Bowling Standings
CHAMPS
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Hardings Creamery 26 13
Kansas Nebraska 2:>
Town Sc Country 24 15
Court House — 21
Dodds Oil Company . 20 19
Sharp Shooters 154 234
Gambles _— 124 264
Meadow Gold - 12 27
HJG Ted K y s t e r, Hardings
Creamery, 189
HIS Tom Cronin, Meadow Gold,
510
HTG Harding Creamery, <81
HTS Kansas Nebraska. 2179
STREAMLINE
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Heinz 57 27 12
Bazelman’s Service 24
Methodist Men — 21
Friendly Pepper-uppers 21 18
Spilta- 18 ®
Otrist Lutheran Men 1 18 21
Legion Blue 15
Strikers 15 24
H1G Bud Paulson Christ Luther
an Men 1. 200
HTS Guy Johnson, Heinz 57, 487
HTG Friendly Pepper-uppers, 784
HTS Bazelman's Service, 2227
IN & OUTERS
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Leaguettes - 294 124
Orchard Orioles . 27 15
Dodds Oil On- 26 16
Orchard Owls
Skippers 19 23
Sandhurrs-— _ 19 23
Bowlerettes- 114 30*
Ashgrovettes-,— " 31
HTG Zola Hering, Dodds Oil Co.,
160
IHS Nina Burival. Skippers, 425
HTG Sandburrs, 587
HTS Leaguettes, 1665
ROUNDUP
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Shelhamer Oil — — 27 12
Hogs Cattle
Have Auction
Will gladly sell your
LIVESTOCK
Every Wednesday
Butte Livestock
Market \
K of C Red_24 15
Prouty Bros. 22% 18% I
Dick s Bar _21 18
Ye Olde Farmers .. 19% 19%
New Outlaw Store ... 16% 22%
Bright s Store - 13% 25%
Postoffice 12 27
lflG Pete Hoffman, Ye Olde Far
mers, 206
HIS Pete Hoffman, Ye Olde Far
mers, 539
HTG IK of C Red. 793
HTS K of C Red, 2200
BOOSTER
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Meadow Gold 31 11
Caterpillar* 30 131
Dick’s Bar 27 15
Town House __19 23
Hunt’s Plumbing — 16 26
Keglers 16 26
Nite Owls 15 27
J. M. McDonald s _ 14 28
HIG Jean Anderson, Meadow
Gold. 171
HIS Mary Helen Yantzie, Mea
dow Gold, 492
HTG Meadow Gold, 745
HTS Meadow Gold, 1777
VARSITY
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Orchard Legion _27 12
O’Neill Cleaners _ 24 15
Legion Gold . 22 17
! Drayton Elevator_ 20 19
Johnson Jewelry 19 20
Coast to Coast s _ 17 22
I Old Home Bread 16 23
j Midwest Fruniture 11 28
i HIG Dr. Wilson, Johnson Jewel
ry, 217
HIS Dr. Wilson, Johnson Jewel
ry, 545
HTG Legion Gold, 838
HTS Legion Gold, 2275
Classic
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K of C Green --29 10
Farmers Store, Page 21% 17%
KVHC 21 18
! K. of C 2 30 19
| Fox Bros. Hay Co. 17% 21%
Fuller Grav. & Redi Mix 17 22
Ten Pin Lanes 15 24
Cudahy’s Hams —- 15
HIG John Harrington, KVHC. 209
HIS I^arry Heiss, Farmers Store,
Page, 509
HTG Farmers Store, Page, 783
HTS K of C Green, 2207
BEEF
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New Deal Oil Co. 24 15
O’Neill Auto Supply 24 15
Page Oil Co. . 22 17
Foree Tire & Supply ...- 18
Izthaus Motor Co — 18 21
Sam's Bar - 17% 21%
Earley Oil Co. . - 16% 22%
Wick’s Body Shop-16 23
HIG M Wichman, Wick's Body
Shop, 207
HIS M. Wichman, Wick's Body
Shop, 351 '
HTG Wick's Body Shop, 875
HTS Wick's Body Shop, 2454
STK1HETTES
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O'Neill Auto Supply _ 25 17
