The Stanton County News from Pilger, Nebraska • 8

THE STANTON COUNTY NEWS, PILGER, NEBRASKA STANTON COUNTY FAIR BEGINS NEXT WEEK (Continued from page 1) teeterboard arrangement. An unexcelled exhibition of catapulting from bounding-board to two and three high formations, also the risky and spectacular sommersault to the high chairs, as well as feats of strength and equipose. They act with poise, power and personality. Each and every trick is entertain. ment from the opening trick to the close of their great performance.

An act of beauty, grace and daring, known throughout the world as the Queen of the Sil. ver Strand. It is none other than Bernice Kelley, who was featured in the act in the New York Worlds fair. She is also presented in fearless exposition denoting the climax of nerve, allied with perfection of artistry as a high perch artist. The Cycling Kirks is a fivepeople act of exceptional cleverness, intermingled with striking comedy which is provokingly presented.

The Kirks present colorful, tailored routine with breath-taking moments of daring and plenty of comedy. Swanky, modern and flashy, here is an act that bubbles with newness. This act will make a lasting impression with "Wheels-A-Whirl." Those who like to be fooled, will find that The Great Boy. master magician and illusionist has devised a most unusual attraction. The public, young and I old alike always enjoy a high-class performance of magic which the great Roy so aptly presents.

He will present several Hindu effects which have baffled tourists of the Orient for many years. The great Roy is ably assisted by his charming wife. They have just recently appeared before the leading lights of Hollywood Movie colony and leading vaudeville theatre throughout the land with great success. The Great Roy has a varied assortment of tricks up his sleeve, guaranteed to keep you guessing. Lovers of music will enjoy the Three Sinclairs, melody masters, and the country's outstanding musical act, playing many novelty instruments.

These musicians are zestfull, good to look at and entertaining, excelling anything else in their field. The Dardenello Trio, three funny clowns gathered from the best is a veritable melange. of outstanding fun-makers in wise attention in their slap-stick, comedy. fast and intricate tumbling. No show is complete without these fun-makers.

And then in the Donroy Duo, pantomine cyclone of mirth, you will see the world's funniest comedians. Their antics are strictly original and result in a full measure of mirth and laughter. The entire show will be presented by Don Adams your M. C. who with many years of show business to his credit.

vill be well qualified to put this show over. All stage performances will be featured with a new Hammond Electric organ, being played by one of the nations best known players. The entire show is presented an all-steel portable stage with elaborate scenery. lighting effects and narvelous sound system. The Art Thomas Shows vill be presented Sunday, Monlay and Tuesday evenings atthe Stanton County Fair, August 23-24-25, and part of he acts during the afternoon.

Entry day this year will be )n Saturday, August 22. Be ure to remember this. ATTEND FAMILY REUNION Mr. and Mrs. Leland Bordner and Leland jr.

attended the Woeppel family reunion picnic held at the Ta-Ha-Zouka park About forty-one relatives ot he Adams and Otto families had a family reunion Sunday it the Wisner park. Mr. and Virs. Willie Cary and family of Winside, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Cary jr. and son of Wakefield, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cary and Wallace of Pilger and Mary Holmes of Wayne were among hose attending. Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Ramm and attended the Kempet reunion Sunday family which was held at the Ta-Ha Zouka Park at Norfolk. Auction sale will be held at the Albers Style Shoppe, Wisner, Nebraska, on Wednesday evening, August 26, at 8 p. m. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Graf of Winside spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Isaac. Mr.

and Mrs. Emil Heller and Phyllis, Mr. and Mrs. Elton Roe and Mrs. Olga Klawitter spent the past week in the Black Hills and points in Wyoming and western Nebraska.

