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Teaehers Learn Abo~t
Latest English Tact
,Since pruclically (> \' l' r y bod y
c~aims ,Johnny can't write, lS{J
l aehers and school oflldals came
t Wayne Salul'day tu learn aboul
n~w I~eas tl1"'lt '!pay' OVf'ITOme
Johnny's hal1dl\U P
The ocJ~}ilon) w~s. a regional
conference f~1 English teachers,
one of seVCI'nl such m~etings arranged b y the Neb r ask a
Council of J:<;ngtlsh Tea c her s.
Mrs. Mildn~d Jones. assocInlc pro·
fessor of ~nglish at Wayn£! Statd,
expressed pl£!asurf' when advance reservatIOns edged over we.
Then sh(' wp<; overjoyed when
about lS0 appeared, rep res en ling
35 schools in NE Nebraska.
Dr. ItO) Higgs, bead of the WSTC
languag{' di\'lsion, oullined the En·
glish teuctllng problem as he ga'vC
a bl'ld wl'kome talk.
Thomas Fairclough of the UnIversity of Nebraskll carried on
from that point in Ihe main ad·
dress, explaining how modern
linguistic research has prod Jced
new insight into the problems of
teaching Englisn.
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He ('Iil'd onl' nl'W text as I IIf' I
leading {'xampl(! of new Engl1~l1 I
instruc\wna I ml'lhods-a book /10\\ ,
being u,,('d 111 Sflllll' \Vu~Y!1(' High
ir;';S~~ti;n :One
eight pages
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Resident;;~ G~t' , "Both
Council and School '
~:rt~!rr:!e~~::se (outu$es S~t for' Tuesday
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A special group of'teiC'phonc up-
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calling
GETTING READY FOR THE KIWANIS ShrO'Ct'TUC;da y pancake
storts pt 5:00 p,m, Tuesday, Feb, 26' nd with'serving until 8 p.m,
feed at the city auditorium, I<iwanipns Arnie eeg, left, and AI
~ittig, righ.t, help Kent Hall, center left, and D 1105 Wendt, rrght,
Into the unrform of the day, aprons, cops and potulas. The feed
This islthe second annual Shrove Tuesdpy celebration by the Kiwan-
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Boeckenhau~· r
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Sf>rllCe 10
"How-to-Dial"
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"A trip to the leadNs,hip camp
is one of highest honors in 4·loI
club work," said Elaine St{ucius,
associate state 4·H dub leader in
the University of Nebrasl(a Agriculturill Extension Service.
M1SS Boeckenbaucr h3!; bcen ,<1
4-H member (or 10 years und ha~
completed projects in foods, cloth·
ing, sheep, photography, junior
leadership, garden, home living,
entomOl~y,babY b,ep.f"
breedlng, &e'
and yard
beautifioation. Slle has· ~ aCtive
in two Wayne County 4-H cilub"
holding nearly evcr~ office in·
eluding two years as president.
She was awarded Ak·Sar·13en's
"Best All·ArouIbd Exhibitor" han·
ors on a coulnty basis for six
years An hon~r student in high
schooi, she ha~ served as Presi·
dent of both the Pcp Club and thl'
local Future Homemakcrs of Am
eriea chapter.
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Pierce
S~eded in
Class Bt Gurney
,In March at Rice
herce will be No 1 secded and
Wayne No 2 seeded when the
Class B rlistricl baSketball !ourna·
ment Ol)('n al Hlce Memonal Aud·
Itonum March .'i
FIrst round pairing match Neligh
Bloomfield and Plamview,a.nd
Laurel Tuesday. March 5 WIth
Pleree and Crofton and Holy Trin. Ity and Wa~ ne plaYIng \Vednesday
'I01ght
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Elcd~W TASS~~latlOn
meetlOg
an accident on hLS farm. Suber was
having a two :-;Iory barn lowered.
The one seetlon, held by a winch
and a cable, was being' IO'fered. to
the ground,
Suber ran under ~he ~eetion to
In
CaIen dor ~h OWS Marc hiI' yepr?sentauv~s
nco n ues, Y"
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fr~m Ne~~~k~:
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A B 11 P d
te~d, lhe, annual me'Ctm.g 0 t
usy
erlo
"Idtcwlde ~ervlce. orgaruzatJOn..
Till ~];II'{'II '11'.1:<' (;I\I'IIIi.lI· ,110\\'>
... 1;111 ,111'1'.~1)ll.ll.
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WSTC Dramatists 0
dill' \LIITII I I
til
~1111:il IIIl)jll'lt\1
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Well in Lincoln Meet
IJ{' 11.11 (I \\
('(Iunty a.c,·
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lhf'11 on :\ljlch I.'). I (dcral In.
C()OlC lax('.~ jO.I, 1ndl\ ulu<lb are dllt'
Other tax p'lli b duc on March 15
j
Fourt,h ',IUd!" t'rly instal,l,mC,'nt and
la~t day to 11 C amended declaratinn of estlma
tax for ta).~·
6hded Feb. 2
Indivlduab
may flk fln;d
:d ill I](,ll Iii
individual income
y{ J'c, on [!fical year
, 1963.
other than farmers)
eturn 1040 by Ma.reh
1'<,llmatl'
('cl
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chase away some pIgs. 'fhe cahle
snappel.! d~'o!P'pi~g the barn. on hi~.
He was kllled instantly. HIS obltuary can be found in Section 1
Page 5 of-the Herald.
Wayne Slate dra:na,tis,ts won two
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'runncr·up honors III stiff compel1ilion at the Spring Festival in LincoIn.
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Brad Hi~kerso"~ ¥.1ayne, raht
fir,st r~,nner-up for d.irection ,~f
Wavn"s one-a_c! .entrv;1. '. A",y,.,J. '~r_':'-,
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Dream_" Though he has acted In...
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~any .col!9.ge plavs, this '(las !'his'
fIrst directing ~Ie.
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Persons skilled in agriculture,
Eleanor. NyqUlst, SlOUX ~lY, construction! medicine, news-paper,
,first runner - up ho~ors radio and administrative fields are
among actresses.
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called for Ij)y special projects in
Dr, Helen Russell prals~d her South America according lo Dr.
students' performance, notmg th~l Merlin Kleinbach, Wayne State
Wayne excelled colleges and Unl- Teachers College:; in announcing a
v('rsiti~s f ~pch l~~ger in several specikl program" FOCUS: LATIN
dClSSI'S 0 _competitIOn,
AMERICA,,:' set fdr Tuesday at the
. The ~ntlre Way~ performan~~, new Student Union Building,
mclud,"g preparations and ~r.lttThe Newman Club of Wayne
que, was recorded?n televlSI~n
State has invited the director of
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P o'f A"ldOlng
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S'peclo
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:,'«(il\liul~~lll~~I",I',',/~I'hIJ ;::~I;~~(:I~~~~llOt~:)xnnt~ :~!~,~~ ~:at~:n~howtn9
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L:~ ~:ti~~~iln ~:;~;:~can;:~~~eOfc~n~
on a
lv,elve colleges enter.ed the hrst
ference, Msgr, Williilm Quinn to
report on his- recent tour of spec1al projects in Latin American
11l('0I111' td). "11 form lII4(H'~S for flO,' Spe{'ch AssoclatIOn. The Umverslty
countries,
(;.1.\('.11' c:ld1!1C: i''';m
:ll, 1!-l6:)
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Rev. Quinn will speak al a spe.cial noon luncheon lo be held ll1
the Birch Room in the Student
Center, The public is invited to
attend. according to Father ,:,"'ilham KleHman, St. Mary's pansh,
who lS cooperating with Dr. Klem·
bach In the program arrang~ments
The discussion w·ill follow lmmediately after the lunchcon.
--Young ml'n from ;\;ortheast N('·-braska lllter£,,,tl'(\ In <I' ('arper in or the Hdskell Loan Fund, reports
agriclll1Urf' (Ii' ('l1gll1t'('I'mg Illay i County Agent Harold- Ingalls.
Fire Damages Home
pal'l ,(.)f their educatIOn at I
Funds are available on a loan MF"llierre tbeandalnYt fda"'"magFedrr"cttahyC .Ef1t1e"rn
IIle t nl\('I'<;lti' of ~f'bra<'ka by u:-e basis at very nominal interest
l'\on
- ) rates. Repayment of the loan ~an noon, The WakeflCld flre depart·
be made over a period of years ment answered the cal~.
after completion of college.
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A complete report of the past
and possible future uses of this
loan fund will be made at the
Northeast StatlOn Annual meetmg I
10 be held March 12, .. Pender!
Thes~ funds arc avallable through
Lhe generosIty of ~. E. Neb~a~ka
The State rtIlional Bank of
Experimental Statl~n AssoclatlOn Wayne has been granted authority
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and C D. Haskell, Laurel.
by the CorilptroUer of the currency
A:1Y m~le s:udent fron: l,he four- : of the United States to operate and
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teen rou t , N, E. A,'., OClatlOn areajOffer full trust powers e,ff~hve
a.nd enro led In. the. College. of _~~ February 13.
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ncul.t~re cr ;:'l1glnCefl~g .at t~This means 'that the bank can
verslty Of !\ebraska lS lllegible to now offer a vanety of new :services
make ap I1catlon. for a loan,
including lhe rtg~t to act as~~r,:,stee,
executor admimstrator, registrar
of stock~ and bonds, guardian of
I estat~s and investment of com~lnnual college dramatles com petAnrHull (1('1'1;11';11111(1' I)t ('"llmelted l~)(ln sponsor~d .by the N~bras,ka
Funds Available for Ag
And Engineering Studies
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fll1an~'e
und II
E, ",11111" IIrlll
Ipr~:-'ld{,f1t ~I'} !l1(Hlf ~ald 1\(' would ~C('l, rl'
::~I~~~ 11~~"~;)/~\l~'h~r~~a~~I~t ~'~~ l'II'('Il<Jr~ WilliI' liein docllned
h,L~ t)(,l'n-arll\'(' 111 m'!ll} CI'<I(' Junc· ::::.'~\I,r//-! 1V.:::H)tl,I,I;'I:·IS t~~:n~, '~~~~m:~I;;
I tlOn:-.
ha~ h4'1'1l ;1 tHIDJ'd llH:mbcr for '.!.·l
(;()V4~n)llr Fr':mk B MllrJ'l<pn \\;(~ ('Urhl't'uLI\(' \(':11'.';
1111' Il1dln "j)cDkl'l' al the
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W,yne County Public Power Dis'
'tncl. will describe the district's
Karen BoerkehhCluer, \\' (l ~ n ('.
daughter of Mr and Mrs, Ii'olwrt
B()eckenhau{'r. ha::, ~Jl'('n nClnH'd
Winner of it scholurshlp to ul1r'nd
{'limp MlnlWanCcl <It StOll(' L<lklj
Mid\., in August.
bhard calWUSl'S wJll al:-,.U
114' 1\4'101 TIH'.~d<l} The hlrmJi of Ed
the LmclJln Jayrl'!':-' and
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cu~tonH'r ~~~::II~~ 1~~(~0~::~~1\))11111. -'>~~:~::lli;;t I~f ~~~;::.\~~lJr
a test call over tht new sy"
Karen
Adds I'~E~~~~~~~cj,~ef!~~~!n J~n
~u~~r Mishap
Kiolled
In
Budding
' AdA. no:th er
war In 4 HWor k ~,~~~~~~c~i(~~\S~:,v~~~Sk~o :~::i ~~~::n,::~~~:~~:1'rr::~~~;I~s~:~':1~
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Nphra:-.k.i. 111' I~, \1(,(' ~(I;\lnlll!1t'111:::~14~'II~ 1:'\(I\:lnl;~:)~~~i~n i~vll~rt~:'
;;::~'I:(J;·~l:::~'n;)1 (l~h;'h(I:O~~:ll;~:'t\;I;;1 t::::~~
could n()! alh'nd lIll'eting:-; r('gu"
bookl!'!,"
will aL.,u. offer In. ()f ('()J1lnH'rC(', LIncoln
liSt;' of th(' dial
Ik ha~ :-lpn'l't! ;1:-' bU'.jlH~·~4 man
telephone .jlnd 'help til('
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\\1111(' onl' ilah dl'cltnNI
is to be sure ('ach cu.<;ton1er rec('lv·
es the important lettpr whIch will
be mailpd to them latl' thIS wf'l'k
The lpttcr contalll~ c{'rtain mform
ation ahout th(' new dial :-ot'rVln'
and enclosed With it will be num·
~teJl In
struction on the
ions in Wayne.
:::~lt;:{:~,(~\v;ltll.:·;)lJ~ll~i~II~~~~n~h~~)e r~~,
VII 'j! w;(rd COlll'Jltllll'n E(1 Smi(h
;Ind J}llrd ward ('otmdlman ('h~'ls
TH'I~~'lJ s;lId 11]!'y WO\(I}1 run ;11:11111
Th~' ra~1 !I'rm wus the. fir,,!' rOI~
lllJlh 11l!'n
,"aIlW.., F Nh~~'tl. ],l!l('o!rl, *,011 III
~('n;(]d ward ('lltlll(,llmail Davc'
Bt'n Nh:-.pn. Wil}np, l.~ II!!! l!/ti:\ EWing ... ,wt hp was not goirlg 10
rpclpll'nt M till' J.utt'oln JUlllOr I \Ill ~In('(' III'-, ....dH'dule -for S\JI)l
('humher of ('OII1I1lf'rCI' j)1~tJllgUI:-.1l IlIPr ;Intl /11 II I:-.t .11 tilt' ('Ollllllg ~\Cllr
ed S!'r\ Il'I' Award
\\(Ildd tnk' hi! out of tOWIl II J.:l~'nl
A lW}.j ~r;Htuak of ttU' linlv('r
d4'.d III' :-';Ill li' flolt it WIl:-o uufalr
"Thi~ i~
tE'resting
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"One of the reasons lor the c<lll
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James Nissen Recei~es
~~~fCg ~~sk~ir~i~~;~ ;;~~IW~'~:
'tern Bell manag(~r.
Distinguished Service'
anoUlPr
til(> pro."
('('s~
b~Jng dial
Wayn(' A
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on Sllnday, March 17." ."ald Elling
war rom aycees
will
efators
l'fasst'~
aJl(1
Mrs. Demon Kvob, TUcuI~H.'ari, N.
M., IS on(' of SIX youth named to
lake COn1[1('tltlve lests foll' the Alr
Force A c a ct e m y <it Colorado
Springs. Colo. Larry is the grandson of Mrs. Chris Kvols, Wayne.
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HhrORICl,L SOCX!l'I'Y
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ND~ ~TATE
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EIGHTY - EIGHTH YEA'R
In ttw Ilflprnoon buzz seSSiOns.
MISS Rulh HOnS explamed hoI' u:-.e
of thiS (('xt ("EngJi~I: ~('ntf'nl'e~"
by Palll Huberts) at Wayne IIlgh
smce. \Ia~t September'll
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FanX'lough .,nd Ml:-.S Ross slep·
ped in tIl til(' last hour to lead the
seSSlOn for hIgh school teachers
after tlll' ,~chl'dtlll'd
modt'rutor
. could npt ('onH'.
Thn'c nth('l' buzz sessions, fOI
lower unci upper ('l£'mental'), and
for jUl110r h1h'.h grades, gave kal'h
ers opportuOity to examine some of
the new English curriclum mater
ials dl'\ 1st'd last summer hy ,1<1
Nebrask'a tt'a('hers,
These materials will h~ re\'iscd
next summer by 8Iloth~r ~ludy
group of English teacher~, operat·
ing with Ill(' financial aid of till'
Woods Chantable> Fund
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Two Pender Boys Ar~
Junior Feeder Winners
I' Dr
:;:;\1' n~I~'~t Cil~i1.:!:ll:, ~:~
l'lly hall,
Caucus ,Meeting Places
llw l'opular Party, flrsl
~.'~~\I:H' l'I:;:;:;)I~~rI ~~~ ~~:~d In w~I::;
wiJJ
fI){'('t
In 1111' Wiltse Mortuary
Terry, Kai and LDuJ'{'n O"tbnd,) ~;~~>~,~t'\lla~I~!(' \1~1~I~h~~~o.r'ff:~hYW~~:
bolh oj J'l~f1d('r, were honored I IIll' W.l\rH' l'IJUnt\ eourt how;l'
Monday at !fH' Siou.x (·I.t,V Stock-I 1'0)1' 'tl1(' {·ltll~'n;., Party, fO".;\
yards ,b wlnm'/'s oj 11.14' Ulf;~ ('II,: w,ml plc'( I()r~ Will meet at the· e:":'y
opNatiV(' jUflltir (·atl\r ... jl'l'dl'r:-. pro· h:dl .~('('(Jlld ward will meet in Itll'
jecl. Three "Iowa !J(J)~ W('n' al~1J Public LIbrary and third ward will
named.
llH'l't 111 thl' lJa:;.emcii I~hby 'uf till'
The pro,ied i~ sponsored by the Wayne county {'otlrl~OUf>e,
Stockyard$ interests, in toopcr.,·
np:-'ldents JHe again reminded
tion with the Vocational Agri.cul- of the changes ,in ward boundat'lCH
DICK 'KERN, Wpyne, win as- ture Departments of Iowa, Minnc- that wer£' made priGr to lh~ Nov
h
f h W
sola, Nebraska and South 'Dakota. ember el('cUon last year, Thc new
sum'e owners ip 0 t e
ayne
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boundane-s arc
ImpleJXle~t.-'=~. next week, hav'First Ward: All ot Wayne 'south
ing purcha~ed·1t 'from Ed Bahe.
of
FiHh Street,
Kern was ~ formerly an area Social Security Help
Second Ward: AU of Wayne.
salesman
for
Farm
Hand
, Jap1cb Hoffman, field representnorth
of Fifth Street and eb~t of
equipment. He will take over
al1v~ of the Norfolk socIal !;eeuractive 'management next week.
lty office, will bejn the cllurthousc, Main Str('C't
Third
Ward: All of Wayne
~~---at the office of the Clerk of the
t
If t t C
t f
900 to ] '30 north of FIfth Stteet and west of
MaUl
~tre(>t.
ustness
0 e,
[1 n~n T~~~sda~~mFe~, 28.
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Wortman Auto Co., Hi holdmg a i Any beneficiary who earned over
g~andd op#ni~gMof its njwlr ~ur. $1200 in 1!J62 should file his <In.
IC ase
(}r .. ;. arcury
('a f'rs !P,
'h h
~hursday, 'Feo~. 21 at theu' loca ~(~l:/;dr~~~~~II~f t1~~lr:CUlt~; ~~~J! 1~'j
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Dutch Elm Disease
Warnings Start Again
'. . ay'ne Eagle Sll'outs
Attend ID~/:~' ~f~rninJ;:e::~, o~ut"g~:~un~
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Re"ognit-Ion D-Iuner at Offut I~:I~J~~/::,:a:::c:::':n:h:r:re~;,
aJ,!;l.'Ol !IlIrold
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S('\cn Wdyne scout!; v,1j() ('(irm'd
Eagle rank ~lllnng .1962 w~rf'
g-uest~ al the Eagle RccugnltlOn
Dinner Sat:urrlay ,at ~~lC ~ffIC('l"~
Club at ~jfut ArB, E ~4 a
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_Attending G wte L ilQ e 5~0':'
~~nl:yernphila~eesor::;enR~n:ll~
Wriedt: all of T,roop 174 and Richarlit Brown and
enny 01ds of
T
17S
;~7.' aduit sponso f'd who went
the b(JIys Wf'rc HC'nry Ley.
In~alls
\\a\:-, good hut there !Ias not been
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AI'Il~,jd Marr, (;rlh(.rt .Nlthul,"- Dr. A IllClJor precaution against dis- ..
G W Shupe, Hev, S p, dl' rree~(', '1'8Sf' hc sa1(J ih the' removal of
Adon Jeffrey and By\) Carhart. I d('~d' ~Im wo~u. Thi~ means dead'
In ad(litloll to 011' dJlllICr, tht~ :hmbs III the tf(~('sias well as dead
bon; and theIr .~I){Jn~{)[':-. .d~() n:· I wood on tht~ ,groun~.
cl';ved a tOLir or th~' biJ~('
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The .b:etle that C:;!rrie~ the disIn other scoul a('.tJvlty. Ronald ca.'>I', In {'s and propagates under
Wnert! parlJclpalerl In the Annual the bark of 1.I("~d elm woo~ and th~
i Heport to the Cnvprnof In I..JOcoln removal of the woo~ cuts greatly
l"eh, 8·9. He repre~enlcd the
t.~e chanc('~ oC the d.j.sease occur·
,('rpcl Wagon CouncIl.
.. _.~_~ng_
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State Ban k R'ecelves
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Trust Power' Aut orlty
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eour
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H0 lIor
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which 'collect enough energy; even from room
light to activate n buzzer, irh$ dctual satellite,
however, transmits radio impulses instead of
audible sound. The 6ell Telephone System provided the model.
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~~c~~'t.:g
to bank president
enry E. Ley, the requirements for
such authority include certiflcation ~th the S~ate o.f Nebr~ska,
bondmg of" managmg officers
under the same contract as that of
the bank' for $275,000 eac~. to
which the bank bas added a m~oJ1
dollar excess bond_ An audit:m g
committee is an additional reqUlre·
met:J.t and the bank ha~_ engaged
an 'auditing fir"lll: of nation~l reputation from ChiCiago for thlS ~-
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Troop No, 17:5 held a' Court of
Honor, ~londay evcnin~ at ;hc
\\'ayne lementary Scho()L Asslst~nt SCQU master John ~itze was
10 charg
of the' ceremoq.y.
The fo~lo,wing' awards were pre·
sen ted : 1 enderfbot P~t\ll Thun,
David E is. Charle's W~pdt, and
Ronnie Seymour; SecQud class
award,
rad S c h u l1re~ Sta't
Awards, teve Carman an.d David
:dWMe .~eB~~~~~, ~~d~:t;:e:lr: pOl~- a lioard o~",~ec~~ rri~~g
(~)J
tels (4), David Brown
"'avern rebruary J3 !lie followmgfanagBrown ( ), Eric
(4), mg officers were
a
and Ed e Sherry (6),
i
trust investment ~oJl\lmttee! /l!'
Twent Scouts reeeivedi winter man iILund,bru;g. Harold E.
em
for the cam~ ~)Ut last :~~dE~~ttO:~e~~-' Ley was el-
Neder*a~td
,
eleC~ed"I.!'~
,
I
says lhere IS
I~
,
2
The' Wa,,;' IN.br, J Herald, Wednesday; February 20, 1963
tl'ib"Uon
dcv()tion~,
of
Ash", nftpl'
nccl!ssUl'i(~N~.oth \t:Ol'e whU"c coroliUon l eot agef'.
A ·reeo" Ion WaH held ,In tho'
Ch.UfCh 'P1rtt)f!,;i IfOllow.log thc' cere..
I
'.
~p*rie Jolms.on was . 'in
of the guest hf,ook. Mr. ,,-nd
E. Hnnson Were hosts.
Johnson, Dorls Me·
Freeman ahd 01.
ul'runged the allts,
. (.crald Schmidt pOured.
WalJacc Magnuson and Mrs.
SaUno" cut and 'served the
S«.lrvers wcr~ V~rlonc, .MagSandra Engstedt, ,BeltI'
and Mr •. Vlncelll Magnu!
$0. ASSisting in the klte,hen were
,
---Flr~t ~hurch
of Christ
208 ast 4th ~treet
Sunda"y, Fbi 24 1131b~c
10 /I m Co
nnd
s,(fvkc, 11
Lor~e Oi~on, daudhtcr
~rnunlOl~
of !I.'1r. 'I and Ml\"i. Kenrielh Olson,
Concord", and JIrII'CfWill W. Schmidt,
SQn of IMr. and Mrs. Arthur 1\1.
Schmidt, Detroit L:Jkcs. Minn.,
were married last Saturday after·
noon at Concordia I: u the ran
church; 'Concord.
Rev. S. E. Peterson officiated
at the double ring
, Mrs. "
IDer Peterson sang "Oh'
I;
Love" and "The Wedding Prayer" ,
accompanicrJ' by Mrs. Winton Wal·
lin.
The ,bride, given in marriage
~Ielen Carlsqn. l\lrs. Hans Jobnson, Mrs. Robert, Erwin and' Mrs.
vern Carlsoll.
.
i The bl'ide cfjos~, a beige she.tPt
dress with b~wn accessories lor
her going awa ensemble.
~~~~ero:n~:rC:n W~~~a~z~l°dv~~n!~~
and taffeta; with inserts of lace
~ilte~hebo~~!~ti f~~~ur~~Ck~in~~wT~t
ta~~:1 b~~;I: '::hot~ad~~~ed~::;
the back waLMline! and lop.g ta"per·
ed sleeves. Her fing~r tip veil felt
l from a crown of pea'rls, She caron a white Bible.
wao; maid of honor.
Gunnarson was. bridesmaid.
wore identical aqua lace
'overed. shfath {hesses witn taC·
eta overskirts. Thf'Y carr.ied 1j;
.Iong stem.~'Whjte mum with a baby
rosebud 'e" nter.
Ann Sc Imidt was flowergirL
Dennis Magnuson was ringbearer.
Pam Schmidt and David Olson
were candlelighters.
Gerald Schmidt, Detroit Lakes.
fe~~~~g ~ailh~' FSr~~o~:s p~U:
Schools. The bridegroom WIS
graduated from Detroit Lakes
High School and Luther' College,
waitoo". He i~ presently serving In
G"xmlSmta.'1 tbe U, g, Army.
The couple wiU reside in Tacoma, Wash.
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BOWLERS' CORNER
WEEK'S TOP BOWLERS
1'1':1\ ('r !lollr. H:OO pill.
MENJS
John Dahll
Sweet Lassy
Feeds
One Stop Service for
Your Feed.Needs
\
ROBERTS LOCKER
J
& PRODUCE
Snider's
Jim ~~f.tt HIGH.~E~IES
-~-r
Your Refresb,ment
Center ,')
The' Millt Bar
ALWAYS A GOQD
PLACE TO EAT!
With Fost, Efficient
GOOD 'FOOD
Service
.700
LEAGUE
Vo
WOMEN'S HIGH GAME
.. rer
......... 202
M
~°,x;r~~; HIGHSE!RI.~~552
STA~DINGS
KQMII
THE
OF
GOOD B~EF!
I
WL
BUSinessmets Scratch
40 24
i~~~~~n~ ~~. . ~~' ~.
i~:
i:
30' 34
. 30: 34
~tn~i,f Y~~k"·-·.:
Milnske-Gicsc
~~e:;:.~~~~l
ir Hi!, IL&R~CHO
f
.. 41!
sot
. . . ~t ~t
Baier·Melsen
Valhkamp-Hansen .
3S! 56i
35 58
I.
~~ ~ w~~~~ ~~:;;~ri, ~l~~Y E~a~~~a~in~:i:
46
480; R~y Murray, 559; ')Iur64 Irav·']'«,"en. 693 and 1959.
'I
Mer·
946; Friday Couples
W. L
Zach-Carman
6 . 30
I
Thomp,on-West, ..... 63 331
Church ~earue
.W L
Jech·Barner
... 62! 3:H
WaynQ St Paul's
13~ 61
Luschet!l·Whitney
61 3S
Conco~dia 2
12:4 68
Hank-Rbeber
54 42
cane0r-iil 1
. 122 70
Hall.Dalnielson
52 44
Redee er 1 .......
