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500 ATTEND SEC-OND FIDWER SHOW
Nurly tive hundred panonl
vidwd the nu<m'» lnctmd flower
show held Saturday at the Masonic
buxmm in Bhir.Tha nhaw had 150 entries, coming from slightly over 30 exhlbl
ton.In addition m the diaplnya o
flowers, the commitien worked ondi|pl|.y1 of dishes md linen w~`
addsd mxterinlly tn the show.An outdoor garden, made in
mortid-ln's g n u ,lawn inrni --
and bukeu ol flowers wu a tea
ture which vu an innovation ln
which drew much favorable c~ --
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Defense Boom
House Shortage
Newcomers Flood Town
With Opening Of Mead
Plant
With Gm opening ofLhe govern-ment ondnxnce plsnt at Mud.
Nebnekn,an influx ol newcom-ers has floocied Akllngwn,:nd
although a few deslrmhle homes
are still available xt thin wrlting,the aiumtion threaten; to become
ncume.Renta have not ndvtnced.Among the newcomers are Mr.
und Mrs. HBYYY Sorensen and lam-
ily of South Sioux City, who ue
living in the Chxpmxn house; Mr.
and Mn. A. W. DeBord and fam~ily who moved from Pendei to
the R. B. Elsner house; Mr. md
Mrs. Reel and lnmily of Sctndlu.,
Kxnnns,ln the Chulee W,An-drews house;und Mr. und Mrs.
H. D. Webb and funily of Kan-
sas, ln the Harley Appleby cob-
mge.All of these families ue
employed at Mend.R.R.Symonds of Beltimore,
Maryland, n Flrenww oHici|.l, md
Mrs.Symonds have renoed theformer Leslie Petersen hon-le andplm zo move so Arlington in the
near future. H.Wilcox of Fre-
mont il living in the former T.B.Mohr house and the VicentLyons family hu moved lnw the
Hagenbush home.
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Waahingwn County'a war .-quota of $18,400 for the month
May was fucked before the cl
of buainaa May 28rd,Co
Chnl:-man George T. Hedelund
nourmed this week and can '
ule s i ndi um!thu befo r:J
m this county would be lar uh
ol the mark se t by the mu
'depuLn1ent.Act\u\d u ,-»
2rd had rsuhed s18,sss.2s.In mme of lighting gquipm
every bond produces actual n~ »mnmrisl for the !igh\i=nx';
BIHLDING SOLD
The Jnmes Moss wore h~iding
Activities esday
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For Building * a pp r e c i a ted ; as in p n: y ou u ,I I w w" me mbe r s o f th e W o ma n ? Re - *
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lie!Uorpn nn: u.,_ __tbk worthy volunneer nerv-iu.Local prdenan maybringtheirflowenwtheCity HAl\ on Ffidly d b h
mum.where W. R. C. reg-
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Take Par
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ivitiesIW m Increase`i5i?ty`Méf1}~Wi11 op¢~
rabe Double Shift
TWO Bkmmmgs l;
ATTEND
EMENT DAY
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I A C HI E VCONSIDER EARMER-MERCHANT p1CN`IC 'r0w'NsE¥1'1,!9!I'..f..,. I ..f .,PLOW AIRPOR1's s|.A'u-.u -- ----u`mn SI-UM1*\3?§Ti.I.'."" ww-M ~Sponsored by the
af Commerce, Blair5144? <=°°:&'f*;'35|wi ll OIIIBGUs...., 1....» 1\n Prépare Fbr Second Sheep S
r s_1lur....1.hmrinn at nnca 011 P1-ojéct Clubs is expected at meh o w ,\thi!war which annual Achievement Prognmn ."Towns, alter»haw muh Saturdnsf.,...-.....:...-4.M11 'be like scheduled for Jqqg ~ The e v e t
.-V.-...,,.._ ... .__ _huge new boats for the United'
Qtates Coast Guard service at the
Petersen and Haecker plant onE n t Washington meet, it has
been announced. and a crew of fi!-
ty men will be required to turn
out the wed._Pi-ed Haecker, business managerfor the fimn,i-ned from Chica-go early 'l\ieadly of this week af-
ter more than three weeks of ne-gotiations for the connniaion of
the boats;Two big ice breakers and one
ice plow will be constructed, ac-
cording tp Haecker.The work
takes the highest priority ntlngwhich give! assurance that it will
PWKNI3 without delays.Work
started immediately and the firm
han sent out calls for more monto weld the hulls and fit out the
boats.The work will fequdre about
six months to complete, estimated
Haecker, and a double shllt, which
may later mn ima a 2A-hour
shift is in the nffing.Mort of the worlc will be doneout-doors at the flmfa yard on the
banks of the Missouri, the factory
The flower show held in the
Masonic building last Saturday
drew several hundred visitorsand was termed a success.l t
was th¢ second show this year.Tuckd away in one corner ad
the mom waa'-this g-Arden scene,complete with grass,lawn
Carlsen and
Hamilton Lend
Blau' Seniors
Of 63 At Exercises Fri-
day Evening
...__-Mias Eunice Carlsen,daughterul Dr. snd Mrs. N. C. Carlsen of
Blair, and Charlm Hamilton, son
Diplomas Awarded Class
of Rev and Mrs. Charles HxmlltonbuildingonE n t Waahlngtnn '_street being fined with two \>oaul |e';"If.';'i';;n;':";'£;' f ~
which_a\-e in the Protea of m ipresentative hw and gm of the
;§gf~°»for the United sm" 1942 ami- High school grldulting
v.class.American Legion citizen-
ship medals and certificate wereS O M E ~presented to the pair at the sixty-|
~ SATURDAYame,.u. annual commencement ex-..lerciaea, with J. M. Bonham of theBlur business houses are ukinz oeal A_ L_ Post in charge of the
varied stnnda in regard to business prsenfatlon.hours next Saturday,Menrorish Scholarships, also presented Fri-\Day. with l°"\¢ observing an €""day evening, were awarded aa fol-
;;f;dg°\-dav and others A PU'-Willows:Regents'schounxnp,ner-ox Y~_barn Pourd;Alternate Regents'
The Wadungwn County_B°"\<,c\m|ea Hamilton;Church School
will be closed all day. it rs '"',Scholarll\ip,Eunice Clrlslh:nounced.Miller Munk, the blank- Teaeliera College Scholarship,
smith, also announce an .lull-dn) Phyun Jamal; and alternate Re
vmimr-gentn' Schumann, R-ir Bellows.
Blair barber shops will clone Following the commencementfrom 10 until 12 noon on §eturday. address. praented by Dam p_ E_
Kdlterman's Ben fa nkli n "~°"°\l'Ienzlik of Lincoln, diplomas werehas zmwunwd that it will runa1ni,w,"1ed the 53 graduates by WHL
closed Saturday moming but will'e.r F_ Girtlchow, chairman of the
he "l""'in the aftemoon mdlboard ol education.evening.sw md s u 5 |
laxrson re,torel i m e a n n o u n c e d t h r o u g h t h e i r a d s ' M l S S ~ ~
th-y will remain open all day and B R I D E O F M A Y 2 1
owning the saint: aa any otherSnturday._Miss Lorraine Hindley, daugh-lter of Mr. and Mrs. George Hind-
R H E A S S H A R E T O P g m g f He iuill §'"N y - ' g g
''c ti ngo n n n ,eraa ,O N L A M B M A R K E T w e r e married at La Jolla, Califor-
nia on Me 21.The bride hady": ; :i = zu ; .g gg 153 °"§f§;||.¢. Blair by automobile the pre-
ag...ceding Friday.3',':.z'";..."'.';"s°'»...".°2 i " i ... ';;'f°.l ~ ~ ' r - ~
..~o r ig oo, an as a-lfhsal,"h-n.i.e':f..:i\:.»:u`d;\lne\i$0 attended Dana College and
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chairs,trellis and flowers.J.
E, Campbell fumished the arti-
ficial mu and trellis. The lawnchairs came from the home of
Mrs.Dorona Walker and the
flowers were contributions i n
the show.snlevpnu Neimnm nu ngnoow
'Lutherans To
Convene Here
On June 9th
Twenty States Are To Be
Represented At 46th
Annual Convention
Guests of the 46th annual con-vention of the United Danish
Lutheran Church will be arriving
in Blair on Tuesday, Juno 9th, in
time for the opening aevice to be
held at 8 o'clock the same even-
ing.The committee, consisting of
members of the First Lutheranchurchandsomeselectedfromthecollege staff,u e hard at
work making preparations for the
annual affair.The chsinuen ofthe various committees are: Phil-
ip Masmnasen.registration com-mittee; Martin Paulsen,lodging
committee; Paul V. Hansen, din-
ing hall fudlitlea;Ed Nielsen,convention facilities.Officers of
the general committee are Rev. H.
C. Jorgensen and Rev.IJ.Siem-
beck.The convention will bring paa-tors and lay delegttee to Blair
from about 20 states in the union
and several province in Cansds.
Speakers on die program will in-clude pastors and lay loaders of
the Synod aa well as prominentleadersin all the Luther-an bod-
ice.The conventions of the United
Danish Luthertn Church have
brought Sunday attendances uplm xsoozooo people.The official'delegated attendance usuallyamounmtonearly 200.Atwid-
ance, however, is expected to be
cut on account of gas and rublaberIrstioning.Further inforniation
iand convention program will be
given next week.
REV. LINDENMEYER
TO LEAVE BLAIR
Rev.T.A.Lindenmeyer, pas-. ..._. m......\. ...Q mmet
July Fourth in a momiieo um. rftfiotic manner this year,u:eo1¢nz
to plans mappd out at the maeb
ing'of the organization lui- 'hes-
day evening.The entire prog will bkeplace in the evening.It will be
inexpensive ana timed to nz with
the farmers' busy season.In charge of the activity will be
J. Hilton Rlmades who has served
as head of the Public Relations
me Publicity oommitteea through.
out the yur.Ho will cell a meet~
ing soon of the board of direcwnand others who have volunteend
to rid and, in company with Presi-
dent Vernon Bellowa, will map out
definite evmts fvr the day.
Tentative plana m l for a
joint farmer-merchant picnic with
coffee arii cold drinks furnlalmd
by the Chamber of Commerce.A
swimming demonstration I t the
pool is on the tentative lllt which
would be followed by a patriotic
bend conoert and possibly a corn
munity dnt-Ddinife plans will be announce:
soon Watch for them.
AS L E E P A T
THE W HE E I
An Oakland truck, landed wit
fat cattle bound for the BoutOmnim market, mme to a auddc
hdt, Monday night, down at thLeslie Offen place on West Sodt
street.The ramen for the nu
den stop was that the driver coning down Fourth meet from tl
north was asleep and neglecu
to ma ke theturn andthe trufcollided with a tree nfter runnil
up over the curb.The damage to the truck vm
:llht ll'-l\W8l\"g\eldi1nPlCB was
ll! aa o a lasteersml* ke pt the w w i
fairly busy for a time trying
herd them off lawns, flower gi
dons, etc.The driver was notified to 1
pea ri niuatic eco urtlmtuptol
Present writing has failed to ~|
in an appearance.
0. M. IRELANDBREAKS In
0.M. Ireland, who residesWest Colfax Street, fell Montandtheaccidentresultedin
fractured right hip. He is atient at Methodist Hospital, 1
according to lalxat reports he
getting along na well as can
expected
Patterson and
_....m_-\.=..-I ...|....Th e s wo n u n u n u u WIBlum;-ton Co unty a hse p s how is to be
held n ext Sa tur day sf . the Bla ir
Livestoc k Sa la pnvili on in nor th
Blair.Pic tured above is Fr a n k
Biff nr,fa r me r residing i n th e
Sutherland school distric t we st
n f mn i r .whose oen o f sheen
l l l l n u v w ¢ . - - v u . . _ . . . . ,__P e n w i n n e r s r e c e i v e s g n u -
a m t e e o f $ 1 . 0 0 p e r c w t .o v e r t h e
O m a h a m s r k o t p r i c e .T h e B l a i r
C h l - l r l b e r o f C o m m e r c e i s a l s o
awarding ribbons and prizes.
Entr ies , p rior to th e sh ow are
ar e no t re qn imd ,. Ag .Ag e n t
[ I B WILHUUL nxnyuauo , - . .-_fi lli n g sta tio ns off the hig hway ,"
stated E .J .Robbins,C i vi l A e r o
nautic s board menubar i n I.hi ll!
befor e the Bla i r ROMW C lu b la s t
Tuesday .Ro bb ln l,af te r reviewing th o
..\..~.»m-nal arrowth of the ai r
wi ll open a t 1:45 ocloclc a n w sBlai r Hi gh Sc ho ol A u di to ri um.
Mrs. J oe J ensen. County
ma n,wi ll preside over the
sion.Attr a c tive h ig h li gh ts of th o
afte rno on pro gmm, as ou tli ned by
A T.R t hC o u n t y E x t e n s i o n g e n u
v t v \ | _..... ..! 1\{ u . ' \ ¢ ' ¢ h n \ m r a s l t i n n B
q
ne, told Rotari an s a nd Lio ns
b me mbe r s wh o we re me etin z
xtly a t th e Ko o p ma n In n ,th a t
c o mi n g me th o d M u s mp o r ta -
a f o r b o th h u m xn an d Ins ig ht
. ..... 1|\| \ nfnlnne.. He exm°¢Il°d
WOUE,WUI luuauuu " ' l u - - - - -for c an ni ng an d a hea lth f i l m
f r o m the Sta te Dep ar tme nt o l
Headih, a. music tl play let by th a
W u h i n g t o n Cuunty Chorus,| .
dinc undon of " Ou r Ho me De -
l_....n L.. D...~l \"'| 'H;n|nn_ Sr.. mdoplnlom thnx mmy M the hc-
lel now turning out war plums:ld be converted uv the mmu-tum for civlliln use md that
n result, every town of my con-nenoe nt nll would hnve nn dr-
'LThe gpesker urged the Blxit menkosp up the inmneat ln the loul
d la that it might be raiy for
vhux the prsent emu-gmcyavsr. He clbsd the mxny unswhich plums would later be put
l lament tlmt Blglg wonld 15-_ge
xenm:ny :ww V .._.._.., __ ,n timely uldnu. "Are We Head-
ed For lnflltlonl" by E. D. Flhr-
ney.A Leadership Recognition lunch-
eon, nt which pmject leaders vlrmbehonumd,will pmcede thaAddnvement Prognm. Mn. Ethel
Brown,Anllltmt State Homo
Demonstration Leader,h u been
contndbd to addms the gxvmp
at thu luncheon.Thi!v w ,the county pmiaet
club!have studlod eight leuvnl.mi mnnv. in addltiun to this pw-Euler nkmnil mu xx-engnn Pwrfrom the pon 'ma n n fe w
us.
S. 0. DRIVE GET-me UNDER W AY
The Unded Service Oxden drive
dd: in being ¢on¢incw under thel_._,____,
g-nm, hnve lponlured A nedlng
project in which each member
xeuds at leut six books during
Lftmyeu. The lenonn etudied were"Henlthful Lunches for Home
and Schoo\", a medal "ChrlnmnlGm" lesson, "Toyl or the Child",
"Hume Care o! the S\\:k", "Dew-nti ve Flnlnhel for Home Sev-
inr". "Victory Guden md S u u :
\
rection of Swuev mann,...iis city, lu god-ing underwiy md
mp-ess should be now! shortly,a raportn-Committee! hive been
uned thruuglzout Wnhlngwnlou:-ity md they will be at wurk
hardy._county u b°h}z ukid for§;'2 L &"» § "fl, ms é zm: .a mé
zontributivnl l-uve come i n md
hose who are g y ; ; » » - M b y
:o en b o wish tnmntribuu, may lnve their (und:it gh, Wuhington Cmipty Bmk.
PL A N NE W C.P . T.
U N I T A T D A N A
Plans ire underway for a newC.P:'l`. unit to be fonned at DanaCallege. Any boy between the age;of lB und 26, who h u 1 high
nchoal diploma and is inmrelwd
in aviation,muy become a stu-
lsaven","Cheelemak-ing",and"Cunning, Brlning and Drying"-
'm GET SUGAR
CERTIFICATES SOON
E. o. Pnirxzhlld, who ll lnclunoofnuanlng activities at.Blnir,
nnnouneed mday that he hu ls-
sued ll l qi' hin initial supply of
sugar rationing cenlllcaten.Anadditionalsupplylsnxpected
soon, however, and notification o!
the arrival of the certificate! will
be made through the lownl newl-papers. The ceriilicstea _ennble
homemakem w purchnu sugar
for canning purposes.n was pointed out by Mr. Pair-
child that than canning ration
cenillubei m y be obtained atmytimeduringthey u r,and
um: no time umm lm been n t
[fur registration.
|§Qmt in thecom-se. Those i.IltEIB|!:|...ul in
be
Every 101: sump buys five L5-csli-
ber an-tridges; $6.00 will buy one
anti-talk lhell; $3.50 buys 1 round
of mmmunldon for a 37 millimeter
mm-unk gun md other nump umbond purchase an proportionnely
dfncdve on the lighting irvm.
which has been xune wr ww .. .months,was sold laat Manday
aitemoon w ntinfy a mor'-KiSe
for 55500.The building went tothe mm-¢,g-agee, Mn.Pewr Siert.
r u L___l " ! . . , . . .'
~mle~ ~t Dana College,this
weekend.
Memoria\Day Seniicc
SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1942
Asaembly at c`%»i War Hcmumenl. Welt Colm Home
o vm, 9:15 AJR.
Commander of the Day -..--..---....-..-..........-..._....E. G. Canon
Blmir High School Band ..-......-....................1A*lUe lI.|rks
Buy Scouts ..-....-..--........-......-............._......._.........-Do1m.ld Yoit
Girl Scouts ....-_..-.._.._...--........._...._.......-ln. Simon Konhoj
Firing Squui (American Legion)
.Anierican Legion Post Members and Auxilinry
B lAN D S T A M P S N O W
1 11.11~.-n heart atta c k. i l pla n n i n g, wi th
g g |\| L |ro n t h e t r a c k i n g b u l i n e a n e s t a b -
l i s h e d b y h e r i n t o h u s b a n d .
Arungwn, are -.............._Invgron County fanners and Iced-Miamna umege at me 11r<.The Ri.. "dived ;15_z5 lord has taught the Goll ~ ' E
2.<4 good lambs avenging 79
pounds.
VETS SELL 1,000
Washington County the pastthree years. Sho in well-known inthis vicinity, having made her
home with her grandmother,Mrs.Arminta Sappenfield, much
~ IN B L AIR 1 the time in recen Hr
The annual Poppy Day sale ofthe Veterans of Foreign wan mstamontsuccessfulresponsein
Bldr, Saturday, and by early af-ternoon the local pods quota of
1000 popple had been sold Theauxiliary w in charge of the
sales,a number of volunteer
youngsters aiding the women.Other V.F.W.nrgandl-ation!
throughout the county report dm-
c years..Schlichting is a graduate of Oak-hud High School and attended
Midland College alla.Ho is em-ployed by the Consolidated Air-
cnft of San Diego.The couple will make thdr
home on the west cout.
GWE AWARDS FORPOPPY DAY POSTERS
tor oi the nr-sw. come.. ... ,___go this city, handed in his :olig-
natron_ last Sunday,The Ente!-
l nee ia informed, eflective June
1 v Rev.Lindenmeyer- hgh- been'r of the uh for e pastivhrce years and.ls wdl liked by
|111 members of his congregation.
He leaves Bldr and will retire
from active work in the ministry
because of his health.His present plans are to go wIllinoisfor a time to visit with
a son who is in the newspaper
business.
EXPECT MATERIALlFon it c. snwrnc
ill: succas in the annual sale.|roam place honors in the Pop-'
D r u w e aI N J U R E S H A N D .§'§°...$.Lr "Sy .{.1§.§'§».... r....$`..¥. <21 the nu <>=<>»= mm in[ N SEEDER` Legion auxiliary went m ina nernlinsvm County,umoonced wdly_`I'\'ench.Patty Patterson won |¢¢.that §g°bg-=d;d°f. Cx'-h 'xgnfnixf
l- 'ond prize and Roscoe Oster-man.`°°"'"m e in " °s~ ..,:,z.z°~';°;e'.»... Other entrla in the contest girl'a ~Yarn n already
Bennington,met with a painful
accident Thursday moming whsn
he caught his hand in the aadelihe was using in sowing audan-§
He waa treated at an °="'*"';
hospilxl for severe lacer-ations.
NUHCE OF ANNUAL
nm-7rINo
The annual meeting of the pat-rons of the Rural Pile PrutedonDistrict .nu be held at the dw
\..r\as Aflimrmn on Monday,
were made lay pupils of the fifth
and sixth grades under the di-rection of their art teacher, Miss
leGill-Defenaei. tamp prizes were
awarded by Hrs. P. L. Cady, aux-
iliary president; she also spoke tothe youngsters about the origin
of Poppy Day,how the iwivpiw
are made and why they are sold
each year.The windng posters are on dil-
play ln the window of an A111118-
mn droa rw-re.
Mrs. W. J. Koopman, chairman
Wadi-
evailable, and may be obtained at
the Red Cross rooms each Monday
afternoon; Mrs. G. L. Dixon is in
charge of the distlibixtion.
RETURN FROM
OKLAHOMA CITY
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Christen-sen spent from Tuesday until
Saturday of laat week visiting
their son in Oldahoml City.Their
son, Donald, has been called lnwthe service as hld clara petty offl-~..._-..A
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Kruger Share
Arlington Honors
2 4 S tu de nt s R e c e i v e d Di -
plomas At Arlington,
Fn d a y
Donna Leehtterson, 17-year-old daughter- of Supenntendont
and _Mr1. L. L. Patternon,wasvaledicwrianol the class of 24Students gnduafed at the Arling-wn High School, Friday evenins-
She wal awarded the normal
school and the aitemale regents'
scholarships.Gene Kruger,17-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. William Kruger,
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stood second high in the clsaa; hewaspresented with the clnrrch
school and relrent'a acholarshilm.Both Mins Patterson and Krog-
While Washington County hashembusy making up the May
quota. a record at the Goll school,
north of Blair, comes to light.Atthe close of achod lalt week it
was dacovefrd that 5124 worth ol
bonds and stamps had been pur-
chased hy the pupils of the sch°°l.
While thin.in itself, is not par-
ticularly rernarkable, the facts re-veal that the school has hut nine
pupils and that every one of themis participating in the bond ard
stamp purchasing program.Miss
Lorraine Hindley is the teacher at
the achool.
COMMENCEMENT
AT DANA COLLEGE
Dr. Conrad Bergendoif, pred-dent ol Augustana College, RockIsland, lllinoia, and leader in edu-
cation brought the commencementmessage tb the class of 1942 of
Dana College on the subject "Ed-
ucation for Vii-:tndhThe lollowing scholarships wereawarded:Nebraska Luther
League scholarship to Ezn Lar-Ilen ol Blair;Illinois hither
gue nh PHansen of Chicago; North Dako-ta Luther league ceholanhip wDonald Hansen of Sidney, Mon-
tana;Wisconsin ther' magnascholarship w J ette Olsen al
»`\Lea olardli to D. Florence
.f hw. nnrned mmv honon dor-
Rasine;the duhon (Iowa)'..r\._..:Munn scholxnhlp to
Lollnty ulvca
Double Quotato Navy Reliei
Dnve Here Nets Tota
Of $188.50 For Aid To
Navy Families
The Navy Relief Drive came t4a moat successful close las w h
with Washington County nearl:
doubling its quoh of $1 . ln al
$188.50 was collected, which wigo into the national Navy Rdie
fundFollowing ia a tabulation ¢drive results in the various :on
rnunities:Blair ___.__.--._s1o1.so
Arlingwn ___.,__47.00
Kennard ._ _15.63Calhoun -..-__11.00
ll-Ieno-an .-.._.,-_14.00
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Ralph E. Pain-mia, Blair, w
chairman of the county drive, aMrs. H. C. McClellan of Arlin
ton was vice chairman. Other x
lipitora included Mn.Blanc
Woods Keller and Mn. P. L. Cs
of Arlington; Dr. E. S. Tripp aTheodoreStewart of Blair; W
H. Miller of Fort Calhoun; L.
Long and Henry Truhlsen of H
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Womexfl Relid CorpllAll orgmiutionn ill come with swndnds md orpnlu-tion colon, unifonnt, up: and inslgnln, w form | procession
under the commend ol E. G. Csnnn.Llne ol Much-West in Fifth Street, north to Wnahingwn,Exlt w Walker Avenlie and nonh m Front Street. There cun-veyancea will be provided to the cemetery, when Commander
Canon will re-assemble the proceuivn for much w monument
where memorial services will be conducted.
M € | ` \ l O f i 8 !D a y P r o g r a m
Monument, Cnurt Home burnBugle "Call to Colors" -._-----..._-_.._._-.--Wax-'ren Jenkilll
Flux Elilillk _._.---_...._---.._.-....._-_-.--_...Bay Scouts
Deconting Monument _.._-.__-,__..-__--..._-Gir'l Scouts
Ma ment xml Soldiers' Gruu, Ueselery
--~_--- n.... n..1.v._--..J. M. Burclmm
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meeting,H. D. lhyar, Pretf21-22.J.P.Kruger.Sec.
NOTICE To rnos rsc rlv iummmzs OF 'nm ARLING-'rou RURAL v m: PBD-'mcnou ms1'nlc'l'
Nutlen in hisnhy liven dnt in| w w w d m | d m dum Anmmn n m r m
thetima tunderwhhhaper-lan my became 1 member af
lid district will expire Ann!!1 1942, um whlnh dm no ul-alumpl mnmhen vm ln mum lnIf lnwresud, KM ln waeh lnllh
A n y o n e u l ~-.Premm a 1.9.m m . m l
V.F.W. DANCE To l
.BE TONIGHT
The ninth umunl dance rpgm-nfed by the Vewnnl of I-'unnxnw u s v m be held thll evanln8
(Thunky) At the Blah' Fire DQ*pukment lull. Pete Kuhl md hisorehatn will furmllh tho mule
s o o m s A T T H ECEDARS 'rms WEEK
Sdvmlcen Blnir Boy Scrum re~mx-ned this noun from "Tha Csd~
srl" mu Cednr Blzdn, Nehru-
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v u c w n m u m n u n .
cer ln the naval reserve.mr. w-||Mrs. Chrlmnren nude the trip ml
visit with him befor: he hld bo
lava.
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ing their high school yearl, ind
bpm have been active ln extracur-nculnr activities.Among H i n
Ifntwno ni accomplishments arellnod two yum an editor of the
El-Um,membenhlp in high
lchool orcheltn,girll'sex!-Mate
md chorus, :nd wlnnar ol the de-
cluntary content; she wu Alto
pruldmt ul' the junior clan.Re-
cently the Amerlean Lilianunrds d he r lint pr-lu for h e
" H Y on "Clu.neun-irtlcn dl a
Good American".R-\=11d1\u hlzh in sll nthleirt ae-dvldss, Knzger hu wan honnn ln
Nth school, county,dlltrlet md
Ma te w--ug L um y ur he v u
1 |.udv e w Bo n' Suu md was
preddmt at tha fxuhmm ~
nnimr elula.
" n u m .....,--lefty I. Jensen oll\ Audubon.
The Saldien'and S\i\0fl'
rcholu-ships nwnded on the hnall
of rcholnru-hip md contribution lawagievelopment of rtudent llle
were pruemed w Lola Clrllm ofBlairmd Alvin Ruetar of Euifl,
Okhhnmn.Lucy Anne Poucher o f Te h-
mrh aeond the highest avu-inat the |cud.ent body during 1941-
42.
HIGH TEMPERATURE
WEDNESDAY 88
The |ed°\\'n high wmper-mmm
ol ss anon wu mulled ye ster-div (Wednesday)at Bhlr vhieh
v u newmpunlnd by exnuliva
what and Nd laumldlty.
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SWIMMING POOLSHORT OF GUARDS
The mar swimming Pool, vhlch
il ondlnnrlly opened about JuanIK ,il short of lifeguard!thll
vw. lt ln reported, md n A result
the mul vpodllg dam will likely
be poatmned.Military nudes of muly youni'mam nlong vim competition frm-nhi ghwaga ipxldins idmle plnnts
to|ev!l\I\li!e|\mI!l.I!ar t.hsc0mi xg na mn.Pnrhboardmamben
neneo udngthnoo wmty !o'rli !e
guards lmtmmu w w w he
General mgmxrs memunm un, ww.. -_-_lnvoatian ---___---_-----...._---_..-Rev. John P. Brook!
"Amer-ka".__-__,_-_____.__..,.-__.-,.._.--..-_,.-_Audlenee
Bending of Lin»:oln'n Gettysburg Address -.-Wm J. Koopmmn
S\n¢1n| by Blnlr Hlgh School Qwmriewellemnnal Dly Address ____.----_.--_..-Rav. H. C. JoggensdRlmtllluc s mwe ,___ -v ¢u¢ r»m mud co rps md Awallm
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Mlhulry Sllute w the nad . . . ..._--Firing Suu
Echo o! Tnpa --_ ---_ ..----............_ ...Phi ll\p um
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T EA DIED MAY 19
E m M m 'Gerlnch, hams eco-mmnia lnatnxcwr at Blnir High
School. wu allsd w Lincoln ear-IU last week by the serious ill-
ness md death of her mother.Hd. Catherine Josephine Gerlnch
1| Lincoln. Mn. Gerlach, 88, died
Tuesday It n Lincoln lmlpital;
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End ~Cour~e~
At Midland
Ten student: from Binh'md
Arlington were nmnng tha 216
Midland Cvllexa nudmu wha esm-
plewd another yar of education.
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little folk and allowing the
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devised (or this same uutfitsometimehlbkshouldbealesson as be remembered but
apparently not, for now thas
money changen are d i w n s
in on the gualine.Who do they think theyue? Wards are too weak to
axvrms tlu cuntamnt that the
public at large feels coward!
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Canadian, nnnh United Slams, lo-
cal, or of southern origin. _
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growth of the six bmmegr-asses in
the plot an Saturday,May l6.
The average height of each type
was as follows: Canadian brorm-grsas, 4 inches; local, from a field
of bromegrus 31 years old near
Telbanlz, 18 inches; local, from a
H-year-old field of bmmegrsasnur Arlington (seed originally
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ty 45 years.m y W--»-~------~-__,_Survivors include two dlugh- were Gordon Lund, Arlington, who
ters,Mary of Blair and Beal of graduated alter finishing his sen-
Litde Rock,Arlunml;a _ son, ior work bv extension.Karl, ot Center;three sisters,Coral .lean Strlwezc, the only
Hn . M s g Gable of Crookston, pupil from Blair,completed her
llrs .Mins ldurhpy uf St. Louis, third term at the Fremont school.
and Mrs. Harry Fagan of Cheney; :During the term i w ;completed
and two brothers, Henry McCa!-'she had been vid!-relident of her
Iery of Ceresco and John McCar- class and ol the P1 Epsilon soaal
fery of Davengon, Iowa.|501-onty;a rnanber ol the _Mid-
E\\ner-nl serwcen were held atllnnd Players executive committee;
Blessed Sacrament dumb in I-in-land treasurer of the W. A. A.
mln :xl 9:30 un..I"\*\d-\§Y, Vg'\*l\ She was also a member ol the A
Eur.A.J.Kraerner o1hc1a|.ing.[g,ppe);,, choir,oratorio chorus,
Ymrnl nas made in Calvary ¢°"\"mlxed octet Warriorette wp so-Mlzry.f ciety, and Cardinal Key,nntionnl
,hononxry sorority.Miss Strlclr-A U T H O R I Z E S L W E R |lett,the daughter of Mrs. Peter
~ ~ Stricklett, is majoring in Engllsz.
