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~iremen From 3 Towns Foug
Farm Fir~ Seven~Hoursoil ln New
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_ _ _ -e n B i l l i o n D o l l a r s
B e B o r r o w e d D u r -
n g A p r i l D r i v e
E TO OPEN
Election 01 the teuhing n i l !
of the Bhlr City Schools for neri
yur wu held last week md vir
tunlly the entlrs s h ! ! h u been
asked to return.While the contacts have beenoffered, none of them hlve beencompleted inurnuch u the mln'
g?`
¢ntipulttion was lelt open pendinl E
M further discussion of the
ma r.The Board of Education
hopes w be able w lnerease sal-
aries ln keeping with other wagelncras a but their ability Lo du
`~--Lhgaction
Review of
3-A'sTo Start
On April lst
List (if Essential lndus-
tries Is At The Draft
Office
UGGEST FILING O~
P L A NE S A RE
GROUNDE D, RE -
LE A S ED A T A IRP ORT
A bisnkez order, muea zo \l\airports 'in th!! area,groundednilcjvlllnn-owned lirpknes luv.
Saturday, pru).biting them fromDrink in any nm-The order,however, was released Aglin ear-
ly Tuadny morning.Rouen for the order is notddiniteiy known here but it is un-derstood that n number ol plumeswere flying into restricted warzones without proper permits.
BLAIR TEAC f~Herman
londay Afternoon
VOLUME XLVII NUMBER 13
Ernest Lang And Gordon
Lowe F a rm s Suffer
Losses
THREE FIRE DE-PARTMENTS CALLED
Three fire departments bnltled
for almost eight hours Mnndnywith n fire which originated ntthe Ernest Lang farm two rniles
south of Herman and evenhmllyspread to neighboring places mid
even threatened u hHdg onf tho
Chicago-Northwestem ne which
runs nearby.In all,fourkbhild-
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u v . :a w w w - . -n e a s u r e s w h i c h a r c n o w pe n dNEW um If J.]..'\.).l\¢u.a.B Illlluulz;va " ' " ___Students ° " "par hc np ate d in th e nu m-Du r i ng the mon th of A pr i l, o u r 1
"1..»1943 the "*\Rn |_H .van e s.early 1l'§l8.r;m».»rnment needs to borrow thir-in g
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Effective npn-..-~,._Local Board will,in accmdance
with present Selective Service
Regulations start review of theClasslll-A Rcgisti-1ml.s w be
considered for clnsslfication into
a class available for military ser-
vice.E}\plo;'rr~= of men whose pres-ent classification is Clase Ill-A.
and selfwmployed men in the same~._-.....»:m~. sire list-
week. Students eligibb for ltu:treat were those whose grades
placed them ln the upper onefourih of thc senlor class.'
Church 'io
Observe 73rd
teen billion dollars to be used to
pay for Lhis war our boys arewinning.The Govemment, would
like to have every one of the 135
million citizens take a part in this
loan.The period we are going through
now, is definitely what would becalleds"sellers market".Thethings you can buy are few. pric-
._. |.:,.\.1: um nll (rv to buy
Sharpshooters
Pick Off City's
Street Light:
u:,.t. Qnlmnl Si'.l.ld€ntS Af
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ings wére lost ana a numwl U.pieces of near-new farm equip-
ment were destroyed.The tire broke out shortly alt-
er three o'clock at the ErnestLang place where A crew ol menwere shelling corn. Lnhg told/Phe
Enterprise that he had had 41,-
00O bushels nl com stared ln cribsand was in the procesé ol shellingltpreparatorytoshipment.All
hut 16,000 bushels of the com har
been shelled and had been mkcv
to the elevator but the cabs nn(
husks of the 28,000 bushels wendled about the fum buildings il
ls .B R Y A N T D R A K E
rations bu t in the main,
o struc tu re has been the
ho me of Bla ir Congrega-
~ a l a d a y w i l l o p e n w i t h
S c h o o l a s u s u a l n t 1 0 I L M .
m o r n i n g w o r s h i p s e r v i c e s
i n c h a r g e o f t h e c h u r c h
M r s .D e i - e l l e B a r b e r .P r e s -
r a k e w i l l d e l i v e r t h e m o r n -
~ n e s s a n d t h e r e w i l l b e s p e -
s i c b y t h e c h o i r .
2 : 3 0 t h e r e w i l l b e a c h u r c h
t o w h i c h a l l c h u r c h m e m -
n d f r i e n d s a r e i n v i t e d .C o f -
d s u g a r w i l l b e p r o v i d e d a n d
a r n i l y i s s s k e c l t o b d n g a
-dish and sandwic hes.
2:45 P M .th er e will be a n
oon servic e, open to the pub-
c h will be in c ha rge of the
rn Fellows hip . A pla y , "Ou r
ge", c o vering the his tory of
unc h sinc e its organization,
i t presented b y th e J unior
-ent.Th e pla y has been
t e n by Mr s .J .Hi lto n
~ea and will be presented un-
er direc tion.
the close of the after noon
cs there will be a. dedicntion
emorinl gifts.
7:30 P.M. an evening servic e
feature music /by the c hoir and
on by Rev. Ar th ur W . Ta y -
~! the Fremont Congregation-
hurch.A c andlelighting sei-
will c onc lude the ac tivities of
day .e pu bli c i s i nvited and ur ged
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b e t h e s p e a k e r o f t h e
n g a t g g m o m i n g
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1 ~:_OhRVICE STARS h
STILL AVAILABLE
ervice stars,for mothers of
in service,are nvailabie atWuhingtcnCountyBank
out co mi c hi s been u vneed.These are designed m
~z in.the window and the
quea bear one, two and threers.A phnxphomua mating
~es them glow at nigh§.
ELEASE JURY INPRING COURT TERM
Judge I-'rank M. Dineen was in
dr this week attending m mab-rx to come before the District
ourt.During his time here he
:used the farmer members of
e jury ho m duty during the~ing term so thnt they midst
able to give their lull atlAn»'on to the _ull-impaxun business
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status, wnose uwuy¢........ ___.\........ : - mm a c ti vity wh ic h i s LE-1Ji§. "5£i¢e§ win gb!
higher.1t's a timeadcnt. man salts awayiollars in Governmentwaitsfor a buyers'
invcgsting your sur-in war bonds now,ve them coming basil
-r the war is oven-
f l x g u IJ\ ». || vu .. .. .. - -m i t R i f l e P r a c t a
M o v i n g C :
Apprehension of n
Blair High School shaveadmittedpari
a street light break
has been madc.knq\\
be From
urs
. number\¢\|dM\L\ w1
Li»:ip\1m\Ing epidan
EU (LB so \.»..-._nec essary to the war produc tion or
whic h is su pp or ti ng the wa r ef-
for t,sho uld fi le tho Oc c upational
Ce rtif ic atio n, D SS 'F or m 42 B f or
suc h employ ee no tha t th e Lo tal
Board ma y gi ve c onsideration to
the c lassification to (Zines 111-B of
the regi strant.A list.of the essential ac tivi-
ties and occ upations is evailabie
at th e L o c a l Board offi c e and as
n re vie w o f the Cla ss II IA re g is -
..:_.......~lin§n|.v i t
r
Congreg:Will F
And
Th e Co m
observe its
Sunday ,A
of spec ial
an t Dr ak e
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great heaps.A spark from the exhaust of theshellingequlpmentisattributed
to starting A blaze in some corn
hunks and, fanned by a very heavywind,the flames spread to 'the
piles of cobs in but a few seconds,
Before aid could arrive the giles
uf cabs, which were eight or tenfeet high, had become s blnxlng
inferno and flames had leaped toa naarby machine shed. Tha longstructurewassoonu mass o iflames, destroying a quantity of
mm--new tractor equipment From
1:n this week,
r the Civi lian
Th e break-
zn to a veryreachedthe
o f the city 's
fly and threab
o f the city's
rkness.
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This pic ture, taken as the fire
at the 111-nest L a n g f a r m got.
underway lust Monday ,shows
the blames c oming from the roof
o f a garage and tool house.I n
I - ' n c \ \ : l n f \~
the bac kground a t the le f t is
pa rt of the lo ng mac hine shed
filled wi th trac tor equipment
wh ir h also wa s lost.No te th e
hu ge piles of c ubs.Me n in the
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forc grouno url.:£\\.uuma n,Ii o n na n ;J ens J
Casey Lutz, o f Blai r.
.1 A\. ,§.r. & ~w _ ' i 1|
"\1 ? .1 ' A
th inter est, but wh a t
portant,wi th grea tly
urc hasing power.Y o u
2 to buy mor e,better
thi ngs th an y ou can
md fo r less money .
war in whi c h the W in to Th e Enter pris e b;
Defense authorities.
age,whic h has rise
sizable figure,has
point of exh au sti on
street light bulb sup;
eras to leave oo n e
tr an ts is to starr .|rn|]|¢\\ll\u\|J|._wnuld h e a dvi sab le f or emp loy ers
to determine i f their employ ees
are eligible for suc h c onsideration
to Class 111-B and to file the DSS
Fo r m 4 2B a t o nc e .it i s b elie ve d
.......2.-.MII mmnr regis-
Cretc , will
day ,appea
church 1101
The c hu
and the
Da r t o f tl
all.LQBB the ' i f a n d str eet c o rn ers m un
i[€lflg WB DNB 01°Si 9 JRUUB 13\'l. wise to lend a. good b u lb n i e p lme me m i rL street
| Lhe city have I» n ¢ ; |
hut you have t .your9. so that we wi win
and make eve 'ng
wn seeine?ton County's quo in
ion dollar drive $240,-
lke up your nd right
:kc your shuge and as
increased 28%over me |w......,nmnbexz Mun. of the replacementswere necessitated by breakage andin many instances a tiny hole had
been made in one side as n pellet
from an air-rifle entered.
Last week a pedutrian noted n
car drive past a street light and
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A wh o are qualified ror Cltlbburc atio n to Clas s III -B i f sai d fo rm
were filed.If a r egistr ant i s rec lassifi ed tn
Cla ss I II -B af te r th e filin g of the
DSS F or m 42 B th e emplo y e r wi ll
t h e n b e g i v e n a 1 5 - d a y s 'a d v a n t e
l i . -1 _ , n i
the m u h
to the rag
tion gurl;
from the
grnnary,Meanwl
from the
a. largenearly1
Flames 1ring onethemol.
Lug shed the fire races:I of a nearby combina-Ze' and bool building and
re i t went to a small
mile, the lxlllwring heat
cob pile had set, fire I0gl-mary which had held
5,000 bushels of com.-need up the walls, :Shar-
end md selling lim be,At the nme time, theworked lk Why agalr
=<»Tsbi6\1s 11 Dayé
ind March 25th
e as you can.\H.elp your>y Help g'YU1lrMlf!
)atesFor
a n o c c u p a n n p m se ut h e w i n d o w w t a k e a = \ ; ; ; ~ a t h l t h e "'
l i g h t b u l b .T h e n w a s e w ' n -.,o l t h e s h o t , a c l i n k i n f o f l a s s , 2 L u e u t s n a n t E L .M e y e rs_.b x q i m n m f o l l o w e d b y e x t i n -? > ° J L f " { l 2 " . ` I . § ° § " ' b ; _ " § M ' f ~ J o h n
p u s o t h e i r
: M i n a o f t h e b u l b .d n u g h t e r ,B e t t y ,p a s s e d h w
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notice at auch time as me lut...Board might reopen the regis-tr|.nt's case for review for coneid-
available class for military ser-vice. This advance notice is given
to the employer to allow him time
to filo an occupational claim for
%eration to Classification 'to " " \l
the registranva deferment if he is
qualified for such" consideration.
WOMAN BUBIEEE
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\w \ . °Q Q l l \ U t o n \The Ucense of the car was re»-» »...,: an Am; time A confes-
\ll\l»n unrhn m a x c n a0|.1|. nol u ..........,, _,result of a plsne crash on March
10.11.At Llmt time, the pilot wa;instantly killed and Lleut. Meyernndend unconclous as the result
uf s communion from which he
,....... nmvm-ed._
The grunary at Lhe lef tof this
photo was nurrmmded hy :wsandfiresthreatenedit a t gll
sét flrealmosf c o n s t a n t l y .
Mounds in the background ure
piles of cobs buming.
times. The end """ char¥B<|% the Additional pictures on page 4
nomlce burned oi! and Bm ron!-f
fire hadthewir
which \\
anotherremnhnll
Cxlls
nii t o a n o t h e r c o n p n v
" "I...6 B fi n ! !f¢§Et I I O U IE.`§.`i§`.¥}°¥£f
lgainst Fairs Iiffr
See Need To A1d
Public Morale
porwu mm ..-_ .sion vus wnxng from tha youth-inl drivers. Shooting out um light
bulbs had became a sort of game,it was xdmiwed,something like
n dmet.shoot,uacept ,mhnt .uggunnerwasanthemove"in-:tend o l the ¢trget_A perfect
shot was the kind which com-
ma uv an n v - _ ,_gnimary wh ic h heh!fthe
ng. 16,000 budmgls of c gm.
f o r he1p Brou ght t h e
"----..A 'Tnknmnh f i r ?u w .-
Red Cross
War Fund ls
Over the Top
F u n d R a i s e d - I l o w I n E x - I
cess Of $ 5 40 0 f0 0 Q u o t a
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CHAPLAIN c r rs sROBERT JUNGBLUTHAS A WAR HERO
Sh!! Sari- Robert P. Jung-bludx, son ol Mr.and Mrs.
Jullln Jungbluth of Arlingtonwas cited as a war hero in aletter received Sunday by his
parents.The eammuniaation,
writ-ben by Chlplain James
Burris of the 98rd Bomb.
Group in Emzlwd. follcws:
»-.1.--. .u m '"Dear Mrs. Jungblughf
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Blur, nennuu ...N .,.,...,._.. ,departments but lbs high wind'
had spread the flames all over thc
(ann before they could arrive..
Men,shielding themselves withheavy coats, manned trazbors and
pulled brooder houses out of rangeof tha sparks which were wllngover a large area. Others plowed
fire rings around the buildings.,
running considerable flak that
they might be forced m leavetheir trwtors in the wake ol the
fine. So hewy was the wind that
the heat and flames did not go up~ ._ rr... .:- an nm usual manner
IIN BRUUUr,n .HOUSE FIRE
--f=,.|a ..f the
'Fw
\\a green light from agen-ling with the war, mem-the Washington County
sociation met at Blahlasi
pletely Bhattered the bulb ramne;than mertly puncturing it,they
revealed. The sport had even gumso far an to keep track of score:and to vie witii one another il
Mrs. Walter sappem.e..., ,. ..._Rose Hill vicinity. suffered burnsearlylllonduy morning in a fire
which deetrpycd u brvoder house
at her farm home eight miles west
ol Blair.According to Mrs. Sappenfield,
she had gone into the brpoder
house to spray the interior with Adisunfecmit. The spray cnnwned
a goodly percentage of dlstlllaie,
she said.As the fumes of the epmy grewstrongerinihchrooderhouse,
they suddenly burst into llnmes.ignited'by a kerosene broader
which she had forgotten w turn
off. Mrs. Sappenheld made u dash
for the door and emerged wiL\\ herhair and hee quite severely glnged.
She was also burned sbvut the
hxndl.215 chicks were honest! inthe
PR
und nl'
the saxchurch
tionalle
The
S\mdu}
The
will h
pastorident.
ing axcial nr
Atdinnem
bers .
lee al
e8¢h
cover
At
gre :
W .min u a nd Bet <1w==\... »aW n rec om.a n y \ .» . . . . a1 9 4 3 e x p o s i t i o n .
y e a r t h e e n t h u s i a s m o f t h e
a s d a m p e n e d b y a n o r d e r
m e w a r o f f i c e s t h a t c o u n t y
r d p u b l i c g a t h e r i n g s s h o u l d
n d o n e d f o r t h e d u r a t i o n .
o w e v e r ,t h e h o l d i n g o f f a i f s
L i n t ~41 li g h t bulbs had
to be re plac ed an d the d ty 's bu lb
stoc k is riepleted.Sinc e light bulbu are made from
c r i t i w w a r m a t e r i a l s ,t h e i r w i l l -
f u l d e s t r u c t i o n c o n s t i t u t e s a f o r m
o f s a b o t a g e w h i c h n e c e s s i t a t e d
" "'f " - - - - - ' t i n a
1:Qs Washington U01
its q uo ta s et f or
lC r os s W a r Fu n d
'D r i ve Cha irman\ -*»UJn.r\nnlf'|7|\f
|.\¥\¥y [188 Lwwuiswuthe na ti ona l Red "I h a ve ju st r e tu r n e d h o m *l n w un:....drive, amnuunced "'visiting y our son in the hos-'bu t s we pt alo n g1 : 1e g ro u nd s ea t-
H .L y le Gny er *pntal and mm ha ppy to any "i n g eve ry th in g i n th e ir p ath .
..\ ! _ _H . . -. m n 1 T h e B l a i r F i r e D e p a r t m e n t f a
1 ! _
a s a n e c e s s i t y n o a t r e n g m -t h e C i v i l i a n D e r e m f e p o l
:..m n r r d n B h d t o ¢ !f £ 3 t 3 8 n n m i n c i n t n t h i !p x c t u r e .
lllllllhvcn.
P e n a l
and f§nx\ clean-
are naw in pro~
r township in thelated its gold and .
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that he is leelmg mm ...-in gxzellent epi{im.Yourboyhu ma de of hinme\!
quite A hem.He unques-tionably nved the lilo o i
nm of the members of the
a
0O
\new pumper truck was prenleu xn-
(Cantinued on page four)
;R I V E R M A K E S
m l m - F O O T R I S E
L U #b l u e ' n u - - -.a s a n d t h e y h a v e b e e r §g ' l \ { - \ b m a k . a . g e w i l l p e s u l t i g h e w y s e n
blessings of war autncm- lrences, ig, has been poxmea uuu
Augult 31st,
md..cold weatherfuir~goers atBoard set the
s month thi!
September nt
xdful of the
lke pt manylast fan, the
ahead almost
l details have been worked
regarding entertainment but
atary H. C.MeClellnn told
Enterprise Wednesday thatas confident some good talent
l be an1nged.
aplays will center around A-Hrities, largely, since older folks
too occupied with other things
ng these war times.resident of the board in Dr. D.
Bloch, of Arlington, and Clar~
: King. ol Blair, is vlce~prai-
t. Albert H. Miller is treasurer
H.C.McClellan,secretary.
,er board members are George
rt and C. B. Mehrens, of Cal-
ln, W.A.Steavenlon of Fon-elle, Howard Jensen oi'Blair.P.Rhea of Arlington,and
urles Nelson of Herman.
ose 500 Chicks
And Broader
e aH o u s e i n F i r e
Zatastrophy W as Not
Discovered Unt1l.The
F o l l o w m g M o r n i n g
Mr. and Mrs. Pnul Knecht of
Lrhngton received a shock, Sun~
lay moi-ningwhenthey discovered
hat their brooder house md
i00 1.wo~dlyald chicks hjad been
ieéroyed by hte dunng the
ui t.The cntantropiry was not dis-
covered until they looked out the
window md saw( only n.n_ empty
on siirgirigingly close to those
who guide the aifairs of the com-
munity.
Warm Weather,
Wind, Shatters
Glass, Records
Freakish Weather R u n sMercury To 86. Wind
Blows Southwest
Mm-eh went out like a lion. de-
spile yh=;;;=f way it 5niht havecomen,in its wil mst min-ute lashing it caused alshattedng
of not only store fronts an
bmrxnlings, but of the weather ree-
o aa well.Wann, summer weather sudden-ly seuled upon this vicinity this
week and sent the mercury up to
85 dogma on Monday and 86 on
Tuesday. These were the warm-;;_; March days since 1928-1 oer~.-txhigha're:i§:dexioi: M...3§"€."9~» XE
grees wl'\ich\wua recorded in 1907.
And while the high records werebeing run up, an lll-time low for
Mamh ofrd d°@;;" below zerowasrecoon'1th. lt wasgm met time there had been.be-
ow zero weather ln March since
19:12.1The high wind which prevailed
ull day Monday and Tuesday.
turned w the proportions of a
gale lute Tuesday evening, doing
much duqage over the county.linhBlu; the phte glue front
o e mberg Hmdwue wasblown in, littering the store with
xrirottered gin and making a mr-
'xc eras.wna and streets
ere itte ~ l i m b s .'Q
~ :tex .,...€f":§§1..'*1&. wi-in
LT.ERVIN L MEYER
he never regained consciousness.Deceased was hom at Row.
Nebnaka, a little town near Lin-coln; he was 25 years of age.IleatienddthescareAgrizuleu-al
S¢hbo\ at Llnwln from which he
graduated and was later appoint-
ed as Ddry I-lend inspector.In
thi! capacity he came oo this
county and here met Miss BettyCompton who on May 2, 1942 he
married.Prior to this on April 30th of
the same year he entered the
service and was sent no camp
Grant, Ill. as a veterina.ri.un andtechnician. From Camp Grant howas sent w Camp Carson,lll.l
.then w Fort Sill, Okla, and later,to Tens. Here his wife foined him
and i twul here he experienced
the plane crash that resulted in
hi! da th.He received the rom-
misiidn of Second Lieutenant on
January 7th.The accident oecimd while he
and the pilot were making aen'n\observations ior the field artillery.
The cause of tho crash in unlgnownAfter his death he was granted
an honorary net of wings fron*the Army Airforce Glider Detach-
ment.A military funeral was held
lest Tuadoy at Grace Lutheran
Church,lincoln with the pall
bearer! members ol' the Lincoln
Air Bane
TILLIE'S CAFEIN NEW HANDS
Mrs. Lois Miller has leased Til-lie's Cala and began business lust
Mendny morning, it has been an-nounced. Mr. And Mrs. Fred Zech-meilwr have gone to OmahawhenMr. Zechmeiswr will meek
defense work.Mrs.Miller has
most of the money is in uie ii-im.of County Treasurer Fred Guyerwho will turn it over to the nation-so
al organizationTheseveral wwnlhipi which
were not yet quite complete willcontinue with their work through-
out the coming week so thot in
the end, every township will have
gone over the top._Final figures of the rnorrth-long
drive will be released next week,
Chairman Guyer told The Enter-
prise today.
oB l a i r M o t o r C o .
Damaged By 1
/' Fire Saturday
one Gm Good stan Be-`
fo re Di s c o v e ry . Cre a te s
De n s e S mo k e
Fire, believed to have originat-
ed from defective electric wiring,
dunlged the building and stock of
the Blair Motor Co. Sutnrdxy dt-
ernoen. The Iire, which broke outsuddenly,sent great billown ofsmoke over the entire business di:-
trict and attracted several hun
dred persons to the scene
The tire apparently storied in
the attic ol the eut portion of the
building.Sealed in by a metalceiling and a composition _nkftightmot, the lire apparently nnoldered
for some time before breaking
through. According to Bob Temp-leton,owner ot the concern,heund several others were in the of-fice at the time the tire was dis-
coverd.A puff of smoke and Abunt ot flame broke through theceilingandalmostimmediately
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with utter disregard of his
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content to hlve stayed athis own post, he would nev-
er have been injured. By his
bravery, however, the hva
of at lout two men were
saved.We share with you in
youu' pride and joy.1 am
happy to nay that your son
is well on the way to recov~ery and you should be hear-
ing from him yourself in
the near future.If at any time I my be
ol service to you or yourson, feel free to wi upon
me.Yours in Hia Service,
James A. Burris,
Chnplain"Sgt. .lungblulh was report-
ed several weeks ago, to havebeen seriously wounded in a
bombing reid over St. Nnznir-
re, France. ln a letter written
this week to his parents,Jungbluth revealed that he
had lost his right erm as the
result of his wounds, but did
not reveal details.However,
he did state that he is conva-leecing in an English hospital
where he is treated like aking". He hui been stationed
in England lor some time as
radio mm on a B24 Libera-
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O I U I I D U O O O J O .
The Missouri River ls up about
four feet today as flood waters
from the ues of Bismarck,North
Dalrotu, begin to flow past Blain
First information of the com-ing rise was rdayed to U.S..
W e a t h e r Observer J.HiltonRhoadesearlyWednesdayfrom
the office of the Weather Bureauin Omuha. Any further threat of
flood will be received here vla thosamemeans so that those along
the river muy bo informed in am~
plc time.
The Weather Bureau reported
to Blair eariy today that the rlv-er would be about 18.5 feet Fri»
day morning. The rise would be
about 18.5 feet Friday morning.The iso would continue unLll Sat-
urday. Flood stage is 18 leet.
Petersen &
Haecker Get
More Contracts
Two More B o a t s Con-
tracted For.Five Now
Under Construction
Fred Haeeker, oi the Peterson
and Huecker, Lui firm returned
recently from Washington, D. C.,with n contract for two Const
Guard bonu '13 fr., 6 in. by is fe,
10 mn. Thane two bona are to bethe attic of the building which is120 fm wide and firemen bmled "gl in the New Orleans district
the blue for nearly nn hour be- "ThZ'i.'I;."§1.§?;*'." 'i§"l.2°'i`§;.
lore it was finally pronmmcedi ~v as 'tuna, which in the same clue as¢°'"Pl¢i'§ly subdued.the Fern recently built, the .leunDamageto the stock was not Marie und a bon for m (mn ln
_,,\..no 'mu K ,,wx _
-_ »\.. ...M the entire east portmn of mf' build- heavy,n number of parts being .1.,I`L.....2';....§,".§f'3L ;'.....§ ~
».,.=u ni \.. delivered in 1944.
bmoder and almost. nan ox u.=..=
were \ost.The Blair (im depqlment wassummonedbutthe buikling and
gquipmenv. were guna belore they
urlved.
M . A . C . S P O NS O R S L E C -
- # - -n n n n n t
nc, vPilglHeri<
the 4
willDapxw riRhcx
derTURE run aunuu1.\
D o n W arner,man.:1Juv\»v.._,Educ ation on the c ontrol of vener-
egl diseases, spoke to s. group of
th e membe r s of th e. Mon dn y A f t-
ernoon Club snd»other interested
citizens, nhowirlg th e cause,ef-
fects, has c ure of th e dii ier ent
forms of vener eal dissases.
Those present re po rt a.veryinterestingandinstru c tive rneetf
in g Th e Iecture is bei ng given
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:His (Thursday)alwrnouu W ...- 5|pupils of the high school.
Epyire Qognty mnIlIiow lncluded \15 Papio Work
County Farmexjs Derqand-m
ned 100 Pct. Incluslon
By Huge Majority
M . "than 160 Wuhinbwn| \ v ¢ u - - _ _C o u n t y f a r m e r s w e n t t o t h e p o l -
l i n g 'p l a c e i n B h i r ,S a t u r d a y ,t o
g u t t h e i r v o t e s i n f a v o r o f f t h e
i n c l u s i o n o f t h e e n t i r e c o u n t y i n
t h e P a p i o S o i l C o n s e r v a t i o n D i s -
t r i c t .O n i y t e n v o t e s w e r e c a n t .
a g a i n s t t h e m o v e m e n t .
V o t e s w e r e w a s i t t h e M a t t h i a -
. . - _l ) » { | H B H *n u i I b a l l o t s ,a l a n ,
B
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C
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h
1.
cBen nun-m.,,._ -._.were obuinnble nt central points
throughout de ommty._
As a rem\z of the po\ling, all
ui Wuhinzwn County minims
--'1..........»
GRACE HILL ISCONVALESCING
m.. r:f.mun\. who f~>°°°"¥
w h u r é t h e n r o u u e r m m V l n u e u u n s m |:\ .uu ,` |:\ .ug p l i w f a ns t o o d t h e n i g h t =» f° ~ = -D n u i vt r . a n d m u g n s n n s h u m
t f e r 0t h e n i g t t h e h ?. \ . .....+c:.u..fl L'I?§,.§'..,...O n e b m o d i
" "N _b bean with uae nnn un ...Q P.. ~.mg was dire. Stored m Ug ; wet with wan1-epcngd _lg earand sm y 'washing r00m which il ngtiely$ 2 u m Em m n 01 omm, the °¢fi¢e, wen a number °f md f',§;'f:'"' B ~
in the 'om mam uver um wedclmd at dw Fi" ma these °'°K"° ""' send-.ze~°
mms amdl hum of bu w w w .M -wi ws "P ""° "°"Y ""E""°'by """""'°'3'Mn. H. C. Jul Hin-The fin spread qmckly thmugh owned by G. J
er.LRB Duumng. I u '¢."...`I.l...2Q"f\§. firm m mfaredconddex-nble|"H" -°~\-~~~ '~----~~work for more than a year tm#
lo were covexd belom 5, cvntncil an wnrpfewl
The "" "' "" ¥'B there wi uno doubt i n otha!!
\. Rathmann.forth coming.
tim. md wsu Gllilrul -»=»~~ ~-. .......,,..,-.ith all thechicks Be-\¢hi¢k,ai»i15i»}¢»}ed ,
together w .aides the ioes of thu chickens, tbl Ben Bergman farm
1 _1.s-»:Hunail their ~ug)lost
th e limi ts o t m e |.l1lJJ£|lU5nlnnu\..,__,_,____.ww n s wi ll b u inc fud ad .in the' underwent | .ma jo r
Panpio Soil c qu nur vttion Dixidd . a n Omah a h osp ita l, re
...4 _1!.....:\J.Qu!llnrlgq uftnrnboil..
opentlnn av.
rmmd hmmSha is _ng-
and all hmmm vnu no u»,,.»~ .............,..,____f o r b e n e f i t s m d a i d s u i i e r e d b y f f v i n a n i c e l y ,m c o :
u n r m vé i
dans w w f - m m w wat $125.00
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r n
Bhdr. mbmkn. Avril 1. 1948
14
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\
F ~
ri . ~ ~(buf)
1.
a.s.w .~-:~,,_
_-"1 ' \
.|.
Pruco okin
w a t e r l o
mukolnnd-
a r .T h e n
broil, fry or
brain.
Pioln-7\b.
mm -1V,lh
Gwds wrmd
quo lhy pw-
Mn.
\
Hmandumndno w
odudboof.Pialnund
honaycemb, Iuthrgnhrnd.Purdsoaod
rub, plcklod o ramd Mak: hadnt
bYPf°P°f°°°Uw
Pre-c ookin
|w a l o r t ohc l~i m a p
l lb.
