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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1947)
Announce Program for Saturday Band Concert The program for Saturday night's concert by the Mun fi lial band has been announced as follows: “Star Spangled Banner, by Key, march, "The Huntress,’’ by King; ma ch. ‘‘El Capitan, by Sousa; waltz, “Always," by Berlin; novelty, "Trombone To boggan." by Weber; rve ture, “The Crusaders,” by Beech tel; vocal solo, selected, by Clara iteaeock; selection, "In a Per sian Market,” b»y Ketelby; hymn. "God Be with You." by Jomer; march, "Lights Out, ’ by McCoy, and march, “National Emblem,” by Bagley. « Charivari Newlyweds — CHAMBERS—A large crowd gathered Saturday evening to charivari Mr. and Mrs. Jack Alderson. After searching for sometime the couple was found at the Cleo Alderson home. The group was ushered to Ned Alderson’s for treats. Mr. and Mrs. John Stuifb-rg-1 en and daughter, Linda Lee, spent the weekend in Valen tine visiting friends. I The Sox for Men That Women ft \ Iftcu fu’fxrt's' \f I Y$ \_friend ' V\ tto 6 Pair.. $3 It takes a smart woman-shopper to know a "good buy” in men’s sox when she sees one! These sox guar antee a half year's satisfactory wear ...assure faultless fit...offer more for the money l • Buy six pairs and get the Guarantee Certificate. • Knit proportioned to fit small, average and large siie mao, • 6 months' wear or six new pairs free. P Laundry tested and approved. SI lllll To Bujr*His Socks Acwordlaf To Tks Site Shot Ha Weirs. M'CARVILLE'S CLOTHING & SHOES C'NEILL rural youth club By Gene Closion O’Neill rural youth met at the courthouse annex Friday evening at 3:30. Only half of the members were present. Plans were discussed for at tending the state camp at Long Pine August 8-10. Plans were also made for Atkinson hay days. County Agent A. Neil Dawes gave a talk on fire p evention. We are very sorry to see Mr. and Mrs. Earl Spendlove, our sponsors, leave us. They are moving to Ainsworth shortly. Our next meeting will be a stunt night to be held Augu t 6. Girl Scout Outing to End Saturday The Irsh Lassies left Sunday to spend a week at Pani Li j Shar, a Girl Scout camp at Fre- | mont. The gr up consisted of Marilyn Mtngan, Patricia M'd len, Dorothy Donahoc, Shirltyj Ross, Margaret (“Ma.de”) Birm ingham, Helen Harty, Lorraine j Simonson. Bernadet'e Hyn< s 1 Suzanne Moss, Marilyn Beha ] Mary Lois Kelley, Mary Ann Hickey, Sara Lou Moss. Cath erine Condon. Mary Katherine Turner, Rose Mary Corkle, Bar bara Streeter, Mary Ann Win- I chell, and Rose Mary Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Streeter, Mrs. Hugh Birmingham, Mrs. Francis M. Brennan, and Mr. and Mrs. James Corkle drove the group to Fremont and will return for them Saturday. 'Rural Life Pastor' Topic at Meet ng— EMMET — The Bible study group of the Methodist church met with Mrs. Grant Peacock on Friday with 15 members and two visitors present. Mrs. Ted Herring, of Omaha was a guest. Devotions were' j in charge of Mrs. D. H. A’l n. Mrs. Leon Beckwith gave the lesson with a reading, ‘ The Northwest Rural Life Pastor” and illustrations on fami’iar sayings taken from the Bible. Refreshments were served late in the afternoon. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Dean Beckwith on August 8. Finley Home Scene of Family Picnic — PAGE — A family dinner! and supper was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Finley Sunday. Those attend ing were: Mr. and Mrs. Orville Finley, Lois and Dean, of Los Angeles, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Gaylen Miller and family of, Niobrara; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Michaelson; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Finley, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Finley, Mr. and Mrs. James Finley and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Allen and Jamie Nissen, all of Page. 