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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1951)
Name Delegates to District Convention— A regular meeting of the Am erican Legion auxiliary, Simon son unit 93, was held on Wednes day evening, September 5, at the Legion club auditorium with the president, Mrs. Axel Borg, in charge. A report was given from the swimming pool committee chair man. The following delegates plan to attend the district convention at Atkinson on September 17. Mrs. Grace Borg, Mrs. Noal Long. Mrs. John Davidson, Mrs. A1 Carroll. Mrs. Ira Moss. Mrs. Dean Street er, Mrs. H. D. Gildersleeve and Mrs. Richard Minton. The unit voted to send $25 to the Genie McGlasson fund. Several volunteered to help clean the club kitchen on Friday. September 14. Any other help will be appreciated. President Borg, the only dele gate to the state convention at Omaha on August 17-19. gave a brief but interesting report on the convention. There was group singing as the lunch committee prepared lunch. First P-TA Meeting Planned Next Week— First meeting of the O’Neill Parent-Teachers’ association will be held on Monday, September 17, at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. This will be in the form of a reception for the teach ers. All parents are urged to attend this get - acquainted meeting, a P-TA spokesman said. An opportunity will be given to personally meet and visit with the teachers. The program will consist of a vocal trio, from St. Mary’s acad emy; piano duets, by Mrs. Charles Hauser and Mrs. Ralph Gerber; vocal solo, by Rev. R. W. Olson; reading, by Mrs. Harry Petersen. Wed 25 Years— Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hubby cel ebrated their 25th wedding anni verysary on Friday evening. Sep tember 7, with a wiener roast and picnic at their farm home. Between 80 and 90 friends and relatives gathered for the event. A shower of silver dollars and other gifts were presented the couple. They were married in O’Neill.___1 -■ -———^ < s IS 1 4,720 ACRE C. R. CLINKENBEARD RANCH SELUNG AT AUCTION ON THE PREMISES Friday, September 21st, 1951 1:00 O’Clock P. M. ! Located in GOD'S COW COUNTRY - THE SANDHILLS OF NEBRASKA. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Secs. 19-20- The South Half of Sec. 21; All of Secs. 28-29-31- & 32; and the East Half (EVi); and the East Half of the West Half (EVzWVj); j i and the NW/4 of the NWVi; and the SW>/« of the SWVi of j Sec. 30, Township 24, North; Range 12, West of the 6th P. M. in WHEELER COUNTY, NEBRASKA. ROUTE TO THE RANCH: Begi^ing one mile South of the < South line of Holt County, on Highway No. 281; Then West ! 6 miles; Then South 3 miles. Here is a well balanced Stock Ranch for j the Good Operator. Has about 1 200 tons of priarie hay put up in excellent condi tion.. 600 to 800 acres of windrowed and baled hay with feeding privileges. 4 wells and 4 windmills, 3 lakes and well grassed. A good 1 Zi story house with full base- i ment; a large but old barn in poor condi- j tion, some other outbuildings. 1 Zl miles : to school on a county road, which divides i Wheeler and Garfield counties. PERSONAL PROPERTY 2—Nearly new Ford Tractors, complete with power mowers; 1—nearly new Foid Tractor, reversed with sweep; 2—new 14-Ft. Hay Rakes and 1—new Bassett Slide Hay Stacker. I 176 stacks of New Hay put up in excellent condition. 600 to 800 acres of windrowed and baled hay with feeding privilege to May 1st, 1952. ** W w V . ' POSSESSION MAY 1ST, 1952 BUY ALL OR PART OF THIS GOOD RANCH j Unit 1—1600 acres improved, with 1 well and windmill; Unit 2—1600 acres, well balanced, 1 well and windmill; I Unit 3—1520 acres, well balanced, 1 well and windmill. " • j £ i Terms: Cash for the personal property: 29% down payment on land on the day of the sale; 29% payment on May 1st* 1952; the balance of 42% to be carried over a period of years by agreement with the seller. Good warranty deed and a merchantable abstract of title will be furnished. WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED SALE BILL, IF INTERESTED i To: j WELLER - ADAMS COMPANY Atkinson, Nebr. A Bonded and Licensed Selling Service ERNIE WELLER. Aucl. LEO ADAMS. Mgr. C. R. CLIRKENBEARD Owner v . v.-e". -"' . .— HEADED FOR EUROPE . . . Pvt. Russell D. Johns, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johns, of Lynch, left Sunday, Sept. 9, for Camp Kilmer, N. J., from where he has traveling orders for Europe. He had been home for 2 weeks on a delay enroute. He took his basic training in Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo.