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Section One Pages 1 to 8

ASKA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1946.

HOUSE IS BOUGHT T"I R' d " BY FRANK BAKERS ral er ea y TRAILER QUA T~RS Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Reuter HELP SqLV H/iIlUSE ,asketball Event last week sold their hou'e at 319 SHORtAGE ROBLEM w('~l .first to Mr. and Mrs. Frank In N ar Future ------t TH~ annual ben fit ball Janu~ Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hansen, A CURRENT carloon Pictures Is Polio Benefit ary 30 to cd ribute to th(' in who Jived In the Reuter house, Most of U its Are Moved a littld log ho~s(' on top of fight against poll will be sup- moved ~ Council Bluff$, where 1he world With these popUlar ~kota Wesleyan to Meet plcmC'nted this ar In Wayne Mr Han en has employment The To North Wayne Site words "Be it ev('I' so humble, ¥ l College and Oakland 10 by H doublc~hel4( r basketball On Inacti e List. I Bakers lan to move to the prop- For W Veterans. thC'r(' is no Plac('~ ltkf' hom('." g-amc at the muh Ipal auditor- I ('rty Feb uary 1. The Gcorge,Wlt- Acute hou~mf sho tage has giv- Play High School. drlve for clothiI(ig nC'C'(1C'd ur-Ilum FebrUiary 12, t ~ appropri,. Twentyflv(, hono ble discharges mers, wi 0 held a farm sale recent- Twf'nty-four of the lr,lllpr<, 1)('- rn emphasis to 1h familiar re- 4rhe first basketball doUble h(,'ld~ gc tly m war-destr

~~ ~e~~ ~~~g~~sYn~nw~~en,~n~~~~ ~~fn b~~~f~fR~h~ n~o~~~~e~~; ~~~~~~~oa~a~;:rth ~~~d~f ~e~f~~: ~~~e~:c~ti~~r~~tt~~eB;~~~~'f~~ ~%~lS~:I~~)~cfl~J1 f~~c\ ~~\~~,a~~, ~;~'~ ~~~~~t~~~~tegt~:~J~~e orlO1Jv~~~ r :;.~e l~H~~~Cl~:;~}~tdl~~r~~,; ~~;~~~ ha charge of the. local collectIOn.,' of the college's j ustrial arts DougJas :Russell, ayne, Re bcn Mrs. L M. Owen. I" west of thC' co lege Eight came same trying boat Introduction f nd. Waynf' high school meet'; M s. Geo. Sceck is ci1airman of the department, says: "What better· Weiher, Salt LakC], Ray Ande en, ----t-.------Tm·s"day and 1; were brought last of trailers, borro cd from the' akland high at 710. The Waynf' co mittee. ThE' club rooms 10 the way can one spc d an evening WIOSldc, Marcel It ng, Wakef eld, L "' E wC'ck. ThrC'(' lOre arc to comf' governmenlt, prom ses some 10- c liege tpam will play the colorful au itorlum Will be lopen all day watchlllg our hoy play, so that Joe Smolski, jr, aynC', E win Offlcm!s h0l10 0 havC' some of the cal rellef. Wayne'sl quota has ,ikot'l WC'splyan team 'of Mllchf'lt Pll~ JC'nl~ins, 'eglon to reet a~d Fr day' nnd Saturday thiS week. r others can walk?' As reported Spllttgerhcr. ' Ed. ) house'S ready f( r oCC'Ul1aney hy the begun to arri\'e, the houses a R 30. The \Vcskyan b,lskl,tuall anlzatlOns and iljldlVlduals arel elsc""ht're in ttl> ay's Herald, Carroll, Lljmlf Svc c, West Pint, New Fla'g Pole fIrst of next eek. Nul(' vf'!crnns arC' l){'Jn~ put mto ~hape for usC'. .1lnls arc he::Jdf'U hy a cl'nter who cd to leave clothllpg or bl'ddlng'l top-notch ~eams 111 take part, Lcstcr Foll~ers, 0 mond, Ho ard have already 1 qUlred about rcnt- The trailers are ~ported COm- i. 6 fget 10 Inchf's. 0 money .... h1chl caJn be used for and re~1 rxampl 13 of Gxpett Sununprs, Norfolk, R;llph Miler, 109 ttai!l:'fs. fortablc and pos essed of all All gale rf'cPlpb wlll bp turn('(l pu 'hase of veg¢tablcs for \'var hall tossing Will lw scen. The Wayne. ,Joe Bra dl, Coleridge,. •• Somc ref/dir l1a\'(' to lJp made nrccssary conven' nces. They 0 '£'r to thp pollo fund, 50 pf'r Cf'nt Vl tlms. JOY of thl' ga~e ill be wond('r- Duncan McQulstan ppnder, C y.dc Flight Training Proposal Is and the buddl gs Will 1)(' cleaned WIll satisfy the rlemands of whlch \\.111 I('maln wl!hm thl'i - pel-i o( articles w,tnted arc' fully accentuated hy thc joy of nlr~], Prnd.('r. Donald QU1~~r 111- Presented to Post at hdorc thry Will hf'rpady It IS not many <;mall sold~cr famllJ{'s rf'[l for, local u<;('. Co ItS. SUitS. tl'Ousprs, skirts. dress~ hC'lpmg a mOst orlhy C'flUSC'. ~,Ir.h, .lul1us Oll)('rr! n~, Rd.~ Iph, Meetin Here. Ilk01y that th 0xlorJol's can be The shortage ha~ dused n. !>hflrp Roth tjl(' C'ollC'g'(' Rnd hlgh ,<;r!ll)()! es, shirts, ho~l', nllttens, undcr- The nudltrtnum ~l auld be pacJ<- S(otllr'Thompson, ayn{', 0 rt g pamt~n until 11Icr. rlsr' In llropcrly 'alur's. many Ilrl",r' gr,',\r"'I"'l(".',.',\n'~"o~;rth'~:hr,.,h,e",' ghHo'rl~"'1 w r ~hocs galoshe {)\Pl'shoes ('(1 hv hasketball fans l!':lger to Rutkdgf', Eally, Id., crart-nedel Trwln Scars posl of the Ameri- Thlr utIlity IUllrllng has arn\cd hl'lng fnn'pel to hly to ~PCUII' ''--, V> ru b~l';. paJ~mas, m~htgOwn~, knltl banl~h thrl pollo cOluge. PfC'lffer, Hosl~ms, ole Hag;l,.m , rfln Legion will preel a flag pole at and IS in plac . In the movmg. pl,lC'r''' 10 11\(' tTl satlsfl('d np~ wl1J b(' an , bcd-I' __ ---+- -I'- _~ _ ~~~~hl~~~o N~ho~a:' l~' ;;,~\~ ~n: t~e solnicn;' and sailors' plot at some of th~ fl turc's \\.('1"(1' frozpn nm~:;rlho"ul~~"noea~o~ tbcu~/tt Until ~tO;;~l~e;\;.\i~~~ OffiCials wllI donate dl g. qUilts, blan~ets, sheds. Plecel ·c I J.r ' 'I 'IV Grecnwood cemetery, accordmg to and brokl'n an ncw ('qUlp01cnt lS .,~..~ P ~Ie ~~~~ ~~ n:r~~t a~o)sc~, ne1·m~ e~'e- ~_~--+---- g s. remnants and draperies. FI I. dc-elsion made last Wednesday bemg sent fro 1 SIOUX CIty. ThC' _ "V.'hat bel tel' Way can one spend A ythmg w'earablb or usable by in-I UDera ~ rVlce ~ M't>n w~o have r (,~hjeli~1the nlng when 25 ~ct at warne ~Ity ~~~~d~~eW~latS ronWh?~h ~:~"ne~~:~ WR 'sOd t ~~a~\'~~l~~h~l~nc~Vnatc~.la~~~.~r ~~~~ fa l5, children. men or ""omen lsi II reserve corl)8 ar: Norbert 01- hall. The pole IS to be p ace In ayne e I en Ii' r R d S 1 ne oed. Shoes should be tIed 10- Held at l Carro herding. Randolph, Darrell H rM- the nea!' future, and the flag Will g~PC'~~~~ri~hnec;l P;nS~~nen:~~~k n~~~ 1*fli~;al, ~\~(~o~S dO~~1~~~r;;r'h~c~;nc;~~ ge her in pairs. IjiCmS that alC notl son, 'A'ayne, John 'Connor, w- be furmshed ~y the, government. I b B SI dl ho ~"1 _oach n. A S[l('C'(''', Wayne 11,~11 de Ired aIL' straw hats. toys, fcath- __ . G Id B 'k W Frank Heine IS chairman of the P urn mg as . an ey, W D"les 0rna ha c, castle .Nd e ner ne, ·tt· h was helpmg w'th thiS, undt'rwcnt oach who Will hav,. a 10am play- er beds. plllm...·s, mattl'('ssl'S, novcl~ A. E. Burress asses Away LC'-on'Meyer, Way e, H~rV~Y~po- comml ee m c arge.. . an operatIOn onday I g and who Will glVP JIIS servic('s t1 sand houscholtl furlllshll1gs. B· t~ II· , d II \Vmslde A proposal to offer fJig-ht tram- CouncJlmen H. Brugger and • in offlCliltlllg at lh('- r'Ollegc gamf', n\ Poland alonC'l10,OOO nrc dYlngl In ealtnce 0 oWing °O'ffIcers who ar now on I ac- ing-, at Wayne .airport under the GI Herman Sund ere m Carroll Mon- Mrs. Margar t e~orney Rites Say!>,~he ''I'm sure that I sppak for all ea Irmonth becaukf' they lack food, Lqng III ness. th e duty HrC' Dr Gordon Sh pe, bill was explamed by Beverly Can- day to huy gO\.ernmpnt g-rain Are Condu Monday young mpn who are~twill be playing iu I and warm e(olhm,,: In Ihpi Funeral ,hvwes' "cr" conducled WHyne, Harold oehe, WalYne, nm7· Sueh inslruelwnap~roval.WIll he of- bwldm" whirl will he moved (0 Al Chap IiHere. -Nhen I :"i<:lY that we~r happy P 11lpPlll('S people need dothmg 101 at Carroll I\-f,ethodj't~1 chLITch, Mon- Jilek Davenport, ahforlllia" l-Ier- fer:d If CAA gives Its the sHe and Il\erted to a laun- to do all we can this worthy pI' lect them froti tropical sun. Itli da" Janw.L1Y or Albert Earl hert Temme, Way e, Walter Mar-Wis~ 1he matter of establishing a vet- d r~etltmg Mrs Margaret II rney, 77,~1 rf'si- §lllSP." Coach J. H. Mornson. al oountr1('S that fplt the dE'struc-1 Bu"l:rC'ss. agcid for~('rlY;)S' rars. 1() months 1('ns, Waynp. Joh McGuirq, crans'stl~l recreation room in Wayne nf t p tUll10rS will be in dent of Wajlr1jCpac:;s~dmol' than\Vednes~quar- hose coll('g-p cagrrs arc glvmg ~ti n of war, clothmg IS a funda-I and 10 days, of Carroll, Ill'r, LeonHrd Mar ns, Wayue"Sed~rtjerg,Ed. IS unde:~ctJon.consideratIOn With no chargecolle~e.or PI' f. C. II. Lmdahl of tt'r cC'ntur-y. laway heir he!>t g.;1O(' Lo\'(" D Iph Gnffllhr:'~cgI er, nn the dhve chairman, K. N. Parke. sang "Some Day" a d "In the IMarch on the committC'e are Supt. h me wpr(' dC'strotyeQ by fire, you'd L n,n IS antI Fre nk The campaign will contIllue until Home ednesday, den." Comntuttal j followed at jstuart Ball('r and Coach Morrison. gl'c from your hOl)schoJd to helpi for trw ntes. ~rs. ~oscoe Jon (- e Poll Here the middle of FC'bruary. Greenwood cemete y Pallbearers III start over ag•.m T,hollsandsl ('(~~~pa~~e~l ;~;~l: '~I~~~~)~aC'~~~~ ~~t~~ s De5ir~d Dates for da~ecs to be spomor- were L. B. MoClure, Hennan Lund- P "SI a d thoUJsands of Imllghbol's In oth- i;C't~'sC'n Kl'lll ~h ;,ddl(" Chnrlrs • cd by'the LegIOn dunng several herg, W. S. Bressle I M. L. Ringer, I asses In eep rr coUntrIes are' dC'stltul0. Wlt~h ,~ unity. I months to come were approved by Paul Mines and H. B. Craven I t th n" PQSS~SSIOI1~ burned. InotC'd or w~\tun;;; ~~~I I;-'~u~~e~)s~~:~<;~~;f M arc trYing to . nn I uey BU!rress \V'iS born for it hIgh school graduate ('ntC'r- Kcrf(' and MISS Dolore.s McNatt Margan't Jane She was I urs ay Ig t J:e Ulld their ~lVf'~. lit IS WIIltpr no ~~~H.a Grn~ltlY~ Ta!YIOl: 'cou~tY, la, 109 a te'ac!1prs C( liege, mdlvl~Jualt comprise the da.nc~ ,committee. born Septertlqer 14~1868' at Brald- a d they haw nothinf{ to WCar bu M' f - lRH7 A~ II (' age' of ~I', contC'sts ann cam prOjeCJWf'r~ High sch~ol girls srxt('t,1 dlrect~ wood. Ill. With he mother, two I ~~ th cJothf's on thl.llrlbacks. In mo;ti YC:~~~ 1 t;~ mo\'C'd ~lt~ hIs parent; prefr'rrpo In thr rder na e~ by ed by Miss ~cNatt, who is a mem- sisters and four br hers she mov- Rites for H. J. Nuernberger ~lothmg \~ D('~iham, lak~ ca f'$ It IS the sail\('d~lY they to LI wh('re they rf'sided KFl-vanmns m a q C'stlOnnal C ~ll:& ber of the Legion, sang. ed to HoldI1C'ge, Ne ., In 1885. Her I Are Conducted Sunday w rn day In and out forpat~hth until 19()O whr'n they mowcl to f'n Monday hy Su t. Stuart, ,.. • A report~p\dbf theWinfiid~county Legion marnage to Jamefi . Horney took I At Wak f· Id past SIX years They VC' been Bcldpn Hnd latetl tn CHI roll and chfurman of the c mrnittee Orj vol meeting at January place July 16,11907. t f' e Ie • ed ,and repatch('o untli now they re Randol h. As fir! lOfant dC'ceased catlOnRI guidance and boy' Iand 10 was glVen by Mr Heme The Homeys We t to ~hreve- H. J 1.,r bf:'rger: resident of uern w d.rm~.llttle more than shr('ddp( P f tIl girls' work I A district executive committee port, La, in 1911 a~ cam~ m 1918 ~hls V~cinli~y for 63 ye~rs, pass~d ra s, !vfijney can't buy n('w outfit.j was stricken WIth In an 1 e para - Th . 'tt e~k d I nh m~ meeting was held at Laurel Janu- to Wayne where de e-aseds ~roth- away m hiS sJr>ep at hiS home in In thNt" lands, so people who real ySIS (> comml e sec ull 'jOe ar 18 cr, J E. Hufford, r~lded. This has "I(\'akefleld Thursday evemng, Jan- I took thr brunt of the war hay, Aft('r the deat!) of hIS fathcr In hers to 1Ist the p Jects m ih¢- 01'- y. . .. b th f 1 h slneP M y thO ttl II 1907 (!r'ceascd motelc hIS homp WIth d0r of lIwll' prC'fcJ1f'ncc so H~1'lt tIl(' A state Le!=:'lOn meetmg IS to be ecn e ami y me", . r. uary 17, aged 76 years, 3 months ~Inc~~g warm 0 le p If'm It'SlS h;s tlrotbe; and Islster. John and commlltt'r mIght k gUided by lhe held in Grand 1<;land soon and IIornry ched herr Ja.jnuary 21,1941. and 2 na!t's. Mr. Nuernberger.'had' n Rand()I~)h [ormuI~tlng reco~, ~en- If'aV~dS "In" th n,"m" "r h"m,'n,'y w", 1\<1, nCill' for !lbout 1\.'\.0 0p1l110n JTl Wayne will likely he rf'pres/'nted. Mrs. Horney a son, Janws rccpived trf'ntmcnt in a:S:i9:uX City ~ cl" ll\'~'dII ~ _ _ _~______Horney of.J~sephin,IInusl n, TexaF:, a ho.spllal about three weeks and re. m sl yspar(' what \',C' ('an of out yl'HrS HC' ttli'll wl1h hiS hroth- (j,tllOns 1 daughter, Mrs. AL Iiturnerl hQm(' Tursday last weck pl nt . E\prythlhg 1<; tlf'('dpd H~ er, Phll1p. ,<11 Cillrroll. until 1?1R, H.C'g,trrlJng sum c'r plflY round, Mrmken of Seattle \Vash, three Funeral ntpS were conductcd garm('nt~ RI t OEfl"eers a~t~ w r-desll"O\-C'd '<10r1s· 'h(' whrn hi' C'nll,)pd, H 110nw at D(',l- tIlE' commlt1ee su W'sts c olPt-ra- ee ec grandchl1drcn and Off' great granrl- Sunday moon at 2.30 from the y u c~n S[ldlt' Will[ {'an 11f(' rrnf.! tncC', \\1)('1'0 h(' III\pd since flOn \\lth other J al groups nl~w~- I J child She IS sun \ed by three Prcshyterh.n church in Wakefield, se f-re~pecl to thase who receive Drcl'Hsed wa!'; rprf'ccdpc! m clr ,lIh port of summer fJ ayground a¢tlvI- Mr. anq M ~ Spenccr J nes of hrothers. DaVid of Colorado with rte\'~ Chas. RRbenberg offI~ 1 suggl"~ted For County Fal"r M~ic t em."1 by hIS par('nts, or1f' SIster, 1(1,1 %lnl- tH'S The s('hol8rshlp Norfolk, resl ents of Carr II for SPllngS, John E Omaha, dod clatmg lodge conductf'd mer. and a 1Jrot~('r. Pcrlr'y M lfr> would 11(' one e~rlh yC'ar to help milny years. bSNved thl'lr 'olden George of Hastmgsi cornlmtta1 at Wakefield cf'metery IS SUr'vIVl'rl bv fn'f !Jrothrr~ Frank somp \\-°r 1h y st dPht go on to Plan for Holding Festival weddJng nnm ers,lry Weld ("sd<1y, Mrs Horney wa a mC'mher of \.\lth Hypse mortuary in c1l1lrge. a ~ro (If JJo)yokr, Coln~, j"rf'd and Philip tracllf'l's co!lPg(' A~ to tndlVJdwll January In, Jy entertatnln at a tll(' PresbytC'r1s were conductC'd of (Hrrall. Memorial park. and RollIe W IPy tr asurer Darwm J ne of SalIda, Col), and Mrs john Hufford 1', and Mr and el nhprgrr attrnded Nebraska nor- T 0Rd y, January IS, at LlIlcoln, Aft-('r th£" s('~vlc('s luncheon was Girls' sextet fr the city sch ~ }fIve of the 15 ~dlrec aI's arc nam- Mr ¢Ind Mr. Alfred Tho as of Mrs Harold Huffor and Kenneth ,mal collE;'gr> at Wayne. f I' Le oy KlIlg, ag('d 71 years, 6 set'ved In r('l,ltlves and fnpnds by sang "Into the Ight" a.nq "LcxPk cd each year Carl right, RL ncar WIn Ide of Omaha Mrs onken, 'J. 0 Mr NW'l'nbergE'r and MIS:S Anna 0111 hand 7 days. formerly of Mrs rtol)('rt Gprilmf'll, Mrs E. L. Ifor 1he Sliver LI lng." In t e SCPC- Larson, C H Morns land Wm Pe~ An ann ver ary gectmg wns sung IIorncy and John I Hufford sr, E Roost WE're marrtrd at the lat~ C 1'1'01, who conductC'd a drug and Pr,'Hsnn and Md.<; Charll's WhJl- Itet, directed by iss Dolot Mc- tel's were reele9ted·tl. Bahe was beforc th d nner Wltb Mr and came Sunday and Uhc re'st of the ter's homr nE'ar Jackson, April 22. j wl1'lr store thC're from Jun¢, nf'y, at the homo of Charlcs Whlt- ,Nalt, arc Lavon e ~nge, Cleone c~osen director .to s cceed ~rnest Mrs. Jone' fo ]the family gat,hC'rmg folks arnved Mond~y All left to 1896. 'I11U couple lived on a fann 1 09, ~ntil January, 1929 He paS$~ n('y. IHeme, Aletha 'ue er, nnptta Blchel who dechned he office.. were: Mr a Mrs Danvm .Jones, return to their homes Monday ev('- in Wa}nrl county un1l1 190R whf'n c aw*y at the home of hiS son, ------"-- ~ - INelson LJia Bra m rand Ange- Plans are to hold the festival Robe-ttn nd ~~wald of Salida, Mr. nIng i they mO\jrd to Wakefield, their nne~h SI~ckman, Wm~ ~~~ L. King In Lmcoln, Janu- S "I·· Ilil1!e WI h artlyn B1r¢l- ne.xt.fatl. the week after the state and Mrs. Al ned Thomas of . homE'slnqc. a yL¢R~y12) llstalD DJUrleS m,ln accompanistl fair m LlIlcoln. side, Mr. wd Mrs E. 0. DaVIS and SId"' D Mr NUil'rnberg-er joined the First King, SOIn of Mdl'!in V. I With Wm BCClkcmhauer lcadrr H. B. Craven wasl chosen dele- Mr. and rs E. W. DaVIS of Car- 0 Ifr owns Presbytenan church in Wakefield. * * * a afO~'S~rah B. King, was horn at Wh if'~ar Sk"d and Prof. RusseliAn~ersonsa~g acqo~- ga.te and~mcolnPhil DammihJan~arYalternate ~3to roll, Mrs. E. E. Jones of Emerson, Novemher 11, 1910, and had h(>('n A lot ofl monl'y JlS !Jp('n lurne'd B Ia, ,Tunc 19, lR71 Mr. en IS Ipa,nlst, the group "Ruilddrs," -he in 22 and Ia., T. T. M !"TIS and Mrs. H. H Wh"I" II an actrv0 and faithf,ul member Into til£' hly thr clst f;cw years ing oved wI1h hIS parpnts at "Drmk to Me 0 ly, with Thlhe to attend the meelm4 of state fair Fre{'land)f f('st Pomt, Mrs. Edd I e 10 ta y through the years. He was a mern- from OC:l la)(-ndd n lOll';. The fl· tea of 11 years to Gcnev~l, 'Eyes" and "Wu kinr on de Rail- managers and of thG state board Buehler, Mrs Ray Lyslpr al'ld Mr. ,ber'of Cormthian lodge No. 83. A. nnncml I' cord of thE' elt~ is good. b., herc he received his early Wayne Folks Hurt Saturday road" I of agriculture. Both Iwent ~s al-so and Mrs. ~y on Jones of Rep Oak, ~1 F. & A. M., Haggai chapter No. 39 LlttlC' mn (' th,w 20 year,s ago the s hool g. He was graduated from In Auto~Truck Collision The past year's achlcvemert did AI.. Bahe. RepntsentatIves of la., Mrs. Al. ShlPI?cr of Malvern, Pvt. Glenn Sta leton Loses of Royal lArch Masons, Damascus ere bondd1 1 d('b~('dnf'ss. due to pav- ilaln Park phannacy collC'ge and Near Valley. cohlmlttec met Ilt Ithe lunchr(m cntertamment featurjc-s w. also Ia., Mr. a drs. Earl RotHer and Life While S rving in command11ry No. 20 of Knights ing. arno rttf'ct to nearly a million s a mltted to 'Practice as a I~- and adopted th~C4$ achievemeht III Lincoln and oppqrtumty was Leslie of (I folk_ 0 ' Templar f Norfo,lk, TangleI' tern- nollars 1t1, tho aurhltormm of c n~cdljdrugglst in 1903. Mr. Kn{g Mr. and Mrs GhFlrlf's L. Russell, Ireport for the ayne clUb. r given to book tale!1tlfor next fall. Mrs. E. O. avis, Mr. Jonr-s' sis· Army v~rseas. pIe of' th Shrine in C'maha. Mod- $15-,,000 Il d <1\ IdtlOn ot $17,000 'Was al$o a licensed optometnst a~d Mr and Mrs. Doluglas Russel1 and Bpsldes 43 me pel'S, guests 110-. I tel' and a ltondant a~ the wed- Pvl. GlenJ/t- Stap~ton of Ponca, ern Woodmen of America, Wake- ~il}ce add d, the 10lal now is $167,- j we-let. I son. Do~ald, of Waynf', wC're cut lelUded Otto Strat on of Pendlejtdn. To Present D~ama8 ding 50 y ar~ ago,. Mrf>. h E. J?ne~1 who was 191years ld January 21, field chalJler of Eastern Star and 000. Noth ng ~n that to groan over Dec~ased married Maud L. Ta.J;- and brUised, and E C. Russe'll of Ore, WIth W C. oryell, Lt.' Wrn At C 11..J T day Mr. Jones Sl ter-~n-Iaw, and! E. W waF; drowne-et In Ita y, accordmg to advisOIY ~ounci1 of DeMolay chap- * ** 1 I' at l't;eneva, March 19, 1903. 110 Oakland, and Nf'll Grimm of Kmgslon With C. MgcraveiMU- 0 eye 0 Davis, M s nes brother, arc the word comilng to hi father and' ter of W$yne. Mr. Nuemberger Council en "'hose terms E'xpire t is urt10n two children were bor :Wayne', escaped unhurt Saturday 10n Auker with fln E. If and Two dramas will fce present.ed only one. w (I attended the wed- ste-pmothrr, Mr. a d Mrs. Harry, was a member of DIxon county arf· Firs Ward, John Meister: ason,l V, who died at Supeno, afternoon whpn th~ car dnven by Stanley Gamble wi h Dr. Ictpr by mernbprs of colle e dram~hcs ding and ~ also present for the Stapleton Of Ponca. . fann bur~u, and fo~ .2.0 years he Second \ ard' A. HlSCOX; Third a the' age of 23 years and Ket Douglas Russel! failed to make a West. :I classes, I and II, un er the dlrec- golden a mv rsary. The StaphHons f nnerly ri'Slded was prE'S1 ent aHd dlrecto'r\ of ~he ",ard, L, R, cClare. Tenns of n th rJ. of ~inCOJn., - turn on ICy pavclment ncar Vall~y .Kiwanis educ' tio~ Com i1ltee, twn of MISS LenOre!Ramsey, thiS ~n the af ernoon ~ev: E.. ~. south of Cbrlcord. a d ]at("· mov.ed Natio:lal arm Loan associatIOn these me bp,rs of the $cnool board AS a! youn majn, deceased start, and collided hf'atlon With a gram With Urof. O. R. o..,,-en che i man, Thursday evemng, J nuary 24, at Brmkme r, ongr~gatlOnal mmls- to Concord Glenn,s~mothf'r pal-ised with QfflQC's in Wakefield. run out. aullMmes and Edw. Sey· e lin busin Sfi at Strong, 1Il 1903, truck from Fremont Mrs. Charles hap charge of next tponda' pro- 7:30, in the college udltorlUm. ter, TCne ed the weddmg vows. away several years ago. Deceased Deceas~d wa.:-. devoted to his mour. oV1in~ in une,11909, to Carroll. L. Russell was most sev('n~Jy hur~. gr$.m. I 'fThe Old Lady Shdws~l-Icr Med- Mrs. A. E ,rd hap .charge of the leRves flve'brothers Clifford, Kf'n- famlJy anrJ was active in the,com- helre Ihe condwtted a drug and The car did not turn over but It ------... --1- I als," by James M. B~rrle. a co~- guest boo. he ser1VlOg table ,,:as neth, Lee, ;Matthew and Lloyd, the munity. ~iS memory will long be j w¢,lrr store until January, 1929. was damaged C'onRiderably. WALTER BRtSLER bmation of comedy and pathos, ~s centered It a gold and white latter four! '-tho ha been m sen;- an inspIr tion to many, . @ethE!!nmovedtoNelson,andCOh_AlIwereablettDcorne home Sun~ I PURe AtE H I tSE the story of an old vfoman who IS cake bea III an a1lproprlate em- icc' one ~isiter D rothy. Who IS Mrs. ernberger died m 1938 havthe~, dt~l a drug &Od jewelry store day. I .. I B~ler,1'1. ashamed not to partcr~In (Con hIli d on 'Uf.{C Two) a Red CrOSs l1u;se. 'and a da ghter, Elfrieda Hensler, 936, leaving there to con· Douglas RURsell received hiS Jr. frlr. and Mrs. Iter the war. She makes her old Pvt. Stapleton ntered serviCt' died in 11941 Mr. Nuernberger ct jewelry store at Beaver honorable dlsch~rgc anO was re_ ., Pl~lrC'hased Hie OUse kt !4~O nics" jealous. Then her "son" Is Drive P ogresses last summ~r soon ter his gradu- Ileaves seven children, Wilfred of i'ty ttl 1942 He then went to turning aft(~r 14; months in Eu· v.:e~st eventh, whrre~thCY hav~ fte- brought to see her a d in the re-, 0 elp Victims atlOn froni' Ponca igh school. IKingfisher, Okla., Howard of New ml[: where he worked as a rope. The others had gone to Oma- Sl ed he past y~r, fr~m ,Mr · lationship mingle omedy and IKensmgtdn, Pa., Eldon of Clevc- I ll fL· atc er at the Lowell Jewelty ha to meet him $aturday. M.. O\jven. The ~res leI'S WIll ve- tragedy. In the end she has her In con ec 'on with the annual MUSIC gROVI ED jland, Mrl. Ella Norma Underhill n c until JUne, 1945, Sm"e --~------m m 1 the hous~., , I I medals. • . drive to ais funds wilh which to F 'R CH PEL HERE of Elgin, 11., Mrs. Mildred Carrier t a hc reSIded at lhe home Evening ~ourses IIJEnh_. The second,. "Red, ueen, WhIle help vlell s of m!?nlile paralysis, Prof. R s~el And rson led groupI of Honol lu, Mrs: Ledna Brt ,and f i' son, Kenneth, and worked Schoo 8 iLoOI~. Queen," an historlal, play, is the all school te cher~n Wayne coun- . .n alt colle convocation I Mrs. Est er Turney of Wakefield. t ch until his recent iIl- Offere at College Sheriff Hans ITietgen repOl!ts story about the first tNHe of Henry ty have ee contacted. In this ~ngldg I rningg Dr George There ar three, grandda1;Jghters Wayne State Teachers college thl:lt the door of' !he daycorflb Vln and of Ann Bol~yn:s a.ttempt way pa ron WIll. be SOliCIted ~:~k ax s1, 0 word on the screenl and four 'a{ldsons. Mr. Nuernber~ wlll offer Ievening courses with school, located a !rmle nor and!. a to get her out of Berry s lIfe and through ch ql pupils. AU clubs S. "La~gr .. "0 Gene ItYer also 1 aves two brothers, Adam classes medtmg nee or twice a roUe e:ast of WaYie, was b ken in away from the thro e.. h8:ve ~lso be tt co~tacted and cOn- f'!1" ,,~I e,~gol g~weet Son .. I :nd Loui. of Wakefield. a~d w~e~s mClu~e: trlbut~(,m ~sked ~rom ~~.o Matt~al: week to persons interested. Wives Hje school en ered som Members of the c stsJ~cquehne a e belDg vleve:.a~dlli:W Mater' Miss All th children ex¢epting Mrs. of veterans' or 0 hers. who ha,;e ag'p. The school h u hasR11> en \fa. Dona Rae JohnsQ ., orgaruza on., Henry E. Ley IS in s the a' ornpanist Stu.. ICarrier Honolulu, were present time to spare m, be mterested m cant for several ell s. I I: Planlenbe~g, Dolores Hlggms, Dor- chlirge. .' . f ~,ets the el wit their advisors ~fuJ; the d~s. Mrs, UntlerhiU's hU~- instruction Iin t ing, art, nutri~ I l- I othy Rodekohr, Lav e Buchanan, Mrs. C rIS TletgeJl;.chaIr:man 0 en. d .Iband an Howard's and Wilfred s lion and ot~er s bjects. Those who ~ ~s Reported prOVll1ll'bj' VirgInia Rool, Joan hem, Wand~ ticket sa d~lor the bl!l!;efit d~I1ce to rece1Ve,g.a es. ,wive~ we e also present. might like~eh ourses are asked ~. W. H. Ho q1.VQOd, yth'1 .. as Huelig" WarJten Call han and Gail y

