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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (July 18, 1957)
Future Subscribers TROSHYNSKI Mr and Mrs B J. Troshynski of Omaha, a son Thomas Joseph. weighing ( pounds 11 ounces, bom Wednes day. July 10. in St. Joseph's hos pital. Omaha. Mrs Troshynski if the daughter of Mr. and Mr. Johr Con aid of Emmet Mr Troshyn ski is the son of Mr. and Mrs August Troshynski of Atkinson. HENN Mr. and Mrs Floyd Henn of the Deloit community, a daughter. I»m recently at the An telope Memorial hospital in Ne ligh Mis Henn is the formei Marlene Hester, The Henns now have two laughters. LI CHART—Mr. and Mrs. Ger ald Luckert of Creighton, a daughter, Lori Jean, weighing f pounds 9 ounces, isun Wednesday, July 10, in Lundberg Memorial hospital, Creighton. SCHAAF Mr. and Mrs. Mikt Schaaf of Atkinson a daughter, weighing 5 pounds 6 ounces, bom Monday, July 15, at Atkinson Memorial hospital KRAMER- Mr. and Mrs. Her man Kramer of Stuart, a daugh ter, weighing 7 pounds 9 ounces, bom Tuesday, July 16, at At kinson Memorial hospital. JOHNSON Mr and Mrs. Mer vin Johnson of Plainview, a daughter, weighing 5 pounds 3 ounces ,ix>rn Wednesday, July 17, at Lundberg Memorial hospital [r. and Mrs. Walter Ficke of Inman, daughter, weigh ing 7 pounds, born Wednesday, Julv 17. at St. Anthony's hospital. KRYSL Mr. and Mrs Don Krysl of Stuart, a son weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces, bom Friday, July 12, at Atkinson Memorial hospital CONNELL Mr. and Mrs. Craig Cbnnell of Newport, a daughter, Dobra Kay, weighing 8 pounds 11 ounces, irorn Friday, July 12, %t St. Anthony’s. CRAWFORD—Mr and Mrs. Arnold Crawford of O'Neill, a son, Arnold Ervin, weighing 6 pounds 3 3/4 ounces, born Friday, July 12, at St. Anthony's hospital. imiiiiu Mr. ana Mrs. Arcme Bright of O'Neill, a daughter, Jean Lorraine, weighing 6 pounds 2 ounces, bom Sunday, July 14 at St Anthony’s hospital. HANZLIK—Mr. and Mrs. Al vin Ilanzlik of Niobrara, a daugh ter. weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces, lx>m Wednesday, July 17, at Sa cred Heart hospital in Lynch. MATTHEWS —Mr. and Mrs. John J. Matthews of O’Neill, a daughter, Mary Antoinette, weigh ing fi pounds 8 ounces, bom Tues day, July 16, in Our Lady of Lourdes hospital, Norfolk. The Matthews have one other daugh ter find two sons Mrs. Matthews ts the former Dorothy Burival. AUSTIN Mr. and Mrs Gerald Austin of Sidney a son, Steven Lee, weighing 7 pounds 9 ounces, bom Friday, July 12 at Sidney. This is the couple’s second son. Mr. and Mrs. James J. Kelly of O’Neill are the maternal grand parents. Little Steven was bom an Mr Kelly's birthday anniver sary. GREEN Mr. and Mrs. Troxel Green of Amelia, a son, bom Wednesday, July 3, in the Bur well hospital. Spangler Boys Celebrate— ltOJRSEY- Dennis and Veldon Sjmngler recently celebrated their birthday anniversaries with par ties at their home. Dennis celebrated his 11th an niversary on June 19 with 19 young guests. Veldon celebrated lAs eighth anniversary. July 7 but his party was on July 8. He entertained 25 guests. The after aixwH were spent swimming, fol fciwed by lunch. Both boys re ceived gifts. Children present at the parties hr hided Gregory and Pamela Derickson, Biljy Halstead, Billy Revell; Donnie Linquist; Ronald, Roger and Claudia Derickson; Larry, Kenny. Dicky and Kathy Lieh; Darvin and Dawn Johnson; Sheryl Dee and Bruce Nelson. Kathy Snyder, Betty and Dianne KuMk. Connie, Christi and Cindy Lou Sholes, Rodney Michael, and Craig Hibbs; Russell and Craig Derickson; Vicki and Bradley Hansen; Lyle and Irma Juracek; and Kathleen, Mark and Dolores Thnmish. Several mothers attended both parties Both boys are sons ol Ua, and Mrs. Merle Spangler The Spanglers have one daughter Gayle. Engagement Told— PAGE- Mrs. Wayne Carlson ol