98 94
Ga~hje-aull
, ...... 45 5~
Winsi e st. Paul
98 94
Gathje-Thomsen
...... 40 56
Methodist' 2
95 97
Sievers-Doescher
36f ~t
Redeeme~ 2'
9:2 100
Mt'Derrhott-Baker,
.... 36 60
Concbrdia 3 ..
sI4 108 Woods- Rees
32 64
Preshyter an
~ 110
Bahe-Warnemunde
28, ~
Grac'e LU~heran
78 114
High scores: Merle Whitney, 222
Methodist 1 ........
7~ 118 iilnd 594; HeJen Barner 198 and 5~;
Concord t. Paulsi ........... 7~ 118 Jcch.Barner:-Luschen-Whitney, q98
High seo es: Dwayn~ WiUers, Luschen·Whltney, 1984.
216; Herb Hansen, 571; Methodist 2
860; Concordia 1, 2439,
Communi~y
.." L
Langemeier, Inc.
...... '~ 25
Super Yalu. ........... .. ..... 57 27
Fr'iday NigJlt Ladies
Hotel Morrison ............... 47 37
Institutions, Inc
Bill's '!Ikt. Basket ., ,., .... 43 4J.
,Nixons
West's Barber Shop ...... 42 42
Arnies
Ben Franklin
3~ 45
Investors
Little Bill's.
. ..... 38 46
Blake Stu~io
Lumber Co. ..... 33i 50!
Piersons I ....... .
All Stars
... 31 53
,Erwin .... ! .
MCDonSldf .......
18
Firestone .".,."., .... '
0
High scor s: J()hn .DaB. 267;.
lin Lessma , 672; ~.smans~
Investors, 2 18.
~
_.>..
;:J
_._
-:ioj. 53t
Cafe
s¢ores: Jim Poke.tt. 243 aud
Ben Franklin, 952 and 2116.
Jim & Nyla's Cafe
<
Hit n~ Mrs.
, Larson Kuhn .
T·ry: Our
Deiicious Pizza
AFTER BOWLING
We have purchased the ~ir:r.a
machine from the NI,I' Tavern
and hope you will co.,e in
toCiay and try it.
\
Jim. & Nyla's
Cofe
Phone 518
~er
Wayne
hant <Firestone
'II
631
~;~;:i::~j~~ m~
~~~~:~;a~e~~-
=.
:f
i
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Jim" N la's _____ ._ 39 57
Coca Col . _.___
__ 37 59
High seD s: Gloria Ann !£;J:ster.
Pioneer iLeague
W L
Dahls Retirement Center 57* 2&i
Caseysl MUSic Co ......... 5# 29i
Jim &L Nylas Cafe ........ 5'f 29l
Waynel Boqk Store ........ 44, 40
Seven, Up _..................... _. M 50
Wayne: implement ........ 34 50
Wolterrs Service ............ 30 54 I
Waynel Grain & Feed- .. '27* 56!
High sfores: Dave Silhacek, 238;
Fred Gilders-leeve, 594; Cage;r.s,
Mus;e Cp., 880 add 2557.
W L
6325
218 and 56 ; Supet Val., • .,. and
6226
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... _....._
3$fM!
51 :n
._._ .. ".._.• 48 ',10
4444
41.44,
.~ 49
37* 00l
37 51
Z761
25 ··dJ
l
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JERRYfS
W L
Saturday Night Couples
E~~~:.~~t'~:~~kn'
.·• ·."'.· !~' ~!. ~~~:E.~~:?iimp;~~
em~~~
Dahl Reti
Moller In' .
...
Tietgen H tchery ,
The Place to Meet
When the Games
Are Over
I
. GAME '
l....
267
'0
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AL'L" YO,UR'·.
CAR -NE~DS
t
IN ONE EASV STO~
Fas., Effici~nt,
Complete Service
M' & -S Service Center
.ow,ling Inst uction
By Appoint ent
,of
Complete .L ne
bOWling Equ pment
ond Sup lies·
,Melodee
~ ..
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1
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,...............
Soci~t·
_......,-
and
I
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Wr
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I 1 LegIOn Hull. Winside.
il
Wnlh'r Fcnsll:C wt'lcomcd
Mr~.
:' the gllcst~ and ~~ng 1110\ birth·
day song. The ~ftcrnoorl was
I, jspt·nt
plll~'trlg "~'fIl!r! Wllist"
[Mrs
I· !'('d
Brlll~H'ls \Va., in
[. ('iwrg(' (J,r L~1(' gull! hl)ok. Mr.'>.
jI
I, ('n~k.' prJUl'f'rj
Walt('!
Mrs
l<rwlJl
Llndl
in
WH!-:
I ehur]:.:l' Ilf Ill!' J\ltrlll'n
, h'c aSSI~I\'d \t;v
LnnMl'flfW/"I,
,hnd
commit.
George
Elsie
I\Iansk('
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August Srudigoms Will
I Observe Anniversory
1
FORECAST
Wed••ldoy Feb. 20
Pleasant Valley, Millers
/
Mr, and
:\11'" ,AugusL
fa. Htlrold ,Galhje
"ia:s
Club 15,
host.-
sday. Guests were I Myrtle
An lerl'!on and' Mrs.
UBSen
Beqij;man. Ni'ne mcmtiers answd d' 11 t U ith 8 V 1
he
Ie son,
ctrcle
Thursday I
I a
R~-
~n n;~me~;~~~e
wUI
SalUrdav.
BrufiJ
~:~~~v, F'~
Tu~~~:~: ~~~~'
M.:. Hofeldt Thursday
i\
felrl!.
Frank Br'udigons to
Observe Annive~sory
(0.11'
gall.
nnd
\In,
\\ Ilhlli('.
Frunl{,
Eleven
membel'l'>
Bo·
!'CWs
were
:i;s. nob
I
Merchant
\!PITY
lixcrs llH't Tuesday
with Mrs, Leslie Alleman All
ttll' merT1h'rs were pr.Qscnt anrl
answerefU.~'·011 cal! b. Y modding
<!R old hJl~
,
The pro ram eom.lsted of dis·
<-'US51On:; : 'In
C<j,othmg repairs
and qUlCij.~IPS lea by Mrs. Luwr('nel' 'I hOlr pbon and Mrs. Esther
Gerlemar .
J\!Ir". Qe 'lcmanp will host the
Marl'h 12 TIl'cting.
~
Book Rb, ort Highlights
M
eetin!l of Groce LWML
(~rdl'(, ,lj.utheran LWML eveni:pg cirdla met last Tuesd--dy in
t~e ('h4rqh. ba<;ernent. Devo-
~~I~Seg;r~,r},I'xgtleVeenn
l'nIYemMbresr·, Wanesd
a guest,
JI.. rs. Paul Kopll!!, were
pr('scnt. I
All tOI Jk part in at. mission ·fo-
~Y' ~hs
LOOK WHAT GE,ORGE DID TO OUR
rle led
Harvey Rabe. A
bock repat', ··Through Gates of
~[~~fc~~JI~,e.,>~~~.~a~:t!n
C~EARANCE
FINAt
ON WINTER
SAVE UP "TO 12
I
by Mrs.
I'rogr~rI/ comrni~tee for March
~~:~Is, [H~)~ll~~e Wri~:~w%~.I~~nll~~~~
es~cs w~ll' be ;-"lrs. l\l'il Sandahl
311(1 .~Jn! ILoWl'1I Ht'thwl'>l'h.
Shop Thursday Evening
LOOK WHAT $10.00 Will BUY .
One group of Men's Winter Jackets , ...... .
Reg to $16.95 -
I
hcld 1tarch l,.5 at
~ta 7:00 p,m.
See if your size is here.
WI!! be March
~·s. ~ath{'r.jn.e. Winter-'
1 group
dler s Tea Room.
Cour-
Morri$#S' to. Observe
Fiftie h Anlniversary
Mr. nd Mr~. Pete Morris wlll
nbserv' .theili fiftieth wedding
2
4
i, r~J~byterian chur('h
!t
',vest
~~~v~ ):::~lO\~suem::~~ ret~·
.;otr\'a
ll n1 V'Cr':iJty Woman met at the
Lihrar~
Lourtge Thursday eve.
!ltng Mrs. Henry Ley. chllir.
man of the panel, assisted by
Mrs. A. F Gulliver and Myrtle
. Anderson. I:resented the pro·
gram on "Thle u.S Fercign Policy
the Changing llnder·
developed Ar~as of the WOI'1<-I."
The. nomitlating committee,
.'vIrs~ Lydia :Butler, Mrs. Minnie
nice and Ru~h Ross, nominated
Mrs. pavid ~h'ambers for vice
pre5id~nt anld MTS. G e 0 r g e
:'Ihek[[n for treasurer. This will
he voted on at the next meet·
W!.NTER .S'lEEPWEA
ara
ing
IDrs
Reg, $3,98 to $6,00,
.. ,",.....
. ...
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Deulah ·Neprud, pres·
PlAYTEX GIRDLES
:'I-!rs. :Howar<!l 'Yitt" ~rs. w. C.
S!mmier anti Ella Wittmeier
were hostesses. The next meet.
jng
I..
Flonnel \lowns, pajamos, notelty ond bosic.
and
idenL
·Myrtle Anderson.
serretbry will retain their posi·
tlOns ~or another year.
Mrs]. Gilbert Nickols /reported
$1998, in the Fellowship Fund.
Odd lots, Broken sizes.
~moll
assOrt-
ments. No Iie. Closing out rhis item.
\Ifill be March 14.
Reg. $4,95 to $11.95
ftOS~itOI Auxiliory Has
Inst lIotion Ceremonies
Now
$2o!
to $400
1
ne Hospi~ai
Wa
Auxiliary met
Satur ay at the, Woman's Club
(~~~ 1J~~~~9~ ~if~Cl~~m~~~~r6~
the ~oman's Club as guests.
Mr$. J. M. Strahan con~ed
the irstallati?n service and
e
fol1owin~ offtcers ;:tnd chair en
were Installed: President, Mrs.
David Garwood; Vice· President,
SAMSONITE
~UGGAGE
4 pieces only, Soft
and blue, Beauty
e tYPE!. Two colars ,- brown
J
2S~o'
ond hat box,
~·~l·S. A,Walter Bressler, MI'&; '. Ju·
)ia l:aas; Sewing and Mending,
Mrs..
Henry, T e m m e,
Mrs.
Geo~~
e Bartets, Mrs. Edward
Sey ollr; Program, Mrs. Don
------
limited quantity
_.
Topper Skirt
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TOUCH-BUTTON
13 Men's and Students' SUits
I
giSts 8.club mlCcting uesday in the R.
·l\Irs. Robert Casper; Auditor,
5\'lr5, Willard Wollenhaupt; Nom·
~nati g, Mrs. J. M. Strahan,
9· Men's Sport Coats ............ ..
Better Freemon Shoes -
H!:g~:i
r'e nee
Mrs: Ed,
Mrs, Dar Kerl and Mrs, Carl
Nuss 'fere
at
Bidorbi
Mrs. Don Wightman; Secretary,
i"P.ln:. WiI!ner Marra; Treasurer,
lVII'S,! Rowan Wilt~e;· Policy,""
You won't pass this if you look (val ues to $17,95) Braken lots
Mostly small siz~s -
.. ,
'PQn~I,1 o~ Floreign Policy
I
Mrs. Le~ ie Alleman
I
MJ',>,
II 1'1 rrlJ
wI'1 Obhl'r\'(, 1[1(.il:
.25:
'
M erry Mixers
Meet with
ily an exchang(' of valentlne.'l:
for Sf'(Tut sisters.
Herb' Eehtcnkamp hlld
charge flf the entprtainmenL
l'rlJ..es w{'re won by MfR. Floyd
l!U!lP, Mrs, Roy Spahr, Mrs.
I':rnfrid Alh,,:IO, and Mlarguerite
/It/feldt The March 4 meeting
will hp with Mrs. Harold ,Soren-
wi·dding annt'd'l
san.
('vening, Feb. 2::1
~lt thl' Wayne Auditoz;i!Um,
All fl'lpnds :md rp\ativI'R of Ow
('!lupl!, ,In' Invit('fl. No mv!ta
tioon-, ,In' b('lng sent
.
Tio ~uests r,~ent At
Bijlo· i Club Tuesdoy
Tray Favors, Mrs,
Se mour, Mrs. Roy Cory·
Ijl tOrian, Mrs.·. Herman
r •.. ·Adon Jeffrey:. Mem·
John Elnung, Sr.,
'
Literature,
Mrs. B., J.
. Sbop, Mrs,
E. J. Ech·
Mrs. Robert
1
last
pl'I.'Ren1. Roll call was answered
tlf11l
Prize
Arp
Fe.b.
JUlia
Gormley was
~Iub 'Tuesday; 1
Winners w re Mrs Henry
al1d ~s. .o.car :U~tke,
~ mernn~ i$ with Mrs.
Ilaas,·
UQC, 1\Ilit Art Auker
'Fric ci~ and relatives af~ in.
R,uth ('11)1 e, Mrs. Yale Kessler viled 0 attend. No -invitations
Fbrtnight . 1\:1r.9. Phil March
ar(' being sent. No gifts are reJf: Club~ ~Mrs. Julia Haas
queste
There will be a short
Bidorbl, !J\I r.s'. Marvm Dunklau
progra)rn at 2:1,.5 .p.m.
Wednes~a~~ Feb. 27;
I
Alpba (.Jr'le. Mrs. Floyd And· Univ~rsity W~en Have
i""'h
Just Us Gals· Meet with
Ff'b ~;) with lif)('n hOUflt' from 2
10 4 P In and 7 ((19m. al the
!
Wplllan's (11!1l
Waynp
;\11 fri.'nd.., il'nll
.Just Us Gah; Club met
imlil'd If) ;,11('1111
Thursday with Marguerite
fa!h-
I
SL p. al.l!'[ Couples Club
;llfJdge (. b, Mrs. B. J. Bta.nd-
Carhart and M 1''1. Fred
won prizes. t:eb
26
~eeting i:i with Mrs
Phi I
.
I
iJt~~~JI~eeS:.:~1 El~,OI~:~~~~~~
M::or~J~J~~tl~. B~'~~~~Jer~~'~. ~t~~~
I
Mrs.. ~.
hostessl to JE
and Mirs. Art Brune. Feb. 28
mePling is with 1\1rs. Marvin
J)unldau.
'
b. 23:
Sunday. F~[ 24: .""
F.o~tni9htly Club Meets
Wi~h Mrs. J. Bressler
MF.I·e~s.tGomtley
... T.. u. e.sday· . Wigl\tm~n:
JECI\ib
With ~rs.
~~nG~ym~~rs} OI~l~r~~iZ~u;~~~
Arm Haas
FridllY, Fe .22£
\Vomun's ;Iub
EO'!' Cur Party, Jl.EA
:iY~l¥'rg
I gam will nhsprv(' th('ir fifiipth
Wl'fldln'j.;
;lnnlv('r;,Hr}
\!onday,
cmakers, Mrs. rlFred
Fc~~~~ M~
Alree will
for the kitchen
mc~ting
b. 21:
Happy
klts arrived
made to. go
' a en,
W
"Clothing
eighbors, Mrs. Harold
Ekberg
Cameo, 1 5. ,Ross James
NuFu
'i Five
I
tjn~r,evcr~~~·a
r$, Fredrick Janke
,Friendly
~ss to Klick and Klat~.~ dub
'lU
pai s" was given by MrIJ. I Bailil
Ostiurn a
Miss Anderson.
Mrs.
Harol
Ingalls tead an
article on f resident Lincoln.
Mm' 12 meeting will he with
1\.11·" Elder LubbcI'.,tcol.
Tea
Room
,f~alph
,
I
~tub nw~1
M. Anderson Hono'red
. Mr • G.,ath;e I:foste~ Iro
On Birthdoy MondlflY I Kli k alld Klatter I"b
MYI't!c Aqdcrson, why it c
County Hom~ Agmlt, was ~rpl'iscd alHI Jionorcd on
er
birthday Monday by the
c
Cou~ty Extension Clubs at t c
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RS
Will not drop skirt, leoves, no gripper morks,
Reg. fo $49.95
Regular 69c, For this sole
$24.9~
II
LOOK WHAT $5.00 WIll BUY
One ~. Al.I-Wool Utility ,Sweaters
Reg to $9
One' group Men's Ivy 'Leagues
(Not 011 sizes):
.2
" .
1.
.$5.00
PlAYTEX
Magic cling and cotton Docron. Size 3f to 40,
$5.09
ABC cups. Regulor $2.50 for this sale
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Now Is
Time
To Buy Your Top Coat
25 Tdp Coats'
.. Y3 off
DRESSES
1 Tap Coat, size 40
., .. ,$20,00
Odd lots, broken sizes. W-e hove abaut
1T
..... $10.00
50 of these line dresses, Volues to $20
Coot, size 39
Nc>w",., .
'>
Buy Boys' Win'ter Jackets Now
% off
~.
Bolance of stock
One groU!J of\
and
' Dress, Shoes
·1:
ow;::;
Ladies'
Reg $7.95-rrl0stIY
One group of
... $1.00
1'1
WINTER COATS
I Only four at these. Size· 8-10-12.14, one of
'LU99.o9, ~ off
size.
$
Quick Tripper alld Two ~uiter.
,
. (Discontinued mod~
,
New $tore Hours:
Week Days and S~turday
~op
':OO~.~PJl1.
9:00
Thursclay
to 9:00 p.m.
a.m.
•. )
I
!
I,
FE'R.
;8 a.m.
from
9 p.m.
to
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~/'
COME IN
• Meet Qur Staff and. Look
Over Ou~ Cars and Complete Facilities
I. ,
Owner of Worl'man Auto Co.
FREE
(@ff(!!® rcmmj
Served' by the Mrs. joycees d ~':~~j'E
DICK WA~KER
New Car Manager
NAN¢Y WcI>RTMAN
EVAN WILLIAMS
Business Manager
I
~eC'0pti\)ni~t
'
DALE LESSMANN
Parts Manager
•
•
FOfd Divisio is pleased to announce
I you new Ford Dealer
AUTe ·CO.
WOR
JOHNNIE NOSAL
Service Manager
I ~II~
I
119 EAST THIRD ST.
,WAYNE, NEBRASKA
PHONE 303
.l-\RLt:N TIETZ
PIHh Dep,Htm0nt
LYLE WEGNER
Lubrication
'~1
11\1
This conveniently located, up_to_the_minute deale,shi~ Is staffed ",ith courteout,
capable Ford-trained technicians who will be pleased 10 serve you. YOIlI can count on
friendly, prompt attention lor all 01 your car lind truck needs. RJght now you can enjoy
tremendous savings on any '63 Ford product. So-come in soonl
'63 Fa1con-Fun is what's new In the '63 Falcort-the all-time econcp'my
champ! And your fun CQmes in 15 spunky, spanking-new Falcon m?d)'ls.
Handsomely styled, eaCh. nimble, sure-footed Falcon goes farther on
fewer gallons ot: regul~r gas. And TWice.a-Year (or every 6,QOO-mde)
Maintenance features 0(1 all eleept Club Wagons 1and Buses, now make
famous Falcon savings, greater than ever belor~!
163 Ford Galaxie ••• the,ilook. the power-and now the feel of ,the
fabulous Thunderbird! Thre'e lively new series: Galaxie, Galaxie 500 find
the Galax~e 500/XL. All mod~ls feature in
new styling, spectacv 1ar
~erlormance, king-siz~ roorfli.ness and
ride you ever tried.
You get greater service salllings, too,
famous twice-a·
Year (or every,6,ooo-mile) Maintenance
'63 Ford Fairlane ••. hot n~w middleweight-with V.s punch! Nine Ilew,
richly styled Falrlanes giV1yOU the full-family room, supe'rbly smooth
-63 Ford Pickups .. ,"Built Like the Big ,Trucks!"'n axles, springs, B,nd
frame, '63 Ford pickups (like the new F-100 Styles ide shown. he.re) gIve
you the sameldod of durable design aS,big trucks. And you II find new
styling in~ide and out. ahd a new feel at the wheel . .. new eas-ler steering,.
new lighter pedal actior. new smoo~her ~hitting, new comfort!
~~: :~:i~~!r~~~ ~~;:~nar~ ~~~;I:~:~:.~~:t~h~~~eO.f ~:r~::~~:~
lower than some ~ompactsl. Fairlane Twice-a-Year (or ey~ 6.000-mi1e)
Maintenance feattJre~ also multiply your service savinwf!
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Lincdln • Mercury
Di~islon prou~ly annou..ce~, fort~«I!'i
Auto Co. as:
their frarc:~ised Mercury: dealer' in aynlJ, Nebr.
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Make this modern Ford service department your car and truck service home. You'll
find our factory-trained lechnJc."ns have the lalest equJpment, tools, and iI &tock 01
Genuine Ford Parts to give yeu JJst the kJnd of service yoU'y·e been look,ng lo~! Whether
it's an oil change or an o~erhau~. you'll get quality work at prices you'll ap~reCHI!e.
Ford.~.Arbeticas
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sHy (If Ncbnfska and the Univer·
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ceivcd her doctor's d e g r e e , "
She taugh~, school many years
EWel wa~ a seed analyst a't Lincoln
l\,lanhnttan, Kun. and Atla,nla, Ga:
Pi·or the past 121/l ~ars 'sh~ was
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services {Ol'
,Thom~s 'Evans, 85, Ion g t i ttl c
'Wayne county rer:;:idcr t , wurc held
ISaturday
uit.ernoon
at
Wil1"w
Chnpel Mr. t<::Vans diC'd I~"'h. 13 ni
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t~e home
of hiH brother· in-law and a St~('d analyst in California.
Sister, TVl"r. nnd MI"!>. Loren WashShe WIl!'. ,preceded in death b1'
hurn. Ill' had. 1>~'I'n In . fa'iling Iwl' parents. Survivors include a
health
stMCl"lflg
SltllT
July,
hl'othel', lIo'ward, Laurel: a - si-sMl'!;. Dorothy Karlson, .Whit.
IH'I', Cullf., a' niece, Mrs, Harriet
T)"(~nklf', Phoenix, Ariz. and two
IH'phews, Fred and DaViid Karl.~I)JI. Whittier.
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~hc tjtf'~ Musl·\.' wa .... furni:.;h{'(i by
Ihe W('bll fl lIarl ("
I'all
hearl'r:,
F!o.\'ct
..John
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VI!TIf'fal services for Rachel L.'
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I-.IJ.nor- dIll Tho rn D.'" I<vans, \.'Ia"'I'slln Hafilel, Calif She was the
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Funeral Services
Planhed Today for
William Spike, 80
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el. Mr. Sf'ike 'died SaturdlaY' at
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a' lengthy illness.
Rev, ~ K. de Freese will
date at the rite,'), Music will be
furnished by Mrs. Fritz Ellis, ae.
companied by Mrs. eN, ,. Olson
Pallbearers will be Cleo and u£:a
Karnes. Russell Tompson: LesUe
Youngmeyet, Earl Luridahl a*"d
Lester .Smith. Burial will be in
Greenwood ~emetery_
William Spik~, son Of Mr." and
Mrs. Lars ,Spike, ·was born July 28
1882 in Wafne county, where h~
~pent his lifetime. He Iarmed [or
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brother-In-law, S. O. Abrlerstm,
CpuwaY, . Ark. and a sister-in-law,
Mrs. Anna Spike, Sioux City.
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parents, two sisters and two
brothers. Survivors include a
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FUharal Serlices
For Mrs. Fenton
Held in Wakefield
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Excluslvel Brand newl Three exciting dinette
with all the famous Chromcraft constructlon·fea .. ;
turesl-36 )it .54" tables extend to 6 ft.!
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Wakefield-Funeral services for
Mrs, Ollie Fenton, 82, were held
Saturday afternoon at the Wakefield Christian church, Mrs, Fen·
1\11"s
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Thr1Sday at Wakefield
Merlin M. "fright ofticiated. at
rites, Jan~ce and Delores 01·
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HE BUYER" D£ALP
TER""KING
fREE NYlONS
With e£!ch
of water
§!llI'D'lpie
TAKES TilE
Econoll1i~ally
tM~t :~ .t.o be tes,d
COMPETITiON
.the
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of baths in
tREE
O~OF
Soft ··Water
COffEE and DONUTS
Thursd~y ~ Fridny -Saturday
Water King Way
soft for • lif.time!
Many users of softening u"its hpve ~ater th
only half soft! HOT WATE'R IS SOFl1ENED
COLD WATER IS NOT.
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You limit your chances of furning a profit when you
go up against the sharp' pencil and experience of the
The boo. is on the other foot when you mo(ket through
your , co~mj5.Sion man at the central public market.
He is a jSkilled sales agent, who matches wits against
livestock. Each p~ocessorspecializes'. in certain typer..·1
of live,stock. acce ting'others' only at a discount. The
Sioux C)ty Stock ards has many buYers representir,lg',
slaughterers in 12 cities from 33 st<ltes in the nation.;
Only a c~ntraJ;.pul:l>lic market can offer you this buyer:1
competitIon to as~ure you of the best buyer for your ,
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livestock every day'
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EX(U!lSiYE AU-fl£~·R GLASS TANKS
Gila ranteed for Life
RUSTY WAhR to s-D,-a"r-~,-I-i.jn-a
soft water with Water I<i",g. Waier King
mf>st ¢Clrehee water softe,,~r youc can buy
, ins to ,set, n~thing to fOrget! ,
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'Cl)onge HARD
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Y03J CAN BUY A~ATER KING ON
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Water King Featu~es
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country buyer. He has th'e greater "dickering" experience . . . not youl He benefits from his ready 'access to mal\y shirewd buyers. every· ~narket day of" the year.
current wholesale p~iC'e5 . . • not you! He knows the 'He work, for you. ••• and you orily .•. until he fi'nc:ls.
tHe best I buyer for your kind and grade of 'livesto'clt: ~
top his packer will pay fbr your grade of livestock . .! l
Only wh~n .he's worked the bed price for' you,. does: he!
not you!'He sets the pricing and weighing conditions
giv~ the I nod to close. the deal. His job depends \6".
.•. not you! His job depends on getting the best- deol
/getting the best price for you .. _ not the buyer'
for his packer _ .. not you I
th~
SOLD AND
PRICING
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. . . These "halfiusers lose
effect of soft
when they, add fold water to anything
still use hard water.
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,Wildcats (r~ck, eCO~d~ ·in
109·82 Win Over Keaney
Every ~nmc IS!l~ lilt" game now-"-'~'------!-'-'~---
Wayn~
Colo., a da.:ughtcr.
floor lihg1l1 Penny
6 IblS., 7 oz.
The IlbasFeb
Mr anrl Mrs Wesley
a deep baltcau lIamnL~ondP' Tex. a daLlghter,
Sle~\es Silndra nn, 6 lbs 14 oz Mr. ""d
was fash~ ned Mr!! J1 n lilamm, Carrol, arc
pleatmg a d a gram.p4 ents.
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Wls~er 45-51~ I~isner
Stnle lind Peru Slate ano led
ne,t.
8R they ncar the (,I~d of coqferdncc tdll a two pointer and he DevUs
hattie.
<'11mc right Ibaek with wo more
W~y"O, now le~dlng the Nee I r*ising ~htT score to 4~· G. Wisner
at 6.1, goos to Hastings Fri~ay tllen hit "thre~ straight ~tld put th~
and poano S8tur~ov while NOI. 2 game in II ~not, 49-49.~ Wayne 'hit
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Poru~ 6·2, has. a 51,,910 flome dollte. anothpr fi¢1U i;roal ll,I)q cpnclu~ed
II'" with HlIStings Saturday.- Tile" their s(~mrjng" 'while
BuUodgs
Wov~o will entortoln Peru Thurs- a~de? insult to injury b~, not only
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~::'J,;'~~'v;8;;tll; ::t:~.could b. :~::::~8~5ut raising tho ;lnargin to
foJ'
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bouffant ve 1 of
7l
~'ord
I[il.~tlnr.;~
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Sue, Bibs,
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Pender, ~nd M
FI b
Mr
and
Mrs
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Mr'", Gk"" Whlg.It" Mr•• dllff
')lo~n~on und Mr!l, Rpy. Coryell.