QoodsouroaofDividodlntorwopadsa
Haar t a n d lh ro ut
I
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u r n sm em l
2993
0n
- ' ~ 1<»;§f :f
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¥"";` 'fl \ m,four
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Sweerbrec
(buf.calf, lamb)
-\\l av.,four
'?i"1>.1 W.i " ~1 i = : $ " a n #
'.=-<-_,n f
~3 = * '{ n
B l l l i ~ "
{ b u f , o u l f , p o r l a m b )
1 M.four
w a r -Alb.
§ " : ? k
\f»°|:b-Zan
Rklu souru of
iron and pha-
mrus. Exod-
fa a vnu-ndmwvdquol-
ity pmfdn.
BM mn n hw hn-
dor bu! all boom nun!
bo mods under by
proper making.
Sruisaniuff
c md bra in,
H a w o fg r i n d f o r
lo a ve s o f
portion.
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ua, Bvilurnlns
a n d q u a l i t y
pruhln..
m b i uchaud
ot ,,,,<,|¢,,~1_ Mukahn-dor by propsr cook-lng. Pork and lambusually purchased
randy to urn.
Slmma r in
s a a s o n o d
y o u r o n li !
tl n d l r . R¢ -
mova ski n;
ur n an d o-
sind.
Pioln-7\b.
mm -1V,lh
Gwds wrmd
quo lhy pw-
Mn.
\
Hmandumndno w
odudboof.Pialnund
honaycemb, Iuthrgnhrnd.Purdsoaod
rub, plcklod o ramd Mak: hadnt
bYPf°P°f°°°Uw
Pruco okin
w a t e r l o
mukolnnd-
a r .T h e n
broil, fry or
brain.
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Goodsovmsolriboflavln (vw.BJ and quality
proldn.
mvidud lntofwvopdrhaHaar t and lhrout..~...:-fbnods. Tondarand dnlicnh in fkwor.
Prrcook In
;(1'*,§ to
Q u p.mf moku
firm; Bro\\,
fry, brehh
of umm.
wh
Good xourund
lromphoxpha-
us, B vlfamlnx
a n d q u a li t y
pfc hln.
Vw hndor and dd:-
mfl In flavor.
Pn-cookln
'";*°,{ioheu p.,..J' makl
flrm. Than
xzrumblo,fryoraoam.
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..._.I i n
Interstate Bus
Depot nt
H. J. Cooke Store
L E A V E s u m . -
Northbonnd- 9:44 am.
Nnnhbaund- 6:14 p.m.
Southbound-11:04 Am
Southbound- 7:00 p.m.
'LHE ENTERPRISE
JOHN A. RHOADES, Edim
;_ HILTON RHOADES, .ummm Editor/
Enmred as sccond-clam mine; under the m of Cangnu ¢
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Publllhed Each" " " " ' 6 5 Noun byTHE ENTERPRISE-m mAt Blair, Nebrukl
an-.mdur».J°1m um m indEATS Amm WA~M
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Depot at
The Eat Shop
L E A V E n u m -
No rt hbo u nd-
No rt hbo u nd-
So uthbmznd-
So uthbo und-
8:59 mm
2:29 a_m.
3:16 p.m.
11:16 pm.(buf, calf,
Kinds
j.-r r
f .1
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or tirdl.m i ,a n d B v i l e
mins, quality
prolain.Some
vitamin D.
Cdf,\omb,pof|:livnnmore fender thanbuf. Calf and lamblivin miidn in Revo'than pod: and bid.
~tot Hr. a.m:!~hlra. Fréd Park
nur He===~=-Tho odcudnn hon-A m r ' . : 1 | .':=.Food Valuoq.¢¢¢¢ahm°
.f
Q~uay mn Snwdlr mm an-.and Mn. mnk Bum.L[0nd.;ylmoming ~ Bitfxr n?tu:nedtoi l u
Riés xcura ofcan, lamb and wk
;y service ~ 1 £01iow1ng dl-Jr
iu n d also observed Ltr.Pe¢°k's
i b i n mm y .I M n .J o h n I 3 i . ( 1 ' | . r ,w h o h a s
s |a a n
Ibn#-flush.
!Richut mud:
dlron. High In
all l'
J N6
I a
a ';»-! ° ' d " 'K »';.~ .
! q " " °
F '§»1;
Kidney ~ !
b»f,w|f,,,°,1<,|°~n
534, lamb and pork
moreof TTU. Hover Oban
bod. Val oné lamb
kldmynarwrimaan
whh ¢|»,°p._
Rich source uf
inu-n,p|1o»sphor-
"Good sourol
vitamin A. Ex-
Gllkni for B vi-
tamins, quality
prdeln.
mf- 'r.;co-7%.lL°:,§,:¢.,,
J N6: n uIt o !y,r¢1
$hW,bm\\¢,
b r o i l c rgvlnd for
loaves or
,,°m¢.
~
BM mn n hw hn-
dor bu! all boom nun!
bo mods under by
proper making.
Rklu souru of
iron and pha-
mrus. Exod-
fa a vnu-ndmwvdquol-
ity pmfdn.
w a r -Alb.
§ " : ? k
\f»°|:b-Zan
I2Io16
2|o3
2003'I
8ruh¢.xluH
and bmlno.
H o w ofgrind for
Iouv u of
ponies.
Ton ue
, calf, pork, lamb)
m b i uchaud
ot ,,,,<,|¢,,~1_ Mukahn-dor by propsr cook-lng. Pork and lambusually purchased
randy to urn.
Gooiwunuei!ron,d1osphof-
ua, Bvilurnlns
a n d q u a l i t y
pruhln..
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naxonod
your \mllI
hndlr.Ro-move skin;uns an do-sind.
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v ¢»__.<»-r¢ -r.
a
Hmandumndno w
odudboof.Pialnund
honaycemb, Iuthrgnhrnd.Purdsoaod
rub, plcklod o ramd Mak: hadnt
bYPf°P°f°°°Uw
Gwds wrmd
quo lhy pw-
Mn.
\
Pioln-7\b.
mm -1V,lh \ m,four
Pro-cookln
water Iomakullnd-ar.Thoubroil, fry of
bmin.
\
Sweerbrec
(buf.calf, lamb)
-\\mvidud lntofwvopdrhaHaar t and lhrout..~...:-fbnods. Tondarand dnlicnh in fkwor.
Goodsovmsolriboflavln (vw.BJ and quality
proldn.
'/| lh in1u° ¢ `
four
Prrcook In
'w a u r t ohalkno.mf mo kz
firm; Bro\\,
fry, brehh
of umm.
.rit::*
1
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Zf f *' 2 ,l u )
\~3 , § , * } , ' ; b ,
i _5-f»'B r o
_ . . -
Vw hndor and dd:-
mfl In flavor.
Good xourund
lromphoxpha-
us, B vlfamlnx
a n d q u a li t y
pfc hln.
Nlb.1 ~ f o r%four
\
Pn-cookln
'";*°,{ioheu p.,..J' makl
flrm. Than
xzrumblo,fryoraoam.
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u ~<\»~f,¢.n.~u=mz»>
Cdf,\omb,pof|:livnnmore fender thanbuf. Calf and lamblivin miidn in Revo'than pod: and bid.
Richut sourocdlron. High In
|.»--..;p-horvi, Aand B vilemins, quality
prolain. Some
vitamin D.
1|»»¢-'mlnlo u!! -1/ills .
l m :1
Av. Wal
.'é.'°»B'°|f°J\'7
gw,orSrd\.
all l'Kinds
Kid
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(buf.calf, lamb)
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u ~<\»~f,¢.n.~u=mz»>~
A m i d """"'Food Valuoq.¢¢¢¢ahm°
$hW,bm\\¢,
b r o i l c rgvlnd for
loaves or
,,°m¢.
l b a f -\||,_J N6lc o W --% | I\.: n un».i w !m i M Vgrn
Rich source uf
inu-n,p|1o»sphor-
"Good sourol
vitamin A. Ex-
Gllkni for B vi-
tamins, quality
prdeln.
534, lamb and pork
moreof TTU. Hover Oban
bod. Val oné lamb
kldmynarwrimaan
whh ¢|»,°p._
8mh¢,xluH
and broho,
H o w ofgrind for
Rklu sourzoof
iron and pha-
mrus. Exod-
fa a vnu-
u d h n n h m n n m
dorbuinllhoomnwti
bo mods under by
Slmma r in
:seas oned
y o u r o n li !
tl n d l r . R¢ -
mova ski n;
ur n an d o-
sind.
§:.z*:??'
.:':,:;-»
Gooiwunuei!ron,d1osphof-
ua, Bvilurnlns
a n d q u a l i t y
pruhln..
m b i uchaud
ot ,,,,<,|¢,,~1_ Mukahn-dor by propsr cook-lng. Pork and lambusually purchased
randy to urn.
Pruco okin
w a t e r l o
mukolnnd-
a r .T h e n
broil, fry or
brain.
Pioln-7\b.
mm -1V,lh
Gwds wrmd
quo lhy pw-
Mn.
\
Hmandumndno w
odudboof.Pialnund
honaycemb, Iuthrgnhrnd.Purdsoaod
rub, plcklod o ramd Mak: hadnt
bYPf°P°f°°°Uw
Prrcook In
;(1'*,§ to
Q u p.mf moku
firm; Bro\\,
fry, brehh
of umm.
'/| lh
Goodsovmsolriboflavln (vw.BJ and quality
proldn.
mvidud lntofwvopdrhaHaar t and lhrout..~...:-fbnods. Tondarand dnlicnh in fkwor.
Pn-cookln
'";*°,{ioheu p.,..J' makl
flrm. Than
xzrumblo,fryoraoam.
Nlb.1 ~ f o r%four
\
Good xourund
lromphoxpha-
us, B vlfamlnx
a n d q u a li t y
pfc hln.
Vw hndor and dd:-
mfl In flavor.
Beuh hyorbrdl.
11|»»¢-'m ln l of x! ° ° " " " a k
. m i 1 m r " ° " '
Richut sourocdlron. High In
|.»--..;p-horvi, Aand B vilemins, quality
prolain. Some
vitamin D.
Cdf,\omb,pof|:livnnmore fender thanbuf. Calf and lamblivin miidn in Revo'than pod: and bid.
. .
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ifyprohln.
P N P " ° ° ° * " f ~ 9 -
u s o u v n u Q s - - . 1 - - - - - - - -1 -a f t e r ap ¢ l \ €i i 1 1 | !_ _ B * I'j § { | §1 m ; "h i n »» \ | \ l \ n l l | \ | | l ! * l ! h u l n u e I n - v w h o h u b e e n i l l w i t h t h a
'LHE ENTERPRISE
u :ana l
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( b o ¢ f , a u l f ,- -r l a m b )
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Publllhed Each" " " " ' 6 5 Noun byTHE ENTERPRISE-m mAt Blair, Nebrukl
JOHN A. RHOADES, Edim
;_ HILTON RHOADES, .ummm Editor/
Enmred as sccond-clam mine; under the m of Cangnu ¢
I!
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1 T SUBSCIIIPTION RATES
nss~nsnn Pnsss &1il§liZ§'Z-1Z.§`I,
4 <;mL_;§.` 5 `.Out-of-the-County '\
Beuh hyorbrdl.
Aid"
1Ib n! -' to n» .'o
lou! ! -1 lb.|: m : ' % a f - ~
\ Food Valuu
!Richut sourocdlron. High In
|.»--..;p-horvi, Aand B vilemins, quality
prolain. Some
vitamin D.
n
Cdf,\omb,pof|:livnnmore fender thanbuf. Calf and lamblivin miidn in Revo'than pod: and bid.
I v m u é n r m m s A m m w A n g m u | » L A N N | N e '
``f r '.f"\l ~
$hW,bm\\¢,
b r o i l c rgvlnd for
loaves or
,,°m¢.
mf- 'r.;co-7%.lL°:,§,:¢.,,
Rich source uf
inu-n,p|1o»sphor-
"Good sourol
vitamin A. Ex-
Gllkni for B vi-
tamins, quality
prdeln.
534, lamb and pork
moreof TTU. Hover Oban
bod. Val oné lamb
kldmynarwrimaan
whh ¢|»,°p._
8mh¢,xluH
and broho,
H o w ofgrind for
w a r -Alb.
\ m l f - -lb.
Ridm sgrci of
'~$'....E.no||-u d h n n h m n n m
dorbuinllhoomnwti
bo mods under by
this vicinity.Mr. Biusr, wno 'Mlbeen in Flordia in connection with
his work with an gm-s r:mm-pany, will leave for the wa tcoast later this week.I
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Wilkins*
were &xndsy afternoon guests of
Mr. and Mm John Biflar.Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Rasmussensnd Mr. and mn Chris wtufsnai
u u n n a b n s n n u n s
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Christen-sen and Lsmlly and Greta Damask-er visited. Saturday evening, with
Mr, and Mrs. John Dornacker.
Henry Kroger oi Elkhom visit-ed. Sunday venlng, with Mr. and
Mrs.Peter Kroger.
Roy Wulf visited Mr. and Mrs.
daughters attended the carnivs.\.Elmer Wulf and larry,Sunday|
Militia wu held, Thursday .nenlng
at Omni school.Prooada uf thu
affa ir were do nate d no Re d ~
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Rasmussen'
entertained at supper, Wednesday
evening, (or Miss Guinevere Mot-zen, Misa Marian Nelson, Mr. andMrs. Chris Wul! and daughters,|
Eniine and Margwet.Peggy Taylor,little daughter
o! Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Taylor,
celebrated her io.....Zi birthday,
Sunday.Guests in honor of th-5
occasion were Messrs. and blea-
damea Clernmens Williamson andfamily of Crdg, Howard E. Taylor
John Taylor, Clillord Taylor, and
llhs.Emma Taylor and son,
Charles, of B'lair.|Mr. and Mn. Joe Thompson umchildren and Mr. and Mrs.Cha .
liineline spent Wednesday as
guests at the Harold E.Taylor
home.|Mrs. Harold E. Taylor and Peg-
gy attended a shower in honor
of Mrs. Cliilord Taylor of the
gkose iii ll vicinity,Wednesday
afternoon._Mr. and Mrs. George Roeh wereamongthe guests at a birthday
celebration held Sunday in honor
of Pete Truhlsen.Mr.and Mrs.I-lmerald Van
Deek, Betty and Norman, enter-tained Sunday evening for Mr.
and Mrs.S. W.Andersen a.ndevening.
Friday evening visitors of Mr.
and Mrs.Raymond Schuldt wereMr. and Mrs. Henry Luschen and
family.LL and Mrs.Willian Stenderspent Saturday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. John Harder.
Mr.and Mrs.Gus Auw were'Wednesdav altemoon visitors ofMr. and Mrs. Bill Auch in Fre-
mont.Mrs Peter Mondhorst visited atthe Peter Kroger home, Friday.Mr. and Mrs. Joe Seheacher ofOmaha visited, Saturday afternoon,nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pe-
ter Kroger.Mr. and Mrs.John Dornackorand Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gottschi
and lrvin were Sunday evening
guests of Mr.and Mrs.EggertOhrtandsons.0Lher visitorswere Mrs. Minna Ohrt of Omahaand Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schnei-
der and family of Calhoun.Messrs. and Meadames Elsa Ap-pleby, John Dornacker.Raymond
Sdluldt,Richard Lamp,Elmer
Holstein.Henry Gottsch and lr-
vin; and Herman Mnnlhnnlt \\'r-reentertained at pinochle at the Pe-ter Mord}o rs t home,Thursdayevening.'zes were won by Mrs.
l-Ilza Appleby and Riohard Lamp.high;Mrs.Richard Lamp and
Raymond Sohnltlt. Mm, Moldhurst
served a lunch at the close oi th:-
evening.Mr.and Mrs.Henry GottschandIrvin visited with Mr. und
Mrs John Dealer,Tuesday eve-
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Mr . an d Mr s . Pe te r K ro ge r an d
lira.Emma.Champion and Gene
rare supper guests of Mr .an d
\Irs.Peter Ilo rdh ors t,Thursday
wemng.
Mesdarnes Ha r r y Fedde,E l mkppleby ,J ohn Dornaeker,Peter
Hordhorst,Rtdy mond S c h u l d t ,
F'ranc is Haven ic k a nd L ois J enn,
Dave Krog er, Henr Gotts eh. lim-na Champion an Miss Lilliekitsc h a tte nc i ed th e A c h ieveme nt
Da pro gra m of tli e pro jec t c lu bs
lst lair, Wednesday afternoon.
Mr .and Mr s .Ra y mon d John~
sen and Ca rol, Mr. a nd Mrs . Mat-thias Johnsen and Beverly were
Sunday dinner gue sts of Mr .and
Mr s.l'. A. J ohnsen.
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IND US TRI A L US ERS mu st r e g -
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~eats. c heeses, fats and oils.
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~r of shoes until J une 15, 1913.
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THURS DAY
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Admission ll-30 Cls.
When Johnny Comes
Marching Home
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tional and ag nc un ur nl uses are " U S C I n u n c w a ..'H a 'Wire Robert Rasmussennow granted for six-month pedods.1 r. an ..an Mr .an d Mr s. C ar l Rasmussen Mrs. Fred J ungbluth spent TuesI N C UB A TO R S A N D BROOD -E RS :A ll operators of inc ubator:Mr and Mrs. W alter Sapp-enfield " f f m 111113331 thoseb ggfndgnw ,gm day MinluI0maha \iSiti\1|-T Mr s.An
5 \ f e l' \ \ 0 In c e e r lon o r r na oand broodera may obtain all need-had the mi sfo rtu ne to ha ve their 1 lr »..3 \.._.......| ............:vm h a -:md Mrs.Alb er t Sc hjodt,Satur-Mr s lglian E.J un$§b\u£}} attnd
children.
Mr . a n d Mr s .Ar n old I
an d f a mi ly s pe n t Sunday
nnnn u.ri|l1 MY lhd MTH. IVE
and Mrs. John Harder, Ar-
Mrs.Hu b e r t Stray sa n d Gs r y , |
ed fu el oil an d kerosene fo r
capac ity pro duc tio n o f the equip-
men t.Inc reased pou ltry and eg g
produc tio n is ess ential zo the wsr
effort.
D A I R Y ROOMS A N D S E P A -
RA TOR HOUSE S : Op e r ato r s ma y
obtain all needed fuel oil for heat-
ing this spac e.C O A L - B U R N I N G H E A T I N G
STGV E S :Ratio nlng Boards wi ll
grant permission for the purc hase
of c oa l-b umi ng he atin g stoves
wh ic h will be used to replac e or
supplement oil- hurn lng he atin g
Dr oo ue r n ou w un u a ru un u r w ua -by c hic ks burn Mo nd ay mo rn i ng .
Sunday dinn er gue sts of Mr ,
an d Mr s . Otto Ru we a n d D o ro th y
we r e Mr . a nd Mm Ray mo nd Rn we
an d f a mily ,an d Mr .an d Mr s .
Milo J ep pes en e nd fami ly .
Tommy and J immy Fletc her wereSaturdayeveningxuestso l Mr .
iand Mr s . W a lte r Nielsen.
Mr .and Mr s. De tle f W u lf an d
W ill J e nsen we re a mon g th e S un-
day d inn er g u e s u o f M m .A n n aB. J ensen. .r. an d Mr s. La rs P e-
tersen _yere Sunday evening guests
of Mr. an d Mr s . W u lf .
M n d M H r m s M L lequipment.l . . . d ' . € . .W E L ;u hd an £....Z'$
P RI C E | g'uests of Mr . and Mrs. gtto M.st»
_._.....|........A¢».......,...mssss
day evening.
Mr s .Mi n ni e Benson attended
th e we d d i ng o f Sg t.John .lessen
an d A ud re y Reeh a t th e J o hnReehhome, W e dnesday evening.
Mr .an d Mr s .Ha r la n d Ne ls on
an d Do na ld we re Sunday dinner
gue sts of Mr . a nd Mrs . C hri s Nel-
son and sup per gue sts of Mr. and
Mrs . P aul Pa uls en.
Mrs. Peter Nie lsen c alled at theMin nie Benson an d E m m a An -
dmn son ho mes du r in g th e wee k .
an d Mis s Eunic e Rolland we r e 'wee k- en d gu es ts of Mr. a nd Mr s .
Charles Str o y o f Murdoc k.Mr .
and Mrs. La rs Rolla nd, Phi lip and
us a. . . Ame s m Mm- d us k o n Sun»
'e d a n af te moo n p a n y ,s s mu n u mlat the C het Mars ha ll ho me in Ar l-ing ton ho no ri ng Mr s .R o s e n . |
d s u h t e r o l M r .s n d Mr s .Ma rsshalvlsitingmhere.|
Mr .snd rs.P s u l _ G.Jones
visited Mr . an d Mrs . Lxllsr d J e n-
sen in Oma ha.Saturday
W ay ne Sun ds, s on of Mr .an dlllrs. J a mes P. S unds, is c onfined
to hi s bed wi th a real case o l
measles.Mrs.De lls B ec k o l Lo s A n g e -
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Sc hji
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ton.
Gi
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tie I
Mles , Cslitomis, who ha s be en vi s-
itin relati ve s h er e the past tvyo Iwee is,le f t f o r Chic ago,Illinois,o w:
W ed na da y ,whe re she wi ll vis it f o r
her dau ghte r s eve ral wee ks.I b m !
Mr s. J u lia n J . J un gb luth s p e n t i a n d
U... ......\._..»fl an Mans Bluff. Ne-n a n
, f ; d f _ m ; | y _-" Q "n n . . . | ' ° ". - . . . . , , ~u s e u a W n m m »~ »» - »» <= ~ ?" §, : f. . .. . & '. ;" a *a ," & z£ .. L
d o n Mr .m d u n .A l b ¢ ! l ; l ' I n .E m m n C h lmp la n Gonen d : a n d h ml ly , S u n d ly .,vi llb e d Mr . md Mn . J o s S d ma c h -
r. a nd l n . G u m A le n e k n g e r ln ° ; ~ \ - ~ 1 ~ » ; _ g - d v_ _He n
Q " m f , h m i l y i n " _ , ' f,,,fls uv¢ °: '| : ~L b~' :' la ula xfmn k,m d ?
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m d v l v n h w o l m :S \ W ¥ | m | p ¢ a K e i t h a n d e m i t C o m e li -
mo o n u . l g u s t o l Ru s e | " ' \ § l c e le b r g te t h e i r b i r th d a y s , Tu u -
vSchjodt..ld ay even ing Ira.George Ne ve o f Ringsted,;l§!r. and Mrs. Thorva l And ersen
L,U ,ed '1`hursdny evening vlslted,Wednesday afternoon.atse ve rll da y s 'visit.W im he I ' th e E lme r W u lf h o me to ne e La r - 1
h m m I n l u n a n d H ; l ¥ f $ \~ ! ' .__ W
BEN FRANKUN sromis
w o L v E R I N E
SHELL HORSEHIDE
W O R K S H O E S
$3.50 to $4.95I \\ill Save You 50c Ver Pair on 'Fhvsc Shawn
O t h e r W o r k S h o e s $ 2 . 7 5 t o $ 4 . 5 0
Your Saving on Thrsc ls About 50c lo $1 Per l'alr
f \ IAg g ~2 ;:
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MAYBEYauCu\ Mdm w
Money V/fliedA n ve n n s m s -Q '
M e n ' s Dr e s s Ox f o r d s
$1.95 to $4.95
Old Stock at the Same Old Prices
Try Us First ;1iSave 'I;ime ard
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B R Pric ed on ma n r . : . ' s a ' ;' ; § ' » ¢ ' ; '.. "1 ¥. 'a ': f, h° m' a a ¥ , 1 " m. i ' " '"a;.;. :,;:-fa » f ' a ' ; : . | : . : " : a : a . . ' ' i m . ' i e ' A l- 'n|IH..nn »..i|.Nn h n lk l | n l! | mlll| ' |. L n lnll- Ffi\£!n.M n .E llln n i l *R E V . I n d M I I . P . C . K N ! I n d ~ D r m k . m f m a r .I I Silm
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The Enterprise
SUNDAY MONDAY
APRIL 4-5
Sundny Matinee
er Weddinzr a1111i\rerSH»1y.SM
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zen,Clara Ma e and Luc ille,and
Ru th Mo n k .
Mrs.Ra lp h Pearce an d Lira.
Detle f W ulf wer e Mon day visi to rs
at th e J ames W ulf h ome.Mr s.Laura 'Tofte and My r o n
called a t the Carl Hansen ho me
in Omah a, Thurs day afternoon.
Mr. an d Mrs. Ted S imonse n and
Ric hard we r e wee k e n d lruests of
pe r gu es ts a t th e Stfo y ho me .;"31 ;sf §; :,, ¢,d D ey ind Mrs. Pa ul
Sa tu rd a y evemn g gu e sts of Mr .: G Jones attended th e annual
ond Mrs.Evere tt. Stork and f8ll\"Ac hievement Da y he ld in Arling»
lly were Mr. a nd Mrs. P erry Toeb -gum fo r projec t clubs o f th e T n -
ben,Jr.,Mr .an d Mr s.Hn rla nd lc u u ntry ' Th ur s da y a lte rn o on .
: g u lf i md S a r le n e ,and Mr .and A lvi n Hei er,brother of Leon-
-rs.em;aneen.rd Ho i ,s s pen din g a fu rlo ughMr .and Mr s .Robert R*1%ff!"8°isiainge;e\lo\»¢3.A lvi n i s i n th e
non.E la me and J1nu!1:Iy,v1s| ted| U 5 Na vy . He a nd Mr. an d Mr s .
Mr .and Mr s.J .'I'._eleorn anq llio ie r vis ib ed relati ves in Pender,
urdny e vening.M m N e w re-
tu r ne d to Ring sted o n Wednes
da y .
Mr . a n d Mr s . E i le r K a ldxh l o n e
iarn ily of Omah a. were guests ofMr .and Mr s .A l b e n .s¢,h5ud1,'
Sunday .g
Mr . a n d Mr s . F r e d Dornaekea.I
1.... m l ls m i l v enent.Tlmr ad mw|{..
e-
ny
Mr . an d Mrs.W alter San;pe nf ie ld .'
M r and Mr s.Louie athiesen
and Eu gen e a nd Mr . a nd Mrs . A rt
Pullen and Elaine were Sunday
i i'nner § u e E s of Mr .an d Mr s.
Mr. and Mm. Bern ard Paulsen and
baby ,Sunday evening.Guests o fthe Rnmugrsens were Mr. and Mrs.
Fr y e of Omzd u a nd V i rg i n i a Ra v
Ha ro ld Rasmussen,an d Be tty
1 ' n n 1 t ! | l ' | l
w e b Suruiznr.F vm-nnfl M m I r vi n Mntc hek
.unve il fr om th e Eme rson f a r m to
an ac reage in W est Oma h a th is
weak.Paula Lee J one s, s tuden t at the
Nebr aska Un i ve r s ity ,spent.the
week-end wi th her parents,Mr .
and M u .Pa ul G. Jones..
.Rueh.On Sunday, Mr. and M r ;.»-J
Stewart and family entertained
as their guests Mr.and .Mxs.|George Reeh.The Reehs were'
dinner guests at the Lloyd Mem:-ke homo in Arlington, Sunday.E
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" Y a , I h a d a l z t t e l " h o m h i m d a y b c f C l ' 0
y n l t. e d ly . He ' | i n K e n mc k y . . . t h o t : : m i 1 y ' |
h n c a n d t h e y | I 1 l i k a i t t h e r ¢ . G e o r ¢ e n s \
ha h a a 6: n e jo b i¢ 1 a b o vE i' i £ ¢ d i lf- § u ¢ f ! -
H e b m u d m t o u t a n i m u e s t i n x p o i n t m h n
le tt a ' I h . a d n ' tt h o u g h t o f b e f o r e . He s a i d
tlmu r b i l z th n b r vu - a g e d i s ti l1 e r la r e vo g k ~
ln ¢ 2 4 h mt l\ a d ly , 7 d 1 y \ a 1 r e e k % 1 ! 1 ' l 1 I U¢
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out 1r8r_alouhoi for tho guvamucnt for~ tires.medical supplies and
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be ver a ge dn u lle rs . th o ug h wo rk i n; 16 0 %
f°fll1 ¢¢ovv. ~rnmen t,arelr.iJ 1a b1¢tos upply
*»| 1¢D\1b1ic1rithbevu°agesfmmthereaea've
twc ks mad e du r i ng p ea o eti nle -
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gaand an d dz u g h te n wer e g ue s ts
there that evening.
Mm. Ro b e r t Mo r te lue n of Om-
ahn Spent several da y s las t we ek
w1Lh her sister, Mrs.Alb er t J e n-
sen.Mr . t n d Hn , F r e d Frenc h vis-
iter Odessa.K1onberg i n D m d u ,
Fridny .
K m ; H g n l e n w a s a u l l e r n t
the GSI ord Frenc h home,Mo n -
d l ?Mr. a nd Hr s. Hn old J en sen a nd
fami lif we re gue sts a t the* Altar
Jensen ho me g m r i He r : ::n Fr i-
d l Y ,ono n g n onhis birthday .
Mr .an d Mr s.J ohn Jensen re-
c c ivtd feli dtu dom of relatives andfriendsFri day even i ng a t the
home M t h e brf de '| pa ren ts , Mr.
,md Mr s. J o hn Roc h.
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da visi ting relatives i n Gretna.i m .L u x and daugh ter,Mi ss
Pauline L u x,teac her a t Mat.'f»B8.
and Mr s. Ve r no n R m d called on
iilrs. J . 0.Marsh all, Frid ay e ven-
m g .'Arletta, Chdstensen visited Bet-
ty Emley ,Saturday a fternoon.
Mr a.F r e d Hu i e r m m m a n ddaughterM n .Te d Maf for d,an dsonofLosAngelesarevis iti ng
relatives hare.F m n k Doc kwei ler a nd fa mi ly
are living in the S. R. Batson houserecentlyvac ated b y J..0 .Ma r -
shall and. family .
Mi sa Vi vi an Rh ea o !Oma h a
came ho me wi th Mr..an d Mr s .
Hu g h R h a ,Saturday afternoon,
tody isit mlatives over the week-
enMr .and Lira.Rodney Peterson
are visi ting Mr s .Peterson's ai l-
rer.M m . u m m m an d fsuzniiy.