I .' . I, i I j Ii * I i I~ '1·1 1111 , I ,, ! l'"1 :I '. NIt HERA D. WA~~ . BRASKA.TmmSDA ••JANVARY 24. 1941t. ------'-- inn~ R£~(jRn Wayne State Fifth '"'.hyne'11 II " Silver Wed iny WM: H GGINS SALE, Wayne P ep Wins I UN SUAL I l!~h'. m ,:=:.~~~t~:~or, Ani-' ~I"nor StUdent~ I". fOver Q ca TeEms Day I Observed ~m'ERY SUCCESS'FUL In Tektmah Ga>t'l,e.,.~ ADE BY NEBRr\SK4 tuJ, uwbnne anC;\ ~ Fted !\:nem.ph ", IG11 ames PIayed H gginp had a moSt SllC- -r Ne raska agency of the Connec- It'n)o~g . < l~ayne high as ,etban t~,'a'''. de- The silver wed ing Hnllivf'rsary ces fu s If near Hoskins. last W~~C- Prep -anlhers dc-re}t€d tleut IMulual Life .'Insurance com~ wCre the visitors in the I I 1 IN.... dH e cat d Pbnca he Tuesda., the of Mr. and Mrs. ,rnest Echten- We n da ,. Troutman btothers the Te amah q intet 34-29 at the pany ~as earned the firm's'organl~ IIi-I'd FI"~" orne SUnday. evening I' .e alue I e ih honor 'of title Irthduys of Mr. __ , Wildcats L,se to Midland irs team by 3 -1, and the econd kamp was obseirv€' Saturday with we . i cI ~lrgt'. Mr. and Mrs: Hig- game layed at Tekamah Mon ay zatior1 t pph f the th'ro consceu I And Hasti~gs During y 18-4. Wayn le~ at the h~lf in supper in the ho e of Mrs. Ech- gins ere in the Everett Lindsny .<,wnin . Thf' scdre at the half as tiye yc;r. ~h~: I~ th~ firAt tim; '.:t~d Ml.'S. F.ege., Luncheon WHS :'5. . omor·es Have Lar~.. e~t ~helfirst team!gane by j~t61 and tenkamp's uncle a d aunt, Mr. and home'n aync and the former 20-10 hi 1f>rep's qlvor. Morrison as such :a record has been made ira _.~_._._._serv~1. ..__._.~ '1', . ercentage of CIass Last Week..end. tn ~he second Itea game' ljlyl 8-2. Mrs. Jam~s Hank wh{'rl' the re- left F da for Fayette, Mo., whero high sdo~'er fo* Prep with 16 the c1_mpany's century of business, Wild~ats ~~, Alial~lO accor~ing ~ ..1 ~- I, In High Group. I Wayne lost to Midland pU.Ofl" was high, sf:b-rer for yne. ception was I'leld tfter the couple he bo gh land. Mrs. Higgins was points nnd lcored high for to a wire coming to Wm.. pla~ed and Ha:;tings cbllegcs in haskl'tball I. ~ were ml;lrricd 2~ ycars agoo. TI1C hC'rf' u til, Monday when she went Tekamah with 118\The Pant eI"S MCEa~en, district manager and h' :1 42 who on honor !roll ~~~t ~;~~:17~ n~~~l;'~~~~~s f~~~~rf'~~ ,~ccident ~U:~~~l~~p p~~~r ~i~~e Ih~n~VC'~~~ ~tl~~ I~U ~n:~~h f~~i1~~~hur :~~\n~irSidc ri:et;n~~'~~~alth:g~~~~S1~o~e~7; · Is Fatal a May re this Thurstlay T e;a"re inti: ayn£'· high school for firSlse-t~e . .' ,:mb r rep'....'ent 17 peHent of pncl'. ITHstin~~ If'ads thC' confi'r- "'r() s. :'L~ BroherO' social. timp: "il~ P-~~p--;.:t.;n~t>.(ls; S l-+'-C-+---- for tJ-le honor ('Hch Yf'ar. ay e~t :~h~:~~~ ;~~~i<;:; ';~ f'He!' with Midland, W('sl('yan find b With Mr. and rs. Ecl1tf'nkamp to €," a Found ------G I;,:tt: 21 I':' f 0 Pf'rll also Hlwnd of ·Waynf'. 'I'll(' 10-, ~ for 1he Sllp[wr Wf"(' Mr. and Mrs. cb~~~y ;~r~ -~'~'~l~ r~~~~d~n 1~nrC71~ irL VOSS SALE TUESDAY 1C€'~t! f freshmen, Wit.h Ilvel'llgU; of I C· St· d WAYNf cal team lind Kl'lI,rn{'v IiI'. anci ~dyne Stu! e t's ~r:.o~her Jamps Hank. Mr. and Mrs. Elray lowing ,: l IY'. rlppe , MOST SUCCESSFUL ,i, I 1 18 . Aletha 'Pfluegf'I' and . am' : B~id mnh, spniol's. HiIdegl rde DOillH' and York f~lIO\v. " And Husban Killed' in lIank, Rev. and M s. F. C. Doctor, ller. ani',' Kling and wifp, pI a1., Jo~~onr~(:f \~~q.~~~~. ~oas ~lb,~~.nn Th~ sale of Hf'.nry Voss and .son, In Iht~ j4H1iw nt Hastings Satur- R.' h ' Mr. and Mrs. M; x Holdorf and It U_' Tj t If k Wednesday~ Thursday, IBl,!el er Hnd DiC'l{ Campbell, jun- ecen IS aps . to Gu Anjdprson J'lnuary 1H for .sunday n;ght t..ctween 6 and 7 r arq, a OE; inS TU0sday. al7 N:El~ tract~.d . January 23..24 iot;~.and Esthe)' Huelter. sOlJho- day night Haslings won over I - '. Dolorf's,' Willard, ('Imar, Yvonnf', $12,00 , ·of '7-211-1. (j'c]ock ilh OmaH;. from tho placf' a large c:ol,vd and pric('s Wliynf' by 4;' to Stanley, L.. Brrherg, 2R, ',only Darrell'nnel Verni a.'\Mr.'and Mrs. 'I" d l' I) , 'meu. :n. I Lut cr Andprson 10 Hcrm:Jn anel it WClS FFtlrkf'd :11' lSth C1nd Howard. were Ivery goo. \,. rll.c;~('S .hafi Bolstf'ri'd hy a couplE'.or former 'hrothC'r of Mr~. ArlpnC' ~rl.-.ntz, FrC'd Fl('~e, Mr. and Mrs.', Han,;;; "1t' 1.."'" cha ~ The V p t FJlll'ly show \V nesday a.t 6 I I s ~rudiglln, junior, who ('ar~ ..:l I' "1' .1 -'jhNd re f'\1ing, .January 1.... for $:5,- MI'. Johnson and fripnds had gonl' r -. os's-s ,~rc mU\'JIlg In 0 8('('S hilCk from !':f'I'vi('p, M idIion hlock for (linnpr ,"V!wn th of' 1 O. Aliet' Mae Bifl'rll,lunn and 1 l~veningo -'"sm~n a~d ('~r w~s' Th~~ plaYf'N at Fl'f'l1lont Fridrs F'ont Frut'tuN'. L~o ilian, seniors. Anf'ttn NeIlson, Midl,~nd ~h(' ;vrr~. jutli ,neVN' Reikofski nnd JlIar­ by 4fi-3·1. Il'd :!R-15 at thl' tlw truck he was driving colilidl'd Franklm, I< lege. rl!c'C'n ;1Od Mar- JClnua ' 17 for$:1,()()(), \V:')O f('('t of nolifir'cl thf' pollCf' who found Marvin, son of Mr. ;lnd half. t"itb ont' drivf'rI b Paul Gall rt an lenf', Mr.s. Alvl'na. :chl('nJmmp, Mr. h Inn . e-ier, sophomores. Dick RallC'r ' I f q lois 2 -.24., hlock 21, Collegr' Hill ('ar l\'lnnclny aft~~rnoon .in one of Will porg of Wakf'field. fr;wtllrf'c! JInro{II ["ileh was ligh Sf'orpr or ,.inlcm:;f'(.tion niJil.C' ·milf's M.t1.h of and Mrs. F:\'C'r(,lt.~' Hank.. Roctnf'.Y . . I 1 A j N f' d 1st ad ltle)n to Waynp. thf' par1loy('c y 1 t or 0. 0ndpr- Rocber, Mr. and rs. \V. L. Wisc'h- lng January 25"126 BrEI. mer and Norman Elli.s, sen- S{·!·\,('r. whil(' China with hltJ(' flow- i '.J.'ork.s. JIf' .('AjVl'S hiS wIfe r Ilnd MI"8. Enos Davis Mr.s·. C!'antz wqnt to ~hJvman in the ('\'pning l!lrpp-tipr cake ~~~,>:d Y('a~~h~~nl~~nR7~\~~;; ~~~~I: / Cha-r1f's' KIl:Y, sophomorr-s, Donnl-1 ;ls"islr-cl in s('rvmg. Gro"p last w(>(>k Simmerman nnd "Lois L1.. und will 1)(' 73 Fehruary 26. SC'I~viC'es w('rC Sf1lurday nh()rnin~ Vf'r "color s(')wn1f' Ivas used. W LOe II' 1 NO'rfol~. sil~ MaQ Spahr, fl'eshmf'n. 2. Mrs. Joni s .. tlw fOl'nlf'r AlicE' Davi:=>, fit Saf'rp(I JIl'llrt churcp in The couple r('('f ivcc] gifts' of J"arnn RUN'ning IS HELD TUESpAY tab e when temptmg ar .d the persuasive WatteflE'ld January 30. last WPi'k wit h A. L. Ma1 his, \'o('a­ tO~~r~ tri~k. Carl .Johnson nnd son. MPrpdilh, 1 tionnl agric:ulturt:> instructor. lind An Safeway can the In' his Wisner chaptpr in charge. Ini­ hf'ld a good farrp salp nrar Con­ foods yOU need o. II foods get more. John~oJh SCouts Get Awards tiates. cnllf'd greenhands, ::ire Rol­ cord Tupsday. noy find bre' kfast foods, Sasfm CI during 1946, . Frrd Jaryis 'werOl in cha:r~d. Thp CI save more at a ewa_y -, 1IIlWII1IiiiW~I land Vktor. Jerry Ash. Loren W;!· 1 I At Court Monday Johnsons ;lrf' moving 10 'Concor(!; : ••liIf111 •••••j ••••••••••••••• II Wayne boy scouts werp prescnt- lE't's, Roy .Ronnff'ldt. Claude Har­ ~he ~arvm e'll following awards at district del', Echtenkamp. Gf'np Top Notdu"frs. Mf.'o¢t, lhr~~_fiiWg~~'7\nG1'1' coutt of honor in Randolph WIOn-j FredrlckRon. Robert Pf'nn. Ralph i How 10 Pitt Variety Bej(,'Mnan~. day; evening: Bobby Bathke, Istar and MerlIn . 8 ~o~~t~~~~~d~l,~~ D~~~l~k~~ scolht and nvC' merit iJadgli's; 'II'om- H. W. Df'(lm:s ?f Lincoln, 8~SISt­ mY,iBahe, Richard Jenspn, CI~lUd(' ant. sta1£' supervl.sor of. vorutJOna], ,md Robert Hans:en gavp a clC'mon­ 46-oz. 23it. stll'ulion on m;lklng a roJk ,halter : 'nlovOor Breakfasts OMATO JUICE Ha.jder, Jo('1 Gillespie. l'-:t c1nss; agncul.tllre and f'Xf'('u1JVC SPf'r('-' for a h;:lhy hC't'f. RookJPlF on the' ;ress ~~I:~:~:s:~~~Ti':u~~~jukes Suhny Dawn, fancy. Can' " Hart, 2nd class; .Jame.s Syl. tary 01 N~braska F. F. A., s~0.w.f'd i Dalel CRrl' of bahv hf'f'vPs W0rp: gi\ll'n 10 VIa s. Jack Burt and GenC' Pt1'fry, ~olorf'd shd('s of F: F. ~. actl.vltlPS memlwrs. The next ml'eting will ~i::zI;~inglhemingrapefru;tDrarange 2-lb, 57~ I-lb. t~n erfoot; Bill Kugler, one ypar' In the- stR.te. followmg dlOner In the • DWARDS COFFEE he at Walter lJ.,'cisman's february pier ect att<:'ndanee and five merit co]]pge dmmg' ro0':l' .. o Half grap~rruit or grapefruit sec~ J ar ., Jar 29C 5. ~i~o~iedwettened bia es. Eighteen wa.yne hoy scou1s Fathers of .bOYs lnltlated, gu£>sts -~._~------+- I with honey and fro troops 174 and 17~ accOrhpa- ~or the- evelllng". are C.arl Victor, At Granqlllst Hon'p.... ora~ges pow~ ni:e, by J. S. Webster, H. W. Kllg- Jf., Max Ash, ]Tenrv Willers, John .. Sliced sprinkled with Grapefruit Juice T,,"un.. 4~~t 29c ; dered BUg r ltil"', 'w. R. Harder, Dr. J. T. GiJjf's- Ronnfeldt, ,"V. R Harde~. HerbE'rt Guests at Anton G~anquist's g~~g~f,~rd 46C~1 Sund.1y f'\'('nil1~ f.pr Aurrk1tl"".s • Sliced ba anas in orange juice Citrur, Juice 41 c ' pie! and Prof. A. F. Gullivf'r at- E~htE'nkamp. Wm. Fredncl{son and ,. Grapefrui~ sections in srape juice ~('rf' birt hday wl'rp' Mr. find Mr!l. LC's­ Highway; h",,·,". No. 2'X 23c tenp,ed the court of honor andl dis- Chff Pf'nn. ()fhpr. gupsts Peaches standard quality can triQ;t leaders' mef'ting. Dr. (; Ues- ~rof. Paul r..:. TI('WJtl, voca110nal t0r Luit, Mr. nnd NlJ"o:. f:rnd GJ!­ ; CIRIALS (kr~lr'f'v('. Vielor; "", 24c pje'jand Prof. Gulliwr arr- l('aJders Instrllctor hl"'1l', Dr. J. T. Anr!f'r<:;on. Mr. :lilt} Mrs. S::trn iNoyf'S A good waY4get variety in breakfasts Farina 2,'i-uz. Pkg. He.. . Brit ready·to~ df troop 174 and Rev. S. K dp who r-xt.f'ndrod thr- wPlcomf', Dpan C1nd I)r-vonnl', Mr. and Mrs. Glenn is to use di rent packaged ~J; Freese and J. S. Webster of tmop ('. H. Lmr!ahl, D!'. R. P. ('l1f[, T~r. Gl!'anquist and Kar('n, Mr. :l~d eat cereals. Puffed Wheal Quake' 9c 1 • Hot oatm~al cooked with raisins, l75'! 1M . n. ~t_rf'rt_~~ __ ~:~._~. Wrllt. Mrs. Blaine Gdlman and Barry, ~~/; I dates. figS! or prunes PrUneSD'ied' ,i,e 90,100 .. 23c -_.~-~._~-- To tTndptgo Opf>:ra.tion. J<~or Pvt. J..('() Vo-,e;~, I • Hotceresr(oatmeal or farina type) .'~~~~ Is on Radio RtaJ'f. Pancake Flour Su,"=a IBc Mr~. F. A. Mildner C'xpects to pn... Mr. and Mrs1 .John Rohlff entcr- 1 ci~~:~~ hn~~~~, Sj;li~: ~~;l~~ .}phn Brugger. fonnerl~· of (~jty k6~~~i~~I;I~~~;. ~~;: t('r a Sioux hospital this', tained at TU('rSay supperi,. fd>r Pvt. J sauce, syr p or butter Oats 22c Wa!yne, is one of the 68 stu ents Thursday to undf'rgo an operation L('o Voss of ,arltp Wolta.f$, Tex. ~.he : • Hot ceref garnished with dry Qn staff of radio station .ILL ~lnd Coffee ~\~~'jjdg 57C J;~~ 20c ~t~he Ur~ Friday. Othpr gues1s ('J'(' Mr. Mrs. I cereals :.. ~ University of Illinois in -~-_.-r~---- F. C Voss 0, Winside, ;Mr. and .: • Boiled ri e with cinnamon and ~a Margarine Oak Grove .. , ~~~: 20c, a. The station, the only educa­ Pays r;ourt Fine. Mrs. Chris Tijtgen. Olh~rs there ~ Ri~:r tic al, non-commercial one in, Illi­ Junior Beckmer paid $5 finp and for the evenin were MrS. Bertha • cak s'with>lI'maple_flavored J!toi~, provides practical training for $8.96 costs in ¢ounty court Frida)! Wendt and H rhert, Mri3.: Wm. ~hq~e iI;~ied B redded ~ereal with hot who plan to enter the field aftrr pkading- guilty to taking a Voss and Wi! ert. LeRQy Voss, : • \l.Sltmg b re lVIl Wether! serwid t eil' sil er weddin& anni- drcn,.Eldon,. ~ll1emell secondJclass.1 liss !Nina and M.iSS. Anna 'Fuhrman's Sunday. I L'lt1,g"ltnbprg's In Omafha. Saturda\ rp('pn I~ n~tUlnC'd cr'om st'l\mg m vC'rsary unda when l,hl'Y held Who, IS sta"tjlOnod a GJ'C'ut .l...n.kes,! 1 mpson and Mr, jand Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. R('ullen Falk wlll'C' Tho! Harold Fulks 1\~f'IC sunct8YI1':UlOPP open hOlf'P in he- aftC'cnoon and Ardith. Wh~ 15;' now Mrs. ,Alvinl K entEjrtained at d~nner in the in Sioux t~ty Saturqay. 'dinnpt l-,"'11t'stS at l-Tj. C. Falk's, ArlrJnC' and Gar~i Asmus spC'nt! ontertain·d rt>J, tives at a social Johns.on, LdlSi8hd ~ngela at Ihome·1 lpmpsoh home Sunday for Mr. Ell. and Art KrntJse- Wt'!"P ~t Dwlg-Ih t:lrich was tm aft('rnoon Frida.'t' and Saturdaj' at Fred Barg"': €'vening It t!lei' home south of Eldon. was untible to corne f?r the a :. HakeI' of \~'ayrl(', calJdd TIl(' Harry Dr('Y('S!lns and Louis ~11 Pidrce, Fri.day evening fIll' Mrs. afterno~'prog m included piano '*'.m inni€' Utrsen. C'harl()ttt~ nUJ"~~ladt'!' LOCA~ ~,.c Sunday :>.1 I'")'ank lVIllll'l"·s. l'Ii011di PS and Dilloll Wt'n' hlrthday. solos by adly Barelman, vocal WS 40hn !j:inung, jr., left Thursday T~w lkrman J\'lart('n.S \H'rf' Tupsdny ('H'ning gUlI,st...:. :It Hans Tht'n. a.ne!. 1':rr1('~t E('klll:.ll1 and soJo by let, B reiman, history of M' ... , .. f ~ Milwa.ukf'e to visit a fe\-v days. t1 . d 1'1 1 t1 I h r. and M",. Fr~l'k Griffith. ir., d:i'~I~~\m;~~:~~;l~~'~I\~lI;~1 :~~:~dY \ iA.-:lllllS'·F \\' T.1ll'l'Il:' (;~~l/,·t;~:l\I,\(.:~ I~~;:r,il;~~'s~;~;~.~('dfl;~'~ ~;s.mt,r I. y~U ~ r:~a~i~~U~tth~ *~~~~d~yt~~'e~~~~.·lictor.jr., home Si ,xJ·c~~.Ei~I~n~en~o~~t::Oil~ ;11 .IfPl"man OjJfl'r's .s~.l!\lltl:IY .• I rl·iHll. .'\h!,. \.\":111\'1".1\. Lps Hnd 1I;.ll'olcL marriag ~C'C'ou t from thp \Vayne T 1 sday 10 attend thp state'tmi- 111n~. .-:Pl'llt w\'ck With H('lll'\' 's\\'l'IL::q'd \\TJ"l' tlll'n~ Hpra]d h :,MI'S. Eldon. Barelman Mrs. 'W. A,. IIisC'$ was iniOma- v J1i;ity where he has been:pledgrd !i.hl·y /\l1n PiW('fll(L]i:Y ~Pl';~t and a po by 1rs, Alym John,son. ha last Thun;d!.alY Yi$iUng a nHatilVe b hi Delta Theta fraternity. ::\Ionday ni~hl In tIll' \\'J!I;lrt! 1\'1da~ I ('l1-. Schn'ldh 111 1m ,n II 1\11 llld 1\11 <; Ill'uht>11 Wl'i1l( I' The- hn 1(' w s d('-('oratpd with in a hospital thll're. : r. and Mrs. C. 1.. Pickett. Wm. homC'. l!l'rTlll1l ::\ld.r.kl-: 111I] I 1\11 md 1\11"- l;1l ,lnd stre-a.m. r'jt".Iin si \.('r. and WhitE" .. A Mr, and Md. Illerbert Perry B,¢kenhauer, Mrs. Ann PaUl and Th.t\ \~'alll'r , 1(\ \\ ( I ( 11 Ill! rn 1n J .u..,.., Jill! 1 \\ l t r dlnnll large- c:dt and apers cpntet"ed the spent Monday Iin f-l0rfolk i\'Vhere R fan and Renee \\'iltse' \-\'f'rl';' ily \ l...;j!\'d 'SUJHb:- lJl Ill,' l ';ll I:--llJld,l\ l'\ l nlt1~ 1,11 t '11!~ 1\11 sC'r\'lng ta Jle. rs. Fred Tu('ker of they attended Ith(': northeast Ne- S day dinner guests in the Dr. h,)llH'. TllP n. 11 nlunv h fill 11:<,. 1I HI E It'd hI uml I.., Int! O'NE'lll, p 'f;'sid(' in pouring. MiSS braska HerE'for~ s~I1>'w ri.nd aUction. N Piclljett home at Norfolk. Th<:, ::"11". BphnlPr,"~r. Rhu1h c:li!t'd Sunday lit Mrs, Fl,;i\\ ,\";)<; in Sl:ln- :\11-. ;\tlU Mrs. Ll WIS Tl{'dkp on·, q T-I'4 ...... a d Mrs. Edwin Kol- lSS orot y A ,Ivers were in troit, !Mich., Monday where thpy Ch:t.-:. FlIl.il·1ll:111·<;. .' Ilon Sunday tn <':I'l' MI";';. \\'y~I;~. ~r~'~~ J~<;~.I(,Sl$ at thf' family galhering in were at \\', (,. J.ilUn1ilfl" ~111 b("!'g' \J';lll'd In th(' l'hl1IJp'" IlIllnrl. I 1 ' tlH' c\'r'ning WI r(' fl1r. and Mrs. '1 hl)rn~' ilt \';lll\--;1oJ1 ~1t", ,llld l\lrs, l'!T'icll ('n, Agricu tu/"(' ChLf!': )I"('pared j.llus- wol"!< th

\VillHrd FletchC'r ('all{'{l <\1 Gl~()J"f~(, Satul"l.l plea<.:aptly slIl'prispd \"illl:" 1\11', and rs. Bt'rnard Barel- nft('ronon <11 Fxwin l:'ln('h'~ I\lr ;lnd 1\11'<.:. lj;]rJ~ P. TLlIb('n I t]('o.!;I('l!1 "r s(,n1(\~" Pl1e- lin Kkmbach, IThllro.d:Jy /?vpnmg "1:' the home of M H B M d ]Vr",. T. H. Hdl and Mr~. nf' l\'orfolk. yi-:Jtrd \I,'j Ih I \)1111('..;1 :Il'dl's SOI.lhomo. re,. T:lCk H bf'rC'r, .frcsh- th(.' 1'0ITTler.'S parent., Mr. and Mrs ~~~l,I J-Jl~~bLTt' r('\'~~~~' M~: :~d I npn~hl\of of :-J(ll·fnlk. \'i"it0d \h~. J\Jmni" Krall"". :\11'" I )11''< thrl'f' A ~ and nt' B: Martha l·Il-"rman Puis, at a an'well before Mrs, 1Tf'rhf'rt 1 FlT'olman. MJ8rcelf', I Jkrm,lfl \1:II'J('11, ."1' .. 's:llllnLI\·. , ,f'ul1' ~lnd :\rl'~, (';II"Y B;lllm:lll \\""j"(', :Ino (; H .senior, LClwr nc(' Falkl jtln- tIH'Y l(·ft Saturday for Luverne. Her:b('r1, jr.. an Eunice, Mr. and i ll('fll'y l-';II1!-':el1ht')'g d Mon-!l\1rs. Gus Marten 'and Blanch('. M 1 II C' I : Ol; ny- ·,a e m • H !llI \\,'1"1' ~la:-'_ ~;'d~I~: flr;;~~ Ecin~a~7:e~~: :Inl] '\11',' SIl(' camp fror1 district. 77. iLIJnc!JE'on \-Vas ser\'(;:'c1. till' rlv' : nlll ]\011"-:, Ld. (;1'('('11. SIll' b in 4th g ·artC'. I ~- \\"rr(' marri('d.); nl~ar\-' 20, 1921, bv :! II. S,\lil :!lld Mrs. Fuhlm;\n surpri<;ed Triple Three ('lub. 1{r'\- \\'m. Fis(' .('1" .:. sung for her. and Mrs. teo. Lalljgenberg, Two- Plain .. Sugared . . Frosted [;;: I COUl'se }ul1lclwon was sc-ryed. The OAK ~ 11 For Mr. F ti'hf'r, Harry StratE's en1crlain in FE'bru- • I 11 CUf'sts at Will reI FletrhC'r's ary FOR Has ouQ' estabUshed a reputa­ In ' TUf'sday ('\"f'lling at supper for Mr. . f,0t -I i\11~ tio ,or "Dependable Quality" ,?,ut : I ill rh, (J Fll'lC'1wr's birthday were the Geo. Peart'> Rf>,foMUed ('hUN'h. COLD WEATHER FOODS! a:e~o~:, ~i~~:~e.~hW; ~I'~!l1~\("::;:I:;~;~/\\ t·~l,n;~~b~~~',~~a~~ebn ~yL~t~~lf: ~~:~~ ~~rl;ic~~e::~:~t~~l~r~un_ OF DEPENDABLE QUALlTTf is a TAKE THEM HOME BY THE DOZEN 5! iQv ,eolllJlarison of our: Low Ceil­ : I . day school at 10:45. ing rices in aU depariments. !] Infant Is Large Sno·White-Close Knit : (';11'1"0]1 Dean.lo . infant 80n of Trinity E\". Luth. {"hurch. Hea4, MOTT'S .- C \\'111 :,1.... 0 lllln!)1 1\11'. :Jnd Mrs. \Va1 er R. John of (Rev. R. F. Bittorf, pastor) . APPLE JUICE .. ~ :\11'-'. l:d (;1'1'('11, \11'~< \\';!)'Ilf' . i l'iprcr', wa;; ~aptiz'd Sund~y by Djn!lC Sf'ryicf's at 10:45 in F:ng- CAULIFLOWER.,. ·,23 c IPressed from the best APpIes,~J'i' ;I'~ ~lt·..;, p.1lrsnn~ i New York 'Co..- •• : 11 and (;r'I), \\"Jtlll'l :If'" un thl', RI'\·. n. F Blttorf at the Ilish. Sunday school at 10. he Coffee ,Bar : o.;IT\'ln~: • E:l ('l>rnml1ll'l' 1\11'. and Mrs Elwin Hill of Instructions Saturdav at 9 a. i'~NDE : 13 Hig-h ~('h()(~1 ~ot(-'''I. were spons rs. Welcome to Trinity ~church, YOUNG CJUUiOTS, 2 bt;hs' ., 13c 3 .OZ. Bottie "'~'.~ ~ l' _: : Srjr'nc(' ('l;I~<; ('()ln1pll'll'rl :1 I( a of "lars nirthd~y inner. I E\-"o.ngellfal f'hrlirch, ·r.~9E G LETTUCE, 2 heads .•• '1" .15e III 321 Main Street ~ Mrs. Iran;)!l S('~'l){Jld n,r('ompE1-- Mr. ~nd Mrs, ilbert .Fletcher (~ev. EZI'a: II. Sohl, :pastor) 5UNSWEET : • nipd 1hf' mo(}r'l'!l pt"ohkm.c: cbss tb f'ntf'rtaJl1f:d ~t Su day dmncr for Bih~e school at 10. Di\'ine wor- ,~t t~f' p~irrO POTATO~S9 'b,.29c PRUNE JUICE IlllimBIilIIilBli!liiIIilIliI.mlllilRIUlliUlmll IBIIII.limBllllilllilill.&l••••IlIlJla.C1••: thc statr' hospital Norfolk, \lI,Tr'l_ latt!:'!"" blr1hda·. Mr. and! Mrs. ship 4l- t 11. Youth feUowship at RlGAI SWEn ~commended by Doctors T c,.- for inf:mt feeding (.has,\'Id BuchananRobrbprg anan Joan,DavidMI'l-;.of Da-Os· 7:n30~!ld:F" ay sermonP\'l~ningatatR. 7:30 1he dis-I ~z. 111ond. wen'..' _'Illf'. ~.1('rnon triel.. upcrintpnrh'nl will speak 'and 3 Bo1tie ... ,2!!c riil",i====;::::::::i::::::::::::iiiiiil iTexllS ~ I J~dlmf'r~ . .Job Krause,',; \\l'l'l' ('ond t lIw quart('rly conference. afternoon \ ~sI1ors. , Th pas.tor'N heart was glad last Seedless Move~) osk~.. ~~l~~ ~j~::.:1:~1~)1;;{~~-~\\:~~~l~ GRiPE· FIG Ii' l{Aoon !FIGS Mr. and Mrs. len l'rJnic andlwpre.ill a.nd.\I,'f' pray for their FRUIT daug~tl'l's moved atUl;day from spel'd r£>¢o\'("ry. tl~(' Gus.Mul't{'n fa m to th8 JIos- 1 We are happy with the Henry 10 Lbs. killS I'('sldencf' the bought. thC'lwalk rs for the safe return of form('r Mrs. ,Hann< h Marotz prop- their son~. Ben alld Marvin, from c('ty. Mr. Fr:ln~ bo ght ,the Fal.l:n- the P cific. Ben is home and Mar­ ers Unwn 011 1I1tC'r s~s. m HbS'lkms yin is expected this week. and wJ11 operate a flllmg statIOn,. '1,

North Vall y Club. Ilominp North Valley pI' jed club met Lettucf.( Celery ORANGE & nR~PEFRrIT Juice Thursday with M, F~ed .Jochens. Mond y to the Gerleman farm va­ Cabbage Cauliflower Guests were Mrs. eWlS Tledtl~e of cated by James Millikf-'ns who ~:-~7., 49c Southgate. Cal:, ~ d Mrs, Ot!o wC'nt to tne Mty't Finn Place. Green Peppers Green Onions I Carstens of Wmsl e. Mrs. Bendm: Th J. ·IW . Goshorns were Sun­ g.a~!e ~he lesson. on 'lothing an~ rC'-! day i jnn~r gUf'sts of Mrs. Edwin fJnI:"hmg furl1l1.ur. Two-course Temp e a~ Wakefield, and the Vir­ Radishes Fresh Tomatoes !unrhpon was sl?r~ d.. Mrs. John gil G orns were ~itn Ray Sur- ?revesen entertal s m Febrwary bel'S or dinner, i Cayots Avocadoes In Norfolk. Fr d Ash and Fred,'ir., of Ovid. won-l1ip J<~or Albert enti<~. ;~~ok' uS~t~~~~';~~a~~~7tei~~arnl:~~ Gl"Upefmi~ Wines.ap Rome Beauty Juice F:~mi.¥::q~~rd~ ra~:~:~'~~~~: Mrs. 'va Ash nome and with oth- 2 ~~;..~ 29c Gus Warneke, Ern st Langenberg ~r:.e a~~~e-s, Mr· Ash is a .son· of Apples Apples ;;i.iiiiiiiii~ Per , Per' ryandWilsonRc-v. E.andH. Boefa ling.ly. Mrs, Hen-\Gus 1 Pou\ld 15c Pound" Pr~u;,;\\j;;ice Marten and Blanc e and Mrs, El· 15c dred Pentico hl"lpe Albert Pentica ROBB-ROSS( (? ~::~~ 29c observe his 78th bi thday Wednes~ Corn 'Flakes day evening, 1\vo- .ourse luncheon NeUE MIX 2J1 .o1 followed cards. D1 Balf •.•••••••• ~.... W Giant Sizf' SkiPPW 1 II U Peanut !lutter Infant Is 2 for 25c II (:rmUH\, or IChunl1: Anne~ y Patricia nfant daughter .I 411c of Mr. and Mrs. J6 n KUderd, was, •• baptized Januar.y i.n Zion L.'uth­ · Wheaties era;n church by R v. E, H. Boel­ TASTY·eSNACK ling. Mr. and Adolf Kudera Giant Size of Osmond, were s nsors. Sunday SANDWICHE$ To l\l'S1 tQ for dinner guests at, " ed Bargstadt's add,: 2, that day were M and Mrs; lKu­ ~ariiril lunches. deFa, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ba~t~dt. the Hans Asmus f ily and I lItev. Nabisco i Boelling family. I Shredded Wheat 2Ior ...... 2at I· Kix I 2101' I •• 25 '. I

I .1 I·, ,I , NEDRA KII., !l'IIUItSDAY, J .'

