10B THE SUPERZOR EXPRESS
Northbranch
By Erma Mm~
II
Auending the funeral Monday for
their uncle, Jay Gillert, and dinner af-
terwan:ls wen= Job.~, Mayeia Hutson
and boys, Jim and Kim Gillelt and
b~ys. Sasa~ and Sophia Otson, ion and
Carrie Bonebrake amt boys. David and
Autumn Gillett, Log, an and Addyson.
Scott and Victoria L Ecuyer and fatu-
ity, and Brett ~ Beth Walker and
family,
Marilyn Jeffery, bless her, does a
goodjob of visiting the sick and shot-
ins. One day last week she had hutch
with Beth ]effery at the Vestey Center,
and then they went to rite hospital in
Superior to visit Helen Millet, Another
day she visited Marthta I-Ien'man and
Cheryl Hillman at the hospital in
Mankato.
Thl~rml~y the Higl'danders Club met
at a cage in Red Cloud with Loreen
Bird as hostess, Atlending were Skeri
Beam, Irma Fogo. A]yce Gillmt, Judy
McCarmey, lone Shipley, leri ShaLe,
Patty Snow, Temia Utaderwood, Beth
Walker and children, plus the hostess
Apparently harvest is moving right
along in this part of the country. The
weather has certainly cooperated
the big tracks j ust keep the roads husyL
And dusty!
Since the Dil]ons were not feeling
up to attending chumh Sunday wedon't
have the normal church news. How-
ever, I do know that Pastor Ion played
his guilar for the offertory and Marily n
JeffeW had a reading for the special.
We ko~ you have m~ked your
calendars and set aside time to come lo
the Northbranch Fellowship Hall oo
Sa:urday e~.~ening,/qov. 5. for the lace
bar supper at 6 pJn+ followed hy pmek-
ing xhc~boxes for Operation Chris[.
mas Child. one t,f Franklin Graham's
ministries. We are ,catting a IoRy go,el
of put'king 1(30 boxes ~ if yet cannot
utlend, b~t[ wish to donate items you
may d~ ~, Invite a rriend and come
enjoy laces, brownies arm ice cream,
plus l~lp (or ~atch) pack the boxes.
Trivia"
Did you know the saying, "God
wi]lir, g and the Creek don't rise." wa~
in reference to the Creek Indians a~l
not a I~dy of water? It was written by
Benjamin Hawkins in the late 18th
Century. He was a politician and In-
diali diploma1. While in the south,
Hawkins was requested by the presi-
dent M the U.S. to return to Washing-
ton. In response, he was ,;aid to write.
'God willing and theCreek don' t rise."
Because he capitalized the word
"Creek" it is deduced that he was refer-
ring to the Ct'eek Indian lribe and nol a
ht'~y of water.
1"1~ ~ L "]L
uzspatcn .y
Greeters Sunday were George and
Sherri Eakin Da~e add Jennife[
Herred~berg fam ik.
Passage Sunday snooting ~ ;~ PlO'~ -
orbs 5. Passage Sunday evening wa~
Philcntan. Theme Sunday e van ing was
"'F~nt Bondage to Brulherlaw, d."
Happy birthday to Carson Kt~tps,
Oct. iS; Eli Keeps, Oct. 19,
1
. Jewell By Hollo
Marcia Slate and Cindy Wonhing
t'l~t|y went by airplane lO Ari;, ona
where they stayed a ,~eek visiting with
Ran and Brenda Goodwin al Florenee,
Ariz. They report having had a great
time visiting and catching up The
weather was beautiful and each day
they did dill-trent things in that area.
They also visiled Run and Maggie
Mc Millan and Bill and Diane F, dw ai'ds
whtle there.
This ha-'~ been hiahday week tier the
morning coffee drinkers, l.asl -l-u -~-
day we helped Marilyn G riestcclcbra[e
Mrs and Friday we hciptxl Shirley
Doxon oelebrate her birlhda).