J Brandstetter
(lff\ecrl'i will be elected at· the
,!\hr 18 mN'tln~. A film, "Youth
a~C,1 the Q\larh'~' Horsft" Yo1ll-be
!ihowli l\t(!lnben. IIr( Urged' to
and' Mn;
Ol~l<lha
I Dr.
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yne, ,i,was
F,e') ,: l,3j: Mr,' and, !VIrs. Leon,
Unjon"'ITIen
Leon ,johmo~, Laurel, a son, 4 Ibs, f
H. Man- oz., ~Wikefield hospital
a~d
.r eb. J4( Mr and Mrs. Lloyd
,C;'jjii~';;;~~ib~~~:
"',lth Ifcese., Laurei'. a daughter, Lori
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Kay, 5,lbl>. 6 OZS., Wayne !IOS P i-1
a belgt' Ilal
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Feh 116. Mr. and Mrs. Guylord 1
I 1111:1117.,' Boldt'n, a riaughter, () lhs., !
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~p(,l'ry, Wayne: a snn, ti Jhs. jill:!. i
held at the Pre!'>- JZ~., Waynr Hospital
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LYIWll~ £<'eb, ,,18: Mr. and !'IIr..; Riehard j
urge of the
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VJayneHospi.ctI Notes
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~IGGESTSter~!)' H~gh Fidelity
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brmq j.!uc~ls to the meeting"
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Mrs. Richard SalJnon and Mrs_
John Schuoldt were; welcomed as
npw members, Mrs'j Grover Bass,
Carroll, and Kathleen McGuigan,
\Va~'ne"donated neW bookL.!o the
pansh library. At\: the March
meeting, Mrs. Kath~e Roeber will
eview the book, " he Rosary.1'
furs: Merlin Kleinb ,cP will speak
on "The Catholic P;ess."
lHs~orical
Ne1i,raSka,
,LandmarkS I)
('oUl1eil,
spo~e on historical
la~lmnrk!l whjieh have be('{]~ or
are being placed on Nebraska
hig ways~\c.by . palriutic groups
an
org:aJllzat~ons.
M<lr. 15 mcetmg will be at Hot~",Morrjson Mrs. J, W. Jones
bl' boste!>s
McCullough Hosts
Club Last Tuesday
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Coterie Meets
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dub ril('l lasl Tuesday af·
WIth Mrs. C. D. MeCul·
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WALUES Ever Offered!
THE' MAGNIFICENT
MAGNA VOX
Factory
Authoriz~d
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ANNUAL SALE
!~onday
Cnt('ri~ met Monday with Mrs.
Le~lw E1Us and Mrs. Wanten
Shultheis tor a 1 p,m, luncheon .
Mrs John Ahern
Mrs. Her-
SAVE $100 on this True
STEREO .HIGH FIDELity radia:p~ono raph
with ,FMI AM and Stereo' FM ,
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Mrs. Burton
Vogt, Naper, and
.Mrs. Nels Fred
Mrs. Bruno Sp\JtMrs, Manan
cake. Walt
MeQuistan,
McGuire, Omaha,
, Diane Malmberg
l\lrs. Euward C.
'J,'
Flying 'W',
met
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bu.ildlng.
New barn\,. rules \Vcr" disC;:\1sacd.
nl'fr~shmenls ~vere I served by;
m clmg Will be li'eb
I Walt Luge Carrol
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TomPkls'
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~[:I~dp l ~~~Sh, a~O~!fk, a~~ ~~
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Feb : niobcrt SChrted1er, Wakefi{,ltl.
$tO 00, drinldng on
puhlic stre{~ts, fined $50.00, minor
III possessiO!] of ulcqj-1Olic h('VN:tg(', costs of $4.00. Cbmplainl llY
Don Weible, sherIff.
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cli('t' [,dlil'd '10
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WnynnII
;nlo Illn "onfnenen
dim;)x
win
Mrs \Vlllard
pid CIty, S D, a ~augh.
AS~~~~iJl~r:i i
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for th(' first time Ihls season: Ron
Jones: 2:1; ,Io!] narda, 21; Al
.Johnson, 18: O('nlbis ,jolmson, 17,
and .TIm !'Ilurphy. 11 'I!ll£' polin'
Wayne (('[11ll S'-I\\ ael'ior), nIl hul
on£' s()orfng
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Rodney
.I son, 8 Ibs, I OrJ Johnson Discusses
green satm Ibal 12 01.
andparents are MI and, La dmarks at DAR Meet
dresses ~CIC I Mrs V J amme, Wayne amo Mr
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<1no M s Reed TompkinS Sout] I
D[ugJas
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Chapter
of
necklines, ba",
ti
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sleevc~ and ~lO~X I ~
t \OI~tlOn mC't for a l p m lunch
pieces
£< eh~ 12 Mr and Mrs Arlen can at Holel Morrison
Mr;;
roses and I Hiirns:! W~kefleld. a ~on, Jeffrey l\lirlam Witt was ~ostess, Mrs
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l'ove,r~g, They I [~)oJe, tillb,s. 6 2 OZ" \~llync HOSPI' ElI4 Harrmg~on .. vice regent,
of whlie ca,ma- ai.
prc~ided at ~ brief business
Feh. 12; 'Ir. and Mrs. D'ouglas meqting and ~nlrodll{'cd Dr. J
!i.nd Patricia
Cia sse ," 'Wayne, . a daughter, 8 H. iJohn'lon, guest speaker.
.
Ibs., 9 oz., Wakefl{'ld hospital.
Johnson ' chairman of the
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hlte tel',
J~da~~eofi~~~I~~
Daum, Wl~ner'
I ~ ayne did what they cp.uld,at the
/r e throw lfn.e as Wisner was ca.U·
C for only, e1gL!.t ~o~l!l. 'J1he Devils
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anmng,
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rnceivcd nine cha;:lt y tosses and
109-82, p s!lllg s('v('ral seas~ln fL" ml?de seven for 77 /': Way~e comcord.
doillg It. Tilt' 109 \:V~whe's I rqltted !3 fouLS, glvmg: Wisner' i16
,.,highl'$t scure of Ilk y{'tlr; [he (is ;~J"lce thrlows. They madel ';ood oolly
. rehoutHls bv til(' team und he lH 'fHX of these and had 37';,1,.
by A\ .J/)hn~/ln HlSo hIgh; Ihe {rpl' I Dqn ~eyer led the~sCOring for
throw}; all(·h1plpu bind stored, :3-1 of I Wayn~ : with 20 ,points" Jim Ket n
43, bltt'wlsP tops. \
~alDd Jun Mau,each co trjbuted, 1.
Wayrw did not ('ustly sUbdle I Atun B~!cher had 25 fo~ Wisner.a d
Keurot'y, how('v('1' Thn Antel0pes! h<l! was!, followed by ijruce Stlgj':{e
pushed dose at the half, 4:1-:19, and,.! with 13(
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wpnt IIhC'fl(j bddly after mtermis'l
, flion" !hpir last IC'f;d, :i2,48, l'oming Mrs. IConOyer
i Dies I
at 1!J;4U .Hulf a JllIrlllt{' iutC'r Waync
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wpnl nlil'ad to st,A\', but n('cded an. Mr!i. C. E,' Conove ,,~~, PIX n,
othf'r 10 1l11nlll('~ '01' <';0 '11) put the rhed Thursday mor~ ng at the
game 1I1 !hl.' h<.Jg \\llh • the knot ~aync' hc~sPltal followlhg a le.ngth~
firmly t!l'd SI'{'(lnd-hlllfi'ripld goal Illn('ss. I'uners} services w1l1 be
UCTUl'1W} of 62 1lt'I'c'f'nt ,t~y Wayne t~~dd T'hul's?ay ,at 2 JII.rn.
at the
and \\('ak fn'I' tilr(l\\ing\ by K{'ar l'ir5t BaphRt Church, W
Dl'Y pr()v('d dc'cI!>ivc'.
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WaYJle's Wildl'ats, surpri!ltn~1 all
sca .• ()~, plliled another surprise
Satur~luy. !\ftC'I' I () Ii I n g three
sl~.aj~).(h,r, th('y ,WhiPped K('~rll(,y,
Sta/'
In mal'ria~~ by
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Furnitl\lre ~ecials
Only Magnavox offers you·' an advanced acous.tlcal sy~ten't tha."
proje-c:ts sound from', the sides as well as the cabine't front-to
extendl dereo sepDr~tion far beyond the space between: the
speakersl
Admitted, :\In Arlen lIarns
'I' ])(),lllf' , 11l1111~('
lla\'("lwakpfil'ld: MIS Ha(illl'l H.ockweH" mg and
o!>1 jotll' In " r(l\A 10 I'~'nl (thrp(, \iI':Clyne, Timothy KlefN, Lame];
,la~l ~(':Ir ,Inri tllll' thIS y~'ar)
! Hugo
Fischer,
Wjnslde,
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Lioyd H('£';;{', Laurel; Mrs. Ned
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(O[lO\t , DixOJl;
:Vlr~. Caylord
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UIi19w6'I1"~~dV
,i'JJanz. 13pldell: Mr~. r:ldon Spcr·
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,WaYJH', :\1!'~. Ll\lw(,n t:ICls~m('yer
dud son, Wayne; Mlis. Arlen Ilarand son, Wakelf!('I~I, W. C.
Wayn/';- IVln-. Ted Batl<lnd, L<lureJ; Worl/-'Y Benshoof,
CaHql!.
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Til(' Wisner Bulldogs took ad'van
tag!' or under·par hall handling and
shooling on th£' pnrl of Warn£', nnd
desplII' a laIr Dnd raJly, rolled
to H S:::!-;;\ vldory.
TIl\' flr~1 two f(lIarlfjrs
round
Wayne unable to kt'('p th('lr game
g
ll1<",'m , W'sner come tlil .wah, 8,
flt'ld goals In th(' fl.rst Jllenod and
i Eleanor Man~"ng I
led the Devils 17·10.
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diary
L'lIle improv('ment til (' s ,s e
11'11
Wuynl' m the s('cond quarkr whd" ,
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the lh Jldogs hit wilh ];()m~ con-!
sistenc. ~lnd h£'ld a \(>n 'point 1/'ad'
31·21 at
lennission.
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The Pender" Methodi$t church
The .De ils foumd the range in I was the scen~ Saturday afternoon
th~ third quarter and netted 19 : for the marriage of Eleanor Ann
POtnt~ to surge within Gnd' PlDint I Manning, daughter· of
Mr. ~
of Wisner, 41-40. Wayne used eon- I Mrs. Hurshul Manning! Pender,
trolled bali-handling al1d shOirtly i and Gary Lee Splittgerber
Oakbefore the quarter endEjd led_ the 1 land, son of Mr. and Mrs.' Walter
Bulldogs ,for the first time since Splittgerber, Wayne. The altar Wll.,
the ope~mg secolnds, 3~-37_.
decorated with white ltlums and
Wayne' th('n \Jl"ok(' fo/' Ihe ftr~'1 carnations
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four points of IUW fourth fjtlur(pr
Rev. Waiter Pilgrim officiated at
Wed
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Now only $395,
LIVING ROOM SPECIALS TO BEAUTIFY YOUIt HOME!
$179 Mastercraft davenport and chair, nylon cover, faa';" cushions $119.00
$q9 Maste.craft davenport and chair, chai(:e JDf colors. .
. $139.00
$1~9 Mastercraft davenporit and chair, broWln, I1ylon caver
. $149.00
$~99 ,Mastercraft da¥enpo'!t and cha~r, beige, nylon' cover:. .. ,$159.00
$3~9 Mcistercraft davenport and chat r, brawn, nylon cover'.
. $269.00
Nothing down - 24 months to pay Pay nothing until April
Just as in a concert hall-you're surrounded by beaut!fujl music
.-.no matter where you sit! This. ex::itin3 Annual Sal, value
oHers you: 30 watts undistorted, rpq.s!c p~wer, two 1.00:0 cycl~
eXJ)on.ntial treble· horns, two hlgh-bffician~y lS-inllPasl woofers,'
deluxe FM/AM and Stereo FM radio with nFdrlftiItM Automatic
Frequency Control. and tho fabulou~ n~'1 Mkro'matlc Reccord
Player. The Tra4itional, 3·5T661 in your cho'c, of c~errYt,natural
or French walnut.
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models include the exclusiye MICRQMAT-I
that eliminates rf"',rd and dylus/w a\".
YOUR RECORD C N LAST A LlFSTI EI
THE DIAMOND STYLUS IS GUARANtEED 10
The New Modern Styt ~i1g O¢casionol Choirs, reg. $39 now $28
Recliners, reg. $79, now.'. $39,00
Danish Modern
Now only $25950
FM/AJ.M radio-p;honograp,h with four: speakers inc.'udin¥. two 12/1
bass 'woofers powerful ~tereo amplifiers tlnd Micromatt~ re~ord
player. Con:enient g!iB'··:; ,;c.' panels give access to I record
chan9ler, all contrc'~ i.."~ record storage, The Coloniat, 1·ST294
in beli'utiful mapuF finish,
so shop early!
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rrecision "djust brakes and add brake lIhl)
.. If necessaty,
E) ScientifidUy inspect and 'gnfront
to manufacturer's speci:fi~ti~ns.
@ Precision ;balanee both front wheels.
Check 'power brake and power steering units
where applicable.
en~
a
7-piece
ALL FOR' ONLY ..•
Dinette Sets
6 chairs,
3.4Bx60 table
Any Arn~rican .
Made Car
PAYDAY TERMS
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Now or.!] $149$0
Values to $104.00
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Imagine ownin~ a Magnavox true Stereo ijigh
. phonOgraph for this amaIingly low price! P~werful
fiers,:' four speakers plus the Micromatic ',record
available in Colonial and Contem,o:,ary. Th~
in ~ahogany finish. With FM/ AI:~ radio, $1.98.50.
Stereo FM, now only $229.5G,1
Look at Y~ur Olld Mattress ----: Worn Out? Lumpy?
Say O!er a Third on These Specials!
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~iles
!\Iqrt" of Wayne;
Your Ar~oOve'" 28 Years .
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Sofas, reg, $109, now .. , ,$89.00
These are li1'ited quantities
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Wayne
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,Phone 110 .
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Y<;\UWANT TO' DO $O~IE.
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IO'M, go" 83",ayne, Nebr, :...I-Ift..+.J!...-
mon
Wilbur
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MI'. ilnd.l'd . Et' Paul iwere d*.
guests, Sui1(I.~ In tile 'Horo d
ncJ'
Olson home to cctlcbrlt.t~ tile
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ilUl'S, itcd Mrs. Olive L. rub Friday eveYilI'lu. l1ing.
(
?i'ndflY
duJ~1 s a,n,d }i.re~ Utecht ~ele~ratcd
thelf buthdays ~h?n gr,OU~B 1of
boys were ent~ltamed lh j bO,th
homes lifter school ThurS~.Yi
M~ ~l1d Mrs. l\Jartm 1101 lbel1g
wen~ dmner guests In t e ,cnus
Ring homc SlIturd:.y fOil a ob·
EeI'vance of her b)fthday Austin
Ring and Jlmmy'iihiO spent the
day th~rc.
Rclatl,v~).:j)n ~h('. Fred Utecht
I~ome 1: rld~y evenmg to obrerve
Sammy s birthday were Mr.: and
Mrs. Hiehard Utecht and· Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Lund, the Eldon "are).
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,md Mrs AI:
bert JSundell, Mr. nnd Mrs, Harry
/Wert. Mr. and l\~rs Don MillIken
arid Mr and 1\1 'S' AlvlO Sundell
~nd d3U'ghtcrs. 'here for Sunday
ihner were l\fr 1 and ~1rs Elmer
utldcIJ, DIXOn Afternoon visItors
werc Dr and Mrs A A Sundell,
WbmC'r and Mr and 1\1ro;; Albert
Sundell. Mr. an~1 Mrs. Charles
Pi~rson were eve\ning ~uests,
Mr and Mrs.! ~~auritz Carlson
were in the chaies Piersort home
ThursdllY cvcninJ and the Dean
Pi€rsons
wpre Sunday dinner
guest::;.
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SOUTHCJEST
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TV Store
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valua~re belongings,. Move with
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America's
most r~commended mover,
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PARTNER WANTED
~:owing business in Nor-
Your nIIwlp.,.r ed, In piper
give. farmors _rtvnlly to
.tudy your '11, lI't over
carefully, In their oYlrn 'hom .. ,
and decide on tho .rtlcle.
f Ik requilfes additional
anagement. Modest in-
required. Call
Nlorfolr 371-0754 after
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they may wish to buy.
If you CII-:,not 8t!' in. to Tho
Herald oHlc6
C~·~~~~\o~~%as~ O~I~edga~,ea~~~~ ,~: Fremo_n!:_~~~~~.___ ~
: ;;:d~;it~ele~tiOl~i~~O:t at16::~~: u~~.;~o~n~rr~~T;~an~a~~~~u~rasned
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FEll. 25 ~ JAMES KIRCHNER
FlARM SALE - from Concord,
tWo miles, south, two en. and
one.half south,' NIXon and Koesl.
S.ate National
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and
For Sale
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FOR SALE:
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(;~:~'1;11,\\~:;1.1·1.:1~·1:1(~~'1l1"(11· and
alld \1 l'..- U'oml~d kober!s
new D15 AC, wide
power s1rering tractor,
Brand
Unn!,
p~iced at only $2,995.00.
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and d,lI'l..:hlt
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BIG' BA~ AINS IN
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11,[Main
FOR .RE~
USED EQ IPMEN'T
Chinn \\'('1"(' ,II West Poilpt fot IJ 1 4-~C}~O$132~~g.tt~~f~~rice $19
\' F. \\' 11ll'dlng ,lnd fr~m th~re
Deere B Tractpr
\1'ent tn !l;l\ (' .~upp('r wIth ~s'l
Was $368 _ Sale price $268
EstpJh~,RI('h;lIlt~. South piOux City. ,-' 55 Ford TI'uck.Tractor
Mrs. ~\'(lll('r Chilln IcH Wednes·1
Was $550 _ Sale price $350
dax ,for a \ l~lt 11'ltl1 her aunt. IV(rs. i
WelpHl "·nlll'r ... FI. Doctgl'. cIa ·.1
12 Used T roctors
and In t.ltl' hUm(' of her daughter, I
to Choose From
the C('tll nhl1d('~. who have re·
cently 111 )I'l'd tl) Chatfield, Minn, i Cub Cadet with rotary mOVv'er,
demonstrator
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Last '\11'nilay afternoon Mrs [ 1948 we Allis Chalmers
Man'ln F(,'l :ltll'!Hl{'d a .World Day
IH400
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£:'xtra
good
of
I ,llllillittee meeting with
"Deere B, self starter, good tires
Mrs.
:\('\son. Wpr1nesda\'
e\'('ning \11' ,llld Mt's. Felt and I Deere A, here is some cheap
power
?\irrlin. ;l\ll'.,l<\('ci the Scout ban-I
qt1C't. Sat\l~('il~ afl(,j·no,on Mr. amd! Farmall 560, here is your chance
to trade up
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1\1rs. Carl :\n,kr ...::nn came ~r~m
~,~~~I~;~~'I~·((I;'I;;~~~:~·y;;;n !~~ar~!~, \ ~~11
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farm.
Hcre frem .1 di. tpnce for the
.John 'Suhm flillPr11 Saturday were
h~s sis~{,I' .11!(·it'n) l\Irs~ orvr,ue
Rhoadc'. \\ 111:)na. :'I!inn, and er
son Brutf', Om~ha Mr. and'l\t rs.
Hal Stines and cl:tu·ghters. LincQfn,
Mr. and :\~rs Lester Ande)fs~n,
Pet~, Sha.r')o :tnrl l;ary. 1Vlr, *nd
I\ofrs. l\ll'rllm Ha:"enkamp, Di~ne
and Thomas, Pilger, and Mr. and
Mrs Jlfll SUI bel' Fremont,
(nnd iHrs Nell DOl mg and Xiii ehael, C;;clclen, Colo "i\lr and l\ rs
IGeorQ,(' John on and famlly, ~ rs
Ilr
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n P(ltter nil,
Arrdlew
JIn.
son and )Ir and \Irs Glenn J hnso~ Omana. :\h
Leshe Jen en,
WIsner and i\If and Mrs Ll yd
B hlkcn
t'
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LallIel
love~ is stilled. A plnce is vacant
in 0 r homl!1, which never can be
fine'. '. The Family of David' T.
EVp~s.
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h~~te~.-8an~ot ~
,$'~nd.
;It st.~~r~::
You wfll never Ind cl.am"
year old c....
rofe~sional
TO SELL.
OI·R¥·
Phone 197
OPTOMETRISTS
f
W.!A, KOrBER, 0: D.
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OPTOMET\tIST'
:MOVING SOON?
Phone 173
~re ready to go.
Local or
Long Distance moving. Packing,
rat.ing, Storing. At g e n t s for
Hied Van Lines, World's Largest
ost Trusted Van Lines.
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BRADY MOVING &
STORAGE
Tiedtke Plumbing
1~·{eatir1~ and Appliances
CAN STANDARD
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(60 years of ,)xperience)
~ELECTltIC
Sioux City, la.
paone 68
Phone Collect 2 - 1335
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,Wayne, Nebr.
P.,YSICIANS
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and Tl. Why not enjoy
the fullest.
BENl1HACK CliNIC
215
McNatt's
'Radio & TV Service
W; ,2nd Street
Phone 1060
Wayne, Nebr.
GEMGE L. JOHN; M}?
PHYSIOiA:N AND SURGEOIN'
114 East 3rd sllfeet ,
, OIfiee Plibne' 1~2
341
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ELE¢TR,ICIAtiS
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TIEQTKE ELECTRIC
:w~<l
1954 Sl\IlTA Diesel, wide :and
narrow fn;mt axle
1955 Farmall 400, a good] buy
F1~~c1~H. a good sec~nd
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WC Allis Chalmers, ne\\~ tires
Cub'Lo Boy tractor"Wi~h plow,
disc, bar ·.njtower, rotary, mower,
grader b14de
1!P.i9 Dodge Pick'Up, per~ect
. VEt~RINAltIANS i .
CONTRA.CTOlJlS
Home. - Co~rci~'
26!':~ :
Wayne, Nebr.
Farm
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Je~p with furl! length Itop
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your' tractor during our
Bonanza,.Feb. 18 - Mar~ 21
COME IN: AND SA,vE---Coffee. Pot 'Xill be on aU the timb
International
Sores & Service
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Ulsclav evenmg the bi thd~ys pf Mrs, Con MUnson
nd
her twUl SIster, 'Mrs Karl W. tte,
Phone 34
Wayne, wel'e celebrated
_--'--+,_~_ _ _~_'!--i_
evenmg guests In the Mu son USE i> WRINGER WAs~ERS.
home W¢le Mr. and Mrs, 'fier ard
Your, choice for only $24.95·IMer~
Koch, l\~r. and lUI's. MaJ,"lyn fch chant Fireston~" ~tore. Wayne.' f611.':;:~;;;;';~+';';"-+____~.!1
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Dick "Sandahl and Mrs. Elvis Olson were in the Lawrence
Ring Ihom~ Thursday.
,ben
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M;SC:. SERVICES
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Mr~.
REAL EStATE
t;'.IIS~j('. 1I.(,11ll~,' 1\,1;::1 mah .. 'hO. was 116B Hammer. Mill·
DeWcr'f $H3aOm-meSr,jMe',Pl1fice $10
VIsiting 1!H'll
Thr ]\1;1l"\ III h'lt famtiy were
,lITwng Im'nds who hf'lpNl Mrs.
Was $60 - Sale price $3S'
f,Jalcoll1l Jt'lbl'll cl'iebr<.~te her
5-h.p. ';;:..phase Electric Motor
tHrthday :It Itel" home in En1('rson
Was $95 - Sale price $69
S cl
ft
Deere 214 Plow,
\I~ll~~·il\:t ~~~oo~;~d :\I'r" I 'Walter
Was $67 - Sale Price $17
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·sPQdal
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child ten t were Sunday
dinner
guests, in the Dick Sandahl . home.
~roperty Exchange
'fest i;~~
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Mr) and Mrs. Neil Sandahl and
modc]"n b,ungalow house,
FOR SALE: Dlllroc gilts due to
farrow in Marcn; also fall boars. Ids with 'garage, and cob:
interested contact Emil
Arnold Stuthmam & Sons. 101!~
Phone 2783.
Ini~es south of
ayne.
f20t3
I USED BENDIX . L E C. T RIC
1':-were nt Nfi"oprara I elothes dry,er. A·I condition. A
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dilllll'r III th(' t'harles I I'eal buy at only $79.95. Merchant
\1l'.Il[.:{,Jl~ Ililll\OP ~\lHI ill. c11clJratc I Fire:itone Store, Wayne.
i6 I!~OR RENT: Cub Tract~f by tbe
hour, McCormick Farnr Equip]lenny's hti'llll;a~
$1 ,PER DAy RENTAL for Elec·
ment Stont.
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.F(]r 1l1l'::lnnr' . Dal"fl"s Iwf'ifth
tric Carpet Shanlpooer with
fllIf
hlrthrl(l~' 01 VVf'dncsday .. tI r Gor-: chase of Blue Lllstre.
NEW FLOORS flom old, t's easy
1~I:l~'dHc~~'-:'\.I'
an(~·:;ll~·. ~a~i '[ Hardware, WaY(ie, Ne~br.
[20
when you renti our floo sander
and edger and Irefinish· ith our
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and ,opJ;r Son
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. seals, vaJ1nishes aqd waxes.
your r~gs by repHng our
,Tl1l1rsd:l,\" iilllnl'l' goC'st . . m !Ile '[
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. Mak~s rugs and carJ.I"'. ch:nnhl'I".' h,l]ll('
like new, Coast-to-Coast
1\lal1el
HI'! ;uktnt1P and
Fbnk
,
Wayne. I
s6t3
St(,lnhil~lgh.
.NlJri'oiJ.::.
an I Mrs.
~l1nrJa~
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Plirehred Shorthorn
F~R SALE--Ha pshire a9d .Chester White sows, and gilts. To far·
row bl:'twcen Fe'). 23 andI March
Eugel Implement
Martins;burg,
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with .toncjor .- V~8.' .n~ln.",
automatic
lmill on
Lulls. Polled 1r horned. Good
~~~:~. Harry l\~*lmberg & ~~3
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FO!R SAL E
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THANK frienas. rei·
Several to c oo.e,· f ~t!".' All
Merlin brother;
Bill
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n8t3 sds. Choiee' of ('onsoles or table ~E-STA'I\E-FOR-SALE-Main
Truck. tffiuObde.;IS·wSlt·'hlmconhf.yVec.rncWwaPrricatnUtrye.
bus in e s s' building in
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Quarter Sale---'Fridayi Saturday, Feb. 22·2.'3, Start placing ~~!~~d /i~~~0~!4·~~OI'~~d wU~;n:'le;~
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T ERE o. Floor FOR SALE In this arca late model
dUH]!'r ~!\I{' ... ts 10. lll~) 1.1'_ ~·I\'~{)del with Df'lllXe Changer Vi.Necchi ~e~ing machine in like
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W('J'(' 1'1 ](1.1 \. ('v{'nln,!.( VISit )fS In I ~
!l5 M i t F' gt
St Y I z~g-zag and many other features
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el"(' la,O
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or;6 Reliable party may assunl!e last
An excellent 160 acre fartn
for ~lbPl)('r :"n(urday were
and I ~a_:~_e_,_____ -.. --.-.- ---~-~- eight paymehts o~ $7.67 or \fill dis15 miles southwest of Win~lr ... ";~;llllf'~' n,lhl~ren nn(~ I ('l~ild. WE HAV, E A PRODYCT for VInyl cO,unt £o~ cash. F,.or more inform·
'side. Goo~ farm buildings
11'11 alld 1]1'
and :\Irs. AlVin Sun·
and ot.het floors known as Seal atlOn wl'lte, Credit Manager, Box
and modern dwelling.
