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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1957)
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reed . . . they exchanged nuptial vows In Methodist church rites at (hamhers.—O’Neill Photo Co. Halsey-Reed Vows Read at Chambers CHAMBERS Baskets of pink and white gladioli and candlea bra decorated the Methodist church in Chambers Sunday, June 16. for the wedding of Miss Jennie Halsey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Eugene Halsey of Chambers, and Richard Reed, son of Mr. and Mrs Tim Rood of Chambers. The 3 p.m. double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Hamid Bon nth. church pastor. Escorted by her father, the bride appeared in a waltz length gown of Chantilly lace and tulle, which was an original by Campus Bridals The snug bodice had a jewel neckline with an illusion yoke and short sleeves. The wide tunic of lace was edged with ir redescent sequins repeating the neckline trim, banding the bodice and edging the gauntlets. Her ballerina length veil was caught with a bandeau of straw flowers. She carried white carnations with blue ribbon on a white Bible. Mrs. Duke Reed of Chambers, j a sister-in-law of the bridegroom, was matron of honor. She appear ed in a waltz length blue taffeta gown with an overskirt of net' and nylon lace. She carried a bou quet of white daisies with blue net and ribbon. Miss Gloria Grimes of Cham bers, cousin of the bride, was a bridesmaid. She wore a waltz length dress of yellow taffeta with an overskirt of net and nylon lace. She carried a bouquet of white daisies with yellow net and rii)l)on. Both Mrs. Reed and Miss Grimes wore white accessories. Little Misses Katthy and Linda Reed, nieces of the bridegroom, were flower girls. They wore dresses alike and pink with full skirts and cummerbunds. They carried pink baskets with white daisies. Dennis Reed, a nephew of the bridegroom, who was ring bearer, wore a white jacket and dark trousers with a white carnation boutonniere. Duke Reed served as his broth er's best man. Ushers were Glee son Grimes and Gale Holcomb. Keith Halsey, a brother of the bride, was groomsman. Mrs. Ernest Durre at the organ accom panied E. R. Baker, who sang "I Love You Truly” and “The Lord's Prayer”. A reception followed for 125 guests. The couple will live in Cham bers after a short wedding trip. Out-of-town guests included Mr and Mrs. Wingate, Barbara and Wayne of Tilden and an army friend of the bridegroom's, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thacher of Vir ginia. Mrs. Reed is a graduate of Chambers high school and attend ed Wayne State Teachers’ college. She taught school last year west of Chambers. Mr. Reed attended Chambers high school and served in the armed forces. He is a farmer. Eva Away 30 Years, Feted PAGE Mrs. Eva lying, daugh ter of the late Henry Parks, was the honored guest Sunday when 68 relatives gathered at the Am erican Legion hall at Page for a family dinner together. Mrs. lying had not visited here since she left .30 years ago. Those present from a distance were Tim, Cindy and Tom Bar tak of Omaha; Ira Barnes of Banks, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. Har old Parks of Stuart; Mr. and Mrs. Merwyn Parks and family, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Parks and daughter, all of O'Neill: Mr. and Mrs. Bob Parks and family of Scottsbluff; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Parks of Whitman; Mr. and Mrs. Orville Parks and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robinson and daughter. Pam. all