Caldwell, Ida., announces the en gagement and approaching mar riage of her sister, Martha Stod dard. to Frank Delbert Nickel Both are of Caldwell. Mr. Nickel is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Pier Nickel, formerly of Page. The wedding date has been set foi July 24 at the First Methodist church at Caldwell. ' 11 — IjUMlti apr Tour 1*1 an* Made— Home Extension club members who plan to participate in the landscaping tour Tuesday, July 23. will meet in the assembly room of the courthouse annex at 10 a. m The group will tour in O'Neill area in the morning The Atkinson area will be cov ered in the afternoon with the group assembling at 1:30 p. m. at the parkhouse. Wayne Whitney, horticulturist from the University of Nebraska, ' will discuss the various settings and answer questions on shrubs, tree and flowers Hospital Notes ST. ANTHONY (O'Neill) Admissions: July 10 Mrs. Craig Connell of Newport; Mi chael Gude of O'Neill; Nick , Schwindt of O'Neill; Mrs Bryon Davis of O'Neill, Mrs. Roy Bos harf of O’Neill, Mrs Duane Sum mers of O'Neill; 11 Ronald Mc Clellan of O'Neill, Loretta En right of O'Neill. Mrs. Arnold Crawford of O'Neill; 12—Miss Le ona Serck of Emmet, I/iuis W. Taggert of Chambers; 13—Mrs Clarence Hansen of Inman; 14— Mrs. Archie Bright of O’Neill, Ronald Black of Ewing, Lloyd Black of Ewing; 15—Victor True of Ewing, Mrs Howard Manson of O'Neill, Delbert Robertson of O’Neill, Elroy Lieh of O'Neill, David Hannink of O'Neill, Mrs! Alton Braddock of Page, Mrs. Lester Raff of Orchard; 16 Mrs. James F Regal of O’Neill, Mrs. Walter Fick of Inman. Dismissals: July 10—Mrs. Walt er Johnson of Page, Mrs. LaVem Engler and baby girl of O'Neill, 1 -co Vandersnick of Ewing, Duane Hoerle of Ewing, William Albert Ellis of Lynch. Kenneth I>ee Sum mers of O'Neill; 11 Mrs. Donald Maw and baby girl of O'Neill, Mrs. Bryon Davis of O’Neil], For rest Strait of Bonesteel, Mrs. Henry Winkler of O’Neill. 12— Mrs Roy Bosh art of O’Neill, Lin da Butterfield of Inman, Michael Gude of O'Neill, John Green of Butte, Robert McClellan of O’ Neill, Miss Maude Urban of Ew ing, Lewis John Gettert of O’Neill; 13 Mrs. Fred Salak of O’Neill, L A. Ott of O'Neill, Mrs. Delbert Whiting of Ewing; 14—Baby boy Summers of O'Neill (expired). Mrs J r. Contois of O'Neill; 15 Nick Schwindt of O’Neill, Lloyd Black of Ewing; 16— John A. Lansworth of O'Neill, Mrs. Craig Connell and baby girl of New port. Mrs. Duane Summers of O’ Neill, Mrs. Alton Braddock of j Page; 17 Mrs. Hubert Kohle of Stuart. Mrs. Archie Bricht of O’ Neill. Still hospitalized; Mrs Lester I Raff of Orchard, Mrs. Beatrice ( Powell of O’Neill, Victor True of | Ewing, Ronald McClellan of O’ Neill. Mrs Water Fick of Inman, Mrs. Clarence Hansen of Inman, Mrs. Howard Manson of O’Neill, Mrs. Arnold Crawford of O’Neill, Mrs. Russell Barelman of O’Neill, Mrs. Ralph George of O’Neill, Ronald Black of Ewing, Gar rett Janzing of O’Neill, Emmet C. Wertz of O’Neill, Elroy Lieb of ; O’Neill, Louis W. Taggart of | Chambers, Mrs Herman Doit of ; Orchard, Miss Meta Martin of O’ Neill, Delbert Robertson of O’ Neill, Loretta Enright of O’Neill, j Miss Leona Serck of Emmet, Mrs. James Regal of O'Neill, Mrs , Lois Adams of Chambers, David ; Hannink of O'Neill. ATKINSON MEMORIAL (July 15) Admitted: July 8—Peter Tush la of Atkinson, medical. 9—Mrs. John Ortiz of Lena, 111., medical; Lawrence Dobrovolny of O’Neill, | medical. 10—Mrs Fred McCart of Emmet, obstetrical; Carol Ku bart of Amelia, medical; Mrs. [ Anna Galligan of Atkinson, med ical; Ray Gant of Atkinson, med ical. 11-Mrs. Louis Sidak of Emmet, medical; Mrs. Felix Lai ble of Stuart, medical; Mrs. j Art Horton of Stuart, medical ' 12- Mrs. Laura Mulford of Stu-j art, medical; Mrs. Don Krysl of Stuart, obstetrical. 