~ang! intends 5, nunordinmseeelhen
'~ -nrgaret eat an e aAnordinanceauthorizingthe'McClellan, both sophomores who
inwid to teach in the Nebraska]
`elemenLary sehools next year, havenearly parallel records.Both are*
members of Elementary Club, Phii
Alpha social sorority, and W, A. A.
Mlss West, the daughter of Mr.
'issuance of sewer bonds ln thefprincipalsumof$21,000 was'
passed recently by the Arling-ton village board, The bonds will
yay the cost of constructing asnnimrysewer system and sew-
mse disposal plant at Arlington.Signed by ¢}\,1>m,,, I-larry ou- and Mrs. Chai-la Wm, was wo'Lerman and Village Clerk C.¢__a member °f the W. A- A. s<mu|
0o0k, the ordinance provides that'nnd the Midland band.Misa
here shall be twenty-one bonds,lMcClellan is the daughter of Mr
'Die first ten bearing interest at and Mm. H. F. McClellan.
the rate of two and !hree~quar-`Lauren Spangler, junior, son ox
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gres s is no better tha n a man
o n the street an d the same
la w,th e same ru le should
zo ve m a ll ali ke .I t is e asy f o r thes e c h ips
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(ap pro ved by the Nebraska.Cr op
Growers Assoc iation)11 incfaes.
It wi ll b e n ote d tha t th e C a n a -
dian and the loc al hromegrass
from as field 22 y earn old, the seed
o f whic h originally c nme f r o m
Wisc onsin, were only one~third as
tall as the brongegrass of southern
Ne br as ka a nd o f th e oth er loc al
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ac c ording to Austin.one ac re o f
bromegr ass of s o u th e r n o r i g i n
wi ll produc e as mu c h pasture asthree ac res o f n o r th e m brome~
grass.._Lawr enc e Newe ll, res ear c h man
in c harge o f bromegrnse investi
gatio ns a t th e c o lleg e of A gr ic ul
ture in Linc oln,inspec ted the
Papio gross plot two weeks ago.
A t t h a t ti me h e to ld Au stin tha t
so uthe rn br omeg mss h as fa r ou t
yielded nor the rn bromegrass at
the E xpe ri men ta l S ta tio n.
" N o wo nd er fa rmer s wh o h a vl
bromefrrass o f nor the rn oriHi:1
are disa ppointed wi th th e lo w
yields o f th i s grac e,"said Mr .
Aus ti n." wh i le oth er ferr nem
who ha ve bro meg ra ss of sou the rn
ori gin are enthusiastic abo ut the
hi gh yields."A s sho wn i n th e
Papio stric t grass plot, 'bromo
grasn produced loc ally docs
not guarantee a bromegrasa whic h
is gdnpted to produc e high y ield:i.
Th e P a p i o D i s tr ic t g n u p lo t i s
loc ate d one mile south of Bla ir on
the D . G. Miller f ar m. The differ-
en t ty pe s of b ro me gr as s and the
othe r gmmeoa.suc h as we s te mwhe stgn ss , blue g ra ms . li ttle a nd
big b luee tem. are labeled so th a t
sny one c sn identify .tJ iem and may
obser ve th e gro wth of th ese g run-
es thr ou gh ou t th e su mmer ..
l u .
NA OFFICERS
ARE ELECTED
~t n decent meeting of the
na College student body, Don-Hansen was chosen president
the 1942-43 school year. Han
, a sophomore, is from Syd-
y,Montana Lloyd Johansen,
timer,Iowa ,freshman,was
olen Lrasurer; xnd Lucy Anneucher, Tekunnh,junior,was
ted secretary.Following Ivy Day ceremonial,
esdny, Mila Lela Nielsen of
inton,Wisconsin, wm chosen~ldent of next year'n senior
Other class officers will be
ted next (ull.Lloyd Neve, Iroahmm from Ber-fond,South Dnkota,h u been
ectsd to edit next ye\r'a "Heres", ltudent publication. Rbnald
men,freshmnn lrvm Spencer,
wa, will be business mnnager.
Dr. J. Tilum Young
Ostéopathh: Phydcln
1150 North Brond St.
It ~rings lmutu
Mrs.Mary Barry returned to
hir, last week, following save:~months in Gary, Indiana, wheree was the zum of her daugh-
r, Mrs. Howard Rug; and fam-y. Mrs. Barry, who mcontiy su!-
=-a. paralytic stroke, in con-
sleacing at the home of Mn. Hn-
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th in k,wh y don't they serveasdo llar a y e a r me n ?Th e
aver age ciLizen is sgxrififxing
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f r i e n d s a n d m a x m g
9 n f f n r f t n W i n t h g
R c c o 11 t l y The IInterpriseprintedagroupofchiidrerfa
photos taken at random from
over the county. This week an-other group has been assemb-
led from towns of the county
'and is shown above. the namesof the youngsters follow.
Top row, left. to right: Ray-
mond and Nina Lou, children of
J.E.Hansen, Arlington; Tom-
J ames Kee nan , Arlin gto n;Don-
na and }'al\°icia,daughters of
Mr .an d Mr s.Dale Stric kland,
Calh oun;Ric hard,son o f Mr .
an d Mr s .W . L .Sapppenfield,
Calhoun;Rob ert an d Shirley ,
children o f Mr . a n d M m .L e vi
Clab o me , Her man ;and Ronnie,
so n of Mr .an d Mr s.Gerald
Yo we ll, He rman .
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spirit i n h i g h places?
Th i s i s a na ti on where a ll
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Gifford L. Petersen, son of Mrs.
Inga M. Petersen of Blair, Route2,has begun at basic trainin~course at Fort Knox, Kentucky, i
was leamed this week. When copieied, the course will qualify Ptemen for duty with the Armo' >-
Force, preparatory to duty wi
this newest and fastest movin
land force of the Anny.For the first six weeks of th
12-week training period, Pehenentogether with other selectees, wi!
be taught the fundnmentals of aol
dieting. During the second sixweek period the men may fi
themselves in my one of the fol
lowing companies:special trni
ing,light tank,medium »
scouting and patroling,mort;
anti-tank,mxchine gun,esuugun, reconnailsuuce. Upon "~Iuating" from the training cente
moat of the men will go into :
armored division,while ~ \ .:showing exceptional ability will -nent to thaA1-mored Force Sch~at Fort Knox to become techni
specialists.f
8 I ::. ..fo r th e 1942-43 sc hool y ear. Han-
sen,a sophomore,is f r o m Sy d-
ney ,Mo n ta n l.L lo y d Johansen,
La ti me r,I o wa ,fmeahman,wa s
chosen treasurer;: n d L u c y A n n e
Pouc her,Te ka nmh,juni or,wa s
elec ted secretary .Fo llo win g I v y Da y ceremonies,
'I`ueedny,Mi ss Leia.Nielsen o f
Clinton,Wisc onsin,wa s chosen
president o f ne xt y e a f a senior
class.Oth er c lass o ffi c e rs wi ll be
elec ted n e xt f a ll.
Lloy d Neve, freshman from Ber~elfond,South Dak ota,h u been
elec ted to ed i t n c a o t y e u ' s " He r
DANA OFFICERS
ARE ELECTED
At n decent meeting of the
Dana College student body, Don-
IN HON OLULU ..;1?~L~!~
HOURS 9 to 12; 2 to 5. Appointments Made
Colds.Sciaticu.Nelrritis.Lumbnszo.Hend-
aches.Rheumatinrn.Anfuendicitis.Consti-
patio n: Si nus , Liver . S to mac h. Ki dn ey md
.~:Disorders,er v-
Mr s .Ma r y Bar ry retu rned to
B h i r , la s t we e k ,followin g save:~
a l months in Gary , Ind iana, where
s h e wa s t h e z u m o f h e r d a u g h -
te r , M m. Ho w a r d Ru g ; a n d f a m-
ily . Mrs . Ba rry , wh o mc e ntiy su !-
fered a paraly tic stro ke,in con-
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Je ~n~freluhnun from Spencer,
Iowa, wi!! be business manager.
zel McB~ride
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my and Kar l,children Of 'Tom
Gr if fi ns , He rman ;Ir vi n, s on o fMr . an d Mrs . Ha r ry Nels on , Ft.I
Calhoun;Don ald an d Marlene.
c h ildr e n of Mr . an d Mr s.C. E .
No rs ko v,Ar li n gton ;an d Bar-
bara and Ethel, daughters of Mr.and Mr s .Alf re d Zi mme rman ,l
He rman .|
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1inc harge o f brumegrqsa investi
gatio ns a t t, he c olleg e of Agr ic ul
ture in Linc oin,inspec ted ih v
Papio g u n a plot two weeks ago.
A t t h a t ti me h e to ld Au stin tha t
\ \I ;. .o r i g i n a r e e n t h u s i a s t i c a b o u t t h e
h i g h y i e l d s . "A s s h o w n i n t h e
P a p i o s t r i c t g r a s s p l o t ,' b r o m o
g r a s n p r o d u c e d l o c a l l y d o v e
n o t g u a r a n t e e a b r o m e g r a s a w h i c h
i s g d n p t e d t o p r o d u c e h i g h y i e l d : L .
T h e P a p i o D i s t r i c t g n u p l o t i s
l o c a t e d o n e m i l e s o u t h o f B l a i r o n
t h e D .G .M i l l e r f a r m .T h e d i f f e r -
e n t t y p e s o f b r o m e g r a s s a n d t h e
o t h e r g m m a e a .s u c h a s w e s t e m
w h e s t g n a s ,b l u e g r a m s ,l i t t l e a n d
b i g b l u e e t e m ,a r e l a b e l e d s o t h a t
a n n y o n e e e n i d e n t . i f y . t J 1 e m a n d m a y
o b s e r v e t h e g r o w t h o f t h e s e g r u n -
e a t h r o u g h o u t t h e s u m m e r ..
l u . .
yielded northern bromegrasa am
the Experimental Station."No wonder farmers whohawbromefrmnaofnorthernoriHi:1are disappointed with the low
yields of this grass," mid Mr.
Austin,"while other farmers
Dr. J. Tilum Young
Ostéopathh: Phydcln
1150 North Brond St.
It ~rings lmutu
°¢
ral Har rison,Calhoun; daugh-
Arno ld Pe-r o f Mr. a nd Mr s .rson, Her man; c hi ldre n of Mr.
nd Mrs .L .L .Patterson,A r i
ngion;Arlene,daug hter o f
ir. a nd Mr s . Vi r g i l F r y e , A r l-
ngton;Su sa n, d au gh te r of Mr.
n d Mm. T. R.Swanson,Her~
an.le f t to ri g h t:Bottom ro w,amos, son of Mr .an d Mr s
H WARN DANGERS F l a n D e c o n uL a m b , W o o lo l d 4 6 t l 1 }o F F o w l f r o x
G l ' & d l 1 a t l o l l ~wg. the svvrowgw gg Wgmg ~J 1
;wea er, oyners o pou ry ocA t K e n n a r d L ' : : . ' : , , ° = : : ' \ 2 : : 2 $ " 2 , $ n ° , : f : : 5 :o w u n e
. ...-_ _ \ £ ? ;Z i "? I; . J . » ? § ," T, ` .' 5 » I i " i ~ § 1 ? °§ . ? i ._ ; ;q °' ; gm"; ~ ~
te r s per cent pe r y ear : n u m eie c o n d te n bearing interest a t
three and three-q uarters per c ent.
The villa de re se rve, h owe ve r, the
r i g h t to redeem an y or a ll o f
1s........\..11 111 Q1 nn o r a f te r M x y
I l l l . .C l l I \ \A l i e n ,- - .- .b e e n a c t i v e d u r i n g t h e p a s t y e a r !
i n f o o t b d i a n d t r a c k ;h e w a s n
r e g u l a r o n t h e L i t t l e G i l n t c h n . m ~
p i o n a h i p f o o t b a l l t e a m a n d r e < : e n t ~
i v w o n f i r s t p l a c e i n t h e _ _ b t o a d
...-...e .. .., -_ ,rs, 1952.
LUND IS "BEST"IN 1942 CLASS
Gordon Lund,Arlirgton,was'Beat Hidlandnr" lt Midland Col-
kgu i n Fremont for the current
year,it was revealed Tuesday
when the Warrior college year-book,'wu diutributed among stu-danta.Jean Krause, Allen,Ne-
Irnakn, won A similar honor as
Ni iluvl gi rl.The pair had been elected in n
Qtr!! bnllnt nl the entire ltudent
body.urlie r i n the year.Bothf i l l receive bushelnr of nrts de
green Wednesday at Midl\nd's li!-
tyeecond commencement.Lund
will give the clan eration.
Both Lund and Miss Krause are
'listed in this yeat'a "Who's Who
Among Students in American
llniverslties and Colleges."
ANNOUNCE ENLIST-
ED RESERVE PLAN
,lump at the Nebrukn uouoge
Athletic Conference Lrack meet.
He intends to major in mathema-
tics lnd science and earn a minorinEnglish, :nd ia 1 member of
Blue Key, national honorary fra-
ternity.Vernon Melerhenry, s soplw
more, was also a member al the
Little Gaints, while Glen Echtsn-kunp and Richard Newcom, bothfreshmen. competed in tn¢k andbasketball,relpectively.M r . u i
Mrs. Carl Meierhénry are the par
ents of Vernon,who has chose!
education as his major and scienuas his minor.The parent; of Llutwo frenhmen are Mr.and Mr!
Leonard Efzhtenlump and Mrs
Alice Newcom.The other two studema fron
Arlington were Phyllls Duwell amMarlin Hokaniu. freshmen.MisDowell. daughter of Mr. and Mn
Tom Dowell, in a member of th
Commercial Club and Phi Omegsocial sorority.Hokamp is th
son of Mr. and Mrs. August Hn
kmm-
n f . n n c n r n o n I C
,.|Princip*i\l Vig,and mms JeanneChapmanawardedotherhonors.
Addm Edgar, director of public
relations at the Nebraska Wesley-
ll r l l l h LIIU Ll\lllb\.un U"'J""" " " I I f_terestin le tter re_!utbrea ks of fowl pox a re st. arte1 _:A mo s ln g »L healthy ,susc eptible floc ks ~.a lznr dms lif;ad '?,'§"'L$£,.Ho nD i: :; :
-'.`~.as rec ewnjudlc zuul use of :urns vac c e_\ _1 w. .thin wee k:i t W M wn tt e n
Dr. D. C. Knee, ChiropractorJ'Dana College recei\ed o f r r m l u h a u b W I P J D D s o la n Uni er s ity n L n c o ln addresst'lol.ific:\lio11 thie wwf*of th e a r v 1 1 v ' iI)gp§rt:mnl's=lfnl|:»tv».l Reserve]~~the y ou ng graduates on 019
.11 \\f f ~1 r ,lm t," T h ` U £ " h e d T k .'§==>=»=»»l.\'11 ;: ' h t " 1 f " i ' : : |(I n n s i h e s e o f Burley ,1aah<».!f{' lg;by [?ahi;;am;_e"y g ;a
n |{\?|11 "'" 'h A 'fr garrlvuzd last week for several dwsilben 5 ion pronounc ed by Re v.
Ita ry enl\-t1mnt 1:1 t e Huy .11 ;] ti f nds s._1 . .' "amo n g r e a Yes and n e '1'..ensen concluded the c ere-hs te d R * " " "to r p u o f a " n u m in lwnn ar d.H e i s th e guest Ufrno nies.|I
' " " " " " f " f ? " ' " " * """;'d "'!" " "" °"""Ins |»a| :enta.Mr and Mm. Ru dolplr`
s i n g &=L|1Mrr111 wlunhfleatrons Sllvll Wlese,wh o reside south o f Ken-1
o w d e r m ln remain fo r the ti me
beirut in an ip lc ti ve sta tu e i n or -
der to |.\1l\llIIl.l€ their educ ation.
App ro pf ma tl qncarninations wi ll
b e gi ve n i n the second y ear. and
an y me n wh o d o n o t mee t th e r e -
qu ir ed educ ational standard,o r
other wise are no t deemed to be
a n y i n g on their educ ation wi th
promise of developing capacities
of lead ers hip wi ll b e c alled to ae-
tive du ty a t on c e Men who ac c ept
t h e opportunity of enlis tment in
'lfhe A r my or Na vy Reserve and
w h o oonsdentiously devote their
ef fo rts i n college in the m m n f r
Inard.Mr .Wiese,wh o has been1
employ ed in' western states f o r a
number of y e ars , work s i n a sa w-
rnilI at Burley .
CRUMP HEADSADVERTISING CLUB
Murre l Cr ump, Adve rtis ing Man-
ager,Sinc lmir Coal Company ,and\
its te n adfiliated companies,wa s
unanimously elec ted president of
the Kan sa s City Ad ver ti si ng Club
a t its regular mee ti ng Monday
noon Nia 18
_ __MEASLES EPIDEMICSTRIKES HEn,E_
l
On several oc c asions during the,
past f e w weeks,classrooms o fschoolsthrou ghout Washington*
County ha ve been nearly empty
due to a measles epidemic.I n
some cases,teachers have been|
vic tims of the disease.
Mendes, both ty pes, c laimed the
spo tli ght throu ghout the state in
Anvil,ac c ord ing to the report o f
the state hea lth dep artmen t r e-
leased Wednesday in Linc oln1| I if 'There were 1,700 c ases of measles
.a our ninth!n f nrlwllsl.n r B0-
Su mme r mo n th s areianger time for fowl Cholera, and
poultry raimers should be watchfu|against this disease.Sudden deaull
losses,especially among laylmzl
hens, call for prompt autopsy eamlnntions."Americacan add more tlun hair
1 "ff-s-_
l f
gifs;~ k m j i m a o f Arl PH NE 254
0|-|>05|T{mm'r HOUSE ONcoFAX STREETTerms Are Cash Olllce. Sl-House $3
In
u n .l . | } | n . ,¢»U... ....- _C o o k a n d J .C .K r a j i c e k , . a a a .I;;;4L.aLAA&&&&&6&#¢K¢&°4f+++'f4"4°+'+'|*" + ' ' |" |"* '
w n u n s a n U .|J husluu;\r\~w e l l a n d b o t h w o r k i n g h a r da ~ e g g s to the war effor T h e ) : h a v e . m a d ? m e n y I
TAYLOR & WELLS
J w ; " g ---:\ no rmal an
She relate
xsrniian Ha telnlu. has bel
d happy life.a that the Royal lla-
I, the beat in Hono-
en taken over by_ th?
RE<>E1v.1§_1;x131Q1~§f>§EVE R Y W ED N E SD AY
Frnmnnl at 12:00 0'cIoc7¢U. S. Navy.In speaking of lood,:
Mrs.Lyne mid \.he` were very'short of butter for several weeks
and were not even able no pur-lehase olsomnrgerlne. New the anmy releases some ac l:day andif one gets m the stares quick-
ly enough he may buy some, al-
though acl:person la limited to
one pound.Pnah meat ls scarceland very hard w obtaln; they eatlovely luscious pineapples instead|of gmpehuk and q1ym{»mm
-1 ... .nm..
H o g e - C a m e - H o r a m - S h e e p
A dependable, eonvenlenl market fur farmers and (eeden
to buy md aell all kinda of llvuloek.All raodeni,aanltary
equipment.
Operated Under Federal and lull llnpervhlun.
T a y l o r ( 9 W e l l s A u c t i o n C o m p a n y
I-`REMONT» NEBRASKA
A
Mlm Dons Belle Texre ol Blair
will be grunted the twnryear
course dlplonu in Lower Elemen-
tary Grade Temhlng lrom Wayne
State Teachers College this yelr.Misa Tears was gnduawd from
|§HartJngton High School wlth the
clus of 1989.I Miss Jeamnette Wrich, daugh-
xG-year-old Curtis Schrnidf-.
pictured ubove,wus sclectndw represent Arlington u the
Boys' State in Lincoln. Mnv 28.
H left Saturday under theg;maorshiP of the Arlmgwn
`De nrtment.Volunneer 1-'mn p
_..." _..-indieated and those munen In weeol}eg¢ who na necessary for theeducation of these men may feel
assumed that they me doing tha
job their country wants them to
do and are performing their full
-Buy in ¢he war effort.
m l s . D A N Pm u xr s
IS VISITOR HERE
Hn D a n Phillips nrrived hat
'qui hom Independemce,Miuom-i,
Km' 1 two-week visit unon¢ BlairSrieillltA fonner relident Mrs.
'Phi i i pli ns gue ltrdlnhndllx-s .J .I .Bnrchlm-Mn.Phiilipannka her home in Independence
vm. her dxughter, Mn. WiilinmC1-uli. fonnoriy Min Rouil; Phil-
u U D V u a m c . :v .. - - - - . . . .._'n Al l e d ' G e r m a n m e n a l e s ,D r ..
M i i l e r ,5 ! ; | } t e h e l l t h d i r e c t o r a t
te r o f Mr . I l i d Mr s . H i n ?WliCJ1 Cu rtil,U10 DOH 01 mr .l u vo f Kennu~d»ra n d Mi s ! Ma r i a n Mrs. W illia m Sc h midt of ,a rhng-
| n . w »dnnnrhter of hir . a nd Mr s..,...il x i umi o r i n the A ri mgtu n
Linc oln,mi d .Du r i n g th e ma n th there we re
also r ec ord ed in the lube 19 8 c u»
ea o f sc arlet fever;172 c hic ken-
'u m m :2 6 whoo pingpo x,99 rn h`l' ~nnd '18 K°l1~|lc o ug h;1 5 2 s y p n s ,
l ' _ - D ol Ke nnn nd ;f "h "5 ; hQ,| _li le n r y A . B a y e r xls o ,uc
ou rlewi ll rec eive th e one y ear c
dip lo ma whi c h gives th e m th _r i g h t t o m a c h i n t h e r u r a l s c h o o l : ~ ~ g l ~
ol th e state. B oth of the se y ou ng B I H
In di es ar e membe r s of lu t y ea r' u u la \| m.~»M e wh ,--__.. . _ .. m ., V
have an lhllilulnce tu. ...=.... ....,,_|n g u a , s tr i n g beans,lettuc e,czb»
Hh lg f , c h e e s e md mi lk . E g g s sti ll
sell f o r 86 cents per dozen,m d
-Mm. L y n a c la i ms th a t ti e r d o n ' t
~ .~e wo~ seven days avfwk: Mrs. Lyme, who an of-!
Visit Your Barber
More Often
lt Pays To Look Neal!
v .ED LEWELLENBARBER SHOP
Dovmuln ln llxs0'lh.nlam Building
u~
Th e U.S.Coast Gu ar d offers
me n between 17 m d 35 a n op-
por tu nity to he lp win th e war a nd
tni n fo r a. pr of eu io n at th e sa me
time.'
m m uayer pun »----- -.-Harbor attackgraduatingees.was graduated from Kennud new of the Pearl
rich vinitang at present with her pu': l o S . S A N D High School and u m w -is -'|g g , M r . a n d M r s . W a l t e r M o r t e n -
_-...\.- 3 nn.4 ¢n u n \RESIGNS Pos'r I from Bllll en 11 r' \1.A|' n m cub u1.run. \.»-..~.....---Re v. ' I' lmmm &n d li n , p a sto r o f G E O _H E D E L U N D I S |thoUSh she resided about ten milea
Lhe F o r t Czlhoun P1eaby teriun A K A M B A S S A D O R f r o m the Har bo r,she witnessed
g g - g g ,left! an-ly " g f wegk th e bo mb in g a nd J ap p lme s fle w.
me ,own,w e r e a I that she c ou ld s ee the Ri!-' * F ° ° " f ' $ ' d " h ° . * " ° ' i " ° ; ' ° " " ~ "p a s t o r -U .A ; } 1 S ? l ' § Q § f ' ° » f h " G . f , " » ' § ' § " ' - } ~ ° ' d n = f 1 ' l f - ' § ¢ 0 § m 'e m b l e m o n t h e i r M u n a !
. _.. . ; . .! -J 1 » » . 1 a g u u f ~.-\. . 1 n n ¢ §~~o n l y ~I ~GIVES YOU MORE
ate. r|e_conguEUeu ":"" ';'::; uhh :nits gmbnndor or KDOGWIII ::;;.. Imr 'hnma Chief Petty o.£_|inn be nmr,
m m s . N E I L M c M I L L A N
w l s r r s F O R M E R H O M E
11 1.Nell Meli llnn of Story(Xl. lawn, tormnly ot Fort Cal-
qmgg, in spending mvenl dw' at
'Cllhmn with her vlmnh, Hr. md
I l l n m V n u d u n . K r , M n l l l -
'lm, Who ls amploysd by Yin gav-~¢rnmont»1r!leldurv lm,llioba
Qanmlnmd ur Dvdn City. Kan-
i u. a dv n ut ma ni a .
Now, not lain, 1| when UncleSun mall yarn malt. Zdlltln the
lr. s . c o m a w a w dly - a n P.
0.BHS-,'0m2\"~'
mr. \,ru.mp 1; » w..»..".,\._ ...vertlling man, hnvlng nanod mil
amor in advertising at tha In of19.He hu served u chnrlmnn of
the Advetixlng committee of the
Bituminous C0|l Utlliutlon 0om~mmm lim, lu lneeptlan ln 1989.
At present he ln 1 member of the
Knnau Clty Club,Gnmber of
Commerce,lndlnn Hills Country
Club,Kxnnl Ci ty Art Inndhmeand hu Jun complehd | un-nn ontheBaud of Governun of the
Knnlu City Ad Club.
lcel in Ft. Cnlhoun, sununy, my17, when he held morning wonhlp
md preached the baccalaureate
sermon.A gntherlng of the Cnlhmmeongngltlonw u held nt thechunzh, Fri da y evening, when
Rav. md Mn.S\ndlln'|mnny
hr B lni r md surrounding teri-
tory.Thll vw. Ak-Snr-Ben in en-|lll\ing the support ol |.ll Nehru-
kn md western lawn cnmmvmltiuln meeting Lb, war-time chillenge
through its "Food fur Freedom"
and "Smilm for Soldlen"pro-frlends were present w honor the gnms na wall u other Actidtiu,
couple.lm- lr. He de lund.Tha Slndlim la d resided ln War hu placed additional rs~
Fon Cllhzmn during the p u t
y ur.
Hn. Klnnla Triplatt ll vlddng
lpultibilltia on All organizations
fund Individuals,states Pruldent
IJ. E. Dnvidlnn.Ak-Su-Ben hopesw meet thole relpvnslbllities by
Nu r l ery boy that joiyrdg ln Atlnntle, lawn, at present, with ' lming 'A"1 'vx ~U. a °" * " * " W \ ' -An- hr mu-in-hw md dauhw. llr.l¢|,|g do me ¢».¢.ff'§'{,""~?m»\'$, 322
vlv M-lv me Room an P. 0\|nnd Ku. lxtt Be ndnrf na d hm-sffortlnd help an mgn g n m d "s la g. , o mm | " , .|home inn! mor-de.
uv... .._. ._Deer Nuice, her hulbnnd, hu been
in the navy for nlne yean nnd vunt nel at the time of the attack.
WASHINGTON
COUNTY DEEDS
I-'nd Guyer. Cvunty Trusurer.by Eunmh K. M. Subenz Lu. 1
; s , n \ x . s a , u 1 . m 1 w s m ¢ l m
.Blk» 89,ln the Vllhge of Fort
Calhoun, fm-dellnqueli. taxes
waui.m n.Mcbonlld m Joe
Blackburn:Ps. LL '1. Blk. zo ln
Villxge of Arlinxlnn.$5.00.
'navuuummnm
You get more VALUE, more PROTECTION, n
when you insure vdth Fxrmars Mutual Hlil.
'AON SERVICE
own per bushel nm pd yield per ure. No pro-nts settle-
ments. No 5 per cent clmse. All louea paid nl. time of nd-
jnxunent.Flu nie policiel a t lo w a t nun possible, :nd
still five the pmusctlan you an entitled tn.This old com-
pany il in its fiftieth year, and you get lhe beat when you
E. B. REDFIELD, Agent v'
Blair, Nebraska
I
F nu.:
'\?~."\'A..°\:\.'\1\:~.'\1\."cx*\:~.°\;_».';.°>.\:\,~c\.'\;\_2 :
Bllir. Mr. and nm Hariand Chrll-mm of Omaha ment Sunday at:lbs 1»-www.Clyde Romnbwm
ome.Mn. Lena Rhea vixlted Sunday
at the Ray Bruvm home.l r .and Mn.Frmk Timblin,
Wanda o l Bennington,Inland
Wand of Umahs visited their inth-n,L .E .W uda nd 1 . he G lmRa s -anbaum hams, Saturday beion ancmdinzUmalumni hmmm: thx
ev mhm
weak-aadattlm L . E . P o h n ° n\» m» . n;¢ u.h m re mml nx wO mn h l v d t h t h n mw v l d t a t i h n
Beniklinmmhome.lr¢ .A.E.Kn rmt. !m-a mne mdShirley.l i n .Glldy | B;kzr dOmnhaxventSlmdnywkhl n .Gert:-udeBwlnmdL an\.'l°.W.Bat¢i.n!\erlncndinxuve| 'a\dl!\m x m n p d .rammed hmm with
l n .t.Hr.and Mn. Cul U n d andtsmilv ment Sunday at th EmuLwd and Hn. Lvuill land hams.Doran Club vm mm. June am
with Hn. Sonn~wolxmmn.
-
Fl nROB:~BADER h~me, Friday evening.
Polly, of Hermm were Sataxrdwevening guests at the puenf-1\.
George C. Mcqunrrle, home.Mr. and Mrs. lvm Wnlker and
two bsby sona of ChicI¢°» l\\i-
noln, were week-end guuu ol Hr.
und Mn. Mihn Austin md Ger-
ry
Mn.Ted Stewmrt.i l now em-p\oyed I t Rockford,l\K|\oi|.