They are en mute to-Camp Dodge,
Iowa,where Rodney wi ll receivefurth er or ders to c omplete his
Signal Corps trai ning lo r ac tive
duty ..Sunday du mc r guests o f Mr .
and Mrs. J . 0. Mnrxhall were Mrs.Fred He u er mmm,Sr., Mrs.Te d
hi ef fo rd a nd s on o f Lo s An ge le s,
Mr .and Mr s.Rodney Peterson
Mr .an d Mr s.Fr e d Heuermamn,Ma r y K a y and Fr eddie.
Herma.n J ung blu th o f Go ldfi eld
Iowa, and c hugnter, Sy lvia of Om-
a b a . a li o d o n Mr .and M n .J o l-
ian J u ngb luth,Sunday afternoon.
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We Carry a Full Line of Interior and Ex-
terior Paints.Also Wallpaper,Vamish
and Floor Finishes. Top Quality at Moder-
ate Prices.
\~: :;~:|1Hansen.Ha r old Rasmussen,E v -
erett Stork,Ray mo nd RasmussenHa r o ld S to r k , Gi f f o d F r e n c h , mi
Harland Nelson. Prizes xvere award-
ed to Mr .and Mr s . J en i Ha ns e n
and M r .and Mr s .Eve re tt Stork.
Lorenzen and Coleen,a ll o f
a.an d J oe L ove.r. an d Mr s. Han xa hh ds en a nd
hter s wer e Su n xf te mo o n
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supper gue sts of rl. . and Mrs.
~Id Rasmussen and Shirley .r.and Mr s.E d Men c k e we re
da afbemoon visitors o f Mr .Myra.Chris Kor sh oj in H e n
. Th ey were Satu rday eve ning
~ta of Mr.an d Mr s.H m m '
~sen.e Madsen B w t h e m we r e
rsdsy ~'='f¢1'1i£=x viliton of Hr.
Mr s .Le Ro y K u h r and baby .r. a nd Mrs . Ha r la nd W ulf en -
inr d at c a rd s Fri da y eve ni ng
Messrs.and Mesdames J e ;
sen.Ha r old Rasmussen,E V
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x We Wm ne Glad To
fi Estimate Your Work
Frank Ackermann
mr .lllll m m Larsfamily,Mrs,H u b e n S i m and
Ga r y , M r . a n d Mn . Hn r lm W u lf
an d Slmr len t. Mr. a n d M n .Ra y
W ulf a nd Bi lly , Mr, an d Mrs. W i llW u lf a n d Donald.On W ednesday
even in g Mr . md Mr s. Rn be rt W ulf
vi s ite d Mr. an d Mr s. J a mes W u lf
and s o n ;
Mr . an d Mr s. J em Han se n we re
Sunday evaz ing guests of Mr. and
Mrs.Rudolph Matzegx.
M f xn r m N E W S
Mr. and :MQ .in Svendguarm
nentertained at a pinochle §arty
Friday evening,for Messrs. an:|Mesdnmes Nels Svendgaard min
\Frances,RoIIu Alle n an d sons
Flo y d Ba r to n an d Shirley ,0 .
'I*11{¢=l!nlrif Wand mw Sivend sranrré1}Ti""'"'é2\b§»§{<i`°`"`£lters,Howard Jensen,Jack an
Edythe Mary,Andrew Svend
guard,and Mrs.Roy Fallenljrizes far high score were given Lo Mrs. Woodrow Svendgnan
and Nels mendgnard; Ole Thie
foldt received the traveling priz
and Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Allen wrconsolation prizes. Thisalflir wain honor of Mrs.Svendgurd
birth anniversary.
Mrs.Lillnrd Jensen, is uri oul
ill at the Methodist Holpihl
Omsha.Corporal Howard Bnu-umett
Scribner Air Bane wu n gust
Mr. md Mrs. Howard Jensen, Su
`\Lorraine, daughter of Mr.an
day alt emoon.The Onxm school aponaomd
box soc ial, Thursday , md the pu
ceedn were given to the Red Cro
Th e Tr i a ng le Be d Bn e d en C I
me t nv. th e Ha r o ld Jensen hon
Sundny nlternoon.M n .A h
S ve n d g n r d ,Peggy m d M u l e
and B etty S ve nd g\ ;n l we re g nu
A Re d Cr u e l Ho me N o r d
Clua was o rg sn i ne tl a t th e 01 1
'P awn Hlll lm 1 ` \l63 d5 Y with M
D o r m ;Wslkerr i n ¢\1l1'K°»'I
followin g volun tee red for ollic e
. ." _ _ ,m. . w .-» ..h mmf Mmn .nu m um.,_..._, __Alvin Svendgurd und Mn. HAnd Jennn, equipment; Mrs. 1
erutt Stud, ro ll dl; Mn L .
Lu-sen and Mrs.L u a Roll:
room. Mrs. Hubert Stmy will
instructor. The clue meets 'Pc
dly l nt 2 :00 MLMr. and Mrs. Bill Jensen cm
».¢_,.,|.»fummr.sunday.1unllluun 1I1a`?é""'es EA Short 'EAI maui''and funily, Wxllace Snowdan ind Mr. and MnI] fmuy, ma :uhm Alber mdfum- Darlene were: 11I..D i l l a \ :||: ¢: ||§ | | u |nn O n m h l . , M o n d n y .1
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mdHn.E!m¢rBeth.'~~=»»»f»»==f»=»f'»;,F¢,_
=;',i.""'1'.?°£'.'5¥;'.§.3.11 ' " " '
0.uann. ma an mms sau - - L _ .... .. :; _° ;; ., :w e a k l y s m - ; , . _ m m for .~#°xe1,°.f§.e'~= ~ 3 :aff-
m a r N a m -Am-u 1. me _lBuEmaGoodlpent¢\mwsek-Gui Kolmxmm. Jr., d Omhhl cr| T r | | § n r B L A \R m n v m m m {\r;"2.
»§»~ » - a " » = " ' » » f i » ~ = m '. : € : ' , _ ' ; . , ; ,'~t.' : . . : " " '" " :
`1~...».- Kuhn Jr, md llr. nnd[
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g l l l . | | | v v |i n n :
Miss Else From of Omnhn,visited over the week-end st tho
home of her puents,Rev.ami
Mn. H. C. Jul Fx-ae.
Mrs.Clyde Williunun left
I-'ridny evening for hsr home in
Peoria, Illlndl,slwr nwndinx a
Mrs.Alvin svuulgnrd and
a u g m n , m u m d m u y m m
we s t o f mm, we re nm:v w -
o n a t t he h o r n e o l l n u i d Hn -
Roy Fallen._Mr. a nd Mn- us e Vmd whn
and children of Omnhl rpentweek in Blnir with ber pnenu, Sundny with Mr. and lln. Alfred
Mr. md Mn. Charles E. McComb-tA.ndenen and hmily.Tho
Mrs. Funk but: nnd dmghtar, Vreugdsnhill formerly mdded in
Mrs. Ivan Lsrsen,clllad on Mrs. Blair.\
noon.iwas an overnight guest.Smir-
illrs Roy Pollen and danghterl,|d*Y ol( her silibh Mn lhlo olm
George Arterbum,Sundly titer-Miss Mu.y_B¢g,jf¢Q",n-|,
Delores and Phyllis, were shop-in Brodenm and fnlnllll of Har-
ping ln Fremont lust Wednesdli' msn.The Broder-mens were Sumaitemoon.lday dinner guests nt the Gemge
C. McQunrrie home.
Mrs lsabelle Harris of Pnlmtr,l M d M Rn d w l !Nebraska, arrived vwgrdglr "dlsndrB;ly enbgtainedmort dinngr,
wull spend the week visiting qsnnday lor Mr. and hlrs.'1'heo»the home of her daughter, M ldore clfoudy xnd children of Bldr.
R. P. Flynn, and lsumly.
vxmmts \us,\|~ma ,\nEn
o v r zms lnm
l~~.-\xr l.mlnx S; n safe,1»...,-.».,,\...a.,1 \a.,\n.\called
l{'-» f- \ -\ lx ll:up \,;m\»les over\w\\\'\>.~r..u.w simple
.1.=--'H.v~l :\y»|.Z.-~d lilwxex up-.¢»1. ls ;\~nmnzingly sur-|-rl ~.l .\l . 1!\- \found their pim-
pZ~ = lm-l limi;-|»< nrvd. These users|=\l\\|~i;~~\=\;\ily praisejileerex andr' om mln .:ire no longer embar-r.l~~.ll :ml are now happy withIlwzrJ . l r complexions.Don't
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und Mr. and Mrs. Harland Wulf
and Shsrlene of Ornm.
Mrs. Dnxsllla McCann of Lin-coln spent Saturday in Blnir
with her brother-in~law and sister
Mr.and Mrs. Joe Love.She
went w Tckamah, that evening.
for a week-end visit with herdaughter,Mrs.Dorsey Kindley
und family.Mi. and Mrs.Roscoe Rosen-
buum spent Wednesday gs gueltaut the li. C. Jensen home in Fre-
l .lr. md Mn. B. c . Gi s h: md
uma, Billy md Bobby ullo d on
Hn Annie Mnrlin und Mins Hairy
Cook, Fridly momiht-
li i ln Hattie Cameron o f Hn-rna.n wn nn overnight goat, Snt~order. 01 Mina Ruby Holndn,
daughter ol llr. md Hn. Dewey
|Holstein.
Dr. md Mrs. D. R. Ehlers md
~»-» Q," -.Mn. Elm olnfdnvimiwn on Monday.`
Dr. xml Hrs. c. R. lkad went
énnd-my mn uns:som m u m
Mad, of Nm-mx, Nehru!!!
M r . m d M n J n b k s w f mdqpnn l Omshx were wud-and
vidtorsnt dxe ho me o lllr.and
Mx-|.BdNoyel~
d m ; h h ¥ ; p m t W ¢ d n d a y u m -inzwml Mn.Be M1 'pue n1 | .llr.
mdHrs.H.EChrlR¢°l¢1 \-`
Gua tuo llf r.md l l r l -A.J.
0°mr\dmdd1ildrm.Ffid-\yov¢l1-inz,were » l r ? md H n .FTW!
Co m\dmdba byo KFnmont.
MinEnld lloelhwhoinsmpwy-edntt|\ebomb¢ rphnt£n0mahn.spentsatnrdaynightandsamd-SY
family attended the Goldui Wed-
ding anniversary of Mr. and Mn.
J. S. Farrenl of Docltur, Sundny
Sun y guests of Mr. md Mrs.Clllfo Hultharg and hmilywere
lhir. Hultberg's brother md lister-in-lnw, Mr. and Mrs. Lelloy 1>lult~
Mn.Alfred .A.nda'|on and
daughters ment Sundnv d w -slternoon.noon with Mrs, Lowell Chri!V&\"\-@ md hmi ly-
Mrs. Kenneth Slnmburg,whowasamedicnfpatientsts m f l
Hospital for seven!days,wusamong Bllir Irimxdh-
n m u h w x m m a u m m ,
Blxlr rehtlvu and friends-
Dr. md Mn. W. M. Divoll and
'mfg and sons, ol Lincoln.dinnissed on Sahmhy..5
l M1-s.Annie Mari-in and Miss
Mxry Cook have received word|.}\at thelr nephew,William J.
Mr. and lllrs. Artflxur bong and
'LMTY ol Omah-1 were 'l'hundBY
[evening supper guests of Mr. and*
in Omaha.llrs.l u me n lg the
former Winona Divoll, of Blair.
Mrs.Juues Gornu and son.
'Cook of Fort Riley,Kansas lusildn. Fred Long.~
been promoted from Tuthnieal
'Sergeant to Master Sergeant.
Mr, and Mrs. Ola Jacobson and
daughter,Alice,spent Saturday
evening with Illr. and Mrs. HenryC. Jchsen. They were Sunday call
lcrs at the home of Mr. ond Mrs.
Morton Jensen and family.
l lilr.and Mrs.Ernest Hansenand son, Roger, ol Omaha spent
:Saturday und Sunday as guests of
blr. Hanscn's mother, Mrs. C. X.
Hansen and of Mr.and Mrs.
mont.They were accompanied-Boone bustin
home by Mrs. Rowoe `R»osenbsum's
mother, Mrs P. K.Nelson,who
had spent nearly three months in
South Dakota.Mrs.Nelson is
45 Miss Pearl Jensen, who is nt-
ytending lmmanuel llospitnl nurs-ing swool, spent Suhday with herllesltute.l~'--r sale by lvismm-at the Rosenbaum home,lparent.s,Mr. and_ Mrs. .lack Jen
n m n z DRUG co.and also at the Tom Wilkinson en and Hub.l-hss. Ueusen was.Blain Nebr.lhome near Blair.rduaegd from Blmr l-hgh School
:us spnng.E Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blaco of
|0 |Kennard called on Mr.and Mrs.e c ~0 ~,Henry C.Jensen,Sunday after-
.moon.Evening callers at the Jen'sen home were Mr. and Mrs. Nels
~~lM. Jensen.
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Mr. and Mrs. Orval (Bus) Hun-sen and cl1il¢'k'¢n of Mondamin,
\f.n~»_were visitors,Sunday,at
l Rev. and Mrs. John P. Brooks and
_son, Howard, were entertained at
ldlnner Friday by Mr.and Mm.
|W. E. Lucke and Lelnnd.
\Mr. and Mrs. W. E Lucke enter~
'ed Sunday, for Mr ~Lucke's
brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lucke
land zamily and hir. and Mrs. LG-
Roy Lnekc, of Omaha.
Miss Florence Johnson, who is
employed in Omaha,spent \.hn
week»end with her mother and
nsismr, Mrs. Anna |K. Johnson ana
Mildred:
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Arkell had as
their guests at a fish supper,
\TuesdAy evening, Mr. and Mrs.;l-[award Rhea and son,Billy,of
ArlingtonMr. and Mrs.Floyd Halstead
and daughter, Delora , and Mr.and Mrs. Don Lady of Sidney,
Nebraska, visited Blair Nlntivcs
'during the past week-end
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Holstein and
George Kuhr,Jr.,were Sundaydinner guests of Mr.and Mrs
H. c, Kuhr north of Blair.They
were evening callers at the Her-
sen sud Johnny,were Monday
visitors at the home of MH. Anna
Anclreasen-Mrs. Emma Soll was among the
relatives who attended a familygathering at the home of Dr. and
Mrs.l'. L.Cady of Arlington,
Sunuay.Mr. and Mrs. William Farnberg,Mrs. Anna Andressen, and Mrs.
Carl Bobs and children, Cwlotwand Lyle, spent Sunday in Omahavidllng at the home o! Mr.and,
Mrs. John Andressen.hir. and hh-a. John AJ Rhoades
called at the home of Mr and Mrs.Ed Witte in Bennington,Sunday
niternuuxt.mr.:mu mrs.Kay
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French and daughter,Cheryl, of'
kvinzton were also Sunday vdKi~
wrs at the Witte homo.
|\Mrs.Mary lngerslev enter-tained at Sunday dinner for Mr.
and Mrs. George Agerson ot
ha. and Mr. Andrew Anderso
daughter,Marie, of Blnir.
llgerson is a daughter of
lngeislev.Airs.Howard Mnrslmll,
m m m W u l i ,and M158 n m
I
Oma-
n andMrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
,nayges ol Arlington,visited st
_ _. u.....A M n John
ent nurse at lmmmuel Hos-|l, was 1 week-end guest "
sons were dinner guelts, Sunday/
of Mr and Mn. Edwu-11 Jmsleu
Tommy, and Mrs. John Ar a m- ,
uvu»,n...-..._____
wuz. Government ghtlstim rvvul
on ove r s oo ws ekliu "landed
|1uhlilȤun dvrlht LMS.Not 1
month goes by without \ dozen or
mo r e w w w D e w i n m m e
in the Northwest bdng toned eq
n ue s ud We hope that matt of
01 suspensions are for ui t
duntion only, but we far thatl!}l°Y my 5 °permmenz tnt1\li~
u a .Although certain regulationsm d restrictions sm nennngily
enforced during* tima og md, in-
wnntional crises as this, lt ls nmoot question whether this high
fatality rate in t.l.e publlshirg
field is necusuy.Dormld Nelson, chnlrman of the
War Production Board, hu this
to may regarding the newspaper
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mxt y u rx tg ub s t nn th lme r e u e l
lnnl nry .,.lll nl e a n li s n a nn nv ua d s a s d
nv mtlzund dghthgra da tna he f
to r a p l a e e l l n Hs mhlllf who
w l n mg a p lno lhs rw o rkntthe
cloneof thilldmolyesr.'I'ho o e n-de c uds nlln-Chi nnonM&\iarrla,mpezlntendht;
Mis Cells Rolivler,principal;
M i n N w m l E y n ,high nehwl;
' M x l l l u g t n t Hml e n md M i s s
lhrgnre tlohs ns e nlntls e gnds .»-Fort Cnlhoun Clmvnihle.
wAsn'rSiG'r0N
COUNTY DEEDS
C R Swenson Gt W1 to Haul }lJensen:SE NW 8: NE SW scc\
14-19-10. ss.s0o.
mw s p a p u l n n n l m tis:" " " " " ' " "
situation:
"We fully appreciate the prose
is an institution ss well as sn ln-dustry,an institution which in
absolutely essential in a demo-
cratic community, especially no intime of war.But not w|t.l1stm\d»
ing our appreciation ol that put,
~we have had to curtail the news-
papers'use of vital materials.solely and simply because the
needs of our armed forces must
come first.\
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|FACTS ABOUT
WILD GAME
l According to s survey comdusted by the Game Commission,
82.000 persons took to the heldn
and waters of the smfe in 1942
in pursuit of pheasanta,ducks,
geese, squirrels,and rablnts. Oh-
iained (mm a comprehensive sur-
vey. the following figures give anapproximation of the game tskenz
,P§1eaA'B-nts -900,000;Duck:
S25,000;Geese-8,900:Canis-l2.soo,1s8,o0o mv-lrrell m a
306,000 rabbits.lf hunters had retrieved nll Lhe
-.__._... ua nm nlwnuuxnt
Ads v Reld to Emma Rogertzl
lot xo, blk 20.DCXWY5 2nd midto Blair. $1,700.l
Lawrence Johnson to Albert Ll
Willmott & wf as joint tcnantml
tax lots 8 & 9. sec 27-18-ll, 35,500.1
Mike H Mueller St wt to Ar-thur M Mueller & wf as joint ten»`
ants: me sw sec 2211-n, $8,o00.
Nels M. Jensen & vc! to Alton
B Jenson:S*/5 NE sec 8-l9-11,
$4,000.Margaret & Edward B Hansen
& Katherine Gutschow to Mabel
Sheets; NE ss & sw SE NE &w 'I A SE SE NE sec 14-1841,
$3,000..Ki t J.Carson to Waton &
Thelma Long as joint tenants: pt
sv, sw sec 23_1s~u. $4,200.
Glen Wilson &wf to Caesar
w1N YOUR RACE
For Business Supremacy
ar., nn a n um; s -s v-W, w..Bqnlt Life Anur Soc to ViggoKrule A wi u joint tenants: 8%
gg; NE l WBQ SE 8-18-10, $18,-
C| rlnBu¢ :hSh a w&hultnJ o -hum urltnenz lot 9, blk 4, Ken-
15.
Rlymond F. Johnson & Wf ipFredg u l f :lots 20, 21,22.blk
45, Bl r, $2,700.Ray Rgsehrblum & wi to Elin,Grace &che Hill as joint mn-ants: ms SE sec 12-17-10, -1.00.
i .*e ~
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\~ ..:?f-ééif ~~:~ '»"&:'§€.1'=a'F
~_I _,a i ;
Vegetable and
Flower Seeds
3 Pkgs. ine
Guaranteed Quality
A lnxy ol Inst srewimzgargnf avorites in t h i s
gomplcic selection.. ._1~s " " " * ' ° " » 2 ° .K o u n m M A N ° s
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OFFICIAL BALLU1'
CITY ELECTION-BLAIR, NEBRASKA
C a m e r o n h o m e H h o m e t h e n o m el t h c p a e n t t t l , "\ I ¢ n nF .. ». »n . I H 13 U B - _\ . L Rh n a t f i ox mu. muu .IIALUI -_ _ _es last. Friday nite:-noon.
shall an d Mr s .Wu1£ are
Mm Rh oa d es .
ie uten an t George Bruse,
n-\....:...\.H\»ni\\;&\HUD
Pn&8.SI.Ill.B uuczy w w m u I.-.....harve st wo uid have been well
a. million birds.198,000 pileaa
were crippled and esc aped. 3|
ma le an d 27,500 females
».......a .1....A hs ilan field;
con foKlAln.r.
and ATTKACTIVE!
C0...;.t wel fitted glqaesare no any 1 lurpr smg,¢ml h r thpleas!!!cu art,u eyue also vcry attractive bu
near Herman. numthefarmerSndie am ,Mr. Hansen are former residents
ol BiBi\'_Mr.and Mrs.Chris Saudvold
nf Moorhead, Iowa, spent Thurs-day in Blair with Mrs. Sandvold's
aisuer. Mrs. A. C. Hansen and fam-
ily. During the afternoon, a num-ber of Blair friends called on Mm.
nw.. ...._.,C eron and
lliansen, to help her celebrate herlblrthday which occurred that day.
I
Mrs. Jack Burcham is :wovening nicely from a major operation
performed at Blxjr Bospiml, last
Thursfdny moming.She will re~turn to her home sometime next
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Rendmvrspent Sunday evening with Miss
Garda Petensen and her lathex,
Mr. Pelersen.Mrs. Laura Hink-
ley was n__)Ionday evunlng visit-
Mrs Mmnieces of
First. I
Jr., of F1
George B
visited B
Lt. Bruse
Ax-my caxtioned.
Mr. an
lame dx
Apru u , u no Jlfi Ditlvuu.,Inbuuq-| ---.ruse, Sr., of Sibley , In.,
Lair £r'iend.s on Satxmday.
a was en route to an Texas
np wh er e h e wi ll be sta.-I
d Mr s . E ime r B e tta a n d
mg h te r ,£8»1'2I,eme r -
L U U I I U u n a \ L J u .- . .- - _I n t e r m s o f m e a t v a l u e s ,
p h e a s r a n t a f u r n i s h e d 1 , 8 0
p o u n d s o f d r e s s e d m e a t \ 1
s 1 , 5 o o , o o o .m u p r o v i d e d 6 5
p o u n d s o f d r e s s e d m e a t v
$ 8 2 , B 0 0 ,w h i l e r a b b i t s s u p
o f t 16 2 0 , 0 0 0 p o u n d s m e n
| 1 0 ¢ ! | \ f \ | \" | ` n | i |x m l n n n f r l r
vonh
0,000
roxth
plied
worthm dearly
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For Councilman--First Ward
(\Vote for ONE many
I! your :y a lire nslly or
U reading is dlffiznlt nr nn-!I rob~com nru e. gm can vablybemn o comhnxbk
wli h gluna.
Dr. NORMAN
RATHMANN
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E I C. M. CHRISTENSEN Dorsey Kindler. Jr.,of 're n-msh left for Jeiferson Bu-rckn,Miuouri, where he will unter the
army air corps.Kindler is the
son of Mr. md Mrs. Dorsey Kind-
ler of Telmnmh. and a grandson'of Mrs. Drusilla McCann ol Lin-
lwln, lormerly of Elm.
Wranch School Ixllildxen held
their annual pau-on's night, Wed-
-...-..=....'nm event v-as
or ar the lwnsmw numv.
Guam of Mm. Austin Renslvow.
Tuesday afternoon,were Mrs-
Henry Kuhr, Mrs. Edu Reeh, anaMm. Georgis Hader M Howells,
,Nebraska Mrs. Arminra.Sappnm-ield spent Sunday slternuon vqifh
Mr. and Mrs, Renal?-lw.
Mr. und Mrs Viemr Johnson
and Phyllis and Mr and Mrs. An-1~~1 __ .\...:- .unuup
tained at dinner,'hlxrsuny evan-ing for. Sgt. and Mrs.Norman
Ludwig of Albuquerque,New
Mexico, md Mr. and Mrs.HenryBetta and dnughter,Avis, of Blair.
Joe Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs.Clark Allen, celebrat/ad his dxf-h
bir1.l:lday with a dinner pany;Sunday.On Monday,he Lrvmhzd
his claaimllies in Blnir Cenual
=..\.._,.\ .wma rn-ode W ice cream
3
uuu,vw.W..._.-_,,_guna for the season was rn
s2,ooo,ooo.oo.
ELEVEN SELECTE1
L E A V E F OR A n
A gmup of eleven nelmrvim men len for theFridnmfollowingabrief
monv held in their honor 3*
f- ||¢
r Vote for ONE
I|I 0y|~0METBlC EYEcum STSPEwumngwa cours Bank man.ncsllay l::vcuu|5.-..._well-attended by p|,re11'I3 and
other interested resident.; of the
disiricts.Work done by the chal-
dren during the past year was dis-
played.L{uu Rnxra Licllillhn €nt€l"
drew Johnson mu as un:u ,..........\IJ\llvvs nvuvnu ____EU-\1d1l5» 55 - g d ~H g Leb- 'bars in honor oi the event.
o nno *'Mrs.Flora McGregor, who has
\'"'1'*'f1°"§=`"f ' ° " d { " ulfiy "W"been a. guest ar. croweil Home themn, an rs. Cora ro 'past nineteen yew.is seriously
G esta of Mr.and Mrs.Otis ill, it is reported;8119. has been
u .. n\s_\.._ m...,\.\Ci\\nrlR.1'ballast for some tune.M.rS»
BlaI
Ric
DirVe1
ggi
.i;' Court House.
nc luded in th e gr ou p: m d vi d ei mzf ,N e w
M .Rey nolds,HeunernonAu s ti n Bay er,h e
Pec k H1l l a r d D o n a l d
*0 0 u t r .. : . . \ . .Y . . .
E] JOHN MOORE
lilllllllllllilllllllll|\|ll|||IlllllllllllIIIIIIIIllllllllllllIIIlllll|||l||lllll||n|\lllll
lllllIIllllll|\|||l||IIllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllE ]E. A. ROUNDS
V1 rum.-.....-|'tained at dinner,Sunlhy,for\Misses Frances and Grace Smuth,
Mrs Jack Smith, and Mrs.Mar-
1garet Kemp.The event honored
Mra.»Kemp,who will leave the
latter part ot this walk rar Indi-
ana,where she will spend the
summer months nrnong relativu.
Mr J.P.Johnson celebrated
nn uznd birthday, Saturday. and
afternoon wle rs were Mr. and
Mrs. H. P. Hansen and daughter,
lI
\Grnce, and Mr.and Mrs.D. A.
l
Compbon.Supper g u s h that
evening were Mr. Bern Ccmxptnnand dsugjwer, Bex'I\i°9»Mr.ui dMrs.Dan Greene,and hir.and
Mrs. D, A. Gmmpwn.Mr. and Mrs. Minus Beck and
family of Fremont,Iormuiy nl
Blair, .were Sunday dinner guestsat the Jim Anderson hams nd
1
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Phippin annbmrmymm., .N-_-,were Mr. und Mrs.Ed Nelson
and Mrs.Mildred Nash and son.
Donnie, o! Omaha.Mrs.Nelson
and Mrs. Nash are daughters fri
Mrs. Phippln._
Mr. and Mrs.Fred Long wereamong the guests at s birthday
celebration held Friday evening
by Mr and Mrs. Harley Appleby
uf Arlington.Henry Pylea ui
Fremont called at the Long home
an Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J G.Mncksmhho! Colon, South Dxkota, returned
to their home on Monday morningafter having spent a week in
Blnir willh their son and dnugn-ber-in-law,Mr.and Mrs.Paul
Mackaman.Mrs. Barlow Nye and children,
».....r..'mm ,md Virmnia,of
\
Sarah Dillen. who has been atCrowellHomethep u t threeyws. is also in at our tim l
Mrs.Allred Jensen entertained
the Christian Church birthdayclub at s party, Saturday evaning,\
nt her hams on West Front SL |Eighteen club members amended
the event, celebrating the birth-
days.o1 Mrs. Dorothy Jorgensen,Mrs. Selmn Thompson,snd,Mrs.
Ethel Miller.Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Heath en-
tertained, Sunday,lor Mr and
Mrs. Ora Berth of Omahl andMm Helen Heath of Pennine'
Oregon.Aftemoon callers at thuf
Heath home included Mr. and Mrs.
Bud Griffin and Mr. md Mrs. El-
mer Cx-im and daughter or Teks-
Mrs. Frank Strong o!Dnllas,
a :|| 1 1 |.v ognd,Oreg on;Roi and Smi th Jr..
or t C a lh o vn ;Gordo n Glen P \ug~
, A r li ng to n ;A r th u r Sher man
~binson,Bla ir ;E d wa r d E a r l
~ker,A; Ii ng io n;Ma r li n Ro be rt
~atzen, Blair;Ro y _ Milto n Poul-
on, Omaha.
ONION S E TS
UNo B ' rA m A B L E
According to A Ietfer xeceivalthisweek by Roy Dolnn,lodhl
seed dealer. onion sets ure naw
unavailnble. Dolan put in his or-
der with the Enrl May Co.last
July, and a short time nga re-ceived n small pereenfage of hin
original order.The letwrsmted
em um an an quou.Slwrta ge a ue s a i dwbe due w
reported crop failures.
Your Vote and Support
°|_.|.'~ ~d
\
To the Voters
ot W ard Two
v v v v
I am a candidaw for eiection to the CityCouncil in Ward 2 and ask your support at the
poils next Tuesday, April 6th.
My past experience on the Council makes
me thoroughly acquainted with the work.I
am a nr~>erW owner in Ward 2 and a long-
time resi ent'of the city.
SMART MONEY
] 0 l - I N M O O R E
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KNOWSWHERE To f 'so AFTER L eREADWG2""»
7L'5~3,'§"m»~W/'NE W S P AP ER .
