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Fr»mu»cuams|»¢|fN¢nfnx»-'Publinhod Weekly by Jlhn A.Rhonda BLAIR,NEBRASKA,MARCH 20,1930VOLUMEXXXIV wuhmgrgg Crmnly.~Subwrimifm Pri¢¢» $1.50 per Yar. Single fhpy,51.
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H. S.Operetta;
FridayEvening
L¢|awala High School Opetlilm
the landing Muslw Event ol
the Year.Giver in New Hizh
School Auditorium.5
A BIG crown IS EXPEID
The big musical event M *the
school year is m be put on FfgyeveningMarch21inthenewhighschoolauditoriumwhenthegleeclubwillputonthemuliw
éperem Lellwaln.
The scene of the play n onIndianvillageontheNiagarariverhackintheyear1761and
it brings out with vivid re tythehappeningsofthattimenthelndinnswerearealproblem
to be reckoned with.
The east of characters are asfollows:
Wokomo (Great Heart)Alfred
Jensen;Klolowar (The Singer)
Roy Christensen;Lelnwala Fall
ing Waters)Dorothy Baxter f=
puwbopair (Fon:Skies .u
Lindstrom;Hin~tola (Blue H~r)
Margaret Bndgcrow;Shun~geln.r
(The Fox)Edward Jenkins;Wa
sootay (The Shooter)Clarence
Sappenfield;Wanyeca (TheFirefly)Moe Koopman;Napunee
'N ormal Trainers
Secure Positions
Practice Teaching Work During
Vacation Week.Blair High
Students Take Part in District
Commercial Contest.
SCHOOLS ENTER CONTEST
Three members gf the Senior
Normal Training class have securedteuhlngpodtionsfornext
year.Dorothy Kegler will beach
the Neff school;Belva Hlneline
elst De Sow and Marian Nelson
the Lincoln school.
During the week of vacation
for the purpose of moving into the
new building each member ot the
Senior Normal Training class
taught in a rural school.This experiencetogetherwith\lheir
teaching in the city schools has
done much to improve their preparationandtoincreasetheirin
terest in teaching.
According to the report.issued
from the commercial department
node:.j.he directiqn_of Misa Nona
Moss the fqlloiring Etndents will
take pan in the commercial con
tests to be held nt Scribner Neb.
on Saturday March 29th.Blair
has always mndc a goodshowinginthislineof high school
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MRS.caunrrs GILLIAMDedicaltoryProgramKitieAnn Hislip was born May The church ann school boards'Y 18, 1878 in Indiana and passed
me ca n :F Bl H h School §i~2»~&»»1 rs;01 ~~P.M..sMarc.h 17.15330.a{Lhe
an
t DangCollegeJmetpttheColbegeTmsdayfo
nominate a president for the
school and a professor of Chu@:/
of 51 years,1)moiths and1
duh.
Her pirenm moved w Nebraska
when she wls three years of age
\\Ilstory for the Seminary The
ollowing members of the Chrueh
roard were pmsedt:Rev.N.C.
Iarlsen Royal Iowa;Mr.N.P.
dsdsen Minneapolis Minn.Rev.
E.R.Andersen of Racine Wis
onsin;Rev. C.M.Olsen of Sioux
Iity Iowa]and Mr.Visted of
rlumpton Nebraska;and of the
achool board:President Rev.H.
N.Bondo of Alben Lea Minn
esota;Rev.Carl Wilhelmcen of
hnsas City Missouri;Rev.Rom~
er of Minden Nebraska;Dr.
lamzs of Elkhorn Iowa and Mr.
Skov Nielsen of Blair.
:fra WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mr.and Mrs.Jud Taylor veryiuietlyobservedtheirfiftyfifth
wedding anniversary at their
home on east Colfax last Sunday
March 16.
They came to Blair in 1878 and
have been residents of this com
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
County Commissioners Room
Blair Neb.March 10 1930
The Board of County Commis
sioners met pursuant to adjo
ment taken February 24 1930
Present:Chas.Nelson C.B.
Mehrens and C.J.Nelson.
Minutes of the Needing meet
ing were read nndlnpprovcd.
After a careful examination of
the following bills on the differ
ent funds indicated below it wasmovedandsecondedthatthefol~
lowing claims be allowed and the
Jqluity Clerk instructed to draw
warrants on the funds indicnted
below on pay the some.Corded.
Arlington Oil Co.Gas S 456
Rollo Allen Maintaining 28.50
Sam IInll Maintaining 30.00
L.E.Hetrick Dragging &
Rand Work 20.70
Southwestern Regional Confermce
of Lutheran Student Association
to Be Held at Duns College im
March 21 22 und 23.
A FINE PROGRAM ARRANGED
nhlany Prominent Speakers Are to
I Give Talks.Special Music by
the Choir.I
The Southwestern I¢egibnalCon
ference of the Lulherun Student
Association is to be held ut Dana
College from Friday March 21
until Sunday the 28rd.Delegates
are expecied from Kansas\0k1a»
homo Texas and Eastem
The program follows:
Friday Mnmh 21.6:30
Regional BanquetGrmtingsfromDelegatesWeloqrpefromDana
Eveninz Prozrnm
Colorado
P.M.
l
STATEM ENTPrbgfamtoBe Given Thursdayule. 21. Class Work isBans
Held for Inspection of \isiturs..|T0 thq Voters or uuur:and settled at Hérman Neb
n.:j._..1\:n D..t.\.......»I¢l~1 I Havmg gerved yqasa.membFr where sho WSH riaared.I
uunueu vnu ne ru|»»\»»eu.
ARRANGE EVENING moo RAM
Band Concert Given by the High
School Bud.Prof.H.H.Hahn
and Stale Superintendent lolalk
The dedication ohhv new highschoolbuildingwillbeheldnext
of me City Council during me
past four yenrs I am naw a candidatefortheofficeofMayor
subject to your vote nt the elec~
tion April st.
My views xegunling the Mun
icipal Elect.c Light Plant and
our other bllc utilities me wowellknowntoneedfunhncom
ment as w where I now étand
In 1904 she was married to
Charlie Gilliam of Blaii.To this
union seven children were born;one Daisy passing away in in
fancyThere were left to mourn her
death the bereaved husband two
sons Ephraim and Louis both of
Blair and four daughters Mrs.
Mnudie Moore and Mrs.EthylThursday,March 27.Durin the
day the new building w be
thrown open to the public or in
spection and everybody is ur m
be present.l
Following is le prbgram as ar
and wall stansl m the future Dur
ln the four years I have been
a member of the Lxght Comrmttee
and dunng the past tvo years 1
haw been chairman of \lmt.com
rc
l
\on the Council I hafe always pm
Moore of Blair Gladya at hume
and Mrs.Dorothy Menking of
Lincoln;her mother Mrs.Olnd
Hislip;four brothers Faye Chas.
and .Chris of Tekamah A06 of Mt.
famw.Mo..and one sister.Mrs.
I
g
ringed:1:l5~3:00 Class visitation.The
domes will be in session, and vis
itors will have the opportunity tosee the vaious departments of the
school in actual operation.310045100 Open Ilouse.The entireschoolwillbethrownopenforinspection.Guides will bc
furnished you at the main en
trance.
Evening Program in
New Auditorium
7:308:00 Band coneert by the
high school band
8:00 Invocation Rev. A. F_Newell
Introductory Tdk Reed 0Hanlon
Atty.for Board of Education
Song ~<~Dorothy Baxter
Presentation of Portrait of Mary
E.Fawcett Mclvlenemy Class
of 1872 by F.William Amdl
Class of 1877
A few remarks by Prof.H.H.
Hnhnl Prof.of Wayne State
mittee.During that time I recom
mended and helped supervise the
improvements to the Electric Light
plant and distributing system and
our ine new electrolier system.
lf elected as Mayor 1 will recom
mend the continuance oi the presentefficientLightCommissioner
and other employees at the plant.I have no other issua to bring
before the people at this election.
lf you see lit to ekct me on mypastrecordIpromisethatwith
the help of the Council you will
have a clean economical business
administration.I have made no
promises of appointments to office
to any person and do not inbend
to.Lf elected I will consider
fairly all applications for everypositionandwillrecommendto
the Council for appointment the
best men l can find.
Your vote for me for Mayor of
Blair on April lst will be sincere
Henry Hampton of Tekamah;also
twelve grandchildren and hosts of
other relatives and friends.
hirs..Gillinm confessed her Sav
ior in her early manied line and
became a member of the Christian
churnh of Blair where she remainedfaithfuluntiltheend.
Funeral services were held onWednesdayaftemoonandinher
ment was made in the Blaig cem
etery.Contributed.
BLAIR FOLK
ATTEND WEDDING
Mr.and Mrs.John Taylor and
Mr.and Mrs.Irank*4laylor ol
this city were in attendance last
Saturday at the wedding of Mis:
Vera Taylor and Mr.Nels Allan:
of Omaha.
The bride ls the daughter oi
Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Taylor oi
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malty ever smce.Lney nave Lgn Edwin Hilgenkamp Drag-Devotions led Ey ceége Encl,h hld .'»fL'"'°i'T...."'L"'f'i" -.,...,.f.','f=.f,...T"SWK r 28.80 Kansas University
lacott
un xnur guru |5nuu\.m.\..~;...ive sons served in the world warnelosinghislife.
Mr.Taylor has given up all
:tive work but both he and Mrs.
aylor are quite comfortable for
neil ages.The Enoerprise joins mnny Blair
riends in extending congratula
lByrn McDonald Tractor
Work 80.00
NebraskaIowa Oll Co.. Gas 80.23
Nebiaska Culver &Mfg.Co.
Repairs 21.00
Wards Gash Store M.Ether .60
Paul Bury Dragging 9.45
Garner Oil Gas Service Oil
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Special Music by Dann.College
Quartefrte
Address The Faith that Will
Sd the Ten by Dr.Oliver D.
Baltzly Omaha Nebraska
Soda]Mixer xSaturdnyMorning
9:15 Devotions
ions and beat wisHes fo}more ana uu ~|u:za Announcement or uonxerenca
M.|h1m¢\rnTnmu Oil f.n.R Dmnnununnniversaries..~-............ .-...._...--.,...,,,5,_mBmk..1.50 9:80 Discussion on "Tm mm\.L.ENT::nrA1Ns AUXILIARY Ju.w.Nielsen Mmvwn¥0~G0 that wiu smna the Test.
Ed Watprnmn.Dm2|ri:1v 49.50 M...s».\Nnmhnn
On last Friday evening,March
4 the American legion,Stanley
.adies Auxiliary at a social eve
ling at the M. W.A.l
State Commander Dwight Gnu
vold and Slate Adjutant H .H
)udley of Lincoln,were both in
Mendanoe and added to the inter
st of the eveningDancingundvlsmng were enoyedandlightrefreshmentsserv
ed to around fifty.Reed OHanlon and Mra J.P.
l¢nsan spoke relative to American
legion intereata
sum HIGH GRADUATES
FOR 1930
Hans Beck Running Grader 24.00
G.W.Nelson Hauling and
Labor 27.00
U.S.Reeves Dragging s.oo
Hugh A.Sutherland Drag
sins 9.90
Marlon Sutherland RunningTractor 24.00
A.A.Wilkins Dragging 9.90
Amdt Hardware Supplies 1.05
Louie Grimm Dragging 6.30
(Continued onpage eight)
BequestsFrom
Estate$45,000
E.Hain Post entertaind 10:00 Address The Standards of
the Lutheran Student on the
Campus hy Dr.G. K..Rubrecht
Lincoln Nebraska
10:4511:30 Dlscuadon led by E4
Tondng Kansas University
12:15 Luncheon
Saturday Afternoon
1:15 Business session .|
6:30 Luncheon
Ei/ming Meeting 7:30
Song Service
Special Music by Dana A Capella
Chair.
Address The Augsburg Confes
sion.the Standard of the Luth
eran~Church hy xypgczhmleg
A.Puls Lawrence unsas
:80 Sight.seeing and recreation
Mixer and light refreshments
Teachers College, formerly Supt
of Blair City Schools
Dedication Address by Charles W.
Taylor,Slate supedntendent of
Public Instruction
Benediclion :Rev. Cari G.Bader
ly appreciated.J.Harold Stewart.
»Will Celebrate
umm ...N .....................Mr.and Mrs.John Taylor oi thi:
city.
The wedding ceremony was perfannedatfouroclockp.m.ix
the First.Christian church it
Ummm in the nresenoe of 2
sugwmss BIRTH DAY PARTY
The home of Mr.and Mrs
»»¢_..__n...
A 0 ~lffiendl ~tell
nmversary ~ham!ram 1
\mii}.{s7J."'Y%§f§»}Q£h@father0CalebLomaorunsmuywg;|...u\.:
scene of a happy gat.heringon
last Sunday March 16 when rela
tives and f{iends gathered there
in honor of Mrs.Loftis birth an
nivermry.The affair was almost
a complete surprise on Mrs.hot
tie.which mode the occasion all
Congregatiormlists Plan no Cele thwhride is a former Blair mm
hrale 60th Anni\er~aary Sunday hmfing grown t manhood here.
March auth.Church Founded in cH1~:v1zo1.l=:r SALE
80 g yg
S
The VintonEvans Chevrolet Co
y di a land office business the firs\\.1\!¢ORGANIZEI)FEB.10 1870
Sunday MorningJl§l3.\1 nlgn scnool will gruuuuu..hirtynine members this year Miss Lucy Bowen Leaves Estate of 8:00 Breakfast\n.nn A%z.....3 |f\19fn| +1H..sziwhich is rather a small class com
paxed with recent years.p The graduation exercises,which
are always looked forward to with
§gres.t local interest have been set
lfor May 80th and preparations
late going forward now for suit
able exercises.This is the first
class to graduate in the newbuildingandifwemistakenot
each member will point to this
with a great deal of pride.Along
with this honor the young people
are to wear the collegiate cap and
gown costume which is a most
aendble move.
Name Course
Norman P.Abbott ~General
Leon D.Andersen Normal
HansAye ~General
Margaret Badgerow ~ College Prep
Dorothey E.Baxter College PrepWoodrowBltfar~General
Dowd Boston General
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$45000.Several Blair Orghniz
ations Mentioned no Benefic
iaries in Her Will.
$500 To BLAIR CEMETERY
The Omaha World Herald of recentdatepublishedthelistof
bequests left by Miss Lucy BowenformerBlairwomanwhodiedin
Orndia a few weeks ego and
whose remains were laid to rest
in the Blair cemetery.
Miss Bowen left cash bequests
and trustl provisions totaling$45000.Severed Blair organiza
tions and her lifelong lriend
Miss Emma E.Wainwright wereremembered.The article follows:
Cash bequests totaling 18 thou
sand dollars and tnist provldonstotaling27thousanddollarsarecontainedinthewillof Misa Lucy
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.w ..u.=s..v ....B.....e .........ard o!Life by Rev.Neilsen
Pres.Trinity Seminary Blair
APPROPRIATES CAR
Howard Cameron oi Chicago
who has been visiting relatives in
Herman for the past week started
to_0ma.lm laat Sunday with A
friend from Dekamah by gh#nameofCoy.They shopped in Blair
and parked the car on the south
aide of the street opposite the
Rathmann Garage while Howard
went into the garage on business.
When he came out the oar/was
gone.It later developed that Coy had
driven the ear into Florence where
he had bumped into another cardoingconsidembledamageto
Howards ear which he had mnintoagmgeforrepair.Howard
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Eé IIIOFE interesting tO UIQ 111D£€.l1 GRYS OI mnrcn ana 101 \A uc nruun.;nuuy auuuu
guests assembled.They brought Contractors and workmen hawfc that perxod repart the sale of sev Lye (A amous Scout)D
f d d b b y f.d f y g W (C
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can rur
mamlant
1;Mabel
Hansen;
T Mabel)
da Bond
nt)Pris
m Bnka
Charles
Who ad
Nielsen;
soldiers
date this
:Il drilled
rs.The
day eve
:E
rnstobe
snare ox nonurs ur.me \:um.=a».m.Scribner.Bookkeeping:Elsie Stev1
ens Frederirk Krfgler and Edwin
Lindstrom;Typewriting II:Mar\
garet Jenkins Margate Bndgero\v
and Alfred Jensen;Typewriting
I:Marie Bolln and Dorothy Kesl
ler;Shonhand II:Edwin Lind\
atrom and Alfred Jensen;Short
hand I:Marie Bolln Fredrick
Kegler and Elsie Stevens;Spell1
ing:Milford Lindstrom Blendenmr
Stricklett and Doris Beck.1
The Subdimict Declamatory
contest to he held at Blair om
Friday March 28 is attracting
considerable attention among the
schools of eastern Nebraska.The
Exhemporaneous Speaking contest
will start promptly at 2:30;the
Drawrical section will gtattpromptlyat3:80 in the new high
school audilorium.The Dramatic
lhem which they served eteria
style.The lovely angel food
cakes x_....;ed the center of the
tables made by Miss Alma
Fletcher.
.Visiting was enjoyed throughouttheday.Among those pnasent were Mr.and Mrs. John Luftis
and Alice and Ruby Ireland of
Teknmah Mr.and Mra M.E.
Anthony and children Mr.and
Mrs Parke lioltis and childrenMr.and Mrs.Freeman Loftis of
Craig hir.and Mrs.Georg:Lof
tls and daughters Mr.and Mrs.
Frank Loftis and family Mr.and
the Congregational church nuild
ing.The interior iii being decor
ated a new modern furnace in
stalled lxnd new swinging doors
into the auditorium made and
placed.All who have seen the
improvmenta as far as completed
are greatly pleased with the
The building will be ready for
use March 30th when Lhe sixtieth
azmiversary of the organization of
the church in Blair will occur.President Dean of Doane Col
lege will be the guest of honor
on this occasion and will make
eneral effect.
u...nn r..m....A r..mnv Mr.the chie!address Many old
Blair;Chester Rosenbaum
used cars.Following is the list of new car
buyers:Jens Pebersen Blair;
K.C.De Groff Blair;:George
Blair;Chris Nelson Blair;Ray
Kennard;Rudolph Mencke Blair;
Alben Sprick Blair;M.S.Win
chell Blair;Frank Jenkins Blair;Chris Bendorl Blair;Wm.Gos
ker Blair;Geo.Misfeldt Wash
ington;Andrew Johnson Blair;H.M.Halstead Blair A.G.Ped
ersen Fremont.
A LETTER FROM CANADA
Menking Blair;A.Clyde Alleiun u sun.;neun nnuursui
(His daughter)Viola
Captain Bliss (Lover oi
Roy Christiansen;Clarin~
(Who admires the sergeaivillaRhoades;Sergean(Who admires himself)
Eliassen;Lord Tatler (mires witticisms)Jules
Chorus of Indian huntersmaidens.
You will surely apprecoperettaasit has been we
by competent instructo
curtain rises at 8:15 Fri
ning.
au;f i£.ii ~~time memberi=s and friendsfof the FILEfamily.Mrs Alben Staples and church now hving elsewhere are The wnber 1s in moeipt of a Fon onrc
e ecbed to be resent on that ther from Professor Waldo BchxldrcnallofHerma.n.nqr and IP P .....\1 .£A£_.1 :..._..:\...dnv.Nzelsen of Dana College wht)is ._ Tie she;i§fa offieg seeTS.ueonaru .uurus will J.l.\|uuy .~.E ...no r ..AA2......e r\_..I Rlnlr wsu.Intel nnf.in H169 thn||T0W Ill Port Arthur, Canada whmmle bone 2? contention *hi°Y°€"I Collte3t ~be ~ill the Seniqrlbharles 15111135611 uenerua A.BOWGZI IOIlIiE1 ITESICICFIIL DI nmzg wtu\uuwu usuuua;w l\\vv\¢.
high auditorium while the Humor;Irene French ~Normal Neb.who died a week agq in car and incidentally pay the dam
ous division will be held in thelse.Ffresg §fU1$2 Omaha.The will is on file in ages as Coy had disappeared.1
ot ualnoun uuve unxuw ru wmvha.Mr.and Mrs.Louie Larsen
and £hmily,VMr.and Mrs.FloydLoftisandfamilyandE.M.
Fletcher of Blair.
CARD OF mnnxs ..__...____._..sale at the town lots being held
March lst of that year.Rev.
Marshall Tingley then servingthechurchatSiouxCitywanpresentat the sale of the lots and
decided w come m Blair and it
was he who was instrumental in
he is lor the present upon ln.
vltation drilling a fifty voice
choir.He states that Port Arthur
is a beautiful city of 20000 peo~ple right on the shore ol Lake
Superior and that the hotel servdceisonaparwiththelargest
Four candidates have already in
dicated their intention of makin!!
a fight for the plane.The filingsareasfollows:Sam Stevens and
Marlon Sutherland of Blair and
S.H.Lockman of Arlington all
on the Republican ticket.and
Junior high auditorium.Tlm con Opal A. HB~flS¢1\Normal county coun.um in the evening win start viola M.Hansen College Prep cm gina are:Blah Cemetery Rev.A.Rasmussen who resida
promptly at 7:30.Milo Haller * 1 General association S500;Mrs.Sarah Hill~near Kennard occupied the pulpitThefollowingschoolshavealBelvaAnnHinelineLNormalhouseBowenYoung$5000;Eliz at the First Lutheran church in
..__.l __..».m=...._rr*/mfinma nn nan eizhtl uhafh A.Bowen.S2.W0:Abba Wil this city last Sunday morning in
ready eff um
ebago yons A..A f44nm\mvh
5 l.1u.1|.4::?|.nuur gv .....ru_a I__________1lington North lard Bowen Brownell Hall $2000;
Lf nmiwalr PR0sPERxrY INDIC\TEP_;__Lila Bowen s2ouo;Anmrw L
the absence of Rev.Nielsen who
with na.Nielsen was out of the|nifinm nF hp llnitnd Rtnhma lmaunee B161 nrens on the DemowwishithiwaytoexpressIPBorgamzauon01meuongreguouredeepzstnappfeciationtoourtzonalchurch.On the 10th of The letter bears the date of cratxc uckff;
f d d ~H .~~3 ~Wag ~~and the Pfof€B30InanSunn1ness.a.any..r.....nm :.....u.K.:X...am...held nf.vzihich :nicht nsersons ure says he had the fxrst rehearsal Bl
jyg HOME ~BY TRAINLOAD SHIPMENTS Smiley,$2,500 and watch and my.Henry Ham
Alfred Jensen Edwin Lindstmm .chain;Colorado Womens college student at DanaMaeKoopmanundMargaretTheMaytagCompanyNewton(Baptist)of Denver SL000;Amer pulpit in the even
as closed last week ._____.m ...............»nm |~...|llnwa.worlds largest manufactur iam Bantist Home Mission society
sen a seminaryspokefromthe
Ling.
he Enterprise.
auu auwl.Luc ucasla UL vu;ucau l.lwifeandmother.We especiul§yI5Ued fhemselves for me
uiv.:h tn thmnk tho ministvlm fnr|£llId thls WBB U16 IIIUCIE
~\ thatevening,A deal W
ATTEND CATTLE SALE
ere Rev.Si Johnson Washington
countyCornelia
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:us uponlit.whereby Mr.Raipli Vinton of the
VintonEvans Chevrolet CompanybeoonriestheowneroftheDave
Steed Property locabéii on Lincoln
street hntwnen fhirfl and Fourth
.UHIISEIUW wnl..l.R:|.ucnDuu lun.;av»un
school in these contests.
COUNTIANS WTED
1ur:...fflnnn Ea.blnr rinnvhfhf
ers Of WHSlr€¥B»reports the ship $1000;ministerff and missionaries
ment of five tminloads of new benefit board of the Northam Bap
Maytsgs to this territory.tist convention $1000;Blair public
The new Maytag washer an~library $1000.
nounced to the nublic March 9th fm.1 i.!\1nl honilnsts:First Ban
Advcrtise in Tl
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SOC!
their comforting words the sing which the .church was buj
nm Hnvnl Nnivhhnrx ibn nnllhnnr Th¢S&€l2ht D\?I80lLB W\
eabe
;' i£'J'é\§""§'}?1¢§E» 'f:;';i;m 1 'finslim Mrs.anutiful :floral offering.'l'i!\sl°a»§_Niles§°>'u.-111
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Ch {Gil d f mi ._a eriygg N »M A P l nuuuuvu avvvn uuuul w ui:sun ................~._ar es 1 :am an a l1~Mrs.Fiii mg;ggges ng.ent at the cattle sale held Ia;his streets.
Ma ard d _Q1mr]a H E le father .T A Johnson on Tuesday Mr.Vinton was living in thisWEDDINGSUPPER\i O \.mf an e EB He sold 70 head of cattle which P10P¢1¢Y when a.fire broke out4 Ulla:\.lu|..\L souu.\..¢|.of Mr.and Mrs George Facklez|met with an immediate demand list chu
who reside mul of Blair on thelwhich is keeping the big factory come f
F§¥§\§§i'iJ056EixfSxi-
rom $71300 to Louhl W.
and lt her deuth $5000
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botom was inanied to Mr.Earllbusy.Advaqqg dealer orders,%1=~|1=~1»aer,_mg A 1 znd 1570 Q brought the neat sum of $5300.dvfwzirlz the building so much Petersen son of Mr.and Mrs.P.Georg Matbeso wedding n WT I _ 1 name that _
_xpper i the h .L§Z€ :is sister and orgamzauon of nm Congre The Johnson.s_ retuned to Ulm!he was forced to move L_ Petersen of near Herman Thurs
Tuesday evemng.When Mr.Steed came up from day Mud 13 at Lincoln Neb.
lrs.Ella Sager of Blair in r».»..|.4=|...|Cl:.1:d...3aif..Dwi Omaha to look over the building Akm n briéf honeymoon the
ticipating public acceptance of the to First Baptist church of
new washer enabled ~Maytag Colorado Springs and $2000 to
hmnd\q=¢<> place ini*\=l orders the_fellowship fund of the samefortrmnload| f 9 church;life income from $5000 to
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|930 March 1930nuannn.un In rn lu.inL' the marriage of his oldest""'>' .uuzu uuu. I\:IJu|.ul=u v.v1-u.aughter Evelyn formerly known I Benner.Clerk of Waslrungtop VISITS BROTH
B Cricket.s to MY ~fl|¥.IIf.I:_.......11 J A..t......L Dr.Bhd Mrs.D.W.