15—Mrs. ohni Lucht of Ainsworth, medical. Dismissed. July 8 — Mrs Ray Seger of Atkinson; Mrs. Marlynj Schrader and son of Brocksburg; j Andy Irish of Stuart. 10 — Mrs. j John Ortiz of Lena, 111.; Carol Kubart of Amelia. 13—Mrs Felix Laible of Stuart; Andy Forbes of Atkinson; Lawrence Dobrovolny of Ray Gant of Atkinson; Mrs. Fred j McCart and son of Emmet; Mrs. Louis Sidak of Emmet. 14 -Geo rge Enbody of Atkinson. Hospitalized: John Damero of O'Neill, Peter Tushla of Atkin son. Mrs. Clara Jennings of At i kinson, Mrs Art Horton of Stu- j [art, Mrs. Laura Mulford of Stu art, Peter Engler of Stuart, Mrs. | Eugene Upstill of Long Pine, Mrs. Delbert Gentele and son of Stu-| art, Mrs. Don Krysl and son of , Stuart, Mrs. Anna Galligan of Atkinson, Lawrence Lofquist of Stuart, and Mrs. John Lucht of Ainsworth SACRED HEART (Lynch) (July 15) Admitted: W H. Block of Anoka; Dr. Edwin B. Bradley of Spencer; Mrs. Mary Classen of Spencer; Mrs. Carl Gnewuch of Norfolk; Baby Gaylelm Hansen ^ . '1 HOME FOR SALE! — IN O’NEILL — This Is a 3-bedroom, full basement National Home slight ly I year old located in Northern Heights addition only three blocks from schools. Lot 70 ft. x 100 ft. It has gas furnace, oak floors and beautiful Youngstown kitchen cabinets. It has been landscaped, shrubbery planted this spring, and other Improvements. Any persons interested in buying a home are invited to inspect the property. For appointment call 735. ^ 1 ART NOECKER Salads Abound ... Ifs Summer mr em aMBrim BBT 4 - ’*'**9 It's that time of year . . salad time. Whether you're a devotee of indoor eating year round, or one of those who literally enjoys the outdoors on a warm, feathery night, salads always have a place on the menu. BEAN WALDORF will be a most welcome addition to any planning. It's a great idea, and simply made with the help of a convenient can of pork and beans with tomato sauce with chopped or sliced tart apples Extra crunch comes from chopped celery. BEAN WALDORF marries well with any meat, hot from the charcoal cooker, or cold sliced leftover roast. It's a natural for buffets, patio parties and even carries 1 well for a new touch for the beach party or woodland picnic. So as you plan for the next outing, consider this crunchy, colorful salad With a 1 pound can of pork and beans with tomato sauce, you're bound to have a hit on your hands. JULY PICNIC Bean Waldorf Salad ('.aid Roast Beef Slices t oasted Cheese Slicks Assorted Relishes Fresh Raspberries and Blackberries in Crtam Hot or Iced Tea or Coffee Bean Waldorf I tablespoon lemon juice l tablespoon mayonuaise 1 red apple, diced or sliced *4 cup chopped celery 1 can (I pound) pork and beans % cup chopped walnuts with tomato sauce Sprinkle lemon Juice over apple to prevent browning Lightly ml* with remaining Ingredients. Chill several hours. Serve on crisp garden greens. Makes 4 servings. <nj of O'Neill; Mrs. Alvin Hanzlik of Niobrara; Miss Lillian Hendrick son of Bristow; William Jordan of Butte; Miss Marie Mahlendorf of Lynch; Mrs. Gennie Berens of Spencer; Charles W. Fox of O’ Neill Dismissed: July 9—Alvin Da vis of Spencer; Mrs. J. H. Sieler of Butte. 1(L Richard Ring of Spencer. 11 Mrs. Jacob Roth of Bonesteel, S. D ; Miss Penny Oberholt of Naper. 12 A. C. Han sen of Butte; Mrs. Robert Whet ham of Spencer. 13 — Mrs. Paul Neumiller of Naper LUNDBERG MEMORIAL (Creighton) July 6-13 Admitted: FYed Doerr of Creighton, Norman Raff of Creighton, Karen Snell of Gordon, Mrs. Anna Somer of Niobrara, Mrs. Ruth Sigler of Bloomfield, Mrs. Mary Horstman of Creigh ton, Mrs. Maria Suhr of Creigh ton, Mrs. Gerald Luckert of Creighton, Miss Anna Kurka of Niobrara, Ralph Jensen of Creigh ton. Dismissed: Chester Sufficool of Winnetoon, Mrs. Loal Luckert of Creighton, Mrs. Ronald Cook and son of Verdigre, Mrs. Mary Horst man of Creighton, Norman Raff of Creighton, Karen Snell of Gor don, Mrs. Bernard