Regulation Follows
Federal Subsidies’
Verdigre Man Speaks
at NSIA Meet
hl^dred twentymo persons
Saturday attended a 20-countv
meettng of the Nebraska School Im
provement association at Norfolk
A L ^unhes were represented
four *"en,l°" ***
Higher teacher certification ve
h°v ^or -ov#er reorganization plans
hy the state reorganization com
mittee, federal and state financing
zat?o^°° S' and ,he ,ype of organi
7, h ’n , necessary to effectively
comliat this type of legislation.
Frank Pierce of Verdigre di
rector. spoke on the dangers of
Nebraska participating in federal
aid to education “The state of Ne
h,e said- ."has demon
strated no financial incapacity to
raise the funds necessary for school
construction and operational costs
of our school.
‘ Federal subsidies must natur
ally t>e followed hy supervision or
regulation and controls. It, there
fore. becomes necessary for the
state of Nebraska to refrain from
participating or entering into any
additional federal programs.”
Lloyd Waldo of Chambers, for
mer president of the association,
said "the small schools such as
our rural schools and the small
community high schools will lose
their rights of continuation of op
eration if proposed legislation is
enacted
S. H. Brauer, jr., of Stuart, field
representative, stated it is the as
sociation’s belief that "some
school district reorganization is
advisable as time advances, hut
no changes should he effected by
compulsion through laws or intim
idation by our civil authorities
"Our rural schools should be
continued and improved, and es
sential control of the standards,
directions and financing of schools
should remain within the local
school districts and in the hands
of the local school hoards,” Brau
er asserted “The physical size
and Imundaries of a school dis
trict should lie matters of local
determination, not arbitrarily sub
ject to a state central authority,
nor pupil attendance or availahil
By tie a determining factor in
school district reorganization
Benton Marshall of Oawford.
association president, stated: "We
have a goal of one-hundred-thous
and members and if such mem
bership is obtained we can expect
to accomplish much. In a short
period of time we have the tre
mendous task of obtaining a mem
bership within the counties that
could hope to be effectual in con
! taining the power and influence
of our state department of educa
tion."
Clyde Widman of Amelia, asso
ciation vice-president, said he "can
see a great deal of awareness
shown over the state by grassroots
people who are not going to stand
idly by while the existing school
district pattern in the state is dis
rupted and destroyed.
Victor Mares of Schuyler, direct
or, spoke on the cost of rural ed
ucation in relationship to the aver
age per pupil cost over the state
Riverside News
Gary Montgomery was an over
night guest Thursday of Jackev
Fry.
Charlene and Vicki Miller ate
supper Saturday with Carolyn and
Mary Bergstrom and the girls al
so attend the movies.
I). E. Conner visited at the S.
i S. Schlotman home Friday and
Saturday.
Move to Kansas—
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Austin of
Sidney moved to Great Bend.
Kans. Mrs. Austin and two chil
dren visited with her mother, Mrs.
James Kelly, from Friday, No
vember 21, until Monday. Mr. Aus
tin arrived Saturday and took his
family to Great Bend Monday.
Shower Honoree—
Miss Kay Coventry of Inman
was guest of honor Friday at a
miscellaneous shower given in the
Methodist church in Inman. She
is the fiancee of William McElvain.
Mrs. Burgess Hostess—
Winners of MM club held Tues
day, November 25, at the home of
Mrs. L. A. Burgess were Mrs. Arlo
A. Hiatt and Mrs. D. C. Schaffer.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris McGinn
were guests on Thanksgiving at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
White.
In Sioux City, Iowa
HOTEL MAYFAIR
150 FIREPROOF ROOMS
Rates: $2.75 to $5.75
Children Under 14 FREE!
KNOWN FOR GOOD FOOD
Free Overnight Parking
Wm. “Bill” Wachter
Owner - Manager
. —
10-Lb. Canadian Shot
Cole . . . practical demonstration staged by retired goose-hunt
er.—The Frontier Photo.
Ewing News
A family reunion was helc
Thanksgiving clay at the home o
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tams, sr
Meml>ers of Mrs. Tams family it
attendance for the no-host dinnet
and the informal afternoon were
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Barton o
Royal, Mr and Mrs Melvin Mar
cellus and family of O’Neill, Mr
and Mrs. Keith Schweigert of Dal
las, S. D., Mr. and Mrs. Nolan De
Losh and Lorraine and grandmoth
er DeLosh, age 85, of Stuart, Ken
i noth Robertson of Springview, Mr
and Mrs. Glen Sorenson of Wayne
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Pettijohn anc
Linda Seger of Norfolk, Mis!
