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TwoN~wCount}( Officel1s Begin Duties ,Thursday

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Program All Sel' FOI' Annlla) <.:ounty

A J) fal'llwr;.; Da)f

Crossland New Judge; Jones IH Commissioner

Sr'\"rt;i! rf'pp''-rnlatj\"(,;; of Ilw I T~r!ay, r·rhur .... ?ay) IS

l·nl\,".r'~itY nr l\"!'\)rH ..... k:l f'xt,('nc,lo." I 'j elt h; \\",ync, ~('n'I('(\ .will hI' In \\':..ynr< n('xt hilt] .J49 \'v"lll

;l~hl;r~~lrl~I'n~JI;~~ ~;l !Pa~~l~l~;lr~~~ ~~::'C~'fi~nlrh:)f~~~~!~~ y progT"m HI 11)(' C,Jty aurliforium, tJ(J~,

M, n. \VI'lrlfJn, >.oil spC'cialuil, and I,ob~rt 1. IIn,'~, Jones wdl be-,T;lrk Lomax, ('xlr'n,..;ir!n ('nl(lml,lrl- coml' tli" r{jmmlssJOn,f'r of the s('(­

Will 1)(' 1wrr in ('llnnrclllln owl rll~lnrt, SII(,(,pr cilng :\lark r thr rl 1,'1 I riel J(!-;HTf' ('ot'n )j('ld Swi/nrl ;Inri \Vllll~m A_ Cro!l"land

~J(~n; ;;~t i1 nil '" 1:)lf ~~~~~ ~\~(I~lr~~k'it ion" ~~I;llg~ur.'C{'('rI J. :'1. Cherry as CDUIlI y

I' L ,.nd llrnry \\'I!]ff' , Bolh olJlgr)ing officials arc \etcr-('xtrn'iion agnJnomi'it'i, wJ11 i'lwHrd ems In the court house. (rr\lfICcttl''i 10 Ih(' winnprs 'of Ihp CHERR\:' liAS a record of 4::J corn YI£'ld ('onlpst. Thl~ part of the ycars in county office::.. He was df'­program take" place at J P T}l. fcatl',d by Cro~sland In the general

AS A!\"":'\"'Of'SCEIl la'-t w('pk. elecllon last :-':ovcmber. All Fi-lrmrrs rlay oc-gins at fO i-l.m. SWihart ha" served as commL";­with thr' ,lnnll~ll rr1cpJing of tlw ex- sioner from district :L for 12 ycar'; tcmlCJn sf'rvi("(', Because of ill health, he dld. not

,\ (1'('1' lunr;h will be )';rf",'rd at ::;cck ll:'clcctlOn, nonn, A ("fJmmittf'r comprising Cro~sl;.lOd, the ne\V county jUdg(', ;VTr .... Bil ... J! (J'ihurn. ch,qirman. Clnd IS a Wayne a1torney'and a formcl' Jkri>r'rt Pprry. Ray \'-\<'i-llkpr" Alvin member of the Nebraska leglsl<t­Sllnddl anr! :'Trs. Lorri-llne DOlT ture. Jones, til<"' new COmmIS!)IOrH'l", w,11 01('('\ ,II Ihl' ('xtl'n<;ion nffwl' I!> a falmer II\'mg npar Carmi!. S:J!urt!;IY aflrrnlJ:m tn m~'kf' ar- The incommg county judg(' h 1<';

1",lnC;l'mf'n1<; fnr thf' mr':tl ' annnl1f1("Ni Ihid he v.ill ('ontmu1' lu Thr af1('rnnnn prOj.!r'I01 f(lr ml'n ('mploy .:'o.~n, Merton Hilton. wI]!)

;~(~it!;~s ~~~~;:-:~)~r~~I(h~;~r'R!~~s~'~ has bocn il'i!"istmg Judge Chen-y on hiS recent I':uropl'an tnur It/I Tilt: ~t;W OFFICIALS wJiI I <HI, a pasturf' dcmonslr;Jjinn at lake' offlcc at noon ~oday. '2 ()O, and a s('('d trealmenl Uemon- ()thl'r county officers. none 1)[

Thi.s ae de\\-' of R farm between ne and Carroll was taken last, week ~tra; Ion ilt :2>1;). \,:;hosc kr ms C'xpired this Yc~r~(':-photog-rjPher. ::--;0 vehic"le had gone the hlghv,lay for at least 24 hours, th FOR \Unn:.'.", Ihl' pro:..:rrlm hp- L ~. Bard. county clerk; J!a A,

I, f II' gil','; .'It :2'00 \l,'Jth rt t.'Ilk. "Com- BO;-,d, ~ou"ntv treasurer; .Dale a-

farm If was 0 owing normal WhORe farm is it'? Folks questioned munit}'. Farm and lIom(' 6anitR.- mer" ('1~rK of the dls~rIct ,co ~; I I inn," hy Dr. T. 1\. Filip!., rC'prr- Ha,::; rret gen, ::;he~I~f; ne,

tiS h W· -, 1,;('ntlnJ; the ~tiJtc ckpartrrlC'nt orl Wrlght, e?u::,ty.superlntendent of " 't t' t ,.1 , IWilllh. ~cho{)ls; f..mil F. Meyer. com~11~4

C~ , 'ynng ens In e S Mr<;, LnrraIT1C Dorr. hnm0 rxlC'n- slOnl'~_(Jf dl~trJd 1; ,and Wlllla~1l 'I;:. I\:-, ,ion ag,'nl. will giv,' a lalk al LA:; J. \1lSfcld" eommIOSIoner ol d,o'

I ---------l Her tOPIC \\111 1)(' "Home I xten IlfJd 3

Second Semester I. 0D-----~--~1 hl--~- , (ontest 1"~~aforo~~~r'::eoa~h~~r~,1e;~. 1: S I ~. . Second semestrr at Wayne Road$, Streets istriet 4-H CUi crewmery Sold Saul "IXth grader m ~,1,~~",~ r~o ,~";~~ s~,'~;ect'"~lil,:~e Polto Benefit

State, nprtheajstptn Nebraska C@]_IISakl'Ct......a5flirstPlaCeWInnerFurnlShtngSamIYou

classes convene at R a,m, re azar ous Sl .1' L' b '. •• IS conte,t ,ponsorcd by gram Ihi, ycar al,o "til include uctl0n onlg t lege. begin:; Monday, Jan. :24, when A d pe ng on es~ Tf L Ell- I school Christmas let- TilE ALL FARMERS dRY pro- A . T . h Offic,ialS eXj,:ct an inCI"(>a$CIiI, en- ateu In.I' e rua~y ~ Commerce, Mrs. a corn show for all farnlers 10 lhls

rollmept.ovcr he post-;war high~f i i l h an'a Anyonp having O"ood corn is 761 dd d' I iat Althoughltl1E' Wayn£' rca esca~ , "r l:d~'a:ct SeYn:ou~,has>announccd eae er. <. ,.... . E\'(/ryhoriy likes un auction.

~~~~~;~~h~:'ri::{n,~~(,\~er ":;'hi ~ ~dee\~ep~;;~I~a;c~I;7~~"r~r~~~~';,h ;:;~ in CO~~~~I~~~;:e;~om N~g~s~~un~fl~ l~c~~al , ~1li't(wi~~Y;hO~~~;'~:;;; th :gb;,~,:;n~ :~~i"~~r';'O I~ri~~~ l~ma"~s r~~ ~l especially when it', for a wonhy

L,"TY)D~,NT','" ,o',RF',ollY on , ......... ,_ 0nf\o::"eedbr"ans,'~)ar"'n'g',inngl_cr\\"'\\lh'('~,t'h,c,rlhh,caks compete in fl district' 4-H club hC'('iI1 as,oClated the past [J\"c Years, tl'<lch- f,>XI/I'S will be aWdlrded. ~~~~~~ ~':;eha~;tJ)~;~Sc~~ii~:'~' .., ... ,;, l"iI:-t. _ ~~'t. .... '1' " I' "timely topic" public speaking con- ('[fe-clJve Jan.:2. ' !;(>cond I :; .- 'r] '1' t t

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Pf'!:e'u,w,yil,I"lhvo"sledro, cfornosmUIJ,aa'niO, n],O' t'oVI~141 coating of icc. test at the Wayne State co lege .seymour came to Wayne 19 Mrs. Bette Induct Two ~'rt:ri~,ls 1~)liOcV~~~fJ~ auOc at c o " "L k' h f II h I St d t U' b 'ld' F b 14 "'eurs /:t' 1 t N I d fourth plapc night {Thur::.dayJ,

before .submit1ing i't-gistrati(lO a<;t wee :i C'avy snow a a{ U en nlDn UI 109 e. ...J dO 1~ OH m wr an tiP I Eng1ish,gl~i~~~t~ ,\uclion(,f'rs Jim Trou

Htir,~r~rt!:;llr[~,~/r,c~r}* ;~:laG:,:t~1~c:~~~~i:~; ~ri37,~t~~~ d~:'~:'€it'f~ ~~:arl~~t~~~: i;fe~: a~:;1~i:ln::17)nnl~n,'lI1I,1'~,~,:,,:~,~,(~,~r~~a)~~n:~dY,'r\~,atl~~s F)~~:I: Pearl Ann Wayne Men ~;~~~~e W~I~~I()IJn 'the M. B Chlld~, registrar, urgfd ~lcpt a1Jd a hpi\\''y rain which c()n- winners, anci the state winner will '-..J I \,n.!:ol • \ ... ·arded to in· I ' ~ H.Of) in Iht' C1ly rturlitorium, Num-

new ~tudcnt~ Ito foll~)w the' sallC Imued most of tlw oay, Prccipi- recciv{" a :t:150 scholarship t the IdJpd ( nSluel,11J1{ mw «IUlpment Idlvlrl 'their schools. "crous arUd('s have been r'ontriblil-plan s.o (is nqt 10 mlS'i ('Ia~~ s s- l,qllon Monday in \\'ayn(' mcnsur- tJnlversity of Nehraska, Olhr I 1(,\.\ CIjUJplW nL I::' uCJng' Jn41 1 aanl('stanls wrote \ ... ·uj·nc ("ounty's first two selcc- en for I hI:' .<.;alf', and others lire {'x-sions lH'ginninjg Jan. :L4: how('v r, cd 1.13 inchf's. As yet. no Wayne county club stall!..'d Ino", ilt a <t=laus and the Old-I tcl'~ under the new peacetime SC4 peeted. hefore sale time. he saJ([ that' new st udents 1l11Y 1'I1a1 night I/w mncury dropped, member has indicated a dt'si e to $eymtJUr n calls th It Ihe (rcam- cr wrote on the th('me !C'<:lIVC servJ("C ad were inducted MRS. TIET(iES a~ked pf'l""Sons enroll during the jir"t \\'('('k 01 the ;lg<llrl, frr'i'.dng the r¢!.in-soa]{('r! enler. InfOl'matlon on the co lest cry bl..'g~n PHstcUl"lZmg Its milk 18 A Letter :'vly Parents at Chn!:ot~ mto the Cilmy I'a!>t Friday in SIOUX h1:lV10"' salable arUc1cs for the al]{"-

nC'I-'VSClTlcst{'r.: snow and h'm'JOg hlgh\vays and isavallahlc [rO,m Mrs. L(Jrlaine )(,l.rsdtoandal50b(gandallYdC-lmas" CIty. llOn to lea\(' them lwlth thl'I!'

sernt'SllT lJ';ls um ('our~('s i:n ag j_ ALL )TAI;'\; highwaYl<.; in thi.., counly extension office in the nut t1l1'iocd a ~JI1glf' dcll\nv sJl1(,e 0 I 1 :-'011 uf '\11', ;ll1d ;\lr:s. Andrew II. b("rth'~ 11(.'\'" IJUJidlnh or Tletg{'TI,j cul!IJr(', art, biological ~('ien<:f', (' 0- ar(,,1 an' of}('n, but thC't'e is onf'- court ho~~e, 1 the "'lniJ(c WdS lO,lUgurdtf'd Ilor:s n y ./ol1n ... on, and Thomas !\al1 Bcck::., hatchl'l)" Illl" af{('rnoon, 0[' brill!:

('LAss SCltF.D'"I.I'; CO!, lhe njW slre('tf, ef)i1t,('d wrlh ICC. J)orr and D. 1:';, Warner a the ll\cf) ~b"J(r at that time It has :I TI]('y arc j{obf'1"1 W. Johnson, nil/Ill','" alttlcheril at TL G.'FIlF'j,

l1omi('~. cd-ucfltion, English, Frf'n '11, way traffic In many pIHq('.". Snnw- ~ , l'S -arc f:-'(d CXIl'llsrV{'JY. un the de- ~l'l""n'hof,,:,\1,\,'n"gannrt\I'n:Vlar:-'r"/~f',~Yonr,1wB"e,y"ln'es ., them Iu the auctIOn tomght.

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I "' , ff' ~ liv('rv oulf''i Lind h<l\'l' [Jrovcd ..J C" ,\I,\"ng arl,'ele, arroady "o,\tr,I" geogrl'\]l y, - 'f.'rman. 1('fllt, h s- P ow", a pmp mg ° wlwC'n ril lC I • • , '- "-

atorrtY,,' ,l"I,\uOrmneal",<lCO,nmoCa"lihC;:,'mainlci~"~,"', tnr ua,l Ira,onr;,','I"I',,'y'OUt"l:hr I,~,'y: dlr(,iaflt','ngareonhatmh~ J d N lhJII" \V, (Jrth when streets wcre The lueal board has been,advlsed lltetl are: Electric table lamps. ~m " ..... , '- '- ,,-' <.: U ges arne bl eked hy snow. ly '1-II clubs that John~on and Becks wtre sent riectrlc broiler, shaving klIS, wool sic, physical' education, physi' al snow, hut hH~hway err'w)'; <'Irc ('on- .1r. "nd :'vlr~. SL'ymour will re4 . tlOn meelings to Ft. Hiley, 1:<-an., from SIOUX blanl';cts, tmuble Itgnts, f('cd:-., sciencf', political sCJ(:ncc, :;ociolo Ty tinuing their efforts to push the m' in i \Vayne and Will malntalD to tile count) ply. groct'rics, cosmetics, clectric POW and speech. snmvasi(/p. For Corn ShO~ '1 'Irldl offICI' 'II the crnillery I Ar..toltH'r group of mcn wlll be up loaster, inner tubes, pamt, but-I I Tho hig-hwilY department reports 'rl"J~ ",:hich lltq,: WIll op('rat~ t/1Clf ,111(1 horne f'X- SCllt to SIOUX CIty Fnday for phys- ter, 'camera, electric Irons ami

EriCkson., P08tpon~s j i~~\~o{~'t ~~r~~,~t to Wakefield has All entries for the corn how <IP

, r~n!hnt housc IJUsll1ess. 1'1 r~~:~rl:~~~/{~~;I;~~,~ :1~~\;o~~~~I.nallOns, the board has °mt'~'nC;,~,,~RtooE, "a'lILtLhc

RaEuet""onnte, rtTa'hnr'

S t J ~1' D'" I I I l being held in conneclion wit All Resc edule 4-H • a e 0 an. f I :Ind r:.b~~f~ :~c;:~;:~,f(:;u~h/H;c;;. rce S r a~m{'fS duy, must be at t!je Udl4 , E,rti'lb parly. IMinnesota Man w lY~ '1 t nd d'rccted by A J

ill ~' iF. , tOIL"U, m

L, bBYrolwUI\aIC',~,"v,J,c','ant"'o1n3"'1 "gr,', Club" BanqU'et f LI? ~,aIT~ 11 ' Attkir).~. ~'I1I ~iay ~e~eral selcctio·n ... :

1~~infvY~s,. i~h, 'a'Ys an~ 'l~i(,l~;'~'~~;~(,fl~n ~~~,1;.~, [;/~:~~~~)g~~:} L- l'~'e, rom j(' .nlg1 s Nanl(~d to (~()lle/'-c 1Ii11e1 Reeve's baton twirlers Will '- culture inslruclor (in Wake ield, t, ',,' I' I ' ~ t::lve an exhibition and a '-high

, and fa~m s, Je eXlcnHively by Monday's frp{'zin~ has heen invited to bring hi:':;'das- In' ,nnnu,J! ·1 II ,J('hj('\ll;wnt I 'lil\'I' II'or-gaIlUP( ' .... chaol ."extNtf', dire'eted by Arlene The sa cor i. rain. In th{' immf'tltat(' vicmily of ses to the show (01 pla( tIC(,~Udg-1 h 1111]11"1 \\ 11 ill. lH hi Ill:\.\ Momll""', ~~r~ n~'~;'I,:;:h.t[~~nrJ En, . .-.-lish J~~aclilly Kosta!, WIll sing. for Ja .5.1 Wflync" many fu<;c..; ;~nrl cirCUIt mg, and Brownlee Will milk' the J~lh q ,II the (11) dudlttJllunl M 11'

Shorthorn cat Ie, werf'down. nounced -dur,ng t'\e arflerno l' 11«( H) \"d~ po~t])o'l(d I'lciluse of Busy Bc'a\'- Jdmrs 1'. n(~crs 0[" Mi'1nca

polis IJoJlio Victims sell :22 ht'ad rf hreai{prs wer(' out, but f('w lines fmal deCISions Wmnc S Will an-llll( {\Int Ollglncdly pl'ln!l{{\ lor Creck Rustlers I.., I i bIt' FII1g-ers, has been HIHJUlnled to setve as a

~yco~nptJ:o e: la~'~~lrnfgr,~~\,~~lr;~}{'~:';~k~~p~t~~~l ThiS portIOn of the progr rrt I~ the ~( ther ) 1 I('lp('r~. rll,\\',',nCl,~rllre,~,',ff,')I'~("h'(:nsg,,·.lc~'nhndflJiC, :;',Iel,~,ear', See Ice Show separate from the prcsentatJ 11 of Dr ~I( 1m I Morey ~\111 iJP Il1e I JI' I " t-- sr,,, .~

li5ting appea 'cd ~.rouhks. l~h('Y arC' hi~n)p{'n.'cl Sf'r- district corn Yield awards nnd ~p(dk(''t. of Ih(' e\-enl116 Hml IJI ., H.O('IS l('('elved hH; bachelor and \ week. 10usly by road condit IOns, reports Will have Its own schcdule 0t

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1 () B I rodt \\ ill ..,crvc d" m lsi ( r '",,,,tn, '\"t" m;ISI h dl'gf{'('~ from the £nivcrsi- Allen Dixon county polJo vic-

Wavl1!r County Hural Public Pow- (s The Chamber of Commcrc and I of .r\~1<~/3~~~~<;1 h( II drl 1\-1111 S In Ill(' 1)1 ty (If Mlflnesota, the latt4~ in De- tuns were speclal g-ucsts at an lee

Dance' er Td~;~~;)t~. ONFl servide out of !~~eral n seed corn compamc arc vClflOUS phasl ~ of 4-JJ c!ur, work ans :~;~~Il~'~~l~i~~~' ~!~~('~~~{~~ud4~ ~r,;~~: ~lr~~~a~: ~o~~~h.~ IC~;Il~e;l~:

i angl g a PllZC list WhIC Will WI J 1m r rl's('ntrd tn ()utsl'1nrllng I h r f th Dixon cq!1nty 5 Wayr]l.c rem incc] normal thi~ wf'ck, depend on the numpell" of c tnes mClmL{'{'s 'and I{,flrh rs by lo~al or- TOdst :1~~(('~·dS~~'jl~I~~~.UdICS, histor~ and po- M:.:<i~~7 D~es c~mpllign, 'an~ the

i IW,'jO to ~U\c~lJ d~~Uill;~t~e",~'~c7ytf~[1~;~1~~ I ecelved for the show gclhll.dt hms and bU~lnt s:s ilrms lIr' is unl""0arricd. I Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben. ~ " that 'blizzard. The cla"5Ses to be jud~d 'WI 1 be it The Engll"h facully wil~ be com4 The Dixon county group were

i7n.thI2,B ~~~ Long dislance servicc, was intf'r- ;~r~e~~ll~~s d~~~~C 1~~~s~ ,,~~~~ Begin Services at nlcted by the apuointmerlt of a giveo rmk-side scats for .the ice , of a n4 rdUaPylOodf °tl~l(.,'TsulOe;mda,Ya· nDd f, eCa' 112,,,8.:...trhree heaviest car; car with the tmost T '. St t H new dlV~Slon head who "'lJ1I uegm shoW by AJt

4Sar-Bcn officials.

,I """ rows of kerncls; be:'it indi idual r1-, a e orne hIS dUilf'S m June Mr~ Mary In the party were four ·polio handled by ~n cm('rgcn~Y two-way Irttt I ,IS JI,tn;{ ..... ,lil has been servm as oICt4 victllns, Patricia \Vheelc'r of Allen, radio service ~ct 11 bctw('cn car; bcst three cars, The ~r14State Nursing home, in clull pldns 10 mg director of the Cl!VIS n Since Duane l-'ravel, Betty Smith and

:~i~~~ ~~d"t ~:~,uUXortChi~ ,bteYrna nDe"II', U ~ I St ('ovpcr~ti(jn$ith the Wayne Minis4 '-ume'lme thiS the dldth of her hushan , Dr. M Mary Jawbs of Ponca_ Othc;rs in iN _ ,I1.lCamera arts' lerial . ssociation, is conducting II llana\\ult, m October. I the ijroupwcrc Mrs. G~adys Ja:cobs,

By 7:00 ThU~day ("fening toll -1 chUrch services each Sunday after- I I # secr!f'tary of the DIXon cquot:;· service had bC,n partifllY rcsto.r- Sessio.n for 1949 nopn fJf residents of the horne. The tOlla,) ;U.iil J)d.~y('d cha~tcrof t~e'National found~tio:n ('d, alt some call were sUI I minist rs will tqke turns deli\'cring Qx,tnllnCr will be at Some (orrespondence IO,r I Infantile 'ParalysJs,. BOnnte being lhe sc mons. Rev. S. K. deFfeesc Thursday after-I arriV1c for this week's Gibbs of Pond~, Mrs. B~sll Wheel~

in charge of the services Sun- OXap"nU(lOn,for driv- because, of er of Allen and Mr. and Mrs. How-::::.:......+-__ ~ ______ ~:....::=+::......-;--------'-'-!-'..:..---" -'-____ +-1 __ ~ ~fdJii~b~spic, Evelyn and Patricia

I Next year, weal-her pennitting,

ner ~~ ~hch~:~~t/~~h ~ iW~~ov~~~~~d a sinwar party.

il been posl, the ,,,mnlOg baby, TIl Hcrald R~rtof Fire

hours after the \VIIl~ISsue ccrtlfi-:ates, enti.thng T":- ! the rents to rccc,ve tJj c g,ft" PriJves False '

at 4 24 pm pn W gner's Shoe Store III glVe I J ••

hospItal m an rder for th\? baby's lrst pa~r The Wayne fire depa~tdtent an- ' Ihs, 1~ oz. of ~h~CS' Felber Pha macy IS sw~' a false alarm to the district

suhsgcnb.ers aw dmg a batr, thee omr¥ter, 8 s hoolh'ouse two m~'I' south' ';1Iles The Mode gives ,Ia bah sweater and three mUe's east of ayne at" I·

and Ben Frankllfl Stor a bab* '30' .-n:--;- d A' s~ , . Doescher blan et, keeping 'he bah warm, 1 abo t 10, p.m, ~ ue~ a ,pa ,

marg~g~: ',G iess Rexall Store w II ~ive a ~~ o!:sw~Je~UC:~~JrheJ~~il:li~~ • old e I h,alf ,dozen baby bott~c ;. Sur~r was on fire. : i

F U Iture, a nUr$ery Ie IT; CIty 4 I I "

~~~ er~~~ gg:~; d:~: g{ onbJe!~~ To flnnnlng M~tiDg . "'''' "0·' "U" mil, The State; Na~io al Ban~ D E. Warner and Mrs. ,~rrame

, will open a $5 5a~ingS,'"a ount for DO, of the county ext~ns.ton of~i'ce Mrs. the baby and th Fi,Itst Nationa;). will attend a farm umt: planmng

Ban will give a hild,'$ nk with c9~ erence in Fremont [Thursday

have do, ~~. ' I' " I' arur. Fri~. c ii' l' ' .. ~~" I I "ilJ"j 1 ~ ,I,:, ;~t'\i

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011 SegVer~ is ·1 College NaJtiled 6fficer i ;~\o Activity Sc

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Of airy .Group ice dan be made at For this Month w i ~ S (II ~ Colleg~ activities @~ the hill

farmed /Nas i~I~C~~:~~c~e5;:~~('~~ ~~.a~g~ a ely were in full swing this week a!s r.:ortheFlst Nebraska DA.iry Herd S . N C'las?€S I reco~~ened after the ~~prov!('mcnt association at the core Chflstmas holidays. The first se-

and· third best. schools wjll be equipnlPnt for

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The contest portant activi againf.,t \uC,erculosis: wholly hrough the

