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Th-'E' N' .'.I,.H'.·,·,' '!' "1',. 'Ii I , ·1 W~I;y",' 1 1rExcerptsFrom Talk Given By The 15,000 READER~ TH-'E' N' .'.I,.H'.·,·,'.. ,E·,R'AL,'D', 'lp'A' WayneEditor AtKiwanis'Meeti,nll:ClubOf 1Ill~~~~~~if~~~~~==~::~~::~:~::::~==~J~~~;~~~;~~~lill;~~;iM~;';;~~~:~~~~::~~~:~:::~~~:=~;~=5~~~~~~ I' Monday Night. WAYNE, NEBRASKA, T URSDAY, CTOB·R19.1933. :~£;;:oa::;:i:":frEJ~ EARU\~:~~1(;.!~;:~;Mt~':.T ~ 1J~::e~~i~::: ~~1"'~~~~ OR~ I'SURVEY WELt .... 1en WAYNE KIWAN S o' mue. I!.RE ·~~;~;~f~~i~~t~~~~li~~;~1 WI~~IDE KILLED ~~S'~r~~,t"~:n~~~;:~'::~~ ALONG ON ROAD PlaYS:tiar~:::t;~IJ:':'f A iPROBRAMGlV N Ac~~rh;k~~~:~~;;;' TO EA ~OON er personal 'prhileges ,to excite Chl"is utenbaq.gh I. Victim old times.. At night 8.utoJ).'lobiles ,Grading Outfit On Hand At 'Local Hotel. I club Is R-- t d ~~egOil~~u~~~ar~:~n~~~~ar~o~~r I' jealous rh'alry-- but he started the Of ailroad Cr06&in were so numerous that many , " epresen e Severall' om Lbc8110. chools· world Qff vltrong in a.II the ways at A"d F "d g parlting spa.ces had to be found To Sta~t. Work When Wayne Young Business ~enls I Week At Meeting ~su~~e~~::c~t~u~e~~~:.::~~~~~eil In&t c AtJ District otel his command, and it has been go~ eel ent rl BY. in residence sections. Trade was Approval Given.· ~IUb met last evening at r In Grand hland. the big crdp. We understandi Dven i011~ I . 1ng wrong ever since P 1 StrucM by a tn¢k While flagging extraordinary. People are bUy~ '. ,tratton, e diI}ner party and I l;lro- ~lng membe~s t " : t what others 1'0 ose t·o eop e want traffic it a Sioux Cit railroad lng more of the things they Surveying on the new Wayne- graJ:tl held for and 4yne KlwanlanS,t at their the prt.ee to huskers is ten per Wayne ools ,ab.d b Wayne they want a~\'a~tag:-esft~t~l A~~ef~~ crOSSin: Friday aftern~n, Chris need, and all are anxious for the P~erce highway has been complet- their WIves and, friends, : m e~ng Monday eveni g at otel cent of the mnrket price for State Teacb. rs college.~ . 1 be well ' to other!:>, and often a co;mct of Lautenbaugh, 65, former Winside time when they can make im- ed from w~yne to a point two and Burr Davis, D. P. Miller and. G. IS ra~ton, heard a, rogra of ~~~·t i~~~C~~~eano:~~~hc~~~e~~ represented n the actiT~t1es of tho InfJuences hinders the vel' 1'0- man, was killed instantly. Driver provements and buy supplies a half mile", west,. accordiJ)g to A. Renard had charge of the pro· SP~ing and ,music. 'F. S. erry· t1l.tions. Ordinary fields, un- District 3~ onventi/On of the Ne­ gr~ss which all desire. Y p of the trUCk, T, R. Wigall of C~ with old~time liberality. Sat~ Thomas. C~nning_ham of ~nc6In. gram which followed. Miss Lenore arl~d . W. HUjge sp<)ke, and Prof. touched 'by hail, yield from thfr- braska St ~ Teachers la~'OCiation, eago was h ld f ti 1 d urday night is not only the oc- engineel, who is in charge. ThE! Ramsey directed a· play presented J. Keith had charge of m sic. to be held in Norf~lk 10 tober 26 'rh(>rc were, no hartl-,sUrfaced polic~ peceted ~~ i~:s r:~~ua~_ casion for the week's peak in surveys have been !;'lent to Lincol,Ii by college students. Berry explai~ed Ki anis tyfive to fifty bushels to the and 27. ~I' I :Ollds nor an:;.; other klpd, ,we ter cha'les against Mm. witn:ss- trade. but it is the time when for approVal and ~hen they are Name of the play was "Another ide s f~r the new members, Edw. acre. We have heard of patches Supt. H !k, Bes~ of e ~u~uc JUdg~,-- at. the time.. \tl~ I,sraehtes. es sta;I that brakes of the truck the week's experiences are re- returned grading WIll st~rt at once; Triangle" and cast was: Flora S~y our, Frank Erxleben an ,Ker- turning out sixty busqels, and schools, is~~ecretarY ofII t .e. dlst.rict br(:k~. loose from Egyptian bond- were DOf working efftcietntI, but viewed and the week's problems The grading should beglD the last LitHe. Charlene Brown; ~hil. 'Len- m t Stev.:art. L. W. McNat ar- we know fields· on low ground organizati ti, and will be the [I,)re•. ag~ nnd headed for the La1.