0 Neill News
L. M. Mem man spent Friday
and Saturday in Sioux City.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Larsen
of Clearwater were Tuesday, Feb
ruary 4, guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Mlinar.
Dr and Mrs. H. D. Gildersleeve
left Tuesday. February 4, for a
vacation in California with rela
tives and friends They planned
to stop off at Las Vegas, Nev. The
children were left at O'Neill with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Porter pur
chaser! a trailer house and moved
to Columbus Monday . They will
locate at Co i urn bus
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Spry of
Pender were weekend visitors at
the home of Mrs. Spry's parents.
Mr and Mrs Emil Weyrich.
Gene Streeter and children,
Janet and Kevin, of Lincoln spent
from Monday until Wednesday at
the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Streeter.
Mr and Mrs. Lyle McKim and
Mr. and Mrs. Orville McKim spent
Sunday, February 2, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tasler of
Atkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Van Ert
and daughter, Evelyn, of Neligh
visted his sister and husband, Mr
and Mrs John Underwood, an<
family last Thursday.
Mr, and Mrs Robert Pappen
heimer and daughters went t<
Sioux City Monday to visit Mr
and Mrs. Phil Cohn and family
Mrs Cohn had submitted to sur
gery recently and is ’ getting a
long fine”.
Sunday vistors at the home o
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sivesind wen
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johi
Schleusener, of Orchard and Mr
and Mrs Herbert Gydeson.
D. C. Schaffer was judge at th<
bull sale at Broken Bow Wednes
day.
Weekend guests of Mr. anc
Mrs. Theodore Strong were hei
brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs
Don Mentzer of Columbus.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hamiltor
of Creighton were Sunday after
noon and evening guests of Mr
and Mrs Leo Hines. Mrs. Hamil
ton is Mr. Hines' sister.
Mr. and Mrs. K L. VanVoorhis
spent the weekend in Edgemont,
S.D., to visit his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. B. Van Voorhis and help
the latter celehrate her birthday
anniversary.
John Bohn of Loup City visited
at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. D. L. Bohn, on Sunday.
IDo you own your car—or does it own you?
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Rambler's first in economy, easiest to drive, turn and
park, smartest in appearance. Highest in resale value,
too. That’s why Rambler sales are breaking all records—
up 81%! And only Rambler gives you the best of both:
American big car room and comfort, plus European small
car economy and handling ease.
«4r_ American Motors Means More for Americans
OSCAR’S RAMBLER SALES
125 Wont Douglas, O’Neill
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New, Low Wholesale
BABY CHICK PRICES!
from
CORKLE’S. INC.
Phono 757 CPNolH. Noor.
Hatch Days—Wednesdays & Saturdays
CORCROSS HYBRIDS, No’s. 77 and 99
Straight Run $17.00 Pullets $36.00
CALIFORNIA WHITES
Straight Run $15.50_Pullets $33.00
Pnn AAAA SPECIAL
Straight Kun Grade Mating Grade
White Rocks
White Leghorns (ii f A
Austra Whites 5| 3 ^j4.50
Leg-Rocks J
Hamp-Whites
SEXED PULLET CHICKS
White Leghorns
Austra Whites i <tAA
Leg-Rocks f 79* *32
Hamp-Whites
White Rocks $24.00 $26.00
SEXED COCKEREL CHICKS
Leghorns $1.50 Cross Breeds $3.50
White Rocks $14.00
” ’ RANCHER’S SPECIAL
Only $ 10.50 Per I®®
These are straight run chicks, our choice of breeds (NO
LEGHORN'S). Include left-overs of heavies, hybrids, and cross
breeds. Usually run strong to dark colors.
STARTED CHIC K S—We will brood
chicks up to two weeks old for 5c per week
SUPER CHICK STARTER
Only S4.00 per 100
Peat Moss $4.50 Hygeno $2.95
WE ALLOW ’" " OVER- THfTCASH ^MARKET PRICES FOR
EGGS IN TRADE.
! Mr*. Januosek Wins—
I Winners at NTTF Bridge club
held Wednesday, February 5, at
the home of Mrs. Dwight Wor
II cester were Mrs. George Janou
sek and Mrs. Don McKamy, a
guest. Other guests were Mrs.
■ Robert Devoy and Mrs. Don Tem
plemey er.
finest in Lincoln—
Miss Maritu Wilson, daughter
1 of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilson, left
Wednesday tor Lincoln where she
is the luxiseguest for about a
week of Miss Mary' Sandra Rice.
