Mace (left) and Graham . . . discover corridor Rate in school I
snapped.—Tile Frontier Photo.
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Burglars’ Effort
Futile at School
Man Found Asleep
in Weeds Quizzed
Holt county authorities are still
probing a break-in at the O'Neill
public school which took place
early Friday morning.
Custodian Harry Graham and
Junior Mace discovered the break
in when they reported for work.
The intruders gained entrance
through a window in the hallway
that links the main building and
the gymnasium. They removed
the glass from the door leading
into the superintendent's office
and went to the vocational agri
culture room and borrowed a bolt
cutter with which to snap the
bars in a steel gate. The gate
is used to seal off the corridor be
tween the main building and the
auditorium.
Holt Sheriff Leo Tomjack said
Wednesday no items have yet
been reported missing. “The bur
glars knew their way around the
building, all right,” he declared,
“and a large piece of iron was
found presumably for use in for
cing entry."
A man was found asleep in the
grass between the two buildings
when Graham reported for work
The man, questioned exhaustively
by the sheriff's office, insists he
knows nothing of the breaking or
entering. _|
The man, not identified by the
sheriff except as a government
employee, admitted having a few
drinks the night before.
CHRIST LUTHERAN (O’Neill)
Rev. A. S. Gedwillo, pastor
Thursday, August 1: Walther
league meeting, 8 pm.
Friday, August 2: Men's club
meeting, 8 p.m.
Sunday, August 4: Worship
service and holy communion,
9 a m. Announcements are by
regstration. Sunday-school, 10:15
am.: The Lutheran Hour, WJAG,
4 p.m.
Tuesday, August 6: Sunday -
school teachers' and staff meet
ing, 8 p.m.
Thursday, August 8: Ladies Aid
meeting, 8 p.m.
Frontier for printing.
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l o Wed in August j
Charles Neyens of Creighton J
announces the engagement of I
his niece', Miss Mary Jo Mul- 1
ler (above) and Russell J. Clos- I
son, son of Mr. and Mrs. An- ]
son Closson of O’Neill. Miss I
Muller is the daughter of the j
late Mr. and Mrs. James T. |
Muller. She was graduated 1
from St. Lodger's academy at 4
Creighton, Mr. Closson was 1
graduated from O’Neill high i
school, attended the University I
of Nebraska and served two J
years in the armed forces. An I
August 24 wedding is being 1
planned. I
Petersburg Youth
Dies of lnj uries ]
CLEARWATER — Donald Ma- '
jerus, 21, of Petersburg died in a 1
Neligh hospital Tuesday of injur- | \
ies suffered in an auto accident j
one-half mile east of Clearwater j I
on U. S. highway 275 early Mon- ,
day. | [
Sheriff Lawrence Rittcher said J .
Majerus was a passenger in a car \
driven by Richard F. Brachle, 17, ,
of Albion. He said Brachle lost \
control and the car hit a bridge
rail, rode up the rail and then
plunged into a creek. |
A chunk of angle iron which
had penetrated Majerus' thigh |
had to be cut with a torch before
he could be removed to a hospi- j
tal.
- 1
mi i 1111 —- ,
Tills one-car accident on a bridge of creek near ( learnater
claimed the life of Donald Majerus, 21, of Petersburg.—The Fron- (
tier Photo.
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150 Cattle Expected Today !
There will be 150 head of cattle at todays’ sale—mostly |
light yearlings. steers and heifers. The offering will consist
chiefly of light feeder cattle.
Expected for the hog sale will be between 100 150 feeder |
pigs.
Both cattle and hog markets have been good this week
around the auction clrcidt-generally the prices have been a
bit higher.
O’Neill Livestock Market
Phone 2, O’Neill M
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MEDAL HOME BRAND ASS T. STANDARD’S INSECT I MORTON HOUSE
FLOUR PRES’VES BOMB Pk & BEANS
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:: COUPON I
Star Kist |
;; tuna !
Per Can 29c!
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Table Ready J
j| OLEO j
j! Per Lb. .. 19c j
PRICES EFFECTIVE I
August 1 Thru August 3 I
. OPffl .. 7 BAYS I
' OPEN • ■ 7 MITES I
TIL 9 P.M. I
Plenty of Parking Space (
^ SYMI'IIONT FROZEN — ^ B
\j Strawberries 5 for S"| J I
| l.mitY'S FROZEN — t; OZ. r\N | W
> Lemondade _10c < I
11 Fruit Pies . 5 pkgs $1 i I
I FROZEN R.S.I*. — % g
. J Cher’es 301b tin $§.49 J J
| TIiisi> chcrrli'H lire pncki'tl I purl ■
P sugar to ovi'rj' 4 parts rlicrrios. f B
REAL 001.0 — B
i Orange Rase 0 cans 89c I
CHEESE". 2 lb. box79c I
RAKER’S 1.0. 18 OZ. l’KO. ■
1 Choc. CHIPS .33c 1
Marshmallows 2 '"-"z 33c J
i FIRRY’S FANCY — B
t omatoes 2 303 cns 43c I
I'RIOE OF INDIA — m
i R!k. Pepper 4 oz. can "f 9C f
IIEUSIIEY’S — m
COCOA-J/2 1b.33c I
i SANTA ROSA CRUSHED — «
Pineapple 2 303 cns 39c f
FIRST PRIZE — m
■ SYRUP .. 24 oz. btl. 39c I
* SHEFFIELD DILL — ■
PICKLES — qt. jar 29c I
I PETER PAN — 12-OZ. JAR 1
s Peanut Butter.. 35c I
WILSON’S — M
Corned Beef per can 39c I
DOUBLE LUCK — M
Gr. Beans 6 303 cns 89c I
PILLSBI RY — M
FLOUR ... 5-lb. sack 49c I
> HAASE’S — W
OLIVES_3 jars $1.00 I
BETTY CROCKER — M
t L’ll Angel Fc:J. pkg. 29c I
SUGAR. 100-lb sac $9.98 (
CONTADINA — W
1 Apricots. 2 303 cns 49c I
B.C. BREAKFAST — M
Cocktail _ _ 36 oz can 35c I
Aerowax ... qt. can 49c I
CAREY’S — ■
■ Table Salt . 2 tubes 23c I
BUFFO — ■
Spongesper pkg. 09c 1
TASTI RIPE — m
i Peaches.. 3 2T cns 89c (
TASTI RIPE — m
Mix Fruit. 3 21 cns 39c I
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Prunes.. 2*lb. box 39c I
Ll’SHUS — ■
; Red Beans 2 303 cns 29c I
i MY • T - FINE — ■
Puddings.. 3 pkgs. 27c I
I BEEF BOIL per lb... 19C
ROBERTS COTTAGE —
CHEESE, 12-02. bos;. 19c
(TDAHV'S —
Braunschwg’r, per lb. 45c
NEBRASKA LONGHORN —
CHEESE, per lb-47c
PICKLE & PIMENTO OR —
Macaroni & Cheese lb. 49c
RIVAL SLICED —
BACON, per lb. — 49c j
SWIFT’S — ENDS & PIECES OF —
BACON, per lb. 27c
FRESH FROZEN —
PERCH, per lb. — 33c .
