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-if FREMONT GUIDE anj TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, HAT 22, IMS New and PW Officers Are People and Events Guide and Tribune Daily Pattern 3 Midland Coeds Head Staffs of Yeaijjiook, Paper Jnstalled at DinnerMeeting Mr. and Mrs. Meyer To Have Open House On 50th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. D.

0.. Meyer will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on May 30 at their home in Scrlbner. Highlight of the observance will be an open house from 1 p. m. to 5 p.

to which all 1 13 cup table fat 'L 2 eggs 7 cup milk J-1 cup floury tap. salt Tblsp. baking powder Combine rhubarb and half cup of sugar. Place in the bpttom of a well greased mold. Cream fat with other sugar until light Add well beaten egg yolks, then sifted dry Ingredients, alternating with milk.

Fold In stiffly beaten egg whites. Pour mixture over rhubarb and steam for two and one-half hours. Serve with fruit sauce. .4 Mrs. Rose Croghan was Installed 1 as president of the Business and 1 Professional Woman' club Mon- ihs awnlni at th Cluh'l reeular dinner meeting at Hotel Pathfind-Other club officers are Miss Vloisie German, vice president; May Dell Alee, recording secretary; treasures--and Miss Leah Williams, corresponding secretary.

"1 The' -Installation was Snducted by Miss Josephine Stew-, art who also Installed the follow-I lng committee chairmen: Program: Mabel Burgher; membership, Marie Longacre; publicity, Josephine education, Beth Haas; fl- itance, Rose Green Bishop; health. Mrs. H. E. Bell of Fremont and her sister, Mrs.

j. C. Brunlng of Wahoo, formerly of Fremont, went to Lincoln Monday to attend the graduation exercises of their nephew, Dr. -Norman Wilfred Lansps. Dr.

Lanspa, a midshipman in the navy. was. graduated from the dental college of surgery of the University of Nebraska. Robert Millard, chief of police, Is confined to his home with a atom-ach ailment. 4tJil Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Engle of Washington. D. arrived Sunday to spend 10 days at the home of Mrs. Engle's mother, Mrs.

Dorothy Henrlcksen. Mrs. Engle was the former Miss Ellen Henrlcksen. Miss Ann Henrlcksen of Los Angeles, Calif, is also visiting at the Henrlck- rseniionwr Miss Marjorie Lang entertained 20 guests at a "06oi party honoring Miss Herma Jean Wleg-man at the Lang home Monday night, The party theme depicted a Journey from Fremont to Akron, Ohio, where Miss Wlegman will make her home. A large map of the United States with the route to Akron marked by good luck charms Read Guide-Tribune want adsl "iv i i- iL.

1 1. iy Isabelle RMolpTiTTjraationar-reinder-- latlons, Frances Andersbri; defense, MARIAN HORN I Barnett; housing, Laura Kolcno; I public affairs, Dorothy Gray; pub 1 icatlons, Maude E. Murrell; chart's Ada Williams; courtesy, Elena Group singing was conducted by Miss Gertrude Scheunemamv This ins followed by a program by Mid- I land college music s.udents. 4 evening 'sLThe-JiiinexUettfrStattrgctJve tho highway FAVORITE RECIPES Mrs. Roland Christ, Arlington, adds these rhubarb recipes to her list of favorites.

Rhubarb Crumble 1 cups rhubarb cup sugar 2 Tblsp. orange Juice tap. cinnamon 1 Tblsp. butter, cup flour cup melted shortening cup brown sugar tap. salt IS tap.

soda cup bread crumbs. Cover bottom of shallow greased pan with rhubarb. Sprinkle with Juice, white sugar and lnnamon. Dot with buffer: Sift soda; mix with bread crumbs, fat and sugar. 8pread over rhubarb and bake for on hour.

Serve with lemon sauce. Rhubarb Faff 1 cups diced rhubarb 1 cup sugar MAN 'OWlIt, YOUl Tit flier day I overheard passenger telling how safe ah feels traveling in a Burlington Trail ways bus. And she's right. Nothing is overlooked to give the public safe transportation. Tbe driver makes a pro-trip inspection of nil tires and other equipment The general tverhavl of buses ia a periodic service given to all of Burlington Trailwaya equipment Rebuilt engines, steering gears and other parts are installed at predetermined mileage intervals.

