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Section One, Eight Pagas
WAYNE, Y, MAY 4, 1950 NUMBER FIFTY-TWO
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t'l Home Demonstration Week I
'Wllyne\S YNE'S 'TOP BRASS' SEES GAVEL Prt""''''''J . '
II' Wayne Clubs ". Hold Activities
~New Calls for Total
Of $SO,2()O,()O Atloplion "r H nt'\\" bud!!C'1'fol' the
sd,o\)l ,"('ill' l:t~)n-~l WHS· the main IIIUS:Ut'ss of tl1{' Wayn.e sch~lOl hoard.
. It ils :\lol1!lay night mectlllg, ']'11(', budqpt will call for fI total
j1p!'l'al in~ ('XPl'l}Sl' of SRn.200. Of Ihi~ tnta\. $:l:2,t11I1) will he made up hy t;J:o\atiOI1.
>~~~' The amount a~k('d from taxation
I,:l';'~.. will he $1.000 O\'{'l' last years budget. hut the board expects the C:I1-}l t irt.~ budg('t to ('0\'('1' two substant \81
it('nt~, l)l}.\'lll!! (If a parking strip on tht' north '~.;id(' of the buildin~ and inst allat ion of a gas furnace.
.' Hemainri('l' of tilt' sum is made hom tuition, allHl'opria\ion .. ' npImrtionment and other mlseel~
'*',,' hU~~~~1~1~:~~t~(':~~o \'ot{'d a c'onlnlct ,:,Jij,!~ to 1\liriam Roh(,l'ts of Carroll ~ t('seh th£' fourth gradt', She
hCt'll te.'lching at \Vinsid,e and ' rc'pitlcc Mar(!aret Woods, .
Courthouse ,Round-Up
County Treasurer Pa vmcnts for the month -Of
have ·bC'C'n I'ecei\'ed by <'Ountv trea~urer for the
. state 'old nge assistance. f('d~ral old ag~ assistance. .03; stale blind assistance, federal plind. assist8flce, state child welfare, $221;72; al child welfa:t;'e, $153.47; ~tate administrat.on, $325; fed~Tal a~inistration, $12.74; old- nec assl~tance YC'ndor, lIi;295.63; child \\!el(are vcn~ dor, $22.66.
, Patrolman : . The. patrolman examiner will be
at· the COUl'thOllscdhe aftcrnqon of Thursda\c, May 11'1 to Icxam,inc for driver-'s licenses. License Issued
to ~'i~~ri;':~!iJ'~~"l~11J~~;r~e~~~ee~ and Doris Jean Gildersleew,
il' • "Va~"ne.
In County Court April 2R Russell McVinnie
·\Vin:-idC' \Vas fined $20 : of ~1O by Judg"e \Villiam
on'the charge or dt'iying without Iicellse plates. Sheriff Hans Tictben brought the complaint. Leon~ <1rd Haberer was fined ~10 and ('osts of $4. by thC' judge MaS' 1 on charges of drivin.g- while intoxicat· cd and his license was suspendC'd until Jan, 1..1951. Patrolman D, D.
'Lac('y hrought the charge.
County Superintendent Notice' to C'ol~tinu(' Iransf!'r must
'il{' :"enl in1!) ,'1he offie£' of 111(' county supcrintcndent immediately , h5' pal'cnts of transfer stUdents.
, . The county supt!rintendent's q(fiee also hillS, applications whkh must be fiUcd dut for any ne}\' transfer students.
Deeds FilecJ
• 'Math 'I'raiiling in
Horse, Buggy Stage
Says WSTC Speaker
STEELE, CUNNINGHAM AND HEr:tMAN ARE SPEAKERS
Toastmaster at the Wayne Toastmasters Monday night was Al Sandahl. Sneakers were Jim Steele, Lemoyne Cunningham and Leland Hennan,
John Di('l' was chief evaluator.
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Theme of the- fifth Nalion,l!' Home Demonstration I\VcC'k is "Tnday's Home ,Builds TomOiTow'c; World," Thl:' weck runs fmm Apt'll 30 to May 6, accordir1/:::- to Homl' Dcmonstration Agent Phyllj~ Ro,>,>.
During the week, special attention has been focused on what
" rural homemakers arc'doing to 'I improve their homes an(j keep
I their families well. At the same time, homcmal'L']"<;
arc "bl'o:ldcning their hOI'i,mll:''' and developing a national and J!Iternational unden;tanding .
C I Il).'llC' H['l'Ilhl l'ilafr Photo II Wayne Clubs
To PI"ck a ves Retiring Mayor L. W. McNatt And they're all there! In the mhn, L. W. Eilis-cily treasurer, In Wayne county. 11 IIome Ex-. hands the gavel to new Mayor picture above, left to right: B. A. Willard Wiltse-councilman, H. tension clubs with 163 mE'mbcr:;
For Dal"ry Sale Glen ~oudersh~l.dt, as the newly .Meyer-councilman, Wi I I i a m ~~I A~~~SeO~~c~~~I~~~: a~~~naeft: ~~~:fng ~:l~n~~~k. special activitJl"> \ ,organized council to()k up new Pfeil-c 0 u n c i I man, Norbert Houdersheldt, L. B. McClure- The home extension pr'ogr~lll\
A dt'lcgfltion of agriculture eom- ~Ue'ei~.e5s at its first meeting last Brugger-light plant superin- councilman, Walter Bressler- started in 1913 but did nnt opel'ak mit tee members of the Wayne tendent, Elmer Meyer-councll- city clerk. ~ in Wayne county' until 1935. Chamber of Commerce will leave ~ The following is an excerpt Sunday for Wisconsin to picl< V I t F- M k PI F W-·d C C h from the annual report.of 1935: calves for !he semi-annual dairy . 0 un eer Iremen a e ans or Ins} ears ras tJr~'~~~;eo{o~~\~fngW~~~~~~~1 Tl\~(r~~ ea~l~eal~~le will he held May 11 al Re~elected Tuesday Here on Main Street joet work for the first lime tI'l<
\\' I b '! I r h '" M " I Da No ,'n,I'U"""S "'nr" r""n,'v"ci ','n ,"n year, and 11 clubs with a total ('11-tIl(' ·ayne sa C' arn. JI' em )crs 0 t e vvayne Volun- emorla y ~ ~,,~ ~L'- L r, 11 f 11::1 b I One hundred head of dait"·y hcif- teer Fire department mel Tuesday aula accidpnt imoJving two Win~ ~~g~y~l~do so;)farem PI'S lU\'e b(,t'll
!i!~~a~~~~io~ills ~~o~_f;~~ri~, f~~t~a!fi Li~7ite a;~ ~flj~IC~~,~~ :~~a~~~~ce~~~ Membcr~ of the American Legioll ~it~le ~g~Pl~~t~t :~~c~7~e\~eeu,oany~! "These club~ held their first pl'Oceeds above expenses pro~ratcd prcsident, Norbert Brugger, secrc~ and the VFW post will collaborate Friday afternoon. , , ~er~~~z~~f~~iJ~C'~i~eii~7t~I~11 :~~:~~~ back to the purchasers. . tary, and Paul Rogge, chief. ~~a~~ns for a Memorial Day pro- Mr. and Mrs. Dtlvd Jones were ers and presidents attending on Oc-
f'urpose of the ~ale IS gC'~eral Appointments wcre announced The eommilt"ee for arranging the going rast on 7th $lrect. They tober 16 and elected Mrs. F.r. Mo:)-daIry lmprOyement 111 northeastern I for thf:' n('w fire truck. Tom Liver- pl"Ogram includes Arnold Kohrt, pulled out onto Main strC'et where es, count" ehairman." ~ebraska.. ing-house will be rorcman for the Floyd Conger, Lyle Gamble and their car c~lldedRw~thl th;~ of Mr, Health Institute'
" :~u~~lla~~ ~~Iil~erv~;~~'eop~ar~r S\~.de ~a~son. '11 h. h ~~~d~~V~'ort~n~n I\~~~~: w 0 were The health institute :o;po,lsorl..'d bv Hold Services at g~rhcr, To~y Ol~~'n and 50e p Gif: of t\~~l Placf~~e o?"lflag~ ;~d (' g~~~~ The BaIrd car was badly dam- the extension service' and til(' stal('
Allen Sunday for fO~fficcrs of the \Vaynr rural fire ~1~~~~sGir's ag"~~~riff Hans Tlclgcn investigat- ~da~~~d~~rtarg~~~~:d:~~l a~~;:n,~
~~~;~~~~:;;;:;;~~~~:,r:ere ~~~Ier mot with the Wayne flre-, ~~:tA~f~~il:~£::I€~~~r~A~ ~l~:e;:~d::~ ~peaks gki!~~~~;~}~~:~t~:~:;~~:\\;!,~: h('lrl Sunday '6t the Methodist S d I of \'eterans and auxiliary mem- •• Tea Saturday church in Allen for Mrs. Henrietta atur ay s bers. To Wayne Knvarns Climaxing the celcbr~tioH of f\~!-Horn, 67, who died April 27 in a Committee in charge will be - , f al H D' nstrati n k Sioux City hospital. She hRd been Mrs. Hattie McNutt, Mrs, Julia. Ii('~r~n~~~'erg(~:e~r~rettofof ~;~~~?~ ~~~ be ~~~a ~~c~ .. bY·'·thc ;~;;~n hospitalized since the first of April. Poppy Day Haas. Mrs, A. D. Lewis and Mi's. Division 8, was the princ.ipal Fans project club at toe'dihing
Rev. A. Lambertson officiated at A. C. Lamp. speaker at t he Wayne Kiwanis rSotOamtn O!otlll~e{Y~,tusdaetnutrdUanylOant, W2
apY.,nme.
S . the services and burial was in • t' Mond no l1J '- '- '- ... "
Pnng Eflstvicw cem('tery at Allen, m~/n~roett :~OkCo ~'f the cluh'S This tea is planned 'around the Mrs. Horn hflo spent the past Saturc1a" May 6 will be Pop- SOl "I Man from I d'l "1 J"t" H theme of "Better World Citizen-
yf'flr at Merrill. la., find t~c pre~ py Day in IWayne. Ladies of the ~~~p~a:~cdl \~~SP~~1p~;j~a~~~ o~ ship" and is designed to show the ceding 24 yeflrl'i she hart lrved at American Legion Auxiliary will I A I" 'V.· building Y,O)Jth, of savin~ o.ur soil public 'some of the activities of Dixon and at Dakota City. be selling ponnies un the streets ustra la ISltS and natural resour('es~ ard of pre~ home project clubs.
Survivors arc: her husband, Phil all da.v. ser\'ing thlSlnation's waYlof me,. Speaker for the tea will be Horn; five ~ons, John and Robert Members of the local commit- Dr. Proe t was formerly presi- Dzidra Buks, Lincoln, displacl'rl Dean of Merrill, la., Leslie' of AI- vOlunteer'ed for' Poppy Day ser~ Wayne County dent of th local clab I and now
~br:~~~~lob~d ~I~ht~'l;~b~r; co~; \'i~pPies sold arc made by disa clubs I I (Continued on Ps.ge Six) I heads a di ision of ni~¢ Kiwanis See H. D. A, Week, page 6
in California; thrpc daughters, abled veterans. Money f!'Om the - - 'Praises Interest . I ---
~i~~~n C\~~s'l!~ ~~~~~~be~~ ~'~~~~!n~~e~h~?; ~~~il~~s ~~~b~~~' In Conservation R I" f F LOb t B'ell Adams) of Waterbury. and Audrey families of tho dead, ,ep Ita 0 amous I er y IMrs, Henry Smithl of Woodstock, Robert L Herrlo!. soil conserva- '
b 1 J ff M C b Slogan for Poppy Day is ",Hon- tor for the departmerlt of agricul- T B Sh N b ka ' ~in;~~!~n~a~~i~~r'and 16 ~raan~~ or the dead, aid the disabled!" ture, Adelaide, South Australia, 0 e own eras DS children. Onl;' son, Lyle,' dicd in Popp\' posters placed in the thIS week made a two·day tour of ,~'."',t+":' NovembC'r,1947. downtown windows were made waYl"!e, eounty sOi.1 c.onscrvation --Plan 'Independ~~" ... .':~~. w('~~t~~~~~~~r~~~fH~;n~\~I~r~~~ ~f~yj~~~~~~l.high stud('nts a~ the pra~~~~n~nf~O~~~dn~:~r~~~~r" for $55 Received for Drive' for Sale:Qf"i7'::~:' Mrs. Ray Harmeier, Mr. and Mrs. Members of the lo~al commit- :litn~et~-m~~~~d:i~itE~~;~~~ traa:d, Cancer Fund J?rive U. S. Savinks Bond1s ~~s~~al~ha~af.c;('ot~~ :~~ JJ:" .. :~~ ~~a~f:s t~fecs:~~n~~cl~~~:.: I\J~~ H,oltand, Herriot is co~pletinq Mrs. Frank Morga~, chairman L", Fourteen 'county m('miwrs of I\il's. ehris Anderson of NOI:folk. Ellis amI Mrs, Otlo Gerle~ann. hiS' ~our of the state~ thiS week of the Wayne collnty cancer fund U. S. Savings bond commiltrf's,
lV1~~:":~~-"-l':::'~~:='~_~:'-'::::::j:=:::::--=~~------'---- j~o~lng, o\/er (1). 50 1.1 conserv,a- drive. announced thaI $5;:) has heen I.og"ethct with bank reprcsent'll-- ~ "Ion. as It is practiced. In the ~nlt~ recciv('ri to dal(' in the county to- t.ivcs, gathC'red nt.a dinner anrI
t R 'l B d P ed States (2) organized .agrlcul- wHrd Ihe :)773 quota. meeting in WilynC'·Monl!;ry. niJ..:lJl. en Opu ar "'oa way ay ture.extenslon (3) organIzed cd- Of Ihe amnunl rC'cf'i\Td, ~~;} was W. C. Coryrll, Wayne, i!) county , I uca1ton of farm youth. fI. dOllatfon from the Wayne Worn· bond chairman.
'J unior Miss' at City '~uditorium
Sinee his arrival in S('attl(', an's club-: . LC'land R. Hall, dJrC'ctor of th~ Wash .. 10 weeks ago, he hHs tmv~ The Am0riean Canc£'r society treasury's Omaha savings hall 1 ell cd to hath coasts and in tile points out 111at doctors and sur- office, was here to help with plan' southern states. He stated thai the Dr(' d0veloping new teeh~ for the "Independence Drive" l\"1a.y amount of soil eonservation is of a of eanc('r treatment and 15 to July 4 on bond sales. I ~o~~~('r~1_~<;7~~e~ n:~!~iti~drhei~outt~= m;lny \\'h~~~\t a~~JUl~d~~\,~(\~~~~ drt:~;~$8~~~~~y~~or(t~,7It~a;dl.i· tllr em states. . 10!".1 in nilsl YCHrs. The Liberty BeIl will b~ tli
F "d N" ht One of the thing-s HlHt ('spec'allv Fund!". from lhf' drive go to n- campaign symbol. An cxacl repli n ay 19 1 impr·rssed him was the cnth~si<:sm nan("l' Hus rrS('dl'Ch. C<I of the bell, ond of whIch hi!. . I that is shown by soil consenatlon- b('en mad(' in Europe fOl' eaeh (J
, H. St ists, who in turn start Other farm- e Ihe 18 states, will soon 'arrtvf' \I
As Movle"l4le ar ers on~ savin!; '1racticcs. '1 Nl'hraskfl., according to Mr-. Hall W SI 'rIey Temple I Qua;ity Less WI"soer Gl'r T1wlll b, shown throughout II. as 11 The maf.';nituric of con!-:crwdiol\ state durlllg the .dl"lve,
T"ial~ .... Clnd triilulation!-: of ,il in Ih(' Unilerl Slates surpass!'!,; thaI R ". H ' tecn-a:gell cause am" numhl'r of hl- in Austr:Hlia: II('rriol ohs(:n'('{l. ecelves ODOr Double Servic.es lariowi suttlations to arise in tJun- but qualtty lS not u[) to IIMI of
ior i\Tiss," ;lccordim~ to Ruth'Jtoss, ~\~srl~'l~~~r~;as I!~I/~6)1~~~~·rt f~~~ Held for Ernest .~. play dlrett0T'. The t\wee-act mme- the mistakes that were mad(' by the . Fuhrman Hoskllltl ~i~g~'iJ~c\~~)(~l"~:~~~(~~d t:';·~I~~e j1~~:d~l,~ United States in its pr'Of!ram 11(' ,
niv:hl at the citv au:litnrium. s<lid that AW':lralia ,did nnt s!"ar~ a I n"~r~J~ki~'~"I<l1,~~~~:'ir~~~'Vi('f"';; WI't"!.
Thidc('n-yeflr:-old Jurly Gmv{'S srt progTam of soil consenatlon, held SundAY at Norfolk and at 1h(~ and hcl' best. fricnd Fur!y Adams until 1911.. Trinity Lutheran church in Ho."-bind 1he f~mily ties j when they "And we had' our eye to the I kin.<; for Ernest Carl 1"uhrm,lI1, :; 1, don'l lie them into l{Ilotsl. practice keyhole 'of the United States pro- who died of a h('art att:lck walkin~ in their first high heels, gram for 10 years prccccding April 27. try to wangle escorts for the N('w that," he statecJ. I I Mr~ I'"uhrman h;rd just 1ll0\,'(({ Year's dance <l.nd snv(' Judy's fath- I-Icl'ri~1 continued his tl'ln fmm J March 1 to Norfolk from a farlll er fr0m an imaginary "10\'0.'" Wavne to the Dakotas, with Dale three miles south of Hosluns
I\1('mbers of the cast and t.he Hal:per. safety officcr~~ the soil where he"had lived from the tllne eharaeters--thcv portray Hte: Alan conservationists. He \r1 !ipend of his marriagf'. Cramcr as Harry Gra\'es and Cherc five weeks in Canaoa, fiv w('cks in Pallbearers were Bruce ,Johnson Houdersheldt as his wife, Grace; England and three weel s in HoI- of Verdigre. Leo Stortz of Cr('igh-
~~~~te;~~~~~~' p~.~ei~ren~~~~k~~~ ;:~ld before retu)'nin~ Austral- ~~~r~i1~~~I~~~l[~ii o~~~:A~U!: as younger: daughter, Judy; Bob Otto Hartwig and Fred DcdcrmulE, Sr.lith, Jod; LaNita 'Woods, Hilda: j. bdth of Norfolk. Lois Russell Fufly Adams' Derold HAVE YOU Survivors are his wif£>, Ann; one ~ohnson: J. B, Curtis: Sbir:ley GII- son"Howard, and one daughler. Jo derslec"e, Ellen Curtis: Bob Moses, BEEN COUNTED? ~hn,.nld'r~ont,h 0pfhNyollr,fso,lkM: tahr~"el'yen,graann':-I \Villis Reynolds· Gene Clauss~n, ... '- :.1
&;~~~n Ay~~~~; ~;~~~ng~be~Wi Has a census taker officially -l'oUI·t,.f;Y N!)rf~lk :'>reWS ~~l~ ~U:hr~a:J ~~ ~g:ro~~;rv;,~~ 'I' b h M chalked you up on the records of b th Ed f NO f lk 'x "s ;i~,n;;'ii~~~~~~~U Gamble, T\jIerrili Feur ac; a~~ the U. S. Census 7 II"rulrl's Sp,· .. illr x,,\\'S ~t'rI'ke t!~, etjrs, E~i1 F:a~z ; or P~:·ri :~ ~~~~~:::'~':~~~~'~~-~~~iL::::':::'F~~:':::~'--=--;-=:""::=:':-:':;:::::'::::""'-:-----:--"'11 ~~~e l-~~~~~~l S~f~~~7 ~~~\~d~;HC'Bill L1sten~the census, the nation- Wisncr-Nancy Pumphrey, who City, Ill .• Mrs •. Coaries Klingbeil
p,'we",'tzk,'1 Tom m y Arbuckle: wid count tl1at will remain on represented W.is'ner at Cornhusker of Melbourne, la., Mrs. Herman Ihe ebOoks fo~ the next 10 years, G' I ' State last June has been ap
Charles Murphy, Charles;" Ted ,'5 drawing to a cl«)Se. Yet some p~fn~ed by Gov: Val PeterSon as ~ Marten of Stanton~ Mrs. Awalt Horrell, HCllry ~nd John Kay, Has- member of the Nebreslta dclC'ga- Walker of Hoskins; Ella Fuhrman kcll Cummings. of us-perhaps you. yourself- , h"t of Norfolk and Mrs. Harry Brum ..
Members, of the pro~uction staff -have stUI not been counted. M~~s~o cfo~r~?~~e ~rnU~~~:h ~o Ib~ mels of Ram!olph;
LarseJ~rfs~~n;.fl~ CO~~eOf~~~te:en~sus~iil~u~;v~~~ held at Washington, D. C" this , • : Shlr- ;mporlanl effecl on your comm~- summer. 'Ray Norton Injurtjs Nadine nity for years to come. It Will She will repre~cnt Girls' State at I - ~.' "ht PI Iit
Ann determine whether 'Our Nebraska the parley. . Hand at Ltg a erties. B;~b,niia;;,;r, prop- f~~:~~i~~s~~~i~~~iC!~II~~:tOh:; a ~~~f%r h;~u~!~jo~e~~ ~~~01~~~~ • Ray Norto"n,·· ~iiy, ~m~loye.e at
Handling pubHcity a~e.Paul Ein- we are on the downslide. Girls' State to be held in June at the po~er plant, had hiS. ~lgbt han~ ung and Tom Hansen; tickets, Bil~ ~Act noW, for the sake<. of your the University of Nebraska. She and wmst badly cruS,hed,lD an acellie Roberts
l ~aroline Temme and very own community, your own was orre of the finalist canQidates dent at the pJ~J;ltFnday after~oon.
~arcella. Meyer; program, Bar\. county of Wayne. ~or Girls' Sitate governor last y,ear He was .polif?,J,ipg. _pp~ .pC .th.a bar~ Bartels afid Karol Lou "Kay, Call 130, Your wayne Heral~, and later al.tended. pirls' Nation generators wi~h ,a, .rag; .wn,en, hl5 , Ushers will be Helen Brud,ig~m, will seell that an enumerator con~ ip Washin"gion" !,land wa~ ~~~~~" ~~ ~ !w~~.~l a~~
1 b f th fl I CDunt A senior in Wjsner high school, severe.1Y lnJure4·. ~ :; ., t Doris' Mever. Lorraine Nicho s. ~:c::e~~~u~t co:,~ no~!~:;'day! Naney is the daug_hter pf JYIr .. and He .. \\!"~, takl;'ll~tp ,Be~~ha~1s: 1'!o*, ~~~~PI~Il~i('~~~~y Wit~er and " . Mrs. Harry Pumphrey: .,. pithl for trea~~~~4
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similar to the one through the> county.
u chance to obt feeding methods.
will' be appointed the Slt:O-C'I' show to be
held in connrction wilh Ih(' Vv'nync county fair.
• Methjdist Men H()id Rally at Randolph
The s ring ra lly oC Mr't hodisl men of the Norfolk district was held at Randolph Sunday aftrrnoon an evening. A banquet waflo sC'rved b the women of the Randolph ch rch,
Those going from Wayne were Glenn WIker, Ralph Eaton, W. C, Andrews. Dave Theophilus, Edwal'CI Seymour, C, L. Pickelt, G. W. Costf'risan and TI('v. f::J.lgenc Golay.
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The will of the stu~nt'himself ~lfea~~ t:~n~~r ciZi~g~!:~%~ the student has to face and the instructor must aid in, Howard M. Field. instruci':Dl' in the biology .department 01'\ Wayne collttge believe.'>. I
Many students th~t are attending ('ollege at the: present 1 ime arc only doing so 'because it is the accC'pted thing to do. FOI".thit:; reason, the stress of coJit'Re has been plac~d on 1 hC' soci.J;lli ling influence to be gained, and while t his is of importance.! subject maHer retpntion has Jx>en negle('ted. One part of I college should supplement the other rat'her than detract Cr.om it is Dr. Fipld's opinion. '
Dj·. Fil'1d n:cC'ived his-IA R de>grl"C' from AlbiOn C()lI~C' Michigan in 1930 and fJ.' m th('re \vcnt 10 the Unhrt.' sit\' of \ViSConfloil.' wh('rp he oI:Jlin~d h.is A.M. degree.. He ins tt ucted 111 Milton and LaCrosse,; W's., while working on his Ph,I)" 'hich he rccei\'ed m 1938 [rom isconsin.
VV"hilc instructing, in Rollins, Fla" the war broke (JUt. The increased demand for Sk~' led mec.hanics calL"cd schools, 0 be set up to meet the need. 0 (' such school was placed at Sao Paulo, Brazil. and it was here'~hat Dr . Field went to instruct lin their basic department,
~n order 10 qualify fo~ the positIOn it was necessary [ai' the
To Show Textile Painting May 8
Phyllis Ross, county horne d('m-
fs~tr;;1~~n~g.~~t~:~~ r~~rgn a J~~= dat'h~l~;e~li;~, t~;li~;~.~~ri~~~~ ~~bt~.O p.m., will be opc~ to the
Thps(' attending arc al;;ked \0
no~,thern instructors to be able
~~!~t~~Ck!~Xl~rlufl~~~~ t~d~~~; inten.sified training program for the Instructors themselvC's prepared them for the task.
Dr. Field enjoyed his stay in South America after accustomJnt! himself to t heir methods of doin~ thingsJ H~ found Brazil extreme .. Iv col01'~ul and "enchanting. (01' the tourist, but a headache for t~e businessman," This was oartJaI~y due to mode of travel, convemences that didn't exist in parts of Bra~-il and the"qlfIerent ways in which 'the Bl'u<'lilians have of conducting bUsiness.
- Students of the mechlinic school picked up technical inror.,. fl1:ation sUl'prisinglv fast, Dr. Field found. when it wus tal(en into consideration .that mOst of them had had but an elenwntary educat ion. The successful COmpletion oj' the course qualified the students to sCr\'e in the Bl'a:ziJian army air force as skilled techniCians.
Upon returning to the United States, DI', Field turned again to instructing in his major field of biology and zoolog,)~. He came to the Wayne campus in the fall of 1948.
Since coming to Wayne, he has found Nebraska different than ttis l~abitat of Michigan and Wisconsin. but one that is pleasurable, Working with stUdents who are int.ei·~sted in the biological
~~!dg~~ll~nj~~~~lepl~~S~~~s'fl~r;,~ instructing if he can raise a student to a higlwr plane of understanding than that student would otherwise have reached.
One of tile hidden benefits to he gained 1rom college is the br'Oad general background that a. student gains' during his stay.
'He was surprised t.hat more interest was not shown by students in taking a foreign language When it is available to them, as he believes it is an integral pali of their education in earning a degree.
When it comes to a hobby, Dr. Field has one, hunting, The difference being that Whereas most people carry a gun to get their rest, Dr. Field does his hunting biologically. an avocation which is in itself a vocation. And also a mark of one' who thoroughly enjoys his proCession by proving himself a true, scientist and
.teacher ot his profession,
ENGLISH CLASS VISITS WAYNE HERALD MONDAY
Visitol'S at the Wayne Herald plant Monday' afternoon were members of the eighth grade English class at Wayne Pr.ep. Frances Phillips is supervisor and Adelyn Johnson and Joan Gustafson are student teachers. .
Members of the' class were': Edward Niemann, Mitchell Nissen. Don Perry, Jack Donald Kingston, Robert Daniel lWilrna Mc-
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SHOWING AT THE WAYNE AUDITORIUM
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, < , ,STARTING AT 8;09 r.M., , MATINEE MONDAY, 3:00 p.m., FOR SCHOOL CHILD~EN ", ... "." ... AdlJl.l3Se
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EVENING PERFOR~ANCf' 8:00 p.m. ltfi!W-rved .. e.atl!;, adults, $1.50; G~~eral adml-ssion, adults, $r.20~ Children, OOC; (pt1ees Inelude ~x)
, e -. - Sponsored Locally by __
THE WAYNE KIWANISJCLUB I to earri. funds for ,under-privileged, children '
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CLUB nan(;~e:'numerates NLWS
Happy 4·H Club Happy Helpers 4-H club will
meet with Mary CllI'istensen Mny 6. Assistant- hO!iltess will be Kath-
• by Nancy Mnltobd
(Tbe Del'olll d"u!lnlm. nil I'e~ .pfluNlhlllly for HII" eoJlllllu ••• IIlltI UIl)' 0111111011" t'xlIl'l'IIIIetl tllf!'l'eln
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leen Echteni<amp. ·'1-----· -- a woman a-:--- i. . I John Kyl. hidden under ma;y h' b 1.<. t 't' I,Isy Bees 4 H' Club bandage~, dashed past CIs the other a~d ~~()w~~n;I~,1 .10" The Busy ~e~s 4~H ~lub met at day. H(' stopped all the office's in- pluining merrily to
~~~k~e~A orU~lj~~~·e:P~d 2~~ite~Z~ :I~~('~~nt~e s~~~ul~t:~~s J~~~ ~~JU~~: can't show my !icen!;£'. ~and towelS wel'e discussed. Phyl- nouncing, "You wouldn't believe !~::."il1 the oOke':1 c~un~) ~rS~X~~~~~ffr~~~~c ~~~:[.<;. ~~~ ~e Ii,~I I~~id i~~I~g~~~ai{St;.~~~,~d . . . Th" bOYS in the, bkck dy ~eyer and Jane Jeffl'ey served Later we find out that he didn't sist that a similar thing re.freshments. 'rhe llCxt ·meeting l'un into a door, but into a light happened in Wayne Will be May 4., control box. Thi.s points a moml , " ago. Tile patrolman -.~-~.',~, I John wiiJ not only have to watch farmer who drove on1o C~mpus kwlgg Clu~ Ow ~;t()P light, but, he'li have wav without stopping or I
th:;h~. c~~r.~n~t~\"":1~~~I~kp~1ft 1~~ to walch t he stop lie-hl contl'ols tau! e~:~:r p:~:~lman cataloguf'd
Thp girls worked on he*d scarves Speaking of stop tlQhts, I think, the things that ('ould '
Bressler sel'\ed the hI ch. Mn; ending with the fact and theil' Irecord bo ks. Judy _ th~~_~ __ ~r~etting used to anyone commtting
Jim Bresslel' will serve as ass~stanl er!s license could be , .-lead(>l'. The next meeting w1l1 hI.' Bonnie SOl'('lIS(,ll as hostess. RoIl That was all ril'ht l«itll tllC' ~1ay 11._ ~a,}~~~il;~ ~~l~n~~~~'~;~~ bJ~l~:h~e~~{~ 11<' 5;~id he clidll't !1<l\,C
·1'· d uonvay. Altona M"rry MulleN I nel' \\'1 . gl\'C' a emonstration on
The Altonb. Merry Makers m~t how to m.ake workl!tl b~tto~holes with Don Warner April 14 in the' and BOIlOIe Sorensen \vlli dlSCUSS REA building: in Wayne when thpy I b~und buttonholes. Joann ,Powers organized as1a 4-H club 'the lead- \\111 la!k on colors be~t SUited fqr er,5, chosen Uy the club are Mrs. I I:"<1Cl.1 girl ,and Reta Will talk dn Gus Stuthm~n and IMrs. Orvill(' h~~ to maite: . Damme. QCficers elected an': 1 [J. ern. , pr'esident, Joanne Damme; vice will. talk to, ,gl'oup.~ things president, M~ureen Jordan; secn'- ~_ ~:~_e~nb('[ 1(> eool(lIlg.