~ of Ca- that the driver made vel' e~ort to are discussed. Saturday night's of this week or first of~ext. Surt Die Burnham; Amos Little, Arthur r* ed thlS part of the prog ID. that expect close to a liundred siding off oer at the gerral Ses- ~::ker;n the absence of rlghWay stop. :Mr. Lautenbaugh ~alked to- sojourn in town is a refre~hing veyors are also working from th~ McCaUley. , ~ ,r. Huse spoke on road w k for ..,buShels., The minimum. on hall- sion on Fr day morning. ', in an~ road maps, direct- ward ctjnrer of 'the street with a experience~a joyful anticipa~ Rierce end east. As soon .as,.sur~ MUsic was furnished by Harold t efart jof the program ar nge~ ~~s~~~sgt:o~~~;~r:~P~~~haJa~ The Wa ne high: ~ch 1 boys' g cl~ud v.:as loaned for ,the trip. "soo "~f . h· h d th t k tion a happy recollection. That veying is completed it is planned to West Fritz Sund Donald Linn and b . L. March. glee club, ill sin,atl tf. ge'$,erall This JOU~'Il:Y . fro~ Ekvpt to driv~r J~ I~ ~~ a~u't lef~ f~U~t cro~ds are growing larger is an have three grading outfits at work, Pa,l 'Berg. J .1 P of..Keith, on invitation f mu- aged corn has been put into 8i~ session on~ThurSda~ aif~ moon. l'Coj Ca:naan \\; hleh IS sald to h~ve re· p 0 ~ encoura i indication, onff on the east and another on the, , SIp ~hairman, Wm. Becken auer, los for largest possible use. The G. Ste~r is direqtQrl I 'qmred forty years, could ~~ve been fender. ~truck the flagman, dragg g ng west end o~ the Wayne cou~ty sec- Dancmg and cards we.re ~lVer- ~estnted eo clarin~t quarte and corn crop varies accorlliing to Prof. K, nneth par,e of Wayne I acc?rnplis~d ?y Amelia E4irhart.in i~:Ck~rn ~~t ~~::~~~o~s ~~: _~._~~__ tor and one'·working eas-t ot,Pi~rc~. sioh at C,10S6 of the evemng. , b as~ quintet. The quartet, Mlas the season and the cond~tion of State T~ehers cOI~eg, has ,beeni her sp£!ed~ all-plane in f?rty mlD~ dead be~ore ah ambulaneegarrivect COLLfGE LEADS County surveyors go over. We t' alro Jensen, Stanley Davi ,Rob- the ground. Low land doee bet- selected c irman of. h~nOInlinat., ute~::.-ur [J\ ~r a modern hlghw:ay 1n and the: coroner announced that h~ . 'highway first, establishing section 'AUT~ ~ t .tTulItver and"Mr. Dean, layed tel' in a se!\lson not too ..yet, and ing com ttee whiCh ~a es candi- a.. hlbh-po\\ ered automoJlile in two corners..Wayne 'county surveyor,' ACC I0EN' ~etite Quartet, by' Crosse The high ground in a season not too dates :for the disthG~ a ncerJ:! .,for hour!:>, Hoads and means pf tm 1 hau suffered a crushed chest and . q intet played "Minuet" by Bach dry. The farmer bets l:m the the erlsui 0- year. J ' ve interna~ in ·uries Robert Jones, is working e.boUt I ', 'k· d f t d .0 improved gradually a.nd qf course D b . sev~n mUes west of Wayne tb,is I Ifl the quintet Were the fall wing: In 0 season 0 ens~e an At the eeting' f he 'sociall sci~ J . s IN REGISTRATION l very appreciably thl'oughlthe cen- ece~~e was om 10 .. axony, I, 'week havinO" completed the work. Wss Catherine 1 Greens-lit and then employs methods in har- Iden"ScceUSsSelQ.otnioonn· ;:Tahc er vWO!UlltlhO$aaorll._ lurie-so btlt the big jump ahead that Germa~~, on N.ovember 20,. 1868, betw~en her: and that point ThJ M NDAY FATAL Qeorgc Alml()nd~.L cornets; lHarry mony With his guess. Sometimes ~ ~ i 11 promise~ to revolutionize transpor- ~~e~~~:~nt~~s ~~~~t~~ ;~~Th~: state surveyors follow the ~ountY' I I r.lU?ke.y and W~fl. S~eele, {;rench his jUdgment pans out well, and ing on in he.unitl taJs ar,d Its tatil)n \\,LS not started until 1893--. " y. g Preliminary Plans Made For men designating cuts and fills ~-. I ~IDS' and Clyde Mitchell, trom- sometimes not so well, 'but un- Social a d Econ 'c 1m licn- 1 the Y('Qr (If the former Chicago fai; farruly tettled 1ll OhiO and later G J' d' tf.t d ~ M,rs Henry Smith :tmer ne. A week ago Monday Prof. less hail or some other calamity tions" by, three of e ayn 001- -.--the year when the other paralyz- moved 0 Indiana. He married :MIss Festivities Of Annual ra mg ou I an wagons ve '.'. 'L1 e1th presented a violin tri before causes ruin he raises a.n accept.. lege instr~ctors, D .
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