee Plugsre and Ma r vi n Gottsc h were sic k with the men-Stes ast week.|Mr .an d Mr s .Rolland Hin eli ne of Bla ir wer e s rue sts at th e : mental. Han-v Hine line home . Sun day . Mr. a nd Mm Gi ff or d F re nc h a nd Ellrzene we exile:is at the Cassie Hansen ho m .Sundav evening. Vos Su J ah atda H i woweBi l its K o c hi He an an va TE' v ~ F t __,__._- - - Advertise in The Entervtise Messrs.and Mesdarnes A r th u rHansen,Rob er t F oley and Fr e d Wester-gaard and D a n attended Bac calaureate services at the Blair High Sc hool. Sunday . Mr . a n d Mr s .E lme r Ho ls te in spen t Su nday at the Sam Hols tein home;th e y vi s i ted a lso wi th Mr . and Mrs. Gevrnre Suverlrrobbe who have re turned from a weddin g trip to Colorado. I cal h o a n swho RiH Cl ssiznsmsl-zrzns me Texas S;-1:=~m $3.25 ;?§ ;= ¢é nfa §f ~ §"wd` F{ $§ té f<'§6 s 3 K e " § " " ; d h f § " d ° 1 " ' ° L';°; 'B° "su rida v gu ests of Mr an d mr s und y a m fo r sweaters.has been* Mg "°'nnve"nd"§dy}_hea'§'i3v an ~ Fr ed J un zb lu th wer e Mr an d Mr s recetvedz th Red Cross ro o m t " Z a Peter Thompson and daughter \\.fn|\n\'n m i wi ll bn oven ~ h M r s .,tb er t Qe n - He len . J e n y W e lls .Mr . a n d Mrs. 1 r nh ni. thlii meetmsr \.|al|!n .TnH;=r M r a n d Mf g Chgg MT.3.110 MTB.n i c rlu:\.\u\.u.:u..»»uaanandShirleysnent.Sundav a t th e te r s vi : John Peterson ho me i n Benning-B l a i n !ton.Alpha. J ov Peterson xeturned Mr . lmme with the m for a we ek 's stay . | I ami ly i '1\1Ié. J éns Petersen mn a y .a n d M r s .L e o M i l l e r 2 w e r e S u n d a y e v e n i n g v 1 l l . . .A H A M H 4 :R a i l s o f and Eugene were evemm; v»>»w.=.__.I Mr s ,Peter Ni els en wa s A I-'ri-\§»\°; (.§rt¢;on.D o g Obc -dwnn l d : a y c aller a t th e A l b e n Benson por s e e . ''orne.m d Th e fo llowin g h elpe d Mr s. J en s ~ ' ~ .Ha ns en celebrate he r birtlrclay,M A Y 22-23Beat ="°'*'=~f"".2::' ~ $s.oo' SOY BEANS AND SOY BEAN INNOCULATIONS HYBRID SEED CORN Yxgers 120-939 U. S. 13 f}fh"`1`~§Id.Z " A l i "" "_ } "ty h I5 l $ | l ] u l u v. u L | \ .u . " " . " " _All nnu ul u. ». ... ..w i s h t o v s e w m r : l i e £ w h g s ? i e ; i ~ ' g x e l H a n s e n w i l l b n h o s t e s s ,t e r J u n z b l u t h . M r . I a n d M M ; ' s . q - ; ; ; ° q = § . 'T " 1 k e » § ¢ C > ; g ;g é m l i e e f f i ;M e s s r s .a n d M e s d n m e s 0 .H a r t ? ¢ 3 l e n J u n 2 b l u t h a n d l a a e .a o f n u m b e r o f g a r m e n t s s o m e * m l § ` 3 ' l ' § ? 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Mr. and Mm.H.Widener of Tekamah heloed Mrs. Hang Ssyanson celebrate her IIU TB Ui.A u .a u u ¢u¢»». - v. . -R i c h t e r a n d c h i l d r e n . M i s s N .M a x i n e W a r r i c k B l a i r s p e n t t h e w e e k - e n d w i t h 1 f a t h e r ,N o r m a n W a r r i c k . T h o s e w h o h a v e m e a s l e s J o h n n y M o n s o n , B e t t y J a y n e \ B e e k ,L y l a M a e H o v e n d i c k ,I T a y l o r a n d N o r m a L e a L o v e . M r .a n d M r s .A u s t i n R e n : w e r e c a l l e r s a t t h e H a r o l d T . ' = ~ a n d E d n a a n d Ri ta Hi m-I ) sen celebrate he r birthday , nesday :Messrs.and Mes- es J ohn Ta y lor an d fa mi ly , Ma tz e n an d children,E d ustave Rolla nd o f Fo r t 1 - ' =° " ~ \ 1 ' h g W oo d s nc n t. the we ek- and at ~eo fmday after noon guests o f 1.Ni n a Andersen were Me m :cs Cassie Hans en,Daisy Di - e,E d Hans en,Peter Nielsen -Ma r ti n Larsen.~iss Ma r y Di vin e wa s a Sun-M A ni gh t g u es t a t the C.A .orn bur gh ho me i n Blglir.A Buy De!ense Bonds and I |:.,.i n g a t e n - d a y f u l r o u g h a t h o m e F~EE~! uimiaaion I1-22 Cts Wm! om 1-=»w»»-==¢» sr. <w'°e "'¥l*f> s=>=-.e.fi=:f;'.°"...'f°""..:.'1=:...1l'2-".1s:fi:z_Me°&'=.and Mr s .A llr e dlHa ns en . ha d s in F r e mo n t. P n - Fr a n k By e rs o f ille r a at th e How-. Tuesday evemlns. Mesda mes A ndrew dscsard an d fam i- ielfoldt an d sons,Mr . a nd Mr s . Nels Arlin fgwn.Wed~ ho no r in g Nels on niversary-Ra y mon d Frenc h were c a lle d w th e n eaai ae or mm. bi rth day sund ay .Au g us t Christensen o f I r e mo n t Satur day n igh t.Mr s .Chnsbenscn ls Mr s .Jmse.n's mothe r.They returned Sunday e venins.Fred and Lloy d J un zhluth tr ans- ac ted business in Fremont, Sa hn~ da v even in g.Mr .an d Mr s .Pa ul J ones andKe i th atte nd ed the Benson Hi g h School play in Omah a. Frid ay . Mr . a n d Mr s. Roy Ma ster s of Sioux City . iowa are spend ing this we ek vi s iti nl Mr s. Ma s te rs ' mo th - er.Mr s .W i lli a m Mar sha ll.and Henry Grsb be visi ted Sunnis? :dvzmoo n at the Ros s W e rt h ome. Mrs.Gem- ude Ba te s an d Le na su e nt a f e w d a y s last week in Omaha.C. W . Hansen who is workinrz at the Mars hall Nu r s er y in Oma h a . spent :h week~e;\d at home. Thursday eve n i ng Mr . a n d Mi s .Joe Ko nvalin a nd b oy s visited a t thc J ames Ko nva li n home.in Omaha.Colby C u me r Club me t wi th Mis. Hazel_Cr'}\ll: She Pea* meeflmz lo r h o Mr . a h s 1 o n e Mi ak a ma l anneMr s Mr s . Th u Chris perse:an d I Mr . L o l a : AndIowaSilverMineHybridSweet Corn, Lb. 30c G. F. nnoss I P D I T I L . m l i n j g u ,I U K i . 1 a n n - - , _~a n u | | ; | y ;v i s i t .L u n d a r r i v e d t o t a k e u m t ..i n u h . .z r a d u a t i m r e x e r c i s e s a t M i d - . § ; f ; " °a t a p a r k l a n d o n M a v 2 9 1 1 1 .a f t e r w h i c h h c i h i r a n d M r s w i l l r e t u r n a t o n c e t o C h i c a n o K e n m a r d w e r e ~ w h e r e h e i s a s s i s t a n t d i r e c t o r o f a n i J e n s e n I s o m e t h e n e w - a t b , ; . = f ° l § "i n t t h #I l l i n o i s I n ~ |M e s s r s a n d . s t i t u t e o e c n o n a w .a n d A l v i a S v e n j M r a n d M r s .H a r o l d I ) .§ V e b e r . H e s a n d O l e T h h » ~ = . f f = = @ = ~ : < = < 1 " ° r i a f 2 ~ " 1 : ~ 2 2 s : ; . " ° &~f n l e s t g g f ] ;R()0KLYN ORCHID WITH 1 mo Tablets, 691: ~ i w ~Q -, ? ,1 f * § \\ \ " /_1 C l e a n u p ill Improve Rereptionl Advise 1 Clexnup andeekupof Your Radio ton 0 u i Topeppermnzneps.Dust Ia DefinitelyEnemy of Good Recep-n and Faulty Tubes and eclnnism Of ten Give~uble For Many WeeksBefore Failing Entirely. e s t e r n A u t o s s o c i a t e S t o r e BUD CONE. PROP. ns |50C Tube .........._43c $ 1 . 0 0 J a r ~ Zemacol For Treating Eczema,PoisonIvy and lmseel Bites. '~| Ocusol FOR THE EYESA Soothing lation For Clema-ing and Refreshing the Eyes. ._ \ 1 0eu i n Larvex For Mmm, Pw flsc i| Donald,who I€CEnuy kdluuzwtu ...the U. S. army, that he has been Svggg afd nntransferred into the field artil]er&'.§?b;"n§§°"'"R'and is now taking a 13 weeks ape-l ,ndmiargu cial training course at Fort.Si11.'nnd rgldmn "Q |ok1mwma.'Or Mr. and Mn Sunday Matinee A d ion w a s C l a , H h e ~w h o c a m e DR. C. R M E A D DENTIST Rooms in Mlyle BuildingBlair, Nebraska Advertise in The Enternriae It Bn-inn Remlu ' b m ~ WASHINGTON COUNTYBANK F R EHONOREDMOT GLASS SERVKE P \ \ \`_ / - ;i GLOWS IN THE \ h a h l m d m u r u p m h hyoulnilywlwunesiuén dlnaimweutnudhyw vitaiiultomweinanduc. nd naive hee you bemi "lb¢vdMu|5\m'q|m\enia pihdivundunuruelwvknplhh/lvnifllincnllllns~a.»|as~».aum~¢a\|s|\\ulltb|\uyfw6¢d cum. will '»& . . . . : : ' ; % a ' . . DR. C. R M E A D DENTIST Rooms in Mlyle BuildingBlair, Nebraska Advertise in The Enternriae It Bn-inn Remlu ' b m ~ WASHINGTON COUNTYBANK F R EHONOREDMOT GLASS SERVKE P \ \ \`_ / - ;i GLOWS IN THE \ h a h l m d m u r u p m h hyoulnilywlwunesiuén dlnaimweutnudhyw vitaiiultomweinanduc. nd naive hee you bemi "lb¢vdMu|5\m'q|m\enia pihdivundunuruelwvknplhh/lvnifllincnllllns~a.»|as~».aum~¢a\|s|\\ulltb|\uyfw6¢d cum. will '»& . . . . : : ' ; % a ' . . .an||¢n»n n n§f°<=$.'Z¥'5'\=v=»|=$-f|°"i'¢§,'i1'T'2»`f°3f--=\-»\1 n=»ggg_a\{',l"§9¢'{f 1 \¢L.