Ewing Faculty
Announced
EvVING — The faculty for the
1955-’56 school term, which will
begin Monday, August 29, follows:
Superintendent — L. M. Carter;
band, vocal music, American his
tory and government—Gene Kresl;
commercial subjects — Elsie R.
Chase; mathematics and history—
Lena B. Baker; English 1, 2, 3 and
4—Amber Schlotman; vocational
homemaking and library — Fern
Pruden; athletic coach and shop
—Richard W. Lane.
In the grades are:-Helen Grim,
kindergarten and principal; Don
na Carson, first and second; Grace
Thomsen, third and fourth; Mar
garet Catron, fifth and sixth; Beu
lah Black,, seventh and eighth.
On Friday, August 26, sopho
mores and juniors will register;
on Saturday, August 27, freshmen
and seniors. The hours: 9 a.m., to
12 noon and 1 to 4 p.m.
A complete new unit of cabinets,
sink, and work benches has
been added to the vocational
homemaking department, also a
new electric stove. In the sewing
room, a new electric sewing ma
chine has been Ridded. New desks,
library shelving and science
equipment have been purchased.
In the commercial department,
six new typewriters have been
purchased. Several rooms have
been redecorated. N. A. Bergstrom
is custodian.
Chambers School
to Open August 29
CHAMBERS — The Chambers
public school will open on Mon
day, August 29. The following
teachers have been contracted for
the coming year:
L. J. Eckdahl, superintendent;
William Witte, principal; Miss
Janet Euwer, home economics.
Grade teachers: Mrs. Seth Her
tel, sixth, seventh and eighth;
Mrs. Vernon Harley, third, fourth
and fifth; and Mrs. Forrest Sam
mons, kindergarten, first and sec
ond. *
Deloit Schools
Open August 29
DELOIT — Most of the rural
schools are opening the fall term
Monday, August 29.
Among them are schools taught
by Bud Bartak and Doris Ann
Spahn; Deloit, taught by Elayne
Reimer; Urban, Geraldine Rother
ham; St. John’s, Neta Lee Maben:
Reimer, Vera Dell Funk, and Sun
nyside, Marg Brewster of Cham
bers.
Rural Schools
Plan Term Starts
CHAMBERS—Some of the rural
schools to open on Monday, Aug
ust 29, are:
Valley Center, district 107, Mrs.
K. N. Adams, teacher; Alderson.
Miss Lorraine Farrier; Hoffman,
Mrs. Elmer Wandersee; Shermer,
Shirley DeHart.
Homolka school, Mrs. Charles
Spath, teacher; Bachaus, district
212, Miss Katheryn Hoffman;
Lloyd Hoerle, Mrs. Elsie Doolittle.
Gibson Graduates
from IBM School—
Donald J. Gibson of O’Neill has
been graduated by the interna
tional Business Machines corpor
ation electric accounting machine
customer engineering school at
Endicott, N.Y. He is assigned to
the company’s Houston, Tex.,
£ales and service office.
Mr. Gibson and his fellow grad
uates represent 12 IBM branch
offices in eight states.
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Starts On-Farm
Training—
Public Law 550 provides for
education benefits for Korean
veterans. The deadline on en
trance in training is three years
after the last discharge.
Veterans interested in attending
the institutional on farm training
course offered at the public school
iti O’Neill on Thursday after
noons.
Californians Here—
Mr. and C. H. Rudd and grand
daughter, Phyllis Rudd, of Los
Angeles, Calif., have been visiting
the Ivan Cones.
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. Royal Theater
— O'NEILL, NEBR. —
Thurs. * Aug. 25
There are two kinds of women
,. . . the kind men marry—and
ANGELA
Starring Dennis O’Keefe and
Mara Lane—co-starring Rossano
Brazzi. .
Family admitted for 2 adult tick
ets. Children under 12 admitted
with parent, 50c; adults 50c;
children 12c
FrL-Sat. Aug. 26-27
Lqx Baxter, Mara Corday, Ste
phen McNally with John Denner
and Trevor Bardette in
THE MAN FROM BITTER
RIDGE
!ln Eastman color! While one
man’s destiny was caught in their
crossfire . . • and his love was
trapped in a woman’s arms!