£It'll ;lIld dnllQhtt'rs.
(;Joss a~'l'ylie finish. It's terrific: 181, Fremont, Nebraska.
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EII!'.I Sunrl hI and I'McNatt Hardware, Wayne, Nebr. f13t2
Good productive -160 acre
HanniI' \
III Ihe Fr, nk £If'
£20 - - - - -~~
improved farm, 8 ~.~' miles
.\\'1111 Illlllli'. S{~u!h SIOUX
last, ' .... -~.-.-~---TtJ{\~dIlY 1'\ t'nlng.
lOLL, GAS or WOOD - Reg dJess
:from Winside.
s~lnda-,.,. dll.l1l(')' gut's!s in t IC liar.
of your 9hoice of fpeI, 3'OU,'
et
r~ \\~.'rl h111l1l' werc l\Ir. 11 c\I I\fr", more heat at less coM With a ew ~~~=~~~=~===
Halph <\l()r~(', Omahfl, al d the SieglC!r Heater with famous tr el· FOR SALE:
egistered Angus
E. T. Warnel11utide
-Frit, 'I I'lill l(t{" b lllll~'
\!. and mg ff100r heat. We trader-easy
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Real Estate Agency
{'I a,t SII,ldl Hrc,t
\V,'k('f.lf'ld dl'iy at Coast - to" Coast Stores, Pender, Nebr.
's6eow
Winside, Nebrask,a
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La 'fenC'f' Wayne.
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F~8.21-=-HARRY SCII'l.u~Z FARM
,ALE six and one half mUe,
Outh of Wayne -'on Highway 15.
routman ~ Lage, ' Auctioneers.
Irst National Bank, Wayne,
REAL ESTAl·E
F()RG~T-Arnie's
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bill.
; " up, which make. YO'ur odver.
=J-:=:=
I to·Coust Stores, Wayne.
loon, Ius. call
130 collecti' We'll be out.
GIRLS' SHOE RPLLER SKATES.
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$12.88.
Merchant Firestone
VPU how we have helped others
Store, Wayne.
f6 to fec~me financially in, dependent
-----~ - - - -... - ----~ .<:('1 ing RawJeig~ Products. Good
WANTED Reliab1e party to as·
sume last nine payments of $9.18 l(lc lHy now available in
on like new Sl<~ntqmatic Singer c,ounty or City of \\layne.
Sewing machine or Iwill discount ~o~7~le:11~' I?ept NBB·150·331, is~e;;
for cash. For mo~e information
writC', Cr('dit MaAager, Box 181,
I [)(j'N'TIl)ad B{'d
By Mrs Lawrence Rin~ ,
W1lk~fi~ld ATlas 7.2620
PHONE!
.NUM8,BII ,130 and w. will
com. to YOUR .FARMI
SWtlNSONITV
Wayn~js Oldest
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Heg.
earan('e
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ler~hant Firestone
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I aslOI- .JOJlIl ~,aXljlln offl 'lnted
at Iht' rites j\hISI~' \1US fur lished
by the s.:e.n lOr ehOiI', tH'('Otnl·ani.Cd
': VY" 1\1 nrC1l1 ',h·hnwr. J~ldlb !ar(!rs
I wei (', LOIUs h.ot'h. :\flal{hson, Wal! t~r Slr;.ll(' and He\lh(~n Pulsj Hos·
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and
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Hll11f'rrnf'ilild and
Fr:1Ilk .!~()I.~wJlt, :'\'ll·follc luria!
Wll~ In Spn~IJ.;b~nllt'h CpllH'te y.
. I, I'pd 1~()llI(', I'~ils. ~nll of 'rnnj{
',100 "'n:l~·p. ~li~lnl~;:H':(: Puis was
,ho~n A[1I. lJ,. JR8~ In stanton coun,
II£' Wil$ J);l111.i/NI hy ]I;1o.;tol' Otto
! ;r~lhn Ht liral'l'. E\',II1J,!pIH'al (hurch
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Radio and 1V~epQir
11osl\ln~ .. -rl't!11I\r;ll s('rvicc. ror sOli'S wedding tnmvcrs8J:Y pf
~'~red ,P·III:-., ~u l':ol'folk, ()J'I~H~I' TlI~si:ll]y. l\'1r. and MrS. bison Vi,'S'
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, Janet Van Auker spent I~st
, Tuesday night with I,inda Winkel·
R.l1dolph
bauer in tb,e Donald Winkelha er
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I home, Jantee Keiter. was an oVfr.
Mr. mid Mrs. Jo n Morris, 'night gue8~ Thursday.
~aYne. were ~ last Sunday guests I Mr. aoo ", Mrs, Art Olson ~~d
111\ the Max Stahl home.
family and Mr. aod Mrs. Lars pl.
Mr. and Mr.: Bill Schutt' and son wore S~nd.y dinner guests' in
Mer~c Bieschenk were last Sunday the Dsmond Korth home, Pier~e,
guests. in the Fern Schutt home. ·to help MIt. Korth celebrate ~iS
Mr. and Mrs. Fe.n Schutt and blrthd.~.
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ftu;nily were Thursday evenil;1g
Sew ~ncI' So Club will m et
guests in the Wal~ren.. Jaqs8en with' Mr•. W.I"'~_ Grvbbels F .
home to help Larry celebrate' his 27.
Mr. aDd Mrs. Lars Ol,on ~nd
Ibirthday.
Mr. Dnd M\rs. Fern Schutt and Mr. 'and Mrs. Gurney Lorenz ~nd
Mr. and, Mrs. Al B'aden. visiteq family were Wednesday evening
Otto Peters in the NOl'folk' hospi. guests- in the, Bob Olson home. '
tal last Saturday evening:
Mr. Hnd Mrs. AI Baden and
Mr, and M~S. Donald' Winkel! family were Friday eve n i n g
bot,ler and 'f~' ily were last Sum guests in the Alfred Greiner ~oine.
day dinner gu sts in the Victor
MJr. and Mrs, Art Koppleman,
Castor homei1Bclden.
Osm'ond, were Thursday eve~ing
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Mr, and MJ's, Ernie PluekeIj, guests in the Al Baden home!
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Mrs. Gus
Ernest
MrJ.
C. ~ing were
guc'sts or. MIrs.!
Mrs, Joe WUson viSited'
niece, Mrs doh Munson, Dnd baby
)lirl at the Wly~e hospital Ji'rlday
KrI",.maJrK r Mr and M: s Dnn Dolph. LyncUe and Dwa c aQd Mr and Mrs
Donalil Dolph' and fnml}y h91pep
met Wed-
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Mr~' and Mrs. Donald' l)lueker· anil
Mrs. Warlen Janssen attended
and Mrs. Larry Plucketf. auxiliary meeting at Coleridge
Sioux Falls, spent the weekend'iu last Monday evening. Mr. JansMr.
Mr. and Mrs. HE'nry Tarnow attended the birthday observance
of Freddie Bird sr. Monday eve.
(,ling.
Mrs. LoRoy Hammer, Mrs. P.aul
Henschke and Mrs. Ervin Bottger
baked and decorated a large cake
t~r tI~e thlrty·flfth weddmg anni·
versary dance of MI' and Mrs.
Clarence Kubic.
Mr. an~ Mrs, Billy Hansen ,and
family were Sunday dinner guests
al the Glen .Leuders home and
visited at Emil Tarnows Thursday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. RClY Tonjes aad
stayed for a longcr v(sil. ,
Mr. and Mils. Dick Ivcr~on nnd
Penny, Sioux City, and! 1\¥ir. and
Mrs. Tom BI~essler were Sundpy
dinner guc-sts of Mrs. Myrtle
Bressler.
Mr. and 1\11'$ ,Rudolph lIamnlt'1'
aDd Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Meier
were at lIerhf'rl Thuns Monday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. RudQlph lIal1l1ne>r
were Thursday evening visitors
F.
Hammers, l'u('sduy Mrs
Hamrner was with 1\1.,':-..
Soules
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Mrs. Myrtle HI"('ssler and Mr",
C. W. Ml'Guire we~.c h'iday sunper guests at Merlm Hr('sslcrs ..
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The l).el"{oy Krusemarks
were bies.
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visitors at Ed da~~S'a~h~17!OI~o~'\~:1 s~('~~t :~o~;
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t Pendf'r, following lwr relpUS(i
from the hospital
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M.r. and Mrs; Carl Bl'mIi.c:llnl
~efect'lIis now it home improyo and Mr. and Mrs. Jaek Sehroedpr
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I i:r:. E"d Krusemark was a Fri- and family. Norfolk, wer{' Saturday dinner guest at Paul KnoUs, d~y supper guests at Arnold Bru·
Wayne,
d~gams. Su~~lay ~v""nmg: tilt' Rl'u
" Mr. and ~rs. Robert Morris dlgam famlli.es VJslt~d In the
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and son
yne were Sunday nest Lempke ho.me m Pe~dcr.
dinner g~est at
Longes.
Elwood Sarnps?n, J~lllce and
Mrs. '- Ervin Bottger and Edith Larry helped Carl. Sam.llelson,
were with a group at dinner Sun- Wvyne, tclebl'al.e hiS birthday
day at the Don .Peters home olt- Wednesday evenmg,
serv:ing the birthday of Mary
Mr. and Mrs. Albprt L. Nelson
Jane
\:Ind family were Thursday supper
Mr: and Mlrs, Rudolph Hammer guests at Robert lIansens. Satur'
and Goldie Leonard were Sunday day Mr." and M~s. Hansen Ilnd
dinner guests at Marvin Meiers. Dale drove to F~lIrbury to attend
Tuesday Mrs. Meier and I Miss a show and sale of Purehred Spo.l·
Leonard were dinner guests
ted Poland hogs. Rex: and G.lon~
Mrs. Amy Nuernberger.
Hansen 'were ~~ the
Wilbur
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Bottger and
during, the r abpence.
Edith wte Thun{day dinner
l,\1rs. Jo.an Bress er called at the
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Remnantof
Piece Goods'
By George ~ve sharpened
for the hi~ord making
ax and chopjped our prices
for a big thr e-day holiday
event. Sale starfs Th~rsday ,"orhing, Feb. 2 - continues
through Saturday, Feb. 23.
DISCONTINUED fA
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3 inches to 3 yords
Pri/1ts and Solids
D*PERtSAMPLES
1 yard cuts -
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Pri/1ts and Solids
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Bu~et
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SKlftt'LENGTH
Y2 ,rice
Cotton Slacks . , .. :% to Y2 price
' ..... Y2 pric~:
lpdJes' Gowns
Can-Coni Slips
Baby Bqotees
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Budget Basemerjt
imported
Ta~le
Cloths
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SETS
Y2 'prite
Budget Basement
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Men's ~eckties
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;1Many colors] and patterns of ,lbetter
priced to 'clear! '
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Basement
SPeCIAL
Only 17 Angela.
LAQIESf SKIRTS
i Budget!
PRE.LENTEN
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price
Ladie~' ,i Blouses ...... .
Aprons
.49c
. r.Y2 price
Best Form Bras
S/ze:4fx90 a pair
$~O,O
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lVIrs .. · Bres~ler a d Mrs. Buskirk
l"ielped serVie at ospital AUXIliary
Wednesday
Mrs. Mlargaret McQuistan pnd
family attended funeral" services
for her brother, Kenneth Hunt, 58.
at Ainsworth ~uesday at ~he Conchurch. He died of a
hejlrt attack at Gordon·
watching a basketball
Ladies' 'Srweaters
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Mr. a-nd Mrs. Clark., Kai 'and
family were Friday evening visitors at Dick Kais B9d Sunday
were, supper guests at Ed 2iacks,
Fremont.
Mr_ aad ,Mrs. ,Merle Baier were
wednesda:y~, sup~r "guests at AIbe~t L. ~elsons. Mr,' and'. M.rs.
Weldon Sqhwar~n' and Mr. an~
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Childrens' '
BasemerMt
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ner ~nd Lamar Petersen homes.
Children's PlIi4I11as:.I..... Y2 price
Budget Basement
WO<\lL
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Big White'
Y3 .off
Childs' Cord S~~cks j
Y3 off
Knit Baby Cap~. .; I. Y3 ito Y2 off
~hitds' lined ~.~,~s ..... y" eft
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'Girls' Blouses
yalrd
Budget, Basement
aer;:,:r;,
I'm a secretary_ He·,
a ~us¥ engineer ~itf
,bnght future: Very ,
boys' Sweaters . .. .. .V3 to Y2 off
.oys' Cotton Slacks ..... Y2 price.
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Men' ~: Bet~er Coals ... Va 10 V2 off
M~n's Chore Gloves' .3pr."$1.00
; .pr~ $4.98l,
Men1s (overalJs
Child'renis Socks
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demandin~ 'fello~I_"Very
partic';1lar••.•• but steet.
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yes.
,,"more ,han blueprints!
He married his secretaIfl,
Advertised in Febrja" .
Glamour and ",!cluo
livdy ours ... Gay
IGibsi»;t~$
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neat. .as-a-pin 2 ieee
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jacket dress in y9D
and' acrylic"
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Ge()~I-:e
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the ij.:rausc hon e M:oQday. Mrf. Elsie
ltJ;ld j!iQn pen~ls were visit·
ors Monday evening in the Krause
'Wngnt'r homq Tuesday af- HueUe
t<'rnilDn,
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Mr,' 'and MtB. ~UU.m: Mar·
dt
d Ricky Mt and Mr.
~~:~ . ~~rque-rdt' a~d Connie:
Mr. and . Mrs. ,Dlle Von 5eg·,
gem end Carol, and l,Mr. and
'Mrss"Arthur Reb. 'a~~ family at·.
t d d th ~
I . services of
,,:~s.r Em~a un;:9~er, Hadar,
Sunday .ft.~OO",
Mr. lind rtIlrs~. Fritz Ronfeldt,
Pilge,r,.,wcre visitors in the Fred
M1lI'quardt hqmc ,Sunday.
MI' ,and Mlrs. Myron I M)arshaU
Ilnd fa~i1y ~ere ,visito~s in the
noh~.rl} mars nil h~me Sat~r~ay
ev~~.
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•~r. ~nd Mrs. ,Ed Sc~ellenber~.
vl.'Hh'd ,in the, Hans l~an~en ho~~,
Pll'l'ce Sunday evemng to ~lSlt
Husscll Hansen, Concord, Calif.
Mr. and ,Mrs, Rober't ~remer,
Kevin and Bobby, flJorfolk, were
visitors jn the ,M.-rc:in Marshall
home last Monday, evening,
:\'11"<; Arnold Froelick, Norfolk.
und Mrs Minnie Krause and Marjon£' Wf'rt' callel's in "~thc Mr!O.
J'llirlnie Marntz. Mrs. Lydia Fuhr·
mUlTI and Mfs . . M-ary Brueckner
h"~I\' ~:;{o~; . ~:f;~la;~d
hOl~c.
Terry and Kerrry Lube spent tile
weekend in' thf home of their
grandparents, -MI~' an~1 Mrs, Lloyd
Luhr, NorfoUs. The Lloy.d LuJ1rs
were su-ppcr af!.d evening gu~sts.
in Uw Dwaine yuhr home Monday
and Terry an£)' Kerry returned
iwme with them.
Birt'hdijlY Party
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Mr, and Mrs. William Brogren
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enteftame~ relahve~, friends ~nd
7 •• e
nClghbofslat theIr home last unM.rti Club
day evenmg lin honor of Mr
roMrs. Stanley Langenberg enter- gren's bJrthd/il.Y. Pnzes wer~ Iwon
tained membej's of the Marti club by Mr aqd Mrs Arthur BebPler,
at her home on ''I'ue~day night. Mrs, Ch*le~ ~aImz and Mrs .
Mrs. Norris Langenbdrg was a nbnald, l\flal'lchek,. Guests ~eI'e
guest. Prizes ,werl wOn b;rs. frbm Howell~,' Winside, Norfolk,
Orville Anderson, Mrs. M ron St~ton, Madison and HoskiJlls.
Deck and Mrs.
wight Br Igge- I·',
man.
Hoskins l qou~les C,lub
Mr. and ~rs. Herman Opfer enStudy Class
tcrtaine,d Ho~kins Couples Clm.b at
The Bible Study cl$ss of ~be their hQm~ ':I1~~lrsday evening, Mr.
Women's Society of, World Service afUd Mr~. j:;U$ Perske and Mr.'
of the Hoskins Evangelical Un.ited Mrs. JEd: pchellenberg. w1e r.e
Brethren chUrch me in the Mrs, guests. Prizt:ls were won by" Mr.
E A. Strate ho~c Wednesday and M·;rs.l, ~d ScheUenl;lerg,i Mr.
morning, Mrs. Fred Jo ens open-. and Mrs. ~e~no'1 Behmer and Mr,
So,c,-el
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7:45.
Mr~
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Mr. and
Harry
Will~ide. were Sunday guests in the sixth chapter of Romans.. Mrs. ~athman I~oi:ne March 14.
Donald anel Larry were
t)w Mrs. Minnir Kruuse home.
Weop'ell DaVIS closed the. study
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guests in the Clint ,Reber
:\11' <.Iml n'irs. Melvin Haase an~ with pnlycr.
t , A·Teen
Efxte'nsion Club
Sunday evening.
fnmlty. Battle C,'celt and Bill A-Teen )i:xten"jon club met Wed·
Mr. and Mrs. John Bopm,
l,nd Elmer Stopp~t were dinner Gay Fifty Rook Club
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nesday atlthe home of Mrs. wa~er riee LuAnn and' Steven
and Sl!ppl'r gu~~ts l~ the Ed Green
MI'. and Mrs. Thea. Heberer en· Fleer, jr'l Guests were Mr~ov ai- ito 1';' in the Alfred
hOI'lH' last Sunday.
tel'tained members of ... the Gay ter Fleer l sr., Mrs. George H u_ Car.ron. Sunday
Mrs. Arnold Froelic'k, Norfolk, Fifty Rook club la~ their home singer, Nprfolk, and Home Ag nt
Mr. and Mlrs, Harry
and Mrs. Minnie Kraure ~nld Tuesday night. Guests .were Mr, .MyrtJe Alllderson, Wayne.
,family were visitors in '
Mariorie visited Mrs.. Helen <lnd Mrs. Walter Fensk.e and ~r. - Roll ~aH ,~as "What I Call a Timperly home, Nor~olk
Bree, Norfolk, Monday after· and Mrs. Paul Sc~eul'l~~. PrlzeP <?ood tn~e. Mrs. Walter FI1~r, evening.
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wer¢ won, by I EdwIn Melerhenry, .Jr., an l\l1:rs. Earl Ander~on g Ve
Mr. and Mrs. Ha~ry W~iher' and"
MI'. Ilnd Mrs, Walt Koehler, Os" Mrs. Walter Fenske, Mrs. H. C. reports IYirs James RoblOson re- farlnily were dinner and
mond were supper and C'vpning Falk, Mr!;i Palul Scheurich and ported., nJ the Safety workshop ,to guests in the home of hel! par.ents,
J,:u{'sts in the J. E. Pingel home George Wittler.
be hel ' ~n Wayne March 7th at Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mieyer 'OsWednesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. ,Myron MarsbalJ Canhta Club
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~rs: IVia1 Eckman ~;d th~ grnup
Mr, and IMrs. Clint '!teber 'and
Mf: and Mrs, L~UlS Bendm e~- smpng .. 'lIhe l~sson, Cloth~ng e- family were supper and evening
and family were visitors In the
Dohm hTome
LC'o Mevis home, Stanton, .Friduy. te,'tGllOed the Canas a clUb, at theIr pnlr QUiet TrICkJ" 'Was glven by guests ',n th e Joh"'. WI
h Thursday evening.
1\11'. and Mrs. Carl Harder and home last Monday evening. The Mrs .. Gu . Ander on .. March
Dennis were"": visitors in the Ran· club met M 0 n day e v € n i n g Imeetmg fIll be eld III the ho e
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Mr. and. Mrs. Roger ';l~ter a~
Feb: 18" at the Wtlbur Anderso~ of Mrs, q:eorge Ehlers.
dall Novak home. Creighton, last horne
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Evangelical tJnited
(Wendell' Davis,
W€:lines.da~, Feb.
Erwin Ulrich lJ.om'e, 9:f!lO
Youth ,Fellowship, 7:30
Friday. Feb. 22:
council meeting, 7:30 p.m~
SUll[day, Feb. 124 : Wor~bip
v,ie,:'1 9.30 ,a.m.J Churc~ .~w~'''I\'prpl
lJO • .lO a.m., Bi,le Studiy
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., Soap Goes Farther
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Easier Dishwashing ' : ' ,
• No Monthly Servic~ Vi,its
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Sl~~~.Y~nd Mr~.
Ed Green visited
Worley BenshOOf, Carroll, Friday
In the Wayne hospita.~.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Joehens and
1\lr. and Mrs. George Wittler were
supper guests in the' Williarn
Wes~ly home Thursday,
Mr. and Ml's. J. E. Pingel were
supper and evening visitors in the
Rill Br,oekemeier home, Osmond
Monday and called in the Walt
Ko('hler home.
Mrs. Arnold Froelick, Norfolk
was a visitor in the Mrs. Minnie
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Hos~ins Homemakers Club
Members 'of the Hoskins Homemakers Extension club met in the
ho",c .of Mrs. "Edwin Meierhenry
TuesdClY ijfternoon. Mrs. Fred
Brumels opened the meltmg by
readmg "We Prepare for TornoI'
.,row." Roll caU was "It's a Small
'World."
Awalt Walker gave
and "Guard Heart
Wisely" and
Dennis PuIs
at
Highland~
Clpp
l\h~s. ~orrjs nangenb..erg
hostess to the *ighiands
sion ctu.b: ~embelrs Friday
nOon. Flfie.ch members
s(-nt. Mrs. GerClld
Mrs. Orvi~ie
ryn Kleelsa~g,
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mels, an ]\I1rs.
man wer guests~ Roll
an "01'1 ina]
Mrs. Bill
member.
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~~n~~~~ard
'Hull home
Tuesda~
Mol.
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36 Months to ,Paff
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dinnerAsmus
guestshome.
Sunday jll
the
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Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bjorklund
and Pamela. Glenwood, la., Mr
and Mrs. Robert Lieneman and
family, Omaha, and
and, Mrs.
ATYOUR !FORD~D
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8t. Paul's ,Utl~cran
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League met Sunday evaning
s. Melvin Harmic[,
fSidu?,
Lady -of SorrQw
thurch
,(Daniel Gal,.s. Pastor)
, Sunday Feb 24: MMS 9:0() •. m.
Our
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Mr. and Mrs. \Vult. Luge \\Icrc IN dnesd~, J=eb. 20
~,::::a:Q~~pg.~. guests 10 the Gc~ald l'"riC'odly WednesdllY' fa.rnily din-
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Mr. a~d
1 rs. Muurice ~'Ia~scn 091", \\esl,ey ~ubl'ck h?tne!
visited Mr . H. C. Hansen' j
n
lM<'Ihodtst Church dt~ncr.
Norfolk ospital Sunliay aftern jOn. "~ursday, Feb. 21
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Happy Workers, Herman ':Brockfamily were Wednc:>uay CVC'!lfl g m~n home..
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visitors in the Mrs. Mary RauL'loll
::ioclHi Nmghbors, Harold Stoltenhome
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Mr: and Mrs. Perry .Joh~son,
PUlochly( L y.J e CunnIngham
were Sunday cvenmg visitorSl m home. , I
the John N. Johnson hOlne W~lk<!·
IIdltop Larks Club was postponed
field
' f r o m THurHday, Feb, 14 to ThursMr. and Mrs. Frank cunn~1g. I ~~) h'b 21111 the Chf{Old Lmdsay
tl.am were Sunday djnner gu sts
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in the R. J. Hickey home
or.
{' a l {, om lO ¢rts;:me.
folk, In the afternoon the~ IS- Frtday, Feb. 22.
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ited relatives In Henderson
11l(J~~l{~ntry Club, CiLarlqs Broe an
Methodist Church
(Victor Ireland Pastor)
Sunday. Feb. 24: Worship, 10:00
a.m.; ,sunday school, 11:00,
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Presbyterlan·Congregatl~nal
Church
(Gail ~xen. Pastor)
Sunday, Feb. 24: Worship, 10:00
a.m.; $unday school, 11:00.
FrJday even~ng visitors in the
Kenhcth Olsen home, co~rd.
w:ere Mr. and ,Mrs. Melvin M nuI
son and family.
Mr. a'bd M~s. John, Rees ~nd
family
Sunday dinncr guests
in the
lturlbert home.
guests in the
, home were ,Mr.
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Saturday, Feb. 23
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Fdmond W. Ken1 \\P1L! ;\ir d!l{i
Woman s Club pancah day start
Mrs. Dean Hl'~1 ll'r~~ Sill lilian Ing 11 3U a rn 10 H U0 n III
Wyo, Mrs :\1ah[p J <lrJr~l'lnan [Ill! Tues.day, Feb. 26
Tangeman and 1\11 s n (J! u Ill}: AuxIliary, Hobelt I )Jones homc.
Petree and (hdI1!)111
V\U\ Oul 1I(,1e'
LJ~Hl Nelsen
I'YO,; Hus-.('l .and Ilu;lIH'
IMlnH
man, Rapid ClIr, l\ll'
WQ~nesday, Fen. 27
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Fir~l s('rlPs of l\(ethuWst MiSSIOn·
'<.t,r} il's$ons, l\lrs. Laura .!ohnson
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PANCAKE FEED
humt'o
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11 :30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
At Carroll Auditorium
Pancakes:
Blueberry
Curraht
Potato
Buttermilk
S'Our Dough
Eggs
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i three
,Morns
Imess
lest of
qUiltlOg
Mrs. John
Y $42.92 MONTHLY
IF SO, YOU CA~ QiALIFY ~ORiA $1,000 LOAN
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Makers, !\irs,.
.IF 70U ARE'1fHIN" KIN, G qF B,UYING
Af"NEW CA~" SEE US
FIR5T~,I
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'Catholic Guild meets
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Cl.ltilOirC '-;udd met! "(ednesd~y
allt'moon. Mrs. John :Aschoff and
Alr~. :'I'larVlll Hershied ~erved. Mrs.
Hours: 8:30 a,m.
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Hal'meier
CIi~rch
St.
Luthet\lln'
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(H. M, RlIpert, Pastor)
Saturday, Feb, 23: Church school,
00 a.m.
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Feb. 24: Worship, 9:'00;
school, 9: 50. : t
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Thursday I Feb. 28:. WorsWP, 7
p.~.; Holy CommuDlon .
. Mrs. Tip li'rQcntlt and 'lin/ce. arid, Mr. ami Mrs. WIlliam Evans,
ColerIdge \vcrc I<'ridny, visitors in NJhgh. ,
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the Russel Hall !lome. Mal' lyn ~:;
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Ha~ accompanied them how,e'!for
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City;
R. Maric Winklcbauer, IMr. a~d
's. Dick Winklebauer, IMr. a d
us \' ,nkleb~ltmr.. and Mr. I~nd Mrs. .
served by Edwnr I lhwuld, "he l~. HenrY, Hast~ngs; ~rr, Ehen
Mprcb ',host will I,H Gcorg {!, S\O]'..
