“Share In America with United States Savings Bonds" is
auggested by James A. Monahan, President of the Sandhills Cuttle
Aseoeiation ami Gerald J. McGinley, President of the Nebraska
Stock Growers Association. As co-chairmen of a special campaign
to remind Nebraska cattlemen of the sound plan of building in
creased security for the family and ranching operation they
recommend the purchase of risk-free Series E and H savings
bonds. These securities which are convertible for cash provide
an esceBent ready-cash reserve to protect the cattleman against
the many risks of his business and offer a completely safe and
sure investment. Buying these “Shares In America” also helps
to keep America economically strong; help* curb inflation and
•ontrlbutes to a reservoir of deferred spending power for future
business in the community.
The campaign is being conducted daring September and
Or to bee.
Future Subscribers
BONATH Rev. and Mrs. Har
old Bonatli of McGregor, la., a
daughter, Lori Lee, weighing 6
pounds, 14 V2 ounces, bom Satur
day, September 13. Reverend Bon
ath was pastor of the Methodist
churches at Chambers and Amelia
last year and is now attending
Barrett Rible Institute in Chicago,
111. They also have a son, Marty.
WHITE Mr. and Mrs. Hayes
White of Honolulu, T. H., a son,
Bradley Hayes, weighing 7 pounds
3 ounces, txirn Tuesday, Septem
ber 2 Mis. Hayes is the former
Marilyn Medcalf. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. Medcalf of Cham
bers.
DENKER Mr. and Mrs. Don
ald Denker of Bonesteel, S. D., a
son, weighing pou6nds 11 ounces,
born Thursday, September 11, at
the Butte Maternity Home.
BAACK Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Baack of O’Neill, a daughter, Jo
leen June, weighing 7 pounds 15
ounces, Ixirn Wednesday, Septem
ber 10, at St. Anthony’s hospital.
HAMILTON Mr. and Mrs. Ger
ald Hamilton of Fairfax, S. D., a
son weighing 9 pounds 5 ounces,
torn Thursday, September 11, at
the Sacre 1 Heart hospital in Lynch.
TASLER Mr. and Mrs. De
wayne Tasler of Atkinson, a daugh
ter, Debra Jean, weighing 8
pounds 12 ounces, born Friday,
September 12, at the Atkinson Me
morial hospital.
MARTIN Mr. and Mrs. Ora
Martin of White Sands, N. M., a
son, Albert Michael, weighing 6
pounds 12 ounces, born Friday,
September 12. Mrs. Martin is the
iv»i uu i I'uua ijuin iv ui
MATIIIS Mr. and Ms. George
Mathis of Atkinson, a daughter,
Cynthia Jean, weighing 7 pounds
14 ounces, torn Saturday, Septem
ber 13, at the Atkinson Memorial
hospital.
STRAKA Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Straka of Atkinson, a daugh
ter, Cynthia Ann, weighing 6
pounds, 11 ounces, torn Saturday,
September 13, at the Atkinson
Memorial hospital.
MURPHY- Mr. and Mrs. Connie
Murphy of Stuart, a son weighing
4 pounds 8 ounces, horn Monday,
September 15, at the Atkinson Me
morial hospital.
ANDERSON Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Anderson of Winnetoon, a son,
Daryl Dean, weighing 9 pounds
11 ounces, tom Saturday. Septem
ber 13, at the Lundberg Memorial
hospital in Creighton.
HENES Mr. and Mrs. William
Hones of Creighton, a son, weigh
ing 8 pounds 7 ounces torn Satur
day. September 13, at the Lund
berg Memorial hospital in Creigh
ton.
CLASSEN Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Classen of Lack Jackson, Tex.,
formerly of Spencer, a son. David
Scott, weighing 8 pounds 11 oun
ces, torn Sunday, September 14.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Classen of
S[>encer and Mr. and Mrs. Char
les Carr of O'Neill are grandpar
ents.
ROUSE Mr. and Mrs Warren
Rouse of lincoln, a daughter,
weighing 7 [rounds 6 ounces, torn
Friday, September 5. The child’s
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
I.«uie Rabbass of Orchard and Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Rouse of Royal.
ALHRECIIT — Mr. and Mrs.
George Albrecht of Atkinson, a
son, weighing 7 pounds, tom Tues
i *__ i_ ..i a ai_:_
II.IV, oi ['iwun/tt xu, mi nuiuiouii
Memorial hospital.