\ll.|\.H i n e l i M r s h e r h c Sunday ,_a Mr. a nd Mrs. Harold J e nsen and E-fm féy a=g;;§§;;=§n.\"Ar lln g f a mi lv Wol'o c allers a t th e Ne ls Mr s Lawrenc e Hansen. J 08{§ am:J ens en home in Bla ir.Sunday .vim-inks visited wi th Mr s .Pa ul d th .|M r an d M m .Joe .lessen and J o nes, Mondav after noon.urmr:° " " 1 3 " ~.fa rmly wer e c alle rs at the Bu d S R_Bataon is spendinir thie Mr .an d Mrs . F loy d A pp leb v o f Burbank,California.wh o spent'th ei r honey moon wi th relatives here.returned home.Th e v were honored at a. n umbe r of aff ai rs Mr. a nd Mr s .Otis uec xe r we rein Fremont. Mondav eveninsr. hav- imr rec eived word of the de ath of his aunt.Misa A n n a Hagenbuc k. Mrs.Luc y Stewart.wh o has Mr. and Mrs. Clarenc e Goldberg' Hansen home. W ednesdav evening...been visitintr at Potter. Nebraska. .Q..|.-.._:..~nfhln Rh .\|n¢f.nr|I11PQ ChTiH wTiCh.F ¥ 8 l \ k ~ L i l Ilfld BITS.J u Mn \ § i E ¥.'f°§un§"a ' ° ~~ I to DinnerBec k.Mr .an d Mr s.Emer ald V a n Beek,Betty J a y n e,Mr .an d Mr s .Ha r old Ta y lo r an d PeSZY»an d Mr s. An ni e Brodersen were shop- pers in Fre mon t. W edn esd ay .- Mr . a n d Mrs. C.A .Hine line were S unday afternoon gu es ts o f F r a n k an d Charles Hine line o f DeSoto.Mis a Shi rley Re ns haw a nd Ha r- ve y W alke r o f Tek a ma h c alle d a t Austin Renshaws, Sunday evening.Sutherland School wi ll ho ld its annual picnic,Frid ay .-Mi ss Joy ce W illi amson spent Monday wi th J ean ne Tay lor.Jeanne and J ir nmv Tay lor called a t the Chris W u lf home, Tuesday evening. Mr s .Au s ti n Renshaw e n t e r W I T H u f h m - U n A U I Q \10:~z1'E."T I. u \§?56i.}-if1<iZ$}'I§§~"".11i¥1" JEéi§."Bob Hitc hman and Alec . were 1:1-lests of Mr. and Hi n a e v in He r ma n . \Darlene Selbv wa s a guest of Pa ttv An de rs en several day s last l r.a rs.owa ensen' w° 1 li `n a m H ra J . le m c a lle r s a t th e E lme r Ni e ls e n E home. Wednesdav evening. .1 Mr s.Ola Sorensen and Donald we re i n Hoover.Wednesday.l Mr .and M m .Chris W ric h and i.Geor;:ia.were Quests o f Mr .and 'Mrs . B ob Hltc h ma n i n B la ir, W e d- nesdav eveninlz.honorinir M m . n 9 1 . - -. IMr s.A .D .Kn i g h t,Mr s.W i l- li a m Smi th a n d Li nd a Lu ll we r e lcallersa t the Fr ed Westergaard home,'Thursday eveninyr.Mr .and Mr s.E lme r Hols tein attended the graduation exercises a t Bennington, Thursday evenmg.Mr s .}Iolstein's sister.Sy lvia Paulson,wa s a me mb er o f the class..Maxin e Vo ss sp ent sever al d ay s.with D on na Mae P ete rse n at Ben -| ~ere Illr.an d Mr s .Roscoe' Ste war t. Mr.and Mr s .Te d Stew-art. Mr . and Mrs. J av Stewar t. Mr. and Mm. J o e Ste war t.Mr .and, Mrs.Lloy d 'McCann and Mr .a n d Mrs.I va n Andreasoa..loo Konvalin attended a railroad meeting in Fr emont. Sun day . Mr .and Ibiza.Ha r la n Christen- sen n f Omaha s pe nt the we ek le nd at th e na mn ta l.Cly de Rosenbaum home.Mr .and Mr s .L .E .Peterson.Mattie . lane were in Oma ha .Fr i - day .br in ei nx M m .Ne ls Peterson home a f te r a week'a §§a y at_tl1e I7I A N A N N : ~ ; m ; u m . x N * A 1 » 0 . - \ \ ' a b b i ¢T w a u b l e C o l o r C m ' - T l o a n a n d N e w s I l e v l .E v e n i n g Admisnion l1»35 Cla 'tained the Papio Merrymakers, 1 Thursday.,Mrs.Harold Rasmussen of the|Rosc Hill vicinity \§ras_51 Qinncr MW Ben Gliuman hnme»Hume nn:ln.Berth!Wendt of Bldr _. 't .uf'f.f'°°k""d at the Chuies :\P|:\:,&;:r\v':ek:ent?|ng M1 2 3 | | . I ; no mo.'ilrnn and W ilbe rt V oss s pe ntdayafternoona t tho Ch Hs 1e1 home..nurse and Ei me r Voss vlsxted he Louie Voss home, on Thurs- ' evemr Mrs spend Andrethe C Mr. ea-lef and Ly le Vanc e,Bob anddley . Norman Mqtoen _of Glgn-\"°'Q§', guest of the Au s ti n uens naws Thursday .ut......\lf r e Dani Kr-mndkr d iowa: and C=*'E'i!" Unrrlenus|If Rosenbaum home.n§ 1 \n d a v n iz h t vmtor s a t th e | a t 3 1 "g ww...("|nna Str-'nm-»i. Koe nig ho me.| 'he Peac eful Hi ll School heldannualpicnic.Friday .Gerald ; ani g was n vis ito r.Irs.Franc es Hovendic k an d ldren spent Thur sday a t the i rn y Ri x ho me .~dr.an d Mrs . Tllo s. K n io p, Mr .: l Mr s .He n r y Kni ep,orrnny | l Carol,were Fri day evenmp;ra-.. ..| nn; |""l1n1"|1==ft V033 holl1E... 'n l I a n DR. C. R M E A D DENTIST Rooms in Mlyle BuildingBlair, Nebraska WITH CAROLE LANDIS ANDGEORGEMONTGOMERY Also-You Hoo Genernl Comed and Lights Ou! Color Carman. WASHINGTON COUNTYBANK l I a n DR. C. R M E A D DENTIST Rooms in Mlyle BuildingBlair, Nebraska WITH CAROLE LANDIS ANDGEORGEMONTGOMERY Also-You Hoo Genernl Comed and Lights Ou! Color Carman. WASHINGTON COUNTYBANK nn . " a n n ma n a \P d| I I L U I H u h u n . :\ . n u » n . . . _.- _ ___M r s .F r e d W e s t e r g a a z w d a n d D a n e n t S a t u n d a y a t t h e A .D . i i g h t ,W i l l i a m S m i t h a n d H a r - § 4 K n i p ; h t h o m e s a t I r v i n g t o n i s s V e n d a C h r i s t e n s e n s p e n t r i d a y a n d S a t u r d a y n i g h t s w i t h e E l m e r B e t t s f a m i l y a n d w a s 1 O m a h a s h o p p e r o n S a t u r d a y . M r s .P a t M a c k i n a n d J o h n w e r ; | l l € l 8 a t t h e F r e d W e s t e r g a a r d mme. Wednesday.Mr .an d Mr s .Bi ll Voss.A lvi n nd W a lla c e . wem Sunday dinner uests a t th e Lo r i n Christensen mme.Mr s.Franc is Hovendjcic,Mr s.Liehard L a mp a n d Mr s .E lme r lolstein attended Cozy Corner Ilu b at Mr s. J ohn D omac k ef s. Mr .an d Mr s .Bi ll Koe nig andzany , George and Geraid, attend~ d the on nu gl pi c n ic at Mc Ca rthy parental. Ronnie Anuersun uum¢.Mrs.L .E .Peterson was qmtc si c k the la st o f th e wee k bu t wa s..\..1.. OA lux nn nn.I nhnut Bif aifl thliiA= ».week.Mr .and Mr s .J o hn Burgess of Omah a sn en t Su nd av a t th e A. N. Anderson home.Mr .an d Mr s .Claus Schneider and Arlan d.spent.'I\\esday even imr helpinxr Claus Schneider.Sr. celebrate his birthday .Mr .an d Mr s .Roland Ho lme s and fa mily sn e m Sxxndav a t the Nels Peter son home.Ma ttie J ane Peterson has N turnc d ho me af te r oompleli nz a y ear at Mizlland Colleze. Miss L o ls Schenck o f Gretna we nt Th ur s da v e ve n imz with Mis s lllnn ie J ane Peter-son.Mrs.Llo y d Alexa nd er and B illie ol' Her man sp e nt th e wee k en d an the narentnl, C.H. W ar d ho me . Mrs.H.E. W ar d .Sue.Mrs.E. Berry spe nt. Monda y in Oma ha. Mrs.J ann.Sr..wh o has been quite ill at the Flair Husuit,al_ hasre tu me d to h e r ho me an d her dnuzhter. Mrs. Buc k Rosenbaum. is ta ki n: c ar e ol h er . W o o dmw J ensen. wh o has been home on a f mr lnu g h visitinx hi s parents.Mr . a n d Mr s .Th o ma s J ense n, h as re wmed bo c amp. Miss Hes ter Ma tt e is visitino! '.~en There ls No Shortage o C-0-A=-L But transportation from the mines is difficult II Order N o ~01118 lnsure yourself against the SHORTAGE appears likely wninthe heating season starts I e h n: 1 d ~¢ Amon g th e gmd u ate s o f Glen- wood,Iowa, .High School,Th ur s- day . wer e Mmaes Rue and Gui ne- vere Idntzen.B o th gir ls are Sthgrade gr aduates of Maney sc hool, and attended Ke n na r d h ig h un ti l emi? thi s y e ar..Messrs.and Meldarnc s E lme rHolstein,Franc is Hovenc lick an d c hildren, Ray mond Sc huldt, Henry Gott:sch,Elme r W u lf m d La r r y gathered a t th e Ric hard L a m p home.Saturday evening.in h on or of th e th ir d wedding armiversury of th e La mp s,Sunda y vun tors a t th e C h i rle s Vos!! home werq Messrs. and Mes- dmnes Louie Vosss, C. F. Puls, Jo-ha nn Lauri tsen;m d He rb er t W endt. oa npp~ -\ I ENT~ Later Phone 333 Eif1§1srENs Lumber Compan DR. C. R M E A D DENTIST Rooms in Mlyle BuildingBlair, Nebraska There ls No Shortage of---. C - 0 - A = - L But transportation from the mines is difficult because of rail car shortages. Or d e r N o W I n s u r e y o u r s e l f a g a i n s t t h e S H O R T A G E w h i c h ;;;~ i a p p e a s -; Coal Shipped Now Makes Room For ARMAMENT Later Phone 333 W I T H C AR O L E L A N D I S A N D GE O R G E MO N T G O ME R Y Als o - Y o u Hoo Genernl Comedy and Lights Ou!Color Carman.WASHINGTON COUNTYBANK Ei1~1§1srENsEN Lumber Company ISCUOOI, bunuuy.M r and Mr s.Clarenc e Voss: \'isite;i,Mond ay ,a t th c O t t Unen hnhne."ifr."