Hobbins, Grand Islan ;, r. and
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Mts. Everett 1}obbins, H rtington
teD mcmhcrs
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Benjamin
visitors in
Don Axeh'l and Neill
Mr. an", Mrs, Jamc
were Tuesday aCternoo
rece~ved
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toil 5:00
p.m. SaturdBrY:
ajo
til noon
iWAVNE, NESRASKA'"
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wI pnz,(" PI.nIls were ~ade to s.'erl"e
lunch Monday·night fo Sa skate lie-
mght at the Carro I audito:rium
TI.11' next mC,etmg will be, Mar: 13.
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Sausage
Coffee
so, DAk
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Surprise Farewell Party
~'arr(JlI Saddle CI~b' held a surJll'I.Sl' far~w(>ll party Ifriday evellWafflE\S 20c
",,1 f",. the Harold Dirks f'))lily.
,who arc lT1~l\I,ing lo a'i farm near
Sponsored by
Coleridge. Five tables 1of pitcn ser\'c.~? as ~ntertainment ,. with prizes
___W--,-,o_man',s Club..__, __:::.go_'_ngc._to__
G_OI.·d__o_n_+--:..R~on:......R.:.~h.:.,d.:.C.:.,
10c each
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Four kinds of 's~ort-all super
Want to ma'ke sprinl come ,in a hurry'?
Just pick a new car~with whatever you
hanker for in perform nce and sporty trim~
mings~like bucket s ats, 4-speed :phift*,
lots of horses-and s art driving it now.
Chevy's got a lot of $ort in foul' entirely
different kinds of car&.
First, the ,Jet-smooth Impala
Sport with your choice of 7
different engines that ~angc up
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t6 425 bp and that inc ude the
popular Turbo-Fire 4 9 * wit h
340 hp fctr the ult! natE' in
smooth, re~ponsi\'P diving iV
modern t rattle. Orjt i011\l1 pquipment, ineludi~g Co~nfoltilt
stcering wheel]' that a(Uusts
to
convenience, lliaiu'1-; it
a sport as you'd like.
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Mr. nnd
Mrs.
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~lal'vin 150m,
Joni and Jodi were jfl1csday even·
ing vj~itors in tim Bill StaIJing
hunte.
Mr. and 1\11'8. G. E. Jones were
Wednesday supper guests in th~
Perry Johnson home.
Callers last 'week in t,he Elmer
Phillips home were Mr. 'and Mrs.
11;n08 WilJiams
Pearson.
LInd
Mrs.
Ellery
Sunday ilinn 'r guests in the
Clarence Volw lIer home were Mr.
and Mrs. Lor n Stoltenberg and
famil,y, Mr. ap Mrs. Dale Stolten·
berg and iamil , Mr. and Mrs. Don
Harmier and amily and Mr. and
Mrs. Donald olwiller a~d family.
Mr. arid Mr . George ~tolz were
Sunday aftern on visitots in the
gdward Fork '. orne,
Wednesday' I evening visitors in
the Charles ~roCkman. home in
honor of Ch'a rles' birthday' were
Mr. and Mrs. ack Brockman and
f~~~[Y~nd
Mrj' Forrest Nettleton
were Wednes ay evemng VISItors
in the Hubert Nettleton home.
Sun,day' even'ng visitors
the
Dean Owens orne were Mr. and
Mrs. Lynn Ro~erts and family.
Thursday. mrrning visitors in the
Edward Oswa d home were Mrs.
Forrest Nettleton, Mrs, Arlyn Hurl.
hel't, Todd and Scott fmd Mrs.
@1m$lrO~9
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IN~lb LlNPLEOM
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with beautiful i inlaid Ii~oleufn' Thisd!Jra~le floor
will adtl beauf,y I'and life',ta any room' arid at a low
Mrs. Lowell: R hoff and Larry.
Mr .. and 'Mr. Lewis Johnson,.
Norfollc were unday dinner gue9ts
in the Clair S anson home In the
aflernoon, Mr 1. and Mrs. ~nson
and
and Mrs. Swanson and
Mavis visited in the William
Swanson home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Geor e Jorgenson
and family were Wee nesday .even·
ing ;visitors in the Maurice Hansen home.
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[dward Fork orne 'Werie Mr," and
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the Mrs. Frlank Lorenz ,home.
Harqld Heck was a Sunday after.
noon \(isitor iJ;) thc Ervin Wittler
home.
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Mr. and Mrs! Edward Oswald and
Douglas w e e Sunday morning
callers in the IE4~ard Fork home.
Sund.~y dinn~r~uests in the LynI}
Isom home
Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Isom.1 J tli and Jodi and
Debb)e, . Cindy . nd Monte, Grand·
field,
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Sunday dinner uests in the lieo·
rge Johnstoif 'ho e were Mr. and
Mrs. A.rthur Young and family.
Mr .. and Mrs. Jerry Landanger
and Tommy, l0":,aha 'were weekend guests iii the Jens Jorgensen
home.
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Mrs. verno~ Hokamp was a
Wednesday
ternoon guest of
Sholes. Social ClUb in the Don
Winklebauer home,
in
casa is removable,
XMUlTlPLlE~ - PalOntcd
in9, featuro allows you
necessities wUhoutTCI
-;-DIVIDE'S - Mony Pockol5 to
a var~fY of cords.
AND ••. it's "protected by an
v4ible Stilch"® cCI?Mruct;cm •
can't rip or lose its '.hape.
Rich leathers.
• Popular
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Your kitchen takes an cI
newiwonderfulliook witl1
this ;'tantal izingpifferent
flooring with 01 natural
design effect ~hat fits
practically every decora.
tive theme. Easil~ install1
ed,' tough, ondftairl re1
sistont.
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family roem floor·and £xcelon
m~ets
p tte~ns are' oVGliltlble ,that an match
choose fer yeur rl:lml'us r00m.
.
Tif
books fn earth is III
,a niCli bala ce in it fram
bank.
OnerOf
s.lvi'ollgs '" S$
ihe
Fi,",
, Sevelilty-fi~b millian Americ ns can't ',be
wjrong. T~ey save ilil a bank.
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, The decade df the 50~s i,s ,hlistory now. It
wfs a ti"le qf cold ~ar, McCorthyism, raci<;il prej dice, delinquenti" and the a.w~ul ~.eatizatipn
o .the H.bombon'j its Ji>otentiaHtill5'. I
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U p,ecedentei:l prqsperity,
a ..Sky.rocketih.g mi· ~ketr more
~"n"h.or.
sip, ond mb:re ch . rche~, Let's
qtWity OSI a' greo ' country we
a dsofer country in W~Ch to
p ~i~ion of !world Jeod rship to
~ ivl'leged. alnd sU9juga, ed people'
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+ndis ~lr~afY mad.,
f I se me w~th therGctsr
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Gorlon for YOLlr bqthroo~, Resists
jiffy. Wide choicE! of ~o sojne colors
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Carroll
Re hwisch ho~e ~n
honor of
the 1I,'nry lcthwisch's wedding an·
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niversary.
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I\lr. :lnd 'II'~ - [)avld (;lll'w(lod at- l\l<"l'ic Hamill '.md D¢bra.
Mr. find Mrs~ Koftrney Lackal
t('nded th!' (;roup (Int' Idwa bank.
and daughters wer.eI.FrJdav .after.
ers.
Ilwdmg
l.L~(
TIW .... dlly
SHIll,.; ('I!~
noon and eVenJng~15ltor5 in the
Harry Calhoun ho e i~ honor of
III
MaTti's sacond bir hd'ay.
hO!lol' uf
))'flhd,IY Wt'l'l'
Tuesday. afternOO~Visltors in the
Mrs :'11\1(11'(' .1[1'1
. 'll":-- ('Iar- Mr~. C. Beaton hom were l\~r. illld
('nC(' ~l"ITh .1))(1
,lIld J\lr'> ~Irs. Art Obst and 1ary ChristianLI'o S\('ph~'I" :111(1 1.111111,\
spn and Vic lor .Iol'~enson.
Thursd~iY. Suppor guc~i', in the
Mrs, Ralph Ol~cnl and Mrs, eJifClarence (v'Iorri!> home in hottor I ford Lindsay attendQd the executive
of Mr\>.' '\torn Roberts' birthday I ('olllmittec In?CIll1 g
t.he NlObl'al'<l
were Mr, jH'.cl Mr::.. Tom Roberts Pl'csiJyteria'lm Nor olk, It'nday,
and Mr and Mrs, levi Roberts.
1\.11', aruJ Mrs.
enneth Hamm
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\','rnol1 Ilo]wmp and Rhondn spent ~he wct.'kend ill
and
\\'('rl' 1'I'I[!.l\ ('\,('lllflg the .John Humm home,
VI~I\(lr~ III) the :\lrl'l'd 1:.le.">"wi'll'llk, Hussei .'lnd, Duane '~"l.Ilj.{e~'.'ln ,~·e·
homt', Hun loJph
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,tllrned to th.elr home III Hsplc} City
Sutu.J,"J.l.a1'
al!l'fIlOOll,
Mrs,
after spendmg a few duys lD the
ward Holll'rt" \1"11('1{ In lilt' .Jt'ns Mrs, Ed Kenny home:. ' .
Jurg('llQlll
Sunday afternooq. VISltO"~ In the
~11 .!lul
.Jdll~~(·ll and i Arthul' qook home wer(, Mr, and
('aria SU('
(''I ('nUll-( Mr~. Albert Sahs. I.
'\,I~IlI'I" 'III III!'
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11:llhl'l1!
Mr. ar.d Mrs, LeVI Rob~rts spe~t
hotlH'
I Sunday to Wedne4day vudtmg, In
Mr and \\1"> 1).1\'1(1 (;dI'WOI)t\ at_ltlie Dick Tucker h~,ffie, SIOUX C}ty,
tf'ndl'd tIl!' (' \ \!' dl(]lW'r ;lI till' \IIlI' , Mr. and Mrs, Hetm,a~ Thun were
I'hOn Ilnlt,] \\'(·lIl1(.-.rII.l) ('\{'I\JIlg,
Thursday evening VISitors In the
Il('nr\l~ ./(lllrhl]n W'I.~ a v. ('I'kf'nd !larry Holfeldt hOTfle .
•gllht III til(' 11011111' or .Ili~ pan·l1h. I
Mr, and Mr~. 4pharles Whitney
Mr' and \Ir, ]'('IT!v .J()hn~(ln
I \~'{'re Sunday dmner g~ests m the
Slll1d:l~ ,i!1<'rn<JIJIl \ 1~ltOi'S In th(' iE, A. Palmer ho~e, PI.cre e .
Mr~ Fl'ank Lon'nz hmll{' Wl'I'(' Mr.'
Mr. ~nd Mrs. Dqan Rlemers an:d
and :\1!", .I(1lin ]:],1111111 ,IJIII SIL~<lfl family ]('ft Wedn('pday for their
,l1ld ,'\]I'~ 1IIII'ii (,nllltil
hum(' In Sheridan. They had been
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south, two ,ast and one L mile
mile s~uth t " "I from WAYN~, eight miles
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Alliin
Fr"hm :~;,'~;;' ;1:11;1 ~~11):,~tRl;'r7:~~s /;~:~~erl~l f~I~~
~nn~h~a~,~~~',eW~'<~'I,~,I'!III:~'~~l1:,'5~:~~~ il(IJ)1l' of ~lrs. r~d Kenny.
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Harry Holfeldt home were Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert McClary and
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and
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11>11,
1'\\ ermght gU('st 10 th(' home of her
Mr. and Mrs.~ Clifford Lindsay gl'andpan'nts, ]\11' and Mrs, John
attended the funeral senllces for i Hamm.
John Lind::.ay in Wal'ne, Thurs· ~ Mrs, C. Benton was a Wedn('sday
day.
I {'v(,lling visitor in th(' ]\[rs Anna
;-,uJ!WI' )!lJ(';,ls I Hansen home,
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and \11'''' ,'-,(;1111,'\ I:, ]1rt·nd ..... {'(l]1' ,Gathjt' vifiil'ed U1 thl' Hnrry Holfl'lcl1
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alld Lori Lflcku" attended
:\11':; 1"llrrj'~1 \vllli'tlll\ ;11](1 \lrs lite IHl,thday part;y for .Janicc Gub·
Edward.O .... \\uld <1111 1){)llg]a~ \\t'!'(' Iwl Sunday in the Merle Gubbel
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.Mr and :'Ill'">
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Loren Stoltenberg,
Vield and Gary were Thursday
evening suppe,. pues.ts tit-the Bob
Bodensteadt ho~e .
Mr.
and Mrs. Walt
II
Reth~lsch
were.ThurSday~ening ViS.lto'rs .;n
th.c
th~r~~~ ~::!i~S :u~~~r
the Don Harme
guests in
home were )VIr.
and Mrs. Harol Dicks and famIly
and l,Vlr. and Mr . Don Fnnk and
family.
T,hl\lrsday ev~nin9
visitors
in
Ct.he>L.
avem.
Hu.rlbert
were 1
Mr. and
,Mrs.!
Arlynhome
Hurlbert,
Todd and Sc0t1i.,
MI', and Mrs.1 btto Wagn{'r
SalAY ..lYJ~r.~ Su~~Y. ,visitors in
Fritz Blatt hoinje, Lincoln,
d
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Mrs. Edna Ring returned
her
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home in Lincol~ Wednesd y after
attending the funeral servi s d)9r
Ed Kenny last ~aturday.
Thursday eveping visitors in the
Arthur' Cook h~me were Mr. and
Mrs. Gilmore Sahs and family
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1'57 Jbhn Deere 620 gas tractor
P~er steering, live !power, dUCIlcylinder setup
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John Deere liS-ft. disc
I Wood Bros. corn
attachmejt John Deere Hammer JWI~Grinder
Stan Hoist-Hydraulic w,gon lift
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16 plow, hydr,auli~ ,I
,Lotlder-arch be~m, J. D. m~untings
lays-hydraulic
4· B cylindell sheller
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Petree, CharlGtte and Pilul left
Sunday to return to their home
in Cheyan'ne, Wyo., after spending
a few days in the Mrs. Ed Kenny
~:~~ce~n:arat~~nd~:~n;~e
funeral
Mr. and Mrs, Casper Juden and
Gaylen Juden, Hartington, were
Friday visitors in the Glenn Loberg
650 1Nor·o-c~oss No.
old"-coming into
home.
LeAnn Owens was a Tuesday
overnight guests m the Lestcr
Mcnkp home.
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~~~;@~~~ !Mr, and Mrs, T, P. Roberts spent
_ _ _ ,_ _ _ Friday in Lincol~.:..........~ _ _ ~_
Tackle !Spring Field Wotk
with Confidenc@ .•
2 1~.gallqli waterers-:,cast iron base with
h~at
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Make a serv~ce da~e
today:and we'll restbre
100% John Deere I
Tractor Performan~e
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16 hanging feeders
,8ab~ chick gallon· waterers
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5~ wooden nests
.4 metal nests
washer with basket
egg scales
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WH
L'~·~'"V~·'-'··I···~""'·
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a player
and a liCe·size Wen~ell
Is .. al·
doll to tell your troubles to.
Conduct in
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"night was
There's a new colot television on
It is 'hoped the market: very Inexpensive but
clement is ushered you have-. to be m.igbty quick with
~e~~~:e~ ::a~:r
a· craYOD.
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Wayne fans.
i Quite Globetrotters
:):be best ga?je to watch next 10
the! ~inals fO~J Stat~ Tourname~t
~t~CteOan~ p~a:d.d·t~:t':~~io~~e ~~
<Jon't'l play
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Voice of Wayne High School
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February 20, 11963
Volume 1
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INumber
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'10 Ha~erer
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Quee,n V fHearls Tuesd'ay
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MIa
clale
he~~t~rd::ke~~'bie
,'~tth~~~~b::~~:
Gas office. TIt reo were four heap·
algn
for
the
others
used
:~~-;::ied°~:o~ tl:I~~:~&
one
wea
kisses with.
The seniors went down fighting
disguise kit--.. but they couldn't deny the talent
say good night and teamwork of the "B" squad.
jo;:~~~t~~h!~~io~:s~~~i~~3
;eef~~~
of 69 to 41..
agreed
~~- ~~_~~~d~,hlli.e~=~~~~=~~=~~~~~~~~~~=======~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~2~
didn't bound to an i'
o~Qn
ash'·I,ri'.g't" lB·
,n 'Irt hda
Rethwl·sc , de Freese
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Gerl,man IClub Sees
!~~ dftf~:n~~C~i~~::. ~e:s~w~~:t F."lmis o'"i Germany
Bauermeister
beautiful
atmosphere for the dance by romantic musIc was being circu· was made
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filling the room with Valentine lntpd throughout tlH' room from
Part of ~he on~y was used
decorations. Red and white the stereo. Although thc girls and decorat"ns
or l~he Queen
streamers were hung from the b(,;>;.. \.\l'IT segregated at first, HeartsUdance~ they sponsored.
walls to the center of the ceil· 1\lrs. Chambers drew them out
HI .'
Ing where they led into a white with spcCHl.l mixer dances.
cage with a heart in it. G r o u p s . .
of cupids and red hearts danc~d
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.Iong veiled
Ihe wall,.
doorway,
were
with The
streamers.
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hat proved quite
more ommo dishes.
Appa cntly fhe meals
:~?::-:::,eget
tI~nll!'Y·llrio*I!'y
cakes, bread, nd fresll cream and absente recor
eggs. All the IrIs Jin the cl~b cQn· all tim high.
tributed food ..:
ic:'i~{e:eun~'~,lrv~~~ ~~ten;~~c ~~~~~
ishes
succe. lui 'Wille
Ceil lial",,('r
""" ('rowo('d,----.--~-.~
was ehairman' and Virginia Hard·
"Quc('n
of Ikarh"
aL the \'alr;n· ll1ultiph' chOlcr
danl'P
er,
Diane Rauss and Paula, Han·
tin~h:an~'~A~'~~~~~~':d 1;
basketball
Slchool
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Tuesday n!!ht .fter school
game-You get a I this. game ~.. held at th&
with three bottles of piUs. :a~~~e l;r~h81 u:!::~I::. &:n':~:
isn'it cured in three with the highest number' of,
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Club held their
Qf second. meeti1g Monday" evening,
I Feb. 1:1.
Thel guest, was Ron Btecke
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.who shOWed films a~d so,",venirs
l
he ha~ accurhulated On his trip
to Gefmany. The group IIlso saw
',am'·.cnOylc!l,red, film, "Winter In Ger.
rdr
AT
Orch·lds to Those Give Firs R"cital
Wh
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F .~ Sunday, F~. ~(), Carla RethL
Chambers called the.
0 ponsor U wisch and N~~Cy Ide Freese he14
the dancing was well un·
derway, 'Mrs
Qu(,pn nominee's to Ill(' front
of
Cecelia Haberer was elected
by the students as Queen of
the 'Queen of Hearts" Dance.
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".Ie ;..tudpnLs oj WllynP. 1.11gh arc
lucky to havl' such amhItlOus, c·
II: (' groups aoS the, ('>cp dub, the
IW'Clllb, and t.ne f<IIA whu hav€
"poosored the all·schooi dances
\h.ls .ye~r.r T~?' ~.avc seen that
cverythlllg wa.s rcady fur us to
have ~ good time. Then th:re are
arl~lt spon~or3 W.hO ~av,e given .up
their evepmgs so we co~ld enjoy
a sepool yar~y. These .socJaI events
ser1h! to bnng the student bod)
. ('Iosc.r to~eU}('.r. and creale a bet·
terwschOo! SPIrIt. l..'
h'
e rea~ldY ap~reclafle'ht e time
d
an ~onsI erahon~ t e members In e.ach. of, t . clubs who
~ave helped I~ the hme·consum·
'mg prep~ratJons sp that . all
Wayne High stud ~ts who. WIsh·
ed I 10 <ou.l<I part' 'pate 'n the
ga a evenmgs.
e
The irnembers of the club weren't permitted to come into the club
a joint recit~1 il1li the Woman's room, Iwhich is the bandroom, unClub rooms 3. t the Wayne AUdit. til ther "Correctly pronounced and
torit1m.
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transl~ted a German password
It was Ca~a's $enior volte re.!, which .had been handed to them
sitat and Nt-ncy~s iunior flute I duringtlClaSStime of that day. C~r.
recital. Ea~~ ~irl performed! la Ret wisch and Sandy Whdrlow
a half hour. ~r. ~enkins accorh'l were he two sentinels who stood
panied carl~ an~ Sandra otds I at the door. There will be a new
accompanied Nancy.
I word at every meeting.
One of Carl's sOlos was
I The club decided to start each
panied by M \. Jenkins
. I meeting with The Pledge of Allcon flutes, and. Renee
giancel, The National anthem fQl.
on the c1arirlet.
I lowed
by the German Anthem
This was th~ firstt Invitatib, Con· I and ti)e club motto
cert of the Wjayne ~High M.fs"ie De·
At the meeting the group sang
partment. Mbre arc being plan- songs and, led by President
nerl.
Vern. Oswald, chose the club
Q
flowe;r, the red rose; the clu~
colors-black, red and gold; anti
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the ¢Iub name,' "De.- Deutsche
Vereln," whic~ means "The
German CI·ub."
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The executive, committee apThe Boys' lub ~n WaYIle seems pOinteld
m e a standing publicity com·
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Boys' C Installs
Two Ne tAl, Poo· I. Tab'les
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Populor Styles to Choose Froln
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to be progre sing 'very r~pidly as In~t~e K~~!~h ~~!rs~:~.<;!~~ f~~~~:
Twelve nH'mbers of the Future 65 names no>fv cOfXlprise ttJe mem"
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man, Cand assistants, JoyceJ. Klaus,
Nurses'
Club atteo d ed an open bershlp lo·st. t,J
house at BiiHop Clarkson Hospital
One of 'e ping-pong tables Jean hristensen and Gar.r Mord"
~~:!~~~l, ()~~~~lr~.ngT~~ 0g~r~!la ~:~~ ~.:: .:~en~1 "::~~~ ':';~e a:: bor~~.
r.u.r; e<;
~iiijj~~iiijii!!~~iiii~~~~iii!iiii
stalled. The benaflt b"sketball
game heidi recently a~cj)unted
for the down pflyment i on the
pool' tabl~"~but
<=
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needed ·to
ake: he payments
h
on the tab~es all to P.8Y t e
Jnd.
~et
r;'b: televi ion
is still there
and tprec in·ban mll.ichiines and
a lunch couf-ter re in q,peration.
A film w s shejlwn in Ithe club
Monday n !ilht land a~",Iss.lon
w., one Xemb~r5hlP b.rd. If
someone d Sire~'.lto see ;the film
and did nth t-'e "a Card, he
could purc~~se h. and ~he card
would be ~ood' for the entire
year.
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in case ttlere lS someone who
missed this I' film ! and would still
like a card another show is plan·
ned fof this ;comif\g Monday night.
Information on Whether the film
~~~i~7ntva~f t~ea~cl~~. obtained by
a.
Save $1.70 KANTLEEK
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All the advantages of a
hot water bottle and a
AI
3 99 J
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Reg. $5.69
syringe combined. Quality i
a
AI! GVA,RANlm FaR ~ YEARS
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221 ]Main Street
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Women/s Smart Capri Pants
Hospital Tour by FNIA
the room. The (iuef'I1's ehtllr \vas
blanketed wtth hearts. A tiara of
rhinestones Will'. ploced upon the
queen's bead by \·Ir.gdn(' Dunklnu ;;;~rn.se~~;:~t o~hr~~;s~n;h~.n~OS!~t:~
Queen Ceil and her escort, De given oppor~njty to talk to tli
led the II1S
Wayne Harrison, I
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rubber.
stORiE MOURS
9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Thursdoy Til' 9 p.m..
Wayne
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H ighligh Home Ec
Cooking 'Unit:
To highli ht their cooking unit,
the advanc~ homE' ec classes prepared cass role dinners "last Fri·
day. Becau e of their 55"-minute
class perio the girls w,ere quite
pressed for' t~e~1 b::s~:~eYst~:e1
. Itheir
Phone 170
Dean was tt\e faculty chao
,peron who ran projectGrs and
'assisted, ,Mrs, Wrttmeier, the
lub !sp~nsor. Ushers were Mark
eBow nd Steve Nowka. These
oys pr, ared the club rtoom for
the mee ing and cleanetjl' up af·
ferwardsl Th;ere will '" 'be new
e,'
,250
10-18
Dacron polyester, 35%
65%
I,f~~e~t~/~e:~' ~~~~ii~~',
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Sandy Nelson,' editor 'of the 1963
:~~~ra\a~a~e:~n~~l~~~~d' tr:rt t~~:
ye~r's Devil ,D~ze. Kar~n Chris.
tensen, Jack Schrieber, and Sandy~ s-elected the cover last week
and all three of them algree that
it is the most interesting and" beautiful cover that they have seen
fort some time. They said that they
~~~:~cat;c~i~~~?e~~~e;O:~d ~~:h t~~
they do. Sandy said that instead
~~ga J~~~;n t~!g~~ar~ t~~: :~~u~~:
The division pages, she said, aTe
of Ithe same design as the cover
an~ this makes for more unity. in
the annual as well q.s be:auty.
Annuals can still be ordered
from the class representatives or
Mrs. Magdanz. Repreisentatives
art Wilma Marra, senw r ; Shirlee ~issen. junior; Jayne Echten_
ka p, sophomore; and· Charlene
Wendt, ,freshman.
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belt.
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Fine quilte.d fabric covers have cord
zipper ciosure for smooth fit.
ReD.uIar $~;8.9
Cushions
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Overalls'
1$~30x2
:~Olors.
Broken Sizes
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Foam rubber filled. Use for piano
~~doW seats, T.V. cushions.
i Limited Amount
8.
oshkoJh
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Painter Overall$
$ : .
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Big
hidd~n
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$5.98
Oshkosh
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Carpe~ter
and
Asso;te~ ~atterns a~d
colors. Washab~e.
Re~ular
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Transform Your Old Bed Pillows With! These!
cotton in either'
solid colors or Batik fashi<m prints. Side zip·
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Mar. 11,
'.'per Deutsche Verein" will set
Ule club fees anu choose a motto.
, Decorative Pillow
Broken Sizes
Limited Amount
Little
Girls~ Slacks : Special Group of Blouses
Sizes 3 to 6X
122
White and Spring Colors,
Da~ttOn polyester,
ton~ rol~ Iup
35% cot·
sleeves, Bermuda
Flannel Back I
Plastic TableciothSJr
or tailored ,cQ1lar. 32 . 38
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i Fas~ioned Hosiery
~irst Quality
All
52j
$1
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Hose
Men's yellow
Chore r1o"es
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Supei-Savings on New
K~WANIS . SHROVE TUESDAY
Rayon Acetate Prints
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Start Your Sprin,g Se~'ing Now!
~ity
Wayne
T~esday,
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Auditoiium'
26
Bar~ain$
.12 x 12
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16 for $~
5:00
I Adults
_ 75c
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eloths
2 Yards
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$1
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able' arid shrinkage controlled. ~w l
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quality 100% rayon fabrics are han~ ,
pattern~ and 'colOrs to choose from.·l!ii
in! a .wide
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Plastic a.loth~ in assorted patterns and color~, Wipes clean
with" a damp cloth.
