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Volleyball team triumphs again The Plymouth Volleyball Team participated July 18 at the Jansen Fun Day volleyball tournament. A first-place team trophy was awarded to the Plymouth team, second place was Brunswick Tav ern of Fairbury. Plymouth team members were Stan and Mary Hueske, Sandy Freese, Arlan Ket telhake, and Lonnie and Cindy Weichel. Returns to faculty of St. Paul’s Students at St. Paul Parochial School in Plymouth have full days of study beginning at 8:40 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 23. Janice (Mrs. Arlin) Spilker joined the St. Paul staff again as teacher for kindergarten and first grade, working half days. Mrs. Spilker taught at St. Paul pre viously from 1967 to 1969, fol lowing her first teaching experi ence at Grace Lutheran School at St. Joseph, Mich. She has also worked with Headstart, has done substitute teaching in the area and most recently was the teacher with Rainbow World in Beatrice. Janice has two children: Brian, a sophomore at the University of Nebraska- Lincoln Ag College studying pre veterinary science, who is also a member of the Army National Guard; and Sonya, a 1990 gradu ate of Tri County. Sonya will be gin studies in commercial art at the Universal Technical Institute next month. Teacher installation was during the Sunday morning service. The choir sang a favorite song of ‘Mrs. Spilker’s entitled, “Feed My Lambs,” accompanied by Angie Zulauf and Jennifer Frank. Marge Schmidt returns as the teacher for Grades 1-4 and Princi pal Scott Sievert will again teach Grades 5-8. For the first time, the school offers a fluoride rinse treatment for the students. TOPS Clubs meet Five members of TOPS #NE495 were present for the Tuesday morning, Aug. 14, meeting. It was a “no gain” week for the group. Dorothy was best KOPS loser of the week. Contests were brought up to date. TOPS #NE495 won the baseball contest between the two Plymouth clubs. For the topic, Dorothy read an article from the Thin Book entitled, “How to Jump Off a Weight Plateau.” TOPS #NE901 held their regu lar evening meeting Aug. 8 in the Fire Hall TOPS charms were or dered for the club,members. The program was, “What TOPS Can Do for You.” Six members were present at the Aug. 21 TOPS #NE495 meet ing. Diane was best TOPS loser and Virgene best TOPS loser. Virgene was winner of the Pa per Contest, Words of Wisdom Contest and the Baseball Chal lenge Contest with the evening TOPS Club. Gretl had the topic, “Are You Eating Wisely?” TOPS #NE901 met Aug. 15 at the fire hall for their regular weekly meeting. June was TOPS of the week and Carlene was KOPS of the week. June presented the program, “Leaving Fats Out of Your Cook- The TOPS area meeting is to be Oct. 1 in Wilber at the American Legion Club. Kylie Hays celebrates fifth Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hays. Holly and Bethany hosted a birthday party for Kylie’s fifth birthday. Among those present were her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hays of DeWitt and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Rehm, Mr. and Mrs. Rod Rehm, Andy and Amy of Beatrice, Angie Hays of DeWitt, Jodi Zimmerman of Lincoln, Scott Zimmerman of Milford, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Zimmerman and Todd and Mrs. Velma Grummert. Ice cream and cake were served in the evening. Mrs. Don Brandt, Aric and Ali cyn, and Leanna Hamm attended the production of “The Wizard of Oz” at the Beatrice Community Theatre, Saturday evening. Jill Hagemeier Plymouth Locals Aug. 1, Harry and Helen Schwab visited Adolph Grum mert at Lincoln General, and Lila Schwab at Bryan Memorial. They lunched with Alice Schroeder. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Drewes, Diana and Darcey, spent their four-day vacation the sights around Rapid City, S.D. Alicyn Brandt was a Monday overnight guest of her grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hamm of Beatrice, along with her cousin, Amber Hardtaker of Newton, Kan. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Tegeler of Beatrice and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schwab had a one-day bus trip to St. Joseph, Mo., last Tuesday. Places visited were the Robidoux Row home built by Joseph Robidoux in 1850) the Kemper town home built in 1881, the Doll Museum and the Museum of Jesse James and the home in which James was murdered. Dinner was at Serre Anne Cafeteria, which had celebrated their 50th anniversary Aug. 2. Many relatives gathered for the Krauters reunion Sunday at the Fairbury Girl Scout Cabin at the Fairbury City Park. Among them were Mr. and,Mrs. Elmer Hollman of Wilber, Verna Brakhage and Mr., and Mrs. Frank Molzer. A cousin, Lorine Ledbetter, traveled from California to attend. Judy Moeler and Gary and Teresa Moeller traveled to Yellow stone National Park last week and on to Wheatland, Wyo., to spend time with Judy’s brother, Don Cline. Alice Schroeder accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schwab to Lincoln last Thursday to visit Velma Drewes and Lila Schwab at the Madonna Care Center. Lila was receiving therapy after back surgery, but was recuperating satisfactorily and planning on an early dismissal. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zulauf and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Busch re cently attended the Sidney, Iowa, rodeo, and stopped at Waubonsie Park and visited Arbor Lodge in Nebraska City. Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Niemeyer of Lincoln and Mr. and Mrs. Bar ney Rilinger spent from Friday through’Sunday ‘visiting Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kitchen of Tulsa, Okla. Mr. and Mrs. Randy Christ and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Christ and sons and Mr. and Mrs. L.E. Christ recently enjoyed camping at Harlan County Dam. Several area friends and rela tives attended the 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday afternoon of Mr. and Mrs. Rohlan Henke of Western at the Western American Legion Club. Jefferson County Memorial Hospital Tuesday, Aug. 21 Admissions: Mrs. Daniel Lo nowski of Fairbury who gave birth to a baby boy. Dismissals: Kent Criner of Fair bury; Cornelius Eden of Steele City; Carolyn Dillon and baby boy of Jansen. Wednesday, Aug. 22 Admissions: Mrs. Randall Mey er of Tobias who gave birth to a baby girl Dismissals: Sandra Brunow of Fairbury. Thursday, Aug. 23 Admissions: Kelsey Daughtery of Lakewood, Colo., Irene McCaw ley of Hollenberg, Kan., Kather ine Krause of Fairbury. Dismissals: Mrs. Daniel Lonow ski and baby boy of Fairbury. Accident Aug. 22 — 4:13 p.m. Ninth and L streets, vehicles driven by Chad R. Spilker of Fairbury and Annette Watts of Fairbury collided. Ambulance Call Aug. 21 — Dale Lange, Jef ferson County Memorial Hospital (JCMH) to Veterans Administra tion Hospital, Lincoln. Small Claims Court Peggy J. Carlson vs. Jody A. Hunt — Judgment for plaintiff for $68, costs of $22 and interest, defendant to return to plaintiff a brown couch, twin bed and full size mattress.
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Fairbury Journal News
Fairbury, Nebraska, US
Fri, Aug 24, 1990
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