John J. Kellogg Here—
John J. Kellogg, of Omaha,
a former O’Neill resident, vis
ited here Monday and Tues
day. He was a dinner guest
Monday in the home of Mrs.
R. E. Gallagher.
Shriners Return—
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Shriner
returned during the weekend
from a week’s visit in Wichita,
Kans., Omaha and Lincoln.
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Attend Meeting —
Mrs. Ralph Rickly, Mrs. J.
D.Osenbaugh, and Mrs. Arlo
Hiatt went to Stuart Wednes
day to attend a Presbytery
meeting held there.
Delta Dek Meets—
Mrs. Frank Froelich enter
tained the members of the Del
ta Dek club last Thursday.
Winners were Mrs. Edward
Gallagher and Mrs. C. J. Gatz.
Entertains Foursome—
Mrs. A. Cowperthwaite en
tertained 4 ladies Saturday af
ternoon at a pinochle party at
her home.
Mrs. Kruse Entertains —
The MM bridge club met
last Thursday with Mrs. H. G.
Kruse as hostess. Mrs. C. W.
Porter held high score.
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meat at low feed cost from
your birds? Then start right
with TRI STATE HATCH
ERY chicks. Come in or write
fcr prices. 48c
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O'NEILL !
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Vote for Robert A. Taft
and LOWER TAXES!
© Three times Senator Bob Taft has
put through Congress a bill ‘ > reduce
your crushing income tax.
& Twice President Truman has ve
toed it.
# The third bill is now up to the Pres
ident, but Bob Taft will see it through!
Remember This on April 13th!
ROBERT A. TAFT
For President
Sponsored and paid for by the Nebraska Tafl for President Committee
Max A. Miller, Gen. Chrmn.j Paul Kruger, Asst. Gen. Chrmn.t
Fred S. Aldrich, Secv-Treaa.
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Mrs. George G. Hendricks
— O’Neill Photo Co.
Thelma Morgan Weds
in Church Ceremony
At 2 p. m. on Thursday, Ap
ril 1, Miss . Thelma Morgan,
daughter of Mrs. Ruth Mor
gan, became the bride of Geo
! rge G. Hendrick, son of Mr.
I and Mrs. F. W. Hendrick.
The double-ring ceremony
was performed at the Presby
terian church in O’Neill. Rev.
Ward Smith officiated before
the altar decorated with ped
estal baskets of red roses. Mrs.
Howard Manson played the nu
pital music and accompanied
Miss Bonnie Jean Harmon who
was the vocal soloist.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her brother-in-law
Fred Colfack, jr., of Ewing.
She wore a dusty pink wool
suit with a gardenia corsage.
Her maid-of-honor. Miss Jean
Rakowski, of Norfolk, wore a
beige suit with a Sib< rian iris
corsage.
Sam Fuhrer, of O’Neill, ser
ved as best man.
Following the ceremonv. a
reception was held at the Hen
drick home for about tiO rela
tives and friends. Mrs. M. V.
Landreth, of Page, sister of
the bridegroom, baked the 3
tiered wedding cake w'hich with
white tapers and spring flowers
was used on the table. Miss
Leona Hamilton, Miss Bonnie
Jean Harmon, Mrs. Don Hynes
and Miss Edwina Jones served
ice cream and cake.
The bride is a graduate of
the O’Neill high school with the
class of 1945. For the past 3
years she has been employed
at the Consumers Public Pow
er District. The bridegroc. -
graduated from O Nc..i /
school in 1941. He served d
years in the Na" .
The young couple lc .t ™ -
evening for Endicott, r■* ~
where Mr. Hendricks will take
4 months’ training preparatory
to becoming a cutomer engin
eer for International Business
Machine company.
