Honey Creek High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Honey Creek, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1959 volume:

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Ed. , L Mr. Pedersen Mrs. Giesel Taught: Typing Taught: Music Gegmetry, Algebra English, and Higtroy General Business Mr. Mason taught Algebra, Geometry, amd Girls' Physical Education the first semester. This page is Sponored hy THE BANK OF SALEM Salem Nebraska Sfiggg fidi ,-LL 414544155 A S -'L' he aw Hagxif. fwwwf mgiggi P,.- HEgK?Qgf 'f53iHM5Q3?f55??? - A , : , g 1 rq.,,h..m,,,+ . - , ,Ky ay,fm-3,f,fQ,z:5f4f5g3ggiS' rgu33AQgwwQwRmwxE 1 ' .fi?5'SfiE1fii,?l:SX11 2 -in T:f12f'f'ff-,552 ' , , ---- 7 Simi ' S220 We . E -fr A . 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'Q at 9 I? r,, ,, Jr f L 1 1 g ,4 I. ,ll ,A 5 ay.-' 1 .v H 1 .x 'i' :fr , . ? 2 .3 L, fr it 3? n i, - ix If Q N 'Q 1 Q w r 52 L A- 1 i 'A r F1 5 fs x 7 , enior Class History Nine freshmen, determined to be well-known to every class afterwards marched up the stairs of Honey Creek in Sept- ember of 1955. We were in our roles as high school students after suriviving the initiation by the senior class. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Martin we elected the following officers: Joyce Dean, pres., lpuella Halbert, vice-pres., and Gary W ttwer, secy-treas. Remaining members were Shari Bailey, Roberta Wist, Marvel Jackson, Freddie Johnson, Larry Bailey, and Prank Thomas. All the girls participated in volleyball. The boys took part in basketball, football, and track. Shari Bailey was an attendent in the Homecoming. Larry Bailey and Louella Halbert were attendents in May Day. We lost Marvel Jackson the second semester. In September, 1956, we enrolled with just six members. The Baileys transferred to Sabetha. We elected the following at our first class meeting: Pres., Louella, Secy-Treas.,Gary, and Mrs. Beachy as sponsor. The girls represented the sophomore class in volleyball and the boys in basketball and football. Louella and Roberta participated in the dramatics. Louella and Gary were soph- omore attendents for May Day. Louella took part in the junior class play. I September, 1957, the same gang was back to start their junior year at Honey Creek. We lost Joyce Dean and Frank Thomas during the summer leaving us with only four juniors. We chose Mr. Miller as our sponsor with Louella as president, Roberta as secy-treasurer, and Freddie Johnson and Gary Wittwer were the other members of the class. We present- ed the junior class play NNowhere Fastn in November. Louella and Roberta participated in the music contest. Lou- ella participated in the dramatics. April 25, 1958, the juniors gave a banquet in honor of the seniors. May Day attendents were Roberta and Gary. Louella and Gary served as ushers for commencement. September l, 1958, four seniors strolled into the doors of Honey Creek for the last time. Election of officers and sponsor are as follows: Roberta, president, and Gary, secy- treasurer. The others are Louella Halbert and Freddie Johnson. Mr. Mason was our sponsor the first semester. Mr. Almond became the senior class sponsor the second semester. September 19, 1958, we initiated six freshmen, making them sull pledged widdcats of Honey Creek. November 25,l958, the junior and senior class gave a combined class play, HThree Bright Girls.N Louella and Roberta lettered in volleb ll. P d d G t icipated in track. 8 re an ary par Louella and Roberta took part in the dramatic contests. Gary Wittwer took part in the May Day operetta. April 3, 1959, the seniors attended a banquet given in their honor. SENIOR SN EAK DAY WE RENTED THIS BOAT PHANTON ACRES ozaaxs cAvES DOG PATCH DOG PATCH WHERE GIRLS STAYED BOAT VIEW OF THE LAKE AIRPLANE v1Ew OF LAKE TROUBLES! N0 SPARE ATE ALL MEALS HERE PLANE WE RODE IN 04+ ,- .fx .. ,K , f v , 4 : , 4 . -. 1 ,milf an Fl ' 15, Y- g.' -M355 7s 1 N 45 ' ' . ,,3,,q. 1'-1'-11. T Q ' 5 n , , f av , ' ., , ff , . gif? ,f . it T Xa? 2 , Ax sn 3451 'V' :-137 QL5? Q. - 'T? 19' Qi u , ., E , A Vz, rs 1, 1 lx X V 1 Q 4 , ,l ' z X . l '. 1 tx ' , , 1 'ww 1 1 N1 SENIOR CLASS WILL 9 we, the Senior Class of '59, being of sound mind and body e and realizing that we soon must vacate our supreme possessions do hereby will and bequeath them as follows: I, Gary Wittwer will my seat by the register to anyone who likes to be hot. I will my ability of running up the steps to any one who wants to walk up and down them fifteen times. My noon hours to a certain junior girl. ' I, Louella Halbert will to Ann my many dates during the week. So now Ann you night. To Mary team. So go to be a good girl Judy. To Karen I, Freddie my quiet manner chair closer to one who doesn't one smart enoug hot summer nigh kid. We the Seni of the school ya To Mr. Pete Tb To To To can end the monotony of waiting all week for Sat. Volleyball