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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1958)
Ewing News Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Edwards Friday were her mother, Mrs. Dora Shipp, also her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mis. Harold Jocobscn, all enroute to their home in Harlan, la., after vacationing in Wyoming Mrs. Kittie Fry accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Willie Shrader and family to Page where they were evening guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fink and family. Mr. ami Mrs. Ernest Pierson had as their guest on Sunday, June 15, Miss Joan Pierson ol Torrmgtun, Wyo. From Ewing Miss Pierson went on to Lincoln to make arrangements to attend college this fail. Mr. and Mrs. William Price and children left for their home in Kentucky Thursday after visiting her mother, Martha Hill, and oth er relatives in Ewing for about 10 days. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gunter were dinner guests Friday at the home of his purents, Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Gunter. Melvin is working at Odebolt, la., and was at his home in Orchard for the weekend. The Gunter family has not been able to find a house at Odebolt. The Past Matrons Club and Star Kensington was entertained at the home of Mrs. Frank Sch midt Friday afternoon. Eleven members were in auenaunce. Mrs. R. G. Rockey left Wednes day morning, June 25, for her home at West Palm Beach, Fla., after a 10 day visit with relatives and friends in Ewing. Her dau ghter anil son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Zimmerman, took her to Omaha where she continued on her way by bus. The Zimmerman combined the trip with business und pleasure in Omaha and Lin coln, returning to Ewing Thursday evening. , ^ ., . Forum group of the United Presbyterian church will hold its annual Fourth of July picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Miller. After the dinner the after noon hours were spent visiting, playing ball and horseshoes while youngsters enjoyed races, penny hunt and various other activities. There' are ubout 12 couples anil their families in this group. Mrs. Robert Tams. si\, and son, Jerry, went to Omaha on Friday and accompanied Mrs. Tams, sr., and Bobbie home Satrday evening Janell and IXrnna Tams are spending a few days with then aunt and uncle, Mr. und Mrs. M. Marcellus at O’Neill. Miss Eunice Vanllorn of O Neill spent several days at the home of Mrs, Ella Zeims recently. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Shrader and fumily are making plans to spend the Fourth of July in Lin coln with relatives. Their son, David, who has spirit two weeks in Lincoln, will accompany them Mrs. Gene Ruby went to Sioux City by bus Saturday afternoon where she will spend the weekend with hr husband, Gene Ruby. On Sunday Mi', and Mrs. Everett Ruby and the four Ruby children went to Sioux City to spend the day with their son, Gene, and wife. Mr. und Mrs. LeFebre Eacker of Spalding were guests at the home of his brother and wife Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eacker Bryon Eacker of Twin Falls, Ida., who has been a guest at the Ralph Eacker home several days, re turned to Spalding with them. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Max Wanser for the summer vacation are Bridget anil Kate O - Brein of Chicago, 111., and bheila Shattow of Scranton, Pa., who ar rived this week. Bobbie Walker returned to his home Saturday in Norfolk after spending the week at the home o Mr. and Mrs. Max Wanser and family. Mrs. Ray Tucker was hostess a! « party at her home Thursday evening. Several ladies from; Ew ing were in attendance. Mrs. Paul INSURANCE ALL KINDS Come in and let us figure the plans over with you. We can save you money and we appreciate your business. Geo. C. Robertson AGENCY Phone 534 or 012-J Will gladly sell your Hogs Cattle LIVESTOCK Have Auction Every Wednesday Butte Livestock Market ! Wegner of Creighton was in I charge of entertainment and de monstrations. L.unch was served I by the hostess. Miss Judy Wanser, wno is em ployed in Omaha, spent the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Max Wanser. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Cloyd for the weekend were their daughter and husband I Mr. and Mrs. George Garhart, and children of York. The teenage danee Saturday evening at the youth center in Ew ing was well attended and every | one had a good time. The Rock a-Bilhes furnished the music. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maas of Norfolk attended the funeral of her grandmother, Mrs. Frank An gus, held in Ewing Saturday 1 afternoon. They also visited at | the home of Mrs. Maas' parents, ‘ Mr. and Mrs. John Angus. Friends and relatives from the following towns attended the fun eral of Mrs. Frank Angus, held Saturday afternoon at the Ewing Methodist church: Omaha, Hart ington. Norfolk, Lincoln, Madison Verdigre, O’Neill, Clearwater, Ne ligh, Mrs Grace Briggs was an honored guest at a 12 o'clock din ner party Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Larsen, the occasion to celebrate her birthday anniversary. Several other friends were invited guests. The after noon was spent playing cards. Mrs. Grace Briggs enjoyed a visit from her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Loy Briggs and daughter, Beverly, of Corvallis. Ore. They were enroute to the East coast and ' left on Thursday to resume their ! iourney. Manasil, Burwell, Appointed Judge BURWELL William Manasil, 50-year-old Burwell attorney, was named judge of Nebraska’s 11th judicial district. The district includes Blaine, Garfield, Grant Greeley, Hall, Hooker, Howard, Loup, Thomas, Valley and Wheeler counties. Judge Ernest G. Kroger of Grand Island also serves the dis trict. In making the appointment, Gov. Victor Anderson said he had asked the Central Nebraska Bar association to select a committee to make recommendations for the position. ‘‘Mr. Manasil was among those recommended by the committee,” the governor said. A native of Howard county, Mr. Manasil was graduated from Creighton university in 1931. He is married and has two children. Deloit News Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Bollwitt were Sunday dinner guests at the Edward Spahn home, Sunday, June 22. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Manson attended a 50th wedding anniver sary at Wahoo on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Harpster and Pat Burke were O’Nell vis itors on Friday. Work has been started on the new schoolhouse. It is northeast of the Kneivel store. Mr. Lam bert of Chambers put down a well and Mr. Tunick and Mr. Hoefer of Elgin will do the build ing. . , • Evelyn Scholl is helping care for Vicki and Jodie Ray of Oma ha at the Tomjack home. Mrs. Pat Lamport and two chil dren of California arrived in Omaha by plane on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Bauer met them. They are visiting relatives here. We wish to express our sym pathy to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ernst i and Gaylon in the loss of their son and brother, Lyle, who was | killed in a tractor mishap Mon I day, June 23. The Ernsts live in I the Park Center community, j The telephone company has been I nuttimr manv thprf* Thf» loss of big ones at the Sisson home at Deloit will make quite a differ ence in the appearance of that place. A number were taken at the Frank Mlnarik and Ferdnand Hupp farms. Word was received of the death of Edith, 41, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Just. She passed away Thursday, June 5. Mrs. Just was formerly Ethel Anglis. The de ceased lived at Sacramento, Cali fornia and is survived by a hus band and two sons. Richard Napier was a dinner guest on Saturday at the Glen Harpster home where he was do ing some work. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reimer, and Elayne visited Mr. and Mrs. Don Starr and Elizabeth at West Point on Sunday. Mrs. Harold Kay gave a sur prise shower for Mrs. Howard Temple at Hastings on Tuesday. Things are looking fine and we could use a shower of rain. Frontier want ads pay. Our New Cafe Hours Due to the demand of our customers we now Open the Cafe at 6 A. M. FEATURING: SUNDAY DINNER SPECIAL S Pan Fried Country Style Chicken. Roast Beef Roast Pork and Short Orders BRING MOM AND THE FAMILY PHONE 65 FOR RESERVATIONS SPARETIME CAFE — WEST O’NEILL — Mr. and Mrs. Jess Kern, Prop. Tours Research Farm Harold Miller of O’Neill (a bovei recently visited the Rals ton Purina company offices in St. Louis, Mo., and the Purina research farm at Gray Sum mit, Mo. He was one of 300 farmers from this section who made the Missouri trip. The 778 acre farm is devoted entirely to farm research projects. Lynch News The local Lions clubs member? entertained their wives at a steak fry at the park Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Warren Collins o! Butte were Lynch visitors Satur I day. Mrs. Ena Fox of O’Neill spenl j Saturday here. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brady of O' I Neill visited Mrs. Bertha Bare and Mrs. Gladys Davis on Saturday. Mrs. Alice King of Stuart visit ! ed with Mrs. Frank Weeder Sat I urday. Mr. and Mrs. Elver Hodges ol jOna, Fla., are here visiting at the | parental home, Mr. and Mrs. My ron Hodges. Mrs. Marvin Schindler and i daughters returned to their home Missoula, Mont., after a ton-das visit here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Casey and two daughters returned to their home in Clairmore, Okla., Tues | day, June 24, after several days I visit at the Frank Crawford ! home here and the Louis Cran | ford home at Spencer. Mrs. Casey is the former Miss Elaine Cranford. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sixta spent | several days here from their farm in Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Farran ol South Dakota, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle I Farran of Stanton and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Stewart and sons plan to spend Friday, July 4, at the Bernard Allen home in O'Neill. Mr. and Mi’s. George Holtz of Marengo. 111., and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holtz of Norfolk visited at the Elmo Barnes home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Nelson of Butte visited at the Louis Nelson I home, June 21-22. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cranford spent Sunday, June 22, at the Louis Cranford home in Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Peters and family were dinner guests at the Dale Barta home in Ver de 1 Wednesday. Rudolph Sedivy and son of Rapid City, S. D., visited oldtime friends and relatives here last I weekend. Mr and Mrs. Archie Pearsall ! ot Winner, S. D., spent last week end with friends here. Mr. and Mrs Jack Darnell and family of Omaha visited relatives here several days Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Frahm of O'Neill spent Sunday at the George Courtney home. Mrs. Elva Novotone of Lincoln and Vera Treinies of Denver are visiting relatives here and in Holt county. Vernon .Ashby of Fremont is here visiting oldtime friends, Patty Anderson is in Omaha visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pitha. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Burbach and sons of Wynot, spent Sunday, June 22, at the Albert Kalkowsk. home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fishei were business visitors in Greg ory. S D., Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Stewar and sons spent Sunday evening June 22, at the Rernard Aller home in O’Neill. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pishel ol Verdel visited at the E. V. Mul hair home Saturday. Sheriff and Mrs Claude Collins of Butte were Lynch visitors Sat urday. Mr and Mrs. Rhea Hermann of Buffalo. W.vo visited friends and relatives here several days week - Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Tuch oi Niobrara visited at the John Hurd liome Saturday. Mr. and Mrs Henry Vonasek | of Verdel were Lynch callers Sat | urday. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Miller ol Wakefield spent Sunday, June 22, at the Joe Micanek, jr., home. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Craigh ol ! Hanlantovvn, la., spent several days at the Fred Spencer and Gracia Craig home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boldt ol Grand Island visited old time friends here several days this past week. Mr. anil Mrs. Paul Zakzewski of O'Neill visited the G. L. Mul hair home last week. Bill Spelts spent a short fur lough here with his mother. Venus News Mr and Mrs. Lavem Caskey of O'Neill visited with Harry Cas kev's on Wednesday evening, June 25. Mr and Mrs. Paul Baker and Susan arrived at the home of Mrs Bilker's parents, \Jr. and Mrs. Sidney Faulhnlxr on Friday, June 27, for a week’s vacation The Bakers live in Omaha where Mr. Baker is sales representative for Continental Oil company. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brookhous er were Tuesday, June 24, visi ors at the Emil Bartos home. Mr. and Mrs, Larry Rrookhous er of Greeley were Saturday, June 21, overnight guests at the home of Larry's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brookhouser. Sunday they enjoyed a picnic with 1 the Lloyd Shook family of Nor folk at O'Neill and attended the rodIX). Uirry took part tn the brone riding. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dorr and Connie. Kathy and Joan visited at the home of the former’s sister, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sladek of Bartlett on Sunday. June 22. Their daughter, Kathy, remained at the Slaivk’s home for a longer \ isit. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ianqulst amt daughter, Debbie of Platts mouth arrived Saturday, June 2X at the home of the latter's uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Paulhaber. They returned to their home Sunday. Mrs. Ralph Urookhouser visit ed .it the home of Mrs. Mary Volquardsen. Monday, June 23. Try Frontier want ads for .piick results! HOTEL LINDELL LINCOLN. NEBRASKA Mgr. Prank KM« Reasonable Rotaa FEATURING TILLMAN'S CAFETERIA FOR YOUR PICNIC PLANS, SEk SAFEWAY'S TERRIFIC ARRAY OF... — *! i Golden Crackers ISiW..29c Peanut Butter rffiSKT.”£ 49c * Sweet Pickles »££ f*»cy . .**£ 39c Stuffed Olives ESST?..!&£ 39c Assorted Kool-Aid££££?....6 25c Premium Mustard 19c Plastic Spoons and Forks^ 10c * (t ■Jf Let’s nead for the great outdoors ... with a hamper full of picnic-perfect foods! 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