~~~ter,D~l~~jy~eM~Zt~l~es~{'\~le\:eC'~ i Traotor Club . members entered th{' club On I A 4-H tl'actor ClUb was organized April 20 tht.! club held its' fil'~.t Tuc!'>day e\'ening, A,prill8. Officers meeting at _ the Gus Stuthmann 1 elect.ed we!'(' Jack Carsteps. pres~-
~Oe~fi'ng~~Z~tn ~~~s cl~he~~~~e t ~~~ I ~:~~ ~ ~i~~Tle ~~~~~i!: V~~~r~~~~~
Progress' Deparl~1('nt: "Her band staved out e\tel'Y night hours,," said thi!'> lady on' , ton A venue bus, ".'iO she l elevislon ~et to 1"\ to kpc'p
home. Well. Iw hales 1l'll·\·i:-;ioll, now he NEVER ·COIll(-'S llOJ1lC."
name and tM projects, .seWing and I Don,!-.,ld" Carste~s, news repdrter.; cooking, were decided upon. Thc' Clarence, ApklOg,. leader; Gene ~~;§~;§;§;§;§§§1§~1 next meeting will be May 4 at the Reed, assistant leader. Other mem-"'al Damme home with Joanne, bel'S present were George Jaeger Damme and Loretta Drunmc as ~nd I~,arry Bowers. Thl3 next meethostesses, lIlg will' he May 5 at the John
Dcere buildjng_ Any .boys wishin~ Double S I;)ouble C 10 belong please a~t('nd this meet-
The meeting of the Double S i~. ~~uW~f ~~~~d~~l~~ h1?1 A~'!,l~J{';! ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ~~~~~ ~:l:~~~ U~i~d ~~:deTt;n~~~~ Why let it take up space tenkamp. Visitors at the meeting when you Clm
;~JC Mr:~~le H~~~~~~a~~ht~n:~~f. turn it into cash
with a
Wayne Herald Want Ad
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strations were done on setting a table, cutting a pattern. posture while sewing and good health. Reta Peden treated the girls to cookies, The next meeting will be May 15 at the HarTis Sorensen home with
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suit.' ColorCul spring sharkskins imd gabar-
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new·, low price. Come in today $4' ' '7' .
while o~r ,selection, is at its, best. "
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'And Baby Makes Tftree'.
starring
ROBERT YOUNG
Sun. - Mon .• Tues. May·7·. 8·9
SUNDAY-F('ature starts at 3:00,5:IIO,7:20,9:!{0
Shorts. at 4:30,6:40,8:50
MONDAY-Feature start-i at 6:00,8:10, 10:20
TUESDAY-Feature a.t 7:20, 9:30
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.lndies prncticed for t he district convention in Norfol.k· May 24. A busload of· ladies. will go to the convention. The next meet.ing will be June 6:
Women of the Chur~h
I Winsidie.,.HQskins I
Men, MBl'niedjil 1 Double- Wefilling, ·1
Beda Wiese-, daughter "Of Mr. anel Mr~. HC'hry Wiese of Lindsay" and: st. Paul's Wom"E'n· of the
Church met Thursday afternoon
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Tlmrsdtl.Y. Mn.y 4 Redee;m('r Aid.
'~i~~rk~~~~~~t~rs. Kal'd Klul>. :'<181',
Frillny, i.\luy 5 'GOld~~nl,(]fL Mny I.'~cllowshlp Da~'. JOB.
i;~:i f_tOI1t1AY. May 8 ,Eush""!l'Il St,\l" VF'\V A'tlxilial'v, Cntel'il'. ~
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at the Woman's club 6 :30. May 9. Lois· Dick
Leona Bahde are ch~il'· tilt' food committec.
~dY. L~~~~ses M~~re ~fis~ Long-e, Mrs. Willard Hnmmer, :Mrs. Dale Grimm, Mrs, Elder Lubberstedt, Mrs. John A. Kay· and Mr::;. Emil Swanson,
UD UD met for the last time- unt n;
faU at the home of Mrs, Carl W.J·ight Monday for Done o'clool" luncheon Officers e>lected were>: Jlr~sjdent·, Mrs. C. H, Fisher; vice president, Mrs. A, T."Claycomb; secretary, Mrs. H. B. Jones; 1I'ea&.<Urer, Mrs. J. G. Miller. The program committee for thE' next year consists of Mrs. J. W. Jones and Mrs. J. G. Miller.
Redeemer Missionaroy Rf.>decmer Missionary mC't
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PEO mef at t1,~ A, T. CavnnaUgh home Tuesday When Ml'l;. Rollie Ley and Mrs. J. M, Strahun wt>I'e assistant hostessC'R. The program, "The Spirit of Mu~ sic," was in chnrge of Mrs': A. J. Atkins, H8.7..e-l Reeves aCCom_ panied Sharon Willert' who play'pd a violin solo. "Chanson and "Tdcste," by Tchaikovsky. The barbershop quintet sang three numbers for the ladies. Mrs. M. B. Childs is delegate to the convention in Grand Island May 4-6.
'TIl(' npxt meeting will be May 16 for stat~ convention reports and kensington. Thl' meeting will be a coverpd dish luncheon at on("' o'clock at th(' Warren Shul1hf'h; home with Mr·s .• Jim MiIl!'I' as as:-.:islanl ho.,;t('ss.
Minerva
I no. Krufl of Lindsay'. and· D1?ld Pfl'lfft'r; son of Mr. n:nd·Mts: artin Pfellff't! They \-re1"P mnrtie at S1. Pl'tpr's Catholic church in Omaha \vith Father K-oru~ [Wr'forming t hl' double- ring cFre-monies. ,
The brides were dresse4· iderH ieally with navy blue- jacltf.H d.refses. and navy biue hats tl'i-:mne( in whito. ThC'ir corsages· were of whito. cal'nations and stephano is.
Both brides gl'aduaied from UOIY :family school in Lind.'4ay ancl for the past several yeW's h:.J.d eon employed in Omaha. '
Bf'ilmer \\'as graduated f10m
~:~;~lli~ hit1~~, S~::r~l ~. s:~~{'dJrl,i. Behme]' are living on.a JaM\l,south of Hoskins.
Pft'lf[pl' grnduatpd fro'tn Winsidp high "S('hool and has sinC'(' hf'PIl living wit h his parents,
• Rites at Laurel
;;;;;.;;~~;;;;;;;;;"';;;*";;;_;~ Warn('r last ;Thursday e\1~en~ng. , Mrs. IA.ldon Sederberg wo flfst prize lt cal·ds. The next m ~ting will e with rtfrs. Warren Ilson May 0,
N~' Lo me~ wit h Ml's, :Ferrls
Tuesday for the India lace program in charge of Mrs. Freel Denking-er, Mrs. Henry Arp, Mrs. Ida Young and Mrs. Wit· Ham Canning. The next meeting will bE' June 6 when those on the committee are Mrs. William Koebel' and MI'S, Ludolf Kunz. Mrs. Milton Hassel and ES'ti1el' Jt>nsen will bt> leadCl·s.
40th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frahm
were surprised by 30 guests on their 40th wedding anniversary Friday evening. Th{' gUf.>sts harl planned a program, including June Klug and Rita ~h'Wan who sang for t he group. Mrs. Hel'nlnn Stuve reviewed "This ~ Your Life." The guests pl'esented Mr. and Mrs. Frahm with n large baskf't of American B('auty roses.
Mrs. W. C. Andrews.enterta1n~ N1 Minerva club members and Mrs. John Jacobs of Gillette, Wyo., and Mr.". E. E. Golay May l. The May Day one o'cluck lUncheon was held at Hotel Morrison. The' club voted to givC' $2 to the cancer fund. Mrs. F. S. Berry had the program on· the Pulitz~r prizes. Roll call was
For A. C. Hogelin, 55 Funeral services W"E'r-e hl'lcl": u t
the PP('sbyterian ,church in Ladrel Sunday [01' 'Albert, ICarl Hogelin, ~5, who died. Apl'i~ 2& of· heart compl.ications. Rev. F, B. Helsl11an
of~c~a ~~~~ born May 26, 1895, i in Wayne county. the eldest son' of Mr. and Mrs. Otto F. Hagelin. He was baptized and confirmed in ~he Concordia· Lutheran chu.rch, CQn:cOl'd.
i 11 .1 THERE'S a "lift" "0
: RugbY-,Sportswear You'l.1 I like: The feeling of solid
comfort and the sense of sotisfaction in knowing you look right i~ the
"company of .fri~nqs.
The new Spring' and 'Summer models are ready ••• see them.
M4."lFI~LD IOUf! 'r
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NuF I Nu Fu me~ last Tuesdlay at.
the illiam chulz home ~fOr- a bUSin~ss meet ng, The grou m('t ngain la. '.t eveI'!ing for their last meeti g of the year-. The-y were at til ButT Davis home. I
May 'ellow.hi!' Day Ma Fellowship day w n be
held· 't, Redeemer church ~~y 5,
~1oCh ,~~~ ~o~:n~'Vr~~. 9r~~~~ 'V. C sterisan will speak, and the t erne will be "Our ~)aily Bread." I
Coterie
. n.nswered by naming an inter-esting bool<. The last mfwting of !h(' year will be a fumily picniC May 15. The committ('e in charge is Mrs. 0, K. Brandstet. jpr, Mrs. C. K. Corbit anel Mrs. J. R. Johnson. Committees appoin\('d for the nf'xt year arc: program: Mrs. W. C. Coryell, Mrs. 1". S. Berry and Mrs. M. B. Childs; courtesy, Mrs. Raymond Sch]'piner and Mrs. C. K Corbit.
Cqterie met at the Paul Min('s. Woman!s Club home Monday when th('re werl?' foUl' guests present. They 'In- Woman·s club met April 28 cllldJd Mrs. Irving Moses, Mrs. whpn Mrs. M. B. Childs hat! the Mark Cramer, Mrs. Ralph Car- program on the tribute to hart and Mrs. Phil March. Pl'ize~ ~'Mothcr." Mrs. Childs gave a
Metho ist Circle 1 went to Mrs. Lou Fanske and brief history of the founding of Met} odist. Circle 1 met" Wed- Mrs. John Ahern. There will be- t he day. Vonn Lou Wilson, ac-
In 1917 h(1 was married. to ITs. tella Bruggeman .of .Law'a!. M~>i. Hogelin preceded him in 'death I in 1947.
co~~~~~rsc~ITr~; a tS~~, ~~:;J~~~ dre:::Q his mother, MrH. Lena Hage-
¥.:~ih~l~ ~~l~~~~d~f aDi~~~~l", an~~~ brother, Emil Hagelin, of WaynE!>, ., Methodist Women Meet at Wausa
when Irs. Clifford Dahl ha tIl(' R. ,V. Caspe.r May 8 when Mrs. "One Alone." Mrs. Hobart Auker The annual district conference nesda at the K. N. parke~ome a lUncheon at the home· of Mrs~ companied by Don Baugous, sang
lesson n "Women of the crip- Martin Ringer and Mrs. Lester spoke on honoring the older ~ynd oTe7~~ngrJ:t~~di~~omCh~~hs~~ ture." Those who assisted were Vath will help with the srfving. mothers of the community. Cor-Mrs. D hI. Lenore Ramsey and .sages w(>rf' presented to eight he~\~~n~~~ugsa f~~~fYwayne were ClaUdii' Bruct'. Hillside Club m(·mbf'I'S of tll{' club who ar{' 75
year· old 0' more They ·nclud Mrs. Clarence Sorenson, Mrs. Ed,. Hillside club met Tuesday eel Mrs .Ne\tie C~Il, Mrs.] C. H~ ~o'ahrnd RSaetY?"laorUf,rM' ~.e.tRtieaySm.Coonttd' EMII!" •. s', 'VFW uxiliary I with Mr~. Adolph Claussen. Sf'V- Bright, Mrs. Mary Hook, Mrs. oJl L. ... ., _
The FW Auxiliary wHl ~eet enteen memben; and two gUt'sts,.. "E. W. HUse, :Vh·s. A. W. Ross, Mrs. K. N. Parke, Mrs. L. A, Fa/n-May 8
1: at o'1e Veterans club Mrs. John Rhoades and Mrs. Mrs.· John Harrington, Mrs. J. ske and Rev. E. E, Golay.
room. 1'1->. Herman Stuve and Mt'lvin OUe, WE'"re present. En- Woodward Jones and Mrs. H. H. Rev Golay gave the- conference Mn~. Caries Sieckman will be te"Nainment was in charge of Hahn. Mrs. A. V. Teed' was addre~s on the theme, "An Attack~. in char ,e of the kltchen and Mrs. Mrs. Claussen with prizes going (:hairman of the serving com- ing Church," Evelyn Thompson will have the to Mr~ Raymond He-fig. Mrs mille-f'. Thr- nf'xt nIee-ting will be • pntertalnment. FelIX Dorcey and MIS. Clarencf' May 12 for installation of offi- LUTHERAN MEN~S.CLUB TO
Mann The next mN'tJng ""Ill bc- cprs. SUy- CHURCH ROAD. SJGNS Metho ist Women with Mrs. Darcey June 9; The ~ The Mt'n'.s club of Gract' Luther-
The lethodist Woman's So- Hillside club rnembtr; will ~('et IRIS KAUFFOLD, RUTH OWENS an chur'ch Monday. voted to pur-ciety "ill meet May 10. Mrs. \vith Goldenrod c u me~ ers chase·two fluorescent signs, tp be Tsmael ughes will have- charge June 2 al the Basil Osburn orne. CANCEL VOICE RECITAL erected at each edge of Wayne 01 del.' tjons and Mrs. Clarence A seniol' voice recital to be given pointing out the location of the Presto"! has th£> program. Mm. For Ruth Johnson hy Wayne State college students church . . Jack D.~wson ,is chairman of the ForLv gue~ts were at the Iris Kauffold of Dodge and Ruth Langemeier Oil company offelf'-hostess. committee. Woman's club . rooms last Sun- Owens of Cal'roll has been cancel- ed to pay the cost of one'si~n. TIle
i day evening at a shower 1"01' led. The recital was scheduled for other is being paid for by donations EldeenJ /" Ruth Johnson. Hostessps were tonight at the college auditorium, I from club" members.
I 1h~11~ i.v~~et ~~~IWi;gl~l~~d~:~; ~----.----"-----------~--~--~-Mt·s. A, gust Wittler was a guest, Mrs, M din Preston had the' lesson on :meat cookery. The next meetin will be May 30 at the Erwin leer home.
Appro ching. Marriage Dr. nd Mrs. Walter Benthack
announce the approaching mar-riage 0 eir daughter, Elsie, to' Clare oult hard, son of Mr. and Mrs. c~arence Coulthard of Elgin, he cf'remony will take place t e last of May.
LegiQn Auxiliary Legi n Auxiliary had their so
cial m t'ting Monday evening \vhen t e ladies played cards at the veterans club rooms, They had a lO·llOstess luncheon with Mrs. IV erton Hilton Dnd Mrs. Hattie cNutt serving.
Appro ching Marriage Mr. nct Mrs, W. C. We.<it an
nounce the engagement and ap~ proachi g man'iage of the-ir
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Fashions go "slim hipt' so •••
Swans' Bring You
·~~Ho/· LIFE GIRDLE ancl PANTY
by Formfit
... 'Swans' , j,.,. A~parci for )ft'n ren~ ~rom("~
swanst mony ,*m take place June 4 at 8 p.mf' at the First Methodist' church in Wayne,
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60th A. I niversary Mr. nd Mrs. William Fehrs
will ce ebrate their 601 h wed· ding a nh;,ersary May 11. They will ho d open house on the oc-, basion which also marks Mrs. FehrS~birthday. They were marrje May 11, 1890, and have lived 1 Wayne since that time.
EXCU.JSIVE "SCANT HIP" CONTROL- an··~'!ttra piece of
cleverly curved elastic that follows the hip Ijn~ down ••• whittles away inches from your hips.
FLEXIBLE NON.ROLL WAISTLINE-instantly aujusts to your very own waist size ... can't roll ove'r. . AIJt)llr~1 for-l\fen·aml,\V,OI en
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Rebek h. Rebe ahs met Friday with
Mfs. anda Womack in charge of the I'social hour, Mrs. Roy Pierson, <,lnd Mrs. C. D. McCullough ere the serving committee. T e next meeting will be May 12 ,with Mrs. ·Robert Scrimshl'r a d Mrs. Fred Bilson in charge f refreshments. ;}
Centra . Social Circle Cent 1 SOCial Circle met
Tuesda at the Elhardt Pospi~ shU h me when Mrs. W, C, ~e-ndt' -as. a, g~est An outline of" the I gram for ne",t yea[, wasread. . Chris Baier led the group s nging. The' next meet~' ing. Ju Ie 6, will be he,ld at the home of Mrs. C. A. l'),'eston.
Sh"wer Given, , On ' pril :h, Lois Zeplin,:
Jeanne tno]ski and Joan Jones
~~~a~,I"i~~~n ro'':~efil;.ai,~g~, Gildersl eve.1 Sunday afternoon, Mrs, C;. ' ler ~and Donna Pfluege hostesses' at a miscellli shower" for I Miss r!f Gndetsl. at the Anton,Pflue. ger hom.
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CONCAVE NYLON TAFFETA FRONT PANEI~_in two pie<:es, skHlfully curved and fitted tngt'lher, to trim the tummy firmly without honing.
SATIN ELASTIC BACK PANEL-up·and,down streteh only, to flatten the back! beautiful1y.
DIAGONAL TALON FASTENER-ingeniollsly set to avoid uncomfortable contact with the hip bone.
COMFORT CURVE - front panel of the girdle is curved np for comfort in walking or sitting - back fits low and cups under so it won't ride up.
Come In and be faultlessly fitted now I
··Scaut·Hip" J.iCe Panty 0" Girdle ,10.9S Other'll floom $7.5.0
Life Draa from '1.25
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The FORMFIT INSTITUTE at the Blackstone Hotel, Omaha, April 24 and 25,
was attended. by PAULINE AlLEN; from our .tore
.S~alls' "'---\ Apparel for Men andcWomen'
The 'Wayne. (Neb). Herald, May 4,. 1950 '
And'other WAltman's Auortmenfs
M~KE YO~~ SELECTION NOW - We Will Hold Until Mother,'f Day-
O\'F.R 45 YFl.~RS Of' REl,I,'lBU<J PBE!'lCBIPTION, SflRYrcF.
B. J.Felbf-l' Prescription Druggists
Swans' 'A GI·FT SU'GGESTI.ON
for MOTHER'S DA Y
in Tech nicolor S<yIe No, 8121
Color-drenched. ensemble.slimly incerpreted.in luxuq.looking rayon S~ruDg. Casual MrS. is; rapped with 'contnning burton.deiined cardigan jacket with hipline pockert. Bisque or '
Town Navy /Geranium ReL4 Turquoise ·AquafPeacock Blue; lIisque/Lime, lA~. 22~, .
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Dr.ss •• ' ,fro",' $1.95
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supper at the Supt. Raymond Sunday guests at the Ted Harrison 'Mrs. ". J. Rhode 'left fot- h('r Nt-hraslut qonfcrcncc at' Sa~cm' • By.l\lFs,'"Rosso Richards .home Saturday. borne. hom!'> at Fort Lupton; Colo., 'IjhurR~ chureh~ " ' .. ~, ' . ========:;=:::;
Don't mig the exciting reading in he May ,Issue .
of the F.a· ily t-itolo magaiine
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we~:·M~~~~~df~n~,a~~e:S·l;~l~~~ Eln~rs'J;~~~~nH~:;~a~~aonn~ ~~~ ~~YI;.~o~~~~o;~~ta;,~w;~~~:1 visit ,A~rs~fD~~c~i,n,~~~O~r:,ht~~~ •• Fred Harrison home. group of ladies entertained at a IVk a~d Mrs. Fred Sehlinf'sjwC'l"e Olson, Mrs. Gf'orge Aistrop£', Mrs. 300 ParticIpate
Mrs. George Aistrope and Mrs. bl ush party by Mrs. Fred Johnson SUflr!f<Y aftern~n visitors a the Dan Lamb, Mrs. Lettie Harmon, M . F'estl"val' S. J. Rhode of Fort Lupton, Colo., Tuesday afternoon. .. Walter liTtcch\ home. Mrs. Bt'rnard Kinney, Mrs. Lloyd USIC were Wednesday afternoon Visitors Mrs. George Aistropc, Mrs. Dan Mrs. R10Vd Johnson. cntcrt;lined Hugelman, Mrs. Albert F .. Longe at the Bernard Kinney homC'. Lamb and Mrs. Lettie Hafll\lon at~ 15 friends at a dcmon);trationlpar~, W?I'C' among those attendmg the
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Pierson' werc {"coded a brush party at the Wilbur tv Fdduy 1tfternoon. Mn;. WJllter n1t~ccllaneous sho~er for Mrs. Art Sunday dinner gUCRts at the Utecht home Thur~dRY cvening. Otte arid Mrs. Lloyd Huge~man Heli{cg at the LegIOn' hall Sunday Charles Pierson home. Rev. and Mrs. Al'thur'L. Pet('r~ were among the group. I afternoon.
Mr. and M1'S. Myron Henry and son of Chappel. Fred Peterson and Arthur R(>nstrom and John An MJchele were among the 5-0 Who son-in-law, Rev. Thure Johnson, df'1 s'.)n Of O~flha, Mr. and MrR~ (;ONF'EnENCF. HlJESTS ~N attended til(> SWRnson family rl'~ both of 8t Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hal gren and Kenneth, Mr. WAKEFIELD VICINITY
Pastor and Mrs. Frank H. Han-
r .. ail Cocktail No,21;2 Can
I~~~r~~~ ~~~h~g~~~~a('r~~t~1~~~ of Swede burg were Monday over~ night and ·Tuesday breakfast guests at the Roy Sundell home. The Hansons could not come 'Sunday as planned as their church edifice;, burned Sunday. Libby's; in heavy syrup, combined selected fruit~
Honey Bird Brand; tart, pitted, for pies.
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Pastor V. A. P. Servenius from thC' Immanuf'l Df'aeoness Institute in Omaha wail a houseguest at the CharlC's Pierson home Monday and Tu{'sday.
Mr. and Mrs. I-IC'nning Johnson' of C{'ntral Cily, Mabel S"flmuelson of HordvillC' and Mrs.' AlbC'rt· N(>I:o;nn of Np.\vman GroY(' 'were guests al tl1(' A. W. Carlson homC'.
Anna Ring of Omaha, Mrs. wil~ Ham Houfek and Mrs. R. C. Swan~ son" bofh of V.lahoo. were g-ucsts al lhe Phillip Ring home.
-Golden Corn Z 6~~: 2 Mrs. A. L. RedCls of Ruffalo,
Wyo .. Mrs. E. E. Ridley of Shcri~ dan. Wyo .. Pastor and Mrs. C. O.
C Gu11('(,11 or Gl'noa \\"C'I"(, guC's1s at th(' R('uhen Goldh('rg home .
.John Antit'rson and ArlhUI' Ren~ strom \v('ro guC'sts at the Ray Hall~ Country Home; wh,ole kernel, fancy quality ..
iSweel Peas Sugar Belle; blended sizes, fancy quality. ------m----------___ m __ :zm.),;:i:.t.TI/
Apple B"ller 28-cz, Jar :I
Butter F::prJng Huust'. Isl Quailty. l~_lb. Pts., 6Sc 1:)'\"cet c::;\~~!:I~~ 1-)b·2~_I;;.
White Bread Me.. W"gh"" ,',,'u Loa' 16c
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M · . 1-lb. 28 argarlne SUnJlyban],; Whler. swcC'! C!n. C Peanut Butter ~~:~t~;'Ut Cllllllk 1 'hJ~' ~9c
! Flour Kitchcll Cra~t~llJ Bag 4'7c .. It!~· 8gc I 81 h 'h,gaL 27 I ~ac White Magit-, [.Ill strength ,lug C Fresh Ciga ret~es 10 (,; ~ $1.84
, I,urky' 8trik,-.. Gf'rnf'l. (,11,-.,tnrfkJrl, PhilIp Morris, TIah'lgh or Kool
~ Cheese Bargain,
Ameril::<li'i Cheese D,,[, h '[>11 C~~b 85(; I erican Cheese Ken" ~k"; 2lc
Id English Cheese Keen I!;,'g' 35e heese Food Kenn Vchcc'a ~,~ 711t
fheese Feed E","d ~,': 6ge
~ ISpringtime Cereals I heaties To.lstcd wl'ole whent fla!IC3 ~kO;~ S 5c
Ihredded Wheat Nabla" ~k"; 16e ran Flakes P"t a '!~i,'; 18c ix Rmdy to eat corn cereal ~i~: lie
• Orr! FI8Ikes Koltogg, 2 ~"';;; Sac • 10~-oz heerlos Ready to eat oat cereal Pkg. 22c
BEFORE Weighed
Lb,75c Lb,49«:1 Lb,4lc Lb, liSe Lb, lilt:
Thurin3cr .i\~soI'Lcd Llmch Meats
Goodwin's, pure; delicious ontoast or sandwiches. - ___ m _____________ ~_
25 GREETING CARDS All iifferent! with envelopes!
for 25c and bst Inch of unWInding band frpm can of
ROYAl. SATIN SHORTENING
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Bargains ili Beverages Nob HiI! Ccffee '~'~~ tiQe. . .. ~~bg $1.37 Airway Coffee 'i:.67c 'ill"" $ /.!I8 Canterbury Black Tea...,,, ;~o; 28e
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The DIFFERENT MIX for Biscuits and delicious SHORTCAKE "
Usc the 10c "oupon, available at our Safeway store.
(Rpgular Price) 4 ~ C 40,oz. Pkg, IIJ(a
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California, White Rose, I 0 Lbs. SSe u. S. No, 1, size A
Fl'esh Tomatoes Uniform and finn
Sweet Corn ~e~low kernels ." ..... , .• ',.,
Bead I.ellace Fine qualily, firm
Winesap Apples ;~~~l~d~ing
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23c 18c 17c 13c
Strawberries Pineapples Rh,ubarb
Avocados Cucumi;lers
Green Or.lOns
New Peas Fresh Spinach
Salad Mix
.3wift'3 shcrtcnif"'g. for frying or baking": ..
Lllx; leaves sldn (r"'3h and clean. ., .Reg. Cake
PerSOll3.1 sirze ~al{e, pur,e and mild. . .... Small- Cak:'!
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BIRTHD4\YS (HlSEI,\"EU BY FOUn. I>EOPI..E
M!'. and Mrs, John B'oeckC'n~ hauer, Lyle and Dean were Tuesd~HY evening visit.ors at the Paul Huddleston of F !sc~er home, ?C'mg among those on the zylomimha. A h~'lptng Mrs. Flschcli observe her come was given by
b'~11~,~lal~d Mrs. Ivan Johnson and than, pastor of the children. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood T.h(' afternoon ~peaJU'r Sampson ami family helped Walter Spnn.s-C'r, c~ecutl\'C' Johnson cC'lebrate his birthday OD tile ,?IOUX CI.t~ YM\A. Tuesday evening. on . Go?d ,<;!t1zcnshlp, I-l.
Nine mC'mbers of thc Birthday OblIgatIOn. , club ond Mrs. Wilbert Oak, Mrs. A quC'slion and
Nellie Hinnerichs and Mrs. Anna was conducted hy Mf'Yl'), -cnjoyC'd a social nfternoon using the themC'. " and c()OperaliVc> birthday lunch Conference wilh Mrs. IIarry Oak Wednesday After a supper af1C'rnoon. . ing room by ,M!- and Mrs .. Nels B:lorkl.und, song service was
E.unlC(' and DwalOe, Emil BJork~ ThC' evening address lund, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Johnson, hy Dr. Virgil C. W"clch of G. Alfrf'n Johnson and Cora HI-l.g- assistant to the
' lund hr:lpC'd .v.'l-l.ltcr HI-l.gluqd cele~ b~~~ka Wcsleyan univr'rSI b:ate hIS bJrthday Tuesday I e\'e~ spoke on "Let Us Go nmg. get her."
Ent('rtain for N(~w'y\\"f'(I", Mt. and Mrs. Bernard Kinney
('ntcrtaln{'d at .dinn~r Wednesday BRENNA ('Vl'nmg compliment 109 Mr. and . '\~r~· Al Heikes. Mr. and Mrs'j _ By Staff Correspondent
I ~~I:~~s a<~~d C~~d;~"nd ~('rrs~ ~~~set~~ ===' =========11 A beautifully decorated w('ddingrake formen the centerpiecc on the F ~~I'S:
:)~b~jt ~~~ hsrJe~q~t~h~fri~~~ifl~~~J Ff~ydY Johnson
ap[JC'arcd ~o grce~ the newlyweds. an~\I~'~~ ~~~ne I
ALTONA Mr, and Mrs. Frank' PflUeger
, Were gUests at the Harrv McMillan Ihome last Sunday afternoon.' I Mr. and Mrs. Frank PfIUefYer
~e~ts~l~it:c~'b~~)~oc;~~irog at the Guest~ at the PaUl Splittg-erber
home Friday ('vening were Mr. and Iylrs. Harvey Splittgcrher, M!'. and ~1:rs. Allan SpliUgerber, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wendt. E\"('lrn Splittgcrbel', Gene Wolvcrton, Mrs. Bill Malcolm and son of Oq1aha. 1\1r-s. Malcolm and hCT son went back to Omaha Saturday after be~ ihg at the Splittgerbcr home a few days last week.
Mrs. WiI,liam Malcolm and son and Mrs. Paul Splittgcl'ber \Vere at·the NOn1mn vVendt home Thurs~ day afternoon.
• WIl.BUR Thirty-Six Hands Club
Thirty-six Bands club met Thursday C'\'C'ning at the home of Marvin D. Nelson. Prizes were won by Mrs. HowarQ Mau, Allan Perdu(', Mr's. DC'lbert Jensen and Howard Mau. The next meeting \vill be at lBud Hansen's.
Donna and Neyron spent last Sunday and were gUests at the Mrs, Charles homt?-o
Mr.·and Mrs. Linda, Mrs. E. Mrs. Clarence
~~~i~yla~eS~h~tay Mr. and Mes.
Mrs. Jennie Benedict. Mr. On'jJJe Kennedy and son folk, and Mr. ami Mrs. Rccg spent Sundar at Rc('g home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dani Morrison, Mo., were at man Jtccg home from until Monday.
Mr, and Mrs. Adin dinner gUe",<;ts at the home last Wednesday.
Mr. alld Mrs. William and Jiwe spent Friday the Ralph Austin home.
r--rrs. Harvey Reihold Thursday morning- at th(' T('st home.
Mr. and Mrs. William \vere at the Louis Tcst home da~' evening.
!VIr. and Mrs. AI't Dransclka family were dinner gucsfs"<.at Leo Finn home in Creighton' dav.
I'vk
snowy" . \." with the finest obtainable insre«!ients.and ""I<eo' Wit!> master skill. Order yours today." .
Johnson's Way"e
Bakery Phone 35
•
Dinner Hosts l\h-. and' Mrs .• Tohn.Schram 'vcrco
l1.osts at dinner last Sunday for Mr. "and Mri'. I.cst('l' Bartels and Elaine
of Luurel. Mr. and Ml's. Hen}'v I It'lwi~ and ~lr. and !'Ilrs. Clarl'ncc HruO'['J'cllwn and family of Norfolk Rnd 1\'[r .. and l'otl·s. William Hokamp.
~nrl ]\11'5,
~~~~~J~~f~ 81rthd~y Party
Tht' -llir~hday 'Of l\hs. Clyde Most was oh8Nved at a pinochle partv ntt('nd<'4 by Mr. and Mrs. Mauritz Danidson and -Dennis. Mrs. Katie Rnbdau: Mr. and Mrs. Perry Lute, .Mr. and M~. Francis Smith and d~ught('r, Mr. .and Mrs. Lester Stnith and Lyncttt', MI', and Mrs. Carl Ohcl'll,wier, :Mr, and ,Mrs. Ted
' .. Stafx'lman; Mr. and M,rs. MC'lvin Smith, Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Stapclman and Mr. and 1\1I'S. CV,l'il Smith. A coopcrath'e lunch \vas ser\·C'd.
,Fifth Birthday, , ,1:he fifth bil'thda)' Rohloff, was ObSCl'VC'd last Tues·
~~~fV~!~~h~d at l\fr. p:~~ rJ~'S,\\~!~~ Nc'Ubau(lr and· family and Mr. and MrS.,Beni Rohloff, jl'" and family of ·~.~dOIP~" '
• Birthday s~pper ." Ll'lani Mitchell was honored on her'lOth birthday at a supper Friday en~ning given by her aunt. Mrs. ElnlC'l' A\'Cl'. GU('sts wC'l'e E!hrl a~d Atln:-l Bach. Darlene Echtenkamp and LOI'etta Case.
Honored, on B}rthday Mrs, Tony _ Lange was {!u('st of
hon(lr al a dinllf'1' on oCCRl'ion of h('r 'birt'hda~' at. the Ray Gubb('ls hOOle ncar Randolph last Sunday. Pr('sent were Ton~: Lang'<', Marjori(' and Dplwin. Mr. and Mrs: John Hocnsleill and family. Mr . knd Mrs. Ronald Lang'c and Mr. and'Mrs. Jim McNally of Dloomfi('ld.
'Brotherhood Meet Aft('ndin~ lhe district Hl'Olhcr
hood afternoon meeting, supper and f'\'('nillg- prog-ram at RandOlph M('lhodist church Sunday ' .... ere Glc-n \Vc-starit. F. P. Root. Fred Boysen and Dean Wesladt.
Visit Mrs. Kiefer Edward Kidel', LWU1ne <lnd Ed
dy. Mrs. Anna Kiefer and Hennan . Tkuck \'i::i1f'd Mrs. Ed Kide')' at the'
1\IC'thodist hospil~1 in Sioux City Stmday,
Bake Sale Gifts from .Japan. \Va~hillglon.
I). C .. Chicag-o arid olhel' rlistanl places sold rapidly Saturday afternoon at the Parcel'Post sale spOll~of('d h,' fh(' Ladies Aid of the Un-
I- ion chu·rch. The baked -froods table was "sold out" in a ·few minutes but lunch \Vas served all afternoon.