They will attend the Gamma Phi
Beta formal dance Saturday eve
ning.
Double Shower—
Chez-a-Mari met Monday eve
ning at the home of Mis. Joe
Stutz. A double pink and blue
shower was held for Mrs D. A.
Kersenbroek and Mrs. Stutz. Win
ners at bridge were Mrs. Joe Mc
Carville and Mrs. Kersenbroek.
Completes Visit—
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Matt
hew's of Lincoln were Saturday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde McKenzie and weekend
i guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Streeter.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Fahrenholz,
Gerald Fahrenholz, of Chambers
and Alice Frerichs were Sunday
dinner geuests of Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Hoiz. g
The Serek sister*: l,«-ah (left) and Linda.
O'NEILL LOCALS W. W. Waller.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fritton and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Juran
Boh and Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Bohn ami children spent the weekend
attended the funeral of Mrs. visiting relatives near Rurke and
Louis Koenig at Elgin on Mon- Honest eel, S.D.
day. Mrs. Koenig was a sister Mr. und Mrs. Gerald McDer
of Mrs. Fritton and Mrs. Bohn, mott were Sunday guests of Mr.
Mr and Mrs A. L. Patton re- and Mrs Elmer Sterns north of
turend Friday from a 10-day visit O'Neill
in Golden, Colo., with their son. Mrs Clvde Strecter returned
Douglas, and his family. Saturday from Lincoln, having
Gary Waller of Wayne State spent the past week at home of
Teachers college was a weekend son, Gene, and family,
uest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Daughters Make
News in Education
EMMET Mr. and Mrs. Will
iam F. Serck have rceived im
portant news from two of t h r
laughters in the past week
Dr. M B. Childs, registrar at
Nebraska State Teachers colleg
at Wayne, last Thursday advis'd
!he parents that Miss Linda nt
lained a scholastic average of 3,0
quality points for the first semes
ier. (Freshman average is 1.3).
She earned straight A s in com
munications I. beginner French,
American history to 1865 and
Amercian history since 1856.
Meanwhile. Miss Leah. who re
cevied a bachelor of science de
gree at Concordia college, Sew
ml, has assumed duties as teach
er of the third and fourth grades
at Redeemer Lutheran element
ary school in Denver, Colo She
was graduated at Seward in chap
el ceremonies January 17 and l>o
gan in Denver January 21. She is
a memlH’r of the Lutheran Educa
tion association. Leah s address is
1345 W. Dakota ave, Denver 19.
Cblo.
Houaeguests Here—
Mrs. James Boyle returned
home Monday after a six weeks
vacation and rest at the homes of
tier children, Marian Trowbridge
of Omaha; Patricia of Kansas
City, Mo.; and Donald of Man
hattan, Kans.
Star News
Mr and Mi's. Lysle Johnson
a n d I-any were in Verdigre
Thursday. While there Mrs. John
son called on Mi's. Wayne Boeder
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Linquist call
ed at the Ben Miller home Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Lysle Johnson
and family had home made ice
cream with the Ewalt Miller fam
ily Saturday evening.
Misses Beverly Linquist and
Norma Timmerman oi \\ aym
spent the weekend with homefolks
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Johnson
and family, Mr. and Mrs Soren
Sorenson, jr., and family. Mr
and Mrs. Bill Derickson and fam
ily and Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Johnson and familv spent Wednes
day evening, February 5, at the
Lysle Johnson family home.
Mrs Nels Linquist and Vicki
and Mrs. Ewalt Miller spent last
Tuesday afternoon, February 4, at
the Lysle Johnson home.
Miss Barbara Fox spent the
weekend with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Boh Tomlinson. Her
parents and sisters, Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Fox and Peggy, came for
her on Sunday.
Miss Maureen Sehaaf spent the
weekend with Barbara Miller.
Misses Janet Krugman and Bar
barn Way man came on Saturday
afternoon to join the slumber
part that evening.
Mrs. Joe Nekieda of Omaha
spent the weekend with the Elmer
and Leonard Juraoek families
fcwing News
Mrs. Clarence Scbmiser accom
panied In her sister-in-law, Mrs
Vein Upton, and Mrs Otto Rei
mer of Lincoln were calling on
Mis William Wulf Monday mor
ning.