curfew. So shrinking sneaking in I will my position on the first string work Mary. To Karen P. I will my l2:oo Karen. To Judy my height, better start M. I will my small feet. It helps when Johnson will my seat to Judy, my brains to Alvin, to Norms Feek, and my hair to Martha. I, Roberta Martha Peek, yo bench at volleyball games to Ann Layson. Now you can move up one the coach. My week-end nights in the rain to any have a phone. My exact class of geometry to any h to get better grades than me. I will my long ts at the drive-in to Karen and John. Start going Wist will my ability to get into all trouble to u have a dandy start already. My position on the or Class will to Mr. Almond a car that will get out rd under it's own power. rsen a new joke book. ' Mrs. Giesel a.student body that likes music. the Junior Class some BOYS? ' J the Sophomore Class the fun of the Junior-Senior banquet. the Freshman Class our row of seats in study hall. attesting witnesses: , f'X VEY This page is Sponored by HOME STATE BANK AND INSURANCE AGENCY Humboldt, Nebraska 3, ' Q I SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Dear Mr. Almond, This is an answer to your letter I received asking for information as to the where abouts of the four sen- iors of 1959. That was approximately fifteen that time they all have traveled in ections. I first found Freddie Johnson, was the kid with the '53 Dodge that years ago and during many different dir- you remember him, he kept the hi-wasy hot. He is now living in the middle of the African desert. He is the king here and he has 14 wives. He has traveled over all the world including Alcatraz. He has wives from Siberra, Moscow, and South America. Traveling around the world my next stop was Paris. Gary Wittwer as you remember wanted ful farmer in Nebraska. He married to become a sucess- the little school- days sweetheart, Gladys Ann. She became a model so Gary traveled to Paris and started creating fashions for Ann to model. He is now rolling in money and dreams about the day he will come back to Nebraska to retire and live on a little farm. Louella Ha1bert's interest in sports lead her to great fame for the United States. She is paring for the Olympic championship in Moscow, Russia pre- for 1975. She has been the United States champion since 1965. That is quite a record and she is even more well-known then some of the movie stars from Hollywood. She has been married five years to the Olympic champion for the men's division. It's quite a concidence that his name happens to be Dennis. And as for myself, I took a course in medicine be- coming a brain doctor. I have performed some very rare operations with some famous people, including Nasser from Egypt, ex-president Eisenhower, and many retired movie stars. I have married a big millionaire from Texas so now I'm taking a vacation from my work and four child- ren to travel around the world......Next year my husband, children, and I are planning to travel to the moon for a few months. If you are ever in Texas, just man, and come visit us. ask for Tom, the oil Truly Yours, Roberta Wist This page is Sponored by MORSMAN STUDIO Falls City, Nebraska J , , I' 1' r 2 x U K , . w ,- ' A , . 1 1 ' 4 I i-7 1 WQIPWR L,-,::-., x-..:'.r,V 1: .g.-514, ,:JQ.l',t,.g,. :A 5-V. gA.fH,. .-A, ,, , 5, ,t V V -V V - V V- - V. .. V. 1- wm.V.-L.-ft .',.,.-1-.-,4,n.,,1,LM, . ,. 1, I 4 fi-. A num- HW!! Inq, nn pq mia, -1 X N 1 ' x X 'f . fx . 41 .ff N , I X - e I A a w I JUNIOR CLASS me FRONT ROWC1eft to right! Marcile Dean, Mary Fouraker, and Ann Layson. BACK ROWCleft to right? Julia Peek, Grace Wisf. and Keren Pflaum. On September 1, 1959, we enrolled with six members. We elected officers as follows: Mary Fouraker, president, Ann Layson, secretary, and treasurer, and Karen Pflaum, reporter. Other members of our class were Julia Peek, Grace Wist, and Marcile Dean. All the girls participated in volleyball. On November 25, 1958, we along with the seniors presented our class play. On April 3, 1959, we gave the banquet in honor of the seniors. We received our class rings the later part o October. Ann Layson, julia Peek, Mary Foxx aker, Karen Pflaum, and Grace wist participated in the De- clamatory Contest. Ann Layson, and Karen Pflaum san solos at the Music Contest and all the girls were in the glee club. Our class was sponsored by two teachers, Mrs. Claudia Von Bergen and Mr. Pedersen. s ' I K 1 l 1 1 - ll i V4 . 9 V , Ji. 3 ' ,R V 1 ,af 4' , . ,Pg ' X K Q 4 ' 3-., . . vn,,.g ,. ' 521 51 5'- ,E r-. Y it , Q , . , ay ,Ls . . 44 , , . ix . .fy 2 L '-1 1 ' ' ' ' -1 5 -5 3 . 5 , A , A, , ,x j ., . V! , . V s v ' Q7 , 'x g . .L A ,X .Q ' . r- ' K4 X K ' 7' n' I , , - ,. gxwlf W , E I , , .ex A -. k 4? .W Q W I V V' ' A , 9? '24 1 ,. , ,T .,' .f 4 ' ff, :H 4 V , ., If .