Residential Moves
Here Are Noted
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Schaffer and
Dewey have rented a home m the
northwest section of town in the
new addition for the school term
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gettert and
family have moved from Atkin
son to O'Neill.
Mr. and Mrs Art Ennen and
family, formerly of Lynch, moved
to O’Neill in the Wolfe home, for
merly occupied by the Edward
TelLier family The Telliers moved
to Lincoln.
Newcomers to O'Neill are Mr
and Mrs Donald Younie and Paul
10, and Martha, 9. Mr. Younie is
the new McKesson-Roberts sales
man. They formerly resided in
Sioux City. They are living in the
Lawrence Jonas home south of the
library.
Mr. and Mrs. William Petsche
and family are moving into the
Pruss house south of the Neigh- j
borhood grocery store.
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Helmer and
family moved to Winner, S D., this i
past week.
Ribs Fractured in
Vacation Fall
Orville Morrow, who lives two
miles north of O'Neill, suffered
and possibly three broken ribs
August 16 while vacationing at
Colorado Springs, Colo. He slip
ped and fell in a motel.
His neigh!x>rs Monday organized
a haying liee and made short
work of 80 acres. They worked
from 9 a m until 4 p m. and put
up nine stacks.
Participating were Don Adam
son, Kenneth Ellingson, Harry
Page, Marvin Clouse, Lowell
Clouse, Robert Hanley, Earl Ep
penbach, Albert Stauffer, Alvin
Haselhorst, Duane Sanders, Henry
Vequist, Gerry* Sauser, A1 Suaser,
William Kraft, Frank Fallon, Paul
Krugman and Boyd Boelter.
Providing dinner and lunch for
the workmen were Mrs. Lowell
Clouse, Mrs. Deraid Graham,
Mrs. Don Adamson, Mrs. Marvin
Clouse and Mrs, Kenneth Elling
son.
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Boesen New Head
of NCNC for ’58-’59
At the North-Central Nebraska
conference meeting held Tuesday,
September 2, at Bassett, officers
for the coming year were elected:
Marvin Boesen, superintendent at
Stuart, was elected president and
the new basketball coach at
Stuart took on the secretarial dut
ies.
The group voted Ainsworth as
site for the NCNC basketball
tournament. The band clinic will
also lie held at Ainsworth.
The conference vocal clinic will
lie held at Valentine, the track
meet at Bassett, and the fresh
man-sopohmore track meet will
be held at O'Neill.
The next NCNC meeting is sch
eduled for January 10 at Bassett.
The Holt County High School
Activities association meeting will »
be held Saturday, September 13,
at 10 a.m., at the high school
Mrs. Winkler Is
South Side Hostess
EMMET—The South Side club
met with Mrs. Joe Winkler Tues
day, Septemtjer 2 All members
were present but two. There was
a round-table discussion ol the
school situation in relation to in
tegration and reorganization.
Next meeting will be with Mrs.
Leon Beckwith, at which time
there will be sewing for the sur
gical department of St. Anthony's
hospital.
Other Emmet News
The Newton family held a pic
nic in Ford’s park in O’Neill Sun
day, Aug. 31. Twenty-five relatives
were present. They were Mr.
and Mrs. William Newton of Em
met Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Newton,
Wayne and Gary of Laurel, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Newton, Dewey
and Patsy of O’Neill, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Newton, Jimmy, Janet
and Judy of Emmet, Mr. and
Mrs. Emmet Thompson, Linda,
Carol and Everitt of Page, Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Clouse, Mr.
and Mrs. Lowell Clouse, Bob
Clouse, all of O’Neill.
Mrs Robert Cole, Mrs. Jess
Wills and Mrs. Ray Tunender
were among those attending the
diosecan meeting of the NCCW
Monday and Tuesday in Omaha.
Mrs. Esther Hams spent Satur
day with Mrs. McGinnis.
The Tom Alders of Redbird vis
ited at the Elmer Alder home
Wednesday afternoon, September
3.
Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Cole and j
Mrs. John Conard attended re
publican dinner at the Town
House Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold McMillam
and family of Newport visited at
the Cecil McMillan home Saturday
evening.
Mr and Mrs. Robert H. Fox
are the owners of a big, new deep
freeze.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keene of
Hartley, la., spent Wednesday
night, September 3, at the home
of their aunt, Mrs. Agnes Gaffney.
The Keenes were enroute home
from their wedding trip in the
West.
Mrs Harold Alder and children
of Verdigre visited the Elmer Al
ders Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Mabel McKenna, Mrs.
Esther Harris and Mrs. Genevieve
Harty spent Monday evening with
Mrs. John Conard. They also call
ed at the Bob Cole home during
the evening.
Henry Kloppenborg installed
new plumbing at the Methodist
church Monday.
Mrs. Agnes Gaffney spent Tues
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mouuiif, ’ ..o - - •<
3enze.
Mrs. John Conard visited Mr.
and Mrs. R. M. South in Inman
jn Tuesday evening.
Mrs. E. W. Kramer and child
ren of O'Neill and Mrs. Paul
Newton and children spent Sun
day afternoon with Mrs. Robert
H. Fox.
St. Mary s Pepsters
Select Cheerleaders
Cheerleaders were elected Tues
day for the coming year. They
are as follows: First team -Ellen
Lohaus, Mardele Vitt and Peggy
Sullivan „ ,,,
Second Team -Jeame Sullivan.
Agnes Mahony and Maria Elena
Stevens.
