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TVHE BELLEVILLE (KANSAS) TELESCOPE THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1931 Devoted to the Interests of Northeastern Republic County. NARKA Mrs. Will Butterbaugh Aug. Nafzigcr, Miss Helen and Robert, and Mrs. Myron Eever and Robert left Thursday for a visit with relatives in Missoun and near Springfield, 111.

Rudy and Frank Lahodny of Belleville were Nurku callers last Thursday. Arthur Molzahn of Munden spent Saturday in Narka. Mi's. Carl McKenzie is taking her vacation from telephone office. Miss Georgia Eakins is substituting in her place.

Mr. and Mrs. Barton Wells and son of Mahaska were Thursday dinner guests of Mrs. Jennie Hutcherson and Miss Myrtle. Miss Vera Spear.s from Mahaska spent several days last week with Miss Ercel Flock.

The members of the Methodist Sunday school held a picnic last Wednesday at Connor's park at Alexandria, Neb. The Presbyterian Sunday school and their friends were invited guestsr About fifty nartook of the picnic dinner and enjoyed swimming and boating in the afternoon. Mrs. Joe Mach, Miss Mabel and Joe, and Mr. and Mrs.

Carl McKenzie drove to Topeka last Thursday where they visited with Mr. Joe Shnra, where she will remain until September, when she will resume her university work at K. S. iC. F.

S. Mann of Omaha was a first; of the week business caller in Narka. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hare and daughter came from Lincoln Friday I to spend the week end with the former's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. H. B. Hare and family. Clarence Baskin and Chns.

Morton of Narka left Tuesday for points in Wyoming, they are looking for employment. The Narka band gave a concert on Main street last Thursday evening, i A large crowd was present to enjoy the music. Miss Leona Hare spent the week end with friends in Lyons, Kan. Jack Tuma of Mahaska was in Narka on business last Tuesday. Otto Holechek attended the Stand-; nrd Oil employes meeting at Concor- dia last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lahodny and Miss Babe Holechek spent Tuesday in Narka with relatives and i friends. Rudy Peterka, Ralph Wills, Frank; John and Lester' Dettman wont on a fishing trip to the Republican river last Wednes- Stewart, Surface left for his home in San Antonio, last Tuesday, THE GREAT AMERICAN HOME here. Roy Orr and son, Raymond and Mrs.

Roy Johnson Clay visited Thursday and Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John' Schocke. Ralph Wills and Bobby, Emma Wills and Miss Cecil, and I Mrs. Wm.

Schocke. spent Wednesday! evening with Mr. and Mrs A George Mach, who is much improved in after spending the harvest season health at this time. and Mrs. Jim Fiala and Joe, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Kasper, and Irene, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Novotny and Norma Jean spent Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Lewis Novotny. Art Walker, Dale and Chas. Novotny left last Tuesday for Cheyenne, where they found work scarce and expenses high so I Morton and son, Keith of Haddam they returned Friday. Miss Sophie Bouska returned home Mrs. Ralph Wills and son, Bobby, last Tuesday from a two weeks' visit and Mrs.

Emma Wills visited Wed- with her niece, Mrs. Charlie Brokesh nesday in Cuba with the former's of Munden. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Peterka.

The following people enjoyed a Miss Leona Moon and Earl Cor- picnic supper at the Concordia park bin of Fairbury spent Sunday at'the Sunday with swimming as the eve- Wm. Moon home here. i ning's pastime: Mi', and Mrs. Wal Prof, and Mrs. R.

N. Vifuuain and children of Ames, Iowa, spent last Tuesday and Wednesday at the Chas. Yoder home, enroute to Colorado on a vacation trip. Mrs. Vif- (piain and Mrs.

Yoder are sisters. Jay Welsh of Haddam was a business caller in Narka last Friday. George Bland looked after farm 1 is staying at the Walter interests in Colorado last week. ingstpn home this week. I Mr.

and Mrs. Chester Lowe made'Mary Razor home and other reln- a business trip to Omaha Saturday, fives. Mr. Hajney is a cousin nf Von Arnold visited a few days Mis. Razor.

here last week with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Hay of Trenton, I Mrs. G.

