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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 22, 1951)
Injures Eye in Slingshot Mishap CELIA — Klaus Majunke, tht youth who came from Germany nearly two years ago when Mr, and Mrs. Lee Terwilliger and son, Perry, returned from their trip abroad, was playing at the Connie Frickel home Friday eve ning, February 16, with a sling shot loaded with staples. He hit the target but a staple bounced back and hit him in the eye, rupturing a blood vessel and clouding the pupiL Mr and Mrs. Lee Terwilliger and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Winnings took him to Omaha that evening to consult a doctor They wired his mother, Mrs, Sam Eldridge, who lives in an army camp south of St. Louis, Mo., and she met them in Omaha. Klaus has been a pupil in the Celia school the past six weeks. His parents recently moved from their home near Colorado Springs, Colo., to St. Louis. Klaus will return to Missouri with his mother and will not lose the sight of his eye. The Terwilligers and Winnings returned home late Saturday night. Other Celia Newt Mr. and Mrs. Victor Frickel and children were Sunday, Feb ruary 18, dinner guests at the W. C. Coleman home. Lorraine Qottchalk, of Silve. ton, Ore., neat to eldest daugh ter of Henry GottchaLks and for mer resident of this community, came Thursday, February 15, for a visit at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Fritz Naber, also with the John Swindt family and other relatives and friends. Paul Johnson went to Walthilt to help move his family from there to the Stanley Johnson ranch. They arrived on Monday, February 19 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Winnings spent Sunday, February 18, at Lee Terwilliger home. Members of the Hillside Sun day-school met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith on Friday evening, February 18, for election of officers and planning of their Sunday - school work. Thirty-five persons were pres DRS. BENNETT & COOK VETERINARIANS Pbonesi 311. 414. 104 — O'NEILL — ent. Those elected are: Superin tendent — Mrs. David Ralin; as' sistant superintendents—Mrs. Jcx Hendricks; secretary-treasurer— I Mrs. Harry Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Connie Frickel and family were Sunday dinnei guests at the home of Mrs. Edna Hendricks in Atkinson. Mrs. C A. Mangum, of Omaha, a cousin ut Mrs. Hendricks, has been with Her several weeks Emil Colfack, Frank Kilmuny and Duane Beck attended the Butte auction Wednesday, Feb ruary 14. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Culver, of O’Neill, and his mother, Mrs. .Ethel Lufburrough Culver, of Outlook, Wash., were supper guests at the Mark Hendricks home Thursday evening, Febru ary 15. Mrs. J. R. Jarvis was al so a guest there that day. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Mellor and family were dinner guests at the Leonard Chaffin home Sunday, February 11. Mrs. O. A. Hammerberg at tended an extension board meet ing at the office of County Agent Neil Dawes Saturday afternoon, Kphruarv 17. Mr. and Mrs Connie Frickel, Ronnie and Caroline, also Frank Kilmurry were Wednesday eve ning, February 14, visitors at the O. A. Hammerberg home. Mr. and Mrs. George Beck spent Friday, February 16, at the Luane Beck home. Pupils and teacher, Mrs. Gene Livingston, of Celia school, en joyed a valentine party at ihe Celia school Thursday, Febru ary 15. Vern Swick and two sons, of Gordon, put down a well for the D. F. Scott family and one lor the Lawrence Smith family the past week. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Hammer berg visited the Emil Colfack family on Friday evening, Feb iuary 16. Ellen McKathnie spent the weekend at the Milton McKath nie home. Mr. and Mrs D. F. Scott left Sunday, February 18, for Lin coln. Mrs. P. W. Kilmurry accom panied them as far as York where she expected to attend the funeral of a friend, Mrs. Martin Conroy, held in York Monday morning, February 19. The Scotts expected to return home Wednes day, February 21. P. W. Kilmurry spqnt Sunday, February 18, at the FranK Kil murry home, Frank Kilmurry and Duane Beck helped O. A. Hammerberg vaccinated calves Oh Wednesday, February 14. Denton, Shirley and Dennis I Colfack visited the Clarence , Focken family Friday evening, I February 16. i | Rev. and Mrs. Asa Woods were - supper guesu; at the Mark Hend ticks home Wednesday evening, February 14. Roy Worth was al ’ so a supper guest. Mr and Mrs. Roy Margntz i and family were Tuesday eve ning, February 13, visitors at the Emil Collaek home. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith and family were O’Neill visitors Saturday, February 17. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Beck were Sunday evening, February IB, j visitors at the Alvin Reiser home. Several from the community I attended the funeral of Mrs. Au j gust Brinkman in the Lutheran church in Atkinson Sunday, Feb | ruary 18. Not everyone could get into the church. Steve Bausch and Mr. and Mrs, Ed Bausch were Sunday, Febru ary 18, guests at the Stanley Johnson home. Mrs. Henry Kahler and daugh ter, Elsie Mae, visited the Marvm Focken home Thursday, Febru ary 10. Marvin Focken visited Dan O’Connell Friday, February lti. Monday night, February 12, supper guests at the Frickel brothers’ home were Mr. and Mrs. Thilo Poessnecker and fam ily, Mr and Mrs. Rudolph Poess necker and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Berry and family, Deloris Karo, Mr. and Mrs. Krugman and son, Larry, Bob Leisge, Mr. and Mrs. George Syfie, jr., and daughter, Judy, and Mr. and Mrs. <^eRoy Hoffman and sons, Roger and Gary. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pease were Sunday evening, February 12, visitors at the Victor Frickel home. Sunday afternoon guests at the Marvin Focken home were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jonas and family and Mr. and Mrs. Hans Braun and family. Mrs. Marvin Focken spent Thursday and Friday at the Gott lieb Braun home with her father, who “wasn't feeling so good.” Mr. and Mrs. Earl Slotfelt and family were Sunday evening, February 18, visitors at the Con nie Frickel home. Ray Pease visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Pease, in O’- j Neill Thursday, February 15. Bowling Team Wins First Place— A bowling team consisting of Harvey Sawyer, Lyle Green, Vernon Lorenz, Vernon Grenier, Howard Manson and Louis Niles won first place in league bowl ing at Neligh Wednesday, Febr uary 14. Crowd at Show— CHAMBERS — A large crowd gathered at the high school audi torium Wednesday, February 14, to enjoy the fun night presented by the Harley Hardware. . 11 1 11 i A PRETTY r FACE STARTS AT YOUR FJJfJT X And in Air Step’s bright new patents you’ll look your prettiest These smart spring shoes fit so well . feel so well . you’ll look like a million. See the wonderful new styles in shiny patent leather, crafted with Air Step’s famed Magic Sole. 9 95 - 11.95 Widths AAA to 3 Sues 5 to 10 • •' | ■" * • / I □ S 8 0 R N E*C North • Nebraska's Tk* Familu Skoe Store I ° ★ ^ ^ O’NEILL Free X-Ray Service Pvt. James Mullen Moves to Georgia EMMET—Pvt. James Mullen, j who was recently inducted intc | the army, has been transferred from Ft. Riley, Kans., to a camp I in Georgia. He is the son of Mrs. Dolly Mullen. Other Emmet News Miss Jeame Cole was a week | end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bob { Cole and Jackie. Miss Norma Lou Foreman I was a Friday evening supper guest at tbe C. E. McVay home south of O’Neill. Pvt. Andrew Ramold, of Ft. Riley, Kans., spent the weekend visiting his mother, Mrs. Anna Ramold, and family and other relatives. Miss Maureen Murphy was a Wednesday, February 14, over night guest of Sharon Winsor at Atkinson. The WSCS of the Methodist church, met Thursday, February 15, at the home of Mrs. Henry Kloppenborg with nine members present. Mrs. Woody Gauphen baugh and Mrs. Alice Hill were guests. The lesson was given by Mrs. Bob Fox. Lunch was served by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foreman and Jeanie Kay were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Tomjack and Claire at Ewing. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cole and Mr. and Mrs. G. Owen Cole at tended the wedding and recep tion of IMiss Lou Ann Her to Robert Axtell at O’Neill Satur day afternoon, February 17. The teacher, Miss Helen Mar tens, entertained the pupils of district 20 to a valentine party Wednesday, afternoon, Febru ary 14. Ruthie Schaaf, DeWayne Perry, Jimmy Newton and Cur tis Peacock were guests. Valen tines were exchanged after which lunch of cookies, cake and ice cream was served Club Plans Booth on Achievement Day— The Elkhorn extension clut met at the home of Mrs. Roy Parker Tuesday evening, Febr uary 13. Mrs. Bob Cook and Mrs. Eliza beth Howard gave the lesson, “The Selection and Care of Bed Linen.” Plans were discussed for a booth on achievement day; also other business. The guessing game was won by Mrs. Ray W. Lawrence. Mrs. Lena Kraft was cohostess and with the aid of Mrs. Roy Par ker served lunch. The trays were decorated with valentines j and hearts. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Ray W. Lawrence March 12. — By Mrs. Florence Schultz, reporter. Presbyterian Circles Meet Simultaneously— The Circles of the Women’s as sociation of First Presbyterian church met last Thursday. Circle I met at the home of | Mrs. John Harbottle. Mrs. M. V. I Lan^reth gave a review on “In 1 troducing Islam.” Mrs. D. N. Loy and Mrs. W. L. Brady assist ed Mrs. Harbottle. Circle II met at the home of Mrs. Mabel Gatz. Mrs. D. C Schaffer gave the lesson. The assistant hostesses were Mrs. Vannie Newman and Mrs. Guy Cole, of Emmet. Circle III met at the home of Mrs. Ralph Gerber. Mrs. Warren Taylor and Mrs. Verne Reynoldson were assist ing hostesses. Miss Ruth Hoff man gave the lesson. Visit Fuhrers— Mr. and Mrs. William Fuhrer and Mr. and Mrs. Walt Fuhrer, of Butte, visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fuhrer. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Doering and family spent Sunday with Miss Ruth Case and her mother, Mrs. Nellie Case. bummers-Kirkpatrick INuptials Head Here A pretty weaunig was solemn izw at iv.ov a.m. oaiuraay at me lvteinuujsi paxsuuage ui vjancui whch ivnss iaanene ouaimctb, aaugmer or Mr ana Mrs. rianx ouiuiueis, or ulNem, ana Morns iHHtpaiutit, youngest son or rvrrs. e-ota HiiKpuaics, or u in e 111, wete uniteu in marriage. rtev, v. n. oen periormed the uouute-iiiig ceremony. a lie onue wore a snipper blue lay on gaoaiame suit wun red ac cessories ner corsage was iris, ner Diiuesiiiaia was Mrs. How aru i-eters, or OiNeiii. £>ne was attirea in a grey suit wun green accessories, ner corsage was pink anu wane carnations. a he bnaegroom was attired in a grey business suit, riis attend ant was noward Peters, who was attired in a brown business suit. Both men wore white carna tion boutonnieres. ine bnae attended O’Neill public school and graduated with tae class of 1949. Ine bridegroom spent four years in the marine corps. A wedding dinner was served at the home of the bride’s par ents for the immediate families. The couple will reside in Hast ings where the bridegroom Ts em ployed. New Extension Club Is Organised— CHAMBERS—Louanne Eisen hauer entertained a group of girls at her home Friday evening, Feb ruary 16. The group had met be fore and organized an extension club with Mrs. Willard Thomson as president and Louanne Eisen hauer as secretary and treasurer. At the meeting Friday evening, the following officers were elect ed: Loraine Haake, vice-presi dent; Mary Lou Gartner, news reporter, and Mrs. Edwin Hub bard, health leader. Mrs. Merlin Grosnicklaus and Mrs. Edwin Hubbard were chosen as leaders^ j for the next lesson. The girls chose “Better Ways” as the name for their club. In the absence of the home agent, j the county chairman gave a dem onstration on “Ironing a Shirt.” Games were played and refresh i ments were served. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Summers, j °f Bartlett, spent Monday at the home of his brother, Frank Sum mers, and family and also with his mother, Mrs. Belle Summers. mm theatre" —Atkinson, Nebr.— Fri.-Sat. Febr. 23-24 —also— Sun.-Mon.-Tues. Febr. 25-26-27 WHAT MUSIC.. WHAT ROMANO... WHAT A HCTUM...I Wed -Thurs. Feb. 28. Mar. 1 PUCES FOR 1 - - I 1IBISl . .*vai;JwV |H:' , ' KB BK -v 4 lilt If it 1 ' I I - . >. ■ RE tUD A 24TB vmT3 W\ 4 Ail SALMON frrPNK 59c f STAR-KIST CHUNK STYLE TUNA. 9SU size. No. I/, can. OX Superb CORN 4 12-Oz. QQr Whole Kernel, Vac. Pack _ £ Cans 0V* LinPtycEEAS 16c MORNING LIGHT CUT GREEN BEANS No. 2 nP Tender and full of flavor . Mm Cans ROBB-ROSS PEANUT BUTTER. Plain or Chunk. It's stabilized I-lb. jar...«53G ROBB-ROSS PANCAKE FLOUR. Perfect Pancakes Every Time. 31/2-lb. bag.. 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