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F~rt! Collln5, Fol • end 1Lincoln.
coble to attend funelal .'rvices
~ome niter 01 Mrs, Ollie Fenton
eleven months 0 sen d~ty to join
W.k~lield MIDi.terl~1 Assodation I
By Mrs. Otto Nelson - Phone .287-2840
his fumBy and to spend a few days met with Pastor and I Mrs~ John 8sithy;.;-=N.;:-;i3-:-----Yi~r.:N.;b,:~;:-W;~~;tij;;;:F.;b;~;;;;;!il~9---~-~;;;;;:;;-ki::Ii;;;;±+T'-;~'Ii
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here nnd in Nc raska City with Brunn last Wednesda)t for '-a busBUI Larson oC the u~rvcrsity at the Arnold Brudigana, Carl BruDIll· hDII~gPOn.reMntsrs.besf~lt· 8'reatnudrnidng.utgOhtSe'rD, in~~s~~~t~gH::~o:O~!~~k.f1O:!:
Lihcoln spent the weekend with gans, B1IIy and Bob Hansons famIV
his parents. M,r. ,lind Mrs. Horry lilies-went ~o Norfolk to celebrate will return. with lim to San Diego. ha Oln Sunnay to attend the twentyFort. .'1' . • • . .
Larsoh.'
the JaCK $chroeder's tenth wedding
Visitors of Mr . Bcn Fredic~son fifth Vfe~h1ing anniversary of Mr.
Emerson Liquid l-~erl.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Lundin and anniversary.
were Mrs. Viole Young Wedncs· and Mrs. John I. Swanson.
Sf. Paul's Eyangellcal
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Borg wcre
day and Mrs. Jo Erickson T h u r s - '
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(Caryl M. Ritcbey.
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Sunday dinner guests in the Moleday.
Thursday. Feb. 21:N. K Nebr. a.p.p.D.
hom .Jensen home, Emerson.
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Mr. and Mrs. ~('rlin Schoeni~g,
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Thrifty Mal'ket I
Herb's Hoboes .
at the home
c:::,
I Carpenter's ...
the Lounge .,. ..
icraft and milking piggy banks.
~fitl~~:' :e~~e~~~';[e:Ae1~~~~::.
sa~U~~~:~I' in Wausa with p.m! Oscar Becker j ... an~ Oscar ~:~~i~;I~o;tr:::~~n~y~~:a:b~~~~
Pioneer Hybrid
Twin Cylinders .
ne~tr ~:~t~ngM~~I.1 ~~e~~e~~y ~~l::~: Edna Dahlgren. The club will Mr. and Mrs. e'wls Ring enter- B~:t~:y·'. b~c~~ 23i: Saturday Alleys, 6:30 sponsored by ~one 4
make puppets for_ the hospital.
Walther League
High
Wayne were Sunday supper guests
talned at dinne Saturday, Mr. school, 9:30 a.m.
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of Will Victors. They were with
and Mrs. Marti Holmberg, Mr.
Sunday, Feb. 24: C isUan Ed.
e nes ay, Feb. 21:
Mrs. Norman\Mej'el' for her birth- Blue and Gold ea"quet
and Mrs. Austi Ring, Jimmy, ucatipn, 9:30 a.~.;
orship .with Servic.os begin, 7:30 p.m.
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E. Stite, ,re urned
C.... ur:#hes' .
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Walters} Were Mr. and Mrs,
ri
Holmberg, Au~tin ana Jimmy sal. 8 p.m.
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William Klein and Alice lind Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Klein, Sandra
and Steven, Meadow Grovo.
T ho
R
B d
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were Sunday dinner guests In th<:
Ivar And("r~(ln home, COIIC'ord.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Carlson and
Ted and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Catlson were Sunday supper guests
in the Dr (iuimly home (01' Dr.
Quimly's birthday.
Besides the regular busin,ess '-there al" having birthflaY5.
were pinewood derby races, and
Mrs, Stina Jo~n~o went to Lin.
a fine display of articles made by coin Wednesd~y la
visited 11l.~he
the boys. Awards were also given. Walt Johnson hom. She alsoh'isit~d Mrs. Hobert !eriCkson in Lm·
O~~e ~e~~ ::~7:St~~y Olive Lamb coIn hospital. T e EricksGns <Ire
the parents qf a baby boy
home Wqdnesday (lfternoon. Mrs Scott Alan, bOlln Feb. 10. Their
Bertha Bean served. Delegate home is in Crete ~
chosen for the department conve
Pastor Fred ']ansson accompaI).~'
iion at Cphi~bus are Mrs. Albe t ie\:l Pastor -edgar: Lindstroll).~'
Karlberg and Mrs. Maude Gray.
Wausa, to Youn~stown, Ohio, to at·
Omaha to sp('od th(' weeKend 1Il the
A.l,'nold Ppi('rson lwnw
~lr and I\Irs. Arnold Brudlf.(an
J-ip~nt Mf,lnday evening at George
J('~scm;. !Tuesday lh('y weI'(' at Joe
Plan Wortld Day of Prayer
The COlil1mi~tee for World Day of
Prayer r11Ct Mondpy afternoon to
make plans for World Day of
Prayer Mal'. 1 at 2 p.m. in the
Salem Lutheran church. The theme
nnd i\lrs Fred Srhlincs. Mr. and
Mrs ('arl Brudigan and Mr. and
!\In (;('org(' Holtorf \\{'l"(' to tlw
Holtorf home \0 celebrah' Virgil
and Henry's birthdays. Thur.c;day
by group~ in approximately one
hun red fifty {'ountries. This pro\'idQS an extraordinary opportunity
I for f('llow.'lhin wlth Christians all
over the world.
.
btrt~daynothe ~::r~~~ B~~d ~~mi~;
M~in:~d ii~~~O~~~~ RaaCee~s~:O~I~~
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Wednesday, Feb.
worship, 8 p,m.
21:
Lenten
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United Presbyterian
(John Bruno, Pastor)
John Bressler,
•
Salem Lutheral",lChurch
(Robert V. JOhn~ol Pastor)
Thu~sday, Feb. 21f I enior Choir,
8 p.mJ
I.
Saturday, Feb. 23r. Confirmation
elassj 9:30 a.m.; ju~ior Mission·
ary Society, 2 p.m.
Sunday, Feb. 24: Sunday school,
9:45 ~ .. m.; morning wprship, 11 a.
w~:k aat~i1r~tnt~~v~~~f~;en~~u;~~~ ;~g~~~~,ia~
;::t
Joker. Night Mixed
,ssistant hostess,
Evelyn Kahl, Wakefield; M ~ s.
Jeanette Dolph, .Dixonj Jorry P.
Turner, Wakefield; Jean O'iMeara,
Allen; Mrs. Marva Lee dlasiien,
Wayne;
Mrs. Linda JDhns~n,
Hair !Spray
Cherries Galore
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MCltching Fine ~in~ Lipstick
and Mail Polish
For the latest in cosmetics shop at
Wayne, county's largest {osmetic
bepart~ent at Sav-M~r Drug, Inc.
•
I don't have
tax problems
with my meddeduc••. 1
Reg.
G1EI~1VI
Half Gallon
T~oth PastJ
12
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and
481.'
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Fredrick bn's se;t'i~e
11
'~::ee~~el yt~~iture
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13
i~t i~t
Wakefiel Liquid Fert.
2 122
High se rcs:. Wakefield Nat'l
Bank, 25~ ; Fair' -Store, 1899;' and
Marvin Li d~r, 223 and 6~4.
Tuesday
igM Handicap
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'f~~inCo :~~ice
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151 5
13 7
Salmon W~!I'
Carr's ~Plemcnt
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Sherry'/> Ihc.
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~~4r!:j~t:it:i Dairy
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Amenc n LegIOn
4 16
Numbe l~
:.I 17
High scoru!> Qualtty Egg Market
2!J22; 4X411<1eedS, 1028; Maurice
Johnson, 55*; Robert Ostergard,
.; 99c,
Reg. $1 ~40 (lear Sheen Shampoo
$2.00v~lue lustre (reme Shampoo
.. ·1 ~1.50
$1.25
Full po~nd Nutritonic (ream Shampoo
$1.25
$1.10 ~quomarine> Shampoo ........ .
$1.60
$2.50 Silicare Hand and Body Lotion .
Free pursel Si~e Breck Hair Setmist
With R~gular Breck Hair Set ........ .
'I' $1.50
$1.00 Desert Flower Qeodorant
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Model FPDS-14T-t
13.01 CU, n. 4 colors or whitel
• Even the freezer never ~eeds defrostinjr
- with exclusive Frost·Proof system! '
231.
• Twin glide-out fruit and
vegetable Hydrators.
• qtorage door has egg shelf,
~utter compartment -, room
galore fGr even tall bottles!
• prigidaire dependability, tool
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See Us For Guaranteed Appliances
38 Years with Frigid'aire
106 Main
Way~e
Phone 3U
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"Cd
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Shampoo
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Tax machine.
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Arthur Florine,. Mrs. Auton Holm·
berg, Mrs.' Ted Jones, Mrs, fteuben Goldb£lrg and Mr. aad Mrs.
Vern car~en, Yoncord.
fIQyor~-6~c
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919c S9c 4"'· ~
Cherry Picker Specia~s
,
R£'¥all Drug
Gambles
Waldhaums
Wakt'. (;rain & Feed
SOI:ensen Trk .
Mr. and Mrs. 'Lewis Ring, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Florine, Mrs. Otto -Nelson and Mr. Victor Holmberg.
MI'. and Mrs. Kenneth Wcnstnnd
Lorene, Mr. and Mr:;. Swain PClar
soh and Mr .. and Mrs. Grovcr Carr
were Sunday guests in the Clioton
Carr home l Emerson.
Mr. and Mrs. Herold Hypse lI,.d
family, J'0j)8ka, Kan., spont ~he
weekend in the L. W. Hy~se
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Addink
and sons spent the weekendl in
Sioux Cenoor, la.
Mrs. H~nry Holmberg who.. is
convalescing tn her home, is being
cared for· by Mrs. Roy Nel~on,
~3c
:Ice ·.(ream'
All other
~~~:~~a~~opp~
Neighbol's and. friends helped
Mrs, Walter Grosc celebl'ljl.te ber
are 10· birthday Sat~rtlay.
'
,t,1 16I,:3O
Mr. a'nd l\frs. Roy Sundel~ cnticr.
e r tained at du.ner on Friday ()venlng
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BY GEORGEI \WE VE
CH PPE'O OUR·, PRC~S
T MAKEYO,U,
DO~LARS GO FA·R ,HER'
Net
Cash Storf'
Hf'fb~ Honeys
Busby Eh~vator
Quality Egg Mark('t
Farmers UnIOn
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hcartsa!, 1:30; Adult choir, 7:30
p. Q'l.; Adult Bible studY' Qlass, 8
p.m,; Christian Youth Hour, 8
S4nday, Feb. 24: Bible
9:45' a.m.; morning!
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Sloppy Jot$
Alle.n; Mrs. Jeane-t- I. Bigh scores: Hit & Mlss 674
Sunday, F~b~ 24: Church school.
Mrs. Annal Fudh· 1880', Willi£' l;'.\ilstafson 190 and
10 a.,"*.; worsl~ip service, 11 a.m. scr, ~
MUton DQupnlk, Bus Sehrocdcr 233 and 603.
Thurston; Balby WilHam J~l).nsqn,
Laurel; Mrs. !(Emma Noe, 111en.' Woman's Wed. Night
W
Ojs,mls~od:
Blue Bunny
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JoIlYt {,'our
I<'o'urj L's
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2 p.m.; Deborah.~Circle With. Mrs·I' _ _....
Marvin Linden h!>stess, 8 p.m.;
i::~.~~Oir, 1 p.tn.; Adult choir,
I()( the conYbungstf}wn. Ret. Albert Beng:-,;ton,
son of tvIr. and ·Mrs. John B('nglSChristian Church
ton, ,is pastor qr'the Youngstown
('Merlin M. Wrightl, P\8stor)
dllUrch. They wi~1 return Saturday.
Wddnesday, Feb. 201 ~um·JoinDinn~r guest Saturday in the Us ~lass, l\1~rle Rings, home 8 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Olson and Gil·
bert Olson, Elk: Point, S. D.; Mr.
and Mrs. How~rd Lilly, Glencoe,
la.; Bonnie Ro~n, Sioux City; Mr.
and Mrs. Bill French and Verna,
til~hti~~s:ods
Thur.sdny, Feb. 21: Ruth Circle,
Mrs. T. C. Hypse hastes!!.. Mrs.
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s~bn.
nnrl ImOjw1~(lgf''' \\,hl'n we think
of I sc('ullllr knowledg~, it, does
scpm t1~at knowlellgc IS our one
I-equestt In America 36,000,000
PQolple, rne in every five, are in
5(,'11001.
Sixty·nine pernnt of
tn., OS(' l!lI!1.l'r HI are. cxpec.lPd to
go to ll(JII('I-';t~, !he highes~ _pfW(Il'ntagl'" in (lur history. Each
lear \v('~ are !ipending $14,400,,(IOO,OOO for l'dueatidn. Individual-
Thev didn't
start
because the war,' cei1tcn~I"1
will be on 'the 'late' 'in 1966 nd
2
t!f
f
~
1967.
The
-111~_
(l>nat~f' ki ked aro nd
idc!.l'I'o{ is ~l ng 0 Iy one pl)!!te
::~1tth:~L:~f('~~ v nn i omendm~nt
Highway S~~. dy IUrged
State and lei al ohiciala h~lvc
urged the Lc 'slatuire to adppt
a resolution
$
,
comprehensivel,1
study.
~~t ':~ ~1:1::;;ti~~~t W~~\Cl~h~h~~~j,
kingl a ($250,qtJO)
highway
I'.
fhe I: res~~~tion
Giving
support werel' Stal~
needs
their
Engin~er
"By" all
icipaihties; F I'm
ctm-
Bureau; St~te I,tcha~'ber of
m('fce;
Lmc~ln
hamber of
~o.mmer('e; Blfrl se eral private
LI~~~~s'RUSSiU~, ChiJf introducer
of the reSOIUti~.ll·a"d the study
would projectj
ehraska high·
way needs font c next 20 ye11rsl.
Verne Har\l"r y , di~ision dIgllneer for the U. S\I Bureaul df
Public Roads~" said ,the fed¢ra!l
government c uld' Pljt up 63 per
·
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ce~~ o:ai~ethf:i ~~d~e~~~tJ re~ult
'" tHlNI( WE'V& WORN OUT OUl WW:OMI AluAjn ,"
Speed killed or inlured allmost a million persons in 1'961.
Capitol News. • •
USDA Rapped for A~,i~ing
~ On Taxes in Plains ~tales
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in the I followiietg benefits:
-Unhihsdd
ka's road anpraisa~ of Nebrasnfl~~.s.
-Total needs :,:Of thel .state h'igbway system !fver ~ perioQ' (If
years.
I
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-Ilecom m~nd~tion5 of po:;;sihle
~~~~tis~ution
road user! rf'
df
---Analysis ~ finan.ciing thf'
state's road heeds.
Hos.sack "af:' there hav~ l!J~e'l1
numertJus re ests f(IT makmg
network and this "would give
additIons to he state highlWay
network and! this "would glVle
us ~ome ideal of wh<lt roa~s .to
add anrl whiqh ones to ehtnllilate."
!
Everyone ~ the h e a I' i n g
agreed the st 'dy would serve as
a guideline f.r the Legigla~ure,
Governor, an:
Stat~
Highway
Department.
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'-,llIllf' p;lrls ()f ;1 l' S Depart-preparation of the rcbott. They
1111'111 (If t\gnt"ulture rcst'arch reo
are Dr. E. B. Schmidt professor
I 'I t U!l IT\"pnUl' and C'x)wndrturc
of economics,
i'lnd Herbert H.
1',ll[('I"I1S m thl' Gn'al Plaitlls
Kramer, heat.! of an eXl}('rim('nt
-.1:llrs l1a\'(' tngi!ered a voHey o.f
"tation
(lltl(,l~ll1 Ironl D. numher of Nt'One part of the report said:
1'I.hk:1 poillicians.
"lhis study attrmpt$ no bluej[lclll(lt,d 10 the l'C'port was the
print for the tax systems of the
~IIL'~l'stion that the Pi-ains "tatE's
Great Plains .region. Hs purpose
Power Dis,pl.tes
III 111('11' hE'DVY rpliance on 5tat('"
is to describe the siltuation reSen
CliftOr Fost~r,
Ura~:Ulrl local, property tans mighispecting reVenues anid expendil'haw Ir has Ch~'Tg~d some p$blic
lw Impeding industrial progress.
tures of local and sta!e governpowet dist!·jC s with trying to
'I'll(' U~OA report said, "Sal(,s
mf'nts."
"influence Ie' islatio~" thrlj:lugh
;Illd in("ome taxf"S are the two
their advertisl~rnents.
I
JlI"Il(hldivp revenue ;;ource~ that Traffic Safety 1
He introdudrd a resolution in
l"\'llHlJn
relfltively undeveloped
N (' b r aska's lawmakers l no
the UD!cameriltl calling for the
III
Ihe Plains-though several
doubt influenced to some extent
Legislature to'Lorde-r the di!i"thct5
.~I,II('s are notable f'xeoptions."
by the state's bad traffic death
to "('easp an~ desist" suchl ad·
SI'n Mi("haf'1 .Russillo of Omarecord last year, h~ve startf'd
v0rti.<.ing.
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'taking
some
steps
tilley
belipvp
11;1. ,w111e
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ca. 1 '~t e LegIS 3Foster sa~d ,I he ha::- .no dfsire
11II"t"s attention
p the
repljlrt, will help eliminate scme actito try to llni'it "legibmate ad':11d the USD
should
he
dents and deaths.
\'ertising" Ily,'th(' districts, such
')"OUJdIY ('onde cd" for ,pokIn recent days, the legislators
a~, the type l'hlch seek to i proIn~ i s no~(' into~ ebraska's i.ngave their preliminary OK to a
motE' the use ~lf electricity in Ne11'l"na affairs.
(' actlOn, he
bill cailing for 'installation of
braska.
1'()ntiI u{'d, amou ed to "unwar.
two front seat safety belts in
1;mle I interferen¢~" on, the part
.{'vcry new car sold in the state, No Promis4s
or th' federal gol;vernment intb starting in 1964.
Members ;pf the NebIlas~a
Ill\' JUsin{'ss of ~ a soverdgn
Theni' was a bit of opposition
Aeronautic,; jCommiSt;ion haJe
.~I;ile,
,
to the proposal from 'some senainformed Kin ball, Hastings and
(;0'\ prnor Morri~on
was also
tors who felt that the law would
Omaha they :['an makf> no prouHlck to rritic1/e thf' report.
be "unenforceable." 'But it won
mlses for ::;ta:te matching fun~~
"Wl don·t need I the ff'detal
approval easily.
o~ f0f ai~po.rt P~~Ojr.cts b~catls.e t~l~
g()VPI" ment or anyhody else to
Also giwf'n first rO-llnd appro{'OmmISSlOn
udget .IS shn l~
;lll\'is us on this matter," he
\"aJ IS a bill calling for use of
the hands ?f Ihe ~eglslature.
dding that hE:' would wl4ih'
reflective material in the manAeronalltlt'.~~ DIrector James
to
Iculture Secretary Orville
ufacture of vehicle li¢ense plates
Sanristcdt sa!~1 the co~mission'$
,. I"('t'n an and advlsf' him to
startmg next year.
funds come f~o~ variOUS ~J.
11:1\'C _' the federal governmqnt
Some of the senat01·s said they
~s and ~ev~ra.l bliis now pen n~
c,[l<'nd more time trying to tlcwer im res ed \\r"tH
dem
III the Llnl('aJ~f'r\l1 coulrt aHee
'\ ('lop industrial uses for farm
»'ra~ion ~ive~ som~ ti~e ago o~f the arno.unt ~ ~!I0ney that wij
prndu ts. This would be much
thE' ref!~ctive materials. TI1ey
be ava!lable , UI mg the next hIworthwhile,; "[1,'10 r r I s 0 n
saId they were sure reflectivp
enOlum.
than advising states hkJw
plates would cut down on Ithe
Sand,,;tedt ~!rlrled that the fed'~
taxes should! be leVIed,
needless highway sl~ughter --~nd
eral portion Ii of the matching
Spn Carl T. CVrtis described
~ould reduce the nuI/Dber of laCfunds L~ <lval~ah1c.
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1111' t SDA report' as ":tIH' m(]st
clcients.
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nutra 'eous intrusibn""bi- -the r",dAppa r tty'n .
t t h I
rice 00 ~.Ig
'(~al urea\lcracy'-in til~ aff{jirs
1 f
rt~
e:!llor at e~
Ervin Stepl/1~ Brokf>n Bow,
o! a SOy reign state that r've
of .'~ts from tll{' Uni.
ebraska assisted 10
t'Y('r hrar
• • • .. • •
I,/t if
~~pr~~w_tyep/~l~t.~~~ thec1:gSbl~_
~~~; v~~e~ ',to('~~~~t il~~~.ng y~ha~.~
starting in 1968.
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This thoughtless play by south
defeated declarer [I;In a hand
that was 100 per cent certain to
makf'. West returndd a spade
NORTH
and sat back and waited for the
""K3
club trick whiCh was inevitably
"J10 9543
his
+A75
As dummy's cards are 'placed
(,98
upon the table, South should
E",ST
take inventory of his assets and
""Q.Jto 8
., 7654
note the structure of the North"K7
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South hands~ After East has
+10 32
.QJ98
failed to foll<jlw to the first lead
oIoKl 4 "
"'-.16532
of hearts it I shouldrl't take an
SOUTH
experienced player long to rea.A92
Iize that the, contract is certain
¥AQB62
to be fulfilled, regardless of the
• K6
location of the I king of clubs,
, .AQ7
,barring freak! disfriblUtion In op·
~('it er sid~ vulnerable
ponents' han~s. The answer, of
OpeD ng Lead-Queen of spades
course, IS tljl s'trip the. North·
BiddIng:
South hands bf Uteir's(tades and
Sou
West
North
~ast
dia monds before thtywing ,WeSt
1 hea t
pass
4 heart~
[pass in with the king of hearts, Ai4 no rump pass 5 diamonds ;pass ter winning the first triCk. with
5 no tltmp pass 6 diamonds tpass the spade king, and l the second
6 hea I~S .
pass
pass
',trick With the ace o~ hearts, the
NO
th-So~th,
as the biddi g
~mo·
u~ o_fTdhieama~eDdosf
isSpPdl"eYse?" f.theroffi
h
sow"
arrived at a fairly ~lOr.
0/ lth
'n
~1~10 o~trahcatnOd(. 6whhee"nrts soonUJ!t~es lfd, and de~larertS~last sp*e
tth
is r~d in North. NQrth'&)
~
Blac wood' bids' of 4 no tr' mp
of dia onds Wins tb next tri k.
and
no h'ump determined for
North'~ last! di.amo d is ruff d
S6ut ) that North held one ace
by SoU\h.
e No h· ~ 0 u, h
and ne king, SOlUth settled f r a . hands have n w bee~ stripped .'Df
Bid f 6 hearts.
' s p a d e s and ·aroon s.
De larer (South), a rather im·
.West. is. n w giv n the'. lef.d
petu s player, won the ope 'ng
",:,~th hiS kl
of. hearts. HIS
.lead" in North with the kin of
sition is ho' eless.~' If he....., e·
spad s Observ~~ that
ere
turns :a spad or a· "amQn~, e·
were oI1fy two ~ear4> outst nd·
cla~eJ1 mere
disc .,r~~,_ a cl b
mg,
e ljaek of hearts was led
from North' as So~th tru s.
m Nortb. When East sho ed
IfWfst ret s a Iclub, So th.
lit, South qUi~Y deCIded that
wfn~ . JWith. hi qUeefDd. ace. of
e ould have
rely aD a lub
~lubs and tr rnps' . last c b
n·
in the ,No
han. Thus, Y
flOes e ~ brin hOIPe the
'tra
Tb reIore.
overtoo the
stripping the 'North~outll ba ds
jack of ump "flth the ac and of spa~es a d dialtlonds··
re
led s aU trump, c~nce g to concedin·g III loSin'g' trump trick
PJSS
~
,
r ...
he
W.es the hear~riCk
be
lsI.
whi"l'
'.
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. l .
_f;
.
.,
ust
to. W~st, 'the ~~!dr!i of the oOnIract is ass .'''~l.. r
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th(> Northeust Ne-
,
'~vill hold
blrthd~y dinner
Sunday.
100 tQ 12~ per~"s
to attend. .
names <i11. 80 c lIn, were
at 'the Jaat COli ty
for jury
.' for t~e distrJ~'t co4rt"'s
that secular knowledge
b olUr' one request.
But hlow do we feel a bout, religious knowledge? Are we concerned that religious education
is as ilfnp'ortant as secular education') However there is a difff'renee between knowledge and
wlsdoml Knowledge may be a
human achievement thr 0 ugh
study alnd investigation. Wisdom
is not ,man-made It is a gift
of God, Bul, WIsdom does not
come t~ a man until he first has
the kn@wledge of God. Secular
knOWledge does not brirtg us the
wiSdOm\ of God. Knowledge may
help th s life but it cannot give
U!i" eternal life.
Once an intellectual 'was going acuoss a river on a ferry.
lie stnuek up a conversation
WIth the operator. He asked,
"Have you studied a:-;tronomy?"
The .Illjan said, "no." "Then,"
the Intellectual replied, "you I
have J1lissed one-fourth of your
llfe." "Do you know zoology?"
Again. "'No." "Well you have
mis'ied' onf'-half of ·your life."
'too yr)ll know botany?" "No,"
":'1 hen," continued the intellecftial, d yoU have missed thI'ecfOl.lrth1 of your life." Just then
the op(Jrator notiN'd a huge wall
of watQt= coming to them from a
dam that broke up river. SeelI1g th<:j wall of water and knowing th~t it would sink the ferry,
he tur'1ed to the Intellectual and
asked, ''"Do you know how to
'.wim·?"· The intellectual answered, "No." "Then," replied the
opf'rator, "you have missed
your Whole life."
T.o ~ave our livf's we must
have religious knowledge and
wisdom. How much time aJ.'ld
import~nce are we giving to'
religious knowledge upE'll which
wlsdoOl is based? It is a tragedy
of OUr generation that while we
nr(' so w('l] edu('ated in worldly
thing~, we are so woefully lacking In the km}wiedge of religi(jlUs
affairs,
Bride of Min en, chairman I ofn
the
State
A visOiTY
JIightay,
Com mission; i i fmet (~o.v. ~Ob-'
ert Crosby,; ~he Neb r ask 81
Tire Traveler" So'.'r Service
L..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _--I,
go to ...school.
I vealin~ r
~~:enerHo~.sa~~;1 (~:~. rJ~t~t.e M~:,'
League of 1\"
means
~~:~e ,,~l, s;;t t:i~ !~~uc::!on;~'.
,'W~~:b~:C!;e ~~l~~~at~~~e~jc;~
banquet! at the cOlle*e diffi·n g
. , .: Mr. and 'Mrs, Si on
'.
were h~nored on- the~r gol en
wedding antllversary Feb. 12 . ,
Mra. Wa ter'
IIBenlhack ~as honored 8:;\j Wayne's sixth "f'ljrst
Lady" at a ,tea Sunday «iven ·by Alpha Psi chapler of Betal Sigma Phi , . . Genevievel Robfrts
~and Ardalel Test this week announc~d I the $&1('
of th~ir bu~inesses, The MocM.. and Wa~er ~hoe
stor~, t.o ~a~es R. VanBuskirk' Bellevuu~ .
Mr.
and Mrs. ~l Rubeck celebrated th~ir 30th wed·
I,di,ng anniversary Sunday ... Local Kiwanis <.'Iub
Will observ4 its 30th anniv~rsary Monday.
.
Less~ann,
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IW';11!1
a
of
February
day evening in Sioux City while Mr. Meister /Nas
in a restaurant 'j' . Final report on the 1948 M~rch
of Dimes campaign was given this week by Nfrs.