Prices do, 'l)war through ompetition ~nd Bruno Spli1~crber land daughters, increased effie'eney. Th longer that AGAINS STRIK $. L't"b" a.JT I ews LacHer playod gamJs Dnd #had con.:: haekles Farmers dq 't like 'trilhrlls!tlt I~S gerial heat'rlR. A::; pointed o/t, a strj)~ed here ~Fo~~~~~~~a~1d s~~~o~l;ea ~a~~~ S~nqay: Sunday school at 10 and linfor~ati n on the lifC'pabitS' oc- Janice Johns ~ spf'nt last we~',~_ ,' SE'cond ~IR'" Mall Latt .. \" In l$Sji ulHh'r lid of Marc'h,::. is engincc oed anld ordered ~'rom outSl. e the satisfactory arkets. Tho.~/keC'p rVlce at 11. ~cupatlOns, c.ustoms find .anners of end with Loge e Sydow in the I- I I (l~~ Pl~~r~~~~~~::_N.('bru~ Ne~ ~~ ne~ ,'1879, flO.' 1 (l of state. Sa 'H that new8lHl.per: "When IT Jthe penpl 10 the doun where fred Sydw ch;ljl(('f of Veler- n I ~;1.50 Hn~ W1l ('('llllth,,-,\': lU('lllth~.Pill' )'par, $1.25 f I" len," ])C'u....le"'bly." On the ¢ont ry, unionQlJrs are January 27: tures. ere are 11 miWS, and HclOo Sl'fk'n orne of Foreign In ow :.5 l'" t$ ft)l' thn'\' Out!lldl' COil - .., '-i "" often fOJ'ced into W Ot1,]{ stop- S d h 0 I 10 '- .... tjcs tll ~lth.lO.IcU; $3 (10 P"!" Yt~Ill'-. All \'1\~·llIbl(' in nd\"all P +------~-_ pages er , p 4 whet they want to Sun .ay sr6° la' r;)' names, aces and lo1 f· 'ghth' c"IohII'vi n, in business. 'hey are ddlt'rmin- s serv c 1 11 _ "''' " .... rell1lt . ~ of story hours I~der in 11.1(' for 1!lC'lr ."l]vpr f'Chllng. TIl-f' ch;IJ)!r't' m;HJn 1(,lllative ly. 01: ion a. s ale remotely comparable to tion. and less (~f the spirit that trealR re- portant th.at :ongrpss h ar from IC~, ~t d;' j: m., '1(J ('1 'Id sprlnglso that the youngsters wllJ Mr. flltHl M s. OlIo Gn'('nw<\ld til sponSOr a rhuH'£' al lhe this i~ \';J::ltlW. s." But m:litary departmenl~ spol1sihili ies fi'ippanUy and valueR indifl- til(' countn!. That is 01 t' plaC'(' &f'";; ur(';lY'.."l~~d?:-l()" 11 /"n nut f('pl rl"sapPOllllcd. nnd Lorraine. Mr. (Inr! Mrs. l\1v1.n Ill!' ~s.J nf March. It l n ' l I ·ten \vithdl"1.'v'll of men not ft'n~ntl.\". But i - is hoped tlhe ~willn" ba.ck to where n far pr's leltcr I.and n ~ 1('. lUI( 1. ,t ."J p. Ill. un- - ~ ---- -,- ---- J)aum. u'on arid Bn-'C'rly Hnd Mrs <11"1) \otpr! In C()O!)['1'l1ll' \\"Ith pro 1~ e I. p. l~ ~ ~ ,, , .. 4 JI' Fo ·'.01' chOir .I.',r1ac,tlcC'. al ~ p',m. SUCCE SFUL SALE Anna Fuchser, he last of Erne'"'"'. on. l1t,led¢ ~'ind~see that the POi~lt flystem it' H condition whttrein pCn;OJDS will want jobs farmf'r's vat -still c~rries I A cordi, '.'('lcome to <111. were Sunday \,pning V',s,'lo;;P al thl' ('hambl']' of ('nmm(,I'CC 10 lowel!' ,~cc rdingly. It i3 thc belief ex- or will b glad to st'll to meet market dc~ weight," I I ELD BY KAHLERS Walter Splittg rber's. ., ."pon!'or a rl;I!l('f' once a month. press~d . so Ie officin.1 circlc:s that VOlUll- mands, sops before labor become8 too ~~~~"__~_ ~t. Paul's E,,-an, Luth. Church. Mn;. Clarrnce Kahler's of I hr chapter wlll he tary enli~ mr-llts will t~ke care of demands plentiful lnd beRceching, and Rupplh~s are laundry shop, elcphone office, eter., (Ri:'v. T. J. C. Schuldt, pastor) held MOhd[lY was very Altontt ht r. Luth. Churrk ~:~~\ t~~(~nlh. 'l:;~~,d n~~:i;db::Vi?l~~~:~ inv'olv'Cd~jn tl1e enforceh1ent of peac-e. \\'a~ted b, unnecessary exce::-~, The middle are in the buH ing so that one can ~~~d::f\~i~~~O~i~~ ~.m. th~' s~;le. l-~~~he~ah~e~ fRev. b.(E. chleeht, vac.ancy ary 4. ground i tht' mo;.;t healthful and mOHt get everythi g there (':+.::cC'pting P star) All wtlT'lns tra~~~I;~h '2~~u;c~~ ~eling ~0'2;h~'0:~u~~~~te~ ~~: ~I ~hip tn mcmlHT- Oil tli.: VAL PETERSON 1 returnod practical. theatre' show.. DOfl is in thp ro, Tuesday, Divine rvi es, Enttlish lan- ;lI'I' ;lskC'r! to 1 soldier, Elgin p'lJ\blif>her and crlliting. s0ctio . IIp thinKj."l that he guagC', Jan ar 27, at 9 R. m. ~ WaYlll!p republican c.and~dlate for gov- Lpft ~~nd right willg~rs \vcre clearly and Leland Aay willlikt!'ly he 10- : Choir rehearSer! Wednesday,8 y the Petcrson Funeral Srweial v te s' m('('lirig Thurs- ('ounty R()-..I '11'...... p. m. soon as ROOS0Yelt Pe- day e'.·cningl at 8 o·clock. '-'_, ernor, fil ed numerous speaking engage- repre8ellt,fd in thl' Town Meeting- of the get her for so e time. , Junior C'alcchctical class Salur- ds a new location, Mr. CI,dm:, \\/('1"(' week.., He pl'oves he. is not just another leaned ttl government pnternalii"m; two AS~ 37R1325;- Sq. A. BPO;], Low- I Senior catcchctical class Satur- arroH, will move to the Have SI~rJlris{' Pa.rty. hc,ld 81 tile court house Tut·"dily O~nf'lghbOr$ ; politi4i31~.;::--nlj)t just a~lOther f~llo\v out f or others ,to' in~Plwndence and ~e If.-re1lance,· ry flCld ' Drnv l',"Colo !day, 3 p. m. ~ ted hy the Kahlers. l\lr.A and.numherMrs. arvey Splittgcrbcr,surpds{'n iiftcrtnoon. I P?li~i.qal aonq~~est. It IS noted 'Uhat the Tural Bo.t~ sld~s flnnly l~pheld the nghts and lIHml'J from Servic'~.' Wome~, of .~he (hurch Thursday, -~ -~~~ \vho are mnvi g to \VaynC' soon. lIa...ting-" Is I1t'['f'. r1 .\s~il, ~rom whIch he sprang, has ennche.d , p:I:Iieg€~1 ~)f, re~~lrn,lcdCilm," is title to ser- ._~~~~~ ,~lllp for ~he fll'R~tlm: III Its lhl~ory, And has been re\'C'niPt!. An arrogant capitalist forc going to Colorado. HH- wl.ff','mo by pa~tor atHl is ba;;ed upon It wouldlseem hIgh tIme. once exclaimed: "The public be damned." who llad heon fit: Of;c('ola, 'met him Galatians, the Book of the' YC'ar. i That is i-lhout the way labor union bell- at N?r'h Platt0 whC'TC' hO'th visit- There will he' special music. Tcpucbing inflation tendemdes, an ill· wethcrs 110\...· .'-\Cl'm to f('cl. pel "":'llh Miss Clar

ary ]3, to Mr. and Ml'~. Oli\·or Come lacli0s. 1 :" Is ~orne for Week. Reccivffi Dischsrgt'. ~hnO~~~:~h~f ~i~~~tsa~~e~~ ~~l~~ I S~nd, ar:ri~ed, ~ajor ShiC'lds of Sioux Cit .v. Anot Ill'l" son The Christian Life C'1"ad(' con­ Bet y l4ru J-:IA2C, John Jones, vetC'ran of S{; Lowry fif'Id, Drnver, to San Fran­ an(l a rlrtugl1tl'I' ali(' in that rs .. ro- cisco on routinp training f1ighl a Shi,~ld" !"T~' Ce~vcd hi~ Mrs. E. F. -",prnt- l'evrra! s]lC'aklng on C!lure,l anri Its :week n h l" 'parental L. W. Sund honorahle nisch,l!;gC' .es,: tIme in sev~ral months. hor~ ~ast iog 6 pounds, '2 oUn('C'1;, 'fas "As the mountains are around s 50- n as they can find'liv-! !Marlin Simmerman. whd wns Don Sandahl hf Mrs; henceforth even .forever. Catll!i from ('..ermany. : he! and his wife came hert this ilt Lowry field, OIlC of the pC'rma- Delilah Tyrr('ll of Wayne!. !who is Graded churcll school, 10. Morn- Cap; G¢o. Fox teICPh(mediMon-'II'W~ek to visit Mr. SimmeI.'TI1an's!ncnt stations. Post exchange, serv­ in the West win~ her famil~. ing worslilip, 11. ! uay f m aadtolz, Germany, Ito his !p~1 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Sim· icC' club. bowling- alley, lihrary, "Jcnusalem" i~ the' sprmon suh­ wife ho here in tne W. E. Von- In rman, a few days befor they post office, barber shop, tailor and is l~iecnF>eS Ate Islsued jf'ct. Special mysic in both voice , - ~ - j and organ num~ers. The junior IKJUI.IIBIIIIB8:1l1l••RI!!IB .III1I1DIIII.nmllll!llil.'IIJ.II•••II••••II•• rar lkcnses iSSfPd Up tq TU0S~ day toth-led 2,:320 Mo~or ~.ax be.. choir will .sing. L comes dellOquerH Febtunlr~ 1. ,Junior Youth fl'-ellowship, 6:30. Ml\,\. Good, spo~sor..Miss Dlilores ~r~~~~i~;~r,es ]\1I'Natl, dirc-ctoq. Karol LOll Kay, Mr. and 1~J-iurstlayand Donna .Tean wel/'e last pr~~~~~\:outh tellowshiP, 7. Mrs. evening- supper guests in the Is~ Harder, sponsor. Panel talks, Don­ mat'! Hughes, home. 'I\~P~RES~ nil Mac sorenfn, Joyce Stroh. John Parke. Ma ilyn Gamble and Joyce Stroh will sing. - We shal~ be glad to have you worship with us~ ~ -~~t-I~~- ;;CCU C'oM 1'011 N DJ; 1) YOUTIl CItIME>I. ' Youth crimes have pccoVJe so Install Officers numerous I of l~te that b~derly In LOhal Chapter I' p~e5cription~ scnsibilities ate shockqdl into i "f Have your filled wondering the dlUS€I and the ,: The local org~ization of college I' A 1"i1 veterans met 1\1 nday evening to I here with cdn6dence. Y!ou can best cure'l -yearpqld Oregon ,'ns(all'the follo ing officers which youth confesses 0 setbtng fJr(~s .... that causod d~mage allnlj)Qntmg were elected at the meeting held I Here ore just three of our be assur~d that only theI pur~st to $200,000 'A Chicago cti-ilj:1 W ,.tnar· he r~mf.Y is I> t ~ar- , ~~~\:~.v~:: ~raWe~~~e o~6~e~; : I,e~tilif l::'~ ~ r~~t~ ~I d~~~ service officer, t lked o~ the wo.rk =,,,~,nd~' and n ply re tives I of the counly se lee -offIce and IIl­ .'\ 1tedd .'Of serio s dev Ip ents. I yited all vetera s to make use of = outh nee

~~aRry. ~o\\'c will entetpi.f Feb-' ., I

i * ** I Entertains Club. I I IMrs. Burr Da\'is entertained ~u-Fu 'Wcdlnesday evening. Time ociJety was spent in playing conttact. S0C!=IA~ FORECAST oJ ':,Con,,:r,\'!ng O~r, ~.h'I?ice~t. A~~ *** Rebel(;:iJ1s!i holO regular nJcct- S(~t.. l\l!'~. r. L. hidIt IS hostcs~ Observes lIlirthday. j~ FriqalY ~H'ni.ng. c~alrma.n. .. . f]'i~~~~ ~:tl;:nc~n,:~~taln~~('a~;~ College ak-auty Shop. Phone .lBapti1't MIssIOnary tPN'ts th.IS 25-1., j24tf 1 hursday wllh M~rs. A., D ..U.'WIS part;' W(,(jhCSO:-lJ, Ja~Ui.lry 1-6, for his 13th hil,thrl1... \V" Ellis cn­ Gold Cross Shoes ~:~~~~l)a:~rtt~~, ~~T.l~~: 1~~'~~(J'V~~~ ~\)<~~~:~('~:'t~)<~ Ldw 11<....11 Glih and 7t(;; tl'rl:11ns nv~t :\-londi1'y" ~ul'd, :~Il1f)olh Leathers hnupl. :-;{jl·\'I'. spon Simes .\\"ollwn\ cluh m(,l't~ Fndav Have Annlual***Dinner. ' C,il"tnJIJ1L's. $G,~13 valu('s. afternoon in tlw club room for ;1 Thursday H.ur;-11 lJonw program SOCIETY C::I\'I' tIll' ;j'nnu

7.' * * Entertains U. D. one: Grnu(); so Gay and ~.. ll-"';, II. R .TOni'S 1'111r'I'(:lin('r] Wohlen's t· IJ. ;.lnndav af\C'rno\ll1 wh,'n I I'"en !11l'm!wr- i-t Suits : il n't'!'nt The % of $22.50 I. $11.25 ~:!:.:,;)o - ~16,7.5 ~~~,~~~l~,~~:~a~~~'~~~sS nc'xl \\'ith :'Ilrs (' ;'\1 PreHry % of $29.75 . $14.~8 '''lJiucs \"a]ues tID SL50 Cl'ilwn. Carl Wright th~' ha\'c program. I '12 of $35.0 $17.50 1;'!~ "X OFF 87c this spring! I ** 1 I Ac~,~:,np"~:~('t:~"gT· "0"1<',1, I I :'IIrs_ C L l'lCkl't t One ~roup 'Ht'rl ern"s sL'\\-ing alln hinls Wf'rl' giH'11 [or roll I elll lunrll('on, club Women'sSweaiers C;:I\C S:) tt) ITIIPf. :\Tro.; D'ry- J.:\" t,h~ sJlrin,l: a \\'(Iman':-: fa!k,\' ;I!\\;!.\',:' tun;...: to hat:'. I Slipoyers an~l can~igan::;. ~~ools and I an vnlt rUms lrl t\\'o thi~ A/lct! ,:;.pring thl.' hat:--; art" low'lier tha,n l'\"{:'L I *** I cdmbinatilolls. Values to $3.98. LaJ'gj(~ ior ~mall. ..Lhe to lll'rk up ;;pin _, , f];dll'l" .\'(':11' J'l"llfilt' ;tlll! !'COI'C'. :'11':-', \Y, Nor se Ladies' Blouses makl' H ]llYl.'lier ,\:OU. tl'diiins in j,\\,() \\'('('ks, Full cu~\"rap_aroundS" Short and lmhg sleeves. 2.70 $5.95 a d $7.95 values, $3_98 v~lucs, and up Duplicate Meets.*** Duplical(' mpt with 1 OFF SUltH'rlilnd 4 $2.88 \\ h','1l ;\lr~ J' v.: ThelMode The Mode Vir" \\'lInwl' (;1'1('-,'<; GENEVIEVE ROBERTS ;\Ir.:; \\' G,' Schull. ,~lcll's Felt Shoes Eln"-:"lon :Inri :\11';-' High cut part \-\'001 f/'it CUi''!!.'' :\11''' ,;hoe \~ 1!~1 Icathf'r Co\Treu !-:;lI'hratl \\ dl he l(ll' and IWI'] 'Leathrr \\"1'k,,_ soll's. Full cut. Si~l's -;--1 L ' I~~';'pt!fUl. colorful plaids lin tWd\}' wc-igbt $4.49 f1~lTlnl'1. Full cut Men's Work SOX'J I[cQ\·Y \\'l'it.:hl Rtkkfords! Wc,1f lIke njon. I

i l\1.en's : Ments i Entertains Club. She~plined !\-Irs, Don \VightmCin ntcTlain-, CQals Blanket!Lined ~~}~l;;:~~,~h~~~~sl;~C~,~~ 1i~~~r~~ (;1"('1'1 mo](':-;!,in dt,;tIS T wi,lll first quellity ~lw('fJ­ Jack~i:s R.' nov,.·en, Mrs, ,1. \, Jones,: skm ~l']t:-.. Full cUll \\':1h M!·". F. W. Huse and !'v rs. How­ Eight-ounce1.1~'R·Y:tn,m j3ck- anl "VitI. Prizcs \\"("nl t ::\'Irs. J. laT'gl', S:.!:!.3fJv,arn l'ollal'S,\ alues 1.. '..6. in. I'ls wl1 h blanket F.-in¢.h, allIc3'f her work' shoe, Good- C Carhart aml !\Irs, J. Rrpss­ lining, Cordu ly taibI'S. y('an \,,(>It. l"ca\'y :it'ath(>T soles. Jc>r, ,ir. Mt's..J. C. Carll n entcr~ Now Full cut. SJze 38 to 46. $7.04 values. Take 'cjrn away for- '-ains February 7. * .;f * $ Carnation. Heinz 17.95 $2. 9 ] All si/c;-; Wieners 'frs, Paul St~ak All'lt'at ~u}j and Say We Hav' 'end Sauce !I'pr 23c Pound 39c ('ulllpbdl'.. Beef Roast roc~ry Clos~-O i Tornato SOUp Ar~o .• I I-lb. 28c 1 t 2 (",,, 19c Pk~. I I M h' . Kitchen iMerJill J1:'rido I ~ ~Ieansing B~king Soda . ate es Green Jea"s Crackers Shortenin~ I D No.2 C,an I, ~risll;r Alrrn Hammer Per 2 lbs. 35c ; I I lI'"owder Pk~. 7c Or I, I I Package 1~d Quod !ISe i Rice Holland Style tiC Ir~t-1H'~: I Argo : 'llcaly Blue Ros{'l Herring I $tar~ 2 1- 11.<. l-I~'I Gloss ,8a~s " .'. . 13c Jar I 1.19 Relit.ISize : ~affle Mi~ r· I Butler Beans :TeiBone Ste 'ks 5e i I Duff's I 'A' Grade Per ' 23 I Calumet 33c I'k~1 . c ::~tIId Jack $prat 48c i Baking calumetl "I' Cocoa Sliced Bac n Baking Pqwder ~ I:, Roch:wooI's I Ends or Slluare , ii5~ O~~f ~~~.,,17e ~~~!~~'!~~.-""-'_'-''''':_"_ !~:~nd, .. 'TO••l".. 9c _ _"__ .__ 23c l' "- I, 'I· I ~ I 'II I 'I I Ir I \ I

