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DURRE—Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Durre of O’Neill (Chambers
route), a daughter, weighing 7
pounds, born Saturday, October
29, in St. Anthony’s hospital.
ELSASSER—Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Elsasser of Spencer, a
daughter, weighing 7 pounds, bom
Friday, October 28, at Sacred
Heart hospital, Lynch.
WILBERN—Mr. and Mrs. Ro
bert Wilbern of Atkinson, a
daughter, Mary Elizabeth, weigh
ing 10 pounds 10* ounces, born
Monday, October 24, at Atkinson
Memorial hospital.
WEIGEL — Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Weigel of Amelia, a son, Roger
William, weighing 7 pounds, born
Saturday, October 29, at Atkin,
son Memorial hospital.
DICKAU—Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Dickau of Atkinson, a son, Ron
314 Lee- weighing 9 pounds 8
onces, born Monday, October 31.
at Atkinson Memorial hospital.
KOPEJTKA — Mr. and Mrs.
Harold R. Kopejtka of Washou
gal, Wash., a daughter, Vickie
Lynne, weighing 5 pounds 5 ounc
es, born Tuesday, October 11.
Mrs. Kopejtka is the former Don
na Daily, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James Daily, former Inman
residents. Mr. Kopejtka is the
son of Mrs. Anna Kopejtka of
Iranan. The Kopejtkas have two
other daughters — La Donna Sue
and Ruth Elizabeth.
REISER—Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Reiser of Butte, a daughter, De
borah Marie, weighing 8 pounds,
bom Tuesday, October 25, at the
Butte Maternity home. Mrs. Rei
ser is the former Nina Staples.
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Sick & Injured
PAGE — Harvey Cullen, who
contracted spinal menengitis
about six weeks ago, was taken
to O’Neill to St. Anthony’s hos
pital Saturday with a brain ab
scess. On Sunday he was trans
ferred to an Omaha hospital
where he submitted to surgery
that evening. His wife and sister,
Mrs. Dale Stukey of Norfolk, ac
companied him in the ambulance.
Another sister, Mrs. Harold Heiss,
and his son, Dale Cullen, also
went to Omaha to be with him...
The Joe Coenan and John Soren
sen families were victims of a
stomach flu the past week. . .
Ernest McIntosh of Wakefield,
son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Wilson, is hospitalized in the
Methodist hospital at Sioux City
with a half-broken neck. He has
worn a brace but it has been
found necessary to place his neck
in a cast. He was loading hogs for
shipment by truck and pipped
and received the severe neck in
jury. . . Mrs. Arnold Tikalsky sub
mitted to surgery Thursday
morning at the Lutheran hospital,
Norfolk. Mr. Tikalsky and sons
visited her Sunday and reported
her condition as satisfactory. . .
The Roy Hansen family went to
Omaha Wednesday evening, Oc
tober 26, where they visited rela
tives until Sunday, when they vis
ited his mother at the Lutheran
hospital at Norfolk. Her condition
is improved but she will be hos
pitalized for some time. . . Mrs.
Robert Van Horn and infant son,
Alan Mark, returned to their
home at Page Sunday from Sioux
City where they had been hos- j
pitalized. . . Mrs.~Roy Zeller went
to Omaha on Sunday to care for
the family of her daughter, Mrs.
J. C. King, who is hospitalized. . .
Mrs. Lowell Miller and Mrs. Mel
vin Carson went to Ainsworth on
Tuesday evening in response to
word that their father, Walt Sny
der, had collapsed at a lodge
meeting. He was taken directly to
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AT O’NEILL
AMERICAN LEGION AUDITORIUM
AND BALLROOM
Saturday, November 5th
NOSMO COMBO
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ADM.: $1 PER PERSON
Here Friday and
ready to roll l
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B hotter!. the '56 Chevn >let
.
New Motoramic Styling.
Two new 4-door hardtops
and two new 9-passenger
■ * station wagons. New power,
ranging up to 205 h.p. Come
drive the Pikes Peak record
breaker!
They’re sitting in our showroom
right now champing at the bit.
For these ’56 Chevrolets were
born with an urge to go places!
