The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965, December 31, 1936, Page FOUR, Image 4

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    The Frontier
B. H. Cronin, Editor and Proprietor
Bntercd at the PoStofftce at O'Neiil,
Nebraska, as Second Class Matter.
One Year, in Nebraska $2.00
One Year, outside Nebraska 2.25
SHIELDS
Thirty-five friends were enter
tained at the Christmas party Fri
day eevning, Dec. 25, at the Pete
Walnofer home seven miles east of
Mtnart on Sand creek. The Wal
tofer family lived in this neighbor
hood for several years and on this
occasion the old time friends were
ail included. The dinner was pre
pared by women who point to their
Hfcmilies as evidence of their skill
m the culinary art. The menu in
cluded not only superb luciously
roasted turkey but dressing par
excellence, appetizers, vegetables
and other incidentals to a supper
-yon will remember as a meal you
have enjoyed away from home.
There were numerous activities of
an educational nature to give the
young people an enjoyable holiday.
A cafeteria style supper was served
about 7:30 followed by a program
by the school children from various
districts that was enjoyed by the
audience. I will repeat the Christ
mas wish:
“May your heart be gay as the
silver bells and gay your laughter
too. May all that you <io in the
coming year bring only joy to you.
May the Infant smile from his little
crib give you strength anew; may
he fill your soul with joy untold.
This is our wish to you."
An exciting moment was the ar
rival of Santa Claus who distribut
ed gifts to all those present, nick
nacks of all discription. He gave a
short farewell address to the. child
ren and proved that he was a clever
orator with a resourceful mind,
making a fine impression on the
children that really know there is a
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SON S JoTtO
To wish you health and happiness I
And all the season’s cheer
With everything that's best in life
Throughout the coming year.
SETH NOBLE
Lumber, Coal and Paint
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- BEST WISHES FOR 1937 —
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We feel richer in the friendships I
made and strengthened in 1936. |
May we express our appreciation to
all of you.
O’Neill National Bank
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In 1937—.
We shall strive anew to merit
your friendship and good will.
JOHNSON DRUGS
FREE DELIVERY
HAPPY NEW YEAR
Happy New Year!
And we mean it in every way.
GRIFFEN
SMART
SHOPPE
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Greetings to All
as We Welcome
1937.
BORDSON
STYLE SHOP
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We look forward to 1937 and
the opportunity to be of
friendly service to you again.
ELKHORN CABIN
CAMP & SERVICE
STATION
D-X Gas and Oil
/cS kf" 1937
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Happy New Year
and may a world of happiness go
with your success in 1937.
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Armour Creameries
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Words cannot express our appre
ciation of your many favors, so we
have resolved that every day of
1937 will be but new opportunities
to show our gratitude by even
greater service.
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Miller Bros. Chevrolet Co.
, C. E. LUNDGREN, Sec.-Treas.
Art Barnes, Salesman
Milt Albright, Salesman
Leonard Leidy, Serviceman
Melvin Kurtz, Serviceman
Aiva wincneii, umce Manager M. J. Connolly, serviceman
Clarence Angster, Service Manager
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BEST"
WISHES
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Wishing you
Greater Prosperity,
More Success,
Every Happiness
in 1937. :1
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T.M. Harrington
Harness and Shoe Repair
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A YEAR
MARGARET’S
BEAUTY SHOPPE
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The best of New Year’s wishes
to the best of friends.
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The repetition of many years but
strengthens the deep sincerity of
our New Year’s wishes for your
happiness and success.
GILLESPIE RADIO SERVICE
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A sincere and hearty greeting
bearing good wishes for
happiness all year.
BOEHME’S
APPAREL
SHOPPE
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Let us thank you for your friend
ship in 1916 and pledge again
our I'est in 1937.
Farmer’s Union
Elevator Co.
W. A. ELLIS, Manager
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In the New Year’s Inventory we
value no item more highly than your
friendship. And in appreciation we
extend our greetings and best wishes.
BROiun •m<ponflLD
C. B. YARNALL, Mgr.
Keep Your Old Friends
Together on a Photograph.
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O’Neill Photo
Company
Here’s hoping 1937
Comes laden with happiness for you.
As you face 1937—
Know you have our sinceTest
wishes for Health, Happiness
and Success.
Harty Laundry
Laundry and Dry Cleaning