-X . I , 1 . ,N V 5 , , S , ' Y ' 11 ' fr B X X .hx sg, -K, 1 N ,Z 5, ' e Ju lolz - SENIQR BANQUET The theme was HShangrilaH and was carried through- out the auditorium. The dining area was decorated according to the theme. The ballroom was to represent an Oriental Garden. On the outer edges were tables decorated with small China incense burners. The centerpieces of the ballroom was a wishing well. The ballroom was dimly lit with Japanese lanterns. The Banquet dinner consisted of: Rose Nectar Sukiyaki Lotus Blossom Salad Fruit of the Good Earth Chopsticks Poppy Seed Rolls Emperor's'Delight Sake Before the meal a short program was presented. It was as follows: Mistress of Ceremonies Ann Layson Welcome toast Mary Fouraker Response Roberta Wist Piano Duet Ann Layson Mary Fouraker Speech Mr. Almond Duet Judy Wells Karen Miller , Farwell Karen Pflaum The meal was prepared by the Junior mothers. The dinner was served by Martha Peek, Karen Miller, Judy Wells, and Sharon Smith. They were dressed in Japanese Kimonas. Following the banquet dinner a formal dance was held in the ballroom. The Juniors and Seniors in- vited whom they wished for the dance. The music was furnished by records. QGFUMIIC --I x f --,.,,. . .:.....-.K ..,. - . -. - c,:.-.11 ... - i-I--,---15 n up--1 9 'F! FH:-.-'1-.X'.l.-4 . , . .,, H., , 1, .,., N. , -'.-:I- f..-.af '. :1,:.'. - .1 1- 1 up -5'--,-.L-1-.-5 fa vp:-4-:1 3.11.1-, , ' 1 E 3 Underclassmen FRONT ROW: left to right Carolyn Johnson, Glenda Edelman,Norma BACK ROW: left ro right Donna Harmon, Judy Wells, Karen Miller On September 1, 1958, six members enrolled into the freshman class. Our election of officers were as followed: president-Karen Miller, vice-president- Carolyn Johnson, secretary treasure- Glenda Bdleman, and news reporter- Judy Wells. Other members of our class are Donna Harmon, Norma Peek, and Mar- garet Miller, who enrolled later in the year after moving from Stella. All the girls participated in volley- ball and track. left to right Sharon Smith, Alvin Smith, Martha Peek September 1, 1958, the sophomore class enrolled with three students. We elected officers as follows: Martha Peek, president, Sharon Smith, secretary treasure, and Alvin Smith, reporter. March 16, 1959, a new student, Janice Miller, was enrolled in our Classo All the girls participated in volleyball and track. Our class sponsor is Mrs. Giesel. I Feek 09 March Q, 1959, fhe,ff'Sh n April 9, 1959, freshman participat garticipafins wffhe Biz hshf Declamaforv ing in the Big Bight Music Festival at on es were as ollowed. Glenda Edleman, Karen Miller, and Judy Wells. March 20, 1959, the three girls part- cipated in the District Contest at Pefuo ' Sacred Heart are- Glenda Edleman, Karen Miller, Judy Wells, and Donna Harmon. Our class sponsor is Mrs. Giesel. ,Q Y P' 1 X I GYFIDUII -s., , 'Z l ' I Jil'-fuk. ul Always in style? gre5Amen .gnifiafion I 1 G----R ---- E ---- E----N Skin diving! Mostly the end! Did the bus come to early? L 0 S T ? Hitting the bottle again? f .V E' , w lf .LV p -.J F. K ' , 4 . , E E E SS' 1 4 E X . -. -.'L .,-: -, gf E , ., '-kf.k ' ki . ' Q iii? W E as ,E E -':'. ... '-'N 'K warm M 1 fffffhgi : Ronald McGinnis virginia Kaul Lee windle Jo Ann Wittwer - fii wf-1 If' ' E K W E M. . Ewa? . gwxw: 593 E -'..: Y , A A . H. , 'A ' ' N' ,Z - '1 .h,-- - x E. - 2. 11, E- E . K e 2 I - '.g, A , h . :gg ' A -- ,, I ' ey -- 1:11 -' ' f - L,.': .fe -:jg 5-,E :iigjllggpigi , . gif! - 'ir K. V. J K H Q g A is SLS , ,, Vg 3 ,. , Nikki Von Bergen John Peek Paula Jones Gary Fouraker J u HONEY CREEK Hum-1 scHooL GRADES 7-8 I958 l959 Max Winslow Richard Ogle Sharon Gerweck Robert Walker Sharon Boydsfon Edward Wist Joe Wiffwef Mrs. Kistner 'F . . I u I . I , X 1 X 1: -1 .J V- 'Lan Q. I1,.5g'fQ' , ' .L ma-.-.:..s,r, - ' 33' -H M I - H -' . Us Mrs :QFEJM-1 . fi gfiiiiff' if 'S ' L4 .gl X '1 9,43- , .. M P 'gf X ' .x,,,. . - Q,-'zfwif-4 fif' Q, 'fin . -V ..f.!fL :tv' . , ., - , -fa lo.. ',.x '- ,Y - 'fv-551 , 'wi' Q r,. r ,, . X-Q W Q 'Y '7' F' Donna Boydston Dick Layson John Bt.mmet N Wanada St. Clair Jo Ann Auxier HONEY CREEK HIGH SCHOOL GRADES 5-6 1953 l959 We started school with 15 pupils, nine in the fifth grade and six in the sixth. During the year Linda Halbert and Wanda St. Clair moved away, and we were joined by Sharon Miller and George Baves both in the sixtj grade, we had parties at Halloween and at Valentine's Day, which was our farewell party for Linda. we participated in the Christmas program and the May Day operetta. We had volley ball and basket ball teams, and played several games with other schools. Marjorie Colson Betty Pflaum Janie Mimlitz Harry Wist Linda Halbert 1 Peggy Messenger Jack Walker I Jack Layson y Larry Peek W - , -.6 ..' ., . ,,: .. 'a, x f - - ft-V wr 1 1 4 QA: I f n- N' ' X . , , .v - - iff w ,f f, N- ' Lf., gg aw., - ' 'UE NH1fZ X'-'i, ?f- y Q-,H m ,.. M W- N Q, Y, . ,Q ,. ,,,, , ., , -M z.: M -, .1 7 Y 1' sz- if fel HONEY CREEK GRADES 3-L+ HIGH SCHOOL if ' E megan ,V.: T C 1 ' . ?' 