'1 1r f--- 16'i e 1118t. Soc . Nebr. 5etfiolt &ne-- four page,s three sections • i \ \ , Petition Signers ____ _ A prnrowd m('rg('1' of foul' Les· lif' prf'cind ;,{'hool districts was \'ir!u,lIly Wednesday £91- lowil1!: Ill{' fil1ng of merger peti· --1:-fe.tts--wilh County Supl. ;'tlrll'r Mrs. Porter --h.e..arlng. 'at the Wnyne courthoy,e at 10 a.m. TuesdJliY to detetmlM ,_the- validit-y- and .suHlciem",·,-qlQ'c--- tlla ail signatures are valid, each of the has the _ perc-mtage, Mrs. Po r t e r said I Wednesday. rep sec I'll j,;. 4, I AddlsOIL TUl'sday _ Ln.._adJ or mtMt· ... w--U1<=-__ Wayne I-hgh sixth' grad(:-r- . (h names from til(' petitions .. Stall" Miss Petprson the daughter of est Meet Set LJ\V fl'qUlfl-d tht' Coullty Reorgani· Mr and :\lls_ Walter J. Peterson 1;J11on ('ommitte{- 10 hold the peti· , and l\Irs. Gr<l!1ald WischhoL I Warnp. Miss Addison is the dau1h T.I H I lions 10 days 10 al](lw sllch addi· 1 former Wayne ]'e:-.idents, were in· I('r of :vIr. 'and Mrs. JI. D. Addi uesuay' at ote (iun ... ur : jured in a head·on automobile ac· .,on, Wayne. ('hanges maih:' in only two ,ddpnt Saturday afternoon .near Third prizes went to flJike ."ilch \\':!yne {'nmll1l1niLy will II!· til(' fCldr Two nam(>s ,Little _Wl9'---_ ols, 8, son of Dr. anrl Mrs. Joe hold its :mnunJ mU('ting wi-t4 -a W1'.r.J! i!.1ld..e.d ..and 0J.c.L1 1 their daughter, Vuna NichOT:'i, Wayne-:- and Carl Polhe no-hu'it 1I.I1WlwOT1 ;Jt -l.2:FJ pm dl·al-\n !ron< Illl' Dlstriet ,,7 peti. Lou, and a nephew, Robert Levin. 13, brother of one of the filst TlI(>6day al Hot ... 1 l\}ornsnn, lJOn Thi" Wj;-, ttw district on which : were retlll"ning to their homes at' prize winners. Both third prize dent o. B. i'roptt announ(,prl 100a.. the oUkllme of th(' merger .hinged. Hayward, Calif., after a honday winners are enrolled at Wayne 'I Main busIness at the "lIlee ttl(' :-.ign('rs rC'preslfnled on,ly ct 1 ' • visit with Mrs. WischtlOf's parents.' Prep. ' will bo the election of three new lhe bare ;)J (X'r('('Jlt relJllireu by Mr and Mrs: B..as.il Wayne. • for thre-E·vear tetms. laIN' .The accident occurred about l' 'I board members .·re Two namp], WIi'f!' added in DiJt- , ,$ Via in-Piano Duo Arnold Reeg If from the- east and another car, C e u e --an. Pruett, Hoy L B ;}lr and 25, which havt> 73 .. nd 87 ) I, <J" ... , erica. A truck -was--e1'Pf'04-ching 1 S h did J 14 Ho-lduvf!r hoard mcmlJerli are Ilr change!. Wl're Illade In Distt'icts··4- , directly In- IAJe-TC IAcert i K petittons , f; Wi5chhof Yehicle. . """ , Dr. P,opll h" ,ppolUted lionry valid and sulf,,;ont Tuesday, lbe ___ __ - _ J c -I- i Mr. Wisc-hhof and _the faririly -dog J A vioHn--p-i-a-no -6tt6, Alan Gril)h-' U>y,. MM. L-67tI J-e-tlse-n and merger into ('ffert. It-wooid ___ ____ . __ _______________ _ aio;l ! 41 27 and 7J witb , Mr. Wischhof suffered severe faci7t1 adf!linistration The program will, al!'lo inC'lu.de .re., The combined valuation of thtt 1 1 Ex" .. P.e cted __ to lacerations requiring 150 stitches. The program IS open ports on the Chest s 1959 adl .. 'ltICS.: new dIstrict would be abou. $950,.- He is hospitalized Little Amen- to the pUblIc. • 000. Current enrollment in the . four schools is 40 students. '- Traffl-#>- Revl-s-lons Tuesday seriously . a son of Mrs. .llii:;-K;ifg,[t",.-; Wayne, recently a 5 i c submarine _$ChCiOI and six -in nucle- ar schooUng. He left - -Wayne Wednesday alter 0 10- ___ clgy ti!l report nt the ...! ........ Con."., nuclear react· I, '- 4"1::11;; hospital -MIs. Observe Golden : }l Brugger reported this .week. I ------.------- -- Wayne s tit). C'ouncliis W ...Id" S d dis.trkt. No dat.e for this mEiet. ---rhe-----total-l959 geheJ'-ahoft-·-wa-s ! 12 N0 h C --' to. rJldlllanC(S aImed at lin to Call/mma wIth the--ehlldreIl upon lieU In9 un oy i Ing wLlI be set until after of l{)'1h parc:ent over the record. (11\ It Jc,..,ular meC'tmg Tuesday 1\lrs Le\-ln flew to \\yommg from ·11 hold g g I E.I B E 8,980,200 an increase 1 1 9 t Gurses provltl-': Ir flow throughout Ihe her release I 'I Mr: and MIS. William Dan bc-r 1 e s +ablT5bed a :y.eai e.arlier. 'To Be O-ff8red at mght 'C'ahfOlma Mr..s... Ehler Luliber 7-to ass age WSYC 'In' Spnng' i 'thetr 20's are making fIrsl i l STated afRice - - I TI h· att('nri;lIll'p Only four of the reql1lr I concert tour III thiS country after I dmg anmversary . ger sal(. I£' mont k sl t.otal gefner. Twelve nlehl C'I,'"S""- '''v c.n 'II prJ tin' tlH'llliwrs were pre:,e[lt • I four successful seasons III Europe Their rhtJdren Glibert Dang The regional Class B basket- j atlOn was 811.800 lowatts, lrst c., , and Mrs Guy Win ball __ tltUI:' In history the total over th.em on Hie ,g.:a(,lll<lte 11'\('1 \\dll!\' Thr <.I).:!nlr (,Int (han,.!!'" p\.PCc\P(j";"'Musf -r=arm 1 Gnshman, lhe violmist, has; side. MIS. Glenn Bowers, Norfolk,! WSTC's Rice audi-torium, 01· 800,000. The peak load (highest Ior offered at \\ S fl III thp to 1)(' pa'i"( d 1 m .II (' I\t f"Ur i studied with Pablo CasaJs, world's: and. Mrs. Ge,ne Behmer, Wayne,! E_ W. Willert 1 mestc.r. I J In! I (a ... t the speC'd hlmt to :\0 W ( db' ceili6t. Rycl' has had In- ' are In of the event. I thiS week. The tourney will be SubJects ltlJ"IU(k h\s\oI"Y. I I pI I hour on SC\ lnlh sIn (t ages 0 ere y' : from Rudolph Serkln" Wil"liam Dal'lgberg a.nd I' played Feb. :29, Mar. 1, J and -4. ature. pS,Y('?O ugy, S( 00 throu':.!h the (Ih dnd on .\1<lIn :;,Inet j one of the leading planisls. Hungenberg were married Jan. 12" The eight teams -to- reeol"{l daily- loa.e-..woa-s-e6' a13 in Ju1y during the height of air conditlOnmg season The mark lS .32.400 (Prices in Wayne Wednesday a.m.) oats .64 Cream, lb. .61 He-n.5, lb.' .06 Cocks, Ib_ .OS .. north of FOurth' r":_!"":I-r - ---. - --- ,- WUI!'OlOe they -- - -Highr-;Ne- phYSical edll('<I\lOn and musIc 21 l'ndllbll all 1('\1 turns at the lIIeCurtly i • of Winside u,nt·il ni:i5 when the., t li:h, Thursday night classes will be- 111ml <!lid !'I1:llll streel inler.s('ctlorl _, 1M thod" t Ch h S t moved to \\oayne..:. __ :rrini_!YLCroflon, Plain- gin jan. 28. Others will start F al III wages covered by SOCial i e IS urc e 5 I moved to thefr l>l'esent home. l\r ... view clnd P.ierce.. - --- _ ----+- ,-- following week. Registration will :lJ i{PlllOll' l'\.I:-.tmg stup at Secunly must b.e. repo.rted to t-he---1 Dang-berg been bedfaq - be held at the first class. meet- ,\1ain and EkH'nlh .... tr('('b and S\1h· Rennue service by Mission School Start 1957. Pairings for the meet have not I;::; and Hasher I The First Methodist church WIll' 522.50; for graduate courses, $33. , JII.';.hb. . . flCE' _. its annual sdwoi of mi.'iSions I HeHry. Rolh. Bdl l.<ln-gendorft'r" a:nc:l_Qraw the reroaining Thl' undel"l;rarlual(' ("our"'{'" at 6·30 p. ami Bill WrObel. five will be at the Wayne court- The school will contmue each! USE HERALD WANT ADS ton Weber, Lygns. house from 9 to noon Sund.3Y night through Jan. 31 With I .i 1 ;;0 degn'e angular Type of 'Wtr!d Llt<'ralllf(' ll. f :W p<lrklng ,IS IS ("lJrrently used on Everv self.e·rrrplo,yed appitcant for all on the theme 1 should bring an extra copy Df his "Scout of the ' I In (;pneral Culture. fi ·10 Third between Pear! <Inc! receipt and proof of age,. ! college Logan and nn tlw .wl!' of l'e:HI There are two tebts that teJl· guest speaker We'd 11l'\l1'('('J] .JIlr! Tlmd _ • Wnrld (,1\'ili7atJons IL L .30 P m a farnwr pays one farm h§nd $15U I New Year Roars In LC\','l:-. slop at Elcl'cnth and lJ1 a year The other tesl is mel iJ, pm, Jii11le" D.-l Y Child f'sych(llng}. 6 :-;0 p 111 n('sdays_ Dr. Joseph !lIl1son The graduate Llilcoln Jlld rpplalc them On Wings of Storm; i Management of Small School signs I pay figured 011 a time basis, that I I Systemb 6.JO pill Thllrsda.y'-;,Ih b, a certain amount per hour, dar. [Temp Drops to -18 JI , o. F. l\looH'. Til!' ('Ollnol al;-,() ralS- we('k. month or other period. The I Tbe ExceptIOnal Child. 6.30 p.m .. lIlg tJrp 1I1suraoc(' eovprage on the· work has to be _w.age.s..., . -The- n("W fe-ar -ca-me roanng into : Wedn(.'Sdays, Dr Alexaryder Wylie cIty <llIdilol'lum. The present poli- If -€-lthC'r test IS m·et, the NE Nebraska on the wmgs of a: f G nli dance Fundamentals. 6:30 pnJy $87,000 must be reported. The report H;' blizzard that dumped 51 '2 inches of I I p.m., Mondays. Dr, Applit"atlons from John Thiel and Form 943. It should ooj-ru'w snow and piled it 111 Ralph HI"Ps;-,lpr for positions WIth hlpd With Revenue: blocking drifts. the strpe\ tlt'partment were filed srrvice.- The report IS due Jan. 3L Wlth the storm came Monda}'.'i, Dr RI-£.g,.; ,untll;t _ dev('!()!l" 1960.. __ that 4i.QiWe4 to 18 -_. .- --- - __ --., -- --- -- -I coldest " Edu.alion Drganizalwn' Ted Armbruster Nameel Ne\v I i and AdministratIOn,. 6:3;) p.m., I. I earlier, brought -a total of 10 inches, Thursdays, Dr Merlin Kle[nbach·1 Ch- b M --.... '11 . of snow cover to the Wayne area. i Physical Education Seminar, 6 3.0 am er on ay i Temperatures began to moderate I. p.m., Mondu>·s, Dr Burton Merf]· , night as a warmmg: trend I man.' --- -, A brtgh-t----su-H saf.teRed I I , hard·packed snow on city streets , We-dnesday. I h I h • mghl at the city hal! He Win Sc 0 ars IpS" ,,,pi Elof'",L . Fred Bernthai, Wayne Prep, an(! I Jean Conyers, Wayne High, were' Nuss, treasurer. Remaining memo Winsf.de - Rev. K. M. Gulbis, named University of Ne·braska rc·' ber:-. of the new board are C. N. pastor of Trinity Lutheran church. gents' scholar-ships winnprs llHS Olson, Don l':chtcnkamp, Robert at servo week. . Carhart and 1\-1«1'1: Morflhorst. Awards were made on the ,bil.<;IS In other actIOn Monday the Rev. GulbJs has acceptud a call I 1'ot-al moW\l-l'e- -I6fc...J)""o'm\'er-t-- average of .39 inch. • Faculty Members Attend Three National Meets of. exams by the .uppcrt.lone., directors initialed plans for the from the board of American mis· thtrd classes In October. 1 1960 membership drive by appoint. sions of the . Lutheran Bernthal ranked. thirty·seventh in!· Mfl',-Ll/le :)tetn,l)mGlnO,--4nd Mrs, ·fq:milic5 are ex'pec·ted for the named ut Way·oe Ilighl ancc dllcf. thc com.mittee -Curolc---Wri-ght, William - Witt, make to ,ludy -PbUleo and Judith Owens. to lleads 01 reQ.ue5ts no gifts. Prep had no alternates, I Chamber comnlltlel;'6:
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16'i pa.N~b'JL~ e 1118t. Soc
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Petition Signers ____ _ A prnrowd m('rg('1' of foul' Les·
lif' prf'cind ;,{'hool districts was \'ir!u,lIly a~,,;\JI"('d Wednesday £91-lowil1!: Ill{' fil1ng of merger peti·
--1:-fe.tts--wilh County Supl. ('~-;'tlrll'r
Mrs. Porter will-noTcl~c --h.e..arlng. 'at the Wnyne courthoy,e at 10 a.m. TuesdJliY to detetmlM
,_the- validit-y- and .suHlciem",·,-qlQ'c--sign,,'ltur~.s ~ tlla --Ill'.t!!iAA~ ail signatures are valid, each of the !,~!jtl.ons has the _ requir~d perc-mtage, Mrs. Po r t e r said
I Wednesday.
rep sec I'll j,;. 4, I
AddlsOIL TUl'sday _ Ln.._adJ or mtMt· ... w--U1<=-__ .~~ Wayne I-hgh sixth' grad(:-r- . (h names from til(' petitions .. Stall"
Miss Petprson i~ the daughter of est Meet Set LJ\V fl'qUlfl-d tht' Coullty Reorgani· Mr and :\lls_ Walter J. Peterson 1;J11on ('ommitte{- 10 hold the peti·
, ~tr. and l\Irs. Gr<l!1ald WischhoL I Warnp. Miss Addison is the dau1h T.I H I lions 10 days 10 al](lw sllch addi· 1 former Wayne ]'e:-.idents, were in· I('r of :vIr. 'and Mrs. JI. D. Addi uesuay' at ote (iun ... ur d('1cllOn~. : jured in a head·on automobile ac· .,on, Wayne. ('hanges maih:' in only two ,ddpnt Saturday afternoon .near Third prizes went to flJike ."ilch \\':!yne {'nmll1l1niLy Ctl('~t will II!· til(' fCldr Two nam(>s ,Little Am_eri~ _Wl9'---_ ols, 8, son of Dr. anrl Mrs. Joe hold its :mnunJ mU('ting wi-t4 -a W1'.r.J! i!.1ld..e.d ..and 0J.c.L1 mur.c..~i1lc' 1 ~ischhofs, their daughter, Vuna NichOT:'i, Wayne-:- and Carl Polhe no-hu'it 1I.I1WlwOT1 ;Jt -l.2:FJ pm dl·al-\n !ron< Illl' Dlstriet ,,7 peti.
Lou, and a nephew, Robert Levin. mu~, 13, brother of one of the filst TlI(>6day al Hot ... 1 l\}ornsnn, l'rf'~l lJOn Thi" Wj;-, ttw district on which : were retlll"ning to their homes at' prize winners. Both third prize dent o. B. i'roptt announ(,prl 100a.. the oUkllme of th(' merger .hinged.
Hayward, Calif., after a honday winners are enrolled at Wayne 'I Main busIness at the meeti"~ "lIlee ttl(' :-.ign('rs rC'preslfnled on,ly
ct1' • visit with Mrs. WischtlOf's parents.' Prep. ' will bo the election of three new lhe bare ;)J (X'r('('Jlt relJllireu by
Mr and Mrs: B..as.il Osl:l.ur~, Wayne. • ~Irectors for thre-E·vear tetms. laIN' .The accident occurred about l' 'I ~etiring board members .·re Two namp], WIi'f!' added in DiJt-
, ,$ ~:- d~~!~~a!e:: I::si.~::c~h.::~ Via in-Piano Duo ~::·Ci:r:~:eH~~nhe~, Arnold Reeg ~~dp:::;'e~l~l,nj\~~. Jli;o~~:rce~~d~e ~~ ~ If from the- east and another car, C e u e --an. Pruett, Hoy L'hri~lensell, L B ;}lr and 25, which havt> 73 .. nd 87 p~-
~.., ) ~ I, <J" ... , ~ erica. A truck -was--e1'Pf'04-ching 1 S h did J 14 Ho-lduvf!r hoard mcmlJerli are Ilr change!. Wl're Illade In Distt'icts··4-
-~~ , ~ '~f directly ~~::tt t017f-~~s~: In- IAJe-TC ~·O-IAcert i ~~\J~·(~-~~:-·~~wa~~~;b\lrg, K ~'~:;;:P;~~l;~~Yj:jnds-th~ petittons , f; Wi5chhof Yehicle. . """ , Dr. P,opll h" ,ppolUted lionry valid and sulf,,;ont Tuesday, lbe
___ ~ __ ____'__,....o,!.-~-~-:-.::...- - _ J c -I- i Mr. Wisc-hhof and _the faririly -dog J A vioHn--p-i-a-no -6tt6, Alan Gril)h-' U>y,. MM. L-67tI J-e-tlse-n and .Ju~ merger ~ ~o into ('ffert. It-wooid
, Mr. Wischhof suffered severe faci7t1 at.~S~C's adf!linistration ~uilding, The program will, al!'lo inC'lu.de .re., The combined valuation of thtt
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1 Co_~n_c_I-1 Ex" .. P.ected __ to .A.~o_pt lacerations requiring 150 stitches. audltorlUm~ The program IS open ports on the Chest s 1959 adl .. 'ltICS.: new dIstrict would be abou. $950,.-He is hospitalized a~ Little Amen- to the pUblIc. • 000. Current enrollment in the . -!~~:g~~~~~~IQl~Jh:';~-M~~A~~rd:s---+~' four schools is 40 students. '- Traffl-#>- Revl-s-lons Tuesday seriously . a speciat~ii:e~~~:~oe~;I~;ldc:~lv~~
son of Mrs. .llii:;-K;ifg,[t",.-; Wayne, recently
a 5 i c submarine _$ChCiOI and six ~onths -in nuclear po~er schooUng. He left
- -Wayne Wednesday alter 0 10-___ clgy _I@a~e ti!l report nt the ...! ........ ~sor, Con."., nuclear react·
I, :~~:tt~}::~d:~:~~fd;'~u~~~~l '- 4"1::11;; hospital -MIs. Observe Golden : ~o~a~~SI;~~!1~"::~ea i~,e~:~~~~~~: }l Brugger reported this .week. I --~-- ------.------- -- Wayne s tit). C'ouncliis expe('t('dl~~e::a~ ~~:~~al~~~se;hean:lllc~i;1 W ...Id" S d !~d dis.trkt. No dat.e for this mEiet.