. . T~I~~d/l;J(lel ing helel in \Vost Point Safet ~ilft~~~f?eSt~an~;l ~~~l~!~!~~ts . : Dr. C. B.. Coe of \Vakcfi('lc1 is' . Y Mean~hile, events sc~eduled f~r \\T!,ptITIOI'ejalfld,

the no\1,: pn'.-.lcl('nt; DArrell PUCkf'll TraffiC the campus include the: fjollowing: competition lone week 1-1 .' 15, T~i.s L<; th~ fmal dat~ <:J,

which ~ntnes may be received II) bh~a~f~~ces of the lassociation il}

mas. seals, Which, desipite thr Chl'lstmas season, h~\"e not as \"( t reached the quota )n Nl'tlra"'1..\ Lat~s!_r.:.eporls show that' a t~1~i ~[c.'S1~;).:)34 hiiS been H'CCI\'rd hy SCdl Snle' chaIrman t.broughout the state, toward a quota of S175.(JUU an amount necessar~ tn malt11al~ thE'. jJrog"ri-llll of the a:-'S(XmtlUn dUring Ell'd ~1~~lr~~I!~~*~E~~t~~~!!' of P('nd~'r, sl'cr('tary-tn~ii~Urf'r! responsible Jan. 6~~International iRelations GUnnar Swanson of Luurcl and draths each club meeting.

c. Jal~ Wil.tSf' of LYOn . .!', Uirectors. II njn~ months Jan. ,7+Goldenrod, campus news-

f;·~¥~~~;ili~4*1l1~;g;;;"jL ~jSr Fc~!~:~Pf~~,r~~i~ge~/~r~~~ ra~~: k~aC:n~~s~sia~!~k1tb:~~ ~a~~~~~. asso iaUon. A $1 mC'mbership feE'l which city audi~orium: dance Bit the Stu~ for neW ana old mC'mhers will rc- short-comings dent Uni4ln, Rponsorcd by the Ncw-I l)l~c.~ the $fi.50 f('C'. The monthly from Ned H. man club. Jnm~um el1ul'gC' for herds of 10 I of the ' Jan. 8---Basketball, Wayne vs. ,cows iiS $7, with an addi! ionffl 20; Amos N e y Nebraska Wesleyan university, A +-+_":"'_-'-1--41--- c('nt charge faT" (,'ach CO\V o\'('r 10. head 6f the and B games, city auditorium;

11 rold ,Eggert, slate' tester wit.h Safety' .'! dance at tJ:le Student Union,·spon-11('ud uar1.er.s in Waynp, r<'portt'cI Dearborn sored by ,the freshman class,

:~:tj;~(L~~,~t~~~~~i ll~l~~! ~~~d~~= ~~~~~gth~~~8, that th~acndll!~~ ~yo~re~~:n~~s~r~at~t ~ome 18Rt year than high produc- too little' control Tri-W and Katz clubs ' In~ herds. This: he' said, is due in through licensing; Ja.n~ U-c;~:mvocation; student part to the hIgh ('ost of grain ncr of the state counCIl meeting; bas k e t ba 11 :\\'hich W8£; not fed .so much to low 106 persons Wayne V$. Midland at Fremont. ' ,producing hprds. that too fe~ Jan. lZ-YMCA and YWCA ~ TilE. AK~Ti\L this h.ighways are' . no-pas- meetings~

~~'ll! tw hl.'Ir!. (In SlOg zoncs. I Jan. 13 --Future Teachers mect-_2,. ='i(!'yhart pointed 10 tHe Poor dd\'- ing; benefit athle1ic program at

.·.I.arl11.<'I" \\I,:IH~~ to j().in ~h('1 ing reco. rds of Nebrasktt!i't'n-agcrs city auditorium. IOn,. or Wishing mt)/"(' .10-1 and fC('(Jl11mcndcd mar c-/'USSl'S for .Jan• 14----Goldcnrocl,

. :,.holild ("flnl ael L:2;gerl elf Iv!!'rs high sch oil. .Jan. I.;") -·Ba . .,kcl tlidl, ~Vv'i1ync vs. \\ dl'np]" at tll\' C'xlt'llslOn 'l)le c(!unCil.l whiCh 11.n5 ?eru Sblte, city auditorium; darice

nnde 10 115 bt" ! t In Student Cnion, ~ponsor('d by 'S,,\·;jll.(.nrl rlnd I ye'''r unde~ tJlti'lstit~~~: Newman club.

111(' m,'ptlng UV\lIr;ht. cil'cidf1'di <1t Ihe ,Jan.]7 :'vlp(,tings of t.he Home CIO::iO. of tile two-clay l'il"r'l~lll iii Lin- Economics club, Physical Science coin, 10 ask the Leg SI~t1 UI'C for club and Pi Omrga Pf':

Helps 2,879 sorn{/' r.cm.CdiCS. The C<!.Il!C'I.1 would: Ja.n. J~- ·COm.locRtion; student

Veterans hy\sT,~71~1~~1~n~Pat:~I~all:~ ~rl~~n~,~~~'~ ~~i~~~,le at 8 p .. m" C~I.ldgc atldi~ and maklllf;: parents anrlgUardians ,Jau_ 19· ·:'vlef'tlt1gs of the. J":l"('\V­liable for 16 to 18-ycllr 0 ds behind man, Lutheran an. cI Roger WIlliams til(' whcel. I clubs.,

L, SCi up a board 0 tc"\"iew for J~n. 20-Me>ctJt1gs of the> r:ntcr­"re>pc.aters" whose l!c~1~cs CQu.\d na1l0nal ,HcJatIOIls, "W" ::Ind \Vcs­be. r('\·okH\. if 'th('I1' hq)~e.rs were I icy clubs. <1cl)~ldg('d illghway m('1' CPS. ~

I he counCIl abo urg(]s C'.xp<lnsion LO(,:ALS of . ~J 1\"('1' CdUCil tioll" I J!1cludJ!1g ('"' ..., lrHHllTlg C'OlU'Sl'" mJ s('('ond'lry I ~(ne Hampton of (dl roll SP( nt schools and uniform s a~dalcls fOIl thr W(Of kend at lh(' 1'-'m1(1 Hllghes scho(}j buses, as well ~s proper home Itdlnmg" Ilccnsmg anq im<;Pl'ctmg H'lda' Brudlr.;'lm and \Vllma of thfll Clll\l'lS GO('btll IIj (Jm\hn the

~ Chr.I.s.t m 1 hnlld I) S

Ha~ Ton:;i1s U,>mrn:N] I' cn~/n a~diY;~~,~ .Jon K}J, son oj 1\Ir. and ::\oIrs 1\T,t I D. . H('nry

J 11 KyJ h 1 h" t 'j' '<l)f', Qloth}- ,1nc! lidda. were

~i. a' jlh'al h~~[liLI;l ~~~ ~e~~~~ved f~~dtI~r~~~r~in~r~~~g~~e~ ~~~~~ f~ lj:., .1; \Vmslcle.

. Mr. 'l!lcl :'I!r<;. IIr'.nry ~('nll Raw- Pf'rtrj Sevvrll Ir(t Sundnv to \'isit lmgs, .. LI~(l:i <l~rl Hilly of EJ..;0gUll- thE' Frank lJavis family III Mack's

I c!;J. (dll!., \ 1"11 I'd :11 lih(' I [pnr;,-' Cr(,f.'.k, :'Iio. :'Ill'. Da\'ls f{'c('ntly re-

"""-rl,,"',I,,,1 !\.uglt'r lwnw jrom until turnpd 110111(' frnm ii Lebanon ,:\10 If~l~~'~~R~' n\;~:~~ Raw- ~~~~~~~~Vherc he had his app~ndi~

Wayne, Nebr JANuARY 9 -10-11

rehabilitation drew more

3"f.,lie"U·, ms from during the

Westmoreland that 18,301 are

in educational cours­on~the-job or fann

Kingsf~n and Shirley i circw a Christmas

t he ~IMkboard. exchanged in thC'

Friday~ Icc Cfeam and servcd.

gradp serving girls are thoir luncheon sets this

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M?-ny e~tries ~av.c already been re~elved. mcludmg, news stories~ e~ltorials and cartdons. For thOb'-t Wishing to make lAst minute enl trjes, th.e. subjccts on which they may wnte arc: "\Vhat We Shoulrl Know About Tuherculosis" and "How Our Community FIghts Tu­berCUlosis, "

The winning student will receive a $~5 savmgs bond, as will thosq­whose entr}~.~!r.2~~ged second

Dr J Harry ::'I.luq!lhy of Omaha pr.C'sldrnt (J[ the i-lS"oClflll( n \(

~~.~d;;~n thiS week

arc tic zu;:amSL tw·"ccculos>,

~ Aft iea's mn~t fam()llS

trict IS thr' H.,ind n(',1 [' burg.

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GENUINE PARTS

If a Ford Tractor gets conscientiQus. maintenance attention every day it will deliver an awful lot of work before it needs 141 overhaul

But the time comes, even to a Ford Trador, when it needs a trip to p,e shop to put it in shape for economical, powerful, new-like performance.

When that time comes" just ·phone US-, .

Bickert farm Servi€e 124 South Main Telephone 210

RIGHT NOW !

is the time to be getting ill any of the 'things you are going to be needing in the spring. Fo r instance

A DIAMOND BRAND SEWER-PIPE SEPTIC TANK, A car load of the~e hard­to-get geptic tanks arrived this past week. Some farmeMs are taking them o'ut no\\", so they will be sure and have one when they are ready for it. \Yhy not get yours today'? They can be stored out in the yard and put in the first thing dter the

ground thaws, Let us show rou how e~sy they are to lnstalL

Are you going to do some CEMENT WORK in the spring? If yOll al'e, and ha\'€ a dry place to put it, right no\V would be a good time to haul Qut the cement yOll are going to nee(~. Don't be disappointed again this next year hy being unable· to get cement when you want itJ Take it Qut now ... 'while

it is available,

now the doors and Pick ol1t the style and on hand when: the

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Slifer, la., CEUr;e Tuesday and were at the Martin

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Ci~ei.t il()!'~!!efi1111(lIili!S 1.1"

~a~!ll Um~ tlea~s ·'1'"

Pint9 !!:!e~!'lS f '

RiC2! Didill'tl\('.

~runes Medilull :>1;>;1', S.'J1Jla Cl:.U<1

~eaehe·s F,noy.I:,)",,·;,.

4pricots ~:nS:Lgn ~'rnLH1. r~m(!y

" --FREE LEAFLiT-----, . , . Dr~lk(' tf'US ho tu brad" I

I and fry frqzen sh in i I

leaflelHo",! tO~ICOOk :

;,,~~~.~""'~,~;~ i 'IJl'~I.ll r· CIt" '" I

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2-1:. " ~j :;

?-lb, ihg

J"10 Blit~

Freshly roasted

2~;:;

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CMr:~ Martin M Ils~n 1el~~~~i~~~Vi~1~~~~;r~tu~1~i(l~~~

Ott Pptprs, Charles Pctf'~S and Lenus Kennys were at the Ed Strathman home in Rando]p~.

Mr. and Mrs, CharJif' Ma$eo of

ltilJ)~~ i!Me'.ii ~'1i1&I!:KS @f celebl'~ftft@5'i! 6~n i1~i',jil' ~~@IIT@l!'e MIl'$. tlh1)!Mlcm<MIill::@i'

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It takes a lot of skill and a keen ,sense of values to k~P <l family well-fed, happy "',nd healthy t!,esc days ... to fit ~. lof t~F' r.(l,:;(h of ;:! ne;l'I:lal famdy Into tIle hmits of the fa, illy buclr;~~~. But ii's 3. job whiC!~ you, 1\11'8. H~memaker, ,taie: in C~j:::Jej,.dC!11. anding nnd getting top value In everythln~ you bU,)I . .lIt.. ~B this d.on~ncl that keeps us on our toes. Yo get top ca'hGideration in all our pIa us. OUf improved me "'ds o( fotjli distribution were developed to aSSure you o£ full value ~n every purchase. . I

RJ ~Ih~ ealet~ you-the person we r;1u[;'tple;r.se if our bus ness b t:J remJin success;ul. This four-week DALUTE TO HQ~E .. MAK~~RS is in your honor, so be sure to take advarl~*ge of t!J(j opportunities which it offers for special snvingBf,

I-lb. Bag 46~ Picked at Random i

Gra~eririlit t!icerr~~';', TOnl .. to Jlli e ""noy D""o' Grapetruit ·\~~i~"~~~{dna Pan~ake M X s"""n~

"'c~,~; 1ge "c',::, 27 c N,;;,; 17c

·'·'1/;', S9c ";,~; 2t!c 2tc~:i J 6c I ~-III~J{ 69c

Flour KJtt:1J(~~_f~.ag~g 87c Shortening R"y,' S,lio

Pie Filling l:~~;",~O" Apple Sauce {:::;t':~~1'

",,',b. $ j .89 'ci;'; ,1.03

. 4 Pkg. j25q 2~: ;127c 3~~;3Ic

";;: 15c SyruUl i~;',~:;,; Bread t~g3\\l~~~ whits

Tomato Soup C,m,,""'" Catsup Red H," flmnd

Cheese ~~~~~lIL~II:ll. Butter Margarine Prese~ves Preserves Strained H

. J-lljl: .. 3'$0 .. lO,~:; 33c

21J~~: 33c 16,',~ 25e ~?k';" i7c 2~i~: 29c '~ko; ISc

Green Beans L'bhy", ,ut

Peanut Butter 8,,,, ",,",' Crackers B,,"y ,~:,k'~;" 23c

. tl,199c N".' 22c 1:,':'133C' 'B:~ 45e, ~~', 21~ ~ ::,14c

Milk Cherub Brll.lll, C\"IJpnrntl'd 2 ,Miik ~~;;~;flOVI?~I. I'd Su.purb SGap Dog Food V,I,

THEEl 'c3~,:' 47e

::~~:;~ ~~~Yj; ~ Ba~~!Ze 13c

~ifty, big size-- rna I e with pu~e olive oil~'

l.f',ge .. J"'ey ... "",2 L~'. 25c . OXIOOLI' I ~i,~' 31el I ... 'B~~ 2 I 0

tor juice purposes , .••• ,...... Lb. 6e .... Lb. I IC"'''~'kt. $3.89

uniform, sweet.,.; ..•••.. 12 Lbs. ISc .Lb.4c

W;h.~:=::;~~~ ~!H4e;1

A balance1 diet for g" ~ and rats. toq, I '

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at ~~~UOt~~~~~; ;~~~~d Saturday Mr. l!nd l\.lrs. Charlie Madsen of ~ra.nd'iau~h'ers

Slifer, la .. and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Madsen ,IsIt for California Friday.

Tah~rs~l~~ tl::~~ ~~aW;~~~s~d, Tcr" Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Junek w~.re

New Year's dtnner guests at tpe Roley 150m homC'.

M,r. and M,'s. Harry Nelsen apd famlly were New Year's dinner guests at the Ray Nelson home.

MI'. and Mrs. RoJ(·y 1:;001 a~d family spent Tuesday at the Hh­old Burns home near Laurel. .

Emogene hom and Clarycc N('l­sen were Sunday dmner guests at the Ray Nelson home,

Bobby ~els~n stayed at ~ny NC'l­son's whIle hIS mother \\as In \Vaync.

Cum Bucek and Marvin of Bel­den were dinner guesls at Ihe Vi. E. Wingett howr' Sunday.

Claryc(' Nelsen slwnt Wednesday at I)1£' \V,-ddon Brugger home near WinsJdl'.

Convening of th(1 61Rt ~('ssicin of the !['g1slaturr at Lmcoln this wf'ek calls to mind that Nebraska's c<lJ1J!al city was the SCPnf' rrf it:; first jf'gisiati\'(' ~C~Slf)n In 1R69, just Flo yf'ars ago.

Althougll that mepting known ,IS thf' first regular s(':;sion, it ar'tual)v was Ihp fifth session of thp "latl' "lcglslatlJrp. Four .<,pSS10ns W('rt' hf'ld -in th(' old tf'rntoril'll capitol building at' Omnha while Ihp npw state ~apltol W:1<..; being COllstrllct('(i.

III Ill" nwssagc to tllf' )f'gislalurf"'. Co\'. D,1\ id Butl('r' reviewed N('­braska's progress in little less than a \'('n1' of st<ltf'hood, Clnd nutlinNI wl1at hf' cun,<."di'rNi In he lhl' most impor1nnl pfol1l p ms faCing Il1r Jawmal{f'rs convenrd in Lincoln. In ct'r!,u'n rpspf'('1.<..; thf'Y wcre prob­If'ms whJ('h arr f<leN} by tprlay's l('gl ... ;]ator·~ :;chonls, support of the .~~ staIr go\'rrnmrnt. and carp of thl' g drJ1cf]lch'nt and unfortunate .

They had 01 her prr,hlrnls which i\:('hraskHns do not 1"<I("r today (lnr of thcse was protf'ctl0n agHinsl ll1r Indians. The gO\'('['nor urgNl ]1r()\'i'f,lon 1)(> mndl' fIJI' a mill1irL so that "tho<;/' who go ( u]1on I hI' front iers should he made 10 f('£:1 that the strnng arm of the stnj(' will be "wift and ('onstant to pxte'nd to Uli'm lull PJ'Otf'ctlfln "

;\nol1wl' problf'm facing- the ]f'gislature in ]869 was the' man­agf'm('nt of th(' Lancaster county sail dC'posits, Th(>se ~vere expectC'd to hf"come largp producers of salt Hnd were onp of the reason.c:: why thf' statp capital was located at its present sijf'. \Vhile still optimistic, Gov. BUller was disturbrct :11 the rate of progress being mfl(\p.

The fault. according to his an­nual m('ssagf', sC'f'med to 111' with the ('ompany df'vpjopll1g t hf' c1C'- <~ posits. Gov. Butkr told lhp kglS-

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j: latuIT': "So far hll~ it fa!lpc! that .~ the local dpmand for salt has nnt :) bf'f'n supplied, ,!ncl tha t J1 ha<; been unl1bk at lime''' to supply ('ven a smglt' bushel [or horne consump­tlOn,"

Prohably thr most ('xeiting fea­lurp of the ]('gislativc s('ssion of 1869 was the eiectlOn of a United States senator to succeed Thom-as W. Tiptot1. After a spirited con- :; ~~~t, 'Senator Tipton was rc-clect- r;l Pro~ably t~e m.ost notable a~d ;

endurmg legislatIOn enacted In t 1869 was the establishment of the r~ ... ·',.'."'.',· Univ('rslty of Nebraska. TIl(' act was signed Feb. 15 - ('elebratcd eaC'h year as "Chartcr Day."

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Randolph News by Mrs. Ross Louthan

Services Held For George f. Reed, Former Merchant fo:6~~~ ;e~~~ddie~e~:~n~l~~~: ter a lingering illness.

F)meral services were held Mon­day at the Methodist church with Rev. R. 0. Louthan in charge. Mu­sic \vas furnished by H. E. Hoff, Lew.is Broer, and Melvin and Er· nest Witte, with Minnie Pittman as accompanist. Pallbearers we r e Henry Thaden, James Kimball, Don Pra",itt, Eugene Stewart, N'. B. Moran and Wade Chapman, Burial was in the local cemetery.

A native of Iowa, Mr. Reed \fas borr1. <March 13, 1880. He came to Randolph in 1897. In 1913 he mar~ ried Elsa Given in Lincoln.

Mr. Reed was manager of the locaf Gamble store for 15 ye~rs. He had been a member of the city council, the school board and the Methodist church council. !lIe was a1n active member of the masonic lOdge.

Besides his widow, he lea1)es two Qaughters, Frances Hash o'f Nor~ fblk; and Mrs. Willa Barr 9f LinJ

~oln:; two sons, Albert in the navy,

:~!I, 1.~~r~~~:a~. o~~~~dg~~~~~ his father in death, He also leaves

~~gIJ~~a~~l::A~es~, a~g~~ b;:'~~: €Irs, I Sam of Randolph and. H. D. Reed of Ansley, and a number of nieces and n~phews.

~Iden Annivers*y C ebratd Dec. 24 : r. and I'!;. 14' Ma~ eele­

tir. ed tneir Igolden IWedd.' l~~ anm­ver ryDec,. 24. 'rhe· e"""fng be­for , a groun of neigh. bor~ urpns· Jd t em and·lbrought a June . They pre ented Mr.. and ,Marsh with a

r·fA ted~;:fe1rg b~k~~' ~N;:g Chreufi"leo Fha. cO~Ple wF .e ,mat:·

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Saves trips to

town .. Saves

tires and gos,

time and money.

- Does·o good

J~b ~f feeding.

Let the Chickens Feed Themselves .... NO grinding 'of'mixing! Just f111 the hop­pers once a day, and the birds balance thpir own ration. They grow well, they do well ... With, NO-MIX you need less ma~h, use more of your own' grains. Ask about NO-MIXl

fitch feed & Produc~ 115 East Third Telephone 193-J

-SUPERB Pl'RE * PEACH PRESERVES fio Good on TOIl~t. III·oz. 'fumbler 30g ROBn·BO~S: * PANCAKE FLOUR 35g For 1'1p1rLP: lIot (nlll'~. ]'aml1r nn"

COUNCIL OAK COFFEE aROUND TO YOl'R ORDER

~at~:r B~:~)ed 1 ~b;g 3Bc

SE'\SID.~ * LIMA BEANS Rlcb in I'n,tpin

BUDJHE G.\lUIR:\ Ul":-';

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CRISCO SHORTENING nIGE"iTIBLF. AS R(l'fTFU

3.111. can .... 51.01

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* VEGETABLES· fRVITS APPLES' . w. ashington EF and F Red DellcloD!t, Rt-d \"\o'lne-1 sap and Golden DeliciDus. $6 49 ' 2 lbs. for 35('. Per box .,

GRAPEFRUIT 43c' Tex .. un brand. :!8-lb. mnh bag

ORANGES ~unkist ~·a,\"pl~. '!20'~ only. Doren

CRANBERRIES l~lb. cello bag.

CABBAGE :'tlinnesota. 3 Ibs. for

HEAD LETTUCE 60's. Pf'tr hf'ad

POTATOES :Sf'hra'!ka Red Triumph. 10-lh. hag

TOMATOES PCr ('plio ('art on

COOKIES De"·U,,food Chocolate. Ppr lb.

GRAPEFRUIT JUICE \Von Up. 46-oz. can

F.IWIT COCKTAIL Supt"rhi IS-oz. ('an

SWEET PICKLES Gedney·s. Pint ja.r

DREFT Reg. st,ze pkg .. _

43,

lOc lOe 43c 1ge ,

3lc l7c" 251c 33!c 29c

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ROBS.ROSS GELATIN DESSERT, '] l:illlit.iO<l£ Flallors, pkg. : .... 5c

l'UII"f', 'lor ('nil 21e

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Tn" r"n 5ge 2 ~;:,';- 35t

" ' I ~~rll Frid;o.y -~:4li,

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-k .'l\lAglODRI!SSING S7C ~.r'" Th", Tor" ."., V:."". Qt. 'a, ,

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"B I !~~rd to Farm Machinery", I II ... WEEK i , • I , ,

Last yeJr your faJm *achinerYadid a big job for you in workin~ your fitJl~s, ~lanting,cultivating and harvest­

'iug you* crops. R!' tu~n the favor this winter. The big­~~stfavbryo,u can do for you .. machinery (and ~or your­self) is 'to bring, i tol us now so tha1l we can put it in

(ip~t!)P rondition for fthe next season. Our mechanics have the "know' 110w" and we have the parts. SAVE

TIME .1. SAVE MqNEY ... REPl~IR NOW!

Db~'T ~ AliI.. TO ATTEND ALL ~ ARMER~ I DAYtNWAYNEJA~UARY13 I

. 'j! I ' . · I And , hil~. Y.oujre fill t'own, stop in and tall{ o~er your farm ~eds with us. WI sell t ,e flamou~ Massey-Hanis line df tractlus and implements •. '. and w have ~onie gooktise~ machinery, ,tM.

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Doggone if it Isnrt Time to Order 0 •

Baby Chicks When you purchase pect and hope to of your chicks,

ahy chicks you are making an irlvestment on which you, ex· a profit, so you should give careful thought in the sele~tion

t points to consider in selecting your chicks are:

'It 'would make 110

ability, quiek mat lorum diseas~. Ev and tested for PlIl develop quickly for

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fference how good a background. in the way of egg la~ing , etc., the chicks would have if most of them died from jPul-.

flock from which we purchase hatching eggs has been crlled as often as is necessary to hatch chicks that will live and

Egg Pl"Odut'lion A,

Our improv. ement prJ' gram calls for continued improvement by heading our f',OCkS with R.O.I'. male bir s from the best breeders in the country. j

Sizto and ColO!' of ggi'i-

O~ly eggs weighingi: 4 ounces and up to the dozen are used for setting. No. 1 ~ggs a~ways bring high~S prices, so our program calls for Iluger eggs with better color.

(,(lod Meal Qllahl. -- :

Together with high egg'product\on our improvement program calls for larger' and quicker matm'ing aj1d quicker feathering birds. You will definitely find all lhese

,qualities in our bab chicks.

