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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 17, 1952)
—Frontier Engraving MISS FROELICH'S ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED ... Mr. and Mrs. William J. Froelich have announced the engagement of their daughter. Miss Nancy, to John Robert Berigan, son of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Berigan, of Atkinson. Miss Froelich, who attended Barat college, Lake Forest, 111., for 2 years, is a senior at Duchesne cod lege, Omaha. She was a countess in the 1950 court of Ak-Sar-Ben. Mr. Berigan, who attended St. Louis university, St. Louis, Mo., is now a senior at Creighton university, Omaha. No date has been set for the wedding. s Jacquelyn Hand a Ewine Bride EWING — Miss Jacqueline Hand, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Hand, of Ewing, became the bride of Dale E. Reiter, of El gin, at a* candlelight ceremony solemnized Thursday evening, January 3, at 7 o’clock at the Riversiae Free Methodist church. The ceremony was performed by the bride’s father, Rev. F. A. Hand. Before the ceremony Miss Al tha Lou Miller sang, “Because” and “I Love You Truly," accom panied by Mrs. F. A. Hand, who also played the wedding march. The bride was given in mar riage by her brother, Walter, and appeared in a navy blue suit with a corsage of American beau ty rosebuds. MiSs Evelyn Rur ede, attendant of the bride, wore a navy blue suit with a corsage of white carnations. The bridegroom was attended by his brother, Joe Reiter, of Elgin. Mrs. Reiter is a graduate of the Ewing high Bchool. She was telephone operator at Ewing be fore beginning her teaching ca reer. Mr. Reiter graduated from the Bartlet high school. He served 3 years in World War II. After the ceremony, the couple left for a short honeymoon after which the bride will finish her school term near Elgin. ACWC Members _ Entertain Husbands— STUART — The ACWC met at the home of Mrs. Fred Zink for an all day meeting and to en tertain the ladies’ husbands on Thursday, January 10. A chicken dinner was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Nelle Stevens, Mrs. Mabel Hamerberg, Mrs. Mer rill Smith, Mrs. Ora Yarges, Mrs. Charles Sloan and Mrs. Fred Zink. Eighteen members were pres ent. A vote was made to donate $5 to the march of dimes. The husbands attended the John Hamik sale in the afternoon. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Ona Roth. County Represented at Entertainment — EWING—“Let’s Talk Turkey” featured a program at the Ameri can Legion club Monday evening, January 7. Fifty-seven guests were in at tendance. . Those from out-of town were: Mr. and Mrs. William Ermer, of Chambers; Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Freeman, of Atkinson; James Corkle and his employees, of O’Neill; L. D. Putnam, of O’Neill; Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Fletcher, of Orchard; Loyd Twi bell, or Orchard; Mr. and Mrs. Await Sanne, of Clearwater; Gus Karren, of Kansas City, Mo.; Har Worthoe, of Stromsburg. O'NEILL LOCALS Mrs. Reuben Magstadt and fam ily, of Parkston, S.D., and Mrs. Jerry Babl and Diana were Sun day, January 13, dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Vannie New man. „ , . Mr. and Mrs. Leon Beckwith, of Emmet, were Friday, January 11, supper guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beckwith. I POLIO BENEFIT DANCE | AMERICAN LEGION BALLROOM || - O’NEILL - § I Rhythm Ramblers Orchestra K 0 SATURDAY, JAN. 19th | jj Adm.: Adults 75c; High School jj pl Students, 50c p 15th Annual GOLDEN GLOVES Norfolk City Auditorium January 23rd and 24th Northeast Nebraska's Finest Amateur Boxers Ticket* Now on Sale at Stefan's Cigar Store — Mail Orders Accepted - Send Check or Money Order and Self-Addressed Stamped Envelope ADMISSION PRICES . . . Ringside .