Further Plans for
Bazaar at Page
PAGE—Mrs 0. A. Weber and
Mrs Soren Sorensen, sr., led the
dev ot ions and the meditations
Thursday when the mem tiers of
the Women's Society of Christian
Service met at tin- Wesleyan
room of the Methodist church for
an afternoon of study and work.
Mrs. Howard Miller of Ewing
was a guest.
During the business meeting in
which Mrs. Jesse Kelly presided,
plans were made for the annual
bazaar The King's Daughters
will have the food booth and the
fish pond while the WSCS will Ik*
in charge of the fancywork dis
play and the 25 cent table. 1 dinner
and supper will be served election
day Tuesday. November 4. No
charge will lie made for children
under school age. Those under 12
yoars-old will be charged 50 cents
and adults $1.
Me ml k*^ of the society are re
quested to bring a pie Tuesday,
Octolier 28, when the King's
Daughters will . serve the noon
men! at the H. A. and Robert E.
Van Horn sale.
Plans for the annual UNICEF
program are underway. The chil
dren w'ill meet at the church as
usual before going out in groups
to canvass the town for funds to
purchase milk for under privileg
ed children both at home and
abroad.
A bill for $3.15 for UNICEF ma
terial was presented and Mrs.
Herbert Steinlierg reminded the
group that the mission pledge of
$100 is due November 1, also
$11.35 supple asking. All bills
were ordered paid.
The Monday evening study
course is given each week at the
church at 8 o’clock. Mrs. Edgar
Stauffer is the leader.
Get-well cards were sent to Miss
Faye Irene BalJantyne of Inde
pendence, Mo., who was injured
in a car wreck and is hospitalized
there, and to Mrs. L. G. Bern
holtz. who is a patient at St. An
thony’s hospital at O’Neill, being
treated for a diabetic condition.
East Sillers Hear
Two Ixissons—
PAGE Mrs. Warren Cronk and
Mrs Merwyn French, jr., present
ed the lesson on lamps and light
ing Wednesday. October 15, when
members of the East Side Koun
try Klub met at the home of Mrs.
Harold Kelly. Mrs. Kelly gave the
lesson a delayed one on soups
anil demonstrating the making of
cheese and a Norwegian fruit
soup
The leaders will give the second
halt of the lesson on lighting Wed
nesday, November 19, when Mrs.
Melv in Carson will be the enter
taining hostess.
Other Page News
Mrs. Hester Edmisten and Mrs
Soren Sorensen were hostesses
Tuesday evening, October 14, when
members of the Friendship Re
bekah lodge met at the IOOF hall
in routine session. The decision
was made to honor the 50-year
members with a pin.
Willis Russel is visiting in Love
lock, Nev., and will go on to Al
buquerque. N.M., where he will
visit with his brother-in-law and ■
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Myers, ;
and daughters.
Nine members of the Atkinson
Royal Neighbors of America were
guests of the Page camp Wednes-;
day evening. October 15, for the <
annual October party. Contest >
games were in progress following |
a short lodge session A covered ;
dish lunch was served.
Mrs. Allen Haynes was hostess j
to the members of the Just-A-Mere
club for a 2:30 o'clock dessert
luncheon Friday. Hie ladies play
ed rook and visited. Mrs. Bertha
Reed will be Octoiler 31 hostess.
Mrs. Melvin Held was honored
Friday afternoon and presented
with a gift when the members of
the GGG&G club met at the home
of Mrs I. O. Wood with Mrs. Elsie
Cork as hostess. Mrs. Held will
move to Norfolk the first of No
vember. Mrs. Frieda Asher held
high score; Mrs. Alta Finch, low.
and Mrs. I. O Wood received the
traveling award.
Mrs L. F. Knudsen returned
Monday evening from Denver,.
Colo., where she visited her broth
er-in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs
Max Gunnerson, and family. Her
mother, Mrs. Nick Schrum, who
was a guest there, accompanied
Mrs. Knudsen home.
Mesdames Carrie and Dora
Townsend, Evelyn Gray, Ray
Snell and Mr. and Mrs. Anton Nis
sen went to Ewing Tuesday eve
ning where they attended the fam
ily slipper of the Eastern Star.