55, fff?fQA?k 'shi' W 7 Ji .arf W Xifjgwf , FW EE , Nimfffif I aroma. Norann McGinnis Galen Kaul Peggy Harmon Donna Auxier gEQ ' X 5,.g In . A II yd F 6 . ,, X .Q ' E ,bfi f,?,f F sae vga an EX ' 2 G:EL7,Y1V'Yf Butch Moiser Delores Wittwer Mary Colson Jerry Meyers no vq55:-mf! C nf if h Q- .. fn 'K 1' 1 1,0 E ' we gg GAQD f : ' s ' hfgx ,V V5 I ' 1 '3 A C it it if X, MY-gt:'lV ,Q gf 3 ,SKF fi ,y 1.': A A' Q W' ENE ti! ,fr Eileen Boydson Richard pflaum Janelle Wittwer ky Janet Banzof There were twenty pupils enrolled in our an ' e E 1 room at the beginning Lg , , of the year, ten in each Q fl jgi class. We lost Janet E are Mason at the end of the E first semester. Susie CSP! , Sally wells Eaves entered the third grade and Charlene Miller wayne wist entered the fourth grade during the second semester. This made a total of twenty one in all. ' Some of the activites x H 3 during the year were a Hall- fave e'Q ' f oween party, Valentine ex- CWMQS , at A n change, Easter egg hunt, the is E 'N f Christmas program, May Day 'W We operetta and many birthday Tgrrv G k Mrs. Von Bergen Janet M3593 erwec at C e ji! f , W : Patty Messinger Phylurie Wells Billy Joe Orr Billy Dean L ,n -1 ft Q 5 Marie Dean ,egllll ei CR? 53 Mary Jane Feek -N X . Q efifwi' at -A , C mf 4g+ ft C i1fi Ricky Meyers we s ,ngkxkg ...,.. jgggeeegil Roger Messenger HXEHRQ me v y vw 1 - Galan Harring Mrs. Boggess KINDERGARTEN 5 GRADE I I958 l959 Enrolled at the beginning of the term were 13 students. We lost 4. They were Galan Harring, Donald St. Clair, Yvonne St. Clair, and Ricky Mason. We have three new stud- ents not pictured. They are Thomas Miller, Donna Eves, and Mary Ann Miller. We participated in the Christmas and May Day Activies. We also had a Halloween and Valentine Party amoung the many Birthday Parties. self- ee ' TQNWN t- L,' , Jzii 2 kkkkkk ,ir .I va fef Mxff N f fi Q C .' ,f Donald St' Clair Yvonne St. Clair Roxanne Rowland Camela Mimlitz 1 , 5!iy,cS5 b,.b Diane Bonzhof yegigfgaii Bobby jones Randy wittwer mayo 1 is . Ricky Mason sw? X A Q . Q ...Q 1 n 4 m ' - h a , H. ' J 1 wr,- L., K . X ,A 1 y .ifx .' 'V , ., lv, -I 'Z 'wut 1 ,fx amz, .. -Tru T4 ' 29' v ', ..?zb1' :MQ Nh QYEIRWIIK I it ,K lily Q.: . -01.1.-':,: -nP.Q'wy3 :Z-I :!v,,.x'::1' ,- .-'!,1i .:-1-31,:.,, .'..-1-..t. H114',-Z'Q'..-JA'.,iu.'-A, EJs. -r. - fl L- 4'-':-.fn-nr: 5 -1-'.f51-'JL'-'1 s'1..L.1:: :'.1-, L. I 1--413:22 L gf.-A' E s GIRLS' ATHLETICS Th Hone Creek Grade School team under thi coaching of Louella Halbert and Karen Pflaum. The team won four games out of six. The Honey Creek High School Volleyball team under the coaching of Mr. Mason and Mr. Almond, played 22 games in the 1958-59 season. The team took part in the Big Eight Tournament and Peru Tournament. The foll ow- ing are this years letter men: L. Halbert'4th yr. R. Wist 3rd yr. K P 1 3 ' aum rd yd. J. Peek 2nd yr. M. Peek 2nd yr. K. Miller lst yr. J.. wells lst yr. G. Edleman lst yr. G. Wist 2nd yr. Brattion Union---there---won Sacred Heart ----- there--lost St. Bernard ------ there---won St. Bernard ------- here---won Shubert ---------- there---won Stella ----------- there---won Verdon -------- ---there--lost Steinear---------there--lost Steinear----------here---won DawS0n------------here--lost Big Eight Tournament Results Salem--------------------won Nemha------------there---won verdon--- ..... - ......... 10st S3lem ' heIe 'WOn Brattion Union-----------won Liberty----------there---won Peru Prep- ----- --there---won PeruMTournament Peru Prep---------here---won Ster1ing---------there---won Hordvi11e-------------- W0H Table Rock-------there---won Daykin ----- -------------lost sAsKzTBAu. T EAM The Honey Creek 5 8 6 played a short The Honey Creek Grade School Basketball season consisting of just four games. team under the direction of Mr. Almond with one lgse and three wins. won 5 and lost 8 games during the 19580 59 season. 4. P . 4. W,,. - :..,: L'f ,fxf X vs . 'Y7 ' W., , 2133 , Pg . ' je,1 M, , S . ,- , , fi.-Q, ' T 1,' x . fuzz ,, 1 ,xi .,. ,U , . A '5 wg' - :. ' . 'mi if .-Q, 1. -.fi 1 -ff ff X , 15,-' J ' . 1 x I .-1 1 1' 5 'MMJNJII J.:-1 2::..'r.', Q-'vgf-.154 ,,. . ., , ,, ,FL ,, v L..4r...: -L -- -S f. --,J-,.. .-...-.,-g.g,..-::,::',,-..1L.---ffwth ,5'Lh,LA.L.T --G J I . 1- s -'Tffv-0.1-uf. '.-szfwlv! :lib .'u':J1'!A- , -'L ---- .-g- 1-t-3-. -fl- -'.1'.' , .,!1'H..-.- 1, MYUFF.. - 11-51. . v- - - - 1-'V' ,. , .-U..-Q,-.A-.-1 :,5f,',-Y...,,L.,-.-,,2..Ai.:,--.,..,5,.-,i ,-am, MUSICAL Acnvmzs Dmmafics CM, SOLO'S POETRY PUBLIC ADDRESS NEWS CASTTNG GIRL'S GLEE CLUB ORAL READING OF DRAMA SEXTET I ACT PLAY 'Q . . 5. .- X ,. . A 4 Q - f ' .1 V L., .J -Q. Q . -' -ae.:-:J 7' X 1 1 Q sl , x -.vi , b 'fi-f L '12, .1.X.- i. , , , V, ,...-,ya .1 t ',, , ' -. . ,.. 5.4 1, .,,z.fj.. ,.w- ?.L,,r.a Q, gf nm .5 - H'-x 5, , - yr .. . 1. P VV .K sf K. 'S+ X . , , g .. 1 '1 ,Y ' 4 L , . .3 le ,V '.