Homemakers Club Fifteen members of the ReldCJ\
Homemakers home extC'nsion cluh were luncheon guests at the new hom<.' of,: Mrs. John Wobbenhorst Thursdav. Mrs. Gerald Leaplcy preside-d al tlH.~ mecting Clnd I'£'po.l'lea on I meel-illl=!" ilC'l.d Friday al Mrs. Chris ·Roth and Mrs. B. JlI'{'sf'ntcd the It>sson Tpnn('l' Meals." Mrs. Hazcl 1('11 was assistant hostess.
Green Valley Club Th,c GrC'en ValleY 'home extcll
s'ion "Cluh met Thursday al the hom(' of iVlr;.:. Char.les Roth. Six/{,C'1l nlC'lllbel's \'·c .. rc·IJl'cscnt and Mrs. Ed no'th ',O,'8S a visitor. Mrs. Elmcr M(lIlter gave -the l'cpo)'l of the
.' ;rj~~Hi~lss~~~C~~~lgM~~ltd ~~of~;~,~'j~\~~ gi\'{,ll bv Mrs. Art Campbell and 1\11'5. GC'org;e Helms, The'May ill~ '~'ilJ be with Mrs,'Robert tPT, l~undl W,RS sf'rved by:
':W!lH,C'1' noland and Mrs. DicJ< Sl apf'lman.
Jov"pa~Y· " The ~OY class of ·the Met ('hurch f'njoyed an ('\'(,!ling nook Thursda:o;. High scores to Mrs. Julius SI('I~s1<RI and Vcr-
'. ilI1:~~~k.!~~1 :~~ JO;;'b;? ~1~tc~~~~
Vi~::d Ri'~:in~ r~I~~.i;O~~~ninv at the Rober! Glt·
C!~~~ F~~~~. L. ~V. ~(uhltnan Gl~f~~';'S. ci~t;I~::.?~nGr<~l~;ld c~~~ Sunday dinner gue~ts at the Rohert Gifford were guests at a ]{uhlman home. I birthday club party at Hie home of
Mrs. Gerald ,I Leapley Mrs. Harry Gifford. were dinner guests Sun- W~~~~eGlW~:Js 1:;l~nc~Ca~ a\J~~
Leapley !home. Rohert Gifford and Nancy, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hintz and Kenneth and
Carro)l. Mrs~ Chris GraL Boling Mr. and Mrs'. Don Hogelin of
Compton, Calif., arrived tridav night to attend the funeral of his fnther. Albcrt HogeUn held SUIlM day In Laurel. ThC'v arc visiting at the Chris Arduser home also.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Lini( of Walthill.
9iRTHSJ ,April 28----Mr. and Mrs. Benton
Nlchdlsen, ~kef.jcld. a son, 8 lbs., ~o~~tal~t altefiel1d Community
May I-Mr. and Mrs. Paul BradC'l'! a daughter, Judy Lavon weighing 8 Ibs., 13 OZ., at the acn~ t1laC~ hospital.
April IS-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnston, Grand Island a son Jcffl'ey Michael; 6 Ibs. 14 'oz. Mrs. Johnston Is the former 'Delores Myers of Wayne.
• WINSIDE Mr, and Mrs. n. H, Moseley, Mr.
Hnd Mrs. Gerald Fox and Mr. and Mrs. John Wobbellhorst spent Sun-day and Monday fishing at Lake Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bright wcrC Andes, S. D. Wayne visitots Tuesday.
Mrs. Roberta Lewi"s has as Carl Nurnberg was a Friday houseguests Mrs. W. E. Goings of afternoon visilOl' at the Clarence Longmont. Colo .. and Mrs. L. E. B1-onzynski home. • Lathl'ope of Centl'alia. Wash,. all Friends and l'f'latives who visitspent several days last week visit- ed at the Carl Sie\'('r~ home during ing relatives ncar Plattsmouth th(' week were: Mr. and Mr~. Fred vVcdnesday all and Mrs. Fern AI'- Erickson Sunday ('vening, Mr. and duset' were dinner guests at the l\~rs, August Kay of Wayne ann
"'ohbe'nh"r," ~. George Heutig home and supper Mrs. Wayne Ime] Tuesday evening. V\I vIsited guesls at the Henry 1-lilkernan and Mr. and Mrs, C. L. Irnel Wcd~
hO,mc I h~~~. i~n~a~~~IP~rrt 'Dcitf'ker and neW:~n~~~~1~;o~~('ning, Mr, anet . Carol Je~n Smith son of Om~ha sI¥'nt. the wccl( at Mrs. Alfred Sievers and family and
at the B. H. the l)a.lTcli Fi~h home, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Sievers and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hokamp' family spent the evening with
wel'e Sunday afternoon visitots at thpi!' par,ents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl the Vernon 'Hokamp home. SievC'rs, -
Mr. and Mr~. Fred Thies, Dale, Mrs. Anna Andreasen and Mr. Donald and Larry visit('d last Sun- and Mrs. Anton L. Ped('rsen were da.\' at til(' Henry Thies home at vi~itors at the Rasmus KnuctsC'n Ethan, S. D. home \Vednesday aftel'l1onll and
Ern('st Franz 'of • al"o called at the Morris Drew
EJ.aghld~u~~~~). ~ve- NORTHEAST' WAYN~ hOM~. ~n:~~~.rAnjon L. PC'dprscn gllcsts of Elaine Thies In honor of Paul Jr. Lessmann's visited Ht lhe Rohert Peterson Bue}' of Central City birthday last Saturday guests home Wedn.esdny evening-.
Harbaugh of 'Itel<amah. were MI'. and Mrs. Henry Bush and Agnes Andreasen, MI'. and Mrs M-rs. Alva Walton and Delores, MI'. and Mrs. EvC'rrett Anton'L. P('dersl'n wt're Sunday
and Mr .. and Mrs. Itoss Van Hanl( and family. Mr. and Mrs. ('vening visitors at Laust KJits of and family were capers I~st Melvin SamuC'lson and family. 'MI'. Winside'. e.vening at the :Bcrnard and Mrs. Fred Les:<>mann, Mr. and 'Henry Flef'r, who,sprnt th(' past
., .. 1 Mrs. Marvin D. Nelson, Mr. an9- w.cd< wit h his son. Merlin Fleer, Robert Glerol'd a'ljld Mrs. Emil Miller. and fami,ly in California, returned
and Mrs~ Kermit Mrs. CIHrence Nelson of Denver home Saturday, accompanied by and Mr. !'j.nd M~s. spent SalUl'day night at the Roy his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Merlin
Norfolk were Pierson home. Fleer, and grandson. Fleer, who is of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Rov PiNson were in lhc service, has beell sent OV('I'-'
at the Shirley Sprag-ue home Sun- seas. His wife and son :will be with day e\'ening. her parents in Norfolk and at the
• Henry Fleer home during his ab~ sencC' .
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jensen, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reeg were' and Mrs. Andr,ew Andersen and
at the Alvin Recg home: Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Dew<,y Jensen and daughlct' wcrp \'i~ilors at the Carl
now going on at
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Raspbei'ries Del Monte Red AI
Salmo Del Mon~e Large ize 2·lb. box
Prunes, ·470 15·oz. pkg.
Del'Monte Early J ne No. 303 cans
Peas. -LOOK THESE' OVER-Half ~Vhlto, IIJalt Wlwat " J~lmr OLD HOME BREAD: ... 17e
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The Wayne (Neb) Hel'ald, ,May 4, 1950
Apr'il 27 Cor;1 Carr to J-Jell'll MIller. all undi\ idC'd II ill({'!'('st in SEI'I of sC'('linn ~~ <'Ind tlw ].;1 .•
NE I; of SP('tiOll 31. township 25. ran~(' 2, lor $100 Hnd natural lo\'e find alfectioll
AP1'!l 27 -1-IcJen 1\1. :'Ilillcr and husl)and to Gayle Marie MilleI'. E 1.2 NE I, of 34-2:'5-2 for $1.00 and datural lo\'e and affection.
Apdl 28-- Oscar Stephens, to
§~a~~z 0~']~-('2~~~~' ~~~~~ ~~ut~fa:dl 0f.~~1$~tgroad containing Jline
-Earl E. Lewiq to L('on~ Beulah Nielsel1, 'lots 7 'and I
25, original Wayne. for
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produlers ofQuaiity Food. For BO.¥ear' , .
CINCH ~ 'I 37e PKG ...... .. Fruit &: Produce
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,they helped Mr. and Ml'S.
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Sieckman celebrate their 59th wl'd~ din~ annivcl'stu·y. . "
sp~~I·t~gl~c~1~1 a~j t~~~w';~~ J ah"les home. '
Sallie Welch, who attends Northwestern University in Evanston, 111., ·spent from Salurp.ay until .Wednesday at thel Mrs. Herbert ,Welch home.
the "
person 'froOl 'Latvia. She is a graduate student at the University of Nebraska.
lnvitation~ha\-C been issued to· W~'ne. orga 'zations, and the pub-· lie is invited to attend.
There wi J be a.djllplay of f.o~ Parents w.ill. join the scouts eign .articles at the tea, assem.
'REI'OR'I' OF OONDITION l-;~I----'-~Fal'1llerS State Bank of Carr,ll, Nebraska
. (lltnrt(>r No, ]6'77 ,
~ A'I' TIlE Cl.OSE 01' :::::~~S ON iRI~ 24: 1050
Cas , balances with other banks, including reserve balances, nd cash items in process of collection ........ ; ................... $ 85,210.06
Bnlt ee:t~~~~ ... ~.~~~~.~~~~.~ .. ~~.~~~~.t~~~.~. di.~'.~~.~ .. ~f..~ ... ~~.~rn~.~, 40,898.00 Loans-!l.nd discounts lincluding $697.10 o\,C'rdraf1s) ., ... 158,910.26 Bank premises owned $2250.00, I I
furniture and fixtures $853.57 I ____ 2,_:~~~~~
TOTAL ASSETS $288.121.89 . . LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporaM Br.onclst,·tter I lions ............ ........................ .......•.. .. $226,482.51
Charter NO." 3892 (t Rf"'Scrve Db'~l'i<"t No. 10 RI'lPORT OF PONDI ON OF
The Fi~t NatioI\al B nk of Wayne In the State of Ne raska I :
At. the, Close of "Business 011 AlJrll 24, 1950 • Published in responSe to call made by Qomptrolle-r of the Currency,
under Section 5211, U. S. Rjevised Statutes
-AssiTS-j-; Cash, baIuI1Ces with other. banks, inclU~'ng reserve bal-
and cash items in'"process of col ecHon .................. $ 482,120. . , Government obligations, !ii eet and guara.n-
Time depo..~its of individuals, partnerships, and c(jrporations 1,948.29 . Deposits of States and polilic;:\] subdivisions.~ .. 18,461.33
TOTAL" DEPOSITS ,"40.892.13
TOTAL LIABILITIES
Capitalll< Surplus .. Undivided profits
·CAPITAi. ACCOU!'ITS
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
TOTAL LIABILITIES and CAPITAL ACCOUNTS *This bank's capital consists of:
Common stock with total part value of $~5,000.OO MEMORANDA
. $246.892.13
$ 41.229.76
$288.121.89
Assets pledged or assigned 10 secure liabilities and for other purposes (including notes and hills rediscountcki and se-curities sold with agreement to repurchase) .$17,000.00
. and ~;~~:::i~~l::j:t::g::o~gZ:f:::r::;~~·.i~. l':~i;:;~ ~:~~:~~~~:~::~~%~~;fislhl~~eb~~e l~~m;ed,lb~::::h:~:~~~~:~~ prer:ntses owned $5,200.00. Perry Johnson
furniture arnlli><iUl_.$1;620.00.... ................ 6.88fJ.OO W. R. Scribner (Bank premises\owned arc subject ~o $(none) liens J~ M, Petersen
See the big .bodies, st~u~rd~ly:~I:e::g::s·~, ~f,a~;s~t' -C"iJ~~~r feathering your chicks get on Purina Startana Checker·Etts. 10 I Million chicks last year proved it's the right form and formula for growth. Get Startena Checker·Etls today.
Colson ,Hatchery Phone 134 Wayne '1 Soutli
not assumed by ba~'}'i;iA.mLlml: ....................... :$2,948.192.13 Directors .. ,; .... ·1 .. ,. .. ·,· .. ·, .. · .. ·i" .. · .. · .... • .... · .................. ~I'>""',~'"'.Uti1 nornaml, d~posits on individuals. partncrs~ips, and corpo. "CHECK YOl:JR CAR'
nm~a~~~.its;,i·i~!~~~:~~~:~:~:~ihibc~d~~:():::t2:::::: €mocK MCIDENTS"
State of It Herman
emirly.$wiI'ar"·that eillli'ioi!d\beliefr
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I Nina Thampsbh Henry E.
('APITAL ACCOUNTS
.. _:~~~~: .. ~.otnl .I.).~.~~_~~~~?~? .. ~? .. l. .. $
profits. ". ... . ....... _ ........ ... .. .... . ,(and'retirement account for pref1'rTcd stock) ..
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ...... 1 .............. .
TOToAL LIABlLlTJElS·and CAPIIT'A!ACCOUNTS . MEMORAND
Assets pledged 01':' assigned to secure lia ilities and for other purposes .................................... : ................................... $
49.074.92 190.626.62
]2,768.95 4,96H.90
State of Nebraska, County of Wayne, 5S: t . I, u. -B:: Mc€'lure, cashier of' the abo f'-namcd bank, do solemnly
!iWeSI' tbl'lt- the above state_moot is true' tq the best of my knowledge "mi'belief· 1
JC01l!RE:m·1'-.~t.lest I L. B. M~CLURE. Cashier Burr R. Davis Adon;Jeffrey Walter Bentha.ck
Directors
(Seartorn. to :and subsx::ribed l:1efore i€ thit t.t 4-~~?I;s~~~'t~;;OpubliC
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~~_-'-:::t:----~ __ ~--t---'--'--l--..-,o-=-p _Wayne: Siaters_ Here EI1cksQn ~ccom~.nl~ Mrs l'htlS !Tho Wayne (Neb) Hel'ald, May 4,1950 t' 7. Olson to 'VisneI' fOl' dlOne!' and 0 ---------~I7-.__;---------'-_4--
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'FlveforWSTC' I i· S.outh Dakota unin'l'Sity gobbJf"d l up 10 first places against \Va) ilL' ,1
Statc'tj fi\'{" to win the' dual track: meet twld TUl's{i<lY at the \~.rayn.:.· i s~adlum. 821~. to 321:.::. lJt'sPJt(';J! dl'i~l\' r<.lin l Olt' track wn~ excl'j)-: tionaliv fast with a ~1igilt i.\il winct I boost!ll_~ '\,unners n!()l\!~ !
DOll CQ~ltte~' 9.S time in the i 100~y~rtI dash tics tilt; ;'lH·time I record m:;uli) by .-:.n ~DU runnel'. It is the f~stost .~imc: evel' pO.3t- :
e~{~~1 :~hcl~;~(~?\~<;,~;~~~· \yon the I jU\,E'lin. tlw 1mI'd w':l~'! He HstQll~ i islwd Uw cI'l,n1'C1 \\,jlll ~~ El1-rt .. ,S-h} ~ 1ll'::l.V{' th~,t WH:; di::;q\phded by aj scratch. lIis 1(;~-n, '':-!~l. I !1ru\\' Ic:)k i
, nlS~lIth D:lknta llom:il~atl'd I rack! (>Vt~nl.S wit!l st'wn firsts <lnd t'iglll : ~eco!llis. \Va~ IH' was strollgl'st in: Held performullcl'. i So~~~h ~:::~~~'<1?: t~:en~nyeetA~~~: I with 1,2 roin~s. won :by. placinq I sltcond in the hig:} ;mt! row hu'rdies ~nd the high <1nd brO,l(l : jump:.. .
'I ~,~~~~~ Don bouttesl 'SD: I BUI St~EI\'enson, SO; F~nnk Se~ leI'S W,'l'imo'9.$
290~\'d. dnsh-St(>v nson, SD;
?':~~Sd SDd~h~~enceTlnD:(>~1~~, I SD: -Holto". SD: Hansbn, W 529. L
880~\ d dash -Bccgh~~\' \V, IIol~ tiCI'. SD; Sl<!mnwi \\. 11PH' ::! OG ')
t Mill' I rlln~ -Blmlcle) SD hl'l~gh
~&noW4\'ss"t"bstot' T\v\lhawk, SD.
Law 'hurdte$·-··Cook, J8D; Andre, SD;J<Nielson. W. Titpe 26.5.
HigI1',hurdles-"",ook, SD;, Andre. . SD; JDee Fl'r~u~on, W' TinW 15.2.
Mile l-elay--SD (Greaves;' :F'ir\g~ el'hutt~.Ho1tet', stevenson l': Wayne, (Lo0kin, Hrms('l', Kam" Hanson.) Tim~ 3;37.};. j :j ..... , ... '&\~'lJ'IJ.'l .. nl~I;r.il~Dt;U~:7ii;;;6~l a~~}<. Tf~~ 10:48'.1. ' , .~ .rn\~elin-Ohlund, Wj Rqimcrs, W; Gast. W. 168 ft. 4 it .
. Shot Jlut···-Blunhardt. SD; Dale, Wi Isaac. SD:-42 ft. 3%1 in.
le.I'i~{1.$i2;f'~l~'1 ;;\~i~t, SD: Pi!-Pole vault -·Lott, \V; i King, \"1.
Douglas tiC' ,for second. 11 ft. I High jump- ·}';:ul1r, W; Andre.
SD: McMasters. W; 5 ni. . Broad jump·..2.Holt, SO;
SD; tie for third, Coultes, SD, Alford, \V, 21 ft. 2 in.
• Women Golfet's to Meet at WSTC Ma.y 9
The genC'l'al me:cling- for all women intt.'rl'stcd in golf. planned by'the \\,omen·.s gblf cornmitt,£'(, of the Wayne Country club, \\,111 bt' held May 9 at ~:30 p,m. at the Stu~ dpilt Union lounge at Wayne Sta·te college.
The nwel ing W:IR pos! ponC'd from l\'~'lY 5.
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1 MISS A,"ERICA, 'lovoly Jacque Me-rcer, 'Miss, Am~ri~;1,. .pa,{'~nt a~ ~~I).nc Clty. ·Ce(lu.r'.~hDJ14;'I C~est. It is, a.nd~X.act I
~ '"Llin(> <J1~f>ts w~('h \.~'ill b~ ureS6~~d ~~l:'i, ,to,Jir.«:l~tes rrf ,,' ~ay'ne :H,lgh School, "'a.yn~ p:rc.p. ~nd "S~h~Ollj. of !,ea~b:y towns.
The (lPesellt.ati~~ is lwing'nuLde ~Y 'SlIrh<'1rs. FUFntttlre, Store I
\\fayne., : 1 \
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Surber,' s liFur~it~re Wayne 'I Ph~ne
22 Sq:uare Feet of
RYMPLE CLOTH The perf teet combination for
sprinr housecleaning
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dell home the Farm Fans; at thcu' gl,l.est day the membCls of Pleasant alley spend the da) at the Dr A A Su - jl I
Mrs Glen Olson entfll'tnmed jO Tbursda\ with 28 In attendance Aid \\lth her mother. Mrs A. A, la.dl(,S at a hltlsh PUtty wedneSdjY Wednesdm of thiS \\cck she sened Klliton as assistant hostess.
UI~II·no~:~d. Mrs ElVIS Olson and :.I .. !II ••• IHHI ••• IIi ••• I!II! •• flIIU ••• l! •••• III.II ........ ' •• '~r ... Gwen VISited at ,!he Ray Hallgrr - i
I ::~:IS~g~~~h e~~~;:::t~!:l,~ ~~~ol~ I e STARTI=D (H ICKS 1 home Monda,} Qvemng: L •
Nell Sandahl was at Flcm~t I_ =.' irorn Friday afternoCll to SundBJ,) 1= G t t t d h- k G d l! aftendmg a YMCA comentlon I_ e your S ar e C IC snow __ '. 00 ;;
Sunday suppel guests of Ne~l - 'II II I Sandahl at hb hom<' we"e .Larr·l: weather will soon be here and you have : I
McMaster of Vi'isneriana Rhea E ~ • ' H - l'st f _ e"1\ or Niobram. Sludents at! _ fryers in a short time. .ere IS OUr I O. .. wine. II :. d :
Mr,. Emil Lund, Mrs. Joe Cla,- _ started chicks on hand to ay·: II ba~gh. Mrs. Lawl'cn( e Ring and I" .. :\·l1ls. han Johnsen helped with : ser\linJ;!; at S a I u m Mlssiona\'I~·11I 3~weck.old chicks J!1~~sddiil~o ~!~r~~~'~tiO~~~~}~. lastl~ I-
A group of friends :;pent Sunday I evening at 1he Jlalph Hmg homl'
I in observance 0\ his hirthrlay. I I Ben CI,amberiain of Stanton vis~
ited :1is ~aughl(,I" Mrs. Ralph RjJ1l~ I and family, l\:[Qnday and 1h(' men i
.200 While Hock pUllets 20n 'White Rock straight 400 Ba!Ted Rock straight
17::; 200
1-Slar New Hamp straight White Wyandotte straight Blilck Au"lI'alo!'p were in Sioux ICity to sec thCif'l
doctors. Mary Elinor Ring presided' as
toastmistress SatUl'day enming a~ the 50th aniversary banquet of th~ I KanRa::; Conf{'I'ence Woman's Mis,·
2-week,old chicks .... 500
sionary society a1 LOH'land. Colo.,
'Carl Olson wel'e with Mrs. Jacl< SO~ ~I;~m,s~~~:rdir~~ry K~~:~:th r!it '. Ole G. derbcrg Thursday afternoon mak- ther!? : lO-day-oJd chids;s
200 300
75
New Hamp straight White Leghorn straight Black Australorp sttaight Sex Link straight
ing plans to serve at Covenant La- The Weldon Mortenson and AIr • dies Aid. den Johnson families were dinner :-
sons Mr. and Mrs. James Gustafson and ~upper guests Sunday at ~he _
... 500 100 375 400 and children neiped Ed Gustafson MarVin Mortenson home honorm~ _
celebrate his Birthday at his home the Alvin Nelson family of Omall :
I Sunday afternoon. 'and friends whQ accompanie~ tha - 6
Mr. and Mrs. O. 1. Ramsey were here for tne confer~nce meetIng. : l~wee;k-old chicks .. _.50
at the Kenneth Rar:nsey home to ge!l:~1 ~~;~~:n ~~S~~~,I'fo~~~e~o~~ : 450 spend Tuesday evenmg, mittee during the conference. Most • 600
White Leghorn pullets : New Hamps I. Leghorn-Rock stL'aight • Barred RockR straight • i Black Australorp straight II 4-s(ar New Hamp "traight' • Austra-Whites i A ustra-White pullets 'II Sex Link
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ramsey Missionarv members 'from out thiI • 200 ,and ~an~\~~d?n~t ~i;'y~ifeea~~~!'~! ~~~e ~~i:}:.d with serving one 0' ] 00
i . party. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. 1.undahl an 1 In celeboration of Ralph Ring's child'·.n had lunch with Mrs. Cha" Come in and see our started chicks and
birthday of Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. lotte ,Lundahl following Salem'!jl Lawrence Ring ente,tained the Sunday evening service. take home your supply. now family, also Mr. and Mrs. E. E. G. A. Sundell is spending a few
~Y~r~n~~dinM~~I;'~a~~ft~rahamson da[~r~~ t~in~l~!! ~~n~~~f~l~m;~,; Mr. a~'d Mrs. W. C. Ring attend- the track meet Tuesday.
cd a pre-nuptial showf'r for Ruth JI:1r. and Mrs. John Zicht and Johnson of Carroll at the Wayne Merle visited at the RolJie LongQ Woman's club rooms Sunday -eve~ home Sunday ('\'ening. ning. She is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Longe were
and Mrs: Gus. M. ~ohnson wh.o among those who attended the reSIded 111 thlS commuUl- Health Institute, sponsored by the
Colson Hatchery Phone 134 Wayne,: Neb.
eX~~;.ionR~1f~cr'ange entertained •••••••••••••••••• , ............................. 1111 ---~~ --~-~ --~- ----~--~--- ~ •. l. ".>
This Narnep"late makes the Price Hemarkab(e! ,
-' You can p~y more for a car- than the price of a new Pontiac -but you etm'! buy more all-nrotmtfu,oll!omotive goo"!lCssl
Pontiac's new prices ace doubly remark,!ble: First, they ~re remarkably low-in fact, they are~ust above the very lowest. Second-and far more important-alje the wonder~
Am-t!rieu's .I.owest.-p,.lced Straight E .... t
l.owe,t • .,rjee,'J Ca.r 'dt'b/J~~~!l'!'!'~f:~~~~~x~!~::r.
Po",e""lracke~ Silveit Stre,'" Eq'.e.t- '0\, 1"I:'!"".
. ,Choice at ~'~ or Bight . '," .. ~;)it~'~J:t~:~f' "'·Ol"if!'d [email protected],'Boa" R@eo ... _' .... :.~.I.~ .. '. ':\~~:::I: ~ .. i., £conomfl and 1.01'" £ife " .~.~", .. ;,.
I B@outli~' 'Ebing 0" Wh~~b"''''''
Dollar mr Dollar-, ful things your new ca.r d911ars buy when you choose the I •
Ponuac na~eplatc. . -jll 116" ctln't iJeat a You get a big. wonderfully beautiful car-you get thep. U-""
end,uclng thrill of Pontiac'S sparkling Silver Streak perform- I ance-you get the smoothest, most comfortable ncle YO'll've' ~ ever had. ~
And you get more-3 wonderful sense of deep~ d n . T
pride and sausfaction every time you're behind the wt.l! 10 -:'1.4~ Dollar for dollar, you can't beat a Pontiac! ~ ~Ir'~ ,
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The basic ceqlll;,.m,;;;!, planned wiring system shall be safe, adeql,1ale.
LESTER J
WIR/NG 108 Main St_
H,.ppy-{io-Lu(:ky with Mr. and Glass.
May V,
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CHURCHf~ Bethany Presbyterian Chuf'~h
(Rev. Oliver B. Proett, pastor)
vi~~~d~7i5 ~:in.7: S~~d~~~S~h~~~ 10:15 a.m.
St. PaUl's Lutheran Church . (Rev, M. Reetz. pastor) Sunday, May 7: Sunday school
10:00. Divine \o,'orship, 10:45 a.m. ' Adult class. May 4 and 9. Saturday school, 9:30 a.m.
Zion Congreg.ational Cll~rch (Joseph Nomura, pastor)
Sunday, May 7: Worship service, 9:45, Sunday school. 10:45.
Ladies Aid n;eets WedneSday, May 10. Mrs. E. M. Morris and Mrs Lloyd Morris are hostesses.
The pastor will show pictures at the church Friday evening.
Carroll Methodist ChUrch (Rev. C. R. Garver, pastor)
Sunday, May 7: ChUrch school 10 a.m. Classes for all ag-es and grades of work. Worship services, 11 a.m.
Wednesday. R p.m. Training class for church membership.
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and family Wl're supper guests D. VISited the- home of his par- and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johnsori and Friday at thc Maurice Hanson ClltS, MI' and Mrs. L. E. Jenkins Mark. . , home. from Friday until Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs, Leo Jordan I~~d
Mrs. Maurice Hanson and Mrs. Mr:- and Mrs. 0, B. Morris\ and family spent Sunday evening at the ~""'<hmno M. Jorgenson were in Wayne family and Mrs. Edith Griffith H~ns Asmus home at Hoskins, Thursday afternoon. spent Thursday {'vening at nan~ Mr. and Mrs. Elwin JonC's and
Ml'. and Mrs. RobC'rt Waller dolph at the home> of Mr. and Mrs. Connie were Sunday dinner gUests were in Laurel Thursday afternoon Elmer Leiting for Mrs. L('iting's of' Mrs. Sydn8 Jones. . at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl birthday., Mr. and Mrs. ClareJ:i!.cc Morris Sutton. . Mrs. l;len' Fleming and Keith and Patty sperft F'riday evening at
Mr. rand Mrs. Perry Johnson Went to Falls City Friday a week the Leo Stephens home at Beldcn. ~~~nk;~e~~~n~vr.:n~~S~in~ith Mr. a~o 10 attend fUneral services for Mr, and Mrs. T. J. Hughcs
Mrs. Eva Krantz returned to her !n: ho:~r~sn S~~~~a~ei~~~ l~i~~r~~ ~~~t ~~onr~~Y ~~~~i~~.g with Mr. and home in Sioux City after a visit another sister at Mound City, Mo .. , Mrs. Kenl1eth Stenwall and inwith hcl' sister, Mrs. Ed Moore. the former home o[ Mrs. Fleming. fant d~ughtcr returned home from
Jerene. ~:~~~ief.e~~~'~ S~~~~~ fa~illY asnp~~'ftTu~~~~et~J;~~~ a~~ ~~~~ack hospital Monday [ore-
thc ClarenCtBOling home. Mr. and Mrs. Wqrlcy Ben$hoo.f and Mrs. Leo Jordan and Ml" and rs. Tom Bowers and drove to Sioux City Wednesday
sP:;J rtI~~d~foYdaf~e:~,:~ ~r N~~~OI~1' at~~d~~ ~~~ili~. were where they vis.ited the latter's aunt. thodist hospital in SU)UX
They also attended Mr. and Mrs. Paul Peterson were i1:~t ~~t~ ~.~euxMc~·t~O~~si;i~ara- ~~~d~~/o;n~e~\~e8"Ic~~1kH funeral services at Hoskins for Er- Sunday dinner guests at the James M1' and MI s J C I-Iarmel('r cd him Monday nest Fuhrman, cousin of Mrs. Jor- Hampt,on home.'. w<'re Sunday dmncI ~uests at the Dot Ralston who Ul11'1 ed dan, Mr. and Mrs. V£'rme Hurlbert Leonard Halleen home Omaha hO!:lItltal a \\ epk
Mr. and Mrs. August Franzen and Karen and Mr. and l\'1fs. ~on- T MI. and MIS Ml1tol1 Stan}(:o\ and moved Wedhesda> to were at the Mar\'in Draghu home aid Kuhnhenn drove t.o Colerldge
l Kirk welC Sunday dmnel guests the T B hospital
Sunday afternoon to see the ,new Sund.ay after'noon and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cha~les Whitney. and 1\lrs. Ralston daughter, Cynthia Ellen. of frJends for supper. Mr:. and Mrs. Otto 'BaJ.er and fami- and accompanied
Mr, and Mrs. Pern: Johnson and Mr: and Mrs: NormAn Clark ('n- ly .spent the afternoon at the At this \witing he is sons snent Friday in Omaha. tertalllcd at dlllncr .Sund~y for \Vhltney homc.. as can he ex ected.
Sunday visitors at the A. C. Mr. and Mrs,. Raymond Robllls and M,·. anrl Mrs. MarvlI1 JohanS,pn I __ ~-"'-P=.::''-_~ __ Sahs l~~ae B~~~'~~d~~~ .. ~;1:~;~· family of W.ausa. and for Mr. and and [amily Wel'e Wednesday e\'c-
1 Cook and family and Mr ~!~ti~~'~~~~,tl Robins and ~amilY of ~~~g l\~·~~~tA~g~~t t~~~a~l~~~ uf Mr.
B 1 !n with Mr. and MI's. \:Y. R.
Hil crest with Mrs. Joe Hinkle. Gilmore Sahs and family Mr. and Mr:s. Tom Church and Mr. and Mrs. Did< JO!1('S an~
METHODIST MEETINGS M.1" and Mrs. Lloyd Me).crs and, famity ~;pC'ntl Sunday afternoon at Mrs. NeIlie Jones Wf;l'(' Sunday af~
A~7\'oW!~~in~:~~~~gE,Dthe past ~~3\~t~fM~!~J£:{~y~!~.~;1~a\~e~'t~~·e~i~.~ th~~~hl~n(~u1·~~.~~0~0~;i;j~~~;ns' ~~r;r~~'S~'ij~~~o~uafL~~le home of MI'. May 0
w(>ek of the Methodist churches of and Mrs. Albert .Jenk1l1s. Sundav and :Mal'Y ... ,Were Sunday dinnel' Mr. and Mrs. Rohert Wallel' and
~~e s~?;:'~l~r~:~t~~~'I~~fre attended 5~:~t~h~t ~~~.e,;.~n:~:~~i!~O~;reOl~l~~ gU~f~~r~' f\~~n S~71 b~~;II~id1S l~,S:n~i ~1~~(~~~? e~;~in~I~~t1;V~~~~a~;~ls~el~~I, Lutheran Aid, hostesses, MI's. A.