Ad antages of Early Chicks I

1. The C'ijJl'in: " will be ready for market early when the prices are alway" ih highest.

') The pullet' will he laying eggs from August on when egg prices tho highest,

0. Then~ i" 1 CiS danger of the chicks contactIng diseases such as coccidiosi" worms, etc.

4. The chick will not need much you are b sy with other work.

attention after spring arrives and I

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~or Higher Eg Profits .. '. Get Ames! In-Cross 301 Chlck! 'LET US EXPLA N THE ADVANT!GES OF T~ESE CHICKS TO yOU

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; We Se~ Wayne Feeds for Erery~eed I J

riet !ell Haf! cher! , 'I I I I ' , I 11=

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p\::o . 1\11·S. ~).jR. Bowrn was hosic$s

t~ membf'rs of ,PEO Tuesday a~ternoon' with ~aye RriHain arssisting. Mrs. I Fred Nybe*g \~Ias in c~argc o~ the program on lD'JR tin review. The ne:)l:t rl1('cting \ 'ill ge ~ floum1cr's day grog1-am vith 'M·r.t.I\Villiam Von

C~~~~:::n ,/,d ~~~~~Ilio~~~· n~r~~ son will ~<;sist. '.'

of Wakefield Were ushers. wore brown suits and white tion boutonnieres. I

The bride's mother chose brown dress and the '_""","0""'" mother wore a dark Bot h wore pink sages.

A n'ception church following Decora tions w('r~ and grecn, The centered with a cake decorated ers and bride and groom, and a cake was baked by Mrs. .

~r~y EJr~l~s:rh~~%:~~ was I 1 II

Silver Anniviersaray , LOlS Brudlgam, Dorothy Slcver I

1\1z'. H~B Mts. rv· H. Ra(~hqr- ~~~~~~~n~c~~~ IJi.~t!l;rw~r~r:~I~ ! At A A Sunde II home

ASSisting at the receptIOn wcr!

IplUmer ot>scrycd their :45th wep- and pastel colored formals Wit were ,brothers and sister. the ding anntvers,~ryrlast Thursday. pmk and whIte carnal IOn corsage Albert Sundell, CaI11 Sundell EI-O;uests a~ Ihqlr lnome that e~e- MISS Nelson 'AdS In charge of t! I mer SUnnC'lI and George Ericson l'Iing in hDnOr of the' occasi9n gifts ,md Mrs Wayne T!etgen ha famIlies and hIS father, G A Sun-

~C,.~C a~d·r~~LM~nA~~nyer ' the guest book Mrs Lauren dell, all of WakefIeld

'" ·ne OR'j.·anaugih Utecht, Mrs John LuschC'n an I TjSgt and l\4.rs Jack Salsbury hildrcn. ' Fran~i Tolney, ' ., A: Mrs Henry Brinkman had char iC and daughtCI Jacqueline, of Ban-nd Mn;j Delmaf !Paulsen charid 'ulayc~mL 1 I of the kltchC'n gor, !\lame vl"lted Ius parents. the

~(ln and~[arOld Racherbaumer. d WedneRday The bride, 'Aha has always live Vern Salsbyrys :t)cvl'ral th('rs~cre unable Ito 'n('ar Waync grflduatcd fror- ~t thc c,l).s LucshC'n home were ~tI Icnd b crlusle a bJocked rOBA,I: s. , last Wayne high school and IS cmplo _ thcJr son-m-law and daughtcr, the 'rhl' Ita her~au ers' childr~n the cd at the telephone office Hamid Grosses of Llncoln ga\'c Ih .1' Pfre ts a two-tier Th(' hridegroom graduated fro~ Mr. and Mrs. Wallace ~ary and w('ddin):!; fl.l kCj d orated in sil...tcr Atki.nson high school. and was ~n dau;g,'ht('r of IIolyol{c, Colo., were if1nd whlle. Aft r a social e..tc- the armed serviecs for nearly guests of Mrs. Carys parents, the 11ing, lun 'h ~s served. three years. He has attend a OrvJlle Thompsons.

,: C) Wayne State college for the pa t Rev. and Mrs. Bernard Rabe of Siurprise! HoIus~warmingj two and :1 half years and is now Spencer weTe at the Ernest Green-

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employed in vVaynp. wald home. A gr up of k neighbor'S <l.nd Mr. and Mrs. R<=I.ymer arc it Mr: and Mrs. Louis Pholman and

rrkndS ~acl a 'rctlrprise houte- home in the Tom Johnson,. apar - daughter' and Janice and Elton farming-rfor Mr.1 and Mrs. H'I,IE. . Imenl~. " Ki!1~ of Stanton were guests at thr-lein Moqday e~ening..J In ~hc sn~p- _ __ _ Wllham Strudthoff home. \

grouj} \\'~rc Mr. ,jild Mrs. \Vilm.c[ settmg -., Mr. and Mrs Earl Haskette {Ii::::~:~·, ,:~/~., '~,n(~l %I;~, ~)~I~fi~ uranched can- Lincoln GU'l \Veos I Om'aha, were 'guests of her parl.'nts:

t': . tal baskets of .John Harrington I the John Nicholsons. 1\'1 <1,I'('h , ~I". ilnd l!\lrs. Mark C:.'1- ~ At the Emil Sudmitn home were ~~~.r, ;}I,~(~ ':~1~~. ~1/;~r~UZey~a~~: . Biressler, pian~.st, ac- ThursJ,lY, Dec 23 :vIr. and MI·s. Fredl HunteriH'll1an, . nd 1\1r" ·1\ol':ln Jefire¥ Mr 'Lnd· .,,,l\h!oIS~~I~~ry,,r)(,y~>~,~dmS,.~.!cf Announc('mf'nt hds lx.en macr Marlilnne and Gerald, of Hooper, ~lrs. (i,l,p. ,'Hlt·dsell,. 'Nh.·' ;l'Tld ~ ......~, h .:> of th< mdrf"ldg" Ol Mary K<~ Mr, and Mrs. A. D. Fullen, Mr<i. ~i~: {S1:}~·n~~,';r~~~(';~~. ,~J;i ~~2 ' h;~~;~~'> I1,..7~~~~_~!~~~t~;~"gown rhm nberg of Ltncoln to Jo 1 ~. M. ~ta~'Fand M~S. Su:,an \Vern-

\VilS of Ivory ,,«Un fashiuned with lIitl ring-ton son of M~. and ~r SlOft ~\h~ lR('~l:mJ~n F:. Aeschbacker i~~:::;~lt.~·;II\~~~:s~~ldA~~·I. il~l(!S(~J':~i a hpop skirt, it pleated peplum and ;;#l~~ ~~a:~~n7J~oUngh~~r \o;y~~s A _ hOrrH' werd Mr. and Mrs. William

h ( I thl·fe-ruarter ,length sleeves. A ton Tomes of Wahoo. Aes('hlJackh ;'llld baby uf Murray IL~'~~~iln~,: 1 e gllC'S S sC'!-\r<'( rol~ed collar f~rnll.'d a V-neckline. The wC'dding took plnc(' Ky. !\11· A~'s('hbackcr is an as-

J}i1t\1 ~~;l\~~ ~~r;~~s ~~s t~~C(~~~~;~t~ cI:1Y. D('c. :2.1, at SI. Mnry's, sO~iatr I P[lo/('ssor in the stale

=---+I-~ .....;.-~-----...- lief jlltl~ion, ling(,l"-tlP j('ng-th \TII ;1;;~\~r\~gI;;)nnl:()I.ir·., ~r t?~lc~:~~· ~(' M~. ~~~!li(~\1rs Floyd Rohrer of fll ('I I N was Iwld I}y a rolleci tiara of c,('cd tIl(' attf'nrIants. Omaha VIS tcd thl' Dave Maxwell!-;.

L,._ ~ II ,) C\,\·,s f)('illrls She carr~('d it cascade hou- The bnd(' was attin'd in a At the Juhn BcerlJohm home tJ.uqt oJ talisman ro~es. . -<mel hcig:e cn~H'mhlc with I were Mr. ~nd Mrs. John Hass and

!'lars. 0\ E S9(l'rhl'l'g. matron-of- hlollse. Her cor~ag(' was I Irven of pqllnvJCw.

UI~II"/~·~:1If~n~;'aOt~~~r~&('ting of thc ~~~1~J~~I;~~~1 (~t,~. \~~i~~s~~fd~~~o~~ ~O~~~{'nTI~~jtm~\~~n aOf fa~l[;).. ~~d~~'~~1~/:~3 :/l~~~s ~~s~ 6ndcfl'<it d Worif'crs .was held at of hunters green vel\,et with and had a yellow ro~e Leonard Horst and family were

hOt1,le.o[ Mrs. F. HiCks, DC'el. 30. C'flddress. 1\1)'s. Sc<ierbel-g The couple is living- ! guests at the Henry Tonjes home. 'T',,,p,,'p'n,"'nbers I, blush veil and long mitts ",Iwre Mr". Hrlrringlon IS Guests a~ th(' John Keller home

'prcsi-Jlb,oui,uctl; ~:te g~v~·o~h~i~d C~~Yfo~~ ~ra~~i~gr~~·ei~ n;~f;~df~~Cl~W :~dC ~1;~. '~~rtlr~e~~~l :~~rdAI1cr~ at the univC'rsity. Keil('r. all pt Umaha, !'I-Ir. and Mr·s.

y{:;I;~~Y v~~~/~~~n t';;~IY~~.i~~:~~O~~~ ~~~;:n~('~el:s.arl.?r~r~1t~gl~~S~~~: :~f~r~t~;r~.' !'I-Ir, and Mrs. Paul H~t- ~:~"'l;~~.· J~t~_l'~~~h:rn~n~o~~ ~~

11: Mr.: and NIr.s. Floyd Quimby and was attended by =============If: c:riJ~ren. :'I-1rs. Dan O'Brist of Port-Of Hud~on, Ia land, ,()!·d., called h~r parents

NI(:"~,j{8'~gt'''L{;;cllfge~~ ~fnc~,~~~ bt;i~~~~~~s~ Wisller News ~h~:.t~l~dl~:~. George: Kassebaum

her daughter·s wedding, Mrs by Mrs. Earl Schwarz an:i{t~,d~('a:IO~y~~ensto.~Oi~~. ~d A. T Cavanlaugh chose a gray fri lknrry 1\'"c('15 and chIldren

BelfJi-j Alllf~lf club md Tues- ~r~~~;D~t[~· I~~~~~~~~~dg~:~d~~~ If"eri gucs~s at the Chris Neels tldY JanE4 at the Herhert,Perry <;O!;sag~~s. , tlhriiJ:>. Tile IRydens spent New h0111e to eOllg<lOlzt> fOl the .coO/ting '. FollOWing th(' ceremony, a rc"' ~e~T's dnYliin Kansas City and then lYea.rl Co ry Munsof\ was eWcted . ",,·as held at the bride's went on t Oklahoma. leader-t;Jjd D(1)nrMeyet. a3Sf$tant . tahle was centered with : Mr. an Mrs. Elwood Iverson ~9ader 1m N~!?sen lAas n~.tned . ing l'ake and decorated o,r H, C\war\.len, la.,' visited a week presloch Drck~lOsl!>urrr, Vlce~r'e~-I crystal candelabra and talls· !it *he hqme of her parents, the

Ildent, IDa\ Id Meyer, secre {lry- rost;'s. Mrs. R. W. Ley and ~ AI Joncs'.~Othcr guest~ were ::vIr. tr'tasutet and 'Dbh Perry nc re-) William E. VonSeggern pre- year, and Mrs. GeOrg~rhOrman and porte[ ~"hc club has the followmg at the table. Funeral Services w~r(' ~mJ!j!, M . and 1 s. CaJvin Dor-

I~~; ~~~r~I~~~S~~;fi!~h~i~~~·~~' J~~i hrrd~, ~'h~~~n~ ~~;~~t]('~·n~~'~~b~~h~hr~ ~l~nri~~c~~~I~~rl~ (~~Ur~~~ ij~ ~:l~~n~~~~lif~·~~o~r~v~r~t~se ~~rh

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jeffrey ci,nd DiCk, OSb,urn.'Th(' n('xt dil~e SUIt with na\·y blue aCCC:i- mont. t,each in llawardenl.

~~~l~~gl'l~~V~;lISj~X o~~~~~. 1-1 at the ~~~~~eS. i}:h~iCnonuJ:;lt;o~~·~~1 :hae~.~ ~~~,~~ Survivors ale her husband, , af~~·ls~~t~~~:,1:~~~~cY~~~~i~~;~ • I I Citiycomb has bl'en teaching and ~l~~d~~~·h(~:c~~dK:r~~~O~h~~, .\'Irs. Paul~on. _

[ ~IRTH IRECORD Mr. Claycomb is employed hy Car- Han!'cn of West Pomt. Her Mr. an~ Mrs Dcl Palu and baby: ' ' II· I H H d d h Hanadro'lWdIYsCfoec' r,Hngel,ep'll FloorrenOcema"llnad, •• Jan. 1! Born: 10 Mr. and Mr~. gl s nco r t enry ansell, prece e er p.

'[-r:':lray ]~ank of 'Wakefield, a 50n, Among the out-o -town guC'sts a death. eh· tad th h rd s. 8 lbs. 12 oz. the wedding w('re Mr. and Mrs. sp,e~t h . IS mas t n M e d lJY •

Jan. Born 10 Mr. and Mrs. g·r;\?[rn~g~,~~~.a~~ll'~~~·s.~~~~ Large Crowd 'at F~~d ~p~llirri~~~e~:: anJ· ~~s. Har:~ :

[Quentinl I~r(,slon of Wayne, a son, Wright and Pat Wl"lght of Alex. TAD well Woe an and son, James, of -6 lbs~ 1l 0" d 1 :VI d M w'lr een- ge ance Oakland, were otljec gucsts,

# : an er, a,.'~ t. an 1 rs. I Jam , A large crowd att.cndeJ the T /Sgt. I and Mr~. Ned Telshfl:w i LOCALS ;;>~~Itr~~ r~~~~a~f~y~~~~;' ~T~~~: age dance Wednesday and Jonop of Sco~tfield, Ill., ViSlt-

I v..' der sponsorship of cd Mrs. i Louis' Dinglage, and

~ c<lt " ·IS. Woman's cluh, friends. iThey also spent some Mr. clod Mrs~ \V. D. Hall Mr. Mr W and MI}-'i. 't"loyd Conger an Mr. M . F' l "1· r town high school II time wit her sist~r, s. arren and Mr}: Clarence Sorensen I wera .I., ... arlOI1 100 e HarrieS rlents were among Ih?se Krepela, n wes]o~nt.

• in Omara Sunday for the ide cy- Floyd Raymer Dec. 30 Anolher dance is planned Mr. an Mrs. lvm Spidle and

W1~~s~~:!t cl('~undl'Y eyening guests a~' the Atftedeemer, Church. ary. ~~em~: rdoFb :hda,Mv'i:it~d1~l~ memb 0110 L tt horr:e WCI'C Mr.1 and . ., S('hhu·k S~lb lIom(' and Mrs, N. D. Saville. N. E. Sa-wTenc~I'~o ft~~ Mrs. D n Lutt1.and',-Childr.e~,'·Mr, MISS Ma~lp~, ~oot(', dau,ghtt'l' of Eu~wne Schlack ville of T klimah tas also a guest.

~ za Y The and Mr

U·· Pete Nelson and Mt. and Mr. ~nd r..lr'~. ,CurtiS ,F~otf of n('ar homc hC'rp to Mr. Mr. an Mr:.. Dane Schulz and

pp.. I Mrs W lhrd Bl~ckc and children Waync, and F loyd Raymer, son of hold Vossberg. The daughtC'r'l Susan islted hfT par-wcek WIth New ~ar's d~y dinner guqsts ~t Mrs. Paul ~Jn~r of .Den\'er, Co~o .. 10 leavc ror their n('w cnts, Mr: (lnd M'r~. E. D. Lundak,

""nmcrn"." the JOh[ Horstman hO, mc wete Mr. Wen' marrH'd rhur!'ciay, Dec. 3.0' California. Mrs. Schlack in Pierce.i Major aind Mrs. Ed Lun- _ and Mr . M~thjrS Holt, sr., Mr. anti a~ Red('cmt'r Lut heran.., church J.n former Lucille Schack. RdaOTk acnd,tshtrre"cctSo'Ornf, 'atthCthrcormUnc,rvcar~ •• Mrs A, drew P' rk,erf' Donna Holt ,aync. Rev. ·S. K. d(' F ~C'C"!'e offl~ d and 'M~[ and·"M s. M: A. Jar~dlI. ' c atC'd .at the double-rlOg 7:30 Dlc~ at St()(·kholm sity of ;p'aho, and Mr. and Mrs, •

Mr., rnd. Mrs. MaT~an Stl9ule!' c ~1~~-l~,~ht c~~~e('rraobn;:; Clod floor d(';;;hr~t:~(~ui~~e~~~t.~('re ~~~e;t ci1~·nd!~rea~~s~w~u~~t~~ ~! S and C; flyn \clre.guc~ts ~lt Aqe E. b~skjet.s of white ehry~anth('mum.<;, holm, Neb., who died were Mr.1and Mr:., Ot10 Schulz. • . K· Sc t1 or hu Ie 10 Laur atur- f¢rns and pink .snapdragons dl'co- stroke. Mr. anr Mr.<;. H, A. Soden enter-

I afur Id M s Walfred Carlson ratc~ the c~lurch chancel. The can- tained Bt

1'a holiday dinner, .Mr. and

wcre dl nu ~uests New Year s day dl~il~'e~('y~l~ht~1 ~~~~f~~"l~er:~ng Bi;-:~lrSn to Rev. and Mrs. ~:ds. M~~ t~~~d ,~~d:jn:~~e'b~~ I

at the on Carlson home. S. "Because," 'Th(' Lord's Prayer," Holtz of Herrin, IlL, a of Wayn , Mr, and Mrs. Walter The awrencc Felts were atur- and "Through the Years." He was Holtz is the former Schmidt ,and daughter of Pender,

day ~u sts ,at the MerkoUl~dl L~ss- accompanIed by Mrs. Martin Ring- daughtC'r of Mr. am. Mr. and Mrs. Mac) Soden and sons man me lhcy wcre un &y m~ cr, who also played the nuptial Ott and Mrs. Norman Soden "er guJsts at J the Grover Carr J11usic. . hiomc ~ Wakel:wld. , The bride was giVen in marriage Born to Mr. anq Mrs. ~r. r d Mrs. Matt I:~g? ot Wes~ by her fatlier, She chose a gown ~~~Mk' h~s~~al~ Ibs. 14 oz.,

Pomt ere ... New Years dar Iguests of White marqUisette over nylon, Born to Mr. and Mrs. at the Fred Ruser homc. 1hc Dale fashioned with a square neckline Moeller, twins, a boy and

were Sunday gue~ts. of laCe and trimmed with a ruffle a We-at Point hospital on M,ry. .Charles Irtgham, of White marquisptte, long full

and rpmmy were I1t the sJecves gathered at the wrists with Ross home Saturday a band The fitted bodicE'

, Ismael Hugl~es and in a tr~~n:heH~~iriw~_~~~~ , ip net Wusion veil was edg-

and cascaded from an and seed pearl strand of .

bridegroom. red

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sunday in Omaha the Ice Cycles.

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Rural School News

sWear LI_ ... i·"-"Ifor Quick

Clearance '

style, , , Bright plaid,

'$695

Button or zipper st~·le~

$990

rcpellant, , ' Wool pile ined , , , With fur collar

~~~~~$990

pile lined, , , Moulon fur , , , Styled by Glover

$1195

ur wool fleece lining, , , Quilted lined sleeves

$1195

oys' Windbreakers Dad's, , , 100~!' wool lined

~$595

Blanket lined

36-38-44-46 ~~~,~~~~~~~, $365-

Dre,ses Three Groups for Clearance

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$4'98. ;6~~0$1098 " ..

, Lr\DIES'j R()6ES REPRICED FO*- CL~ANCE FlanneiH - Bru~hed Bembergs

Wool Jerseys ,~. J $69,'(t "<'d $," 9, 8, j S-'-, h, an - _ I r- r-·;I'

---------,----.,-----4' ' • , Loungi~}J Pajam~s ; 1 i:-with Matching Robes :

$1575 i 2 ONLY $25,98 vahle

All Wool

Sli P-()\('" Sw('atel'~

$298

Di!5continu~d Numbers 1

Tricot Jersey Pajallla~ Tea rose lnd ,'e!low I, '

Outing' Flannel

Gown~ and Pajallla~ $3,98 values $198 for quick cleara:nce _ ......

ONE G*'OUP OF

LUXITE 'GIRDLES Discontinued numbers ..•

Values to $5_9~ ~

O~hkosh }v ork Pa'nts Extra h",\vy moleskin ,:

, $298 Going at ........ _, .. _ ............ _

Extra

Shaker ~Ideal.for

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l;:Ialf Price at

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. I e'Wsl Sch~lule of,Comlng G1Ul1!8 I sC,ore:

