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State Committee· ·Ap,,,ro~s- Western ~ElRc, .... . -------------- -- * oj( * CEO •• COUNT~ oj( * * ,,; * Apr. 17, is .

Scout Birthday F~te 'Little Black Sambo' Earliest Date

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For Election ~--W.es1.erD-_ WayM. ~_OU!!!'y

school reorganization plan was ap­proved by memb('rs of the State Rcorganizntion committee at a meeting Friday in Lincoln.

The plan was returned to the Wayne County Re-org.nii.tion committee Wednesday with re­commend.tions. Chair-man Gor •. don Nuernberger. Wikefield, iaid his committee will have to make thorough study of the state group's recommendations before announcing any decision. The State commitlee recom·

mendations were: 1. That more, thought be given

public opinion of patrons of the areas in the northwest and

sections of the propos~

. the advisabilif),,'-of that several rural at·

Utlits be operated fur'

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~.J:obL.mlu!",...Mr>. '~~~:F;!'v";;;!{!~ ·--u~+ccwrlif-,;;;,;; .. c'i;;;;~i;;d~1~;..I~Diitt'l'ill!t III Frese, Mrs. Ed Engle, Revijed Western ,Area Budge,tJstimate GIRL SCUm ftAO£RS=O-ni!-eXecutives.cmetAor on informal chat after the Girl Scout birthday dinner last Tuesday at city auditorium. Shown here left to right are Mrs. Claude Harder, Mrs. Warren Ruskell, Mrs. Aifen Fitch, Mrs. Arthur Wolters, Mrs. Al£hters, -tvtartBetle TOmes, -execu­tive director of Prairie Hills Gi~ut..--Co.u.n-----.----- .. -1.---

William -Cavner, Mrs. Ronald Stringer and Mrs. Charles Hummer. Mrs. Frese was in charge of the program, at which 275 Girl Scou.ts, Brownies, -ttreiri~TS and lamilies O#elliIe<h-

The table below is a breakdown of the revised budget eSlimate'S::-"ta'ftete'-ico'"m'HT-m:"'iue'e-S"inl>v"otitlv!e<esL2lns -e:dis",".-­prepared by proponents of the Western area school reorganization riets with 8 comb~neij taxable val· plan for Wayne county. It was presented to the State School Re· uation of sHghtly -over $6,490,000 orgl!.~i~ation committee at its meeting Friday when the plan won in 1958. The districts in tire p~an

-~--=t~i"':Jr6~t~;:~~'~~~~~:-:&~~'7r";;~:<G-i'm.--N.>li,,>Ska+a-=op,p~~o~_~a-ho~~u1 . .1b.aiJ.llU.lldgeLesttmltte--is-forltr~ 1959-60 ~fsetri~;,n3~~ ~i~ ~a~·~~i~~--school term. A similar budget for the 1960-61 term was printed last removed from the plan as original· week. Revisions in thp budget brought a drop in the anticipated tax ly proposed following a Coqn,ty levy from 27.75 mills to 24.50 mills. The reduction was accomplished committee hearing at Winside last Finn, Magnuson Receive

Awanls-at-Athletic- Fete About 230 persons attended~­

Wayne's annual sports, banquet Monday night at the! dty audio torium honoring atpletes from Wayne High, Wl!Yne Prep and WSTC.

Dixon ,Feeders Set Banquet 'TOnight Doug Finn, Wayne High senior,

and Vince Magnuson, Prep senior ,were presented plaques by Wayne Jaycees as the out­stahdins athletes fro,m their

Dixon tion wiU

Public Meeting Held On Redistricting at

Wakefield ~aturday A public meeting Oil the ·'proposed

Wakefield school reorgapization area was held Saturday evening at the Wakefield high school auditor· ium, About 40 persons attended.

The proposed Wakefield K-12 district involves 22 districts in

, Dixon and Thurston -(ooun­seven included from

county are 1, 6, 7, 13, 27, and 59.

~~~::~~'M1~:S~~ . ~,~:~r~~,~~P:.~.fh.~;; Guest sJ:leak~r ~?r " the a:~nual

Reoresented at the meeting .Sat-

'~'L[:;~,~;~~.t~~l::k:}ll ~~~~KS~de:er·::~~~,~~rif~~;~!!f ~~:

~~~~tr wfo~"~b\~~~d~ s:hdtB~: Omab~. ~p'b ~ Jobrls~)Q· set'ved .as toastm,as~.r, . ~oaches fro.m

gave ' The

• Need More Funds For WSTC Chapel

Work is progressing Dn WSTC's new inter-faith chapel and it will be completed before the end of the presenLschool year. Fq.rnish­ings are ready to install when reo modeling of the main chapel room is complet~d;-

But President W.

Wayne and Dixon county reorganiz­ation comrnit-tees. ,Fred Utecht, chairman of the Wakefield P-TA l'Corganization committee,' presid~

~fai:;de b~~d~sotr~fHcl~1 ~~Uo;i:k:~~ •

Training Meet Slated For 4-H Club Leaders

A training meeting for Wayne county 4-H club home economics leaders will bc held at 10 a.m Friday aL the WaYlle REA build-109.

Home Agent 1\1) l'rtc Anderson will conduct th{' [raining-. She will be assisted by Mrs. J-Ia·rold Olson

A mural. "Coal-Oil-Gas" by Lois Noonan, Nancy Chance and Linda Kane won Jirst in its. divi­sion. Another by Vincent Haase, George Sherry, Sharon· Cleveland and Leslie Boyer won second.

First prize in the potato print divlsJon went to Sharon Cleveland. Wayne. .Rie~n, Wayne-,

and Mrs. Hf'rbcrt Barelmnn, Wake· placed , and Mrs. Val Da·in·mc· a·lld·f·-··--;'·~·"~o·t·h"·e'ir safety poster.

Martin Polhemus, Wayne. Jeanne Whorlow and Cathy Duf-• fek placed first with their paper

cut-out entry. Miss Whorlow and Sally Haase placeEl third in the crayon paint divisiDn. . Second and tbird behind Boyer m the wi1dlife painting division were John and Tom Dorcey, re­spectively.

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by cutting the teachers' salaries estimate by $11,800 and that for Tuesd~y night. . -- -.-.

f:~a~~~~s b~~~ldbbe $~~~OeOsOsa~?~~c:~;~_6gf i~~~ea~e~ie~i~h11~~ ~:i!n~r~~ anI; ful~~~~~ :~l~~~s~:~ g:~~~ee~o~~ in the earlier budget. the redistricting .proposal. The

General Control.. . $9,000 ~g~~i~ercOS:emi:~~~~~se:gat1~~: ~~ Superintendent's salary $6,000 the State committee and make a Board and office expense 3,000 decision on whether or not to ac-

Instructional S~rvices cept them. The County committee Elementary teachers' salaries (16) can hold additional public bearings·

---~.schooL teachers' salaries-17J in connection with acceptanoc 0f High school· principal's salary the State committee's recommend·

Books, supp~ies, etc. at~fa~e law specifies the coun~y Operation ........ ... . ... committee must submit the propos·,

Custodian's salary and. expense ed reorganization plan to a special

Utilities and supplies eleC\:~ ~~n a~OPn~~nm~rl~t~~i~~ .... -" ... " .. -.. --." ..... " .. "" .. ---.~''OO0t<lliy. 'after receh:ing th~ CJ.~.tion of

Auxiliary Services.. . Health, lunch, etc, . . ... . . Transportation (ope.rate -I buses at $2,500)

Amount to be raised from taxes 'Mill Levy neceSSCiry for operation Cost of new junior-senior high and huses Mill Levy neccessary for building TOTAL MILL LEVY Present operating cost of all districts Mill levy necessary to raise present ('o~t

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Complete Records Needed for Wool

County Heart Campaign Hits 108 % of Quota

$tat~ committee. " This means ttl. IJirl(e$t .pos. 'I

sible date-· for theJ,ection .could

~: :r:y 'l8~ ~~e :;'Ch I ~~t:r~~i~~ there would be two voting units .. Winside and Hoskins ·wCtuld com· prise one. The other would be made up of all the rural' dist~

. rids .. Approval would require a ·maiorify ·of .11 elector. voting in each unif. Information developed by pro­

ponents of the Western area plan sh{lws the districts bave a total enrollment of 426 students for the present term. The total was es­timated at 500- b-y 1960=6r·----

A budget estimate for operation dUring 1959-60 shows a tax levy of 24.50 mills, This includes 19.12

for· -g.enera! Dperation and . mills for retiring bonds used

to construct a new junior-senior high school and purchasing school buses,

room and the Social Sec~~ty A~t-----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ __ _ To Visit Wayne Today adjoin the chapel.

room will contain a religious literature of

Contributions last week totaled $130, including··$lUO from the col­lege YMCA. A year ago the YMCA gave another $100 for the chapel fund The chapel is located in the student union building adjoining the lounge.

AUGUST F. DRIER Ileitl and RogeT lohnson 01 the Outstate Testing service show how they plant farmers' grain samples at t-h'e NE Nebraska Experimellt station, Concord. It's- orre of the­

"many activities at the station J:o help area formers produce crops ond livestoc;k more efficiently. In the. case of groin, farm­cis can see how their seed compo'res in regard to g,erm,nation, purity and weed content. The sto/ion is now. in tbe ptocess of exponding with the launching of cr program to build a head­quarters building, laboratory. and _QiI!!I'. fa~Uities to corry on a yor;ed research program. . -~--

• Cancer Society Director

Mondoy Braxt-on Tewart, Nebraska divi.

sion direclor o~ the AJnerican Can­cer society, was guelt speaker at a Wayne Kiwanis club mceHng Monday noon at Holel Morrison. He discussed his organization's vic'ws on Community Chests and separate fund eampai~s.

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A representative of the Norfolk Social Security office will be at t.he Wayne courthouse from 9 a.m. to noon today, Next scheduled visit for the representative is Apr. 2. --;C:, .~---;o

Young folks of the world are ---~--------- -­anxious to do their share in pro- her if she were intereste.tl in the moting better internatiol1ll1 under- proposal to come here for study. standing. This is the outlook ex- "The ·Whole Lanzenstiel famity pressed by Elisabeth Lanzenstiel, (the parents and five children) a Munich, Germany hIgh school were dancing with joy, save per­senior. who will come to Wayne haps for the two sentimental ones~ under the sponsorship of the local mother and myself. AAUW chapter for a year's study "In the meantime, I have talked at WSTC. with a few who could be interested

The AAUW is cooperating with in my well-being and everyone Wayne Players in'the presenta- thinks as 1 do that' this is too tion of "Solid Gold Cadillac" to Unique an op}!Iortunity to let it go rai~e- funds to pay expenses for by. Of CO).lrS~.L there is a, little the young German girl'li trip. ha-ndlcap. -·My - knowledge of Eng­-Woman's club and., Kiwanis club !ish is not too excellent. but 1 members are also assisting in think that it won't take me too long the proie-et._ The play is sched- to make up for that. uled ·Apr. 10·11 It the city Iud- "If I am pot goin.l{ to fail in mv itorium. :', fin31 examinations, I shall be J.!lad

Elis,abeth is the daughter of' a to rome 10 Wayne in September Lutheran minister. "That certain. ~~I~l~~S!'Y share in internationat Iy is an exciting matter about r which you have written me.'~ she :b~u\sal~~·~la~g~h~rlcaq~e~h;t nl~(~~ shys in Ii reply to a letter asking daughle"t can. have thi.s experience.

• Bread Baking Topic

For Extension Club~ Training ~eetings for WaY'lle

count y extension club i('aders on the April lesson topic. "Bread Baking", will be conducted Tu{->s­day and Apr. 1. Home Agent Myrtle Anderson announced this week.

Wayne-Carroll area leadeJ's will meel at the Wayne REA bullQinu:

. The· Winside - Hoskins session will b(' h('ld at tll('

~r~io!~~~ !~~~r~~n B~i~'ri~l'S~~:~~ wjll run from 1:15 to_3:45 p,m. '

-Herald Staff PhQto J GAR COLEMAN began duties this week ... IIS LmistTator 01 the Wayne city hospital He comes to Wayne f;~- Spir~t Lake, A

la. where he served two years as business manager for a medical I cltnlc and oSSlstant hospital administrator. He preViously work_j ed at the VeteTans hosprtal, Ft. Snelhng, Minn, Mound Pork hos­pItal, St Paul, Mlnn and a Rugby, N 0 clinic. A qualified lab­oratory technICIan, he spent two years '" the Navy os Q bos­pltal corpsman. He IS married and has three children. - :.

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ppa~lue~~~: r N~~~\':\ ~~~~(>~\el~'atsOlh;tr ~k~ Klug. Wittler tht winner. Apr. 14 meet­]\frs. ing wi1l be)" the Clarence Sehroed­

. er and G€.-lll"- Wl"rf' Yh,itol'~ in the Dc('k, Edwin Sciu'llf'nlierg, Hem).' Nor[olk, were supper guests in the stell bomes, CUlcl'idgc. Mrs .. As­Dan Kalmer home. PIerre Frld.ny Wonloch, Edward Sch(>Uenberg and Robert Marshall home Sunday. mus and Gary were dinner guests

(;edn~d~_I~~~e~~S~~;~~. the AI· Lisetta Deck. p Sl.I~Kt2~~nnn~rhO~~~s~<;pr~n'Fe~~~ a\~~~Ji~~~8~1~~~:~~~t~~~I~ Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Voecks M H II W J, and Walter Gutzmanns, Nor· hiJ:;h school in Seward,- spent th('

Surprise Party ~~r;'indi~r~:ckgh~~:, ~or}~ik, W~~~ argaret a eus and William Gutzmanns, ,Em- M~~~e~lu~~3 ~~fs~rents.·l\lr. and

. aft- er home.

Mrs. Mary Falk was honort!L..for day. K . h K' k . and Mrs. Jack Sweigard,. Mrs. Erwin Ulrich attended nn her birthday at a surprise P._ln Mr .and Mrs. Arnold Miller and ennet lep e In 'were Sunday e..vening extension board meeting at Wayne the Clarence Schroeder home last Gene were guests in the arlin in the Roy Witte ho Monday afternoon. ... Monday night . .Birthday cakes were Kuchta home, Nor.folk, Wednesday H k' Ch 'h Mrs. Otto Graef. Winside, was a hIes. Vernon Behmer returnea baked by Mrs. Schroeder aD~June evening !or their~w~g annivars- OS Ins urc [ w~~~.cs;~a; ~i~s~e~ot~es~ieck visit- ~~;se i~ogr:r'ks~~teM~~ori!~erhO~: ~~:I~~sG~~~~~ie-~e~~. ~~~. rJ.~~ ~~?:,: arKir. and Mrs. Georg~ Ehlers and l" Hoskins-Margaret Hall, daugh- ed in the Theodore Eckman and pita!. Omaha. She underwent stltc­Fal.kLJim Falk, Mrs. J. E.·Pingel family. visited in tile Mrs. Kathryn ter o~ Mr. and Mrs,.Kennard.Hall, Herman Grimm homes Sunday ery I-~eb. 28.

Er~\'inR\J~~~i. and Mr. and Mrs. K~e~~aLlz~~m~ursri~~ie~\~e~OO~t ~;~~n~1r~~~dK~~~:eIDm~r ~~:~~:: af~f~~on'Wagners w~re punday SU~~~:Y ~~::~~~C~fr:;U~~~r~~~~ , Monday: Mr. and Mrs. J. ~lerce, were ~arrlC? last SundaY evening caners in the' Edgar surgery in the Norfolk Lutheran

Hoskins Homemakers and Richard, Mr. and III the Hoskms Zion Lutheran Marotz home. Winside, and Salur- hospital Monday morning. Mrs. Awalt Walker entertained Ulrich .. Mr. and Mrs. church. ~ day evening in the Wilmer Deck Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Asmus and

Hoskins Homemakers Tuesday aft- Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rev. Donald Tucker officiated at home'. Winside. They call1'd in the Mellnda, Norfolk. were Wednesday ernoon. Mrs. Fred Jochens and and Mark Mrs the ceremony. Don Wollschla~er Rev. G. B. Frank hbmc Friday ('vening guests at the 'Hans Asmus Mrs. W. C. Bel-lIner .wer~ guests. and Mrs. 'Emeli~ was -so!o~st. accompanied by Mrs. evening. home ....

~~l~i :c~reu:~cc~~fl~d pre-sided. Mrs. ~:t~:at~~gFner~inkT~~d ~~~C:cc:~t~ fa~fiy, anilb~!~~' ~~~e Wi~t:ek:~~ B:~~~em~na.tti~rs~o~~, E~r~ing~l Reports cd with palms and candelabra. guests in the RoY Witte home. All and Mrs, Hans Asmus attended Award wInner atso In

___ '_95~, '95_'_, _'_953_,._,'_95_4,_-'-~55, '9561~'-I'. __ "'D1"1I' Brumets, The bride, given in marriage were Saturday evening guests in the Lutheran 'HQspital Women's Mrs. James her father wore a floor length the Everett Witt~ hom~, Winside, Service guUd meeting in Norfolk Asmus and Mrs. lace and Dale Klug was a .supper guest Friday' afternoon.

t-~"'If!t'll"h('1\ In ·lM75: a newspaper publlsbed weekly 011 Thursd'l.Y by Mrs. M"!I<:",··t Il: Cramer; entered In the pOBtoftlce at Wayne, Nel>r!l.ska, as llt-' ,.1)<1 ,11l.,s mill! mutter. Return l'oB(ag-c Gual"ant~ed. Cvpy !IlU1H bc' SI I> t r"d I).\" TUP1H]II.Y a(lel"noo'.l.

Bub Johnsun Bill Rlcbardson

the lesson on storage units. by a tiara ~~!~~:y~erbert KI~g home, Norfolk, •

M:r:~. CJ~~n Carlson ent('rlained Canasta Club ~i~l:~cade Mrs. Hans Asmus, Arlen.e and Most apy married man will tell M~rti club Tuesday enning. Mrs. North VaUey Canast~lub held sisler, Gary were Wednesday caUers~-at you.-Dothing is too goou for rus

"dUor bu!!lnese mahl\gel-

Thc~ 'Wayne Herald doe!! not teat1J.re-a literary page lind IIh'ra.ry editor. ~,e.retor6 peetry Is Dnt accepted.. tor free-

Bruce Otto, Mrs. RQ.b..ert BliSS and their annual no-host supper at the wore a the Don Milander and Otto Car- wifc-except him.

Mrs. Walter Strate were guests. LOlliS Bendin home Sunday. Those }r:;.1£~nd~t~~~iogfii=::;'~~::~;';==;:::::'::::::::~::::::::::;:~ Prizes w('nt to Mrs. Stanley Lang- present were Mr. and Mrs. Harry ~~

l'.~~firD~~~~~~dn~}~sN~trr~t~~ Mrs ~~\';s~~'d M~;. a~~!1 Mrs. Kennard DEALERS REPORT Eckman. ('", I_Ill 1"~9 by The Wayne Herald. Bob .Tobnson, editor. Reproduction

In 1.1"·1,, .or In part .,trictly forbidden without wrltUln consent ot The ~," ,,,/:~:~ld\l/~i~f~i:~~e 2~~le~.C':"!th the Relrlater ~t Copyrigbts. Library

Pinochle Club Five Westmar college students Pierce, was best KIN SMA N Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fuhrman. Trinity Ladies Ai~ will cO.nduct the Palnr'Silnday wor- man. were Roger Gunt~r

Norfolk entertained Pinochle club Trinity Ladies ald mel wednes- ship services Sunday morning at and Ivan Ruklow Pierc. MODEL 2 TO

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Ut1lcl..aLlIie·,npaPf!1' ot' the City 0' W_.,.e; tile l1o .. tr - -itY W.7De aDd the .t.te", .ellh.b for its 'final meeting Friday eve- day afternoon at the parochial Hoskins EVE church. A reception ~as held in the 0 U T S ELL S

ning. Prizes went to Mr. and Mrs. school building. Mrs. Kathryn Ronald Williams will deliver the church parlor following the. cere­Reuben Buss, Arthur Behmer, Mrs. Kleensang was a guest. Mrs. Emil sermon. James Hoffner will lead mony. The Ladies aid was in Edward Winter Rev. and Mrs Gutzmann presio.ed. Rev. G. B. the student group. Marjorie Wright charge of servTng. Judy Gregor Gus B. Frank ~nd Mr. and Mrs Frank led the "topic discussion. Mrs. is pianist and Velma Krebs the a.nd Mrs Ralph Krueger arranged Hans Asmus. Ii'red Marquardt and Mrs. William soloist. the gIfts Sandra Welch was m

Brogren· W€-I'-e- in charge of enter- The. chuTC~b_~ ~Xq!-lfu fellQ~slllp ~.!!Ig~ _ ot tlle guest book. Mrs.

HOSKINS ~~~r~mjer 1~~~e~::."M~e:vin :~i: ~~~t~~~~~~d ab~trill~~ a~;nooOrin~t~: ~~;:r L~i~n~~o:r~~~e~i~~iJ~~c~s~d

nJ d I hack. Mrs. Lester Deck and Mrs. visiting students. Barbara Heller, Pierce.