¥rs. Emil Papstein of Ijerce. Ge eva Or and Jo n Wagn 'of Ha 'Uog-ton. I 'Mr. and Mr&. Otto Stemler tall Ofll('. s. Fr~e's1 scmcstcl' lOcI de; Semors, IrgmIal in the spmesJet· t.est in C'conoml('S. Tn ad\':lnc(' algebra, Bel! n WyM Rebekah~ monO Nelson nnd son 3lnd Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bright were Su ay afternoon. luncheon guests at Rasmu,.;; HaSi­ Lc~tlmlln se~roeder; od Odd fpllows had Mrs., Boh Nelson and daughter of in Norfolk Wednesday lflst week. r. and rs. James Trout an, mm-,sen's. ~ an Marian 1 Delila Frese C'3rned A plus in lie, Ruth S eng}C'r, Alice I Baird, installation ~ f ofHcf'lrs Monday jun:q>rs. D~le Behmer, Alic . Brum-I the semester test in Amt'nc:1O Donna Knch nd Alice ,Maf' Brum­ ~ Ml'~. evoning, WaY1ne, Mrs. Mary Stamm and Mr. and Mrs. ChriS Wflble spent Ru h Ann a d Connie Sue we in Mr. and Osc,lr Swn.nson rna d, Le!?na;rd Janke an Helen: history, montI rn:ll!(' lprfPct rC'Cords in I1CM Mr lund Mrs Rohf'rt Johnson FrIday evemng In the AlvlIl Vogel Wayne Frid,~y afternoon. ' and family visitC'd In tl1r Wm. W. ,Ie; sophotnOl'(,s. Florine- Graef" Caroline nntmQ"lOnd f.'arn0cl the curary llw Pi ."1 \Yf'0k. I Mrs I NL'lso~ recC'lved many mce hom~ Mrs. K('~neth Eckert vi !ted Swal,lson home at (',nroll Sunday t Auxiliary Me ts. 1 Janic(' ,Hilpel t, ~~\'('.rPtt SCh.uetZ:! highest.. grade iln the sC'ows;!('r lest,. TIl(' hiolo"y. class h<1~1 be-cn giftSI " Miss Helen Wylie was a Sunday with Mrs. :1 Norman Morat afternoon. frc$h.mcn. Caroline Br~¥nond,1in orientation.' Mary Lea J('ns('n, <.;llldYln!-:" aT phl1Jwns thC' past Legion Au. iliary IDf't Salurday at Mrs. Walt r GaehlC'r's \\ilh h'n - over-night guest at Janrtes Trout- Stanton the past two weeks. Otto Schneider and ()S(';lr lI()tl- MarY JC'nsco, Dwayne 111('rs. Mary Jensen and Ema Jill'gt'r \\'/'('1<. 1-:\'('['lt Schu/'tz barned Mf'et~. ~d ~rs. members pre"(~nt. LundwOll was Cpnt r Clrf'le man's Mr. J. O. Conley ere man Wf'nt to ExC'(;'lsi()]' Srlr'ing$, Hf'~en Hansen. Mary Len'. ('nscn Wf'l'e second. h 10l) Jl{']" Cl'n( 11 a t('sl on th¢ chap- ('t ntf'r Circle md Thursday at CW Pf>rrm of Carroll, took Saturd d nner guests in the Mo.. Tuesday last week to l'('{,l'l\"(' ~ served after He- husin('s~ nwpting. M and Laura Jane Wyll(,. The high sc 001 had fi\'(' ('on 4 lI'r. Mrs ()dldey TIe('fl's With 14 mem Mrs Etta Perrm to Norfolk Sat- LeWis J hns n home at Carro 1. treatment. tldents with perfC'ct a.1t('nd- secutive days of pl'rfect nt1C'nd- Two nl(.'\,i1)g pictures. " oldiers h('rs prf'sen~ Guc.sts were Mrs. urday Mr. and rs. Leland Walle ~md Sunday dinner gu('st~ in Ill(' M ~('nl('ster Observ('l Dirt day. an for th(' aI'£': Seniors, ance, beginning Wedn('sday, Janu- of lIw Soli" I and "\Vorld Series, Mar! BC'nsh of. Mrs WilliS Rltze, Elmer Hansen called In t~e chHdren we ,e in the Alfred K plin Jorgensen home includC'd Mr. and A group 0 relative'S nnd fl1if'nds I Lnt ra Jane Quinn; juniors, Arthur ary 9. 104:1." will h4- shown to th~Cntire ~rs W~r.ne t called in tI e Augwf;t Dang-hC'rg John amme, Mrs JulIUS Peter C Jensen homl!.' Sunday hOTlile in Sunday after oon. Mrs. Maurice Hansen and tamil.,'. Fl('e~.. Dallas SchellC'nherg, Ruth Take Tea('her Tegts. :.;chool 1hI:'; 1.!id:l afternoo . Y home Sunda evening 10 11l'lp him Eck 1 t and Mrs Russel! Thomp- evenmg Mr ~nd ~lI,rs Louis Willers and Mr. and' Mrs. Roy Landanger ,and Sp~ngIQr; so~homon's, Bevf'rly Se....eral s('ni~r.girls. Patsy Wa1- l A )1('11 n111:. 'vas held Jan ary 18, celebrate his birthday. Luncheon ~n M~~l~~oru~,e~ll~:\~~de~::_ In ~~e ~ne~a~J~l~~~\~~:I~~~~~~ family were, S~nday dinner ests ('O!lUmp,,\ 011 PugP ~kv"n) BejShOOr, :I?rmf' .GraC'f, VrI'non lcr,. LaJeanC' ~Jlk~" }~R~l'il .Jl~~1.(' Iprr(,l'r1lllg 111' haskf'tball i game g Mar~ was served a !f'r a social lime. Br, del', JaniCC Hilpert, Eu.,g-C'nc Qumn. Dorotln Dnt to Mrs Roy DaVIS. Mrs Joy Podoll \-\-cnt to Fdlr II JaE'ge~, Have flharl\' rl. Mr", R llph Anderson Mr" Harry moht Sunday to ViSit ltC'!d!IV('S a Er ,in Mary. Lfla. U;ensen, cxamlnations al Wayne SalUrdlly. :lnd S('\'('I'al :'l!'11." rnadC' up t/1P pro- frii.'n(l~ rhari~ Helen ~edlak, Lorraine \os-" and A basketbaJ~ team cotnp0:--f1(\ of .l';ram. Neighbors and SUf'l I and Mrs LoUl\' Walde' few days BltEIVID vari('d MI'. a d Mrs. R('ulH't1 Hintz Lunflwon Wfl<; sf'rv('(l Tht' n('xt MI'. and Mrs. Gene Carr called Laffill ,Jane \Vylie. !'{udflnls from I\'artnus grade;..;, W~lI . t,.'rOl.n s. IS wlth Laun'L 1'11(' music! 1.('nrnCdla new Trinity Ladl s Quilt. TO. FINISH TERM 'Ia~r~e::d Mr". Frank Bright ( { ••• ~veme Apkmg enterf'd world I JanualY 29, dt /.30. ... folk dan('l'. $tudpnls can r ad the his~ory l Schr'~lE'dl'r SI.anlc~y 1i~C'S Trinity L lhcran Aid nwl last M ss Virginia Tro.utman WIll were Sunday evening gu('sts at ,: We Have n Ample Supply of class MO'lday. She was Marvln and first fl\"C' of the sit ff and week Wetlnf' 'day and Thursday finis 1 th(' term t('achmg the 3rd; Emil Koll's. pre/Jiously enrolled at Obert. I Soden are maklO~ lawn. chall's In sing t1wir to ('s.! Sh(~p. Rf'~'d mB.kln~.a afternoons ' nd this \V('(hwsdny 4th ~nd Slh grades to replace IVJ;rs. Mrs. Pyott Rhudy ~as a Sun- \ '(-thick Fee and Laying lUash Freshmen judged carper hook- Gene IS b?nk Doris 1\1a Btluillng oa ned A R~~i{'hcrl's Adel!,,,, Timperley. whose husband· day 'lfternoon caller in Ihe Wm. ~~ ~esl~ afternoon at Sam 10 ! I .'. ]rts \Vedne'sday. Erna J-aeger case and end: tnble; plus in spelling last \\'ef'k. quilt, CoopEralive luncheon was rf'Cr~1tl~ returnl'd. from. service. Wylie home. II.•• """'" ~••••••••••••••••••••"II••••••II.~••••••"..... "From 3rd, th and 5th G ades. served each aftC'rn~n.·(;> Mr~.1 Tlmp0rlC'y Will reSide on a Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Lf'wis were ~ far}WC<.;1 of Norfolk. Sunday dinner guests in the- Ben i We Ais Have a Supply of = : At 111(' C1lb nn(,pling las week, 80(',lal Circle ]\'ff'etiiO. BU~S Le~~~ :~:~rs P~ime E ~l'~'::~a~()(~~~c"a~~a:~ 7~~)~.rt ~~n:~~ Social Cir It' mt'l \Vcdn('sday C. • IMEL George Lewis : Norco Steer Cubes Horse S-.11e : with Mrs. Bl r1 LC'wis III I'kc! nt'\\' WINSIDE' HOME Sunday dinner guests in the Ben • II Poul! ing WI I givt' Ol n' ort on officf'rs. La( if'S ('x('llan,L:('d ]ll'izl's resi~ ..;ll.lk('s .l! Ill, twxl Tfl1C'l'tin . r. L Inwl purchased t he Lewis home. = : W;l~ (In'~('ntl['d Ad('~ for the- y('ar ThiS l!lr lasl (l('nf' in t 11<' no!'l hWf'st part of Mr. and Mrs. Ff'nljn~nd Kahl For B~.st Results ... Sell Your Cream, Poultry and = at :. S\lll.1l'lll"; MI':. m('('ting of the' ypar. MI'('lings • • 111]1' Tlmp(']'lh' wltl1 (wo gl Is. Win idp hl'lnnging to Mr". Ray- and Mrs. L. W. I nwt \Vpdnrs(1ay Win, illi' Ihis spring. Ed. Lindberg's. ITCH· = Laurel. Nebra.~a :' of I bpir sons, Jerry G'lo! and C'vf'ning last wef'k at' Miss Ruby Sunday afternoon callers in the ~ Wl~l;~'~ ,;;~~ J~~~~,,~~/ k'f',~l~~~~ Rf'f'd's. All 1I'm1Jf'rs hUI Onto w('rC' presPllt. Mr Cora Brodd was a Clint Troutman home included d Produce gu('sl. Thr' 1C'xt nwctinJ-!: will 1)(' Max Lamson of Laurel, Mr. and ~ to I~::~~l~~;;n~';;)~~f~~',~n~Tei:;:~n~~cl~~~~~ in two week" with Ml'.'i. Harry, y Commencing at 1 :30 p. m, : tlllJ-!:. II:ll'oll Hf'Ckf'nhRwtr ?nd Rhudy. • Bellshoof went nf'lth- , lfin,t I.lltheran Church. , : 111 r t,lrcly 111(' f1rSI se- For Birthda. Anniversary. " (Rpv. H. G. Knaub, pastor) , Those in need of good horses at:e urgedi!to attend this • rl1P"!I'I' I Thf' fo11o\\ ing ~;\I('sts call('u in S·nday school at 10. Services sale and inspect the .offering. Also a:pyone having : lloi]ll!' mill studf'nls gf'Hing 1hI' Holwrt ~oult ing home for 7 nt 1 . County Treasul"efs Semi-,A Ilual RepOI·t horses to sell is invited to bring them'to Laurel for' • ()f A 'minus 10 A plus arf' o'clock dinn r Sunday C'\'ening 10 CI oir Friday evening. Wayne ~ounty. Neb.raska ~111', 1~lchOlrd 1the sale February 1. : Troutman, er nfimlation instruction wilf be Recei"!.B_."nd Disburse~enlL!r~~JuIy I, 194 , to!>"-c"-:3~.~945, __lnd. • Knauh. Mar~ HIH'llp; A to B, Har­ ~::~e ~i:~ ~( ~~:l~;:lP ~(.lt~~Sgl~~ Saturday afternoon at 1:30. Jg('ck('n~ '~alances ~ts : old, llOv..;ll·t!' ;llld ,'r!lold Anrll'E'w Ma nand c'hi1dren and C~lr(,h council~ met Monday Reee Disburge- '" BalanC'Ps i - J~ly 1, 1946 'J ments Dec.:n.1945 "". Sale$ "0. • ha"er. l'aroi~1lApkl~'g-. S"e neoshoof and Harald Darn II. 'I with 1\lr. and -Mrs. Carl Ritze. = The LaurSi":Flail1C' St~le Consolidated $1 2.205.03 $ 35.7 l.34 $ 29,8:\489$ ·~-S,()814R • • I\LIJ) llurjh ((lphr:1tf'tI lwr Rlh Stlldv Di\"is.l n Mf'f'tSi, . t. Paul I .. uthpra.n Church. State By. Supprvision 1 4.47 6.00 27.R~ ~.h·l :- Frf'd.Jnrvis,AlldloneerllndMu,wlR"f'r _ F, \\aitt",('h'r1{ =/1l1l1hdIY Jll11IJly IS hy t!rf'ltmg Dr:vol ional sl udy division of ( r'v. II. M. Hilpl'rt, pastor) ~OXI ~lud{nls State Hy. Maintenance I' 52.24 3 4.13 .1255.1 I : til 1 m Ihe pllnldTy room \V. S. C S n 1'1 Tw'sday afll'l"ooon C'! nir l'chrarsal Thursday eve­ I ~ CoOnty General ,26,558.58 26,0 2.8.1 19,419.0·1 :1:1.:l2;J 07 "',.. ...,,,,,,, ,"'0 'eM we lasl wl'pk a Mrs. Pyot t Rhudy'~ ning at R Trans. from Drivers Licensft.. 2.70 with Mrs. y]je assist in,:,. Aftt'r S~tUrdaY school Saturday at 1 Trans. from Auto Fees. I 0.00 in t e basement of the church. a lmsiness "'ssion, lunch<'on was County Brid~ 14,668.85 12,6 L35 ]2,832.52 14.::i07.6R served. The npxt meeting will !J(> S nday school at 10. Services County Road. 57,935.82 /7. 8.54 10.046.43 6:1.597.9.1 in t~lC English "language at 10:30 Tuesday, Fe ruary 121, with Mr". Road District I,' 20,410.27 ! 4,5)l2.05 11,799.22 15,7.'50.60 Clarence II: sen. amlJn German at 11:30. Trans. from Poll Tax 2,5 1(.50 C~urch council will meet Mon­ pan Tax 2,5 7.50 To Orl{anize Nf'W Club. day t'wning at 8 in the church Trans. to Road Digt. 2.587 SO f A group ]adirs mot Frifby parJjrs. Mijlthers Pel1$ion 1,560.92 1.567.14 Farmer~ afternoon n Mrs. Ernesl El(]C'I"" Soldiers Relief 4.024.m 50000 3,901.72 M~thot1ist Chun-h. to organize; new club. It will he County Fair 2.048.96· -UlQ000 1.339.15 .Fly.ng m~\', C'ilh('r a p jf'ct cluh. a spnilll' Mrs. C fr. Dillon, pastor) c.ounty Relid 9,125.06 1.051."\5 9.74780 S nday school !l'1.80 elect the following officers: l?ob Learn t:o Fly in Your Own II. J. Lenze presided at the meet­ Advertising 100:\0 Stanley, president; Lila Mae ing in place' f the president. Mrs. Jury 1825 1825 Neary, vice president; Delores R. E. Gorm ey, who was absent. Fine~ 75.00 180.00 Baird, secreta.ry; Charlotte Dillon, The n{'xt m lfting will be in two Trans. to School Dist. 75.00 Back Yard weeks with rs. Harald Neely. treasurer, 191.:')6 188795 Redemption I' 75.00 Bob Stanley will be chairman of 252.34 ~:~~~~lt ~~ment Tax ·······.·.·1·.. ._. 325.70 246.98 For Oyster, qPpu. the commission of devotion an.d 352..39 percen~age ~. .N~ary A large of the farms have natural landing Mr. and Art Auker and Mr. evangelism; Lila Mae 1S M~scenaneous. Fees t 8.1.05 amI Mrs. W. Misfeldt entertain- chairman. of t~e commISSIOn .of M(jltor Vehicle. i 19.168.98 9.81689 10.061.71 strips within a few hundred feet of the house, and a ~orld. Delor~s.Bal~d eel the fall 'f'ving guests at an friendshIp; Drivers License .. _ , 687.00 644.'ill 2.659.75 oyster suppe ,Thursdav evening at IS chairman of ~he commiSSIon .n 42.70 lot of others can easily atrange strips by a little fence Charl~tte Auker's: M. and Mrs. Hobert communit:y service; DII­ A~tO:~:e::' ~:i::::::: ~~.~ 0.00 relocation and 'seeding. Auker of ~f!yjne, Mr. and MrS'llon is chaIrman of recreatIOn. All :: .. ... ~o.oo Leo Jensen Carroll, Mr. and olher members of the group have 10.7 5.~4 7.4~1l2R 4.2;)R97 ~la.ced Old Age PensioTI .. 970.21 Mrs. Harold tfeely, Mr. and Mrs. been on one of these foUr Old Al:!e Assi$tanee 4.236.39 27.5 8.10 29.R51.1\ 1.98:\.:18 \ Burt Lewis, Miss Ruby Reed and commiSSIOns. Child Welfare. 283.32 1,4 :a 65 1,707.4~ 4152 With oux> background of flying cxperisncc, we Jack Sweiga d. 1 --- I 42:\ ~1 .Ol I~prOV1ng. Blind Relief 51.50 3 1.82 will be glad tq assist Y9U and offer sugges~ions in J!;j Administrative Expense 517.9~ 1.7 G.02 2.0.'9.20· 194.75 Have Pay-Qo , Pa~ ~erdinand Kahl, who has been Wlllyne Consolidated "1' 781.36 9,3 556 8.028.87 2.m~R 05 selecting and wlanning a safe landing area ~n your G. T. club hcld it. pay-off party ill at his home, is reported SOme­ Wayne Street Improvement 57.61 0.81 128.42 farm. at Mrs. Fr d Wittler's Friday what improved. Wayne Water Extension. 30.48 7.50 67.50 30.48 afternoon. rs. Chas. Unger, Mrs' Wayne InteI'&ection . 26.339.48 9.6 2.94 2.62500 33,~77.42 j Carl Niema n, Mrs. G~ne Carr ane Arrives from Pacific. Wayne Refund Paving ,. 1,331.19- 1.7 9.68 14.112.50 1,008.37 Mrs, Ferdin nd Kahl assisted Mrs Donald Quinn, son of Mr. and Trans. from Wayne Paving I 11. .00 Wittler. M s. Georg~ Gabler wo Mrs. Harold Quinn, arrived Satur­ ~9.6:\ 4.06289 When ydur strip :is completed, we c 'n make 'Wayne Auditorium "'1'" 4.713.26 the prize. One-cour$e luncheo day after serving in the Pacific Wayne Aviation . 55.G8 555.68 arrangements to ieach :you and members a d your was served. The regt/.lar meetin area. Wayne Paving -- -_. 2,338.73 11. 3882 45000 1.237.55 of the du will' Qe Ithis F~ida 11.990.00 ~r Trans. to Wayne Refund Pay. '~26~6 I family, and your n ighb6rs, to fly the New Pi Cub, afternoon ith Mrs. trank Bron Enters Norfolk Hospital. Wlayne Sewer ..... 7.:'.7 ,the world's safrst rainilJllg airplane. zynski. Mrs. D. O. Craig is ill with pneu­ Winsfrle Consolidated 4»ll.7l/ 1.567.10 monia in a Norfolk hospital. She I Winside Audit.orium 1,152.2$ 1:344 00 1,063.24 I M~ets. Nelghborln Circle entered the hospital Sunday. Her Carroll Cans(>1idated . 1.671.47 1.600.00 670.46 Neighbor' ng Circle' met Sa-tu condition is repprted improved, Carroll Ref\lnding . ....•... 5.675.47 265000 4.42886 Miss,~ertha dayevenin with Kol Hoskin~ Consolidated 2.300 01 2.500.00 1045.86 at George oll's with '11 mpmher· Quys H.lx.sQn F3rm. Sinoles Consolidated U12.89 2R4.96 and their amilies present.. Mr.. Herman Westerhaus of Winside, 107.86 258.11 assiste~l \\1akefield CClUlSoIidated.. . ···1·· Hans Carst 1l.."l Miss l{ol. bought tbe HixsOn 320-acre farm Wakefield Gravel, , . 3.89,. 3.89 Prizes in c rds went to Herma near Pierce for $76.50 an acre OF KoB, Gear Coult¢r,: Miss Mar $24,480.' The H. J. Gettmans will B*lance July'I, 1945 . Jea~ Koll a d Miss' Loretta VO~ move t,o the land. Two-course IUnCheqnt.a$ ser:Vf'd ....,------,-- To.,tals $362,055.21 The next eting wB be FelJru 'to Serve As Nurli~. ary 14 at tt. Otto tender'oS. MisS; Arlene Cary. came fro~ _ Lincoln . ;Frid~y evemng to spend ar~. he~ For Annlve until T.hUrsdqy ,in .I'arental Balance pee. 31. 1945 , . To help r, and, ~rs. Ra~u Will cary ho,-n~. She fIDI&?eq ~l)e Rasmussen eelebra~e their sUve first semest~r ;at the unlve;:s;~Y fol~o s.e;t"!V~ ~T 'Yedding a niversary, the and now will! as a 'f .iJ,le Outstanding Registered warrant~s-_N+_.-.-_+---.-_ in.g ~ere d' ner gu!st ~t ~hei BYJ;'on 1\4emq.Fla1 OSPJ m \'"'" ~ home Janu ry 19: I". and M. coIn: i -Harvey Pe erson n INorma, , ---- Magnus Pe erson, is IPet~l'So So~ I~BaPllZed. , , i '~".y . f V' s n of Mr and Moo ~a..!\... 9 Miss A na Pet ts, n 0 Ei.lge. lfgl",,,,. '. f eaM-oI.I W ; 14r, and M s. John ~te~n" :l:oes Henr~" apst~l 0.. • .1.ie. Nielsen f Sta~l.:, s.:aa paptiied S\I,/-day,.J3!.\U~Y ~.3b.i t old Falk of Hoskins, r. nd~ • thl> mo"m'1gl stl,c~l!l§i~ .~:.t .t\O\\~.N 4I.~ fiUI~eY~,!;.: t---+--:.....:...--h--..:+~~;+r-I-++.....:...+-:-.....:...tt;:-t,.....-;:-Z ==9::;#;;;:;:r===~*~' J~~ .~:I:~0 ". l~it~e.a.ne",M • Jnlrlett:i;;:;:,:;j:I:~:;~:1...OfS. J,J, IM:'.. " •• .were' Miss •I (I 'I I, , 1 1 I·,

THE WAtNE 'HERALD, W,\Y E, NE '!lIU, T !lDA\'••IANlIARY 24, '04S. II ~.'l ~ ~,!. -'.--~~ rink.i~~~~;;~. ~t !t.:r;~ ev~ning ~hie 1i~r r~ d~ Pri<~e$2,000. ava~ PAGE !lEVEN •.','.'J••. .. •. "'.' . .. .__ .._-:;-. ed ter in-law, Mrs. Di k S n$hl an.d .. A i.nwnber fro ...h:re at 'f SaturdfJ.Y aft.erndon " block grou c... I. ..' and one singjle, steady' (-'~ploy- . i'~ ~' ~!l" sey'J" Sunda. afternoo~. II.n. fa lly. I tended $nd, report an enJO~b~ ndo t\"enm III pIp.ce of Mrs. Etta. naugh. ]24tl J24t1p !W k 'f' l men 1, Don Bl}ckenhaut'r. j24tl 1'~~:" ~l" .Ul,e$, a le . M,t+ and 1\ ~, Voraca PIol.¢ker of + r. and Mrs. La\Vren !Hanson time. ". I err~n. wh we'n~ to Norttolk for FOR SALE' d 5--tube h ~ FOR SALE' 1941 All' h ~I_ ~ ~!~ ( :lj Mrs. La :\,retl(,"e Ri ,g) Om~ha. visJ' d in the "', C. Ring an children 'were: in he'sE. W. Complimtnt~~g cou~in ~etum edital c ck-up~ ter m~ el, l)'a~~o. CoItipI:te model C tracto~. R~~b r,al;~ LEAV l'l"G for [..os Angeles .jranU- unday t r,1!!i!'1 ' homP Sat afternoon. Lu ~ahl home to Ispen r- from the Sier'VlCe du ~he pas Mr. and Mrs, IJens Th mpson. Wit~ balta 'c Gamble's. j24n and starter, cuHivator, I¢>w and ary J8. Tak~ two passC'tlgcl'". ~'\ll" : 'I..". .'~ . Mr. and . Paul Fischler and eve mg. ~ ! few ~on~hs Marcel, llPh land r ..and M •. Chas. Jorgen en and hay swee . See James !Utman Don :E. Grie~, 21·1 E 4th 'SL, !" ,."IDe" 'n,~andahl ~nIolIl.'~ a \Vnyne Pau.lette ~ Sunday ('\.'e~ing 'in Ir. and Mrs. Dave ~ambers AUStl.n "$..mg and Harley Bard" the family a d Patty Jeffrey of FOR SALE: 8r-tZ mountain ca- W·· '-d ~ b '2411 . Wa J)C'( j24t1p ~dllt'i th1S famUie~j ~ane, nt('e~ i , e !l wee . the L10vd on nome. of Thurston. were in - he James W. C. and Lawrence Rio ca led in the M. Jojrg'1'nsen naries, gue r singers, $10. InSl e, Poult~e. J P , Wltl~',C. , Slxlerh' rg sPf'nt Sunday Mr. ;nc1 ,1rs. Otto Meyer nnd Ch robel'S home ,for su p r Mqn- alsb the C. L. Bards w re eqter--l 0 e Sun ay afternoon. I Mrs. L. P ran(h·ik, Emerson, FOR SALE: and c>g feed, 11. son. Jah~'k. SU~da)and fa 11y. son visited I,' Rudolf" 'Kav's a cou- da evening. ~,th tained at Friday supper j the Len.. rs. Ch ter Wylie and ¢hildren phone 753 . j24t1p soybean meal, mill f s,in~.lin fact l'v Pm I '-Olson d dinner pie of times/'during the \vetek. ngie Sandahl was Bob us Ring home. 'ailed in he P. C. Jenser home ('verything in the feed Why .i th 'lr: and....M ,. RI\"l~ Ison. '.., ::\Ir. and ·frs. Aug., Slnhn and nard as a suppelr gu st Sunday Mr. 8I11d Mrs. Darwin gler c4me undiay fo dinnler.· Mr. 8tJd MM>. JUST ARR 0: Latf' shipm<>nt not contact Mr. Addy alnd get I 1'Th, 'V Ir,!::,l I ,~on.s of A }('n. \'I~~ IDonna \'isit in thf" And.e~ Jor- f'vening in the Myrton ('S$e home fro~ Otrlaha to atte~ f~neral Martin J nsen and faroilj' of prf'-\\o.·ar ty 'lco~~ a~d wood cir- our paying pri~es for ain be- lt~ ::1 unson fo~ Strll~ger, aJls~. c~l Sun- ,gl'nSE'r\ hC?m~ Sunday p\·('ning. ne r pf>nder. . sl;'r.... lcE'sla~_ter ~ the JBte 011 Martinsbu g, were t.hereJen~e~ ~~ lh s~, 3 and~_~4t14 fore you sell? I!Ie wou d lUke to )'·1 i I 'l\'lr. and rs. JOf" BC'CkenhauCT lrl'..Herman Utecht o.sslsted the . uncle. T ,ey Were ,r Mr. and rs. Martin and I Gam Ie .. meet you and'tmde ·th you. I •'fr ~nd. :\.1..r~.~ ..arl ,~und ll.,.-~~... n.t i nnd s(m:i. 'pre Su. ".daY dinner with sC'rving r~fl~eshmenls at Gr~ce g-u('sts In tlle Ray Agler, Jr., hqf~e, tamity of .artinSbUrg~ a$.d: Mr. FOR .sAflE:: {\. II I!nodt'rn 5-room Dorr F('('o Mill. d20tC ., ~•. ",d. ~ f'\ cn.ln~ 1.1n the Rn Ai,LCl.: .gUI'SIS H1 i1h .. HOhart. Al.JkPl' homf!'. Lu .hera.n L.adles Aid a~'.he chmch Mrs. Ag..,leI' ~turned t the ·Icity and. Mrs. .hes.. ter Wyhe a~.d ,fam. ~ hou.c;,e \vit 11.~at. hand fu11 has('-. r· fum1!!. :\Ir~. r. '.\\~lt(,dli !\-'(r. anft~hpl\Vm.r,rs. \Vm. A. Meypr W dnesday afternoon.. Sunday mornmg. ,By~r were unday dinner ahd SUP-j ment at 12 2 Main St. in \Vaynp. WEEDOi'.'"E -The' new 2-1-D wec>d i I ~n, 1r, HndWar~l'I' _nrJ 01,,0 'w('I\:'~pf'nd in Victor home to .irs, C. K. Fischer. elvm.~t Del- Mrs. E. O. Carpenter of sedttsWa~H~t.. guestsliln1Mr~.at Peterlc.'Jen.d on au silver wr-dding. _ :',-(r_ !IntI ,ohnson how'. '-\~~j(,I' ,Ioel1i'!"~'I.,IJohn,,>n, home owr Satu,day he Art Borg fam;ly !were Sun- ,all Munson_afte.~noo~were at F. . SubOrslWh~1 and and Mr daug~tersand Mrs, c~~~.houset",;.t~~ re~nn. floor.R~~:~:~~:at 210~~~:~;Lm- kmer belMe our stoc\< ;s ex- Mro. mest Echtcnkamp. jell]p s~,.nd.<1:\11· nnl.! :'>lrs,~.l.'.t,H.ny d,d' dinn('r and supper!'m~.guests in ?ur:day to see John Jam€'s Troutman and· hau<;ted. Colson Hatchery.~ j24t4 y dlnl1.f'r ... t".'.'f :\Il". 'rman l.J pcht. has h('C'n ll:ric W.3 ("r"" hpat- To who \"i~it(l'd m(" p0rfnr.ll- n * nil home 1n Wah'Held '\\7(jdn('sday day aftcrfjoon the fir~~tn. amod. ft.. Sr~. dO n",'Or . ]1' the 100 ft. hv ;>fJl"ft. Hnu<;f' jc;, in goorl (TS. 10\\"<-1 crClam f'; >arators. f'f1 ac .'" of kir~dnC's.'i and ~I'nt ranJ-..:. tended a board me-eting f the mId., Un ay ia ternoon ca C'T$ In d c(Jndjtio~, ~ribcd al $5,5()(). Cii\'a- J1JCk..rt Farnl Scrn c. Ford whileII WR,S In lhf' hosPll;l], I want wC'st young peoplC"s co filt'r('nceiof Wp1. r~ars~ens home \\,('re Mr". ~n na\.lgh.' .i24tl Tractors, Wayne. , ' j24l1 to E' press thahks. Mrs. .John y the Covenant church a tel' whIch f:'Irs. Qtt~! .•Carstens :nd famll · 1" ------1 Insulate WI.th~HOrn~,gUard Geew j24tlp the girls returned ho e. ! p1r. atu1 mrs. Hans .... arst('ns and Rf:ACTIFlI ~ jllf'nlinf's, hushanr. As a compliment tOI Lt. Alliao' family and Mr. on.d Mrs. Augw:;t lII'if... f'ver·h AI50 ('HTy day it~:I;~:u:~~n;~~~i.onHv~s :~~ \\-"el wa~':rt~ (lth:~~n~~. rrl:ttin's and (h·. S:andahl who has a n~\v assi¢n'" Speckhalsi famll:y. • .e-rE'e'lingS· S +liane'I')'. Thf'lma I trainoo {'rf"W insulate y r attic and friends who l'eml'mhf'rf'd U~ Olt'nt at Kearns, Utah.l\\-lhich is a: . Mr. am M~.. ~ent J~ck~on", HClnson. :\ a Irine Agency.. C'on- and side-walls. OUT j bs are with carrl_". flm.\.pr~ R.r.d f-.':ifts and rt>-placement center th~ 10110Wi!n~l. Cha~lps amd Vlrgl~lil were un ay i cord. Neh ' J24t1~ g-uarantRed aga.nst C' ndensa- f, ,'!. wefe rntertainf'd in t~e' parenta :. evenmg Ci.allf'. rs III the Alfred . ,. tlOD and sidf'waIt set! Int. AttiC' those' who calmed on Ollr golden I Kopli~ O~· SJ1l~nrer Ed. Sandahl home Th r*day eW''"i h0tne in \Vayne. M!rS. Quo FOR SALE:I rshot h;Jy stackE'r. iob!ii as low RIO stO.O onl5-room i WPddinf;. Mr_ and Mr<;. ning: Th(' honoree an Ihis wife,' Sc.hn:lrkr, and Dan Th~tnas of 12-ft. Joh ('err Take. 6-ft housp. ~idf>wanl a d 4ttl(' as ' Jones, Norfolk. j2111p ~~. ~~·Il:~~~]~n~r~~~.dJ~~~: ~~~~d~~J·~~s~h{'{;e:;;O."lacker. ~~~;ps~~ ~ f~r:~ 2c~~~~~~t~~~ ~on~ ~~~~:C'Bi~~ Ud:! ~bor . \Ve WiS~~~d~.-:~"~~~;lPpr::~~_ Brpsslf'r. \VaITen and QdI1don. Nlr. Jr.. and Larry of Carroll, llnd Mr. George, Bun , \Vayne'. j24t1p F' n29tf, han flor the kmdn('s-"f'S and a-"",i.sl- ami Mrs. Lawrence Ring~ Ralph ~nd Mrs. Artie Fisher and) daugh- , ancf' shown us at the lim-p ~h(' ~i anrl Larry. The ~jme w~s: $JX'nt ~o-' It~rs werp, in Sioux City Friday to PR~Y~T~ ."d a dplidous meni g last TIRES fl]]e ...., .. th f]uud. Do It blO'-r t.raining. chair.. After t.O a. m.: Annie Sandahl and Mrs. Don Beck- WPf'k" :\RM 3 c Cary is Q\V sta- fore the ~p ing rush. Actual Sa1urday, Janua.ry 2'7. : 821 No W'e. W,.".chatrodea:p~('~~o:~ dpf'p a~ pnhaupr took over IIIfteIl'" dinner. Itioned in Rhbde Island.; , tpsts ~hm:' I uch grp"tcr lrac- Main. Phone 480-W. 'j24t1.~ I' Thf' group wjll have lh&ir ne-irs 'I .. waYnel'~~~~~~~~!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~L V ".1 ."5"... January---=------+114. ----I county,The- statess. of Nebraska,!I at O That's wt your egg money will bt/Yk' •. ad'ot of WINSIDE es~';:~/~~~;rSt ;i'Jtcr~~~e:n ~~: ~~'.' things fo.. the. family, •• when you la e goo care "',,,,anng WIll hp had oJ'! As I .m leaving the farm, I will sell the~.0110 • g. prop.>ertYOiBt pubJ.c..JU!..ction, at 'iii R bC'rts allld Alden Johnson VISIted I home SBld account and petli at the my fa 4 mile west and 1;4 mile southI of Inside, on HIghway No. 35, 00- "':i Phone 206 . Wayne, Neb. :-I m the Pa~l Flsdher !lome, Quartet LInMr and Mrs Chas Jorgen~f~ Icounty court roqm 10 WalO{ne, Ne- r :1"JI·'b· ~mll~~cl."'II;,-····!~~~lInllllll(., • nu bers Were practiced for the ofi~:~5~~(':o;;,~ltorsCarroll \"f're Sunday l"vE'm~g ~~blraskap~;:~~:tl;~~~~~~~kon the 11th day~a0 Febru-'~:r~~~ J .~ 30 .... ••••"D : F' TIllers Union mt'etmg FrHlay ITI the Maun e ' : e.dn'esday, I n'ua'iry .. ~ .:..nIL :!VIr and Mrs. James TroutmBlfl tD show cause \\-hy the rayer Df UI ~7:g ~:~Fe~e~~ ~~;e ~;~~~ ~;: th~~,c~t~:.:r2~~t n:;yg~~ tJt:~llary .1 I mllSs.n home. m' 1946 . 5 I J is ~t 1 :00 o'clock - Lunch: will e soM '1Y Hoskins Ev~ngelical Aid Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bronzyns il (Seal) J. M. qHERRY, a e 5 ; i t I ~ao;~~e~:':g~~~~~r~t:;;;~r~;~1 j2413 . COl1ntr:::,YJUdge. d f 4'Ht'ad' '0'f Horses ' I Cttl '. BronzynskJ home. Farran~" Card of Thanks. a 0 a e 'BY i CHICKS Mr. and l\1rs.Geo,ge thank~We wish '0 eJq)ress all Rincere ' BIU~' :, ,'1,"I: Glenda we", W~dnesday 1ast wee to all who so kind y helped -Roan mare,', 6 yeal'!S' old.h TeamG BA Sea~edatshenotr iDgS'~'smooth~. dmneI" guests in the 0 t. H u f1Ro.wO·.rsStantntghe . tirnMearokl 5 Id 'Ik' of rey ,. gel out. rey t - Bro~. 1WI'S' cow, years 0 ,ffiI lng 9 ye~r... I home at Hoskins. ii : M; .... .,.. r rna ,e, 0 • Mr;:;. Leo Stepheng and father~ tringer family, Lester ~undahl now, iB own Swiss heifer, 2 years oldy Wm. Swanson, of CanroB, were fflIiflily, A. C. Stringer fa ily. Les- milkirlg. Holstein COW 6 years old, Place! ;:O~ll' order now $0 you will he sure to get your Saturday evening callers, in tp~ t~r Calmus family, Ronal String~ y Id '1/. O. Smith home. ' elr family, Joe Stringer fa ily, Mr. milki}go Holstein COW; 4 years 0 , chick~ iUlst when you \fant them. Many folks waited Miss Loretta Christensen af Bind Mrs. Darwin Agler, Mr. and I milki g. (These are real good milch t~ ~hree las~ Wayne, and Peter Jensen we~ ~~~s. Geo. Stringer and Fa Sj~1~f~ cows n will freshen in early spring.) two weeks year, so be sure'to place 'your Sunday dinner guests in the ThoI!· Two Illei er calves. Steer calf. vald Jacobsen home. ()a.m of Thauks. I ordel' eal'ly so as not tq be disappointedl Mrs, J. G. Neely went to LincQ1P I wish to extend since Friday. H. L. Neely took her als to all who sent cards and eluxe Large-type Whitel£egT,orn far as Unfoln, on his way It? membrances wfuile I 'wa I ,, Be:r~;~;,:~.~~~i:~s. Ali¢~, hospital.~Mrs. Ii i Mary 'Elise Koc U. s. lPulloll'OJJm O'~nbrol'!ed~lHIai;ctnin9J Eggs ~~~me~e~~~ ~:s~ ~~~:k,'W:~~e~~~~.· the Pyatt Rhudy home. I W··A'NS ... :Jll'el used only fd~' Colson's 'Champion Chicks. Mrs. wm S. Baker ,and Mr$, ~ Vincent Wehrer of Wayne, WElIj¢ Etery hen and cockereQ banded with a sealed band to last week Wednesda)/" ¢al1ers !iP the Art H¢rscheid honie. i ' ln8111'e you of g-etting ~nll the best chicks. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Thompson ;of Alton. la., spent the fi~t part of this week .in the Erne~t Elder anp Duane Thompson hom~s. : C. B. Misfeldt and Mrs. Shirl~ Lash were Thursday ev.ening s~"* I ±=-=-==--=---:-""-~:r;--=-=-:; Purina i Enlbryo Fed Floctes o'clock diIilne,r guests 'in the HljI.. bert Fleerl home at Laiurel. Mr. an~ Mrs. Waldon'" Brug~et .'•. are red Purina Bteeder Lay Chow to put morel an~ fami} and Miss aerinita O~.te were Frid y evening v~sitors Ifn vit. a. ins in the.. lm.tCh ng eggs for gr~.ater strength the Marvi Dunklau hptne. , l.. Mrs. Chas. Roberts W;td Charl~ at'.h tching time. Th4t's why ¥9U will like Colson,s of Omaha" sperit fr~ ~ !Thursdj4~ evening u"liI $atunlar /lftern",/I1 I T",,=,---=-==---:cj-::I:'-~::- Etlnb. yo Fed Chicks th s year. Don't delay ... Plude I in the l\.1iS$ Bes~ Leary! ht>me. ; ' . a¢t~manJpf Ydur'order now. I Mr. and'Mrs. John I i-::::;:el~ndw~~ a~di~~ ~~rl~ I guosts in lho 'EJ:,;;est 1d r ±t=----c=-=-...,..,----c~±'-=_:_ Mr. and Mr~_ Haro Ifl Seyl I ~s. a'~ family ana Mr. and L Slanley and family 0 Ij wero Sumlay c~llers ~l Ma Ii eI±±:::::--===-'c;;::::;--;;!=!:==: Lindsay's. I Mr. and Mrs. Carl, Bi anQ" family and MiSS~i were W~dne8daY week" sup er guests in t e Bronzyns i holne. MISS Glrrs RoiCh., hI1J ...,," ,1"1tL ",!J "1 ! ,II (' i I II I'; 'I I \" "1 < I' Tm:'~AYNE m:kALD, A, NE,BBNSKA, THUB DAY, JANUA~24 I'I ,!