---rhe-----total-l959 geheJ'-ahoft-·-wa-s ! 12 N0 h C --' to. pa<;~ rJldlllanC(S aImed at lin to Call/mma wIth the--ehlldreIl upon lieU In9 un oy i Ing wLlI be set until after Tuesd~y.
of l{)'1h parc:ent over the record. (11\ It lt~ Jc,..,ular meC'tmg Tuesday 1\lrs Le\-ln flew to \\yommg from ·11 hold g g I E.I B E --Mt~----8,980,200 kilowatt~, an increase 1 19 t Gurses provltl-': Ir ![f~l flow throughout Ihe her release I 'I Mr: and MIS. William Dan bc-r 1
e s +ablT5bed a :y.eai e.arlier. 'To Be O-ff8red at mght 'C'ahfOlma Mr..s... Ehler Luliber I:~d 7-to ~~a::-·~i ass age 'VIUU~J---
~~~~~ii' :i':~~~~5~~w~~:~hsi:~~~n] WSYC 'In' Spnng' i~:: '~~~:6:~~::~;;:~~0,tH:~"~,~~~: i ~I;; l~n~~~g O:ob~iS;-V~~~· 'thetr 20's are making fIrsl =n~=o~~el:' g:d~:"::~~ il STated afRice Gym---~ - -
I TI h· att('nri;lIll'p Only four of the reql1lr I concert tour III thiS country after I dmg anmversary . ~ ger sal(. I£' mont k sl t.otal gefner. Twelve nlehl C'I,'"S""- '''v c.n 'II prJ tin' tlH'llliwrs were pre:,e[lt • I four successful seasons III Europe Their rhtJdren Glibert Dang The regional Class B basket- j
atlOn was 811.800 lowatts, lrst ~ ~'" c., -~, , and_1heF~E.asL ~e.rg and Mrs Guy Stevens~ Win ball tourna~..!!!_wilj b~ __ tltUI:' In history the total wa~ over th.em on Hie ,g.:a(,lll<lte 11'\('1 \\dll!\' Thr <.I).:!nlr (,Int (han,.!!'" p\.PCc\P(j";"'Musf tt.ep~f -r=arm 1 Gnshman, lhe violmist, has; side. MIS. Glenn Bowers, Norfolk,! WSTC's Rice audi-torium, 01· 800,000. The peak load (highest Ior offered at \\ S fl III thp ~pnng,.,. to 1)(' pa'i"( d 1 m ~d,;\ .II (' I\t f"Ur i studied with Pablo CasaJs, world's: and. Mrs. Ge,ne Behmer, Wayne,! re~tor E_ W. Willert anno~nced ~~:ak7~~u~~: 1 r~~~~/~f152,~~~0::ltt~~ mestc.r. I J In! I (a ... t the speC'd hlmt to :\0 W ( db' fOTemo~t' ceili6t. Rycl' has had In- ' are In ~harge of the event. I thiS week. The tourney will be
SubJects ltlJ"IU(k h\s\oI"Y. Il~l I I lllllp~ pI I hour on SC\ lnlh sIn (t ages 0 ere y' : sl~lIction from Rudolph Serkln" Wil"liam Dal'lgberg a.nd Marth~ I' played Feb. :29, Mar. 1, J and -4. ature. pS,Y('?O ugy, ~llH anl."t~. S( 00 throu':.!h the (Ih dnd on .\1<lIn :;,Inet j one of the leading planisls. Hungenberg were married Jan. 12" The eight teams a"j~_ -to-
reeol"{l daily- loa.e-..woa-s-e6' a13 in Ju1y during the height of
air conditlOnmg season The mark lS .32.400 kilowatl~
(Prices in Wayne Wednesday a.m.) oats .64 Cream, lb. .61 He-n.5, lb.' .06 Cocks, Ib_ .OS
aElml.HI.·U't.4H~~ .. Jet~Ufll(iT~rinTI north of FOurth' r":_!"":I-r ----. - --- ,- ~-------------------r9!trat WUI!'OlOe they larmcaeasf~th-bl. -- - ~ -Highr-;Ne-
phYSical edll('<I\lOn and musIc 21 l'ndllbll all 1('\1 turns at the ~IUI lIIeCurtly i • of Winside ~ u,nt·il ni:i5 when the., t li:h, :I~::f::;~, L~~~~I, H.rtin9~ Thursday night classes will be- 111ml <!lid !'I1:llll streel inler.s('ctlorl ~,. _, 1M thod" t Ch h S t moved to \\oayne..:. I~_ ~48 _th('~·_ ton_H~Y __ :rrini_!YLCroflon, Plain-
gin jan. 28. Others will start t~e F al III wages covered by SOCial i e IS urc e 5 I moved to thefr l>l'esent home. l\r ... ~ view clnd P.ierce.. - --- _ ----+-,--following week. Registration will :lJ i{PlllOll' l'\.I:-.tmg stup .~lgn:. at Secunly must b.e. repo.rted to t-he---1 Dang-berg ha~· been bedfaq ~jn("e -be held at the first class. meet- ,\1ain and EkH'nlh .... tr('('b and S\1h· ~nlernal Rennue service by J~n.1 Mission School Start 1957. Pairings for the meet have not
I;::; ~~~i:;;:a~~:;:n cf:~rs~:e~~ .~lgns and Hasher :;'is~~~ON~~f~~~dl~;~i;~ ~~~~~yK~i: I The First Methodist church WIll' )I~t.te~~~f;l~ }~nk~,~a~~in:~, ~e:~~, ~::~he~e~:t:n~~, s!~t o~~~r:~ 522.50; for graduate courses, $33. , JII.';.hb. . . flCE' man~ger.__ _. -~-oP('n its annual sdwoi of mi.'iSions I HeHry. Rolh. Bdl l.<ln-gendorft'r" t~am~ a:nc:l_Qraw the reroaining
Thl' undel"l;rarlual(' ("our"'{'" an~l) ~:(~~~'~Ih~~rp:.;:st~" T~l::~,C ~~~rT N~::I~rt offvr~e ~i:;e~:o;r:se~;~: ~/ths~n:!:i~.oW~hiP ~uprer at 6·30 p. ami Bill WrObel. r:~~in::u~e!~,t'wO:I~i:iil~~\:~JlT~ P.~l~.~1 \~)~(~I\\.l'r~~rlaI:l(:~l~~;:I\I(:)l";:IO ~)(.\~·('~'lt~,)I\.~:~_:ll.~j(~\ t~·I~1fII~·t{'~_~~~I;;)(;~~1 five will be at the Wayne court- The school will contmue each! USE HERALD WANT ADS ton Weber, Lygns.
house from 9 ~.m.. to noon t~day. Sund.3Y night through Jan. 31 With I .i 1 !1l~tl1ut(' ;;0 degn'e angular
Type of 'Wtr!d Llt<'ralllf(' ll. f :W p<lrklng ,IS IS ("lJrrently used on Everv self.e·rrrplo,yed appitcant da~s('s for all on the theme 1
should bring an extra copy Df his "Scout of the ' I
~lusI(' In (;pneral Culture. fi ·10 Third :;,!re('t~ between Pear! <Inc! receipt and proof of age,. ! college Logan and nn tlw ea~t .wl!' of l'e:HI There are two tebts that teJl· guest speaker
Wnrld (,1\'ili7atJons IL L .30 P m ("n~;~( ,\l~d"(l I,;~t n~~~~'~~c ;\~~ a farnwr pays one farm h§nd $15U I New Year Roars In Tue.5~·b, LC\','l:-. D<I\·H'~ pIT~('nt slop ~Igns at Elcl'cnth and lJ1 a year The other tesl is mel iJ,
pm, Tue.'ida-".~, Jii11le" D.-l Y Child f'sych(llng}. 6 :-;0 p 111
n('sdays_ Dr. Joseph !lIl1son
The graduate (·()l1rSl'~ Llilcoln ~tf('l'b Jlld rpplalc them ~~ ~~;fe~~~tO~~:.~nl~ h:n~e;~r~~~: On Wings of Storm; i Management of Small School ~;;t~lil·~i;~;;.d ('~(~n~~':('stflam·· signs I pay figured 011 a time basis, that I
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Systemb 6.JO pill Thllrsda.y'-;,Ih b, a certain amount per hour, dar. [Temp Drops to -18 JI
, o. F. l\looH'. Til!' ('Ollnol al;-,() dlscus~('d ralS- we('k. month or other period. The I Tbe ExceptIOnal Child. 6.30 p.m .. lIlg tJrp 1I1suraoc(' eovprage on the· work has to be ~o~. c:~_?!:J _w.age.s..., . -The- n("W fe-ar -ca-me roanng into
: Wedn(.'Sdays, Dr Alexaryder Wylie cIty <llIdilol'lum. The present poli- If -€-lthC'r test IS m·et, the wag~s NE Nebraska on the wmgs of a: f G nli dance Fundamentals. 6:30 d('.~ pf()\'id~ pnJy $87,000 insnranc('~ must be reported. The report H;' blizzard that dumped 51'2 inches of I
I p.m., Mondays. Dr, Donald~Merri-l Applit"atlons from John Thiel and ~la.d.e o~ Form 943. It should ooj-ru'w snow and piled it 111 road~ Ralph HI"Ps;-,lpr for positions WIth hlpd With t~e lnt~rnal Revenue: blocking drifts. the strpe\ tlt'partment were filed srrvice.- The report IS due Jan. 3L Wlth the storm came
m:~ Monda}'.'i, Dr ~~ RI-£.g,.; ,untll;t _ \,~l('ann' dev('!()!l" 1960.. __ that 4i.QiWe4 to 18
P.-~~~t~~e~Ja~~~5t~~n ~~I~~l:\i~i ;~[~~: -_. .- --- ~ ---~-- __ --., -- ----~~- ~-+--=- --- - - -I coldest z~~o r~~~~~~r:~t:~~gja~~~ " F~~~ClY Edu.alion Drganizalwn' Ted Armbruster Nameel Ne\v I r~;' oi9:i~e ~~h~:~e~~~:"d p:le~e~~ i and AdministratIOn,. 6:3;) p.m., I. I earlier, brought -a total of 10 inches, Thursdays, Dr Merlin Kle[nbach·1 Ch- b M --.... '11 . of snow cover to the Wayne area. i
Physical Education Seminar, 6 3.0 am er on ay i Temperatures began to moderate I. p.m., Mondu>·s, Dr Burton Merf]· , night as a warmmg: trend I man.' --- - , A brtgh-t----su-H saf.teRed I
I, hard·packed snow on city streets , We-dnesday. I
h I h• mghl at the city hal! He Win Sc 0 ars IpS" ,,,pi Elof'",L .
Fred Bernthai, Wayne Prep, an(! I S~i~~~r \?i~~Cl>~~e~I~~:t(~ :~~f' Jeu:~ Jean Conyers, Wayne High, were' Nuss, treasurer. Remaining memo Winsf.de - Rev. K. M. Gulbis, named University of Ne·braska rc·' ber:-. of the new board are C. N. pastor of Trinity Lutheran church. gents' scholar-ships winnprs llHS Olson, Don l':chtcnkamp, Robert ~c:~O~~~:ds~~~a~es~~:~~~. at servo week. . Carhart and 1\-1«1'1: Morflhorst.
Awards were made on the ,bil.<;IS In other actIOn Monday the Rev. GulbJs has acceptud a call
I 1'ot-al moW\l-l'e- -I6fc...J)""o'm\'er-t--
average of .39 inch.
• Faculty Members Attend Three National Meets
of. exams ta~en by the .uppcrt.lone., directors initialed plans for the from the board of American mis· thtrd 4J\5en~?r classes In October. 1 1960 membership drive by appoint. sions of the . Unit~d Lutheran
Mfl',-Ll/le :)tetn,l)mGlnO,--4nd Mrs, ~iiii.i",",lmil",,&.'--8I.ti1'c-A~'-<Jf~~ir ·fq:milic5 are ex'pec·ted for the
named ut Way·oe Ilighl ancc dllcf. thc com.mittee -Curolc---Wri-ght, ~ William - Witt, make reton\tm.~ndaHons to
,ludy -PbUleo and Judith Owens. ~boarQ a.~ to lik.cl~ lleads 01 v~rlous reQ.ue5ts no gifts. Prep had no alternates, I Chamber comnlltlel;'6:
The Wayne (NehrJ Herald, l'hursday, January 7, 1960 IWSTC to Hastings Friday,. ~~i~cR1:::~le" 23 ;; JWedd;ng R!'tes· Held for JoEllen Knoelrl~~;~,~~~l::~~:,;n~;,I'll::n'l ':::," I n 'I wele LOIPIW .\LII\l'~ .tlill I
Gustavus Tourney Winner D!ig:u~~~r2~~; ~~t~lt'J~~~C~~~"L Serving Northeast Nebraska's Great Farming Area
Phone 130 C h Wayne Blale's Wildcats travel to . ourt OUSt! Hastmgs friday rugbt to begm a WSTC (81) f9 ft pf ..tP
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grind of 16 6tralgl~t conference Rachow 12 0-0 1" R d games. The local qumt WIl.l rno\'(' Coney 6 7-11 1 19 oun Up to Alnsworth Saturday night to Raver 4-6 5 6 ___________ _ meet Kearney. Berres -2-2 2 6
Wayne has a 1-1 conference Marcellu!-, 4-4 Deeds Filed mark and 4-4 season after fllllSh· Wisnlct.kl 7 6-8 mg second ill Its own holida~ Totals 29 23-31 tournament last week.
Gustav.u5. Adolphus.- St . . PeW. Aualls-t~ma Minn., staved off a strong Wild:'" Olso-n ---cat finish to win the tourney Miedelll a championship 66·62. Wayne hilld Swanhor~t tied the count at 62-all on Dick Schwarz Pineda's two free throws with Wang:,nes"
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~~lrY."b~:.!~et I~ r:~15~;r;a en()et:::daPI~r tPhUebl~~~~grr"fc~ekall ~nainhe~r~~1?'ra~ka~~ M Augustadna ~,o.presscd a I a t ~.ICI~ - ~~~ ""ond class Inall mntt~lr Rf'tllrn POlSlag" GUllranl"f'd. COI'Y I!lu><t b, ornmgsl c rally to wm the eo11- 1m 0 'l'a"Ptf'r.i by Tuesday attflrDoon. solation 78-68. In the fIrst round Lamb 2 3-3
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b.,ln, .. man,"" 158 wlth a strong second half Whll"1 WSTl' , K Wayne tripped Augustana 81-69. Auguslana R·· d
·,n" H"rald !ioea not feature a. IItera.ry pa.ge and do~, Wayne's Larry Cone)' led all eg.stere >cry edItor. Therefore poetry III not &cceptej tor tree: scor':Ts in the tourney With 50 i W~:~h~!2) :9 1~ p~ _ !~ }'
Copyr!l-':bt l' .J\< b)~ The Wa.yne Herald, Bob John~on. editor. R"productlon' points, 3.1 of them coming III the I Coney 9 13-15 4 31 [ 1960 'l'cOl .. "I II, 1''11, "lrlf"U)" (urbldd",n without written consent of Tht, fillaic WIth ~ustavus. Chuck Ra- I Barelmall 0 0-0 1 I
.\" ~.,~./;,~:~,J~\': '!"j~~~gl;(:~f' 2~1.h:'~ ;:th the R:t>&"lster ot C ... pyrjgbt~. Libra.ry chows's y4 po~nts topped aJl team::. i Ravef 3 23 3- ~, Raymond Kitl~ne, Wa~·m'. In ,the first ~lght's pl.ay. I Dt'rre:-; 0-0 2 8 1
1 Annette SeYl~f, WUj-IW, i\1L'l"l'lIr~ otflelal Neu",pnpt'r ot tbe Cit,. ot WIl}'De. the 1)0_",. Gustavus Jumped mto a qUick I p' d 2.2 ~,- 'j Cargo Carners, inl'., W:.lynt',
ot WRyne alld th~ Stlltt' ot Nebralliul lead over Wi:lyne and held It until' H~ne a k v • CI I I
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nlSllles I I 2-6 4 4 'I levro e IJUBSCRJPTION RATES Coney's fielder an(i two free Totals 21'20-27 16 62 .J. Russel! Johnson, WJyne; Ford
D Wayne PIerce Ceda.r, 1)lxon Thl.1r6ton, Cumlng Stanton II.nrl Madlllon throw~ .gave Wayne a.22-20 advan· pickup 'l \1(1 p .. r \ ear S2 GO tor lib: months $I 00 tor thre~ 910ntbs tage With 7 1 ~ minutes remainipg 1 Gostavu (66) f9 ft ~ I. I J 'hn N. "'l"llng, """l'n", vol·d
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by Baber, 'AudiO I SOUTHWEST 'utJ!lde count!{'s mf'ntloneri $400 per yea.r, $300 lur IIlx mOIJ'h~ 51 76 th . . . r S ..... v 1.:', n" ~ I' --"1 Tri!',.·-!-· rIi"lml~ S1lq!TI:! L'"Oll1~~,=- __ e_.list.halL- Wayne- led ~ - Nord5t-rom }1 3-7 2 ~51 ---- ----------l-959-- ------
interml!ffllOn. -- - -- -gurm.pl~f'r--- - - 1- 0-0 0 --21 Alfred Eddie, Wayne, Chevrolet C.·j)l>Mll·-.l,dCll"".h.lWCll.
Denes·tO B·reaks R c ··a I.' s.e~~;al~~~l;eeb~:oWreed thea~l~·G't:tl,.J~; I· JBeUr'~kb.",('k 3 1 J 3 7 George Barte~ Waync,_ ('he v
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' '- '-' - ,.:. .. ., " 01 5 4 i G. Vol. l1i.lrrliun,~W<c! .. yn(', c;Ti"(,v , fmally went ahead to stay 53-52 Skoog 2-3 3 IG W. P. Thomas, Wayrl£,. <-11e-\1
Coney now leads the team scor-, Nelson 2·3 3 10 r\orbert Duffek, Wayne. Chev Ill~ With 164 pomts, an average of I Lundblad 1 0-1 3 2 Fr-ed Rickers, Wayne, Old" 20 1
2 per game. Rachow IS second: Totalls 29 8-18 19 66 1956-with 126. In two confefence games, WSTC 35 27-62
H06~r Dene:'13 established a i- ~~---------~
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,,' al> ,\c"ium. W llSet T b ?/;:~~E~Sf~~~ ITS~;!ae~c"a Ji Ji J 9~r~:scornta~~~n'renr!·b~.,_~_~i~_~~~!' ~ll· ~~;J ~l~~!~:gl~:'f~~C;n~~~r Point, Deneisa hit lS-of 40 shots Pender (43) fg ft pf tp' k tb !I ttl hi· from the field and 19 of 25 free Chnstiansen 4-13 0-2 81 e a ournamen clamplOns Ip throwHvitb 20 -"cconds remaining throws. He lost one other", point Wagner 0-4 0.0 0: ~r~~ C gu ~n the cll~n(' tonl~h~1 at I that would ha\'(' brought Vldol Y 'I See by the Herald' a teammate was in the lane too Joe Brmk 3-13 2.6 '"8 mg a consolatlOn game at 7 pm III the e>..tia .'>lS"lOll before 'tun 'I
.... ,iff<'r-·-\-tt:>+,1 -H-HI!l-- Hu!>Sc.ll Stol..L.r... Eillcn,on,: _ _ ______ _ t ~Ir ;.mil :\Ir:-. l'-I"t:J ;-;I(lill'. l<llH'1" wa:, B II ~ d Knoell., • By Staff Correspondent 1 ~Iln, \\\'\"1' III ;1"1"1('11 III 1"1\(':- :d Ihe SiOl!X 1/)1\1)11 :\l\"U](l(lhl dlUI (II l'l.~1 ;"al Mr. and'Mrs. Harold V-Ick('~-and
family. Knox\·IIIe. ],1, .111(1 .\11' ,I lid :'Iirs. (;corgp hOtJll)llk. II .11 'I f.rlll
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,prs. V,,'('l"l' Carol ~ll!ln. and {'ralg H{'IIl!, Emerson, Ill<lS ('\'{'!lltll; 111·1Ill' (;('llr;':l' f\ollil
Til£' bndc's motht'r wyre d navy lllk, sr. hOIllt'. H{'l'IlH'i"
red l"O"Se- ('ors~~ -tftt~ AlhHt ?rhlllkt'n ll1~T -anri--n'l'eptloll ·,\as held In tht' \Irs. \\",Ird (;tlltl:IIHi \!~II\'d ~dllil
'("hllrl'1! Ila~(,IllC'nt follOWing tht' dity c\"t'nmg 11()~tl'sS{'s were :\lrs Alber~ Millikens and Mr. and
l\lrs. William El'k \lrs Carl Sundl'll. Wa\,l'fll'\d. \~N(' Chr!~tmas dlllller gU('~l:- 111 ti](" . Fred Eh{'kson honH'. Wilhide
when he sank a free throw but Vogt 8-17 5-10 ')1 s Ice au lanum, 0 ow The vlklllgS \'.-olked a 4948 lead 1_...., __ ..:.. ______ _ soon. Jim Bnnk 0.;) 0 1 0 The tItle fray, scheduled at mer hit the wInnlllg field goal Mrs. Robert Harnson and sons,
Thl' final period was almost end- CulweU 02 00 0 I 8:3~ will PI~tt;he wmn;rs ~ W;~ I In openlllg mg!H actlOn Hartlllg Blair spent last v.cek HI tile III lh r !111~1']"li') \,,11 1-.'11 Ir1l1ll:1 ;"!rs ])oll;,ld Knoell. :'\{'W \'Im Jam e s Kahlers w"., d,""" l('~s as Pt'lldcr fouled repeatedly Gh.ssman 1 -4. 2..3 41 nos 8,! ~1I9 s semI Ina s: e ton and lolendgc battled on ncar· I H. W Casper home I'dI'. lIal"n.,<on I I ''''
• man alh'llljlt to prevent Dellesia'" Roeber 1-1 0.0 .2 i two iOvlted teams, Hartmgt~n Iy even ~rm" through the first I' came after his family .:::,unday. ~(··tdl'l!ll·.d. LII'~I.I,,'I:.I:;I~:~j(~;:il:.l(l"lltr:'ll~'(',(s gu(':-;\s In the Clifford !l;Jbl IHI!1lr record ntte-illpt. Waynewt"nt ttrBtej Ntel-sen 4-1 -0--1- .') 0 :;;!_ E~erso~, were _favor.ed In half 'Alth Hartlllgton holdlllg 23- . ' 11\1.11 pt',,,I- Mr. and Mrs. Rich·ud Miller and~ frC'(, throw Ime 24 tlme-s an4-con-- bander--.- 0--6-- 0 . .(1. I 0, ___ ntght'-s -games .. ~ton-------21 -ad\"alTt:"rg-c at In ermlSS Ofi~) - --- ,illl J. \\lW'-L""~'c'.' ------c'.'!!L'·"'::::"'''':''~!lJ.'':''='i!'..c-'OJJL~-~'''''',,141~+loe;~-'''''''~H'T-_I_. ,crtl'd 17 charity tosses. Denesla Totals 17-66 9-23 36 43 I oppose:d ~lIlld white -emeno,n : Gary !lI.ricr had all eight· pOint cc'- Alt~dlng-a--pi-n:Y in' the-. -MelVin. )\-1t+1,,:t - h++'Wfl~ ))1'.1'4+. ,"*'-I:\-I~'! .as. ElL'- ill_ tllc __ llilllll'.lCl· ~- -
'hl! 13 straight before nnssing-. -He I met Wa.~ne Prep. Wednesday s :ond quarter to keep Colen in Froehlich homo i'\cw Year's EI'(' m,lld (Of hlln,,!" ],:1]«1\ ;\j,C;;rlity. .\[r;:.. Carol Illrcit('ll, Di\,on. cuI M~r. and Mrs. Be-rnh,lTd Lien vis· cll!ict:icd :;2 of IllS pomb In thel Wayne 17 20 26 31-94 1 I~sers WIll 'play the -opener to- il'OntenllOn. He illll.shcd w 14 were f\-lr- and Mrs. {it'or-g£' \-'0"<" .... IO-l!\ (il~ "'-d" liI'ldi',~:n,lld the l.lke . .:'Ilrs. l\1anld l~olld~'r,,(Jn, ll{l{l In the V!i'gl! Kanlf'-lllmlTlf'tlIl fmal eight llllllutes. I Pendcr 9 8 13 13-43 I mght. I POints. i ~Ir. and_ Mn. Frank Wl'lblr :ltld \1!l1'C' r"d \l'ill't oIl"1'~~(':- \\lth 1':merson, poured. Ih('1r way from Boulder. ('10111 10
CP~;~~lbg~~11l'u.:~a~Il:'I~.~c:~~n WI\I~l:! New Year'r. E:e guestr. in. tht_iaJ~,ai~~SI~:;P n~:;,~cd~,i;~~~,cn~~1~81l\l~~b'7 ~:I~;'~hCI:;~3(1", I:;;~\n pun I Mr, and Mrs All'orbon, Wm"d" ~"~':~"",,g to l""kI"",:~~"s(, .1 _11=W:b~n~d(;";S ;(~"~bl;;;e~l;;;h~('I;r:;l~lO;m;"~I~"~';I;m~O~('''~. P~O_ll,,:"_'_I'_lH_' ('r as lnuL'lais W("I C' reluctant to! Gereon AllvLn home were 1I1r and'" brecz(' 0\ (:r hapless l\l\~(a:,ll(' in Ih( Ihlrd quartel 1 he, _ I"t',tralll the rabid objectIOns to I M·rs. John SuriJer, :\11". and r-.lrs.! The Panthers. jumped to a 17·2 tallj was 4J,.,3:J : Butter·Nut
_ "('-frlb--- -17y P{l~r CoaC~l Dutc;h I Albert Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. l~ad III !he first quart:r before Ddn Dltlll1.ln, Sizzled WIth 30 i F:1c\..~Un A tutdl of ~):~ fouls were I Harry Kay and LIl!!dn Ander~on. I Coach crank Wllhams started pOllll~ to lead l'.mer'>on to a .')331 !