Fnday mght, Jan. (~~Wayne mlght

~~~1~r V~~r~~~l'~;~ J!~i~~al~~~~i~ I ng~r, ness Training school of SiOuct, City. throw lint'.

St~;et~~~aJ;eb~~~~'a ~~~i~;n. ayne 11 Bb~~ets Pr~~e~~~~~I~~~~~n J~~I/!t~n~~: g~ld1 ~~J'edat

The! Wayne Blue Devils ~1,wlned gymnasium. Wayne City vs. Allen points on gift Rosel~nd, 32 to 28, ltIst Th;tsctay hj~h a! cit>.' auditorium. cOilnccled

il~~ni~,~ in a fast andlcxcitin bat- cit~r~~~~j~~~~t~t ~rl~ a~Jl1~t~rn~e ~rs~iO;~SiX thr~k~~ ~~a~~~r \~~O~~,g~~~, !~! --~~ .----------.--1---- T,he ne,formance

tile closest. The Blue 'l!:evils widen- Blocked Roads e4 the narrow margiK, 12 to 8, at C - I ~~lf-Hmc .and sti,ll morc, 28 to 20, rlpP e Keglers I POints \",hl

In t~~l~~r~o~~rJ~:il:'l~~~a~~ ~I~! keJ~~o~!~~~~r~~~~ H;~gl~~~ ~e~~~~ tcr Don quarter With. 'baskets by the pa!:'t w('ek to limit the number

. Kraber. Gene Autep and of games played in all leagues at . The s~waSi8-30 Wakefield.

I '~~'C(~~{;y~~t'W~~~~1 ·~/~11 th~~~~ai~~;~) I~::~~<; \~~~~,~ ~:;~~~~ . '. I plcmC'nt won :2 out of 3 games

TIETGEN w~ high omtR playC'd frdrn Hartz Hybrids and

~~dWij~c}\8 }~;\~~~ \n~d 9~;k. E'g~~ ~~~~~~rs won 3 games fro~' Don~ with ·1 points each. Dili'!lyne Kirabel SCRATCH LK·\GrE standings: le{~ thc Roseland sc nng with 11 \V ~ L POints and Paul Geod Tt. came scc- Boost crs ]:2 () and, maldng 10 countprs. lIal·l/Ilvhrirj..; 3

Th~' \Vaync s('condl tCctln lost 10 Pendl·I' . 3 the ~oseland~scn.(,R' 1.,1 to 24. Pclrl{ IrJlpif'nH'llh 6 Dwa:xne Atk.ll and Davl~1 Meyer Dallas ])1 ILL:: St()] l' 7 earned 5 pomt earilt \Vhllc Mau~ :\Olin! (\\'ilYIH') ric.c (,rod! and Reno Pfeil made 2. DI'i{allJ I WaVfll' 1 pomts caeh. \\'d\·rll'.Prudtll'I' 7

Lucl{y Strih.l' .. ,1 5 fglft pf

............... 0 1-1 3 o .0-2 1 2 0-0 4 "I 4-3 3

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fg ft pf ·1 :'-4 3 o 0-1 1

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'l'ietgens <Wayne) ., ... j. 0 6 HANDICAP LEAGPE is jn the

second weck of play with Shclling~ ton Product· the ort£.y winner of 3 games,

Games to date: Shellingfon Producc won 3 from

Equitable LIfe. Post Office won 2 out of 3 from

Recreation center. F'armcr:-- won 2 out of 3

Salmon Wells, I" Ramblers won '1 out of .1

Pender Automatit. Uptowners won :2 out of.} from

Dixon ... RJiSljLTS OF plflY In Ow \Vo~

mens' league: i

~·Iook and Eyes won:! out of 3 from VFW. ~~r~~~::. Dallt.::hter'> won 3 from

Hi Fives won 3 from Gals,

\Vomen's leagu{' standings:

F.y('s W 10

H 7

3 .3

ft (J,. 11. 1 2. o

I:merso~ VS~

Wayf1eprep I

TUESOAY,~-JANUAR\1(11

Basketball . II" WAYNE STATE vs. KEARNEY ~T.ATE ·1

Friday Night, Jan~i' .

Two Games - First add Second teams , 'i

7:00 p.mJ and 8~oo p.m.

At the College G¥mnasium Admission: 40c and 25d (tax included)

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"B" te~m vs. Business Training School of Sioux City at 6:45 p.m_

Wayne State VR. NebraRka WeSleyan

Saturday Night, Jail. 8 Both games will start at 8:15 p.m., City A~.Iitorium . j

~ir~t' NatiQn~1 , ! Statement of Cq~di

I ResourceS J:.. I.

Loans ~uld--Viscount, ..... _,_._ ..... _ ..... _ ..... _. __ ._ .. __ . ____ .... _ ... _ .. _ .. __ $ Overd#alfts I-- .... _ .. _. __ ._., ...... _.i._. ___ ... ____ .... _. __ ._ ... _ ...... _. ___ ..... _. __ .. __ Bankinll Hcf>use .. _ .. _. . , :u 'I

Furniture Ind • I

~der11 fte erve:

~··.i. ~~i:.~.r.I:.~~~ ___ . C sh apd D Ie fr~m .. T~T';~ ,

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FltI)ERAL DEPOSIT INSUlANCE

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, VfcePre~ident , Bu)!r R.I D~1is, Vice

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show extravaganza at the . I aure rounces

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eount y polio drivb with aiL I T ~~y auditorium in 'Thursday.. .! Randolph, 52-29

Athletic Dir('ctbr Don B. Emery I ,Latlrr'l.-' Coa,ch Keith Gilliland',; today announced the program will Laur~1 hlg.h scnool baskptb<>.11 kam feature a basketball game bct~en w~n 1ts fifth game 111 Ilve s.~.~ts

athletes will ex- the Wayne State and the Nor~olk t~IS seaso~, who,n it pumrnc·Jf'd to the Wayne Junior college ":e" squads and a RandoJph, :12 to 29,. Dec. 30 Oil t)w

t------'--=-------------'-'--'-.:.::..: five~bout boxing card betw'~cn Laurel floor CurtIs WC\:, L.lI.,l)'l"l"s members of the tlJationally famouS"" outstandll1g plaYC'f. boxing squad. I Laurel took a 17 to ,1 at the

Enti~e proceeds after expet)ses clos,e O,f the fIrst Atk' 7 Pi·j 4 dare pcud will he turned over tolthe ahead :26 !o 10 at

6: PrlcelflaSt the c:~ter ;o~t :i'~yne county, ¥arch of Ditnes ~~~;~dl0 21 when the unablf to count but his I nve. ~ " t came in handy ~n. rebound I The bflsketbali' game is SCh.ed- d L ('Xl ~anw \\'111 be.' JCLn. 7 i1t H;m.

uled for "7 p.m , and the boxing dard oJph. Wakefield, high pointe~ was for 8::20 p.m. I

with 12 points. Swenson J: : I for 10 points, and other Australia is only slightly srn~ller

scattered. than the U. S. I

~Fred Erickson's Polled Shorthorn Cattle- and

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arm Sale · " · · o · • · " " " · " "

Postponed to

Tu day, Jan. 11 1:00 p_ m.

This sale, originally scheduled for Wednesda¥, Jan. 5, ha's postponed to Tuesday, Jan. 11, at the farm 10-

1 mile west of Winside on highway 35.

I will sell 22 head of Purebred foiled Shorthorn including: 7 milk cows, milking now;' registered

.. .-.,h.-a" bull, 2 years old; 2 heifers, coming 2 years old; heifers; and 7 bucket calves.

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so sell 2 head of horses, a large quantitiY of alfalfa equipment, tools and some household goods.

ADVERTISED IN THE WAYNE HERALD ON DEC. 30

Fred Ericksoq,.,Owner

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01 W~yne i

December 31, 1948

Liabilities I . .

Capital Stock .-.i- ... _ .. _ .................. __ .... -....... -........ -- .... ~.- .... -.. -- .. $

t~I~~~~d-p~·~~i~~·~~~d-R~:~~~~~·::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::;::::: Deposits .. _. __ ._. . __ ... _._ ........ _ ... _ .. ___ ... _ .... _ -... -- ............. -- ..

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50,000.00 50,000.00 63,236.17

2,640,339.92

TOTAL _._._._._._._ .. _._ .. __ ._._. ___ .. ___ . __ ._ ... ____ ._ .. :~- .. ----.-.---$2,803,576.09

DlRECT(1):RS

MEMBER Or-THE FEtlERAL

L_ B­Mable J_ HUl"stad, 4ss't

M. Kern, Ass't Cashier

!f'\~~~'~i Itll :~I:~., 4=+==t~t;~=:~~~~r!'~~I' ~FE~J~ANU~An~Y 6'~1040~~~~~~~~·1 ~~"'-;;;;;;' -.~~-,c~,~~~,~,_~c_~r_~_:·'~~··'·rl n u . M='~'

t SECTION ~~i Thf'.oP·h~lns Eva:ngelical Ctitlrch Ph 13

{ReY" D. Buclter, pastqi) 0 ~, Sunday, Jan. 9. Sunday ~chool one 'II,' al 9,45, l)ivine sq,rvicc at 10,45. ' !'/ ' ~ GrR('e I.uth~rnn Churclf li lIlev, , H, A. lli"pert. pastpr) t,i ''4' Saturday'scho I at 1 :00. I 1,' " Sunday. mol' mg worship \~ '1' 9:31). Sunday SC1fOI a1 10:30.

1,:" \ t' Trinity LlIt~f"ran Churc.h ~ Altona I (l (R('v. K. F. V1'entzeI. pastor)

~I> JL"n., 9: Diyijnt£' J:ervic('s a1 10 a.m.

III H'ran Orr e\"ery $unday

1 ' -, ' \VI'"h'Ian, ;\f~thotli!';t ,Chur~ (Rt'v. R: H.l\1arshall, past~

l1--()ldsoUrr -out farm sale' Sunday atternpon; Sunday school , at :2:.10, Worship sPI'vice at 3:00.

E\'C'ning sE'rViCE'lat 7:30. Pray{'t· n1E'('t.ing "'('dnesdll.Y ('v('~

_+ __ ~~ __ " ___ ,_ ,ning in tlw buscrtn(>nt of t.he church.

u:r_'4-.l!l'.1 J..l Jtnm~nu£'l L~thl'ran (:hurch ~ aps Missouri Synod

25-11 . v~'~t~~~i~' sl~\'\~cUee~nUe~dfast~f) 101 V/althill h i ~'h I a.m. Sunday schcool at :?{1,5 a.m.

team defe~ted No choIr rcrcUrsals. I' 17 by a s~ore Annua.l v~ter~ rneptin~ Friday,

waS J"l,{!ld Jan. lb. at JI2:30 p.m.

q4E\rter First 1\f(lot~odf,..t ("hurl/'h (Rev. Eugen~ GOIIlY, pastor) Paul'<.; Luthf't'll.fi (,hnrl'h

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su~~lt:~~4~h~rac~ ;Ch;o~3 ~lm 'a ~e I I rp.f'\ T II lr,L~~/cry pastor) ~or ILm.('rson. . morning wohsht~ TIl(' mtnJ~tcr W11111 I>lttSl Sunday di1(>r the Lplpha~ I rrl' \\"Ill he th\5 ll('grn a new scrIPS of sermons ()n my I 9 45 chllrrh school ] 1 0(1 the

J<.~n. I, with Kewcas· Fdrthle~ of the KlOgdom uf S('1\ICt 1230 rO\ll(d (lish dm!l('r God 1'111' fllst In till' I \\111 ~()J m(lll!i( rs oj tile (()ngrq:;,ltlon

- - --- 12 (l{J (Ongflt::l11nnnl 111«tlng ~illu!"da\, ,Ian. 8: 1:3(j, catech('ti­

~al rl<lS'.";. :l DO, ('onflrmiltion r]il..s.". 1

~aymond Kumm's

Farm Sale )1 ~

Postponed J:o

~ionday, Jan. 10 .1 Sale wHt' ~tart Jt 1~:iOb " I

~ale will be held on premlises 10cI'lted 5 1/ 2 miles nort~

of rilger; or 10 miles $outh1 2 miles west and 1/2 mile'

so~th of Wayne, ,

This S~le Was Advertis~ in 'The Herald Last Week

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Wisner, Neb. n18tf

S~erry Bros. t]: Produce

i . i~ your Idealer ,for

!hj~t~~~~~. Jan. 11 8 un, :\lcn oj : \~'()mC'n of 1h(' church m(>C't .Jan. j:1.' J Tos1f':..;s('S :\Irs. :\T;:l1hilde llal"ms. :\11'<';. Ida Hobins()I1, .:\lrs. pon Carlson ~lTl(1 :\"1r·<;. \\'111 LuI t.

r First Balltist Chllrrh FOUirt h and Main

DRr\· A. VflnB('n<;('hotcn, pastor) I Church ~h()(Jl, korshl]J 11 :1.111.

f:30. p.m. )'lldw('('k <;p1\·jrf'.

tr'~(j pm. CJlOir prarticc, da

f. H:.10 p.m. 'ou nrc aIW:1VS welcome at the

ifi sj Bapj ist church. Thl'j"e is a )place [or agC' in the churC'll ~cfuool alJ ill ("very worship ~('rvIC(,. church n('('ds

~o~n('('d church. Well e ter than wen said.

. e pastor is as m'ar ae; ~~lepl:wn(>. lie IS rCfldy to ue laid (ll ,my lIlllC'.

~tate (:apitol News .. I ...... · .. · ...... ····· .. · ............ ,· .. · .. · .. · ...... · .... ,· .. ··,···,

I The fJlst session of the Nehraska l~gisJature opened Tuesday, Jan. 4,

I tith all 4:1 nwmbC't"s in att(,ndance, ut minus the prcsJeiing officer, t. Cb\". Robert Crosby. Bad

"teathrr. conditions kept Crosby

, $~:' E~~r~~~i~7 F~~~O~lets~~~I~'ki;~ ~emb:r 01 t h" ' ,

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SINGER Sewin!\' Machine Go.

SINGER Sewing Machine Co.

419 Norfolk A\ ('. TeJcphon& 79 NorfoJ].c Xcb. n18tf

Khyhf'r Pass IS on the bo~dcr be­twecn Afghani:-;tan and india.' . , . ,

Thrc(' European capitals, Vienna, Budupcst and ]3c!grudc arc ~1l on the Danube river.

your wiru!-g needs. FOR RENT- 'Ann Har..son ,me. Eleanor and CD~erCial.l r \\'ho rarne to \'15'l

the materIal for a 1·.iS .. Lester Electric. I FOR RENT: 'hhree-room apart- Ca~J (,t Thank<i

-====t=:::::=====S:2l:f mcnt, unfurnished, mod (" r n. . Slnl'CIl' rhan,k" to 1hc Carroll _ \ Cookmg range [urni=,il£'d. \\"r'S I fir!' df'partnl'c;ll for t,I](,lr hC'lp in

. Pflueger. j6p putting; oul till' Lre in our cnr, ).lr·. ____ +--_______ and ::\1r'>. ~ank Cunn~~_~~: __ :l?

tire and whrC'l; CARDS OF THANKS- 'I C8.r~ of Thanlo; carrrrr and lock. RE'- ' '\op wish to rhank 311 \\ho rr-Logan. jbP I Carll of Thank!i I m£>mhC'n d us \\ J"t h cards and ot hr I

I \nsh to thank those who called I exprc~Sl()ns of kmdn(':,s dut rng,lh :vIr" Barratt while I \\a" snoV. wceks \\(' \\lH' quardnltned .:'IIr<;

"".t.IL.LI"l'I \hound In Nmfolk L R Barratt J6 Willt('r~p)er Jr ~_d~~J~ Card of Thank" Card of Thank ..

Sfe BII! ~('l- I \\ant to f'xpres<; mJ thanks for \\e \\bh 10 -.C.=_-,-t ______ ::.dl::6::t,:f thc (,lraS I reC'el\E'd \\hlle In the felt thank", to

I hospllal ar.d fur the \]sJl" T L I and ill Ihl).., \\ 1\

AJjL FARMERS DAY ,

TJ{URSDAY, .JAN. 13

'Yayne Auditorium

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~aiting until spring to

S~ing work season when R solve this year not to

d pe this winter.

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l1here'll he nothing omi J>ur .John Deere farm Werner Sydow and W iugs of your .John Deere

machine overhauled

Add up the advantages. let specialists handle

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and septic LrndsdY JLU helpful dnd s}mpathf"ll ('qulpment. I, lout Ollr rf'I'rnt h( re3\f"IO('nl

t of the state and [Card of Thanks • i so wIsh 1<) than!, 1\1. r cf jobs previously I w1:-.h to thClnk all those \'1ho rC'~ ilnd hi" mr'n lor SO ,lbly np('nrng

"Mason, phonf' mrlllhcr(>d ow Wllh cards and flOw._!thr rOclll:; II \\35 dl'rpl} i-l.ppreClal-n18t" ('l"~ \\Illtr In tlH' ho..,pllal and th050 cd. llrnry L,,.:;c ;Jrll] famIly. jfJr

9 My Farm. N·· !f' ,ow r

your farm equi pment serviced means time lost during the minute is valuable. There is nothing gained by waiting.

it off ... you'll be repaid many times by having your work

a Date Now to .

our Tractor Ready Spring Work

... nothing unnecessary add~d ... when we recondition ent. Our shop foreman, Elwyn .Jones, and his mechanics,

Hughes, al'e specialists with expert know,edge of the work. IV,"Clll'''''''''', • ,'and how they should be serv~ced. to do and how to do it. With no wasted eff~rt, you'll get your

quickly, more efficiently, and at a lower cost to, you.

. and you'll agree ... ies greater economy ;in the long nip tQ .John Deere equipment. See us the next tqne you're in tJwn.

Future Farm Needs .. " Dep~nd ',Deere Quality Implements

B. J. I

...c.--andstetter Son w;~e ayne

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ily were there for dinner' th~ C01- in Allen I guests at Longe';:; in New. Year's eve they lowing day. Sunday, the ,Carisons day. Wakefiefd. had spent a the Hurry Stcinhoffs and Andersan~ were in OJ!naha for Gerelc Kavanaugh few days with grandmothet, Kais. the Ice Cycles. A numbet of oth- of Wisner spent Mrs. Henry Rubeck in Wakefield. John Brudigan, who becam¢ ill ers saw it also. . at Al Rubeck's. The Adolph English familY,were last 'week. came to the highway h):'

New l Year's dll~, Mr. and ·Mrs. Mrs. Merle Rubeck and at Uoyd Carlson's in Wakefierd team. Will Thomsen'met him and Martin Holmberg and the IVan . Al Rubeck and Mrs. New Year's day. took him to the Wakefield hosptt Johnsotl fami~y were dinner guests Kavanaugh aoil !,,'1ary Lynn Merlin Bressler was with a groutp tal.

and JaNohn were undav dinner . ~~s a dinner guest C~\:;n:nt.~~~:~~~ at t e ~ SSlon the road dnft('d too deep for the an~lkr~~~J~~~s.~: L~nHcf~~g~~~ ~~~1ayRUbeck homes 10 New Jedr's eve sUJ!>per'hTh~~/a~or ~~~~~da:yL~U~~s~:~s~~'~n~~~.R~~~~·d

~~~~~~ I C~r~teM~Il r inan~O~a~~~~ LIOn home on New Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Johnso~ lirjd te~~$~1mr~~a0~~~h~v:~di1r:~'uCTt

at the Waiter Fre!:l~iCkson home. at the Mrs. Emlly Pears~n of young folk at Mrron Olson's for The Emil Tarnow family, who

Mortl'rtson were lje e for the day Paul were with Mrs. Henry Fre- we're New Year s eve guests at m"",,·,u~" a,' ',lei overnight as ,heir parents, vcrt New Year's eve. Sunday Alvin Harry Wageman's. Sunday aCter-

the Weldon Mort 'nions, were in visited A. W. Dolpn's nooh the Charles Wagemans Were Omaha for the Ie ,ycics. Merlin Mr. and 2\lrs. George Buskirk with them and the Alfie Utechts spE'nt the time a the Lawrence ~~~ca;;~~~~~o~~e~v~~~~ts of spenf Il1c (:vcning there.

~1~f~~~~ h~~~t ~i 'tJ~~eMU~r?ei~: Mr. and Mrs. Everett Van Cleave l; . and family of Huntley. Wyo" wcre NORTHWEST WAYNE

sd~1;e James Gustkf~ons were sup- M_rs._, __ ~-" __ +--__ --,,,,-,+____________ S d t t J W'!' Tv. t tt tt d d h

G"A~ANTE!I:U ',III. APRIL 25th!

I ~ U;lr~Ya;du~:S,awtil~eHa~sseo~ ~ere ton 'f;ri;i~J;; dm~c;n h~ldt ~tPrt~;

~ ~i~V:Y ;i~~:en,J~n~~~!~~n~ VIS~~~" ~~n~~d ;t:,to~en~~t~ f,~~dnag;and ' j1corm~ue~;~v a~eatr~,e e~~il S~~~I~~ I E S L lEN Y 'd' t M CI P h evc:nil1j; tiw}' ente~' ined Mr. aod 1 Mrs. Gcol'ge Cl.usc an. ors at Joe Wilso>J.'s. :-'1r. and ~lrs'l son. Preston, who wcre Visiting

Mr. and Mrs. rencE.' Fischer I 'I Fred Jahde and Darold, Mrs. Anna the Clar('nee Pres tons ov~r Christ-and .sons sl'cnt Nl:' Ycar"s.f've at Grace Buskirk Stolle and Gladys weI'e New Year's mas, left S:i!urday Cur their home t tl)(' Bel·;u:iJ.l Guslufs'm hon~. -------+----+------------1 ... supper guests at Harry StoHrls. in Prr;;ia. Ia. '.

Marjnri{' caal'!' and Mary Hanl{s Hay!' Son Bassett, Mrs. Birdie Mitchell and I '. IS staymg in town Mr. and Mrs. Gene Dobt ; and # . Ellen h:ingsblJry v,.;pre Sunday sup- A son, Donn. was lorn to Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Fisher of k, o::~~ to t~~d r;a~~~1eS I ~~lYnd~:edf~~~r o~ue~t~er:~n L~'es~ i WA~EFJELD ~;('l" gUf's1s at th, .f\lbe:t Sundell and Mrs. Elray Hank in a Wayne Wayne were dinner guests at the "<11"'<", "E'd'IOM'cGllire is visiting herIBrcsslcr·s. I Mr. and :\1r5 .. Jr)hn B{'~gerson : h()~r' I 1\1 II' 'I n d (' t hospital on New Year'· day. E. E. Fisher home on New Year's . in: Springfield, Mo. 'Mr~. Marv Hansrn. Robert aod I and .\Ir. Clnd .\lr·s. H"lph Rwg at- I

. r. (inc I .rs. I ~1 f;{ ~r w.n --- day. Mrs. Adolph English andi :\<label and :VIr. and Mrs. Will Han- tended !Iw 19·1~) lei' c'yclf'S In Uma,

y\\~ C:ll';; CVC', I am s) n C' Mary Andcr30n ha her 10nsils and L,'nda Kay of Alb,'a, la" :vIr, G I k I ~,) ('(,r~·()l"f. lor t 11 (' lurcr c ;;~'n~~(' I Has Tonsll(,ctmny Mr. and Mrs. Lorence Anderson i Wf'rf' Wf'd.l1csdR, Y cvcnll1g, sen "we're, ;\lon,d;!Y supper gu('~ts ha Sil.lu,~d;l),' ,',",nd ab,CJ callcd at the lll'hi 'II Itl- I'll"rjtl~tl IvaI' Ander '1 at John reves. lUI Il ;\'1u'·llvr<; The Emil Tarnows " 1)'1 ..... lOrn( . . 1 , ~,' '," C, - removed at Ihe ,"vak'field, hospi- and Mrs. Martin Slemp and Nels r. and ."VII'S Lenoy Lundahl wen' c\'rnll1g vIsitors. 3nd :\II~.· John Dcr;:;-cl:,(ln S(l~·jl::)~~({;;·{!on narpJwe'l'eWith the talon Tue:.dllY of las week. Lyngen of Volin, S. D., were last son wpre T\rw Yra!io's dlOner Mrs. Adolph Lngilsh and Lois I clll:<lr('n.wf"r~ !';C'\V Year's e\c C, L.,'.llld lIdrl!'y H: I'lls for Sunday ~"~i";';:ngf'"lI('al FrP('" ~'hlln'h Sunday dinner and luncheon gUests I ors at IIcnry Tarno· ... ·s. i Sp('nf Fnday afternoon at A. W. i ;;;lJ:lrC r ;,;uc':>ls at lIdding Ander!Jcr· dJrlm I. . ,., (Rev. John Gabriels n. pastor) at the LeRoy Johnson home. Cronm of Umah<l sfX'nt jlJOIPh'S. , 1'::' ~. < M r; . d~;l _M.r~~,. !b( I t Lun~lahl Friday, Jan. 7, 8 p.m., Young Mr. and Mrs. Lorence Anderson . at Henry Tarnow·s. Sun- Mr. ilnd :'\1rs. W C. Ring and I c: :\lr. :lnd ~\I.t"s Ralph Rinh" were

~nd rl Jnl)~ ~If rs /1 af the }<~ J. Pe$ples mecting. 9 p.m .. orchestra ~~~ ~~~?r ~~%d:~e~i f[~:( I~~~; fr~~ ~~;~~~~~erV.~~~ ~~:,~ch~~)~r~n~v~~;' ~~:,. f~Ft~: ~~~?J'tl~ t:nr~~~~~~~. supper guests y~~:~/: ~,\"{ .. 1().~~~~;, IH(~I~'{,/~;~l~(i':~ w~~: relSeardal. J 9 10 Johnson home. guests Ihere and Tommy re.,. Mrs. ~bggle Johnson and OlIver S clmn('r t.:ll1"sls of 'Ir". Charlotle un ay, an. , .J:m., Sl.!-ndav Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Schroeder home' with them. Johnson were New Year's guests :'v1rs. ,\. A \Velch rcturw'u Sun. Lundahl I hi' rujlowi If.;" delY. schoo:~~/I.t.1~~~iworsTP scrVlce. 8 and children spent New Ycar's'day and Mrs. Forrest Peters at George Buskirk's at a goose day frum a visit with the .1-1 . .:\1.

Ilo~;:;;.ll;IJl ~\'~~r~;, +~juu:~~l~.(~ .le:: P~c~~gs~a~. Ja~C 12.1~ o.m .. pray. at:c Md' iidna GWackers h~me'd \'i~~O;~{' ~~e~in7an Bakers' di~\~~~. and :'lrs. Clark Kai and 11~!;~~;~~s o~n ~~is~n~i~~sR~~~~~

w(,pk'" \'I:O-;lt ,"t the Ray cr meeting. 9 p.m., chOlr rehearsal. and ~O~~iC a~~ M~~~~d ~rsr:o~l~~ . and ::yIrs. Art Longe and son were ,!\,p":,, Year's eVe guests I to spend the vacation \vith his par. l1o~fI'dn_d Agler Ilrft ror school Mr. and Mrs. Schroeder were dinner guests at Be(h wcre Sunday dinner ilt Harry Stemhoff's lfl B_an_<_ro_f_,t._c_n_t'_', __

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MI~:J'~('(C~I/V!~~d ii~Y. D~~~rn guests at lrj" and daughtrr attn Mr. and Mrs. home on New Ray Agler, .iI'., attrded Ii coopcr- MI'. and Mrs. atl\'(' clilllH'r;1\ lhl.' 'hauncey Agler and ehildren were at George honw i'~I'\'" YP'lr's lay. Schroeder's for ]UnChtSunday.

1\11". and )"1rs. Hnrry \~rl R.nrl Thursdny evening inner guests I JO;1Tl \\t'rt' SUndHY1 dmn£'r' guesls at 1he U. P. Lundstro home were at till' ,\n'hi(' \\'nt I home. Hev. and Mrs. J. E. ~rimer, VIC-j

J)()I'(JllJy {'huln. who cu1\-J(' tOI' Forsberg, Mrs. He en Anderson, i oSl LOlllS 10 .;oin a group of n- and Mary and Alice, Ir. ·and Mrs.1 11\('-.. Chri-:lm;ls rlinnpr at th John Carlson. Eric Larson.

\\';1111'1' Chinn honH'. }'/'_ j\:Irs. Alh('r( Lchma~ .

111'1' dlll:I('S In tile city CI~;t/('~lJ~:t~~~~.1.Willl;lm \\'all

;:lftC'rnoon. Mrs. La:ll' nr'" and :-lrs. \\'C'lrlon "\ir,r-Ir'll'-;,In 1l1t('lldC'rI NIr.;;. John

! B(i' ~~,~~n;~:: ~~:~'i~ll:llr~~h~'~;; IR~rl~~'~ch_ ir'J' n'I'I'l"'rj Ir\(' l1r.i\cr<:ily in

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Art nOJ"[~ lamily ;.~nd Ln\'I'rnr ()l­~on \\"('1'1,' ~u]lp('r g~e."I":-I.l lhl,' Mal· (:olm ,je-n.""ll home:. !·~tl1('r~()n

r:.('\ . .tlld :'>J.s. En·Jl Gusl;J.fson.