—The Frontier Engraving. ■ —— —--— . — » O’Neill Soldiers Visit Washington Excerpts from a letter tell of the visit to Washington, D.C.. of 3 O’Neill servicemen. The letter was written by Pvt. Quentin Cavanaugh to his mother. Mrs. Maurice Cavanaugh: "Pfc. Edward Hynes, of Ft. Halibaird, Baltimore. Md.; Pvt. Jerome Gallagher, of Ft. Mon mouth, N. J., 2 of his buddies from Monmouth, Pvt. Bob Mal strim and myself, from Ft. Bel voir, Va., met. “Saturday night we went for a cruise on the Potomac. We got on the boat at 8:30 and set sail for Playland, a big carnival ground. Then we came back on ihe boat and went dancing to a big orchestra but most of the time we just sat and talked. It was good to see old friends a gain. “Sunday morning we went to mass in St. Patrick’s church, a huge and beautiful building. In the afternoon we went to the capitol, all through the senate chambers and house. Monday we went to Arlington cemetery and the white house. We went through the national art gallery and many big government build ings. “We went to the theater where Abraham Lincoln was shot, then we went all through his home. ‘Then we went to a movie in the evening, “Going Native.” It was really something to see. The other boys had until Tuesday morning but I had to be in camp by 10 p.m. We are planning an other weekend again later to go to New York. Bob Malstrom was employed at Consumers in O’Neill some time ago. QUENTIN” 1 Large Crowd at Jacobson Affair— | A large crowd attended the frozen food demonstration soon- | sored by Jacobson’s at the Am erican Legion auditorium Tua»- j day. Miss Florence Pavlik, nation- j ally famous lecturer and home ' economist, presented the demon- | strations. ' The door prizes were won by , Mrs. D. N. Loy, of O’Neill, elec- ! trie bathroom heater, and Mrs. George Clasey, of Page, the elec- | trie percolator. Country Club Stag ^ Date Fixed— Monday, September 24, is the date set for the annual Country club men’s stag party. Turkey heads the menu. A. H. (“Arnie”) Doerning is chairman. Committee members include Edward Campbell. John Conard, Cal Stewart, John K. Gallagher, Leigh Reynoldson, C. J. Gatz, R. V. Lucas and Clark Willson. Serving will begin at 7 p.m. The stag party is an annual af fair for male members of the club. Personnel Changes— Miss Donna Davis is now em ployed in the J. C. Penney store. She has taken the place of Eileen Stanton, who recently resigned. A new salesman in the men’s de partment is Herman Janzing. Miss Davis had been employed at Gambles; Mr. Janzing, at Spelts Ray Lbr. Co. ONO Meets At Emmet— The ONO club met Monday evening. September 10. with Mrs. Robert Cole, of Emmet. Winners were Mrs. Don Mar tin, high: Mrs. Robert Lowery, low, and Mrs. Darrell Graham, all cut. Refreshments were serv Donlin Twins Are 3— Cheryl Lou and Carol Sue were 3-years-old on Tuesday. Septem ber 11. Their mother, Mrs. James Donlin, arranged a party for 20 / of their little friends and their mothers in Ford’s park. Refresh- , ments included cake, sandwiches ‘ and pop. MARRIAGE LICENSES Fred J. Jungman, jr., and Miss Bonnie Lou Humphrey, both of Atkinson, on September 7. ! Frank Milarik, of Ewing, and Mrs. Emma Hron, of Clarkson, ! on August 30, 1951. Here for Wedding— Mr. and Mrs. Neil Brennan and daughter, of Auburn. Ala., are! visiting his mother. Mrs. F. M. Brennan. They arrived for Miss Mary Devine’s wedding to John Richard Foster Saturday. They plan to leave today (Thursday). Frontier for Printing! O’NEILL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. George Klein are expecting Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roth, of Hartington, to arrive for a visit Mrs. Klein and Mrs. Roth are sisters. Fred O. Heermann went to Bassett Monday to attend the fu neral of Mrs. Alva Goodwin. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Liedtke went to Norfolk on Saturday and then stopped in Meadow Grove to visit Mrs. Liedtke’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Kahler. Mr. and Mrs. Call Crabb, of Logan. Ia., visited with Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Crabb Sunday. Mother: I'm going to buy my bicycle at Western Auto. This year they service them for 90 days. 15-20c Mr. and Mrs. Fred Perry were in Timberlake and Mobridge, S. D., visiting relatives last week. They returned home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Sauers were weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Briard at Norfolk. 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