('~ll('d. 36 oi them on the \"1::'llur".1 Mrs. Hannah Beck. Lincoln, and: emptYlllg hIS bench. . 1A"1I1 on~r \\ m.~J(ll' In .,\lonrlay's Sl'tt ' \1 capitalIzed on thiS fact by I Mrs. Hob art Hunter returne.?' .Bill Rpeg took sconng 1~01l01 ~ ond Elllt'r.~un c()'I.~Il'd aft~r
32 of 56 gift lOSSl'<;. Thursday after spendmg the hO!I- With 20 pomts, 12 of them In the dll 18-3 1l'ad In the flrst There was little doubt as to the day.'> with friends and relatives III first hali. Magnuson added 12. 11 I
outcome after the opcnmg period. 1 Wayne. was Prep's f1r"t victory of the sea box ~corc", W<lyne took a 11 9 lead and In- oMr. and oMrs. Alden Ounklau son and the first tllne th~ Pa.A-t-A-- 8 1-1 11 9--43 cl'eas('d It to 37-17 .. t IntcrmisSlOn'I' were dlQner guests m the Ray- ers had scored over 40 pomb ill a !) 12 8 6-3,)
~~i~~:lJ fmlc:hed the ha-H wrth 18 I m-:~:..:..~l:-~e supper guests r ~a~:~ond and Wausa treated a fg ft pf -tp
D( !1('sla and Bob I'roett paced t I-fl the Hc-r-bert Nw.mann nom.c sm.aJl crowd to the tourney's Uli'lllar].; 8 ].I 3 :10; Wayne 111 the time! quarter a~ the I wert: :\tr and 1\1rs. Arnold "Man best first round game, a 50-49 Dohllllan I-l -
~;~:seD~~·~I~m~~tgl~ti t~O~~:;{} t~'h~~! ~-I~~d~~m~\;'d ~;I~I~;d a~~rS~l;'.ja~~~· c;;:~~i.me thriller that went to Os- ! Dellker j Cradcrt
A+t .1ill-G £l-ud (,13ht- pomt~. rc~, I Mrs. Al r~hlers and famil~·. Nit'- The wmners neecied Ch;}r]('~ Wllkl'
tiv~~~'I·ef'la'., n'cnrd p~rformancl' I ~j~r:::~nn~Pj~~th;~e day JT1 Ihe Ed ~I;:~l:~l~': ;~i~~I(~etd O~I~~~~g t~c~~I~~ Bukl'lllper
~IH'" lllln 1~6 POUlts In SIX game",: Guests in the James Kirchner ~ punch, pldccd by LeRoy llan~efl COlllb~ an <lv('ragc of 3:!.6, Bill Koebel' I home !'\ew Year'·s En were Mr.: and B. Anderson With 13 cacho . To~~~:rl'fl
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__ ~~ f---.!:~-" ~~Ied_ ll_':p'l~~_l'_ GGr'l~d M~~_. Jack Er~lIl, Concord .. ('lose through,out th(' game, the ald \ogt WJ.S -Vender.s lop pel"' ana m, arrd!ttTs. Wiltan:l:-ttoid-orf------s-curc :tilPWC'1"i-W"d11-sa hel-d 11-7 Bltd ~Wins-i-de- {31j-fornwr \\Jlh ~l. : and Ranely, Laurel. !2tl·20 advantages at the fli':,t and II LilH'ngoocl Wayne (94) f9 ft pf tp: New Year's Eve guests in the I second quarters. Timmer'" 11
Kocber 5·11 1-,1 L1l1J?..2~ Ka.y home we're Mr. and Mrs.1 POlllls gav{' Osmond a 39-35 mar· I H H. Dl'nl'~::l 13-·10 19·25 2 49 i Eddie ThIes and n'Na-y'ne, Winslrle, I gin after thre~ pel1ads. I Koch LJ1Scn 1-\0 3-6 2 S and Mr. and Mrs Carl A!l\1ll andl The regulation ,game cnd-ed at ~Il'b(,tl Llk"("'i 2·.') 0-1 1 4 1 Darrcll. 115.·all. Wausa missed two frce' Falk
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~.~~~~::: III un T<lke )Our Phone Wayne 29F20, Collect \\iA:\TED i){'~ll'r In ~\'ayn(' .area! to Dr. ~~~ i~~~ t~'iers~U~~~e~~ Wayne Rendering Co for I'rpsln 1< lo-:'I!('I('I all <lulo·! dP S . '7
PRICED RIGHT . 'i malic wal('1' softener Regenerates! __ a~_._~p:_('~ __ . ..!~ SUIlh' 1\1111 Ile\!, ,,(,[ warrantJl'~. Your ,Used Cow Dealer tllp at'/u,d amounl of water uS-I WE WISH 1'0 EXPRESS our sin-
f26tf Wrll('.HOX HH, co \byne Hcr-j cer(' tha.nks fOF.the ca.rds, flow-SWANS.ON TElEVISON I ;'Al\'TI.:-I~--~tw~-b{~~~; hOllse, d3J12p ('fS -and gl,fts received on our for-price $8500. A three-bcdroom I --- ~- - ----~- ti('th weddlOg anmversanes and to
AND APPLIANCE hou" not 01<'< 3 )1'"" old. pm·c: TO BUY TO SELL all who helped make the day sueh . ....,"I\' ell An oid('r thl'tt-iH'droom' i a happy Occ;Jslon. IIlr. and Mrs
particular attention
for lunch or to visit. He knows they come to bid and'
You can bring these "Strangers to your sale by uS.ing The_, Wayne Herald Farm Sale Service • _ .. Big. attractive sol"' bills that are easy to read, mode by tramed pers?nn~1 who have Itudied and know how to layout Q farm sale bill rlgttt!
CALENDAR OF COMING SALES
:jl1 \1,'111 751 prlce $9000. We ha\(' h11.\ REAL, ESTATE "1 John HohHf and lUr. and .I\I~s \\";.1\ ne. NI'IJr efS for thrse hous('s. but f1l'('(1 tlw FerdlOand Voss. J7p I PHONE
- -- ~""-:""-. ---- =--~S'rs to sell. Wr nced Property Exchange . ou"it. --siN('ERE-·l'IMr\KSt~-.. the NUMBER 130 and we will n J.I.r:J{ Bin'S!! sllpplJ('" Con- 'I Walter I'IloHer Reallor Phone 197 frIends and relatives who vIslted I la~~!{~·~~~:~JI~}~)~lr(:I~~18.11101"m~~~~ J --- :- -- ' --- f _. ~17 M.in If ,to 'n the and foc thel .... "'iijiiii~"~."if_~_._,'_c~o:~m~e:;~to, Your FARM!
SALE DATES
CLAIMED
:'-=-~-'-~. ----'-1 FOR RENT - ~~.
LIVESTOCK I D~' REAL ESTATE ---:----- - ~-~ -I WISH to extend our heartfelt WAYNE' HERALD ONE-STOP
.'., ' Top, I n~~~sher aSnjPal('~'om~7ete" ' b('oroolll .~pht·l('\"el hotllC', I.t's;.; many a~ls Q_Lkindn~_s~own J!§ FARM SALE SERVICE t r S der - I FOR SALE BY OWNEH: Thr('e-[ thank you for all the cards and
~;.ttlUn;d BiJr/:O\\, ~how t~~mp" ~aints, 'varnishes, floor waxes, than a year old Shown by ap.pomt- rlurlOg the .long illness and death INCLUDES--=-----I.rorn I rall"lI' \-ICW .rarm. TIm 0[- seals. All at your Coast to Coast IlH'llt oniy. Phone 372-W atlE?r 6 of our beloved mother and grand. 1{'rJl\~ pro\"ldes \'lgo;ous quallty store, Wayne a30tl pill. .17t.1p mother. Your thoughtfulness and [(lr thrifty brt'erier;.; \~l!lard Maas, ~ , , 1- sympathy in our bereavement will 11-, mil(,s north Hoskllls. ;-"'ehr ~1tf F ~~llr~~~c~or~~l~k trl~~~~~ blq~i~e b~ .Iong remembered. Thanks to
- ment StorE'. j15tf, Lilhan Edwards and our very spe
FOH SALE. Purcbred lIamp:.hire, F'OH I{E:-.JT-:-Ap--;r!-;~~~,~t-~uIU;iili;: FOR SALE ~~~. t~~~k~let~" ~~~h~~!.Kkeaf[~:enn 2. YOUr FREE sale bill print~ F;::"'~:·,\ ~::~~~.tlI3"~~~\j, Robms~n: foe two, ava<lable Jan. 15 Aho McGuigan, Lloyd McGuigan, Mr ~~,o: :t~~~u~;rd .~~o~7~ Hand~A~rf ~ two- slel:'ping rooms. Phone ulllmpro\"cd Wayllt' County and Mrs. Donal-d M-cGuig-an and
1. FREE Listing In the l1ewspapers Calendar of' Coming Sales - to protect the date you have selected.
- - i family, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hurs. paPer.
JAN. 11 - HOLLIS WILLIAMS CLOSING" OUT -FARM SALE-2 miles east and 2lf4 miles north of Carroll. Lage, Troutman and Cunn,ins:harn.._ auctioneer~~State National bank, clerk. See listing in today's Wayne Herald,
JAN. ll-BILL HALL C).OS· ING OUT FARM SALE-8 miles south and 2 east of Wayre. Dick Kane, auctioneer, State National bank, clerk. See listing in today's Wayne Herald.
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Year IN AN
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I USED I CAR I i
Goloxie Fordo, -', Fully equipped, orie.owner, town car-only 14,000 miles, very sharp!
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59 FORD. ~ Pickup 6-cyl.
Custom Cab, mud tires and hellt· er. Just a year old and only 17,000 miles.
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57 MERCURY
Make' VUI{ SAL]>;. Purt'llred Hampshire i FOI{ ]{El\T 2 room furnl,>hl'd! fort) :Jcres Sale East Door Court tad, Mrs. Luella Hansen and
' Boar~. Double \".<lccmated for: apartmcllt. l't litl(' Iurlllslwrl \\ 3 J uar'( Thomas, 1\Irs. Lola McGuigan. j7 cholera anci erysipelas. Henry 814 WIndom. I" 'J7t3c I HOuse ayne, p. m., an'.
3. FREE farm sale arrows with your name imprinted_on them to direct strangers to your farm sale.
JAN. 13-BUD KORTH CLOS, ING OUT FARM SALE-l mill! east and 1 north of Carroll. Nix-on- and CUnningham, auctioneers. 5 tat e National bank, Wayne, clerk. See listing in today's Her.Id,
Monterey Fordor Fully equipped, one owner, town car--only 39,000 miles, Exceptionally nice. llaa,,!' and sons. 5 Vi, 21'~ N ofl -- - -- --- -- '12th Sl'e Legal Notice 11115 paper Carroll
! Wayne, 4 r:, 1--'2 S of Carrall o29tf j I for del:ul!:i.
I HELP _W_ANT_"ED. _I, Stanley Owens returned Sunday
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56 MERCURY ~ -<:oryell~s-~
YOUR
AUTOMOTIVE .. HEADQlJAMER-S
_J..mw CARS Production is rolling again a nd aT CoryeWs yotr'it find a good selection of the popular favorite!; - 1960 (hevr 0 let - Passenger Car s, Trucks, Pi-ckvps 8M COf"~ vain and "the 1960 Oldsmobile.
• tmO·EARS
• SERVICE At Coryell's YOl:! get the benefft -of the combined exp~r· ience of our staff of factorytrained mechanics - over 200 years of automotive know-hOW. Next time you're in town,' make it a point to
-- ~--na"ve yOUr car se.vtce-d---------CQr~-~
• BODY SHOP Coryell's maintains It complete body shop specializing , in a II types of bod~ fender I .r-epair.s, fr!!me i'llignment and glass replacement.
• TIRE SHOP Coryell's offer .yo~ the lat~st developments In tire repairs and recapping plus a complete stock of new and used tires. Farmers will be par· ticl.o!lady pleased wi.th our
- on_~m--t-t·iHlt~-t-U'0--$ef".
-Y-Kle-~ _~lt~.s---4-U~!:1!L ~asJo~: ... just phone ~05:W.
...... TANK WAGON Corye1l's tank wagon s.cr. vice offers a complete hne of gatoline,. fuel oi~s an~ lubricants with service directly at your farm. M20ke it a point to check Coryell's tank
Plc'allC SC!1d the pro«peetus dmcnbingthcinVC9j.~nt~!"!l~'yor~rnpanies checked below:
o In~".,on Mut,""l, I~ o In~e"cn Srock hmd, 11K..
8 ~::~::~~~~~c:.:1i}.7Fu.. .. ltol o 1,...",lor.Vcricbl"Poym.,nt
Fund.lro;.
- - - - . to the Umversity of Nebraska af-
i WANTED. Lady i1ookk('eppr cal'- FOB ~ALE: 2UO a( l"{-' ';:';";;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-OC1:1"<>f'",--n---"'-.--tif.>isleflil1iXOi"--SmtTh :C""r-R,,"*="iir=~~~T~='-:ji'II--~~mtttn-g-rnrrrpt~t-ot-'----------r:trrrLlrr-itrxnWTnnnty- -,j ,parents, ,books,. !'Ilust ha\ c knowl('dge of al'- ; Trom - WakNleld. 80 acres of tills I Owens\. ~:I,:~~~,--p-ictttr~ in arl- and
4. EXl}erienced help in drawing up your farm sale ad; to make it the kind that DRAWS A CROWD.
'eount~ and pn'-I farm IS LOgUIl \"i:lliey bottomland'j i paration sta[plllt'tJl. balancc is roiling Modern dwell- , •
: Stat(' gl\'(' :(-'f~'r.: ing and all l.llIildmgs are good. You, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dappen,
: ~I~~:ld. BU'( RJ, t' u W{;lljl~~ 1 ~;~:~('~. 160 <Ja('~la~~~~ ~~n~96~~ 1 SlOUX Falls, S. D., sp~nt the week----=-i - .. --.1 Waiter Hf'<.iltor, Phone pnd WIth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. . . .·Y·'1 W ke- Wallacc Hughes. , I We are' an old estdbllSlwd C(1ll1Jldny I \\.l~ Ill' or 7 -~.), a _ f I Dinner guests of Mr and Mrs
~opcralJIU:: throughout the L"mted: dl tI : J-oe £-o-rbit -a-nd--f-amih,,· were .Mr . I States .and Canada. We need 2 men: - ·-----'"'1::7 ; and Mrs. James J. Corbit and Clar-
lo rep)"cs('nt liS In th.l.~ area to, MUST BE SOLD I en('( C0rbit. I d(,lnonstl'ate <Jlld show our comhll} I ____ .'-______ _
I atum repair Unit' If \"011 <-trl' honest I b h' Id have good chaco",:,. good lean. TO I 'I See y t e Hera '
I porta lion, no~_ afraid of hard work. ~___ 1-
-tand-a--deslre tomak(' above a\('r TE 1---------___ ' ugP income., we would like t,) talk SETTLE EST A Joan, Chicago, Steve, lincoln,
: to 'ffl-ll. F-or i-n-t-erv-w'Xs ~ ~lr. G. _ and. Mary Llt---P-aw~I-s-k+,---~tch-i~. --' L Steele, Elm Motel, WaYT1(,~ Wed: 160 Aere~, improved. 8 mile;" N\'L Kan., sP~Dt the hoIJq!!y---.1'li1h Jh:f'H'
and Thur,;day C\Clllng from of Wa.'lill', L:.Jrge modern homr r ~a.rents, AIr. and Mrs. Par:tl Pawel-
, ['nced to ~el! quick. Wnt(' or call: ! Sk~r. and Mrs. Granald W-i'~~hhof j and Vona Lou and' Hobert LeVIn, Nickens & Peterson I'fnfyw,,·d. C,Y,C1cf[ FrTilai .
6. With your sale ad In the Wayn~ Herald you reach mor~ farmers than in any ottlel" medl u-m;--
7. Combiflation new spa j) e r plan of sale ad and sale bills tie-up, which makes your advertising-' eomplew \n one job_
JAN. 18--DON KVOLS (LOSLNG QUT_FAJ{M SALE--;:-13 miles south of Wayne, 3 east and south_ Smfth and Kane, auction· eers. Citi:r:ens National Bank, Wisner, clerk.
JAN. 19-R4CHARD L. JONES CLOSING OUT FARM SALE-lS
8. Less -expense, less drivIng miles west of Wayne and h and time needed in post- north. froutman, Lage and Nix. ing;_..fewer...saJe.JliI,,1 -""C"'""~+on,-" ___ rr, State- '
9. Your newspaper ad In pa~ -per g--iv-es far-Me-f'S op~
i!y_ t_CI stu,!y YI!I!!"_ sa}e_~ -over carefully, in fhelr own
flomes, and deei-d-e o.n the, articles they may WIsh to buy.
Bank, clerk. Watch for listing in Th~ Way~e Heral~~
~hop ,
spendm~t holi,days In the BasJ!,
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O'bucn ho ne. .
gency Mr. an Mrs.·Joh~ H. lutt vis.if· Perdue hom-e -last Wednesday_ AI-
Oifice phone 6311 ethdo J~~eldWJ·adhndee'dhaOYnlCa,ftWe:a~eO~el~~ len and Bobble Perdue were dinner
-1'U. 1=- MRSc-fft;NRY-~ WiN _CLO,SINC;, 0 U T FAR M SALE-lh mile east and '/l. south of Experiment Farm. Koester and.Nixon.--auc.~s.t_N.a- I tional bank, Wayne, clerk. Watch The Wayne Herald for listing.
'-- \. 1 g U est s there Saturday. ~Iark He~I[kn("e phonr 4251 or 6313 Nell and Marion Burnham, Den- Stringer was a Sunday dinner oakland, N{'bra~ka . I vcr, spent the holidays with their guest.
IIlorn
Monterey Fordor Radio, heater, Merc-o-matic, tutone and white walls, local town
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54 CHEVROI.E.T Bel Air 4-dr.
Radio, heater, Powerglide and Power steering. Runs good and IS clean.
Chieftoin Fordor Radio, heater and std. trans. One owner, low mileage.
1"1111 ilast'lllt'llt h"m. Winner, S. D., and Mr. and Less thati 1 year- Xlp.,. D-On -liow;e.--1:l.ncLia~..-_Dna-
00 \Valter :'Il01Jel", He- Wll, la, and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Phone 84 j7lft i Sandahl and family.
I Mary Elizabeth Einung, Lincoln, SALE 2 bedroom Imc].; spent the holldays wllh h.C'r par-
Ltd- ~lr. and Mrs. John N. Ein-
FOIt SALE. ~l'arJy nrw, thrp('-
I beol'oom horne. All birch finish.
[,hol\{' 695- W .I7p
i CARDS of THANis
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Mrs. Ernest Shaheen ,nd fami· h' Wmncr S D., were guests C'I;l'istmas ~ek-e-ttel in--t-fte J<;<Iwa,e"+.;;;;;;-,;"o;o""",, Nlsscn home. Mr. Shaheen, wh-o held bN-'n in a Sioux City hospital, returned home with them last Sat
WI" WISH TO 1<::xi;r{f~s-S -;u~ -;;;-- i urday. MI[chell Niss~n, ~irtcol~, (";'re thanks to all who S(,llt us spent last weekend WIth hiS pal
cards J1ower~ and gifts and vi;.;it· enb . ed lIS'!1l the hosPl!<.J!. Mrs. l\lt'lvlll IrVing Carlso~ retur~td uS~tur-
===========""-,C~lerht and ROll<Jld ~~ ~~'in:;~d~~~eratspel~din~I~~r~ in the Albert G. Cal'is.:o:',nj-f>ffil±'and--'FeFPY,-f,ym""._W=_t
Mr. ana--"Mrs,.-.t: -M~ Str-anan---r('turned' last Wednesday. aft e r >,ppndmg Christmai..,with their sonin-Jaw and dilughte1i!l'Mr. and Mrs Warren Callahan and family, I'darion, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heikes re-turned Sunday from a Christmas-vacation in the Kermiti-J" ,anK ","c"un.
