FUTURE SUBSCRIBERS
DUSATKO—Mr. and Mrs. Ber
nard Dusatko, of O Neeill, a son,
John “Jackie,” weighing 9 pounds
6 ounces, born Thursday, October
19, at the O’Neill hospital.
FOX — Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Fox, of Emmet, a daughter, Bar
bara, weighing 894 pounds, born
Saturday, October 21, at the O’
Neill hospital.
PARKS — Mr. and Mrs. Alva
Parks, of Ewing, a son, weighing
9V4 pounds, born Saturday, Octo
ber 21, at the O’Neill hospital.
CIGRAND—Mr. and Mrs. Karl
Cigrand, of Cascade, la., a daugh
ter, bom Monday, October 16.
Mrs. Cigrand is the former Mar
garet Shearer, of Stuart.
ASHER—Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Asher, of Page, a son, Fred Eu
gene, weighing 8 pounds 8 ounces,
born Saturday, October 21, at the
Orchard hospital. Mrs. Asher is
the former Lois Heiss.
NELSON — Mr. and Mdr.
George Nelson, of O’Neill, a
daughter, weighing 7 pounds,
born Sunday night, October 22, in
Sacred Heart hospital (Lynch).
The mother is the former Miss
Helen Walters.
VRASP1R — Mr. and Mrs. Al
vin Vraspir, of Mills, a son, born
Tuesday, October 17, at the Sac
red Heart hospital (Lynch).
CLINE — Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
Cline, of Bonesteel, S. D., a daugh
ter, weighing 7 pounds, born
Thursday, October 12, at the Sac
red Heart hospital (Lynch).
—LJm ~ - .—naira ■■Hi—t
' Mrs. Cline is the former Sarah
Schochenmaier, of Bonesteel.
STOUFFER—Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Stouffer, of O’Neill, a daugh
! ter, born Friday, October 13 at
| the Sacred Heart hospital (Lynch).
| BRAUN — Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Braun, of Verdel, a son, born
i Thursday, October 12, at the Sac
! red Heart hospital (Lynch).
HOLTZ — Mr. and Mrs. Orvil
Holtz, of Lynch, a daughter ,born
Monday, October 16, at the Sacred
Heart hospital (Lynch). Mrs. Holtz
! is the former Esta Lee and they
| also have two sons. Mrs. Winifred
Lee, of Sunshine Bottom, north of
I Lynch, is the grandmother.
ANDERSON — Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Anderson, of Niobrara, a
daughter^born Thursday, October
19, at the Sacred Heart hospital
(Lynch). Mrs- Anderson is the
former lone Norwood. Mr. and.
Mrs. Guy Norwood are the grand
parents and Mr. and Mrs. Theo
dore Norwood are the great
garndparents.
SICK & INJURED
CHAMBERS —Glee Grimes is
a patient at the Methodist hospi
tal in Sioux City where he was
taken on Friday, October 18. Mrs.
Grimes is with him. His son,
Clarence, who took them down,
returned Saturday. . . Chauncey
Wood underwent a major opera
tion at the Methodist hospital in
Omaha on Friday, October 20. . .
Mrs. Wade Davis underwent a
major operation at the Lutheran
hospital in Norfolk on Friday,
October 20. . . Mrs. Donald Grimes
returned Wednesday, October 1,
from the Methodist hospital in
Sioux City.
AMELIA — Mrs. Wade Davis
underwent major surgery at a
Norfolk hospital last week . . .
Mrs. Floyd Adams who underwent
major surgery at Our Lady of
Lourdes hospital in Norfolk, was
able to return home Sunday, Oc
tober 21 . . . Edgar Peterson who
was a patient in Our Lady of
Lourdes hospital in Norfolk last
week, was able to return home
Saturday . . . Leslie Forbes, small
son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Forbes,
had his tonsils and adenoids re
moved at the Ainsworth hospital
Saturday morning.
LYNCH — Mrs. Frank Kayl is
recuperating at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Weeder . . .
T. J. Graham, of Dorsey, is on the
sick list and has been confined to
his bed the past 10 days • . . Amos
McColley, of Verdel, is at the Vet
erans hospital in Sioux Fall, S. D.,
for a checkup . . . Several child
ren in town have the whooping
cough. . . Marion Borrall, of
Butte, consulted Lynch doctors
this week.
