Waller Reunion—
Mr. and Mrs. W. W, Waller and
family attended a family reunion
Sunday in Belden at the home of
Mr Waller’s sister ami her hus
band Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fish
It was held in honor of Don Wal
ler of WTuttier, Calif, a brother
of Mr Waller and Mrs Fish.
Thirty-five persons attended
Merry Mix Winners—
Mrs. H. G. Kruse served a 1 o -
' clock luncheon to the Merry Mix
club Tuesday. A guest was Mrs.
C. E. Yantzi. Winners were Mrs.
J. D. Osenimugh and Mrs. Kruse.
Winners of the series were Mrs.
Paul Shierk and Mrs. Ted Mc
Elhaney.
Attend Initiation—
Among those attending the ini
tiation of Eastern Star in Atkin
i son Wednesday ev ening were Mrs
Paul Shierk, Mrs. H. G. Kruse,
Mrs. Gale W. Dierberger, Mrs. J.
D, Osenliaugh. Mrs. Don Mc
Kamy. Mrs. H. L, Lindberg and
Mrs John Conard of Emmet.
Mrs. Gillespie Hostess—
Friday Mrs. Bennett Gillespie
held a tea at her home in honor
of Mrs. Cutler, the former lab
j In*lie Havens of Atkinson. Mrs.
| Cutler is a friend of Mrs. Gilles
' pie’s mother, Mrs. E. J. Eby.
•lanawa Club
Winners Monday evening at Ja
nawa club at the home of Mrs.
Robert F. (“Fritz’’) Murphy were
Mrs. John G. Stuifbergen, high;
Winnie Barger, travelling, and
Miss LaVeta Lehn, low.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Marcellus
and family of Atkinson were at
the M. B. Marcellus home Friday
evening.
(lard party Sunday, October
tfith, H o’clock, at St. Mary’s gym.
Paul Shierk
INSURANCE AGENCY
O’NEILL, NEBK.
Insurance of All
Kinds
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY'S (O'Neill)
Admissions: October 15 Mrs
Richard Strube of O'Neill. Franl
Musil of O'Neill. Mrs Clarenci
Booth of O'Neill, Mrs Don Van
; derbeek of O’Neill. Mrs Helei
Johnson of O'Neill, Miss Pntricii
Riley of Rose; 16 —Leonard Rrowi
of O'Neill. Daniel Kruger of Stu
art. Dallas Behrens of O'Neill
Mrs Rohert Cook of O'Neill, Du
ane Hoerle of Ewing; 17 Mrs
Wayne Cizek of Spencer: 18 Lor
en Jons of Bonesteel, Mrs. Man
Bosn of O’Neill, Mrs. Orville Sin
delar of O'Neill; 19 Joseph Welsl
of Emmet. Anna Marie Fritton o
O’Neill, Bernard Charles Frittoi
of O'Neill; 20—W. O Jarman o
Atkinson, Charles Snowardt of O’
Neill. Arnold Anthony of O'Neill
Rebecca Knudsen of Page. Shel
ley Hynes of O’Neill. Terry Tom
jack of O’Neill: 21 Rohert Eu
gene Riley of O’Neill, Mrs. Harrj
Clauson of O’Neill, Mrs. Ed Ste
wart of Page; Mrs. Roy Tuttle ol
Ewing.
Dismissals: October 16 Mrs
Robert Devoy and girl of O’Neill
Mrs. Roliert Shoemaker and bo>
of O’Neill, Mrs. Wayne Barnes ol
O’Neill; 16- Dallas Behems of O’
Neill, Daniel Kruger of Stuart
Mrs. Jack Dailey of O'Neill; 17
Mrs. Jettie Shorthill of O’Neill
Kathleen Daniels of O’Neill, Johi
O’Connell of Emmet. Mrs. Ken
neth Kestenholtz and girl of In
man. W. Clarence Farrand o
Lynch, Albert Tejral of Spencer
Leonard Brown of O’Neill; 18
Mrs. Wayne Cizek of Spencer
Mrs Donald Vanderbeek of O’
Neill, Duane Hoerle of Ewing
Mrs Richard Strube of O’Neill
19—Milton Baack of O’Neill, Pa
tricia Riley of O’Neill; 20-Bern
ard Fritton of O’Neill, Anna Marie
Fritton of O’Neill, Mrs. Clarence
Whaley of O’Neill, Frank Wil
helm of Spencer; 21-*Joseph Welsh
of Emmet (expired). Ambrose Big
lin of O Neill, Mrs. Robert Cook
of O’Neill, Arnold Anthony of O’
Neill; 22—'Terry Tomjack of O’
Neill, Mrs. Mary Bosn of O’Neill,
Mrs. Roy Tuttle of Ewing (expir
ed) \V. O. Jarman of Atkinson (ex
pired).