For Councilman--Third W ard
Vote for ONE
!\u v "- n u
For Councilm an--Fourth W ard
Vote for ONE
[ I CLARENCE KUHR
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spent.tho afternoon Vll.I.ulq:.among Blair friends.John Beth
was a. dinner guest and a.f'bB1'11om1sitor at the home of Eugene
olamann-Saturday visitors at the home
of Rev and Mrs. H. C. Jul Fresf.
were hir. and Mm Henry Hilge1.-
D e n n y a v .»-.......___H E 8 1 n e y ' 1 N e b r a s k a ,11 1 3 11 8 'a B hU Tt lT¢ . XH 8 ,a n d M1 - 5 R o y |.|1I.'L18 0 1
vi s i t . Q u n d n y m o r n i n g a t t h e h o r n o C h i c a g o ,11 1i m ,§ ,l e f t ,f o r t h e i r
o f t h e i r a u n t s ,M r s .A n n a M a r t i n h o m e s M o n d a y a f t e r n o o n .T h e y
a n d M i n s M a r y C o o k .T h e N W S h a d a p e n b t w o w e e k s h o n e w i t h
w e r e o n t h e i r w a y h o m e a l t e r M r s .F r e e n u m ' I ' u » c k e r ;b o t h M r s .
vi s i t i n g i n O m a h a s i n c e F r i d a y .s t r o n g a n d M r s . L i t t l e a r e s i s t e r s
S g t , H m m m G u y o r , w h o i s s t a -o f t h e l u b e F r e e m a n T u c k e r .
~~~H H ` t i 0 n m .n t S t a t e n I s l a n d ,N o w M r .a n d M r s .J e f f e r s o n C a 1 d
`g ''Y o r k . a u e n f . " t h e w e e k n d wi t . l 1 |\ \ '@ l l : m d d a u g h t e r ,H e l e n M m
...."....s ...r h m n h n : m e n t S u n d a y
[I
Election Notice!
COPY OF i BIB!
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g tmlNe
\ ri
Bel m
W(Ju
N.\
vu,....... ._.,___mha, and her two dxughterf,
ra from Plainview,Nehru-Hiuu.
1 Beulah from B\00m!ie\d,
breaks.Iennie McManigs1 entertained
iday evening in honor of Myron
mcke, who was home on fur-
igx (mm the U.S. Navy. Gum:re Wanda and Curtis Gilliam,
l n i h Mi\1er,Bonnie Milier,
anna Jacubs and Ross Nichol-
iz.Lunch was serveri by Mns.
nt. Mnldanigai assisted by Mrs.
~ Mrs. George VanDeuscnsg»=-. vi ~........._,_and daughter, Ruth Ann. of Giv-' with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Caldweihi
erum, mm lslaud.Bam sg/L! Dinner guaus at me calawuxnGuyer and the VanDeuae.us are_l10m2 included the Jeifersnn Qld-1
iomxer residents of Blair.\wel\s and Mr. and Mrs, John Mc-
_Mm.Nm-man Louis Ladv/ig,`,
who ?:1'iveg ;'Brl :
lir several days ,,,"§g aid Mrs. J.:;';'°"°w;"e
l l '1-8°rom 0 'lmom,11 .they will gpendthe d-ly Among
remainw here lor a month at wr | relatives.ln the ev .theyi
h,§,;°§'m,';°'Be§.S ;1;'i`wx1x amnd uw wedding °f mr.
early in Mxy lor A1buque1que,»C'"°'i"°m'l°li;l f5"""'£""5h"`*'
N ~~amz eaw Meuw. m jam her hu»\>»nd,\me we ceremony 'il " M
'O OFFICIAL BALLOT
, _ . .
Despite the Fir¢ Which Damaged Our Building
Last Saturday Afternoon, We are Again Deing
Business in the Usual Manner '
l W Have Other Facilities in the Building for CarFortunate y,e __g i n g .O u r R e p a i r D e p a r t m e n t I s L i k e w i s e O p e r a t i n g a s
s 1~
T H A N K S . . . .-
To the Blair Fire Department for
Their Efforts in Our Behalf.
._..C7c°if'£
BLAIR ~QR co.
A n t nlC!'l"l7)lTf"'|' No ~, , , . . . _ .- --.-B U S I N E S S
THANKS 0
To he Blair
'\
Despite the Fire Which
Last Saturday Aftemop
Business in the
Fortunately, W e Have Other Fac
Washing.Ou r Repair Departm
Usual.*
I! You Are Plmning un Plxke Enter One That Will Be Rm
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Election Apd 6, 1943DFor Members of Board of Education
Vote for TWO
The polls of said election will open at 8 o'clock ~
A.M. and close at 8 o'clock P.M.Following are the =
polling places for said election:x~
FIRST W ARD-Masonic Building
SECOND W ARD-Ben Franklin Store
-n . l '__-au .
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1ny VonFrXd\Y-,|
Mrs. Dan Hoare :nm-tained ==;
d ver, Thund-\\y, mmplimenb
ry her sister,Mn.Jamesruff.Guests included Mesdnmes[ans Wulf, Robert Wuk, EverettMrk,Hu l md Wull,Archie
Lnhr, Vnden Webeien S. I. Moore,llm Mnons,DL l l .Hnnnlh.
ma W u l f ,Ralph Pearce.and
Jan Moors.The honored goes!
~ __.__n.. \\~.»-h
Sgt. Ludwig,who is uuwmad at
the umy camp there.
Mn. H. H. Brown was able ua
return no her home on E m
South Street,Snhndly,utter
having* been A patient at B m :
Hospital for |even\~i»yl~She\,..., entered the hospiul an lo n -
day G( last week, following a mx
in which she aufiexsd n hmkcn
.nklez she i l now able to ge:
emnized at Augustana Chun-en.
Capt. und Mn~R..R.Donlay
and lan Jimmy. nrived hue Ffhd w evening txvm R»a>¢mr.!
Miunaoh, for s brie!week-end
with friends.Capt.Donley ldvSunday tar.m umy hvlpitll in
Dunvgr,Colondo;Mn.Donlay
and mn hue gone to SL Inuds,
Missouri, to visit nlntivel.Fm-
mer Blxir resideuu, j.he Dfmieys
w i ~IO V EIY K U W :l u l u - . . _ . . . _ _ 'mn.;s e r v e d b y t h e l n o t e u , a t t h e l a m u n d o n a u t c h e s .an wali-known in :mn namuy
stu r d ly - TN" p r e a c n r .u n c u -»yin¢dinn er tog eth er,we r e Hr .
' h m J u l xm o f O m l h lnd Mrs. a ,Ir. : md Mrs. V. M. J oh nson m d
b u :nughter,Joy ce o f Co lu m ,
Ir . a n d Mr s? Flo y d B ni i i eld a n d
" ' -"~***'* M K x r o n . : n d
An Easter Photo~r
I! You Are Pluming hz lhke Euler One That Wi
membemd For n lang 'l*ime,PG|ve Your Phomgnp~
Be a Source ot Great leuun in Years w
RABB~SS S~U1l n g n w r n ,D u s t ],. . .. ..__l r . . m m H u n g , 9 ; L n g e f i w , M 3
Foulvrn WARD-Municipal lee Plans " ""' '";...,,.. .;.r5.1T.i»T-5nuunv rnnummwcmw ~ »¢°$T¥~s '9'~~.'?Z'!'.. °§."'..'1I
vw |"City Clerk. lan; "lun . gust!-
Rlllr. nnmuki. Anil 1, ms~»'rrm!=N'rl=BP!!S\=-mccllirln' NEWS
H r ¢nd .`h!W J'N0»i>~»£ Wainéall;¢v1mm2;-wi
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mo~e om ~alr o o ~_.,.
M '.-t,~, :,_;~,.~~'=»~_`.:..~_,,= ~r"Ravex~endJ.C.Bedner u1Ben.sun Immmuzl .»..Church
Dogna Kruse,l3
.- .f_L...|n.Ev. BECKER 'roP ; n h u m
m r s .u n a m e ;q u :, 1 1 3 e w s
from Oma hl-Dr. Junk Cndy is the new uwn»e r o l t h e Emme tt P la n c k houne,
oc c upi ed by Mr . a nd Mr s .A l b e n
llvo there._Ka os ; th e Ko me n wa ll c on ti nu e w
Mr s .A me n d s Ha z ar d o f Ben-
snn is viaitln her da ugh ter , Mrs.Ha r le y A p p lg r y a n d fa mi ly ._
Mr s .Gear&]e Rosen enbertuned
a gr ou p on ednesday evenlng at
the ho me of her pa ren ts, Mr . a nd
>;_~- Chet G. Marshall, with whom
s e is visiting.Guests inc luded
Mrs.Ha r lo w Brewer,Mr s .Surah
Ma r y P s wn ,an d Mr s .J o hn
Yo un g. all o t Bla lr fh n d Mr s . Ta m
Sawy ers.Mrs.Fr ed De Weber r e tu r n ~
on Th u rs d ay Ir o m De n ve r wh e =
she had spe nt the winter with he
daughter,Mr s .W .H.Hi l le g u ~
an d fami ly .
D R .W I E G M A N
I S P R O G R A M
GUE ST S PE AK ER
Annual Father-And-Son
Party At Arl in g to n
Tuesday
Dr. Fred C. Wh.-gman, presidentof Midlnnd Cdlega,was guest
spesker at the anm.m\Fnther-
" . . . ; .J
' ' J '|S".
AQ*
~: + . ! \U
.__\. ~:' 4 & ¢ é té ;af.--f'~
of Ommhn,will be the speaker
at the morning service nt Dunn,
Thmnday, April 15, md will nw
address ina Dm College Luther
,League the uma waning nt 7:15.
Rev.F.G.Rasmussen,pute r
of the Pells Lutheran Church in
Omaha, and who in wrli-known
to Iriends and relntives living in
.vlum~,.|Guesu at an w J Nmk home.
Sunday, were Mn . Nmk u p n r -ents, Mr. and Mn. I-'red Knndsenm d h u n of Ormn.On Friday
evening, Mr. and Mn. Henry Wul-
burn nnd Margaret called ut the
Novak farm.
Mr.and Mrs.Henry Wulbem11[the Blair vicinity, was the gu tlund Mhrgnret enterlaind,Sun-
mpeaker at Dum Cdlege, Tu y day xftemoon, for Mr. and Mrs.
|of tha week.He addressed Lhelllenry Arn and Bemette.
chapel group in the morning on\Mm Judith Ammon spent Sun-
lihe suhjecl., "A Thini Fmnt" md day evening as a guest at th"the Luther Lague the name evemllmme of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn A1-m~
Mr and Mu: Elmer Chri5boffB1"
feIn
li ng on " The W a y to S uc c e s s" .stro ng
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4 c .a n
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from a E re at th e Blair no on f ille d th e b us in as d is tr ic t badly damaged.
e s la st Satur day a fter-wi th smoke.Th e building was Details o n Pag e One
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AT BLAIR, NEBR_u v : - : s t o c k a n d C O M M U N H Y S A L E
S a t u r d a y A p r i l 3 1 - d
|Auction every Samrdny-\
A full Une of hounhold goods to he sold ahesd of nur hve~stock sale Bring in your ht hogs.Packer buyer attendingenrh sale. We will lnve some brad now: nnd hogs ul ull kinds.
Clllle ol all kinds and some workhunzs.Also a good minute sprexder,Bring in nnylldngyon want wld,Lowa! selling chnrges md no yardage.
3 Companies Answer Herman Farm Fire C. BRUNDAGE, Auctioneer
Mm. J. C. Rhea of Fremont andher daughter, Mrs. Chtries Hick-ey of New York,wibed Satur-day ever1inl with Mrs. H. H. Gil-
fry. Mrs.ickey who had beenhem on an extencied visit, left. for
u..
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from a E re at th e Blair no on f ille d th e b us in as d is tr ic t badly damaged.
e s la st Satur day a fter-wi th smoke.Th e building was Details o n Pag e One
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AT BLAIR, NEBR_u v : - : s t o c k a n d C O M M U N H Y S A L E
S a t u r d a y A p r i l 3 1 - d
|Auction every Samrdny-\
A full Une of hounhold goods to he sold ahesd of nur hve~stock sale Bring in your ht hogs.Packer buyer attendingenrh sale. We will lnve some brad now: nnd hogs ul ull kinds.
Clllle ol all kinds and some workhunzs.Also a good minute sprexder,Bring in nnylldngyon want wld,Lowa! selling chnrges md no yardage.
3 Companies Answer Herman Farm Fire C. BRUNDAGE, Auctioneer
s her home this week.Mr. and Mrs. Delben Liverrnoxeobservedtheirfifth wedding mn-niversary when they entertained ugroup ol friends and relatives sttheirhome.Included were Mr.and Mrs. Leonard Nelson, Mr. andMrs. Juke Cazplar,Mn.I-'redsLivermore,an I-'red Marsh,allof Valley;Mr.and Mrs.RalphMottleu and Sdly Ann,Mr. andMrs.Harley Appleby, and Mrs.Amanda Hazard.
On Friday evening,Mr.and
Mrs.Harley Appleby entertaineda t pinochle,the occasion beingMrs.Appleby/'s birthdaf Highscores were held by wrenceMenking and Mrs. A. C. Wimer;low,by Fred Masters and Mrs.
Tuesday evening.Other program fea s,fol-
lowing the seven o'clock dinner,
included greetings by local fathers
and sons, vocal solos by Elwin
'Henson of Weewm Seminary,
snd x tribuw,to the service men,ltagether with e apaial recogni-
tion of the fathers ef these men.
,A salute was given, also,to theArlington High School baskstbnl
team.Dick Paulsen was chairman of
»lhe committee on general arrange
=ments, and the food committef-
'was headed by Eleanor Hall and
€Mar-ion Gardner.
|The Father-And-Son event will
Fred Lung; and traveling b Carl uk ~ 1 1 Q f Ar.Lottmsn.Guests were lliessrs.J ;;;_;,§°§§§§; <3 e eonaximmcr
and Mesdsmcs Fred Long,Frediliasters, Loren Masters and fam-gfw nll of Blair;Ross Ha er oi_ erman; Cad Lottman an? fam-
2'>'» A. C. Wimer, Lawrence Menk-ing and Bud, Vernon Thompsonand _!alnlly,_and__Mr. _hee §mith.
ummp st Crete, Nebraska
' n n u c l r r m t o r
N O T E D W R I T E R T o
S P E A K A T D A N A
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English instructor,sponsored herentry.The judging committeeincluded John A.Rhonda,Mrs.
C. R. Mead, and Mrs. Vernon F.
Bellows
JAMES E. CADY
CHRISTENED SUN.
James Ellsworth Cady,baby
son of Ensign and Mrs.Richard
E. Cady, was christened Sundhy
in services held at the Congrega-
tional Church of Arlington.Mrs.
Dunne Cady and Dr. Jack Cady
were named as the babys spon
sors.During the course of the. cere-
mony, a dcdicatory duet,"Bless
This House",was sung by Dr.
Jack Cady and Ensign Rlchsm
Cady.Present for the christening and
e noon-day dinner were thr-
maternal grandparents,Mr. and
Continued from page one.
to action to fume water from :A
huge supply tank but for some
reason the suction equipment re-fused to work and the men had
to bucket the water into the pump
er's suppl tank fron)where itwas forced through the hoses to
the fire. On the Lang farm there
ls A huge underground water sup-
ply cistern which was full of wa-
ter when the fire started. As thefightagainst the fire continued.
however, the supply ren low undthree tank trucks began tu haul
water from Herman, bringing in
600 gallons per load.
While the fire was st its peak,sparks carried to the Gordon
Lowe farm which is a quarter of u
miie distant and set fire to a hog
house there.The Teknmnh truckfounditnecessarytoleave the
Lang farm and fight the fire on
Mrs.Harry Henatch of 0maha \\¢I.owe_fnrm.The hog house
S u m m e r i s C o m i n g !S
.SEE 'mn NEW
9~3 'A »~'
HAECKER NAMED TONA'r'L RIVER BOARD
Fred W. Huecker of the Peter-sen GL Har.-ckcr, Ltd.. bout build-
ing firm of this city,has been
named A member of the 9-mnnNationalRiverAdvisorypanel
which has been set up in Wash-
ingwn, D. C., by the U. S. Coast
Guard.The panel will meet periodical-ly with the Mereham. Mxrine Ad~
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Dana Holdé,
Honofs Program
Supérintendent G r a n d y
Of Blai-r Schools Was
Guest Speaker
Superintendent C. W.Grundyof the Blair High Public Schoolsrave &xeaddress at an Honor's
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Spa rk s f ro m the f ire traveled
a quarter-mile to the Llorclun
Lowe fm'n1 and Set fire to thi s
ho~house.I t wa s a complete
Im:1. Only by hard l'igh€ing wereulherbulldmgnullthepiuce
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The granary snuwn an Lnc u-L.un\..1 Lu ylu\.\.|bove photo is not the same one heat pulled a plow between theshowninphoionumbertwo.nearby cob pile and the build-
This one was still filled with ing to prevent spreading of the
~ knunhnln nf rnrn.A UBC-1 ~€Z¢T'Ji5."G;'afa=.;;;J.a meh
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Un weanesoa mrs. .rlppueuy ai-so entertainec a group of ladies
at a birthday party.
Mr.and Mrs.C.E.Whitakerspent Sunda in Craig with theirdaughterl\ ra Walter Pond and
Miss Ella
of . English
Decorah, Iowa
Dana collegefamily.1 6'levening of I
Mrs. B. F. Cook of Howells vis-Rolvaag IS tl
ited here several days last week lete Prof. O.
V .Rolvaag,teac her
a t Lu th e r college.
L, will speak in th e
chapel on Fri day
mext week on " M y
ae daug hter o f the
E. Rn lvaag , tea c her
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the pate rnal grandparents,Dr .
and Mrs. P . L. Ca dy of A rling to r;
the matern al grandmother,Mr s .
E. S. La rs on of Fr emont; Mr. a nd
Mrs . W . G. He na tc h of Sc ribner;
Mr . a nd Mm. Ro b er t Hon atc h an d
Ma r y L o u o f Oma ha ;an d Mr s .
Emma S011 o f Blair.Even in g
wa s completely deatrqyeu ana I.nearby barn was saved only by the
constant use of water pumped
f r o m th e tr uc k.A near by water-
tank , wh ic h wa s full, unquestion-
ably saved the remainder of the
L o we buildings.Me n wi th buc kets scurried all
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;F _ E _ W ~BL |J'llI uvuuge,n||n|un§|u|.9151£3 "6-I"'i' 'E'»f2&1Zf was -=-'iw Minnanta, for many 1 '3 "a n d ~ 3 3 ; L u m e n mf firebn
ge ~ 5-L- \!!==s\°='. =1\'°1\. bv !"**\f°f ° ! ~ £ ' i " $ E _ . °.i' .3-2.1 mi..-_ Kent .Im cm; Jean Emi'
8 P I B C C ( l 0 l l M | I l | 5 w ¢ | u : | .u n i
l _\I . . . - . . . - . . a.E - . n u n l | . n I
lr. and Mrs. Ray liobens on mon-
a '.lie, Nora Badger attended the
oneral services of her daughter-1»law's mother, Mrs.John Rin-erhugen,in Fremont,Saturday.yMr.and Mrs.Walter K1-uger'
ave rented the Mrs. Gus Goedek-r cottage and are moving here
.immigmnt pioneer me ln auuuxDakota, "Giants in the Eanh".;;`e » ;n;;' si g; i i i nmi m m ,
|No admission fee will be Don and Raymond Larsen, of Fre-
C\1H~\'s'¢<i~mont.
Thomas Johnson e n t e r e d B l a i r ~ ~
gggggl for medical treatment,S O N' S B I R T H D A Y
W o r k Ho r s e s !
Our Horses are Well Broke,
Gentle and Sound Through-
o u t .
If You Are Going to Need Extra Horses This
Spung, See Our Shomng N0\\
Barn Located \orlh of Blair Lbr Co
R a y W u l f 7 °s ; m ~ n . m ~
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Stork oi
Herman entertained at a birth-lday dinner Sunday in honor of
their son, Thomas Lee on his sev-
ond birthday.Guests included Thomvs Le1~'e
grandparents,Mr.and Mrs.
Henry D. Stork of Hannon;Mr.
and Mrs Callahan, Mr. and Mrs.Ed Johnson and Kathleen,lllr.
and Mrs.Wesley Ringle and
David and Dale and Doris CallA~han all of Fremont; Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Kirclunann and d ughters
of North Bend.
DEMONSTRATION
ON POCKET
GOPHER CONTROL
Two demonstrations on Pocket
Gopher Control have been ar-
ranged by AgHcultural Extension
Agent, E. D. Fahmey, for Walh-
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to start names racing oown ienue|rows and into hay hunks in the'
feeding lots.
The Ure finally gut into someheavybrushon a steep hillside),
leading down to the Blair-Her-.1
man railroad tracks but since it;
appeared to be able to do no dom-rage it was allowed bo .run. Labl
er, in the evening, the fire blazed
up to a good start near a bridge
along the tracks and the firemenagain left the Lang farm to check
the blaze.By fivethirty the three build-
inga at the Lang farm were com-pletely leveled and the end of the|
large empty granary was a massof charred timbers. Firemen wereunable to leave, however, as thepilesofcobswereblazingall'about the buildings and threaten~|
ing to burn the remaining gran-arles.Finally,toward dark,4
heavy steel road drag was' se-
cured which was pulled back and
forth through the cabs by cables
running to tractors in each direc-tion.Water from the Dumpenwas poured on the flames and byten o'clock the fire was declared
safe to leaveThe tntal loss was estimated at
§l5,000,__Both l'arrn;§__are owned by
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9~3 'A »~'
HAECKER NAMED To
1~{A'1"L RIVER BDARD
Fred W. Hseckor of the Peter-sen &Hacckor, Ltd.,boat build-ing firm of this city,has been
named s member of the 9-manNationaiRiverAdvisorypanelwhich has been set up in Wash-
ington, D. C., by the U. S. Coast
Guard.The panel will meet. periodical-ly with the Merchant Marine Ad
visory Council in Washington to
discuss river regulations.All of
the men on the panel are ns!.ion~ally known w those interested inshipping. ~Haecker will represent
the Missouri River territory.
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Dana Holdé.
Honofs Program
Supérintendent G r a n d y
Of Blax-r Schools Was
Guest Speaker
Superintendent C. W.Grundyof the Blair High Public Schoolsrave the address at an Honor'sConvocation held Wednesday morn~ing at Dana College.Dr. J.P.
Nielsen,president of TrinitySeminary, gave a brief devotional
message.
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Spa rk s f ro m the f ire traveled
a quarter-mile to the Llorclun
Lowe fm'n1 and Set fire to thi s
ho~house.I t wa s a complete
Im:1. Only by hard l'igh€ing wereulherbulldmgnullthepiuce
S:|.\c1l.
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vi d ed by th e D~ n a ~ ri m:sem
ble and the Da n a A Cappelin
Choirf
Te n students we re honored.
I
gen ,..:»|"ing ton County .One demons tra tio n will be held
on the Harvey Krogh fanu on U. S.
73 about one-half mi le so uth o f
Bla ir a t 10: 00 A .M., Mo nd ay A p -
ri l 5th
The oth er demons tra tio n will be
on the M. B. An tho ny far m, abo ut
two mi le s s o uth o f He rma n o n U.
S.73 at 1:30 IKM.,Monday ,Ap -
na Bth.
Mr .Do n B.W helan Extens ion
Entorno logist of Lin c oln an d How-
rUNK's G 1-nmmns
I Have l Limited Amount of Seed ln the Must Y "`
lu' Numbers of G-94, 169, 51, ss. 212. az "I R '
h r ,Rou nd nm!F l u Kernels.
¢W i l l R y a n ,B l a i r
DOCATED SOUTH OF B 1 c SHOP
BROOKS To ADDRESS
5 |I 1 0 I l i -tr ol Division,Fi sh and W ild life
Servic e, have been sec ured to give
the demonstration.
It is estimated that poc ket goph-
era cause over $1,500,000 damage
ann ua lly to alfa lfa i n th e e aa te rn
thi rd o f Nebr aska and .as their
c ontrol is fairly easy , farmers are
urged to attend o ne of th ese dem-
onél2r&ti0_rlB.
lGallon ---$2.50
2nd Gallon --lc
l Q u a r t ---8 5 6
2n d Qu ar t -.lc
Kover-Tone is a new amazing oil-base .in-terior wall finish, ready for use and wa§hable.
Kover-Tone dries rapidly and_oovers solid-
ly wallpaper, plasterboard,calclmine,brick,
cement and like porous surfaces.
n m n v r w N o s u m o
lc Sale Coupons good for week of April
5th to 10th inclusive only.-Limit one Coupon
to a family.
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ma c h in er y lo st b y La ng consisted
of a c ombine, a two-row c orn pic k-
er,side? delivery rake,trac tor
plo w,corn pianters,mo wi n g m a
chines, c ultivators an d ma ny oth -
er tools used in the fa r mi n g of
the 600-acre plac e.Mo s t of i t is
irreplnc able at this time.A large
quan tity o f posts,cmosote,fuel
and gma ses wa s also lost.La n g
told Th e Enterprise his loss was
par tia lly covered by insuranc e.
AK-SAR-B
MARKETS
\v rm:$1
ComRyeBarley
Oats Produce
E l mButterfatLeghorn Hens
Heavy Hens
27.aw.TlT8sau
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Rev. John P.Brooks ministerof the Blair Hblimdllt Chureh, will
--~ Uni v e rs i ty students atthe annual Ienten School of Re-
ligion,nsrt Sunday afternoon.
His lecmres will centzr about
John Wuley,founder of the
Methodist nhumh.Rav.Brooks
will lnve chugs of the vggpgr
services, dw. whmh will follow
Nnlechxxe.The School o l Religion wm
meet at St.Pnul'n mmma m
Chun): in Lincoln.
STOCK MARKETS
Bl|\ir's hog market was veryactive,last Saturday.
The following fumers took pnri
in the sale:Clumoe Olson of Tekxmah had
4 saws xvenge nearly $74 pexha d;Bill P\mhlin¢er,south of
thu wunty line, had mother ron~
alignment of h m bflns $15.00
per lmndrd.Fred Buckle, ho!
~at MEM); I-'mi Guw:h\v\-..sows at
15.10; Fritz Lldwil, hun at $154
A e ntheir names having appeared onthe honor roll as having main-I
tained an :\\*nr-age of 90%uri
above during the curmnt sehool§year.Lloyd Neve,who hendc\'\
the group with an average of,93.92, has been on the lmnor rvllfor two years; Miss Jennctle oi;
ison, who has maintained a highirating gg '~'";=° yinrs, was sec-
and on e rol wil an averagr-O R U M S C H O O L E A R N S 92.53..|
R B D c n o s s F U N " l , ° " ; i ' 8 ; " ; ° : § " m . i ; ' " . n n
rl.:;Pupils of the Orum school ,,,d|:1i|ar@d Romer,suse I-lerdis
Lheir manhér,Misa Margaxe'5f¢[f-_1-"90.'[5;§'¢7'°\'S°§§'2§'|
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Gilbertson ofSouthgate, California, formerly of
Blair, have adopted a six-week old
Jaby boy, it is learned. Mrs. Gil-
:venson vmi visiting relniyes inKansas City at the time the babvarrivedat her hume; she visited
in Blair briefly las! week-end, ==-|
route to the const.Mr.Gilbert-son is the son 0! Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Gilbnrtson of Blair.
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Pence for You
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dr r..a .........m:~.. A ua.. ...AWulf, entensined the patrons ofthe district av. 1 urnival, pie and'
box sodll,T`nux-sday eveningl
Proceeds of the event,amount-
Wxil;re ms reverse...\Kenneth Weaver,9025;and
Dm-uthy Fleischmsn, 90.15.
ins to more um s w. wi ll be do -'ASK FOR MORE
mted to the Red Cross.Entertainment during the even-\
mg wu mmxnna by the pupnrl
at the Orum school und the Rose
Hill orchestra.Accordim num-
befl were plnyed by Opal Ra.s»
muuen, Glorhs and Bonnie Chnsl-
eussn.
S O P R A N O U N A B L E
T o A P P E A R H E R E
Min Lenin Tumer,American
soprano who received her tnin-
lng in Itsly, vu rumble on eppenratDam Onllegn on Wednesday,
sl had been scheduled.The ren-
oert hu been ponpoued until x
ruler date.
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K ITCHE N F A TS
With Ameri\:a's armed forces in
greater need of moré explusiva;
to rout the enemy, a renewed xp-
peal was issued this week to
housewives of Washington Coun-ty to step up the collection olglycerine-producing fats and oils.
Nebra.skn's quota lor 1943 smmmts
w 1,884,000 pounds.E. C Lippincott of Blair Wuh-~..
ingtonCounty Salvage Ch\lgum{1,f " Li
-,urges everyone w get behind this
drive. He atirnates that the coun-ty's proportionate shnre of this'quote i l nppmximately 16557
[pounds per month.
AUTO PARTS SALE
HELD LAST MONDAY
rl pam y um, wmwrm ur "rw mm.thrifty Americans bought ws: bonds.
T h i s ~ " = °_g, are going to top the
recur y .Every dolls: invaded in war bonds
iseosalethet nofixe, no thief, no
carelessness,no mis take in judg.
man! can take it awa y hom you.
~ wax bw are mgi si azed m
aBu y ws r bo n I1 | a l t hi l bmk .O u g
servioos and hcilllin are oonh-ib~
med as lbs Gofvemment without one
can! od profit to ourselves...
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Banking Hours 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dsily
\vAc|.||Nr:T nNmg u. Blur hlgn iscnnm xur mn-Sxnh Hu y Pnden.Km.Paden\The sale of the stock of Art'|
nquanld ;two-week leave,in Autu Pam wal held in Blair last
order w be with her husband who Monday wiih nbout 100 dealersis hare on n furlough.here to bld on the merdnndlse
Robert Sylvia,who has been{The nuwmotive mpsir equlpmlnlstationedinnCnlifornhax-my win sold nl well nl most nl the
Slmnla sith K b I 1-Lion of thea mp,arrivod y °v=ni11K|var¢-ou rw
for \ two-week vldt with vrlfainonk wu;rlot'o!!ere<i ln .the auc-
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|_.to a family.
r o n B A L I B Y
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R U R A L m e mi d e MA RRIED THIJRS DA Y
Min Alles Hoare imtructor ol
Brinkman Sdool nur Arlinzwnonyperr n a r u m n w n u n u s mvy
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estem Clubs
Hold Program
Project clubs ln the wesiunof 'Wnnhlngwn County lald
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dullingatthelhimuih ot were mnndd in Fremont,lil! their annual Achievement Dv- Mn
We: Wulf, Thursday.Both Mr.md Mrs. 11,ang m Q,AmChrisMmlnurel and may "v " ' °e vrj Mlllrs-ian Legion nm in m m m
lied in 'n 5!'
