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Refueling STAR Sunday School 10:00 m. Sermon 1:00 m. Y P. C. E. 7:30 m Say, we start the new year with each officer and teacher on time. Mrs. Weltz, delegate, will report at 8:00 p. m. Lets have a full house. Last Wedeesday, as we arrived at Seward, Mrs Kauffroath received message that her mother, now 87 years old, vas very sick. Since that time she has been at her bedside at Pleasanton. We visited the Capitol and spent two days at the Fair, which was a great fair, to say the least. The booths under the grandstand did $5000 business the first three days. We saw no part of the state looking better than Antelope county. Let us all boost for Oakdale and Antelope county. RS Kauffroath, PASTOR Services for Sunday, Sept 15, 1929 Sunday School 10 a. m. Y. P. C. E. 7:30 p. m. Sermon 8:00 p. m, Sept. 8th was the beginning of the church year. With all the departments reorganized and our finances well ar. ranged for we begin another year's work in the community with a splendid outlook. The State Conference, composed of 57 stations and 68 ministers, was well attended. Only 12 stations retained their former pastors this year. Three new men entered the Conference. One was ordained and three were licensed to preach Now may there be a hearty cooper ation all along the line, and everyone determine to make this the best year in every respect of all former years. CASES IN DISTRICT COURT The September 1929 Term of the Dis. trict Court opened Monday with Judge Charles H. Stewart presiding. Action was taken in the following cases: The Oakdale Bank V. Oakdale Milling Co. Case ordered stricken from the docket. Antelope State Bank V. Hollingsworth et al. Leave granted plaintiff to file answer to petition of intervention with in 10 days. State Bank of Clearwater VS Max Hansen, et J. F. Boyd withdraws appearance as attorney for plaintiff. Dawson, et al V, Oelsligle, et al Dismissed. Tilden Nat'l Bank, et al. V. Oelsligle et al. Dismissed. Penn V. Neligh Lumber Grain & Coal Co. Defendant given 15 days to plead Antelope State Bank V. Cole, et al J. F. Boyd withdraws appearance as attorney for plaintiff Elgin State Bank V. Mallory. Case stricken from the docket State of Nebraska, VS Elgin State Bank. Claim of Cratty Lumber and Grain Co in amount of $1290 allowed as set off on the indebtedness of said company to Eigin State Bank. Receiver excepts. Hutto V. Smalley. Judgement for plaintiff in amount of $3000.00. Butler, et al, V. Gow, et al Sher iff's sale confirmed and deed ordered. Anson V. Barton, et al Objections to confirmation overruled. Sale con firmed, deed ordered. Defendant ex cepts. Supersedeas bond fixed at $1200 Oebring. et al. V. Davis. Sheriff's sale confirmed and deed ordered. Parker, Receiver V. Meyer. Defendant given leave to file amended answer within 10 days. Plaintiff given 10 days thereafter to plead. Elgin Lumber Co. V. Batie, et al. Finding for plaintiff on validity of mechanic lien. Finding for Defendant on counter claim. Both plaintiff and defendant except. Gibson v Lull, et Decree of foreclosure and sale as prayed. Hutto V. Hutto. Finding for plain tiff. Decree of annullment as prayed Parker, Receiver V. Hoos, et al Motion of plaintiff for new trial over raled. Plaintiff excepts. Plaintiff given leave to file reply within 16 days from this date. Mathers V Mathers Decree of di vorce as prayed Jacobson Jacobson. Decree of divorce as prayed Cratty Lumber & Grain Co. V. Riggs. Dismissed. Krohn V. Hays, et al. Decree of foreclosure and sale as prayed. Alderson, et al. VS Hitchens, et al Defendants given 20 days to investigate and file objections to referee's report. Objections thereto ordered filed within 20 days. Mossbarger V City of Tilden Find. ing and decree as per stipulation on file. Miller V. Holcomb, et al Decree of foreclosure and sale as prayed. Gibson V. Neligh Inv Co. et al. De cree of foreclosure and sale as prayed Travelers Ins Co. V. Dabistrom, et al Decree of foreclosure as prayed. Jensen, Receiver V Paulsen, et al. Finding for plaintiff, Judgment on finding. Mummert, V. McQuaid, et Decree of foreclosure and sale as prayed. Estate of John Reimer, deceased. Finding for plaintiff. Decree establish ing heirship Travelers Ins. Co V. Royal, et al. Decree of foreclosure and sale as prayed in petition and cross petition. Gilman v.i Bliss, Secretary, et al. Decree of foreclosure BH prayed. Nebraska Central B & L. A. Schaltz, et al. Motion for security for costs confessed and security given Mastalir, Admr. V. Danson, et al Plaintiff given leave to amended petition instanter. Defendant given. 30 days thereafter to plead. Wagner vs Wagner. Finding for plaintiff annuling marriage as prayed Parker, Receiver V Campbell. Finding for plaintiff both causesof action. Judgment on finding. Parker, Receiver V. Campbell Find ing for plaintiff. Judgment on finding Musser V Musser. Defendant order ed to pay plaintiff money for support and suit money Bowers V. Bowers. Defendant restored her maiden name Lambert V Lambert On motion of plaintiff attachment reinstated. Presbyterian Church Services at the Presbyterian church Sunday, Sept 15. Sunday School 10 a m. Preaching service at 11 a. m. S F. Sharpless, Minister unless very urgent. Calling students from class is a bad interruption for both teacher and students. So hope that the people of Oakdale will give us their cooperation observing this rule. Girls Manual Training Class This year Manual Training has been offered to the girls. Only two or three