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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 11, 1947)
COLLEGE SET IN FALL EXODUS O’Neill’s college set is packing this week in preparation for the opening of the Fall term. The University of Nebraska at Lincoln is the most popular sin gle school for O’Neill students, attracting 16. These are Polly ann Rickly, Lu Ann Iler, Shir ley Shaffer Fred Osenbaugh, Lois Cole, John Allen, Larry Schaffer, Keith Vincent, Gene McKenna, Hugh McKenna, Don na Gallagher, Fred Halva, War ren Burgess. John Baker. Helen Hagensick, Gordon Hiatt. * Other students and their school selections follow: C eighton university, Omaha — George Hammond, Edward Campbell James Merriman, George Janousek, Steven Wal lace, George Bosn, Rob mt Allen, Robert Wallace. John R. Galla gher. Norfolk junior college, Nor folk—Richard Tibbetts, Rijhard Hungerford. Don Saindon anc| Ardell Bright. Neb aska We lcyan university. Lincoln—Robert Bowen, Denver university, Denver, Colo.—William Grady. Barat college, Lake Forest, 111 —Mary Louise Birmingham. Clark college. Dubuque, la.— Divine Brennan. St. Ren diets, Atchison, Kans. —Thomas DeBacker. Rosary college, Chicago, 111.— Pat- icia O'Donnell and Betty D Gallagher. Rockhurst college, Kansas Ci ty. Mo.—Jack Harty. Mrs. Thomas Hiogms New Golden Rod President— The Golden Rod Project club was entertaiend at the home of Mrs. Vera Vorce on Wednesday. New officers for the ensuing year were elected, with Mrs. Thomas Higgins named presi dent; Mrs. Leo Gokie, vice-pres ident; Mrs. Mabel Harman, sec retary and treasurer, and Mrs. Vera Vorce, news reporter. After the business meeting, a social hour followed and the hostess served lunch to the members and guests. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Bessie Wayman on October 22. Trio of Hostesses at Country Club Luncheon— Mrs. H. J. Birmingham, Mrs W. J. Froelich and Mrs. W. H. Harty were hostesses to the Country club budge luncheon held Wednesday. After t h e luncheon held at the M & M cafe, bridge was played at the club house with Mrs. John Con ard, of Emmet, holding high score; Mrs George Hammond, lowj and Mrs. James Rooney the all-cut. Honored on Birthday and Weddina Anniversaries — On Sunday Mrs. Clyde Street er and Mrs. Clyde McKenzie en tertained 12 guests in honor of the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Dean Streeter and the wedding anniversary of the Clyde Streeters. SwPzer Family Reunites in Norfolk Park — ♦ A family picnic for members of the Switzer family was held Sundav in Ta-Ha-Zooka park in Norfolk. Among the 54 guests were Mr and Mrs. C. H. Switz er and little Ben Asher, of Page. Mrs. Enright Hostess to Pinochle Club— Mrs. Don Enright was hostess Tuesday evening to the Pinochle club. High honors went to Mrs. Thomas Sullivan; second high to ' Mrs. F. A. O’Connell, and low to Mrs. Clarence Sauser Mrs. Hubbard Hostess — Mrs. A. B Hubbard entertain ed the Merrv Mix club at her home on Tuesday afternoon. High s^ore winner was Mrs. H. % L. Lindberg, and Mrs. J. D. Os enbaugh reieived low score prize. Sorority Pledges at 'U'— Sorority pledges at the Uni versity of Nebraska at Lincoln include: Polly Ann Rickly, Chi Omega; Lu Ann Her. Delta Del ta Delta; Shirley Shaffer and Lois Cole. Gamma Phi Beta. Mrs. Lindberg Honoree — Mrs. C. W. Porter entertain ed eight guests today (Thurs day! in honor of the birthday anniversary of Mrs. H. L. Lind berg. ▼hen your digestive system doe* not function well, vutc accumulates and gas ■ created . t * you feel depressed and ins table. If your distress is extreme or long lasting consult your doctor. But often all you need •« to stimulate sluggish intestinal muscles. And that's just what the new im proved Adlerjka, the Tone-Up laxative, does. It relieves gas pressure and moves waste gently through the digestive canal. Because it is a acientific blend of 7 effective ingredients it works quickly and pleasant )f ly. Tty Ani.HRikA today and learn why evet 20,000,000 bottles have been told. Caution- use only as directed. V MRS. ORIN J. BRATT Miss Virginia D a m e r o, ' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Damero, of Phoenix, be came the birde of Orin J. Bratt, of Cheyenne, W y o, September 2 in a double-ring ceremony at the Methodist church in Atkinson. Rev. W. C. Birmingham read the nup tial lines. The couple will re side in Cheyenne. — O’Neill Photo Co. WEDS DAKOTAN Miss Catherine Sobotka, of Inman, and Calmer Halvorson. of Cando, N. D., were married in St. Patrick’s Catholic church here on September 1. Mrs. Halvorson is a daughter of George Sobotka and the late Mrs. George Sobotka, of Inman. The Halvorsons are residing in North Dakota.