~rs' A ',. REt d W.iIlard Kleensang a.ssisled in serv· . Guests attended from Norfolk, .. ', '.' ,n e ·sen . e- ee e. ing. Me. and Mrs. Marvin Wittler and Winside, Wisner, Pierce, Blair, family, Winside, Mr. and Mrs. Har- Plainview, Bancroft, Kansas City, old Wittler and family and Mr. Mo, and Council Bluffs. D ," rl\~ ... ~ G H.oJ Ch h and Mrs. Carl Mann and family For her going-away ensemble,

+OO.(~~as.- roup ea.·.U." urc es - _. wi[tie~h~:~g~~~;~ the George th;~~idl~rfj:s~!shl~~a~~;'ted from Trinity Lutheran Church Mr. and 'Mrs. Robert Lienemann, Norfolk high school. The hride·

Andrew Andersen was reo ------ Wisconsin Synod , Omaha. and Mr grr.-om f;erved thre-e years with the ,To:! pr(>sident of Peace E & R ____ ..... _______ (G. B. Frank, pastor) ".",c-,~:~:" David and Marinn. After a "iedding trip to

\ society at a m-eeting. Fri.·- ~ --.--- Sunday, Mar. 22: Divine worship, in the southern states, the couple ~illlive ;,:!f'rn.oon .at the--ehunh. __ .__ oskins-- 10 a. m ; Sunday e' ~lI~·rnuniu.Jl'i:l~~~~~~ii~~~d1r~.lsFJ~o:'.'n~a~-t~a,;:r",m ncar Hoskins:

\11 \.l.rris Langenberg was re- .Ed. an~~='~-::~~;-::~oon Mr and Mrs. Henry Asmus. and clej FC':, \"IC(' president and Mrs. Mrs. J. E. Pingel .

1;~·~~~n;'I~ 1l~~,aA~~~~st:t~~c!~~:s~~~: Phon_ 73 lessonK~~a~~or~~~d units was gi~~~ m~f;urSday, Mar 26: Maundy ~i~~~~a~~rch;~!~O~o~fom,e J!.id~~ R1"~1~.I"I)~.:~aa~eM:~t:~c~:!~r~Crip, family were Sunday dinner guests ~o~::' F{:~g~b~~~ard~h~d ~1:;t ~.h~.sday communion service, 8 eV~~~l.n~·nd Mrs. Harlan Herbol. tl:r,' :\1r~ Fred Brumels led pray"' in the Edward Ulrich home, Win- meeting will be in the Mrs. Langen- sheimer, DyAnn and Jeannette, "I" \Ir~ \Vdlter Fenske and Mrs. side. berg home. Evan. United Brethren Church Pierce, were su-pper guests in the

Yes, the glamorous 1(-insmon ModefCpi(JoUf Percussion Tone Colors Clnd ManuaIS"staiil) has deve10ped into a home electronic organ

That's because the Kinsman has everything , , , magnificent performance , .. broad range . , , full orthophonic sound .. , ex­quisitely beautiful a\>pearance-plus trou­ble-free construction; features backed by a . 5-Year Service Warranty, Has two key:-boards, -

VogerdJicIL Is Only $1030 Bdck Guarantee

(Only two will be sold at this low, low price) !.:'- 1'1('1~ lpd the lesson. Easter Dale Nurnberg spent the week- (James A Buckles, pastor) Edward Schellenberg home Sun-

we're read by Mrs. Dennis end with his brother, Gene, Lin- Hoskins Card Club Sunday Mar 22. Sunday school, erson and Mr. and Mrs. Harry day. V 0 GET I S P I A NOH 0 USE :\ll's Arnold Wittler, Mrs. coin, and attended the state basket. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Asmus pn- 10 a .. m.; wors~lp, 11; everung Drevsen were visitors in the Louis I S-Sgt. and M.r.s. ROber.t M. arShall. 1

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and Mrs. Fenske. Cash do- ball tournament. tertained Hoskins Card club Thurs- serVlce, B p. m. . BeootD horne Saturday evening. I Kevin anq KendaH, Ft, Co11ins, ' n'\llOn~ were'seqt tb t1!.Pr'n\lksioD M d MAt S 1 day. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Thursday, Mar. 26: Commumon The following underwent major Colo., and Mr. and Mrs. Jack 414 East Fifth Street Wayne, Nebr. :,;·iC!:":1M.t$. r1:en~:IiariC\ffJber-g" jr~ No;olk~nwerer~isil~;:sin t~:nt~~: Willis Ritze, WiIl$ide. Prizes were service, 8 p- m. in the N,~,o~r~' lJ~ac~k=s~on~a~nd~f~am~i1y~a~n~d~M~r.~an~d~======================~ '.C1S .I ~.Iest.. ~ ~'j;l: Minnie'Krause home Saturday aft- awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Henry --- Mrs. My.-:.on Mrs. Myron Marshall and family,

~~~~~~& I LI.D~eWl 11is ltbe :J.~:. :~teri':[;ed ~rb~ne:'i~~: rn'e~~~~ a~i~~~i:a~~~:~~ ~i:Ii:ni~;:~:::~~hnwa~e~ s~ci~~~ -.I1Ir. and Mrs...HanLAsm.ns....vis- day: Mrs. Emma Bauman, Mrs. 9 at the Hans Asmus home. sh~~era~~re~~ito~lTne~heH~f~~~

itl'd :d the John Asmus home Sun- Leo.na Bauman, Fredrick and John, d,1~' af1f'rnooi1. . ." .-... Nbii'olk, and Mrs. Minnie Krause K~~~~~3M'r;~d~k.e~i~~~f·were ,1i;:? ~~~~~~ri,~ ~~i~Me=-:se:1 a~~r~~~3r~rs. Arnold Miller and Sunday afternoQn visitors in. the Tlirinl. were visito.l'$ -In tfie Cafi' Gene were visitors in the William ca~~~r a~doe~~~e~~e~~UeN~~~~~ JII1l7rn'::1r:t home Sunda.y·evening; Bad~n home, Norfolk, Thursday L H

)lrs. <;'lifford. Bossard, Tild~n, ev~hing Herman Hilke;nann ~~rsh~i~le~n~e~:s~up~:;e~~:sts er~ ~';~.;(>:he(~:;ehO=ig:d~~~ E~It a~r'M~sd ~irofdd ~~~~~s!~d ~:d Gcor~ra!ke~r~~'lrt;~lij~ 'Xaec:t:~ ~~~u~~:ym~~~ni~ing home, Wayne,

!\!r dnd Mrs. Wilbur Kollath 8n4 family. Norfqlk, were visitors in baked by Mrs Ralph Mittelstaedt I ]"l'lr. and Mrs. Raymond Koehler, hl~lll~. Pllger, were dinQer and the Robert Nurnberg home Sunday centered the refreshmE'nt table iKansas City, were weekend guests

)!-l('r gU'2sts in the Pete' Kollath afternoon.. in the Kennard Hall home. hmt:p Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Pmgel at- Youtt. Fellowship Mr. and Mrs. Dean Temperly and

'.!r nnd J\.Irs. Wi1~rd Maa-!i enter- tended the T~lex show at Wayne EUB Youth feilowship met Wed- family, Norfolk, were visitors in 1"11'1('\1 at. supper Sunday: Mr.' and Tuesday evemng. nesday night at the Mrs.· Mary the- Harry Weiher home Sunday

;\~~ :~~1!\~}ie ~a~~t~n:n:~y ~d I M w::n::;:y E~:r~~n:~:~ r:~~eht~r~'en S;!7e g~~~~:.n~h~n~ ev:trin~~d Mrs. Herbert Pfeil were ?Ill' nnd Mrs. J .. E'. Pin'gel and Columbus, Ohio, to spend two Scheurich presided. The fellowship visitors in the Lloyd Gnirk home, )1', l-; • '; eeks in the home of their son, will.have charge of Easter sunrise Norfolk. Sunday evening. '

.\~ \ fon Walker, 'Omah~', returned aries- Winter. serVIces at the church and moth- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Koepke and lin' .(' Thursday evening to spend Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Franke ers of the group will serve break- family were visitors in the Her-the .w('('kend with his faJ'!'lily. and family, Hooper. were dinner fast at the .Brotherhood building. bert Kleensang home Sunday eve-

.Ii I' . :Jnd Mrs. Alvm Wagner and supper guests in the Alvin Vernon Wittler led devotions and I ning. \\ ,"'1' \ i~ltors in the William Sund· Wagner home Sunday. the lesson. June Falk was recre- Mr and Mrs. Erwin Ulrich and

~.:-::_\~;~~ hom-e. Norfolk, Tuesday St~l~:,n~i~~!', ~1~:~dK~~:eRaany~ ~~~~ ~~~~s~r. She and James Falk ~'~rrl aRn~n:~rs,;..~~:nW~d~~~~'a~e~~~~ ''':1' ;11111 :\lrs. Erwin lnrich. Mrs. mond Koehler, Kansas City, and - nlng guests m the Mrs. Lizzie

J~~:~~k r:pid~~dla~~;d 1teenV"~ ~~~e~n:ue~~s'in Lt1~Oke~~t~d ti;ll Bih.r~~.aa~~a~~taI:-~old ~Iiller en-I P%sJ".h~r;:d· Mrs. Hans Asmus vis· :lll"s Maurice Riedesel and home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest tertained at a card party Saturday I ited Tucsday evening at the Ben

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Guests w('re Mrs. Harry Beck* nero till'S. A. H. Brinkman, Mrs. Art Drllnselka, Mrs. Lawrpnc'e Thom~n. Mrs. Joe Jones and

Mr.i~s~~mfor~iHk:,{' will be.t-ess Apr. 8.

Nu Fu Club Meets With Mrs. Roy Christensen

Mrs. Roy Christensen was host­. ess to NI't Fu club last Wednes­day ev_ening.

. M:rs._ George Criswell, Mrs. Hari"y~ Fisher and Mrs~ J. -M: Strahan were guests. Mrs. Fisher won the prize.

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Cold Blue Devils Fall t~ Syr acus'e 47-37 Rockets Cop 4 The Wayne (Nebr.1 Herald, Thursday, March 19, 1959

Title from ;;:::;;-!~~g9:::-~r2~pf~2 ~:~~==~==== MI"n' de' n' ·F.".ve "t;;~~ende~k ~:~4 ~:~ g :~ ~eQgue Baseball Meet

~ s.t2 1-4 4 11 Set F fiday at Osmond Syracuse's _Rocket) smJllj:h~d. inY'

hopes of - W.iyilel'if ,repeati~g a~ state Class B 'tia~ketbaU ch.ampions Thursday night bY I t'dowmng the cold Blue Bevils 47·"3; in the open­ing game of the state tmitney, '

The Rockets ·.'dddd to their glory and made Wayne's show' ing .,. ... o';e Impressive Saturday afternoon bY"ovetwhelming fav­or-ed Minden for the cha rnpion-­ship, Wayne suffered one of its cold­

est nights of the y~,!f from the field in Thursday's '],lj't. The Blue

, a'rt~~:rs~ ~li~btl~2 !~~ke~~

Totals

Wa.yne Syracuse

0-5 0-1 0 {I A planning meeting for the 0 •• r-1 0-0 1 2 1959 Shson will be held -by the

0-2 1-2 0 1 Elkhorn Valley "Night Baseball league at Osmond Frjday" Pre-si.

2.2-51 3.9 12 47 dent Casper Theisen announced this week.

9 lD 13 16

• 9---37 The meeting. is scheduled at

14-41' 7:30 p. m. Teams expected to b. represented are Creighton, Bloomfield, Crofton, Wausa, 05· mon~, Coleridge, Laurel, Win­side, Wayne and Hartington. Deadline Near on

Bowling Entries A meeting of all persons inter·

ested in the Wayne baseball te-am will be held at 2 p. 111. Sunday at the local fir. hall.

Pilgl'r .. 33 "'1 High scores: Casey's, 886 and

2399; Lynn Kuhl, 224 and 578.

Couples .Lefigue I Diamoo-Zach 70 34 Krause-Thompson 59 45 Luscheo-Pospishil 53 51 Barner-Jech 53 51 Gathje-Thompson 52 52 Woods-Webrer 47 57 Mohr-Gilbert 39, 65 ~ospishil-Meyer 2 6 High scores: John Luschen', 198

and 485; Helen Luschen, 422; Luschens, 907.

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Mrs. Mary -Bolton, Wisner, ~ere Wayne Youths Membe'rs board, 8:30. counsel and reglstratiuns, 1.0 il III .

~i~t~e:e t~e~~ .. sund·ay in the T. Of Touring Orchestra ~n,;~~e;d:.~}tMY~~h~~c~e:~o~ ~~n~~r5~tooL~nr~h~'~:~~nt~·~.,~UIll()1'"; 'Mr. and iMrs ... Fred Gildersleeve Herald's Slleo!al N,,\\'8 Service MYF choir, 7; Circles III and IV, ThuJ:'sday, ~Iar. 26: Communion

d~~ a~~~r~ot;~sin ~h~e C~~~~t~~: :~;k' Ir~rn~r~~~'so~~nso~ ~a~~~ :~~ Wi~~~sdSae:~iit~r~~~~' gommuniQn, ~~I~l~~el ~~~[~~lfl~~:)~ati~I~,~;'I~~,l,d ~f~~ home. Mr, and-Mrs. Lyle Gamble Mrs. Albert G, Carlson, Wayne, 8 p,m. Must Not lit'." 7 30 p.m.

w%~. e~~ilXr:.is~~~bert Brugger, U:ns~:~~;;gh~~yth;rc~~!r;~S~tig~ St. Paul', Lutheran Church R&deem~r- Luther-an Church Ul.e Mr. and Mrs. Earl Larson-and Mr. is making'a concert tour this week, (R. E. Shirck, pastor) {So K. d(' Freese. pastor I and Mrs. Ed Larson visited Sunday Marian is concertmaster and a Thursday, Mar. 19: Evening Saturday, /\tar 21. l'onfLnnatlun in the Adolph Jotzke home, Sioux featured violin sotpist. Irving is Circle, B p.m, classcs, 2 p.m City. principal of the second violin see- ~aturday. Ma!. ?1: Junio~ cat~. Sunday

J• Mar, ?2: Early S('n'H't',

Mr-:, ;~o:k~n~ !~:~,air;' ~h~a~~~~ tion. • Ch~~~d,;l·~~;r.s~?:o~~;J:~h~Sc~~ot ~'~l~~~t~~/~~I~J .~('~\,~~~, ;1~;U1~~::i\ Bastian home. ~! .U 9:30 a.in.; worship, 10:30. Jirmation of class

and Mrs. Vernie Brockman It I RTH Wednesday, Mar. 2.5: Luther Wedn('sda.\'. - !lIar. 25: YoUlll . and Mrs. John Ream, sr. -"d' _>7_:: . league._8 p~m. . choir, -6·4-5--p-.111-.; -Ch-anecl---chutr, 7~

funeral services Satur, Thursday, Mar. 26: Executive Luthpr league 8. S~ux tCitYS~or'f;V0~bury Mar. ,11: -Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Church Women, 1:30 p.~.; Church Th.ur!iday, ~1ilr. 26: Holy COIil

whoe~uar kille~tin a ~~~~ Lembcke, Dixon, a daughter, 6 Women, 2; holy commuruon, 8 p.lf1. mumon, "FoI'klveness," 8 p·m.

last Wednesday.- Mrs. Biggs lbs., 10 1'2 01.., Wakefield hospitaL Assembly "Of God Wes~eyan Methodist Church wa~~~. former Dorothy Mattingty, K~~~', l~a~~e,a~d s~~~· f~~~ ~~: S d(1van Meyer, pastor) .(William C Miller, pastor)

Mr-s, He"rilan- Gee-we visited thony, 8 Ibs" Benthack hospital. 10 ~nm ay, ~arh·22\~unday scro~l, Friday. !\Iar. 20. NE Neill' Tuesday evening in the George 11: Mr. and Mrs. Terry :.; w rs IP, ; evange IS IC Men's L'hn"tJan fellowshIP, Dixon. Meyer home. Mrs. Ida Rewinkel d se~l~e, 8d ·p·m. M 2 P 8 p.m. was a visitor Friday evening. wa§nl~s._, all o:~g~!~~: mee~inn:s 8a~'.m. ar, 5: rayer c~:.~uc?oas}~e~l~r.~~~L ~~\~ce~~~i;J..a

:"'l""::'~~>:'"'\~"\c.!,:""':c-• ..,-u,::..t - ___________ .pu'."!<..JlJ:>Sp1la1;:;-___ . - Sunday, Mttf~~ Stmday--sctruot, -

., 3:5~ left. they again. Syracuse got seven points in the next two minutes while Wayne got only Guern's fr-ee throw.

Rich Kehlenbeck was the' of the Syracuse s}urt in the . period. ,He got eig t points in quarter.. His tots was tops ~or

t~~e tI::?~e'r~ll11~~nt~Jf~~~:~:: ~Stubbende~k added l~)n1:ir'e: .

wi?hl!~~ ;~~t~~~::Si!O~~ll~;:d with 10. Koeber h;ui seven, Jive of them froQl the fr.ee thr!lw linJl.

W.yhe (37) ig It pf Guern 5-9 '1-2 1 Finn . _ 2-14 1-2 2 Koeber 1-8 5·6 3 Dene'sia ' ._~-16 4·5 0 Hammer .1 .. 5 '.2-4 1 Schmitz ... 0-2 0-0

Totals

Saturday, March 21 The Very Populaf DUFFY BELORAD And His Orchestra

Admission 7Sc

cooperation from the WSTC's track squad is

tounding into condition for the corning season.

Coach Don Emery aRd Assistant Carl Ellermeier have been drilling 37 candidates, mostly indoors.

------------ ~~nc:nJ ai~~:~~~q~.!der~~:ts s:~:.dui-This test will determine the p~r­sonnel for the opening triangular meet with Morningside and West· mar at Wayne Apr. 7.

scoring are

-B-.-.k-y-.u-r .. · .. w-... d .. dl-n-g.-.n-d-A-n-n-I- ~i~ti je~~~chLarry' versa,-y Dances at KING'S-A ball. Marvin Young,

room where you'll be proud to in· ~~~~~ sP~t~: vit. your friendsl John Kruse, two-mile,

Smith, pole vault.

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h~p~~~ aat W~TC~~ tJnol~Ts over as baseball coach for

Wildcats. Adding to his prob­are the never-say-die winter

weather and the spring 'vacation next week.

Young has to field a team for the first WJ.ldc.<IIt ,.!lame Apr, only four days after schoof sumes.. ._

A squad {"If 60 hopefuls turned out for the first praeti-ce Mo-nday afternoon at Rice fieldhouse. Young is faced with selecting his team from players he has never seen in aC!ion on

opponent will be Nebraska Wesleyan here Apr. 3. All home games will start at 3 p. m. except two double headers at 1 and 3:30. The schedule calls for 14 games with seven other col­leges before the NAIA playoffs May 15-16. Tbe opponents are Wes­leyan, Dana, Concordia, Midland, Has;tings, Peru and Creighton.

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guests Cleveland home.

M.rs, Adele Mullen and Bob Wohlers. Lincoln, were guests last weekend in the Mrs. Mark Cramer home.

Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Creighton were guests last weekend in the G. B. Creighton home. Fontanelle, la.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Peterson visited last Tuesday in the Mts'. Walfred Carlson, sr. hame. Lizzie

Ktnglton's' Team Champs .and .rh~~Sd~~lia Perdue

I n San DiegQ Tourney , and I\.lrs. ~o~ssell FA Gary Kingston, son of Mrs. luncheon guests Thursday

Ella Kingston, Wayne, waS a mem-- Mrs) W.alfred Carlson, sr.'

~~~ O{h~h~a~a~r:~~llN~e:aT Tr~\~~ :~~s~l.d Carlson was an'

inf<:i~~~\6~ c~:e~~~~~s~t fie7;,r~is~:~erJoah'td gamfl with the team, day afternoon und~reated in 25 games. . !Mrs. Ben Meyer- spent from _~ __________ Wednesday to Sunday in the Dr.

WqyneBowling ;ng St:a,,;,:e;~~ ~~~egr;.';I:.u:~~; -------.;...---- K~M~~ a~~oM~:~ J":m~~~~~:~~ }Yit~r:1~~r:;~ri_ts~o~es 6~ ·3~· r;voannn~,~~~;~r~~e ~~~~~~,~:.

Swanson TV 621,~ 371.<.! day afternoon in the Ben Meyer El Rancho 53 41 home. Squirt . 51 49 Mr-. and Mrs. Ben Meyer /it·

~~i~t3a 's :~112 ;;1'2 ~~~~~ t~~itg~ee/d~lr,of ~f~~~~,ph~:: Tillie's 43 57 last Tuesday. They were overnight Coca Cola 33 67 guestoi in the Edwin Meyer home High srores: Swanson, 793 and Paullina, la. '

2237; Bety Daugherty, 208 and 543. ~r. an~ ~rs, Ralph Waldo .. Col-umbus, VISited last Tuesday In the Mrs. H. H. Hahn home. Pioneer League w I

Van's 691J~ 34 1fo2

Dahl Nursing- 631.z 40 1'2 Lindsay 59 45 Wolters 57 47 Sorensen 51 53 W~yne Book 43 61 Wayne Grain 41 63 Vet's Club ~ 32 72 High scores' Dahl. 835 a..,.nd 2389;

Don Tangeman, 231 and 580.

Community League Canada Dry Casey's Langemeier Ben Franklin Blue Bunny Seyler Motors Gene's Cafe

W 461,~ 3P".! 43 35 42 'j 36 40 39 39 39 371'2 40 11:! 32112 451,.~

w 72 69 58 58 51 39 36

I 32 35 46 46 53 65 68

Mr, and 'Mrs. R. H, Hansen vis­ited Wednesday evening In the Burdette Hansen home, Wisner,

Mrs. Larry Johnson and Jennifer and· Mrs. Clifford Johnson visited Tuesday afternoon in the Kermit Florine home, Norfolk.