Chris ~et.gen, general chairman, who said the
net total w~s U,5~n. This ik an incrf'ase iof more
tha~ $2,000 :over last year ... There ate row four.
candidates in GOP race for Commissioner
,
'
Annual Red Cross roIl" call is in progres ... iln Wayne
county Wij'Dr. lit. W. Casper as chairman
.
The Hoski s fire department was called twice
the past eek to extinguish chimney firrs. on('
at the Mrs, Minnie M'arotz home and on(> at lhe
Fred Jochfns home . Two teams of deb<llers
will represent Wayne State Teachers Co!iego in
an annuaf ~orensir tournament and meeting at thl;'
University lof Nebraska -~n Lincoln Fri(,hv land
Saturday. I
The first regUlr servic~ -in th('
newly Qudt Our Redeemer's Luthpran' c.hUf(·h
will take -p~lace Wednesday nig' , Feb. 2.), !n the
basement f(uditorfum.
mnr:th [reIn
a
now' wisdom
_jeges Let's
not lorge! u,at \hF~e.
~si9! ~;;~g hi~d G~~!~~~en~iV~:~
fices.
his is a increase" of 46,'}v r
1961 and they is estimating that in this year of 1963
the number will go up ~mother
20,000. Tbis piece says it is now
045
:~~~~g bOuv::rn~!n:il~~~k:~S' pay
Earl Wilson of
he first came
20 years ago. he
shock the first
Guvern- I
polishing their
magazines
to their b03"
says it is -twict
claims that toto all them oth·
is busy workingpuzzles, walking
,halls with transis·
around their
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: In the summer time tHe fuets
~ I shifts to' till' North.
Senator lIarry Byrd Rllid Inst
the only way the taxpayqrs can
week that the 4p,045 civilian
thin it dov,1h a bit is Ito thin out
\\orkf'rs !hI' Guvernment added
them Sertators and Congresslast yea.r ('ost the tax~!lyers
men.
~
$257 millIOn extra, anU th t the
Farthermore, ,I see by the pa20,000 theY was figgeri g c)n
pers where, whllie the Congress
adding this year w~lUld> cdst ~p.
was adjourned, we bad 27 U. S,
other $112 mill ion. 111at(1)
Senators and Congr e ssm e n,
some Qf 'elm defeated in the last
mighty hard .,on t.hC '.taxpaYl~'
but r reckOJ] lit'Rt).[!ood fer h'e
electidn... taking tours at Guvtramister radio -Irks.
\
('rnment ep.,:pense,. Th.~y cali 'em
We got a hea'p 'of fine and h n~
"(act finding" trips,
but it
est men ID Washington .. and we
'seems they Has to take their
got somp that 'ain't ?o fin~. TQ!!',
WIveS anr! relatives along tofellers at the store 15'
~n­
help git tl)e facts .
ing that if Wf' cut
And I hlave I took note, Mister
Editor, t!]at right now during I half, w.e ca.n keep a ,
the ('old wcather, mo~t of the I on whIch IS which. ,
fflcts that ne~d finding out about
_ is to tbe jOUlh where it's warm.
~:~:~r~~1 ~~e gi~r~~~es o~he;rirt~t
K~~~5?
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ti~~ ~~~k:h.l~~\~~estT:aaVJ~i:b~~~
thick back home. The figgers
has jubt been released @n how
thick t~e gravy i~ gitting.
The tern I got here sayS- that
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T~inf<ling
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:~~~r~e(/{~:n~e'r~:~~n(t=~:l~r Tlle~~~~nf~O~' 8P~~~
MISTER EDITOR:
recollect that here
back the fEilers at the
store was in favor of
red. ucihg each state to one Senator ani utting the House .. memhers i h If. It was figgered that
thIS movt would payoff the national debt in about 10 year.
Well, Mister Editor. I got
some IPowerful new fodder fer
this dampaign It is a well
knowe<l fact that Senators and
Congressmen has got to git
t
\
locular ilre , .~. Fred ROL'bC. r" Wllkefield, WU.8 iu·
jllred by a ynamite f'xplos~on while bl~lng
logs last Thul' day
.
Mrs. Henning Fr g~n
fl'll whil<1 gOing out to gf't III an automobile un~
day and :fractured her hip. .. The M. L, Ri ger
lind Jack De9beck COl'S were damaged Friday
,evening 'when I.the~, c.ollided at the .. prC8b~cr"m
church qorner I,.
,I" Anton Olson was injur d ~ut..
) urday aqternoop wh~n he was kickled Iby
h rae
at the pavilion bMr~.
. Marie, grand ,due GSs
,<of Rusua, and~ flrs~ cousin of thl'jl late CZ8 • will
talk to girl s<!futs loyer WJZ and thc-·-nct r of
:--JBC on S~tur(~ay . . . Annual Day of Prayer w~J1
bf' obSl'rve~ ~Y the Wayne Missionary Counclil
Friday' at ttlf' I Presbyterian church,
I will
,
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Feb. 23, 193~: Enrl, Ward hael ~lis f-aee bulldly
burned Tuesda~.afternoon whilt, hclping his untie,
J. H. Wright, I~last trcC' stumps . . . The M~C'
is
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the
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"Giir
Feb. 17, 1938: Woyn£"s
Il~mming tre~R. ('utUng
planting n<jw lonos hos bc(''l
ington. WP(A ·iworkcn; WIll do
.~pring
. }o-~o'ur Wnync girls who
requirements ~or golden cat::Jc
ing, the highrst given, orc BC!tty
Dorothy Liedtke, - nllth Lundbt'rg
NOrtkes ..
~nothl'r Wayne lond,nark
giv{' way to' mod£'rn Improvement.·
Bcnti)oC'k this !week bought t!)rough M,
the H. B. JOfl$S cornur proputy ncross
north 'ot the mew auditoriutll and iH'
erect a new bfick, fireproof o(fiee
sIte.
. Sup~ T. I. l"ril'\st was uDlwi·,",o'lSl)I
pleded head qf the Wisnt'r sehool for the
year with a s~bstantiol increase m salary.
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food at: al time. Offer sm'all
a mounts at the new fo04 only
when the dhild is hungry. Make
the food look as appetiz~ng as
possible. ~f the child rejects
the food, a~cept it casually and
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trY again fother day.
Other fal ily membt'!rs should
set a good example without indicating thfir food dislikes. This
helps the 4hild gain an attitUde
of accepta~ce.
.
~~=skoaffe(~~~~toc~~~:~Si~~e 2~:8
plied.
25 Years Ago
in A lllcrican his-
(),nl of .gri'at :\meflcans,
(''):1':'
JI ) the world
rlliI i'l
t: .IL l~l l~tt!. Of course
II: ;\'1'
l"t'~run[ an' the names
of Was\lington a:1d Lincoln. It's
~ pr('Uy much w 0 r t h while to
pause for a monment and reo
fled upon the profound influ"
aeff'S, inrlud~ng :-ome 600 a.creSI
('nce ~hat the birth of Washington and Lincoln had upon this
of lakf'>, In! the Sandhills for
$210,000.
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country of today and even upon
the world itself.
St,ephen said the lanct is owned
by A. Fletch~r and is 32 inilcs
You know George Washington
directly sout~ of Ainsworth in
was a, man of means, a landed,
wc!1·tq~do English colonist. He
Brown count~.
Commi~sio
Di r e e tor Mel
could I have remained as, suc~
Steen said h, was interested in
had he elected to do so. By 50
the land ahF lake '~but disindoing he could have enjoyed all
terested in t~e asking: price."
the p~ivIleges of a man of the
Steen said: preliminary com-I
upper class, living under a monmission stud*s placed the value
archy. He could have enjoyed
of the land ~t $150,00~. rIe t01di ' practically every privilege that
Stephen thllj "maybe we canl
the lan of today ha's, except
get together, and agree on' al one, nd that's the mOst preprice more i line with the com-,'
cious privilege of all, absolute
mission's thi king."
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Freed m.
The Comm ssion, in other aC- h
So. ~t the risk of losing all he
tion, has PI' mated J'ack Straini' posseSsed, coupled with the
hea~ of the park~
"vision, toj
(:erta~·' ty of being cailed a traiadministratiVi he~d 0 both the I tor to. the Crown ·and the probabilit of suffering t~e penalty
~::~~n:nd~vi i~~~ering and ~p-II for
S-l.,Ch an action, Washington
Strain will at be the' technical was willing to espouse the cause
head' of tqe ngineerin~ and op·
of Fr~edom, in the face of all
was more than an ideal.
;~:t~~~S tec~i .f:~1nhea~f:;~c~~f~: ~his.
It wa his concept of the right
processed. T e po-sitio~ has been
way f life. He gained it, not
vacant since the death last Qeonly
hi'mself and the genercember of E gene BaUer.
ation~lto which he belonged, but
Steen said Strain Willl not get
for
II the future generations
a larger salary, "on~y an in·
of A ericans, He gave us what
~reased wory }oad." ,
we h ve today.
Not too long after that Freedom ~as gained, another day in
Febr ary chronicled an event
that ooms large in American
histo . The birth of Lincolh.
Dur'
his early lifetime events
trans ired which threatened the
exist nce of tbe free nation
Wash ngton had 'given us. Some
one ig enough, strong enough
and ust enough :had to accept
the
adership for the bolding
but one request,
toge er of this nation and the
you want? 'Would
prese ation of the Freedom so
dearl bought., ,
.
:
once de LebQ. who
searched £
the foun~ain of
Fr m the prairies of ~ lllinois
youth and k for life? qlr 'Would
came that man to suffer and
you be Iik.i. King Midas of old , finall die, as mily one man be~ who had ($ request. Hie asked
fore im had suffered aDd died,
that all M touched would turn that this nation might be preto gold.
serve. Wasbington and' Lincoln
It w~s "g '$olomon 'W~D was
gave and held for us everything
asked this" uestion an,d he re"Iwe ave today. All. our privj~
s.
.
~~n:~C~~dJ :~tl~~I~~~nO~~~y~I:Q~~s' stoie: $~~~
who
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Feb. 26, 48: ISchoql children of 10 nO'r.theas1ern
Nebraska Qunties wlll be guests- of th~~ Wayne
Chamber f Commerce again this spnng vJhen
the Shrine indoor circus comes-to t'lis city for
a more,. severe pruning
they are dormant than
the grl)wing season
wr<8 and
honeyshW!b:" that can be
the ground. The encan be sawed off at
ann it will regrow
month
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Wah,·
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pioof'.
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sislant Unbreallable mainrsp-rinij
~~~d~:~~ ;::~;
Buiova quality and
ciaftsmanahip.
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Mrl. Sterling
w ;(hH.'~d' Y (','enlnn
Twe,:veH,rdm"nt'
to ob erYe the h st's wedanniver ary wt:re
r. and
",ulle[··'I"r<.Larry L b~tedt. dfamUy,
anU Mrs. orman Lubberstedt
\'isi~)f!; i th~
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~tl~1 i~ ~.I:,~ ~,~n,~I:;~lIJ~~~~~~e. el'CI~lr!\
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fnm.iJ? and ;Mrs. AmlR Meyer
Dcnms. ,
gucs:ts in tile OJiver Noe home.
S~mlay Cheryl "Holm, WaKefield,
jolncd 1he grollp for dinne~,
1\1', and J\.lrs 't\!aJlIll'(, Magi USOI~
~11'. and Mrs. Ted John~on were
and fnm~I' w(>rt'~ F',.lday ev ~njn~ Monday evcnjn~ guest·s ·in the Ivnr
visi (lI'S 11 the i, OSt'Ht.
nson Anderson ·home.
, J\.lrs. Ge1'clc Kavanaugh, Margar·
hOI c.
Mrs. Ga 'otd Jew<'11 was a
urs~ et Ann and JeaJjlne ServeD were
day eH~m I:; rL~llor in the E dred Saturday dJrmef guests in the I, AI
8m 1./.1 hun (',
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Rtllbl'rk hom.c.
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i\ rt!, Jell'~' J)nllgllel'l~' and f~mily
~yp e W('dlU'sda~ aJwrnoon vifitors $o#ll·ef~.
In. h~' 1.1'. Ill' :"111'1 IllHll hume.!
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II rs (ol HI'I~(' HusnHISHcn was uS' I ·F
~1 ndm \ ~lllll' JH I!I\' Witln(,T; Hel"; OCIO
orecast.
feel IH)I;Il'.
.
Wedn~s~l!IYI Feb, 20
I nn Btl
~ spent. TlllIr~day lin t.hC i sunShin~;'G1Ub
J" til Bor holll!'
I TIIII'II~ey, eb. ~1
-yll£.!.U¥' and J()l'I~'1l :-.JUl': \\pre
yvSC\S ~t dy Class.
:Fdda~ ,!\(·rn:J?ilt ho\Jt'sl.s of ;IO}l'!.!
fan::! HIli Allal" Society \
W Itlln 111 11,(, 1':1\, Wnltoll 1I0111t.'.
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11" i:llid .\!r.~. \\ 1111('1· S('hut~C4;,.alld Best Ever Club
~a ll!ly \\ 1'1 (' Till' dB)' ,>uPP('J *llf'!ib
W('dlll'sduy afternoon Best Ever
In lilt.' H.ilpJI
Hl"iddl!rd !1On1l'. cluh met with, Mrs. Erne~t Knoell.
M rC'I·,aDrloe ,.n,alMd r,p.cDtcorns·:
Wa ke Cic'lt!
, 'M; l."I',l>y" sJ .wn:f(.· !,d
udl(w Hlltlt'hrord and r)avid
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W 'i'<' T,;('-;d,[\' ~lJpP('l' g\H'~h in (hI' ' aid Kno('11 and sons and Mrs, Ger·
11'11"01<1 l;t'[)rg(' hll11H'
I aid St~lze an,: Dcnn.ls TllC after·
Wt'(]lll."d'l\ all(,J"IlOlJiI gU<'$ls ill' noon was spent sc\vmg. Tlw next
,tI (' 011\('1" )\·n(' 111I1n£' W('n' 1\'11')-;. rnee(lIlg Will ht, March 13.
(;PllrL!1
'II·~ Frf'd ~latt('~.
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Earl h,tl'l" Slumber Party
J 1l1.1rsda.\' {'\('nlng I'alsy Lubber
~I n ;!i Illi .\11'
Lal I
~Il'dl \\"a:, h()st{'s~ to thr('(' friends
Mr. itnd Mrs. I(chny I<oc~ and
,ll u .'>Illml)('[' party (;u('s(s were
ons, Fremont, wqrc last week"
Jf',andl{' N(H', Mary Lynne Kavan·
nd gue~!~ In the
L. Sau1,ders
,1lI~~h Hl1rJ S1JUndl'H Houston.
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l'.I-n.l'll111n. Cemetery Association
1 '1IIlI'1 \1,'1' ',11>',<1.1\ ~11I)lH'r gll!'<.,I~
\\'ednl"'da~
aftf'rnoon
LadIPS'
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~as l~epO~~~d
d 1\ \1,1:"1 ,j' Ill" 1)11'1- llolph II(HlH'
Ihat J !It'\\' mnw r had been pur·
:-;lln<f.I\
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1\:11 ·lll "1"11 1 hnllH1
Wi'l"[': -;/'ied 11(,\\ lot n arkers. Hefresh·
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Mc1hodist Family Night
Monday ('\'Plllng the Brotherhood
spom·or('d a family night J"o{'creaprO~Tam at the church par·
A coopt'rativt' lunch was ser·
'It'd at tile dosp.
1":'·I!·Il\;Ir!W...,.llt:I.!_
lillI"
III (1](' 'We Fu Card Party
I W{'d~H'sday ('vcnmg We Fu card
1: dill 11,1' ;\ 'l(lnd,l~ : dub 111('1 at lht' Emil and Amanda
III I~I(' :\11('1 1~llIn 1 Schulte home. Thc group honored
I ~1rs. William Penlerick on her
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Il)lrlhday. Prizes were won by -Mrs.
Ih' 1'.111)!'!" ;-':'IJlrkll
: P('nlprick. Bill schutte, Mrs, Newell
L'sI(' Park and Stanley and William Penleriek.
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G<lrden ·Club Meets
This..week" Mr. and Mrs_ Wesley':
Wcdm,.hlay afternoon the Dixon
Rice moved from this community I
Cll1b \\ as (,lltertaincd by
to a farm soufheas+ of Wakefield
Ed SaICl. Mrs. M. P. MI"
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',\"a<; a -guC'sl. !\1r~. Dave
\'('dr1t'~'I,,\· ;111('I·noon \'I,ito]':-,in thl' , ~\\lhl presen~d the program and
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MYF Meets Sunday
. La 1\t.Uf! , la. spent I Sunday {'vl'ning Methodist Youth
\'lsltmg 111 Ihe Jack I Fellowghip mr:>t at the church par·
LaUl'('I, :
:~::~;, ~~~~n~~I:~1 :1~~I· ~~:\~{~~n l~u~l~~
ilnd I '00 Mason was the !('ssu~
al(crnoon'-
HiIIsid,e
$rade: A.
Medium
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leader.
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Sl'hram Out·Our·Way Club
Wptin('sd<lv alte1"noon O\lt-O~II'­
}\('Illwlll Ilamm and 1:'\'ay c!llb m~t at the "'{alter o?chuUc
\\Ct"(' lilst week· ! lome. IIlrs. Mfke KneW was the
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hjl"e of Mrs Frank wel~le Thurs· Pinochle Card Club
Mr. ~nd Mrs. ea Joyd scrvM1 dl y (rom 4 to 5 o'c1qck p.m. We
Mrs.1 Herman
a dessert Sund Y v ning wh6rl' 0 coed With the flagl salqte. We sUtute guest
they eptertained the" itch club" made i~vltations for the IBIlIie and ochle card
Mr a~d Mrs. C rls
C1ble were G Id Banquet and closed wtlll the Chri'st Weible
guests Dr. and M s N L Dlt· II mg clrile. Mrs Stanl y""!!:odcn Mr!!.
8y Gladys Reichelt - Ph.ne 2682
man. 1M)". and Irs
G S'VCl <'l sl5lted Jimmy I-h.~sen, Scribe Frank
gard, [Mr. art~ rs. E T. Warne, -+The next'
mund~
and
JVlr.
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Welbl:d Auxiliary.Meetlng
Feb. 28
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Ho • an Furlouv'" i
Jonn were among otMr guests in
S t nnd Mfs. l..~eon H Koch. the .·~arencc Bower$ home, Nor· .receiv~d prizes.~ e next ·party IAmerlcan Legion Auxi iary met _
I Jay Lee nnd 'I'homnls lJ('t~, ilrrived
folk, Saturday even~ng for th,~fr will b~ in the N L. D tman home Sfiturday at the Legion bill for
Sunday, Mar. 1 .
their regular monthly meeting.
last SUn,dLIY froUl' l.lnur:nhOld~~. twcnt -fifth wedding ~nnlverBary'r
I Ger any for n morlth S VISIt will
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wagner - - I
Eleven mE."mbers were pte~'ent. It
. Mr Korh's pnrents, MI', and Mr'. nnd family, Norfolk, were visitors rMrs. Ehlers Fe
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w:as voted to send a gH~1 to Girl
AIl~ K0ctl. Sgt. KQ{'h wUI rcpo~t in the Alfred' Wagner home SaturMrs,. D'~ra Eh ers observed her state in June. Mrs. Don' Quinn is Eleven members were
to
orl Camphell, Kpntu('1,y Col· fa~r eVae~~n~rs. Emil Thies spent birthday Sunday Mrs~ F~hlers is chairman of the committee·. Sever· call' was miscellaneous
spend,ing the wi ter in the home al auxiliary members were chosen Mrs. ~, Bruce Wylie,
lowi g his 11'<1\'('.
! he weekend witl~ their son, Earl
of her son·in-Ia
anqi daughter, td serve lunch at the next Legion Siphley were in charge
Icl~ato Inr Music Clinic
. Thies and family Ames, Ia.
Mr. and Mrs. Richalid Buchen- meeting in honor of the, anniver· son study. Mrs, Harold
E Vin student.'; of th(' Mus~(',
Mrs. Alfred Wagner and family dahl, Pierce. Df ner guests in her dry of th~ American Legion. Mrs. "Can Land Be Taken
Dcp rtmf.'nt of til(' '~VJnIHd(' Public were dinner guests in the Frank honor were Mr. and !Mrs. Ralph F,. C. Voss and Mrs. George_ Voss way's", Mrs. Harry
Sch llllntl t~ell' Instrllctor, Mrs Brown home, Salix, la., Sunday,
Nathan and S~an ey, ~r. apd Mrs. ~;hved lunci]'
,
Flaterie Can 'Get You'
Carl Nieman, M s. M rtha DamMrs. Wylie had an
Gat ('rine l\1tutUel'. 3111t'1Hkd a 1\11L
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me, Mrs. Robe
Gra f and Mr. Gallop Infant Bapti.zed
and the K~reans." The
~'Jc :lIoit' at the Alll1n lIigh School
and
Mrs.
Julius
Ecke
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and
Peg,Laurie
Kaye,
infant
daughter
of
officers
wete elected Mrs,
Mst Mondqy. \ 01110' . school, par
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gy. Afternoon isitor were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Gallop, was president; iAnne Carstens,
tici Bting wcrJ CO\(»'ldg(>, Crofton, PTA to Meet Thursdpy
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rson-- -1lubb,lIi d, liartington
PTA f W' 'd sir 95R ano Mrs. Willia
J<t;nlke, Mrs. A. l~aup'lt,i:rea.dn d~hruinrgchsestuvniCdeayntmTorrinn,IntYg president; Mrs. Suehl,
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and Mrs. J.ames C.
wlYthemeet
on B. Janke, Mrs. Emta Siphley, 4 ,-Mrs. Rosa Hof man, Mrs. Anna ljy thl' pastor, the Rev. H. F. Otto er. Mrs. Jensen was in
lBand WIlS ,Jam('s King. Hastings ~:~~rs~~is' F~~'xt~t ~~ ~~'C~f:h Andersen and M . apd ,Mrs. Alfred ~1uellcr.
Sponsors were
Mrs, two contest. Mrs. John
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Laura l\1uhs and Warren and Bal'- and Anna (larstens received
College.
~ehool will sing, and J~rilyn Miller.
Earl (;I'(·('n. 11l"O',lmcntal mu- Thompson and June Fa1k will pre\
hara Gallop. Mrs. Muhs, We~t ·Year
will be made
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. Point, was a weekend guest in ~e
sic dir('ctor at nPrlson lIigh School sent a skit. Founder's Day will be Scout iMeetlnp
at Omaha was the guest conduc- observed.
Den 1, TrQop 179, Imet in thp (;allop home.
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<'ussion Climr was directed by Blue and Gold Ban'quet
'Robby Robinson. Elkhart, Ind,
The annual BlUe and Gold Ban! First
chulr players selected quet of Cub Scouts was held TuesIr rom the WmslJe 5chool were: day evening Feb. 12 in the city
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Jeri.lyn Thompson. flutE'; Warren auditorium. 'About 70 attended,
GalloPf bas:-;: Stephen Mueller,
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Den mothers in charge were
clarinet and Kpith Krueger, lrum Mrs. Eddie Weible, Mrs. Willard
pet.
Jeffrey, Mrs. Stanley Soden and
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ze~as;:~rst;~~~ls~:~~ninKt~ ~~~~ Following the' banquet a PliO,CUT
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of their grandparcnts, Mr. Jand :;:;;;
n ed p:~~~ni~:' fl;~hesal~~~:
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Mrs. Augu5t l"ranzen v.hilc ~heir follot,ycc\ by singing. A skit, "The
mother Mrs Pale Franzen was ",in Story of the Blule an~Old'" was
the hospital.
presented by ,Den
. Den II
Tuesday evenmg visitors III tlk gave a skit "Quiet, lease." ,Jim
Christ Weible home. were Mr. and ,Jackson gave a re din. g on the
M'rs. F ..J, DimmeJ, Wisner; Mr. beginning of Cub S outing.
bod Mrs. Hermun Jacgm', Mr. and
Awards were presented
by
Mrs. Gotthil£ i;eger. Mrs. Cora Scoutmaster EMI quering.
Carr, and MI'S. I'rank Dall~berg.
Awards were as' follows: TWo
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ay. February 20. 1963 Pitch party
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year service stars, Phillip' Witt,
Lee TI-autwein, Kevin Brockmoel\pr, D~vid' Witt, Fritz ~ible,
~~~t~n~u~r:~;is j~~ib~~~ Bob, ack-
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the Dallrell Graber, Nick
Cenn retto and Eugene Weible
homes, Omaha, They also called
::Sl::~t ~~~jn~~:d:~o :bf::r~:~
her eIghtieth birthday
day.
last
IfAtl
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year
service
;.~tar, Ge~e
Sun~ .'I ril~~~~%oei~~~ry ~ndwa(~~~;g :r~~t~
Mr. and Mrs: L., W. Kahl spent m~~lf Badges, Gary Soden, Roh.
Thursday evenmg 111 the Wayne ert I{ruegel', Jimmy I-Jansen, Ro
Imel home.
gel' Anderson, ,Jerry Wacker, GayMr. and Mrs. Dennis Bowel'S and len Stevens and Michael Jeffrey;
Lion Badges David Witt, r'ritz
Wc~ble, Kevin" Brockmoeller, Lee
Tra~ltwein, Gregg Tr.outman, Scott
Duering,.' Dennis Weible, Jim and
Bob Jackson:
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Bear Badges, Gene Weible,
Gary SodC'n, Gregg Troutman and
Gnylen Stevens.
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too's birthday with hot holm
sHces
on split, buttered ses~e
bard roUs. Slither each help\JIg
with heated. canned eIierry pie
mix. Serve up sweet pickl~,
green salad and smiles ;'11
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lemon Juice RealemonlrecollJltitutea ... :J~59c
NO MUSTY MOVES
Returning from a sunshine
vacation somewhere? Mrs.
M, C. Hobart of Iowa haB
a tip for you. Some suit~
caSeB ('specially old ones)
do smell "mustyU between
travels. Unwrap. 8 bar or
two of soap, plant them in
the pockets. Come summer,
you'lll open your suitcase to
firagrance!
"a£oo~,
all frozenifi,h and
are offered
at ~5 % off ~ur regular everyday. prices ~ •• arujl the regular prices have
not been.ra4ed to acco
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,."rClli'1llQlerry
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ear, new gas reserves are
or tw.P iS~1:: ,·scovered.
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tardy.? Ban- l'~'\'1D
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may
ever
be
exi\.austed! Our
.lUg bug-a-'
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andChildren'S grandchilbootGet a new' .gold star" lias
may
use the same
.
dren
range. Its B rner-with an~rgy I.uel we do. Who
Brain keeps rahge- tqP fo ds
could
predict
what
miracles
just right, with I no $ti« g
by then~.
o,r drying. Au~omatic p n- Itas mal[
you
and
,we've
ample
gas
watching, onc~ you diR! it!
New. gas oven controls ro t . Jnir(lcles now.. Your local gas
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bake to perfection _
ell cQmp'any, Peapleo Natural
Gas, brings tljem to you. \
turn. themseies back, to
orthem Natutal Gas Com"keep warm" heat. Ma c?
any pipes gas to them •. _
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. for yours
••• at _y ur
or a finer future l for a~l
local ga~ com any, Pea les
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eight g d
sports. Pac
on top of frozen ice-rink.
When well-chilled f remove
lrpm ice. Place before gloWing fire. Add hot chocol~te
and marsbmallow to taste"
spread with good cheer and
pass the cookies. That, says
my teen-age niece, is the bEtst
reciI;!~ ~he's learned in "home
ec" thiS semester_ And the
way to young men's hearts~
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some this week·end .•. you'll be glad you did!
