Participate in
Omaha Wedding—
James Merriman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. L. M. Merriman, and Thomas
Hariy*. son- of Mr. and Mrs. P. B.
Harty, were best man and usher,
respectively, at the wedding in
- Orhaha Saturday of Miss Susan
r M. Sutton and Charles Crawford
Gocher, of San Rafael, Calif. The
ceremony took place at Our Lady
of ;Lourdes church.
Breakfast Guest*—
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Froe
lich entertained at breakfast Sat
urday Rt. Rev. William C. Mc
Groth, Very Rev. Gabriel R. Sal
inas, ORSA, of Omaha, Very Rev.
Timothy O'Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles E. Stout, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Froelich, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Campbell, and Mr. and Mrs.
H. J. Birmingham.
Campbells Entertain.
Omaha Priest—
Very Rev. Gabriel R. S^nas>
ORSA, pastor of Holy Ghost
church in Omaha, was a house
guest Friday of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Campbell and their son, Ed
ward. Father Salinas accompanied
the statue of Our Lady of Fatima
to O’Neill.
Mrs. Robertson
la Feted —
Mrs. Fred O. Robertson was
surprised Tuesday, November 28,
at the Merry Mix club meeting at
Mrs. Paul Shierk’s home. The
members had a party for Mrs.
Robertson in honor of her birth
day anniversary.
Beckwiths Presented
f With Gift—
The Mariners club feted Mr.
and Mrs. Verne Beckwith at
their annual Thanksgiving ban
quet Monday, November 20. The
Beckwiths, who are moving from
O’Neill, were presented with a
farewell gift.
Club Changes Name—
The Duo Dex club has taken
in four new members and has
changed its name to Chez A Ma
ri. Mrs. William Artus was host
ess Tuesday, November 21.
Mrs. Gillespie
Entertains—
Mrs. L. G. Gillespie was host
ess Wednesday, November 29, to
her pinochle club.
| Mrs. Schaffer
Is Hostess—
Mrs. D. C. Schaffer entertain
ed the MM club Tuesday eve
ning, November 28.
Elizabeth Fritton Is 8—
Elizabeth Fritton celebrated her
eighth birthday anniversary Mon
day afternoon, November 26, by
having 10 little guests in for a
party. She received many gifts.
Refreshments were served by her
mother, Mrs. Frank Fritton.
Mrs. Schacht
Is Hostess—
Mrs. Bobby Griffin, of Musko
gee, Okla., and Mrs. Harry Ressel
were winners at a canasta party
held Friday, November 24, at the
home of Mrs. Andy Schacht.
Country Club
Hostesses—
Mrs. M. J. Golden was chairman
assisted by Mrs. Woodrow Melena
and Mrs. J. H. Doerning, at the
Wednesday Country club dinner
and card party.
Travel to
Washington—
M-. and Mrs- Lowell Culver and
daughter, Jean, left Nov. 19 for
| about a week’s visit in Washing
ton.
| Richard Farrier Feted—
i A surprise party was given in
i honor of Richard Farrier’s birth
l day anniversary on Wednesday,
November 22.
O'NEILL LOCALS
Miss Nan Sullivan returned
Monday, November 27, to Oma
ha after having spent her 10-day
vacation with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Pat Sullivan.
Mrs. Lorena Duffy and daugh
ter, Marilyn, of Casper, Wyo.,
visiter her father, L. A. Simon
son, and other relatives for
Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted McElhaney
drove to Sioux City Monday, No
vember 27. He returned, but she
remained for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Sullivan
and daughter returned .Saturday
from a visit in Ft. Dodge, la.,
with the former’s sister, Mrs. F.
It. Coe, and the latter’s sister,
j Mrs. Harold Sheker, Mr. Sheker
!and family.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Gatz went
to Omaha Monday, November 27.
—
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE: Westinghouse Elec
tric refrigerator and electromas
ter range, fully automatic, both
only out a year. — Ray Smith,
O’Neill. , 30p35
1 LOST: A pair of gray suede gloves
return to Mrs. Archie Bright,
! O’Neill. 30
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She’ll Love It!
You’ll Love
Selecting
It Here!
Genuine steer hide
satchel bag . . . Rhine
stone studded dressy
envelope bags . . .