I "j_. 'f i -:-·'J~glJ~StS.IO,t1lQtts rl!!sen~---I~~~~ Ura~~--~ftCJn,on. returning I Sun- pa"d:erWilI ~r\tt,e~i t :C,~,b,Fri-11 I: il Be Marrietl til ~~;~-. M~. He son~~,~-;~~_·:~C,,~~~couple remained ~jhi,' O~le ~' ! afternoon wc~:.e r, an Mrs, day ever/in , t day, Februa ~ 1~ I "" 1 Church S"nd'ay cent y dISC arged fr m th~ ma- rO alives in Tarkio, " II': ,"~ ,• -I C~rlSrevers"Mr.andMr.Har- Mr.and r.JackParkandfam- ~~. t ~ rine. I' lBen Lass moved ~onday frtam! Cq,d,lmH~d tV~l,n\ r~(S'o IVO). ',ry~,tolle, l\!I~s, Norma F rrier, By and Ju 10 Park were"Sunday", F well I j'.. r and Mrs. Max Holdorf an- Li da Pel rson ace mpanid'd her t'ik' Albert Brader property in lh~,1 c1 s i the ce4-e11lQny. Joyce Mr. Rnd Mr A. H. Brin man, afternoon Yis~tors jn the ElWin Mr. and . A.r h " Florine at- n un~ the engag~ment and ap- aunt Mrs. Me\lvin uellC~ and e~st part of town to a house h~,1 S """ nd Rosella 'Nelson ssed Mr. ,and Mr$., Edward Buk r apd FrcdrieksOl~ lome. tended a eighborhoOQ ,farewell Doralynn lbers celebrated her p achmg maITIage of their daugh- cousin, AI' oldeen MuelIe, to b~ught on Blaine street. Ed. Gran-l tc~t I cently. the families f Otto N eman, Mr. and,t; s. Ellis Johnson and. party fOjrc[ Rab'~o~d!' Florine birthday Thes ay. te, JS1? Delores Ann, to Sp 3C Nort Platt ,last W dneSd, ,Y for q, ~.iSt vBcat,ed the Blaine 5t~e,etl,1 * * *,"kRaemv'pSa'nKd' JdOelFreenS,iesvee'rsw,m. Vahl- GM'r.,A, IfArned " 0KhOnJlslm0ne,~crcrcagundestMs ,ossf f~mlly at ~ ell' hOlm ,riday eve- Mrs. Albert Kai is a patient at a vis t. p :operty and 'moved in with Mr8'1 •M • tit .~ na Olng A gl t wal:l ,pr':.frhted to S S da" J uary 27 at 7 o'clock R. Wm. Fi~cher, r. an 1 Mrs: Ef, GranqUl~t. Aug. Lo,renzen, son· CI eehng. : I " "1,', a ioux City ospital. n . .,-,' an , . °,..eSsive Homcmakefs met I' * ** Clara Sunqay eveQing. Mr., a,:d rs, Flqr;tns!, od a co- Mr. and Ms. ThC'o, Witt have p. m., at Evangelical ':yutheraTl Bald in Fis her, Mr" Ann' Swei- 1I1-law of Albert Brader, will move T Sdl' with Mrs. Alfnjld Sy· ror Girl Sc:quts. Mr, and fMrs. John BoC'ckenhau- operatIve, . urpchedn, ,"'iR sCfvod. been in Tcxa, visiting- relatives. c urcl1.,. Rev. F. C. Doclor, pastor, gard Hnd Frl"l Rrun we·re JTl thc tl{ the Brader property: 'd' b M Girl scouts of troop Two mct er and Lyle were Sunday afterti}Pon The FlorIO s ~,l re ,movm~ 0 a farm Mr, I,nd M ,E'd, McGu,','e were w It 0lJflc1ate, II LJ' Brune 'home at reigh n for I do .,.E; 51 CS mne men1 ery;, rs. . W~ d t . P L R 't' ~ l\1I. - S~nqay din 'er, ' , Rrel~na Club Meets. I J11Ch ~" . :~\was ci1. ~uest!'Ia~~~ i ~~:hf~rci~YI:f~oo;lo~as~::t~n;~: ~~'ie:~~~e:~~~e~~s ~~l('~~on~e. oy southw~st f ,W~rc, '1 1. ~::~~\, eveni' g caBers at Albert Has Major Operation. Mlf', ,md r~'. lIeI'm n Sun(, Don~ !~renna Co-Getters met Janmlry arl R~" 'oYI g~a~ 7t}~nlesso~'o'1' clOtl1- II preciation. Mrs. Leonard Strong Mr. and Mrs. Kennit F"lorine of ROI!n IKtrcd ~n: BIIr~l(lny. ~' ZMI~1 a~d Mr . Herman Baker and . B. Standley underwent a mu- ald ~d Walter and ,rs. Gep, Day 18,10 the C: Trout~a~ home wI! hi in~ ~C('ting ' Way"" 'II' "n,1 MI'· Il"y",ond " ' M d I of Jj rton, an" .pe' 't la'., t hurs- Lp,r('n WJ!!c'r!'; pr,esldmg.. CatUp po,· tel'S. An all day I rcviewed thc1life of Longfellow . 1\ ,• 00'. 1\-V('n:LY.f,lve relatives lao,d fricn S LoweJ.( we,re Sunday visitors at JO operation on ay at a oeal "n ., ,,' I h~sbands as guests noon ,and asked J:~cqueline Anckrs('n, Florine I.!ncll children wpre Sunday goathered i~'the R.,A.,Nltrtrod ho C Will Baker's. h spital. He is getting along well. day lWith t e Hi.'rmiln Su d, j~., ~rub contro~;vas (jlscuss,cd., DarrelJ I" dinncz' guC'j;ts in the ArU1UI' FloI' ~ fami~y in HI omfi,,!d r aiid Gary lroutman inVited the " aftcrnpn~ np ,-----~-- d, ,e"ls planned :F"cbrua.r 19 in II Jean Rogge, Mary Einung nnd ine twnw. . - WpdnC'sday l :-r {'Venin A group of Pleasant Valley Aid ·u. IT!-j:mhor:-; to Inspect their bapyl th Ot 0 Baier home. II Chere H,OUde l1Sheldt to gi~·-t:J short "'I", "nil Mrs. lkrneHI Gustafson' to ho~or r~. Anfl1a A:n~~'rson 0, ladies quilted at, Mrs. C. W. Mc- Is Medle~1 Patient. Mr· and. rs. Dona d MJlI r who Ibqev('s. Mrs. 'Troutman sel"vC'd, The! , I * * * reports on his',writing!'i thiS week. .sp~~nt S;lturdHy ir'\ the Ed. Glistaf- her 82nd It)llr~hday un~l.versar:t. Guire's ~edn sday. Pat Driscoll, son of Mrs, Eliza- hav~ been I the Wmf ::(:l~el ,pro,p.. M'arch 1:l9 mcc'Il,'n g wjJJ be in' the' ' lk~ to Group. i Janis Derry earned h('r design , C' t r Mrs. C, W:~WlbCrg WaS ,10 char~ Mr. and M s. Emil Tarnow and b th Driscoll, is a medical patient eft~south 0 town, hivc. lI·n {.rJ the Rayrnotd Lanopm('ier home. Visi- .. 1. badge throUgh a repot'I, The son hOIllt', MISS Jelln JUs a ·son f h lor m' h M " a local hO",p,·lal, Bronc pc t h I ]1 b' 0 SP1j ! 0 g 1h' 1'$ P,t0, 1. I Siqri~~,,~~a ~J~~l~~ l~i'Ed,.!on,~('r;::,~~. . :~n~ol~~~.W('t'k~end Gustaf~ a s or r a, In IC La~~ family were riday l;upper guests" :' LoUi~r Y" IC e t«j>,!1'S lao~ymondt week were Victor K,nil,'- . :1 troop still accepts used Christ- in lhe E, E. Hyps, and'IMts.1, nna at Carl Brud'gan'cs.' vacrtawM at Sun , 'b e Longb~ trQated her teacher C reo Mis.'s and Beat 'Em All Calf cluh which h('ld I m] i . '" weeks" Tl'oop Two n'l'n,b,'rs,' day dinnerW~IH"in the John Groskurth Y d l' , " ' G ""~l F' IMIM nfR H 't f' . TI 1 , * ** I !WllW in Mrs,'. Mart,'. Madsen an schoo mHllCS to candy h,ars In or nrr r at1( afi,Qrn'oo~rR' IS ll'st meetmg 1UrS( ay night.~at ,I '. , were delighted to accept the in- U ~;I~~~~,~[~n~~lnd~yh 1 (! b hd LOCAl NEWS~ Mosl1'icy of IBeidcn: wk'l'e Counly Agent W. R. I!a-n]el"S III sant Valley Club. i vitation of ttGlOP Five, headed by l\J1'. spltaJ. She IS r,cco -! Mrs, Edna Davis was in men- .1Ii•••••••II••••rllI•• ~IlIlIl.m.;Il'l.II•••••••••••••••....--. \' * * * Mr. and Mrs, A. \V. Carlson \vrre :i\Irs, }, rry Larson, J. P. Timll homle Saturday, ~rJ~lg from ap operatIOn satlsfac· eoe, Ia., Monday of last week to ' " : Wi~h l\fIiss Traster. SUnday dinner g~ests in the Mrs. I1nd Hltrn4cd an aftrr· Mr, and I'S. Harry ,Nel~{'n an on y., ~ . , I\'isit Wm. Davis and Mrs. Lettie ~rea~i\"(' fami~Y !Ian~.('n ~hI1dren D'A'N'CE ., Art group of A. A. Alex Carlson home. noon parlv complimentary to Mrs. wera Sunday gUC'sls in lh' Mrs. TI!i1ry and. q)mfort. .! U.,""", nlC't Monday evcning with Mr, and Mrs. Harry Oak, Phyl- Larson In'!lw A1114/n Holmberg Carne Dean homE' al ~)i['rc('. \\:er.(' Fr!,d<:i Y :f'VCrylllg V~Rltors .nt : 1MI'. and Mrs, Don Slra!lan and : 1'I~~s S\rlla .Trastcr, "The Pied jjis ;. vv." n. (kkilnrkr I s ..('n·(:~I\11 club ~r,'t \\'1 th (len were Sllndlte(] In the Martin Mal - cers were rL'c,jPcled: Geo. Buskirk, For Mrs. Thomsen. ': tMr. and Mrs. John M('COrl~lll- W,t1tn ilnd 1\-11':-. LiI1Irent'l' :-ion home llcsday afternoon unt I pl"C'sident; Mr.';. Joe Wilson, seerc- The Carl Thomsen.s cntertain~ dale w~n' Sunda~ dln.lll'r gut',,,!s In ('al")...,on. Mrl1l]wr,,, \'O',t('d 10 ~'hdn,g(~ Woonosday. a[jprnoon Wh,"n, t.he~ tary~treasure~.,. M~,S' rJahde served, Gd at dinner Sunday for the the Willon Me( orkmdaIl', home lilt' club d:ltl' t(~ lh(' 111·st Friday ~f went to C leridRF to visit olhe refn'shm('nls.i W('~ncsday evening Iplr1!lday of Mrs. Bertha: Thom~ near. Laur~1. Ieach monl~. }< ollnwmg th(' bUSI- relatives, I' turning to Omahil Sa - Mr. and Mrs. lA. w.,' Dolph, Mr. and sen. Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Kasper MiSS Faith G\lstafson accompa- nt'ss nwc11ng a dress form \\ClS urday. 1 Mrs. Herman 'Baker spent with the apd Delilah of Pierce, were med LaVerne Olson to Aurora Sat- made for a nll'nllwl". Mrs. Kl'nnc1h -~-._-,~~,.- I Jahde's. Thqy moved into town Tuesday. ----_._--

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e-;~I ~ -~d' J I IR i i -EleHed-Trhs V· S --- Addr $ses Gi en ,. IF----·· .+r-+~-:::c+---.- F~e k s~anc ~~~! f~?:;'~~j!! r.oY.~Lfd~~eeTo~~~, I 5 es Pr 'f (?l Ie s; urr n er. 'Val P orli11l I ,adet:s . s in W'f . I ~ ~ honO~d Inl~ maha.~" r;dr n Wayne i t~Vom{"n's I) II ~- \ __ meelihg" was in folk high s 'hp I that afternoon. Uf> .0. P,lac(': cub room In I ol s~ J ~he oJ. o~- C('~ar "w~.-- , r m . P·I t t Ov ea R d I Dr n soci".-y's wo k with addrC'sse counly 1e>;lChf'rs SI IC tit€' .aUdit¢!l"it l. lOW 11\ e ..~ 5 ecor S/Il"eddina 1-' ICe- Ie"s~ ~('p('ndf'n1 and rphanf:>d c il- at Harti fton' ThuMday C'Yf'ning. a e. omnutte ~le~5ed MA It Hudson of Williams, TIme: ~ p, m. . NotLearning Art of ~ drcm, Direclor Randa I C. Bia t e~ Mr... Pet£" on ~poke j'h HartIngton With Progres BeIng; All., Janljlary 17, 1930. Mrs. \'\'11_ J<~nuary C~r ,J?ale: \ 'ed.nes.day, 23 1 riving a \ 1 Is I{eld i Wa,rllC porle' that the pas year 65, and Ran Jph hIgh s hoo!.s Friciay. Made ""if. Co leD'le.' 11 s 1S tile fonner Ruth Renmck. ,F~\"('ryo e !InVltro. ".,1 days IOf care han' hen provid . He was gue~t unO Saturday In PiL.: son w~s born to Mr. and Mr:;. ]n Kiillslon N C. an elderly .1.... • ~- I. 569 ihdlyiduals ser" 'd. 95 pIa e- the Don 'lghtman nome h('re. :-.:arly Da)s fro~tthC' Wayne CI [ford a~ldersk'-eve January 19, Betnf' it~ to E~tjJo:rees. Iwoman hopefully applJlpd to t<>ltef IMLSS MIldred M rphy Bride mpnt$ made and 65 a options ,c m- ~- ~ __ ~l __ .__ ~ Herald for Januan ,1930: 19 A vete"m")n \.l,·hos(" arne aPI.K"~r('d lauth~;lties for • old ~gC' rcslst- I Of Henry J. B rt Held plf'IC'.4· :The ~oci('ty is non-se.ct~r an ¥layne county cha ler of A!ner- son \Vas horn to Mr and Mr,. on a 'clvil ~s('rnc(' 1 s,'t of ehglble~ ance I IH W d d and its sen Ices are tatewldtj. lean Air CadC'ts was, mstItut~ to D 'v'id Hamer .:January 16. 1930. iat \imc of Ih1$ entT) into th€' aI'lTI- ~ ere ens ay.. Ajog Ihose ciled this yca!r ror d('wlop alr-mlndedoess andl to ni. I a:, EJlls Injured her right led .fOlX,{,S ~an haw hl<; elig-i.bl'llty In answer,l,ng an ad ft1Jch orrC'r-11 In the prC'sC'ncc of closf' frlcnds distin Ulshcd Sf'f\.·lce a childrf'q is gIve practical Instrucllons to young a in a f;IlJI from a porch re\'~\'{~d unon requ('.. t IWlthm 40 I to sell a beautiful an s gf'nu and rplatl\.(,<; \rIJss 1\ liched Lucille C. A. Kmgspury of nca. I folks mterested 10 he airplane :\ert L;3rsen and .iI.'lISS Pauline Idays of hi~ !lonolClpl(> d~("ha~C') ~ne !tal1an hea\}' ca 1'0 nng aiMUrPh} daughter of ha<; Muq}h:v- ~--"------Character buildmg is carefully Pa lSf'n weTe marned January 22, 'and bE:> f;1\'f n r('gula~ conSlderatlOn Iuxloglqn K) ,,\oma \\-rote I IOf \\'a\n(' \\a:,> unit In marnage -~ watched. i 19. (J f~lr,apPOlf1 mt~nt fon·t,cal~e. t~(' P f R d t. _. an)thmg ab(lut nnKI to He'r;ry J. Burt of ;-';orfolk. The' e eel eeor ,'\ Many ctivities Progress Wayne county f'xnenses for- SiX liS" Wdma E\ans undpfV,.·pnt a N('~r,lo.k'l ha,; a );:;ntl.clOal.('"('m~- b~tt I"d ~Ike to hid on the beaL/tlful C'(,H'mo~y took plac(' al thC' ~udg(' , nne' tC' d,er. Proteus., anrl he> was In des of Training months Wf're $199.843. m jorropt'rilliinn at a local hospital. t~~~ t hos~" •. 10cal'''1 :'II :\!aJl,.....\.ell. kno\\n hMn I J. ),1. (hf'rry rTSIO(' c(' In \\ayrw [I I In thC' PaCIfiC a,rea , oP the 26 • The w€'St wing of 1'lf'lhard hall ...wh;J,rd .h) I \\3S In a hX'tl:1 :~n db M onth h('~.as nf'a~ly 'as Fon :\1'Ph,'lO'()n :\'atlonal cem-I '. - Ila, :: pm. Janua y 16. I arne any In: " m <; nIce The H h ThiS Week. at thf' collq::e I;; complrlc. !yII II for ml'dwal can' 'etrl!rJ-' , . "fre<;hl!rOnl trans-Atla.nl]C fl~'- T,hehndp\\asaltl dmatailor· I 1nl!cd ta:s,harlfl\ subtenders Scoml.(·lrnE'skral\VRynrlrRIn- \\' C Fnxand ~y For4Jf"'n::; Ir". .T P LrtmhC'rsonh(l"bepn In('l"f""a~('s and Rf'\dndion.'i. mg. PI'Ists. n('ar Carroll, Janua~' 19. 19:1(J, d;:ju~h~('r W,n::; horn to Mr. and s;hoWIng that lfq,e dtsabllily has be- blllnung bwldIng harking The :Yfamlf> Bw,t of Elwo . \\a" dre<;<;-I I~, fr~shm~n had rfect attefd- anothe !ender, \\'as truck by a Scouts et Monday. :1ged 65. Ms. ;\1dton Gu<;~ Irson of Wake- c:otne WQr~p or better, ~ustifYJng a three Ge in the but thellt dog Pal. dlf'd m the firf'. HIS altendant. Nels smu<;sl:'n of arC" Jan" Bndgman, eone He ne, damag was repalredl wlthm two . S X ~ot.f"S. . V:. Gtldersleevf' 0 ",'ayne, dIl'd rs J ~l Haskell of WakeflPld, rating - IElha. ~('h \\nrc a greC'nlsh blur' IAlt.~thia. Pfluf'f,;er. .If'" ie PJiC', Mlar- wf'eks lOd no men wolre lost. Boys f thIS. grad('. ha\e Ihe>tr January 19, 1930. : an granddaughkr. Marie Haslep out i¢lf danger,ous mester \\-Ith those of grades 7 and ~ rs :'1ti'lnn Baker and mfant only mirequC'ntly a~ to r(']atively to hiS fRiend Ted Jos!'ph. to wearlC'larl'nci' ~1cGmn. a~companl(,o at Footfj. Carl Haas. B II Hemf', Alde- Watt'rs hpcause eachllone sef\.'ICC'S 8. III _ 5 of \''-a~ld]plil, were taken to a perfT'lanl'n~ dlsahlll1les. hUl a vet- at a roqen Thf' shIrt has Ju<;t rc- the piano b) ::\Irs. \1<-. C Swan:-on., line 1-Ioeman, \\'an a Koplm. iEs- L1 suh armC's In th~eaClfJC They MISS Orlnle Carl<;an teache<; hls- l' arFr at er'lce S ux Cily h05pltal for care. 'c-r,.n \\ ho!con"lders that hIS ser\'- turned ~ l\1r Johnson who I's hap- sang "P,.~{'au.!'C'.·' <}d "AlwClY<;" i the!" Korn. BllI Kug ef. Dick Pow- CafTl(' DJesel fuel b b<; repaIrs, tory clas durll:'lg Ihe thnu quarter HOld. I d- I Dixon county e).-pens~or thE' Jce7'conn('C" E~d dl~abdlty hac; be- P) heca Sf' "<'\ shirl's a s~lrt these ).lr~ Swan."on pJa~ 'd thr, ,Lohf'n- C'rs. ~uth Jean S.h felt, AngE"me food lathmg-m fa t e\('ryth~p The s udy df IOcks theIr com- e illl n lana y ar are {'~tlmated:,\ al $152,000 ,com€, \\ l)f (' than 'when he wasl last days, r gardless of color. gnn \\cocllng mar,l for I n(' pro-- SlPckJmCln and Elam Test, Juni~rs; nC'f'dp to suppl.) and eep the suI(- pO<;ltIOO, md fonnatlon IS an Jnter- w lch IS lti'ss t han in 1929. IPX3J'fllnpd or ratmg pUI'poses may ~ ('('s"lonidi Jurig'~ ,1. I CherI'.) pcr'- ::'.Ianlyn BA.rE'lman, ,",T(>f;ley B€fck- mann <; operatmg t omly were ('stmg u It ln sCiencr Prof FG Mrs Ph 5 J ' Darlene, i'-month-old daughter r 1B d ~uhrnlt ('\ df'nce to thid ('ffr-ct in j In ~~nngfleld' 111 Po!l('f'man formf'd Ill(' \\('tklln ('"ef'('mO:1)".. enhallIer. C~arles K y, C:arol Mc- th('lr upplJPS and se \ ICE'S \necded Dale ha ~~an("d thf"' la~s a collec- • Y 15 co~t s n e 0 Mr. and ':"Irs. Alfie Ulecht of }uppnrt of, a rf'qupst for Iv.cxam1- ~JOhn::\ Ian performl'd clouhle duty. llunng t~l(' rf'('"(' tlOn fnlln"'lng Into~h. De\iee ReI ofsk!. Harrr h) the undersea cra t but torpe- tJOn of d~erals and rocks of \<11'- Of Lt. Wm. Hfgelman \ akeheld, v:as se\,(,IT'ly burned 00 hatubn for' rf'ra tlng purposes ;H(' was assigned to ke("p order a t ).oIl's. Frank HOlTI'll Inci MISS Fran· Swmney and Beu] h Vahlkatnp, do('s 0 sUICide plane might result 10US for t10ns Of Wakef eld. It e bmh<; 't hen c;he pull('d a pot of Although ;medical pv\dence is Iia sto:e f~lling nylons. H~ kppt nnr Cf'S ClwI r~ ;:-cned as ho,,!ess~s. soph()lmor('s; Doroth Allvin, D~o- m los-'i that "ould \lt~IIY affect thE: th Grn.dt" Ih"m.s. h I coffep nnto herself. hot alwil\i- n¢('("ssan JO piro\'f' that foot In lme while directing traffIC Thp wf'ddmg ('i1k(' and the ICC Ihy EJl."on. Adf'lyn iaussen. Du;,k .... ar f FIfth mde has been It.'arnmg Lt \\ m E Huge m,m Jr. son Edward B. ::\1iller, 78. of Wins.ide, :theldlsal~lhtv has p~og-H;s~ed, It is Iand bought a pall' of nylon<; for hIS cream were bluC' a cl \\ hltr. VlOn, Lila ~E'an Dan, \Varren Is Floating ity. good wa s of \'-'rltmg notf'S and of Iof Mr and Mr<; WID. Hugelman of January 15. 1930. J ,gl"n'eralh I";uch morl' pNsuaslve .... Ife. :\trs ::\lerton Hlit n had charge" I Fost¢r, Dons' Ml~l ken. Fauheil The Profeu~, v.hlc Irepn~sented arrangm ItOpHt's In nolebooks \\akdle]d and Mrs Ph~lls Scott FIre statting In a defective flue thah la; ('vidence m C0n'o'lOClno ~ of thf' gUf>st book. G e<;ts included: Palrrk'r, Mar&ie Rp bold. Leonard an mv 'st[l1ent of 4~ ntl IlIon dollars I The c ss has discussed how to Iof Jlo.... C' lnd daU~hter of Glen d rnagf'ct 'Ii'f-jp Paul Broeker fann r . d I t'" A bU*I,u In ,\Jbuqljlf>rque scaled :VIr and ?'vlrs ~'laun 0 L-lnch Jesse Rube-ck. ::\larlene SI ckman Clet v. Ide and select I PlC~ SJwtable for report,; IHollms Lead of ~1 rshall MICh, h nne npa.:" WInside'. ~l~~ ~~~~>~:~~- Form~n:;~~~~ln:~lO~i a 15-fOiilt fencf'.' hent 'lNmdow baN. ~ Horrell. ::OIlS'" Ju .egail and Miss SImmerman, VIrgo nla Strni*"ht, had 1 df'ck<; II cameo a crew Sunshm club expects to ha\.e a \\f>re ~arrJ€"d Sunda January 6, Mrs. Nathe! Bruner died at Ran­ 'f 'i - r '('"ut he~\r\" wlrC' nettmg nnd broke I\"y Eorr('11. all of \ ayne. Mr and LOIS ::'.1 ...(' Spahr. D)na]d TIC'tg-en, of 1Rf It 1<; a floa~lmg Cll) and program of mtereslmg reports at 2 b at the Inl gton Presby- d [ph, January 12,1930, aged.78. 0Qra~~~ !~~~~"('t~mC' is g~\f'n in ia v.. mdcl\;t.· to f'ntf'r a storf' HIS loot ~Irc; Clr\'(' '!\lurphy )f Belden. l\1rs. Pat,,~ WET!, .frp;hm n. mot'(' od('rn than ~pst citips, Ar- early ne t semester. . lC'nan church, , Indl~napolls, Ind. Fire 5':ilJartmg from chimney t. which a cllaml for bunal ex nseslOne tra\('lmg bag and cl !,alr of French Penn of PC' der, Mrs. :\1rt- In DI...-tnct -ontf.st. noldr lates.Itsradlo~weld.Jng,ma. Charlc Burt was elected captam Dr. John B. Ferguspn performed s arks bU'IIJ1ed a hole in the roof rna . he rn Idp'" . IX'.. Isuspenders. Imle Bun and Shar n Kay of E]- I JaMe Rr'idgman h· s h('f'n cho:>en chmf' nd other shoIPEi an- unsur- fo: thiS rode to ser\'e with a cap- the double-n~g cer~mony bef?rE" 0 thf' Car:l Pedersen home north- , I -T\\1 ycfars from th~ date of I Boise' new"mp~ se~'kJn{"t ('om- W(~~r the ptTo.C'nt Jhl' coup]C' an' I~7a;~P;f~~~n~I~~:~~ Ip l~l~~t:t ~~~ ~:~~~ l/~tJ~:t~I~~IP~: th::t a~~~ ~~~n If;~ ~ t~~r 6~~~;:d~'u~~n;el:~~ ~~5~~ia~o~~::~I~~~e~~~~t~~I:~\\ ~Ofp:~.}tr:cturedbones in his !perman:n h~lnaj or CT£'matIon. II ment fr~m G H Hill ('hal~man of r('slding \'.lOnlng PS- dry, t~ll()nng and other shops ~re showed 'ecock feath.e>rs. The couple.was at E?nded. b~~l. g-ve a IpC"tur£" on.his 1np to Pales- ~SO-pnund h~ Ko~lI CJ~cm- e "_ ,__ I F ranlll FloT"f'nt lol1'. po- il-Iother of Jlliluyne "<1) l ill b" <,;pnt 1..0 state coJ11- also I c bf'<;t. Three dt'cks are gw- radc Foor Notes. and. Mrs: KeIth ?f II Ie . Fred Bng-ht hought Lloyd - i 'lIN'man al Dr-nver, \\ho ha" a fiO- , mltl f' to 1)(' ludge In thE? stratf' en 0\[' to mId ~torage. Submarmes Stude d enjoy recess outside natl. OhIO. Mrs, Ko~ell IS a SJster P Jncp's mterest in the ""'inside iFUllenal'Service I. inch che::H and who hf'lld<; fiU-pf'nn) Lady Pasf;eR All'UY ('om etitlon Thf' gl I \'.tnmn,g Ithe stay 0 t for 60 days at a ~Ime but oUring IitI weather. The flOe play- of Ih(' hrldf'. ("pI. KO~1l was a ra- d y Iln('. , The Wm. Lessman ueid for Pioneer ,nails wlilh nis bare,hand:-,. is going :'\lr" Map \\"Ield~rl. "iR. of WIS- statel ('-SSiiY contest 111 be a~Y~rd- thfoy t ok suppllf'~ for 90, days so ing spa e indoors is also appre- dJO gunnpr o~ the hlP wlth·Lt. f miJyis nlm'ing to Kansas . A. 1'1 to lose his job h€'CHlIFo(' hf"' ic;n't npr, mollwf of :\11<., ,IW L \\'It'land ('d· a $100 war bond, Series E, as to e pr£"pared forrm("rgpncies. dated. Iiugelman whille the men were m son and T. J. Murrill went to Funt'raU q'", Ices y,leH' conducted physicalJI}' fit Hp'5': 40 pounds O""(>f- of n('ar WRynro rllf'ri· S\"t.'- Ja.ne was chosen . a vote of ~h(' Th(' submarine o!f~lcets knew Stori. fbout Benjamin Frank- Germany.. i . t e old soldiers' home at Grand Is- :- Fnda\. J$nu;linr 1R, at 230 at Ihe weight. lie Will return to wrestlmg. : ning. January 1:2, ~t the home of fa~ulty from three .. enior studehts consta t1y t~e locaUon oC their lin wert" sed in r:ading January ~e bride WON' a .short w~lte I nd ; .. Bert Lawrence of Wake-- Church ot CUrlsl for RI-ehard OtiS _ Ia daug-hter. Mrs. J~('ob \VhllC' In nam~d hy the class e othf'rs a~ Ipnde , whIch were usually an- 17 and d foHowmg. satm dress ..",lth GIlan necklme fi Id, und~n...eht an operatjon iJl Stringer. 76. '8 ~ioneer o~, ~ayn~, John Royce of li-linsdalf'. X. II. ""'Isner. afler !)(,l~g In falling AIC'tha Pflueger an Lila Bram- cho in some bay convenient for Scienc exnerimentlO thaf had trirnme.d in gold sequ ns. H~r head- S otLX City. . John Johpsanw~ "-\ho PflSSJ;alWa~ January b Re'\ tells Ihat when 11f' ~as fl~hingl health for some t1 e mer. the op ration of the undersea craft. bK'n p s1poned on account of dress v. as of ~atchJn seqUins. She b ak",man on the B100mfiel~i~. :.I\hnn :1<, offtclat£'d and mter,- throu.gh th.. 10'. one of hIS nags Funt'ral ritp~ \\cr hf'ld l\;C'""day To Sponsor Oftpn ight or 10 subs would come Christm s, work Wf're completed. wore.. an orchid. COl'S ge. Mrs. Kor- 10 t three fingere: in ~, 'fl~h !ment '\\ ,I. m Greenwood cemetpr:!o went up, mdicating- it wao; on! ]8,,,t Wf'ck <.It v""I,,n,1r CongrC'ga Ilnn- Thrc;plans and hl'lr <;pomnr.' m at a tIme for TT'pairs. Some subs in) Grad.- Sews.. C'!! \\ore a h\G>-Pler- aqua mwss . Axel Vennerberg sottii8 -cqt.ar_ iIkckenhRIu':'J" funeral home had the 1mC'. He haulfd in a 13-mch i al church "Itl1 Fl,'\' .J E. A('<;ch. 2\'115':sl Jf'an Larsen. C'I Thur;.:nay n('edf> very lIttle but supplIes and Mrs e S€'{'ck was a VIsitor. Wllh black accesso es..Hf'r cor- If' spclJOn of land west Of Wayne char~~ ."," pwkQrel and ha~g ng onto It<.; tail I b~cher In ch;ugf' Bunal wa", l _ ::\lIar)" Badc Wi-l"; I a n of LIma tlic NIcMillan were married in :cer('m~ny~ Eli was aeco~paOled by . At ME'ekef, Okla. A. 1., Marak Clevcland :md nas Imarneo thcn' i ,luh 1'-\'111 h" "nlf>rtal f'd hy. Wayne the ot E'rs WE?re lo~1. ThiS is con- VHses t s.end to Marian Carlson. hlg~ school. ~I I~o':V{>'1 She attende>d J ouary. 1911. Mrs. r'j G~fford. reSignec:as CIty'" mar:shiil. night 10 Otto \Vtc!;l,Or! Trk farnJly campIPla~+r:-lhlC;'Thursd;l (,vE'"nmg.1..o- sldere a good rf'cord. who is il. Indiana unrverslty. shur Hurllj{'rt of Sholes, lost . Pallhf>. n:>rs were:S ~ Hale. C. watchm n and water 5upenntend- tn NchrOl,skH In lSH~ amI Ilw'd :it gpn[' Sydow pres('nl rI crpdentlCllsl Mow' to Toky(ll Bay. Readl and writmg numh"r<; in Lt Hugdman was graduated a young hflrs.. wh€'n the arumal K. COr.b~l , Dall~~ Glffoild, GporgE' ent tJo d vote more limp to hiS 0th- \Vl"nf'r most of thf' Ime SlnCI'. l\1r. for ('mb~r<;~lp, , I The P~otf'OS and Its su~marines the thou. 'nds pro\'C' hard for .'-12\- ~rom W<'Jkefleld hl~ s~hool. He I ('w Its0H'\\1iJ!e bemg broken .. Lamlwr. ,n., R . Ley\and J. J. er work. He IS fln le\pctnC'lan. does WlPJanrl dlPrl In 19 9 Ohspnf'loll \\pf>k. \wrf< sSlgne>d to the:JIrd rlPet, for eral chil ren. attpndf'd Standard ~PldIng school ad hrokr- Jfs nffk Mrs. Fred Steoe~e .~ 1 plunibirm: and tinning and spn.ps ,Mr~ Wu'liind lr';J\,('<; four rjclUgh- lillY mpt Thur-rl,y when IT· whICh Ihe Ml<;"oun wa;; the' flag As th geography this wprk in SIOUX City, Ia H rpcently re- K usp. 61. dif'd af Hoskins Janu- ()~f~~l d ~Rd ~IOnl:.':f'~l:i ~o the as pressfman and f:YIx's<>ttt>r for thl'"' t('r;;. Mr<;. \\"hilf'. :vtrs. Aug W(.~- CPlpl from Ihl'"' ~al of T-shil"t<; "hlp. fler the surrender of .Ja- dC'alt wit nairy products. th(' chiJ- lurnE?d from the- ~urPpertn theatre a V 21. 1911. One of her sons was w f' w ooge 50 ye rs: Meeker Herald .. IJj1 itlis spaN"" tune tcrhold Clnrl ::\IIr~. Wm. Frahm (Of was nnouncr-d. East N('hraska HI· pan. t e fleet was thC' first to dren ma eI hutter and had dier ,The Commercial hotel serVlct'S nel ded Mr a.n MI'f. Les- erated by hiS wife. ,of npar Wa)nf>. anrl four'sons Otto ha m Fphruary ami twas de('"ldl'd gust 2 , as an oc-cupatlOn force. nd Grade Nt"\\'S. .lanuan' 21 at Camp Atterbury, at ,",-msldE" narrowly escaped de- 1~r Lun nhl and. family of SIOUX _ 'and Herman of St Edward' Ar- that IWayne club s ould be w('lI ' The ta 'k ""as lo dernobl1lZl;~ all Jap Secon graders are learning cur- Ind. . st ction when oil used 10 a cook. l C~ty..~r hur Stnn~('r of Tower Marine Egbert of BaltimorC', fill- I thur nf JU11'Shu g, Colo. and EI- reprqsented. The g- oup voted to, sut,s. elve of the 24 sutlmarmes si\'e writ'ng and plan to master it ThC" couple wllllt\"4 ."II HOw.C', un- in stove !lecame igmled. . The \Ity. ~ n .. Fay Strm~('r .?f Page. pd out k qu(':>tionnaire about his! nwr of Fremont. cel('h~a1f' National Youlh w£"pk In thp squadron also went there. hy June. ttl Ff'bruary 1 ~'lhpn, thf'Y WIll r~- p bile Jand~ and buJldmg commit- ::\:. D.. :'lIt: nnr! Mrs. I?a"",m Agler most interesting war eXp('ilPnce: __ ,. _ __ hy hloldmg a jomt mepting WIth Three C the largrst Japanlesc subs Scien class is heginning the lurn to WakefIeld ~o make theIr II of thr- state sena:r visltE'd r~-~h" ,~o-na~d ~t~ng~r :~n- ~a,y ~o of of "Th£!' I got hit I had an expe>- Missionary ere GIrl ReseT"\"ps and h :ving- a spPClal surren lered the Proteus. Thpse studY or stones RupII<; hpard the homf>. . 1 \\ ayTlf' nomlal school an members ~~'d A~tV~~; ~...~\-:~or ~7rM~~near1C~ ripnC'e with a Jap wher('ac; hI:' wenf ; sppaker. Thp ,dUb v.lll spo~sor' an sybs, hich had be!?n ~t s€'* a year, storips 0 hot rock] Soon thf'Y hope Mrs. Phyhs S.:ott ~n.d daughter. w re highl)' pleased WIth Ihe msti- . po ~a.roUindland around a rock Ihat 1<; To Give Message aflf'rLt~e-game dane followmglthe wbre igger than Anp.erican suhs to be ahl '10 test the stonps which Btllle Jordan, \lslt~n the .W~e t tion and ItS possibilities. P. H. ~loodsh(['d, me~, air~ clas~room hOI1l~ . lls. _ +--,______whic!h ed 1y first his Re\'. Kenneth1P1. MacDonald. 1 Waktfleld, game Fri ay. • Each atried 360 three they bri g to the fo see Huge>lman th weeks pn- K hi of Wayne, IS one of the men t _ S I I and then millE?, missionary to the lphilippines amll Ha"t'! Health eeting. planes and, 28 torped~s. The whether the..y are fIre or water or ')to the weddmg. e daughter 0 th(' coromittee. Very ~rfle a e I '- former prisonf'r (JIf ~h(' Japs. spoke I. Mr!:s. \F1o.renee W It, ~Irector of planes, larger than Zeroes, were mad('. . IS ... y~rs old. . 1 Dix;on C.otmty Nutes. Held at Farm Dr.l~win Glas$ of Los Angpl('s, to about 60 women~t the Prf'"~by- \rnel"f'a~ dlseasp edl catton of the house in a hollow to'oj.·er qn top of Favorite original stories are . Lt. \~m. Jordan ~cptt, a b<:rnbar- From Northern Nebraska .lour- profeSsi~nal advis¢r on mantal rE'- lerian church Thurs ay. The group s1att::i d~p~:tr:n('nt of he~Jth. spoke the su . When the pl.~l.nfS :were to about <\ oy, a dog and an airplane. dler, \\as killed m~an alI-p1ane n 1. Ponc~, fpr January 14. 1886: lations, \vas sued ,for d1vor('"e. includpd guests fr m Wakefield. to an1"tl. 1. bIl"l s conv aUon FClr,lay. take ff, hydraulic doors: opened The 1 t g-rade s~aYed with Ihe crash. at ~CSO~' A Z., two y~:s ciVIC aSRQC'la1ion hal5 been form- . --+ I Carroll ::tnd I..aun'l.l Th.. ~~hJ~t of .hf'r tal~ was Boy 'Ihe to er, tVl'o four-foat pieces of 2nd RO E? of thE? time last wf'ek. ago, Just Sl~ "":eke; before Bl1l1p 'e in San FranCISCo to assist the An f"t)terprisiR.-.I M"'nhalt;'ln un- J'!:P speakpr lold thaI h(' found ano GIrl Relatlo.ns, and. this was track ere laid to connect: w1th a The latt p r('ad storif's 10 them. was born. L. \~~. f;col! and Lt. ~ " . 110 d h ,. \H HI ~ ved th u employe-d To deter boys dertakiltlg establishment ta{"ked up ChI a gi'aff'"r] for v.ar In 19~n st~rplem.en,e Wit' a film. Mrs. :iO-foo track that eJ.tend(.ct overr 'tom First Gmde, ·~m uge man, Jr"I,ecel ell' rl Walt b ht h h' t t th c ps Blily f m climbing the Selpphone poles thiS" si~: "Come ih and have your wl1('n hI' wpnl ff"(}f1 thprf' to Ma~ .... as roug .en: Ihrot!Jg thp bo of the suh a~d th~ planes The 1 1. grad(' ~oys and girls rammg. a " .~ sam am," a Fond dlll Lac. WIS.• the plan of 1946 fo:rlrn filled ou!." mla. CondItIOns In hf' Phllipplne>s the ,f~orts of Ihe Ir1s physical made hi!>lr run. TY.'0 df th~se large> were so '"Y tha:t theIr leachpr, Mrs. Jordan IS \I~lttng a mo.nth In the "a !aching Iovile to the st'>ikes and - spemed much morC' aIm. After th(' £'iiucatJOn dt'partme t, and l\tlrs, subs ere picked un August 'n Celia Parson, wa!'l at home be-- Scott home m Cha palgn, IlL c mmerUngl them with a battery it str*nger wen~ into a southern Pearl Harbor atla~k the villagE? R~thIHasl~. ahout 100 mIles out' of: Tokyo. cause 0 a sprained ankle. They \~ s devised. ano it'worked to per- ~own and asked Rastus, "AI'jlY big of LRgaspl was enltered by Japs P~l Mmes pre 'entE?d to 1~el They oisted the black flag which went to he greenhou~e wher£' they Replace Graduates f ction ... Farn ,,'n; around Men- men "evbr born in ~hls 1own ?'; Ras- Df'cem.ber 1~, 1941.: The niml"ter ~h I library the hook. Man s means surrender in the navy. U. S. got som fiowe:s which they took Wc"fh NewTIOfficers I n'Ille ant using corn for fuel .. _ t\U.s anJ~'ered, "N@, suh, jes' llttle and hiS neilr anI's look all the-y Ight to F!y, bY.Jo n P. V. H~tn-, men nt by boat to the SUbs, dis- to her. e pupils also 'WTote a }et- e peni~ntiary at LincQln con- ~ahics::~ could carry and flf 20 mj]e~ to mUllt~r. It .It'h a ffIne chronology of anned them and m~e Itte Japs tel" to M s. Pearson. Pi Omega Pi, natipnal honorart' t lAS 3;J4 f'ster honor II 10 JUlllor ~---+- They t k theIr stones home and ating or leaving the ~ampus at,the I" ported to be at work in the vi- lowed it when he Wa$ a prisoner Ireturned th('m 10 tl(> villagf' and hlgh bears the nam s of 35 with NG FOLLOWS. read 'the to their parents. semester. Retiring qfficers wcre: c' 'ty of Stanton ... Heavy rains so as to conceal nis id.entity. though tK£'Y were" ithin slg-ht of averages as fol1o s: Dere-ilea ,HICKS FARM SALE The fi i graders read a story to Myla June Thorn,S", presJdent; their homes, they n vel' wert' per- ~oodis, Paul Emun , Rosalyn ~l- Thel farm sale of Mrs. Frank the ki d~rgfl.rten children and Emelyn Griffith, e presi,e1ent: ~ ~~e~~X~ryriv~~bU::rype~s~l~ _ Hea~ Pin~el- i James 0 Sealtl£', J had a mittpd to return t thpm. Later Its, [Hemz Otle, . S irley Hicks, ast Wednesday was very dram:Hi ed 8, story for tl1em. Marian Sandahl, sec etary; Shirley v nia, ha\.'f CdUS8d one of the most sare neck wh he-3lost his balance. thf'Y were taken by freight boat to man ,and Jacquf"lme Andersen, 1; succe ful. Tom JI-Iughns had 'ndetrgarlen N~)S. Strong, treasurer; aul Petersen, sastrous ifloods ever seen in that fell three flo • d~wTJj an aIr shaft 'Manila and were ev"-ntually rescu- JaCk~FiSher, 1.1; L is ~OYCe~nd charg Mrs. }-licks and Mi~s Mary Stude ts rJ1ad~ up an experience historian. s tion ... Three proJ'V't,l;.itions to n..nd landed. in Q,n ¢asy chair. ed. Phyl 1S ~ebus, 1.2; aNIta W ds, Hicks mewing in about two story a ut_Jhelr toy store. They Those chosen as hi:-w officers in- b ,'ld ..vatllr works hav;~been sub­ The speaker told t at 60 per cent Bob mlth and Carr II Thorn on, weeks to Wayne where they are able to find words in the story. elude: Marian Sandahl. president; Mrs. 'lgland m;7 to a new he,. of the churches, hospitals and 1.3: eIT)' Stirtz an Vivian 0- bough a home from John James. Betty Beeks, Donald Russell, C. J. Hef>ney, vice nresident; lona 'tted to the city council of J-{ast- tel and lbefofe goi g to buy herself schools wC're destro pd. In spite of f~ldt,1 1.4; Reno Pfei , Harold dor- Gerald Hicks .and family will move Mary A ice Aeg('rler and Nancy Dirks, secretary; ~irginia Lee, gs. . a ~()jo', she call tl1E.' desk clerk this, missionaries h ve started out zm.e" Chere HoudC' heldt, J~ is north est of Wayne 10 the farm Betz br ught interesting toys to treasurer; Vera Pedersen. histor~ The. ~atned women of .Pender ~er, and :aslJ;:ed, ''Have yotl AC OF DC to r.ebuild and conti ue their work. Tommy Ro rts and B n- to be acat£1l by Wm. BeherlSee. school., ian 1 a d vlcmity have qrganized a The restoration f nd no~ being me nson, 1.5; K raJ Lou ay Mr. a d Mrs, Bt"bensee go to one Ph~lip Griess and Gary !Kingston 1\fembers who we graduated at ers' ~V1ves association. ... W. coHected is to help his work. and rene Gilbert, .6; Ted 01"- of th ehas. Temme faMlJ1s near loaned nteresting book5 which the end of the Ilrs semester are . Bro\\Ij. of Lincoln. ~has a calf e Mrs. A. R. Davis conqucted de- re~., Richard Jen • Char] tte Winsi • the ~lace to be vacate~ by were re d. Myla June Thomas,IEmelyn Grif- t~ a. ~?6$ble ey' , containing t~o '\rotions for the me ting~ Brm ley, Merlin Si ers and MfiTY the 'nce falnlly. Mr. Bfld Mrs. Ra(:he Seeck wore a Dutch cos- fith. Paul Peterse~ and David sltmct I ses ~th perfect p.upils Mrs. L W. Ellis nd Mrs. E. L. Carh rt. 1.7; Lois ussell. Leon Wm. hnoor move to the lHeJ1llan tume to chool whieh all enjoyed Likes. Members leating the cam·· .. Ebe~ zer ~sley, a Wn:me- ~arvey Weire co-cha rmen in serv- Pare tt Billie Jane Roberts and Lundb rg farm being vacated! by Mary 'ce Aegerter h$ return- pus are Shirley Dav s and Jacque- ~ Indua '; was ~ntly bapti~d mg. They were assis ed by Mrs. W, To y Bahe. 1.8; Shirley B'\iU"t. the ks family. Mr. and Mrs. ed to De Moines. ' Jine Plantenbeik. a d take~ lr:to the Presbytenan W. Roe, Mrs. Paul gge. Mrs. T. Jean Rogge, Jack March tmd Melvi Schnoor come to the Lljmd- Members rmnain' g on campus c urch~~Wmnebago agen~ ... C. Bathke. Mrs. De bert Alderson, Shirl y Thompson, . Three oth- berg place which tre Wm. are DOnna Broeker lona Dirks. T e br ra~g throughoot D- Mrs. W. R. Ellis, ~ s. Wm. Mellor e~s. hirley Gilders eeve, TO~Y Sehno rs and Vernon Bchnoors '.State Virginia HarmS. Vi 'nia Lee. Vera li his. I. ~as. .Nebraska. and Mrs. J. O. BTl groan. Laven- Lm y and Ma' n Thom on, ieave'l e Vernon'Sehnoots go to WI]) be pedersen. Virginia Pape, Marian ~kota a Minnesota IS declared der iris and yello . jOl1qwls and were on the third x-week hOi or the Vahlkamp plaw where and 29. Sandahl arid C-/ J. H. ey. Pledges~ t I! be; of 'I 'der ex,tent and more pink tapers carried out a spring roll ·th averages 0 1.6, 1.7 add 2 Mr. V p has ffi1"0 hoUs~s. The hart an Dave Theophil plan to are Fa~ Sand~hl, IS Meyer a~di fi'Tee in meter than h~s been col?T scheme on tb tea table at resp tively, but 'd not qUite John move f~ squthwest attehd m here. R. I Carhart real! Smi~, I: ,Owft ~ ore in years ••• Dr. W~ICh, Mrs. F. ~. M flI'iI! and Mrs. lOak the semester II. ',' of W to the Cljas., Temme will be re Sunday. ~ meeting , MISS Ed,ith Spude and~. W. w .was.e1ected.supervisor Bndgman pres~de~ ~TI;le flowers 1 Lou Kay, Lois R~en, ,place nriles wE!st ~d one- of th~ 0 f cial board.' A. Wollenbaupt are ponsOJ'lS. a ·d not qualify, and the were tak.e? to MI "."~bara reJ, Irene Gilbert, Vivi Hofeldt ljnd half of Wayne,li the ,rami> to . i I' , f pervisors appointed Dr. ber Who 15.10 thl' h SPIt41. ., Phy s Debus had ect~ttdo be by MelVIn SchnOOr5. ,,_J H from Hospi. •. Tak<; • lions. I on t fill·th<\ vaca\lcy ••• P. ~v~,. ~arch ed ~. ch eJeeted~ ,The women have overell dIsh 1 ance or the semes r. Peggy u- The Andrewsjrnilr COlnes retur hornell Miss fin t gave ,tra > 'frigh °i o clock lurlcheon at the chllrCh beck d a n"arlt eet from carron t th1ir fjmn Fndar f " .locaI has where l'S' e;

