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ftAtS DAILY fmmSDAY, SO, Ellis County Farm. News WALKER Herbert PLEASANT HILL tBdwfn J. Prttftr Vernon Henry and ters of and Mrs. Jim Mosiefr And family of Wlnfleld were guests dinner on Frtdav at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Lewis Riedel and family. The group old Fort College Mr. and Alfred England and gVturdiiy Joey and Barbara June, nrrlfed Wednesday from New Bedford, to visit relatives and' ftiends for two weeks. Mrs. Agnes England and Mrs Jane Gottschalk visited their brother.

Francis Befort at Hartley ndspJUl in Hays' Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Younger and Mr. and Mrs.

Jake Gross were among those enjoying the dancing fcarty at the Bill Befort farm Sftt- urdav night celebrating the birth- Hay 'and wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Befort Jr. of Hays. Mr.

and Mrs. Connie Pfannenstiel and family of Munjor were Thursday evening visitors at the home of'Mr. and Mrs. C. A.

Pfannenstiel and family. Mrs. Moore went to Nebraska on Saturday to attend a fam- 'lly reunion, and especially to visit an aunt and cousin in Reynolds. Mrs. WUma Losey of Gove and her houseguests, Mr.

and Mrs. Bud Peterson and son of New York City, were guesta at dinner and -afternoon visitgrs Thursday at the Jliome of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Riedel and children. Bud Peterson spent the afternoon on the Fort Hays College campus.

Mrs. Don Gill and daughter Dara recently moved to Colorado.) were Friday evening visitors at th 'home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Youn gar and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Florian Engel near Ellis were Thursday evening visitors at the home of Mr. Mrs. Alois Leiker and family. These folks enjoyed a family re picnic in the Hays park Sun afternoon: Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Joey and Barbara of New pan, whei-e aha taught the past in an Army Air Force elementary school. Prior to her year in Japan. Miss Murphy taught a year at Goose Bay, Labrador, and the coming year she will be assigned to a school in France. She left Monday for Oklahoma City to spend several days on business.

Fellowship group of the (tor-barn community church returned home Saturday from Camp Washunga near Junction City where they spent week. They were Kenneth Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Schulte snd daughters visltfd Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dnuber at Bunker Hill Sunday afternoon.

Henry Bet-ens and Mrs. Leo Robbens transacted business at Hutchinson Friday. They met Mrs. Robben's son at the nil-port. Mrs, Harvey Truan attended the miscellaneous bridal shower honoring Janice Tnian who will be wed in July.

The shower was held the home of Mrs. Carl Savage in Russell Monday evening, Mr. snd Mrs. Gilbert Rohr nnd family moved to Walker Monday. (They had previously lived with Craven, Stewart Brown, rs Rohr's Lindesmith.

Patty Kingen, nie Mae Morris. Karen Brown, Su-j nn (1 san Losey. Carol Uni Schwartzj ays visitedI and jward Froelich nnd family and Mrs. and Mrs. Schmeidler- and Barbara Schmidt.

Guests Saturday evening in the gtrampl Sunday afternoon. Herman Hammerand Mr. and Adam Jacobs home were Mr. and and Mrs. Henry Bieker of of rvnwru r.

ano Idaho, Mrs. Bud Spansol of Great Mrs. Wi-ndelln Brauri of Vincent Bend. Mrs. Bud Wagner of Don-j visited Mr.

and Mrs. Al Braun and family Sunday evening. Mrs. LflVern Dreiling and family of Victoria visited Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Wngner Tlnrrsday evening. Anton Riedel spent the week in Denver with his son and family, Mr. and Mm. Mike Riedel. Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Brungardt are the proud parents of a baby girl ver. Mrs. Julius Bicker, Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Ehrlich and children and Mr. and Mrs. Vitgil Jacobs, all of Russell. Mrs. Joe Dreiling and Mrs Philomena Kuhn.

Mr. Bteker is a nephew of Mrs, Jacobs. Mrs. Kuhn and Mrs. Dreiling.

He and his wife visited relatives in Hays, Victoria and Ellis last week. Editor his Editor MKtf out A few days ago, Adlfll E. Stevenson said: "Keep Khrushchev out of the 1980 campaign." To this we agree wholeheartedly. i The citizens of this country should SUnd behind our President in his dealings with the communists. He is sincere in his efforts to promote -the peace of the world and the welfare of the people generally.

