HERALD Section One, Eight Pages WAYNE,INEBRASK ,THURSDAY, APRll.. 22,1948 '------,+ ------,------NUMBER FIFTY
Countrf IComm¢rcial • ic ISynod Names ,Schedtlled Mav r R S State Auditor of Public Accounts Beginning At Wayne Stat~ eVe chuldt Drive I The cu~memal departrrL of New President' Gives Wayne County High Rating I \Vaync Stal~ T~achcrs COI1c~e has . scheduled a clime fur hIgh school To Leave Local students Saturday. May 7 St dents Says Tax Records [~~\~ s\~'~J~rb~ ~~ :.~~ :a%~O snt~~~ Church in August Wayne Band Receives New, Uniforms clay for specchcs, dCr.lonst Hons Best in Nebraska I 110Wlng a meetmg wHh the on \. anous busJnf'sS machm s amI R,.,\ T. J C SchuJdt wIll leave ~ hoi d of directors last Wednesday a noon banqut'l tne Pdstorate of 51. Paul's Luther- FmanclaIly, Wayne COtmty is in I thc-I~ membershIp ~omlnJtt~e of the l10rtrnse Siollnllz, dlrcc or of an (huf'ch In Wayne next sununer excellent condItion and It ranks as ,Warne County (2ountf'Y club has lhe' ..,c1w(Jl cifoparlment, typl1wntf'r to i;p(omt' -president of the Evan the top county in Nebraska on the I beg~n a canvas~ of the Clly to ('n- dr\'isJOn, of Remmglcn Randl, Inc, gelled I Lutheran Synod of Nebras kec-pmg of racords of tax lists ,roll] member!> for th(' [or'thcommg "dl Of' th(' pnnclpal spcakI'r She ka, Tr.ls commendatlOn of the' got~ season, Th(' mernbct;;hlP drJ\(' I hrJ.", gamC'd mtcrnalJOnnl cnO'l,vn AppolJlcmcnt of Re'. Schuldt to \\oraynp ("'nunty go .... ernment ar:d alSQ WIll mcludC' Laurel, v..'akcfl('ld , a:-, a t'.~In'" ('olhultant as .ell as the pn!sldencv v.as made at a its ufflclal;; ""a.<; g:Jven Tuesday tv andl Emcrson, fof' he~ ~'lck!:';round 'of t('coni- mpelJn~ of the synod In SJdrwY,I·' Ra\ C Johnson, state auditor of ha~ b:~~n('de~lt~·t1~;;s~~~~:J~~s~~dJ~,~~'~ :)I~~k:~~;( ~?~I(":~,rJh(~f ~~~s] rn) ~I~= ~.!;~'I:l ~;I~:ci,~lt(,tn~~~o~:~f (~~~~ I,,, I ?o~~11 r e~~~u~~s~sew~~ ~~~~ ~~ pndes lor non-resldpnts, studcnts tU,ll \.\urd!" P[ I' nun ute for onic hOU!'./ Dr J C' Hershey uf Fremont IS I,:' I pori.., on a reCf'nt audIt of all books 1l .... ll1g III \\'a)l1c ilnd n(,n-rCSldLl1t lief apP,',lrance ,n Wayne 1$ sw)n- th{' 1L'llnn!; IJ!C'sld('nt i • v StUrCDIS ~orrd II} Ihl "tho,!] depaltnlf'nt of H('\' Schuldt expects to assume t < ~ ?J1~ r1~r~~)~~~~I~~ ~u~ o~~~~~ i 18..'<1 }<'cJr \\erE' more than 97 lX, Pe~~tr~~)~~~~'l:)~~({dCI~ ~~;'\~:~~J~~~ ft, }~~~~,II{t~~fl~~t~~~ ~~I[; I ~jH' Fi drm- ~;j~~ 1;I~g hfl)~~,n~n If!~c~~~. ~'~Il~ • I (""nt nf the amount lenro The mat .1 0 m b) gettlnt; lfl t{IUL'h ~\Itll on'-'trdllOn (If hI-. "h,111} d'> iI spe-jsynod pre!>ldenL'Y IS a full· time po- , I col!'-cllons totaled $807,184 4.~ fur (thp .lPilr EnroUmt'nt of \\'itj n.l' \ e(crans f:I~~H:~~~I~ri~~ (~~~ ~;~;~!~~;~ll d~(~~~ ~:~:I~t IJ~n, ~~(~~~~~dF'jl;~,,~1n~P~-1 :'Jt~o/~ Schuldl has uCl'n pn510r of Rala .. cr' and others rnt(-'rested !11 the umt I coff"rs Dec, 31 'vas S-4-4~- is prog:rcssmg EnlistHlents are for Fln,t l\'CltlO.!al Bank i V.. :S n' "ludf'nt.~ will' lhp I'H ,d .st Paul S ,'hurch since a thI'C'('-year period but men who Gporge lIotlm0.fl, Jr II"f' h'),)'" ,'I nl)(m banquet t 1914 l!)r,nl!l~ to Wayne trom Ne-, : I ~~'~.! 1X'10~:;s ~~callc~~\l~.~ fmrl Iha! sc/'\!r'(' \\llh the I'iatJOn ! ~~~~;~ l~~' c;<:I\~!;~~'::')lldl r,~ t~;,:~~:ll ~:~J,a (II) __ _ ~ ITh. "f' cn:npm;f' about 150 dJffpr<:'rt al GU,lrd m1( rfefl'" \\'1111 !hclr work I ~und" 11-oh "urn compare<; ,\v1th a. may he dls('hdrg"c'd Abu mpn who I wofk tillS .\('c:k .... 111 jJre~lde, 1 I sundu:; of ani: ~O 000 on 19--H, of II", arc !crvpor.nd) U!lrLblc to dUend I ~nllmg "d" dl 11lay Reorganize ·,1 1;'~ rrOlln! y C! !!';(l has r£'('('IH ri 1'Qcctmgl-o of Iht' LIm! 1'1<1) be car ·!ISl1~'.F;Ql Ihrnu.:h !he Schrocdf'r ned 11-5 attwb('d IIC'l'scnnel. :~/\t~O~;:~}~'~~I~ ~~~(;,t\~! n\~~~ I F'aculty lJ-f embers of COIlIl Lv [j \ e~tock th~t aft{ rn..!,JOll Th{' <- II) e(June II WST~' t M . • 11 ~)~\'I! ~~:~/;Ir r~~~:o\'~~e~~t~~ ~~~',! dckrred [i,f' IJ hal ;HII()~l fm fJl.rr-; a eetlngs 1~~{Jt.(.d(Jt.J. (; 01 'of f h " ha<; been q>ent_ 1T1~;;(dl}i~~1::~t~~t"~JL\7:.~\ \,.{.lI j LWU:l;, m' ;:'1 Wayne! S r II) "\\ here the mor,t",' "''It ... aurlltor ga\[' , \\.-..dnf'..,r:i".\ 13 I fed('h(,l~ ~d\t ::>~cnt; LJ\r<""(j'" r''('dlr~ :\1l1 m('.('~ atl [IDrn 11.1 \\,l,'ync a stnrcs ofllhr' r"'111 hfllhr !fl \\rJ}nc J:nday '. ! ~:~idr.f r~~~~~~~~~\~li~ 1;~~:J~f~ l thro ('11\ r,f \I,';i\nP "f1lch t';.?,~ l\ ,or I' \~::~r('2~1~~~:~ld('nt. How· I ~~~'t~~~}n'/T:·J!iHl~~I'LJ~ups;~~~J~)!~~~~ I "~ SI.26 rIll::'" or' N1 26 ('n LlC'1 I [, nllJi 1(, dc,ln, ':\I B.I crs d~h(J('L;;II{Jn T))!" mr· .... tmi-: \\111' Sl (M)/) nf ?~~0,,-"'rl \·a1uallun. ml~~S\1 ( ;' ~;;j~j/I'(~'7. \ ;~~~~'~jf~~J al;~ I~~,~ (', III n~~~ (i!uul,~l L~JlA·~I~:j~ IAd~~lt~ H 2fJ \\d~'~~~~lflg tu CUUnl} I ()f t h!" <;UFo ! hr ['aunt\' rf'c(']vf'S "1;"'(' r r'l,1 01 S3 50, t'he 5tll',. ~ [ormc'd (hulch \\",\'n(' \\/lS hl~hl) r tf); uf public rlilatwns.! Tl'nt311\l' l-Jlans call for l.'JlI{s by S1)-16 'he ("ty of V,a\'n" g('t<; ~Fl and h-1lance of s:;:,: "1'1 I I ( i i<, G~~l;:~d s~~~:d '~~'cl~ ~~\ ~:~~l:(~le T;~= ~~I /0(J~J( ~~,;, ::ol~le~'nl~\:); k:1,,\~!~~~e( '~,~n~(~I! r~~~~~~ ta~:oe~~ dL"tT'Ct 17 J.r; 1 l() :--Ijl( [(II'(h"', Llu<.Irlllun .I tI'l Herb Alhers oJ Wisner, '~em('dhjrn\,jth'I~()jd",\;}tchl'haJn ,'}\,\ard rri·.iJ)~ Tjach('l~ s("hoO-! (lut~land;ng in IPeog.ll' ,on ( I ;j ,!Jthrlll SI'l'\ 1('(' I r 0111<; 0:1 I\T)! 11 1:-" dn(1 1'J I HI (jf k ... III ('xp!:un Ih(' n Jt lonai pru- TIl(' 'IUrll'r)r rf'portcd that ,,1 l Q~,,'-'J('\~nllf'~:-'~~(":d ','"',',~,,o{,rfd'I'l'I,{'~'d'lml~! WJllmm :'.LIs".pio!,- Pklm"t'I"JCII,1I14-J-I (]ul) "I •• «.k I ·I.\{) 111,..:11 ,,(h()()j~ (·r tile <-t1('I(gr,uH dnd Alber.:, \\llJ dl:'cuss lhe found nn \!oiatlon.-;:; r)f the 0:(" "" '- . '.. ill\'( "pon.."w(,d ,'url'(1 dnd cullq.;l' I "..,tLlI( prO:';1<1I11 1;]\\ Ir: \\:r}n0 rount) as a rnl]II);[('! l)1 til!' gospel wlthm 1 ,IPlw .. r on d \\:::, r( "f)('(,ldi ~ M I (\d) ~ HI ~\ ill! h I II .\II!I ( ) 1 lJ!' , , " ' • ";",' ';;:--.lt~,", I. 'j e .... - ...... "' ...... - ... -._------... -..-...... • ••••••• 000: ••••••••••••••• ':' •• , ••••••• 00'.'0 •••••• ".,' "P"" William C. Johnston ...... 190 FcoCubnruty-~ 'WI"II Observe I poki 3~d- Aug~st BrOnZyns~ ~~- mel J, Vv'inslde, Lydia {Mrs. Everett ycae·aMrsr.' nKad nMtrhsa5Kbaenetnfoarr6e7~idy:n";,_(r, Railway Commlssioner '. Imus, was born at Mischon, West Witte), WinsIde; Otto, Hoskins; . '- ~., (To Fill Vacancy) Prussia, Germany, Aug. 14, 1876. TilITe {Mrs. Leland Lowry). Den Anniversary plans includ0 a 5('1'- and G and came to Winside with her mo- ver; and Elsll' (Mrs. Conley Rob- vice, family picture and an C\lnm;.; Einar Viren . . .. 242 _ 50th Weddl"ng ther in 1881, joining !\-II". Rchmus erts), Df'trOlt. Louise, twin sister dinner. Harold A, Palmer ...... 731 who had to America the of :-'1rs. WItte, died at the age of H. J. Cowin. 52 come ---,:---:--':=-- J. E. Good .. ~ ...... 192 only • Mr. and Mrs. William Kant of ~et:r~ei?~~·~rL~ f:o~~~ aS~Jt~e~~~ IfO~;~Ul Dangberg, Dickie and Billje 1 Teacher's Exams Congrf"ssman, ThIrd District ~~ddl~~ :~~ivo~~~~~~e i~~li{ 2~~I~n east of Winside- which Mr. Reh- Roberts. C,ary and .Jane Kant and Scheduled M-ay 1 Karl Stefan ...... 1509 of their children expect to be home mus had purchased. Mary and S<1J1y Witte are grand- Announce Music for the occasion and friends and Mr. and Mrs. JCant were married children. State teachcr·s ('xaminatinn<:; Commissionf'r, Se('ond District Arthur Lage .... T. 80 r;~g~g~~ h~~~e b~c~~~csofr~~U~i:Z5 ~1;~·~~~i2:to~~~ikt.8p!~i,~ ~t~~~~ co~~~~alj~~l~nio~rshe~~~~ ef1k~ :~e t~~ ~a~~:nco~\~(~~~'rt\I~~~u~1~ the "ixccp·tion addi· H. L. Harmer 40 est Winners to 5:00 i':l the afternoon and 8:00 an church. Their 5r?t home was on the average early settlers, they beginning at 8 a.m. of absentee ballots to .previo:us Robert 1. {lrv) Jones ...... 231 Cont totals, there"were few changes in John Rethwisch...... '106 , to J.r~I:S~d.t K~h~t,e~~~j~f" Otto and! ~~~~~~~ f~o:n~I~.c~~\Chd ~r \Q,Yn~~Se~ f~~~e t~~g~~~~;g!~Jo~j~eli~~li~~~~ Fire at Smolski Piac(> the unofficial returns repor1·ed in Ted Wintf'rstein ...... 88 Approximately 2,000 students Ottilie Hoffman Kapt was born in From there thry 'moved to the thmg but encouragmg but carrled A blaze started hy ! i • Ninth Distrid .Judgf's nr'~~·ll~:,an:J~~d Burkhrlrrlt, Nor- Lyle E. Jackson DG.") folk: Shlrll'Y C'amphf'll. Wayne>. Fay H. Pollock 1.34G RilSS horn -. D c • _.,.... '_.< .," ~ ... ,,_,.}." ...,.,".... _ ,""_'.~ " E::t:TRA .11'ANf'Y HORNINGJ.'IGBT * RED WINESAP APPLES a..-SIEVE A.LL l'1J.8Pf)SE ~ *WIlESIJI APPLES PUMPKII 2-"0. ,,, ...... '" __ CUI! L"Ii InEL ORAI&ES * lantorala. ~ .. IriII! POTATOES 2 ,"0.' ~ LUlie ])srilnt; ('All" &.iJI; * RUBY RED GRAPEFRUIT 5 }'u!'" ('okJrtal ~~ ~ ~t>< CHOICE APRICOTS .iU,,". U.'res. ~o. !¥.: VaIl. 27e * 1mUI GRAPEFRUIT 5 1•• 2~t "* PASCAL CELERY 7.360.00 .s2.976.!L"S.47 * swm POTATOES r LIMIII.dInEs o.run.a am] 0;.1"", ! Demand deposit" of individuals, partrlmhips. and rot'pUT'a- tiuns _.. S2..:E0.5M.79 SEED POTATOES Tim!" depmits of individuals. partnersbips. and c:orpm--.- hoac;: __ . , __ , .. _. __ 147J0R.25 ,\s;lxr;J..;:as : Deposits of United State~ Government (including postal DlllCR CAn m I savinJr.;). ..-.. --.. -. __ .____ .__ ._. 157.ffi4.09 __e~ Traly Flae c.aku. p,q. _ Strawix!;rries I Deposits of States and political subdivisions 1:15.92'7.00 Dellosi L<; of hanks 6.26L~ i Other, deposits I certified and cashier's checks. etc.) 8.5""a2.81 G.E.LAMPS i TOTAL DEPOSITS ... _... _ ...-----S2.805.:rrR.:r. GEl' A S1IPPLY NOW! ! ! ..,...... ------. TOTAL LTABILITIES CAPITAL AttCOlTh"l'll SWERL21e___.1'11&'. I Capital Stock: Common srock, total par $50.000.00 ~..'.. ______-S MAIL llHE ,COUP.ON XOD:lI:Y iORiO~ 368 Surnlu..,;; --- ... _--.. ------.------.------r----~------. Undivided profit!:; ____ _ ~ljij~~~~~~cnt account forjprefl!1Ted stoCk) -:':-::;:;:;:;~;:;;:;:lIr A&M ,SAlL1!JS;~;slEm7JCE 218 Main, Wa~n~;Nfibr. liiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 'PleaHe seni:l,a:factorytrained¢xpertto ',honjIe to-make a free ,survey for the .inirtiillation,uf 'Willianks Ull-O"m:at;1C hdating equipm Ernest Samuolson and farflily, Mr. and Mrs. Ranert Hanll0n ;m'l and Mrs. Everett Recs ana· Phil LOCALS Mike of Minneapolis spent 1 he lip of Wayne were entertained at Thursday dinner guests at the weekend with the ladies' parellls, Sunday dinner and supper at the DeUef Ballde home foc Mr, Bah the C. A. I?errys. Carl Anderson. home. dc's birthday werc Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Bahdc vi:;jl Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson, Ernest Bahde, Pnt and Barbara ed Mr. Bahde's parents, thC' Detl('[ Joyce and Johnnie of Martinsburg and Mr. and Mrs. Irving Bahde. Bahdcs from Wednesday to Friday. \ .... ere Monday forenoon visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frahm, Eliot the Walter Otte home. Frahm and Junc Klug joined them Mr. and Mrs. Alden Sedcrtwl ~ Mrs. Albert Rose apd Neil we"e in the evening, and Carol and Mrs. Elmer HiJ rrlSlm Tuesday afternoon visitors. Eunice Bjorklund of Wakefield visited at the A. Scdcrberg home III Kiron, Ia., Sunday. G. Alfred JohnS0n was a Tuesday was a \veckend guest of Ardyce viSitor at the George Aistrope Swanson. Rev. William Fischer visited Ill" home. ~ Mr. aT'tf :vIrs. Emil Swanson and niece and family Mr .and Mr!-i. 11('1, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Swanson and family calkd at the Heuben Gold man Holdgrcve, Lorton. while ;1' famIly and Eunice Bjorklund were berg home Sunday afternoon. They tending the conference uf I),,· '1 Sunday arternoon visitors and sup- were at the Axel Fredrickson home Evangelical and Reformpd chul L!I in Nebraska Cit"y last week. Mrs. Albert LPngc' visited h~~~~~;~~ ~o~~bc~;sU~~~ ~~~~~~~ in Concord in the evening. son, Rollie, and family Friday . families well' Sunday eYening vis- Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Aegerter Mrs. Henry nush, sr., was Saturday. I : itors at the Axel Fredrickson home and children of DC!-i MvinC's, Mr. to fl. local hospital Tuesday Mrs. Ed Sandal~l and Marian ~c~ h I · M "d k 1 and I-~loyd_ShC'~-,cdyard. 1a_ ..:.._medir·,li <:ar£'. companied Mr. a~d Mrs. i\cn Fred braCee ping her birthday.rs. ~ rl'C riC son ce c- ~-:==:::=== ... = ___:_~=:.=::.:.