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Valentine Dances Top Week’s Social
Calendar for City’s Teenage Crowd
By BARBARA BENNETT
Hi kids,
Have you noticed 6ome of
|the boys in Scout uniforms?
’Last week was national Boy
Scou* week. O’Neill has a very
fine Boy Scout troop.
Wednesday evening, Febru
ary 8, the O’Neill high Thes
pian troupe 882 gave a formal
initiation for
the 10 under
studies. It was
a beauti f u 1
and solemn
cere m o n y.
The stage
was decorat
ed in blue
and white. In
the center of
♦he stage was
Barbara a blue “T”
Bennett with 7 white
candles on it.
President Claude Cole gave
a speech welcoming the new
members. The members and
guests enjoyed dancing and
refreshments after the cere
money.
The OHS Pep club box social
dance ended in a card party.
The most popular gaime for the
evening was canasta, which
seems to be quite the rage now.
The boxes were sold and, after
the auctioning, the boys got to
other, traded around, and soon
Wire eating with the gals they
brought. Isn’t that a coinci
dence?
St. Mary’s has chosen its two j
new cheerleaders for next year.
Katherine Golden and Margie
Troshynski are seniors, so Hel
en Wellenstine and Marde Bir
migham will take their places
Lorraine Simonson is the other j
Jo3d6r
At the St. Mary’s Valentine j
dance, which was Tuesday, Feb- i
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ruary 14, a king and a queen
were crowned OHS had a Val
entine dance, which was spon
‘ sored by the freshmen, on Wed
1 nesday, February 15r
The class "C” tournament will
be held at Atkinson and the
| Cardinals will play there. The
class “B” tourney will be at O’
! Neill. The Eagles are in this
' one.
At OHS the home economics
girls, sophomore class, have
been doing research on wom
en’s costumes down through
the centuries, noting the ad
vantages and disadvantages of
each change. Two days last
week they went to the library
for information and material.
That’s it for this week, kids.
And remember to send in those
letters.
LYNCH DENTIST’S
WIFE SUCCUMBS
LYNCH — Funeral services
for Mrs. J. A. Guttery, 60, were J
held Sunday, February 5, at 11 ;
a.m. at the Wesleyan Methodist
church at Lynch with Rev. B.
Baysinger, of C h a d r o n, in
charge. The remains were tak
en to Pilger for burial.
Dr. and Mrs. Guttery came to
Lynch from Niobrara 20 years
ago and have since resided here.
Mrs. Guttery has been prom
inent in both civic and social
affairs of the community. She
entered the Lynch hospital Jan
uary 27 following a severe
heart attack.
Survivors include: widower—•
Dr. J. A. Guttery, an aged
mother and one sister.
Margaret Stenger
Heads Lynch CDA
LYNCH — The Catholic Altar
society of the BVM church, of
Lynch, met Thursday, February
2. at the Leroy Purviance home
with Mesdames Ray Alford and
Lorie Micanek cohostesses.
The 1950 officers, who took
over their duties, are as follows:
Miss Margaret Stenger, presi
dent (reelected); Mrs. Beryl
Moody, vice-president; Mrs. Al
bert Kalkowski, secretary-treas
urer (reelected); Mrs. Earl Ros
icky, captain I; Mrs. Charles
Courtney, captain II; Mrs. Geo.
Kalkowski and Pauline Mulhair,
assistant captains.
The retiring officers are: Mrs.
Edward Heiser, Mrs. Martin
Jehorek and Mrs. Frank Weed
er.
Following the business meet
ing, games were played with
Mrs. Lorie Micanek, Pauline
Mulhair, Mrs. Earl Rosicky and
Mrs. Martin Jehorek winning
prizes.
A lunch was served at the
close.
A. M. Ott, 72,
Dies in Omaha
LYNCH — Funeral services
for A. M Ott, 72, were held in
Omaha Wednesday, February 1.
The Ott family lived for sev
eral years in Spencer and Bris
tow communities. Eight years
ago the family moved to Oma
ha where they have resided
since.