$2.00 tax Incl. Reserved .$1.25 tax incl. General Admission .$1.00 tax incl. High School ...50c tax incl. Sponaorad by Tba Norfolk Amarltan log ion and Tha Norfolk tally Nawa Sandy McDonald •ays: “Hera are |ust a few of many bargains In this salel Come seel WOMEN’S FASHION SHOES Pumps, straps, wedgies. All first quality. Broken sizes but a good selection of styles. Values to $8.95. Hurry for best selection! Pair.3.97 CHENILLE ROBES Ladies' warm chenille robes. Solid colors or solid with multi-color designs. Most all sizes 12 to 20. Values to 8.95. Each.3.47 BOY’S STORM COATS Made of nylon, rayon and acetate with a warm 100% wool inter - lining. Mouton collar. Detachable belt. Sizes 12 to 18. Colors green or brown. Regular 19.95 value. Now—11.77 _ T r r * —r — ■ - ._ ----- BOY’S JACKETS One group . . . surcoats and bomber type jackets. Gabar dien twill or reversed satin twill styles. All have warm wool inter-linings. Mouton collars. Sizes 6 to 18. Regular 9.95 values. 5.77 and 6.77 MEN’S BOMBER JACKETS Gabardine twills and satin back twills. Quilted wool lin ings. Mouton collars. Grey or taupe. Sizes 38 to 46. Reg ular 12.95. Now 9.77 MEN’S SHIRTS Nylon and rayon combina tions. Assorted dress and sport-type styles. Plain and all white. Broken sizes 14!£ to 16. Regular 4.98 values. Now 3.77 ODDS & ENDS One large, group . . . discon tinued items, broken sizes, one or two of a kind. Priced to clear regardless of former value. Check these. You save if you find your size! • INFANTS' WEAR • BRASSIERES • LADIES' BLOUSES • SWEATERS • SLIPS • STATIONERY ITEMS • ETC. Your Choice 5Qc and 1.00 Look! Ginghams, chambrays, Cordspuns Exciting sale of wash cottons Fabrics you see in 8.95 dresses! Sizes 9 to 15, 12 to 42, 14 ’/a to 24»/2 What a scoop! Fine combed, mercerized, Sanforized ging hams, chambrays ... famous Dan River Cordspun cot tons ... dresses you’d expect to see tagged dollars more! Pretty stripes, plaids and two-tones, all completely washable. Everyone who’s seen them is thrilled at their value! Hurry for best pickl I Sale! Our entire stock! For every need! Save on BLANKETS MONEY BAK DONCREST “V'SlS'ftJS .oSUco?o^wTh •* nu«y w x w,de rayon s»t binding. I„ warm sobd lotes *' ' S™ S,Vln8 Were 12.95 -NOW 9.97 Were 14.95 ...... NOW 12.97 McDonald plaid y o r k GenloTvr7w‘nsiLH SSTplSg f* Co°u Sf8‘e M* Rayon, color, in plaid deigns. G^ anfeed a Sli colors"' S' If ?, 9°" *" “>« gainst moth damage. binding You slve- q“ "y ray°" SaUn Were 14.95 ...... NOW 12.97 Were 9.95 NOW 7.97 SALE! Men’s Shirts and Sport Shirts Famous-brand madras and other shirts! Reg. 2.98 I97 Shapely, Dunhill and other noted makes! Combed woven madras, fine broadcloth print dress shirts sizes 14 to 17. Plenty of sport shirts in sizes S-M-ML-L. Buy a year’s supply while they lastl 3.98, 4.98 dress and sport shirts Come early for these! Famous brands in super quality shirts, Sale priced while they last. Plenty of sizes. You really save! Msn s v;orh shoe SALE! Regularly 099 V3.93 ff Sturdy brown leather work shoes with plain toe and rugged rubber soles and heels. Upper leather waxed to repel acid and moisture. Sizes 6 to 11, EE width. See thesel SALE! SWEAT SHIRTS Men’s warm cotton fleece-lined shirts, regularly 1.79 1 Well made sweat shirts with set-in sleeves, knitted cuffs, neck and waist. Silver or grey, sizes 36 to 46. Compare! 45c Money Bale fleece work gloves Golden fleece double thickness gloves with rubberizing between thicknesses. Heavy, long wearing. Compare! 3 pair 1.09 SALE! MEN'S OXFORDS Handsome, rugged military type shoes, regularly 6.95 Plain toe blucher oxfords with storm welting, heavy Paralite soles, rubber heels. Sizes 6 Vi to 11, D width. Work Sox Sole Reg. 23c work socks _ Uncle Sam fine M lightweight socks t # U natural color. Stock ^ J TO I M M 'p up at bargain price. * •