TRUCKS 52 GMC 2 ton Truck
, h. Warn. (N.br 1 H ... ld, Thursday, January 7, 1960 I Senior Redtal Set langenberg-Ulrich 'I Patricia Nettl;ton Weds Edward Oswald I e/li~n~:~:;::~~~. -;;:' :~o~~ :~~~~; :;~i;d:en~o~;"~;e;:,a~h! ~!~,t~~~:~;; ====:::;:==================: lea In 1907, fmdmg work at the and corsagC' worn br Mr. and Mrs.
'~ d~ tJe' ; Tonight ateollege 'W€dding Held in I ~ In Grace lutheran Church Rites '~o~~e~;,~n~:,o~e;~;'~~ '::~~::n:'~IIl';.'.\~~n·lIerman R;'~'I;lg, _WRyne, ° I I ~. . . his boss' she was Iht> gil'] {or pOllrE"d ('of[l't' Sh~ WllS nssistflod in ' --an-ti, - 4but.d L{:('Ann flIend, WSTC mu"jc nUl Ho k"ns Church - been n good lift'," I ~wrving by l\1rs Frank P('nt.iC'o, r
jar, will present ~SFITtur-TC"titnl-· S I - - - sain Mr.s. Uama-'n, "Wt' had our: Erika Ilt'leha]'!, Wa~n(', Mrs. ~~I'. Bridal Shower Sunday The following committpe.s _werl' at 8 p.m, tor!a) at the student union lIo"luns - Frances Langpnbcl' . hardsips but a\\\'ays fOl\OWl't! Ii~ V)~ Scho111 1l{'l'g ~nd J\lrs. 1'(-'(\ ":
..! apPOinted for the May banquet· jdining room. SIOUX CIIy. dalightlT o[ !llr. and I good days." . !.Klmg .. Al'kan~a::; City, Kan. ' Honors Nancy Sher.bahn - .\Ir~ NOrrJ\ \\'clule anri i\ir". Bob . se; ;~~~~:~n.\'()~~·~·~ st~\r~~a~: ~1\~I1~\':~: ;\Ir~ WJllla;n Langf'llbel'g, Nor I None of Mr. Hanscn's family {'\' Thf'lr thr('t' dlddrpn lire R\I~sC'tI
S':;d::;":,:I:;,7.e~~~,::~"~~,:I~~~~'~ :\ol,on. ripc'oeation, \1rs. Olto g .. aua'e,1 th" month '/,,,k,e!lil ;~I;;'-h/~I~le ~;~:O;I,lq;~~i'\I~in~~~. ~~I:aO';;~ S';~le~n;t:i~~: i~nge:;~l;:'~~; ~~~"I';'~ D~:::':~~":;~: ~:,':~,~; RO~~~~ I1rJIIllr('d '\anc;. Slwrbahn. Host· ~;:;~~ ~~:;la~I;)sns~I~~l:~ ~i~~.:~ I tnek will Ill' llt'r <lc('()]nIJanJ~!. lbt l 'Inch.' wt'rt' III a rri(>(\ Dcc. ~~ I but his own children and his WI[C· ... ,La., and :-'11'~ Clirr P(,Illiro. I,~ .... t'" \\'('1'(' LJlHb JI.1au, Sh"ron IlH'Tlll IltJlm .~turJ('llb of Beni:! m ntl's at Ppat·p E\<l11 and Hpj brothprs and ,~istpl':O; h<l\f' nt'\T!" Pit"I'{'t' All (hI' ehddn'll and [I\,(' of
\\( .... t('rman <Inn JlIdy TI£'tsort .\Ir.s. WJLlllvJ' <..Ln\~~.') .wa_~ cha1l' Ikrr',I('lll \\111 pl;l~ dunn",..' 111 clitll'el'l. 1I0SKlIlS left him feelin hc Will:> alOIH' I the .~ix grandchildren w('l'e prps I'rizt:'s wt'rt' won by Betty ;'.11':- l{'rrll11'i~JOn1'i. Thev an' Btltlll:1 \':;11- Hf'\' \'l'Or:.(r, H(,\lsin~('r. ~0tiT!6TlTl{~T\'{>IO:<;~~---~
i'(' ;Inri ]{ogl'ril' »,rlPhll'r 'lri7rPr·-l'· mao/f .Ill!' ~f'n I[]" (.q~J:IIlI~·~~AIj lip in j , lin onl<'l:ilt'd ill -nl('l'TI't,~~ Also prl'st'nt Wl'rt' Ihrl'e broth-'>t'nlt'd III '\11", ;"herbahn .\Ion a~ ~ mt'l'!lng AssIslmg \\('I'P /Jt>pJIJ]:,!('I', OIIl~dl:1 \t Il 'r I I 1 f \1 J[
\11,,1; StH'rlJiJhll and Davirl n ~~I;~ ill~I!>{'ILJt~~o:s8:'Il~~'si\I:~~ :~;~ Q h.II·' (,u'ln\~.I;tt~~::.f, accolll Jalllt'( I T;~~.~'~rl~~ArI~~~~
\\ a rJH:'Jl1undt', WinSide. will ht! Fbher. Airs Arlen Fltr'h <lnd I (j·f . Ret TIlt' wot't' a o.;:.Jpphirp him·, GlI:'> Andt'rson, RancLolph, PI't'"llt ! CIty. Kan, ]l.lr and I'll 1'''. 81nwr
:':::::;:;'~"":h~,',::.r,"~O,~,','\~t ",,"" :~~'i'\\;~;~'5"rllrI""d "exI meet I a I orma I es :~~~',:~"::\,:;':'P,::"d,:,:'L',~,::"hB:'~::';' ~'~d~;'~~~ g~':~d~~~:, ~';,'s E,,";:' ~::::; 1:;:;i{'i;;\~::::;~!,,::'I:~~~~:::::' Glenn Walkers Announce Daughter's Engagement
\Lr and Mrs. (;tl'nh Walke]' an· lI!111llLl' the cngagCIIlCIIl of llwll' daughter, Lmda, 10 Don Russell, ,,1111 o[ 1\11' and "In I J()lI;":la" Hu.\st'll. Plallll'ww
,\11.,,, Walhr iJllell(j"r] \\'STC and Is presently ('mploy('d Itl Ihl' buslDt'~s UnitT al tl1(' l'ultt'gl', Mr. Hus,,('ll IS a \';STC sopho more
A fall wl'ddlng I.~ planned
Mrs. S'enter Presents
f' dub 111('1 r-.r()noa.~ wllh J\lrs (;porgl' Bl'ITl';'. p'uurtel'tl
members wen' pres('nt \1 ]'''. \. A Sent PI' gal {' llH' progra1l1, "!\Iy FaVOrite I'odry"
Jan. HI il1l'cling lS w1lh Mrs RobPrt Benthack :\Irs Jtattte Hal!, Will h<1\{' the program
Mrs. Ahern, Mrs, Fanske Win Caterie Club Prizes
Mrs. John Ahern and 1\11'1>. L. A, Fanske won prizes al a Co· lene dub me('tmg l'tlonday III the Martin Ringt'r home. ~
Mr~. D. S. Wightman and l\lrs J. M. Strahan were guests. Mrs. Warren Shullhpis will he ho~tess Monday.
Walter Reegs Honored At Open House Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Walter Rf'eg w('re honored at an open house Sunday al Re.daemer.. Lu church for their silver wl£~!!iJlg anniversary.
Mrs. Otto Field cut the anni versary cake, which was decor· ated by AIrs. Albert Damme. RQbprt Reeg had charge of the. guest book and arranged the gifts.
For Former Resident SlUUX CII:,. \\ d " charge dl the gift taJ)I{' . HIII'hlg. \'v'a.\'IH'
She-wun' i.l navy blue The tipred aIlOl\'t'l'sury cake W<I.' A Jallllly !.uPIWl' for 35 was Sl'r\'-SOCIAL FORECAST Wln':>lIie- Funcral ,,<'rn('I'S Ii)! :'Ilr~ (; ... \; :'11('11(11'" RO. :\rcldl,!, ('aliI' . 1\('1'(' lU'ld Ike. :;0 J1l Ih(' Ar
('1'epe dl'('s.~ <JIJd ;.J tut'· a gift of th{'lJ' dnllghtel'!; A 1<1t'g{' I'd following tht, opl'n hoU/w. of while carnatioll!. "''''''j-_
t'arlia !·'In;t l'reshyl('rian ('hurch Thursday, Jan, 7 :"III'S. IItead(' W/;IS kllJpd. U1 all au
('onlriJd Club, Mr:". C II Fl.,hcr tOIllOhik [l('('ldcnt Dal
Ilpnry ASlllll.\ ;lnrl I'll I " ) I I h illll' '" "'" IIII' ",II, C ot es dryers with
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I 10 CilliIulll1a. They hndt', who t('a('hcs in &- ' ~ Hnkelller Lildll'~ Aid ;,t-'fI'ed their goldell w('dllin!.! in Sioux Clt.\' for1n('rl~ ""r=!-f-"'----' _' ~.' . _
Friday, Jan. 8- 1956. SurvI\,ors mdmll? her hu~- in lioo.;km:o;. couple wilt ~. I Ir'.a I,; """'1 , '. h~"."."II~tJ~J1~~"cI,;J,.:~.lt~j.~~'~lLlo,,~f. _.-Vt-rrl-trrt "" (;oldl'n,Jtod Club hand and anI! sister, !\II'". B. A III SIOUX City _, " .'., , ,-., Woman's Club 'Ilaldwln. Arcadia. ,," • 1011, \ :IITII11, and Edward O~lVaJd. hi." hrottll'r as IwsL man. Llo:-d Os·
O."n "i \1, ,'",ri ,.,',. >:",',n .Os wald, Ihe bl'ltirgroom'" eousln~ Saturday, Jan. 9 , :'Ilrs i\1('adp was the YOllngp:o;l, W .."" , ayne waJd. \\'('l'e 1I1111TIl'd III was groOIllS1n<l1l ll::.her;, W('I'(' JUll~(,;.pWll1g L'lrl'le famlly sup : :-,isteI' of (he laiC. Sam Reichert. l'l\(''o (,Il'mll" In the Cracl" DOllald NPltlelon. Wakl'f1Pld. and
'I,c. I Ch h 'Luteran dlllich. - '" '!l.lOlI'lS Tyler. ;'\orfolk. The mcn Easlrrn Star Kensington, I'., F IS· urI' es 1 k I Ih 1'1 F I. !'Ilo6(,s unera ervlces ... •• ' H('v. E. ,j 1:(>lnll1al otflc.I,all'd at I wore (ar .s:ll S Wl \-\-11 e carna
Monday, Jan, 11 Held Sunday For First Methodist Church chureh v, a" (h-('(Jl'akd wllh while i Alla.n and Anl('!1 Oswald. MiHIi
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I tht' dOlllJlt' 1'111;'; C('l'l:mon~ 'l'lH' 1 tlOn boutonlllercs.
:;~I'~i~~~~:~: Iklm,n P.ch d sa~~':~I~:,~l J~~~lI~~r'C!l~~;:~tion and l,(;;::~.:· Hoberl ' so~, l~!~~{~~i~~{' :~l~~dle~:ld 1Il th(,
I Henry Raste e class, 10 am; Junior chOir, 2 p.m and I'I':l)t'I'." ('hurch pariors follOWing the cere
0!~rt;~~~I~,tJ~J~S~fw~f:;.~~~r~hUl. Sunday,' Jan. 10: churth s('l1ool. Ikrnlll<l1 wa.s m;.:amst, mony .. l\lrs. Clarence Ulf'mark, the-is I Concord - Funeral services for i 9:45 a.m.; worship, "Is God Ever Tilt, bnde, gln'l! 111 marnag(' hJ : ::aalkde,fiepldop' l,w,.asBlh"Oft'.lesMs",. LOw!.a's O,'n" :
I\lmerva Chlb, Mrs, .stanlt.'Y Mo.r-' Henry Rastede, 78, wcre he1d I Agalllst Gs?", 11; nur,,('ry for pre· her lulh,'I'. WOrt' a !'h:lntdly [.Jt'(' '" ~-day at St Paul:s Lutheran church. school children, 11' fellowship o\'er taJ!t'ta gown. The flItpd hod. '('harge of Ih(' guest book. Dorothy
i I !'III'. Ras(coe dle.d Thursday noon dinner followcd by school of mis, lct' was f<l"lllonl'd wllh a ".neek.; Longe, Wayne. and Mary Ncttle-Tuesday, Jan. 12 a( th(' Wakefield hospital. SlOm. 6:30 p.m. 1 lint' :lI1d a bril'f jackpt [C'atlll'lng' ton, WinSide, arranged Ihe gifts. i
PNG Club I R('v.· H. K Nlermann officialed Monda~, Jan. 4: Girl Sco~~s. i long slt't'\'CS eXlcnding to bridal Mrs. Maurice Han.';cn, Carr?Il" Fortmghtly Club, Mrs John T. at Ihe scrvice. Mr. and 1\1rs. Verde] W~dnesday, ~an. 13' WSLS ex" I points ~O\ ('I' .tl1(' w.l'lsts. T.hC baJJt'r.! b<tked and d.CCOl'.a({'d .the Wedding.,
Bressler Erwin sang "Beyond the Sunset,'· ecutn'e cOlnlmttpc. I 25 p.~.; ina Jl'llgth bOl11fnnt skir1 Wd.~ ('akp. Mrs. Ernest Sands. Laurel. I JE c":lub, Mrs. tda Canning aC'(:ol-npimCc;J 6'y-Snirley Stolle. WSt'S. 2;' IJ\rlYF, 6:'3tr, ~et-hodls~ la;,hi(j"i1l;U in' ti('i's' of 18.6:>-' ,:-uTfrc;, 1 anaLois RalTl'ston. 'Fn:'m6nt, pouer.·! Merry Mixers Club, Mrs, Her· Pallbearers were W. D. and Her Men, 6:45; Chancel chOir, 7..3(), I lIt'r Illu"wn v('il W<lS hcld b~' a I cd. Waitresse~ were Mrs. Lloyd:
bert Gerleman man Stolle. Clarence Pearson, Carl MYF, S.I.j.. . I tiara of S('t'Li pl"Hls and ~ef)l1IllS I ~<;wald, . Madison .. artd Barbara Klick and Klatter club, M.rs. Koch. Glenn Rice and Ernest RiC'lh - - She earned an :.Jrl'angl'llll'nt oJ Il'd Look, Lmcoln. ,UrJ.ee Lutheran
Basil Osburn Henry Hastede. son of Gerhard First Trinity Lutheran Church 'roses on a white Bihle. L.1dles aid sen·pd. __ . I
MW ClUb, Mrs. Flore~i~ ~'.ILSmlL Miss~)ll!"J. . .§.y~od __ ~ I ;\lr$ 111I1)(>ri N,ttleton C<JITOIt The bride was gradu<lted I Olers 8. 1881 at Scribner. He was baptiz· (Emmet C Rogness, val'. pas10ffT sPI'\'Nl her sister·in·law ;)S malron (armU high s-eh-ool and IS pr£!-sent. I
Mrs, Jaycees dinner ed and confirmed a1 St. Paul's Lu· Thursdav,' Jan. 7; Ladies aid. t of honc;l:.- :vI1·S. E(lg-c'n-E-NcWetOn, ly emplo'yed in the Carroll tele. Bidorbi Club, Mrs. 0 T. Conger thcran ehurch, Hoskins. He re- 1:30 p.m. " \V<lkefi~'ld. anoti1t'l' s·ister·in.law, phone officc. The bridegroom \~as' 500 Club. Mrs. Paul Zeplin ,JIlaincd a lifetime mf'mber of th(' Fnday. Jan. 8: Adult Bible class. wa,.,; hllfi{':;matd Both wore baller- graduated from Madison high! JFB Club, Mrs, Gary Clevelan-d "St. Paul's Lutheran {'hureh. 8 p.m. lOa lenglh gowns of l;1ce over .taf. schoo~ and is emploj.ed ~y the :\lc-
Wednesday, Jan. 13 Grace Lutheran Aid St. Mary's Guild
In 1910 he movpd to Dixon coun- Sunday, Jan 10' Worship, 9 feta in blue and white respf'ctl\,c- Cormlck Farm ~tore, ~ay~e, ty, wh('re he residf'd all his life. a,m.; vot{'rs meeting, 1 p.m. ly. They carried bouqupts of while The couple wJ\\ reSide 10 Car·' with the exception of five years - porn POllS loll. spent in Goodland, Kan. He mar· Wesleyan MethocList Church -----------.. ---.. --,,- ,-~~~~~~~~-
Mrs .. Helen Tangen IIAMllTONHOMEs£mCEOIRECTOI
There's no make-believe about Hf'len! Mother, homemaker, skilled IW!TH' Jaundering professional, she helps desll~n all new Hamilton laundry equipment. Helt'n speaks for the u'oman's (ouch.'
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1\11'. and Mrs. Ref'g were mar· ried De.c_ 21-,---- 19M in Wayne.. by' Rpv. H. A. Teckhau·se. Mrs Olfn': Ficld and Chri~ Bargholz, attendants 25 y(>ars ago, att{'nded -the open house
Redeemer ULCW .we~.-vlce _Guild Cameo Club, Mrs. C. N. Olson
Thursday, Jan, 14
.~~~~~,~. (ffilli·~.C~~~~SlQLL~~~~~···~~~~--,-~~~~~~~~-~~~nr---·'~~~~~YOu~~~~ffimilltonruy,m~--t_~ Preceding him 'in death was a son. Sunday, Jan. 10: Sunday sehool, Jan. 11: Youth choir. Hansen held open house at
Survivors include hiS widow, two 10 am; worship, 11; Wesleyan 6:45 11.m. . n(('1 choir, 7; LLCW pierce. Close tQ: 200 guest!; brav-
The Re('gs have thn'£' sons, Ro· ~rt . and I\'L('lYin ilt home and Gerald., who recE'ntly completed a seven·month tour of OVl'rseas duty Wllh the lJS ,\;a\;.~ C;pra-ld
----i--s-.~. spe-n--I:ing a 3-fr.--ct--a-y lea\e at horn('.
Waliei Spli1tger-ber La Porte Club, REA, 6:30 p.m,
daughters. Mrs. Norman Wheeler, youth. 7:30 p.m.; evangel1stlc scrv- _ eel the weather to add their good MCMinnville. Ore. anrl :vII's. Quin· ict'. 8. 1 Immanuel Ev. lutheran Church wishes with many coming fra.m ten Erwin. Concord; four sons. AI· Wednesday, Jan 13: Prayer .\Jisso6lri Synod Wayne county and Hoskins over nn and Mar\'in, Allen, Harvey, m('('etln~. 8 p.m, 'lSamuel .\!eske, "aeaney pastor) the same roads traveled by the Laurrl, and Clarcnce, Concord; 1 Salurday, Jail. 8. Church :-ctwoL bride_and groom of 50 years ago_ twu sis1er.s~ ~1.rs.. Gerhard Delijen As-se-mbly of -God ftc\:.,. E. lL l:ioellm.g, .pastor _oL and Mrs:. Fred Nalwr, Scribnpr; (han Mcyer, pastor) Zion Luth('ran church t'<tst of:
-brot-h('t"'S, {rt--rharr/ ':;cril-mer, Sunday. Jan 10: Sunday schoof.' Pi:f'TCC, was out of town fur Christ
~ dno 1)](1. (or](OId ;1110 lb gr,lnd 10 a Ill.; \\(lfship, 11; evang.elistic 11. mas so they came to Plerci: [or Ili Iii I (hlldren • 111](' w('ddlllg c('r(Omon~.
Delta Dek Meets Tuesday ~~" alllll 1 • "e~·~~~'es~la~ .. m. Jan. 13: Prayer Silon after th(' \V('rI(lillg Ihe
-- With-- Mrs;--ec-eostelfo Dec 12 Mr and ~h s 1)arw~w Y-ard-s Events- 'meeting, 8 pm. 'J:::o·rmer-D-....:...L.'I1ts ,~'<}ll"'eld"- t_',\.~II,. ".' D_, ])l'Ita Dt'k mct Tu{'"day p\'e R A 1111' •• .:' GU r ~.~t::>IUt:: :\11'. Hansen had fil('u a
nm;,! w1th !'I1rs. C L Coslello. c~:~~~~SI6 1~~lt,\4Iao~ a (~raal~gdhpt:~ I Six couples attended a no-host First Baptist Church b . G Id I hOlllt'.,lt'ad claim. Two ~('ars of P I, II 'I I) k I) 0 serv ' 0 en > droulh ilml.flU crol)~ COllnnccd fizes wert' Wall h.\· .'11rs Df'an ents are 1\11'. and 1\lr~. ('lal]'('Co \'0' ,~llPPlT :'\cw Yt'<lr':-, E\l' 111 Ihe (\I1."~(' ,I. <It''en, pa~ or .
gP!cnr:"on and Mrs. Wayne Tlet j g-{'J, Wa)ne. : John ~. Emung borne. Sundar. Jan. 10: Sunday school. : ~~~'/I~\)h~o\' i~hr~~~d ;~~~~:n [~~,yWl~~:~~ '- I Dec 25: Mr. and Mrs Dill Furris, I Mr, a$tl Mrs. ,D. -E.. Hinds and: 9:-1,') lUll worship. 11, .hmior and Wedding-ot Pierce _ J<ln 19 lllcclll1g l!::t \\lth Mr~ ! Oakland, CailL, a son, Tracy Altan, 1~lllllly and Jerry Wan'r)\,. Selllor BYF, 6.3U p.m., evening - . ~;(:~;c~I~~~~~\ .. ~l!l~~ at~~~' ll)u\'cc1 10
T,dg"n I ~;~S~~."!.~'t'h:l~~~n~'~~~~I~,SI'"lak. :',',i,:'~';~o~:~~'" in l" HII'j, '''~:'~~;~II':'i;~', J,n. tJ Ail I'om '11"" "",:';o;:,e~:rri'::1 'jiley are the peaTent, nf thr",
Bridgett~ ~ets~ .' Dec 29: Mr. and Mrs. :Merle I Warren, Adele and Alden Ha·' 1ll\l1l11y Bihle cIa::.", _~._:J() _E_~_!:n, lhU;d hi ;,:l'! thl' chor(''o don(' and <1 chlldrpn ~n.rI SIX gr3nrlehddren. Mrs. B. Smith Tuesday 'S('hwarkn, Wakefield. a daughter,! bIOck·,~!lTt'rmn--:---wrr('·------rr\,"{,TTTtgtTl-!.clHlij'-pracricc, 9. ~ll{)j'I;l-ul('s hltL'ilt'iI~g.·:--:'rla1JcI hilllg wa;; horn--~-rrd----ra.j,s'·
agree .... 0_._" .. -., women just mind! you every'
~e,;::;~f'lr~~g ~~~tdiffer~~~~~'~ pel~~~cted by S: ~::e~:) ••• Sun·E-Day Lamp .... Fabri-Set temperature controls ... Dua1 Cycle-Set timer and exclush'e Satin·Smooffi lifetime druJll!