`£Hd Mm. William Jaimes p e n t S u n d a y a f t e r n o o n w i t h M r ....A M m 1i '| -n n k H e l l l 'i C k B € Il . Miss Venda Christensen.teach c r a t Sunnyside.M s.wiene roa st fo r h er pu pils,day .Mrs Elme r B e tts an d Ka r e n K a y , Mn To m Ea r wo od a n d Mr s. F a d Mi s Ie ld t we r e visitors.Mr .an d Mrs .E d Chrislense ..:..n-I nf the L a m Christense|;:nlwu -Jme, bununy.M1n Rvmer Fedde 1s 5901151911severaldays ag the Harrv NmhaushomewhaleMrandMn Neuhnus are awqy_Mr. and Mrs. Vxcmr Emzer wer Wednesday evening visxtom at th Ono Voss home.A 1m-ge number from here aatended the dmce.~T`\1eadlv. whic honored the boys who_are leavin e a s e r vi c e .~ ~ ~\l. f¥ |\ ia n\T n h mmr.were Omahn shoppers. Monday.Mr .and Mrs. Pete Larsen welThursday evening visitors of M and Mrs. Ed Clxrlxzensen.Mears. and Mesdamen Bill Vosmd Ions.Alvin and Wallace, Lo en Chdstemen md Imogene, arBen Voss and family helped M!Plul Brand: celebnla her blrtl dw. Sunday.Bill Koeni? md Gwrgia draw9° Spenql_r.gvl. Wednadny. | Prices Quoted Do Not Include 10 Per CentInclu~e ~10 Per Cent Tax on Taxable Items.VICTOR 40% HOG SUPPLEMENT Correct Balance of Animal Proteins Vegetable Proteins and Minerals N O W $69.00 Per Ton B l a i r F l o u r M i l l s PFILLING IS OUR SPECIALTY Phone Un Yann' Wu\l»-- The Stewart's Pharmacy J. Haro\d Stewart, Mgr.g fi_tummg alum-uny. Pnn Sava: y m n z u n n ,w r e n c e I ..| Commissioners Um c I Sunday dinner menu ant dm Geonre Ghambex-'Amin home. hell:- ilu! Dwnne Chmnberlsln ce\ebn .his 13th birthday wen Mr.-aug .~'n . . . . ¢n- m I ~|' { ~._w. . I T h g B e l l ,C r e e k V i e w B a b y M d M , , _F r e d N e l s o n a u - 1 B e e i 'C l u b m e t i t t h e h o l ! 1 e o f P ° " : " ! t e n d ; d a n t h o R f i d m t o n e x c e r c i s e # Mrs. my su-iam" poor 42~°°\ Mrs. Pear Svmklnfq poor 9-°0~Emmn Tlylor, voor 5.00 1l>Ues 45.9 Ofggu sduwl Sunnlv v m Pam-3\\§v°°1639.~ Mrs.Fred McNair and Bob Lee returned Thursday from ' |burg, Omron. where Mrs. McNLegal Notices ...-nm ENTERPRIFT5-1 1 11 .m~I~mm.r.1a NEWS I °f i f \ A _ J B i ll Lusc hen.so n of Mr .an d Mrs .A lvi n Tlemnn .Tues day , at "T ~ Proceedings Co un tv Commi ssi on ef s Roo m.Blair. Nebr., Mae 1s, 19§2. 'The Board o f Co un tv Cornmlb-aioners me t purs uant to ac ho urn- ment. taken MSW 4,1942Prtrscnt.:L .D .Lonsr.H .C Bloc o and J . E. Campbell. Th e minu tes o f the Dreccdina Pilot-Tribune,orinunw:" " " 'D E E J W a lk er 121 noSOIIIIIIEIH8628MfiI»Co"' B \V ;1 poor a 1 ~ O F S U I T meeting.I H ]I1 R51 vu u u m.A|.|\.ls M. - ..,_.-_.____:impli es ~ ' w . f < § § . ' i . ` Q ' ~~A_ (;_ nebeh Attorney The Fo nta nelle Gleo Clula me t d i u xh tg ? V e r n n wa a a me m b e r o f lf a mi ly o f Tek nmah ond Mr . Irene L .Sorensen.oleric el . 5 No rman W ilkins Shore , 900:1_5g.i n t th e ho me o f Ha ro ld Meaerhen-the c lass.Shnretumod home nfll;i1| Ilira. W all Adanp of Herrnzm. Rov R. W eldon. aumnlles 0'Hu.nlon Ins.Agenc y . insuranc e .Catherine Healey .et a l.. on-odine oaoersSoldiersReliefCommis» sion meeting were rea d a nd aop ro ve o. J o hn Anderson, salaryA f te r a careful oxmnination of| Ear wo od Mo tor s. re pai rs th e fo llo wi nz bi lls o n the dmffer-0¥¢»Jenson.reuairsentfunds.i t woo moved and sec -| J .E .J umzbluth. salary ond c d tha t the fo llo wi ng c lmma be Neb r.- Iowa Oil Co ., allowed.and the Cou ntv Clerk lo l Inc .zas an d oil hereby ordered to dr aw wan -an te| H.B.Plumr e. sa larv on th e fu nd s indic ated. to nav C. E. Rose nbaum. salarvsame.Carri ed. a ll me mbers mes-Skelly Oi l Co.,ouoolies ent. votins:"a y e " L C Smith &Z Corona Bu d Allen,labor Ha n s Bec k . la borW9|Inc.,Slim Betts.l&bol'§'e'3,§e=;'re ;2 5 1 Fa r n b e m Hdwe.,zepoira Marc us Bec k. clerical 60.iJo Lloyd Hineline,laborHe le n K .Bolt. expense 63.20 Interstate 1'\fT9»¢h J : Suvulv J_ E. Campbell, Corn.Co.. rennlrs wk . an d mil.120.00 Harry Leac h,labor Eunic e Carlsen.clerical Claude II. Clemente. mileagp Clerk Dist. Court.c ourt coats. etc.Courrtv Clerk, exoenso Eva n s Laun dry .laundryRa lp h E Fairchild. Dostasze Fnrnberg;Hdwe..supolie Mar ;ra rtt Fisher, clcrlcal Ga mble Stores,suovlleaNi le s Hansen,cleric al Rosamond C.Hansen, clcHcnl s industrial Chemical Labs. Q |ui;1||1¢nt.etc.l~ »\ .| Nvli r. L t. & l'|»\\rT { 0 .Berlimvs 1.1.Ru.: -. lnonrl.. ll. Long. f`--rn.wk & 12. 50 W eston L ong . ha uli nz . ew 15.52 Nebr.-Iowa Oi l Co.,Inc., repairs33.75 Sidlea Co..repairssooo] Stremzer Garage.xeoaira 3.98,J oe Thompqon.. labor8. i0 f Ri lo v Broderson.labor 4'7.3 3Cou ntv C lerk , Cer t. Title26.00| Sc ott Hineiine, labor 9.16 Miller Haeselbalc h Co., 55.00 repairsModern Auto Servic e Co.. 50.00 renairs Nebr. Povrc r Co.. light 165.161W m. Prmwlingz labor. etc.ll la n Sheets. labor 1.19 B u r t Co.Coon Oi l Co.. 50.00 nos Ilflil oilllle n r v C .Rasmussen, labor 1.fl |On mo tio n made an d carried 299 43Gene ral Fu nd war ran t No. 338 wa s.lcancelled,narne being a duplic a-| ti 0onl m "m m m o f the Co un tv Jud9;e.\ 3385 0 Clerk Distric t Cou rt and She rif fl0000§uore rec eived and filed.1 1 (f y |Moved tha t th e req ue st o f C. J .; 4 - =s sch"-Jar.Guaxdjan of E lla Price,55UlInc ompet.ent.to sell real esT.8te.l 100.00 |"'I`he Southwgst Qu a rte r o f the! 5 No r lh e a a t Qua rter and T a x Lo ts '41.3 | E le ve n a nd Twen ty . a ll i n Sec tion' 1° 0 w| Se ve n . To wns h i o Eizhbeen.No r th . 100%°~ange Tyvelve,Ea st o f th e Snrth 39. °|rinc ioa l Meri dian, i n W ash imrfon 100.00 County ,Nebraska.c ontaining100-U°|'I8.5'¢'ac res. more or less."i n w e 10g§g&Distric t Court o f w o o o m r w n1CountYbeaouroved.Carried. 20.U{l|On mo ti on d u lv ma d e a m 13¢\1~| 1 5 rind the Coun ty Treasu rer was in-| 2 2 Btruc ted to ma r k ua id a nd omn-100.00 c alled taxes for the veora 1930 ...g 318.20 194D,inc luoive. against the South~,east Qu a rte r o f the Northeast.| 77 .1 8Qua rter ' S E M N E % )o f Sec tion9a.'s'o§Fif:¢¢n 15).To wn sh in Eighteen' 39 .2 0( 13 ),No r th ,Ran ge Ele ven u n , 10 0 0 0 | E a s t of th e Si xth Prim.ri va l Me ri -1oo.oo.oi=n=. in W ash ing ton Cou nty . we-; .5Ubraslm, in ac c or danc e with the de-. 100.00,er ee of the Distric t C o n n of s ai d llc o unty in th e ac tio n Do c ke t Nu m-'18.'i'2|ber 4522. the pay ment of taxes or~\ dared therein bovine in c lu ded the,5032|amouJ 1t on said above described 10.00 real estate bu t sa me ha vin : b ee n105.50 omitted through c leric al error and 1oo.oo inadve nerte:soecinl counsel f o r ;the county i n ta x su it i n vo lvin g 110.26 said real estate is further direc ted 3.60 to dismiss wi th vrejudic e said r T0: Henrv B. Dexter, . . . . _\D¢1..| l'Y. of He n r y B . D e xte r : H B. DEX- baum an d Que ntin Mnr qu ar dz s t- ' te r '... ..Dexter.real na!11f=lended th e commencement exer-unlznown spous o f H B D e x- e ls e ;a t Blai r high. sc hool.The y . ter. real name unknown. sD0\18vI Rodney Kerlc off.J ames Nie-f -her parents for an oy er mzht moat.; =v1 . Ho lm! Ha nf no nv Clu b held: a MOL:.._s Da y Pl"°IU=im.Thurs-I ' d a y , a t 4 . h o me of Mm Ge o r g e Chambe aiu.ter : J an e M. De xte r; . ~ ~ D ex were uc colrlpanied by their nag'-1 Th e ealthy -Hornet;-Huabancirsl ter real na me unknown, sD0\1S&¢enls-and |tca.cher.MLSS Sylvan, o f J a n e M. D e xte r ;J . C.W~§1-Ullman.' l emoKli ne ;. . . .Kline. 