ER he immediately opened ne¢05B~il\l nelvedn will go W Bouseku
with Mr.Vinton with the result on a farm four miles WeiBeuwerethatMr.Vinton in now the owner.IIemmn.
eeping With this very favorable stan Anna "_J_Smiley,and at her
rt of for the new y€§r md the §P3fifY death $6,000 bo Augustus D.ins mmm an ill new lay'-ll.Smiley; lite income from $590000 A .nmulngunnineverylndcltlan\h°=.m»1¢||.s»»¢n,»a»¢hq-ann.2 5
mu.§°°°_'*".':°~n°*'1:"'°s.°!'~ssmo w ml u.Bqen;we fa-3,29
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;'i"'°'i|<";'"of "'i§'§f§."""ohm mé~'§I.}'."°,"° ~§.L'2'§1.," =sm=\>1v surprised lm Sak-my He mem fo remodel me mud-~rm friends are mu.'.'mmm 1 'when Dr.Bell's brother.A.L.ins and make iz strictly modem con tulntious and best winFnds and relatsves left at a on, aways standing Ior be(.zrnlakehour,Wishing he couple the highest in life and faking iw Bell of Denvr,dropped off in ore mow b k into it andngacnl... w.. nm ~...........:».. .... ¢.,,._ Blair for a. bnet call.He was on when done will have one of the CARD OF THANKS for rue mms b0-rmsmake~ faighth_conqec}1t.§vey
wnu come from $\5oo so Mrs.Adel F.*e 98|25 26 27 25 29eaxAnthea.and at her dehth $1500 tomiremmmmm|»nn¢.~vim.Gnlnrndo ».-----» »--. -.».-........,~_...wr for goodAfitting program is being arrangedforthecelebrationwhich
is to be held Sunday March 30th
much happiness and success.
LOYALTY To BLAIR alan
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Wh Pri lla Rhusd dales?§m §T.i High §i.;§!i»m:1Y ol the founding og ug
.:.o~|».A his way no New York where he coziest homes in the dty and well in which Mayiag has led the enwasgoingonabusinesshipinlocatedforhimbeingwithinaWedesiretnexpressourdnwasherindustryinvolume
connection with the Browning block ol his business.eere zratitude to the many kind sales.
King store of Denver of which he friends who so thoughtfully aslsthemanager.J.I.CASE PLOWING xisted us at the time of the death SUNDAY CALLERS
DEMONSTRATION of our dear father.Mr.Wm._
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of .............._......._._._._.___h 1 n _Springs;life income from $1S00to Mch.21H1 sc oo opereEmmaE.Wainwright and at her Mch.21 Ii TW.Reg.Conlennw
death $1500 to Colorado Wnmens Lutheran Student Assln at Dann
college (Baptist)of Denver.Mah.22 Spiker Dance Club at
M.w.A.hall Blair.nha.|noni;s AND MULES Imh. -24 M. A.c.winternlnmiv;the John A. ruwauea :many *1\1.:'°'""---a '""'1 -gy "iz 'r "I cons 'rn mn NVER 1 Wu."WA ..~,~mxv wish ml Mrs. John Poucher of Om
1,..}€£. . .||¢Q ...ff .....3 _-__A J.I.Case plowing demonstm|£f1$}1i u»Xmé§1§§n}1eziénthe|m*Clam Nelsen of Chicago and|aa "~§s:n."f'""miui.. c.6'nm1¢n.Itch.27-Blair High dedintoq
includes Jolm A.Rholdu lnd§""Mrs.Rhoades, the three children:
Mrs.Philip OHanlon J.Hilton
Rhoades Priscilla Rhoades and asoninlawPhilip(YHnnlon and adaughterin~law Mrs.J.Hihon
Rhoedes.Beat that record il youcan!
ue u mr mu:my wr uwYchurchanditsmembership.
UNDEBGOES OPERATION
Miss Mary Moorehead wastakentotheCovenanthospitalin
|om1m me Sunday ma on w¢d~
Mr.and Mrs.I.N.Warrick ar/companied by Mrs.Eugene Jackson
left Wednesday afternoon forDenverwhereMr.Warrick wasgoingonabusinessdeal.Theyexpectedtostopovernlghtat
Kearney and finish the trip onThursday.1
tion will be held on the Albert
Jensen farm one mile north of
mm on the Bench road Startingat two oclock Saturday aitemoon.
In this demonstration both the
new Model L and Model C tractors
will be used and the two pluwlmeWheatlandandMoumbwe
neue:Corps mv.Bader u\e\
clflifr and Mr.J.E.Campbell and
those who sent such beautiful
floral offerings.
Mr.and Mrs.Hoses Wilson
and family.
Mrs.Fred Solls brother.Henry
their father Mr.Lorentz Hansen
were wliog on Mr.and Mrs.L.
C.Hansen of this city last
Sunday.
Mrs.Nelsen known to we older
folk of the county sl Misa Clara
Hansen bu been visiting several
wake at the home of hor drier.
We have another bamful of
homes and mules.Some goodmanchwteamsfrom4wsyearsoldandweighfrom2600w8000.
Each animal guaranteed and must
be as represented.Come and look
our nook over and you will see
we are doin!the business.We
I mom-am.Mah.27 M.E.church supper.mn.28 Let MSW Do atChristianchurch.Mch.28Subdistrict declamatorgcmfesLMai颧Lsoc.h
gregational1
Apr.1-Achie
Inesdny underwent m operation Furman imrmed in um pun mu md wife md dmr urs.Mrs.Pwcher or Omaha.and mak buy sell md exdmnlvMiamHelenSchdikrandlorUbmwtroubleA:um me Dorothy Dm nf _| _claus of n.tractor ue urgently Benn.Zaman md dlughtu .11 ing occasional trips w nw.Sha Phones:m.Blue aMnrsaretStruveo!0mnhaHP¢n¢.laxt reports um vu doing uwu aweekand guna:hgrrequatedtobepreaent.nf Salbnexwere S\mdaygu¢st;e!pe¢\sfnretumtoClxh:aguwithh whm 169theweekendwithhomefolks.well As could be uxpected.cumin Mrs.Eng ;¢hm_9lt C.Molgnrd Jenam at the Fred S011 homo.the next week._ 91:Thlviie I
20;office,
anniversary Con-
mmfh wgbhm
vament day ~
Saturday SpecialsMaintop Laying Mash, per cwt $2.75
So m e m o re of o u r A No$1.50 Tankage ..$3.50 3 large Ivory SoapShorts..$1.70 Bran f<,.29c
Bee f at wc Marine Elliot toilet scan 4 ini'25cOilMeal$3.25 Alfalfa Meal $1.40 Real Hamburger at .l8c Watch for our dnlly s|;eclal§on our
Early June Peas, No. 2 can, 2 for 25c Bulletin BoardGet Your Oats Hulled and Watch. Your Pigs Groiv Butternut Jell all flasfors, 4 for 254:'I TS BE TTER
BERTELSEN MARKETBLAIR MILLING CO` \
NEW
Play Suits
3 to 8
Lee Zippers
$1.25
SPEQQALS
Friday and Saturday
MENS MENS
Dress Socks Work Socks
Reg. 30c Reg. 15c
Special Special loc pr
4 pairs 98c 3 Pair Limit
LEATHER
Work Gloves
50c
to
$2.75
HELLO WORLD!!It is the Home
MERCHANT
NEW
Play Suits
3 to 8
Lee Zippers
$1.25
LEE'S FULL LINE
ALL SIZES
O'alls, Jackets, Unionalls
W. J. SAS
»..|.| .
MENS
Dress Socks
Reg. 30c
Special
4 pairs 98c
MENS ~
Work Socks
Reg. 15c
Special loc pr
3 Pair Limit
LEATHER
Work Gloves
50c
to
$2.75
and really means it
I; lb loaf Hometown Bread lo c
Parker House Rolls 4kind s Cook ies 2 doz
All Goods Baked Fresh Everyday
And The Tax Payer 0scar Holmes BakeryI
(Cpntinued from last week)army of people who are now un-
SYNOPSIS employed and thus without the
In the foregoing issues we have buying power.
mgenlmwd no show Lhe public in The 6,188 chain atoms already rc-
nnerad the danzers comecbed Ierred to which replaced 16.500
ness permit a line of endeavor to
be wiped out, we must all pay the
pcnnlty.WhatJ{as happened in other
states can happen here and,al-\
T H E i ;vith chain busine;s.Taking our independent ltorel, 3° not ~though we may now be e n jo y i n g
Independent sister state oi\Missouri as pn larger stocks of merchandise but prosperity, we are susceptible of a Fast Color Dfresseéexumplc, we haw given concrete smaller and thus 10,312 stocks of radical change.Our home indus-
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cxamples of the rf»a\workings merchandise will be taken from tries must be favored.Money
and effects of this growing men-the tnxible property which we spent in the unbuildinlr of n home s
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ARE ac e to th c h e a lt h y g r o w t h o f th e
community.Not alone is the town
effected through the .loss of
business a n d th e r e mo va l o f p r o ~
p a r ty f r o m th e ta x li s t,b u t th e
wi ll s a y me r a g ed $ 3, 0 0 0 p e r sto c k
wo u ld , to ta l o ve r $30,000,000 re -
mo v e d f r o m th e ta x li st.Th i s ,
o f c ourse,must ~be ma d e u p f o r
a n d o f course,th e le vy o n th e
in d us tr y s tay s in th e c o mmun i ty i n
wh i c h i t i s ) s p e n t.I t i s a n asset,
an d th e i h d u s tr y a s s i s ts i n li f t i n g
th e bu r de n o f ta xa ti o n wh i c h i s
b e g mn m g 1.0 bi! DPIITQSSIVC.
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INDISPENSIBLE Our Fast Color Dresses for Misses 'and
Girls are good values at $1.00 each.
Also Ladies' Dresses at $1.00 are very
good quality at the price.ge ne r al ta x is ra is e d an d the fa rm-
ed mus t thu s he lp ma ke u p the c ie -
fic it.
Th e Sto r y Co n ti n ue d
Th e r e nta l p r op e rty i n ou r s i ste r
state a s we h a ve alre ad y stated ,
be c a me u se le ss a n d at a n nvor :\ ;T'
pri c e o f $50 p e r mo n t h n o t less
th a n $8,000,000 th a t forn1erI;.
c a me ~i n re n ta ls wa s a _to ta l
loss.Y o u c a n rea di ly see wh a t
h o me a n d t h e f a r m mu s t g o u p .
Th u s ,we see th a t n o t alon e i s
th e c i ty ma d e to su f fe r b u t th e
b u r d e n is passed o n t o th e f a r m -
e r as we ll a n d wh e r e th e tro uti le
wi ll s to p n o ma n c a n s a y .
At any rabe i t behoovcs all
classes of society to bear in mind
th a t wh e r e one li n e o f bu si nf .<
su f fe r s th a t th e gen er al effec t ia
f e lt a ll alo n g th e line.Th e bus-
u c l ,u a n u p c | . : | - xl . .\ l s y ~ : v = =U 1
c iti zens hip wi ll m\;|l»\=H t o th e
me na c e wi th wh i c h \ \ \' a r e all c ou -
fr o n te d .Th i s lTlrII::t<'c an be
eas ily 0\'01Cul11?\\ill1u1ll l.ll\'suc-
rif ic e o f Gillmor nzunfy nr »|'f¢»rl,
b u t o n ly by the I.lI mr c~»nm¢=Il
M3050 :Incl a vi ri on o f t':--l`utur~.
I t a l l 11 ls wi th lla z.:\!\~.l.ll-il.
re me dy is s imp lo a n-l ]s;1i|1l»>s, y1
i t is u i the gaua lc st i1:1purl...m::<»
th a t we e mp lo y th e re me d y ul.
onc e a n d f o r a ll ti me .L e t ll.;
New CurtainsCandyCigarsConfectinnnry
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L,uuu:ncre un'your nuxueu L,uruunsets.89s to 9Sc per set.
Ra yo n Prints , for Spring Dre s s e s -
extra quality, 39c per yard.Also some
fine Prints, 20c to 25c per yard.
Ou r new Ra yo n Gowns,Slips and
Bloomers, 98c, are good values.
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n m #F l n n n l n r i q o n m n n 10 c u n n m n n i !
effect this will have on rental and iness of a c o mmu n i la
t y W o r k s : r s t h r o w o u r b u s i n e s s t o t h o s e \ \ l '¢ }
vl rh £? ll 0210 n n e i c f i n n n 1 r ¥ n r r n n v l n \ n n ! ! l \ |to that afforded by out
of town firms.W e
will necessarily raise the taxes the human body
which will be passed on to the member is injured the whole sys-who,'thus,are ua part of us 'and
farmer whose farm produce has tcm suffers in sympathy and help so build our community.chafge no more. Give us \( Continued)founfl rm outiet to this vast when we,thro11gh our own selfish
Independent League
New Spring Hats for Misses and
Ladies, $1.00 and 1.50.
Blair Racket StoreBlairAdvance Cleaners
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We Are The Only
100 0 Independent
OIL STATION
ln Washington County.We are
not controlled or under contract
with any oil corporation.
We give you the highest quality
gasoline, oils, greases, batteries,
tires and service that money can
buy.
Look For The Red Sign
PHONE 255
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Our Truck Passes Your Door Every Week
GARNER ~AS s£~Rvlc£
WE LEAD .OTHERS FOLLO
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IValuable space is usually taken up on your luts
Ply mm Tl'0¢8 and Bush Fruits.Do \'0UR'S PAYQUALITYYOU FOR THE SPACE THEY OCCUPY7
Th e y i e ld an d q u a li t y d f F r u i t depends
healthy condition of the tree.A S}$ring Gifffor HerPalromke Our Markeb:Henry Ludwig ARSENATE OF LEADa nn dvarge of I/ze ¢'7\[orth Side Jlfarkcl and
A delighllul springtime glfl that will
surely please her Is n strand of pearls
You will be delighted with our lull llne
Marlin Neiburg 13 in charge 'of Ibc Qyalify
Mnrkelmcals.Tell them what you manl,
they will endeavor la please you.
LIME SULPHUR
BORDEAUX MIXTURE
Thpse are the lnseclidcs that me
of the most beautifultreat Tres,Shrubs and Garden
SIDE MARKET We will be glad to flgureyour quanlilia und quoteyou prices on lu SPRAY MA'l'ERlAlS_
Complete Stock of Insecticides
Stewart Pharmacy
Watch Work a Specialty
Pioneer Jewelry StoreQUALITY MARKET
PHONE 1s
ORDERS PROMPTLY DELIVERED
BLAIR, NEBRASKAJ. HAROLD STEWART, Mzr.
*meek raking' the leaves md has
had them hauled away.It is now
in shape for the spring rains.The members of the I Delta Wit~ The Churches
HILLSIDE NEW S-OF ~ - 1 -°I'°"'"=i'15"»»»"'°m'f=°°°°GARDNER DISTRICT bwnéss miidné Bhdelhén hifi
nh-@so¢-.ial time.Lunch was serv-
.., ,
\'Htnr thimrn i.hlt:0f Blair, Washinrwn County, Ne~IS¢a\of said County C01n t ,tl
»L1IR.'v Fxifrvix.3i2§éTs,`§`inT§i55-§n£'5ilbr=slw.sell at {mbu¢auction w 15:11 Q;oi Feb-.15:40.
Washington C o u n t y ,Nebrask|,'tho highest bidder for cash,the (SEAL I. C. E;
died on the 'lth d y °};;»»»»f ,f»»1~wf=-K described mal estabe,5~5t Counl
.n .1930 I o ask.a itT4-§t;m:\'2nEndnnussessed of Rea1|°'~.:...s......mn I n ...va |" _"_ ,, ,,E,.. ..y Julgg
nnd daughter wen: aunuay vuln-ons ut the Frank Brown home.Mrs.Jens Cixusen spent Wed-nesday ailemoon with Mrs. Hans
Nielsen.Mrs. John Réd accompanied Mr.
and Mrs Iauis Sfmnk and Mrs.
Joe Sully and son to Tekamah
§ u n d a y a 1 'd !; : r n o o n w h e r e t h e y v i n -
na t e d I n c .
J i m J e n s e n a n d A x e l N e l s o n
mr.m uOmaha,were guests Sunday at
Lhe George lame home.H. Q.Morwn of Omaha, Bmp-
tist ata¢e secretary,was calling
on some of the Baptist people in
Herman Tuesday.Mr.and Mrs.Edgar Skinner
were dinner guesis at the Mrs. A.
L. Sullivan home Thursday.
Mrs.Wm.Brandert went towereinOmxha Sunday m see'1?fv=&" Barry, who is in an Qmahnigay wm.wi'Z¥f°i?"..¥..?$'3.s h i ' f i
hospirgl. '°°°"°"f'3 from an 'P 'ports him resting quite comfvrbP°§d'°""'5 operation.tably.It will be two weeks more
unday dinner guests an "h°'belore he can be brought home.John Jen.sen_hon1e W€f¢_R-¥'~|The meumdigz Lmiies'ga en-
With The Churches
AS TOLD BY THEIR PASTORS
CHRISTIAN CHURCH booklets.The increasing attend-
A: J. Harmett, Pastor ance may be further augmented
.if every family brings all its
Bible School, 10 A. M.a members.
Moznirjg Worship, 11 A. M.6:30 P. M.--Epworth League.
and Personal Estate atimaled at
$4500.00 and praying for admin-
istxation thereof.
I! y o u fai l to appear at sa-id
County Conn on the 29th day of
March, 1930, nt 10 o'cloek A. M».
and contest said petition,the
Court will appoint Ani nta J e n-
sen or some other suits le person
Administrator and proceed to a
settlement of said estate.
Witness my hand and *OfficialSeal this 6th day of March, 1980.
(SEAL)I. C. ELLER,
'1~4t County Jndge.
NOTICE FOR ADMIN-
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uv ......,....e.ww . .\ ' l ...oeigbt(8),i n block number sev-
enty (70),in.tha City of Fo n
Calhoun, Washington County, Na
brnska.
lata number One (J)and Two
(2) in block number Thirty-seven
(37) in the City of Fort Calhoun,
Lot. number Seventeen (17), in
ur. no rmnn n. nammumo P m: nE 'mls 'r
Owr the Blair Dnag Co.Phone Black 41
Evenings by Appointment
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Bonrled Abstnder
Washington County, Nebraska.COMPANY g
block number Ten (10),i n the
Village ot Arlington, Washington
County,Nebraska,save and éx-
cept therefrom the following part
of lot 17, to-wit: Commencing at
theQSonwwest corner of said lot
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PHONE 15Pilot Bldg.Bla i r , Ne b mk li
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xIon nnwm 'r. sm l
Preaching, 7:30 P. M.Mid-week meeting, .Wednesday
7:30 P. M.Sunday showed an increased nn-
temst in our Pentecostal campaign
There were present at Sunday
school 101, at moming worship, 76
and in the ewning o ne o f te
largest audiences we haue had in
many months.Bm.Lyle Stricklett filled the
pulpit, Sunde.3,j evening. He brought
vioe.Singing led by choir and
orchestra.Another of the "Stor-
ies Jesus Told"-»~"That Neighbor".We are getting deeper into lent.
Come and bring your friends to
these services preparatory to a
truer Christian life.
Wdnesday, 7:30-Church Night
program.Join us in these inspir-
ationai meetings and in the Life-
enrichment discussion g r o u p s .Shore the preparation 1or special
.,.,faith, hope and love."lzt Mary Do It", Friday, Mch.
28, 8 P. M., Christian church.
CONGREGATIONAI, CHURCH
A.F.Newell,Pastor
Public worship Sunday at 11
o'cloc,lc, in charge of the pastor.If the auditoriumds not ready
by then for occupancy, the service"ill be held dhwn stairs.Practical Talk No.5 for the
young people will be given during
this service.
Church School at 10 a. m.The
young people meet at 6:15 for
lunch and discussion,Work on the interior of the
church building has proceeded far
enough so that it is evident no
mistake was made in selecting the
committee on color scheme and
decoration,It wi ll all look \f€l'Y
fresh and restful and harmomousfor our 60th nnnixersary celebra~
tion March 30.Our older mem-bers are requesled to get woni
to any former members andfriendswhonowliveinOmadm
or elsewhere in this general sec~
tion.March 30 ouht to be a dayofreunionaswe l as rejoicing.
President E.B.Dean of Doane
College will be our guest-speaker
that day.He always has a breezy
and happy word.
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BAPTIST CHURCH
L. J. Moran, Pastor
Sunday School, 10:00 A. M.
Worship, 11 A. M.
Junior B. Y. P. U., 3:30 P. M.
Evening service, 7:30 P. M.
Prayer service, Wednesday, 8:00
P. M.
Attendance and interest in Sun-
day's services showed an improve-
ment over the previous Sunday.
There is still plenty ot'room at
the top.Lee us climb up to-
gether.
We wish all of you might have
been with us at the "Apron Social'
lust meek.We had a good time
together.The apron had .hid
under its patches. $33.35.When
the April paving bill is paid we
will have paid on pmdng since
last November, $285.00.We are
proud of oursehes and what is
better ue have a small paving
fund on hand.If yo u haven't
had a pa rt i n this you are not
shut out, just add your contribu-
tion to this fund.
The April group of our church
women are planning a jolly eve-
ninz's entertainment for us soon.
Shoes,shoes,shoves,sho e s -
the most. complete line of Shoesthat Wear fog? Women, Misses andChildren in Blair, can he found at
the Fashion Center right. now atmoney saving prices.9-lt,
Fashion Center Silk Dresses top
them all when it comes to gtyles,
quality and fit and yet. the prices
are only $6.75,$10 to $i9.75-
fhtyjeaturc sizes 11 to 52 every
at pmsem..
M i n lilr v Wray Ipent the
ck-end visiting friend: in Omn-
FIRST MEIHODIST CHURCH
Carl Bader. Pastor
Sunday, March 23:
10 A.M."`mch School.De-
ddon Dny.
11 A.M.-Mo rning Worship.
Subject: "The Light of the World"
-concluding series. Special music.
Easter Books and "His Last Week"
Remember the Womens Mission
Circle has i m regular monthly
meeting '1'hursday,March 271
The place of meeting has not yet
been decided.Last month's meet-
ing at the home of Mrs. Ed Jen»
sen was well attended and a fine
me-eEng was reported.Strive to
make the Max-ch meeting as good.
gf; accompanied _them ~ li tt le o
e o w i s xmp r o vmg u xs ea r _
b r o k e a g a i n th e p a s t we e k .~~~ ~
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Washington County,|
Henry Mencke, Atty.
County Onurt.ln Probate.In the Matter of the Estate ofMaryM. Rngers.Deaased:
The heirs at law, ne xt of kin,
creditors and Al l persons inner-ested in smid estate are hereby
notified that on the 5th day of
March, 1930, Augusta. Jensen iled
i n petition i n said County ourt
NOTICE FOR ADMIN.ISTRATION OF ESTATE
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Krapse of Omaha and Georgm joyed a very pleasant meeung ntAnull,dnughner of Mm.I-`rank!",e home of Mrs Henry Kuhlman
Brown.Wednesday afternoon.Mrs.Ber-Mr.and Mrs. Nels P°°=f=°"In.»,1,ow¢will be hosless :hu
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Dentintx.R.4Y`§EiivICE
Offices in sum Bnnk'Bldg.
Phane 298 Blair, Nebr.evening at the Jens Juul home.Mrs Martha Olson observed herhosteas to the L-Bu-G Club atandsun, Ralph spent S"'~"fd°Yvs'eelt.|Miss Lune ltuhlman vnu be
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Phillips were
Sunday afternoon visitors at thMartinConnley home in South
Omaha.Mr. Connley is a brother
of Mrs.Phillips.Mr.and Mrs.Jack Crowdy
spent Wednesday evening at the
John Jensen home.Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Petersen and
son,Ruben,were Sunday after-
noon visitors at the Mrs.Ruth
Woods -home in Omaha.Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ervcy und
daughter,Faye entertainw the
members ol the Hillside HuatlersGub and their families Salunlay
night.The evening was spent in
visiting and playing cards.Aboutmidnight, Mrs. Er'-'ey and daugh-
ter served a two-course luncheon
afher which Lhe guests departed,
thanking the Erveya for n pleas-
ant evening.Mr.and Mrs.Ed
Ehninger and son, Earl of Omaha
and Miss Dorothy Masters were
also guests.Emma Hansen was a Friday
morning caller at the John Jen-
sen home.Mr.and Mrs.Chris Samuels
el
seventy-di-st birth anniversary on her home this (Tuesday) evening.
Thursday,March 13 by keeping Mrs.A. J .Cameron reeeived
open house.The following guests word Sunday from Chicago tellingspent the afternoon with her. Mralthat her sister-in-law,Mrs.Frm
Lizzie Ackerman and Alma, Miss zier Eccles had had the misfbrNellye Custer, Mrs. Hans Hansen,i¢une to slip on a vmxed floor and
Mrs. Nels Rasm n, Mrs. Chris sustained a fractured hip.MrsKruse, Mrs.Alf Petersen and Bessie Eccles,Mrs.Cameron's
iolet,Mr.and rs.Nels Ras- mother, who is viming there and
mussen,Mr. and (Mrs.Ed Olsomlexpects w come to Herman for a
Dagmar and Ivan,Mrs.Chrislvisit will not be able to come as
Kruse and Mr.and Mrs.Pete soon as she has planned.
Christensen were evening guests.Some of the tennis players wereGeo. Thompson,who with hisb\1=Y Inst week getting the grounds
family has been living( east of
here, is moving to a ranch near
Seneca,Neb.Harve Lewis and
family arf: moving onto the place
vacated by the Thompsons.Arthur Hughes of Friend, Neb.,
spent last Sunday and Monday
with his mother,Mrs. W.H.
Hughes and sister, Miss Kathryn.
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Cooper en-
tertained at supper Tuesday eve
ning, Mr.and Mrs Earl Prussia
and daughter of Grant, Nob. and
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cooper.Mrs.Jesse Ryan,Mrs.Chds
Korshoj and Mrs.Harold Ryan
iss Arwllda Lowe lust weellcompleted her course at the Var
Sant business college in Omnha.
M r s Everett Himsa,Margarel
and Leigh Allen, Mrs. S. M. Wil
son and Pattie Lou and Mrs. Geo'Lowe drove to Fremont Saturdau
and visited at the W. H.Yakisd
'home.
Mrs.John Sutton is visiting
here at the home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. West a [evIdays.Mr.Sutton ha just been
transfened from Car on, Neb. tt
Beatrice.LHe ia' employed by tin
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W for practice.
Il
Washington Cuunty,I Coxnmendng at a point fony-six x
(hunly Court.In Probxte.feet. west of the Southeast Corner |
n Khe Maller of (he Izblale ¢f'oi lot Seve n in bloc k 'I`ww¢y in"mm. . s c mu u v r-.~.»flim.~\ r'_ umm I)n-eaued:'the Villaze of Arlimrbon.Wash-h m m m
f
n w - - . . . - - n . ;u -- v - .- '. - - - - - - - - -
The heirs, next of kin, legntecs,
creditors had All persons interest-
ed in _add estate are hereby noti-
tied that on the 21.at day of Feb-
ruary,1930,Otto Ruwe filed n.
petition in said County Court al-
1....:..__-._........-n..-..n.:.......AL-;
i n g to n Co u n ty , Ne b r a s k a , r u n n i n g
thenc e s i xty fe e t no r th ,pa ra llel
w i t h lo t lin e,hence'r u n n i n g we st
twe n ty - two fe et,runn ing'thenc e
so u th s i xty fe et,r u n n i n g thenc e
e a s t twe n ty - two f e e t to th e plac e
nf h¢=uinnino hainu n nu f f n f i n t
I Re a l E § Z{ f ¢ A 1 i d L o a n !