======-~, cl'icksqn to Sioux City Saturday.1 Mr. nnd Mrs. ~jck Sandahl fi.nd Honored on Birthday SC1IlS "Vero in Si ux . City with a shIpment of cat Ie Thursday,' Ahout 60 relatives and friends Mrs. Lil.wrcnce Ring drove to ,islted GI'andma Gustafson on h('r Fremont Monday \Vhere she tQok ~1 ,t I Jrthday Friday aflernoon and part in the program of the st/ltc cven!ng at th[' Ed Gustafson home. ATTENTION! missionary Hocictty that at'lcrmion. A COOpl'l'at iYe lunch was !;,erved in Accompanying hell' WCfe Mrs. M;ar cluding scveral blrthdOlY cakes, tin Holmberg, Mrs. Anton Holm berg, Mrs. Charles Pierson ~nd Two l'eadi-ngs of the pla-y, "Suspect" arc Mrs. Oscar 13jod\llund. : Mr. and Mrs.' IDick Sandahl and Neil wer(' in AlIqn 10 visit at <;ius scheduled for ... Swanson's .sun.!!:~y aftcl:nooo. i Mrs. C. R. A~1t ('ntcrlamcd Rllral HOl1w society Thursday aftcrnQon. Mrs. Joe CodJit hasl the next mOd jng. Sunday, May 2 LaPo\'!c club nllC'mbt'rs attenoed regular ml'eting tit! Ml's. A , Dorman Wcdncsd y' , .! Mrs. Waller Chum . : Those who arc intcrested in parts in thi~ Incsday aClernUU)l With , ~tUS~~~:~I<. A~~~ler~:~~~L~~u play are requested to come and listen tu i MuodilY :-UppCl'. I ; I Mr. alld lVII's. dhilrJcs Chinn *nd the discussion. 7._."-"'_"·'.' ; .Edmu,r.ld of \\lalqrbury \vere SUn I ctll)' allnnuon visitors at the Wal I tel' (,lunn home. The two families ! we're suppel' gUQsts at the C(:'ciJ Readings at ,1:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. f Rh~~~~!.~?1~1~o:~1~~~I~~~k paJ;t in the musIc conl.C'~l at Wayne I·lfri day and Saturday. A number also at the City Auditorium IenJoYl'd "lbtcnlllg 1l1." 'j he LalJJ'l'nCl' Carlsuns ,vcre Sunday ::'UlJ[ll'1' gucsb at the l\.on- •••• I ..tiel l1ardlllg home cl'll'bratlllg his 1m Ihday fJt Thursday, • Mr. amI. 1\1 l'S. lvan Johnson allLl The Wayne Players . children were Sunday supper 1guests at the Gordon t>ard home I and 'spent the cvcnlllg 1Il the A1 Johnson hm11L'. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wert visited Ithe Henry I3rudlgan's Sunday eve- Injll~~;·S. lJan\'lIl Agler and baby vis ited Mrs. Hay AgJcr l\londay a1- tcrnuull. GERMOZONE MI'. and 1\1rs. Ray Agler, jr., len· te!'tained at Sund..ty dinner Mr. and (;i"l' yuu (hil h~ the pr()lcdi<)]l thf'.\ tH ed. C .... I' Mrs. Leyi GIese, the lalter's daugh tCl' and family oC Usmond, also (;ermOZOI1l' ill thl' drinking watf r right from th(' the Al.vJIl L,ic!:>L' family. ~tart. Tn' Germozol1l' thi..; .\·('ar and !'cc thl} I .\11' and Mrs. Henry Ta~now and differellce. I!~~1:~01~ t;~~C' tlt~~~~t~~~~c~lo~~~~ h) sp('nd Monday l'vening. 12 oz. 7;Jc 32 oz. $1.'.0 Me and Mrs. LeRoy Lundahl at Half Gal. Gallon Itended the' church wedding of Wil- $1.;-'0 Lee's Acidox $1.00 32 oz. $2.00 $3.50 Gallon $6.50 Gal. 59c Gal. $1.00 Felber Pharmacy II, J. I' ELBER - ['res( r111tlOll OrUbbll.,ts - \\ ALUEX "'ELBER . r Pf!ligllt TI,e lieuI" OfYoPl'··S~n~1 Pry" "'itl' 0_ OFTllese Neil' Alnd IIt"trnciive ! If you wa,nt GOOD FEED-priced reasonable Attf'lIds FUII('rl\l try GOOCH FEEDS - always depelldable On WednfC'Hli<\y, Ellan MUler was ill Niobrard Whf'IT' hC' sprvf'd as pallbenrer <\t funcral of his room mate, GPIlP Thompson, whose sur! dcn passin~ was a shock to every now one. Gooch's 40% Hog Supplement Pellets 01lIY--$5.55 Gooch's 20% Layer Breeder,- Granules oIlIY-$5.25 Gooch's 26 % free Choice Balancer oll[y$5.25 Gooch's 32% Poultry Concentrate only.. ------$5.45 See Us for Poultry Supplies All Sizes Chick and Broiler Feeders All Sizes Waterers - Glass and Tin YOUR BEST MARKET FOR CREAM, EGGS AND POULTRY Mrs:' C. C. Herndon is attJ~ding the. state PEO convention. in Has tirlgs this week. She plans to Visit \h~ F. E. D.. e¢lIcrs in Lincoln be Sherry Bros. Prgduce (9. tore returrung horne.. .' ' .. TELE~HONE 206 - - ,- • I~ -.. . . NEB~. THE WAYNE HEBALD. TRlJBSDAY. APBIL 22. 19f1! PAGll FlVJ!l mi~tee was composed of Mrs, movement. The meeting W. j LOC .t. T ~ Dawson Mr and Mrs Otto llahne Mi~dred Lundberg. Eleanore Ed- held at Ponca. An men arc to .. eaa. lngr~ I l~ 01 C()le~ldl-!~, Mrs. l-I~nr-y PreSion ~~~~S'Mllfe~:hB~~ie ~~~e :ur;~ at0~~t~~rs~rai.-!~t;;>w~~P, 3 ~.m. . J... I The Howaro Mau family \isitcd and IVlr. and Mrs. Andrew Jarrell lerl and Molly Mae Lage. The The annual spring youth rally will ~~~aey ~~~':nrdoo~lecke home last 1..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;= grdup has election of officers be held at Ponca,. Mrs. Austin ------Mr. and Mrs. Frank Larsen spent APril 27. Wolfe, Africa, is the inspirational ALLBArGH-NOLTE pe-r satin made with ins€'rted chif-I Friday at Melvin Larsen'S m Wake- day aftC'l'rIOQn in honor of Mrs. uri -iC -iC -tc ~~:;~t ;~~~~:~:el:4~e~g~~ Of~~~ ~~I~rs~U~t~g~ ~~~~~~ i~~g J~l~~edes~:~~~~, ~it:~~ ~~j~~ I fiej~~. N, P. Nyberg ViSited with Swans' John Hofeman who is moving to llJD club met Montlay with transportation will be provided. of 'j hurston, and Wilbur }\jolte. son edged WIth Val lace and full skut Mrs. Frank Larsen Monllay after- Lincoln May 1. Mrs. AJlan San Mrjs. H. B. Jones, who,scrvcd a of Mr: and Mrs. Henry l\iolte of en train. Her fingertip \'eil edged noon, . dahl p'ourcd. The serving table. 1 ¢l'clock luncheon. Mrs, Harry Methodist Church Wa}ne w('re marned Sunday at with Val lace fell from a coron('t Manan Valh ar:d .:'Ihldred Rmgl'r was decorated with spring flow fur tne weekend from j Sweet Selection f'rs, Mrs. Hoffman was present ~;~'·T~~n:e~tt~onada~~ee~:;'; M,',.\"~to~"b1~~·n:';,~~~ist ~;~~rs~~nth~e~1eth"1,~~ki;~~~cnpe~ ~f ;:;~~~~:rgb;:',:'qt~;;al~f S~:d ~';;,d O~:h~ome ed with a gift. is Iwith Mrs J W Jones John R Keith. director fonned the double ring ceremony Her rhinestone necklace and ear- S~nday dmner guests at the 11rs I -+< -+< -+< l'li: • ir: '+:' Sunday, April 25: "Out of the befon' an altar banked with bas- ring!'; were a gift of'the bnde- A~ \\. Ross home V,ere Dr. and Mrs. Contract Club Mo.t.hers Study Club heart are the issues of Hfe," kets of !nlxed flowers. Mrs. James groom. \\est and M: and ~lrs Clarence of Mother·s Study club heard a Graded church school, 10:00. Rlhanek sang "Becausc" and "Thc Miss Adell E!':smann, !':istcr of Ross ,and of Laun:'L Mr. Con t rae! club mC'mUC'I'!> prc S~rJc} st:'ntf'{j a going-away gift to Mrs. tall;; from Dr. Gordon Shupe on K. bL Parke, superintendent. Lord!'l Prayer" !:?hc, was accomp<~-I the hnd('. was maid of honor Hf'r I and .Mrs. Ro:eC!(' u('rnpster of Lau dental from childhood to won;hip, 11 :00, Th(' re- by .:'I11's. V. Dlckmson. . ,gown was of pmk rnarquu;eu(': r(,1 called I hdt C\ cn,n;:,;.. ' LL'ol\,lnl Slnmg at their In('etmg c~ue M~rning nle~ Essay SHIIUS las! Wednesday. Mrs. Ea['1 Fitch adullhood when they met Thurs- cepllon of m('m~ers and. the bap- . 'I he bnde, who was given in ma-r-I with a sw(,etheart ne. cklJnC'. fitted I .~rs. JOh!.1 Hor~ln:an s \ I,sitor.s of Carroll and Mrs. \V. p, Thorn day nt the Woman's club rooms, t:sm of smalJ children WIll be. fea- nag!;' by her father, ~orc: a gown I bodice and full skIrt She carried "'.hlle S?C ..... as In tht h0sDltai last Mrs, 0, K. Brandstetter, Mrs. R lure!'; of the ser:vice. There Will be ot. .\\ IlJ{e slIpper s~tm. fashlOned I a Yf'lIow and white colonial bou- ".eek \\e.re .:.lrs Bob uunn. :\lrs. .. ,.:; W( re guesLs. Mrs. Fitch and G. it YOKe I of T. :\1~':; bmael Hughes won prizes. Fu('lberlh, ¥rs. George Wit_/SPPcial music m hoth o~.gan a~d \v,th net With lace Inscrts quet and had a headband match_: Charles, ~ra.nz"n, ~lrs ('~ Krel', i "I B dd B h ft d voice numbers. Dr. ¥;e.st WJlI and long sleeves pOinted at the,' ing flowers. I.:'I SL Mary'" ('atholic Chur('h shIp to \Vaterville. She took a great J IRe\'. \Vm p, Kearns, pastor) I at the A.pril 2:5; fourth Sunday after ~~\~~ls~~o~:~hauc~~~i~~~. ~~~~\I=! I Easter. It is also the Feast of St. eral ,Years she had been thc. educc:--I ~1ark .. the Evangelist. Mass at 9.00. Uonal secretary of the Women s, I ~ i cateChim and benediction after MiSSionary Society of the Nebra- 1 mass. Litany of the Saints is to ka synod. She was president of the I I be saId on thc Feast of St. Mark local missionary society M'ld teach Lueders' 8eauty ·Shop er of an adult class m Sunday, i to ask God's ble!';sing on the fruits Phone 229 114 Lincoln ~chool as well as treasurer of the i I ~~::H~h~!l('~:;~~' ~~c h~P~~.I(J a~es 1~ Sunday school. ,,", I I 17.:.!1 The gospel will lJc' St. John BeSIdes the family. she' is sur-I \'ivcd hy 1\\'0 brother::;. LuUI('r and 116g>~:J~ssjons Saturday at 7;30. lrl F'obom 0[, Salem, ~, tt \Vu SJS- j ten;, Mrs. Will Holloway of Altun. I 1- -s;.-Puul'!>O E\". Lulh. Church ~;;;~:;;;;;;;:;;;:;:;;;=:;;;:;;;:;:2;:;;;;::;:;;;;;:;E;;:;;:;:;:;:;:;:~ : (Rev. T. J. C. Schuldt, pasto~) ~f,~': ~adn.~l':~~ t~~~~n~~!n~~t~~d: reno Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. The I service, 11 a.m. Church council m('cting. Tues ------~()<:~S i day, April 27. H !l.m. Gu('.:,ts at the W. L Lindsay Choir r('hf'arsaI. \\"cdnrsday, I FRIGI"DAI RE horne lasl \\eck .Monday were MI~. ~ A t!Perma-lifC:* girdlc is something spccia1-dclightful1y, April :!R, 7 p.m . Martm Lage and Helen !Jlahn (;1 • ! Lulher !cag-u(' mp('ting. Wcdnes Avoca, lao l\1Jss l-'lahn and Mn•. I day, April :.!R, 8 p.m, Dcvotions, comfo~Iy different. No bones-no stays-no dis- We /lave the Following Appliances 'B/!'ttv Bard; lesson, Donna Mae ~t~~~~tsL~~~~~1~!~~~~~~. lunch- i Shin~ut: rf'freshments, Jack Fish 1'. .t:. Lindsay, Mrs, Stella ChI-I comfort, yet your "Tenna·lift'J girdle won't 'wrinkle, in Stock for Immediate Delivery pr~ Richard Jensen. Women of the Church, Thurs f:~~~~ ~~l1e:S~nd~~ ~;:~n:~ ;i I won·t roll oycr, won't bind-yet it will stay up. The cl O. Schmitt", .Mr, and Mrs. ~rwin annual congregational there and assisted in Ifieers: Rev. Robert E~ans, Pt'r'Si- Ulrich, Merv·;yn and Verne, Mr. and meeting. . machinery. The Pender dent; Mert.on Welch of NO,rfolk. Mrs. Fred Jochells, Mr. and Mrs. 9~ 'j~ucsday evcni~g, April 27, -ALTONA department was called and the vice preSident; Harry LVClI1';. Ed M~ierhenry, Mr. and Mrs, H. MIssIOnary home on turlo~gh the I soon was under control despite secretary-treasurer; state hOi1rrl. C. Falk, Mr, and Mrs, Myron Rev. Carl Tanis will show Pictures ~-,-,.-.-~. wind Robert Evans; nominating mpm- Walker, Mrs, Anhpt SCheurich, Lou at th.e church. : Connie Rcthwisch of Carroll Correspondent Mrs. George Buskirk received ber, Clare Buskirk. and Ann, Mrs. CIBJa 'B~ersdorf of On Thursday evening, Aprll 29, spent Monday afternoon with Mar. I----St::r word from her daughter in Denver NorfOlk, The evenmg was spent ~~~f~~~~~~ ~~~~t~~rh C~~f~'tr~~ G~ delle and Marlene Frink. MI'. and Mrs. Archie Wert and that April 11 they had another wet playing games. A box lunch Was family and Mrs. Charles Ingham snow which makes driving hazar· oen,ool.1 sioent In Pla·vin,. ",.m"s. J;:rjzi,i"v,er,,, enjoyed. RelObolt presldmg. All offJIt'c'rs are M;-. and Mrs. Fred Mann and and sons of Norfolk were Sunday urged to attend. I daughters spent Sunday at tbe dous. Mrs. Trook plays an electric dinner guests at the Melvin Wert organ with chimes at an 8:15 a.m. At U.lrlch Home We welcome you to all Our ser. Johtl Mann home. home. " service as the attendance of late Mr. and Mrs. Edwin. Meierhenry, vices. . Mr. and Mrs. Herman Marten Darrell Johnson of Wakefield Ed I<;oJIath and Henry Deck at~ at the Christian church has been Donald and Jeanette,' Mr. and Mrs. was a Saturday overnight and so large two morning services are PPBce nf'formed ('hurd, "" tended funeral rites in Sioux CIty Carl Hinzman, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sunday guest of Dickie Wert. had. Plans are under way for a Ulrich, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Puls (Rev, C. H. Riedesel, pastor) for Vic Alvey, cattle salesman The George Peters' were at the there. large modern building. . and Qarrell, ;Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Sunday school, 10:15. Florenz Niemann home for Sunday Sunday afternoon the following I PuIs, Mrs. Minnie Brueckner, Mr. Divine s('rvicPs, 11:13. Lyla Faye Marotz was an over· dinner. M went to Norfolk by bus from the and Mrs. nay Neary were enter night guest at the ~Henry ARmus Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schulz were local Christian church to the can· tained at the Erwin Ulrich home Mrs. Marie Petermann and son, home Friday, a guest of Bonnie at the Frank Schulz home in Wis vention of the Missionary socie on Mond,9y evening, the occasion Kurt, of Stanton werc call('rs at Lou. ner Sunday afternoon. ties: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Adams, WSWS being Mrs. Ulrich's birthday. the Rev W F Sprengf'l'o home Henry Langenherg, jr., called at Mr. and Mrs. Don Shinaut and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Packer, Mr. the E. O. Behmer home Sunday. children were Sunday dinner guests and Mrs. Rolland Thompson, Mr. in Love and Service tt('nded FenO~hhiP ~~~~!n~er~ t~hi~~en~fc~~a~~t~~: la~e~~~~~YF~~;~;geler E. O. ~('hmer ':lnd Dutch Opfer at the W. C. Peterson home. .. and Mrs. Roy Wiggains, Robert. .:;:: coendu~dfo~{het:1eeSSOA~~~~~ change was enJoyed. PrJz~s werc the sessions of thl' Pasto~al' can. were bus mess viSItors In Wayne Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Harder and Alice and Shirley, Mrs. George WSWS at the "home of Mrs. Anna aWci rded to Jean~t.te MeJerhenry ference of the N('braska dittrict of Friday. family, Mrs. Ella Harder, Vivian and Ardith Heitholti were Sunday ~~ri~~n~~ ~~~eS: ;n~mJ:~: Scheurich Thursday afternoon by ~rs. RJ~ C~(';~)k.EIA.eS\:o~~sou~~~ the joint S~~od Of Wisconsin and Merlin Benshoof of South Dako afternoon and luncheon guests of Mrs. Fred Jochens Mrs Ed Scheu. lunch was served lather states ln Aurora ~['vl')'al days ta, came Wednesday and visited at Mrs. Bertha Bean, Mrs. W. C. rich led the devotlGl1s Mrs. Awalt ______. the past week. the home of his grandmother, Mrs. the Melvin Johnsons. Ring and Merle, Mrs. Ivar Carlson Walker read an article on famIly PTA Eh'cts Offi('t'rs Mr. and Mrs. Byron. Hllih ..Mrs, Herman Marten, Sf'. He returned and Beth. Mrs. Eveline Wiggains, devotIOns and Mrs. George Wittler Safet w th h Van Allen and chIldren ahd Mrs. Thursday. LOCALS read one <:m Christian services. The ParE'nt.