Surviyors include: widow;
i 4 daughters and 1 son; Mrs. Ed
die Hajek, of Lynch; Mrs. Wil
mer Landholm, of Bristow; Mis.
| Berdine Burns, of Omaha; Mrs.
Alice Storjohann, of Omaha, and
Wilbur Ott, of Ogallala.
Mrs. Josie Manner
Honored Guest—
LYNCH — Mrs. Ernest Dar
nell entertained the American
Legion auxiliary at her home
Wednesday, February 1. Mrs.
Josie Manner was honor guest.
The day was her birthday an
niversary.
Following the business meet
ing, the evening was spent in
visiting. The guests departed
wishing Mrs. Manner “many
more happy birthdays."
BEG YOUR PARDON
In the Mina Coventry obitu
ary in the February 2 issue of
The Frontier, it was erroneous
ly stated that survivors includ
ed sons Kenneth and Albert
Coventry, both of Inman. The
obituary should have said the
survivors include Kenneth Al
bert and James Coventry.
Winners at
Verzals Announced—
Winners of the 9 FF club
meeting held Wednesday, Feb
J ruary 1, at the home of Mrs.
Edward T. Verzal were Mrs
Harrison Bridge and Mrs. Dean
C. Reed. Mrs. W. B. Gillespie
i won the all-cut.
Zakrxe wskis Married
35 Years—
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Zakr
j zewski celebrated their 35th
wedding anniversary February
4 at their home. All their child
ren were present. They were
; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Zakrzew
^ki, of Star, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Pod any and family, of
Butte. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zakr
ze’./ski and family, of Oppor
tunity, and also Mrs Josie Gor
acks, of Mapleton, Minn.; Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Fox, of Or
chard. and the Misses Victoria
and Helen Zakrzewski, of Lin
coln
Mr. and Mrs. Zakrzewski
were the recipients of many
gifts. They drove their daugh
ters to Lincoln Sunday. Febru
ary 5, and returned Monday.
February 6.
O'Neill CDA Entertains
Atkinson Court—
The CDA court held a busi
ness meeting Tuesday, February
7 at the KC hall. Guests were
members of the Atkinson court.
The refreshment table was
decorated in a Valentine motif.
The center piece was a heart
shaped cake with red streamers
leading from it. Mrs. Joseph Du
tek was chairman. She was as
isted by the Mesdames John
Hickey, Lvle Green, L. M. Mer
rirnan, Fred O. Heermann, J
Leo Moore, John Melvin, Ellen
Sullivan and John Havelka.
Winners of pitch were Mrs.
James Kelly and Mrs. Harold
Weier. Mrs. Harry Sullivan won
the door prize a cake.
Legion Stages 'Floor
Show’ at Bassett—
ATKINSON — Farley - Tush
la post’s “Night Club” troupe, j
composed of both men and worn - (
on, performed last Thursday |
night at Bassett with their 5-act
floor show.
This makes the fifth perform
ance for the American Legion
sponsored troupe.
The presentation was made
at the Legion club in Bassett
and witnessed by a large crowd.
Mr. and Mis. Brock Reynold
son and family, of Albion, visa
ed Mr. and Mrs Leigh Reynold
son Sunday.
CONTINENTAL OIL PLANS
BIG AD EXPENDITURE
Continental Oil company has
budgeted an advertising pro
g am in excess of 3-miUion-dol
lars for 1950, exceeding its 194)
expenditures by more than a
half million dollars and mark- j
| mg the largest appropriation i
| in Conoco history, it was an- |
nounced Friday at a meeting of
Conoco agents, jobbers and deal
ers in this area, held at Golden !
hotel in O’Neill.
Approximately 25 Continental
I representatives from through- j
out the area were in attendance.
Conoco advertising plans for
the year were presented by
i company representatives from
the division offices in Lincoln.
"The big share of Continent
al spending for advertising in
1950, as in the past, will be ap
portioned to the newspapers,
said R. R. Bonge, district sales
representative, who presided a*
the meeting.
