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NUMBER THIRTY-SEVEN

ual Fuel Power iFull Operation

I Jorgensen Farm 'I: Converted i Sale is Jan. 26

The Chade; Jo'gen"n I.,m '.To Gas; Tests sale scheduled fol'" Thur:sJay. Jan. 1S has been postponed to Monday, Jan. 26. I

Thursday's blizzard forced I •

postponement of the sale. Mr. I Cit d Jorgensen reported to the Her- I omp e e aid that the 'oad; in h" ,egion : were 'Jot opened until Saturday, I

Jorg'enscn's postponed farm sale ad ~ppears on page six, sec- Til" cIty's newly installed dwd tion two of tOday's Herald. fuel T.lO\\'{'f unit- at the light and -"'1""----------- powpr plant is now Wldef {ull 0[1-

Ipratlon

C RO P After a series of tests and trial runs, the burden of produeinQ

, POwer for the city of Wayne WCl.i turned Over to the unit at 4 p.m. Fnday. Funds Chari.,,, J. J larlwf'in. f'ngin{'cr

I rl'om Ihf' r-.;(Jl"dburg plant at -S1.

B S l,flul .... cornpl,-.Ir>d lh,-. ('hang(>-Q\'("f ,uy ugar I fr(Jm 011 10 ;:;~~, He r~pol'led I~p, , lInlt \\ a~ r>:"p~'lcd fo run ~t It;;

I Lmcoln In n'spowiI' 10 In ur"llull cap~cJI:. t.23O kllowal'ts Pt:'c

gent reque:.t mad(' b) Church hour Monnay pv"'ning.

I ~;::~~.~~~~;C('<lc;~~~·l.d ;l~~<; r~~~~;! ~~~ p~~d~J~~t~~~ t~) u~it 1.~){1 I b,f'n made fOI" ~hlpplng ;.t carJm:rl: k:ilo\\ath prr hour. i ,")f !'ugar. 600 JOO-pou~rl 1m':!" .... frr,m 1 This brings to an end over a 'mon!'}" rec('I\'('d In ~{'hra5k(l Ihl!- year's transaction, The $185.530 t month. acc'1Tdin~ 10 ;{n announce'- unit was orjer-ed from the No-rd,

----.----+--+----------\mcnt ro:1.de hy the' sIal(, offic(' of berg manufacturing company a

W t d' llll' N!'hr<l<;k:l CflUP commltt('r little over a year ago. an e )'r"'I"1' InOB} rnw 1.7.-)1") hOI"'''P'J'\'p!' ![)<l"('f

f D· e \ Till' ('arlolul fir '-Jlg-ar \\ ill ('''~t "IHIII ill'll' pd in \Va) nr" last f",11 o 1m ~s IIlijlruxil1l11t,,·y S:; .. 'ino, "jth !'"ohil'- anrl ill",talla1lon w-;;an inun.."(lIal(".

is spollf:.oring H hlJ! ~~(.I:Oo.d~?: .. 1:·~(.",~I:r~:::I~{'da~:I~I:;. 1)"llal'l"I'Jn Was ~ent to \-\'a)nr It] eV('nt With the . pro- 19.'),! 'Di,un ('uunty ('ROP ('am· l!i\r the l10it its rimil dwck. U .... I lie March f)f Dlm('~ I p:li~n nill h ... 1I!o.,'d ill part pal'- I hiS w]f(' and !"mall 5Qn ha't"'" fxo"n

230 c~Il~f'~ nrc wanted I IlIl'U!. in \Va) nc [or OW'T two \\"e-eks. auction ~eh(ldul('d a1 I I "

orium ThursrlHY IJL\.m ('ounl)" Cll0P treasurer. • I r, p~ Km;.:shury. n'pnrh thaI ('"on-!

... arC' heing orrcr('d on I ~.I"I~I:~II:ln" of S1.:!3340 havf' be('n: St . d Councl.1 I • dUfin~ tillS ('\'enl. ('((I\crJ 10 date . U Y

n\v:1.rdf'd to pcrl'on'" llw count) Cf~()P ~_haimytn'l . , . hring Ihe most monc)- ,R("'\!. T. II. nurhner. \,akt'fu~ld.. •

nuctj'JIl, !.rn'tnrl, cam,"f1.!"'Sf'I'S 10 com~let(':Meetlng Here

Jun,or gIrls," this one from c;t.:;h SwhoOI, In comp~tlt,on on the questIon. The Winner

Ive a pm anJ will wflte state qucst,lon. State en, I be judged next Satur· winner to receIve a ~lCO

A. Cook :'Ill'S. Frib ant! j\lr", Anthun} Glt,· Jj .Judge tilt' Ol·g: n.1I (om· Wllk'h the gir!~ \\ III ha\ ('

wnle. to Speak

SmJth I,"; In c:large of lit tlH' l.l'a for hOlh

mothel:,. H!"\·. O. SP('.1l J.c to Uw ht{)U~.

'Iill'lf reports as !"oon <1.:-. poSSible. I A s('cond ch('ck \\ ill l){' !"('nt to the . ,I<lle CROP lr(':t~llr('r tf) ('ovcr latl' 5 . d ,,,"",,,",",,,. • atur ay

and squa::r fl'lJlI.'('..'" , •

SChoolh~hl~~oi~:I~ i H Id N ' B . ,', rrofu Wilync " era ews rle ~ , in ch'lr~,' Ol! A ;Glance a't the News from Your Wayne Her.l.J IWrller&

, t~~~ ~~;IJ aJ~oli~~:~ I~~~ liN\\' \\'.'\K:;F~J';I.J) /\ misC£'l- r:O;";("URO I-~he~('n- wrrp

lalHo()lI~ '<howf'r was held in h~~l- ~~)~~I w~t ~rfO~~rr~:~J"S~~~l~7t,~ ~}~c~~rE~ll~I~.lsu~:1:~Ya~r~~~~~~~ };~';(.nn 'v (':'(Ijn;;ui~h a Flliml1cy

~II()J.,";S A h(lu~('war.ntnJ! fI~l .. ty was 'held at the Do" Kuhl home V/cdoesday night. Tho~ prosent arc listed in the SholeS' news. '~ARn.OLL ~ !lIarolll Nc!.!'on

hjn~n}~~~~~~ It~i~~:~'sw~~~~ p~~,t thf'l-t- \Vedi1csday ror on­;;ervation and treatment,

. ~E ·\\·AKE ... ~IEi.n --C F. San­daflJ and son. Bob. \vent to Den­veh Colo. Saturday. to visit the DQnaJd Snndahls:1 ,

·.~\V. W'\:KEl~ELu :--, Twil~

~I icr. ,\Vaync,J is Ithe new teach-I

iJ ~~\~~~~\ct~~~k~~~n~~~c~ , . p,lctcd ):Je~ ~ntl'aCl. I

. _:sELDE:s~:'rhJJi.,ldon P.TA! mpt Monday evening and vot~

~~~~~ ~:':~~~ta~~rrsr~ , :" 'i;f~:J;in, ~,r":~~j ,i:' ~ I :

I. I'

, , oal y and Traub

Name's offenSIve stn 10 points rcspcc a dead shot from frcc throw ring :10

~"":-~~+-";""!""i~I--""- one·lwudcrs. ' '-,1' H:"·':o;;"I·-·y~:' Nt. ·"'m"· .. e Wayne command cl' 3·151 to' 11 adv.antnge at the e d of ,thb first

, ' , > I, ?e~d\~" t~tol:e~~~C ,t ~ ~Vhd. i~:

S· t,o' 'P'S \, ·AI, '· .. a' y. n"-.e. Blue Devils were 11 v' ·r, quile .ble IVY, to close lhe breech f er that. , . \ ~yayne .: High e, ts .~~Ugh

Omaha. ._, ~roly .. Name. downed IIq!" Frl ~ night a

1Cl pbi~., .• t

Wayne Hig!JlbY,.! t. ~er.~dore 'of 44!0 S9~!h Sl~". x CIty Today nliiht. ~8 here 'I)J.esqny hight, ,. ~.~ score: . !: .

. Nelthe~'te~ \J~~ tmpre~~r~el ~VWe~ (38) I ~ 'K !Ift :nnel a hot SCO~g 8~Urt by either L Hot e~nr ............... ··t· 3 2 outfit.'W.ould . v. a.llelt t .. bel.r 0 G' Z .. eldt ......... '~"ll" 1 ! 2 )JOnent ~ar ~e .. ';Id.1 . p- s: 'P~f~e'~": ...... ·····1 . ~ I g

. The. Bl~e I?~V ls'«i!rl'e~iit~d a Iii. 1<;. JI1I~n!ke ... 2 5

'~:~l~~Ji;~rSi~~;deir~t~~~\~e £9~.r~~h~·~; ~ ! ~ ('omrnand in the secon(} and fourth M. Tjf't~ort 1 1 0 stanzas, , ' ~~

BOlli cN1)~ ~!!~~~;. l~l?J~.,workit)g Totals ......... 11 '16 ~:~~ ~al,l1S IDht~'.~fi~.P~ tJ particUI.a.rlY Holy Namf'". (4.t) fg

N'\\ a~ne ,High 100' ned up Holy_ cAnd~:('ws 1. . u~ .eV:JIS".. , . ~I("Y r::

J ,tme s ~efense WI h ~ome out· iddings 1 court. .sho~ting ,~Y ill PalI?1er in 11M.' 1 1h~ lat~ ~tages.,.9f'lt~e.garne bilt ianchi "... 2 ~rlO:t: (0, th,fl t ~l~p t take nny long Hartman' 2 , hots at t11e hoop. Hegarty 0

Totals Pn.'mf'"r and Kenl)nrd l\1ans~e \n·te hIgh for Cnlll'h, Lloyd lior. tOil'S quhit ,.\Vlth,ltiinel p"blots 8"0 b . t mdt. JlnJ: iten~r 'haff (llgnt ..... rl'! y qllar l'r!J ~~~~tf'n;. i.. ¥fgl~~arrl~ ........... . -,-

GAtr'Thea i

AYNE

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Tips ~;;;r~~l ~?~~~~~~rsy~on.·_·t_o~'_~_~ ___ _ ~:fd the weekend with Pvt and

~Mr.'i' .. vernea.) petC'n~.on. at camp. Ch flee. Ark_

1'1 ~~ lil'6wer Call

to t~~ gri~r::grg1~:g~'~:rliC'c~~e~ ........... ~..a .... IW. .... *' .... ;;.;:. ... of town Thursday aftJernoon to ('x-

rpspectively. .-~in uish a chimnpy fire.

;~~:ts~ot TO, f(~~~it~1irri) Olson was tai{{'n the pre. (0 rhb Wakefield hO$~ltal last Tues· a clean dar evenmg 101- medbl cace

Larry -points for At end Wedding

~r. nnd

"\VStiS!t ~~ ~:~r~~~er Dixon to Margery' Kessler at

It 1 5 2 1 o 3 4

I.~t Mondily. Jimmy stayed in the Mnrtiil MpdliY night.

" r. and Mrs. Ro~ Joh!ls'on and ~. and Mrs. Wv~n:o~'(' Wallin caB-

CdtJ~ ~~. iiir~: ~~~~!~n s~~~~:n

W ync.

Iln:d girls "\tere Sunday dirmer g~~stA in the> John Kyl hOITIro in

13 orris Joh!n"Son Was a Sunday II>' Ii . dinn(ll' guest in thC' Roy Johnson • Pl home. 1 ..... i Mr. and Mts. ,Al1)e-rt Knittle and 6:<- 2 3 cMJdre:n spenlt $un1ay evening in o 3 g the GUIlhar SI"'allS?t:I home. o 1 2 Mrs. Clar'eJ\ce Pe~rson cal led In

.14 9 17 ~ife~~~~ph .KUhZ llnme Tu£>sday

, '\'1("0 111("-1-) Th(> fk!ftr'n f~f'h('I{ah lorl'(> m(>t 1 ('hris r~{!lh "'I'r\yrl l'ln,

Sf'cretar~, I' Friday mght in th(' lOOF hall./---- --, treasurer. M~s. C~ris Roth. the noble grand.. Hospital

reI?orte~: ~B:. d charge of the meeting. Mrs. . H. Moseley and :'fl.' In the n,. K. braper reported on the Ne- visited :'lr~. Hrrhr'r!

Ahts brask~' Odd Fellow paper and S2J

. at the Methodi<;t hn~, -'-''-~===,;,-,±---f- - was gIVen to the polio fund. Mrs,. City Wcdn('<;(\ay.

a~~ria~~I~ ~::e H:J::~~y C3i~~~~ Saturday. . . . • guesls .in the Cliffor:! Carlson

Rites T. M.· ay for home_ Mr. and Mr,. Joe Carlson Thursday

I\IN·vAsION U. S. A." , arid I\:Iable- join'ed them in thc c\'c-

~. E. GiJden. sleeve, bing. W Pi:1

Mr. and Mrs. ayni:! o~eer ~;:;:n~<'~';;jr .

I; Me(O'ot>i-al. s~rvictg will lX' con- ton.~. ' ouC?t~d . today for Charles Ells.- Mr. and. Mr.,.~ ~.hiT"('nC'c Raste'de \y<)tth GiJ~e~1eevel 91, resident of and chiMt£>n spcnt S'aturd~y e\'c· Wayne coUhty for 71' Serv- ning in thp Clnrpnce Pearson hbme. I

church 1 Mr. and Mrs., Alden Sent'n and Gray children and .:\hrtIe- Rae Rodell ! ___ + _______ _ be ut .. \-el'e.supptor g.t\e., sts in the MY~ . Colson home in IWayn'e Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs.}En·11l Rash'de- a Ci childl'en vIsited in th(> LRI d Johnson home> Sunday afternoon. i --004---------

I Mr. and Mrs, Clarence .Pear~on i ~~~n J!rwalt~:1\e~~~~~· ufter-

I Mr. and Mrs. Fred AndC'rson ahd family, Ponca, \v('re Sunday ::,~er~::: ca~~e:, ;~d tI;:;r~I'(l:r~; !We C!raI!IMoIJ·Peggie &astlB·OIIO'II£Ithy·~~RmT SMITIf

g::::i~ ~~I:~ni~: family were there in _~lOOl Z1J&SMIIH iilIl!!OBfRT S!MJJf. rR:l!:!~AlfmJ He was Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Rieth were [ GRHH . All AMffileAH ~C1lJRfS COIIlWAIID!f PiOOUCllIJI

~~~g~B"g'g_ {~o I ~~~f"lo~~::-r~~;;,~, ';~iW:ke}reldt.he A Wl_ ~CllM to this union, Fred Johnson, Mrs. Albert Th Va., and Helen, Wayne. who Mrs. Charley Nelson. urs Fr· S t fot' her rather. J' Tuttle and Mrs. Mil. • .. I. - a.

Mi'. Gild'ersleev farmed south. ' IWlcheon gllPsts east of Wayne un il 1915 when he Erwin WedneRday . ....

retiretl.Heand rs.GiJdersleeve GAY THEATRE I

m.OVf,.'"d to town. H had held <:>fflces --in Grace church near Wayne and

, ~~,t~,:?~~;~u;td ;y:~~~. i1' .... ~ ". . and was direr:tor f Wayne ceme· f':':":'-='~'::':':F:::"::::::::':"-:----+::::;::':"f:::::'::""':":"::~T...':':::::~~~~":!'~~~~~~~~~":!'~~~~~~~~~~~":!'~~~~~~~":!'~~~~ ~ery associatiOn. r. Gildersleeve -----was honored in a e1ebration on his I

9OCfr~ir6~~:rsfel :rd~'JUne 2~ , 1947. •

Sw-\'!vors 'besid s hie; two chi!· d~en inc1ude two granddau~hters J,osephlne and Ch rlott(', HnITis~ ~~~;Ie~~. a~da:n~. othel'. A. E. Gil.

Too L te To Cia sify FOR -Sk-LE: 5~' oom bungnlo;-.·

Full, b.asement w~th recreation I room. Garage. La 70x150. I Fonner I Chlis Tietgen h me-) 114 \V 9.

:~~=~=~;;;~=;~;~~:~;!;;~:..._ ClausS~n si,!-·ters. j22t2 : FqR . SALE, 1 liiorge b9ttle ;;s

range; 1 Corp~ado re[rlgerator 2 yts, old; 1 C61~man 011 burner smnll. in shape. Cali

Jerry Bon~ j22

. CH RVSLEPt'S I

YORKER DE'LUXe: ( ~U &tt;IJ~

been waitink for th.s , . : a swank, sporty Two-Door flair oflthe Chrysler New Yorker line.