Of f i c e i n S ta te B a n k B ld g .
an
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I DH..W .F . H E M P H I L L
s E N ' r 1 s ' r
m u -
u r g i n g u m u n g u u l e r s l u n g :ul ns." : "F e r d i n a n d C _ R u w e , a n i n h a b i t a n t 7 ,i n B l o c k 2 0 o f t h e a f o r e s m d
-av \ \ f n ¢ » \ : \ \ | * n n r~,......»...\ ! n | x vn a l f n V i l l a i m d f ' A r 1 i n n ' f . o n J Lochted in newu-_.-Thentn Bldg.
'chunks
UA.lr g a s u u g wu vu uu ug ,A\c¢.u¢\an4||" " = v--- - - - ~ n "d i e d o n th e 1 7 th d a y o f F e b ma r y , }To s a ts f y g h e lie n s a n d e n c u m-
1930,le a vi n g n o la s t W i l l a n d b"3" ¢@5 thc rem set fo r th ; so sa t-
Te s ta me n t, a n d possessed of nea 1| i §fs ' _ the su mof §1 29. 4'z po sts , a nd
n u z u u
Blair,N
and Personal Estate estimated at
$25,000.00 and praying for ad-
ministration thereof.
If y ou fail to appear at said
County Court on the 20th day of
Much, 1930, at 10 o'c.\ock A. M..
the increased and accruing costs,
all as provided by said order and
decree and by law in such cases
made and provided.
Dated nt Blair, Nebraska,this
19th day of February, 1930.
Maurice Mehrens. Sheriff of
BONDED ABSTRACFEB
Office ln Mlyle Bldg
n nmnc ms BECK -z
ana contest gmc:pcuuon,:nel Wadxingwn,Counfy,Nebraska,
6~5x
lCourtwillappointJuhnOberst,
Jr.,-or some other suitable person
Administrator and proceed to a
settlement of said estabe..
Witness my hand and Official
me sh snov
ITORS E. C. Rann, Proprietor
M N C mOFESTATE ~ Exenllant °5.,'?d,,.\ |
NOTICE To CREDca lle d a n Mn. Ne ll Plulle n mu nmndek | :hw-e z giv e n by mn.nml ly nur 0 mm S und nm louis Heneke a t lm- home wm-
Chri-B Jensen of Oml hl,me ne ldly a ltemo sm for Mn.Hun:Sunday dlqner [i th Jil Jensen.Weneke,n recent bride.T h u :
stave nlgn wuy uespurunoul...M r .a n d Mr s .D .Bu c h h a d m
W es ts Su nd ay , Mr. an d Mrs . L ou ia
Bu c h a n d c h i ld re n o f K e n n a : d .
Ma xi n e D g v g p spen last. vc E]
Seal this 21st day of February,
1930.
(SEAL)1. c. ELLER,
6-4t County Judge.
NOTICE OF su1~mu=F's SALE
Henry Mencke, Attorney.I N THE DISTRICT COURT OF
WASHINGTON COUNTY,NEB-
RASKA.
By virtue of an order of sale
issued out nl the District Court
of Washington County, Nebraska,
and in pursuance of a decree of
said cauxt i n an action therein,
STATE OF NEBRASKA I
| as
Washington County,|
In the County Court. '
In the Matter of the Eatnfe o!
Joe Johnson,Deceased:
To the Creditors ot Said Estate:
You ure llerehy Notified, That
I wi ll sit at the County Court
Room,in Blair in said County on
the 14th day of March and the
15th day of June, 1930 at 10 o'clock
n. m. each day to receive and ex-
amine all claims a `nst saidgmEstate, with a view to their ad~
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ServiceCcurteoua TreatmentFirst door east Enterprise dna
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Chle nzo h Nnnhweaurn Rdlrool
East,-6:10 p.m. dull .
West-7:15 un.y.
C~ St. P., M. & Omaha
Northbound »
7:15 lm. amy except Sunday.'2:52 pm. daily =»;5=.S°»°-r-'7:52 a.m. Sunday o y.x
Southbound \1235 p.m. dagy nxeept Sunhy.5
Mr. and Mrs.Ruben l¢BHmusS€nandfamilywereThursday evening supper guests at the Ansel
Taft home.Mrs.John Jensen was hostess
to the Hillside Hustlers Club on
Thursday afternoon.The time
was .spent i\}_a socialway`_an<'l i
were seventy guests presenn anaMrs. Mencke received a number ofl
beautiful and useful gms.
Albert Woodward and N.R.Burdic were up fro m Omaha on
Thursday and spent the day going
to Tekamah that afwmoon.
Mrs.Edgar De_Vnll is at an
d a r n i n g s t o c x m g s .m w f u n :" " " 'h o s i t a l w h e r e s h e 1 a r e -fs n an t n u f f N F ~~L 1 r 8 | |?_ .4 . .. |..»» ¢R.| nnn= n¢¢~fn" {l \. l. 'n
l i x n o y u a n v ,- . -- - - _ .Hd1c h P U I L C U l . l u | l \ » | . | c a s . u | 5 ¢ u \ . \ . | }a v u v "J e n s e n s e r v e a m c e u n ,...M r .a n d M r s W a l l e r P e t e r s e n g g ;' g i g g g m h o n f O r a p p e n d a c i t i a
a r e t h e p a r e n t s o f a b a b y b o y °r m . . .M r . " h 1 1 1 h .M r s .P e t e r s e n 'j ; " ~ ;a g d u h f g g -_ H g § § _ § } § . _ d ~evenimr.Followinr:a
y u | . l a u # n \ u - - v - -i s b e i n g c a r e d f o r a t t h e B l a i r
hospital.Dorothy Masters began teaching
the Gardner school _last Wednes-
day morning and has been hi nd
to finish the school terrn..MissFoley will teach the second grmlel
at the North Wm*d in the same;
room with Miss Davis who hasbeenteacheroi'both first and
sceond grades for a number of
years.i~Iere's wishing Miss Mas-
ters :::.l Miss Foley both success.
M i .August Ti mm and son,
Cha:1~< :mul daughter, Mrs. EmmaHam-:1 were Omaha visitors on
1\'[0n1l:1y..
.F:1.~l1i|»n C('!ll.K?r Silk Dresses topthem :ull it-lien it comes to styles,l
quality and fit and yet the pdecs'are only $6.15,sfo to $1o.'r5--
they feature sizes 11 to 52 everyday in the year.9-lt
F;1:l\iu11 Center Beauty Parlor-»
R££\ll:l.l.Permanente $5 and $7.501Phono:T--Alice Triplett.9-1t
BIIEI.L -I .l l u a w u l l u l u u u r v v. . . . . -e r o n ,M o .l a s t S a t u r d a y a n d v i s -
i t e d r e l a t i ve s ,, r e t u r n i n g h o m e o n
Mondav.
Carrol Lowe and Donald Lowe,who have been attending Coyne
Electric School in Chicago,re-turned home last week.They
have completed the general course.Mr. and Mrs. John Rogert andchildren,Mr.and Mrs.Harold
Webster and Anita Joyce and Mr.
and Mrs.Joe Crutoinger were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ro-
gert Sunday.Mrs.Howard Curley and MissRuthSpriékentertainedaround
fifty gues at a bridal shower atthe Herman Sprick home for Mrs.Bert. Thompson, nee Evelyn Sprick
She received a nice lot of lovely
gifts for her new home.
A force of painters arp busy
painting the form home of Don
Metzler east ofltown.Miss Mildred Schenck of Stan-|
ton,Iowa,was a guest of Miss
June West the forepart of last
g n g g x e q a t E IXC C III IU II U g g g g t U E J u n u u u u l »w u u u u u w a u u z u .L u g L l m e l 5 : 3 0 p _ m _ \ 1 ; i l y _
\1 . . _. 1 . .. . . m a n o ..n.........-n z n ....1........l f m i f n f l f n v i h a n v n n n v \ f n H n n .n f.._u ., .:,1te r f r o m o th e r piac es we r e M r
a n d Mr s .R .H .Bo ve e a n d Mi s s
E th e l o f F r e mo n t,M r .a n d Mr s .
r 0|
Edward W.Pfeiffer,et al,are
defendants, I will on the 31st day
of March,1930,et,the hour of
10 o'clvck A.M.,at the West
front door of the Wauhington
County Court House In the Cltv
work at the central office~at
Bunn, Mrs. Opal Reeves and Mr.
and Mrs.L.C.Hansen of Blair,and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Baldwin of
Tekqmah. _
Herbert Hoeckcr und Mrs.A.L. Sullivan were dinner gues!.s'of
Ir.and Mrs.J.H.Snbalku on
Sunday.Millard DcVall was on the sick
list the past week.Mrs.Earl French took little
Chester down to his doctor in
Omuho Wednesday. Taylor French
drove the cur and Mrs. Wm. Jon-
The Che v ro le t Mo to r Co mpa ny a nd ltr
dealers are plea sed to announce a new
se rv i c e po li cy -o ne o f the mo s t li be ra l
ever olfered on a low-priced automobile.
Put i nto fo rc e a s a writte n a gre eme nt
giv en to the purcha ser by the ct m f
dealer wh e n the car is de l i v e r e d -- i t
offers the fo llo wi ng pro vis ions:
l Ev ery Che vrolet o wne r re ce `s hi s
car from the de aler in perfec t co di ti o n
-~tho ro ughly lubric ate d,pro p ly :id-
iusted, a nd rea dy to o perate e 'e ntly
fro m the fi rs t mile o f ownershi p.
2 Every Chev role t o wne r i s entitled to
[ree inspection and adjustment of his car
at the end of the first S00 miles of usage.
o wn e r ma y travel to a ny pa rt o f th e
co untry , wi th as s ura nc e that the guar-
antee o n materials a n d wo rk ma ns hi p
wi ll remai n in force .
Th i s ne w policy co nstitutes proo f o l
Chevrolet's high quality--for such liberal
provisionscould only be made in eonneo
tion with a ca r bui lt o f Ene materials to
exa c ti ng mndards o f wo rkmans hi p.
Back of this policy, and assuring its suc-
cessful operation,is o ne o f the mo s t
complete and emcient servi ce organiza-
tio ns i n the wo rld.
There a re more than 10 ,00 0 Authori zed
Chevrolet Dealer Service Stations in the
Un i t e d States alo ne.Ea c h e m v k m
ski lle d mechani cs tho roughly trai ned at
f;EEWa6fn{E;l-#an:|:oH¢§JiD \
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Chevrolet announces
~<A NEW ~.
§~EnvlcE Poucv
fellow il improving but his eu'
broke :gain the past week.
|Kl=nx3e9.h_ _§ehenck of S!-lclhm,
Northbound
9:00 A. M.12:00 A. M3:00 P. mf
6:15 P. M.
Southbo
11 :OU A..2:00 P.
5:00 P.
8:15 P.
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-BUS SCHEDULE...E
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ll.
limited for the presentation of
claims against said Estaie is s
months from the 14th day of
March, A. D. 1930, and the time
limiied for payment of debts is
Ona Year from said 14th day of
March, 1980.
WITNESS my hand and the
Shoes,shoes,shoves,shoes
at pmsem..
M i n lilr v Wray Ipent the
ck-end visiting friend: in Omn-
.l n | ..l ,.that Wear fog? Women, Misses andChildren in Blair, can he found at
the Fashion Center right. now atmoney saving prices.9-lt,
Fashion Center Silk Dresses top
them all when it comes to gtyles,
quality and fit and yet. the prices
are only $6.75,$10 to $i9.75-
thry feature sizes 11 to 52 every
day in the your.EJ~lt
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NOTICE FOR ADMIN.ISTRATION OF ESTATE
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MEARURE
MILEAGE
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Washington County,|
Henry Mencke, Atty.
County Onurt.ln Probate.In the Matter of the Estate ofMaryM. Rngers.Deaased:
The heirs at law, ne xt of kin,
creditors and Al l persons inner-ested in smid estate are hereby
notified that on the 5th day of
March, 1930, Augusta. Jensen iled
i n petition i n said County ourt
k.H E R M A N N E W S "fuss Nellie Mae Sheets is the
...NW nf ..wma cnune and willnMr.and Mm.Howurrl HansendroveouttoMcCook, Nob.lastThursdaywhere they will spend
the week visiting Mrs.Hanson's
parents,Mr.and Mrs.J.H.
Bailey
Mary Kathryn of Tekamah, spent
Sunday at the Dr. Cameron home.Miss NetLie l\lue Cooper,who
utuemls a business college at Des
Moines,Iowa,accompanied byMissDoxisDennanandPercy
IInrx:i§<m drove over Saturday for
n visit,retuming to Des Moines
¢-.._.|.._.un...n....~m .ma Pm-rv
| ".......... _-..__,,,_,,dive to her school each day.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Morton, who
ncently moved here from 'Deka-rnuh,have rented the Blanchardpropertyandwillmoveinthis
week.Last Thursday evedng the 0 .E..at Blair entertained their
dis ct supervisor.Ten membersof the local onder attended.They
were Mrs. Ben Wachter, Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Blanchard,Mrs. 0. H.
Godscy, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Rub-ledge,Mrs. Wm.Rutledge,Mrs.
Tom Wakefield,Jr.Nh-_ mul Mm Robert Daugherty
Mr. and Mrs. John Sidner and
;ilu| | uay .Muna Iln u u u u u l u 4 .--,,Ha r r i s o n we r e K U N S a t t h e B e r t
Cooper ho me n t Te k a ma h .
Fo r re s t Br e wste r a n d c hildren
a n d I..D .L u m:d r a w to Oma h a
li.._.$_... S..IL..| .. an *nu nvn|\.'l|l
a n oho§ 2i}}»¥e o p f r o m fimahla
W edne sday to see Mr s .E .W .
Burdfc .
Mi s s E sth e r E. Mo r ri s o n , e ld e s t
flun0|\§n\»n f MY an d MTB.JUGDulluuyI n un :umrlu.; cuz.a u u u n a \l¢|u§||v.§v .--------.-Br o wxte r .wh o ha s been i n t h e l h l o m s o n o f He r ma n ,q n d J a me s
; t 9 i |Mr s .Geo.L o we ha d a f e w
:Ldies a t h e r h o me one d a y la s t
ac k a n d spent th e after no on
uillinsx.Mr s .L o we served a
ic e lu nc h f o r he r. g uc sta_
On ly n in e me mb e r s of th e D . o f
.lod ge atte nd ed the meeting'
SPECI AL
Frlday and Saturday
Value\Coffee regular 25c
57c
42c
4oc
Gem Coflee."
Mirido Coffee ."
99§ Coffee "
J. Nl. Coffee "45c "
Davllght Coffee "45c '
Advo Cdffee "50c "
Butternut Coffee "
Monarch Coffee "
11
n
n50c
501:
NORTH SIDE MARKET
PHONE 113 and 118
QUAUTV MARKET `
PHONE 75
Orde rs Promptly De live red
n
Special 25c
un ~c
3oc
40c
39c
39c
M c
440
44c
married one day last week atOmniha.They will live in Omaha.A. E. Swan of Omaha, is drivimg
a bran new Chevrolet coach which
he purchased last week from the
Jespersen garage.'J. C. Bailey, caretaker of tour-ist park, has been busy the past
§~EnvlcE Poucv
The Chevrolet Motor Company and ltr
dealers are pleased to announce a new
service policy-one of the most liberal
ever olfered on a low-priced automobile.
Put into force as a written agreement
given to the purchaser by the cl m f
dealer when the car is delivered--it
offers the following proviaionsz/
l Every Chevrolet owner rece' es his
car from the dealer in perfect co dition
-~thoroughly lubricated,prop ly :ld-
iusted, and ready to operate e 'ently
from the first mile of ownership.
2 Every Chevrolet owner is entitled to
[ree inspection and adjustment of his car
at the end of the first S00 miles of usage.
3 Every Che....let owner is entitled to
free inspection of his ear every 1000
miles thereafter, so long as the car is in
operation.
4 Every Chevrolet owner is entitled to
free replacement of any part which may
prove defective i n workmanship or
mataial, within the terms of Chevrolds
standard wananty.This includes both
parts and labor.
5 Provision number 4 ll be carried
out by any Chevrolet d ler i n the
United Sum. As a resdt, dm Chevrolet
owner may travel to any part of the
country, with assurance that the guar-
antee on materials and workmanship
will remain in force.
This new policy constitutes proof ol
Chevrolet's high quality--for such liberal
provisionscould only be made in conneo
tion with a car built of Ene materials to
exacting sandal-ds of workmanship.
Back of this policy, and assuring its suc-
cessful operation,is one of the most
complete and emcient service organiza-
tions in the world.
There are more than 10,000 Authorized
Chevrolet Dealer Service Stations in the
United States alone.Each em vkm
skilled mechanics thoroughly trained at
Chevrolet Service Schools.Each has
specially designed tools and machinery
developed exclusively for Chevrolet serv-
ice work.Ahd each has on hand, at
g -°~ an adequate stock of genuine
evrolet replacement parts.
Chevrolet'| Eat/rate charges,including
bothpartsand labonarethelowatin
the industry on many serviceoperations!
In considering the purchase ol a low-
priced automobile, think what rhiefswsss
means in tems of lasting mtilfactio-n,
aswell as in increased economy.
C|\evrole¢eanrangeln|>rleeffo\n$49§up,I.o.h.Iadm~y,Flh\t.M1digaa
C H I V R O L E T M O T O R C O M P A N Y ,D E T R O I T ,M I C H I G A N
Division al General Motor!Corporation
A s l x l.N T H E P R I C E R A N G E 01?' l ' l l E F O U l l
Vinton-Evans Chevrolet Co.
BLAIR, NEBRASKA
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SATISFACTION
WITH THE NEW
MARATHON ETHYL
GASOLINEYou can tell the difference the minute you touch the
throttle-More Power--More Mileage and quicker
pickup.Drive up to our filling station--fill your tank
and give this gas one trial and we will wager you'll
be a regular customer afterwards.
Marathon Service Station
A L F R E D E N G E R Pr o9p.
Corner of 3rd and Washington SL Blair, Nebr.
J. M. Coffee "
Davli ght Coffee "45c "
Advo Cdffee "50c "
Bu tt ernu t Cof fe e "50c "
Monarch Co ffee "SOC "
NORTH SIDE MARKET
PHONE 113 and 118
QUAUTV MARKET `
PHONE 75
Orders Promptly Delivered
45c 3 °c
39c
M c
440
44c
throttle-More Power--More Mileage and quicker
pickup.Drive up to our filling station--fill your tank
and give this gas one trial and we will wager you'll
be a regular customer afterwards.
Marathon Service Station
ALFRED ENGER, Prop.
Corner of 3rd and W ashington SL Blair, Nebr.
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lflhinn il.TAi\|\na i.rli.M I Y B H 911 10 2 1 1-~THE ENTERPRIEPage Foqr
: n m E N T E R P R I S E were in Arlingwn Thursday :ft-
emoon, having some dentist work
done.Hr.and Mrs.Gwrse S¢1'¢'|1¢¢l'
warp allcrs at the Henry wu-JOHN A. saozmm,Publish:
noon visitors at Mrs.Sadie
Meng°edoht's.The card party met at the John
tgankaunp,Jr.imma Friday
h-eiie Hanson spent Wednesday
evening with Norma Echfenkamp.
Mr.and Mrs. _Chris Knhlmau
in n p n Ye a r $1.50
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
Ente red u nec a nd-:ku ma in:
at the poxtotfia nt Bhir, Nebr.,
under the Act of Co ngmu of
Buch s, 1879.
IYORK CREEK NEWS
Joe Olson and Andrew Albachwere in Bldr Monday afternoon.
'Soren Jensen sheared sheep on
Monday.
was celebrated at the Arthur
Rumen home wm a dinner pre-pared by Mrs.Hansen.Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Narhood, Louie Hansen, Mr. and
MIB.Lfmie Voss.Mr.and Mrs.
movedhis~ ~ ytu Bun-.Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Ireland and
Janice were Sunday dinner guests
at a|~~
o ! d m u h .Several ladies of the Aid qdlb-
ed a_quilt for Miss Ward at the
Ha r o ld B r e ws te r o f He r m a n ,
B k r te d w o a t llhe Ro s s Dee ta
,.:~+. .
tertsining the following:Messrs.
and Mesdames Gus Wulf,Pnd
Wulf,Ed lleneke,Will Hu t ,
Ch u.Reeh. Hmm'Mndien,Geo.
md Jack Mencke.Geo. Luxe returned home Tues-da y from Q week's v i dt a t the
Dave Steedlxome in Omaha.Mrs.Joe 1nv¢ spent several
,,.,.. .
on e v id bo r , Hr s . I. Sh er man . Aft -
e r th e business me e ti n g ,H r s
L e o n H i n d k y ,as si sted b y H n .
J a me s Th o mp s o n , g a ve a n o u tli n e
o f th e n e xt le s s o n a n d p la n s f o r
. .;|».
|L l l I ;I
Black I-[ills of south Dakota.
Wonderful cattle, hog and dai
ing country.Low priced lan
insure profits.
ed the shower at Louie Mencke'a
given in honor of Mrs.Haus
Mencke Wednesday.
A large number of friends and
|" ¢..9R-oaenbalm and Mrs. Merton Win-Goid Stripe' Hosiery reduced to
ahell.31,50-just think of tha youMrs.Wirt and da usbw.Mrs.may choose either 525 o r 5 3 0 -
successfully grown and marke
Barry won tint and Mrs.Johnlsexfs two dxtcn and families of
McDonald, consolation. A deliciou5\0mahn.
guests at the Fred Rogert home.M n .F n d Kubie viaiicd withM n .Girls Vindenlev Sunday
evening while the men folks tookHelenVinderalevtoB l d r where
she in attending high school.
IN THE B L ACK HIL L S F :
VALLEYS YOU CAN Paos~
PER AND BE HAPPY
Alfalfa,wm.sugar bam.
meal mdru.w d w produ
»;~.=»1 =for Fay Jones thq gust week.
42
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SPIKER uAE3ENm<;§
ewening.Those present wereMessrs.and Mesdames AugustEchsenknmp and family, Leonard
Echtenknmp and family,Wm.
Franke and family, August Hey-hrook and family and Mr.and
Mrs. John Eehtenkamp, Sr.
Irvin Holtmnn attended the de
clumntory contest at the Arling-
ton high school Friday evening.
Miss Ellen Lallman, who teach-es at Albion, spiral. the weekend
with he oth ,Mrs.Minnier S'ws lm em. f°feL >'~ ,. ...
mr. and mrs. ueo. uensen :mufamilyhelpedMrs.P.Nelsencelebrateherhlrthday'hxesday
" § l ` " " ' d M F F
r.an rs.ors en-bertained company fro m "5 '&..a
Thursday evening.Mr. and Mm. John Petersen andfanllly and Geo. Lose were Mon-dny\ evening vddbors at the Will
Ryan home.Myron md Marie Ward were
Friday evening visitors at the J.
W. Sappenfield home.-
u -.....|nn..'n...l.~1-\\\Msvwlm
vuuvcu »nu=su..,as we n w . ,Wulhem home.Mr.and Mrs. Ted Hansen left
Sunday for lllllilton, Mo,where
Mr. Hansen has employment.
Mrs.Rudolph Hansen enter-
tained a number of friends at her
home last,Wednesday afternoon.Those present were Mra Axe l
Hansen and baby, Mrs. Niels Chris
lensen,Leona and James,Mrs.
Lora Paulsen and daughter, Anna,
Mra James Paulsen, Mrs. Walter
Novak and son,{R.alph, Mrs. Henry
Wnlharn Mm.ans Juul.Mrs.» W.
wexgu . »u_w wp-nu wwwsines.<Fashion Center.
CROWELL HOME
Rev. vq. H. Uderwood has been
qdte senously 'l for the past few
days but we are happy go report
his condition much improved at
this time.Bert Wilson of Albion,Neb.,
stopped at the Home for a fewhours Thursday to visit his sister-
in-law, Mrs _Wh n. Anderson.
"nu9-lt Petersen home for a charlvarihis son, Earl and bride Wednesevening.They were all invilecand royally treated.Mr. and Mm Elmer Thane
children visited at the are:Oscar Thone home Thursdiay <
mng.Clark Browning,Fwd K\
und Chris Vinderalev helped
Behrendt haul -hay Thursday.
Mrs. lfeter L. Petersen, who
been quite sicl: the past. week
~'<z':=c!x *ernme-
andayl in
and
rxtal
:ve-
xbieBill
has,is
.... uv: uuxua nuxmussen name arSpiker.1
Mr.und M m E.C.Hunt and
Bobby and Mr.I-Iunt'a mother,
Mrs. Emma Hunt drove to "'.,LTgh-
ton, Neb. Saturday afternoon, re-
turning to Blair Monday evening.
Mrs. A. M. Baughman came up
from Falls Gty Saturday evening
and Spent Sunday with Mr. Baugh~
man,who is employed at TheEnierprise.m
Gold Stripe Hosiery reduced no$1.50-just thi nly of tha you
may Chwse either 525 o r 5 3 0 -poinbed qr French hee l-she er
'\'°l8h*»jB1ll< to top-all colors und
Mild,healthful climate.Excel
lent wawr.xperous srwinx
communities.od schools am
churches and fine hard surface
roads.
A ne w free boo kletlull o f ln
formation ls`ready for you.Ad
dress Don Johnson,Colonlzatiol
Agent, Sioux Falla, S. D.8-41
Fancy holne grown Red Clover
se at "rg low prlce,at Theni l. Hli lKf? 8 l€ :9-11
Miss Lucile Langley and Bessie
Egerhart,beaclmrs in the nit;
schools,w e r e Sunday dlnnel
guem at the home of Mrs. Core
4
Mr. uid Mrs. PM Flake spent
Monday ln Blair.Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Ireland and
Janice, of Blair, were Wednesday
evening supppr guests at Lhe
Louis Rasmussen home.Nels Rasmussen and family
spent Tuesday evening at the Ed
Olsen home in Henman.Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Marsh
wled at the Bert Marsh home on
Wednesday evening.Mr. and Mg. Louis Rasmussen
and children and Glen Enfield
spent Tuesday evening at the
Mrs. Lucy Larsen home..
Mr.and Mrs.Elmer Enfield
spent 'Thursday evening a t theJames Rasmussen home.'
Mr. and Mm. James Rasmussenwere Thumlay callers at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. James Paulson,near Blair.
Mr.and Mrs.Ditlof Weisman
and Bobby of Blair. spent Tues-
day evening at Willie Andersen's.
Mr. and Mrs.Louis Rasmussen
were in Fremont Friday altemoon
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Holstein spent
Saturday evening in Hooper.Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hanson and
fa mi ly wle d at the Arthur An-
dersen home Friday evening.
Mrs.Francis Forsherg was in
Fremont Saturday.She had an-
other treatment for sirius by Dr,
Hienc.
Miss Gladys Holstein helpedMrs.Louis Rasmussen Saturday
and Sunday.They prepared lunchforthepilotsthatarrivedwith
.he airplane in Spiker_ Sunday, wha
Mr. ann airs.Jonn r.cuw:nnmy»Jr. and family and Irene Holtmanmi re d at the John Eehtenkamp,
Sr.home at Arlington Thursday
evening.The pinochle club met at the
George Schweder home Monday
evening.Mr. and Mrs. Adolph HellmandrovetoNorfolkWednesdayto
attend n funeral.Mr.anll Mrs.lbert Niemanand Gordon were syne visitors
lest Sunday.John and ,,..,.,(,,Echtenkamp
fnmili drove to Webster on
and 'es `
|Sunday, where they visited at the
Frank Eiler home.Mr.and Mrs.George Strenger
and Kenneth were Sunday eve-ning visitors at Wm. Bohlings.