Friday eve~ing ~ oral from Jan.ell
and Maniato allettd~dd the Ci~nnnHni[y
concert at Beloit. "l'ra~ L~ 1.edoyl ~[he
world's best ytmng ['Ix is) ,a~, Ihctn-
[ermin mcnt forll~ee~ enmg. 'l'ra v,s ~, as
bum in 1977, the year l,;h'is died.
Though he never .~aw l't~t~, he is able
to capture the esselw'e of Elvi, m h,s
prime.
l.an7 and SueFJnit f~, i~ated Rol~rt~t
Holdren Salurday morning. "lh ~ imd
been to Colorado to attend the fuqctal
for She's brother and ~cre rett,mmg [o
Kansas City.
Arlan and Eiva Folsom Icfl Satur-
day morning for their wimer homc in
Arizona.
Buck Roge~ died last 'l'hmsday at
his home in Jewell. His funeral was
held Monday at the Jcwel l Comnmnity
Cantor.
Darlene Thoml~on hosK'd 1he La-
dies Card Club Thursday evening.
Steve/vlclntyre lost a combine as it
ca~tghl on fi~.
A special number at the Trinity
United Methodist Church was Ruth
Ea~tin singing a ~1o. She waz ac om-
partied by her sister Mary Ann Kihbe
Butch and Annette Barks enter-
lain~ fmmily meml~rs Sunday to hom)r
Annette's mother, Theresa Baxa, for
her 87th birthday. Six of Theresa's
eighlehildren were there to hunor her
including Kathieen, Jerry, A, J Mark,
Becky and A~netle.
Marilyn Griest. Shmon Tultar. and
Don Simmelink attended the wedding
of Corey and Jaelyen Shaw at Colby
Saturday. Corey is the grandson of
Ma~lyn m~t the late Reed Griest. The
wedding was held in the "Big Barn."
Thursday evening friends of Arian
and Blva Folsom, Rue and BRnda
Goodwin, went out to eat and wish
them farewell as they head back to
Arizorm. Later they had. desserl and
visited at the Butch and Anne+ere Burks
home,
"In art the hand can never execute
anything high~ than tl~ heart can in-
spire," Ralph Waldo Emerson
"rhurs6ay, October ~7, 2016
T hnology's
influences on mmmml
parts of ganm
By Jenny Ru.q~ll,
Jewell County Community
I~~ vmmrd~tor
Taking away ~me
of the 'urban ~van~age'
Things have ehauged since I grew
upin a fund alvin I,~ 1980s. Som~
thins that those of my cotmterpam
who didn't retm-n to a rural area after
college and ha~n't lived here full-
time since the 1980s or ~990s might
not unde~tan~. ~ tlungs include:
Transportation efficiency. When I
was little, we used to#an fore week to
go to Saline on a tw~lane highway at
55 miles ~ hour. Now we go on the
spurofthe moment at an averageofT0
miles per hoar and we can be there in
basically an hour. About the sometime
it takes you to drive armmd Kansas
City to different places.
Internal. The Internal has not onty
changed the way people live in metro-
poll[an areas, don't forget it also
changed how we live in ntrai azeas too.
Shopping. One of the advantages to
living in an urban area is the shopping.
You can get ptxtty much ever/thing
you want from ethnic food to specialty
clothing items, Now these items am
also available in rural areas through
one- to twt,~day shipping and our great
local stores. That just tuck some of the
"urban adva.mage" away,
Working. Asl talked alxmt in Don't
Assume About Rural, Interact is chang-
ing Ibe way people work and where
they can work from. It's no longer as
necessary [o be in an office but*dang in
an urban area. In fact, earlier this ye~,
I saw on the news 1hal Cargill was
consi k-ring a r~ew plate for il's head-
quarters, abandoning and possibly
moving oul tff downtown Wichita.
Why? 'ff~het~geof what your morn and
dad worked in as art office is diffemn[
than the new [ype of work environ-
ment." Rigby said.
