4B THE SUPERIOR EXPRESS Thum~y, Novern~r L'-'~. 2016
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;ewe. sy Hoidren
Darrell, Juretla. Jel'fery and Kindra
Anderson brought supper to J' an
K m ~w h~m's reside nee zo L~el vbrate J emd
a,td Nancy And, etsozf s .'ffXh weddir~g
:,nniversarv Nov.5 Rosina Anderson
also atte~=Jcd the supper.
AnL~ Arasmith was homtred will) a
birUiday pan), hy the n~millg kot'i'J.~
driakecs. Inthe aftent~xal at the ~'tx)p
Roy Arasntith ht~ghl stme of his
d liciou~ donuts f~r the group. ]n the
evening she and Roy were supper guest
of Jaso, and Biili Araslrfith [o al~
celebrate her birthday,
5huron Tullar was Itostess for the
[.adies Card CLub Thursday evening.
Arleta Carlton was taken to the
Mitchell County Hospital hy ambu.
I~n Saturday.
Word was received Saturday oflhe
death of 2ackie Pa~as (formerly ~t"
Jamestown) now of q'ex~- J~'kie is
the mother of D~ Mallory ~d the
sister of Marciu, Knarr.
] eaora and Don Dan ie Ison "and Lo:a
Martin, Belleville. and Susie McCarty
~ent oI~ a bus trip t~ Bt"~lt,~'3:ll, Mo.
Thuy attended several shows.
The United Methodist chicken din-
nerand bazzar was held at the Cunnnu-
nity Celner Sunday.
Me,nbers of the CWF of the Chris-
dan Church had breakfa~l S0.turflay at
the HeBrews Care in Glen Eider.
l,uke and Dacus Kruciak. Red
CIoIId, Neb culled tm Mary Shelion.
The Jeff Bourb~m l~tzzilv was hem
for thu weekend visiting Jewe~i rela-
live.~.
Bob and Nadine Chantpli,t I',ostc~d
I11t~-M oftlwir families at their home at
Sahctha for -',it earl)' "l'hauksgiving
,=bst'rx':ltlCe Tltuse attending included
the family uf Bob and Nadine. the
family of'Les and Elaille. Becky and
Mike, alld l)urlene' Tholnpson. Most
~l'Rotx'rla Chalnplin's fu Inily was also
[5A,'sent. They rel~rted having had a
great time together.
itch mit.ea
Continued from page 3
underneath a pin OaR+ orget into pin
eak leaves on the ground," he said.
"Wh ~ the pct~ come inside 1he hmtge.
they ~uggle with their humans and
pugs on the itch miles/+
Once the miles have fcqznd a h ,mlan
ho~. tl~ Rdfing and a~cia'(ed rash
can go on a.s long as two w~qks,
Cloyd mid there arc way~ Io reduce
your risk of COifing-ling oak leaf it ~
mites. "It's easy to tell people to just
avoid pin oak trees from midsu;nn'mr.
until all the leaves drop off. hut that's
ant very realistic, So if you're going
outside to rake leaves, wear long
sleeves, long pants, a hat and r0bber
gloves. Bathe yours,elF ~d WeL~ your
clothes as .~Km as y~,u're ~kme.'"
Keeping pets clean and groomed is
anoth~ way 1o reduce the risk O[CUIt"
tr.'tctlng -ok leaf itch mites. Cloyd ,aid
~t;~l'tle Kall%;i:t|", art,* ]L][)klll~ L'XpkI t"
antis tov, ard the I,r~t tlaed Ircezv Io
e radica~e the o~k leaf itch m tie rd i~|hl,;I-
tLms; Cloyd said that's not a safe bet.
+qns cts and mites ate a Iol sm0aXer
~ people think." I1 added. "A ha.~d
freeze is not always harltaful to them
beeaus, they have means Old, twin-
toting. What we re, ally need is an ex-
tended periodof cold we.a~er to lower
the soil temlmratur* where the oak leaf
itch mitts may be located.
