Music Contest Results
Results of the district music
contest held in O’Neill Wednes
day, Thursday and Friday, April
II, 12 and 13, follow:
CLASS B
Piano solo: 1 plus—Bill Par
sons, Neligh. 1—Lois Wadding
ton, Neligh; Sharlene Shoemaker,
St. Mary's (O’Neill); Nancy Ken
nell, ONeill. 2— Konnie Kurtz,
O’Neill. 3—Bonnie Burival, St
Mary’s; Lanone Sisson, Ains
worth.
Miscellaneous: 2 — St. Marys’,
piano duo. 3—Neligh, piano duo.
No rating—Ainsworth, piano so
lo.
Flute solo: 1—Mardy Johnson,
O’Neill.
Flute trio: 1—O'Neill.
Boys’ low voice: 1--Jim Han
son, Atkinson. 2—Roger Brede,
Ainsworth.
Boys' medium voice: 1— Gary
Burger, Neligh; Raymond Don
ohoe, St. Mary's; Fred Spearman,
Ainsworth.
Boys’ quartet. 1—Atkinson. 2
—Neligh. 3—O’Neill.
Boys’ octet: 1—Rock county
high school (Bassett)
Mixed quartet. 1 plus—Rock
county high school.
Mixed octet: 1—Atkinson. 2—
Rock county high school.
Girls’ trio: 1 — Rock county
high school. 2—Ainsworth. ?—
Neligh.
Girl’s medium voice: 1 plus—
Karen Garwood, Atkinson. 1—
Janice Turner, St, Mary’s. 2 —
Elsie Kvser, Ainsworth; Connie
Barrow. Rock county high.
Girls’ triple trio: 1—St. Mary’s.
1 minus—Rock county high. 2—
Atkinson. 2 minus—O’Neill. 3—
Ainsworth.
tiins ociei: i—»i. Mary s.
Girls’ sextet: 3—Atkinson. 3
plus—Ainsworth.
Girls’ quartet: 1 — Atkinson,
Rock county high. 2—O’Neill.
Miscellaneous vocal: 1 minus
—Neligh, girls ensemble.
Girls’ high voice: 1— Bonnie
Burival, St. Mary’s; Audrey Cox
bill, Atkinson; 1 minus—Sharon
Murray, St. Mary’s; Pat Grenier,
O’Neill; Betty Kapperman, Rock
county high; Marilyn Peterson,
Rock county high. 2 minus—Har
lene Sawyer, Ainsworth.
Girls’ low voice: 1 minus —
Rita Jilg, St. Mary’s. 2—Syrena
Withers, Atkinson; Karen Ma
hony, St. Mary's. 2 minus—Mary
Ann Siebert, Atkinson. 3 plus—
Carol Fredrickson, Rock county
high. 3—Nancy Galloway, Ains
worth. I ^
Snare drum solo: 2 — Terry
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Bass clarinet. 1—Marilyn Phil
lips, Rock county high.
Bass horn: 1 minus—Larry An
derson, Rock county high.
Baritone horn: 1—David Ely,
Ainsworth. 2—Rose DuVall, At
kinson.
E flat saxophone: 1 minus—
Karen Estes, Rock county high.
3 plus—Bruce Weier, St. Mary’s.
3— Larry Bentley, Neligh.
Trombone- 1—Ken Fling, Ains
worth. 2—Don Fox, Rock coun
ty high. 2— Milan Lorenzen, Ne
ligh.
French horn: 1—Marion Mose
man, O’Neill. 2 — Gay Foster,
Rock county high.
Flute: 1—Betty Schultz, O’
Neill. 2 — Kay Sandall, Rock
county high.
Cornet: 2—Freeman Walz, Ne
ligh; Bill Buckendorf, Rock coun
ty high.
Clarinet: 1—C. Ann Arbuthnot.
St. Mary’s. 2 plus—Joan McClurg,
Rock county high.
Drum quartet: 2 — O’Neill,
Ainsworth.
Horn quartet: 2—O’Neill. 3—
Ainsworth.
Flute quartet: 1 minus — St.
Mary’s. 2—Rock county high.
Woodwind quintet: 2—O’Neill.
4— Ainsworth.
Miscellaneous: 1—St. Mary’s. 2
—Neligh.
Woodwind trio: 1 minus— O’
Neill. 2—St. Mary’s.
Trombone quartet: 1—Neligh.
2—Ainsworth. 3—St. Mary’s.