§EI.".t,..'§§'i h ymwn there A large number of club-women ~
x' "dl"5' home on furlough :rim hh duties attended the nctivilia.Kel
"$f¢f§§k'1'L,f ln the N'.,y_Miss Mary Ellen Bruvm of Lin-Aabyrm .Mrs. Ron wan complete her mln, state director qf exwliion frm
churvhi d\ ;;;;»= 1 ln the annkmn nxrnl :&"~:i;";.."1° ':""s:,';';'.,~ ~
was P ey oo.'E. D. Fnhmey also uhirawi the Ha
~ I ~I N ALi"»ff"?"~ Jones of Arlington, br:
-Lip vell.6Her L tonne: »=;=g°»» of the ~ w i l
earns om .__e on -y women,preu se.
fy ornament Mf_'°"'""i"°Mg°""]§''i"f"_;*g';';';; over the mgeting. Included on die To
gm ol the oninm, is pauenz at Meumam 13'°=';=> ~" 5 '~'f"¥l"'§'{1
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.HosiL1\',wi'Lere s)w is being .° ' § " ¥ ' "",,wdt, sister af P .--entitled Clnderellx The Suck by W.'treated lor spinal memngihs. The\'~f-honor wore di nn aftermath of Mrs. Fred Ln!i<!n, together with tu:
'~' witlz "": mumps.According m mme re- :;."""".i:.°' arf; ='::;i:mé";" If
r [1 nistaf of ports, Mina Jensen was seriously #rg 'd mu-M y Si
\;"fmjd_gm lll for a time but is now recover- "1f3mZ"m.b..m. those gm bf;
i ,a 1 h ' ',,,,an°"'" trimmed iflid hm in she 511120 5: subject r m :Mrs.F"'"k° er
1 apeI ¢0fNB° °permanent ,gay spoke on the vnrloun phases ol H
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,m,,d,,i by unxne is a graduate of Bla i r f""'h? '°;"Uff' gm g g " ~ v u\rF;llx Iowa nigh School,class of 1942.She Pm*'°»" "°P
and Lyle Ju: was employed by the Bum Iron told ol the bo xe s "F h
ie ushers were Co. of Omnhn prior to ber illness. gggggmgg-3 um z Ml;oS°X\§»;
Merlin Doll, The Jensens _ ; f °well-known Tssk"; the Arlgigtnn high sdmol ff
in; tho cer- §.';'&L."§"1";Z».i¥g m 101-c°f;n\g§ Seiibetie, accompxnid bi M-qw lx
w a s ~»~ years ~ t h e y moved w omni.. &.':.' f " " = a : : * ' . , : , " " ' " " i . ' ~ 5
home in honor last spring.~ ; ; ' * , ° ; s § , " ; ; ' ; ¥ ° " ; _ § " § § j u
rad ted f r o m .''
nd 'lim Attend-~ »m b y ~ ¢ ; = g 3 ; w° ~ e » r e p r o - i x
h e h n s m n g l l i t , i ° ° § i " § " "°v i \ »B1 _;f
t h u t .rn.arena x or,air,r ~ " § ; z . . ~ ° " '' .l l ' " ' " ' " § : ° " , ° ° . x ' ; ' : i : " : . "
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M n r y l n n d ,H e o f B l a i r ,a r e t h e p a r e n t s o f a com in g I1- \1 'l \11 1e r.3
P o n F n d a y .b a b y s o n b o r n M o n d a y ,M a r c h M r s .J o n e s p m s e n w d e a c h c l u b
2 9 . T h e b a b y w e i g h e d 9 l b s . ,1 2 l e a d e r w i t h a p o t t e d p l a n t . i n
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mn, Jimmy. of Omahl weregusts, Sunday. of Mr. and
'Ja-rl Sorensen.
and Mn. Carl Sorensen en-led on Tneldny evening fur
nd Mra.Bob Petersen oi
.rd.nnrriage licenxe.waa issued
County Judge Albne Nel-
offiee,March 25,ua Alvn
Wright and Verda Elem
en, both of Kennard.
M. Stapleton of Craig. Ne-a, visited in Blair, Tuesday,
his mother and allter. Mrs.
ra Stapleton and Mrs. Emest
ylad.>n Sumner, ol Kennard, be~a member of the Dodge-
iington County 40 et 8 Voi-
at a meeting o! the Dmaha
annaires club ln Omnhn last
xy.iry Jean Wilder,Tekamah,
L Sunday with her grandpar-
, Mr. and Mn. Ben F. Peck.
parents, Mr.md Mrs. Ted
ler.were guest: at the Jime home in the Gnrdner dis»
r. and Mn. H. H. Bee of Pax-Colurado,spent Tueedxyit with Mrs. Bee'a brother-lm
and aiater, Mr. and Mn. C. E.
mon. The Bees were en route`ama, losvn, where they planned
ridt relatives.
Irs. Ernest Tornblad is at.tend~
a party b 'ng given in Craig,
\ (Thur-ada nfvemoon, comp-
enury to her niece, Miss Mar-e Erwin; Miss Envin will leave
April Zllt for Vallejo, Cnli!or=,where she will be married.
:tesses at todny's entertainment
Mrs.A.M.Stapleton. Mm
iest and Mm. Arthur Wulf.
uHAJC. Hun Review
Of "J uhr Mi ll"
Mn . w.. ' w wasa m e n ~ i n e m b e r suf the Mo 'bon'Club,
on March 29,Mn. W. J.Knop-
ma nwui na li a rge nttli e enter
tainrnent, reviewing the currently
popular play,"Junior Mins".
One of the freahest and most en-joyable owmedies of the season,the play na its lending char-
acierl two teenage rrlrlx.
Mn. J. Hilton 1H:oadea reall
several poanl. two of which were
of her own compositinn.
Mn. Brewer Hunan ..
Former Blnirite
Mrs.Harlow Brewer enter-mined at u party, Tuesday after-noon, complimentary to Mrs.R.R. Donlay, a. former Blair remi-
dent.Mrs.Donley and son,Jimmy, are gpending thin week
among Blair frlenda;they will
go to St.Loula Mlnourl,this
weekend to vial: relatives.
Mrs. Glllmrt Stork and childrenofHermanspentWednesday
xlternoon with Mn. John Beeklun
and twins, John and Joan.
B. B. mi ni o!Omaha spent
Saturday evening in Blair withhis dawn, Misses Franees and
Grace Smith.
Mrs.Dorthea Wulf entertained
\ number of relatives, Wednesday
ailernoon, in honor of her birth-
day.Word has reached Blair friendsthat Bob Bennett, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Bennett of San Pramchco, California, has been confined
to n hospital ln Australia, suffer-
ing from an lnfectlon; he is lm-
pxvovinghowever and was to havebeen released this week. Bob is a
grandson of Mrs. Semin Staple-
ton and n nephew of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Tornblad of Blair.
n
»I
, . . . . . . , . . . _. . ;Th e Ma rc h me etin g o f
W ilde-W ood s Circ le was held 1
Sunday a t the " Peter Lia ng
ho me in Bennington wi th a n
c eptionally lar ge a t t e n d a n
`W |.|hington,Dodge and Do ug
SCHJODTS NOTESILVER WEDDING
On Sawrdly evening, March 27,
Mr. md Mn. Alben. Schjodt en-wrhlned at their hams went ofBlair in celebntion of their SH-
ver Wdding anniversary. A num-ber of friends and relntixel gnLh~
ered for a social evqxi g,d mwhichhxncheonwasserved.Mr.
and Mrs. Schjodv. were the recip-
ients of y lovely gifts.
.M x s s W u l f
sS o l d l e r s
In nn impreuiva ce
formed Monday ave~
Zion Luthenn Chu
Bennington, Hhs M
daughter of Mr.and
Wulf al Blair, was .rhge w P.F.C. Arlh
son of Mr. md Mrs. O
of Benson. The eight
e
~a
by n men'l qulrieite were givenandmuchenjoyed.Anather i n -
tum nf the p rogram was A paper
~ on " Th e E f f e d a o f t h e W a r o n
e.
us
~.
th a Bi rd s o l HA wn li " ,r a d by
Mr s .Sherry Moo re.Th e u t i c l e
wa s we l\ wd ttc n m d b e i n g o n \
~=re move d f ro m th e
Qi n i e - w o o d d i m e H o l d s
"~'\|'__4. ..+ `R¢\i1n{nd11nl\
The basket dinner proved up
to the standard of former meet-
ings regardless of the rationing
rules now lxrcflect and all par-took of the dinner with great
relish.
After the dinner,PresidentGeorge Mangold af Fremont called
the rnectlng bo order and the pro-
gram was opened by the slnging
of the club song, "The Church lnthe Wild Wood". Homage wal id-
lently expressed for Henry Rohw-
er.lung-time member who had
unused away since the last meet-
...,,-... ._,present day thinking was very ln-
su-ucv..lve.1Norman Mangold and Mrs. Ruth
Blanchard both gave vocal solos
that were very tlne. Henry Kelaerof Omaha was present and ln hi
own way kept everybody in the
.best of humor wllh his witticiams.
The next meeting will be held
ln June at the Sherryx Moore place
in wear Blair and after the plc-
nlé dinner and the program, thecrmvd will' spend the remainder
of the day at the swimming pool
and park..'
'rr
Mrs.Paul
sensen,ry 5
tin
Mil:
Ton
Car
sen,
senHal
Nw
amHe
lose glesenv.were .,........N. C. Cnrlsen, Prul. and Mn.
l Nyholm, Mri. A. M. Peder-
and Helen, Miss Agnes Lar-.Measnt and Mes/dame:Hen-
Sorensen, Carl Sorensen, Mu-Bertelsen, L. E.Hansen and
ired.Kl rl M.Christensen,y Hansen and Betty Pkcek,
I Rasmussen, Robert Rasmus-. Chrls Wulh Vlctm- Rasmus-,Amold F\\hlrodt,nnd H. I.
meh of Blair;Mrs.George
we ol Ringsted, Iowa; and Mr.
l Mrs.Alfred E.Petersen of
rmui.
1. E. M. Benly
is Club TodayMn. E. M. Beaty xr entertsin-
; wdlv. Thursdny, at s regu-r meeting ol the Knitting Club.
~lpps` Holla Al
inner PxriyDr. and Mrs. E. R. Tripp anter-ined the members ol their bridgeuh at n seven o'dock dinner,'eveninsednesday evening. Theas spent st cards.
url Chrlntennennloot:At Bridge
Mr. and Mrs.Karl Christenae
'ill enzertun at dinner and
venlng of ends, wnight (Thuay).for the members of`hursday evening Bridge Cluh.
Hrs. M. R. Lippincott
:. amen- At Cards
r ol the
ing march
leif.wus xttlx-e
Schlerf paxThe uedd
by Mrs. SCThe bride
chiffon crepe gown vand she wore A fingerbouquet was of whit
and gladioll.Her on
was a gold locket,
bridegroom.../Mins Ethel Behnn
the groom, as maid-c
a yellow gown tr-imrr
Her corsage was O!
tions. Miss Erdina Vlthebridewusbrlx
wore x blue satin gwith lose and budpink oamatlons, mls(
The groom var"Muvin Wulf ofbrother of the bride,persen of Omnbn. Tl'
Wpllace Corby and
counins of the groomImmediately folio'
emony, a receptionthe Otw Behrendt l
of the couple.Mm.Behrendt gf
Blair High School aed Dana College. S
n at Orum School foran years. Pvt. Behrend
Lb
emony ww ye..." ..._.no
h
rs- xngwxthihell S J
e Department,and
tioned at the AbsGrounds, Aberdeen,
will return to cam
1 rtfD 1 1 "D Q Hn
U N D E R N E W M A N A G E M E N T
I I-Iave Leased the Equipment of TIL-
LIE'S CAFE and Invite the Patronageof Old and New Patrons.`
MRS. LOIS IVEILLER
Operamr of '
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n gSeveral sh or t ta lk s an d a s o n g Adver tise i n Th e Enterprise
FLORAJERSEYS AND PxN»\Fom=.<1
W a l k e r A v e .S h o p
o v ' m O C R ' < 0 x : ' 1 ' H 0 \ { W AL K E R AV E .
n . nl. k'.'m.,7 ``| > m m. ~ m m- a n
a l ~aB* f " ~R a m c o a t s - D u s t e r s
~ ~ ~S l a c k ; -S l a c k s u l t s - J a c k e t s
r g a n d S k i r t s
i »ALL SIZES
l~N e w S p r i n g . M o d e l s
1 H i I N o w o n D 1 s p l a y
E p1'_§f;?2 ~, T w e e d s , H e r r m g B o n e s ,S t r x p e s
'P l a 1 d s , W o o l s ,M m t u r e s
\.2 a n d T w 1 1 l s
;%,
was s'ronE
Faxrmon s res I .,Ras berries,Etc.,Corn,Peas,Lim a Beans,pBrussels Sprouts,Broccoh,Etc.»and Fxesh
Frozen Fish
SPECIALS F~ I |
APPLES, Rome Beauty, 2 Lbs.
ORANGES, Calif. Sunkist,Doz.
PARSNIPS, Home-grown,4 Lbs.Lsfrrucs, solid and Crisp, 2 H¢aaSQff.j1
CRACKERS, Cracking Good, 1 Lb.
G1'aham's
M A C A R O NI , G o o d Q u a l i t y , 2 L b s . ~
KLE ENE X, La rg e B ox
PE.f\1~1U'rs, Best Quality, Salted, Lb. ~
SAUSAGE, All Pork, 7 Points Lb., Lb.
ROAST, Fancy Rib or Chuc 6 Ptsk,., Lb..
LARD, Rex, 5 Pts. Per Lb., 2 Lbs.
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R e f r i g e r a t e d L o c k a s f o r l e n t
Church Notes
Episcopal Guild \
| l fnonlty.
Mrs.M. R.Lippincott enter-
;ained two tables of! friends at anafternoonolcards,Tuesday.
Guests were the memben of .her
bridge cluh.
Mrs. Amanda Struve
Notes Birthday
"""'5'u"i1i§r','ssisGr
Attorney und Mrs. Walter G.
Huber were hosts at a dinher fol
lowed by bridge last Friday eve-ning, there being three tables.
oo un inn receded bridge_ K pm 9Mrs. Amanda Stmve is enter- playing which took place nt the
taining a number of friends, tiday (Thursday),at an iulornul
celebration 01' her birthday.
Mrs. W. E. Goehring
Entertdal ClublMrs. Walter E. Goehring enter-
| tained at her home on West Co.-
lfax Street for members of tho
Monday Evening Club, March 29.
iAt osrds, Mrs. Wilbur Love wonlthe prize for high score and Mrs.
`C. D. Howard won the cut prize.
l M C D Howard and Mrs.rs.
Louis Murdoch were guests.\
l Faculty Partyllionora BrideI.An all-faculty party was held
| at Bluir High School. Wednesday
'e\~ening,complimentary to Mrs.
|Edward Rourke, a recent bride.
iiloslesses were Miss Charlottelniayracla and Mrs. Pierce of the
g Mrs. Rourke, an instructor in_thc lliph School, was Miss Dems
li-\m\ilagulin prior to hor mar-
ringc thrvo weeks ago..
l Mrs. John Bilfar
\Rclurns to Cont|Mrs. John Biffar left Monday
morning for her homo in Santa\Monica California. Sho had spent
several months in Biair with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jens Juul,
'and also Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bl!-
for|Mr Biffnr, an employe of a
California aircraft corporation,
'has been stationed at Kansa City.and more recently in Florida, in
'the interests of his company. He,'too, will leave t.his week for San-
g'"Monica.
_ Bendorfa' Housegueatn
'Return To Homer--»...L \.... uaan
Huber home on West South Street.
High prize for ladies went to Mrs.I". H. Mc\Lirker and high prize for
men to Harold Rahbass.L.C.
Klopp drew the cut prize.Those attending were Superin-
tendent and Mrs.Ralph E. Fair-child. Mr. and Mrs.Harold Rab-
bnss, Mr. and Mrs. L. C.Klopp,Mr. and Mrs. F. H. McVicker. and
Mr. and Mm. J. Hilton Rhondes.
¢C l u b N o t i c e s
Mrs. Clifford Krauss and Mrs
Anna Compton will be co-host»css-es, next Wednesday afternoon, atthe April meeting of St.Mary's
Episcopal Guild,
Blair Merrymakers
A regular meeting ot the BlauMerrymakeroClubwiththe
lnnnual election of offiuers, is be-
ing held this (Thursday)niwr-noon at the home of Mrs. Harold
Moria.
Tovrnscnd ClubTovmsendClub will hold apartvat Sahetfler Hall.Friday
evening.Music and entenain-
:nent are to be furnished,and
lunch will be served.Everyone
is welcome.
Busy Bee ClubMembers of the Busy Bee Clubheld their March meeting at the
home ol Mrs.Sophie Reeh and
Mrs.Cora Badgerow, Wednesday.
The time was spent in visiting,
and lunch was served by the host-
cases.
W.S.C.S.The regular meeting of the
- - -- .- . u.n....|:.+ Chiiwh
`woRm¢u\N. Mr. and Mrs. xc. w~|Worlanan of Omaha are the
parents uf an 8 lb. son,JamesPhillip, born at Blair Hospitalon Sunday morning, March 251
ULF. A daughter was born toMr. und Mrs. Jim Wulf, Tues-day morning, March 30, at Blair
Hospital. The little ludy is the
first granddaughter lor either
side of the house, and has been
named Bonnie Lynn.
FIRST s.\P'1'1s'r D. D. Ken-
nedy: Sunday School 10 am.;Morning Worship,l l am.;B.Y.
P.U., 'I p.m.Evening service,8p.m. This service to be conducted
by the Women's Missionary Cir-
cle, will be`a Missionary Program,with an offering for missions.
Prayer meeting Wednesday eve-
me pau yea....._at the close of the
with Mrs Ed Renard
Curtis Cook presiding
dainljly appointed tea
week-cnd
ants, Mr.
Lincoln
~afternoon,and Mrs.over thetable.|
,..;z:=¢fi*<ii§=f2;z;¢=1§\
?2f£ifiJW.""~i Y o - . . . . ..Qf>,..s....~ ' f $ = . i . £ ; .\
Misa Mildred Hansen spent thel
in Blair with her par-and Mrs. L. E. Hansen.
and Mrs.Coapland of
called on Mrs.Clara
Pierce, last Saturday altemoon.Mr. and Mrs.Alfred Feer and
daughter,Edna,were Sunday
dinner guests at tho home of Mr.
Elder ~
land Mrs.Kelley Andersen,oi
Craig, Nebraska.'Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Peer and
daughter,Edaa,_spent Sunday| evening' at the home o!Mr.and
f Hexning at 3 p.m. at the church.lllirs. Arthur Anderson,o ~ ¢
FIRST ME'l`HODlST John P. msn.Brooks:10 a.m.,Church School\Sunday afternoon dsitors u t '
:L"::::..';:.::~».§32.<L:; .i`i'.§"§L?\*"°"°'°° of Mr.xiand M;s.ME~.\
»''~n>1 -.ior choirs, sermon, "The Home As'g;"e\ i'i,'§,...§§{1':nd anchildrg,
n Cliristgan Ally".brifed 'P°"lDiune and Gordon.\
f ' \1 <: "\.T.T.'F"f.`§. ..§'§f`"\...€`"w$1`I» Z.. y§f,lf.T§vi\\,sm Th°""°"'gtudgglt ~
solves und your children."5130-" " " Y "m' "' "5 ' f° " u c t s ° ""7:30, Youth l"'ellov\~ship. games, re- | iccs ul.the I-irst Lutheran
froshmcnts and lesson.Wednos-~ e g F i i .'".i'.2§4..""'é».'§;'Z». ~
duy.p.|n..Junior Choir '1:30,` _nxu YYouth Chain Thursday, 6:0, ]n_i!~ren\ont lllulls, bunduy.
termediate Fellowship meeting at Mr. and Mrs. H. Skov Nielsenthe church. Saturday. 1 p.m., theipnd Mr. and Mrs. Hans Knudsen
l'astor's Membership 'l`rainingspent Sunday evening as guests
Class, at the Church.|oI Mr and Mrs. Nels Nelson and
wAseven o'clock dinner at
sr. MARY S EPISCOPALFather Adelbert J.Smith,vicar,218 Wen Lincoln'Street.Phone340. Sunday School at 9145; Holy
Communion and sermon at 11
o'clock.Wednesday,April 6. eve-ning prayer. litany and sermon at
B p.n1.Everyone welcomeWASHINGTON C H U n cn
Sunday School each Sunday mom-lng,under the dl ion nl Clif-
ford Hanson, Trinity Seminary.KENNARD LUTHERAN--p_ C.
'densenz Church services at l l
o'clock.
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children.Superintendent and Mrs. C.W.
Grandy and family were enter-
tained at. dinner,Saturday even-ing, by Mr. and Mrs. E. M. May ol
O aGlen Gillette arrived lx-on
Anchorage,Alaska.Thursda:
evening, for a short visit witlhis sister,Mrs .lent Mchianigal
He left the following day fo
Oregon where he will be locate
for u time.Mrs. J. E Campbell and Mn
George Campbell returned 1Blair last week-end from Rocher
I ur.....Mi»Mrs.Georl
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Laundries Are Having'Much Difficulty
Keeping W ashings Straight and Getting
W ork Done on Time.
Although We Can't Help It
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'. . . \ \ . . . . \ - - u f-a n d M r s .
a o " a 0 vm.. ... -...__._ ,d H l l |ing tle mst week mr in thei r '-'----m m Frldl m"" ' * "° "' ° '" "L, so Da ;u mD l s c o n t m u e L a u n r y a u n g .m . ;-1 ~
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Fairway Transfer
¢|Jcnn wcsm w ...,..,_._,[W guests of mrs. wpmu Me.......__,,~the Baptist Fellowship Cimle atQ~ ` h e r h o me ,Thursday afternoon.
She was 888isK.e<\by Mrs Cum
.y » - --where they were w\relat.ivcs for a few d
'Danny is n nephewdorfs, ind fqrmerly resided in ' .B d Lo Pl h'ITT 22 " f"'"'§ n""""'é"§'f Bn. r a'I'\\g;r;:v|:.?gn::;B wars leli ~
4 lg 00 an una o @Ke~Mrs.C\\ar\e|McComb.Bliss
_____ _,
U t h u a y Q "... ._ _.M r s .W .H .R u w e c e l e b r a t e d
v on Monday,emer
o e l he Llillulan d M n . .IlllllllllllllllIIIIllIIIIlllull||||||||||||||||||||||umumn||llfrances Smith was in ~
the a.ftemoon's program.
's | V.F.W. Auxiliary
Mr, QLXHH; Kenneth Guben-1
son and children,Makzobu Andi
Jim-cic, Mr. and_.~1r_». Waldo Wil-\~~~H
K
of
hehWinter/S1v.'§?a. ;°.;°x:::~,"":';."~"Why Gamblg About Nec son and sons.Lee an n W l f l t l landMr . an d Mr s . L e o na r d K u n '¢~:1Al)I\ 'l'\l1|'\E I:--'. . :..'. : : -n , . ¢n m n h n : m e n t b u n u a y i
_
Scheffler Hall, and a new mem-
ber,Mrs.June Schooler.wasinitiatedmma n orgaxxization.
The hnnussea, Mrs.Sun Hoare
and Mn. William Miller,beinglunnhle w attend the meeting. hm
arranged for A lunch which WIBiserved nt the Ext Shop :liter the
close of the meeting.
Unlted SewersThe United Sewers held their
ho o d meeting nz o n Ro hm
Rlahel home Fridny evening.
Mn. Robert Rlahnl w u chosen
\- leader, while Hrs. Ruben Ru-
;="===°° will serve nl u n n m o
Oman wereeleetedu follows:
Charlotte Hlrdy, president; Mu-
p r e t Rleelzel,vice president;
rhy ni.Rnmmuen,i°¢f¢'-111;
md Mnrllyn Rlechel, news repon-
er.Other members of the m o p
*include Betty Rudy,Joan Mxnh,
Mlrilynn Rumunen md Mxrlene
Much.
_ _ . . _ - - ~Mr.end Mrs.Henry Munch
visited ln Teknmlh, Snndly. wlth
Mr. lenckei mm-, Mins Basie
Menekh MRS. HARRY HUSK
Mrs.Harry Hunk,pictured
above,wns Miss Drelyn Kuhl-
mnn of Herman prlor w her
mnrringe.The wedding wus
solemnlzed at Lhe Luthenn par-eonage in Tekamah on St. Pat.-
rlck's Day.
Mr. end Mrs. Marvin Wulf end
ns. Leonard and Jimmy, of Ce-
dar Falls, lows, md Mr. and Mn.Norman Wnl! of Waterloo, lawn,
were guests,hlondly end Tues-dny, at the parental Chris Wulf.
home. On Monday evening '-My al,-wnded the wedding of Blat Mar-
guet Wulf, who was mnrrled m
Arthur nelmmdf. et the Benning-
ton church.Mr. end Mrs. E. L. Deming eel-
ebrated their 28nd wedding an-
nivemry. Sundry.Dinner guest)
were J. G. Kennedy, Dr. md Hn.
E.. J. Allely md (emily of Teh-
mah; Mr. and Mrl. L. J. Rasmus-sen and Lauritl.Mr.md M n .
John Rasmussen md Karen of
Blair; Mr. and Mn. G. E. Fred~
neu, nu vi v......._, _,___nt the home of Mr. and Mrs.Ed
Gilbeztlwn.Mr. md Mn Ben J.B4l'E|¥\-U'ermeruined at wwer.'tuesday
evening, for Second Lleutennntmd Mrs . wmhm c. Szendnfr of
I-hurt Sill, Oklnhonlag M m Eric
Knudxen and daughter,Mnry
Beth, md'J. J. Sumdee-nf Wuh-
ingtnn.Mn. Lyle Gilbertaon, of South
Gnte, Celllomln, spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting at the home
n! Mr. and Hrs.Ed Gilbert-lon.
She wu on nu way home fromHolton, Knnnu, Where me had
:pmt the pen month with her
futher,~Mr.Conrad 1\Nl°1!°n.
who suffered a stroke about u
month Igo-llre George Rosen of Arlington
ent/sxiaimfl.Wednesday evening,
for Mm Hnrlow Brewer,K m
Slreh H u y Pawn,and M n .
.Tohn Young, all oi Blelr.The
hostess, who il A silter of Hrs.
Young, eneeruined the sfwn ez
the lmme o! her pnrenu, Mr. anderick and Cunlyn ol Ashlup; and Mrs.Chet* G,\lnr-dull,with
Axdlee Deming of Omnhl..~ du e r e s i d e s .
V V . l ~ \ l \ | . l 1 v v u
I am a candidate for re lection to the
gity Council at the city election next Tues-
sy.My wlicy during the five years I have
served on the council has been one of econ-omy within the limits of good gove ent.
If elected, I will continue tn carry an
open mm d on all city matter and W llllbe
glad to discuss individual problems at all
ti me s .
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~E. A. nourms
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Be Foresighted
§§Q}'g COAL. Now!
U U U C W I r v v 1 " ' : " " " " " " " "
Labor Shortages, at the Mines and in Our Own Yards, and
h Show Pmpeem of FuelRaul Congestxons Are Items Wh\cWAdvise You to Store NextShortages Next W mter.eYear's Coal Now.-
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hir. and Hn- Henry Hiller and
Hn. Rnnell Petersen were Bun-day dinner guest:at Ure Paul
Mal?-G11 home
Hn. Nellie Waxdell spent the
weekend at the home of Mr. and
Mn- Leonard Peterson.
Mr. and Mm Rolhnd.Holmes
vilited Sunday at the home 01 ll:.
and MH. Nels Pe!etldll
Mr a nd Mn Nic Fredrlehsen
spent Friday in Wert Point.
Miss No Jane Wand spent.
the weekend with her parents,
lr. and Mrs. Carl Ward.
Sunday zueatl ol Mr. ur-d MrsHenryUtemlillnwereMrand
Mrs. Walter Plugge and inmily,
and Verna Utonnann.. .Swdmh "dofv Ka anlrd Hlgl;
1 enum aa iarevr party n the Kmnard
r a v n m Wednesday oveninm
Vernon u me boy or 'Mtheaehoolloleavezo.i°in the
armed tm-ees.Mr. and Mn. Torvel Anderaen
and Merle were Somhy v llllffi
e ro! Mr. and Mra. Chrla Jalan
Mr. a nd Mn William Kuehl
and family spent Sunday at the
homt of Mr.and Mrs.Walter
rimdaamire1 aHv eli nKhnlllld-
Ddn, in ArlingtonMn, W. B. Rosenbaum vias aSetzrrday anernoon vidtor ev. the
Chet Rosenbaum home.Mrs. lpgan Arney, of Wahoo,
¢§P°"" a _ow dayxdria week nt the
|on,is¢pandin¢a£ew d a r l l l w '
Hrs. Clarence Vance was xmbvd
fo the Methodllt Bapital in omha, Sawrday morning, when ah!
mieefwmz an emergency ww-dectomy.Report are tht: she il
getting along very well.
The Neuman ladies'Aid will
meet Thursday April 8, with Mrs.