Adults 50c; children 12c; matinee
Sat. 2:30. All children under 12
free when accompanied by parent
Sun.-Mon.-Tues. Aug. 28-29-30
Fred Astaire and Leslie Caron in
DADDY LONG LEGS
Costarring Terry Moore and
Thelma Ritter. Cinemascope, color
by DeLuxe. Step out with Fred
and his loveliest entertainment
date!
Adults 50c; children 12c; matinee
Sun. 2:30. All children unless in
arms must have tickets
Wed.-Thurs. Aug. 31-Sept, 1
Gregory Peck in
THE PURPLE PLAIN
' Color by technicolor. Squadron
Leader Forrester ... a man born
to the air. One minute ago ... he
almost died in it. Forrester had
tasted glory in the Burma sky.
Family admitted for 2 adult tick
ets; children under 12 admitted
with parent, 50c; adults 50c;
children 12c
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Riverside News
Harold Bennett, who is serving
in the air force, is in England for
a few weeks as part of his train
ing.
Mrs. Maud Lawrence spent the
weekend with the W. M. Napier
family. She is still helping care
for her sister-in-law in Blair.
Miss Ina Bennett visited a few
days with the Willie Shrader
family last week.
The United Presbyterian Mis
sionary society met in the church
annex Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Lee Fink was in charge of the
lesson. Mrs. May Shrader and
Mrs. Lewis Shrader were hostess
es. Mrs. William Bomer was hon
ored at a farewell gift shower.
The Free Methodist Missionary
society held a meeting with Mrs.
Belle Mott at Page Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Johnston
and daughter and Mrs. Elwell
Johnston were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester
Reed at Brunswick.
Debbie and Brenda Pollock are
spending a few days with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Pollock while their folks are va
cationing in Colorado.
Mrs. Ben Moulton and son of
Elkton, S.D., and Mrs. Belle Mott
of Page spent the weekend with
the Grant Motts.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. H. Fry and
Mr. and Mrs. Art Kropp returned
Saturday night from a fishing
trip in Minnesota. They visited
the Lester Frys at Hinkley, Minn.
They reported crops to be “very
good” up there.
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Friday to meet Miss Linda, who
had spent a few days in West
Point.
Norman Bomer spent a few
days last week at the home of
Gordon Shrader.
Larry and Philip Hand spent
Sunday visiting at the Carl Miller
home.
The Leo Millers, Darrol and
Wendell Switzer enjoyed a picnic
supper with the Wayne Switzers
in Clearwater Wednesday eve
ning.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fry and
daughters called on Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Kurpgeweit one evening
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Scholl
meyer and children and Mrs. Ida
Calkins of Crofton spent the
weekend with the Johnny Miller
family. Mrs. Calkins remained for
a two week visit.
The Rev. F. A. Hand family
enjoyed home-made ice cream at
the Howard and Walter Miller
homes Monday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Bomer and
children accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Christon to Atkinson
Wednesday to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Mac Lachlan.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Napier
and girls, Mr. and Mrs. Duane
Jensen and daughters and the
George Montgomerys attended
the Robson reunion at Norfolk
Saturday.
Bud Waller of Mound Valley,
Kans., spent a few days visiting
the W. M. Napier family.
Mr. and Mrs. Cox and family of
Minnesota spent several days vis
iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Rol Hord.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mont
gomery called on the Johnny
Miller family Sunday evening.
Janet Hand was a guest of Lin
da Larson Sunday to help Linda
celebrate her 11th birthday an
niversary.
Redbird News
Sunday visitors in the Guy
Hull home were the Albert Rey
nolds family of Inman and Mr.
and Mrs. Delbert Nelson and
daughters.
Mrs. Anna Carson, Mrs. Fay
Pinkerman and the Albert Car
son family left over the weekend
for Gordon to attend the wedding
of Charles Ladely, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Ladely.
Bardy Jo Schollmeyer is the
owner of new bicycle which he
plans to ride to school.