THANK YOUI wish to thank my friends for their votes in the Primary Election, especially from this precinct. PAUL KINGSLEY I'VE FOUND A WAY TO GET LOW HOG FEEDING COSTS "Feed corn alone and you actually throw away 6 bushels. Here's how 1 figure. It takes about 12 bushels of corn to make a 100 pounds of pork I've found it only takes to 6 bushels when you balance it with 35 to 40 pounds of a mixed protein supplement That's certainly cutting feeding costs." Nutreno Pig and Hog Nuggets is a rich blend of 7 efficient proteins, with vitamins and minerals According to latest scientific information Nutrena Pig and Hog Nuggets does a real job of balancing your farm grains. Let us tell you how Nutrena can help you get good money for your grain with low cost.

rapid qains. FEED Nutriena 10. Pig and flog NUGGETS Pilger Milling Co. Pilger, Nebraska Rites Held Wednesday For Mrs. Christensen Anna Rasmussen, daughter of Inger and Ole Rasmussen, was born at Rodvig, Denmark, on December 9, 1873, and passed away at her home in Pilger August 10, 1942, at the age of 68 years, 8 months and 1 day.

She had been in ill health for many years, her illness becom-1 ing serious about six weeks ago. Anna Rasmussen was baptized and confirmed in the Danish Lutheran Church in Denmark. While a resident of Fremont she was associated with the First Lutheran church and was a member of the ladies aid society. In July, 1894, she came to the United States, making her home in Omaha. In 1898 she was united in marriage to Alfred Clausen and to this union was born one daughter, Alfreda.

Mr. Clausen passed away in October of the same year. Following his death she resided at Fremont, later moving to Stanton County. On April 18, 1900 she was united in marriage to Peter M. Christensen.

To this union was born five children. They made their home on a farm northeast of Pilger where they resided for 29 years. Retiring from the farm in 1929, they moved to Fremont. Two years later they returned to Pilger where she was residing at the time of her death. Her husband preceded her in death July 14, 1941, one daughter Fern and two sisters also preceded her in death.

She leaves to mourn five children Alfreda, Mrs. Jensen; Elise, Mrs. Daly Carson; Wil. liam, Emil and Pete all resid. ing around Pilger, seven grandchildren, two sisters, Mrs.

Bertha Larsen of Ogallalla, Nebraska and Mrs. Laura Hansen of Denmark, two brothers N. Rasmussen of Burley, Idaho, Rasmus Rasmussen of Huntsville, Utah and a host of other at relatives and friends. Funeral services were held Wednesday August 10 at the home at two o'clock, and at two, of thirty at the St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Pilger.

Rev. Knud Larsen of Laurel conducted the services. Palibearers were Andrew Petersen, Lars Petersen, Hans Miller, Harvey Petersen, John Jensen and Carl Christensen. Singing was conducted by Miss Neola Dohren, Mrs. Gifford Burris, Henry J.

Shultz. and Mrs. Ed Rennick, organist. We sincerely wish to express our gratitude to all who SO kindly assisted us during the illness, death and burial of our beloved mother. Your kindness will long be remembered.

Mrs. Freda Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Daly Carson Mr. and Mrs.

William Christensen Mr. and Mrs. Emil Christensen Mr. and Mrs. Pete Christensen Remember Bataan Invest A Dime Out of Every Dollar in U.S.

War Bonds PILGER THEATRE FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY AUGUST 21-22-23 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM Jackie Cooper, Sweet Susanna "Glamour Boy" Minute men of the sea- ard Arlen, Jean Parker in "Torpedo Boat" Show starts at 8:00 p. m. Admission 11-25-30c (Tax Included) Kingsburg News Mr. and Mrs: Earl Scherer and family were Friday evening supper guests at the O. M.

Scherer home. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jaeke were Sunday dinner guests at the L.

R. Smith home in Dodge. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sackrider and Mrs.

George DeWitt and Gregg and Carole of Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. Celester Jaeke and Larry were Sunday dinner guests at the Ed Jaeke home. Mr. and Mrs.

August Brockemeir and daughters spent Tuesday in Norfolk, Mrs. Orden Allen left Sunday afternoon for Ayer, Massachusetts to visit her husband who is stationed at Fort Devins. Evelyn Ann Thompson of Wisner is visiting at the Arthur Glaubius home. Mrs. Pearl Daniell of Stanton was an over night guest at the O.

M. Scherer home Saturday. Miss Carole DeWitt of Lincoln spent Thursday and Friday with Mrs. Pearl Daniell at Stanton. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Jaeke were Sunday dinner guests at the Bill Renner home in Norfolk. Miss Gerta Brockemeir, who was employed at the Walter Vahle home this summer, near Dodge returned home Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Harsch entertained relatives at a dinner Sunday. Master Terry Scherer spent this week at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. 0.