CELIA— Mrs. Connie Frickel
was sick several days the past
week with the influenza. . . No
school was held at Celia from
Wednesday afternoon, October
Ik, the past week as the teacher,
Mrs. Gene Livingston, was sick.
. Mrs. Lawrence Smith and son,
Vernon LeRoy, came home Sat
jrday, October 21, from the Stu
irt hospital.
O’NEILL — H. E. Asher suffer
ed a broken bone in his right foot
ruesday in an accident at Ericson.
A large pipe fell on his foot . . .
Mrs. Earl Rodman, of O’Neill, en
tered St. Vincent’s hospital at
Sioux City on Monday, October
23. . . Willard Naprstek, who is
a patient in Our Lady of Lourdes
hospital in Norfolk, is reported
‘doing well.”
ATKINSON — Ivan Dickerson
was taken to the Ainsworth hos
pital for a medical checkup last
week . . . Mrs. Gene Livingston
was on the sick list a few days
last week and had to close her
school . .. Robert Martens was ac
cidently bitten by a dog last week,
but was not seriously wounded.
DELOIT— Virgil Hupp, 4-year- j
old son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Hupp, submitted to an appendec
tomy at the Tilden hospital on
Tuesday, October 17
STUART — Mark Kaup, high
school boy, who received a brok
en leg when a truck load of school
boys upset, underwent surgery at
St. Joseph’s hospital in Omaha on
Monday, October 16. Hospital at
tendants say he will be home on
crutches in two weeks.
PAGE—Mrs. Lloyd Fusselman
and infant daughter, Vicki Na
deen, came home from the O’
Neill hospital Sunday. . . Mrs. R.
F. Scott, from Missouri, came Fri
day to be with her daughter, Mrs.
John Lamason, who is ill at her
home.
EMMET — Bud Newton, who
has been a patient at the Veterans
hospital at Sioux Falls, S. D., for
treatment of lukemia, returned
home Tuesday evening, October
12. He is “much improved.”
CHURCH NOTES
(More on page 9.)
COMMUNITY (Stuart)
Rev. Orin Graff, pastor
Unified services, 10 a. m., every
Sunday.
Sunday, October 29: Sermon,
“This Grace Also.’’ II Corinthians
8.
The church will observe har
vest home festival October 29.
There will be a basket dinner at
noon.
The program for the afternoon
is open to the public and theguest
speaker will be Peter Kistermak
er, a prominent Holland farmer,
churchman and underground
leader during World War II.
The offerings of the day will go
to mission work in the morning
and to CROP in the afternoon.
Choir rehearsal totifght (Thurs
day), 7 p. m.
Youth Fellowship tonight
(Thursday), 8 p. m.
Anyone wishing to donate work
at the manse will find a carpenter
on the job from 7 a- m. to 6 p. m.
everyday.
Visit Langan's —
Mrs. Gerald Sobotka and chil
dren, of Norfolk, visited her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Langan,
Saturday and Sunday, October 21
and 22.
HOSPITAL NOTES
O'NEILL HOSPITAL
Admissions: October 18 —
George Garhart, of O’Neill, acci
j dent, condition “good.” 19—Mrs.
I Bernard Dusatko, of O’Neill; Mrs.
| Dick Timmerman, of O’Neill. 21
| —Alfred Dierking, of Chambers,
i medical, condition "improved”;
Mrs. Gilbert Fox, of Emmet; Mrs.
Alva Parks, of Ewing. 22—James
McDermott, of O’Neill, medical,
condition “poor.” 23 — Mrs. Joe
Hoffman, of O’Neill, medical,
condition “fair.”
Dismissals: October 12—John
ny Schmidt, of Atkinson. 20—Mrs.
Fred Howard and daughter, of
O’Neill; Mrs. Mary Peterson, of
O’Neill. 21—Alfred Dierking, of
Chambers. 23—Mrs. Bernard Du
satko, of O’Neill. 24 — Jeanette
Derickson, of O’Neill. 25—Casey
Tomlinson, of O’Neill.
SACRED HEART (Lynch)
Mrs. Leonard Havranek, of
Lynch, medical, “doing well”;
Miss Ruby Fernau, of Butte, med
ical, “doing well”; Ruby May Cu
hel, of Verdel, dismissed; Mrs.