'tomorrow, come in and see the llfw' Hamilton -dryers witlJ the "OQ~ wuch!
put a Hamitton in your hom~' for all little a5 """ l\ W.C!'¥----'--~!_
\000,000 WOMEN CAN'T BE WRONG!
SWANSON- TV-and' APPLIANEE--~~,--t---
Bndgf'ltf' club Illt't Tuesd.n 7 Ihs., 14 oz., WaKefield hospital. I gl1{'sh In Itw John 11. Lult home. I - 011 to hJ'1n~ hl~ hridt'.to he :'tl;:liwj I cd ncar Ando\'cr, Ill. and came to, , eycumg. .wllh. M.r.:.:. Burt ,smlth.: Dec 30: Mr and Mrs. Ed Y.ol,lng .. ! New Year's Eve guests in the I St. Paul's Lutheran Church anti Ih(,lr allenoa~h. thl', 1I0!.kins as a young girl to make I 311 Main St. Phone 75J G~I('stl;i Wl'rc 1\1rs. Alan Cramer, ,Laramie. Wyo .. hvin sons,-7 Ths-,-:-l-term--an Of'tkt'n hntft(' weru 1'111' ' (R E Sllirck, pH::.tor) Iil!.e ;:llld :'111':-'. Ltllher Alider !Iwr home with her uncle and aunt. :. ________________________ _
Mrs HO\\an Wllb( Jl,ll~ Udall: 11 ai. and 7 n)S, 12 Ol. -:'ITr. aftcl-<HH4 Mr-', Mllil)ll 1'allao,,;. Thunton, T1lur .... d'-IY, Jan 7: AHaI' guild, 2 ~(m. to l'I!'1TC' for hlS Wl'rldmg ,~_j,'_' _,,_n_"_'_lr_,_. _L_ll_t1_"'_,_A_n_d'-I'I_'_on ______________________ =='-o. Se}It'r :.llIrI .1I,1rs j)('n T\c('d I ~1rs dElha,rrll Posplshll Wa)ne ale ~,l:ne a~(I;d !ll~1~ 1\~::n\~ncl!~(~~ PilI. It \~a., oS a III whln IdltJl('~ •• Pnze~ wt'nL to l\1rs. \Vlltse and j gI~n parcn~ I Aldel ~on Hlckll' and Pellt>,. Saturday, Jan 9: JUnlor' cate
~..st'--¥le-t'~.~ IDl'etmg is Sten~alfO--:-Ern::s~~ct f~~n L~o~I~~d About 30. friends and relatives .l'hism, 1 p.m' Junior chOIr, 2; LOllI' thr()lI~h fl('l-d'i WIth 1\rrs E\'an WlnJam:-,. ~kc£ie1rLho'.s.~· ... WCl'e I\(,w Y(,<ll s r \ (' I 1.\ III Scnlor c;IIt't'hism. 2.:.\0 : I' f I I '1
=---~-~.~-- .--~, D('!,;,----.JL~ ~l\~ D an tiC tred Otte .FiOfilC .. · . ''.'':~]~;Q--'L'!:u,"--"--",!,-,,,Ili)l~~' LI =;;--;;-·*l"+.';;~~2';f'!;Pi,~~~--B~f--~~~---.!~~~~!!U!!!C'!!!!lI~--.!l..--:J!!'!!.-~~~'"-'-':"-~---''''-'"--'''''''-''.-''.J''--''''"-~~~I~~"i nVJa - Ignuors L.O<Ige i Janke, WmsIde, a daughter, DorC! i - - -~ -~ -- Tuesday, Jan. 12: Council, I I' Installs New -O-Uic-ers i Lou, 9 lbs., 2 oz. I M~ .. an,d Mrs. M~~~!:1 ,Owens an.d p.m put 1.0 good lISC ii:l.l.cn harbed wire
Ro)al Neighbors lodge officers i Jan. 2: Mr. and Mrs, J.Jarvin, Dav1d. larroll. wer(, I\ew Year~ Wednesday. Jan 13: Sunday fenc{'.\ Wl'1'p 111 (h(' way. were mstall£'? at a meeting Tues-j Borg, Concord, a ~on, 8 lbs., 81/11 :;v~ guc"ts III Ihe John 11. ()wen.s school h'aclwrs 8 p.m' Spnior II Last Sunday, 50 years later, a day pvenmg 1Jl the Woman's club oz., Wakefield hospital. I °M~: and Mrs. Charles Lewis, ~'h01r. 8. ' , yght snow falli~g in the mor~ing'
Jan 2' Mr and l\lrs I eRoy Thursday, Jan. 111: 111 i <; s ion I worsened to blizzard prolSortlons . Co~cord', a daughf-hr, C'herYl 1 Gregory, S. D., ~cre ,,;cckend.
~ Jgr t 1I l1r· lilian t dward, ,Iudy, 2 p.m. 1· Gay J°heot,re ~ Wayne ~, --s tbK,--t oz., Wrrkefield hus- , h \W.$_S lfl 1e ". -,1. '..
i i ome. . United Presbyterian Church I Jan. 2': Mr. and Mrs. Virgil I G.u&sts in the Andrew Par~er tOr. O. B. Proett. pastor) FRI-S~T-SUN-MON JAN S.11
1 Mrs. 'Jack MOj'or Guest R-OhUr 6maha a daughter Lori home were Mr. and Mrs. Mathies Sund"y, Jan. 10: Church school,! MAT 3 SUN, EARLY SHOW 6 MON 1
Jo, 6 I·'bs., 13 oz'. Mr ,and Mrs'.' John: Holt, Lebanon, Kan" and :'vlr. and .., Of JFI! CI"b 'Tuesday M G L W 11 d T 9:45 a.m.; 'nllrsery, 1\; worship,j """-'R'SOO .•
Mrs. )ack Major was a guest Rohlff, Winside, are grandparents. 1 F r.s, . ~ry . orre an erry, "Guardians of the Truth," 1J; I 2lfST-Sl!tJ.EA. , : at JFB club meeting last Tues- Jan. 5: Mr. and Mrs. PaUl Kayl, II r~~:r' guests in the Walter church officer trallling,~ 3 p.m;
Waterbury. a son, SIbs, 8 oz., Ph' h M -~ MM' 8 1 day with Mrs. Ned Williams. Wakefield hos it 1 '1 IPpS orne were r. auu . rs. ~mers, .
We are now in our new, modern funeral home, completely equipped with chapel, family room and private office for dignified personal service, Attendant living in home to assure" prompt service in time of need,
Our completely first aid equipped ambulance in Winside, is on call 24 hours a day and available for any emergencyo
an'd Mrs. DOl Has Cunnmgham and I Saturday \"n>ning in the Jim .
:r";\~:'D:I~~:f~:u~~,~~~~;'m'~ ~~,~~':Sl~;:~::' ~~:~:on wO' 'WOdne,I·THE WA· YNE HERALD I day day overnight guest of Patty Mor'l
Mrs. Arthur Cook - Phone 36 ii' he~d fnos~h~hr:~~~~asIJO~:~~~r huV.~:; n~lr and !\Jrs' Hubert NettWion -- ~------.. -- . .-c:---,---c---: I Sunday for tb,e Glenn, Vernon and;and Dylf'pn Wt'H' Saturday ct'Zr, 85th Year - No. 36 __ ___ _ Wayn:, N_ebr~o~ T~.~day, ~~ary 7.~960 ______ ~chon 2 - Pages 1 to 6 ..
Ch h Wagner home The {ommlt\('{' In Norton Dowling famillE:'s R.w-, gUf'sts of Frwm WilllefS I Urc es ... (harge Intluded \1r!> Wagnf'f Tlfrs ido1Ph and the l\lpl\m Dowling! The (IJff Hubde and Kenneth pnzps \\l'llt to ~lls P<lubptl :'Ill ~tlt"t" 1!1 till' John Do\\ers home Hubell r\t'ttldoll~ \~l'll: \\l:Jlll:l~PCI1I 'iP\eraJ da}s last week with Methodist Cl)vrch 1,(,\ I \IOrIl" :\Ir" 1(' I Ruh(rts IfamllY If In fIt S d IPederson" Mrs Wmtersteln ::lilt! Illlluthd tht, \lsltors and the Don dal; I;lsllors III tbe l(sl(1 :\Ilnkp K£'nn\ l{aas(' I"
(Kennelh WIII .. r~. p'I.~I()r! !\11~ (,t'orgt' Ov,en ... !\lr, \' E Mr and Mrs lharlp" ~hrtn(' 1l1~!.t'1n a:~~H~a~P~~arn~~~e;}h~~nee Edv.al Hobcrts I'lll!11tt LIIllllv \l\.lnsldt' The r.lln home llau and William Swansons Sunday. Jan IU \\"(Jr~I\lJl q 1:::; Jon('sand 1\lr~ J ( \'-,ooos I rI7eS I took Mrs Ellen (~t'IllIlll'1J and \Vii for :\1rs HalJT1P'rer" blrthtla\ Merlm Kpnn)<; ... pent "('dnt:-.tid\ 1l1~()I.l fulks nllllnL'd homc Sun. The ra\(' 1.lnd.lll~(1 f,llllll\ \\In' !-.:Ut'~t'i III the Clarenet: Mor
Sunda) ~ch(!<d. I{J 4.'1 V,trl' r('C('I\('rI h\ Mrs John Rt'lh rna Gemmell 10 Hlall Tuesda\ (\('mng In the \l'lnon link.llIlp dl\ !>pcnt SUIH]a\ {\tlling 111 lilt H'I\ ns homl' Ellcen CUllrungham Wllli __ . __ Wednesday r .... u...--l.:~~_~hl.: .• '.~____ II IV 11 1 P Robt I Is 1.1.'\1 nolJl'r.ts I Wilma plannc.d--1.o USJ.L.1lu:. ,~ ;0..11 and l\lr~ l'd Beaver a~lCl.J.ulmc.... l hi l~ttn,l~ f \, gut.':lb In lbe John Landangpf hOJ\lL' \\.11 Ill' all 0\ ('rtllghl gU.,"05~';",..=-.,,== __ ~
'"";.,IHrOO)(nTOtlr-;;- 'Tr-:.;-""""Ji.)Titl1f~wa beforE' returmng tor~h.l! ~hnTIlt,...-:--tf<I'Stmgs-;--1."'7ffiT('-~--to-l ~ -F.fltl ., !'lllb(rl hOlll!' V,tlC Martin anat~TfSl1aU'-~'Tl-,~rlTfl':l _'rr:----lifi{f"lVIFS C1i11on~onHIs "--- -S~aut's~ut';;;an Ch~r~h WTStirw-,tt fur,,?' th"{'" n('xt-~-r;r ( Mr and !WI s V,IHln('\ I \~;~ll ~~~~(' I;~;.~n~~"( nlll:JH~n~~T~.-d~o weckf'nct ~Vllh ~f'~~: ~l~ i dtlH\ ,r ,\1 II \ tn l'.1u!::,C'm (.us Johnsons I wcre am rnoon calit:! S I and l\Trs "Kyle Tllomas \H'n'
~1I. M l-ItlVt"/"l ).l]E'('tll.g VISited Don Wh1tnC\" LI11t"otn liSlt hiS pan'r1tslJl'TIJ~rnmg TIle John Grle!' LI!11lh 11.11\ 11 II (I If.Bt'fHlafUl j Joao 1I",(1o<r Llmmu ,cllIT (,I fo~e~5e:l~h~~rt .bage h~mt 9 ;al~1urda~ .J "Il. ~I ~ ~('lt()ul ,..Aet~odlst ........ S:S Tuesday and V,cdnl'sda\ h()!1H' thornt· t allr (ame r>, 2,,\ tn an~ ~;:"~7e:~r~:';7~;r~~g th~~r I ~1~I~UI ~\~~h t~ll'r In~~I:: I;~~tll :\111 \ '::1::1 1'\11 Ilnd ~~s Gordon Dav\:-.
Sunda~. J :Ul j{1 \\ (lr~hl!). ~J il ' l 1110.1 !>l \\ ,C~ 11111 \\ ednE'sda\ cc!~(' r~~~ne~i::~~;~( ~~I~~:;~\ .t~t\~r I S~~~I\h/;;1s~e'\~~ek A~""(~~, M;~~n~~:~ ~ll~~~d~;la~~:I~~l';er~nd 11\\\\ I 11~\1~;1\ tenth wedding anniversary was I 1\\t ~ D,lllds lIa\ l nei ~r~~~/II~~'IIl:~P~~;f~~k the Norman
~U~JJ1~:i~n~~~.(,t::;~\I()/ :ll~j I~IJIII .:11;~\1~1~1 ~/:2 ~::~\ \;;~\st~~Jr~ a:1jd:~~~7:~ I spendmg a C~nstmas \ ,lultwn In hdJls I guests ~n the Da~l.\s t unmngh.\ III ~~1Vl~e;;;~~ay h::~m: I~ftt:~ i l oil~l(, ;t~)J t):~:~k~lil~r:~:I:I~lI \H(;~)h:~/~I 'rhl' r.lerton Jones famtly spt'nt
7 30 JI j( adll 1\11 ~ Worley Benshoof ~~hn~~l~~v hOII~(~;!>on .lIld Runald a ~1~;un7~~O(;;~ I ~{~~'h: r~~l~tntln ~~~ :~~m!le~ h~~ldl~~e t~~Il~I:I~};;It'll1 f'll~(;ltl money was :resented t~ the I Salul dd\ :-'UPPl'l gUl ... t~ of 11011 :l~l(;n 1;'\ ('nlng In the L E Jenkms Wedn('suu) J:.tIl 1:1 Ladll'.~ aid I\tll iJ' III /lex1 lioste ...... '\Ir~ \\alt g g fIR d I h 11\1 couple 1~II)\b lht .ltllklh:-. Illllill ~1.1\ld e
I (' v, lJ J k\OtlOn.'> Mr and l\lrs frv.iIl Wdtler and ~ltTl{'r PhlJllps hOllle ami \ an op Mr dIl( I~ O\l'rllight 1\11 and Mrs Milton Owculand 2 pm ,I,.., J la\( ( Shirley and !\Ir and i\1l:. fon(':-.t ~lr and Mrs Hilliard (,arwood Hans nlthwI"'~h Wa\ne :"Ilr ,11111 (dll ... t ... lltrl~tl11as D.n ill tht J,I l'h( Hov flllllh Itft Sli ~1)fl\lprcsuppergucstsmtheJobn
lion COl"'gregational an:! B & B Club !'.:eltleton and PDt v,('rE' ThUlsd,l\ v,t'nl (0 \-\aHhJ!1 Sundal to ViSit Mrs John ~n('r sr Lllll!1 ,illd:\ I dlnd.~!1,.,(1 hOI~lC dnd for Ih~IUlda) fOI tlHlJ III (,oldlll ()\\pns homc Wn)ne Bethany Presbyterian Churches I&. 11 I S d Idlnner guests of flll~ hankl(,j(nll (,arv.oot.!s Thn returnedlillU(e anrl f,\a LddH' \\('~(' (\lIht ~I\t\ llil~1 \llttlll~h ,\llnl\~\;~f\)O 1(010 ,tfttr ,I \1~lt v,llh 111(IHj... 1\11 anrl Mrs Fa}e Landangl'l
,> l\(UJn1C\ ast una) tnLorenz htlP 'Iut'sda\ befole lea\lng rormasdlnn('rgue'<tslllt1teLob/<,ddJ( \11.11]( 1\ .lnallg(rO (l ~lla!1dl(latl\e:-.lll!l dlldLll11tlyweregu('stslntheDon lht ftd. Wmlf'r"!'ltt'tn home Cardl Monda\.- supper ~uests III til Don Ihelr h0111(, m Akron lolo 'hotTle Hartln~ton The l,ners Illl \\(I( \11 ,llId ~lls HtJ\ Llndan~cl II lIldanger home
J(I Plt1t~ v,eI( \\on h) Mrs J C ) Harm£'r home w£'rc the R \ (Jenk I\lr and Mrs /<ntz Blatt v,crelfor homC' I-nd'l\ Ill.! 1111\ !'III <llId 1\lr ... l>(lnlle~~I~;le(:)~1~:!lI:I;I(~)\\r:I\':I:d~t,)\I:::\li~j\ 'Mr and Mr~ Roy Jcnkm~ and \Voods,t'llr and Mrs (,us .Johnson irtS famlh (,olden tolo and t!1l Sunda\ alnnu guests In the Otto I LOiS Stoltenberg was a W{'dlliS I ,j\(I.I1)~ll dtJd [lll1~h j\lr .Ind after st,l\lng a V,l(1-; \11111 Ifdllllh Coldpn Colo and Mr anti and Iltrman Bro(kman 1h{' next l Don Fn(k famll} The Jt'nkms v,agntl home Th('\ rl'1ll1ncd home Id u \ o\C'rnlght gill'sl of "-.If! 11 '11[1111 I ,lnrlan~ll .lIld :amll) ~Ianzl'n!> aiLt'1 ~IH' 111\1) iIl'd I :\lr~ Don Harmer were guelill In IJ\(ltln" wdl u(' v,ltll Brockmans IfanuIY sla}ea Olfrllight to LIIl(oln Stlnda} ('\PllIng is{ha\('r Swux (It} Froln tll(l( dlld :'Ills lern (,raIlS ,al1d the hosPll.iI $trnIUJ) 11<111/(11 ~ll\ ItlH' Don Frink home Wa 0 t He Dub lrlr and. Mrs lkrb J,V~Us...and- Salli W:a.gncr was a.._1!..ll.r.sL QLlil1e v.!"Jl1.~\\-est Ikn<l.....-liL~ll.L_.u~+'*·r_~ti~\S ~a)t $ 1::.J:!:j! b::J3tL ~tiWllih'= ) I I ~~ _
~~~_y","u r.: ~ _r>~~,,,",w£[~Jasl_~~"JlJ(h t,rHs~~~'brlal:~.D f!I~~"'=~II~ ll1;I;;::;or't'I:r:l1ltl Jill hll 1l1011ur \\,h Illlht hll~)Jlld ,New Years ...