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s'~arpened
PI,CI<:.U'p ,oo":kag',es of your £alUy's favorites.
serve ~r~empting Mariner's Platter
like this
Ntneed !1limit V<lriety! If
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yourfajnUYlS'small, us! keep unused portions
of each package frozen for a repeat treat!
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Holds volume well while cooking, be sure to try
SWEET SOUR
CREAMERS
I'm all for folks who ·refer to
sour cream as "salad cream,"
especially since r found this
pair of COile slaw mixers,
Popp~ See4 Salad Dressing:
Combme 2 cups sour cream
2 Tbsp. poppy seed, ~ cup
sugar, -% t'sp. mint extract,
1 tsp. salt, 1 tsp. monosodium glutamate,:(on supermarket shelves). Shake well.
Chill in screw-top jar in gaB
refrigerator, HOI)ey-CreaIj1
Dressing: 'Combine 2 cup'S·
iour cream, % cup honey.,
2 Tbsp. lemon juice, 1 tsp.
ground ginger, 1 tsp. salt,.
1 tsp. monosodium glutamate and one limall green
pepper, minced; Jar, shake
and ohill as a~ove. Either
recipe is ample fpr a mammoth shredded Ilcabbage.
RINK RECIPE
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n vork •. 1. Mr.; Glen Deylell .nd liI1---r--*~";""",-+--"",
Mrs. Cly?c Most served.
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served a dinner
voted to help th(;
for tile year's p"ro$500 was set aside
M(.>thodi~t'
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agreed not to have
ivai tbis year. Wi!·
mastcr of cere'''This Is Your Ufe"
the Founder's Day
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tile' ., l'J lJI' outstanding
Chulch
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am.
dlub MJels
Harmony Olub met in't: e
of l1!rs Harpld Seyl ,pit
Theophilus Church
United Church of' Ch'"isf
members pre~ent. It Was' de.
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tit> make stu'ifed toyS
sl2'l)d them to a chIldren's home.
i\ I Valentme exchange was held
\11' nnd rvlr1'
Arthur Florine
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ILnTlld Vlormc hdllH1. Norfolk.
Trinity Luth')rill1 Churc~
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hr ught supper
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Neighbors and friends went to
the home of Mrs. &rover Carr
Tve~day afternoon for a house·
warming and also 'to celebrate
r.N birthday. In ihe 'evening, Mr.
:, I 1r
i:lld Mrs. Clinton, Carr and Carol
Le, Emerson, enId Mr, and Mrs.
Clarence Olson were visitors.
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ties! Made to sell at a
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lUula.is McKesson Bexel
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large amounts of 10 im-
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tdtiollS(l11C'als €t'cry day _
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a,ret'oru of evel'\"thiri~'
Y!Du ate OVifl' a pe'riOd"t
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tio . • It gives a lift to ho~s
fol owing disease. • Pig~Plus
co ditions pigs for shows and
sales.
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Ask us to fo-rti.fy your hog
rations with Pig::Plus next time
you order Chows•.
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.IFriday, March 1
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asseS$ment s~ edules' ~ust be fij~d by March 1
taxpayer to see ~~~t he lis "
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pl~ase l~tit ~. point'
yo~r'preciincf'!a~!·ies,.S.',o,r':ncf'Jher~; is,a ~()%"
filing
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:Co~~~, Ass~~ssor
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Lorcnzcnl,'Gm'y. S.
Ir. ;111(1· 1\11'5. ClarClll'd ,Pcar~
the .lllll Clal'k.'lOIi IIOI1W.! j;on, 1\,11' and ~~.rs. h~ck nllst~d_c,
dnd l\lt's :I,:\a;..: lIoldorf \V('n'll\ll', ud 1tl'l:i. (~Icn Hlce, .£1,.11'. und
('\'l'lIl11l: ~:\lt· ... I .... In Ih;> .I,lel\ i I\lh;. Wilbur Baker, Mr. and Mrs.
IIOIlW
.
.
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ltastl~(l(~. Mr. !lnd l\lrp. Mar.1~Hl Ih.-'hrtt f'lnrh:snn ~p('nt rl~ Rpstcdc and famlly, Mr. and
'lllt'~d.l\ with Owu' IIM"s t:1arcnl'c Rastedc and fain.
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Iwci 1\11 '. lim
1\11" and Mrs. Harvey Rastedc
tll(']1
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II).md l'I
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om my
and Mr. nnd Mrs.
r(~lIjll n grwlO and falnll~. ~
bH' :'tIl"'> Henry Has Jl M~~J: Wymore Wal1m. Ml'S MIl
Sii1l1ldn" ,1/tNfl(IOn to /1(' i~ Ison lind Mrs. CeCll Clark
(~ I:~~:ll .1 ~(; ,[ /~I~'!, ~~~~Id~? ~~J~I'(l ~!{)n'~!I~~Il1~~:e~~~~~~1 ~~~~~~
In
I, Il'l1m, ,\Irs. ('l'nl Cllll'k. . rNlr~ and Mrs. Pat Evert, Fre.
'Irt!l:l RCllh, l'.!I""'. T~lOlll'\S ~ mo~t, and Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy
. :'111".'\ FI\('d S;Jimon. :'IlrS' ClaHhon' and girls, Scribner,
Clark. rv~ls \'prd<·j I!:nvin wc~e weekElnd guests in the Jim
Brud.'--Mi's t)lllllti't1 En\i.in Clarkson home .
.Jnllj :l?d :'ll"~ IHlldrriJlh;SW!lll
Suhd;i y uftc;'f/.oon lunch~'~n
EVI'l1l1lt.(
"III~~I~ \~I'I'(' '\11'. i f!.tU!sts in the Ilenry ;10I1n::;00 home
·J\ll'~ ...\1\ I'll I "1""n/l'l1, !'d!"
. ng Dcnnll, Forsht'l'g on his
Golden Rule Club
Golden Rule Clup met wedffiS'
day afternoon with Mrel Le oy
Koch. Mrs. Elray Hank dem nI strated on decorating cake$. Prizes were won by Mrs. Eric lNelsfn.
Mrs. Marvin Stolle will be Ma cb
hostess.
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Ge@,r~e W~~~~inglon Could Not Tell'~ IL~e
. . . an d we can ,
t .
elt h et.
have so",e items left oyer
end sale! that need to 'move. So
ped the prices down". So shop
get an "honest" bargain.
, ,
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hj,palnd
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Eve';? 'with' the long cold winter (and the~e:'s 'r0re to
come) we still have some winter iackets lei'
Group 1 -
voluest~
$19.95
2-vallles to $9.95 ..
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T. U: ,I Speech Cont~st I
W. C. T. q. speech contfSt
held TuesdaYI' evening at tb-e fO.
gan Center lJ-hurch, Regg Swan·
Wayne, ,Twon the bt(;rize
e·
and Cin.uy Gilliland, .ILau el,
the silver medal. AI so ial
followed after the prefic ta
tas
.
HI,
Pleasant Dale Club
1-
Ji~le~~:~~n~al~o~~UbFr~d~~ i~f :r~
:ppon. The dub .members Igav a
farewell par,o/ for the hos-tess, who
will be moting soon. The' qlub
voted to dO~lilte $5 to th~ heart
fund, a'nd t serve lu.nch at the
l
Jim Kirchn r farm sal~. !\frs,
Matt Stapleton"l- and Mrs. Martin
Hanson were guests. Mprch h st~ be
Loyd Ro,eber'l
rrs.
Mr. and (Mrs. Arvid :peterson
and Mr. aqd Mrs, Ted IJohnson
were Mond4y evening guests' in
the IvaI' Antlerson home. I .. I
Mrs, Geo~g~ Vollers spent ,trL
day in the IMike Rewinkcil home.
Men's All teat~er
C~~ts
BOVS'
It's Georg.~sb"t~d.y
but you get t e presents.
Reg. $ ~.9S I
$)
9
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Dis~""Uerf colotts
Group 2_
value~
with real "cherry
pie" flavors.
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to $16.95
$999
Reg, $9.95
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. ~th all.trav.e.t
OU~ USED CAR
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Ivy Pants.
n;O:'-':inq~f
A "cher..-v
~;r'-'''i''.
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SPRIN~
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Reg. $24.75·
$1,39
1}
Reg. $3.98
BOYS'
Honest GeorCleH
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M38B-1958 FORD 4v-~, stick,otor rome,lel'e
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Automatic, ~odio, ""01"'.'·'11<.·"
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Th~ Way~o. I Nebr,)
Hor
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.layover
'~;!·ght
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y
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.nkf~mijy
l . Pi!er~j' .~ _" ~" ~, "' ~. ,..~~. ...ll'l !,..~
r
d lIer
~:iJ h~~:ts
Can:o~,
in the Arvid Peter, Mr
.
f ~olne,Ibe tb~~l~± C~~,M~~~?:Si:~:~~~~i. ~r e
a
oiile, S'OU.
M .' oDald Pe
e J 1 ay suppe
or e Eickhoff
e.
G.ns~
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r,ir. and
lJ.avonne.1
ISundaY' in
Johnson b mI
February fa
Mr. and Mrs
and Mrs:
ily, Mr.
and fami
Mr. and
sons were Su
the Hen
brate De .
irl
Merle
Mr. and
and fami!
visitors in t
,Mr. and
Wednesda
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',Qr$~'.,
Ponti'a~
M~lIe
eve~.lhg
Ra~~
ho~e.
;:0
el1
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W~dnesday
what IAK·SAri-BEN
racin_ has d.,ne
!for N,ebraska,
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mer, Co.
a·rrison,
ayne
P.P.D ..ayne,
Wayne,1l!.ICFord
Tr cll:
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ames F q ;;'-:, Hosltin.s, yolksw en
,arry
Carlson, Wak~flCld,
Ribler II
1
ilham I W. Utecht,
PI mouth
S
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eorge D. herry, Chev
B IICrkwID, W.• Hasebroock, Wayne,
q'l
Wa.k~fleld,
1
}ternation~l
HarV~SH!l S&les
'ce Intern""0nal Pickup
&
rry' Reeg Wayne Chev
I .rbert H'lll,enlann', Ran~olph,
ru
C vrolet
~962
i
Nqll'thrup King Co., Wayne, i
~layton
W~!yne,
Chev
,
W.B9hta l la' l were Sat·
Brindley,
Oodg(!
urday overnight and Sunday
yIe 'cleveland, Wayhe Cadillac
gu.". '.ts ~n t'he
Ivan
Clark
home.
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arry Bartels, Winside, Chcv.
,.M.rs. eS~le Isom -spent Fl'lday
1960
afternoo
m, the Harold Burns..
d
'd
aVid L Ahlman, Wmsi e, For
h9tne.
guests were Mr
larence W Boss, Wayne Chcv
and M s .. Bill 'HoIle,nbeak ~n
~
1959
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faqd!ya d Mil'. a.nd Mrs. Bob Bier •
schenk nd family
ans H 13urmester, Randolph.
Mr a d Mrs L'awrence LangE! F~d
and fam'l , Ha~ti~gton, and H. G.
uane R !Cooper, Wayne, Ply
Ammon, assett, 'were Sund'ay af,
~nelle J 'Bendmj HoskinS, FOld
ternoon
ests in the Norman Ani
Cialres Vogel. W.ryne, Olds
der on ~ome
1958
~nd y ov~rnight gu~sts in th
Walter TLlman, Wayne, Mer.
Norman Anderson hprn€ were Mr Bedz'
a.nd M1r Ben Ammon ·BasscLt.
Buddl Bor~hoft. waync. Ford
Mrs . lmer Kncrpp' and Reth
" 1957
Were Wdnesday afternoon guests
Joe Dorcqy. Wayne, Buick
,
1
~venlI~g
g
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Westinghouse (6 or 12-volt);
SEAL BEAM HE~LAMPS;
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~OULTRY FONT ".
$5.39 ;
(We n~ed the room)
",GO"
Mr. an
Mrs. Vern Carlson and
Ki Maas , Hoskms,
Olds,
1956
Randall J~ Milnes, Carroll, Ford
Theodore L. Kai, Pender. Chev .
Ted Lue'dh, Wayne, Ford
1955
Otto EoUolison, Wayne, Oids.
'George D .• Otto, Winside. Ford I
.
Orville Raa.be, Hoskins,
Mr.
Mrs.Fdday~,
Vern ~ V E' n i and
family
were
n
guests in the Clay to
And~rson
home.
Mrs. iverl Car~son a d family
and
Mike R~wink 1 and farn·
ily we~e Wednesday afternoon
~~:~ lin, the Herman Kraemer
Sfor
Driver's Side
(AR
MAT,
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Iifeavy Duty
,
TRIKE", ,
.. , .... ,,$19.95
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(One is all)
,All Fancy
r
POTTERY
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~What a ~uy!)
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ALL ~IRES IN STQCK
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From O:Ur Low Regular' Price
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Coast
P'hone 85
to Coast: St()res
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ChRev.-
,_Ray
LOberg'Bwayn,_"
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. , . , , , , ,each 39c
(,t'5 still winter)
j
Harold
$2.09
5-9 a ,llon Double Wall
GASOLINE ANTIFREEZE
1 G Dale Wayne Olds
S,
.),
rtlURsDA Y- FRIDAY I-
I ~erle Sielter'19~tyne,\ Ply~~outh
."Ii tit~
E~:~;r£rnir.,Agn~:S::onW:~:.,
,a~d
~arlson
$6,042,169 Is th~ amount Nebtaska
license
fer:tural,
and in
voluntary
cO;~J~~~i~~~~
for-agricu
charitable
and
ing was I galized; II But that's not
ranchers sell a lot of hay and feed
ticipate in .Nebraska race meetings.
feed costs are over $100,000 each
ing of thoroughbreds in Nebraska
increasing number of breeding .
cultural wealth and
of
voluntary! program for agJdcuItural,
projects has benefited every
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guest~
in the eorge Arlderson h.o~e..
A Th rsday afternooij. VISitor III
the Geqrge. Anderson home was
Mrs. ROy Johnson.
. sUndtY. di-:aner guests in the_
Orville Rice \home honoring the
birthda s of 'Jthe' hostess, Darrel
Rice ar Donald AndE1'r5on were
.w.t of a Series
Tt' U#f<. $
cord
CO· '
r~.
mn~ guest~
rt~=f:;:::::;:::=3:==;;;~~~~~~~~::~;;:l+:::::;::::=~::~~:::m:;;~
III Ihe,
M<lgnu$on,
Johnson
were Stfn ay evening visitors 10 tile
1\ r and MIls) Kennetb phon and
JtU,lICS K vanaugh home, BelpeD.
da met ~lel WlU Schmidt at
Mr. d Mrs Dick I Chambe.-s SI x City Tuesday l'ommg: from
were F)ri ay afternoon VIsItors in Ft LeWIS, Wash. where he Is
the Ray Chamber~ home, Dakota I st~honcd MClrwln remaJnied at the
City.
Os: ar Johnsdn home un' II ~atur~
W~dn" day evening gre')ts in the I dal'.
.
Clayton tingley hpme to cel~ ..
bl'ate Lyell's birthday were 1\1r.'
I
and Mrs Clarenc~ McCaw and
- ...
Glori~ a d Mr. arid Mrs. Elwood
Pehrson nd Regg.
ThtJrsd y afternpon visitors in
the. Clar nee Nelson home were l
..
Ml';' a~d Mrs. Marvin Nelson andl
Debbi.
-4~--"':"':i--~--4__
I .1963
tto Field I' Winside Chev
eith
Reed"
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W
B . k
red Matt.IS and
(Co ~lnued from page 7)
er gil.eats in . the Milo
• llalurel, tQ. observe
Mlr. an Mrs. Wallace M12gnuSon
ilY\ birthdays were and fafl ilY were Friday evemng
Clair.~nce Nelso.D, Mr. guests
the Oscar Johnson home
ynl N~lson and fam·
Mrs. Neil Kluver and girls and
Marvin Nion Mrs.
Nelson were Friday
D~bur Gobdma.
aft.rno n guests Un the Cecil
'alt,Jo~tl50n and Clark h me.
day; afternf?qn g sts
Timm Finn, Norfolk, spent Sat.
oh on hom~.to dele·
i
urday n the Virgil Pearson home,
, MrS'lrgtl Pears6n was a TueS
dAf ove nlgbt guest In the Jo
•
Piper h me, Norfplk
d Mrs
Raymond
Enck
U~rry ~u berst~dit sodMr.jRnda ~r
and Mrs
Gereon
All~
ere;i.$unday:.:.
vin were
dmner
Va.pdal
home. in, the Albert Anderson homej
~. n,d Jo~o~ ~er~ Wayne.
.
In the
:·:M.r. and Mrs. Charles Clark
Mattes was li Tuesday
in. the Elmer Sun· Earl Pete so ho e . . ,
h
overnight gqes( III the Willis
Mrs., W·lliis IOchultz and Victor
Mr·land
S'd"' rele .~tvvaln.,,~~
P
were
ast
a.
eveIUul!ii
Schult~ hortlt.~. PO!i1ca. .
weIle, Tuesday Wnner guests in the ilJ the
av naugh bOhle. S
Mr. and Mr~. Rollen .IDun$ an~ r'red IMattes home.
~Mrs.
raemer;' l.oaurel,
family were Fnday ev('n~ng viSitors
as a
y. i"ltor 1'. tbe AI~
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron.pirks and
in the Stcrlipg Borg ho e.,
family were stday dlnMr guests
in A
Friday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. in the Bill Cia sen homel Crystal
Mr. and rs. arion QUilit were
E. C. tehner visited Mrl' Tea BalFriday e
ng iiSltOI'S in the J.
lard at the Wayn~ hospi 81.
Lake.
.
~
Mrs. Alden Serlven \\I, s a Tues·
Mr. and Ivlrs. Vincent Kavanaugh d. McCa h me. '
day guest III the 1\1. P. Kavanaugh and Vineie were Friday callers in
Mr. a
. rl. l~eRoy (reah'ler
home.
the M. P. Kavanaugh hoine. '_.
and
were ,Monday dlnrae. r
Sunday dinner guest s~n the Earl
Mr. and M;rs. Harold George land guest
I
the Harry Calhoun
Mason home wel'e Mr.' and Mrs. family were Sund~y flinner, gUf:sts hom, Lui. ,
.
BlII Bermel and flamily.
.
in the Robert Erwin. home. CarrolL
Mindy. dersd~ was i~ Thurs·
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest -Kno{'ll '1'erL'
Mr., and Mrs. Marvin Hartman day ?ver Ig t .gU~st of A Ice Frear·
Sunday dinner guests in the ('arol and family were Thursday sl~pper Slon In t e Vlrg~l Pearson hpme.
Hirchert home.
guest." in the. Ellis Hartm'~n h·)me.
Mr. an , Mrs. Verneal PeterSon
Mrs. Sadie Briney was a T~~:~__~~~~~_~~~~~~~~_i~~~~~~ls and MrQ.,Bnd Mrs. Iner
N'tO·.AD Olf
,!.
i.i
ALU'E·S-.'
,.',
Mrf
Mr, ahd Mrs. Dick Ristede wer~
Ftjtlay I~vening guests n the Mar·
tha Ret· h home.
Mr. nd Mrs. VerI Carlson wer('
T~ursd y afternoon visitors in. the
M:Z:~.
Henry Holmb~rg home,
Wakefi ld.
,
Tam,TY Clarkson spent Thurs·
~~~ll~Jo~~~e~UeSday in tw Clif~
1n agj~~~:~~;~h"d~l~~~~~~~l~~I~~~;~~~:;~~~~
community.
state's
county- fairs
paint-up,
and
!
thpusands
),jlttndt'eds of
Mrs. Eric Nelson sijent Friday
afternopn in the CI1ff ::5tailmg
home ..
1
t:
HA, NEBRASKA
NDED FOR
LIC $ERVICIi
FORi FlROFIT
t9 .l1li,,: MaylDJh~"dulj 4th
N
.wn'!ed
Mr and Mrs,
Nobbe
and f mll~' 10lned a g OUp In the
Earll Mattes heme 5 nday eve·
ning 0 help celebrate the birth.
~~I'l!3~':~8!!.
o
F
P
I
I
~~~~;~E~1' :;;'I~:~~;b:~~~~:
Stolle orne. Afternoon 'guests were
Mr. a d M1'S. Harry Lempke.
Mr. and Mrs. Hcr~an Stolle,
Mr. 'ld M'fS. Marviq Stolie and
son,
rs. Anna Stolle Iand Gladys
1'5. Anna Sta]!ing
helped
and
Mrs.
mil Stalling eeleQrate her
birthdlY Tuesday ev9mng.
'Mr. and Mrs. Miltlm Johnson
and amily, Winside, were Sunday afternoon luncheon guests
in the Rudolph Swanson home.
da~r~6:ni!~e~a~~~~: ~:es :u~~~'
l
and "'n" lIIelvin lIIagnuso"
SQ
Hcnningse
'si ,d Elm~rl N~l&OD
and Soren' a Be at the Sioux City
Methodist 0 it 1.
I
Donna K y P ters was q. Friday
overnight u¢ t ~f Darlene Noe in
the Oliver . q~ h~me.
~
.
Sunday' ev nl~ g.••, ] I~ the
Earl Ma 8$ home to biserv.
Fred Ma e a ~ Earl Mlttes
birthct!aY5
r Mr. a
Mrs.
F.ranllis as.. f .. m~', Watw
erbufS-, r.'
M s.
1
lor and f m y, ;Allen; M $. Nob.
bel Marti Ii ur~. Mr. a d Mrs.
Willis Sf 'ul a
familY. ,Ponca-;
Mr. and. r R ndel Be
end
family,
a tal City, M. and
d Notb 0 II nd I ns a nd.
Mrs. Wil e..,
~!;'Fand
•• ts
ho ,
." famUYj 1\Ir.. In'~rl Peterson
t. n IIIrs, Dick D'IlI'I>h and 8$ Mrs 1101 ton W811ln,
C!y. f.liIlIy
re Tuesday sup.,per guesls ' anda 01 on and M b r win
e and in'the j Kirchner home.
S(' midt ~r~ at the OJ;¢,.I~' John~ests Mood Mr. and Mrs. Elmer s~' Tnc da evemng "'hey also
Sulld,,11 lslted Soren Hansen al VIS tcd
an a's grand,moth e r,
r " larl 'P
n
a ''!lOOn viii • iII
~~!n'W:~:e~' 1~~~Iu7t~e,::,n~.sn;~~d~~ ~:~~li~~rr
~ J ~er vlslto In
Tuesday M. nd Mrs. Clal'euC!e
Thursday aft<lJ'nopn Mr .• ndJMrs,
Frank Tomason ... i~itcd Jim uffy Jf:IllH and Amanda S,chutte joincd
at the Osmond hot;plt,d.
~
the group for dinner,
Mr. and Mrs. E~uss~1l An en),
Mrs. Vincent Kayanaugh and
were FrJdny visitors In the Wal.. Vine Ie were Thursday afternoon
dron Bull home, Wayne.
. I. Ivisltors in the LaWrence Qulr:m
Mrs. Maynard Hansen and K~vln,: home, Waterbury. '
I
Sioux pty, were Thur~day 'l'ver~i
Mr. and Mrs. Logan Efner, Sioux
night apd Friday guests In tile ,Earl City, were Tuesday 'visitors i~ the
Evers home.
.
'kl'
Merle Sherman home. Mrs. Efner
Mr. and 1\'11'5 .. tG1CI.I. Ma~ emil stayed until Thursday when Mr.
were Friday evcOIng, Visitors w the ~nd Mrs. Sherman took her to
Bill Gilfert hOlne, 1,.. I11('I'SOli..
ioux City.
MI's. Agn-es LCOoal'd,
Mrs. Kenneth Olson was a Friday
was a Tuesday aft~r,oon a d sup I &fternoon visitor in the Osc~r John·
Iper guest ,~~the E~rllEckCl't hpme" s'On home.
Mr. and ~rs. Drlr~'bl Rahn, :NtJ:"
Friday eVening Mr'. and Mrs.
follt, wcrs,'$u.nday Idmnel' andRsu:" Hans Johnson visited Mrs.. Nels
per
m thle Max
a 11 ijjorklund.
,\
home.
MI'. and
Mrs. vlsl·!ors
Garold JeWell
were
Mr, a nd Mrs. 'Tom Park .and Sunduy
ev"nlng
in the Felix
l
daughters Sioux City, wer~' I a~t If'atefield '-'home, Coleridge.
Saturday afternooln visitors In the
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Sherman
Elmer Sundell home.
.
pnd family we're Sunday dinner
Mr. and Mrs. ,Wllha~n El'kcr 'guests in the Alfred Bakken home.
were Friday evenIng viSitors in the I Mr. and Mris.; Wilmer Hertel
Ernest Swift borne, ~Uen.
"
and Bonnie, M,~s. Allee Herf~1
Mr. and Mrs. William
and Mr. and
Dempster
.,were Sunday .{'venlng guests 1n. th
,were Sunday guests In the Larry
LeRoy Penlenck hIome to celebrat
.Herfel home, If.awton.
Mr, and Mt$. Oscar Johnson
Linda's third birtthday. Mqnda,
evening guests were Mr. an~ Mrs. were Friday afternoon guests in
Ronald Pen\el'lck and Kayiene, Ow Lawrence Backstrom home,
k f Id
\
I: nd Mrs. Lloyd Wonde!1 W;J;IC· and MI13 Alwin Anderson
and Kathy were ~"ri~d~YJ afternoon, were· wednesdt' evening visitors
.
. [Ill' A . .c..
TI'
~llll ley horra: • in the Albert L nn home, Laurel.
viSltorsm
Laurel.
.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Chambers
Mr. and Mrs.
Johnson were Tuesday callers in the Mrs.
and 80~S we~e last Satu day .eve? Joreta Miner, borne, Wakefield.
ing visitors In the ,John Thomsen
George Wintz,
was a: Fri·
w~~efJCld::
\
I d.ilbom
I Mr. a
guest
th." Don ..,.er. Frl
Lichtenber home,
l\Iorlolk,
the Tom
,
VerdeJ Noc Lineal", was a week·
Mr. and
qlld gucs~ in the'Le~lie No~ hO'~e. family we
Mr. and Mrs. Robort Smith. LIn- in the G
DI"xon
r.
/'
II,II~, We~sday, Febr~ol'Y 20, 1963
Swanson home. John Swanson was
an afternoon caller.
I '
Mr. and MTS. Clayton Anderson I
and daughter spent Tuesday in the
Art Anderson home,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Anderson
and Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Koch and
family were Wednesday evening
guests in the Art Anq.erson home
for homema'de ice cre~m.
'Earl . Anderson Vfa.~ dismissed
fr~m the Wayne Hosp~tal 1II1onday.
Last . Sun~a'y dinnfr guest) In
the ·Kenneth Klausen home Were I
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Johnson
and boysl Sac'City, la., Mr. and
IMrs. DeWayne Klausen, Omaha I
and Mrs. E. G:' Middleton.
Mr ,and Mrs. KenJ;leth
.
and Roger were supper guests i~
the Adolph Klausen home, Nor·
folk,
Mr. and IMrs. Arthur Schmitlt,
David Richard, Pam and Ann,
Mr aud I\frs. Jerry Schmidt, Mrs.
" €~~ol :·J9hns~n and Tera .and' Paull
.':.J:~_. :'Yetro.t Lakes, Mmn., ~nd
Me1')wio' Schmidt. Ft. Lew 1 S,r
\v~sh" ,wer~ supper guests lasl
Frlday' in the Kenneth Olson
home, Mter weddibg
the .'following joined
above '~or r~eshments
home. Nancy Paul,
son
Gooi!ar•.,'8
rear",~'I
bre.
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