The failure of the Summit Conference at Paris In May was not due to the U2 Incident but was the result of the Insults and abuse of Khrushchev which was most unbecoming to lender of a nation. The mob demonrtration inspired and promoted by Communists which resulted In the cancelling of President Elsenhower's visit to Ja- and Daryl wert supper guests Monday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Robert CarmichAeJ and family in Plftlnville. Mr.

and Mrs. Lowell Erwin, Sherry and Melody of Ottawa, 111., were Monday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stein and boys. Mrs.

Vet-da SfiVipson accompan- ed Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Overholser, to the Cedar Bluffs Dam, WaKeeney and Hill City.

Mrs. J. W. Moser. Debra, David and Dana, of visited at the O.

L. Moser home from Wed nesday to Saturday. Mrs. Moser attended a Music School at for Hays on Thursday and Friday. Mrs.

H. A. Simpson and girls were Thursday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. O. E.

Harrison In Plain- vllle. Mrs. Harold Glen and daughters of Great Bend were additiona visitors. Mr. and Mrs.

George Earnest of Englewood, arrived Thurs- Factors To Consider In Hiring Custom Combines This community was shocked tojborn Tuesday morning at St. learn of the of Mr. and Mrs.JAnthony Hospital in Hays. The Ralph Baumnicker on Saturdayigirl weighed pounds. 11 ounces, in a two-car collision southwest of: Mr.

and Mrs Robert Younger Gorham. We wish to extend family of Wichita were Sun- most heartfelt sympathy to evening supper euests of Mr! bereaved children, Eileen. Tom and and Mrs. Harry Tnran and Stephen, Mr. and Mrs.

B. Wagner 1 LH Mr. and Mm. Luke Copp. Judy.JKelvin transacted business at Great! 0 Diane.

Mary Agnes and MikeyiBend Wednesday. pan was could not prevent the Government of Japan from renewing its treaty with the government of the United States. A Japanese prelate. Msgr. Francis Shichida.

now' in the United Slates, described the rioting in Japan MS art irrational outburst by the misguided students who do not represent the overwhelming majority of Japan's ninety million people. He also pointed out that the rioting has been centered in Tokyo, where most Japanese Communists live. Msgr. Shichida said: 'But on the rest of the main is-' ands of Japan the people love and (respect the Americans. While in Japan drove to Salina Saturday on Mr.

and Mrs- the the complete collapse of Asi Sever-in certainly." "fre Wednesday. Again the Soviet governmen in Hays, disrupted a conference by 1m Mr. and Mrs. Ed J. Pfeifer, Clarence Befort tMr.

and Mrs. Adolph Gottschalk and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy A rWilson and son David, Mr. and Mrs I Francis Befort-and daughters of Gorham.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred England and I Barbara friends in Hays afternoon. were Mrs. SMamie Sauerwein and Mr.

and Mrs. Jake Gross and family. i Mr. and Mrs. Nick Rohr of Hays gand Mr.

and Mrs. Alois Leiker were fSunday evening visitors at the rbome of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence and family, Mrs. Elmer Schuckman and fam- ily of were guests at dinner Saturday at the home of her and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Barnes. Misses Mary Alice and Barbara' I Jean Fisher spent Sunday after- fenoon visiting Karen and Patricia fPfeifer at the Albert J. Pfeifer I home. Miss Irvin, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs, Lester Irvin and three Bother girls of her church group left 5Monday for Abilene to attend a Methodist Youth Camp and Camp Dell. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fisher and Jfamily were Sunday evening vislt- at the home of Mr, and Mrs. -JiRalph Fisher and family in Hays.

3 and Mrs. Nick Klaus and Kenny, of Munjor were Wed evening visitors at the nf icre Saturday to get his children, anetta, Denise and Darrell 'ho had spent a month with their rrandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G. E.

Portland while their parents were in a trip to Alaska. jhome of Mr. and Mrs, Victor s' Younger and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred England and '''Joey and Barbara, Mr. and Mrs Gottschalk, Mr. and Mrs J. Pfeifer and Mr. and Mrs Wilson and David were Mon- gday evening visitors at the home Mr.

and Mrs. Alex Pfeifer and jf'lamily. Mr. and Mrs. Pfeifer Sunday evening after va- and touring in eight Estates in the northwestern section also parts qf Canda.

GORHAM NEWS By Mrs. Luke Copp Mr. and Mrs. Henry Riedel of I aStockton were Sunday guests of sthe former's sister, Mrs. Bill No- and Mr.

