Mrs. Max L. Honke
Funeral at Butte
BUTTE- Mrs. Max L. (Verna >
Honke died Sunday at Wagner, S
D. She was the wife of a former
Butte banker, the late Max L,
Honke,
Rosary was said at 8 p.m. Tues
day at the funeral home in Butte
A requiem mass was said at 9:30
a m Wednesday at St. Peter and
Paul's Catholic church. Rev. Gill
pastor, officiated. Burial was in
the Catholic cemetery in Butte.
She is survived by two daugh
ters, two sons and a stepson Also
a sister-in-law, Mrs. Mildred
Honke, and a niece, Mrs, John R.
Gallagher, both of O'Neill.
Mrs. Honke and Mr. and Mrs
Gallagher and family attended
the rosary. Mrs. Honke stayed
over to attend the funeral.
Bowling Standings
SHAMROCK
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Shonka Agency_15 6
Hamm's 12 9
Western Auto 11% 9%
O'Neill Nat. Bank 10% 10%
O’Neill Dickers 10 11
Virg Laursen Ins._. 9 12
Marcellos Chevrolet 8 13
Ash Grove 8 13
HIG- Roy Gilg. Shonka Agency,
211
HTS- Roy Gilg, Shonka Agency,
584
HTG- Shonka Agency, 878
HTS—Shonka Agency, 2,465
CLASSIC
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Fox Bros. Hay Cb._14 7
K. of C. Green _ 13% 7%
Legion Post 86_13 8
Ideal Cleaners _ 12 9
Ten Pin Lanes - ID 11
Dick's Bar_9
Cudahy Hams - 8 13
Sparetime Cafe_4% 16%
HIG— Fritz Yantzi, K. of C.
Green, 201.
IBS-Fritz Yantzi, K. of C.
Green, 573.
HTG—Ten Pin Lanes, 793
HTS K. of C. Green, 2,271.
STREAMLINE
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Page Oilers __12 6
Heinz 57 — - 11
Pepper Uppers 10
Fehrs Trac. Equip. — 9
Splits 9 9
Methrxiist Men-8* 9*
Farmers Store —- 6* 11*
Legion Blue-6 12
HIG Frank Polacek, Page Oil
ers. 210. „
HIS Frank Polacek, Page Oil
ers. 506,
HTG Farmers Store, 836.
HTS Farmers Store. 2,238.
BOOSTER
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Caterpillars .-13 5
Dick's Bar--• \
J. M. McDonald's --- U 7
Nite-Owls-19
Ten Pin Lanes —-- 9 9
Hunt's Plumbing - J 11
Pin Pals -® “
Town House-—-. 5 *•’
HIG - Marjorie Stuigbergen,
(sub i. Hunt’s Plumbing, 180.
HIS- Mary H. Yantz.i, Ten Pin
Lanes, 475.
HTG—Ten Pin Lanes, 692
HTS—Caterpillars, 2.090.
STRIKE I T 168
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Candy Bill’s Cafe ___ U 7
Melcina's Powder Puffs 12 9
Hardings Creamery _ U 10
Pinkerman’s TV - ’
Rollettes -— I®* J®*
O’Neill Auto Sup. - 10 11
Pin Quins-9* 11*
Chambers Chix -- ® “
HIG—Deloras Menish (sub),
Rollettes, 188.
HIS Helen Riley, O’Nelli Auto
Supply .471. _ „ „
HTG Melcina’s Powder Puffs,
cqq
HTS Candy Bill’s Cafe, 1,896.
BEEF
New Deal Oil Co. -
Earley Oil Co.
Sam's Bar -
O'Neill Auto Sup.
Page Oil
Wick’s Body Shop
Lonaus Motor — -
FoSa^r c&sr oTteui
SCSu a™n. O'Neill Auto
SUHT&-ONeill Auto StoPO. 8®
NTS—Earley Oil Co.. 2.453
CHAMP! w L
Harding Creamery - 15 g
Gas House Gang —- 8
Meadow Gold ---n
Court House __-" u
Gambles --■-— 9 12
Dodds Oil - 7 i4
Ewing Conoco-7 14
POmG°-CCharler'WAter. Court
*>» - WUlis Hockey, Ewing Ooo
°CHTC- Gas House Gang. TW
HTS Gas House Gang. 2,322.
VAHSm w L
O’Neill Cleaners -— g j?