Melcina's Pow. Puffs 244 174
Pinkerman s TV _24 18
O'Monde Club_24 18
Pin Pals ' 20 22
SandHillers 194 224'
Rollettes___ 16 26
I mkerettes __ 15 27
HIG Marlene McNieholes (Sub),
SandHillers, 170
HIS Marlene McNieholes (Sub),
Sandhillers, 437
HTG Melcina’s Powder Puffs, 628
HTS Melcina's Powder Puffs, 1705
Ryschon-foth Rites
in Rural CH urch
AMELIA — Baskets of yellow
mums and white carnations for
med the setting at a candlelight
ceremony when Miss Rena
Belle Ryschon of Ord became the
bride of Gordon G. Foth, also of
Ord at 2:30 p.m., Sunday, April
27, Their marriage took place at
Myra Valley country church near
their homes
Miss Katherine Ryschon, the
bride’s sister, sang ”1 Love You
Truly ”, and “Walk Hand in Hand
with Me”.
lilt' UI iut* V\cta given 111 men
riage by her father. She appeartHi
in a white lace floor-length gown
over white satin with a finger-tip
silk illusion veil.
Miss Katherine Ryschon, sis
ter of the bride, was maid-of
honor and appeared in a green net
over satin watz-length gown.
Other attendants were Miss
Jeanette Chipps of Ord, who wore
a lavender net over satin gown,
and Miss Gloria Burson. who ap
peared in yellow net over satin.
Flowergirl was a sister of Miss
Burson. She was gowned in white
net over satin.
The bridegroom was attired
in a grey suit. He was attended
by his brother, her brother and a
friend.
Mrs. Homer Scholz of Valen
tine, an aunt of the bride, poured
The wedding cake was served to
the guests along with coffee and
punch. The young couple will
make their home on a farm near
by.
The bride is a niece of Frank
Pierce of Amelia.
Brother, Veteran of
World War I, Dies—
Bill Becker, 66, a veteran of
World War I. died at Exeter.
Mrs. Ed Humpal, Mrs. Max
Hamik, Mrs. Josephine Judge
and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Jansen
drove to Exeter to attend the
funeral services.
Mrs. Judge and Mrs. Jansen
are sisters of the deceased.
Ohez-a-Mari Winners—
Mrs. Joe-Stutz.-Mrs. John H. Mc
Carville and Mrs. Robert Cole
were winners at Chez-a-aMari club
held Tuesday, April 22, at Mrs.
E. M. Gleeson’s home.
Mrs. Homer Mullen will be hos
tess tonight (Thursday) to Mar
tez and Delta Dek clubs
~~-I—^
POUTIOMl ADVERTISEMENT_POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT_
Voters and Taxpayers of Holt County:
I am a candidate for County Assessor at the Primary,
May XS, IMS.
• Ooonty Assessor 1043 to 1051.
• If elected I will attempt to equitably adjust Inequit
able tax valuations.
Your vote will be appreciated.
L G. GILLESPIE
4th Street ■
Market
Phone 93 O’Neill
We Deliver
Extra Fancy Washington Dwp Red
Winesap Apples. .. 15c
TEXAS NEW GREEN CRISP —
Cabbage_2 ^s- 15c
OALXFDRNIA 8CNKIST —
Oranges_2*^s 29c
NEW TEXAS MED. YELLOW 11.8. No. 1—
Onions_2*^s- 15c
DI’NOAN HINES CAKE MIX —
Devils Food.. pkg. 29c
Ler" Flake.. pkg. 37c
1 butternut instant
COFFEE i
> (j-oz. jar - $1.09 I
!_ i -b
8o OFF PACK — with oxygen bleach
Oxydol.. giant size 73c
sonJN- kw'cwxtbox
Facial Tissue- 19c
j ROBIN HOOD —
Flnnr 10'lb‘ bag* 93c
! --50.1b. bag $3.49
‘ KRAFT MINIATURE — lOVi-oi. pkg.
