Justice Court
O. S. Higman, no reciprocity,
dismissed. November 15, Kirk.
Robert W. Benjamin, driver for
Clyde Hiatt, overweight on ca
pacity plate, pending, November
15, I irk.
Stephen W. A. Taylor, driver
for Southern Freightways, $10
and costs, November 15, Richard
son.
Fritz W. Schwager, no trapping
permit, $10 and costs, November
15, Salak.
John Snyder, driver for Alan
B. French, overweight, $50 and
costs, November 16, Richardson.
John Snyder, driver for Dan
„ B- French, no trip permit, $10
and costs, November 16, Richard
• son.
Chet McConnell, driver for
Melvon Hansen, overweight on
capacity plate, pending, Novem
ber 16, Kirk.
John J. Houseman, overweight
on capacity plate, $10 and costs,
November 17, Richardson.
Ivan Wright, drinking on high
way, $25 and costs, November
17, William W. Griffin.
Wayne Pollock, drinking on
highway, $25 and costs, Novem
ber 17, William W. Griffin, at
torney.
Wallace Twiss, driver for Ash
croft Trucking Co., overweight
on capacity plate, $10 and costs,
November 17, Kirk.
John C. Wallen, driver for Tri
State Produce Co., fictitious num
ber plate, $5 and costs, Novem
ber 18, Kirk.
Clayton Kurzenberger, overload
on axle, pending, November 21,
Kirk.
Bill Strong, driver for Rubeck,
overweight on capacity plate,
pending, November 21, Richard
son.
Melverne C. Schulz, overweight
on capacity plate, pending, No
vember 21, Richardson.
Addison Crowder, excessive
width, $10 and costs, November
28, Kirk.
Charles A. Parker, driver for
Harry F. Conner, overweight on
capacity plate, pending, Decem
ber 5, Richardson.
Ivan Bacon, driver for Mullin
Brothers, Valentine, improper use
of dealer plate, pending, Decem
ber 2, Kirk.
Paul Larsen, overweight on
capacity plate, $10 and costs, De
cember 1, Richardson.
Paul W. Kaner, excessive width,
$10 and costs, November 28,
Kirk.
No Mail Because
of Snow—
VENUS—There was no mail in
the Venus territory Saturday on
account of the snow storm. The
roads were impassable.
Snow here was estimated to be
10 inches in depth on the level.
Drifts three to four feet deep
were common.
HONORABLE MENTION
Barbara McCarthy, senior at
St. Mary’s, won honorable men
tion in essay contest conducted
by the Nebraska division of mod
ern languages. The topic was
“Language and the World in
Which We Live.”
The Frontier for printing . . .
prompt deliveries.
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CHURCH NOTES
METHODIST (O’Neill-Enunet)
Rev. Glenn Kennicott, pastor
O’NEILL:
Thursday, December 8: WSCS
Christmas party, 2 p.m., at ihe
j church. Bring gifts for nursery,
books, toys, kleenex, etc. (There
| will be a nursery attendant dur
i ing party with 10 cent gift ex
change for children.)
Friday, December 9: Dorcas
does not meet, but will meet Fri
day, December 16, at the L. G.
Gillespie home.
Sunday, December 11: Morning
services as usual. In evening,
covered dish supper and Christ
mas party, 6 o’clock. Bring table
service.
Wednesday, December 14: In
termediate MYF, 6:45 pun.; choir,
7 p.m.; senior MYF, 8 p.m.
Sunday, December 18: Sunday
school Christmas program.
EMMET:
Sunday, December 11: Worship
and children’s Sunday - school,
9:30 a.m.; adult Sunday-school,
10:30 a.m.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
(O’Neill)
Rev. J. Olen Kennell, pastor
Sunday, December 11: Sunday
school, 9:45 a.m.; worship service,
11 a.m.
Monday, December 12: Bible
study, 2:30 p.m.; building com
mittee meeting, 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, December 13: Pri
mary children’s hour, 3:30 - 4:30
p.m.
Wednesday, December 14:
Westminster youth fellowship,
6:30 p.m.; choir practice, 8 p.m.
Thursday, December 15: Circle
II meets for luncheon at the home
of Mrs. L. Beckenhauer, 1 p.m.;
Circle III meets at the home of
Mrs. William Artus, 7:45 p.m.