$12 to S36
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Your name embossed
FREE on billfolds,
pens and pencils, lea
ther goods at
McCRARY'S
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WYLER, HAMMOND, ELGIN
WATCHES, Up from $29.95
. We Give S & H Green Stamps
—Open Thursday Evenings—
McCrary’s Jewelry
—O’Neill—
ENGAGEMENT TOLD ... Mr.
and Mrs. Sumner Downey an
nounce the engagement of
their niece, Louise Ann Iler, to
Robert Axtell, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Axtell, of Hamburg,
la. The engagement was an
nounced at a party given by
Mrs. William Artus, sister of
the bride-elect.
Miss Iler will be graduated
from the University of Nebras
ka in January where she is af
filiated with Delta Delta Delta
sorority.
Mr. Axtell, an air force vet
eran, graduated from the Uni
versity of Nebraska in June
where he was a member of
Sigma Phi Epsilon, Kismet
Klub, Beta Gamma Sigma and
the Innocents society. The
wedding will take place in
February.—O’Neill Photo Co.
NOVEMBER BRIDE ... Miss
Janice Jarman and William A.
Ganzer III were united in mar
riage on November 6 at St.
Patrick’s Catholic church in
O’Neill. The single-ring cere
mony was performed by Rev
Cyril Werner, of Omaha, for
merly of O’Neill.—O’Neill Pho
to Co.
Double Granary
Burns Near Page
PAGE—A fire of undetermin
ed origin, Saturday afternoon on
the Elmer Trowbridge farm, 3
miles northwest of Page, de
1 stroyed a large double granary,
-1,500 bushels of corn, a quanti
ty of oats and rye, and two stacks
of alfalfa.
The fire had been burning
some time before being discover
ed. Fire alarms were sent to both
Page and O’Neill. It was the on
ly fire alarm during the week for
tne O’Neill firemen.
Would the party who borrow
ed our 4-Square Book of Homes
please return it? — Spelts-Ray
Lbr. Co., O'Neill. 30c
SICK & INJURED
O’NEILL—Mrs. Walter O’Mal
ley was released Monday from St.
Vincent’s hospital in Sioux City
where she had been confined for
three months as a result of a frac
tured hip. She was transferred to
O Neill hospital in a Biglin Bros,
ambulance. Mrs. O’Malley suffer
! ed the broken hip as the result
| of a kitchen fall . . . Mrs. Patrick
O’Donnell was taken to O’Neill
hospital early Sunday by ambu
[ lance, having suffered a light
J stroke at her home here. . . Mrs.
!L. A. Becker submitted to a ma
! jor operation Monday in Our La
j dv of Lourdes hospital at Nor
i folk. Her condition Tuesday was
I “satisfactory.” . . . Mrs. Joseph
Greitens received a medical
checkup in Savannah, Mo., this
week. . . Victor Shada, of Kear
I ney. Consumers Public- Power
j employee, was admitted to O’
Neill hospital Wednesday. He
fell from a pole here two weeks
ago.
EWING—Roy Wright is a pa
tient at St- Joseph’s hospital in
Sioux City. He is receiving treat
ment for injuries he received
when he fell from a truckload of
hay . . . E. W Brion is a patient
at Our Lady of Lourdes hospital
at Norfolk where he ic receiving
treatment. . . Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Regan and Mrs. Roy Wright
| went to Sioux City Monday to
j bring Mr. Wright home from the
hospital. . . Miss Genevieve Van
dersnick submitted to an appen
dectomy at Our Lady of Lourdes
hospital in Norfolk Saturday.
Mrs. Neva Bergstrom is substi
tute teaching for her.
LYNCH—Mrs. Nathan Pritchett
is "critically ill” at the home of
her son, Jack, east of town . . .
Fred Tanner received a badly
crushed finger while carpenter
ing . . . Vince Jehorek has had a
“severe" case of the flu the past
week . . . Walter Dahlberg, a for
mer Gross resident, was severly
burned in a filling station at Lin
coln when gas fumes caused a
stove fire. He received second de
gree burns on his hands and face
. . . A1 Stanek is in an Omaha hos
pital convalescing after an eye
operation.