Young Stewart gragiunxed from
Blur High School hat year.Mr. md Mrs. Alfred auger and
~n md
m Stewart,son of Mr. md
Bere On Week-en~.Mr.md Mn.Ge0Y¢° Kellogg
of North Plntw vlnited mm Sun-dly until 'hxesdny mamlng with
Mn.Kellogfa bmtherl.B.F.
md T. H. Lundt. They were nc-companisd home by her dlwr,
Mn. Dan Sll of Blnir, who will
spend hm mnnlhn' vocation at the
Kellogg home.Mr.Kellogg, it
will be mnembered, was a form-er Bldr m m having served asprincipal of tha Blair High School
Thurwday Afbemoon, Mrs. Jahn
Dickmeyer enferulned tha BellCreekClub vuth ian member!
prue nt.. ln.Chxfl Hml e n md
Hn. An Pollen uded in nn-ring.Pmlenor md Hn. Hu-ry Sbld~le of Bhir were Sunday dinnlrs l a z z t t h e ~ ' = ° = = " ;
r.rl.u y gpmthe .mi l with Qin Sludlel.
Hr.md Mn. Mxlv e rn Lunaof Onulm ment fmm Friday nn-til Sundny evening lt Y-he punt-ll. lhrtin I»l~rl¢11» home.Sundny aftsmoun Kash at theJohn Taylor home in honor nf
'l`ommy's bmhday ware Munn.and Mesdnmes Cluence Toeih,Ed Hanlen,Harold Taylm- _md
Rohm-t Buda. non ol Rev. mdHn. Carl b d ".of Holdxege,formerly ol Blair.wu married
to Kin Norm; Bohlkm of Lmr-
el, Nebruh, lun week. Accord-
ing to report :aching Blur
frleuds,the ceremony v u pe r-formsd, al. the \brlde':home in
Lnuml, with . Bader oilicilb
ins-The Bader 1 ly will be re-
membéred by mah! friend! in this
vicinity, hnving 1-added hen for
A number of y a n whi le Ruv.Bader was paw: of the Mel.lxo~
dist Church.
the put seven! months,m~-w tkaconndz, llinmxri. last wack-
l i n .Wayne Sfdnbaulh re-turned w Blah, Frldly,!o\low-
ing a dine-day vilit unonx reh-
tiva in Smrmberg, Nebmll-
Géndon Alli n Kettler ol To-
hma h :pant Saturday with hi !
cousins,Vifzwe md G a y e
Schmlde.M i n Ethel Stewart ol Omdu
w u 1 weebend visiwr at U16
home ol her puenu, Mr.md
Mn. E. R. SuwnrhMr. md Mn. Mxlcohn B~<1_;;
.\e I P..g a 1
5 am ..,. . -; . . ¢
. . . . . - .-
Mr s .Peter Sve n d g n u d enterod
Metho dist H o l p i w u r l !th i !
week and on Monday mor ning ahe
u n d e r we n t x ma jo r o p e n ti o n .
Min ot 'W i ic o x u nde rwe nt n maj-
or op era ti on at Me tho d is t Ho sp i -
t l l this we ek . He expec ts to re-tu r n h o me s o me ti m e n u t we e k .
Mn . J o h n S u tto n wa s ta k e n to
Imma nu e l H o c p i w i n Omah a,
W ed ne sda y momin g,whe re she
submi tted to a major op era tio n.
M n .C.H .Koepcke,wh o h u
neat l ~
|'¢
.
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Edna m d Rim Hm anlllr.nnd Mn.Clrl Rumunnn
md funily were Friday eveninzguest! at the Mnrtin Lu-sen home.
Santini!:tux-noon guest!wenMrs.ny J e nun and Chris ofFremo nt, Mn. lhrit Lu-:e n md
Hmngh und lmalae Llnen. Sun-day evening guests wen Mn.Mnry Jensen md Chris And Mr.nd Mrs. Lars Rolllnd and hm-
y.Mn.Emma Taylor xml ma lwere Sunday dinner guests st tho
Chris Ruwe home.
Minot Willox of n m Blah'has entend the Methodixi Hnlpi-
tll for l mljar opexttlon.
Sunday guests of Hr. md Hn.W. J. Blntter and hmlly wen Mr.
and Mn.Henry Monbe und Mr.
md Mrs. Luther Monke and hm-
ily of Fonunelle. Bill Blntter re-turned with them to zpeud the
lummer with hi !uncle,Luther
Monkle.Sunday evening viliwn ut the
Geurga H. Kxhr home were Mr.and Mrs.Mike Muller md Mr.
plul in Omalu. wu able w re-
tum to her home un 'l\\esdny.
Hn. Innla Boehler md dauglvwr, Sunne Joyce, :pant sevenl
days this week unong relatlvm
in Mlnonrl Valley, Iowa.
Loren Rogers ol north of Blxir
submitted to an appendectumy,
Mondny, nt~Methodlst Hoqdw in
Omdm.
Jack Quinlan, who hu been ser-iously ill xt St. Joseph Honpiw
Mr. um ln. Hsnry Diefh vb-
wmmkn. May za. 1942mn.. ..-_._.| __ . - - .
a s
Monday Efenlni Club
lloldl Final Meeting
Mn. Wnlm' E. Goehrinz alter-ulned memben of thc Mundiy
Evening Club nt their lan meat-l h 25 Tha~l I t h sen .~ _U ....... e......o "fi hdgn.with
.nn lélwh
Flynn Hosta Ove
Week-End Fl d_in P.mi a nf ;f1y.d " :their week-and
gueau Mr. and Mn. Emil Hnnlsmd Shirley And Hrs. Iubel Hlrrll
o!P n l m g f , ~~: d
u m a wma upm... .....,.- ,_,,M n .Simon Ko r sh o j win n in g th e Hr s .Rulln nd r n u u p a nam - -dre n o f L inc oin . Othe r g uui -8 for
priz e f or h igh sc o re.dinner,Sundry ..wqre l§ r . mn n d
Ildn. Dick Lippincoc: um Q...-.Mina Beliy Krogh inf Blair.
Vlallnr W arn
ifornin, since enriy nm.movem-ber nrrived Sunday fofr a two~w¢¢'1¢vi s i t wi th her pare nts,l l r .
amd M n .Ray Hr o gh ,m d oth er
'- 1 :. .n n . _friends. She ls employcu lu u.
land,California..A
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(aa is frequently lhe can vrith lamlother loan agencies). You: dnalinql will
be fxiendly and confideniial.
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advantage io borrow hom this bunk.
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(aa is frequently lhe can vrith lamlother loan agencies). You: dnalinql will
be fxiendly and confideniinl.
Letusshorwyouhowitvrillbehoyonradvantage io borrow hom this bunk.
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3 P M daily
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uru|»m,..~.V.....,,___the innual Mrs.Cul W. Hawk-inson pine of ten dullari for herportrayal o! Mrs. Bnmson ln the
psychological dnme, "Night Must
Fall".
Miss Virginin Nelson,Bllh'High School student the p u tyear,left Fridxy evening lgrDenver, Colurndo, where she w\\l|
spend the summer with her broth
er, Vernon Nelson.
Brewster ClubThe Brewster Club met with
Mrs.William Wulhnrn, May 20,
with all members present. Folluw-lng the project lemon on drying
and brinlng (mln and vegetnblen,
n birthday lhnwer was held com-
plimentary w Mrs. Nels Sorensen.The next meeting of the club will
be with Mr|._Frank .Pahnel on
June 17." `
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(aa is frequently lhe can vrith lamlother loan agencies). You: dnalinql will
be fxiendly and confideniinl.
Letusshorwyouhowitvrillbehoyonradvantage io borrow hom this bunk.
1,Banking hours 10 A M till
3 P M daily
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Bank
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on Sunday.Roy lang,University of Ne-braska. student, returned to Blair
this week to lpend the runnerwithhispuentl,Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Long.Mina Eunice Kuhr of Omaha
spent the weekend with her pu-enta,Mr.und Mrs.Martin 0.
Kuhr and family.
Janet, umm....,.._.-_Mrs. Anna Sorensen visited Mr.
Enger'a mother,Mrs. M111 En-
ger of Herman, Sunday a!l»¢f¥\°°°-
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey G. Kuhr
entertained on Sunday for Mr.
and Mrs. George 1-x. Kdxr, Mr. and
Mrs. LeRoy Kuhr,Mr. and_M\'"~
Harold Rasmussen and !a.m\\>'»
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sutherland
oi Omaha spent Weplnepday gi 9;
and Mm. Hans wnux. umer can-ers during the week included Mr.
and Mrs.Henry Jensen of Ken-nud and Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Han-
un.Mn. J. H. Campbell left Tues-day evening for Great Lukas, ll-linolr, where she la vlsitlng her
MandaEd HansieH uMrs. PeLarsen,and Nix
Wedn
at thewere Mhuaband. Mr. Campbell, who la in wr andlraming at the naval lchool there, penterwan forced to cancel his original (hlifon
ay afternoon mz au an mese n ho me wer e Mr s .Cam
men,M m .Daisy Divine,
:ter Nielsen,H n .Mu ff in
and Mis ses Haz el Hans el:
na Andersen.
esday afternoon via iton
Mrs. Casale Hansen home
r. and Mr s. Mos es Car pe!Mr . md Mr s . A r th u r C a r
and two s un s of Oakiand
sis,Charlie Cggn qon oz
II
children of Council Bluffs, Iowa,
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Miss Annette 1-'me ox umanawas a Sunday guest ol her par-ents,Rev.and Mrs.H. ¢C.Jul
Freu.Bill Bolln, who had been a pa-tient I t Methdist Hospital lor
seversl days following a major
operation, was able so return to
his home on Wednesday.
Miss Harriet Stull of Platwmouth,Nebraska,formerly ofBlair, is a patient at Methodist
Hospital where shs underwent amajoroperation on Monday.
Norman Tilden, Jr.,little son
of Mr. and Mm Norman Tilden,suffered painful second degreeburns, Sunday morning, when hot
grease spilled on him.
Mr.and Mrs.A.H.Voss of
Long Beach, C.sli!0'm1l. and M.rs.
Fred Vosa of Millard spent Sun-
day with Mr. 'and Mrs.George
Kuhr, Jr.'Mr. and Mn. I. C. Garner and
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Gillred Garner and fam-
ily.Mrs.Roy T.Kirkpatrick re-
turned,Tuesday evening,from
Ames,Iowa;she had been a
L. L. Horn and larnily since Fri'
day.-»..|_.v s Qnll Mr.
guest there at the home of ~\
parental, J. W. Sutherlanm name.Mrs. Ray Davis of Craig was aguest of her parents, the Suther~
lands, on Sunday.
Mr.and Mrs. Norman Tilden
and son of Lincoln moved to Blairlast week, planning to spend the
summer months here.They areresiding in an apartment ln the
Mrs. E. M. Moats home on West
Grant Street.Miss Eva Mae Snowden.form-
er Ben Fmnklin Store emrhree.is attending school in Omaha. lt
ia learned.Miss Snowdon.aBlair nigh School graduate. is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Snowdon of near BlurMr. and Mrs.Marshall G.H°l
land and Vernon are vacationm n relatives and lnends
and Chillielothe,Missouri.They
mt any this week. planning w
be away several daysMr. and Mrs.John Nearhood
entertained at dinner, Sunday, for
Mrs. Susan Monlock of Iancoln,
Miss Mae M QJudith Aronson. Mrs. Mortlock, a
former Blair resident. il a guest
this week of Mrs._Nearhood
Mrs. Pearl Turner left Sstur
day for Los Angeles, California.where she will spend two months
.amino her son, Max Turner and
plan of flying to Blair for a
week-end visit among relatives.
Misa Alice V. Zimmer and John
W. Mosman of Omaha were mar-
ried at the Blair Methodist
Cnureh, May 26, with Rev. T. A.Lindenrneyer performing t h e
double ring ceremony at three
o'clock.Others present were thebride's mother and brother, andthegroon-i's brother and sister-»
in-law._
Guests o!Mr and Mn.John
W Young at the commencement
exercises Thursday evening, were
Mr and Mrs I-'rank Wilson and
Mr and Mrs G F Young o! Fre-
mont Mr and Mrs. Paul Evans
and Mrs Virgil Ramsey of Lo~
gan Iowa Mr and Mrs. Fisher of
Young was a member of the
g"raduat.\ng class
CLUB NOTES
Danish lldies' Aid
Mrs Jens Anderson will enter-
tain on Wednesdny aftemoon,
June 3 at her home for members
of the Danish Iladres Ai d
Lutheran Daughters
The annual picnic of the Luth-eran Daughters will be held at the
\.......-r aa..anne Rimnrumn.
§ g=,; ,g,§Kansas;Sr.Joseph Missouri vanéy, Iowa. Miss Bette
c uarrie and Mrs _
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Tekaznah, Mrs. Ida Hindlsy oBlair,Mrs.Gifford French aniEugene, and Mrs.Harold Star]
an Peggg.Mr.an Mrs Martin Inrseiand Alton and Mr. and Mrs. Mal
yern Larsen were Saturday evening vdtnra st the Ed Hanse
home.Mr. and Mrs. Robert Divine lei
Fnday lor Luck.Wlaconsix
where Mrs. Divine'a parents livl
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hansen lperSaturdayevening at the Pets
Nielsen home.Mr.and Mrs.Frank Lutz anfamily of Blair were Sunday ev.ning guests at the L. E. Lane
home.Sunday dgueats of Mn.Dall
Divine an Mary were Mr.axMrs. Dan Vogel and daughterLincoln and Mr. and Mra. E.'Divine and Eddie of Ceresco.Mr.and Mrs.Martin Lanaand Allan spent Wednesday ev
ning at the L. E. Larsen home.Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nielsen weTuesdayafternoon wlere at t
Harry Ervey home.Wednesday afternoon, Miss E
rm Hansen was hostess to l
Guild Milt the following nreseMrs.Ada Baltxsll and daughtBenlaa, Mrs. Emma Taylor, MHarold Taylor and daughter, M
John Taylor, Janet and TomxMiss Nina Andersen, Mrs. Mai
Larsen,Mrs .Harold Rasrnuslandtwodaughters,and. if
Patent Belts with Buckle
i§§§i<ied buckle two daughters,an d Mr s .
rd Tay lo r. Mrs . Ha ro ld Ras -
n will be the next hostess.
=patrons o f Linc oln sc hooltheirann ual pic nic a t th e
l grounds,Sunday .Th e Or -
ool c losed Tu e s d ly wi th 1
dinner.eats Sunday n t t h e He rb er tnhome,i n honor o f Mr s .
n's a n d M m .Mi nn ie Ben-
hir th da y a we re Mr .an d
Chris Hansen n nd dnughtern,
an d Mn . A lb e r t Benson m d
Mr. an d Mrs. Or ville Ben sondnugh ter,M r . m d M n .J oe
n and fa mi ly ,Mr s.Mi n ni e
~n n nd Mr. a nd Mr. : nd Mn.
r t Jensen en d daughters o f
a n d , md Mr . a n d M n .H a r
Jensen o f Omaha..ins Ma r y D i vi n e i l wo r ki n g
¢Detle ! W ulf home. C lif fo rd
e h u secured wo r k n t th e
~oo bomb loading plant and in
ing with a brother i n Cereec o.r. a n d Mrs . L a n! Ro lln nd an d
ily wen t to F r emon t. Mon d ay ,
re Helen enr olled at Mi d lm~
the summer.
. .1¢'. .=.s
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rs.Tallrnnn Stewar t o f E l
spent Sunday eve ni nz Wi
md Mr s. L. Pe te rso n-nn er g ue s ts a t th e D ave Pr i
l ho me. Sun day , we re Mr.=
C w. Hu m a n .~r.and Mr s .He n r y Utte r ma
a f a mi ly reunion.Sunday .or Of the ir d au gh te r. Hrs . Ro
»rfield,a n d Mr .Butte rfi el
San F ranc isc o . Ca lifo mii.~ln lhe Hlmne n we n t to '
n to ground he r vac ation w i
a n d M n .Gi lb er t Hn ll.
Mr .an d Mr s .Ni c Fr le dr i | .\Shi rley sp en t Mon dtv e ve ni
th Mrs . D or n S hmn er a n d Le o
.Su mn er i s i ll a n d Mr s .Be
~nm4 is helping: c are for~htf.
n
y
COTTON, RAYONS are
~cooL
and thri fty to w
0 0 I
Wrinkle Snnbhing DreamTlut Will Be Yau: SnndbylThin Summer. Their Unwill-
lng Lovelineu Keep You
lmlkln Fr l\md N¢es ell.Bu iu b le I- ' o r An mw on t w !
EVe.nln¢ W en,\
$298 to $7 ss
Junior Sins 9 to 17Rqmlnn 12 to I0
imc sua uw, ¢» ny;
T h e
B a C SHOP
R u t h l u n ° , Pr o p .
Open Friday Evening
We Will Clase at NoonSllurdxy.
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Boys' Baseball Caps
Copied from la i g
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plates, 6 for ......10c
6 oz. paper cups,
5 for __ -, .._ ..5c
Waxed paper,
80 fl. roll 12%c
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not ~ ~n~un~il 2 p.m. that day.
BEN FRANKLIN STORES
Advertise ln
M r .a n a m n
2 inch nyon c a ~is prints in my
nrnl d e s i g n s .ringed alles.
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s u m s
Sporu-m i n d e d,white nollunl Wash-able!With boyshvorile crew neck.
Boys' Baseball Caps
Copied from la i g
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vhor peak.In col-
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plates, 6 for ......10c
6 oz. paper cups,
5 for __ -, .._ ..5c
Waxed paper,
80 fl. roll 12%c
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not ~ ~n~un~il 2 p.m. that day.
BEN FRANKLIN STORES
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(aa is frequently lhe can vrith lamlother loan agencies). You: dnalinql will
be fxiendly and confideniinl.
Letusshorwyouhowitvrillbehoyonradvantage io borrow hom this bunk.
1,Banking hours 10 A M till
3 P M daily
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Bank
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The Enteruri fried soon.
T U R B A N D A P P L I A N C E C O M P A N Y ~
t t n n g B u s i n e s s 'X
C l o s i n g O u t O u r E n t i r e $ 1 3 , 0 0 0 S t o c k o f F u r n i t u r e a n d E l e c t r i c A p p l i a n c e s
" A L E C O N S I S T S o w
es 0 Frigidaires 0 Hamilton-Beach Mixers ornanp ;
es 0 Studios 0 Maytags o Electric Irons
0 Radios - - ' 4 Makes 0 Fans, Etc.'
o P lat f orm Rockers 0 Ru gs o Mag ic A i r Sweep er s s t o c k ~
at l as than to ;.
o Springs 0 White`Sewing Machines 0 Occasional Pieces day's Wholesale ~
RMS:One Third DDWIIW 12 Months To Pay.Prices ~
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HOME FURNI
Qu
Due to War Conditions We Ar
Sale Start!
FRIDAY .
M a y 29th
a n d co n t i n u e !
until completely
sold m u
0 Bed Room Suites
o Living Room Sui
0 Dining Room Sui
0 Breakfast Sets
0 Mattresses
HOME FURNITURB AND APPLIAN
.A . n n n u x n lsinQ
Q u i u i n g B u
Qfnnlz
Conditions We Are Closing Uut Uur Lnurt: \Pl\),UVu \J\.vv»» .,- _ __~/" A L E C O N S I S T S o w
'"- l l A:__ Q
Due to War
I
0 Platform Rockers ' Kugs ' Magic 1-ur Dwccpcla0 Hamilton-Beach MixersA n . . . 1 D - n » n Q n i h a x'D e u l \ U U l u u u | ~ v uoL i v i n g R o o m S u i t e s o F r i g i d a i r e s
0 D i n i n g R o o m S u i t e s 0 S t u d i o s o M a y t a g s
-n . l _ £ _ .. | .QAI-Q 0 R a d i o s - - v 4 M a k e s
s Electric Irons
0 Fans, Etc.
ines 0 Occasional PiecesvD l ` e B K I H l \ u c u s°M a t t r e s s e s o S p r i n g s ° White 'Sewing Mach
Months To PayTERMS:One nm-a Downqn 11
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Bldr Nab nn m e»
HEDELUND HAS
AK-SAR-BEN TICKETS
Citizens o! Blair md if;inr-
roundlng tm-rimry are inviwd by
Ak-Su-Ben to attend in 1942
race mee t in Umm;on June 3and complimentary tickets m y
m§Fi-Em REA~
VILLAGE Bo ~_
Alum G. Mnnnfielcfwu
the new c.hxixman of theton Village Board of .a specinl reorganization an~held at the Arlington CityFridny evening. Hin position
Candidly
Speaking - _
:-~ch Rufus Olso
The Mimouri
ppenings Of
:y-Gone Years
ra Ap-19:2leer: and committees of theof Blair, printed in The En-l¢. included P. C. Sorenagn.
f f 4 .~'1..,.~ ' ~ ; l1 ' f 1 " T" 5 F |
J a ne t F o le y vi li h d a t I m a !
moon-S = l\ ° Ul - llo n d a y n i tlllr | . C a r r l| S n o M ~ d ¢ n ln lI \ f » S lb -l l l l | l Y l l | l | l f - l t t h | \ \ o m | o I A 1 i e l
an d And :- nr W l e n e n d S u d ! !
BLAm,a»o
Behind the zhne-hi:piwhing
of G. Yawell and Cameron, Her-
..e
'mm nt the Gemum mn, Srmdty.
wa ~ ~|~|-WedMrs.Chxrlea Voqs spent n~Herman hurlers had local ~nun
1 ~:,Glam wi th Mr s .Ed#Reeh ll!! !
week.Mon day d i n n e r g u u t l n t the
Bern ard Thompsvn home ve ra L ois
V o n m d Pvt.He-.nrv Voss o f
Gunn For rest. Te nnessee.
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tha dnt regular main( in June.
Homer Miller was 1-selected wa-
ter md street cnmmindonar.
Other memben of the villxgs
board nt ArKmzton In Dr. R. A.
Dudes.Chet G.Manhnll. Harry
P u n . . P ' o u r
'll lhterman and Leslie French.
\ KENNARD COUPLECiry
1 ' r n W w n s 0 0 N
~\
u w ......... .en been viaitcd
by Joe 1.ang~l l n d ,Engllxh _
profes so r atDana. and DizzyHansen.hush-man from Chi-cano. during re-eent weeks. Almosturdnytheywould puck their..._...A ».;\¢» mn w the riv-
3»
l
every SM,-
~ yith one hit and
Sol with two sale blqws were
:ble lc connect adely.The Hermnn nluxgen opened
the ncorlng ln tha second inning
with ons unesrnd run and col-leded three more in the filth uvLake an early lend lnd cont tn
victory._Bsiley, on the mound for Blur.allowed eight hits bww-\kr nnd
Inesdny afternoon wxm mn ."..~limn Jnlmel..Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Jnhnel. MumVendnChrisbennen. Mr. md Mm.Wxlzu Christensen.Mr.andMrs.Howard Widener.Mr. mdMrs. Harry Jnhnel were Sunday'
dinner Kung ,g the Waller Jnhnelhome nt, Tekamxh hcmorlnz the
birthdxv of Walt Jlhnel.Mr.and Mn.Hank K l v and
... .... ..__ ..............» mm.
Razer I
ing thefw,e n Mn fl
Mr.axMlry o fR a w g ley vrslthe Jam;Mi n B
Robertson,Ci ty
.H ry . Menc ke,Ci ty
H .Morr is,W ater,
wer Commission-
W arriok,Street.Com-
an d Ch ie f o f Polic e;
A .W est home.Ea r l Ha r dy ,Ni g h t Polic e;D r .
lay even inz a t Mo rr is Nielsen,Ci ty P lr r i llr i wi
._lclék,C.
Blair is spend-'Trenurenam u,_¢ Atwmey;c '°lmgm, Ice
Slen W est a n d le r :Q l w
were Sundny| misslohef
t h ome.E M.B a ty , C i t y Engin eer;0'r~
- \ - - _ w » |. - - -v u - - 9 ,- .- . , _ ,lund.
Oth er c o mmuni ti es f r o m whi c h
lar ge delega tio ns are expec ted stthetrac k th n t day inc lude:A l - |
bhion,Atk ins on,Ar li ng to n,Ba n-
c rofr,Bo ttle Creek,Beerner,
Bla ir,Bloomfield,Bur well. Cle ar-
water.Creighton,Crofton,Deca-
s c z s p v u u a r v » - -- -' " " " J -- -" " ' ne r c i t y o r g n n i z a t i o n s .
C. C. Co ok an d Gwrse S c ho ett-
ger wer e re-elec ted sec reta ry and
treasurer,respec tively .Clarenc e
No r s k o v, wh o ha s been village
ms ra hn ll f o r several years,re~
signed i n o r d e r to ac cept a io b
wi th th e ma in ten a nc e de pa rtme nt'
a \ l v w - 4 - . ...\ . »`. r . .
- n u - u n ;
Mi s s Ru th Br o wn ,da u gh te r o f
Mr . a n d Mr s . Ra y B r o wn o f K e n -
nsr d,an d Ha r r y Wiese,son o f
Mr s .Sophie W i es e of the Sunny -
side distric t,pla n to be ma rr ie d
on J u ne 3,friends ha ve learned.
ck f B k ;i ,R 9 F ;Ch ; f ;d cur, DOCIQQ, Elgin Emerson,E m -f t h C &N W_R d ;|( I I A ~ 1 1 8 1 1 2 6 wi ll b e h é ld i | U1 ' £
L ° . ° . .. E l . . \ v a l ~er_r|»?1n_:-\e n_ : ' . . i me t,Eric son,Evinng,F o r t Os 1~ | ? \, ,t : nn ni nh ne n t wi ll b ;° n: :d e" ;t1e ven in g in the ir h on or .._w wettyMem
une.. ..... ...__ -__Lf to swim and enjoy the lnx~
lnry of its "sand" beaches.
They often desired to travel
iy river from Blair te Omahamd last Thursday morning,early. they were busy buildlnlr
a small mi t hoping to com-deie the task.and reaeh Om-aha before sundown. Man? of
ns tried to convince them ¢h¢Y
should not ammvt the f a tprlth the river at such a hiwhmga but they were not to be
denied the opportunity.
irt Thursday 3r
At nlne-th Y.-my 21. they were awp their1-src and on thou- way- The In-st
mr or the journey 'proved ex-
citing and Lhrillinl' as they raninto difficulties but eafth timetheysame throukh still mas-ters of the situation.Two
home-made our-s_ proved legfflcial and aided in guiding e
raft toward its destination.
The final half of the ionrney
was very peaceful but not com~(ortable as n i n poured downfrom the skies above. Not 'hav-lng prepared for rain the boys
nrrived at the Omaha toll
bridge well soaked at four o-rn.Both stated they enjoyed
their trip but \><|<l°'1-""'°"'°
you are a good swimmer. wewould not advise that you at-
tempt the lest.
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Last summer a coach ws!aying young boys, in the townY..which heh resided ==;;;~=-3
gnn as t e com:.nime to make a good profitand the old (ive and ten centtim; have been offered for
sale. No,not for live or ten
cents..they were out is good use.
At the end of the masontheywere stored.to be used
another year.1-Ioweven the
tire shortage brought them .mn
fee for collectink old " F "which he desired bo use dunnlpracticefor the commK f°°'/'sau season. A hm number "ftireswerehnallycollected.football prsetice started and
errors helped to keep him m mehole and aided the Hmnan clubin its scoring. lang went to the
mound for Blair later ln the gameand did s iw job of hurling.The victory placed Herman in a'ie with Bennington and Adina-ton for first place in the league.The defeat put Blair in the aaonddivldon along with Grebia andElkhorn.Sunday Blair travels toGretna where they will meet thestrong Gretna club.-
BASEBALL CHIPS
This year the members of thePlatte Valley meet each opponentin three games. That gives eachteamfifteen games lor the sea-son with the flnal game on Au-
Elkhom and Gretna will aa-pear on the loeal diamond, twice.Blair playa two games at Arling~
mn, Bennington and Herman.
Soll leads the local hitters withthree hits.Sunday he collected
two of Blair's three hits ol! the
Herman hurlers.
Gretna came through with aixnina in the Brat haK ol the wthagainst Bennington but still lack~
one run of tying.
Balley's hook was not workingso well as against Bennington.
The southwest wind had some-thing to do with it. Hennan load-
ed the sacks in the opening inning
with one down,hut failed to
Blair started out in the second
with the first two men up getting
on, but was unable to bring themaround, Larger crowd at Sunday'o
game.
Yowell and Cameron turned ina nice hurling job with Yowell
getting credit for the win.
Jimmy Gutschow and Roy Longappearedin the local lineup forthe first tune.Jim singled the
first time at bat.Frank Wol!!
will report &mday.
eore.
MRS. JAMES VANHORN RITES TUES.
Funeral services for Mrs. James
Van Horn were held at two o
Church in Herman.Rev.John
Paton, pastor o l the Tekamah
Baptist Church was in charge
Music was furnished by a quartat.;Mrs. C. E.Johnson,Miss
Dagmar Olson,Fred Robertsonand C. R. Gray-with Mrs. G. F
Love at the piano.Pallbearerswere S. R. Lowe, C. L. Reid, A.
H. Lowe, 1. D. Long, c.. F- Lowe
and Ray Triplett.Burial was
made in the Blair cemetary.The deceased,as Claudene
Wachter, daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs.Chris Wachter,wasborn on a farm northwest of Her-man on August 23, 1887, and died
at her home in Herman May 23,iqz, aged B4 years and 6 months.
had been in poor health the pan
iiriaii W€!1'§ .2
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Parker or
Lincoln spent I-'ndsv afternoon atthehome ol Mr. and Mrs.Roy
Shirley and Alpha .lov PetersonspentSunday at the John Peter-son home.Aloha Joy remained
after soendlnxr the week in Ken-
naxdMr and Mrs.Roland Holmandfamily spent Sundav at theNelsPeteroan and Mrs.lreue
Jansen homes-.Ladies Aid Society will meet atthe home of Mrs. Ruth Rosenbaum.
Jane -uh.Mrs. Robert Widemr spent Mon-day afternoon at the Hamid Lau-
mo home.Mr.and Mrs. James Konvidin
ol Omaha spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Konvalin.Rev. and Mrs. P. C. Jensen left
'hxesdav for Audubon, lows.tu
visit Mrs. Jenson's mother. Mrs.
Smith. who is ill.Mr. and Mrs. Rev Nelson. Mar-
." Nelson.dock 'l\xesdly,at the Bapt\s Mr. and Mrs. Nic Friedrichsen.
two years.-.. . ,__.=__ ru.. :.. un.raret Ann and Miss Chapman
wauy rewrsen were ...,,... .___at the William Jsbnel home on
Friday eveninz _Hermarr Hovendxck.Mr.andMrs.Francis I-Iovendlck and lain.lean and Duane were moverguestson Saturday niuht at theHennanHansen home when theHansen!entertained for ArnoldRlx who la home on a furloughfrom Camo Forest in Tennessee.Mrs. Rymer Fedde is mendins:this week at the Wilfred Gmmeh
Mrs.Bob Anderson entertained
for ber birthday on Wednaday
eveninz when Mr. and Mrs.ivanAndersonMr. and Mrs. Rudolph.Kuhl, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Voss.Mr.and Mrs. Chris Jahnel and
Marie. Alice and Andrew Wieaeand Maxine Wiese were guests.
and children spent Thundav withMr. and Mrs. Frank Hendrickson.Georxe and Marvin Voss. Hovnardand Loretta Voss.ArleneRnhllfandDonaldw - n m of
Winslde, Nebraska, came on Sat-
urdav evening and visited until
Monday at the home ol Mrs. S0-piis Wieae,Alice and Andrew
iese and Charles Voss.Hans Kuhl celebrated his 940|birthday on Saturday with a partyfor neighbors and relatives durinsz
the eveninl.Mr. and Mrs. Louie Voss. Mr.and Mrs. Arthur Hansen and Lil-lian. Alice and Andrew Wleee andMaxineWiesewereamongtheguests anuembledat the Pete Wul!hom..on Saturday honarint!Mr.
