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The Frontier subscription Cam
paign has been extended and will
run during the month of January.
Come in and pay your arrearages
and you can get two years in ad
vance for $3.00. This applies only
to subscribers living within the
state of Nebraska.
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O’Neill Red Cross
Membership Roll
George E. Rector, Vinton
Simonson, Arthur Rouse, Alfred
Drayton, Lillian Drayton, Howard
Rouse, Mrs. S. R. Robertson, La
Vern Borg, Axel L. Borg, Mrs. A
L. Borg, C. B. Yarnall, L. W
Smith, Elizabeth O’Malley, O
Rummel, H. E. Coyne, A.W. Mc
Cartney, C. Sulivan, Befty Big
lin, Mrs. Clauson, H. Louhaus, D.
Shaffer, J. Arbuhnot, Fred F.
Beckwith, Rev. Wright, N. Gon
deringer, Will Hanna, Herb Peter
son, Mrs. Arbuthnot, W. J. Froe
lich, Seth Noble, Helen C. Sulli
van, Elja McCullough, Lyndle R.
Stout, Edna Marie O’Malley, Jane
Parkins, John C. Gallagher, Lewis
W. Reimer, Mary Harty, Esther
Harris, B. T. Winchell, Mary Jar
dee, Ira Moss, Ted McElhaney
Peter W. Duffy, Clarence Berg
strain, . Mable, McKenna, Paul
Moseman, Dale A Kersenbrock,
Gordon Kuska, Frank E. Parkins,
G. E. DeVore, Mary J. Allen, J.
H. Fager, E. A. Cowley, L. C.
Walling, Homer E. Asher, Harry
L. Walling, H. G. Kruse.
Kathryn McCarthy, Margaret
Howard Dorothy Larson, Jerry
Graybiel, Rita Higgins, H. J.
Birmingham, Bea Gallagher Zel
ma Waldo, Margaret Miller, Ira
George, Mr. Grill, Helen Weibel,
Loretta Enright, Miss Rother
ham, Edna Couch, Miss Mills, Mr.
Hanna, Mr. Mathis, Delons Stor-1
johann, Mr. Petersen, Miss Gray
biel, Mr. J. R. Miller, Margaret
Martin, Vivian Eidenmiller, Jean
F Biglin, Mrs. Bigler, Grace
Quilty, M. J. Golden, Harry Clau
sen, F. Montgomery, Genevieve
Biglin, Mrs. F. N. Cronin, Miss
Mary Markey, Mrs. F. D. McMil
lan, Eldon Prawitz, E. W. John
son, Ruby Wieseman, Dr L. A.
Burgess, Paul Shierk, R. R. Smith,
Ralph Leidy, Carolyn Neiers, Mrs.
D. Hardner, F. J. Dishner, Bart
Hickey, Bernice Reppel, Ruth E
Bruiers, Thad E. Saunders, Anna
Donohoe, Helen Fritzgerald, Mrs
J. D. Osenbaugh, Mrs Flo Wise,
Mr. Meistrel, Mrs. E. C. Peterson,
Davidsons, Jim Kelley.
Frank Howard, Giff Bachman,
Dick Rakowski, Mrs. Corkle, Mr.
Weingartner, Helen Simar, Ben
Harty, Edith Castleman, Archie
Bowen, Tim Harrington, John
Kersenbrock, John Protovinsky,
Hamish Store, J. W. Steskal,
Francis Cronin, Ed. Quinn, J. M
Hayes, Ben Grady, J. D. Cronin,
Anton Toy, John Melvin, Gallag
her Store, Galena Lumber Co..
Gatz Bros., Norb Uhl, Mrs. Sirek
H. A. Yocum, Tri-State, Bill Biglin
Frank Biglin, Mary McLaughlin,
Mrs. C. H. Switzer, Dr. J. L. Sher
bahn, Mrs. C. L. Wilson, D. R.
Young, Ted Rustemeyer, Mrs.
Eidenmiller, Cyril Peter, Mrs.
Louis Vitt, Mrs. Fred Vitt, John
Vitt, Mrs. Russel Shoemaker, Mrs.
John Shoemaker, Walt. Stewart,
John F, Phibil, P. A. Lindberg,
Addie L. Wrede, J. E. Knight, C.
E. Jones, Evelyn Coyne, Mrs. W
R. Lewis, Pat Hickey, Clara
Miles, Frank Pruce, John Alfs,
Rose Vrooman, Friendly Neigh
bors.
D. H. Cronin, Mr. Fisher, Mrs.
Anna Sauser, Sportsman Bar, P.
B. Hart}, R. E. Osborn, American
Gear Co., Frank Clements, R. F.
Schulz, Mrs. D. Stannard, John
Green, Mrs. L. A. Carter, Mrs.