Still hospitalized: Frank Musil
of O’Neill, Garret Janzing of O'
Neill, Mrs. Ed R. Stewart of Page,
Mrs. Rebecca Butterfield of Or
chard. Robert Eugene Riley of
O’Neill, Shelley Hynes of O’Neill,
Mrs. Sam Killham of O’Neill. Mrs.
Helen Johnson of O’Neill, Rebecca
Knudsen of Page, Mrs. Orville
Sindelar of O'Neill, Charles Snow
ardt of O’Neill, Arthur Papstein
of Bristow, >Mrs. L. G. Bernholtz
of Page, Michael Eugene Zastrow
of O’Neill; Roseann Whidden of
Chambers, Mrs. John Carr of O’
Neill, Mrs. Henry Clauson of O’
Neill, Loren Jons of Bonesteel,
Wayne Hoffman of Ewing.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
October 20, 1958
Admitted: October IX— Mrs. La
Veme Thurlow of Stuart, surgical
obstetrical; Mrs. Michael Coday
of Atkinson, medical; 14 Herman
Schrader of Atkinson, medical;
Mrs. Curtis Hook of Ling Pine,
medical; Gerald Slaymaker of
Stuart, surgical; Mrs. Fred Kaup
of Stuart, obstetrical; Jeanenne
Wondercheck of Atkinson, surgi
cal; Mrs. Francis Prussa of At
kinson, obstetrical; 15—Mrs. Jen
nie Shane of Atkinson, medical;
Mrs. Ed Higgins of Naper, medi
cal; Mrs. Ed Dvorak of Atkinson,
medical; 16—Harry Porter of
Chambers, medical; Joe Dvorak of
Atkinson, medical; 17—Gary Bat
enhorst of Stuart, surgical; Mrs.
Mary Niezgocki of Atkinson, sur
gical; 18—Miss Joy Dvorak of At
kinson, surgical; 19—Mrs. Bertha
Fullerton of Atkinson, medical ;20
-Glen Cadwallader of Stuart, med
ical; Mrs. Donald Marcellus of
Atkinson, obstetrical; Ernest
Gruenber of Stuart, surgical.
Dismissed: October 14 — Roy
Carr of Atkinson, Eleanor Schmit
of Atkinson, Mrs. William Morgan
of Atkinson, John Dunkel of At
kinson; 15—Mrs. Gilbert Olson
and daughter of O’Neill; 16—Theo
Moss of Chambers; 17—William
Grunke of Stuart, Julia Samples
of Atkinson, Mrs. Heinrich Frahrr
of Amelia, Mrs. Michael Cbda>
of Atkinson: 18— Mary Niezgock:
of Atkinson, Harry Porter of Cham
bers, Gary Batenhorst of Stuart
Mrs Herbert Skala and son ol
, Stuart: 19—Mrs. Francis Prussa
and daughter, Mrs. Fred Kaup anc
son of Stuart, Mrs Ed Higgins ol
Naper.
Hospitalized: Tim Gant of At
kinson, Mrs. William Poessneck
er of Atkinson, Mrs. LaVerne
Thurlow and son of Stuart, Mrs
Jennie Shane of Atkinson, Mrs
John Krobot of Stuart. Mrs. Frank
Weichman of Stuart, Harry Schra
der of Atkinson, Mrs. Ed Dvorak
of Atkinson, Joe Dvorak of Atkin
I son, Miss Joy Dvorak of Atkinson,
I Mrs. Curtis Hook of Long Pine,
Mrs. Sadie Morton of Bassett.
Robert Stevens of O'Neill; Greg
ory Dean Frahm of Amelia, Ber
tha Fullerton of Atkinson, Glen
Cadwallader of Stuart, Mrs. Don
ald Marcellus of Atkinson, Ernest
Gruenberg of Stuart.
SACKED HEART (Lynch)
October 20
In hospital: Mrs. Mary Classen
of Spencer, Mrs. Raymond Elsas
ser of Spencer, Baby Wendy El
sasser of Spencer, Mrs. Carl Gne
wuch of Norfolk, Mrs. E. M. Gutlr
miller of Anoka, Mrs. Alvin Hav
ranek and baby of Spencer, Mrs.
Joseph Noble and baby of Lynch,
Mrs. Jacoh Roth of Bonesteel,
Hans Suckstorf of Lynch, Mrs.
Ruth Talbert of Bristow, Eddie
Weber of Butte, Mrs. Curtis Veich
and baby of Mapleton, la., Baby
Mary Ann Moody of Lynch, and
Mi's. Andrew Hanson of Spencer.
Dismissed: Mrs. Herman Wil
ken of Fairfax -15, Mrs. Amelia
Mineburg, Bristow, Mi's. Raymond
Stoltenberg, Naper, Mrs. Martin
Renner, Fairfax 16, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Killion, Wayne, and Mrs.
