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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1948)
Joe Serck, Family Feted in Farewell CHAMBERS—A largt group of friends surprised Mr. and Mrs Joe Serck and family on Sunday evening, July 11, with a farewell party in the parlors of the Lutheran church. A mu sical program was presented The Sercks were presented a gift from the Sunday-school. Refreshments of ice cream, cake, coffee and ice tea were were served. Mr. and Mrs. Serck and family expect to leave in a few weeks for their new home at Booneville, Mo. Other Chamber* News Mr. and Mrs. Arnie Mace, jr., were Sunday dinner guests in Arnie Mace, sr., home. Mr. and Mrs Charles Buggs, of Red Oak, la., and Donna Ruth and Alma Lee Butler, of Long Beach. Calif., came Fri day. July 9, for a week’s visit with Mrs. Briggs’ mother Mrs. Alma Farrier, and other rela tives. The Butler girls are granddaughters of Mrs. Far rier. Mrs. Robert Mulford and 3 children of Ontario, Calif., ar rived Monday. July 12, to visit a few weks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Alderson, and other relatives. Mr and Mrs. Art Fluckey were Sunday, July 11, dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ley Fluckey. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Har ley had dinner Sunday, July j 11, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Albers, sr. In the afternoon they all visited in the John Albers, jr., home. Mrs. Genevieve Bell enter tained at dinner Sunday, July 11, Mrs. Nellie Starr, Mrs. Ce nl Calhoun, Mrs. Charlotte Honeywell and Mrs. V. C. Woods. Mrs, Mary Wyant, of Brush, Colo., is spending a couple of months with her son, Mr. and Mrs Clarence Wyant. Roland Jackson started work Monday, July 12, in Fagan’s Ideal Market. Mr and Mrs. Herbert Russ and granddaughter, Kay Hut ton, of O’Neill, visited Thurs day, July 8, in the R. K Platt home. Mrs. Donald Grimes and Bonnie accompanied Rev. and Mrs. L. M. McElheron to Polk Monday to assist at Camp Joy. Mrs. Robert Mulford and children were Sunday guests in the C E. Alderson home. Mrs. Valo Edwards left on Tuesday, July 6, for Gretna to visit her daughter and fam ily. Mrs. Edith McClenahan left Saturday, July 10, for Cushing to visit her daughters, Mrs Wilbur Edwards and Mrs Raymond Edwards and family. Rev. and Mrs. L. A. Dale and daughter left Monday, July 12, for Hiawatha, Kans., to visit his parents. From there they will go to Detroit, Mich., to visit her parents. They plan to be gone for 2 weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hoerle visited Sunday, July 11, at the Selling at Auction 320 - ACRES, HOLT COUNTY Mostly Grass and Hay Land Located H/2 Miles East of Atkinson Tuesday, July 20 at the ATKINSON LIVESTOCK MARKET At Apporximately 2:30 P. M. Immediately Following Hog Sale Legally described as the East Half of Section 34. Township 30, Range 14. West of the 9lh P. M., Holt County, Nebraska. It will be sold either all together, or a quarter at a time—to suit the purchasers. The Northeast Quarter is all grass land and cuts a lot of nice quality upland hay, has a well and windmill on it. The Southeast quarter has 43 acres of crop land and 117 acres of hay land. This land is excel lently located, less than 1 's miles east of Atkinson. Taxes are very reasonable. 1ERMS AND POSSESSION: 25,y. of purchase price day ot sale, balance on or before August 1st, 1949, when posses sion will be given. Purchaser to get this year’s hay crop and u*e Pasture, also to have privilege of farm land as soon as the rye crop has been harvested. Abstract and warranty deed will be furnished the buyer. We are selling this property to effect a partnership settle ment. If you are interested, go out before sale day and look it over, then attend the sale prepared to buy. R. E. (Ralph) CHACE E. H. (Spoof) CHACE !*• * Owner*. ERNIE WELLER, Auctioneer home of their son, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hoerle, at Clear water. _ Mr. and Mrs. William Turner drove to Lincoln Sunday, July 11, to visit Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Turner. Mr. and Mrs. William Stes kel and daughters, of Emmet, spent Sunday, July 11, with her mother, Mrs. Margaret Jungbluth, and in the Ernest Jungbluth home. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Serck and family and Rev. and Mrs. L A. Dale and daughter were sup per guests Sunday evening in the H. C. Walter home. Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Hoerle and children left Saturday for their home at Seattle, Wash., after a 3-weeks’ visit with their parents. Duane Carson left Monday, July 5, for Fremont to attend Summer school. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Porter j and Tom' Alderson, of Dallas Ore., visited Mr. and Mrs. Chet Fees, jr., Sunday, July 11. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Serck and family were supper guests in the Jake Hoerle home Monday evening. July 12 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wy ant and mother, Mrs. Mary Wyant, visited her brother Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lowery in O’Neill Saturday, July 11 The occasion was Mrs. Low ery’s birthday anniversary. ‘Ruth and Naomi’ I opic of Meet CHAMBERS — The LWML of the Lutheran church met on Thursday, July 8, in the church basement. The president, Mrs. L. O. Lrnz, conducted the busi ness meeting. The topic of the lesson presented by Rev. Dale was "Ruth and Naomi.” Re freshments were served by Mrs. Victor Harley and Mrs. Vernon Harley. INFANTS BAPTIZED CHAMBERS—Donald, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dunkert, and Donald and Ron ald. infant twin sons of Mr. and Mrs., Ernest Jungbluth were baptized Sunday, July II. af the Lutheran church. I _ PAGE LOCALS Mrs. Elsie Cork is spending a few days this week in Iowa visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Copes have returned home after spending a week in Lincoln visiting relatives. Mrs. Chemeler and daughter, of Norfolk, visited from Tues day, July 6, until Thursday, | July 8, at the C. A. Townsend home. Mrs. Barta returned to Norfolk with them to visit her ; daughter, Patti, who is em ployed thfre. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Haynes and family, Mr. and Mrs. Laur ence Haynes and family, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Nissen and Mr and Mrs. Allen Haynes and I Viola held a picnic in the park Sunday evening, July 11, in honor of Miss Evelda Haynes, I of McCool Junction, who is | visiting here. Try Frontier Want Ads! The Frontier s Jack and Jill CORNER WHISTLER AND DOG-LOVER . . . This week The Frontier wants you to meet Miss Doreen Kay Hansen and Roy Donald Loy. both of O'Neill. Doreen Kay is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald D. Hansen, who live 21 miles north of O’Neill. At 11 months she stands: but doesn't walk, she has 5 teeth and can say 4 words She whistles occasionally but never, however, when a tune is desired by her doting parents Blue-eyed Doreen Kay was born in Lynch. Roy Donald Loy, the son of Mr, and Mrs. Donald Loy, was- a year old March 4 ‘ Donnie,’ as he is called, knows how to walk and loves to hide from his parents. His favorite toys are balls, but he prefers to play with the neighbors’ dogs. Most of all, Donnie likes to go out with his mother and when he does he nearly always wears his little red cap which he calls his “bye-bye.” «• Each week The Frontier publishes in the Jack and Jill corner the pictures of 2 or more Holt county under-school age children. Photographs are requested from parents and all will be returned after use. DOREEN KAY HANSEN ROY DONALD LOY —O’Neill Photo Co. j __I Too Late to Classify LOST: A baseball glove Satur- j day afternoon on street north of P. B. Harty residence. Re ward.—Ben Bazelman. lOp FOR SALE: Good clean 1939 Ford Tudor.—Marie Salis bury, O’Neill, phone 192- ; J. lOp OPEN GOLF TOURNEY~at Neligh, Nebr., Sunday, July 18. $40 in prizes to first flight ,g(K)d prizes in other flights. $2.50 entry fee; re freshments furnished, lunch available. 9-hole course, grass greens. Starts at 9:30 a. m. Sunday. 10c SHIPMENT of bottle gas SER VJCL Refrigerators, 4‘, 6’ and 8’ sizes in transit.—Wm. Krot ed Co. of O’Neill. 