'Building Church of Tomorrow' Topic o1 WSCS Meeting— CHAMBERS — The Women’s society of Christian service met at the home of M s. Wade Grubb last Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Grubb and Mrs. Bert Lyboit as hostesses. The meet ing was opened by sinking the theme song. Mrs. Sarah Ad ms led the de votional* on “Bui’ding the Church o f Tomo row.” Mrs. Kenneth Warner presented the lesson. Rtf cshmen s were seived by the hostesses at the close. DANCELAND 1 — O’NEILL — Saturday, July 19 , Don Shaw and His Tromhonaires Adm. & Dance: $1 SAVE s 50% DURING Tirestono JULY SALE LINDBERG - HOME & AUTO SUPPLY - PHONE 108 O’NEILL 40 NOMINATED FOR SOIL AWARDS Entries Open Until July 25 in $5,000 Ag Program Forty farmers an ranerers have been, nominated by the Holt county soil conservation district supervisors and others for en tries in two contests recogniz ing those who have done oth standing work In soil and mois ture conservation. These farmers and ranches are those nominated as tnre; in the $5,000 soil conservation recognition program, sponsored by the Omaha World-Herald end the Sioux City program for per manent agriculture, sponsored jointly by the Sioux City Cham ber of Commerce and the Sioux Citv Jo . rnal-Tribune publica tions. The following arc those nom inated todate at the district of fice in the basement of the courthouse annex in P’Neill: Amelia—Clifford Olson, and F. C. and A. C. Watson; Atkin son—Theodore Baumeister, O. A. Hammerberg, D. B. Marvel- j lus, Walter Ries, and Joe Wag man; Butte—William J. Meusch and Walter G. Sire; Chambers —E. M. Jarman, and T m Reed; Dorsey—H. H. Miles; Emmet — J. H. Patterson; Ewing— Caspar Larsen; Inman—Harry Harte. F. E. Keyes, Lewis Kopectky, Lou is Sobotka, L. R. and Harvey Tompkins; O’Neill—Fred L. Car ey, Oswald Drueke, Clarence Ernest, Ralph Ernest, L. A. Ctt, L. B. Price, Frank Searles, and Ray Siders; Orchard—Bert Fin ley; Page — Bernard Ko n°c't. Wendel Quigley, Walter So ka and Harry Tegeler; Star—Willis Butterfield, Elmer Juracek, Rob ert Miller, E. J. Revell & Sons, and Emmet Wertz; and Stuart—, Cal and James Allyn, Max Karo j and William Wefso. Anyone may nominate o4he s before July 25. A committee will choose three farmers and | ranchers to represent the Holt district in each of these contest?. SICK & INJURED O’NEILL—H. H. Lowery is I ill at home. . . Irvin Simonson submitted to a major operation at Clarkson hospital in Omaha, this week. . . Mrs. Thomas Har ding, who fell and broke her arm and some ribs two weeks ago, is up and doing “quite well”. . . Mrs. Glenn Ridge way has been ill for the past two weeks. . . Mrs. Hardin Anspach, who has been a pa tient in Sioux City, is recup erating at home. INMAN—Doris Farewell re turned Friday from Linco'n where she had been receiving medical treatment. . . Raypaond Sobotka, accompanied by h s father, Lewis Sobotka, returned Friday from Lincoln where he had been receiving medical attention. . . Mrs. F. E. Keyes returned Sunday from Sioux City where she had submitted to an operation. CHAMBERS — Mr. and Mrs Dean Stevens took their infant daughter, Cherilyn, to the Lu theran hospital at Norfolk on Wednesday for a minor opera tion. Mrs. Ben Medcalf accom panied them to have her tons 1; removed. . . Mrs. Gordon Brown has returned from a Norfolk hospital at which she recently submitted to an appendectomy. Bride Honored — CHAMBERS — A miscellane ous shower honoring Mrs. Rich ard Burtwistle, jr., (nee Staph anie Hubei) was held July 8 at the home of Mrs. Arthur Fan geman. T.'iv. program