Mr and Mrs. Clarence Stevens
hosted the Thursday evening EMC
card club members.
Mr. and Mrs. Osw'ald Goldfuss
and Mrs. Gene Goldfuss and
daughter, Debra, went to Cedar |
Falls, la., Saturday to bring Gene
and Johnny Goldfuss home fol- j
lowing an accident. Their truck
was damaged on the soft shoulder
of a highway.
Mrs Fred Karstens of Lodge
Pole accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Weible of Dalton to the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz Riege for
the weekend. Mrs. Karstens is
Mrs. Riege’s mother and Mr and
Mrs. Weible are her uncle and
aunt. ,
Mesdames Edward Sukup
Ixiuise Heese, Melvin Held, Otto
Matschullat and Lorenz Riege
went to Orchard Tuesday, October
14, wrhere they assisted with the
serving of 135 dinner guests at
the Lutheran church for a zone
rally. Rev. Erick Prange of Eagle
was guest speaker. He has spent
26 years in Southern India.
Mr and Mrs. Ben Asher and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Asher
and children, Mr. and Mrs. Haroltl
Asher and Ronnie and Mrs. Ken
neth Asher and children were
Tuesday evening, October 14
guests of Mrs. Frieda Asher in
honor of her birthday anniversary.
Neighbors Help
Mudloffs Reestablish
PAGE The following additional
contributions to the benefit Tony
Mudloff fund are acknowledged by
Mrs. Eva Lamson of the Page Co
Op. Credit association—the fund
headquarters:
Lyman Park, sr ... $10.00
Lyman Park, sr. .... .$20.00
Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Johnson .. .- 4 5-00
Mr. and Mrs. George
Clasey. •• •$ 5.00
The grateful Mudloffs wish to
acknowledge assistance from tha
following good neighlxirs in help
ing the Mudloff family get rees
tablished after the mystery blast
that destroyed their farm home
and all the contents:
Irrigation Bill Scheinost, Geor
ge Wettlaufer, Roger Bowen and
Harold Heese.
Haying- Bill Scheinost, George
Wettlaufer, Roy Hansen, Bob Beel
aert, Larry Heiss, Randall and
Kent Stauffer, Orville Kemper,
Robert and Calvin Harvey, L. G.
Bemholtz, Harry Park, Harry
Tegler, L. F. Knudsen, Harold and
Jerry Asher and Bob Wood.
Excavation of the new base
ment -Calvin Harvey, Bill Schein
ost. George Wettlaufer, Harry Teg
ler and Lyman Park, sr.
Dan and Gene Mudloff, Tony s
brothers, have helped with what
ever tasks had to be done.
"To each and every’ one who has
in any way helped to lighten the
load the explosion and fire put
upon us, we are indeed grateful,
the Mudloffs said.
j Pinochle Group
In Session—
EWING—The Young Matron's
Pinochle club was entertained
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Richard Edwards, With Mrs.
Ray Funk assisting hostess. Mrs.
Jerry Tomjack was a guest. High
score winner was Mrs. Arthur
Kropp, low went to Mrs. Archie
Tuttle. Mrs. Kermit Jefferies re
ceived the traveling prize.
Lunch was served after the
games.
Try Frontier want ads!
Plan Veterans Day
Observance at Page
PAGE—Plans for a veteran's
day observance Tuesday, Novem
ber 11, at the American Legion
hall got underway when members
of the ladies auxiliary met for the
October session.
A cash donation was voted to bo
sent to the Norfolk opportunity
center to aid in the work with the
under-privileged children of this
area
A toaster and coffee percolator,
both electric, were presented tc
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Mudloff.
Mrs. Arnold Tikalskv received
the door prize and Mrs. Edd Stew
art was the winner of the file
fund prize.
Mrs. Melvin Held read the let
ter she received from Tony Coen
en, who is the child welfare pruj
ect chairman this year.
Mrs. Held, Mrs. Ray Snell and
Mrs. Edward Sukup served re
freshments.
To Minnesota—
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sauser
returned late Friday from a four
day visit with relatives at Dan
bury, la. They left Tuesday' for
Sleepy Eye. Minn., to visit Mrs.
