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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1959)
OBITUARY Martha BHh- M'ftraer Martha Bette Pcndergust Warner was bom October 11, 1894, at Plainview, the daughter of Robert C- and Olive B. Pendergast. She grew up in the Meadow Grove and Ewing communities. On December 20, 1916 she was united in marriage to Walter B. Warner at O’Neill. To this union three daughters were bom. Mr. and Mrs Warner made their home in O Neill for u number of years where Mr. W'arner was in busi ness. For the past fifteen years Mrs. Warner has lived in Denver, Colo. She was a member of the Grace Baptist Church there. She passed away on March 12, 1959, having reached the age of 64. She was preceded in death by her husband, her parents, and one brother. Survivors include three daughters: Dorothy, I Mrs. John R*id! of Denver; Gloria, (Mrs. Russell McKee) of Denver; Mrs. Mike Mitchell of Grapevine, Tex.; one -.lster. Mrs. Archie Bowen of O’Neill seven grandchildren, other relatives and friends. Funeral services were held at The Methodist Church, O’Neill, with the Reverend Glenn Kennicott officiating and with Biglin’s in charge Burial at O'Neill. Relatives of Martha Belle War ner who attend*>d her funeral Mon day morning and were entertained for noon luncheon at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. A E. Bowen, O’ Neill, were: John Warner and son, Wiliner Atkinson; Mrs Hazel Warner and son. Delbert. Homirk, la. Elmer Warner, Shawnee. Kan sas; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pender gast, Mr. and Mrs. Ramond Pen dergast, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Oher, Plainview; Mrs Rang hill Pender gast and son, Milton, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rawley and their two chil dren Pierce, Nebraska; Mr and Mrs John Howen, Winside; Mr and Mrs John T. Reid and son. Tommy, Mr. and Mrs Itussell Me kee. and their four chiklren, Den ver, Colo.; Mrs. Mike Mitchel and ner two children. Grapevine, Tex.; Mrs Clarence Berry, San Fran cisco. Calif.; and Mrs. laverne Boot, Sioux City, fa. Atkinson Soldier Receives Medal For Fourth Time FORT BRAGG. N.C. Army Ser geant First Class Walter L. Boy ens 37, son of Mrs Irene J. Boy ens Star Route. Atkinson, recent ly received his fourth award of the good conduct medal while ser ving with the 519th Military In telligence Battalion at Fort Bragg. N.C. Sergeant Boyens, assigned to the battalion’s Headquarters Com pany, received the decoration for bis exemplary behavior, fidelity and performance of duties. He en tered the Army in 1940 and has served in Europe. His wife, Barbara, is with him at the fort. Celia News By Mrs. Mark Hendricks Mr. and Mrs. Milton McKathnie and childrena nd Mr. and Mrs. Rowse and Mildred Keyes of In man. Mrs Maude Rause of O'Neill and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rause of Ewing, were supper guests at the Gerald Itisor home Monday evening. The occasion was the lit tie Riser girl * birthday. Vic Friekle and Son Rodney, were Friday Spencer visitors. Mrs. Vic Friekle and children visited at the Roy Pease home Sunday evening Mrs. Arnold, Celia Homemakers club president, asks that we warn all you Celia Homemakers not to forget the club meeting to lie at the Inez Hayes home Wednesday. Lee Anderson of Ainsworth vi sited at the home of his uncle. Merrill Anderson and family from March 8 until March H. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Meyers, Beverly and Kenneth, visited at the Merrill Anderson home March 10. The evening was spent playing guitars and singing. Mr. and Mrs. Merril Anderson were March 12 p.m callers at the Merlin Anderson home in O'Neill. Little Miss Peggy Armold has been having a bout with the cold bug and now is suffering with an earache. Jeffrey Spence of Atkinson vi sited with his friend, Jerald Het ser, lost weekend Mrs. Alvin Heiser and daughter, Sharon, accompanied her folks, the Henry Dabrovolny's to Sioux City March 11. Mr. and Mrs Alex Frickie at tended a county official s conven tion in Norfolk March 