Mr, and Mrs. Hen Larsen at
tended the u editing and reception
of Tom Coleman, jr., of Neligh
and Hcrnnrdine Doran of Klgin
held Saturday at Klgin.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Van Conet
and family have moved to the An
ton Tomajck residence. Mr, and
Mrs Tomjack. grandparents of
Mrs. Van Conet, are now making
their home with their daughter.
Miss Claire Tomjack at O’Neill
The residence vacated by the Van
Conet family is now occupied by
Mr. and Mrs. Aldrich Thomsen,
who reticently came to Ewing
from Atkinson.
Miss Alice Hamilton of Colum
bus was a weekend guest at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Elmer
Grim Miss Hamilton is a former
home economics teacher of the
Ewing public school.
Our buyers have gone all out to bring in record quantities of
U.S.D. A. Choice beef for this big event
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more tender, more downright fine eating! f
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Sirloin
Steak
U.S.D.A. Choice Grade Beef;
trimmed of excess fat and bone
Ground
Beef
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Made from chunks and lean beef
trimmings with just the right quantity
of fat to cook up deliciously juicy
U.S.D.A. Choice Graded
Beef by the Quarter
Forequarter Hindquarter
451 551
Sides, Lb. 49c (prices include cutting and wrapping)
Chuck Roast SI-dTok.ic,..Lb. 69*
Rump RoastScr^H Lb. 89*
B*|_ R*_m—or Rib Steak; 7-inch, 70#
KID KOCIST U.S.D.A. Choice Beef . .Lb. # W*
Porterhouse funder Lb. $1.19
STEAK; U.S.D.A. Choice, AA.
DiriOSIl ■ ip tender, boneless beef . .Lb. Jr jr C
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hruary Family Circle
to make your Mardi Gras
alters fit for the king of the household!
Pork and
Beans
A 25<
Van Camp’a
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Tomato Dried
Soup Prunes
4 45c m 40c
lOtt-oz. I JJ
I Heinz, condensed Z Glenview; medium, California-grown
Zippy Dill PlCkleS Regular or Kosher Style-Jar 25c
Golden COrn^KUsw-n.-fsctad.2 Ca£ 29c
Brussels SprOUt# toaea/premium quality.Pkg. 29c
Worcestershire Sauce with your beef ... BtL 23<
NuMade Mayonnaise 39c
Regular Rice Show Bolt: white, cook, perfectly Beg 33c
Quality MacaroniSi.X^.nl 21c
Pie Crust Mix «™.u.££20c
Pimentos Crab Meat Shrimp
Lima Beans Paprika Frozen Okra
Tobasco Sauce Chili Powder Frozen Raspberries
Horseradish Hominy Grits Parmesan Cheese
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Vienna Bread
Skylark; wonderful flavor—specially priced this week, saving you 4c a loaf.1®^
Heinz Ketchup 2 14-0*. 4Qc
Made with rich, red tomatoes and spiced just right.BottloS ^
Bartlett Pears 3n.^$100
Town House; choice quality, uniform halves packed in heavy syrup... Colts ■
Hydrox Cookies SSWSJ 49c Beans JESW 10c Chunk Tuna 5SSS ....**£ 33c
Cream Cheese 5STs,!X KJl 7c Inslant Coffee $1.19 Moneta Ch® Sauce.“£ 27c
Pineapple hSr1i.2rt„,S; 21c Puddings . 3 26c Chopped Beef 49c
Bisquick SSSEIWISJ 47c Soup Mix hKW £i'rS45c Armours Tree! yrin.’S 49c
Walnuts 59c Pure Vanilla c^c*..*3:45c Armours Beef Stew ISSr.’S 49c
Black Pepper Crown Colony .. C*n 17c Cider Vinegar for cooking ... BU. 29c Corned Beef Hash 39c
^^resher Fruits and Vegetables...at Safeway!
Crisp Carrots FREE GIFTS
— but by taring Safeway■
pink cask register tapm
Mardl Gras
DINNERWARE
— 5-piece place setting for only
Dries*/'ll r«l/M-»/CriaP an<l crunchy, 1r XV* envelopes, each containing *35 in tanas
■ USViUI >-“l“ry brittle, trimmed .... Lb. I JC —, ,, _ ,
Apples .I?g59c Webster’, Incydopedl,
Fresh CrapesS3«?iSyif?;.u.19e DICTIONARY
Golden Yams19c 1“«”C“pC'
diagrams and art reproductions
Section No. 6
I NOW ON SALE-0^ ea.
★ 10 sections in all. Start
assembling your set this week!
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