Ernest Sixta, of Lynch, major sur
gerey, “doing well;” Mrs. Alfons
Liewer, of Butte, medical, “doing
well;” Mrs. Frank Wyant, of Red
bird, dismissed; Mrs. Katie Blak
Kolb, of iNaper, medical, dismiss
ed; Mrs. Morris Philben, of Butte,
medical, “doing well;” Mrs. Nan
cy Just, of Bremerton, Wash.,
medical; Lawrence Sedlacek, of
Spencer, appendectomy, dismiss
ed;” Edward Talbert, of Lynch,
medical, dismissed; John Bain
brige, of Bristow, unchanged.
Ainsworth Bops
Stuart Broncs, 42-13
STUART — The Stuart Broncos
met the Ainsworth Bulldogs on the
Ainsworth gridiron Thursday
night, October 19. Stuart dropped
one more game. The final score:
Ainsworth 42, Stuart 13.
Rebakah s to Entertain—
Golden Meadow Rebekah lodge j
will entertain the O’Neill, Inman,
and Newport lodges Thursday
evening, November 2.
Mrs. Spindler, 66,
Dies in California
Funeral services were held on
Thursday afternoon, October 19,
at the James Reid funeral home
at Glenwood, la., for Mrs. Nellie
Blair Spindler, 66, who died on
Friday in San Leandro, Calif.
Rev. J. W. Walker officiated.
Mrs. Spindler was the daughter
of th late Capt .and Mrs. J. A.
Blair. Reared in Glenwood, la.,
she spent much of her married
life at O’Neill.
Survivors include: Sons —
James, of Detroit, Mich., and Le
roy, of Oakland, Calif.; daughters
—Mrs. Mary Dotson, of San Le
andro, and Mrs. Leone Blevins,
of Hayward, Calif.; grandchildren
r--—
—Jo Ann Spindler, Mary Loree
and Kenneth Dotson, Judy and
Donna Blevins, and Richard and
Howard Spindler; sister — Mrs.
Mary Sanford, of Morris Plains,
N. J.
Burial was at Glenwood cem
etery, Glenwood, la.
The late Mrs. Spindler was a
former resident of the O’Neill
community.
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE: 1950 Chevrolet one
ton truck, 1949 Pontiac Sedan
coupe. Both like new. — Louis
Storjohann, Spencer. 25p&0.
-— CO
WANTED TO BUY: 100 feeder
pigs. Will pay top price.—Louis
Storjohann, Spencer. 25p30.
TIGERS WIN 7-6
ROYAL THEATER
— O'NEILL —
Thursday
October 26
M-G-M’s Romantic Comedy
PLEASE BELIEVE ME
Starring Deborah Kerr, Robert
Walker, Mark Stevens, Peter
Lawford with James Whitmore
and J. Carrol Naish.
Adm. 42c plus tax 8c, Total 50.
Children 10c, plus tox 2c, Tot. 12c
Friday and Saturday
October 27-28
Big Double Bill
You can laugh all you want to
. . . but he’s still
BLONDIE'S HERO
With Penny Singleton, Arthur
Lake, Larry Simms, Marjorie
Kent, William Frawley and Dai
sy. /
- also—
Johnny Weismuller as Jungle Jim
in
MARK OF THE GORILLA
Human fiends fan jungle fury
... in clash with Johnny for jun
gle beauty’s gold!
Adm. 42c plus tax 8c. Total 50.
Children 10c. plus tox 2c. Tot. 12c
Sunday. Monday, Tuesday
October 29-30-31
THE BIG LIFT
Comes with Montgomery Clift
and Paul Douglas. Now you can
see it as you cheered it! Thanks
to the men of the airlift — for
bringing this picture to America!
Adm. 42c plus tax 8c. Total 50.
Children 10c. plus tox 2c. Tot. 12c
Matinee Sunday 2:30
COMING—"Duchess of Idaho."
"Love Happy," "Three Little
Words," "Copper Canyon." "Bro
ken Arrow," "My Blue Heaven"
and "Stella.
Adm. 42c, plus tax 8c, Total 50c.