Irene Holtman assisted Mrs.
John Eehtenkamp,Jr.with somesewing last week.Wm. Lallman visited at the Wm
Haltman home Sunday afternoonGilbert Lnllman was a Nieloer-son caller Thursday morning.
Mrs.Dick Lallman had hertonsils removed at Dr. Strubles in
Fremont, last Wednesday.She is
getting along nicely.
Continuing that unusual sale of
/1000 smart new Wash Dresses at
$1 and $2 in sizes 14 to 52 in cute-
new styles in Dresses that areGuaranteednot to fade,ut theFashion Center.9 4 :
Women and Misses: Select your
new Spring Cont now at the
Fashian_Ccnter-lust Sunday was
an exumnle of the warm dnvs we
mr,and .-us......~.,,.....-.....~visited relatives in Fremont Sab-
urday.Mrs.Charley French of Ken-nard, spent several days at the
Hamid French home._Jesse Hansen is on the sick
list this week. suffering with Ln-
fected teethMrs.Cully Wright and Mrs.
Nancy Ryan of Blair, were Wed-
nesday callers at John Eeeklun's.
1980 Spring Coats for Women-
Fashlon Center.9-It
Large new shipment of Spring
Hats just re ived.Womens andMisses pdced at $1 to $7.50 andChildren's,w $2.98 at the
Fadiion Cen r. "9-lt
DE SOTO LOCALS
Mr. and Mrs.Hance JorgensenmovedintotheGrqglemaSeltz
house made vacant by Walter
Gustin family the first of last
week.
Mr.and Mrs.Charles Hinellnc
and sons, Wm.and Virgil ac-
companied by Elizabeth Cuchelin,drove to Omaha Friday morning.
The ladies shopped while the men
took in the show at the Orpheum.
Mrs. Jennie Wallace of Blair,
visited at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Arthur
relatiws Sunday.
Mr.and Mrs.
mo wd from the
cottage the first
Rovm and other
Walter Gustih
Grandma Seltz
og last week, in-to a new llouse built'for them on
Miller,Mrs.il'ed Hansen,Mrs.
Chris Axelgaard and Mrs.Pete
Jensen.Mrs.Hansen served adelicious lunch at the close of a
very pleasant afternoon.Walter Novak was a business
caller at Missouri Valley Wednes-
day afternoon.Mr.and Mrs. Clarence Olsen
and baby called Saturday evningattheparental,John Mc-
Donald home._-Edgar Larsen and family visitedThursday esening at Alfred Paul-
sen's.
Miss Esthe;Rasmussen of
Crowe.ll» home spent the wrszk-end
st the parental, Rev. A.Rasmus-
sen home.Mr. and Mrs. Chris I-Iinz spentSunday in Omaha at the Fletcher
Call home.
Mr.and Mrs.Peter Jensen
called Friday aftemoon at the J.
H. Nearhood home.
Mr. Aiig. Johnson and ChesterAronsonassisted John Aronson
with his butehering Monday.Mrs.
Chester Aronson and children vis~
ited there that day.
Mrs.Stella Edens of Coffee-ville,Kansas,is visitimz at the
ome of her mother,Mrs."[i rt.
Irs.Wi rt plans on returning
home with her daunzhter.
Mr.and Mrs.Pete Bohn and
Mr.and Mrs.Chris Paulsen of
Blair, spent Sunday at the Henry
Wulbern home.Mr. and Mrs. John Aronson cn-
tertalnerl at their home south of
Blair Saturday evening, March 15
Rev. C.M.Shuab of Schuyl
stopped at the Home for a shi
.time Monday morning. He broug
us some canned In i l t from I
church people.
Misa Amelia Petersen spent 1
weekend with ber sister in H~
man.Ernest Hubka drove over fn
Beatrice Saturday and spent 1weekend with his wife's pare:
Rev.and Mrs.Underwood.M
Hubka, who had been visiting hilorseveraldays,returned w
her husband Sunday afternoon.
. Dr. John Grant Shick left Surday for Kearney where he n
resented the work of the Ho:He returned Monday evening.
' Mrs. Ella Clsycomb of Oma
was a Sunday dinner guest at r
Home.She came up to visit 1
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cr
by.
Mr.and Mm. John Koil ` z
daughter drove ovcr from Ord
Sunday to visit their grandmotl
Mrs. Isabella Good.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank FreelandOmaha, visited the latter's parel
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Qosby Sand
Mr.James Wachab of Uma
visited tiie Underwoodn Sund
afternoon.
The Epworth League of Tel
mah in company with Rev.aMrs.McCullough had charge
our Sunday afternoon chapel s.
dces and gave us an ercellx
l.'lllofi3lHl'l\'1'Yl[_
er,oft
:ht
his
HM
wm . J en s e n xe p mr e a l w e ll fo rClvris Vinder slev F riday.
Mr s .Soren J ensen spent Satur-
day_ at the L .P . S k o v ho me in
B l u r .
M r ¢.ma u . . ,v-\...\\ . , \.
THE HACK SAW
A s we understandit, a farm is a body
of land entirely sur-
;-nunde by prospex-~
ny .
Right.before t h i s
min and snow wouldhavebeenagood
time to have hadthat grass suzd sow-
ed on the lnvm, but
as we didn't all
have it done, let us
get the seed now
and sow it before
the next. min.
We'vc noticed that
the fellow wha gets
up in s meeting and
offers an idea,ls
always placed on a
committee.
von 4 _MARCH 20, wsu 'NUMQIER 46
fo~ your Field Seed
,.
sizea Fashion Center.9-1¢ Badgerow.
ness sa k e ,John,
tum the radio off,
that woman has the
worst voice I everhoard."
John:" T h a t ain`t
the radio,Mother,
'l'hat's Mrs.Green
come to call."
Wife:"My futher ai-
ways was sorry thatI wasn't a boy."
Husband: "So am I."
Women may go back
to the long skirt,
but we don't believe
thcy'll ever go back
tp cotton stockings.
We were running
short of some colorsand sizes of cans qfDEVOEPa i nt a nd
Vnrnishcs but got in
oPfrmfn
a shipment Inst week
and can now fill
your needs.
'I'hcre's A boy ln
this town who ls go-ing to kill himself
o r somebody elm
one of these days.50 miles an hour on
dur ntreets is toof as t,non.Better
blow up.
If you have a goodrakeorforkwith-
out A handlc,. don'lthrow it away.We
just got in n ship~
ment of handles ofall kinds.
When we look over
Q "lme of garden
onls,we_realize
4
uvypcu pammxlguis III m e :u\xr-noo n.Th e y wi ll be bac k ak a i n
le f t Sund qy .; -.~_
me ~ to haf! |gg[|_a||;| ¥°\\Il"f.'E 'I-'E!l'.'} '~':.':;'::'::' £:':°"..::L..'~'£:::|f:= _lggnor of_ their 'ILITIQ .:"s c 0 0si c k lis t s e ver a l d ay s la s t we e k .
Flo ren c e K u b i e visi ted wi t h
Ge r tru d e K u h i e Sund ay .
Mr .a n d Mr s .J o h n Ro g c r t a n d
c h i i d mn we r e Su nd ay di nn er
|
M0055 he re in Blai r.
A r e y o u nee di ng
s o wn n e w warden
to o ls ?
I |
Hanget heady to plant
Mother (from up-
stairs):"For good-
CAKES
light as a feather
r
~*g .-i ; ; . "\\ g »- ¢ » y
-\ = . ' a v
. . . . _. . . . . . . . . . . _ . _. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . _ _ . . . . _ . _ _ _s
\F
' 1
t a m m y
o
v ._,~mg muy.wuucr nu;uucu umdont want _lo be caught mthoutl tn work for Mr. Compton the year
'"; | roundn good Iookiéig Spring Cont. Fas
ion Center oats come in sizes 1 ''.~Mrs. Hnnce Jorgvnsen and Missto 48, prlcod at sw to s2n.so '".1-zlimbeui Cachelin were Tuesday
light or dark colors in sportdres coatx.Fashion Canter,°rldinner guests at the J. L. Peter-1t}___ \.-._._ X.. u... r~.....|.,,... ,n:.».:..»
wedding anniversary.The guests!spent the evening playing cards
and prizes were awarded Mrs.
Peter Jensen and Mr, Chris Nvl~
son for high scores nnd Mrs. NWS,
Nelson nnd Peer Jensen received!
A n o t h e r
Bread
Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Marshwere Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs.Vi¢: Hoistein.
Mr.Chris Holstein will he 90
iE§`Ehii'<i`i~m"§§E §rf"§I={EZ§iLg°"§€|°"}21§§°"
h o me to helm h i m m l p h m t o Mr ~ ~ ~nas: in f
HG 1 "luxu um a mn s s \asus: ;\.»~1 ~~~..._ h d l f h ,I:"'."d'2£'§'" ' " ' f *R S E *C h r i s N e l s o n .M e s s r s .a n d `Mos=~Saler'i'§u}§dé"`a?{@r§E>bh 0fi£££'\v§e2~kn'nd Mrs.Holstein are real well y
and active for ones of their ad-Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor ond Roll call was responded to by
vanoed age.Helen were 'Wednesday ¢venlng,giving a favorite recipe tried andWill Hovendick spent the week- visitors at the IIarold French found satisfactory.The extension
tend with home folks..home.work theme was, "Remodeling OldMesdamesMacCameron,Vic __Mr.__ and T[T¥`§_ f3°°.:. RYBQ '}Tld|Houses".Mrs.Landero,agsislqd
G a m e s w u s , u u n u n a l ' 1 u . n | \ .z n v l u p
son, Fred Long, Peter Jensen, 0r~
ville IIumston,Chris Hinz,CarlI-Iindley.Ed Nater,Nels Nelson.
John McDonald,V.0.Ireland.
Merton Winchell, John Nearhood,
nlsn Rachel Humston. Irene Win-
2 Loaves
5 5
i
Holstein and Dewey llnlstein spcThursdayattheCnrisHolsu
home.'Mrs.Christiansen left for l
home Sunday after spendingweekwithherdnunhter.M
:nt Mrs. Ryan of malt, mr. and mrs.:in Clarence Jemfen and family and by h~
serveer sister. Mn. walter Smith, Ei{éil,"`""'éei'|Li{é'~ Thomp-"..'.».'1°'fE'.?.'2?..l'"'°¥¢.2' ,HIE 'Qnz' Niw !¢fr==1\='==1\P "IFss"ll\ln mu a n d lhflxrih |.~n1.¢:|=\n nf T3'tt\.|»la i u m u ;Q A c a n v n u -» ¢ .. . . - Q - - w - .u »- - w \ . | u D ¢ :Q 5 | | ¢n u n .gz c r m o n t ,a n d M r .a n d M r s .F r e d L a z u r e h a s i n v i t e ; i "e ~g d m g g o g h e g g g g g g g -u " " ; m " § § m § " ' f §
u M a y l e o f O m a h a ,w e r e .S u n d a y t o m e e t w i t h h e r t w o ' w e e k s f r o m n i c e p r e s e n t s w h i c h t h e v w i l l
r s .g l i n n e r g u e s t s a t t h e W l l l R Y R 1 l | d a t e .1 » . . m i n . . .m ~ : » . 1 " - n m . ~n r f h i c n l * -
Again we will scl|.our
|2006 quality Milk Maid
brand at 2 loaves forArthur Andersen nncfhusband.home.
Mr.and Mrs.Pete Andersen Mr.and Mrs. John Pf¢9l'S€`1»
called at, the Will Ahdenen home .lack and Dorothy were SaturdaySunday evening.evening visitors at John Taylor's.Mrs.Robert Ramnussen and Miss Helen T")'l°l' is spending
Phyllis 'Jean spent Wednesday a few days nk the Hurold French
aftcmoon with Mrs. Louie Knud- home,helping Mrs.French with
mn.|th`e~\vork as the baby has been
Women and Misses: Select your
new Spring Coat no w a t theFashion Center-~last Sunday was
an example of the warm days we
ax? bound to have soon-and youd n't wont to be caught without
u good looking Spring Cont. Fash-
caslon.Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hindley nt-
handed a card party at the A n
Hanqen home Saturday evening.
Miss Dorothy McDonald is vis-
iting at the Wm.Lomzacre homo
nt _Schuylen The ladies are
c o u s i n s .
5 cents.None of this
will be sold to other
grocers.Come and get
2. 4 or 6 loaves of this
bread Saturday.a n d
loam how mood it ia.E
Then you \\iI|\'att ell
buy it every day nt Our
regular price o f 3
Mi!is 'Il1Im:1 Van Dc\'en1m°of QUAUI sxclc wltn pneumonaa.ion Center Coats come in sizes 14 M F d L _:IBlair,,p :ut the vreek-and with!Mr.$11111 Mrs.John I'eterse'1,|t,-, 43, priced at $10 to $29.50 in SW§`n"';Q' 3'§"we§{i,,. r,11'§€£§`£
her si ur,rin.RJ -rL R;.~:n.;Drwrnthjr and Jack, Geo. Ll1§f2»9nf1 light or dark colors in spor t nl l i l Le Amnsrm fl» uf}hr 1
i :"I!Ii.;Illlah Peterscr] of Council dréss coats.Iashion Center.Ib mr ' g u d ehirs ¢|.,.`»..3f.._,,(.
.I .!E»Im.: r "`. Lluffs em Sundqy dinner guest celébrated her birli;:u\i.- 1 :11°\and |Il .1 <f \.m1n:'\.\.fr.. ul U10 fred Jensen home.M c C A R T H Y A N I )last Sunday.
r nn]\:r.T'..:cI ;.1:¢I f amlly WCPG ,, ,.,__,,.,,..,,,,,,,.,,,..,,..,|
sen ai I ~
Mr.:P l TT
Snminv A . 1 1:J ;¢.1 '.1
loaves for 10c.
|WITHAMODERNf ~R0pGf' Gas Range
Right.before t h is
min and snow wouldhavebeenagood
time to have hadthat grass suzd sow~
ed on the lnvm, but
as we didn't all
have it done, let us
get the seed now
and sow it before
the next. min.
We'vc notlced that
the fellow who gets
up in s meeting and
offers an idea,ls
always placed on a
committee.
fo~ your Field Seed
and get it when you
get heady to plant.
Mother (from up-
stairs):"For good-
.~-ing to kill himself
o r somebody elm
one of these days.50 miles an hour on
dur ntreets is toof ast,non.Better
blow up.
If you have a goodrakeorforkwith-
out A handlc,. don'lthrow it away.We
just got in n ship~
ment of handles ofall kinds.
When we look over
Q "lme of garden
onls,we_realize
the radio,Mother,
'l'hat's Mrs.Green
come to call."
Wife:"My futher ai-
ways was sorry thatI wasn't a boy."
Husband: "So am I."
Women may go back
to the long skirt,
but we don't believe
thcy'll ever go back
tp cotton stockings.
We were running
short of some colorsand sizes of cans ofDEVOEPa i nt a nd
Vnrnishcs but got in
h bad summer on
heads hem in Blair.
Are you needing
some new garden'louls T
Pfrmfn
HHUA k
McCARTHY ANDLONGCREEK
1 - - - - p
Mrs. Fred Long wa:== lmmtoss totheMcCarthyI.:\d?r-s I'rngro;~=s=ivr~
Club at hor home in Blair. Eight-
een members were present and
oP l c - N l c
H a m s
I 6 0 6
To $l.20
The time of year has
come when every one
is hungry for fried and
baked ham.We have
secured a big lot o f
sugar cured Pic-Nic
Hams (Smoked Pork
Shoulders) for Satur-
day's selling.These
hams weigh from 4 to
8 pounds each and will
sell from 60c to $1.20
for the whole ham.
Plc-Nic ham are es-<FRIDAY and SAT. and SAT. MATINEE
.n ALL TALKING
"SO UT H SE A ROS E" F ea tu re
STARS. Lcnore Ulrick and Chnrks Bickford r
"Rubevllle Night Club" Comedy
SUNDAY and MONDAY
ALL TALKING
f,fQmS\NG RAINBOW" Featu,u,,._| ,51j,9,R5, Bessie Duv linrie Dresslrr fharles King
1 "Hosse Gowe" Comedy
Also PATHE NEW S
TUESDAY
ALL TALKING
Family Night, W ith every adult ticket one child
ticket free .
Drake Case" Feature
STAR, Gladys Brockwell
"Garden of Eatin," Comedy
ss
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
ALL TALKING
"NOT so DUMB" Featur
.S'|`AR, Marion DlYi8
."Dads Da " Comed
e
inz or lm g.They
are flirly good forfrying.Our markets
are family aiu, regu-
lar ham: for baking or
frying, and the price isreasonable. ton.
Golden
Ripe
Bananas
5; per lb
Saturday we wlll alansell large size, delicious
golden ripe buunn al
5c per Th.Bananasue1healthfulfooditemforchildrenaswell nl grownupa. Don't
fall lo lnclude uvernl
pounds of this delicimls
gfrult in your big week-
end food llsls.
0 n skaxccs
A Surety ol Purity
HOME THEATRE
The Home'of Perfect Talking Pictures
MAR. 20 To MAR. 27
/THURSDAY
ALL TALKING
"GRAND PARADE"Feature
STARS, Helen Twelve Trees and Frdd Scott
"Trusting W ives" Comedy
1 A .
la s t Sun da y .
Lo i a .Cleo :Hill v. ,1 ..l { ~ » " l ' r l
sp en t Su n da y vé ith `\!r1\":.1 1 \'.u ]-|
h e m a t t h e H e n r y \\=.=\1» :»»Twmv.,
Su nd ay be in g th o b i r th nn ni -f
wrsaarivs o f Mr s .J .I I .X vn li wo r l'
a n d A r t h u r llarmscn,the e v e n t'
.I_ . . - - _ _ _H I S .A 2
l l r n .1
se n ,o f
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b n : .¢i l I r » r .1 : | -. % m ! a r -I - ! r . = .I . : 1 u r . L ' l = » l I . . ~r n t a - r t n l n e d i
n m i r .: = p \: i 2 F u \ f | : l . y , f t . | t h e f o l l o w i n g a t S u n d a y I I H H I I E P I
n f f l . . .\ . . . | . . . . . . . . . .1. . . . . . . . - .M r .a n d M r s .W a l t e r N e l n e n a n d
~. _| f;1 os u m me r kitc hen.t m l house a n d
br oo do r h o u m an d f u ll c onte nts,
a t th e Mr s . L u c y L a rs e n h o mo o n
S a t u w a y afte rno on.Th e A1Iing»
to n fi r e ensrine wa s c alled a n d
b y h a r d fi g h ti n g ,th e house urns
sa ve d,alth o ug h the pa i n t wa s
sc orc hed an d bli ste md .Th e f i r e
star i ed i n th e br o od e r ho u se .
' Tm .. »a ra.~ ~ ~
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If you will allow me to handle the charging df your batteries
fnrwoti, Q three-fold service will be extended w yo u for |
very grutly reduced nie.
l will r°-dllfxm wuh your battery in baking usda,no ls to
remove all tx-was of corrosion Ind uld distilled water fur ¢l\e
vary rssongble price of 75 mutt.
Because your patronage will be greatly uppreeiatd I Wm! to
paint out to you due the gmtest ure mlll he taken in the
handlin!af your battery and I an neun you tlmt whe n it
ln re turned to yum the lmtury will be clurgd to lu hlghai
effkimcy.\
J. s.H A R D MA N
West State St.Blair, Neb.
p:LL.CREEK VALLEY
1 r. |§iii1"1£Iré.'l.ioi£i{ EEHtqnkomp,
.and' U!6nbf"HbI{mhii of' 'XML-
:.were Tuesday evening via*-
rs at Wm. Holtmazfa.
1 Irs. IElnmrf!HaN:;ag» audf uilg
lted 1 xt.Lrmnon.1 1 5 Eg}r}ck9r._I A .|.
ilbe 'man w an r ng-callbr Iahesdsy §e|*nudt1f' ' '
. iss utllanl i Schwderflvikihed
th.H@lQn.;3\Vil1¢nr1iu§=='I1m.sda¥-
n " n g ! ¢1 ' a l l N 1 1 1 i . 1\r .% ' 2 , ". & 1 f f § » . = * : 2 @ 1 = a * . . T f F °f # f f '
Large new shipment of Spring
Hats jhst received.Womens andMisses priced at $1 to $7.50 and
Ch;ldran'S.Sc to $2.98 at the
Fashion Center.'Q 9-ItSelectyour new Spring outfit
now at the Fashion Center, Wom~
ern and Misses, and then when itgets niee weather you will have
some good looking clothes towear-you will save money,too,by trading at the Fashion Center.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
ALL TALKING
"NOT so DUMB" Featur
.S'|`AR, Marion DlYi8
e
TUESDAY
ALL TALKING
Family Night, W ith every adult ticket one child
ticket free .
Drake Case" Feature
STAR, Gladys Brockwell
"Garden of Eatin," Comedy
ss
SUNDAY and MONDAY
ALL TALKING
f,fQmS\NG RAINBOW" Featu,u,,._| ,51j,9,R5, Bessie Duv linrie Dresslrr fharles King
1 "Hosse Gowe" Comedy
Also PATHE NEW S
<FRIDAY and SAT. and SAT. MATINEE
.n ALL TALKING
"SO UT H SE A ROS E" F ea tu re
STARS. Lcnore Ulrick and Chnrks Bickford r
"Rubevllle Night Club" Comedy
HOME THEATRE
The Home'of Perfect Talking Pictures
MAR. 20 To MAR. 27
/THURSDAY
ALL TALKING
"GRAND PARADE"Feature
STARS, Helen Twelve Trees and Frdd Scott
"Trusting W ives" Comedy
f a mi ly ,Mr .a n d Mr s .E d J ensen,
M r .a n d Mr s .J .W .Sapp enfi eld
an d fa mi ly .
Mr . a n d Mr s .R. Mc n c k e vi si te d
Mr s .Mi k e Lrnrsen a t a n Oma h a
ho s p ita l Th u rs d a y after noo n.
Lira.Ma u d Ne is en enter ta in ed
th e f o li o wi n g a t a q u i lti n g Th u r s -
da y . a £te rn o on :Mr s .J a me s,Mr s .
Sapp enfi eld,Mr s .To f te ,Mr s .
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\
Ralph, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Appie
by and Betty and Herman Ralphs
were Tuesday evening visitors atWill Hattie.
"Sunday visitors at the Will
Hart home wen:Mr.and M mGlhas. Gorehmhl of Pender,Mr.
and IB-Ira. . H»~.Gnmeron_ q,f Decatur,
1'ilr.,nnd ~.j»Ch&S-Pqllen of~ "as g i f r inz and""`Henr5f.Ef. lx d' '!d1lé."Soren Larsen were
Wedne 'viisitiors at* thd"='Ras-»
mus.IPetttuen»home.l#.l r d» u ~ .
I ¢;r1r...'.m v te ...sff}ghdH,$?}l1§ ey evening by en-
b i g Mr s .Wairnen,Mr s .C.Ra s-
rn sen,Mr s .Geo.Ne i se n a n d
Mr s . W a r d .
Mis ses Ma r y an d E va A n d e r s e n
w e n F r i d a y eve ni ng vi si to rs . a t
th e W a lte r Ne ls e n ho me .
Mr . a n d Mr s. J e n s B. J en sen of
Bla i r ,we r e Su n d ay d in n e r gu es ts
a t t h e D e tl e f W u lf h o me .
M r .a n d M m D e tle f W u l f an d
f a mi ly ,Mr . a n d Mr s .A r t A n d e r -
sen we r e F r i d a y eve ni n g vi si tor s
a t L a r s Petersenis.
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IIven the unruly sponge cake can be baked to a delicious turn . . . .
fruit cakes come out with a far "fruitier" flavor . . . marble cakesbclie their name with sheer lightness.
And cookies, youyill be trying, a hundred and one new recipes.
¢ach one more delidnus than the last.
With the wonderful heat cnntrul,baking with the modern Roper
gas range brwmes practically au! omnlic.This means. in the courseof n year, hours and hours of free dom from standing over yaur
cooking.
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We will gladly tell you more about this modem range.Justslop in our office, or phone.No obligation.Lilkral terms.
Your
.Gas Service Company
Iowa-Neblaska Light
and PQW¢r CQmm11y
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A Surety of Purity J..I / é QH= ='
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Blair, Nebraska, Much N, 1980
i930 Spring Casts for Women-
Ashion Center.9-it
rumizun, rug: and floor cover-
Mathew R. swam.21-Ll
Furniture, rugs and floor cover~
nga.Mathew R. Bcndorf.21-L!
" u n Ma ry Do It",March za.
~'here? Christian church, 8 P. M.
9-2t
Mrs. Wm.Fam!3erg and Mrs.
Mx.a ndMrs.|"'.H.Clnri d3 'eo f
Omahn, spent Sundxy in Bhulr.
wnen you want letterhadn or
envelope; or statements :all The
Enherpx-he,1-tt
Mr . n n d M . r s . J . H. G r l mme n -
ter*-lined the pinochle club at
their home last evening.
Church supper at M. E.base-
ment Thursday, Mch. 27, by Ladies
Aid Society.Public invited.9-lt
For Sale--Buff Orpington hatoh-
ing eggs, $3 per 100.Phone 121
on 26, Kennard, Neb.8-tfeo.
For Sale-Pure bred White Wy-
andotte eggs,$3.50 per hundred.
n f .'..\
For Sale-Hog house,14xl4.
9~2t'Human Wien, Blair.
For Saks-Two ywns Nnmy
goats.Milk strain.Inquire at
The Enherprisa office.9-2t'
N. T. Lund drov e ovtr to Hu'-
lan,Iowa last Tuesday on bus-
mess.
C. K. Bendorf, licensed embalm-
er And uhdextaker, Blair.Olfice
phone, 161; ren. Pbwe. 133.A- t l
C. K. Bendort, licensed embdm-
er and undertake:-, Blair.Office
phone, 161; res. phone, 133.3-tl
The J.P.Nielsen vrvperty on
I-*ax-nitnre, rugs md.floor ¢ovu-ings.Mxthew B. Bendorf.21-tf
For Sale-Velvet barley m d .
Kennud phone 121 on 26.8-tfco
Highestprices for produce. Phme
258.Fume:-5 Produce Ca 83-t!
Mrs. Alex Gunmn is able w \>¢
up and around the house a lte r
savers! days illness.
Henry L mb o f Grand num. i sl
visiting amo his Wuhi nkwll
county friends d relative;
For Sale--Black raspberry plants
Cumberlénd, choice plants.Phone
$21 on 88. J. E. Hovendick 9430!
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Kuhxfs puma will plan yo u. tt
Don't forget our hon-mending
urvine.w. J .SI L 5 -u
For Bde-A hay pre ss in good
shape.Phono 12 on 84.
'Hi t'John Zadoudek
Mn. Ben Bailey and son spent
Sunday at the parental Sam Hall
home at Kenmrd.Mr. Jud Mrs. Merrill Reehwexe
Sunday guests at the Walter Mc-
Cracken home, north of Blair.
