Certified List of Candidates
I, John C. Gallagher, County Clerk of Holt County. Nebraska,
do hereby certify that the following named persons, all of them
qualified electors of the State of Nebraska, have made personal
filings or accepted petitions filed for them by other electors and
each has fulfilled all requirements of law, and each is entitled to
have his or her named placed on the official ballot to be used in the
Primaries, Tuesday, August 11, 1942, as candidates for nomination
on the ticket and for the office as designated below:
UNITED STATES SENATOR
REPUBLICAN RESIDENCE
HUGH B. ASHMORE... ...Palisade
KENNETH S. WHERRY..
_Pawnee City
VOYLE D. RECTOR_Omaha
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DEMOCRAT RESIDENCE
WILLIAM RITCHIE_Omaha
GEORGE W. OLSEN_
_Plattsmouth..
HARRY B. COFFEE _Chadron
LAWRENCE W. MOORE Omaha
JOHN C. MULLEN.-Falls City
FOSTER MAY_Omaha
TERRY CARPENTER _
__Scottsbluff
GOVERNOR
REPUBLICAN RESIDENCE
DWIGHT GRISWOLD —Gordon
CHARLES J. WARNER _
_.. ..Waverly
DEMOCRAT RESIDENCE
ROY M. HARROP _ Omaha
CHARLES W. BRYAN- Lincoln
STANLEY D. LONG___
_Grand Island
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
REPUBLICAN RESIDENCE
JOHN McARTHUR .Lincoln
RUFUS M. HOWARD_ Flats
HARRY L. REED _:_Lincoln
ROY WILLIAM JOHNSON.... .
___Sumner
WILLIAM L. RANDALL Omaha
HARVEY E. GLATFELTER
_Central City
JACK DEVOE.. Lincoln
DEMOCRAT RESIDENCE
EDWARD A. DOSEK ......Lincoln
WM. H. SMITH_ ... Seward
HARRY P. CONKLIN_
_Scottsbluff
SECRETARY OF STATE
REPUBLICAN RESIDENCE
, FRANK MARSH _LINCOLN
LEO N. SWANSON_Omaha
JOHN S. SAMSON_Omaha
GEORGE L. WILLIAMS Lincoln
DEMOCRAT RESIDENCE
HARRY R. SWANSON_Omaha
PHIL H. KOHL .... Wayne
LLOYD C. CONSTABLE_
_ Wymore
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
REPUBLICAN RESIDENCE
RAY C. JOHNSON, Present
Auditor of Public Accounts,
_ Lincoln
R. V. JOHNSON,_—
_Lincoln, Nebraska
O. M. CAMPBELL_Omaha
HENRY BEHRENS . Lincoln
DEMOCRAT RESIDENCE
W. MARSH _Lincoln
STATE TREASURER
REPUBLICAN RESIDENCE
L. B. JOHNSON_Omaha
CARL G. SWANSON __Aurora
W. M. MILLER-—_Blair
DEMOCRAT RESIDENCE
WALTER H. JENSEN Lincoln
HORACE M. DAVIS_Lincoln
ATTORNEY GENERAL
REPUBLICAN RESIDENCE DEMOCRAT RESIDENCE
WALTER R. JOHNSON ..Omaha MICHAEL T. McLAUGHLIN ...
JOHN W. COOPER_Omaha _ Lincoln
RAILWAY COMMISSION
REPUBLICAN RESIDENCE
O. H. BRINKMAN_Lincoln
RAY R. LARSON_Wayne
ROY J. MANDERY Grand Island
JOHN KNICKREHM _
__ _ _ .. Grand Island
O. W. JOHNSON ..— Lincoln
C. A. ROSS _— Lincoln
FRED E. RISK _Lincoln
LLOYD E. PETERSON
___ Nebraska City
ALBERT S. JOHNSTON Lincoln
A. R. EDMISTON ..Lincoln
C. E. MARSHALL Lincoln
M. A. LARSON _Central City
JAMES O. KERNS Lincoln
CLARENCE M. DAVIS_Ord
DEMOCRAT RESIDENCE
WILL M. MAUPIN -. Clay Center
F. A. GOOD_Lincoln
HARRY H. JOHNSEN ... Omaha
PAUL HALPINE _ Omaha
CONGRESSMAN, FOURTH DISTRICT
REPUBLICAN RESIDENCE
BERT HOWARD _Scottsbluff
EARL RASDAL ....Ogallala
A. L. MILLER Kimball
H. G. WELLENSIEK___
_ _ Grand Island
WILLIAM A. STEWART_
_ Lexington
E. F. MYERS_ Broken Bow
DEMOCRAT RESIDENCE
SAM S. DIEDRICHS—..