But look ’em over first. Look at
that bigger, wider, more massive
grille. Follow that lower speed
line of chrome back to those
sassy, high-set taillights (the one
on the left swings down to un
cover the gas cap!).
V8 or 6—19 Models in 3 Series
Any kind of model anyone could
want! Your choice of the new
“Blue-Flame” 6 with 140 h.p.
and new higher compression or
Chevrolet’s record-breaking V8
power ranging up to a new high
of 205 h.p. and 9.25 to 1 com
pression ratio! Automatic and
comfort and safety features?
If Chevrolet doesn’t offer them,
it’s only because they haven’t
been invented yet.
We can hardly wait to have
you see and drive this ’56 Chev
rolet. Come in soon, won’t you.
LEW WHITE MOTOR CO.
PHONE 100 O’NEILL, NEBR.
Preparing to rap on the door at the F. E. Parkins residence in a “trick or treat” sortie were
these motley dressed Hallowe’en characters.—The Frontier Photo.
the hospital by ambulance. His
condition was “questionable” on
Tuesday evening.
AMELIA — Mr. and Mrs.
George Fullerton, Dale and Phyl
lis drove to Sioux City to vis
it George Maple in a hospital.
The Maples were injured in a
car wreck early in the fall and
Mr. Maple has been hospitalized
with a severe back injury since
that time. Mrs. Maple is the for
mer Donna Fullerton, a niece of
Mr. Fullerton. . . Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Waldo went to Omaha
Monday. Lloyd had a medical
appointment Tuesday and ex
pected to enter the hospital on
Wednesday to undergo throat
surgery. He will be hospitalized
four or five days.
RIVERSIDE—Mr. and Mrs. D.
E. Conner were in Norfolk Wed
nesday visiting their son, Or
ville. He has been under the
doctor’s care. . . Mrs. Robert
Montgomery was a guest at
the Seek and Share project
club which was held at the
Don Larson home Tuesday after
noon. David Shrader had misfor
tune of sitting in some Clorox on
the floor, burning his legs. His
burns are nearly healed now. . .
Clay Babcock was taken sick ear
ly Wednesday, October 26. His
condition is about the same.
O’NEILL—Mrs. Maggie Siders
called her son, Everett, long dis
tance on Monday. She learned he
had been released from the hos
pital at Douglas, Wyo., and trans
ferred to the hospital at Casper,
Wyo. He is under the care of a
bone specialist because his collar
bone has not been healing satis
factorily following a tractor acci
dent in which he was involved
three weens ago. Everett is ex
pected to return to his home in
O’Neill soon.
CHAMBERS—Sandra Klabenes
of Chambers entered St. An
thony’s hospital in O’Neill Sun
day. . . Mrs. Kenneth Barthel is
a patient in St. Anthony’s hospi
tal. . . Friends and relatives at
Chambers have learned that Mrs.
Stanley Jarman of Ft. Collins,
Colo., formerly of Chambers, re
cently underwent major surgery.
She is now home and is reported
to be “recovering satisfactorily.”
ATKINSON—Mrs. D. F. Scott
entered Our Lady of Lourdes hos
pital in Norfolk Tuesday, Octo
ber 25, for medical treatment.
She came home Friday. . . Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Cleary, who had
been in Rochester, Minn., where
Mr. Cleary underwent surgery,
returned home last Thursday.
EMMET— John Pruss entered
St. Anthony’s hospital Monday
afternoon where he will undergo
surgery on his right foot. . . Bev
erly Perry, small daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Dean Perry, was sick ov
er the weekend with stomach in
fluenza.
VENUS—Mr. and Mis. Vincent
Jackson and son motored to Nor
folk Friday where Mr. Jackson
received a checkup.
O’NEILL—Carl Belzer depart
ed Sunday to Grand Island to en
ter the Veterans hospital.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Vererino Salvatore Astuto, 23, of
Omaha and Dolores Marie Krysl,
21, of Atkinson, October 27.
Edwin Calhoun of Davenport,
la., and Patricia Seger of Atkin
son, October 28.