Berl Moody, Lynch—20.
Tny Bowers, 71, of Bristow died
October 15.
Glenn J. Criss
Dies Unexpectedly
I SPENCER—Glenn J. Criss, 61,
an army veteran of World War I,
j died Friday, October 17, at the
| home of his mother, Mrs. E. M.
j Couch, at Spencer.
Funeral services were conduct
ed at 2 p.m., Monday, October 20,
at the United Lutheran church in
Spencer with Rev. Hugh O. Dow
lor, church pastor, officiating.
Burial was in Union cemetery
here under direction of the Jones
| funeral home.
Members of Luther Whidden
j post of the American Legion con
ducted military graveside rites.
Pallbearers were Leonard Kinney,
Robert Hickey, Albert Schmaltz.
John Havranek, C. H. Fisher and
Russell Angus.
Survivors include: Mother —
Mrs. E. M. Couch of Spencer;
three brothers and eight sisters
(this includes half-brothers and
half-sisters).
The late Mr. Criss was born
December 16, 1896, at Petersberg.
County Court
October 16—Maitland L. Smith
of Ainsworth, speeding night, fin
ed $10 and $4 costs; officer—R. L.
Gude.
October 17—Arnold J. Babl of
O’Neill, possession of alcoholic
liquor by minor, fined $25 and $4
costs; officer—E. M. Hastreiter.
October 17—Lonny B. Miller of
Clearwater, possession of alco
holic liquor by minor, fined $50
and $4 costs; officer—E. M. Has
treiter.
October 18—Ronald Wright of
Ewing, possession of alcoholic
liquor by minor, fined $40 and $4
costs; officer—E. M. Hastreiter.
Page News
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Weyer and
Mrs. Gene Baber of Plainview and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker and
Larry were Sunday supper guests
in the home of Mrs Evelyn Gray.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Haynes
and family of O’Neill were Wed
nesday evening supper guests in
the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Haynes. Later in the
evening they called on Mr. and
Mrs. P. E. Nissen.
Amelia News
Mrs. Bernard Blackmore attend
ed a convention of the Rebekah
lodge at Beatrice last week.
Mrs. Blossom Butler attended
the funeral of Miss Mary Carney
in O’Neill Saturday morning.
Pete Frahm returned Sunday
evening from a visit with relatives
and friends at Pilger and Omaha
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Wettlaufer
spent Tuesday at the George Wet
tlaufer home in Page.
Drive-Up’ Mail Box Installed
Helmut Arnold a Nebraska state highway department employee,
tries the new “drive-up” mailing facility installed at the postoffice
comer (Fourth and Clay sts.) The standard U.S. mail box has a
scoop mouth that permits motorists to pull alongside and deposit
first-class mail. Mail must be deposited by 9:30 p.m. for same day
dispatch.- The Frontier Photo.
Spencer in Narrow
Win Over Verdigre—
VERDIGRE The Spencer high
Pirates defeated the Verdigre
Hawks in an exciting football
game here Friday, 18-13.
Spencer got the first touchdown
in the opening quarter, but the
Hawks went ahead in the same
period when Jimmie Boelter
crossed the goal-line and also add
ed the conversion point.
Spencer took a 12-7 half-time
lead with a second quarter TD.
The third quarter was scoreless,
The Pirates made it 18-7 in the
early part of the final period, but
Arlie Nelson ran 65 yards for a
Verdigre counter to make it 18-13.
O’Neill News
Saturday and Sunday guests of
Mrs. John G. Stuifbergen and
family were her aunts, Mrs. Wil
liam Hewitt of Rushville and Mrs.
Frank Wilson of Stuart.
Monuments of lasting beauty
made by skilled craftsmen of the
J. F. Bloom Co. . . . monuments
from the factory to the con
sumer.—Emmet Crabb, O’Neill.
Miss Judy Jyracek, who is em
ployed in Lincoln, was home for
the weekend.
To Hunt Here—
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Froelich will bo their son
and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Froe
lich, jr., of Wichita, Kans. Two
friends from Wichita will come
with them to join Mr. Froelich in
hunting. They are Mr. Koppinget
and Mr. Paulson.
Alice’s Beauty Shop
Res. 3 doors west of Texarw
1125 Bast Douglas
Phone 283 — O’Neill
DR. H. D. C.1LDEKSLEEVE
OPTOMETRIST
Northeast Corner
of 4th & Douglas
O'NEILL, NEBR.
Ph. 167 — Office lira. 9 to 5
Eyes Examined — Uiawosn Kitted
Monday Thru Saturday
Closed Wednesday
CONSULT SPIX1AIJST
INMAN Mrs Albert Reynold!
and family and Mrs. Ken Coventry
and son. Rob, s[x'nt Sat til'd ay in
Norfolk consulting a bx>t six'cial
ist.