About 30 relatives and friends helped Jake Johllsons observe their forty-fJfth wedding anniversary last Tuesday evening.

Mr-, and Mrs, James Miller and family, Lincoln, were weekend guests in the Mrs. Julius Hinne­riCHs home.

Mr-. and M.rs. Emest Hartung, , viSited Friday afternoon

home.

visitors last S.u~~a~· ~~:~~ng in the Frank LanSIng home.

Mrs. Keith Jech visited Wednes· the William Roenfeldt home,

Redeemer ULCM Hast To Conference Sunday

Wayne county savings 1;>ond sales in ) anuary and February totalled nearly a quarter Df the 1959 quota, Chairman Henry Ley announced th"t!"we@tt.

th~a}~:~ri*etp: !~~ ~~~,~g~tbS is 23,7 percent of _the goaL

Percentages for other NE Ne­braska 'counties were: Cuming, 27.8; Stanton, 25.4; Madison, 20.5; Pierce, 17.4; Dakota, 18.2; Dixon, 16.8; Cedar.! 16,3, and Thurston. U.8.

• Soil Bank Certificate Income When Received

reserve certificate as a soil bank pay" included as income

for that year in the farmer's in­come tax return, according to a Treasury department ruling reo ceived by County ASC Chairman CarlO. Sundell.

The ruling, Sundell said, is that an acreage reserve certifi. cate is incQme to the fal"'mer in the taxable year when he re· ceives it. This applies whether the farmer cashes the certificate, -redeems it in gr<?in or uses it to repay a previous price support loan,

percent of the amount of cer­tificate, the additional five percent must be included as income.

Sundell stressed that this ruling applies only to the acreage reserve 'Portion of the soil bank for which payments were made in the form of negotiable cerlificates. The acreage reserve ended in the 1958 crop year and most final payments wcre made in 1958 or will be made in 1959.

First National Bank of Wayne, Nebraska

Loans and discounts Furniture and fixtures Federal Reserve stock

Charter No. 3392

Statement of Condition March 12, 19Ji9

Capital uu.IUTl-ES

$1,661\697.44 j. 5,924':00 7,500_00

U. S. Gov't Bonds $862,205:'26 Other bonds . . _.. 389,038.41

·t~ill~~ded "profits ~sd- ;'eserve Deposits

Cash and due from banks 523,656.17

TOTAL

1,774,899.84

............ $3,456,021.28 TOTAL

Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

MembeF of the Federal Reserve System

OFFICERS and DIRECTORS

$ 100,900:00 150,000.00 74,376.25

3,131,645.03

.$3,456,021.28

O. M. JEFFREY, Chairman of the Board ADON JE;FFREY, President

ALBERT M. KERN, Cashier

- L. B. McCLURE, Vice President CHARLES E. McDERMOTT

A. J. VOORHIES, Assistant Cashier WALTER BENTHACK

80 American corporations, selected for lncqme ~nd g~th p~ssibilities.MonthIY'

or lump sum Investm~nt plans. ,r

, HAMI'LYON FUNDS 351-G r P. o. lolt 5Q61, Denver 17, Coloro:do '

PleoJe •• nd fr •• pro,p&ctu.-boQlcI.t I d •• crlblng Hamilton Funds. • J--.. _ ...

" " " United Presbyterian Church (Dr. O. B, Proett, pastor)

Sunday, Mar. 22: Church school, 9:45 a.m.; nurser,y, 11; worship, "The, M.aterialist." 11.

Tuesday, Mar. 24: Communi­cants' and membership class, 7:30 p.m.

Wednesday, Mar. 25: Westmin­ster fellowship· (high school), 7 p.m.; choir practice, 8; Women's association, 8.

an~hu::~::t'iO~a~f 2!:e~~:~U~~~ p.m.

First Church of Chr-ist (L. T. Carstensen, pastor)

Sunday, Mar. 22: Bible school, 10 a.m.; worship, 11; youth meet­ing, 7 p.m.; evening worship, 8.

Wednesday, Mar. 25: Choir prac­tice, 7 p.m.; prayer meeting and Bible study, 8,

First, Methodist Church (William Simmer, pastor)

Thursday, Mar·. 19: Prayer chain, 9 a.m.

Saturday, Mar. 21: Confirmation class, 10 a.m,; Children's choir,

m,

.(E. J. Thursday,

p.m.

25: Prayer '7.30

. , 7:30

10 a.m.; worship, 11; Young peo' pIp's meeting, 7,:10 p.m.; gosllel SCl'\'ice. 8.

Wednesday. Mar. 25: Pray{'r meeting, B p.m.

Immanuel Ev. Luthe-ran Church MISSOUI'I Synod

(Samuel Mesh, vacancy pastor I Thursday, Mar. 19: Ladies aid. -p-,.m..,---- - _ Sunday, Mar 22: Sunday school

and iunior Bible class, 10 a.m ; worship services conducted by stu·

Saturday, Mall. 21: Junior choir, 1 p.m.; Bible school and confirma­tion instruction, 1: 30.

~~~:n~~i~rJ,oloI,r: ~Ilv;in c?d~~~~io~ registration and voters' meeting after S-t'!fVice. --. ---.... .--

Sunday,. Mar. 22'. Sunday school and youth Bible class, 9:30 a.m.; adult Bib1e discussion, 9:40; wor- Trinity Lutheran Church, A:tona ship. "Hosanna!", 10:30; no adult (Emmet Rogness. pastor) evening study group. Sunday. Mar. . .22: Confirmalion

Tuesday, Mar _ 24: Walther servicc, 10:45 a.m. league, 8 p.m~_ Tuesday, Mar. 24: Walther--Wedne.s~ax .. Mar. 25: Communion_league.:.-~~_~ _~-:;::-

121 ~ per sllare 2' :;~t:ecUritie.

'oygbl. April 30, J959, to ,hareholderr 0' record April J. r~.5.9.

lox 5~J, penvet 17, ColorodD

GLEANINGS from our. Heritage of Freedom

"Good laws lead to the making of better ones; bad ooes bring about worse. As soon as any man says of the affairs of the state, 'what does it malter to

me?' the state may be given up­for lost." - ROllJJeali

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WAKEFIELD, ••.

Mrs~Barelman . New Prexy Of Wakefield VFW Vi .

Mrs. Baker was in charge of de- in Arizona Saturday, cQJiations. Mrs. Leona Br.t was ,.;...,., ...• ,,- Turner and Kenneth dialrman of the food committee. were Sunday a~-~orty attended. ~~r;~~me-=- in the Jerry Tur·

B~:b:~::;;:ni met in the hos'pitat Nixon, Fischer Reig.n. at Friday: Mrs. Kermit Johnson pre· FFA-FHA Skating Party ~~~g~r;lren: t:e.~~ iFeiSe info~p~?l~ rer:::; ~iX~i~ga~~dK~~~~n ~~~!

~'lrs. Eldon Barelman was elect- ------------ Nut cups were made for trays of FFA-"'~HA skating party last Mon-

I'd president at'8 VFW Auxiliary ------~----- ~~d f~~thre:~ew:t~ ~:~e ~e~~~d~ dAtt'ei:S!n~~ ~:r!O~~~~~:'Packer, tnrctmg Tuesday evening at the Tom Gustafson, Shirley Greve and LI'gWD hall. St. Paul's Aid Merle Schlines. Dennfs Fegley was

W~ltte~r Mrs, George Grlm"in ch~~C~a~:UF~:a;~c.i~~5~e~irli~~ ch!lirman o~ the event. .~lrs. 'Phon"!fATlas 7·2756 Hanson presid,ed. Rev. Emmet ~nd Mors. Cecil RhQdes find

I·: to ibe . , tJ(ms. Mrs. I.'tccht are .

Hostesses the mceUng were Mrs. Ker-mit Turner and \ ern Anderson.

Wln& Sp&ech--c.ontest

cnce at Luther pver the weeken.d.

District 68 students entertained several rural schools at a skating party in the Wakefield rink Friday evening.

Rogness gave devotions. The pro· family, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Chmn, gram was a panel discussion on Vernon ·Keyser, Om.aha, and Fran· "The Bible 'and The Home". Mrs. ces Rhodes, CouncIl Bluffs, were John Greve was hustess. dinner guests" the Charles Key·

Book's ... ".. .. 3 27 . Pioneer, 744; Ful· Evelyn Fredrickson.

Fredricks'on and Mary 477.

Churches . .. Presbyterian Church

Thurs~ay, Mar. 19: ~uth circle, Mrs. Ollve Lamb, 2'.30 p.m.

~unda.v, Mar."2l: Sqnday school, 10 a.m.; worship, 11.

Christian Church (Merlin Wright, pastor)

Thursday, Mar. 19: King's Daughters covered dish luncheon; Youth counCil, 4 p.m.; Youth choir. 5; Bible study, 8.

Sunday, Mar. 22: Bible 1~ a.m. 11;

DIXON NEWS Mrs, E~T~.~y"::::Pho~eJU -4:2921

Tho Way"" (Nobr.) H.rold Thurad.v, March 19, 1959

Boeshart, Wakefield, were Sunday dinrlCI .. aruL..s...yp.l!(!J'_ gu~st~_i!l the Phil Boeshart honte lor Steve Boeshart's birthday.

Mrs. Jack Kavanaugh, Mrs. Merle Kavanaugh. Mrs. M. P. Kavanaugh and Mrs. Ed Kess.ler

Belden, were v,sitor~ 10 SPM:. ~~~~r!~ liC~X M~l&·w 'wer~ Peterson home f'nday Fnday dinner_.8.ucsts in the Leslie

Doescher home, Wayne, and l~~p­Peterson was a guest oC eon guests in -tl;le b McCaw h~~.

and Gene Quist Thursday Wakefield.

ev~r::g'Mabel McCaw and Mary h' Ann. Norma and Ardith Peterson Churc es were . the Fred Johnson· .. • •

Sunday. M.thodl" Ghvrcb

sun~~;,inM;~.u~;~o~~~:~or;ChOOI. 9:45 a.m.; worshIp, 11. _ .

~St.. Ann.'.- C.thollc--~Chvr-ch -­(Peter Dunne, pastor)

Sunday, Mar. 22: Mass, 8 a.m. the evening.

Mr. and Mrs.~ Leslie Noe -and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon: Bass were family were guests of Mr. and Supper guests in the Ray Spahr Mrs. Laurenc;e Frerichs, Bloom· nome Fr\day. ,I,

field, S~~~a~rs. Oliver Nne .and ~ Lt. Eugene W. Va.hlkamp, Joleen Pearson -- -wa!il awarded first place in the WCTU speech contest in Dixon Tuesday evening.

8~erlnfUria --- -H. M. Maise, bookkeeper at

Schroeder's store, was bruised and !>haken Saturday morning when he fell down a basement sta.irway at the store. He is confined at, the Wakefield hospital, where he was laken b.y ambulanc.e .after the ac· c!dent.

$i»(iety .•• Lions Club Social

About 20 attended the Lions club box social in the fire hall club room Tuesday evening. Dallas Wendt acted-as auctioneer. James CalJaway was In charge of games.

About 50 Mrs. Wilbur

were dinner guests in the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Vahl­Jewell home Sunday. Fri· kamp, Wayne, is serving aboard . and Mrs. Noe were dinner the submarine USS Thornback op·

IfJ~ t-HI01I1S:ellN1ar'll1th1I1-~i~;';;th;';;i~.:.R.: !\L-.Wo~ '~~~7f~1 ~~b~~srt&~, .fa {c-'-

Sa lem Chur.chmCf\.. Salem Churchmen met Monday

evening in the church ~arlors.

!~r:~er w~~he~.c~~ert.he T~:gh~b school girls' tno and triple trlO sang. Judy Taylor sang. JaNohn Goldberg prayed a saxophone solo.

~~dr~:ed PS:~d~~l s~::e~ Levine

Mrs. Lew Anderson retu_rn~9. Friday to het home in Ashland, Wis .. .JollowinR_a -visit in the R. E. Paulson home. _~

Mr. and....Ml:§. Lawren'c.e«:Graffis, MPs: -EOna chnaers-and.."Mr. and Mrs. George Grimm were- supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bull Wednesday.

WAKEFIELD

Hospital Not~

Naomi Circle. Presbyterian Naomi circle met

wlth' Mrs. Harry Larson Thursday afte-moon. Mrs. M. C Cae assisted. Mrs. Charle.$ Kinney, jr. conducted a business meeting. Mr>'). Coe gave devotwns. Mrs. Thomas Busby led Bible study,

lhomsens. Observe Golden Wedding

About 50 relatives and friends helped Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thom· sen obser¥-e lhcir golden wedding anniversary ~dnesday afternoon and evening at their home.

. Mrs. John Lutt and Herman Baker were' tnysts. Coupetative lunch was served.

Fred Tiffimsen and Susie Baker were~married Mar~ 11,.--1909 at La· Porte by Rev. Borneman. Their attendants were Mrs. Lutt and Mr. Baker. Thl:'y farmed in the Wake­field area s('veral years before

Ad~i~: Mrs. Ervin Lembcke, mThi~gc~~p}~W~as three sons; Ar. Dixon;.;Mrs. Herman Gerling, Em· thur. Weeping Water; Alfred, Cal-

~~~~re;. ~B 'y ~~~:. ~~~rYf\1~~~: }f~:ll~:a~d~h~~~~~~ Wake~e~q,: and

~~~; .JJ~~~~fc::;~n~ Covenant Aid ~ ~~~~i mmer; ayn~; S~~s~ ne~J~~iorn ~~~e~~~trc~.f~:;t;~~ ~ ;n~~\~~~y H~.ri~~~ ~~ldn.At~~~~~~flP~~~~e~e~ti~~f.a1

Douglas Carlson. ('ash donation was voted, to' World Laurell,F,:r est ensen, Wakefield; Missions. Mrs. Harry WeDdel~fang Mrs. W~ron Bull. Wayne. two numbers. Readings were'·giv.

OlsritfC.e-d: 'Mrs Flora Rohan. en by Mrs. Elmer Fleetwo'ld and Newcalt\e; Alfred B. Borg, Dixon; Ml"~ Carl Helgren. Hostesse&,were

~~~~ ilrl~n~ta~U~~~" ~:;~~s~~;~ ~. a~c ~~;2e~~~IllM[~n:~~ert nita Jensen, Emerson; Mrs. Her·

:~~ ~~~~s~n~l~i::.Otr~l~;' l~~l~~: W~V!C~fl~h~~:rr Friday wilh Mrs. cke. ·Dixon; Harry ·Holm. Wake- Clarence V~rner. M'rs. E. O. Fen­field;" Guy Allen, Allen.: ~:. ~. ton was. co-hostess. Mrs. ~aur~ce Wingell,-'Ben-reh;~Dt;ltIgtas~Carrson, . pre'sIMa. Rev. "Cafr It·., B. Laurel; Mrs. Joe Keagle. Wake· . interimlpastor of MisSion field: 'Clair Myers, Wayne. church. devotions.

Bill t'ueders Has A Pencil

. , . and this pencil which Bill has is known among thrifty fo.od buyers in the Wayne community as the first line of defense a· gainst high cost of living. There's no magic in the pencil, though to many persons it see~ so. Bill USGS this just to mark prices on the mer­chandise in his store (and there is t"e secret!). Bill is satisfied to get iust a tiny profit and sell mor. stuff to more happy housewives.

for Youth WeeK' in

Fenton Ekberg

Farmers Union Holds Oyster Supper Friday

About 75 persons attended the ,.annual Farmers Union Oyster sup­per Friday at the Legion hall.

Guest speakers were Wilbur Down.!l, Omaha. and Paul O'eon-

-~:~~e ~~~~~orrl~~' th;I~:Ie ~:~!~~~ Hon and Peggy Brown of the state youth camp.

Charles Messerschmidt, jr. play­ed a trumpet solo. Dianne Salmon played an_ oboe solo. Twelve fifth and sixth grade boys also sang.

_ Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Anc!.ersQ!l, Oakland, visited Sunday in the

u~ ~~e~~.1)f:~. Lutt called in the Dick Wacker home We_dnes­day. Mr. a~d Mrs. A. D. RaKofski were Fridav guests. Mr. and Mrs. Mern Mordhorst and sons called Saturday evening.

Brudigams Honored AI Church Monday

a skit. The anniversary cake was baked

and decorated by Mrs. John Greve. Mrs. Hansen and Mrs. Henry Tar­now.

da~·r. and ,Mrs. Reynold Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Elvis Olson and Mr. and Mrs. Dewayne Foote. were din· ner guests in the Joe Helgren home Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Haglund, Cora Haglund and Elmer An~erson were dinner guests Sup day 1Il the Norman Haglund home ,in observ­ance of the Mar. 16 wedding anni· versary of Walter Haglunds .. '

Sgt. and Mrs. Carl' Borg, AIM .. "', deen Proving Grounds, Md., ar· rived Tuesday night for a visit In the Harry Cruickshank heme-. He will soon leave for three years overseas duty. She will reo main in the Cruickshank home. _ M~. ;nd--Mrs. -Maurice--e;ustafson

and J-e-r-i1yn were visitOF-& Sunday afternoon in the T. M. Gustafson home. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Nelson were evening callers.

Mr. and Mrs. Duane Wilcox and Kathv. Blair. ,spent the weekend in the M. B. Killion home.

Mrs. Bessie Davidson, Wayne, Jim McCaw, Dixon, and Mrs. Les· lie Doescher and Delores, Wayne, were lunch guests Friday of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. McCaw. Mrs. M. C. Coe spent Tuesday it! Sioux City, where she was a gUe.st at the Iowa state DAR good, Cit· izenship luncheon. Her si&ter, Mr~., Vinson Perkins, Carson, la., 1S Iowa state award chairman.

-Mission Covenant Churc.h. (C.H.B. Peterson, interim pastor)

Thursday, Mar, 19; Choir reo

he~~:~;d:/·:~r. 21: Junior choir, L..l;j . .RJIl,.;.~rilir!JiMtQP...l _2___ _.

Sunday, Mar. 22; Sunday sdiool, a.m.; worship, 11; evening

service, 7:30 p.m.

m~~fn~~YM~~r Af13e~ C~!~~:n~rayer Tuesday. Mar. 24: Covenatlt

CO~C~~:d~y~uL~~.e~~~g~~~;'Ja~i~a society, 2: 30 .£.._m.

Choir re~

Cars, Truck.s R'egistered

housewarming . new

S~ih~d~~e~~~i~g8s spet at cards. Cooperative lunch was served.

Van Cleaves' former home was destroy~d ,by fire in December.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Young were Wednesday evening visitors in the John-Young home.

Mrs. Stanley Mitchell and Mrs. Society • • • B"t Ever Clvb

Best Ever club met in the Mrs:

based in the South Carolina port since the Confederate Navy's Hundley during the War of 1812. -

Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Kayanaugh and Vincent visited Judy Kava­naugh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs ..

[~~~d~Sav~~~~rt~l, in N~i-fo~~d~la~{ Friday. Judy return~d home .~un­day. Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Kava­naugh and Vincent were dinner guests that day in the Jack Kav,· naugh home.

Lowell Saunders were Friday vis· itors in the Leslie Schram home, Ponca.

Gus Carlson borne Wednesday af· ternoon. Seven memb'ers were

.'0' ,., .',.... The __ afternoon _.w:~s spent Courthouse Roullaup-games.

