Future Subscribers |
GRUTSCH Mr and Mrs. Joe
Grutsch of O'Neill, twin daug
ters. weighing 6 pounds 11 ounces
and 6 pounds 15 ounces, respect
ively, bom Tuesday, June 25. at
St Anthony's hospital in O'Neill,
The Grusches have four sons
ICKLKR Mr. and Mrs. Dale
IckJer of Wakefield, a son, Kelly
Duane, Ixirn Wednesday, June 12,
at the Wakefield hospital. Mrs.
Ickler is the former Rayma Ru
zicka, daughter of Mr and Mrs.
Ben Ruzicka of Verdigre Mr.
Ickler is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Ickler of Orchard. They
now have three daughters and
two sons.
MOLER—T/Sgt. und Mrs. John
Moler of Waltham, Mass., a son,
born Sunday, June 16, at Walt
ham Sergeant Moler is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Moler of
O'Neill. Sergaent Moler was grad- i
uateed last week from air re
search and development com- |
in,mil s non-commissioned offi- '
tors' academy at Kirkland air |
fore** base in New Mexico.
WARING Mr and Mrs Maur- i
Ice Waring of Des Moines, la., a ’
•on, Mark Eugene, weighing 7 i
pounds 3 ounces, horn Tuesday, '
June 23, in Des Moines, la. Mr. i
Waring is the son of Mr and \
Mrs. Kenneth Waring of O'Nelil. i
The Maurice Warings now have !
three sons. ,
KLOPPENBERG- Mr. and Mrs. \
Alvin Kloppenborg of Emmet, a
son, weighing 7 pounds 4%, oun
ces, l»orn Tuesday, June 25, at St. j
Anthony's hospital in O’Neill.
TOM JACK Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Tomjack of Ewing, a son
weighing 7 jiounds 15Vfe ounces,
born Monday, June 24, at St. An
thony's hospital.
LECH Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Lech of Atkinson, a son, Anthony
Lynn, weighing 4 pounds 11 ounc
es, bom Thursday, June 20, at At
kinson Memorial hospital.
RISINGER Mr. and Mrs. Rex
Risinger of Center, a son, weigh
ing 8 jxiunds 15‘2 ounces, lx>m
Sunday, June 23, at Lundberg
Memorial hospital at Creighton.
STEWART Mr. and Mrs. I,ouis
Stewart of Lynch, a daughter, we
ighing 6 pounds 5 ounces, bom
Friday, June 21, ut Sacred Heart
hospital in Lynch.
McCLENAHAN Mr. and Mrs.
Jerald McClenahan of Council
Bluffs, la., a daughter, Rache
Ruth, weighing 9 pounds. The Mc
Clenahans have two sons. The
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Tangeman and Mr. and
Mrs. Omar McClenahan of Cham
bers.
ALLEN Mr. and Mrs. John
Allen of Grand Island, a daugh
ter, Elizabeth Ann, born Sunday,
June 16. Mrs. Mary Dusatko of
O'Neill is the paternal grand
mothivr.
Sick & Injured {
PAGE Sterling Albright is hos- I
pitalized at the Veteran’s hospit- J
al at Lincoln . . .Mrs. Alton *
Braddock is suffering from a i
back ailment . . . Mrs. Emma J
Dorr of Norfolk, who recently un- i
derwent surgery, came to Page, |
Friday where she will spend some ; i
of her convalescent time with I
friends . . . Mrs. Rose Chichester .
accompanied Mrs. Merwyn I
French, rs., and daughter, Bette,
Mrs. William Ragland and Mrs. |
John Lamason to Norfolk Friday ,
where she had a medical check- f
up . . Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Fams- 1
worth entered the St. Anthony’s j
hospital Wednesday, June 14, for 1
a medical check-up. Mr. Fams- i
worth had a blood transfusion . . . 1
Mrs. Emma Kemper was quite i
ill at her home last week but is 1
much improved. She has been i
under a doctor's care. 1
LYNCH Mrs. Veldon Lee ac- j
companied Mr. and Mrs. Harlan .