118 1;1 The Gar den a nd Stud y c lu b me t' 4-H u h wa s ormmibed. W ednes fday . at the Bert Lowe home.Of f i -cers are president. Georire Nelsonf d t Vi ri li l L o o e secunknown, W iftfif J . C. W . K ine; nt. the B .r l.Crocker home an d vi c e Dresi en I :'»'I*1 1.d treasurer. Forrest DeanGeonre w. beff, . . , . lweff. res .named Mr s.B.Steaveneon onname unknown, snooze of Ggorne President:Mr s .Lawrenc e Nle - w_Ne f f ;the hena.deviseei baum,vice-president;Mr s .Ra y lesmtees.Dvreonol reoresenla Johnson.libr ari an;Mr s.Alle n. tives.and all other persons ln wr ec ry-trea.aurer.Guests weretere oted in the estates of lh @ Mr s .Fr an k Brand,Mr s .Otto follo wi nn named deceased °°§ -.K ose a nd lllrs . Geon ze Nieb eum. sons:He n r y B .Dexter.H.The Sunday Sc hool teac hers and e a n a nLo we :ne ws r ep or te r. D ar re ll V al1 der.Fra nklin Ne lo on is th e lea d-' e r a n d B u d Gr i m m is .assistant leader.Th e n e xt meetinr:of .the l c ilub will be at. the F ra nk Nelson orne.:Th e Homes tead School cloned Fr id ay wi th a picnic..Mi ss Ger -Dexter, Jane-M. Dexter. J. C. W .f f h mnn ed I :.Kline. and Geo rite W . Neff. malggia c r l g f £BinaS';;';':rfns;J;,ald1ne Enc ksen 1188 been the teach- names unknown: and all pelS°\*B.fm.m_ having or c laiming: any mteresti i n . l~ o ta 4 a n d 5 i n . B l o 4 : k 1 4 eX ! ' ""-~>~| er.Mr . an d Mr s -Geo rxe Chamber- lain and fa mi ly were Wednesday c ept a strip of land 60 f eet east v m Q d j q ( Y l w | eveniniz Questa at the Herb Eaton l O r Q an dthwelt bg 133 felet mirth rS;I;\:.C r .~ \ h o m e . sou i n l. e nr t wa s co L..-- -- - ~ _. . .. _. . -. .. -of lot 4. in D extel' s Sec on d Ad-1 'T'l1e McCa.rthV Exten sion c1ub.nI§"?fJ;§§;§ '?..§'"E>'I '..§§§."*.E.f'§."'{'.'L'$ di ti on ; a ls o a str ip of la nd 109-vas enter taine d bv Mr s .J a'"°3ibrot.l1er, J ohn Quinlnn of Blair. atfeet north and south by 24Q fee : Thommon.Tuesday "f* '°" "'l°"- sm.J o s e p h !Hos pi ta l.He oo- eaat and west lyinsz imn1ed1atelx;;'I'he lesg on was on ho me c an nmz de rwe nt a mejor ope ration re c en t- north of said lot 4 aforesaid: :mu and dryumnc-.11, and his c ondition has been c riti- all of Blo c k 14 in De xt.er' s Ad-M r a n d Mm E d Na tte r vi s i te d c a ldltlona ll b e mz m the Cr tv of I n Omah a Sunday wl th D r an d,Sunday dmn er gu es ts a t th e andDo ll Rhoodes of Omaha. attended th eMr s .E lz a é u n z an d M m . Stepxatner.f u u lu 'awning ,NRoseburg.th e v wer e irilesta of Mr s .Bud Carter. formerly Esther B u c h o f F o r t .C a l h o u n . ~~f g f T e k a ,\~G e o r g e R o h W 8 f .J r n ~ m a h " s e n i o r s ,S u n d o v e v e x r i n s r .tained at d mner. Monda y . for Miss Mr s.Kinr:'a daughter.B e ttv Cox.\J *" "' J e ffmy . is a me mbe r o f the grraduntlnirclass.1 Mr .an d Mr s .Georsze C h a mb e r lai n we re Tu eo da v e ve ni ng guests at th e Ro y Hu r t h ome . Th e Wornen's Club me t Thu rs- d a v a t the ho me o f Mi ss K a te Mehrens. Mr s .Ed i th Kru se ond Lu.. and Mr s E mi l Kr u se wer e h o s ts at aMies Mildred Lli lS£ *n was a Sat-nic ole i n Hu mme l Por k.Sunday . urday niirht an d S u nd a v g ue s t o f B o u v C o xM r .a n d Mr s .Del Rhoades of ' fo r Misses Bernic e Anderson. EPauline Kruzer. J eanette J ohnson.J an e J ef fr ey , Mr.and Mr s.J .A . Oma ha spe nt S lmd av with Mr. a nd Cahoon and Virrrinie.Mrs.Elma Ki na.l A f a r e we ll n n r tv wa s z i vo n f o r Mr .an d Mr s . J i m Puesba o f R e v .and lr s.Sandlin.Fri day He r ma n we re 'fhuzrsdav e v e n i w l wa ts a t th e Ge o r g e C h a mb e r l a i n home. l e m Th omas Sandlin and c hu- dr en wer e :mea ts of Mr. a nd Mrs . Ha r r y Rohwer , J r..Sundny . eveninlr.nr.the Presby terian Churc h.Th e y . wi th th e two c h i l dr e n, wi ll leave soo n f Or W oo d- bine.Io wa .Misses Grac e an d E d i th Nea le entertained Mr .and Mrs . E mos l. K m s e and c hi ld re n. a nd Mr.and Mr s.J ohn Luschen o f IrvinR£0r..1d.inner. wh o is s ta ti on ed i n an a ni m c a mpin Tennessee. was ss gu e s t o f Mr . and Mr s .Paul Kruse.Mo nd ay everringz. Mrs. Ric hard Sievem entertained rnernhers o f ho sc hool foo oltv. Th ur sd av evenmxr. 'Blair i n Weshinsrton Countv: M1°a.La Porte.|| Charlie Blarlrhard home -were m i D ~5 A ~ Nebr aska real names unkno\\"1'l Miss Grac e Thomps on has c orn an d Mr s. A ub re y Games and f u m ou and eac h of vou are 331 Dlc ted her te r m apt'school at 11>'. Mr. and Mrs. Geome Lllel nd l ? § . ' f ' ° " n § " 2 " * 6 ' f ' l a l h ? \ n 1 E§ f § l , s . n `8 S ' §i a \ I ° v1 5 ` n " q ' § ' 3 . . L i . . ' 3 ? . " . . : ' E . . . ' * ' " . ' * ' - ~Y m m l l f r s F r e d G r o w e r e e ].' f f f "t i g n ||°k T Q . a I T !1 p a m l c o m m e n c e d a n a c C u l l u m :a t t h e W a l t e r N o v a ' T u e s d a y e m e n m r r g u e s t s a t t h e o s r a m s t r q u a n d o o o h o f v o u o s d e h o m o .W e d n e s d a y ,w e r e M r .a n d G e o r g e H i e n s s e n h o m e .~ { § , g § § ; § =1 h é h e "a ° ° » I " " J 3 I ` §M r s .H e n r y W u l b u r n .l S u n d a v a f t e r n o o n y i s i t o r s o f ; R r l v n o u n t y .9 r a s 15-|M r s .S u s a n M o r t l o c k o f L m o o l n M r s .M a r x z a r e t W x l l x a r n s w e r e o b j e c t a n d P U I Q O S Q w h l c h H ~ ¢ l 1 0 I 1 } S r s v i s i t i n s :M r s .J .H .N e a r h o o d .l l l i e s s r s .a n d M e s d a m e s E l m e r i m i l .1 3 5 . U 0 N i : c l T y s o n ,r e n t 1 o u . o o a c t i o n f o r e c l o s i m r s a i d t a x e s ,o o s t t o q u i e t t h e u t l e i n a n d t o t o e R b e r t .1 1 d l n d N o n n o n T h _' I 'd I .c l H l e )I r n k .S .L w . x n o n s e 2 { } . 0 0 | E .W .' l n y l o r &C o . .t o b e D a i d o v t h e c o u n t 5 .a l l i n n o -n b o v , . . d e e c x i b o d r e a l e s t a t e i n t h a i M a d o s e n o f é ' l . . . . " i 2 f . . . . . i ' i I o w a .w e r e C l e : ; 1 e n t ; .\ e r S o n a n u r ~ \ \. . . E l m I l . l r l 1 . . n a I d .m a l ,s u n n l l e e 3 . 9 Q c o n l a n o e w l t h s o l d C o u r t a c t l o n .n l n f n t a f f a n f e e s a m p l e a s r a a n s t t h e S u l n d a y v s i t o r s a t t h e \h o m e o f S u n d a y d i n n e r g u e s t s a t G e o n x e .3 2 g 0 i J 0 h | l V b e s e m o n .l a b o r ~. l p l h ¢ j § f { § l § { _ g f 1 l h ¢ ;o r g S s f l a r i n g p f o n a n d e a c h o f y o u .a n d R o b e r f s p a r e n t s ,M r .a n d M r s . .l l i e n s s e r f s w e r e M r .a n d M I S . ; n m m n f l h m 'm u a n d e a c h ° f | L ¢ < m H a n d l e y ..1 m a c r a b b e a n d m a .i g . 1 5 A n r |"r r 1 - --" J n ( l v : H Saturday,May 30th (Decoration Day) Taylorb* Wells Pavilion Fremont, Nebraoka -H °J N n ._.......C.. .. ..Z.. .. <s l u . `!i f || \i i 1 t T I l l \ I 1 i l . . l l » =, I 1 a l l i l t i l 4 9 . 5 0 l l l [i \ l 1 . 1: :~ n .- I | \ i t |1 5 . 0 0 U l c t b u r v V 1 v t r n L § l \ t | \ \ i L ' £ t i G o . ,s u \ 1 1 1 "1 2 5 0 . 0 0 f l m z t h n .i ' r . r 1 1 r=( ' n . ,S U D - W ines-l iquors PHONE 321 coivlerows Leonard E. Axtell General Contrac tor and Builder Power Equi pment n r x s o x and c.\tu'l-::~1T1~:n w o i n i Blue Pri nts l'hone---lilark 325 llllli South W alk er Ave nue I I lI J ames Anderson.labor i n t oIler ma n C.Kay . lab or 2,50 W m.Kobs. J r..labor 2.50 592.42 80.00 2.if) 4.25 8.00 lior shoj I.hr.Co..material Mothers'Pensions. Bla ir Service Garatrc, poor Dr. R. C. By ers. poor J .E. Campbell. poorIllrs.Louie J. Cook,poor 10.00 <:L .Dixon.poor l0.00; 15.0010.00 31.00 3.00 IInternrisc. 'poorHillFreeland, poor Dr. E . S.n Gcesaman. Door Dr . W .E.tloehrintr. poor (irc eersen Drug;Store, noor H.Ly le Gey er. poor Drs.llei n e &Heine. DoorI`lr C.I). Howa rd,poor Catherine Kelly , Door .N. T.Lund. Door Mrs. 11. J. Mundorf. poor.Neb n Methodist Hospital, I voorPostOffice. DoorPublic W elfare .