You'll like its ":'true (J:hrysl~r and acts like one ••• safe, solid, M,nfrl,tol,l. ,

It's powered by the enkine in any American car. All the power you can use. and ~ecurity than you've ever felt before,

uptown, downtown, and bUI:--of·to·wn.

Power Steering. . they're here, tbo.

that mak~ a road leel what you

Stop 'in SOon .at Vlorld's .. lIil~st en"in.er;c}h

'i.

The Wayne (Nebr.) Herald, Thursday, Jan. 22, 1953 3

partyl at the :\frs. \Vamer Strom· Judy were Sunday supper Jucsts berg horne at Norfolk Tuesday eve- at the Ruben Falk home. rung. :\1r. and l\1rs.. Kennard Hall and

Mrs. Allna Potter. Omaha, was an family were Tuesday evening \is-

Mr. ':;d'~ ~~~icf~: ~~t;e ~r~eesdaIlng~~~ HOlt ~~ ~~lk ~n~ba~al1A~~e~'('re Mrs. WiUiain berg homt'o supper guests at the Ruben Faill: . 'Uoyd Mor- Mr. and !\frs. John Drevsen. Nor- home Saturday evening. Levi Roberts. folk. and Mr. and )lrs. Louis BC'n- ).1T. and )irs. Ed ~taas and Phyl.

of' Wayne din and Mrs. Anna Potter. Omaha, lis and Ernest State, jr. visited were supper guests at the J. E. Wt"Clnesda.y evening in the ErvI.in Pingel home Wednesday evening Ulrich home.

Potter, Omaha, was w~~s~;~O~\~Iie~rr~~~ J~~ J. ~~'~rn~;frM~ryC~~~ddR~~~~ Friday at the )lrs. Pingel, Ernest PuIs. Mrs. :'dinnie ard. were Friday (,H.'ning \isitors home. KraUse-. Mrs. Fred Carsen and in the Ruben Falk home.

and M~. Louis Bendin and were Saturday \isitors at Drevsen home at Norfolk.

. E. Pingel and :'-.lary Ann Saturday callers at the WaJ'll­

Stromberg homc-. . Mrs. Anna Potter, Omaha, vis-

lilted Wednesday afternOon in the Ernest Puis home.

i Mrs. LoUIsa Straft> and Mr.;. Em­rIl

t a Bauermeister visLt{'d Saturday

[t('rnoon in th(' Ernl'st Puis horne. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kru~l'r and

\:l.arilyn, :£>\1. Ahin Krueg('r, Carl ~ende', )olr~ and Mr... Georg'c

emendf'. ~r. and Mrs. Robert

-cnnedy and \VaITen and ;\1r. and Irs, Victor KJug Wl'rr- ent('rtained

Friday (,H.'ning in the Henry Hahn-

!ke homl:'. PictUl"es were ('njoyed 2\fr, and :\1rs. Woodrow ::'\1ahan

nd Daryle visited Saturday In the

tome- of ~rs. Mahan's parents, r..lr. nd )..1rs. Roy MullC'n. ;-':orfolk. Mrs. John Kudera and Mrs. J. E

pingel w('re amons:: gU('~ts at a

George Langenberg homes. She re· )Ir. and )olrs. Fr('d Brumel~ w~re turned to Omaha Friday afternoon. Sunday evening \isitors at the

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence' H()('mann Theodore Heberer home. and 'P{>g~y spent Sunday ("','{'ning' ~rr. and Mrs. E. O. Behmer were at the o.-car Hopmann homC'. Sunday l'vening visitors at the E.

:.olr. and Mr ... Myron Walkf'r and A. StratC' home.

Animal and Poultry Health Needs

Penicillin Sulfa Drugs Streptomycin Serums - Vaccines - Instruinents

New

Veterinary Bicillin L-A A single injection provides penicillin protection

, for a week or longer

·New

Kao - Strep Effective Medication for treatment of

Calf Scours Swine Dysentery

Tribiotic For treatment of Masitis

OVER 4:; YE.\RS OF RELI.\BLF. PRES(,RIPTIOS SERVICE

FELBER PHARMACY II. J. FELBER Ifreo;criptilJn D""~a;hts • \\'ALDES "'E).nrn

it Cre((tes u field ((II its own. .•• an.' en.tirelr 1l.~V kind of ChcVI-olet to he conl.pa~d onlY with higher-priced cal's!

Heading three great new lInes tent '53 . 1 I' Now, in the Bel' Air series. Ch~vroIet cia1 series. Sixteen model! in. a~1 proviqe

creates for you a new class of American a new Chev~olel for every .burer and ev~ry cars. Here is distinction of appearance and need. All glvc you n~w ,hl~ ~mprCSS1:~ fineness of appointments far beyond 'any- power. greater gasolme mi1~ge. ~ ne. thing in Chevrolet's field. ' PowergIide* autom~tic tran~mission~ and

The''Bel Air series includes four models- Power Steering.· are among th~ greatest· 2~o.Or, and 4-dciqr s~aans, ~port coype and advanc~. Come in and see a~! ~e ~~~ .f!!a~ oonvertible.Twefve·dther models are in the lures that make Chevrole~ for ',S~ en,tlF<.Ty ''Two-Ten'' De Luxe an<l "One-F~" Spe- n". tliTough and through!" I -

-oJ",,,.J~,,.¥ ... nst. Q~;.,m.;.lP.tprDU(~~_Jl1$-.&j;~~ :.' :. P111IJI'''''IIP1 ... ~...Mk,.'7U'1-oT ... ' il:UB#Air~.PWff1lJtrJ.zn,QZ,~. '1'1

c" : " .:, ,: I ~ .~.-; :." •• ' ~ .~;'. f.~ ';.'&"~4' 1fIClf/.·~.-y~ ~:, J'A: ·"1 ... ,

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I !urSday, Jan. 22\ 1953 182!~onaJ(.J lJ. Mah.IJ!".m oi Mr. _

__ .... - .... --...b---:' .... ""':'--__ --------... and 'II's. Henr}1 Mahler Thm"ston. • Th doubk ring ccr~l {my took

helq Iwm~ pla~ ~:t,' SnhN~l LJ.ll be "l}' church. ';E"c"""""''TL,':'': ' t.ln:~!. ~VakeficId, at :3 p.m. ,e\,. Ernest

we 1:- Nelson P~~tl}lI:rp~rJ 11)f' • l'QI)lP-':JY. baked and deco~at ,d Mrs. Paul Rihanek thur~·ton,

SOCIAL and c· _UB, News ~ W OO,IN13S i<: Ril!NioNS: I it (;,I..U. I\IE~TINGS' ... SOCIAL EVIiNTS

mot·her ~~~s:l~rfo. ;::~;d tp~~~~~ni~a~~n ~J.S' s~~~; . . /..aPo>;te Schu~~~, were "Because" and oj, he Lord's

Prayer." Flowers de4 rf}ted the altar.

~~!~ '[ GJenn "and Mr.s. Roland· No Lo

The ride graduated frOm W<lke- Mrs. Delbert Alder on wij! en-field hi h ~choQI and has been em- tertain Nt) Lo today. :

Mrs. F. C. IIammer and 1\1'" Irs. ,OUo Lult aRsisteci af LflP Jrl(,

club held Wednpway at the Abe Ddlph home. The meeting was thc annual dinner with hu!' bands as guesh •. 01her guests in I-Juded Mr. and Mrs. August Brt'tiigam, Mrs. Leslf'r Wacker and Jimmy

Serve a Hearty

, gu~st nnp Mrs.

w(.>J~i~gb~~d,:~. cut Th"rbfide attended St. Frances

high s hool and is employed at an nirliJle company in Kansas City.

Th:J bridegroom sf'rvcd two years n the arn1Y and is discharg­ed. H will be employed in Kansas Citya'so. ..-

• Mis f Backstrom Weds

aid H. Miller

"Skillet Breakfast" Orange Juice b~~~i;d;;'ozen 2 ~~~ 2~ Caffee Edwards; rich. full-bodied. lC~b~ 81e Bread ~·~~t!:~:iiCed. dated ....••• _:~~~ zOe Apple Jellhmp,," •. puc. . gi~:; Illl:

- and be sure to include FRESH EGGS and SAUSAGIE

Accent Pork Dishes with these:

Apple S~uce ~::;;:;~' ...... ~~~ 11 Q

.

. whOle or j.,Jl!ed .••• ·.Can~, 0 ~ranb.rr·les 0'''' SP"" I.'b. "J I UruiltSmoke :~:;~~:' .... ~!i~; 230 arbecue Sauce M'""· •... *~,::; lQ4

~atsup Brook'lI: with tobIlECO .. ~!~~~~ ~ 90.

I

IJQMATIIAN; I-ti~ all~l!urpose apple

ploycd n Wakefield. C The bri~e ch~se n gr en suit for her wedding and had, an orchid corsage, Her rhines10 e necklace

~~i~('~~~~~~tSI:e:('as a~d ~~ i~fm~~ rioge by he'r brother. I

Vivian Backstrom, qmaha. wa$ hcr sister's maid of ~nor. ShE' wor£' a heigfl suit and h rt talisman ro~('~. Her rhinf'slonf' n ck!acp and earrings w<>re a gift of the bride.

The rldegroom graduated from arneo I Thurst n high school and ~('rv('d Cameo ,!,dll mept f r n c~UPle in the Air Force for two ;,cars. party tohight ftt t e Wimer !-Ie op ratC's u service !o;1nltrln in Griess hom!'. Hostc!>.('<; w'll bf'" t'hurst n where the coupll' will M,I."S. Griess nnd M s. W liard I and Mrs. Sophie Eiwer t :. Pri7.RS live. \\ Iltse.

The I rifle wore 11 green suit with ' brown CCl'!'-sorks for traveling. Theophilus Aid

--------- Mrs.

Frpddie Bird, pende~. was best ~~~~ .. MenwOrelighthucbusiness 5 CIAL EVENTS

Mrs. Clyde Grey. sisj cr of 1 hE' hridL" wore navy blue and mother of the brid~groorn wore aqua. Thpy Worn n's Club had red sweetheart ro'Je c?l'sagps. ThE' program "What is Modprn

The taln.e at the redeP.tlOn was Art?" will be presented by Hich­(jocorated In grc('n nnd silver. the. Ard ERsh, art instnlclor at bnd("s colors. Mrs. Donald Puis Wayn1 State TOl1chpr" ('ollf'gf'. hRd chflJ'.ge of the gue~t book .and 8t WcVmu)S club tomorrow.

t~=~~ r~~~~eg~~:~!~~r of th(:r.1iT;~~~ Methddist Circle·1 Kay amI Ma~'Y Lou who assist¢d in \ .... cre Mrs. Fred

hostes<; of

No wonder the word ~ets around so fast when we feature selected: pork, only top grades are bought by our expert and we're mighty pleased to feature it. You'll be mighty the tenderness, flavor, juicy goodness. You'll like these each cutis guarante~d to satisfy you in every way-or

.Oa$tS .. ~.Ribend(utsLb. 35 Chop' ·S ........ RibOnd(:tsLb.39

Sous: ,m',Lh.29

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flrmt C' l1Iil H",t ... D.Ught.

Pears H ghway: halved, Bartlelt .•.

Pinllap Ie L.t."" 'fuoI\.d

SLICED BACON

1.lb·47c Pkg.

Wilson's: Com Kirig Brand; good quality.

! ~~~~e~~ ~~~s~~;~t~r~ t~~t'J:~~ I ~~r :i~ldJh~t~(>;ug. :/e~e n~t~~~

Hale home. Mrs. W if Iter Chinn and Mrs. Clifford I irdC' will as. sipt.

Club 15 I Club 1:1 will O')£'c! tomorrow I at the .'V1arvm 'Poopishil home , for a co\'('rpd clJp h suppf'r.

Should., 39 (Bo.lon)

.: .••. Bu"., lb. C

C'nl., SSc ••.. rib: (ul., tit..

A'mou~Sla,; 49c . omall, link.,; lb. .

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SPARERIBS

Lb.39c Fresh Pork; .malt, meaty.

BoU or barbecue.

.. I.at SAFEWAY

iNew Cdblaclge Tender Lb.5c ~ •••• '. Crisp an~ sweet aSe M:ea' ~. Libtl-1ce Various I 12

'.aQhe ~:~~~:~ ~~~, Tomllt0ft·JUiCQ SO", Dawn, I n Country Horne; Go de . orn ... 'm . .,,." ... , ... .

Chilrl lBean •. o,., ..... . ChUl=o' m~l: without beani'! ... ..

~!.!~~"'H .... i/.lb.BoX He ~~!i!!!' 11_lb.Ctn. SSc

17-0z·3I,c ' g ;;'" U size heads I Lb. . . c Pascal :Celery ~t~~ral.' Lb.12 C

Pi"", Imon p"", L'" .... . . "hIllOSoup Comp"''''"

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I ParsnlQs •• 1,,1.d ."'lIt, . .j ...... Lb.IOt>' Fresh da". " rkg. 2_,

Peas Sugar Belle; sweet, blended sizes, fcy.

Beel Sugar Gr1InUlated ..••.••••••• ~_.l.~I:~ Dried Beans sunny H1II.; white ...•... 2Bl:, Yellow Popcorn o.",gt. P"'gt •..... ~ Egg Noodles Q~ut" eo •.....•...•. ~';,".'g Corn Meal Mammy Lou; whJtt .....•. ~~~:~ Fleel Biscuit Mix., ~;~; 25c .. ~~~; Molasses Brer Rabbit; ,old label ..•. ~~~:~ Graham Crackers p,,,;,,: 0,\4 ... ,~:x Wheat Mealr::~ cooked eeful ... --~~~;: SyrUp Sleepy Hollow: cane and. maPt~.~~i.~~ Flour KII,h .. c"n, . ,

. Salad Dressing DO'h;;;~: ••• ,,::.:. I 'Lemon Pudding ,,"0 ..... ···" 3pr'"

Cans I

Aini.feoffee MUd. m.u ....... ~~'B':i. 770 Nob" Hill Coffea R"h. ,,..,,"" •••• ~,;':. 7St C.R~I_b'''Y: Saun _ ••••••• _ ••• \i~ 1ge Onion Soup Mix L!pl"n· ........... ~~.lh Paper Napkins S'''' ""''' ..... '':~~~ Ho: Kleenex Tissues ........ 2 ~t at, Lotion "<r'"', IF"'- ..... cl .••••••• = ..

BLACK TEA Llpfon .......................... ,. ... p ... llc· . LllI'~ ............. -.-......... ~·, ... "«: 3ft

DOC FOOD Wilson's; Ideal, 1'6c

.1 .• Jar.Can

··.!·uTFaOD IPuss'~!:~~and. . 9,: I ~.

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:!Jt~ 4 Mary's Guild., -

SI. Mflry'c; Guild mel Jan. 14 ,!t the \',,'oman's club rooms. ::\Irs. 1 fer ocrl PPITY is I he nf'W presi­df'nt and had charge- of the meet­ing at which plans for projects for tht:> coming year "":ere out­li.nf'd. The group voted to parti­clp~te in the shoe drive. Special chairmen inolude: public rela­! ions. Mrs_ Fred Berry; shrincs In thp hOIpe. Mrs_ WilHam 0\'1,.'­("n;. youth, Mrs. Ech\-'in Kluge; pan--fj study club", Mrs. Dan Sherry; visiting the sick, Mrs_ N". H. Brugger; moderator's as­sistrmt. Mrs. Kluge. and special {'vents committf"e. Mrs. E. Mar­tischang. Mrs. Ed Seyler and Mrs. J. N. EinWlg. Mrs. Perry and Mrs. J. F. Einung, k., were (,G-chairmen for !'ervingr Next meC'ting will be Feb. 1 t <it \Vom­an's cluh room_'! and cc»-chairrnen fIr:e Mrs Frank Lansit'g and Mrs. Victor Brlase. Thos(' orrthe exe-c­uti\"(' hoard includf' Moderator Roh£>rt Hupp. Mrs. Pt>rry. Mn. Fr~nk Li:lns,jng. Mrs. Frank H~I~(" :\frs J. :-.T. Einung. Mrs \\ ililam Finn and :\1rs. Worre~ Bilson.