Ida Fox, George Fox, L. A. Hobbs,
Mrs. D. Bohn, Matt’s Cafe, Put
nam Implement Co., J. B Ryan,
I)r. L A. Carter, Mrs. Jack Vin
cent, Oral L. Fox, Sydney R.
Goodfellow,, Mrs. James Kelley,
Mrs. Fred Robertson, Marjorie
Dickson, Ed. Burge, Mr. R. M.
Sauers, L. A. Eimonson, Robert
Brittell, Art Cowperthwaite, Mrs.
J. Carr, H. W. Tomlinson, Mary
O’Connell, Mrs. Arlo Hiatt, Mr
and Mrs. Lynus Howard, Mr. L.
G. Gillispie, Win. Eislie, Mrs. S.
Hicks, Miss B. Scofield, Mrs. M.
Tasler Mrs. H. C. Ostrum, Mrs.!
Hintz, Dr. J. W. Spencer, Mrs. J.
P. Brown, Mrs. Peter Hereford,
L. F. Clocker, Mabel Gatz, James
W. Rooney, Edith J. Davidson,
Mrs. Jeanne Scott, Mrs, Leonard
Small, Mrs. Harry Starlin, Mrs.
Howard William, Mrs. Lou Beck.
Mrs. James Walling, Mrs. Homer
Mullen, Harding Creamery, It.
H. Parker, Mrs. Wm. Gatz, Agnes
Griffin, Mrs. Carl Asimus.
Ann Asher, Council Oak Store.
A. Marcellus, Stanley Soukup
Ray Shellhammer, Bennett Gillis
pie, Shellhammer Oil Co., Allen
Jaszkowiak, Wallace Texaco, C
W. Porter, Harrison Bridge, Lod
Janousek, C. E. Lundgren, Crabb
Oil Co., H. J. Hammond, Asimus
Bros., Mrs. Tom Greene, Mrs. H
L Lina berg, O’Neill Phoio Co.
Paul Beha, Mrs. Carrie Hunter
Mrs. Margaret Hunter, Mrs. A. L
'Ai.cox, William Beha, O. M
Herre, Leo J, Mullen, Rev. Rich
ard Pair, Rev. McNamara, Anna
Meck/er, Mrs. Agnes Sullivan
Maty Carney, Edna Ya; zli, E. A
Moore, First Nat’l Ba.ik, C E
Stout, Dr. J .P. Brown, D • French
Howard Bauman, Ralph McElvair
Mpjv;ii Ruzicka, Fivd Saunto
Pete Peterson, C. C. DcBicker
/lima Evans, John Dav.s, Bok
Ambrustei, Ralph Rick ley, Dr.
Kubitschek, Dr. Bennet\ J. J.
Harringion, Mrs. J. J. Harrington.
P. C Pcnohoe, Bill Griif n Anna
ypomeh, James P. Marion,
Be nr.ui Madison, G. E. Miles, F
A Mnes, E. N. Flood, J. P
O’Sullivan, Charles E. Frost, Vi
vian Denckson.
G. D. Hart, Olive Pendergast,
Mrs. W. J. Hensligh, Mildred De
rieckson, Bonnie Kurtz, LaDonna
Kurtz, R. M. Kurtz, Mrs. R. M.
Kurtz.
Mrs. A. L. Borg received don
ation of $63.00. Methodist and
Presbyterian Thanksgiving Serv
ice $7.00
BRIEFLY STATED
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davidson en
tertained five young men at a tur
key dinner at their home last
Wednesday evening in honor of
Owen Davidson, who has joined
the Naval Reserves and will leave
Friday.
Mrs. Max Warmer, Mrs. Lottie
Hickey, Mrs. Leo Hausman, Mrs.
Rotherham, Mrs. Helen Sirek
and Miss Mamie Shoemaker.
Robert and John Shoemaker,
Jr., returned to Omaha Sunday to
resume their studies at Creighton
University, after spending the
holidays with their parents, Mr
and Mrs. John Shoemaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Holsclaw and
Chet Holsclaw of Denver, Col
orado, are spending the week
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F. H. Holsclaw.
Jack Davidson will take Ro
bert Moore, Arthur Jurgensmeier.
Owen Davidson, Robert Early and
Bill Ryan to Norfolk Friday,
where they will report for the U.
S. Naval Reserve.
Howard Graves, Robert Lowery
and Ross Harris left today for
Baltimore, Maryland, after spend
ing the past two weeks visiting
relatives and friends.
Homer Mullen of Scribner spent
New Year’s day with his wife,
Mrs. Mullen.
William J. Froelich returned to
Chicago, Illinois, after visiting his
family since Wednesday last.