BENNETT—Mr. and Mrs.' Rob
ert H. Bennett of O’Neill, a son,
weighing S [xiunds 4V4 ounces,
born Wednesday, September 17, at
St. Anthony’s hosptal.
ZASTROW Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Zastrow of O’Neill, a son, born
Wednesday, September 17, at St.
Vincent’s hospital in Sioux City.
Mrs. Zastrow had been transfer
red from St. Anthony's hospital to
St. Vincent’s hospital Tuesday.
Mrs. Zastrow is the former Jean
Riglin
REISER Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Reiser of Atkinson, a daughter,
weighing 7 pounds, 5*4 ounces,
born Sunday, September 14, at St.
Anthony's hospital.
MILLER Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Miller of Spencer, a son,
weighing 9 pounds 3 ounces, born
Monday, September 15, at St. An
thony’s hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Dermot Erington
visited relatives in Burwell Sab
urday.
Sick & Injured
EWING John Vandersnick be
came ill at his home in Ewing
and was taken to St. Anthony hos
ptal in O’Neill. He was visited
Sunday by his daughter, Mrs.
Mick Hobbs, and by Mrs. Leo
Vandersnick They also went to
Stuart to visit Mrs. John Vander
snick, who is being cared for at
a rest home there. . . Alfred Doud
was a patient Friday at Antelope
Memorial hospital and had an in
fected finger cared for. . . "Butch”
Cloyd, fullback on the Ewing Ti
ger football team, was injured in
Friday evening's game at Bas
sett He was taken to O'Neill Sat
urday by Coach Thomas Hutton.
After several X-rays, the doctors
rsaid his wrist was badly sprained
and would keep him out of the
games for a few weeks. Donald
Wright, another Ewing player,
suffered a broken arm during
practice last week. . . Ben Larsen
is a patient at Antelope Memorial
hospital at Neligh. He is resting
comfortably. Mrs. Larsen spends
much of the time with him. . .
George DeBilzan, who had the
misfortune to fall and break his
leg, is a patient at the Veterans
hospital in Grand Island. . . Mrs.
Andrew Olson, who submitted to
surgery recently at Antelope Me
morial hospital in Neligh, suffer
ed a blood clot and has been crit
ically ill as the result. Mr. Olson
and members of the family spend
much time with her. . . Mrs. Her
man Schroeder shows some im
provement at the Neligh hospital.
She is visited often by members of
her family.
O'NEILL—Mrs. Louis Zastrow,
the former Jean Biglin, suffered
a slight stroke Saturday and was
taken to the hospital here. . . Mrs.
Helen Sullivan left Tuesday for
St. Vincent s hospital at Sioux
j City for major surgery. . . Marvin
Anderson took his wife to a Nor
folk hospital Monday. . . Homer
Mullen, Scribner hank official,
foiTnerly of Emmet and O'Neill,
may be released this week from
*1_^ I ’_* bA.odir, 1 lln i c>
["up and around” now.
PAGE—Donna Crumly was a
Sunday. September 7, to Saturda\
patient at St. Anthony hospital
She had pneumonia. . . Larry Mud
loff entered the hospital Tuesday,
September 9, and was released
Sunday. He also was a pneumonia
patient. . . Mrs Rollie Snell was
admitted to St. Anthony’s hospital
; Monday for a heart condition.
... Mrs. Louise Hciss and Pete
i Nissen art' still hospitalized at O'- j
Neill. Their conditions are satis
j factory.
INMAN—Lloyd Smith was re- j
j leased from St. Anthony’s hos-1
pital in O'Neill on Tuesday after
| noon where he had been a patient
{for two weeks. . . Randy Keil was
| taken ill Tuesday, September 9
and removed to the Atkinson hos
pital where he underwent surgery
j for appendicitis. He was dismis
ed Monday.
ATKINSON — Stanley V. John
son returned home Monday from
Omaha after having been hospi
talized a week for spinal surgery.
He convalesced in Omaha for a
month following the surgery at
Methodist hospital. A disc weigh
ing 11 grams was removed from
his back.
EMMET Mrs. Bob Tomlinson
and Veldon returned home Sunday
1 evening after convalescing at the
! Gilbert Fox home, since their
discharge from St. Anthony’s hos
| pital.