51. Peter', Co·a.ple. Club SI Peter'<; COUples Study club

~~~_<;(::'~~1r~3 Q~i~C ~h:sinij~~~ thf' conllrluP:.' ]ps.'-on on 'The :'.-h"s." PIC ,ures of S1. PetE'r·!'. Rom£', WPI.~ shown. ;..'ext meet­Ing- will r" Fpb_ 10 With the Am­hroS(' .J1l,rriRI1!> w!-i('n :'11s. JorrlHn :5 lrncl :r.

Nu i-·u \li·.~. C r Sll/ll (·ntertained

~u Fu \\·"dn!'..;d<'lY wh£'n hU(,,~'S \.(,rf' :"oIl""'; Ro-.:s Jam(';; and ~lrs. R. E. GonnJe}·. Mrs. Burr Davis was awarded Ihe prize. Next mect;jn~ will be with MrE'. Burr Davis Jan. 28.

FNO :'IJrs.. .lamps Allen ('ntl'.tainM

rl'\() V·'-f'dn!'fiCiay. Gu~:,t.s \~;ere MnI.. Dulte Derry aIld ::I.lrs. Mot'­ris $?..ndahl. ~e.xt meetmg \\'i1l be with Mrs. Gene Ror.an Jan_ 28.

~oreboa~d Scoreboal-d wiH mcd today a.t

I-ht: Oscar Li£'dt ke hnme

Bridse Club Bridge' club will m('(>t at t h('

Arlen Fitch homf' Jun. '2'1.

RebekU. Rebekahs ~'i11 have installa­

tion oE officers tomorrow mght. when the Emerson installing team will bp here.

EOW Harold StammC'rs will ('nt(,r­

ta.in EOW tonight at thcu' homC'.

form;ghtly Fortnightly will mf'pt with

Mrs. FN'rl !\"yb<>rg Jan. 27.

~"i"em.ent Announced :'Ill'. I1nri Mr.:;. Sol Grunkf'. Nor­

foJk. announce the- engag~ment of their daught£'r. D('lores Ann. to F. A. Homer W. Ramsier, son ot Mrs. Elton Treinies. Madison. :\US!l Grunk(> is a 19.,}2 graduntf> of MadisDn high ::md is now (>m· plored by the Northwe"tf'rn Rell telephone company in Nor· folk. Mr. Ramsier i~ also a grad­uatE' or Madison high and is serv-

tgg ~~tj~;;C ~~~Yda~~O;~ b~~~ !'f't for the w('ddlng'. The GJ'uni(Ps are f{)lmpr \\'ayn(' l·e!'ldpnts.

St. Paul'. Women Mrs. Albert Bahe will' have ..

charge of the missionary lesson on Liberia today at St_ Paul's Women's. meeting.

Joe JOB will meet Jan. 29 at the

Arthur Dranselkn home.

AnnQunce Engagement :'wlr. and Mrs. Ernest Lehner.

\Vayne. announce the engage­nwnt of their daughaer, Betty. to .Tnck Haitig-. Agana. Guam, son of ;\lr and Mrs. John Hattlg, Concord. No definite \\'edding plans hnvc been made.

OEB Mrs. Kermit Andrews will en­

tert ain OEB Jan. 28.

Duo Club Duo club will meet at Grace

Lutheran church Jan. 26.

Methodist Circle II :\-1rs. Floyd Anrln·\\ .. \\ ill ,-.,,_

tCl'lain Cil"c]p II of :\1('tho<liQ church Jan. :!R.

M~lh.od is. Circle III !\lIn;. Charles Ohye will entf'r­

\ fain Methddl~>t Circle Irr Jan ::k. Honor~d at Showers

Dorothy .;\Jlvin was honorer! hv 15 guests St1nday afternoon al :; nuptial,shov.·er at the home nf Mrs. James Grier. HfKT(O~"('~ werE' Eulola Grier anr! :'I[r". Gu­aId Pospishil. Color<; u~{'rl were orchid and ycl!ow ~Ijss Ali­vin was honoree il,t i1 c;hO\\ ('r ill

\~/oman's club rooms \1or.di1.\ evening. Hostps'ie~ \\ prf' \rr~. Claude Hardf'r. \!r<. Ro;. Srah, and 1-1rs. Gf'rcon Alh In \li'~ Allvin. d;::.ughlrt' nf :'>1r i\Irs. Ernfrld A,lh in. \\ til hf' to Herbert Rr::l(lC'r, ;.on of Alh"J I

Brader, Sunday ;1t "j P m a~ St. Paul's Lut hC'r;}n chllt ,h.

BPW Roll c.::Ill for BPW J,qn '27 \\ III

be nnswered by ;\('Y. Ye:lT" ~ r",n­lulion!'. The program \\J![ h,· (,'1 safety

St. Mary'. Study Club ~Irfi. \\-,Jli::lm Sh:ln'f ('nl(',·

t<lined SI. )'iar.·~ Stud, .Inn. 19 £InrI the 'lp,q<n on Ma.<:s" \\·a<., ,ontlnu('rj Ir' lIOn. \'Ir'" .J ); El~UJ\;! 11'\),\\,

th(' II[l' ;Ind mlnl~lr-... (,f <..;,

Timothy :'I I r...; \~:l,.;;lm (l\\. r. wdl ("nt("rt;-lIn F, h Shan'r \\lil 1('\1' \\

St. A£athil p.(>\

\\'ill I('ad thC' dl::-nL<:~jl'n (In

lIfe of St Bias£' :wd :"o1! ~ (''.\. (n will rE'\ 1('".\ fh,' llff' of ~t .\

rws. '"The ~lass" wi1l be C"n\ "

""d,

Piealant Valley The annual <:uppr'r of PIe:I' ,,,t

Va!ley was. held. Jnn. 16 G'.·,,·, were Mr and :\1r.;. \Valtpr I~ I

ann Mar)' :o.lartin!'on. Pnzr' .. ' cards went to Mrs.. LOll Lil': Ed Fre.n~-rl'. Mrs.. Er ... in I--! ... , Waltt'r Baier and Alb('l"t Bi':;' Next mee-ting- will be Feb I ~ <)t the Han.'(>v BC'Ck homf' \\. Mrs. Paul Baier I:' ;) ... <"Slst,Ul:

Engagement Announced Mr. and Mr'i. Hernlan FI;.,,'

\Vayne, announce th!.'- l'n:':.-I~·­men! and approaching man J.,_.' of their daughter EvylffiP Clifford Minor. son of :\lr :\Irs. Bailey :\olinor. Laur('l wf"ddmg date is Feb. 13

Methodist Women )Irs. CWford Johnson had r: .. -

\·otion". ··In DeE'd and In TTlld .... at Ih(' ~iethodist \Vom('n'<; D,u' jng Wedn€"Sda,y. Circle II !<ad {r.,-' pro<.::ram "Sowing Seed, of Kw(:­nf' ..... " .. ' Ladies who took part \\ ('I' :'I1~. Pave TheophiJU:I :\1~ \\" C W£'"st, :\Irs. Herry Kay, :'o1r-­r.porg'f' Hugh('t; ann ('harlot!!' ShIck :-':(>,t m(>cttn~ will 1", F£'b. 11 \\hf.'n ho:.lpsl'es. are :'Ifp· Willard Wdt.c;(,. :\Jr.-. John I) Rice. :\lr .... Wallace L-esler, .\!r;;. Archlf' \"·(>rt. '\Irs_ Henry Ehll'r~. Mrs. U .. car Ramsey. .Mrs. Am;, !\.lol"E'Y. :'>Irs.. John Br('!L<;ler and M~. K. ~. Parke,

Minena ~rs.. J, R. John;'on h.:trl th1.' Ie:::·

son "Rc\"Il'\\ uf 19:'l-1" at the :'11-ner'l;a meetmg ~londa)t. Thl' mC'('ting was at the hQme of Mr.". F.. W Huse; Mrs. HO\ ... ard Wilt \'t<l!, h(l"If'~,- Gue!'ts were :'o1r~ fLdph Clrhart. ).trs. O. B. Pro­('II and :\Irs.. H. E. Hein. 1\"r-.".! n""'('tlng \\ ill be Feb. 2 at til>' home of Mrs. Ada. Co!'ten"';lO. Mrs. Anna Brigpt will assist.

Coterie Mrs. Paul l',ifines entertained

Coterie Mondav when Mrs.. ;\brk Cram,-. was a guest. Prizes went to Mrs. A. T. cavanaugh and Mrs. L. 'W_ VatA. Next Monday the group will meet \\lith \1",. Herbert W ('len_

Woman'. Club Mrs.. Wilmer Griess headl'd the

s('r.ing committee of \\'oman's c1uh Jan. 9 instead of Mrs. Tom Johnson as was printed In Tne Hpra]d. Mrs. Henry Le:-' will h£' chairman of tht- Jan. 23 m{'{'t~ lng_

Mo"da)T Clqb :'IIonday club was po::;:tponro

until Feb. 9 to be with ?o.Irs A. A. Welch.'

l\lAre SOCIETY - Pa:;:p .'i

ARE YOU PlANNING ...

Beauty, plus individuality, is achieved when you finish your home el<.terior with wood siding. Ease-of"applica­tion, high inaulating value, and the wide variety of effects lPake wood siding the favorite of American Plan on wood siding for your

home. We carry a complete stock of various patterns­

'let 'lIB show them to you.

Stop In To~ay!

Carhart ·,Lumber . IC&r.pany ','

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~o,SMain. I

SOCl.T:Y " (("o~~tlnll'f'c1 r/'Qm I it~b ]-"0";') I

Two hClndr('d !;I]'('IW(' \'Tnt,ns

h \\"f'(!diru; 8JHlI\('Y'-:')'\'.

rlnniv0\'snl)! p:lr!.\' \\":IS lwlr! ;11 \\'()n1:ln'~ Cillb ),'lOTll'- ,I'HI

childrr'll. ! :{h-.:-1: d Hon:I'rT el:,)'( ncr' i', \\('1(' ,Ill ))[('-('111.

.'Hr. and :vIr"!. :\Jann \\ l~rf' IJ1Jlr­

ri"ll in ('rHlnd! Rlnno;;, la. hy til(' tatlwr nf Martin Rlnl.:"l'r. ttu' formpl'" \lht) \l:I<; at that th,IP

~~::I~~l(~:r ~:::rr:>r:ln r.;ini,,/pr from

Att"~lrl.nits wen' Rudolph I\:,li. Hnd ~1rs . .lor Emir'}", Lopg (':\ilf. Thf'y h(l\"0 IIH'n ne;1I'

\\'anw :tIl t:hro' 11'.1'" :-mrl hm'(' r('slded on th0 r:JrJ1] f()LJr mIll'S soulh of Vo.':-J}nf' hrloll~;Hlg to) :'.1r. .'lnd !\!r~.,Tnw .Pr'·<;("(I11,

At lhf' ('('kbrllllOl1 Ernr'"l :Inrl :vrC'\vin WiltC', TIimd?lph, sang, :\("­('ornpllni~'d hy Bonnl!' H!'o('l"

Thr :\IaJ1n~ h:l\r a gT;lllrl:-ntl Tf'tT\'

(llil-r [-1<1\';11 gllf''its ,t! Thl' [pll' W{'n? !\It·. nn(l i\II's. lInl'l'y Longr. Onl:th:l .. \lr..,. Wi]]iflm ,J;lhrl(' and

. ';lnrl i\Ir'4 Paul Bril'''(" !\hl")o .tnd PUil,I:!. AlhlOn.

•

choir "'aUlf" ~uP~f'r ConHrm,,(j(>n Cj'"~~T-h;.;I, 2~"·'rl in;',!;j· ~n:.~g;~ Elli<;

("'I'd RIHorir <; I Luther and }.11'i ,J"hn'-o!1 wcre

('\'('!lIIl>.!: \ jo,l!nr<; in the JI,1 hon,,, rol' Ir'lln's hirlhdav da~ . -

prRc- "'f'dflin~ .\nnin'r'lUTV . 'I'll(' ,\ ]))(,11 Schlin'(,s r."lmiIY~· Al­

,school. I('~ Ill£' L'llll'f'nc(' U1Pcht fa dy. 2. Con- Wd)nr. Ihr Hans Stark Clnd R naIr!

Elll"; ,1;I01J1i('" hrlp('rj :\Jr <inc! Mr~. Frprj SC'hl]n('s crlf'l}r<itf' Iheir wf'd­ding anniverslIJ'Y \V('rln('!'day ('\"1"

I ning-

r I· 'P·TA Aids

~tografu

IThe \VaYlie (:\ei)I'.) Helald. Thur~cl<l.\-, ,Jail. ~~, 1!1.):~

bEtJjE1'I ...

Belden Man, 81, Still Plying Trade, Masonry

B"elden-'()Scar CaSf'. sa; Belden. .,l-

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is ~1i1l followinl'!; his trade. mason- ~ ..•.••...• ;~.i¥JjI~~~ r\" He' will he R2 Octobf'r 1. c ..... . :'Ifr. Ca<:(' l~ shown flntshin~ the

;-himn,,\" on thf' E:rlwClrd Rc,thwjo;ch til.rm \\~('<;t of Dpfd"n

was scr'."l'd h~ the com He has done worK on almost 1('(> 1 every busmess hOUse In e~lden.

- Including the h'gh's-:.hool bulld-

KI~~;tlM~:<;~lIj~\ Yio<:elry jrfl ~~nya~~m!~aJe~~v~'~~~~rk~~e~'~ for! \1<;lt \\Hh \11<' around Belden'

. \\ho J<; in n hosPJlaJ I ;\fr <:",asf' \\;J<; _horn ;]1. :\Jbprt

H. Mo~pl('y. l~R (~~~·em;~'~d'\~n~~Jd;~af~n~'.;~~ GI6ry p-TA vrmhrr. 1902. and has siner m::Jde

,II. \ir<.;. Hnrtow !~ U "1"'1 ["'C!. :vimn In JRd IIf' l!\{'d ~t

Gla!"v P-TA rTI(>f h:<' home hf'rf'

M~.r:;·nSI~r;!~~.u~~~11G~IJ~:)~~S;~~ ~Il.f'· ~~r(~(~~gp~·~/~h~~~~(~;; i r,('ginn .~u~iliary JaNohn. :VII' ,lnri ;\lrs :vT:Il,tin glJ('l'l'i, Patrolm:m Bri, :-';0,.-1 Thr Brlrl('n <1uxi!i<'lry mpt Tues-ITolmh(Tg nnd :'v1l'rlin Holm \\'Pr~ .~ho\l.('(1 fdms nn saf('ty and Ida) ;ifternoon In the ugl'm rooms.

~7~~r'\'~in~'~r,!i t ~\i:~;~~~ S'~~:~~i~~~~'~ i! ~~~~t ~~~~~.hC~~~~ ~~~.~.~~t~h i ~~~" ~~·~tl:~~. P;l!:;'~ \~:~(> c~a;rY: of horl'!' ~ ~('w '<lrrJf't rag" at the n('xt meet-

M~J l;lt~;H~1~~r~ V~,i~~~n L7nUrl~~f~~~i . S;~1~]~a,~;';'lvin LaCkClS ann i ~l(~'rl!~l~~I'i;I"~\ ('~;d~J~~~1 ;(~(~/\~~~ M, :\nd ;"I.1r". :\Tnrri'i GllsLqf.~nr\ :'.11"" M8tt Lack<.Js s[)on- I tJlJlhdilY Ta!!'I' LIH1!'I) ":I~ ~f'n('d ,me! >lnl'~ \\"1'lr' :.\und"l.\ ('\("rllng nigh "cllfOn] d,ln('r ill til(>: \1r .... - Chn" Cra! 'In. ]" () STC'"'. \"l~itor ... In thn ITflrry GuslAfson h;J.J[ Si-IlUlda) r\r'ning and :\Jrs Jal,r Fr!rihark'-'r homC' hr'lpjng :VI'" Guslaf~on c£'ll'- \\';JS ,-rn(>d. I b",IT(;> hpr lJirlhrlny of Monoay Mr". : '2f n Arrltl" .... r \t"rt" gu .... ,,! nf hntlor l\Llt'\ln :\Iortf'n<:on, :\lrs AlfrNl r <1nd Mr<: Jim :\lnhcn \\'0:-'11(', !,Il . IJ r,hd;l,} 1,<111\ Frlflil.) e',,'-Nelson "nr! :\lr". ,Jr<"s HroWl1f'l1 had Alvin Hotll, l'oncn. wrrf' :'Viqn-I nln (;l1''';J,- \\('rc .\lr <Inc! birthrl<1Y cnffr" \\llh hl'r J\1onrlay '",uPV£>r g-tH'sl!' in th(' Chri.s Ro rlt H;JrpPr, :-'1r. <lnd

af~r:~~~ !\Ir: Nf'is Riorkl~lnd nnd I.~:=h:n~m:p:. ::.::.:.~.:::::::::_:il_<:P:'T:h::~::!::~:.::":nrl:::~:!c::. ::;1:nrl:::':I"'::. ::::::::::::::::=::::======: n .... allll' \\'P)f' \Vpdnr"rlny "'\'('ning vi!'itof'i III I hI:' Hrtrry \Vel!l home' Th('y :lIlrJ Elln)('r v;rrf' Fritl:lY (":e­nln~ \ h110r'-; III t~lI' AI<:;tr:Jpc-Lamn

- ..... ------11 .... ---1 homr SQUTHEAST "iS~!,l;."

W· . ake'·· '.0 ·Id rln'n ,CT,·m"n" :'vlrs L('"lllaJ{1 ;jl'd Dr;J:1. Edna ( \Jr :1ml f\1rs Cn~-

To Df"ni .. f'r I n-oh Sandahl accnmpbni('cl hLs f:1¥

Ihctl'. C. F. Sandahl. tOIDenv('r Sal· urdHY morni~ to dsi~ th{' Donald Sandah1. ....

Omaha GUf"sts Mr. and l\ll~. HC'nnpn rick ann

Shirley dro\"(' up rromlOmaha Sat­unfav morning- for ~n O\'ernight 1ln~l Sunday \ .I"it in 1 h' Ted Harri­sOrj homf.'. Shlrlpy wa. it Saturdny afternoon and oVl'rr~l~ht visitor with Chalice Rit:hll:'d~ Thr Ra.\·-

~i~lkd f~ci?~r~:~ ~l~:~;li~f. ~::~;l~ylt;~ ~i~n~)~:~~?;:' =?t~lf,~(J~~f'\ i!~~~~s~rd A-tt~;i M~(>ting- i

wa.1ter Ot.I,:, J[I~c.pmpani£"rl I • Gus to:-:gr."'. alter.licd a

c6u,ncjl me'eti g t;>f project at Wayne Sa t lroay after-

I

n('I!1Ic; Lr'on:nd ;rnd C II. L",ma,d \\f'J'(, (nt('rt·}in('rl ;,uiJrlflY rlin-nrr III lb.' h()l,~I' Ada Dills 10 \\'nYI'r'

:\lr. alle1 !\fr-;. llnnllid FIf'P!­\\dlld and [}Orl'f'rl ",pn> (>ntf'rtp.in­N1 at sunday d~npr In th .. Hc'n­rv S-pnfbll(('n a ('nlf'ridg-f'. "r". F'fpf'hnJlld and lIuJ:"hff>r rf'turn­Pel hom" nftf' a "('f>k'~ \'! .. 1t with rr"lnth ('-; at ('olf'rlc1J:"f'.

Mr. ;Inrl. :\Irs, C('()rg-f' Aistrop:. Mrs. UUI1 Llmh amI :\Trs. Lelt1e Harman nnr! f{r\' :\1(,l'lin \\'right wp.rr ('nlrrt,lilwrl :I! r, o'r-]ock rlin~

ncr in th(' Cf'OI'l:'';(' nu~klrk home TUC?"dnv

Euni~'C' r; lork!lInrt \\"11" :J \Vrri­nf'sdav nnd Thur ... dH.Y {)vf'rmght visitor in thf' !\1artm HolmbNg home. :'\(orp ~E W.-\IiF.FIF.LD - Pa~p G

(outthouse Roun~:Up

!\lurrlnJ;"f> Li(,pn'l(' ~

t~}~~:I~~,: ~~ft~N,(>:,~('r~~~(,~~;;~: J{lb~n~lltl):!, Ho~ldhs.

-; 250 FOR T,HE

persons who:;e cakes

mos/at the big polio

Auctibl1

Feb. 5

Regular Deliciou.

A'P"LI!S 2 U,", lSc

Fresh Lean

GROUND BEEF

Lh. 39c FREE COFFEE

SATURDAY

Pink Meat Grapefruit

Arm or Blade Beef Roasts

Sunshine Icebox Chocolate Wafers

Puritan Pure Leaf

Lard

Butternut FLOUR 50-lh. 101h.

354 83c

3 for 21e

Lh SSe

per phg-. 30c

.1-1". pail 59C

LBIB CHOPS Rlh I...nfn

Lh. 65e Lh.85e

CITY GROCERY In Our Coff(>!' Shnp Free Delivery: 10 a.m, and 4 p.m.· Daily

\V(' 'S('r\'C' Rultf'rnut 214 Main Phone 35S

AKES OF DIM!5

Plan Now To E:ttt~r City Gi'ocl!i'y's

BIG CAKE BAKE EVENtJ

Ail Ptoceeds Go 'fu fhi! March of Dirttes

. . . You bake your fllvol-ite cake with ingredi'mtiT frOln

• complete liIle of qulilHy f;,\li:iltk supj!lles. ThiiHday, Feb. ~ trl~g yotir , the Waylie Cily Additoriuri!. Thlli'!day IIia-IH we lviflliohl dell alfcli6h tif illl !Ii<o

the Polio Belterit Dance. Ail p':bceecl. fl'dHl iii!! ~ct;On will go io the March

We will awarcl valuable pri~ei '" t1;e pe~.bjji~l.oilO clllces Brilt, ille llliilt ! In this lltiction. In "'ddition, w~ u.iIl offer you Sir savings oh ballittl! tlJlIl'l!~· I thi! ",:Vellt. Plan now to enter. . t.ake a eakl! ~nd help fight polio!

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'1 6 ' The Wayne (Nebr.) Hetald, Thursday, J

WINSIDE •••

Winside \ Fire

12~~~~~~~td"ea __ I_~~_~_-c-.----tI-~ ing Monday evening. Inst~nation of family were officers was held with! C}1arles U~. Paul home ger as installing officeri afternoon.

Carl Troutman was rrelected Btwcrly

~:Ud:l~~et; n~~!~~er:r(~~ :~1~~ the preshlent; \V;lllis ReICh1~ cap- , Mr. and

:~!~ur!!~n an:~~:dJei\r:!:..~: ~~r:a\~ed mumle, bouncer.. ~ndrea, Guests at the meeting were Sunday.

board members of the .MJral fire Andrew district, Louie Kahl, Charley Far- Mr. and ran and Maurice Lindsay. and

An oyster supper was' served family. after the meeting. sen and

Mrs. Out-or·state Relatives ily.

Mrs. Bellel Hornby, SpringfieJd, M.r. Va., Mrs. Ernest Beebe and Carat' famIly Sue, Mount Holy, N. J., and Mrs. with MI'S. Hugo Galleger and Theresa, Phila~ ~rs. August delphia. Pa.. arrived in Winside km~, Saturday to visit Mrs. Hornby's ---..---

~sit;:i~~~~lk ~~;git~.?:vtj~;'H:~~ Winside ~~. is convalescing from a broken Repair

Dllll~ht('r Rllt)tizt"d . Carol Ann, infant da~htcr of

Mr. Dno Mrs. Dale VdnS~gg('rn, W<iR bHptiZ('ri by Rev. S. K. de Fn'f'se' at Redeemer Luthe'ran church. Wayne, Sunday, Sponsors were Mr~. William Wylie, Mrs. Ali Rabe and Dale Marquardt. A fami­ly ninner was held at the VonSeg­gern hume following se-r~ices.

At Pilg~r \Veddlng .Mr. and ]\-trs. Willian~ Brogr(>n

and ~(Jns attended the we<ldin~ of Mr.". Brogren's cousin, Norma Jean \VillC'r~. at Pilger Surlday after~ noon.

Laurf'1 Guests Mr. and MfS. WilHam Hanson

and r.W1itV a . near Luurf'i \\'('1'('

S~nday dinnf'r and lunchdon gu('sts in the Howar:d Iversen .rottlC',

Fndergo('s Surgpry

Last week plaster !was TcmQvC'd from the E'ntry hallJof J\.1elhodist church and it W;:IS eplacrod with new wall boani. whi h, wl1('n corn­plE'tC'ly finished. willi mflkc a safe and attractive entryl \'<'Iy.

1\1('11 of the churc~ donateo thC'ir labot and th£' Wd an's society furnished funds fo' the repair work.

Mr. and Mrs. Al in Bargstadt and family were s~ per guest.s in the Elm(~r Koepke lome at Has· kins Friday evening

Mr. and MN':. W ync ImC'1 and Mr. and Mrs. Fran Brig-ht spent Saturday evening in he Chris Wei· ble homC'.

Mr. and l\fr.oi. Al 'n Rnr" ... taM and rlLmily w('"r('" Jt1. sts in thf' Ed RlIr" ... tadt home a PiI-r!'('- Hun· day aft.('ffloon.

Mr. and Mr~. q n Quinn and daughtC'rs were afte 'noon and sup­per guests in the ark Ben~hoof

I Mr. and Mrs. Leln/nd Woller were . Belden SundaY! afternoon to

. Mr. Waller'si mother, Mrs. Waller, VhlO is ill in the

her daught~r, M1;'5. Rohert

AJ!('n Kocl~ gp('nt in th(' 10. R.

Mr: and Mrs. I10nflld and Reed and Gladys and Wil Reichert were gueSts r~riday evf'· ning at the Da!e Het riCK home in honor of 1-11'. Hetrick's birthday. After a social cv('ning. lunch was served. I.

Mr. ann Mr~. EUI'I Selders and family \vete supper gueSts in the O. R. Sclders horn¢ Sunday.

Werner Schultz. Norfolk, was a Saturday afternooh calier in the Arnold Jank('

Mr. and

Gaylen Stanley Ste\'('lls, infant Ron of Mr. and ::v1r .... Guy Stevens, lJndcr\'v'cnt Cl surgical operation at th(' Immanuel Lutheran hospital, Omaha. W('dnesd~y morning. His condition is r('p(,rled good.

home SundRY. Mr. and Mrs. Fr ; k Brig-ht were 4~1I ('Iub ""ptill/!

gtlf'sts in the Roy \ itt home Wed. A helatpd Chl"'l',lrn;h pill I} \\''1',

gl'~~~' evening fo Mr-; Wnt"s ~!~Jd~~~n}~Hz.I~~(,~t~~H~)~l!ll~~/~/~l~~,

~~t~~~i~t~~;0]~1:;~i!:~~~~SI~ 0tf~~t:~~~;~~::~':n,:'~I~~~:I::'~~'~:I::'J:: Legion Auxiliary To Sponsor Contest Miller home I \\Jth el( 01/1 Bdkc'l ,'1 Ihl' (Iub

1\11 and Mrs Ed\\1n Broglf'n Ilnd room~ Wimici(' Am!'ricnn L('gion auxil. ddught('rs \\-pre • f'sday ('\(,flIng

iary mpl S,/t.urday aftel'llOOn in VISltOIS In the EI el HC'lbolshel~ ,'olh: ('fllll)l!'s (11Ih \Vitt's I"f'en?ational room with mer homf' Th(' JolI) CouplC', "lith (lu!) mel Mrs. Frprl Wilt and Helen Witt a..o; :Mr and MIS arks Jnckson \\ltl1 :'Iii dnd MI!, M lr\ln DunklCiu hostE'sse~. TWf'nty.thrce members and sons spent Su dRY {'\'('ning in Tue~day f'\,C'nlng: Pllt"h \\.(1" pli1yen i

anSWered roll call. the Kent Jackson orne. at SIX t.ables. GW'~I" \\\'1"(' ;\Ir.· .

n1;~~.;ntomt~f':;'~·~ttl~d~;~~~~ te~fn~Jlf:'\';,~ r£'1 ~~~e: r;:~b~;~ kl~~:;;rkiiJ::~~ ~~l;.j ;;~~ \;lr~.,: lIouse fund, S£'verlll" membt-l'S ~r~~t~~\ d~~~~d; :ng:: ~~dh~r~~; r~rU~) (;t~~~s~~xt\\;~~1'('I[I·:11.~(,,·tain \·ol!llltf'('rt·!I to ma,~e Smile hnoks. The unit voted to ctmt.rlb- ~;<;~liioy H~;~~n~nC ~~~I~y ~l~d ~~ ,il-Ln-,'okt>r"l (1uh

ut«, $;3 to the polio fUJld. and Mrs. Thorvald Jacohscn. !\lr: nnd_l\1r.:;. I.)oT) Gillp"'pi,· T'he smorgashord sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. , 'chard Jugel. tC'rt'll;1,f'd thf' fll·L,)·.]nl{(,I'"

tl1(' auxiliary which was to have Waynp, were dinn r. guest-" !O the cluh Iucsc1fl.Y !'~·('nlnj.; I' ll{'pn h('lrl on Thursday was post· O. R. SC'lders hom Monda\' thf' eluh w('rf' .,\1r 0I\''.!1 J\lrs pnlwd bec<luse of the ,storm, The IVlr. and Mrs. iJfrro 'Miller. \V:lC'I<l'r. ;\[1' :incl .\11 .... 1 ~(I11 Q1 nffilir wJlI 1)(' held on \Vednesday. who obs('l'\'ed their birthdays c\ur- :\lr. 'In,d Mrs. ,I. (, S\\ ('Igelld 1 , .JAn. 3l. Report::; of committees will ing thC' wcek. ente tainl'd a group MI's (01'<1 Bl"ndd "!"I/{'''' In en :1

bC' gin'n. . of rplRtivC's and f 'f'nds at thC'ir \\'('nt to ,,"Irs (Jt10 (;!"wf \\·dli.1m Th('. un.lt voted to spons~Jr an home Saturday ev ning. TC'n.pomt Loeh~l-l('k H~rl \11' ~!llrl :--1/" .... W:l'"k-

Americanism e~say contest In ~the Ditch was ,play('d. Prizps wcnt to el~. Thr n('xl clul) \'.111 hro: local . ~cJ:ooL r\'l:s. Joy. P~l1, :\tl'. and Mrs. Del pI't Smit.h, Cd. With 1\11'. and :\1:·.~ at. Al'p.('neanlsm chaIrman. Will have I gar Marotz. WaIte Sh(,\ipeper and WaYI1l'. charge of the contest. Mrs. Herbert Klug

The hostesses sel+ed lunch('on. Mr. and Mrs. N! I'man Deck en. Mrs .. Leonard Anders~n and M,:s. tertained at a pa ty Sunday eve~ ~1al'\,111 f\ndersen \vlll entertam ning for th('ir d8l!ghler. Karolyn In February. - Ann. whose birth· ay was Jan. 18 - -----.-- and son, Rc<:iger, whose .

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Jensen was Jan. 14. Te1point pitch was a~d daughters. :Mr. an.d Mrs. A1· played. Prizes we to Mrs. Frank VIn Bargstadt and. ~amlly and Mr. Brig-ht and Mrs. ans Carstens. 'and Mrs. Pal:ll Leltmg and family Gladys and WnIls.RC'ichcrt