_ North Platte
TOM LANIGAN —Grand Island
GUY V. DORAN_Sidney
For VICTORY, and a
Prosperous Nebraska
in A Free America...
Horry B. Coffee
HARRY B.
COFFEE
of Chadron
Democratic Candidate
For
UNITED STATES
‘SENATOR
Now Serving Fourth Term in Congress.
Member House Committee on Agriculture.
Supported Every Measure Designed to Make
America Invulnerable to Attack . . . World
War Veteran.
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COUNTY CLERK1
REPUBLICAN RESIDENCE DEMOCRAT RESIDENCE
WALTER G. SIRE_ O’Neill JOHN C. GALLAGHER O’Neill
COUNTY SHERIFF
REPUBLICAN RESIDENCE DEMOCRAT RESIDENCE
PETER W. DUFFY O’Neill
_COUNTY TREASURER_
REPUBLICAN RESIDENCE
J. Ed HANCOCK_O’Neill
DEMOCRAT RESIDENCE
FAY A. PUCKETT .... O’Neill
JACK ARBUTHNOT_O’Neill
T. L. McDONALD Atkinson
CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT
REPUBLICAN RESIDENCE
IRA H. MOSS_ O’Neill
DEMOCRAT RESIDENCE
THOMAS F. HIGGINS O’Neill
COUNTY ATTORNEY
REPUBLICAN RESIDENCE
GEORGE B. CLARK Chambers
JULIUS D. CRONIN _O’Neill
DEMOCRAT RESIDENCE
FRANCIS D. LEE .Stuart
REGISTER OF DEEDS
REPUBLICAN RESIDENCE]
ESTHER COLE HARRIS O’Neill
DEMOCRAT RESIDENCE
COUNTY ASSESSOR
REPUBLICAN RESIDENCE
L. G. GILLESPIE_O’Neill
DEMOCRAT RESIDENCE
MIKE KIRWAN .O’Neill
JOHN ALFS _O’Neill
SUPERVISOR, FIRST DISTRICT
REPUBLICAN RESIDENCE
J. C. STEIN_L. O’Neill
DEMOCRAT RESIDENCE
SUPERVISOR, THIRD DISTRICT_
REPUBLICAN RESIDENCE
DEMOCRAT RESIDENCE
JOHN SULLIVAN _O’Neill
WILLIAM 4 ILANLEY O’Neill
SUPERVISOR, FIFTH DISTRICT
REPUBLICAN RESIDENCE
H. W. HUBBARD..Chambers
DEMOCRAT RESIDENCE
JAMES H. GIBSON Chambers
SUPERVISOR, SEVENTH DISTRICT
REPUBLICAN RESIDENCE
ED. J. MATOUSEK..Atkinson
DEMOCRAT RESIDENCE
NON POLITICAL TICKET
STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION
WAYNE O. REED Nebraska City
BARTON L. KLINE Gothenburg
CHAS. W. TAYLOR....Lincoln
P. T. JOHNSON I. Barneston
CONRAD JACOBSON Holdrege
LOWELL S. DJJYOE
___ Plattsmouth
FOR MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE
TWENTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT
STANLEY SOUKUP O’Neill
TONY ASIMUS O’Neill
WM. LLOYD BRADY Dorsey
EMERSON E. WAKEFIELD
__ Anoka
ADAM L. KOENIG Spencer
FARMER W. WITHERS
-Atkinson
ROSS AMSPOKER Springview
CRIST ANDERSON Bristow
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
r
elja McCullough O’Neill
Dated at O’Neill, Nebraska, this 20th day of July, 1942.
