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O’Neill. Ncbr., Thursday, -Ian. t*
Future Subscribers
CALKINS Mr. and Mrs Harold
Calkins of Sioux City, la., a son,
weighing 10 pounds 4 ounces, born
Friday, January 23, The Calkins
family now have three sons and
one daughter. Mrs. Calkins is the
former Jean Calloway of O'Neill
and the daughter of Con Calloway
of Ainsworth. Mr. Calkins is the
son of Mrs. Ha^el Calkins of O'
Neill.
ALLEN—Mr. and Mrs. John Al
len of Grand Island, a son, Mich
ael Joseph, bom Sunday, January
11. The couple have two daughters.
Mrs Mary Dusatko is the patern
al grandmother.
I RISTON Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Huston of Kansas City, a daughter,
Janene Kay, weighing 7 pounds
13 ounces, bom Wednesday, Jan
uary 21. Mrs. Huston is the former
Dorothy' Young of O'Neill. The ma
ternal grandmother is Mrs. Edith
Young and the paternal grandmoth
er is Mrs. Mary Huston of Page.
SEARLES—Mr. and Mrs. Austin
Searles of Redbird, a daughter,
weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces, bom
Sunday, January 25, at the Sacred
Heart hospital in Lynch.
FOCKEN—Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Eocken, jr., of Amelia, a son,
weighing 7 pounds 11 ounces, bom
Monday. January 26. at the Atkin
son Memorial hospital.
THOMAS^ Mr. and Mrs Oscar
Thomas of Center, a daughter,
Cindy Dm, weighing 7 pounds 4 Vs
ounces, horn Saturday, January
24, at the Lundberg Memorial hos
pital in Creighton.
BLEZEK Mr. and Mrs Gler
Blezek of Apple Valley, Calif., s
son, Kent Duane, weighing 6%
pounds, bom Friday, January 23
Mr. Blezek is a former teacher and
coach at Page and Mrs. Blezek is
the former Ruth Parks, daughtei
of Mr. and Mrs Owen Parks oi
Page.
BLAIR/—Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Blair of Spencer, a daughter
weighing 8 pounds, born Thursday
January 22, at the Sacred Hear
hospital in Lynch.
BINKERD Mr. and Mrs. Johr
Binkerd of O’Neill, a son, Thoma:
David, weighing 8 pounds 11 Vi
ounces, bom Thursday, Januarj
22, at St. Anthony’s hospital in O’
Neill. The couple now have twe
sons and a daughter.
NEWMAN Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Newman of Winnetoon, a son, Dar
Alan, weighing 8 pounds 5 ounces
bom Thursday, January 22, at the
Lundberg Memorial hospital ir
Creighton.
SWANSON—Mr. and Mrs. Duane
Swanson of Rose, a son, Danie
Dean, weighing 8 pounds 5 ounces
bom Thursday, January 22, at the
Community Memorial hospital ii
Burwell.
COUNTS-Mr. and Mrs. Ra:
Counts of Lynch, a daughter
weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces, bon
Wednesday, January 28, at the
Sacred Heart hospital in Lynch.
COLFAX Mr. and Mrs. Harole
Colfax of Newport, a son, weigh
ing 7 pounds, bom Monday, Jan
uary 26, at the Atkinson Memoria
hospital.
SLATTERY — Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Slattery of O’Neill, a son
weighing 8 pounds 3% ounces
born Tuesday, January 27, at St
Anthony’s hospital in O’Neill.
Exchange Vows at Grand Island
Mr. and Mrs. James Morrison of Grand Island are pictured
(above) on their wedding day. They were married January 11 at
Grand Island. The bride is the former Louise Holder of Grand
Island.
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HEIDBREDER—Rev. and Mrs.
John Heidbreder of Niobrara, a
daughter, weighing 6 pounds 14
ounces, born Monday, January 26,
at the Lundberg Memorial hospital
in Creighton
Hawaii Topic of
Chambers Session
CHAMBERS The Woman's So
ciety of Christian Service met
Thursday, January 22, at church
with 16 members present. Mrs.
James Grimes led the devotionals
with Mrs. John Wintermote read
ing the scripture and Mrs. Char
les Grimes leading in prayer.
The last portion of the study
; on North American Neighbors
was in charge of Mrs. LJoyd Gleed
with Mrs. Guais Wintermote dis
cussing the island of Hawaii, giv
ing its history, description and
‘ cultural and religious back
ground. Mrs. James Grimes dis
cussed the West Indies.