Marshmallows_
I BOSTON BUTT —
| Pork Roast_lb. 43c
LEAN MEATY
| | PORK STEAK !
i jPound.- !
-1-—e
KRAFT —
i Longhorn Cheese _ lb 49c
......
SWIFT PREMIUM TENDER GROWN
j FRYERS j
: i Pound — 39c I
| CUDAHY PURITAN —
! Minced Ham lb. 49c
SELECT —
| Beef Liver_lb. 49c
| BACON — I B- PKG
j Ends & Pieces_ 33c
I
Boies Presented Wrist watch
Gail Boies (left). Firestone tire dealer at Firestone. The presentation, based on sales per
Ewing, is being presented an engraved wristwatch formance and a 20-year record, was made in Oma
by H. H. Vischek. Omaha district manager for ha. The Frontier Photo. _
Kubik Reenlists
Pvt.-2 Joseph W. Kubik
(above), son of Mrs. Theresa
Kubik of O'Neill, is expected
home this weekend Trom Ft.
Lewis, Wash., where he was as
signed to the 34th armored di
vision until his separation early
in April. A five-year veteran of
of army service, Kubik plans to
reenlist upon • completion of a
.30-day leave. He is an armbr
crewman and spent more than
three years overseas.
53d Anniversary
Planned by Church
The 53d annual homecoming of
Center Union church near O’Neill
wil be held Saturday evening,
May 3, 8 o’clock, and all day Sun
day, May 4.
Sunday services will be at 10
a.m., 1:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m.
Rev. Melvin Grosenbach of
Gordon and Rev. Alton Perron of
Long Pine will be guest speakers.
Reverend Grosenbach is a for
mer pastor of the church.
The Sunshine Bible academy of
Miller. S.D., will provide special
music and singing.
A film wil be shown Saturday
night, "Proclaim Liberty”.
A cordial welcome is extended
to the public for these services,
according to Rev. C. P. Turner,
church pastor.
Visitors—
Mr. and Mrs. John Stahlecker
and family of Naper were Satur
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Shierk. Sunday the Shierks vis
ited in Norfolk with Mr. and Mrs.
G. E. De Vore.
Mrs. Kubichek keted
on 79th Anniversary
Mrs. Susan Kubichek, who was
Ixirn in Caanda and came to Holt
county when she was a
small girl, Sunday, April 27, cele
brated her 79th birthday anniver
sary.
She was honored at the home of j
her daughter, Mrs. Kieth Abart,
at a family dinner.
Present were: Mr. and Mrs. I
John Haggarty of Caspter, Wyo.; j
Mrs. J L. McManamy of Denver, 1
Colo., Bea Frazier of California;
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hancock,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Er
win and family and Mr and Mrs.
Abart and family, all of O'Neill.
One son and two daughters
were unable to be present: Wil
ford Kubichek of Casper, Mrs.
Rose Long of Barstow, Calif., and
Mrs. Kate Timlin of Caspter.
Mrs. Kubichek, whose maiden i
name was Susan Ernst, was bom
at Wesllesly, Ont., Can. She and i
her husband, the late Frank Kubi-1
check, became the parents of 10
children. One son, Ted, is deceas
ed. Her husband died in the fall of
1939.
Junior Worth Re-en lists
in Air Force—
Junior Worth, son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Worth, reenlisted Tues
day, April 22, at Omaha for four
v’finrc in thn air forro Mr. Worth.
who has a staff sargeant rating,
spent two years in Japan.
