Cactus Club Meets—
The Cactus club met at the i
home of Mrs. Bennett Sanders
on January 21. The meeting
was called to order by the vice
president, Mrs. Axel Borg. Nine
member and three guests were
present.
“Breakfast, a Family Affair,’’
was presented by the leaders,
Mrs. Borg and Mrs. Sanders.
They demonstrated a number
of ways to serve breakfast
fruits and pancakes.
The next meeting will be at
Mrs. Carl Pfeil’s February 5.
Project Club at Eby Home —
The Friendly Neighbors pro
ject club met January 22 with
Mrs. Raymond Eby. Mrs. Del
la Eby was a guest.
Mrs. Emmett Crabb and the
hostess gave a demonstration
of breakfast in the home. The
club voted to donate $16.50 to
wards Donna Mae Fuhrer’s po
lio treatment.
The next meeting will be
held February 26 at the home
of Mrs. Emmett Crabb.
Joins Players Group—
Polly Ann Rickley, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph P. Rick
ley, of O’Neill, has been pledg- j
ed to the Nebraska Masquers
chapter of the National Collegi
ate Players of the University
of Nebraska.
Minnesotans Here—
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Erb and
two children, David and Anna,
of Detroit Lakes, Minn., were
recent callers at the L. A. Ott
home on their way back from
visiting relatives in Oklahoma,
Colorado, and the western part
of this state. Mr. Erb was born
and raised near O’Neill.
Marlez Meets—
Mrs. Edward Campbell was
hostess to the members of the
Mdrtez club on Tuesday eve
ning. Mrs. Ira Moss and Mrs.
C. F. McKenna were winners.
ICELAND
— O’NEILL —
Saturday, Jan. 31
Music by
DON SHAW
and His
Trombonaires
Attend Party in Atkinson —
Mrs. Charles E. Chaee enter
tained at a luncheon and pre
nuptial shower at her home in
Atkinson on Saturday after
noon honoring Miss Emmy Lu
Fisher. Guests from O’Neill in
cluded: Mrs. H. F. Hammond,
Mrs. F. J. Fisher, Mrs. A. P.
Jaskowiak, Mrs. D. A. Kersen
brock, Mrs. C. V. Sullivan, Mrs.
Norman Gonderinger, Miss {
Helen Biglin and Mrs. William
Bowker, of Omaha.
Winners Named —
Winners at the American Le
gion auxiliary card party on
Sunday evening were: Mrs.
Tom Coyne and J. B. Grady,
pitch; Mrs. D. N. Loy and Har
ry Sullivan, pinochle; Mrs. Ed
Verzal and Dean Reed, auction
bridge; and Mrs. H. E. Coyne
and Ralph Rickly in contarct
drew the door prize.
Guild to Meet —
The Ladies’ Guild of the
Presbyterian church will meet
at the home of Mrs. Stanley
Soukup on Thursday, Febru
ary 5, at 2:30 p.m. Mrs. C. E.
Jones, Mrs. Felix Hendrick and
Mrs. William Aiken are the as
sisting hostesses.
Pinochle Party at Layh's —
At a pinochle party at the
home, of Mr. and Mrs. George
Layh, sr., on Sunday evening
the winners were Don Lyons
and Mrs. George Layh, jr., and
Mrs. Elwin Rubeck and Ed
Dumpert had low scores.
Contract Club at
Mrs. Brown's—
The winners at the Contract
bridge club meeting with Mrs.
J. P. Brown on January 21
were Mrs. P. B. Harty and Mrs.
Edward Gallagher-. Mrs. Harty
was a guest.
Mrs. Hubbard Hostess—
The Merry Mix club met on
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
A. B. Hubbard as hostess. Mrs.
H. G. Kruse won high score,
while Mrs. Paul Shierk got
low.
Jeudi Club Meets —
Mrs. Virgil Barger was hos
tess to the members of the Jeu
di club at her home last Thurs
day evening. Mrs. Max Wan
ser and Mrs. Barger were win
ners.
Give Stanley Party —
Mrs. Clay Johnson, sr., and
Mrs. Clay Johnson, jr., gave a
Stanley party January 21 for
22 guests. __
Smoked —
Sausage
Lb.
Bacon —
Squares
Lb. -
Smoked —
49c
39c
Choice Cuts —
Sirloin Steak
Lb.
Choice Grade —
Beef Roast
Lb. .—
Center Cuts —
54c
39c
Picnic Shoulders AQr Pork Chops
Lb. __ Lb. -
Calif. Navel —
Oranges
2 Do*.
Rome Beauty —
Apples
2 Lbs._
Yams
2 Lbs..
39c
25c
25c
Carrots
2 Large Bunches —
Celery
Large Bunch
Pink —
19c
19c
Grapefruit
4 Lbs _
Aunt Sue
LIQUID WAX
With each Qt. you OQr Qt.
get one Pint FREE _ »elV
Quaker
OATS
LZee 35c
G. T. FROSTING
2 Large
Pkgs.