The president, Mrs. T. E. New
, house, was in charge of the busi
ness session. A letter telling of
, the state meeting in March was
, read and also an announcement
made of the district meeting to
, be held at Page April 3.
, The world day of prayer will be
held Friday, February, 13, at the
. Chambers church, with the ladies
1 of the Amelia society in charge
of the program.
. It was voted to send $5 to the
i University of Alaska fund as a
result of the recent study.
, Lunch was served by the hos
tesses, Mrs. John Honeywell, and
[ Mrs. LaVern Hoerle.
Other Chambers News
I Rev. Charles Cox performed the
. marriage ceremony for Mabel Ma
. rie Harkins of Ewing to Bernard
[ Lee Fuelberth of Utica, Mich.,
Monday evening, January 19, at
the Methodist church in Cham
bers.
A community bake sale for the
polio benefit was held Saturday,
January 24, at the Sharlik hard
ware store which netted $27.
VALENTINES
VALENTINE CANDY—Thrill her with a beautiful Heart Box ,
of delicious PANGBURN’S Western Style Chocolates
Everyone loves PANGBURN'S. She's sure to be your Val
entine with a Box of Pangbum’s from Gilligan REXALL
Drug. Beautiful Heart Boxes from $1.18.
VALENTINE CARDS—You’ll find Valentines to fit every need
on Valentine's Day at Gilligans. Pick your Valentines from
our selection NOW, while stocks are still plentiful. Be sure to
i see the "Stingers”—the comic Valentine with the modem
touch—just 10c or 3 for 85c.
CHILDREN’S VALENTINES—'The youngsters enjoy giving and
receiving Valentines. Pick up a supply for your children
from our selection of Children's Valentines in cello packs at
10c, 85c, 29c, 39c and 49c.
COSMETIC VALENTINE GIFTS—A nice cosmetic set by Coty,
Revlon, Cara Nome, or Shulton makes an ideal Valentine—
| one that will be appreciated. Pick out a nice cosmetic gift
at Gilligan REXALL Drug—we will gladly gift wrap it for
you.
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Economy-Size Sale Ends Soon
Saturday, January 31, is the last day for you to take ad
vantage of the Economy-Size savings available at Rexall!
Reg. 89c Rubber Glove* Just--43c
Reg. $2.59 Hot Water Bottles just — -$2.19
Reg. $5.95 Heating Pad just-$3.98
Reg. $2.69 Metal Document File just ——. $2.39
Reg. $1.09 Bath & Shampoo Spray just- 89c
Reg. $3.98 Heat lamp with Stand just - $3.29
Save up to Mi and more on nationally advertised CARA NOME
Beauty Preparations.
Remember, these special prices are in effect only through
Saturday, January 31. Come in NOW!
KEEP YOUR livestock free from infestations of lice this winter.
Stop at Gilligan REXALL Drug today and pick up a good
powder or spray for the prevention and control of lice. We
carry a complete line of Veterinary Products—make us
your headquarters for all your Animal Health Needs.
Prescriptions
Choose your Pharmacist as carefully as you choose your fam
ily doctor. The next time your doctor finds it necessary to give
you or one of your family a prescription, take It to Gillgan REX
ALL Drug to be filled by one of our PRESCRIPTION SPECIAL
IST8.
Gilligan’s Retail Drug
Ben Gilligan Robert T. Devoy
Phone 87 — O'Neill
Sick & Injured
AMELIA Mrs. Stanley j
Thompson and infant daughter,
Pamela Kay, born Tuesday, Jan
uary 20, returned to their home
Saturday from the Atkinson hos
pital. . . Mr. and Mrs. Art Doo
little and Mrs. Bob Adair took
Bob to Norfolk Tuesday. He board
ed a .plane for Minneapolis, Minn.,
where he will enter the Veterans
hospital. . . Janeth Oetter has
been ill with a sinus infection and
missed several days of school
last week. . . Ralph Rees under
went major surgery at the Meth
odist hospital in Omaha Thursday
morning, January 22. Mrs. Rees
is in Omaha with him, and word
from her on Saturday stated he
was getting along satisfactorily.
... Mrs. B. W. Waldo returned
home Sunday, January 25, from
the Atkinson hospital where she
had submitted to major surgery.