Saxophone quartet: 1— Rock
county high. 2—-St. Mary’s.
Brass sextet: 2—O’Neill.
Saxophone sextet: 2 plus—St.
Mary’s. 2 minus—Ainsworth.
Cornet, trumpet trio: 1—Rock
county high. 2—O’Neill, Neligh.
2 minus—Ainsworth.
Clarinet quartet: 1 — O’Neill,
Rock county mgn. z pius — »i.
Mary’s. 2—Ainsworth, Neligh. 3
plus, Ainsworth.
Glee clubs—1 minus—St. Ma
ry’s, Rock county high. 2 plus—
Atkinson. 2—Ainsworth. 2 minus
—O'Neill.
Boys’ glee club: 1—Atkinson. 3
O’Neill.
Madrigal: 2—Atkinson.
Mixed chorus: 2 plus— Ains
worth, Atkinson. 3—O'Neill.
Bands: 1—Rock county high.
2—St. Marys, O’Neill, Ains
worth.
CLASS C
Piano solo: 1—Marilyn Marks,
Tilden; Mary Kay Berigan, St.
Joseph’s (Atkinson). 2 — Jean
Fischer, Tilden: Larry Hayes, St.
Joseph’s; Charlene Chocholousek,
Verdigre 3—Nancy Nelson, Keya
Paha high school (Springview);
Fern McCoy, Keya Paha high;
Alma Best, Verdigre.
Miscellaneous: 3—St. Joseph’s,
piano duet.
Bass horn: 1—Tom Anderson,
Tilden.
Baritone horn: 1 — Connie
Dempsey, Tilden. 2—Gary Cook,
Keya Paha.
Melophone: 2—Jo Ellen Farmk,
Verdigre.
French horti: 2—Avis Armfield,
Butte. , , |
Trombone: 1—Don Blackman,
Tilden. 2 — Kay Myers, Stuart;
Boyd Blomenkamp, Butte. 3 —
Jery Pavlik, Verdigre.
Tenor saxophone: 2 — Roger
Givens, Stuart; Gladys Mlnarik,
Verdigre.
Alto saxophone: 2—Duane Jor
gensen, Keya Paha; Barbara
Wingate, Tilden.
Clarinet: 1—Bonnie Lear, Keya
Paha. 2—Karen Van Cleave, Stu
art; Ardith Morrow, Keya Paha;
Mary Ann Ficenec, Spencer.
Flute solos: 2—Becky Lyman,
Keya Paha; Cathy Corkle, Til
den; Ann Gipson, Keya Paha.
Cornet, trumpet: 1 — Gary
Deckert, Tilden. 2—Paul Gunter,
Ewing; Bill Wolff, Butte. 3—Je
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Woodwind trio: 1—Keya Paha j
Clarinet quartet: 2—Tilden. 3— '
Verdigre, Spencer.
Saxophone quartet: 2—Tilden.
Brass quartet: 3—Verdigre.
Brass sextet: 2—Butte.
Trumpet quartet or trio: 1 plus
—Tilden. 1—Niobrara. 2 minus
Stuart 3—Ewing.
Girls’ glee: 1—Tilden. 1 mi
nus—Niobrara. 2 plus — Keya
Paha. 3—Butte, St. Joseph’s. 3
minus—Ewing.
Boys’ glee: 2 — Tilden, Keya
Paha. 3 plus—St. Joseph’s.
Boys’ quartet: 1—Orchard. 2—
St. Joseph’s.
Miscellaneous vocal: 1—St. Jo
seph’s. 3—Orchard.
Mixed octet: 2—St. Joseph’s.
Girls’ high voice: 1—Jeanne
Whitwer, Tilden; Charlene Cho
cholousek, Verdigre. 2— Wanda
Thelander, Orchard; Jean Fischer,
Tilden; Karen Olin, Spencer; 3—
Vernetta Cleveland, Orchard;
Janice Hospodke, Verdigre; Rose j
Ernesti, Ewing; Ruth Scott, Ew-!
ing.
Girls’ medium voice: 1—Judy
Marshall, Niobrara; Shirley War- j
neke, Tilden; Dorita Sharpies,
Tilden. 2 — Leona Bernt, Stuart; j
Marcia Miller, Niobrara; Shirley
Butterfield, Orchard; Carol Wells, I
Butte. 3—Bette Grooling, Verdi
gre; Alma Best, Verdigre; Boni
del Henderson, Orchard.