Old Home Bread —- g
Orchard Legion - g 9
Legion Gold —--7 H
Bright’s Store-- ' 7 n
Johnson Jewelry—- g ^
Drayton Elevator —- • g ^
OM.
“fflS - A1 Carroll, Legion Gold.
^°HTG -Old Home Bread, 89Ek
HTS -Old Home Bread, 2.W3.
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K. of C. Red —---- H o
Ye Olde Farmers -- “ °
Shelhamers Oil --— fr ,0
Bazelman's Service - “ ™
Haymakers --— 1 in n
New Outlaw 14
Prouty Bros. - g ^
*HIG—Elmer DeVall, Bazelman s
Service, 199. .
HIS—Tie: Elmer DeVall and
Merle Jones, Bazelman's Service,
537.
HTG—Bazelman’s Service, 802.
HTS—Bazelman’s Service, 2,343.
Mrs. Robert Kurtz
New President of
Band Mothers
Wednesday evening, October 15
the O’Neill Band Mothers held an
election and meeting in the band
room at the public school Mrs.
Roy J. Shelhamer. the outgoing
president, conducted the meeting
She outlined the past year’s activ
ities including the purchasing of
new uniforms and the selling of
the old uniforms. She thanked ev
eryone for their cooperation.
Duane Miller, band director
gave a talk on the policies of the
band. He also told of a student
committee appointed to help en
; force the policies.
Officers elected were: Mrs Rob
ert Kurtz, president; Mrs. Leo
Gokie. vice-president; Mrs. Joe
Tennis, secretary, and Mrs. Floyd
Wilson, treasurer.
Mrs. Shelhamer turned the
meeting over to Mrs. Kurtz, who
asked for a vote of thanks to last
year’s officers, (“specially the out
going president. All other officers
move up to the next office.
Coffee and cookies were served
by Mrs. M B. Marcellus, Mrs
Bennett Gillespie and Mrs. Leona
Shoemaker.
Ewing News
Sunday guests at the Jim Ml
narik home were Mr. and Mrs
Joe Sturbaum.
Herman Schroeder and daugh
ter, Gioria. and Mr. and Mrs.
Dwight Schroeder and children
were guests Sunday at the home
of Mr and Mrs. Bernard Schroe
der and family at Neligh. In the
afternoon they went to Norfolk to
visit with Mrs. Schro*xier, who is
hospitalized there.
Guests at the Ben Larsen home
Sunday were Mrs. Laura Wood of
Lynch and Jim Clinch of Creigh
ton.
Mrs. Eva Kaczor, who has spent
the past two weeks in Omaha with
relatives and friends, returned
home Saturday evening, accom
panied by her son and wife, Mr
and Mrs. Tony Kaczor and fam
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sojka, sr.,
has spent some time in the east
ern states, returned home Satur
day,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Conner, Mrs
Ella Zeims and Mrs. C. C. Hahl
beck went to Clearwater to at
tend the funeral of Fred Steams
held Monday afternoon at the
Church of Christ. Mr. Stems was
a brother-in-law of Mrs. Conner.
Mrs. Ella Zeim, who was ac
companied by her sister, Mrs
Ralph Van Horn of O'Neill, spent
a few days at Grand Island last
week. Mrs. Zeims is now at her
home in Ewing.
Sunday afternoon and supper
guests at the Waldo Davis home
were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wittier
and daughter of Tilden, Mr and
Mrs. Donald Spahn and family
and Betty Wright, all of Ewing.
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Davis en
tertained her mother. Mrs. Louise
Beal, and Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Barton and family of Ore haul, at
dinner Monday evening.
Mrs. Helen Sisson received
woul this week of the promotion
of her son. Jack, to corporal. He
is stationed at Camp Pendleton,
Calif.
CORRECTIONS
A few errors have been brought
to my attention in my copy to the
paper in the delinquent tax adver
tising list.
No. 1—Holt IVeek Precinct
Published as:
E4. E4SW14, EV4NWV*. NW-i
E4. E4SWK. E'iN W v4l
NWbN'Wb 27-27-16, should be E4,
EHSWm. 22-27-16. E'lNW1,,
NWI4NW4 27-27-16.
No. 2—Paddock Precinct
Published as:
Lot 1, see. 29, lot 1. pt. 2, sec,
30, lots 1-2-3, sec 32; WViNW »4,
SE^NWb,, sec 32; N'jSWb,
NEl4, sec. 32, all in Township 32,
Range 11. should have been same
description except it should have
been Township 33. instead of 32.