M. Scherer. Mrs. Herman Sasse spent Friday at the Edgar Sasse home. Saturday evening guests at the Henry Scherer home were Mr.

and Mrs. O. M. Scherer and Bob, Mr and Mrs. Earl Scherer and family and Mrs.

Pearl Daniell of Stanton. Friday dinner guests at the Walter Layton home were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lind and sons, Mrs. Rova Layton, Earl Layton and Mrs.

Etta Pilger and Ray of Plainview. Mrs. Clara Knudson and Grace of Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pillar and Mary Belie of Stanton and Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Layton and Ruth spent Sunday evening at the Louie Belz home. Mrs. Leland Carson and chiidren of Stanton accompanied Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne Carson to Cherokee, Iowa, where they will visit at the Carson home. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Carson have spent the past week visiting relatives here. Vernon Thies who has been employed at Julesburg, Colorado returned home Thursday to visit relatives here for a few days before he leaves for the Army.

Miss Leora Townsend of Danbury accompanied him here. Monday supper guests at the Leland Bordner home were Mr. and Mrs. Gus Woeppel of Stanton, Mrs. Jesse Murphy of Rapid City, South Dakota, and Miss Anna Daniel of Long Beach, California.

Mrs. Murphy remained at the Bordner home for a longer visit. POULTRY RAISERS! FREE FULL SIZE, GLASS ROLLING PIN of With purchase of one pound SALSBURY'S A VI packed in rolling pie The Ideal tonic and poultry fleck conditioner. in Users praise results. Advertised your favorite and poultry papers.

Sppply is limited. See today. Winch Pharmacy Theo Olk and Charles Roe went to Orchard Monday where they will be employed. Mrs. Dave O'Brien and.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Foy spent Tuesday in Stanton. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Young of Norfolk spent Sunday at the A. H. Heckendorf home. Harlan McCoy of Lincoln and Mr. and Mrs.

W. A. Langley of Springview spent the week end at the Donald McCoy home. Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Stonacek spent Sunday afternoon at Clarkson at the Mrs. Marie Podany home. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mattsson of Wisner spent Monday evening at the George Kennedy home.

Richard Nichols of Norfolk is spending this week with Eric Baird at the A. H. Heckendori home. Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Steffens and sons spent from Wednesday to Saturday visiting relatives in Iowa. Wm. Koepke and family and Marlene Bomar spent Sunday at the Henry Carstens home in Winside. Mrs. C.

G. Hagerman and Sandra Lee of Norfolk spent Sunday afternoon at the Mrs. Maude Sheets home. Mr. and Mrs.

John Podany and Arlene of Wayne were Saturday supper guests at the Louis Stonacek home. Mr. and Mrs. E. 0.

Siecke left Friday morning for College Station, Texas after spending the past two weeks here visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Chace, Ada and Bud, Mrs. Alex Rabeler of Bovina, New York and Miss Dola Wolverton attended the Fremont 4-H fair held at Mrs.

John Hanna and Esther spent the week end at the N. G. Daniell home. Esther returned to the Lutheran Hospital in Norfolk Monday where she will be employed. Proceedings of the Village Board Pilger, Nebraska August 10, 1942 Minutes of a regular meeting of the Village Board.

Members present were: McManigal, Foy, Lorensen and Kennedy. Meeting was called to order by Chairman McManigal and minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. The following bills were presented: Chas. Siecke $75.00 Chas. Siecke 50.00 Consumers Public Power 65.20 Otto Thies 1.05 Farmers Union Coop.

Ass'n. 43.94 Leuck McManigal 27.22 Otto Glaser 15.00 Lorensen Bros. 6.38 Chas. Siecke 1.71 Stanton County News 1.50 Louis Foy 1.10 Earl Bordner 2.45 Moved by Foy, seconded by Lorensen, to allow all bills as read. Motion carried.

There being no further business, meeting adjourned subject to call. F. J. Otradovec, Village Clerk. WANT ADS NOTICE No trespassing on my farm southwest of Pilger.

Anyone caught doing so will be prosecuted according to law. Harry Cary. Auction sale will be held at the Albers Style Shoppe, Wisner, Nebraska, on Wednesday evening, August 26, at 8 p. m. Are You Looking Ahead, Mrs.

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