Eagles Claw Out 19-0 Win Over Bassett
Both Teams Sluggish,
Spectators Swelter as
as Sun Bears Down
The O’Neill Eagles soared to a
39-0 triumph over the Bassett
Tigers Friday afternoon on the
Bassett grid.
The Eagles and 01’ Sol collabo
rated in turning on the heat. Sol
worked all afternoon to the dis
advantage of both teams, but the
Eagles clawed out a counter in
the second period, and from then
on the outcome was never ques
tioned. Even the spectators swelt
ered as the mercury rose to the
high 80s.
Both machinnB were sluggish
and listless during the opening
stanza. The Tigers pounced on
an O’Neill fumble on O’NeiH's 8,
but could not capitalize on the
break. The shortlived threat
ended on the O’Neill 20, Bassett
having suffered two yardage
losses, and then losing the ball
on a fumble.
Early in the second stanza,
Halfback Dick Tibbetts hustled
the ball 55 yards in returning a
punt to Bassett’s 20. In a short
series of plays, Fullback Ray
Calkins squirmed through t o
score from the 6
The second O’Neill counter
came early in the fourth. After
a sustained 50-yard drive, Tib
betts skirted end from the 9 to
score.
The third marker came several
minutes later after a 65-yard
drive. Halfback Dick Hunger
ford skirted his own left end
from the 20 to score standing up.
Tackles Hermie Osborne and
Ardell Bright sparkled on the de
fensive for Coach F. E. Sain
don’s crew.
Ewing Set for
O'Neill Go —
EWING — Coach Marvin Mil
ler’s Ewing Tigers, with two
wins and one defeat, will be
ready Friday night for the un
deated O’Neill Eagles. The Tig
ers traditionally enjoy preying on
the upriver rivals and Friday s
affair has all the earmarks of
an interesting fracas.
Ewing dumped Neligh 7-0 in
the season’s opener, dropped a
6-13 decision to Stuart in the
second game, and trampled Elgin
12-0 in *he third contest.
Saindon's Crew to
Be at Peak Strength —
The Eagles will be at peak
strength for the Ewing tilt Fri
day night, Coach F. E. Saindon
of O’Neill high school said fol
lowing Wednesday’s workout.
The Eagles sailed through the
first two games and the practice
sessions thus far without a ser
ious injury.
The starting whistle will be
sounded at 8 p. m.
EWING BLANKS
ELGIN 12-0
EWNG — The Ewing Tigers
blanked Elgin 12-0 here Friday
night before a large crowd. Both
Ewing counters resulted from
end sweeps, one in the second
quarter and the other in the
third.
Williamson and Lampert suf
fered leg and rib injuriqs.
CHAMBERS NIPS
WOLBACH 14-6
CHAMBERS — The Chambers
high gridders flashed plentv ol
offensive Friday to whip Wol
back 14-6. Chambers scored in
both the first and third stanzas.
The big Wolbach line gave the
Holt countyans trouble all after
noon. Cooke continued to stand
out in the Chambers backfield.
Chambers entertains Butte to
day (Thursday).
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The St, Mary’s Cardinals, if
they have their way, will damp
en the homecoming festivities
for Sacred Heart at Norfolk to
night (Thursday) as the two six
man grid tnams clash in the
day’s main attraction. The open
ing whistle is scheduled for 8
p. m. under the lights in Nor
folk athletic park.
Rev. R. J. Lisco’s Cards will be
at full-strength for the go, he
said today. Halfback Jerry Tom
jack, Halfback Dick McNichols,
and Center Ed Hynes, all on the
shelf last week, are back in con
dition.
The Sacred Heart Knights this
season got off to a good start in
six-man grid warfare in the
first attempt for the Norfolk
academy. The Omaha World
Herald Tuesday ranked the Nor
folkans eighth in the state.
The 40-piece St.Mary’s band
under the direction of Ira
George, will drum up pregame
enthusiasm by parading Nor
folk’s Madison avenue at 7 p. m.
The tilt has been dubbed in
Norfolk “The Battle of Erin.”
Between halves Sacred Heart’s
homecoming queen will be
crowned.
A large number of St Mary’s
fans prepared early today to
lend moral support to the Cards
by being present at Norfolk.
Proceedings of the Holt
County Supervisors
(Continued from an earier issue.)
O’Neill, Nebraska
July 24, 1946
Holt county board of supervis
ors met as per adjournment. All
members present.
Meeting called to order by the
chairman.
Minutes of the previous meet
ing read and approved.