~~~~ gsu~~~~;ne\~~~in~e.~~eboJn~nrs~~· ~~~~~af('n~~een~~1h:~is;~os~\ns Andrea's fifth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Loui& K~hl ~'nd

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Brogren Mrs. Ferdinnnd Kahl att~nrletl the and daughters spent Friday eve~ William Kahl fllrm S!)ie nNl.r ning in the D;clinar I<.rempke home. Wal{f'fielrl Monday,

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Thrf'{'·Fo1lr" Brid:.:-!' (,Iuh MI'!!. N. L. Dit.tnan wa ... hn.st{'s~ lq

the Thr(,f'-Foun; Brrng(' dub FI"I~ day aftC'rnoon. iRrid)..;1' \\ as plaYNi at two tables. Mrs. SI<J'lll'y \-\'estt ergar'(l ann Mrs. Han ('\, Potioll re. ceivcd prizes. Mr.s. I r;']Pn W('ihl¢ was a gu~<;t of thp club At thl!'

~~SL:~'~~I~;f'~~~i~ Sfu~~/t:-. ~i~n('tril~(~~~ mf>C'tlllg \\"tli b~' \\Ilh ).11~. Wl'st~ ergard.

Trinity .\ill Sud!'t\" Twcll1y-l!lr('(> 'm('Illi:;{,l"S

pl'esC'nt ilt thp Tl"Illlty Lanies aid ~p{'i('i y W" .• 1".".rl .• -»J wh('11 Mrs. JmfH's C. J !V":-:. HCIlry .\I'kmg \\(';'C' til sc-;, Mrs. C. A. Aplull)..;. ;\Ir.-; J(·n.sen and Rei\,. anri :\11·s.