Mrs. Streeter Honored—
A family picnic was held m
Ford’s park Sunday in honor of
the birthday anniversay of Mrs.
Dean Streeter.
Sunday guests of Mrs. Edna !
Huebert were her daughter and
husband. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Beed
of Neligh. __ _ j
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I PUBLIC AUCTION
I BUILDINGS AND LOTS
I (Formerly Housing Ewing Co-Op. Creamery)
I USED CREAMERY EQUIPMENT
I To be offered for sale on the premises on —
| SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13th
I lots 16 and 17. Block 9, Original Village of Ewing: Creamery
I Building. 36 x 50; Mill Shed. 16 x 44; Round Wood Granary,
3 1.000-bu.; Granary, 8 x 12.
I EQUIPMENT: 1952 Chevrolet truck, 6 tires; feed grinder;
1 >54ip G-E motor with V-helt; mixer with 8-hp. motor;
I "rain auger 32 ft.; water pipes, couplings and valves; 1,000
I ft electric conduit; wiring, 12 to 8 size; 2 heaters; 300-gal.
I cream vat. TERMS ON EQUIPMENT-CASH.
I TERMS ON REAL ESTATE—25 percent down; balance upon
I delivery of abstract and deed.
I EWING CO-OP. CREAMERY, Owner
I (NON-STOCK l
S Col. Ed Thorin, O’Neill, Auctioneer Real Estate Broker
O’Neill News
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McDer
mott and family of Osmond vis
ited her mother. Mrs John Un
derwood, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs George Hartman,
jr,, plan to leave Friday for their
vacation. They will go to Pax
ton to visit his parents. Mr, and
Mrs. Hartman, sr.
Mr. and Mrs H. J. Storjohann
of Scribner were recent guests of
his sister, Mrs, Minnie Higgins,
Mr and Mrs. John F. Storjohann
and relatives at Spencer.
Mr and Mrs Herb Happel of
Cedar Rapids, la., were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dale F
Wilson and family. They were
returning from a tour of the
Rocky mountains.
Weekend guests of Mrs F. J.
Dishner were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Kinsman of Columbus
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Higgins,
Miss Hilda Gallagher, Mrs. Nellie
Maloney and John Kennedy at
tended the picnic held by the
Catholic ladies Sunday at Amelia
Mr and Mrs. L. M. Merriman
spent Monday and Tuesday, Sep
tember 1 and 2, in Yankton. S.D. !
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. j
Carroll Holmes were her parents, ]
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Haskins, ol
Central City.
Mrs. Nellie West and grand- |
daughter, Sally West of Scottsbluff 1
arrived Sunday to visit Mrs. ;
West’s daughter and her husband.
Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Van Voorhis. !
Tuesday the ladies visited in Al
bion with the Van Voorhis' son
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Van Voorhis,
and Kip.
Mr. and Mrs. George Van Every i
went to Norfolk Sunday to visit
their grandson. John Miller, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller John
recently broke his leg.
^ Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs
Gordon Watson were her brother
and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. B. H.
Mosher of Painview.
Arriving Sunday at the John J !
Harrington home were Mrs. Har- !
rington's sister and husband, Mr
and Mrs. Paul Combs of Sinclair, j
Wyo,, for a couple of weeks visit. !
They went to Fort Randall Tues- ;
day to fish.
Mr. and Mrs C. S. Baker and
Ellen and Rex of Grand Island
arrived Saturday for a visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Hagensick.
Donald Zvvingman, Henry and
Nick Kamphaus. Miss Leona Un
derwood and Miss Leona Howard
spent Sunday at Lake Andes
Wednesday, September 3. din
ner guests of Mr and Mrs. M. B.
Higgins were her nephew and ,
wife, Mr. and Mrs. LXinald Dowd
and Dennis of Cblumbus A Satur- |
day guest was William McNamara j
of Omaha.
Mr and Mrs. Leonard V Young
and Bill returned Saturday from a '
week's vacation in Kellog Ida,, j
where they visited his mother,
Mrs. Ernest Lowe.
Mr and Mrs. Fred Heorman
and daughters attended the wed
ding Sunday of his niece. Miss
Veletta Heerman of Wisner and
Dick Bondenberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Thomas
and two sons of North Platte will
return this weekend from a two
weeks vacation visiting Mr and
Mrs. Estel Thomas and family of
Lew iston. Ida, Ed Thomas accom
panied them, Mr. and Mrs. R.
Thomas left their youngest son
with Grandmother Thomas.
SECTION TWO — PAGES 9-12
Frontier
Eagles Ready for
Plainview Opener
O'Neill high Eagles play their j
first game of the 1958- 59 football
season by opening with Plainview
at O'Neill Friday night, Septem
ber 12.
The starting lineup, according |
to Coach Marv Miller, follows
L-arry IV>nlin, center; Merle
Pease and Gary Elsbury, guards:
Robert Wheeler and Mike Spitzen- I
berger, tackles; Gary Jeffrey and
Bob Williamson, ends; Bill Kby,
Dennis Tomlinson, Jim 1 .arson
and Ronnie Smith, backs.
Lane will average 165 {xntnds;
back field, 150.
Second unit follows:
I jury Lewis and Rod Sullivan,
tackles; James Adams and Gary
Stoweli, guards; Bob Kby and
Howard Staub. ends; I Jirry Oet
ter, 1 >arold Krmer, l jury Godel
and Jerry Smith, hacks; John
Kurtz, center.
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