12. Mr. ami Mrs. Alex Frickie and family were March » supper guests at the Thilo I’oessneeker home. Bill Focken Spent the weekend with his folks, the Clarence Fock en sr. Bill is a student at Hastings College. Doyle and Bill Focken were Sunday dinner guests of their brother and family, the Clarence Foekens, jr. near Stuart. March 3, Vivian Thurlow was a supper guest of Markits Hen dricks Later in the evening the following girls came in for a sur prise shower, Clara, Virginia and Sharon Thurlow, Marietta Ilieser, Marilyn Thompson, Mavis Rahn, and Francis Chaffin. They presen ted Vivian with a lovely set of dishes. Miss Hendricks served lunch. Inman News Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stevens and Mrs. Walter Nelson left Tuesday for their homes in Lansing, Mich, after spending several weeks in the homes of James and W. E. Kelley. Mrs, Dave Anson of Ewing was a caller Monday in the home of her sister. Mrs. Bill Butterfield and family. Out of town relatives attending the funeral services for James M. McMahan on Friday were Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mickelberry and Diane of Denver, Colo.. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Grazier. Tipton, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. Willard Maw, Decatur, Mrs. C. H. Walton, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Cates^ Mr. and Mrs. Ray 'mond McKenzie, Mr. and Mrs. Har Ian Cates. Mrs. Henry McKenzie, and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bigelow, all of Lyons. Mrs. Grace Bigelow of Fremont, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond j Bums, Mr and Mrs. Evard Burns ! and Elmer Graffis of Laurel. Ron ald Coventry of Norfolk, Mr. and Mrs. Rotend Cadwaliader and Mrs 1 K.L. Moore of O'Neill, also many friends from Page, O’Neill, Em met, Atkinson. Meadow Grove, Til den, Ewing Orchard. Neligh, West Point, Lyons and Tekamah. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. t'lark and 1 Mr. and Mrs. T. i>. Hutton spent Sunday in Ainsworth visiting rel ; atives. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Cary have returned from Iowa where they FOOD SALE The Presbyterian Indies will hold a food sale at Shelhamers Jack and Jill store Saturday, March 21, beginning at 10 a m. have been visiting for several , weeks, Ivan Couch, who is employed at Geneva, spent the weekend with his family. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Keyes have returned from Olympia, Wash, where they spent a month visiting their son and daughter-in-law. Mr and Mrs. Lorin Keyes, and family J Lloyd Smith underwent major surgery Monday at St Anthony's. Joe Harte, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Harte. received a broken wrist while playing at school Mon day. He was taken to St. Anthony's but was dismissed on Tuesday af ternoon. I Meet Me At . . . THE FRIENDS OF ST. MARY’S BENEFIT DANCE EASTER SUNDAY. MARCH ; American legion Auditorium J i ' ask yourself j these questions j you! buy a steel building •0(5 IT CO UP FAST AND FASTt Don't waste time and money on eo6ll y lured help for a week or more when you build ... with the new -SIOUX- Sled Building you’ll do the job yourself with only two-on-thc-farm helpers in a fraction of the time. -SIOUX is fast, easy and practical. S IT BIG ENOUGH FOR Alt TOW NEEDS? -SIOUX- is . . . with room to spare. A full 10 (L high ... 40 ft. wide ... and lengths ta At any need. (It even enlarges as sections for expansion). S THE COST tOIR? With the MS -SIOUX- Steel Building yen'! > store more, pay less. Sim. strength, long-life with a price CAN IT BE FINANCED? Snux • can . . . approved by AJSjC. for grain storage loans, with 20% down and 5 years to pay. In many cases the building can pay for itself in storage benefits alone. s m famous -sioux- ouAurrr Only the new -SIOUX- steal building gives waasatched -8HXJX- quality in a f lag. Worn wall to wal. la ventilators Mga are perfect eMmplaa mi the Unality that has marked -SIOUX Steel equipment tor seedy tt to am. STRENGTH, tONG UF* AMD Mr of aunoiNG insist on -souk ■awlKlvran of to Mow C«nf Com ON n Amoves sdot orf. ooc.oif h •ow fmmimrn far m tw -SIOUX WM. KROTTER CO. SIOUX STEEL. ULSTX1BUTM8 O’Neill, Nehtt. 