Motion by Wulf, seconded by
Stein that the following claims
be allowed and warrants order
ed drawn on the Unemployment
Relief Fund in payment of same:
Biglin Brothers _ $161.00
Brown McDonald Store .. 5.72
Mort Gill __ 6.00
Hoskinson Mercantile Co. 10.00
Marlatt Store _ 10.00
Dr. N. P. McKee _75.00
Thad E. Saunders . 73.65
Watson Grocery _ 10.00
Drs. Brown & French _ 2.00
Council Oak Store _ 12.00
Gillespie Radio Service .. 1.59
Nora Maroney ... _ 150.00
Idqal Market _ 35 00
Mrs. John Seger .. 2 25
Wayne Hospital __ 75.00
O’Neill Drug Store _ 5.40
Motion by Clark, seconded by
Schollmeyer, that Elmer Bowen
be given a raise of $15.00 per
month effective, July 1, 1946.
12:00 noon. On motion the
board adjourned until 1:00 p. m.
O’Neill, Nebraska
July 24, 1946
Holt county board of super
visors met as per adjournment.
All members present.
Meeting called to order by the
chairman.
Motion by Hubbard, seconded
by Collins that these claims
be allowed and warrants ordered
drawn on the General Fund in
payment of same:
American Road Builders
Ass’n - $ 10.00
Campbell Lumber Co. 21.95
City of O’Neill, Water
Dep’t. - 57.80
Geo. E. Collins _ 20.00
Andy Clark_ 26.65
W. P. Dailey - 33.90
J. P. Gallagher’s Store_ 2.44
The Augustine Company- 1.61
Frank Hoyt-26.55
Ed T. Campbell_33.90
Andy Clark_25.00
Geo. E. Collins_16.65
Consumers Public Power- 2.00
Tom Gaffney_21.00
Gillespie Radio Service — 2.00
H. W. Hubbard ...10.00
Loa Hubbard_33.90
K-B Printing Co.. 68.82
Ed J. Matousek_ 60.00
Midland Laboratories-41.50
Milburn Scott Co. . 59.93
; Northwestern Bell Tel. Co 89.79
Phoenix Indemnity Co. „ 783.35
Jos. Schollmeryer _ 15.00
Roy Seery. 5.00
i State Treasurer _ 30.20
J. C. Stein _ 12.00
H W. Tomlinson_ 4.00
United Chemical Co.— 56.35
Western Surety Co.- 5.00
H. W. Hubbard . 22.15
K-B Printing Co__ 14.35
Ed J. Matousek _ 25.90
Midwest Motor Co. - 7.87
D. R. Mounts.. 12.00
Pokes Duplicator Co._ 2.15
John Schmidt _ 5.00
Jos. Schollmeyer _ 10.65
Lester Sheets _ - 21.00
J. C. Stein _ _ 40.00
Roy Thurlow _ .... 31.80
Twin States Typewriter
Co. - 11.30
Wilma Weber _ 2.00
W. E. Wulf 40.00
2:00 p. m. This being the
time set for the hearing on the
petition of Edgar Jungman for a
License to operate a dance hall
in Amelia, Nebr. Edgar Jung
man presented a petition signed
by 60 persons of that vicinity
who were in favor of his having
a license. Harry and Glen White
appeared protesting his being is
sued a license.
Motion was made by Collins,
seconded by Clark that a license
be granted Edgar Jungman to
operate a dance hall in Amelia,
Nebraska. Motion carried.
2:30 being the time for the
hearing on the proposed road in
district No. 1, Dustin precinct, a
delegation of 45 people appeared
before the board, including resi
dents of that community and the
men who had bertn asked to ap
praise the value of the land to
be used as a road. A general
discussion f o 1 lo w e d and the
meeting was adjourned until the
appraisers completed their re
port.
5:00 p. m. On motion the board
adjourned until 10:00 a. m., July
31, 1946.
ED J. MATOUSEK
Chairman
RUTH HOFFMAN
County Clerk
O’Neill, Nebraska
July 31, 1946
10:00 a, m.
The Holt county board of
supervisors met as per adjourn
ment. All members present.
Meeting called to order by the
chairman.
This being the time set for the
public hearing on the budget for
the fiscal year 7-1-46 to 6-30-47,
the board remained in session
entire day. There were no pro
tests, complaints or alterations.
Mr. Swan, of the Inland Con
struction company met with the
board to discuss the builing of a
bridge to replace the one burned
recently in road district 4.
Motion was made by Hubbard,
seconded by Stein, that an order
be given the Inland Construction
company to build a steel and
concrete bridge 60’ by 20’ with
out concrete abutments.