Wulf's birthday.Mr.and Mrs.Chrir Tietnzen.Helen and Ruby Steffen of Wayne,Nebraska. spent Sunday at the
William and Ben Voss homes.Mrs.Bertha Wendt spent Sun-dav at the Charles Voss home.Mrs. Sophia Wiese and Alice andAndrew Wieaq visited at the Fer-dinand Wieee horns at MissouriValleyonTueslayevening and
Marine Foss retumed home with
them to spend several davs.Mr. and Mrs. Charles Voss and
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. lauritsen spentSatuxdavevenimrwithMr.andMrs. Johann Lauritsen at Kennard.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard WonhinuandMarie. Joan.Janice.Billy.
Dicky and Pemrv of Florence wereSunay afternoon visitinr and su-ver rueeta at the Fred Wester-
gaard home.Sunnyside School held their an-nual Bionic on Friday when mostof the families in the district at-tended and all resorted a very en-
ioyablo das.Orville Mnrtinsen spent Sundaynlzht with Russell Wester-guard.
Messrs.and Meedames RobenFoleyand Margaret and Janet,Charles Voss and Iadse and Elr.n~
er, Arthur Haraen. Fred Wester-Kaard and Dan and Miss Venda
Chnstensen were nmonz thosefrom here that attended the Blair
High graduation exercises onThursdaynight.The graduatesthis year included Lillian Hanson,Leroy Voss. John Folev and Rus-l d l Wutergsnrd.to me ,stu-dents of Sunrzyrride and Manor
schools.Alice Wieso and Maxine Wiesespent Thursday eveninz with Mrs.Mamie Voss.[Henry Voss, son of Mr. and Mn.
Ben Voss ls spending a week's flir-lough from Camp Forest,Ten-nessee at his home and with rela-
tives.Miss Gertrude Mackin was a...n.._ ,... '\'\....».Aa.. ...amino nl nm
apaldhik the week ll me Amon
Jensen home.Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wskeheld. Jr.
and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ws.ke~
field and Wilbur returned home
early Tuesday when they vialted
their son and brother.SM'K¢!~hsMarion Wakelield. he is stationed
at Camv Wolters near them.Mr. and Mrs. Nels M. Jensen oi
Blair were Sundav runner mumof Mr. and Mrs. Alton Jensen.Mrs. "Bud" Wood of Missoula.Montana.arrived Tueada to visither znndmother. Mrs.Wood-
ward Mrs. Wood is the fonner
Miss Ann WoodwardTherezular meetlnr o! the O.E. S. was held Thursday eveninz.After the business meeting re-freshments were served la Mr. md
Harriet Wilson.Mrs. Clayton Deaver of Gillette,
Wyomlnz. was alled here.Tues-
day bv th. death ol her sister,Mrs. James Van Horn.She willvisit relatives A few davs before
returninz.Miss Nellye Custer was an Oma.
ha visitor. Monday.The Hill Creek Luther League
met 'hxesdsv eveninir at the Chris
l§nrah~oi home.After the devo-tionals and rezular meetinz. Mrs.
Korshoj served a lunoh.The W.S.C.S.met at thechurch,Wedmsdav afternoon.Mrs. Harve Lewis was hostess andafterl-he meetin! she served re-
freshments.
ARLINGTON NEWS
Guests st the home of Mr. andMrs. L. L Patterson for the gradu
ation exercises.were Mrs.Alice
Prellert. and Mrs. Sam Patierson.both of Reynolds.Mrs. lra Nayand son, Mickey. of Wahoo. Mr.and Mrs.Stephen Davensort anddaulhter.Jeanne of Hebron,They returned on Monday.H.C.'McClellan and Thorlo
!Reckmeyer were in Omaha on
Tuesday where thev. as the com-
mittee representlmz the ArlingtonCommunityClub,attended the
meeting of t.l1e housinxr zrouo of-this district. and also attended theb¥'smet which §ollowa'1.They
were aecompenie by Mrs.Reck-mever who visited with her ourents, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Smiley,and Mrs. McClellan who visited
Mr. and Mrs. Fmcis Hovendir Hr!- Ed Wilson, Misses ins. and
land.Mrs. Unlnnd. who had been
visiting here for several aye. re~.ggmd w her home that dav with
em.Mr.and Mrs. E. Y.Boler anddauirhter.Jerry. and Mrs.M.Gardner. of Beresford. South Da-\¢07-l.went Sunday with tne lat-ter's son, J. S.Gardner.Mrs.Gardner and Marian.Jerry Bolerremained over for a lonzer visit.
The Gardner family will go toBeresford Fndav to remain for a
month's vacation.ieut.Clifford N.Decker ofGncago,who came Last week toattend the funeral servlees of hisaunt. Miss Anna Haxqnbuek, left
Sunday morning.His wl!e's par-ents. Mr.and Mrs. G. L. Glover.
The Enterpnae,ummm n\pei.|Councilman were J.S.Roberts,w. J. Rodgers, U. G. Garner, Don
C.VanDenaen, John McKay, H.
HI Brown, K. P. Hundahl, and J.
P. Jensen.The Council voted that firecrackers be sold in Blair July
Fourth.John Landis,mayor of FortCalhoun. was found dying near his
home as the result of a par-slyth:
make-Mrs.L.C.Klopp,Mrs. Kirby
Cook and Mrs. David Mnmmext
essex-wned in honor of MissFrancesMurdoch who will be a
bride of the near fum:-e.Forty friends gathered at the
cf w. Christiansen home to help
Mr.Christiansen celebrate his
hirthdaY~.Blsifs oldest citizen, Mrs. Lou-isa Cook, 94, died at the home of
her granddaughter, Mrs. Ed Stev-
ens.Hugh J.Cooke is also a
grandchild of Mrs. Cooke.Lou Miller,Arlington,ha s
moved to Oregon where he con-ducts a cabin camp fifteen miles
from Astoria.Mr. and Mrs. Gust Mencko cel-
ebrated their Golden Wedding an-
niversary-e a I5 Years Ago-1937RobertE.0'I-lanlon of Blair
and W. he Hancock ol Herman
are graduating from the Creight-
on University.Miss Marian Higbee and Robert
M.Evans,Blair teachers,were
married here.Fifty-eight trees have beenused in landscaping the swim-
ming pool in the past two yean.64 tons of grasshopper poisonwill be received soon for use in
n county-wide campaign.A memorial day program here
will include talks by Rev. ThomasJ.Reese and Father George F.Jonsitis.Junior Bnxse and Wil-
llnm Koopmnn, Jr.,will speak,
also.86 young people,the ls rgatcommencement class in the hia»
tory ol the school. were graduated
from Blair High School,Friday
evening.Miss Frances Siert and Leon-
ard J. Miller were married at Pa-pillion, it has been revealed.
Miss Dorothy Voss and Avery
L. Jaspersen expect to be mar-
ried June 2.The first ahniversary o l theBlue Ribbon Lunch was observd
with the serving of |200 (ree
sandwiches. 9 kegs of beer and 25
cases ol bottled beer were sold.
The body oi Richard Evans,
river worker who was drowned
May 11, was found.Mrs. Debby Charlton and Miss
Catherine .la d of Denverareguest! at the Hugh Cooke hdrne.
Mrs. W. W. Wilkinson was el-ected regent of the D. A. R. Mrs.W .l- '.H e m p h i l l i s vi c e r e g e n t .
her dauahter. Mrs. L. Carroll g
accompanied by Lleut.Deeker's.flfbdr.Bern Decker.drove him.
Mr.and Mrs.Glover and Mr.
|Decker plan to'visit there this
week.Mr. and Mm. G. H. RosenkildevisitedSundavinWashingtonwiththelor-mer's parents,Mr.
and Mrs. S. K. Rosenkilde.
l Year Ago-l94lBen Reeh and Dr. C. D. Haw-
ard have purchased a cabin mon-
oplane.Nadine Guyer and Richard
Simonson received the A. L. Bon-or Student medals at Blair High
tx.-lmnl commencement exercises.
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alison, Meadow Grove,Nellgh,wmnn Grove,Niobrnrt,Nor~l,Pender" Petersburg,Pllger,i
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l spectacle of its spring nxnning
:es which this year are held
rm Moy 26th through Jluy 4th.also extena this invdtntioni
ch year to join in honoring the,
tions communities in keeping
th its long-time policy of pro-1
ating good will among all mid-|
ester-nero.All who possiblyw:ane urged to accept on the day-entioned.|
More newcomers than ever, in-Iudlng many famous stables that!ive helped make Americnn turf l
story,are on hand to vie for
k-Sar»Ben'a $150,000 in purses.'he track has been completelyi
:built since a year ago to insure'le finest possible strip in Any
nd of weather.\Mxny other provisions for !on'sijoyment and comfort have been
ode in track and grqndstand_
pxipment and all proceeds of the
eating have been pledged tontrioticandcivicefforts,"in-1
gre,ilthill,Wausa, Wayne,Wen`!
udlng "Ij`ood_fq§. Freedonm. and
Reward For Old Mattresses
- - - Which We Cannot Rebuild and Mike Like New. Regard-
leu of Present Condition, You Cl_n Hue Your Mattress lllde
Over Into An Innenprlng. We Hue Only a Very Small Stock
of Spdngs Left and n ls Almost lmpouihle to Obtain More.
Phone White 188 or Bring Your Mattress lo the
B-Line Cabin Camp -We Dellver -One-Dey Service
W aller Mattresses Co.
VICTOR 40 0
HOG SUPPLEMENT
Correct Balance of Animal Proteins
Vegetable Proteins and Minerals
N O W $69.00 Per T on
B l a i r F l o u r M i l l s
Sorensen Bros.Phone While 223
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C L l ~ [ n g \ I n ||" S m i l e s f o r S o l d i e r s "p r o f r a m a .
sponsored by Ak-Sar-Ben.
Also. available to race patr onsia the lar g es t fr ee p a ve d pa rk in g
area. of any trac k in th e c ou n tr y
an d h i g hwa y approac hes ti A k -
Sgr-Ben Fie ld ha ve be en wi den ed
and impr oved since In t y ea r. .
Notice!
PATROLIVIAN no-
,GATES STOLEN CAR
Wayne Steinbaugh drove his
car up in front ol hil home onWest Grant Street last Saturday
night llld parked it in its usual
place.Sometime after eleven o'-
clock it was missed and the xm-thoritiea were notified. At about
noon Sundxy a road patrolmnndiscovered the car puked along~aide of the highwny nbout three
miles northaut of Fmmcmt.
Steinbaugh was notified and
the ar was retumed to its ownerand outside ol a iittie bend in onefender it was undamaged. Nothing
in the oar was molested.Stein-
baugh had about $75 worth of
fishing tackle in the car but it
was intact.Much cndit is due the highway
patrol not only in this ins!-ance
but in numerous other cues. Theyseem to be the boys who get the
job done.
All Blair Barber Shops
Will Close
From 10:00 A.M. to 12:00 Noon
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Buy War Bonds
Every PayDny
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Ou r Qu o ta
Memorial Day
Business Will Otherwise Be C ducted the
Same As On Any Other turday.
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Ed L e w e l l e n
H e n r y Pe t e r s e n
R o y A t w o o d
M a x B a i n '
Ro o s D ee n
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S h e s p e n t n e r e n u m : l u v ~ . . . . .5 d|1 _....E L A ~~~sts, Thursday , an
io n ho melarold Hende rson.
s of Omaha spent
5 Chap man a t the
Qrd and Ho wa r d
visited.Sundav
parental.Da ve
H .C.Blac o at-
reunlon.Sunday .
uauc r vu ¢»w..u~....,...-........,... _.. .-_Find W e sten mar d ho me.Ger ald Ko eni g a nd Dan W e ste r-
nar d sp en t Satur da y wi th Alvi n
DIS -.ds da me s Ar th u r Ha ns en . He n
nr 'Suverkmbbe,Ro be rt Foley ,
George Heurnann, and Fr e d Wes-
tenrnard :Dent a Dlensant after-no on a t the C hris Fr ah m h o me ,
Wednesday after noon wh en Mr s .
Fr n h m entertained the W renc h-
Maney Club.The lesson on Can
Vinc ent Ly o ns is wo r k i n :fo r
th e E . w. Ta y lo r L u rn b er Co . ; h eta ke n over the wor k of Osc ar A n-
derson, J r., who was induc ted into
the U.S.ar my .rec entiv.
Mrs. Lawren c e Utterba c k of Ral-
ston is visiting here wi th rela.
tive s: s he D lnna 'lo go on to Blair
before re urnintiz home.
Miss Ma r ia n Gardner ga ve a
Picnic.Tuesday afternoon for
J e rr v Bo le r o f Beresford.South
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Phy llis DOW \ 'and Ma r ti n Ho -
k a mp led the Arling ton se niors.
Mr .and Mr s.J ames Mu lli n
pla n to b uild a ne w h ome at th eir
Colfax an d 'I`hird Street pnopc r-
ty .Miss Ma r ia n Mc Gi ll,dau ghter!
o f Mr .an d M m .H.Ma g i ll of
Her ma n,wi ll g o to En glan d in
J une to r a year's wo r k wi th th e
Red Cross.
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l e m ,ORC BU D,V t n u u n 6n\| ;r| 1h\ |'~E v e l y n Swanboth of Omaha.Mrs. Van Horn was a faithfulmember of the Baptist Guild and
of the Eastem Star until her
health failed.Survivors besides the husband
and children sro two grandaonl.
Roger and Richard Swan;one
brother, Ben Wachter of Hemnp:seven sisters, Mrs. Anna Peddie,
Miss Christene Wachter and Mrs.
Hilda Yowell o!Herman,Mn.
Ida Hansen,Bancroft, Mrs. Ber-tha Neiderkniger and Mrs.Em-
ma Hansen, Omaha. and Mrs. ~da Deaver of Gillette, Wyom\!\Kiother relatives and many friends.
CORN PLANTINGNEARLY COMPLETE
This week will see a large pro-portion of the corn planted in this
county. While the planting is lateon aecounf. or the eold, wet weath~
er the ground ll lu excellent ahape
and ll old Sol will warm Y-NRCS "Palittlethe growth promises to
be phenomenal.Some fields of wiv po rn arealrady up and cultivation will
aoonbstheonde'rof theday.Ai-
Ialla cutting will also soon claimlietntiou and it mmh a t to be
au exceptionally heavy yield.
BUSINESS HOUSES TOSELL WAR STAMPS
m m bonineu houses,along
with allothers over thenativn.
havabeanaakedtooeasebuslnelo
aativltles for Miva minutes on
my in. and devote their effon
tnths s a l a d wa rs tmmi and
h o m !The :elliot period ls mg-
ggtea to faire plus dorms the
aeoahmar.s o s a s a h r a a i mm GeorleT.n,a .n ma ,mm» a a o ~m~= °d d»
ui » °1 ¢ a » udv ltvl=='» N"*d'"'1e g e m n m m d o u i a a m r h h w
lor thaaale.
av. we no-ie in .............. ..-_W t e r l o oaD o n n a J e a n C a m b e r z w e n t t o
O m a h a t o v i s i t h e r b r o t h e r - l n - l a w
a n d s i s t e r ,M r .a n d M r s .R o m a n
P a d w i n s k i a n d b a b y .
M r .a n d M r s .O t i s D e c k e r a t -
t e n d e d t h s l u m r a l s e r v i c e s o f h i s
a u n t .M i s s A n n a H a z e n b u c k o f
Fremont.Hemiln Lauritaen.son ot Mr.and Mrs. Louie Lauritsen. is uniteill at the Fremont hospital havingundergone an apoendecwmy.Mr. and Mrs..Iapn Rosenbaum.Mr.and Mrs. Glenn Rosenbaumanddaiuziiters. Wanda Lou 'l`im~blin of Benninirton. Mr. and Mrs.Joe Stewart event Fridav eveoinr
at the home of Inn Anderson.The Royal Neighbor lodge will
meet with Mn. Ivan Anderson.
June Sth.Mr.and Mrs.Ivan Andnuonand danahter of Lincoln are mend~ina the Week at the Dllfntll. Elm-
er Andreason home.Mr. and Mrs. William Noel and
family of Grinnel. Iowa. ment int
week at the Harry Noel home- onSaturday they went to dal: l>aul
Noel and familv at Telmrnah.
Mr. and Mrs.HenrvandBill -fume at theGottsch home.Charles.turned home with themthe week in Kennard.Mrs, Harry Helmaknr. Leo andJack of Lincoln spent Monday gtthe Charles Wlldgraon and Il l l
Harper homes.A zroup of relatives and fnmds
zathered at the Glen Rosenbaum
home. Thnrsdav.after the com-mencement axsrdaes to spend the
e'venlna'»Mrs. H. E. Ward. gm, and BoandMrs. E. Bernattendedabfv-nam at the Joalvn Memorial lnOmaha. &mda1 afternoon.be EvalMn.h m m Cam nz ynanti Marlon are anendlnnr a few
davs in Wahoo..Mrs. J |dSeh\\:"eder of Off-gg
mont Y aMrs. H.Ward and Urs. aim..
derson homes.
Adv¢rtlaeia'l'heEntar|n'lle
Pluggs.CharlesJr..re-in spend
ninir.Dryinz and Brlnimr Fmits'and Vegetables" was discussed
followed hy A lunch.Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Petersenand children were Sunday dinnerKllestsattheWilliamJduieh
home.John Maekin left on Sundav forCamo Leavenworth. Kansas.
;BREWSTER NEWS
Hans Svoizerson Alma andHai-rv spent Sundav`a!te'rl\oon atthe Inurltsen home, in Blair.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Monson en-tertained relativa and lriends.Saturday, in honor 01 Beverly'a
birthday.Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Matz and sonsilent Sunday everiinz at the Hana
Svozerson home.Herman 1.\m-men.son of Mr.and Mrs. Louie Lauritsen. entered
g, Fmmout hospital for an opera-
on.Mrs. Soren Wolamam will enter-taln the Dorcas Club. June 4. ather hom .eMr.and Mrs.Jim Thompson,
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jordan spentWednsdayevmlnz at BernardThompson's:Alma Svogarsonapi t F r i d a y ~ t h e r e . I
n .xenon.ra-Harry Johnson.Mrs.Benard
Thompson. Alfred James hdpedGallPetersencelebrate her firstbirthday. Wednesday. at the Merle
Petenen home.Hans Svogeraon, Alma and Har-ry spent Mondar evening' at theRudolvh Mataen homeMrs. Amanda Sorensen of SiouxCity. Iowa. was a Sunday visit/or
of Mrs. Amanda Svmmrrson.Mr. and Mn. Fredrick Dtrrnaek-
eraretheproudparenbof abahy
dauahter hom 'May IBth in anOmahahosaiw,She has beennamedMarvEdith.Mr.and Mrs. Chris 'hetaen olWayne,Nebraska were overnightiruelts at the Bernard Thompson
home. Sunday svsrdnx.Quite a nsanbar from this vicin-
ity -mam the ¢l\ild!¢n's day and
on-wi....me .n v.=..n»K ne.oneweek: in the noun were Lola Mav
Echtenkamn, Mary Lee McMahon.Eleanor and Ania Hahlberk.Mostof the Riris remained at the Gard-ner home for s slumber nartv andbrealdast.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAM~INATIONS TO CLOSE
_The United Statm Civil Ser-
vice Commission announces that
it vrlll discontinue recdving ap-
plications lor economist positionsplying from $2.600 to $5.600 a
year. Applications will be aecepg.
Q until May 29, 1942, but muat
be filed with the Commission'sWashington office not later thanout date.
Junior chemist positions, $2,000
a vw. and technical and scientif-
ic aid positions, $1.440 to $2,000
a year,will be closed so men who
do not apply by June 1, 1942. The
positions are still open to wom~en, who are in great demand it
they paaeal the prescribd quali-
Gcatlona.Announcements for teehnial
assistant ln endneering, $1300 a
year,and junior meteorollgist,$2,000 a year,have been amend-ed. In order to secure addition
al qualified persons for these no-
altiona,the education require.ments were modified. Women areparticularlydesiredfor the met-aorologiat positions.Snlrprofea-
dorm! positions in meteorology at
$14520 and $1,800 a yaar will be
filled by those willing to swept
tha n wa ri u.
By amendment persona nowtaking appropriate defense train~
ing courses can apply for engi-
neering dnaltsman positions pay-
ins $1,440 w S2,800'a yur, if theymen the other requirements. Allincluded.he mea
Commla~
c.An-
branchea ol drafting are
All applications mum
with the Civil Servicesion in Washington, D.
Miss Alberta Appleby of Ben-nington received a medal for cit-
izenship and two scholarships nt
Bennington High School.
~ T .1 .~#f~ ~ ~f ~ ~?f
.».;\¢`.=.».$...u.».»~la., ~elee.;
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fengen andfamily,who have reaidd in Blair
the past several months,moved
to Gusconade, Missouri, last week.
Mrs.Wayne Steinbaugh re-
turned to Blair,Friday,follow-
ins a three-day visit among rela-tives in Stromberg, Nebraska.
Gordon Allan Metzler ot Te-
kalnah spent Saturday with hiscousinl.Virgene and G a y e
Schmidt-
John Quinlamsuhmittd w ahoperation in which his thyroidgland was removed,early this
week; a patient at St.JosephHospiw,he ia reported as itu-proving and hopes to renirn home
next week.
Amold S. Hansen was on Tues-day's market with a load of yeax~
lings averaging 1083 lln,which'
nmg m n e w pe i -hundred and
.Iuhn Autzen had eleven 794 lbs
heifers which brought 812.00 per
Mlal Maxine Reeves entertained
in honor of her birthday, Wedner
dai'evening.Guests lntluded
Edna and Erna Good,Ruth andCeuell.Holbroold Helen Vlaaak
Baxter Edna Gursehow, Fern Pst-
eraen Dorothy Lund llld Dorothy
nouneementa and the lonua lorliwlvllls' may be obtained from
the poll otlios at Blair.
Buy Dalenaa Bomb Now!
Ruby Holstein,Marie Mae,Iris
Bufhirnv.
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o Have It!o
N e w Ma c h i n er y
One
One
Tw o
Tw o
One
One
2o
No. 735 Tractor Lister
999 Com Planter
Horse Sweeps
6-ft, Horse Mowers
Model E Spreader
I-I Tractor Spreader
One No. 4B 14~il\. Tractor Plow
T w o No. 55 14-in. Tractor Plows
Three 802 W agon Gears
One
One0One
953 Wagon Gears
10A Hammer Grinder
14A Hammer Grinder
Used Machinery
One Model B Tractor
One G. P. Tractor
One Farmall 12 with Cultivator
. and Lister
Three I. H. C. 10-ft Hay Rakes
One 240 Ietz Mill with Cutter
Head
One 10-ft. I.H.C. Power Binder
One 45C 14-in. Plow
One 40C 12-in. Plow
One Farmall Mound Lister
o A Few Good Berkshire Fallflloars
o
o
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o Tyson»-Long Company o
H e r m a n -:-Bl ai r
o \'1'oor==ro o z o r =o = o or
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PR; _!"""''x
McKERCHER
D. A. R. AWARD
Hudd Mckemhzr, non of Mn.<:¢»-nam McKe':d1et af Bhlr,wu nwanied the D. A. R. medll
which in liven exch yur to tha
best history student in the Binh'Junior High School eighth grade
Hedelund, dtughber of Hr.an-IMrs. George Hedelund, and Robert
Hunt, son of Hr. md Mm. E. C.
Hunt, Sf.,will be In event.of
Monday, June 1.The wedding is
tg be performed at St.Mary?
.1 |I r .s |
opening of twu vacation Bibla
S c h o o l s i n B l a i r .
_ _ _ _
HEDELUUD-HUNT Gouple PlansNm>'rIA1s JUNE 1 '3'l`o Wed June 5
Events Of The
Coming We
Schedded Events
The Week Of Ma
2S~June4
Tlmnday, Mly 28
Miss Goldbeck '
- Bride Sunday
Hn. 'rrlvv Hodau
Tn 03.8. Kenllnlwn
M n . E . A ' f f i v v e n ~ a t
Vacation Bible School To '
Open Activities June 1 - , g n u u n n
Th e wedding o f Miss Elaine
Jespersen,dau ghter of Mr .an d
Mr s. J . A .J esp ers en of Herman,
and .Eric Christensen of Biair will
take piac e on J un e 5, it has been
announced.
wma at ~our o':loek s~ u-unoon.lhy 24,mu B¢fl1|°°Goldbsrk ol'Blnlr hams (Ill
Tuesday afternoon,for twelve
members of the 0.E.S.Kensing-ton. She was assisted by Mn. M.
R.Lippincott and Mrs.Emma
will open at the Lutheran Church,
Monday morning, at nine o'cloclL.
~~»..Ruyll Neighbor
Mnv Qs.1942M k
0r
Hn. Trlw Hodau
Tn 03.8. Kenllngurn
Mn. E. S. Tripp enmxuined at
her home on West Lincoln Sheet,
Tueldny mfwmoan,for twelve
members of dm 0.E.S.Kensinz-
ton. She was nnlnwd hy Mn. M.
R.Lippinmtt und Mrs.Emma
Soll. The xfwmoon wu spent atcardl, lnd luncheon was served
by the no-hoxteasel.
Bridge, Ten, Honor
Miss Gold
-Bride
l|| I lingle Hn:
tanned at (mr o': -
mu o n .lhy 2 4 .
calm"-k ol'Blnlr
bride of "ua na~
ha.Rev.,a C. J
cin¢rd_"_ even
,~.,
will be held by
l xnd Methodistthesponsorship
Bible School To '
Open Activities June 1
will open at the Lutheran Church,
Monday morning, at nine o'cloclL.
Ruyll Neighbor
Luncheon In Tndxy
A one o'cluck lunqbefm is behll z 11 annum nonun Lvuvtlcuuun, non-Muay to |,Q||1|......1|};5 usa Jen-;':m , : . ; r , " " : " ;°;z: neldllri Mrs. Henry Manuka ufi sen
n Saturday evening, were Nikuml Chapter,D.A.R..was Home Improvement C'lub--Har-nf.....-.n...-rm..rinnlnnu in c.lmmm of the nnaentation.man Puk
\
Churches.under
plac e
A
~ber and Rev. John r. Urwxu.rn-,termediate and Junior depart~ments will meet. at the Methodist
Church, while thc Primary De-partrnent will meet at the Con-gregational Church.Enrollmentwilltakeplace at tha churvzh
school hour on Sundly and again
on Monday
Rev H C Jo nun of the
Luthenn Church zu u m x
ldly. at the home ol Mrs. Mnmn
iNelnon.Cmhnstenaes include Mn.
|Nelson, Mrs. E. E. Epperly, Mrs.
#Minnie Carmichael,Mrs.I-'nnk
lam, Mrs. 'rea Stewnrt, ma Mrs.
.Pat McCormick.
Curl Beekmnnm Are
Vinltora Here
Mr. md Mm. Cul Bgelanmu :nd
similar daily vnu o n nch<>vl\baby gf Smckwm California, nr-
.lelneue nmvumuMis( Jeanette Hedelund, whose
marriage to Bob Hunt will takeplace on Mondly, was.: guest nfl
honor at n wa nnd afternoon o!
bridge, Slturday, when Mrs. H. I.J. Brewer was hasten to sixteen
gua u a t the home ol he r pu-
enu, Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Boekmnn.
Attend; NlllhlgOf Grnnddxughter
..-L mnu §E""1i¢3§iii3'é"rb`iz! ~D C I I L I U I I I D v u v u ,| . l u b u ¢ 4H a r y J a n a J e n s e n ,m d !
en Mi lle r . Th e d f a i r wa n ;
the .Telpersen home.|1 at an evening of games!
d by a lu heon wen
lggne Chris men,M mer, Mn. Cui Sorensen of 1
l n .Dean Deines,Mrs.
Larsen. Mn. vimil Clem~
_~Merrymnken Mrs.(hrl
~i . . . ; ; ~ ~ Q E HanlenZ»jf;;~§{~:?? ~ ==. : ; g ~McCarthy Progressive Club-
?érE;:::;~~?;§>§i€§ *E »_L'_`*n Mn. John Barry
....\1:Z¢f.>511-v»\f'!"f.';\.é.MJ Friday, Ml] 29
Poppy Homemakerr-V i o I |.
After spending the winter wuth Kegler
her mn-in-law and daughter, Mr.Slim-day, May 30
and Hrs. E. A.Schmidt.Mrs.MEMORIAL DAY
r » mn. une
;a@B\mns
DORNACKER-To Mr. and Mrs.F`r'ed Dornacker,a daughter,
Edith Mary,born May 18 at
Methodist. Hoapltai. Weight, ap-
proximately 6 Ibn.pLUGGE Mr. and Mrs. Walter
..:u 1
ion Te xa s, f o rmer ly o f Bla ir,
ived his wi n g !i n a n ilnp rol-
e ceremony a t Moo re F i d d ,
ednesday,H a y 20.W i th nine
er me mb er s o f hi ! c lu e, He m-
ll wi ll re ma in a t Moo re Fie ld
serve as ins tru c tor in purs uit
ip wor k.I l i l new duties a l
ght o omma ude r fo r th e i ntomilll
wi ll inc lude th e tr a in in g o f
= men in formation fly ing, night
vias. etc .
Lie utena nt Hemp hi ll, who is the
o f D r . a n d Hr s . W .F .He m-
ill o t 0111!-l11.an d Mi ns B e i t?
-of D enver, we re marr ied at
Poet Chapel i n Mi n i o n ,
ursday dte rn o on .Ma y 2 1, a t
~ur o'cToc k; a wedding dinner fol-
-'h i Mc Alle n at th e Casa de
a lma :Ho tel.Lieutenant and
ns.He mp hi ll ha ve ta ke n an
Ps rtmen t i n Mc A lle n, a t the Lo u
llen where a. number o f the Post
ffieera reside.
Q - - . . . - - - -- - -
Hospital News
nu - '-
Blair Hoap itnl Ne ws
Mr s.Cly de B r a g g o f He r ma n
ad a. tonsilotorny on May 23, and
u rs. Bessie Shney of Herman sub»
i n e d to a s i mi la r operation on
may 27.Mrs.Lester K1-onberg wa s d i v
isse d fr om the hosp ital on Mo n-
o : y .
Mr s.Peter Svendgaaad entered
Methodist Hos pital eerly this
week and on Mond ay morni ng alle
underwent a.major op era tio n.
Min ot W ilc ox u nd er wen t a ma j-
nr operation at Meth od is t Hospi-
tal this we ek.II e expec ts to re-turn home s ometi me ne xt week.