25c
Nut Brown
COFFEE
Lb.
Can_
Victor PANCAKE
3-Lb.
Pkg__
FLOUR
19c
CHORE
GIRLS
3
for—
0ne Box
U1 \7fuJL^u One Box
39c
lc
Clover Farm Store
Phone 33
O’Neill
Bride-Elect Showered
with Trailer Gifts
LYNCH—A prenuptial show
er was given at the Legion hall
January 20 for Miss Betty
Wike.
A large number of friends
and relatives were in attend
ance.
A mock wedding featured
Mrs. Florence Harris as the
“bride,” Mrs. Ethel Mulhair,
“bridegroom,” Mrs. Melita
Walchter, “father” of bride,
and Mrs. Lizzie Stewart, “min
ister.”
Lunch consisting of sand- i
wiches, pickles, jello, cake and
coffee was served by the j
bride-elect’s mother, Mrs. John
Wike. Many gifts, appropriate
i for use in a trailerhouse, where
| the couple will live, were re
! ceived.
__
Sister-In-Law Killed
in Highway Crash
Mrs. George Kersenbrock, 33,
I of Crete, sister-in-law of John |
1 Kersenbrock, of O’Neill, was!
fatally injured last Thursday |
in an automobile accident near '
; Crete. She was traveling alone
I when the accident occurcd
j Survivors include; Husband; |
son—George; daughters—Janice
and Joan.
Funeral services were held
Monday in Crete and burial
| was made there.
Marriage Licenses
Paul Newton, 36, and June
jLuben, 31, both of Emmet, on
| January 22. •
Veryle Donald Miller, 18, and
Ruth Elaine Pollock, 16, both
of Neligh, on January 23.
Thomas J. Goeken, 26, of
Omaha, and Lillian C. Ventei
cher, 24, of Orchard, on Janu
ary 24.
Donald Staples, 22, of Atkin
son, and Opal Rockford, 18, of
Butte, on January 24.
Joseph Dufek, jr., over 21,
and Lucille M. Hickey, over 21,
both of O’Neill, on January 24.
Robert Hayter, 26. and Na
omi Anderson, over 21, both of
(Ainsworth, on January'24.
HOSPITAL REPORT
O'Neill hospital
Admissions: January 22 —
Dwayne Summerer, of Ewing, j
accident, condition “good”; 23
—Mrs. Virgil Wilson, of Butte;
! Mrs. Ed Determan, of O’Neill;
24—Eugene Van Every, of O’
Neill, tonsillectomy, condition
“good”; 28—Mrs. D. L- Bohn, of
Inman, surgical.
Dismissals: January 21 —
Dennis Ickes, of Page; William
David, of Chambers; 22—Mrs.
Marion Parks, and son, of Mid
dlebranch; Mrs. William O’Bri
en and son, of O’Neill; 23 —
Dwayne Summerer, of Ewing;
24 — Mrs. John Mullen and
daughter, of O’Neill; 25—Eu
gene Van Every, of O'Neill; 26
—Marvin Clouse, of O’Neill;
Mrs. Joe Peter, of O’Neill; Mrs.
A. Neil Dawes, of O’Neill; 27—
Janice Jarman, of Chambers.
In hospital: Francis Flood,
of O’Neill, condition “good.”
i J_
Married at Atkinson—
June Luben and Paul New
ton, both of Emmet, were mar
ried Friday in Atkinson at the
Methodist parsonage by Rev.
W. C. Birmingham. The couple
will make their home in Em
met.
Mrs. Van Every Hostess —
Mrs. Eugene Van Every was
hostess to the members of the
ONO club on January 21 at her
home.
Visit at Wayne—
Blake Benson and Mrs. Ben
son spent Sunday at Wayne
visiting Mrs. George J. Hess
and Mrs. S. J. Benson.
Mrs. Bridges Entertains—
The MM club met January 21
with Mrs. Alice Bridges as hos
tess.
Join the
MARCH
OF DIMES
The Ladies of the
METHODIST
and
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCHES
are having a
FOOD SALE
at the
KALYA IGA STORE
— on —
SAT., JAN. 31
2 p. m.
Proceeds Will Go to the
Polio Fund
SICK & INJURED
O’NEILL—Mrs. Gene James,
formerly Betty McNally, is se
riously ill at St. Mary’s hospi
;al in North Platte. Mrs.
lames is a sister of Mrs. Dick
romlinson. . • Mrs. H. J. Bir
mingham took her mother, Mrs.