Dailv Guild

la~a~6u;~cfi;. M:S~ ~fll ~:J~~ :~~ -G-ovn-tv~G-ou-rt";;'-------Mrs. Merrill Baier were bostesses. Mar. 13: James Mellick, Wayne, The afternoon was spent sQcially. fined $10 and $4 costs for speeding;

Dally Doers Y,~;a:nfjy--*eit~eed.-----Daily ""Doers met"1ast-7ues-da-y Mar. 10: Jolianna L(Hmcrs-to

a n supper evening. The demonstration on State National bank; parts of lots guests in the Fay ·Walton home. line and design in clothing was 16 17 & 18, blk 21, orig -Wayne,

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hansen were given. Cor $1($16.50 in revenue stamps). dinner guests in the Soren Hansen ~ar. 10: Johanna Lueders to home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Garden Club State National bank; part of lots Gordon Hansen and family and Garden club met Wednesday in 17 & 18, blk 21, orig Wayne, for Elin and Marion Hansen- were the Mrs. Patsy Garvin home with $1($7.70 in stamps). guests Wednesday evening. 12 members present. The afternoon Mar. ,,0: Irma Jacobs, et at to

Mr. and Mrs. Duane Koester cl~ll/penf playing games and so· tre~ck Janke; W%, 24:25·3 for family were dinner gu_ests in 8, . O' t f W Larry McAfee home, Allen, to M~~rt~~: ~~h~~~h~S & 0husb:~d~ da'·r. and Mrs. Louis Forinash, were visitors in Kansas City last 12 x 14 rod tract in NE COTl)er of

weekend. 7·26-4 for $285.

~~~i:da;ndev~n'~~ i~er~he gU~~~ fa!fiy ~~~r:r~~es~~~nS~h~gIE1w~ Th~~Jor;~ke::v:rl~if~rn~%~'tvJ~ Walton home. . Pehrson home last Sunday after· 34.25.3 for $12

1500.

Mrs. Ray Spahr was a guest m noon February Gas Tox the Mrs. Frank Sa,ilors home Fri· Mr. and Mrs. Bud Stingley were Rural mail route gravel, $3,403.-day evening. guests Friday evening in the Pete 58' county road $3,734.11; couIJ.ty

Dinner guests Sunday in !he Stingley home,' Laurel. bridge. $1,066.90'; town road dist. ~i~rrbirthuj~:r~:~~ ~~e a~~n%l~s~ Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas ricts. $644.65. .

Jay Mattes and Harlen. Afternoon lli~rc~rwgff~~s~~~~~tT~~~d:lte~~ ----. -.-.-D-I~D-Y~O~lt~K::'N~O~W t~1~!r~:di -~ri'CrafadmW;~' ~~~~~d noon they visited Mrs. Sophie lfIal it cosh lest tlJ run a full-

1959 Mrs. Rudolph Swanson and Mr. Hladik in the Plainview hospital page ad than It does .to lend • Harry E. Fisher; Wayne, Chev and Mrs. Freemollt Lubberstedt. and Darrell Dean. post card to. all'the readers of J. M. Fischer, Wakefield, Chev pu Mr. and Mrs. George Lippblt, ·Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Snyder and The W .. yne 'Herald. '

Lewie Geewe, Wakefield, Dodg~ ~n~d~M~r~s.~R~a~y:M~at~te~s:a:n~d~M~r .:a;n~d~fa:m~i;IY:. ~Al~le~n~. ;;;aD~d=M;r;s~. ~w;;a':Ii~e~:::;;~:;;;;:;~;;;~=:;;n_. Grace Davidson, Wayne, Pontiac

Scratch League w I -{Z~;~: ~C:a~~e~ ~:~d~'J:;~e, Fredrickson 21 11 F-ord pu Fair 21 11 Ed Kollath, Hoskins, Ford Wakefield Furniture 16 16 John Bohrri., Carroll, Rambler Donelson 15 13 Marvin Christensen, Laurel, Hartz 13 15 Chev pu International 12 20 Norman Rockwell, Wayne, Chev Lute's .... 10 22 Robert Alderson, Wayne, Ford

24~J~hB~~0~eS~~r:a~~: ~fJi ~'~~~i~ Carl Hinzman'1~57kins, Ford

!-Ander, 563. Jack Killion, Wayne,Thev

Handk •• League w I Wafter Gilbert:9:ayne, Ford

~~~r~ers Union ~! ~~ 1955 Salmon 23 13 Robert A. Smith, Wayne, Chev Uptowners 23 13 1954

Completely new' a.riStocratlc pigskin .•• in shoes so light, so s6ft~ SO delicately detailed you feel like you're walking on powder puffs.;And they fit like Naturalizers always do. Bressler-Shenck 191.d61.:! Jake Johnson, Wayne. Buick

Stauffer 19 17 1951 rn Legion 18 18 Floyd Timmerman, Wayne, Chev ~ Blue Bunny 17 % 18 1;f1 1950 ~. Keglers 17',18V, Alvin Peterson. Wayne, Chev t2 ......... et...;.. ..~.e. -.. Coca Cola. 17 19 Arthur Jenkins, Wayne, Ford Twin Cylinders 14 22 Robert Nissen, Wayne, Chev NE Nebr. RPPD 13 23 1949 Allen 121~23% Thea. Gunnar-.!jon, Wayne, Ford pu

Tomeo . 10 26 1948 THE SHOE WITH THE BEAUTIFUL FIr Lean, Meaty

Spare Ribs 3 .Ibs. $1.09

High scores: Carr's, 1036; Sal. Arthur Dranselka, Wayne, GMCpu ~

rno"n, 2919; Ernest Swift, 210';; ~K,;e:n~'I--i~~;wp~~1~9~47~~;':;~;fteo4l _____ "":-""" ______ I:"" _____ -:;7'1\ __ -----:~~~-:r--Jl .1-J"~"l-.--1.--1I111"''''l--IIIIH''I-I''~.l--H:;;",":-",SalIl]._Qn, ~!i4. -- I Larry Wamen's Handicap w

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TonmloJuice 46-0%. cans

4 cans $1.00 Royalty Crushed -1»~'~ili~c­lReapp 1~ons --

3 for 33c Swans Down

Cake Mixes 3 pkgs. 89c:

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Open Sundays 8:30-n:30 and 4 ·6

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Busby 24 6 Waldbaum's Pioneer Bossman Moller's Warren Grain Fullerton Benson Bar RexaJl Drug Wakefield Service Schroeder's

Frederick J. Pokett, Wayne, Chf!!v 1942

Scott Maricle, Winside, Ford 1930

Gene Rethwisch, Carroll, Ford

Merchant Firestone ,Store 222 MainSI'. LeRoy Ba~ner, Mg-r. --·-Phone126

AIRFOOT CUSHIONING

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L, VAN'S 210 Main' IIWayne's Family Shoe Store" - -- Phone 221

Fish. 'Fry JMonday -Members of the Winside Fire

department. their wives and guests enjoyed a fish fry at the. Fire hall last Monday evening,

Mr. a-rid Mrs. WilHam Loebs3ck,

--.,., -~~~~~s ~i\~e ;;t~~e G~~~1d~%m~l.inner Mr. and Mrs. William

____ spent __ 3!Jm.a,y -----.CYe~---With rc. Jcm;en and Jimmie.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wittler were dinner gU('sts Sunday in the Arnold Wittler home.

Mr. and Mrs,>, Walter Wagn and famUy and Mr. and Mrs. Al­fred Wagner and family were din­ner guests. in the John Wagner home, Norfolk, Sun91!Y,

Mrs., Willi~' Ritze and MH. aar. ~~~~ rJ1t~fe~t~fs~nt~~~::~dIleh~~~~ Hoskins, who recently returned home from an Omaha hospital.

Mrs. A. A. Rissor, Norfolk, spent Wednesday af~ernoon with her par­ents, Mr. and .Mrs. JI. C. Hanson. Three--Fours Bridge Club

1\1 AI' -.S. h' d 1U_~ ("~. Mrs. E,. T. Warnemunde car:s~-nd y~:s. c w~\,~'C'~' d~: a Qc,ssert )qnclieon Frlday ",:h:~e'~n'tD""o.-lI-cp~!n.JYifs .. ~""',.<'o/il<I".·ted

~ar~~d~~~ Ii~~~M' tl:s~. J~h~~J~ ·~tili~nti1r;~~m~~ Tt~e~~~t;s ~~~dg: and Mrs. Cary }!.Cturncd home Wed- g~es1. Fnz.es_went to Mrs.. _R L. nesday. Dttmarr,- Mrs. L. W. Kahl. Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. William Janke and George. Voss. and M.rs. Neely. Apr.

dinner guests in the home were Mr. and Nathan, Mrs. Anna Buethien and Mr.

. Ash Ashbrook, Norfolk. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph' Harbart,

Norfolk, were SUnday evening vis­itors in the William Janke homC'.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wylie spent Sunday evening in the Krist Jensen home.

Mr. and Mrs. R~dolph Hammer and !\I.Ir. and Mrs. Adolph l1enschke were Sioux City visitors Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Meier and Debbie were Tuesday evening vis­itors in the Hammer home . .... -Mr. and Mrs. Will Korth, Mr. and ,Mrs. Arnold -Hammer-and Doris and -J-an.abelte- Morris attend­ed the -basketball tourna~ent in Lincoln Thursday. Richard Ham­mer was a player.

Mr. 'and 'Mrs. -Paul were rriday -evening Clarence Kubics. Saturday Mr. and

were' dinner

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Mr ~nd 1\11'<;. Lloyd DuI11dntl'---------.,....--

~~~stf~lrrdlrh:~~111;'lD~~:raueheo"~~e~ Erasi'ng Wayne' .

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dunkl,ure· Black,bo'" a·--r·a.'.' ceived word of the death DC his "::::.i_.c-:,,:o:::: unclih- Walter Dunklau, at Oneida,

S. D. Saturday. Mr. ~nd ~1rs. Vine.ent Widhalm

and fa mily were Sunday dinner guests in the Joe Hinkle home.

Mr. and....Mrs. Axnold Miller and Gene, Hoskins, were Ft'iday eve­ning guests in the Al Baden home.

Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Jones and family were Sunday afternoon guests in the Al Baden home.

Mrs. A. c. Williams. Lincoln, visi.ted in the Carl Jensen home Wednesday and Thursday.

Mr: 3nd Mrs. Ludwig Kuhl were Sunday dinner guests in the Don

home. and Mrs. Oliver

"."·ige,·I-oalled in' the Martin -M-arl-sen afternoon. Mrs. Bessie

Randolph, visited there Thursday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Charley Sohn at· tended Cuneral servi('es at Sioux

afternoon for Jim killed last Wed· a plane crash. former Dorothy

of Sholes.

Rural Schools ••• District S4 Mattha Bohn, teacher

Douglas Dowling llnd Garn~,ppel joined our school as kindergarten­ers in the second semester. We now have 11 students. Judy RiUiard has perfect attendance this term.

Linda Dunklau and Michael Jones won our last health contest.

Seventh grade is making graphs in arithme~ic und is diagramming sentences III English. Fifth grade

common and proper

Dlstriet 61 Mrs. Slmley Brunton. teacher _

Mothers of the district held a surprise birthday party for the toacher Friday. She received many cards and hanclkerchiefs.

Carol Otte and Wendell Hanson for first place in our read.· contest Allan Hanson was

i-D"e'"nOInlil,,- -O'~tt',". )I,~ r~ ~~-1ff::1S~~st~ the spcllin~ conlest.

'in!ir~<;t ':~';k~'~~kf~ n~s~d a~heci~e~i~\~~ ing all the problcms. FOUl'th grade

~~I~ba:r~i,ngSi~~h ~~!~~l~s b-fua~~r~~ about line and' bar

Third ".CC·C:_·C,.c __

Airport Roundup Allan Wittrig, Beemer, fle'W to

Omaha and returned I nursaay ar=-'-ternoon. ____ - -

ClifforiY- C"'hase flew-- in - fro-m Thursday afternoon. ~~~~-~!ft-Eg~a~f~*t a~~n~rtf!~ 3 ::th~n~_w~l ~e With Mrs. R_ob.;~e~rt~m~~~~Cllltl~I!I.~"~cI

Janke. ~ -= Mr. and Mrs. Willis °Ritze enter­

taiped a t dinner Sunday in horior of her father's birthday: Mr. and Mrs. Krist Jensen and, Mr. and M~s. Bernard Jensen and family.

Methodist WSCS Methodist WSCS met Tuesday at

the ehurch parlors. Mrs. Roy Davis wa,s hostess. Guests were Mrs. Thorvald Jacobsen and Mrs. War­ren Jacobsen. Mrs. Harry Suehl was lesson leader. Mrs. Maurice Lindsay presided. Mrs. W. L. Cary was named delegate to the state conference Mar. 17-19.

Frcyder and-- Branday

ct~~~~'~~~-?~~~nr~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::::~:::~c~:~ ________ ~t~TM~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~Q~~~~~nw~~~ _

Wisner. Mrs. Andrew Andersen and Mrs.

P. C. Jensen and Jimmie spent Saturday evening in the Krist Jel')­sen home for,_Mr. Je~n's birth-

d.alir:' land' Mils. 'Edwin Brogren and Vesper Circle ~< ""

Lois. Mr .. and Mrs. Hank Brogren WsCS Vesper cirrie met Wedoes­and famdy, Mr. and Mrs. Bill day evening at the Methodist

Ii" Candy

1\ . Animals ,. -'l1)c to 59c . Hollow mold

chocolate in assortment of

. ~iyl ••. J.3Y, .~%.

Paper Napkins 2Sc

Easter Canc!les lOc

Matches party gbods above. Pkg. -Hi.hat bunny or panorama egg 20. candle.

BEN FRANKLIN '. 0,. • .. • I ... A , ,,, ~ A •

Mrs. Donald Koch, a recent bride, was honored at a rniscellab­eous shower Sunday "afternoon at the Methodist ~hurch pa~)ors:

Hostesses were M.rs. W/! •. Cflry, Mrs. Leonard Andersen, ¥rs. War­ren Holtgrew and Mrs. Allen Schrandt.

~A musical story was p;esen.ted

Y Mrs_ Warren Holtg~w, ltrs. illiam Hoi t g r e w 'and IIIf8.

Schrandt. Contest winners were Mrs. Cornelius L~onard •. 'Mrs. Paul Dangberg ana Mrs. Aqgust Koch. --- .

m~~. an~' Mrs. Russell BaIrd w.ere Sunday evening VISItors l

Wayne rmeJ home. -Mr. -and~ Mrs. Leonara Andet5eri

and -family were Thursday' -eve­ning visitors in the Chris 'Jensen home. LauFel.

Mrs. Eva Lou Prince left Thursday for, Emmett, 'ldahO, where she plans to make 11M home.

,AN IXTRA WIJ &m_krIItJI~

Two .bulheIJag. ofseed •• ide by .1~.'.look much allb. Yet, by your .Imple choice of olte hybrid over alllSther-b'f-one fiIJJlI "dllcblon=­you m.oy hON.,t on • .Ilra wogon· Iood of _"d. quality com f'fom .am bushel of ••• d you plantl

BRANDSTETTER IMPLEMIIT CO.

116 W. 1st.

.• Wayne, Nebr.

Methodist Church (Kenneth Willard, pastor)

Sunday, Mar. 22: Sunday school, 1{} a.m.; worship, 11.

I'mma,nuel Reformed Church Supday, ~ar. 22: Worship, 10

a.m.; Sunday sChool, 11.

,.>-\.. ••

St. Paul's Ev. Lutheran Chur~h (H. M. Hilpert, P~fitOf") ;.

Saturday, M a.r: 21,; ·Chu;ch school, 1 p.m.

S.uIll;1ay! Mar. 22: -SundijY school, 9:3~ a.!D.; worship; 19:2.o~

Mr. ~nd Mrs. fuD'!!Y-Ae.Ye.pu¥m ~1W were' Friday e\l-enfng visitors in the Frdl Aevermann home.

M\. and Mrs. George Johnston, Carrbll, were Wednesday afternoon visitors in the Fred Aevermann home.

M:r. and Mrs.:·Ottt? Graef .spent SUnday evening in .. the Fred

Pierce . . Hans

Auxlli.ry 174 Auxiliary met

evening in the Martin

was c~~h~te~sM:~t~~ ~~: cussed the kite contest, overnight camp-out and. the Soy Scout ex­pOSition in Norfolk';, These events are scheduled ·in April. Apr. 20 meeting /will be, in the -Bennett Viken home.

Statement Of Condition- Mar. 12., 1959

State 1lle

-National WAYNE, NEQRASKA

RESOURCES Loans and Discounts

- Federal Reserve Bank Stock United States-Secllriti,s ' ..

rAlJ.n~tJCItalldJ)tb!lr~.~- .. -.~ < •••

Casll and Due from Banks .... , . . . . . . . ..

.$ 890,151.82 -68+,455-;76·· ..

936,054:.51

Total Cash and Equivalent ............. . TOIAL . . . . .. . ., • • 0 ••••

1-.

LIABI LlTIE$

Undivldled Prolltsand Reserve .... Total D'''Q~t$~ ...... .

TOJAl ........ .

OFFICERS

$3,172,049.n

9,000.00

2,507,662.03

$S,119,lILH-c

150,000.0.0. 198,541.45

5,221,170.29 $5,719,711.74

HENRY. E. LEY, President HERMAN LUNDBERG, Chairman of the Boa(!!

NINA THOMPSON, Vice President HAROLD E, HEIN, V.ice Presi@n!

T. L. ARMBRUSTER, . Ass'! Cashier.

-ARCff1c-C-W~R1"; -Ass't--Coshie< TO BUY, iELL, ·RENT. . The Stre-ngth of Q B~nk _Is __ Determined by_ ~Js Its History, "its Management and the. ~~tenLQ.f J~s Rpsource5

~~Y~HE~~~AN~~.,QO~J!~~~~~~~~~~-~~----~--~~~----~------~----~------------~---------_-_~"~~-~~ .. '~'~'~~

FOR SALE

White Leghorn, eli Whites, California Whites, Ramp Hamps. Straight rull." 100. Pullets $25.00 per C606 and C6Da, both incrosses $14.00 per 100, pullets $29.00 per 100. .Allill stmed._ ..chicks... All breeding cockerals direct from natton's wading R.O.P. Trapnest

.. Breeding Farms. 3,000 breeders on our fann. Oldest Hatchery In Northeast Nebraska. Central Hatchery, Norfolk, Nebr. 711 South 10th.

f19tf

GET GRASS SEED planted early.

FOR SALE: Purebred Hampshire gilts. Due to farrow last o;f

~arch or first .9f April. Wfijard Maas, Ilh: miles north of ~lIoskini,

-B!JY or SELL liVESTOCK

Wisner

m12t3p

- -bivestock-Sales-~··­Sales Every Wednesday

WISNER, NEBR.

We've a wide choice of lawn mix. tures and plenty of pure blue grass

~~~~~~re9fr;i.~~~~ I-¢.t.;':;;';;,~~;:;;'-::;;;;;;;;;~;;;:::;:;;;~I-=~-".~~=-_~c-:--,--,---==:;. Coast stGI'c. ml~3 =-

Sorensen Wayne.

Low In", asl Rale • Long I erm- .j.ill1Ol"less. ..... -an 0l"C1url . .It crunes

Eii1R-S~A~L~E~: ~R~e~g~is~te~r~ed'-L~.~nd"-r~.c":e Fall Boars. From Wayne 6 mi'.

east on highway and 114 mi. south. Walt Chinn. m19t6

Federal Land B~nk Loans NATIONAL FARM LOAN

ASSOCIATION

Wakefhtld.- Nebraska

Felix Jeli!"ok. Secretary.Treasurer

WANTED WAN TE D

Dead or Disabled livestock - IihOlle - .w~e. .29E2O._ .collect

part time help in person at Ben

ml213

HELP WANTEb:Marrled couple as caretakers at Wayne Country

Club. Year·round salary plus com. missions~ Living quarteI:s furnish. ed. Apply in .pe,uon to Charles E. J\!£:permott, Wayne. rnl2t3

See_MrJi.G_ytJ<_necht,

Fr~doy Only 12-6 p .

.Hotel Morrison

WA.NTED: Young man, preferrably

The Wayne (Nebr.) Herald, Thursday, March 19, 1959

test weight only under the -new standards will be eUgible for price support at n one:-ccnt. per bushel discount (rom the - basic rate for

~~::":~::::::~= ___ =::;'INQ. 3, I WISH TO THANK my many The minJrnum test weight for

friendS ·'and relatives who. re- oats grading No. 4- under the new membered me with flowers, gifts standards is the same' as the min· and cards and those who visited imum test weight permitted for Ine . while I was in the hospital oats grading No. 3 under the old and since my return home. All standards. of these kindnesses were greatly The national average support appreciated. JOh~ Luschen. mlg price for· No. 3 onts wUi be 50

Set New Standards on 1959 Oats Supports

Revised standards for oats which goin10 effeCt ·June· 1-WiU be-used

~~~9~r~~~ ~~rt°rio~~tiO~~~ f3~af~~ man C?TI O. Sundell~~,id today.

Oats No. 4 "beetl1tSe of

cents a bushel. County rates will be announced later. -------. --.--------

with some· mechanical know­ledge, ~nterested in learning the automobile bpsiness. Duties. to in·

~~:~~~~~e1~~~ 'fn(!O::!~~ingeyal~~ ?~~~~~~~~~~; Motors, Wayne, m1g FOR··-eOM·P1.:.;ETE··.COVERAGE

OF. N-E-·-N-E-BRASKA. SPORTS

READ TJiE WAYNE HERALD Woyne Renderi";g-Co: r· ...................... ----­Your Used Cow Dealer EV£R:y WEJ!K

S·PRING INi::A."fOMiL

SEE THESE LATE ARRIVALS

5.C-llEVROLET

57 PONTIAC Super Chief V-8 4-Doar Hydramatic,; .radio heater, tu­tone, power brakes.

56 ClIE-vROtET "210" 6-cyl. 4-Doar

Gl!Is.saving--(Jverdrive-. -

55 CHEVROLET

52·STUDEBAKER %-ton'1'itkup

~~~~~~~~~f~26~u~~~~~~~~~~1

This ad is worth $35.00c per head :.:.:==-=::..------== on 'Shores' Wisconsin Springers during Feb. and March. YOUNG GIRLS ,. SHADOW; LAWN FARMS

. NiIligh;·N"ebr. ' -':.Phone-'i'u ·"'f-4UJ(J-.or Tu 7-4850 18-23 travel calif. and return:

Ir:=::=~~~=~~=~::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::f:26t:4~ ~h:~~~n~~p~~~~r·a$:~~o:!3. month

See Mrs. Gutknecht;

Fridoy Only 12-6 p. m. Fresh as spring ... 3 bedrooms, split-level,

beautifully carpeted and draped. Attached gar­age. Basement is completely finished.

PROPERTY EXCHANGE 117 Main R. G. Fuelberth Ph. 197

Wayne, Nebr. T. J .. Hughes

FOR BETTER MOfORtNG

Hotel Morrison

Parents Welcome

WANTED: Man lor steady work in produce station. Write Box

~AR, WaY~ __ Herald. m5tS

It's Tilnf for Spring' Change-Over HAVE IT DONE TODAY AT

AUTO co.