Mr s. J o h n S utton wa s ta ke n to
Imma nu el Hos pital i n Omaha.,
W ednesday morning,where she
submitted to a majo r o per ati on.
Mrs.C.H.Koepcke,wh o has
been an pati ent a t Clarkson Ho s-
pital in Oma ha,wa s able to re-
tu r n to h er h o me o n Tu a d a y .
Lo re n Rog e rs o f n or th of Blai r
submitted to a n appendec tomy ,
Mon da y , a t Me th odi st Hos pi ta l in
Omaha.
Jac k Quinlan, who has been ser-
iously ill a t St.Joseph Ho sp ital
in Omah a, r etur ned to hi s h ome
on Sunday .
Bi ll Bo lln, who h ad b ee n 1 pa -
tient a t Metho dist Ho sp ital f o r
eeveral day s fo llowin g a me jo r
operation,was ab le to r e tu r n to
his home on W ed nesday .
Mi ss Ha rr ie t Stull o f Platte-
mou th,Nebraska,fo rmer ly o !
Blair,in a patient a t Methodism
Hosp ital where she under went a
ma jo r operation on Monday .
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Notices of
Church Services
s'r.PAUL LUTH. C,HURCH___
DRUM-G. A.Carlsen:Trinity
Sunday,11 n. rn.divine service.
Everyone welcome.CHURCH OF CHRIST--T. A.
Lindenmeyer:10 a. m.,church
school, Mrs. Pearl Johnson, super-
intendent; 11 a. rn., moming wor-
ship,communion,and farewell
message to the church by the re-tiring pastor;announcement will
be made at the mo ; service
concerning evening services.
FIRST L u m s m n - H .C.
Jorgensen:Sunday School and
Bible CllB8Bi» 9:30; rnoming wor-
ship at 1o=45; no evening service.
The dmily vacation Bible School
will begin on Monday 1'|\0mil18.
June I, at 9 o'clock at the church.
ST.MARY'S EPISCOPAL--Gordon Hughes:9:80,Sunday
510012 11 o'clock.mo it wor-
n.FIRST ldE'I'HODIS'I'-John P.
e
,Bruohz 10 s. rn., church school;
11 a. m., worship, Memorial Sun-day theme "Fmlth'n Final Goals".
'T D. m.Methodllt Youw Fellow-
lhip.Union Vacation Church
School (Congregetionnl»Met.ho-
dist) will open at 9 a. m. Monday.
KENNARD.WASHINGTONLU'1"HERAN--$. C. Jenlcn: Sun~
d w School at 10 at Kennarrl,
u g g o |\|..
t l o f a 7 l b .3 o z .b a b y g i r l
rn Ma y 23 .L G R.To Mr .and Mr s.
owar d Ta y i or o f B la ir , a 6 lb .
oz. ba by boy wa s b or n Ma y
.f¥:>'l*ER.To Mr. a n d Mr s. V a
en Webster.a si x po u nd b ab y
irl,Sharon Kay e,was born
onday .Mr s .Webster,th
ormer Irene Moore,and Shor
n are a t the parental.S.I.
c om, home, n orth of Bla ir.
~ICH.A n 8 lb .4 oz. son \vu:¢
l l ~to Mr .and M n .George
ric h o f Bla ir , Ma y 26.
l Minn Vera Nelson of Om-'
mdxmes Clyde Finch. Ger~
rell,Chula:Bmdsnen.
Pmhen,Allen Yowell,
enter &iker,Mi n a Vl r-'en, Ruth Bmdenen. Ven
ve:-sen,Mildred Nelson,
Iverson, Janice Petersen,Mae Ihnsen, Elm Peter-xlet Petersen, Darleen Vin-Mulxn Truhlaen md
Petersen of Hermux.
BRARY NOTES
ig the most timely ol cur-
new books at the Blnir
Librsry ll Bo mbs mnWritten by 1 g-mup of doc-nd registered nurses,this
rlume gives innumerubla
suggestions conceming
and safety in war Lime.
her book which will,no
be among the most popu-the libnry within a shun| "Youth Must Fly", a book
iing and soaring, by E. F.
mld, Jr. O! this mg, Capt.
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ea dlo le ft e ar ly th is w ee k m M
nh d v e s in Io w a .
Mn. H enr y Men ck e s pe nt Su n-
| y and Monday in Lincoln,
' h m lh e xttended the Univer-
lty of Nebr aska g raduation xnd
awllluru te ce re mon ie s.
.lim Payne of Glendxle, Califor-
llg , wa a Mo mm y e ve n i n g m d
upper gu es t o f M i n 1A Ve rn e
Mulle n.Mr .Pay ne in e mplo y ed
1 th e L o c k he e d Ai r p lan e h c wr y .
M r .en d Mr s .Glu - k Alle n an d
hlldr en spent th e week-enq n t
ln e s vllle ,Minnesota,wi th Mr s .
\lle n' |p u e n h ,Mr .an d Mr s .J .
d.Mi lle r .
A mma n i n Th e E n m- p ¢ 4 . | ¢
I t B r i n g ! E e m l h
Tu a d ly , J u n e Z
Lld i e s S o c i n l Un i n n - Mn . A . o .
Si¢:k
Hillsi de C l u b - M n .Hu n le y
FisherK e n n n d L a d i e s A i d - Mn . R u t h
Rn n n b s u m
Th u r e d ly , I n n 4
Mina W i l m a N y g u x d o f Blz i r
pr un e u w e nte r n ames tr a in in g lt
Imma n ue l Hos pital i n A u g u lt,i t
is reported.She h u h u g h t
th e p u t t w o y u m . _ _
Mr . a n d Mr s . My r o n 0 .Davis
plan to dri ve to A u du b on .I w e
to mo n o w (F ri d ay )evening
wh e n th e y wi ll s p e n d D o c o n tlo n
Dey wi th re lative s.The y wi ll r s-
t u r n m Blxlr o n S u n d ly .
n s - 1 n 0 0
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i
rived Monday evening for s nw--week \|,c.\tion with Mr. Beekinllfll Mrs J. P. Jerysen returned
m n a.
Grand
Island,
Ipxxgnu, Mr. md Hrs. C. J. Beck- Saturday evening 11mm. and hi; sister, Hn. Harlow unong relatives in 4
Brewer_This in C-\r\'n fini. visit and xgurmy..
mome ln ive yuan, md needless Whne in Grand
A. --._- ,.,......x-\ I. _ humv ann. .hnnen ntfznded the n l m i l
L i n d ;
H u .
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| =.wauy »u=w....,...,......... H ~; , ; ; ' "-d l ro u n t a m La~::.':::'a=:.,"°"'"~
Pens
Complete W ith
Push Button Filler
W rites Two W ays
Regulation Army And
Navy Deep Clips
Guarantee of Service
894:
While They Last
THE
ARNDT
Hardware
IIlaIlll|In
I The mmm Youth Rally of the
Methodist Churches of the areawill be held in Blair, Sunday a!-
ternoon and evening, June 7.Ac-
cording so present plans, the meet-'lngs will be held in the church and
in the swimming pool park.A
large reprusematlon ot young peo-'le is expeeh!}l on attend the Ral-
. y.Em-. Rabbsss Speaker
At West Point Blnquet
Il Mr.and Mrs,Harold Rsblmas
attended the alumni banquet at the
West Point High School,lsst
Thursday evening.Mrs. Rabbass
wus included in the list of s!ter~
dinner speakers.
iPlan Trip To
Excelsior Sllrings
,Miss Celeste Donnely of llaxton,
Colorado. arrived in Blair Sunday
for several days'visit with hcrsister, Mrs. Ada Reid.Mrs. Reid
ond Miss Donnely will leave (0-morrow (Friday) for an indefinite
vacation at C.....laior Springs.
Nlissuuri.
Preserve the Beauty of the Cemetery
Plot on Memorial Day!=
A K o d a c o l o r S n a p s h o t
Will Give You a Photo in Actual Color
Which Can Be Preserved in Your Album
.4 -L 1 1 -AL ....»D k n f n p n i n r
Hairy Llvingswn,IndapenderneMissouri, of the Reorganized Lat-
ter Day Saints church, assisted by
Elder Gland A. Smith of 0maha.|Music was provided by Mrs. Ro-
'MRS.WlLLUS MUNDORF
Huge baskets of iris, me only
gene Pruka ol Omdia.A largeldecontion, made a moat e1£ecuve|
number ol relatives and friends
were present for the naming.
~~1 ..,..,;,»;;. ~;»;,.;.i-\;§ n~? ~ff ; /€ ; ;s f §s g . - 1 /.~
,xr.\%§an§..¢\.1.r\ PL...-1. &'
Mr.und lilrs.A.E.Albers
were Tuesday evening guests of
Mr. and Mrs, Will Linden.
Mrs. Al Reznecek of Omuha
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon F.Bellows and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Green leftearlythisweekforExcelsior
Sm-insal Missouri, where they er-pect to spend about two weeks.
Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Jensenentenainedatdinner.Friday
evening, for Mr. and Mrs. Ed A.
Jensen and Miss Alice Jensen.
Mrs. Ada Maxey and Leon John-
son of,Riverh0n. Iowa, dsited atM. D.Newell home and with
Misses Grace,Blanche,and Ella
Hill, Sunday afternoon.
The Ladies Social Union ol die
Congregational Church will moe;
next Tuesday afternoon at the
home ol Mrs. A. 0. Sick on West
Lincoln Street.
Mrs. Norman Wilkins and Mrs.
Harold Rabhaas spent Friday at'
tcrnoon in Fremont with Mrs. Wil-. ......__ _ . u _i i
background for the ceremony inthedimly lighted church
The bride, who 1| the daughterol Mr. and Mrs. Marius Goldbeck
of Blair, wore a powder blue coat
and dress ot identical material.
the coat trimmed with beige fur.Her accessories were navy and
white;the bouquet of tea rosesand snapdragons which she car-ried was centered with a calls lily.
Mila Elenora Jensen of Ken-nard, the bride'a only attendanh
wore a beige suit with navy uc-cessories. Her corsage was ol pink
and white carnations.
Mr.Mundorl,the son of Mr.
and Mrs.George Mundorf of
_Blain was attended by Robert
'Plugge of Kennard.Immediate f amilies and a few
close friends of the couple were
guests at a reception which was
held at the Goldbeck home fol-
llowing the ceremony.Mr.and
lMrs. lilundorf will reside in Om-
ahanuhere he la employed by the
Safeway Stores.\
5 Fomer Resident
Wed at Papillion
Miss Elna Mathicsen of Oma-
ha, formerly of Blair, and Johnw|..n..;m. nf Omaha were married
L~so~s srolmPhone 22 W e Delive
25cRickenbncker, president o(I§'-" . 7° ' ° "" " ' " - * " " ' rnAirlinesand" " " l l F u l l y B a k e C a k e F l o u r --3 5 c
pilot, has written, "It is o _me that :hm law* ;'i\\l\>f-On e L a rg e o r 3 S m a l l D i s h e s Fr e e
:nmpulso na ing or nm-s and dzllense builders nl P u f f e d W h e a t , L a r g e B a g -9 c
s lor every student-agedi ~in un, country."Fre s h E g g s p e r d o z.--c
rr new books: "Sue Ba5toh,l¢~ g y v g a ]
N b H lon- llllloodnyol §pi§`»g~°\5§§!Fresh Strawberries `ROASTS L b 2 5 C
ry,Bellmann (author o{Tomlloen a's Row*'); "Green Hell" by,Celery B€€f Ol' v€3l ~..._.=,.. =»u......»..a v..\.,-~c.\»nn.§ ' rn , \ K L n C
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ono
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uugum,.......w....-.,,___\ry Roberts Rinehaxi; "Thel Radinhesg ol Tomorrow" by Raoul;Green Peppersussy de Sale; "The Cane of o New PotatoesniveringChomxGirls" by ||Apple;.\tlea Phillips; and "Gm--,g Onngen _for Sue" by Louise Platt'Grapefrun
~:;;'a;;,.;.2a 6Pork gr Beef, Lb. ~ E
COLD EATS OF ALL¢INDS
~4 _|_3A:I 'ay ::»l:¢;f» 'i1.°°§i'§@'Open All Day Saturday and Saturday Evemng o
Reading for M ..i'E' "Ld o=o | o : o : . . - : ' = o : : o | .- : - . = o | : : o ='5
i ' l l l . _ | ll l l l| | | ' |
era a r e t w o v o c l t w n u r e :
: b o o k s w h i c h w i l l b e o f " i n t
t o m a n y .I-.._....:t_D....|§....SOUTH OMAHA
RABBASS s'rUmo E
THE
COAL and CAR
SP E CIA L S FOR FRIDA Y AND SA TURDA Y
STRAW BERRIES, Sweet and Ripe,
2 Qt. Boxes ~* ~=GRAPEF1=cm1',California, Large, 4 for..23c
*Pf:'5f~.T.2*=S» U. S. No. 1 Calif. \Yhit¢,49
*TOMATOES, Red and Solid, Lb.l5c
PEAS, Hollyhock, Can . ~._...10c
c ' 0 R 1 § I hKEsMille»§, {'g"° Pkg. »~~-~,gc
S YRI .ite wan,a ..._cI'I(`KI.ES,Dill, Qt.Jar ......20c
CHEESE, Kraft,Creme or Brick, 2 Lbs....67c
P O R K C H O P S , S m a l l a n d l e a n , L b . ~
ROAST, Fancy Beef,Lb..~
W E RE D E E M CRY S TA L W HITE A ND
PA LM OL IVE COUP ONS
BOHS STORE
\
Booth's Fresh Frozen Strawberries, Red Rasp-
berries, Etc., Com, Peas Lima Beans Brussels
Sprouts, Broccoli, Etc.; and Fresh Frozen Fish
i
ll
| 29 p l s c a a s n ,a u ." q u . - . W - - .
ulsen.
Messrs. Will and Clarenc e Kuhr
ve purc hased the 120 ac re Blev-
\f a r m near th e T h o m achool.
ll]Kuh r. is th e n e w own er of
ac res and Clarenc e K u h r h a s
rc haaed the remaining 80 ac rea
Bxturday evening'dinner guests
Mr. an d Mrs. Ed A. J ense n and
ic e were Messrs. and Hesdamea
enley Jensen.Ea r l Jansen.J .
lton Rhoadea, R. W alter Nielsen.
Mrs.Fr a n k Stewart enter tained
a luneheorn. Tuesday, when her
.eets were Mrs. D. Z. Mumr nert... and daughters, Mary and`Ruth,
d Mr s .Fenton Sully and Con-
ll1CC»
Mr. and Mr s. Ted Lathrop sp ent
edneaday and '1"hurad.ay in Ord.
ebraaka, where they Wefp guests
Mm. Lathrop's parents, Mr. and
r a C . E .Norri s, a nd he r br oth-
. D r. H. M. No r ri s a n d f ami ly .
A mo n g the gue sts at the Jac k:
at Pa pili ion,Nebras ka, on Satur-
day ,Ma y 23.Th e ceremony was
performed a t the ho me of the
Methodist minister.Th e brid e, who is the second
youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs .
F r i tz Mathieaen.wa s graduated
f r o m B la i r Hi g h School.She has
bee n emp lo y e d i n Oma ha f or se v-
eral y ears.Mr .an d Mr s. Mc Qui n n will r e -
side in Oma h a where he is e m-
ploy ed by a c old storage c ompany
at Glendale.
Eugene Wolsrnann,son o f Mr .
and Mr s.He n r y W olamann,has
be en qu ite i ll th e p as t wee k with
the measies.
Mrs . Henr y W olama nn hs! be en
suffe ring f r o m rheurnatism,bu t
is a ble to be u p and around her
ho me with th e a id o f a c a ne .
Mr s .Ed i th Mu r ph y o f Mac y .Nebraska,is spending th is week
as a g ue s t o f Mr .an d Mrs .Roy
C ' w | \ n l n n
rintlc $'°\mz library "cus-'s" will be planed to see thel
and colorlully illultnted"Salute the Flng", by EttaSmith.let new juvwila books in-"Blmboo to Bombers", ev-n of flying,by Stanleyburn, Junior; "Your GilmerIenle" by Shelby Cullom Da-!
'Our America." by Irving R-|>;"Mother Goose Etlquetmnes"and "Mother Goosel
Production Credit Ass'n
Announces the
Opening of Offices
In th e Man hiesen Bui lding
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i ms"by C.M.Ba.rtrug;V " '" " '- 'v v --s i O v e r t h e w w d m a "b y '
; s ° ° \ S " " ' ? 1 ; , j . . ". L * § " " £ » § '\ 1 § Z, |R e p r e s e n t a t i v e W n l l B e m B l a u '
n z " B l m c k ! e I \ o w B u n d i " , : n a - 'T H U R S D A Y S
-.1 ..r n i l
I m - - .
§l»L".KLB=Hi£§{ b°y'» tale, by Lei 9 A m. I D D r . m .
A. C. P.. Feeder and General Farm Loans
la and Kilnoy Harril
IA m o n !t h e U n i v e r s i t y o f N € ~ :
\ ; l; ; r n l a t e s wh o r é te i v e d d i - ;
Ima!!Mon day wa s Charles A n --------». ..1 'lla a n d M u Ffhn-|
at 4% % Interest
er And;easen of '"""""\\ Charles L. Yochu1n,Secretary
Adveniu in The Bu rprln ~Jensen home,Thursday evening.
were Mr. an d Mr s. Erne st Gren ier
and f a mi ly o f He mmn .M m .Ole
J ensen and Mrs. Pete Christensen
of Herma n we re a fter noon c allers
D n a n d Mrs.E .S. Tri pp,Bi ll
ahQ laraly nn,wi ll spend the
wee -end in Hebron,Nebraska,
with Dr. Tr1p p' s mother , Mrs . W .
II.Tr ip p,and wi th his brother
and sister-in-law,Mr . a n d M m
W .C.Tri pp.
D p t l w u u .
M r .a n d M r s .J .S t u a r t M a n n e r
o f T e k a m a h s p e n t t h e w e e k - e n d
w i t h M r s .M a u r e f s p a r e n t s ,M r .
and Mr s.M.E .Ty son.
Ppldre w E. P aine, of Ly o ns, Nr
' b m l m has 'bought the Ha n s J
§Nielsen acreage ne ar th e Dim;
College f a r m and has taken pn
:\¢."i5ion.'
Mrs.I3.A .Sh aw o f Fa i r ! \
limfa,is visi ting her son,Ph:1\
Mi ss Evo.Phillips and Mr s . S h a w o f Kenn ard.She was
Mar y P ate visi ted Mrs. Ly nn Ve r-1 Satur dny gu est a t the M. D. N- \'
hies a t the George Chriatense nel1 home in Blair.
home.Sunday .Mr s .Vorhies Mrs.Clarence Va.nI)eVenl-
whose home is in Linc oln. plans to and c hild ren were gu e s ts o f Mr
I
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emu:
e s
fj,_g= 9c
s 10c
von 5 c
O i l
- Shortening
¢.,,22c
Tea
yz l b ~
P h o n e
32
Fancy Ripe
Strawberries
15c qt.
Large
Cucumbers
2 for l5c
Firm n§|§¢
Tom' toes
,
Fancy Ripe
Bananas
12c lb
no SizeOranges
29c doz
IN6vffiyfff / ' /0//
P l g _
SANDWICH
MEATS
Souse - - 35c
VealLoaf 40c
Kraft Cheese
Per Pound - - 35;
Minced Ham
Per Pound - - 22g
Bologna - 22c
n m
P i c k l e s
"f..:' 9c
Beet Roast
C h u c k o r l i b
24 f.,
Paper
Napkins 10c
d
P Q f l m .5 C
wel Oil
~gotnble Shortening
1 P i n t a n 2 2 6
reen Tea
cnbiravz lb 25
r ~ .
n m
P ic k le s
10J J '~
- n u l l
Paper
Napkins 10c
com
Pop Qflm.5
Tewel Oil
Vegetable Shortenin 1
1 P i n t a n ~
Fancy Ripe
Strawberries
15c qt.
Green Tea
Blackbindyg lb 25c
Large
Cucumbers
2 for l5c
Phone
32
Firm n§|§¢
Tom' toes
,
Fancy Ripe
Bananas
12c lb
no SizeOranges
29c doz
spend the summer with Mrs
Christensen,
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Voss,of
Long Beach. California, arrived at
Millard, Nebraska, for an exnended
g; early last week.They ws-i in Bldr Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. George Kuhr and other rela-
tives. They expect w stay in Ne-
braska most of the summer.Frank Linden entertained I f
dinner, Sunday. for Mr. and Mrs.
Will Linden, Mr. and Mrs. S. W.Andersen of Blair;Mr. a nd Mn]
J. L. Petersen of Fort Calhoun;
and Mr. and Mrs.Raymond linden
of Tekamah.
Mins Gloria Gusmson left Sat-
urday for Oakland,California
where she plans to spend the sum-
mer with ber sister,Mrs. J. HKemplhnrneuidlsmlly.Mrs.
Kernpthome will be remembered
as the lonner Maxine Gustason of
Bluir.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Chrlrtlan-
1
VanDeVenter's parents,mr.aMrs. Ed Holstein of Galva, Inv
on Saturday and Sunday.
Paul,Gunnar and Ellen ll
holm, children of Rev.and M
Paul Nyholm, have been ill wmeasles during the past. week.
Howard Larsen of Hermantered Methodist Hospital Wedndaymorningwhere he in be
treated lor a gall bladder ailme
Mrs.Lloyd Kilgurd,Blair,turned home wedneswr nfl
noon from Methodist Hospital
Omaha.Mr. and Mrs. Martin 'Benn
entertained at dinner, Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kempcke
sons, Arthur, Eldred and Dem.
Scott C-lltetter i|` reported
being seriously ill with n hlailment and has been conlinec
had for several weeks.
Marilyn Meneke, daughterMr. and Mrs. Ralph Mencke,
been quite ill this week V
u f
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Men entennined in honnr of Mnlmeules.
Mn.Cad Erlckuen nl Hermul;
um s\.i§.
Chnstllnsen'n birtlxdny,SaturdayevemngguemwereMr.md
M11 Anlel Taft,Mr.and Mn.Hnrlnnd Chrinennen,Mr.Ind
Mr md Mn. Eugene Chrlntisnxen
und Mr md Mn . C ul Sorensen
Cuesta of Mr. md Mn.J u k
Jensen :nd Iunlly lt the com-mencement examines,'l'h\Irld!Y»
w e r e u m K n mn m mm. m a .
and Mllthl lllkkelsen, Mlu Uls-
m u llkkellen n i l l i m J.A.
Jolunlen U! Newell, lan.The
IIWD ntumed to Newell, Fr'lday,l
mwmpa nleé by Illu Pogrl _Jen-I
M i n Joanna Jensen, who
been unending Dann Collegenowemployed ln the NebnOrdnance Plnnt at Mead, as nreury ln the engineering del
ment. A gnduxce of Blnlr ISchool in 1941, Mill Jensen in
Mn. George Shben spent.
madly in Gntnn with her n
Mn. Lyle Shipley.Hr. und ln. Nels Jensen e
Mined l t n ntnwberry ml'hxeld\y; their guests were ll-
md Mesdameu lhruld JennaIunlly, Altnn Jensen Ind 1|
md Merle Wudell nnd sm
Llding in Fremont.
n m
P ic k le s
10J J '~
- n u l l
Paper
Napkins 10c
com
Pop Qflm.5
Tewel Oil
Vegetable Shortenin 1
1 P i n t a n ~
Fancy Ripe
Strawberries
15c qt.
Green Tea
Blackbindyg lb 25c
Large
Cucumbers
2 for l5c
Phone
32
Firm n§|§¢
Tom' toes
,
Fancy Ripe
Bananas
12c lb
no SizeOranges
29c doz\ mdunlly.ns ol
iondl
church lervieo n 11.uw mun-inswu Lndies Aid Society vm
sponsor n Hemorid pmgnm unDecondnnDay,2:80 p.m.,atPnh-is Vin (kmetsry.All wel-
come.
W. ],
SANDWICH
MEATS
Souse - - 35c
n m
P ic k le s
10J J "~
_
\ u n , w h o v m : r a n d a w o k U MR . K , , , m , ¢
md by Bob Jensen, wha dll lperld
thc summer among minivan.B u y D d e n n S u m p and I
l t l l l l
WASHINGTON
coUN'1'Y DEEDS
Vintaril &'nith Q Malcolm N
Holm: Lc az, use 2s»1s~x2, $1,000.
W EGrlmm&w1m Bla.\rB
Platte Vallgy Baseball L §eSchedule 1 942
WASHINGTON
coUN'1'Y DEEDS
Vintaril &'nith Q Malcolm N
Holm: Lc az, use 2s»1s~x2, $1,000.
W EGrlmm&w1m Bla.\rB
Platte Vallgy Baseball L §eSchedule 1 942
WASHINGTON
coUN'1'Y DEEDS
Vintaril &'nith Q Malcolm N
Holm: Lc az, use 2s»1s~x2, $1,000.
W EGrlmm&w1m Bla.\rB
Platte Vallgy Baseball L §eSchedule 1 942
.,,_-|~n sl=--
ATBLAIR
AT
E1.xuonN
AGR~
ATAHERMAN
ELKKOBN
Ha.24
Juni 14
AND
me
June 28
ug, 16
June 2|
Aug. 9
J l 12,;,',~ ze s ' r A M P s
June 7
Hay 31
ARLINGTON
May 17
July 19
Aug. 28
June 7
June 28 July 19
Aug. 23
BLAIR
BONDS
Mny 17
Ury ax June Z8
Ang. 16
GRETNA
July 12
July 26
June H June 21
Aug.9
July 5
Ang. 2 WAR
uly 26BUY
WARJune 'I
lhy S1May 24
Jun 21
Aug. 9July 19
.Au 28
Mxy 2|
Aug, 16May 17
Juno 14Ju ly 5
All~ . 2
"-vZ»&x
_,.. .- : -- -
?> ' f '1. 5 ;»" _dt! several days' visit with rel~1 r ., 1.we ~~ativan i n : md aro und Bladr
.._..¢.g,Mr . an d Hrs . J an n a Mu lli n a c --""cornpanied by M n .Re ttn Gray
Sun da y vi xi to rs a t th e He r lm l m d Doro thy of Fr emon t.gpent
~¢1m_-1....n \\n\|\¢wana M n a n d Rundnv a t Q18 ROY An d e n e n
DIXON
ELKKOBN
ARLINGTON
~."~~ §i'\sf-*~ '
Dr.and Mrs.P.L.Cady re~turned early Tuesday morningfromMnnhattan,Kansas,wheretheyAttendedtheduntiongt
BLAIR
ATATARLINGTON
Lesli~Wakeiieid spent several.<Ilowi~g ~ p e ~
Youngs énfe
The P\|c¢ WI-»¢r¢ '/nun!
Folks Meet
Meals--Lunches--Ice Cream
THE The
E a t S h o p
~~CLARENCE K\NG, Prop.
sonmssu, P'°'f`Rich Thick Mllted Mi||<s
B e a - - L u n c h e s c . f J ; . . P ° ° \I M¢ 1 | s - -L u nc h e s - -| c ¢ C re a m
Wednesday evening,the (QL home in \Y>'°'"ir==soon.a!bc
June 28
ug, 16Juni 14uly 26BUY
se~t ~ Samoa..
meWARJune 'I
| " l l | \ d v 8 ! l H l £;¢.1'l0lll.!}°'_~__' _ ~.a er.-"."'" ' *ing, for Elaine .Tupenen L Her-' mg lurpnse "Q "'°" f°;
""£ '.m a m - | . J a n m a e m |e v dn¢ .a tt.he h mmm!l l m r
°°'r |"a Helen Helplly~Eleven guests
ANDJuly 12
July 26lhy S1May 24
une
May 17
BONDSAug. 9
July 19
Aug. 28July 5
Aug. 2
Haw 24
Mxy 2|
Aug, 16May 17
July 19
.Au 28
Ju ly s
Au g. 2
June 2|
June 28
r '
~:lc ho~ ~t. ~hir. Saturday .
Mr. a nd Mrs. Hay e s Ro senb aum,
Do ro th y an d Ma r y of Oma ha wer e
S lmd ly aI@em00n viui}ors o f t h e
WAR
Ury ax
July 12Jul26
V l l B a s e b a l l L e a g e S c h e d u l e 1 9 4 2
JOHNNY GRANT, President HAROLD HICKSON, Setrvury und Officinl Scorer
Bemlngum. Nebruh Vnlley, Nebruka .
"x r A1'AT A r
July 19
Aug. 23
June 7
June Z8
Ang. 16
STAMPS
June 21
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In u u m .ug---=~-~'- ""|:'""'. m.\_ _ _ -\.M n . m a J o n e s o f u u n z w n -home nv. Acllnum.M i l l L w lh A n d e n e n l o !s»n=-1 M n .le n s P e le n e e n
er w as s w e e k a n d x u e n n l her were S lt u n h y : f u m eg a mn u ,Mr .and M n .H m l A n -at t he Jnmea Sehneide
v m m ¢
\ ox :nun Q eister of we st o f Fo rt ua l' -.....+:1 I¢»lnsnlund m t u n l lI\:
Ha r o ld Gi ff or d J r dk s a m o m DuranR Gi ff or d Tr un ta e ea to Ma ry Gif -houn,
ford '~'°=1-K%°%!=*°'= et l l :L t : 1 0 ,fménu
nB"¢ni1¢n |
r ho me i n
u l l u l u h ;u \ » u u - - » -- - - . . _ .the armr-\ Eby in ernployd at Wahoo,
l
l
ll, 12, Nunvrlre Acres.Mary Louise Gifford, et xl to
krthur E Woodmnni Lts 10, 11,Fred Kurdum to P. A. Msgnus-|¢ n& w' l: Lt 8 , Blk 4 8 lnl-' lr tt
/la d w my o l nw, $1 .0 0.Mm Lorenz Miller m Mnrk AMcDons1d:lI10 Equity in NW
25-1a~11. ;1.oo.SW secSunuel W Chunbers ta MonaD e € t | : L t | 5 & 6 mk s v Ci ofW
sw. 41.00.
,;;7:,;_~.. ~ e ~~
.wv .~~L .Ar->"
Mr. and Mrs.Hugh Rhel undPlula w in Dmxha, Saturday,Paula s ding the dny with her
aunt, Miss Viviun Rhu.Mr.and Mrs.Herbert Fisher,
Bill end Gretchen.of Omlhl,
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Psul Iona und family.
Sunday guests of Mr. und Mn.
Mesdnmes Al Brodegard and Ev-elyn,Frlncis Jungbluth and IluFred Jungbluth were Messrs. mdMme. Chester Jungbluth and Mar-
Ne h ru h..Mr.md Mrs.Pearce WsllmeaofCr-sig spent the weekend st
the Arthur Rowe home.