of songs, por traying scenes in the bride's life, was presented by Mariam Tangeman, Lylas Tangeman, Geneva Rasmussen, 'Shirley Jones, Ruby Jones, Donna Da vid and Doreen Tangeman. Refreshments of jcllo, cake and iced tea were served by the ladies of the community. O’NEILL LOCALS Mrs. Melvin Lorenz. Mrs. j Dale Fetrow and Mrs. Frank Cronk, of Page, attended a shower in Brunswick July 9 given for Mrs Lorenz and Mrs. Fetrow’s sister. Mrs. Edward Wortman. Mr. and Mrs. George Lefiie, of Tula L6ke, Calif., arrived Monday for a stay with Mr. and Mrs. George Layh and Mrs. Mary Wetzler. Herbert J. Hammond and son, George, left Tuesday for Minne sota where they will join other O’Neill fishermen, who left last week. Mrs. Herbert J. Ham mond left the same day to vi. i: her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs William Bowker, and daughter. Beth, of Omaha. Mrs. George Hammond and son, Michael, also left Wednesday to visit in Sioux Citv at the home of Mrs. Hammond’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. John Lamery and two children, of Malta, Mont., visited Mrs. Lamery’s brother, James C. Moran, and Mrs. Moran on July 8. Mrs. Kath yn Dolan, mother of Mrs. James C. Moran, left July 9 for Portland, Ore., to vis it her sister, Mrs. James Kelly, until September 1. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Parkins, of Omaha, left Sunday after spending a week here visiting Mr, Parkins’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Parkins, and other relatives. Their neice, Mary Lou Yainall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Ya nail, retu n ed with them to spend a month. Weekend guests at the Clark L. Willson home were Mrs. Wil lson’s mother, Mrs. Anna Mingo. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wall, and daughter Ramona, Mr. and Mrs Marshall Foix and Mrs. Armand Foix, all of Sioux City. Mrs. Mingo and Mrs. Armand Foix will remain for two weeks. Shirley Willson returned with Ramona Wall to be her guest for two weeks. Miss Barbara Walling, of A1 bion, arrived Sunday to spend two weeks with her g andpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Wal ling. Mr. and Mrs. Mike A. Sm t’l entertained Mrs. Smith’s amt Mrs. Nettie Bu ehle, Mr. an * Mrs. E. Ford ;ni s n, Edward all of Los Angeles, Calif., last Thu sday. Mi s Gertrude Sull van re turned from Omaha Surd ty af ter having spent a week ' with relatives. She also attended the wedding of a cousin. Miss Polly Ann Rickley, daugh ter of the Ralph P. Rickleys, had as her weekend guest, Emil Swanda, of Hastings. Lewis Uhl, of Mapleton, la., arrived Sunday for a stay with elatives including his brother, Caspar Uhl, and Norbert Uhl. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wa'ler and family returned Saturday from a week’s vacation in the Black Hills. Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Down ey and nieces Leah, Glee, Dor othy and Lou Iler, left Sunday for a month’s vacation at their ranch near Custer, S. D. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Simonson had as their guests Sunday Miss Glendo is Mendenhall and her fiance, of Valentine. Mrs. Charles Benda, of Platte, S. D., spent the weekend with her daughter, Mrs. Roy J. Shel hamer, and Mr. Shelhamer. Paul Shelhamer, who had be n visiting his grandmother, came home with her and will remain with his parents a few days. Then, he will join his grand mother for another visit. Mr. and Mrs. Grover C. Shaw returned Friday after a five weeks’ visit in Spearfish, S. D.. Cowley, Wyo., and Richland. Wash. Mrs. Edward Latta, of Oma ha, is visiting at the home her brother, C. E. Stout, and niec es, Mrs. William J. Froelich and Mrs. Hugh J. Birmingham, , this week. ! Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Kilpat rick and daughters, Arlene and Mrs. Glenn Tomlinson, retU n ! ed Tuesday from Omaha and Harlan. Ia., where they visited i relatives for five days. Miss Genevieve Biglin return ied Tuesday from Caspar, Wyo., where she visited her brot rer, 1 Ambrose, for a week. O'NEILL HOSPITAL NOTES Admissions: July 12 — Mrs. Thomas Derry, of Stuart, medi cal, condition “good.” 13—Mrs. Philip Zeimer, of O’Neill, med ical, condition “good;” Jack Vin cent, of O'Neill, medical, condi tion “good.” 14—Homer New man, of Sioux City, medical, condition “good;” Raymond Ris er, of O’Neill, tonsilectomy, con dition “good.” 16—Baby Mur phy, of Star, condition “fair.” Dismissals: July 11 — Mrs. Stanley Price and daughter, of Venus, condition “good.” 12 — Mrs. J. C. King and daughter, of Page, condition “good;” Pat rick Boyle, of O’Neill, condition “good.” 13—James Hickey, of O’Neill, condition “good.” 14— Mrs. Raymond Schmidt, of At kinson, condition “good;” Ray mond Riser, of O’Neill, condi tion “good;” Mrs. Thomas Der ry, of Stuart, condition “good;” Mrs Philip Zeimer, of O’Neill, condition “good.” 15 — Homer Newman, of Sioux City, condi tion “good.” EMMET NEWS Dick Heerton and Mabel Per kins, of Ainsworth, spent from July 9 until Saturday visiting Miss Perkins’ sister, Mrs. James O’Connor. and family, and brother. Tom Perkins. Miss Helen Mil'er, of Joplin, Mo., spent the weekend visiting at the Joe Babl home. Mr. and Mrs. John Luben and daughter, of Crawford, are v s iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Luben. Misses Judy and Patty Dcd son and Miss Hope Pattlen, of Omaha, spent several days the past week visiting Miss Sharon Wagnon. Mr. and Mrs. Gailard Abart. of Kansas City, Mo., returned to their home after spending the Fourth at the Charles Abart home. Mrs. Ted Herring and family returned to their home in Oma ha Sunday after spending the past 10 days visiting at the John Kee home and with other relatives. • Mr. rnd Mrs. Fred Caklir.s oorfip-d. Orr.. rnd Mrs. Wil- j liam Lieskie and son, Jerrv, o1'! Rmux City, were viiito s at t'e Larry Tenborg home ov r the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fox are i visiting Mrs. Fox’s mother, Mrs. , Kendall, at Hastings this week. | Merle Foreman spent M ndiy visiting his brother, Merle Fore man. and family at Blair. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Putman, of Washington, were overnight guests Saturday at the Pctts home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strong and family, of Omaha, spent several days visiting at the Ce cil McMillian home. Goes to Wayne— Miss Elja McCullough le,i Tuesday to attend a one-dav educational meeting at Wayne State Teachers’ college. Joseoh Biglin returned Iasi Thursday after visiting fri?nds near Huron, S. D. LEGAL NOTICE (First publication July 17, 1C47.) Julius D. Cronin, Attorney NOTICE OF SALE OF INTER EST IN PARTNERSHIP ASSETS. Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an Order entered by the County Court of Holt County, Nebraska, in the Estate of Lewis R. Cunningham, De ceased, dated July 17th, 1947, the undersigned, as Adminis tratrix of said Estate will o fer for sale and will sell for cash at public auction at the front door of the County Court House in the City of O’Neill, Nebraska, on the 24th day of July, 1947, at ten o’clock A. M., all of the interest of this said Estate in the assets of the partnership known as Cunning ham & Cunningham, consisting of the following:— An undivided one-half inter est in and to: * 52 Head of Cattle; 16 Yearlings; 7 Calves; 6 Hogs; 3 Horses; Machinery; Harness. EVA M. CUNNINGHAM, Administratrix of the Estate of Lewis R. 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