Miss Edith Jensen,who nt-
tulds the state lmiwrsity, visiued
ave: Sunday with home folks.
Mr.and Mrs.David lhlmme rt
uentenaizxgd the bridge club Tues-
, , ..,,...
Bemhnrdt L u a # h ddving n
new Ford.
Dr. Inywd Smtes, Chimpruwr,
over Wolff Drug Stora 1-ti
Mrs.Druzie M:-Dunn of Omnhn,
is vixiting friend! in Blair for a
few days.
Mr. und Mrs. George Hain were
guests at the home of lkx. Mary
Hain Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Axndt spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mn. J . J .
Cole of Omaha.
Mrs.George Davin entertained
nine friends at n qdlting pany at
her home last week, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Tysan -»
Clarks,Nab.spent the week --
nt the pnenhl. MA E. Tywzrhome
They an driving a new Ford am ~
Mrs.Minervg Carter, who -
been spending the winter wi~
her' daughter, Mrs.Orv ille Jo~
ot Cofleyville,Kansas,n t ..
home last Fridny,
Dale Halbert came up fro~
Omahk Satixrdsy evening and
ited over Sunday at the home ..
his brother, Clifford. `I>{e =.
work at Carter lake Monday,fo
the state fish and game reserve.
The D._ A.R. conference bein
. ,
HI-fy Do Ma ch 28.
Whore? Chrildm church, B P. M.
9~2t
H.B. Taylor,wh o h u been
seriondy ill for a number of weak;
in able to be out again.
Bnben Hilwn of Lincoln, spent.
the weekend at the John A.
Rhoades home in this city.
Church supper at M.E.base-
ment Thursday, Mch. 27, by Indies
Aid S y_l»\Jblic nwmd.9-lt
Mr.Mrs. G.L.Dixon a n
invited a bridge pa ny at the
Walter Jones home in Omaha this
evening.
The sewing club of the FirstJaex-naay um Umana.
Mrs. Wm. McCracken of Omalu,
spent the weekend with Bl dr
zelutives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wolf! and
imny of Omaha, spent Sundny at
t.heVicwr Wolf! home.
Phillip Hansen of Missouri
Valley,spent Friday evening at
the I. M. Hansen home.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Aye drove
'up from Omaha Saturday evening
to attend the St. Patricks dance.
\Miss Frances Harrison is stay-
mg with Mrs. Minnie Llugeun this
week while attending high school.
last-Ye llo w gold wrist watch.
Notify Mrs.Si Johmion-Phone
.Black 45.Bpwud.9-lt
Another new shipment of Chl!-
dren's Cinderella wush dresses ar-
rifed this week. The Style Shoppe.
9~1t
'Mrs. H. L. Chzneron of Omahxi
spent the week-end at tht;par-
ental,Chas.Haynes hume,near
I
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For Sale: White Wyandottn eggs
from culled and bred to lay flock,
$4.00 per 100.J. T. Nelson.5-Lf
Mrs.Murjory Metzinger o f
Fremont,spent the weekend at
the parental,W.w .Wilkinson
home.- ~
Mrs.G.L. Dixon ntterlded n
bridge luncheon at the home o l
Mm John Lichtenwallren in Oma-
ha Tuesday afwmoou.
Mrs.Marian Crosby,who has
been visiting her daughter in
Qmaha,returned Friday to the
Crowell Home.
The w. v. Wright family drove
to Omaha Sunday U0 spend the
day with Mr.Wdghtfs sister,
Mn. P. A. Lambtecht and family.
Mr.and Mrs Oliver Hudleson
had as Sundny dinner guests, Mr.
und Mrs. Linto Pulfler of Teks-
mah,Emest B .and Mrs.le e
Hudleson./
Mrs.A.C. 'Hansen went to
Hooper Friday for a short visit
day evening, at a lmivd ¢jmepal1y.
Mrs. I. C. Klopp entertained the
married Ladies bridge club of
three kables on last Thursday nfl.-
ernoou.
Another new shipment of Chil~
d:en's Cinderella wash dresses ar-
rlved thls week. The Style Shoppe.
9-ltCliffordNemetzdroveup fro m'
Omaha last Thursday for a short`
visit with his mother, Mrs.FredNemetz and other relatives.I
Mr. and Mrs. Max Bain had as
Sunday guests, Mr. and Mrs. D.
P.Sbough and daughter, Mildred
of Lincoln.~
Do you play bridge?The En-
berprise hu a complete new line
of score cards and plane cards.
Why not see them!1-tf
The Past Noble Grand Club. met
at the Rebekah hall last Friday
and enjoyed u dinner and social
afternoon together.
Fmd er i nlf 'K,,1|,,|,|.,m.,mlu i a h '
a n a amu ula nc e servic e.r n u u u ;
oiiice, 161; xeddence, 188.2941
Permanent Wave,$'I.50. Allkinds
of beauty work.Phone 197, MrsK. A. Pound, 206 E. Colfnx.85.¢f
The ladies o! the Congregational
church served a public dinner on
Tuesday evening that netted them
satisfactory returns.
For Sale-'hvo Polled Slwn-
ho m yearling bulls.Kennard
phone 11 on 12.Fred Misfeldt.
Blair, Neb.5-rf
Score cards, plane cards, birthday
cards, sympathy cards--all can be
found at The Enterprise office.
Popular price.1-ri
Tiger Gua ranfud Ti n Chl-ill!
at a saving.All sizes in stock.
Be prepared.,30x4.50,$3~15~
Gamble Stores, Fremont, Neh.l t
The young people of the First
Lutheran church feel well sa!ls~
fied with the patronage extended
them at their public dinner last
week.
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lla J. uey, Ualnoun.rnone wmbezx.7-zz'
Mrs,S.P.Nielsen of welt
Washington street, ha leen con~
lined no her bed the past. few days
with illness.
Miss Thelma Van DeVenber was
a week4end guest at the home ofher sister, Mm. Robert Rasmusserl
and family at Spiker.
Mr. and Mrs. George Van Deu-
sen dxjove to Omaha Sunday aft#
ernoon and visited at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schafer.
The Royal Neighbor kensington
will meet at the home ol Mm H.
N. 'Phone Friday, March 21.All
Rum Ne l gh bn n a n inqiced.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Morris we:
over to'Des Moines,Io wr W e a
nesday to see Mrs.Morris' sister,
Mrs. Ralph Roush, who has been
ill for several weeks.
Pat Iazure left Tuesday .mom-
ing overland for Hemingford, Neb.
where he will bedn tarmlne nner-
sold so P. ri I
Mr. and Mrs.Luther O'Hanlon
of Omaha,spent, Sunday at the
parental, Clark 0'Hanlon home.
For house clemlng, paper haug-
ing or plain sewing see Mrs. Jean
Heinzerling, east Col!ax.w e
For Sal;T. c. Brown Ingham
eggs,$10.50 per 30 dosen mam
Phone 2211 on 86.
9-sv Otto Mencke, Blair.
Mrs.Henry Christensen,who
hr s ome ti me hu been suffering
from rheumntinm, is taking treat-
ment in Omaha and is improving.
Miss Katherine Struve,who is
employed in Onfunha,enjoyed a
week'a vacation at the parental,
H: L. Struve home last week
Dr. R. E. Tilden's nephew, Neal
Tihien n f York Nab_,..and a-lnend;Kenneth Wuod,also of
York, spent the iveekwnd at the
Tilden home.''
Mrf and Mrs.A .1 Taylor of
u m , n u sm..vl ...u .us..Lutheran church met at the Rev.
' L N.Hansen home Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.and Mrs.Joe Lszure nad
their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Couch
of Omnha mrs c alllng on Blair
friends Sunday.
A marrlage lieazse was issued
last Tuesday in Council Bluffs to
Walter S. Sutton of Bl dr and
Emma Pagan of wanhm.
Mrs. Sophia Reel: of west, Wash-
ington street; was knocked down
:|
day snd ~ ~
is bemg attended by Lhe following
members of the local chapter;
Mrs. Joe Laznm, Mrs. Alice Piérca
Mis. W. W. Wilkinzqn, Mrs. G LI.
Allen,Mrs.Henry Mancha,M n .
E.3.Can-igan and Mrs.G.L .
Dixon.
Have you heard this Radio Au»
nouncement?To advex-the ourgummy PERENNIAL FL OWERS
d BULBS, we will send POST-
PAID at planting time, 8 oriental
Poppies,6 Hollyhocks,8 English
by an automobile Sunday moming DBiSY5 3 Sweet William, 2 Canter-
while she was on her way to'b\l1'y Ben, 8 Rocky Mt. Columbinechurchservices.The mxident'plants, and 12 Superfine Rainbow
happened at Third and Wsslming-Mixture Gladiolus bulbs.if you
ton streets crossing.Fonunately will write for them a t once and
she escaped serious injury.Mrs send a dollar w help defray the
Reclx lays no`blamc on the ddver. ProP°ZBtill8 and mailing expense.
She says she was paying t|>o'CatQlogu¢free.Bi g bargains inmuch attention to the ivaleg in ¢hc'Japanase Burberry Hedge.THEgutverandtwlenoughw¢helGARDNE NURSERY C O M -
traffic,\PANY, Bo B, Osage, Iowa.8-l3$~
\... . . _ _ . ,Wann Qmnt. sf-.f :..-.\...._ I '
am i '-.¢i »|=wlui lieé mir, nin. ~ c»Hl|und{ ?.E`§¢¢T¢"|H&;'¢'§`»i¢y"§'I LEI-
Min Hiriu Hansen k much yen.She returned to Blair on_eoln, spent. the week-end at the|
$10 is the sale price on any'1 '.r'-l'"rw Iwinter coat in our store.Some of ft'°"5°kE°fPI";f gg';ff"=gd=q §|"°;'F§j
these have been priced as high as ew wee or ls at er,0.11 'f s rQfmm:cn...¢.t.............rm...efulh Lazure.whose land is be1mr|w1.fe c
vnu; uuccu, u:vr:avv:u un un-:in ent o f th e b i r th o f a h
ber to th e i r son,P a u l a: \ d H
s f Gma lm.rn no nf lvimprovedafter several mon!h's\5\mdl}'-Iparental, Carl Kolterman home II "Field Seeds
y.
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illncss which is good news to her
.many Irionds.
hir. and Mrs. Ed Wolff and
Carl Wolff and family, were Sun-
day dinner guests at the L.J.
'Wolff home in Omaha.
Hrs.Max Turner was able to
The b ught home from the Cov-
enant ospital in Omaha last Fri-
aluy .un ii getting along nicely.
Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Pound
and linbnro,returned Saturday
;.11-rn1 fn fmm a wcek's visit\.ii r. !.»:i\.~ at 0'Nei1l, Neb.
M.. :i )lr. w. p_ Burdic k of
S-»..:1.m::..5»..,drove up Sunday
nm!~.,.:..i :Wm i_¢r.Mn.1..
$10 is the sale price on any
winter coat in our store,Some of
these have been priced as high as
$29.75.See them at The Style
Shoppe.9-it
Miss Frances Brossand friend,
Miss Charlotte Schafer of Hooper,
spent the woek~end at the Jake
Dress home.Both young ladies
attend the state universlty
Miss Agnes Beck, who is taking
nurso's training at the Immanuelhospital in Omaha, plans' to spend
the week-end with her mother,
Mrs.A.N.Bock and Mr.and
Mrs. Marcus Beck.
For Sale-The Fitz Simmons
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. McDonaldand family were among those who!
helped Mrs. W.B. Rosenbaum, of
Kennard,celebrate her birthday
Saturday evening.~'\
$10 ls the sale price on any
winter coat in our store.Some of
these have been priced as high as
$29.75.See them at The Style
Shoppe.9-It
For Sale-Everlny s. C. Brown
Leghom eggs, $10.50 a 30 dozen
case.Can supply case daily.
Phone 22 on 43.Louie Mencke,
mm, Ne h .6-ti'
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Pounds and
¥€°=>£¥ mi §"n~4¥=< nftern_oon_ at
wamw.nrt'umm ui.r u :.>».;.\.Shoppe.9-.lt
The O. E. S. kensington will be
held Tuesday afternoon, Mch. 25,
at the home of Mrs. Clark 0'H=13-
lon.Mrs. Fred Abbott, Mrs. J.L.
Pounds and Mrs.E.R.Stewart
are the assisting committee.
For Sa le -A 750 watt Delco
light plant.No further use for
the plant as we are hooked onto
the high line.Also have two 1-6
horse power 32 volt motors.
8-2t'A. A. Kronberg, Kennard.
Mr.and Mrs.Julius Petersen
and Mrs.A.R. :Brock draw to
Auburn, Nob.Sunday morning to
broken and seeded._
Mr.and Mrs.Harvey Simpson
of Tekamah, drove down Saturday
evening to spend Sunday at the
parental,Frank Simpson home.In the afternoon they enjoyed a
drive across the new bridge into
Missouri Valley.
Mrs. Clifford Halbert entertain.
ed the Monday evening bridge
club at her home this week.The|
date being St.Patrick's Day,a.
number of prizes were given in'
keeping with the occasion.Miss'
Beatrice Ireland will be hostess atthe next meeting.E
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--_-......For Sal:f`el.'.fled smooth Vel-
vet Barley.Teited by state an-
alyst..Germination, 95%;purity,
100%.$1.16 per bushel at farm
a t'Elk City;25 bushel or more,
$1~10 per bushel.Howard Wahl~
gren,phoneWaterloo, 102F22. 9»3t
A large number of friends and
nelatives gathered at the Carl
Rohwer farm home in the south~
ern part of the county on last
Friday evening, March 14, an ex-
tend congratulations and best
wishes to them on their fortieth
wedding anniversary.They bro't
with them "e ll filled baskets of
lunch which was enjoyed bv all.
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We are headquarters for all
kinds of field seeds.
Best Quality
Leave your order early
Alfalfa and sweet clove# our specialtiesBm
Mr \:,I
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u | | ;I|....... ...f...§..¢"n§....I '.;......T'T_i.;:.:.:|""= nw scnmmt name "L xjsql||p¢nq a couple 01 ul-ya at. me|ml- 11.J .Ha n s e n |
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==»wmim|11 Rohwen ue »mi»i»g mé bmwning for |peoplé of Wanhlnzton county.I..\1.u\.\:.u11. iuuuw un wean unxul a..n:t:|., F"'x"IQI1C0.They W(!l'0 accompanied by hgmg Qf LII.Bhd MPS.ElZ|€St1£1t diIllIOI Wednesday 1
Us 1 ul ,'fl=;1r-r i g h t f o r quic k sale.See S.W .M m E .C.L i p p n c o t t a n d Mi s s Br oc k a n d f ami ly .Th e y e n j o y e d a hirs.Sa r a h Sorensrzn
:1 :- .'.\.1 R Chambe rs, r eal e state , of \'~ri t<?0l Ru th o f n e a r B la lr .ve r y plea sa nt ti me an d re tu rn ed Lee,Mi nn e so ta .OL]
-lr..llill M1>.phone the tr ustee, 1`run c 1s J . lum-Will _}-'zeeland,wh o o wn s th e h o me Mo n d a y e ve n i n g .we re Re v.a n d Mr s . J .
i H1511r 1 l.|-b n ll , W a k o f i o ld . N o b 44-if housn we s t o f Mr s .F r a n k W a r -. . ..-..\1 1 -'mf'nn..-.4......' --
of Albe1~ti'Phmf A¢:§u|x|{oluu|.."1..,.........1."" " " "|- - H J v o | . ¢ | . | . r u . n l l \ : l . l i l H U H I L 1 J I U F I Sw r § U @ S L 8 i y e a r s a g o a n d h a v e p r o s p e r e d a c -/
P .§ " " . ": ° . "f ° f < i i f = 2 \ > ' -T h e y h a v e r e a n e d w n l ' n u n 'n n n n l n r t l m n
city,Mrs.Sorensen is an old
school friend of Mrs. Hansen and
drove down from her home a few
days ago with Rev. Henry Bomlo,
who came down on business con-
nected with Dana.
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f a mi ly a n d n o w th e y a r e p r e p d r e d
to wo r k a li tt lq l e s s , p la y a li ttle
mo r e a n d ta k e li f e a li ttle e as i e r .
Th e E nte rp r is e jo in s a la r ge c i r c le
of fri end s i n i extend ing be st wis hes
to th i s wo r thy c o u p le .
I . .Mr.gud.1\Ir.s.R°°'!_ _Q'Hanlonlf'{~ " f 2 l § ' . _ ' § " i f " ~ ~ | i u n l o r I n t h e Ulliversfty of Neb-
I.1:1n\\.ll season.Welentertnined at dinner Friday eve-'men lousy putting in new noorsllrildisplay of ruin- ning for Dwight Gum.old of Gor»and remodeling it in fine shape.
ICM m;11~.All colors, don,Nob.,and Mr.Dudley of Mrs. G. L. Dixon entertained the
$9.95.Omaha.Mr.Griswold is state following guests at luncheon last
The Style Shoppmleommamler of the American Le-Friday:Mrs.H.H.Over,Mrs.
rs."r_ L Knight of gion,.und Mr. Dudley is state ad~Frenlc Kf"e~°=¥Mro iohn ijehten raska this year, has recently been
pledged to Kappa Beta, the Chris-
tian sorority on the university
campus.Miss Love is a junior
in the Teachers Coliege branch of
the university and is n member
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t i \ \ r a t t h e H e n r y M c n c k e h o m e S u n d a y , w e r e b r i g h t e n e d b e a f i n e
1..r ;i,.1vening.delegation from the Tekamah Ep-
Alr.:ln-l M m Wesley Cook of vsorth League,who presented
U11 :\l:1 drove 'up Sundu to caulseveral excellent orchestral num
Mrs. Ralph McConville and baby
of Sioux City, came Wednesday of
lost week fo r a few days visit
with her sister.Mrs.Raymond
5 -Burr and Dr. Burr.Mr. and Mrs.
II: Mfr W. G. }{:1rri:=n'n, who Hwsf rs,togehe r _\ih reaclingg '{y|M°C°""iu°plan to_ move to Chi-
Miss Rosalie Foley,
been teaching the Gazdn
was summoned by tl
school board to take c
the second grade at th
school winch has been t
\s bnngs 1om,Miss I n
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Ifaimilies.Th o s e p r e s e n t we r e Mr .fr i en d s w i t h he r .T h e f o l lo w i n g
:and Mr s . i . . A . S c h mi d t a n d f n m y o u n g ' wo me n we r e g u e s t s I t t h e
ily ,Mr .:.:ul I'-ll.=.I.-ruiaral l.u..=!,| l{on| | m:\n h o me u n ti l F r i d a y :
Mr. :ami 1lr:=.L4hianlmfi l\;.I;ul:`;:::-I 2-ii::= ~ Marian Ren, J larian Dic key
a-.ii\i:r:\. :|.:.|I Mr .mu l l\ir.=.I i ' l1 l}L`I:| r.| . llnznon and Beth Parker.
: ; { I ""»:.ll ni' Gniziim,I Mr . a n d M n . E d W ' i la o n o f n z u r
J l r .ir;. :| l:S¢h:: f».r enfe rlai n fli ripi ker,en te r ta i ne d a t d i n n e r o n
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I 'i ' i u r ny I u l i o u d b y a ai ' o f Mr s .W i i l o n ' l mo th e r Mt n .
D a y i s h a vi n g c h a r g e o f t h e f i r s t ~ 1
gr a d e a n d Mi s s F ole y o f th e e le c -
on d.Th e r e a r e ar o u n d for!-5'
children in the two grades.| \
Om n h n pa pe rs c on tai ned n o t i e e l f
o f :L marlring'7:lic euse `i8Sllr.|i l uMi s s I.\.:ey Ti|\`!<¢3.ol'Bla i r .. . . = . 1 ! `
Tilelllilifll S.Ranger o f Om a h a o n !
lu s t Tu es da y .~
Miss Katherine W ¢»lzj»'==p i d u r o
a p p e me d i n th e g r o u p o f Om g h n `
Tu.-eh h i g h gr a du a te s .fur th i s '~ '...§{§.¢.a s i e . .S c h a f E " A n n a . HB ZE e »Th o s e me s e i lt we re i lP l'i ! l¥ -M i l l Ka th e r i n e i e ' F l a
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Sirloin Stcak} tender Ib.38c Ha mburge r
Best Beef Roasts, lb.23c Pork Sansa
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Th e ladies Mr . a n d i ii - a. Ca r l K c zltc r mnn an d 'd a ug l1te r ° f Mr .ann Mr s .F r e dfimo-"|'hnf..r=som:Ca r l nvnrl I-Ynrhnrt Mie a| \Olt.i | 3 Of 'lhis Citi!find 1183 bCEIll:|.<».\>1;¢\.\L 0 s e r v' h 1 Lui al 111 ~ t e n j o y a
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M n .E.W.Hagge of Blair,Mr.and Munn! high school in Omaha.SaDnenf'1eld.!H~ennr Lorenzen and sons. Eduard'I'nun uni! \|¢nl\An.|.|\ 4- funn I-» an L
Nl ?=' .| Emil Iumliy.present. wane Mis. I
|Mrs. Clarence c¢»¢h¢|g- 5151- .{'fmn1§_ Brvsg
kumo Corn Flakes 2 pkgs..25c
Rob Ross Cake Flour per pkg.82c
Tlnapa Sardlnes,smoked C a n
Tlnapa Sardines. tomatoTlnapa Surdlnes, mustard I O C
Choice Mushroom small can 35 :
Cholce Mushroom lahfe can 65c
Cook's Breakfast Sausage per can 45c
Chase&Sanborn'sCollce 3 Ib can,Sl.45
Mlllers Good Cup Colfee ier Ib.25c
20 Mule Te am Dlsh Wa sh Po w-
der pe r pkg..`..254:
I0 lb. Sack Sugar ..o k
Slmlx Ci ty Garde n Seeds per pkg Sc
M§/stic Flour 4a lb bag .$1.69
Cornet Flour 24 lb ba g 89c
Muintop Flour 48 Ib bag $l.75
Grotseries
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Johnson Electric
Floor Polisher
35.00 Value /
Special $9.50
Purina Starter for chicks |00 lbs. $5.25
so lbs.s2,1o
Chamberlain Chic Feed no corn
8 I-3 lb. bn;...60c
Vlctor Chic Mash 8 I-3 lb.bag 50c
Chlc kwell Me di ca te d Mllk Mas h
10 lb. bag ...60c
SPAGHETl`|
5 8 "NRKd BEA sr m s a n P e r C a n
HOMINYSAUERKRAUT
RED BEANSl`0MATOES 1 ~
TOMATO SOUP
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
IUPOSA APRICOTSEIPOSA n PEACHES A C a n
¢>0 sAs u. PEACHES 1 5 c
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f i »: r 1 » » . » : 1 a n d s p e n t t h e e \ e t 1 i m >| 1 ' 9 I ' C h C o m p t o n .
l l h U A f o r m e f s m o t h e r .M r s .M n a n d M r s .
Sugeon . oil!Hn: and Amo of if (.!;iholiliu u £ § " ` § I & E ` 5 ~
Mr.and Mn. "I-li"Robinson introduce our big RED GOL!
E. W. Schmidt en- and family packed their household nusar uv e :atnwberry,we f il
Clmrlns Mood nf ofihou and 4.-Jmml 'nn n\.:¢ ima-:Anal nns:'rnun nl \.1.mli».- him
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ut is much better at present.
Mrs. H. L. Struve and daughters
'atherine and Grace,surprised
heir daughter and sister, Mrs. C.'rause last Saturday afternoo
y entertaining fol.lr tables o
ridge in honor of her birth manni-
'ers:1ry.Mrs. Kenneth Tyson held
igh score rind Ml. George Hein,
ow.Delicious refreshments were
erred
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this spring,24 big,fat RED
GOLD plants with Gator-Hide
Mulch Paper Squares for 12 of
the plants and will include 12
auperfine RAINBOW. GLADIOLUS
BULBS if you will wrihe at once
and send A dollar to help cover
the propagating and mailing ex-
pense.Catalogue free.Big bar-
gains in Japanese Burberry HedgeTHE GARDNER NURSERY COM
PANY, Box B, Osage, Iowa.2-ISK
efiiects and closed up their busi-
ness here and left Friday evening
for Auburn, Neb. \vl\ere_Y.hey ex-
pect to establish themselves in
business.and as
they are best known w Blah'
folks/have many friends hem who
regret. their leaving and who wiii
miss their cheery welcome at the
Home Theatre each evening.The
best wishes of a host of irlends
for a successful future go with
them in their new home.
tertalned Dr,Charles Mead of
Bldr,and his son, James and
wife and two little girls of Kim-
ball, Neb., at dinner last Monday.
James Me-ad and family have been
visiting friends and relatives here
for several weeks.The illness of
his Little daughter, Betty Jane has
delayed them somewhat as they
planned £0 return home a week
ago.She is improving mid they
expect tn leave for their home in
n few days.
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Not to Check
The businessman says pay by check.You wil|
have the smile of satisfaction at the end of
each month when your canceled checks come
back to you as a permanent record of your
business transactions.Safe,convenient'and
businesslike.
0pen your checking account at this bank--today
Citizens State Bank
g o(3 e'Dry e9<.°.€..>and Potl ons
nso1.U1'EL\' NEW, crm..Cohn per yd.. . . . . . ..ssDREN'S FAST cox.ozc rmmxx-:'r BASKETS, each _15
DRE S S E S, E a c h $1.29 and 1.95 Ra y o n S i lk N I GH TG OW NS i n
Flmh a n d P n n r lu mu-lu 1.43
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.....|-_ na. ;..| nn. 1>|anu»|~n LADIES' SILK HOSE --.50 1 .ss
' "'F&`iCFuTaE1"' "g . ....,;.a. .asLADIES' SILK RAYON'<sm\ss|znE 'rom IN-.E&'!1.e..".! 'Left-._et&'~ '.1 1-12
ROSE TINT GLASS SHER-
BEBTS md GOBLETS, Se!Rn o l s l xf o r -- - -- - - -- - 1 . 9 5MEMBERw s CARRY A
FULL LINE -OF INFANTS'sSnsR
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3 »BLAIR _-NEBR.~
a m m m m m m m z z z y m m w m w m a
T H E K E N N ARD NE WS
KENNARD Mews
The bazaar and chicken supperghjen at the M. E. Qnurch base-
f the sf°°ff'»'KENNARD RURAL
JOTTINGS
*K Mabel Knien. Liner o
over from who wore a green flnt cmP¢»Mr.
Kuhr, brother of the bride
Aftenthe cer-
wo lea Widener came
evening m Harveymas beat 1-nan.