~ead~ser n~ee\i~m~el~o~u~~<;: George Evel of. SIOUX .Cit'lt \·jsitcd Mr. and Mrs, Fred Kleensang Alice nnd Mary Anderson of Can· r:;;'~~r~e~a~~~vrein~;:~l~rM~~~~ I program mcluded a vocal duet by day evening at the ~. h t 1 Sunday at Ihe Clyde \\1 dsor/ home. wre Sunday afternoon visitors at cord spent Tuesday night with Ar· ert Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Clare I Mrs. Ez:a.Jochens and Mrs. Harold auditorium ;, I Harr ~f.t s~ l~~ Mr. and, Mrs. Hf'nnan Koch were the Fred Ulrich hom('. dyce Swanson. BURkirk of Lincoln arrived there A & M Sales & Serui~ Falk, wlt~ Mrs. Paul Scheurich as Nebraska ~t"r's'f't y .\ ~ e Sunday dJfl!lc)' gUl'sts at the Har· William Hayes and Mrs. Helen Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Cramer at· In the morning. The ehOJr sang In accompamst. Mrs. Erwin Ulr'ich the ' ~ C Ii ( y, pa ro wa.s ry Straie home. Kr('i and Betty of ncar Battle tenn('d th(' annual meeting of the ~~e Ne~:f~il~g'an~NMe~:rj~\~g~:~~~ II FOR YOrR BEXDIX W.\SIIER was honored with a surprise birth_I f'ral s~j'~~f'~n at~d, ~~s;.w s!~ow.ede sE'':~ Ardith Jjeck spent night Creek were Sunday afternoon vis Iowa Press associatIOn In Des day card and. handkerchief shGW- safey Mrs E';; Ui. . h at tr~~fld at the El'lla Krause home: Bev· itors at tl1(> Wliliam Wendt home, Moines last FridAY and Saturday. pianists for the musical number~. Phone 368 ,,"'ayne ~-f'} er. Twenty.three members and two ~ . ,': J~ . rlC presl e erly. Mrs. Ed Behmer and Mrs. Man· Mr. Cramer's parents. the M. C. In Ap~1 1949 they WIll meet In ' ;, q"Ji 1 Wakefield with the following of- _,_ guests, Mrs. Myron Walker and il~ the ~~~l~\::"S 5(S'<;lon. The mef't· .i.\1ary L(JU F'undham "fJf'nt Mon· ley \\Tilson spent Saturday in Uma· Cramer~ of Monroe. la., returned Ann. Seh('uI'lch attended. 1\1rs. erg p~~~('r A It ho~~(' -f.~eni~Tea~~~! day night WIt h Uonn<'i Mol!' Fair· ha. with them and vJsited until to day. J Tree" at Fi:iu'lJanks Albert Rehmer of Norfolk called ~:~kbe~~. ~fsth~e~~~~~. Lu~eh~~~ wa~ rea~ ~y ·Darl.;~el~eier=:1 ~~~~~ Ul',~ I~tdph Mr. and Mrs. Hans Jurgens and was served at the close of the af- genry . A poc:m, rrees, was read Mr, and Mrc:. C('orgp Lmgcn· at the E. CJ. Behmer home on Mon· a1k day. Arlhur, Mr and Mrs. John Lubker ternoon. The next meeUn~ will be srngJa¥;le~,; P~F~\I~~sw~('ncf' f , berg. S~a~ley and FranCIS. !\oIL and Mrs. Herman Marten. sr., visit and AlVina of Cedar Bluffs, and THANK YOU at the Edwin Scheurich home. ~\'ergreen on the sch~ol (~a~l~~s ~g fill'S. WJill:~d La~Y;('J1I~erg ;~n{~.ram· ed Tuesday afternoon at the Gus Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Lubker of Sew· . ~'.ibd ShOWer arbol' day, The group voted to con- y. Mr. a .:\oIlS. ArJlold. \.\ Iltler Schmidt home. a.rd were Sunday dinner and af· My Rincere thanks to the Democratic Friday evening Mr. and Mrs, Er· HOIl:se WarmJnfl' tr!bute ~5 to the cancer fund. apd fal!lJlY: Mr.. and :\lrs. \Valter Phyllis Maas was an !emoon guests at the }yin .. Ulrich, Merwyn and Verne, Sunday evenmg Election of offIcers for 2-year F Jecr, Jr, and ddUghl(·]'. Mr. and guest of Arlene Asmus at the Bahde home. Mrs. \'oters of ,\\;"ayne County for the ~up· MrS. Ernest. Pu15, Mr. and Mrs. former neJghbors terms was also held. New officers Mrs. Al I I.Jnichmun. illld daughter Asmus home and C. H. Lubker and . Sam Ulrich, LaDonna and Lor~ nre: Edw.in MeiNhenI' re ide and L~na ,md {..AJuiSa Lnn).';f'nberg Erma Jean Slrat£' spent the are hrothers and sisters. The Rob· port gi\'en me in the primary e1pctioll raine, Mr, and Mrs. Otto Ulrich, W:rk~r gt~~e:ern James Sohl \'ICC pre~i'd~nt: :v1~~. were Sunday d JIl Ill' I' gUl'<;ls at the ert 1"rahms were luncheon guC'sts. w('ekend \vith Bt'verly Krause at Tue,day, April 1:1. Emelia Schroeder, Mr. and Mrs. were Mr, and Mrs. C!eorg(' \VI.tiler, secretary;' Mrs: ~~Iel fj(lr, "I' hOJrl(' In NOl· the Erna Krause home. and lone, Mr. Waler' Fenske, Mr. and Mrs. Au l'..r':Vin Cinch. tren.surer. RC'tiring M'L and .Yir<;, Iknnan Gehm of Dora Bangert of Fremont was an gust Bronzynski, Mr, and Mrs. owrnight gUl'st Thursday at the C~arence Bronzynski and Dennis, ~i:;:;~~~~n~~~I,eYMr. and Mrs ~~~'\~'i~:;nt~n~~~.rsAU%~s\~·i~(,I~~fli~~l~ PlelCt \\(,1(' dtnm I gu{ sl:{ It the Hans Asmus home. Emil Tietgen Anna' Bl'onzyflski and E. A. Strate George Wittler, Mr, and Mrs. G: r ' \'ice pr ·dcnt· 1\1' \V. Lyle Malot/. horrH Sunocty Mr and J Mrs, Ed Maas and Phyllis and -LESLIE I Tl~omas "r('e;~tan': an~s':\l' HYRct ::'IllS WJl!J,I~l Wol!~{ llial'/ r <;Ind Mr. Mrs. Clarencc Schroedcr were vis .••...... •...... ~ ...... •...... •.... Kollath' treasure];' . IS. Hnd :v1r~. bd\\Jn J\.{)llath and Mlr- itors at the HAns Asmus hom(' on LM::-G-r-aC-e-B-US-lti-.r-'k l\1r" Rf'uh' F:lk h flam wcr(' Sunday aJ ({'moor] gUt'sts. \Vcdnesday evening. INSURE YOUR PROPERTyi the ~~freshn\~nt '\(,O~~i~;~,~;:Il:\~S I<.; All'S., ':\kt'V.IIl \\']']ghl il,nr! Judy MrS. Hans Asmus and Arl('ne vis· aSSisted by. Mrs. 1I. C. Falk :'Ind S<,~~Jt ~]~'~l(]I/,I~'SL~i~d~:~:: 1 i. (. .\111Iel ited at the James Fri('nd home Sat Mr, Rnrl :vIrs. Herman Baker. "\lrs. A \\' Dolph. Mrs. Dan Dolph ~}rs. Ras NI('lsen. :h(' gentf'rpI~~~ Mr. AUCTIONEERING DORR FEEDS DALLAS CUNNINCHA~ Pho';'e 72 TRY THE~CO~PARE WITH .ANY;'OTHE~ CAImOLL, NEBRASKA . :,.: F.ederal Land Bank - FARM LOANS j"+HI'i< .'1 '1 .' I THE WAYNE HERALD, W.U'NE, Nl':RR \SKA, TJIl'R~tiAY. APRIL ZZ. 19,'" PAGE HEVEN _ I ~.... I-I ::sfe~~l~m\~~~~Oks.~ She ha~ f ~:~!:~~~e~~stOry and made cru-) . ':u. a (1100 S, The children' are working on ~,' . Gary. Le~ Gn,mqui~t, first, grader. , R good citlzenship unit. bo~~~ lrI~lS ~~rd C~~;~~:dc ~g~:; b ~::;hlidre~5ih~;~~~1 ~~~~~4 readif.1g :workbo~ks. and. has learn- Boo), 'Reports giily decorated with posters and ed ,prmtmg. He IS learmng how to Jacquelyn Han~on. distrl~t 6.6, fr~e hand drawings made by the wrS~~dra lVIcMamt, Shirley Nelson, The BobbseY TwibS at Wmdmill chlldr€h. The sand tab~e was the Lan Granqu'st and Joe Hanson Cottage and Little Eskimo; Dar- Easter Bunny haYen, '\.':Ith a large visit~d school~ TelL. Hanson, 66. The Bobbsey wall as'a background WJth H~pty __. __ T\vins at ~e Circus a~d The Dumpty on the w.all. Mark Strmg""t District 72 Bobbsey Tv\'ins in the Radw Play. er treated the chIldren to candy (Velma Allar, teacher) Oakley Riggert. 41, Little Lost bars. . . Lois and Howard Dowling and i:td~; FI;r~~d~~r~eSk~~' l:~21} ne~lf~~ ~~r~~1:r;;~fha:-~~: ~hl~d~~~ Karen Sahs have had perfect a t- ~: t 'Were Going' Junith Thompson, enJoy these dmners and It pro-:- te~~:r;; S}~~~ th~~:ORJ~'s Allar 28N, The Childhood of Ji-Shjb, the vines an oppo::tunity to set the t",o. treated the school on their birth- ~tb~~a~o;~nfn ~I~~?~;,r:rl~~~: ~:;ddtr:aCt~~~ n1~~l; i~m:~~.~~~ days. Going; Dean Kluender, 28N PI- the meaJ. Spring posters and va Sf'S of tu- , nocchio; Mildred Voecks, 41. Shug, We have had a great many .ab.;. lips were made for art. Pupils are the Pup;·Darrel Kruger., 41, Sk?gs; sences during March. but all are working on Fair work. Charlotte Kleinbach. 86. Little now back in school. June Gay Dunklau is a nf'W af- Luber and the Orga~ G,rinder Man... The pupils are making Fair work temoon pupiL I ChOice quality W J. KIeper ~provemen~s. RE~. 1 mile ~rom WA!'lTED: Ad: ~nce! :Man or w0- 1 drinkers, as a group in Wake- E1s~e Johns~n, district 21. The in art. forT~xeamei",g,hth grade is reviewing I FOR SALE- _ aSH hi.ghway. Price. SbO. Martin L I man to ,;;er.·.lce c, ustome~ fo~ I field and Pender. Strictly hu- ~merJcan TWinS of the Revo]u- Bonnie Sorenson. Marjorie Dor- M~ri('" """right dsited this month. I 'h FOR SALE: A few exceptionally Ringer. a22 famous \\atkln5 products m. CIt} rnanitarian_ No money lnvolved. ~lon; Bet!y Ann Johnson, 21. Amerw mali, Marie Wright and Mr. and ____ I FOR SALE: Good fIvc-rOom ouse I nlcr fall boars. Kenneth Dunk- --- I of \Vay:te. EstablIShed busmess write P 0 BID.. 5 Wakefield, lcan Twms:, Dar,rel Hanson, 66~ Mrs. Floyd Sherman of Brook- t j sm'l1 house and t, u \\' 1,4 FOR SALE: A good four-room and brings $45 w~ekly average. slart· f N b " • f7 B bb 1"\ n Great West· . Di~trict 75 . loOt ~OBv:';jdaens'?n' Kd Drape·r. Sd. _ a, ayne. a p bath home, full basement. oak I Irtg immedJ.atei;:,.. :\"0 in ..... es.t-I e r. eow u Sfanl~i \vald~~ 58 Bobby Blake ings, S. D., visited schooL (LIla 150m, teachpr) \ den .... ," a15t:.! FOR SALE: DUroe fall boars at ~J~~~~:es,ne:Uto~{~~h~~t:~~ ~~8n5t:\'\\~~~a~'J~~~:'atkjnS ~2ICARDS OF THANKS- and His Sch~ol Ch.ums: Darrel District 69 Those having perfect attendance --·--~------I farm located 10 1-2 miles south I KreG~~' 58, !l811~Wh~~~e-ciu?dol~~: (\Vilma Jensen, teacher) L~i~i~go.nth are KathkC'n and Helen FOR SAL E: I g~f'~f~;efo~n o~Jg~:~~m~~s.NX~ ~~~~~·lot~~~eb~i1t~·~t~abf~:~!ri~ WAl'.'TED: Tv.:o sal~ ladies for ('ard of Thanks YVon~~B:Og~e~, 58~Bi:ck Bea~ty; New club officers . have. be{'n ld kitchen and for linen closets. I full or part t.lme. Give reference, I wish to thank friends and rela- Judith Heinemann, 47, Bobbsey elected, Darrel .Heler IS presJdent; th SevE'r~ pupils have' bef'n ill with II' I no Stuthman, Rt. 1, Wisrst~ built-in Ironing b~ard, newI,' I' state experience. \\trite K-17. tj,'\."E'~ who \'isited me and sent me Twins at School. Gerald Mann, vIce president; Cl~r~ ~~~tee~s'Leitjng and Loi~ Slol- NEW m decorated, Jot 5OxbO. Price 15 care of The Wayne Herald_ a22 cards and gJft~ while m the hos- Nancy B. Fickle, district 18, ence .Mann. secretary; and Maxme .tenberg have earned all grades of I' ,FOR SALE: Nearly new Case $3500. Located m southeast. pan Pltal Dorothy Young_ a22p Maida's Little Shop; Willard Lage, Brudlgan•. treasurer. 100 in spelling this month. HARRO\VS---Spiketooth. I duckfoot. Robert Turner. 5F30. of town. If this property were m WA:"ITED' Yo~ng man interest£:.d 18. Robin Hood; Babe Fickle, IS, The entIre school had perfect at_ The Bobbsey Twins Trf'asure I a15t2p north part of iown it would "E-ll in J'£'tail bUSlDess. Steady POSI- Card of Thanks ' Peter and Polly; Gustaff Papstein, tendance 1.ast monjh. PLOWS---? 14" b ttom quickly for $5500. Someone! tion in local de-partme!l1 store. I Wish to thank my friends and 18. Peter and Polly In Winter; The begmners c1mpleted a study Hunti.~g has bef'n re-ad for opening .. -- 0 . . F{ IR SALE. Delco light plant 850 wanting a lot of home for the I Submit references Wnte CL-3, j T'E'lati\"E'"s f,or thE' cards and flowers Charles Fickle. lB,.Tom Saw'yer. umt o,"!