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Harold Bennett, 58,
Honored at Party
LYNCH Harold Bennett was
surprised Sunday, October 21,
when neighbors came to help him
celebrate his 58th birthday an
niversary. Five tables of pro
gressive pitch w'ere in progress
with James Maty winning high
and Anton Wasatko, low, for
men; and Mrs, Bernard Webber,
high and Mrs Lee Barnes, low
for women,
Mr. Bennett remarked “This
is my first birthday party."
Mrs. Bennett and Miss Pauline
Mulhar planned the surprise.
Othc L.vnch News
Mr and Mrs. Harry Peppel of
Butte vistied friends here Mon
day, October 22.
Mr. and Mrs. George Svatos
of Lake Andes, S. D., spent Sun
day, October 21, at the Albert
Kalkowski home.
Clayton Thomson was a bus
ness visitor in O’Neill on Tues
day^_
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Sieler and
baby visited at the George Siel
er home in Butte on Sunday, Oc
tober 21. Hugo Sieler of Lin
coln was also a visitor there.
Mr. and Mrs. Veldon Lee and
children returned home from
Creighton where they had spent
the summer working.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Spencer
spent several days here visiting
the Fred Spencer home. They
returned to their home near Lin
coln on Saturday.
Mrs Cyril Burbaeh and two
sons of Wynot spent several
days visiting at the Albert Kal
kow’ski home. They returned
home Saturday.
Bill Satuffer was a business
visitor in Sioux City thsi week.
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The Raymond Havranek farm
sale was held Monday, October
29. The famly is moving to to
Mizzoula, Mont.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Mulhair,
Mrs. Lois jiarris, Mrs. and Mrs.
Frank Mulhair, Mrs. Lois Mil
ler, Miss Margaret Stenger, and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Micanek
attended the funeral of Arthur
Hibbs held in O’Neill on Mon
day. October 22.
Bud Spelts of Milford and
Kenneth Stewart of Lincoln
spent Hallowe’en weekend here
at their respective homes,
Methodist Festival and Bazaar,
Saturday, November 10, 9 a.m.
in the downtown former Krotter
building.
Mrs. Jaszkowiak Hostess—
Mrs. A. P. Jaszkowiak was
hostess Tuesday evening at her
home at a session of the Jeudi
club.
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135 Youths Get
Civics Lesson
Study Government
at Courthouse
County government day was
observed here Monday when
juniors from the various high
school, having been “elected" to
the various county “offices”,
gathered for an all-day lesson in
practical civics.
The program was sponsored
the American Legion. George
Wettlaufer of Page, county com
mander, presided at the general
assembly opening; Julius D. Cro
nin, O’Neill attorney, made a
statement on the purpose of
county government; County
Judge Louis W. Reimer admin
istered the oaths of office.
Lunch was served by the Le
gion auxiliary; Mrs. Milo Lan
dreth of Page, county president.
After the assignments to the
various offices, where the stu
dent officers worked alongside
the regularly constituted officers,
a mock trial was staged in the
courtroom with District Judge
D. R. Mounts presiding.
Lawrence Hamik of Stuart, the
Legion’s chairman for county
government day, presided at a
roundtable discussion. Stanley
Huffman, immediate past state
department commander, and Dr.
H D. Gildersleeve, Simonson
post commander, spoke brief 1>
County Attorney William W.
Griffin and John R. Gallagher,
an O’Neill attorney, helped sim
ulate a trial.
One hundred thirty-five ju
niors participated. It was con
sidered one of the most success
ful ever held.
Celia News
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Francis ot ]
Denver, Colo., accompanied Mr. I
and Mrs. Bob Lare to their home
at Nebraska City Thursday. Both
families have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Terwilliger and
la"lr> and Mrs. Elmer Allyn and
family were Sunday
guests at the Clarence locken
11 Mr. and Mrs. Parker Wilson ol
Nashville, Tenn., who have been
visiting Alex Forsythe, returned
home Friday. „ .fman!
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Hoffman
and sons were Saturday
VlMrrand Mrs. O. A. Hammer
oerg were Sunday dinner and ,
supper guests at the William
Maloun home. Dorothy Scott was
a dinner guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dobias
and Rodney were Thursday eve
ning, October 18, visitors at the
LeRoy Hoffman home.