2. E. Stout, to Sioux City on
Monday for medical treatment.
. . Donald Engler was called
to Sioux City on Tuesday by
the illness of his mother, Mrs.
B. C. Engler, of Stuart. Mrs.
Engler is a patient at St. Vin
cent’s. . • Miss Marian Ol
son, R. N., of Galveston, Tex.,
is in Lincoln near her father,
Ed Olson, who is in the Veter
ans’ hospital. She will arrive
here February 3. Mr. Olson’s
condition is “unchanged.’
INMAN — Har y McGraw
was called to Oklahoma City,
Okla., January 21 due to the
serious illness of his father,
Thomas McGraw. . . . Mrs.
Thomas R. Watson is a patient
at Our Lady of Lourdes hos
pital at Norfolk. . . . Archie
May is a patient in Our Lady
of Lourdes hospital at Norfolk
. , . . Mrs. Clarence Hansen
submitted to a major opera
tion in the Methodist hospital
at Sioux City last Thursday.
Mr. Hansen accompanied her
to Sioux City and Miss Murl
Keyes has been staying in Sioux
City near Mrs. Hansen. The
patient’s condition is “satis
factory.” . J. T. Thompson suf
fered a heart attack Sunday
night and is still confined to
his home. . . Mrs. Anna Smith
and Mrs. Kenneth Smith went
I to Sioux City Tuesday to con
sult a physician.
LYNCH—Mrs. Dan McKen
j zie was dismissed last week
from an Omaha hospital where
j she had been an operative pa
tient. . . William Mulhair is
an operative patient in the
Lynch hospital.
EMMET— James Carney de
parted Monday for Rochester,
Minn., where he will go
THE FRONTIER, O’Neill, Nebr., Jan. $9, 1948.—PAGE 5 *
through a clinic. Upon leaving
Rochester he will go to Water-!
bury to make an extended vis
it with relatives.
REDBIRD—Mrs. Elmer Lu
edtke is on the sick list this
week. Her sister, Miss Agnes
Brim, of Scotia, arived Fiday
to stay with her.
CHAMBERS — Darlene
Grimes returned Sunday from
a Norfolk hospital where she
had been following an appen
dectomy.
Linda Smith Honored—
INMAN—Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Smith and family, Mrs.
Anna Smith, Mrs. Etta Trow
bridge and Ernest, Mrs. Myrle
I Caster and Carol Ann and Mrs.
Eva Murten spent Sunday in
| Page as dinner guests of Mr.
land Mrs. Melvin Smith and
I Linda. The occasion was Lin
ida’s fourth birthday anniver
I sary.
INMAN NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Clark, of
Burwell, spent Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. Anna Clark, who
is nursing a broken wrist.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Tomp
kins, Linelle and Roger spent
the weekend in Bassett as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Warren
McClurg and family.
Earnest Trowbridge went to
Council Bluffs, la., on Monday
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Watson and
family were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Butler, of Neligh.
Clarence Hansen and Murl
Keyes came Sunday from
; Sioux City where they had
spent several days with Mrs.
Hansen, who is a patient at the
Methodist hospital.
D D. DeBolt attended a trac
tor school in Creighton on
Monday and Tuesday.
with FEATURES!
. . . AND THAT'S THE BIG REA
SON WHY THE FRONTIER
MORE THAN DOUBLED ITS NET
PAID CIRCULATION DURING
1947. FOLKS LIKE FEATURES
IN ANY NEWSPAPER, AND THE
FRONTIER HAS ASSEMBLED
TOP - NOTCHERS.
Prairieland Talk
Hundreds of oldtimers and lots of young
readers turn first to “Prairieland Talk.” Its
author, Romaine Saunders (now residing in
Lincoln) is a veteran Holt county newspaper
man and a seasoned observer of the passing
scene He mingles sentiment with a lot of
good common sense and “Prairieland Talk”
emerges as one of the best personal columns
in the state’s press.
The Frontier Woman
From the little white house out on the wind
swept Holt countryside come the lines for
The Frontier’s newest feature, "The Frontier
Woman.” Each week this column is filled
with homespun, everyday household and
human interest news and chit-chat. In
1938 Mrs. Pease was chosen as the outstand
ing country correspondent in the United
States by her writing in National publications.
The Frontier Photos
John H. McCarville, a newcomer in O’Neill
during the past 18 months, is an old-hand in
the picture-taking business. He started by
making aerial photographs for the Navy
during World War II. As a staff photographer,
he coyers everything from bubble-gum
contests to floods. The Frontier during 1947
published more “homeprint" pictures than
all other Holt county newspapers combined!
$2.50 Per Year in Nebraska
$3 Elsewhere
"About a Nickel a Week"