Neil Ray Schoenenberger, 22,
of Newport and Wilma Jean
Kaup, 19, of Stuart, October 29.
Virgil Dean Johnson, 17, of O’
Neill and Bonnie Lou Witherwax,
21, of Dorsey, October 21.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Harold W. Lane, 24, of Winne
toon, and Jodean H. Niemeyer,
23, of O’Neill, October 21.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT: A set of farm build
ings, REA, running water, five
miles west two north of Drive
In Theater.—See George Wink
ler, Emmet, owner, or Wendell
Babl, Emmet. 27c ]
WANTED:
1950 - 1951 - 1952
CLEAN USED CARS
OUR USED CAR INVENTORY
IS LOW AND WE NEED 50’s,
51’s AND 52’s to have a com
plete stock of good used cars.
We are now giving top money
for clean cars traded in on new
Pontiacs or late model used
cars.
G M A C FINANCING
WM. KOTTER CO.
WEST O’NEILL PHONE 531
PONTIAC SALES & SERVICE
CARD OF THANKS
MOTHER M. AGNESINE and
the Sisters wish to extend a
sincere “God reward you” to
all the friends who spent hours
in planning and soliciting and
preparing for the carnival, and
to the many patrons who at
tended the dinner and partici
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pated in the games. Such
wholehearted cooperation made
it possible to double last year’s
proceeds.
Attention, Teachers!
V/E. HAVE just received a supply of color
ful United States Paste Up Maps.
These are interesting and educational and
prepared especially for our Bank for dis
tribution to the school pupils in our terri
tory.
WE INVITE the teachers to call for their
supply of these maps at our Bank.
First National Bank
of Atkinson
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THURSDAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY f | .
November 3rd, 4th, 5th
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SUPER MARKET
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W GRAPEFRUIT- 2 46-oz. cans 49c
TOMATO -2 46-oz- cans S9C i
ORANGE -2 46-oz. cans 09c
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Mrs, Tucker’s
3-Lb. Can_
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OUR FAMILY * LIPTON’S
PORK & BEANS..„ 2 303 cans 29c TEA BAGS_“16’s” 23c
SWANS DOWN LIPTON’S
CAKE MIXES_2 pkgs. 49c 0* P- TEA-4-oz. pkg, 45c
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Butter-Nut
J f o, 0
Per Lb.
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_ OUR FAMILY
CANNED _ — M pumpkin
No. 300 Can
2 for 25c
K MISSION
®F PEAS-2 303 cans 29c
CORN —--2 303 cans 29c
OLD ENGLISH CUT GREEN
BEANS- 2 303 cans 29c
OUR FAMILY
CARROTS .-303 can 15c
POTATOES - loo lb. bag $2.29
RICE-2-lb. box 35c
CANNED,,.. .
Cranberry bauce
Per Can_23c
GOLDEN VALLEY CRUSHED
- 303 can 23c
OUR FAMILY
& APPLE SAUCE--- 2 303 cans 35c
nP OREGON DARK SWEET
^CHERRIES-Can 27c
OUR FAMILY
* FRUIT COCKTAIL - - -Can 27'
OUR FAMILY
^PEACHES 221 cans -69c
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SUNSHINE KRISPY
CRACKERS
2-Lb. Box__49c
SEEDLESS
GRAPEFRUIT
6 for-29c
JUICE ORANGES
2 Dozen_49c
NAVY BEANS ~4 lbs. 49c
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ROUND
STEAK___ Lb. 59c
LONGHORN
CHEESE_Lb. 49c
STEAK_Lb. 3§c
BACON_- Lb. 39c
RING
BOLOGNA . .... ........ Lb. 39c
BACON—Ends & Pieces, lb. 21c
RIB STEAK_Lb. 49c
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BEEF QUARTERS
FOR YOUR
LOCKER or DEEP FREEZE
CASH FOR YOUR
CREAM &
EGGS
COMPLETE LINE OF
POULTRY, HOG, CATTLE FEEDS
EGG CRUMBLES, 100 Lbs. ... $4.25
HOG FATTENER, 100 Lbs_$3.95
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