He
Arlington last Sunday
help Mr. and Mtg. Ralph Widenerluhrd
move ter with apple corer. Fry Spring Coat,see the beautithe onion and parsley in the but-Ooats the Fashion Center have o
ter.Add seasonings and stuff the sale.
carrots.Ru :-''In 25 Years .lM3f"$ £52 '%'?,'I~§.`1"
were vlllwn °\lmll.v -mm-»-;---~--- --- ---- -----_=.......,-.~.........-.......- -vnu llr. ma Mrs Jim sim g°=;;__1-g,__gj=mv,_~§'-gg; lx!mu on-1 wrigm of Iupleumhemd nz the Km- -mme.Od:
and hmlly.waded.They took In about $125.|I°" uma home Friday °'°ninl|£m|nedinh nlldvea wen present.llr.andHrs.IawVouulllnd ur lndlln.TomW h wh gg; klt soon for Llnml: where,'|fbe.brldn and groom vdll 3° uat sh. cmlh Von ham: Than- |,,,,',,,,, minus |. »."'».,°:... .,;|spent s"*""*Y ma S\md»y.|umeu=nins°n | fum om mile..-_ .....x..-..-,_ ___..., .1 ..;~...'=*"!°iM so lhplehn Sum-ylmm °¢ mmm 1-un school. We
.._..-.-»\¢»--an ;\unllluoa tll,LI IREIa n d Ra s a n d Mr s .Ge o rg e F r a n k
we re W edne sday afber noon vis it-
or s a t C h a s .Miafeaaw..
He n r y W u lb e r n wa n a Mn n d a v
......v~».nun carrots In crumbs,Fashion Cen!-Or Silk Dresses X/o|then in the d ''~983|an agmn mn them all when xt comgs to stla
cmmbs.Place around the mast quality and fit and yet the pnee:
thirty minutes before time to Y¢~|m»a mn.,xx -1-1 u n »..e m u :
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av;
|a!hernoBnCallér--Hfis "'2;;;;.;i :I I 'move from oven.l r e are only $6.'?5,$10 to $1&'?
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Your .Harnesses.A good harness
qiids your horse in the spring work.
Jack Dempsey
K E N N A R D , ~
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A f te r y o u ma k e y o u r mi n d u p 19 3 0 S p ri n g C o a ts f or W ome .
th a t y p u are s'° i11z to g e t a n e w Fa sh io n Cen te r.9~1
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.uuy 1:I MT;cwue-melt son, ur.w. r..wngnt, len evening..*nd Mrs.__p.R.F'%""""?"1w=t Friday.I Mr. and Mr iu wls h th e y o u n g c on;~s..Genrnre Hed@lum1r,.¢....... in fh.»s»» umrlrluale much MP|er's home.
Mr.and Mm Fritz Ar p .
family attended a wedding supper
wgednqsday evening in honor ofl
n d n r .'and Mrs.Lena linen ana alugn~ter, Marion visited Mr and
Fred Misfeldt
.M m ;and family S
\ ultemooz.
unday;
Miss Irene Vasa celebrated her
twelfth hirdidny Saturday and in
Mr. and Mrs. -Keith Menking of and Jeanette visiwd in On
Chicago,came last Wednesday Sunday._
d g h t for a three weeks mi c Clyde Sgwhm, unsure*
with relatives and friends.and Bemce Dempsey drMrs. Elmer Andreasen and Chas. Omaha Saturday afternoon
M n I-'nd A»;.h-.»=..... "ml 1:.~........ Gnma Smilmn \.lm ;¢ in 1
" " " - - -4 | | J | | l G a 0 4 5 |s i n u s ;l' m l m ~ = |T w o c r o w d s
.c h a r i v a r i e d M r .
" 1 f " ° " ¢ h ' x n i e p a t t h a n K u
o m g t o d a y e v w i n g .
E . . E ' € . § . " . £M r s .J o h n W i :
; F ' " 'n.| n d li r| .Hmr y
|hrhomeWedme|-
!=':f°'f3&*2'!_!x=5
|pgn5s _Emma Arpfbeing marri§3|
umar. nay.REV;uad Mrs. .Tnmnh I nJ§ §__ ._ - . _ vu vr a a AlvinullluB"!s e n a n d f a m i l y r e t u r n e d t o t h e i r
h n m o n t .l. i n . r l u ¢ m '|\:r..\.fm .. .. .. .. \_ -|Q the 'lon ima had '" " ` " " ` " "" " " " " ` " " "°'""'"" ££"{h¢""$iT£`1\B'1a§£»""sé"1ui"£L§"§§f'_ birthday Sundayfriends and relatcelebrate._Ibirthday party at the home of Sunday with her parents, return-Mr. and Mrs.
Car} W*}1'd _was n busmess 'amer Martin Bertelsen in Blair, Monday, ing w Omaha Susxdai afternoon.cluldrcn calledm this district S8il.trdly after-'that day bein Mm Bertelmezfs Mr. and Mm Wi" Thurber and 1{ahnk home e"Wny and Mrs.noim ,.Andreason's daughter came up from Omaha*Llttle Marvnf
1 'Q-'1l§=r'd._ ,Migfflgf "QQ lfoggrg binhday:|sawrdny no visit with Mrs. 'r'hur~Ib9@1} Eanfined HQ
hon .''|Dick, Mrs. Robert Amnéwm and p'some o her fnends helped her. Mrs.Will Thurber attended Jiirace spent Saturday night, and n y e n w n a m l n g I
. . - - - - -. . --.»¢¢J ,.A1¢;U¢All l| I. I§ \1 8)i'; ; ° = -H d E l m e r R a s m u s s e n w a s a vi s x t o r
m a n s e n a n a t t h e C h a r l e s L i l s f e l d t h o m e o n i
a t t h e A u g u s t T h u r s d a y
: d n e s d n y e v e n i n g .F r i t z A r n w a s a b r i e f c a l l e r m i
W i ¢ S g »"h v _ _ h = } . 5 t h e F r a n k G a s s e r h o m e S a t u r d a y !f»|even1ng.pitol for several weeks, returned
home Monday and is very much
improved which is good news toall his friends.We hope he will
be able to be back in school be-
fore very long.
Mr. and Mrs.Rudie Wiese and
sons were Sunday visiwra at the
Luschen home, west of Bennington.
Thursday evening visitor s at
the August Kahnk home were
Ella,Rose,Willie,Albert andLouieWaemanandRaymond|Ku}n-_
A large number of people ab-bended the chnrivari dance for
Mr.and Mrs.Henry Kniep at
Washington Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mm. Harry Wrich and
daughwr visited at the Paul Joneshome Sunday albernoon.
Clam Kahnk spent the week4nd
FOR '
TIRE REPAIRING
SHELL
GASOLINE and OILS
ACCESSORIES
Stop at
RUSENBAUM SERVICE S'l`ATION
1930 Spring Coats for Women-
Fashion Center.9-lt
. .=»an~Viola Voss.
Irene Voss celebrated her birth-
day Saturday. Those presentwere
Mrs. Anna Wiese and I-Inns, Mr.and Mm.Pete Wulf and daugh~
ters, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Chris-tensen,Wilma and Evelyn Voss,
Clara Kahnk and Gladys and
Louise Voss.
family were visitors Sunday at thol
P. J. Christensen home.1
Mr. and Mm. Louis Goreham und*Leonard,Henry and Levi Stork;
were Sunday visitors at the FmnkiGusser home.s
Ray Sumner returned to hishome at Winterset, lnwa Thnrsdnyi
after a week's visit at the Mrs;
Dora Sumner and Leon, home.'
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hansen andi
family and Mr. and Mrs. Clarencc-_
Kuhr were Sunday afbemoon vls
i wrs a t tlle Mrs.G-eo.Naeve
home.
Mrs. Dora Sumner and Leon nt-
tended Sunday school at PleasantView Sunday morning.
Mrs.Dora Sumner and Leon!
were dinner guests at the 'liedOlinger home Sunday.
and boil in salted wate~ until al
most tender.Drain and cool.Re
Stuffed Carrots
(With Roast Shouhler of Lamb)
Six large Carrots,%union,
minced;2 tablespoons lpinced
parsley, 1 egg, 1 tablespoon bub-
ter,$6 teaspoon salt,$6 teaspoon
papHka, bread crumbs. Select car-
li n d V "v l u u l l l l ,b p c u o u s e \ 1 E E l " 1 S l l u a l ." " " I " " `H Y h t o O m a h a S u n d a y w h x l e M r s .T h uM r s .m n ~s p e n t F r i d a y a f t - i t h i l i ; : ° ; ' M ' E ; °1 § i ° ' ; : P ; ' s ; ; : i ,. . . , , ' » » »a n d b a b y r e m a i n e d e v h e l p h e ;
e r n o o n w i t h W a l t e r J a p p a n d e n t e r t a i n e d t h e f o l i o w i n g S a t u r -m o t h e r c e l e b r a t e h e r b i r t h d a y .
f a m i l y .' \! d : 1 v n i l l r h l i n h n n n r n f M r s . :T l n n .M F .a n d M r s .J o h n M c C r a c k e n .
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s.
~~.. Lyle Jann. 2* o new been qu1;»';;f,m;'s,§ah'a;;-2'hi; ;,;a'5 1 ;
E=1°kU'@ Pai* ". k " M p n e u m o n _ a He r a ld B a ll a n d Mr s . H e n r y Ha n
~15 IMPFPVIHQ c ely ,wh i c h 1118 5 3 "g n d da u g hte r s g f F r e m o n t_l m n n u f t \ ¢ I l d Q a r p Q h l d t n I P R T H .A \ | . _._._:\ ¢ . . .\ v- l . 1 . v. \__ Q n _ .
who have made their hume with
M .and Mrs.George Hedvlund
s winter, left for Kimball, Nab.the latter pnrt of Inst week where
Mr. MgCmcken wil\ be in gharge ofDAVIIn f z s x m m r
o f 7 9 I a m ati!!
ss an d I attri b ute
n t go od hea lth,
ity to th e be n ef its
Inrxrnn.T nr°t1m\]v
- - ¢ \ ~ ' §- _ - - - . u v - - -D - -- -- - - - -- -t r a i n e d n u r s e h a s b e e n C u r i n g f o r
h i m b u t h e i s a b l e t o b e w i t h o u t
h e r n o w.
M r .an d Mr s .Fr i tz lf n h n e l a n d
da u gh ter ,Ha z e l vis ited a t th e
W m.W i lb u r n h o me Su nd ay a f t-
mr . a n a mr s . n e w me ls e n OI u ma -h a , Mr . a n d Mm. H. C . B la c o , Mr .
an d Mr s .Cly d e L . Ro s en ba u m an d
B o md e Le e,M r .a n d h i m Ha n s
J o r g e n s e n an d Op a l, Mr. a n d Mr s .
H / F .Mc D o n a ld a n d f a mi ly o fR\n ;Y . A nd lf r. nn rl lf rn P r n d f i n i .
"At the aze I a r a n c hudve i n lnllimx
my e a ti n plus
energy md vluli
1 nlnriroal (fum s
Qlive Holmes returned home on
Fnda y i ght.She has spent thepastseveralweeksvisitingher
brother. Bernard at Lomttu. Nab,- .......-.. .-"... .,...,,--.... ..---_--.,......., ...... .~... ..... ...... - --.. ..,-.believe this Wondedui medicine has ernoon.nacker.The evening was nt
added years
"For five
been failing
were all to
gpero my life.O ; ?.Z?"$ve§§';?i '";1?é'E;'°§3 oiasrinsr cards m e which Mrs.
yearn.my health had to spend a few hours it the Uni- Rosenbaum servemr a delicious
steadily.My nerws rsity f Omaha visitin school lunch.nieves.and I ll81diY '$ian;in gml nthpnriinn ring-mst-$ . , . . M " ? ' E . _ ~ ~ ~ HO N G
mf. ond mmf som' Ha1i,'15i6§l
ence and Beveriy Ann,and Mr.
and Mrs. Byrl I-I. Denton of Oma-ha drove to Carroll,Neb.early
Sorglfgr; morning to spend the day
knew what a sound nlgl1t's sleep
meant.-
"Skate taking the Sargon treat,-
ment I feel as well and strong as
I was 25 years ago.I haw a fine
nppetite, deep good, and constipa-
tlon, billiousness and dizzy spells
are all things ol the past."-David
B. Beekman, 628 Kearney St., San
Francfsco, Calif.
Sargorfs aim is not meme bem-
pomry relief, but new and abund-
ant health.Don't.experiment-
profit by the experience of others.
Swwan. Phnrmuy, Agents.
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GASOLINE and OILS
ACCESSORIES
Sto » at
1930 Spring Coats for Women-
Fashion Center.9-lt
. .=»an~Viola Voss.
Irene Voss celebrated her birth-
day Saturday. Those presentwere
Mrs. Anna Wiese and I-Inns, Mr.and Mm.Pete Wulf and daugh~
ters, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Chris-tensen,Wilma and Evelyn Voss,
Clara Kahnk and Gladys and
Louise Voss.
,.~~,.-_,»,_\-,_~~»_».»,,._w»¢_\~_.¢/, -,~,»._~, W ._.».~. \~,,»,,-,w ,gm
l)on't Trade Your
OLDCAR!
Let us Repair it and put it in
shape for the Summer
KENNARD GARAGE
Olinger homg Sunday.
and boil in salted wate~ until al
most tender.Drain and cool.Re
Stuffed Carrots
(With Roast Shouhler of Lamb)
Six large Carrots,%union,
minced;2 tablespoons lpinced
parsley, 1 egg, 1 tablespoon bub-
ter,$6 teaspoon salt,$6 teaspoon
papHka, bread crumbs. Select car-
3 s:H
t h e ~ ,the ~our ~B~s la m~ed
on his fingers,injuring them
badly.
":"l 1 :|I family. of Benninsrton. visited Sun-scarlet fevwer...Mrs. Wm. Jahnel attended a re - g;;§ °Ir £ °;:b;'£ '_Mr. and Mrs.
ception Wednesday afemoon for*Sam Wright and family left
Mrs,uRunz.of d Iemmgton' who town early Saturday morning for
recen Y ne ume rom urope.gnooper, where Mr. Wright wulagn
1 9 I 0 S p r i n g C o a t s f o r W o me n - ~ " E F " F a r me r s G r s m
Fasluon penff 9-1t Haniet Hall is now assisting
Amlvmftase ln The Enterprise.Mrs.Chas.Bates with the house
'u
A b e au t iful h o me w e dd in g took
place Wednesday,Ma r c h 12,a t
Sven o'clock a t the ho me o f Mr .
an d Mr s .He r m a n K u h r wh e n
th e i r da u g hte r ,Mi s s V e r n a wn s
u n i te d i n ma r r i a g e to M r .He n r y
K n i c p .Th e brix}a's d m s s wa s a
ta n ge o r g ette c r e p e a n d she c ar~
ri ed a bo u q u et u f p i n k r o s e bu d s .
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in the sheets and pillows-slips---in the table linen
and the bath towels, that are so quickly and safely
laundered in the new Haag 65 washer.
And the family clothing, too--the sheer little
dresses, your own dainty lingerie, the well-tailored
shirts-»--how comforting to know that the Haagsafezj
a5lt2lI01' washes not only thoroughly, but gentl}
Then, there's the brand new wringer, with its
l:~alloon..type rolls of soft rubber (2)/1" in diameter).
Moderate even pressure "smoothes"the water
from each piece Buttons glide through, and emerge
intact. There's no crushing, creasing pressure.
A phone call to your nearest Hhag d'~a1e'r \Y.ll.l1
bring this washer to your heme for a free demon-
stration. Another "wash-»day" is eoming soon. Be
prepared!
Nlc Frlednchsen ardware
Kennard --Nebraska
v o n r s x
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Look at the Pictures of the new CrosleCompanionslup Series shown in this al
vertiscment-wad about them,note the
low Ericcs-then determine for yourself
whet er or not they neprescnt the niost
amazing radio values ever offered.These
Companionship radio models, with their
unusual features and unexcellod operating
qualities, will readily become true com-
panions in millions of homes!
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nf (hose who like 1 »»pd»enlel lall radio cabnngtthoérosley"Crony"as
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.B<tubc 7irodyna receiver and ilzg
Dynncoil moving-cqil powersp uk er .Th e n b mc t is a
beauly . ». -». .¢ . .. » .un
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Companionshi Series there is ushered ina new era in the deveiopmen! of radio re~
ceiving scis for the home.It is now pos-sible to obtain radio sais,corn inte inbeautiful low console ulilily modei;-with
improved power speakers built in-usingScreen Grid tubes, with the Neulrodync
circuils which give uiei operation, oper-ating from elecirid light sockels.-al paces
so law that everyone can afford to own onel
REAL RADIQ
A1' A PRICE Yqu
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lle re is n 7 tu b e Screen ;1 ~
Grltl, Nc utrody ne radio rc -~'1
ceivec built into an c xqui-l |
site v\.alnl.ll-venctr cabinetwith doors.Housed in the
set is the celebrated Crosley
Dynnenil moving-coil power speaker, plac ed
at the bottom so the set can
lac operated with the d oors ~
shut Aluv c un vc n ic nteon
sole.|nlseepnngwithnnyhome.(Ln: Tubes!
The COMRADE
Another member o f the CnmpanlotlslxipSeries in n cabinet of the same style as that
of the "Play mate,"The Crosley "Cun\rmlc°'
is an 3-tube Sc reen Grlil, Neutral)ne A. C.
set,havin the Dvnac oilpowe r s pelier in tlle b ot-
ton[. A rare value at a feat
1*
. |u|..-»cons-nlc model is powered
wi th Ulf:some 6 tu b e
radio set as lhc "Bu\|<ly."°~'Th e " C h a m "is :Elm a
'Semen Grid, Nc utrodvm:
A. C. set with Dynncone power speaker.Th e
Cabinet is of matched wo-ods.
suilablc for use in anv home ~as nn oc casional tame.A n
outstanding radio value-!..... .(LM:Tubes)
T h e .¢-"°----
i
vl xuaneyfanldbo uni church by
the peulnu of Fnnce tha t they
mldn a t butter during Le nt.It
i s vi ewed b y to ur is ts tod ay i n
Ro ue n.He r e i s a to we r b u i lt two
pitol for several weeks, returned
home Monday and is very much
improved which is good news toall his friends.We hope he will
be able to be back in school be-
fore very long.
Mr. and Mrs.Rudie Wiese and
sons were Sunday visiwra at the
Luschen home, west of Bennington.
Thursday evening visitor s at
the August Kahnk home were
Ella,Rose,Willie,Albert andLouieWaemanandRaymond|Ku}n-_
A large number of people ab-bended the chnrivari dance for
Mr.and Mrs.Henry Kniep at
Washington Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mm. Harry Wrich and
daughwr visited at the Paul Joneshome Sunday albernoon.
Clam Kahnk spent the week4nd
FOR '
TIRE REPAIRING
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ACCESSORIES
Stop at
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1930 Spring Coats for Women-
Fashion Center.9-lt
. .=»an~Viola Voss.
Irene Voss celebrated her birth-
day Saturday. Those presentwere
Mrs. Anna Wiese and I-Inns, Mr.and Mm.Pete Wulf and daugh~
ters, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Chris-tensen,Wilma and Evelyn Voss,
Clara Kahnk and Gladys and
Louise Voss.
family were visitors Sunday at thol
P. J. Christensen home.1
Mr. and Mm. Louis Goreham und*Leonard,Henry and Levi Stork;
were Sunday visitors at the FmnkiGusser home.s
Ray Sumner returned to hishome at Winterset, lnwa Thnrsdnyi
after a week's visit at the Mrs;
Dora Sumner and Leon, home.'
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hansen andi
family and Mr. and Mrs. Clarencc-_
Kuhr were Sunday afbemoon vls
i wrs a t tlle Mrs.G-eo.Naeve
home.
Mrs. Dora Sumner and Leon nt-
tended Sunday school at PleasantView Sunday morning.
Mrs.Dora Sumner and Leon!
were dinner guests at the 'liedOlinger home Sunday.
and boil in salted wate~ until al
most tender.Drain and cool.Re
Stuffed Carrots
(With Roast Shouhler of Lamb)
Six large Carrots,%union,
minced;2 tablespoons lpinced
parsley, 1 egg, 1 tablespoon bub-
ter,$6 teaspoon salt,$6 teaspoon
papHka, bread crumbs. Select car-
All of us can find a real lessor
g M a u n a g v a w a v u ; . u u u . ; |' w g . . -
tr i ti o n a u th o ri ti e s o f th e Na ti o n a
Dai ry Cou nc i l."Ea c h one is bu ild
ing a. lif` c ti me to \\e r.Ever y meal
we ea t ildds n e w ma te ri a l to thc
stru c tur e.I f we wo u i d stazuf
stra ig h t an d s tr o ng , th e re a r e c e r
ta i n b ui i di n g f o od s wh i c h we mu s i
be su re to fu rn is h Ollr b od ie s.O1
th em a ll, bu tte r is o ne of the mos t
impor tant bec ause it i s su c h a c on
ee n tmtc d s o u r c e o f vi ta mi n A .As
stained i n ' Y o u r W e i g h t a n d H o u
to C o n tr o l I t' , e d i te d b y D r .Mo r
r i s Fishb ein,'wh ole mi lk a n d its
pro duc ts are th e mo s t imp or tnn i
sourc es o f vi ta mi n A o f a li o m
foods,n o t e ve n exc ep tin g eg g:
a n d le a f y vegetables,a lth o u g i
th es e f o llo w c lo s ely i n t h e i r v i t a
m i n A va lu e .E v e n c o d- li ve r oi l
th o u g h f o u r to t e n o r mo r e ti me s
a s h i g h i n vi ta mi n A a s i s b u tte r
do e s n o t r a n k s o h i g h a s a s o un s r
o f th i s vi ta mi n bec ause o f it:
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'll A T -N L o w -P R I C E S
S C R E E N G R I D N E U T R O D Y N E P O W E R S P E A K E R
Those who would observe Len
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m f ~The peasants of the twelfth mil
in France did not
_,uni they were paying for a dis
pensation to eat Ufood that wonh
help their own body building, The;
ody knew that huttzer tasted good
Two sections f spnreribs
cups bread crumbs,Ztablespoon
belted fat, '/in cup chopped celerg.
2 tablespoons minced parsléy,'A
cup chopped onion, suit and pep
per.Fry the onion, :clcry mm
parsley in the fat for a few min
utes.Add to the bread cmmbe
Season with salt and pepper. Wip
the meat with A damp cloth
Spread one section of the spare
dressing.with the other section-and
the two together.Sprinkle
outside wimh salt.venper.
flour.Lay on a rack in an un
covered roasting pan and seat i:
A hut oven for 20 minutes o
until lightly browned. Reduce th
temperature of the oven and cool
fo r about an hour longer.Ee
move' the strings before serving
Serve wi candied sweet potatoes
Savory Frm of Bed' from Shil
Use shinbeef,out in smal
pieces,that had been used fo
making broth.Spread.the bee
with 8 tablespoon; of prepare
mustard and a thick coating o
flour.Melt some of the faskimmed from the` top of the soup
Fry the meat in this until brow:
on all ddea. Remove.To fat il
mn add B tablespoons of flour lm
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new
p o r -wi i h
e o f
m u l
The Crmlc y Compsnionship Series is s distinc t innovation i n
radio.These serve many purposes in the home, readily lc ndintherriselves for usegas end tables, bedside lab!es and ocncssionas
ubles.The size and light weight of these sets permit ihc m tobe :noved with mg from one_!~oom in the house to another See
are takiuzi advarltnge of this opnethernnionslnipSeries1authorized .|'.LT'§a.,. will install on
our own home for l free trial, will
ana compare, test lor yourselil
KRL WARDQ Kennardb l
A{»§§x§.'ld ment and cook gentl;
until meat is heated through.
Fuhion Center Silk Dresses ¢°1
'them illwvhen it comes to style:
quality and fit and yet the )>riee|
n n gnly $6.75,$10 fu $19.75-
they feamre dm 11 fa 52cver1di y i n the y ur.9~1
..d . " ' "'genumc movnngwnonl Power
peal¢er.....-..... . . . . .YolJ'RE Illere w r r l l A C R O S l . E y
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Blair. Nebraska, Match 20, 1930 ' - ' r m r m v r m l : r m m 5 - 'H
summer.Heduringthe
\1 onday visit-
ter Nielsen
--~ guests athome.Rev.
inertseu wen
: :them.
:I~ and Mr.
spent lztt
at the Tedbm-ating Leo's
Gifford Peb
birthday on
were:Mr.
~en and fam-d Otto Bier-
rt Jensen and
scale Orphans Home lt Fremont,
and in pi ed quilt blocks.The
g;¢=*°;;==o m ) :kendngton is
rs.yron
Madames Homer Miller,Mary
Dolan and Leslie Peterson were
hoatessea for the March meeting
of the Amerian lggion Auxiliary
which was held_Mondsy evening
at the Miller home.The next
meeting is to be a covered dish
supper at the dnb roqms.
Continuing dnt unusual sale of
1000 smart new Wash Dresses at$1 and $2 in sizes 14 to 52 in cuteGuaranteednot' to fade,at the
new styles in Dresses that xreFashion Center.9-lt
Women and Misses: Select your
new Spring Coat now at theFashion Centér-Inst Sunday was
they moved to Omaha.The fam-
ily was pmminent in chumh nd
social lifc of the community.Mr.
Robert: wu in thegraln business
here an was also his htlnr. Abqut
two weeks Ago he suffered a eenebrd hemorrhage and was taken
w Lord Liner hospital.He nem~
ed to improve and hopes were. en-
tenained for his complete recov-
ery but canzgicatlons set in whichcaused his nth.Funeral servic-
es were held Sunday afternoon at2o'c10¢.k in Omaha,with burial
hiking place in the family lot in
the Arlington cemetery.Besides
his wife, he leaves to mourn hispassing, three children, Mrs. Les-
ter White and Lawrence Robertso l Omaha,and Miss Dorothy
Roberts of Denver, Colo; [our sis-
ters,Mm.Van Wickle of York,
|
Jonas Blomberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jensen at-
tended a birthday party held a t
the home of Mr.and Mrs.Har-land Jensen of Arlington on Sub-
urday evening,in honor of Mr.
Jensen's birthday.Mr. and Mrs. Ted Olinger vis-
ited Thursday nc the home of Mr.
school house with a good attend-
anoe.The pupils ol the 3rd and(t h gnvba entertained (With
musi c, mfg Ag,-=» Els r ~ 3
m enry an y eawork, "The Mansion".The prin-
cipal speaker of the emning was
Rev.Ganiert Jansen of Omahl.
his subject.being "ComparativeEducation",and was well worth
hearing.Mrs. A. E. Woodman o Omaha.
was a guest in the home of Mr.and Mrs.H.W.Schoettger,a
part of last week.
The Nebraska Power Company
are extending another -Une out
ffglm Arlington towards Fonf.a~
ne e._Mrs. H. H. Edmonson was call-
in! on friends in town Saturdayevening.
|..
....A l : a \ng .Mr . a n d Mr s . L o u i e , Me n c k e a n d
c hi ldr en,M r .a n d Mr s .Te d Oli n -
ge r ,M r .a n d Mr s .Ge or ge Po lle n
a n d man he lpe d M r .a n d M r s .