Nowak, I' Mr, and Mrs. Emerald Dechant Sand children Randy and Lorraine gof Hays were Sunday guests in the I'home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milke. I 1 and Mrs.

Arthur Froelich Gorham are the parents of a bom at the Russell hos- Spital Tuesday, June 21. She nine pounds at birth. The pittle Miss has three sisters, Gin- foer, Joyce and two wan brothers, Randy and Bobby. Their and, Mr. and Mrs.

Adolph joyed a supper in the on Sunday. Dennis Copp returned home cie, The Learn to group of thehng its delegation walk out of th Star 4-H met with Mrs. Har-fGeneva disarmament conferenc i.rey at her home Monday. And again, as be in attendance tht? 3 Soviet dictator-ship trie 3 11 51 Connie Dersna blame the United States for thi nome Patty and Kingen, Dinkel and Jenny Robbeaj. Mrs.

Sthraitt is Mr. Johnli When a communist die cannot dominate a confer Scluniu at Qalde.v, Mr. and be it. It is a sad exper for the people of the fre those people now held in Crawford! subjection by the communist die in the Copp who was a paUeflt; 5 pent. a few days in Missouri oppression.

These peo VA hospital in 5p, -n-, l-nl. fnr frfurtnm anri the past three weeks, returned tor the home of his parents, Mr. did aom finte- ffl and "Mrs. Wilfred Robbed The 'only hope for these, captiv evening I people is a strong and vigilant free the bonds of slavery. drive this for the needy Mrs.

Bob Brull and Francis of -le in Chile. jHays visited Mrs: Frank Schulte. Darrell Anderson of Denver wasjand Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schulte 4 a.v.-' Mrs.

Mike Copp on Saturday. of Mr. and Mrk Edward world to break Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Riedel andiFroeJich and family, Elmer spent Tuesday eveningj Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Weird and with Mr. and Mrs. Sev-' family of Great Bend visited Mr enn Riedel and family. an Mrs.

AnsJera Braan and The of I sponsored a Saturday and Sunday. and daughters Wednesday after- HYACINTH AND RURAi HAV8 NEWS Novaline Dreher Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dillman of iansas City were overnight jruests of Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Jbert Wednesday. They then went to Denver to spend the summer vith Mr. and Mrs. John Wynn. Mr.

and Mrs. Wendelin Dreher and Charlotte of Lamed visited Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ubert and bey and Mrs. Agnes Brungardt and Sheila on Wednesday, Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph'Pfeifer and daughter of Manhattan were weekend visitors of Mrs. Jacob Pfeifer and Junior. Joe Dreher, Joey and Derrall, and Isadore Dreher of Victoria were in Palco Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Marion Joy were visitors Monday in the Isadore Schmeidler home at Severin. Mr, and Mrs. Joe Dreher and Mr. and Mrs.

Isadore Dreher were Saturday visitors of Dan Schmidt- merger and Herman Gross at Victoria. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Nulton of Hays were supper guests Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs.

Isidore Binder and Sharon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Braun were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs Bernard Younger in Hays.

Joe Dreher and Joey and Derrall were Monday callers at the Ralph Brull home in Hays. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Braun and visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Otto Dreilrng in Victoria. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ubert of Des 'lain, arrived Monday to visit irir. and Mrs.

Leo Buckler and Vtr. and Mrs. Al Ubert, Carol 'and "erry and other relatives. Mrs. Minnie Denning and Miss Jatherine Schlerwan of Denver Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Gabel and Jarol of Munjor were Tuesday risitors of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dre- ler and family. Mrs.

Dennis Buchman of Oak- noon. Mr. and Mrs. Al Braun transacted business at Salina Saturday Those from Walker attending the wake of Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Baumrucker at Brock's Funeral Home in Hays were: Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schulte, Mrs, Frank Schulte Mr. and Mrs. B.

J. Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leiker, Mr and Mrs. Herbert Wagner.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Pplcyn of 3orham visited Mr. and Mrs. B.

J. Wagner Monday evening. Everet Schrant, Junior Robben and Mrs. Mike Jacobs attended mass here Sunday morning. Rich Denning of Victoria and John Riedel called at the Herbert Wagner home Wednesday evening'.

The advanced sewing group will meet with their leader, Mrs. Em Pfeifer, Mrs. Alvin Dortland, Mrs Emett Morris. They met at the Mrs. Walter Leiker home Thursday afternoon.

nother is the former Mary Ann post, daughter of Gottfried Yost iof Gorham, and the paternal fgrandparents are Mr. and Mrs Jonas Froelich of Utica, Antoinette Anderson in iqnjpany with Dr. B. J. and Mrs.