- the farm. A model farm exerCJSf>S at nOon. ROTARY HOES, I! v; .1'2 V pump: Voss washin.g ma- money and who is not too par- care The Wayne Herald._ a22 I sent to mp at home and the hos- Yv~~a~~e~ro\~ra~~~'58~8Th~iS~~~~~~. :~databJ~~r~~~~.const~u('te~ as a Filf' pro;';;;-Vf'pd.. POST HOLE DIGGERS. ! ~~~~~:I"as~~';'t ~1:er~~J.,e~lr1 ticular about location, thiS is a \Pital dUring my recent iUnes.s, ~~'~m~:bi~8 %a;;ol~~dd;Hil~~r~i esft~~'~~~gs~tI~~~s;Sb~~~t:J1~n~~~: Ra~~~~~/~n~l~rj~~c FURNITURE and Appli They consist of two large barns, granary, double ga",,: ances: Rotpoint electric range (compare thL<; with any); apart· rage, chicken house, cob house, wash house. All are, hi .' ment size eiectric and bottle ranges, several others; room. su;tes; studio good condition and of good material. pla tform rockers; suites; porch gliders; town wall and base utility cabinets, single ble. HOMEGUARD USED erator~ : INSULATION • Terms of Sale: 2570 cash, balance on approval of coun • l • • Cuts Fuel COlts lIP' fa S5% ty court of Dakota ,county. • r. Greatv v.., launtl Comfort • Easy lnstallatJo. DOH • NOW ••• before yotr stem spring cleaning ••• get a FREE ESTlMATE on the fow cost of lhis better insulctl® • $ervice. Our trained do il MarkJ. quieker-bclterJ ESTATE t)F!E.A. THE WAYNE TIIlJRSDAY, APRIL 22, 1948 Winsitle: School ~~~vi~e ~w~;r.ect score in Spellin~ President Grover Cleve1and, as 522.50 to $29.00. Cow trading hogs, wt. 311, $17.50~· and 5 sows, sheriff of Buffalo, Erie County, . active at strong money. prices wt. 340, ~15; Ralph Kuhl. 7 steers - A vegetable garden was ,planted New York, once hanged a murder ranging itom $14.00 for canners to and heifers. wt. 565, $25. and 1 Has Large L1st in s~i.nce dess. . er rather than "assign the unpleas~ $24.00 for good cows. Bulls steady heifer, wt. 435. $22; Lee St~myall, An InstructIve and Interesting ant task to a deputy, at $18.00 to $23.00. Stocker and 18 sleers, wt. 1112. $29; Basil Tru fceder market finn. sales stock by, 1 bull. wt. 1890, $21.50; A. 1;;. Of Honor Pupils !:':: m":d:J:fhur:.:-da;~ir"t~rnho"ot~hwr;; stpcrs to 527.50 feeder steers to Hollman. 14 steers, Wt. 1023, $2;), army. urgently nChds wish to Uiank Mrs. Warde for her Bertram Goodhue, architect of $26.50, most ~edium to good and 17 heifers ,wi. 450, $21; Mah, nurses. Winside~MThe followin,!!: studenls kindness in showing us around and Nebraska's capitol building, was stockers at $21 to $25. Jon Stewart, 3 steers. wt. 775, $2!:'. An intensive procurement prOM ~~:;nfgr l~~c~~~i:to~ix~~eet~epe~i~~~r ~~~l~~~~~er~hbu~i~~~su~op~s~ses of '~~~Ii~e~~;as~~e~~i~~~ t~sa A;eg~~~ Heavy marketing of hogs around and 1 steers, wL 1110, $27; ~artln gram to build the anny nurse Seniors-Laverne Apking, Le- Mr. Bright took us on a tour familiar with both. is similar to the the circuit brought about lower Meyer, 6 steers, wt. 938, $28, Fred up to its authorized strength roy Barner, Beverly Benshoof, throu.gh th,: sch?ol b1.:lilding. This Lincoln building. values, trading at Sioux City slow, Muller, 20 steers, wt. 1122, $27; underway, it was announc- Willie Damme, Marian Dangberg, was m conjUnctIOn With a sa~ety _ ._. _____ barrows and gilts $1 to $1.50 lowM Albert E. Anderson, 11 steers, wt. week by the department of Florine Graef. Janice Hilpert, lesson. We studIed the van0US er, sows off S1. Butcher hogs 1006, $26.75; Carl Dose, 17 steers, rangpd from $14.75 to S20.50, sows wt. 1136, $27; Harry Malmberg, "St~::i~g the army's obligation iZ~ls~~iCr:.arotz, Everett Schuetz: :~~~ ~~.~!~~S o~he~tT~e~p~o~~k:n~~d mostly at $14. '68 lambs. wt. 100. $23.75. to provide medical care for duty .Juniors _ Caroline Brummon.d, I~~~n~hr:!~ ~O~;t~~rJ:I~~ escape. Top fed woolskins were absent \Vayne county ~ A. Mi11iken, 5 personnel, the office of the surgeon Richard Carst~ns, Beverly DaVIS, .our room and the nlOlh grade in the sheep division best lambs steers, wt. llo<:r, $27; George Ow Prleeles5 in general said that it is essential Helen Hansen Erna Jaeger Mary quotable steady .ar~und $25.25. lens. 20 steers, wt. 1070, $28; L.!'~('. when this same that the procurem.ent of. 27,~OO Jensen Mary 'Lea Jensen, Jeanne paid a visit to the poils. We would have to be nurses of both act.lve and mactlve Lewis, 'Helen Sedlak, Vernon Mil- w,:,-tched them vote, saw the sup ~2j~.~~o~~g;t~c~3~:~ i~~~~i~~ ~.o~~zM5aOss~t~~r~'t:~~ l~J' ~;i~;;.r~~ given of men now takM sta~us be accomplIshed as soon as ler, Doris Schuetz. Gloria SW9:nso:.'l, ~~~~ ~fvet~eot~~~ni~r~r~~~I~~ c~~~ offerings at $24.50 to $24.75. wt. 905, $27.50; Henry Deck. 2) LIvestock exchange officials con-I Rteers, wt. 1088, 528 ..50;,:r>; ~nrl. ing it v()luntar~IY. .. PO~~~er nurses who served with Mary Lou Walde, D~aync WIllers. ccrning voting. Our worn held an We Rre movmg. rapIdly Into t~c th(> armed forces less than three Sophomores-Dons M~e Boult- election following thl' prol'edure Dcmand for slaughter cattlc .~:~~~ i~o n:fr~v~~IPr:nd t~:~t1~~ ~~~~i~so£~~L~t~,ers2;~'t;;~~' $~;: era of travel by al.r, ar.d the. pub!IC years during World War II may be ing, Joyce Jorgenson, Mary J.ean witnessed on Tucsday. continued broad at Sioux City should be C'xcrcised in marketing 1154, $28.25, and 2 st('ers, '"" 1 must keep pac~ w.lt'h ~hde ~wlft pro- commiss;joncd sccond lieutenants. KoJl, Geraldine .swanson, Marllyn Virginia Jacksun, Marvin HerM Monday with prices .steady to 25 lh'r-slock Monday's 'hog run was 1250, $26; Arthut Behmer, 11) gress ~f the aVIatJOn 10 uslry. "The Those with more than three years Swanson. Glenna Wade, Gary schcia, Mary Graef and Darrell to SO cC'nts higher, plainer grade ~'YV;fr;~:{!~ir~:s:;~[~e~~~i~:rf~~~~ serv!ee b.ut less tha~ .ten ye.ars r;~~tr~t~'e ~.~~.ey ~arnemunde. ~£glw~a~X~:nci~i~~i~n~-rJIUS In the yearlinL'"s weighing 1,100 pounds ~~r(>~e?~dd~~a~arC~!~l{op~~~~l~:~~; ~~~~~'OW~te~;~?' ~~; 9~r~~7~h~(~~ If the industry is to find an ade- s.ervlce wll.1 J)P ('ommlssl,~neel f.J.rst Freshmen-~Norma Jean Cary, Virginia Jackson anel Mary and under getting best action. shfl.rply 2 heifers, wt. 1055. $26; Blll Cor;., quate market for this product, the Ilc~t('nar:ts No rlur~e \\111 be apM Warren Holtgrew, Norma Jensen, GraN arc the only studl'nts in the Slaughter steers sold from Among recent 56 heifers, wt. 781. $26.50, and 6 $23.50 to 531.00, ~Iaughter heifers, Dixon county heifers. wt. 835, $25. public must become sufficichtly h~~~t~~l~inn~l ~~~~i~t~~g~::vitc~~n she Rohrrt Jpnsen, Delaine Miller, I room who havc had pel fcc~ at~ proves ~:~h'r~~~~~~y1~: at~1mIC:Olr1a?li{lpa~f Nurs{'s' honorably separated Kathalf'.enl(Ju McClar~, V~f~~ ~~c- tendancc. this is~ The in creating a wide and active inM from sf'n'i('c SIn('r- May 12. 1945, mann, Clarl..; Lee Rhu y, Y -S-L-X p-'erc-en--t -of f'J fate'of the program "fas not in iSM terest in flying. will rf'CC1Ve milit:1ry service credit I WylIe. . . .. JJ flUe in the vote that lis criticized, Of 2.900 private airfields. lTk'lny for tl1r- ppriod from the date of . Stude,nh wJt~ 5tral~ht "Cc. C~~dS Loans Paid in Full ~~~~~ ~~~n ~:i~:r~n3~r~7f;~~~t~~~ would be forccd to shut down if ~~~i~ ;:~g~:~\\~~lntt(~n t!;~e dr~~ul,71~ I :ec;;eJ~~~:~~ L~I~~~s~'JJ~~;Maef)Bo~~~ NALA Inc. [light training were pulled from army nur.'-,(' I t~ng, Mary Jean Koll, Gle~na Wa?c Lincoln Mon' llliln ~IX fJ('ITcnl A 'r~turnablt' postcar~ asked the GI bill. This nation cannot af- In addition credit for mili- Gary Troutman, Mary A!lce W.yllC, of the lU,90f) \Vol!rl \\':!r 11 \·('tel"- -each farmer to check one of two ford to lose their airfields, eit'hC'r lary .s('rvicr-. constructive servicC' Norma Jean Car~, Dela!l1,c Miller. ans in Nehral;};,! \\ho pUl"ciliised leading questiol1 ,bolh of which now or at any time in the fores('c M cr('oit wilJ 1)(' giv('n townrd RP- K ..dhalecnlou McClary, ElSIe May homes, farms and bUSHlP"S(,S with were based uPof these distortions able future. pointment in Rdvanced grade or ~ylle. mon('y borrowed und(·J' Ow GI bill of Ji9go you a~rce with your conM of~~h%n bf~~~eU~~i~ ~rnf ~!c~o~~~~ l?onr co~~\~~("1 h~~P:~~\:~;ni~ !-:OI'~:~:;:C'~1~~::~\~R~~~~(~1~iVCd their ~~~un{jlanig tOU~tkL3d~l)fU~~yS l~~<;~~ grc5sman and t ..f1ink that this prOM airfields busy without federal ~lirt. based, upon thf' numlJr-rs of years, ::Jnntlals and 9u haH' been sold so ley Westmorcl,n-:d m'!l1aglr of thC' I gram should bCldisconlinued?" But until that time whrn Ameri- month~, ,Inri rhy.~ hy whi(,h the fa!'. . vet crans admmlstl llJOn LlncoJn LIBERAL ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD REFRIGERATOR WHEN YOU PURCHASE A co~i·rfs~m~~u a~~af~f;l .. \~~~t y~h~~ ~~'i~17~~wii~5ust~~t c:no~~!~~~(fg~~ offlcn's :Ige HI Ihe' dalP of apM d fhl' tl{lth 19;ad·('t~~;H., l~O~irdl~ R('}1~on:~lgff~~~t d( pll th 1 t! h Id b . d?' pointmr-nl exccl',"hs :25 years h t~~':~a nf('.~ts\~1 et('.r:ICprl'p~r~tory t~ home loans can bl ~~g()\Jatl~1 o:~r 'P,\q~~~hg~card~~~~~n~~t~rned, ~~~trChre;:e5e~~~~r;Cmc~iilsuh~J~ Apart, ~ro~ C', f~ct t~at t ,c the :,turiy of Imds m bIOlogy. T!le a pc nod 01 ~5 y(dr~ !Ii \lllrHn~ I the results were' tabulated and sent oppose all measures aimed at stop- re~~j!H ,~.n~y nu~~( 1<.; sun of h(r ('ld~s dlss<,'c.1('d earthworms and cilleady have paJd up Sl ')1:2117 t6yo1.ir'·r'epresen'tative along w~th a ping flight instruction under the P?SIII.O~ .hf t,hpr Imcs 8.re good or fish, and ha'; one major dlsscctlOn thcy hCld borrowed [IJr d\\·C'lImgs. letter heavy with jmplicd threats GI b'lI bad, ~hc (',In (Ollnt on retlrC'ment ~t lefl ·lhe frog. I AnothCl' 174 peW] off $33:2,517 in CORONADO of political reprisal. Indi~n~ H.nd onf' halJ per cent of l:{,r Nmth Illgl'flra class is tussling farm loans that can h;l\'{' up tu 1U 'l:his is but one e"ample of the Nebraska's annual Indian delc- S(> ,and ,ID~gl'Vlty .pa,y multlplJed \\Ilh 1110Ugtlt problems In fractionM Y(, Feesl earned 1-,...... "...'.,"'".'. Fees remitted ._'" h1f¢ ~ ~_~~IA~/ JYDGF; 6-1-47 to 8-14-48 Fecs ,collected .... . 1,782.00 Fecs'-remitted _...... 1,7R2.00 /:J~~' Fines collected and remitted .. 739.00 CORONADO TANK TYPE ~~~c::::-:::.:-=-:.:~-'------~23773 61i, ...... :;;;:.-:; 7- 236.73 BUTCHER CLOTH VACUUM CLEANERS ( 39'Wlclth Tracie 111. 98 Yard Avoilo.&I. o. Y()l1roJcI 95 Crisp, creaseMresisting rayon; ; ; vat cleoner lIOwl 64 Thrifty'"ym.. ' dyed. In yellow, aqua, red, blUe; green, white and black. • Powerful .uction-efFicien' WonderFul cotlon lor everyfbin,,1 • Full Length Tubular .kid. PERCALE PRINTS ~ Adjustable brush on rug nont. Comes complete, with cleaning aHachments. Sewing's a treat with these pretty Adjustable brush on rug nozzle Q1Sures . prints ••• for dresses, GJtron~, po thorough cleaning. Picks up lint, hair, easily. iamas, blouses. Colors' stay briihtl LADIES'COTTON ANKLETS Mercenzecl colton. kntt turn- 35( .yu"'tfs.Ass.t-coton.8~·tOY..J. G~ The Friendly-Sto~ I ~t Larson's Clothing Store ! New A1Tivais I Soil Bnilden; Meet Students The Wilbur Soil Builders 4--H in So/() students thl."- w~k Included I club met at the Ray Farney homf V. ard PetpT"SC'n arul Allan SanuahL April 8 PariiaJnentary procedu,( in Cleanup Ar. rmn!<:'111"'lP deal'::', fraIT Ha",- wa- studied and plans for <'! s('<'(~ Don Richards tmg' [!('\' II 1 U".'SdCl) 11 ;::". ~.omf· P'0t wen:· made Phosphat€' and Wayne Prep partIcipated In the I pan. Iron tn': \\'<1Y;-11 Implfc::len: nItrogen fertilIZer v;a<; gIven to annuul Clean-up Day at the~ col Cf.' \ cad.... member for experimental leg' THesaay. April 13. Both the Over 3,()(jll stm.lI:mer. coun'\' fto~ Sul']f'r I): WiSTl~ '''''if:'' In han- V!ir tI~~n!!n;~s~vm~~;\~- 1/,- worfited;.- IJ()th doublt, and Tn' hlgr. scnool government' product o! til(" ~Jcohol maU:'ane~ : 5a.~ ell;" trom :\Irmda ... to \Yednes-- Tnursda; WIth the Edward S-' " \ll.'iltro tne courtlIous{' Tue,..-11t contain:' tron: :l/I lr, il Pt'r- cen: nay a~t!:'ndm~' i pn:i31ca: COUCa-' mours Hingle breaRtecJ in it pat- ApnJ 12 . .to observ£' the pn-l protem, I' ('onldm~ \·ltarnrn ..... no' t;o:-. rrmfpp'nc' 111,,, ~\.larIOn Peterson o! 2'-~'~\' tern .vou an' surt' to like. (,/!!f:llOl; flH' 5tep~ In votIng.: con tamed In som!" (,! OUT olner pn,- Landor. Conn .. IS vlSrtI!lg hE'"l na-- l'I)Untll1~ of vote~ and hoy,. the'l tem feed" and I~ palatatJI'_ Hdn."('r. <.Jne ~l;-., ,\ C, Adam:.. w<"n: ents th<' t.:.dward &vm.our:; fo-:- <.: '·IlY·t ..., and 'vard~ were divided: reported that sl)!ullic'> h(\\,' lH.'Cl tl' SunG;]\ tr slK'nd aboUi iev. week" ' \\"1' explamed h~ Mr Hamer 1\1r.! succcssfulh UbstltUIc:d IlJr ,>oyr)f'aT' mrmtr· usltm;: 3' tnt hOn1f' iJl i\in. S A Lutgen wru; on 0; V, aJ' ;md practlCI t'?acller-,. Clar- oli nle'.il, im_.;",pd OJ: nl";!' ('1.1 Um, tw'!~' ..,or. Rnh"r: 7Jl .... ~ prar. \(. gn ttlt· S.P".....ake:s al the me-€': !