Ijorna Marcellus of Lincoln.
Robert Tams, jr., of Dallas, Tex.
j arrived home W ednesday
November 26, to spend the week
end with his parents.
The Forum club of the Unitec
Presbyterian Church will hole
their regular meeting Friday even
: ing.
Wyoming Murderer
Overnight ‘Guest
An escapee from the Wyo
ming state penitentiary was ap
prehended in Chicago, 111., and
spent Wednesday night, Novem
ber 26, and Thanksgiving mom
in the Holt county jail—an over
night stop while authorities were
returning the convict a murder
er to the Rawlins institution.
Victor Wilde, 36, was taken in
to custody by federal bureau of
investigation agents at Chicago
after having enjoyed freedom
since September 22 when he es
caped
Wilde has spent 12 of his 36
years in the pen. The murder
count netted Wilde a life sen
tence.
Holt County Sheriff Leo Tom
jack said Wilde’s stay at the
jail here was devoid of any
Thanksgiving trimming_
DANCE. .. O'NEILL
American Legion Ballroom
THE YOUNGER BAND
Saturday, December 6
Admission: 75c Per Person
4th Street Market
Phone 93 We Deliver O'Neill
SWIFT’S FRESH FORK SHOULDER
Roasts_lb. 33c
SWIFT’S EVERSWEET
Slab Bacon_lb. 49c
SWIFT’S FRESH MEATY SMALL
Spare Ribs_lb. 49c
SWIFT’S FRESH
Side Pork_lb. 33c
Polish Sausage _ lb. 59c
GIANT SIZE
TIDE
FANCY WINESAP
Apples_J-bu. $1.99
3 LBS FOB_SSc
BAKER'S CHOCOLATE OR CARAMEL
Chips. 2 6-oz. pkgs. 49c
BRACK'S CHOCOIATE COVERED
Cherries 12-oz box 49c
" 1 1 .. ...
U. S. NO. 1 RED
Potatoes 25-lb. bag 83c
INSTANT MAXWELL HOUSE — 12<- Off Pack
COFFEE
6-oz. jar.$ 1 eQ9
Bowling Standings
STREAMLINE
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I Heinz 57 _... 23 13
Pepper Uppers 224 134
Methodist Men 214 144
Splits 184 174
Fehrs Trac. & Eqpt. 18 18
Page Oilers 17 19
Legion Blue 12 24
Farmers Store 114 224
HIG Norbert Clark, Methodist
Men, 192.
HIS John Brady, Pepper Up
pers, 527.
HTG Pepper Uppers, 788.
HTS Pepper Uppers, 2,343.
BOOSTER
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Caterpillar 23 13
Ten Pin Lanes 22 14
Dick's Bar 21 15
Nite Owls 19 17
J. M McDonalds 18 18
Pin Pals 14 22
. Town House 14 22
Hunt's Plumbing 13 23
HIG Esther Smith, J. M. Mc
Donald’s, 185.
HIS Olive Tomlinson, Dick’s
Bar, 472.
1 HTG Dick’s Bar, 747.
I ITS Nite Owls, 2,111.
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VARSITY
T
O'Neill Cleaners 25 11
Old Home Bread 22 14
Orchard Legion 22 14
j Johnson Jewelry 17 19
Drayton Elevator 16 20
; Legion Gold 15 21 j
Bright's Store 15 21
| Coast-to-Coast 12 24
BIG—Lee Bjornsen, Orchard Le
gion. 210.
HIS — Dermot Erington, Legion
Gold. 550.
HTG Johnson Jewelry, 896.
HTS Drayton Elevator, 2,447.
ROUNDUP
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Ye Olde Fiirmers 24 15
j Haymakers 24 15
, Bazelmnn’s Service 22 171
K. of C. Red 22 17
Shelhamers Oil 19 20
New Outlaw 16 23
( Prouty Bros. 15 24 j
i Dick’s Bar 14 25
HIG—Frank Polacek, New Out-!
! law, 255.
HIS- Frank Polacek, New Out
law, 566
HTG- New Outlaw. 854
HTS—New Outlaw, 2,452.
STRIKETTES
W L.
Candy Bill’s Cafe ........ 24 15
Melcina’s Pow. Puffs 21 18
Pin Quins 20% 18%
Pinkerman’s TV .. 20 19
Harding’S Creamery .... 19 20
Chambers Chix _ 19 20
Rollettes __ 18% 20%
O’Neill Auto Supply 15 24
HIG—Maxine McLeish, Pinker
man’s TV, 178.