Weekend guests in the Howard
Wells home were Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Ross and family of Wash
ington and Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Brunmeier and daughter of Om
aha. They were sight-seeing at
Pickstown, S.D., Sunday and had
a
Mrs. Francis Neely and Carolyn
of Seattle, Wash., spent Friday
and Saturday with Mrs. Willa
Schollmeyer and boys.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilson and
Nick Baker returned Monday
night from a five-day trip to the
Black Hills and visited relatives
at Rapid City and Gregory, S.D.
Earn Wilson of Gregory also ac
companied them.
Many from here attended the
Schollmeyer-Richter family re
union picnic at O’Neill’s park
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wright
and family attended a picnic with
relatives at the O’Neill park Sun
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Clay Mashino is baling hay for
Art Bessert.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hull of
Niobrara and Mr. and Mrs. Gay
Hull and family were Thursday
guests in the Guy Hull home.
Mrs. Willa Schollmeyer and
Mrs. Alvin Carson attended a
pre-nuptial shower for Dorene
Huber at Lynch Thursday night.
Mrs. Alvin Carson was one of the
hostesses.
The Ernest Schollmeyer family
of Croften are visiting relatives
in this area this week.
Sharlene Hasenpflug of O’Neill
is spending this week with her
cousins Bruce and Bardy Scholl
meyer.
Fire Consumes
20 Tons of Hay
DORSEY—Fire of unknown or
igin Saturday destroyed over 20
tons of hay on the farm of Mrs.
Loretta Luber. A general ring was
given on the country line about
noon and neighbors responded
immediately and came to aid in
fighting the fire.
Due to their efforts, the blaze
was kept from spreading across
the entire meadow and the bal
ance of the hay was saved.
Phone us vour news!
Star News
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lysle Johnson and family,
to honor Wyn’s third birthday an
niversary Tuesday evening, Aug
ust 16, were Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Cun
ningham and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Ewalt Miller and Barbara. Cake
and ice cream were served. His
grandmother, Mrs. Ewalt Miller,
Dinnerware Set
16-pc. luncheon set made in
glass of the famous Heritage
Pattern.
Made to sell for 2.98
Our Anniversary
Price
81c
Dustmaster Mops
Removable for easy washing.
Reversible and flexible and
may be oiled if desired.
Regular 2.29
Now Only
1.41
Wing Back
Occasional Chairs
With nylon bearing swivel unit.
No sag seat with rubberized
hair padding. Red or green.
Regular 39.95
Anniversary Price
28.88
Haddon Hall
INNERSPRING
Mattress
With genuine Nachman “Per
maform” inner unit. 5-year
guarantee. Regular 39.50.
Anniversary Price
28.00
Douglas
3-Pc. Dinette Set
With black plate tubing. Bond
ed Lamex upholstery.
Table and 2 Chairs
Sale Price
28.00
baked the birthday cake, decorat
ed with a cowboy, horse and
candles.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Waring
and family spent Wednesday eve
ning, August 17, at the Ewalt Mil
ler home.
Mrs. Lysle Johnson sponsored
the swim party Tuesday after
noon, August 11, at the North
Branch creek for the little folks.
Refreshments were served.
Irma Juracek has returned to
her home after spending several
days in Norfolk at the home of
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Art Juracek.
Mrs. Pearl Groeling and Caro
lyn were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mrs. Hulda Miller and
daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mattison
and Dale were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mrs. Mattison’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mil
ler. Dale spent the day with his
grandparents while his folks were
sightseeing at Ft. Randall.
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The dance at the Ash Grove
hall Sunday evening, sponsored
by Mr. and Mrs. Nels Linquist,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Vonasek and
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Juracek was
well attended.
A meeting is being held Tues
day evening, August 23, at the
Ash Grove hall.
Miss Alice Scofield is spend
ing a few days at Lexington
visiting with Rev. and Mrs.
Ralph Gerber and family.
Catechism Classes
Start at Lynch
LYNCH — The Lynch Catholic
catechism classes started Tues
day, August 16, and are contin
uing through this week with 41
youngsters attending school.
Two nuns are the teachers.
There will be a picnic for the
youngsters on the rectory grounds
Friday afternoon.
On Sunday morning 10 children
will receive their first holy com
munion in climaxing the two
week’s school.
Pvt. E. Duvne Alton returned
to Park’s airforce base Tuesday
morning after spending a 10-day
leave with his parents.
FINAL BIG WEEK!