~~:~~(~~.~l rn~~·~;~ri~. ~~\~~::l~ ~(:Ill I\~~ utf'd I~ fill' polIO fund T.Il!' nl!'nl­I)(>rs\\('r('~~~~

Churches

Trinity LlltlU'rllll ('hurt'h (M. W. Peterson. pastor)

.~ednes(l:.iY: !choir practice. 8 p. ThuMday: \VMS at church 2'$0

p.m. Brothe-rhqod at 8 p.m. 1 '1 Saturday: Cat('chetical class at

1:30 p.m, I Sunday, Jan 25: Sunday schobI,

10 a.m. Worsh p, 11 a.m. • I

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F~. B=en:r~~ Ernest Johnson (Lillian ·Backstroml and four chilo dren. Broken Bow. called in tl1(> Art Borg home Sunday aft('rnoon They were h('re att(~n~lng th ....

ning. Mrs. IIf"'nT)' Tarnow and the H;; ;'Ifln I":nrth .. \\ erE' there SW1day :-l,111'rJ>, .l

~\ll .,11(1 :\11"" i..a ..... n'nce Carjson Hoskins -+ _____________ ;.;. __ -f __ + ___ .I~:~t~'::;~~hlf'r wedding; at

· ... ·er(' at Ponca Sunday to viSIt Ul

the Earl Hmd." home . .\11'. l'lind~ ha, ... r('/urnf'd from a slay In a Sioux Clly ,ho~pjtal. ~Ir.~. :\linnlP Kr-dU ..... and :'!;Jr­

g-aret w('r(' Sunday afll'rnoon \ h­

itors in the Ml s. Ella Schulu h,)Jll' n N"orfolk.

St. Paul's Installs Officers

In ... I<lII<lllon 1)[ church \\ :1"; hl"'lrl ;";undH.Y morning.

Thf"'.\· arf' n .. (ollo\\l"o: hOllorary !'IUf'r. tll'nry "·P"Ih-rhllus; prPNI. df'llt. \Y. F. Oallgh(-rJ!": Sf'('rf'IIr," .\\lol,lh 'lillt'r lind trt'a~uT{'r. G s Krnnlf'r. Sunr!·,.' :-("hnnl l('achl"l'S wC'r aT.

in"IHII<'d liS follows: "up('rin. (I!'nt alld 11·C'<l.Stlr('I·, ;"-n:r<.;. \-\'('r· .. \;Jnk('. and \lr" LOUIe \Vlllers,

'\1r" ·\rnnld .Tank ... :o.tr~. Alhert 1;)("1--((']', \11 ~ \\'illwm HC'if'r. Mrs. (';]rJ I~hl('r~ :'fr~. F .J Dimm('l. .\11''' orIn (';11·..,1{,1l.s. Mrs Richard \Jilln. !'Ill' .... ()ltn K;lnt. \Ir.s. Lcl:.

Family Get·Together

in ~~ f~~~~n~;'CR7nSgUPJ:g;n~u~~~ TuQsday (>v(>ning for :\Ir. Ring ~ birthday celc-bration, ~ he " .. ·as bam the night before thf' big bltzzard

'88): ·:'I1r. and ::\1rs. unu5 Ring. and ~1rs. \Vallace Hing-. :\Ir. Mrs. C. A. Bard. :Mr. and :\Jrs. Bard and Marion Ring. ThlL ...

six of the 11 m('lJlbers of :"I-lr. Ring's immediatf' family W('r(' prf'S­cnt. Alga there wen': :\<1r. and :\Ir.<,. E. E. H)·pst'. C. F. Sandahl. Ed Sandahl. Mr. and Mrs. Dick San· dahl and :!\lrs. On-ill!' f.:nrkson 01

~ii~~~s T~Z;lym:r~~~. ~~or~~ r~t:;~ rolt, Aurelia. la. was atl additional ,t:ucR1. The ('\"Cning- was '-lwnt in singing- and th(' playing of old fash~ ioned games.

Out of Hospital Glen Olson hroul--(ht Art Ude·

gaard from Llneoln \\-('drH~da.,. al th(' rondusion of hIS tn'atnlf'nl :...t the Vcteran's hospital. Th(' famil.,. \·isitcd 111 the home Salurd<l) l"\ e· ning.

ThC' Gordon Hard famll\ \\'<1" ir th(' Harif'Y Bard home lor Sund8.' dinner. Th{'y and ~J". and ~11's C L Bflrd and Mr. lind ~lrs. Law· rl"'ncl"' Ring" WI'II"' .i#' tiw .. r\,tarlOn nlJ1~ hom£' that ('\('nm "11h a [amll\ group ohs('f\lng .., blnhday. '

1\11·s. HlandH r:nckson and G-<'org(' PR.f']"O!t \\'1"'1"1' IUfleh('PIl gUf".h in th,' (' L. Hnl d honw \-\'C'-dn('~dH\". Tllr\ \\ ('J'(' C'nl'Ou!f' to SIOUX Cit}: Hf!rf' an 0\ l'fnq::;-II! \ I~l! in thC' I..a\\TPIIC(· Rmg: hnnll'

:'III'. and Mr,<;. 80r E\HnS W{'l(, 1ll thp Jarn!'s (,hamOr'I', hrmlf' for Sun­da\" dinner. :'Ilr. anrl \lr~ (11al"le:, Pierson Wf'r(' ('\'pning \ l:.itors.

The Cf'cil Rhoj('S ~amlly v.as ;n thr Waltl"'r Chinn honl£' for d:ml£'r Sundaj. All \\'('1'(' fit AI I,'!' 1'1 1 til" aftcrnoon to \isit-the C!,ar].-s EI..·IP­ers.

Mr. and ::vJr~. F:Ug"(,Dr- ;\kier \' {'J"('

in the Art SchlC'u:o;npr hom(' RI Pf"'nder Wednesday f"'\('n:ng for thf' hirthday of ~lrs ~I('irr's moih, r Sunday C'\'C'n!ngo t hcy \ iSlkd at 'Nilhur I'\oitt'·s.

The Norman J 1;1j . .:lund" W!"J"I' In the WaltC'r Haglund h01Tle for Sun, da.'" dinn<'r.

)/[1'. and Mrs. Han'} "\·(']'t vi-;.tl'!l ~tr. and ;\ofr". Cal'! SUIld{'11 Sundin !'\'pning

};'or l\tr:o;. I...rRoy Ll,lndahl's hirth· of Thur·:-.da\". J,fr and :\11'"

Bird and Sand;-a and th<' Rolland Hilll-goa!' famil.'. all 01 Pender. \'isited th<'r{' Fridn:'l

·:\Irs ':'Vlarv!n Ff'lt t'n1(']'tam('d at a brush pafty Vv·l'dn,~:<da) af1('r­noon.

The Kf'rm.it J(Jf1l1,<.;on and Jill"'k Kru\~gcr tamilil's and :\ir. and ;''.In; Jo(' Johnl"on ...... ·~e JJ1 thr Ald('n Johrhon home for hiS blrthda· .. last Tuc-:-;day (·,·C'ning. .

Mr. an.; :'.lrs. Art ),Iunson. l\1r" Dick Sand::thl and \Va\nt' ..... cre :n the Dr. R F:. Gorml~'\" hom!" In Wa),nl' for iL tr·lr·\ 1~lon· pal'l)" S1:It· w'day e\ I'nme:

:\Ir. Itlld :\Ir .. Elm"r \hl·tm."'(Jn And !loOn.:; .... w·n! ~Ilnrla\ ('\I'nlfll! In

!Ill' lJI('k Sandahl hom, :vIr ... Dwk S<lnn.lhl '-!lpnt 1;I..,t

\londa~ with hI', ,..1<,(I·r. :-'1r,. C·us S\\anson ilt ,\11('11

TIll' Ralph Rln~ r<lmll~ spenT Sllnda) r\ en,nl! \\ 11 h \11 <; J{Hro:d E\ ans and JetT\ In V,·ii\ np

~lr. and .'.rl~ E.".., 'U;:-on <l.nd Gwen wI'rr dll~Il'"I' J.:up..,'" SWld;j\ In rh(' 1...('\ t IiI':grJ'n hom'" R.'·, <:in..! :vtr~. G. A i'uungsl rom .. \\ hI") fr)rm· I·th ~!'n.f'd th' ('()\('!1<:int d:ur' ~ an(1 Ihf' l<:i!1f'r'" mothel' \'.!'J(' oth, ('I"s pn'sent. Th('!- al(' work.nj:; III thr' :'fr'ld con~n'!.:"il!lon <it pn· ... t·nl

"\11~'ll1d ~Ir.., ~irl\in .\lP\(·r <l.:ld daught(, • ., sL'~'nt Fllda~ ~'\ (nUl:": <It GI!'n U!..;,·,n... Th' 1<l.!1!'J' \\ ('n amDng a t.;P':IP III 'llI" Flu\ d JIJ!.n· son ho!;w S((lld;)\ (.\ "I1InI~

.\11' :\1](1 ~\l, ~ ·E.(J,lai I l{lwk·.u II ;)nd Rhnndil. South ...... 0\1"( (·1;.

"f'rp In :!H" \1"11(' !~III;": II'TilL I,). :S<lttlrd..\.\ "upP"r

:\1r ... I'.1d()11 Bit) ['IIlI;<fl .11.,] I I, I· dn'l1 \\',,]"!. \\ 11 h '\fr..; Em'l 1"lOrI la~t 'fw ...... d;j\ ;j:r"!(]'l()n .\[. F: r1 t'rl"'C"ht FInd Ilrl \\·r'rlnl..'.~d'l..\ :'\11 ~ bl"NI iii <.;\nrr' lh(' lI1l!IJt'\!(r.

:\11'. an.i :\11", 1'111:1 th(' EI,lon };ar"lmilll

"\\.<1\ 11' \1' I, d 1,'li'! j{u('",1o.; Sun(ia, III 1:1t' I;olJ S!;U.V"I homt'o .

\i:'" J<l.c:: S"tj"lhl\! \\;I~ \\1)'

:'-oIl" \\'a'nrT' El!;ln:·(,n T<I(· .... dl, t'\C'ntn~ \\'hl1(' til'" ll'(' \1(" .J: !I nrlill~ Co\('n;1111 I)lP:Il' I·\·.",d

'II·" Sodf'riJrl:: \'.j~ \\,In .\1:~ Pilul S)d('I';WI:': S;I'(IJi!! ',·n.n!.!

J-brh;]r:1 l";Il"-OIl I ... ~lrl\

\1 t HI!'I:; hotlll" \\·!111, arr 1t1 S;lll FI;IIWI"'(l! \ I'n\lnn •

!1P:O;'" fir an\ thln::::­Tn ;:J. lk-;{Irl \\;)nt

"'\ll:~ (,;:dl 13:J

Mrs. Harry StratT' Strate's aunt. ':\"ll'<; Sophll' :\"orfolk. Sunday C\ l'n:ng

:\Ir. and :\frs. r'rank .\1<11 len \\ r : n

Sunda\ afternoon \1~llor.., \~:n ;OrIN. Otlelia ~larten \~ho I'" ~1.j':­Ing with hf"r daU}.("hll"l. :'11'" E·TIIiI [kn:-.hoo; at :\"orfolk

)'lr<;. I..oUl-<a Slrate 'Intl \11 ~ If. r­m<l.n H;:l\j(,1 mr'lstpr. ~!lI folk \\ I I' ,V('dnf'!"day ::JU('rnO[HI \ .... Hol .... 11 the r: () Hf"'hmrr l1f!rnr

:'oTr anrl ~lr .. \\'1111<.; HI!!' I!1l k ,. ;tnd Bill.'. \\('I'r' V;.·!ln,'",(],j·. IIlng \ISi!Ol .... at Ih(" 1r.11:~ :.: honlf'

'\Ir'- SAm R",!chr-ri "\\. I', ... \\('re TUf'sda\ f>':ening <It :!"w Farry St"rate hom,'

SOUTHEAST

Wakefield "'11<; 1>011'-"\111 ;"\Imrr.d .. r,rI Sf, !,II.

,n awl ;\1:-... p.<-l~ Hal!!.!"II~. "r,rt· J'

"rf"n \'.'·If"' \lorrridY ;~r!f'rn(",n (,.r, ["!' ;:·JI"~t ... \\Jlh ~ll" C~)I(h'rI I:' rr[ Ind rj;I\IIghtrr<'.

~,lr ilnd :'oIr.:; Tpr1 r\;n \\ ~".,

d;l~ rllnn"r ;,nrl "UppfT h\""­thl"' J{:lrrv ()'Ik homr

.::Inri '\1r~ P.;l~ lhll;:r<, .I·d :1rori :'o!- ;]wl ;".Tr ... ]}"f"\·.I\

:',::p:!m! ;,r,ri Sf' pl:r!l nrll ;·;;1'1\" ,l.nn'T :n ,\ "\, IrJd hHT"!r: SlJnd ... ~ t\~!, I .• ·· I. .• \\. I" ,." < !llr;..; \ !"'Ilrn', ~o· :I~;.:l ,...;,\ anq'n I· onw

,\1 r ilWI \tr~ \'c: n (";]11"''''1 f:!n11i} \~I"'n' Sunri;]\' ri;nr]('r :":U'-

1'1 0,[' Pi-IIII Fi~eh('r nom'" :-'l~' ,.nd '\Il'""'. r\f'nr(>11-; Schl'I!'](

,~!; J .. :1":! ;,:~rl :'wlr .... Ch !rlr ... K.r'· n"", \\"I"rl" TUf'"ri<l\ In ! 11(" \\ Clj'pr Ullf"'

\!:- ;)"rl \1:

\I ;Il~d \1:_ J- riC C; .Jr"~:l~'lr dnrl .,~.

"It,d ~,11"" ., \j Gust ... f-on ,\11' ;tr ,I ~,lt<; Uf'an PI!'r<;l'n \\.

rlnnpr guf· .... I~ In •.•. P:.'r<:'I'n hnnw :,\\. ;,T·I

C!';!'!'" PIPrson \\f'rl' SUr.': 1·'.l'lll"C:; \ I'-Itor~ In Ihf' J;Ir:·· (·r . .lno;!~", home

\Jr .1.r.rl \1", JO(11"' P,.H!l,·:, H.

:-:UI·':~i;' ('\'enlng lunchl'on ;':Uf ,I, I)"r,.dri F"lr('l\':ood h0mf' ;,'

",·tp:.d,r;~ church <:.rl\ Ir.r~ ~ \\'<ll:pr Ul1f' :'!nrl S.t!~,h

,\ ·r· F~:d;:>·. 1"'\('.:-Iln~ \ H r J;r" ~.lr..J Klnnf'Y hon'("

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JD Hammermills-

Farmall F-20 Tractor Model E M1\1 Corn Sheller Case Baler, pri(:ed to sell Letz Roughage' Mills

J~ B-t..-nd:$tett"er.· &50n ~c .. WA,D\E' WIN~IDE .

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health-"t:are plans, ,doctors, . are knoYfn, res,pected

.. ~MPLbY~ WJ+.y~~ Ja thru ·31

doss.Blue Shield

'firs. Ralph faton, Wayne, Has Unique Brass Collection Ebyptian . ••• • '. ., : Coffee Tray ,

I J

Is ,Favorite Mrs, Ralph Eaton attributes her

lov~ for brass to the "Welsh in

~~fJ'itTo~e j~a~cr:o~~~li~~a~o~~e: holr ju~t as c1e:'l.nmg all hrass once ~o!f~~~ .. is I1nother cus10m of the

'j'hf' Fn~lish waT hride he-gR.n heT

1~ 't~~fi7~1{~~I~~n\~:~~\'~~~lhl~rf~~~~~ .T'r..\" 01111,11 of it with heT when she ;nl'H'd .... ~.Jr, E,ton in Amroricti. In l·:nJ!l:-tnrl. an Rnfiqu(" deal('r R,'isisl· .r! hrr in co,lJI"CI illl:: mHny price'ess liP(""),. m.<lny .. f whif'h she gAve IV. ~\\' hdorC' \C'l1dng En~land.

,\ .jpl'f'), jlJ~, II round wa.tf't:' ,'f)ntuinC'r with a long- narrow Ilt,>('k \\11'4 tilt' [lr ... t Itl'm In hrr ('r.n'·I'tlnn of F.n~ln~h hra .... oh­jr·J·t ....

)'ll'S, r:aton·.~ [avor:l(' ;uvJ 11l'~1 i~c(' is H,cnff!'(' trrly 36 Inch('s in

I( fimc'tf'l'1 Her hrother hl'Hi thf' t r~y rlnd 1 ~ix matching Rshtmy!'