1 of Victorja were in Ham- over the weekend to the golden wedding anni- fjrsary of Or, Anderson's twin Ipther, Arthur Andei'son and Mrs. Dderson. and Mrs. Marion Smith and 'opr children, of Littleton, the past week with her sis, Mrs. Harold Froelich and fam- and other relatives, Alban Leiker and son, of Denver are spending sev- at their farm home Qorham.

Mr. Leiker ijli here week and Brungardt of Bogue, Mrs, Killian Lang of Ellis, William Ubert of Zurich, Mrs. Sally Mo'lleker of Hays and Mrs. Frank Braun were Wednesday visitors of Mr. and Mrs, Al Ubert, Carol and Jerry.

Mr. and Mrs. John Dourne and Barbara of Plainville, Janice Hammersmith of Topeka a'nd Leona Sander were Sunday visitors in the Sebastian Graf home. Donald Dreher of Gorham and Cletus Graf were Friday visitors of Mr. and Mrs, Joe Dreher.

Wendelin Sander was a supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Hammersmith and Mary at Gorham on Sunday. Al Garrvett of Plainville, Mr. Mrs.

Isadore Dreher and Sheila of Victoria and Mr. and Mrs. Al Goeta and Jim were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrsl Joe Dreher. Pan Brungardt of Yocemento visited at the John Sander home Sunday.

Virgil Barber of TurkviUe, Ed Schmidtberger of, Plainville and Sebastian Graf visited at Up Joe Dreher home Monday, -Me. and-Mrs. Alfred England, New 8edfprdi VICTORIA NEWS Ry Jeauu- te ir Janice and Jeanette and Mrs. Alvin R. Sander were visiting patients, Mrs.

Clara' Berens and Mrs at St Anthony Sander was a Hospital Friday. Mrs. Alvin 'R. visitor- of Mrs. Jake Berens Friday at Russell and also a dinner guest Mrs.

Paul Bricker and boys of Gorham were Monday morning callers of Mrs. A. R. Sander and H. H.

Ber-ens of Victoria. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hoffman and girls attended the wake and funeral of Mrs. Anna Storm in Ellis Tuesday, Mr.

and Mrs. Alvin R. Sander- were Monday callers in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bricker and boys of Gorham.

Mr. and Mrs. Julius Leiker and family were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Art Berens and Torn of Gorham Mr.

and Mrs. Dan Hoffman, Cindy and Sandy accompanied by Mrs. Dan Brungardt, Jeanette and Bernette of Yocemento motored to Aurora, Sunday where th6 women attended the bridal shower for a niece and cousin, Miss Patricia Pfeifer whose marriage to James Mills will occur in Aurora June 30. Mr. and Mrs.

Alvin R. Sander of nu rla and Mrs Fredrnand Wellbrock and daughter of Codell and Mr, and Mrs. Steve Wellbrock and children were Sunday evening Election Year Appropriations If it were possible, there shoulc be a rule that Congress could no jpass any appropriations for new 'projects or increase appropria tions, with the possible exception of defense measures, in an elec tion year. The bills that are plaguing members of Congress in this final session before the election are money bills. Many of these proposed appropriations seem to be slanted to influence voters.

This is not al" together the fault of the congressmen. It is more the fault of the people who promote such legislation. Such people use these schemes with intimidation and threats to the candidate. If he does not support their legislation, they will work against him. This is a vicious game, not conducive to good or free government.

Many of the large organized groups and organizations have pul up impressive office buildings in the national capitol and state capitols, close to the seat of government from which they operate powerful lobbies. This often results in government by lobbies rather than by legislators and statesmen And selfish interests are served al the expense of the taxpayer. Lobbies can serve a good purpose, if they don't turn into pressure groups. The individual congressman or legislator does not have the time to make the necessary research into the various problems in our multiple and complex society. He should listen to an able and sincere lobbyist with an open mind and weigh this information how it will effect the general public and his own constit uents, Then he should be free to exercise his own best judgment without pressure.