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Celebrating
21 Years
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CTADF UAIIAP. Thursday*-Open ’Til 9:00 P.M. I
vlUlfE' HUUna* Saturdays_Open Til 10:00 P.M. *
Other Days _ 9:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. )
Fire King
Batter Bowls
The right size for many uses.
Fire King heat
resistant!
Each
17c
Rubber Maid
WELCOME
Door Mats
Buy one for every door at our
Low Sale Price of
81c
20-Gallon
Garbage Cans
Galvanized sheet metal. Stur
dily constructed and corrugat
ed for durability. Tight fitting
cover. Drop type handles.
Regular 2.79
Sale Prce
1.99
Hostess
Serving Carts
A 2-tier rollavvay metal server
with stain-resistant trays. Rolls
easily on swivel wheels.
Anniversary
Price
1.99
Household Weight
9x12
Felt Base Rugs
A heavy-weight rug with first
quality surface. Regular 8.95
Sale Price
5.88
Mahogany
Lamp Tables
With shelf. Genuine “MAR
LITE” acid and burn resistant
tops.
Regularly 10.95
For This Sale
8.88
Studio and Chair
Upholstered in charcoal grey
metallic tweed. Modern style.
Reg. 169.95 Value
Only One
to Go at
118.00
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Washable Paper
Window Shades
On rollers. Size 36”x6-ft. long.
Green, tan, ivory and white.
Regularly 98c
Anniversary Price
66c
Law*on Style I
Beds ' >
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“££*' •£« ,
^e§rular 99.50 *
2 °nly to Sell at {
78.00 :
Bud “Amiolite” >
9*12 Felt Base Rugs >
Discontinued Datt»r„ ft
Regularly seii ^ terns- *
y seU for 10.95.
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2-Pc. Modem Style 1
Sofa Bed Suite '
nare
£fSe. Jf « Miee
Regularly 189.50
Anniversary Pnce l
148.88
3-Drawer
Unpainted Chest I
, V, rlear Ponderosa pine
to finish.
We Have a Few Left |
to Go at
8.88
Deluxe Metal
Baby Batbinette
Lightweight, s"°n^“ hits
FStomaticany.
Regularly 17.95
For This Sale
12.88
Platform
Swivel Rocker
Covered with two-tone plastic
and Lux metallic tweed fabric.
Foam rubber padding.
A 49.50 Value!
For This Sale
38.88
2 - Piece
Living Room Suites
In green or red frieze. Lawson
style backs. Modern wide
arms. Smartly upholstered.
Regular 199.50
Anniversary Price
168.88
Buy That
Bedroom Suite
. . . you have been wanting!
FREE
Innerspring Mattress
with Each Suite at
149.00
and over
10-Inch
Electric Fan
Heavy duty induction motor.
Self-aligning oil bearing.
1 Year Guarantee
Our Sale Price
7.44
Sponge Set
Designed especially for home
user. Consists of 3 sponges and
1 minute dish mop.
Made to sell for 69c
This Sale
17c
Angel Food
Cake Pan
Leak-proof, batter
seal, loose bottom.
Now Only
77c
Adjustable
Ironing Board
Adjustable to 6 levels. Iron in
comfort either standing or sit
ting. Baked enamel finish.
A 9.95 Value!
Now Only
6.71
Covered
Cake Pans
All aluminum pan for baking,
storing and many other pur
poses. Easily cleaned, stays
bright and heats fast.
Anniversary
Price
77c
Fishing Poles
I l/rFt. Solid Steel
Poles
4 guides. Easy hand grip handle.
Sale Price
1.44
Ironing Board "
Pad & Cover }
Elastic all around for snug tit- k
ting. Made of smoothly woven, ,
evenly napped flannel. P
Reg. Sells for 1.99 )
This Sale )
71c !
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Double ►
Drain Tubs »
On easily moved stand. White a
double tubs. Rust and leak
proof. Complete with lid. Hose P
connection for each tub. *
Our Sale Price p
14.77 !
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7:10x15 p
White Sidewall Tires |
Nylon. Lifetime guarantee.
Road hazard guarantee. Free P
installation. ^
Regular 32.95 P
Sale Price ^
22.00 !
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