~c' o· )' Lo ' ell. and SaIl; \ve!sh, su- ISE'f'd ai, nlf'al 0;' t ...IIl!;:ag' Jf til' 1["' n. ir."p tl' Vcnver tt, ViSit the:; :\J':)raska v.':-lt~ Guild 11 .:.....!J.- 00 1C;/~' .. r)~'t~;~~r.. ,I JunIOr. has 1~~(~~~~ ~2~ldur;;~1 Sr~,'r~)~~,r::!~~' 1;l~~T -: ~,i< Ca:"tn: cu!n la,,' SaturdaY $38. ft,}I,';~,~ d' t!~t;~~Jr('senl ""ayne lf~~~~{"nt:o "\'as u'_'nydrdt,o alla,- TO alb: ~11J"H '·""'!I .... a1 .;\:-- L H<.I);I" d.;;~u.s""c 11, :: .: II ,TllU(,lll~ WI'.(' rJartlclrJaICd In' lOb SlIJCI-. or ["'·d.m~ T:-J it ' - THE WAYNE HERALD, WAYNE, APRIL 1048 'Will be a program and refresh_ Barg's sister, Mrs. Will Jungc1aus and Mrs. Elmer NelsQh and .Mr. Joe Kunzman hom~ s'unday e\' ments Mrs. Will Borg and Mrs. and family at, Crofton. 'Diey also an~ Mrs. M. F. E~eroth. ning last week in honor of \11" Warner Er.landson are hostesses, visited Mrs. B.org's nephew, Dono Several- friends called at tpe Kunzman's birthday. Sunday; 10:00. Sunday school' van Jungc1aus and family. 11:00, morning worship; &:00, goS~ Mrs. Alma Davis returned early J?el hour. this week with her daughter, Mrs. April 28-May 2: Midwest cogfer Faye Palmerton, from California ence here. where she has been visiting an I wish toexpress,myappreci other daughter, Mrs. El.li~ Peter- ation tf) vote,.8 M District II' : - I HLQUIST (Rev. Robert Evans, pastor) spend time with Mrs. Palmerton ::'i~[:;'I~m=~~~;;;;~~li~~~~~~~~~~-C~~s~;~;~;~~};:~~~~~~::~: Christian Cburch son, during the. win.ter," She will for the finesuPpo'Tt'/receiv •• Society •• u~~s":~~en- Ut~cht, daughter of Sh~~ble11~88?l, i%~~sS~d~~~ wf~; ~g~seMi~s·v~~e~.tauffer ,until her Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Utecht and Owist, 7':30; gospel ser.vice, 8:15. Mrs. Lou Anderson of Ashland, ed in the Primary Election. 1 So.cl,a,. FOfe~st Alvin Ohlquist, son of Mrs. Augus- Nortli America Christian conven_ Wis., who h~cf been visiting. her Jolly Bidders will meet April 29 ta, Ohluist, were united in mar- tinn, Springfield', Ill.,~April21-25. daughter, Mrs. Ray Paulson, 're- Thanks. ",-"',,'_," ."-F--··'.· . at Dale's cafe. Mrs. Mader is hos- riage at 2 o'clock Sunday after~ turned to Wisconsin Thursday.. U~'HU'" "4""V""."" tess. noon, April 11, in St. John's Lu- P:tesbYted~ ~M.cb Mr. and Mrs. L. M. CoiIger, ~ridge club will meet April 22 theran chuI;"ch, with Rev. R. W. (Rev·. C. Rabenberg, pastor) Marjorie and Barbara, were Sun- witth Mrs. Wilbur Petersen at her Kruse officiating in the single ring Sunday school, lO:-DO; morning day dinner guests of Vena Green. Roberl I; (IrY) Jones home. ceremony. worship, 11::00. 'Mrs. Austin Wolfe, Marjorie spent the weekend there. Pastel snapdragons, gladioli and wife of Dr. Wolfe, medical mis- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wolters· of SOCIETY ferns, and two large candelabra slonary to Africa, w~ll bring the Wayne Visited the Fred Lehmans decorated the altar. messa¢e oll the morning. Thursday afternoon. DlJV Harlan Bantz sang "Because" JUnIor and seniOF Westminster Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jahde were DUV mel Wednesday at th(' Le a.nd "The Lord's Prayer." He was fellowshJps wiJI be omitted. The at Ardale Thomsen's in Pender for gion hall. accompanied by Mrs. Margaret Eg- young people wiH be aHendin~ the supper Tuesday. gert of Pendel·. spring rally. of the eastern half of Mr. and Mrs. John Lutt and Ar- Entertains at Bridge \ The bride, attired in a white the Niobrara Presbytel'Y Westmin- dyce were Thursd.ay evening vis Mrs. Clifford Busby entertaine~ crepe gown with lashed neckline ster fellowship at Ponca from 3:00 itors at the Fred Jahde home. several ladies at contract bridge and cap sleeves and a f10gertip veil to 9:00. Mrs. Wolfe will speak Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Barelman Friday afternoon. She served lunch. \vhich feJl from a head hand of there. were supper guests Friday of the white gardenias, entered the Ladies Aid Thursday. Alvin Johnsons .. church WIth her father. She car- Mr. and Mrs. William Klein and ried an orchid on a white BIble, Sah'm Lntbclia.. ChUlCh Walter George were Wednesday and her pearl necklace was a gift (Rev. C. W. Wiberg, pastor} supper gUests at William Wolters. of the bridegroom. She observed The Women's Missionary society Mrs. Anna Kohlmeier and Clara, the tradition of something old, will mcct t,his Thursday, APJ.li! 22. and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hypse something new, something bor- 2:30 p.m. 10 the church parlors. werc among the glests at Ed Gus rowed and something blue. Captain, Mrs, Walter Fredrickson; tafson's Friday evening in honor of The matron of honor, Mrs. Wi]- Program, Mrs. Iyan Johnson, Mrs. Grandma Gustafson's 8lst birth bur Utecht, wore a gown of blue Oscar Bloomquls..l; Servin~, Mrs. day. crCpe, Hcr headband was of white Henry. BareJman, Mr~. Emil Lund. Mr. and Mrs. Art Owen of gardenias and her corsage white ChOIr rehearsal Friday, 8 p.m. Wayne spent Friday evening with carnations. Saturday, If) a,m., cateche-tical Mr. a'hd Mrs. H. B. Ware. John Wagner, nephew of the instruction ('lass. Mrs. Donald Peters and ::vIrs lmde who served as ring bearer, Sunday .sc:hoo land !3lble classes, George Eickhoff attended a show wore a whIte suit. Gayle .\la1'ie 10 a.m. Dlvl.n£' worshIp at 11 a.m. er at Emerson Sunday'last week Uteeht and Sandra Lee \Vagner, Vesper servIce' at 8 p.m.. tor Mrs. Jimmy Simons at the S1. nieces of the bride, WOI'C 1JOO1'- The Luthe:r lsague Will meet P"aul Lutheran church there. Sun- "IT RUNS Hif: ~~~:r~ro~: C~~~ject cluh length white taffeta dress(fs WIth Tuesday, AprIl 21.' day cvening Mr. and Mrs. Donald AND RUNS met Tuesday at the schoolhouse. ~ln~t~~~tf~re~~i~~~'ie j~ct~l~irb~~~~r~ WAKEFIELD LOCAl.S ~~~;SinC~I~~rs~~.th(' John ~cters AND RUNS" The lesson was on making things of felt, leather and such mater.ials. the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Staul'fer visit- Walter De~n of Lyons was a Tl;le group had lunch a.t the The bridegroom and his best ed Mrs. Stauffer's parents., Mr. and Thursday dinner guest of the man, Wilbur Utecht, brother of Mrs. Frank Schulz in Wisner George Eickhoffs. Em-Bee cafe. L the bride, wore gray SUIts with Sunday in honor 'of Mr, Schulz' Mrs. Maria Benson and Mrs. :lib Whatsoever white boutonnieres. - birthday. Gerald Ellyson and children were :, =T,:iii;i;iif.~iiiiii""iiiiHi.,.~iiiiiii."ii"U"""~ What.'>Qevf'r socicty observed I Fred Utccht and Alvcrn Ander- Mr. and Mrs. Frank I. Lee of in Homer Friday. ! guest day Thursday last week. A son servL:d ~s ushers. Walthill celebrated their 71st wed- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lempke special' program was presented. The bndc s mother wore. a black ding anniver:o;ary Sunday last week. were Sunday last week dinner " t' fa R' . I·' "bid;t.. The C{)mmjttee in charge of re- dr::,ss with, black accessones. The Mrs. J. H. Montgomery is one of guests at Jack Park's. MAUWIIOII I. "".' feY'_' ',,:".! :..' .~..•.. '\ freShments uscd a pastel color br~dE'g~oom s mother cho~e a blue their six children all of whom were Mr. and Mrs. Jack P8.rk worn 'a e'\ "rm <.: '- U ,~t!O scheme in the menu and dccora-I SUIt WIth black accessorl('s. Both t f h . St tions for the tea 13bl(>. Mrs. Has- had corsag~s of red roscs. , presen or t e occasIon. Tuesday supper guests at J('rome J D IS... ,J....,. ~" ken, founder of the society, poured. A receptIOn :-vas ~eld m the th~h~ir1y;Il~~e~~~~i~n~o~~";t~~ Pearson's. ' ~GOODIiEAR r O'/"be.,.\)~ s. Mou,",~rHge.ne'II·' A1'nbgO,ut 50 ladies attended thc meet-lf~gur~I~,paC~r°.!'mSo'mnymewdl.ltahteIMYlfsOsIiORWe: Mr. Moseman's birthday Friday Hans S. Albertson of Oto, Ia .. '- '- <.. evening. had dinner Thursday at the Oscar , I be,cca Carlson, Miss Verna Stipp, Mr. William Thomsen spent Bjorklund home. THIS IS TO A,l*NOUNC~' THlt A,PP01N'fM~.Nrr' M1SS Margaret Mahoney and Mrs, Tuesday aoo Wednesday last week Mrs, Robert E. Anderson and ONLY $1240p,ustc>X of.' club met Tuesday with Arthur Myers as waitresses. Mrs. at Henry Btillkmans. Jim went to Red Oak, la., Friday, 6.00xI6 F Hanson The fol- Fred Jahdc, Mrs, George Bruns, Mr. andr Mrs. Ro.y Herbolshcim- They planned to return Saturday. M W Fl 101 W lIRe N br 'were . Mrs 1 Mrs. Fred Schlincs, Mrs. Benry cr of PelijltM:' spent Friday evening Friday evening· dinner guests at Marathon = the famous money saving tire is back in r. es lleger.; Cf. j e , . , A;i ·~~~~JWi~i ~ard('~ter~Si~dn~~ ~~~ a\i~.e a~~~tilhg~:;; were din 1~~ ~~~l¥. ~~rG~~~~~o~',('~r. aM"r · the Goodyear line - and a better "buy" than ever! 4 d Back with the ~conomy, long mileage and safety tQ suc.<:~d the late'M'r~'Il~ S.'t\fc:G\llr-. . kitchen. ner J;;'uests at the home, of Mrs.~Mrs. unus Ring and'-"'unora, Mr. the extra value for your dollars that made Marathon of W,uner, Nebr~p in th•• ,agenc¥ ~::;: rc:~~ . Law~ ch~r~~ on~?gif~~.ii..1rs~~~1~tw~~~ the favorite of millions 01 motorists before the war r.ence Fischer, entertainment com- ner served the wedding cake and ... back with more and stronger CQrds in the rugged Fo)" the policyholders of Wisner, ca)l4750 or seo;: him, mittec. Mrs. Elmer Felt was a Mrs. Clarence Eaton poured. tire body for even greater protection against tire glWst. The hostess served a two- Mrs. Ohlquist is a'" graduate of at the Corl1M' Care; directly across the street f!fom the course lunch. the Wakefield high school, and had failure. Look at these features ..• attcnderl Wayne State Teachers \lotel on Wednesdays from 1 o'clock to 5 o'clock or LONG WEAII-New specially treated cords and . VFW Au1iilary college. Wayne Produce by appointmnt. newly compounded rul>ber make Marathon the lire .At the, regu,lar ,rn~~ing ,Tu('sday co~~i~rWailrh~r;;k:~~~~~gho~j~ o~h~ that "runs and runaand runs". For thi! policyholders of Wayne, call 5,09-Ji or see him ~ 701r~~~f~fc~I;~~ryP~~~}d~I~f. farm northeast of Wakefield. CAS]] BU¥FJRS" OF NOH:;SJfII) SAFETY - Those famous Goodyear dia· at his h.droe i9, Way,ne at 20!l-Wes~ loth St. l;.ol"l'aiiteOhlquist; Meyers;treasurer, secretary, Inez Turner; Helen :Irn~'- lJ RCH'-E.SI,:. mond. blocks really grip the road. You get safer, chaplain, Esther Neu; conductress, quicker stops - especially on wet, skiddy roads. Mr. Pf1ue~~ was l;>orl), raised. and li'(es in the Vivian Hugelman; guard, Rebecca Wayne comnmnity, He has a, wife named Mil~ Carlson; patriotic instructor, Della "COMPACTING !BEAD" - lie, and a little son, Steven, 6 momths Qld. Poultry, tiggs,: €ream Inflation forces the side· wat~8 out, compacts the tread. This reduces treac it:~~~!: ~~~cr hi~i~f~~;~ ~i~rleg~ St. Pall.r~ I.uthf'ran Church .Except for morning classes at 'W-aYQe Stat(.k named later. A food sale is (Rev. Harold Kieck, pastor) :wear, punctures. bruises and breaks. Coll~ge_ M,r, ,fflueger .xpoets to devole his p4tnned far May 8. The VFW post Saturday, 9 a.m., Saturday • fuN time to the insurance bUSiness. invited auxiliary members to the schooL For a real',! sensational "buy" in tires, see Legion hall to see two reels of pic- Sunday,. 10:00, ~unday school; COMMERCIAL FEEDS liS lor lIIIarathons today! And remember To pt'Oll-'I~e the most efficient ~vice, we in tures of the recent war scenes af- 11:00, dlvme worshlp. vite yOU to caB 'on Mr. Pflueger at your eaFl~ tel," the business meetings of both "new tubes save tIres". ('s~ conv.en~ce. Bring your auto policY with organiza,tions. Mrs. Joe Mattes and 1--Eng. St. .,John's Lutheran Chur("h y'ou, or your last paid receipt. Stipp served lunch to the (Rcv. Robert Kruse, pa"stor) CULLING SERVICE group. The ladies group will Sunday school and Bible ciass,' poppies on the day Rct aside 10:00; service, 10:45. that activity. Church school Saturday, 2 p.m. 'Silile firm::lil$Ufance Companies Chait· rehearsal Tuesday, 8:30. • L.rE AUTO FIRIE 213 Coryell Auto (0. Missi()Jl Covpnant Church PHONE . aOl!W O(lIco, Bloo'mlOgton, HUnol. (Rev. E. L. Gustafson, pastor) Wayne, Nebraska Phone lS2 Way-;u. Thursdny~ 2:30 p.m., Mary Mar .\\,~1; Ceu.trOl Olflce,' Lincoln, Nebraska m25tf th;--o circle at the church parlors. 8 p.m., -:;~ mol' young people. There ...... • ••• a ...... PInt; •••nal.BaDk eI' Wayae . CHARTER NO. 3392 ""ement,ol Conditioll1AprIIlZ, 1948 • , I;iabilities 50,ooa.oo J~oans.and Oiscouuts ...... s 427,326'()7 C~pita).Stock ... ----.-.- ... -... - -- . .-- ...... ------.$ OverdraUs ...... ".... -- ...... 344.58 50,000.00 ltau.~~ HQuse ...... :.... ,.... .- ...... -- 6,400.00: ~~M·~fi~-~~·d·R~~~~~:~·:::: -::::::::::::::::::::::::: ...... -. 