If this nation is. to endure, we must return to the philosophy the great Commoner, Abraham Lincoln, with government of the people, by the people, and for The people. SALINE VALLEY Sunflower Sisters Club of and Mrs. Francis Mfcw.fand Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Weifw of Haye were Friday eve- of Mr.

and Mrs. Jsi ler and Sharon, jam ifn. UQ of jfen Wedhtuday visitors of AJ and boys. Joe Dreher and Mrs. Al toy Wellbrock and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Milke of Gorham were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs. Bill Vonfelrit and Mrs Barbara Windholz of here. Miss Jeanette Sander and Grace Windholz were Sunday afternoon visitors of Dottie Dixori and Yvonne Slingerlaud of Russell.

and Mrs. Harry Romme and son were visiting in Victoria Sun- with Mr and ke LOST CANYON Mary Jean Rohleder Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rohleder were visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. John Preillng and Albert Sunday afternoon, Mr, and Mrs.

Otto Rohleder, Paul, Arlene and Rose Ann were business callers in Hays Thursday and Friday. RoueAnn Rohleder, daughter of Mr. and Otto RohledeY, spent Friday end with Mr. and Mrs. Albert A.

Riedel of Hays. Elizabeth Kuhn, daughter of Mr. and Clarence Kuh.n, soent Thursday and Friday with her Mrs. Don Harbaugh and Donna and Mrs. Alvin Dutt of Russell, 'were guests in the N.

Slimmer home Thursday. Mr-, and Mrs. Charles Huffman Chuckle and Craig, spent Father's Day visiting in Susank and Hois ing ton. Mr. and Mrs.

David Edelman anc children, who have been visiting at the Robert Bullock home, returnee to their- home in Casper, Saturday morning, Sunflower Sister's Club met at the home of Helen Hall, Thursday afternoon, with eight members and one guest, Mrs; Olive Stein, present, the business meeting Donna Hall entertained the club by playing two piano solos. Lunch was served by the hostess. Saline Homenmkers met at the Saline' Valley SchooJ, Wed uesday Mrs. Carl Chaney presided over the business meeting. Mrs.

Betty Brandenburg, Ellis unty Home Economics Agent, was a guest. The Jesson for the evening consisted of a discussion of the second part of the lesson on Home given by Mrs. Shuck man, of the Buckeye Unit. Lunch was served by Mrs. Carl Chaney.

Mrs. and Jerry were in Hays Thursday attending to business. and Mrs. Floyd Clark have recently moved into the K. Simpson property, formerly occupied by the Q.

Brumitt family. Mrs. Myrl Slimmer returned home from the hospital Wednesday evening. Her infant son, Alan, remained at the hospital for several days; Mr, and MM- nie and grandmother Mra. 'and Plauwille were Wednesday.

quests of and Mrs. jerry. I. Mr. and.

Warren of Pomona. Tuesday evening gueitf Mr, aijd Hn OharelB Huffman and Mr. and C. p. aiwit, Urry jday for a visit with Mr.

and Mrs Charles Huffman. Mrs. E. Mills and Mrs. Beth Munsel and Donna of Plainville were Monday evening visitors In the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Cecil Berry. Mrs. H. A.

Simpson and girls called at the home of Mrs. Harold Hall Friday evening. Toni and Mardi wer-e overnight guests of Donna Hall. Mrs. N.

R. Slimmer and Mrs. R. C. Beshears were in Ellsworth Friday visiting Mrs.

Ben Steinle. a patient In the Ellsworth hospital. Mrs. Steinle is a sister of Mrs. Slimmer.

Charles Bleskan of Denver, has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Huffman for the past week. KHOENCHEN Mrs. Joe Hertel By Ken Albright Ellis County Agent We know that many farmers are trying to determine, with ft good wheat crop in prospect, whether to hire custom combines.

If you already own a machine, you can't afford not to use it, However, during past years custom operations have been fairly stable and efficient. With most, it is a business, and they do a satisfactory job. Present estimates have it that 5,000 out-of-state combines will be used in Kansas, plus 4,000 Kansas combines working out of their home area. Cutting rates are running at about last year's level of $3.50 to $4.50 per acre. What about buying and operating your own machine? You should consider (1) Whether you will use it enough lo justify ownership, (2) Whether you can get custom service when you want it, (3) if a possible delay of- operation would cause losses greater than the savings by custom cutters, (4) The personal satisfaction of owning a machine and (5) The outlay of money necessary to own a combine.