E. Vining and daughter were week end guests at spent a few days last week with Mrs. Walter Livingston home. Mrs, Hay Vining's brother, John Lackey and is Mr. Livingston's sister.

family of Hubbell. Helen Sampson of f'ily, I Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Coonrod and i.s a guest of Miss Vera 'Muiey baby and Mrs. Gertrude Freeman this week.

jvisited in Cuba Wednesday evening. Mrs. T. W. Thomas of Narka and Mr.

Mrs. George Miller wentiM'ss Helen Adams of Morganvillc i to Mitchell, S. Wednesday morn- visited with friends here Thursday ing for a visit with friends. Miss Mona Henderson visited from Tuesday until Thursday with relatives in Belleville. Mr.

and Mrs. H. E. Torbert of Belleville spent Sunday with their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs.

Royal Henderson and children. Mrs. Gertrude Freeman was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. aid Conn of Bellaire, Kar Clyde Miller.

They visited at the a visit. Mr. Conn visited ml afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

Ward Morey George Ball went to Wisconsin and near Lake Michigan to visit, with relatives. They left Thursday. Miss Merril Parrick returned from Manhattan Saturday. She has been attending summer school there. Ernest Summers accompanied 1101111' fi here the Frank Taylor home in Haddam the past week at the Grandpa Conn same afternoon and Miss Olive re-'homo and with friends, and returned turned with them.

She has been to his home Sunday evening, visiting with Mrs. Taylor a few days. Mrs. Ray Dart of Haddam visited Mr, and Mrs. Perry Hatch and with her sister, Mrs.

Vernon Coom-ml Rodney and Miss Wilma Hatch made and baby Sunday afternoon, a business trip to Lincoln Thursday Mr. Miller ot Crete, enter- afternoon. Miss Cordelia Alderson tained the telephone operators ServlcB MUNDEN Miss Alda Cartwrlglit Misses Olive Harris, Annie Mach, and Babe Holechek, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl McKonzie left -Sunday morning for Deadwood, S.

and a tour the Black Hills. They will remain on their outing for two weeks. The Rev. ami Mrs. Jewel and family of Bennington, spent Friday with the Rev.

and-Mrs. Croft and family. John Croft returned to Bennington with the Jewels for a short visit and Miss Pauline Jewel remained here as a guest of the Croft family. Mr. and Mrs.

Lee and family and Mrs. Etta Feil were guests at the Clayton Boddy home. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Julian and family of Belleville spent Sunday and Monday at the L.

J. Whitney home. Alvin Pearl of Reynolds spent last week visiting his sister, Mrs. Ted Whitney. Miss Lenora Shara, who has been attending the summer session at Manhattan, returned to the home of her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ter'Dahiels and Bonnie, Mr. and Mrs.

John Caw, Junior and Jimmie, Mrs. Belle Moore and Arthur Lee, and Gaylo Hare. Mrs. Mary Mosher of Belleville, Mrs. Rosa Waltman l( and Mrs.

S. L. Blakesley of a and "daughters went to Carlton, Floyd Hanley, from their 'westein Hnfm nri itp 1 nVG1 ln av Roscoe and Napoleon Mills left) last Tuesday for their home in Wav-; erly, 111., after a visit with Mrs. A. of M.

Hudson and relatives here. Fern and June Hanley of Gurley, returned with Frank and days last week with Mr. and Mrs Emil Polansky and family of Belle I ville. of Humphrey, a friend of Miss Wilma, came home with them for a visit. Mr.

and Mrs. A. E. Finch and i daughter, Dorothy and Mr. and Mrs.

Glen Melvin and baby of Reynolds drove to Billisca, Friday for a short visit. They returned Monday evening. Mrs'. Walter Livingston's parents and- ing, her care for her seriously ill husband this week, Mr. and Mrs.