Hattie MeCa-un.Mr.and Mrs.n a w fme h ll l
and Mr. and M n .Harry Blum
were Thuraday evening dinner
meats of Mr. and Mrs.Elmer
WrightMiss Helen Rosenbaum gpent
the week-end at the parental, Glen
Roeenbaum home.Mr. and Mn. Joe Konvolin and
Ronnie, Misa Hazel Harman, and
Mr. ind Mrs. C. W. Honaeh spent
Sunday evening at the home
Mm Lena Chriltianeen,in er»
meu wmeef s aan . ~
Conditions
Hin Iauella Rackmeyer, for-
mer A-rlihtwli woman now do-
ing Red Croas wo d overaul,wrote Arlington relative thin
week concerning her arrival in
Africa.A r mm b a o l w w w .
ing nee:-ph: from her mm on
a sister, Mn.Homer Hiller of
Arlington. lollow."We quite a trick to really
ulean up via the n i t water
alvwer -while balandng on arolling boat. I fear I shall neverbe a good sailor.Have tried
wma k a a da w tofly homeonthe return trip,whenever it'e
time for that."Alrlca il e country of meh
great contrast,ultra modern-
latie buildings with no neutral
heating or plumbing.Chic
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Writes Of Inconvenient Living pzsoro News
A t A f r i c a n P o s t
-'mme out for ima. brought
a n i mmu n e expurlelwz md
mo. com. AP eorrerpondent
fmm Washinswn. D.C., and we
l m mu t u a l ~ i n n m l = \ u -man and hex' defer.Were in-
vited to an air mn:hnoe w-nigmt.Are aa much in demand
aaiiwewere aeoirpleofdelm-
u m a ."We are rtill living in ad u m i w r v . m m pwvle foreach room, s mil !or elnheoi
and an impreaaive "horne-tx1mgh"like a lhi r with 40
bran spigots lor washing in
ice cold water.Reminds me ol
somethin! Roman.' "I'm glad it will soon besummer.l've worn everything
but my long underwear (whielli= .un in my bed wil) but wr:
The DeSoto Womam'a Club mei.March 24, with lliaa Holm as heat-
ee. There were 11 memben pru-ent. Hin Holm served a lmiehemr.
the next meeting will be held Ap-ril 7 with Effie mmm. aa hm-
-eau.Junior Smith.son of Mr.and
Mrs.Roland Smith.loft Friday
for Fort lmvmwnrth where ha
will enter the U. S. ann .Meedama Roland th,Har-ry Paulson,and U a Ndson
spent Monday in Omaha.\M r s . m e Nelson of Blaair
spent S y at the Harry Paul-
son home.Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sully aiid fam-
ily spent Sunday with Mrs.
Sull south of Blair helping hercelelirate her hirtbddMr. and Mrs. CliI!%nd Hlneline
' and children and Frank Hlnelinewere Sunday dinner guests at thelChn.rlee A. Hinellne home wat of
Blair.I Mr. sind Mrs. Wallage 5 9 "
Fort Calhoun And Vicinity
lk. and Hn. J. J.Sierk speltSnndav n u Kr . ma
Bra.Walter Sa penfldpd tTueadaafternoon with Hn.er-mah KMx. and Hrs.Emil Kruse andMr.and Mrs.Charles Hlneline:peat Sunday with lr. and Mn.
Joe Thomgeon.Mr.an Mrs.Walter Sappen-figld and family agent Friday eve-ning a¢ the Earl mith home. They e w wan Mr.Smi|.h'|birth-
i i ..end Mrs.Gifford Nielxon
were vdalmrs at the Emma Ketch-innrk home, Seturdny evening.
Fred Hansen received the pro-motion of Tech.Corporal this
week.Mrs.Ernmt Schmidt went totheBlur Hospital I-'rlday morn-ing to have her teeth ani-actedHer condition is reporwd as good
Arthur l»°m'1\. Emil Lorsch. and
Carl Nohrenburg.Mr. and Mm Harry Nelson andi
Mrs.Tena Ambler moiored fo-
Omaha.Sunday evening,to see
Mrs. Gus Newatrom.
Mr.and Mrs, Claus Ohrt and
Mr. and Mrs. Claus Mehrens wereFriday evening vlaltors of Mr. and
" g "kg Sierh.
re.en Re h :M ,Frances Suv;k\:xbbe,F::d MDS.
ler, and Mr. and Mrs.CharlesMoeller were visitors of Mn. An-na Wx-iedt thin week.Leiter, Walt/er and Edith Stan-ley were Saturday evening visit-ors at the Jake Slerk home.Mr. and Mrs. George Ohrt wereoallere at the Alvin Ohrt home,Thursday evening.The occasionwas Mrs. 0hrt'n birY.hdn}%.Mr.and Mrs.Gus ruse andM:-a_ Al Croft were Sunday visit-
ors at the Bruce Cox home, Sun-
The Dorcas Aid Sou-:ty winilbymu, Ulmwrxg ,Num ____ _'rrenun muses..-...<........_.._..,,meet with Mrs. Henry Jansen on
Thursday. March 8.
Miss Florence Mortensen spent
the week-end at her homc in
Council Blulls.Mr. snd Mrs, Henry Rix and
Mis Agnes Casper visited .xt thu
1;;==Hanssll home in Iowa Srn-
y.Miss Ienn Bates was u Sunday
guest at t Jap Rosenbsums.
Mr. nnd lrs.Harry Swanson
visited at the Gustav Kahnk homo
Sunday evening.Mrs. lrsne Jansen and Jessie
spent Sunday st the hom: o( Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Mathiescn.
Ml! Msrdoris Gehrk, of Omaha
spent the weekend with her pnr~ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gehrk.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Peterson
snd Mrs.Nellie Wardell spent
Thursday evening with Mrs Jessie
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Mr. and Mrs.Leonard Lsrseu
and Leonard,Jr.vwted at the
Lars Larsen heme, Sunday.
Wednesday evening guests of
Mr. sud Mrs. H. C.Blsco wereMr. and Mrs. H C Jensen and Mrs.
Nellie Gilbertson.A baby buy,James Phillip,
was born tn Mr. and Mrs.Rays:Worlunsn at die Blnir Hospital,
Sunday.Mrs.Workman is n
sister nf hlrs. Dennis Bancroft ul'
this vicinity.Mr. snd Mrs. Walter Rosenbaumwere I-'ridsy evening guests ot Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Utermnnn.Bobbie Plugs spent n few days
this week with his grandparents'
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Utennsnn.Miss Helen E.Johnson spent
the week-end st her home.Mrs. Charles &tes,Mrs.S-
Pettlt,Mis w i l m Bates,and
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Imm-Dennls Bancroft learned Sunday
of his fathers death,who has
been living in Kansas.Miss Hazel Hansen spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Hansen.`
~Mr. :nd Mrs. Lyman Camberg.
Marian and Donnn Jean,spent
the weekend in Wahoo
MANEY, SUNNYSIDE
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Betts andKaren nndhlr. and Mrs. Pets lxxr-1
sen were Wednesday a!ten\oon|
,visitors at the Ed Christensen
heme.Jimmy Custard celebrated his
6th laiwiday at Msney Sehool arillionday when the children played
games and Jimmy treated them to
mp eskes.l Merle .lsnn celebrated his
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Along the streets and on the
curb the poorat and filthieet
of beggars.Mnny donkey arts
and horse drawn csrrisges,AIew esmels, and autos,and of
course, jeeps.
NEW ENGLAND NEWS'
Mr.und Mrs.E a r l Fletcher
dndiamily of Calhoun,and Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Fletcher were visi-
tors of Aims and Birdie Fletcher.,
Mr. and Mrs. John Erihson and
Jeraldine,Mr.and Mrs.Jaek
Erikscn, Mrs. Ervin Clements and'
Jimmy Joe were Sundny dinner_
guests ol Mr.and Mrs.Byron
Battling.Mr. and Mrs.Fred Egbexs and
Alfred were Sunday eveningvisitorsat the Chris Kuhlman'
keep wann-Afl'lC8- This
hssn't been.
talk to menan Amer-lean
l wish there
W2asu1NG'roN NEWS
M .. Charles Gottsch and Mrs.w l l Bertelsen,M m B.A.
Gottseh, lllrs.Eric Knudsen, andlllra. Elmertllogtein attended mg
Ac .ievemcn sy prog-mm s
" ' i ` . § ; . ~ ' h . . d w g h J g r l c e
spe t nes an u nywitll relatives in Benson..
I Mrs.Robert Bryce entertained'""i1§"T..i°l`ll';. §";:."ai.i:;~.2£
tored to Omaha,Friday evening,
to meet Bill Stender_who is en-foying a [yrlough wlw relatives. L _us ms. rncnntlv nromoted
l imagine Llmt insounds all play but
All day'long we
who haven't seenwoman in months.
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Ir. and Mrs. Claude Kep n a t
Zalifomia Junction,Iowa.Mr. and Mrs. Pete Jones enternined at dinner, Sunday, in hon-r 0! Jennie Wallace] birthday.
lmonf those Shresent were Mr.md B rs. Jake ristensen of Ex~m,lawn, Mr.and Mrs.Herbertlonesandchildren,Mrs.JennieNallaee, and Mm Annie Ruff-om of Mondamin, Iowa.. Sunday visitors at the S. Hineme home were Mrs.MarjorieWidener and Phyllis of Omahallr. and Mm.Harold Gustin and
Sandra of Omaha. and Mrs. Ralph
Hineline and children.Those who helped Mr. and Mrs.Charles O. Hineline observe their
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Cpl. Fred Hansen spent Sunday at
the Emma Ketzhmark home.The Collee Club ladies met Fri-day afternoon with Mrs.HughVaughan. Those present were Mrs.Emma Ke ark, Mrs.Louise
Bolln, Mm. Anna Klassen, .lrs. J.J, Sierk, Mrs. Detle! Kruse, Mrs.Claus Ohrt, Mrs. 1-'red Hansen andMissIreneKarn.Mrs.AnnaKlaasenreceived high score andMrs.Detlef Kruse low.Later inthenftemoon,lunch was served
by the hostess.Mrs. Hugh* Vaughan, Mr-a. Lowise Carey and .loan spent 'heweek»end with Mr. and Mrs. NailMcMillan at Atlantic, Iowa.The Wilde Woods Circle met at
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Miss Jeanne Kruse and Te\:h.°y'
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ores, Mr. and Mm. Har ry Hine-an d Ric hard,Mr .an d Mr s .
and I-lineline,Mr .an d Mrs.
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eline an d children,Mr .and~.Ru dy Tha de n,and Mr .an d
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i r ami Mr s My ro n 0. D avis o fir c a lled at th e Rolan d Smi th
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lisa Ardy c e De mi ng of U m m
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Among Washington C o u n t yippers on the market with hogs
ere Theodore Olson, 22 heed that
craged 825 lbs.,and sold at1530; Peter Mordhunt, 16 head
veraging 263 lbs. at the same
rice, and James Skinner, 24 headat averaged 339 lbs. and brought
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re given tn the upper onexrthoftheSeniorClass in
gh School Monday and Tues-
y.Those who wok the examsreMsrgnrel. Nelson, Jim An~
euen and Patty Kelley.Mrs. Anhur l1'h\nm returned
mm Oklahoma, Thursday oven-
nz.Mr. and Mrs. H. C Blaco were
xndly callers in Omws
Mr. and Mrs. A.E.Wright,
ho were married Thursday, ue
5113 honored at a churiverimm st the Kemumi Pavilion,
sturdsy evening, April 3.
Dons mummy vmm. ..-. ..... ._--l .Noel home in Tekamnh.Sundn;/.Lbir
Miss Lila Wolsmann, of 0md\:x,']\§<epent the week-end at the PN*-'gs
enml, Soren Wolsmxnn home.'Fr
Mr. and Mrs.Albert Plug-ge viivisited at the Henry Ubermsnn\m.
home. Thursday.anTheIu i i a 'c m Club will]
meet with Mrs. Leonard Peterson inFriday, April 2.Ho
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. C. Blum spenl- L1
Tuesday evening st the home oi ~Mr. and Mrs. A.c.Debel,i n ABlur.l c
Mr. and Mrs. Lesw l{runberK|
were Sunday evaming dinner asguests at the G.E.\Kr°nbers"mhome.; »
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thday at Sunnyside School on
xnday.The children played
mee, and Merle's mother,Mrs.
itz Japp and his sister,Joansited school.Merle and his
:viher treated the school children
nome.Mrs.L.B.Harrison attended
a shower at the Harry Cooperhome, l-'riday nftemoon given for
Mrs. Philip Cooper.
Mr. and Mm.George lilndley
ld teacher.I ~.-a,und Marlene were .astuni y
"Km 'e v°'§a;":;. 1 g ; evening visiwrs at L. B. Harrison.
enn on u Hy a 1 Mr. and Mrs.A 1. xuagm andllowingplacesMrs.Johannnd zu Au c M liobbie, Mr. and Mm.Raymond
xuritsen a rs.gus _._si and duo attended tho 1.mie»|M"¥"' and f'"?"'Y-and "¥'»°"'*
|d bnzzaar at the Luthem Mrs. Art Mngill and Melvin spent
|,m.d, in Kennard.'Sunday at the Harold Magill
Mrs. He rma n mum,mdmd_home helping Janice celebrate her
id Duane spent w¢ < mmy "' *Y-lternoon at the Earl Thompson Thursday evening guests at
emo.lhe i ized g=°\=B1=~>;-=~= ingludedb Mr.
g m A M ¢_d 'un ns.on i f s r n n Bo \fvi m gg Cs ff fé mm Sun ay Blair,Mr. and Mrs.George BJ.
Mm.png Westerganrd atrend schuldt,Mr.and Mrs.Leonard
- -»~ ..\._..,..=,.,. Bartling and daughters.
new....,........_.,,,__to Second Lieutenant.Mrs. Nels Knudsen entertained
in honor uf her sister; Miss SenaJensen's birthday,Thursdgty eve-ning, for the following:r.andMrs. John Jensen,Mr. and Mrs.Pete Olsen, and Mr. and lllrs. Eric
Knudsen and Msrybeth.Mr.and Mrs.Chns Nielsensnt Sunday afternoon at N. P.
I lsews.Mrs.Amanda Svogerson isspending several days at the Hen-
ry Tietgen home.Mrs. B. Berlelsen called at theWilliam Wiese home, Wednesday.C.H. Barnes was in Washing-ton, Sunday, to bid farewell to hismany friends as he is leaving for
Canada soon.Mr. and MxS.Fred Jensen, Mrs.Henry Jorgensen of Omaha, and
Mrs.William Wiese sggnt Wed-...-...aw nhemoen with rs. Chris
Klahn. Prizes. were won by .IKlyne and ~ Nels Hapsen.
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were Theodore Olson, 22 heed that
averaged 325 ibs.,an d sold a t
$15.3U;Peter Mord hor st,16 head
ave rag ing 263 lbs.a t th e same
pric e, and J ames Skinner, 24 head
that averaged 339 lbs. and brought
$15.25.n 4 0A r t Clausen of Fo r t Calhoun
wa s on..t11e Chic ago Stoc k Ma r k -
et iaat week wi th fo rty head o l
pri me steers averaging 1375 lbs.
LIVESTOCK sAL£s
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Wayne_Loi`!ia was recently on
the Souih Omaha liveswck murk-
ct with thirty held af hogs nver~
aging !ls. that brought $15.85
yer hunurcd.
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d a hhihday luncneon rn.~»~....,lex mother, Mrs. A. D. Knight at
nringbon on Wa\nesduy a1`t<.r~
l00l\.Mr. and Mrs.Francis lloven-lick and Lois Jenn and Duanei
melped Elsie Shelley of Benson:elebrate her birthday. Sunday.Hans Svogerson and Hurry and
Elmer spent Sunday aiwrnoon at
khe Wm. Voss home.Mrs. Francis Hovendick spentSunday, Monday and Tuesday at
the Orville Sack and Claus Rix
homm.Mr. and Mrs. Louie Voss spent
Sunday evening vith Mr and Mrs
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Mr. and Mrs. A.I. Maglll ann
Bob md Mr.and Mrs.GeorgeHlndley were in Omaha. Tuesday.
Mrs. August. Jordon spent Mon-
day afternoon at the Bert Thomp-
wn home.Mr.and Mm.John Jaxzklon
and Marjorie and Jerry Runner-feldt of Oakland were Sundayvisitors at the Fred Hovendick
home.Mr. and Mrs.Lars Peiersenspent Sunday at the home oi
their daughter,Mrs.Arthur W.
Anderson and family.Mr. and Mrs. A.I. Magill and
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Francis novenuiun C u |Mr. and Mrs. Merrill taraand children spent the week-endm Florence, on aéxunt ol the ill»
ness o!Mr.'s grand-mother, MrB.'Lavins Taylor who
'passed away on Sunday.Venda. Christensen spent Friday
night at me Elmer Betts home,
'was an Omaha shopper on Satur-day and spent Saturday night
| w i L h S i n g r a An d - s o n o f ~Mr.Mrs,ernmn . atzehnnd sons spent Thursday evening
la t the parental,Emu Mntun
home.1 Mr. snadldg. CwVoas end Ex-
mer visi r.snWsile in Omaha on Weduuday.
Mr. und Mn. Jerry Dslsy and
lumlly and Bob `Foley oi Omaha*spent Sunday st the Rdlbsrt Foley
home.Mr. and Mrs. Jim Troubs a.;d
son ol Omaha were wlers at weuma.v m home during the
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Bobbie spent 'ruesday evenmg inthe Ben. Thompson home;
Mr. and Mrs Wm.Cram of\Selnh, Washington were Monday
and Tuesday guests at the John
B. Eriksen home.Mark Mcflomaha of Blair spent
lfmm Wednesday until Sundllywilih his brother, Ray and family-
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wilder anason of Craig were dinner guest.
Monday at the Fred Peck home.
Mrs.Marietta Lyons and
Letitia were Thixnday altemoon
calers at Alma and Birdie Fle1A:h~
e s.
Thursday afternoon visiwr at the
Chas. Krohn home.Mr. and Mrs. Chris L_ Andéx-»
sun were Sunday guests at me
Earl Thompson home.Thursday supper guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Curley were Mr.
land Mrs.R.ay.McConnnlm, Fran-
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an-y Swansen, Sunday sfternoon.A number o l friends helpr.-<1lrs.C.V.Shumsker celebmmer binhdny.Saturday evening,
'he evening was spent playing
inochle.Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Marshall andIn and Mrs. Jahn Marshall andamily were dinner guests of Mr.
nd Mrs. George Johnpan in Oma-
la Sunday.lm-. and Mrs. F, W. Kruse oflonger spent Saturda afternoonit the Eric Knudaen ome, visib-
ng Lt. William C. Stenaer.Aida Guedeker spent lust weekn Omaha visiting het sister, Mrs.
Stanley Rosewuter,Jr.Mrs. William Mntzen has s ntLhe past week with her son,b»en.at the Lutheran Hospiul.
Robert is recuperating alter an
fm.~.\»a\inn_
u n n l
~peration.Mr s.C.V .Shumaker attended
the E lk City Ladies Aid , Th ur s-
day . The meeting was held at. Mrs.
Her ma n App le by 's an d th e s i t u -noon was spent in Red Cross work.
Mr .and Mr s .LeRoy Gottac h
spent Sunday evening wi th Mr .
and hire. Ed Goedeker.
hir e. Meta Ar n ha s re tu rn ed to
he r h ome in W ashington afterspending the wi n ter i n Oma ha.
Alvi n Hoi er is enjo y ing a fu r-
lou gh with r elati ve s in th is vi c i n-
i t ,yhirs.He nr y Tietgen under went
a ma jo r operation at.the Cla rk-
son Hospitai,Mon day mo mi n g .
KENNARD, NEBRASKA
WILL BE SOLD AT
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S A T U R D A Y A P R I L 1 0
2:00 0'CI;CK PM.
Property Consists of the Following Items
Two grain elevators, capacity of 12,500 bushels each»
One lumber shed, 68x100 feet
Storage sheds for 500 tons of coalOffice bnilding, 22x22, with a 20-lon capacity scale
All office and yard equipmentEntire stock of lum ber, coal and feed on hand on date of
sale as per inventory
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Mr. and Mrs. Ray McCommha
and Mak, Mrs. Elizabeth Suples
entertained at Sunday dinner for
Mrs. Nmcy McCcnnah.\ and Mark,
Mn» Elizabeth,l h r y Helen an-1
Do wd o f nw .
Mr. md Mrs. A. l.` Mlgill and
Bobbie were Saturday mmr-=
guesu nt tha 1.42321 Curley hams.
Wilblllf Wakefield spent thuweek-end at Alma and Birdie
FletxzhettMrs. Ralph Penne spent Mon-
ay at the home of her dmghter
Mrs- Jxmu Wu!! of Blnk.
Dom€AcxZER"NEws
Emil Gotuch and Lillie were
dinnc(\01uuu <g Md; and »;_»= HH;ben ~un y in omfr utheir son's 501 un-¢i\a.y_Odi n
dinner gucstg were Mr. and Mn.William Chnslznnen and familyMrs. Ella Conlon and Dicky, .ml
Hum' Andaman. Afternoon vid!-
o n were Mr.md Mn,JohnMeeves and Mr: Ind Mrs. Wlllllm
rl.on yM'ilm`Ax>v\e mem M an -rvernoqnwi th 'L _An. White of
BnmunMr. and Mrs. H, s. Aggwleby andshyrl ol Omnlu and th r dingh-
mr and son-in-lnw from MinnM°-
u " r f d l : - m f ~ ' ; : r ° a t " n r "
A l ome,svinpgfncli- ol Cpl. 'r. 0.1-la lu 65.
;1°mi,,wha wu home on h hlaugh, Cplfoslma len Thursday
Bidder for Cashw
Terms-25 Pct. Down, Balance When Possession Given
F a r m e r s G r a i n 8 1 L u m b e r C o
K ¢ n g § g g , § § f § ! 3 § ? ' k °
w, .\.l
_
L ' U l »M r .a n d M r s .H e r m a n M a t z e n h
n d s o n s w e r e S u n d a y d i n n e r
. . - . . s . .. f * l u n n t t n M . \ . ¢ 3 , e 1 1 h¢| ; | ; | ( 3 . ,~
n o t B la i r .M r an d Mr s .Ra lp h Pearce
re r e S un d s y d i n n er g u atu a t th e
° '". \\----»Sn R|uh»x~|
~o d y K n o w s !i i ;
t the Situation May Be i
ON
a n s p o r t a t i o n ~
A N D
Labor
Next Fall '
. md Mrs.Otin Vo u and
e visit/ad at the Wm.Voss
e bn Sunday evening.Benha Wendt apnnt the
»end at the Chu. Voss home.lotta and Geraldine
ght visited at the Ruben
~y home, Sunday.r. and Mrs. Louie Voss ,Ro-
Knenig, Mr. and Mm F l d
~tex-gannd and Dan spent Sun-
aftemnon at Carter Lake, ln.
~r.md Mn. Torva\ Andersen
Merrill, and lmriae Vnas were~day altemuon vdnitors at the
Jxbnal hams.»Robert Euhy attended tho
ty Extensinn Clubs Achieve-
t Day pwrgam at Blair on
>-esday.~r. and Mrs. Chu.Voss and
~er, Mn Berdu Wmdt,Mr.
d Mn. Wm. Japp and Rudolph
re Sllndly Afternoon vixiwrs
the Paul Wulf home.ohn Rix spent from Wednes-
y m Friday at the Frnncla
~vendiek home.Mr. and Mns.ChAs~Vous,md
`Idren, and Mrs. Berth:Wendt
~ze Samxdxy evening viaitn
the Wm. Von hams.
\
BUY COAL
Now!
Advefkfse in Thu Enterprili
It Brings Ralulu
BEN REEH
llolmquist Grain & Lumber Company
PLA Y SAFE!
'rms WAS Z
ADVERTISING
ONCEfm 5:
.L\»\ ~2.
BUT w.n§'»?»
Nswsrnmnoasrr zty\ss11r.n
g ,,»;fi'€¥*|.\
/
~n i.a - ~0
¢
0
v.n.. ........... .....- _. _Miss Doris Harrison of Omaha
peut Sunday with her parents,
lr. and Mrs. L. B. Harrison.
Mrs. Lconnrd Bnrtling anter-
Ained n number of ladies at a
Sunley Brush mr'-y at her homeWednesdayaiteruoon.Those
present were Mesdnmes Sd\¢nck\
n Blair,Raymond Mngux md
Mxrlene, leonud Bartllng,RayMcConnaha,G¢0l¥°Boschult,Gi\bert Stork, and Tommy, Fred
lfeck, Lester Curley, Byron But-
ling, Bert Thompson and E m
Xmhn.Edgax-Lanen spent snmxdny
evening at the B M Thompson
hams.Mrs. Wm. Peck und son anaM i l l Lelx Peck wen Omshn
:happen Saturdly-Mm.Free
\Pec\: spentthe day st the Joebow
'home in arm-.mr.and Mrs.Clilfnni Cain
Dbn and Mm' were dinner guestSundnyattheIestcx'Curie;
home.Mr. and Mn.Anguz J°
rwem Snndly sim:-noon vllitor
at the Cui Meierhenry home.Hn. Rre emn Loltiz of Cu i
spent Mondny albernoon win
lhukrx. Arthur W. Andersen whil|Pnemxn attended me Fm Kubi
|fu-m sa\e..___-~~~;-.
Farmers Grain 81 L~ber ~Co
K¢ng§gg,§§f§!3§?'k=
N o 'I' I c E
Property of the
Farmers Grain & Lumber Co.
KENNA RD, NEBRASKA
WILL BE SOLD AT
I lP u b l i c A u c t l o n l
S A T U R D A Y A P R I L 1 0
2:00 0'CI;CK PM.
P r o p e r t y C o n s i s t s o f t h e F o l l o w i n g I t e m s
Two grain elevators, capacity of 12,500 bushels each»
One lumber shed, 68x100 feet
fStorage sheds or 500 tons of coal
Office building, 22x22, with a 20-mn capacity scale
All office and yard equipmentEntire stock of lum ber, coal and feed on hand on date of
sale as per inventory
.I .
Mr. and Mm. John |:.hmmaccompaniedbyMr.und M
Wm. Cnm of Selah, WuhlnK'»'
drove w Wdthill Tuudny |spent the dny with Mr. and M
lb. und Mn.I-'red Havendl
M u r a d a n d Do dl was F
man! lhoppen, Tnmdxy.Mr. and Mn. cm-1» Chrilhntf
lon ol nm: wm Monday wen!
l r m nt the Alfred K:-an
amp.l n .Fred Huva ndi chlus f 1|lIl m m n o m n n s u m mum
ullun M. the rmup uulrr www 'muon
|
l' ul l*'| !
.NOTICE To c m m m m s
A. C. Debel, ikttomey
County Court, Washington Coun-
ty, Nebx-uh._ESTATE OF Perry A. '1`ietsort.
Deceased.,Notice is ~'ven to the creditors
Legal Notices
Lihwolun nnm d -N E W S ~Hnndny-
Hr i n d l r l -thlx v n e k v e n
vmwnnm»1>m1wuu\ww'2,'X, °°""' ~ "
wx ''"hm J npp undhw a n d i u dl y .family;Bemnnl
An na and Mrs.
H v g r z"lim i azz;
Bemnxd Thomp-son nnd Allred James md Mrs.Amxndm Svogermm were Sundlv
Clmrlea Von,
Rudolvh- WxlterFritz Japp andThomplonundBath: W endtMr. and Mn.Sunday eveningNslmn home.`Hr.md Mrs.
I
v mf n.~W o l nmu ma n d l lr \ nd M n .! i f
ry Gehrk.. ° ' : ° * = f : . , : ° ° f a , " i a ? ~ "
n A e .Voss ome,y
Kr . md M n.Bernard Thom~son and Allred J a na xnd MAmapdnSyogenonwereFri dl
evemng visxbon AY. the Hmm Sv~
gerlpn home.,Musa Rosie Wulhurn lpent.eral days lu! week lt the ..nnemoon visitors nt the Hlfl'Y!l'e\ersen home in Blur.
Swanson home _1 »A number I\'0l1\ Bun community Advextile in The Enterprise
1~: ~Cmfv Juan
m a r i o
tertained as Sunda dinner gun-stuMr . a n d Mr s . J . P . L u m a n d Mr .
and Mr s. J ames La rs en o f Bla ir.After noon vi s i to n we re Mr .u s d
Mm .Cli ffo rd Larsen md J u d i th ,
Mr. and Mm. Glen Miller, amd J er
ry Ctaments.Mr s .B e r th !L o we re tmn e d
1 Th u r s d l evening miter
Hanna Co, -==r»g\~L00
n a m a n m u mFeehle-a n 271183Helen ~.i.a"'% ,"°&-rw 50.00
Frances J. 0'Hlnlon,dui anl 15.00
Sehocl Snvvb C°~.run lies 16.80PaYI1514.06H 5 3 Pfeiller, deriml GMX)
Pilot-Tribune, supplies 1250Pilot-Tribunc, mppliu 4925he m L .Saremua, clnrial 75.00Stephznlon Co., supplies 8.76SoldienRelief, cue 1s:s.oo
Chrinensen lbr. Co.,Supplies 2020.84
15.00
o!,toq\;iettheti¢1aw|¢Ldreo1m m m d pundits, so ¢r>uin the decree of uid Cvart nn-eellinz ol raonl n mortgfe made
by Samud A. Nun!! an Hzbevc; E. Newell, hh wife, to C. P.Dewcy and A. B. Dewey, o! said
North Hn!! of the Southeast ff;-ter o! Sectiun 82. recorded in k
G.nun P29,ol the mortgngc
records o Wuhlngmn County,Nebnskx,slid mongxge bdngdlied Munh 28, 11182, securing 1nom 91 oven dam Lhenswi|.h_in the
BUBT-WASHINGTON D R A I N-
AGE DISTRICT:Under pmvlniom of <2 -gf;31, Article 5 01 Lbs Compiledt-nu ol 1929, the xegulu mmnl
election of the Burl,-WuhlniwnDralnafe Dlstrlct will be bel inthe of Ice 01 tha County Clerk of
Bur!County,Nebnah,behlaan
l;§uo:1T¢kAm;h;nnc\nnethe
1?om l[uv hl .l.r.C<¥ opexi|¢
ormsrrenidultof thhudnizy.l{ in u ~ llr y L y n n 1..u g
I-lérman Ad
YicinityN O T I C E
m a l n u - I dinner,Hondly evminz.nt thehomeof lnlr.and Mrs. Ned Ty-
sou.The Baptist Ladia Kenxlngwnwill men ln ngulu sadon at thahome of Mn. Gerlld Ynvrell this
Wednesday dternoon.Misa Virginix Grenier of Om-
ahl spent.Sxburday und Sundly
with home folks. She is nay: em-e
to appear belore me lr. me vunn.,Court room in Blair,Nebrnaltn.on 'the 2nd day of Agfll. 1943. and
on the 3rd d-ly of ~»g. !943v H*-Iten o'clock A.ll1., for e P"\'l>°"of examination,adjuxtrnent Ind
allowance of elnims.All clnlmsnot filed on or before the Znd dx?of July, 1943.will be Iorover
barred.Dnted this 5th dly of Marr-\\.