"But a ham freeze fo|1owed by two
or th~e days of unusually warm
weather? They'l going to come back
up"+
Jewell Co. Memories
Contin0ed from page l
off. allowing the team to turn dt spring
wagor~ovcr, throwing bunt Wilbcr and
Gox'ge out. The team was stopped by
Mrs. Eyrick,
S. A. W lstead broke ahou, t 3/4 of
an acre of v~-u land along the cn:ek
last spring and planted it in potatc~s, [a
the fall he sum the potatoe,~ for $75 and
still has Ices for his own age.
L.C. and G~D. Bowleg plumed Io
go to Wisconsin after a tar load of
good HoIsteM heifers.
Errmst Van Wry had qMte a serious
runaway while driving to Suttday
school. 'r~ tongue canto down "mad
frightened the team. The buggy was
demolished and Ernest badly bruised.
Feed, Kuken had prepared the foun-
dation for a new garage,
The Ionia ODD Fellows wex paint-
ing and rmpedng the room beneath
their hall with plans for it to become a
rest v ,om for the ladies.
Novtm~r 24, 1916
The Crandall drug store was spon-
soring Victnfla c0n crts in the room
under Jcwelrs Far'st National Bank.
1'he McGaugh & Carpenter slO~
was 'x,h, enising "wool tk~t hose for
misses and children."
A gtmd many people were
discomnloded when the electric cur-
rent went off. but the printing office
was. laid out fiat.
Burr Oak Weather
L,l=rff G|Wttt, NOAA obse~er
Pr~'Ipit=tion
This week 0.0.5
In October O. 16
Thus far in November 0,76
"remp,er~iures
D~? hu#=~ ,ma II~(-~
Nov. 2 73 50
Nov. 3 67 36
Nov 4 74 35
Nov. 5 75 35
Nov. 6 69 39
Nov. 7 69 50
Nov. 8 .$5 40
Nov. 9 5? 27
Nov 10 59 27
Nov. I I 67 33
Nov. 12 56 22
Nov. 13 .5.5 2 I,
Nov. 14 65 32
Nov. 15 68 3.3
No~. 16 70 32
No~. 17 81 42
No~ 18 51 34
Nov. 19 42 19
Not, 20 44 t9
No~,'. 21 50 23
Nov. 22 255 28
We Will Be CLOSED
For Thanksgiving
Thursday and Friday :
Nov. 24 and 25 o' il
We Will Be OPEN
Saturday, Nov. 26 from 9 a.m. to Noon
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DECEMBER
NOVEMBER SPECIAL
UPCOMING EVENTS
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We have offices ]n Bel0it, 13elleville, C~cor~[a and Glen Elder
Gavin'g Groce~ udvenised bulk
Oau~ tbr sale at :5 cents a pound,
Instant PoMUlll Wag "advertised as
the drug- free, nouri siting and comtbrl.
ing cereal drink and :! substitute forum
IleSC irritaLing coftL~e and tea olin
served tbr breakf'ast.
A )X[t LI I~$ rnan senteneedto 160 days
in jail ~ot even with hisjailers by using
all that lime to learn how to play the
fiddle.
The Os~rne County Fa=r~r said
Jewell City had the finest cemetery in
Kansas.
An aulomobi[e and mule team oal-
laded in Cloud County. The wagon
tongue wenl through the wit~lshield
and killed a young girl riding in the
auto and the auto killed a mule-
The Kier Cash Grocery Store at
Mmakato advertisefl for sale a nice as-
sortmentcf chinaware and a small sup-
ply of solid cabbage at $3 a head.
A Jew ll City football player accu-
mulated a few mislbrtunes inthe game
with Esbon illcluding the ~on'ow of
defeat, thee cracked r~bs and the loss
of his paycheck utt!il nmur ~ time to
toggle him up ag:un.
Christmas wascoming at the rate of
7 days a week.
November 2, 1926
A mckl~s hunter was said to have
skit the Republic County stork, but Ihe
Jewell county stork w~ still on the job
so tlmm was much 1o be thankful for
even if tke corn crop didn't amonHI to
nltil~h.