Mr. md Mrs. Howard Woodru!!and Ions were Sunday dternoonallen at the home of their daugh-
ur,Mn. Dwight Ruwe,getting
ncqualnted with their | nnd~
daughter.Smdn Dianna.Mr. end Mn. Chu-ies 0. Hine-
llne spent Sunday with Mrs. Lens
Hinellne of Blair._Ben Hy- Jr.. hu been vidtimrhrsgranmother,Mrs.Iangwell,
snd other relatives, (or the nut
um days.Mr. und Mrs. William Hinellnespent Sunday at the Rnlnnd Hina-
lrne home west of Blnir.
R-Ig; Hineline. Jr.. spent sev-eral ya last week with hingurdparents. Mr. and Mrs. Prank
'efer of Blnir.Mn.O. A.Hanson o l Minne-sota is vidting lrer sister,Mm.Perry Andersen, und family. Mrs.Hansen has just returned alterspending the winter in lfnlrf->rnixL.
u n n e u .M n .J a m a M u l l i n a n d d a u g h -
t e r ,F r a n c e s ,w e r e O m a h a vi s i t f
o n , M o n d a y .
M r .a n d M r s .H e n r y W u l b u r n
a t t e n d e d t h e i u n e n l o f M a r t i n
B n n d t a t F o r t C a l h o u n .T h u r s -
da safternoon.nneth Maxwell of Blair isnnendlnx mn week with hh grand-§°;\==».Mn. Lena Pewrnen and
es.Hrs.C. J.Hlndley of Blairwddted with her son Leon und
family, Sunday.The l u t meeting ol the Mc-
Carthy Extension Club lor theme r wa n he l d e r Mn. J a msmans lut week on Tuuday.Following the business and loe-son, a eovered dish luncheon wasserved. Mrs. Judith Aronnon, Mrs.J.H.Near-hood.Mrs.Be mnd
Thompson and son und Mx-n. A~
numda Svo non were visitors.'Mr. und ii... James A. Mullin
d Fremont were Sunday evening4-allen nt the parental Jnmes
Mullin home.Mrs. J.H. _ Nearhogd_antEr~
|......__._Mr.and Mrs.Dan Thompsonand Edna entertained at a Sunday
dinner for Mr. and Mn.JamesThomfinkand Mnrlifrh Mr. andMn.Thompson and grand-
daughters, Jem and Peggy.Guelte of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Wulbmm,Sunday evening. were~a n d M n .L e o n u d A x t e l l o l
r .T h e M c C a r t h y P r o g r e e d v e C l u b
i s b e i n g e n t e r t a i n e d a t M r s . J o h n
B x r r y h t h i s ( T h u r s d a y )a f t e r -
n o o n .M r .a n d M r s .H e n r y W u l b u m
a t t e n d e d t h e s c h o o l p i c n i c n t L h e
G l e n d a l e s c h o o l w h i c h t h e i r d n u g h -
t e r ,M u g s r e t ,t a u g h t t h e n g p a l t
y e a r .S i e h a s b e e n e n g n t o
t e a c h t h e G o l l s c h o o l t h e c o m i n (
year.Sundly callers nt the FloydHinz home were Mr. and Hn .
Leonard Nelson of Arlington.d M n I A CowkMr. an .wxenoelandtunlly of Arlington wereMonday visitors at Dan Thomp-
eon'l.Eugene Clements.on a fur-lmmh from Fort Carey,Newtainedat1Sundaymnnerwr ---D"---_._Mrs.Susan Mortlock of Lincoln, York,Wu a week-end guest ofMrs. Judith Aronnon and Miss the Earl Thompson family.M u McQulrrie of Blair. In the nn. and Mrs.Henry Wulbum
nftemoon the ladies all drove so ang! Mnrgaret spent.Sunday atthFntzArp's at Nickentm.F011 C8111 d tednun »~m . .""'i.=-.-...-..$|'Phe Weston Lon: famiiy were
ll tin Jett.er,jol' Umann.I
'Mary Jean Jones returned home |I Saturday from Lincoln where shehas been attending Nebraska Un-
iveraity.a Mrs.A. H.Sibbernsen spent1 Tuesday with friends in Omaha.|M r .a n d M r s .L a w r e n c e H a n s e n .
-. 1 \ ¥2_. . . . . I . . . . l 4.o n n i a A ¢ I \ | l F % :
w¢cyanR A HD I GD §
Gamb le S tore
B h i r . N m h r u h uW nxhington Uounzy nwwr»~;¢»Mu s e u m m d other plac es of inb-
ar en tSunday eve ni ng c a ller s a t Ba r!
Thompso n's we re Mr .an d M n .
F r e d Frenc h an d Mr s .Ma u d e
Fre nc h o f K en nnr d.Mr .m d Mrs.Me r to n W inc hell
md Ir e ne en ter ta in e d s t a c h ic k -
en tr y di n ne r. Th ur s da y evening,
fo r Mr . an d Mr s. C ec il Tho mp so na n d son,Kenn eth,wh o le f t m
ain the army at I-'oft Crook, Sun-
y .Mr .m d M m Gi lfo r d Nielsen
visited a t th e Soren M .Nielsen
ho me i n B lli r .Wedneadsy.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo n I- lind ley sn-
te r hi n ed nt L b re s kf u t, W e d ne s -
day , for Leon's unc le. Moses Car-
penner, and so n. Arthur and l u n -
g ;o f n e u 'Oakland,Ca.li!omia.ey ld t fo r th ei r ho me tha t da y ,
enter ta in ed st | W ei ne r r ou t su p-per at Leon Hil\dley ' s. Sundny .
I-'ridsy even ing,Mr .an d Mr s .
Floy d Hi n z a n d Te r r y we r e vis -g wf -a t W i ll Besles'a t Ir vi n g -
on.Mr .s n d Mr s .Me r to n W inc hell
and I ren e md Mr . and Mrs . Hen ry
W u lb u m a n d M a r g u e t we re s -mong those Lhnt a ttended the fun-
e r a l o g F u n k K n i ll le r i n Om lh l,
'h le s d ny . Mr . K n o mer wa s s lo r -
me r r es id e nt o l thi s d is tri c t.Mr s .J u d ith A m m a n l t t e n d d
th e c ommenc ement eierc ises sith e B lai r Hi xh S c h o ol ls s t Thu r s
day a n d W u a n ovemig lxt guesi
ol Mm. B e r tha D u d g e o n .Mr . a nd Mr s . Roy Ne sr h oo d o l
Oma h a we r e vi s i wr s o n S s tu r d lj
at Mrs. J . H. Nearho od's. They sl
we n t no Rose Hi ll,Spiker,an-
'H.»»-mm i n the af ter noo n..
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Jonnne ann vnngmm, »-mu .....,.gg Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rhea, Sun-
y,Evan Jungbluth and Keith
Jones spent Sunday evening at the
Chex-mont in Omaha.Mrs.Elmer B.Jensen entex-~tained,Thursday evening, honor-ing Mr. Jenaen'n birthday. GuestswereMessrs. and Mesdames Li\-
lard Jensen and hmi ly .JohnAmber and funily al Omahn. Al--- ~-___u........ w.:.~\\L n -.
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D e f i H I U B C I I ,b l l l l l j l l | | u | |g p mf l .r e n e e H a n s e n ,J o h n M a r s h | . l I , \_
" = ; ; ' > f K = q §S t e w a r t ,P a u l J o n ¢ ; ~ s `G .H . .: I D H X B Z L C U .
a n e s ..n s M r .a n d M r s .J .P .R h e a a n d I n i h r a n c c O I E v e r y .
e r M r .a n d M r s .F r e d L a r s e n V i i i f v d K n o w n K i n d
1 d M r .a n d M r s .H u g h R h e a . ,S u n d a y .,' d M r s .E r v i n N e u h a u s o f O l f l l h i l l R E A L E S T A T E _-L O A N S
a t t e n d e d t h e s c h o o l p i c n i c a t M a t - \
C | ¢t e s s c h o g i .F ` r i i a y .S h e w a s 9 ,f o r -1 ;
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the H..ln3a5 idllltlt uvlu..b\.,..--_son, J ac k, was graduated Iron; the
division of Veter inary Medicine
on Mon da y e ve ni ng . Ma y 25.
Mr .an d Mr s .H .C.Mc Clellan
hu i a s s wea ts ove r th e we g b f n d
I l l 'I n u . l u n 1 |a 0 " I H U I G I I l l i l l l | U | u1 1 9 4 a s t h e i r S u e d !f o r S a n i t y w e r e w e s e n t .F n l T ; | T e l t , ' i é i s l
d m n e r M r .a n d M r s .C h a r l e s B -.r o d n y .f o r Y o u n g s t o w n ,O h ,hg g m n -M g a n d M f g R l l e i B r o -s h e w i l l j o i n h e r p a r e n t a , m M :~
a n L B 1 ' 1 ' Y .r .a n M r s .M r s .C h r e n c e S m i t hQ i a i c o l m B r o d e r s e n a n d S u s a n a n d '
"-| ¢_ _1 1 - . .f \ `: | u 1 ¢ | |M i s s 1 ~ { o 1 - m a ._ I x u t a m e S a n d e r s
A .I..mlhiglus..l¢1\..a;|.||§.....,_.we re Mr .an d Mrs . Alfre d En y a
and .I;n¢t, Nonna Hend ric ksen al
Mr s. An n a K in k o f B la i r. Mr . a r
Mr s . A r t Mn g i l l a n d Me lvi n .
Mr. and Lips. _Howa!d_}-loveidi
gal
Kcep up with all Che latest
news . . . Liswn to the . . .
m o n A M
Mrs.J|mé§Thomp|on visited; l " " " " `
lIl|IIlIlll
her mother.Mrs.M u y Bnrry,Saturday,at the home of Mn.
Hazel McBride in Blnir.Mr. and Mrs.Claar LeCrone'sson, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. 'u"roneand two daughters of Ripley, Il-linois,arrived lt the parental
home on Monday for An extended
visit.
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Cuvm 400-500 aqua: feet per gallon, two co.-Au. Graaf
hiding power - lang life. Finest quality.
~ ~Super Quality~j I ~i n m m m s m u m m
nonn with her, also.ldwlni L. Willilmson of Yag-
te ,Iown, And Misa Clara L. Dx-vine of [Aka City,lows,weremarried at the home of Rev. H.C. Van Vnlkenburgh,Wednesdayafternoon. The groom ll stationed
at Fort Benning,Geargil,xnd
wu on | furlough; the bride hu
wugl-at school at Algonl,lawn,
for the mst five years.Mrs . C.Vnn Valkanburghandher daughter, Mn.Loanud
Thompson,w e r e co-hostesxea,Wednesday. rp the Congreption-nl Lldles'Clmle st the church.
A good crowd wa nrescnt., Mrs.Blanclm Woods Keller n v ;aninteresting reading following the
business meeting.Three guests
were preent. Mrs. Will OstermmafMiami,Flor-idn.Mrs.Ce pwBrummett. and Mina lmlise Hol~
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Mn.Em:Knudaen md MBSena Jensen called nt the lrv'
Kay home, Monday mnming.Mr. and Mrs. Nels ChnlsmnseMr. and Mrs. Charles Clarisbensennd Karen md Evelyn Wleae vl~
ioed at the K. T. Christensen hu~in the Dornacker district, Wedn
day evening.Delores Tietgan wu a n ovenighlent of Mrs. G. F. Paulse
Satu y.Mr. :nd Mn. John Jenzen speSundny nltemoon at the Ne
Knudsen home., Mr. md Mn.Mnriin Sun
and hmily of Casey, iowa, lpethe week-end with Mrs.Ch
Sundn;they alsu attendedChildxen's Dly picnic at the
mm Hsll.Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Chrilwere dinner guests.Fridly.
Mr. md Mrs. Chtrlea Chrllle~Mn.w m i m Wlese vilitcdN. P. Niellen'A,Mondny d
1 oon.n Emi l Go tudx md um! v i i
the J. W. Johnsen family, Satu
o 0 u 0 o
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their children, Merrit B. ana mna.|McClellan, wl1o.s1-rived Friday for,a brief visit; Rev. -rg Mrs. HarryMcClellan and doug ter,Delores,of Lincoln;and Mrs. L.Carroll
Unlsnd of Omaha. Dinner guestsonSundayiricluoledQ13 ..¥%'P"¥-
Polly.ana uonna mu:usu-Hrs. Muck Cameron Ha.tt:i¢;-|'°ft» Sunday mgm, xor WMHIHHcron,nd Mrs. Orvilie Hansen and "mg P Q., vjhgre she will takeRflrfalof Omaha were afternoon v°;5g°gg' §;;*='HS°f'f°,;- h
c ers.arry o wer anMrs. Hattie Cameron B d-Mrs.George ilohwer,Jr.,Qian
in a. few days in Blairlwirhpelrier Ann amd L"°'"°°were dmm
s ~---~n.:\.\.....a'~\°=!~= of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson |
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and son; and Mr, ana mrs. nmceRathandBobbie nf Tekgnilh
droye w Lyons, Sunday, md wentthe day at the Waller Moore home.Sunndy alumoon visitors at theBertThnmnson home were Mr.:nd Mm Erwin Snrick and family-_. ..U .nm... nan.
'merA. H.Sibbernsen and Albert
called on Hugh Rhea. Sunday.Harriet Sunds rewmed home.
Friday, to spend the summer dt-
er attending school in Blair.Mrs. Paul Jones and Ke.i¢h drove
»,. nf..-"ln Qtnlurdnv.\lU K . U . K . M m n u
DENTIST
Rooms ln Mlyle Building
B l a i r , Ne b r a s k a
gud Mfg M€.l'1'lI.l.HlcunsanmuumotherMm. Will Unland.mater,mrs.m m m manner.M . ima Mrs. Walter Wehrney-Sunday evening callers on Mr:\
r and Mrs. J.C. Brodenen lnoludgg ""i.e'f§.`L'?~'&°§`éhEZ.f"'§?.21 g g ~ ed Mr. and Mrs. Hans Matldesen
K g r were cnlIedt0 Rosebud,and Alfred Andersen |nd Helen.
niagara last. week so attend the J. c .Bwdeme and Whit Cam~f u n e r a l ~ o f Mm H~§1j1}1}_"§§°.§%;'i§"f to Pllger, Monday, on
0|Tl|1h8, Sllntlay evenuug.Lalussthey attended baccalaureate exer-cises at the Presbyterian ChurchinOmaha.Masy Ann graduated
from a two-yur course at the
University.
of 1-on ualnoun; mn. Lnluuln ......uv ,,,.,,., ________derspacker and Hwdetta of Fre-Jeanne Jungbiuth and Paulal
mont;Mrs.Emil Follen and Al- Lee Jones, seniors in the Omaha,len, Mrs. Henry Kroner. Esther, High Schools. spent the week-ond'
Helen and Harlan. Evenimz: R1\fBl8\with their ntrents.were Mrs Chula Krohn and Et-I Matters school closed FridavMr. and Mrs. Harry Schneider '°ta, Marvin and Dwam Jordan.wrth an ulcnlc for parents and oh I9¥ 0"&*'*.§ ":e'r.=:.'€.'.*f.'..°'.';'.€;.'32'l |Mrs. Marv Enzer spent Satur-'dl-gn of the district..Mrs.Flr\i'n.
...!._Lo. -..A Qtndhw .r fha A. I. nivnln. nrincinsl. will not return,
I
Wehmey er. Mrs. W enmey er.er o f Mr .W ehmey bt an d
Scheer,died Sundsg follow
lengthy illness,an the 1
--A nnnr\n#| ld ~
.I t l u u l -M r s M r .m q M r s .O r v i l l e H a n s e n M r m i u .m e n :u l .U l u u n u ,. , . » . . . . . . . . . , ,
v i m ;a l a n d R o n m e w e r e S u n d a y d i n n e r e x e n n g .I u n e l r l ' g u e s t s a t t h e M a c k C a m e r o n h o m e .D r .a m d M m .E .S l o f G @ ° § = -
_m a n n ,r s .r g e w e r ,. ,e M ' " ° °E ' ° ' °a n d H n f n e t ' l " ' !a n d M i s s C e l i a R o h w e r a § . t e n d ; : §
W Q D L u l l u u v u u -.- __h a d v i s i t e d h e m m a n y t i m e s a t
t h e h o m e s o f h e r c h i l d r e n .B e a d d a
h e r h u s b a n d s h e i s s u r v i v e d b l '
f i v e s o n s a n d s e v e n d a u g h t e r s .
M m .L e o n a r d N e l s o n e n t e r -
t a i n e d M o n d a y a f t e r n o o n .t h e o c -
c a s i o n b e i n g t h e f o u r t h b i r t h d a y
o f h e r d a u g h t e r .A r l e e n .G a m e s
a n d n l u n c h .w i t h u r e n e n t a f f "A e t -
aon were Te ka ma h visitors,s a :
urd ay .Mr s.E d W ilson wa s surprised
by a group of friends on her birth-
day . Friday evening: Present wereMr .an d Mr s .Georg e Hi ndley and
Ly le an d Ma rg a re t. Mr . a n d Mrs .
Cha rle s Thie lfo ldt, L y le an d D on-
nld and Mr s.Ma lc olm Brodersen
the commenc ement exerc ises a tth e Ne br as ka Uni ve ni ty , Mo nd ay .
Ed ga r Ge eu rn an wa s a me mb er
of the 31adu atinit c lam.
Th e Slader sc hool closed,Mo n -
day .and the teac her.Miss Be ttyAndersen,entertained her pup ils
i n Oma h a o n Tuesday .Mi lli e
StrD.tb uc keran d Ilene Kn a g we r e
for army servic e. weve mesure. aMeadBmea A. I. Magili a rd Bobb
A .H .Peunmiller.Charles B n
en-sen. E.W , W ilson.Els ie a
Har rie t.Milla rd Pe c k. who wo rk s a t, t
R.P.Fl3mn'8.near Bla ir.api
Sunday at the Fred P ec k home.
_ S a n d a v a i te r ln mo n c lle s a t
nu. spent bunuuy zu M:
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i°»\and Mr s .J .E. J r
\ M & I t o n o f O m a h a .
l l . .u n a M 1 a n R
Thursday.nvmnnd Sc]huldn g l lu . a u u u¢;u ..--,._--_._ant e ne rta in ed a t a far ewe ll 1
f o r Mr .an d Mr s .He nr y Di
\..»Qdu nflnv \\\VE£lillR'.Pi h b ttle"__|§,"ed and Drlaqs 1
aer,enry Dierks and Rh
re- Ist: llrl. Hex-mm KuIn.-mu. 2n¢l: Hn In
f o r a u . |S = a . : * : ;' " % = f " '
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hth grad nuaw .~. mn. ........T53 Mrs.L\oyd Johnson, °"§m.c.\.a~»m§\mn§d of Om- ",§$"'%SZ\5f?m&'¥1'md daughl
i Mrs, Russell Ward and ahn wu n week-end guest ol Mrs.Mrs. Pnnees Woslhfzer. ot F
1 r..."'I;,... °""'f~'1...=."f§'f.".. n'{{,11§\"°"" Siader \""i'§i,, Esther Kruger of 1=m~<>=\=,*j°_§{','f§"§.']|Krvirer.lo w;m d G
en. tnveli ng.Mr . a m
ar e le a vi n : ! o r Uta h .
wh e r e Mr .Dierks
m rs . . u n 2 6nomnlh|»er sister E°'°AS§"`yolbah 11 'rn'e nre w c ome.eoc-|.M . 0lblch'a binlmy.Umt l l l E , n q }g n d ' Y l g w a 1 , ,
W I T H l l l l . l .luanh vu » u u ~ - » -- - . - _ _d n n f t e m o o n c a l i e r s a t " _"'- " " " " " ".asp en
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Petenwn Hr .un raSunday, I _n'l9}.Mff..:ndmlin1\E12fd %?'2,'1§~,'!'}'§EE",_';'Z2'}$,_¥j'°[,f_"f§§2'§i f
3*;'l°..=°.cllio n "§ 'M r 1 w u d aR u s s e l a n F m d I - I o v e n d z c k a n d f n m i l y ,g g g .
T. SllI1d8Y at hoIIl¢.I4\u\lcunr. a nd Mm. Cha rles Ho vend lc k .Di° 1k8
e Saturday af ta mo u n a ll e n n e a d g y
he Hen ry Hovendic k ho me az iob»
P."''N - |.Tnin
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R u i n o r ' § m . . .bo Hn operation several 1Mr .an d M n .Ro y R.
\1 ....n m h nvmnhl on g r g g \ " l .a n d s c h o o l p i c n i c ,F r i d a y a t
a n ~
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Q; RTF £311 "ax i`:§§'1-Ftt iQ-omle md 3 ».i"" °Ii"m§§"'hn""" 0in;;a|»"°"°=" uw "'°""'""°_.., 'rn a .|Enp;nn sons of Estherville. Iowa. Mr. md d f r ~an z _at Blur urs Yaa. men f ternr-Mrs. Jack Huntley and d"°5h.t°"'an y eg "'"¢"i'T te Olb '=\Mr .and Mrs.man Lo ustoeesracfT ksmah were fx.and Mr.und M n R.D.R'ddl°l}?;me in Florence, Saturday "°""|*m'l'f.»f§"T_'f,f"?n~".f§m; o f the A %I AND clvuc PURPOSES.; ; ; ; ; ; \ \ \ \~\
I gnrumaunng.Mr. md Mrs. Georlre Bimer undsons and Mi n Beulsh In-Ughlin
were Sunday guelts at the Chnrles
Lluszhlin home...Mins Ethel Laughlin spent N-1°-he Cmfurd Llnen home m Om-
dny n_t the parents]Chule|1"h'*~,Llughhn honw Mrs Byron Bartlmg and Mn.Mrs. Emestlensen lpent Sun-'MDW Weber were Thundly alt-
dny at the pnrenhl. Loren hy- ernoon visitors xt John Erik»en'|.man, home.\Viviun Cgr}non a! Cnig wg: a
. . . Z " ; ; . " " 3 i ' ? ; * ' § : : s z ' ; " ~ v n n h o r at m m f ° " '
callers at the T. K. Iverson home.\Bm Wickman of Omaha ""uf. And u n .H m l d M.|giu'Ȣ _the Bm Thompson home, Sn-
~nnnd Alma md
Birdie Flemher.Mr. and Mrs. Chrja L. Ander-son and Donald spent Sundny at
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nr. and Mrs.Clarenc e wmeseLedMr .and M n .P . A .John-'
Saturd ay eve ninz.Ir . a n d Mn . Gu s A u c h vi s i te d .
d w . w i t h Mr . an d M n .Ben
m m a n d f n m i l v o f O r u m .
lr . an d Mr s .A r t W hi te
*e o f Benn ington s pent F r i d ya i m! wi th H r . m d Mr s .Elz a
pleby.lr . a n d Mr s. L er o y Go tu mh mg
an d Ru b er tD e de r vis ite d. F m
r eveninar: with Mr .an d l i n
........ l"!A.l§¢n\\ mud Irvin.
A l l i s a . n r 'A 4
h
1P m m m r m l u l s
J\.|v|\.¢\.u-~»»--r.a n d Mr s .Martin . Pauiuen
children were S u n d lv mlélsla
lr. a nd Mrs. P. A . J o hnse n md
:hw evening;Mr .and Mtn.
1 Johnsen were vi s i to n .r. a nd H n .Pe te r Kr og er a nd
.E m m a Qhgmpion Bhd Gene
;ed.Satundav evgping.wi thk
md dnughwn we n nllsn at the umu-_me lhmllvn, Thnndly "¢||||||_|l i l Jsnldme Erihln was nl r . m a u n .Elmer ' n m S w n d u n o i at dm W a lm
wen Friday evening esllcrl at Rllhl home-the Huold Kngill lwme.WUIIIIGHIY avminl vllllan atln. Hmm llum nm! a » u¢ h.| Bm 'l'1mmplo n'| wen li n- W al-
un md lr. and un. mum 1°,¢._\er B-101° um Pmv and ln. Lv-
¢ | n l n d C | | d u l F r ml o n t w ¢ n d i l \|d¢rhmry----1-- ....». .» e n- mm. Vin-'w a s Am m d u mm F l a t h -__,._.|u . .wnnun
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J u _ ~P a i n :M m - d h n r n t .m m u y 5-.cm .. ...._,.,._dei-slev home.Mr .an d Mr s . Ray mon d Mn l i l l
an d fa mi ly a nd Mr. i nd Mrs . Ve r-
no n Clemen ts wer e Sunday even-gyw c alle rs at th e Ha r o ld Mngrill
ome.
l
Mi s s Be tty A n n Ols o n o f Dn n s l
College spent the week-end wi th
her roo mmnle. Misa Ir ma Mads en.
He r ma n Mi l le r w a s a Monday
evening supner g u m t a t the
Cha rles Thie lloldt ho me .
Mr .and Mr s .C h x r l a Thiel-fo ldt, D o na ld md L y le , we re Sn - E
urd ny evening c allers o n Mr s .
'I`h' lloldt of Blai rL e n a le .Mr .m d Mr s .Chnrles Thiel-
fo ld t md s o n s wer e S u n da y a ve -
ni n g callers s t th e E l r l Nelson
home.Mr .m d Mr s .W h i t Cu n er a nJ oe an d Gene,we re Sund ay d in-
f m-mnmhs a t th e C h lr le s V a n l
er ac companleu mi s ...........WakeEeld md s o n s to Fr e mon t,
Tuesday.Sunday dinner guests o f Mr .
on d Mr s . Er vi n C le me n t:in h on-
or o t Mr s .Clements'birthday
wer e Mr . and Mrs . J u liu s W e be r,an d Mr .an d Mr s.J o hn B.Erik»
sen.Mr . a n d Mr s .Floy d Ma g i ll o f
Omaha were Fri day alter no onvi s itn lli a t A .I .Mlg i ll' s .Th ey
were qixpper guests o l the R w -
mn nd ag ill ho me an d s pe nt th e
even in g at the pa r en tal. Ar t Ma -
gill,home.M r .an d Mr s .A .L
M m i l l an d Bobbie were evening
\'i8i!ori,3150.Mr .an d M m .Be r t ThompsonandRic h ard we re W edneedly
evening g u s t s a t th e Cecil
'D i u mp mn ho me i n Blair.Ke n -
ne lh Tl i o mp u n in lea vi ng soon I
mr .Mr . an d Mr s. Hen ry B us ek is t of
E l k h o m snent Su nd ay a tm-n oo nwi th Mr .:md Mr s .Peter Mond-
horst.A ma Ma r i e a n d D o r o th y Mor d-
lmr s t visited Sunday wi th their
nn ru i ts . Mr. an d Mrs . F r ed Mo rd -
honit.Mr s .J o hn Do r -n u ke r a n d Ber-
nic e an d Doreen Christensen vis-
ited.I-'riday afternoon.a t th o
Henr y Gottsc h ho me.
by a la me n umb er ; | . b a sk e t d in -
ne r wuz s erved at noon.Mr . a n d Mn . Ho wa r d C h r i s tm-
sen an d f a mily .L y le Nelson and
Greta Domsc k er,visited Sundny
eve n i nk wi th Mr , a n d M n . H a i r y
Go mc h a n d I wi n .Peter Petersen of Om ah a spent.
a f e w d a y s wi th l l r .an d Mr s .
Henrv Gutus c h arg l lrvin.___
The sc hool pic nic was att»ende
Lv ls s Gal"L o u , ~ ~Pu Gallon l
f\.\ll.lIU§Clll
S i l l g k G a l l o n ~91|
C u m 3 § 0 |qg;g|¢ feel wr 11105, hm
emu .Briumm nd molar gn qn g mu l
ha, lift. Compa re wid; p aiuu "ni"
' ° ' : v o o r l t n n n .
U
~ vidted a t the B-Ber wls en home,Wednesdni'eve-
nmir.Mr . an d Mrs . J . T.Christensen
cxlled a t the Cly de Rosen baum
home at K en nmd, W e dn es da y .
l\\|u m m Ranmer.GennzeI\\~`_~\_~*Q \~.
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Romner,BerthaDeloruTietgenguests lt the G. 1
Friday.The fonner SuWuhington, gm"ard Wdgren u tmoved to Elk cn
Mn. Fred RauGeonze. and Mrs
E "ma
n n :upperr. Paudlm home,
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Today appenn no be I very fuu-
nbie time to buy Nebraska la nd .VAL UE S ARE LOW . Th ey a m my
59% of the 19 1 2- 1 4 n vemg u -le s
than on¢-thlnd of the 1920 nvcrl¢.
High livestock Ind [min prices, 1 li-
mm b o anIdth le n ia:mm for ..1.°°.5~, Inc ton
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lser, Bertha :mdL G.F. Paulsgnoppen, Tuesdny.Lead. South Da-evening,ziterweeks with hi!
";lin°;\a§fe in Blair.fo r *g g* °"; ;"visitor! at the M _ and Mm. Howard Unnsten-
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Omah a spent Tu e nd ly uveninii
wi th Hr .m d M n .Petnr Mur d-
burst.M i n e s An ita.Ha r g l r e t m d
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m n nom, Mr. and ImnamdRobertuivn¥=5iiS¢aw || 2:"9!°fP'!E'°IIT.ll l d mr s .uu uu u WUIJQL - -.were Su nda dinner grunts at q¢¢\henr5;h:I1d
Th o r vlld Hy ma n home.Eve ni n g the..|\.\..j Il...* u l u n !l \ l _ l l | G ~ ~
' o mmy . la F r lll e r u y m u m - - -- - - ._. ..__,. ,,he next meetinnr will Hmd h o mlt v a n S v n d ly r u s t : o f
v i m M n .W d t a r th e ir p a re n t s . " L In d Mn .Peter
llo r d h o n t.Ilan.John B .Er ik u m Mr . a nd lin. H e rb er t C oh n mdv m m a n n \. he ln- .m d l n .R a y m m d Sd mld r
rh ome. Mon da y . h an -\ vmv. ¢d Mr .And l n .He r li lln
N m u n n m m
LDAN Assnclmnn
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Lloyd Lawrence
Sec.-Treas.
lhhmsh. Nebruh
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lm n v .l) n n D a ln a s o f Oma h a .¥l' »_ l_' f f L
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r an returned to
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Blair N e o m u " H t m z_ _.. . .. - -
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NOT\CE OI-' SUIT
A. C. Debel. Attorney
TO: llenrv B. Dexter, , . . . . Du-
tcr. mul name unknown. sD°"5'=of Henry B. Dexter: H_ B. Dex-
Dexter. real namet e r : . . ~ . ~unknown. spousn of ll. B. Dex-
ter; Jane M. Dexter; . . . _ . Dex-ter. real nhme unknown. l9°""of Jane lil. Dexter:J. C.W.
Kline; . . . . , Kline. real nameunknown, wife of J. C. W. Kline;
Georize w.Neff; . . , . Neff.real
name unknown. spouse of GeorueW.Neff; the heirl.devlsgél.
lezatees.nersonal representatives. and all other uersons m-terested in the estates d thefollowimznameddeceased ner-sons:Henry B.Dexter. H.B.
Dexter, Jane M. Dexter. J. C. W.