10.421 ___
lne nouns ur u.w nn-. .-... -...PM. on Tuesday, April 13,1943,to elect one member of the Board
of Dlrecwra of asid Buwwalh-
inglon Drainage D mr m,to [illthe vacancy caused by the expln-tion of the term at H. C. Jensen.
s s. Breckenridge,11-At Secretory.
NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT
0'Hanlon & 0'Hnnlon,Attorneys
pnnupu num ur ww.w, nn-= V..Muoh 28, 1887, md innermv.; dnawcan/cel o l record A mortgagemade gg hslie Watson to Thom-as H.arrilon, of uid North Hd!of the Southwest Quarter of Sa»uon 32, recorded ln book E, page22, of uid mortgage records, sudmortg'n'ge being dated September22. 18 6, aeounng payment 01 l|f"d¢»»=~» in lavor of said I'homa.s
gi .giarngon nad _P:r?de1:}akmH..
...,,,...¢.Vernon Book Co., mxppha
Hnns Bak. llborSli m mm, laborHnrry Inch, Lnbor
e r.rm.ux .,N b ~8: Eq `p C0
ropursW. L. Pnwling, LsborLeonard Pdersen, lnborHenryPlugge, labor
Robert Rasmussen, labor~ Sh§_gu_ labor
15.00 spen din g the pas t th ree mo mns ln 1ll§Illlilu.: vv..v;............... ._-_10.00 Calif onun.She spe nt th e g re 1t. erlhe r wor k last, wee k.
125.00 n o f th e ti me i n Lo s Angeles He r ma n we n t we r th e to p i n t h a125.00 Eat. visited friends in other ne.ar»irec ent Red Cross W ar Fund Drive.
¢ ». .._|"l"Ln nnnfl W il $500 fl1.R"I\ this vi-
H
:np~r ~xt~ the Methodist Church
baqement,Saturday.Abuut $140
was txken in.Mr. and Mrs. John Reeh held .1
reception at their home, Wedna~dny evening, honoring their daugh-ter, Audrey, md Sta!!Serxeqnf-John Jensen who were mnrned
that day.Mr. md Mn. Henry hrnmers,
Sr.,were Sunday altemoon vm-
imrs nt Hmm Vogm.Mrs. James S.Thompson and
Mrs. Ammdn Svogexson were ov~ernight visitors at the Bernard'I'hompnon'x, Saturday evening.Mn.Amlndl Svogerson isspending seven! dlyl at the Hen»
ry Tietgen home. Mn. Tie!~ ~n un-
I
\:""\."w f
~.L * Ii ~ f 1
, , - » _ m § £ ; r . 1 L
I 1
HOURS 9 to 12; 2 to 5. Appointments Made
Colds, Sciadcx, Neuritis, Lurnbago, Head-aches, Rheumatism, Appendicitis, Constipa-tion;Sinus,Liver,Stomach,Kidney and
Bladder Troubles; Female Disorders, Nerv-ousnesa;High Blood Pressure;Influenzaand Many Other Diseases Respond to Chir~
opractic Adjustments.
Dr. D. C. Knee, Chiropractor
PHONE 254
0l'l"0SI'I'E COURT HOUSE ox
COLFAX S'lREE"|`Terms Are Cash Uffice. $1-Hm1se. $3
.4 n u
1'AYLon'& WELLLSLIVE s'roCK AUCTION
EVERY wzormsozqz
Fremont lt 12:00 0'clock
Ho g s - Ca t t l e » Ho rs e s » S h e e p
_market for farmers and feeden
to buy and sell sll kinds of livestock. All modern,sanitary
equipment.C
Openled una" nam
T a y l o r a W e l l s A u c t i o n C o m p a n y
F'REMONT_ NEBRASKA
A dependlhle, convenient
x um Sune sup¢v\»|¢m
The Pénaum
I T LS'
Jam'
m s'ROUND i
m nw s \
N ~: |
To Do Bus1NEsS,<9 Anvmnss
w m a
mfFOP/m m
n e wNo !
53.41 b y ~ S h e r e p o r te d n a v xn g e n ~
Jo e r t n ve r y m125.00 Otto h u n spent.Sat,ur~
12500 | d&y and Sundny at his home here.
He has been stationed a t C a mp
Endic ott,Rhode Island,f o r sev-
e m l mo nths b u t ha d been trans-f e n e d to C xmp Parks,Onkland,
Califomia.,u - n vi n g there W ed-
n a d a of last we ek. Tha t e ven ingh e n f l f o r He r ma n i n s n i n e - d z ;
125.00 I
30.00
125.0039.60
10.00
241.02165.35 0:f ur lo ug h ar r i vi tm S a t u r d n .On
10.00,S\.\nday he left. for Evanmril e, In-
EJ 75 ldia nn, wher e he will dsit with his;
5.55 ' paren ts pr ior to his depa rture for;
' th e wa t. ..
- -' H h_\___1 ........._ I nvmnr nm-|
Luc quuvn nn= vvv- .-- ____cinity .Th e amou nt reported to
have been raiqed was $690,150. Theresponse was ver y good a nd muc h' a p rec iated.
K m .Ann ie Peddie,M n .Hi ld n
Yo well a n d Miss Christine W aeh-»
ter were dinner g giests at the Ben
W ac hter home,onday .Th e B i r th d ay C ar d Clu b me t a t
the home o f Mr s.An ni e Peddie,
Sntnrvc lty dterno on. S he ser ved a
dessert lunc heon to her guests
who were Mesdmnea Charles Horn,
J ohanna Olson,J o hn N. J ohns on,Leo F ms s e tt,D.W .Rqtle dge,
I n n i e Fitc h an d S n n h Svpgan.
2§2§\)ALBAE H. NELSON,
104 .1 County Judge In the County Court of Washing----tan County Nebruka.
J ud d A KI III SI me la m nexus wa v-:iiteuy u u vu.,mu , c u .son i n the mm o f $1 40.65 , tog eth-Hu g h Sutherland,labor
er with atto rn ey s' f ee s an d ma ts ;W eston L ong, gra vel
also no cancel o f recorpil. a.mor t- ,E uwood Motor s., r ge pa in\v:\"hlt"D nt*If l.E C TI UN i 1:°¢:*1'.\'1'1? hi? Inna. Pn-aezer. DEL\\)l.|.\.r¥A \)|.* " * " '|Lz|J ai\;L.| v.- - - _ - - .easedNotice ihherglhs' _§j"°==0 ,,§{*;1~g°tf His] h»?"'f=""i""'%h=g\h=
n 'eTuesdgsy,e.f B 1 § 1 r , N e b m -h lp 2 °'€:' i 1 J J 'o f
1943* In tba .(git? FL"1..-lnn|¢\n t E'.'l'.E&`?i'?.'.'.._'f~...E'32 yAInh\~n¢§x big
ga ge ma de by Leslie W atson to
W illi am A .Kn o wlto n ,o f SaidNo r th H a l !o f th e Southwest
Quarter of Sec tion 32, rec orded in
book B.mm e 321.o f mLid~ mow
Cemenery Assoczauqn,
poorDr . R. C .By ers,poor
J .P. Cooke Co., poor
Danish Lu th e ra nke ,an elec tion wi n uc ;A\»|.»|- -whi c h ti me there wi ll be elected
one counc ilman fr o m each W ard
of sa id C ity . two n le mb er a of the
Boa rd o f Educ ation . o f School
Distric t No. 1 of the City of Blair,
Washington County ,Neiarsska.
P o l l i n ;p l a c e s f o r s a i d e i e c t z o n a r e
_ -. I . l n n » ¢
Wunlllligwll vuuuwgg ruyu..-»......,-_fin al report as Admi nis tra tor o f
the Es ta te p f Le na Draeger,De-ceased,an d made an application
fo r fin al administration an d d i s
c hmg e, a nd f or the a ssig nmen t of
real ue o f Estate to auch other
per ao ns a s are b g la w entitle d to
tha na me. an d I ave set the 91.21
E830 rec ords,said mo rtg ag e be-in g da te d Ma y 30,1873, securing
s note. og even date th e re with i n
th e p n n c lp d s u m o f 5 1 2 93 0 , d u e
in f i ve mo n th s ;also to c anc el o f
I'§¥<¥01'd a.l1101"£g¥g¢ made by Le s -
lle W t s o n u n i Hn ld i th W atson,has wtfe,to L1pc oln T.Fa r r ,of
Publ. 1-louse, poor
Dr. D. R. E hle rs, po orDr. W . E. Goehriqg, poor
H. Ly le Guy e r, poo h,Holmq ui at Gr ai n &Lb r .
Co., poorDr. C. D. Howard, poor
Mrs. Mike Ig_gex~§1lev, poor
4.5080.00
15.00
10.55
14.0026.00
20.00
1.¢t\|\
H1188 DBIIIJL ulllg ¢ ;.u»""......_._ _._ploy e e of the Potaclle Bros Stor el A u n o f He r ma n inches a twho rec e ntly re sign ed to ac c ep t a tend egmth e Ac hi evemen t Da y pr o-
position in Buc k' s Booter ie at Fr e-lgram,held W0€ll123d8Y d te r n o o nmont, h as been tr ann fer rd b y this at the Se hetfler Ha ll in B lur . Her-sarne c o mp a ny to Kearney ,Ne~\ma.n's representatives f r o m the
b r a s h .various £53500 c lubs we re Mes-
Mia a Ma gg ie L owe sp en t se ve r- d ame:y mo nd K n t l ,Ernest.1 An nu Hu n mmf wee k a t the Otto Gre ni er, L eo Fa ug aett, Henr y F0
<A
4
15 Lullvwa.Masonic:Building i n the Fi rs t
lt an's Store i n th eWard.K o errnSecondWand,the Cit5N Counc ilChamber in \`h e Third ard, and
the L i g h t P a n t i n the Fo u r th
Wand.Said elec tions w i l l b e op-en at 8 o'c loc k in the inommnf and
wi ll continue ope n until 8 oc lo c k
i n w e a f te r n o o n o f t h e s a m e ~Dated this illlh d a y of Mo re 9
1943._--.... n"¢n¢~rn:*\1Q|:.'yq
212'c ipr ii, 19 43 , a t ten o' c lo c k
A.a t rn offic e in said Coun-
\fi ..1;.
ty f o r th e eati ng there of.
Dated Mar c h 17,1943.
(Seal)A L B A E H.1~zELsoN.11~4t County J udge.
NO T I C E OF S U I T
0' Hs n lo n 8 : 0' Han lon , A ttor n ey s
fn_ I1 D |"h».u.u\\¢|»an| 1\nI|lP I1|}
sa id No r th Ha i r o f the So u th wes t 3Qua rter o f Sec tion 32,recodedlDt:rt§nBA Q,1¢:ui,0I:,;-or ~
in b oo k B . p ag e i so , o f md mo rt-s n a r e m a .Ad n n d p o o r 320.003'3ed a''i° '¢5»said mor tga ge FNB*Mo ti on du ly rn e and carried
i n g J une 22,1314, B¢€U1'lIES authorizing the He r ma n State
a n o te. or even date the re wi th ml B e r lk t o wi th d ra w c ertain securi-
the J gnnc lp al sum of $337OQ, due ties to sec ure County deposits ando n eoernber 3.1874, and U17-¢!"to substitu te c erta in sec ur ities in
est;also to ounce!o f record ame n th e r e o f .mo rtg ag e mad e by A . E .Wmf*°11|On moti on the Bo ard adjour ned
to Ma r y B.W ells o f said L a s t.t. A 4| 5 1943Ll¢l|n t f h a R. n§\|£:¢i¢l Dnvli fpr nfito \1l€€ .3 1 . . .L 1\\| gxfngp;"-
u u i l j l r --C h r i s b o f f e r e e n h o m e h e l p i n g t o
c a r e f o r M r s .C h r i s t n f f e r a e n ,w h o
h a s b e e n q u i t e i l i f o r s o m e t i m e .
M i s s e s P a t r i c i a .W e s t a n d M a r -
j o r i e R e i d ,b o t h o f w h o m h a v e
e m p l o y m e n t i n O m a h a ,v i s i t e d i n
t h e h o m e s o f t h e i r r e . < s £ e c t i v e p a r -
e n t s o v e r t h e w e e k ~ e n
A d a u g h t e r ,w e i g h i n g 8 p o u n d s
a n d 1 2 o u n c e s ,w a s b o r n t o M r .
u n d M o f e l v n § e \ ! : = ¥ = ; »M n r e h
benhorst, J . A. .lespexsen anu m,-u> Luac hen.A p la y en ti tle d " Ac -
eide ngs in the Ho m e "wa s gi ve nby a nu mbe r o l the hn d ie s . Mum:
was furn ishe d by th e Bla i r Gi rls '
Glee Club.At the c lose , L ea wa s
served.Mr .an d b l n .I va n He lms an d
,L oi s o f Oma h a we re guests az(the 0. H. Godsey and Marc us Kro-
|§er homes over Strturday and Sun-
5 HJ ~ \ . a n l \ | D |. lE . u \ \ . 3 L1l e i t )City C ler k:
:~:o "rlc E OF F L NA L RE P O RT
(1lI;n1lon &Cflin nlon,Attor ney s
I n the County Cour t o f W a shi ng-
li:1 County , Nebraska.lZ:&l.\'lII O F Frederika Emi li e
.\ \ t¢ i l Ihc1:\.Sod.Nolan 14 i ere by g ive n th at Orafhl»-.t .l| T1lIi hilfi ~ \ \ i l . h U18
t1mi|r»|;.;|:|il,County Judge o f
\\;\h| n,;L»-n County , Xebraskanhg
final \|])u[{os ad mi n is tmtri x of
the l"-lzttv Of Frederiica Emilie
Axteil. Ile-sensed, and mnde.a.n np-
plieation for the fi nal ad min istra-tion nnd disc harge, and for the as-
nignnient of residue of Estate to
suc h other persons as are by lo w
entitled to the same,an d 1 ha ve
set th e :ind day o f Apri l, 194 3, at
ten o'c loc k Aid ., nt my offic e in
said County for the hearing there-
of.Dated Mar c h 11,1943.
Camphelfs Mortuary
PHONE 91
AMBULANCE SERVICE
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1.0 \1»x.|.!l3wv;;, |\.¢I ..-......_._kn o wn ;the heirs,devisees,lega~
tees, personal representatives and
all other persons interested in the
esta te o f C.P. D ewe y , rea l n ame
unkn own,deceased,real names
unkno wn; A. B. Dewey , r eal name
unk nown;the heirs, devisees. leg-gatees,personal representatives
and all other persons interested in
the estate o f A .B.Dewey ,real
na me unkn own,deceased,real
names un kn o wn ;the heirn,de-
viseee,legatoes,personal repre-sentatives an d all oth er persons
interested in th e estate of Re bec -
ca E. Newell, dec eased, real namesunknown; the heirs, devisees, leg-
ntees, personal representatives and
all other pe rsons intere sted in the
estate of Samuel A .Newell,de-
eeased,real names un kn own;
Tho mas i i .Harri son;the hei ri,
deviseea.legatees,personal rep-
resentatives and all other persons
interested in the estate of 'l`horn-as H.Harrison,deceased,real
names un kn o wn ;Fnederick H .
J ud d;the heirs,deviaeen,lega-
¢¢¢5,tg@;gungl representatives and
all o er persona interested in the
estate o f Frederic k H Judd,de-
c eased, real names unknown; W il-
li am A .Kn o wlton ;the heirs, de~
visees,legatees,personal iepne~
sentatives and all other persons in-
terested in th e es ta te of W i lli a m
0 ' H a n l o n 8 :0 ' H a n l o n unk nown;Linc oln '1`.F a r r ;th eheirsdeviseeslegateesrsonal
lA. Knowlton, dec eased, real names
,\'1'|0;{;»q{;\§=,.\TLMN'rep res entative s a nd all o the r p en
iaons interested i n the estate of.\ b 2\ \ ' ll3 Cl 3 nd ~ \ \ "0 lk {| n(0l]|T.Far r,deceased'133]
_,.1.:nes u n lmo ww Ma r y B.W ellsPhone 1"the heirs, devisees,legatees,per:
_ ln->:::l repreeentatiiree andL all oth-
Section 31,recorded i n book H ,
page 332 o f said mo rtga ge rec-ords,said mo rtga ge h e me dated
Febmary 14, 1833, eec urin a no teog even date therewith in 5|e prin-
cipal stun of $600.00, due on Feb-ruary 14,1ssa,an d interest;an d
also to ob ta in the dec ree of said
Cou rt conatruing the la st wi ll
and tes tament of Nelson J a c ks on,
dec eased, who died teatate, it zes-
ident o f W ashingto n County ,Ne -braska, on September 22, 1931, and
wh o was sei zed and possessed of
all of said real esta te at. the time
o f.his death,fin di ng an d deter-
nnrnng th a t said last wi ll an d
testament devised said real es-tate, and all ports thereof , as foi-
ione: to J ulia L. J ac kson, widow of
said dec edent, the use of said real
estate f or an d du rin g ha li fetime,
and the re main der to He nry J ac k-
son,Celia Denny ,J ohn J .Jann-son,George N .Jackson,Th omas
K. J ac kso n, J ulia L. B en do rf a nd
L U U l b \.»I r L I u \ u u n . usCounty ciei-lr.
BOTTOM NE W S
Mine Dorothy Buc khardt,wh o
is employ ed by Petersen &:
Haec ker,Ltd ., of Bla ir , s pen t the
in e ek - e nd wi th he r parents Mi n ian d Mr s. Nels Bu c k ha nlt.I
'Mr . a nd Mr s. K e lly Ry a n a n d l
's o n J i mmy o f Oma h a and M r .
and Mr s .Ca rl Sorensen were
Sunday afte rnoon vis itors o f Mr.
amd Mrs . J . He rton K uh r.
Th e fi r s t regu lar meeting of
th e Gb ll 4- H C lu b will be he ld at
Go ll Scihool, on Fr id ay evening.
J . Me rton K uh r an d Glen n So re n-
sen will have c harge of the group,
wh ic h wa s or ga ni ze d at si com-mu n i ty me etin g he ld tw o weeks
ago.°
' u en Th e Go ll c o mmu n ity Red Crossf$,,f,,,§,,, 'l.'lf iTi '° ° ' §$ . »= ? " i i ilmin lf ln u mo o n class held i n n o o n
and also for other equitable relief.lT\¢¢finit at Goll School,W&d\'l¢|"
Yo u,and eac h oi'you,are re-day e veni ng. Mrs. J . Merton K uiir
qvqred to answer the petition o f ' i g conducting the six-lesson
said.plai nti ffs in said Cou rt °"' c o imi e~
or before th e 10th day o f Ma y , 'Mr . a n d Mr s .Ne ls Buekhardr
19 ia , o r a n d C oo n ma y tak e s a id lugpent Monday evening a t th e J .;; g= =*§,.=f"'= and grant the=,I,_ Nelson home, helping Mrs. Nei-
E D G A R L A R S E N an d son c elebrate her birth day .Mr s.
THEODORE. 1~1 L U N D T ,_Nelson and M m Buekh ardt are
12~5t P l n n t e f sisters.
» »-Mi es C o m Beard trailed on hir.`N0'I`iCE O F S U I T lan d Mr s. C ly d e Me tz ie r a nd E th ei
A. C.n e w Atto rney lhiarie, Sunday afternoon.
M r an d Ni r o Sa m Holstei n a nd *Q ..LT o :W i l l i a m B a n k s ,n m n n = , ; G ¢ ° f 2 ¢K u h r ,J r . ,o f B l a i r w e r e
"- -u n n | A r | ¢ : \ ! n J 1 l i *f | i n | i P l 'Q u ndn v- bv
24 a t the Metnou lst Iio lip luu u iOmaha.Th e li ttle mise has been
named Kathle en M.n.rdelleTh e mo rn in g wor sh ip ho ur h eld
at the Baptist Ch urc h last S unday
was gareatly enjoy ed by those i n
ntten nee.Mr s .Helen Cartier, s
returned missionary ,was the
speaker.She had spent .forteen
y ea rs i n thi s wor k on the CanaryIslandsan d also i n Venezuela,
South A meri c a.She plana to re-
tu rn soo n to Sou th Ame ri c a, th is
ti me loc ating i n Colombia.Mr s.Ray fr i p le tt wi ll b e ho s t-
esn to the Baptist Ladies Gui ld
this, Thursd ay , afterno on. The la-
dies are doing some qu i lti ng an d
other sewing.Mr . a n d mr s .Ben W ac h ter en-
jo y e d f o r th e we ek en d th ei r f ou r
sons, Mr. and hire. R01and W aeh»
ter an d daughter,J anet Ka y ,of
Fremont,Pvt,Ken ne th W ac hter
of th e Gre at La ke s Naval S tatio n,
and L t.Le o Wac hter o f Ca mp
Cook.California, and J ames a thome.l e o arri ved her e Thurs day
mor ni ng and Ken ne th c ame Sat-
urday . They plan to return to their
wo r k Frid ay .lilies Ru th Conley ,teac her o f
the grammar grades of our sc hool,
spent.the we e k e n d at . the ho meor he r par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Conley of South Sioux. City .Mr s.Ho wa r d Stuenkei of west
He r ma n returned home,Wednes-
dal,fr o m Imma n ue l Hos pital in
Oma ha.She had been in patient
there fo r mo r e th an two weess
fo llowin g a ma jo r operation..She15reportedasimpr ovin g consid-
e r a b ly a t th i s ti memr. and Mrs. T. R. Swanson and
Susan were we e k e n d g u e s t; a t
ia m.Fra nk Er ie kse n,wh o e u !
fered n stroke three weeks ago, ii
slowly irnprroving.He r daughterMr s.An n e Larsen o f Oma ha,i.
help ing c ar e f or h er.
Orum News
q _. . . .-Mon day afternoon,Mi ss Ni n
Andersen entertained f o r M n
Chris Peterson,Mr s.Peter Ni e
een , Mrs. Mn rdn La rse n, and Mr
Ed.Hansen.Mrs.Peter Nielsen spent Wei
nesday afternoon at the Chris P1
tereon home, Thurasday afternoc
a t the Ma r ti n Lar sen home ar
Sunday afternoon wi th Mr s.En
mn Andreas-on.'
Thursday evening a. box soci
and ea mi va l wa s he ld i n Or o
school fo r th e Red C ross benef
Something over M 0 wa s c lear
fo r th e fund.
Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Cl
ford 'Tay lor wa s honored a t
shower a t her home.Th e l u i
in attendanc e were Mes dnn
Ha ro ld, Ho war d a nd J o h n Tay !Clernmons W illi ams on , Che t sg
er, J ac k P ete rso n, Mor t W ine
Ne ls Lauriteen,J o hn R8Bmunean d Ch ri s Rowe, Mr s. E mma Tlor , a nd Misses Edna.an d E li
nbeth Hansen.E d n a Hansen 1
Irene Winc hell.Satur- di; evening gue sts of
na an d alte r A n ersen orMissesEd n a an d Elizabeth H
een, Bobby Hansen e n d Te d I
sen.Ted Larsen has been disc liar
°»T'!uw
\|.a
O ~,\v
¥fi er penions mtc resteu ln*\.ne esmw real rofMa r y B.Wells,dec eased,_}jeal\"am mme un k n own ,wi fe of wBanks.the heirs,devism u;;Z|$;7'.1H.;'nT'éTiz@;~'"' ~'
rH
L1
el..Mr.and Mn.Gedlll Nellun
|'\\uul Nunn: wen Slwdly dinner|"|ax¢n|of Mn.Nslmn mae.f:;,mr. Willlnm Thcmu. of neu Ar-
-Engwn.,HU llr. ma Hn. H. c. Knhr enter- m
ill l\lned.\gmupaffrimd|,l-'ridly Iu,!¢m-xng.in eelebntlon of Mr |Kulu-'n birth alunlvernry. Pmm g
*IWtu help obune due oeauion mn:giMr. md lin. J. Helton Knhrxnd
mn- dxildrln Patty :nd lhnhlll, Mr.,M|ial\d Mn. George K.Nolum mdthe hughter,Numa,md Cln-islltoq\W:i:h md daughter,Huy oil
I
Ie parental,Mr .an d M n .: s m
dgg ett, h ome in Ummm.Ame r 8 te n- day vu sst h ere wi th
ela.u\es and fnende,Mr s.Fr e d
logert and daugh ter,Mr s:Ve ra
Aunalnger,lert,.t"r1de.y mor nin g,
or Lhenr home at Los Angeles, Cal-
lorma. They were s ummone u here
uf the illne ss of Mrs. Frank Enelv
sen, a. mater of Mn. B ogen.. Mm.
:Incksen suffered a. stroke recent.-
y but at. pres ent see ms to be on
.ne road to rec overy .Mr . a n d Mn . P h i lli p Cooper of
fr o m th e ar my an d ha s retu rneoto th e W i ll Ha ns en h ome here.
Supt.and Mr s Ma lve r n La r -
;e n a n d Ma rli n L e e o f Elba. wereweek~end guests a t the Ma r ti n
Larsen home.M r and Mr s.E d
Hansen were Sunday afternoon
guests.Mr .ahd M m .Chris PetersonspentSundayeven ing a t the
Chris Ha n s e n h o meMrs.Emma.Andreason wa s aThu rs day a fte rn oon g ues t of Mr s.
C h n s P e t e r s o n .
_-.I I __ |
\8 Bla h'Ho s p i t a l lnames imknown; Anhel E. Wav-xégiem,i'|on|\ repnenentnmivn..W a l l -A "one lnntlllllhn Mi nn-n .mul of ',\,.»»f'a. w'i`L :gg all \§:',»;;;;;s~- |"""'"°dd
lon dl? han, d*P"!!°" "¥\°'9!: ceased, mi'~B
PHONE 301
WALTER G. HUBER
A'rr0RNx-:Y-A'r-x..\\v
nocmeo ABSTRACTDR
Mxllhienen Bldg.-Phone 'll
Blair, Nebraska
personal representatives an a a notherpersonsinterestedi n th e
estate of Asahel E.Watson,de-
ceased, real names unknown; Ger-
ald Den ny ;J u li an Den ny ;J uli-
c nn e De nn y ; J ames D en ny ; Ma ry
A n n Denny ;and all persons, hav-
i n g o r c lai ming nny interest in
the East Ha l f cz(th e Southeast
Qua rter o f Sec tion 8 1 an d th e
No r th Ha l f of th e Southwest
3`uar1er an d th e No r th H a l !of
e Southeast Qu a rte r o f Sec tion
linda J .Banks,an d all persehaving o r c laimi ng any i nterest
Lot 4 in Bloc k 12 in De3,l'.er's A
dltion to th e Ci ty of Blair,
Washing!/on County ,Nebranl
re al n ames u nk no wn :Xen and eaeh of y ou are here
notif ie d th at o n the 27 th day
Marc h.1943. J ens E. J ensen 2Lola. w. J ensen as plaintiffs c u
menc ed an ac tion against y ou 1
eac h o f y ou as de fen dan ts in
Distric t C o u n o f W as hi ng
WE BU~
Poultry-Cream-Eggs Hides.
Sell at your heme marker. We pay
'city prices.Try us!
NELSON PRODUCE
Telephone 1161 Bennington, Neb.\
~spin vicinity,Saturday evening.
Mrs. Midmel Svnderup,Roar
~ und and Eugene Sorensen,~pent Saturdny with Mr.and
Mrs. Henry Scrensen md Glenn.
Arlene Kay Semis, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs.Raymond Seelus,
celebrated her birthday on 'hau-
dw-Mr. md Mrs.Henry Sorensen
vinited Mr.and Mm.Michael
Sondenrp, Sunday evening.Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Petersen
of Omaha cnlled on Mr. and Mm.
Clnmnce Simpson md daughter,
Sunday evening.
Sunday nv. Mrs. Ada Beltzell'l.Mr.and Mm. hhxvnrn .and Marlin md Mrs. hhnlnsen and Alton were Saturday -ner guests lt the Pnt 0'Don
home in Omxha and supper ;at the Hayes Ronenbmm hoMm. Martin Lusen helped .G. A. Carlson Ln Omnhn celebher birthday, Saturday ultern~Mr.and Mm,Ed Hnnsen,Edna and Rita limsen lpent W
neaday evening nt the Jens
sen home.Wednesday evening visitors-the Chris Peterson home wereandM m Theo.WilliamsonJoyce, Jesse Hansen, And Ella
Martin Giesselman.
This year the demand for pvu ll rr
product: is greater than ever before
i n the hisiory of our country.Your
electric brooder will help you do your
share in meeting Uncle Sam's demand
!or MORE ch i c ke n s .MORE eqqs.
MORE POULTRY PRODUCTS!
N. T. L
REAL ESTATE
U r m
ussumxcs QS
E,Town ship 20,No r th ,H
1, East of the 6th P. M., in W -
lgton County ,Nebraska,real
k wn Defendants:ames un no rvn n nnr\ onnl\ nf van. nre here-
Co
pn
q u122
unty , Neb rask a, th e ob jegt a
ay er o f said ac tion benng
ic t the title to L o t 4 in B i
i n Dexter's Addi tlon tor.. A! 'D1¢.Iu- In Wnnhinninh Cn
"liiBhh'.so ur. um un. x-1.oek S\l|\day evening at3: ?==!-3" 'uf-e.1=°°;'
e!\
smne.Irs..»-
C. Kuhr spent \
the HermanDrumvisiting
by notified th a t o n ~ me h '
1943. Edgar Larsen and Theodo
II. L un dt as p lai ntif fs c o mmonan a c ti on in the Di str ic t Co urt
W ashington County ,Nebrtls
against you,and each of y o udefendants,the objec t an d f m
pose of whic h is to oktn in the dcree of said Court that said Ed~
Larsen i s the owner in f ee sirnp
of th e Ea s t Ha lf of th e S ou th ~
au a rle r o f said Sec tion 31a t said Theodore H.Lu n d t
the owner i n fee simple of
No r th H a l !of the Sou thw
glua ner and the No r th Ha lf
e Southeast Qua rter of .:.Sec tion 32 and to remove
clouds cost upon their respecti
titles to said real a t a t e b y
claims,rights,titles,lions,ineatsanddemandso f you,:
ea c h o f y o u, o f a ny k in d wh a
ever, of, in or to amid real esta
or a n y pa rt thereof,bo seveenjoi n a nd ha r y o u, a nd each
you, y our heirs, executors, a~
:s tr atum and assigns , from hafterc lai ming o r usse rdng :
rights,titles,interests,clad
I.B0nBl'd E. Axtel
Seann! °°=~»;~f usd Balls!