9-10c _ . .. ... Cards of Thanks faMarketi Thursday, July 15, 1948 (Prices subject to change) Butterfat, number 1 - .82 Butterfat, number 2 .79 Eggs, number 1 .42 Heavy hens . .24 Leghorn hens .19 Heavy springs .32 Coin, No. 2 yellow 1.90 .70 Barley 1.20 Wheat 2.00 Rye 1.70 4-H CLUB NEWS LUCKY CLOVER Beverly Ann Carson, News Reporter The Lucky Clover 4-H club held its fifth meeting at the home of Beverly Ann Carson on Friday, July 9, at 2:30 p. m. We had 2 visitors, Gloria and Gordon Slaight. The girls answered roll call by naming their bedroom color scheme. Shirley Slack and Margaret Kruse gave a demon stration on making the bed. Our meeting topic for next time is "The Dresser Draw er.” After the hostess served sandwiches, pickles, cake, pop and ice tea. we all departed for home, planning to meet at the home of Ronnie and Alvin Carson on July 23 at 2:30 p. m. Lewis Kopecky New lOOk Noble Grand INMAN—Lewis Kopecky was installed as noble grand of the Inman chapter Tuesday eve ning, July 6, in a regular meet ing here. --- Leave for Black Hills — ' PAGE—Mr. and Mrs. Law rence Haynes and Miss Viola Haynes departed Tuesday, July 13, for a week’s vacation in the Black Hills of South Da kota. -— TO THE many friends and neighbors who remembered me with cards and letters while I was in the hospital 1 wish to express my thanks. It helped so much to shorten the time. MRS. BESSIE BURGE 10c WE WISH to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy in our time of sorrow. THE KACZOR FAMILY. lOp Mrs. Kate Meteer Rites at Lynch LYNCH — Funeral services were held at the Methodist church here Thursday, July 8, or the late Mrs. Kate Meteer, of Oakland, Calif. Mrs. Meteer was the mother of John Meteer, of Lynch. WE BEG YOUR PARDON Mrs. Florence Peters and Owen, Mrs. Helen Hitchcock. Mr. and Mrs. Harold William i son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Timm, and Ronnie and Mrs. Orville McKim ana fam ily met at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson, for a family reunion and a Fourth of July celebra tion with a picnic dinner and supper. It was erroneously stated in last week’s Frontier that Mrs. Florence Peters was the mother of the family in stead of a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anderson. IN MEMORIAM Mrs. Harvey R. Allen ol I Page, Nebr., passed on during the year. We miss her love and thoughtfulness, she never asked any favor or attention for herself. Her patience was unlimited, her control absolute and her problems large, al though her life was full. That ache and precious feel ing for her will live on. \Ve wish to thank her many friends «»nd neighbors for their many acts of kindness and the lovely funeral service. . By Her Husband, Daughter and Brother. ]0p Texans Visit at Ewing — EMMET — Howard Newton of Dallas, Tex., is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Newton, and other relatives here. GEO. C. ROBERTSON | I Insurance Bonds { O'Neill Office: -block north of { First National Bank Real Estate Loans ’ !Drs. Bennett & Cook ; VETERINARIANS __ O'NEILL — jPhones: 318, 424, 304 ! i W. F. Finley, M. D. { OFFICE PHONE: 28 J First National Bank Bldg. , O'NEILL *• ^ ^ ■ Prs PeWalt & Dewalt OSTEOPATHS Ainsworth » Pho"e 32 228 East Fourth St. Office hours: 9 to 5. Mon* day thru Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Roy Goree, of Long Pine, visited Mrs. L. A. Simonson Monday and Tues day. Miss Betty Goree, of Long Pine, is visiting friends and relatives in O’Neill. Mrs. John Duffy and daugh ter, Marilyn, of Casper, Wyo., arrived Tuesday, July 13, for an extended visit with rela tives in O’Neill. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Man son, daughter, Beverly, and son, Wilbur, jr., of El Segun do, Calif., arrived Tuesday, July 11, for a few days’ visit with Mr. and Mrs. James W. Rooney. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Robert son, and Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Robertson, and fam-i ily, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ernst, and family, and Mr. and Mrs. George Robertson spent Sun day, July 11, in Wakefield vis iting Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sun well. It was the Sunwells’ 25th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Jack Ford and Mrs. Fred Forsch, of Butte, spent Thursday, July 7, at the home of Mrs. Theodore Strong. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Strong, of Norfolk, were Monday eve ning callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Strong. Lyle J. Steele, jr., Jack Roos and Mr. Sorenson, all of Val entine. were in O’Neill Friday and visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Shorty Steele. