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Returns from Baltimore—
Miss Maryan Brophy, R. N. of
O’Neill,’ has returned to Grand
Island after spending a montH in
Baltimore, Md., where she accom
paied an eight-months-old Grand
Island “blue baby’’ for treatment
in John Hopkins university hos
pital. The infant died March 6.
While in the East Miss Brophy
visited her brother, John, at
Providence, R. I,
Kirchmanns Honored —
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kirch
mann were guests of honor at a
dinner for 10 given Sunday by
1 Mr. and Mrs. Lee E. Osborn. The
Kirchmann family moved this
week to Oregon.
They were honored at another
dinner party given bv the Os
borns. last Thursday. There were
also 10 guests present.
Bride-Elect Honored —
Mrs. Henry Mullen and Mrs. Ed
Olsen will be cohostesses tonight
(Thursday) at a surprise miscel
laneous shower given for Miss
Claire Smith, formerly of Califor
nia. Miss Smith, ;who is now re
siding with tha Mullens, will be
married to >FiaBcis Musi^ on
April 8 at St. Patrick’s church at
8 a.m. a-ariv . ,
Harry Sullivan. Mr*. Loy Win —
* Mrs! ~C. "B. Hertronft enter
tained her Pinqchle club Sunday
evening.' ttigh honors for the la
dies went to Mrs. D. N. Loy, and
Harry SullivanJed the men. Mrs.
Roy Lowery ^pd D. N. Loy were
low. The traveling prize was
won by Mrs. Arthur Dfexteis
Mrs. McCarthy Hostess —
Mrs. George M. McCarthy was
hostess to the Birthday club Mon
day evening. The guest-of-honor
was Mrs. Glea H. Wade, who was
recipient of the highest score.
Mrs. Harry Sullivan won second
high and Mrs. Stanley Holly was
low.
Church Group Meets —
The intermediate Sunday
school class of the Methodist,
church met Sunday for a party. |
Mrs. Dale Fetrow supervised.
There were 12 girls present. Af-1
ter games, refreshments were
served.
39 Academy Pupils to
Omaha Sodality Meet !
Thirty-nine St. Mary’s academy 1
pupils spent the weekend in Oma
ha attending a Sodality confer
ence. .. Traveling by chartered
bus, they were accompanied by
Sisters Antonella, F i d e s and
Electa.
Among those making the trip
were:
Patricia and Betty White,
Maryanne Laur, Rose Mary Ruf
fing, Kay Dancy, Delores Fred
rickson, Mary and Catherine
Murphy, Carolyn Gran, Norma
Jean Mann, Margaret McPhee,
Mary Ellen Zarr.
Marilyn Roggash, Rita Mc
Mann, Joanne Frenking, Margaret
Judge, Joanne Simonson, Betty
Gallagher, Marilyn Moore, Nancy
Froelich, Barbara Burmingham,
Roseline Bosn, Alice Biglin, Bet
ty Gallagher, Devine Brennan.
..Jean Froelich, Maxine Golden,
Louise Iler, Richard Hynes, Ed
Hynes, Jerry Tomjack, Francis
Rohde. Jim Marne, Tom Harty,
Larry Higgins, Larry Pribil, Don
ald Sauser.
Petersens Entertain
Departing Couple —
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Reising,
who moved to Morrill Friday,
were honored at a buffet supper
last Thursday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Peterson. There
were four couples present.
Delta Winners Announced —
Delta Deck winners last Thurs
day evening were Mrs. C. J. Gatz
and Miss Anna O’Donnell. The
club met at the home of Mrs.
Homer Mullen.
Initialed into Sorority —
Miss Donna Gallagher, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward M.
Gallagher, was initiated into
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority
Saturday at the University of Ne- ;
braska at Lincoln.
'Storage' Topic —
The Elkhorn Project club is
meeting today (Thursday) at the
home of Mrs. Max Greenier. The
lesson on “Storage” will be given
by Mrs. Edward Moore._
'DA in Business Session—
The Catholic Daughters held a (
egular business meeting Tuesday ]
evening at the Golden hotel. <
Jlans were made for a food sale {
o be held at the Council Oak |
tore on Saturday. Mrs. Joe Me-I ^
'arville acted as chairman of the j
ntertainment committee and was i
issisted by Mrs. A1 Sauser, Mrs. «
riarence Sauser, Mrs. Walter1,
Donohoe, Gertrude Ann Sullivan,
drs. Fred Heerman, Mrs. Ed, i
Hood and Mrs. A. J. O’Donnell,
rhey served light refreshments. ,
rhe door prize went to Mrs. El- i
len Sullivan.
rrio Honored—
Mrs. Ralph Brown, Mrs. Earl
Spendlove and Lorenz Brede
meier were honored Wednesday
night at the Bredemeier residence.
The three observed birthday an
niversaries this week. Present
were Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Mr.
and Mrs. Spendlove and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Kurtz and Connie.
Mrs. Fuller Hostess —
The Friendly Neighbors project
club met last Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Levi Fuller. The
lesson was “Storage.” There
were 12 members present. After
the regular meeting, refreshmnts
were served. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs.
M. E. Asher sometime in April.
Here from Fremont—
Mrs. Virgil Metschke arrived
March 26 for an extended visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs..