AMELIA Merle Winings went
to Omaha Friday to see an eye
1 i ... TT!« ...nn L, , n
piece of steel a couple of years
ago.
Twirling Clinic—
Those attending a twirling clin
ic at Neligh Tuesday were Duane
Miller, band director. Kathleen j
Weier, Roberta Becker, Linda Seg- ,
! er, Dianne Gillespie, Sally Herley '
i and Patty Lorenz.
Lawyers, Judges Meet—
ATKINSON The Fifteenth Jud
| icial District Bar association con
vened here Wednesday evening.
HEARING SET
A hearing has been set in dis
trict court today (Thursday) in
the matter of the dependency and
delinqency of Terry Connaro. 15.
Attend Reunion—
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Switzer Sun
day attended the Switzer picnic
reunion at the Ben Pronneke
home southwest of Norfolk. There
were 53 present.
Emmet News
Mrs. Julia Samples, of Atkinson
who homesteaded near Brewster
i n 1916, accompanied Mrs.
Georgia McGinnis on her annual
trip to Brewster last w'eek. They
met many old friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Beckwith
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Tasler of Atkinson, re
turned Monday, September 8.
from a vacation trip to the Black
Hills.
Mrs. Henry Kloppenborg. Mrs.
Leon Beckwith, Mrs. Robert Fox,
Mrs. Paul Newton, Mrs. Floyd
Barnes and Rev. Glenn Kennieott
worked at the Methodist church
all day Tuesday, painting the
walls and ceiling in the dining
room. The floors and kitchen are
to be painted at a later date. Vol
unteer work will be greatly ap
preciated to complete the project.
Henry Kioppenborg also extended
the plumbing so that water is
available in the dining room.
The ltonald Barnes family call
ed at the Paul Newton home on
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs John Conard at
tended the General Wholesale
convention at Norfolk on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rich
ards and family spent Sunday af
ternoon visiting the Al Havranek
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Burge and
family of Chambers were guests
at the Bessie Burge home on Sun
day.
Mr and Mrs. Jim Schmitz and
son of Omaha visited at the Joe
Babl home over the weekend.
While here, they attendee! the
23th wedding anniversary cele
bration of Jim's folks, Mr. and
Mrs. John Schmitz.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Luth of Grand
Island arrived Saturday to spend
some time visiting the Wayne
Foxes.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bnedehoft
| spent Thursday evening at the
Gilbert Fax home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tomlinson of
Grand Island and Mr. and Mrs
Max Grenier of O'Neill visited at
the Gilbert Fox home on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Pensberger
spent Sunday afternoon at the
Bessie Burge home.
Mrs. Chuck Fox and Cindy were
Wednesday overnight guests of
Mrs. Wayne Fox.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Beckwith
were Sunday evening visitors at
the Leonard Ullrich home.
On Friday Mrs. Georgia Mc
Ginnis visited Mrs. Ray Tunender,
Mrs. Anna Ramold and Mrs. Joe
Winkler.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M South of
Inman, visited at the John Con
urd home on Wednesday
Monday evening supper guests
at the Kd Winkler home were Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Winkler of Oma
ha and Joe Winkler.
Mrs, Kenny Ruggles of Clear
water was pleasantly surprised at
the home of Iter parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Beckwith, Thursday
evening. September 11. for her
birthday. Several friends dropped
in and the evening was spent play
ing cards.
Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Claussen
and Waneta and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Winkler of Omaha visited
Mrs. Mary Lewis on Monda>
Mrs. John Baker of O'Neil! vis
ited Mrs. Bud Cole Monday, Sep
tember 8.
Mrs. Mary Lewis spent Sunday
visiting Mrs. Ed Claussen in At
kinson.
Arthur Rasmussen
TILDEN Arthur Rasmussen,
52, Tilden farmer, was killed late
Monday when he lost control of
his tractor while descending a hill
on an Antelope county road.
Jerry Hahlbeck
to Lead Seniors
EWING Tho classes of the
Ewing high school have elected
the following officers: •
Seniors Jerry Hahlbeck. presi
dent ; Ronald Thoendel, v ice- I
president; Roberta McDaniels.
I secretary; Sharon Kropp. treas
urer; Grover Shaw, parliamentar
ian; Lorraine Bartos. news re- 1
porter.