I Miltlil,' ;InrI LCIghl()ll. and, L;,ul '[t'(Jlh oj lJl.'wn iHld the har Carl-

I <.,on lamily \.\('re' :--;undi-lY (]lnnl'l' and "upper guests (1.1 Ill(' Art Borg

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ilnml' TIl(' Hans r,.uhherstedl fam· ily jlllnt'd them for lh(' e\'('ning.

I TIll' llH'n \\I'nl In I-'f)lI't"<;on to nH'1'1 DICI,lI' LuhiH'rS1NI1. wlilJ had i I fll' \\ 1,('1, ;! t 11li' 'j'('d Carbon

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TIl(' AI'I Boq;-s ('nt{'rtainf'd the Ibn.';' LulJlwT"sl('clt . [;'!I1li ly at cI,n, and Thurslday. TIl(' Burgs Wf'rr to sperlCi TuC'"Sday eve-ning.

I Mrs. Lawrence' . assisted

~r(~:'ll~::ld e~~'Sg~l~:~~S (';r~~~,l'r~~~~'~~i CJar!{ hOllle. '

:ivlr. and :VII'S. James Davis or: York. i\Ir. and lVIrs. JOe Phlllips' lind Joan of Gretna "Ind Mr. andl Mrs. Lavern I\;elsnn atld LaV('l'\e of'

~l~~~o.~I(~llfgerS~IS~~\\~O~le'('~r·s at i Mr. and Mrs. Edward Linn

Fnday afternoon visi:tors at Ro\}ert EJ'wJn home.

Lola Mae Erwin realrnco to well Sunday after spending holidays here.

Mr. and :\tIr;;. \Villiam Wall Roger. Mrs. Geneva Sullivan Fl'an('cs, Mr. and ~lrs. E. J 1 Hughes, ,vIr. and Mrs, Gerald Mar-1111dalo and children and Mr.' and! .:\Irs. Gerald Clark a.nd girls en~' juyr-u a cooperative dinner. at thtli lnm Clarl.; home on ~r\v Year·S.

lVIr. and Mrs. Cliflord Carlson and girls spent Saturday evening at the Oscar Kal'dcll home ill Lau~ '01

Mr. and Mrs. Gcorge Voll('rs childrrn and Mr. and Mrs. Doescher and girls spent NeW Year's eve at the OJaf Nelson

hogse~ar Kardell and hoys werd . guests at the Clifford Carl~

son hOI11(' .sunday. I

G. E. l\Ial'! indall' l€'fl Sunday fOil Wahpeton. N. D., where hl' 1S e1111 IJloyed.

Mr. and Mrs. Frdl Sa'lmon plan to leavl' for Aberdeen. Wash .. thi~ wl'ek for a visit with relativ(,s.

ElaJnc KUllZ spent the w(,ekend with Mac Salmon at the Fred Sah

m~~/lOa~~' Mrs. F . .1\1[. Rieth' wcr~ guest~ of Mr .. andi Mrs. Vernon

~;~r~na::~\~::l.e:v:rnot~::n:e::~,~ children were at James Hank's 0

~~;'M~~~~~~I'~~~Jfp~lh~~~~e~f ~ . 1'1;'1 were there for llnnel' on Su <lOY,

Frank Carlson, "lazc1, Minni

~g(~~~~a~~~~'~ da~y. ~rne Carlson'

Mr. and.Mrs. Hal'oJd Gunnarsofl V,l't"lil' nnd prisClllil. fJ1d Vma GU~ Ill:J.t'son spent Thurs ay at the Vi gtl Kardell home.

Mr. and Mrs. Gunnal' Swanso and gIrls \verf' at Charles N~lson"

ft)~1~·~n;~(~ ~~!~~!~'rgjl Kardell an~ f~lTniJy, .Mrs. HiJduII Carlson wer~ at Harold Gunnars.fn's for dlnneJ,' .sunday. The Heube~ Carlson fam~­Zl~. Carrol! were t ere in the eV9-

Mrs. Roy NelSa& Arlene anH. qelores of Dixon a ld Mrs. Albe1rli llehman Satu day afternoo all t/1e ,home.'

Mr. . Raste and Kacmi.

the Henr Year's da . E.rwin an~

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"Red Hommer"' Sanforized Hi lades. 8 oz. Denim. Men', lizft 30-.50.

Fleeted inside, Ribbed netic, woi$t, wrisls. Gray or nah ... r-aI,36_-4-6.Reg.l.39.SALIi

$)13 Oil· tanned, leather upperJ, Goodyeor welt. 6·1'2. Ret. 5.95. SALE

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WAISTBAND O~ERALlS "R~d Hem".,,,r" V/hiteSat1cs.; $198 SQl"lfurized 8 c:::_ Deni::"!.! '" Sizes 30 to 42.

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1!J14fj m •• ' •• ""~ •• ~ ! t. program next week. The Na1~nal

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Guard will .establiSh a flew. ~~rt. 11-lery outfit itl Wayne, Wayne un~ ty Young R'epublicaps met Urs-, day evening to organize. Ii': ~-:-;-;t--~'-:'::--::-::---:----=--=+--__ :--:-__ -:--=----------"----~---:=-==:':==!---

APRIL tLSchool Chi!dren'lrom , January 6,1949, 10 nearby :¢ounties wm be e ~er-I!---t---------'~-~--+----------------__ --t __ -:-___________ _ taincd next'week at a qhamij) r of I commerce.~ponsored COjI'nbett tir- . Tribute was paid to the grand champion calf at the DEC. 9~A lOO-voice choar and

Ad' , d t" d I f Fischer ~n his 53rd \Vayne county fair last week. Fa- orcheStra, directed by Pro~. Rus-fi~S'safct;~o~r~e u;~~or~aa:gj :fed the ministry. Law-· ther Kearns celebrated hIS 4:2nd sel Anderson, will present Handel's at Wayne Frep , A midg~t ba~ ball Melvin Holmes Yl'ar in Wayne, Thieves ,entered "Messiah" at the auditorium Sun· program w II begin soon und~: ,the when gaso- the Fisher market in ConCOrd and day ~vening, The new vocational

direction 0 Lowell Crippen. g~a:eOI~itR~~ ;~el:;~~'~;~' WhIte store 'in Dix- ~g:~c~~~I~~d r~~lg~tla~ aY't~~e~~~~ APRIL IS-Excavation ~ a 5 building SEPT, 30 _ Phil March has pur- and grain show held in Wakefield

started Monday on the heW S eck- by the Wes chased the Coed theater bUlldmg Saturday Funeral servIces v.crc man roller rink. Stassen I the and servIces v.Jl1lfrom ;\1rs SadIe Mears and has held Fnday for ~ter Henkel, for. preSidential choice of Wayne (j)un- MAY , slarted an extenSI\e remodeling mer custodian of the cIty school ty Republican voters, as ShD~~, by dress g~e~ts a I ' honoring summer reerea- program T\\ In hcrcfords oy.ned by DEC. 16-The first annual meet the primary election, Mrs~ lWohn COllegC!thlcte8. LCS1.le Ellis was re- initiated by the Da\Jd Mcy( r of \Vayne placed fu'St mg ahd banquet of the reorganIzed Ward and Mrs, Etta Fjsch~Ii' ere clected presiddnt ot the volunteer Will open June and second In the senior hereford county Livestock Feeders a!SSOCld-chosen to fill city school vac4,cies. fire de artmel1t. WJth this w(>ek's of vaned act 1- class at the lnterstdtc LI\ estock tlOn was held Tuesday nIght T S th~W:;e2?cit~e~ijn~nif~~~ : ;~~ issue, Thc Herald begins its 74th Proett gave the I sho'.'. Joe Bcckenhauc r "" as elected Hook r(>Celved second pnze In thf.!>

c(>ivcd last week. Rev, T: j, C, ~:~. ~ril. ~~~s~~~c h3~~1;%Sig;~~ Monda;nm~r~~~~- E~~~ddeer~t as~~cl~~I~n county dairy ~:~:~n:rt~~;t~~W e~I~~l;~tc~r~ Schuldt wa.s· clccteq- preSid~~ o~ and wi~l leave th~ir college posts came Monday OCT, 7 - A Y-tcen dIstrict me('t- Chkago for hiS brome grass ~~es~~~.a~~rf~~nr~!j~~~g~: ha~~: this summer, to JOm the Inh' "dS hf'lrj In Wa}ne today 'IopiWaltcr Lerner moved hIS shoe Ie-

cd cotlcgc stadium will be st ~ted va~t~~!2~e ~~e~~~~<ll ~1ay fe&ll- WlO . f~~I~~~~;.C'f\I~~I~~~ a~{~,:~s ~I~~/ 1.~c;;~)I~ie.v~~~tSl:FI~irtg ~~:e~~lI~~~~~~in\~('\).~ th~:~~t~:':""Fm:'s ha\-1e dest oyed the coll('~( v. omen '; Ph~~:~l<~r cdl~ c1C'anmg from ,.:u-d I Sdl!OC~i,('r. al :1 b;;nflll.L't Friday II hdd Thllr<>day for Charles ib-the Robert Nelson home souS~cast catIOn dc pal tment Thr' Chamber II uu~t .. I n:~ht. I}lt' nyuhll:';I,n (·al.a\'~n ;"'11,1 ml'J('r. mayo,· of Laurcl. of Wayne and the Shoks s~hool of COrrjnHICf' Will <'ponsor a WI~- J1T~E rr'd S Derry nuled IL III \\(!}Tlf, todd), brlngmg <11 ORC '!3 Arthur C. Mann t.U1ldmg Everett and Edwin ~md- conslfl d,<'llIY calf s,dc n('xt Thuls- of a .heart 'attack! la,,:gr; g~()UP of ,c:<J~cJHlclles . ~or .a ('If'clf'd pn'Cildf'nt of tJ;e Far~~';l~~ say Identical tWIflS and long time day Gr!orgc Balley hus dC'ccptcd, ':\1onda} il ~ttendl~~ it ,la~Y(',r's: .~~~~I~d I~l~rll a::-';;):;~lU~O~('~~~a~jl~~ I~n~on ;;~ a qUarterl~ mectmg' Fn-

~~rrn~'1t~cb:~t~nd:y ~~~ 1 cf~e ~~It~ ~~~o~(tS~~I~.~(o~te~~t~~ <It Dr, Z~r:t·o~·· ke~t~: l~t" ~(mtJl'I ~hlP 10 th~ TC,J::phonc: ~r';Zk(' \\llid/~e Jo<;~nns~;~l o~'I~~T~~~,lt' J~ counCil Durcho\isc a '/VaterIM.\\ 27 John Kjl hiS accept. of the Methodl~t I l'm~r'ro, u~hAn~l'rJC~ She IS rl'tlr-lfJf Commf'rn' dinnf'r Monrlay,Tl,'

for the Me· <IS secn tary to the ,Fredrlcks~n an~ ;1~7"r 1:7r)";ljf~, ~·[)~,r:j~JI7c:'u<.. : Inl('~ C.lIY bu,!; l.ine has oP£:'~('fi > I~~ \~a}~~~cao/C'~~~~ OCT: H., - :':\I~"n~ w. Bu'i'·. I ~~~:C,.:;,l/~~ h~,~2;,'~0~, d~'~" l\orf",k

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ndGJII~SlHte. :::;I:ll~fl~t·~~:~~~~~I~~n~~ I I)~(,~O A··[lrstt)~I)}·'.rfJ'l:'_1 fhe munJ('lfl':J Cllqlorl hfJlj," IJITlln" ;'(II\I~IC'" arC' ~cttln" he)', hf'I'n ,-Jnl:f)unc,'d and glft.-; \' III

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TICE Effect:i~ Janua~ 2, 1949

Ws L. Ellisll Became Owner and dperal:or df Wha~ Is Known as

I, ,rhe W~yne Creamerty .. i T~e Pltst fi~e years that he has ~orked with me have convinced me that he is capable of oper-

~t:ing it, Ith"ii bein~ a young man's jOaand requiring ?ne who can work eleven hours a day, alert ~ri.ough tq d tect ~is own errors as weI as those of his ~mployees (before they are madq). He must

~so cor~ect !(.'withl,' a smile) those erl1lOr' which have beeh made and not noticed! He must substitute r all s~Jk and absentee employees. ese duties I can no longer qualify for, ISO I have decided to

" ' I ake th~$ chang~. (~I

~ N'ile~een ybars ago this past N vember we movedto Wayne and bought a small 'two person­

. ~l crea.e& and with the loyal supp rt of each of you it is now a fourteen IPersonn~1 creamery, -hving I : large ~ortion of northeast

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Nebraska. The'State Teachers Collegf' the p~ved streets, ,m6dern I o~es ahd attractively arra ged town, were the reasons for our detiding to ilocate here. , 'I· I

I ; Dring the past nineteen yearst ''J have tried to pay the producers of Imilk, crJam, poultry IJn~ eg~J.aS!highi a price as they coul get any place i~ the state. We have al:1>o tried fu supply the

~Ptsumf~s Withtl. s good, and fresher I ilk, cream, butter and ice cream· thart, they co~ld purchase

an . PlaCi!.~ iIi. 'towA. I' .'

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I ; pJ.steurizeb milk and our dai'ly ~elivery service was begun eighteen years ago. !puring these : ~ears a

i ~aily ser~ice has been maint~ined and we have not missed one delivery during that time.

I ~r'. Elli~ d~mon$trated during the refent snow stormis that he intends to continue this service. 'i ' I . p~st y~ar Homogenized tnilk and the Covertte bottle cap have been added aI).d the equip-

I I 1 . , this ha~ been installed. 1\ clarifier is in the process of installalion. The$e recent im-

IshoW more evidence of present attempt to gi!e the citizens ~~Wayne ~he best pos-pI1~dQk~t. I . I' I

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and maintain t p~ tial office at the 'i-'~''''''illlt:T)1'

past. To all o~ P, trons and cu:swm~1.1i1S, arrYI G. ay, Dick Ellis,

D~le..!~ie~?~f,.~ rmit Stuve, for you more fhalli Fe have words to

and loyal servic. , I r ' ,

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n ,'l\Ii1tJOn. field ddy und"I'.I..!', ,0 thr ('oIJ( ;!(' A ~«,r ..,: 1)(' o\wiln]erllo the flr~t baby of II" I\~r~. C ,I, arc n (' l' ChdJll[Jlf)n l/f'l c-fr,rd ,'~I!JIJitr'd : fII \\ h():n to, H~rald SJbSlTI:J-

I£f)sklmi \\0." ~lccled :,IHTn;m \\'111, r=. ,\,15 naOlcod I rr:-, a~f"l: Chn<:tmas m<J!l <..,' hr I\ebrasl:Cl., Lf)unCJI CIi:lIlIP:lJO,IJf Ih" l\k.Sar-Bl'n ~ho\\' p ,!rr~. ,vkrn .\1ordh(~r:'l L,b n~lOn clubs. fhe n~'w I:ld til,' cfl'lm):!UJ1 Jj,'rr{,!rd. ()wn .. rl' 1. .... I_n~rnwt('r sr:r'\'~c(, S:,'-

JlI go un ulspl,lY tn- I,y (.pn" P'IIY. pi.ul.'d tlJ1I'd In Ihc!rH"'\ RF.A 1:' mOVlllg mto t:~

fll~;:·T. v. ;111 Z

I o~~u~~rf~~I~~:on I Ihr'lr1rrhrf"e ~~\; Cun ~J,71~r~~ IJt~ulr~~t(':f;~I(l~ i'lake lht" Streets

cem. "as "ell «1Iend- IS f f Ch'l J nf' of ()sccull IS II \\ 11'1 I a (-'r or 1 ( ren With ~[~r..: !f~~aJ:\~~~l :'~Il( Ullll( Jl~,~~' [from Tn, ItH(e t ~ whIch Vte In <..af _ talked to Sv.edl~h l""ard I ty \\ork talk Ibout so murh !.rlil·

durmg the cent('nnml, O( T, ZX r II ~t pnze m The H 1- catIOn r ng'In'f'nng EnfurcenH.nt In Omaha last \\cek tid ~ub,>crlptJ()1I ~:lmpal;:;n ""de: \\on il,l(h h,.i\l' a Pdlt to play In Illh

1 rhlee .i',orf()l,{ mrn ~I\ :\Ir~ fllrr;;. Flhud) of \\lnsJd, ,Jlubl'fll rllrlhfrrnur(' th(' III 10 Ihe robhery of !II(' I ,'l,r~. Ldn;l U~\ I'> died '!'url~l'~l): 'I elf(':"O tlH!fI!UL;llly Integ:raterl I ('.I' il

and FI:,cher gan'l."l' In \: l'dn('~drl.Y Tn n r n 1 n~ .. :\orr,,; must h;l\'(' the other fflr a COlTl­

unr rams tota!ect'"' 4.;)4 ScilroC'dc'r <illd :.\llwrl \\:Jh~m ;HI' IP1"I.E'IY ... U('(','!>~ful oprratJOlll. Ih,,1 < Thompson's white horse h(' tnrlud, d 1I1 the. mld\~('<;t.f'rn \\'~' (I!uld llol Cll'cf)mp.iJsh Ihl~ Jf,f)

, . for Fourth uf, group \',r.lCh \\'211 lour blf· W1Thoul brmL;Jnjj m all Ihll'_' h(' fairgrounds. A: oPt' nexl month IJr S. A. L~tgen pha,s!':, mtn tile program. < Schulz fHrm I announced th~' sf:llc of th(> \\ ayne 1 hi' f(~llnvJ1ng' sugge:.tlons n'p-

, appears in full hC:'ip!1ul to (llfford ;\1 U?hl and r(,,,pnt :1 l;ro<ld approach to thl'>

Country GentJemun ~~i~~ll a~;: \~;~:I~~;' h~~~~:r~n °h(~re~ I: ~J~'~J,I,~~;~~ ~~f)~e cSr~5~~~t~~nth~I~'gl:.':;~ rJ(J~~)\" 4 :\C'bra'Okan'i ran I rur 10 17hr:e~ I~~~}~ ('~;o~~~~ ~o r~c~~~~~ frlrm ancl \'flied ['epubllcan In the 1 LX'forc they can follow 'thrOUgh gf'llt'ral eil'CtiOll Tu,-'sclaY The high lone-hundled per cent. . ~('h()ol hand part lcipatpd In Band EduC".atirm day in Lincoln SaturdClY AUlhOl'l-1 1. Safe ly lri'llCltlU:1 ought to" tICS are lIl\('stlgalmg a ~('n('::, of crJmmand equal consld.erauon With lI<lllowcen pr<lllks which re~u1t('d aCildrnw: subjects 10 plann:nr.: 10 damage to more than 15 cars I schDol curncula In the hi 'h aye: the weekend. 1.~~'hPol ... thIS !-Ihouid inc.lude Dn\~ r

:"iOV_ 11--:\lr5, ;'\.[ax Ash was : Ji:ducatlOn The training: (jf tl,,~ named chall'man uf ,t,he county i ahdd IS 01 llttle value WIthout tI.l! American ~glOn auxllian' at thc I preservatlCJn of the chlld. eonventJon In Carrol] TUC'$;d<J.y. The i :2. School safc-ty patrols al( a COUnl} s fIrst traffIC fatah!} \~a=-Imu.,,! They prOvIde a channel f I (cordf'd last Thursday \\hen dad} emphaSIS on croS=-JOg ::.trll.:b Glenn :'I1:jers \\d5 kJlled '1 he \\ 10- IClfl..lY sldc TnnlTy Lulncran (llUrch "i1i l -) Junlu-r ::-:oaf('t} CounCIl In III scne Its annual bufL.tlo suppc r ,11001 opLralmg- m conJunclJ J/l

ncxt 'thursday, II lth lile ~Iud('nl council :"I'O\' 18 Band Boosters .... 111 1 BIcycle m~pectlOn and safety

spon..,or;l hcn('flt "quarf' ddnc(;' Sat- rogram urda) nIght R('\ U B Proett \'as I t:s Parents assume thelr full TC'"I nBmed prl$ldf'nt of the KiwanIS I ponslblllt} 10 thc safety cduca club for the cf)mlng' )cur RI"cS f thclr children I A~t ed

~S~~('hC~~r~hl~re;~~~ i~~dc~!r~~lr ~!drlc~ /t ~llT~~~~is° ~ r red Ahhors and (.(rtrudc I3iyes I h1 tf'achlng lfl schools Accor'dmg to reports. from ,the ag· 'ood example In wcilking drl\'­rJ"ultura! agc'nCll'S, the count) has ng, h, ActJ\ely support and work

"the ue5t qu<ilny corn 'lth the PTA. crop eVf'r En~ln(,l"'ring

:'\"O\',~,j (l\'er a foot of .<-now I Streets should have adequah~ combined with ",kel and high Winds cross \,,:a I k:; oamted and maJn­caused cxtenSI\'(, damag:c 10 com- fained, mllnlc;·ttlon~ lines, i.<;olatlO~ Wayne f!. f'arkmg should be rrst[lc!f'rt and oth('r towns in this part (if In pro\'ldl' adequate sight dlSl n l1cc.., SLllC', \\. C. Swanson's shorl wavf' al cro .... s walk:-.. radio station was 1 hi' only mean" of ,:3 InSlalJat lon, of schoOl traff ,c communication. I£<lrolrt \\-'e'st rl'- Cflnlrol df'vicC's based upon fdctucll opC'lwd hJ.~ barber shop JJ1 the studle's . Hendrickson f buildmg Tuesday. J<:;nrIJrl't'ml'nt Rc\'. Alvll1 Giese has accepted the 1. A selectivC' enforcemrnt pro­pa:.torate of the First Church of gram tl(' mamtainc<i at all cro::.s Chri~t in Slorm Lake. la. walks outlincd in item 1 undn En­

Dt:(', 2 The city council has or- gin('ering, insofar as polIce pcrson­dered the installation of thrce clec- nel is avallalJle. tnc traffic signals on Main street. . :1. A litmng gcneral ("nforcement

R('\'. A. Van J?pnschoten of Nco- ~~%grc~~;p~~nt~~i~~~~e~r~:~: ~}'Snl~: ~~~:n;S~~;t~~tt~~Jr~~os~~: citJZ(ms should gi\'e their support dity. succecding Hev. Rohert Bulk- in thr interest of 5avin~ life and

who left last summer. Dr. J. limh, perhaps their own, .... lk6pie has sold his oPtometry '3. fYfA groups and ~chool ad­

William koebcr of l\ministrators should work closely ______ .~~.,.~t~~~~-~~ficials.