HIS — Margie Polacek, Candy
Bill’s Cafe. 452.
HTG—Candy Bill’s Cate. 680.
HTS—Candy Bill’s Cafe. 1948.
SHAMROCK
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Shonka Agency _ 31 8
O’Neill Nat’l Bank ... 24*4 14*4
Hamm’s . 20 19
Virg Laursen Ins.. 18 21
O’Neill Lockers _ 18 21
Fuller Gravel . 11*4 27*4
Marcellus Chevrolet _ 15 24
Ash Grove _13 28
HIG—Roy Gllg, Shonka Agency,
205.
HIS—Roy Gilg, Shonka Agency,
546.
HTG—Western Auto. 873.
HTS—Shonka Agency, 2,351.
MAJORETTES
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Leaguettes __ 26 13
Dodds Oil Co. 23 16
Bowlerettes 22 17
| Krazy Kats 21 18
j Orchard Orioles _ 21 18
| Ashgrovettes 17 22
] TCeglers 14 25
Sandburrs 12 27
HTG—Joline Wilson, Bowlerettes,
183.
HTS — Dorothy Mlinar, Leagu
ettes, 467.
HTG—Bowlerettes. 727
HTS—Ashgrovettes, 2,015
CLASSICS
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Legion Post No. 86 25 14
| K. of C. Green 22*4 16*4 t
Dick’s Bar 22 17
Ideal Cleaners 22 17
Ten Pin Lanes ... 19 20 1
Fox Bros Hay Co. .___ 18 21
Cudahy Hams _16 23
Fuller Gravel _ 11*4 27*4
HIG—Frank Polaeek, 226.
HTS Frank Polaeek, 606
HTG—Ten Pin Lanes, 898.
HTS—Ten Pin Lanes, 2,391.
Try Frontier want ads!
Guy F Cole, retired hay deal
er, cattleman, goosehunter, dem
onstrated Friday hinv Canadian
geese are to be shot.
While pheasant hunting near
the Niobrara river with a group
of friends, the party came upon
three large geese in tlie middle
of a fall plowed field
Cole summoned his compatri
ots Mac Simonson. Ray Law
rence, C. J. Gatz and Norb Uhl
for a strategy session.
According to one of the party,
the attack went according to
plan with the result all three
Canadians are dead “ducks".
The biggest fellow weighing
11 pounds and with a wing-spread
of eight feet was bagged by the
general himself
Oh yes, he also brought home
his limit of pheasants.
O’Neill News
Mr. and Mrs. Harold A Mlinar
ind family had as guests Thanks
giving Mr. and Mrs Leonard Lar
4on of Clearwater, Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Shepherd and family of
)maha, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
Vllinar and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Rossman and family, all of Atkin
son. and Don Larson.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Miller were
rhanksgiving dinner guests in
Page at the home of his brother
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Gailen
Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. Mat
thews entertained on Thanksgiv
ing her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Hutchenson of Bassett.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Maw and
Lorraine were guests on Thanks
giving at the home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Aim. Other
guests were the Alms’ son and
wife. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Aim and
Joanne of Lynch.
Mr and Mrs. Clyde McKenzie
and family were Thanksgiving
guests at a family re-union at Red
bird at the home of Mr. McKen
zie’s sister and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Ehrhardt.
Bill McElvain of Omaha and his
fiancee, Miss Kay Coventry of In
man, were weekend guests at the
home of Mr. McElvain's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McElvain.
Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Lieh enter
tained on Thanksgiving Mr. and
Mrs. William Derickson and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Derick
son and family, Mr. and Mrs
Merle Spangler and family and
Bill Derickson, all of Star.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnie Mace, jr.,
ind Dick and her mother. Mrs.
Etta Biittell. were Thanksgiving
guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Nelson and boys, south
of Oakdale. Dick Mace and Mrs.
Brittell visited with relatives in
i naiimiw i itv iinirrxTTri "i. ITr
IN ORDER to settle the Estate of the late Mary E. Carney, Deceased, the following des
cribed O’Neill residential real estate and personal property will be offered at public auc
tion on the premises, 3 1 7 E. Adams St., OR 3 blocks north of stoplight and \/i blocks
east, on —
Friday, December 12th
Sale Starts at 1 P. M.
7-Room 2-Story
DWELLING
This exceptionally well-located, all-modem dwelling includes
four bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, bath, several
clothes closets and part basement.
This residence is heated by oil furnace.
The living room contains wall-to-wall carpeting that will be
sold with property.