George Piper and niece, Verna Lakey and Mrs. G. E. Vining and daughter, Virginia, of Salina were a week ago Monday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs.

0. W. Miller. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Summers and children took Mrs. Summers' mother back to Madison, Sunday. She has been visiting here for the past two weeks. Dr. Ochner and family of Deshler were Sunday guests of Dr.

and Mrs. Paul Arnold. Dr. Ochner is a fra- Hubbell and Reynolds, ami friends to a fish fry Friday evening at the home of Henry Wiemer. Tlm present were: Ed May and wi.IV.

Ray Clark and wife of Mrs. Pet H. Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Roderick, Mr.

and Mrs. Irenmrle and children, Misses Edna Wiene Twila Ward, and Florence llain and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wiemer. A i ed." Bachelor-Faulkner Funeral Service.

No extra charge because of distance. Telescope Classified Ads are as widely read as any department of this i paper. If you have anything to buy or sell use them consistently. Mr. and Mrs Wesley Divin ternity brot her of'Dr.

Arnold. Aug. Winona, spent Thursday at the waniey, nom weir Saturday and vi3ited ovel Sunday Wm. Butterbaugh home. Mr.

Blakes-; Nebraska trip and aie visiting at the am Willston Rash remained for a few days visit at Den leigh arsons. and Mrs. Les Jones un at thu Emil laUaky me DISTRICT 90 is the son of Mr Hunt. and Mrs. Freeman the O.

W. Blakesley home, returning of west Sunday. Mrs. Ben Hanel of Omaha arrived Saturday to assist in caring for her father, 0. W.

Blakesley, who is in poor health. Monday, Mr. Blakesley was taken to the Fairbury hospital for treatment. Jake Boyer of Chester, ar- rf rived last Thursday for a visit at Frank Brick of Haddam was home of his daughter, Mrs. James Narka I flst Week.

'Joe" and Ira Morton and Will JfTef'a' several days' visit with Miss Maude T.ilas i Hamilton. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hudson Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Blecha of ver this week as a delegate from Humboldt Neb visited fronl Thurs Kansas attending the Worlds Edu- 1 tn Satu day with Mr and cational Federation convention. He i Mrs. Joe Hubka and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Stransky and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lett left Mon- I Sunerior day for St.

Joseph, after an ex- SuMer an Clarence Kelly and tended visit here. a 1 daughter Mrs. Carl Smith and daughter of Soldier, visited at the Walter Livingston homo last week. Roy Summers sold his barber shop equipment to Lee Dawson Saturday. Mr.

Dawson took possession Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hajney of Mrs. mttonvalo, T.

J. THOMAS, M. I). Phone 64 or Narka Kansas of Belleville, and Leah a vacation trip of ver left Sunday" for ot the Black Hills. Mrs.

Joe Nemec and Miss Mrs. where, they spend a week at the ing with relatives. They were join-. ed by Miss Elsie Peterka of Lincoln, i were Sunday dinner guests at" Beatrice, who will make the trip in their company. Jack Lahodny and Curg Patterson left Monday for Deadwood, S.

and other points in the Black Hills. home of Mr. and Mrs. James Kniffin Aug. 1 and Mrs.

Chas Moore and family visited Sunday at: at the Luther Pressnall home. LivillKstonnk0 Jess Edwards called on Mr. and Mrs. John Bainbridge Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Willis Davenport and family and Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Cossaart and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Davenport. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Horak and Junior visited Sunday with Mr.

and last week with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Ed Kipper in Belleville. Hrnza in Crete, Neb.

rs. Segrist went to Holton, Mr. and Mrs. George Haser and Sunday to attend the funeral of her daughters visited relatives in Scan- sis er she was accompanied by dia Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Glenn Segrist. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barton and son, Leonard of Wayne, Mrs.