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E~, :: E ,11R~O ------:" -'I:'::~~~~~;;'J -~;~~'Gloria hl:~;-rea~r, , --~ \:~::::R n~ • :~':E~f::: ~~'S::~gT::i D:::tJ::~:::e4' l~::~l' Nebrask '~~~t.ai ;e~ Iof- ;~~~ 194~- at 10 ~. I dk I-ta-n-to-n-'b-a-nd-rg-aV-e~~·-i;m-ai ,w· ~~ 1(~1Qll ~~u~dHN:lmll ~(\ 01 e) ry Drisc II,: Betty Lou cCul- nderpoll ~nd pop goes th ,rl1ary,,1946. ~ 10 :o'cl , a. m."and. ·ty'Of Wa e,' Nebraska- was idner is the own ~ of aljl un iVided m at J::,ich' ime' d pI 0 c 1'1 8. , 23 _.~ ~ I I, -...,. gh, Char €os :Messerschm dt and wea.el are n w' games learned, on the 1st! d ,0 'May, 1946, aJt 10 la,jntIff and i~1ia-m' F. Wright nFrest'in the ab ve describ d real so~s in~eresl d . an 'd ac~ ~ ~e:- tet'1 concert~Janu8ry ,. I . 11i i~~lU.iqgoe ele~t_ new Pa,",:~l ki., .'. ' KJlHle a.rten lltems. o'c~ock a. ' m, _'~o rece·v~ ahd ex- nd !Nettie W igl1t were defen'd- s ate and furth l' alleges that all appear and ,hO~~ C~'1aJ~ee~~ d!: trr.1 ~'~> OIS,:Ru~seU Hr pre ldent, ~Sltm. o.tI. ~nt€'!r. lSbel.~read B k~~ts ere'ma~€o. a~out.Th amme- ~II 18.1,.,s.8 al~st ,said nts, I wlll, 0 the 18th .day Of e tSI claims and dC'ma.nds ",gainst cn'C'should ot he made In en- ;Dr.~E.'iL.(llal·Neyll • hI I Y ..lde:ij.leeve ce mre ident, enms, .x~rclses, ~ II It on Th e PI~ a d each child' can rea I estate, WI~h VIew to t el~ adJ~st- ebruary, 194 a,t 10 o'c~ock a. m., h estate of Ann e Bock F1l\' de- lered us pra I"d in said petit on. ' .I tre ~urer; os Is, In ~ progtess an each the t~ry 10 roper.sequence. -, ment, and ;311 wance.. e time l~m- t the doo~ the ~fflce of the e sf'd, have Ipee paid in fu I; ann Dated this l:!t h day of Ja tia , 'Vete..inarian 'I and a spec a1 report.. " P plls ma a large cotton snow hed. fur th.8 resen~atlr ()f clatms c erk of SHld ou~t, 10 th~ court h t all d(>bt~, c aims and bliga- EHG. ry ,,122 East Second Street I IvISlted~urs- ~ , OOlncn..,:,. Ben hlvers man. ·gamst said staf IS t tee months ouse iJ1 Wa C';' in said county, i ns against Isaii estate a bClr· (S"al) J M CHE 1 WaYrle, Nebr. 7~ gI1Qders g$ve a dance Mrs. 0, B. ProeH and bert 'New son 5 learn.ed are Tn om the 1st d Y of February, sell to t.he big} estl,bidder. for cash, e. ; that .no app lcaUon ha$ bC'{'n ·1713 '. RY, Ihnv ph 75 Nt ht Ph 460 or hit aderS'F.rid~;b-after chool ~.id. y~L Woodpecker Song, ,Making. t~ !l 46,-an'd the tim limitedif@rP8r-trefollowingescribedl'ealestate,de in "Yuy~e ounty, Net1raska, ~ :___ County ltdge. ±r::' - g - . 11 od i w s '\vell-ntteI.l(led. m:j>p~10rs are Jerry Korff. Snowman an SnowbIros. In mUSI ment of dcbL is ne Ye~:r from SaId tb~wit: u· rlsewhlere in he ~tate M Nf>- I Y 1 l Is .:O~ classand ishas.SlUdY.inlearn the;.the- Try""'.... 11 John.~Oh on,son, EWly1'1Bobby obt'rtsIrlCh.' Mou$c8PPrf.. C.i8tjonTrap 'electlOn.PUPil.~ enjoyed Th ~; lthWitness.day ofm nuarhl~nd'.la •. 46,d th£' ~Pfll Theeightnorth.0:0 ,.aIrCrawforrl(N%) of andlot ;: dr ninistrator,for,saids)(n, fo.r. t1 .,e ar.. pO.i.n.tm.entestate..Of a.n B. ent I1 ,C k Hospi al i A. LamBerSOn, ~ p~oett. b~ught p~tilion f. re member's. of th cab) Id ·Virgini Jimmy S huldt sto of said count coUrt, t 1s 11th .day Brown's oJUots to Wayne, aid petitioner' in hi!'! G-o~Qq i e . I I, I' , p showcd a water books and Da 'e1 Fuelbcrth an anli of January, 946. Waynr county, Nebraska, and r ys for a fihdinjg and decrf>c dl'- Pone 106 . eal Estate and All Kinds of 1 graphy cl,ss is stud.y1 )eeloIn'-Scl nc class. ' matad, numb 1', bo~k. :~Se,al) J. ~ CHERRY, the south' o~e hundred 'fifty !=' mining the'date of death of saio [, IDl'lUrance Except Life eril;·s ,and the goo4 i. T;bl Grade ~.ews, ~ . PU~)lls are earmng to coun~ ,an )17t3 \0 C ~nty ,Judge. fe~t (S 150 t.) of lo~ four ('4) nie Bock: Fork,·1hat she dif'd in- 306 Pearl S Wayne, Neb. ,I, Wayne, NebI<1ska If " ' ,Fmals m. he addltJOn uma- Identify nurn J(,I'~. They arc learn " Bntton and ressler s OuUots t. ta-te, and for a :df'!('rmlnation of I :;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;~:;;;;:;;;;;::;:;:;;;;:;;;;;;$;:;::;; I,;d±'...... ~.....~~...... ~ , ';.~.:." .sixth Grade, I ere l~M F~iday wilh Ted ing- to tell tiJ~ (' with til(' ~lephan I ,~RE IFF'g SI~r~E to Wayne, .aync:coUnlYJ Ne- 1e. hf'irs and' t~o degree o.r kin-I' ' ~Silfa.has perfect,atte~al:!lCd _win~:ung ~ . fJrst and Jame51 clock. I By virtue fan, oNt*" of sal(', to bra5lka, . - _ .hl , and 1hc-' rIght "Of rksccn1 of t· it pI' ,t e s, me!lter. -Dwasne Ajtki:ns~ r~l sec~n,(l. .Norriene ?Ispn and .: "-.. --_., ----:------.~ ..-- me di:ec~ed, 'ssued by 1ho clerk of to satisfy the aforf'said d".crce, the 'i ,1'('31 f>~ta!tC', and ~or an nrdl"r D~ , 1-' lone ob~1Jt -J, nsen arid 'Phillip Junie!': i, n,li PfeIl! h('d for. 1I1lrd~ Eac.h T"alnZfl Meeting ! the dlstrlcl: C u.Tt of ~nynC' coun- amount du" t~~r('(~n hemg. $1,- a. l'1l1g Cl;llm$. of cr0~110rs ;\g:l1nst ,...' --' } R\'~ heat~y perfeet-recOltls. cl~lld s SCDl'q was prmted on..lllS Hid' t 'T • 'I ty, Nebra.ska upon a· ~C'crf'e ren- 7~3.4~ and $1,~.17.1.) respectlvely, ,'11 e.,-,latr'; find s;lld Pl'1 i1 ion('r ,steouathlc IJhysiclan Ptr(~C1' SC01-eS in spelling:mas~ P nnant. All!lmow the 100a~ldltJ()n a LJznCO del'{'d therein at thc ISeptember WIth mterc.st 811 1:2 :pt'r cent from l' ys for such ~urt.h('I' onk-r and Eyes £xamtned _ Gh1-8ses,FI ted ,'.,r~ ~.'.,s~.: ,w~re. I earned· by'S lirleJ f "ts\.\very welL t:hird grad~ win- L.eadC'r training meetings at t. h ~erm thereof, In an ac.t~.on ~f>n(ling Novez:nber 19, t931, and eost!'> and I ef as m~y be ju.'-'l ano proppI' \\'1 z s.i, clI'B1:lJ'nham.· Ca;~ I1 rs ompet.d WIth Jerryl Korer collQge of .a riculture in Lineol m said court wherem City of accruing co!'>ts. he premJsc!'!'>. W.$yne, Nebr.