C. E. Yantzi.
Mrs. Ina Wolfe departed Tues
day for Winslow, Ariz., to visit
her sister, Mrs. M. G. Wright, who
has been ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Osborn and
sons, Wayne and Norman, and
Mrs. Osborn’s mother, Mrs. Otto
Clevish, drove to Norfolk Satur
day. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Harden Anspach and daugh
ter, Juanita.
Weekend visitors at Burwell
and Ord were Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Jonas.
Mrs. Harry Vogt and Mjs. Paul
Shierk were in Tilden and Nor
folk this week.
L. M. Merriman returned Tues
day from a three-days’ business
trip to Norfolk.
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BEEF SHORT RIBS .._._ Wc
SALMON STEAKS u,._52c
HAMBURGER Lb._ _35c
COO STEAKS _ 39c
SIRLOIN STEAK 11“ *,uto' 52c
BEEF ROAST *Shouldcr Cuts 39c
COOKIES
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Cream Style —
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Sweet Variety —
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,/lS-Oz. Jar -
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1000 Island —
DRESSING
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DILL PICKLES 10r
Pint Jar ..
Fruits & Vegetables
Full-Pound —
Asparagus JOf
Bunch
Florida Juice —
Oranges Of
Per Lb._
Texas Seedless —
Grapefruit Cf
Per Lb._
Fancy Winesap —
Apples 25C
2 Lbs. ....
Firm, Red-Ripe —
Tomatoes OCf
1-Lb. Crts. .
Radishes Cf j
Green Onions Cf
Bunch . __
Solid Heads —
Lettuce Ilf
Each _ ■
Calif.. Large Bunch —
Carrots Of
Bunch __-. wV
White Snowball —
Cauliflower 1 Cf
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New Texas —
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U. S. No. 1 Idaho Yellow —
Onions Cf
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Washing —
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Scott Co. —
DICED CARROTS 1Af
No. 2 Can —
Fancy, Extra Large —
PRUNES cqr
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Whole Unneeled —
APRICOTS Ylf
No. 2>4 Can Ll\>
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I Aircraft —
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48-Oz. Pk g_•«* j
Nabisco 100% —
! BRAN 10r
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Hi - Ho —
CRACKERS 97r
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Graham —
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Nabisco, Lb. Box .
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3 Tall Cans VI
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V-8 VEGETABLE
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COFFEE
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Phone 33 O'Neill
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Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Saindon and
hildren, will leave Friday for
’oik to spend Easter with Mrs.
Jaindon’s father, Henry Cramer
nd sons.
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Robert
on are expecting their daughter,
tfrs. R. P. Orth, and Mr. Orth, of
Lincoln, Friday for the Easter
lolidays. Mr. Qrth is a student
n chemistry in the graduate
chool of the University of Ne
>raska, where ne is also doing
esearch work.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan P. Jaszko-1
wiak were guests Wednesday of
the Joseph Brewsters, at Stuart.
Mrs. M. V. Colson, of Stuart,;
left Saturday after spending
three-days’ with her daughter,
Mrs. C. Porter.
Mrs. Kathryn Doftn and grand
daughter, Dorothy Ann Moran,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James ‘
C. Moran, are returning today
(Thursday) after a week’s stay in ,
Omaha and Nebraska City.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Halva and 1
daughter, Lydia, spent Tuesday
an business in Sioux City.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmond DesMsr
pean and son, Richard, and Mr. j
DesMarpean’s father, Phillip,!
were overnight guests of the F. E. j
Saindons Monday. The DesMar
peans are from Stockton, Kans.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Froe
Lich are returning today (Thurs
day) from Chicago, 111., after a
four days’ stay.
Mrs. Mary Boss, who makes her
home with the C. Porters, re
turned Friday after a visit of sev
eral monthr in Creighton.
Sunday Mrs. Lester Jonas and
sona accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
Laurence Jonas to visit relatives
in Burwell and Ord.
Mrs. Harry Vogt and daughter
Jacqueline, will leave for Lincoln
Friday to bring home Wiley, who
is a student at the University of
Nebraska.
For That EASTER Vacation...
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Orchard
Royal
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Randolph
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Laurel
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Allen Junction
Waterbury
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2 — DEPARTURES DAILY — 2
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Serving from O’Neill to: I
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Ewing
Clearwater
Neligh
Oakdale
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Battle Creek
Norfolk
with Direct Connections to:
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Omaha
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Sioux City, la.
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3 — DEPARTURES DAILY — 3
8:30 a. m. — 1 p. m. — 5 p. m.
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GRAND ISLAND - ONEILL - AINSWORTH
Serving from O’Neill:
WEST TO:
Atkinson
Stuart
Newport
Bassett
Long Pine
Ainsworth
with Direct Connections to:
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Grand Island
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Hastings
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! 2 — SOUTH DEPARTURES DAILY — 2
9:40 a. m. — 4:25 p. m.
3 — WEST DEPARTURES DAILY — 3
10 a. m. — 4:45 p. m. — 9:35 p. m.
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WINNER - BONESTEEL - O’NEILL
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Spencer
Butte
Fairfax, S. D.
Bonesteel, S. D.
with Direct Connections to:
St. Charles, S. D.
Herrick, S. D.
Burke, S. D.
Gregory, S. D.
Dallas, S. D.
Colome, S. D.
Winner ,S.D.
with Connections at Bonesteel for? 1
Sioux City, la.
1 — DEPARTURE DAILY — 1
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