C. sats and Mrs. Gilmore Sahs. Cat olic Guild with Mrs. Walter
Sloan Fri ndly Wednesday club with
Mrs. yle Jenkins. -Those going to Wausa Friday for and Mrs. Roy Jenkll1S and Mr. and :;))ent the wC'c!{cnd with relatins MOI'ris Jenldns.
the WSCS cenvention which was Mrs. Ernest Er:l{mnn. het'~. M]'s~ Ellen Robim: 1'('llIl'lled Mon-
May ~ , held at the Community auditorium. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Rohlfr and DJ!1nc]' gUli:os.ts Tuesday c\'pning dRY to ... Lake Gt'neva. WIS., after were MI'. and Mrs. Levi Roberts sons .wcre .8.rnollg gue~ts at the nt the home (jlJ I'llI'. and l\1l's. Norm- spcndirv" the past sc\·eral months Mrs. Leonard Mallc('n, Rev. and Mal'tlll Pf('llfi?l' h~J~w t~l' a show.,,)' all Clark for Mr', Clar!{'s iJirthda) \vith 11('1' daugh.ter. 1\11'5. Norman Mrs. C. R. Gar\'C'I', Mrs. Ed Traut- for MI·s. Don Pfcl! leI' Sunday ('\ ('- W('I'(' 1\11'. ~lI1d Mrs. Roi\ l-famlCier $!ark ~Ind [.amlly. Ml'~. RObins.' has
HaJ py Workers with Mrs. Fritz Aever ann.
wein and Mrs. Charles Whitncy. ning. and famtl) an.d MI'. and Mrs. F. n. nplo} mC'nt /01' Ihc summer a~ Bo-• The Laymen's rally at Randolph Mr. alld Mrs, Ora Wax and Rus- Cla~~: t I Como at Lake Geneva.
·Woman·s club. May Day par~y.
surprlse Shower Sunday aft(,rlloon was attended by s('11 of \Va:-'ne \\'~'I'C' Sunday aftel'- VISllors at the Gus Paulsen home ,Mr. and Mrs. L£'o Hennessy and As iI'prise show('r was given for Lloyd Texlcy, Charles Whitney. noon and suppcr guesls of Mr. and Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest famil~: of Lincoln spent the week-
Mal'g' t.ct Woods Thursday evening Worley Benshoof and Leonard Mrs. Dewey Jones. Peterson of Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. end With Mr. and Mrs. Jor' Duff\'. at th~~horne of Mrs. Mae Young Hallcen. Mr. and Ml'5 Ronald Kuhnhel1l1 Elmer Phillips. Mrs. Ethel Surber Mr. and Mrs., Jo" Tucke,r spent No,Curlers
~~~~~;~~ ~tfs~~~o~! t~~~cr~o~: Attend youth Rally ~~~~i:~~l~·~C~~n~~~~.ue~ts at the alt~~~dC:X~s~ ~~~~i~~s Pf'lTin and ~~nn~:~ B~~W~~ ~~t~a~d~i;h~ Mrs. ~~!~:~::~~~ds ~:s~~ss ~~da~o~~c~O ~e~J~~gBli~;~ 'Wrc~[~~'~s~~~~~~~ ~~t~~~o~~lJ~.:! sp~~· sa~~~I'~~e~~~r~it:~dr~r:~~ ~~~y;.~Ya~·~r~~~n~~~d~l~~~~i~~esls an~i~a~~~te~l:~l'r~~~lC~n~ie~;~ L 00 k for t his niShed~entertainment. Yellow and attended by the [ollowing: Mllton. Mrs. H. r. Hanson. Mr. and Mlrs. Fa}e Hampton of Raul Peterson drove to Wakefield Orchid Package' "' __ iII. green were carried out in decora~ Lowell, Mary, Faith. Stanley and Mr. and Mrs. Nenry Andel'son at- Fremont spent Tuesdav and were Wednesday e\'ening to \'isit Mrs. COMPLETE $200 ti.OIlS. I he honOl'ee was presented a Keith Owens. I\:enlcy Olson and lended funeral set'vices for Ernest ovemi{1ht g\l~~ts at the home of Mr Jason Preston and inhnt daughtel'. KIT ' gIft of, crystal. Marlene and Larry Williams. Fuhrman at Hoskins Sunday after- and Mrs. James Hampton. Mrs. Is- It.ynn Elaine at a WaJ(cfi.eld hos- INCLUDES' WI v·[1
'36 H~ndS' Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Nelson
were I 08t8 Thursday C'vcning to the "36 I RJ'\ds" club. lin'. and Mrs. Dale Kreuger wer(' gUests. After an eV!ling of cards, prizes were award d to Allan Perdue, Mrs. Del bel' Jensen and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mau. The May meeting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ~~ H~nson. wscsl .
Mrs.' Otto Black and Mrs. Ed ShUfC~ '",'er(' hO.l'tesses at Ihe I'('g'ulal' eeting of the WSCS. The theme for th(' lesson. in charge of Mrs. oseoe Jones. was "Youth--.-
~~~" ~~~n~~~e)~o~~n!~~~p!~il~i qUilti~. )\'Irs. Elmer Phillips and Mrs. 'eli Baird will be the next hostess s.
Gues dav of the EOT club will EOT C~Ub be hei at the home of Mrs. GeO'rgf' Reuter on May 4. Election of offiCers 'w'lI be held and ... cxchange of mvstery friend gifts.·
We Ful vVe fu .members met at thc
home qf Mrs Bob Johnson'Thursday ev¢ning. Cards were diVersion and prifes went to Mrs. Otto Wallner. l'v~~s. Leo Jordan. Mrs. Perry
~~o;~S~lai~~~I~:~~'hi~U~r~~r b~ll~~~~ tess in two weeks.
Annual Meeting L. E. Jenkins announces that the
annual meeting of the Bet hany Cemetery association will be held Monday. May R at 1 he Fresh} terian church basemcnt at 8 p.m.
Births . A dau~hl('r. Df'horah Faye
hol'l1 Tuesda:-, April 27), in a Norfolk hosnilal to MI'. and MI's. Dwain FrC'nch. Mrs. French IS thc former Melba Tucker.
A daughter. 9 ihs, was born Monljay iyIay 1. at Benthack hospital to Mr. and Mrs. P.aul Bradf'~. Mrs. Brader is the former Janet Junek
A daughter was horn Sunday. April 30 in Renthaek ho.!=.pitai to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Otte. Mrs. Otte is 111(' forlller Marjorie French, The other' t\vo children in th(' f.amiIy are boys.
CARROLL LOCALS Amo,n~ thOSQ going to Norfolk
during the v':('ek to \'isit Mtt's. Dwain French and infant daughtor al'e Mr. and Mrs, Bob Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Joy Tucker. Mrs. Claire ThE'ophilus. Mrs. Ellen Robins. Mrs. Norman Clcll·k. Mrs. Don Harmer. Mrs. Ray Jenldns. Mrs. Kenneth Eddie, Mrs. Tom Bowers. Mrs. W. R. French and Frances I'~ren('h.
R('v. and Mrs. C. R Garn'r spent the·dA.,\f Sunday al the home of :vIr and MI'!';. Keith Rced.
, Mr. and Mrs. R. B, Jones enter-way~O~t.~ere tained ahout 3:5 neighbors and
Mrs. Adelia Menke was hostess friends at a card party Friday c\·eto the Wa\'~Out-Here club Tuesday ning". April 21. Prizes were- received afternofl: Roil call was answered by Bob Olson. Mr and Mrs. John by a hi t on red('corating or can- IIamm. and 1'11'. and Mrs. Wal1er nin!.!'. C oUe was pJayed for enter- Str·Pf't. tainment with Mrs. Mildred Loeb Mr. rec('i\'inlg hi!::;:-h priz£' and Mrs. . Katherine Young, low and door and Mrs. Barton Bflril'Y. prize. GUests wel'e Mrs. AHred Mrs. Tom Church el1tertflincd Sievers, Mrs. Vernie Sievers. Mrs., boys at a party after school 'Ned-
~~~ ~~\~~ jl~?n~r~r~i~i~k~.~e~?~i: ~~~,d~rl~i~r!~~:'J\~~:~~~.l1th bi~,th-The next meetinrr will be with Mrs MI'. and Mrs. Barton Daile). Irene Otteman May 23. Roll calli spC'nt Sunday aftf'l'noon at the will be anything pf'rtaining to th(', Wendell. Eddre h0'!1e. June bride and Mrs. Ottcman'sl The Inr1hday 01 Mrs. Harvey birthday will be obser\'ed. Frink was obs('l'vcd Thursday eve~ __ . !ling. Gu~sts at the' Frink homE' Birthday DInner I w('r~ Mr. and I\Irs. Vern Fri.nk and
Mrs. Iitonald Kuilnhenn Ilnd Mr!'l. f~mlly. Mr. and Mrs. LC-WIS JenElmo Jonldns w('re hostesses at a I klllS anri family, MI'. and Mrs. Lyle.. rlinncr Sunday a wf'ek w"o at the J('nkins ,Jnd family. 1'I'Ir. and Mrs hrme of Mt', and Mrs. E. L. Pear- r~()n Frink and SH.nrira, and Mrs son. T~e O('easionr honorc'd Ih(' f:dwal Rol)('rts and sons. COQperahirthrtay of Mrs, P('3rson of April tl\,(' iunch was ser\'('d. 12. MI'. Pearson and Mrs. Lvk Mr. and MI'$ .. Robe!'! Jc-nldns of April 2R and of Dovl£' \,::"'('J'(' Salul'rlay dll1l1('1' gue~ts al Jenkins of Anril 27. Those Jlres~llt lhe Hil! Lueders home at Wayne \\'cre Mr. and Mrs. Elmo J(']1kin~ MI'. and. Mrs. John Ivlol'ris and and famiJ.\·, MI'. and Mrs. Lyl(' ,1('n- [Amil" s[1('nt Sunda). afternoon 0.1
kins Hndi family. M,·. and Mrs A\l{!'1 t!w ,\Val!C'l' borne. , list FI',Hl7,('n and Dale. Mr'. I-lnd Mr·. and Mrs. Clyde Perrin spent M~'s. ROl1~lld Kuhnh!'nn and MI'. 1Hondav al til(' home of Mr. and and Mrs, E. L. PeHl'sdn. Mrs. Francis Perrin and Sunday ._.- - ,afkrnoon with Mrs. Elta Pcnin. Young People Meet Mrs. Teo Jon<'s and Wendell
The nwmhC'l's (If St. Paul's YOUl1P "pf'nt Thursday afternoon at thc R. P(>ople'sl soci('t'· mC't Ant'iJ 2R. Ht B .. Jones home. thE' ('hul'ch. The following officer:- Mrs. Edwfli floheds visit£'d her were eled ('r;' Arnold Hansen, pres- cousin, Mrs. Ella Kingston in ident; Do"ofhy Pe1erson, ,:ice :Wa"nc Vlednesday ('vening. president; Donald Stoltenberg, sec- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jorgenson retary; John Peterson, treasurer. : The nC'xt .mc{'ting will be held May , 12 at_8~~ __ ~~ __________ t-____________________ __
noon. They also \'isited at the Hen- mae I Hughes and Jalllc were there ~Jtal. . 6 D BiSbb Jp~ d ry Voss home. ' Tuesdavafternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cunningham I ner, oz. ~1' Y lOS an
Mr. and Mrs. ,Waltcr Sloan sp£'nt Mr: and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle cunning-I G ... "R ]1 Tuesday e\'ening at the O. J. Jones tertamed at h:am and Eileen spent Sunday cve- I leSS exa hO~~~ ... and MI's A. C Sahs drO\'e for Mr. and nling) at the home of Mr and Mrs
to Lincoln and . ..;pent Thul':-.day and Frida.v WIth John Sahs and Mr. and 1'.'11'8. WalTC'll Sahs and Nancy.
ML and 1Trs Al't Lage were Sunday ('u'ning \isilors at the Maul'!{'(' I,agl' home.
1\11'. and :'\'lrs. Chris Ancit'J'son of Norfolk were Sunday .:.upper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Clark.
Mr, and Mrs. Lyle Jenkins had as guests [or dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Frink and family and Mr . .and Mrs. Harvey Frink.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarf'ncC' Granquist and family W('I'(' Sun'day dinner gUests at the MI's. W. R. French home.
Sunday after'noon callers at the L E. Jenkins Iwme were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vlasru( and Shirley, and M1'. and Mrs. G. E. Jones and L~·nn.
MI'. anJ 1'Irs Lpo Stephens and family of Relden and Ml'.,and Mrs. James Stephens were Sunday afternoon visilors at the Kenneth Edeli£' homC'.
M)': and Mrs. S. J. Hale spent Sunday a[ ternoon at the Henry LagQ hom('.
Mt·. and Mrs. Ellery Pearson were Sunday dinner gut'sts of Mrs. F:lma Ha\·ener and Ch('s1el'.
Edward Jenkins of Dismark. N.
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'Pl'all!lCo~bined Baccalaureate 1
For WSTC, PrePI To Be Held May 21 I 'At Wayne State' 'qWrt' wll! htl ;\ \'ll1ll11tllal ion bac·
l':11iIlll'('at., :-:l'!'\"!~:l' for \\':l\ lh' State. ('1111lrg1' ami tlw \\-a~ til' . CmnpliS I llig\)tsd1uol. Iwld :\1:1:- :.:t at the I t:1I111~~\' :ludi!oriUIll.
nJ,\', (0:1'1\(',,1 Fd\\;1nl ~tnith. Un· \'uln, \\"il: ]11'{'(\ch thl' St'rm\;)l, "Dare ttl" hI' a P<.llllt'I." 1
He\", .\. \"llnl~t'm;I'1101l'll will L':i\"{' !h'p ~wripjm'{' n'·\dlll~. H('\'. K('l1-1'1'1 h, dc"~ F(('t·s(" t tH' im"(k;l{inll and 1:1'\', l) .. I~. \'nH'lt. li\~' 'ill'lwdktil'tl.
·l'h ... ~ \VH~IIlO SlHtl~. ii, caplll.~llll dloil' wilJ sing foul' llUmhl'l'S, "An
~~(~;~~k;/~V~Wt~·ft·;~ ~~d~;> ~~~~~~1~: "Now' th(! Day ,is O\'l'l'," !3urnby ~nd "Th0 Lord's. Pl'aypr," nrrang~ c.d b~' AI(~xandcr. Russel Andcrson
, wHt dil'c(:( the choir. .
* * * Baccalaureate fOl' W~yn~ High Sclwol
• Set for May 14 . r~ 11 c c n 1 a tl'r (' a t (' RTlNlkC'r fpr
'VayuC" high :;o('hool ('xercis<,s will he Hc\,. S. K. de Freese, paljtol' of Ht'dt't\mcl' L u t h co ran church, \lVU\,llC., Baccalaureatc is schcdulC'd fot' ~t he dt. .... auditorium Sunduy, Mn~' U.
Hev". ,,(}(' Fn'('s("s "topic i'f; "What of the Future?"
Ht'v. n. B. Prnctt will givC' thl"' inYOC~ltion and th(' "benediction will ht~ gi\:{'n by Re\·. E. E. GQl?-):. • The hi~h school orChcstl'a~'Jl
[)lay processional and recess' naI. led by A. J, Atkins, The gir1 • gleE' ch,lb will'sing "HeRYCnly Ligh .. by Kopylow and Sharon Willert \."i\1 pay a violin solo "1\ I1I1C5 Dci" b}' Tplhurst.
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Mrs. Anders JorgC'nsen and M"r. and Mrs. Arnold Hammer and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry BeckenS and daughters of Em('l'son were Sun· day afternoon and sUppcr gucsts at the Erwin Brown home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrrnce BlaHert attended the funeral of Ernest Fuhrman at Hoskins on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Gr~enc \verc Sunday evcning guests at the Ben Chase home.
Mr" and Mrs. iAICred Mcl"r and Mrs. Earl Fiteh i-and son spent
~~xrkct;~l';n I~~~~XinCi!y s~~~t '2tl~; hospital. • .
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Meier spent Sunday afternoon at the Chris Mci('r, sr., home in Coleridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ekberg. MI'. and Mrs. Virgil EI<bcrg, Mr. and Mrs. Anton Anderberry, Emil
and Beverly spent last
Rev. Ernest Edward Smith. Th.D., minister of the Second Baptist church in Lincoln. will deliver,' coll~ge and prep baccalaureate Sunday, May 21.
to~e~f K~~~:~~:re ~~et~~e~ church in Wayne, will derIver baccalaureate sermon to Wa High seniors Sunday, May
Monday ('vclling at the IIarold £k·1 Sunday di.nncr and supper guests berg hoQ,1c. at the Dewaine Paul home. I
Caroline Lemme spepl the \\'('c\,- Mrs. J)cwaine Paul and MilS. end <1t tho Harold Ekberg home. Gene P<lul spent Frid<lY in SioQx
Mr'" and. Mrs. Paul I3cnfTston and Citv. I fflmilv W('!'(' FridflY cvening visi~ . I,' tors ilt the Kenncth Wel1strand Mr. <1nd Mrs. JC'rnme I carson '~grl home. - ~~~c;c~ ;~~~ts·'~(,~~~s1.~rvis cv~~~o~
Mr. and 1Trs. Lawrcnce Felt nnd home
~~~il~J~~l~a~.;cl~'~rcG~'~~~~l:lYJ~~; Cl~rcnc:e Holm and Merlyn a~~ home. l('ndcd 1he W. club banquet lart
MI'. and "!'ITI's J. 13. O'Connor and Tuesday cvenmg. ' Mr, :md Mrs. Elm('r Sherman of . Harlan Swanson was a Sunday Sioux Cilv were SundaV' afternoon dinner guest at the Clarence l[oltn guests at' the Oscar' Becker, .ir., hm,ne. home. •
Mrs. Oscar Becker, ,iI'., and Larry Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kohlmei~r spent Tuesday c\'cning at the and Mr. and Mrs .. Lester KohlGeorge Eickhoff home. meier and family of Craig wcre
}\Ill'. and Mrs. Rov Anderson of guests at the Emil Utecht home Fremont, and Mrs. Donald Ander~ Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl !>on and Dcnnis or Norfolk were, D~escher called in the afternoon. I
Speakers IInclude Dr. Roadman, Justice Simmons, Gov. Peterson Dr. Earl A. Readman To Address Wayne Prep Grads May 22
The commcn-::emcnt ilddress will be qivcn by I Dr. Earl A. Roadm;'ln, oresid~nt of Morninq~ side colle"c, Sioux City. His subject will be "Yearning as Well <IS
Learnin~."
Large Wayne State Class to Hear Chief Justice May 26
"Do WI' Want What We lIav('. will he the topic of Chief Justin' n.OhlTt. G, SImmon's COmml'tH'('~ lTH'nt addr'('ss to Wayne Slato co1-lpgc !-:mduates, Simmons is Cilld .Justicc of the Ncbraska Supn'IlIC Court.
Commencement exercises wdl be held at 10 a·.m., Friday, MilY 2G in the outd{)or theater.
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Iy 1'ru-1'ones will be gift in appropriate ribbon amI '\Vrapping~· ready to give. triLute from Larson 'f; to
, the Sweetheart of the
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A Salute to: • • • Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hall
Wayne Greenhouse
vVe at Lan-wn't-' ~a1ute MI'. and Mr::;;. Hall at the Wayne' GreenhouHc for making this unusual Mother's DI'Y' offer possible, All plants professional1y grown and handled. Each planLin an attractively decorated pot.' A gift you will enjoy giving. Thanks again to the "Hall's" for this fine triLute to Mother, the Sweetheart of the Family.
These Potted Plants Alone Available at Wayne Gr~enhouse at $2.50 to $3.50
Y ~ur Order Today you plate your orders early to insure delives fr6m the Wayne Greenhouse will arrive
next Thursday, May 11, and continuing Saturday, May 13,
1 be assured of a, large selection from which to cfibice, Three types to select from, including
Canadian p~tunia:s, and an assorted groupfa,vorite flowers.
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Each Pot Professionally
Wrapped in Foil.
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A lcsSOll wn~ . cull" IURt week. ·,'ORtly hi(te-und-,;ee~ tI/'O<lP"'VP'" locate a farm in instruction".
L()~s of even n trnvagant when a
,Vl,en ynu., , ........ ,...11 farm from center of Wap'
'from the W·nyne For the sake of ,jniW"rm,;tv
shou1d.be figured Muin and Sevehth . wh~th€r ybu liv,e
rrake a minute, distllllCil of yc>ur . clil'ner. Remember ill cIlse of fire,
1925·-Seven-t.Y-tl~ree pupils I repl"es~nt~ schools of the Thini C'ongressi-onal
in the ('irst 'Preliminary Int('rconlest directed b.y A. A. Reqd
of, the University 1)1" . each subject wHl en
next week ... The W. C. T. U. will be
Wayne ... picture',
is the ath'action at the of 169 will be gradu~
course at Wayne Ststo [iftel'.'n will complete
an A. B. degre~ ... day in Wayne and
stOI'OlS of rain and l",ras carriccl oul and con
was m~mif('!';1<'d,
193.ill~Pi(m",'r day \Jas obser\"(>d by Jilrogram follo\ving noon~
bC'ingl PI~'nned espccial-who th' April has
residence i Wayne coun, tire! an~ tube were taken
~~ .• ~"" ''''6' from a car be~onging to R. J. Kings. ". WaynE: ,cIty council rcorganizcd
co.r:mng year, electing B. J. Steahan chair.. Mrs. J. H. Kemp was elected president Niobrara Presbyterial at a meeting hel''d at.
.. The violin which belongs to Miss Alice of Wisner, lost at the recent district
in Wayne, was found Sunday artC'r-
:msn;~ll?;e~~I~I"(~~~k~t~~s i~o~tl~V~f
/?.~,~,; ·~>h~\~V;1Ync.t~N"eb)\ Htl~~·ald,\l'vI[lYI·4"{19,50"!·n;ci\11'~1: hi' l,,'ih-d"Y Mo",1ay 0\'0' Lrl nee l1·nme dming ;he pa<; w~eIi. !, '. .ml1g and all ,were at :!VIrs. Wilbur Mrs. Elwood) S"a1'lllJ}son was one
1U.,.."", of lJ'ay"'" Nolte's birth41ay gathering SUl1da~' 0 the hostesses at the shower ~ ~c.~.;7 1"1' I '&1;. ! e\"cning. I Mi0nclay a1'ternoon fer Mrs. Elmer
C H-U ReH fS LESLIE I m!~e F~.i~~ele~:~,~~sM~~i~n at1~ ~k~~~~frL~t~~~.~~t ~~~~~il~\t the !In-
W. DcHph's. I fl" and Mrs. Stanley Ring of' • • By Mrs. Grace Buskirk Me. and MIlS. Adolph E11glish and 10 a Sl'atH ('ollegr, Ames, Ta., Were
~~~~~~~~§§ Lois were at LeRoy English's S',m- \V 'C'keml j:!uC'sts nt AI't Longe'f;. A W. D0. Iph r~cei\,ed word Mon-[ day evening \n hanOI' of his bil'th~ St~11('Y will graduate from a four~
day that his SISter, Mrs. G. 1. Nis- Y(,'lr COUl'se in June.
':Mm3AYet. t..uther-a·n ¢'hwrch Missouri Synod
sen of Fremont died that morning. . and . John Kav, Mr. and rs. A. W. D\llnh Mrs. Emil, FW1eral Ser, .. icclS were wectne.Sda\"11 . Mr. and Mrs. T~·~' Q\.V, Ml·S. Roberl l):ai were Mr. and Ml'S, Dolph and Dan Dc~'il\ and gu 'is of the Farm Fans club at ' drove t.here fOt" the services, Reia- R i,e Longe's Thursday., lives from I<lIlnsas and Culilomia ,tvIr. ~nd Mrs. Elwood Sampson
(Rev. T. B. Buehner, past.or) Sunday, May i: Wo.rsh~p services
at 10 a.m. Sunday school at 11:15.
'Trlnit.y L.u~~l'";:tn C'h.urch· Altona
(R-cv. 'K. F. 'Wer\.tze1. pastot') May 4: La-dies Aid at 2 p.m. May ~ and 4: "The LHe of
Christ" at the \VisneI' Theater in
also attended. aOO family helped Walter Johnson
Mrs. Will Hansen, Mrs. Fred ~~~~~E~~~~~~~l~~~§~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Jehnson, Mrs. Floyd Johnson, Mrs. Mary Hansen and Mrs. Joe Wilson and Mrs, Wilbur Utecht entertain-ed at uemonstratiol'l pa-rtj~s last week.
tbe even.mg. , May i: Divine services at 1'0 a.m.
Mrs. Herman Baker was ill last weelt with a severe case of t!onsil"itis.
Eu~in and Professional I
~-~stMar)t'S Cath-olic Church Mrs. M.aey Hal~s('n, .,!vTabel and i (Rev. Wi.Jl"iam Keams, pastor) Rober~ attended 1he home .. talentl :DIRECTORY Sumlav May 7 fourth Su rl play given by the ~hurston IIl'e dC'-
after Easter' Mass' 9'00 Cat. ~ ay partment Wednesday evening. The a.£te.r mass. . ". ec sm title was "Just COI:mtry Folk."
SatW'day, confessions., i:30. Mr. and Mrs. Gt'orgC' Buski·rlt M'uy S: T11€' Feast of St. Mieha.eI attended the' di-strict convention
tl'tc> ~rcharrgel. ' a,nd f:ello~s~irro supper at the Wake-Fl"l.Guy will be the first Friday [Jele! Christian church Sunday.
of the month, mas~ at 9:00. Dick Iverson and Joy Bressler of ~. ____ \ Emerson were Sunday dinl'lCr vis
I Tbeophilus Evangelical and Ref·armed Church
Sunda v, May 7: Sunday school 9 :15 a.m. Services conducted by Youth Fellowship, 10:45 a'.m'. Interdenominational Youth Fellowship, 7:3U p.m
First Baptist Church Fourth at Main
(Rev. A. Van Benschoten, pastor) 'sunday. May 7: Church school,
9:45 a.m. Morning worship. 'i. a.m . Youth F't'Oowship. 7 P In. En'n'ing worship, 8 p.m.
Mid-weck sCI'\'ice> W('d.ncsday. 7:30 p,m,
Wesleyan Method'lst Church tHe\'. G. M. and Marie Hubby,
pastors) Thursd.ay {'vemng, 8 o'clock. spc
cial sc-I'vice under Ihe direction of the Inter-Varsity Christian Ft'llowship. Singspiratioll, special numbers by \'isiting yout h groups. Message by R('\·. A. L. Nabholz.
Friday ('\"cning 8 d'cloci<, special music and congregational singing led by Mrs. f:\,. 1,. Nabholz, sermon
bls~~~~~~e~~i~g scrvice, 8 p.m.
Grace Lutheran Church Ninlh anrt T.ogan Sts
(Rev. E. J. B('rntha.l, ipastor Thursday (today), senior
rehearsal, 8 p.m. Saturday, Ma·y 6: Saturday
school and confirmation instruction claf'>ses, 1:30 p.m.
May 7, the fourth Sunday afte-r Easter: Sunday school. 9:30 a.m. People's Bible study, 9:40 a.m. Read Mark chapt('r 16. Di\"iIH' worRhip service, 10:30 a.m. Sermon: "The Spirit's Reproof" St. John ]6:8-11. Choir antherr: "Savior, I Follow On." Please note beginning this Strnday the Sunday school cJasses and the worship sen'i/!(! 4re all advanced one-half hollot'".~.
,s~~i~~·ff~~rao8~.~he tn~,; Wednesdav, May 10": Ladi'esl'A.id
SOCiety, 2 p:m Each l"lWmbeF is ask('d 10 write a question and hri·ng it along fOl: a qUl'stion,b"ox.
Redeemer Lutheran Church U LCA (Rev."S. K. de Fre('sc, pastor) Fburth Sunday after Easter,
May 7: Sunday schooJ ;It. 10 a.m. Classes for all agt's in a growing Sunday school. Worship services at 11 a.m. Sermon: "Tread Wherc He Trod."
Choir practice Wf'dncsdays. at 7 p.m.
Thursday, May 4: Ladies Aid annual birthday party at 2 p .. m. Hostesses are: Mrs .. I. Young, Mt's. William Barel man, Mrs. C. Sieck~ man, Mrs. M. Hassel, Mrs. O. Liedtke and Mrs.. W. Lerner. " Friday, May 5: Echo-Meeting for the women of Wayne churches at 2 :30 p.m., in Redeemer chutch. Speaker is Prof. G. IW. Costcrisan. Theme "Our Daily Bread." Tea following in t.he church parlor.
Mid-west Synod of the ULC will meet at Russell. Kan., May 8-11.
J. F. STARK nca)'i'~g Ahl Authority
Come In, Phone or Wrlll for.
FREE;DEMONSTRATIO" t1 . . PAC I ~
.... , 'MONO-
6~j I One--Unlt,Htarlnl AI~ AT LOU FANSKEI
,[ J,EWELRY STORE , Wayne'; Neb. .
'i SECOND WED~ESDAY EACH 'MONTH ,L .. ,i'·' .', I ,
itors at L. J. Bressler's. Others vi$~ itOl'S If!tcr \,,,'('re Mr. and Mr's. Ellis Johnson, G. AlCred Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Seth Anderson. , Mr. and Ml"S. Cen(.~ Dobbs were in Lake Andes on a' fi!-.hin£; trip. Mrs. Dobbs is the daughter of the Bressler's.
.Mrs. Anna Holst and Elmcr were Sunday afternoon \'isitors at Joe Wilson's.
Mr. and MI'~. Hf'nry Schade> and TGmmy, Mr. and MI·~. Will Thomsen, Mr. and Mrs. Ardale Thom~en and s.on visit('d at Darrel Thomsen's last week.
Mr. and ,Mrs. iWill I'IanSf'n and son were Sunday dinner visitors at MI'S. Marv Hansen's and MI'. and Mrs. Ervin CHnkenbeard of Thurston were aftern00n \'isitors:
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Henschke Mr. and Mrs. E:rviq Bottger and Edith hc-Ipcd Al fred Fre\'crt 1'('-
spoVlso.red by the Methodist You1 h Fe~Iowshin to raise money at 8 p.m. There will readings, vocal and
music, duet~, quarlh WIll serve a
INCOME TAX SERVICE Farm ~ B,l"jness ~ Ind[\.'idual
HOW ARb M. JAMES \\"nynJ ~ p~on~ 2·J - I"f'br.
Uri Ppnrl st. - ornC'P. 111 Home
CHIROtRACTORS
DHS. LEWIS & LEWIS CHIROfRACTORS
(Est. 1914). NeUTOC!ll{J.~ll'!( ... r Sp.ryice
II::! Eii.~t 4th Rt. """ Phone 49 'Wayne, Nebr.
DEl\!TrSTS
DR. D. R: WALTERS DEN,IST
Wayne, Nebr. Office nver ~lines Jewelry
GUice 424-\V House 424-R
tis~~~f ~~lld'~~~~:~~J';d~I~~'~n~~'~: --F-U-N-E-R-A-'-r-S-E-R-V-.-C-E--c{'pUon of new memhers. ~
May 21: Annua1 "Pledge Sun- -----------day" in our church. AI1 memhers and friends arc urgcQ to attcnd.
Car:e~~~f P;~~~at~~~n L~~~l~ Sts. (Rev. Oliver B. Proett, pastor) Friday. ! ... fay 5: May Day Fellow
ship for Wayne Women at Our Redeemer's Lutheran ·church, 2:30.
Sunday, May 7: Church school, 10 a,m. Stella Traster, superintendent. Junior worship, 11 a.m. Mrs. William Mellor, director. Worshifl, 11 a.m. Sermon by pastor on "The Church and the Hom{f'." May i-14 is National Famiry Week. Special
. by choir and organ. Church teachers and olfic('I"s mt'et~
ing. 2:30 p.m. WC'stminstt'r FcllO\vship, 6:30 p.m.
Modern, yet h6meli1{e- I"u.nern.l home .• , Fillr.'it f'fjlfillmfmt
••• RpD.sonab\fl price
• The BECKE~HAUER
SERVICE WILLARd \VIf ... TSE
Lic!}nsed :g:mhnlmer
St. Pau·l"s Lutllleran Ch.urch ULCA ------'-----(Rev. J. Ii. M:. Shiery, pastor) 4th Sunday after Ea}1ter, May 7:
GREEN¥OUSES
flh:~5~h ~~hr~~~a;t:4l;is7r~~t ~~~~~ WAYNE GREENHOUSES League rally, at First Luthera,n, South Sioux City. St. PaUl's C~)ti
W.D,Hall ples' league. 8:00. DI'. H. E. Tem- Flornl Center of NOI""the:l.st NebrllSlca.
Flowers for Every Occasion pero of Wayne State \'y'UI present
i.~~t:~~~~~'~1~in~1 A C~l?g~ P~[e~.;: Phone 493 and Mrs. \V. C. Pctel'sCn. Refl'esh- ------+1-,-----ments in ,charge of Mjo, and Mrs. NATURqPATHS ~~~t t;i~l"~~~r. ~~~ ~::S~ E~~~ ------4-1------Lubberstedt. Mr. and Mrs, Lavern Jl N. SlI'\OLSKY
Ht¥~"2rnesday. May 10: M('n of the r' , NATUR6PATH
~~~~~'\/R~ObO~ s~o~g~ R'~~~h~~7; Officf'. above Stat¢ ~ational Dank in charge of C. Myers. O. Nelson, Office Phone :::'~1, TIe!!. 429-W
A. Bahe and H. Lundberg. '
WAYNE
CITY OFFICIALS
Mnyor-GI(;'n IToud(,l'slwl<i!