Boys’ high voice: 1—Dick Lu
daman, Keya Paha; Jerry Miller,
Orchard. 2 — Lee Spann, Keya
Paha.
Boys’ medium voice: 1 — La
verne Shrader. Orchard. 2—Jer
ald Hallock, Keya Paha.
Miscellaneous: 2 — Verdigre,
sousaphone duet. 3 plus—Verdi
gre, saxophone duet.
Snare drum solo: 3 — Eugene
Cerny, Verdigre.
Girls’ trio: 1—Butte.
Girls’ se*tet: 1 plus— Tilden;
2 plus—Niobrara; 2—Butte.
Girls’ triple trio: 1 plus—Til
den. 1 minus—St. Joseph’s. 2—
Keva Paha.
Boys’ octet: 1—Tilden. 2— St.
Joseph’s.
Girls’ low voice: 1 — Janice
Nelson, Tilden. 1 minus— Mary
Riekofski. Tilden. 2 plus—Jua
nita Dixson, Orchard. 3 plus —
Alto Cooper, Orchard. 3— Judy
Sieler, Spencer; Charlene Lewis,
Butte.
Mixed chorus: 1 plus—Tilden.
2— Stuart, Keya Paha, Orchard.
3— St. Joseph’s.
Bands: 1—Tilden, Keva Paha.
2—Niobrara, Butte, Stuart, Spen
cer. 3—Orchard, Ewing. 3 minus
—Verdigre.
CLASS D
Piano solo: 1—Phyllis Martin,
Elgin; Ruth Kuhl, St. Frances de
Chantal (Randolph); Don Lich
tenborg, Wheeler county high
school (Bartlett). 2—Faye Ruth
erjord, Page; Margaret Armstrong,
Elgin: Sharon Huwaldt, St. Fran
ces. 3—Linda Cronk, Page; Mary
Flaherty, St. Boniface (Elgin);
Robert DeCamp, St. Boniface;
Ann Neighbors, Petersburg.
Miscellaneous: 1—St. Frances,
piano duo. 3—St. Boniface, piano
quartet.
Baritone solo: 2—Kay Coven
try, Inman.
Tenor saxophone: 2 — Myrna
Heiss, Page. 3 — Gary Bowen,
Page.
Alto saxophone: 1—Jane Kay
Price, Wheeler county high. 2—
Kathleen Kuchar, Meadow Grove.
3—Judy Simmons, Page.
Melophone: 3 — Diana Cork,
Page; Jerry O’Banion, Meadow
Grove.
Trombone: 1 —Marilyn Terrill,
Page; LuNette Wieting, Meadow
Grove; Sam Watson, Inman. 3—
Larry Daniel, Royal. 4—Kathe
rine Hoffman, Clearwater; Mar
jorie Anderson, Clearwater.
Clarinet: 1 — Sally Wintz,
Clearwater; Carolyn Harley,
Wheeler county high. 3— Helen
Finch, Page; Barbara O’Banion,
Meadow Grove. 4—Lois Saltz.
Flute: 1 — Don Lichtenberg,
Wheeler county high; 4—Brenda
Beelaert, Page.
Whistling: 2—Judy Simmons,
Page.
Cornet, trumpet: 1—Bob Rei
mers, Inman. 2—Kenton Olson,
Wheeler county high; Harlan
Schleuter, Meadow Grove; Bren
da Coleman. Inman. 3—Jan Curt
is, Royal; Larry Roach, Page;
Dave Roby — Wheeler county
high. 4—Francis Forest, Royal.
Girls’ glee: 1—Meadow Grove.
2—St. Boniface, St. John the
Baptist, Wheeler county high;
3 plus—Clearwater, St. Francis.
Boys’ glee: 1-—St. Boniface. 2
minus—Wheeler county high. 3
plus—St. Frances, St. John the
Baptist.
Mixed chorus: 2 plus—St. Bon
iface. 2—St. Frances, St. John
the Baptist. 3 plus—Ericson.
Miscellaneous: 1—Royal, trum
pet duet. 2—Wheeler county high,
trumpet duet; Meadow Grove,
clarinet duet; Inman, clarinet
duet; Wheeler county high, trum
pet trio. 3—Clearwater, clarinet
duet.
Saxophone trio: 2—Page.
Trombone ttio: 2 — Meadow
Crove.
Clarinet quartet: 3 — Wheeler
:ounty high.
Girls’ trio: 1 minus—Elgin. 2
slus. St John the Baptist. 2—St.
3oniface, Clearwater.