This North side property is located lft to 2 blocks from both
schools and is within three blocks of five churches. The property
faces the front of the W. J. Froelich residential block in the city’s
finest residential section.
Legal Description
Lot 5, Block 2, City of O’Neill, approximately 45 ft. x 190 ft.
Inspection
For inspection of premises contact Mrs. Grover (Julia) Shaw
O’Neill, one of the administratrices.
Terms & Conditions
Thirty percent down payment on day of sale; balance due
and payable within 60 days when merchantable abstract and title
will be furnished. 1958 taxes paid.
Personal Property
Includes Complete Household of
Furniture & Appliances
Kimball Piano — G-E Refrigerator
Davenport and Chairs
2—End Tables — Electric Range
Old Style Victrola with lots of records
4—Complete Beds, mattresses, springs, etc.
2—Vanity Dressers
General Electric Radio
Set of Folding Chairs
2—Dressers — Kitchen Table & Chairs
2—Chests of Drawers
Cooking Clock — Book Case
Cedar Chest — Commode
2—New Lawn Chairs — Stand Table
Sewing Machine — 3—Rockers
Dining Room Table & Chairs
Buffet China Cabinet — 9x12 Rug
2—Elec. Washing Machines
Kitchen Utensils — Garden Tools
Many articles of linens, beddings,
miscellaneous items.
TERMS: CASH.
Estate of Mary E. Carney
JUILA SHAW & MARGUERITE CURTIS, Administratrices
COL. WALLACE O’CONNELL, O’Neill, Auctioneer ED MUKPITY, O’Ntlll, Clerk
N’eligh until Sundav
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lyons and
family and her mother, Mrs Ha/
el Calkins, spent Thanksgiving in
Sioux City with Mr. and Mrs. Har
>ld Calkins and family.
Spending Thanksgiv mg at Spen
eer with Mr and Mrs Joe Pfeifer
were Mr and Mrs Marion G
Luber Other guests were Mr
and Mrs. John Classen and Joe
and Joanne.
Mr. and Mrs Elden Butterfield
had as their guests for Thanksgiv
ing their son. Leroy of Omaha,
their daughter and her husband,
Mr anil Mrs. Jay McConnell and
sons. La Vera Maynard and Mr
and Mrs Elmer Grim of Ewing
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ramold and
Mary Weber of Atkinson were
Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and
Mrs Lvle lancer and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Streeter vis
ited Mr and Mrs Bernard Mat
thews of Lincoln from Thanksgiv
ing until Sunday. Other guests
there were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wil
liams of Sheridan. Wyo., and
daughter. Miss Colleen, who at
tends college at Xavier. Kans
They also visited their nephew and
wife. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Streeter
of Ijnooln
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Younie
and family went to Sioux City Fri
day. Mr. Younie attended a meet
ing They v isited her parents, Mr
and Mrs. Herman Musfeldt of
Manning. Ia.. and celebrated
Thanksgiving Sunday with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Younie
of Manila, Ia.
I.YN'Cll NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Haselhorst
and family of O'Neill spent Thurs
day with relatives here.
Mrs. Andy Classen and children
were Norfolk visitors Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cranford
spent Thanksgiving at the Louis
Cranford home in Spencer.
Mrs. Robert Whetham and Mrs
Ed Whetham attended the family
reunion of Mrs. Anna Whetham at
Wagner, S.D., Thursday. About 60
relatives were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kube and
family spent Sunday. November
23, with Mr. and Mrs, Robert
Lange in Crofton.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hay
were Norfolk visitors Friday, No
vember 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Svoboda
spent November 22-23 in David
City where they visited Frank’s
sister, who is critically ill in a
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Meuller
and family spent Thanksgiving at
the Frank Svoboda home.
OKAY FEDERAL AID
The directors of the Nebraska
Congress of Parents and Teachers
(P-TA) Friday in Lincoln went on
record favoring federal aid to ed
ucation in Nebraska.
Amelia News
Mr and Mrs Vernon Thompson
and family entertained lus ixir
ents Mr and Mrs Will Thompson
and Marilyn of Atkinson and Mr
and Mrs Stanley Thompson and
Barbara Thanksgiving
Mr and Mrs. Vern Sageser. Mr
and Mrs Clyde Wtdman and Mar
cia. Mrs D 1. Faricher. Eunice
and Virgil of Ainsworth, and Dr
and Mrs Bower Sageser and
Sandra of Manhattan. Kans . were
guests Thanksgiving of Mr and
Mrs. Ijnk Sageser
Thanksgiving dinner guests of
Mr and Mrs Blake Ott were Mr
and Mrs Asa Watson. Joyce and
Sharon. Miss Beth Watson of Oma
ha. Mr and Mrs Arthur Tibbetts
and family of O'Neill. Mr and
Mrs Boll Blackmore and family of
Cheyenne. Wyo . Mr and Sirs
Andy Robak and family. Mrs
Margie Sammons of Sioux City. In..