In a. recent publication, "What it costs to use Farm Machinery" SB-417, released by Kansas State University, researchers found it cost $3.60 pet acre, under the conditions specified. If custom fates were $3.50 per acre, a farmer would want to consider hiring. If you hire a custom operator and do other work while he is harvesting, your lime may be worth as much as if you driving the machine. Mr.

and Mrs. Aloysius Schmid and girls of Hays called Wednes day evening on Mr: and Mrs. John ny Schmidt and family and Mrs Alex Schmidt. Mrs. Isidore Dinges and Mrs Albinus Munsch were Wednesday morning business shoppers in LaCrosse.

Miss Edna Jane Pfannenstie and Mrs. Mable Pfannenstiel of here left Tuesday afternoon on the train for Denver. They returnee home on Friday. Anna Biekei took care of Mrs. Mable Pfannenstiel's family while she was gone Mrs.

Harvey Schmedeman of Topeka, spent Wednesday with her mother Mrs. Anna Gottschalk and Rose. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Klaus of Hays are the parents of a son born on Thursday at St.

Anthony hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Klaus of McCracken and Mr. and Mrs.

Julius Werth of They now have three sons. Mr. and Mrs. Felix Gottschalk, Donna and Helen of Hays, Rev. Alvin Werth of St.

Louis were Thursday supper- guests of Mrs, Gottschalk's mother, Mrs. Nick K. Werth and Florine. Miss Cathy Munsch returned to icr home on Thursday afternoon after spending a few days in Hays vith her grandfather, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Leiker. The sons of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Claus of Hays are staying with their grandparents, and Mrs. Julius Werth and family while their mother is in the hospital.

Mrs. Eddy Fischer of Ellis and Mrs. Gus Werth called on Mrs. Albinus Munsch Friday afternoon. Mrs.

Alfred Werth of Salina spent a few days visiting with Mrs. Johanna Werth and Anna Bieker. Mr. and Mrs. Aegedius Munsch and family visited Sunday in Hays with Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Leiker. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hertel and girls were Saturday evening visitors of Mr.

and Mrs. Norbert Hasel- hor-st and family near Hays. Mr. and Mrs. Augustine and Dale of Salina and Miss Darlene Dreher of Hays were Sunday dinner guests df Mr.

and Mrs. Philip Dreher. They also attended church services here. Mrs. Nick R.

Werth and Florine of here and Rev. Fr. Alvin Werth of St. Louis attended the family reunion of Mr. and Mrs.

Philip "ottschalk and family of Hays on Friday evening- on lottschalk "farm. the Vernon Mr. and Mrs. Alex Vinemiller Ellis and Francis Schmidt of Denver were Saturday overnight guests of Mr. and Alex Schmidt Mrs.

Joe Herman and Debbie of iaCrosse were Sunday dinner uests of Mr, and Mrs. Isidore Dinges and family. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Klaus and sons were Sunday supper guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald Randa and 'amily. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Vinemeier of Sllis, Francis Schmidt of Denver and Mr.

and Mrs. Johnny Schmidt were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Schmidt, Mrs. Harry Dechant and family of Lieberithal called Sunday morn- ng on Mr.

and. Mrs. Jim' Dinges and family, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Basgall and family of Plainville and Mr.

and Mrs'. Johnny Basgall and sons of LaCrosse were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Munach. Mr, and Mrs.

Alois Befort of reat Bend were Saturday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Werth. Mr, and Mrs. Jim Dingea and amily visited Mr, and Mrs.

Bob Binder and family in Hays, Sunday ivening, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Werth ac- 'ompanied Mr. and Mrs. Albinus Munsoto to; LaCrosse Sunday to at supper at a restaurant.

Mr. and Mrs. Art Wagner family of Victoria visited Sundaj with her mother, Mrs. Anto; Werth and family; Mr. and Mrs.

Isidore Dinges an Pa my visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Werth anc family at Hays. Mr. and Mrs.

Billy Stone am baby of Hays, Mr. and Mrs. Leste Jraf and family of Great Bend and Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Lee Werth Wichita visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs.

Larry Werth and familj and with Mrs. Frank Werth and family. Mr-, and Mrs. Joel Zimmerman and family of Hays were Saturday overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs Zimmerman and family.

They also attended church services here Mr. and Mrs. Roman Degenhardt and family of Loretta visited Sun day evening with Mr. and Mrs. An nas Werth.

Leland Werth of Hays was a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs Julius Werth and family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Werth of Hays visited Mr.

and Mrs. Gus Werth and son, Sunday. Tommy Dinges was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Juliu: Klaus and sons.