Sonely. W-;n-l"fttFffi"1"('--r-h1h1TTt''F'T'tf{'~If'f guests Of Don Ilurll1lrs ju Irld,l\ ,\ASll "Iatl 1 I ill dl1d \il~"'J),dt J~J t'tb~n !'Ilr and \11~ Att,..,ll~l It.Ji1/(I, :'Ill and Mrs Ellery Pearson
Thursday, Jan 7 JJ1 tIl( 1\ J.i Mill( r hOlJ)e for a ... Ift Mrs Afl\n lI\lIl1Jlrt and Iodd hll~h Tmkt'r V.d~ III SIOUX lIty r.1I and Mrs \\ dlldll~ 'lilt! :'-.:orfolk l'IIr an~ !\II s \1~Jl{(1 Dull' i r:llllt Ih 'III Ii 1[( ~d 1\ I V,l It' dmnt r guests of Elmer PhIl Della P,·:;. ';:, I,), ;(,..11\\l_\h 'Ir~ Hen Lober,..: Will "('r(' Wednesda\ dlnnt'r gU(~ts III I tlu. Jlrst parI of tilt' \\(,L'k Ittlplng v.Cr( Tu{'sda) suppel til till land Augmt n(),llldll~ IhuI ... tI.l\ II 41 EOT, 1\::.,. (;(' ;:'(·I~IT h( IIIl host{'~~ the Arthur Cook hnnH Ililk 1uek(r Irarl I),i\IS home ~ _ lIld :\lls il~~KI1I;~\:11/rdl:(~;1 Italph Ob(ln ... \\llt ~llp) Jl~~ll and Mrs Everett DaVIS Lcyal )\j"('lg11l>td .\11 \\,.r:l(·J" Mrs Arthur Look and (hdcll(n TIH' \\-alla((' Breitbarth fanuly I Monda\ e\(nmg 111 (11(" 1 H 1 I per gUl~h III llll [t!Hhd\ W(lt' "upper guests of Joy Tuck
Janke Coua!.pf _~d -Club f"~cre Thursda,~ ~\lpP(,J h'1.tt'''t~ In Bane~lfl v,.er{' 111~(~ I.h~~~ T()m--llow~ home. \\lre.1\11 «11\1 }~Ilufl:ut:lcal ii~~l '.X~~ Il~ ':!10v,. I hOl!.!..C _ _ -----------.-,-:[':r.5 __ _ Friday, Jan, 8 (ourtfn L.nd tlllh mC't Tuesda~ the Alhert Sahs 11011](> ll"u{s1s of !\Tawlle Han&cns 1:'11rsLalr) 13oWl'rs-<lmt-son:t,--St-· \\! I I \lr ,mil ~ll~ \\,\\"llt \\l!IIII\l'" 1\lr and Mr~ Frank Cunnlllg
Kmtl!llg Cluh. \11 ~ J.l l' 111m] 10 the l'~d lork home Mr ':\<lan Jo look \\as a :-.up r.lr 1\1rs Conrad Hefnf'1 Ft I Jaml"-'" I\I~lIm !\!J 1Ild :l1r, r,1 111, :-'U;ldlll\l ~~:;~'t \~~~:-.. . .H!t~( l~~'~I\;:l'rn~(J \Hl1t tu l olumbu~ Suml,)\. I \ 11111' ham and the Clarence Morns mg dilt! Herman ilroekman andlper guest of AnnC' CollIns. \1tll' gllists last Sat Bn\hI~. CiJI.\ and \\Il).~.(.( F \\.11, .. 1St,.,. ,I to Illt't'\ till' /<.n()~ \\t!11'jlll.~ r,lllltl~ fumliy were supper guests in til{'
Town & {'oulltr.\ :\II~ .l,d.11 ilr <lnd 1\11's.?ed Havener ~re new~ I\Ir and l\lrs. (; E Jones, took1urday 1Il the Frank Cunningharn,i,ols Urogrt'J1 ;lnd the B()\\··I~ 1:t)i)\~~I.;I:i(.r ~1\lr~[lla~~[ ~ l\t \l.~ltlt ,who Wl'l"t. rt'turlll1lg irUIll (·;111101 ILyle Cunmngham home. Paulsen Ill(·lllht'IS PrtH'S wcre recclved b.Y! Ihe Ir'.:£' Marten ... famtl.\' 10 (I~rk:-. homE' . ~.' famJl) :\lr~ U.t~1 Fi::,heJ" and S:t!]\" l'l' ! ma. . I Ol'ln Hurlbert and Claude Bai.lpy
Saturday, Jan. 9 .\11" and i"lirs lIavencr. Don Davls;last Saturda}. wh~'re the} VISited 1\lr. anrl \Irs }'r.111k ~unnJt1ghaIn Mr~. \Val! LClJ:;:e called lJl the:-, turlicd to \\u\"n·c n1'rr>r spe;ldlnl:; Jerr) ll:.t:.tH' ll'1urlled \(1 t·l:l~.~('~!w{;rl' dmner guests of Beach Hurl-Sonal Nelghh()r~. J,l!lII 1~'I·II· .lIld .'\11' and l\lrs Elwyn .Jones. Oth~f relatIves untJl Tuesday, thell spent 1\lonrlay evemng m .the Paul Hale home Thursday aftl·rnooJ] l:w I.<lcation ;n thl' 1\11"s EmJlv: at LIn("~lln allt'r :.tttl'lId 'befts _
busl"h~ \Ir ,1Ild \lr ..... Clair S\\:anson,.who:returne.d hon~e to itH.ltanllpollc. I~ .. {'nz{'n ?Olllf'.anct Tuesda~ ThC' Orvillc Lage fdnuly. 1'"llgPI" .Johlholl hotnl' !\Jr llnd Mrs. J. I;. ling ii. :'\I.'wman ("Ulnl'II\I()11 III .r.lr and Mrs. Frank-Rees were Sunday., Jan. 10 \\"('J"(' :,:.'.0 received prIzes.! . Bonnte Eddlf' was a Sund<l~ OVl'I"· III tht' \Vorl(') ~t'nsh()o[ IWITH: were 31J.nday dmner gucsl~ ol \\".11\ Balt(,lI and Sue rcturned il()Jlll' lu: L~:<l~('tt(>. Int! . I dinner guests in the Ronald Hee.')
B & B, Herman nro("):ll!,'lb illr .lild ~lr~ Lows l\Iillpr will I ntght ~uest In the VE'rn()11 IlokiltllP :'I·lrs .l\·lary lor;t. Ro(k .~alley. Lages. Alt LagC' wa~ a 1\10111],1: !>l"k('/l Bow Sundav I Itl(' l\iL'rilIl I·rahll:. :illrllhome. _ Tuesdav, Jan. 12 !la\{' iliI' nc,>,\ ml'ctlll;..';. I home. 1<.1, \Isltcd John taulscns last Sat ctmner guest I>CW;i\I1{. Granfuflds'spent Sun !\1,r .. atl(~ l\I~'~ l!HIO\d ! Mr and Mrs. J C __ .Woods were'
Canasta ClUb, ~ll'" Adolph Mr. and !\Irs. John Poet7, SIOUX unla\ \'lrgini~ (.'ook was a .F!"ldu~ sup l'\t:nlll" \\Ith red Wll1ler~lellls '\\-a~np. \\ert' SlIn~la)- dlllllt'l" ;';\I(·.,I"It!tnll('r guests of Merhn Kennys. Hohlff Pinochle Club I~ity, and thE' Ronald Dixon fain :\Ir and :'Ilrs ~1~Ton LarS£'1l were per guest 111 the Arl)ll Hurl:,('rl._ "'llowl'r~ [ami!\ IH'l"l,lof '\Ia:>.. Bluct.lgans . c. "The Hober1 Johnson family had
Star Exlen:'lOn, I\1r.~ {;u["ti()11 ]'IIH,chle l·lll'l 111('t W.'edneSdaYI!I~·,. 1.losklns.~ spent Tuesd8Y ('\(. TUl'<;d.l\ l\Cmng gUl'~ts mlhe Jllr'l hO !11e :"';,t\lJI"day supper gu(':-,ts ~f Fred Mr. and l'Ilr.~ J.:l\ll"I'm:·(' I('.~lv: Ic.ooP.PI"ative dinner III the Wayne Davis \·It·nlt;~ PI til" II<!rr~ :'<.'t·bG!l hom~. mng m the Carl Janssen harM'. home B?rbura Cook "pent thto' 1l1-da.} \\a;) I1C. rt:':urnt'd h~llnl.. "jIll .1 i\('ro;trne hom£'.
Wednesday, Jan. 13 (;lll'~t~ \\"('1'(' .~jr and l'Ilrs Clalr,' Mr. and Mrs !lenry IbrllH'tcrl and !'Ilr<;. II (' ]Jansen and; (:hnstmas vcH·a,tolll 1\l1h llt~' :1\!-thl'.J" I't'rry Julm.~on andl\ISl1 With l<litfOl"nla : :'Itr. and Mrs. Tom Bowers lln~ r.lusle BO(ls\vr', Swanson ,llld Mr :111d l\lJ·~ Kenneth I and Mr and l\1rs :Eugene !.pollilrd. the Gur!Jl'y H<lllsen famIly were Cook famIly. She was a \I\.{'(ln(:~ IJlllnl:-, retlll"l)('u home Sunday - I K('nn~th Bowers and Herb Will~
Thursdav, Jan. 14 .' Eddie. I'l"lz{'s \\"{'n1 lo Cliff ROhd.e. 0. maha, v.ere la:.t Satunlay dlllTlel Slilld .. ay s.·up.per gu(':.t:, of lVI.auncC'. 'I d~'y. to Saturd<lY gllC::,t. Of. 1\I(1.rJl'" {ruIH a Vl~ll With Caitlorlll<l r('lu 'I New Years Eve . . . ·familles were dinner guesls of Womall's ('lub. fI.1r.~ l·Il,!1 Il'~ I Mr lind .\:rs Huc.srll lI.dl and Mrs., guests of Harry Nelsons The nO) Illamen.". \l\.Iiltams., , 11\,('::'. Mr. and Mrs I,ynn Holl('rts \\"[.Il' Don Harmers.
WhLtnl') ;S\\ansol1. iJohnston family. Lawrence. Kan. ThE' \\I1lls Enger famtly, Calt- /lVlrs t red E,ll,crt, Kt'n),fl.n. :\11' and :'IllS. George l30denstedtisupper !;iU'c.ts ltl the :-'1<lllky !"IloJ".1 Mr. and.Mrs. Otto Wagner aorl --~--··-Httttop-L·'arlr:ci'tr!'>- l"T:mk- - - --4-_ -~~----.--~f'€>-S.Hf.f*,{l.-gu~-.. ----: .-.·~Frl+a'"l"" ..... f;.pflA.t--tl~-RQ......,i.n-iI.l{)_+_I\! l-ntl •. ~l\l+"""'''AQ .• ~I\.k..s,.....J\k\..l;.~.(,.\k .~I)l.llt a \\'('CK dut'ir11,rtnc-homl~~homt:'<IT1-rt'-tmth--rn-ttf'"~~a-~en-t-t,h~a¥--
Vlasak ' 1'Ilrs .!'Ilauncc Hansen ente. rtatn·1 Mr. and Mrs. lileJvin .]C'nkllls anrl. Tom Church home. . I ert, Mmllea~ohs, and. the DUan(' wilh .Jaek Clendemn;;;, Des. 1Ioinef>.1 rhe €'.v('nlll g W!.t 11 John PalJI~on:-. .lld Garwood home. l'd Mrs Beach Hurlbert,. Mrs·1 daughters. Ames, 1a. wPre last Anton Pl'der"ons, Teg WmtC'r·: Eckert family, il.asllll.gS, l\1mn. I\lr and Mrs. Dalbert Isom and Mr and .l\1rs Frl'd Li"dlll<ln and' Mr. and Mrs. John Rudebusch
Delta Dek Party I ClarI'I:t"1' .Morns and Patty, Mrs .. S~nday dinner gu('sts of Erwin I St£'IIlS,- ~lartin l'aul.ie!1S" Herman,. came Thursday to, VISlt.l~l tl~(' J.oltn i chlldrell, Dolll\'er, la., were Wl'd.II~onalcl ~p('nt th(: t'\ l'lllng In lhl' i were dinn('f guC'sts of Harold Slol. Dr:-lta Dek mt'rn"('r.~ ,dId l unflln;:dlam and Sharon, Mrs·1 Wlttlers. I nrockmans an:! Edwal Roberts! ~wers home. Duane Etkel If> Hbo I nl'.~d<l \ to Saturday guc:.ls of Lynll fred B<llrd homt'o I \pnbergs.
husbanrls l'llj()ed a. ChllSlIlll~ ~lIi) Ilamm and SUSI? Mrs ·Ken-. Mr. and l\lrs. Charles, Knit'S and wert' gl1~sts in ~hl' Gus Johnson! \'i~d her parenls, Le£' B~_.1~d('n ISO~l1.< Mr. and ~Irs . .Joy ~rut"kn: :11". ~inner gU_~.sts_~n the Edward ~1 .party \\t'dlJ.('~Jja.} ill ~. ow! !\t tll llaillIll,. ~t!".s~ -..J-ansscn.~ M-r-s---Ke-nneth E-fldlf'.:SPf'flt~t'~} (aw!I.,., Card blngs, NoIfolk. Satmda) dill It I ~_.'l!}f_u'l~~~ __ ~~~~~s __ ~_~I Y.:. 1.'n ,all( , rs. FI~nk \ I'l.~dk. ,HI . .In.! _:~Ill~:-al~: nome __ were Me and --------__ h. ___ ._ .- corn. Wl're w('eKencT guests l!l ~ MIS. ~l'orgF "(tw~--;:fmt 1\1, <lnrt !"I1.rs. Myron fu<rci alld daughtel.
Tom Hoberts home. I Mrs .Joc IItnklp \\t'J"l' gu('.~b In 1:\ ayne. tlw Herbert Niemann fa~-
201 MAIN
Semi Annual
~-s--An Amazing Collection of (!}Irent StYles -fromlregular--Stoc-k - Substantial Savings
The Kenneth Bowf'rs famdy l the G E. Jonc." hOllH' Illy ~.~d 1!r. and Mrs. Edward N!c "'Pl'Ilt Sundav eVE'mng in the Vcr' Th Honald ~Uhlllll'IHl and Carl' l11ann, sr ;lIl' Hurlbert" h0me. I Jansscn famllies !oPl'llt tilt' 1'\"(' I Th Gordon Davis family were-
!'IIr. and l\Irs. KC'nny Asmu.~. Ilung ill the \'erllle l!url])('rt h(Jlll(, I riinn(!r guests in the Earl DaVIS 1\1I11n., wcre overmght I The Art Brum tnl!lld [;111111:>. I home ..
wcek In tile Kenneth I'Stanton. and the .Juhn 1l:llllm <lllrll Even'ft Waller.s were guests III home " , fullltll('~ wen' lhe R. E. McLain home, Laurel
'.un spent Sunday eventng III til(' homC'. , ;.i\ierton.. Jones-home. Supper gUl·~h In tllP lIenry I
WANT TO SELL IT? THEN ADVERTISE IT.
, Pearl and Loren Hansell were liaase 11OnH' Wl'["t' .'\11 :l'1<1 .'\[r.~
TllUr~da) to SUnday guests of ~lrs.:1\lclvln Longe and /;llnd.\, W'IYIlC 1 ~~~ W~~~ERHE~~~~~ l'I".tih<!1ll .FrC'neh. . . I FranCIS Wles!er, Ho('hl'~t('r, M. m .. n--.------~--~--
' ~ 1\11' cI11(1- :Mrs. T\'or Morrts were -\\ t'dllt'.~da\" dlllner guests of Carlo!o
. :'\.""'-w~~w..~'!'Re o(""","on Wayne Federot Savings'-ond lOcin A-ssocii:tffcJn-'--c ~.-h()r~oJ"( d !'Ilr and Mr~. 1\lorrt~ on Wayne, Nebra$ka t111.'lr [orf) ·fiTlh weddmg an01\"('r· I
R. H, Ha~seD., S, Thompson. E, L. H.uilEt~ Kti.~h Reed
FIRE ____ c,n 3CC HOSPITAL 1095
G_ k. Coleman 1044
WAYNE COUNTY OFf'IC1ALS
Assessor, Henry Arp ~o 198
_Judge, David J'. I-tamer ._=_ 258 Sheriff,
Don Weible ___ 233 Deputy E. L_ Hailey 750-W
Supt., Gladys Porter. ___ 114 Treasurer, Le-oria Bahde __ 232 Clerk of District Court-
John T. Bressler, je 347 Agriculture Agents-
Harold Ingalls __ ~ 564 Assistance Director--;-
Mrs. Ethel Martelle 497
AHorne..Y"!"!!l"_ _ Charles McDermott 3-1;-V/
Veteran ... S('rvicp Officcl'-B. B, Bornhoft 218
H{>nry Dil'ilrirt Probation Officer-
\Villlllm Eynon _ . g·W
DICK BERRY A'uto-Rill'
Health and Accident
MOLLEn. AGE:"J"(,Y - \rAYNE
OPTOMETRIST
111 West 2nd Phone 173
Gi;,- Wayne, Nebr.
SEWING MACHINES
Tiedtke Plumbing Heoting and Appliances
Amencan Standard General Elcctnc
Wayne
Pfaff and Domestic Phone 268
:\"ebraska i
PHYSICIANS
Benthack Clini_c 215 W. 2nd St.
Wayne, ~ebr_
Phone 1060
George L. John, .M. D.
PhYSician and Surgeqn 114 East ThIrd Street
Office Phon(' 712
Tiedtke Electric W'iring C,)nt~u('tor.;·
Farm, Home and ('olllnwrcial
SERVICES
=-~~~NAt-IC;~--=-- Swanson T. V. and Appl ~ ADMIRA(~J.IOTOHOl.A
TRIANGLE FI IIAMlLT0N - WlilTE
Wayne
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B k I Ill(' pL-\\',.,ILluna tlrCi:I at Wa.)nL' dly ~d\OolJ'\\\'s (\1:-. \\ III II ItLl n fi:ll mOil' tklll Ihl \ ledll I telldb that m"kt' ... llhLlltul \ It 1
CL ... \ • \'''~ ,,1 111 <1\ h(' furmed 111 Wayne soon undL'r sponsorship I lIt) WIll l\su.lll\ dp\Pll11l1H II !tl( It Way ac ail I <cuSSl'd .It the ho.lId IlH'etmg TUl'sduI A PTA th,II)!"E' ding HO\\E'\t't t'()~llq.uL..a\,1I1,1I1l~
• be the l\lother~ Stud} dub Dlsln( t 66, taught I I I mntetlai Is to b(' lIs1'd on ,\ P It II
Wh . hI Ehna SC'hro('(if-r, took flrst In the rural 5(:hoo1 County Agentls (OUmnleular form In lQ,1I1ng .... Il(ti, en . ~ ~ P~il\glo\lnd Njlllpment (onlest sponsored by th£' I I str<lW husks thOPP('11 t011l lodli( I
\'a,lll(, 1\('\\'5 In ("(lopt'ratro-R-~wl!h Wayne Imsine.'iS:.. . . ,sawdust or shavln~s all n'l..1k{~-.-'>-<l\ firms . I ,(J~l,-tlllt:d of I.h,". rrul~ ~{lW~ m t~lr' I isfactory beddmg lllat£'rial
10 Years Ago .+: * l S. don t makt tl IHofl!. 'rou .can, (;ood b{'dding pru('\i('p~ art' 11:11'1 "pot 11.1('~H' money lo~C'! s ,by wC'q;:h-! of good In<lIT<lgenH'nl TIlt' d,lI"
,25 Years Ago mg mIlk only on('.(' a n~onth. I man who takt's a 1itlil' t'xlru ti1ll'1' It WIll. lake b('tter (hllry ('ows to to keep his anhnuk ('h'~l!J ;111 Ii
('\IH"('I~ tll h',!\(' for-Corvallis, Ore. Isma(>1 Hughes, I \\ hfl ILl ... I)('('n lllan,l~(,I' of the PiNl'l' Council Oak a sho{' rt'pair de/Hutment in his harness shop in ... Iort'. I" to he new manug('r Jim Strahan. who \\"a}IW l'uslwd by on(' cow and trampled hy
on thl' i'lrst ba»kptbalt team at the lTll1vC'rsity : another {'OW, .James Eddie, Carroll, sustaint'd a (jf is s('{'ond high s(-'-orer for the srason . .':iCv£n.'b bruised right k'g and fout on Christmas 111~ rt'('onl to Odte- is 46 points. mornlng .. :\lu hOlJPs Wf're hroken Fire (,<lusl'{1
+: * _ ._imm~iL DPf.\."'l,,'I)n _lh.1'_furn<l(,(, oall1uget.i one w<l1I'-in-the> Jamp" .Finn residenc(,. Tlw blaze ~{'l'!Il('O to
20 Years Ago ('I"N'P up a" pip(' and inlo th(' front room rPfostt'l" I ..lnd M't fire to lb(' wall aroun<1 it ~lrs .TanH''>
,Lin t. 1~I·lo---n('~ra\·cllllg on Hi~IJl.'.'<l\, 1.1 he'i Eddie. Carroll. had the Iwo small hOIl{'" In her nc:hl lWl'4'11 and Laurel and 35 b€'twee~ \Va\"nt' ankle hroken wllf'l1 she \vas >.tru('k hv a car which and will be )('t by th(' state board ~('x\ jU!llIH'd the {'urh on Mum street in W'ayne \'pr-w{'ek In Lincoln Treasurer J. J Steele reports ,Ion-Hurlhert. Jit!le son of i\lr. and Mr~. C. E. Hurl'7:W auto lit't'ns{' pl<ltf's issued 10 date Bill Carl bert. Carroll, had his face torn nt'ar tile right eye <,on. Dcan Baird, Harold Hansen and Ravmond N('I whrn th(' shot from a to\" air gun "trul'k him accl·
pay their \\,11:- III 1860 :\101 ~ ; {'omfortable will find hIs 111'1 ~
Wt'lgh a day's output ('ow each munth and ;i.:nd
\\'111 C'alcl1'\ate monthly Rnd ~otlr milk ;"ields and fP-l'd P('I' you n'pnrt it monthly You l;('t Illonthl." r('port~ of pro du('\lOn and profit or lo~s
For more information on thIS. contact Ollr office.