-\ss'n. poor Safc wav Store, noor'State Surplu s Agric . Re~ |vo lvin z Fund,poor S t e w a r t P h r x r t n a c v .p o o r _. . . ... _.. . . .. . .. . ..... . . . .__. .. . _ - - --- " ' 6.5016.00 9.011 6.00 5(}|) 15.00 1 .50 40.00 TAYLOR & WELLS LIVE STOCK AUCTION EVERY WEDNESDAY Fremont at 12:00 (Ycloclc H o g s - C a t t l e - H o r s e s » S h e e p .\ dependable,convenient market for f armers and feeders 1 Mo ve d an d sec onded that Bond 16s.ou 16.35 nI2lt\\.l5l.y Irorn drum. um; ul s.I\Ju\east. Quarter of Sec .11. '1'wp.19, No r th .Ranee 9.i n Washinpzton County .Nebraska. an Ord er f or Notic e of Ileatinf.: was entered settin g J un e lst. 19 42 at th e hou r of uv .,...... ........ .....__3-ou from hereafter claiming or as~ sc rtine any risht. title. lien. inter: cst.c laim o r demand in or n oonsaid real estate or any Dart. there of. a nd for equitab le relief. 10 o'c.loek A M.in the Cc-untv|You are required to ¢m_=neer said Commissioners morn as the time p etitio n on or bef ore the ggth dayand plac e jor hearnnr Said matter.],,f J une.1942, in default of whic h his bei n!! the time set for re~.a dec rr.~ will be taken atrainst voucetvingrbidsoninsurancef°¥"and ea c h of y ou as prove d in said Washinerton Countv. bids were 1`*`=°ipetition. ceived and considered b v the Board.O w a l Andreasen.4.631 On rnotoin the Board adjo1.\rned.20-4t I"la.intiff. 39,to mee t J uno ls t. 1942.3.00 Helen K .Bolt.Co un tv Clerk. I| C I T Y C O U N C I L P R O C E E D I N G S (o m. ml; Mee ti ng o f Ma y 19,1942) Th e regu lar mee ti ng o f the Blair City g g n c i l was called to orde r at 8:0 .M. b y Ma y or L iar- ner.Th e follo wi ng councilrnen l \ .answered to ro ll c all:Anderson.llllitristensen. Clarenc e Kuhr. Reeh, Rounds ,and Sc hmidt;Mc C omb reporting af te r roll call.Ma r ti n K u h r absent. Mo ve d by Ande rson and sec- ond ed by Sc hmi dt th at th e matter of adjusting pr emiu m on bondsi wi tlt Robert E .Sc hweser Co.be le ft to City Treasurer an d F i nance Committee wi th power to ac t.A ll coundilmen 'present vo t in g " A y e " ,tho mo ti on wa s car- ried. \.n s na referred 'Ln m Ordinanc e "Ww"- ... _.. ...... -1' W a s h i n g t o n 'l"l¢:tv_-5 ~ Birthday (`clchration Honors Ha l Ly ons Aro und 25 friends helped li a l Ly o ns celebrate his birthday , at th e N.P.Nielsen home. Pres-ent were Messrs.and Mesdsmcs Pete Olsen,Ne ls Knudsen.Sam llols tein,J ohn Johansen,Chris Nelson,C.V .Shumaker , Mi ller Nielsen.Albe rt Hansen,Har rySwanson,Mrs.Chris Sunds,Mrs. Itobc rt Bryc e.an d Mr s.W illiam Wic se and Francis.Cards were play ed an d prizes were wo n by Mrs.J ohn Johansen.N .P.Niel sen. Mrs. Nels Knudse? and Chris Mr. a nd Mr s. He nr y A rn en te r~ ta in e d a t a fare well party , Tues-day , i n h ono r o f the ir son . A lvi n; he lef t.Friday .fo r Fairfield. Ohio, where he wi ll be employ ed wi th th e A r my A i r Corps. Nelson. Tl Canwi tl nie wenIll end .iuni tent»Fri| il O ni be rIi and F m Su: n antcal .lat c Th lil: Ed anha th se01 fo M itfi: d stlI. pGeoree 'I'. Shumsker spent.Sun- ,f J D J )V 8 \ l l { | l l l ' N H S l l \ J ¢ l L u ; u u \u n 1ne annual sc hool Dic nxe oi me-,Lhy school wa s held.Sundav, ner mlest at Carol I~`ry 's..M r and Mr s .George Li te l andMr. an d Mrs . B y r on Bun n eni oy e dl a f i s h fr v a t Mr s. Mar s ra r et W i l-1.a good attendance.A 'pro-dinner and ic e c ream and c ake e the order of the day .[iss Mary Di vi n e wa s a week- lizlms. W ednesdav.Weclncsdav evening'c allers a l 'guest o f Mi ss . No rn m Lo n g ;Blai r Hi g h they az- the Fr an k Nelson ho me were Mr . and Mrs.Ed war d Qui et and fa m- iliar.aiir. and Mr. and Mrs. llollig Grimm Irs.J ud ith Aronson wa s an a n d B ud .aha visitor. Monday and a sup-Sundav dinner guests at.Carol :west of her son. T»\¢r11'Lf.| Fr y 'a were B i ll Campbell and fir.an d Mr s .E a r l 'Thoropson Claude Fry .l J oan visited a t the qarefrltani Saturday evening gues ts of Mrs. ..-1 l r a n : I 1 h n m e n e a r h e n n a l w l ,h l a r g a r e t W i l l i a m s \ ' l € l " n l l e s s r s . \\. . . . . . . 1 | .urs at vledthejunior-senior bnn<1uet,| Holstein-liuernsey-Drown owns 50 head fresh and springer cows and hejfcrs and a load of heifer calves. If y ou want lo buy some good dairy c ows, be tter be there. Pau l W . Rolf sm eier, Own er Taylor & Wells, Auctioneers property, or to c~oose ~e ~-~America's way is intolerable. The very precepts upon which our American life is built are the things they seek to destroy.. Faith and courage . . . initiative and honest sweat . . . a passion for liberty and justice and equal rights for free men--those are the seeds frm which the Amaican way of life has sprung. Todny, Americafs Faith is tmdauntml. The light of ireedom lmrus indelihly in the hearts of free American men, fighdng today until Victory! NE B RA S K A POW ER CO MP ANY C\\/ "W a ! e 1 , , , e » , e e q h k g 0 ' ~/. 1»~ ~ f .:~ ."-»~\ / i f f|, I ~~i ; f g 1 : i F L r - I1, l - \ e r . n . d . ~.; n \ I S I y. a 1d- 1 ter : Y» 4~Ir. | eu, Ir. ~ m U 1 . ' l r ~ ~ n d ' L vga.: J . 1 ~1 " 1 . i . ~: .""f l \\ \I Jf ?Vwl l l ' r ». ,~ , w w w . i f :" e w -I _,g \¢ \|H '. " . ;gl 1 ¢.M . I / k ,~'€| | | Freedom ei Religion! (One of the E2:."..¢ials of a Democracy) ,s In America, Faith has no limits. America believes /" f \é 1~.f-»\.'\_uhI;i§'\|`:'l\ ~'~~" '=...~er ~To Americans, the rnght to worshlp as they choose is as fundamental as the right to own their own `''1 nannies in and hallows the religions of the world. 1-:.= / d a y wi th Mr s.An n a Boock of Blair.Mr. and Mrs .E d Goedeker and family visited Mr .anti Mr s.Le- Roy Gotlsc h, Sunday .: Mr . a n d Mr s.J orgen Christen- sen visited a t Surlli }{olstein'e, Thur sdn yevening. Lorraine Peters who is now ern-ploy ed i n Omaha, spent the week- end nt home.Mr .an d Mr s.Ha r o ld Mis feldt spent Sunday n t the Ha n s J or- gensen l\ome.»Mr .and Mrs.Elme r Paulsen, Floy d Smith an d Lorr aine Paul- se n all of Omah a vi si ted a t G. F . I'aulsen's Saturday evening.'Bir.and Mr s .Cli ffo rd Liesche and daughter visited a t th e p u r -Ental,0 .C.Liesc he, home,Sun» ny ..Mr . a nd Mr s E r ic K n ud s en an d Mrs. W illia m Sten der h elped hire.Ernest Kers tetter celebrbnte her birthday ,Sunday .\Mr .an d Mr s.Pete Petersen and Sena Jensen o f Oma h a v1s»| ized at Nels Kn\.uiaen's, Thursday . Mr s.W i lli a m Stender wa s 8 1week~end guest a t the Er ic Knud- sen home.|Mr .an d M m .Ha n a Sorensen,Grace and Cla rk,helped Les ter Logernann. c elebrate his bi rthda y , Sunday .Othe r vis itor s were Mr .and Mr s W i ll Lo g ema n an d Mr . and Mr s.Russell Logfernann. Miss Grac e Sorensen ac c ompan-ie d p er pu p ils to Oma ha,Satur- day , fOr a day ol sight»aeeing'. Russell Wiese spent Sunday evening wi th his sister,Mr .an d Mrs.Ed war d Ric e o f Omaha.. 4I '| DR . D . R . E H LE R S - D e n ll nForme r Dr . W . F. Hemp hill Lo¢-stlonHome Tlwatr e Building Blai r, Nebra ska Sa v i n g S~ No w! property, or to c~oose ~e ~-~America's way is intolerable. The very precepts upon which our American life is built are the things they seek to destroy.. Faith and courage . . . initiative and honest sweat . . . a passion for liberty and justice and equal rights for free men--those are the seeds frm which the Amaican way of life has sprung. Todny, Americafs Faith is tmdauntml. The light of ireedom lmrus indelihly in the hearts of free American men, fighdng today until Victory! NE B RA S K A POW ER CO MP ANY Visit Your Barber More Often It Pays To Look Neat! vED LEWELLEN BARBER SHOP Dnwlulnlrt in tha0'Hmlon Building C\\/ "W a ! e 1 , , , e » , e e q h k g 0 ' e ci r \ n I 81 ~_. ThrY~1 r . r . n . | . 