5:00 p. m. On motion the
board adjourned until 10:00 a. m.
August 1, 1946.
ED J. MATOUSEK
Chairman
, RNTH HOFFMAN
Count Clerk
O’Neill, Nebraska
August 1, 1946
10:00 a. m.
Holt county board of super
visors met as per adjournment.
All members present except Col
lins
Meeting called to order by the
chairman.
Minutes of the previous meet
ing read and approved as read:
The forenoon was spent read
ing and discussing the budget
for 1946-47.
12:00 noon. On motion the
board adjourned until 1:00 p. m.
O’Neill, Nebraska
_August 1, 1946
! Rom where I sit ly Joe Marsha
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Bert Childers
and the Melon Patch
Bert Childers put an ad in the
Clarion the other day. Here’s what
it said:
“Planted more melons than I
can eat this year. Stop by and pick
as many as you want. All free.”
As you can guess, plenty of folks
sent their kids over and plenty of
the parents came too. Stripped
Bert’s melon patch in no time. And
as they went away, Bert treated
the kids to lemonade, and offered
the grownups a glass of ice-cold
sparkling beer.
Naturally it puzzled some folks
... but Bert explains: “It gives me
a kick to share things when I can
afford to—whether it’s the melons,
or the lemonade, or beer. I guess I
just like to indulge my whims.”
From where I sit, if we had more
“self-indulgent" people like Bert
—who believe in share and share
alike, live and let live, this tired
world would be a whole lot better
off!
_ ■— " 1,1 i
Holt county board of super- i
visors met as per adjournment.
All members present.
Meeting called to order by the
chairman. I
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RESOLUTION OF ADOPTION (
AND APPROPRIATION
Whereas, a proposed county i
budget for the fiscal year 7-1-46
to 6-30-47, prepared by the bud- i
get making authority, was trans- i
mitted to the county board on
the 24th day of July, 1946, and
Whereas, a summary of such
proposed budget, together with
a notice of public hearing to be
held on the 31st day of July, 1946,
was published in the Frontier,
a legal newspaper on the 25th
of July, 1946, and
Whereas, a public hearing was
held, pursuant to said published
notice, one 31st day of July,
1946, and
Whereas, the action of the!
1 state board of equalization has
: been and certified to the county j
|clerk,
NOW,THEREFORE, BE IT RE
SOLVED, by tho board of county
supervisors of Holt county, Ne
braska, as follows:
Section 1. That the budget
for the fiscal year, 7-1-46 to
6-30-47, as summarized on page
2 of the budget document be,
and the same heraby is, adopted
as the budget for Holt county
for said fiscal year.
Section 2. That for the ex
penditures proposed in said bud
get document as adopted, thero
is hereby appropriated, by of
fices, departments, activities, in-1
stitutions and funds, the follow-*
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ng amounts, to-wit:
COUNTY GENERAL FUND
For General Administration
bounty Board_$ 7930.00
bounty Clerk- 6740.00
bounty Treasurer_ 8430.00
Register of Deeds_ 4330 00
Elerk of District Court _ 4560.00
bounty Judge _ 4600.00
bounty Sheriff_ 6950.00
bounty Superintendent 5840.00
bounty Attorney_ 3350.00
bounty Assessor _ 7325.00
bounty Surveyor_ 1335.00
bounty Service Officer .. 1500.00
Agricultural Agent_ 2400.00
bounty Physician_ 200 00
bounty Jail- 700.00
Building & Grounds_ 10300.00
Annex Building- 2350.00
Elections- 3725.00
F°r General - Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous _ $ 4500 00
Bounties--- 250.00
Advertising Tax Sales 1000.00
Printing and Publishing 1000.00
Compensation Insurance
.... --- 1000.00
V ital Statistics .. 200 00
District Court Costs, incl.
Juiy -_- 1800.00
County Court Costs_100.00
Teachers Institute_ 700.00
County School Exhibit „ 250.00
NSSSi^.Weed Control .. 2000.00
TOTAL GENERAL $95,365.00
County Bridge Fund _$ 19,000.00
County Emergency
Bridge Fund-- $ 20,000 00
County Emergency
Bridge Fund - 20,000 00
County Road Fund_75 700.00
County Road Dragging
Fund - -- 3,500.00
County Relief Fund _ 9,500.00
Mother’s Pension Fund 50o!o0
County Soldier’s and
Sailors Relief Fund _ 400.00
County Fair Fund_ 2,000^00
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