.~:tlf' ~;~lt~~~'icS ti~r~gy~~r7~~nl~~ \';~r. AI! o( hf'r fnrlinn f1nrl F.!::ypl-',rl ;O)':1f'I~s c.re h:'nr!m~rll' f;J\I'rn SCPIlf'. Chrstnuts nre put In-

Inrli"n J1i,'ep~ include Ihl' P'rl ... jelt' FInd Ihe l'Oas\pr is placed on 'nf) grppn rRTvrd 'et:('r opporl hot cinde' .... The !wIJ'1\\s. marie' or ··I1,,.h is ,~hnr.",d likr thp L!1Jrkha wood. l"rl.lhn Hnd bra!'.". abo I~

(lId hu .... phra....... (rom En~t;lTl<j

"'omr tlmf' aj;!""_ It ha.. ... t1lt· "ri!!"1 nlll dr"'lJ:'n and IrathC'r; :'1r .... E.! fon "fluid Ukf" to ('ol1p('1 mnrl' I.f Ihp..,.r df'C"<)ration~ for kam'; or ho","",

~~(~~~ i:nfl4sot~l{' ro~~di~~fr~(' 11;~~j~ decoratrd in Ihe laVC'rn sC{,l1r 111(> alligator nUl cr :wkrr is of Chjnrs('

with a carver!. hr8<;s fop - the kgs brass

1:;tl('d,~~~a~~~'i:t1~~' ri~~o~n~lil~~~ Mrs, Eaton has us('d her coUcc- l1~;~~;:;/~i 1:;?r~O~ ,:::Z;j;,~!/',~ I ".(' milch P.T(>('n Rnd red coloring ~~~~ !}~~~~1~~~t h~'ohOr~~njO \\~:l~ ~':<;'('(~,~t~r;' ~~~')n:\T~,,\.('ri.:~I~~nli':1. \"'ilt('~;~tlr)ib~~:::. cF.~·~nng·n'ceiV{'d a plaqUl's dC'co,'ale one wall ann a .. crih('s he'r t"1f'Hning- ll1('th"d.~ :--;1

r~lI;nilv antiqu(' from '0111' nf h('1 2ti~::t lli~~. ~<:~~~~~ ~: :~(>~~.r.~:: ~~;s ;R;;~ ~~~C;hb~~l~' h~':~~1~:~;>1 rd[>nr1~ iJl ~~~{~i~~ I~~~('a ~n~r f~~ lamp: Her. four vf'ry o.1d tall c:m- that C;:{"C'. It'mon juic{' IS u-"ri

sct on th(' ·m;'.ntlf'. rllC'sl,;ck.~ arc uSNi as 15 IhC' h;:{nd All hrass dOOl knohs an' I~"I I" 1 l!'o has a lon~-handir'd cnnd.('sllck. -tno front slc-p .. of ('\'IT:" t

f~~(' f~U~~~,~~ ~n s~~l~:~~~ t tI~!~t~~T~~ U::~}~l;~,t.!n~o~l~r;~r f~~~ 1 ~~~ui~~~nl~~;~~n~~n('~"~~~lll '1,,1'

(jne hanginl! h~' fhe rnn~C' qq~C'. F.n~ltsh \"('~Sf'l. A minl .. iI,ur&lShf' an.rI ;"11'. Eaton h'IPC' I.'.' 1,". ' . homC' in En~land. Thr\ <;hlP'S hPlI j" plat-cd in the hall",rI.)" fo the Isl:Ind next faJl.f[J)" a \ : .....

to skim Ihp rnl off coolZ. find ,IS quill' flopullu; with chllclrr'n. Thr)' I""p('('t to bring mOfP <Ii I' :.-rr"!'. ERion r('markcld. Al!'o 10 the ("ollectlon homC' with thf'm

Re""n,hliine n sill"'nt hutl{'r in cn:IC'(""lion, an' :t hrhss. ('g~ tlme'r I 11~. Eatnn joins in hI." ,. Iff- ~ , maslC'r. how. :md a Inver. IhuF-lrl.Sm for the wann glu\\ ,c

. . in the :\Jr. Eaton \\"a~ "I('nt a '\('r)o" hraso:;. .

I )Ir. and ~trs. KrDnf>th Kr-.1.rmf'r II :l.lr. and :Urs. B('n;:\le~-~r.stayed b Th H Id

" and Gan: we're at the Frnn~lin n\"e'r~l;.:-ht l-'tst Tuc-sday-. with Mr.

y e era F'~i;_ ~~~e ~;;!. S~~~i:Y .;~~~.;~. !~~);~~u';;,~thef: l\tr~. l\imnl!' :tlf'Y-

-+--'l"'"---~--"""- Brunswick. sp('nt last Tuesday ~Ir_ and ?tIM>. l\rUi.ur ,\uk,? ;11"'1 !\frs. CUUonl Halr ,'Is- \\'ith fhe Herman Stuves. ~lr. and Mrs. E~ L:trsoil \"]~H"':

at the S. J. Hair G.PS~ha~f~:(~'.~~~l~~rKa:.~~ ~i~~ k;~:,,~~n~~~('~\"i~.n~n:~'~::~(' :>~:;'\, IR.!'t Sunday. Mrs. Schnef(pr will \ylw;.rd ll.nd family \i~il('d Ih'l rC'main (ryr fln eX1enderi '-i~iI And 'hI"' (ollml"lng C'w'ninc:. Pvt. Schar-f{er will :::010 S.m F:'an- n,.h nathlo,,~ l'nplrlnn. '1}f>llt till" ciscn, Calif. Rnd O\"{'l"~f':-U'. ThO"' fnlks \\{'C'krmJ'wilh hi'1 pan'o!!'. ;\ir '11-1 hR\"(' tw('n visltln::: Mrs. SCh;u~r· Mrs. T. C. fiathJ(f'. (N'S parC'nls. the H('\". 'Christ Mr. nnd '1~ Ottn. Fr('i\'{'rt '·a!!1 d \Vi('tin~s. .at Ih(' A. W. Dolph hom«' S1J_wld~

1\lr. anll )Jr J_ Tt'd lirel nnd ram- p ... cnin~. ily. Cal'roll. dsited \\"crinC'sdny :\Ir_ and ~Irs. Bnl(>r sta;:-I"_ I...all-C"'C'ning lit the John Horstmnn rd. left :Monrlay fClr Florida \'.tlo('rL~ "' ~~.~~ hnn-e, Ihe) plan 10 "l>en~ ",,('ral;;~~1,;~~;:

HOUSEHOLD HOW·TO.DO.ITS

m.i.ttiM, cht.cfttt. BenJ ends or coat " ~ hanger up to fona ~ , long hooks. Slip

vet mi.ttens on these ~ ... they'll dr, fa.t. I!!'ii':

~ ~ ••• ~nd for !'aster shopping, first 10-ea te the products and. services you

noed in

@ TElEP~ONE ~:~;.::~::. ~~~,~~~ PAGES

MARCH OF DIMES BENEFIT DANCE

Wayne City 'Auqitorium 9 p.m.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5 "The Band With a Million Friends'"

'\SKIPPER,r: BERG and His Viking Accordion Band

(Radio ~ndRe,cording Artisto)

PROCEEQS TO THE "

iMARCH,OF,DI • • , ' I •

Good Description A mediCine cabinet is nothing more than

-a home drug store without sandwiches.

Can You 'Affordl to Have Poli0? The· dim~~, J)r'pqllars you ~.ve the

March of I;lJmesA9nstitut,e the best mellt iill

. poHQ~~~t(~i,~~(an A. erican citi-zen can make. ". .

. . By no· stretch oE.tIie'imagj atiail can this uniquely Americe,nili.i: ti~n be called. Ii'tharity. It' is, rather., ,inspir.

. ing example of bow enlight ned indio viduals can prot~ct ea£h otbe.. and thenuelvesfr;om the b!>.nlp-tting. as· sault of an enormously ex~e sive dis· ease. Even if the Wayne County I

the National Foundation fdr Paralysis did no more than pay the treatment for every polio, patient who ed it; the March of Dimes not charity. If it of

, patients .. 'lVould , for few· of us indeed ·ellri 'rl"~,'~i,.:hdJJ-,',,lt above $50 a ~ay . up to more than $20

,'But 'your March· does' buys the

IHwmak(>I's mel th(> Lincoln Jan. 7, 1H6!J. fir~t rpgular ;:essjon

le'gislafurp, <llthough it on Ih(' officinl r(>cord AS

h, I hPT'P h<lving hp('n four' ~('gsions h('ld earlier in

m('t in tl1(' n('W capitol, mJ1ivr>slnn(' at It cos I of

;) hu!ldmg" much admired hut of such faulty

ilt it ::.oon had to be c~lpit 011 (,It,}' ifsf']f \';<lS

than <t yf'ar (lId. and a" Da\'icl RullC'r warnr'd In

his mr:1%<lgf' to the lcgblatur(>. "not ?Y anJ,,, mllans free ff'om inconvpn­lencp .• J

Goq:':'nor:- BUlk:· \\'('nl on to ~<I.\" "Thou;::h d(i'pri\'('ti [or thp Drp~('nt r maJ;1y of lhe mp<ln" of r>ntprlain·

~haf arC' found In old!'!" town~,

.. Ich h<l\"('. f<lciJilj,';: for morp ru.n• I co, mllnJ('":-l.tinn, you wJlI fln.d t1w

I IZI'J1S of LIllC'lln to h(' a JrI)~PII.

(mel gf'nl'J"(llJ:-' pcoph'. \'Wlng

~<l(,h 01 hpr during your bflPf

. ay, a make your ~n.iourn among

.

Ihf'm Igr('('abJp <lnel frUItful pleas­ant r colipclions."

Am ng 1hl"' Important tasks filc-t t e If'glslaturf'. as ('numcratNI

storm,"' and rr.an-,· rouragr>. dplf'lIfJin:11 Iwroi"ll1 on th,' P~lI·t childn'n and pnrent". he-I known of thl"(' hcroin('s of thp Rtorm Fr('('man. \ .... h(l<:p "tory bf'(OfP Tit!"'!'" \\Pl'L' 1 th+"' tl("O~ "Tn All I. quentl}' \(';:.::Iif!('<.; A.., n ron<;idcr the "tory of r-uiler of Stuart·

"1 W<1"; te;!ch!ng in DG about four miles

t uart. anri had hr day of thp

"Shortly ('('ss onr of th(' ('r. it IS rainmg' (urnpd 10 ~l('pl ar.d only a lit/I(' rll<;t:lnc(' hOlls(' ..... a<; \\'pl1 built a cood hpating '.'!\m . ..,mall amount of coal. noon nnp of the an j said We' mu:-;t homp. He hf'lp('d [u(,1 and he thtn lllg 11 fencf'.

"\V(' had two

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tRY ·TH" HERALD WANT ADS J r(> ij"ls() was mTl"rf''''tC'r1 in Hp~jn­mation, then in its p!oneer stages of discussion and activity. . ~

Following the exp~ratio~ of hIs FEDERAL LAND,BANK ~~i:~na:~hfd:~r~~~~~~j}~ and to a' ven" considerable extent

creasing taxes) m,?re than five per- fromlIpriv~:-e d~~~~e~SheH]~;~e~~; ~~~~d Pf~x Yirl~J(>!~~ 6~~1~~ ~~e;d~~ ~} h15 ~~. and lived very quietlYi 4) Q/··FARM . ~ '0 L{)ANS hike'" in asses~ed valuatiDn~ although he did engage in a grl!8 Cou~ty B~~rJS of Equa~ization deal of leisurely travel, durt.ng Long term - more than 30

years to repay. But if you . wis~ you can pay any

M BE' d d' which he collected large quantlt1es S~na:or Xtj;di~ has Int~oduc('d of ethnological matt'rinls 'whleh Ja­

L. B. R8 whkh provides [or ex- te,r w~re pr~ented to ~he Stat:e pan ding County Boards of Equ,al- H,storlca~ sOCle~y. He dIed AprIl

, ization to Include two new members to, 1924. In Hastmgs. '. noad _ ·on(' represchtativc of the IEch.~ls • .:

I. antount any time from in­. T eom,·, witho~t Penalty: See

and one reprC"sentati\'e err thp CltteS ror a I and village.

I SC'~~~eL~;~at~~~,P~~;~~,~~ McNutt i and uuis, are sponsoring a bill L.

D. 95, 11, have school JanrL<; reap·

~r~~~·~~ (';;~,7 y;,~~~~ ~~~;'!if~~~~~~~ reappraisals wpre f{'commC'nded by th(' McNutt committee of thp Legislative council a!> a means of incJ'('asing school land rentaLs. Land rentalr. aI'£' currently six per­('('nt of assess('d valup~. State Board of Lands and Funds

Spnntor Md\'ult all;o introduCf;>j '. r •. B. 96 \vhich pmpo.sps a consti-

I tutlom!l amf'ndment to r('place the pJ"('sent Stale- Ho~rd of Lands and

I

Funds with a ii\"(' member board 10 br- appoir)tt'd b.v' th(. governor.

: The gow'rndr. );('crf'tary of stale.

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t;Up('rinlendcnr of public instruc· tion, trf'asurtcr and attorney gen-('ral now ('r)mpri~(' Ihe Stafe board.

QC govP.rnorship ·to the StritE'S senat('~IndPN1'_J"lf'

lil1)(' morf' han a year rI~ ~;OVf'T·r. r \vhcn h('

the post In ,1('Cf'pt mcm· i the> SpnClIe>

11((' Hnd ('nrp(>r as \\"('1"P di'Wll<;S('rl in an par­

)('r column. By \\:tV of fP ..... iew. though, if <;hould ~I' mcntinn .. rl that he' was ho:n I\""m' 2G. lR53 in Aurora. Ill. had goo .. out to thp !..inlcl [:('](]" o[ tl'(' BI:ll k 1IJ11~ in lR75. ;Inri had ('nmr hack to Ha);­tlng..; mlR7R \'.·h( IP r:(;'"C'ntered the m('r('anti~(' and h'lr.king buslnf'3s. and soon rQSP to a p')<;ilion of If'ad­!'T"hip of Hastings' commercial and civic affairs.

Governor Dietrich was el('ctro to the senate to fill out th(' unex­pired t('rm of j\'lonrof' L Hayward, who had died bc>for(' qualifying. fIt' complf't('d that tpnn. but wa<: nol a candidatr' for ]"('.('If'ction.

Though hf' sC'l\'pd but part of on(' tCf"Tn and was nol particularly

as a puhlir spf'Hkpr. Spnator . [lchn'\"('d;J. con~idNnble

promint'n('(' in Washing· was fl firm ('nflmy of gOY·

tal rf'o tapp. and a~ the . ings Tribunf' oncE' put it.

"often astonished his colJeaguf's by liferaJly learing dmvn the tradI­tional 'red. tap!" of CLL<;tom and

Iv.ing.;"traight through to his ob· I\·E'.

S('nafor Dietrich \\·8.S much in­terpstej in trH" development of the bef"t sugar industry, one of ;';pbraska's n('\\' enterprises and

which was creating a ~('at of hfatcd discussIO)1. Long

heior£' ('nl ring politics and even befoN bee, sugar had been manu·

faC~~~~~yN:nbda~~~sra~ ~~r~~~~: I f~~~Ji~:~~fa;/~~~~~ ~V~~h ~~~

Former Residents Settle on Coast

Mr. and -:-"fr!l. RaV Shalandt>J" and Ri('la, forn1Pr \Vayne resid<:'nts ha\'e bought a homr in Wf'st Los Anlwl('<.;.

Mr. Shalander is in .the teal estatd business with his brother. Th(' ShalandeTii PXPf'ct to r('·

turn to Wayne in ~larch on b~i.

get

us now.

NATIONAL FARM LOAN ASSOCIATION

FEJ~rx .JELIXEK. \Vnlif'lirld. :"d,. Sp,cretary-TrPaJOur4"T

A. T. CAVAXAUGH - Loan R.t<[l. \\':lynf"~ :7\f"hr.

MORE WORK per hour! It pay~ to let ~ur skilled servicemen .res;ore ytu,r Farmall~s power. , . so mac you can ~o your work

faster •.• keep ficld work on schedUle. Take time

now to save, time in the field I,ater. Schedu.le )tour

Farm.II for 5·Stat ",,",ice «!day •.

PUT OUA

10S·Main.