-1, i '.1J'i2.., ' ., A gb A xr.-, . nf f if I k :'. 1 ,vw-s. - H ,. - , 5 .V FJ ' Eg K. --s- . .,'..--jg' ' , P' . f.: ' f' 'ku , -- ip ,N J.3,,. , K, , -f',x1.':'wA' '- V. H 'if-f,,3x:' - :yn , . ,,. ff r ,s .VI ,, .-.,. .N .Nui .. , V J. .sfif y ,X-. ,Q 4 -' 15, . , . ' -J f xXx '93, Q.. i . HT sf' . 5.11 V ,nf 'Y 'HH .k.' 1 x XT IQ ' 1- r 'gb' uf' P , 4 mfiq-t by Junior- enior THREE BRIGHT GIRLS A comedy in three acts By Richard H. Wilkinson Class Play so Susan Stewart........A bright gir1..... Janet Ash1ey......another bright girl.. Rita Thornton.....another bright girl.. Nellie Nei1son.....their housekeeper... Margery Hami1ton...an unknown woman.... Lucy Gar1and.....an unknown woman...... Mrs. Josephine Longnose......aristocrat::::. Aggie Prim......friend of Mrs. Longnose... Mrs. George Giesel directed the play. ...Ann Layson Mary Pouraker ..Lou Halbert ...Grace Wist .Roberta Wist Karen Pflaum .Julia Peek .Marcile Dean Entertainment between acts was furnished by Karen Miller singing nsleepy Hollow Time,U and a sextet derful Copenhagen.H singing Nwon Following the play the juniors and seniors ments. sold refresh- The net proceeds of the play was about 70 dollars. This page is Sponored by FIRST NATIONAL BANK Falls City, Nebraska Member of F. D. I. C. .Q v-A-.ym:- 5 2 '57 5- M' , s . ff ,t 1 4 1 - W 1 1:-ll X fx w Y J...-' Y 5 Jw- , V 1,vmQ?hx'.'Ef-2iBm -, 2-T N IIH it w, 'r-M, f 1 af fu Y- vi. kr 41 ,lmv ay , ,Q f v my . b ,a'. r ' w ..- 1 .1 ,J W x J. f . c kr. ' Q A 1 ', , FOOLlN'AROUND 5 Wm bum TW neggpnsu im qw, Lf .J P Q 5 F e a E 9' Y f E 4 R E 2 d E r r Off Guard Snapshots ! s mix MSL Are you afraid, Mary? 6 df Q .7-K 3-- A2552 NE W DANCE???? Down a spike 1. 4 aiu y.- 1 1 .,+r 1 3 ' 3 1 r ' '. 1' vf- X 4L.,,,', .., x : 4?: : 'zQ. 5 x- 4 , ., 1 , f , , H1 4' A ..,,C,- L., 1 ALL. ., f, f? Q ,X ac. H.. f. .i Y ,lk ew., N . J - 5. . , V A W 'mar Q 1 -1 1 . x . ,1 3 a .Q , , . , . X D ' 1 A , my , , , xi V bfi. . 4 A E A Mu Q , 1 . , . l P Mr 1 Y V ? 'L 4 f ' xi M' at ,r. 1 ' .. ' 2 5 If, Q j .K .+ M . X ?2'fFf-i-vw ,P , YZ A ,gg-xkm-v , 'vw ,ICJ w -.we-ffzfwfff' - . Y 'J ., Y. fl, .Y h L, - 1+ - ' .4 fv..H,,s Aikf '.Nf..X2Q4hwgTf, , .-,Q -L: -, 5.5, m .3-. :Q ki X 2. 5: rg, LL , 'V- e pr-. F' if F s fr' 3' '. , G.. 4 fg '? '15 M, Z N x , .. . I X 5' g. 3? N- 4' x . . -'V -r ..-r.1-vnu-rfg!1Z,--1 .I-34 ,3 ,R if ,- . -' 51- ':-.' :- .- ,1,:,- , ,'..-f'.,n. 4131. -V.g'g',,-,,,: 1a,'v,-.Q-, , i. I-.3.-,,..ii.: .---.,,,.:Ag,.-V.i .1 ,Q-5.-gm'-:.L,. 5. , w',.L:.,1 il.-H gf 'SYPQAUA Aff, ,.e:-me-.1 -'f:f -I: .A,,,,, 4 L 55.1 gag ,.5.,,.- 1.L,,'1.,.Ag.,-dy 1.35.-Ag, A-.3-Q. 1,-13,3 ,,,:L.4f.-f ,-I np., ,Q-,Ah.LA.ay ,- .,. --.l,4,:'1,,m- -J , -, . f. , ax ' ' N 5. 6 'if' . fr I . r. . S- ' 4 . 1: ' -. V .Q '. Q? E. 5. r, , . I 5 Z fi 9? f. V :, 5' 5 FALLS CITY BOOSTERS WALLRAFF CAPE BAUER IMP. CO MACOMBBR 81 KOSO FURNITURE NORTH VIEW CAPE REUBBN DRUG BROWN'S SHOE SHOP DR. FOX DR. HUESTED DAWSON BOOSTBRS NEAL DEAN CHARLES DEAN HUMBOLDT BOOSTERS RBILL'YS CAFE CHRISTINE STUTHEIT CGJPER SEED C0 S. h G. STORE LEWIS IMPLEMBNT CO. SABFIHA ELISE WISE SHOES BRANAUIPS MARKET LEHMAN PONTIAC WESTERN AUTO H. L. ZIMMERMAN SED? PDDERN APPLIANCE BNSTERS SUHMER'S GROCERY BAKER FURNITURE THCIIAS PAINT STORE DR. RUCKER BRAIIIER PROIKICE ANDY ROKEY ,, wx Q: . ,f - -v . za, , F v ' 1 w4 .. . ,., s. , N . -3 4' -- Y. X, Vt ' H 1 4 ' 1' va: Q, Q ,. ' 1 Sv pflxf 11 M HENNIGH HARDWARE EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE AND PAINT TELEPHONE 3 SABBTHA KANSAS ,Ng HUGHES CLOTHING co. SWE- 5.G.fQ WB HAvE WHAT IT TAKES T0 KEEP You ' Sk Q!! WBLI. DRBSSBD N s ' I g4fG so I 7X V JL Ll WHBN You THINK ov GwD CLOTHING A E22 522 'Q THINK or HUGHES CLOTHING 'Sb N ' SABETHA, KANSAS Since I878 ,fi THE HAINES STORE f 5' 11 'LSD A GREAT STORE FOR WOMEN I SABETHA, KANSAS -'AE -7' I El' E E I Af 3- I .PIG lv i f :EE-+2 f- EM! 5252 EVERYTHING IN LUMBER BUILDING ,.- HARDWARE fllf 'EBI'-EPHONB 54 SABETF-IA - KANSAS SBIDLITZ 81 SPRED SATIN PAINTS FRBB BUILDING ESTIMATES 'TT-IE A BOVE MERCHANTS OF SABETHA HAVE HELPED MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE 5 s T Q 3 2 2 E F 4 . .f KY 5 E 5 2 5 F Q il fl E CHANDLER OIL CO. WSabetha's Craziest Tire Dealern if CHANDLER on. co. 5 ff A Sabetha s Craziest Tire Dealer VXI ' Farm Tire Service - Recapping Sectional V , ' Repairing Complete Tire Service I EQIP I PHONE 99 Sabetha Kan. JONES APPLIANCES PHONE 311 Frigidaire--Maytag--Zenith--Youngstown DeLava1--Hoover--New Home--Ironrite Duo Therm--Dearborn SABBTHA KANSAS MARION BENNETT PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR Specialists in Heating Problems 'since 1936 , Residential, Comercial and Industrial SABBTHA KANSAS We Sell, Install, Service and Guarantee PHONB 66 'ran swrr msummcn snnvrcn sAma'rHA, xumsns 908 Main St. Phone Special Rates On A11 Types of Farm Insurance REALLY Y 88 INSURANCE TNAT