City Trellsurcr~
231
Lcs'lic W. Elli." .............. 2,'3~J
ct(y perk.-Walter S. Dressler ...... 298-J
Councllmen-
L. B. McClure .. WilliamPft;'i1 ....
_____ 195
'"'''' 481 . Elnit Meyer ... L: .............. 458
Ben~rd Meyer ......... 629~J \Villard \Viltsc ............... 492
Ed Bahc , "'_,_"""" 780
POLICE .............. Call Operator
Geo. Bornhort, Dick Hansen, Waltcr Phipps, Henry Bush
FIRE_ " , Call 300
NURSING HOMES
TRI-STATE NURSING! HOME
Hom.f' ror 1hp ng"Nl nnd convnlf'!lcent ;'llpL Clifford l)ahl Phone 18 918 )'Iuin ;';L \V:l.ynp, I"1,bl".
WAYNE
COUNTY OI'FIrIALS
Assttssor, Alex Jeffrey ..... 198 Clerk, C. A. Bard ................. 38
Judge, \Vm. A. Crossland .. 258
Sheniff, Hans Tietgen ........ 233
Supt., Mari"e \Vrigl1t ......... 114
Treasurer, Jean A. Boyd .... 232
Clerk of District Court-David J. Hamer .............. 347
Agricultural Agent-l Don Warner ..................... 564
Assistance Director-Myrtle Johnson.. . ........ 497
Attorney, BUrr Davis ...... 88~J
Commissioners-
Dist.1 . ... Emi1 Meyer
Dist.2 .......... Robert I. Jones
Dist.3. Olive!" Reichert
Walter Benthack, M.D.
Robert Benthack, M.D.
PHYSICIANS ",!d SURGEO~S
• Offices at
BENTHACK HOSP:IT AL
Phone 106
REAL ESTATE
CAVAN:AUGrl
INSURANCE. R;EAL ESTATE
Phone 84
TRUcKiING
CONNER Tnl\NSFER For Omaha and S!oi.tx City Frelltbil
EFF'ICI E'XT FRgICHT HF.RVICe "'a.yne Phone 1000
Wakefield Phone 29' and 'S3 Your Busines.'1 Apprf'claled
AJf~',ed l\:ah.ler, OperataI' and .Mgr.
VETERIN~RIANS
DR. E. L; HARVEY VETERINAjRIAN
110 WesJ: Fh'sjt ~\'t.rH" Wayne .. Nt'"J:~
Day Ph. !·S - Ni&b.t h, 4:60
illS THl:KEYlIEAO~/f • •• 'IN USEfULNESS •• IN VALUE • •• IN ECONOMr
HURRICAIlI-POWIREDWI,LLYS STATION ~A'ON ' " .' .~\ ." I.,J ,·1
- WILL.YS-top maker Ation wagonsll~ads ~a110l1! C~~pres~ion is 7.4 but pre,nliatn ~uel again with this distinctive new mod HI.. . IS BOt Ieq.ulred. • strikingly styled ..• stepped up in power and Come m and see the many f.eatures of ,,!,~s economy ... a greater value. tqan ever at its ~~bly-u5e/ul c~-extra ~oomtness ~d ~ISI~, NEW LOW PRICE! blhty-washable seats-quK~ CQnvezSlOn from
passenger car to' cargo C'3tIIet'. Road~test die New Willys-feel i<s stn60.h. cf!IDf_abIc ride, its ease of handlittg. Jt'S a creal <at aal \ .a sreat bur!' .,
'rhe sensatiMal F·hend flURRlCANE Eng;"e gi"es the New Willys surging per· ~~~a~ce, and squeezes out 'i0re miles per
Ed WolSke Auto 216 West First ,I Wayne, Neb.
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LEAGUE STANDINGS' l.adies League W L
P;;l.ulsen's \Voodworks 34 17
~:~~~:~~::::::::::::~:::::::.::::~ ~ Currlillals ... 28 23 Allenettt's .................. , ... 25 26 Blue Dirds. .. ........... 1 ... 20 31
W L .............. 45 ]5
........ 44 16 ............ 4.3 17
.......... 37 23 .. :l6 24
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~~;;~I;~\;\)~:~g~· .. :::::.:.:: ~g ~~ Salmon "'"ells .... 22 38 TiNgen's Hatchery 21 39 Wayne. Poultl'Y & Egg. 18 42 \'Vakefleld Rec. Center 16 44 Cherry Pickers ....... 12 48
M'en's Han.dicap League W L
~W~~~)I)~SrVells.. .... j~ ii Equitable Life 35 19
~r~l:~·lt:.~rrr()t Shots .. : ~~ ~i Split... 31 23
~~~; 2Ai/i~~'s ...... ~6 ~~ All Stal's ". ... ...... 29 25 ·Luc-ky Stril{l's. . .... , 29 25 Indians . 27 27 Ruf( Rytiel's 27 27 Slwlline;ton's Pmtiu('{' 27 '2i Emerson Fliers • 2:5 19 \Vake[lelrl. FUl'nit \!l'e 2'3:31 Fords Bnrbers !21 33 Farmers Union 20 34
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From Wak~field· I,
-!'hul" 1,.\
perfield rei; 5, Landhoim!-;, Oaldand. Time Emerson Oilers 1.8 36
Thurston MiddlC' ('1"('C'I, 17 :3{ Allen Ho('ldt's { ,17
Goddess of Agriculture-Sue Bjorkklnc.i, 22, Wak-efield. She I"eigned o~cr the Far'mers Fair las.t week.end at tl;le, U,Aiversity of Nebraska, Lincoln. Sue is the daughter of Mr. and Mr5. Osc:!r few and :32.2. l'
has a I 12o.-y. high hurdles: 1, Ferris, touC!'h~rcbmpe- Pie-rce; 2. i ColJillS, l.aurel; IGH T"OURNAMENT SCORES
that "~ilI parti- ~a~~~ft;h\'~~I: ~~~;,e~!r~e~re~~~~ Sing~~l'l1('al GUstafson 68R I the BI'Dwns \\'('1'(' uL Ill(". Donald qUl'dran,mllll' this Fri- :18.5. Glen Sumner 630 S~ahlberg hom/:' in IWausa lEtst e~~~\s a'l;o~~'i~ w;?2;{i~'d: ~~WalJ~r,1 ~~~r§: Dl'rald Jl'IlSen ........ 593 Sunday Where they were dianer
and trafk~~entsl Ring, Wai(efield; 4, Hansen. Oak- .Dcubles §~~~~e;~~' ~~~gh~.tisrn of thc I land; 5, HerbGlsheimer, Pierce. Hany Larson - Guy i\Torgan 1115 Mr. and Mrs. Ar·t Auhr wcro
mect which had' Time :11.1. Hank Tarnow-BJondic }--IypsC' H22 guests at the Oscar Ramst'v homt' last \'.leek with 180-vd. low hurdles: 1, Ferris, LouiC' I-IensC'hke-Roy Koonce 1131 last \Wednesday e\'enil1<T. .
t~~~l~~~e ~~~ ttg L~e~eS~t ~!:;;~er,2'Ba~~~~~a4. r;:~~~~hVit Teams Th~~~d~? e~~~·~n~~st t~;~SE~rs~ Pierce; !';, Sh('lberger, Wausa. Time TiC'tg(>ns' I-IatchC'rv .. 2GS!) ~hrman homE' in Norfolk, :22.3. \, Boostl'rs. ~ .... 2661 I M d M R II P 1
880-yd. run: 1~ Forrester, \Valt- ============ fami~;' a~penl ),;51 ~~~da:/~~~·~n~~~~: ni~~; ~~I~~J~~'~d~il~~~J~tl.IO~:~~~~ NORTHWEST al ;l~(: ~~~·i~ll~~.i~,~~h~(~rl~lC' of Win-
W. B~"Orktund. '
Spinner"Wakeiield; Prince, Pierce;; WAYNE sinC' \\'('1'(' at th(' \Vill Bnck homp Long, Scribner; Engleblood, Pen- last \V('dnesday {'\'('ning. der; Robinson, Hartington; Dean, MI·. 'and 1\1I'S. FI'ank Longt' W(,l'(' WalthHl; StonaCX'k, Pierce. Time • by ,<Staff Corre.spon(lf'nt Ic;:dlcrs a t the Elhal"dl Pospishd 2:18.2. I home last Sundl,l.y (,\·pning.
. Mile run,: ], Ellerman, Scribner: Mrs. Ah in Temme and Ronl1l1'
Last weeken at he :Afthur Jewell horolt' in B-a y,Ia. I
Mr. and's. Dlc!, JOlH'S and ',family and Mr. and MI's. Ted
Young of L~\l1rlell \\'('\.{' nl tIlt' TNl Fuoss honw b:-d SlIllrl:l:. l'\ ('nin'.>:
!\!I~'. and N[rs. ("1:1'·1 :\!'I~:(lil ."P('llt Thllrsdny ('\·olling ,11 tlL:' El"Illrid AlIdn home.
M,.. and MI's. Lyle TIurr :lnd PCgg-y of Dloomfi!'ld ~,P('I:l last Sunday at \hc Fl().\·;~ llul)!) home.
i,1I·. and Mrs. .\I"!hul' VillnO\'.l WeI'£'" SUPPCl' gues1" ,11 t be Floyd IIUtlll,homf'Thur:·rj;I\·. .
All-. and 'Mr.s. Frpd \'ahllmmll W(>I'(, dinner guests or i\lal"tha and Bert ha Jank(" last Sunda.'·.
MI'. '-Ind :'>.1]'<;. i\lc-'I\'in' Longe and l"all'lily W\'I"\' ,l( tIl!' IJ,'m·.\' I'Vacker,
.11'ir\l.~1 ;~;~dl~~;; 1.~~.\" ~~~~ n\~:1,;:; ~~:~l~:~~~(~; and Jamih· \\('\'1' ;:1 Ill(> rvtOlTi,; Stahln('cl,l;l· i,(lllU' !\:orl·olk Tl\lll"srt;l\ ('\·('11\11':';
_\11·. ~llld :'>.1,·;:. {;\j\" C'l·nmf'r \\'('1·('
at tht' Tl'd Fl'n..;:--, ·110111(' Monda\" {'\'pnillg Ia~: \\""t'k .
;\11'. :1:1Il ~,1]".",. Hay RC'C'g \\"f'l'(' uinn('t· g:lh~slS" a( Iflf.' FIHrel1z Ni-emann ho01l' ~l1nda\". ~
I'll)". <lno :'Ili"-;. H.a~ Il('c-g spC'nt Sunday ('\('nin,;: at the I-lel11") Brinkman hom('~
1'11,. ::lIld Mrs" Dick Brcitkreutz and dnu;.:;htl'f \\"(')"(, ;lftpI'nOOl1 and
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FrornNewca~tle
Roland Moritteth. N.cwc;.,stle,
~:~m~r~;f~~,~i!~~( h~l('':e~r ;~J~ 21 final conte£tants with t.'he "bush" shoW1'l a.bQ.v-e. Tlley'werel sandy e~lored. R-Qbnd i$ ;),seni-or! Ag studeQt. His m.,.thrjr i.::· Mrs, " Marfjarct Montie-th, Ne":J~adAo..
supper glH'sts :,1 tIll' El'n('st Grone ~~~ .---------hOIllC' SlU10LlY. __ ~ ___ ~~~o"r_t_ YQ\i~ n(;':'~$ '. ~ Call 130
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LARSON'S
TcJ,;amah· 2 So 2, Renninger. Pilger; 3, Felber, Mrs. AldC'11 Dunl\lall spC'nt Wt'l'l' at the H. A. RC'thwisch homq
; 4, Neligh;' 5, 'Wis- .kol~~ii~~~~,4'P~e~~~~eT:!t15:~4~~k; ~~l~~~dny at the J. M. Roberts Th~I~~daa~d ~~;~~~~:P. Crtau\\,(.' w('}'(' i t: 1, Black, So Sao; 2, 880-yd: relay: 1. W~kefield; 2, Ml'~. Er'win V:Jhlkamp and at the J .. H. Spahr home Sundnvi
; 2, Abbe, So Soo; 4, ~aklan,d, 3, .Hartl.~ton, 4, Pender; daughtf'l"s \V('T"(, at \ r,e Charil's Bull afternoon last WeeR:.· I ., Stantoil; 5. MeGrue,;)' L~ulel._Time 1.43.4,. . homt' Friday artC'rJ10oll. Mr. and Mrs. Lu\·ern I-Iard(>r and
t· 10 ft 6' MIle relay: 1, Walthill;2, PJel'c('; MI'. and Mrs. RussC'l.l Preston famijy and Mrs. Elb Harder sPC'l1t . So·So~?·2 AI- 3,. Sel'tbner; 4, Pender: 5, Oak-land. and Mr. and l\lrs. Merlin Preston
Pittehg'C'r: So TmlC' 4:06..,R. and d,\ugilt('rs \\·NC' c<11lC'rs at thC' 5, Kind- Shotpu1. 1, Fia~·. E.merson: 2, Chal'lC's Hull hOI11(' last Sunday af-
45 ft 1 Schutk, Laurcl I 3, Rmg, WakC'- ter noon l field 1 Engdahl OaklcH1d I) 1\{1 tintI MI s Fa Grubb clnd MI
Ramfol't~, Teka- ~ie~zman Eme~ron Distance 40 and ::"I-l!s C \V i'lltllC'] ,lllel Stl'\e
"F'UII~~on~at'I~~lm~, HI~~ Jump 1\1 nzer, Pierce and ~~~\)I~~~I ~ll~I~~~t\ c\"('nJl1,.'; :.It the
\Vlsm'l D~st<l~re 19 fit' ka~~holm ~akland4tleHd l°chl [list l\Lr and Mr~ EJmel Echtcnl"amp err-1S, erce , ers man and I any \"'-ere among guests at
1, Dobler, So Sao, 2, Lame!, _ 5 Jo nson, Oakland the L~Ro\ }-,chtcnkamp llon;e I III 3 lfollo\-\~ii'lg all Hf'lght ::J ft 6 10 • last Sunda\
, I Wlsnel, 2 ?ISCU~ 1, St. gley, Randolph MI a ~1 s LI nest l\Iuhs 'pent Truev Bloom- ~Ielman Batt e Cleek, 3, Call- last Sund,l\ at the 1 dWIn h.luge .J In .' I ~on ttW~usai ]4" ~'tEmerson, 5 home' ltlils PI\\, Illtzl{\ \\,1'; lh('re
, So SoOj, 2. Rob. 9 C~1' ,U1( () P 1 IS ance 110 It also
~~~~~ci I~~~: B,:oa}I jump: 1, Soder~er~. fa~i\~ .D\~:~!r~\I~·t 1~~t~~i~~~,~ll~I~~~~~ 1431 ft. 2 in. ",:a~~f.lt'ld; ~'. H(,l"bols~elm('J', wal'd·hon1f' III Concord 1:1;,t Sunday
PH'Il'C. 3. NIXSjJl1, Wausa, and evC'nine" Svoboda. P('n~l0r. tjc~l for third:;), :!\II'. ~·nd :'lrs H. \\'.\ Pt't('I·Scn of ~!~C'(;~t .. Coleridge. Distance: ]9 It Pilgn- \:.C']"(, dUHlC'l' l'u.tI'~ts at the
i.l01~ va~lt: ~, K~'aj~hvi"~, Pi~J'cC': D(~~rSI~~~U~I~:~).n~~J~~H~;~;l:;~(~n of and .r (,ITI~. Pll:rce, tll.'d !Ol' l11'st; PiJ!-':p;· spf'nt Thlll'srlav ('\·{'ninv and 3, (!ollowl.ng tl('<1 for third) Foj- '-"'('n' SUpJlI'l" gll!'st~ 'Ii llw IhJl.)''-:hi-
~i~~~;H~~:~1~~~niau~~J~ltes~a~~)~~- llaut home. .. < • • 'ri • '
9~~~~~~~ci~~~~;~~~~~~~~~i~~~~;;;~~~;~~~~VI;'~a~kZe[;ie~ld~.~fIt>~i~g~ht~:;9~ftQ' ~6~i~n.~_ ... , Fr~~·on~I~~e~?~t~l~k~~g:~ t~~ GrIeSS ~exall Store
, wli'ici'lwlel"I'lhlolm~ci' Tllh'i'lwlclsltslalnmdl'II~~~~~~~OO[~~~t;~~=;::~IIIUIiIi~~~~~;;~~~~~~~~.
Why HUDS HIS recel
sed floor means l I
Most Ro m !Best e! Safest! > . • I
~N'YOn try Hudson's ttNe~ Step-Down Ride," we pelieve ,you will
find it a ~elightfully new experience. For Huds~n ~ the only motor car with a recessed Boor (j'srep-down" design). This results inl theldwest-built car of them all, with true .stre~lining and magnificent
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::::J~ M' road clea~an<le and the most roo~ m· arlY automobile at any price!
It creates America's lowest center of gl-avity, wtuch brings you the best and
safest ride rver known. Won't you accept your Hudson dealer's invitation-exdoy' uThe New Step-Down 'Ride" soon?
Th ...... I.wer-pri,ed Paq,m.ker .rings Y ••
all of HUdSO~S exclusive a~anlageS for ius' a lew d.llars .re"'~ the •• w .. i-prk •• I'c .... t
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STURDY
Individualist l
If you have a taste for real beer, you'll be glad when you try Old Style Lager. )'(lO'li
lo,·c its smoot"h, its mild. -its
mellow rast~- its pleasing in
dit.'idllalily 0/ jltwor. Brewed
fl·OI11 the most expensive
il1~redicnts - mellowed by
longcr aging-Old Sryle Lagt:J."
Q)~StlZlt .. .. ' ,~agtrwISCO .. S,N'S FINEST BURl .
We don;taim to make thelm~st beer; old~'thel best .... w." .nly by G. H.EILEMAN BREWING COMPANY ••• LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN
Busch Dis~ributing CG, • Pcl,uqr, Ncb,., ~ rhOllC 3221
HEILEMAN'S 'OLD' STYLE LAGE~ " ":":.:.'.'.' .",",'. ",1 ,c • ." '
"Y . ." '. iiidistrlbi*fedbY , ..... ,... .1':, : ':., "" ,
BUSCH DISTRIBUTING (0. , l'ENi>kR, NEBRA;'SKA - .'
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Wayne
The Mint
Bowlinll
Phone, 511 1
Hotel
Morrison I
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....... uake al Music and COlDedy Under Personal Supervision .01 Sophie Jordon
SD,onlBOI'ed hy VFW .ost Benelit 01 Youth Prog,am
on't I
of
Miss This Show ! l"uelberth Motor Co.
STUDEBAKER
Wayncr Nebr.
Sorensen Radiator & W elding ~hop
Clarence Sorensen,
Prop.
l'honc 487
Wayne Monument Works )
Smith &' Johnson
·221 W.lst St.,
Monauments and Markers
i Phone 172-J
Coronado Appliance.
Washers
Refrigerators
and Radios
Gambles j
Karel FarIUI Store .
Winside,. I
Nebr.
1 & M Salesll 1& Service '
Plujbin~ and Heatln~ ReeD ds ~nd APPlia+is
,1'''lone 368
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For Those Who Are
Fu •• y About Their
Food -
Johns Cafe Phone 518
306 M'lin
Wayne,
. Nebr.
Coast-to-Coast
~to~e Hardware
Sporting Goods
Phone 85
T. J. Hughes
Auctioneer
Li've Stock Dealer
Phone 57-J
J li'ullertim
Lumber Co. Sherwin-Williams Paint
Nelson Master
Slob Shingles
Phone 78 " I
, Central
"Garage
Service All
Makes of Cars
Phone 220
.. ;Swans'
'-Apparel for
M~ri. "and Women ,
ill
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Brown McDonald
Dry Good,:> - Mj'JI'!; Al'par("1
Real.ly-tu-Wellr - Shoes
Inrant·~ \"'l.'ur
Gem Cafe
Meals. Lunches
and
Bar
Elnora' Frank
Wayne Grain Co.
Feed - Sec",
':rid Fertilizer
Phone 60
W. A. Hiscox Hardware
Electri'cal
Appliances
PhUl~c 237
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Ben Franklin Store
locally Owned
. I NatIonally Known
Wayne - HarillgtOil
Meyer Oil Co: Lubraction - Tires
Battery S~rvice
'-tMObilgas - M<jbiloil ank Wagon S~~vice
Phone 486
WaYlie, Nebrrska
~io~al Bank , ~~br.,!t~a , '
W. P. Thomas I
c. C. Stlrtz
Sti rt:z Mot:or CO. BUICK SALES and SERVICE
Telephone 71 - Wayne, Nebr.
Stirt:zOil CO. .1 . BULK:,iOIL
Complete Sinclair Service
Telephone 70 f
Phone 308
Sherry Bros. Produce
Feed Flour
Salt ~--.-.--
Wholesale and Retail
Seyler Motors
FORD - MERCURY
Complete Automutive
Service
Texaco Super, J/ Service
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O. K. Welders
Complete
Tire Service
Phone 2S0-J
Liveringhouse Transfer
Hauling of
All Kinds
Phone 363.
YOURS FOR
SERVICE
Shoe Repairin'lI
New Work Shoo.
LERNER Shoe Shop.
Baby Chicks I
Start~d Chi~ks
. Feed - Supplies
Tietge~ Hatchery .
Phone 332.- Wl'yne,
Johnnie's
Snack
Bar
First Rate Body Shop
Wreck Rebuilding
, "., Ri!fi~iShii .. gc, :'" ,
Glass Replacing
PhonJ 664-r
FreJ Estimate
Larson's
Clothing
Store
Jerry's Cafe
Beadn F Doei'.
. "Cro'wds Show
. Satisfa;;tiou"
Wirin¥ - Plumbing
i and Heating
Kelvinat9r .- Easy
RCA" Mo~t~n
I Mqi,~ler - iKohl~r
ILester. E~ectric
Phone 27 '. • •• : . ~ " I. . l i
I 'S~ry~IL i .;Autopo.
C~evJlet - Old.inobile
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'Blrtlillilr 'iI.JibrM "" Fri.~ds and relatives
~t thclEd,Winter '~ome . ('\'cning 'hf:lnoring Mrs.
birlhd;.:ty. T~n·point pitch w~s . phtye-d ~Y.tth: priz(ls .~o'ng to Ernest
l\tachnlil,lt:'{" of Norfolk,' 1\'[rs. Paul Zutz Qf, Norfolk, Art~ur Ahlm.ri of Stahton.' Mrs. Hltt'r£,y:Kucstcr of Nlf01k, iCharles \VmtC'r of I:.in~ eoln. MfR. Eq !(Qllath and Mr. and
!~r~p ~l;-Ai~!dgl~\~~~~' o\\~:~~?~s ~~ the -Rftcmoon at her homC'. En~('l'tainmcnt Was a whit~ (tlephant 'll<lrty with ~he -door pl'iz(', going to l\1rs. l<-'r~d ~loch~ns~' -.~.-,.-.!-
Shirl("y • lvtadlyn
'Jo1mny .
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::-pC'nt pl;tying- h('nrts. W('r(" award('d (0 Donna And Onlc Dt'ck.
MI" ~tnd Mrs. Harry Schw('~(' and !'ons w('r(' Salurdny ;('venin~
h:~~~rfh ~~rr~II~. Wi1liarn'lj~ll\hnC
,.,~IlM;:n~~·d'U~l~~nM~rtin Pfei£fcr' :C'nlrlr~hi~ about i40 relatives and
i1~:~~ i~n ~~~('~il~~~~~;~~~~lcr~r~;. Mr, an~l Mrs. Don Pfeiffer, .",,·ho \\'ere married recently. Cards wr.h:~ tilC" ('\,eni'ng's entrrta;inm('nt and prizes went to Mrs. i\dolph
, ,Rohlff. 'Mr. and Mrs. Willis Ri1z(' Find Bill J\:ru('g'cr.' The gifts were
'prcscntC'd to th~' honored couplc.
Mrs.. I John Asmus and' .Lorna
'~;~~ntMTh~~<;{~la~hi~ lki~~:k A~n:t~~ Th<,y also viRited Mrs. Bert pcekclder inl St. ,Joseph's hospital. ; . Mr. and Mrs.' Harlan ,H£!rbolIshC-imerl. and dauglilters visited at , ~1~~;, ~~~~i~I;.rbolsll<'irner h9.pt; Fri~
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Herald, May 4, '1950 L(kt .T/Je n~ra'd Got' · :l::~=;:::::::""" k T. t .J J T,' G d' and AItred Were S'undny 6'cning a en.l n I a$ 1'1' ee •• • 00. visitors at the Ed Green horne .
. . And so, app<lr~lt1Y. did not to re-tl(><'l Mr. J"ntt~rson. lie other good Nebras a "lilies \\1)..'1 all,,1 p(1 of this fn{"t by tilt'! SHOLES itU?~:s~~dlt t~;pc~r de in t~~ ~l~'~(~~;lIt~~t:::::~tl~;l.n(~ tt'l",h In .
news la!'lt week: I till' no~kl s ,,>('hool nf-xl :\'t'ur." • ny I\lrM. MarUn I\IIlds8n P~tttN'Son u.('('cp~'·(l II ('00- (RI~n('(l hy nWlnhl'rS of the lIos- ============ sUI)('rint('U(hmt ~! "j('I~"ot!i IlIn", ~h()1 I hnard.)
, for n.not.her Y~~\r." , Edwin Str:lh~, ('n's. CI~~I:~/~}d('~~l;~~if~~~~\rl~~~~('(r ~11~~ came to this n w~rirtper IJI'rll)an O},fer Alfred Ehrhardt of IHcLean were
HO~~:~fcde~i~~,~~t~f' I.n~(' 2 Ed J(Ollll,th visitors at the Melvin Ehrhardt
oWfl print~~. rctur':l Waynf" ("raid: Cmtld you I'!{'l\se ,hORJ~s~~~~a;;e~~~~i~l~d Robert and week The HeJ:ald aek- add 8. sht ement thllt thft Hoskins Mr. and Mrs, Martin Madsen were
d<)lltil,,_p,agea~gm~~~\~a~it~~~tl~h~ ~~~~ I:~porter d~:r~~oltla,::n:~l:::: in ~~~~Xn~ijJr~ri~Iy Crm'en and
1 : . I " (thanlt you) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ol~tl ~vh~'e i,~~~~~ (I~eIl(l~l-Corredl iO'!)~ So to nil Tlhp Hp' Id's d Craven home . • . " n('ws Itf"m is miN e1ld- t f·· l' . ',I ~. . g?O \V. I'nth;rson "'1l('('(~I)t{' I" n j II('nds· In the Hosl<lns ermmumty. MI'. and Mrs. ("wnyne Van Au~
8tlLt~lt~~ ~~~Il~~~ didn know no better," ~~~~~.rs at thc Melvin Ehrhardt
11 find to Mrs. Asmus, our ablf' cor· kel' and children and Lee Tietgen ",hidl ",n,,," IlCH'r of pr('( resp lnl(lent, lrt us say "we all just of Wayne werc Sunday afternoon
unanimollsly I -Tlu.l F~dit()rs . ~=====i-"---'------'--~----------=c...;I-=:= 1\1r. and Mrs. I~ldor Kuhl spent , , I Saturday until Sund~y in Sioux
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lhe . home. ('('cll \Valte!'s find Dalf' and City in observance of theil' 25th Mrs. ' n Sltrate and enrol Bernhardt. alii of Nf?r~oll<, wedding anni"crsarv. They had
Thursday evening Wen' 'fhul'sdHY,afternoon VISitorS planned a longer tloip but the \ .... 'ca. t Harry H<wcns home at thr HermRn OriCer home. ther didn't pcrmit it.
M]'. and Mrs. Edwin Mcierhen- Mrs, Don BHuer spenl Saturday
~~. Jeanctte ~nd p,onald wete at the home of hrr parents, MI'. and
j hursday evrnmg VISItors at the Mrs, Ludwig Kuhl. ~. Ians Asmus home. Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Volk of Me
Mr. <and Mrs. Herrmm Opfer, Lean and the August Wippcrllng Nancy· and Billy and Mrs. Mattie family of Randolph were \'isitors Voss were among visitors at, lhe at the Melvin Ehrhardt home Raymond Bernhardt home in Nor~ Thursday. folk Thur!'lctay evening. Mr, and Mrsl, V. G. McFadden
Mr. h.nd Mrs. Willis Ritze and visited at I/l(' Lloyd McFCldden sons, 1\'11', lind Mrs. Vernon Beh· home norHnvesl of han dolph Sun-mrr ami family were Tuesday ev~. day afternoon. , ning visitors at the iHenry Asmus 1\1['. Ulld Mrs, LudWig Kuhl \ve['c home, Sunday guests at the Matt Kuhl
Mr, linn Mrs, Everett N{'wman home at Bloomfield. Rnd family visitC'rt at the Harlan H{'rbolshcimer home MondRY ('Ve- Sholes Social Club ning. • The Sholes Social club had a
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hans Asmus, Ar~ r"rewell card party for Mr. and lenc and Gary wcr(' Saturday sup~ Mrs. Francis Broderick and daugh~ j)('r gue!'lts at the Raymond Bern~ t~rs Friday night at the hall. Pro~ hardt home in Norfolk. greSsive pitch w~s played at
and Mr. and fa~i~Y~~~.~~d ~~~;~~~r?:~~h~"e~ ~~~e~~e~~~te~~ ~'~r~c~l~r~f~h~ c~~fl; 1~""_""'Wff ~r('~ s~~ T'g~~ ~~nas~r:f~~~~~~~l:~c;':~S~~~g ~rtcr:I~h~~al~~~ag~~~gtitr~~~d~~~
inillOnor of gUests at the Edward Bernhardt membf'rs was scrved by Mrs. Gcne~ home -in Norfolk Sunday ('vening vieve Kuhl and Mrs. Ella ~cFadin hbnor of their 42nd wedding den. annilltersary and Mrs, Bernhardt's --============ birthday, mil Mr, and l1rs, Eric MeierhC'nry • ., .
~('('r~I~~~~~~YS~I~~~~~fr ~~~~~s at. '" Mr. and Mrs. \Villiam Piwenitz·
ky and family of Wayne and Mr. I
and Mrs. A!dn Wagner and familY were Friday ev~ning visitors at the • I -
Maurice Sta'hlnakcr homc near ~~~~~=:;:;~~~~~~~~~ Norfolk. r
Mr. and Mrs. Gcrhardt Gnirk find Martha spent Tuesd<f.Y in
O~ar~a~nd. Mrs, Leonard Marten _ - ~ and Ernest Strate, jr., were Sun~ C. ... , THO ..... co... day dinn('r gU('sts at the Frank LIIIM. e1"OCK .. "-Mar1en home. Mr. and Mrs. Ed _ ..... ...... Granz find Ed Krause werc aftcr~ '-::_=_:::= .... ::: ... =::.:::::::::::::==~ noon visitors, _
Gives ".1
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MORE DRAWBAR PULL
GREATER TRACTION I: HUNDREDS OIF EXTRA HOUR~ SERVICE
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Wayne Implement Co~ Mr, and Mrs, Ed Brun1('18, Mrs. •. rI
Manley Wilson and Margaret THE WAYNE HERALD "'<I Phone 150 Way e Stamm spent Monday in Sioux for 3 ye.ars I I I: .'
. Cil,t·,. Manley Wilson took Mar- SAVES YOU A DOLLAR! ~. '~~.~''i!Ii,,~''i!Il 0
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Bernhardt. Mrs. garct Stamm home Tuesday after .
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StatemE!!nt of Co"dition April 24, 1960 I,
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Y THE
A~IONAi. BANK WAYNE, NEBRASKA
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LIABILITIES -.... -.-.-- .. -- .. ~.-.-.- ... --.-.-.~ .. $ 996,706.81
1,733,359.53
717,983.71
1,823,959.61
5,4;00;00 8,000.00
Deposits _____________ . _________________ j __________ , ___________________ ~---- ---- ---- ___ $5,017,930.63
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Capital Stock _______________________ :_.___ _________________________________________ 100,000.00
S~rplus ----------->----i------------------------------------- ---------------------:---- 80,000.00 Undivid:d Profit, and Rc .. r(....................................... '37,429.03
. TOTAL ____________ ' ____________________________________________________ ,_, _____ .$5,285,409.66 .,
Rolli~ w_ L~y; Chairman of the hoard Henry E. Ley, Cashier
, Nina Thompson, Ass't Cashier HaroldE. Hein, Ass't· Cashier
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11SP()r.IC~, jTS"Hi'sfoRYJ'ITS·M~NAGil.\E~T' I}.ND THE EXTENT' OF ps R~SOURCES ~1,: ". ' ..' I
Elec~ric
C~ncrete
Ready.Mixed
I , ~i!e.weight
I Pho~e 3214-I , I I- Hotel I·
Morrison
_ .... uake 01 Musie aDd C-;'--:.JWOli'_Y, UllaGt!r Personal Supervision of Sopbie Jordon
I by VFW Post Benefit 01 Youth Program
Don't Miss This Show! I
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Motors
Open for business in temporary quartars f
until-new building is completed.