MANPOWER ON ·YOUR·FARM PRODUCTION TEAM NOWI

\

Phone 308

Business and Professional

DIRECTORY CHIROPRACTORS

DRS. LEWIS & LEWIS CHIROPRACTORS

Neurocalomtl('r Servlc.

~112 East Hb Bt. PhOD8 .. Wo.yp ..... Nebr.

ELECTRICIANS

TIEDTKE ELECTRIC Vlirlng Contractors

Farm, Home & Commercial

Wayne, Nebr

NURSING HOMES

TRI-STATE NURSING HOME

OPTOMETRIST:S

W. A, KOEBER. Q. D.

OPTOM£"l1US1: ;

way~e, NeDl

.t'buue IUi-J

REALESTAT~

CAVANAUGH

INSURANCE - REAL ESTATEi

WAYNE

CITY OFFICIALS

Mayor-Glen Houdersheldt .... _ 231

City Treasurer-Leslie W. Ellis ..... __ .. _ ... 23-J

City C1erk--\VaJler S. Bressler •. _ •. 298..J

L. B. McClure .. _ .. _". ~~

William PfI'Il .. _ .... _:..:. .. 481·

T. J. Hughes ........• ~ .. _. ~7-J Bernard MeYeE ____ . 629-.1

\Villard \Villse ...... ___ ._ ~-

Ed Bah. . ................ :~ 7RO

POllCE ........... dall Operator

Gco. -Barnhaft. Dick Hansen. Walter Phipps. \VllL Eynon..

FIRE ... _ ...... _ .. _ .. __ .. Call 300

WAYNE

COUNTY OFElCIALoo

- Assessor, Henry .A~ .•.. _ .•. 198

Clerk, C. A. Bard ................ 38

Judge. Wm. A. Crossland,_ 258 .

Sl::eriff, Hans Tietgen ... _ . ..:.. 233

Supt.. Marie \Vright ... __ 114

'.freasurer, ~ean A. Boyd .. 232 'Clerk ·of DiStrict Court~ .~

David J. Hamer ..... __ 341

~acr~]tdi,;g!N:~~= ... - 564

Assistance Director-Myrtle Johnson __ .. _ 497

Attorney....,..... .Char~e~ McDermOtt _ 317-W

I 'ltHYSlrJAN! .

BENTHACK CLINIC

and HOSPITAL

Clinic

106

306 Pearl, Street

Wayne. Nebr.

Hospital

234

RAI?IO REPAIR

ROBERTSON RADlO SERVICE Phone 617

13th &. Main . • U".o;u .t;\·e.lU.LlP

TRUCKING

.com."'ER TRANSFER UVor "If Ye&J'"a.or ex,,.,nl;:ui.;.

'~o{ 6mah~ &nd Sl~uX C;;Y Frell"J;a1 ~FFICIENT FREIOHT SERVlCliI

Wayne .Phone iDOO Waketlt"ld Pl1uue 1:1f and 'J Your' Bu.lnesa APprt!ctated

Alfred Kahler, UPt:::~o~ _~~ ~lIrr

VETERINARIANS.

DRS. iIhVEY'&JENsEN .. VETERINARIANS

~10 ;:tn:'ii:!~~ Day Phone 7S • NIght Phlne ",'o_~ JU'

DR.IJOHN J. imENBURN,' . CO'MPLETE~ARY

Servi~ and Supplies

.,

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Wa:yne (55) K :i\Ianslw f

.-) C', Pricr', j t

2 ~ Atkins f o I .. Hof!'ldl (' 4 Low. Jnhm,on, (' 1 D. Palmt'l" g U ivI. TietSdl"! g

J. l'l1'Il1'gllr g

fg ft

~ ~ ti () E 2 1 n 1 4

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5 Thti:lle f!--~~- ~Friilay

Wayn~ .. v.,~ At 0

Box Fi('ore Waynf' (61) fg- ft Tietgetl. f 12 1-3 Miller, f . 1 2-6 Johnson. c .3 R-ll

\' The Wayne (:-<ebr.) Her'ald, ThurRday, .Jan. 22,19:;:1 3

!WiPJRe Prep Nq.Cmoll~ 29 to' 25·

\Vayn€> Prep downpd a stubborn Car.roll team, 29-25 in a· basket­ball contest played here Saturday

~~gl:;heC~!:~~e:S~d ~~t e~~;~coe~~ it until in the third quarter.

Originally the game was H:heduIed: for Thursday night, but the- st.onn. <'aused p<HO-tpone­mf"nt until Saturday.

I Don Perry and Harold Surbe? 'scored 11 and eight points rf'­: spectively to lead the Panth('r's I attack.

I Dale Stoltenbprg'was high point 'man or-Carroll with seven points. I Willa Lag£' and Larry Stolten­; berg eaah had six counters.

Carroll's reser .... es took the pre­liminary from Prep's ,;('('"ond learn, 2'7-25. Larry Berres harl 13 pOint" for the losers and Rohlf[ hit ninf' ror th(> \l.inners. Ko,.; S<-orp:

WaynE'! Pup ('!O) r~ " pr Sherry 0 0, 1 Ehlers 0 0 1 WolIl'nhnupt 1 I Ring 1 SUrh('r 1 Echtenkamr POM;'

Total.:; 9 11 17

Canoll (25) rg rt p[ Ferns 0 '2 l' Eckert (j n n Lage Z 2 " Gran's 0 1 Stoi.te:nberg, D 1 1 Rohlf! n 0 Hurlbert ~ 0 Shonf n Sloil<'nherg. L. 1 Jon£"S 0

Tolal!; ~ ].I

S<>Ol'P h)' Qll.artf'r .. Wayne PrC'p 11 22 ~q

Carrol! 15 cl :::1

Goklen Gloves 16th Strictly Amateur Boxing Tournament-

WED. JAN. 28 THURS., JAN. 29

Norfolk Municipal Auditorium [

I Bouts Segin at II: 15 p.m. Sharp I

1 : - ADMISSION -20 21·341 12

r~ ft pI 11 i-ll 3

0 0-0 1 6 2·2 2 0 0.0 1 2 1·1 5 5 3-5 4 0 0-0 0 2 1·3 5

.•.•. 2 0·0 1 -----

..... , ... .2& 14·22 22

Rlhghlde 8NIu;' - S2.00

Gi>nMal Admission - $1.00

All pric('s include lax

Seats Xow On Sai(' At

STEFAN'S CIGAR STORE Norfolk. Nf'ibraska

Mail Orders Accepted Higgins, c 0 1-2

Mallettc. g "i;';'lii~4 ... ~:l~-3bt.~~~~~~~~Jld~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~· Tushla, g 0 3-5

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Another ~ig Week

BfAU . BRUMMfL S·PORT S,HtRT EVENT

Bonafide $3.95":"" $4.95~ $5.95 Values

All W as~able Fabrics

Checks and Plaids and Fancies :

and

• • II • •

~ • • •

Rp,gular or Compressed

Clings, smooths, flatters ... and it's·hypo·aller· genic - safe for the most sensitive skin.

evcnii,lg MI'. . Gemmell. ~ ,

Mr. and Mrs. F'q~dri k- N('"imann ~erc among- g-ucstsl&un ay c\"{'ning in the Mf'rlin SOljC'n.' n home at Laurel- for Mr. SorcnSon',s birth-day. :

Mr. and !Iolrs. 11nrlil~Land:ll1gl'r and Bunni£' \Vcre Sun ay £'vc'ning visitors in the Julius Jorgl'nson home,

1:11'. and i\1 r!--. E. I. Pf'al"son

P:iH~li;~?~~ d1n~1{~;: ~~ ~~~. E. c. 11r. and ::\1,·s. Adolph Rohlff find

son$ \\"('1'(, Sum}'!)' dillil r gU(>sts. in the homc or :"\11'. and -In;. Guslav

K~~i-. find ':\lrs. \valtt'riIIamm ann

f-f~~~~ ~~~(~ ~tU~~~~~l~.thC Frank :\Ir, and ::\lrs. lIarald Sloltf'J1-

berg w('n~ Salurday cHlning" .t::"u{'~t..., in 1he Walt('j" Ht'I'h\\"i..;(th linnH'.

1\'1''", and Mrs. mil Bl'udig-an and Billie spl'nt Fridny pv('nil1~ with Mr. and .:\oIl'S. F'ri1z A\r('l'manll.

GCOI"~~ Stolz oh­wedding anni­

'Ih a parly ffll in thl' Lpg-lOll

30 ~('sts \\"l'r!' JlI'PS­

W('J"f' olayt"'d find ro­lunch seITf'd.

::\11'. \ and :'1l"s: :\krlf' Schlull'- Bail(''\. Iyt'!"i' in ~iou.;: CIt'.· :\lolHln:y, I _., ' . t.

fal~i~/;r~:: 7~ ,~~r~~~~!~~d s~~~ 3t. Pa~I's Ai~ • day. to spend thcday in the Bru-.:c ,:\11"<';'1 :\1<1."1111 I aub!"l .111,1 ;\Ir~;. Olmstead home. 1',\111('[' :Pp,l.p'·",(1I1 \: ('t·(, h() ..... 1 1'.",,:,">('..., , [Ill

)\.1r. Ilnd i\lr~. L('(' 'tiet1.wn ;tJld 1 hr. SII I aU\ s AHi nH'l'llng- W"~. Mr. unci :\trs. Pon Til'tg('ll 'mll son I~{' • ..;da:-. artr1"!loon. ;\11";,. lIarold ,\·P)'/.' dll1l;1.'I" g"1J;,..;t..; SUnliilY :'\ ('!l·in)..; '''',!oll£', \}('n.: ,Hut :\.Irs. Lynn hom III tilt' 11OnH' of :'ITr "Ind' :\11" .. Al \\('J"~' 1I('~ts. M"S Ro:,- BI'!'kmanll Ti('!J .. WI1. • . <. • .. In'cam a 11('\\ Illl'mhcl".

, :\1.1" lind :\fl's. Tum rhun'"ll find [,uml)" altend{'d 1111' ij;-f'n(' Aut 1'.\