5'cl ~ ~~ ."\ I /-'*""'». 5 f '§.( L ~¢ » :. I " v. A \ i 1 11 n i g n : J . 1 e\~e ~~ '.f g f \ " \1 \ .i ," ~ ' * ' ' r e ~ , w w w :? " ¢i n I _,g I l * ~. " \.||| Freedom ei Religion! (One of the E2:."..¢ials of a Democracy) g t ;In America, Faith has no limits. America believes L ~ .f m . }u h I; i § ' \ . | ` : '} \ | "\ | ' \ i I »0 oe f g u a 'T o A m e r i c a n s ,t h e r n g h t t o w o r s h l p a s t h e y c h o o s e i s a s f u n d a m e n t a l a s t h e r i g h t t o o w n t h e i r o w n `''1 n a n n i e s in and ha llows the re ligio ns o f the wo rld. / lu b uy and sell nil ki nda nl livestoc k.A ll modern,sanitary equipment. Operated `Lu-Im'1`edernI and State Supervision. ~"bE" ¢§»{Eéf1éE ud c§estroyed.'da§wi i h his brother and mater-ma .A ll counc ilman present vo ti n g| i n- law.Mr . a n d Mr s.C.V .Shu-Mr .aqd Mrs.p a n Thomuigo " . w c " .t h e m o t i o n w a s c m i e d .| n m k e r .a n d f a r m l v e n t c r l a m e d a ;a I S -.-o n n n n i k ~f u l *~~ I J I.J "fhcminutes of the 'fmt regular The Washington Ladies'Aid "".°'d adourned e§"°'='*'"f="were met Wednesday, with Mrs.Meta rm.1 an npprov ...Wrich,with 12 members and 1.A list of unculleclible light bills visitor present. The next meeting; m lh"h;""`f°3"t s!$133310 }35i\\°i1i be at the Jurgen Christensen\rgn me ein secon t seihome. Memorial Day sr-rvices will bills be rammed ffm" the llghtlbc held at the Prairie View ceme-lcdger.All counc1lmen present cr at 2:zo u'clock."'°""H "Aye", the motion ""S!Mr. ami Mrs. Chrjis Mrithielgen i 1 T a yl o r U W e l l s Au c t i o n C o m p a n y ~ IIl 1: MONl". N 1zlsrmslm | - 1 . - u I hurried..'nnd daughten visited at me ue:-Movd and seconded the bad of ite! Benelsen home. Tuesday eve-Chris Kuhr of $25.00 for building"im|315 ad\'ertllw.~d be "'¢'?P\°'!r. AH!Miss Marie Goedeker of Omaha ¢mancilrnen present voting' ".\3,e",'i lu motion was c arried.' Moved and ac-condcd the rc-Q quliSl of Veterans of Forcig11'W arm to hold c arn ival be granted.l .\!i councilrnon present voting ".\y e", the moti on was c arried. Th e following bills were read: C.S.Vassar (Lab or)--_-$1-1.00. Orville # xto ll [L ab or ....-.. 18.001 John Horton (Labor)_-.._18.00: spent Friday u t home.also a,t» tonding the Bennington school plc - mc .Mr .and Mr s.Henry Jorgensennf Oma h a visited a t t h c W illi am Matzc n homo, W ednesday c venmg. Mr .and Mr s.Ed war d Larsonand daughter visited at N. I'. Niel- scn's,Wednesday.Mr .and Mrs.Ray Peters sp:-nt Quunrlfuv rweninit wi th Mr .and "' ?» HAIL INSURANCE THAT ) U M O R EGIVES Y( l'l{0'l`HC'I`loN_ | 1\UrQ SERVICE, :rs Mu tu a l Ha il.Yo u set y o ur id pe ; ac re. No pr o- mta s ettle- A l l losses paid a t time of a d~ . . . s 1 /u 4 | \\ t l | { l Q 1 | | \ ' l H i h l F .a n d oééie Bu rton (Labor).-.._ Din o C ar ter ( Lab or ) ~ - - - -Henry Rostxfrman (Labor) LI)iek Ma xwe ll (Labor)..-__| (; len Sulshury (Lab or)_-_ {Ch ris A.xte\I (Labor)_--._ I..A .Boehler (Gas)..-___\Skelly Service Station ~ Mrs. Arthur Knhnk of Omaha. 16"mr Mr .and Mr s.Bernard Tho mp-1400 §son an d son und Mr s .Ama nda 2 : 6 0 | Svogerson visnted a t the Henry 1 4 ' wlTi e lg e n h o me ,Sunday afternoop; 3178 I they also called at G. F. Poulsorae.\Mr. an d Mrs. Louie Gotts c h ms- -- ....ited at J. W . J ohnson's, Sunday . m u f f : P n r m o Y u n n o t n m r v Y A I wioh\\ UUII J"'\'a a u u r " " ' own per bushel value and yic ln.|\Tr.R 1un-n o n i n1n1\¢1PIIICIILB.n u u |w a va n s \..»--uv justmcnt.Flat rate policies us.lu w c a u .an » -- .l " " " " " " " " |.__._\\L..:__n n n _3 5 __ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __n u .1.1 I l ( G )._! * ! ' l ? l D o n a l d S W a n s o n c a l 1 e d 0 U.Lu uvur .en n e u no u n a u I C J Sithmldt Una.)" " ° " "" " z ° i f r i : n d s a t W ashington,Mondaysti ll gi ve the pr otec ti on y ou are .t th e be st whe n y ou (leo. J . May er Co.(D o g 0]evening_ h J n se n, Mrpa ny is in its faftleth y ear, and y ou gebuy fI'0|ll DIE.~- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -7.3 1 L i l and ~J o n g l Th 1 -TI n a n 1 1 | l : \ ' l " \ . ' l : " l ` t ' 1 l ' n A n o n i '| < : h § 5 ll` n § Z, . ~ ° ¢ . , .1 s s o I ~$ é 5 e\fe0l ie n ' ° f g } n = 3 _-_ ._..rl u 1 (Mmm "M-*"" " " " """"""'" MEI £{§sunas. Hr. and Lim.N. T. L d & C .I ..-1a.ooThe A,§§t Hdw; <u3;»ge._2.00 N.P. Nlelsen and H. E. Lyon!helped Chris Nelson c elebrate hit Ya g er S ee g e fd } Nume " C o .11 2 0 birthday ,Sunday evening. Q M r .and Mrs.Me rlin Lu m! I"A'§¥`I"" 011 Co.(Gals &___ 35.-14\'fP'i"* ale .een-end a t th e w . T Blair , Neb raska Used Cars 1 |..|Co.(Md8e.)_....--......_...... 36.64 G E S Co rp .(Meters)......- 42.13. Omah a Re fi no il Co.(0-i1).__78.00 Searle Petro leum Co.(Fuel Oi l)-_........_---_--121.o4 C & N w Ry Co. ( Fr Ei gh t)- 18 'l.3 8i Bohn Oil Co.(Repairs)_.__2.001 Glen Ni c holson (Lab or)46.20Phoe nix Me ter Co rp.(Re-I pairs).,._..-_........---_........6.86 Baker Ic e Mac hine Co.(Repairs)-..----_.._......-..1.10 J ohn A .Corrigan (L.\horJ..310.00 City Cash Fund ..---.._.......-12S.|i'l' Moved and sec onded these bills be a llo wed as r e ad an d wa rr a nts drawn on the proper funds in payme n t of th e same.On ro ll a l l Anderson,Christensen,Clarenc e Ku h r ,Mc Comb,Reeh.Rounds,Sc hmidt vo tin g " A y e " ,Ma r ti n Ru h r absent,the mo ti on wa s carried.Moved an d sec on ded thi s meet» in g b e adjourned.All c ounc ilrnenpr es en t vo ti ng " Ay e" , th e mo ti on was c arried. Attes t:U. G. Gsr ne r, He nr y Christensen,Ma y o r. City Clerk. I\l V i n t o n E va n s Chevrolet Co. N. T.L U N D REAL Esmn:INSURAN ZN South Slh SL.Plums \vmu nn We Have a Nice Sekclion of Gnod Reconditioned Used Cars All Cnrefnlly Checked and Ready lo Go. ANYONE Can Buya USED Car There Are No Restrictions on Them 1941 Chev. Super Deluxe Town Sedan (2 of These)1940 Ford Deluxe Coupe L939 Ford Tudor 1937 Oldsmobile Sedan 1938 Plymouth Coupe 1937 Chevrolet Town Sedan 1936 Chevrolet Coach 1936 Ford Coupe g . . e m o : fx`7i¢f"T...§"i}.§"F\.¢.]-lm; Christeneen and Klren vililed at thuJ. T. Christensen home Slnduf- 1.Mr. and Mn. c. v .ShumnkiandGeorgeT.Shumnker cllll'at theF. J. Dudlon home in Fri K n n r n n n a n d ~ W i ll Ehlers of Winnide.Mr. B111 Mr s.E d Bnrs tedt o f Pierce an- Mrs.An n a Gradert of Bennmilton we re sup per g ues ts at the G F .Paulsen home. Sunday .bits.J ohn Ha rd er and A1111 Mar ie spent Wednesday §Lf'»€| no o n with Mr s. Sa m Ho lste mMr . a n d Mm J o h n C1ink vxsrl ed Mr . a n d Mr s.G.F .Paulsen Sunday .Mr . a n d Mr s.Ha r lan C h ns te lsenan d Wilma.Babes o f 0111811 spent Saturday aitern oon ageven in g with hi r. an d Mrs .J . Christensen..Elmer an d B ette! Be rte ls en leThursdaymomi np;f o r F o r t C Thursday mo rn in g f o r F 0 1 Crook;E lme r has return ed onten-day reprieve an d Ber tel riturned. Fr iday . havin g' been ph! 1ically i¢j¢¢mé.~Many from this vicm\ty atten ed commencement exerclwi'-Bennngton,'rueadav eveninE-.mon the five xnduama fn:WamE.ingt,on was Edna; K§lIL}¢¢I!}f whose m m e W m o mi tte d i n 1| week'a i u u e .Caroline W ric h spent W e dm l.l¢....91 m m m s n n \ ¢ m | l l b l I I l : ! l ! l 'fs er1y County Judge,is nd:-eq; ol execuziyu of _ . . . _ being tnlnsd' at theCorps Officer 'l'ni||$n| iunl Bench, Florida, to ~eration! of the rapidly d i n g Army Ai rCo rp| orces.. nge, "'l'he Bland Hope of God'| People or Than Rxpturo of the Saints Belore the Gxelt Tribula- tion".CHURCH OF CHIUST-T_A. Lindenmeyer:1o n.m.,churchschool. Mn. Peul Johnson. super. intmdent; 11 .L m~. morninz wor- shin.communion md sermon."Nehrukn Mi.salons"; 'I p.rn. meeting-of the juniors; 8 p. mu evening wodnip and sermon,"Moses and His Choice".An gf. Iedng for the work of the Ne- bruka Clxrlltlm Illul o mry So- ciety will be tlkm at Um mornin; xendee.ROSE HIL L M.