Entertainmem. I cou~d almost in-
clude this topic in with the Internal
topic above. Living in a rural area no
longer nee6s to mean lack orenterlain-
mont, Movies and television shows are
now jest a short clickaway on Amazon
Prime. Youtnhe, or from some of our
gram rural telecommunications or tele-
vision providers~ Gaming systemscan
in every living room. Many of our
movie theaters have now been ~-
vamd and omfitted with the ta~.st in
digital projection. Renovation h,ap-
pened often antes after 30 years of
neglect followi~tg the "agricultural
revolution." No longer do you have to
go to a movie with water dripping on
your head and mice running a, cfo~,~
your feet while watching a movie that
came out two years ago and just got to
weal. Another lo~-' for the +'urban ~d-
vantage."
For nto~ information on Jew ll
C't~ant)' Communily Development, go
In ~ v. ~ l 2WCllcol0nl ykansas/ -ol10
"'All authority belongs to the people."
Thom~s/efferson
Randall
By Fawna Barrett
- -P'astorThadd Hinkte will be lead-
ing worship at Randall Community
Church next Sum.lay,
Mild hatwe~t is shtw this fall as the
grain remains too high ia nvaisture.
Mary Ann Kibbe met her sis[ers,
Mafilyn Teimeyer. Gayle Tackett and
Ruth Eastin, in Wichita Thursday t~
.see the stage play, "Wicked." All re-
fumed to Beloil a.s the sisters" gel to-
gelher continued through Sunday,
Becky Novak's dad, Lawrem:e
Schleude~, suffered a light blroke ear-
lier this monthand is takingrehab at S
lt~ph's nursing bonte. Becky visited
him Sunday affenr~.~m and he is doing
well.
Friday evening Jc~lyn and Ruelyn
BoRe brought Kinley and Andy Coo-
per and Jaren Ravin for the eve,ring
with Ila MeF, Imy-
Dabble and Dennis Galoway stayed
Friday [hrough Sunday with her
mother. Lenin C law~m. Saturday they,
Jay and Vicky Mahin, met Tara Mahin
in Co:~ ordia for lunch.
Elwln and Janie Dunslan and tl~ree
children visited Nevada and Cliff
Ve[ter. Vickie and Barrett Fenner t~l
the Vetter home S~turday aftemmm.
Debbie Semi stayed the weekend
with her palm.% Alan and Barham
McMillan. Rhonda Minis, Florida. is
al~ visiting family here flw several
dayg.
Fawna Barrelt stayed Tear-.day
thrtmgh Friday at the Natalie ant* Da~'id
Wood home caring for the children
while Natatie was helping with hurves[
and keeping other appoinlments.
Seleise Barrett stayed Friday
evening to Sunday with her mother.
Fawna B;trrell, She wz.~ a vender at the
Beloi~ Craft Fair Saturday. Fawna and
her cousin, Shirley Remus. *,-isi[ed for
pan of the day.
Gadtering Sunday noon at Bruce
and Ckta nie McMilhm's,~c0e Alan and
Barbara McMillan, David McMillan,
Dabble and Gary Scott. Jessic~
Richard~t)n and Jt~y Jay and tv,x= chil-
dren. Rhonda and K,yh Moils. Ironic
Harvey. Ryan Nonl~,y, I.ee and lng6d
MtMillan and family, Jcrod and
Samantha McMillan and tamily. Billy
and Elesa MtMillan. Matthew and
Mitchell. They were celebrating Ahm
and Burb~ra" s weddingannivtrsaryand
t"k+ ~ d'~er biahday.+.
Panorali'la
By Fawns B~t~t
Gusty wind ~ gr~bed the leaves off
t~e trees and sen[ them lnam'ing and
dancing across the lawn~ and n~Ms.
TI~ patients they canaled made the
.~treets appear to be writhing with the
wimt.
Though 11~e air ~'~. wann, hams of
fall were strong a~; the trees were
~;tripped of their sun[mar and fall
heanly. Many had n,~t I'aken ~n nomtal
fall .r 'olor s I'v ~aU.'~-' t~t the abundance o f
T~.*hl ht lale sunl[ncr ;ll~J curly fall.