CHRIST LUTHERAN (O’Neill)
Rev. E. G. Smith, pastor
“The church of the Lutheran
hour.”
Thursday, December 8: Meeting
at home of Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Nelson, 8 p.m.
Saturday, December 10: Con
firmation classs, 2:30 p.m.; Sun
day-school rehearsal, 3:30 p.m.
Sunday, December 11: Worship,
9 a.m.; Sunday-school, 10:15 am.
Monday, December 12: Choir
rehearsal, 8 p.m.
Wednesday, December 14: Ad
vent service, 8 p.m.
WESLEYAN METHODIST
(O’Neill)
Rev. Duane Lauber, pastor ..
Sunday, December 11: Sunday
school, 10 am., Carl Colfack,
superintendent; worship service,
11 a.m.; Wesleyan youth, 7:30
p.m.; adult fellowship, 7:30 p.m.;
' evangelistic service, 8 p.m.
Prayer service and Bible study,
Thursday, 8 p.m.
BETHANY PRESBYTERIAN
(RFD, Ewing)
Sunday, December 11: Wo.-hip
service, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday-school,
10:30 a.m.
Regional Deaths
Fred W. Koinzan
ELGIN—Funeral services will
be held today (Thursday) for
Fred W. Koinzan, sr., 80, widely
known resident of the Elgin com
munity, who died in a Norfolk
hospital Saturday, December 3.
Survivors include: Widow—Myr
tle, five daughters, six sons, 24
grandchildren, 18 great-grand
children and one brother.
Ralph Armogast
SPENCER — Funeral services
for Ralph Armogast, 66, former
resident of Madison and brother
in-law of Mrs. Harold Drickey of
Spencer, were held Tuesday, De
cember 6, at Edkley, Colo. Survi
vors include four daughters and
one son.
Mrs. H. W. Tomlinson and Mrs.
Vannie Newman called on Mrs.
Roy Pilger at Norfolk Wednesday.
The Pilgers are former Dorsey
residents.
Venus News
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pospeshi
entertained a group of neighbor;
and friends at the Grimton cchoo
Friday evening, December 2. Thw
showed colored slides of thei
tour of Utah last summer. Lunch
was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dorr
motored to Creighton Tuesday.
, November 29, where they visited
. with their daughter-in-law, Mrs.
[ Dale Dorr.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kennison
' and sons moved this week from
the Clare farm near Winnetoon
to the former Clarence Finch
place northeast of the Venus
store. Mr. Kennison’s father pur
chased the place this fall from
Mr. Finch. The place had been
vacant since Mr. and Mrs. Ken
ntth Caskey moved to O’Neill.
They had lived there since the
first of the year.
Wendell Strope shelled com for
the Grosse brothers and Herman
Dorr Friday—before the heavy
blanket of snow covered it. Re
ports are the com shelled very
well on account of the dry wea
ther. Those helping with hauling
and shelling were: H. J. LeMas
ters and son, Max, Bernard Mont
gomery, Lavain Hines, Archie
Moser, Albert Fospeshil, Orie
Caskey, Ralph Brookhouser and
William and Frank Grosae.
Farm Close-Out
I will sell the following personal property at public auction on
the premises located 9 miles north of Emmet, Nebr., on county
road, or 9 miles east of the northeast comer of Atkinson, thence
I 5 miles north, on—
Saturday, December 10th
Starting at 12:30 O’clock Lunch Served on Grounds
If stormed out, sale will be held Saturday, Dec. 17
50 — HtAU ut l;ailh — au
46 head of Hereford stock cows, all vaccinated for Bangs. This
is an outstanding herd of good young cows. Two 2-year-old
heifers. One cow and calf. ALSO: 1 black saddle horse, gelding,
smooth mouth. Saddle and bridle.
FARM MACHINERY
F-20 Farmall tractor; 2-bottom 16-in. tractor plow; winch to fit
Farm all tractor; 2 Mc.-D. 12-ft. hay rakes; Kramer-made 2
rake hitch; hay sweep to fit tractor; tractor cultivator; Mc.-D.