He and his wife, the former De
Maris Lindberg, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Lindberg, were
married April 6. They plan to
leave late Friday or Saturday tor
Norton air force base where Sar
geant Worth will be stationed
with the 63rd air reserve squad
ron as a radar specialist. En
route, they will stop at Wichita,
Kans., for a visit with his brother
and wife, T/Sgt. and Mrs. Char
les Worth.
They will make their home in
San Bernadino, Calif. Both have
relatives living there or nearby.
Pleasant Brook Has
I New Members—
EWING—The Pleasant Brook
4-H club met at the Clarence
Schmiser home Monday, April 21.
Roll call was answered by nam
ing an article used for baking.
All members were present. There
are four new memebrs: Lee Al
len, Mary Ellen, Tom, and Jack
ie Parks. The club now has 17
members.
Members told what they had
done toward planting their
garden.
Movies of 4-H flowers were
shown by Clarence Schmiser.
Lunch was served by Mrs. Sch
miser. Next meeting wil be held
at the Vincent Thiele home May
19.
Mrs. Kiiblchek . . . bom In
Ontario.—The Frontier Photo.
Weekend Guests—
Miss Conita Bazelman and a
friend, Janice Brown, of Omaha
were weekend guests of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bazel
man. Saturday Mrs Bazelman,
Conita and Janice were guests of
Mrs. Wayne Fox of Emmet.
Bridge Winners—
The 9FF Bridge club winners
Wednesday, April 23, at Mrs.
Donald Bunkers' home were Mrs.
Bennett Gillespie and Mrs. Har
rison Bridge.
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
wmrnwmm,,
4* District
arroiufry
W gotobed
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Goftobad tor Conr|T— Ummil*. Raqav TlWMM
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT _POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
FRANK NELSON
O'Neill, Nebraska
Candidate for Renomination
on the Non-Political Ticket to the
STATE LEGISLATURE
From the 28th District
HOLT • BOYD • ROCK • KEY A PAHA COUNTIES
Your Present Representative
A farm operator of Northern Holt County since 1906
Your support at the primary May I 3, I 938
will be appreciated
Piano Pupils Are
Heard in Recital
A piano recital was held at the
O'Neill public school auditorium
Monday, April 28, at 8 p m. The
program consisted of piano solos,
duets, trios, quartets and quin
tet. students of Mrs. Howard
Manson.
Those playing solos were Chris
tine Janousek, Danny Saunto,
Kathryn Derail, Janies I^iRue.
Kathleen Reynoldson, Diane De
rail, Sally Herler, Patricia Lor
enz, William Pruss, Annette
George, Deborah Eisenhauer,
Diana George, Norman .1 can Wal
ters. Carol Jo Holly, Terrance
Tom jack. Carolyn Fuhrer, Ruth
Ann Hansen, Terrance Kurtz,
Sonita Wilson, Barbara Wayman,
Katheleen Brady, and Janet
Krugman.
There were four duets Diana
and Annette George, Norma Jean
Walters and Diane Derail, Deb
by Eisenhauer and Torrance Kur
tz, Carolyn Kuhrer and Ruth Ann
Hansen; one trio- Terrance Tom
jack, Carol Jo Holly and William
Pruss; one quartet Kathryn De
rail, Christine Janousek, Danny
Saunto and James LaRue; one
quintet Barbara Wayman, Janet
Krugman. Katheleen Brady and
Konnie
O'NEILL UHA1.S
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Halva were his cousins,
Mr. and Mrs. William Halva, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Halva of Lynch;
and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wrehe.
Monday callers were Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Cernousek of Walnut
and Mrs. Edd Chudomelka of In
man. Other visitors t h e past
week were Henry Grady and Ed
win Hoerle of Ewing and John
Zahradnicek, sr.. of Atkinson.
$I.V95 for a nylon first line tire
a lih a lifetime guarantee at
Seovte'a Western Auto Store, O’
Neill. .Vi-Sc
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Janzing
were Sunday guests of their son
and family, Mr. and Mrs. John
J anz i ng._.