You're, Wise>

to include Saving in your

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New Year Resqlutions '&ave

in the frieadly

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Walter W it is a Negro with skin so nnyone- who'd es not knO\\' the facts would

An AutOlJlogr~p y EVf'"ryonf' Should Rf'ad I

for a white m n. He has written the st.ory~! .' life and work and c lled it "A Man Called WIJ'it¢ ... It is a story of a a who chOse to remam H N(>gro- n sUrting record actjo~ in his people's c' u~('. It IS not a hitter bobk but it l~ ahout bitter filcH. :;\J'olhi,ng like it has ever E'en written before, We i1 tbe mJd-

:;tS~oW~ i~d1f~eO e~~C:~d~~t~\ ~~t~~~~~i~t~~tl~I~::niSa~~ ~uch a crimc~ns though w .. had S.'hOWil HCtj.Ja.l preju_ dice and hatr . To passively condone ajn net ion renders one ju t as,guilty as tui{Jng; part in it. -------~--- -

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30 Years A'g"

Jan. 9, 19~9+TCJCgram$ s('nl from i N('wp0rt News by Car ol~ Orr, Rich'nrrt Fort)('s, Frilnl{ HoC' and, Fred He ,ke~ were recelvC'd Sunday a'llIlouncing t~r safe arr v 1 from overse<ls " H;IY Hickman has be('n appoin cd as district inspC'clor ,in t h(' do­par menl of roo s of the stl'l.le , . ' Re\', J, 'i~. Kraft pastor of the Sw dish Lutheran church in '\Va]H'J idd

has resigned '1' The Wakefi@!rI high s{Fh~101 boys are nO,t having, ilitary drill during th~ C(>1d \\'(';Ilhrr , , , Edwar~ Nl mann returned to (amp Fun'-;10n

.~o~~akr~ri~.a ~~'~~~~~\{u~t~~:~;" h01~~rn' r~~~ missioned a cbp ain in Ill(' nlecllcal corps. Dr. F

~a~~~l~C, \~'Illn 'n~~~r~~~c or~~~t~~~'lJ U;:n~l(:I}.'~I;.~.I~'~' ~~~ girl friends at a taffy pul! Friday, . , A VISit to tne H, J. Mincr fa.r ~outh of to\\/n show-" SOl1fll' 11n(' Im­provements ip t e shapf' of a mnmmoth: nt'w barn and an elcctr~c I rhtmg "ystrm Ihat l]lurtllnatrs all th", buildings,

if: if:

25 Years AgJ

~~~e~u~~;~~ Xi ( ~e p~l~'~l~{'~.,~~~r ,~(),U}J!~H~)~S!~':II~'I~:' :r;~'

, J~n, ]0. 192~' -·An oil company is l('ilsinl.'; 1;:ll1d Within tile 2~ "q a.re.miles Iymh., fc.lur n.'i.!I~" ('.ast and

to thc Norml11 rOm lIw cl:1S'-; nl Fll.-) h,I" 1)1'( n mounted on fe nessee 1.&ull!C' and Plac~d 111 front of the adminlst tln building ,,!\l!". an l\lrs. Cl1f­ford Penn are INCh rgc of the cafctf'rw. a 1hC.StCl.lf' Nonnal , .. 1 e bers of the drum corps of the Wayne firemen a~tend('d the stat(' conv('ntlOn of firemen in Bea rice ... Fn'c de . ..,11'oYf'rt i the' news­paper .sh?p an(~1 sevCra! sl0fe" .in \\'lsncl' Jas! wC'ek, . , . \\. F. Lang n~rg of Hoskll1s loppc~ 1h(' Sioux City cattle rna et Jan. 2 with a load oW IIprl'iord steers which -"o,d f r $~.7.1 per hundf('d , . , A local meat market a~,er isc-d prime qWH1f'rs of lJ(,I'f at 11

~~: ~~s~f~i~ ifl ~r~U~~e'u~o~}:~I~~ ~~:~£:l~~ ~I~~ room house, 'qu rtd- block of groIJn,d, frud and shade trces, south .fro: t, on pa\'ing, ,~ll()I!.

l~?'q--R,!pl.'n Richpr nnd ?ir~inia Tf0\1~­, of honor h:1\''!n2; earn('cl liIO

s1..1rT('d :":chool :\1ondilY al from Sw('cicn nbollt :\ month

. h 1he Fr(lnk Ho!ms Lvdin Vahlkamp wrrr man-I,'r! \\'cu-

. The dralh of Thonwi: Tlf'Longr of me five' rrlY18ininc; CI\'il war county. ,The count v IJo;)rn

compenc;alion for rn;I!"1 Hm'!\. tillS !"inc an /lOllr: mIll :Ind 1\\1)

I m:Hl. :r-~I(' hOllr Fi:lrlsil(jl"n 11:1\'r1 !t';l:-,NI till'

j'(' n'm()d('II)H~ II f()r flltlll'f' ~Jr ,Inri \11.~. j':d\\drd HII­

V. C; \VJlli:llll'.; ('r~lf'rt;lil11'rI a

nt a 10 be

... \'['('el briclgl' I r,houlll he 1 is ('o~ting

nccc1rd. i\1cmOl'j,li

vHlage 'Will constl'llclion, Many

(lround ! he

l.OCAL~ \\';I!II'1' ;-;;l\'ld:.:(', ,iI, qr Omaha

\j'>lt,1I Jlh pall'nls LIst Thursday, :'ILllJ:lll J() H:I,'nllarn returned

SUIHLI\" tl) 11('!' 1.';Jchlng- ClutiL's In

Y~II1;';'t;)!1 (lftn "JH'ndll1g 1)1(' holJ­din" \\ i1 h t he Glenn Dumiwms,

Sunrlav flinn,'!' gu('sjs al the Emil S\\-nll.c,nn home w('i'e ::vIr: and .:\·lre;, (liar :'-Jelson and Doris., ::'Ilr, and .\11". ],;1)" /\ml{'rslln ilnd ~lari­Iyn. :\1l'. ~llld :\1rs. Carll Lindvall and ('I'd S\\an~,on. ~

)]r :I,ld :'vII'S, Dean I ughcs and family and :'vlrs, H. R S ith sprnt

N(l\\, Y,'ar's daY' -,vith the Wal­lac(' lfuglws fnmlly,

:\11', und Mrs, Carrol~ Orr and Mr. ami ::\Jrs. Dill Orr ricturncd to Lint'oln 1"riday. They \\(.'1'(' hC'I'c for (ilL' (:;1\'J.naugh-Claycomb wcd-

dmg. i Lenor<' Ramsey retut ed Sunday from Indiana where:ill spent the holidays wilh 1"('I'1tj\'cs.

l\Ir. and ~lrs, Hudolpr Lorenzen and family, ::\11'. and ~lrs-' \Villa:d Blccke and family, and! Mrs ... WJ!­}jam Riecke were New ,Year's day dinner gue~ts at t1, Leonard I3leckc horpe.

1\11'. and M'I's, Frank onge call cd at the Carl \\"olters home Sunday even mg. i

::\.Ir. and :\1rs, Frank onge called. at the Carl \Voltcrs h me Sunday evC'nmg,

Mr, and :\.lrs. Pete Jo~gensen vis-­ited the Otto Lutts Thursday eve-

There's still time,

REM,EMBER ... All

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tar cast sdtJers might e driven arQ'a entirll'ly,

Suffi(,e to say, they were not. thE' 1('liritorial militia, the p.awncc $couts, and such units Cis could be

t?eaJ~~!r~~, t~~dr~~~~~f/~?;~r c~~~ • end of the war, peace wa~ restqrec1 to the region.

J LOCALS

of

Dress Shoes Carmelettes ... N aturalizers

Up to $10.95

$5.95 $6.95 $7.95 Thursday, Friday, Saturday

Jan.S,7,8

VVagner Shoe Store Reduction sale as we are moving to a new location

in the present REA offices.in the near future

Be an Early Bird!

dy to Get I nto the Fields at

First Breaf:h of Spring

spring" work, to get e\'cry

the farm in good shape, so that

through from spring to fall

ble. Farming is no picnic, no

tools are. But if they're re<i!dy be a nightmare. That's why

ir your cquipment now. Don't

rush if you want to avoid

you out of the fields when you

them.

Ii'", ....... ",." Day in Wayne Jan. 13

.farm Equip INTERNATIONAL

SKILLED MECHANICS

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~oll1plctely ! Equipped

Repair and Service Department

• COM:PLETE STOCK

OF PARTS I

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I '! .. UCTION

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TU~E IN - - - _

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in stock w(' can't begin to list therp , lock en to help make this new year

Vh,'lJ kppp your spirits up for :you signed t he Record RE'gistC'r yet

15th for another FREE AL· '$ all tbere is to it.

That Isn't Love, What Is? .If'rry Wayne and Jandte na\"~s

Ro!'.f' Dinning Si<;td,> Saqd ... of 'j'pxa" .Gt'll(' .\utry

I Hate to Lolte ¥ou Benny Go~dIl14n TtUlt Certain· Party ...

. Dom D~)', Buddy Clark . Tommy Dor'>e-y

.Do\\"n Among thf' Sbpltf'"ring Palm.. :. Eric Whltle-y, GrN'n Shiter ..

Twe-Itth Str1'f'"t Rag; SOlhebody Else, Not l'rlc . Fee\-\·ee Hunt lAND you havt'n·t hpard it all y(t; he's cut another hot OTl('-) Waha".h. Blut''!; High Sotlt'ty. P.eewe€ Hunt

~~~a~t\7~~ah:~~~it~~ :·~J~n('b~~et;_~~~o~;.a~~.~~~:U~~ i~~~kS~·i~~:'~~ "a,bt' You'll Bf;' TIIt'r .. ; ·Dark Erf'"s Gordon Jt"nkins Littl+- Bird Told :\If'"; \\-'bat Did You Dn to :'tlf'"~ Blue Lu Barker La\·f'llllr-r Hlllf'; Thf' l\Ia1.ad~ . .. Ja('k Srnilh Ln\·t-n']f'r Hlllf'; ~o Dear to ;tly H.-art Dinah Short' rar :\\\a)" I'hl("(''': :\1"y Own Tn!l' Lo\e :'t1urg-arf't \\ hltlo;:;-rar Away Pluc·f'''; Sa.v It Every. Day Dinah Shan' Trl"t'" in. thi" Meadow; I'm Sorry But I'm Glad iUargaret Whiting

{~~~:;~ti~1 ~f'~~~'I. ::(~;\t.~~.f' BI" Hat Polka 'Iar~~~~t~;~tti~; ~;~~ll~l~i~t [H~~~n;~f' ~t:;~~:: I Do? 111)~~t '~~~~~ C.a!\\uy Ha); 'ry GirY",An Irl"h (iirl nine: ("r·.J~!J?o

By thf" Wa~·; III th~_rttl~ll~ra \~;a~JJ{~~w tlltl Jo ~Iaf[or(t Hair or Gold; Ramblln~ Ro .. f' Gordon ;t[!1C'Rae Dainty Brt'nda [.Re-; A, Stmwb .. rry :\1000 JSf'k :o-\mlth

Iiold "p~ \\hf'"n I el~Jh~yO~ .... ;~ a hom'),) ,Jot' AIf'"\.uIHIe-r .Prl"tt)" Bahy; I\rte-r YOlI've Goof' {'Jifnp t;ltlll~e Tarra-Ta-I..arra-Ta I.arl; ·OTl(,(- in Lo\"{' \\ith Amy Ut'an llarttlO P~h.,?nf'r of 1,t)\f' SH."g;1 Tra~·:lin7 Sa!,,'Oman, Polka ,.'0 St~ffort.l

I ~()1 hlng Jlk .. II SITl('1 her 11m- r:I-~h\ln Slw lI·am~ up \.:1 h Hcd IngJ!' on onl' Sidj and With Tl'x \VJlltam" o~,tl't' ,:liH:r 1

Rih ,'oint; HC'hlnd thf' Eigh~ Beat f t"f'(Idle :-,lj1rk I A hlg ~('l('ct io~ of FredulI". numbers in stock I ,

:\.t t hI' F1 .... ing \\"; Sls..~f Hal D{'~· .. m «('It-'[") ~talk't Ilt Mhlnl~c; Do"" thl' Road a Piece·,

_ i Will Bradlf'Y. Ray ?\[(,Ki~l('r Strang .. Cargo; South~aw St'rena.de ~radley-:\I("Rin14'}-SlfH"k B.-lIa Bf'lla ~\.Iarip; Thf .\lonf'Y Song , Andrl'ws Si~1f'r .. So Tirt·d; Ramhllng R9..... Boh Fbtrly (;'loria; I Want to Bf' tjh,. Only One :\liJl'"l BrnUirr..; f~\"f'r.v Day I I.on Yelll :\lusle i" lht· I,and \"aug:hT~ )IUl~roe

I \\·v·\{' gOL 1::\·I·I":J VfiY I Lo':e You w:th Dlr'k lIa~ml·'. ,,,,,,, It' .. Too Soon to Rom\: I Can't (.0 on Ella l'it7.g?!"aJ·l I'\(' (;01 'Iy L(I\t' to K~('p )ole \\'ann; :\lorf' B"l'r ..,t:uhgbtl·ri \·ou (l"UllP"U Long \\a~ from :-it. Louis: For IlPa~;; ~~.l~'lnlt'"Y

nnl",h Tho,,{' Tl'a~ro.n Yuur F..p .... ; RC)"'f' of 01' I'll\\fIt{' Fo\" \\ iUinf;;"

It'., :\lagk: I'ut 'Pill in a 80"\, Tip 'pm with a Rlblwll Vorl,> ()ay l'ncll'rnf'ath the Art·hc',"; Ju."t for :'tIe "nu)" RU$'iell rndf'rnf'ath the :\t<·h .. li; I \\'l1nt Horne -:'troney Thf' S(,H'naJiers Thp ~IJ{ht lIao; a TholiSand E)f's; :Hadpmol,*Ue lIorten .. 11l

: Guy Lomb.rdo

V.:f' h,"1\"f' <;f'\·l'r,q1 porU1bl(' plaYN<; in stock now from $22,5 'up. Portahlp ri'ldiOs ami "ih1al! iflh]r.o model radiOS frrlm SI9.9. up. CalT:Jing caq's for rpcnrrlo;;, slorage albums, lleed,l:"s \v'haJt do you lllld'" ::Vlayb(' \\(' han' it SlrJp In

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~ ayne Co~ Farms OF THE ES ATE OF HAlITlE FIELI:l JACOBk, DECEASED, I WILL OFFER FOR SALE,

S ~UCTION, TO THE HIGHEST BIDDE~ FC)R CASH, AT THE COURT HOUSE AT WAYNE, =' 'l"'l:St~A!''','', 'THE REAL ES ATE HEREINAFTER D,SCRIBED, ON

: 'a~?","~~~uary 17 '~== ~egal : Detl c:riPtio~

~outheast Q~arter (SE~) of Se tion Twenty-three (23), Township (2'i1j), North, R~nge Th ee (3), East of the 6th P. M., in Wayne

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Southwest Qr~arter (SWII/ 1) -of S~ction Twenty-three (23), Township -seven (2'), North, ~ange l1h ee (3), East of the 6th P. M., in Wayne

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These two fine! farms are ~oeated~hree and one-half miles north of Wllyrle, Nebra~ka, on State High ay Hi, and one mile west thereof, anlll are eonnec~ed with R~A. Wei vite you to inspect these farms be-foue the date of sale. I

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I cash, subject to the approval of th~

The sale will remain open for onA economy_ Ihey are the engineers and tech- ,I.t went intp production, experimental -I nkions of the General Mot<:>r5 Proving _ models were tested-mode to show that

wlll be rE1<:juired to pay ,15',:0 pash· on, Ground-the largest, most completely they possess, In greater measure than ever, 1",()l1lfirrMlt.l()n. A reason.able amount .. of tiTne "ripl equipped, outdoor testing laboratory in all those qualities on which Chevrolet has

I. ).I.U IP ~ the automobile world. built its leadership.

Abstract of ~'[I tie will be dehver~d show, Here, before a single new 1949 Chevre- In short, t~e General Motors Proving Y\Y'I-..,,"ety is' now frer 1 and clear of alllenc~m1 Ground tests pre yoor assurance that your

, I' 1 ' .1 I new-mo~el Chevrolet has proved its worth I through many months and many, JIlcny

, I ' thousands of 'miles of rough handling.,

I I Soon you Will see the new ChevrQlet-"

! I ,: an~ whe;n yo,",' dp, you will see Q c,?r not ..

R •• a'.s ELL AU'.IO"iiO I, I. ' .' I I! ' VlAYNE, NEBR. _. " _F.P'H(J~NF:l 1

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i') II;lfll~.lt;I:~.:~~:;:~:I/yr~;~Z:II·l;'Jl;I\~': ;N~r :~~~s ~~: .. Reuben Buss and lI'aoH,· ... ..,....... 11.+,11 jPcggy visited at the Ed l\:olJath

~(,:"~:lr\(,I/:~(.,~'\(.t;:I~~;t~II\}1 ~:. :.!]::rt"~~~ Ji~~y~~~rrt~/~~~~e; or ~~a~~a~ IIIH!rU(·t,.d to dr;jw '\a!-ralitH for Mr. and Mrs. E['VoIm Ulrich and Ar-I l:~~~ 1?~:.I~;.r';~ ,~.H:V::;,t~;t~i,~,.1; I :~:J ':r~I,j',\\I~~::; ItJ:t~r Falk werc Wc~nesday evening

F"lllitlh\~:;~\Mm~:.'(~;~" h\;~()';f):j~'(~)~\~Jiru~ ;~/l;~ home on New Year's lay, -. ..

viol til),.; Y'n 0:lllin \1)1111; :\"n.i Ull.' !Vlsltors at thc H. C. Falk home III IlHd 1"11 {'~rr iI',!. . !honOl' of ·Mrs. }<'alk's bIrthday an-I

Tile fullowtl)J.:" bl~1 wl'ro rcad. Tlt'·ro· tWin).,;" tlU~ fut 11 PI h(l.~JIIPH~ !niverSary. 'YII~'Il" l[('r~·I~r("I~~(I)(".~~t~j!,gl' .$ ~.j.j the mn'UIlg- lld\'~,.Jr~led"t'H1J:"EI: !. ~r, and Mr>. C?illJcrt S.cl;a~f.cr ~:_~~(~~_~~:: f r~~I_~~':":' ~. __ . . ___________ -t- ~~~b~~~ ::tC~~:lCl:n~j~~I~S~~lY h~)I~,~,~I guests

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By Mrs. Erwin A. Ulrich

NOl'folk, 10 sjJendlllg sl'vcral day~ wilh her pan'nls, lVIr. and MIS. Ed- .'\11 WII1 Meierhenry. tl·, I Mr. and 1\11":;. Gilbert ilnnhardt I

Storm Dllmag-,·s J.,inr... Mrs. Ray .Joc/H'lls· hirl h(l~v :Inni- :~~~ ~~Ug/~1cer~~~~vr~lg~~r\~'~'~T ~.:;~;;~ Th d Rain, slp('1 and icC' laIc Monday VCrsary. Gu(':--ls W('re Mr. <tnd Mrs S d ft '

Wir~rtonU~ai1~y,s~gP~~ ('v('nmg. ag:llll put REA and lelp- Erwin Ulrich. rvkrwy,~', Gpnf' <In(i I uJ~/~~ aLC~n~~I~~'cdc spent Nl'W I Leonard lIallrcn phone IJI]Ps In the lIo.'1klns arca Vernf', Mr, and Mrs. R;H.y Jociwns, Year's eve at the EdWin Strate I

t c r s retUJ ned frvm oul of 01 der I LannI(' and Sallty Je~n, H:vrrly pomc, I Wednesday mght -- JPRtl Sch('urlch alf1d J,~mps Schcu- Mr'. and Mrs. Edwin Slrak and M~ Don Jones .md At Asmu't Horne rich of Not/olk Ar]p~t Walk!'! of I dnd l\1! find Mrs 1 d .\1 ld~ a Ilger dunng the ANl'wY(a! <"c\cPd!lywasheld ¥or!, and I'.ina Walkcl of Norfolk I \\CIC New YCHS day

Mrs Gordon Magd nz were Ml and Mrs Dutch Opfer, sprveo at the close of thp afler-and Norman Ande on and MIS Glen l<~rlnk Mr and noon , ,Uld Mrs HaIrY Stlill(' 11-mas eve supper gu ts Mrs liaF]an Herbolshelmcr_ The ~on GtR[h,'[t thcaRt S<llurdRY abd JoAnn wire SU]J!JCt I

Lar on Luncheon \\ as serv d. • .. ;:;:~ s~~('~~c ~K:('nO Ce hiS ftan 4

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and Mrs. Henry Langenberg spent Saturday ('\'Cnmg I

. Russel Pi yor home ncar I l\~r~. Henry Langenberg \'JSJtcd Sunday evening . Pfeiifer home. Walker, \vho t~achcs York, rl'turnod Sunday

the huhd,ay::; With

wcek d ~ at Inc Hans Asmus home Guests Rilthrl<-l.y e:.l.kl' and ICC crpam \\pre guests at the llatl) ;:;;tl<-ltc

home cyenmg was ~ppnt l~l~Ytng cards. ~n VISI ('( la I Ct rl\)('n Falk the .l<.dwll1 Sll (j t l' hUllle

guesl$ at --- ~ Q rI" M W II f,1 W F. SPI< ngdel 1111 home I Far M,·s, Fall< DaJ r.\\Bpre S~~Ulct.!/a P.r('~~~~ ~~~ were TW"'sddY SUpp(f Mrs Fn'd KIf'f'llsH.ng and Andc~n, MIS Sam Uilich rs.lprwjn Ul- tor a1" th(' Paul Dcck1home at the Curl llJllLJ1idn 11 Kr;Jll~(' wrrl' New l'f'ar· . ..,

and VI.I:glnta nch, Mrs Peler UI Ich, ~nd Mrs. r and Mrs Erne t Piell and guesl~ at the ~rs. MmnJC SQPfer Fred Joch('ns ~ppnt edm-.sdaytaf .. Evelyn Wf'If' Sunday v('mn VlSl- <l/ld MIS .l:dwU1 Mel(lhtnlY 'home.

Gucrncy Han on ternoon al tile II d. ,Falk home tor~ ~ the PAul Deck orne g l\11 and Mrs nlU\)t nil :tllli \lls. J: E. Potier \HTC U1 ryonor of Mr.; l'ci1k's blrth,day l\1"r. anti Mrs Ene Mrlf'rhC'nry son.., Mr and Mrs fLu lY I ! at tIll' ;\11:-' 1\lmnlC Krau:--c

. Mrs. Perry Johnson t,nd annl\('rsa~y. The afternoon ·.was and: Mr. anri Mrf;. E Maa" nnd r nnd s0!1s of ~ayne, aJ1~ Mr. . Sundi-lY l·v('nJng. , : at th~ John N. John on spent SOCIally. LunCh was servcd. Phyllis Sr>r'rll Nf'w Yrar's evc ' 11J's. ("rl ]Imunan \ISlkdl MinnlC KrClUsP <l.nd :\1ar-In Wakeflcld Monday af er- Mrs. Falk recciced scver\l gifts. th(' Erwin Ulricil hom('. I uftC':n.oon.at l~L' lJulc ,:\111- ~ 11!'d Sunday afternuon at

, ___ Mr. ami Mrs. Sam 'UlriC'll La- ~r home ncal \VJJ1s1dl'~ en home and I'vlrs. Perry Johnson ·knd AnnOlln('p, Engagf"mt'nt Donna Hnd Lorrainf', ind Mr'. and Mr. and Mr:; .. D.ell. }< I:-'("hl',t .. ;~~d I rs. Manley W!l~on

at the Earl Garvlfl h.qrnc At a small dinnlpr pari), IHst Mr!'!. Cl<trC'ncC' SdIlTO('(1 r wC'n' rlln- oil('rt of Montdnd spf>nt (hrr!;t~ were \"lsitor~ at Tuesday. 'week HI th(' Andcr$on home, Mr. npr gupsls al Ibe J. rWJn Ulrich imfls night at the Llu}J Lar:;~n Ison IlOnw.

lIa\'ener was a Thursday and Mrs. ]\,('r AndC'rson of Hos- honir SundHv. :home. and ,\1I'S. Glen Frink and guest at the Perry Johnbun kins announced lh(' rngagpmenl of Mr. and MI-. ..,. Iknry A..,mu.., and M.r. an? Mr.., Lloyd ~als(~n andl I Sunday l'~cnlng

tIH'lrdHughtcr. Bonltlip, 10 Winston family were Sunda)." I-IflC'rtloon family \\l're ;It Ihe '\It \\ll'lwr/ thC'I.lcrmanUIJicrll S. Aj)('rnalhy of WB.shinglon, n. c. callf'rs ill tll(' E. O. Bdhmer home. h~lme m No.rf.olk. las 1 Sunday l'q·-I Gu('s1.o.; \\'('1'(, Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Mr. and Mrs. A. Bruj:;J..V'lllfin .<Ind nlng for,Jel1nJ!l!';<; elghlh IJll·thd(lY I and Mrs. Ene I

~~¥~~n(~ln~'J'(~fio~h~rrle~nirrt;fi~ ~~~:~r, ~%;~~ ~~Ir~~~.Y~~~rr~~~s~~~·1;J~ an~~illl~\C(!:~~~t'~~l~,~~1~7n;:~:~ g~l(~,I~\~! ( Idlnn,r'.rh~~;~l.~u::~a):. I And('r~on of Omah;l .<Inri Mr_ and Yolk. last Wednesday at Ow Lluyd L<l1'- and ;\11'.-;, EI"\ In Haasr ;lnd Mrs, AlVin Ahlman of Norfolk. Emma Hill relurn!'d 10 Lincoln sen home, ' itnd l\lr~ Emma BUrI1('1ti Mr. Abernathy is spending the Monday afler s,penig .the past '. M.r. and Mrs. Lluyd Larsen an(l Sunda\,! e\'{:'nmg J..:u('sts al .an Christmas hohdays at lhe Ander- two weeks I-It fhe ham' of her par- Ifa.mlly and Mr. and ;\lrs. lJell r ~uppcr at the Gerhart Gnlrk son home. enl!'!, Mr. anrl Mrs, Juli sHill. Fls,cher and Robert uf J\1ontarla

------r:rrlnlty Luth,'rJn' (,hun';, 'f;:J~r\0~~i1IJ~I~/3Z;;aurn r~r~\'ni~rl r:r~~'nC~~;~l~~85 dil)' ill the Jilmc.'~ ~r~f~~t~l~a'~U~~a~I~\~ J~~I~~~I (J{e\'. wi':' Sprf'tlt:'plpI, 1)<1.o.;tor) TUl]s"11ay from 111(' ho"pJ1<11 and flrf' Mr. and 1\1rs. William Langl'l1- I J;.w. 9: l)1\'jnf' sehkc'at 10:00 sp"nning ,..,('vC'ral flays;lj the Paul berg and farmly, :\11'. ami .:\11'..,. AI- . II' l\liltr.-btCll'dl. was i1n

Sunday school fl.t 11'00. D('ck homp. TI1!'y an.' Mrs. Hro- nold Wittler and family, Mr. and i ht guest at the .:¥1crvJn Rlblf' ctElss· and· choir r('hC'Rrsftl g-rrn's pllrl'nt". Mrs. Henry Langenberg, jl'. i!nti 1 home In l':orfulk.

and 9:00. '. , p-ler and d(J.ught('rs WCre supper MI". and Mrs. Walter . II Edl were dmner gupsts

KEEPS ROADS AND fEEDLOTS OPEN

DEARBORN

BLADE SNO PLOW • \Vin O\'cr willt~r! On yo~tr Ford Tractor this po\\crflll snow plow will kct'p man and animal happy. I\lalH'') dlOres (:csi~,~ ~Htl';ides safe, sure footing hy keeping- ro,H!:" b i1CS, 11;}ths and feed­lots open. (;1.'1:-, t!;e nni!m,~11 arid dortcr through ..