Two men drove up to the Met?
Packing Plant at Mankato a little after
7 a.m, Wanting to sell 50 chickens.
Aft~ the safe was completed, Melvin
J ~k-xon.a plant employee, nolified the
sheriff and the Iwo stca~gers were ar-
msled downtown, it was learned the
chickens had bee~ sto)ot earlier that
day fron~ a R lxthiic COtUity runner.
After2Oyears, Je t~ll o:mmty elecmd
a Republic:an sheriff,
Bank robbers entered the Farmers
State Bank at Cuba. lunneled into the
vault and bit w the d~m~r offa sat'~ in the
lobby and escaped With $600 woflk of
silva, Two men wcm sleeping in a
barber shop adjoining the bank and
heard die two explosions but since the
only exit from the barbcr shop was in
view of the lank, the J~n did not td~3l
in tl~ alarm until the saw the tI,L"
IxLrg|ars leave.
Fire destmyecl dm derrick, engine
m'M equipment at the Murdock oil test
well bcLween Janlestown and
Concord~a, a driller was allempting to
thaw oul an oil fed pipe. when a blm, e
spread along the Nix', reached an 0il
storage lank and s~ttm spread to the
derrick, the derrick fell five minutes
lal~. The w~ll was down mum than
3,000 feel. It had n01 been de'~'nniutd
in the drilling would continue. How-
ever, a new derrick would need be
erected to salvuge $2(I.(KX) wt~rth of
casing that remained in the hole. [t was
ore~ Of aL Ita-~l four Lest we11~ being
drilled that fall.
Masters Shun Shop guaranteed the
effectiveness of patc lt work applicxl to
gum boots and overshoes.
November 19, 1926
A soaking rain which ng, asurcd
from one and a hair ~o two inches fell
Salu~y night. For the first tin~ in
three years the wheat crop was going
into winter with a *- quate moisture,
Jewell's Peek News Agency was
observing the 201h anniversary of tl~
AShl~n Cotes' Rusk Hills first grade
agency's fimnding in the pus1 ottice
lobby, The business was said to be a
drawing card for the communily.
Mi-~s Blanche Solorra~n was b~ard-
ing at the John Casit hoIll .qt as to be
close to her school izl cold or stormy
weather,
M~. and Mrs. C~arles Dav~s and
M;'. ;utd Mrs. Allan CrawL'oral drove t~p
to GtnJe Rt~k to visit Ih Indian burial
grtmnds.
Ezru l"oplit f wasdigging 10 find the
conttr stones prior ~n t'~nc ing Iris farm.
E. A. Alcom of Ihe |onia commu-
nity was offtrlttg a $ IO reward for Ilte
return of his ct~n dog stolell earlier in
November, The dog ~.x. a, said to ~ b~d
aFmut scratching its neck.
The long dry. weather lind lulled a
lot et'mozori sts into ear lessuess. When
DeAnn Beam {inslrt~or) and her 12 lirst grade students al ROCk Hills Elementary created this bulletin board.
There are 21 "~usy Bees" enrolled in morning and afternoon Presch~] al Rock Hills Elerne~tar~, 1his SChO~
rear wilh leacher Deanne Underwood and assistanl Pare Gam'~an
MANKATO ~'~
Rock Hills School
Weekly Sports Preview
Dec. J Jmiior t ligll Ba. h't ball L.
Lakeside at ~-~O~e.~'|s
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Thu~ay, November 24, L-'-'~16 JEWELL COUNTY RECORD 4A
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SluOents iS composed ol 14 studenls.
it raiucd Lhey ~.VeP~l'l't abl to navigate
the mud.
W ill Het~dd~ and Arthur Smi[It were
to Jumestown and purchas~ milk cows
for Ihelns~l~.'es. Mr. Hendrix bot~ght
two and Mr, Smitlz bought one,
A Ix~x supper and p~0gram w as held
Nov. 23 at the Moniter.~'hool.
James Widrig supplied Lh Wtstent
Home and S~ar districts with a Ioadof
cobs api *.'e for kindlktg.