Holtz to Sioux City Friday where I
Mrs. Lee had a medical checkup, j
■ . Vince Jehorek, who has been I
in California for several weeks, .
expects to be home by July 4. He J
has been Staying with his young- j
est son and family in California, I
but was hospitalized there for a 1
time. i
The Town House
WILL sen e Sunday dinners j i
from 12 noon until 2 p.m.,
starting Sunday. July 30, 1
through September. I J
TAKE-OUT orders for your |
picnic: Chicken in a basket, ; i
shrimp, French fries ,etc. i'
PHONE 273 |
For Reservations
DANCE
American Legion
Ballroom
Sat., June 29 I
Johnny Hider
and His Band i
of .Man dan, N. D. ’
Admission: $1.00 .
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Prices Effective Thursday, June 27 Thru Wednesday, July 4.
PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE - OPEN 7 DAYS 7 NIGHTS TILL 9
ENDS AND PIECES 5-LB. BOX WILSON’S CERTIFIED FRESH — BEEF — V
Bacon_98c Fryers_lb. 45 C Boil_lb. 19c t
I). S. GOOD — RIVAL SLICED — ENI) CUT —
Rib Steak. lb. 55c ^ac#n - 2 lbs. 89c Pork Chops lb. 39c
WILSON’S CERTIFIED —
SPICED HAM — BRAUNSCHWE1GER — FRESH —
Lunch Meat lb. 43c Lunch Meat lb. 43c Pork Roast lb. 39c
p m m m w v v w
F THE ONE AND ONLY KRAFT —
MIRACLE
| SWANS DOWN CAKE MIX —
FLOUR - IP »d. 89c I TUNA -... |«»$i
MAZOLA —
OIL-per qt. 75c
BLACK —
PEPPER 2 1-oz. cns. 15c
TASTI RIPE —
Mixed Fruit 3 2? cns. 89c
CUDAHY’S —
TANG — 12-oz. can 39c
JERSEY CREAM —
Pancake Mix _ 10-lbs 38c
HERSHEY’S — *
SYRUP —_ 16-oz. can 23c
WHEATIES — ^
Sugar Jets 2 deal pk. 29c
STOKELY’S —
Cream Corn 4 303 cns 59c
PI REX —
BLEACH..... i-gaL 33
WE HAVE A
Full Selection of
WE OFARANTEE EVERY MELON UM% — 1
4c{
LB. j
FRESH Jl'ICY SFNKIST — SFNKIST — 1
LEMONS ..... 10 for 29c ORANGES..... 2 doz. 49c i
SOLID, FRESII, FRISP —_____ ' H,*ADlS ■
LET 81 E 25*
FRESH ltIN(i — FRESH — ■
CHERRIES.... per lb. 39c STRAWBERRIES .. pt. 29c f
Van Camp’s
BEANS
PORK &
4 2? cans... 98c
All Flavors
KOOL-AID
3 for 10c
Kraft
MUSTARD
2 6-oz. jars. 19c
Kraft
MARSHMALLOWS
2 10-oz. pkgs 35c
Sheffield Dill
PICKLES
Qt Jar.29c
WE WILL
BE OPEN
ALL DAY
THE 4TH
OF JULY
IJBRY'S FROZEN— M
LEMONADESoz can 10c I
Dl’TOHOVEN — m
FRUIT PIES_5 pkgs. S1 I
MEAT PIES 5 pkgs. SI I
SYMPHONY — M
STRAWBERRIES _ 4 full lb. boxes S I. I
ACE IIKiH — ■
ORANGE JUICE -.0 6-oz. cans 00c I
NORTHERN — M
NAPKINS_2 80ct. boxes 25C I
CHARCOAL_5-lb. sack 59c I
j STOCKTON — M
CATSUP_2 H oz. btls. 49C I
HYDROX — ■
COOKIES_full lb. 49c 1
PHENIX — m
CHEESE_2 lb- bo* 69c I
HERSHEY’S — M
COCOA_l-lb box33c I
LUSHUS R.8.I*. — m
CHERRIES_4 303 cans 98c t
SUNNY COAST — m
GREEN BEANS... . 2 303 cans 29c f
HAASE STUI'I'EI) OR PI^AIN — M
OLIVES__3 ^SI I
SUNSHINE — M
KRISPY CRACKERS....lb.box29c 1
MA BROWN PRESERVES — m
STRAWBERRY.. 2 10-oz. jars 39C 1
PRINCE — m
DOG FOOD . 6 cans 49c I
LIBBY — M
TOMATO JUICE. 2 46-oz. cans 59C 1
MY T FINE — ■
PUDDINGS_3 pkgs. 25c t
GIANT SIZE — m
duz_69c J
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