INSURES KISTNER'S MSZM CAFE H SAM Cook SALES AND SERVICE SABEIHA IMPLBMBNT CO. 305 Dtflig- EQUIPMENT JOH N DEERE SABETHA KANSAS For ALL The News If f 33 r READ in 2 1 AN yi The Sabetha Herald 5 SABE11-IA, KANSAS THB ABOVE MBRCHANTS OF SABETHA HAVE HELPED MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE -vt-4 1 1. -1 v. 1 .4 X 4 Compliments of Mid-Continent Butane 81 Propane Inc . KIRT 8: CLARENCE SERVICE SKBLLY PRODUCTS GATES TIRES SABBTHA- 24 hour reliable service -KANSAS 'N Flentie Farm Equipment Company Allis Chalmers Machinery for the Family F arm Phono 480 Sabetha, Kamal QUALITY OIL CO. GAS - OIL - TIRE REPAIRS ALBERT WISSLER LESSEE 5 MILES NORTH ON HIGHWAY 75 SABETHA KANSAS TILSON STANDARD SERVICE STEINER IMPLBMENT CO' OLVIER NEW HOLLAND SAB ETHA GREENHOUSE 12th gf Main pox - PA PEC .. KRAU513 HUMFIELDS FLOWERS STANDARD on. PRODUCTS HQYOREQQOR DEAQQQ pyqomg 370 SA BETHA KANSAS SABB-I-HA KANSAS SABETHA KANSAS THE ABOVE MERCHANTS OF SABETHA HAVE HELPED MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE I . E LEIIMMIII 81 MEYEII PLUMBING 8 IIEATIIIG 1015 MAIN sAaE1'l-IA. KANSAS PHONE so nuunma ,Q SAI-ll HEATING INSTALLATION WATIR IYITIMI ie, UIRVICI wmnun.u ' ouAnAN'rn Q Holdren Poultry and Egg Co. NUTRENA FEEDS I I POULTRY - EGGS - CREAM - ICE E400 Phone 31 Sabetha., Kansas Miller's Hy Klas Food Store , , :A o 0 GOOD THINGS TO EAT SABETHA, KANSAS 'K I Y I ff- Q, ga Ugg ,1 if tzrfxvljllf Q' 'Q'. ww Ji Mr F. OKI, POPKESS PAINT STORE gagllllfd Imperial Wallpaper, Glass, Moore's Paint Phone 454 SABETHA, KANSAS NEMAHA IMP. CO. INTERNATIONAL HAVESTER WHITES THB FAMILY STORE DBA'-ER SHOES DRY-Goons NOTIONS SABBTHA KANSAS SABETI-IA KANSAS GILBERT MOTORS cf-R'Pr, New Ka Used Cars Q- 0 FO-U-NT N Sabetha, Kansas U- 1 AI DRUG Phones, 149 - - 514 M , or 4 A SABETHA KANSAS Gllbert Body 8a Fender Shop fp , A99 'rms ABOVE MERCY-IANTS ov sAB.1a'1'HA HAVE HELPBD MAKE 'mrs BooK Possnaus 5 1 2 F A r Q E E a 1 . y. Q I Q 2 E 5 5 Q ? 2 Q 2 5 s WITTMER GRAIN CO. Berwick, Kansas Dealers in Grain, Feed, Coal and Gasoline BREY CHEVROLET INC. Tl' L1- X I UU I SALES AND WRECKER SERVICE PHONE 24 SABETHA KANSAS POPKESS FUNERAL HOME AN AMBLIANCE IN TIME OF NEED Phone 281 Sabetha. Kansas Cashman 8z Lukert Hardware 9l 9 Main Street Phone 30 SABETHA, KANSAS HARDWARE - PAINTS - APPLIANCES 1 Mc FAU' MOPORS THOMPSON MOTOR COMPANY FORD DEALER Dodge Ujob Ratedn Trucks TELEPHONE 55 wrecks Rebuilt Brake Service Complete Motor Overhaul SABETHA KANSAS Ca11H57H Sabetha Kansas CHANDI-ERS GROCERY MIETZGER BAKERY sl CAFE Open 8:00 A.M. Close 10:00 P.M. FRESH BAKERY GOODS DAILY everyday SABETHA KANSAS Phone 39 SABETHA KANSAS THE ABOVE MERCHANTS OF SABETHA HAVE HELPED MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE . 4. m, , ,, . .. , , f l , .flu Hu-l.l-11 ' , ' Y. 1! J! , --.2,..., L, , P , ,g.A 'S 1 uifg: . ' Gulf-1 ' 1 , 'P . 1 1 1 r I r p Q f Q . , W N, ,.t..,f' Vhwunx t f mbqw. ',fi..:1wg.+ 'ff ,3..H.wi! p...f.,a n.. X' 1 ib- W. 4, ,pug-W 4 ., ,Q 1 9, 5 ,.,,. . . 4 E 'IA 'fr' ,, .,, L , . - v. P , YJ v , .iw , 4 . x - Lf .r - ' ,g , -1 ' '-V?:. 'W 17' 5, gy -' I mm- 2 , . . 1 fpiggq, . .. Q YI! jpg, 'r 1, v :iii 'wx' ' . QM... . ,v f , f . h t .V m F fwlfjif. 'rr 'f www. VV 2 ' .1 ff' QA 4 '3g, -Lx ' 1 .- n u 5'1 .wi 1 v. 1 , X ' 'Q a xi, N of Falls City Wholesale Meat Co. A Linecott 6: Wiedmaier, Owners V Josnlaas OF BEEF AND Pom: EU V Sausage Manufacturing Favorite Brand K F ell: City, Nebruka RICHARDSON COUNTY BANK FALLS CITY, NEBRASKA 7 7Yeere of Sefe, Dependable Banking Service C-pinl ma Surplus 840,000.00 ..-U., I-ow pm-ss N AMEUIANCB SERVICE LICENSED FUNERAL DIRECTORS DORR-PIAZIPTILPOT REAVIS-MACOMBER 97l4te0af .7Q4ne 20th 8 HARLAN FALLS CITY NEBRASKA For ALL The News of Southeast Nebraska Z 522 READ a THE FALLS CITY JOURNAL THB ABOVE MERCHANTS OF FALLS CITY HAVE HBLPED MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE . wg, Q . ,. , w f 1 I 'fi 3-uw' ,vm . 5 . I 1,. '- . Q 2. 3 J , 1, K -.. 4 4 9 rr' 71, fl wx . mv. J' ,,,qf-f- 2 1'-:J X r Q Q ,..f 1 MCLAUGHLIN PRINTING :QQ P CHAS. R. MCLAUGHLIN commercial printing PHONE 2700 1410 STONE STREET FALLS CITY, NEBR. . 9 X' N 1 noonrs cum D 63' ' 5 PAUL a Josnrurun Moorua , IEC' - 9 FALLS cI'rY's NEWEST CAP! PAu.s cm Nnnlusn Mrcimnxs s'rnnN cwnms monsoon svonnwmn Pnonsnnxu sl-Ions LBB Hoax cwnlns LA SA T E R ' S FALLS crrv Nnsruxsn COMPZEIE LOCKERS PROCESSING FOR RENT '1'-' 1-., snoxnm WHOLESALE 11 MEATS CURINO 221 wen 16111 sr. I I Phone a n 2 s Falls CW' Nfbmk' J I M H I LL ' S l PAINT - cLAss - WALLPAPER 6617, Everything for Your Home Decorating Needs ,ff 1619 ch... swf Falla city, N.bf. 'f-4256-N0 :P SMITH'S L. OLDSMOBILE .ma CADILLAC OUAXN :JT P ' . Q A 4 4' SALES .na SERVICE SER WCP, 5 8214 s z Ph 3913 T? 1 Stone FA2ecl-rv, NEBR. one ,- 4. Armbruster Motor Co. QM 00 f60 D 0 'O 'I' A A 307 Wax 17th Sfmt PHONE 2 2 2 6 Falls City, Nebr. THB ABOVE MBRCHANTS OF FALLS CITY HAVE HZELPBD WAKE THIS BMX POSSIBLE 5 5 5 an Q 5 E a If 5 A . e 1 l L 13 ? 