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jef frey and family were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward McMan us. Mr and Mrs John J. Rohde and grandson. Billy James, are in O’Neill visiting Mrs. Bridget Rohde and other relatives. They arrived Sunday, July 4 Miss Beatrice Rohde, of Omaha, is also visiting Mrs. Bridget Rohde. She arrived Saturday. Mrs. Anna McCartney and Mrs. Fred O. Robertson visit- i ed friends in Stuart Sunday. Mrs. Charles Green and chil dren, of Long Beach, Wash., j are visitors at the D. N. Loy home. Miss Margaret Hickey, of j New York City, arrived Tues day, July 6, at the home of P. V. Hickey. Mr. and Mrs. Jos eph Conway of Pender, arriv ed Monday, July 12. These guests arrived for the wedding Wednesday, July 14, of Mr Hickey’s daughter, Eileen. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Sul livan drove their son, Jackie, to Spencer. Jackie is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Hanna Semon, for a week. Mr. and Mis. R. C. Calvert and family, of Norfolk, are va cationing for 2 weeks with the former’s mother, Mrs. Ona Cal vert. They arrived Sunday, July 4. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Hill, for merly of Humbolt, moved into the Elmer Bowen home here Wednesday, June 30. Mr. Hill has replaced Lorenz F. Brede meier, as conservationist for the Holt county soil conserva tion district. Mr. and Mrs. Larry John son entertained as weekend guests Mr. Johnson’s father, Otis Johnson, and his wife from Lexington. Fred Witt, of Omaha, visited Mr. and Mrs. John R. Gallagh er and family last Thursday, July 8. Attending the races Friday at Madison included: Mr. and Mrs. Don Enright, Mrs. F. A. Changes in New leal ** (lutlaw • Carl Asimus has sold his interest in the Outlaw and New Deal to Tony Asimus as Carl wishes to spend most of his time in other states for his health. • We wish to take this opportunity to thank you for your splendid patronge in the past 11 years, and invite you to continue your support in the future. • The same help will be in both places to serve you. The two places will be run under the same policy as before— the finest quality and best brands of goods and the Price is ALWAYS less. Below are a few samples of the Bargains the OUTLAW has for you: RAISINS, fancy seedless 2-pound package - PRUNES, fancy, large 29c 2-pound package - - - TABLE SYRUP, dark or light j 1 Gallon cans 99c l/2 Gallon cans 51c OUR FAMILY BUCKWHEAT PANCAKE FLOUR 13c I 3-pound bag VANILLA EXTRACT 17/ S-ounce bottle - • — ■ CIGARETTES 171/; ALL BEST BRANDS, package If /V Prince Albert or Velvet 10c Per can CLABBER GIRL BAKING POWDER 10-ounce can BAKING POWDER, Oc CALUMET, 8-ounce can j LIBBY’S or DEL MONTE PEACHES 29C In Heaev Syrup, 2 size qt. can 1 TOILET PAPER 19c 2 large rolls FRESH FRUITS OF ALL KINDS ! ! WATERMELONS Red, Ripe, pound TREND WASHING POWDER lc SALE 2 for the Price of One and lc for the Second Package VEL—2 packages for the Price of V/2 Packages CLOROX, J/2 gallon Quart for 15c; BUTTERNUT. FOLGERS, NASHS, FINE COFFEES 52c Per pound GINGER SNAPS 29c 2 pounds for LIBBY’S FANCY DILL PICKLES 29c Quart jars - O'Connell and Miss Arlene Kirkpatrick. Visiting here over the Fourth weekend from Lincoln were Mr and Mrs. George E. Wrede, jr. They visited Mr. Wrede’s aunt. Mrs. Addie L. Wrede, rnd other relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Henry Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wrede and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ridgeway, who is Mr. Wrede’s aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wells and the Misses Laura and Lorine Wetzler, twin sisters of Mrs. Wells, visited Monday, July 5, in Herrick at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Wetzler. Miss Lorine remained until Thursday, July 8. Mr. and Mrs. Wells and Miss Laura went to Gregory, S. D., to vis it Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Andes. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Keyes, of Wewoka, Okla, arrived Sunday, July 4, for a few days’ visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Weatherford. Mr. Keyes is Mr. Weatherford’s nephew. Amelia Stocker-Feeder Club in Meeting — AMELIA — The Stocker Feeder club met Sunday, June 11, at the C. F. Small home. Mrs. Small served a luncheon of sandwiches, cake and lem onade. DANCELAND - O’NEILL — Saturday, July 11 Duffy Belorad and His Orchestra Adm. & Dance: $1 CUDAHY’S AND SWIFT’S FANCY FRESH AND COLD MEATS Try our Meats . . . the finest and best tasting meat you can buy . . . the prices are very reasonable. IHC Binder Twine AT NEW DEAL OIL CO. * 4 ' ’ i- /" 1