IT 1 2 on .11) 1 1 1 1 ww A i I ism 1 -3 3 Hi a- i i Miss Miller played two piano "Witches Dance" and "Ca-nadian Capers." Miss Llerk and Ruth Bergfelder also played clarinet duets, "Dream of the Shepherdess" by Labltsky and "Caprice" by Lester. Miss Dorothy Bell served as dinner and program chairman. Miss Martha 8idner was a guest. Marjorie Weigert sang "Golden Key" during the Installation ceremony. Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Meets at Homtbf Mrs.

Semrad Mrs. Irene England of the Path- speaker at a meeting of the Alpha Zeta chapter of Epsiloq Sigma Alpha "scfctftr'oriday evening at the home of Mrs. Miles Semrad. Mrs. England discussed addressing, the care of the hair, facials and Miss Vivian Hinellne, former Premonter who Is en route from California to Akronr 0.r to make her home, was a guest at the meeting her mother, Mrs.

'Harriet Cain, served refreshTl to. -the group at the close of the evening. Four new members Joan Hen-necke, Marian Brewer, Sally Blake and Mary Ann Nelson were present at the meeting. They were formally Initiated at a dinner held recently by the sorority in the Victory room of the Hotel Path- 'fihder7JetUr MaeXeask aiwKSene-j vleve Spurting also became mem bers at that time. Miss ipomur of the sorority, conducted the formal Initiation rites following the din ner, with Mrs.

Alvin Hagedorn, sorority president, assisting. Bouquets of tulips and lilies of the valley, flanked by Jonquil candles, provided a centerpiece for the table. Golf Club Women To Have Dinner, Business Meeting The dinner match for the Fremont Golf club, scheduled for Wednesday has been postponed due to high water on the course. However, the regular dinner-business meeting will be held on that date since the last Wednesday falls on Memorial day. Reservations for the dinner may be made at the Casino.

DISTRICT II HIKE The teacher and pupils of District 11 hiked to the Indian Peak Friday. Those who went were Martin and Maiie Ann Vitek, Marvin Llmbach, Rudv. Mary Ann and Billy Schmale Carol Schmale. George and Hattle Havlovec and the teacher, Mrs. Waldo- Janssen.

Uncle Sam's Nephews DODGE Capt. and Mrs. Oliver Horak have been visiting at the horne of the farmers mother, Mrs. Mary Horak, sad with other reia tivea. Capt.

Horak is- on a 21-day kaveofabsenceiollowing numerous triDs from the United States to Eu roDe on hospital ships. Mrs. Horak has been following her nursing pro fession at Toledo, Ohio, while her husband Is in the service. DODGE Em 11 Tresnak. 3-.

arrived here fnm Shoemaker, to spend a 15 day furlough with home folks and to Join his wife and family who arrived here ahead of him several weeks ago. Accompany- Thg.rmTftMOmaha were his moher, Mrs. Anna Tre.nak ana sis-, t'er. Mrs. eI Balligeer and babyy of Omaha.

A MM 2 Bob Baldwin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baldwin, who has been on an aircraft carrier for three years. Is home on a 30-day leave. He Is being transferred to navy blimp patrol service and will be stationed in Miami, Fla.

Baldwin has been in the navy for four years. Lt. Nathan A. Allen, has been transferred from Texarkana, Tex, to the Aberdeen Proving Grounds In Maryland where he Li taking specialized training. His new address Is: Lt.

Nathan Allen, Ordnance school, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md. Kathleen Mickics of Cedar Bluffs and "Carmena" by Wilson and "None But the Lonely Heart" by Tschalkovsky She was accompanied at the piano by Miss Phyllis Llerk from North Platte. Miss Jerk then sang "Come Sing to by Thompson and "Sylvelln" by Binding, with Miss Wilma Miller irora -Rising CitjLat the piano. If you need to Du Te Monthly Losses 'V yen lose so much during monthly tfaat you teel to mk. "draKged out" this may due to low blood-iron -40 try Ldla.E.