— O’Neill Photo Co. WEDS O'NEILL MAN Mrs. George Layh, jr., was Miss Karleen Jean Morgan, of Ainsworth, before her marri- j age in the Methodist church here on August 31. Mr. Layh st>ent 20 months in the Army during Wo Id War II, serving | in the Pacific theater of op- ; erations.—O’Neill Photo Co. ---j Snells Entertain Waller Family— Mr. and Mrs. Ray Snell enter- j tained the Waller family at a picnic Sunday at Picadilly lake, j Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. W W. Waller, of O’ Neill; Mrs. A M. Waller, Donald | Waller, Mrs. Mildred Waller and son, Jerry, all of Sioux City, la.; i Mr. and Mrs Robert Waller and family, of Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. ] Leland Waller and family, of Winside, and Mr. and Mrs. I i Charles Kenny and son, Gordon, of Grand Island. Mr. and Mrs Don Lyons will leave today (Thursday) to visit in Kansas City, Mo., until Sun day Attend Christening— Mr. and Mrs. Dick Tomlinson went to Humphrey Sunday to attend the christening of the small daughter of Mr and Mrs. James McNally. The child was named Patricia Jean. Mrs. Tomlinson Entertains Bridge Club— Mrs. H. W. Tomlinson enter ; tained the Last-Minute bridge club at her home September 3. Guest Tea Planned— The O’Neill Women’s club will meet next Wednesday at the home of Mrs. J. D. Osenbaugh when a guest tea will be held. Mrs. Frank Suchy returned Tuesday from David City where she had spent several days visit m her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Anderson, of St. Louis. Mo., visited Mon day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Putnam. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Watson were Sunday guests at the E. L. Watson home i Ruth Mary Urton will return Saturday after spending four days with friends in Winner, S. D. Mrs. Clyde McKenzie, sr., of Lynch, spent Monday with her daughter-in-law. Mrs. Clyde Mc Kenzie, jr. James Marne, Of Ute, la., ar rived Sunday to spend a few days with his aunt arid uncle. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Shriner. He will depart from his home the last of the week for the Univer 1 <uy of Iowa at Iowa Cily, where he will enter the freshman class. James graduated from St. Mary’s academy in May. Art Jrake, of Omaha, visited from last Thursday until Satur day at the home of his niece, Mrs. Herman Klingler, and hus band. Guests in the M. B. Marcellus home on Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rentschler, of Stuart. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Marcellus visited in the D. B. Marcellus home in Stuart on Sunday. Venetian blinds, two or three weeks delivery, made to mea sure, metal or wood, all colors. —Brown-McDonald's, O'Neill. Visitors at the home of Mrs. Mae Keller Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Patras and their daughter, Virinia, of Clear water, and Miss Delores Hosheit, of West Point. Mrs Floyd McMangal, of Nor folk, visited at the home of her mother, Mrs. Mae Keller, on Monday Mr. ind Mrs. C. E Jones took Mrs. Jones’ mother, Mrs, Nellie Peterson, to her home in Polk on Sundav They also attended a funeral of a relative in Stromsburg, returning Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. William Martin attended the wedding of Mr. i Mai tin’s niece, Miss Frances! Mae Martin, to Norman Ander-! son, held in Spencer on Sunday. Mrs Ralph McElvain and Mrs. Thomas Sullivan spent Friday in Norfolk. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson left Friday for their home in j Kenosha, Wis., after a week's visit in the home of ,Mr. and Mis. Ralph McElvain. Mrs. William McIntosh spent from Monday until Wednesday visiting in Madison at th(. home1 of her parents, Mr. and Mrs George Beaty. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Danierson left Tuesday for their home in Alameda. Calif., after a visit at the home of Mrs. Danierson’s uncle. L. M. Meiriman, and fnm dy, and at the J. R. Lyons heane. Mrs. W H. Harty and family spent Wednesday in Sioux City. Mi and Mrs. Ira Moss and family returned to O’Neill Mon day evening after a 10-days’ va cation spent near Park Rapids, Minn. Miss Marion Olson, R. N., of Galveston, Tex., arrived Sunday to spend a three-weeks’ vacation at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Olson. Try a Frontier want ad. 1 Drs. 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