71,513.l0 J\'ttnilure and Fb:thres ...... _...... _. ____ . __ .. __ .. 960:.00 ~posits' ...... _...... - ...... -...... _____ .. _._._ ... _.. "_ ...... 2,805,37837 :>;~' ' ~ ~ M£M$ER"QF"ttbtRAL DEJ>OSIT }l!I:SU.R'ANCt COR'OiU.~ION 'MEMBER- OF THE FED~R\o\L RESERVE SYS~ ,':, '.' ~ . OJifF-lCERS -and DIBECTORS L. B. MeClure, Cashier ,Vic~;Pl'e&id~t· Ma,b:l~J. HUFstaQ-,;Ass't CaShier BlJrr !t;'}lav.i.s;,' Vi~.e President :Albert M~ K0rh, Ass't·C'a.sli:ier Walter Bentb,a;lolk • I" "' ~~~~~~~~::.~~~~::\~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~l~~~~~~:=~~~~~~~~~~~::~==~~====~==~==~====;P~A~6E~"~THBEE~~~" ·". Tne·- Wayn"e :H~efa1d I family of Lake- Andes,- and Mrs. Ivan DJedrichsen in 'I and ~Irs. F.d Damme and Mr. and were at the Walter ' home • B R EN N A were also visitors at the S~ribner Wednesday. Th(' ba?ies ~1rs. Wi.Il Schroeder. 'Monday evening to help Albert 8~POin~ Niort/¢asJ Ne~r.ad"'s. Grellt FtirnU¢g~Antl' C _ home. dIed shortly after birth. l\rlrs. Dled- I ~h·. a.."1d :\1rs. La'\\Tence l,;techt i celebrate his bOrth.day. by------' e~~~~rt c~fe~~ w~e l~:! ri~::n ~€,~hr: [~r:.:: ~~:i~~ ~~:~~ I ~-••Ii ...... - ...... Un'Main St. Wa:yne~.Nebr- stafr Correspondent Soden home. .. day at the John Lowf'r home he-I. PRE S C R I PT IONS Elltabllllbed In 1875:-$ wel?ld"'newapRtwr p1:lbll~evettr'l'!l'l1n- I: Mr, and Mrs. Monta Bomer were ~~d~~~S:~{'d at the fO~ lea;in~ for hE'r hom!' in Ohio·l i - . day b7 Karl F. Sellwarts. and Mark E. Cramer. and ~tere4 at last Sunday dinner guests of the ' " ~ rs. r Beerman of South • TWO REGISTEBED PHAKM:AClSTS ••• Your prescription ~e pO/Jt (I!fie& at waYne; Neb'ritftklt.;u IJecoru2 cJa ...·m.U' matter.. , Russell Lindsays. The Melvih Wetit Mrs. H. A. Soden of W1s~ ~~~ua,;~\~s "'H!i:er~~~~. guest at : "ill be accurately filled by a. registered pharmaeist only. '1"1 ~era"'NofI'WaiIaDer of tlitl ctt,. 'Or Wame. fbe CoUdt7 or tvAnle f~~~e~~~~~~t the Lindsay home ~~; :l~z:~~~n s~!::. guests at ~1:r. and Mrs. Adolph Korn : OVER 40 YEARS OF RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVIeE andtht'8ta1e.rNehrilak. "Son Gf tt Moon," by Hitrec, a native of Yugo- Mr. and Mrs. George Frahm and Mrs. Elmer Willers spent Tues· children viSited Sunday afternoon - FELB H _ slavia, is inte esting.ru; well as informative. The au- family were at the Henry \\/arre~· l:=ty and Wednesday at the Louis- at the John Lower home.: ER P ARMACY -,-,---______1 thor says, "lope tl)is novel- will dispel the illusion man horne Tuesday eVening.. /' Hememann home m Pender. lana Heikes of Omaha spent the • that India is.wpUl?ted exclusively by beggars. be- Mr. and Mrs. IV1elvm Bruns were 21.11-. and Mrs. Delbert Alderson weekend wIth the Charles Heikes'.: H. J, Felber and Walden Felber, Presetiption ~ ~~o!!=; f;;~;;~t.~to:~:;";~".~:::,;";:.;':'~= .&1~~:~ ~fi:r~h~reM~xc~~n1!;,,~eds t:~J ~;!~~~~£~n~~~Y;HJ~:!~~:1~i ~~~:~:~J :¥£ia~E~:y:;:~~~~ ~r,~~¥::;~r~t~r ;~~~;~~; ...... _ ...... ~~ri:::r~~n::~~$':_lg: f~~= ::~~~~~=·Ia"-·":-·,.- -'0'" Since 1I1di~ is a country about which most of us guests at the Gamble homE!. d8t; afternoon. ' Bartels home in Hubbard las-t Sun- 'I ~ have very vague i~as; this novel of modern India in~~~dA~~~r F?~;5a;~~n~~~ ~~; n('sd~~t~v~~:h~tyoa[!el~~~~~ ~r~; and Mrs. Gilhert ~'Iau. Ron- ' I will be revealing and, comeS at an opportune time. Tuesckry guests at the Ray Gamble Troutman. Janicl:' visit('d at the Lou ::J:~~~J~~ind~::~~ [~rt~i~°o";e? b~;'Kd~;! ::¥~ra~~li,;~~AI1~~a~raG~~i~: ~e:~~~;;:;;:;;[~~~~l~:~~~~ Tu:~da:oq~~~H~,~\:~r,\;,:'~,~;.~, H~ll ooC4lUSe!Of its title. And they won't be disap- and MarCIa of Concord wcre at Rami. :VIr. and Mrs. RusspJI Baird Utecht hornc. , pointed beca~se the stm-y is every bit as good as the Andrew Granquisl hom£' Sun- ("aiJrd thpre Friday evening. Mr. and Mr<;. \V('slf'Y Cary and! , N:'.BR;J,SK)\ PRt:""3 the name wolllld -indicate. da~:.ft~~~oo~rs. Alhcrt Kai and an~I~·lI~~Y ~~~~(---;'~:~:Qt ...\~~~u~~ !~enreO~u~~~~.e~!~~~r F,~~~d ~~~~::~ I The gift of an engagement Mr and Mrs. Fonest St('eie w~re C('n(' Baird in Norfolk. guests at thc CurtIs Footf' homf' ring preserves forever the last Sunday dinner g-uesls at the \'Irs Lulu Foote of Pilger called !\'Ir. and Mrs Ri:ly Eng"i arl'l memory of lifetime's hap ~',(~~'/~~/' Fred Hurd home. Mazi Ann Hurd FTld;fV mornmg at the Tpd Foote daughter Visited at th" CUlllS r piest moment, When rhat was bapttzed Sunday. homf' - . Foote home Thursday p\('n!n~ 1 gift is a DENOMA. you are Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Lange- - Helen Pinhn of Avoca. I;.;. \\ tS I assured of expert crafts. Way Back· meier and Jack and HeJen Piahn a Friday guest at th(' .\1 t .\lann manship and stunning ele. • A 'Bought' Election When •. ~~n~v~~:~t~a~t ... ~~~e ITehn~:d~;h~\~; • SOUTHEAST hOM~" and Mrs. '\lax Brudrg;ln \ [<;_ gance. ADENOMA Dia. hmne. WAY N E ited with ,Irs" ,la,,,;e Suh," Sun- mond i.s "the gift for the .JOR club mcrts Thursday with I day afternoon. , occasion" ,. a master· _Early returns in the Italian eleetion. MrS". Henry SchmItz. Laura Hansen (If f:ia,;- was a pointing as they did to a r!"'ounding defeat Mr. and Mrs Art Longc and by last weckend gu('st~ at th, A:·' for the communists, were nea,:rtening to the 30' Year. AgO' democracies whose efforts to bring about ~~~~~ ~';('~~f'I~~r~~~:~('e;\~~~:.: Staff Correspondent NI~~s.h~~f Thomsrn of \\·;,hdlf.ld a just peace in a troul)Jed Europe have April 25. 191B-A big drive for funds for the Mr and Mrs. Claren('E' Bronryn- Mr and :--'lrs. Albert Damme spent Tuesday ;mrl \\-("dnrosrLn Red Cross will start May 20 and continue one week. ski and DenniS W('rp last Sunday sp'·nt last Sunda'\ afternoon at the with th[' Henry r:l"lnkm,",n~ S11( .)i.:'~:"--"", been balked at every tu~n by the uncom afternoon guest.s at the Lylf' Gam- Bdl BenJarmn h~me In Laurel. is Mrs. Brlnkman·s mc)thf':· , t promising Russians, Jrp~~f~b.igR. i~o:a:.n!.hc~ui7t~h~~~~ ~f ~~:rfi~ ble home The Vernon SIevers fam"\' were Mr. 'and :\!Irs. Ray R('~';': \\"ror(' 1 nance" committee _ . _ Smoke from a grass fire be In- part, it was a diplom~tic victory. Jeannmf' Milliken was an (.'·f'r- at thf' Paul Bai('r h(>fne last Sun- Thursday callrrs at thc' ll('nr:, I ir.g used by Fred Beck:r'nan, blew across the road night gUf'st Friday at lhe Lylc- day c\enmg. ?vlonday e\"C'nmg they Bnnkmart holT'f' The offer of the democratic nations to re-· 81"'.Q blinded A. E. Halladay. causing. his car to hit Gamble horM'. cClIl,'d at the Carl SH:,vers home in Sundayaftf'rnoon and f'\'-'n:'"'::: turn" Trieste to Italy was a skillful move the Beckma11l vehIcle parked at the side of the road. Mrs. Lyle Gamhl(' sP('nt :'Tondny WmsLde guests at the Don D0.bro horn' "which caught the Russians by surprise, and Mr. Beckman, standing be~lide his car. was knocked afternoon \\ !tl1 :\-Irs. Clarf'nce .\It· ;lnd ::vIrs. John Sievers. Mr. were ::\1r. and :".lrs I:ImfT Eak," undoubtedly .it had an effect on the out down and. t~ro~n a considerablp distance, but es BronzynskJ. and :\Ir-. Adolph KGrn. ':\lrs. Ar. and daughters of Wakcfwlri. :'1: caped serious mjury. Both cars were badly dam· cotoe of the election. Russia· had no com- aged . Phyllis James ...... ent to South Sioux City Vi;n~ aa~d th~r<; F;;:~n~i~~a~~~I~:! ~~~g P,~'~~rT:~~!/~~ t :~~·d fi~~:a~ .;;;;;;;;;;:;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;....;.;~;;;..;.;;;;;.;;.;;;;;;;,;;;;;;~..;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;..-~ • parable offer to make to the Italians" Friday mortling to visit her sister. Irma. who home last Sunday aftcrnoon. The sron·rcf'S for thc infant twms of Mr. teaches in th[e public schools there . William Col· farm homes must But the victory also was 9n.s in" parl to yr)~!r f:JrTn hom~ ow~<: yon a liretime the European recovery proltram, which is lins and Rodney Garwood. who ha\"(' been m tram· , ing at "thf> Great Lakes training camp for sE'Veral of C':ood hard work. It ha~ to pay you pouring vast slims of money into Italy and months are spending a furlough With their parents other nations in Europe" In effect, the aid in Carroll Dorothy Huse, Who tf'a('hes In thp 1':lck in solid dollar yalue-pay you program might be interpreted as a ~llCCeSg high school in Stuart. \'i~ilt('d home folks SaturdflY do chores, too! :1.lCk by oziving you peak comfort and ful effort to "bu,-" the election" The cost, and Sunday . Dr. T. ,1. House acted as onl:' of the debate judges In Oakland Friday ('v('omg. Hp cO~\·l:ni~nce at a minimum cost for it if huge as is. may be cheap enough it will' visltl'd In Ban('roft wi1h John G .:'- ~~52" " " ~, ' ••••••••• ,.', ,VI ~,'."", ," " I ,,{~ ... ~~""i~~·"'·'1° 'WAYNE; THURSDAY, APltlL 22, 1948 ny·Vacuum l!leeting in Norfolk were Thursday supper g:ucst~ of Mrs. W1llard Wiltse and Evan Mr.i. Winnie Jones went to Iowa Jjm Ti('lgen and dl.ugh1 r r Tuesday evemng. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Swanson. mers of Wayne and MIS. l:;d '1 to attend the funeral of Luther Sholes and Mr. and Mr!>. \\ "I Mrs. Elgin 1 ucker and sons of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Garroto and wein and Barbara Moses. Williams Tuesday. He was <\ cousin Tletgen of Sholes. Fremont called at the Joy Tuckel Kay, Harold and Harry Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kenny of Frank GriffIth and Will Jones. Mr. and I\1rs. C. \\;'. Pr'l rill home Sunday afternoon. of Sioux City spent Sunday last callers at the L. E. Kenny home Jimmy Hurlbert was a Saturday supper guests of :vIr<.;. ,), Sunday Jast week guests at tile week at the Wesley Rubeck home. Sunday in Sholes, overnight guest of Dun Landanger Schrump in \Vaync Mond;t;. :l),'j Harold Nelson home were HenlY Gerald Cherry and family of Mr. and Mrs. Nonnan Clark and near Wayne. ter in lhe evening CClllrd on News Etta Perrin in Winside. Nelson and daughter and Mr. and Lincoln spent the weekend at the iJaby were wpper gUests at the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Waller were 1.111 ....." ..... BONTA Mrs. Vf'ndoione Parks and family Henry Cherry home. . Ray lIarmeier home Sunday. Mr. callers at thF Bob Fisher home of !:iioux Clty, Mr. and Mrs. CharJl'':; Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Murphy of and Mrs. Leonai'd Moore called in Sunday evcnmg. Patronize the advertl~ers Kudra, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ku· St. Paul. Neb., spent the weckcnd the evening. .. Mrs. Fay Landanger and child· dr~ and family of Osmond, and last week with lhe Henry Cherrys Mrs. Ray Harmeier, Jerrine and ren were Saturday'visiturs at the Sliffers Burn$ As Feeding H6i'e~ ~tock HrLf~," ~llJard NclsoQ and !:ion 01 !'.lU- Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Vlasal< at~ ~~c:heW~~n~~lt~aYE~~\~r~ooo~c~aJlers RO~~~\';{dal~1~~oG~~rge Huey re. Breed'ng Hel'e~ '5to~k COWl Truck CalchesFire WHte,.n FeedmQ H''''' Io'"eed,,'g Co.., Society r~~~. l\;agglC E~ans and.l\lr. ~nu i ~e;dde~u\hhe ~i~~~; ofi~UdH~~:I\~ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Eddie and turned to Des Moines Thursday af· ORDERS SOt..ICITED ~rs. D. E. Jones went, to SlO~x elfy Wednesday. ~ family were visitors at the Myron ter visiting at the hor Morris The Carroll ~ire de~rtment was Social Forecast. 1 uesday to get Mrs. F ran.k,IIughes, The Victor Haase family M Larsen heme Sunday evening. home. C. B. THORPE CO. I ~~3!s~aythaftPr~~~n ~~O~~\~n~~~h Legion auxiliary meets April 27 ~~~tsh~~ ~eh~sP~~~lert~~I~e~ t,~~~~~ ,August Haase. :Ind, Dclla 'spe~"t at~~~e~raaf~~s~~~s~~~~:na~def~~ su~J~:n~V~~g R~tEth~oI~'~rvi~~Cr~ LJViE .TOCK BROKERS i fire in a truck.: Mr. Morris was with Mrs. Levi Roberts. 0IIIcI PfIorIe 8-4223 107 ElchilnGe Bld~ took her to her home in Dlo.omlll'ld fhursd:lY evcnmg at the Henry mer's banlJuct In Norfolk Tuesday ris home. Tani PbOM 8-4242 SkI1Jl ~lJ SlIx:. hrdl ·fi'~eki~r~r~~d. t~e t~;t ~~~~d t~~ su~;~~O~lndC~)~~~~~~t~~i~lay~hX~~~i LL Morgan I-Iiller arrived In Nl:\\-' Haase homp to honor Delores on cvening. Mrs. W. R French, Frances and York and according 10 word {'I f V lJ 111' and Mrs Frank GrafflsGre. Darrell, called at the Clarence the hands and 'arms. 23 at 5:30, Plates $1.00; $.60 for r~riday h{'M;~rtf~a~t children under 12. --adv "~f;;~,,~ ,::,~"{~""~~,,;",;; ''Om ·,·"e".', ;"1,, ,:,,"i",::: I '"M" ,,:"~\~ d"t R:~;' ""~, c'l:,:~" ,I:,;;" :::~' '''m'"" a• ...