Frank Tu- and ugust Ie a an( ma and daughter Mildred of Cuba, 4 Sunda wlth Ml an(1 Mrs. Horak Dr. E.F. Kcene, D.D.S. Phone 55 Narka Kansas The Power To Dixie Gas Frank Brick of Haddam Remderson of Mahaska ate dinner business visitor the first ot, wUh flnd wiU Waterson and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hruza visited spent Wednesday afternoon with; n. xifiii 1- I 1V1IS. R.

G. Strong and baby spent Charles Lovenburg left Sunday for! Mr. and Mrs. Will Palecek.and fam- Fl iday ith'Mrs. Luther.

Pressnall Cutting Through the Water .1 McGreal, above, of the Bachelors Barge Club, as he looked when he regained the senior single sculls one-fourth mile championship, at the 59th annual regatta of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen, on the Schuylkill river, Philadelphia. In the opening race he defeated W. E. Garrett Gilmore, captain of the Bachelors Oarsmen Service Kearney. for a short visit, Miss Viola Graham spent several days last week the guest of her grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Adrian Joy. Mrs. Milck Hess and children are visiting relatives in Manhattan, this week. Mrs.

Bruce Bradley and children of Lebanon, arrived Monday for i-a week's visit at the home of 1 and Mrs. J. J. Hamilton and Mrs. Oscar Hamilton and children i i left last Friday for a short visit with Mi-, and Mrs.

Charles Turner of Fair-, Mrs. Dart and daughters, Pauline and Loreen of Agenda, spent i last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McKenzie.

Mr. Dart spent Sunday here and they returned home in the evening. I Mrs. Joe Armstrong, Billy, and I Maxine. returned to their in Fairbury, after spending several days with Mrs.

Armstrong's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McKenzie. Mr.

spent Sunday here. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Habstejnek, Mr. and Mrs.

Gerald Antene and baby of Oklahoma City, and Miss Emma Rabstejnek of Chicago, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Novotny Monday. Mrs. Velma Glickaus and daughters, Iona and Velma of Chicago, are spending this week with Mr.

ILV TT. I Morris Waterson, Arnold Blecha, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hiner and! and and charley Blecha re- family and Mr and Mrs. turned from the oy Scout camp at Dovel were Sunday dinner guests of Abilene Sunday.

A REAL OIL STORY Mis. Ella Edwards, Joe Waterson and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Will Edwards and family left Wednesday for a trip to Iowa to visit relatives. Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Walker were i Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- thur Colclazier in Union. Mr.

and Mrs. Rodney and daughter. Mrs. Bertha Henderson of Belleville ate dinner Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs.

Ken Mulch and daughter. Mrs. Ray Gregory visited a few days last week with relatives in York, Neb. Mrs. Frances Adams and daughter of Omaha visited from Tuesday until Saturday with Mrs.

Kate Kolek. Mrs. Kolek went to Omaha with Aug Mr and y. Eis- tnern lor a visit. I enman and sons, Melvin and Duwane, Mrs.

Harry Pricer and daughter of and Miss Mary Eisenman accompan- Corona, Cal. and Elms Mulch ot ied the Narka Sunday school to Riverside, came Thursday for a Alexandria, Wednesday where! few days' Vlsi t. with their parents IDA NEWS "The Greatest Show on Earth" Mr. and Mrs. W.

F. Mulch and other relatives. Mr. ahd Mrs. Glenn Segrist and Mrs.

Dora Segrist and Sammie were in Fairbury Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Aulger and family and Mrs. Gladys Havenhurst of Lincoln returned to their home Saturday after a week's visit with Mrs.

J. F. Gregory and family. Marjorie Gregory accompanied them to Lincoln for a visit. Mrs.

Owen Solomon and son of Agenda stayed a few days last week with' Mrs. Wm. Palecek and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Prymek and and Mrs. Frank Kaspr, and; family of Cuba spent Sunday with Irene. Miss Mabel Mach and Rudy Mr. and Mrs. J.