No. 25 power mower, 7-ft.; Mc.-D. No. 7 trail mower, 7-ft.;
Mc.-D. 6-ft. horse-drawn mower; overshot hay stacker; wagon
and rack; rubber tired wagon and box; Mc.-D. manure spread
er, nearly new; John Deere corn planter with 80 rods wire; J-D
No. 10 hammermill; 2-section harrow; 2 one-horse drills; 8-ft.
grain drill; walking plow; 60-ft. rubber belt; 2 cross-cut saws;
2 feed bunks; 2 hog troughs; bobsled; set of harness; six 50-gal.
V oil barrels; brooder house, 10x16-ft.; grain bin; shop tools; 2
heating stoves, wood and coal; other articles to numerous to
mention.
Terms: Cash. For credit make arrangements with your banker.
FRANK DETERMAN
OWNER
Ernie Weller & Dean Fleming, Auctioneers
First National 'Bank. Atkinson. Clerk
Real Estate & Personal Property
AT AUCTION
J. A. 0, and Victoria Wc:ds Estate
To settle the Estate of the late J. A. O. and Victoria Woods, the
following described real estate and personal property, situated in
Chambers, Nebr., will be offered for sale at public auction on —
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16TH
.
— Starting at 1 P.M. —
Premises Located IV2 Blocks North of Smith Lbr. Co., in Chambers
Rea) Estate
DWELLING: Eight-room house, nicely arrang
ed for two apartments or for a family dwelling
as a single unit. East front. Nice yard.
Real estate measures approximately three
tenths of an acre in Robertson’s Annex, Village
of Chambers.
TERMS ON REAL ESTATE: 25 percent on date
of sale; balance due upon delivery of title and
abstract. Possession upon final settlement.
Personal Property
Oil Burner — Kitchen Range
Kitchen Oil Stove
Coal-Wood Space Heater
Desk & Bookcase Combination
Bookcase (3 Sections)
2— Dressers — Commode
3— Beds, Springs, Mattresses
Pillows — 2—Couches f
Sewing Machine
Buffet
PLUS many miscellaneous items of furniture,
rugs, linens, dishes and cooking utensils. |
Terms on Personal Property: Strictly cash.
MRS. LELA GRUBB
— ADMINISTRATRIX — I j
COL. ED THORIN, O’Neill, Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker |
CHAMBERS STATE BANK, Clerk i
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\ BOG US DOLLAR D A YS j
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! At In O'Neill I
1 fc.
! TABLE LAMPS
i Large assortment of colors and styles.
i China and wrought Iron bases.
J Values up to 5.95 £ jl
* Your Choice _
i Haddon Hall
! HOTEL MATTRESS
1 Made by Englander
I With the exclusive body balance.
| 5-YEAR GUARANTEE
i A 39.95 Value
| For Only __
; STUDIO BEDS
i Upholstered in high grade friezes and
( tapestries. Plastic arms and kickboards.
1 Bogus Dollar
I Days Price _
Hit or Miss
Rag Rugs
24 x 42
Regular Price 1.59
THIS
SALE .
20 x 26
Duck Feather
Pillows
Heavy ACA ticking.
Regular 4.69
WHILE THEY
LAST, EA.
Parker Chromspun
Floor Lamp Shades
Completely Lined!
Sun and fade
resistant
Regularly 3.29
DOLLAR
DAYS PRICE .
BRIDGE TABLE {
Rugged hardwood frame, tubular steel legs. )
Hampdenite heat and soil resistant top. Bump-proof corners. )
Green, Red or Brown. ^
An Excellent ttS ^
Christmas Gift_W'J )
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9x 12 I
AXMINSTER RUGS !
Florals — Scrolls — Leaf Patterns |
Values up to 79.95 )
Bogus Dollar Days Special )
3-WAY FLOOR LAMPS •
Black, ivory or brown bases. )
Parchment or plastic shades.
Large Assortment
To Sell At_ 1
! HASSOCKS
i 1 5x1 V/z square type in the famous
I. Golden Glow ’ pattern washable
* plastic. Assorted colors.
| Bogus Dollar £ JL
4 Days Special_
Bird “Armolite”
FELT BASE FLOOR COVERING
12-Ft. Wide — Plastic Fortified
First Quality
1 0 patterns to choose from.