Hu r l e y C le me n s o f H e r m a n ,cele-»
br u te th e i r fi f te e n th we d d i n g
an n ive r sa r y Sund ay .
|
Fr. CALHOUN
AND VICINITY
Wm.Kruse and family,Paul
Kruse and family,Mrs..Lizzie
Bed and son, Bobby, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Nsdxer,Ulaus Ohn.and
family and M. G. Christensen and
iamily maimed up to the George
Hindley home, west of Harman and
spent Sund with Meir old time
was reported.Mrs.George Thunn celebrated
neighbors. "fx very pleasant "'"°n
hgl-_ him "f:'=*'¢r§'=*v "=°?"=»§
per guest;of Mrs. M911 Nickels
Saturday ev¢ning.Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cox enler~tained several friends at brldle on
Saturday evening.Misa Grata Kllndt o l Omaha,
was a wa ke nd vixitor at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Herrunn Kllndt._Dr. and Mra E. T. J ipp and
little son,of Blair,visited !~ela~
tives here Sunday.'Mrs.Richard Sievera entertain-
ed a large crowd Sunday after-
noon at a miscellaneous shower,
in honor of Misa Gertrude Sierk,
dnulthtcr of Mr..and Mra Jacob
Sierk, who will become the brideofFredHeiscSaturdayofthis
week.Miss Sicrk recelv¢d many
iuseful and beautiful gifts whichwillcomein very nicely i n her
he will lpend the
Zorked ~Omaha
nuer.e :peating Blalr High.
Mr. a nd Mrs.Iwen Sunday a fmm
the (hrl Rasmuaser
l~'.§"..£i"P.~.v.i n
e y suppar gueMrs.Chris Pete:
and Mm Ado lph wMondayalwmoon
Buchardt heme, cell
first birthday.
Folks who helped
ersoa celebrate hisWednesdayevening
and Mrs. Chris Har
ily, Orval Benson a
man.Mr. and Mm Albchildrenspent Sum
dm m n - n a 1.h u of har Sum mm .other relative h'?F,»&'"i'&,.and Mr£.\Fl*ed Peck and dnughten
Hn. Otto Mench celebra te thei r vidwd Sunday albemcou wif-E. -a
20th wed :ag anniversary.'htm Benha Gallehnrn ol Blair.\
Mrs.Sumner and Lean,The Sunday school attendance ut
and Mr. a Mm. Ci a rk Iinninnthe Plenum vs w ..~s.M| <1....,|-..eott wen y diiiii- _""" In-»6m1E""" ""`u "'"""° """""a t t h o h o m e o f H r . m d H n . Te d h u ~ ' ~ . . _ . . . ! E
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M... ...e ......... =""'1 ----~ ~--.-.-~xt Lhcse gathedngs.Mrs. Olga Mlcheels of WymanHeights, nonh of Florence, enter-
tained several Ft.Calhoun ladies
at bridge Tuypday afternoon.A(me ti me was rcponed and a
lovely luncheon served.Mrs.
Bolln held high score andWm.Kruse,Sr.low and
were awarded a nice price.
Wm.Frahm is driving a
new l-lupmobile sedan.
M Merlin Wagers m dchi! ren of Emerson,Neb.,have been visiting at the home of
her parents, Mr.and M n .John
wrkdv.. the past few dhys,_re-
turned to their home Wednendny.
John Dixon has had l.he_ho\uewhichwasnearhisresxdcnce,
mowed over to the grove on thc
north part of his farm.His sonCurtis and family will reside in it.
Word has been nzceived of the
hirllf of u daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. Emmett Blankenfeldt, former
zesidents of this community,attheir home near Burr, Minn.Mrs.
Blnnkenfeld will be remembered
as Miss Myrtle Christensen.
The Wornu.n's Club met Thurs-
ddv afternoon with the president,
Wm.
Mrs.
each
twowho
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new name.Aney m n meme unthe Mrs. Charles Helse farm just
omr the li ne in Douglas county.
Misses Emma and Margaret _are
moving this week over by lrvmg-
ton.Richard, young son of Dr. and
Mrs.E.s.B.Geesarnma had a
birthday Monday,March 17,andhisparentsentertainedSunday
with a lame family gathering in
honor of the eve t.Mr.and Mrs.rge Ketch-
ark of Omaha, w re Sunday vis-itors at the Mrs.Emma Ketch-mark home.(
Mr. and Mrs. L. .T.)ey visited
relatives in Omaha Sunday.
Chester Hull,accompanied byhissister,Mrs.M.W. Whitnack
of Herman,former residents ofthisvicinity,were calling on
friends here Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Trisler and
Mrs. D. W. Marr attended a the
niet in Omaha Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Emma Ketchmark was on'the sick list the mst week but is
pup and around at this writing.Mr. and Mrs. Alben Rohwer of
Council Bluffs and Mr. and Mrs.Don Geesaman of Omaha.weren . -
at me unrm rezersrm name.Mrs.Cl-lrfs Benson and Albert
were Tuesdny evening visitors at
the Albert Jensen home,near
Fontanelle.Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jes-
aen and children men; that eve
ing at the Chris Benson home.
Mn a nd Mrs. Henry Christian-
sen and Allard were Sunday din-
ner guests at the Rudolph Andrea
son home Miss Lillle Hnlfe ma nandAmos Andreason of ncoln,
were afternoon guests.
Mr.and M m Peter Nlelse-|
spent Sunday afternoon at the
Chris Benson home.
Friends who helped Mrs. Fred
Dickmeyer celebrate her birthday
Sunday ewning were Mrs. Minnie
Laaker and family, Mr. and Mrs.
John Diclaneyer and family,Mr.and Mrs.Henry Dlclmreytr and
family,Mr.and Mrs.Will Wulf
and family and Mrs.Chris Han-
sen and children.Mr. and Mrs.Geo?Qe Rasmus-
sen entertained for Tuesday eve
ning 5'-lPPe\'» the following guests:Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nelson andfamily,Mr.and Mrs.Will Wulf
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Jensen; and iaqaily._
I,...». .. .n. "W m ul ws m.5 e.e..and Mrs.G. I. Pfeiffer and Miss
Belle Roberts of Arlington;two
brothers, Ray Roberts of Fremont,
and Will Roberta of Dillon, Mon.,
and a host ol friends y.-ho sym-pathize with the bereaved family.
Mr. Roberts was for many yearsa member of the Independent Or-
der of Odd Fellows.
The Home Ee Club held a suc-assful food sale £ Hadley's stare
Saturday._,
Mrs. 0. N. Unthank has opened a
soft drink parlor and restaurant
in hex- building on the corner eastof the post office which was re-
cently vacated by Will Steen.The infant chi ld of Mr.and
Mrs.Wm.Steen, Jr.has beun
quite ill.
Miss Ruth Antrim returned to
school Monday, after a two weeks
absence because of illness.Dr.and Mrs.P.L .Cady had
as guests Sunday:Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Cuykendall of Fremont,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Larson and
son of Herman, Dr. und Mrs..Al-
bert and daughter of Lincoln and
Miss Lilllan Larsen of McCook.
M m Sarah McDonald of I . ;
mnm snant n fpw dnvs last week
mrs.r .u.UBKIY armS u r f a n d M r s .J .R v i h c x e l e n ~
te r ta me d th e me mb e r s o l th e h i g h
sc hool ba s ke tba ll te a m a n d th e i r
c o a c h i n a mo s t d e l i g h d u l ma n -
n e r a t t h e Cn dy h o me Sa tu r d a y
even in g.Th e o c c a s i o n wa s la SL;Pa tr i c k s d i n n e r wh i c h wa s s er ve d
at 680.Following the dimer the
even ng was spent playing rook.The table was attractively decor-nfed ln St. Patrick colors, used in
the_ tmy candy baskets and favors,whlle the Irish shamroek was
used profusely i n the decorative
S¢heme. The guests included Coach
Clifford Decker, Howard MarshallGllbertEchtenkamp,J.C.Rhea,
Edwm Denmam, Leo and Joe Wie
dum, Therlo Reckmeyer and Rich-
erd Cady.
Mesdames Lou Miller and Hur-
ry Hammnng were hostess to the
Rebekah kensimzwn Thursday aft
rnoon at the Miller home.The
ladies began work on an embroid-
ered quilt,which will be soldwhen finished und the proceeds
,Kiven to the stale assembly pres-
idvnt's special fund.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Renard have'moved on the farm south of
lvallev whlch #hav hmm ~m».\ fm-
an example of the wanu days weare bound to have soon-and youdon't. want to be caught vrithoot
a good looking Spring Coat. Fash-
ion Center Coats some ln sizes 14
to 48, priced at $10 to $29.50 in
light or dark colors in sport or
dress coats.Fashion Center.l t
BENCH NOTES
Dr.and Mrs. w. .1.Bolt andbaby and Mrs. D. C. Gill of Te-
kamah,Mr.and Mra George
Badgerow and daughter visited on
Sunday afternoon at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jensen.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Gottsch andbaby of Bennington, visibed at the
home of Mr. and Mrs.Clark Lip-
pincott Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Olsen and son
and Mr.` and Mrs. Leslie Andersonand baby of Omaha,were supper
guests Sunday evening a t thehome of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Olsen.
The Bench Community Club met
at the home of Mrs. Clark Lippin-cott Thursday uilernoon, Mch. 13,
with six members present.The
afternoon was spent i n visiting,
and a short business meeting was
held.after which a lovelv lunch
ana mrs.§l'!€l'l`l1lI\.Locxnng OIModale,Iowa.
Mr.and- Mrs.Alfred Hansen'and daughter visited Saturday'
evening at the home of Mr. andMrs. A. J. Baker ol Arlington.
A miscellaneous shower was
given Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs.Louie Meneke at her home
in honor of Mrs. Hans Mencloe, a
recent bride.A large number ol
relatives and friends were pres-
ent and Mrs. Mencke was the re-cipigrlt t many beautiful and
use ts.
Mrs. Leslie Thompson and baby
and Mrs. John Compton visited allday Thursday at the home of Mrs.
F. S. Dixon of Arlington.
Mr. ang)f(n1. George Follen and
son calle at the home of Mr.andMrs.Hans Chdstofferson Fridayevening to extend their greetings
,gg lg;'s.hdChristoffersen,i t being
r rt ay.Mr.and Mrs.Merle Ilcoh of
Blair visited Sunday ab the home
gf r.and M m Walter Mc-
rac en.Mrs.Ches Sutton was u guestonWednesdayatthehomeu l '
Mrs.Hmz of Omaha.She also
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saves.snoes,snoes,s no e s -the most complete line of Shoes
that Wear for Women, Misses andChildren in Blair, can be found at
the Fashion Center right. now at
money saving priazs..9-lt
Fashion &n!er Beauty Parlor-
Realistie Permanente $5 and $7.50.
Phone 47-Atlce Tripletli.9-lt
.Utes you make your mind upthat you are goin: to get a newls prlng Coat,see the beauuml
|Coats the Fashion Center have on
sale.
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Stuffed Eggplant
One eggplant,1 tablespoon
shortening, 1 small onion minced,
1 cup bread crumbs,1 teaspoon
chopped parsley,1 teaspoon salt,
is teaspoon pepper, Loup canned
'tomatoes,drained.Cut eggplant
into halves, and cook in salt water
until tender.Drain well and scoop
out center.Melt shortening.Adzl
onion and saute until brown. Chopggplant tukeh from center.Add
bread crumbs,tomatoes,parsley,' s a l t a n d pepp er.F i l l e g g p la n t
Ih a lve s .S p n n k lo wi th c r u mb s . D o t
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held,after which a lovely ~lunch
wqs served by the hostess.MissRuthLippincqtt wg:a visitor.
March 27,at the home of Mrs.
Chris Jensen.Roll cali is to be
answered with n household hint.
Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Hansen
and daughter and Mr.and Mrs.
Oscar Jensen of Blair visited Sun-
day evening' at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Nels Sorensen.
Mrs. E. C. Lippincott and dough
ter, Ruth ond Mr. and Mrs. J. L.Pounds and daughter visited Sun-day afternoon in the home of Mr.
and Mrs.Henry Schmidt of
Florence.Mr. and Mrs. Louie Mencke and
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A Real Bargain
ln A Radio
.We havea 6 Tube, Model 35,used
Atwater Kent Battery Set
which we will sell at a greatly reduced
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Mi h a Ella Roh we r , i n s tea d o f Mr s .
Ha z e l Beadle a s pe r w a r boo k.
Ro ll c a ll wa s a n swe r e d with " C u r -
OUE 01.Luwzl gurus.:uh u n :u hGee saman ho mo Sund ay .
Mr s .Ma r y Ni c k e ls wa s ,h a pp ily
nsu mr is ed Sun day af te rn o o n wh e nre n t e ve n ts " .Th e af te rn oo n wa s a n old ti me fr i en d o f th e f a mi ly
d ted t la m o n ta r y la w.i " n e x t o n i e lx n wi ll b c h c l t l l "i f ?Dorsey , £`§l°'.§'f s}_ l; a ' £ E ;
Ma r c h 27 wi t h Mr s .Elsi e R.
Coo k,ho s te s s .
'There we r e twe n ty - s i x O.E . S .
me mb e r s f r o m he ro i n a tten da nc e
:Lt .lllc liinloy c ha pter i n Bla i r o n
'I§1ur»<1.ly evening.
Mr .an d Mr s .E m i l Rin:a n d
Mr s ll< 'ary ll i x an d da u g hte r , a ll
o f Urr tnha, \\eI\¢di nn or gue sts o t
ehf 111,-I m m a a n d Mi n n i e I li a
W t :lf".Il.l}.
ills Bla =~Ma r i o a n d A m a n d a
Ili:.r1c ll uirre Bla i r business
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f\lr~.l i m m l)l.rt Q ir twtaincti a
feat I1r<1.|l~;|.!1l I| l.ilI\n:-Friday .
af ln lllf lvll :ci l.II'ln~I uf llilr ~
anrhlu:.~;|r}..Mis. li\1 ~I1 Ambler _spen t Friday
wi t h 1-l:1'|'.| s i n Oma h a .
M s .\t1ila|.Fisc her c a mo d o wn
f r n n i loni .ane lla Fr i d a y eve n i n g
an d \\e1It o n to Oma h a ,wh e r e
bllu'v m t e d wi t h h e r sis ter an d
1 :ni!y_returning'h o me Sa tu r da y
twr:ir.1;.
Ih- r»uns aa y fomiiltlendanc ié at
tlm r»Lrul.¢r m»ti n a; of th e 0 .E .
S.lr:¢i.| }¢.|I1i11;.;.021 th e S£'!"V-
i m :rfilrllllill. 1 we r e Mr .a n d Mr s .
J .W Irr .~ I- r, Mr . and Mrs . D . W .
M a r r .md Mr s.Goldie Smi th .
lfr.-!..;§~l;nrch l1 . wa s th e 4 0 th
\\'i-Illini::u\:n.| r any o f MF.an d
L i l- .l. n ll lI1»l1.\|I an d 3 la r g e
n u ml. - r -»1 I| l:| l.i\ \1 . a n d frie nds
ga i n . : - l :ni IH ir |..»f-rw th a t o w -
n i x v \\.LI!.[1 lilI»~l lu lr k lts ,in
h o \.| \.l |l..\l1| r :ull l1:rI
me o r a n u m Ytoc a ll o n her.H e wa s ac c om-
pa n i e d b y a so n a n d hi s wi f e , o f
' O m a h a as h n.£5 ...f§`°£'?.§if. beIe(;1m;i\'§n °`¥..
' th e c i t y h a ll T h u r s d a y ,Ma r c h 20,
ha s been postponed u n t i l th e f o l-
lo w i n g i " i 1 " ' i f d " ' 6 § " ' ° " ' " "f
J o h n I .' c ey y e a r s o ag o.I a br othe r o f Dah io l,Mi c h ae l a n d
lT i m o t h y Ke lle y a n d o f M r s J as .
Shin niok o f Ga rr y o wo n, d ie d Su n-
da y ,Ma r c h 16 i n a n Oma h a h o s -
pi tal.Fu n e r a l se wi c e s we r e c on-
s a r . 1 € " s S " = 1 ; , . . " s " ' : § . . : : ; ; § $ '
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Oma h a .
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|W o me n a n d Mi s s e s :Selec t y a ur
n e w Sp r i n g Co a t n o w a t th e
Fa sh io n C e n t e r - l a s t Su nd ay wa s
a n e xa mp le o f th e wa r m d a y s we
ar e bou nd to h a ve so o n- - an d y o u
d o n ' t wa n t t o be c a u fg i t with o g t
a g o o d lo o k i n g S p r i n g oa t. F as -[i on C e nter C o ats c ome in si ze s
to 48,pric ed a t $10 to $29.50.
light.o r d a r k c olors i n sp or tdross c oats.Fa sh io n Center.
'-onqm BRIEFS
Re la ti ve s wh o helped Mi s s
Lo ui se L a rs en c ele br ate he r b ir th -
da y Su nd ay af te rn oo n we re ,Mr .
an d Mr s .E d Ha ns en ,A n n a a n d
I i a h e r . Mr . a n d Mr s .Ma r t i n L a r -
:wn and s on s.
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rrmay evening guests as meHenry Dickmeyer home wem Mr.
end Mrs.Pete Ka tt and family,
and Mr. and Mrs. I-'Nd DickmeyerTheyoung.people's pinochle
party met Friday evening at the
Carl Carlberg home.Mrs. Chris Benson was a Wed-
nesday afternoon guest of Mrs.Rudolph Andmnson.Folks who helped Henry Kuhr
celebrate his birthday Wednesday
evening were: Messrs. and Mcs~
dames Chas.Reeh.Harry Mad~
sexi and Ralph,\Vill Hart andfamily, George Kuhr, Ed Mencke,Mads Madsen and family.Fred,
wo lf and Earl,Gus 'Wulf nnd|
family,also Jack and Dorothy'Mencke.__ _I
at the ~ 0. Hawkins home.this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Millerand The high school dcclamatory
family motored to Lincoln Sunday contest was held Friday eveningwhere they visited friends._la t the high school assembly and
Mrs.Will Ludwig is assistrnlywas well attended.Musical num.in the care of Mrs.Kathenne bers were given by the Junior
Ehninger at the H. W. Schoettger orchestra, piano solo by Vee Lou-
home.ine Marshall and violin solo by
Miss Lucy Lawson spent l.l1eSterling Pluzge.Following arcweek-end, in Omaha.'the homes of the contestants and
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lnnker and' the titles of their selections: Dru-
family motored to Missouri Val-|matic section-Richard Cady, "The
ley, Iowa Sunday where they were' Bishops Candlesticks"; Helen Fowguests at the Orr home.|ler,"Engineer Connor's Son";
Ed Woerner of Onawa,Iown,|Ho\vard Marshall,cutting frommade a brief business trip to town "The Valinnt";Florence Peters,
last week and also visited his_"Mcrry Merry Cuckoo".Humor-
daughter, Miss Ada at the G. Lo us sa tio n-Roma Bro wn, "To m-
Pfeiffer home."lmy Stems at the Library"; Helen
n,.\....,|f\,,"°|",nvlni \\n»Nun Ilane L'..A.l,...|»¢
Missblaggie M.Lowe
Herman, Nebr.
_ Represenlutlve for
World-Herald
For Washington County
Interested par ties cull
766 Human. Nehr.
5 'whichwe will sell at a greatly rqduced
|,price
Ii S ee u s at on c e
c 0J e n k m s 0 1 |C o .
BLAIR, NEBRASKA
lhe vast" resources and faeilities - - ~ -
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handy NEW auto-type shift
lever.
These and many other
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ges producc thc greater effi-
dcncy of this,the latestMaytag triumph.
for a trial home wash-P h o l l € i n g .If it 5 1< ;m': s dl
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Indoors oi' outdoors-rain,snow prsunshine-you can start and misethem safely on NUTRENA Chick Mash.lt is not necessary that chicks beraised in the sunshine--Pure Vitamin
thing else needed for life and rapidgrfwth.
If you are starting chicks for thebroiler market, dm-ly pullets for egg
I i I 1 p S ~/ T h e c o m m u n i t y w a s g r e a t l y C .W .A n d r e w s r e t u r n e d l a s t !M r s .A .O .H a w k i n s a s s i s t e d b y
s h o c k e d S f l t l l f d f l i f ' b o h e a r o i "t h e w e e k f r o m n b u s i n e s s t r i p i n M r s .A l v i n A n d e r s o n ,e n t e r t a i n e d
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end guests recently at the H. C. ladies were present and three a WMcClellan home.lmernbers were secured for he
The leirulur March meeting*of kensington.The afternoon wastheP:1r:nt~teaci1er a5=soci:1tionv.n:=pI0:n=antly spent in tying :ind
held Tuesdm"evening at the finishing a comfort for the Ma-
in Arlington 60 years ago,theson ot' Mr and Mrs. R.E. Rob-
erts.He was married fortyyears
nga #to Miss Louise Fitch of Arl-
ington and they made their home.
loam until n ffw years ago vghen.
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the wor1d's most sldlled, scien-
ti fi c wa sher c ra ftsmen,in-
spired and guided by previous
Maytag accomplishments.
. » N o w , f o r t h e f i r s tt i m e , y o u
have a washa equipped with
n NEW one-piece, castdurn-
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water remover with enclosed
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Fallers Appliance Co1Blair Drug Co IH 224 East (ith St.,f'rémont,Neb.Phone 1795
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Bros.,Supplies for lried Chrii Benson was nppointaedl Mrs.nCBldr.home 1 l b de f shy.
lyde Metzler was a Fri~Mr.Mrs.August Mntzen,moon vid#/or with Mrs.,J§-.and ildren and father,Mr.
McKercher and son in Nels Hansen of Kennugl,were_'dinner guests of the Robert Wid-
largaret Wlrrlck Bpent`ener family.Other afternoonnight,Wil-h Miss Almlfvisitors were Mr. and Mrs. James
Blair, and Alma was a Sorenson and family.,the Warrick home Sun~l Mr.mm Mm.A. R_Beales of
Mix. Ted Iverson and family.Mr.and Mrs.George Fackler
drove ot Cedar Creek Sunday to'visit Mrs. J. J. Schneider, motherIo ! Mm Fa c kler.
Miss Mildred Buser enlcrtaincd
n number of we cjty teachers at
~.. \...m.,»1....»\.m-.nt the 1-'rank
NEW ENGLAND NEWS '$u°I
1.v.:1u Aman uverseer In ana 101'xwaa ""{Q-'M:lephone Co., Rent dz District No. 11 to fill vacancy, all §|;§\ey
59.65 members voting aye.'g n
to n,Supplies for On motion the Bonn] adjoumed Saturday
68.27 to meet March 24, 1930.iw-,ich in
Mr.and Mrs_John .Jackson
were i n he mo nt Friday.They
also visited at the Louis Haven-
dick home near Orum.Mrs. Raymond Magill and Jun-
ior spent l m Monday at the
Henry Hovendick home.
Mr.and Mrs.Eddie Fletcher
md Delben were Tuesday eveningvisitors lt the F. E. Fletcherhome
Hrs. Vic Skov spent 'Ihumday
lt the Chris Bulstein home, near
s p a m.
been ln me noupmu xor BUml:,g¢ me Uno mencle name 1 Poorti me |Tom Larkins of Tekaxnah, spent Blair 'ly
Mr.and Mrs.Hina Br'B¢SC1'l Sunday at ihe John Frazier home.'ro m
drove tp Benson Saturday 1 li S'l Miss Bertha Jensen, dalughter oi?hs Sand viaxtegi at the home of H o Mr. and M m Henry Jensen nmI.B°
Braesch._lhloyd Jnoobs,son of Mr#and'Poor
The Larkm C1ub dropped in at
the John Crink home Saturday
night to remind them of their20thanniversary.About forty
guests were present, the evening
being spent playing cards-At slate hour refreshments were served
»n,.|..ma nnmlw km; baen at tie
Mrs. Herman Jacobs, were unibcd J. F. B
i n marriage at the home qi!the Raymanbridc's parents Wednesday after-|Servh
noon,' Much 12 by Rev.Knu dq , c . c
Larsen of Kennard.They were]Pbor
attended by the bride's siafe!,|J_E_4
Miss Ella Jensen, and the groom's\Qmay,
uma.;-r, Clarence Jacobs. A bonu-,... .
rurehmn. Labor 540 E ANNIE c. 1uAR'r1N.Ivi§i}n
ui Burr, M. D., Prof.
:es 10.00
ahoon, Supplies for
9.00
County Clerk. ~" Z Z o
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noon.Blair,Mr.and Mrs.Byron Bui 1n"vu Sunda eve n .. p a l ~ a n d Ullildrwiand children were Sunday dinner Brass home last Y f i x d
nth her sister, Mrs. A. R~\guesu; at the parental, C. B. Bunn Mr. and Mrs. I-Han}< Roco an
Saturday afternoon 8Udihome.De family and~ Mg w g Mrs.Hf g g g
A. A. Anderson and son,an of S ra e oi' Si ney,owa spunldMrs.C.B.Bunn and|'I'ekamah, were down Sunday aft-\ sgdgf; at the U. S. Reeves homo
.Southem were 'I'hurs-emma at the F. Muller home and at De Sow last Sunday.uns vmitora at the OPa1\MfS» Anderson returned to 'Teka-\,____...¢....;....nllffif.
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Campbell, Trips to
|a k Repairs
usen Lbr. Co., Sup-
burrum. |¢uAu ev ening.
20.00 Mr. axMr. and Mm mum miter and Raymondnn;-2 nan and father, wang- Pnl: 'ww-IQBY evepmr. ma uri Neil 'I'holl\D00ll 1-.1`I.'.'I.°'i"a.`I.2».m.f far nf§`§u`i.`i§-|¢'Z§n. &¢§Ii"iB§`}]n§|§£ ;.. El'Y0d\UnE|!'°eIIndbabyofBlair,spent Fridaynight at the Earl Thompson home.
Sunday visitors at the F.E.
Fletcher home were Mr. and Mm
Chas. Hovendlck-and Howard, Mr.
and Hrs. Eddie Fletcher and Del-
bert, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Nelson
of Hooper.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hovendick,
Ivan and Lura,Mr.and Mrs.1 -..u,.......|a.»\..ma rhlldren
. ......... .....,,,..... .-. _._ ,, ,,eral weeks.He returned home on
Sunday, much improved.Mrs. Alfred Willmnson retumed
from Mo.Sunday nfter spending
four weeks with relatives there.
Hex brother, Jack Craven return-
ed with her.I Mrs. Ed Nonnlmxker entertain-
ed the Whatsoever Club Thursday.
Guests were Mrs. Geo. Colley and
.|¢.mLr¢n M m Fred Plume.
1 t ; Th 8 ; l X \ E 2 i ; f r f l\ u VE 8 ' a f ml plies
which the mnny friends of the,Ciq,y of Blair, Currentymmg couple came torerpind them.p,ed D ,Weber,Supplies
that xt was ehnnvnn tame.Mr.|for Poor
and Mrs.Jacobs went to house-Farmers Elevator, goal !orheepmg an the groonfs farm near Poor
§°edaing'm;f > wi lmf,°N§l'°£.': Farmers Gr. a Lbr. C°'» °°'
vim an Brlde's brother, wi umm for PoorJensen and lnmily.F»=f;gff¢Hardware,Sup~
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family.were M1
24.41
56,30
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l l l l i r l l l u u L w u c n u u n e n : m uC r o w n o f F L C a I h o u n , L § I " " § " t f 'o f M r .a n d M r s .C l y d e a £ £ ; ; 1 g a n " v} ` { `r L " ` i . ` 1 i i d 5 é '¢ i " ` fve § é H . " 'g e t s ni<
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m t h t h e G e o .E n y e a r w .52 s e n e S u n d a y a f t e r n o o n a t .t h e p a r e n t a l .w e a r » - ;
O t h e r d t e r n o o n m i m r s 1 T ° * " ' m * " 'h o s p n t a l M o n d a y w h a v e R . R . P e a r c e h o m e b y t r a d
r .a n d M r s .A l f r e d F e e r ' "".f£'3"E""r < § r n o vf 3 ., H ° f. . '? " " S ' 2 "M i s s E l e a n o r I i x o n s p e n t t h e \M r s .
ee weather you will hava
good looking clothes to
you will save money,boo,
ling at the Fashion Center.