Kline, and George W. Neil, roll
names unknown: and all persons
havin: or claimiia! any interestin lols 4 and 5 in Block 14, ex~
Nebraska. real names \m\=\"°'"'i'You and each of vou are l1¢Nl'Y§_notified that on tha 18th dav °f
May,1942, Orvul Andreasen asnlaintilfcommencedanadlonlagainst you and each ol you as du-Ifendants in the District Court ofWashington County. Nebraska. the
'object and purpose which action is*to quiet. the title in and to the.abov,. described real estate in theIulalntifl in fee simule aizamst. theclaims of you and each of you. andto enlolu and bar vnu _and each of
jsou from hereafter elsxmlnz or as-sertinz any right.. title. lien. inter-at. clnlm or demand ln or upon'said real estate or any port there-,o1. Bhd for euuiuble relief.
i You are required to answer said
Detltion on or before the 29th dny101 June. me, in default ol which
a decree will be taken arlinst vqvand each of you as proved in said
petition.Orval Andi-easen.20-4t Plaintiff.
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF with
A. C. Debel, Attorney
IN 'rms colmrr coggjr_g_r
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li . eu flflewa.
Mr. and Mn.James JohnsonanddaughtersspentWednesday
in Omalw visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Igonhrd Taylor.
Miss Beatrice Richter of Orn-sha spent the weebend with heriparents,Mr.and Mrs.Henry
lkichter.|Miss Marian June Bandur ia
.spending three weeks at Colum-ibus with her grandparents,Mr.
'and Mrs. Pete Dichner.Mrs. Chris Knrshoj, Betty andMarilyn, and Joan Tmhlsen were
Blair visiwru, Sahirday.Elmer Sheets of Nebraska City
called on Herman relatives, Sat-
urday.Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Glenier.Virginia and Beverly,attended'the graduating exercises at Blair.Friday evening, and later wereguests at the Jack Jensen home.Mrs . c m.Whitnaok had l l
weekend guests Mr.and Mn.Wm. Fm and Vi rgini a ol ommMr. and Mrs. Guy Bailey of Blair:Kent Saturday night and Sunday
ere.
kose Hill,|
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O r u m N ews
Mrs.Laura Tofte has been illthe post few days.Visitors duringthe week were Mrs.JunesRyan, Russell, Bob.Billy and Cur-tis,G me Nelson and Marian,
and L dwig Jensen.Mess . and Mesdsmes Harold
W.Rasmussen and childnh.George Ruhr, and LeRoy Kult!helped Harvey Kuhr eelehrstehis
birthday, Sunday._The Rose Hin Guild met with
Miss Edna Hansen. Present wereMesdamea Harold Rasmussen. 0P~al and Helen, Hamid Taylor, iohn
Taylor,Howard Taylor,Emrqs
Taylor,Clarence Toelke,MartinLarsen. Misa Nina Anderson. Mrs.Baltsul and Bertha. Followin¢ the
meeting, lunch was served.Mrs.C.E.French and Ethel
were Wednesday guests of theHaroldFrenchfamily.TheI-'renchea were Sunday guests ofMr. and Mrs. Gifford French and
Eugene._
Mr.M . I-'ay Jones of Te-
' ltanah spent n¢lY \f\f°fi~d°°¥\.al.,.z1:""§.f....:.....fi dgqgltgl
Calless l t week to n .<Carl Sorens; ana baby w re Mr.
1?:i3...'f'3'i'..'i.i.`2»"n.§°i§el §.'I.'f
iderup an sons, lllrs. Joan Nielsen
ol Lincol .Mrs. Claren Simp-s6son, Mis Naomi Jensen Miss
r orothy \sen and Mr.ensenl! gym-~ and Mr. and . Ot-
0 rense|Milton :nd Rosalyn Sorensen,
children of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sor-
fnsen, are recovering from mesa-
, es.;Mr. and Mrs. Prentice Smith en-.inrtainei lt. ="gg¢_S"'="';;,,'°;
r. an rs.rnswo oigremonsgldvenlngviagor-sth W;
r.an rs.R mi an'su-. and Mrs. Guy smith of clue.|Sunday alter-noon guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Metzler and Ethel
»g_»g;~~~ Mrs. I'\'itz Muller and
c I n.Miss LaVeme Paulsen attended
the wedding of Misa Bernice Gold-L._.. __,um..-u.....a,..¢\..\.|
News Oi The
|Mrs.Nei; Knudaen entertained'
the Washington Proiect Club,Wedneldaif with 11 memberspresent. Vlslton were Mrs. Stew|P a 1 °~ a r t , M r s . R i c h a r d s a n d M r s . B . A :
the Sutherland School was held'I-'riday, with patrons of the dis-trict attending.hills Wilma Ny-
,GomehThe Misses Daxmar and AnniePetersen and Louis Petersen calledon_ friends in Washington, Sltur-
day evenin§iMr and rs. C. V.Shumaker,
I The annual last-day picnic gfi
A 1I
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gaard has taught the school dur-
ing the past year.Mr. and Mrs.Martin Nelsonspent Sunday with Mr. and lllrs.J. Ross Love and family."Several residents o! the PapiovninityattendedtheLinioln
school picnic, Sunday. The teuzherat Lincoln durinx the nine months
just past wbeen Mrs. Robert. Di-vine, the former Ramona Lackey.Visitors at the picnic. in addition
to pupils and patrons,wereEva Mae Snowden. Mr. and Mrs.Theodore Croudy and children of
Blair; and Misa Irma Rasmussen
of Orum.Mrs.F r d Wulf entertained.Friday evening, in celebration ofherbirthanniversary.Guestswere Measrs. and Madame: ChrisWulf, Margaret and Ezdine, Frei
Wulf and children. Arthur Kuhr
Genevieve Cook and m f g -T.1Shurnsker rnotored to Ns rasknacl'-Y, Sunday. £0 View the flood
area.I Mr. snd Mrs. Harlan Christan-
sen spent Sunday afternoon andevening with Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Christensen.Mr.and Mrs.William Matzenand Robert called at the AugustMatxen, Sr., home. 'hiesday.Mrs. 0. Iiesnhe and Mrs. Bud
.lnnglbluth were Omaha moppers,Saturday afternoon.Mr. and Mrs. Ray Peters weredinner guest), Sunday, at the Will
Peters home.Mr. and Mrs. Chris Nielsen and
daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
I
ward Larson and daughter. all ofOmaha. visited at the N. P. Niel-
sen home, Saturdav evening.Mrs.Albert Sunds underwent
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FOI' Workers
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applicants to fill Lhe following
jobs:15 Mawr Patrol OpemtmsLay-down men _-_..-___-$l.25100 Laborers _-$.50 hz $60 per hr.
100 Carpen-penters -,-_sx.12v. no sms hr.Oilen-Water Transpor1.a3ion.0pen
Tow Bolt Engi-nears _--.$150-$225 plus Board
and Room
150 Women to tnka FreqTraining in Aircraft School10 Man to take Fne Txdning
in Alrmn School6 Teaehen, Vm:|t.lonnl_..$160 mo
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Laborers for Rnllrosd
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This in | . faoe servic e, no charges
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making of a newspaper is gud-
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vances will ga no one can foretell
but it is a. sure thing that there
will be no fall in prices.Papers over the state are rais-
ing prices to meet this advance,
many of them going to $2.00 and
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W A S HI N G TO N C O U NT Y .N1-.;~
B RA S K A .
NO TI C E :On the 19th d a r of
June,1942, at 10 o'clocl:A .H- .
a t the County Court Rooms i nBlair,W ashington County ,we -1
braska,E d wi n P. D avi es will o ffe r fo r pr o ba te , a wr i tten i ns tr u \
me n t pur po rti ng to be the lastW i ll an d Te s ta men t o f Annie B . |
Davies,deceased,a t whic h ti me
and plac e a ll persons concerned
ln ay a pp ea r an d c o ntes t th e pr o-
bate thereof.Dated this 23rd day of Ma y . .1942."_|
(Sl-EAL)Albee H.Nelson,1 21-4:County Judge. l
..'"""r*-'~"-'".__--1Jd o m ee m g d 'Views
vis iie ra i th e Fr a n k Nelson
home, Mon day , we re Mr. an d Mr s!lh r i s T.Christensen of D e s i
Moines,Io wa ,and Mrs.M.P. |
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Ch1istensen and Miss Marie Slzor
o f Counc il Bluffs.Mrs.M.P°|lChristensen and Miss Sizor re-
rnnined over un ti l Wednesday
vrhen hir . a nd Mr s. Fr ank Nels on
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took the m to th eir home i n Co un-
.f n B lu ff s .Mr . a n d Mrs.Roy Mc tz le r an d
children were Sunday guests a t
gihe Aubrey Gaines home.
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Bu d Gr i mm is a pa tie nt at th e
St. J oseph Hosp ital in Oma ha,
where he had a n operation f o rappendicitis,Saturday evening. |
His many friends wish.h i m ag speedy recovery.1
Miss Helen Bain wa s a F f i d ly l
Mc tzler.
.a nd Saturday me e t of Mltr y l
Monday evening guests a t the
Fra nk Nelso n h ome we re Mr . a ndMrs. Ed Olc son of Herman.l
Mrs.George Chamberlain a n d i
Mrs.Aubrey Gaines attended 11116
Wesley an Guild luncheon,W ed -I
n e s d a y , h e ld a t the Metho dist
church in Her ma n.Mar y Me tz ler s pe nt Su nd ay a l-
tternoon wi th Ma rg ar et Ray .
Mr. and Mrs. I-Ijslrner Quiet. ofBlairwereSundaa f te mo o n l
visitors a t the E w a r d Quiet
home.Mrs . Elza K i n g attended the
graduation exercises o f the Te -
kn ma h Hi g h School,Wednesdayeven ing , w en he r da ugh ter , Miss
Betty C o x wa s a me mb e r o f th e
class.Callers a t the Llo y d K n o xho me wer e Mr . a nd Mr s .Ed war d
Quist. ad family . Sunday .mr.....A as...n n Rhnnden of
Mr s.E a r l Knudsen an d baby
were Saturday altern oon visitors
at the Chri s Kor ahoj home.
Mr s. C. K . A nd e rs en of Omah a
sp en t f r om Th ur s da y u nti l Sa tur -
day evening a t the Fr e d Ro ge rt
home.Mr . a n d Mrs . Gord on And ers en
an d children we re Sunday m p .
f g oa ts o f Mr . an d Mr s . A lfr e d
rnmer.Mr s.Leo Faus ett is spending
th e we e k a t Po nc a wi th h e r s is -
ter, Mrs. Ra y Rus sell a nd fau nily .
Mr .an d Mrs.R.B.Dau ghe rty
and Ph y lli s o f Oma ha wer e Su n -g o guests a t th e E .W .Burdic
ome.Th e ann ual Poppy Da y Sale,
held Saturda y under the au spic es
uf the L egi on au xi lia ry , was su c -cessful wi th si x gir ls selli ng the
blossoms on th e street:hornee
were canvassed,also.Th ey sold
the 3 00 p opp ie s wi th proceeds o f
$31.50.Th e si x gi rls were Be ttyKor sho j.Ma r i ly n Nelson,V i r -
gi ni a Grenier,J oan Truhlsen,
No n a K as tl a n d Ma ri ly n K or a ho j.
Mrs . Ralph Go ve an d her s ister
o f California called on friends
here Sunday an d Monday .Th ey
wer e e arly day re sid en ts and wi ll
be remembered as the Conleygirls.Mr .Go re was a merc hant
he re mor e th an 5 0 y ears ago.
Mrs.Marc us Kr o ge r entertain~
ed,hon or ing the second birthday
of her son, David . David rec eived
some nic e gi fts f r o m his y ou ng
friends. J on an d Donnie Sue Po-
tadle,Shirley and J enn ing LeeWest.Penelope Mason,Jac kie
Forsber g, Mar ily n Ko rahoj, SusanTy s on an d Ma r y A nn Ef f ke n .
Amo n g th e graduates o f the
Blai r 1-Iilrh School were Phy llis
Iverso n, da ughter of Mr. and Mrs.
T.K .Iverson,Ma rg ar et Haven-dic k.daug hter of Mr .and Mr s.
Fred Hovendic k o f He r ma n ;a n d
two fo rmer residents,Pe ar l J e n
sen,daug hter o f Mr .and Mr s.
J ac k J ensen, and Ethel Ma e Rs y ,
dau ghter of Ra lph Ra y .
Mr . an d Mrs . D. O.Sheets rno-tored to Logan,Kansas,Friday ,
to vis it their son-in-law and
dau ghter , Mr.and Mr s.Eld en
W eller a nd family . The y return ed
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Cari B1-att of Om-aha an d Mr s. Ni els Jespersen o f
Bla ir were supper guests a t the
J. A. .lessen-sen home, Sunday.
Mr . a n Mr s. E mil F o llen , L y leand Allen , left Tu esd ay for Ro c k-
|....I1II»..»€¢mhnru them ~
Mr s .J ames W u ! !eme nmpeg l'Wednesday af te r no o n f or Da vid s
thi rd birthday .Those present
were Mr s.Ever ett Stork,Ronald
and Janic e,Mr s .Ha r la n d W u lf
and S hsrle ne, Mrs. J ohn Becklun.
J ohn an d Joan,Mr s .Arc hie
K u h r and Ethe l Mse',Mrs.Da n
Mo or e a n d L ar r y . le la an d K a th -erine Madsen,and Mr s .Detlef
W ulf.Vis itors d uri ng th e wee k at th e]
Ma ds Madsen ho me were Mrs.
Chris Kor sh oj an d children of 1
He r ma n ,an d Alf re d Nelson.
Sunday afternoon an d evening!visitors wi th the Bernard W ulfs
were Messrs. and Mesdarnea HansVo gt,Ea r l Jensen,and Ho war dPetersenan d and fa mi ly .I
Vi si to rs d ur in g th e we ek s t th e'
George Nelson home were hi:s.1
La u r a To fte an d My ro n,Mes sr s,
an d Mesdames Ben Bergman,
Ha r r y Madsen , and J ames Ityan.=On Tues day evening, Georg e Nel-
son and Marian c alled on the Carl
Piepe r family .
Mr. and Mrs . J o hn B ec k lun and
fa mily we r e Sunday evening u s -
itor s o f the He n ry D a ni e lmey lrs .
Mr . a n d Mrs.Lou is Ra smus" I1
dr o ve to Linc oln,Monday ,lu a l
tend the gradu ation exercises nl.th e State Univer sity .Ross,who
wa s graduated wi th this )<:\r:\
class,and Ma rg ar et relurruiml
ho me wi th th e m to spend thc
summer.M r .an d Mr s .Mi lo Jeppesen
and fa mi ly were Sunday dinner
`guc sts of Mr. a nd Mrs. Ray Ruweand fan-ily .
Mr .and Mr s.He r ma n Matzen
an d s on s c alled at th e Otto Mat-
zen home, Friday evening, to help
Ronald celebrate his birthday .Rona ld and Ma rgi e Hook s trea ted
their classmates to ice»cresm in
honor of th e i r birthday s..
Mrs . Emma Tay lor a nd C ha rles
were Sunday dinn er guests of Mr.
and Mrs . Ch ri s Ru we a nd f amily .Mrs.W i ll Hansen,Ed n a and
Elizabeth helped Mr s .Clarence
Hansen celebrate he r birthday ,|
Wednesday.|Le is Mads en has the measles.
Several f r o m this c ommunityattendedtheWhitsunday c elebra-
tio n at the Ger man Hall. S un da y .
Mr s.Robert Christensen,J an-
ic e Pete rsen, Ve ra Mas a nd Phy l-
lis Iverson.and Ma r ia n Nelson
visi ted in Fre mon t, Mond ay .Bible Study was held a t the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ras-
mussen. Friday evening.Mr .and
Mrs.Ha r old Frenc h wi ll enter-
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vl=K:|s lȴ\l1 w u u l muuuuss,ummSun day at the Fi r s t Lu th e ra n
C h u r c h . S l 1 e w a s a l e o a g u a t . a t
the rec eption whic h follo wed.
Mr .a n d Mr s.Me rton Jensenanddaughter, J udy ,visited wi th
Mr .and Mr s.J .Me r to n Ru h r ,
Patty and J ohn Mar sh all,Sun-
dly even in g.Mrs.George Mo r ga n wa s a
Sunday even ing w l e r a t the
home of Mr .and Mr s .Ra lp h
Ia ng we li .y Di xo n li ttle daug hter o fJ ud ,| Mr .an d Mr s . E .E.Dixon, spent
w e
r.
we ek with he r gr an dp ar en ts ,
an d Mr s.G.A .Ra th ma nn .
Mr . an d Mr s.Di xo n a n d Li nd a
were supper guests th em.Sun-day ,and J udy ac c ompanied th e m
home.Mr .and Mr s.Ran da ll Iver son
culled upon Mr .an d Mr s.Gud-
mond Sorensen,Friday evening.
Mr. an d Mrs Otto Sor ens ene n d
son,Dickie,had as their e u ts,Sunday evening,Mr .an d M m .
Gudmond Sorensen.Af te r n o on vi s i ton a t the G. A .
Rathma nn home.Sunday .wereIiir.- and Mr s.Fr ed Mu lle r an d
family an d Mr. a nd Mrs. E d Le w-cllc n,and Dr .No r ma n K .Ra th -
mann..Mn a n d Mr s .Ed ga r L ar se n via -
nted the Ha r r y Paulsen home,
Thursday .Sunday eveni ng gu ests
of th e lms e ns we re Mr . a n d Mrs .
Randall Iverson and so n,Gerald.
Miss Gra c e an d Ralph Ra y en -tertained,Sunday .f o r Mr .an d
Mrs. George Parrish an d c hildren
of W a lthi ll a nd Mr . an d Mr s. E m-
i l Y o r k o f Craig.
Mr. a nd Mrs B y ro n Bu nn , Ma ryAnn and J ackie, were Sunday din-
ner guests a t the Ne i l Burdic
ho me i n Omah a.Miss Bery l W eaver of Linc oln
was s Sun day ni ght. g ues t o f Mr.
and Mrs.A .E.Di xo n and son,
J ames. Mrs.Dixon a nd J ames s t-
tenfied the Un iver si ty o f Ne br as -
ka g rad uation at Ak- Sar -Be n c ol-
iseum, Mon day , when Misa W eav-
er received her bachelor o f ar ts
degree i n ho me economics.They
were also guests at a one~o'c loc l:
lunc heon gi ve n b y Mis a W ea ve f s
parents. Mr. and Mrs. K. H. W eav-
e r o f Ray mond,Nebraska.
Mr s.J .S. Con ety was an Om-
ah a d s ito r o n Tuesday .Visitors the past week a t th e
Opal Reeves home have included
Mr .an d Mr s.Roy And ers en and
Mrs.Laur a B enn ett of Tek ams dz;
Mr . an d Mr s. C hr is K uh r of K en -
nand;Misa Christine Rasmussen,-.- -.n i s . _.. . . . . . . i
ii1E`Erl§él "i-figért Wull andIr vin .Mr .and Mr s . K a r l Christensen
entertained a nu mb er of fri end s,
Sunday ,i n celebration of Mr .
Christenserfs birthday .Present
were Mr. a nd Mr s. A lbert Sc hjodt.Rose Ma ri e an d Ha r old ;Mr . a n d
Mr s.Nathan iel Hans en an d Be t-
ty ;E d o Christensen:an d Mi ss
Elaine Jeepersen o f Herrnan.Mi ss Eu le lla Sc hjodt returned
ho me Tuesday follo wi ng a two -
week vac ation tr i p to N e w Or -leans,Louisiana.Mi ss Sc hjodt.
wh o ha s been elec ted to teac h
Sutherland School i n he r ho me
dis tr ic t ne xt y ear. plans to enter
Mid la nd College f o r th e su mme r
c ourse next Monday .
Mi ss Franc es W ilson wa s a n
a n operation.Wednesday,a t theClarksonHos pital; s he is ge tti n g
along n ic ely .Mr . a n d Mr s.Pete Pete rsen of
Omsdm visited,Wednesday eve-ni ng , a t th e Ne ls K nu ds en h ome,
br in gi ng Mi ss Sena Jensen wh o
is xec uperating f r o m a tonsileo
torny.Ge o r d a B e ll an d J immie Mo el-
le r spent several day s la s t we e kwi th their gran dparents,Mr . a n d
Mr s .C.V .Shurnaker.Mr . a nd Mr s. J .P.Sun ds and
Mr s.Chris Sunds c alle d on Mr s.
Albert Sunda at the Clarkson Hos~g t a l ,Fri da y ;the y a lso vi si te d
r.an d M m E r vi n Ne u h a u s
W ashington school closed.F1'l~
day , with the usu al pi c nic din ner.M r and Mr s Charles Petersove rni ght guest.Thurs day ,of Mr . a n d Mrs.If e nr y Ti etg en an d
Ma xi n e W arric k a t the No r ma n Opal.Mr . a n d Mr s.Claus Ku eh l,
Wardc lc home.Mi ss He len A y e o f B la ir en ter -
teined a t supper.Saturday even-
ing , f or J ea n Tay lor.
Mr .and Mr s.Ha r old Tay lo r,J immi e,Stanley an d Peg gy , vi s-
ited a t th e J o hn Ta y lor home,
Sunday. 'The oc c asion was a c ele-
W illie A r p an d Bernette A r n
helped Mr .and Mr s.He nr y Az-p
celebrate the ir 25 th anniversary ,
Thur sday evening.Mr .and Mr s.George Mls feldt.
Da r y l an d Lelilaru.a n d Ar th u r
guests at the Nels Knud sen h ome,
Knudsen o f Gma lm we re supper
lgrsti on of oTmmy 'I'ay lor's birth- fwedne s-day evening th e y a ls o a t
day ,Miss Clara Rasmussen o f 0rn~aha spent Sunday a t the Ha r old
Ta y lo r h o me. On F ri d av. Blr a n d
Mr s.Ha ro ld ' lla y lor c alled a t th e
Ma rtin Nelso n ho me .Ed C us hman o f B la ir i s as si st-
tended the commenc ement exe r
cises at the school.Mr. a nd Mia . N. P. Nie ls en vis
ited Mr .and Mr s .Rosenkilde
Sunday evening.Mrs. J . T. Ch riste nsen and Mrs
Harlan C hris tens en c alle d on Mrs
in g Ma r ti n Ne ls o n wi th h i s f a r m W alter He nri c ks en and i n f a n i
wo rk . a t present.Mr .an d Mr s .Ho wa r d Ta y lor
are the parents o f a baby son
born Saturday morning;a t Bla ir
Hospi tal.Th e baby 's we ig ht a t
bir th wa s 6 lb s. , 1 2 o z.
Ma xin e W arric k o f Bla ir p la natospendthesu mme r wi th her
fathe r, Nor ma n W a rr ic k. Mr. a nd
Mr s. Nor man W ar r ic k. He le n an d
Maxin e,were gue sts at .the Ro l-
la nd W arric k ho me on Sunday ,
c elebrating Lm- ry 's bi rthday .
Otto Christensen o f th i s vic in-ity lost five he ad of c a ttle wh e n
the y we re struc k by ligh tni ng,
Thursday nig ht.
~ , fisiiflilifiiff "" Hi" § ~
~___,_~Mr .and Mr s.W .T.Nelson
spent Sunda y in Omaha, also c all-
in g the Me r li n L.srnb's.
Mr .an d Mr s .C.V .Shu mak er
vis ite d at th e Han s Moe lle r home,
Sunday evening.
Miss Sena :Jensen o f Ornqhn
Iso n, S un da y af ter no on . Mn . He n
ric ksen ha d returned f r o m the
hospital on Th urs ds y .Mr s.Ne ls Knu dse n a nd Sens
J e n s e n wle d o n Mr s. C. V .Shu
mak er,Saturday afternoon.Mr s.J ens Han sen spent Tues
day wi th Mr s..lonzen Christen
sen;Mr s . N.P Nielsen spen1
Monda y th ere.Mr . a n d Mr s.Ve r n Kr us e vis
ited at Eric Knudsens, W ednesdag
evening.Mr. and Mrs . Henry Rliile nki ldi
spent Sunday afternoon a t t.h
parental,S.R. Rossnkilde,home
Mr .a n d Mr s .Ber tel Bertelse
and Bertel,Jr.,an d Rob ert Ms
thiesen to ok E lme r Bertelsen 1
F o r t C mo k ,Sunday .where i
joined the armed forces.Mr . a n d Mrs.Charles Christe!
sen ; Mr s.J .T.Christensen an
Evely n Wiese spent Wednesdl
after no on at F remon t.
Audrey and .loan Johnsen ape:
the wee kend at the Emil Gotta-1
h o m e .
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of lot 4, in Dext,er'a Sec-di tiu n : a lso a str ib o f
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loan md Leo Reilmln and 0
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daughters,Mr .an d Mr s .J .W .
Johnson an d daughters,Luc i lleAc kermann,Irene L i ttle a n d th e
W ashington hi gh school pup ils
attended a s h ow i n Omah a ,Mo n -
day evening.
Miss Evely ri Wiese Spent nev-
erai da y s last y veeic with Mr. and
1 g ~=|-ni g ht g ue s t of Robert Ma tze n
Monday .
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O elia "§»}`ére"`nfmiiif and I
Sunday guests o f Mr .and Mr s.
E lm K i n g .
hir . a nd Mrs . I van La rse n wereFridayevening visitors wi th M n ]
s u l ,l l l l l l v l u |u n a - u " " Js p e n d t h e w e e k v i s i t i n g t h e L y l e
L e e ,G e o r g e F r e i n ,a n d G e r a l d
F 1 - s i n f a m i l i e s .
M i e s M a r j o r i e ;R e i d ,d m g h t e r
o f M r .a n d M n .E .C .R e i d ,w a t
e r n d u a t e d f r o m t h e t e a c h e r s
tain the u this Fr id a even-Mr .lf ld MIB.A.IS DBIJCI,ll ll ling.e w D 9 Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hansen . Mrs.
Mr .and Mr s.Ha r old W_Ra5-Reevei' parents.Mr . e n d . Mm C .
mussen and c hildren, and Ric hard | B.Bunn,were Sunday dinner
Frenc h visi ted Mr. and Mrs. Chris 8''¢5t3~
Rasmussen i n Fremont.,Snturday 1 " m "_- r r
and Mrs. Pete lvarsen.Mr.and Mrs.Will Maya :ndJean left Friday morning forLheir home in Roehester,Minne-
sota,after having spent twoweeks visiting Mr and Mrs. Ray-mond Rasmussen and daughters.
Leonard E. Axtell
General Contractor and Builder
Power Equipment
MASON and CARPENTER
Blue Prints
Phone-Black 325
10-N South Walker Avenue
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tra ini ng course a t Dans.College
and Miss Be tty Jensen. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J . B. J ensen from
the business c ollege c ourse at ex-ercises held Fri day evening.Mr .
and Mrs.Reid attended exercises
and a rec eption.Th e 4-H Busy W orkers Club
and thei r leade r. Mrs.Ben W s c hter,met in th e c ity p ar k , Th u rs -
day ,wi th six members present.Mrs.Fremont J e nse n a nd dau gh-
ter, Phy llis, were visitors. Marily n
Cmtz in z e r en d Ma r y Jane Free-
rnan demonstrated a chocolate
cream pudding and the lesson was
read and discusssed.The ir ne xt
lF
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me etin g wi ll be h eld ln the pa rk .
J une 4.Mr .an d Mr s.Marc us Krog er,
J ud ith an d David.metered to
W ay ne .Sunday.to be dinner
guests of h i s aun t,Mr s .Grac e
Johnson.Mr .and Mr s.H u i t L o we an d
Mr. and Mrs. Ver non Clements st-
tended a dinner a t the home o f
Mr .and Mr s. Claud e C le men ts inBlair. Sundsy , honoring their son,
Eugene, who is ho me f r om Ter r y
Heig hts.Ne w Y o r k .Othe rs p res-
ent were Mr .land Mr s.CarrolLowe of Ra lsto n and Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Schneider and c h ildren of
Mead..Mrs.O.H.Godsey spent the
week -en d a t the Iva n Helms h ome
in Omaha , wh ere she was a gu esto f Mr s.He lms a t a Mo the r a n d
Dau ghter Banquet a t the Olivet
Baptist Churc h,Friday .Sunday .
he acc ompanied Mr .and Mr s .
He lms an d Lois an d Mr .Belle-1 .1 1 .1 _ _ ; . . . . .L 4 - a n 6 \ A u »
|Il
evening.|Mr s.Gu s Menc ke and J a c k '~ ~~
were Saturday evening visitorswi th th e E d Menc ke's.y Mr . an d Mr s.Hans Men c ke and
Mr .an d M r s J ohn Rasmussen Dar low and Mr .and Mrs.Paul
an d da u g hte r a r e n o w r e s id i n g a tiwu lf and Cli ffo rd visited a t th e
is employ ed in the b omb er p; a, ,t| Be rna rd Th omp so n h ome. Su nda y .
Mr. an d Mrs. Ray mond Ra smus-sen and daughters and Mr .an d :
Mrs.W i ll Ma y o and J ean uf
Roc hester were Wednesday even-
gu es ts o f Mr. an d Mr s .Ro be rt'
Rasmussen.,Sunday afte rno on and supper
guests of Mr . and Mrs. Chris Rus-:mussen we r e Mr .and Mr s.J .T.Nels on, Mr. and Mrs . Rober t Ra s-i
rlillsslln,Mr .and Mr s .Har old
ltnsmussen an d Shirley and J ens
:mren5&lI.1Mr .an d Mr s.Her be rt Hansen
entertained on Sunday afternoonin h on or of Mrs . Min ni e Benson's
and Mrs. Hsnsen's birthday s. Pres-
ent were Messrs.and Mesdames
Alb ert J e nse n a nd family of Oak-lan d, Laz ie r a nd dau gh ter of Om-i
Iiha,J oe .lessen and family ,A1-L
bert Benson an d sons,0r vi lle1
Bens on a nd d augh ter, Chr is Hen-sen Lau ra Ma e lr s
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Brewster School closed F n d a y
wi th 9.dinner and prog ram and
gg; c ream. A large c rowd attend»
Mr .and Mr s.Paul W u lf a n d '
sons spent Sunday at the Bi ll
J app home.
Mr .an d Mr s.Bernard Th o mp - ,
son and son a nd Mrs.SvogrersonspentSundayafternoonst.the
Henry Tietgen home an d Friday
evening a t Babe Ry an's.1
Wednesday evening guests o f .
A lma Svogers on. to help he r c el-
ebrate her birthday . werevM1'. and
Mr s.Be ma r d Thompson and A l - |fred James.Mr .and Mr s.Ne ls
Sorensen and Dic k, Mr. a nd Mrs.