Tl~'y'~,-e passc'd f~tmt $reclt to irate-
lieNS,
Rcz ly or m.iL fall is fading rapidly.
Belolt to host
Medlcare Part D
en --ollment event
The Be[oiL Staler C~nter will bathe
site of a Medicare Part D enrollment
event from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. em Tues-
day. The event is spo~ by the
North Central-Flint Hilts AmaAgeney
on Aging as,velt as the Mitchell County
Council on Aging and the Beloit Se-
nior Center. The program will high-
light the Medicare Part D drug plans
which will be available in the anneal
enrollment sign up period scheduled
for Oct. 15 through Dec. 7. Tim pro-
gram is open lo anyone either currently
emoll~ in Medicare, or dmse who
will be going on Medicare in the next
four months. There is no cost for the
event, and advanced enrollment is not
necessary, although the .scheduling of
an appointment is advised. Appoint-
merits can be made by ea~ling the NC-
at 800-432+2703, or by call-
ing the Beloit Senior Center at 785-
738-5 8/,22.
The ertrollment event will be con-
dueled by staff members from NC-
FHAAA who specialize in Medicare
i~ue~ for the Manhattan based Area
Agency. Also in attendanoe will be
some of the Ioca~ SHIC K (Senior Health
lnsurs.ace Counselors for Kansans)
re~esentatives, including John High-
land. Each individual whoparticipates
in the enrollment will wo~ with a
SHICK enameler, and will be given as
much time as needed in order to amve
at the Medicare Part D drug plan that
works best for them, All SIUCK vo[-
un~ers undergo th~-e in[erase days of
training for that position as they strive
to help Kansas Seniors nrd~e at Medi-
care decisions that are best for that
individual. The local pharmacies al~
have a ".'ested interest in helping their
customers achieve a beneficial rel~.
tionship with the Medicare program,
both in terms of c~mffolling costs as
well as providing necessary coverage
for their individual drug needs. They
provide yet another option for the citi-
zens orthis ~ in wisely ~lecting the
plan that works in their best inter+st+
An added feature this year will be
the atter~danee of a health insurance
navigator, whose role is to help people
who are under the age of 65 attain an
affordable he.alth care pM. Many will
even qualify for kelp with the health
plan premium, and the navigator is
trair, ed lo find those assistance op-
tions, Any individual who does rml
carremly have health insinuate through
theiremployer is invited to work with
the navigator to find a plan thin wodcs
for them. Again, this seg~,ice is fi~e.
and you ~-e not required to pick any
particular plan, Let the navigator help
you achieve health insurance security.
Participation is open Io anyone in
Mitchell Counly or .my o[ the sur-
round ing ounlies. Everyone w~.o par-
ticipates in the Medicare program is
highly advised to re- valuate their Part
D pLan each year. Plat1, change t'runl
one year ~o the next, so what worked
well for you thi-~ year might no[ be the
best plan for you this coming year. [a
addition, a person's individual drug
Saturday, November 5, 2016
Starting promptly at 10:00 a.m. * Doors open at 8:00 a.m.
Auction wail be held inside at the Stastny Community Center in Hebron, NE
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again it is beSl tO iouk at alt th-e options
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out on this opl~wlunity to save money
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further details.
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Burr Oakey ct, r.
Cliff atrd Glenny-Barnes went to
Red Cloud last T~sday morning so
Cliff could keep an appointment with
his pulmonologist. His checkup was
good and another medication has been
removed.
lane Lewis was admitted to
Brods[one Memu~ial Hospital in Su-
perior last ~z, ek for an i~Iness. H~
family visits her daily.
David and Lori Barnes, Smith Can-
tel-, Cliff and G~enny Barnes were in
Gland island T~ursday. They cmjoyed
hmeh at a seaf<~d restaurant and shop-
ping aftervtard.s.
Dave Duncan, Az[e. Texas, is hav-
ing ~me time at his Burr Oak home.