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Zimmerman and family of Plainville visited Thursday evening with Mr! anc Mrs. Matt Zimmerman and family Mrs. Gilbert Rebel and family of Ness City visited Monday afternoon with Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Randa. EMMERAM By Mrs. Tony Windholz Mr. and Mrs.

Seraphine Windholz and family were in Hays Wednesday on business. Mr. and, Mrs. Francis Polifka of Catherine spent Thursday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Ambrose Brungardt and Patty. Mrs. Clarence Kuhn and family were in Hays on Wednesday. Mr, and Mrs. Ben Windholz were business callers in Victoria on Friday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Tony Windholz, Allen and Altarena, were in Victoria and Gorham on Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

Ray J. were business callers in Plainville Saturday evening. Banns of matrimony were announced Sunday for the first time for Verland Norman Windholz of this parish and Virginia Montgomery of WaKeeney. Allen Windholz was a dinner Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.

Wendelin Wittman and sons at Vincent. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hammerschmidt and family of Victoria, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.

Tony Windholz and family. Reinholdi Windholz, Barbara Windholz and Alfred Appelhans Jr. of Collyer, Mr. and Mrs. Celestine Windholz of Victoria were visitors Sunday of Adam Windholz, Mr.

and Mrs. Seraphin Windholz and family, tt Mr. and Ronald Rohleder and daughters Lisa and Sherrill spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Brungardt and Patty.

Tony Windholz and Allen called on Mr. and Mrs. Fidelia Schmeidler and family north of Catherine. YOCEMENTO NEWS By Mrs, Gilbert Meis Mr. and Mrs.

N. Dinges and Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Carl and daughters of Hays were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs Leroy Dinges and family.

Dan Brungardt, Jeanette and Bernette, Mrs. Dan Hoffman "Mndy and Sandy, Mrs. Rose Weisner, Mrs. Herb Hutchinson and Mrs. Mary Pfeifer of Hays went to Aurora Sunday to attend a bridal shower honoring Miss Patricia Pfeifer, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Pfeifer. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson and family, Wauneta, Nebr.i were Friday and Saturday guests at the home of his mother, Mrs, Sophus Johnson and family, Mr, and Mrs.

Elmer Kuhn and 'amily and Peter Pfeifer Were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kreutzer and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Jghnny Lpnnon and r. and Mrs, Marvin Rupp went to Ejlis-Saturday evening to visit Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Bittel. Pam and Steve Klaus stjent Sat- irriay with the Guy Mr. and Mrs.

Victor Frow and 'amily were Sunday evening guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pfeifer and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard and Jack and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Straily went to Abilene Sunday to visit the Eisenhower Museum. Mrs. Alvin Hammerschmidt and Alvin and Miss Lana Borgell of Zenda arrived Saturday to visit Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Mclntosh and familVi Little Annette Hammer- Schmidt returned home with them on Sunday after spending several days at the Mclntosh home. Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Gassner and daugh ters were Mrs.

Annie Robinson Dennison, Misa Hester man of Flint, Wilfred Criss man of Flint, Harry Criss man and Mrs. Grace Replogle. Mrs. Herman 'Ploutz, Mrs Adolph Schulz and Mrs. Jim Shuk up and grandaughter, all of Ells worth spent Thursday at the home of Mrs.

Martha Fogle and daugh ters. guests of Mr. and Mm. Walter intosh. Mr.

and Mrs. Marvin Stfally tertained with a wiener roast Tuesday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hetrick arid family. Mrs.

Jennie Straijy and Mr. atid Mrs. Marvin Stfaity Jf. and family, Francis Mclnlosh of Atwood spent from Saturday until Monday with his parents, the Walter Mc- Intoshes. Mr.

and Mrs. Lester Paget of Luray spent Friday and Saturday with her mother, Mrs. Jennla Slrailv. CATHERINE By Pamela Schmidt Friday guests of Mr. and-Mrs Andrew Rupp were Mr.

and Mrs Alec Spier, Alvin and Ernie, Mike Rupp and children and Henry Rupp and children. Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson returned home Friday evening'from Oklahoma where they had been cutting- wheat. Mr.

and Mrs. John Knoll spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs Andrew Korbe of Hays. Mrs. Dick Kreutzer, Mary and Gloria, Mrs.

Alfred Arnold, Mrs Killian Kreutzer, Mrs. E. Schmeid- "er and children of WaKeeney, Mrs. Dharles Stecklein and children, Mrs. J.