Girls’ sextet: 1 plus—Ericson
2 — Meadow Grove, Page. 3—
Clearwater. St. John the Baptist.
Mixed quartet: 1— St. John
die Baptist. 2—Clearwater.
Girls octet: 2—St. Boniface.
Boys’ quartet: 1—St. Boniface.
2—Ericson.
Boys’ octet: 1—St. John the
Baptist. 3—St. Boniface, Clear
water.
Girls’ high voice: 1—Kay Wil
son, Meadow Grove; Carolyn
Armstrong; Rose Mary Gubbels,
St. Frances. 2 — Carol Ziems,
Clearwater; Coleen Sullivan, St.
Boniface. 3—Marjorie Topf, St.
Frances; Grace Iburg, St. Boni
face; Beverly Olson, Ericson.
Girls’ quartet: 2—St. Francw.
Girls triple trio: 1—St. Boni
face, Meadow Grove 1 minus—
St. John the Baptist. 2—Clear
water.
Mixed octet: 1 — Meadow
Grove. 3 plus—Clearwater.
Miscellaneous: 2 plus—St. Bon
iface. 2—Clearwater. 2 minus —
St. John the Baptist.
Girls’ medium voice: 1—Jean
ette Dinslage, St. Boniface; Al
thea Clark, Wheeler county high.
1 minus—Karen Selting, St. Bon
iface. 2 plus—Rose Ann Nord
hues. 2 — Patricia Meier, St. 1
Frances, 3—Marjorie Anderson,
| Clearwater; Donna Harding, Pet
ersburg.
Boys’ high voice: 2 plus—Lar
1 ry Walthers, Ericson. 2— Joe
Felker. Wheeler county high.
Bos' high voice: 2 plus—Lar
Harlan Schleuter, Meadow Grove.
2 minus—John Hegmann, Peters
burg.
Boys’ medium voice: 1—Robert,
ENeCamp. St. Boniface. 1 minus—
James Hausmann, St. Boniface.,
2 minus—Lloyd Koenig, Peters
burg 3 plus—Mark Keuter, Pet
ersburg. 10
Girls’ low’ voice: 1 — Joan
Stoltz, St. Boniface. 1 minus —
Jeanette Glamke, Clearwater. 2
—Marion DeCamp, St. Boniface.
2 minus — Katherine Huffman,
Clearwater, Virginia Cornett, ,
Elgin
Boys’ low’ voice: 1 — Harlan ;
Haake, Clearwater; Robert Ma
son, Elgin. 2 plus—Jerry Thiele, ;
St. Boniface.
Bands: 1 minus — Wheeler <
county high. 2 plus — Meadow
Grove. 2—Clearwater 2 minus—
Inman. 3—Page. 4 plus—Royal..
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gydeson
and Perry were weekend guests
in the John Gydeson home at
Scotia. «jj
Ewing Tigers 2d
in Norfolk Meet
EWING — Coach Dick Lane's
Ewing high school track team
amassed 33 points at the Corn
belt conference track meet held
at Norfolk Wednesday, April 1J,
and came in for second place.
Coach Jack Bryant’s Neligh
cindermen won their fourth con
ference crown in five years with
37 1/3 points.
Results: Neligh, 37 1/3; Ewing,
33; Newman Grove, 28 1/3; Mad
ison, 24>4; Elgin, 20 1/3; Battle
Creek, 12 Vs; Meadow Grove,
Tilden and Pilger did not score.
Happy Girls Club
in Session—
AMELIA — Happy Girls 4-H
club met at the home of Marcia
Widman Saturday. The meeting
was called to order by the pres-'
ident, Gloria Grimes. Eight mem
bers answered roll call.
The meeting was turned over
to the demonstration leader, Ro
chelle Sammons. Songs and
games were the entertainment.
Mrs. Widman served lunch.
The next meeting will be with
Rochelle Sammons.
Take Train Trip—
Mrs. George Hansen took care
of Gerald Hansen’s two daugh
ters while Mrs. Gerald Hansen
went to Atkinson to get their
school children, who had taken
a train trip. They also visited
points of interest in O’Neill.
Kr> obligation
INMAN — Arbutus Rebekab 5
lodge met on Wednesday, April
11, at the I OOF hall for a regu
lar session. Mrs. Melvin Lorenz,
noble grand, was in charge.
Mrs, Estelle Keyes and Mrs
Ethel Tompkins were in charge
of the re-obligation ceremony.