~. thy' Harry G, ,Thall'p SOCIETY Philadelphia and BaltImore Jrom \Ve~k at t~\il\(C Cf{a~cs home I Iat the Joe Hinkle home Sunday overnight guest of the Maurice I • __!!11'. _' W"'nhoc,rhech"Ct'ra"pl<.CSo'nhC'Sh'·l.~' lE,'x,'~aoV,jl~' 1"u'f' f'd ;~e:(~ay .a~~ern()on o~r~~s C~.lr~ to honor Lynn s bIrthday Mr and Lages i Jean Dies in California Iinlttlng Club .> "... G l'vlrs 11"'.10 Lingfeldt and Betty VIsitors at the Henry Lage home 'rhe -,boys have started spring Knitting club met Monday after- his ports will bc MarselUcs, Francf'. vcn rav('~ and M~s. O. B. Morns. l-11nkl(' (A Omaha also were there !I Sunday e\enmg "\ere :VII' and !'Ilrs I' baseball practice. Mrs. Robert Gemmell received noon with 1\1rs. Ed TrautwcJn. m~~d ~Ino~ ~·~'~'~l~~rt\n~~s r~~r/<~ IAl~~' oat13or;:;:~, r4~~~., St~~~ aR~ Mr and fI:rs Da .. e Heed spent WaIte! Lage and Willard Mr lind Judge' George !\1'. Paradise of I word of the death of her brother ~io4x City. has accepted an invita-I Hal'. ry G. Tharp, son of the late I,'ril'ndly Ndghbors Monday. - iStf'cic of Valley spf'nl Thursday SU~~~y :\\~I~r~~grcrJ;I~~ll;d at the :\1-=rS=A=r='=hu=r=L=a=ge=~=I=.=:'=nd=M=r=S======hon to drJlVer the commencemcnt Mr and Mrs. L. R. Tharp, former· r~ri('ndly Neighbor c1uh hcld a frIr. :.Ind Mrs. Eddie Jo;ws dnd al the Irven Graves homf'. Clalence Morn::. home Sunday af . .r party at the Bill Heicr home Tu(>s~ Betty, and Mrs. John JUI1('S uf I\lr'S ,Lesl('r Yolk ca!krl on Mr<;. ternoon M~;en. at Carroll Tuesday, ~pr~f 10V:,~y~J~; ()lj~/soTcn~~~ h~~~ day evening. Nrxt mecling will be Norfolk were Sunday dinOf'l' guesls 1r\'('n (,rClv('<; 1 hl.l!c,day :\ft(.'rnoon. MI and \1rs lIl'nry Wacker and at the D. J. l1avis homC'. ]\:1". nnr! Mr". '·.ITPO JI'nklns took Llmlly V.lll Sunday dmncr g-ucsts I " Receipts from the senior play ill Los Angeles, Cal., where he had with Mrs. Lyit' Jenkins May 11. MY APPRECIATION, , , 'exceeded thOR£' of any play given made his home for mrnc years. George Enh>tls of Omaha SjJ('l1t ;hl'll" son, Doylf', tn. Iloclwslel" ot the Hl'uben Stanun hallIe 1ft II Saturday at thl' Jamc::, 11ampLq) rhUJ'~d<\y whrrp hf' will undergo itandoll'h in recent years. lie was a Spani!'h.AmC'rican war We' 1"11 ('Iuh home. 11rt'fltm!.'III~, .1oyc(' Hnd Daj(' Jcn· Mr, and Mrs. Will Knoll were Grade News \'('kran, having enlislcd in the t!:~1~~, r~r:~~l'l~lOG~~'~~~~h~~~~:~~~~~~ c.;ur.<.;ts al tho:.' Sam Jt'nkin ... hOlT',e!l{Lns rC'malnf'd :11 lh!' 1-:. L. Pear- Tuesday cvcnlng callers 'at the and thanks to the voters of AFIC'ne Bowers. Elzira Carlson, J'P.l.!;ula.1' army.,. H~' spent three nmg. e\cmng Api'll 11 10\~nll hom( ITerman Thun horne. I I Sheryl .Hj;'ndrickson, Janelle Jen· y.{,Rr~ I~ til(' P~111IPPInQ IsJaniils, sta· hdp Cora J( nkms c!'ll bra h hCI I !lr1r anri \1)" () n MOl ns and O:-.car·l hun called at the Her·1 District II who supported kins, June Gaye Wagner, Larry tHlncd In MaI1l1 Jobusqn home 111 - th;Khf~~QcePel!ry .Johnson attended a Soco~ jf;I'~:.~},:~':~,\:."~··:·1 .,. ~".;';;'~_'_'~'~ ~"..;,, ____------~ ...... --~------:-...:...... o;.t----~~~~~~~-+~?~-..1 . • ,0; ••• t" e $~t . , . ,', i@lI!8,4.;; 0,1 (VU!4/to;4ett:e'%~t'If.".q;CC'¥ €SJ!4%n;;\ . THE WATIIo"E WAYNE. THURSDAY.· APItIL 22. 1948 Plants and Fiowers." 'was ~iscus- son~ SPE'r':lt Sunday,l('vening at the'1 SOUTHWEST sed by the leader, Mrs. 'Wyhe. '!'h~ LOUie \\ Iilers home. E ~A~~e VZ~~d af~o ~~n~~i~~~~~r 1~~d. W~'~e a~~]~;:. s~i~~a~o~~('~~~~~ WAY N E '"IT WAS JUST A-LITTlE FIRE ~:n~~i~e:~n~~~~;:e:rrz!!o::~te~~ \,j~~~ ~'~~YMHr!.n~n 2n~~~i;~~~ by.------' -WHEN IT STARTED! News Mrs. Ernest Elder. and Mri S~ Carroll \\ledrlf'sday. Mrs. Larson Staff Correspondent BY MISSREICHElRT ~~~hTh~' ~~l; ~llhh::;~ no~h~st ~::~.('rYl'd her 80th birthday that ;\'11'. and Mrs Ed Grone meet10g at the Henry F1eer. ho~e :\II'. and Mrs. HC'nry Andersen the Elmer Lyons' of Laur('l 37 Pastors Attend 1350 Books toaned on l'vlay ~l. The lcsso~ Wlll tra~ ;lnd :\1r. and Mrs. Gurney Hansen brate theIr Lith \\!('dd1Og anni\!er- • t "Gett~ng Acquamted With lccnl a I~r;{'n1 Sunday even10g at the H. C. sar:y Sunday. Ce,ztral Conference By Winside Library S ocre I. America," WIth Mrs. C. L. IT).e 5 H~nsen home. :Mr. and Mrs. " .... al.dcn Lyons -of I:) G "::1 • • leader.. ,;'o.fr .. and 1'.Ars. P. C. Jensen and \Visner were last Sund;IY supper 1 Social Forecast Wedding Annlvenmry Jlmmlf' visited at the Gilbert s~n- guests at the Ed Grone home. The north central conlerenee 01 The Winside library board n]~t 'Three Fours bridge club meets Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Miller en- dahl home In Carroll Friday e'o- Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Andersen I • ~~ ~~';~~~~~ ~I~~;~~~lfs~~~~~'s~: ~no:~~B;h:e~e~iic SI~b~~~Y !:i!:: ~~!~ ~{~~~~:i;~~::i~~nt:rt::: ~~~ir;;;~n~~~e~~~~:~~P~i\ 1tr.e:~ :~~~:,:~~n~o~ee~'~r~t ~~e a:C;I~\~ ~~~~~~17:'~Ie:~s,~;ra~f~;v~n::::; Protect Your Life and Property with a 'EI.~d~eiCw;~·eadtn~t1~·Y~~At~·il~~~I~. :*1~~ ~l~: ~.ns~~erL~~v.,/OllM~~~IlGe:ik: Cdao},elr. ie club this afternoon (Thurs- ~~~:;f ~he~r :\?~~I~~g W:~~dl~~IC ~~ahj~ ~~~:~~;:~~;n~~d ~~~gh~~~. ~~~ Fd a~eao~tl~~:s~~·:C ~'~;I~~~~C'I~tlf~~ 11 }f:'~!. Hilpert IS pastoral the host G~Fi,~rli~~~rl;:;'~r.I~· i!;ta~~~~~: Busy nee project club meets cards Mrs Miller ~rveand U~fTS~ NI,·, Billy Loebsack and daughter, ~~yne Ande~sonJ home. They are FAIRBANKS-MORSE WATER SYSTEM chui'ch. reported three n&w readers in the Thursday, April 22, with Mrs. Joy eo~ .. GU~S. ts wMre. d' Iv! s Clar- Dldnne Jo, all of SIOUX City. Mrs. Andcrs.cn's mother and Sister, _ t s f:rom month of .March and that 350 Wllhe Mlller, ~. an r R b ;'\Ir and ~![rs. Russell Malmberg pc tiv£'lv • You've seen it happen. First a The difference be ...... J uf Altona, M-r: and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. George Gabler ('n· a "lster-In-law of Mrs. Below, was lIalil •• a •••• a.m.r::;.;,;j •••lilllili...... , :1 n,ohlff of Wayne, rv~r. and Mrs, tertained Mrs. A. r. Gabler of a Sunday dinner guest at the :: -I Martm Pfelf~er and lVIr. an~ Mrs. Long B{'ach, Cal.. and John and JIa~m home. I\-l . George Farran D T II !.~larenee Pfeiffer and son, if Hos- Bill Gabler at dmner Saturday and daughters rswere afternoon • CJ...lora.ll,ft eX : I kins, Mr'. and lVIrs. L. G. V. a de and noon. ""U('sts. : V u"" • daUghte~, Mary Lo~. Mr. and ~r~. Mrs 1\. C. Gablpr of Long ~ II . .1 Chns v,. leble. Mr. and Mrs. 1- ritz Rf'8Ch Cal was a iunciwon gu>:'st .. PHBA 7851 : I AV(,fn:tan, MI'. and l'. I \Vavnc ~ wt.CH FUELBERTH 'I·Ce I t at cards 'md VISit MI:-;. Fr,mk Hicks 0 . dl.. S rung~i'as ~ri~~c served Ju~ch. - spcnt th(, past \v(,f'k. at the home :n Sta II.... n·g at erv, I mg. r~. of her son, Gerald HIcks. . 1.----:-·t L therah Aid Mr. and Mrs. W. J :III ON 'HERMAN KOLL 'FAR t I r~m. \ u Lutheran Ladies Aid Mr. and Mrs. R. H. ThompsonMisfeld~ an " N b church parlors Wcdnes_ son and Mr. and. Mrs: Russell : 2% miles west and 2 south of Win ide, eo,,/~~l;rao, n!ternoon t~(' With Mrs. Axel Thompson and lamlly were Sun • Smith of Norfolk as hostess. day dmner gUests ~f. Supt. an d : 'I Twenty-three members were pres- Mr!'. Neal Gr~bb at Tilden. den} III 'ent Guests were Mrs. A. C. Gab- Mrs. Don V. acker took sud . y g Ie 'of Lo~g Beach, Cal., Mrs. Hans at her home Thursday eytlJ"l.mg : A~d(,I"en, Mrs. E. M. Stamm, Mrs. wns taken '0 n Wayne hOS~lt~: II. Clal'encl' Nelsen, Mrs. Herbert m~dJ(.. al trefltlJ1.cnt. Her co : L k Penn, Holtz Mrs AH)ert Jenkins and IS Improved: ~ DC Y ~ Martha S~ith. Members made . and 1\'1:s. Jaco~ Walde we;e • I ' hold a food sale Satur- Sunday evemn.&" supper... guests at PHBA.AS-4283 I 8. The com~~~tee' thlcr~t~n~~s;:.nilfr:W~:Wll~~ ~nd I. Stal ion' were entcl'tairikd at dmner'. Palomino at the. ClareD:Ce "CIll'oeoe'r, rlorrle.· .,', 5~;: , lOOney we gladly spend for safety ~.~~ DOES SAFETY PAY? True-it costs mo~y in many ways-in reduced chance of~~ to pat telephone employees through FllSt Aid, suffering and disahility 0 , • in the healthi;r such as the· "how to apply a splint" course morale of an accident-free atmosphere ~ ~ " m shown above. It costs money to train our the better, mare economical teleph~ne ~lce people in· safe working pr::ctices. _It. cos;S we can provide when everybody is on the Job,. money to keep tools and eqwpment ~ proper : ,vorkinj: order-hazard free. But the time and every d!!yo N~!!s.!!!!..~'!!!!~.!'~~~'!~Y ® ::.:::."',!:,:~=::!~:~ . -,I' ...... ~ v-~..,., 1\ ~''-;'T,T,~'''''''''''':T''''-''-''-''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''... , ...... ___...... ~.T.T.T.T."""'...-.:": ...-~...-..- ..... - ...... I TmmSD'~V, APRIL 19'3 cnts, ;\11. Hnd Mrs. Axel Fred Clarence Dahlquist Mr. and Mrs. son and family, Mr. and Mrs' Fred ricksen. Henry Erwin, Dale and Marcia, Forsberg, Mrs. I\lable Forsberg and The Raymond Ericksons VJere Mrs. IvaI" Anderson, Mrs~ Axel sons, Mrs. Ellen Johnson and Rev. Sunday afternoon carters a t the Linn, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gunnar- and Mrs. Paul Nelson. Ivan Anderson home. Last week visjlors at the Adolph • ....s ...... a...... •••• .. •••••• Bloom home to see Mrs. Bloom, • \vho has twn ill \verC' 11r. and Mrs. • • MEMe'ER OF • • AT • • West Randolph Ballroom ~ .. "Where the Good Bands Play" t SERVING NAT'ON·WlOEl Modern, yet homeHke funeral i home ... Finest equipment II' FRIDAY, APRI L 23 .. , Reasonable prlce. -:-II' The II' • Music by One of Your Favorite Bands Beekenhauer ..• CUff Kyes and His Orchestra Service =:. Admssion: 83c plus tax 11l>1I0'r'1If..... Etwlil· WlIJard Wiltse, Llcens'd Embalmer Mrs. QUentin' Ei'Win was honored I on~'her' blrtHdiiY Wednesday after i ...... a •••••••••••••• noon when her guests were Mrs. Thomas Erwil1; M~. Glenn Magnu son and' children, Mrs. Waldo Jbnnson and Barbara, Mrs. Clar ence Tuttle and Mrs. Lyle Cleve land... Evening:visitors were Mr. and ~l~in~~Z;;J:s~~.~~. t~g ~~~'. No Question Farm Appraisals - 4~{' Farm LORns 416 Main St., Wayne About: It ... ,.'1 .;' ,:)i'tl. Ii. . '''' lyn Johansen m Dixon .· .. ;I'&U.i;S. cmROPRAcTORS.· ternoon. (Est. 1914) TIRTZ were held Mrs; Thomas. ~rwin and VC'rdrl • .. Neurocalometer Servtce D Luther~ The were Norfolk VIsItors Saturday a/· was held ternaon, . 112 East 4th 8t. Morris Mr. and Mrs. ArVId Peter<;;on and Phone 49 Wa.yne, Neb. SERVICE Salisfies t work, of sons, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Art Schagpr called at the John Nygren home Whether you want the windshield cleaned, car lubricated, tire repair-ed, a wash Wakefield, J. ~a'om'''~ Meyer'S' PHONE 68 .. ,'; ~ "., ••••••••••••••• " ••••••• , eo ceo 1""ij;1'~d lng H, .. ,tt .\I"'!I)" I ' . at;~ ~~:,'.;,\~d@:·~;"v It.a~. ~i"~Jru-r~V~I~~~ th ... ('Il, LIl,;lall a (H'W W\-1I In .)1<:>- m"i"lal I'ark t""'.?""'""." :\1"''',11 ",a~ f~u-t hy thf', ),fo.yor and '1,;n _~"I~l:~t!.l/~:~e(,~,ll~~\·~~I'!":'!I~~·~";.~ ~!"U~ NEW LOW PRICES ON I~", Hl~' 0'" and )'leC'ture.. \""In~ nn: lIOOf' .\.I',(I"n de\·t"red ca.rrlpd, -:·h. t,dl~l\\ Ing biu~ \!.-~e oppoed r,·,j'T"rating: vf tht' nuditur· Baby Chicks White Rock Rhooe IslaM Red Barred Rock Buff Orpingtons Triple A Grade $13.00 per 100 Leg Rocks Austra Whites White Leghorns Lester· Electric Triple A Grade $12.50 per 100 f Jac:k; K. Lester 12~:S. MaiD, SProAL WB~."Neb. ON, STAtUm CHICKS lc per week more than baby chick price TRUTH t9>t. PARADE! IS THe NICK. NAME fOR ANY SCOlSMAN. AS IT IS A FAMILIAR FORM Norfolk. Hatchery OF'THe COMMON NAME IN Norfolk. Nebraska .SCOTlAND;'ALEXANOER" a15t3 WHICH MEANS'·HElPER OF ME.N ~ •• SO, HE IS WRONG WHO STARTED THE STORY THAT "SANOY-'S STINGY • • ,. FJ{ED F.EE(J, Fi!~ fOr Ev.... y·Need CITY ('O('-~'TIL rUOcF.ED1X-G...fOi. ling- of thp ("in COOPER,S PRO·MIN 11 til" CiT .... t'!erk's Get 0 • .,. t'r",,,,, "efore- I.. ,1:" ", ·W·' ...•'" ;', .....•." ' ill···.... Mrs'- ':." . -- . , '., ~. ! -, ~ - - Y - Y ••••• y ..... " ~ " ... ~ ...... " " ,. .. " -.." " , .,. .... "', ~I ~J''''''''' .. " " •• " " " ~ -.