Children 10c. plus tax 2c. Tot. 12c
WEEKLY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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HORIZONTAL
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U.S. diplomat,
Benjamin
8 South Caro*
limt (ab.)
10 Succession
11 Like
13 Beret
15 Rodents
16 Be seated
17 Fruit
19 Rag
22 Either
23 Thus
24 Symbol tor
sodium
25 Daybreak
(comb, form)
VERTICAL
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3 Airplane
4 National Re
covery Ad
ministration
Ob.)
5 Equipment
6 For fear that
7 Exists
8 Shop
8 Eccentric
wheel
11 River islet
12 Direct
14 Imperious
16 He was an
early U S.
17 Pinnacle
18 Toastmaster
20 Replies
21 Fish eggs
27 100 square
meters
29 Paid notices
32 Be sick
33 Looks askanci
35 Rectify
i u I..'"' l, h
36 Affirmative
42 Males
43 Hindu
garment
44 Shield bearing
45 Weapon
48 Metal fastener
48 Dine
52 Symbol for
> tantalum
53 Senior (ab.)
(Political Advertisement)(Political AdvertInement)
VOTE FOR
A. B. HUBBARD
For Sheriff
In Coming Election
Will Appreciate Your Support
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26 Lariat
28 Fixed look
30 Legal point
31 Marry
32 Air raid alarm
34 Treatise
37 Id est (ab.)
38 Symbol for iron
38 Ream (ab.)
40 Myself
41 Animals
44 Indians
48 Relative (ab )
47 One who
niimtcs 4
50 Convent
worker
51 Symbol for tin
52 Experiments
54 North Dakota
(ab.)
55 Artists
(Political Advertisement) (Political Advertisement)
WE BELIEVE THAT...
FREEMAN B. DECKER
... is the best trained, experienced and
qualified non-lpolitical candidate for
STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
We regard him with the greatest respect
and confidence.
SIGNED:
_ Supt. John Ward, Atkinson
Supt. Ira George, O’Neill
Co. Supt. Elja McCullough, O’Neill
IT’S A CONTINUED STORY
EVERY DAY SAVINGS ON FINE FOODS !
EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR \V
SHELHAMER FOODS
\ ELLOWSTONE- Cream Style
CORN 6?r 99c
g——————
RARE TREAT - Crushed
PINEAPPLE nc°an101.09
OVENKIST SODA
CRACKERS ^ 43c
RARE TREAT
COFFEE lb. 75c
FRESH WmSSSSSbI
FRUITS & VI*^J 1 jMJjJj.j
CELERY u.10c!
TEXAS JUICE
ORANGES 3 Lbs...29c ,
SWF FT .."i
POTATOES lb 6c
WHITE
ORIONS 4 Lbs..23c
2-Lb. Bag
SPAGHETTI 29c
Campbell’s 3 Reg. Cans
TOMATO SOUP 32c
Butternut 4 Pkgs.
JELL POWDER 19c
Strawberry or Raspberry
2-Lb. Jar
FRUIT SPREAD 39c
2-Lb. Pkg.
MACARONI ■■ 29c
OIL 3 Cans
SARDINES.25c
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Nabisco Shredded
Reg. Pkg.
WHEAT.18c
Heinz - Gerbers’ -Strained ^
3 4,/2-Oz. Cans
BABY FOOD.... 25c
CLOROX Qt.15c
I BEEF '
ROAST LB. 59c
SQUARES LB. 25c
BEEF
BRAINS ^ 49c
RED TRIUMPH
POTATOES
10Q Lb. Bag 1.59
Wilson's Colored and Quartered ^
OLEO
3 LBS..91c
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POULTRY - HOG - CATTLE FEEDS '
NUTRENA
20% Egg Crumbles ^ /j Q
For ONLY $2 along with a pur
chase of 200 lbs. of Egg Feed
you get a beautiful
MYRA KAY DRESS
HUTRENA
24% Pig & Sow A CO
100 Lbs,, LESS DISCOUNT —
Regular Price 4.99
The $6.00 PER TON (30c per
cwt.) Discount Ends Oct. 3 1
Good Supply of Soybean -Meal
Cubes on Hand f
Check Our Price Before You Buy J
REMEMBER US WHEN SELLING YOUR
EGGS - POULTRY - CREAM
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