Paul W u lf ,Donald and Clif lon d,|and M r s Ama n d a Svogerson.=
Cards were play ed wi th ~goi ng to Mrs . P au l W ulf an Ber- I
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:ne rd Thompson,hi gh ;Mrs.Svo -I
gerson Cli ffo rd W u lf .second.an d lrene,Il |I \gg m § ¢ I 1 B UH»an d Ha r o ld J €l1' iMrs . Tho mp so n a nd D on ald W ulf,
a.Those helpi ng Ray mo nd Ras- i
musaen c elebmte his birthdaySunday , were Mr .a n d Mr s . Ha r i '
old Rasmussen and Shirley M r
lo w;and Pa ul W ulf.tra veling
an d Mrs. George Rasmussen a n d :N .T .~ D
family ,Mr.dsr£&l Mraa Chris § " " ' 1 R E A L E S T A T E I N S U R A N C
mussen,811 r a n Mr s .arlandNelson.|zu S o uth s th Sz .
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Mr s.J ohn Stork,Friday : n e r - 'nn e | \_...r I ooo-| »~»+-| ~u»+++++
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Ursnaen w runerum wnue wervisited Dr, and Mrs. H. W. Grin-
den.,The pinochls club met with
Mrs.Emil Pollen.Wednesday.
Prizes were swarded w Mrs. Hsr-lsn Christensen and Mrs. Ole Jen-
hosmess at the next mee .Fridsy,Mrs.Leo Fausett en-
sen.Mrs.Ole Jensen_ will bem m \
tertained nine lsdiesstrstiontea.GuestsClare Johnson. Mrs.Mrs.Herve Lewis.Triplett. Mrs. ChrisW. E.Mason,snd
Brunton.N.R.Bundle ot 0msh|» whowss recently A pstlent lt the Ve!-ersnl Hospital in Llncolfh re-turned so his work on Monday
st s demon-
wers Mrs.
Emil Follen,Mn.ElzyKorshoi- Mrs.
Mrs. smiley
Mr snd Mrs Jun Thompsonwere visitors st Bernsnd T'hU\'nP'
son's 'hzesdsyMrsnd Mrs Ansel Taft spentWsdnesdsy evening st the Psul
Berry home nesr Calhoun.Mr und Mrs Clsrk Jshnel md
Norms spent Wsdnesdsy evenlnl
sf. the I-'rank Jshnel home.
fThe U s com Gund needs
msn between 17 and 85 to opente
noon. rne lesson on "vrymxBriningFruitsandVegetables'was presented by Mrs.HarlandNelson.Mrs.Csssio Hansen ledthe sfwv in several musical sm-»lections.Visitors were Mrs.Ru-dolph Fuchs and Bonnie,Mrs.l..\oyd Pullen, and Mrs.I'\:chs.
Mrs. Hsrlsnd Nelson assisted the
hostess in serving nlreshrnents.Visitors during the week withMr. and Mrs. Hsmld E. RasmusenuidShirleywereMr.and
Mrs. George Rsnnussen and fsnvily, and Mr.And Mrs.Harold
Christensen sud family.Mrs.Immanuel Andresson andStuiley of I"remonf. were Sst.ur~dsy shemoon visitors with Mrs,
Emrns Andresson. Stsnley is leav-
ing this week zo be inducted intothe smxy The Andresmn familywere former residents of thiscommunityMrand Mrs.Perry ToebbenwereSundsyeveningguestsofMrsndMrs.Everett Stork.Mr and Mrs. John Tsylor cn-wumed on Sundsy afternoon in
honor ol Tommy's birthdly forMrandMrs. Jens Hsnsen, Mr.snd M n Ed Hansen Edu s nd
h KG. snd Mr. sind Mn. Hsmld Tay'
llo ng o ur mm a n P. o . Bi ds .
»Rin, Mrsnd Mrs. ciinm 'l'ool»
undreds of new patrol bon'-I s lor snd (sadly.
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Blnir Ne b r u h Hn m e
I l l a n t n m m i l l mhu ws t ht
beauty d new gudam. For whiff
glndiolu the Stn:o l Bethhlumh
ll!! lldd ol.0rL em| nrlo de s uegood.If y o uc n-e !o rpi nkl,\'llT
'he Picudy,Bunn or Debondr.
The Mlnuet in x lavendnr gladwhile the Golden Chimes and Gold-
.. as Cup ue of the yellow vu-alties.
I! you don't need any more vege-g hblos. why not fill in the blmi.
'. ' g u d m m w w i t h \ u m . n m :
`_`colur?
_".All indications are that Bi e n
mlihould be lou of roses.But this
mxia the time ui the season the nlugl
fge t bm. " °°;Spny y our gm#
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HERMAN STEEN CLAIMS JUNE AS
'DAIRY MONTH'
Funazd services fur Henan _Stew, Fort.Calhuun, wen h||¢|Atlentmn was d.ivr~'ed Thun-Wsnlnuday l!}ernoon, May 20, gn day ~ the impqmnce of
,. . . _ . _W A
11 yon Ire planting a view
gudan you wil\ be interesid i
p\;.m,ing more vegetables.ThiM. the ideal week for sweet po
\w¢¢.Plum than in rows we
'moulded up.The plum a n -
Men, 17-50
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i t wi ll tr ai n me n between the
ages 1 7 a n d 5 0 t o o ' p e r s t , e i t n | ¢ .
c r e t e i m: f r d e te c to r .
Previously the mi n i mu m m e
f o r RA D A R the detec tor ¢Pl19.ra-
tual, had been 21 . Ne w th e Na vy
wi ll ac cept y ou ng me n between
17 a nd 2 0 in sea men rati ngl. Men
s r m w n n a n m s . n i r k v d a n d d e
li vef e d th e name dxy .R.A .Ho ok s.21 -I t
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tini shi ng,re n i ri lll-seat a n -i n g , r u g m i .mn tt m s u s , e k .
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ifornin; and two c ousins, Mrs. An-10ffi¢i1lls du r i n g th e i r to u r o f th e
ns Hxg g e o f Blai r n d I-Ierrnani¢¢'*»° capitol building.
Ay e o f Omah a.\A ll sec iions o f the sta te we re
___ _ _ _______epresented in the delegation o f
- - - - u n - 4 , - . I ¢ .* w h a » . » n » n n * | . : \F l u x
varieties are oem.
No w i s a g o o d ti
md to ma to p i a n ts .
stones ar e ou t,th
toronto p h mta ova
also a g o o d ti me
l w i m Black m ume far Clbblgelapnying mzvilrlyAl'-h°\l¥\1I/Omegreen worm! are Umre nreq fewilable.'s ls2 ° s t a r t s u c c e s - M E N I N T H E
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me.
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Hermln,who
or Army serv-?amp Robinson,
n,son of Mr.Clements n l
\n!dayn agoca,New York;r furlpugh here
flying lighters
O R S AL E !mu uc m 0nruln | ------house close in.Als o in c o me 'It a lso wa s an n ou nc e d th a t th e
r t by o wn er Phone 292.Na vy hu ad op ted a. stan d ar d e xroy.S J 'a.min| .tion to detertplne tlfe .qual-
PHONE u :nd give us yo u r ~wnntads. Only 21: per word per oinsertion insures instant sale of rthat unwmtod mrnime. em.g 1
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nf men w ho man t o an"'*;'__=....¢....~.~§hwu in fh a dntnrf
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~eveioped by the Naval '1`rn.in~
;School ( Rl d i o Mater ia l)i n
ugo,the c xa min ati on is de-
ed to npeed u p th e pr a wn s
induc ting R A D A R me n an d
my be tak en a t an y Na vy re-
lti n g station.I t inc ludes ra-
o,elec tric ity ,algé br a an d shop
tice.'w ""
A n e w rc c naiting y atem fo
D A R a 1 | o h n b e e n l e t u p . T ] ;
~agp school will b e a c lear in~
u s e f o r d l m u .Elmmlna ti~
~rn every s t lt e i n th e ooun
ll be shipped there for gradin~
. d t h e N a v a l ' T r a i n i n g . .
l
one thlt qualified men be en-
.| with ratings consistent with
eir age and ability.Men over 21 may be enliltecl as~o Technicians, second or third
lass.Radio Technician is s new~tty officer rating. ,PotentialDAR operators will in this
ting until they complete their
mining, when they may be ele-ated w RADAR Man first cial:
Chief RADAR Mun.
Specialists accepted for this
ork enjoy a two-fold advantage,ey are serving the fleet in vi-
cnpncitiea, :md their training
ultra. high frequency radio will
|p them for good jobs in the
levimion field when they return
| civililn life.
Advertise in Tha Entm-p-dna Hou~,w i l l # ' a. ,gy 1_
A dlm wr a mu~'n dollar we aan6ls oun auom
~ J On fresh gran~v l o n n u s
On ranun s Asw#*annum \\»
2 »51?1¢,z4'f»=~am»f¢¢:,»¢a»»f4.
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m 1 / /' Tlm's the time to hy on your favorite
'f ,a i t
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O n u u r p r lnSANDWICHES
a-~ v\0 "»
i
or 1 =»devic e.
~eveioped by the Naval '1`rn.in~
;School ( Rl d i o Mater ia l)i n
ugo,the c xa min ati on is de-
ed to npeed u p th e pr a wn s
induc ting R A D A R me n an d
my be tak en a t an y Na vy re-
lti n g station.I t inc ludes ra-
o,elec tric ity ,algé br a an d shop
tice.'w ""
A n e w rc c naiting y atem fo
D A R a 1 | o h n b e e n l e t u p . T ] ;
~agp school will b e a c lear in~
u s e f o r d l m u .Elmmlna ti~
~rn every s t lt e i n th e ooun
ll be shipped there for gradin~
. d t h e N a v a l ' T r a i n i n g . .
l
one thlt qualified men be en-
.| with ratings consistent with
eir age and ability.Men over 21 may be enliltecl as~o Technicians, second or third
lass.Radio Technician is s new~tty officer rating. ,PotentialDAR operators will in this
ting until they complete their
mining, when they may be ele-ated w RADAR Man first cial:
Chief RADAR Mun.
Specialists accepted for this
ork enjoy a two-fold advantage,ey are serving the fleet in vi-
cnpncitiea, :md their training
ultra. high frequency radio will
|p them for good jobs in the
levimion field when they return
| civililn life.
Advertise in Tha Entm-p-dna Hou~,w i l l # ' a. ,gy 1_
A dlm wr a mu~'n dollar we aan6ls oun auom
~ J On fresh gran~v l o n n u s
On ranun s Asw#*annum \\»
Q |»51?;¢,ra'» ~ : » ¢ ¢ f '
"1 /Tl\ui's the time to hy out your favorite
m n n n i s s l G *
./i==',.l.- 4 1 ~ / y '. /~T`s .
/\ \- r - " "f ' ' _ £ ~ , _ 4 g . , . . ?
L 1 1 ""9.<.:~;"5'
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mu 1;\4 »,,. -.w .,.3"f?7\~a v. 0 U ° > " " ~ O m a " ° " ' * " " " : ?§ ' 2 » . ' £ ' 6 ' £` -3 .»~~ "f f "
.7 ; $ u l \_3
O n u u r p r lnSANDWICHES
a-~ v\0 "»
~ py-tfz maui.Large bunchel of broiler: picked
up at your funn.21~1t "Anson PAPERQ line Keeburd Q*
».....A .adam machine naner.nmm u l wg beans, ms perHbu~|§1]}' "`"' ~ Endril-me.ofshal. B ng Henry __¢{=;|ur-nn §¢~`|1~3
Jack Cady of Arnngwn um;-tured above)was graduated
from the Kansas Suu; College
at Manhntun, Mondny evening,
nmivfins his degree ol Doctor
nf Veterinnry Medicine.He hu
alba passed successfully the ax-nmiundons which will entitle
him to n reserve commission as-.. ,L- \r.»..»h..
ridmen.Z1-xr r u n " _ " .
ONE JENNY MULE for sile. WL B-ROOM HOUSE for rent. Phone1200.Rudy Thmdan. ne. z 29a 2o~u
21-w
FOR SALE:Lnwnmowera.re-xira for ll! makes, nhxrpening.eck's Shop, College Hill. PhoneBlnck 169.1s-cf
APARTMENT FOR RENT.101Ent Gnmt Strtet, Phone Whim147.21-1\
N O T I C E S
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Tke mgenu Scnolaramp wa r "_-..now too.Use Rotenone or Pyre 'addai to the lxmy mr corps lad'-awnrded to Anne L a n ,the!Dr. and ~ D. R. Enlers .n.1\n insecticides zu coumenctl Wednegday by graduation from
.e:\"'1%'3_'€*1°:>'.:f"f>!5r:¥'¥P» P1221 I £=~f¥¥'>' .'1'f;*ff.' ":.,.$.=°'::'f" Bi'&l them.'gulf coast ' tyaining centarm 'fe '
In o mla ; : mu me manners cuueg¢1DWi|.,Dluxuuy,Wlul us .ummm _1(_Obe t..Th e son o f mr .schojarahip,Ru th A n n Ne u m n n m lp a r e n u , Mr .and Mr s .H. T . E h -Flo we r Iovera can s u l!plant Glan rs
Dlp lo n u s were presented by lle r a .Donnie E h l e n remnined to gladiolan f o r la te f a ll bloom.a n d Mm.Bert Obe rst of Hermann,T h u.some beautif ul varieties he wa s gr a du ate d fr o m th e K e li yPug! Kruge r of the b oard of e du~ \ spen d the summer with h is grxnd-e m re- - * - -*M....¢.=.whic h c an be purchased at a nomi-Moo re S¢hool.
F i f g t u e u m n n n r m u m " = " = " "- -f a r t ! !n f than U .S .A m y ._L ..r-..¢ I SUMMER FUTORING; grade andoolllxlliied-l.Reading,
'l'mu»w mr availableMJ W * f " "" "FOR SA|..r..:uelco ugpn.plllu..hi h ,nhCady, WT ls *h~';,Y'}f_""°"ty"f,'}c md motor,1s bmariea for zyging
f D r . m d K A I some pop-lo\»"nd|nn. rm returned to Ari-f?f'.'i. an ig.. n.§h»w 21.xt " I "'E"E°' " " ` i § i > I > n m ~ y .I n -
on_1 +l L J l n l § v v ¢ q - - . __\U l u i x u u u n n . . . F _ql.l.llB .ll 'HU"§»in g to n md wi ll be a s so c u ted i n _
th e prac tic e o f hi s professionwith his fu.ther.S H E P HE R D P U P S f o r a l e .By -Q U R H o pron Bunn, Phone 12 on 52. 21-lt D..,.=§..1.,.."5"l,,'?°»E§\1., ,§E..i' 1 " '
2 1 - lt
P O U L T R Y T I P S COPPERGLAD kitchen m u .B I. D. R\lll¢\L Klnsu City. llc.mod eondtion.GARDEN PLOWING and Mun121-it J. H. Grimm.work.can Ri 192.__,.... __,-__.-...m-tl Frank H.Stncklett.Up £0 April ISI.,me uuvcnn-_ __ment hu purchased 98,948 pounds GIRL To WORK for tuition, |_ `
board room md $200 weekly.sim building should b¢ done novof dried eggs for our nrmy, nary .. .~fm.:..z..Write Canibol Beauty ScJmo1.|see w.J . pmbgn. Blai r, Ru-
m d overseas ampmem..n u !Althe equ ivalent o f alyout 9,900,000 Oma ha,Ne br .21-11:
h I 1 b u m..tr.. ?I'.,I'.f..°.an mi\linn mount!!fogr.':+1°f §
zonalship.
vemzw
ale grins,neu worxmxn-21-it
television ~field ~hen the~ return
no civililn life.
Advertise in Tha Entm-p-dna
deldytock.Hnve n variety ofpremxuma.Binh-RzndaringService. Phone 17 collect.Ho!-gg Jansen,Agtnt,Union Rem-erihg Co.. LzPlltte, Nebr. 9-tf
w A N T E D
WANTED: Good mad ndding ml-chine. The Enterprise 20-tl
Adlmwulnm
dollnrweun
IS UUR auom
for vlnonv wiih
u. s. WAR sonoL O S T
SWEET POTATO,tnmnw nnd
cabbage plnntn, ew. Sc doz. A.
Broughton, 803 Went Parll lp
LQS'1`=Silver pi n ,inscribed' Mother' .Return EnterpriseReward.21-1t*
o f ' ""§»11m» been- Mr-;:,i,.?'§1rit»"" "
ered by this nation to Great Bn-d'min under the Lend» Lease Ac t.C U T P E ON I E S 25 c to 506 oz.
m...n....,¢.m\nmxnd x o f mi mi -u i ld mf l Guver. 511 Ea st South-A U M I u u u a n n u u r " - -_ _e r e i n a l o t .o f c h i c k e n t o s e r v o n t
o n e m e a l b u t t h i s w a s t h e a m o u n t
_ , p h a t w a s f e d t o 1 3 , 0 0 0 A r m y A i r
C o r p s m e n o n F e b r u a r y 1 8 a t
m n | . l t » 8 F i e l d ,R a n t o u l ,I l l i n o i l .
A n d s o i t g o e s e v e r y d n y ,e v e r y
w e e k .F a r m e r s m u s t .k e e p t h e i r
h e n s l a y i n g a n d p u l l e t l g r o w i n g .
W e ' r ~ e i n A W o r l d W a r ,a n d t h e
f u - m o r e a r e a s k e d t o g r e a t l y i n -
c r e a s e t h e p r o d u c t i o n o f e g g s .
a u a u o v u * - 4 . __
21~1t"
F O R S A L E :1941 eudan f r mneed.$3 per hundred.L a r s
g;==;>,§=_:'°°"~Pho ne 212 on 54.
F O R S A L E :Fun kn G.Hy brids.
Aluo G32-212-94-and 53.Moved
ne xt to Hanc oc k Co.W i ll Ry -
zm.21 - lt*
W h y ?Be c a us e *9 '° Y ar e a P '° *° °' Ho me :F u n m s m n c s z mi ctin food~-ric h m henlth P_r°§=§}§>j~|euetiop at §la.ir Auftiotr ,1;;j,,,,
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u' v ,, y\n\i';\MEMORIAL DAY-SM*-';'r;~\Salgd Dregsing 1. 39g
y,..;»\\¢Fm¢Muncie Whxp ...-----...-----...-Q In observance of Memorial Da
Salad Dressing 3 5 C Safeway will be closed
Saturday May 30, at 1:00 PM~Duchess ---------L,--N--.----_Qt.,.
'Q ~ for vlnonv wan
u. s. WAR sono
°Carr0t§Califomia; Tops Rgmovei
0
0
'76/m?/wa/1"rRu|rs.,~fv£a£rAaL£s
NewPotatoes;§,`§','.§',I'Q,'{§,,§f'f.f 6u=- 25c
Cabbage New Crop, Firm Heads._.........Lbs. 4c
U'-7V2C
Celery Florida, Self-Bleaching_.__,__.._.Lb. loc
Oni ons New Crop, Dry, Yello\v,__._.
sunlfisf, v\`a,0 Oranges Medium arfde rge Sizes
.3u». loc
2_...._..m Bc
B d G U AR AN T EE D M e mr e a,_,,, In Wri1h|.'| when m s v n u n n e u :or enriched white.on YOUR uousv BACK
2441. mu loc Rib Steak
.u mm .,____sB e a n s S i r l o i n S t e a k
Gr e a t No ri h e m, l; r¢ e , vh i ¢ ¢A h m i l y h v o r l t n - - , _ - - - - - _ - - . L b .
""* Blu 224:Groun~.Beef Lb.
White King Pork Roast
-Grmulated Soap lain end mls -
"HZ 23c '¥»1'2 49c Slicqd Bac?
S u - P u r b
-Grllmlnted Soap ~ f a . . _ ___,-__--_-u
ifflf 221: '§i'Zi'? 43c/ Weiner:
Blue Barrel no ~¢HA§'i»¢ Pure
umary Swv523;Sc S A F
television ~field ~hen the~ return
no civililn life.
Advertise in Tha Entm-p-dna
deldytock.Hnve n variety ofpremxuma.Binh-RzndaringService. Phone 17 collect.Ho!-gg Jansen,Agtnt,Union Rem-erihg Co.. LzPlltte, Nebr. 9-tf
w A N T E D
WANTED: Good mad ndding ml-chine. The Enterprise 20-tl
Adlmwulnm
dollnrweun
IS UUR auom
for vlnonv wiih
u. s. WAR sonoL O S T
SWEET POTATO,tnmnw nnd
cabbage plnntn, ew. Sc doz. A.
Broughton, 803 Went Parll lp
LQS'1`=Silver pi n ,inscribed' Mother' .Return EnterpriseReward.21-1t*ing proteins,vitmuns UW " " " ' |Snturaay, June u, 1 mu. \..»un|--....1..ulete Hat of articles next week.
cSnlld md (baking OU ~_,2 9 c n m n 5 5 c M ° z 2 : : v § f # S
Potted Meats l..ihby'|'
Cheese ER '.§I"°5$;r.
Sun 1M u s t a r d 5 . 1 3 ~
Pickles §'|TE"f_fi'i'i.~
235'6c
2 lb ~ sse
3 1 I0 1 :
l7c
3-01. 141:Ohves Queen .,_._-_--_,__,_._-__B1l.
Potato Chips 2125,
Ritz Crackers N.,,;,°., ----_-Pkg.
Marshmallows mr.
.JSI 251:
""" 211:
I- lb .
n m !. , . . - - _ . _ . C l n . ~
Gtr/W2 Bw /9/uhay
Peaches 1.ibby'¢ _____--__,_.fN ~ 24 1:
No. 2% ~Peaches Culle crm -___..._..---Cln
No. lFruit Cocktail 335,
Peas Libby'n, nlze 1 _-.._
Corn '§Lt}L'L".;,%'R. -.-
Cin 131;
"Ei 151:
~ lic
T o m a t o e s G | M e n d d e - - - . _ - - _ - f f ` E . §~
Tomato Soup €.'fFF_--.__ ""81:
S |Prlnee Luv,
__C_;
""" 201:a mon rms _,-__..,,_,.--_-__1:m
Postum i"3§?"'e.. zs¢-_-
Malted M|lk32£'.1»... _
C D C D B Her|| \ey 'n _- . -_ _, . __ . -
S y r u p 2¥..°1"..'.}°¥|'L`{»i.\_
Pancake Flour Victor
Popped Wheat Dinrfi
'Muaselmln'
fat: 431:
1-lb.~
__,.--- --.Can
i - l b. 1 7 g
....---Can
z ~ 291:3 - l b . ~
- - - - . . . . B a l
" " " § , , _ . ~
XZ? 7 1:
J C HI C S Aamrted ,f1___,--__-_____ ar
~ N00di€8 ?§°"3i12'...t......'f€;§ llc
Salt Morum'\\- mind __.-._.--.-_..261?:"\. SC
=.....By now, most farmers have
their chicks imm meat typebreeds |11-udy well starved,but
milllxml of egg type breed! likn
Leghomx, Anconu, etc., nm atlll
to be hntchud. These chicks must
be knpt zfwinz if good layen neproduced. Don't allow them to be~
come ;,..,j\qTgD_Good bl h n c d
feed conwnlng animal protzlnn,vitamins und minenla must bekept.before them together withhnrd sharp grit, also oyster shell
nnd a lot of good (nah, clean wa-
wr.Keep the ground around the
brooder houses clemed up.Nev-
hr allow old litter or filth io pile
up even for a short while. Sell the
xuung males off early-give thepulletchicklmoreroom.Don't
put. of! house clenning for 1 rlnz-
le day il it in needed. Use only
clean bright litter that hu never----..._. ,... mmf mu. n "musty"
21-11FLOWERS-Peonien. 501: per dazen, 2 dnz. 90c; Poppies, 'l5c pe:
doz. Many smaller flawen. DorMoore, one mile cut of Blainon No. SU.2\-lt*
SCRATCH PADS, high qllllibbondpang:1.2¢per poundOther quahties, 8¢ Dlx pound.
20-tt The Enhrprlse.
I-'OR SALE: 6-room house, pam
modern.511 West Smith St.21-1:°Clifford Krause.
TOMATOES, cabbage gg-»f»~ 641
per hundred. Charles om. Hel
man.21-11
THOMPSON BROS. HYBRIDlows 939 'lute-TestedFlat grades $5.50¢ round grade$f.50.We reduction for qummy and own sa`ckn.Elrl J. Thompson, 11 on 32.
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C A R D O F T H A N K S
W E W IS H w ex pr es s ou r umnk n
to the mnny kind friend s who
anoi nted us at the las t la d ri tes
o l o u r d a r mo th er and u m t ,
M m . A n n Davies.W e espec ial-
ly th i n k those wh o sent m e h
bc a utif ul flor al of le ri nl n a n d
t . h ? e w h o ~ a s p a l l r e nn n the mi ni lbe r and th os e who
furnished th e music .
Ed wi n P . D a vle l,
Ne uh e ws a n d Ni e c a .
C A RD O F T H A N K S
W E W I S H T o E X P RE S S ou r
g n t i tu d e to th e k i n d friends
who ass isted ul dur ing th e time
of the lui . s ad rims of ou r d ear
husband an d father.W e es-
pec ially th xn k those wh o m i t
th e beautiful flor al offerings
ma d e .Mr s . E ve r e tt K i n z .
Ea r l,Ra y , u i d J u n i o r K i r k
Pi
cav Day M°z°::2'§.,_.Isau .Ra cuuni on _Pm 27c num 49:"'ea=::!=.Prf1f2H1§--------,, n. l5c
Du m wus va - - - -----as this mlY °* "°' ? ' ¥'Y °°
|eluding many famous sf-Able: that<-~°-ff\»»~|<.s...a¢.»| .
~y no very likely to become in-wd with Lorie Round WormsGealWorms. Trotting them
ce 9. month with a good wormmixed in their dry muh
m good control program that it
yi to follow.
1096 OF INCOME
AIRY IA K S T O O P E R A T O R S
Morris Stem,inspector in the
usd Food Division, Univer-of Agriculture, mn with Her-
.cream station open-sims onxy 26 and hdd A similnr :nesting
locll openton yesterday.The purpose of enh meeBng
to bring the attention of the
--~buye nwtha hrrtthntin
ebruka it in mind"-Ury cc grade
..»mumling m itl quality.
dame: ue reeogniud:firlt
ms, or sweet,hah, mmnted
---~md mound dna enum,Mah imzludes ull asm which
ot quamy ns first chu.Hr.Stern,in addressing the~li-ation operators,pointed
-that the enlox-cement ol LMI
~w in to the ndnumge al the
armor or cram producer, u heu receiva 1 higher price lor his
-lfi tln o ffi nt c lnuqu a li ty .
Tho federd government in in-
ing SN demand lor lint cllh
-~mdbubtar fornrmyua e,~ n w u w mx c h i n z mi n ml m
ttha meetings wereheld.
od
x
| " - ' " "~Ak-Su'-Ben'n $150,000 in pumsak~M o v l e , \M|.ny other proviadvns for fm|»'\
_..enjoyment and comfort hsvq ~
tin
fe:
o r Race m d
onpni l
pn nunding territo ry :me invited by
ls- Su -Be n to atte nd i ts 1942
:ce meet i n Omaha.on J une 3
nd c o mp limen ta ry ti c k ets my be
"F oo d f o r F r e e d o m" md " S mi le s
fo r Serldien"pr o g r a m;spon-
sor ed by A -S| .r ~Be n.
Also avu ln h le to n e e patr ons9; 1 l _ _ _ _ _ | .) _ _ __ _ . _|" " " " ' _ ~
.mined from the local Ambnssa-in me ylrzesr 11131: pawn nflnv"a|iGl=<»=-me T. Hedelund
land improved lince last yur.LL" "i§°{b'l2`"aE` i»}}=iua== A1on, Atkinson,Arlington,Ban-
foft,Bartlett,Battle Creek,
eemer,Blair,Bloomfeld,Bur-
ell, Clearwater, .»-lghtnn, Cm!~
rn,Decatur, Dodge, Elgin, Em-non,Emmet, Erleason,w i ,lon.Calhoun,Greeley,Batting-
an,Herman,Hooper,Howells.
lnmphrey, Kemud, Leigh, Lor-tte,Lyona,Madison,Madow
lrove,Niobrara,Norfolk,Oak-
Lale, Oakland, 0'Ndll, Oni, Pen-
ler, Petersburg,Pllgar,Pierce,'l.alnvle'w, Ponca, Randolph, Sth
gent, Scribner, Spalding, Stanton,
Smart, Taylor, Tekamah, Tllden,
Vendlgre,Wakefield,Wxlthill,
Wann, Wayne, West Point, Wil-
MARTIN BRANDT
BURIED THURSDAY
Martin Bnndt, A former FortCalhounruident,was buxied in
che Calhoun mmmry, lm Thurs~
day afiemoon,following luneral
services at t h e PresbyterianChurch. He had paaaed away athi! home in Omaha on Sunday,
my 1 7 .Mr. Brandt, who had moved to
Omaha from Fort Calhoun abouttwenty-live yean agu, la survived
by n atm, Arnold, of Omaha; anda daughter, Mn. Lillian Paulsen,
at Omaha.\
|
'i1'®"Ei?ms it
l § T n A w s
|Plenty of lighx, u#vial°§k~S=f-Bw *QW ¥*'°..°"'?F'?A§out HI!! qf thu M1 whp .°=¥1 Purcha8e War-Savings Stamps
at SAFEWAYI
:
i atnwi in cool open>lorf\||niddle west to mue m me cox- lm in the U. Q. Coll! Guard join weaves ...Ce:dnl spectacle of its lvrinl nm~ vm the advice of A friend nlrendy wggree |,m4,g
ming race: which thin yur no a member. Room 817 P. 0. Bldg,55 5meldms-»19-Y ZW; '£:2"§*' °~=~h~' l In 5 raised with Blue Food-Order Stamps
nun
smx 0F INCOME
IS 0||R uuom
Ill WAR BDIIDS
vitation each year in jdn in han-oring the vnrimu communities in
keeping with im long-dmc policy
of promoting good will among All
midwuternen.All who possibly
cm, ln urged w meant on the
day mantionarl.More newwman dan ever, in-
mx 0F INCOME
IS 0||R uuom
Ill WAR BDIIDS
vitation each year in jdn in han-oring the vnrimu communities in
keeping with im long-dmc policy
of promoting good will among All
midwuternen.All who possibly
cm, ln urged w meant on the
day mantionarl.More newwman dan ever, in-
mx 0F INCOME
IS 0||R uuom
Ill WAR BDIIDS
vitation each year in jdn in han-oring the vnrimu communities in
keeping with im long-dmc policy
of promoting good will among All
midwuternen.All who possibly
cm, ln urged w meant on the
day mantionarl.More newwman dan ever, in-
mx 0F INCOME
IS 0||R uuom
Ill WAR BDIIDS
vitation each year in jdn in han-oring the vnrimu communities in
keeping with im long-dmc policy
of promoting good will among All
midwuternen.All who possibly
cm, ln urged w meant on the
day mantionarl.More newwman dan ever, in-
Mr s . n c h ml d 1 i ¢ 1 1 ° v & » o f ~O n e r n c e L l o t h l e r
and H r and H n .(flawanon ..
mx 0F INCOME
IS 0||R uuom
Ill WAR BDIIDS
vitation each year in jdn in han-oring the vnrimu communities in
keeping with im long-dmc policy
of promoting good will among All
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