- -. - 1 . THE WAnlE HERALD. APRIL 1948 Art Micha and family were SunM day dinner guests at the C. A. Bygone Days Pres ton home. Mrs. Wildon Hammit Stirtz modM Mr, and Mm. George Bartels atM eled a gown of 50 years ijgo, worn Anna Blanche Evans Wore short tended funeral services for Mr. by a family friend, Mrs. Merrill Pe fancy white gown when she wa~ Bartel's aunt, Mrs. Adolph Brug· ton of WoodQine, Ia. This was married to Henry E. Ley June 7 geman, in Elk Point, S. D., Friday. white with lace insets. The lace 1930, at Homer and she modeled ·NORTHWEST ruffled trimmed gown worn this. Mrs. Robert Merchant wore It's A Boy Clam Smith when she was mar the net over satin gown whIch WAYNE . The Bennett Youngs of Persia, ried to J. W, Jones at Linculn, Dons Rice chose when she Was Ia., are the parents of a son weigh· Feb. 14, 1900, was modeled by Mrs. married to Prof. Ralph Sellhorn at . by------, ing 8 lbs., 7 oz., born April 14. Mrs. Erville Hughes. Mrs, Victor West Peru, June 4, 1935. Mr·s. Edgar .. Staff Correspondent Young is the former Beatrice modeled her own princess gown Meese, who as Mildred Simons r Preston, and the youngst!'r is the with lace and ruffles, worn when white velvet at her wedding • :Beverly Jean Carlson was at the first grandchild of the c. A. Pres· ~he as May Royce, became the . , la., Oct. 22, 1936, mod. Walfred Carlson hc.me Saturday tons. bride of Dr. West' at Malcomb, Ia., her Barbara MorC'y and Sunday, \ Oct., 5, 1904. A long blUe gown with Wore the white satin whIch CaBers at the Walf;ed Carlson tJounces, which Emily Walt model Was the wedding gown of Dorothy ed, was worn by her grandmother, Dempster who was married to Or home the past week were Mr. W ~ Emma Bayer Who became the bride Mrs. Clarence Carlson and family.. I L BUR val Brandstetter at Neligh, Feb. 21, ~cdnesday; Mr. and Mrs. Henry of Herman Waterman in Omaha 1937. L J.;,a.t1genberg, jr., and son and the by ~ April :2, 1909. Mrs. Robert Me>r· A white. satin wit.h train WrtS chant wore the gown which Minnie modeled by Mrs. Ed Wolske, who ~~be~~s~~;nb~~;is;;:~gala;in~~: StaIf Corresoondent Bartel had when she was married as Rache) Brandstetter became a to Charles Heikes Jan. :.m, 1910, at hl'lde May 28, 1940, at LeMar~. Ia. Fr;~.y ~~dni~~. Will Schraeder Sunday afternoon guests at the' FISHER-STRIPE Hubbard. A fun soft white gown was mod('lC'd visited at the Don DiMaio home ¥~~~~l~~~ a~dmMrs~Frr~d ~~i~ Mary \Vell." was married to L. by Mrs. Clarence' Bronzynskl who last Sunday evening. uf Norfolk. A. F'an~kl.' al SIULIX City Oct. 12, as Lois GHmble became a hl'Jde l!)IO· and Emily \OVa11 modeled hl'r l\lay 26, 1946. in Wayne. :'v'Irs. A. an~r~l:~~iC~~~· ~~r~lkS~~~~al~~~ Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Greunke gown WIth LWl' Ifl:;cls. Mrs. B, ~., W. Jones wurt' h('l' wat('r-silk gown Sunday dinner guests at the W. and family visited at the Henry Mrs, Preston had for her wedding. Brandstettl'r WOrl'. the gown In Iwhich \vas her wedding d.ress Nov H. Piwemtzky home. Temme home Sunday evening. OVERALLS Mrs. Preston found that Mr. Pres- whIch Shl', as 1'..;lsa Kemnitz, be- 3, 19"}6, \vhrn she was Joanna lJII~ Mabel Griffen of Sioux City The Herbert Thuns called at the ton's initials of H. A. P. always came a unde at Almond, Wis .. June 10:1. Rayoma IIeikes find Kermlt visited from Thursday to Sunday Herman Thun home Sunday eve~ An Outstanding Buy at spelled happiness in their home. at the J. M. Manley home. ning. I :J~'~/~~llOin~~~l~: ~~·~~:11ew~1~rlh~li~~~· ~~g.re1~~ l~~~~ J:n~r;~~S.JnA~~~'\\;~ Oliver Bass of Dixon spent from Sunday dinner and luncheon ,oe\h VanBusk.irk W? ,e .When Shc~1 ,.node]t'd .her urocaded sat In gown Monday to Wednesday at the J. guests at the Henry Schroeder became' the bride ()f lhomas John- Barbara Bull wore her white Si:l.t~ M. ,Manley home. Mr. Bass is Mrs. home were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin son at Hay Springs. Feb. 17. 1915. In gown In wh,ch she was ma'ned Mrunl,cy's brother. Young and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ·ture Store MI's. J. w·. Sutherland wore the to Paul SiC\'ers Feb. 13. 1948 in Mr. and Mrs. Delmnr Ankeny of Rohert Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Walter 2.69 Surber furnl dress whIch \\'as Angle FIsh's bnd· \Vayne. ' Emmetsburg, la., were Monday Cassrey and son, Mr. and Mrs. IvaI' al gown June :2, 19:20, whe.n she' At conclusion or the marc·1t of night guests of the J. M. Manleys. Jensen. Richard and Robert. was mat"lil'd to Russell Prestun at ul"Jdes. Lhn·c gencrations of dn's- Mr. and Mrs. John Franzen of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Griffith Tougher Than Denim' Beldpn. sos In the Preston family Wf're Carroll wete Wednesday evening were Thursday evening guests at Now SelJs and Maintains Service for Anna Gmnqulsl worc dark b e prcsented. These gowns Included guests at the Harold Sorensen the Kenneth Johnson home. A mighty good looking quit(' shun guwn Sept. tl, I!J~U, Those of Mrs. Emily Preqon. Mrs. home. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Johnson overall and mad e to whenQ she' was married 10 Lyle Charle'> Dull and Mrs. Paul Sicv. Mr. and Mrs. Merlound Lessman and daughters were at. the Amos Gamble at Wmslde. and she mod· el's. and Marlin spent Wednesday eve· Echtenkamp home Friday even mg. Brown-McDonald specifi_ cJed this at the pageant. When Ra· MarJorie Brandstetter closed the rung with the Lavern Harders. Rev. and :vII's. O. B. Proett and cations exactly as illus Sewing Machines chel Preston was marflcd to program with solos, "0 Promise Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Conger called farruly visited at Kenneth John- trated. Wide shoulder at the George Bartc;ls home Wed- sons Sunday evening. :~~, ~l:t,. Char/C' .... Bull at Wayne, June t!. Me" and "Because," The children straps that will not curl. , . 1921, shc worl:' a white gown· short fOllowed the brid(,s in the reces n('"Sday evening. The H.oy Day family were Sun- )i"~~~~epresentative of Bob's Sewing Machine Depart veil and pointed shoes. These wcre sional and the' Dawson twins ex Mr. and Mrs. Carl Victor, Rol· day di[lfIer gUests at the H. R. two heavy drill fr 0 n t . ment of the Elkhorn Electric at Norfolk will be avail modeled by hcr rliwghler. .:\13ry Imguished the taper lights. pockets ... two roomy hip !rt~sd~)~. Donna were in Sioux City ~~~~ ~~~ech\7d~~0~~~e~~~ ~~~h . I!l>le at the Ray Surber Furniture Store on Thursday Bull. A whIle gown heavJiy bC TOTAL LIADlLlTlI;S ~1.a31.103 a3 3.98 to ('AI'ITAL ACCOL::\TS Capital Stock; Common stock. total par $100,000 00 1.49 SUl1J1us Undi·vided profits Rrserv(' Rp--:('rves for 105s('s bcforf' taxe's TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ~IS-,018.691 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOU~TS -;,-~46,1~;.62 i MEMORANDli-;\1 As':rls pledged or ao.;signNI to s('curc Jiabililie~ flnd for other purpo:.;cs S 1fif'.()OO.OO State ()f Ncbrflsk;:l, County of W,lynf', s.o.;: I, Henry E. Ley, cashier of the above-named bank. do :-.ulemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my kno\vlcdgc and belief. HENRY E. LEY, Cashier CORRECT- ·Attest· Herm'tn Lundberg' Fred S. lkrry A It. Lundbrrg Your Governor Calls You To Dlr('cturs Sworn to and ~uLscribcd before me this 10th day of April. 19·18. -Ifdj; tNe ~~ G~ (Seal) Martin L. Ringer, Notary Public aU 48 states, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and District HLITTLE WOMEN" O:~lUlnb;ia urge every American-urge you to help the new Guard in your- community. Campus High Junior-Senior Play 19.75 -give your Guardsmen employees regular mili College Auditorium SI%05 J6 fo 46 to, attend summer camp-in addition to their l:egular Tuesday, April 27 - encourage your menfolk;in their Guard activi 8:00p.m. women about the new National Guard. Admiasion: Students, 35c _ Adults· SOc: I' .: ,', -tax included For I~fbfmatio~.s~~lliecom- '. .man!. r bf tlie. National Guard ,Unit' n your community or con- P!p~n'--'"ed b;y arrangement:. wl~h Northwest Press lar. ; t~CS!,' ·t.·~~~'.19~8:l·'Ve~er~ns~ organ- _ ,1za.t n.·' . "-, ;,I. ',' '. "., .":,~~ ( r or tilt I)oard ,-uccf'{'dml; funds !o use \~~~cer ~ese~..p ,MemorUJl POPPieS Monday \\lth 16 pre~cnt :Vl~s S A. HO'ikll1s' 511605 It idl'rshlf) <-IS \\ell as to tlnd fun - -, --_ ~ as comparl'{j to SY ...'9 JSu [or Jan- formr r ('nun \ A.::t nT V"Iltpr R proJ~ tS on~ 500 ~Y', P I" • Lutgcnv."sa gucst MIS Cla,cnce • ----- ,andhll",,,hlp"'lh,,,;rou(pofmcn' • "uf) 1"47 lhl,"'pr",nlsastate- lIanh Th' "",,,,{onduCl- lhec S f or._. eac "ere"gJ>;' On Sale May 1 -Sehroedcr ann Mrs GU) ARder- I\~ho f'l"P<-'tt th(lr hOD1eSj.Hld \~hOIAllen Youth EdlttJ ..... ldc I(iuctwn t.f l'b percent pd h) I l' "1~ (hllrmLn and to Ih!' d!,ans of the Schoo: D, Slln, countv chaIrmen, \\r re named I Name Wayne Girl WOlk TOJ-;t ther to ITldke t 1C b0)5 F td7ltl( <; fur tht- st l'e In Jan- 01 hpf', 1'1( ndl 11; \\0r' \ .... allacc I Harold. ( Lueth of the U~ev;- Poppy day Will h( oh,<;erved in delegates -Lo thf' state :(!ll\ent,onnd • II ,Hid girl!; of the cnmmu lty ~oud I Agriculture Paper Uitr} rl-, dill Jf,ns for P;\l \ 1':-1" mpnh In a SOCICt) Actual research to be con by volunteer workers of the Iand to~ d~onstrat!ion. III obser- \Vavne "as accE'ptcd Tuesday as u4~rng i rogram r I of Nebraska AgrIculture, the ailzlflg a ~) 1 1)('1 cer,l rcdu~tlOn lor long ran>:;( ((H~"('r, <1l1on program, duet('d at the medical schools WIll American Legion aUXIliary. Con· \iance o( ,n'~y~,naj ~08C' t'monstra- i it member of Card mal Ke)o high· 150 bee ~~~~~e~l~~E.' n~~Uh ~~ a - n('\\spaper of the Nebraska Farm t!\{" year - I be deTennmed by therr cancer COr:l- tributions receIved In eXichange for tlOn weeK. ay 0 (sson ma- t'l5t natIOnal honorary sen ICC' C e as, "a en·e Bureau I 'Cr'l(mupd -afe d-I\ mg by ~e- mlttees J.~e flowers WIll be used In relief term! for the summer months was sorority 1fit ..... dl 1 leecnc ftom th~ orji!;am- (I Frederickson a ~duate of braska mJlurls\s \\/11 do much to- City Teachers Sign ''ThmUCTJ'out the state tumor ~~d rehabilitation work for dlS- drstrJbuted. A "ta~pmg" ceremony \\a<; held :;~tlon? ~OOk ans~ve? ~hal wlthd Wakefreld ~Ugh' schoor;s a sopbo- ward th( dccomplishment of the dlfllf''' h?~~ h("('n mstitut~d \\hlCh ablcd veterans, 1helr familIes and The next meetmg WIll be m Au- with members of the orgamzatIO~ a ~~~s ~ntYC~rs °d eldo t!.Pdang I mOrT'::I.t the Um~crslty of N'ebras- Slate Sah I) C(Junc~ ~ ~rne to - '48-'49 Contracts I Jlro\Id\" free consultative :servuc the families of the defHl I gust. going into the Sltudent audu:'nce, fedm; abou~n 1if~n an~n I~ w~r~ 'I k\l~uth(:h~~i~ Fine Arts Festival Representattve Fifty-four Klwanians ere pres- Nebraskan, university student Gene E. Thompson, a junior Wltt. John Kyl. John Ald~n Lewis, Ruth Ros..",i, Wayne ~ EnglU;h Da· y C Iv ent at the meeting, Do Warner PUblication, at WaYne State Teachers college, ~rrnellc ~~E'us~orn. dH;zCI R~, instructor, \\-iU accompany three lr a es died jate Sunday evening in his students to tlIe Nebraska fine 3fts ;;-~~ark ':n~~~~~: \'i,~:;:ceMu~~, ~;~ :~no: ""s;:~~als a:oar;::eetin~ of Comrne~ !d h Cramf erhattended he meet-[ Wayne Players Seek ~:~~~dT~~a;:~~'f ~SP~!:~~l~ :!'dhua''''nadYd'I'ta"lolntaej'rc.fulos':m.\'''-e..realagrafiry. t- ~~~~~~e ~l~~]nwkhis~~~~ is making 109 ere or t e e. p cardl8c fallur€'_ <. '- - , in the dramatic reading section, P~l:;I;';;t;:'r,;~~~~';,~~~H to send a represen- The Kiwanis octetfirst~' 5 g "Steal !Tal en t f'Sor USpec" M d].'l -----__ Paunell Palmer in original ora~ dairy ~~h~~vh:~h Away," The \Vayne Players met Monday B lj!; ~~"p~ona~ Nl~br~ra. ~e ~\: C',onfinned _. Itory" and DeVce Re~of:ski. poetry at auction May 27 In e\enmg for a general discussion funeral, to be held W~sday at vernon HolIman and Ro... e 1'¥lar!c I reading Miss Rpss will+-~~~g COllrt House ill of their forthcoming production. Niobrara. '\\.-iU be attencred.by a Roeber \"ere conflnned Sunda) m the state rnee~~ of .... ~ l being sponsored by I"SUspect " Plans were made for large delegation. of college stUa Immanuel Lutheran ch1fEch. The II teachers assOCIatiOn. .""'0""00 ',tl,~' Commerce as a Close Arbor D g two readings of the play May:; dents, Rev, T, H. Buehn~1' offioated.. The , ,qt::jj;;;I!Oon,prpfi~~~;;:niUr. Its pUrpose is '!When an;Yone who is interested in. Ichotr sang a s~aI anthem, ~e Re\okes Parole " ." edJob dairYing in The court bouse oW s vnll be a part bas a chance to participate. To Hold Court Haven of Rest, (or the se""ce, I Jud!;e J. M. Cherry reHIk d n ll",)ri:li~ast.rn .."",'ao~ .. One huna !closed all da): Thursday jn obseI"V- The seniors of Wayne high pre- DIstrict ~udge Fay Pollock will A ~~er was served_ to aboU~ ~= ~]~e:~~ayrt~~: of cattle be pur- ance of Arbor day. legal Nebraska sen ted sketches of therr class play. hold eourt m W~~ Thursday and Jlelatl.... es and gUests l~ the ch j , -n • the ...... rnn.. l SPl1~. the sale_' hohday. "'January Thaw:' F'riday, I parlors after the $en'lCc. mauu &: ~>n I, ~:'~~"~'tr ._