Plnkham'a tablets on of the greatest blood-Iron tonla you can buy. Plnkham'a Tablets are aleo famoua to help relieve eymptoma of monthly functional Follow label directions. Pampas Sandals White or Tan Saddle Oxfords For Sportswear Children's Ration Free -School -Oxfords Flgskia I'pprrs tun iaS.r rt tAia PfesifTTOT'tuts aie suih-fun-te make this one will be sweet for parties in. organdy with lace edging or in gay cottons for play trimmed with the brightest of trimming. Pattern No.

8680 is designed for sizes 2, 3, 4, and 6 years. Sin 3, requires 1 yards of 36 or 39-inch fabric; 3 yards trimming as shown. For this pattern, send 20 rents. In COIN'S, your name, address, size desired, sud the PATTERN NUMBER to Sue Burnett, Fre- mont tjuiaean4 PAVS PATTERN SERVICE, S30 So. Wells St, Chicago, III.

Send for your copy of the new Spring issue of FASHION Just off the press. Book full of smart, up to-the-mlnute styles.15 cents. Valley Woman Is Honored in Omaha By Eastern Star VALLEY Thirty members-of i Victory Chapter No. 288, O. E.

S. i went to Omaha to attend Initiation ceremonies" -at the Masonic Temple when Mrs. Ella Hanthorne of candidate from Victory chapter, and five other women, were initiat ed at a special meeting of Liberty chapter. Mrs. Hanthorne's daughter, Mrs.

Franic Burbrldge is worthy matron of Liberty chapter and pre sided with Darjicl R. GruenlB, worthy patron. Mrs. Robert Hanson, worthy matron of Victory chapter and Associate Patron Sterling Burke, represented the local group. This was also a mother and daughter meeting and besides Mrs.

Hanthorne and her daughters, Mrs. Burbrldge and Miss Esther Hanthorne of Omaha, Victory chapter mother and daughters honored were Mrs. Blenda Wickland, her daush-ter, Mrs. Vernon Lewis and Mrs. Robert Orowcock and her daughter, Mrs.

Jimmy Thlessen. The daughters introduced themselves and their mothers and were then presented corsages which- were given mothers. Mrs. Hanthorne who has '4-ttv andda light er-ln 1 their friends and relatives are Invited. Rev.

Hugo Welchert will be in charge of services at the home at 2 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer have raised 12 children, of whom three have died. Those who will be present are CpL Herman, 8tockton, Calif Walter of West Point, Gustof of Pender, Ed' and Dick and Mrs.

Arland Schulzkamp of Scrlbner. Ted of Oakland. Mrs. Louis Krlz of Omaha and Vema at home. Wiegmans Honored By ColtegeTaciilty At Farewell Dinner With the presentation of a bound volume of farewell letters from faculty members to President Fred C.

Wiegman, as a highlight, the Midland college faculty, their wives and husbands held a dinner Monday evening at Salem Lutheran church in honor of Dr. and-Mrs. Wlegman Iy bound in black leather, included a tribute from each Midland faculty and staff member. Dr. and Mrs.

Wlegman were also presented a walnut two tiered table as a gift from the faculty. Ah Informal program followed the dinner. Dr. William P. Hieronymua, assistant to the president, presented the gifts, and Dr.

Wlegman re sponded briefly. Mrs. Lawrence Ru sell. sang two selections, acconv panied by Wayne F. Richards, in college.

Calendar of Events Wednesday Twelvesome club 2 p. m. with Mrs. Riohard Baker, sr, Prayer Meeting at Methodist church, led by Rev. Rex R.

Moe. Song service In charge of Ken- netb Hoffman and Mrs. ChRrles Jennings, 8 p. m. Sinai-Lutheran 7.p...m Ladles choir rehearsal.

Sinai Luther league, 8:15 p. m. Catering committee: Miss Elmarie Miss Rhoda Danielson, L. Wldman and Miss Betty Lou Wldman. First Lutheran church Ladies aid in- the church parlors at 2:30 Mrs.