Dealer Phone 152'

TQ BUY TO.;~~~L REAL BSTATE

Property Excharlge 117 Main Phone 197

MY SINCJ!:RE THANKS for .all the kind,ness. pray-ets I;lJld cards that

I received during my stay at the hospital. It shall always, be re" membered. James Hank. m19p

Thursday, Marcti26 -.7:30 P. M. LAUREL SALES BARN· - LA~RE~,· NEBRASKA:

(-" '~; . .h J'>~ '.:": (I,~<

Heifer GiveitAway;o:-, f

FREE Denlli~ R .. Grosse, York, Nebra;k·~, wilt b·'·a-t-th~~~J"~l ~(~'I~

Pavilion with 70 head of real choi4;& selei, C'.~ .. , : .... 'Iy. 9"

calf meal with butterfat backg)-o~·d!;. He- will· alsd- hav~ 20 hJi:ad of springing and fresh heifers.- Alr-c":'~lves are teifeCt a~ ·.n,ost -of'

them al'e from artificial breeding. They con~'~t--Of,·tf~I~'~j4y.rn.. sey, Brown Swiss, and milking Shorthorns.

lIyou will like these ca.lves.1I

Gerald Miller, Auct, EdeltrudeWaite .. C.I!!rk WE WISH TO EXPRESS our sin·

cere thanks to all our friends f~§~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~§~~~~;11 and relatives for their many acts of kindness during our Mother's long illn,ess and at the time of her death. The Mrs. Ray Agler, sr. family: rn19p

Plow Faster, Deeper, Cleaner :t~~~~ii~~~~~fs~~~~t·-~~iPlj aCost~Saytni·

Wayne Motors FIRST CHOICE

USED CARS

'58PL·V U""H"'U-~I+I~~ Station Wagon

'57 FORD Custom '56 PLYMOUTH

Belvedere'

'55 PONTIAC '54 CHRYSLER

'54 FORD. Custom line

'53 PLYMOUTH Cranbraok

'51 RAMBLER ',48 DODGE 1 Y2-tan

'46 CH\:VROLET Y2-ton

'WAYNE MOJOR CO~

Your DODGE-PLYMOUTH

Dealer Phone 230

···:c~mwea6.tESpei day wjtha~· 4441):::4, 5 or6 bottoms: And do a beteer job.

You can make it the size you want, too-in a few minutes. Just halt on an Oliver preassembled llIIit •.. add one or two bottoms to a 4-bottom plow.

Big passageways for trash enable. you to go deeper. plow cleaner. There' 8 more clea.rallCE! ~p.ea"t!h beams. between bottoms. Lift clearance ;. co~t, a lull 7M inches from any depth. \ -, .-." .. ,~,."

Spring-trip releases permit bottoms to awing bact; ride ·over obstructions without daui.

age. To reset. merel.Y b.a ck. the plow. u· Saves time-no rehitcbing or recou~, . pIing. 'Steerable front wheel, Ii-inch I _ .

'Wheels all aroqnd, lliickhone of tubular steel, low-cost Raydex shares.

Scnroeaer's'Store Wol<efield, Nebraska

S LE USED CAR~

.i.. .•..

AND SHORT ON ROOM

fORDS CHEVIES··

OlDSMOBttEt­PLYMOUTH

All Series . And Body Styles

*

WE'RE:~ , . r,~, -

OUT·TO

Guarantee

COMEO~IN·

NOW-AND-­SEE H&w-~

EASY IT IS

USED CAR AT

Seyler

~ur Ford-Mercury Phone 303

• The" Wayne (Nebr.) Herold, Thursday, March 19, 1959 be ~in charge" of the smorgas­bord Apr. 19. Rev. William Kleff­man closed the business meetmg with a brief talk.

A bulb 'exchange wiN be held at the Apr. 8 meeting.

~optt&--brings you new-springlOslijO~s-- -. .

Skimmer Pumps WomenLs-(-Iassit-for Teen$' Dress Pump

1 ,. : '." ,ff~, .

Smart, dressy pump designed in both white kid 4"."'98'" and b •• eli patent. It's fashion-right with taper __ toe and buttoned vamp strap.

OWN-t HIGHQ1JA, T:f SHOES , ,---,t --.---

Ma~e to our rigid specifications

Infant's Patent One Strap

298

4 10 10.

AAAlAA"B

Made for comfort and good looks! Classic e1e· 7"9' .-'"~. . gance in white calf or black patent with neat tapered toe. Long wearing nylon ~eel tap.

Smart New Slip-on for Boys!

High style for small st.pper~l_.~by dQII·~1Lil_..ver¥-much -lik"-:f-CS1Nlrl~ •• , •• ~ sty'e is accented by handsome contrast of smooth' big sister styles. Dainty bow -and rhlnestori.~~ti'i~ Also'}n'·whit~·( "and corded leathers. Long wearing ,sole, high quality Goodye~r calf leather. ' - . (R) welt. In black only. "

Convertible Style for Misses, (-hildren

8% '~o 3

New for Men ••• Swirl Tip Oxford

of red . Longmont,

honor. Ferne bridesmaid.

length gowns red sashes.

Earl Anderson, brother of the groom, served as acolyte. Kathleen !\n(ietson and Vernelle Bjorkman IIgf).ted the candles.

Harlin Anderson served his hro-as best man. David Sten­

berg ",as the bridegroom's attend­qnt. Ushers were Curtis Anderson, Willis Stenberg and Dennis Thorell.

A reception for 200 guests was held following the cer~mony. Mr. and. Mrs. Medill Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Koch were hosts. Bernice Moon had charge of the ~uest hook. Assi'Eting with gifts were Mrs. Robert John'son and Marcia Weise and Lorraine Proett, Wahoo,

Mrs. Edward Bjorkman and Opal Oarlson presided at the serving ,bable. Waitresses were Verlyn [sam and Janice .Joachimsen. Oma'ha, Evelyn Hade, Gowrie, I Ia., ~sther Over, Council Bluffs, Mary Strand, Jamestown, N. Y., and Janet Cummings, st. Edward.

Assisting in the kitc:hen were Mrs. Frans Hagberg, Mrs. Herman J.ohnson, Mrs. William Weise, Mrs. Merlin .. John?Qn • ..Evelyn Jo~nson and Irma Nelson,.-. _.

The b.ride was graduated from Wausa high.5_chool and attendeq Luther college. The" bridegroom was graduated from Concord high school and served two years in the Armed Forces

The couple will live in Concord, where the bridegroom is employed .

• Three County Students Rank High at Nebraska

Three Wayne county students were among 121 University of Ne­braska students who boasted s~­mester grado averages of eight, comparable' to 90 to 95 percent.

They were Marcile Bareiman, Wakefield, and Juanita Boecken­hauer and Frederick Rickers, Wayne-;--- -

Johnson At History Conf.,re"ee

Dr. J. R. Johnson, chairman of the WSTC social sciences division, participated in the Missouri Val­ley Conference of Collegiate Teac'h­ers of History at the University of omaha Friday and Saturday.

Be served as chairman of a sym­posium on "What should be d9ne to meet the impending shortage of college history teachers".

~rs.:Ole G. Nelson re­turned Friday evening aftef" a two­month va'cation in Florida. En· route home they visited Dr. and Mrs. C. J. BierschwaI, Columbia, Mo.

>Mr. and Mrs. Bill Victor, Wake­field, and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Echtenkamp were visitors last Sun­day evening in the Fred W. Meyer home. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Wisch-

Wavne Sgt. Charles E !lorn·11. SOil of

Mr. and Mr~ William H 1101]"('11. Wayne. recently wa.~ ;t:-'i>igneu I:) the 79th i:>:ng!n(,(,[, group <It i"l Belvoir, Va lie IS <l ('onstrurllOn foreman in the group's 871h bal· taHon.

AluminumOffic'eChitirs ~---ch~a~irN>r-' Every~-~­

Seated Worker"

UTILITY COMFOiRI

'DU RABlllYY Wherever a worker i~i~~t~d}t~~ ¢halr,b~com~s an important part of the jbb. }otgieat¢i;t )iV.9!~~r efficiency the chair must provide the worker with a maximui')il''Qf:com:fOl't;~woper posture and mobility yet" be" dufaiJ(~·~l)i!I',:~tttactive. When you have a seated. worker, look to 'Cramer chairs, ehgi:nee.red for: posture,

'" Increase Effici~ncy With your worker seated in an,aluminum posture chair, his efficiency is greater; due to greatE comfort, proper posture, easy instant control of height, Airflow seats and 'cuShiol'ls,

REDUC': FATIGUE Posture' E:hairs keep fatigue at. a minimum by holding the worker in the-proper posture easily, and . the working da):.

save with alumi-

ADD BEAUTY Though these chairs are ~engineered first for proper posture, they have the true beauty that comes with utility and simplicity of design. Their lightweight aluminum framework', enhanc"d wi#! modern, durable covers, are a bright spot in any office.

VARIETY OF COLORS

No. 921

No. 920

No. 903

It's a pum~ or .. strap $tYl~"I-The "'-;0-; ;t,.-;p h·~o-;;b~;;d - t--;H-;-."~n-;d,-o~m-e-c~o-mc-bcl-n-.-t;--on--of--bJack s;;,t"h ~~d--.·;-ai~;dl~iih;~·siO-- -1+--.."i'.ft-If'm~-\-'\- --+,/-JHI-"" ""C-;-----c _

the Inslep slup swl"els ·back. New I.p .... d toe. BI.ck pale;'1 \he new swlrl .•. w.y slyling. Pe., .. , for dress, om~e, or school _ AlurninumPostUre"-Chairs-are-avaiiabTema lIar:-or whll. c.lf le.ther. we.rl BI.ck only. iety of fabrics all in standard colors to match other

Youth's Swirl Tip Slip-on Style

Arw little man will (ave thue' Th.y~r. stv:1ecllike Dad's and big brothers, with the popul.,ar new swirl tip. Tap quality throulffjout for long. rU9~ed we .. r. -

Young- Men's Hand Sewn Moccasin·'

i':~"

Genuine hand sewn moccasin is m~de o'-soft grained leather with stylish square toe. This Is a shoe that is designed for long, com· fortable ~arl " .

Griess Rexall Store

WAYNE

office equipment. Tough, durable Naugahyde plastic, Grospoint mohair Dr Claremont fabriC.

, When you buy chairs, look to Cramer, for the best.

ON "SALE AT No. 902.

WAYNE HERALD I li~*", - , .

School Board Re-Elects All Teachers at Pilger

The Pilger school board has an· -===:;:====::::=== nounced the re-election of all teach.! ers for the 1959·60 school term. Supl. Lawrence Graham had pre· P.Olger viously been re-elected for a one-. . year .term.

Tea'chers have unUl Friday to sign their new contra"ts

Mrs. Joe KUma-Phone 4671

Mrs. Fritz Roenfeldt presenteti the I lesson on ('olor and cluthe:-.. - The club WIll meet Apr & at tl1(> 11rs Harold Schiermeler home for a visil~ to the Norfolk Opportul1lty cenfer.

Pitch Club Mr, and Mrs, Marvin Husmann

entertained Pit-ch club Saturday evening. Prize!. went to Mrs. Del­vin Schulz, Eugene WoJvcJ·ton, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chace 'and .... John Butterfield. Chaces will entertain Apr. 5.

St. Peter's Study Club

THE WAYNE /HERALD' . . 84th Year -- N::o~. ~46~ ________________ ~ __ ay~n_e~._N~e~br_._sk_a~,_T~h_u~rs~d~ay~,_M_a_r_c_h_l_9~,_19~5_9~ .• r-. ______ ~_-_~_e._ct_io_n __ 3 ____ P_.g~e __ l __ to_6

ger, Mrs. Lorenz Ott, Mrs. Euni<;e Perkins, Mrs. Kenneth Carson ~rid Mrs. Richard Alexander. Prlzes

~~~t~:ne~~s'l\~~~P L~~a~Jsp:_~ will entertain Mar. 31.

field. Mrs. Harold Meyer. Patty and Lorrie, OJ'chard, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Miller, Hoskins, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd King and' Richard, Pender, Mrs. -Wesley Brahmer and children and 1\'1rs. Bob Carnel! and Monty.

Country Couples Club Mr. and Mrs. liJlMrt betlCk were

£.a:tnily were Sunday afternoon vis­itors in the Howard Lorensen home.

Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Sundell and Mrs. Mmnie Hoffart, Wisner, were Sunda), evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Leuck. -

guests in the Robert Vogel home, Hoskins, for the birthday of J.' D. Vogel.

A daughter was born".Mar. 5 to and M·rs. Dale Harney, Mr.

formerly hved 10 Pilger.

and ~lrs. Marvin Borg ilnd Tl'n~ ..... ,_ ~tr and Mrs. Vernon SdlUlt7. and childrel1- The visitor'S sl'rvl'd birth. cia\' lunch.

~1rs. Ernest Ancl('l'son and 1\11':-'. Tom Sllt'l1in~ton wert' 'l'uc$dny afLt.·rnoon ('oHee guests o( .1\11':-'. lljaimel' Lund.

Mrs. Emma Levene was n· glH'St Mrs. Deun Meyer Friday after-

noon foL' hl'r birthday. . Mllrjean Culton WtlS an oV('l'night

guest of Barbara Johnson Thul'.::.

d3ll'tndllY di~l.Iler and supper gu('.st~ High school faculty members are

Jack Jones. prlllcipal; Neal Mc­DonaJd. coach; Mrs. John l.i!;hter, home economies; Mrs. Ad-a Miller, science; Mrs. Karen Kelsch, math· ematics. and Mrs. Cleone Ander·

Nancy. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pe- wtenluS~.het~\e;'~S S~~d\~dcl~~nl~it tersen and daughters, Mr. and

Mr._~and Mrs. Orvin Lueschen Tuesday visitors at Wa~efield, entertained Ca~l5;l-try Couples. club ! Mr. and Mrs. Emil Eckert were Tuesday evening. Elizabeth Will· Sunday evening visitors of Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Andersen and son and Mr. and 1\1rs. Andy Andersen and son, Wisner, wert' Sunday dinner guests in the Roy Vollmer' home.

Mr, and Mrs. Hay NeiSIUS nnd Don were Monday suppE"r guests III the H;lI'old Sehlt'rmeier home. ~unday [hnne~,gucsts in the Ray

NPiSlllS home were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Yrady, Crofton, and Mr. and MI's. Honald NeisIUS. After .. rioon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Vermc

in the ell'nn Cooper homC'. Bau·'l-­('roft Wt'I't' hI-r~_ nnd Mrs, Ivan Nixon, J:mite, Lonnie~'ul1d WillIS, Mr. and l\jrs ~,eo Sch·ulz lind Lor~f'11

Mrs. Niels Skovsende and Mr. an~ ~~~h ~~~~. w~~tol~O.l~~~~~!l;:. }~:I~i Mrs. J.ohn Jensen. , - -members were present to hear

komm, Norfolk, was -a- guest. Anton Jensen, Norfolk. " Pr_J-j;es were won by Marlin. Moel-' Mr. and Mrs. Walter- Chace were ler, Mrs. Kermit Sehwerrers, Mrs. Friday evenmg visitors in the Wal­Lavern Kuester. Martin Otten and ler A. Nelson home.

Mr. and Mrs. Elton Rab"e and daughters, Wisner, were Saturday evening visitors of Mrs. Martha Prawltz.

Mr. and ~rrs, Ht'l'man B()so Bnd Vcrdel Wt'ft' Sunday dinner .gut'sl s nt, lhe Ray IHngst hOOle, ~:Iller.

son music Elementary tf'Rchers re-elected

are Mrs. Irene Wolverton, seventh and eighth; 1\[rs. Jeanette Weather· holt, fifth and sixth; Carol Tiedtke, th-ird and fourth; Mrs. Arlene Asch, first' aria~""!n~Cond, ~and Norma

LorrIe Mey~r, Orchard, spent the Rev. Saxon giv[' the lesson. ,1\1rs. past week WIth her grandparents, Clifford Petersen will entertain in

M~r~~dndM:1s~/~ha~' ~:~~~nd sons, April. . John Sokol. Mr. and Mrs. Sokol dl~res~ g~~~t ~f~~. :~d Mrs~uD~~~ \\ialters, Wlllnetoon. sO~iN>' Normun Roeber and. in· '

(unt son, Jason Mklwel, I'ctul'lwd hOllle Wednesduy fl'Om the Iholl' thuck hospital, Wayne.

Hledik, kindergarten.

Mrs. Vernon Christensen was a Wednesday afternoon gucst in the John Hanzlik home

Wisner, were Sunday dinner guests in the William Willers· home. Mr. and 1\1·rs. lIenry Willers were af­ternoon caUers.

Saturdav dinner guests of Mrs. Elly Petersen were Mr. and Mrs. Don Shillant and Mrs. Luke Heck­man and- family, Fremont.

Mr. and Mrs. ItOb'C"rt Ramm and Mr. and Mrs. ArthUr Wetchlmtlurl were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs lIerman Weichenthal.

Mr. nnd Mrs Valbrr Niessen and famil), West Point, were Sunday evening viSItor;, in the Jame Eg-gerling home. SOt

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore 'GlaublUif ol",e y were Saturday afternoon viSItors .. .' • in the William Muh ...... home1- Nor· folk. and Sundar viSitors In the Leslie Glaubiu:,. home. Beemer.

E~~~Wo~~~~~e~e~~e;/:. aO~d ~~~. George Happel and Jim, Wisnt'r, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Woehler and Audrey and Don Chilcoat.

Mr. and Mrs Gary Neisius were Friday overnight guests in the Ray Nel.SLUS home.

Mr .and Mrs. Melvin. Warncke - IJnd family, Pierce., were SuHday

dinner guests in lhe Ronald Lind home.

Mr. and Mrs, Harold MOeJifiCrt and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Carson and Mark were Sunday dmner guests in the Ira Hlll home.

Mr. and Mrs. John Podany were Sunday supper guests in the Garry Koopmann home for Mr. Koop­

- ""---ma-nn's birthday Mr. and Mrs. Don Lueninghoener

-_and family were Sund~y afternoon guests in the Norbert Husmann horne. -_

Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Roe and

Social Farecast Thursday, Mar, 19

Wllllng-To-Learn Club Pilger P-TA

Friday, Mar. 20 Lutky 13 Card Club Queens High Club HI,Low Card Club BaptIst Ladies Aid

Monday,_Mar.23 Nurth Side Plt-eh Club

Wednesday ... Mar~ 25 Jolly Homemakers FIV(' Aces Card Club

Thursday, Mar. '16 Methodist WSCS VaHey Culture Club

St. Peter's Ladies Aid 1\11'<;. Frank Reinhold was hostess

to St. Peter's Ladies aId Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Albert Meyer was in charge- -of--t-Iw---.program. Mrs. Burnell Brandt 'preSided Mrs Fritz Reinhold will entertain Apr. 9

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rasmussen Progressive Home,makers _.-.- wcremUa"JUIa1CSUifffaY'waTIe:JT ---------n1r1ITembl'rs-----amt--~

the weQding anniversary of Mr Mrs ErVin Haabe. who Jolneathe and Mrs. E. D .. Tayl~r. club were present Wed.nesday af.

TUesday IO'venmg vIsitors in the terno.on when ProgressIve Home­Andrew Pedersen home were Mrs makers met In the Mr::.. Calvin Roxie Larson. Stanton, Mr. and Oik homC'. Mrs InaI' .Jensen pre Mrs. Carl Petersen and family, sided Mrs. Eldon l1e!l~r presented Mr. and Mrs Axrl Petersen and the lesson. "Concernmg Color"

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26' X 52' POlE U(TltlTY BUILDING

&I Comple)~y erected

" J A general-purpose structure - Simple to erect; low in cost. Used as a loafing barn, for beef cattle or machinery and

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40' X 60' STOCK BARN

~~~~-­'·~~T~·EiW A,' big building-40·feet deep, Price includes 14' drive-in d~ors at one. endr Strongly braced; roof securely anchored. Heavy galvanized metal covering.

"lifetime" construction with rafters 24" o.c. completely erected .. ,. __ ... , , .. _ .... , ..•

"Utili:y" construction wilh rafters 48" o.c.

completely erected ....... " .... , ... , •.• o plusfoundl;dion

TIM/! PAYMENTS • •• to fit seasonal incomes

. llERTON ( . 1.1IMBER1:UMPIlNY ( Bob Grein, Mg,.

Phone 78 Wayne, Nebr.

W~sley Adult Fe!lowship will eM~tertain Apr. 3. O'Brien.. . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wekhman

and family visited SUflday evening in the Paul Duffek hom~.

Mr, and Mrs. Gus Stuthmanand f~mjJ}', v\ayne, were TUl'sday eve­mng guests in the Fred Koehlmoos

Mr. and J'l.lrs. Milo Chene\' were hosts to Wesl~'y Adult fellowship Monday evelllng at the ('hul'('h. Thev also were In charge of de votions and t'ntertalnment. Mrs Richard Dohrt'n ('onducIPd lhe bu<;­iness llleetmg. Mr. and Mrs AlvlO Stcinmark will be h~ts Apr. 13.

Cfinton Women's Club 1\:;[~lk~ndw ~~se ~i~~d:y K~~E~:; CI~~~'~n ~~~len~av~iub en~~~~ir!~ ~~~~!~ in the Frank Reinhold

Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Burris were Saturday afternoon viSItors in the Axel Petersen home.

hOHll'. 1\lrs. Adolph LUesch('n entert'C1

the Culumbus Lutill'l'an hospital last we('k for obSl'rvation

l\lrs Ernl'sl l'l\('kcr went 10 Aelden Monday to spend a f('w day~ in tht' Clt've Murphy hO!ll(,

while Mrs Murphy is rCCOv('ml~ from injl'u'il's sustulncd when

North Side Pitch Club Mrs. Albert -Hell('r entertained

~~r~.h r};i~et~~ul~v~~ong~Y M~~: Julia Reinhold, Mrs. Wlllianl W[ljtt' and Mrs. ])ora ,Jones. !\Irs Otto Tiedtkr will C'ntertain Monda}

Black Queens Card Club Mr. nnd 1\1l'S Dt'l'yl Koopmann

entertained Blaek QUeens Card club Monda\' l'ril.e:-. \H're won bv !'oirs. V('rl!n' Wendt Illld Engelbert HunkC'. Mr. and 11r .... Wendt will entertain Apr. 13

AuctiOn. Bridqe Club Mrs. Pete 'j'opp entertain('d Auc­

tion Bridge c!ub TUt".;d:1:'>' odter­noon. Prizl's were won by Mrs. \Valtcr Chaec, I\1r~ DavC' O'Brien and Mrs Nf'lls Skovsrnric. l\lr<; Kate Peters wil[ entertain I\Jar. 31.