Adequate Bedding
III· !I!
a lob. Hog Entries
Th<.'re will h(' two 1'1 classcs in indl\'ldual eompditlOll--190 to 215 pounds <lnd 2J(j- to 210 potlnd~ Indlv!(lual W+A-m:>-l:~+-"'
nwv" into rhe cal cus" COl11lWtl1itHl -
CertificatIOn data will be 3v,111 abh' on request for nil hogs {'nln cd in the. Omaha show. Those £It' .'>Irlng certification 011 individual hog» should f!ll out the requl!Td
.~()n, \rlJlside, f'!11isted in the Arm) 'RevlslOn The cy(' was n~t injured. -
Dall} ('IIW», like humans, IJke tn forms. The forms should be d{' he comfortahle Adequate beddin~ livered to thc commission [lfIn of is one m{'ans of helping keep your the owner's Ch01(,(' and at the sam{' dairy cowo.; ('omfortable. By ade- time specifying (he hog or ho).!~
- qual<" heddUlg we m('an enough (0' he seeks to have certified. TIll'
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pants back ',owe llnc\e Sam monp\' he':" got to keep the cows (']pan. If the cows firm. in turn, will supply the {'-om "Subtrnr1 item 4 from item 3, it nght away b~lt he'll wait sta:·,: dean, the beddmg IS <Ide plet('d forms to the packing paek
tlien carry it to Scbedule A Line 'year ter Englan,d to pay him" ql~I~~:r(' a'r£' quite <l \'aripty of mao I ~~rt~~~~font~~a!;~~s:.vi~h:p;f:,ulrrr~ 19" or SOlTIl'pun it :-ByS. I cun'l Yours truly, I,P~pn lind Sl'hedule A, nll1~h !('SS'I Unde Zeke
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'] Iii to fight agam." GOOD NEWS for Corn Belt farm-
Taxes is f~ltting to he a rdic;ioll ll:rs . is .~e 12 ~ercf'nt reduction 111 I amongst them folh we ('Iec! to :>pnng .farro"."'lIlg forecast by the
I of/ice I se(' \~'her(' thl' II S I llSDA I~Jr\~,~lrfo~~~~~~;; ~~~. ~~~~
so'» to <lllow plenty of A feller "Said onct that wheneyer I As the cost of is increa!letl , lime pra~('r and meditation. 1 ~1hree- busmes.s.men _.glt tQ~.dhf..Lin 1_~9 . S2 _ ~~r ~our, _ ~ecl_l<l!lica! b~l_nk I
Truly Prompt
1)('(':1 \\(Irl\ln~ ~m thl~ new jig-"aw:thls country. sooner Or,bll'.r they'~qf~eding becom-es -the-least cxpe~". punl, fl'r tl1r('(' .'>tralght day.s and I form a comp~IlY dnd one IS presl-I slve up to 450 head Of l"our:>e: It I gil ,I new anSWl'r ever tlI1H' I dent, one IS vl<.e presidpnt and nnc I lots are scattered, s('lf-unloadmg fl/-!c;{'r it out. 1 got a good notIOn. is treasurer And it IUOK" to lllP' wagons 'offer definitp ;ldvantagcs to wr,lp up my Sunday suit and Uk(! e\,('1' nm(' w~('t-tlTl'T\e-~i1rh- HI-G-H----iN=r~E-R-EST raies ""r".'lrr;tll~~::~~u';i~1i:ffi~i:l~~"if~t.lii]ff that nine' dollars I got 111 the bank, I dates to office, one turns out to he Bot necessanly disc(Jllragp'" vou I
~l'nd II tll '{,Ill dlHI (PI] 'pm this IS tax ('[,ill'dor, (Jill.' a:;;slst::lnt tax col· from uSing crechl. Your cleei;lOn \\hal 1'111 holding and Jl'r thl'm to [ector Hnd Oil(' tax Inspc('lor .should be baspd on wtlelher or not, work !t (Jut l"ll add a Iwtc advis· Well. I got 10 qtlll 110W anrl gl( I it witl arid more to I'('turns than-to I
IIlg that Jf IIwr("s anythll1g left back to Itf'm 4 Minus itl'lll :1. It's ('osts. With proper management on r. I'rl like' tn ha,""£' my Sunday; a funny-- thing to me th;!t whT'n wei many -investments on yom farm'
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SOUTHEAst _ The Wayne I Ncb,. I Herald, Thursday, January C·t9~60~==~~;5~~~~g~'§.~§'~~§§§§§§§§;E§;:lT]I!~E:Jj\)A.YFJ;: J~I<,\LDFAR~IPsALEsEI~LiI-§§§§:1!ls!!~§§§§§~!!§~§;§~§§5§~lc_
Wakefield I~~~~d~:amer wore Omaha \'iSitors:JO~I~50~n~O~;~~ Clen,dk F"'''''r,1 I HAm l· 10 --. C-L-"O~SlN· G~· ···OU· I HALL Mrs. Ellis Johnson !Iorr. "and Mrs Walter Ott~ and: and ~hlldr('n ~Vl'rl' ~\lppl"r gut'"t:,,' I - - ," -- -Phone ATlas ]-2872 i !'Ill'. and .'\Irs.' John Han.son were I In '.he. A. !bert. (;:. N{'ison 110mI'. i _.. . "'" _.' . __ . . .' _ -. __ .. '... - .. -._. :. " •... :-.---:::-.:.-~.-- '.. _-._. _- ~~~-.~~~.-=':===;;.;;== ... =-:~.~--:-{
i Sonday dmner guests in the Carl Mr. and l\1_~s lJ('nD}~, _ " _ _ Mr. ~nd Mrs Enck (; Johnson i Bark home - were .dmner guest" 111 thl' \ ern ____ _
entertamed at s,upper WpdrH'sday. Mr. and .\1r5 Keilh Ellis, Allen, I Carlson home. __ Mr. and Mrs. ilJalrr.H'r LlII,HI. \l<lry were Sat.\lrd~y supper amI" O\'er'j .,.,-------.,....--.... Lynn Anderson, SIOUX t 1[\' '\Ir night gue~t:, in the Dennis Carlson ~ L _I __ and Mrs. C. N, BloWlli.J.W~ ~ -- -,--,------ - -.n-utt:5-~
supp('r guests'in the S!<lnk! Dabl J<lIl~1 Schroeder \\as a \\ednes I ~ gren h.om£', Ida)' 0\ {'rnight guest III lhe BCIllard I Mr and MI s I (0 () BII{ n \~l're
f:velme RUig \'isllpd III tlw" Phd- Kmnc, home I New Yl'al s r~\ l' Stlpp, I gUI,,1s II'
. lip ,Ring home Wednpsd.l), i'wning; sta~ Olsun, l.Vau:,a, was a slln'llh~ Charley Suhn home, to sund~y aftern(!on, wlll'n she' ac-' dCl\' su )('r 'uest in the PhilJI Sholes sc.hoolo- w {' I (' cluscri c?mpamed Fran{'::; Turner 10 SlOUX 'Hi~n h~~c g, p. Monda;,'. and Tu(':,day .b{,I·'JlI';(' of CIty to resume her I/>at'bill!' .. 1\lon' ., , . I' bad weafher and road:;
day 0 ' • : M:~v~n ~Uo.~te::~tsFr~I:~. Mrs, Mr. Clnd Mrs. E~t'rC,t1 Hobins ~n~l Mrs. MarVIn ;\Iortells()n \'isJ!('d 1 Studv- -C-ircle club meets witfl-- M...'!!:J~'s. !lnd _~'_s, ~"Il(·_n __ '_~~E~';'.
in. the Robert 1\IalJun' ~WIlI(-, and' Mrs, D.waine Bjorklund Tuesday, Hartmgton, were, !huf..'>day SuPP{~. With othe! Ql!l<lha _~(-,latJ~_(:..:'i.:!,~<::'s I _~~r_ and Nrs. Heul)(,11 Goldberg guests III the ~laltln !\latis{'n home., day to 5Lu~oay a~rnoon, wlH'n sh(" r('tu!"tl('d 'j'hllrsday from Roanoke Kenneth --W1{\halm' 'teft--~,:dul'(hI~~, accompamed Mr and Mrs. Tom i Hapllis, !\'.~', \\hl'll' they had VIS- night with two other S('f\l('l'men' Shelhngton and l\ll' and \11',', LpOll i!l'd r\-~l" <ind .'\Ir,',. Hlchard Eck. from Handolph for FI. LeollClrd, Anderson h~r,(" TIll' tV.O l'ol!plt'.'> Ie) O\('r the C'hn:,tmas holiday, Wood, Mo, ~ had also Visited ill Ihe 1\lallum They v.ere gOlH' ~~ da~'s L~1rs. _~!:lc_en!.,--Y.'ldh()11ll \'isi({'d i
~et~i/lse I hmie decid~d to quit farming I will sell the followinJlde~cribe.cl...!ers()nl!lprO)J~ty to_!~I!~i!J.h.'!st !hI pllj'lilc.~mctiQ"ct t~e farm_" , LOCATED, , , 8 miles_sout.ha11..d.1eas!.of V(ayne,_--,-, QR '-'-' Lmil!...e.ra:s~and.l ___ no:-.-r.:..::th:....ml--'_' of Aliona (Watch f\lf Farm Sale Arrows) on ,~
Mr. and Mrs. \\'all .lohn:,on ,II Ed (;u:,tafsoA-- and gr~J1(bon, Ja~k, I ternoon I
t~nded the funerar of ILlS retlll'Ill'd hOll:,' -Frl{ja-y {'\,c;omg! /\11",' and i\lrs Vincent 0 n tcde at Concord SUII(l.11 IrOI11 \\arlll ~pl"lng:'" Ga, where:, and falllllv' \\'('ff' l<lsl
'~:=~~~t1~~~~~;~~:t~h~l'!~h~add \ l~lll'(! Hon.nlP GUo-taison ,nl'l' guest':, 111 tll(' Lp(l de-II, Mr, and !\Irs 11I{'sda~ Gnd \\{'dnl'sday. j hOIlH', 1\ol"folk - :- - '11--"" , Dixon, and Mr and 1\1rs Lpland I HIl'hard GnI11)('1~ IC'ft , Beckner, Emerson, \\'01'{' Sund<J\ Ft Car:;on, (,(llil ,
dmner and supper gUl':,h In Ib~' a furlough With his Carl Sundell )W III t', ~~JIlJlOnl(' were :\.Ir and Mrs Paul 1\1l's, Walter: ---- __ ~ _____ .' ___ . ______ '~_-' II
j'l:-.cll( rand famll\, 1'111' and Mrs'l .
Gail Mortenson \'I~lled In the 1\ an Johnson and ·iatllil~',_l\lr. and I ' ", " ~~~'~s'~r:::.:=~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~~~:~:==:::::::~~;;;~:~::::::::::::::::j~_~ Merlyn Holm home last w{,t'k :\Ire. \'crtll'1l Lund <mri son:., Mr.1 Mr. and i\Irs ~llJlalll 1I(1J T 12:30 LUNCH ON GROUNDS 'f Mr. and Mrs, Lf'onard <lilt! ;\11':' 1\1illl Stap[('Loll and ,Jim, ~ltJd K~Y w('n' Sunda~' afIPl'J1oon
_were Wednesc!a~ afkrnoon Dlallne Carbon, l\larvin Shubert, guests l!l tht' ffimald Wmkelballl'r" ~n the Walt Johnson hOI1l(, 1\lrs Allen, alld 1\11'. and !\if:;, A, W home. Alvin Johnson and chIldren, I'llol l'<lrl~on Rill Langfeldt, his gll'l ffl£'nrl and'
Rock, Ore" were SUpPt'l' gUt'sls III fill". and Tl-Ire., Clem'dle Frevert Bob Langfeldt spent Salurday ('ye Ii I N E R¥ .M the Johnson home. l'r,l1V; \'1~rl"(>"d amI chjldrpl1 w('r(' ~lIests in the ning to Sunday ('\'ening in the Joe ,- - and Kurt O\f'ernight Frida~ \-\'l1IT,'n Jacobsen home, WinSide. Hinklc home. ~_
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smaij" jr 1\-11'. and l\lrs. Clarence Schlmes 1\1r. and Mrs. Oliver Iimkll' l1nd ·--and- -sons, Decatur, W{'re Sunriay I and I\jpr!e and Mr, and Mrs, Jam- family, Omaha., spent S\,lnd.ay to,
-----;.-- -----5-1:l-ppe-l' --f:U%t.&;---J.n- -i-he -{'.jl:trt'"n-re l c . .., llalJstrom - anti cJ1Jlilren joined ThursdSlY III the Joe Hinkle hO.me. Sch!in~s home r('lall\ (':, at a bcl<lled cooperative . ,
. Janice' Sampson and Faye Thom ,l'hrlstma~ ,',Upper In Mrs, Emma A slirpnse P,IJ:tY.jln hon~r ,~f ~~~ r sen vi,~ited Evelyn l\LH' and Shir· i, LunL and Clifford Lunz home,! a~d. Mrs ;10('. H;nk (' ,o~, t ell til:!
ley Greve Sunday afternoon If\jewcastle, t:-.,flfth \\('ddl!l¥ anll1'(r~ary was Mr. an.d Mrs E~l'l .Johnson,;, Mr., <.I,m.! IvIrs, Warren l,lelgren I ~e.ld. III till', Juli~1 Olb~~Lng home:
--,--C~ctL;cnrlmrt'fl)blfITtd'"-J""til~l-indTon;:--wa,\'n.e,-- were suppcr~hfl'da:l'-11tght..,...-,)ott+- . ~-<i, '
son, T. hurston, wen' T.ueSd<lY. after- guests In the Stanl.ey Dahlgren I C~rds were pla~ e~l. .1\II~. \ mcc,n: . noon guests in the ElliS Johnson home. \~idholm and 'Irs. JuliUS, Olber
-' home The laUer has ll{'en III and IIlr, and 1111'S Kenneth Baker, dmg baked the cake and 1\1rs,: under a doctor's ('111"1.' Bob and Twda were ~upper gucsb 1 Llo)d Dunklau d('corated It. Host-;
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Judy Beck, Judy V\'pihll', \i:Jry i at the l\1nuricc Olsun home ('SSPS wen' 1\lrs. ,lul:~I" Oiberrilllg, pawelski, Fanneil F re\'\i~'aDna-l - Mr. a~d 5[rs. I'red Llll'rI.ll and Dlrs. \!~ H d ho
)'!' '\1r.5,'-', ItIt----'-~ Schram and Patty Slt"Ong Wl'I'(:' ..;ons wNe suppcr guests III llip' C('orge KraJacie and l\II""S A (; T\ie-s-d-a-y -a-fternuen - -aml- 'SI-t-j)pt't'-' .JB-hn Bo.('ru"-nh-<Hl-C+-homf', Langfeldl guests' in the D('l1fHS Clrlson hOlTll' r Jpff Crev(' spenl tllt' I1Ight in til{" 1\lr and-Mrs. Joc IWl1de wNc
Karen and Kenneth j';\{'rIng!wm BernjYrr KIIl!1('Y hor!H' Mr. and' Np\\-" Year's E\'f' 111 the (; were overnight In Ihl' Fret! l\lrs. Junior (;rl'\l' ('alll(' for hl111, E. Jonl'S home Harrison hom(' :\'('\.V Year'+D:I~' and were alOner i 1\lr and 1\lrs Leo Frctiel"1cks, I
guests. ,LI\-l'rmor(', Ca,lif., :'Ilr and Mrs • :'IIr and ~ Charlie Fredericks, Randolph, and
. , , and ;\11'5. Al Baden fam-'I
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'-Allan, clljo~('d holiday lunchi.'on In' and Mrs. Dt'nillS Carlson ' ! III the Carl Jensen. . . ~nd 'I
the Hug("lm<ln hOlllt' V\'l'dl!l·:-.ria! ~ among 1.') couple:; ('nJOying a sup· I :'III'S L('f) Frf'defiCks l('ft !\jcw Iilr, at')eI ,'IIrs. ,Johnrlle per III tlie Elmer Cilrlson, I':wl' Year's Da,v for home
and family, Bancroft, \\,('rp ByeI':; and. Man'JI1 Felt homes,! -.-- - -."""------~-- - -- ~ nesday C\,l'l1l1lg \'J~Jtllr.~ III th~JJans ~lD .. Frl'?fl,C_kson and Mrs, ~~_~__ i Slark home. IIlgham aSSisted. _._1
Mr. an_J Mrs PeW] E\l'flnghamLI E\c:l~~n :\lae and Shirley Grc~IJ Khren and. Kenneth \\'{'h' guests III I t'n-t-ffl--atReG----.34--t-e~a-1.___a___p_<l. , -
--.---- __ ihe....wiilLcLCarl~on l!.onw \\'ecl[l~~' fly. I day evening
Mr. and itlrs. l-lans Slark and _~.e~,,-_,",,_ Jo Ann were S-unday (,\'('nmg ';::-I-~- T' I\lr, and I'I-lrs. Wall .Johnson and
+ --~r:r:ae~~ the i~arold E\'an~ home, ;-~~_il~~ln~~n.M!~[otl_:~I~;Oh~~'i Lloyd Hugelman an{] 1\lrs. Fred·, were dinner guests in the John N 1
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The Wa y ne I Nebr.' Herald, Th ursda y, Jan ua ry 7, 1960 i ~lIiiIIiiiiljiiliiiiiliiiiiiiii"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiijiiii.iiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiilil_J'l:ill:JI'0'~[TiFi~J)1'A~[SALE:illlVl<1ii_iijiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiijiijiiiiiiiilliiiiiii ...... _ll'iiiiililliliiiiiiiiiiiir-! derson, Sioux City. who came Wed-! I" LO-fJM .. -I1G "'I .... ~~~d~e~?:g'eturned home Thurs. ~ ... _ - -.-JI-I~~-
l\[lr and M'I'S. Lloyd Roeher and __ ~ls W('I'e Friday SlIPlH'r guests in '
the Frt'd Roeber home <Ind 5aturcia, were guests in the Emil Tarnow home for oy~t('r 8!JPpU.
IVrr. ancl 1\1rs. Walter Johnson, I
Cheryl and Kurt were Sundl,!.Y af·' ternoon and Slipper gu(>sts al Ken·
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reived gifts the pupils. The,-children exchanged gifts. School i Christmas . .. closed Thursday afternoon unrrry l\1r.--anaiUi"s:-'!'KPi'n"---rn1",,,+tIl-- -. ___ .... __ -'---.='1.--Jan. 4. .e.. I Cheryl and Marjean were dinner:'
~ar~'~~hpOrO~gr~at~~d~~~~ ~~~~ I ~~~ .. ~u~~;,r gU~~ts at Bob Gulton's,
day evening. Parents received gifts I M~~rs, Vernon Schultz, -27~~HElIrOF--GOOu---crnrr"-made by p~pils and the pupils ex· Marvalyn and Richart! were guests I th h f changed gIfts. Teacher Marlene' in the Alfred Bakker home, New-I Swiss COW, fresh one month wi 4t cal Schro:eder was pre&ented a group I castle, where they w~re joined by h f Ik
,gifl. Santa arrived with candy. A. Mr, and Mrs LeslIe Sherman I Swiss cow, 4t cal, mi ing now "Sobial hour was enjoyed in thl- !-Newcastle, and' the Myron SchuH~: d b basement. School resumes Monday, I' family, Wayne, at dmner and SlIp- Swiss cow, 7 years 01 , fresh since Octo er
Mr. and Mrs. Verdel Lund and per. h I h b sons were Friday evening visitors Ben Lund was a dinner guest of ~---lIAlIIo=.'A'"". COW, 4t CO f, fres since Octo er at Theron Culton's. . I Verdel Lunds. He also spent • • h 4 h If f h' F b
TlIesday evening Dis t fl C t 79, mas Eve with them, . coming Wit t co , res In e .
ptipTIs'----rarrgfit --'-:!&L -~l.-----r::. :t:.~ presented • Clmstmos - program joarents fro-m Alberta, t~ming witn 3rU-CaR, #-eSn~m f-eu~· .,' -- --_ _ ___ ___ _ ,,_ _ _ _____ _ Jlmmy Kirchner ga\ e the weI where he was vacatlomng .L ., d If -fre h- L .L Holste' •••• t 315Jbs come MarK 1VfeYi'r anil-mnnTh --"he IrVin Brown famIly -c:oming-wi~n -CO i s in-feu-.- -- --. lR~rs .. -w .- • Roeber gave recitatIOns After an dmner aff'd supper guests m I • h d If f h t. k I exchange of gIftS, lunch was serv John Heekens, sr home, Ho stein, coming Wit 3r ca , res· in Marcn- 3-. Buc efca yes -ed The group also sang birthday Mr:i' and MJ:s 'fhure Wlshe!, fOi Mrs J W Stevens were supper guests In the
For a belated ChrJstma~ dinner, Pederson home, Laurel ~ L~D~amdy Jomed t~_~_l@es~~ere M!~XE'l 9 3
Lawrence Blatlert, vlrgilElCOerg I and Cliff and Mr. -- . '-,/ and Ronald Sampson families at Pearson, Laurel.
(looperative dinner in the Gus Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Packer, Schulz home Sunday. Karen and Jeannice were dinner
The Leo Schulz family attended guests of ·his mother, Mrs. Ernest Ronald Sampson's birthday party Packer. Mr. and Mrs, Del Hanson -Saturda-y evening. Ifnd Mtchael were 1lfternoon -vis
Tony, Rev. C. W. Carlson~-Joe mOther -atNOrfulk:-- -Erickson, .verdel Lund and Bill Kerll1it Turners. Mr. and Mrs Stipp. ' 'Robert TLlrner and two daughters,
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Miller drove: Wayne, Mr, Mrs. Preston to Lynch Thursday afternoon tOljuroff a",I-t;,o,t~IT""tr""n''''h~--'il vislt in the Joe' 1\11~anek hOIn.e I Jon'ta Miner were and sup-
.!\lr. 1111.1 :Urs. L('\'! Dahlgren ;md per guests of Jerry Turner and Leola and 1\11'. and Mrs.' Enc (;. Frances J_ohns.on st!@t Chrlst_I"D_~S p_ay ~i!l __ ----Mr~~p Mrs. Herman Bpse, V-erthe Rob('rt Turnquist heme, Axlell. del and GeTa-W--Wete~ the- -Ed'
MI'. and :\-Trs. Art Mey",!' enter-' Hingst home, Emer-son, for a duck. tained Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Jen- I dinner. sen and sons at Christmas dinner. I A large family group had eo-
l\1r. and 1\Irs. Dean Dahlgt:ep and 9perative supper ill the Ernest An-' .children and Mr. and Mrs._ Le.vi~_Ge-rson home: :ill-I'. and ~Jr-8. Wilbur, Dahlgren and Leola, Minneapolis, I Oak, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ander- I
were la-st M()nday supper -g-uests .0{. son -and -Evonne, Mr. and Mrs.,Edna Dahlgren. : Cliff Ward and famIly, Denver, 1\11'.
Mr, and Mrs. Lt'VI Dahlgren a~l{l: and Mrs. Jack Hall and family, Leola w.cl'e -Suriday~~!u.oes. ---Moines, __ Clare .. Arulerson and itors at Stanley Dahlgren's Leola I Doneiy, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ana~ornp~t1tW-~b _na~~±Q~:~on, Loone~nnie, Mp. SIOUX CIty, 'hopmg to fly to Mmne·1Mrs. -GtfsSie Anderson, Loren I
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Pump jack with Y2-h. p~ motor 14-ft. feed bunk Tools, forks, -shovels, and other times roc)nu~ ....
• I New Year's Day Mr. anti \11'. ~lrs. Lurf'n Park S\Wllt Wt·dnpsrl.1Y Rose H,-" Nazarene Chutch L" a r r y LUbbel'stcdt visited b~ In Lmcoln . __
(JI.1 Lummus, pastor) ----t-Phone with Mr. and-Mrs' GHbcrl Lynette and "Joe!YIl ~Ol' were: Sunday, Jan. 10: Sunday'school,:Mattes, Littleton, Colo .. l" Tu.esqay afternoon gll{'..;ls JT1 11]('
10 ·I.m, 'ep~Ai.J3, IIi e '8Agetietie': New leal S di1lll1!I gUests ill tilt Ohvcl' Noe hQm~_ sHvl('{" 7'30 p.m. -. -;-i\tifford-'-R-ocber 4l-eme-we.1'e. -1\1.1'. "Randy and. Juile
Wednesday,. Jan 13. -Cottage land Mrs. Jay Ml:l.tte~ and Harlan Jue-sclay unern;g",HH'''l--\W~""~''-l:#l_ prflyPJ' meeting, \'el non Bas s : and Mr. and 1\'Ir~. L'Ul'ry Lubbt,:. ,visitors in the Eall . houl(>. 7-:30 p m _______ ..J~!ed!_andji"l~Jl.Y,_'__ ______ -----=-la~~-~~~d l\-~:~ (~~:-~~11,"-,".": .. "-''''-§-
Methodist Church I Darrell Doesche.r was a Thun True.ano and Bonnie w{,l'e Tupsdny , (AlVin Trucano, pastor). day supper gllest In the Noel Isol11 supper gUf'sts tn the Carold Jew.'