James McDuffee enter taining. Luther league at 8:30 p. m. in the church parlors. PTA Motherslngers 9:15 a.

m. at "The Methodist church: First Baptist-Choir practice, p.m. Congregational fcholr rehearsal, 7:30 p. Presbyterian 8 p. m.

Bible study. Choir practice, 7 p. First Christian 8 p. Bible study and prayer meet, Rev. Roy Leeds, lesder.

rAocco Community club 2 p. with Mrs. Ed Klein. Covered dish lunch. Thursday The circles of the Womsn's Auxiliary of Presbyterian church will meet as follows: Circle 1, with Mra-Olenn E.

WellsU06EJ7tlu Mrs. H. H. Whitmer, assisting. Circle 2, with Mrs.

Mark L. Cran- dall. 435 E. 9Lh; Mrs, Hlmes, assisting. Circle 3, with Mrs.

A. L. Holland, 950 E. 9th; Mesdames D. A.

Miller and R. A. Johnston, assisting. Circle 4, with Mrs, Grant Freeman, 848 E. 3rd; Mrs.

Fred H. Richards, assUtlng. Circle 5, with Mrs. Bert Volker, 348 N. Platte; Mrs.

John Nichols, agisting. Circle 6. with Miss Hat- dames B. Hopper and Gertrude Adams, assisting. Circle 7, with Mrs.

H. C. Gayton, 1927 No. Mesdames Delia Oberg, J. E.

Downing, E. D. MacLeod, assisting. Circle 8, with Mrs. W.

H. Pollock, 420 W. 21st; Mrs. H. C.

Cu-sack, assisting. Mrs. C. W. Mot-ter will visit Cicrle Mrs.

W. A. Beemer, Circle Mrs. R. V.

Gilbert, Circle 3 Theta p. m. IOOF. Elec tlon of olwltil-mnbcr--otij 'the year's graduating class will be guests. Miss Ramona Sullivan, general chairman.

First Baptist reception honor the McClelland family, 8 pm Trlnltv Evangelical Lutheran choir, 8 F(rst Christian 7,:30 p.m., choir rehearsal. Salem Lutheran 7:30 choir rehearsal. Note change of date. 2:30 p.m., meeting nf Dorcas class at church. Mrs.

W. A. hostess. Methodist choir rehearsals at the church: Junior, 7 p.m.; Senior, 7 SO pm. OES 6:30 dinner, honoring past matrons and past patrons.

The reeular business meeting to be followed bv initiation. WRC 2 p. m. regular meeting and initiation in the assembly room of the courthouse. RADIO SERVICE 211 Tears Eiperlence rLOYD'8 Radio Service 132 N.

Main Phent sM and Table Tops 7 UNION BUS DEPOT 8. G. Schaeufele, Agent 630 North Main St Mimm: 268 VIRGINIA BLACKBURN VXii At1x'V SAPf Three senior coeds( each from a different state, will be among the staff heads on Midland college's stu dent publications next year. Marian Horn. Salem, will be editor of The Midland, weekly student nerspaper, succeeding Birdie Stein, Los" Angeles, Calif.

Miss Horn, who has been editor this year nf the Warrior, college yearbook, will be succeeded in that capacity by Max- hie fiHjjp, -NorttrFlarte. u- Virglnia Topeka, will be business manager of the 1046 Warrior. She will succeed Jack Fellner, Davenport, la. Mrs. Sorenson Presents Nine Pupils in Recital 1 Guests filled the social room of the First Methodisi spite the weather MondRy evening.

when nine pupils of Mrs. Ehel Jones Sorenson were presented in recital. The parlor was decorated with baskets of garden flowers, 'The program was as follows: Williams and "Peasant Dance," Christian, played by Dar- lene Koplin; "Curious Story. Kee ler arid "Flying Leaves," by Man- Ann Grower "Dorothy Smith and "Invitation to the 'i hr 1 NATION-WIOI SUt SIIVICI VIA MA7IONAI TIAI1WATJ spent playing games and Miss Wieg- man was presented a gift Refreshments were served by the hostess at the close of the evening. Thomas Eugene Schnoor celebrated his fourth birthday anniversary Sunday afternoon at the home of his parents, Mr, and Mrs.