J\ttud'~s quic:dy b.~ B!Cans of the Dearborn Ulli\"('r~,al Fr~>lJ!c (::n,.~dla:)lC" ;)f extra cost) that puts the thrw_·t a;;ninsi rear ~~::,:1c fe;' iJO\\crful drive and. beUJr tr~,ctiOl~. Lif~s ;:~ntl lo'n~rs by Hydraulic Touch Contxo!; IJbdc :t:~~Jc z-;dja~ts. Rear attached implement::. ma) he usc~ \\ "hilt: SH01-\' plow remains attached. Get OUI' low price! And) visit our parta and service departmcnb, 100.

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CARROL4 NEBRASKA C'\,f'ry \Vf'dn('sriay ('1/enmg- at 8:0U Mr. ;md Mrs.lIllrlan Hcrllohhci- , Mr .. and :'I-lrs Alllirsch and nd ;\1I"s. Carl !'.llttt'I!-'lrtedt

l Adult In:lrt,I.CIIOrj C.la<;<; evd1 g'U~ls a1 the Hao.s Asntrus,hom£'. LoUIse. Langt'n!J('rg c.)[ . day at the H. C. ~1it-ThU~~~M~I~~"OO .• ~ .~M~ ~~.~~~q~~~~~~·~~~'~Y~.~"~~~'~d'~II~n~'I~.~~~~~~~=~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ so~::f e~'~r~~g\~I~,~~1\~~~I:/~7'8':~~ j{;r~~dM~"~~} G~dt~kc::e~~~ r.:

. gyc~1s at .a waffle s,uppl.'r at the

(~I':~n\~~~:u;~~~I~~~~S I~;~~;:s ~~~~~~~~.h;~~ ~~:.- ~~SI.:~~I)l r=r~~~n ~~~ie~ll:~.m~I~~~d;ri~ 1 hll1an and Mrs. Fr.ank Cunningham 1r~ ~~ ... ~~bl(' scho~l ~V.llh ClaSS-land f<l.rnllY. sp(:nl Ncw YCAr's day

. and Mrs Paul Raesida. of C"~ ~OI, all .d.gC g:rou!Js. IIHrol~ ~I- at tl1(' Mrs..- Clau. s Riltthrfliln, sr.. Christmas dinner I neh, s.upe!,'mtf'ndpnt 11 a.m. dlVIflC homc In Pilger. '

at Cunningh .. am' wo hlp. {.30 p.m., lYouth Fellow-. Shirky Wittler' and Shirlr'y Hnd

I shi~. 7:30 p.m ... fld~Jt class study. DonnH Neitzke I w('re 0\'('rnlgI11 !v1rs. Cunning'l~am 8:b p.rn, worship .. i. gLl('Rts Monday al th.1' 1'rl'Cl Joch-

, monlhly husJnC'ss R d SOCIRI of tl1(' Mr. (tnrl Mrs. Fred J!I<;h('ns were Coleridgc land Randdlph I 0;0 MlWdar CV(,nJtTftg, Jan. 10, thc ens honlf'. i

. M.I.'S. Frlank C;Unnl!ng -. YI,)U .. I.h ;'P1.IOWS.hiP a rt on Fri~ay SIJllda,¥. r'\'C'. ninJ; ViS1l1tr!i at jhe Thursda:,l evening cal- c\cmng. ,Jdrl. 1·1, uur Quar1prly.< on- firv. L. • ..11.,Sohl homC'. ,

Mrs Em;rta Davis home ferenc(' undC'r the (' alnn;ul.o.;hlP of Mr. and fV1rs. Lawrdncc Jocilf'ns , Ann Black - wa!:J a: ('ontpl'encp supertnl ndent, Vol. G. werf' dmnct guests SUnday at the

, aftprnoon and supper I Rcm!)olt of Lmcolni Frl'd Joehl'ns home. !I1r. and Mr<;. 1-11 til(' VC1'nl(' Hllrl!wrt homc' ... You arc welcome at all our scr- Jul!us .R.t'if'w and son iw('rc aft('r-ryl TJ(~tgpn was ,II Ill(' 011u' vices. noon vlsllors. : 1101111' ThursdflY aflf'rnoon. Mr. anri Mrs. Tll'n,ry!Lan.gcnl)('rg

(Inc! Mr~. A~ Ticlqcn and Cl~:~I;~:~n ~~'~~~I~~jn~;" 1 ~;'~~\~~n~~ ~·l~l"\r:~~~~a;;:I'I~~~~I~~r~(:Sllors al . M~. and Mrs .. Vernle H~,rl- !n LH1l'oln S<-l.lurrlar arIel' spend- Mr. Clnd Mrs. V('r~on 'Behmer,

Karen, Mr. dnd, Mrs. Celrl mg thf' past In dilYj-, al Ihc Ed Ma]'ci<-l. lind ,Jimmy I Wpr(' New .' Rlcha.rd

y a .. n~l . l:J . .sH~ WC'r(' Winl('r homf', Yf'ar's riinnf'r and sllPIPCr gucsts at

Toh~~!~k\~~~~mg guests at the Ot- Mr. and Mr<;. Art Ahlman and lh(' Gilhprt Fletc\lf'r h~me M C _ "<.;' " 1- . daughtf'r ami Mr and Mrs. Harve Mr. amI Mrs. Henr~ Asmus and d ric dtld ~ ... vd'n~c I~bprJIKucsler and fl-lmlly wer(' 6 o'clock fHm!ly \\"pre Sundl-lY t1mncr gursts

f<n h harcn, r af!. {So R nba t dinm('r guests at t.he Ed Winler al Ihp Vr'rnon Rehmpt hom('. I u n enn 0 ?urc , 0 er home. ::'vIr.· and Mrs. Hend Asmus and I

~~mpton a~~ IrVin ~ansscn . of Mr. and Mrs fzra Jochens, family and Mr. Rnrl Mrs. K O. j

rfolk WPle ~t th~ C;arl Jam;scn I Karcn and Ahbl{, fC'lurnNI nome Behml.'r \\"('I'f' Monr ay pvening I home. Wf'dnesday ('\~nmg.. Thursday afl('r s enning .Sint'C visHors ~-l.t Ihc Alb['rt I3chmcr I

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kuhnhel~n Monday fit th(' ho (' of thl"' for- homf'. of La,urel wer(' at the Ytle J mer's brothrr. L('R y Jochl"'ns and Mr. ami Mrs. A. Rruggemnn IIU~J1}('rt home Monday cvenln .. \ family in Amps, lil.. WPI'P Nl'w Yf'Rr'S (~\,P ~upp('r gU('sls

I\.('nn('th and. Leonard Vos of Mr. a.nci Mrs, H' ns A"mUs, Ar- at IIII' Bus i.:mmerlci< home in Nur-Vallf'Y. <;tnd IrVin Janssen of or- If'tlC' and GClry wrro SunrlflY afler- folk folk v~~~t~~:~. the Carl Jan.sen ~~~~c.\'isil()rS al lhe Bpn Rrl1mf'is N(~[olknclal~N's·~I:.lJ('~~dB~lr~,,':('~~)(~ I

I ,.;;~~~;;;;;;;;;t;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;J;;;;aD;;;;S;;;;'I;;;'n;;·;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;~±~ Mr.';. ellS Sci1mldt, Mr:-.. Sf-an Jorrian lind family of C;irroll wprr I J~ UI~ich, Mr.'i. I~Iwin UlrICh i-lnrl SIlJilday flrlrrnoon vi:'llloI's at 111['

Mrj;;. Minnll' Krau,sc visill'd Thurs- Vej'non Bf'hml.'r homf'. Mr and day H.ftl'rnoon at lhe Herman Puis Mrr:;. Alher! Hf'ilmor \\.I(,l'e also sup-

years as

ho~;:~. Mar!ha Rohrkp, with her p('~;.ur·;~~~l a~r~.ve~.~fJav~C;it~~~iil1g son, Paul Ilohrkf> and family of kft Monrlay for thC'Il' home In St. Norfolk, ](,ft W('dn('sday by car Jo~eph, Mo., afl('r ~pending Ihe for OmahH 10 visil a friend, Mrs. past 10 days at the Ve'rnnn Bf'hmcr Minnie' BroWn. '1'Il£'Y plannNI to hol'J1P.

ISP(jnd 1hl"' holidays with Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schellpnhl.'rg Ronl'ke and family. and Dallas. Mr .. and Mrs. Edwin

Mrs. Gus Schmidt rctul'rled Brogren and famIly and Mrs. Min­Mdnday from Airlington after nic Schellenberg were M.onday

l.spending a w('('k wilh her daugh- f'vening dinner guest's: at Ihe Har­tf'r, Mrs. Ed Wittplnburg. and her 1;:m Herholsheimcr 110mI"' in honor son, 1"red Klug. of ,Dianne's first bll'thd<-l.Y. Evc­

Mr. and Mrs. William 1)('('1\ I-Ind ning gu('st.s were Mr. <I.nd Mrs.

~-;~=i=!=:$======j:;======;==3=~lfo'!te a\~'f't~~e ~~nr~rn a~~~~o~~m~i.~j. 1I~;. :~~uMr~r~;~c(\&n4i~~~y~nd i.J Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Falk and Mrs. Ebic Manske were Nf'w Mr. and Mrs. Myrbn Walker left Year's eve' guests ate the Manley Supday afternoon.Lo attend ""he Wilson home.

~~?i'l~~I~~ei~~~~;~lO~}i~~, re- F'a~~' aanndct rWo~~a. ielsen, Lpil' l)1:arlin Sprcngelqr and Robert Yetr's dinner guests

BUFS IC'ft for NeW Ulm, Minn., lasl ar Morri~ homC'. Monday 10 resume their studies at r. and Mrs. Erlwi Dr. Martm 1 after Mr.·

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Anna Kohlmeier· wore Mr.

~I;r ~~s~~~~ ~:~~ChCh~~~~~.d Bertha Wo1te~ and Mr. and . Clarence Wolter and family.

Mr. and Mri. Paul Terry of cd­lU!I1bus spent lNew Y(>ar'g day with the J. H. Montgomerys. ~vlr. Terrt>' is a nephew of Mr. I\IonLgomery.

rl'lr. and Mlrs Fred B. Lce .. o£ Johnstown came Sunday to visit several days a~ the J. II. Montgom~ ery home. Mr. Lee is Mrs. Mon~· gamery's brotl\J.er:

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Staff CorreS!pondent

Mr. and Mr;.;. Lawl"('nce Ut('cht and Janice visited the Gilbert Mau family la.§t \\'p,'ek Monday ("'venirtJl

Mr. and Mr~ Rohert Long\-\:(>ll ' Wisconsin spC'nt Saturday Cl

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jJH~t()]") \\"ill'I!' ,jprr) will ('Iltcr' ..,rhoot thIS \-\celt .:vir cllld MIS Ray Lalsrn of

231) '()mah I \\('1(' \\('ekC'nd gues1s ,It

mel tlng of I the CI<lrf'Jl( e Ilendrlckson hame:l GUlest" of ;VII'S J D Haskell last

Illllting of the 'A('('k \\('11 l\lr .lncl ":\11;; Alhf'rt . I Hakrll of Huron, S. D. Mrs. r"".:IJth a m .. morning TomiPi{lllS of ]\.;('w Yorr C!1Y, ,'\nd

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rlH''''(L~). Jan till' lJriJ\l .'i"lwud Vkl'I\\",)( d Arthur

.Felt I

('VL'I,lJng scr- ~;~.irr~.nl~~I:~,r~;f'~ef~IIJ;;,p~;~l,I~~' ~:~~ llH dill):; of sJ()nal J('<'; D ,

dl"l' Gust 1VIr~ n 11 ;\1athew;.;on s daugh-

and Myron il~~~d~;~' N(?l~:~~;~;~; ~~.I~~~d!~I~ktl:~ \\'!·dllt »d;:j :..! pill.

~111,~' ~~ri!~ ~)~, I.~l~;.~ A~~)Jl~~I~:'~:~~ ,\lrll,\ !'lflrson Pl'lll"Son.

P.('~hytl'rian Chur(,h (R~\'. C arli.,s Ha!Jf'nbcrg, P3.!:otor)

Sunda church )() u. m. ;\11)rnmg \\()r~hl!l, a.Tn

,'':!'IlI()1 \V('~tmmsll'r kllowship cons{"Ti{t ion mccllHg, !:i I) m

<. 'hOll" prac\ ICl' Thul"sddY. 8 p.m. ,\10nlhl\ uf tilc trustecs,

'1 hursdRY-l'nion mrcl lflj..; of ;111 \\"omens' or­

ganizatIOns at till' church on

~;~~:~.~~~;i~~;e°t;°'~, :~~ 1);!3~1~·~.1~~ H. Mathewson, MI'':'. Katherine Krull, ~rs. Bess Hanson, Mrs. By­ron Bus y, Mrs. Walter Carlson and Mr. Clarence Hendnchnn. These ccting::. wlll be held on the Ilrst hur.-;day of tlH' mon1h through~ut the y,car. A

Wat ens' work of C lIrch \VIII he,

each m etm)..:. All congY'rgrll JOn are ------ -t

LIIl'nshurg. \Vasl\. Saturday Jllorn­Ing imd Elc,lllor Idt Sunday fur the stal10n hospital, CCimp Hljecl{~ ('nrid~l'. Ky.

;Vlrs. Al non~ with lll'r mo-lher. :\Ir..,. \VJl! In SIOUX Cdy Sund:1Y. ';P Ed Longe family were New YC'rs' day viSitors al the Hc~man Lo gC' home. ).11'. and Mrs: Art ~~~ge \\ ere thCTl.' Sunday fur cilll-

Mr. and Mrs Alfred Hit7 chtpr­taitil'd i\1r. and .:'>,·lrs. Eric HIL-:, 1\11". 0.nd 1\'11'5. Harold Holm and Cheryl and i\.Ir and 1\1rs. Elowr Felt and children fur dlnnl'r New Year:,' day.

Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Alfred JIltz dnd; Pau-I and Mr and :'''.In,. Elrner Felt spent the afterll00n in Nor­fol~ With .1\11'. and ;\lr5. Clayton Andrews and Mr. and 1\1rs. R(j)bcrt r~C'lt.

AL the Elmer Fell 110111(' far a

~1~ra~daa;·5(.'\~o~~~;:~I~.'~YI~!)~'~b~·.I're 1\[1'. and J\Irs. LeVI 1 Iclgrcn and

fazndy and Carl HelgreIl jomed the V n. J. Hcydons in a coopcI'atn'c

I dllH1t'l" New Year's day

Dmncl" gUf'!-ots at..J,jw \'prnnn Vun I hUIll!' Saturday '.vere 1\11'. ilnd 1\1]"~'1

I ~i~Ular~~d~~1;~~~'rf.·r:.\~1(~li~';lfll1·L!;·~ l:~lrl\~' cord.

l:)on Bahdc and VIrgil J I)(ik' ilnd Pl'g oj Omaha were weckend gU~'its of the Ernest ~~ahdcs.

Mr. and Mrs. ).1ar\1I1 Holmberg allQ Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Johnson arylli chlJctrf'n were supper guesls Saturday cVC'rlIng tit the Walt Fredrickson home. Mr. and Mr.s, Kenneth Packer and family called in j~t,e evening.

'f.~r. and Mrs. Waller J~hn.son visited t.l)e Walter Frederickson

h~~~. Sa~~daltr~~t~~~:n EI{eroth

f~l !~~~I~r'f~~k~~~fh~CI~~tV\~~t T~~Sday for their home in Duluth, Mlln. ew Year's eve Mr. and Mrs. FI[Yd Park ~nd Dorothy were at th iGeorge Eickhoff horne.

Ill'. and Mrs. George EIckhoff, M~. and Mrs. Don Peters anq Ron· all, [Ernest Henschke and Mr. and M sh Frank Hensehke and Elder

:JJay aio~h~L;~~~da~~r~(u~~~~ Sat-: 'Mr. and Mrs. George Bruns \'Lsit­

('~, qw Andrew Sorenscns Saturd~y

i~~~soe~n h~n~C \"~~:t e~tcll:~:. Bill

L~~~ !~~e ~~'flcr~r~~ t~~aSeo~~~ ~~~rM~~m~o~~onnda~ca2~~~rid' ~~:

~. trtd' ·Mrs. Tom Alexan(l.er were t ere in the evening. : i

Candy J ones of Omaha isited

'l~SyBaal~e~r;;;::ar~~~~~~~ ~~ r~l~~n. I The Henry Bareiman Ifamily ~:~t Saturday evening il!l Wayne

~~~~~~. ~~~~ fe~ve~~lhdJy for v:a~raiSo, Ind., after sP«'l.pdlng his yae 'lion at the Rev, Robelrt Kruse l/lb e. Eugene left satUVd

1Y for

B.l~ I, Idaho, after a few d~y here. I] ev. and Mrs. Ervil Gu tafson

~ Jo Ann and thtl Skiv arlson

f ily were dinner gues~s at the r ~r Borg home Sund~y Mr.

t , ~~S~e~i~~~ LUbberste.,d\ called.

e Rev. Ervil Gu:stafs~n and e aId Anderson fami1ie~ e~ at e Reuben Johnson hom* f r sup·

,t r. and Mrs. Melvin ~alller and

s with Mrs. Baker's arents,

THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY OWNED BY LOCATED 1 MILE WEST OF WAYNE ON

EQUIPMENT

John Deere B trabtor, on rubber, with cultivator.

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John Deere 2-rqw corn planter.,

Eqdgate seede~.~ . " DISC harrow., i

3-~ection sp*e~ooth, harrow.

2-bottom tr~ctor plow.

Single-bottom tractor p~ow. Si~le-rowcdItivator. ,

HlmmerrrliU w~th SCreells.

GJain elevatbr.!

can Ie converted into

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i Friday evening. '

~ ily went home Frjda~ to Hum·

'. 1 t, Ia., after spending. ~t~e holt-

r 13.hd MrS. G. W. Hent n ra. V. H. R. Hanson~' r turned

r day from Omaha whe e he had is t.~d the Charles Nye f ml1y over

I t~ueSdayafterqoon ft Battle. where she and th C arence family had spen CHrist·

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s. The latter went on to visit in

eve were Colo., and :\1rs. 'li,"alkpr Josselyn Foote and and Stuart of Den\cf were at the

Earl Jones George Shlaff home la»t Wcdnls­Mrs. Wesley I day.

Mr. a~d Mrs. th;c]~h~~a{~~a~,Y f:~n~~~~('s~~~~ Brmkman Mr. Clnd Mrs. VCfnic Brockm<in,

William Mr. and :\11'5. Mer](' GlassmC'),'cr week and Mr. and ::viI's. John Ream, sr.

lIfr. and Mrs. Noruert Brugger spent the wt'ckcnd at thp Ed Jotz­kc home in Sioux ell y. Other Sun­day dinner g;tH'''ts tht're Vd're Mr. and ::\lrs. Adolph J(Jtzko, lVlr. ar.d

RUPTURE SHIELD EXPERT II. L. nOFF\I.\~~ I)f :,\-IinnE'al)Olb, :\IIl1n.,

"ill d£'mon-;tratf', \,lthout l'hargf'. hi"j"RullturE' Shif'ld,,"

in 1\"or(oll(, at lIotf'.1 \\'aldorf, Tueticlay, .January 11

From 10 a.m. 10 3 p.m. Pl('<tsl' come early.

:'Ilr. HoffrnC'.nn c.ays "I 1l8\"C' specialized In Uw:' fiuld of Rupture Corrcc; evc- tlon "mel' 19~H anrl"T)('rsonally fitl('d \\(·11 t('n thousan.d casliS.

were i When o,kllIful!y dO)1(, mo~1 rupturc contract in a short . r. andj timf'. Ahrl\'C <'lll yOll CCln go 10 \\(Jrk \\ltllDut fear or pain.

Frank Tolney I Then:> 2.rC r.lany of my -a'j"flf't! ("u:;tnmrr<.; thl!-o community"

Delmar Paul-! altend;]nt fur \\'o:"n::\ and CIllLDRL'\ . Ask for 1:o.1r:=.

I backache ,

and Mikr of 1

~nd guests at I home, I

Geocge Shoaff of, HOFFMANN'S SURGICAL APPLIANCE CO. ~tto::~r~\~~~! 93:3 :\Jl[lrll~ RuHdin;.:- :\1innf'3.pnlis ~, :'\-tinn.

e LATE O. B. HAAS, WILL BE SOLD AT THE FARM A Y 98 AND l/IMILE SOUTH, ON-

JAN. 7 AT 1:00P.M.

CATTLE

Milk cow, to be fresh in February

Young yearling calf.

Some Ear Corn, i Oat:s

and Alfalfa H,ay

IlRO~nER 1I0USE and lSTOVE

10 x 1.1 WORKSHOP BU WING

Terms: CASH. All property to he settled fo~

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hefore remoyal from the. premises.

Estate, I

STATEN

, r ~lig:~tha Wolter I' ~e back

19. I II.~,,~ __ ~~ __ ~~ __ ~~ __ -, __ ~,,~ __ ,-,,~,-~~~,,~--,,~---,"--""--""--"~J"~'-~~"~~~ .. ~~ .. __ ~~ .. ~ I niver and returned. Su day eve-

, i. ;',e'IS £lund"y evenll, l' Mr<. '!

Sunciay morning holictay~ with M

S Mr.andMry..

~~~~~a~ f~d8~ hem Mr. and Mrs.

at.lO:OO. services at

11i?~~Sday, Jan, 11: tn-l'tead Of the regular devotional meeting a meet­ing will hE' h£'ld at tHe church par-101's at 2:UO. at. Wliiclt timc the ad­va'nced program tior the pnesent ql\udrent\,,:11 \\'lU ~e .given. A pro­gr.am \VIll ue pr sejntcd by nine members of ttl(' s clcty, The pro­gqarn will be in harge of Rev. CHute. All ladic's fl d friends of the church [11"1..' lI1VltCj' ~unch will I;c servrd. : ' ..

- -'l'St, Puul's Luttl(~t!an ChUrch (Hev. If. 11. IIiiI P1,rt, pastor)

Saturday, Jan 8: Saturday sehool, starting a19:30. G~~~7'~~~;lnJga~,;g;; a ~9:3~.es S~nJ~~ sch()ol at lO:nO. E gllish services at lUo3. j

The nnnual C11l1~ch meeting will be postponed onr; i'eek.

Clark Lee" Mrs. . Mrs. Rosemary Mintz and 'Mvlen were Sunday dinner guests IQf' Mr. and IVIrs. L. E. Norling-.

Mr.' and Mrs. .Jack Nf't'ly o[ Amps, la" :tind 1\11'. amI :r...Irs If. L. Neely we're Satudny ~upp('r gUE'sts.at the Hal'ry Rhlldy home.

Mr: and Mrs. W.aynf Imp\ spf'nt Sunday evening wlth lVIl'. and Mrs.