>...:.0DDIST-- Rav.A.w.Clxrke:Sunday School, 10 un., eluaa fm- every uxe group.Divine services at ll a. rn. will be conducted by Rev, Johnmn of Blur.BAPTIST-Mr.Mal-:lon H stuit, anlstnnt to Dr. R. R. Brown of tha Omaha Gospel Tabernaclewillpreachat 11 o'cloek services Sunday mcming. EOR SALE F o n !;.=...snm SERVICE grea r eam paw ryour baby chlcl no w i m The §g=g=1»=~=»County Hntdzery. umm -..,...< `, ~ ~.-,».o ~ d ea r ~1 Hamp~;|hire bropd now;puiley for n ¢I~~l and ~umn FOR SALE:Iris and peonv roots , . . »» 'xl I 0 é*~~z~ ~Inn ~x.zo-1: FOR SALE:DeLaval crearn newaratorand an iw- box.Phone112 on 49 20-lt 5-ROOM HOUSE for rent. Phone . , . ~i 'H»i n » .Q 53f~ 4 M ; ~ i r aw 1 Q k a. Z 24 Graduate From Arlington High_ _ _. LT. CARRIGAN INOFFICERS SCHOOL Fix~st'Lieutenant John' A. (Arri-gm ,formerly County Judge,is ons ol hundreqg ol execuziyu of WA EOR SALE T ADS F O R S A L E :Iris and .i gg E I utaryinstructiona n d physical °°'-----'~- -~First 1»=Carrigan a nna : ~ L ~w' 1 :a ;~; ;» .mr and other specialists commis-nun.one 1 ' _HYBRID SEED--Carlnon's Cham-Dion II brid Corn. flat irrades signed directly from civilian life willtibc grepared to fag over ex ecu vc uties in Air rps main-tnance thiat parallel the reapom '£»'é§'&2n, 1Sf3::.£3_hels ~ sable posdtuons they held in cum- f n n u a n n u r ]; l \ | " | l R f l " \ Y Wm $:ALE:Red heifer. to frab- ZU Z.I v FOR RENT:s-mm_j1°\1s=- Em Colfax.Partly modern.Mrs.Peter Stricklett, Sr.20-1t FU1zN1saEr>`1i Ms f9.r rent. 101 East Grant St.,PhoneWhite 147.17-tf R §iS~1'fl;If0u ~ ~ 1 ~~h_x | g _4 - [ l g .C H Q L 4 2 ._.." " W W \ \1 ' . -~'~.Q 1 i m ,'T \;~el ` |m __.__T .»>_,..a_.,¢r 'f ,~ <,?',,7l"<°3 .i c e s Q g g , , f , m / . , , , . , E , . , ¢ , ; , , .,a\mnsons, mzclmmcs, Etc.I n Iu | \ | \ A :l b n u a u u u u n ;f:'.'¥E;,¥:'::':.""'" Juul, *='3i'i%¥!N o 1' | c E s I. W u ,A11»v4\Eovmtmrrn 'rm~muNG; grade and "Q ; ;L I N I soy beans,$2.26 per ou.Bring sac ks.He nr y Hinrichsen. 20 - lt* 'OR SA LE: A desira ble c e meterylotbioc k 39. lot 5. Cost $60, wiil "h§§'i{ "§é1M1 ` §Gi5;<=¢r.é. " nedmg,ty ping.Ty pe wr iter available fo r class and laboratory .,,,-\3 i quire 11..20~1t 55 f0|$45,r Phgng 1 5 f g r d g . RE P A I R W ORK .(10110 ||0\\IW'I1 tails.x9-2s reliable contrac tor wi ll save y ou mo nc v late r.Por a reason-u w i i c r g r t r .1 \ r n W \ n \ I ? P 1 i l r e -a b l e .e s t i m a t e ,s e e W .J .L o r n - n n 1 . L | c r$-\\ ~<n f£'Ur\.n n u u -;.»¢»"»»».v.......,,p a i r s f o r a l l m a k e s .s h a r p e r t a n g .b e r t .B l a i r .A u - M .J . \ 7 l J x r v l o i h |r |3 5 3 1 ' " a ' $ f " "C o l l e g e H r l i .B 2 5 A D R .S C H O L U S f o o t e x v b r t w i l l b e a t t h e s t o r e n e x t S a t u r d n n t i M a y 2 3 f r o m 9 a .r n .t i l l 6 D .r n t o a i d a n d a d v i s e r e z n r d i n s r 1 ° o o ? t r o u b l e s .C o m e i n a n d l e t . a F O R S A L E :2 y c urli ng Héref ord bulls.19- tt II. J .Lippincott.. GOA T MI LK , 1 2 c |I;. if c alled for.spec ialist he ln vnu._w w C. P Dimrni c k, Blair.20-11;NE L S ON s Ho E s ' r 0 n 1 . . § F O R S A L E :1941 Sudan grass G A R D E N P L O W I N G a n d tearn` seed.$3 per hundred.L a r s wo rk .Ca ll Re d 192.l Jesnersen.Phone 212 on 54.4 13~tf Fr a n k H .Stric klett. ,..............._....- as. L53 Q1 a 'fionuen wonn SHOE Nelson Shoe Store Blair, Nebraska ..----.---1 ___»......-.......-.r. M-A-YFounders §ale i9~étSC RA TC H PA D S .hi g h qu a li tf dead Stoc k.Ha ve a v a r i e ty o f ` bond paper,12¢per noun .prerqiums.Blai r Rc nd e ri ng l L I S TE N, F A RME RS ! I wa n t y o u r : Othe r q ualiti es. Sc wr pou nd.Servmc , Phone 1'f collec t.H01"'""'\.-v--~»-A.-.me 'Hninn Ran.T20-if Th e E n wr p n s e .c Jensen,ngc llu,\-Ilalvu ......fstin g Co. . Lu Platte, Nebr . 9- tf T u o w m s o w B R O S HY B R I D ' b\Irivrn 939 'itatez esged W A N T E .v»|Flat grades 555 0; round grauea $4.50..50c reduc tion fo r q u a n W A N T E D T o B U Y :Na ti o na lcashregisters.No t too old. Lea ve na me a t offic e o f Th e Enterprise.20 -I t T H R E E GI R L S w a h transporta- tion to Caiifornia.W i ll share expenses. Call Green 348. 20~1t* w.-aN'r o= Go o d o ld a d d i n g ma - chine.Th e lelnterprise 20~tf A N A P P RE C I A TI ON iW E TA KE th i s mea n s o f tha n ki n g \the business men of B la i r wh o contributed to wa rd a fu nd fo r the nurc hase of flo we rs for g Ever ett Ki ng .W e are also lr I I L .f..¢M ar.:a v\'sr-A class uf t\ \ » I | l}f u tll,ltlvltiltl i n g ten gir ls an d fourteen boys, wi n be graduated f r o m th e A r l- lt=\. l);;wid Simpson; 2itlt'tliU11§§ by i girls'sextette,the boys'quar- .tette , and a rmxed gro up; pr esen- ington High Sc hool on Friday eve-tation of d1PI°\f*aS bl'Sup en n- ni ng , May 22 ;th e e o mme n c e me n ttwd f n f L .L .Ia tter so n. pr og ra m is scheduled to b egin at1 Bac calaureate servic es f o r th e eight o'c1ock a t the iliethodist lrling ton Hi gh Seh odl c lass we re Churc h *held at the Congregational churc h, Stanley Ma tz ke o f Linc oln wi ll Sunday even ing. The se rmon was deliver th e address.Oth er f'3*\"ideli\ered by Rev. David Simpson, tu re s o f th e program inc lu de t\\0| gn¢]music w w provided by the selections by the Ar li ng to n hi gh Cui£§1'¢£!3ti0\13l choir directed by school orc hestra;processional by Vb'. Therlo Rcc kmey er. Ma ri an Gandner;invoc ation b y i The class ro ll includes Gordon t t 1 f n i rd of y m-l .'f1"i'i.'i-"..,..i°'C o i d i i i n i i of1emd Bendorf Funeral Ho me ,Sunday v\I \l n........1.. l ~r u m e \\ ;Llltl\t:€I|ll Ila roltl Barton,ti m- .~ren Brooks,Eunic e Bro wn,Joe E Cook,Lu ve r n Cunn ingh am,My r~| na Cunnin gham.Fe rn Daniels Ma xin e Fagerquist,Elver a Ha r rie,J un ior Hass,Ar n e Johnsorh, W alte r J o nes, Gene Kru ger,Don | na Lee Patterso n, J unio r Sc hlapfer, W aiter Sc hla pfer.Leslie Snr-1 ensen, Lloy d Utterb ac k , Henr ietta |Walkenhorst,Geraldine W e h - i moy er,Ru th W ilk ins,Ele a n o r : W olter and' Gerald W olter. Ifnlrrgirisc .Engraving To SPEAK HERE'mls avE:~:1:~:G ...|. .1 ...». M.-|.»¢Llty uuu uwn Dunno:Earl J . Thompson , 11 on 32. 10-12% URNITURE uphulglerlnll.re- sf-=1-=\i-»=- ?'€!.'?"'iE'E1._.'L°°" an- i n n m l n w n r i r m u 1. . | . . | . \ . ' a : s\ : a »S ni5i?°n;"f$lff¢;-ial.milf Gearme N. Miller. O R lun S A L E :Mod ern £5-rovm .x Mnan in Also mc o me;;>;rt§wb; Hmerf anna 292 2-tf PHONE 11 and give us yourw a n t - a d s .O n l y 2 c p e r w o r f v e ; -:.............I n n f n n f UIQ Il 0 fig? ¢ig a |- o n eL I G H T E R 29? P u c k e r s i z e . Choice of service in si gn ia .5 0 : value. \Bcxkingrc u s s : m o m :u a s # Casserole and :dutch oven.7S<: :r value. * f - ~5 9 ¢ I ~Ruby glass bowl, /:T\_.9§5`7 large fork and o o\i p o o n .5 1 . r5 ; ¥: l v a l u e . \.3 Pines: .;f;{:/ 1 '/ ,¢ ( ~w; Save Un Seat Covexs s °: ccvera.S n u g Eu i ng .Easy tu c lean. Cool and c omfort- ab le i n ho : wea th er . Fur Coach, Small $ 4 . 7 9 For Sedan, Small $ 4 . 7 9 :~1 i ihat unwameu 1urnu.uu:, uw.""":"-<." r dunnf; that hour of m-eat sor- s 1-~`FOR SALE:Funks G.Hybnds.ron."- '2-212-94-and 53,Iowa Mrs.E\ore§t Kina.his fammlyn.Also G3'M ed'and relatives..939 6 bushels U. S. 13.o\rr `i`7,n o an oc~=23"§.5 H c "°°i~».n Ryan K R E Y M B O R G M O V E S ' U R T H P L A T T E"f.f f \° 1 9 \§nncf 1\¢rv1'n\z wnghino machine.T o IN \,Methodist minister, was in charge lof the services there and also conducted interment services nl.'Battle Creek.1 Born in Anarnosn, Iowa, on Oc-' tober 3,1856,James Jenkins' moved with his parents to Frank- 'llin County,Iowa, at the age oflfour, and there he grew to mon-\ hood. In the early 1880's he eamel"to Battle Creek, Nebraska, whereihewas united in rnaniage to 1 Miss Lucy Palmer in 1886. Thecouple farmed near Battle Creek,\ 'until 1912;in that year they moved to Tilden, Nebraska, where he lived until he became ill lost.