Juniors Jerry Jefferies, presi
dent; IXHtglas Wulf, vice-presi
dent; Duane Bollwitt, secretary:
Harold Parks. treasurer; Leon
Hahlbeck. parliamentarian; Ronald
Cloyd. news reporter.
Sophomres Jerald Black, presi
dent ; Sharon Johnston, vice-presi
dent; Judy Tinsley, secretary;
David Zeims, treasurer; Freddie
Wright, parliamentarian; Douglas
Shrader, news reporter.
Freshmen Jerry Tams, presi
dent; Betty Wright, vice-presi
dent; Artis Parks, secretary; Pat
ty Hobbs treasurer* Sam Ver
hune, news reporter.
Workshop Held
at Vlkinson —
ATKINSON Atkinson Iris chib
entertained the District Garden
club Thursday at the Methodist
church for a workshop meeting,
A business meeting followed the
covered-dish luncheon.
Members took flower arrange
ments which were judged by the
group.
Food Sale and Snaek Bar lunch
eon Saturday, September 27 at
Shelhanter’s Jack and JHI by the
Presbyterian Women's association,
t'offee and donuts from 8 a.m.
Puncheon begins at 11 a.m. Omie
one, -come all. 21c.
We Give
/W GREEN
sQrfi, STAMPS
I WELCH’S PUKE COMORO KRAFT STRAWBERRY SNOW CHOP FROZEN FRES1I SLICED, with Sugar
CRAPE JUICE . PRESERVES <^27< <^47c STRAWBERRIES 5~»H
SPRING VALLEY FRESH GOLDEN QUARTERS — SO ECONOMICAL TO USE
DEL MONTE - EARLY GARDEN PEAS - TASTY • TEMPTING • TENDER 1
ASA A.hIAc
DEL MONTE . MADE WITH NIPPY. ZIPPY PINEAPPLE DISTILLED VINEGAR
- JAvff^AAAAA tall $1
CARNATION ’£e K ^ ■» ■ ^M BJ I
install 29 appA A pM r ■
All Flavors WALDORF
JELLO SALAD
GELATIN WAFERS
5 39c 29<
Swansdown P Upton I
ANGEL FOOD I black J
CAKE MIX J TEA -
REG. I «/. LB. Q-f< I
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Carnation Nabisco
EVAPORATED i COOKIES 1
Mill/ MACAROON SANDWICH
I L. IV SWISS CREME SANDWICH
OREO CREME SANDWICH
8 TALL ttlfM YOUR CHOICE
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FOODS * v *» 07c
Fresh Crisp Jonathans
APPLES
TO* SATIHO. SAmo.COOKM
Dewy-Fresh Porto Rican
MILD YELLOW SMOOTH GOLDEN
ONIONS YAMS
bag 19c 2 lbs 25c
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“BIF" .CHOPPED BEEF . ’*£ 46c
"MOR” CHOPPED PORK .... ”£57*
B-V EXTRACT .**£ 43c
VIENNA SAUSAGE . 4£23«
CORNED BEEF HASH.ӣ52* 1
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PRFQFRl/FQ Our Family 18-0«. 0Cc
rnLOLnVLO Strawberry.. ... Glass OJ
FRANK'S KRAUT. 3NV.f39c
Salad Dressing, Our Family_. full qt. 49c
Gem Crem: Cickics. Srther.. Mb. 27c
KRAFT OIL ... 37‘p,.69t
PEN-JEL I NESTEA
INSTANT TEA
2 pkcS 25' »■"_49'
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Thurs.. Fri., Sat.
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box 22-oz tin ' ®^er- »CLOTH !
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IRK SAUSAGE SEt.u. 37‘
IRK ROASTS tCKyfcd....ifc43e
ESH SIDE PORK .u. 49c
UB STEAKS SHm-m u.69c
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10 lb. bag. POTATOES I
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FOREMOST — FOREMOST — gj
BUTTER__ lb. 67c OR. DRINK i/2-gal. 23c ■
ICE CREAM Van., Choc., Straw. - 2-gal. 79c i
CANTALOUPE Fully Guaranteed-- -- lb. 7c I
WATERMELONS Finest Quality- -lb. 2%C 5
nutrena feeds I
Egg Crbls. .... 100-lbs. $3.95 40% Hog Bal.. 100-lbs $4.95 V.
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