Ch~~~ :n~b~~f;. H. Ll 'Nee y and M'r. and Mrs. Jac}i Nel?ly o/Ames. la., were WC'dno.,':jday ei:eni~g din­g~~~~csts at the Mrs. J. G. Neely

Mr. pnd Mrs. ,no W. Ilpffm~n

~~~s~~~~;~r~;(' S~~~, ~ft~~~~lls)\lt~~~~ Jil~1~a:~nl~Jf~1'i\1~~:~;11:«~;(~;~INb ~\~\~: I

;~t~~·~l(~~Ya~~lt~!~I,r~\ .. G.rU~~il;~fl?I~I~~ I Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Brogl1en had

as th('ir' dili1npJ' g~f':--b r'riday, Mr. and :Mr::<. Alvin' E;lrgstadt and I

family and Mr. and Mrs. [){'lm('l' Krempke and family.

Mr. and Mrs. (1. A., Apking nnd family \\"('1'(> gu('~tc; M :viI''':. Ap­ki.ng's p<lrL·nts. Mr. arid \rIn~ Nr']"

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TrillitY ."'.lIthlfrdn ('hureh Ntt,h,nn, in O\lprt j\""r>v.j Yf'<lI"o- day. tHc\'. Ir. C. K u.ub, pastor) Ruth Spongier I~p('nt thf' \\.('('!{_

elt f~I~;~~Y' J,w. 7 Chait· practice I'lli~;:~, t:~~,~~\'~()~\;(iJaF~~~~i~~?nl;;~k(' I

Sunday. Jan. 9: Sunday school 51-wnt TU(':<iday \\,[th ltWlt' gr<l.nd- I at lu:UO. Morfl!ngiw(~rShiP at 11:00. raU:ntC;, .I\1r. and Mrs A. B. JHnk(' I

Sunday sehoul teachers and BJllif' ann Y\"onn(' Willen; "r)('nt I

wOl'kcrs me('! Ja . 11 with Alma Thursnay anr! l"ri(lity 1<11 Ilw Otlo I

Sunday dinnl'r ~:u('sh 1

: ' Selders homf'. I '. amI Mr::;. W.arren Jacobsen

Sunday e\'pnmg at the Fred hom£; as guest~ of Mr. and

W~t tler, \vho ::;pent the wilh Mr. Wittler's par-

of Pilger. \Vhcn the couple

ding triP the bride green suit and ha t accessories, with from the bridal

Mr. and Mrs.

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their home at , Mr. ancI Mrs. Willis Ritzc and street, Lincoln, 1 genF;en and

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Dickie of Ho~ldn~ and I\lr. and The bride was from 1 Mrs

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Irs. Carl :Ritze were Sunday sup- Pilger high school I I -------'-~F~---f'r gu('<;;tg at the Nurman S,"cnscn slty of Nebraska is nO'W" em_'1

10mc. ployed in Lincoln. . Johnson at-: New year's rlay dinner gupsts at lended Forest Lak,e, Minn" high

he' Che$tor WyllC' home were Mr. school and will be graduated in nd 1\1rs. P. C. Jensen and Jimml!:' JanuClry from the U~j\"ersity of

~nd Fra)1ces Wyile I Nebraska .. He served 10 the navy Mr und Mrs Earl Wade spent I during World War 2.

~ast vve.'k In Lincoln With thplr Out-of-town gues~s attending the l-;on-in-Ia\', ami d;..ughter, Mr and weddmg Included: )'vIr. and Mrs. I\Ili" LeIDY \\IIII('r I George T. Johnson, jr., ~ew York;

1\11' and Mrs Frf'd Wiltlf'r and 1\Il'. and ;"1rs. ~George T. Johnson, and Mrs Ltn,:,- Wlt1!f'1 of Lm- J' sr., lJorolhv and Da\"id John:-,on of

Ne\\ Yfar s dll1ner ,d the I ' Johnson {I" SLdndm Scandia ;...imn, Joseph Brown of tlrr hmw Wdyne tnn blotflfr of th£' hndq.;-roum Gallatin [(on Paul Rogers of

J fly Ihvl" B(YeI!) \\d~ I)(,,,t mdn IT<;h(r,, \Hr(' J{J~('rh ()l)(rlm Uhlo Carol Heggerty w{ n r\(\\ I( ,II S ridY I R~O\\n oj Gdll<ltm Tc n:1, RHhald i Richard Flnnel, Lois WelChenthal, I

l t t\l( Thon d d md I Flnrl(,) ()f (Imaha and Floyd Ot to :".:onna Pra\',ltz and Ronald Jones hnml' 01 Lincoln of ()maha, Mrs Pd41 DJila and son,

Lc ro\ \\ ltt\('r, frhf' mothcr of the lmdc \',as m 1 Craig of Grand Island, and Bar-I THE NAME ~. a grCl:r drL"s and thl bnd{;groom s bala Hopkms Ruth Ann Frnklc ---- --- .. ----' ... 5l:lfJth(r (hose 1 na\y blue go\\n IJodn Rasmusscn Arlene :McClam" -IA.Lh \'\o.t'.' a corsage of \\hltl Chr:r-II I h(\md Urm('sher f loyd Otto and 1 II . : ( arth(mums Phd L:rnc:--s all of Lmeoln I I •

A J"('Cf.'pllOn in the church par- 'I ~ I I ScIENJ.fttCAlLY~FOR. ~~i~!/~I\~~;f~1 ~.~~ c~:~:~~~~~. \~~;~~ LOCALS I MlJLATlIjJ "PRODUCTS'

ca]ke, WIth tall \\'hltr~ lapel'S In sr~I'nt the :i\iew Year'~ wEekend i of lhe ~t~o]l ch\!d<, on cr~~tal holders and \\lllile chrysan- v.lth her mother. I' "'\!ntH,~oll~-p,epo,ed th~mums completmg the appomt-I Th(' Willard Bledkcs spent Sun-I (ough ~Y'\,IP~. 11 meo~.

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an all-\\~Ilc, three tlerCc.lWC'ddmgi :i\:an Schrumpf af S~x Citv! ll~~ I *HYO'OMETER-OM

mjmts. :\h~. Wmnlfr('d ;\1c11anlgal day ;.lfternoon at the WiI! Lutt was hostf·'is, ;\1I·s. Earl Bordner I home. ' II urU ~pe1Ifi( 9lmlly.

a~d :\1t,~. Charles ~ Cr~s('.nberJ"Y Beverly Ander<;o~ returned to I Lautcnbaugll. Kant l1Onw. I

Young Pl'OPlc'sllehgu(' will meet Nl'W .Y('a~'s delY,dinn<:r gUe<.;ts at I' Jan. 1:2. CQnllnlltf'" Jl'an and Mari- t)."\(' ;\11:". frank Dangl)('r,c; home lyn Lewis ,llld 1\larJj Jensen. Vf. ?rl..' Mr. anc! Mrs. Halrolrl Goon 01"

Broth!'1 hood mee,ing Jan. 20. limc'Jln, M'l'. and Mrs. ()jtg Kant

pqund <lnd )"Irs. Da\'I~ () Bnen cut' sehoul m Omaha Sunday aftcf I ~ j ar)d s('I"vcd th(' wedding ~'akc .. As- i ~pcndjng the holidays with het Sit. tmg in serving were Misses Car-I parents, the Al.'.Jeri Andersons. G· Rexall S~ore o~ H('ggerty of Umaha, l\IarlC'ne I \.Ir and. \.-Tr.s q:lf'nn Granquist i rless t

~~\~~.Tllll~ and ~('~ Nielson will ~~l!~:;n~~di:\~~~;l~.and :vtrs, Louie

TIlE' annual con1r4gational meet~ Mr: and Mr~. Haroln., Quinn rn-

. ~~~.\~~ll ht., h,'ld Sunday afternoon, ~~~.~a~.~~l n~!d ~r:::. ~:;k<; l~!~I~'.o;~~~f Bible <'lnd C:ltrc li~m instructions I and WIl\)]!I". ;\11". and Mrs. Ben Ben­

will he' rrsnmrd aturday, Jan. 9, !'jhoof, R('\'crly. and Carolyn Sue, at 1 :3(1. . Mr. and :'>Ir". \\'orky Benshoof and ___ ____. Kenmt. :'Ilr. ;111(1 Mrs. Don QUlI1n

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WINSIDE Lot4LS 'lnct [Jonne, Gene R<eel anel Me. Mr. and i'll'S., Fkrni(; • Bo\\er:-- an~ll~Ir;~~(~I.:.\i~~.\~:I~((~~~~i~~"i anrl

w('r(' Sunr!ilY l>\'tni'ng \'lsllors at Dalf' of ;\"llrfl)lk :--jlc'nt Sunday

lOll' RU":-I'II T.h()Jll ~{)n hon)t'. afl('rnolln ill .tl1(' (ltto :i~II'nder

;\Ir nnrl :\It ..... H htt"t Cra('e "-rwnt home'. jSunda y. {'\('Jllrlc: With liie {lttO .. ;\'lr. and :'Jr"

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(;,';-1("j tam 11.\ 1 11 nri:I.\ 1'\ ('n:n~ :\1 (; Ill" ;(nil :'II]"~ :'\ J, IJltlllan :lnd)'h()llW

WIlJii Hf'll"Iwrt "ll!'nt SundH.Y C\('- '11[": ,Ind ~1I's. Itoy Slender' ('Iller· ning al lh(' L \\' k;aht horne. lained MI'. and Mr~. Utto Slender

! I u~~'d ;i:~(: 1)(~'ll~·<,;. (' Jtj{'7n ~:~~~, !;.~ ~I ~~~nc7~dN~;;:s~~II~;n d~{~('h ~mu.~~~~~ruili~~

30 ears I . ,

III a Welder in Wayne r:21',Years, .

I iJanuary 1, thei start o! a hew year~," i the close of our 30th year in the welding

b.,siMss. In our opinidn, weldingj h s' h<>,"""~fl more than a business ... it is a profes-

.Ision tbat'req1!lires a skilled operato J has had ma~y years of experience, working

, with the fines~ of modern equiprj.e t~ produce a welding job that not only looks I 'good, but IS GOO]).

" Rathel/ than trying to al~ our time to 'welding and to nU'BlrHll­

gained has ff~ned many sati " , jl I

We hav¢ new cores for aU' tor cleaning 'Ilrd installation.

, "To the' frmers and for yq.ur;ctmti ence in us and to ke~p~n ser ing you in the the p~stf

with a number or sidelines, we have de~oted air, and we believe the experience we have rs for us.

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we want to say: "thanks h~ve given us. We Ilhtend u;> carefully as we I1ave in

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~~~Igal and Donna Roe Wmc~ and fa~I.~Y :VIr and :"I-11"s. Raymond· ,.I

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;1)1(1 rl.ll' ]", day ('\ L'nln~ il t home.

Mr. and -;'vIr". Anr!rpw \Innn and rlaughters ~p('nt ;\pw Y(";(r"" ria\" at thf' John Mann hom£' Iwa/' I\"ol'(nlk. •

The Mot:orist: U P Who Keeps I

" · · " Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vahlkamp of

""rayne }Vere N('w Ypar's day din­ner gU('sts at the Arnold Jank:-c homf'.

Mrs. Isaac to hr'!' home in tel' spending thf' parpnts, ;\Ir. and and other rclatl\cs.

ff'tUrtwd' ]{.In .. af­with her

Janke,

Carol,;. Leo and Lf'on A~mus Spent Sunday aflemoon with the Otto Kant children.

I Pilger News ! by 2I1rs. W;n;frcd Mc\!an;gol

Podanys Celebrate Silver Anniversary

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:VIr. and ;\11"5. John Podany werc .:I plyasanlly sllrp~is('d Sunday eve­ning when :;() frl{'nd." tinct r!'lat Ives w('nt tWill(' in hOIl()!" of

\\'('ddlflg atlni\"('rsary. tOl,], th(' llf)nnn'd ('ullple

10 \\'a"hlngton hall \\cddlng wa:-- vre­

rcmamdl"T" of the eve~ nlng \\'<lS ~p('nt il t cards. The lunch_ ('on tallle was centered hy a lhree-11er weddmg cake, baked by ;\lrs. Joy Arnold of Stanton. The honor-

DOWN !~ e~l coupJe reCCl\ cd mallY ]o\'ely gifts.

Phyllis JOI1(,"; nlH1 = Thai's why we urge C(,l'trude 1\lpY('J' ~ .

ihe Holiday ikides i you to bring your :\lE\,ER-L{I)H.«~:\'SK~ Ii

\'liss CntluLi(' i\l('YIT ()f \Vest principal he 1'l1g('1 high the past thrp(' years, and

LOI"l'l1sen of Pilgel· were U('c. :2:1 in Grand Island,

Judgp Chark" Hos-With the Single

l'l'rcmony. Mr. ann .:\1rs. .\.leypl' of I'\ortll Loup. llro­

and sister'-in-Iaw of the lJrlde f

attpnd('u the couple'.

~ car in to us for I regular checkups.

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" • • • The bride cbo~e for her wedding a jad(' green \'C'netian twill suit, white silk blouse, rhinestone jewel­ry <Inn black accessories and wore an orchid corsage.

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Whether your car needs a grease·and oi(l job, or repair, have · · · • · · · · " ::\lrs. Pal~l Mey.fl' was in a gray

dressmaker suit with black acces~ s()l'i('s and wore a gardf'ma corsage.

the work done by our trained m~chanics.'The small defe ts that Aftf'l" a weduing dinner at the

Yancey hotel, the couple left f01" a wcddll1g 1 rip to Denver. 1\lrs. Lor­ensen wlil continue her duties' as high school prinCipal the rf'mamder of the school term. Thc couple will live on Mr. Lorensen's fann cast of Pilger.

develop into serious trouble can .be cprrected before the cost a lot to be repaired. We'll keep YOfr car in condition thro gh the

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Miss P~yllis Jones, Lmcoln, e , aYe-daughter of Mrs. Roy E. Jones of Pilger, became the bride of Roger J. E. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs, H t d '0th C Id Georgf'T. Johnson, sr., of Scandia, ea ers an er 0 Minn., at 7:00 Wednesday evening • . - i· . . in the Piilger Methodist church, Rev. Ralp~ Ritzcn officiated at th~ W h' A· · single dng! c:cremony, <.r t: ccessorles

The church altar was decorated ea er ,. , . ;:;~::'sb':fn~\"~~ :,;~~~_~~~~~~n~~~ . I delabr~.~or the cand~e light cere- I mbi~fge T Johnson, jr., of New U S ROYAL TIRES I'

York, brother of the bridegroom, •.• , sang "Bedause" and "The Lorcrs t Prayer." ne was accompaneed by DEPEND ON YO FORD DEALER James Karel of Pllger, who also played a prelude concert and the weqding marches,

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Veterinarians

DR. E. L. HARVEY nlTERIN ARIAN

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DRy I'hl ';5 - :\Ight Ph.

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JANUARY 6, 1949'

Elmo

. .• i . I have heen lmuhle to find a farm, I will sell the fonbwing property at plltlic auet~()n at the

,located 2 Jlli:1es past and 2 miles north,of a, ... o]]; ~ miles south of Belden 011 No.'] 15 and 2

mile" east;.5 mih',,, north uml7 milf's we"t of W 11f'; 7 miks nOl·tl1; 1 lIIilp east,and 2 miJps north iof Wi,n"ide. !

:MONDAY JAN. 1 0 SALE ST

:1:1 Cattle

2 Jerseys, one milJ(ing no*

i Black cow, just fl-es~ Red cow, just fr~~h :

Whiteface heifer, fresh in spring

Black heifer, fresh soon

2 heifer calves

Steer calf

Yearling hull calf

rm Farman regular tlractor and culti­

vator. Tnictdt recently over­hauled; new I1ear end;

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John Deere No. Sf tractor plow

Tractor binder I

Tractor cultivatot

5-section harrow,: evener and sled

9-ft. disc

John Deere corn: Iplanter with one-half mile I'of wire, in good

.. dOt' 1 Con] IOn I ,'.

Ray rake

AT ]:00 "P. ,I.

.20 Hogs

3 big red sows 17 head of pigs These hog:; vaccinated for cholera

Poultry C1 Equipment 95 Austra White pu!lets

Chicken feedel's and waterers

8xlO BROODER HOUSE

ment 2 hay carriers and 200 feet of rope

Pump jack

Fuel barrels

Cream separatOr

Churn

Set of harness

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Mo~t arid f~mily of Omaha,l Mr. !I

and Mrs. Joe Gewccke and Joe Gewecke, sr'I' of Schuyler.

The A. J. '.Atkins and Sta.nley Morris famj)jc$ spent New Year's day with the G. C. Ftmks in At-kinson. # \

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kelley and Linda were Saturday dinner guests Most is spending a few at the F. E. Beyelcr home. . with his daughters in Brush.

Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Lorenzef't . :VII'S. Aronoel TrautWein and

aP\(~~ a~~s. J. ~~dwfear~~~p~~~ ~~~'t;~~~~a~!~e~; and ;\1r~a~~P~ahe and sons d$yevening. at thc Willard Blecke home. ' wilh MTS. Ella Bahe in Dav-

IMr. anfJ Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Habrock of from Thursday until Sat-

family were ~r;:eJ~~~ ~~t~ ~~r;:;:Y guests at and Mrs. Ed Larson ('ntpr-

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fJ~~srf~\kt.he I 'I Ne~ Year's dinner guests at the at a smorgasbord New Thursday supder g!lcsts at the ,;::;;;;;;===~:;;;;;;:;;:~~~~==;;;;;;;;;;;~=;;;;;;;;=~:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;~=;;;;;=~~~=~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~

C~ifford Baker ~ime IWere Mrl, and '~s. James W~ard.1 of Oakland.

frJ~t~ ~r ~~~nc/s. fi~~:rd B~~~i~; ard Art Grone.

The Ernest SiJfkelJl'llfamily were ,~t~{JKe:n.~uests 1und<lty at Arnold

I and 1\11-s, Howard :\1au i i\Ir., and Mrs. Georgie Thompson I " I· ,~ had dinnet' N~'\V Year's . 1 I and children \vcnlE' N<!'M.· Year's day lhl' O,tt? H~.lth>oldt fa:n~~~ were the K.cnnclh.Dunk!aus..1 "upper gUC:S1s at the Vil.l DOhreol

New ¥edf ~ dmmr guest::; dl the 1\11' and :\'11'5. Don Painter hrmlC In Pllger. L Adolph C.la ssen home. I family are \J::,Jting in MJlI!boro, I '\lr. and Mrs. (j:a,rl Pfclffer spent

Mr. and Mrs. caa.[~ocel, Kahler D. I Sunday l'VenlOg ~vlth the Melvin I and famIlY'1 Selme~ps9n: an~ ." 2\1,1', and Mr:". l'Il'rlJf'rt T1hun I \Y',Tls. !

~~:-;'-;;;U;;;-;;:';=';,"-.~~~";;"u:~;;.;.".-BB •• !It~'.~-~~: I ~;:~~lt:(rl;;'~(:cl~~lt~~l~Y £!Ve~l, g Gl;;ll~~(~~d ~!~:S'al~;t'~;l~ ::~~n~1:~~ I IPT NS . B The Clarence C;1.an~luISI1.ls wcreIK;'nllC'11t l'\'rn('y~ ilnd Ela:ne 0[1'

II guests ilt the l)\\'ClJil 1, rC'ndl lIOIlW 1\\ a"hmgton, n, C, ,"'rrm! the w('ek-"IIIAIt>fACIS,rS' rc Crl~tt(lln : In' l':1ITolI Sunday. ('nd at Ihe T A, .s(r<~i!{'ht ftoml',

RE:GJS'rERED ! h ~a.~~ t'only • Hobel'[ Thun spent. ~('\\I I . \\'aYlll' Straight waS home from _____ ~ __ "_ __ __I_-~------p-a---s-,--. : pVC' a't tll(' Luthi'!' 1\.IrlIJk('th, I Carroll Sund:::ty, :

: ~~l~:.r Thun was there Sun1ay ('\,('-1 p('~:I~~e~~~(~t'~frihr1f;I;S B~~~~{~ S~~~ : .'Jo.'\nn ~l'lson spent ,la>1t \vC'c!< u,rday, They WPI'~ at tile C.,ar] Wol­D \\'1Ih tl1(o Dean \VOUIgS 111 Newman Ilers hom~ Sundalv cVIC~ting. D Grove. l\larjol'lc Caauw(' returned 10

I NIl' Lyle Pirrsdn vjsit- Wilkrfic!d Sunday 1,0 re!'llme her

~~~~~~~~~~~~t~~~~~~~~~~~~ ed the ,Echtcnkamps last i('achin~ dutlt's. Mtot, .having spent Thur::irl,IY C\'cnlllg, . the tlOlldays \\,lt~ hOI' ,parents, the

i .Mr.: and :\lrs. Kenneth r~lln)dau E. P. CailUwcs.

tEARSI O·F! S~RVICE COUNT WHEN~! you a~e nbeding careful, expert

wjrin~ ~y trained ielectricians with good

wirinr suppliei. All work guaranteed.

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_.yne Electric & _ppliante Co.

Main Phone 287

i fwd fanuly ilnd Mr. and M!r-". \ViI~

liard IBlecke and family we:", Sun- LOJ,ALS day af1L'rnoon and lundll'utl guests I \1 ' ... i at th(' \\"1]] Lutt home. i i :\11', ;Jnd Mrs.1 Louis Jurgensen

I i~ir' hd'l ' Party' : 1.;J,nd family ViSltJd the F. r~. lleye-I )"T!'S' ),'\1;:x 'Ash CI'I"bI·Jll'd her l('l~ ~~nda~\,! I, •

'birthday NbV Y('ar's day Lvc'ning , 1,11 aT,ltl ... 1rs. ! LC'Shr Lutl. und '1)\10o;ls at her hornc \\t're l\,ln .. and ~'I ry \\cre gu['~ts at Ihe \V~!lard ~1rs, .Jim Hanso]], l\11' ;-Hid :\lrs, BI~'t'kl' home Wedn~sday even mg. Myron Dub: a'nd C'laudt't. :1\.11'. and ?!r .. and, .:\lrs'J Utto G('rlema.~ 1\1l'S, Alfred Koplin, :\,1 ... aJnd ]\1n" )\:.10 d~nl1(.r gal' t~ ,ot t~e LoUIS 13c'n IVl('yc'l', :VTr. rmd :\lrs.: Frank S( ~UJtlrS [\;('w ~(,dr s daj. t '

LanSin. g , :'\1r and 1\.Irs'j

VIctor .1~. dnd Mrs. Fra1k Longe and Haase Ronald and Margajret, Mr. Mr. and Mrs .. 1 hn } eyne of Pen~ and ;\1ro; AllJ£!rt \Vatson :'I\1l'. and lit,!' werC' gursts-l,t t.!lC .John Kay Mrs, :V.laI'Vin. LOl'b and f~rhilY and hornr f?r New JcaridUlIWI" Mr. and Mrs. Dan J)al~kbon of cIo. Mr: .an~ Mrs. l Ott Lutt spent Laurel Pri/.. Cf; in pinochjc wcre ..,~tulday and Sunda, in Columl?us \\·ttn by :\ll's Koplin, Marvjln Locb, Y-Ith the Woodrqw L ,tts. a.nd Mr. and Mrs Daniell'/tIn. Ruth M~P~erran spent from " # ,Friday until Sunday at the A.A.

Hf'rnan.do de Sofa, a '. i'{~~;eer~~~e~i~l\~rOJ!u~~~y~nd E. plol'('r, dISCQ,'cred the .:vIr. and Mrs. Hoffman

~ji •••• i •• i.i ••••••••• i.iiciiVieic.iiiiiiijii anri Marlene \vere thing visitors at the Lloyd home.

:vIr. and Mrs.

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t(~reR~;\~? :~~r's ewe, Y('ar's day dinner ~Ioyd :YIamke , On New the Rev 'Columbus wprc Bahe, ':\'11'. and sons, Mr. and

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es of Wakefield with his new 1-toni Chevrolet truck (PICTURED WITH HIS 50N)

acres of land, feeds 55 head of cattle and s0me hogs, ... This is . .. Clarence previously had lighter IChevrolet trucks, and

I-ton truck fills h is needs the best.

Coryell Auto Co. Your Truck Headquarters

ryell Auto Company T

Saturday, Jan. 8 It pays to shop FIRST at J. M.

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The !following property will be sold: Oak dining room ~et

Book c~~e !

Bedroo~ suite, n~arly new

2 walmi~ beds ana dressers

Cabinet radio

S~all r~dio. , . I I

. Electrohix vacuum cleaner, i com~lete I ..

Odd chairs and porch chajrs

:2 lJrge rugs and some smaill rugs

2 gbod cedar chests I

Some bedding

Mallrable range in good I

~endition

Di~hbs, pans and other I~+O numerous to

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W 100% vir9:in wool ••• regular $7.95

]rrtagine! Large 72x84 blankets, $l:'88 £i~mly woven, heavily napped

tJ fQ" warmth_ Rayon satin bind­illig. Rose, blue, green, peach,

'Y111ow.

S'HEET·S D PILLOW CASES

Pepperell, Dan River quality muslin SHEETS

At l:::ast 128 threads to the sq~are inch. No starch filling. All fine

bleached cotton. Torn to size be­fore hemming. Wide hems.

$2.27

Flour 5.ack TOWELS

211 Bleached double thickness

Ema large, lull bleached genuine flour sacks. Dou~ ble thickness, open ends. ,Buy an armIOlid-Save!

no.li~t dish towels Multi-color plaids in red and blue or red and green. Dey more dishes faster.

n~n 'heqvy mesh dish cloths Mul~-color stiip,es in large, heavy mesh weave. Will not sour nor dog.

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Famous Lady Pepperell .. durable qq.aIity muslin SHEETS

$257 A~ least 140 thread, per s'l'uare inch for extra wear . .:\0 starch fillin IT Fine blear heel cotton. Torn

81x99 Si~ES.e\Vide hems. }lore tuc:K-in.

National famous HOPE muslin

Bigsaving! 36" unbleached mu'slin -

23 FlIlc LL wcight unbleacheD. "Howard"

C musl~n. Bleach it or use It as IS, Yard I

53 8-ounce ACA :-;tnpc, blue an~ white.

C \vide~ Will not shed tiniest 'featherq b~ • I

r I L.ady Pepperell bleached ~hee?n~ 07 Nati6nall~' ad\'ertised t~P€ l~O, SI"! wide. (j) C Full bed size. Snow whlte. ~any u~es.

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¥ohawk_ 80 sq. bleached ~usl~n.. '

31 80 tqreads to squa~e inch, IF~?e .~ best . C !percal~. Soft to .the needle. (36 wl~e.

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