3 4 5 K 5 r n J 2 5 5 B . E E E E MERRITTS FLOWER SHOP STALDBR BR S HUMBOLDT BOTTLING CO. Don N. Genoa Manager SX HUMBOLDT, NEBRASKA SQ UIRT Pepsi-Cola Mission Flavors Hires Root Beer oNE s'roP BUPER MARKET IDCKER PROCESSING oRocERIBs - MEAIS GLENN al DRMA CARPENTER .r'ix!1 Y ' f f K 'ff ff? ' iff .lfff H f Zrf1L1lll'lf 4.'l W9W:' t'2Si4 i.t,, O, ' J.M. MCDONALD co. D' ' ' solm-1 sIDE or s UARE DEPARTMENT STORE HUMBOLDT NEBRASKA cwn-:ING FOR 'ms ENTIRE FAMILY SHOES 1' COATS + MBN's AND BOY'S WEARING APPEARAL + DRESSES 'A' HOUSEHOLD GOODS i- BABy WBAR E' LINGERIE FOR ALL 1- LADIES HATS A+ PIECE GOODS AND sEwING NOTIONS LANGS FOOD STG.E PHONE 3 26 1 HUMBOLDT-NEBRASKA WARD and PEARL MERRITT OWIIEIS HUMBOLDT NEBRASKA YOUR FORD AND ALLIS- CHALMERS DEALER HUMBOLDT NEBRASKA NG'S PLUMBING- TING IA HBA HUMBOLDT CLEANERS GOODHART at SON PLWBWSNDMATING FUR S'1ORAGB FEED AND PRODUCE APPLIANCES MOTH PROOFING WATER PROOPING cUs'roM FEED GRINDING AND MIXING YOUR MAYTAG DBMER PHONE 6201 HUMEGLDT NEBRASKA PHONE 5771 HUMBOLDT NEBRASKA coDoNEL GEORGE HUMMEL PRODUCE HAYES BROTHERS ALBRIGHT BBsGSI20CH'S TIRES D LUBRIGATION Auctioneer FOODS Pont C 8 AccEssoRIEs 701 ry re m Hunbomibnsklznone 5 Eggs DIAL 3361 PHONE 5401 HUMBOLDT NEBRASKA 'IEE ABOVE MERCHANTS OF HUMBOLDT HAVE HELPED MAKE 'mrs BOOK POSSIBLE ',1.' 5 C1 , J Q ,if 'wx F al., v 1 -. + X . I , Y 3 -, 1 v f , r 156. . Q 1 ,,, if , ..x . fm -.. 'Jf ,.., - ...f M I Q if . N. ., -t , ,f - f , r X ff pw- ,QAGL 4 V A? . ,X I . 1, , , ,V , ,Jlrk V 1 ,-. . , C' -, A .,.v'. ,Jwlf 8 LICHTY-TUBACH REPAQTLY REAL FSTATE mgunfg REAL ESTATE- INSURANCE-FARM LOANS E FALLS CITY, NEBR. Friesen Implement Co. YOUR JOHN DEERE DEALER FALLS CITY, NEBRASKA 'gx X T. L. DAVIES N f- ' '11 JEWELRY GIFTS 1 QUALITY THAT COUNTS FOR OVER so YEARS FALLS CITY, NEBR. werginh Food Center liz' W V iv? H275 T21 KIWIN'-if .,fT3,itf' GOOD THINGS TO EAT r,1'fnf1in'lfgf'Q2 3':W v4S o, 1703 Stone Street Fan. City, Nebr. SKU WITFROCK DAIRY ICE E' CREAR, y , mm ' W LJ Grade A-Milk - Ice Cream L D5-9-1 3626 Falls City, Nebraska Zentner Oil Company DISTRIBUTORS OF PHILLIPS 66 PRODUCTS ORIES LEE TIRES PHILLIPS BATTERIES ACCESS Falls City, Nebrukn Zh! and Chue, Highway 73 Compliments of LTSE 8z WILTSE WI HAVE HBLPED MAK SS IBLE E THIS BOOK P0 OF FALLS CITY THE ABOVE MERCHANTS K, 'L . 5, f, le, . . s 0 ' . , ,L X 'WL .J , . IJ Ac , 1.4 B' . 'A I ' ' p 376 3. 1 f 97, fm W., , W . ,, ,..--.' U. . 5 if f 4 ' ' 145' , 1 ' w-'.-V' :wi A ' ' x 1.ff.,.-Fx' .. ,. , W ' 1, 1 .ww :LW , tx 'Pfj? Vf H af.'w-wp - ' Y'-13 I . '4 .,K . ' I . 0, 'g G. . 5 'LS .VDC u g MV-v Li .,,,k , .. ht , hh , Q Q l - , ..1w-,gym A , vga ,, , . .. . Q 'hi-yn, L H, .LL ., r., , J .CJ .. ,wx 1:-1 eieip,-'A64u..23aA:gdS'a '- V ' GERHARDT RADIO M ELECTRIC COMPANY EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL RJR THE HOME PHILCO, MAYTAG, 8: G.B RADIOS AND APPLIANCES MAYTAG WASHERS FALLS CITY, NEBRASKA LINDA'S CROSSTOWN CAFE SERVING THE BEST IN TOWN FR IED CHICKEN AND BARBACUE B IBS SANDRCEK AGENCY INSURANCE-IDANS MANAGEMENT .FALLS CITY, NEBRASKA Compliments of TH VOGUE SHBSTAK DRUG JAMES OIL COM ANY CHILDREN'S D PARTMENT SHDES FALLS CITY, NEBRASKA FALIS CITY, NEBRASKA mms crm, umsmsn UHAT'N NIBBLE HOLT'S SHOES COMPLIMBNTS OF LUNCH Shoes for all FOUNTAIN DRINKS the femi1Y SOUTHEAST NEBRASKA FALLS CITY NEBRASKA Falls City, Nebr. TgL3pH0NB co. Jommws cms Biggest hamburgers in Nebraska Owner JOHN FURLONG 1510 Stone FALLS CITY CREAMERY COMPANY NEMAHA VALLEY BUTTER Ind ICE CREAM POULTHYMQEB ness Robert P. Hobsn, D.D.S. John n. noun, n.n.s. x-ray PHONE 2441 1711 Stone Street FALLS CITY, NEBRASKA F3115 City, Nebggskg Fells City, Nebraska SIMANTON Q PENCB SAVB AT Meet Your Friends GREENHOUSBS And Dine At CHANBY punnrrumg Co, Plgggzjiggg A11 wn'mocx's nnrvn IN FALLS CITY NEBRASKA Falls City Nebraska Delicious Food Served Court eously FALTER'S The Clothing Corner Since 1916 Falls City, Nebraska BB'I'I'Y'S FABRICS Cottons Woolens Notions Buttons 1707 Stone Street Falls City Nebraska A SAFE PLACE TO BUY YOUR DIAMDNDS WATCHES JEWELRY S ILVERWARE HUTCHINS FALLS C ITY NEB RASKA APPLEOFF APPLIANCE BOB APPLEOFF FALLS CITY NEBRASKA A. I. SCHEIDEWIND YOUR CABINET SHOP WB CAN BUILD IT FALLS CITY NEBRASKA KINSEY'S Plumbing and Heating Westinghouse Appliances Falls City, Nebraska THE ABOVE MERCHANTS OF FALLS CITY HAVE HELPED TO MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE 5 E 3 e 5 A if 5 . 