show in Sioux City Saturday. :\11 .. and M"l'. Roland Stahl and

~~~r~7~tT~')d~~t~~~~;~~.~~~~~~on iJ1 ":'1-11'. and ::\11'S. CliffD,'rd Linrisa:­

<lfld. fRmily' "\.\'('f(' :SUnjflY. {'.-rni}ll! \,'h:itor" in tbe Wa\"ll William .. home. D('lm~·,· William' had spc'nt the afternoon in t (' Lindsay

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ChUIIChe$ St ..... ~~ul·$ Lutheranl Church

, SWldJt,Y, Jan. 2;): lJi\' ne \ .... Qrsh.:p

EOT arty :"\1rs. Herman ThUll alld Mrs. Al­

vin Pc erson \ ..... ('I"C hostl'~s(,.'i for thl' F:OT f mily party at the fonn!'r'!, home atul'day rH'l1ing". Cards fur­nished (,llt('l'tainmC'l1t.

Band Bald B mc.t.,:SW!da'~('\"(.'llil1g" at

the ho c of Nh:-,::'a.rlcJ-.., '5 . .:\1. W. AhC'l"Tl. M'vand Mrs. Ii' ni( Cun­'lingha \~;f'rl' gu('st~ and. h('CflnW nf'W m 'mb{'1's. TIl(' group wi·U nH'pl at the "Iaud(' nail('}" homo-lll 1\\"0 w('cks, ;

Couple of Dozen Club

Mr,' and Mrs. Walt Lage werp r Mrs. Rinehart Hank and family ~lr. and Mrs. Alfred Schaeufl"'l('e Sunday afternoon. visitors in thf'l spent Sunday afternoon in. the I;:mJ Mr. ';Ind. ~1:rs. Gene &ha(,uf€J~. S. J Hale borne at Wayne. \ Jam::'!'> Shufelt home. and family. Randolph. spent Sun-

Wc-dnc!Way evening p'ucsts in 1h( Jun£', Kay and Si1lJy \\'?~nf·: I day in th(' home of ~1r. and .Mr<:;, Tom BO'we~ home were Donna spent the w('pkC'nd in Waynt' al I L. A. Druckpr. ... Eckert. Caro~ Le~ Hamm and Dak the Alfrpd FA!dic lJ.oonc as guests 01 -;\lr. and ~rs. La'\\-Tf'nCC T .. ,l('y Franzen. I ( I Billy Jim \-Vagot'" I ::t.nd ),,11'1'. ('ora Texley had d;nn(>f

Sandra Lackas" spent the \\'("'('1(- Mr. and i\h<;, How?rd Lo "b. Sunday ,with :"tIr. and )'Ir-;. Ej end with Sharon Lackas at Belden. I J~niC'(' an,d ~ob: \~·c:'(·. ~ucsts for I Trautwem. . . Mrs. C. L. VanMetre returned I dmn{'r Frida.} (,H:!',:~ng In th(' ~om" I :.1r. and ::\lrs. un Roh{'r1.~ ;:l1~rl home Friday evening after spend- ,of Mr. and l\lrs. h.cnnelh Eddle. ),,1:"". and :\Iz:-. ~~ynn RobPrts .:tn.j

~nh~e~~~~. a H~~~~ '!;~t:e~j~g d:~d i ra~t;~" a~;('~lf'\~~;{ ~~~:.~~~g a~~ i r~~~"r wr:e t~~ Nh~~lk o7U~?r~~ af~'~ family at Wal}op-. : thl :\lymn Lan;on h~ ____ I~ ~ ___ ______

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from Nebraska

''Where do General Electric's engineers come from?" a visitor asked us. "I suppose- they all got trained at MIT, or !cornell, or Michigan." .

IHis question set us pondering, so we started plowing through the file cabiI<et for an answer. And, of course, it turned out as you'd imagine-NO. General Electric engi­neers don't always come from eastef!1 technical schools .. They won their slide rules from colleges in every state.

Maybe you'd like to hear how many! of our bright engi­neers got their engineering education h, your home state.

Here's part of the list.. . , 328 came from colleges in Kansas .•. 207 from Okla­

homa ••• 125 Nebraska ••. 103 Montana ... 97 South Dakota ••• 87 North Dakota •.. 47 ArkQ.nSas .•. 41 Wyoming •.. 411 came from Texas colleges •.• well, the list includes every state. L-

One out of every twenty employees at General ~ectric is an engineer or scientist. You kno'Y that a big part of· our work is improving products and working out new ideaJl.

Right now young men from your home state are working on big and important engineering jobs at General Electric. You should be mighty proud of them because-take our word-they're doing a swell job.

;Pou run //It! 7CifLZ cor'r~ce i?t-.

G EN ERAL. E LEjCTRI C ,

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Young PIlOT)1!',,; .... oci:ll nt 1lH' pi-ll" ~unag(', Thul"sd'l} ('\"('Il1~lg, Jan. 2:!

.:\11". nd 101rs. Elwin JplH'S \\ rrf' hosts f r Ilw ("'oupl(, or DOZ('1l dull 111t'l'tin' Frirlay <',·!'ning-. TIlt' group 111{'('ts lan. 29 wilh ~Ir. and M,'s

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~ Carroll Methodist Churcll

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, .. ;\'~~~.~(~:' ;~~10~~~~I.n; :~6L7; m. Youfh rf'now~hip, ~ludi~ all .\ft'"ica.

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H B1tB) in literal fact, is the advanced VB engine ever ..

in a standard-production automobile.

It i~ the 6rst such VS to 8.5 to 1 compression ratio, with a dlfllamic flow muffler power .JOss to zero.

It io the' 6rot VS to ·utiliz~ valves together ,\'ith a cal system in.te~d of "Iso the 6rst type intake to "Y" type conventionally used

I t is, quite simply, the 6rst Engine-the engine that fying performance to Buicks in fifty great" engine that powers the RQ~MASTER with l~,l)p., 1953 Buick SUPER will) up to

'h.rd.to·plea5e engineers Golde..n Anniversary

than ne,! power.

too, a still finer ride" new braking

d a sensa­Dynaflow and whip-

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~1r. nd )1", Donald CarlllOn and familY were in Randolph at !he Jack Rcrd home for supper

SI:~~~I~~:g~'~M an ~I prnlght guest of Fred Manns Sun ay,

Mr', and Mrs. George aa. els and son, KimbRlI. and Mr, a d Mrs. James Mabf>n were at he' Joe pinke-'in home Sunday ('"ening, The <i..rtels', former ry.sidl."nt.c;:, spf'nt ~ (" weekend ..... ith: \Vayne frlends-'r 1 I

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~1E;....;;..est and ~ iheNewDodg8 V·E~ft You've heard talk about how this new Dodge performs. About

the new 140-h.p. Red Ram V-Eight engine. About !.he new design that does away with "deadwciglit.'l And about the new

feeling of masrery. So you say to us, uHQw a)k,ut that h"'f."

"Road Test Ride' :you're offering?" You step in. You take qver .. And from that moment on. all your ideas about motor car

performance are 'changed. Your own Road Tesf;.Rating will convince you, Come on in •• ~ today! .

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S/Godd S~~rthorn .. ILK dows

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row mounted corn picker with I

Chalmers mountings or Oliver New this fall. A-I shaPe

combine, A-I shape, with pick­straw spreader attachments grain drill, A-I shape

tj

tunch Wa~nn PI] Gnmllds I -

Machinery Falk hay $weep, for

WD tractor

Buster Buck stacker . and lolider

i International 3-14 plow, A .. l sMpe

Ca~ e nale~ :with motor

~~SOI:~MC l: .. tGn ,~Ickup Will grain b' x and slock .' ~ II rae . Overload! springs. Only 12,0 0 miles. This pickup was bought new Jak. 1, 1951.

,

Jo~n Deere harrow, A-1 shape .

Hoover grain gripoer, )O-inch

300~gal. fuel tank, • with stand

Interna,tional cream separator

Moore hammermill

i Spt1ed jaek '

I Gulti~ator for WD

lO-ft. John Deere disc I .'.

\ r I ' 'l;.2..3tMt. ladders

3 TRACtORS 1£51 Allis Chalmers WD, A-I shape

1950 International C International 15-30, on good rubber

Rubber-tired wagon with flat t,ed

Allis Chalmers 15-ft. di.se Allis-Chalmers weeder for WI}

Culti~ator forInternational C International 7-ft. mower, to lit G

40-ft. Dietrich elevator, neW last fall, for grain-or bales " I'

Good set ~f tractor chains 3 55~gahfueli,·b8.rrels. . BUcket g17ease g,un .f

':z 50,.f1.. gru:den hose&~ new~ Motor scooter 8-ft. tank, good

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our word-cis our-gu~ral1!tee-

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and trucks sold bY\f-s are completely

~4'~,.lhw" and give reliabl~ transportation.

1C1,'!o;JU'~''l pur'n like new ":"ourl\york is

....,""'ql\l"''''I''',·~,our prieesJrig~t\

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19~8 WiLL)fS JEEP gooo\ met11 cab. Ex­

ellellt cOlltlitiollf

FORD ~.DOOR . OLD~R MODELS

1951 CHEVR04;.T %.TON 1951 FORDi2.TON

Brand new motor

940 CHEYROL~T 1 %.TON 1948 INT!L. K·5 1 ~/2·TON

MODEL A -AICKUP A Jittle jewel .

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lhflt greut "" .... , ...... ,,, .. Ohio; an~ AV rugged c/'b.ampi(m kola. AL<.;o a few ROLL ON and ANT, those two gootl from Iowa. These gilt~ are lit1er that grf'a1t set of boars last fall 'r,'nd bred to Ihc!'(' DU: cro~<; mrs.

You can't go wrong to buy

WI~itf' for cCllai()g

Spri)1g-Tine Ford Culti­\'!ltor

AlliR-ChalmerH 15-ft. u:-icd one Hca;;on.

NEW NORGE Refrigerators ~

1952 Floor Samples Prices Slashed,

O'NEILL

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Coming Sales"

S,ALE DATES

CLAIMED' Claim Your S;t.le Date

F.arly ... Che('k These

Datf's First!

jjil.i&ldD+~.~IIIIIIW. ! G.-Combination n e \\' spa per • plan of ~ale ad and sale

bills tie-up. wbleb mBke!'l your adwfth.ing ('omplete in one job.

I. I.e,"s E'xpense-, le<lij dridng and time needed. in poMt­Ing: fewer sale 'billS ne~ded.

I'Gur newspaper ad In pa­per gil'PS fazmen .opportun­ity to "tud)-' your ,;ate list on'T C'arpfuJly. In tJu>.ir own homeso. and- dedde on the artic'lf'S they may wish to buy.

9. Ir Y~('nnnot li:'et In to the IIl'raJ ortic'£' soon~ Ju.'It can NTF!\' Elf J 30 und we nill ('om to l'"our FAIUI!

·JAX. 26-CHt\RLEs .JORGE~­SEN Po ,tponf"d Closing Out Fai"lll ~ak LfK'Utpd 3 north and 1 .. ad C;Jrrnli. Troutman Brr·-~.. (:unr.lnto;bam, And. -Soc HpfaW for L1»ting

TO THAN Keach nnd! for card!', gifts and pet­during our recent stay

Wakpfjeld h0!'pital. Also a thank. .. to Dr. M*son and

nurseg for thf'jr wonderful Mrg. Don Lif'ting and Df'b-

bje Lynne. j22

Wayne Air Service

Northeast Nebraska

Hereford Association

,SHOW and SALE

B3 BuUs 11 Female. i

at

Norfolk, Nebraska

Monday, Jan. 26

4-11 :lUd FFA Jml,:;-ing Contest

9 am.

Chah:ller T. Wilkerson

Sale Manager

ColC'ridgC', Nebr.

Charles Corkle

Auctioneer

Local

U"SE·D· ~ . ", -: "

CARS and

TR * 1951 Ford

Models Every One a Choice

One-Owner L9cal Car

V-g Custom F.or~r Automatic tr:uFls.6ion

V -8 Custom Tudor Overdrit'C'

6 Cylinder· Custom Fordor

OnJy driVEn 11.000 milPs

WE NEED '46 '47 and '48 MODEL FORDS

Trade Now and Save

* 1951 Chev. Convertible

Only driven 10.300 mile-s R.adia and heater

* 1950 Chev. Deluxe Club (;oupe

R;Hho nnd hcat,('r

* 1950Chev. Dlx.-8edan Fordor

Rarllo and hpat('r Pow(>rgl;cc

* 1950 Ford v -8 Custom Tudor

Radio and heater

* 1941 Ford

Deluxe Tudor Radio and heat('r

* Pickups &

Jeep New

1952 Ford Model F-41-ton

Chas..c::is and cab Can furnish any type of

body desired

* 1948 Ford Y2-ton

EXCE'ptlonally nice

* 1947 Willys

Jeep Aluminum cab. 4-whecl :tri\'l;o,

:~~~S=*:;:~~~~~~;;:;;;;:;;~::::::;;;:;;;;:;;~~~~I~~ po\~er takeoff: prachca~Jy new tlr('S

-*

.meeting of the policyhol~­lII·utual Home Insuran~e

(;o,\n,0aiDviof Hooper,Nebraska will be held .p.,'te,,,au Legion Hall, Hooper, Nebr"

",a.LU':UU.Y. Jan. 24, ;1.953, at 1 o'c1ockp.m~,

fOri-t!!ellmlrpose o!'eleetirigfour directo~s and 'tr"n';actmg such othe" b!lsjl)el!S 'as:.may

befor(! ~be·rneeting.,

OUR MOTT~ FAST TURNOVER

and~ . t JUNK THE JUNK'

* YOUR

FORD • MERCU.RY

~;teI Mote'i!i~:i; . ~ • I,.

.~~~;;~::;:;~~~~~~~::~~~~r.:;,::!::;;.:t:.!;~ &~ ,- W"'"' , Prf:'byterian Church CI cl~s I AKEF·I El' D· Mrs. C. M. Coe ente 'taincd exe~ .: Clltive committee and iude chair- DAN(E at KING'S men of the Women's F eration of rio \ M M Freshyterian church fQr a one __ + __ D.-;.y __ r_ •• _;.a_rv..:..::in::.:;::::;:.:.;::;:;.;:::.::.:.::..;,+!-_+-~ o~c~ock Juncl)eon at the c~urch Fri- -day" At the meetln 'following plans were made for t~e coming year and drcle men bers we1'('

ninl.."a~'F ~~ff~enB~~~~~e c~~~::!e .:!~~: ~~:~: Alma Davis. co-chair an Rebecca c;ircle; Mrs, Preston T rnel', ch~)I'-

I I man, and Mrs. Charles K.inney, .11'., C9-chairman Naomi il'cle; Mrs.

I r Harry Cruickshank, ch irman, and , Born to Mr. land_ Mrs. Emil W: ,lV,[rs. Robert BlatchfoJ' .1 co-chair-~~1~~ig7 H~s. §i~~. J~~~rz. E;Jie¢n, man Debprah circle.

Eorn to'Mr. 'and Mrs. Eldon.s. To Stoqk Show ~ .

~~~l{~~z~!i~~~i5~ 'boYt weight 8 lef~r~~t~~a~~~~;I~~t~~ ~h~ ~i~~l~ ·BO .... l1 to'Mr. and Mrs. Elmer;8, show in Denver ..

Lueth, En)'erson. a girl, weightl 7 I ~"lcriic~llisrn!IJbs. 9 oz'. ~an. If>. Kea~ney Visitors ~

A;;,:;:~,,";;;;;';~r~~<,;;~ Mrs. Waltcr Krause, Allen, mcdi. Mr. and Mrs. Don 1B'ahde and ral. " f~mi~y:, ~earney, an'iv ~ Saturday

Mrs. Willard Sa(,VP1'son, mt'dicRl. to VISit m~ the Ernest Bahdp and C¥~ S'amuelsqn, Wayne, surgical John Schroedl!f homes.] Mr. Bah~(' J(~.I;n Wcbl;!r, Emerson, meClJcal. attended an OIl deaiersJ T11C'cting In

, LeIfoy Olsonj Concord, mcdie~1. Omaha an~ Mrs. BahQc and chil-Myron Qsbahr, Allen, surgical. dren remamed here. Mr. and Mrs.

i ,James IR.a.U), ~cdica1. ' Don. Bahde ru:td familyl attended a ~ Frank A. Rah(aldt Emerson family reunlOn at tth<

medicaL, • ~ I ' Schroeder home Satur aV - Clarence Boeckenhauer, medic;;tl. honorin~ Jack Sl:hro{'d r 'on his J'C·

t~r~rnp. Birthd'ay.~lub . welcom~.ln Club

ThH~mrt~!:Ze c-W~d~~~a~t l'~~: Welrome-In club will meet with to cei'ebil'ate Ibirthdays of MI·s. Mrs. Clarence Nelson, Thul'sdav, ~~~le ~~d~~tl. Holl~an. and Jan. 22. .

Home I ~ire;e Club T0l\t?r~~~~ ~ll"s. Cliff Ward nnd Home Circle club mC't Saturday family were in Omaha. llast Fri-

:~~e)~~C;O~hci~l~~~~o!~ebT~~~~~; f~: t~6~dtl~~(~;"'t~('hl"~~' ~1~t1nd~ meetmg. It was rthe club's annual ~;~~ s~t~~~~~v?tOhn1;o~~I?o~l~~~ '. :;;'~~I~~~·t.'~~2f~~[~~lei~c;fc~~~ and Mrs. Albert Anderson. Evonne Vlce-presldent. Mrs. C I a ren ce and Lois. were dillllPr I4UE'sts in the Holm; allQ secretary and treasurer Cliff Ward home last SUnday. Mrs. Virgil Ekberg. The club voted

~10gi\~ $~elha~:rc~~!i~~~~*~ Wer(' 16 mqmb~~'s and one visitor Mrs. Raymond A!~d~rson, present.

A'ttend Funeral Mrs. W-allace Ring, ~Irs. Bel'tha

Bean and Mrs. O. E. 'F(,lllo/l al­tend~d funeral scrvices,fo!' l""Irs. E. F. Shields fl'om thl" Christian

Hospital~ Board, church at Wa.\Ile 'W('dinl.'~day af-I The .hospit~1 toard met for th~ir ternOOll. i'egular meetm at the hospital -~.--Wednesday Qve iOg. Wakefield p_ T A .. Holds Meeting

Wj~~e~:;:.reE~rcd ~~~rw~d'~('s~~,1 P-TA met last Tucsduy for thcll' (,h'cning. Mrs. Fred Lehman and rrgular mooting. Vegie Hpltorf won honors. Polly :Molle I' pJayl'dl 1111' piano

~~eWl~,C'nr~leal~l~e~IC~~~S >;~:~~'~~>'\t~ Share Ho'iders Meeting I

Th~ annual share holders dinnlcr last Tuesday evening. Six were I·c-~Iccted. They

;c;, - c··c.".· .. J, H. M<mt­T. M. GU$t­

and Bob And-

the flag. , de~t~~~~f~.vin o. pedfrson gave

The Cub :-;cout .... in I b,'if'f ('I'r('-

~~~~~:: ~~~e?\~~,rfl~~'~('(~r~~~~' ~~:~~ bers" and presented merll badgp>; 10 members. I

The P-TA voted to ftiv(' $25 to the polio drive and $201 to the Cub scouts. '

the school bus issue i\vas tabled until th(' February meeting.

-The third grade and tenth ,grade won the book 'for Janu­ary. ~O\vard Gillaspie. county pol"

chamnan, ga\'e a rep~rt ·on county polio chapter, it disposition of funds and goal for t is year.

The teachers seI'Yed", unch. ,

,Mrs. Georg£' Lcuderl, Sioux City WednC'sday ,

\ .FINAL.

.o~r la Topco~ts - Stormcoats

$""

chance

'Just 7 coats on land. All wool tweed topcoats and quilted lined 4a~ardine storm coats. Regular up t~ 3~.95,. NOW \ I

, III· 5:": 00 I.I~I

I . \

Sh~plin~d 4 coats left. Moles''Idn sJell.

Coatis sheep lined. Regular

'NOW " ,I

Junior Boys' I

Larger Boys' ...

Bro~en size hal~ price.

1001~~ W 001 ~ I

50';';, Wool .. ·

white

SOc 7Sc

Fall

Clt~pille

Satin

Eng.. St. John's Lutheran Church (Robert Kruse, pastor)

Sunday. Jan. 25:·\.Sun.day school and Bible class 10 a. m. Divine w£rship 10:-15 a. rn. ~c:rayn~t ~e~:8 rn~IUb meeting

Church school SatuJ"flay 2 p. m. Choir renearsal Tuesday 8 p. m.

St, Paul'. Lutheran Church CHarold Kieck. pastor)

Saturday. confirmation I classes, a. m.

Sunday. Jan, 25: Sunday school Bible class 10 a; m. Dhine worship 10:45 a. m.

Monday choir r('he~rsal 7 :30 p.m.

Chriltian Church CVler1in ~. Wright. pastor)

SWlday. Jan. 25: Bible school a. m. Worship and communion

Bob Rabe And Hi. Orchestra

SATURDAY, JAN. 24

Adm: 50c tax rmid

Ladies frcC' until, 9 o'clock

Hank Winder And His Band

SUNDAY, JAN. 25

Anm. S] .00 't?x paIn

6 Fat Dutchmen, All 11 of 'em 'WEDNESDA Y, JAN. 28

Admis!'ion: $1.00 t'lX paul

COMING

Don Shaw Blue Barron a. m. Senior Christian youth 6 p. m. Evening worship 7~30 p. m. ~ble S.tU.d).-' ThurSdai7:30 p. m'I:::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::

Covenant Chu h (Mclnn O. PedC'rso ,pastor)

Thursday,. Mary "rartha at the home Mrs. H/l11'Y Wl'ndell,

Thursday, 8 p. hl .• Rc\·. Elmquist. rcprescntative f!"om S wed C' n. speaks in the English language. . Sun clay , Jan. 2!r;" SUhda)" school 10 a. m. Mo"rning 'worship 11 a. m.

MiSsionary tonferi'nC('. K('ntur:-ky MOUntain

. Sunday evening

Presbyterian Church (~nald· BUskirk. pa..<;torl

Sunday. Jan: 2:): Sunday m. \Vorship ~cI'vicc 11 a. m: and ~estmin~1er,:, fellow'!'hip

tn charge o£ s(>r.icc. Conflrmation dass 2:30, EmC'rson church.

Mrs. Mathewson cla..;S'·)!ondav at 4 p. m.

:i\londay ('vcning- Sunday school

~~~:e[h~~i~~~~~.cts n~ct at 8 p

Wcd.n(>sday, Jan, 28: '1\"0 film~ ·on Chrjstian Pd.ucation at tht' ('hurC'h 7 :30 p. m.

Rebecca circle Thursday 2:30 p m.

Naomi drcle-. Wednesday. Jan 28 at the church.

bRESSES And sizes.

ROBES

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200

400

20,0

30b

ON AMERICA'S MOST MODERN CARS-GREATER-THAN-EVER -VALUE

1953 • <