{`F€lJl'I.\£lr§,.Hin preceded him in death and two children died in 11: dl fancy.The only survivors life lim . ison,Earl Jenkins of Blair; will"ithrcc grandchildren ,Earl of 1. 11 icoln, w==m»e of Blai r, a nd ll:. "f..1ohn Brose of Omaha. FUR YUUHFDIVIBTUHYmooannumIThehug and worm season is! upon us in the gardens and flow*-| er beds and now in the time totake measures to control their ae-I Qumeg,I Cutworms are especially aeiive in cool, damp weather such as we are having at this time. This is£|l~~»the hatching season fol:irr:\f~lmppere One teaspoon of. |.;lr=a green or lead arscnate, onelam. \IhlDn of molasses, one quart;of bran :mel 1m\Lt1:h \\:1lvr 1-= :~\i~11l\n\.ikv~1 an 1\;i1ll\I1i cun 1 .1 l m . | .l l r r \\.\l\li \~=1:r r.almh;|;.:~1r g11rr'. ~_j;_. 5 " u n} ` i = f 0 0 ' 5 15 '<e " i 1` é C- 1 '"1 m i §E " i§ é " S0 1 a b e f o r e D C l a r K r e r n b o r g m o v e d I Y \6 6 r a e 5 `1mdt_a h . m t r 5 G e o ou n r - £ 2 0 1 :r e c e n t l y ,f r o m B r n i n n c d t o N o r t ho o i @ » T % §`c s 'F o n s A L E =J o h n D e e r e s i n g l e 5 r e m I i s t e r i n St oo d s h a n eSTRAW:m t -`A m e n d H a i i s e n . |nPlenty of light tropical 1UR SALE:Mower tongueis. 5""'*5 in cool open \sickles, guard sections.wa tr wcavcs Colorful 5 tanks. prairie hgv..1,puggrec bands'j 20-lt*Ld Critsinger. 5 In . 1 o n SALE:.Registered Bua f all gilts.Glenn Sorensen. o20-It U d Pho 2112 an Platte,Kennard fnends hatelearned. He is connected with thestaff of the North Platte hospi tal. Dr. Kreymborg is well-known in Kennard,where he spent his boyhood and attended high school J. F. J1=::~<KINs, 85, DIE S FR ID A \ James F.Jenkins,83,die Friday aftemoon at Blair Hosp tal. Although he had been a ps3L 'P 0 \ § [ 1 d § " r r 1 o n o U G i 1 e n E o BEi.»GIA`N lient there only n short time, 1 °|stallion at stu nf.in (Hmm §n\9ll1l1n. w a s i l l f o r t h r e e m o n t h s p r i o r 1 .L n l . . -\ . . . . . . . _" I \ \ :. . . - q»f . .U n i v e r s a l 1War!-:I Gabe .:9 3 ¢ /..'Z |.:\r;1e I In h sim. .f ..»~2~»=.~»»» 1 .-'draw ='i;£i5i;"?i'if D u s t C l o t h F r e e W i t hD U S T M O P 30¢ Cfwnuiuzlly lrcabf..| mop.14 x 14 inch ssze. 011118 l i m i 1 m v t u f f i - m r :Q \ e l }e f l e c -» 2 ].}a p r v ..:~»1u1.\n u q t m f u f 1 uI;.:N f n v l 1 11 .»u \ \ ; u \ t .\ml .:1_I A l |" =1\\1~~¢f I n h w i l l l n Ix vh l u l 1 |. \\ n '\.l|>I»]|1u\!|-.n l l l h i d a l - I I H d u f. \t l 11 ..\.1 " | || : . " \ \ MEAT SPECIAL Tomatoes fresh 18c lb Beef roast Clmckor mb Oranges 220 size 29c dz Pork liver .Wieners Phone Pork SteakW -J - ~32 Cheese Longhorn S 23C 20c 25C 30c 28c lb ;b lb lb lb v u u m l n f s m ~ D ,oo m l m o n m n s e e nferye a c h d a y a t 1 0 .A M , m m / w s u / 4 %1 l'h~n>=c l'lmnv (lrrlvrx hy 9:30 A A I . \ \ n r Rv-_ !<\ril`li0l\ri Maki'n ]|||p(§§ib\\\ (n Ma k e More :un _.. .. . .. . .- -Baki 'Powder 25 ozs Spaghetil' 2 lbs Ry-Kiisp Vegeta e Oil Jewel pt. Applesauce gal. can Macaroni Rings 1 lb 18:1 l9c 221: 2lc 39c 15c Specials For f.~,x ~ FRIDAY, SATURDAY i f ~ ._. ~ FRESH ~ . ~ ' i ~1 s c p e r Q U A M F B ~ S t r a w b e r r i e s f x "Q .2-_~ \ ~ 3\,,~1 ~.v 1 ~ .~x l ' \,..g. *Fa 1 | [] l I :\ 1 T11.I l | . f \ \|\ |; u i n v | » i \ I I H \r T " 4B a k i / P o w d e r 2 5 o z s 1 8 c Specials For 'n MEAT SPECIAL Tomatoes fresh 18c lb Beef roast Clmckor mb Oranges 220 size 29c dz Pork liver .Wieners Phone Pork SteakW -J - ~32 Cheese Longhorn S 23C 20c 25C 30c 28c lb ;b lb lb lb ¢:z ~./1 ~ .:I r Del've y 00e a c m d r a y a t 1 0 .A M l'!vma¢.° l"hnnr\ Orders hy 9:30 AA I .W a r Rm hlri tli ons Ma lw I t Impc f wible ln 5i=l\~c More 4 q j / .| YollR onmalzs ~ ~ msafw r.»»fdfZ'¢ ;¥ ¢ .~ " '~x ~ E l . l V E "~ Auch ; rvgn;o ...also.kMr .an d Mr s .J ohn Dornac ez :md fa mi ly and Vi;-g'iniaVeetmaz1 xisite d Thur sday evenin fr with Mr. an d Mm. Eg ge rt Ohr t an d so ns . Mrs.E l m Auu lc bv and J unior mwn d e d th e Dlav an d commence- ;>¢m.m\m.<1{\§ Mr. and Mrs Elm AppleJuniorspentSunduifafwith Mr. and Mrs. Howard bv. near Omaha.Mr.and Mrs. P. A.Jheliied Clarence Wiese cehis birthdav,Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fefi :md LI:3. John Domacker an ilv visited Sundav afternooM:and Mrs.Haan Got~ Spaghe~ ' 2 lbs Ry-Kiisp Vegeta~ e Oil Jewel pt. Applesauce gal. can Macaroni Rings 1 lb ' c 22c 2lc 39c l5c "F R E S H '= '~ --"~S t r a w b e r r i e s ~ ~ . - - ; . ;" ~"r d ;1 lsc per QUAM' sox | " p f |I I 'i |T u e s d a y a n d T h u r s d a v e v e n i n s z a . M r .a n d M m .C .R .A p p l e b y a n d W a y n e o f B l a i r w e r e d i n n e r g u e s t s a t t h e E l m A p p i e b y h o m e . w e d n e s d a y . M r .a n d M r s .J o h n H a r d e r a n d l l o l u n d a n d A 1 l a n d s p e n t S u n d a y . ; » e n i n z w i t h M r .a n d M r s .G u s . s . ,.i\\.\v 1 I \~_ / ..g J* CHURCH ;~:0'ric1ss 1 n m 1 :e n v m 1 . m r . : r r \ l 1 . \ T 1\i EOR SALE FOR SALE:Iris and peonv roots.Se|,¢¢ while in hloum.vmwnawelcome.Mlldrd Qxvcr.s uEast South St.zo-1: FOR SALE:DeLava\ cream sen-aralor and nn im- box.Phone112 on 49 zo-n F o n !;.=...snm SERVICE grea r eam paw ryour baby chlcl no w i m The §g=g=1»=~=»County Hntdzery. v up\.'l ' y ourwi ll Lh i f 11ha rd an Sold lants, 5 no t so ~\and :mo o nApple- almsen\L A D I .\l A l\|.1 5.1 ll\..\.l| ..;l'f\!el'e¢v\'=l F\1f\¢ln\.' will ho ohse!'£ed| 111u :: ruu:=.~~'1 -1. \.Mug 21 ;:1 l l uv~~'r~M :1.§1g \'Mf»rl";~. UF.Nvxallo J ~}1 rf " i ll ln li.U . 1 l|!f\1I.{f}NGRI1GATION.'lI,~-f\Ir>. T)l Tvllv Barber:Sunday :l1l1~»-I 1=» :\.|;|.W orship 50x"\irc>=l l :\.1:1. 31:rn:-rrial Servic es f o r Congrega-lmuz il men in th e amy a nd hon or- imr those wh o ha ve passed away :in1f last Memori al Da y , l\II~1'I'I10DISI`--John P.Brooks: Churc h School,10 o.m.Mo r ni n g Worship,11 n.m.,wi ll celebrate Pentecost and th e 2 0 i th anniver- sary of J ohn Wesley?-1 religious awak eni ng;sermon,"Souis A - flnme". 'T p.m. , Youth Fellowship, recreation,singing,and lesson.8:30 p.m.,pic tures o f Li f e o f Christ will be presented .hy W . G. ,i s . ~E ; l s 51da A min s \ . e m l e ; d fs n \c h cn 'uw Mr. Bm'vithandxller :kex Olsen.F I R S 'r LuTHr~ :1 z.xN-J i.C. Jorgensen:Sunday School an d B i b l e c l a s s e s n t 9 : 3 0 , a 1 : h i I d r e n 's s e r vi c e a t 1 0 : 0 0 ;m o r n i n g w o r s h i p a t 1 0 : 4 5 ; n o e v e n i n g s e r v i c e . u a w e \ . ¢ u r 1 n \ \w . \ e u r \ 1 r : " l ' n \ 1 ' Per Package,typ 0 .111e.peru4 ¢~cn n i . B o lt s te e l . `f y lm rl u uva un r - n . .1 \JueP.-f P¢¢l¢.»¢¢,4¢ ~Q,u ~' '1 xv .»'7 ~Remo vab le walltypeOpens|11! "3.j .cani. Bon steel. GQ ~ " Q ls lu , n . - \ . » . » . , " . . - . .L T . R A ' - ' .C. J ensen:Sun-''~day Schoo!, 10 u.m. in bolhc hurch-B u g I l l u s t r a t e d C x r c u l a r s ,A s k l ~ o r u n c . es; servic es,1 1 a . . n t W a s h i n m ton an d 8 p. m. at ennard.n A : ~ : x s H L U ' r H . c H u | e c n o 1 -A U T H O R I Z E D D E A L E R OR UM - S e r v i c e :a t 11 u'c lock inchnrge.|_ ~~~N .C ~G A M B L E s O R E S N A C L F A .V .Pbilsndz Sundfab' Sc hool, 10 a.m., rnornmg vsnrshlp 1 1 a m. ;evening worshsp, 8 p.m.; k ru e r me et Wednesmid-wee p y .,d evenin g mes-day , 8 psm.Su n ay . - . _ - - - - -. - - - SINCLAIR PRODUCTS 'l`loN ,\ o~~|»u.0-fn H- Ra y ] o hn s on ,Proprietor We Still I-[ave Material ro Vulcanize Casings We Still I-[ave Material ro Vulcanize Casings We W i l l Bu y Your Old Tires For Cash "~|\|¢\\ PRODUCTSGOOD/EAR Open Al\~ng t ~ v u v \ ~ v \I ,f