Mry and Mrs. Joe Hendricks
and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hen
dricks were among those of At
kinson Wesleyan Methodist
church who helped in the build
ing of the new parsonage at the
camp grounds cast r
Frank Kilmurray and mother,
Mrs. p. W. Kilmurray, were O’
Neill visitors Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs. LeRoy Hoffman
and sons. Mr and Mrs Chari
Dobias and son, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Kilmurry and family, M ,
and Mrs. Duane Beck and phery
attended the pinochle party at
Emil Colfack home Friday eve-,
rtine High bid and high scores
"ere won by Frank Kilmurry
a Mrs LeRoy Hoffman, sec
and high by Mrs. Frank Kilmur-;
rv and Charles Dobias.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Homer Krebs,
and family of Denver, Cdo v^-.
itcd from Thursday until Sunday ;
with Mrs. Rosa Bowers. On Fri
day the group visited at
Marion Woidneck home.
Husking Bee Held
At Hibbs Place
Neighbors and friends of the'
late Arthur W. Hibbs participat
ed in a husking bee Wednesday;
at the Hibbs place, 3 Mi miles
north of O’Neill. Mr. Hibbs, 73,
died October 19.
The widow, Bella, and a
daughter, Miss Lillian, reside at
the place.
Minister Moves
to Alma—
AMELIA—Rev. Burnham and
family have moved to Alma
where he will serve the Free
Methodist pastorate there. He
has been pastor of the Free
Methodist church, south of
Amelia, the past year and a
half. ' _
Alice’s Beauty Shop
(In Former Apparel Shop
Location)
Phone 263 — O'Neill
Paul SHierk
INSURANCE AGENCY
O'NEILL, NEBR.
Insurance of All
Kinds
This is a view of the Holt rounty district courtroom on
Monday when juniors from the county’s nine high schools con
verged for the American Legion-sponsored county goverment
program. County officers and teachers are mingled among
the spectators.—Tire Frontier Photos.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wray
spent last week in Denver, Colo.,
visiting relatives. Their daughter,
Miss Nancy, spent Sunday with
Miss Barbara Wayman.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Oetter'
and boys and Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Ritts of Omaha visited over the
weekend at the home of Ray
mond Wilkinson, Mrs. Cora Wil
kinson and Rita Keeler.
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Elosson and
family of Wayne visited Sunday
at the Dale Wilson home.
Methodist Festival and Bazaar,
Saturday, 'November 10, !> a.m.
in the downtown former Krotter
mi'din'r.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Dear of
Omaha visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Felix Hendrix over the
weekend.
Dr. and Mrs. O. W. French and
Mrs. C. E. Yantzi will leave for
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Omaha Friday to visit relatives.
Mrs, Esther Asher and Miss
Donna left Saturday for Ring
sted, la., to visit her brother,'
Charles Chambers and family.
From there she will leave for St.
James, Mo., to make her home. ;
Mrs. Delbert Robertson accom
panied Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Rob
ertson to Dmaha over October
20-21 weekend. She visited her
sister Mrs. Rex Horner and fam
ily and a brother, Pat E., who
attends Creighton University.
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*lnrlem Clowns
to Appear Here
The Harlem Clowns, a colored
professional basketball team are
coming to O'Neill. After exten
sive correspondence, Sgt. Lowell
Nesbitt of O'Neill national guard
unit, Company D, 195th tank
battalion, has secured a game be
tween the Harlem Clowns and
last year city champions, the
“Tankers”.
They will meet in competition
at the O'Neill high school audi
torium 8 o’clock Monday night.
November 5.
The Harlem Clowns are one of
the most entertaining traveling
basketball groups in the country
and it will be the only chance to
see them in action this year in
this territory.
Tickets are being sold by
members of company D
Birthday Dinner—
CHAMBERS—Pamela Shav
lek, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Steve Shavlik, entertained seven
little girls at a birthday dinner
Thursday evening. Her sister,
Mrs. Edwin Hubbard, and Rickey
were also present.
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