Sunday, Jan 10: Sunday Sl?hool,: home. ell home I Mr. and l\Irs. Vcr'non Bass Iill!.'lli Mr. a~d Mrs. :\larvin Hartman
9:45 a.m ; worship. 11. !ITuesday and Wednesday in thl"! and Clayton were Tuesday after-St. Anne's Catholic Church Paul Fender borne Whiling, Ia. I noon and :SllPP('1" glll'sb in till' l-:lli:s
(Nurman Parr: paStor-, - ---1 K!l!~~~,~d ~~~~e~'(~~'~,Y dtl~~;I~O~~!:~~~ H~~~~~)~~ah~'~~~~'~elt wat; a Tbur:;(\a,\ Sutiday, ,Jan. 10: !\1a>,.S 8 a.m. 1/1 the Frank Jobn:son homt'o overmght guest In the ~1,ll"\'ln
'fUesiIa"Y evenin-g- visitors 1,1 111' 'Hartman from-e. --Il'lem Anderson hume inchldt'd ~\11: Mr. and Mrs. Tom I'al'k WI'n' Social Farecast
Thursday, Jan. 7 and !\Irs. Bud Lucdl'r:. and !al1ljl~, Tuesday ~\!.plH:'r guC':-,!<; III till' F:arl se Ar:JllC',s Altar SoLiety Mr. and Mrs. freemont LU1)!'l'r r:cte.r:son home :"111'. <lnd :"dr~ /.01" DaJiy Cuild ~tedt, IV11". and 1\11"';; .. NuruHlIl ;.1111- en Park and fanilly JOIIll'iI lilt, Nazaren(' FMS bel'stedt and family and MJ". and gro\lp in the ('Vt'll1ng
Tuesday, Jan. U i Mrs. Larry Lubberstcclt and :aml: 1\11'. arid Mrs. 1\1(11"\ III Hartman I
Methodist Voun-g Marrled Coupl· Iy. and .• ('Iayton and ll<uh,lra Wk\<;e(.{,-es Mr and Mrs. ~,arry Lubhc'!'s'edt 1\11'. ,and Mrs. Jllll Warner and
Best I~ver Club, Mrs. I\lax Hahn' and family were Wl'dne~day t'\"e family and .~Ir Hild J\.-trs. Rex __ Wednes..daYr_Jaa-.._,l3.__ nil)g guest:s in ·the (;eorge I.Jf1iH,.H· Troth. and ...suns weH' ~('_w Ycru·'s
Dixon Garden Club hom£' Eve gu('sts in Ille 0;) It, 0,\\ idson
~~;ttnu~~~al:O~It~:'I~a~~cig:ll j so~:,v.~~ ~l~;k, ~:/~a~ \~~;!:~:'\'~l:~f ~o;:;: .. and Mrs. nil k August (lild Thursday, Jan, 14 'neselay afternoon Visitors 111 Ihe fa,mY-y. Spencer, J.\., were MOll
11l'1horlist WSCS Frank Johnson hOI11t'. day through Wednesday \'isitors I Mr. and ilIrs. ]\1. P. Kavanaugh in th(> George l\lonk home.
Buttons and BGWS Club i were New Year's dinner guests in I Mr. and Mrs. Dale Furness were i Buttons and Bows 4·1I club held ~ the Gere!e Kavanau!;h home. i.Sundar (!inner guests the Hll!,
a Christmas Wednesday af- Mr. and Mrs. Gerele KaVan,ltlgh Chambers hOl11e.
Members exchanged gifts and i noon vis1tors In the AI ubeek family Mr. and
Because I have detided to quit farming and I)uy ~ lWsiness in _CarroJI; I wiD sell
property to the high_esthl.d.!lerat public auction at the 1~ LO.CAT.ED __ , 2iiUJei.east and 2Y4 miles-nol'th of Carroll
••• OR .•• 7 miles west of Wgyne and 5% miles north." OR.-., 7 314 miles south ofBelden and 2 314 miles east (Watch for Farm Sale Arrows) on , ••
LUNCH ON GROUNDS spent the afternoon playing games. I home. I berg and DarcC'}
_. _ Lunch was s~rved by Mrs; Walton. I Mr. and Mr~. Paul Borg ~nd i Eve guests __ in the 1-lar:llliUlliL=-4II--------___________________ • ___________ lIIiillliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil1t---. ~'rr:-nr I .were Wednesday evening Ihome . ; i
Carstensen home. I guests In the Jorgensen-Kraemer I Mr. and MI> Roy Nt,]gon spent J
'" I home· Wakefield New Year's m the Bufol d June::.,' - Mr. and M-r-s: ··B01lfti-e-Do-ugher·- ._- Barbara· Wickett, SlOUX l."ity;-Lh-otnf-, -Wayne. .. -- ' ty and family were New Y('ar's was a Tuesday through Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Linn and famEve gUl'sts In the Paul Hahn 'I 'visitor in the Frank Lisle home. I ily were N~w Year's dinner guests
44 ,IIEA·I) OF-uCA "I;E home. I Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wickett and I in the AlWin Andl'rson homc
J-tWcc- Walton ~flJt _s~_~_eral days I Mrs. Frank Lisle were Tuesday Wanda Olson was a Wednesday ~n the Glen Walton nOlTle,--H3rl°
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-a-ft.e.rnoon \dsito.r.s...-.in _the Wilber ~vf'ning guest in thf' Mrs. Yvonne logton .. She was also an. overnight Mahood home, Orchard. .; Engsledl hom('-. guest m 1I1e Myron Dirks home Mr. and Mrs. Paul Borg and! Mr. and Mrs. Marie/l Shell and
dU~i~:. t~~a~l~l;da~~bloom, Sio:IX i ~ea:e;ue~~;einN~h~ ¥:~r~e~v~os~~: I ~~~::~da~~'~~~~~r;{slt~)~.~' I~V~'I~~ City, was a Thtlrsday afternoon Wa,yne. i Lester Patton home. They left for guest In the Mrs. Delia Erwin Marie and Ella Schulte left ·Fri· i home
orne. I I Tuegdnyoyster suppcr;--guests- in. tng· the-h61icl-ays -in t-he- . . dllughtffs W('T(' New Year's Eve ~
J 1 Head PUREBRED SHORTHORNS these cattle beI9ng __ ta Marlis and Ho"is Williams. ------
the Lolis Abts home were MrS'r Amanda Schutte home. I visitors in the Juhn Young home. I Margie AUKerYy, Ted and--Audrey, Mr. and- -~trs. Gus Schutte and I Mr. and Mrs. Leonard liatntl-l
Aaron Armfield and Mr, and ¥rs. Mr" and Mrs, Dick Collison "n,lllon and sons, Omaha, were Wee!· 'I Roan cow,' coml'ng 3, to' calf late spr'lng Sterling Borg. I' family, Kansas City, were last nesdar and Thursday guests III the
Mr. -and Mrs. Donald Pet~rs nnd Sat:;fd<lY .supper guests in the iAllen Pr~scott home. Thursu.ay I ~:i3'eo~~~ne~ie~~~~~ h~%a:,I\Vak~~ I E~r. ~~~ ~;s~n4~1::1?~'~~~:10~n~: ~1~S'g~:s~sllti~ln t~~d 1~~~~ ;;fl~~ ~~: I Red bull, coming 3, from Bruce S-kinner field, for a New Year's Ev(' oy·: daughters were Sunday afternoon i derson home, LaureL I H b
·ster supper. I' callers in the Mrs. Annie Bishop I Gary Anderson, O'Ncitl,~ 'spent I at erman, Ne r. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Abts, .Bel- home, Maskell. the weekend in the Allen Prescott.
Vllen, and Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Eh- Mr. and Mrs, Fay Walton ,nd home. Roan bull, coml'ng 2 I'n March R·~d, cow, 5 yrs. o'ld, ml'lk'lng now leI'S and family, Wayne, were New I Doris were Wednesday evenmg 1 _____ .-__ -- _
.~ -'ear's afternoon visitors in the I visitors in the Wilmer Herfel NORTHEAST ~~_L~~L~~e Marl@_JOhnsonho;:;:;.Recl!ullcalf coming 1 in April Blac~cow,_6 Yrs.old, just fresh_
and family joined a group of fri- I were 3 H 'f I • l' A'I S d Id • f h ends and relatives in lhe~~GI~en:nf~~~~:=~~~~::;;~~~~~;;~=ill-c.:....!I....er ca ves cClmlngL".--'I ... n~pl"'r"'I'--_--'~P .. o'_'t ... te'_"_ .... co ... w ... ,_ 6 frs, 0 lust res_. -1- Magnuson home, wayne,-fur New-f-'_~"-l'ro --A""'; __ =,
'j !~~~\~~Ii~:;, Han, . (Paper-s-will be fllrnished day af sale) Spotted cow! tfrs. old,milkill9 now tamily were Tuesday dmner guests I" _i Id Ik
-=k gue'sts in the John Pehrson home. rin the Briney-Lichtenberg home +~.rJuests I~ th~ Elnesl R:{. :CW, 3 yrs_. 0 , mi i'n9 now
:~:st~a~j~1e ~~~~iO~UQ~~:r h~~ff~~~;~~!~lL~:e~~~:,I~~~~~~=-~~~(~Jay ,~ C ~" Mr, and Mrs, Madan Qu;st were is;oUX City, nrng. , .-¥-"""--.... , •• .L--~_._,.. _ _"_ ... Ll. .. ~_' - ... --... --. __ Wednesnay evening _vi~i~~rs in th(>: ~onte IS,om .was a Th~rsday ov· ~mner ~uests last Sunday t,n .t~e
--::-----i\irs 1ltlzel -grHgg€mafl ~.~.e~~.u~st:::in_.t~e--l:-. c-;- D?e_~e:fl:::J ClIffor.d_ .. ~~~~~_~n home lur Jame s
Roan cow, 5 yrs. old, fresh in spring Guernsey cow, 4 yrs., fresh in spring Holstein-Shorthorn cow, 6 ~rs. old,
Guernsey-Hereford cow, 4 Yl"s.-Old, milking now
Red cow, 6 yrs. old, fresh in spring Whiteface cow, 4 yrs, old, milking now· 2-Shorthorn heifers, coming 2yrs. old
6 - Shorthorn calves, wt. 450 Ib5, ----~~~~~--.-,
7 - Shorthorn ~i~·~----------~~-
Holstein heifer, wt. 450 Ibs. calves
"I' Lau~el. - : er home-. wa-5-·[le. -- -- - ~ -,~~- w(>i'c 1\fr . Mr amI Mrs. Hans .Johnson and L I\-lrs'- Glen Macklin and .children n('th_ ~rcil'!l ,lllt! \Jr. and
famil'y we r e Tuesd:'!y supper I spent Monday through Thursday Mrs. Gall SpllOll. Paul dlld guest~ In the Emil Swanson home in Missollri Valley, Ii!. Ivar Carbon. L;Hlrl'l in honor uf Swan sons' wedding an- Mr. and Mrs. Verner Lindgren Mabel Carlson, Laurel, spent MACHINERY and MISCELLANEOUS
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niven,ary. I and family, Garden City, S. D., last W{'dn('~day in till' l'lilford Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bass join- I and Wayne Lund were l~st Satur Carlson home.
ed a group~ of relat:Jvl';s for dinner i <Ja~ CJ!!Joe.r gu~sts in the Glen Mr_ and Mrs. Virgil Kardell and Monday In the George Malcolm, Macklin home. family I"elunwd la;;t arICl"-home ·South Sioux City. I Mr. and Mrs . .T. C. McCaw were noon fr~11l a \\('('k 111
Mr.' and Mrs. Orpheus Erwin' Thursday dinner guests in the Colo, where Ihf'Y vi.'.ited JIl the and famil\', Osmond, were last Clarence McCaw home. I homes of Mrs Kardell"s brother::.. Saturday diJmcr gu.csts in the 'Mr. and- M-rs.- -Bill Garvi~ and Loren, Rpttbf>!l a-nd Harold C;~rb'-()n Delia Erwin Ihome. other relatives ill the La~t .Wednesda y tiwy atfended the
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4 - HAMPSHIRE SOWS
17 - FALL PIGS
23 -STOCK HOGS, ",t., 165 Ibs.
34-ll':v;J(Iftg 2-Wheelelevotar Tractor mawer . IHC binder ar windrower Hay stacker Case hammer-mill
'FaIifieTd stock watere.!!.J.yr._aJ.!I, e!~~.rut-=:H.ciiid.::tOotS-4nd mfSceu~lteoliS --'---so:-rt':i1anim'er mill belt L nllmeral/S to mention '-
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Because I have .decided to qlJlt-i(;rn1ing I will sell-the following described personal property to the highest bidder at public auction at the farm •.• LOCATED ••. 7 ';'iles north and 6 east of Waytut ... OR ••• 5 north aridc2-wesl of the-southeast corner of Wakefield •• -:-OR ••• 4 east ana 3 soufl1 ofConcoro ..• O.R •.. -l)soutl1 and 2 west of Allen (Watch for Farm Sale Arrows) on • . • ~
IN GOOD CONDITION; HAS HAD GOOD CARE. AC cultivator, good AC mounted lister
., AC 3-14 mtd. plow, good
J D grain dri.lt 20~6, single disc an steel 21-ft. J D drag with folding evener 20-ft. drag wit~ folding evener 2-sectian drg9
-- AC15.;-fr. fracto. disc
Set wheel weights Snap coupler ·Heat Houser, can be used with picker l>-a-rrTnafrcictorch-a-r;;s----'-~----- In-go-=a,,;; n Stan Hoist 40-ft. elevator Speed jack J D platform hoist - - J D Overh~ad hoist
6x2 steel tank with built-in' waterer, on skids, new 50-gal barrel with hog wote.rer ------Heofiamps-- . -3:bu-.- 7-...--~ __ ---I Loading chute Feed bunk
Steel posts .
Electric fencer -
Cob-burning tank heater Weed sprayer with hand gun
1CJ52 AC WD TRACTOR, new ~ubber, power steeri.ng, both clutches new last spring
1951 AC WD TRACTOR
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HOLSTEIN CATTI.E
Duncan loader, dozer blade Massey-Harris tractor mower Wi;;-drower for "':'~wer -New Idea side delivery rake 1950 AC baler Hydraulic bale loader 195,1 AC combine with pickup, good shape
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26-in. box on steel wheels 2 - Pride of Farm 50-bu. feeders
Hog oiler Cast iron hog pans
Mineral Feeders Stay-Dri salt ancl-mineral feeder Pride of Farm hog waterer with eleetric~-=-=-=_
BUILDINGS Milk house, 8x9, with double walls and floor,
building paper between bath inner and outer layers.Jnsulated walls and ceiling. All in-excellent condition.
Yz H.J>. electric motor __ _ Weld,ng table 100-ft. Y2-in. plastic pipe 16-in. tires for wagon 300 gal. fuel tank on--stand;-witlrlrosea-n-d faucet 1 OO-gal. tank on stand with hose and faucet 300-gal. fuel tank on skids 50-gal. barrel 30-gal. barrel _Lots of 2-in.-Jt-2lL~heavy-<lngle iron, 9-16-ft. Lots of odds'and ends of rods, angles and strap iron
Some used lumber Road drag
endorf power take off drive 2 yeclfs-4\(I!-----jr----J
Chev. 1tTi-ton- Truck Wood and coal range :etrtfdTswrntset; large size
HAS.CHAINS-WILL TRAVEL! Other items ,too numercius to mention
14 LITTLE PIGS
-HAY AND GRAIN· lJ)OO bushels of corn "'r771k"-'-~~~~~=~~~=i1
About 320 bushels 1958 oats
About 160 bu~hels 1959 oats
Some brame seed
About 275 b.les 3rd cutting alfalfa
About 600 bales straw in barn
TERMS: CASH~No -Prop-arty to ,Be~Rel11oved· Until Settled for-
WINSIDE .••
Gaebler-Neely=1tanlware 15 Sold to l~up City C~qp1e
... c----..:lll"--Lll=er--"n"-Ne,'ly--llaro-:-~ -- - --ware, one of Winside's oldesl busi-I S · t
_ n('~s flrms, has been sold 10 l\Ir., oele y . a~d. ~~o ~~~ p~~~:s~~~~~' L\.lU~i Social Forecast
wi!! 'i.
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Woo prlzes·-;!~o:r:':~~ii.i~;r.;;;;.;;;;"-r-'--gram last Tuesday ufkrnooll. We :lrithmctic cOllte~t. gnve our parents gifts mndl' oul ray. B~ogrcn brought trc'als for of popsickle slicks. Our Christmas I their birthdays.. ',I, ,.
party was held last Wednesduv The Christmas program Wall
,":c played games and ex~hangJd held. Dec. 11. Donaii~n.9 t~talling gifts. $21.95 will be used for I5choofro-olll
Ann· Bareiman ami Dill/In Hos'l needs. ,I,;;,f.: acker had the mo. sl lOU's in !'>pL'lI· Roger Anderson visited -in 'Cali-ing .. They will llt' ·entered 1Il tl1l' fornia during vacation. _~,r""
!hursday, Jan. 7: Choir practiee, GaeBtcr I ner guests at the :\laul'lc(' LlIljh"l~' I
home. Visitors at lhp L, W K<lhl hO)lH"
~~~~S~i·l~~~na~'--Tf~~.vn;Il~~~(,J~~r~~r S';l':*· ------------+-~r:t--Reitlwrt. G-\..adys and \\ illis. Wayne
Lois Janke, who tcad1(';; -;ll Wall' Address for PvL Jerry. Lec Mc· - - ----------D"'''"''''''''"-mm-ct=-mT1l--n-1 p;-,-flnm=·=--~-· -- +---II.m---1!_,.-istert";--f'_",",_.-tc,-s,.I'Vt..-¥""-~
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Start your 5pl'ing sewing-JI8,w with-D~n River
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THE ULTIMATE IN CAREFRl':E WASH AND WEAR COTTONS
,Fresh spring color,~ ••. ~. n~w woven potterns! .=-=-=====--'--...
Famo.us Dan River ginghams are woven of all combed yarns, dyed
in exquisite spring color~, and treated with II work savi'.19 _ wash
.. many with the new-ueye lash"
Fruit -of the Loom
Pomp~red (R)Cottons
parents, Mr. and l\Jrs. Arnold US .'1.1672108 Janke. =-.-···------A-----B1-n-:-;--4th-----1\-rt-:--;--1-sl-PI--..ltoon
Mr. and l\lrs. Clll'~!lT Wylie \\'(,fl' Fr. Carson, Col~i New Year's Evc Souppt'r ,l;lIl'sts In -~-
the Mrs. P. C. Jensen ..1)0111('. iiII'. Dixon
iJy were evening visitors Mr. and l\Ir~. l\bn in Erkert,
l\,[inneapoli-s;---;Hl~y,+,d Erk(·rl. Kenyon, l\'lmn., and ;\11' <I/1<i- !'III'S
were the Clar-ence PIeiIT('f
Mr. and l\l!·s. I-Jow:!!'d I\lurns <11111 daughters spent 'Fu-e-sd-a-y evening in the Don PaiFlt-e--F !101-fW.::--
Mrs. And r e w Andersen and H(lward spent" Sundt!,) e\'enJng ill
Member of the FedeMal Deposit Insurance Corporation
----------.M~f me Federal Reserye System_....:. - =::c--=~-=====lI==
OFFICE-RS and DIRec-'roRS _-=- ______ -==~~"'==9=~c -0.- fiL .lEILlLREY, Chairman of the Board ADON JEFFREY, President L. B. -l\-I-ceW-RE, VICC' President
CHARLES;:' McDERMOTT-
ALBERT M_ KERN, C,,;ll1f"'---~-f'A. J. VO()RHtES. Assistant WAlf1'E-R-B-Effi'IIACK -----
I Tuesday supp!'!' guest-. in the En·
win Brogren home were :\11'. ;lI!d ::;:==================================:; -i Mrs. Art Holt and :\11'. and l\lr.~ : I Don Lcwis and famliy. All Wl'r.c evening visitors in the non Sled· sc_hla_g _ home, Norfolk.
Mr. -and_ M~f;, \\'ilh<l.ill ,J 11 I1k(> spent Sunday rrfternoon in lhc Fred Erickson ho·me. '
".'ve grown dls9_usted_Jwith your lace-- -
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then- came- the_ Man with the office plan
rllustratedin an advertisemenl. Youhavetoseethematerta\
. to see the benuty.
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1959 Income Tax -For Farmers .. ---- ----1---
It'l~ rl'\ 'Ill).!; n~ahll' on 1111' i~!l:-; '. to I1l1lk(' :-0<11"(':-; or P\lI'('ha:-:(~f '
D'Vee and Todd 'were -------vlsIfoTs--Trl-l1fe-Dco--ts-onrimmc. -+--j\jrr'-;"",i';";;:<-WiH;'.~~W,'H-_,-j
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sl:Ilivan were guests in tbe Fritz Rieth home, ~ '" ~ -+Cilllt,eI"-aJlLd -,JUppeL£U"J;CS ~AI'thur and Morris Johnson were supper guests in the Roy Johnson home.
WHITE BEANS n'HAM "'1 OUI~ ',f~O"::ER'S
The W~yne .INebr.) Herald,-Thursday, January 7, 1960
WAKEF-I.Et.D • "'C _ - - ---, -
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Judy "and Janet were- 'supper . guests .gu~day in the Arnold Bru-