Sauser’s brother, Clem Cleary,
and family.
Pitch Club Convenes
at Munn Home—
EWING — The Thursday Nite
Pitch club met October 16 at the
home erf Mr. and - Mrs. Ralph
Munn Guests were Mrs. Rose
Bauer and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Bergstrom. High score winners
were Mrs Ray Magwire and Mr
Bergstrom Low went to Mr. Mag
wire and Mrs Jerry- Tomjack.
An informal hour and refresh
ments brought the party to a close
Study lesson—
INMAN- The woman's depart
ment of the Latter Day Saints
church met at the home of Mrs.
Josie Kopec ky Tuesday afternoon
j for a study lesson which was fol- j
i lowed by a social afternoon. Mrs.
Kopec ky served refreshments to
her guests.
Idahoans Visit—
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Greenfield
of Sand Point, Ida., visited Henry
and Eugenie Kreier Wednesday
October 15. Mrs. Greenfield is the
Kreiers’ niece. The following day
1 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Greenfield of
Stuart visited the Kreiers.
Lt'NDBERG MEMORIAL
(CREIGHTON)
October 11-18
Admitted: Cliff Babcock of
Creighton. Ted Yager of Verdigrc
J Mis William C. Kruse of Winne
I toon, Mrs. Ide Nielsen of Creigh
tor, Mrs Alfred Marshall of Ver
digre, Mrs. Joe Moser of Bruns
wick. Larry Nielsen of Niobrara,
Mrs. Robert Peters of Creighton.
Ernest Gust of Creighton, Marie
Nygaard of Creighton, Mrs Nancy
Balm of Niobrara. Mrs. Wallace
Ewald of Creighton, Mrs. Dana
McGill of Creighton. James Cain
of Center, George Ehrenberg of
Winnetoon and Richard Berglund
of Creighton
Dismissed: Ted Yager of Verdi
gre. Cliff Babcock of Creighton
Robert Gam of Winnetoon, Mrs
Dwayne Falter and son of Creigh
ton. Ernest Gust of Creighton
(transferred to Neligh*, Mrs. Al
f’-ed Marshall of Verdigre, Frank
Carder of Creighton (transferred
to Clark rest home*, and Mrs. Joe
Moser and daughter of Brunswick
Phone us your new’s—51!
Legal Notices
(First pub. Oct. 16, 1958 *
ROAD PETITION
TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY
BOARD OF HOLT COUNTY,
NEBRASKA:
We. the undersigned, electors of
Holt County, Nebraska, residing
within five miles of the following
described road, hereby petition
your honorable body to establish
a county road, 66 feet, wide, de
scribed as follows, to-wit;
South lietween Sections 34 and
35, Township 33. Range 15;
East one-fourth mile between
sections 35, Township 33,
Range 15; and Section 3.
Township 32, Range 15; South
through Sections 3, Town
s h i p 32, Range 15;
East one-fourth mile lie
tween sections 3 and 10, Town
ship 32, Range 15; South 5
miles lietween Sections 10
and 11, 14 and 15, 22 and
23, 26 and 27, 34 and 35, Town
ship 32, Range 15; South 1
mile lietween Sections 2 and
3. Township 31, Range 15; in
Holt County, Nebraska.
Hearing will lie held on the
above Road Petition on October
31. 1958, at 2:00 P. M., at the Su
pervisors Room. Holt County
Courthouse, O’Neill, Nebr.
KENNETH WARING.
Holt County Clerk
25-27
(First pub. Oct. 9, 1958)
NOTICE OK SCHOOL LAND
LEASE SALE
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Educational Lands and
Funds of the State of Nebraska, or
its authorized representative, will
offer for lease at public auction
on the 7th day of November, 1958,
at 1:30 o'clock P M . at the office
of the County Treasurer of Holt
County, in O'Neill. Nebraska, the
following educational lands with
in said county:
Description See. Twp. Rge.