"Newspapers fit themselves
to our distribution pattern more |
j efficiently than any other med- i
ium and for that reason they
have again been selected to
carry the bulk of the Conoco ad
vertising impact.” Bonge said
“Conoco products also will
be advertised extensively by
radio, television, in national
magazines, on billboards, and
in farm publications,” said Mr.
Bonge.
Here for the district session
to present the company’s 1950
adveilising plans were: O. F.
Splichal, assistant division man- J
ager; C. R. Row, R. W. Lassen
and R. M. Phillips, all from;
Continental’s division headquar
ters at Lincoln.
Go to Mardi Gras—
ATKINSON — Mr. and Mrs.
Charles E. Chace and Mr. and
Mrs, B. H. Wilson departed
Wednesday, February 15, for
New Orleans, La., to spend 10
days. The Mardi Gras, famous
festival, is in session. They will
stop off at Hot Springs, Ark., i
for several days where Mr. |
Chace w-as stationed for a time
in the army.
A U. S. Marine corps recruit- i
ing office has been set up in
the postoffice building at Nor
foik. _
No School At Donsey
Due t> Heavy Snow
DORSEY — Lots of snow be
gan falling in the Dorsey com
munity Saturday evening and
continued through Sunday.
Snow was about 9 inches deep
by Monday morning.
Due to the bad roads Miss
Dorothy Rosenkrans did not
hold classes at the Dorsey
school.
Other Dorsey News
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brady were
Friday evening supper guests
with the Carson sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Carson
were O’Neill visitors Saturday.
Otto Ruzicka and sons were
Sunday callers at Jim Wiley's.
Judith Wiley returned to
Cleveland, O., where she is em
ployed.
Ralph Phillips called at Jim
Wiley’s Tuesday, February 7.
Mrs Frank Hunter, Hal Ros
enkrans and Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Brady attended the funeral of
William Biglin in O’Neill Tues
day, February 7.
Robert Wiley called at Dor- j
sey Wednesday, February 8.
The Carson sisters were visit
ors at Mrs. William Pickering’s .
Friday where they enjoyed a
birthday party for Mrs Mary I
Wolfe and Miss Lizzie Carson.
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Alpha Ciub in Session
At Robertson Home—
The Alpha club met Friday.
February 10, at the homo of
Mrs. George C. Robertson.
The following new officers
were elected:
Mrs. Edward Boshart, presi
dent; Mrs. Dwight Hammerlun,
vice - president; Mrs. Carl A.
Widtfeldt, secretary; Mrs. A1
feed Drayton, treasurer.
This was the first meeting of
the year and Mrs. H. F. Moses
was cohostess. Next meeting
will be held March 8 at the
home of Mrs. Merritt Pierson.
Mrs. Evans Feted
In Stork Shower—
Mrs. John C. Watson was
hostess to a stork shower Tues
day evening, February 14, at
her home in honor of Mrs. Rob
E. Evans.
Starlight C!>ub
Fills Yee<r Book—
T ie Starlight extension club
met Wednesday, Febniary 8.
at the home of Mrs. Charles I
Beilin. Members filed the cur
rent year book and they signed
a Valentine - birthday’ card to
be forwarded to Mrs. Ivan Cone, i
who is in California Lesson
was given by Mrs. William
Strong on "Sewing, Cutting and
Pressing.”
The Starlight club will hold
a party on a date to be an
nounced to raise funds for the
club. A card party will follow
the supper.
Next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs Donald A
McKamy.
Regular Meeting—
The Rebekahs wiU hold a
regular meeting Friday eve
ning, February 17, at the hall.
Following the formal session
the Rebekahs and Odd Fellows
will hold a card party.
Mrs. Ecrger Juecii Hostess—
Mrs. Virgil Barger was hos
tess last Thursday evening to
the Juedi club, which met down
town for a 7 o’clock dinner and
then went to the Barger home.
Mrs. Norman Gonderingcr and
Mrs. A. P. Jaszkowiak were
bridge high scorers.
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