500-700 Cattle Expected There will bo from 500 lo 700 head of cuttle at the O’Neill Uevstock Market Thursday (today). Included in these will be one load of 38 head of steer calves, another load of black whlteface steer and heifer calves. There will also be 33 head of heifer calves and 150 yearlings. The remainder will Ik* cows ami baby cah es. The hog side begins at 13:30 p.m. O'NEILL LIVESTOCK MARKET PHONE 3 Vera & I/oigh Kcyuoldson Hlf .. m ffntif 3 m&is. dcufA.... Sals- snxh- Saiit/iday. TUqhL -.V £ ^ ^■rf ^ sLl| with the coupons at right and those from last Thursday's Safeway ad IF YOU DIDN'T CLIP THE COUPONS LAST WEEK FOR THE ITEMS |J®k LISTED BELOW...GET THEM AT SAFEWAY.. to purchases fBjfa ITEM REGULAR PRICE WITH COUPON SAVE B9NHk\ Fruit Cocktail Town House; choice quality.3 Cans *117 . Cans 99* 18« MfWffM W W mo* u% _■ Town House; sliced or halves, No. 214 <100 <1 No.2!i fJU WK-, % ' f Cling Poaches choice quality, in heavy syrup.J Cans ^|UU.Cans .1 iP« Tomato JuiC©Town House; fancy quality.4 Cans ^1^4.4 Cans 99c.25^ ___ ■ ■__ m__Town House; fancy quality, jr No. 303 <1 f) R ML No. 303 Q tm tQ. \SOiaen WOI*n Whole Kernel or Cream Style.O Cans I .O Cans 0#£.IOC ijli jlSA Early June Peas Gardenside; sweet .. .10 Cans *135.IQ Cans 99< 36< SMHm? 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These fresh, tangy fruits have a Cauliflower medium sue!well-trimmed ... .Head 25c Winesap Apples Washington state*’... .Lb. 15c Rhubarb Washington hot house .,. .i*.25« j U.S.D.A. Choice Grade Beef Chuck Roast ...B,.“: 49c..!?r.S£ 59c famous Equality, freshly-ground... .Lb. 49c Bacon Squares sssek*.u>. 25c SEsmm All Prices and Coupons Effective thru Saturday, March 21, ks — Q^Eni,... 1 * * . . ’ Save on Safeway’s fine quality brands Grapefruit Sections JiX’KS’tV.23c Grapefruit Juice 39c Lucerne Butter <**£ 75c Green Beans 21c Instant Puddings ^'rT^l:flavoc«.2 Pkg8.19c Sleepy Hollow; rich ’n tasty, 12-oz. '10r special pack, save 4c ....Bottle LI* Panfalco Miv K*tchen Craft; buttermilk, 3-lb. 4 0* I ullLCmC IMIA for light pancakes always ....Bag “Ou Procopuoc Te* Garden: GraP* 8-oz. ngr 1 I CjCI YCj Delight, for modern menus.Jar L 71, Oil NuMade: ccr JuluU vll Brings out the natural flavor ....Bottle JJL Dill Pickles ”£ 29c Ploaneor Whlte M“«ic; foaming action, 0 14-oz. gr LICuIIjCI bleaches as It cleans.L Cans ZJL Detergent SST!.22<£ 33c.!2c£ 56c * — CUP THIS MONIT SAVING COUPON ■ This Coupon is Worth 5c on the Purchase of 16 or. Loof of • Protien, Multi-Grain, or Slender-Way SKYLARK BREAD One coupon per loaf purchase SAFEWAY “S" BRANDS SALE Coupon Kxpirea March 21, 19.19 Cash Value 1/I0tli of 1 Coni j I <m aeoa^M ammmmmm m—mmm wmmmmm mmow mmarnm wm*0 ClIP THIS MONIT SAVINS COUPON * This Coupon is Worth 21c on the Purchose of 4, 1-lb. Cartons of SUNNYBANK | MARGARINE • One coupon per 4 carton purchase SAFEWAY "S” BRANDS SALE ■ Coupon Kxpires March 21, 1959 cull Value l/Wt or 1 Cmt I CUP THIS MONIT SAVINO COUPON I 1 ft VHpP This Coupon is Worth 14c on the * W Purchase of 1-lb. package of K SAFEWAY BRAND | FRANKFURTERS I ISj One coupon per package purchase | SAFEWAY “SM BRANDS SALE i Coupon Expire* March 21, 1959 L'Bah Value l/M*h of 1 Out | ClIP THIS MONIY SAVING COORdH^^M^ I W ■ WB^^ Purchase of a ” Rf WHOU or CUT-UP | | FRYING CHICKEN Ivl One coupon per chicken purchaaa YA SAFEWAY “S” BRANDS SALE , Coupon Expiree March 21, 1959 La a, Talus I/JOUe of I Oral ^gKMgt CUP THIS MONIY SAVING COUPON This Coupon is Worth 14c on tho Sj Purchase of 10-lb. Pol/ Bag of R KJM RUSSET 2 : ? POTATOES 1 ly One coupon per 10-lb. purchaaa <^1 U SAFEWAY “S” BRANDS SALE | I a j||i^o Coupon Expires March 21, 1959 ^|p| CUP THIS MONIY SAVING COUPON mm ’ This Coupon it Worth 40c on tha Purchase of each SAFEWAY BRAND | |r| BROOM I X'/A One coupon per broom purchaaa I SAFEWAY “S" BRANDS SALE • j||^^ Coupon Expires March 21, 1909 ^ I Caah VrIw l/»U» of 1 cam I I_ ALL COUPONS EXPIRE SAT. NIGHT, MARCH 21,1959