Kellogg and son of Orchard, Fred Doerr of Creighton. METHODIST (tlhambers-Amelia) Rev. Harold Dean Bonath, pastor AMELIA— Sunday, July 21: Worship ser vice. 9:30 a.m., “Why the Church?”; Sunday-school, 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, July 23: Official board meeting, 8:15 p.m. Thursday, July 25: Choir and MYF, 8 p.m. CHAMBERS— Sunday, July 21: Sunday-school, 10 a m.; worship service, 11 a.m. "Why the Church?” Young adults will meet after church for their monthly meeting. Potluck dinner. Monday, July 22: Junior choir, 7:30 p.m.; intermediate MYT\ 8 p.m.; senior choir, 8 p.m. BOTH CHURCHES District Supt. Robert Embree and wife will be with us Sunday evening. Wednesday, July 24: Individual prayer time, 8-9 p.m. Club Is Formed— EWING—Facts and Fun club is the title of the new extension group formed here at the home of Mrs. Andrew Olson. Next meet ing will be August 1 with Mrs. H. R. Harris. Attends Reunion— Ed Hanley left Wednesday evening, July 10, for Pittsburg, Pa., to attend a reunion of the 305th fighter control squadron of air force World War II fame. Report Presented— EWING—Miss Patricia Hahlbeck reported on Comhusker girl’s state at Thursday’s meeting of the American Legion auxiliary. Visit Donohoes — Mrs. Myrl Keiser and daugh ter, Kay of Valentine and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Clark of I .as Veg as, Nev., spent Tuesday visiting at the Thomas J. Donohoe home. Try Frontier want ads! Mrs. Edgar Jones Burial at Chambers CHAMBERS—Rev. Harold Bo nath conducted funeral services at 1:30 p.m., Friday, July 5, at the Methodist church here for Mrs. Edgar (Anna) Jones, a for mer resident Burial was in the Chambers cemetery. Anna Ermer was bom May 1, 1878, at Omaha and came to Holt county as a young girl. On No vember 20, 1902, she was mar ried to Edgar Jones. Survivors include: Widower —j Edgar; sons Laurence of Seneca and Lister of Bellevue, Wash.; daughter — Mrs. I>ean (Eleanor) Cuckler of Lansing, Mich.; broth er—William Ermer of O’Neill: sis ter—Mrs Emma Elver of Lewis ton, Ida. John R. Gallagher, Attorney Estate No. 4196 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN COUNTY COURT OF HOLT COUNTY, NEBRASKA, July 11, 1957. IN THE MATTER OF THE ES TATE OF WALTER TRUSSELL, DECEASED. CREDITORS of said estate are hereby notified that the time lim ited for presenting claims against said estate is November 8, 1957, and for the payment of debts is July 11, 1958 and that on August 8, 1957, and on Novmber 9, 1957, at 10 o'clock A. M., each day, I will be at the County Court in said County to receive, examine, hear, allow, or adjust all claims and ob jections duly filed. LOUIS W. REIMER County Judge (COUNTY COURT SEAL) Money to Loan — on — AUTOMOBILES TRUCKS TRACTORS EQUIPMENT FURNITURE Central Finance C. E. Jones, Manager O’Neill Nebraska Cattle Auctions WILL BE HELD Every Tuesday For the convenience of yon who have even a limited number of cattle to sell, we will bold our regular sale every Tuesday. Phone us your listings in advance when pos sible. Your patronage is ap preciated. Northern Nebraska’s Best Advertised Auction “The Old Reliable” Atkinson Livestock Market Ph. 5141 Atkinson, Nebr. “Selling Csttle Exclusively” 150 Cattle Expected Today There will be around 150 head of cattle today (Thursday) at our regular weekly sale. About half will be stock cattle. There will be a few light yearlings In the offering and other ight ctttle. Three registered Hereford bulls, two-, three- and four years-old, have been consigned to today’s sale. ,_ Probably 150 feeder pigs in the hog sale starting at 1 o’clock. O’Neill Livestock Market Phone 2, O’Neill Page News Harold Heese left Sunday for Deloit where he will work for Ixxiie Sojka in the hay field. Gregg Kemper will work for Frank Bohn in the same neighbor hood Mrs. Roy Hanson was hostess Wednesday, July 10. to members of the Neighborhood club for an afternoon of work and visiting. The ladies readied peas for the locker for Mrs. Calvin Harvep, who was hospitalized, and picked out black walnut meats for the hostess. The hostess served lunch Mrs. Pete Sojka will bo the July 24 hotess. Mr. and Mrs Melvin lloach at tended funeral serv ices for her cousin. Harry Meyer, at Randolph Tuesday. Mr and Mrs. Melvin Roach joined a group of Osmond peo ple and proceeded to Hoskins Sun day for a picnic dinner at the J. E. Pringle home. Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Murfin of Cairo returned to their home Th ursday after spending a couple of days in the home of her aunt, Mrs. John Gray and Mr. Gray. Miss Marian Heiss, student nurse at Bryan Memorial hospital at Lincoln is spending a two week I vacation at Page with her par-1 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Heiss Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Lund and sons of Scotia were Wednesday to Friday guests in the home of her j grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Gray. The Lunds were on their way to Lodi, Cal., where they ex pect to make their home and where Mr Lund has employment as an electrician. Mr. and Mrs.Walter French of Stromsberg and daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Lomoree and daughter, Candace, of California and Miss, Mary Louise French of Aurora were honored guests Sunday at | the Merwyn French picnic tab les. Other guests were Mr and Mrs. Alton Braddock, Alice Fren ch, Mr. and Mrs. Merwyn French, jr.. and Stephanie, Mrs Louise Heiss of Page and Mrs. Emma uorr ot iNortolK. Mike and Steve Wood of Battle Creek accompanied their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wood home Sunday afternoon from Page where they spent a week in the home of their great grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R D. Copes. Mr. and Mis Gus Beelart and son, Larry, of Spokane. Wash., left Monday for their home after spending a two week vacation with relatives in the Page and Ewing vicinities. On Sunday, a family reunion was held at Neligh at Riverside park. Those in at tendance beside the honored guests were Mr. and Mrs. Gor don Harper and daughter, Jean ette, and Mr and Mrs. James Jarman, all of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bohn of Deloit, Mrs Marie Beelaert of Ewing, Mr. and Mrs. Alfons Beelaert and children of Orchard, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beelaert and Mr. and Mrs**- Joe Beelaert and their children of Page Mrs. William Scheinost was hostess to the members of the NO 1C club Thursday for an in formal afternoon of visiting. Mrs. Carrie Sterner will be the July 25 hostess. Mr and Mrs. A. J. Richstetter and Jimmie of Osmond and Mr. j and Mrs. Melvin Roach were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs.j Warren Cronk for supper Thurs-j day evening in honor of little i Mis^ Joan’s fourth birthday an niversary. Mfs. Melvin Roach returned I Saturday from a two week trip to the West coast where she visited) a sister and nieces and was an overnight visitor of Mrs. William Simmons and daughter, Jane, at Cupertino, Calif. Mrs. Warren Cronk and her mother, Mrs. Melvin Roach, were Wednesday, July 10, guests of Mrs. Agnes Bearinger at the Loren Wilson home at Orchard. The junior choir will have a j choir practise following their par I ticipation in the annual memorial ! tea program at the church today ! * Thursday I afternoon and will ; sing at the Sunday morning ser I vice. Assembly vice-president of the Rebekah lodge, Mrs. Sophia Pas cal. Mrs. Carl Max, sr., Mrs. Ann Tietz and granddaughter, Pamela Wolf, all of Omaha were Tuesday. July 9 to Friday guests of Mr and Mrs. Carl Max. jr. While here the ladies attended lodge at Page