of Lincoln; Ralph Parks of South Sioux Cty; Mr. and Mrs. Alva Parks and family of Deloit. Barbara Parks was the young est and Mrs. Fred Nashlund was the oldest present. Mrs. lying left Tuesday for her Oregon home. DISTRICT (HURT Jack West and William D. Ixihmen, plaintiffs, vs. James Q. llossack and John Q Hossack, dlia Lakeview ranch; seeking judgement of $4,071.17 with in terest at 6 percent per annum from November 5, 1956, and costs of suit; filed June 18. Transcript of judgement filed fram Municipal court of city of Omaha, Douglas county, in the amount of $904.76 with interest at 9 per cent from date (May 29) on note, also costs. Debtor—Ar chie A. Bowlby and Lois H. Bowlby; creditor—Samuel D. Shaw. Californians Here — Mrs. J. A. Meehan and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Meehan, all of Los Angeles, Calif., are spending this month with Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Gildersleeve and family. J. A. Meehan is expected to arrive Thursday (today). Frontier for prompt printing! v v ****** mmii — Spencer’s band featured a junior majorette who sprightly marched the entire distance.—The Frontier Photo. COL.NT* COLKT Donald C. Compton of Norfolk. June 6. overweight on axle, fined $70 and $4 costs, officer- Donald F Richarcison. Harry B. Stryker of Omaha, June 11, speeding day, fined $40 and $4 costs, officer R. L. Gude. John Wesley Reese of Falls City, June 12. overweight on ca pacity plates, fined $10 and $4 costs, officer Clifford L. Klzzire. James Randall Curley of Scranton Pa , June 13. speeding night, fined $10 and $4 coats, of ftc r—R. L. Gude. Ted J. A. Cromarty of Van couver, B. C., June 14, speeding night time with truck, fined $10 and $4 costs, officer- Sgt. R. R. Shomey. Fred W. Cordes of Windsor, Ontario, Cart . June 14. speeding night time with truck, fined $10 and $4 costs, officer—Sgt. R. R Shomey Kenneth Mooney of Gillette. Wyo., June 14. over-gross, fined $70 and $4 costs, officer—Donald F. Richardson. Ray E Passieux of O'Neill, June 14, speeding day, fined $30 and $J costs, officer—Sgt. R. Shomey. Bob C. Erwin of O’Neill, June 14. overweight on capacity plate, fined $10 and $4 costs, officer Clifford L. Kizzire. Eugene L, Songer of Sheridan. Wyo June 15, speeding day, fin ed $20 and $4 costs, officer—E. M. Hastreiter. Clarence Jones of Sheridan, Wyo., June 15, overgross, fined $50 and $4 costs, officer— Donaki F. Richardson. Doyle Taylor of Omaha, June 15, overgross, fined $50 and $1 costs, officer Clifford L. Kizzire Lawrence Westerlund of Min neapolis, Minn., June 17. over length. fined $10 and $4 costs, of ficer Donald F Richardson Ralph Sholes of Inman. June 18, speeding day, fined $10 and S4 costs, officer- E M. Hastreiter. Billy V'. Jones of Colorado, June 17, no non-resident fishing license, fined $5 and $4 costs, officer— Fred R Salak. Roltert E. Matthews, driver for Gillette Dairy of O'NeiU. June 17, overload on axle, fined $80 and $4 costs, officer Clifford L. Kiz zire. Roy Folley of Rapid City. S. D . Juno 17.. speeding da> fined $10 and $4 costa, officer E. M. Has treiter. J. D. Kusy of Norfolk. June 17. speeding day. fined $10 and $4 costs, officer—E. M. Hastreiter. Cecil I-ee of Rose. June 17. speeding day, fined $14 and $4, of ficer IXinald J. Fiala Orville Cyle Schulze of Em pire. Ore.. June 18 speeding day, fined $10 and $4 costs, officer Sgt. R R. Shomey. Ronnie E. Long of East Alton. IU.. June 17, speeding day. fined $26 and .