Andrew Pedersens Honored Sunday at Anniversary Fete

guests. Mrs. G eo.,. g e Pt'ters, Wayne, and Mrs. Fred Armbrust, at a dessert luncheon at the Meth­odist church Wednesday. The les­son on color and clothes was' pre­sented by- Mrs. Charles Siegert and Mrs. Clarence Kruse. ~s. Ron­ald Lind will be hostess Apr. 8.

Pitch Club Mr. aritl Mrs. Lorenz Ott. enter

taiDl'd Pitcn club Thursday eve· ning. Prizes Were won' by Mr. and Mrs Emil Eckert. Adolf Karel and Mrs. Paul Siecke Mr. and Mrs. Harold O'Brien 'will enter· tam Apr, 3.

Pitch Club Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Lehman

enlertained Pitch club Thursday evening. Prizes went to Mrs. Ed WJn Daum, Mrs. Norbert Husmann. Orville Tobias and Mr. Lehman.

Carson Honored Warren Carson, son of Mr. and

Mrs. Daly Carson, was among 11 persons honored at initiation cere­monies of Kappa Mu Epsilon, hon­orary mathematics fraternity, at Wayne recently.

Glaser Honored U'o Glaser. 89, on(' of Pil~er's

oJde:'i-t residents, was honored. at a family dinner for his birthday Tuesday Present were Mr. and Md-. Arthur Rleich, Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prawitz, Winside,

Six Students Top Pilger Honor RoH

Six students topped the Pilger high school honor roll announced this week by Principal Jack Jones. All had straight A averages.

They were David Butterfield, ,rudy and Hita Petersen, Flavian Goehler, l'dary Grenz and Teresa Rennick.

Other students named were Rich­ard Heidemann, Gloria Marz, Na­dene Cornett, Loralea Duffek, Letha Tobias, Melissa Christensen, Deana F-etersen, Marcia Andersen, Joan Podany and Marilyn Stradley,

Mr, and Mrs. Gerhart Grimm and daughters were Sunday dinner guests in: the Herman Topp lio'me.

Mr. and 1\1rs. Leonard Vogel and [amlly were Sunday dinner guests of l\lr~. Anna Nissen and Mrs. Eva Phillips,

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Alexander and Mrs. James Pollack spent Monday in Omaha. ,

Mr. and Mrs. Harold O'Brien and were Sunday aftl'rnoon

I,,,'xo:~~",,; guesls-m Ihe-, Norfolk.

Lorenz Ott Wt're in Fremont.

Mr. and Mrs. John Wendt and Lorrie Meyer were Friday evening gUests in the Kenneth Gramb(>rg home, Wayne, honoring Tammy', first birthday.

Mrs, Emma Woehler and her daughter, Mrs. Martin" Willprs. Wayne, left Tuesd.ay ,from Colum· bus to visit in Calliornia.

Monday evening guests in th{' Adolph Koehlmoos home were Mr. and Mrs. "Llord Schneider and sons Mr. and Mrs. Herbert FI'('

g~~~I:~O~~~il~n~n~a~~iy~ncl Mrs

Awards Banquet Scheduled Apr: 6 Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Lueschen,

Mrs Anna Nissen and Mrs. Eva Phillips were Tuesday evening !{uests in the Ed Rathman home, Wayne . ·-------+it-"""'~e\"'"t

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Krutz and ramily were Sunday visitors in the Henry and Peter Frahm homes,

high school's annual all will be hC'ld Apr Include presenta­letic. mUSle and

Amelia. Mr.' and

sen and

.'>lr\l('1\ Mrs

Mr. ana Mrs. Arthur Stelley, AlbIOn. \\'('re Sunday ~)\'ernight guests of 1\11':-' Olga KlaWitter. Mr. and !\'1rs. Ewald- t1C'ITTTI11mr \;iirdB.t'iH'--!l.k,."_+k;t~<!<I!_,"",,,,".l.... __ al~o SUlld<lY guests.

I'Itrs

Mr. and Mrs. ITVIn N{'lson and :'Ilr and !\Irs. I.('e Butterfield were Sunday {'v('ning guests In the AI" I hur {;l1whllls home.

Dinner guests Sunday in the Den I Koopmann hOIl\(, w('re ~lr. nnd Mt·.~. {'harks Fleer, 1.':1 ttl"t'l , Mr. and Mrs Wa1t('!' Cha{:t' and Mr and I\lrs. Jack l'hac(' and family ..

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Putjenler were Sunday evening gUt'stf; in the Rob{'rl ('11ne home, 'A'lsner

Mr. and {\Irs. Th{'odore Glauhius were SUlld<l.\· gll{'st~ in the Leslie Glaubius hOITlt'. Beemer.

l\-1r. and ilIrs. Theodore Glaubius wert' Saturdav afternoon vbllors of Mr. and Mrs. William Muhs Norfolk. l

Mrs. Eldon lIeller and Mrs. KeIth Carson nnd Tom were gUl~Sts thi<; week in the Joe Klima home.

Mr and Mrs. Clarence Stradley were Sund<l.\" afternoon guests in thf' ('<trl Slulhman home

ernoon Loann Schul..: was a lllcmhcr ot

th(' WBkefl('ld OI1t'-uct play e;i:-.t giving a play Wt'dl1('sday e"('U!I!': in till' ['ollnt\' ('untt'st

Mr. 1\'lld • !'III'S Wallacc RI!l~ Mr. and Mrs Lenl1s Hill~',

and illrs ElilH'r Nelson a~ dilllwr gu('sts of MI'. nllil

'. I'n Hmg, honoring D!l\id',; tenth tnrthday of Mar. 17.

For Sund/ly -"upper Mr. and l\lr~ l':rvin Bartels, !\Irs Hit-hurd Brard sley anri Mare{', :"III'S Sophi;l W,ilt ers were enll'rtaint'd ·in the 11('1

man Vahlkamp IlOna'. Wayne. Mr and ]l.lrs Charles Parkn

wt'r(' Sunday tl1l11lt'l' and guests in til{' ILlymond home-. __

The Kenneth Pal'kPrs enjoyed .1

family cooperative dinner sunll,I\' in the hOIlll' or hiS mother, 1\11":­f:rnest l'ackC'r Others prct-J('tlt were Mr and Mrs Del Hanson ilnd son, Wavtle, ~lr and Mrs. (;('11"

Packer • and childri'n, --Carrull Mf:. and Mrs ]>'l('k

, l\1 I 11Il. iI'lrs. y.':lIllam \'}borny and sons

ami !\lrs. \Villiam \'yborny, sr, Wbne-r. \'-!'Hl-ffi- -&ttnda-y- nft-c-rnoon+-'''': ... '''''·'''''' .•. ' WIth the Norman Frerichs family

;'\1r. and Mrs Fred Ko{'hlmoos were Fridav C'vening visitors In

Wlllialll- Dbgmiller. home_ Mr and ~lr:" Andrew Pedersen etc l'O"Olttl---:rl~·"ftft------ttp"efi-1wt

Sunday aftl'rnuou at Sf. Peler' Lutheran church jor their golden weddIng anIlHl'r.~ilr~ Abuut 125 person::. attended

-a-nd-HeBr7'-.-"-Ted- and- -OUo- .SI"sel'· .. -f=.<ia;;':",,,,,,,ing .. vi,,Uars

Mr. alld 1\lr~ l'l'lkr.~l'n and their attendanb \\'IJrl' yellow eorsages and iJowcn, gdls ul theIr cllildren. He\·. Hoill'rt Hulse ga\ l' the prayer .

Pione-erJr,nOCTile"Clob--- !;~;~~r:;~i~~~~F~~"i~li~:;~~~~~~~~~~ Mr. and Mrs. Walter tertained Pioneer Thursday evening Mrs. otto Olk, Mrs.

By Mrs. Wallace' Ring W"aWe"fii'tCtltTla s 7·2871:

Mrs. Jallle:" Petersl'n was in charge of the glle~t book. Mrs. Richard Becker !18ndlC'd the gifts Mrs John Jens(~11 and r-.lrs. H. W. Petersell poured . .:'Ilr.~. Neils Skov­scncle Cllt and ~t'f\'l'd the anniver. sary cake.

Waltrl'S~(,s Deanna and granddaughters ~t. Peter's aid m the kitchen.

Nancy. Judy. Petersen, honorees

as!>isted

Guests were present from Stan­ton, Newman Grove, \VIsneI', Lm· coin, C!-ark-son. -H"6w-eIJ.s, -Fremont, Winside and Pilger.

Mr. Jlnd Mrs. Ped('rsen lA'"ere both born in Denmark and came to Amenca in their late tecns. They were married at Pilger 1\1ar. 10, 1909. Thev tanned north of Pilger until ]941 when thev re­tired and moved to town, He has served several }ears as village trustl'e.

Five Aces Card Club !'III'S Wllliam \\"alle t'nlertained

FI\'e Ace~ (an! club Tuesday af­te'rnoon Pnzt'.~ WPI'(' won hy Mrs Ed Andcr:"en. ~lr~ Anna lIupp and Mrs. Waite. ,\lr". Hupp WIll enter­tain Wednesday

Mrs Eunice Perkins. Stanton, Hu­bert Leuck, Walter Chace and Dan' O'Brien .. Mr. and Mrs. Leuck will entertain Apr. 2.

Methodist WSCS Mrs. Theodore Glaubius and

Donna Hill were hostesses to Meth· odist WSCS Thursday aft('rnoon. Mrs. Walter Chace and Donna pre· sented the program. Guests were Mrs. Henry Brundieck, Mrs. Wil­ham Dohren and Mrs. Orville To­bias. Mrs. Alvin Steinmark re­cited a poem. Reports by Donna Hill and Mrs. -\'Jla.ce... Mrs. Henry Dohr~n a Mrs. Alla·n Tiedtke will be host -esscs Mar. ~ 26 for election- of -of· firers.

St. Matthew's Ladies Aid Twenty members and one guest,

Mrs. Harry Schulz, were present Thursday when St. Matthew's aid met with Mrs. Harvey Schulz. Rev. E. A. Freiburger present.ed the program Plans for a fClrewell party for Rev. and Mrs. Freiburger were made. Mrs. Henry Goeller had c h a r g e of entertainment Prizes wrnt to Mrs. Ivan Horst and I\Irs Leland Horst Mrs. Kcr­n~it Schwerers will be hostess Apr 9.

Contract Bridge Club Visitors this week in the John l\hs. Howard Lnren<;('/l ('nlertain- Wendt home were Mr. and Mrs.

e-d the' Contract BI'ict~H" ('"tub 'fu('s- G'Ien- P-eteps, Beemer, MI'. and dav aftE'rnoon at a r\('sserl lunch- Mrs. Kennelh Gramherg and Tam· con at EI Hanrho CUl'sls w('rc I my. ]\lr. and Mrs. Ed Heidemann Mrs. Herman Topp, Mrs. Herman I and family, W~yne, Mrs. Fred

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repack front wheel bearings.

3 Inspect brake drums. 4 Check and add

brake fluid if needed. 5 Adjust the brake

shoes to secure full contact with drums.

6 Carefully lesl brakes.

I' MERCHANT OtL.--((). Phone 99 Wayne, Nebr.

, ".,:,~,!",.,

. and Mrs. Terry Scherer. were Saturday evening visitors in the Warren Tiedtke home, West PJ)inL

Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Christensea were Sunday supper guests in the Roderick Christensen home.

Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Siecke and Max- - amJ-Yfanlc S-cherer spent Wonday in Omaha.

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Taege and family were SlIndav supper guests in the Sidney Hawkins home.

~'rr. and Mrs. Herman Luedtke, Wisner, and Mr. and Mrs. Garry Koopmann, Stanton, were Thurs­day evening guest-s in the John Podany home.

Mr: and Mrs. Eldon Heller and . wac sundny- supper -guests

Warrcn.Tiedtke home, West

1\Ir. and Mrs. Herbert Bennett and Linda were Sunday supper ~~Ijs~h.m the Burt Caubarrus home,

1\lr. and Mrs. William Willers were Tuesday dinner guests in the Herman Vogel home, Wisner.

Phitlip S. Reid flew froom Hous­ton, Tex., Saturday to visit his parents, Dr. aQd -Mrs. J. D_ Reid, and returned Sunday afternoon. He is an 'official of the Trans­Texas airline in Houston. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wolverton

and son and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Beckman and family were Friday ~vening guests In the Lige Klima, Jr. home for LH~e's birthday.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reinhold were Sunday afternoon guests in the Harold Schiermeier home for Pamela's second birthdar.

Mr. and Mrs, Honald Sehellpeper entertained at a party Tuesday even~ng honoring his birthday. The eVemng was spent visiting ~nd .at cards,

honoring ler. Powell, Wyo. , Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schwindt were Monday evening visitors in the Alvin, Sprieek home.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dau, Scribner, were Sunday guests in the Adolf Karel home.

Mrs, Anna Schneider has re­tumed home after spending the winter with her children.

Mr, and ililrs. Lyle Kru.eger and Joanne. Winside, were Sunday din­ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Eckert.

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Shoemaker and son left Tuesday from Lime­stone, Me, for a viSit with her par­ents, 1\lr. and Mrs. Paul Duffek.

and Mrs. 'Marlott,

James Rennick was a Sunday dinner guest in the Lloyd Doty home.

The Northeast Nebraska Radio club met Sunday aftern'oon at the Walter A. Nelson home:

Mr. and MI:S. Paul Siecke at­tended the funeral of Ralph Finley at Norfolk Sunday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jensen and family, Stanton, were Sunday gllt'sts in the Theodore Reeg home

Mr. and Mrs. Allen Splitt gerber entertained at Sunday dinner in honor -0f their housegu('st, 1'1rs Gus Klarmann, Silver Springs. Fla. Guests were Mr. and ;'I.1rs Glen Freudenberg and W. F. Heer· mann. Afternoon guests were IVlr. and Mrs. Walene Heermann.

Mr. and Mrs. John Goeller, jr. and family were Sunday evening visitors in tbe Walter Pohlman home, ~

Mr, and Mrs. Leo Farran, Cus­ter. S. D., were Saturday supper guests in-the 'f.em Milligan holM.

Mr._and Mb ... WaJter J~ayt9f1 ilnd Mrs. Fern Doty were Sunday sup­per guests in the Perey Nellor home, Beemer.

Mr and Mrs. ~Jaek Mililgan and family, 'Wayne, were Sunday sup· per guests in the To'm MillIgan home.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fay were Frida v evening guests in the Or:· ville Damme home, Wayne.

Friday dinner guests in th{' Theodore Otten home-we-re Mr and Mrs. Dean Taege and sons, Wis nero Afternoon visitors were Mr and Mrs. Otto Schwartz and Wil­lard, Clarkson.

Mr. and Mrs. William Willers, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Willers. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Schulz and 11i-

~~de'M~r ~~d~~H~··~ue;~n~~~~~~~ Wisner, were Thursday evening

l\lr and Mrs. Art Meyer, Mrs .. -----------., Delbert Jcnsen, Alan and Raymond spent Thursday afternoon with 1\1rs Emilla Ihietig, Bloomfield.

Mr. <jlHl :\11"s. Leland YOLlng, Mr and :"III'S Bob Culton and !follaee. Sioux City, wen' Sundar dinner guests at Theron Culton's.

Mrs. Vp]'(lpl Lund attpnded a bridal showcr for Ellen Beckman Sunday afternoon in the Vern Carl­son horne.

Karen a

la. Ilks

Plc:J.sant C~rlson's Friday Ernest Anderson was

1\11' and Mrs Fred and dnughtl'rs. Wayne. were Sun­(by supper and ('vcning guesls in thc Vernon S('hult7 home.

Mr. and l\Irs. Dean Dahlgren and ,rana werC' Sunday E'v.('~ing dinner

~l~e~~ 7fef~;t'~~rJi~~~ ~ity~nf~rMt~~ I birthdaY of her mother. I Sund~y afternoon Mr. and Mrs. I

l'harlC's Bent]en, I\lr. and .Mrs. '1<lrv!n Engelbart and Rodney, I ;~.~';~e/hi;~e. VIsited in lhe Lee

To help ,Joe Erickson celebrate l11.s hirthday Friday evening vis· I itol's in their home were Mr. and Mrs Clarencl' Holm, Mr. and Mrs. I Carl Sundell. 11r and Mrs Levi' Edgren, J .. nice and Jerome, Mr

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Just seleot a name for the new switch located at the end of the hose of the new Hoover cleaner. If your entry is chosen, you win $10,000, Next 100 winners will be awarded new Hoover Constellations.

Nothing to buy, no jingles to Weekend guests in the Lloyd

Dotv home were Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Envick and Don, Kear. ney, Doris Thorpe, Cozad, arid Mr. and Mrs. Robert Envick,

San Angelo, Tex, OtherS.t.ur. SWANSON TV' & Applo •. lL"." ~e .da.y supper: .gue_sts __ were. 'Mr, ~nd • ..., Mrs. Gifford Burris and sons and Beran INTRY stANK -' NOW from J""""R-.rmick, . ' ... } Phone 751 W N b M~~'P-~n~n~fl~r,r~r~.ll~Wt~~e;,<;~~ ~g~: ______________________________ a_y_n;..e_,_-:e_r-:o_

2 The Wayne (Nebr.) Herold, Thursday, March 19,' 195y

Capitol News

Highwa,v ~Department ,OK's Ma · RoadBuilding Shifts

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was laying of sheet te"ad on the mansion floor and a half inch foam rubber cushion. to gIVe more Weight to the floor. -

Educational Director

George maneuver Irick,"

over the B'oard of Con­governs state institu­a full-time educational

Syas' said the ed to defeat two lature to transfer for the Blind at City and the Deaf at Omaha to jurisdiction of the State Board of Education. Charles Leeman, vice·chairman of the board, said there was nothing involved in the hiring that had any· thing" to do with anY bills offered in the Legislature by Syas.

Syas has been trying to abolish the Boara of Control system of governing state institutions and has a measure in the hopper this

h~I'<t's:urllrcE:di'-"::~ tQ_ ~gp~r~~~e bi~~rJ~e three·

-,yt f"- ~~juJ 5AFL,M.pdF N~ "1' .v.- flu. ~ r fi .....mk"'J'W'-' M

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1ST NA TIONAL BANI<

fact·finding sttldy and economic feasibility report o~ the farm. --BndPr-"{'onsid1'"l'frliOn hy Hte Board

had -bN>n IUI'ning 0\ ('r the prOpl'rty to the slate pemtentiary for an honor farm The board, Marvel said. agr('C'd to opprate the loca­tion as' cconomically as possihle under supervision of the hospital superintendent'.

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PEOPLES' NATURAL \

Way Back ~ •.. ~: ..... ;;.y~~~ When .. i~\

t'u·lhall!\Jlon.~ ui thel

Hnsia·r leag1lo2 in Northeast County Agent's C'ol,Llmn Nehraska, ('11"'\ huvine: }ost only one game to ·the

30 Years Ago

Jl~b~k 2~~~:;~: h~r('Al~~~t ;S~Ora~~~gh~o!~:~~Yoa~ ~~~~d~y ... Mp~llion~.~ing~~~~e6~ah~n~~S t~~tu~~!~ to Wayne to represent an insurance company'. Mr. Harrington will have an" office in the Mines block ... Wayne Kiwanians were entertained Monday follow· ing their lun('heon by Dor(')thy Davis and Jeanette Lewis, who presented both sides of thn. state high· school debate question .. '; Franklin Flege, 80n of 1\1r. and Mrs. Fred Flege, suffered fracture of his jaw bone Tuesday when he was kicked by a horse ... The public sale at the Wayne livestock pavilion Sat· urday <lggregated $10.000, all cash, which speaks well for a county that has suffered from subnormal crops and the effects of a number of bank failure'S in surrounding 1~itory ... Franklin Philleo will represent Wayne in the district music contest to be held her~ Apr. 5·6.

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people don't Klnrw wn-at they think until they come to talk it over.

othor. -!<

10 YeorsAgo: Mar. 17, 1949: The First Lady- of thetYear. as

chosen by tbe Beta Sigma Phi sorority. is Mrs. F. A. Mildner, city 1ibrarian~ Mrs. MUdner ·was.chosen on the basis of her outstanding work' in the commun· ity and especially with the library ... Tuesday was saHing day for two Dutch families, who will. co.me to Wayne to- make their home. Mrs. Chris Lueders reo ceived word that two of her sisters and their bm· ilies wiU al'rive Mar. 28 ... Rev. E. J. Bernthal, Sht'l,idan, Wyo., will be installed as p.astor of Grace Lutheran church Sundar afternoon ... Tom Bahe of Hoy Scoul Troop 175 will be presented the Pro Deo Et Pidria (F-{lr God and' Country) award at Sunday morning {'hurch: ser~ices.