Cheryl HiLIman was able to come
home fromthe Jewell County HospRa I
F~day aflemoon. She is recuperating
well from her stroke.
Cub Scout Pack No. 4 camped a[
Lovewell Lake over the weekend. The
weather was perfect and because of
leaders and volunteers ~a~; helped all
weekend it wasahuge hit. The Sedums
fished, shot BB guns, prac[iced ar-
chery, carved pumpkins, did crafts.
cook~ over an open fire ~ played
ganms. Among [hose who made it a
weekend to remember for the scouts
were Tcdd Bradrick, Weston Wagner.
Ty let Cu rant tugs,Curt, Caden and [,off
Slate, ]ants McDilL Souya Gardner,
Nickki. Cole and Stuarl Vance, Amy
and London McDill, Paul [,indber~,
Tessa and Note McMains. Jeff and
Megan Cheek, Matthew Badger,
Aundrea Gardner and Broaden and
Pamela Wirth.
Ctiff and Gtenny Barnes accompa-
nied Diana and Kasey O,'d to Franklin
Salurday morning to watch the third
through sixth grade girls from Red
Ckmd compel~ in +,~lleybal] game~,
Later they had lunch Iogethex at a Red
Cloud testannmL
Brynlee Manning joined Richard
Cox for hischi]dren's chuleh message
at the Christian Cltth, v,h Stmday. Rich-
and Bt'ynl,talked about ]tow we
not to boast about ours lzes. For
lhe adults, Rickard's message was en-
tid~d"Humble Pie.'" His selected ~-i~
tare reading was Luke 18:9-14. Tkis
portion of mriptur is a parable ]esm
told about ~ Pharisee and a tax collec-
tor who were at the temple+ T'ne Phad-
f thanked God that he was nm like
the tax collector, w]~o in those times
w~re sometimes dishone st in ~ke'~r c~l-
letting. The tax colkn.'[or, on the other
hand. asked for Gt~+s mercy because
he knew ke was a starer, Jesus finished
his ~rable hy stating that the tax ~1-
"l'hut~lay, October 27, 2016
lectm went home justified and the
Pharisee did nm, Everyoae w~oexalts
himself will be humbled and he who
humbles himself wilt be exalted. We
can also be thankful that we re:rye a
God who is full of grace and mercy,
because we all a~ s turrets.The consre-
gatio~ mis.s~ Wa.nda Frasier's piano
playing Sunday as Wanda arm Doug
were in Bransort, Mo celebrating their
anaivm'sary. Lt also was good, to have
Cheryl Hit]man in arteada.nce after a
two week absence because of an i]I-
RL*'SS.
Curie and Steffelt Barnes joined
Cliffandi Glermy Barnes for Ltmch at a
Red C|ond restaurant Sun6ay.
Ashley and Mallory Underwood,
Eslmn, visited Cheryl Hill man Sunday
afternoon.Sandy Billenw ill ms has al so
visited her.
Becky McNichols is anew member
of the slaff at the Burr Oak branc~ of
Guaranty State Bank and Trusl. Becky
began working Monday.
Sunday evening, the Bun-Oak Com-
munity Club wilL ~ponsor i[s annual
Halloween party for the community.
Hot dogs, chips, cookies awJ drinks
will be served+ Following Lhal. t~ere
will be a costume parade and judging.
Prizes will be given in three catego-
ries: five and younger, six through
nine. and 10 and older. Games with
prizes will be available for the chitdren
as wall.
Esbon
By Glenna Fege
Monday, Dwight Frost, Doo Fogo,
John Beam andCharley Fischer, mem-
bers of the Perry A. Lamb Post of the
Ameman Legion at E~bon, worked
with members of the Cowles Ameri-
ca Legion as lltey perfm'med the mili-
tary rites for Jay Git]ett, memtmofthe
American Legion of Esbon who w~ ~
buried in the Red Cloud cemetery. The
funeral w~ at 1M funeral home in Red
Cloud
Mary and Clair Sioan. Hurl, Mml~
and ~so of F~boe+ arrived in Esbon
Sunday night, They plan to stay here
for a short time hut wanl lo be back to
Michigan in time to vote.