Merchant Oil Co.
Jobbers of
Petroleum Pro~ucts
Tires. and Batteries
Ph01W 9!)
Wal'll(), Nebr.
Ec!)nomy Shop
PLUMBING
a~d
HEAtiNG
Hoss Jamc8
Compliments
of
Craven Hardware
Wayne Ice & Cold Storage·Co.
Distributors of
'Pabst Blue Ribb';n
,,"ohnson's
"",,," F~od' \ Complete Locker
Service I .
Frozen
Fr~its and Veglables
. I Pho!l(} 73
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Fuelberth Motor Co.
STUDEBAKER
Wayne; Nebr.
Sorensen Radiator & Welding Shop
Clarence Sorensen,
Prop.
Phone 487
Wayne Monument Works
'221 W. lot st.
Monauments and
Markers
Phone 172-J
Coronado ~ppliances
Washers
Refrigerators
and Radio.
Gambles
Karel Farm Store
Winside,
Nebr.
A & M Sales .& Service
Plumbing and Heating
, '.
Records and Appliances
l'hon~ 368
For Those 'Who Are
Fussy About Their
Food -
Johns Cafe Phone 518
306 Main
Wayne,
Nehr.
Coast-to-Coast Store
Hardware
Sporting Goods
Phone H5
'1'. J. Hughes
Auctioneer
Live Stock Dealer
Phone 57-J
I r~llerton 1 ,
Lumber Co.
Sherwin-Williams Paint
Nelson Master
Slob Shingles
Phone 78
Central
Garage
Service All
Makes of Cars
Phone 220
-- -Swans'
Apparel for
Men and Women
Brown McDonald
llr~ Goods - !\1('1l'~ AI'INlft"1
lli.~ady-t()-'\'ear - Hhocs
Inrtlllt·~ "'t-ur
I
Gem.<pafe
Meals - Lunches
and
Bar
Elnora Frank
Wayne Grain C01
Feed - Seed
":nd
Fertilizer
Phone 60
W .. A. Hiscox Hardware
Electrical
Appliances
Pholle 237 \
Ben Franklin , '
'Store
locally Owned
Nationally Known _
Wayne - llarington
Meyer 9il Co: Lubr~ction • Tires
Battery S~rvice
Mobilgas - Mobiloil
" Tank Wagon Service
I Phone 486
Wayne, Nebra~ka
S~ate . National' Bank . I, , J I ~ ;
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Wayne, Nebr~ska I _' .'1', " "."
W. P. Thomas C. C. Stirlz
Stirtz Motor Co. BUICK SALES and SERVICE
Telephone .71 - Wayne, Nebr.
Stirt~Oil CO.
I BULK OIL
'L Complete Sinclair Service
Telephone 70 I •
Pholle g08
Sherry Bros. Produce
Feed Flour
r--'~'
Salt
Wholesale and Retail
Seyler Motors
, FORP - MERCURY
Comp-Iete Automutive
Service
Texaco Supe~ Service
O. K. Welders
Complete
Tire Service
Phone 289-J
Liveringhouse Transfer.
Hauling of
All Kinds
Phone 363.
YOURS FOR
SERVICE
Shoe Repairing
New Work Shoos
LERNER Shoe Shop
Baby C!ticiu
Start~d Chicks
Feed • Supplies
Tie~ge~ Hatchery .
Johnnie's
First Rate Body Shop
Wreck Rebuilding
" • > Refi~iShing: .
Gla.. Replacin$'
Phone 664-W
Free Estimate
Larson's
Clothing
Store
Jerry's Cafe
Best in Foods
"Crowds Show
Satisfaction"
irinlr - Plumbing
and Heating
IKelvi~ator - Easy
1ft RCA - Morton
tuellerl. Kohl~r. II ester ~le~tric
Photie 227
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Coryell . .AutO Co.
l,;~'evrolet • Old.mobile
r,.ao,~,'J'HUI\5D.yi. 1-0 .ad ~1. :. .
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rh'nit, for Blrth(l:l~' A picnic ditHwr wn~ s;C'l'\'('li
i)](lndRY n00n U"I the 5th. 6th, ·7th ;"Ind R~h ~radt'~ 11f:' .the fol1o\\'in~ PUllil~ in hNlOr of th('ir birthdays: J~nhhv ,Fletchcr, \Y('rnC' and GC'n(' tTlri<.=h, .JHO(, and Joan BucknC'!', ::'Ilaq;:11rN Jorgt'ns('n nnd Mrs, '(VnoelI'o\\' ),lahnn. T]w pupils of t.iH'~(~ g-rark!' hnnorC'd Mrs. I\Iahan with a tmndkcl'('hi('f :<:how('l'.
()h'>f'r\.·e R1rthlll\;\'-. ),11', Hnd Mrs. lIcnry Asmus ('n- t
tf'l"lal(lf'd tbe' rollowin~ gu('sts in '1IhC'ir home Mondrty ('vening in
hono!' . ..Qf their d:'I.llghtt'l'. Bonnie Lnu's hirthday anniv£'rsarj-': JC'ant~tle Hnd Donald Mt'ierhenry, lin .mel Dwight Brugw:-r.nan, w~lrd and G£'rhardt Gnirk Donna \lnd Shirky :KC'ilzkc, Marilyn, J\hu'\'in anri Kenn('th Asmus, Donalrl LangC'nbl"'TJ,{, f)al'r£'l SchwC'de" Shh'l~~y \\'iftl('r, Dor01h.Y Bishop, l\Iarilyn KruC'gC'r, Dalf' Deck and J(llmny ThiC'tje. TIlt' e\'~ning was :--w'nt playing: henrt!' nnd pri7.e~ W('rf' A.wardC'd fa Donna Neitzkt~ R nd D,lle Deck.
:'111". <lnd :;o..Irs. Ha!'r\' Schwede fwd ~'()[lS W(>I'(' Sa 1 unfay ('vening \'i~ito["s al thC' William Plahne
\ hnnw in NClrfolk.
1\ti"('rllanNlu'l "Showl'r Mr,' and IHrs, Martin, Pfeiffcr
rnt£'rtHinC'd ahout 40 rcla1i\'cs and Iri('nds in thC'ir home Sunday eveiling Ilt a ,mi!':cellaneOll5 ·~how('r for
. ~lr. and tI'Irs. Don. Pfeiffer, .. vho W('T'(' mnrri('ci recently, Cflrds WPI'(, 111(' £'v('ning'~ ('ntprtain~£'nt and prizps w('n.t., to Mrs, Adolph finhlff. Mr. and Mr~. \Villis Ritz{' and HUI Kl'uc~er, The gihs were pl'~'s('n'('d 10\ Hw honored couple.
(Neb) Herald. !\lay 4,1950 gu:~j:'l:: Looks' Like The Herald Got~~~::fe~evera1,,1e~ at the WH.] The Wayne M~. ,aas' L . ~ ',IJ 7,' ,an~rAlf~~d ~;~e M~~d. .. ySC~~~::;r;~ ;====::;;============:4===:;-
Wilmer Deck. Taken In' ast 1'1' eek .•• Good! visHors.at the Ed Green home. .
Jan~t ~~~reAIV~esd8Y .• ,. And so, apparently, did. not tl) rr-flIN't Mr. l"nttrrson. IIf' ============ some olhcr good NC'braska ct~lIi('s WM advltif'd of Uti", fB('t by tllf> SHOLES ~~~e hU?~:s~~d it t~;p('~~de inlt~~ m:"';:;Y;I~~rt~:I:)::i~~"'I(~, tNwh In . Hoskins ncws IR~t'\\'cek: thl' n~"kln~ S('hool nr-xt 'y('ur." - By l\lrIt, I\lItl'tin !\ladson
",J. "'.,Pn.ttf'Mtnn IlC'(>~pt"d 11 ('nn~ (Su~twd b~' IIwmlwrs or thl' IIns- ============ tr.wt n~ s\ll~('rlllh'nd('nt of ~('hool~ Idn~ ~houl hoard.) at nO'lldn~ for ll-llother y«~.I\r," Edwin Strnh., Pre's, 1\11'. and Mrs. Alvin Tietg-c'n and
Thf" it('m c!~m(' to 1his nC'wF;p11H'r II Cheryl of Canol! and Mr. and Mt's. in a 1('11('r on Hoskins school stH~ E~r~:~~u.~:)ft'r Alfred Ehrhardt of McLean were tioncry, and was man cd In one of IJIlJW 2 visitors at 1he Melvin Ehrhal'dt The H('rald's OW!l printed return Wn:\'nf' lIf'fald: Could yon I)!~."{' .ho~e MRonda,.: c\·ening
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envelopes.' ~, lUI'S. ay nclson an a )CI1 an
80-<-1his wc·ek The Herald ack- ~~~"Sa ;!:~~:~n~li~·a!o~hf'sel:Ss~~: ~rSi~~~ ~i~~: ~~d~~. Madsen were 1l00\'ledges and print.s h~rcwith a it('m In? Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cra\·cn and ~oublc-page communJ.catlOn on the Mrs. Han .. Asmus children of Randolnh \'>Icrc Sunda\' ltem. (thanl{ you) afternoon guests at the Thomas ,Pa~ 1 (Inbcllf'!l-Corn;ttion) So, to all Th(' I-lC'rald's good Craven homc,
"Thf" ••• nf'WS it('m 1<; misJClul-1
friends in th(' Hoskins ('Dmmun'tv Mr, and Mrs. D£'\\'flynl' Viln Au-in~, .J. \V. }'afh'rNon "ll~'('f"I)tl'd" n 'I and to Mrs Asmus, our ablp ~or~ ker and children and L£'(' Tictgcn I ('outrlL('t. ",hidl \~·Il'" 1If' .. ('r offl'r~~ respondent, leI Us say "we' all just o~ \,,'a\,l1e Wl't'e SUnd,l\ afternoon him. Ill, has no stn.tutory rlf{ht didn knO\v no better" \"Isilors at the Mel\ 111 Ehrhardt I do this.. On !Uar('h 9 th(~ 1I0sldns . hon1l'. . , s~hool board "otrd ununlmollsly .' _ -Th~ }~t1ifors Mr. and Mrs. I~idor Kuhl spent II
I I Sat UllClay until Sunday in Sioux
Vi,~,~~.r~~~ t~1~'s~~J~'i~OS~j~7~~nd ~~~~~l vYk'\~~~:I~I~(,! .~;\I(,o?C~~~f~~~ ~'~~'dl~~Gb~~~1\~~~:a~. t~~~~. ~~~~ Deloris wer(' Thursday evening W('I'(' Thursday aflcrnoon visitorS plaml(,d a longer tl'lP but the wca-I visitors 'at the I-larry Ha\'ens home at th(' Herman OpfC'r home. ther didn't permit it. in Pilg(·r. Mr. and 1\1,rs. Edwin Mf'ierhen~ Mrs. Don Baucr .spC'nt Saturday
Sunday afternoon callers fit the ry, Jeanette' and p,onald were at the home oj he>r parents, Mr.~.and ! McDonald Halis Asmus home wcrc Mr. and Thursday cwning ':VISitors at the Mrs. LudWig Kuhl
evening'Mrs. Austin El'xlehen Rnd .Janice Han~ Asmus home._ Mr. and Mrs. ElmC'r Voll< of Mc~
e\'(·ning. Herman Opf('r and
and Mrs. Alvim BargMr. and Mrs. Ed
. and Mrs. Frank Mattie Voss and
guests at the S::.tu;rday evening Frink's birthday. was cnjoyed and
nf Wisner, 'M.r. and Mrs, Harry Mr. and Mn,. H('rman Opfer, Lean and th£' AUg"ust WiPflel'ling W(>ihC'r, Mr. Rnd Mrs. E. O. Beh- Nancy. and Billy and Mrs. Mattie fanlily of Randolph wcr£' \')sitot,S nwr, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Asmus Voss were among visitors at the at the Me1\ in Ehrhardt homl' and Sandra, Mrs. Clarence Sch1'oe- Raymond BernhRrdl home in Nor- Thursday. dt'r, Mrs. Endn Ulrich, Mrs. Frank folk Thur~rlay evening. Mr. and Mrs \' G. McFaddcn
~i~~Cly~r~'i~~.nic Krause and so~~'1~~d 1l~~sM~,illt'C'r~~~e ~~I~~ ~~~~~dngl~ti~~~,~,h 1~~nh~nlJl~:~a~~{~~ .Mr. and Mn;. ,John Vol\< of Ran- me'r and family were Tuesday {'ve- day afternoon.
dolph and M,·. and Mrs. Oscar ning visitors at til(' Henl'y Asmus Mr. R'ld 1\1rs. LudWIg Kuhl were Christians{'11 of Norfolk wC'r(' Sun- home. Sunday guests al the Matt Kuhl day Hft{'rnoon <l.nd supper gu('sts Mr. and Mrs. F.v('rett N('\\'man home at Bloomfield, ft.l th{' A. BruggC'man home. and family visited fI,l the Harlan
Mrs. Minnie Krause and Marga- Herbolsi1cimer home Monday eve- Sh'oles Social Club r('! and Mr~. }-i('nry Wilson and ning. , The Sholes Sodal club had a Ethel were Sunday afternoon and Mr. Hnd 1\1rs. Hans Asmus, AI'· farewell card party for .1\1r. and supper guests at the Gus Marten ]enc and Gary were' Saturday sup- Mrs. Francis Broderick and daughhOnl£'. nC'r gUt'sts al 1he Raymond Bern- tel's Friday night at the hall. Pro~
:r-.1r. and Mr~. Paul Deck and hardt home in Norfolk gressive pitch was played at seven
~~~~~(~~r~ll~lrr~l~~~ ~~. ~fr~ll~n~ fa;:i~~,~dl'.~~d ~~~~~~~t~e~h~ne~ ~~~('~~~~i~f~"i'~r~e~;f{~~~h~ cl~~ Mrs. Wilfr{'d MillN and son were de and sons and Mr. and Mrs, E}:i- by Mrs. Ella McFadden, preSident among gu('st~ HI the' Hprman Topp win Strate and Deloris wer(' among aft('r which lunch brought by the home' Tu£'sday (',·cning in honor of gUt'sts at 1 he Edward Bernhardt members was served by Mrs. GeneMr. Topp's birthday, home in Norfolk Sunday evening vieve Kul11 and Mrs. Ella McFad*
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fuhrman in honor of th('ir 42nd wedding den. and Arlpn(' and Mr. and Mrs. Her- anniversary and Mrs. Bernhardt's =::..:..----------bert Schwindt and Dorothy were birthday. _ Wednesday ('v(>ning visitors at 1h(' Mr. and l\lrs. Eric Meierhenry , .
w:.~nkMr!~m~r ~,~u~(, r~f~~' a~;l;;~ ~~(':eCl~'~~~~~YS~I~'~~~~~r ~~~~o:.s at. , noon visitor. 1\11'. and Mrs. William Piwenitz~
Betty Arch(')' spC'nt Ihe week('nd ky and family of Wayne and Mr.
at ~~~ ~odb('~tr~~?{l~~d hRr~~~ Hnd ~~(~('Mil~i·d~;.\~~,,,~~~~n"?i~i~~~S f:t~i~~ • I
~;~~l):r~;:~~t~~,~~~t~~~I~~:~e~~ ~~:}~l~. Slahlnaker home near ~====::;======;:.-:::~-:::~-the Leonard Mart('il home. Mr, and :ivlrs. Gerhardt Gnirk ::::: .. ~=-\ =:~
WRlt('r Strale was a p'upsday and Martha spent Tuesday in --."..... ........... -..-evening visitor at the EdWin Strate Omaha. _ ~
ho~~~. G('org(' Langenlx'rg and an~rEr~~~t ~t7~t~ej;~~('::a~~~ C. 8.., THo ..... co.. Frances \\'('}"C V.lenn£'sday ('v('ning day riinn('r guests at the Frank LIft. .....c ..... ,,_
m('eting at the Vi~~;.S %~;t~;-I~nt~~;~~I~:C~~~(>~f ~,~~~~na~~~~ ~;~us~n~·e~~r~·ft;; =.:-.=-. ::..-::z:.-e.
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GR'EATER TRACTION I
I HUNDREDS OF EXTRA HOURS SERVI~E 'In actual farm tests, this sensational new tire got tractors through wet, slick, .slippery soil where ot~er tires bogged down. Put these sensational'ires on your tractor. Tney don't cost a penny. more,
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Wayne Implem~nt Co. Wayne Tuesday I Indianapolis, Ind .. \vas a Thurs(h~y no.on visitors.
aftcrnoon visitor at' the Mrs. Otelm Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brumcls, Mrs. 180m and MartC'n home. Matd('y Wilson and Margaret THE WAYNE HERALD 1175 Main gucsts at Th~~~~naey a~pp~;I'}~u~:t~U~t w~h~ ~~~;m spent Monday in Sioux for 3 ye~rs
R~r;~:~;;!o~~ I H%~s~ R~l~~'~n~O~;~nhardl, Mrs. ga~~s's~~%(?'~o~~S~~e~~~~ ~f~; SAVES YOU 'A DOLLAR! _;~~~~i,i,~ii~i,f,~i~~~~~~~~~~uf,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~iiiii.i.i.i.i.i.i.i.i.~,.~.iigR •••••• D ••• S •••••••• ~ •• D ••••••••••••••••• ~.2 ••••• a •••••• K •• a ••• a •• n ••••• a •••• a=.~2~a~=.m= •• ~
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Statement of Condition' April 24, 1960
THE
E NATIONAL BANK W pNE, NEBRASKA
CES ................................... $ 996,706.81
1,733,359 • .53 i 717,983.71 1,823,959.61
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LIABILITIES Deposits .............................................................. : ................ $5,01 7 ,980~63 Capital Stock ....................... : ..................................... ,......... 100,OOO.O?
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Ro1lie .W. Ley, Chairman of the Board Henry E. Ley, Cashier ,.
Nina Thompson, Ass't Cashier' . Harold E. Hein, Ass't, Cashier 8
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VITAL 6 MOINTHS CAR PROTECTION
PLAN
* Make Sure-of Summer Driving Safety!
BecallSt' :May through O('tuhC'r art' thf' Illflst \"itai . .,Lx months fnr your car, SllC'lly Oil c;.;nmllHny ifl.nugurateJ"i, thi~ month, the lllt}!o,t a!nazing, most worth·whUt"" ('at prntN'iionl plan in antnml1(h't'\
t~~~~r~~o'lI~ . st~(,~;;II~1r:I1~:;1~:rI;~I~~1 t(~f~~~il~r~~~;:~. ?,~~.~~~.i~r~ months", . ,you'll h(',ghld you did:
Ask for Our FREE Tire Check
Complete! ,Expert! Don't Wait!
Your Skt'llyman chJ:cks your trl'tt<l" [or W'('ar, lonks fi)r dangt'rolls hrt'ak" und ,'ral'king, in'ilu·(·ts ('(mditioll 01 !o,i(il-walIs, dw('li. .. \,al\,('!'>.,
Yonr Skf'llynllln II:-'PS ap(lroi'('d mpthofl.;, Latf''it f'I[Uipiilt'lIt, lIr- kllll\\'H all tht'r(' iH to hnon abuut tirps!
Sn\'p your!o>t·lf I){)..,sihl" trouhh' tOllwrrow hy gfltting your FREIi~ SI{t~lIy Tlrl'> Ilfopt-'C'tioll today! Ntllrt with thi .. vital ttr(' C'h('('knp at 011('(',
* DRIVE IN TODAY * :1 Langemeier Oil Co. • - HOOD "400" TIRES -
~IER~ MORDHORST, LESSEE
614 Main St. ',Ilhone 52ll·W , ,
SKELLY APPROVED SERVICE I
Customer~ Say,
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MillE THIlllS PER MilE ••• MORE AlliES PEl, IAlLIIN!'
lAKE ABATE WIlli A 7ID/KEll:1
'Drive* delivers'aJl.tbiA wonderful power in one smooth surge. Discover how much you save when YOll drive the "Rockct"~ the anw=inl! gas economy of a true hip,h.comprd&sion engine-plus the lower price oj t"e,'~'Roc/;fl88n in 1950! Make your date with a '"Rocltet S"-todayt
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i General ", BIt~t.\CKS1nTnIN'G
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Cultivator Sht>r.:l· li,l $bal'J)ening-
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• •..•. .. !. Laul'el Maehin~ Shop,
R.y Dolph, o>''1,br .
nnm'el, ~Ch.1 .
Farmers . UDio~ Lloyd $ebb*, Cattle
Cla'jr ~elnd.,. .. , •• t. HClgll:5a1l, •• n,an
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CARD OF It'll and I wish 10 for til(' cat'd:". ]('11('1'.'1 Wt' l'L'cej\'l'd during our Ih(' hospital. They werc. (jC'cplyappreciated. Mrs. -Marv n Drag-hu. In p
: SC'p~rnt(' locket, hellrt I CA~l) OF THAfKS: The Pcp. c1qb
L"rge Sln.ipme'nt 'I of
INNERSPRING
MtF~:~~~'~~S lso-cdil. $25.88
2ln_ctil $37.88
252-0 il $44.88
ambles
FOR SALE: 1949 3O~ft. Ir0Dwood aluminum trailer, birch firrish. Retrigerator, apt. gas stove, blinds d1'apes. pulled SID miiles.
. TaRdem. Occupied 7 months, &Db HalnC'l, ·109 Main. my4p
Comhusker Hybrids for bigg('r yields on
your farm
All numbers are on hand at
Vii A YNE IMPLEMENT CO. 117 S. Main Phone 150
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O*DER YOfr Newlldea PICKER
'I O'de: ~ ~~ila11e Plc!KERS ON HAND
Wayde Implement dompany A~li~-Chalmer~ Dealer
Wayne, Neb. 1178. Main
100 (liON
. yon know. All proceeds above dief fithin .30 daY, of,thesale,
T. J. Hughes ~uction~er ••• First
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Phone ·130,] I
shaped ',,"Itil small ruby . .seLl of Wayne lIigh school wislies to Leave at Hl'rald office. m4p C'xpr('ss its apr!reciatlon to all tJie --------.~--.-~ mothers \vho helpt'd make til(' MISCELLANEOUS- hanquet a success. 'nN
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SALE: Allis Chalmers ,2-l'OW I WANTED TO RENT: :A. lnd.~ with track p18~te!r: $50. Clli'veland two beys neeUB a plnce to Jive Farm EqUipment, Concord. m4p by June 1. J.nquire at Heraki. m4
FOR SALE: _1947 WHl:ys Jeep.
~Yl~~a~~e~~OI~~ ~~85n~;:'qu\~~O~~ JEEP TRENCHING Hprald. my4p 6 in. x 6 ft. fOO' fa.rm wate-r lines.
FOR SALE: Mercantile buildin,e- at 107 W. 2nd St. 5-room apt. unstairs. 1321 ~q. ft. floor spac~ downstairs. Ftlll basement. Good 10catiol1. Cavanal!lgh 315 No. Main St. ap27
Level-$80 per Acre Unlm,proved, level, heavy land. Unimproved €'xcept good dOUble' crib. Liquidating estate. All tillable. Located 12 miles southeast of Sioux City, or 5 miles southeast of Sergeant Bluffs. Crop to buyet'.
SEMI-MODERN-NEAR TOWN
315 acres with above avera~(> improvements. Rolling, silt loam soiL :ijest pasture in this area. Two miles from RaRdO'lph. $135 pe·r acre with crop to buyer.
NORTH OF FREMONT
Clean trenches. ~ALSO~
Cesspools Drilled 26 in. x 36 or 54 ft.
Tops cemented 4 %. £t. deep if you wish.
Neely & Askwith Phone 52 Box 194
Tilden, Nebl'asl,u 50eow
FOR RAPID low cost mechanical ditch digging fol" water works and sewer lines. Call or write Tuttle Bros .. Hartington. iNebr. Phone 5 F-110 or 13 F-1111.-ap13tf
WANTED:
SCRAP IRON Wayn~ ,Auto Salvage
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Sales and Service I .
A bonded SingC'1' representative will Ibe in Wayne.' and vicinity one day each wcek. For prompt service plC'us{' write 10
SINGER
NFZ Stops Coxy This Dr. Hess product helps to control cecal coccidiosis and pul..,. JOl'um~ Contains nitrofurazone, a new drug used in human medicine. Easy to treat chicks-just add NFZ to feed. Doesn't stunt chicks. Use NF;; and de\'elop
I coccidiosis imrnunify;
Griess Rexall Store m414 Top quality, all modern, produc~
live, and big. Ideal location to town and maTket. $230 per acre for a Logan Valley farm of nearly 400 acres. The best.
lW~~ry~~ut<;'E'~p~~tyt~ rags. tl =========== ......::.::.:..:c.:=,c=.:c...::.==,-=--=a1=4tf CARD Of THANKS---WANTED: Spray and brush p~int-
jng o.n farms and homes. See CARD OF THANKS: My sihcere We Need More Farms
to Sell-Now Darrell or Art Erxleben, Wisner, thanks to the blood donors and Nebr. ap2ot40 f0r the vLsits, .cards and flowers
during my stay in the hospital. WANTED: Harness and saddles to G. Earl Le~vis. m4p
011 and l'epair. Pi,lger Harness Shop. oGH . R. C. HILL CO.
DION ELECTRIC 108 West Third St., Wayne, Neb. or
635 Gr.ain Exch. Bldg., Omaha Wiring .. Repatring m4 --________ -..,._1 Phone 333-LW
"Y ANTED- I 308 East !nh Wayne, Neb.
WANTF:D TO RF:NT: Apartment __ ~_-:-____ ~m:::30tf : l'{e~::::.'11 house. Phone 392--;;,!i~ WANTED:
WANTED TO RENT: Modern hnuse or apartment by young
j business man. Gooca references. I,Will pay advan('{> rent. Call Mr. I b-amer at The Wayne Herald. L ' m4t3
DUMP TRUCK HAUL~NG
- H. E. Rittel ,
418 East 10th St., Wayne a27tf
WANTED: 2 or 3 'room apartment WE STILL HAVE a few vacancies for young married couple. No at the Panska Nursing Home. children. PhonC' 477. m4t2 'Ve care·for the aged and infirm.
S'LIGHTLY Used Cars
New Chevrolet. and OIdsmobiles are .till ocarce. We offer you' many good miles in these Fine late model automobiles .. _
• 1948 5·Pas. (hey. Coupe Maroon wIor, J"&4Uo., hpa.ter .. !!Wat -covers.
• 1946 Buick 2-dr. ~'Inck. Roadmaster.
• 1948 (hev. 2-dr. Asn.k.~ im. . .u:tomobile as yon~Ul"'\. ... r find.
• 1948 ford 2-dr. L
G.ot an tht· trimmings.
• 1947 Olds.4-dr. Ilydroma.ti('., I'8ldio, and aU.
• 1947 (hev. ·2-dr. ? Very 'lew mileage.
• 1946 Chev.4-dr. A "'~~ .»u-rticular 0own~~.
• 1946Chev.2-dr.i ··1
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• very good 1941 ;(~rOfels ".4 _ These Cars Carry the Genuine I
Chevrolet,O.K. Guarantee I
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CARD. OF TlIANKS:.I wish to thank all those who 5(>nt cards and gift~ and who visited me in the hospital. MTs. Robert Peterson and David Michael. m4p
CARD OF THANKS: I wish tn ·thank onE' ·and all for thpir thoughtful deeds. cards, gifts, flowers and pers-onal visits dUr¥ ing my recent fall. Mrs.. Bernhard Koch. m4p
CARD OF THANKS: We wish to express our deep appreciation for words of sympathy and ltindness. to teaehe-r, ·parents and children of Dist. 19. and neighbors. f'SPf'd1IY dies who. assisted in ho e, dinner. and' lunch. al~ ·for' ... · floral offerings, during owr recent bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. Avery {Mike)' McDonald and, fam~ Hy. my4p
CARD OF THANKS: Thanks for cards., ktters. gilils and \al'l who visited. us whUe at the hospita.l. Mrs. Warren Austin and Ken~ neth. m4p
LESTER' ELECTRIC
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• KELVINATOR • EASY SPINDRIERS • RCA VICTOR • MORTON Kitchens
Wiring - Phlmbing Rlfll.ting
CO~IPLETE ELECTRICAL REPAIR SHOP
To s('rvke wha.t you have .•• to ser\"icl'l what we sell
Phone 227-W - Wayn~
Aerial & Grotind SPRAVltjlG
For Corn Borel'S, W~cls and Grasshoppers'
WAYNE AERIAL SPRAYERS
168 P"HOl\E 281 a27tf
General EJectric Appliance H~adquarters
• : Wayne Electric & Appliance Co.
Farm
Business PrnD~rlti'"
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USED CARS. !1942 FORD Busi.ness cOU,"~~ 1941 FORi;~f'
Chrb Coupe
1941 C.hevr.olet Spt •• edaR .":;
1941
6,Cyl. Sedan' . . ,~ ...
1939 . Chevrolet . Sedan
1938 tievr", Town Seut:
1937 DODGE Sedan'
FORD Model 'AJuder
THE ABOVE ARE ALL
IN ABOVE AVERAGE
CONDITION
Late Models
1947 Ch'evrolet Town .Sedan·
1946 FORD Delu~e Tudor
1947 Siudebkr. ~-toa ... ,'
C,,_.., Condition
aDd Price I
,Seyler . .. 'I
Motors Your Franchised
FClRD - MERCURY . Dealer
})S E 3rd Phone 303 Wayne: Neb •
i . . SEE "The Great Virgil"
l\londay, May 8 I' ~ayDe 'City ,A.uditodllM I
.,...I_m - -, " .. _ M •. ""M N.,_. M"Ir--: ... ':"'T ..... .;...-----..... -----..... ---'----..;.,-----~.:... .... an .. ughtcrs ,",ere visitors' at the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bright
~~:;t;;:~=:-:-::::l:li-~t- .....,~~"'i"'+:-+~-li----:--~~-"""":-:---:--+---- 1111;X~.~, nnd Mrs '. Ed,vin. Dro'r·'c-. Has, mus Rasmussen, Eddie Nelson ". 'N'. i: . e' I ddt:> ,- and Mr. and Mrs. HC'nry Andersen.
S X;:~~~~ni~:.Ogl'C home Wednes- spent Wednesday evening at the
i'IIfl.)" 11 Lutheran 1\1\1-
Neh.::hboring Circle. ~
~"¥('~~lm.~ iodg-c. 1 l\f!ty 13 '
Roynl Ncigi/lhor led. c. :Ull.Y 18 ,
('ent!'!' Circle club. ~ !\'[:lyl!) '1·.
W:'l"idC' Woman's St\ldY cluh. MllY'W .
Legion Auxiliary.
IIllPIll-' Smlh·~ ('lull }' Thc Hnppy smitC's 4-. I club met
Thursday, April 2 ,at ihc home of Nancy Iversen wi h ni c memhers prc~cnt. Each mQmbe. received a
·ti~il~l~~\~~ng ~~~~tb~~dlr;~1~ ~~~ plete by next .rn~etinglf and bring material fa start' thci pin cush~
~~~~. e~i~~ 0:.11 ~~~c~leal iI~ec~~~l~r~~ church or other /PUblf buildings. The mceting wi} be ith Donna Boulting 'on May 11. :
Faren'cll I ; Norma Jea .Carye tcrlaincd.a
of yo ng peo Ie Tucsday at a farcwe . party for
Rh dy, who will join his pnrents. Mr.! and rs. Harry Rhudy, at ~orfolk ~hen school doges. The y ung fol s enjoyed a social evening The g up presented Clark Lee vith a gi t.
Friday, Ap iI 28, ~arkcd the 52nd wedding annive 'sary of Mr. and M·rs. Wil iam 'K~ t. For the occasion, the ollowin weI'C at the
W;;"dlnA' Annl'·e ..... ry I
h"',t~,,ot"rt Kant home th t cveni g: Rev. and
~:f' :~s.MOtt ilk~~t'~~dso~mW;: ~l~[A~~grs~r~·'r~v~~dt~ :~~te E~~ Dangberg an Paul ~nd Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Dimmcl. I '
Rrbl"kah M('c~ng I \ . Rebekah lo~ge metl' Friday eve-
L~;cha.\v~~e s1~~ ~~~~c:; ~~~: h_ ;l"·.o.r.- .• ;, .. CC Hoffman. Mrs. HO\\lard Iversen
will entertain May ~. The Rebekah distnct \meetin~ will be held
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Rey. Mertie I Cary, Mrs. Kent Mary· Troutman, Oakley Reed and James' Troutman Methodist district
. Wausa Friday.