Business

• • By Staff Correspondent Veterinarians There may be nothing new un-

der the sun, but the imItations Mr. and Mrs. Dale Nelson and

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I .AnnOlinting ," LANGENBERG'S FOXBIL T FEED STORE 118 South Main Woyne, Nebr,

AS AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR

Your new.Fo.bilt Feed dealer offers a new idea in feed service. A complete line of feeds for swine, poultry and cattle, available to you· THREE DIFFERENT WAYS, •••

* PRE-MIXES - to mix your own rations.

Drs. Jensen and Brown

110 West 1st Street

Office Phone 75 ~,

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Drs. lewis & lewis CHIROPRACTORS

(Eat. 191U Jieurocaiometer lienlc.

IU East Uh St. pbone n Wayne, Nebr

Wirln~ Contract01"!l Home Phones 463 and 334

Farm. Home and Oommercia]

Tel. 268 Wayne, Nebr.

University, of Illinois Tests Show Corn Doesn't Wear Out Soil, Even in 83 Years

.- By Staff Correspondent

Mr, and Mrs. Paul Rog9l' visited" lVlr. and Mrs. James Goad alHI Jimmy, Des Momes, la., and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wallick, Greg .,d Jana, Clinton, la" lust weekend.

T. Robe-rts F. 1._ Moses

and Professional

Mayor-Willard Wil.tse. _ ..... _ .. _.492

City Tr('asurer-usUe W. Ellis .... _ .......... .23-J

City Clerk- , Walter S. Bressler .. ____ 298-J

City Attorney-B. B. Bornhort .. __ .. _. __ ,_.218

Councilmen-Gordon W. Shupe . __ .... _ ... 435 William PfeiJ .................... 481 Everett Rees ........ _ ..... _ . .:...641 Bernard Meyer .. _ .... _ ... 629-J Wm. A. Koeher _ .. _ ...... _.301 Wayne Marsh ............ 62O-W

~OLICE ........... Call Operator R. H. Hansen. S. Thompson, E. L. Hailey. Keith Reed

FIRE .... ____________ ... _ .... , __ Call 300

JUdg~. David J. Sheriff.

Don Weible ___ .......... _ .. _ .... _ 233 Supt., Gladys Porter ... __ ._114 Treasurer. Leona Bahde .. 23!:" Clerk of District Court-

John T. Bressler, Jr .. ___ ..347 Agricultural ·Ag·ents-

Harold Ingalls ....... : ... _ .. _.564 As<:istance Director-

Mrs. Yleen Rhudy .......... .497 Attorney......::.

OPTOMETRISTS

w. A. Koeber, 0.0 .

OPTOMETRIST

III West 2nd Phone 173

Wayne, r>rebr ..

SEWING MACHINES

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American Standard General Electric

Pfaff and Domer.tlc Phone 268

Benthack Clinic and Hospital 306 Pear1 Street

WfU'ue. Neb ...... Clinic Hospital 106 234 * * CONCENTRATES - to feed with your groin.

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Stop in and discoyer how much you con lOve by using the Fox..bilt method that best fits your felldlng program,

The Northwestern Mutual ve'i~ra;~~ss:~c:Ot°'~~er~7-W George L. John, M. D.

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life Ins. Co. ~~B~.~B:t.:iB::;o~rn~ho~f!.t·~,~~~'---rE'b¥Sid_,--"><\1;~AA~='-'-~-Martin Polhemus, District Agent 114 East Third Street

Office Phone 712

The "Herald's Legal Section • •

(OMPLE'F-t-.--.-.-.---. •• -ACCURATE ••••••• OFFICIAL FOR ALL WAYNE COUNl'V

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L.EGAL PUBLICATuJI'II

~o'rH'I', • "'t' th .. '(u1]owlrlJ::' uffh','I" of th<­

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SOUTH"" EST _ The Wayne INebr.l HeraldiTlIursday, March 19, 1959

Wakefleld the hUsin('ss s('ssion. Mrs. Lau­rence Carispn will entertain in

Mrs. Lawrence Ring A~irl.: and ~~Il's. Elvis Olson and . Phone ATlu 7·2620 . c

--,;,..----...;..--- 9wfh~ j~~e I~~l~~:~ g~~~:~ Ignuet~: Barbara Bard attended a slum- Olson was among

ber party for Karen Everingham at a pre-nup. Saturday night for her birthday." Ellen Reck-

Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Martinson man In Vern Carlson home.

:~~srsai~hi~~\:ro~d~~~~:J h~~~r She will marry Dennis Carlson

In the Burl Erlandson home. GWl'n Olson was attending a 4,H meet-109 in the Marvlil Bruliigam home where she took part lit a demon­stration,

Mr ,and Mrs, Eddie Baler, and Barbara, LoUt'el, and Mr~, Baier's mother, ~Irs, John Neu, Hnrting~ ton were Sunday afte-rnoon visilOl·S'.o: in the Nell Sandahl home.

Jennifer and Eddie Sandahl

• __________________________________ .... _____________ •• ~~I\~I:lt!; (!~~;~~~. !->\~~,~f.,~f I~l~.~ "~llid Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ruoff were AP~/'and Mrs. Art Borg and Mr. supper guests Friday in the Jack and Mrs. Elvis Olson, co-sponsors Soderberg home. 01 the youth group at the Cove­

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lundahl vis- nant church, attended the Supper ited Mrs, Charlotte Lundahl Suo- for thirty before the Lenten scrv­day afternoon. ice presented by the young people

The Glenn Olson family spent Sunday e-velling,

~~;~~tsM~~fl~y th~ii:h m~~h~rr !~~n~ ~~~~~r C~~estr~~nd~t;lClinhl t~t1 E~

Every government official or 1 ~9n­

eys sho\Jld (Soublish at regula{ intervals an accounting of it showing where and how each

dollar Is spent. We hold this to b. a fundamental principle 'Of democratic government. ,

LEGAL PUBLICATION

lH1TU'J·;' 01<' pnOB \TEl In t/l,' ('nun{y ("otnt of '\'Inne

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N.oUC!l 18 he.:tem t::lY,,1l. 1ha..t.. b. D~~_ tltlon lIa>! b,'''11 fib,'] for til" >tP­polnlm"llt of Mill \ E j<'I<IlHI.,· r"l pXl'ctltrlx tI!{'IPOJ, w1l1('11 \\ III Iw f"r h"u,rlng III thlR cu,lrl 011 ;\1111' h ~H l!l!i~, at 10 o'clol'k .\ ;\1 (BeaI1 David J

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LEGAL PUBLICATION

NOTleR OF FIXAI. .. ~E'I"I'''I':''''~ST COlinty CUUl t of 'YU) Ill' \':UUllty,

- -i-'ffihi-!lloj., ,-In tlw ."IllLt\P!' or the J..::Htale of

Fred J'I:'JH'lIH)Pl, j),'(" aspd Th,' Sialt' of Nd<l!l~h.a, to 1'111 p()n~

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and a.ppro\al of (inul Ul" "unt und dl~\(·hal·g"._ which wtll b .. fol' Ii"al log In thlH Courl on til,' ~7th rl>\1 or Mfll'('h. 1~IJ9. a.t 111'1)(1 n·,.I,,, II A ~I (Bt'all Dl\vI'\.l 11",,,,,1'

1'01",1) Jud!!.. Chad"lI £: UcJ)ellnolt. Itll\-,

LEGAL PUBLICATION ---~""~--

NOTICI!} OIP UFtARJ'V(O Oil'

- -------{~T:r~~i~H~~~~OLl\T County t'OUI't of \\'U~llt' \'l'llll!V,

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d('I'NIIICrl and for tljI' fIlial ""tth .. 1ll"lIt or Mild I'stall', whkh I'dltlun \\'111 Iw Ill'hld til said {'ollr! nn Ijrl'­~h,t day ,of :\11i/( h, l~~~. Ht Ih,· hour uf 10,11{) o'"lo,'k A:\1.

Dalf'd thl" :!n,j da,\ or :\11I)'{'h, 19,,9, (S"II;I) Du\ 1<\ .1 Ham,or

I.,."" & Hut\"n,\..A·t\:f)'IUI~:.\:·" Jurlgl" ~nl r,>lI{, ~,·btE!KI'ra. m~t.1

LEGAL P)JBLICATION

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LEGAL PUBLICATION Friday evening in the Bill Hansen Mr and Mrs, Waiter Chum, Mr,

I.lttl lilt I.IC£,::\SI'; NOTIt'I'~ ho:::~.- and Mrs, Lawrence Rmg F~~n~I::: ~1~~I~e~~O~~~~c~1 f~~~~: :-;,,11(<, I" IH'H'by g"1\t'1l !llnt on were guests In the Paul Dahlgren and Vernon Keyser, Omaha, were

g~;l1~;;~, <.h~rll\l!IJ!,~ll'~,1~'bl/~~~lt~\'I:,II~:'(;~~ home after church Wednesday eve- dinner gu('sts Sunday In the Char-IIJJPliw:ttl"n (or Il retHli "(III and ()ff ning, les Keyscr home, , i"lll .... • 11{' .. l.Is .. to ~ ... Jl bt",!, Ilnd ",.- Last Monday evening the Glenn Members of the Study Circle of \!;I~Ljl;~~~11711:,l;ll~,.!'Il~~ag~f"I~!ldB.I~~h~n~ Olson family attended a 4-11 meet- which Mrs. Alden Johnson is presi' JlqllO!', ('luI''' (', on the folluwln/{ ing in th~ REA rooms, Wayne, dent took lunch and went to the d",~t'I·lb .. <I pl','mll'Pw Mrs. Myrtle Bressler spent Fri- Walter Johnson home Tuesday af-

~r:~r~~~'~:~ld~~t \\"~:;':~,i~wl'''~':I~'I~~ ~~~in:sSt~!~~gfa~~s, s~:lter Chinn ~~~~~~o~da~e~cf~~~u~~rthi~t~r;~~ RaId a.ppllrn.t!on will hp "ubtnlllpQ Mrs. Jim Chambers went to be with Mrs, Stanley Dahl-

::~g~\\~l r;:::::~\n~r 1~~~~~t'\';lH ;:1\' !~;I't'~ ,evening With the Bill gren for a like aHair,

t~~!~"ul~t ::F ll.~~ u,;\W" k Q1~r ri?f I~===.-o='----amt- da~r~a~~~~~rv~-ar~h!~n':lg~fe(~ ~~r,~~~~;~:,:,:,:\,~~~\I~~1111;):~t'(I~~I:~I:~II\'~lln:I:,'; ~ien~tr shaot~r~ath~v~n~~gj~~n~~et~~~ ~~~~sL~~~~U~~ngg ~~~' ~~t: ~~~~fr; 1ll1!lt!

Ht'lt'n ·Wltt jor Junch after work, Mortenson spent a social afternoon Vlllugt' Clpl'k The Bob Barge-family were Sun- with her Friday. Cooperative lunch

Lc-E=-G=-A:-Lc-:P:::U7:B:::L-:I-=C7A=TO::IO:-:N:---- a~: ~~~~~~n~n~a~~~P~~rltests in w~r ~e~vn~d, ~~I's, Norman Mabp-n Mrs, C, R, Ash visited her moth- visited in the Earl Lundahl home

er, Mrs, Charlotte Lundahl Thurs- Saturday evening, Mr, and Mrs, day, Lester Smith and family, Laurel,

AH'I'lel,f.:!; 01" I'\'COIII'OU,\TIO:V AlllckO:l of 111<'OIP(JI'fttioli of \\"In­

"Ill .. HIllt,· Hank. \\'lllslde. "·Il\1l1'

f"r ~·~'~~~\;i..,:~~')\:ft\~; (~l::!'t;I:'d~i\a~h:l~f Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Bohlken and were there for Sunda~ supper,

children, Laurel, visited ill the Mr. and Mrs, Delmar Ghssman John Suber home Thursday eve- and Judy were Thursday supper mng, ' guests in the Glen Olson home.

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That, lIt 11 ~pt'ciltl Inf'eting-o of thl' slo, kholdt'rs ulliv pailI'd and hpld Oil th I~ 2nd dn..v of .1\\1-1 I'C h. 19;,9, pur­~UH', tIn illf' la wfu I nali<::,· tlH'r,.of clUJ,1 .u\·'·n .th .. Arllclt's of IllI'or­pnnllloll or ~lIld bunl,- upon )'I'Rolu­tion l"l.\'ulftrl~' Illadr' IlnU aC("'ptpd,

, IIIlH'ndpd b.v Rtrl1dn~ out all of tllr .'\rlk1>'1< of lncu-rpora.tlo» Hf :>nlll bank /it'IPtvforp provIded anu "'l:i ... tjllg lind by nuoptlng 111 placE' {hl'-In of tilt! fullowlng Amt!lld<'u A! tlO'I,'.~,

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caW:~~l/~eCn~r:~~~;;:t~~:t hda~~ Mrs, Floyd Johnson and daught~rs ing the week, She is recuperating were there Saturday evening while and gaining strength following her ~~~r~~iza~i~~e ~~t:t7~~~g a school

r~~~~t ~~dt ~i;~, p~~~m~~~~, were Sandra Ring was with her grand, dinner guests Sunday with a group parents ·over last Tuesday night.

in the Skiv Carlson homc, ~~~e~en~o~~:stev:;~~~o:;~eng~n~h: Mr, and Mrs, Laurence Carlson WCTU in the DIxon Methodist

Lal'rY ealled at the Carl Bru, cnurch. Mrs. Ring acted as one of golden wedding observance the judges,-~Jo-leRe- ~rso[l was -a evening. ~ wiilOer in one division.

Mr, and ,Mr-s, Dick Sandahl and Mr, and Mrs, Jerome Pennon Wayne and Mr, and Mrs. Art Mun- and Jolene and Mr, and Mrs. Elvis ~~~p:~dguCe~~~oIL~d~~ ?~nth; G~~ Olson were Friday supper guests

Sandahl home.

'I See by the Herald' Clarence Sorensen I. exp8.cted to

return from SIOUX Cily Methodist hosOltal thiS week,

Mrs. Roy Bolton, Norfolk, visited in the Herman SUlld home ovc-r...1he weekend,

onM~~·s, LJ~~~1 ~oe:~~~h~a~~~:dJ~·s~ day, VISItors Thursday were Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Weicrshauscr, Wakefield. I

Mr, and Mrs, Norris Schwartt, J ~~~d~~~st'n~ntria~ifY ~l:ite~e~~ -~ the Fred Victor home Friday eve- I oiGgue5~ndlng a ~urprll. birth- I day part} for Mrs, Dorothy Liver­tngh{-llise In the Melvin Schroedel' hOl'i'i"e Saturday eveJllng were Mr. and Mrs, Harold Olson, Mr, and Mrs, Ed Skeahan and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jeffrey and Joanie,

Mr. and <Mrs. Tully Straight re· turned last Monday from a lO·day stay ,in Wlcillta, Kan" where they visitp-a r Mr , and Mrs. George Linn and Mr, and Mrs, Don Morris. formerlv of Carroil, Mr. and Mrs. Tully Straight, jr. and (amlly and Mr, and Mrs. Wayne Straight.

Guests in the Melvin Schroeder home last Sunday in honor of Mrs. Schroeder's and Mrs. Dorothy Liv­eringhouse's birthdaYS were Mr. and Mrs, Harold Piere. Mr. and Mrs, (jerald .totmsorr amt-_·Btlty-,--'­Mr.s-. Gus..Wag.ne<,_-"'-''''''''-''''"''<,-----1 Wisner, Mr. and Mrs, Harold 01· son, M-rs, Ed Skeahan, Mrs. Gene Johnson and sons and Mr, and Mrs, Bob Jeffrey and Joanie.

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In thl' C'ounty ('''Ill 1 of \\'11\ liP ('<>UIiIY, !'i'tbru~:d{lt

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Mrs, Carl Sundell and Mrs, Al­bert Sundell were among the La­Porte club members who attended the regular meeting with Mrs, Carl Thomsen, Wayne, Wednesday afternoon. A special feature of the program was several readings by Mrs, Jennie- Dolph,

Mr. and Mrs. JIm Gustafson and famB\' were with a family group itt­the Milton Gustafson home Sunday when cooperatIve dinner was en, .loyed, The affair honored MISS Joyce Gustafson. Dallas, Tex , who was home for the weekend and also birthdays of the month,

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4 The Wayne rNcbr.l Herold, Thursday, March 19,1959 :\Tr amI 'hI; 1111!on .T~lm<;on :wrT,:mll ~f:lmil" 'fr nnd "frc; 1\Tnrrw>n y"itl CnrJl;on nnd dnught(,f werf'

----.... --..:.._ .... :;;...-~....;.;.. ..... ""'.;;, .... --...;,-~llfaJnll~ .. :[I.1r arulMr.5 Wl{hs John Johnson and (aulIly, Esther Peter· Saturday supper guests in Ihe;·'BHl

Mrs. C"lnrf'onee nahlql1ist :mll -son~, f:lI'tdly., Afl{'rnoon gll('!'t~ W(lt(' Mr~ r.elw,·n S~llUvan. _ . Mr. UJleJ, Mrs. Harold Gunnarson Frank Carlson, Hazel, Mmnie and Wl\dll(>~dny supper guests.in. the aha Patry, Vina Gunnarson and Opal, Mr$. Clayton And(>rson and Hermnn Kraemer home. 'It8~rel. :q~tty COllJ:er, Mr. alld Mrs. Vern Carlson and were Mr. nnd Mrs, Gene Kr.~mer

"~'" -,._ .• '. ,-~ .. ,. son and l\Ir and Mrs. Kenneth son _ and Nel!l, Mr and '.Ml'S Henkel home, Norfolk.' CONCORD • • • Enckson George Magnuson and Mr. and

d Mr and Mrs Glenn Magnuson Mrs Glenn Magnuson and famllr Chur(hAC Concor • W en I H sl were Friday dinner guests m th,e Mr. and Mrs. Myron Lemp~~, " ' .... ."..' .• • • la om. _ . 0 0 Verdel Erwin home. Georgie and Emerson, and Mr. [lod Mrs. H~l,.\Y. Concordia lut~tr:an ':"lIrcl,

. eis~r~s~chroeder were aftemoon ~Ue~~~egue~:~~eihe ~~~~vi~ls~~al~' (S. E. Peterson;"pastorY

a~1'J~~ie~B::rQq~~l{te~iSp':;C~~~~~ :a~~:.. ~unnar Swanson and Mrs. K~~'lCl~O~~( anWr ~lr~n~nl1~rsi F~~~l

~eeting W~d~~!~a:y in 'sio~x Clt:y. Virgll Buss attended an exlen- Carlson and daughter, Thursday evepJug guests in the sldll c1ul? leader meetmg at Colc· The G('ne Kraemer family ap,ent

D .• ·s .. tr-.·LIC· I ·WM.S.· ._-M· ... ·te .. 1 .T. o'day Mrs. Jerry Martindale and Mrs. home. Mr .. and Mrs. Herman s\jje 10S:.h~~~;a~h:?:r-a~~~~~r~~rf~r~a~~n. Stan Swanson were Wednesday were evenmg callers. . Sunday, Mar. 22:' Sunday school, afternoon . guests in the Claff'nce Mr. and Mrs. Jer~y MartlDdrt~e 9;45 a.- 111.; Palm Su~~ay worShip'.