For the thiM time, Henry Flian's
barn was mruck by tighlnmg. ] iis hou.~'
ilad alst~ been slrtlck once.
[It the ca~ of State vs. Wade. Ih
jury. was unable to reach a verd~cl wilh
regard to ~he Wade-Roberls sh~tin~
aH'a~ at Mankato.
November 12, 1936
Clarer~ce Peatti was busy Iixin~J
the trailer lit which he uwJ Mrs. Pc~attie
pt~umcd lo travel with daring tile win-
lea. Mrs. Peatti had a lhmut condition
which didn't sta~d tt~ Kansas winter
sotkey planliLXi robe in Arizona fur the
winter, '['hey had lt~layJ tIUt their cow
and chickens for the winler.
Thud Laughmy was skort ore walcr
so he decided to did a hie cislem and
mn water from the barn nmf inlo it.
When dowll Io the proper depth he
struck a slrong vein of waltr and I umtd
the cisto-~ iron a well.
J. Ir. HaM, former newspaper pub-
lisher aL Formo~o, Mankato attd
Ostwm~. died
Perhaps die most unlzsual freight
ever received at the Burr Oak Depot
had been unloaded. A live bear c~ab.
aJxtu! half g~wn. arrived ia a heav~
slat crate with an o['~n side c'ovee~d
with s~ng wire netLing The cub, a
Canadian brown bear. was shipped hy
an animal dealer in Camden. N, J to
Veto LamLey. a Norlhhram'h curio
deah~r. Though packed ~S'tltl plenty of
fe~d, the bear was tn a ~tlrly m~al
wtmn il arrived ht J ',~'eil Connty
High feed L'VOS[S wcrc en ~mraging
k~cal turkey raiser~ to sell their flocks.
Though it was curly N,wei~her,
Clyde Bowels had I~en thn:sl~ing oats
for Gent Ey~hner amJ John Dtvel.
Randaff Cles.clalld d Id the ~;ll~l c~ at
the Arthur Skinne farm, wltiIe tlw
Skinners we~ visitin~ in Hutchin~,).
A pack of stray dogs attacked one
of Will McCorkle's good milk cows
i and almost killed her. T'ltty ,:hewed
her head. forequarters areJ bag.
Noveml~r 26, 193~
Burr Blaylock h',zd r ol~l~ed his
watch and jewelry repair shop lr R:a(ed
at the head of stairs i~ tile First N;i-
tional Bank at Jew lL
The McKinqey 240-at,'rc I~rf=, ir~
Allen Township was sold in Albert
Prather tbr $8,CO0.
A Belleville nt~ was *lih.%j S t,l~.~'2
for reckless driving whik' under Ib.c
hlflUell,Ce of liquor.
The i~m-of- ntrY was n~t',ed |o the
E,L, Peters oil slation 2.5 miles ea,t of
Mankalo, Those in charge were C, R.
Page, Ar~ Mann and W. S. ltoag.
As there was no corn lo husk. W(I~
cltoppin g was g~fi~g on all over Jewell
County.
The play given hy the M~mtrose
Cull'hi;unity Club at the iugh ,~'hool
b~ilding was well rendered- The pn~-
reeds went tot a community Christ-
illla~ treat,
Mrs, Millord Hale of Mankato was
a guest when t~ Custer Comnmnity
Club rr~t. Members lyed a comfiwler.
Mrs. God. Kaad planned to host the
nc.~t club nttethtg,
1"he lirst Randall ba.~kett~tt galn
ul ~he season wag sehedulvd with
Katk~ey Hi#t ~h~ol.
PWA workerg were rocking the
Sunf]o'~.~r trail running north of
Thisis their buliet]~ board.
Lovew ll past the Fairview Cemetery+
The rock was being u, kea from the
hi1'~s south of where Andy VanMeter
Noveni~-r 22, 1956
Appn,ximately thn:e inches ol's now
Icll ,hi Tue day attd brought, 12 inches
cJ.t" IllUCh needed inoistxtre. Prior to the
sno~. the soil was ~sted dad the fall
~.o' x 11 witeat had no1 ozz~ up.
