Missionary Exibits
Films at S c h o o 1
C2L1A — Mr. Hollingshead,
American Sunday-School Union
nunsionary from Newport, showed
films at the Lauridsen school on
M «nday evening. May 7.
Bible school will be held there
the week of June 4.
Other OH» News
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Beck and
dJ ighter. Sheryl Lynn, attended
the mother’s day dinner for their
grandmother. Mrs. Joe Mlinar, at
the Dwaine Lockmon home in
Stuart Others present w'drc all
,,( Mr Mlinar’s children and
most of her grandchildren, as well
as two great-grandchildren. The
guests included Mr. and Mrs Ed
ward Mlinar, Mr and Mrs. Char
les Mlinar and Dale, Mr. and Mrs.
George Beck, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Mlinar, all of Atkinson; Mr. and
Mrs Merlin Quigley and Dale of
< maha; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bat
enhorst and family and the Lock
n.ons, all of Stuart.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton McKath
nie. Mrs. Emma McKathnic and
Stanley and Albert Johnson at
tended the graduation exercises
at the Belgrade school last Thurs
day evening. Miss Ellen McKath
me, Milton’s daughter, was a
graduate and was salutatorian of
her class. They stayed overnight
with friehds
Mr and Mrs. John Ross and
son were Monday evening, May
7. supper guests at the Ben Braun
home. *
Mr and Mrs. O- A, Hammer
berg and Dorothy Scott were
Sunday dinner guests at the Wil
ls rm Maloun. The Hamrnerbergs
w ere also supper guests. '
Mr and Mrs. Milton McKath
ue entertained their teacher.
Mrs Lyle Damero, and family at
.heir home Wednesday evening.
May 9. for supper.
Ray and Bob Pease, Connie,
Herman and Alex Frickel work
ed the Frickel cattle last Thurs
day and the Pease cattle Friday.
Howard Dowling and Larry
Kahler of Lincoln come Friday
night to the John Ross home.
They returned home Saturday
l ight Orlan Braun, son of Hans
Braun, was a weekend visitor at
the Ross home.
Mrs. Duane Beck and baby
daughter came home Wednesday,
May 9. Her sister, Joyce Dobro
volny, is helping her for awhile.
Mr. and Mrs. William Maloun
and Billy were Wednesday eve
ning visitors.
Lawrence Smith, Duane Beck,
Charles Dobias, Emil Colfack,
William Maloun and Billy helped
Frank Kilmurry with eattle Sat
urday afternoon. Mrs. Maloun
helped Mrs. Kilmurry.
Mr and Mrs. William Mailoun
w'ere Monday afternoon. May 7,
visitors at the O. A. Hammer
berg home.
Duane Beck and William Ma
loun helped haul manure for Le
Roy Hoffman last Thursday. On
Wednesday, May 9, the group
had hauled manure for Mr. Ma
loun.
Mr. and Mrs John Ross and
son were Tuesday evening. May
8, visitors at the Jake Braun
home.
The Elmer Ross family were
Sunday supper guests at the John
Aioss home.
Dorothy Scott and Mrs. Wil
liam Maloun were last Thursday
I'Neill visitors.
Mrs. Milton McKathnie and
•hildren. Miss Mildred Keyes and
Miss Maude Rouse attended a
mother’s day dinner for Mrs.
DONKEY RODEO
Sunday, May 20th — 8 P.M.
Under New Lights
SADDLE CLUB ARENA - O’NEILL
Children: FREE Adults: 50c
| NOTICE!
To All Persons Interested:
« The Holt County Committee for Reorganization of School
Districts, having determined that some reorganization of
S school districts is necessary in the area covered by the
Page School District and districts contracting with Page,
has proposed a plan for reorganization into one school dis
trict the following existing school districts, to-wit: School
ll . ... » n i n err 1 1 D 0*7 1 QQ 17 OhH 941* J
A public hearing will be held at 8 p.m., in the Asscm
Sj bly Room of the Court House Monday evening, May 28.
1956 at which meeting you will be heard with respect to:
1. The merits of the proposed reorganization plan.
2. The value and the amount of all school property
of whatever nature involved in the proposed plan.
3. The amount of outstanding indebtedness of each
j district and proposed disposition thereof.