J. Seawald and Mrs. Chris Albrande and Darlene, all of Denver, Mrs. Alex Schott and Stanley of California, Mrs. Elmer 'Kuhii and children and Mr.

and Mrs. Joe 7. Unrein visited at the Pete Pfei- 'er home Wednesday afternoon. Elmer Rupp was a Sunday evening dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin Rupp and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Stadelman and family and Petie Dieser Wednesday evening guests at the Dan Brungardt home. Mr.

and Mrs. Ben Pederman, Av. and Mrs. Gene Pederman and Floyd Pederman, all of Ellsworth vere Sunday guests of Mrs. Marha Fogle and daughters.

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hoffman and daughters of Victoria spent Friday evening with the Dan Brungardt 'amily. Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Mclntosh and Dorothy were Mrs. Alvin Hammer- ichmidt, Alvin and Annette, Miss Lana Borgelt, Miss Penny Richardson of Agra and Pat Warren. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Gassner and daughters visited at the home of Mrs.

Grace Replogle in Hays Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Crissman of Flint, Mich. Elmer Rupp spent Sunday at the Andrew Rupp home and Frannie Rupp was a guest on Monday. Mrs.

Alvin Hammerschmidt and children of Zenda, Miss Lana Bor- relt of Zenda, Mrs. Oscar Mcln- osh and daughters and Mr. Mrs. Walter and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Mclntosh and amily. Debbie Korbe accompanied Vtrs. Hammerschmidt home Sun- lay afternoon. Henry Rupp helped' his father, Andrew Rupp with the farm work Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Jim He trick and amily left Wednesday for Den ttpines, to visit Jtey.vand Mrs. "Uyde Norgard and and Mrs, Mclntosh and 'daughters were (Sunday supper Mr. and Mrs. J.

D. Corrigan of Wichita weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob J. Schmidt, Kathy Wagner, daughter of Mrs, Dan Wagner 6f Long Beach.

spent last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Schmidt and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Delmar Schmidt and family of Topeka spent sev- eral'days visiting friends and relatives in Catherine. They are the house guests of Mr. Schmidt's aunt, Miss Mary C. Schmidt. Mr.

Edmund Schuetz and Mr. Alfred Wakens' made a business trip to Alma, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Beilma'n, Mrs.

Dan Wagner and Bob. Mrs. Tony Pfeifer and Tony Lovitt visited the Felix Schmidt residence, Thursday evening. Donna Preston of Hays spent the weekend at the home of lier and Mrs. Joe A.

Karlin. Joe R. Schmidt and daughters, Judy 'and Jacinta and Miss Judy Bula of Hays spent Thursday at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Schmidt.

Mr, and Mrs. Edmund Schuetz visited the home of Mrs. Anna Schuetz, Friday evening. Larry Dinkel, Vernie Schmidt, Tommy Schmidt and Kenneth Schmidt spent the weekend in Salina. Mr.

and Mrs. Alvin Karlin, Linda and Jacky of Borger, Texas are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. J.

Karlin. Kathy Dinkel spent last week at the home of Clarita Richmeier in Hays. Mrs. Cletus Miller and daughter Mona of spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs. Joe A.

Miller. BLUE HILL Irma Jule Oswald Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Froelich of Hutchinson and Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Torrance of Hays were Sunday afternoon 7 visitors at the Henry Hoff Sr. home. Mrs. Ralph Chrisler and daughters were, business callers in Russell Friday. Edgar Weigel was a caller in Victoria Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. 'Eddie Breit a.nd son, Donnie and Miss Nila Mae Briet of Russell were visitors at the Bert Breit home Sunday. Tracy VonFeldt, Eleanor- liolz and Annie Bieker, all of Victoria helped Mrs. Henry Hoff Sr.

celebrate her 85th birthday Saturday. A feast of goodies was pre- Dared by the ladies. The afternoon was spent reviewing old times. Then Sunday evening the Ed Weil and Lloyd Oswald families lelped Mrs. Hoff celebrate by hav- ng home made ice cream and cake.

Mr. and Mrs. Art Feltes were business callers in Russell Saturday. Fidelis and Jerome Windholz are among the first to start harvesting the Blue Hills. Among the students; enrolled in he Red Cross swimming lessons in Russell, Diana Finch and Bernard iVeigel passed the beginners course.

However, Etta Mae and Oswald were unable to take he test but plan to take it at a later date. Donnie Breit was an overnight fuest at the home of his Mr. and Mrs. Bert Breit Sunday evening. Goyari Milla is helping Lloyd Oswald put up his alfalfa for the second time thia season.

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