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^ California Navel ORANGES 03**
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Red Ripe TOMATOES 31 r
Cello Tube ^ 1 **
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Muchmore Imitation Vanilla 0**
8-Oz. Bottle
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Calumet Baking Powder OA**
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Grapenut WHEAT MEAL 17**
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Assorted Flavors, Pkg. ****
Borden’s Eagle Brand Milk 0Er
GRAPE-NUTS ]§£
Campbell’s Vegetable SOUP 14c
Chocolate Flavored Ovaltine 39c I
Johnson’s GLO -COAT CO/*
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Johnson’s PASTE WAX CO/*
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Whole Grain Golden CORN 01/*
No. 2 Can
IGA Pure Tomato JUICE 00/*
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Gerber’s BABY FOOD 1Cf
2 cans
COCA COLA 0Cr Plus
6 for P»nosit
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EARL W. KALYA : O’NEILL
Mrs. Mae Keller, Mrs. Arlene
Wheeler and sons, Edward
Kilpatrick and Mary Jolley
spent Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ruggless
in Clearwater.
Spending March 30 at Spen
cer was Mrs. Thomas Sullivan
and daughter, Judy, where
they visited Mrs. Sullivan’s .
mother, Mrs. Hannah Semon.
Mrs. Ralph Voecks, of Om
aha, spent the weekend at the
lome of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. O. A. Kilpatdick.
Mrs. Daisy Long, of Missou
ri Valley, la., and Mrs. George
Kali, of Norfolk, were over
night guests Saturday in the
Kerman Klingler home.
Visiting Sunday in Albion
it the Arthur Fleming home
vere Mr, and Mrs. Charles
Lawrence.
George McCarthy spent Sat
urday and Sunday in Omaha
on business.
Mrs. Herman Klingler spent
unday in Albion.
Mrs. O. A. Kilpatrick and
I daughters, Arlene and Mrs.
! Glenn Tomlinson went to Or
I chard Friday to attend the fu
neral of Janice Hill.
Mrs. John Luben, of Craw
| ford, is visiting at the home
i of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. O. Russ.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKa
my spent the weekend in Val
| entine at the home of Mr. and
! Mrs. C. A. Wickham.
Mrs. S. M. Ohmart is visit
i ing in Bristow at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. H. G. Pere
! boom and family.
Mrs. O. A. Kilpatrick spent
Sunday and Monday at the R.
E. Hill home in Orchard.
L. D. Putnam went to Bas
seu Tuesday to attend a meet
ing of the brand committee of
! the Nebraska Stockgrowers'
! association.
Sunday visitors at the Elgin
Ray home were Mrs. Kay’s, •
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H, F.
Waite, of Ainsworth.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Red
linger returned March 31 from
a visit with relatives in Win
ner and Colome, S. D.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Putman
and sons visited Sunday in
Spencer at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. William Nelson.
GIRL SCOUT NEWS
I By Marilyn Beha, Scribe
Our meeting was held Mon
day at the public sqht*4. We
nope to get more cafltrs for
nonie-made cookies. We' made
final plans for the mother and
daughter banquet.
I Patrol leaders chosen were
I LaVonne Miller and ' Shirley
I Ross, assistant Senior patrol
leaders are Dorothy Donohoe
and Rose Ann Schaffer. Mar
ianne Hickey and, Sara Lou
Moss are other leaders.
Clothing Packed for
Lloyd Black Family
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PAGE—At a meeting of the
| IIOA dlub at the home of Mrs.
' Herbert Steinberg on Tuesday, |
March 30, a box of clothing ’
was packed for the Lloyd
Black family at Ewing. The
Blacks were recently present
ed as a distress case in -the
news columns of Tie Frontier. ,
Some food was also included
in the package.
Mrs. Martin Helnn ick and
Mrs. Harry Park were guests
at the session.
Fcod Sale Nets *28.70 —
PAGE —- The 'WSCS of the
Methodist church held a food
sale at the Farmers’ store Sat
urday afternoon, netting $28.
00. The proceeds will be used
in remodeling the kitchen in
ihe basement of the church.
USHER IN SEASON
INMAN— Jim Sholes, Char
1 'ey Young. Rufus Sholes and
-i' d Tucker, Shorty Holback
and Bob Kraehe, of Ewing,
drove to Long Pine last Thurs
I day for the opening of the
; trout season. They report hav
ing good luck.
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We Will Gitfe an
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Friday & Saturday, April 9 & 10
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PAIR . .
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$ of Any $
$ SOFA BED $
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A & B Cups, Sizes 32-38
$1
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White on White Broadcloth,
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ALL-METAL SCOOTERS
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$1
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Beautiful New Spring Shades in
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Sizes S1/* to 10*4
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