I I
4. The equitable adjustment of all property, debts,
J liabilities among the districts involved
Dated the 17th day of May, 1956
' Holt County Committee for Reorganization of School
j, Districts. .
j ALICE L. FRENCH
County Superintendent
Blanche Rouse at the Gerald 1
Risor home at O’Neill Saturday j
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pease spent
from Sunday until Wednesday
m Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. William Spann
<nd R. M. Pease spent Sunday |
at the Ray Pease home.
Albert Johnson was a Friday
morning visitor at the Ray Pease
home.
Duane Beck, Russell Hipke,
Frank Kilmurry and Charles Do
bias helped &nil Colfack Friday
morning. In the afternoon the
-ame group and William Maloun
helped Charles Dobias. Mrs. Ma
loun, Mrs. Dobias and Dorothy
Scott visited Mrs. Duane Beck
and Sheryl in the afternoon.
Charter Rebekahs
at Inman Honored
INMAN — Arbutus Rebekah
lodge met Wednesday evening,!
May 9, at the lOOF hall for a j
regular session. Mrs. Hazel Lor
enz, noble grand, presided. Fol-j
lowing the regular lodge meet-;
ing, Mrs. Lois Tompkins and
Miss Zitella Kestenholz were in
charge of a program honoring
the charter and veteran mem
bers who have belonged 25
years or more! There were three
charter members present, name
ly F. E. Keyes, Estella Keyes
and Anna Smith, and three vet
eran members, Ethel Tompkins,
Marjorie Kelley and Carrie Mc
Mahan. Each was presented a
pink carnation earsage tied with
green ribbon.
The program consisted of
singing and readings and charter
members told of the instituting
of Arbutus lodge in 1913. Mil
dred Coventry and M a u r i n e
Smith served refreshments.
Honored guests were
seated at a special table decorat
ed with a plant and placecards.
Cemetery Group
Elects Officers—
INMAN — The Inman Ceme
tery association met Monday j
night for the annual meeting at j
the country home of Kenneth J
Smith.
Officers elected for the com
ing year are: Kenneth Smith,
president; Earl Watson, secre
tary, and Mrs. James McMahan,
treasurer. David Morsbach was
elected trustee for two years.
Mrs. Smith served refreshments.
Becomes Tassel—
Miss Alice Young of O’Neill,
freshman in the college of agri
culture at the University of Ne
braska, has been pledged to
Tassels, university women’s pep
organization.
O’NEILL LOCALS
Mrs. Iva Hopkins entertained
on mother’s day the following
guests: Mr. and Mrs. George Mor
ey of Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Morev of Sloan, la., Harry Mor
ey of Sioux City, Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Woods and family of
Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hop
kins and daughters and Mr. and
Mrs. Dale Perry and family.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Parker of
Seattle, Wash., called his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parker,
for mother’s day. Because of wires
down due to storms, the call did
not come through until after
nidnight Sunday.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Orsborn were
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Parker and
Pamela Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Orsborn, Miss Bertha Orsborn
and her fiance, George Mumm,
and William Orsborn.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Nutter
and family went to Thedford to
visit relatives for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Newton
went to Emmet Sunday to visit
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Newton.
Bill Cuddy of Sioux Falls, S.D.,
spent the weekend with John
Jansen, north of town.
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• SLIP-ONS
• TIE STYLES
I' rorn Our Air-O-Mag c
Pedwin & Roblee Stocks
WERE TO
$11.95 C/' QQ
Now Only
pair
CURRENT STYLES
by Calumet
BLACK Sport Shoes
• SLIP-ONS or TIES
SALE PRICE S7.97
PAIR
~ ODDS N ENDS
Several Stylos — Broken Sizes
Were to ^ mb
$10.95 — NOW 54.9/
PAIR
MEN’S
WORK SHOES
Sturdy Quality
j • One-Piece Back
• Leather Soles
• Cork Soles
Were to S9.95
N.w . $5.97
Sixes 8-12 PAIR
MEN’S
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• 8-Inch Lace
• Engineer ?
• Logger
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Now.. $8.97
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MEN’S
Kidskin >r Kangaroo 1
HISHOES or
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Now.. $8.97
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Women's Dress Shoes
Over 75 Pair
CURRENT STYLES Former,y
and COLORS $11 95
NOW ONLY
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The Shoe with the Magic Sole
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HI HEEL STYLES
BLACK. - BEIGE
WEDGEWOOD BLUE
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Pair
MEDIUM & LOW
HEELS
PUMPS and STRAPS
Mostly spring and summer shades
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Pair
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• STRAPS
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BLACK
PINK
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51 - (iaucr
15 - Denirr
Box of
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RE(i. $J88
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