us•.O.I'Q.: ly"Finn, walter~lbertl:4. I grade, .a.nd. thc 3m ,r8'cter~. day!'; of .acti ity and t1.,aini.ng fo~ Alfred H. Le is, et a .. ;. were dp-' 11th day of Ja ,ll~ir1r1 lS4o. ae befon' the c~unty cO\~rt of et Y',;H~ se-n, ·Warten' H sen ~ . .1 4-H" l"aders n hom£' economics £endants, I w Il, .on th a8th day of HANS TIETGEN, yne counly, Nebraska, In the CAVI! ob rt J: sen, Marie Kot fen rso' C. N.!Ols~ and Patt{visit- Mrs. Basil 0 burn s~ averages for-the srmes-: N' rt'le,u.'. Ol$on and James arsh about 100 home economics l~'adclI"s !'-lell to thC'. hI hest ~ld h for oash, County, ss II YOUR . er ~rre learned, by, Bob Cathart~, h· ve tfiflr nlames on the dpn1al in att('ndan('~. Exp"ns~s of county the f.olloWIng descrIbed ~cal estate, At a County COUl t, held at the Phone B·t WIUJu(I \V1ltse, Llcens'd Embalnuu I, on H? S :eahan, Walter G~lbE'rt.1 .nor n\)_1. ,leadel"s are h~ing paidiby Ak-Sar- to-Wit: . ,County Court Room, In nnd for I 1 I L I ~ I·V.-tam.-o tIlIa ••••llu.'-.a.-••- •••••~ •••••a •••••••••·.·.a••••.. a1' arn ebus, Don·'KQIlmqrgen.1 i' ~on~l Onide N~t6s. Bt'n. 0 ts th11'te n, ft·our (,f'~1, f'f'I (,l'tn, S[\l( ... ,mInty 0 f W aync, on' 1he 8tI1 .1I!1 .•• "" a re~Swinney, Dwaylne Atkin~ l!Pupils arel taking an imakinary L/J'ctures a~d IOslruct!on dea;hng slxte€'n,.s ente-en, ""Ight({'n, dav of January 1946 1 Store : nd D~ck'l anning. ! ~,p around the U. S. A. with WJth food Cl~)tI11n~ and hom" fur- nmeteen, enly, tWC'lntv-onC' In the matt( I' of th" f'stnte of =I ~ h Gnide Items,. I.' ckey Mouse. The bool'l wns mshmg an' I' en Talks on farm and twen -two fl3, 11, 11'5, WIUlam H Wa son, dcceas('d FOR :ALL =I :: E gjine,Whistles is n new Iread-: b 'Pught by ;H('nry Fox..Cilildren and 110nw m nagE"mcnt dlScusslon 16, 17, 18, 9,20, 2 & 221 in On reading" ~nd fllmg the Pf'ti- BRANOs £'allOn irg qok. /. Ii ~d Yellow,stone park, esp!='cially of extensIon erVlce phllosophy andl block nme (9) m C ]hl'gP If In tJOn of All1ert W Walson praymg 'V : ' G ran~u . s were made dn it. o~ FaithfUII. geySf'r, Bobhy rvogei. dpmonsfrallo 1 of PIOPf>I' nwthods fIrst adelltl n to t e City M that the msl1l1me)nt fllf'd on the • : ,Ji nfn){' urr:Davis becam st'r-' F~j('ddy Prodt .and Donald 1JVighj~ of ctLll)mg 0 t proJect wOIk cOTl"l~ Wayne W ync co My, Nl'- 8th day of January 1946 nnd pur- I GRltss ills for = in~ 'ea t,a 'Jim Atkins corpo al man brought piC'lures and tt,gries TH1S(' till' ,ft('Inoon ptoglams hl'3sket, portlng to h0Jthe last WJ11 and B --lISt • el iqg p ·omotions. ' o~1 the park. Rf''' Kollnnorgf>n WorksllOp OJ' lnhoratorv Sl'SSIOnS to satlsfy the arorf'~al tlif'cr('f' thl"' Tcstamf'nt of ppakc>rs - - ---t--- 1946 at 10 o'cl ck a m IS a5lslgn- I Wayne, Nebr. : ; PJr~ect scores in sttJeUin~ ~a~- .,' ~dY Forth was R and ad a B('~ld('s l~()rtH' f'conoml("s If'aders ~IIE 1lfl"S HAILE (>0 for heanng aiel petJtlOn when til a5tr I:i ~cry t",.st.I ere earned b).~ Vl gnu8 bl~t'hday party at school. i_ Ofl.lry and {Ialetor club Ipaof'l's nre' Bv virtue of an ordorlof sdld to all persons Inte~estf'd mav apPf'fHI : 1;;;'0;;Ht';;;,:;J~IT;;;'Y;;;';;;K;;;;;or;;;f;;;f.;;;M;;;;;a;;;ri;;;an;;;j;;K;;;U;;;g~. J:'~-O~alyn !'!'iet' broug-h.t pirltlres 1'11"0 mf'{'ttl~f! on lh(> campus lme dfrccl('d I sued by 1he del'lk of at thl' Count~ Court Room In - ---'----- II ----~ Sh~W ~ , otl ammals m San FranCISCo Izoo -~- - - - the district curt of Wayne coun- Wayne, t Gradf'o Itf'lns_ , ...."" ,. ty, N"b'" rask-a ~pon a IIeecrE"e rcn- prayer of th" P 1t1tioner should not',rI LY .'VIS " • B SSCHED.U.LE 'II :L\•. 'lrs. 0.'. B.' p.ro('!t. Mr!'..T. C. ~JI~!fIIIJf_ .deredthereln.at th('l.Sl'P1E'm~)('r:bC'gran.ted;an(~.lthatnoticeofth(, i (JJ,IIROPRACTORS I: !! a;lle'to'l~ ':~lr~~~, at~~ ~~·t ;r"~cr~~~~'r ~~~ '~~O;I~~~ T~" eR~~~OR~', I :~r:i~h~~:O:t ~h~;~~ ~h~ ~i~~1~1 :~:~~i:r;Yt~~r;~~] :ti~ii~~na~~ t:l~ I I I (Est. 1914) : 5 : Daily, Serv:l«:e , ;, g~e.sts of Sandra Davis. visitlid last ,TIle. Staff' of Neb.raSka.\ Wayne Wa~n(', Ne-br.~'k.a was p!amtlff and person.s inlerps1ed, in said matte.l' I Nelfrocalometer Service : I t'~,' time to h~ve your tr'actor and • 12 , W.a ne_ _._ _ 8~~.m.; I. w~.ek Mrs. keithly was fot1merly c.,ounty, 5IS. . . Lo.'• UIS F. Vau hn was ~tfel!ldllnt, I. y publishing a copy of thiS. order Ji'hbne 19 East 4~:;~e, Neb, • i •a Ar, ,ont """""",,,.10:30 ,m'I' MlIrguerite $eehovec, Tn th€' malter of the e,tnte of will. on the 1 ;th day of, February, in the Wayne Herald, a weekly : oUi,er fm m ex'uipme.nt put in b.est ArjOn: ... 1~,45 .m,~ I lArnold Kohrt told th0 class Edwal'd Hok;:tmp, d('ceased. 1916 at ]0 qclock a. m., at the new.spap"r prin~('d ~n said County, • ' i ~.--- .m~\ aJj~ut..the su~ t€'~der ~(' ffic su(,cf'ssiv~ \vo~'king AI' ;I.,.1D,oln .. .. --. :.1 :3Q: I on which Crpditors O.f !':aid t'stnt" an' dO?r of the .9 f' of 1he clerk ?f 1. hrt'(> weeks prior to '" III orde -for the busy Sa€ason ~ _~~~ ~20 ~y Sl;l~d t .'~. co~r. hea~.ng. LVi. ..m.. atu.m.,.....•..s.. uJ :oo. _ l.i. ' se .. ved. The b.o.at IS 72 fe.C't, herehy notifi¢d. that I Wil.l .sit at cou.r , the t house In sa.id day. of artin,-L. Ringer 5 I·' { Lv~ in«e In __ ._ _._ e5:45~.~" 11~ 11 decks and carries 1,800 thf' county. c(jJurt room.in Wayne, ~aynf', I~ sa~d count., ,<;;el1 to the (Seal) I J. M. Chprry, 1 thJt ."viII.. Open thiS. s.pring. Our Lvi re ont .. _. __ 7:45 .m.~ pebple. ,in said county. 0n thl' Rth day of ~l~h~st b~~~tfo~ ca~ ,tht fol.IO.W~ jlOt3 II County Judge RiE · ESTATE Fi~RM LOANS IReI • Ar a e _ __.. 10:15 .m.' ~ary Dfan Turner of thr 2nd February, 194ifl, at 10 o'clock a. m., mg (E"s("rl. ~~ea f'S a c, o-w:t. . -----~-- ! ·tes every kind of! insurance ge Ulne ~ parts: fIt any make : I -- '~de read the story of Four:Little ancl on the R1Il day of Mav, 1946. Lots t~Jrt ,e-n, fou teen, flf- NOTICE OF RjEFEREE'S SALE x, pt life. Special attention to ~ I • W yne to'Sioux'City ~ppies ~esday to the cla!'is. at 10 o'clock a m to re-cC'ive and 1:('en, slxtepn" s€'ve teen and Notice is hcrl:-'by given 1hat by lar~t and Automobile Insurance 'of :ffarm equipment.. : LVI';W .e .".' ._.: __ 8~O~.m.: ,Larry Reibold brought hi$ new examIne a·lJ' ~la~s again said. eigh~een (1'3, 14, ]5, 16, 17 & I 'irtue of 'an ot,der of sale made I;$'~!.~~~;;;~:;~:;;;;~~; • Lv " e .._.. 2;20.pm.. b~ok Here Thf'Y Arf" and .' . d· ]8) 10 block twenty (20) Col- d t db 'th d· 1..1. : •• ~' LV1• a ' ...._.. _'. __ '" .__ 6,:05 p.m.i . .'b .. .< estate, Wlt.h a: Vlf'W t.o their a .1ust- lege Hill n.rst additrn to the fin en C're y, e IS I"IC court 1 '. ',,' ~yn6 to Norfolk . aut MmOle and Ickey mC'nt, ~nd allowance. The fim(' Ct of Wa e Wa 0 count f Wayne county, NC'braska, on De~ I~ DR J T 0 i . l' d • LVIWa 3:OOpml' ,s\aIlYAnnKaVbrougtthelimltedtfor the nnesentation of N'~ k' yn, Y Y, cernher20.1945,.inan'actionpend-' ". ..• •• u .. 'serVlce1.e.nar.e.aW3J. YSl'ea Y .= L\:j tVa t:,- : - -.- 7~10.p ..ni~ : ~,~~t~a~r~~h~~~a~:. ooth~ claiI)n~ gliin$t said es~ate is three to s=ti~~~ ~h aforesai GK-crp(', the 'ng in said court wher,ein. Etta -GIIJIlESPIE to give you ,a job that wiII assure _ fr.(j~ b~.ng'.$4423'J L\IWU)t. e _ _ - lo.s!yp,mt., !. 'I,". I mOnltltts the -Sth daY.Of Feb- .amount dUf'.1hereon ackson, ct al..'. are plamllff and • ' . :!, If pl S are learning small com· ~ 946 1 nd th C Ii it d ' . ~ ohn Overman ct al arc defend 0 t t· t ti f· t ' ~ t~ - • AS. .Irl· w' tage Llnr38; \bi~ati~n~,in numbers, IJ r::: l> yh,e"1~f deh;' :~~nemye:r :;;~hc~~;:restland cost, and accru- nts, directing' inc t~' sell th~ fol: p orne res sa ,s acory pera, on. : I 00 Ime8 l~ a new heaIt story from s,jlid 19111 day of January, Dat~d' ·at ayne N hraska this owing describelti real estate' loca1~ :ICOMAPLNRATLEyVSIISSUAL I ~ I ,= t!1I II _, , •••••••, _ •••••••••• 1946., 11th day of fanua.r~,] 46. d in the vil1a~e of Winside, .in tO~Wlt: '1 1 : Witlness my hann and the seal of HAN ~Sheriff.TIETGEN, aync- county,l: N.ebraska, AI II 'B·I~h I 1 SU~. said <;oUnty lourt, this ]9th day j17lS. ' Lot Seven 0.) m Block Four Phone 305 J for I iAye~, ~ ! - e I ...... "LING :.. of January, 194(;, 't· (4), Origin.l Town of Winside, Appointr;;ent : .... :., . I., ' r~, .., '. ~~ .':., • /Sen b Jlng $1,582 - state of Anmc Boc Fmk, de- ,'I- Hi).' .. II- ;,·U Stri gfr as. Executor. 51 With Inter st, ahd OS1,8 and aC_I~a~ed' both c dlto and heirs. I' o IllIE:RED~ 'That February 8, crumg costs You and each of yo are herebv i assign~ 0 ~ l 1194 J at (1.0 dclock a. m., is Dated at Wayne, N braska this olihed that the 2th day of "d f. 1'1 hearing said'petition, when 11th day of January, 194£ anuarv, 19~6, eom Fork filed' i a.lI lIeIisons i]eres.ted may appear HAN~ TlETGEN, I." petltIo.n In t e cou ty court of We are receiving limite1 shipments. f Detr~it Jewel at thf cou ty court room in j17t5 I Sheriff., ayne c?unty, ebra ka, allegmg ~ wa~

SO S' LEI ' IBy virtue, 0 a:n'orde of'~ale, 'to, ll1e dlrected,11 sUed'1)y' e cIlerk of ' the lilstrlct',Utlt of\ aYll$coun-1 t~. Nebraska, ,upon a ear eInn..- ' de:red therein a1i rthe 'No rober, j 1~131 t~rm a~ rti~n th if. In 'I

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, ,Ire l> Salmon pf. Tekamah, Kard~ll , spe t .he tek."end at ~ome. da>' {lft " Ev n Peterson. LaVer)e Mr;s. Id Gunnalrson ~nd "!liSnd, ! B rd,e IUSpe,nt. Monday at ...u· Prisdlla Miss Clara Johnson . \"id~ iP ters 's.· spen~ F afternoon in the Carl :d. Fre ickson and oaughter, Gu home. Mil d. s nt'Sunda,Y evening at MI:'. a d Mrs. Roy Johnson and ~kson·s. son, Lt. Ideo Johnsoll, were S.un~ . C. ,,'Magnuson spent \Ved- da;)' 11fte "?<>n visitors in the Wy- n. . aftefllnoon \vith Mrs. Harold more \\', 11m home. Youn.g Folk Wed

Ma k\len 111 Laurel. Ml~. a I Mrs. E\'erett Hank. At Rite in. City nj. Ca.tj'l Dqescher and Ed"...-ard Rodney :nd MarJyee of Sioux City, Miss Gail· .Hughe , daughter of we rues~1,Y ~.fter,noon visitors ,ill wer€" ove", night guests in the James Mr. and Mrs, Earl' Hughes and the ~meSJ~ank homf'. Hank hO(Il(' paturday. Gerald E. Martinda e of: Portland, 'Ore., were married n Omaha Jan­ '.,11 us .~itchn('r'of ',V[lYnc., was "Mr, aT'l,.~. ~lrs. M. C. Russell a,n,d an vcrn.g,ht 'guest at .Tamcs Mr. and!, Mrs. Blair JeffreY.of uary 18 .They will jj ·e in Porti3md. I:la k s Th,llrsday night. . \Va~:ne, \[lsited in the Paul Hanson 1:i , Li'idn Hank \vent to ()ma~ hom¢ SUlflda.y afternoon. Is Here on 3 terrtaon at Ja ha 'IS tUI'dj1)-' to attend a con\'l'n- MI". arlkl. Mrs. Roy Johnson, Lt. S3C' Jack Erwin I'arrived Tues­ Mr. and Mrs. 1. \'Ii Dahlgren I tio f the! cosmE'tologlsts. Aldf?'irl Johnson and Clara and Mor- day of last week on leave. He ,ViII ~ were In SIOUX CIt;.- tlJlnda:;. \lr nd Mrs .John nlmklau wef{" . A. ;c;. Schager and Mrs. rlS Johnson were supper guests m report back to Ri¢hmond, Cal." i~ 'A'al~ John.so~ ~lJnda . ,To in INygi-Q, t1 visited thf' Ax('1 the horne at Dlx­ February 6. The Joseph Erlck<; Jrl famll:,; 1I.\C"rt afternoon caltrs at WJ!1 dliicksolni home Friday aftcr- , n. Thur day evenmg. Monda;'-I C\ (nlng guc It; m the PaUli Lut t s n n.' ' Hazel. innie and Opal Carlson, Dahlgren home 'I nd Mrs Roy D y and fam- :~j and Mrs. Lawrence Back- Mrs, Carlson and Rand.all For John ~s....ken. I Mrs Kenneth Paik.r guests Mr, and Mrs Ptu~ Dahlgn'n IHnnse \\ere Sunday \enmg \151­ [" rand :\lrs. Gordon c,an"oll.. SUnd,a~' dinner .guests in, the ," m the \\ ~._ HaSk(,~llhorn~,,m honor ElslC Fli}(, and Clar ~\cre Sunda} Itol" I the GU} PIPPltt home Mi:. arvfY Taylor and Fred Sal-, Eric :-.;elson home were Mr and of Johnn) s 4th blr~hda). dmnor guests of MI s Fdna Dahll- \Ir and Mr~ \i\ III Heier and III n vere in \Vakefield Fnday: Mrs. M~land Schroeder and fam- , ------:t gren \\- ere Sunday a ternoolll VIS- ~lcCa\\, af ,. i r oon. i]y, Ha Id. Jack, Pat, Bonnie and I For Henry Mr and Mrs R;.- Got<;ch and [llIJr.;; th£> HenrJ Ma home Iia and l\Iorris Johnson and' Karma rWin, Delores Holdorf and, Mr. and Mrs. Cl[arence Tuttle, Blll;.- of Allen \\t 1(' ursda} sup-; '\ad ne Thompson s ~nt Sunda} ~I~. a;nd ~Irs. Geo. Anderson spent ~Ga~l Trljth.' :Cloyd Tuttle~ Mr. ~nd Mrs. Lyle per guc<.,b In the ass BrO\-\t1ell l 1I1,.tTl on "11h I'I-Iarlen' and Karen Su d4y e .....e-ning in the Roy John-I .Mrs, ~.c:hard Johnson, who had Cleveland. and Gar~' Don we-re so hbme. hl~en st~~·mg with he-r husband, Sunday dmncr and~ supper gues.ts !., GebJrgq l\lagnu..<;on and \·in-i Ensign j'phnson, while h" was sta-, at Jim McCaw's in ihonor of t~eir ",t ·isite-d ini\the La.....rence B,ack-I ll,oned d son, H"nry. who ha,.S recf'nt~y re- st hontle near \Va.;yne Mondayl here :via' day night for a VISit WIth turned from overse~s duty lt1 In- ~ I a! oon., hIS pare' t5, Mr. and l\lrs. Roy E. dia. ·1 Ji;. L)"iIe ClevelanQ, M!"- an~ JohnSOnl1 -----t . M ,.Ie. 1-t Tu.ttle and M~. C. M'I Sunda,· dmner gu('sts In the At Fart'wpil ;OlDht'r. weIte,',S,IOU.X CIty Ttlp.". E~·WlO horne "'\1('r~ ~r. and 111". and M"rs. or~,'ille RIce a,nd 'C'l'it.}\V I$daj'. YI51,'0I',','1 Mr.:'i. Btlge[ Pcal-son, \ trgI! and Derald. HenrY And rson and Mr. It '. J:l~rold Gunnar::;on nnd Da~('. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Peter- and !\1rs. \T pme Ca ]son and· Ran­ da ,g. ters' \"islted in the VlrgIlI sot!" Mr.; and Mrs. Glenn Magnu- dalJ were guests at ~ fa~\o\-'('ll dm- ~ __. __._->-, •• __T - ~ __ T •• __, ner Sunday for Mr.1 and- ~Irs. Er-

I ~~~n;~~o~t~~~a~~~~['J,is~,~anp~~~ HOME TG'W'N NEWS lito rno\.: to o~oon. I Birthday O~served.

'1 Mr. and Mrs. EVo~ Peterson and

1 sons were Sunday d1nner guest.s in 'the C. " . .:YIagnttS0n home. They I,[ WerE' joined by tHe ,ft" rYid peter,so',n. , George Maglfluson, Uaurence Back- , ."trom and Kenneth !Olson famlihes I and Vandelyn .John$on in the aft- ernoon. The occaS,lQln was MelvlO Il'>'lagnw.. on's bIrthday. III COn('oIrd- F~ Chut'('h. on I (Re\. Paul \v. ~elson. pa"lor) and w('r(' 'I "And hE' that ta.keth not his ::vlrs i cross. and foll6)wpth aftpr me is sp('-nl i nO~:~~~~~~.,O~:~-~ry :!4. R p. rn., ton's. (Jlto S' hL"- ('rime day e\"eninc to "pc d a fe'w d,lyS I Rf>\·. n. II They \-nll ~OOll_ !e3v¢' for their fll:'ld npCln. Clark ,mri L of ~('r\'IC(, at Cangq, Africa. last TLlf'sd;l\' I'\'('nin Friday. R p. m .. thf' young peD--­ I Robert, Hlrltd1l'rll"d ple wJl] conduct tJleir meeting- at the Raymond Bollar home. left on Thul'sday f 11' Ft. wor1h. The Bih)c lO.strwttion class will Mr. ami ?vlrs_ Er ml'tt Enck"lln mE'ct L p. In., Saturday at the par­ sonage. and d1J1dn'n of L 'on". :VIr. (inrj I Sunda.{, January! 27, the Sun­ Mrs. '\"ic Sunrll'll llhd FuniC(· pf Dixon. were Sund,}r dinner ;-mel ;'Irs . hn Gnmm and ~rs F day schoo! \'dll op"rl th£'ir meeting Mr at 10 WIth ClaSS(,<;~for all. T,he ~~~~~~~.('sts in th Jo<;.-'ph Enck- ,,~C'll;~ ;~~ ~1; :~~ ~;: ~~~~ ~,.r\~~~$ ~;""~~.l ~~ ~n r~c:;~ ~~~~:g Mr. and Mrs. 1-:( nn("th P~lrk(lr. i Lult nd [)C'}nrf'5. - Gf'ne visltmg WIth M['. and :'\lrs.' ;,nd D 1Ia.<; Gifford omes. Mrs. bone 486 Wayne, Nebt. So, Main church at R p. m. ~is will be a Vora('c PCl("krr of Omaha \\ ho: Tomp in~ I" a sisff'r f Mrs. Penn general serving. A'l thc men of ho ,"roqks,j while he It:ameWithu, prelatlYcsFnd.i1Y fOI'~W(,:k,an fr,IPnds.-end \ I,S- ., ,lndfolks,1\rr."ft Gifford.Sunday ev eningCallfomiafor In- ds .. ; an occasional Mr. and :\lrs. Er in Bartf'l); f'n- I man. 0 VISit other r lativcs, tertairWd at Sund y dinner arid I . .;---- ~- yle rocker to m.,tch the supper for :\-Irs. F d V,etor "od I lJoCAl WS . (also illustrated). i:r~1;..~t~ ~r~c~;lJ~~d, ~~;lda;;~, l\iJ~: 'ebb constructed seat, i Mr.taJnd ....Mrs. He an Sund. ngly mlerlaeed.' N <>' and Mrs. Harry Ba cIs :and d~ugh- 'Donal and Walter 'ere Sunday g spring base. Rayon fer. Mr. and :\lrs. onard D4,rsCh i guests in the \Vm. Kn 11 home near v lour cdvering. Wood and Vt\"iotIn. : ICarro I. , inAn>ericanWa1nuL j Mrs J. Landreth accompanied Mr. 3~I;n;~~ ~~ I~ro~i~'l\er:

(( --_:' '---. ~~:.-J ,~~~ How man, neJ !telephones !or ~11l!lI $t!l'ee~? ~. countless ~ome ViCts iive faitr in the Icredit and earning familIes who ha\te waitedJrnon hs. abilljty of the H.usim:ss. e\"enyears'£,ortel~.,Phone'STice hat T~e Plioble s of planning and the urg:ncy of war denIed .t~e:m. bqj~din~ arc n t new ones for your ~oW>W,lthpe.ace~ourIfes~tQSIbIl~ry tel.ePhone com any. But never, be- 15 to see that there 1" service forc in peace ime has the work for these ~oplel ••• as ~ Soon as a~ead been so ast in scale. To you possible" I as: a telephone r these plans also The job ofcat'ihiqg UPj"th this have a meanin .,. because every coulltry'S r~JePh~Ue:needs 1$ a huge relephone add d, every improve- onc;! It means l? aCIng m ,ilOns of mc:nt made: 10 avice. increases the 1Il~JS of ne~ tel.~", hO, DC! wi 1..liinn, cities nSf.fulness and alUd ofoverall tde-, arl townsa'nd"o "hefairms, hrough- plione service. ?lJt i the nation., It.means 'pgin~er- . !I.his ever wi ening scope ofserrv" lJ1g~ndma""~i,ng~Od . a1hng .c4lS a Pan: of or long time policy v ..~ quantltles' fnow: rlllpment oj" to prov.de e broad Denmark, has been in business John :Gettman s. r. and M,1's: EllinO~enkins and an d Mrs. Donald Gripr who ~re st:ltYin g . to visit relatives here.a StUdiG1Us' H ere. a'Dek members and hus~ here 44 year a d he plans to reti~ ': ,Mrs, W. R.' rl!nch" Mrs. John J e. Mr. and Mrs. yle Jenkins there from California. .1 fc'W weeks. , lki ' win be ~ests of Mrs. Levi fmm activE' ork tholigh he will rEIamlen and ba yWf'rc at Raymond' a d Janice, and rrla'P arSon Were '~r. and Mrs. A. C. Sa.hs ere .1VIr. ~nd Mrs. Henry Enger, Dor~ . i :n a.n\~eln~tre. lof N~~fOca~~i s, Mr.s. -(j>tto WagneI' and help MI'. Lage for a time. Mr. Lar~ 0tte's Saturda Si x City visitors 'FJ"dUY. . S'0nday dinne-r guest~! or' Mr. and th:Y and Donald who had Rpent a ; t?r E!,' WI g ve e J. C. 'Wc:>Qds at an evening sen c','m" 10 tl is ""'untry 50 years Mrs. Ella G ass; and Mrs. Wm. Emm B.-t tel Mad M fi ArthUr C k .oR d h" ..k th h . h 11 T : igh schoqI comtnencemen~address, January $ . ~ '" '-u P ., h d t F 'd . h rs. U Qr " 1"" n· r', ,. ,00 anlj.l, aug <:rs. m\iJn ere wit 1e om Church ay 15' f~' u class of 13, . agu and spen .six years in New ,rl car spe. n ay Olg tat M ,.'Geo. :RaI'tels '8'd 'Barbara '1:0 the aftern(>on all Visited in the family, left Tuesday last week for 11'1 eUig ' nc-e tltSts were given la.g~ York in a 'pI' riling press factory Lewis Johnso 'so w toe SunUay'd1.nne-t gU'(,f>ts'of 1\11'6_ litIrs, Ed. Ho~arnp home. P~beniX, Ariz.. tJo spl"'nu the winlcT. "~e: h~;~ n~~~Zch;~~~UPilS show-' Atrllfary ~ee~IaI.1 b('~~~'~~~ti)~ l~~t ~~~r~~s. Emma we~:SS~~'y'P i~~~~r;u~~t~ ~~i~~ R L~('G.i~~onn ~ta~~~dlOe~'e in lhe .an~u~~.aan:d tr:~. ~o~~'rfi'-:: :~~ ~~. f~~r~~~Cd art' ~arents of D rot.hy: Ann RethwisCh has rs LeVI Roberts ent€>rtiaJnpd Rnrtf']s Tf'sidel Cf' in Carrol!. Mon· Arthur Glass lornC'. F etl Lorf'nz homc'at-H sking;'Sun~ 'were last tednesd Y eVe Ing ~l'. and Mrs. Orva,] Hllrrhwn cen ChOSe..n to represen.t Carroll L ion AUXiliary Tuesda). day and the f lily will move to it Capt. and rs. Hugh Engstrom d .. Mr. and Mrs. F.ra k Lorenz Of. gues.ts of C? t. and . Mrs. t,lgh M,ts. Edith Harr.ison, Mr. nnd Mr.'1~f 'igh schOOl in the district D. A R. - from the farm were in the m. Haskelol home R nd(1)lph, were also th reo , Engstror in t. he J,' ,. Pete sen Rtfy Kelley and duughtf'r, LindH • "~itizenship contest at tyne,,-I S Knitting Club. The Lages rC'viously bought a near Laurel, riday. r, and Mrs. Oberlin ·Moms and! home. j,: Rae,' were Sunday afternoon and en ary 2. ,nlthog tlnb met Tuesday thiS hous(' in Wa Il\' and planned, to Bob Jensen s nt Saturday night G Y. MI'. and. Mrs, Co H. Morris. The R!lymord Harn-ieiets, en- E'vening callers at F, E. Bey('lcr's. T e: school paper is being is ed w~ek Wlth Mrs, B~ach Hurlbert moV(' thpre hu they will now come and Sunday i the Russe~ Ma.lm~ w e in Sioux City ThJrsday whe,,- neth E~ies a~d Clarence Eoen rags Mr~ and Mrs. Louis Jorgensen w('re- d this veek ~Ii - r'~s(I.~:,rnr;?~l will sell tht' Wayne bC'~:vhOamn",aM' r inFsf~Je'SChahk w"r th> first name'd marki?te.d stot?k. W{>l'e a Ong~those in the 'Al rt Stll1day,dinner guests. ar n A motion picture, "The WOt:"Jdl Ji1I? T. In Meettng. '- U<: '-'-. ~\'-. u .. ,- '--' e Artie Fisher fattl-By oCWit1J.o Krueger~ho":, at Beld(fn, last t'd- .'Mr. and Mrs. Frank Griffith 'eri s of 1945," was shown WE'd-! :~., O. 'T.' members an'd Mrs.I:Hen- in Norfolk 'Mo day to tlltlpnrl:l sr ,and the Henry Wacker, jl"'~, nes?ay. elvem g for Ddrothy K Ue· WOre Saturday supper gu('~ts in 1hr: CSd. y to students by Rev..R' r ,Haase Were gUests of Mrs. Geo. scl,o,,02 pf~lr'reyvJahgen~io"nnsw. ".rd 111"r"'- fil i1y were Sunday di,mer gu('s~s gel'S bltth?a ,., , Evan Ha,:"f'r home: Mr. and Mr.'l. M.I ·Bllildin.C1 Bought T Iilp rt of Winside, , ,uter Thursday when the wpm~n F l' S '- '= ..,,, 1 ",., of Miss Juanita Fisher in S;O\)X Callers at ~m. Swanson s un- M; r. SWihart, Mr. arid Mrs, Fay WI t t ' m de a lap robe for the Red r1y. Wackh and Shirley of Mr~Lau el, WCI'C, Sunday w re 'also thf're. to Bluffs Sunda to in' the WaYne hospital. Phone 6l. r with and ConstableCa hIgh n1 ghbors and other frietJds,spent Hank hfl\'C' hal the building for a guests ot ,d Ifokamp e Paul Broeker f mily sp(O!nt visit in the Paul Hart !home. F dm _ ~brf ~gr:.:~ ~t~ ~t 1.5 r;-0~~ maede a tOCia1 evening I~vith her. 'R..:izf'S garagl" Enrol Bontij. rcccnUy re Su day in the 1\.t'Wli ··nger home there Capt'.' E~gstrom went to an· Anton Raasch Hadar poslmaster ~ °e~'~ aEtn" <. n ,e s c': insicaros1were'W'ml by'Robert bl'af· turnf'd' from ~Htornia ~here h~ at Hoskins, 'me M. Wi A,he!rn~ sas City to I' port Tuesd~y to r-e- and mcrcha.nt. died January 12. ~~~~I~'i::,m~7B:~a W~:u~':h :~~ Ii i and Alvin Peterson. . ::::=::::::::R:=::::::..... ~~:~:~~:::"":::"g::",,...... ~lagnet, with 4. .~....el_y. \' . ! Wmslde t('am~ won ~ve.r caITO,n rs.. Henry ·Haa.":e's bi.rthdty of ! ' .. .:: ere Tuesday la$t week. fIrst tew;n 'S urday was observed S nda i .:= y 1S-Sand second by 36-12. In the Wi ' Y .... oil. ~armel' Willel's ,vas high for \Vin- af, ernOOh 17~ guests m her orne ..... •• 'd '0 S. d.B t· f C .I1 w~r(' the f.arnl1les of Herman Thun, iSI, (' WI 1 a~ I on a or ,arro G O. Reuter. Aug. Haase and Vic- ::II. ~~hflo'!' ~~'O;;l ~~.li1~ I~t~~~ ~:~~ t~ Haase, .T~a,~ :vening t~t' ~E'nry '•• if :'.'\' '.d ·tI114 ,H ase famllj nSlted at MIke Han- .::_ .I or nSI e \VI. se 's ._.••• I C nC?l'd: playsl h.re this Friday. . - ~ ID",,(}~thmr'Room" "EIttertnlns'Cltib. _:: 'E~e~! pU~ll reads at least 1-\':'0 'IIvrrs. J, C. \Vooi!s E'nleft·jlinf'd e 'WII b~~S outsnde of school each SIX Delta'Dek mrmbers, ah,o Mrs.i Earl ". ~:: ',W;H~'i'th and 81h arjthmetic class Fitch and M.I'~, Ellen Rohhins: Fri~ '11111I •. '. dat'when prizes were WOn by M I<~, '•• IlS stludymg prorrlls~ory notes ,and E: Trauh i 1\1" R hb' ,'M' .-:,: !intetfest,. ~ ,. T.:P. ROhe~~.<;n~ndl~rs.oLl~~~'iM~I~~ ••• : THe 6th"grad;::o IS s~urj mg- d{'batc .M IT HH I nl" ' ,. i.,and i making maps of southern ~:b rs, l' . onf'y f'n (' "'Ins ::: !lstatEls, ,ruary . "a i 'Intennedh1re 'Room. F~r'lT" .W•...;,. Tlie'4th,lgrade'is working prob- i--I PPY s, !.!.,... lemsl in dollars, afld cents to use happy Workers, also Mrs Ed· •• tlecimals. ' ·Brogren and Mrs. Dallas "a~e~ I '"1 !_ , T:,e 5th histdItY 'Class is stud in n~r were guests of Mrs, W":!. rlt- :;= ~ ,,,.;,.. } d '1 y g cjrd a.nd Mrs. Leonard PrJt hard •• Ifett) ment. of ~nary an '. ' n lan- 1" ,iday at a social afternoon. Mrs, ~•• ~ua ,e pupds wrote busmess let- F' nk Griffith and Mrs. Aug. t.Itran. ~:= I, e;; 4th d¢ a studyil1 z, ertterbHn in the Gttitfith ltiome ::: Iquot:tions. gra rs re· g F~bruary ·15. ::. I Int,Primary Room. ~ G' ts '•• ' Snowflakes were made in art D !~:~~. :~~ Mrs., Hugh 'F:ng!=Jrom :' ;:: Friday. entertained at,dinner in the J. M. __ • i 'J'hE' 3rd graders, have m'w read· ~-:: i er~~~~~'~ ~~~~~:~~~s~ ~?~~:~r and ::: ICharlotte Jenkins had 100 in spell~ ;: ing last week. 1:: i PROPERTY S6UGHT, n FRQM BOCK ESTATE Llln~h Served by . ::51 John Grier, jr.~ who is moving to ! ;:. fUa:;~~i:;o~~jU~f~~hif>b:i~~~s~r~ I ~: in a picker: mishap, bought the I I CI 5: h~e ~il~ d'"1'·rs s If 1,2 headattI e ~:! One ml le, smoot1~ mo tth. SiJX milch cows, one fresh n w. cThree yetirling:r •• ! Bay elding, 9 ye1 1's old, t. 1 00, ext1' good. steers. Two herfer calves. 'On :bucket calf, ' 55. Black gelding, 13 y aI'S old, !Nt. 1 00. Blae geld-::I ing,' 9 ears old, wt. 650. Bla,bk mh~ 11 ye rs old, ~ :55 wt.14 o. 'i I ) Five Stacks nd Brome Hay !55 ' '.. I..•• ' 'l •• ' I ..•• I...••• ;::'.. ' '.. '.. 15.. 'Regu' ar iFa~$all tlac­ '.. torn 'ruob~r. i5 MeCa mick·T)eerin tratorcultivatol. ~ McGo miek-beerin i lLit Ie Gerlius tra tor • 'pIa ,16-inch. : irtl • ' 'J1hl'ee wago:t).s. ·• Hay'v ek,with stle'el,run­ • nin .gear.: • • .,,1" Siilag wagon box. • ore :hammer m, • • •=-