JOHN C. GALLAGHER,
(SEAL) ' County Clerk.
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BRIEFLY STATED
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Gatz left
Tuesday for Dead Man’s Portage
in Canada, on a week’s fishing
trip.
Lewis Mochmiller of Norfolk
was a guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. R. E. Armtyurster from
last Thursday until Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Bright and
sons, returned Saturday from
Bloomington, Wisconsin, and
Sioux City, Iowa, where they vis
ited relatives and friends for a
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jaszkowiak
and daughter, Nyla. left Sunday
for Rushville and Denver, on a
two weeks vacation trip.
Farmer Withers of Atkinson
was in the city Tuesday in the in
terest of his candidacy for the
legislature from this district.
George Hammond, who had
been recuperating from an ap
pendectomy operation for the
past three weeks, returned to his
work in the County Clerk’s office
today.
The Eagle Creek 4-H Club met
at the home of Chas. Mitchell
on July 19th, with all members
and their families present, and
one guest, Mrs. Mulford. The
members were given their 4-H
pins. The next meeting will be
at the home of Arthur O’Neill on j
August 9.—Club Reporter.
Mrs. Harry Roseler and child- i
ren left Wednesday for Portland,1
Oregon, to join Mr. Roseler who
has been there for several weeks
and where they will make their
home.
Bernard Ferris leaves Saturday
for Denver, Col., where he has a
position as outside salesman with
the Gamble company. Mr. Ferris
has operated the Singer Sewing
machine Agency here for the
past two years, but due to
priorities and shortage of tires,
caused him to make this change.
This territory will be taken care
of by the Norfok office.
Mrs. John L. Quig of O’Neill
and Miss Bonnie Lou Pace of St.
Joe, Mo., were guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Miller
in Neligh last Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Thelma Drayton of Or
chard was a guest of Mrs. Grace
Wilcox on Tuesday.
Mrs. Sumner Downey, Ted
Rustemeyer and the Misses Mary
Jane and Lou Ann Iler went to
Bonesteel, S. D., Wednesday,
called there by the illness of their
grandmother, Mrs. J. H. Ruste
meyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Dodd left
today for their home in Los
Angeles, Cal., after spending ten
days with Mrs. Dodd’s parents,!
Mr. an Mrs. Await Spengler and
family.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Gallagher
of La Crosse, Wis., announce the
birth of a son, born on Saturday:
and the young man will be known j
as James Patrick. Dr. Gallagher
is the son of Mrs. J. P. Gallagher
of this city.
Is Your Life
All Your Own?
“Is your life your own to do
with as you please,” is a question
a renowned medic asked recently.!
He also answered the question:
"Not precisely false, but utterly
unsound, because it shows a lack
of all sense of family unity and
dependence upon the home and
each other. Sometimes it is part
ly the fault of the parents, but as
one writer says, hosts of young
people today look upon the home
as merely a supply house; they
.are contemptuous of their parents
as “old fashioned;” they are ego
tistical, selfish, limited in vision;
and they think their affairs are
none of their parents’ business.
This describes a lot of young peo
ple, but fortunately not all of
them—to some the home still ex
presses the central meaning of
life itself, as it should.”
John Lee Baker and Jackie
Gatz returned Tuesday from
Omaha, where they had spent
several days visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fangman.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Froelich
and children, Patti Keiser, Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Stout and Clarence
Hicks left Tuesday for a month’s
vacation at Brule, Wis.
■ ■
Mrs. Archie Findley and son,
Dwaine, of Tildtn, came last
Thursday and are guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. R. M.
Sauers this week.
Miss Geraldine Black of Ewing
was a guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. C. Bergstrom from
Sunday until Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vincent. Jr., I
and Mrs. C , W. Hadgman of
Omaha, came Saturday to visit at'
the home of Mr. Vincent’s par-1
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vincent, j
Mr. and Mrs. Hadgman returned
to Omaha Monday and Mr. and
Mrs. Vincent remained for a
longer visit.