California Guests 'Mr. and Mrs. Lute 1
Long Beach. CaliL, . day . .to visit Mrs. Mrs. ~alph Prince. tives.. Sunday Mr. tel', Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. berg of at the
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Doris Atteml Shower t I ]\Ifr. and. Mrs. Car. Ritze and
Harold. Mr. and Mrs. us Kramer and family and Mr. a d Mrs. Norman .svensen Rnd dau hter attended a wedding shower the Martin Pfeiirer home ncar Hoskins for Mr. and Mrs. Donald . cifrcr~ who ~ere married recently.
wscs 1 The Woman's Socl ty of Chris-tion'Service met at the church parlors Tuesday aft rnoon with Mrs. A. C. Selders as ostess. Fifteen members and on g1,1est were present. In the abs .nce of the president, the vice pr sident, Mrs. Pyatt Rhudy, appoin ed the following nominating committee: Mrs. George Gabler, f:rs. William Wagner and Mrs. Ma' Troutman. Co-chairmen' for the .cQfj'nnunity dinner May 10 are Mr~.'~ent Jackson and Mrs. W. L. ca~y. The next meeting will be May '9 with Mrs. James Troutman as h stess .
, Bal)tized on !j,unday ,t,..
Carla Kay Meyers, il~fant daughter of 1\'1r. and Mrs .. ~IOYd Meyers of Albion, was baptiz d at Trinity Lutheran church duri g the morn~
~cfv. Wa~\~~e ~~~~.y S~r;;~~~~~gwe~~ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jel1kins.
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. Mr. and Mrs Alvin ·nargstadt WM;~ ;~rl ~~~e'Gcorgc Darnell and rdm!ly,atten,de? a party at the were In Omaha ThursdHY on busiGlen J"rmk. home In rro~kins Sat- ness. br~h~a~~('mng 'for Mrs. Frinltls Hpnry FlcC'r wns a Sunday din-
D d 1VI r.el' guest at the -Fred.. WitUC'r sonsr.\V~~(' T;~r l~ayLsuDp~:rag~u:::t~ home.
H ES ~ l' '.~ .~ FlorinC' GrRPe of W<lync spC'nt
at lhl' I<~lank BrH~ht hnnw CC'Olgr tlw \\'('ckC'nd with 1\('1' pnrell!s, Mr. nf'lthn nnd EnUirl,l J{()ll \\('1(' C\(': nnel Ml'~. Olto Grnrf. nmg- VJ~Jlors ! M,r. and Mrs. Clifford Rhode nnd
Mdhotl(st (It'II'(·11 (RC'v Merll(~ ChJU, pastOl)
Sunday, May 7 Sl nday school, 10:00. Service.!', .11:00
An all-fam.By gath 'ring will he held at the~ church T ursday evening, May 11, in at crvance of Family Week, May ( 10 14. The program will consist I rgcly of the picture. "Rollin' Han c." A short (ilm for .cl1i1di'Cll, "Ce Capers," will be shown. All 11cmbers and friends of thf' church Hre invited. A social h0\1r and lu 1ch will folJow. A fl'eC'~wi!l off( ring will be taken.
The HnlllIal confer nee will be held at Lincoln May ~ O.
C W Shur! It' 1 01 L,ltll ('1 \ 1~ll('(l famJly spent WednNHlay evening at the Ed Lmdl (>r~ homC' Sunday al the II.. C. Hans()n l1ome. morning MI Hne1 Mrs Lltlfli)('rg Mr. Hnd Mrs. Cad Rilz(' and clccomplnwct M Shurtl(!f home Harold were SundRY dinner gucsts and wcre dmnel guests of MI!, at the "Villis Ritzc home ncar Lmdberg's SI.stC' . l\Irs A J Ford Hoskins. and Mr. Ford ane Mr. Shurtleff. . Mrs. Otto Graef and Mary \vere
MJ:. an~ Mrs.JCharles Cary, sr., In Norfolk ·SatUidRY. They were ~~yPll~~r ~v~:(' ~~ni.~ ~~~~t\~~~~ g~~~~ guests at the Loren Tappert
Af~ernoon visitors nt the Cary Mr. and Mrs. Everett Witte. home ~ere Mr. nnd Mr~. Char.les Mary and Sally visited at the WprCary. Jr .. find family Hnd MI'. and ner Janke home Sunday aft('rnoon. Ml's. Chester Cary and daughkr of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stolle> and Norfolk. faf!1ilJ: of Sioux City spent from
MI'. and Ml'S. Edwin Brog-I"('11 and FrIday to SatUl'day evening \vith ~aughtcr and Mr. and Mrs. WiI- Mrs. Stolle's pnrC'nts, Mr. and Mrs. Iwm Brog-rcn and son sj)('nt Sun- Carl'SicvC'rs, Mr. and Mrs. Avery· clay wUh Mr. and Mrs. GeorgC' Sta- iMcMahan and children WC]'C Sat~ ben. at .Bl;:ur in honor of Mrs. Stn- urday evcning- visitors at the 1)('11 s birthday. Sievers home.
~~-St.. l~nul's Luthernh (;lllIrC'lJ .Mr. and Mrs'. Lylo. Gamble of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mann and (Rc\'. H. M. Hilprl'j' pastor) I ~rtym' ~'('r; Sunday dlOne.I' guests daughters were Sunday visitors at
Salul'day May 6: Cilurch !:ichool ,It lhe C1Rrcnce Bronzynskl home. the John Mann home near Norto1k. at LOn.' I N~r. rtn~~ !vlr~: Wayne. ImC'] were M,r. and Mrs. Wayne Lung and
Sunday, May 7: SC'I'~'ices in Ger- rfolk \IS1IOlS Srtlurn"y. famliy of Norfolk were dinner and man at 9:;m. Sunda~ school at Crtllers at the Howard Morris SUpper guesls Sunuay nl lhe O. R. 10:00. English SCl"vic{'$ at 10:15. ~n:('. Yl{'. pas.t ,-;-,cek to ,Visit Mr. SKeolcdhe~~, nroc~n,oer·t(."(.n!ro·o'n(n,d,(.oM(.tor'r·~, ,Allen
Walther League meets Thursday OII'1S, \\ho ~s Ill. were 1\:11'. and ..... CI" ...", evening, May 4. Mrs. Dave Mll1~r and fanllly. Ar- BoMtlry~ Frl dllland Voss. Ce>orgc,
Churoh council will meet Sunday lhur Bn:-:nzynskl, John Ehll'~s, Del- .. and MArgarct VISited Mrs evening. May 7. bert 8ml! h and Eugene WeIble. Dora PuIs at Pllgt'l Sllnday
. Mr. and Mrs. Ken! JaqkRon. Vir~ FrNI DimmC'1 of Kansas City
Trinity LutJu-ran ·Churrh (Rev. Wallaec Wolf, pastor)
Sunday, May 7: Su day school 10.. Morning wor hip at 1 L
will be radio Sun ay. Ladies Aid will meet Wednesday,
May 10, with Mrs. Munley 'Wilson as hQs(css.
Criteclwtical classes 'ill hold no meeting Saturday. Ma 6.
"Victory Sunday" w s observed last Sunday morning i observance of the .clill1ax of th Christian Higher Educational outh program. TrinUty Luthe' an church w('ot over i~s ~oal w th about a 150 percentage'., ~
RECEIVES \VORD 01] SISTER'S DEATH Mr. and ·Mrs. Carl Sievers 1'('
ccivC'd \\,OJ:d Tuesday f the deatll of Mr. Sievers' sistC'r. Mrs. A. L. Plotner, at Lancaster Calif., on April 25.
WINSIDE LOCAL Mr. and Mrs.' Carl. Sievers left
Thursday for Lancaster. Calif., where they will make an indefinite visit with their son, Ernest Sievers and "family. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Witte will occupy the ~ievcrs resi~ denee during their ab~bnce.
Mrs. Shirley Lash "f Norfoll< spent the weekend wit! her mother. Mrs. Charles Misfeldt, and the C. B. Misfeldt family.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl sievers were Mo~day ::;upper guests at the El-
m%r~~~~ ~~~'Fred ~lUehlmC'ier spent Wednesday evenihg at the August Kol1 home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester daughter were visitors
~~~~t S~~da~OI~~~rn~~~(']~itepr~~ ~i~hC ~~nud~~~t.o ;~~~1>~;;:e~~ days Charles Jackson home. Mr. And Mrs. Jacob Walde. who
Mo. and Mrs. Alfred Mil1C'r, Lar- SIlC'ht the past thrp(' weeks at Ex~ ry and Eugene, an? Paul Blaser eelsior Spl'ings. Mo.. rcturned wer(, Tuesday evenmg Visitors at... home Wf'clncsday e\'oning. the Ralpn Andersen homf'. Callen. at t.hc James Troutman
Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus Nielsen home Sunday' .afternoon Wcre Mr. and Norma Floy of Hoskins' were unO. Mrs. Vern Trout man and famSunday aftern<,:lOn visitors at the ily of Stanton and Mrs. Mary I-~o~\"al'd MorriS home. Evcning: Troulman. vlSllors w~rc Mr. and MI;.,. Ca.rl Mr. ami Mrs. Ge>orgc Darnell Bronzynskl and family, Mr .. and wcre in Atkin~on on bUsiness Mon~ Mrs. Wayne 1mel and Mr. and Mr·s. day ~)1d.Tuesday. Don Quinn and daughters. ~F. an~ Mr1>. Lloyd Meyers and
. Supt. and Mrs. D. R Warde \vere ehlldrcn {'if AlbiQn wcre Sunday dlrner guests at t.he L. W. Kahl dinner guests of Mrs. Meyers' par~ home Sunday evenmg. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Nbe>rt Jenkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Augu~t. Longe \','!"'r(' I Mr. and Mrs. H. C: .. Hansen. Mr. Sunday afternoon VISitors B.t the and Mrs. Gurney Hanse>n Hnd Mary I Arthur Longe home. Jane and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bell
MI'. ~nd Mrs. Frrd SchT"Opd{'l' m('r and family wcre guests nt the {'ntert~lIle~ the fol,I(j}wll'1g gu('sts Henry Anders!"'n honw Thursday at a SIX a clocl< dinner Sunday o\'oning for Mrs.' Andersen's birth('vening: Mr. and Mrs. H('nry day.
~~I;~~I~~n~/\~I~{rt~r;cp~f~1~~ie~~ The following guests w~re enter.:
henry. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Mans ~~m~~ h~'medi~~~~1a:\vtphnein:lf~?r~ and fB.mily. Betty and Tpd Archer and Mrs. Harold Frcsc and family Rnd MI'. and Mrs. Ed Maas and of Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. Mflrvin Phy!iis. Dunklau aRtd daughters of Wayne,
Oorothy Mellick of Norfoll< .Mr. and Mrs. Werner Janke and splint Ihe wcekend at the Kent sons and Mr. and Mrs. 0110 Car-
Ja~~~ol~~dn~rs. GeorgC' Darnell sl('ns, Judy and Dale. spent Tuesday in Sioux City. MI'. and Mrs. August Longe
Mr. and Mrs. AnIon Backer of spent Friday eveqing :'It Hlc Wi!Randolph spent Sunday cYening liam·Jones home in honor of Elmer with Mr. Bacl<er's sister and hus- JonC's' birthday. hand, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lindberg. Mr. and Mrs. Carl 'Ehlers and
Mr. anrl Mrs. HHrold Schroedt-r KaFen and Mrs. Dorn EhlC'rs were and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fiene of Sunday afternoon and supp('r Lincoln came Saturday to Visit Itt guests at the Alvin Bargstadt the W. 1" Cary homc OWl' Suncta~. home>.
Mrs. George Gabler was a Sun- l\til'. lind Mrs. Delmer Kn'mke day afternoon visitor at the H. C. were Sunday ('vening \'isitors at
home. Evening visitors the Edwin"Brogrcn home.
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On Quality Famous Brand
TOWELS Solid color Cannon and Haynes towel. with self rope borders. Grey~ flame, blue, peach, turquoise. Have :M.\>ther's initials on towels for Mother's Day. Extra heavy 22x46 bath towels. __ .$1.98 Guest towels .. 98c Wash c1oth ... 39c Regular weight bath towels ............ 98c Matching wash cloth~.. . ....... 29c
_ MOTHER'S DAY, MAY 14
City Au!1itofiunl, Monday, MaJ[ 8, Wayn'; Ki":anis Club)
Double bod 81xT08 slze.' .. ~ ... $2.09"
72.x99 .•.. $1.79 42.x30 «Aie •••• A5c
~~~i:e~:e:~::1 ;1:7;;' .. $2.59 72..:108,.:.$2 . .3;9 42x36 cau •.. 55<
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Lady r.eppml! Combed' $2 9' 8' Perea e sheets, 81x108.... •
SALE! Luxury pinpoint CHENILLE BEDSPREADS
72Xl08·.$2.142X38V~ (0.8 •• ,65c
$ 4 8 8 Some hovo ""go
Just in tilJilO (or houllec1eaning, to givil I }'our bedrooms a fresh look. Lovely solid colors in waveline chenille. Luxury spreads at a budget pricel Buy one for Motltier.
Quadriga percales
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For your ~ummer sewin~ ..• luxury cotton fabrics at Mc~ Donald's iregulur low price. ...'eathtaking selection of prints aM solid colors for every summer cdtton' sewing ne,,:d. Perma~ nent finish means lasting fresh~ ness no matter how often they !lre washed. 36" wide. Choose thill week!
New SIN\PLlCITY patterns are here'! See them soon!
Cannon turkl bath towels
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3'9 Rich solid color~ to fit your.lJathroom . ¢ 20x40 color sch~me. Allover ~hfk dc~i~n. • Guelt towell .... 29c WelSh cloths .... l0c
Large size Cannon turkish bath towels Solid lcolor with attr'active dohby
5 9" wea,(e border. An exceptional value.· . 1" 22x44 Buy now.
Guest towel ..... J9c Wash,do.h, .... 19c
Extra heavy large Connor roth towels
79 .' Ex~ra th.irsty. Muted soth! ("ol"r~.
,/ ~atln stnpe border. Buy now for 1- 22x44 Mother's Day.
Gued towel ..
I, 2 and 3"piece sheers and cottons for women, misses, Juniors, half sizesl Thriftily priced I Comparel
Fresh - neW sunshine fashions in new styles, cool fabrics. Waf fIe piquesJ
blltcher rayons, Il}adras, rotton and Bemberg I siheers. SeleCtion includes. ' sunbacks with jackets and three-piece .oordinated outfits. Every dress priced for top value. Buy now!
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, .' ' ·ll I . Rog~rs hom~ while Welc home fast Wednelday eve· HU"OllK'i"lc,,' was in Omnlla Ilt !ling.. I' , IOn. The Heming- Ml', and Mrs. Vigq Christensen returned home,Sutur- and family were atl the Gcoq~c
Welch home Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Al Kern and' fami-I tn5tl:y:;;;;::-N;;-;:;:==----.C~~~=:::_~7:~~~~~:=~~-~~;~~~~~~~:..:~~=~~~:..-ly were in Lincoln Sunday at the II' C.C.Thomashome.
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f~JL~~~l?:t~~:~~~Jg:~:~~ondav ~d~Pg~~,~~e~~~a~t e~~~ ~~Y~~~l~~sln~,:::e'~:~'::I~::b ~t~~s~~ i:S~'~~~~i~~~ler, Western Mr. and Mrs, Clarchce Longe and Mrs. RobC'rt Smith and fumilv Wt'I'C at the Grover Carr Dr,nniS of Phillips, S. D., A C.
Gary were in Hosldns for dinnl'r spen~l~i:~l SUa~dd"yL,.a"VoNnOn,,: home in 'Wul(efield for dinner Sun- M don Ehlers of Omaha spent the' t Ity . , jE~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i~~la~s~t~s~u~nd~a~y~aiititihieiEir~neiiis~t~Liainigei"i-~~iii:.~~~~~Uiiiii~~~d~a)~ .. ~~~~~~~~~~~ weekend .. at the Henry Ehlers be[~~g~~ ~OngCn~d Lawrence th~et~eo~,~~tJ w~~ti~e We~~;;~~~ hO;:;~;. Adam MCl'herran and Mrs. E;!l!'~: f~I;~~ing recoiJed 100 k the
f:i~~v~~, Burns sperlt Thursday 111 spelling Ol.astery test: EyeJ~I.!l.0tr
Mrs. Mary ]Iart returned home ~~~~~I~;;i~ti,a ~f~~~rA~rV~;"~I~;;;'
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April 30 - May 6
"Nothing Is Too Good for Baby"
Cool for Play, Pretty for Dress-up
C.OTTON DRESSES You'll bl>: delighted over our ~election of babies' and little girls' dresses. A variety of styles ... pleasantly priced.
Infants'Dresses in .ill .. t. a Jitthl :\lany st~·II'.o; - all (·.arf'rul1y
mailf', trimrrH'd with sm(J('klng, 1.a('~', ri~·-rn('. H. I'! and 18 months.
t.hat will delight IlI'r ! Skt~ve-
:~s~ ~::~!~;r'~r '~fc:!t~~!:n,~:r:a~~ nnd sl~l1d 'colors.: Hizcs' 1-6X.
Favorite Style - Priced for Savings!
PLASrrIC PANTIES i ':- " . ."",
Receiving Blankets
49c Pink.' blue or While cotton blllnkf'is in 1 he large :l7x36" size. ·Whipstilehcd edges. '
69C rair
(;l('or IJia!1tk pun til"" tlwt snap 0l)(~n down {'itiH'r sidl~
fur ~a.sy dunging! And mothers, note. the pantks wa~h so easily - w(Ju't chafe baby's te~der skin! Si~{'s small, medium, large, ('xtra lar,:W. Buy !!wyl'ral pair!
' .. onl, at Our Low "rjcl~!
Training Pants
lombC'cl (:011011, s\ngl~ knit body, douhle thicknp.ss at cl'otch. White. Si~cs 2-6,
Hpt·.cial Low Pril't·!
Birdseye Diapers
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Infants' Creepers
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~--;asy to wash, rN]uin.' no il'onin)~. Mniz(' or hlU/' wlth elastic sicks. 0-1-1 ~~. iiI'S.
Lool(-Blg SiloVillK8 011
Infants' Shirts Gay Cotton Stripes for Toddlers'
45c Soft white cot.ton, slipovC'I']
estylc with popular jiffy neck! Long'or.short sleeves. 1~6.
POLO SHIRTS
79c Tiny tots looli: til!' ('ut~st;
ev('r in those ,hrightly ('olured ",trilled polo shirt .. ! And
they ('nn sta.y 0001 and nent In them all summer Inng. l\Illde of knit cotton with shor.t slf~ev(~ ami t.wo-buttoJl ShOllhll.'J'S. Si.zes 1-2-3.
Everfthing f,!r th~ ."Ne~com'1r"atMONEY, SAVING P~ICES!
Sunday aftt'r she had spent somc l' ff GIG bb VI '. i" tlmc in Madison Rub~', Alton and c~~,r J'Ofl.:YP~wc~~ki' a;fmMa~~J ~~I~~la.!,:i~:;~~f thl~~~~)~Tr~h:r:~":'1 I~~O~~ Kugler, i ~alla('c Hughes IWIll{' SUlloay e\c- Solids are being studied in 8th t1lng. arithmetic. Some Interestinal ex-
l\1rs, J lalls TiclgCt1 was ill Gran- periments concerning solids 'f'cre
villC', Ifl., ThUt"!-.day to ath'nd the PTe'hf:rnm"e"md'nl ,·ndus!r,'.s of N .Ib, .• s_ funf't"al of Mrs. John 1< Tesch. ,. ... d OJ~;~.:~~~~I Sedlak alsu Wl'n't ft'orn ka/rc
j bC'ing studied in r;:cogr¥Phy.
(',qll, ;Hld l\1rs. fl.. n.. 1I:\lTis ,1\H1 'f1Il[!,~Uof()tl~~ l~ln~~~:1~ a f~~1~~ ]);,\id WI"!'I' 111 NI'w("i):--.!k Thul':--.uay (,('lIIlllrips in 7th gcogTaphy. [' and Frid;!,. \ 1"'ltiJ1!~ 11'latin's . Seventh Grade 1_ TI dIH]MI:-; IUgllll' L(lTndll W'lI fJ I' f II
I III], Sllllo.; dl1l1H I gUI sls .It and ~1':/g~~~ona~al;~1n~~:;;~~~~1~~~ tlHtY til' home ScttUtddV cowboys aNi cowgirls took o,:,cr the e\( i~gGkn II 1l1{1lls ,md tIl{' afternoon of Apli128. • U11 ~lt ,wd MI:'; I \ <In I Kathryn Stammer reigned as
"P( I1t 1'1 ](1,1\ <11 Llil M I "Hayseed Queen" of the square III "111011 dance. The throne wai made of
( (' Sllllz \\ h It! \ tilllll1l£' baled hay. The decorat onl were 1 I 1 real bridles, bits of har c&s, hats, l'I~(~r,;,IY\\ :1,: /I~. 0; L 1l~:~'r\lI~';J1~ ;~ilH':;f guns, hay. saddlcs and Of Sa)Y-
Li~('(Iln ;Ind \V. E (biluJ'1l ul un., .. a- horse namf!d "Old Paint'l and! h .. l. wanted signs.
11'. ,Ind ftIr (;11'1111 C;n1l1!j\ll:-,t Lany Bales served as sheriff HIH 1;:11111.\ and ~\1r. Oind l\Irs. i{,n _ find Hichlu'd Paulson was ,the Ill!) HI Flonnl' ;11](1 tarnil\ din- town nlarshallf n~lIy WOJ;Iler was IH'l' gU('s!:-, al tlw l'ri1;lk the ("hef. . hCJI W 1<I',t Sund:lv In, last \VPI']('s tests Linda Beel"
1 r. ;Hld ]\1..1". .. : ,\11'h'11I J "Il":--'l'!l Clon<J Pff'il and Ard.YcC' WOOd5
~:l~ ts;~lndt~~~: 1~::l;:;:II;;,;.J,;I!~~:ll,~, Il(;:::~i ~~I~'~l~'dG;a~~adC of one ill aU tcsl~. 1 h('III' dallgilt!'!', !':It t.l-. and ,Jllllil The geography class is stud)lilll.;" 11('n',PHnin \\'('I'l' at 1)1(' J.;II":--'l'l1 IIUnll' (~.hina, l'Ul)Jls appreciated the talk "llda~: ('\('ning al~() gIven liv !JI'. TOlTey as he tQld a
MI':';, I·'rank Lal'"I'11 sp('nt III,,! gI"C'at d£'al about China and' tho W('dlH'sday aJ1C'1'1100il at til{' 1":. (;. Chinese people. Schuler ilOnH' ')n i.aul"('1. Lilrry Tietgcn received 100%
(;j~:;'~' r~';:i'::~~~li~tl;~~~~~e \Vt'\<~1:;1~1:111:1~ ~~ fhri:c~~iI~ostiC\test of division
~g~~t.~~::·~, S~~'I:.lil~ar~ay'~"~:;;~:lallul~;~ll~ fii 111 Pecj{,l1 Fl"{'ddie Proctt and home. ,Jerry Lueden. camcd lOO'Jr; in his-
Torn .)OIIll'>O/1 and 1';:1111 \'\'('1'(' at lorv tcst , 111(' EUgl'/1{' ,Johnson hunlc last tt'./.~:l"[~~:s S~:I~~. ~~I'~~dlli~: J~Wf~ ;;,ll~(;·~~'A~ ~l.uri~\~~:';'l· :-,JH 'll \ Friday Flnll, J(,rI'Y Gruhh. S.andra Haas,
,l'\ (;IlJJlg al till' Ed J lagl'IlWnn 11On1l' J .al'l";Y Iloif'ldt. Glcll IJoudf'rsheldl:' MI". and l\lrs. 1 lam; Tie'lgl'n and I;I'e h:ollmol'~en. JC'rI'Y Lm'df.'rs,ll
\11". ,lllel JVlr-.<.; H. II. l!atl~l'lI ,..,petlt Charles M('llol'r .Judy M('ycr. JoAnn1 last TucsdHY all('l'I)IJ{JIl in Siuux M.ul"phy, Kl'lll\eth Palmpr, Bobby City. Prlt'. CurnlYIl Price, Freddie Pra-
MI'. ,mel I\hs. Bllrd"lk Irall~l'n et!, lin .TI'Cln Smilll, Donald Wight~ ancl dall~htl'r 1,.\ ('1'(' dinn('l' guesls nwn and J )f'Olaris Woehler, 111 lhe n..11. llallSl'll ilurn(' la.'>1 SUll- Kinderr'arten day' MI's. Lat1sin~ and Patty visited
MI'. and 1\11'<';. 11 .. I!'j I [all~(,ll We're' lh£' room Monday, Mrs. Frank Gilal tlw l'rcd Fl'C\l'rl IIUIlW TJlur~- bert was 11 visitor WednesdaY·.af-
I dafLl'~~~t~~I~'isun Wi.\S ill Umaha ~"i'i- :t\:~lr?~\~;~~ ~V~~I'~~~~cn PriC~,'ViS-rIa.v. f' - -, Dlanc Van Auker brought can
Madl'line KHurfmlll1 or (JnHlhri dy bars for her siKth birthday IOn ~.'ipe'nt the' \\'e'('k{,J~d H.t .Ihl' Ul'tkl Monday. \
!:;i~?ndJs. home aJ~J \ 1~,(ll1lg other Tho kindcrgartC!l en~IY~d ,tho
Mrs. Elmo Jl'nldns~, unrl sons ~ohn~~'.I't, at the city a qItOl"JUIrI Mrs. Rav Spahr wen' .at t hl' Glen U s~lay afternoon. Jenkins -home Ja:.;t :;\lonrluv aftel'- Puptl~ have new nU~lb('r charts
. . to ~1_e_]~/~_rtumb<:r read mess. at the Franklin Flcge
last Tuesday, ('\·cnil1]:.'; wen' ray Hank and familY. Mrs. Eyef'-I . and Mrs., En'in !':ntrm('i' und reI ~ Hank and daughter, The ocRonnie, and Walden Kl'ilC'nwr. ,caSlon was Mrs,. Fleg(;"!'s. birthday ..
Mrs. Ervin Kraemer, MI·s. Ken'l Dr. ~l1d Mrs. W. G. TtU;I'arn Were ncth Kracm£'l', Mrs. Rudolph in Omaha last Wednd~day where Bloom \\·.erp at the Franklin I"legc Dr. Ingram attended the meeting
hO~~Cn~i~(~~:a~'~1~~:1O~~;'IH Fl'idn,\' I.~~i~:~~e~(ate r;'edieal board or basic~ ,,[tl'1"1100n at t.i1c. Vran!dJll 1"1(']:.';(' I .MI's. T. C. 'Ollin.,.... and Irene ,a.nd.~,,' home. HIU and Winnie Collins. " ,!hI' .
, Mr. anrl Mrs. GnraJd ,]olln:--,oll oj" Norfo.lk Jast Sunda.y, I·l~f Wisner spent SatHr~d~lY (,H'lling at Collin:t' 1ic')I:~C;;, ~ il~ . "; 1he .Tom U\ c/"Inghou:-('. horne. Irpl1e and Winnie' t to:
Mrs. Hen!'y IIillneJ'whs SP('Jlt Timbcr L~ke. S, D" l~~:W1!dncsThl,ll·sd.d;y afternoon at lhe Willium day to visrt afj·t~..Jl!~~·Collins Test h(}me in h-ollor of Mr;). Test's home. thcYJ)la,tllili4, 10 reluril Suo-hirthday. day. '."~' .
GUesls ilt lIw :Franklm FIC'gc Mr. and Mrs. homc la~1 Tul'sci,\\-' arkJ"lJ()on w('t'e dau'Tht Mrs, Ernest V('ht~'nIGlmll, Mr. and Kraemer Mrs. Jam£'s lJank, MI'. Ilnrl Mrs. EI-
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. ~h·s. V. 11, Om. 'l~la. Monday 1rid' m('eti~g .01' "". "'·'""·d""d hrarY',,"lssoclatlOn ' inl .n.nd·'\"o visit daughter" Mrs, 'familya [t'\ v days.
ThC' Tf'gular at the library, ',"'., ,'To" ;:,~'-. party, for Mrs, Frida'9" evening Mts. Violet Johnson. i
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Richard Walter,'Wakefie)d. Phone 204-W
IX'i' gUC"Sts at the Raymond Ri('h~ Mrs. Sophia Henschke !!wds "l16me, \ ... '~rc )a~t Tucsda,y dinner
MI',ilUl<I'Mrs. William Gl'adC't't the G('oJ'C-c Ei-ckhol"f' J\()me, lust Sunday evelling a1 thc' Floyd Park ami Dorothy
.i\~ex<3ntler home. t.ht'ln in the aetel'noon. Mr . ..nnd Mrs. Bill (Wascher and
Tht~l'sday evenlnrr at' t~ Curtis FOo1f h9me.
M). and Mrs. Flard, Raymer spelTt last Wednesday evnning and
Mr. and, Mrs. John Sievers an~' WCI'C SUPpCT guests Il,t thtc ClV'tis ramily WCf.C at tlH.' Hal'l'Y GUst Footl" home. I home last Sunday evening. IVll'. ami MI'K Arthur JlIIann and
J::==~=========- le/.l~~~ ~~~~~s~~~. ~~I\('~~Sh:l~~ui fl~l~i~~;c \~~~~l{~~s ~~~t s~:~~;~y ~f~r~ att('I1Q thcl fUI1C'l'n1 or 'his sislei', 1IOOl}. ;Mt's. A. 1...'1 Plotner. l-Ie will bl' MI'. and MI'R. Alfred Thst spent galle 1"01' a lout 10 dIlY&, Inst Sunday al the Hcrrry Claus
Mary l<lel'nish of S,on); City home, SpC-llt last week itt the Ambrose Mr. and Mrs. Kermit' Andrews .10l'dm'l. home, and Q}m'lcs Heikes were.
MI'. and Mrs, Ambrose J-ordan Sunday w"heJ'e they at the Russell PI'yor hGmc funeral of Ollie Hale
cv~r..ing, MI'. and MrR. Cari' W~1ters ~~n;I~~ l'.':\~'~~~~'i~~;c~i~~~~r~U~~1S
MI'. and Mrs, L(~slic Bl'udjgnlll amI family, MI'. lIlnd MI'H. Cad Bl'udigam and Raymond and ·Mr, anu Mrs, Ed J(1"l\spmal'k and ram· ily Wt'l'(' ias1 ijundqy dimwl' gUests ~;)l~~~~ FI'C'd l'Yt'l"I\ 1101111' ill Han-
IMrs. Wilham- Rach(l/rbau~er r~ Mr. and Mrs. CharlC'R T~rt1me
k~~d~,~°cfu~s~~o~1~~; raOs~Pl~~~~~s;, ~L~Ol;·S;;;:\\~'C~re~~in~F;r~c~m;o~n.~~~~;:;;;~~;;;:~~~~~; evening wer(' Mr. and Mrs. Amo~ i::chtenkamp and Kathleen, ;"1rs. Jack Killion and V~rginia, Mr. and Mrs, Leo Daniels and sons of Stanton. Mrs. Ed Longe and famdv spent last Monda..\" nficJ'noon the}'c.
cd~i~sii/lf~lf'~lI~t~~~~~~i~n~;~;\~~~: kcv, E, J. llernlhal spent last
Wcctn('sdav afternoon at t he William Racherbaumer home. Mrs,
(ai' Duane's fifth birthday \'V~dnes~ day urtcrnoon. \
MI'. nnd Mrs, LesliC' Bl'udigam and family and Raymond Brudi· gam ~pcnt Thursday evening '11 the Ed Krusemark home in honol' of Mrs. Krusemal'l{'s birthday.
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MI-s, AI'! Waitt't' spellt lust Monday afternoon with 1\1]"s. Alvin Ohlquisl..
Mrs. Art Waiter, MI's., n. T. Utecht and Olga \Va!tt'r al1"C'nded and F;\'onnt:' , a demonstl'ation pn.rty Thursday Win Nimrod w('r~ evening at the vVilbur Ut(>ch1 ning guest."; at the home, h()m'" in honor of
Mr. ahd Mrs. Art \Valter;'spCl'l.t birthday, las1 Sunday afl'NIlOOn at the ElIl~i·l Mr. and lvII'S F. A. ~.undif1 Utecht 'Ca~'l l"-a",sol1 sPI'J11 last
Ha)'t;fU~d~~l!; '('~~e~ t~~~~~P; a1 1hi' AI n~~l{O\V s at 1he tl(1011~ Dr. a1'ld MI's;. Stager of
W(I"l"'C' Frit'iny o\'('rnight the Joe Kum~r.nan horne
" and Mrs. John LURchen, Mrs. Bauermeister and Mf"!;,. Helen
Holmes were in Norfolk last Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. William Schnoor W('l'c ut the Gus Marrdam: homp in
, 'Craig last Sunday. Guests at the IIans CeC'\vc home
for diftne}' last Sunday w('\'(, Mr. -.and M,·s. Gordon Jor!.!;cnsol1 and
\Vay to a conv(>111ion 111 nlng at thc vVal\(>r Andr('ws home The lnoln<>}'s of 111(' W el in Allen.