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sammons and
Mark, and Mrs Bertha Sammons
of Amelia, Mrs Gloria Ijmdrum
and Sally of Atkinson. Mr. and
Mrs. Rollie Everetts of Atkinson
called in the afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Charlie Rligh of
Omaha came Wednesday. Novem
ber 26 and spent Thanksgiving
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Pierce.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gilman and
Mr. and Mrs Dunk Peterson were
guests Thanksgiving of Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Hyland near Stuart.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Shipman
and seven children front Montana
are visiting his parents, Mr and
Mrs John Shipman and brother.
Neal.
Guests at the Bernie Kennedy
home Thanksgiving were Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Doolittle, sr., Pat 1<< i
nedy, Art Waldman, Mrs. Delia
Ernst, Mrs. Stella Sparks and
Lonnie, Sam Gilman, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Fullerton, Joan and
Beth, Mr. find Mrs Tommie Doo
little, Cathy, Joyce, Vicki and
Sue. Mr and Mrs. Dick Doolittle.
Jack, Bill and Terry, Clinton Ik>o
little, Mr. and Mrs. Art Doolittle.
Mr. and Mrs. Boh Adair, Jerry
and Diane, Mr. and Mrs. Darrel
Slaymaker, Lloyd and Dannie of
Albion. Mr. and Mrs. Arlen Miles
of O'Neill. ;md Miss Mary Straka
of Atkinson and Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Doolittle, Rodney and
Rickey.
Ricky Rouse of Chambers spent
the weekend with his grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Will David.
finest from Turkey—
Gary Waller, a student at the
University of Nebraska, had as
his guest over the Thanksgiving
holidays Rahman (“Sam”) Sam
andnri of Turkey, formerly of Pak
istan. Ho is also a student at th<'
university.
New \ -l\ Secretary
Elected l>\ Group
CJ1AMHERS St Paul's ladies
aid met November 13 A new vice
president. Mrs Lyle Walters, and
seeretary. Mrs l Van Stevens,
were elected for the next two
years
It was reputed the materials
for the hospital in Nigeria wore
sent, letters from our mission
aries m New Guinea were read
Used cloth for world relief was
packed Tuesday evening, Novom
2.V in the church Ivisement An
offering for the Children's home
will lie taken at the next aid meet
ing, Decemlier 11 This is also the
Christmas party.
l.unch was served by Mrs Kivd
Tucker, Mrs Elmer Oetter and
Mrs Lyle Walter
HIM. ESTATE I H VXSEEHS
Wl> Charles Skalicky to Virgil
\ Tomlinson and wife 10-27-58
$1.000 No 65 ft lots 7 & 8 Hlk 51,
MeCaffertys Add . O'Neill
Wl> Raymond E. Robey to
I-onis ,! Vin/otv and wife 11-5-58
$2.'200 Lit 14 Hlk 48, Pioneer
Towiisile Co Add, Atkinson
AUTO IT8ITI
Keith Gibson of Ewing Thanks
giving night ran his car into a
ditch near Summerland ballroom
near Ewing. Gibson was unhurt.
He was fined JUKI and costs Fri
day in county court.
Dips or Dunks
Ideal for Parties
Call them dips or dunks, but
with the holidays coming on, many
homemakers must surely Ih> seek
ing a few tasty, new recipes for
appetizers for holiday parties.
Here's one to add to your col
lection that was offered to us by
Hill Perry, supervisor of the local
Meadow Gold plant. It features
the dairy’s popular chive cottage
cheese and sour cream.
This recipe was created by He
i atrice Cooke, director of the Mea
dow Gobi test kitchens in Chicago.
Plain cream style cottage cheese
may he used, she reports, if you
blend a little chopped chives or
green onion into it
CHIVE CHEESE DIP
( Makes 3 cups)
I 1 1 (5-ounce carton chive cottage
cheese
1 8-ounce package cream cheese
Ms cup dairy sour cream
| 2 teaspoons soy sauce
Few drops hot pepper sauce
2 tablespoons grated onion
Vz teaspoon seasoning salt
Combine ingredients and beat
until well mixed. Serve with as
sorted crackers and potato chips.
31-32c