Dr. Donald E. David
OPTOMETRIST
Eyes Examined
Glasses Fitted
Phone 2101 Spencer
Koyen Buick Bankruptcy Automotive
Shop Equipment
PUBLIC AUCTION
Former Koyen Buick Building, Highway 20, Kwst Ainsworth. Nehr.
Thursday, May 8
1:00 P. M.
3—12-ton Blackhawk jacks; 1—Heln-Wamer push and pull
jack; 1—J. O. deluxe Jenny steamer; 1—Flex shaft sander; 3
Alamite fluid dispensers; 1 G4 Allen compression tester; 1--Fed
eral-Mogel crank shaft Itearing leak tester; 1—Allen unit tuner;
1—voltage regulator tester; 2—chain hoists and hoist dolly; 1—
Henderson tire changer; 2 Engersoll Rand impact wrenches and
chucks; 2—and 5/8 Kent Moore tension wrenches.
1—heavy duty brake reliner and grinder; 1 Steel cabinet;
1 Sioux valve grinder and attachments; 1—Sioux hard grinder
and attachments; 4—60-gal. Bennett oil lubsters; 2--Walker 4-ton
floor jacks; 1—1/8 h.p. Cadet l>ench grinder; 1—armature lathe; j
1—acetylene welding outfit; 2—Vi-in. heavy duty B & D & Sioux
drills; 1—SAE and Standard tap and die set, V<-in to 1-in.
1—5/8 heavy duty Sioux drill with stand; 2—bench vises; 1—
7-in. Sioux polisher; 1—alternating current parts cleaner; 1-pair
T-3 Safety Aimer light adjusters; 1—2-speed Clark sander; 1—
Ideal wheel aligning guage; 1—Alamite wheel packer; 1- paint
gun regulator, 2 paint guns; 1—Speed Dwell indicator, cam angle;
1-Ammco connecting rod aligner; 1—floor creeper; 4 -steel
benches.
1—set cam shaft bushing pullers; 13 gear pullers; 1—car
undercoater; 2—fuel analizer, gas mileage tester; 2—Ammcor
cylinder hones; 23—reamers (various types) 10—car stands; 1—
Kent Moore cylinder guage; 1—inside outside micrometer; 1—
portable air tank; l-*-Allen compression guage; 1—Allen fuel
pump tester; 1—Eureka vacuum cleaner; 1—snap-on knock out
set; 1—clutch aligning tool.
Many other items too numerous to mention
TERMS: CASH.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
O. H. BOOTH or DARREL BOWER
AINSWORTH, NEBRASKA
Fleming & Larsen, Auct. Double A Auctions, ('Jerk
,G& CYM-AWAY SALE
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Own Tour Own rlaygrouna See Our
8-PLAY GYM SET <-mi,.1.1 unP
Buy it now and get a full season's use Feature paclced y ^QO * T "fc f f 1
for days of healthy exercise and fun. Guarded with 9j <0jSjF i lO^rli >\]
every safety feature for protection (BSP22) U
Gym Set with Separate Slide IBSP30) $34.95 T A/^I/I T
10-PLAY GYM SET and 6-FOOT SLIDE 1/iLILLE.
$36.95 —i!;::_
Value M jr i Ml
Hat 2 swings, 2 rockot ridor, 3
rings, 2 horizontal bars and 1 trapozo.
6 ft slido atfachod Logs aro 7 ft.
inch tubing throughout.
(BSP27)
4 FOOT SLID! (MF44) *9999
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POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT_ POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
RE-ELECT
Howard D. Manson
FOR
Clerk of the District Court
I have enjoyed serving you the past 4
years and my service is your assurance of
an efficient and trustworthy public offi
cer.
For reference ask any lawyer practicing
in this court.
/w\ Vote for —
W Howard D. Manson