5 : 5 2 Q E E E ? Q 5 E S I Are You Sick? Injured? Having a Baby? THEN COME T0 THE HUMBOLDT HOSPITALS Humboldt General ami Holman Memorial Maternity A Good Place to Be When You Are Ill Operated to Meet Your Needs by Dr. Harlan S. Heim and Dr. A. P. Stappenbeelc and a Fine Staff ofNu1-ua WATCHES, JEWELRY, CRYSTAL DINNERWARE SILVERWARE CH Us E. F. PRATER, Jeweler 8' The Home of Beautiful Diamond Engagement Rings and Wedding Rings l 1 1 I I 595 E TP Strong Brothers UM-'TP 1 -,.. lll .Wmmm.,.., .. AN D .Q Ss awe? Ssmnoi W Wi! S M rum. 4311 Humboldt. Nm. CHEVROLET nsALEs - SERVICE Dr. C. B. Arnot PHONE 3341 DBNTAL SURGBON HUMBOLDT NEBRASKA Stansbury Implement Co. I international Harvester Co. Farmall Tractors, lmplem ts Phone 3251 Humboldt, Nebf. 'mix- n - SHOES FOR THE FAMILY MARUURGERS SHOE STORE HUABOLDT PHONE. 3671 NEBRASKA THE ABOVE MBRCHANTS OF HUMBOLDT I-IAVB HELPED MAKE THIS BCDK POSSIBLE 'f I -. -43 -M1 x 1 'M +. QA V 'S , g ' x I 1 N , px- M: ,,.v:, I n K nv ' ' A 1 F A L A. u 4, .1 .-V I . S ,I v Z ' 1 2 . NY W' I 1- I -gf: 4 f W ,. Vw Af L. Q 1 q s . Vue I .f f 1.2.5, , A 17.- r l .I .1 1 v J 1 s 4 A ' H. J. PRICHARD Sz SON CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH .. ----- IMPERIAL -:iLtJjfEm?E:::' I ill FINE USED CARS f f A ESTABLISHED 1916 17thI and srdusx PHONE 2404 FALLS CITY, NEBRASKA FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP HERB BAILEY INSURANCE AUTO FIRE TRUCK LIFE HAIL AND ALL RISK CROP INSURANCE 106 WEST 15th FALLS CITY PHONE 2129 INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS PARMALL TRACIURS - McCORMICK Q NEW HOLLAND FARM MACHINERY Falls CiI'y Truck 8: Implement Co., Inc. BOB H DICK GIBSON NEBRASKA 'Quang' '- STEINBRINK FEED STORE I 0' POULTRY - EGGS - CREAM FALLS CITY fart 'fx' FALLS CITY, NEBRASKA E BEL SEED CO. BABY CHICKS PHONE 3712 PERTILIZERS GRO-COATED AND FARM SEEDS FALLS CITY, NEBR., CHEMICALS Q I FALLS CITY AUCTION co. I Fat Hog H Stock Hog Sale Every Wednesday Cattle A Stock Hog Sale Every Saturday x Falls City, Nebraska S 'Rx 44 ' I F I , 'alms AKA MEIIZ FARM EII IPMIINT Sv FEED MASSEY - FERGUSON SALES and SERVICES TFR SPED CORN ' FERTILIZERS FALLS CITY PFIS , .A PHONE 3014 NEBRASKA THE ABO vs MERCHANTS OF FALLS mm' rmva U.aLPan MAKE THIS BOOL POSSIBLE Z E E 51 E 4 I 3 E i mscamm :umm snor SMITH TV I ',, 'S,H'f,,g:Y msn0Nsmm U O , Buclcsurru WELDING SERVICE ANYTIMB FUNERAL nnuacrons P1-ron 3115 B 3355 PHONE Annvumcn snnvrcn Dawson Nebraska Dawson Nebraska HA RB DIWIOII Nebraska coMrr.IMEN'rs or DAWSON CMB nUnYBA's sanvrcn GAS on. sl-Ion'r cnnnns PINE noon b x DAwSoN NEBRASKA Dawson Ne ras a FARMERS COOPERATIVE ASSN. Phone 2125 Floyd H,,,,,,,,,.,,,, M,,,,,,,, nAwsoN, Nl-:nnAsxA FEED GRINDING and MIXING GRAIN, WIRE, FEED, COAL, OIL, FERTILIZER DURYEA'S STORE ,,,q,X,lW GROCERIES, VEGETABLES, MEATS ',1iTL ' -o' Q GENERAL MERCHANDISE xgyeiqgs, AQJ' moms 2215 mwsox, Nasmslm THE DAWSON BANK .5-,. nAwsoN, NEnnAsxA WIN DRUM HARDWARE GENERAL HARDWARE DEVOE PAINTS PUMPS and WATER SYSTEMS Phone 2 4 2 5 Dawson, Nebraska E.. 1 V -i x V i z Af f r I THE ABOVE MERCHANTS OF DAWSON HAVE HBLPED MAKE 'ITIIS BGJK POSSIBLE E i WINDLE GRAIN CO. Ulllfy get aa 'Q Ano O9 W 9410 Phones 2731 and 231 I SERVICE SALEM NEBRASKA Browne's Grocery . e'5v' sf .. E+ --4 -wwf' -f A ' . - 'i2Mqit1?? ?qfL as Gnocr-:mms MEATS Mfg.. -',-.b...41g.,:gg . A Friendly Place to Trade x-1' Ml5fIf4?Kfvgawwpj',' X ' '-Ju Dial 2341 sAu-:M, Nana. Groceries -- Meats A Friendly Place to Trade g:::g:::l?s:osv:z1z4l1 gzaazhni- Oakes Lumber Company Building Matedal :-: Hardware SALEM Uyfzea of donfmating NEBRASKA W , George Koenig .A 1' 5 F49 Q F' 1 gif L 1, Buluozing T , QM eve 'ng sand sg Gravel 'c 'g SALEM, NEBRASKA PHONE 2681 SALEM CAFE MULLINS CAFE Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kentopp BEVERAGES - MEALS - SANDWICHES Sandwiches - Coffee - Pop SALEM NEBRASKA SALEM, NEBR. PHONE 2611 GRAVIES GARAGE PEARSON'S BARBER SHOP WELDING 81 WRECKER SERVICE SALEM NEBRASKA Phone 2281 Res. 2512 SALEM NEBRASKA THE ABOVE MERCHANTS OF SALEM HAVE HELPBD MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE siirg ., fag. ,-4-sf ,, 8 i , , 1 .4 ra K 'W Y v - ' 4 ',x -s ! 41,13 1 . 4 -gfqx . e 5 , .., V,-. 4 ,,' s , V' L , . . 1 ,J 4 1 1 1 .f f V w N X44 F v A I W. '- 1 1 1 1 f 5 , , -, 1 Q 1 V. . i '1 ,nf ' Q 15. 'N 4 Q N521 v 1 I r 4 . i ig, Q 4 5 1 m 3 Aww i Eff Q 1 ' , , ,V Y, 5 L 1 . . 1 ! 1 m 5 1 sums STANDARD snnvrcn Compliment' of IDEAL CLBANBRS WM V GLEN M D cmmsgnvmgsmmns ruonn 3313 ' ' ' ' ' T09-A DR. B. WILKINSON, M.D. RENTAL RUG CLEANING 13th A HARLAN EQUIPMENT F.1116CQ': 593' k Pnoma 3223 1311 HARLAN FALLS cm, NEBRASKA ' V' ' ' ' FALLS CITY. NEBRASKA rcoso's snnvxcn DAI.B'S moan: snnvrcn SINCLAIR PRODUCTS 617 HARLAN vnnnou, NEBRASKA FALLS CITY, NEBRASKA P30145 2331 PI-IONB 4312 Mobil Tires-Batteries-Road Service Fletchall's Service Station Y SQL, - ., C QNPCO cAs ou. GROCERIES - PoP - CANDY Vf F. L. FLETCHALL, Proprietor Highway 75 Honey Creek, Nebr. FARMER S C0-OP E LE VATOR moznn noon coopsa FEEDS Locxnns GRAIN SABETHA. KANSAS THANKS TO OUR CGINTY OFFICERS IRVIN GATES PATRICK McDBRhD'1'11 ALBERT MAUST MRS. R.A. HANIKA HELEN GAGNON ARG! NOLL BILL D. MULLINS TOM AITKEN EBMA L. 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