seemed interested at first but gradually the number increased to fourteen, one of which is an ex-graduate. The work first consists of toy making and minor things. Later the class will take up furniture weaving. Call The Dentist! Last Thursday morning Miss Ruth Gormley, the music teacher, told the High School it was like pulling teeth to get us to sing. But you know, we always have to be sure our teacher is good, 80 we let Miss Gormley sing few solos for us and then as we were all just ready to chime in and get going at ong the bell rang and the period was up. But the next time we started going strong from the first and made Miss Gormley change her opinion of us GRADE NOTES In the first grade there are 34 enrolled but 22 are just beginners. Lyman Harbottle had birthday and he shared it with bis classmates by treating them to cake and candy The second grade, having only 27 pupils enrolled, are enjoying a less crowded condition. They are showing a great interest In their work, especially/music. Sickness has caused a few absences. THIRD GRADE Jeanette Timm was absent on Thursday on account of the death of her grandfather. One new face appears in the 3rd grade this year, that of Donald Little. This grade is glad to be alone. We have 80 much more fun, are not 80 crowded. Brainards mother, Mrs. Tavener, is letting the third grade use her victrola this year. Everyone sends a big "thank you" to her. We like our musle period under Miss Gormley very much. She has taught us a song about Fido" and the "One I Love." Wh have heard from Dean Anderson this year. He is happily settled at Craig, Nebr. There are eighteen pupils enrolled in the fourth grade. Arnold Michaelson stayed home last Thursday to entertain his baby sister Those who still have 100 on the Self Control Chart are Maurine Coonrod, Ella Fleharty, Glen Buckmaster and Clifford Schwarting. Daniel Kohl was absent Monday, Ar nold Michaelson and Evelyn Palmer were absent Tuesday, due to illness. The fifth grade enrollment is 21 this year, the sixth grade has 18 and the seventh has 11 Ruth and Leo Cadwell and LeOta Fredinberg of the sixth grade have been absent on account of sickness. Palmer Method Honors The following grade pupils have received honors in Palmer Method Penmanship for work done last year: Arlene Evans-Improvement Certifi cate. Majol Holmes-Improvement Certifi cate. Cecil Lingenfelter-Improvement Certificate Evelyn Springer-Improvement Certificate Ruth Whisman Students Final Certificate. Pauline Leach-Palmer Method Button STAR Miss Henrietta Kleveland of Newman Grove spent the week end with the Misses Nina and Leota Bomar. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Pratt Jr. and daughter accompanied Mr. and Mrs Chas. Pratt Sr. of Elgin to Omaha Monday. They expect to return Wednesday. Alex Lind, who since last March has been living on his farm in this neighborhood, was married last Weanssday to Mrs. Emma Totten of Elgin at the home of his parents in Tilden. Mr. and Mrs. Lind went to the state fair for a couple of days, and from there will go to points in Colorado and the Black Hills before returning to their home here. Miss Elsie Barton spent the week end with her folks at Royal. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Blies went to Oakdale Sunday to make the acquaintance of their new granddaughter at the Albert Michaelson home. Jas. Murphy and family were shopping at Neligh last Saturday. Mrs. Robt Schuchardt and daughter, Marion, of Neligh spent the week end at the Henry Bomar home. They returned home Monday accompanied by Miss Nina Bomar. Ben Taylor and family visited Monday evening at the Floyd Russell home. Those from here going to Norfolk Tuesday to see the fleet of airplanes from Omaha includes: Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Huselton and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Claney, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Martindale and Miss Ann Nilson. Ed Martin has been experiencing considerable trouble with one of his ears lately. He has been under the care of an Elgin doctor, who sent him to Norfolk Tuesday to an ear specialist. Geo Tierney and family visited Monday evening at the Ed Henshew home. Miss Ann Nilson returned last Wedneaday from Lincoln where she bad been attending the state fair. Frank Jensen and Roy Musser were at Neligh on business last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Blies recently spent day at Winside at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Henry Nelson Mrs. Ada Duncan, who has been living with her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Schwarting, moved to Oakdale Tuesday into one of the Keck houses. Her daughter, Cassie, and Neta Clark helped her get settled Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Claney went to Newman Grove Tuesday evening to stay a while at the home of their son, Rob. CEDAR CREEK Cedar Creek neighborhood was pretty well deserted Wednesday, it being Childrens Day at the fair, and the ball tournament at Petrrsburg took many away from home. Ervin Anson was a Sioux City visitor this week. Mr. Livingaton returned home Tuesday from South Dakota where he has been visiting relatives the past few weeks. Mr. Stabler returned home from Alliance, Nebr. the fore part of the week weere he had gone to take Mrs. Stabler to that place where she will teach school this coming year. Mr. Stabler says crops in that part of the The Christansen families and relatives of Iowa celebrated a family recontinued on last page