Tlml suay, May I 4' mlsCel1an-eous shower 101 Huth CnlT"rt'..lil'lro. 1h(l hoys and ,M"n;. Roscoe Smith, Mrs. Walter I(>.lfrut- .It k p.m .~hnson a~ tlw Wayne audltol'lum t~C-l'S!at a 'timn'C'f' ll1st Andr('ws and Mrs. Jim Brown of
l.~'iday, M!.!\'!'i f .. 1di('S .-::;unday ('vening,: mn.g. AlI'ell syent Fl"iday aft('I'nDon tli 2311\ pill HO!-ll('ss ~ Mrs NClghbOls and (Jllc11d!> spent Mr. :m~ Mrs. ('!l'('org(' tht.' .Jack Park homt'. 111tz, NIls A:H~1l S ()lit' nnd Sa!utday allelnoon WI1h MIS G {and family, M'j'. and Mr. and Mrs Frank IIpnschkc All r..(,'Vf'1' I"""'" IIenton lH'lplng her OhSCI\e ht'l \NaBer llnd .Timmy anrl snent last Monday p\t'ning at tIll'
I Illllthd<l\' MI·s. Gt'J"ald Bl'c!{('T" \VC'1'C F'l'ed Jahdl' home. rw\isston coven"ft Church MI :n~l MI~ R T tl!cr-hl. dnd ('vl'ning \ IsitOI'S at 1h(' Oscar Mr, and Mrs. FI'ed Jahde and
(Rf'v ~ El'\'tl <iusta I:C:Oll, pastor) i Il\IHry AI c(' und MIS Anna hohl- ('I'. sr., honw. , DUl'l'ol spcnt last Saturday ('\('1111112: Mav .~7 Mld-\\C's. con/t'I'cnc(' I1t 111('1('1 ani Clara spf'nt Idst Mon~ MI". <l.lld Mrs. OS('.<1r Engstrom a1 1m:- Ht:'t"nlan Thoms(,11 home ill
day C\('llln),! at Ih(' 1-11111 U\e(ht Axtt'JI stl('nt tht' \Vct'kcnd ut the Pender in hOIl(Jl'ol!Mr~. Thoms('ll'~ home 1I1 hOllOl 01 l\Il s I\lat v Anton Al:)dcriJcrry tWillC'. .• mrthday, I Ute-chI's birthday, Mt,. and Mrs .. J. M. LtiJedah1, l\IIrs. i8lhe1 Fredric1(son -€'nter~
MI', nn\] Mrs. J. P. Turner and Mrs. Sadie Seadloom and Mrs. taified'the Mat'v Martha Cit'c!(, a1 Kelll1('lh ~nd MI' and Mrs KCl"mil .101111 Quist o! Missouri Vall , ,her home last Th1,.lr~day af1('I"Il(Jon. Tlll"llcl' and family' WC\X' Sundav W('l'(' Saturday gut'sts a! till' TherevI.''f'I'p211adif'sprCSenl aft[,l~m~Oli and Illllcl1Pon gu('~ts at Andt'I'son homt', M.arci:'l L3n(l, daugh1('1' of MI'.
·tht· Franlk Wh~1' hOnl(, in T(>ka~ Mrs. Dalf' And('rso"'n ('ni£'l'l and Mrs. Lce n. Stauffer, was haJJ-mall. a f('w little folks and their tizec1 Sunday afternoon at th(' Sa-
O. Friday aftt'l'noon JOI' 1em Lutheran church by 'Rev. C. thIrd hirthdav, Wibe'tg. Sponsel'S Were Lf'l' D.
ThUt'Sday 'afternoon, Mr. and Mr5l. Alvin Meyer and
Linda spcrt Thursday c\'('ning at the William Rach~rbaumer home.
Mr. and Mrs. Don. Meyer and family Were at the Harvey Beck home last Tuesday cvening.
Mrs. Paul Baier and Ml's. Han-
th~h 6~~~\;~~~~~;~d~Xm~:ernoon at Mrs. John Grimm spent Friday
aftcl'I1oon a:t the Ouo Lutt home. Mr-. and Mrs. John D. Frerichs
:o;ncnl } ...... \·iday 01 t)1c Lou Lutt home.
Mr .and Mrs. John l-Icinemann and famil,v were dinnc!' '~uq;ts at the Cad KOl'ljc home in Pierce last Sunc!'w in honOl' of LaJt'uns' ,(lonnl'mation.
Guests at the Bernha,'d Koc;'h hon1<' 1.h(' past w('ek were Mrs. Erwin Fl(>er .1!nd Ho\'.rard and Lois, Mrs. La\vr('nc(' Utecht, Mrs. Emil Utech1, Mrs. Mary Utecht, MI' and Mrs. Burl MbHlseH and son, Mrs . Peier Haberer, Carlie, Hamid and Shirl-ey Carison :uld Donalil Douglas.
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Here's the perf Jet feed bin , , ,to help you hold down feed; ~wa$te so you will have a better chance to Wfn GOOCH'S , , ,BEST, POUlTRYf ,,"WARD.' ,You can dep~d on it to . ~eep your feed clean, sweet, 'and mill-fresh! AT~e I;ghtJ fitting metal lid stays on .• ~,' ~ots, mice and other peSI; have to- stay out. Co,me in' 'and gel yours foday!
MI'. and MI's. DOll Wright Sta.uff-er of Lincoln a,nd. Mrs. Alma
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Mt-s. IT(,llrv IWif't ing Monday urtci'noon wit h Salmon,
Mrs. Walt Moll('r sO"l11e children and their last W('dnC'sduy aftt'!"Iloon Kathy's Ihini birthday.
Mr. antl 11rs Elm('r Dakf'l' i [~~1~.i.1Y sp('nt 1asl Saturday 1Il
, and qIaughters, wcrc Sunday Mr. and ~rs Elmer
, g~~~~.I· gu~st~<j at the Harr~ I.ars('ll ~~:;;'~i~ ~~'('/;~(' ii:~:~.t~J~s~;:I~ian home.
I Mrs. F:rnil Wali('l' Sp0111 Thllt'S-j MI'. and MI's. l.<1w1'('n('e Schmal day aft{'\'t1O()11 al tIll' /,[lW)"I'Il("(l d<'iu' and family, Mr. and Mrs. I-It'Il) Johnson [1OIllf'. n' Ban'lman and Ang('la w('rc last J Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Konold rrnrJ Sunday dJl1l1el" j.!uE'sls at t"he La-
I da~~h~prslsp{'nt. 1he \ .... ('ek('nJ 011 1 he I Moine Bro\\n!ec home.
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WIIlmm IKol)f'Jld, sr.,' home in Mr'. and Mrs. Henry Bm'clman Worthil'l.fdon. iVIinn" and th(' C! W. ntlf'ndC'd Ih(' fUI1f'I'{l1
,Clark home ot Hound 1.llke. Fuhrman at Norfolk • MI'. and .. J<:trn('r lI('n:.;chk(', Mr, and Mrs. Jack 'ChC'Qll of ,1..0$ AngC'h's, and last ,
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n1lllllIlPFLED" RIDE? ':SOME ear mllkers-U'Y springs
make the ride-and so we give every Buick four of the soft, gentle coil springs practically all fors use on (r.ont wheels oltly.
Some saY. the drive is important_ how power is transmitted to the
wheels.
agree-and use u torque-tul!l, tliat takes up nil the thrust,
rear springs of d:riving
Then there are frames-and car weight"'- and engine mountings, which dn Buick are a very special kind used nowhere else,
'ReY're all important-yet the' plain truth is no one of these things-or two or three-gives a ride you can truly call "unrumed."
and car tracks, wa hboardy gravel and weather-poe ed macadam, country lane and ity street. You eVen recht on,bo levards, which grow still smoot er when you travel them in a B ick-especially when it has Dynafl wDrive~
So we would lik~ ou to try a ride that is truly "unr ffied." Fre~ of
We feefit takes'all of them_ harshness-ulldist~rbed by jounce springs, tires, shock absorbers; and jitter-Ievel-Isteady-going_ drive"tmgine mountings-care- smooth. I
fully and precisely brought into I I' , stress tires-so .,.,u'JI find bal"oce with each other. Just ask any Buick ~ealer for q;'
chance to .try oJt a~y B.uiok.' casings on every 'V . mounted on our own kind .lou cllo see why we think 51> in You 'II fi~d "th9 rili', of Ii life,
Sarety-Ride rims; Some play any Buick-SPECIAL, SUPER or time"-an(\ (he buy o.,(a lifetime'. up shock absorbers - we make ROADMASTER. tbol' tl "" : Ollt'9 ifast, soft and sure in IIctioD; 'you can feel it on cobblestones :r:::t::~2!~;;:OIl~ !~;~~ ~::;::.c'::~ ~o wash out nil ~'aft~.boUIKle.~., , "'. I
rOfTS-.. ",,, I'OBB-:20N'l' ~.'Ii:', Only Bulek lias ~ and WI'~ 'f goesl : "'" i'U!Jged frollt end (" •• ,, z: "yle riofil; HIOHa.t:OMPRE$$ION Fireball var'le.in.headpo.wer;" tbree engmes, rNa", F-263engirie in'$U1'~ mo&t1t.J.
!!~ylQ=:~ %sr-;;::j~~ca!,'::;:;n~te :::~~ tiftV.PAmRN stYLING, with I MULTI .. GUARD foreFront, mper·through FencJerr, "double bub6le~, (4) make. parking and garagirrg easier. ::~:i::~':/~::;:~~~:s:::r~:~ a~~s:::a~~n~ :~:: ~::i:::;~J an~ back . C!~!~
between 'he axle. • SOFT BUICK RIDE, From all-coil 'pringing, SaFeIy·lJjde rim., lfeodyinglarqllt-lubt • WID~ ARRAr OF.MODILS withl,~Y bt Fisher.
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'" l,'rt'::shmen': Grace Hildebrandl ;,- ' .. Virginia Schultz, Gladys; Evans:
Burbara Frahm, Rotmid Grl'cnwood, George Schw('CN<. Kennl't h . B€l'l'bohm, Gt!I'<:dd Mcvcr :::VIIlI'l"n I
\Ve:>h'l'cr tlnt! Lavo:tJnc l{ool~ml'in. -~I'_-_ .~JKhth: Gail A'itdl'TSO'h, Norman ~ ~. ~ DuJlt'rkow, James McFarland, Lois I
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~lo~~ Jt'~~~~~~II~:t~~~~(\ te A~i~~hk~u1' .~.~ ~)al'lt'ne \Vegnt'l' :md'l.)uan-e Wehr: "weI'. . t;,v. Sixth: Anit.'l. Am~tutz James ,." 'Hanst·n, J{C'l'lnNh Malhi.< Phyllis :.. Pahlsoll, Torn Schirmer and Harlan
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Tl;;:~:d~'.id i;l;;: ~~~~i~~C~~~~l';;~d The Wayne (Ncb) l1crald, Mar 4,1050 Tomttly 'oi' Ce'nti:!r ,:Came Saturday. . . ". . and VlSit~d nt the horne "Of her trlel convent'lOn of the MethodIst the L J h we IMf J paren~s. Mr. and ~rs . .t. V. Waid. church -group. Mrs. eh~~S~eg~~~~ n/ ~'nd' M~'i'; On Sunday they woehl to' Stnhton Mrs. Margaret Nyc spent Sun- A. A. Sundell nhd. Dr. nhd Ml'S. n~' wl\ere Mr. C)ark Was n tiel'egatc to day, Monday and TUesday in Ljn.. C. Zi~genbctn. ~. the 'Congr~a.t1orlal 'Convpntion he- ('oln ViSitUlg 'let' (laughter 'and :ebb Schula a.ttl Pat O' hnnnon·~l. !h7ph~~s t~f:~'h~~\~~~'~~(>~~~~: ~~~~~a('~~~n~lr. find Mrs. Herbert stu(~(>n\s III Creighton Un ¥ersitYt~'
!}~;~dd.aC;1 m~~~ing~~~~~~ef. unera,. ~y t~~n"fnl6~\~~~. p~~r~~1h~~ ~\~~~ fu;;{;liy a~~I~rl M~~: ~~rl ~;~~r~~fv~~ Matjorh~ l)ci1y left Frl~ay eve. hi~ acrompanh;~. "Jf'nkins and son of Carron WE're ning for Julesburg, Co!~., after
GI~~tdal~,l,'dca~rr.',' n.JrOrll."~dMW0:"cd'nc'os'~ 1.~~~~~dfJch~vr~~i~gonfel~~t~o~~Al~.(> fPendin~ Rh week's ~~cat!~. ~ t~~ .. c ~I \.! ~~r;~s. 0 sh~r isp~~epe:.i'ntcntent o~
~i!k~~ ~~~.n~~~if~~I~:n~qS ':1~~1~~~~ AI~\Vi~~:~n~l~:;n\-I'to~~~:~'l~c C7~d the Julesburg hospitaL band and. nlM to be n"a~'her f1ath- Mo .. TUfsrlay: to -attend .,he gradtl~ SO~~~~ ~h~s:en .:en~tt!~.Ii~m~~.~
. ~l H~h;Y ~~n~:~:e~~ is ;o~~tie~~ f!~~~f:b!~~ li~h~d~ui~~~~~~O~~~ Scottish ltitf> rbunion. '\ '\ Wayne. Thllrsday -eVening Mr. and Mrs, Norman Hurr. She wa~ Mrs, Car-oline WlJpper mid LnuI1''and Mrs. M'Oscs a.rtd Mr. and Mrs. val£,dictorlal'\ of her class. They ClaUanoff of Fremont visited SuJ1~ Carstens went t~ W'a)rn~ to Visit returned Thur~day. day \vith the former's d~ughtel', Mr. Sirmlf'Y. 11,ey also Spel\l Fri- Mr, and Mrs. Albert Benzien Mrs. R. C. Zie-genbein. , day afternoon wi1h him. l''ntertailled a group of friends at Mr. and M'f'R. Warren I Borgelt
Mr. and Mnl. Jal'nes Jensen of a pinochh: party Thursday evening. ",.'erl:;' in sa.yan.na~, M'O~' !TUt:>sdriy 11\I1'(':1u' Wakefield spf'nt ~riday ('V'(>hing at Mrs. El\(ls Olson and da~ghter <m business.
~'~~dO,f.d2Z5.I~hOtu.ndE ••• rtl $s107Id,252·6~'.r tl'l£' hom£' 9f her pa.rents, Mr. and and Mrs. Joe Eri'Cson of Wai<efil"ld DOl'a:thy Salkbm'y, dau h'tt!r o~ yJ. " 1: Mrs, Emil Carstl"ns. spent Tuesday at the Dr. A. A. Mr. and Mrs. Ve.tn Sa:ts ury, ar-
the same weight and priC'e. Ell»' ve~i~r~~~ C~:;~:. C~I~~!t B~:~~~~:y( SU~~~~n~°';1~~. H, A. Heyne sP. ent rived heme li"·ridsy -ev.eiti ,April :~StOt~:~d'd!~.O oo'Ws on the Itfar- for art {'xtendcd vi'sit with their Sunday in tli{> home of his mece, 28, from Sc~itJ:k'ley, '\\-'n s'he r~
dl'lugh,er. Mrs. Otto Frel1tzt'\ and Mrs, Eilin Danieisol'l, and husband ~i:snea:dl!C~~Jtea;h'~l ~~~\~~. p~~\~ ___ ~ __ .::...J",",,~-:_-'-: ____________ hosbat'ld. 'and family at West Point. tion with the metropolitan polic('
served at the cl';e ~tl; With hos1esscs, MN;. Ne>il Saville>, Mrs. IVan Holland. Mrs, Joe Mr. and Mrs Herb~rt ScllJUla departm('rit in Washington,·n. ~. '. The ne.xt meetmg IS Mrs .. William l<rieger, Mr!ii. A~ Waid, Mrs. Jakf' Gaht.'lman, Mrs, and Mr, and Mrs: Lowell Bl'rgl and She must I t£pdtt 'Mmy '8 'Io.nd will
Mrs. F'I'ed ~olhnal'l Mathis, Mrs. Louis PUrtzer and Ernest G.nithf't and 'Re\', Gailh('r son spent Wednesday 1n Omaha. leave WI~~er £'atoraay to fly to Gorce Hsststmg, Otll !'1rs, Paul DewitlZ. Worship serv- s(X'nt li'rlday at Waul;a at a dis-. Monday eveftlrtg rlinner guests at W8.shin-fttdn. . Ice was conducted by Mrs. Bm ---~----,---
Hoiland. The el'ltertainme'nl was in chal'ge of Mrs. JaJtc Gnbelman- ( Mrs, Ray Stev'!8rt and Mrs. Iva~ HOlland, 1\\10 r(>ading \v('re given by Mrs. John BunjeS. Mrs. W. Price gave a '5;tor~ review and K('nn~' Mathis sal1'g a solo.
Fe.!lo\\·li;b.lp Twelve me)'nbers of tht' Pilgrim
F-ellowship of the Congregational ci1U)."ch and 'their sponsorS\' Mrs. Homer Thompson and Mrs·, Clark
""- '1-"',"0 Evans, attended the Omaha associntion rally held at FJ'crn(mt Sun~ day.
Itmn£l E('onotlli('-.'I. Club The 'Hom{" EConomics club h'lC'\
Tuesday afternoon at tht' club rooms wit h 1 he host('ss, Mrs, E, Vol, Schlack, and Mrs. N. c.' Jacobsen asSisting. The program Was "How to Pack a Bag for Vacation Travel.,r A demonstration was given by It?-adcts, ... Mrs. Laurt?nce Beckman and Nh's. John Jurgensen. Roll
t~:~ ~::t '~ca;t~~~~Vi~rb~riKr~s~', A 1 :30 May· luncheon is planned.
M!', ahd Mrs, J'Ohl'l Lucshen and hi.s father, Gus Lu('shen, Went to Lmcoln Sunday where they were guests at the home of thC'ir sister and daught{'r, Mr~. Harold Grosse, Thf'Y attended the baptism of the Grosses' illfan1 son at Trinity Lutheran church. Gus Luesh€'n, Mrs, A. H. Grosse and Ray Grosse of Cedar Bluffs ,weI'€, 'sponsors. LI
Later the group en,toyed dirtner and supper at the GroSSe home.
Millie ttl. . . . JOHN DEERE Model ~'M"n
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Add up il. e~rll. VlIlul>s' L.:tl1. 'Clual 'touch-o·malic hydraulic < hntrol, "the wide selection of QUik.Taf,i!;h 'Wodtinq equipment, the leal opera':oIkoomfortl wide adaptability and {utility, un· excelled view 01 1he wOI'k, ;and easy , handlinq, I ': ,,,;
;.' ~l~,~~rS.~r·John Albers, J~an Ha"", .. h"elf""" ~;:'man nnd Ann Marie norst. "P'"','>OC''' ." ~:!'. ~hhc~ ~fYj~g~~~ i~~t~~rat~~~i~f
officers for next year and the yearly report will be given.
Mr. and Mrs. George Soden and Karen of Colurnbus Visited at the home of his 'patents, Mr. and Mrs. .J. M. SlJden, Sunday. In the after-
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Include Ihe !irJ!pliclfy 'of'deli9'il, quaUly 01 ",alerial., I ·worktmffl.hip, and the smooth lug!Jill,9 ip'dW6r :b~ its lwo·cylinder enqine. I 1 ..
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:::EWisnet StUd9~ ...,_, ThMC- \Visne\, students receiv<'t1 :=~special ........ ---~ ' ......... .;
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Bronte ChrysanthemUM'!
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M. K. FleMing Carroll
Lo-ans and O\'erdr:lfts
Most Worshipful Grand Master 'of Masons of Nebraska, Ernest S. Schief~lb(>in of 'Wahoo, and Right.
he~~~~fh t~~~hd~C~;i~~yO~~('~~i{~ ~OB~~r.:~ ~fa~m;h~~e~:~~dc~~ log treats to school for hel' class- members and officers of thc Wismates and teachers. I I n('r ,lodge .Tuesday afternoon. Mr.
th~~~~a~~~ ~~~~ ~gr~~~~~~~(1 ~?~~kfe~~~~s ~\h~ ~;f~:;~i\~ ~I Mrs. Hollis Willian:ts and' ,Marlis, I Nebraska.
~d f~~ly~~ii or~~~~" ~M~~a:~d I n~~uGl~t~~rtheh~~' aS~':;' :nd Mts. Warden Lyons end !Mr, and Monr'lay were Mrs. Gaither's brothMrs. Wcsley Hoover and Cheryl. qr and wife, Dr. and Mrs, Fay Aft.cr g.ames, a luncl~ wa~ served Smith of Imperial. and her sister, which mcluded a bIrthday cake Mrs. Ed l-'Iofrichter of Wood River. baked by Vonna, Jean's aunt, Mrs. Betty ClaUanoff of Omaha
LY6ns~ and indivi~uel iCe spent the weekend a't the home of cream molds in form of teddy her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman I bears and little bunnies. Clattanoff. - .. ~- Mr, and Mrs. Louis Dinidagc and \VI'ilCS Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Albers went I
The- Methodisj V,Tomen's Soddy I to Chicago Wednesday to attend of Chrislian Sel'vice mpt Thursday: thf' IllinOIS Cornlwlt Live-stock afternoon at 1lTf' church . I Feeders -convention hf'ld there on
Top Ihl. with its 1a11i'azlt1<}!y'b>w'luel and servicing r'~qj litellleli!. -'real economy-and Y~11 ,be thotoulIhly' convinced thM the. '!lttr"'i. ortt l1~ad of the fie.Jd ••• t.tulyihe'6tllifllli\linq traclor 01 n •. PQWAtt/ cltm, "Sft 'Ii. jO(
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B. J. Brandstetter 8~ • W A \'N£' wlN'SluE ,
ational Bank 01 Wayne Charter No. 3392
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~tatement of Condition April 24, 1950'
Liabilities 333~566.24 Capital Stock .. " ............................ : ................................. , ..... $ 50,000.00
. Surphls·": ........... .l............... .... .... ........... .... ...... .......... ..... ........ 50,000.00 Un.divided Pr()tits and Reserve .................................. :.... 86,405.29 Deposits ............................................................................... 2,761,736.84
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nl'l~f'I'V,f' Bahk ............ .' ....................... .
605.32 5~200.00 1,630.00 3,000.00
tBofids .... , ... .j. ............. :.$] ,539,096.26 i ••• ,............... 27,923.03 ! .... I ......... ··.·~. 432,1~Q.73 2,~99,140.07
... 1 ............. ! ........ ~ .. , ............ $2,943,192.13
, i CORPORAT'ION I .,'
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TOTAL ........................ l ..................... · ........ ·· .. ·~:· ... ····.$2,948,192.13 , .~ - . ~ &
MEMa~R OF THE. FEDEk?L'RESERVli systtM' I
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Albert M. Kern, Ass't Cashier , Walter Benth~ck \
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===~=:s i I . • Mr. and I ' ' '. Clarenco Corbit spent last Tuesday and family were at the Virgil Kar- I "'''''''''''T'''''' "'"",,""i""""-~-""'" . NORTHEASt in Sioux City. dell home last Monday evening. SOUT.iWEST
WAYNE Mr. and Mrs. Hq.rris Sorensen Mr. and Mirs. Clarence Sorensen .
home. Ivan Clark spent the wel.'k~
at the Clement Vandell home Primghar.
and fam,ly were dinner g,u('sts at at th? Willis johnson home WAYNE • By Staff Cor~espondent I~:t J~~n~!~~el:t home in Creighton dmner guests SundaJ;' -
=======!;:'==:== M d M H S b Mrs Ed M t· By Staff CorrCs.IJolUlcnt I sr., ~e~~in Pit~er ~~rrIDedn~C;:la~ EChtcn~~~~pwCI~~I~C. ============
Mr. ,and Mrs. Eph Beckenhauer at tile Herman Stcube, jr., home. evening. Sharon Kay Grone and Luella
:;!t ~~n3~ff e~~i'n:ia~'W~~k~~ an~lia~~ry ~~~e E~tC\~Ub~~7~~ th~8~o~!~e~i~1!~~r~1~~~ ;~~l~~' ~~~~~r 1~'~~J~~ 1;~~eW~~k{~~I'ci~ the the Joe Becltenhauer home, Lubbcrstedt home last 1'ucsday day a1ftcrnoon, Mr. au.d Mrs, Ed Grone were in
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pierson were evening. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Rauss, Mr. Norfolk last Sundav.
~~e~j=y ~~~niJ~~t~:~tn~e~~: hon\e anr:fria~Wy ~~~~~li~el~~~f~~I~l'~~~~ Sl~~~r:~s~\~~~I~gLe~Stmath:peGJl~~~~ Mr. and Mrs. Russcll Pryor and
1\1.1'. and Mrs. Jim Miller and fi~'i~~~~~ t~'~;:':,isited at the Ralph R~~~. h~~~s~ Echtenkamp was at Mrs. F[orenz Nicmann and Leon of ~l~nJ~e J~e~~~~l\l~J~~av evening at M .... and Mrs. Roscoe Beckner the Franklin Flege home last ,Winside. The occasion was Mrs.
Mr, and Mrs. M, V. and daughter' of Plainview werel Tuesday aft¢~noon in honor .of LeRoy iEchtenkamp's birthday. ' were at the Roy P~erson dinner guests at the Harry Bcck~' Mrs. Flegc's blrth~v. Mr. ~nd Mrs. Ben Hollman, Mr.
W~t~~~~y ~~:~inc3tto Black nei1~.o~~dl~1t~uS~j~· Hale visited ho~~ef!:t \te~~~sda;~~·~~in~~~~~ ~~~g:f;rs~ ;e~~rg:t ~~s~~oke~~~ Fr~nklin of Carroll, Mr. and at the Harry Beckner home Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. ~red Meyer, Mr. and home last Sunday artemoon. Julius Hinnerichs and Helen day evening. Mrs. Adolph Baiel', Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. HarYE~y Splittger-last Sunday afte-rnoon at the Walter Earlenson and Robert Harvey Eehtenkamp and Lavonne, bel' were at the Ed, Meyer home Miner home. were at the Harry Beckner home Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stcube, The last Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. James Miller Friday evening. occasion was Sandra's first birth- Mr. and Mrs. Melvil\ Meyer an,d
Nancy Jo were at the Edmund a:nWrM~~~~rsMr;larenee daKir. and Mrs. Dan Heithold spent f;en~d ~:;!r~~~~~~ay cvcning at th~~~. h~~ l~~~unday rine and family last Sunday afternoon at the Otto Mrs. Dan Heithold was at the
.~~~~~. ~~r~E~~ee~~~i~~alld Lin- ;~~i:~~~:~11~~;~o guests at ~E~:~~fFE~:~~~~~erG~~;s~;":~ ~;'~F~~~~~~~:: :::~:~ddl::;~ Tell . da' and Billy, and Mr. and Mrs, Edmund Heithpld home Sunday t~e Frank Brwdlgam home 111 WIn- Wtlma spent l~st Tuesday evenll1l-!; TplI It with a
:r~};~~,t~~~1~~~~ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Erwin were E ~~~tU~ec;tt.y \'isitors on Monday of
ev~~~~~~S~t;'f~tto Heithold and slt/.a:~dT~er1~~~ROY Echfenkamp·. at J~~eDaanl\::eIL~~~~, ho;~~'tenkamp Wayne Herald .Want ~~~~~~. Hazel Carls.on and WillllU family were a!l1ong guests at the ha~ as dinn~r ,guest~ last SWlday at shent last Sunday afternoon at the Put your mc.:-;:-;age in Wav
m~atrice Nelson of Newman ~i~~e~'I; ~~~~~ ohfi6~~ lr~~~, 1~~h ~hClr home m~rOl~r~~g~i~s~ f~i.°\~~IH~~:~yS~~~~~~7{~~~e~\'as an over- uest-ren~ ~ho\V w~l1do~' Grove spent Saturday and Sunday wcdding anniversary. . MI'. and Mrs. Elmer night guest of Merle Dean Roeber the cla~:'-lIfJecl sect 10 11 of ' at the Frank Carlson home. Mr. and Mrs. Sigfried Olson and Larry, Mr. and Thursday. I \Vaync HerahL Mr. and Mrs, Martin Rodell and
Myrtle Mae and Fred Kaempf MI'. and Mrs. Harvey Rastede Ruth Johnson of Omaha were din-
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and children were Sunday dinner ner guests at the Mrs. Walter Herguests;;1t the Henry Rastede home. man home· Sunday. The Olsons
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Klausen stayed until Tuesday.
.t\.ndr(>.\\'s Sht(>rR ... Mill's BnIS,
Ru,,"s l\-lol"gan ...... .. .. JO(' MUrln(' & U'ari';l!g Orch. Golden Sadfilej
did such a wonderrul recor4ing You'll like this one, too)
Mervin Shrlm'r
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~~~~:s~ ~~ ~ i;e ;;:el~ p~~~~~m~.inner and children were at Max Jewell's Mrs. Jake Johnson \vas at the
Mr. and MrS. George Magnuson and family, 1\.11'. and Mrs. Q;.;cal' .;Johnson, Mr and Mrs. Melvin Magnuson, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mar-nuson af\d Diane, Mr. and Mrs. Gl~nn Magnuson and family and Mil. and Mrs. Bud Hanson \\'ere
in 3~~~~1:~~~s~YVl~'~ni7t~rdell and te~~~~~. Joh,nson home Friday af-children and Mrs. Hildur Cal'ison Mr. and MJ':). Virgil Kardell and ","cre Sunday dinner and supper family \\'el'e a1 the Ralph' I-Icadlee guests at the Harold Gunnarson home Friday e\·cning. home, Mr. and MI's. Reuben Carlson
at the Arvid Peterson homc , cvellilw in honor of V Cl'
birthday. spent Monday at
F)'ank Carlson, Minnie aDd Opal and Beatrice Nelson were at Verne Carl:-;on's for lunch Sunday in hon-01' of MI'. Carlson's birthdav.
MI'. and Mrs. Leland Johnson unci children, O. P. Llrndstrolll and Hilda, Mr. and Mrs. Mill(lll Johnson and childrcn and Charley Johnson \V('1'(' gUests at the Jake Vanderh('idpn home Sunday in observance of Mr. Vandcrheid<'n's birthday which was on Satul'dav.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dahlquist and family were f)unday dinner at the C~1'1 Gunnarson home:
Sunday afternoon ~\ lSltOi s at the Mrs, Emily Pearson of WakeLe
l Thieman home neal' Randolph field spent Thursday nilTht at Al
nctl~~~~d ~~r~e~; e~~ds~~S~~,ddl~I~~; Rl~~~~:I~'d Mrs. Chal'ley Okblom gu sts at the Chfford Caris-on spent [mill Sunday unt il Wedncshorre MI and Mrs Joe Callson day of last week with I'e]ati\'es in w(>re afternoon \ ISltors Sioux Cit \'.
Mrs, James Matsukis, TpdP
and ¥l'. al;d MI'';. Flo.\·d Sullivan Zoq were weekend \·isitors at the I were in BO!1('s\p(,l. S. D .. Frida\' . h?~eS of the 15>'I'iakos fa~n.ilics in . Boh Clarl{'s p<\l'el~ts of Vel'mil-
~h~1 ~c~~;,lSKJu~~\~ ~~~l/:~;I~~o~~ ~~~i1~·g~rt'~~~~~~dlllg a few days Ci~k. Minnie and
and'l~a~~~~ ~~IJ.~,I.a~~I~c~~~~~~~= Wal~V;~'ld II deli Erwin W('I'C Sunday aftcl'Iloon Mrs, Malmberg lun~heon guests at the Clarence burns r6'ceivcd When a Pe&rson home. stove exnlod('d while she was in the
Emma and Fred Koch and Min- broodel' housC', About 200 chickens spent Sunday and the brooder house . were Pearson's. bU1'lwd,
Nelson A few nci~hbol's and friends helped Mrs. James Matsukis cclebl'ate her birthday Fridav. She l'e('('1\'ing gl'C'Ptings f!'Om her broth
Mrs, Herman Rieth and 1'1', A. K. Ste\ens in Gl'ccce, her
O~~a~t~~:,~~~ ~~~~ a~~~~f~ tl~~<;t:?I~lio~.~u~~t~~~ Omaha and son. Mr. and Mrs: Ted Fuo~~ and
and Ml1s. Glenn l\jlagnuson famll" and Mr. and Mrs. HClln '. Thomas Er},,/in' werC' Rastrde spent Sunday evening at
.. ' visitors Satui'da\'. Harvev Rastedc's. Mrs. Arthur Allderson Bob'Schenck of Wakefield spent Sundav in Omaha I in tQwn MondaS.
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Alto wnti&atio .. oltd compt.", Clay bill .. iIq"lpnMnt.
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