Mrs. Lucille Hutton and Mrs.
Gertrude Youngs were hostesses
for the evening and served re
freshments.
O'NEILL LOCALS
Mrs. M. J. Golden and her
daughter, Mrs. James T. Butcher,
left Monday for Nashville, Term.,
where they plan to meet Captain
Butcher, who has been serving
overseas. Enroute they planned
to visit another daughter and her
husband. Dr. and Mrs. Richard L.
Owens, and family at Kansas
City, Mo. Mrs. Golden will re
turn in a couple of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Newton
were Friday supper guests of
Mr. and Mrs D R Douglass.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Havra
nek of Atkinson, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, J. B. Gradv were
weekend guests of Mrs. Grady’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs, John
Pray, at Ft. Dodge, la.
DR. DONALD E. DAVID
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Glasses Fitted
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Agronomist Enroute to Sweden
EWING—Dr J W. Lambert,
son of Mrs. Carl Lambert of Ew
ing, is enroute this week from
his home in St. Paul, Minn., to
Scandinavia where he will carry
on some plant breeding research
He is being accompanied on
the trip by his wife and then
two sons, ages seven and four.
Doctor Lambert’s work will
be In cooperation with experi
ment stations In several coun
tries.
Better known as Jean, he was
born and reared in south Holt
county and tvas graduated from
Ewing high school. He received
his bachelor of science degree
in agriculture from the Univer
sity of Nebraska in 1940 and
thereafter went into graduate
study in agronomy—plant breed
ing in particular—at Ohio State
university. Shortly after World
War II, Lambert obtained his
doctor of philosophy degree at
Ohio State and has since been
employed by the University of
Minnesota.
At the ag college in the Twin
Cities, he has been in charge of
soybean and barley research and
has also conducted university
classes in genetics and other
plant studies.
The first two months in Eu
rope Lambert will headquarter
in the small town of Svavlov,
near nianimo, swesen. ne wui
travel from there to various
experiment stations in Sweden
and in neighboring countries,
particularly Denmark. Finland
and Holland; also in West Ger
many and Britain, if time per
mits.
About July 1 the Lamberts will
move to Voilebekk, the chief ag
ricultural college in Norway
and a short distance from Oslo.
The work in Norway, which is
the basis for the trip, will con
cern cooperative research on
crosses between two-rowed and
six-rowed barley — a project
started in Minnesota and being
carried on in Norway.
On this tour Doctor Lambert
will be an employee of the Uni
versity of Minnesota, but his
travel expense is provided by the
Rockefeller Foundation. He and
his family will return to the
United States in August.
Visitors Here—
Charles Gaddie of Chicago,
111., and Robert Gaddie of Om
aha called on Jeanette Derickson
on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Switzer
were Sunday visitors of Pearl
Grutsch.
Roy Lanman ami Donnie vis
ited Mrs. Lanman in Omaha
Sunday.
In Capping Exercise
Miss Marilyn Walter (above),
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.
C. Walter of Chambers, re
ceived her cap at the Lutheran
hospital school of nursing cap
ping exercises held Sunday
evening, April 15, at a Lutheran
church in Sioux City.
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Doctor Lambert . . . Ewing man is pioneer in research be
tween two-rowed and six-rowed barley. 1
Russells Entertain on
55 th Wedding Date
PAG El—Guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Judd Russell on Sunday in ob
servance of their 55th wedding
anniversary were Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Spann of Atkinson, Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Lampshire of
Polk, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nelson
and Janet and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Russell and Debby, all of
Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Bruning of Hastings and Willis
Russell of Page.
Dinner was served by the
guests on a table cloth sent to the
couple by their only grandson,
Wayne Lampshire, when he was
in service in the Philippine Is
lands and who now has employ
ment with an oil company at
Port of Spain, Trinidad, British
West Indies. Potted plants which
were gifts from the children were
a part of the decoration. Mrs.
Elmer Spann baked the three
teir wedding cake.
The afternoon was spent taking
colored pcitures and in visiting.
Nifty Needlers
Plan Final Meeting
PAGE — The members of the
Nifty Needlers project club were
guests of Dixie and Jeanie Nis
sen Monday evening.
Project material was distrib
uted by the leaders, Mrs. A. T.
Crumly, for those interested in
sewing, and Mrs. Lorenz Riege,
for the cooking and baking inter
ests. Twenty members are en
rolled for nine projects.
Music for the evening's recrea
tional interest. Lunch was served.