Clara Thomas, mother of
A. Hillman and Mrs. Wil-
10.36
9.00
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.
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'mm ncrvnnIt§I for llnf vnnr 'Fha nrniuvl Grace Ray Sunday fol'mnne l Er
ve r ,v l o l a w n o a u e n u s r e x a m a n; ; » g { = = < = = f~ r »M r s .H e l e n P h e l p s o f s c h o o l a n d s t a y s a t t h e h o m e o f g g g l a t t h e p a r e n t a l ,A .E
n h o m e ,r e t u r n i n g t o h e rE t h e l V a u g h n s p e n t S a t u r d a y l D " _ h : ' § k ° { '1" *i s d l o o k i n g d t e r g f s c h o o l w o r k a t L i n c o l n S u n d a y .
a n d S u n d a y w i t h h e r g r a n d p a n m o r a o m e u t y e s i s w e e l M r . a n d M m T .L . T u c k e r w e r e
E w i n g ! h i r .a n d M r s .B n E .C o l g a l s o r n r i i i l l l g r d ~ ~~ 1 E i i u n d a y ' = ' j , " g ° f r e a t s o f t h e i r s o n
n a x r . *r r r "a r r y a n a m i y .M r .a n d M r s .O p a l R e e v e s a n d i a n d M r s .H e n r y B e a r d £ 0 0 m a h a |M r .a n d M r s .E l m e r T h o n e w e r e
c h i l d r e n s p e n t , S u n d a y w i t h t h e i r S u n d a y f o r d i n n e r a n d t h e a f t -
p a r e n f . s ,M r .a n d M r s .U _. s e m o o n w i t h r e l a t i v e s a t t h e W . |
R r z e ve s ,w e s t 0 D e S o t o .A .F e r g u s o n a n d A .B .F e r g u s o n
T h e S e l f I m p r o v e m e n t C l u b m e t h o r m s .
Thursday supper guests of Mr. and
C. B. Bunn to work on their final karnah, were guests of' Ralph and' fr H I 1 ~
Mrs. J.
bur. be
Saturdx
the Jer
Council
hope i1
c ove ry .
\l:\ |_ r U KIf_\!.r;.l1L r_|.;\ fvx \ | | _l340.00 Thursday afternoon with Mrs.Mr. and Mrs. El: Bowden of 'I\z- "
r
came critically ill on last
ly night and was taken tomyEdmundson hospital in
.Bluffs that evening.No
ms been held for her re-
'f".-f'Sm1a1¥'1'2'Y2~»"°a; »#@"ff2=-1@.'1<i'»;f"fafs~"é-f@~»r h ~~SAL E ré i mc m Ilnhn Frankset, Rent.I Péiilfigum Stnfe. Suunlies fcHovendlck home mar Drum.Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jun mumMrs. A}'"\"1' Anderson and baby attended the baccalareate srvicespent Fnday and Saturday at at the Central U -Presbytedan
the puenml, Lars Peterson home.church of o m h Sunday,given
Mr.and Mm._Freeman_ Lofti€ for the March aduates of T':.1~
and son were Fnday evaumg vis-High.(iwrs at the Grandpa,Fletcher
a nnni un-vw-'-r.... .-.-. -I...PoorBy vmue of an executaon xssued John E Hansen Dep. Sherif
out of the County Court of Wash-|,..Expense & Mnleage""f"'2fiE'1'i"'& }§'Ef'I";'T'i'";.."'L'f.._§'f Halmquist Gr.&Lbr.co.,
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m m o f $ 6 4 5 . 7 0 a n d i : 1 t e r c s t , _ _ w h i c h , H P s f r d ° ' e n a n S e c - T r e a e
x e c u t i o n I h a v e l e v i e d o n t h l l ;° ; ' : : _ m B u r z i l ;'°'
a l l o w i n g g o o d s a n d c h a t t e l s ,a s §me g o o d s a n d p r o p e r t y o f t,!1e B ' h ; ;3 0 *H o u g h t o n ,C a n e
a i d d e f o n d z m t ,A n t o n T .K r u s e ,1 ;B P r i n t i n g C o A p p e a r
J - w i t :-ance Docket, Fee Book1200 bushels of qgrn 1:1 cnb.:Wm Kelly, Salary
rhioh I_fvi_¥l ~';><13<g§<; at_pubI.icsalo, J.E Marks 5, Sons, Sup-
e"`B R E W S TE R B I TS
Mr.and Mrs.Loume Haven-dick and son moved last week totheir new home near Orum.Mr: __If»ir. and Mm Clyde Englert of lasoline°""|"""` "' "" ""' - '"' '°",1'f' Supper and evening gueau'clubs of the county wlll hold t en M md lin. om mmm m-°°,;','°"i°"""""° mi pmgnm Tun- .Ji Mn. 1-'mm Lym at 4rll1,lngmn .§'"1% HIT... »?...?.."`{2|Mr. ind llrs. ma Ray 1 5 uallons mdMH e H o v e n d i c k n n d 1 1 e l < a m a n ,w e r e : a u n u a y vl s u o r a u n .a n r s .-H .._._; I . .L man i l n Y n v n n n l M P R m h U ' n Y t ' §D R Y -lvan are now nvmg on me .wwe
plnae.».
Mrs. Mack Rosenbaum of Blair,
came Saturday to the Earl 'Thomp
son home to help care for MetaAnderson, who was very ill last.
week.Mr. and Mrs. Vick Skov mddi ldre n spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.and Mrs.Hana »Chris-
tianaeu.County Superintendent Mable
Marsh of Blair and Miss Balrnlge,
nate inspector from Lincoln, vis-ited the New England school on
Wednesday._Last Thursday afternoon a mls-oellaneous shower was given atthe home of Mr.and Mrs. Her-
man Spriek, by Mrs. Howard Cur~
lay and Mn. Wm. Sprick in honorox Mn. Bert Thompson.The aft-
ernoon was well spent at visiting
and games.A rocky road Oo mat-rimony was built for the bride m
follow which she did with greatsuccess, in gatherlug many beau-tiful and useful gina Mrs. Thorqv
ann was born and raised in this
community and therefore has ahost of friends and relntives who
wish her much joy and happi-
ness in her ,new home.At, a late
boar a very appetizing supper
was served alter which the guests. n .aa"..|-mi, pxmndimr cnnzntu-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Frazie s:
Mr.and Mrs.Chdstian Ande ll
sen, Arlene and Norma,Mr. an
Mrs. Arthur Andersen and ArdethMaywere Sunday guests at the
Bill Vogt home.Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Svogerson
and Christine and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Kracht spent Thursday evening at the Hana Svogerson home.
Mr. and Mrs.Fred Kracht left
for their home at Gregory, S. D.
Friday after spending d ten daywedding 'rip with Mrs..Kracht's
sister, Mrs. Alfred Svogerson and
other relatives.
Sunday aftemoon visitors at. the
.lim Nielsen home were Mr.andMrsTorvalAndersen,Mr.and
Mrs. Bob Andersen and families.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Smith andanim" were Sunday dinner guests
t the Harold Shaefer home in
Omaha.Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Svogerson
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Wrich drove to Decatur for Sun-
day dinner with Mr.and Mrs.
Ferdinand Wiese.Mr. and Mrs. Fritz JahnelspentSunday afternoon at the Bill Wid-
bern home.Mrs.Charles Reeh and Anna
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150.00
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i m a ' i s . "' T" " m T" " `I Frm''thead.ryone |vled w °""m-. and un. »'£Zi'1»m.'?.¥.wl
u pnd H Id -Hr. and Mn. Neil Burdlc ol|||¢||?'W¢d|,"d:y ;T,nB'|
|,_|!0|n|ha, and Mr. and Lin. Hugo
her gnu'Mn- Harvey Kmgh |Haa¢k of Blulr, were Sunday eve-south of g|||,_' ning vinlhn lt the Byron Bunn
J. 1.. G h 1| drivln s -'F'-§5d3v_5'5§..?;'£';=..".. 3 1 ?, a m ° ' " ' ".;::,%
F REo the highest bidder for cash ar 'f f Phe Anton T. Kruse place, located CPI;esM gf °°E,o W rk
orthwest of Telbasta.Nebraska,|,,,',__f_ rena,rn.0 a
Q ~Sé u thwe s t Qu a i te r o f s e c - ' M f g
ion 22 , to wn s h i p 19 , no r th r a n g e l Sen
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i a N i e l s e n ,M .D . ,P r o f
r vn c e s
-'1-110 \4|9 east, on the 2nd day of April,
1930, ar 10 o'clock A. M. to sat-isfy said execution and costs of
court.Dated the 19th day of March,
1930.
Maurice Mehmns,
Sheriff of Washington County,
9-Zt Nebraska,
D o n a ld E . Ra ve l
Pri sc illa Rho ad es
Alf o us S c h u lz - -
Do r i s Ti lde n - - --
R u t h E . V i g - - - - -
Ru th W id e ne r - - . ; -
E d d i e W o ltj e - -
n u n
n u n
a --¢»
Co mme rc i a l
Co lle g e P re p
Co mme r c i a l
- ~ - No r ma l
Co lle g e P re p
- - _ No r ma l
Ge ne ra l
Marguerite Ziegler - - - - General
1 .|,B y or d e r o f th e Co u n ty Co u r t
re n e wa l o f Mo th e r s Pens ion wa s
gr a n te d A n n a Boo c k a n d th e
Co u n ty Cle r k in stru c ted to d r a w
wa r r a n ts f o r Th i r ty -th r e e Do lla r s
a n d Th i r ty -th r e e c ents p e r m o n th
f o r s i x mo n th s b e g i n n i n g A p r i l 1,
1930,to p a y th e same.
Saturdgy _to honof hex:birthday
'fherkelsen and children, Mr.andMrs.Harvey Kmgh and children
of south of Blair.'
Mrs.Ed Ra m o f Blair, stayed
ning with Mr.and Mrs.B.E.
Colgan in Blair.
Sunday afternpon visitors with
(Continued from page one)
Nebraska Culvert &Mfg.
Co., RepairsGordon Rabe, Dragging 1
Tyson & Long Transfer Co.,
Tr. Culvert
Fred Flake, Labor
s.H. Neff,Labor
C.M.Spiker,Labor
Lloyd E. Spiker, Labor
Chas.Miller,Road 'Work
Jus. w. Nielsen, Road Work
Albert Proehnow, Labor
U. S. Reeves. Iabon
Amdt Hardware, Supplies
David W. Bell, M. D., Prof.
14.00
34.20
5.50
3.00
10.00
10.00
6.00
13.00
9.00
24 .oo
15.00
.80
spending the day with her.Fred Metzler was an afternoon
visitor and Mr. and Mrs.F. Mul-ler and baby were evening visit-
ora Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.
Clyde Metzlver.
Mrs.George Hain is proud to
nesday ~fmtil Satu~ay.
Loran, Clean and Hershel Lay-
rnan and families and a sister
1 :..
Pf>§§f,1x4§,§L1§T
Mrs. Amil York of Tekamsh, bornMonday.
The Service Seekers Class of
the Pleasant View Sunday school
have postponed their party with
the Misses Vera and Viva Mc-Cowan until March 28.
Mrs.F.Muller gnd son spent
STARTING THURSDAY, MARCH zo
' All Nebraska Can Sec and Hear the Supreme
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V A G A B C N D
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'enni= Kina -- Tenn'-rf# Mm-1'\nm»'
_4 |~'~=-
5
d
l
. ~_Mileage 197.70
Omaha Printing Co.,Sup-
plies 8.02
J.A.Peterson,Supplies
for Poor 20.00
Potadle Bros., Supplies for
Poor 50.55
Lloyd Samson, Draying 4.00
LAIR man GRADUATES |~' Poor~''`
FOR 1930 Mm Dick Stricklett Caring(c°riunu¢a from page one)'for Poorargaret Jenkins _ _ College Prep Mrs. Peter Stricklett, Caring
llred C. Jensen - - - Commerciull fur _PoorMaggne Staben Caring for~ussell Johns- - - ~ - - -General!Poor '
~nrathy Mae Kegler - - - Normal University Publishing co.~ae "°?;":';' ' ~ ~ ' ~ §°"°"1*~'
argare n e n ~ - - ~ - -orma~ward Lindstrom - College Prep J ; 2535; & Son, Supplies
~ichard Lippincott ~ ~ Commercial Wards Cash Store Supplieslizabeth Grace Love - - - Normal for Poor '
urtis M. Maynard -1 Vaughn Moats - -ary Isabelle Moore -
\ arian E. Nelson - -
ules P. Nielsen - -
sdeEne Nielsen - -
'ance A. Nielsen A -
..-.___
- - - General
College Prep
Colle Pregep- - - Normal;
College Prep
College Prep
- ~ - General
Wiese Chemical Products Co.,
|Mops
Woodruff Printing Co., Sup-
pliesElmer Wright, LaborRivet! Lbr. & Coal Co., Coal'for Poor
1 3. 15
60.00
20.50
19.00
6.20
65.24
62.08
425
5.0035.00
42.90
n n n ll "_
Ditlof Wolsmann's Service Station ~
Cor. Walker Ave. and Nebraska Street ~
With every purchase of a pairof B Batteries if
" " ' r ' 1 1|\ i 1 -'
i ¢ i s £? < ._ . p N i
1 ~I f m m s m i m
renewal of Mothers Pension was
granted Alpha Hurst and the
County Blerk instructed to draw
warrants for Tvmnty~six Dollars
and Sixty-dx cents per month for
six months beginning Ap dl 1,
1930, Lp pay the same.
On motion duly made and car-
ried,Ed Landers was appointed
Assessor for De Soto Pmcinct to
fill vaancy,all members voting
aye.On motion duly made and car-
ried,Guy Wallace was appointed
Road Overseer i n and for Road
District No. 22 to fill vacancy, all
members voting aye.
LELAWALA
High School Operetfa
The Leading Music Event of the Year
., u z c n
1 PRESERVER
-.>./.~.»SHOE STORE
no So. lszhs E Rv B, u<z°1 .m{4 >Ne ~r~ er
£ 7 r
\ \ \ \ \ \ \ l l l l l l l l l l l
./usfA N/CE DRIVE
\fo u r s
Q m m n z m ..-mn mmmmwm- Omaha. Neb.
le t us Conect Your Foot
Ills Na§\xre'a way
There is :zo Shoe like the
Arch Preserver.style plus
comfort.The foot comfort
stomformensndwomen.82
/
.A d ..New Hlgh School u ltorlum
Friday, Evening, March 2|
Curtain Rises at 8:15
/_7Matinee Thursday at 3:0 p. m., March 20
C a s t o f C h a r a c t e r s
Wo-ko-mo (Great Heart). --;1 --- - Alfred Jensen
Klo-lo-war (The Singer)------ Roy Christensen
Le-la-wa-la (Falling Waters)---- Dorothy Baxter.
Mar-pee-to-pah (Four Skies)---- Edwin Linstrom
Hin-to-la (Blue Hair) --- ---~-Margaret Badgerow
Shun-ge-la (The Fox)--- -----Edward Jenkins
Wa-coo-tay (The Shooter)- ---Clarence Sappenfield
Wan-yeca (The Firefly) -- - -----Mae Koopman
Na-pa-nee (The Brook)------Mary Moore
-E a g l e E y e ( A f a m o u s S c o u t )-----D e a n K i r n a n
--''| '_ |
W i t h e ve r y pu rc h as e o f a V e s t a St o ra g e
B a t t e r y
f ~
W i t h e ve ry Pu rc h as e o f a M oh a w k Ti re
012
.gn-..9Q:
0" 1 ~R
WitH every purchase of Five Gallons of Lub
rlcating Oil
Remember the Place
1r i
a
'1£lx¢`§1`é.""€J`I:&e `1»1é`J¢`1}£v'éd3."|Bk5§ng riplg
(rs.Soren Wolsmann1m r .a n n nanlffmriilif |]éi|}éd`i»h3. Wolnunn'||
llster,Mn.Nels Buehudt cele-,
~.b:atc her binhday last SaturdayMissSylvip Junglgluth,accom- night.pmied by Mxss sylw; K°nd5}e qf Mr. and Mrs. Alben Jensen nnd
Schuyler, ana Miss Naomi unear-ier of Carson, lows, who are stu-dent nurses at S!-. Joxph hospital
in Omaha visited at the HermanJungbluth home Sunday.
Mrs.Paul Jones,Mrs.Elmer
Jenéen auended a shower at theI
Phyllis spent Sunday afternoon atthe A- W. Nelson home.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jensen and
Mr. and Mrs.Nels Swanson 'andfamilieswereSunfayafternoon
callers t the Hans Svogsrson
home./home of Mrs.Max Klutz Fridayafwrnoon giwn in honor of Mrs.
Wrich.
John Marshall and Mrs.Harry'
Mr.and Mrs.Elmer Jensen.
Mr.and Mrs.Paul Jones andfamilywereguestsatagoose
dinner Saturday evening at the
Lilian! Jensen home.Sunday callers at the Herman.IungbluLh _home wgrg.Dir.and
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Hansen andfamilyspentSundayafternoonvisiting Mrs. Hansen's sister, Mrs.
Harland Jensen and family atArlington.'
The Albert Petersen family had
Sunday dinner at the WalterWachter home near Decatur.
A number of thnse from this
community helped Saturday after|r.oon and evening at the Dorcus
Tr. Culvert
Fred Flake, Labor
s.H. Neff,Labor
C.M.Spiker,Labor
Lloyd E. Spiker, Labor
Chas.Miller,Road 'Work
Jus. w. Nielsen, Road Work
Albert Proehnow, Labor
U. S. Reeves. Iabon
Amdt Hardware, Supplies
David W. Bell, M. D., Prof.
5.50
3.00
10.00
10.00
6.00
13.00
9.00
24 .oo
15.00
.80
Engdahl Top and Body Co.
Auto Tops and Bodies
"lf Engdahl Doa ff. In Done Rghl"
su-16-ls-zo Nath l8|.l\ SL Telqalmne AT5944
omAnA.NEBR.
Pf>§§f,1x4§,§L1§T
sLmH'r INCREASE IN x DMISSION
¥
STARTING THURSDAY, MARCH zo
' All Nebraska Can Sec and Hear the Supreme
Achievement of the Screen !r
"The -f
V A G A B C N D
K I N G "
W ITH
' e n n i =K i n a - -Tenn'-rf#Mm -1' \nm »'
-your fondest dreams are rea.
ized in the rnost gorgeous of ro-
mantic stories . . . filled with
the tiinderous throb of 2000
voices singing "Song of the Vag~
abonds" . . . blazoned with pei-<
fect natural color . . . bringing
you what you've always dxjeamedofPERFECTIONinE N
1'mn'rA1N:mN'r"
ALL 'I'»\LKiN/I ALL SINGING
Am , ' m cm ' ff : or, 0n rzf m m c "
~;pECl/\~["IDNIGHT QHOV\
xvsu .-J Y, MARCH 19 ~P L A N TO B E l N O M AH A O N T HI S D A TE
Julian Jringbluth and Mrs. Ida E.Junghluth of Dale, Mr. and Mrs.Wm.B.Golden and Miss Gillian
of Fremont.
Sunday guests a t the Paul
Jones home were Mr.and Mrs.
A. O. Hawkins of Arlington, Mr.and Mrs. Hnrye Tegt and children,
Mrs. Geo. Lamb and children, all
ot Fremont, and Lawrence Hanson
of Kennard.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jungbluth
and family and Mrs. Ida .lunghlubh
attended the Senior clBBs playqtTech high in Omaha Saturday in
which Kermit had a part.\Title,"Be Yourself".
Mr. and Mrs. FHM Braesch had
as guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Dornacker and family, Mr.
und Mrs.Fred Braesch,Helen,
Paul and Henry Braesch, all'
Benningum.Mr.and 'Mrs Cnas.Ben-y
Kennard, and Vernon Wager
Arlington, were dinner guestsg y home of Frank Brown Sun-
y,Mrs.Merritt Cook has been
very rick with the flu but issome better at this writing.
Mr.and Mrs.Frank Brown.
Mr.and Mrs.Charles Berry drove
of
ofof
at
well attended mid they netted a
satisfactory amount from their
supper.Mr. and Mrs.Soren Wolsmann
and children were Sunday dinner
guests at Mrs. Wolsmann's sister's
Mrs.Henry Clemens and family,
near Spiker.Mrs.Anna Carlson spent Sun-
day at the A. A. Kronbérg home.
Little Frederick Nelson, son ofMr. and Mrs. Fred Nelson, is ser-
iously ill with double pneumonia
at this writing.Mr.and Mrs.Harry Swanson
and family spent Friday night at
the Nels Swanson hom.Sunday aftemoon allers at the
Christ/offer Andersen home were
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Andersen.Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Svogerson
vidbed at the Albert Nelson home
Nesday evening.
Miss Helen Siert went to Oma-ha Monday morning where
she will attend business college.
Miss Margaret Linden did prac-
tice teaching at Brewster school
during the moving week st Blair
high school,
Mrs. Alfred Svogerson will cn-
tertnin the Dorcus Sewing Club nt
her hom: Snturdny afternoon.
Sl JOHNSON
AUCTIONEER
Blair,Nebraska
--See Us for Bookings--
Far Snles u Specialty Pho ne - Bla c k 4 5
J
six months beginning April 1,
1930, bg pay the same.
On motion duly made and car-
ried,Ed Landers was appointal
Assessor for De Soto P-Lcinct to
fi ll vacancy,all members voting
aye.On motion duly made and car-
ried,Guy Wallaw was appointed
Road Overseer in and for Road
DistHct No. 22 to fill vacangy, all
members voting aye.
Tr. Culvert
Fred Flake, Labor
s.H. Neff,Labor
C.M.Spiker,Labor
Lloyd E. Spiker, Labor
Chas.Miller,Road 'Work
Jus. w. Nielsen, Road Work
Albert Proehnow, Labor
U. S. Reeves. Iabon
Amdt Hardware, Supplies
David W. Bell, M. D., Prof.
5.50
3.00
10.00
10.00
6.00
13.00
9.00
24 .oo
15.00
.80
Engdahl Top and Body Co.
Auto Tops and Bodies
"lf Engdahl Doa ff. In Done Rghl"
su-16-ls-zo Nath l8|.l\ SL Telqalmne AT5944
omAnA.NEBR.
Pf>§§f,1x4§,§L1§T
sLmH'r INCREASE IN x DMISSION
¥
STARTING THURSDAY, MARCH zo
' All Nebraska Can Sec and Hear the Supreme
Achievement of the Screen !r
"The -f
V A G A B C N D
K I N G "
W ITH
' e n n i =K i n a - -Tenn'-rf#Mm -1' \nm »'
-your fondest dreams are rea.
ized in the rnost gorgeous of ro-
mantic stories . . . filled with
the tiinderous throb of 2000
voices singing "Song of the Vag~
abonds" . . . blazoned with pei-<
fect natural color . . . bringing
you what you've always dxjeamedofPERFECTIONinE N
1'mn'rA1N:mN'r"
ALL 'I'»\LKiN/I ALL SINGING
Am , ' m cm ' ff : or, 0n rzf m m c "
~;pECl/\~["IDNIGHT QHOV\
xvsu .-J Y, MARCH 19 ~P L A N TO B E l N O M AH A O N T HI S D A TE
Julian Jringbluth and Mrs. Ida E.Junghluth of Dale, Mr. and Mrs.Wm.B.Golden and Miss Gillian
of Fremont.
Sunday guests a t the Paul
Jones home were Mr.and Mrs.
A. O. Hawkins of Arlington, Mr.and Mrs. Hnrye Tegt and children,
Mrs. Geo. Lamb and children, all
ot Fremont, and Lawrence Hanson
of Kennard.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jungbluth
and family and Mrs. Ida .lunghlubh
attended the Senior clBBs playqtTech high in Omaha Saturday in
which Kermit had a part.\Title,"Be Yourself".
Mr. and Mrs. FHM Braesch had
as guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Dornacker and family, Mr.
und Mrs.Fred Braesch,Helen,
Paul and Henry Braesch, all'
Benningum.Mr.and 'Mrs Cnas.Ben-y
Kennard, and Vernon Wager
Arlington, were dinner guestsg y home of Frank Brown Sun-
y,Mrs.Merritt Cook has been
very rick with the flu but issome better at this writing.
Mr.and Mrs.Frank Brown.
Mr.and Mrs.Charles Berry drove
of
ofof
at
well attended mid they netted a
satisfactory amount from their
supper.Mr. and Mrs.Soren Wolsmann
and children were Sunday dinner
guests at Mrs. Wolsmann's sister's
Mrs.Henry Clemens and family,
near Spiker.Mrs.Anna Carlson spent Sun-
day at the A. A. Kronbérg home.
Little Frederick Nelson, son ofMr. and Mrs. Fred Nelson, is ser-
iously ill with double pneumonia
at this writing.Mr.and Mrs.Harry Swanson
and family spent Friday night at
the Nels Swanson hom.Sunday aftemoon allers at the
Christ/offer Andersen home were
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Andersen.Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Svogerson
vidbed at the Albert Nelson home
Nesday evening.
Miss Helen Siert went to Oma-ha Monday morning where
she will attend business college.
Miss Margaret Linden did prac-
tice teaching at Brewster school
during the moving week st Blair
high school,
Mrs. Alfred Svogerson will cn-
tertnin the Dorcus Sewing Club nt
her hom: Snturdny afternoon.
Sl JOHNSON
AUCTIONEER
Blair,Nebraska
--See Us for Bookings--
Far Snles u Specialty Pho ne - Bla c k 4 5
J
six months beginning April 1,
1930, bg pay the same.
On motion duly made and car-
ried,Ed Landers was appointal
Assessor for De Soto P-Lcinct to
fi ll vacancy,all members voting
aye.On motion duly made and car-
ried,Guy Wallaw was appointed
Road Overseer in and for Road
DistHct No. 22 to fill vacangy, all
members voting aye.
n`E§f»2i "<`iii`é"&a11§1§12§=§i5j'T-- ------v ima Hansen
Captain Bliss _(Lq\§g of Mqbel):-- . j ' _ - § 0 ; f ~
Clarinda Bond (Who admirestne sergeant)rnsclua nnoaues
Sergeant Bilks (Who admireshimself)-- .- Charles Eliassen
Lord Tatler (Who admires witticisms)- - -- - Jules Nielsen
Chorus of Indian hunters,soldiers, maidens.
Scenes 1 and 2, Indian village on bank of Niggara River
Indian camp (The next morning)
G e n e r a l A d m i s s i o n I