Lt., Chaplain B. J. Leahy of
Fort McClellan, Alabama, was in
O'Neill Tuesday calling on his
many friends.
Mrs. Jack Vincent entertained
her bride club Wednesday eve
ning at her home. High scores
were won by Mrs. C. J. Gatz and
Mrs. James Walling.
Henry lieimer returned to Lin
coln Sunday to resume his studies
at the University of Nebraska, af
ter spending the holidays with his
parents, Judge and Mrs. Louis
Rcimer.
Ruth Bauman two year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Bauman received third degree
burns Tuesday morning when she
lit a match catching her clothing
on fire. She was burned from her
chin down to her stomach and on
her left arm. Mr, Bauman received
severe burns on his hands while
extinguishing the fire. Both
Doctors were called and she is
getting along as well as can be
expected.
William Bischof Jr., of Ne
braska City, Grand Master of the
I.O.O.F. lodge, of the state of
Nebraska, and Will A Fatt of
York, Grand Secretary of the
same lodge were here and visited
the Odd Fellow lodge Wdnesday
night, at the regular meeting.
They were on their way to Chad
ron, where they are attending a
special meeting of the Odd Fel
lows where they will burn a mort
gage at Chadron.
Henry Schacht and son, An
drew, left Monday for McAllen
Texas, to look after some pro
perty they own near that city.
While there Andrew expects to
enlist in the aviation corps of the
Army or Navy.
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Central Finance Co.
C. E. Jones. Manager.
First National Bank Biulding
O'Neill. Nebraska.
Presbyterian Church
Dr. J. E. Spencer, pastor
Bible School at 10:00 o’clock
every Sunday.
Morning Worship at 11:00 a. m.
The subject of the sermon will be
The Effect of a Rise in Temper
ature on Spiritual and Physical
Conditions.
The Young People will meet
Sunday evening at 7:00 o’clock.
The Missionary Society will
meet at the home of Mrs. Paul
Sheirk on Tuesday evening at
8:00 o’clock.
City Council Proceedings
O’Neill, Nebraska
December 2nd, 1941.
Council met in regular session:
Present: Mayor Kersenbrack;
Councilman: Walace, Alf’s, Pha
lin, Johnson.
The meeting was called to or
der by the Mayor. Minutes of the
previous meetings were read and
approved. City Treasurers state
ment for the month of Nov., read
and approved. Upon motion the
following bills were allowed:
GENERAL FUND
! Montgomery Hdw. Co._ $6.98
Chas. Switzer__ 25.00
Frank Greiner __ _ 80.00
I Bob Cook _ 75.00
;
Omar
$1.59
(While it Lasts)
Mineral Salt Blox
59c
__ Grey Salt
35c
All Purpose Mineral
$1.45
(50 lbs.)
Lay Mash
$1.19
O’Neill
Hatchery
C. W. Porter_20.00
Elmer Neal-24.00
Putnam Imp. Co._5.00
Manuel Haglin _ 4.80
Gamble Store-1.49
State Journal _ 5.16
Jack Higgins_1.00
Consumers Pub. Pow_ 234.67
PARK LIGHTS
Consumers1 Pub.. Pow._ 2.40
WATER FUND
Consumers Pub. Pow. _ 10 00
C. W. Porter —_10.00
Jack Kersenbrock_45.60
Mattie Soukup _ 16.12
The Texas Co._64.35
Jack Higgins_ 1.00
Chester Calkins_100.00
Ray Lowery_35.00
G. E. Miles_4.00
Norman Gonderinger _ 30.00
W. S. Darley & Co._ 5.07
Th Texas Co._12.48
A. A. Hiatt_ 9.00
Arbuthnot Oil Co. _ 11.20
Western Hotel _ 2.50
R. E. Calvert_ 18.60
Jesse Scofield_100.00
Ralph Scofield _ 24.20
Neptune Meter Co. _ 5.55
Olson & Anderson_ 350.00
N. W. Bell Tele. Co_7.37
Motion by Johnson, Seconded
by Alfs, that the City notify Ol
son and Anderson to come up and
make another test well.
Upon motion the Council ad
journed subject to the call of the
Mayor:
C. W. PORTER,
City Clerk.
The Methodist Church
V. C. Wright, Minister
Church School 10:00 a. m., H.
B. Burch, Superintendent.
Public Worship 11:00 a. m.
Music by the choir and sermon by
the pastor.
"KIONEY in bank
J.f.M.here means you
have cash for instant
use at any time, while
we assume the re
sponsibility for keep
ing it safely in the
meantime.
O’NEILL NATIONAL
BANK
Capital, Surplus and Undivided
Profits, $140,000.00
This Bank Carries No Indebtedness
of Officers or Stockholders.
Member bedera) Deposit Inaurance Corporator