Aplw~xnuat ly 600 .~ewcll County
4. I I member~ he{r guests, leaders an0
i'~,~l~ a~ nded the annual achie,' -
nlent h~nquet held at the Man kato Hi[zh
Sch~1 Mrs. ('hrb, sie Ahren~ "~cad the
e nnq'Lxhl 'ing. David Stt,'HZ I Jr, prrsi
~Jcnl of tl~'~' 4-It ('o~ncii. presided o~,:r
|he tl~C[ie'L~,
Nn~ember 8, tg~
A repre~atative of the S~.'iat .%-
curi(y Administrath|n w~,~ a the court-
ho~-w in Mankato from 8 to 12 ~i~lr
tlm~ who mighl have business with
him.
A new te|evisiun SOl wen1 inttt the
home of Mr. awl Mrs, Ira Schindler, It
was git'l front their ~on, Dale. and
daughter. Mrs Neil Arasmith.
The Soulhwesttra Bcll Tclephtmc
Company was offering to sell the
company's &,met office building in
Jewell. Hnwever, the air conditioners
which had ~r~ed the building were
not included in the offer- Bids were
being ~' epled hy Frank K;,s~inger. the
company's agenl al Mankato.
Sylvia Mohler was again h~trvhlg as
nigkt operator at the 1-'Orllm ~ tdc-
p~on office. Mrs. Marvin Boyd Ion,
who had becn the night operator, had
moved to Oregort.
ARer mote titan 20 years+ Glenn
Hale retired as the Mankato IXtstmas-
for. Before becoming rax~tmaster, l~
had been involved in newspaper work,
F~'st at Formoso and then a! Mattkato,
The new mad leading south olE[ of
Switzgr" s Gap was rmarly finished. The
o[droad wasalways bad iawet weather.
Novemb 4, 19"/6
The F;sbon Bicentennial celebra-
tion held Oct, 31.) drew 132 parade
entdes. MaP/ Obcrt was ~onorcd as
flacon, and Cha[tie l:rt)sl as king.
L~mlhy Stalltlcrwick won the cash
drawn;g IxldaLlhe Mankalo Bc~gaa~.~,
stt~.re.
Pic|nrcd m Ihc new gift shop dc-
partmenl of Mankato Professional
Pharmacy were clerks Shirley Wood
and Mcrna Kecler along with Lyle
Dauner. sto~ manager.
Mankato High Schc~t fomhall pic-
tures puhlishe~ in this issue of "['hc
Rt.x.xwd were taken hy Gary Htskel,
Novenll~.r I ~L 1976
A Ix,noble huiidi%, wa moved to
MallJ~alo tO ~er~ as a br41;~'lt allice Of
i;a.rlu i.'. ('r ~[:L I rni~.l.
lh~ Burr ()ok PRli)I- ('olnmitlec
relocated tt, old fin.'hot,~e bell to Ihe
~.o[tlllnlHHy'~ IIIL~li-lt;,Ir~.
'[he We~t Walltut f'- It. Lr.chlb~let
at the It, qtte ~*f Mrs. Sheridan Sell, The
lt;Ir|ls,m I'. I[. L]. club II~et al the humc
,f Mrs. I)ow Stal]SbelT)', The 'l'mNn
and Couulrv E.H.U. club ,~t al the
Im,ne -f (k'~Ty Rhoe.
The Jewell Taster-Freeze held a 2
t ,' i suudae sale la fore closing for ii~r
~'a ~t)n Oil Nov. "~/.
Murray Real [: state udve~ised 26
vat:mr cit~' Mrs fi~r sale. 31~e lozs were
said 1o. he suil:lble for :l n'L'W huln or
tr-'tilcc or they could Ix Uhl'd for live-
The carpet rag sewing, plan,ted for
Mary Katherine Cobh's huln was
postlxmed until after Ih first of the
year.
Mrs, Clarence Jensby I'~porlPd the
weather with sil)glc digit lows Ir,~d
been unusually cold.
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