NORTH OF STUART —Many
families of the north of Stuart
vicinity are having whooping
cough. The children of Mr. and
Mrs. Wardell Alexander, Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer McClurg, and the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Stalecker, who run the Dustin
store, are reported having their i
turn at present. . . . Charles
Sweet missed two days of school
last week because of illness. He
is a fifth grader in district 52.
STUART—Mark Kaup, Stuart
high school student who receiv
ed a broken leg in a truck acci
dent October 13, accompanied
Rev. Joseph Kaup to Omaha on
P’riday, November 24, and re
turned home on Sunday. While
in Omaha he consulted a doc
tor. His leg’s condition is “satis
factory.” . . Mrs. Berlin Mitchell
is recovering from a sprained
ankle which she received Wed
nesday, November 22, when she
fell.
ATKINSON — Several little
folks of the community have
been near to hospitalization be
cause of severe colds. Those who
have been ill are Jerry Schaaf,
Kenneth Fuhrer and Karen
Carr. . . Mrs. Leo Seger is im
proving “very slowly.” . . Simon
Schaaf has recovered sufficiently
from surgery that he is expected
home soon but his condition is
only "fair.” . . Mrs. Robert Keat
ing is only "fair.”
SOUTH OF STUART — V. J.
Krysl entered Our Lady of
Lourdes hospital at Norfolk on
Monday, November 13, as a med
ical patient. . . Mrs. Ethel
Stracke entered Our Lady of
Lourdes hospital Tuesday, No
vember 21. She underwent a ma
jor operation Wednesday, No
vember 22. . . Mrs. Robert Green
field and son left the Bassett hos
pital Monday, November 27.
REDBIRD — Bruoe Scholl
meyer, 7-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Schollmeyer, had
his tonsils and adenoids remov
ed Friday, November 24, at the
Lynch hospital.
PAGE — Mrs. Calvin Harvey,
who was ill with influenza, was
taken to the Orchard hospital
Sunday. She planned to return
home Tuesday.
This season of Christmas
prompts me to thank you—
friends and neighbors alike—who
have become my customers these
past months. Please come see
me at work in my home or drop
in at Shelhamer's Super Market
and see my display of hand-cut
and polished agates, jades, jas
pers, petrified woods, etc.,
mounted to suit your tastes. If
interested perhaps you'll find the
gift you're seeking for that last
name on your list. — CURLY
WASHECHEK, O'Neill.
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Colored & Quartered
BLUE BONNET
OLEO
3 Lbs.89c
’ Fruit Cocktail
NECTAR
3 Cans.25c
I Otoe Vegetable
SOUP
3 Cans.25c
PHILLIPS
GRAPE JAM
2-Lb. Jar.. 43'
NUGGET
APRICOTS
No. lh Can.. 31c
CAMAY
SOAP
3 Bars.23c
GERBER’S
BABY FOOD
3 Cans.25c
lewis
LYE
2 Cans.25c
’ FROSTEE
2 Pkgs..27c
GALLON
CHERRIES
S Gallon .§§c
I fcas^E*. izssmmmmi
FISHER’S LUSHUS
CHEESE PORK and BEANS
2 Lbs.67c 2 No. 2 Cans 25c
gSTOT^LOOK! SAVE ! 1
| POTATOES 1.291
3 Rolls.13c
' Zki&j i
I FANCY
IBM FISH
fan .27c
jf
ARMOURS |
MILK i
3 Tall Cans 32c (
RANCHHOUSE C
Pancake FLOUR |
Mb. Pkg. 33c >
RED CROWN (
Corned Beef Hash (
Lb. Can.3§c I
House of George ■
TOMATO JUICE I
46-0z.Can 25c 1
BAKER’S f •
C000A I
2 Lb.23« I
" "mAXi’e" COBB I
COFFEE I
Lb. Bag.73c (
ajax I
CLEANSER I
2 Cans.23c I
MA BROWN f
Strawberry M
PRESERVES 1
Jar.39c |
~ RED CROWN* ’ |
PIG’S FEET |
12-0z. Jar.. 25c 1
TREND ' I
Soap POWDER |
2 Pkg*- - 33c I
?-■ ' SAVE ON PURINA FEEDS Ml
I'J Sow & Pig Pullet LIR CBPIlil?rD Egg Sow & Pig 1 |
I CHOW CHOW "L CHOW IWEftL 11
I 4.98 3.98 EGGS m 40C 4.79 4.98 II
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