___ .. __ Malcom home. . lli~rEHITa:!sa~o~~~n~~;fo1~.~sts m 11. ~.. ,

H,arold Burns home for Patsy's rl ge Fndny - Monday to W('dnesday in the" Mrs. birthday. were Mr. and MFs. Charlie _ Mr and Mrs Wmton Wallm nnd Glenn Sloeum home, Cody. , Jun.ck, Jr~ and. SQOIi, Sholes, l\1f. d.,uughters and Mr. and ~rs. Wal- Mr and Mrs. Wilfred NObl' and "!lnd Mrs. Merle R~be,e~ and fal!'- ll!ce Mag:nuson and f~mlly were sons were Thursday evening uests 11y, Waterbury, Mr. and Mrs. Ev· Sunday di.nner guests m the Ruth in the Norman Nobbe orne'''; eraI'd Burns a~d Mrs. Wendell Wallin home. Laurel, for Pamela's first' lrth: hWoh

en 'llOfb c~nctor~ia ;uthe1an-:;:;:;;::;:::;::;:::===== so~~'w~~~ ¥h~l~SX:~d:~p~~~Vl~:~t~ Bett,Y St?~e and ~a~r:i Samp- m~~il~r;,d~~~. ~~r. 26: Holy com-

fieldc d~trict e WMi-A~d~ %~~t I'. "' .. Xl, , .. in the Winton Wallin home. Mr son visited In the, WI~f!1 GJ:e'Ve _. __ _

Konken anp,flpll~1y. :M,:r~. Clarence Tuttle and Mrs. day.. I

Mrs. _BeSSie Isom, Imo~ene and Fred Johnson were WednC'sday nft· Wednesday ('vening guests.l .. tile il;lg at tpe local church todl!Y. Ses- Con*'ord and Mrs. Ivar Carlson were eve- home Wednesday evemng. Mr. and M~s~ Thomas Erwin 510ns Will be held at 10 a. m. and ~ . ning. eallers. . . .1 M~~' X~~aMS~Oll~e~~rsi~dSt~~~I~~ visHEld in the Glenn Magnuson 1:30 p. m. , .. Mrs:· Stan 'SwanSDn Frlday evenIng guests m the Wa· Stolle at the Sioux City Luthera:n home Friday evening. '

Karetr; ~and?lphlhwere 'Friday sup- ernoon gueRts in the Thomas Erwin Mrs. Otelia' Magnuson home"'were per,··guests !n t e !!.~rold Burns home. Mr uod Mrs - Ar 'd P t - Mr home. Evel"!lng. calrer~ -w. ere Mr. Wednesday afternoon guests in and 1\.II'S. Vernev~l p~tU~~~' 81Ui and Mrs. Jim CampBell and son, t~e Ivan Clark_ home werc Mrs. daughters, Mr. and M"rs·.~4 Hart-w~e~~~v~df~~~~, 3'JH:~~Or~af~ ~'d';~~ PhDne JU 4-2435 tv~tl~:gnuMo~g~~~~,fsor G~~~~d~~~ hospital Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Millie Nelson spent Wed-

:;:!~dfneg fhr~~t ws:'c~~kri~iti;~e N~~ Pearson, Mr. and" Mrs. bean Pear- were Mr. and Mrs. Winton Wallin T'(lrs. Clarence Malc?m was a ~~~~~~e t~~l~g~ h~~~~dN"e~~as:~: braska congregations and speak. son and family, Orchao:l, and Mr. :~~ ~ar~~ht1:~ill~~tf~~~~n, J1.r:.~' ~~~ti~d~~~er~g~ne.guest m the Jerry Thursday afternoon guests in the ipg <lbout her work in mission hos· and Mrs. Verdel Erwin·and sons. Otelia Magnuson, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. ahd Mrs. Herman .Kraemer, Mrs"M.artha Rieth home were Mrs_

an~r'so~n~pe~~sfh~e:~ek~~;i~ ~~.cla:~~3n, ~f~o~~nr~~~stT~ed OO;~a~n~oh~~~!i and Mr: :~n'f.Mr8.

pitals in India. Her talk at 1:30 Art Johnson anU Dwight, Mr. ;lnd Mr. and Mrs. Gene Kraemer ancl KS,evnann'.:'ohn Olson and Mrs., ~rnest p. rn. will be open to the public. Mrs. Verneal Pelerson and daugh· sons, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Kraem). "

the: Sheld~n And~rson home, Middleton and Mrs. Fred Matthies. Mr. and I\ll's. Ben C~ill a~ Mr. Webb, I~.. Saturday afternoon p;uests in the aml.l\lrs. Winfred Unde'nrQop abd Sunday dmner guests in the .4.r, Jack Erwin home for Mrs. Er- family, SiouX' City visi~4 Sunday

~ur A~dlrson ~Olde were and ~:~~t hi~~~~ay K~~~~thl\lr~lal~:;~~ in the JalTH'S ilatsu i~ ~ome. il;,s·M~. 8a:Je n erson Mrs. Wilfred Nobbe, Mrs. BiB- ~~tIC~~rH~~~\~i~~issu~~~f~g~~,·, w~~~ Br%~:::n a~~o~a'::rke~~~~re:~i~~s ;~~~' M~.r{ .a~~d ~~~~. Ln~r rSl~I~~r~ ~~'d l\~~·u:~[~r~h:ls~cfB~~r.H~~~e\\l;~: girtl~~~~eWnh~~~U~;~eiDJ~~ ~::-d

are expected 10 attend the meet· ing.

Mr. llnd Rieth, . ~~ ~~~~~1~~~~_ ~'~~kend ~~~~. I •

Mcredith Johnson was a Friday evening guest in the Frank Mc­Donald home.

Mrs i\'orrnan Iknning, Sioux FaDs, spent the past week in the Willis Johnson home. _

Mrs Roy E. J.ohnson underwent surgery at Ute \Vakefielrl hospital Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Schroeder and family called in the Roy Pehr, son home, Laurel, - Wednesday evening

Cheryl .Joh:1son spent the week in the Gail S('lIon hbme. Laurel.

Mr and Mrs Clayton Schroeder were Sioux City visitors Friday

Sociefy ... Concordia YMCL

YMCL met Sunday evening in Concordia church p<lrlors. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Steinman were guests. WallaC'e and Melvin Mag­nusons were in charge of the pro­gram. Hosts werE' Norman AndElr­sons and Virgil Pearsons.

Concordia ALCW ALCW mf't rttt:'Sdny afternoon in

the Concordia church ..parlors. Re­ports of special committees

_ r.ead and plan~ w~re JIlg.de for mStrIcr-meefing:- to be nero -bere today. lUrs. Bud Hanson led de·

r~ti~~~i-~~r~f Gt~~naJ~;:~n~~n ~~ras~ Glenn Magnuson sang:. Hostesses were Mrs. Ivar Anderson, Mrs.

~g~~aMrs~n~arsC~rl~O~r~nd O~fr\~ Keith Erickson.

Pleasant Dell Club Pleasanf DeJt dub m~t Friday

afternoon in the Delmar Carlsoll hom~. Eleyen members were pres­ent. Guests were Mrs. Ernest And­ersa!1,' Mrs. Hoog'ner, Mrs. Fritz ~acm~r and Hazel Carlson. It· ·was df'eiderl to c han S!: e tlie rej;!;ular meeting dnte from the first to the second Thursday of ~ch month. Names were 'drawn fur---u ~llopin-e-f-ooo- -baskeL Anr L

'9- meeting will be in the Neil lI1cCorkindale home.

lJ'olden Rule Club Golden Rule club met Thursday

afternoon in the Leland Johnson home. Mrs. Frank McDonald was

r~ t1~e~~h:b!\1 ;;:,~~i.ng will be

-s-atu-rda-y--ev-etti-ttg guests-in Jim Nelson home for Mary Kay's second birthday were Mrs. Evert Johnson and ('h~ldren, Mrs. Art Jdtmson and Delwyn ~nd Mr. and Mh. Marlen JohnsOn and familv:

Mrs Evert-Johnson spent Friday in the Emil Swanson home, Wayne.

Sunday dinner guests in· the Marlen John:;:on home were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pearson and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rastede and family. Mr. and Mrs Walter

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Three Carroll· Clubs Hear ing will be with "rr5: £:11'1 D~\'is . . , Legion· Auxiliary

Legion Auxiliary will meet Tues­day evening with. Mrs. Ted Haven· er. l"rs.' Don Frink will assist as hostess. Lesson on St~rage Units

A lesson on storage units ;:~;I:·=========== Fete iMrs. RethWi"sch

Mrs. 'Perry Johnson entertained at a co~fee party Monday after­noon in honor of the birthday of Mrs. John Rethwist;h. Others pres­ent were Mrs. Bob Johnson, Mrs. John N. Johnson, Mrs. Joy TUcker and Mrs. Clarence Morris.

prescnted to three Carrell~o .. -al'ea t'.\i('nsion clubs during the past

"\';~; cluo met Tue~ay afternoon Carroll wll h Mrs, Ted Havener. Mrs, Keith Ow('ns led the lcsson, MI ,

__ .knkips has the April \\111 lead the lesson

Move to Cozad The Max Weisman family ffioved

III Cozad Friday, He will be pio.\ ed on a farm. While here was a partner of Merle Whitney 111 the TV repair business.

of .J ~na(>:ll;a ~~I~:~s~ weekend ,guest

--... ---------1 M;t::~~:m~:rC~dies of the church served a noon luncheon for' the public Wednesday at the Methodist church. Mrs. J. C. Woods led the lesson. The group voted to spon.

Mrs. Inez Boeck- sor an Easter breakfast. Mrs. was a supper guest Mon- Worley Benshoof was hostess for

. ,- - the meeting this Wednesday. Mrs. Mrs. Carl .tanssen and Charles. Whitney went to Lincoln

were dinner gUEl,sts Sunday Tuesday to attend the state meet. . and Mrs. Glen Nelson.. ing.

. and Mrs. Harry Nelson and WereoSunday afternoon call.

ers in the George Bartels horne. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall spent

Sunday afternoon in the Russell Ball home.

Presbyterian y'outh Presbyterian Junior High group

met Thursday evening in the Don Frink home. Mary Prince is a new member. Mrs. Enos Williams led the lessDn. A film was shown on bicycle safety. Mar. 27 meeting will be with the Marion Glass fam. ily. Mrs. Ra!ph Olson will be leader.

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.1he. musk con\('s{ :\.t the ell)' ,aud· lley h~ll1e :ll1tl. I ,--t'~i'n({i the same I ,ha's .been. th~re .::ince Jaml:lry, will r The Wayne (Nebr.) Herald, Thursday, 'March 1'), 1959 ~ft~l~~O:~~ t~ee C~~ler~og:ee~to~~: ~r:ht 11~~e~~~te~,to~6~il' Wd~~g~~:~: r'tt~~ :~h ~~~. E. L. Pearson -. --_~~:'_-, ____ -=-__ -:-___ ----___ _

Darlene Wittler accompanied t~e June. and returned home Sunday. had dinner Sunday with Mr.- and Fifttt .~rede . new unit called "Tho United States

~aya~re;dOl~~etob~!~~~/;!lht~:r~~ ni:~ii~~e~fl~f~~~; #~~i~~.y o\'cr- 1.~~~~s~V~l\ft~n S6:~;~n.spent Wed. ea~~;~I~ }f~~~dtth~e!'s~:~. J:fi~ ~~~~%e: ~b~~~h~;r~~~~~': ~iu%~ ment. Howard Loeb anrl Bob were nesday evening in the L. E. Jep.- Woods, K e v 1 n MIUer, Roger of rcctangu)nr solids and cubes in

Tuesday supper guests in the Ken~ kins home. Johanson, Gene Granquist, She-ryl arithmetic. Our new health unit neth Eddie home. . Eddie Oswald, I\o~adisotf. began Mason, Dean Elofsan, Terry Mag- will teU us about the valuc of clean-Sunday School Sets

Easter Schedule Methodist .. Sunday school- teM­

ers and officers met Wednesday afternoon to make plans ,for Easter.

An Easter Egg hunt ·and party for' children wilt be held Mar. 28. An Easter sllnrise service and breakfast is plarmed for aU chureh I

roolr. and Mrs. Lester Menke and familv were Friday evening call­ers in the Howard Wacker home .

AIrs. '·Lawrenee Johnson spent Tuesday with Mrs. Perry Johnson while her husband attended the Packer farm sale.

Barlene Wittler was a Tuesday overnight guest of Linda May ..

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johnson and

~~~11~lr~~rt}~~n~O~~~~~~~d~~: Mrs. Herman Thun sperit Mon­

aa~~ afternoon with Mrs. Meta

Mr. and Mrs. Roy DavIs and work last week for Davis produce d~nz, Leon Jo~sen, Kathr Vo.or- liness, recreation and rest. We ~ecky spent Friday _ evening in He succeeds Jim Hurlbert wh~ hies, Cii:Tol C~lo, .ChcrYR L~sii ~~eln~~~~i~; \~o~~: S:~d~t~e:~g~~i. . t ~:s~a~:~n~a~;~ft~~m:nd Pam- has taken a position in L!ncoln. ::k~r, ~r~rd\ e .:~~~!y, S'h..T~n placing adverbial and prepositional ela and Mrs. Kenneth Eddie visit. Mr. and Mrs .. Lee COllins,_Mr. 6rone, Stacy SwJnney, Kieth Tiet- phrases correctly. ed Mrs. George BOdenstedt in a ~ld Mrs. ,Joe Pmkelmann, Mr. and gen. Bobby'Shirck, Mary Jane Buford Jones took a class picturc ..... Siou?C City bo~pital Tuesday. EJsK;~~i~~:~ ~ndR~doi~g ~~~: Kern and Jeanne Ad~son. , Wednesday ufte.rnoon. He reports • d~~~'r an~':d:Y G~i~ge ?~enD~:~ day e,,:ning to attend a card par~y K~1~ndt.o~~hi:~nJe~~~: ~~f:o"ri the negatives are good. OwenS" family. Mr. and Mrs. John sponso ed by St:-Frances Cathohc and Margret Fahrenkrog received I ________ .... __ ~~ ~ees and family spent the evening chD~~~·is .fohnson son of M and seals from the states to which they SE Wayne :f.l!:11

ID the-Owens home. Mrs:- Perry John~~n, enter:ci the sent letters in languag~ class. We Wakefield hospital Friday for ob- plan to make a collection of these • By Staff Correspondent Churehes servation and treatment. ~~~te~U~t!~:~ on a map of the

Ralph Olson went to Springfield, Eighth Grade -~t(H~_ IlltioSUrd~y as ~ dule~ate to the We started a new six-week per-

Thursday, Mar. 19: Lenten tiOn.!llil=_~~~!.f!ler s. man ~~~en- i~~. ~hose on the honor roll the services. Mrs. Herb Shufelt spent Wednes- -pa-sl siX weeks aT') DO!!I1a Echten·

Sunday, Mar. 22: Divine worship, day to Friday with her sister Mrs kamp, Ma~lene Johanson, T~rry 8:50 a.m.; Sunday -school, 9:50. P J Chureh Thursday e~ing March, Wllm& _.Marra, Marilyn

t~'e~ ·an.d the jom Church family ~~f~~~~rgs~~n~nefings~al~t ~.~~~~ Methodist Church (Kenneth Willard, pastor)

Thursday, Mar. 19: l\IYF, 7:30

P'Sunday, Ma.r. 22: Worship, 9:45 a.m.; Sunday school, 10:45. ~

v~slted m the ... rank Lawson home, Rieck, Dennis Schmitz and Char-Pilger. ._ .' .. _ .. . lene Wendel.

Mar. 8 'evenmg VISitors lIT the .Fifte<;n of the 27 pupils went to Roland Stahl home· included Mr. Lmcoln Thursday to see the basket. and Mrs. Robert Waller, Mr. a!1d ball .gante.

Mr. lIind MrS. Edward Nissen end Gloree Ann and Dorothy Everson, Stanton, were sUpper gUests -Frt; day.in the Leland Thompson ~ome. Mr~ and Mrs. Cliff Johnson and

Cheryl were-dfnne'r guests~in the Don Pedersen home last Sunday,

Mrs. Everett Waller and family In social studies we and Mr. and Mrs. John Morris ilii .. ~.~r .. "'i'"ir_ .... ~.ijii ..... ~ and Dennis. The occasion was Rox-

\Jr and Mrs. Merlin Kenny and )lr and Mrs. Ed Kenny were SIIJUX CJ1y visitors Monday.

Social Forecast Thursday. Mar. 19

Social Neighbors, Mrs. WaIter Happy-Go-Lucky Club Hefti, Wayne. Guests of Happy-Go-Lucky club Mr .. and Mrs. Gurn Curry and

Zion Congregational and 8eth-any Presbyterian Churches

(Gail Axen, pastor) Thursday, Mar. 19: Men's club. Friday, Mar. 20: Elkhorn. Va I~ey

association of Congr ega t Ion a I

anne's second birthday.

.\11". and Mrs. Don Frink and f<J111Ji.~· were Sunciay afternoon vis­

In the Glen Frinl! home. A .. P. Willi-ams, Lincoln.

\\":JS a Fndav overnight guest in tilt' Owen Jenkins home.

('~:dlers during the week in' the ~Ir". Everett Roberts.. (home were \Ir ann Mrs. Bob Jon.es-, MI!. and :llr~ roo'!. 1. Swihart, -Mrs. T. P. R.oherts, Mrs. Ed Moor.e..- Mrs. Ar. (bUr Glass and Mr. and Mrs. Fran. ('IS Allen, Walt-hill.

~!rs. George John~tQJ1-ml".~('d Trom a Norfolk Sund."lY. Callers in the honl(' during the week were ."lnd :'IIrs. August Franzen, Mr. Mrs H(,rman Brockman, Mr. ~- ----iAdVif~----

Rethwis-ch -Happy Workers, Mrs. Ed Fork Delta Dek, Mrs. Uoyd Morris

Friday, Mar. 20 GST, Wayn.e Kerstines KniJ:ting· Club, .JWrs. William

Swanson . . Merry Makers, r. C. Woods

Tuesday. Mar. 14 Legion Auxiliary

Thursday, Ma r. 26 WeFu, Mrs. ROscoe Jones

Catlhofic Guild Catholic guild met Wednesday af.

ternopn in the church parlors. Mrs. Kenry Haase nnd Mrs. Pat Finn were hostesses.

EOT at,Gathje's Mrs. John Gathje and Mrs.

Mauri~~ .La~ were hostesses Tues­day afternoon--fc)r-the -WT-meet­ing at the former's home. Mrs.

R u-I-:....-. ~ Eldon Rull was a guest. Cards

Friday evening at the Clair s.ttan- family- and Mrs. Grover Curry, son home were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ponca. were guests of Mr. and Fork. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bethune, 1\-fr5. Melvin Magnuson for dinner Mr. and Mrs. LoUIS Johnson and Sunday. Allen Pritchard. Card prizes were Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston received by Mr. and· Mrs. Leo SD{'nt Wcdnesday afternoon in the Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Vermond Fntz Aevermann home. Winside. Nelson, Mrs. F9rk and Mrs. Beth- Mr. and Mrs. Gary ScheHen and

~I~~: This meeting closes the Sea· ~~~~!f~:' ~~~e ~~p~~~ ~:~~tsR~ ~~. and Mrs. Kenneth:- Eddie Fri~

St. Paul's Aid Mrs. Harry Hofeldt and Mrs.

Lynn Isom were hostesses for St. PaUl's aid Wednesday afternoon. Rcy. H. M. Hilpert cOl).ducted a qwz on the Passion story. The group voted to buy 12 new hym­nals for the chlll'ch. Ladies met Wednesday to crean the church. Host€sses for- the Apl"-H----- meeting­a-re Mrs-. Lav-ef'n Janes and Mrs. Arnold Junck.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitncy and Stanley, Randy' Milnes and .!'dr. and Mrs. Otto Wagner attend­ed the basketball tournament in Lincoln Saturday. The former fam­ily also visited in the Don Whit-

ay I\.lIng -~uggests '" were played. The April meeting is with Mrs. Kenneth .DllnklruL -hlav-iIftl'l"o.on.cin

--Grientaf BakedE1J9S- --f"iHto.tm~,-~-For Eaiter Brunch - f~~fili-l~=~:%,g~~!~I~~eIu-19::~~:

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~~~'\f~:~O~~~d ~~~ ~¥~~rr::~i;! IS timely fOJ; tills season when eggs are most plebtiful and popular.

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Mrs. M. S. Whitney spent .Sun' day in the Merle Whitney home, Wayne.

Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Jenkins went to Denver Wednesday night. They will spend seve'ral days in the' Ed. ward Jepkins home and will at· tend baptismal services there Sun. day for ,their grandson, David Ed­ward Jenkins. Lois Jenkins, who

Erasing the Blackboatd Wayne High ••• Second Graefe

The following people' had perfect scores on the 49 spelling review words this week: Mickey Carlson, Robert Clauss€n, Larry Grone, Jan Lamp, Renee Langenberg. Vicki Lindsay, Cinda Harder and Marsha Ruskell.

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' .. The Wayne (Nebr.) He!~Jd, Thursday, March 19, 1959 Rohde, Howard and Bob'Loeb and son, nerison, Minl} .. Mr. and ~Irs. Gt:'orge Roeber, Mr. and Mrs. Mar- the Frank LansIng home last i1y and Mr. nnd Mrs. Huley Heit· Sllppt!r gU('sls last MondllY In tho

____ ~-....;-=_-_:~ ..... ---_:_~--_::~:':"'- -Mr. and Mrs. rerry Johnson. A Dan Welch. Lexington, and M;r. tin Meyer. -Mr':" and Mrs. Fred Thursday to observe Mrs. Lan- hold and Rickie were visitors last Kellllcth (~ralllbt'rg home for -Mr. '1 S' b Th H /d' no-host lunch was served. and Mrs. Jules Van De Walle, ,Lessman and Mr. and Mrs. Nor- sing's birthday. •. Sunday evening in the Cyril Han- Grambcrg s llll'thday, ee y e era Relatives and frie-nds helped David City. mah Vogel. -Mrs. Kurt" Ott. and Llnnn and sen home for his birthday, Relatives a~d fYie-l1ds gathered In Augu<;t Brudi<.1am observ hi Barbara and David Ley, Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gathle and Sandra Kay- were weekend guests Edna -o.hlgnn W.kefield vis til $t 1 J I

..... '----------.,..----------- birthday at his home Th~rsda; were weekend guests in the Henry family and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Otte in the Bob Asher home. Lincoln. ited last Sunday in Ule Jake 'Jolin~ dal~ :\?t'~~'ng01:~~.on~;~.lHt~~%~~~~~; Mr. and Mrs. Clar&nce Boling day evening: Mr. and Mrs. Claro evening. Ley home. visited last Silllday in the August John Kay retur .. d" hom. last son horne. birthday.

;li~t~ee~ea:u~~~~, eveni?g in th~_ ~~fh ~~~r!.' ~:. ·:~3 ~~~ .. ~~n; He~rja:tn1il~d:),~~ ~1;eH~~r~~kG~~tei:~~,~rhir~ebfr7hadnay o;h~~~~y ~~~ K::::~::e~rs. Bob Nelson, Mr. re~~:~~ee~~t.er being hospitaliz8d M~~sGi~~~r g.ra-:b~~~g'a:rG:r~ G~;' l~i~~·t,~~~tt.t~~~~rtJ~~n~!~: Mr, and Mrs. Tom Bowers en- Harm~ier, Mr. and Mrs. Jack home. Cedar Rapids. Otlwr guesls lernoon. Guesls wefe Mr. ami Mrs. and ·.Mrs. Roy Albertson and Mrs. 'Mr. and Mrs. Otto Heithold, Mr: Norfolk, Karlene Sander, Newman nitl. Were Slipper gU('sts Monday

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