Per Running
Foot_
Limed Oak
STEP-END TABLES !
High pressure bum-proof tops. )
Regular 10.95 )
Bogus Dollar )
Days Price _ }
Cocktail Tables to Match_8.00 I
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J YOUTH’S CHAIR TANKETTES
| Ebony Finish 3"PC. BtlthrOOffl Set
I Tubular Base Tank Cover
| Tank Lid Cover
| Chrome Arms Toilet Seat Cover
4 Red or grey tweed I 7 colors in chenille.
4 plastic seat and Eliminates
g back. condensation.
g Regularly 3.98
J Our Sale Price Bogus $ Days Price
I $8 $2
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PIN-UP LAMPS
Wrought Iron PUG SAMPLES
Bases Axminsters and
Parchment Shades Iim. _
Can be used in WlltOnS
any room Values up to 12.50
$n n . They will make
Day I rit6 excellent
Christmas gifts!
2 for At _
$3- $5
3 - WAY >
Shadow - Glow |
Television LAMPS!
2-Tone Plastic ^
Shades I
Regulary 3.98 ^
Bogus Dollar >
Days Price [
$2 |
1
| General Electric
< AUTOMATIC WAFFLE & GRILL
1 Serves 3 ways! Use it as an open grill for bacon, eggs
t or chops; use it is a closed grill for sandwiches, or
use it to bake delicious waffles. Completely automatic
1 with signal light.
\ Complete with
^ Reversible Grill for _
4 __
CARRY-ALL CAKE SERVER
with Lock-Type Cover
. . . for easy carrying. Durable pure aluminum with
gleaming silver-like finish.
Jumbo Size £9 A CT
Sale Price _^ J
Dormeyer
MEAL - MAKER MIXER \
with Electric Food Grinder )
. . :aX no extra cost! Another sensational example of |
how Dormeyer gives you most for your money. "
COMPLETE WITH )
Grinder, 2 Mixing |
Bowls, Juicer, for__ |
The New Toastmaster Automatic
POP UP TOASTER
I Beautifully styled, chromium and deep
brown bakelite finish with fingertip crumb
tray. Big cool handles.
I Dollar Days Special
J Price Only _
Artisan
All Steel Hammer
with 16-oz. head, curved
claws, leather grip handle.
Our Best Quality!
IN CHRISTMAS BOXES
SALE ^k
PRICE .S
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^2-Inch Square Drive }
18 PC. SOCKET SET ;
. . . makes it possible to do much of the tear-down and re-as- *
sembly work on autos, small trucks and farm equipment. In- )
eludes sockets, extension cross bar, flex handle, reversible b
handle, speedy universal joint packet.
In Strong Metal
Carrying Case for _
Automatic G.E. A Complete Selection of
I Coffee Electric or Wind-up
! Make, Cl,cks
g ... for the kitchen or dining
’ Here is a new, low cost cof- room or alarm for the bed
| fee maker by General Elec- room. See our complete line
| trie that brews coffee the °f clocks priced from—
, way you like it. 3 to 9 cup _ _
| capacity for the unbelievable 2 49 tO Q 99
a We have a clock to fit your
1 needs with a price to fit your
i pocketbook!
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Mirro ■ M&hc *^n Exceptional Gift Valoe!
BUY HER AN
Pressure Electric Trivet
in _ Keeps food piping hot! Au
I U II thentic antique black trivet
“Federal Wreath” polished
IN 4-QUART SIZE brass element, 50 watts, for
Made of thick gauge, special keeping coffee, casseroles,
hard aluminum alloy with etc > pipin* hot- Handsomely
rack for canning. Pressure abased in striking gold
control provides 5, 10 or 15- foil *»«*• Nationally advertis
1b. pressure. ed for 4 95* We have li for
only- • yo“ at only
$12 $2.95
less cord
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G.E. Automatic |
Visualizer Iron •
Now you can make your Iron. "
ing days easier, less tiring, |
because this new GJK. Auto
matic Iron cuts ironing Huie )
and saves work, has an 1m- ■
proved fabric dial, new larg- P
er sole plate, with red Indi- |
cator light that tells you "
when iron is ready for use. I
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