SEt* e.xc. 4.41 acs. 16 30 15
NW»-4sWVi 16 29 13
All 16 28 11
SU 16 27 13
\\VL 36 27 13
SE^i 16 29 14
E4 16 26 13
SWtiNWVd, W4SWL 21 26 9
S\V L 36 32 16
SWLSKL 36 25 9
Said sale may be adjourned
from day to day until all lands
have been offered No sale will be
final until approved by the Board
of Educational Lands and Funds,
and the Board reserves the right
to reject anv and all bids.
BOARD OF EDUCATIONAL
LANDS AND FIENDS
lincoln, Nebraska
Bv Elmer H. Mahlin, Secretary
21-26c
(First pub. October 9. 1958t
NOTICE OF HEARING OF
PETITION FOR FINAL
SETTLEMENT OF AtTXM'NT
Estate No. 4279
John R. Gallagher, Attorney
COUNTY COURT OF HOLT
COUNTY, NEBRASKA
ESTATE OE META MARTIN.
DEI CEASED
THE STATE OF NEBRASKA, TO
ALL CONCERNED:
Notice is hereby given that a
petition has been filed for final
settlement herein, determination
of heirship, inheritance taxes, fees
and commissions, distribution of
estate and approval of final ac
count and discharge, which will
lie for hearing in this court on
October 29. 1958, at 10 o'clock,
A. M
IDU1S W. REIMER.
Oxinty Judge
(COUNTY COURT SEAL)
24- 26c
(First, pub. Oct. 16, 1958'
Richard L. Spittler, Attorney
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
COUNTY COURT OF HOLT
COUNTY. NEBRASKA
ESTATE OF LEO .1. SPTTT1.KR,
DECEASED.
THE STATE OF NEBRASKA, TO
ALL CONCERNED:
Notice is hereby given that all
claims against said estate must
lie filed on or before the 6th day
of February, 1959, or be forever
barred, and that a hearing on
claims will lie held in this court
on February' 7, 1959, at 10:00
o’clock, A. M.
Dated October 14, 1958.
LOUIS VV. REIMER,
County Judge.
By Hazel Lorenz,
Dep. County Court Clerk
(COUNTY COURT SEAL)
25- 27e
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West Lumber &
Coal Co.
Page, Nebr.
none 2651 Mel Roach. M*r.
FOR SALE:
at SCHOOL DISTRICT 241
Page, Nebr.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25th *
Starting 1 P. M.
SCHOOL BUILDING, to be moved, measures 14 x 16 ft.
COAL SHED. 8 x 10 ft.
PIANO — 300 GAL. FUEL BARRELS
OIL BURNER — TOILETS
Property is located eight miles east of O'Neill Sale Bam, one
mile south, OR 2V4 miles north and four miles west of Page.
TERMS: CASH.
MAX WANSER, Auctioneer
Van Horn's Registered
RANCH LOCA1 ION: 16 miles southeast of O Neill, Nebr., on U. S. highway 20 to sign and 2/i miles southeast; OR 5
miles south of Page, Nebr., east to sign; OR 3 miles north of Ewing, Nebr., and 2 miles west; OR 8 miles west of Or
chard, Nebr., to sign, on —
Tuesday, Oct. 28,1958
Sale Starts at 1 P. M. (CST) Lunch Will Be Served on Grounds
60 BHead off BULLS Seiiingfl 60
I This bull pictured, F ZATO HEIR 25th, and his three-quarter brother, F. ZATO HEIR 29th, have sired all of this (
offering except for nine which were sired by ZERO ZATO 22nd. ■
40 Coming Two-Year-Old Bulls - 20 Senior Bull Calves I
• These bulls are growthy, rugged individuals with • Over 40 of the bulls in this offering have been devel- w
plenty of thickness, bone and are well-balanced. oped on grass to serve the commercial herds better, M
This is by far the best offering we have ever presented! j
WRITE FOR A CATALOG 1
r . A. & R. E. VAN HORN
PAGE, NEBRASKA I
<aiAIU.ES OORKLE, Auctioneer M
I.VIE ROBERTS, American Hereford Association GENE JOHNSON, American Hereford Journal ■
HI MACKEY. Omaha Daily Journal-Stockman I.Al'REME BLUER, Nebraska Farmer m
GENE RA1NBOIJJT, The Nebraska LXittlemau STAN ALIEN, Western Livestock V