Pnver d p n mt
KASON uni cAm=nN'nm
w o n
Bins Prints
P u n - m ¢ a u s
1004 South Wmiw Avenue
RADIO REPAIRING
Electric Applilnce Wark
CnucK's RADIO §aoP
Oppollle Gilbex1.|on'|
S. Navy .ndnr' lhek
homo WENIverson of I
Sorensen I atit the I hir.andand
-nul
Mr. and Mm. Hun- Tyson enRooms in Mayle Building beleltlhone mnwhgrggtion |Blair, Nebraska 'i,';3_'"i§\"`E¢i`¢"é1€"I»"r th their ml Pvt. mu Tyan.
nrt mmf :nut f.\l8!nf Gunn Hood. Tun an Thurs-BE SURE T.0 GET voun
DR. D. R. EHLERS ItIf
d
N'e\e
r-n
9-e,lyuf
n-e-W
7€rI5§\ 'EI jensenseh and "iI;;L ;E°h{rs. Dan Muore am*
12-4;Lola W'l;'§'}f,*§§y,s ' family, an-. and Mrs. mn Miller,
___'land Teddy Hansen were enter»
'_tained at dinner, Sunday,by Mr.C O .~ a n d M n . S . I . M o o r e a n d f a m i l y .
\Mr. and Mrs. Fred Muller and
(Official)Lla nd spent Sundny afternoon
'mth Mr and Mrs. Viggo Ander»
County Commissioners Rooms sen and children.'rn "'§ "',5'°"§"&'"'?" ~ 19 !3\Mr. mx Mm 1-Im-y rrywn hui
siones £3 ,,3.-m..'i"3, sdjourn ~ g m - ,fy--»f1;y 23;
\ 1 y even nz.rs.yfw _'"'3l'f_}1E°" ?'"'°J.' 8: 323'1 In Isister. Mn. Rmdnnld Whihker of
ELECTRIC
BROODER
Ill soon WORKING couumonl
Make all the necessary Eleciric
Brooder repairs now!Get cm
early stari . . . check your brooder
occasionully and keep it in good
working order. li will be a big
help in increasing your p°\11\rY
production.and your proliis.
Keep your broodor on ihe iob
...ioryourownsukeoswellas
your couptry'sl
Dentist
4 1Former Dr. W. F. Hemphill
Location
n. . : \ . : : . . . .
Blair, ~ebraska
titles to said real a t a t e b y the
claims,rights,titles,liens,inter-ests and demands o f you,an d
eac h o f y ou, of an y k ind wh ata a-
ever, of, in or to amid real estate,
or a n y pa rt thereof,bo severallyenjoi n a nd ha r y o u, a nd each uf
you, y our heirs, exec utors, admm-
:strabors and assigns,fr o m he rafterc lai ming o r usse rdng any
rights,titles,interests,claims,
Dr. J. Tilton Young
Onleopnkhic Physician
H50 North Broad St.
FREMONT. NEBRASKA
THE EAT SHOP
- M e a l s -
I.
RADIO REPAI RING
Electric Appliance Wo\'k
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THANKS!
Blair Fire Department
Herman Fire Department z
Tekamah Fire Department
...and ta Dun' Friends and Neighbors
for your help in extinguishing the serious fire
which swept our farms last Monday. Without
your mid we undoubtedly wodd have had much
;=_§==*°' losses.We certainly appwcia(e your
p.
E h . ""`EomhI».On Frldlv a1'uFnoon.|
nfeeedinl Hn. Whitalnu- and Hn .'rypn
neeting were read and.`HPf°"°d.eadled on their mother,H11After a careful gxunlnution I Daisy Baker, and at the KennethI1f ll bl l th diff¢l£lit»..$....ET ms. ;':;:;'.,.s »e¢0nd¢d.B"§°" ?":"1e_f" $E`§-_,......,
Dr. J. Tilton Young
Onleopnkhic Physician
H50 North Broad St.
FREMONT. NEBRASKA
:I I i l I
eac h o f y ou, of an y k ind wh ata a-
ever, of, in or to amid real estate,
or a n y pa rt thereof,to severallyenjoi n a nd ha r y o u, a nd each uf
you, y our heirs, exec utors, admm-
:strators and assigns,fr o m here-after c lai ming o r usse rdng any
rights,titles,interests,claims,
,' "`--_-mr. nu mn; uryun mann, mn-.vi'&Z¢f"i-»§°'l§§"'l§»§§"`¥:\l'Fk ,|Ann and J'°'=»m a m Mr.and
'xereby ordered w draw wa.rmn\siMH- 0Pll Raves md chlldrelh
an the iundl indicated to pxy same.Sunday evening.fhrried, ull members prese.nt'vat-:Mm.Hugo Hunk of Omaha
g én Com work uso w.spent a n weekend "a m her
Bureiu Edu tion; supplies 8.88 daughw, Mn.Byron Bimn ann
I. E. Qmpbell, Com. work
glerk, bg# Court, cw-1
onnty manor,gounty flerk, rem ' rc
ounty u ,Dnnilh 1,&'¢$Z..., Pu L
House, lu zllesThsEnterpne,prinEng
Evsnu Laundry, laundryE. 0. Fairchild, clerlulR. E. I-'dr-daild, pangsMary Gilbert, cleriwD. M. Hurrah, repnln
Kopp gnringng g°~» lupplliasKo p n "K o . , s u p ' uChaezLimb, ballllip
Bd? Madsen, cldcal
H,. hhdnn posugnAnn M¢Quune, clerrcxlMldand Lab.. supplrsmlh um &swu, luyplies
Monroe Co., repalra
145.006.00L052-80
3.00
'1.oo42921.76
45.0014,36
ss.oo1.7515.78azzw o60.00
10.48.29
aaoo_
\,£nmxly.i Swndsy vidmn at tha home of
Mr. and Mn.Clnxenee Slmpwffmd 'Mu-ilyn were Mn. Simp¢on'npkrema,Mr.md Mn.U.S.
|Resva of Bhir, I-nd her aunt,
'Mm Lucy Rumba of Sidney. ln.
Mr.und Hn .Bu ry Ty lm
:pant Sundry evening with Mr.
and Mn. Hemnn Petersen and
non, Jack..Mr. md Mn.Frank Curtin ol
Omnhn were guests, Fr-hhy gven-
lnu. M. tha Hymn Bunn home.
Mr.md Urs.Carl Sorannen
and Mr. And Mrs. Henry Sorenun
were among the gua tl who
rtiended the Silver waddinz
A-nnlV¢rll\'!olitefvllws of Mr.
ln d ln . Al be ! !Schjudt of we
MA I ~A
2 4 - H o u r S e n i c e
IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL
See Your Barber lore Oflen
LEWELLEN
BARBER SHOP
I.B0nBl'd E. Axtel
Seann! °°=~»;~f usd Balls!
Pnver d p n mt
KASON uni cAm=nN'nm
w o n
Bins Prints
P u n - m ¢ a u s
1004 South Wmiw Avenue
Chris K. Bendorf
M ORTICIA N
PHONE 40304 Wen Grant Street
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The y d ri v e o n thc le ft d de o !
t h n m n d ms t l k u n t h a \d¢
sldeutdxe It r e a l ly u u n lbuzkv nldw my u i -'And the
pn o n e y dt ux mmhmwn fh dn g
nu¢ pv und1,av \|v m,l1 L\\in1lmdp e nmi nms a d o l am'¢0°\'|
Ams rlun dpnnna nd m u .The women's styles here 1
»t.hinke<mqnnwaux'drase|o£
1928»-posdbly d u h giving'them 'mo much ba\e!it of the
duubt but mywny they dn wear
dvililed l~1othlD8-The o\d
Fifst wma
War ll Veteran
Joins Legio~
Arlin¢?An'n [Alia W. Down!Post of Lhe Amerian LagionreceiveditsK m noldhr of
World W u ll,this week.He
in Herbat Willisou.
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own ue by mkins you laelHkn it il your patriotic duty
w do lo and no!Every wha of mnll com-
ing w The Fmierprlle omce
is by a luxe mljority "comeon nut!" under the guise ol
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Men ln me
I service
».»B n .Venue: Carlsen,non al(Dr. md li n.N.C.Cnrlsm of
Bllir, hl-I enlisted xl |_ dmplmin
~.--is now
v i c a r w P I I I * u f g m, r m:sported a dm Unimed s a w
Navy na-l=1lgb¢[sd|°¢\nz lawn
City, lnvl. wlmn he will undngoduno mdntlu of pn-flight tni nl
ing before beginning prima-yflight f=¥li1>i°x av. 1 Navnll Ruerva
d r b m .0 0 |
The uldxell M Pvt Melvin Sor-
ensen. wn nf Mr. and Mn. cum
Somnnn-Of Arlington follows:
a mmo , md R e pa i r s q¢ - Am.
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LAWN MOWER Sharpening. Pn-cision work. $1.50 per mndxine.Nic Fdedrichben Hdwe,12-tl Kmnud.
TRUCKING of ll!kinds.GeneChxhfilnun, College Hill. PhoneGreen zu or 211 on 40.e-nn'
CARPENTRY.New,remodeling
ing And repair work.1l~t!Axel Axel:/an
IDOK AT THE m w w LA-
BEL on your piper.l t tall:
when your mhscrlption to Thu
Enurprius unites.A word wthe win u nrllident.1-ef
THIS IS u good time to buy anacreage property. We are offer-
ing a 3-acre place with modem
house, fine locatign, $2500.U0.A 40-acre farm mcely lmpruved,
$3500.00.13-it N. T. Lund & Co.
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FLOOR SANDER for Y€l'\\~Call
mack 320.1240)
W A N T E D
LAWN MOWER Sharpening. Pn-cision work. $1.50 per mndxine.Nic Fdedrichben Hdwe,12-tl Kmnud.
TRUCKING of ll!kinds.GeneChxhfilnun, College Hill. Phonecm.. zu or 211 on 40.e-nn'
CARPENTRY.New,remodeling
ing And repair work.1l~t!Axel Axel:/an
IDOK AT THE m w w LA-
BEL on your piper.l t tall:
when your mhscrlption to Thu
Enurprius unites.A word wthe win u nrllident.1-ef
THIS IS u good time to buy anacreage property. We are offer-
ing a 3-acre place with modem
house, fine locatign, $2500.U0.A 40-acre farm mcely lmpruved,
$3500.00.13-it N. T. Lund & Co.
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FLOOR SANDER for Y€l'\\~Call
mack 320.1240)
W A N T E D
lil! U lm vo l;nnllluI u - 9 ,- -m d o n e s u b b o w l i n t h o n m o
t i n y r o o mf o r all the hct.al'|
o c e r s p mt u a n e e a h n o s t a l l o t
I |.. hs va t o b e a t bre ak-
f n t i t 7:80,y o u c a n i n u g i n o
the c onfusion two gi r ls b ma h -
|_... n..:... a...+|.n u n ! th e mb .IALL OF OUR started whim ber
horn cockerels,Satuxdly spe-cinl,'lc.Wuhingbon CountyHM/ahery.18-It
LIVESTOCK m n SALE:Someclose npr-ingen, br00d sown mdhorses.Ray Wulf and SunMoore18-li
FOR SALE: Bded alfalfa.n mcutting. Good hone hw- P11315
mu; w-ml ~-...._.- ._,Ahlving A! the wllh bowl
another girl wishing her
¢-well, we'n rally getting
s chummy.`
rery morning the bill hvmhospital Nah ns up md
| ul on to the nation.:la in the mx reason hem
ins ilowen are beautilul-
in fairly cmpi w climate,
ner Eke Ssn Diego'a I guess
the vegetstion is super.1
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even those rbmxt 12 yenrs old,
went knee pants.Oh yes, uni
nearly everyone ove r 2 0 y anof nge hu Yslle teeth Pm go'
ing m watch mine.Well,my dq m,l'll wxiw
mare Inter.It really inn'¢ we
bad here but I've found out thatLlus United sara really is God's
country.Love to all of you
Dorothy
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21 on 53.us-u
GET YOUR carbon pnper ncrvr;10: per mae.6-tl T h a ~
EARL Mgaden
13-if
Tvm=~wm'n=:n RIBBONS." " " ° " E § i 1 _cott<m,:pedium
inked."1'0c.The Enterpnsc.tf
WE HA\garden
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QUI CH.M E A L range f o r sale.
Lara J aspersen, 212 on 54. 13-it
_ - . . -NE E I J A F RE S H ty p e wr i te r r i b -
bon? W e have 'em, only 'Toc .6- tf Th e Enterprise.
FUNK 'S G II YB RI D S, lar g e ro un d
and regular round,$6 an d $7
por bu.W hi ie Hy br id,sma ll,
$1.50 per bu.W i ll R § a n lb -"
W A N T E D :Ni g h t cool<_1 3 I t'Ti lli e s C
W A NTED : F ive o r s i x-r o o m
ern house for ma n penma3 ;loc ated in business.
he Enterprise.
W A N T E D B Y S A T U R D A Y :
th re
z
fsiquarter to n pic kup
on
W A N T E D :Single man to _I Lutheran °55°°"""?"'" " "" ' " " " " " ` " " " "385th Inf.,.»\.r.u,,w.W ... .uvhargc uf the nervxces-He has °°°\Mcadc, Maryland..
since been located as pa.s;or of l'.F.C. Rusell Lconm-d's address __ Hy /
the Lutheran Church nm Graett- is:23rd Medical Su , PatounP_F_C_R O L L A I \ D .{
'Iowa.A.V.N.). McClellan 'e acm-v 'm mm Mm. Carlsen visited L . California.'I I I N _ AR M Y H O S P I T A L .7/
1 .nav farm trarto macm ,~ood large oak ms t be s te a dy ME ¥o o d ~
12-»2:Mrs Joe Love.er. Year round job.up wages.'Hundnhl Runr:h,.o[1f: :mic north .mento,California.
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I'.F'.C. J ohn 'I'. Browning, son o
Mr. and Mrs .Cla rk Br o wni n g o
Blair, is on desert maneuvers neoYu ma ,Arizona.Hi s address i
Serial 3"I035882,8 8 i th Ovdnanc
(H.M.)Co.Auto.,A.P.O.43
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Houses and Apartments
We have a number of calls for houses
0 0P u b l i c A u c t i o n
The following tools and equipment used i
recent pavement work is now being offered f \
sale at Public Auction at the city storage l~
east of the Washington County Hatchery.
0W e d n e s d a y A p r i l
Sale Starts at 1:00 O'clock P.M.
One Jabger power cement mixer; one Tw
City tractor on steel; one trailer house on ha
rubber; one 2-wheel slab cart; ten burlap paw
ment covers; two small buildings; 300 feet us
lumber; a lot of small tools consisting of t
spades, long handle shovels, short handle sh~
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(l 1 :|Jf o r n i a .P v t .B r o w n i n g h a s b e e n i n B A
t h e v i c i n i t y o f Y u m a s i n c e D e c e m -
ber.
0 u n \ v n
Pvt. Ande rsen in Aus tra lia Mr s .
Pvt. Alvin E. A nder sen , fo rm-
er Herma n boy n ow stati oned as
a paratrooper in Australia.,is
q r i d u r e d above.I n the back-
ground ma y be seen th e te nt \
hono
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re tu
Tue a
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whic h is 'his tempo ra ry h ome.\1'*"5{sent:
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Yes, telephones are one of the fruits
of freedom enjoyed by Americans.And it
is this freedom we are fighting to preserve.
Yo u r Su p p o r t o f t h e W a r Ef f o r t
Your support of the war effort,
through the purchase of bonds, support of
the Red Cross and aid in sewing, knitting
pod surgical dressing work is thereby def-
initely a- step toward preservation of tele-
phone service.
Blair Telephone Co.
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i s i n Of f l rs' Tra ini ng Sc h ool at.
F o r t 0 a,is c onfined to th c
a r my hosp ital wi th sc arlet fever,
it is I enrned.Pvt. Rollan d i s th e
son of Mr. and Mr s. I.-uns Holland
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I N F A N T D A U G H TE R
DIE S A T B IRTH
,j A baby daughter was born foM Gargill u!Mr. und Mrs.la m:cimogene, Iowa, at Red Oak Ho:~pim, March 29.The infant died
nv. birth.Mrs.MeGmgi\l was
formerly Ada Rogert. of Herman.
\¢~|.
TER GETSRMY DISCHARGE
iam Baxter son of Mr. and
Roy Baxter, was given anble discharge from his du-
the U. S. army air corps,
ing to his home here onay morning.He will assist1.11er,. who is engaged in the
g of bees, classed as an es-
!industry.ber had been attending pre
school ar. Iowa City, Iowa.
\cUIi![BERLAI'\D blac k raspbcrx-3'\....A...r~....,."rr Pham \:n\1rS2\P l l l l n i .\ . A Il a n : w a Ul vul n n , ., . __$ 3 . 0 0 1 0 0 - 2 5 f $ 1 . 0 0 .1 0 - 2 1 . ~ N . M a | 1 ¢ » f " { 1 p 1 m u u r » r \ H E c | ; } ;
1 5 . 1 1 n u \ . u | . » - . . . ° . . . .t l l u x n n A l l l u l " v u "____jnb T o w a g e s H u n d a h l R a n c h1 - ' o n s, xL r »: =1.9 41 D e l u x e F o r d mg ' r u u h A l lf o u r - d o o r .F x g t '=1%§'S Bhf}?_*§$3 3 " 1 § i fM < § ` n "I" » 1 m ° g § 1 » 'f`1 2 - a n .
t:1.'rc!cr"Til K H E G . \ NGoodtires.(K lutz bros.car.;$850.00 our a t Bla i r Mo to r Co.
8~1t Geo. T. Hodelu nd, Adm
FOR S A L E : Twe n ty s ta c k s a lf a l-
fa h a y and thr ee sta c ks o f o at
atra w a t I-lundahl Ranc h,onemile n orth of Tek anmh.10-At
F O R S A L E :2 Polled Here ford
bulls , 18 mo. and 2% y n* old.
Phon e 12 on 28, Bla ir.13-2t*Mic hael Sonderup.
W A N T E D :Me n interested i n
learning telephone business. Ap-
ply Bla ir Tele pho ne Co.13 - lt
l \ l h i h a n
Keeg an, who is a gr adu ate of
Bla i r Hi g h School,wor ked i n
'c on nec tio n with the Papio Soil
W A NTE D ' r o B UY : S ma l l c h i ld ' s i ousedscooter.Phone 289.13-1 t| §l°;m; W ;§l ; i ; ; R c t .fg e wp n ig -
n c ivil Servic e examin ationszg1L O S T Ihe was as si gn ed to one of th e
L OS T:Fr on t and rear endgateg newest. and mo s t interesting' of
of truc k rac k. Call Enterprise.gove rnment services--the c hart-»an ~
13- lt* | n and mapping of land by zneanaln g " \ ~ . . a n n - \ » n n h g t o k e n f r o m t h e R a y m o n d S .P o u l s o n w r i t e s h i s
"\ . l _y » . l \ _n _ . \ . . . . . .n g
. . .. . . ._ _F o r t C a l h o u n ,i s n o w e l i g i b l e t o
b e c o m e a c r e w c h i e f o n n b o m b -
er an d to win a ra ti ng as c or po r-
ul o r sergeant.I
¢1 4|
L y le C.W ri gh t,A .M .3-o,A .
dz S,Han gar 5- 1,Corpus Christi,
Texas, N.A.S., is a n e w mlbsc rib-
er to Th e En te r pr i s e
1
-\"f y||vvvQH"r°:-' " " "`II10Ule|"»mrs.num.L dog.Mr s.J .mr .n...|.Bla ir . th at he ha s befWAGON BOIES and shovelin§'}__(_ A ...fm 1>-1¢Shun.'I-tt \1F\'l'W hit:
CARD or frmxwxs \
'E WISH to express our appre-*ciatien no the members of the
Blair Fire Department,our.f r i e n d s a n d n e i g h b o r s f o r t h e
l . - 1 -.....¢.....h..l M n a n H a n H1119
. _. _ _t o t h e r a n k o f s e r g e a n l .H e i s
w i t h a n . a v i a . t i o n u n i t i n t h e U .
S .M a r i n e s .
a as an
turned out in geven days after Chns L. Paulson, former Blair
the umm in Washinsfbvn received boy, has "°*"E' transferred °° Fort
Meyers, Flonda,where he is l-dm uenal photographs. And.. tl'ltending Aerial Gunnery Sehoaol.
Cronstrorn,Phone 97.13-1t\With simple instruments mmrequirelittlestrategicmetal,
Kbegan states that charts covering100,000 square miles of a
Certain battle front have been
w u s
§`Ef"é." " "" " " "fa-1+,*vw
ORONADO washing'machine.
Mm.Hattie Wagera,328 E.State.13-lt'
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:='%»§ia1'- la-="H€éQ§fre7:%.5éEI§é5E.2&HEPi".§...t :.e::':.':'":.:r.|H= i|_wif-ll Eh' :""'?Air Corps-- -I m x o NADAPTEI)bnome seed.13c perIb, Also seedoats.Clifford T\\y~lor, Phone 22 on 49.12-ti
ELECTRIC REF'RIGERATOR7.71 cubic ft.Like new. Call
12 on 48.
i';"°,,:2;i,'¥..§;'"::,,:'?"1t'.,'ir?,,;":,:';'; »';=ffWf ;;uuvu~ ~ ~ - -.;.';a,§'xf3m"¥§:=;'°
,,':.'°;,";e\° ~¢°i"~of in all 'Q n simple B.F'a'~Y§%f.§"'§';° Ilgfata
tv- Arg; `LT¢'§¥f§f13:§?§';Y°"'';¢;ae_\Amy Fr. §_e1v°jf» 'fb
SaPPenf1eId.gg;¢;¢)§;zedakt
u
1:».;gggf g, Arri d bg; gg -3
Kiefe r, Cu
non,U.1'5
rginia.
l Br o wn of
mtl n fnlo..
`ir"3`17~f ` `iE}u.ANn
Ensi@ Doro yDixon of the
.S..Navy nursing* corpn. is ncw
word received
aarentn. Mr. and
u v u - ..
Lieutenant
mi ng th em
Ne ws , V ir -
aeveral offi-
Ioading of
the imme di-
expec ts to
ii;-lc Mrs. Robert mm
ONE OF THE BEM buysmarket is n year's subs
m The Enterprise 7-t
7_YEAR-OLD stallion fc
Good work horse. John E
ter, Fon C-dhnun, Rt. 1
ron SALE: mini sw bexpotatoes, Henry Henri»;\'
.»...=-
mussm.
1 on the
ncripdon
1
»r sa}e.
'_r 'f mm: dlreCLlyM E N I N T HE s E R v l c E ; ' ; § § 5 , " ° ; Z " , , ; " ' 2 1 llieaa long.
_'t 'r three cunexan.The f°"°Wl['S Vefesv 'T}§F!|§;2eI::<§,;;r:;}s£mm horizon tc
33 §;3=T&¢TZ`§" sMi';:rini""\:;;h°riZ°" on either a\de.mThe sys~
tioned on Guadalcaxml and v.'ere|f3' €Yf.'f;."'i.f.i§°"§§'.¢f§°r eD¢pm»¢:
gram from their son,
IeRoy Brown.infonthat he is in Newportginia;he is one of s
:ers supervising theair fonze cargoes, In
ate future. Lt. Brown
i5§i§=°`n of Flm Cal
He r e we a r e temp orar ily sit-
P V T. A L V I N E . A NI J E RS E N
I n good hea lth an d exc ellent
spirits,Pvt,Andersen wr ites
W a s h i n g to n C o u n ty relatives
that one of the c h ief wor ries at
present is ge ttin g the was hi ng
done. It rains every day , he say s,
then bec omes very h u t;s s th e
wa te r evap or ap s th e entire
c s mp site "stesms*',and i t is
impossible to dr y c lo thi ng be-
c suse of the r esulting humid ity .
U 5 Anflnsurnn In | 19 H011 bf
¢ n . . . .The f ollo win g le tter wr ntten b y
Miss Di xon to her patents, r ela tes
inberesting details of 61-e condi-
tio ns und er whi c h she wor ks.
De a r Mom a nd Da d :
us te d on a n En glis h speaking
Isla nd. W e were 'ver y su rpri sed
to fi n d th e li vi n g cimditisns
her e so ve ry f a r 'below our
atandazds.W h en we le f t the
ship we -were bro ugh t h ere 'co
ou r hotel by th e Na vy buses.
lurmais-__.contributed to The Enterprise by|""* " " "" " '" 13 1;Mrs. Riley Brodersen of Herman ment Geological S1
the past two years.ma, alma The Timo That Tries Men'a 'lot can effectiveiy
men,\Sonia lmile strip each fl134% "'~\\ ____;unninf narailel flil
urvey d{uina'\embg1j}¢ fpi tloreigp servicé
Thus, a Pl-cover a 30-
ig h t an d bl(
ght lines canzerrimrv in A4 ».,\,. ¢wvnm\
W hi !e i n Br ou kly n several day s
ago, Lt. Br own wa s vi siting at the
Pos t Exc h an ge a nd there h e ha d
the fortune m meet J os eph Brenn-
ig ,fo r me r A r lin g to n boy .Brenn-
im.wh o i s Lhe son o f Mr .andmmf.FOR SALE:Used 12 ft.
amndard stock and gf"
and bed.ln good s asmall toilet house. Jah:
rimen, Phone 2531, Ke
.Or
min
pe.
m nnum1
nnhnrackAlsoLau-nm
I f YOU halve hévér la jd ln 3 I0 x_; cover an BROIIILQU5
11010 ' g lf o r t tf mi LT. woumu wmv ||v1ur"A 'u " C h ~B u n o f W g .|MW i th th e b o mb e r s ° ° § l§ d £ n airi "ve rt\c B\" frg nst o c ove r one tr i mf ?expeagsesto S51 SE the same
1 :y ou have never motr ogon g h me .I mi d ¢i¢nm|I ||"!....\¢.ninn|nnnfvev Bnliha ens c onvoy "1 th. Br° ..-
BROME GRASS SEED, the
Eroducing kind. 12'/le per pring sacks. J. P. Rhea, Aton. Nebr.l
| D " f \ [ \ 1 . A n n o - - ,.t h r e e c o m p l e t e b e d s , t h r e e Houses and Apartments
W A N T E D
We have a number of calls for houses
or apartments which we cannot fill.
If you have rooms or rental property,
list them in The Enterprise Want Ad sec-
tion and we will refer the calls to you
'.
Your Property
THE E
lihn 401 East Colfax
ADDING MACHINE PAPE1
ly 15a per mll at The 1§ §§ _ \ I n t o g o w o l d m o t h e r m a n n ;
c H '
e l z h n i q u e .***
f| " L -¢ n u l l i a 85|1\|$kD n f ~ll L¢ .u »» n» 3n ||}'{ unf fq i i l i u p r u n n i ajri sa.v'\-1
A T L A S S ORGO nnila e.1 a - e v P e e r ~Ty son.
F O R S A L E :2 Purebred Spotted
Pola nd C hina mules .Blac k lilié
If y our kne es have ne ver buc kne al,we n w- - ~ -= - -- - - .-.An d y o u r sto ma c h tu me d a f li p _or perhaps 250,000 square miles
W hile the léombs are getting c lose' of terr itory .
A n d y o u nn't k n o w whe re th en e x t w i l l h m -B O A R D A ' r ' r E M P r s
T o L O C A T E T W O
An d y o u s mo ke i t i n y o ur b owl;_.»1~\... H..- ....... =M»\.| an » fn xh nle The loc al selective servic e board
Then le t. me tell y ou someth ing
nmn..»..., ...M ~,....»......,..E. B ro wn i ng o f the U. S. Na vy i s
still s tati on ed in th e South Paci-
fic, acc ording no word rec eived c hip
week by his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Cla rk B r o w n i n g o l Blair.
I n a rec ent le tte r h ome . F mn -
cis wr o te :"Here goes tor an o\}\~
. . \ . n . ».mm Qh mmh I do n't ha ve
too numerous tu mention
I I I C L I I I I G l u u u q r ` , " ` |, ,,_ __ __N 0 T I C E S I s t h e d i n e t h a t t r i e s m e n ' s u o u l 9 . \ i s t w i n s t o l o c a t e L e R o y H e r b e r t
- -R a n d a l l a n d W i l l i a m S é t o n e .T h e
N O T I C E M r .a n d M r s .A .E .D i x o n h a v e m a i l i n g a d d r e s s e s o f t h e t w o m e n
O N A C C O U N T o f t h e i n c r e a s e i n w o r d f r o m t h e i r s o n ,J a . \ n e B ,o f .a r e n o t k n o w n ;b o t h R a n d a l l a n d
f a r m n m c h i n e r y r e g e a i r ,d u e ' l i n I - 5 ' ' b b ° ¢ l ¢ »T e x a s ,t h a t .w a r o f f i -S t o n e h a v e b e e n r e p o r t e d t o t h e
t h e w a r .w e w i l l u n a b l e t o e m l s h a v e c l o s e d t h e g l i d e r t r a i n -l U n i ; e d S m m D i s t r i c t A t t o r n e y
"`°I "- -1 -. . . . , . | : r . .+ 1 n l f m n i
any th in g to sa y . Th e mai l is very
slow in c oming fo r I ha ve not
heard from y ou fo r awhi le. I don't
know wher e J o hn ( his brother) is,
as I have not heard from him eith-
er.W ell,sp ri ng is almost here
'i'ERMS: Strictly Cash
I i d l e lhwn mower ahB1'P€I11i\3 ing school which he has been an- mr zamure w uuu|.y una .........this spring...tending. A similar school has been board office of their change of ad-
12-zv Maller mmm.closed at vuam, Okiahoma, also, arm and w report for phyaicaa City of Blairxxnhnnnn;Vnn fl.,nfnfinnrd funtillaxmninution
H poultry. Heavy hens, 24c;IM*
horn hens, 20c.
Hulk Dohle, saw Lake St.
Omahn, Nebradm 9-if,
:RE unholswlnz.n -
..n u u n -lnl. rug wo .mattvelul. nu.xx-u Gwrm N. muu.
Plmnn Blue 151.
.
T~es Reca~ped
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SINCLAIR
PRODUCTS
We can VULCANIZE
that Cut or
Broken Tire
To Give
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GOODYEAR Open All Night
'Phone 212
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