La.~t Wednesday, Lila Frost accom-
panied daughter, Sheita White, and
Sheila's son+ Levi, on a trip to Kan~s
City. where Levi had a doctor's ap-
pointment with a specialist.
Larry McNabb was in Concordia
Monday to attend the funeral of his
cousin. Pa~ Wright.
Pare Hajny. Kri~ Kindler, Joy
Kindler and a friend of Joy s art on a
hiking trip in Peru.
So far. thosedoing voLunteer break-
fast dine at the Village Care are Tonya
Underwood. Lila FroM. Joan
Broeckelman, Laura Bandit, Daphne
Manning and Barh Mizner.
Thursday, Nathan Shipley. Gilbert ~
Adz flew into Grand Island, where he
was met by his grandmother, lone. He
will help hk dad, Gary Ship~ey. w~lh
fall harv ~l for a couple ~tf days a~d
will |ly home Monday.
Joan aLtO Waym Broeckeln[~n are
slaying a few days in BI'~'L+~On+ Me
where besides relaxing and tn~oying a
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different pace of their lives they will
take in a few shows,
Thursday Teresa Shipley drove Io
Oklahoma City where she met Pennia
Shipley and Mindy Newberry, both of
Con|gate, Okla. The women an: enjoy-
ing this time oul.
The Hightende~ Club bald their
October meefia~ in Red Cloud Thurs-
day erecting, Theh" Fa'+t gathering place
was the F~ Fox.
Kshon's annual Halk+w~n party
will be Mouthy at 5:30 p.m. at the
F M~n City Park and ommmttnity can-
tel',
Tlau r~y the Jewefl County ambtt-
Lance was called axed Smtee Gass wax
~ansported to the hospital. Later she
w~air Ill'ted to a K~am,y f~itity. Her
sister, Helena, who lives out of slate
has come to be with l:mr.
The new~st Esl:x~ business is row
up and going and in full operation. [t is
KDI a welding and repair shop, ow~
and operated by Kelly Iman.
"Wonderful Words of Life," Alyce
and SamGillett were the greetersat the
Esbon United Metlx~is[ Church Sun-
day ~ everyor, e galhered this sunny
bul windy morning. Lily ~ Clair
Walker assisted by grandma Alyce
were the acolytes entering the chun:h
as Janet Kriley ~md Wandg Th0mmel,
the musicians hougt~t forth the music
of the organ and piuno. Guests joining
in worship were Mary and Clair S It'm~l,
MarIene and Terry Walker. Pastor
Getty Sharp afar reading tb.e day's
announcemeu[s lalked [o the children.
He fir~l asked if tlm), had any enemies.
The answer b.e received was"the other
team." So right. He said we disagree
with others becau~ we don'[ under-
stand each other. Gtd co:aled us all
~,'en the t~ppu.~ing learn mere I',ers. Pa.s-
1or C~e['t'y chose verses front Timothy
5 for hi.~-wril~ure readin~ and litt~ his
~tm[on "'Having The Inspired Word.-
The Bible is Gt~l's in.spiring word.
How cart we five by aLl he desires'?
God's word is ~o guide u.s not control
us. (kid' ~ord becomes inspired and
we are blessed and can do smnething
we would ordi,~a.rily never do. Dem.'k
and Jtmal Gillen served as usher~ and
later :,ssisltd the Walker.sisters in as-
languishing the altar caadte.~. Roger
Underworld assisted Pastor Gerry who 01
the comm union elements were seo,ed.
Among joys and concerns mentioned
were the fact that the Sharps had
stopped to .gee Scott Marihugh. but
were enahle to do so as he was busy. a
joy of having family present, and the
fact that a ehih:l's inj0ry weren't too
severe. Fellowship followed.
"Love Devine, All Love Excel-
lingT'
W~m Burgess. who has been here
helping his dad with harvest+ has re-
lumedhome to Milford.Gali~ now will
have to wing iz alone.
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