No. s—O’Neill City, Haudettoa
Addition.
The Amount of tax should be
$81.00 instead of Lots 1-2-3-4, Blk.
I 16, $861 00
J EL HANCOCK. Co Treas.
LYNCH Coach Paul Wilson and
22 Lynch high school foothall toys
were entertained at the Leslie
Stewart home north of Lynch Fri
day night following the Niobrara
Lynch game won by lynch
Other guests were Mrs Bonnie
Wilson. Mrs. Willa Schollmeyer,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mulhair and
Mr. and Mrs Albert Schindler.
Chili soup and homemade dimgh
nuts were served for lunch.
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BLADE CUT Lb.
U.S.D.A. Choice Grade,
7-BONE CUT Lb.
U.S.D.A. Choice Grade, — -
ROUND BONE CUT Lb. Vv%
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Spareribs A 5c
Pork, fresh, small, meaty.Lb. A^
Hormel Bacon O Q r
Range Style, thick-sliced.Pkg. M M
Pork Sausage 1Ib. 1 Or
Lean, fresh, tasty; try some.Roll M
I Rich in vitamins and flavor, LIBBY’S
TOMATO
JUICE
Town House ... 4, 46-oz. Cans, $1.00
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Pork and Beans,
> Red Kidney Beans,
Chili Hot Beans, .
| or Spaghetti
A Golden Harvest of Savings
Sundown
PEACHES
Yellow Cling, irregular pieces, light syrup
Stock-np this week on big, tender
Green Giant
PEAS
I No. 303
I Can,
Town House ... 7/ No. 303 Cans, $1.00
T , _ _ _ Highway Brand, r\ No. 2^ A C
I oma I oes extra stand, quality JL Cans 4 JC
-p • I -p . Brach’s candy; for 12-oz.
Trick or I reat Halloween treats ...Pkg. JYC
Tomato Sauce Town House .. 2 Cans 19c
Cheese Spread Ielicious/creamy Jar 29c
Nestle s Morsels SS5& 29c
Mixed Nuts ™89c
H —^ Town House; Yellow or 2-lb. r\ q
rOp LOm White, guaranteed to pop ... .Pkg. Z y C
/■* I AC— Breakfast Gem; Medium, Cl
Graae-A Eggs u.s.d.a.Graded ....doz d ic
C_I 4-4-1 or MACARONI; Quality 2-lb. Q
opagnerri Brand, packed in cello bags.. Bag J 7C
r\ . , D Sunny Hills Brand—large, 2-lb. O 7.
Ury DeanS White Great Northern ... .Pkg. O / C
ChickenTfoodle or Vegetable Beef Varieties — The Soups most Children like best
Cake Mixes * t $1
Duncan Hines; White, Chocolate or Yellow varieties, add eggs and water
Flour.,!i$1.69.;“$3.29
Kitchen Craft; all-purpose, guaranteed to do wonders with your recipes; Safeway Guaranteed
Golden YAMS
Red Potatoes ^»X>'ai?B'haUow2^...10 t*25<
Jonathan ApplesS32£lSiS....* 10<
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Prices effective through Saturday October 25 in O’Neill.
Cake Mixes 35c
Malted Milk SSSU.'SSL.f& 53c
Puffed Wheat .SS 19c
Mushrooms K^;SL*S...S; 33c
n.,,L.. Diet. Delight; Yellowcling, No. 303 QQ_
rcaCllCJ sweetened without eugar .....Can Z7v
Candy Bars Ruthor^utterflnger.Box 69c
Chunk Tuna 35c
ftuciarc WUlapolnt Brand; 10-oz. rg
vyolClJ delicious as fresh oysters.Can J7C.
IWornant White Magic; foil wrapped Giant rg.
V Cl cry Cl 11 to protect from moisture ...Box J7w
Fresh Bleach 32£WiS2T. *3S 35c
Psrtop Waxtex; keeps dry food 100-ft. 00.
Waxea raper dry, moist foods moist..Roll ZOC
Ad Detergent tor automatic wa-h^/.pS: 89c
Dog Yummies Kit:dogs...^£ 19c
Toilet Tissue SSSS^Sb.2 non. 29c
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Westinffhouse Westinnhouse
Toaster Steam or Dry Iron
•fc Her* are two sensational appliances destined to
make your mealmaking and housekeeping
much lighter and more fun. And they’re yours
I*o easily and quick when you save ...
Gold Bond Stamps
On« with each 10c purchaie from Safeway