O. W. Schnoor. Present were Mrs. Chester Sherman, Rodney snd Gary, Teddy Lee, Carol Dean Sallstrom, Nora Jean Sinnett, Ronnie Slnnett, Shar on Kay Knezel.

Janle ahrTEVeretl Hanson. Frankle Ortmeler, Paul and LeRoy Kuhrts. Leola Jean and Mar-lene Parrott, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schnoor, Chrystal nnd Billy Schnoor.

Sunday guests of Andrew Havlovec and family of North. Bend were Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Allen, Elenore and Stanley Pojar, and Mr. and Mrs, Charles Bratrsovsky and Anton Kracl.

Mrs. Joheph T. Bmitii has re turned from a three weeks trip to where she visited Mr. and Mrs. Guy Teeter, former residents of North Bend and Denver.

The North Side Happy Hour club of Valley met for a dessert luncheon at the home of Mrs. Perry Steele. Mrs. Everette Hoffman was assistant hostess. Bunco furnished the entertainment of the afternoon and first prize was won by Mrs.

Clarence Eckersorh-second by-Mrs. M. H. Tyson, third, Mrs. Don Klrchman, low, Mrs.

Freda Liver-more and traveling, N. F. Nelson. GlfU were presented to Mrs. Val Ackerlund and Mrs.

Trena Hltche Who are moving away. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Tyson In Fremont June 27. The Daughters of Ruth met Mon day evening at the home of their sponsor, Mrs. C.

D. Berkley. Miss Helen Quick w.w co-hostess. Following the Bible studv which was led by Mrs. Beckley, the regular business meeting was held.

Plans were -made L-for dinner at Mrs. Ek-khoff's June 18. this will be the last meeting for the season. Games were played and refreshments were served at the close of the evening. ORGANIZE 4-H CUB The Busy Homakers 4-H club was organized Wednesday evening at the Fontanelle school with Mrs.

Dsn 8undberg. leader. Officers are Eleanor Steavenson, Jmet Niebium, vice-president; Shlrlt'y en, pep leader; and Jean Gnuse, news reporter. Other members are Carol Pfelffer. Emllee Niebaum Betty Hartung.

Murriel Monke. Ja-net Opfer and Barbara Schafers-man. VICTORT MAIDENS Members of the Victory Maidens 4-H club answered roll call by giv ing their favorite food at the meet lng Fridajf'eveiiing at the John ness session songs were sting snd 4-H club yells were practiced. Following the discussion of various project refreshments were served by Mrs. Thlele and Mrs.

Don Shaf The next meeting Is to be at 2 p. m. June 1 at the Leon Larsen home. TO REPORT MAT 11 Because; of a typographical error, it was stated Saturday that the 11 fathers. 31 non-fathers and two transfers-ln listed for the June induction call wede to report May 29 for Induction Into the armed ductlon call were to report May 31.

while Delmer Lowell Zieg, Scnb-ner; Harold Olen Sorensen, Fremont and James Patrick Folan. North Bend, will report May 29 as previously announced. HOSPITAL NEWS Admissions: Mrs. August Schellenberg, Scrlb ner; Darrell Larsen. Fontanelle.

and Evan Williams, city. Dismissals: Mr Er'ln Scheer, Arlington. Group your Ironing equipment-Iron, clothes rack, hangers and basket as near to the Ironing board as possible. lltlMNIt lltOIIII Ivery 1000 saHe-s each Burlington Trail waya bus gets a complete physical checkup, with special emphasis on all parts involving safety. Skilled mechanics really do a job of keeping each bua in top condition.

Every vital part ia thoroughly checked. lertlagtosi TreHweys buses roll safely and dependably along the highways thanka to careful operation by the drivers and painstaking inspection and repairs by crews of skilled merhanira. CROUPS VALUES TO $49.95 but a Nice Selection for a Oood Buyl II te 18 tt lil laws, in Eastern 8tsr, preserii7pAnge-mlerreCTetiTyr--Anlt-fil( ed an Eastern Star pin by Mrs. Burbrldge from the group. Mrs.