Circle I of the Presbyterian
church met a^t the home of Mrs.
Jack Vincent this afternoon and
Mrs. Anton Toy was assisting
hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. L. Mason of
Omaha came Monday to spend a
week with Mrs. Mason’s mother,
Mrs. Letta Sexsmith and daugh
ter, Alice, and her sister, Mrs.
Jack Davidson and husband.
Rev. and Mrs. O. A. Fortune
and children of Hemingford carat
Sunday and are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. H. B. Burch for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Cronin and
daughter, Frances, came up from
Grand Island last Saturday and
spent a couple of days visiting
relatives and friends here, re
turning home Monday.
The Rebekah Lodge held their
installation of officers Friday
evening at the I. O. O. F. hall amd
the following officers were in
stalled; Anna Shierk, Noble
Grand; Edith Davidson, Vice
Grand; Mildred Lindberg, Sec
retary and Esther Harris, treas
urer. After the meeting refresh
ments w#re served.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JULY 24 and 25
The “One Hot Dish**
Elaborate meals are out of place and not too welcome when days are hot
and humid. . .the “One Hot Dish” your family prefers is found among
he wide variety at Council Oak. . stock up todav on “Ready to Eat”
“F-to Prepare” Foods and be ready for a Kitchen Holiday when
the heat becomes too oppressive... Seasonable Foods in Various Size
Cans to meet the needs of Every Family.
COUNCIL OAK IS A SAFE PLACE TO SAVE
rr
Selected—Well Trimmed
PORK
LOINS
Whole or Half,
Per Pound .
Bacon Squares, Lb. 19c
Shoulder Steak, Lb. 27c
Summer Sausage ^ 32c
Sliced
Pork
Liver
Pound
150
Beef
Short
Ribs
Pound
17e
Sliced
Wide
Bacon
*4 u>.
I60
Beef
\ Roasts
. I Tender, Juicy
,7 and Fines 1
r Flavor..
PODSD gr -»• “
25c and ..
Whole Peeled
, Heavy Syrup
□Ounce
Can
SUPERB
DRIED
BEEF
Fancy wafer sliced
to cream and for
sandwiches.
21^5 15c
5'j’ar .27C
Northwest
Heavy Syrup
&■*?.25c
Morning Light
GOLDEN CORN
Cream Style, No. 2 Can.
Superb Brand
FANCY SHRIMP
Large Wet, No. I Can .
Sun Maid Nectar
Seedless RAISINS
15-Ounce Carton .
mood-Koss Angel Food
CAKE FLOUR
Per Package ..
MILK
Carnation, IT a
2 Tall Cans . I IG
Superb 1^
2 Tall Cans . 136
KRAFT
CHEESE DINNERS
Per O4
Package .96
FRESH, CRISP
NANCY ANN
Cracked Wheat Bread
rcr.ioc
OLD COUNTRY
RYE BREAD
Pound | a .
Loaf .IIIC
Pantry Pride
EXTRACT
Imitation I«mon
and Vanilla
8 OZ. DOT. 8(*
Morning Light
C*tEFN & WAX BEANS
Tender cu* Beans. De- nd. 2
pen.’able fo* uniform Can
flavor every day in
the vear. lOv
4-ROW
VEGETABLE
BRUSHES
2 FOR It
PALMOLIVE SOAP, 2 Cakes 13c
CRYSTAL WHITE X’ 6 K 27c
SUPER SUDS m«WaVkV.V 65c
— 1 i " * LJULi ULL Lli-j-lL *..
TOMATOES
Vine
Ripened
Pound
7e
CANNING APRICOTS!
Washington Moorparks for the table and preserving.
The season will be short and the supply limited. See
Council Oak for price.
SANTA ROSA PLUMS a«,~We
Sun Inst
ORANGES
KL .230
Seedless
GRAPES
g.15c
Slicing
Cucumbers
{£„ .3e
New Green
Cabbage
IL' .it
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