R. Moravek and Peterka were Sunday evening guests daughter. Rene Prymek remained at the Kaspr home. for a few days' visit. at the! Mrs.

R. E. McCall and sons who Louis Novotny home were: Mr. and. are here visiting "from California, Mrs.

Lumir Novotny, Mr. and Mrs. i went to Omaha Monday to visit rela- Arnold Novotny and Norma, Mr. and tives a few days. they all enjoyed a picnic.

Misses Fern and June Handley of i Gurley, are spending a vacation with their grandparents, Mr. and i Mrs. Frank Sellars, and other rela- 1 tives here. Mr. and Mrs'.

Ernest Eisenman and i children spent Sunday in Narka with I Frank Handley. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Seifert and! 1 baby of Alliance, and Verlan i I Siefert of Hastings, spent Mon-L day evening with their sister, Mrs. John Palmer and husband and the 1 1 children.

I. Jacqueline Coleman roi Belleville 1 spent last week with her uncle and I aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wells and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Handley and baby of Unadilla, spent with Mrs. E. V.

Eisenman and family, Getting up a circus is part of the program of the playgrounds in Los Angeles. Gayly colored wagoiw, tents, papiermache animals, and 'other glittering trappings, furnishefl by the playground commission, are taken from one playground to another, in order to give the kids a chance to try their skill at clowning, acrobatic stunts, or whatever tlioy A view of miniature Are eu- Kiue, manned, by Is seen above Mrs. Frank Kaspr and Irene, Mrs Emma Peterka, John Cerny, and Joe Lovci. Mr. and Mrs.

L. 0. Leffingwell and S. C. Leffingwell of Weskan, arrived Saturday for a short visit at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Loren Hoover. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Hoover, Mr.

and Mrs. L. 0. Leffingwell, and S. C.

Leffingwell Weskan, spent Sunday in Geneva, the guests, of John Leffingwell. Mrs. Wm. Butterbaugh, Randall, and Jean spent the week end in Fairbury at the E. R.

Bee.home, the children remaining for a longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Blecha entertained with a birthday party in honor of their son, Melvin's sixth birthday. The afternoon was spent in playing games and music by the radio.

A two course lunch was served to the invited guests: Iolia and Eugene Wiche, Edwin and'Olive Ann, and Wanda Harris, Denzel and Dale "'Kattvoda, Vernon Lesovsky, JLoutte and Josephine Cousion of Wayne, Cedeline and Pauline Ekstrom- Ralph, Leona artd Richard Zukowske, George Hanzlick, Mrs. Frank Lesovske, Miss Lenora -and Norma Ekstrom of Wayne, Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Huhert Bleeha. Mr.

and Mrs. Chris Hiner and family and Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Hiner accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. James Skillen and daughters, of Fairbury, drove to Clay Center, Thursday.

Dorothy, Lucille, and Margaret Jo Sprague returned home Thursday from Fairbury where they had been visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sprague.

Elmer Peters and son, Glenn drove to Emporia last Saturday. Miss Peters, who has been attending K. S. T. returned with them for a month's visit at home.

Miss Agnes Divin spent Saturday night at the Henry Paehta home in Belleville. Miss Agnes Divin spent several Oils look alike when they into your engine. Mosi of them are equally good for the first few miles of IravH. But "looks" and the "first few miles" aren't enough lo make a fine motor oil. Down in the drain pit you'll find the real oil story.

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Inez Kirkwood and Mr. Kirkwood. MAHASKA NOTES Mrs. Vernon Coonrod Aug. Hamm left for Manhattan Wednesday night.

Miss Hamm will take up her work in the hospital there August 1st. Misses Marie and Lucille Hoffman entertained a number of their friends at their home Thursday evening with a treasure hunt party. Mrs, Adolf Goebel left for Iowa Wednesday. She received a message of the death of her brother. PREVENT HAY FEVER NOW! Leading authorities advise starting your battle now to prevent hay instead of waiting until August when the disease a foothold.

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