Lillian Peterson, a daughter who resides In Brookings, at the present time, Is a past matron of Victory Chapter. Her daughter-in-law, Mrs. John Hanthorne of Dunbar, was in attendance. Mrs. Hanson prewnted Mrs.

Hanthorne a gift from the local chapter. Most Worthy. Grand Matron Muriel E. Smith was prex- Following lnitiatoryrworthcTThifle Jpan01iiniljnLanlaykejo the group. home.

Atter-a-aliort biU WEDNESDAY thru SATURDAY 1 Ml Main Street TWO LARGE VALUES TO $35.00 IrHa BOX COATS TITTED COATS SHORTIES ALL 100 ALL WOOL Black Narv Green Blue Ked Brown Gold MAKE-UP LESSON NExA-EEK ONLY, with yout pu rf anw ritiRirrw Raurw VaL in Flat," Durand, Elolse "Turkish March." Mowirt and "Fantasie Der Frelchuti." Leybach, Eugenia Lou Samuelson; "Char-acterisTaue." Slnding and "Piano Concerto No. 1," Tsrhaikowsky. Bettv Joy Paris; 'Nocturne In Flat," Chopin and "Prelude In Minor." Rachmaninoff, Patricia Horstman; "Kammmol Ostrow, Rubinstein. Marian Peterson: and "Sonau inC Major," Beethoven, Beverly Ostennan. The mothers of those appearing feted their guest at a reception snd tea, following the recital in the dining room of the church.

The floral themt' wr.s also carried out here, with baskets of flowers and floral decorated cakes. Mrs. Alice Newcomb of Arlington and Mrs. Don Sic poured. Others as sisting were Mrs.

Elwin Koplin Mrs. Rex Conyrra and Mrs. Earl Grdwcock. Ilarfassah to Have Annual Donor Dinner Tile Fremont chapter of Hadas-sah will have Its annual denor dinner Sunday, May 27, at the Hotel Pathfinder at 6:30 p. m.

Tie guest speaker will be Rabbi N. Go-linkin of Lincoln. Ben- Bernstein Is jJialrmnn of the event and is accepting reservations. Her phone number Is S21. Other committee member are Mrs.

Mose Krasne, who Is In charge of decorations and Kav-tch. program, TRV 01 BEST 4-H O.rB Bertie Lou Johnson entertained the-members aud four juciti of JTry Our Beit 4-H club at her home Wednesday evening. Protect reports were given by each member. A dress was cut out for the summer ward-I robe project and other -style were discussed. The girls In the cooking class served a lunch st the close of the meetlna.

The next meeting will guests were invited to the dining room where special tables had been arranged for the Valley group, for the mothers and daughters, for the officers and others In attendance. Decorations on the tables were ar tistic in pastel shades with an assortment of pastel candles In crystal Eastern Star holders. Colored mints were placed along the tables on white paper dollies. Thoe pwent from Victory chap ter besides Mrs. Hanthorne, were Mr.

and Robert Hanson-, Mr. snd Mrs. Warner Miller. Mr. and Mrs.

Sterling Burke, Mrs Charles Zareter, Mrs. Ward Whltaker. Miss May Nichols. Mrs. George Reed, Miss Mubrlle Peterson, Mrs.

Emar Andersen. Miss Ruby' Andersen. Mrs. 0. W.

Strotip, Mrs. Joe Htirn phrey, Mrs. Ed Noyes, Mrs. Glen Condron. Mrs.

O. A. Harris, Mrs. George Merryweatlier Mrs. Bl'nda Wickland.

Mrs. Vernon Lewis. Mrs Robert Orowcock. Mrs. Jimmy: Thie.wen, Mrs.

Daryl Orowcock Mrs. Victor Mrs. Truax, Mrs. Ed. Fredrickson, Walter Bvars and Mr.

and Mrs Mrs. LHoward Smith. CpL- Laudenslajrer Liberated Overseas Cpl. Clarence E. Laude.nslager.

son of Mr. snd Mrs. Anna Lau-denslnger. 416 North street, has been liberated from German prisoner of war ramp according a Red Cross telegram received bjf his parents Monday, Cpl. Lnudenslager was captured in Italy and has been prisoner for a year and a half.

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