Her sister, Mrs. Everett Smith,
of Maxwell, Nebraska, is staying
with her for awhile.
DELOIT—A number of pupils
have been absent from school be
cause of influenza. . .Danny Gibbs,
youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Gibbs, was able to come home
from the Norfolk hospital Tuesday,
January 20. He was hospitalized
eight days with pneumonia. . .
Gene Bartak, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Bartak, has been hospital
ized two weeks at the Neligh hos
pital. He is a student at Barlett
high school.
U 1NL1LL — uary anu utwicuv-c
Reynoldson had flu this week. . .
Sandra and Cindy Paulsen, child
ren of the Edwin Paulsens, had
chickenpox. . . Mrs. Louis Zas
trow, Mrs. O. Dale French and
Mrs. James Earley went to Clark
son Memorial hospital in Omaha
Tuesday to visit their brother, T.
Joe Biglin.
VENUS — Mrs. Kenneth Cas
key underwent a major operation
Monday, January 19, at St. An
! thony's hospital at O’Neill. . . Sue
llyn and Joan Caskey are stay
I ing at the home of their grandmo
i ther, Mrs. Bennet, near Winne
! toon.
INMAN — J. Kirby was taken
to O'Neill by ambulance Monday
and is a patient in the O’Neill
hospital.
LYNCH — -Marlene Streit was
on the sick list last week.
BEING HELD HEBE
Henry Porter, 18, who has no
permanent address, is being held
in Holt county jail. He was arrest
ed in aKnsas in possession of a
1 car owned by David Eby of O'
Neill. Holt Sheriff Leo Tomjack
said Porter might be prosecuted
under the Dyer act (transporting
a stolen car across state lines).
Mrs. Minnie Diekman
CREIGHTON— Mrs. Minnie
Diekman, 83, died Friday, Jan
uary 23, at Lundberg Memorial
hospital here.
Summer Wedding
Announcement has been made
by Mr. and Mrs. Merle J. Fagen
of Chambers of the betrothal of
their daughter, Judy (above), to
James B. Mitchell, son of Mr.
and Mrs. F. B. Mitchell of Chana,
111. A summer wedding is plan
ned.
Letters to Editor
Bentonville, Ark.
After the issue that carried the
editorial supporting Faubus, Post
master Ira Muss should down
grade The Frontier. You northern
editors must have been served up
some mountain dew to fall for the
Faubus line.
Am enclosing two clippings One
is from a sensible man from Nash
ville, Ark. The other shows the
type of buffoon that is found in
every legislature. I’ve marked
some passages to show how these
witch doctors work. The reporter
mentioned worked for The Arkans
as i Little Rock) Democrat, which
has been a Faubus booster. This
may set you to thinking, which is
doubtful.
-RALPH N. LEIDY
Chamberlain, S.D.
Just heard the news on your
program that you sold the paper.
We’ll miss your voice as we near
ly always listened.
Remember when I sold subscrip
tions and Cleary' Bros, wanted to
trade a beef roast for a subscrip
tion?
MRS. LaWR. STORJOHANN
Atkinson, Nebr.
Never until I went to stack my
surprise announcement Frontier
with the other*; did I become so
keenly7 aware that I was filing
something with a distinct person
ality. There was the choice of
front page material, the frank dis
cussions on the editorial pages,
makeup . . . these things we'll
miss.
—MRS. JOHN SILVERSTRAND
Atkinson, Nebr.
Mrs. Stewart: Were sure going
to miss your so gentle and sincere
voice that gives the hospital news
on WJAG . . . will miss you and
Cal very much.
MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
FRYREAR
THE PLAIN TALK
Vermillion. S.D.
Dear Cal: Have just read of your
sale of The Frontier. I have that
same feeling every Wednesday.
-■BILL GmSON,
Publisher
Bl'TTE WINS
LYNCH The Butte Wildcats de
feated Lynch, 62-61, in a thriller
Friday night at Lynch.
Phone us your news — 51.
The entire O’Neill high student body participated In a Friday afternoon pep rally that was
ticketed to help the Eagles knockoff Inman In the finals of the Holt county cage tourney. Cheer
leaders went from class room-to-olassroom to recruit enthusiasts for a human chain that ultimately
threaded through the buildings. This hoopla (above) capped the rally.—The Frontier Photo.
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