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"" BY MISS Ij:M LYN 'GRIFfl:rH , a~ ge amag.d Brftsy'RQSS 'ent Fir.e ridall •..• • .. Gives or:F',unds ,re'tBf un t ter.mine.d orlgm dId I Forecast. Betsy Ross tent No 3. Daugh~ d ~ am ting to about $150, \VakEt': ,0. ES WIn meet thIS teo/' of Umon Vete ns of till£> CIVll F iday aftr it ~bout 14 o'clock Thursfl~~ emng to Install new war, met 10 the home of Mrs. Jack , ottfIceps~ t Kmney Wednesday e"enm~, Janu- t the a u~V· Ul I the pouthwest l'W€'lt~ -In club meets Thurs- 16 f 6 30 ";ivered rsh dm- rt of ""d.ij:e!Jetid belopgmg to ary ,or a M L tt (: CI Id I I ~a c day, Ja u ry 31, w~th Mrs Theron ner Followmg the tnper t e regu- e S U I~~AND CET OUR !'RICES I I' :lnl ltSUIl In Game ~lebrateiil8irthdaY. a rising vote of thanks; ,for her IN ~~ ,wR!kl,r~('ldl11I:ojahs pt>f1at('d Em- !To help ,/M:rs, G. ,H. Pra~gt'r eele- faith.fuI service. Mrs. Miller had IHgr~ lib< e*",on itmi- Tl,yesday ,afternoon last week, Co- evenings, the third Wednesday at -i We'BllY Grain.- f',.Jd ·8 cond ~(\aJ1i, play ,a,lmost trativ,e luncheon was ser\'ed, 7:30. t e entlrf>"I,~st. qu.r,teJ', I. €' Stauf- _ ~ u~('>lts Honored. I f~r \va h.i:gh-poin~, man flor Wake- Jl'idge, C~b Meets. Lions Meet Tuesday. The Ge . !ShufeHs who moved D~' 'J:. ~ Mell fJ~'ld w th 2~., i ~Brid!f.e ~lub met Thursday ('ve- Lions rnC't Tue"day evening to Saturday td Mrs. Gee. Kabisch'fj ; ,o·,:r:, ee' -_; - I~ ; The 1I TroJfim played I Pe-nfler n ng wHh'IMrs. AI. Borg, Mr!';, C. conduct regular businesf' place southea'st of Wayne, were T\JCSd8j' nigjht, at~Waketield. The n Davis' and Mrs. A. H, Owens k. ~S. Addy, 'Manager I -ry'oli

Sponsm' iCf1Jntests Obso""cBlrtlld.y, EnK, St. John's L".~.· abu....h. t i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!~!!!!i!~!!!!!!!!!~~, A~ teal fJclwJI He~.c';S(~;~~~.:~e~~~~a~.hee:;"a~kg (Rev. Roh.rt 'I>fuse.' !lfstor) . f· ~il Sunday school an'd 'Bibld class at ,At 1 (' A xWa 1r' m(>(>tjing Which last \v('('l(!' to help Mr. H('nschke 10. S('rvic('s at 10:-15. I \Vb" 11 d :\limH::\.\':, aftt"dlOon last celf"bl'at(> I hi~ birthday \\'01'(' MI', Church ~chOfil Saturday at 1 :30.1 WPt'k, lll' Urli~ \._;) ('<1 -to -iponsor ,,11 anrI .:\'ir~. bonald Pet('r~, F.rn('~.t E e~SI~ and Mrs, G('orgp Eick~ C'-hrlstian f'hut'f'h. S(hOnl~k.;mil<,II., tn the contest spon-I hoff. Aflc)' a social timo, luncheon nih,l(> ,.;C'lHJol at 10, C'omrnunion S( red y lhll' Au.'iliary im pro\'iouc: was "er\'{~lll, A.t 11 YlrarR,,, 'ho lIoiPic villabe given stu-j ,- Choir r('h{',1l'~al ThuNiday at dtnts 111 tho:' n

must 1~E' in b.\l' A rill. pri,zes of $3, II A'lrs. M0,1\'ln He.nry, 1\lrs. C,ad C'hrislian Endravor Sunday f'\"('- $~ andl~1 \1"~I!be .iven to top three' Bark, and Mrs. Walt C'arl~~n en- ning at 6:30. \V'~nnerf' Th 'Au.·lltarv also \'ot('d tertaml'd for ::'v1rs_ Paul I-.\enng- _ , ' to sPo~rsor ,ill' a nual' poppy post- ham Saturday e\'ening at Bark's I PTf'Si'h:vt~rin!l1 ClIlUr~h. ef.cont~'st \\!h,ich ~'ill begi~ in 1\'1ay, f'?,r abOUt., 16 guests, Bouquets of i (Re\', (,has~ Rabenberg, pastor) P lzes for tlh~s c ntest will he $3, pmk an~ blu; swef'tpeas connected Sunday school at 10, Morning $ and $1. :hrs, larry Adams was WIth whIte tapers centered the ta- worship at 11. Westminsl-er Fel. giSla~ive ~n!d f' .ucational cha,ir- b]e~, Luncheon waR scr\'C'd <1fter a lowship at 6. "C'" an fqr thEl'1'hce ;mg. :,hl? .explam- SOCial afternoon. Community youth servi~c will be ~e, sev~raJ pE _th leglslatlve pro~ a t Mission Covenant churc!h Thurs- gtams ~now bE'lo cQng-ness w~ich For Wedd~ng Anni\"ersal"}', day evening at 7:301 with !R€'v. Er~ , ,~ are bfl.rng b~t'k(' . by the ~gmn, Guests in the Carl Bark home vii Gustafson in charge. Ai~ ,thei Auxnr.ary 1S, sponSOring t~e Sunday evening to hf'lp t11C'11l oh- Ladies' Aid will mee,t thls Thurs~ Having- d cidedlto'quit tarming, IwiJl sell at p blic auction on my place located S milessQuthand·l mile V!lctor:t e)otf,lln,g- n\'l~, women dlS- s('rv€, thei.r 12th wf'rlding annivPr- day afternoon at Mrs. Adolph Bi. ~ast ~~S~(,d,U)Il will west of ayne,7 miles and 1 mile north of Winside, 13 miles north and J,mile,east·of .Pilger, on- Am}on¢ lli1\ !n~ oj clothes IS asked Mrs. D. P. Quimby, Mr. and Mrs, be Mrs, Frank Hoydar and Mrs. f411<.'8\'r thcm at t e clty hall. Aux- Fred Harrison, Mrs. Paul Ewring· Chas. Rabenherg. All me-mbers are illary ~,adie8, readi7:pd a profit of ham, Mr; land ]\Ill's. Mdvin Hpnry urged to be, present and visitors $$3.10 ,from the !lnn('r s('rv('d to and' Mr. and Mrs, ~'alt Carlson, are welcome, . thf' "trickhnloers f 1hr \Vakefipld Luncheon \\'as scrycd aftrr a :"ocial bank aIhout two 'ee~s ago. Miss time, Mission ('ov('.nnot ChurclI. Pk'lulln(i' Hypse, pc st prC'sIdent, pr'e~ ,- (Re\'. Er.;il Gustafson, pastor) , s~d('d at the ,mf' ting in place gf -For \vedilllg Anni"·e!·liary. Community YOt'1th service Thurs- y~ '~"'- Ua\\.TE'rJ.,C'f' J hn!'ion ",'ho W~_, To, !?,~L ',Mr. and M,rs. \Vm. Hu- day,.at 7:30 at Mission Covpnant, 1 ,Ho9tes.sC'F; \\'er Mrs, Ben Chase, gelman c .lebrate thf'lr 40th wed- church. Jan. 30 1\. rs. \,rm_ Kay, S " and Mrs, Nep ding ann [\Tersary, the following Senior Y. P, meeting Thursday t~e 'Swaggerty, ;Thf' f'xl meeting will were, Thu"Sday PH'ning supper a~d e,VE'ning at, 8:15, Refreshments WillI' 1iUfohW'agon on Grounds bJE' Monday, Ifehr ary 11. luncheon I~guests at Hugelman s: be served after the program. Host-' Mr. 31!ld ~rs. H. B. Ware, Mr. an esscs arf' Mrs, E, L. Gustafson and Bu~-.si 110 Sf" lI(>:'rp. Mr's, Felix Jelinek and Mr. and rs. Nels Nelson. Emil P('a~on sold his hou.se Mrs. Lloyd Hugelman. Mr, and Confinnation class Saturday at . V,lf>dnpfday Il.ht week to Adolph Mrs, vVarp wcn' married the'same p m Bichel. r;nOllth ilJ1d the same year as ,were Bibl~ school at 10 a, m,. Sunday. Mr.~ a~d ,Mrs. Hugelman, Friends Morning w~)T!:;hlp at 11, Evening Rf'<"trlVl"s isctra~('. frorp Was!ne \vcre unable to attend. gospel service at ,7:30. " 4 flAD! ttORSfS ('pI HO\\Iarrl r Adam~ arrived L, Bible study and prayer Wednes- Frida).' from Gei '1' field, 'Spokane, L'€llebrateIBirthdays. day, January 30, at 7:30, Two geldings, smdothl mouth, wt. 2800. ':Black _Wash,. aftelr: ;rec iving a discharge To 'help Loe-ne Anderson eele· at LO\\-"ry deld, enver. He is the brate her '3rd birthday and Jimmie Salem Lutbentn Churcb. mare, 6 yeats old, wt. lI400.l;Juy geldiI1g, 7 years ' * f M d Bergerson his 8th birthday, the (R C.W W'b t) i '­ "" ;~,oA~:~hnhqd ~e~na~ ~~:V'rc~ follo~ing ~ests called in the Har· C~~ir ~;~~ars~j t~n~~~t'~~~rs- old, wt. 1500. ~hree rears' and hre-e months. His old Andetson home Tuesday eve· day, 8:30 o'clock. future: plans, are indefinite. ning last iVt'eek: Mr, and Mrs. J.,E. The Women's Missionary society I Bergerson, and family, Mr. ahd will meet this Thursday, 2 p, m, A~rlvt'il n States. Mrs. ¢laire Anderson and sons, Mr. Captain, Mrs. Gust Hanson; pro- and mrs'1 Melvin Anderson and tAd M Hamp~hire \\im~ B,rCirs, :jr" electrician's Lorenl an Mr. and Mrs. Anton An~ gram. Mrs, ErneS n erson, 1'S. ]2 Ibrood sows, farrow second wee BUiLOINGS rrrate :third {,las~" arrivE'd in 'San Erik G. Johnson: serving, Mrs. Frandsco Janua '14, from the derbetry land Verneal. Thursday Emil Ekberg, Mrs. A. W. Carlson, . April, vadcinated two ays. Hamlpshire male " evening ~he same @nes called at S d 1 t h t· 1 ho~ Hog P~cific ~ Brooder house, 8xl6. TtO. 'h.oUBes, 'SxIB. Wh&,rC, he had se, rwd about Andelltber 's to help Mr. Ander- atur ay, p. m., ca ec e lca a yea1/" Rnq, a h If. He is the son instruction class. of Dr,l;:lnd ~lrs, r, L Byers. berry ob erve his birthday. The Saturday, 2 p. m" JUljlior Mis- house,6x7. SelfJfeeder, 25-bus. SIze. I group en oyed an oyster supper. sionary society. Cbrnmitt~~: Rob~ , R-f"('ri~'f':S Discbargo, ert Dahlgren, St{mley Dahlgren, S, Sgt. L!l~rf'n f' C, Ekeroth. son Loren Hanson, Da~e Fi~cher. of Mr,' a'nd Mrs. Ernest Ekeroth, Sunday school and Bible classes, arrived homt> 11 esday last wf'€'k 10 a. m. .' aft('r serVIng 29 onths in the Pa- Divine worship 'at 1.1 a; ro. eWc. He served in New Guinea Annual dinnelr ~f the -adult Bi- M~chinery, f~ most of t~iil ti e and was later W hIe class in the eh :ch pa~lors next arm sent to Ja~a:n e aITJII'ed In Ta- ers at Bergerson's. Sunday after the o~njnt servi~e. coma Wa h. D cember 26 SgL Mrs. E elyn Wlggams left Fn- The Sunday sC~lOol teachers are In- Eker~th hon~rable vit~d thhi~ dmne~. ~. c, AIIi~-~halmers tractor 0 Case 6-ft. grass mower. I 1/3 b. p. electric motor. Hog pileI'. r c€'l\e hIS day 1Jo '5lt relatl'ves JTI Gordon, to h h ! discharge t Fo Logan, Colo, ;Neb, land. Dougla5, Wyo She plans I yourda'jje no. c ~tred \o~et'tyoUd . rullber ,,*d .teel. McCormi~k-Deering 3 elec·: Blc:ic~and·'-mck\e. I 10-ft. hay Take. I No. fter 1 . gl , .~ th d to be gOJ1le about two months. ate co 1a y mVhl e 0 a ~n W. C. .14-incbtractor plow wit~ Hay sweep, fits any farmtllipe ,tric-separator. ne~ha~;I~'da~~, s ;:;;~ 'futu~eepl~~s Nr.' anell Mrs. J. E. Bergerson and Salem Lutheran c urch. . extra mold lboards. I tractor. , re indefinite ' fam ast week Sunday aft- I Scoop .hovel. Two good wagons. I ern supper guests in the 0 Allis,,ohahnls ',tractor cultivl- Two straw forks. Teq n home at Dixon. "NI th est WayneI tor ~it~· iUer~. Hay rackJand running gea~. ~~~i~~s' ,AttentioJjl i Ex Sell'11iee Men! MI". an Mrs. Delbert Griess and or w " , ( Bundle fork. ~ Roderick'lI.e n 15.ft. tractor Two single-row cultivatorsol Mr. Bind Mrs, Gust Carlson, Olive (By Staff Correspondent) M~ure forks. For infortnhtio ab(ju~.National 'and Leoni of Hartington, were ~ , disc. . 1 . 16-inch ...ialking plow. I" Martha Washingt9D circulating Selrvlce lji{1f' I ~t1mn{'¢, in con_ TCh, uBr).:dhaeYj.lhnoimghet, visitors in the A. -Th-n-F-rn-d-Re-~-S-w-e-re--a-t-G-e~o. John Deere potato digger. Chicken waterers. ./ohn Deer~ ,1:1.ft., diac with trat- h,eater.' I: \ettmg tlhf' sa le, cnll or write ... '-' '-' ~E> tor hibth~ II 7S:ft. 'ha1'mer miIl'belt. I Chiclrenfeeders. _, , Mrs At Borg and Mrs EUnice Grone's Sunday. last week. Kit~en cabinet. I ~orp L. ORG Hahn of lien, spent from Satur- " Mrs. Les. Swmney spoIlt Thurs- 4·'e~tion i1rl.1 ' [ 'Hantl sheller. Co~plete 'set blacksmith ,tools, 'Kite n;nt~lil," A?dl chairs. . day afte1oon untIl Tuesday m ~ay with Mrs. Geo. Reutler. ,Dee~e john ,4.ft. ,galVabized :includin,g vise, -drill, anvil,! \\'n1eflel ,Nebraska Omaha tten~mg a halrdress~rs' Mr. and 'Mrs. Aug. Brudigam Electric brooder. 'Com matlon ChI'" closet. "!' elevatdr,-complete. 'set of threat cutters, 'hllJt1-1 Agent Ifettr New 'York Life convenil:l. M Borg and Law- ~ent Thursday a.t Frank! Longe's. Oil burner brooder. Libr,ry t":ble. I I " renee Co ins nt tp Lincoln, S110- ~e women are Sisters, John Deere anure'spreadcr.l mers, pincer" saws, Cliiaels'l pin~ers. punches, wrenches and num­ Writing des\<. LIterature and mfonnjatlon wlll day qn b sines aniMr, Borg stpp- 'The Geo. ~hUf€'l,ts ~e~ Sunday ohn 'Deere' ,99 Com planter I Hoof be rpal1ed on request ped ill 0 aha flor rs Borg Tues- 1~8t wee-k dmner ani:l lunCheon erous other things. ~nd with '160 r

fro~~~:~'~~-r~kYo, t e trip targets rev('akd ~o Atnold t1~e ao· Thomsen.of Wake~ week at not'ho t dinner'in the Ca 1 visjted' Rich I'd Piepe .stock ~hO billh~~~~ Mr. ahd Mr$.. BrU1T'!rri~ ,f1:'" iring 14 days.. solute deslructio? of everylthi0Et· is, birthday 'TImrs· ,Thomsen hbm in Wayne. Besides was )nj a W yne h6Sp tal. Mr. Pie-, a1' parents of Mrs. Kahler. Mr.~, d I y Dres..'t Up DattlesbJp. The young n!lao ~ulTender,ifound thut: som~ i'Gr~m ~he three fa ilies, the group io- pens~.•. o ~,~ le!the hos .ital MOl'l..IP,.a M S'.M,elvin samUl1rso.n' and' fa~...1. Y •. " . la~d, time after the ,manr Mr. andl r/). John and eluded the He ry Brinkmans, Law- to ,be, In t e Mrs. 11a Hatfi'cr'~ w re there also. After a social,eyo- c~w ships areth~Icam?u Japs did not. knpw that th¢ war roho, jr.,' ia dj Nels'gU~sts.Nelson were rence Thomse s, (Art Dranselkas, home for so e time, ~nd oi g, luncheon was served. I paintedgI~Y Mls. unSign~1a I was over. Officers did not ihfonn this SundiYl d nne.t at W,.. ill A. H. Brinkm os and Ed. Bakers. rs. Lyle amble was at Harry Mr!. find rs. Gear e Juhlin i '_ etinle for tIle,peac,~ntll their people. DnqI~adJap soldier tO 'Lutt's., VI d d family I of H rUngian, called in the .~ing'.'lDinner for Stringers. , . d~Menb~fo~worked b~1 011 night Arnold that he been fig-htin - The Henr Brinkmans, Emil Honor rs. Bredlgam. r nquist's I st e nes ay: HarI1' McM'l1an home MondayJuh~lagt Daughters gave a dinrnt-r'l the event to get nine years Without a single visi Dttes and lph Clausscms Were Mrs. Marvi Brudigam's birth-' rs, Arthur Odegaard was with weeki. They i,sil0d M s. Anna C(~rbltfor th£' Stringer family in the Joe . ship In tIp top s ape.e n the at home. at Claren¢e ainn's FridEty!cvcning, day was obser cd Thursday when s. J..Quis Tqst Monday last week. lin, who Is I a Wayn hospital re- home Friday. In dcc~ \~as a !arg tab e .and Enrolltc to th(j Pacific the Pr January 11. evening guest. at her home were r, arid Nfl's. Fred· Bruns and coV(~r;ing fr m a brol en hip. Mr. I _ un~ ~ I~ ,~ l thiS floor ,hold were teus went to Perri Harbor, Mic1J..l the Arnold H mmer family, Mr, ry were at Ge<;>. Bruns' Thurs- and Mrs, urold .Iu lin and Bob' For Birthday, d~sl2ed nll~~,s etID~ }~Xm ~~~~~' S~~~~~ N~'weastlc, nags o.r tne umt d na-/ way back to Pearl Harbor, .to the and Mr!\. Will I'd Hammer and a. ' JU.hlinjor called at !\'f. - r;.uests,in th(' Conrad Weiersh,. 1'0 e s w l' I 'tl yo On jhe return jhc t'ende+ stQ - until Mo du .' , r w Granquist's Tuesday last Jean MIlton of LLnCOI~ spent from Mrs,r Weiershouser celebrate her I !~!~!~~~~~~~ li~and a~eutM~=;~U~~~ ~:J~ \~enn {X'd at GWll:', lrJeakrl Harbord' ~H~~L Mr. anJ M s, ArthurlJewcll, Mrs. ~~~s~~'d ~;s~ dlt~::;~s~o:~d ~~~~ eke' F,rod Hurds "',.ere ,'n the 11ar- ~~d,nesday last wcek until FrIday bif.thday inclurikd Mr, and 'M!n.;. ma canal Nor 01, Va an I'-JO( "'''' ..., .,.;vv VISIting Mrsj A.nna J lin and Mr. Otto Heithold and family, Mr. and I on thc deck for the OCCll- I cel 3t<1I;e 'SUb bnse' 'at N~W Lond~t1, Ella HarIer HInd' Vivian Heithnld ior, Mrs. Lizzi¢ Longe and' Edwin, Schuh! home Sunday evening d q ~ Conn. 1'1)(' ShlP left Tokyo No\'pm'- Were Thu ~d ylsupper'guests in the M~. and Mrs. E:lmer Rineh?'r't and as week, an Mrs, M ,Millan. I Mrs, Ben HollmH~ and family, Mr. home Mlu'Arthur SIJ.'l1s Ji'il"Hti· I bel' 1 nnd lioekcd at Ne\\' Lbndon T, A. Str, Ig t I . Alice. Mae, M"r and Mrs.. ALtgus~ £r. and Mrs, Ray Gamble were, Obs' ,rVoBlrt~dUY. ~~ ~';;'f\~I~~~ 11~f~~I~~dJ~~~S~~~;~ri lin~ n.e~r ~4, t~· ~'ss crlc~ D~rr(,ll' Mr~. ic¢,rs stood in lm1t tho Dpcf'mlwr , Mr. nnd Carl Sievers of Brudlgam. " ,I t lbert Gamble's Sunday evening To hC'lp ROfial\c Korn Mr. and Lou Mey("r, ' Admiral C. W. N t, Ad-I Arnold has his honOl'able .di~- 'Wi'nsidc, Mr, a~d Mrs: John G~imm --~--.-,~: as week. brfitc ~f'r h rthday, *.r. and Mr;.;. M. and Mrs, A.l·t Dranselka arid I W. F. Halsey and Vioe Ad~ charge and after 11 vi!lit hCl'C with Iwere' Sund

1 Jl('}~IH' Henry Bl'inkmans amt 111\\'-[ ~\~~l n~'~~~~i~;~i\,~~nf~~C'ma~~m~~~'~~:~ ;:~~~s~?~s~~'f~n~ng. onm o:aln~beE~{~FM~ea~:~::~;~~~nn:s~: Thomsetls wen' among: those~ ice, weI'(' onoreo Sunday fred l'(",;;~I:~en'si ~~~a:e~~s~twe~k e~e in the Wm. Higgins home and the Wm. Heier family was ear Hoskins last Wednesday when thf'l'e Tuesday evening. he Higgins sal(' was held. That Be sure to see the NEW a:a~C'~ t~~;~n~h~n:;!~~~~sM~~~ .~jn~nngd ~~~:~da~rsM~e,ll~i~~~~~ iust airrived at Dunklau obsl~rvc his birthday 11ir Jeffrey were in the Lindsay TuC'sday e\,{'ni\lg last w('('k. 'h0o/le. KUGLER ELECTRIC C Mr. and Mr". Herhert Gerleman <. ~~l'::(; (~~dB/~I~~i'~lu~~~:~y f~~:;;tlh;r;t~ ~r~.l~~~~lr~~~~t t~U~rf'~inside, 1 I' Here's Something Super ter's aunl, f\frt>, ]<;d. Gie!'elman. h~ervcd her hirthday Monday U~('(ll' HOf'mhn' and Otlo Schnl'i- V&,.•. ning last week by entertaining der, Ihe laUer!of Winside, went to t 1 oyster supper for the Harry nil BI~nket! ExcelSior Sprj~gs, Mo" Tuesday r~nquist family, the Fred Brights a ~a~:tlt~.eek fori benefit of their np the Frank Brights. (Exa.ct nIus~ration) , Mr. and Mr.s. Wm. Higgins of Undergoes Operation. Hoskins, who !have gone to Fay~ ~rs. Albert Kai of Pender, moth- ~r et t(', Mo.. were Monday evening I' of Mrs 'F"red- Hurd underwent guests last w(tek in the Cl"arence n operati'on last Wed'nesday in a lk('k homC'. I i1ux City hospital and she is get­ Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gerleman had irr~, along well. Mr. and Mrs. Hurd Sunday last wrek dinner wit h the ri~~ed her ThU,'r~ay. ]-[crbC'rt Gcrldnans. Mrs, Aug. AI­ icman, Wilmn Rnd Leslie were aft- "For Mrs, Raymond Nickols. > t , , {']'noon callers., M, rs. Raymond Nickols' birthday La\'C'rn Lenz~n of Randolph, who ~. obs('rv~d Monday last week *Handsome "Post-~I" Models i..., honorably dL~charg('d ,aftC'r serv- en evening guests in her home * Exclusive Maytag carnres ing in Europe, visited ,here last iv ;e Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Ode­ * Important "Post- aI" Improv~ wcC'k in the home of his, sister, Brd, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ba­ ments Mr!\. .Joe Pinkblman. e ... and family, Mr. and Mrs. Will Effi~icncy. Mrs. Reubel GoldbJrg and Ja- c~t and Evelyn, Alex Suhr, Miss -A Ne'!v Quality, RU&ged.. ~tle neS$ I Nohn were in he Anton Holmberg Suhr, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Ihome at Wqke ield January 16 at- u-, and Johnnie, and Miss Har­ Itending a par~y for Mrs. Harry tie Lemke. 1 'Larson of Hec or, Minn. I , The Herman. Vahlkamps, Arnold Obsene Birthday, 'I]vahlkamps and Otto Sauls were Mrs. Carl Mellick's birthday was COelSU\lday last week dinner guests at bServed SundaJ.r evening last week tho John BRktr home in Wayne. 1en guest's ai oyster supper in Co~ !~ahl~e~~rry ei\l~~m~r~~~d~~s~nge~~~/~~~~ Wayne Implement aln, Wayne, Nebr. Ba ers were afternoon ,I The Claren e Becks were at rcl< and David tee, Mr. and Mrs. Phone,150 Lyle Gamble's:, Thursday..Mr. and dmk Mellick, Mr. and Mrs. ~mill

~i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i~ii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;Mrs,'Fred 'GiidCrSlcfeSamN~es,M~andMrs,an!d Mrs. Ed.] ~~an~a~fumllYandAM~I-ay, the last of SIOUX Cily Mr ~ Surber were t Clarence Becl{'s alIaday spent two days m the ··~r L·.~i:, I ~'f}:Y~~~~h:tTfa~~i:nd~~~~If-l-t-h-W-'Thursday eve' ing. " are of hiS nephew, Carl Melhck .. FI-ed·· honorin~.Mr. ~~ort C,', a u ad °,f. W·ay'ne e home and Mrs. Ho"'- east ayne, ~t~~ 6;~~rT~~gn~:~~;:i~r~:y~~ i (By Staff Correspondent) A 100% Vir~in Wo I We W~~l Have a carlOt of Wayne Start~r on the Track i rr~eG~~d~i~'t,~'rtenson lamily of ~'r. ~nd Mrs. Otto Hinnerichs " About Sa urday, Januar'~ 26th ,I Wakefield, M~~ Alvin Nelson of a Miss Ru1;ly ",ere in Norfolk "0~r" Health lRe~e. sib!e i II' til , 0,akland, Mrs, lIar.ry ~son, Bruce ~h rsday. " and Mary Lynr of Hec or, Minn.. e Erncs~ Echtenkamps were We don't neet' to t&'ll you that the 'eed business is very critical, and eed mills were MOndaYiast we k dinner u.sday evening last ",eek callers TUlip and 'Over-Plaid Deslgnm Whlte , , 'f· ~I guests at Reu en Goldberg's. Th~ i the RUdolPh Roeber home. , over Rose, Blue or Cedar have been fOl,.ced ~ .•,. close down malll. y of their dep,l);r·tme,nts due to, lack 0 an1m . Larsons remai od until Tuesday Miss Ruby Hinneriehs and Le- + ...ljan~e h t k lIlt t when they and' the Goldbergs were Royge~_MeyerMeyer called in the Mrs. Bil- And ~ust the Revr:rse' OIl the other Side protein, The '.enduLI... of the paCk.ing ouse s I'l e, WI (e ermIne, some ex- evening dinner, guests in the Otto hO,".e Friday afternoon. y I I~ h" I, t' 'II 't Nelson home tt Wakefie'ld. The Ifr. 'and Mrs. Herman Steube, Each Blfnket lndfiduau Boxed tent, how on~ t 1~,. SI ua lOn WI ElXIS, , Larsons remai cd there. itti.were Sunday last ",eek, dinner g sts in the Albert Steube home Observel AnniverRary. i' : $14. 5- ·Y Ch' k S f h C a inside, 1 i rder our ~c tarter rom t:e ar Mr. and Mrs, Harve~ Reibold en> ,(J)sear Kardell and sons of Con- I I ( .. tC'I'tained Thursday evening for c rp, were last week Wednesday A \,.U~r d".;ra\>l" and most acceptthle Brl~~ej!t':.a~ ' . w~·, anniversa~ we~di g gift, ap. anniversary emem, ranci' r .nst their 11th ding a t"rnoon lun.cheon guests at Vir- M st of you know ow many chicks you will have, so since it takes 200 pounds ,of W .J ', d Guests were r. and Mrs. Waite g II Kardell's. sifts, nd •. '. Iyou know •• 1. there ~ DOTh a~Orr" ',' s~., rtel' to feeli 10.0. c'.I·'. icks ~.()r 6 week, you can easily:. .-1,lle.termine rour starter nee· s, Behmer and arlene of Slanto" 1\1r. and Mrs, Harry Baker and giVing YOUI'5e.;~ something v ry special. .esethe ut.. ~ '1 Mr, and Mrs'. :Albert Reio6td and try were Monday evening last blanke s are sqientifically copstrueted to glvid lu I ~ , SAilpp f 0 I l.),·t Larry, Melvinland Shir'ley Ma~ he~keVaitSitcoornS¢ionrdt.heGUstKraemer ~o~t i warmtJt and wea~, n~ theYn:::u:~ize~;~; ..t ..' '., w.e .".an t .u y O· ur (J,'tts. omers Franzen, Mr. ~nd Mrs. Glenn Rq- J!n B1veIy I BroWll-McDonald s. NIce ,ge t k to 1 Ll. land, Mr. and ¥-rs. Vernon Schnoor r. and Mlrs, Harry Baker and 84. T c vefY next time you are lD the a ore as ',I " ,I Fr ,m Thls ar - So ACf a:t Once! and Gary, Loncheon- was served ry were last ",eek Sunday aft- . * ~ ~~~:~:r 1~~:e~;~U~~ ~~~ "'~I, r~kets. 'O~: afterfr~~t~~e~a:e~ipa\J~~ncards, ~~11 ~u~~:I ser~:ued 0 ',"or," '.1.. ,:., 'e',ave Y'. I I ',.,r,der ow fo'r 'I Tiet:gen'5 a k a flhat evering at Emil ,'" Geo Harper fqund him after he lay r. and Mrs. Virgil Kardell l!nd [ I ,l" abo~t a half hpur. He was brought J ice called" in the Reuben Carl~ THE .IVE! : THEYLA I THEy ...ROjWI T'HEYPAYI toaWayneho~pltalforcare, s hO,"eat,Carrpll,SundaYaft. I "',: 1 ,. e oon'last ~ek to help Mr, Carl~ .AI~" H'!·E~,~ ~:fu~~I~~n1~r~~~a[~:~: ~~11::;.~;;],s:"ku.':'b~~~aY.'v~~~r~ I .... H····· C'I i,V ..,:.i. &1-" K 'Iii I~ last week. M Wagner discovere~ iss RUb~ Hinnenchs and,' I.e.. !, th~ blaze whe she stepped out of 'Meyer vIsited in the Mrs. lElia d06rs and fOll d a burning shmgle rder hom~ last week sutday the ~~i~~iiiiii"~~~~~"~"iii,.iilii.r~~~iiii.~"9iiiiiiii.FFiiiiil'~ on I ~und -' _ e Inin~,. 'Th~l: same evening \ h~y

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