on Tuesday and at Inman on Wednesday, at Or chard on Thursday evening and Plainview on Friday evening. Linda Alberts is spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Conk and daughters. Mrs. L. F. Knudsen was Thurs day evening hostess to the mem bers of the Contract Bridge club for an evening at cards Mrs. Dan Troshynski held high score with Mrs. Alton Braddock, second high. Mrs. Emma Dorr of Norfolk and Mrs. Harold Kelly were guests. Mrs. Cordos Walker will be the entertaining hostess on Ju ly 25. Mis Becky Kennedy, who is a member of the nurses training class at Bryan Memorial hospital at Lincoln, spent the weekend with her pa rents, Mr and Mrs. Harley Kennedy. Mesdames Gertrude Deaver of Des Moines, la., and Mrs. Mer wyn French, sr.. accompanied the Misses Marie Heiss of Hast ings and Miss Viola Haynes of O’ Neill to Des Moines and to visit relatives also at Champaign and Chicago. III., on the way to La Peer, Mich., where they will be guests of Mrs. French’s son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs. Duane Dorr, and children. At Champaign, they will visit the old home of their mothers, Mrs. Sus ie Reed Haynes and the late Mrs. Dollie Reed Heiss. Part and per haps all of the group will contin ue on East to points of interest before commencing the trip home. Members of the Wesleyan youth group enjoyed a hayrack ride to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Rutherford Friday evening. A business meeting was held fol lowed by a weiner roast. The day also marked Mrs. Berl Baty’s birthday anniversary. Jerry Terrill of marion, Ind., s{)ent the weekend at home with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Terrill. Members of the MYF plan to leave the church at 6:30 p.m., Friday for O’Neill where they will have a swimming party to be followed by a weiner roast. Mr. and Mrs Harold Freemyer will sponsor the group during the ab sence of Mrs. Merwyn French, sr. Mr. Leslie Stevens of Oakland stopped in Page Tuesday and and called on his brother and sis ter-iaf-law, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Stevens, his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cunning ham and his sister, Mrs. Eva Cunningham enroute to O’Neill.: His wife, who had visited with her parents, Mr and Mrs. John Oruetch, the past week, accom panied him home. Mr. 'and Mrs. Henry Fleming; ;>f Ewing were Monday supper quests of Mrs. Dora Townsend. Mrs. Fleming and Mrs. Townsend, are sisters Mrs. Henry Schleuter and Rick, who have been visiting friends in Lincoln, came Monday to visit friends before returning to their home in Casper, Wyo. Mrs. John Melvin is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. A. Frenking, while Mr. Frenking and son, John J are on a fishing trip to Ely, O’Neill Tree Service Insured and Bonded FREE ESTIMATES C. W. SNOWARDT 5 blks. North of Sunset SU. ^1—1™ ^^BEVERAGES NOW • •. in the New KING SIZE! Your Dealer Has DODGER for you! Try DODGER . . . dis cover for yourself its thirst-quenching good ness! “DODGER BEVERAGES TASTE GOOD” DODGER Bottling 7-UP Bottling Company Company O’NEILL and NORFOLK — | Rock Falls News Well, here we go again into an other week to the tune of whir I ring combines and tractor - drawn hay machinery. The hay 1 ing has been almost a continuous ,iob since mid-June And weren't these last rains wonderful? A sad note is sounded heiv-and 1 there for those who had hail. Mr and Mrs Sam IVnekson and sons were Saturday evening callers at the Arnott Buxton home. Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Young. Bobby and Karen of Ravenna have been visiting relatives in and around O'Neill for the past week. The families of Mrs. Doris Hynes met at Ford park in O' Neill Sunday for a family picnic honoring the birthday anniversary of little Karen Young. Present were Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Young and children, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Drueke and children, Mr. and Mrs. IXm Hynes and daughters, Mr. and Mrs Lou Brown, Terry and Cindy and M',ss Regina Hynes. On Sunday evening the- Sam Derickson family visited his father, Bill Derickson. Friday evening visitors at the Sam Derickson home were Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hipke and son, Mr. and Mrs. George Mellor and children and Mr. and Mrs. Ben ton Mellor. Mrs. Ixm Brown was hostess at a party Wednesday evening, July 10. There were 16 ladies pre sent. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Young Bobby and Karen, Mrs. Doris Hynes and Regina were Friday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ix>u Brown. Hobby stayed until Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Vequist and daughter returned Thursday from a vacation trip to Ix>s An gelos, Calif., and were overnight guests at the Henry Vequist home, leaving Friday for their home at LaFayette, Ind. Betty Morrow came to the Henry Vequist home Monday for a few days visit with her grand parents. The Misses Leah and Linda Serck left for their home Satur day after having spent a week at the Henry Vequist home and —i .. visiting friends around the nelgh horhood. Mi's. Mary 'Tomlinson was a Saturday dinner guest at the Don Hynes home. Mr. and Mrs. lX»n Hynes and daughters returned home Friday after a few wonderful days va cationing in the Black Hills. The only drawback, they said, was insufficient time Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Young and children were Sunday supper guests of the lXm Hynes family. Mr. and Mrs. James Moss and children of Sioux City spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mi's. Albert Steins Sunday dinner guests at the Albert Sterns home were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Slaymaker and child ren and Mr. and Mrs. Don Stems and 1'chine Mrs. Edward Stems and children came in the after noon. , Leah and Linda Serck were supper guests at the John Schultz ; home Friday Mr. and Mrs. Albert Widfeldt, | Norma and Jimmy were eve 1 ning visitors at the William Lange home last Thursday. Mr and Mrs. Hoy Forbes and ; children of Spencer were Sunday supper guests of the Albert Wid j feldt family. Mr. and Mrs Forbes have successfully run an "up and-coming” grocery store in Spencer the past year and invite their acquaintances of this com munity to attend their first anni versary party today (Thursday). Mr. and Mrs. Charley Saide of Sioux City and Darlene John son were Friday afternoon cal lers at the Floyd Johnson home. Mr. and Mrs. Saide were just ending a vacation trip to the West coast and visited relatives in this v icinity a day or two be fore going home. Gene Yantzie is spending a few days with his grandmother, Mrs. Kathryn Yantzie. Itrtiirn from East — Mr. and Mrs. John Kersenbrock returned by train last Thursday after a three weeks visit with relatives in Chicago, 111., and Lewisburg, Pa. Arrive for Weekend — Mrs. Kevin Kocina and Kay of Creighton arrived Wednesday to spend the weekend with her mother, Mrs. W. H. Party. - -..—t ANNOUNCING ... NOW OPEN! Rae & Sheri’s Cafe (Formerly the Coffe Cup* ... is now open for business and anx ious to serve you for meals, snort orders and snacks. Located on Douglas near the corner of hourth and Douglas streets. ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ * ^B^j * ADVANCED CUSTOM-MADE** * HAVOLINE : * MOTOR OIL * jl Regardless of price, Advanced Custom-Made ^ "" Havoline la the finest motor oil you can use ^ i* in your tractor, truck or car. ★ it This outstanding motor oil from Texaco ■£ * keeps tractor engines cleaner, thus delivering ^ if full drawbar power. 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