$4 costs, officer E. M. Hastreiter. Donaki Fischer, Salt Lake City, Utah, June 18. speeding night firnd $10 <uid 54 costs, officer Sgt. R. R. Shomey. Leonard Peterson of St. Paul, Minn.. June 18, overgrass, fined $50 and $4 officer Donald F. Richardson. Edward A Pavel of Ewing. June 19. speeding day. fined $48 i and $4 oists, officer E. M. Has i tiviter. Harley Eugene Baker of La* Canada, Calif.. June 19. speeding day. fined $30 and $4 costs, offi cer K. L. Gude. Wallace Keith Johnson of Pro vo, Utah. June 19. speeding day. fined $20 and $4 costs, officer R. L. Gude. Ernest K Porter of Atkinson, June 19, overweight on capacity plate, fined $10 and $4, officer Clifford L. Kizzire. Jt STICK COl KT Ruben A Mueller of Stuart, June 19, speeding night, fined $lf> and $4 costs, officer. Gerald Wottlaufer. ONEIU. KH'Al.S Mr and Mrs Edward Tellier and boys went to Silver Creek Sunday evening and returned Monday. Huy a Nylon Tire at liayon prices at Sco\ te'» \\ ostorn Auto. 6.70 \ l.'> only SlK.ttt, plus tax. Mr. and Mrs Louis Stor.johann and family and Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Knoell and family spent Sunday at Et Randall touring the power house. I Plenty of Parking SPACE • FRIENDLY. COURTEOUS SERVICE! ’ , p.m. SHOP ... COMPARE ... SAVE!... — BB ^B fk ORANGE DRINK 4 SI00 PILLSBURY CHOCOLATE — _ H1GEL FOOD TASTE GOOD — 2-LB. BOX IOLEO 4 LBS. 98c I 50 c-o-u-p-o-n 50 I i SPRY- -3-LB.CAN85c I TOP VALUE I £§& I —-1-— I STAMPS FREE! I ffi 1 I UCT;r I Coupon Good Only I ^ I ■ I ID. I Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday I ■ I PICKLE & PIMENTO LB. Hj June 24-25-26 I d I Lunch Meat 43c | 5Q50 | Vjjjjjl H U. S. I». A. INSPECTED AND GRADED “GOOD” BEEF — \ ^>1^ 5 ■ FRESH LEAN PORK WIMMER’S ALL MEAT — WZN I Wieners. 21 lb sack 89c | £3‘ BOIL_perlb. 19c I Ml M __ FRESH LEAN - \ 5 S rival 2 pound. Spare RIBS .. per lb. 39^ Isn rin nnv bologna_Perib.43c DH U11 DO CHEESE "... per Ib. 49cfe*\ __ 2 ^TT3> 1 SEEDLESS WHITE — JUICY SUNKIST — Grapefruit 4 for 25c Oranges. 2 doz. 49| U. S. NO. 1 “A” SIZE — NEW RED 5PIID5 10 lbs. 39c 25 lbs- 98c We Guarantee Every Melon 100 PERCENT 4*C LB. FRESH TASTY — 5 /«v7 | CORN . IQ for 3frc PRICES EFFECTIVE 0 Till RSDAY THKI SATl'RDAY M •II M: 20 TO .11 NK 22 K III WEST FROZEN ■ PEAS\ 10-QZ- IQc I FRESH FROZEN — 5 PROS. « ^Strawberries .. $1.00 I 1H Ti ll OVEN FROZEN — 5 PROS. m FRUIT PIES ... $1.00 I SOAP RI'YS-U. Ivory. 2/3»c; Per. M Ivory, 8/29c; Ol. Ivory Flake*. 83c; fl. m I. Ivory Snow 79c; I.r. Ivory Snow S3c; 0 Itatli Camay 2/29c; Rcr. Camay, 3/29o; m Bath Ze»t, 2/1 lc; Reg. Zest 2/29c; I<r. 0 Lava 2/SSc; Rcr. Ijiva 2/27c; Ir. m On/. 38c; Oi. Oxydol 70c; Rcr. Oxydol 0 88c; KiiiR Tide 1.88: I.g. llieer 88c; OL H Orcft, 70c; I,r. Dri ft 88c; King Joy m»o; 0 Econ. Joy 75c; I.R. Joy 88i'; 10 lb. Ibiah V 2.49; Rcr. Comet 2/3Sc ; Ring Cheer 1.3S 0 PIN Nil 'Iv — 24 OZ. JAR 0 Waffle SYRUP.. 39c I III FFY ASSTD. — 0 SPONGES 10 pkg 69c 1 ALLISON — 300 CANS 0 SPAGHETTI 3 for 29c ( WILSON’S — 12 OZ. CANS ■ B IF..3 for 08c I KRAFT — 2—10 OZ. PROS. ■ Marshmallows . 35c 1 PUREX — BLEACH . I gal. 33c PETER PAN 12 OZ. JAR Peanut BUTTER 39c HOLLAND DUTCH — ; ICE CREAM t gal 5$c GIANT SIZE — CHEER..... 69c YACHT CLUB — COFFEE, per lb.. 79c BLACK — 4 OZ. CAN PEPPER _ 19c PILLSBl RY — 50-LB. SACK FLOUR .... $3.59 PINE CONE — 303 CANS Tomatoes 2 for 29c PILLSBl RY — FLOUR. 5 lb. sac 49c B.C. BREAKFAST — 4« OZ. CAN COCKTAIL .... 39c SPORTSMAN — t LB. CAN SALMON_55c UNIT — STARCH _ qt. jar 25c BAKER’S CHOC. — 12 OZ. PRO. CHIPS_33c MA BROWN — 21 OZ. JARS Crape Jam 2 for 49c TASTI RIPE — 2Vi CANS PEACHES 3 for 89c ROSE DALE - 303 CANS PEAS-5for 75c GARDEN KIND — 80S CANS Crm, Corn 5 for 59c MORTON HOUSE — 14 OZ. CANS Pork-Beans 5 for 98c