Other Kwiug News
Mr, and Mi's, Marcus Snydet
entertained at Sunday dinner
their daughter and husband, Mr
and Mrs Dorrence Hobbs, and
family.
BEAUTYLAND
Beauty Salon
Phone 36ft for appointment
I an-tiles I aeroM street from
bakery. Closed every Mon
day jornlnt.
MOUNTAIN OYSTER FEED
and
STAG PARTY
at the
LEGION CLUB ROOMS
Stuart, Nebr.
Monday, October 27
8:30 p.m.
• Other Varied Entertainment
• Everyone Invited.
• Sponsored by American Legion Post 115, Stuart
Admission 50c
Nebraska Brad Balia far the Sandhill*
NEBRASKA ANGUS ASSOCIATION
"Cream of the Crop"
BULL SALE
AINSWORTH,
NEBRASKA
MONDAY, OCTOBER 27
1:00 P. M.. CST
Sale at the Ainsworth Livestock Sales Barn
Selling 70 Bulls
All Serviceable Age
OUTSTANDING HULLS consigned by Nebraska’s leading Angus
breeders. This is one of the best group of bulls ever consigned to a
state sale. Good rugged, long yearlings and coining 2-year-old bulk.
Representing today’s top bloodlines, Bandolier, Bardolier, Eileenmeav
and Sunbeam breeding.
BUY NEBRASKA BRED BULLS
NEBRASKA ANGUS ASSOCIATION
Pnrcy H. Upton, Sale Manager, Madison, Nobr.
Ralph Ruhr, Auctioneer
Ardaa Aegerter, Pleldman for the Omaha 1-rr-1 ftnthm—
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for the
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PHONE 91 — O’NEILL
_POLITICAL ADTEKTIMMIMT _ POLITICAL AOVTUTIKUrirT
Your Vote Will Be Appreciated!
CLARENCE ERNEST
Republican Candidate for Reelection
Holt County Supervisor
Third District
CitoMiral Election Tuesday, November 4th j!
4th Street Market
Phone 93 WED eliver O’Neill
SWIFT PREMIUM
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Lb. Pkg._59c
111 1
SWIFTS FRESH MEATY
SPARE RIBS
Lb-47c
FOIX’.ER’S — l#e OFF’ PACK
COFFEE
2 Lb Can.— $1.49
U PIECE COMB SET FREE
INSIDE EACH PACKAGE
TIDE
Giant Size_73c
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POTATOES
10 Lbs. --- 43c
rf:d PONTIAC
10 Lbs.- 33c
DEL MONTE FREESTONE
SLICED PEACHES
303 can_27c
S HER FINE ELBO
SPAGHETTI
2 Lb. Cello Bag „ 33c
BANNER — Several A'arletles to Choose From
COOKIES
Pound pkg 29c
BROWNIE JR. — 29c SAVINGS
BROOM
Reg. 1.98-Now $|. ,09
HORMEL
CANNED HAM
3 lb. can ..... $2.98
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New improved
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I Friends of St. Nary's
COMMUNITY
BENEFIT OF ST. MARY’S ACADEMY
St. Mary’s Playground — O’Neill, Nebr.
Saturday, Oct. 25 th
COFFEE — BAR B QUE SANDWICHES — I*OP — PIE STARTING AT NOON 8AIJC STARTS AT 1 00 P M
Following Items to Be Sold:
LIVESTOCK MACHINERY AUTOMOBILES
HAY TRACTORS 1953 Dodge Pickup jj
FEED & SEED CANNED GOODS 1951 Chevrol^r^-Dr f
FARM TOOLS POULTRY 2.Dr. I
AND OTHER USED CARS
Household Goods Auto Tires (new and Shotgun (new)
j Beds, Mattresses, Springs used) Blankets (new)
: Oil Space Heaters Power Lawn Mowers Clothing of all kinds
(new and used) (new and used) (new)
Kitchen Stoves, Gas-Elec. Bicycles (new and used) Work Bench (new)
(new and used) Hobby Tools JD 10-in Hammermill
i Lawn Chairs and Cots Beverage Cooler (new) (like new)
Motor Oil (by the case) Lamps (new and used) Musical Instruments
Automatic Washers Radios (new and used) Groceries
Washing Machines TV Sets & Antenna Youngstown Kitchen
12-ft. Deep Freeze (new) (new and used) Sink
Electric Fryer nch Electric Drill Sporting Goods
:: Electric Toaster (new) Lawn Fertilizer f
t:
Many other articles too numerous to mention!
|
| Col. Ed. Thorin Col. Verne Reynoldson Col. Wallace O’Connell j
| Will Be The Auctioneers
5 O’NEILL NATIONAL BANK, Clerk FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Clerk |
