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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1958)
cur ? - SECTION TWO INTTFR -VOICE OF THE FRONTIER" * J 1 JL JL JLrt/ JL mon. • wed. sat. Pages 9-16 9:30 to 9:55 A. M North-Central Nebraska* BIGGEST Newspaper Volume 78.—Number 24. O’Neill, Holt County, Nebraska, 1 hursday, October 9, 1938._ Deloit Farmers Are Picking Corn Wind, Warm Follow Heavy Frost DEI.OTT Farmers in this lo cality are busy picking com Deloit was visited by a heavy frost Tuesday night. September 30 Subsequent hot and windy weather quickly began to dry' up the com. Other Ih-lnit News Mr. and Mrs Ralph Tom jack attended the Nebra ska-Tow a State football game in Lincoln Saturday The Deloit pinochle club met with Mrs. Charles McDonald on Thursday Guests were Mrs Alice Lodge and Mrs Wayne Knapp Mrs. Louis Pofahl and Mrs. Alice Lodge tied for high score Mrs Wayne Knapp received low and traveling prizes. The HKO club is to meet at the L. L. Bartak home today (Thurs day >. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tom jack spent last weekend at the Gene Ray home in Omaha Weekend guests at tlie Bill Gibbs home were Mr and Mrs Lloyd Werner of Norfolk. Sunday guests at the Keith Bar tak home were Mr. ami Mrs Wil mer Mosel and Mona and Mr am Mrs. Lowell Jensen and baby o Neligh. Mrs Alice Lodge is visiting th« l^iml»ert Bartak home this week Mrs Vonie Paul, Nancy am Larry were Thursday evening guests at the Lambert Bartai home, A reunion was held at the E, L Sisson home Sunday, It was ir honor of Echo Fisher's birthday anniversary and also to honor Dana Sisson, who was to deparl Tuesday for military service, Mr and Mrs, Otto Reimer of Lincoln. Mr and Mrs. Melvin Rexin. Mrs. Echo Fisher of St Edward and John anti Robely Sisson were guests. Mr and Mrs. Carl Munson ol Ogiilala spent Wednesday night, Oi 'olicr 1 at the Lambert Bartak home. Leonard Miller received his dis charge from the air force after serving four years. He arrived home Septemiier 24. He has beer in Germany for the past year. He is tiie eldest son of Mr. and Mrs Frank Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Knapp and Mr. and Mrs. H. Reimer and Elayne visited the Ralph Tomjack Friday evening. Style 248, 246 The beloved saddle takes some nice new lines for fall . . . slanting low-cut lines that make little of your foot. The hook on tie closing is good for style, too. Crepe soled. Black and white or grey and white leather. Only 4.99 IWK~'i- ir r - ■—■■ n i nr mm n V/E^K END SPECIAL 1 |9| looks like expensive linen... I UIcaW)^ I Hi window shades | 36 Inches wide, 6 feet long mounted on wood roller. Beautiful, embossed-finish Clopay shades are crackproof, fade-proof, •stra durable . . . and they wosh sparkling clean in regular suds, to look ever-new in your windows! ^Vhite, Ivory. Mounted on Clopay's exclusive wood, smooth-rolling roller. Attached to roller by patented gummed strip that ends tacking and tearing. Com pletely guaranteed by Clopay. Cut to size while you wait... PUSH I Bring Moosuromonts-Spocify Your Type of Moosure ----TIP-TO-TIP MEASURE I__WOOD ROLLER MEASURE --- J Hi i:! ^ - 1=^ Nation’s Youngest Recruiter Finishes Near Top of Class EWING Sgt. Eugene K. Lee, the army's youngest recruiter, was graduated September 26 at Ft. Benjamin Harrison, lnd., after a three week recruiting course. He finished number five in his class. Sergeant Lee is now with the army recruiting service in Sioux City Si nee his entrance into the army in January, 1955, Sergeant Lee has attended four army schools: The 10th division non commissioned officers' academy at Bamberg, Germany; the 10th division's medical academy at Bad Kitzingen, Germany; nuclear warfare and detection instrument course at Wurzburg, Germany; j and Ft. Benjamin. In each school he finished near the top of his class. Sergent Lee returned to the j United States from Germany and i was discharged from the army, j After a short time, he reenlisted j and now resides, with his wife | and family, at 2306Vfe Douglas St., Sioux City. He is the son of Mrs. Anita I Ijee of Ewing and was graduated from the Ewing high school w-ith the class of 1954 1 Ewing, Orchard Lodges Entertain State Officers EWING The Order of the Eastern Star, Jephthah chapter 85, went to Orchard Monday where the members joined the | chapters of Orchard anti Creigh- j ton in entertaining the grand of ficers, including Mrs. Luella j Reginer of Lexington, worthy grand matron, and Mrs. Cather ine Kennedy of Ainsworth, grand Esther A program was presented in which the three chapters partic ipated. Worthy Grand Matron Reginer gave a talk on the work of the Eastern Star. On adjournment, a tea was held at the [>arlors of the chap ter room, which was decorated with bouquets of garden flowers. A large bouquet of red roses cen- j ' tered the table. I Transportation for members of the Ewing chapter was furnished i by Mrs. John A. Wood, worthy matron of Jephthah chapter, and Mrs Keith Riddlecome. Fourteen j | members were in attendance I I from Ewing. Other Ewing News Joe Miller and Gene George of Omaha spent the weekend in Ew ing visiting Mrs. Anna Miller. The gentlemen also did duck hunting. ‘ Mrs. Agnes Bartak of Plain ! view, formerly of Ewing, is visit ing at the home of Mrs. Anna Miller and with other friends and | relatives. . _ Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Rother- , ham of Niobrara are spending their vacation in Ewing with his j . parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roth erham. .. , | Guests Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs Theodore Schueth were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pruss of near Creighton and Leo Schueth ;ind son, Eugene, of Humphrey. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Schueth spent Monday at the home ot her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs George Walter, at Clearwater Mr and Mrs, Jerry Rotherham and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hah - ! heck are vacationing in the Black i Hills. _ ROYAL THEATRE O'NEILL Thurs. °rt- 9 COUNT 5 AND PIE Cinemascope. Starring Jeffrey Hunter Nigel Patrick, Anne Marie Du ringer. Top secret from the OSS The most suspenseful five | seconds in spy history! They gam bled a million lives on a lie , . . to win the fabulous battle of hoaxes that stunned the world! i Fri.-Sat. °ct- 10-11 They called him . • the cast of the fast guns Cinemascope in Eastman color. Starring Jock Mahoney, Gilbert Roland, Lnda Cristal. with Eduard Franz, Lome Greene, Carl Benton Reid. The law followed him but couldn’t catch him! Men fought him but couldn't whip him! Wo men loved him but couldn’t hold him! Sun.-Mon.-Tues. 12-13-14 The Frank Ross Production KINGS GO FORTH Frank Sinatra. Tony Curtis, Nat i alie Wood with Leora Dana. You j lay a hand on her again and I’ll | kill vou and you don't have to be i afraid to turn your back because j i’ll want to see your face when you die! Kings they were, these dog-tired, dog-tagged dog faces. Kings, who went forth to love and die! — Wed.-Thurs. Oet. 15-16 FIFE BEGINS AT 17 Starring Mark Damon, Dorothy ! Johnson. Edward Byrnes. Played i to the thrill-beat of a young girl’s i heart! ’’That night didn’t mean anything to.you . . . you just want ed to add me to your collection!’’ Matinee Saturday & Sunday 2:30. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Friday and Saturday admission— 12cAdults 50c; Children under 12, 12c, Free if accompanied by par ent. Wed.-Thurs. Family nlte, family admitted for two Adult tickets. Prussa, Hitchcock Are Atkinson Royalty Miss Connie Hitchcock (center > was crowned queen of Atkinson high school's homecoming festiv ities at intermission in Friday night's Atkinson Ewing football game. Named king was Kenny Prussa (32), backfield star of the team. Attendants were Miss Beth Kuehn (left*, Gerald Wining (24), Miss Shirley Olson and Bill Baker (26>. Ewing Tig ers won the game, 6-0. Identity of the royalty was not disclosed until moments before the picture was taken. Debbie Propp and Robert Shippen were crownbearers.—The Frontier Photo. Ewing News Mrs Lester Wood. Terry and Laurie of Lincoln, are guests o! | her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Hoy : xherhant They aeeompanit'd Mr and Mrs. Fred Wixxi front Lincoln, who continued on their way to Page to visit at the Bolt Wood home, Mr. and Mrs Harry Sukl of Winside and Mr. and Mrs Ho\ Hester and Hay Hester of Neligh were recent guests at the homo ol Sarah Holman and daughter, Mrs. K tth Uiddleeome, All art* cousins >f Sarah Hetman Mr. and Mrs Floyd Lee anil Mrs. Joe Tom jack went to Fuller on Sunday to join in celebrating he TTiit birthday anniversary of Mrs. Catherine l /ondoski. She is a sister of Airs. Lre and Mrs Tomjack. Mr and Mrs. John Steskal, sr., * isited Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs. Elmer Steskal at Atkin i son. Saturday evening guests at the t.khn Steskal, sr., home were Mr mil Mrs. George Fiek of Inman. Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Arehart and family were callers at the John Steskal, sr., home during the weekend. Mrs. Gladys Steskal is assist ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wright this week. Guests Sunday at the Wayne Schrader home were Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Benoit and Miss Inn I Bennett. i Mrs. Thomas Wright and fam lly of Casper, wyo ten r nuay for their Isane after \ (siting at the home of Mr. and Mrs Ernest Pierson ami other relatives Tin' official lioard of the First Methodist church convened Tues day evening at the church. Ray St'divv presided Mr* and Mrs. Lyle Amm are guests at the home of his moth er Mrs Vera Anson They plan to return to their home at Alex andria, Minn,, the la*t of this week. MKTIIOIMST (Chamber* Amelia) CHAMBERS Sunday, October 12: Church school, io am.; worship hour. 11 am. Monday, Octotier 13: Junior choir rehearsal, 7:30 pin.; junior MYF, 8 p.m.; adult choir rehear sal. 8 p.m. AMEIJA Sunday, Octotier 12: Worship hour, 9:30 a m.; church school, 10:30 a m. Thursday, October 16: Choir rehearsal, 8 p.m.; MYF, 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, October 22: WSCS, 2:30 p.m., at Mrs. Barnett's. Bev erly Fullerton will lie the leader, and Hazel Ott.and Lydia Gilman, hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. James Curran and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Curran went to Tecumsoh Saturday io visit Mrs. James Curran's cousin, Mrs. Owen Morrissey. They stay ed until Sunday and returned home by way of Geneva where they visited Mr and Mrs. Claude Kimbrough. PROUDLY PRESENTS FOR, 1959 A DRAMATIC NEW REALM OF A single glance tells you, beyond any question, that these are the newest and most magnificent Cadillac cars ever created. 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