The May meeting will be at
the home of Joyce Grass with
Sharon Crumly assistant host
ess. This will be the last evening
meeting of the year.
Other Page News
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Gerkin and
son were weekend guests of her
mother, Mrs. Hester Edmisten,
and Saturday evening supper
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Asher. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Har
vey were also supper guests
there. Additional guests Sunday
at dinner at Mrs. Edmisten’s!
were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ed-1
misten, Noel Wood and Ruth |
Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stewart!
were last Thursday supper guests
of Mr. and Mrs. R. D Copes.
Mr. and Mrs. Wally Johnston
and family left last Thursday
for Lincoln where they purchas
ed a home, en^oute to their home
at Mountain Home, Ida. They had
spent their two-week vacation
here with the Raymond Heiss
family and other relatives and
with relatives and friends at
Lincoln.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Nissen
were hosts to a group Sunday.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Appleby and son, Dickie, of In
man, Mrs. Frieda Asher, Mrs.
Harold Asher and Ronnie, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Nissen and chil
dren. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Nissen
and children of Columbus were I
Friday and Saturday guests in1
the Nissen home and Sunday
guetss at O’Neill.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Matschullat
attended a card party at the
Tony Pruess home Sunday eve
ning.
Mrs. Dora Townsend and oth
ers assisted state officers, Mrs.
Edgar Stauffer of Page and Mrs.
Clay Johnson of O’Neill, with
the WCTU worshop held at the
Valentine Methodist church on
Tuesday, April 10. Dinner was
served in the church basement.;
The young adult Sunday-school
class held its regularly scheduled
class party Wednesday evening,
April 11, at the church basement.
Mrs. Stanley Gross had the de
votions and the lesson. Mrs. Dale
Stauffer was in charge of the
lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Merwyn French,
sr., enetrtained a group of friends
honoring Mrs. Jerry Allen of
Santa Rosa, Calif., and Mrs. Ger
trude Deaver of Des Moines, la.
Guests were Harry Harper,
I«ouie Bernholtz, Harry Tegeler,
Edgar Stauffer, Alton Braddock,
Raymond Heiss, Hal Farnsworth,
George Clasey and N. D. Ickes
and their wives and Mrs. Mina
Stauffer. Lunch was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heiss
and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kennedy
went to Burwell Sunday where
their were guests at the Darrell
Heiss home.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Denner
of Ainsworth were last Thursday
supper guests of Mrs. Icie Rost.
Royal Theater j
— O'NEILL. NEBH. —
Thurs. , Apr. 19
Family Night
THE VIEW FROM POMTEY’S 1
HEAD
Color by Deluxe, cinema- j
scope. Starring Richard Egan,
Dana Wynter, Cameron Mitchell.
Not since Scarlett and Jezebel
has the South produced such a j
woman!
Family admitted for 2 adult tick
ets; adults 50c; children 12c
Fri-Sat. Apr. 20-21
Cinemascope and Color
IT’S A DOG’S LIFE
Based on the famed Richard
Harding Davis story, “The Bar
Sinister.” Jeff Richards, Jarma
Lewis, Edmund Gwenn, Dean
Jagger and Wildfire, with Rich
ard Anderson, Willard Sage.
Adults 50c; children 12c; matinee
Sat. 2:30. All children under 12
free when accompanied by
parent
Sun.-Mon.-Tues, Apr. 22-23-24
It’s the laugh riot of the year!
THE LIEUTENANT WORE
SKIRTS
Starring Tom Ewell, Sheree
North. Color by Deluxe, cinema
scope. In the hilarious story of a
husband who got nervous be
cause his wife was in the service
. . and the riotous things he did.
The lieutenant was a lady . . .
her husband was a wack . . . who
drove the air force crazy ... ’til
he got her back!
Adults 50c; children 12c; matinee
Sun. 2:30. All children unless in
arms must have tickets
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GARDEN SUPPLIES
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LAWN SEEDS—Holt county bluegress, rye grass, white Dutch
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GAARDEN SEEDS—We have Michael Leonard’s Power Pack
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FERTILIZERS—Scott’s turf builder, Vigoro, Vertigreen. Any
amount you want. We furnish a spreader for seed or
fertilizer bought here.
TOOLS & EQUIPMENT—Rakes, hoes, spades, rubber or plas
tic hose, sprinklers, hedge shears, lawn carts, etc.
Come in and see us for your garden needs!
M KROTTER CO.
Uptown Store — Phone 496 — O’Neill
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