Page News Miss Linda Cronk Honored at Page By Mrs. Evelyn Gray A lovely pre-nuptial shower was given by the mothers of '54 and 57 graduating classes of the Page high school Tuesday evening, June 16, in the Fellowship hall of the Methodist church, honoring Miss Linda Cronk. At the center of the gift table, which was decorated in blue and yellow' with pink roses, were two hearts entwined, holding the names of Linda and Larry. The master of ceremonies was Miss Sharon Crumly, who read the life history of Miss Linda. The Misses Marilyn Terrill, Faye Rutherford, Lura Ann Crumly, Dix ie Nissen. and Donna Crumly, with Mrs. Robert Prill sang se%'eral songs adding to the life history. ask yourself j these questions j you! buy a steel building >On IT OO Of FAST AND CASTT Don't waste time and money an aaatiy hired help for a weak ar more whan you build ... with the new -SIOUX- Steal Building youll da the job ycuraalf with only two-on-tha-farm help we la a fraction of the Una -SIOUX b fast, moy»and practical • If MO INOIIOM POI AU TOM MIDST -SIOUX- ia . . . with aaana to epare. A full M A. Ugh ... 40 ft. wide... and length* to •t any aeed. (It ewea enlecpm hi • «M cost totrr With the new -SIOUX- Steal Budding yaal sauce aaura, pay laaa. Bias, CAN*rf BE fTOAN®)? Sioux can . . . approved by A.SXL for grain atorage loans, with 30% down and 5 years to pay. In many oasaa the building can pay tor Itself in storage benefits alone. • m nusom mom- nuAum a IDs m -SIOUX- Steal dlag gicaa aawatahad MOUX- gnaBty tea term buSA te» Pteaa uaS te meg, Warn 4B WM. KROTTER CO. SIOUX STEEL DISTBIBUTOBS O'Neill, Nebr. Rock-a-Bye-Baby” was the open ing number. The program closed [with the presentation of many love ly. and useful gifts to the bride-to be. Tke suest book was in charge of Miss Betty Fetrow, a cousin of Miss Linda. Those assisting with the opening of gifts were Marilyn Terrill, Sharon Crumly and Mrs. Robert Prill. The wedding date is set for June 24. Mr. and Mrs. Elton Clyde of Sand Point, Ida., came recently to visit Mrs. Clyde's mother, Mrs. Clarence Stewart, and other re latives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. William Ragland and family and Miss Donna Crum ly drove to Spalding Sunday to attend a family reunion. Mrs. Jenny Finley entertained the 4 G's club in her home Friday afternoon. Elsie Cork was a guest, j The afternoon was spent with cards High prize went to Florence Wood and low to Sophia Dobbins, while Hester Edmisten won the traveling award. A nice lunch was served by the hostess The WSCS met Thursday p.m. at 2 o’clock in the church parlors with 20 members present. Nellie Finch had charge of the lesson, also the devotions. It was reported that the new date books were on hand. Several committees were appointed to take care of business matters. The ladies worked on two guilts during the afternoon. The birthdays of April, May and June were celebrated after which Frieda Asher and Helen Braddock served a delicious lunch. Otto Terrill left Monday for Houthton, New York, where he will attend the Wesleyan Methodist Conference. Little Joan Cronk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cronk was taken to St. Anthony’s hospital suffering from ear infection. Mrs. Ethel Park, who spent the past 2 weeks visiting relatives in Logan, la., Woodbine, and Council Bluffs, returned home Monday. Friday evening callers in Mrs. Evelyn Gray’s home were Mrs Leila Snell, and Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Leach had a pleasant surprise Thursday, June 18 when his brother, W. J. Leach, his wife and three children from Sioux City came to spend the day with them. 1 Little David Max, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Max, is in St. An thony’s hospital recovering from a hernia operation. They expect to bring him home in a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Gray from Lodi, Calif., arrived in Page Fri day for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Gray and broth er's family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gray, also other relatives and friends. They will also visit friends in Columbus. Mr. and Mi's. Carl Max had as their guest Monday and Tuesday, June 15-16, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jor genson and three children from Loveland, Colo. Caroline Max and Juanita Rag land left Monday for a week’s stay in the Methodist Youth camp at Ponca. Mi-s. Hester Edmisten, Mrs. Cal vin Harvey and Mrs. Clarence Finch left Saturday for North Platte. Mrs. Edmisten and Mrs. Calvin Harvey will attend the wed ding of Lorance Edmisten, a grand son of Mrs. Edmisten, while Mrs. Finch will go from there to Big “While They Last” CAR LOAD Sl'ECIAL j I m PHILCO ^ DUOMATIC GAS automatic washer - dryer Fits Anywhere • Washer WW Only !395_ laundry equipment Yon get the biggest trade-in and get the finest I laundry equipment being sold today. Kansas-Ne- E braska’a alert buyers were able to make this spe- ■ dal purchase and so the savings are yours. But | don't wait too long . . . this will be a sell-out I Call at anr store today! | For ~-tdihlt GAS Strvic« Springs to visit her mother. Mrs. Gehrke. The East side Kountry Kiub met at the home of Mrs. Merwyn I French jr.. Wednesday afternoon, ! IJune 17 Mrs. Ron Park gave the lesson on making fiber flowers. The door prize was won by Mrs. Warren Cronk. The next meeting to be a picnic in the Page park on July 3rd. Mr. and Mrs Keith Weyer of | Plainview and Mrs. Evelyn Gray '• were dinner guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Cordes Walker and fam ily. Gary Pittack of Foster came to spend his summer vacation as a guest of his cousin, Richard, in the Roy Hansen home. Mr. and Mrs. Veron Parks and son, Ronnie, of Omaha came to spend the weekend with Mrs. Park's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Stevens, who plan to leave for a two week vacation in Minnesota. They will spend some time in the home of their daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Cable of Vir ginia, Minn. Mrs. Cable is eon valesing from a major operation. They also plan to visit their two sons and families, Mr. and Mrs. i Elvin Stevens and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stevens in Hoyt Lake, Minn. Enroute home they will visit in the home of another daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis La Fave in Onida, S. D. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kelly and (laughters, Karen Kay and Peggy Sue and Mrs. Hattie Carson were among those attending the wedding of Mrs. Kelly's cousin, Claranna Carson and Ray Witherwax on Saturday, June 13 in the Presby terian church at O'Neill Reverend and Mrs. Baty left Fri day for Lincoln where they will meet friends, who will go with them to Houthton, New York to attend the regular business con ference of the Wesleyan Methodist Church. Mrs. Jennie Schroth of Bruns wick came June 17 to attend Royal Neighbor camp. A few years back when Mr. Schroth was living and they were residents in our neighborhood Jen nie was a very faithful member of the R. N. A. She seldom missed, a meeting. It was a pleasure to have her with us. An annual picnic was held in the Page park Sunday by the Nis sen children in honor of their fath er, Pete Nissen. Those attending were Mr. and . . n . wr;_ x t.. n.l Mw lTjLi a> r trier moovii) **»» • --| Laurence Haynes and family of O'Neill, Mr. and Mrs. Luebbers ' and family of Osmond, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nissen and family and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Free meyer and family. The Pee-VVee ball team played the Lynch team at Lynch Friday, winning by 8 to 5. The boys were sporting their new suits for the first time. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cullen and sons, Larry and Bobby of Chicago, 111., came to spend a week with relatives and friends. They left for home the first of the week. Sunday guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Gray were their two sons and wives. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gray and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Gray. The occasion being the celebration of the birthdays of Mrs. Robert Gray and Mr. Willard Gray, also Father’s day. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Zumbrum and baby girl of Kansas City, Mo., arrived Saturday evening to spend a few- days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Zumbrum, and his sister’s family, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Hallman. Guests in the Harvey Cullen home this week were their daugh ter and family, Mr and Mrs. Tom Ressell of Edgar. Mr. and Mrs. Art Miller and son, Glen came to Page Sunday to accompany Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Stewart, to Gavins Point for a days outing. Rev Mewmaw and family moved their household goods to Neligh Thursday, June 18 where he will have charge of the Methodist Church. Anton Nissen and Clarence Dobbins were on hand to assist with the loading and Mrs. Anton Nissen served a dinner for them. Mrs. Raymond Heiss accom panied them to their new home. Mrs. Orville Kemper cared for their children in her home for a few days. They came for them Saturday. Ralph Larson recieved word this week form his brother. Irvin Lar son, who lives in Bakersfield, Calif., that his son. John, who had l>een in failing health for some time had passed away. The Royal Neighbors of Ameri ca held camp Wednesday evening, June 17 in the I.O.O.F. hall with a good attendance. During the social hour lunch was served by Leila Snell, Neva Bur ton, Millie Kelly and Evelyn Gray. The Page Extension club met with Mrs. Jesse Kelly June 16 with ten members answering roll call. The business meeting was con ducted by the president, Mrs. Dan Troshynski Mrs. Elmer Trow THURS., JUNE 25 BUCK NIGHT Glenn Ford, Ernest Borgine 'Torpedo Ron" In Metro Color v Disney Cartoon FRI.-SAT., JUNE 26-27 Mickey Rooney, Alan Bunce 'The Last Mile" PLUS Jack Mahoney, Tim Hovey, Julie Adame "Slim Carter" - IN TECHNICOLOR Cartoon 9UN.-MON.-TUES-, JUNE 28-26-M Robert Taylor, Cyd Charlene, Lee J- Cobb "Party Girl" In Metro Color COMING IN JULY “Road Racers” — “A1 Capone” — “Daddy O” And many of the Big Pictures being reissued. bridge gave the lesson on ‘Songs of Irving Berlin." A song service was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Harry Harper, reading leader, read sveral quotations A picnic was planned to be held in July. A farewell gift was presented Mrs. Mcwmaw. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Nissen and Mrs. Frieda Asher went to Nor folk Sunday, June 14. The Nissens attended the wed ding of their granddaughter. Kera lyn Clark to George Blakeman ' Mrs. Asher visited in the the home of Mrs. George Madsen. Callers at the Harold Kelly home Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. Will McWhorter of Norfolk. Banquet Held For Graduates Thursday, Juno 18, evening the Page youth sponsored a banquet at the Improvement Club building in honor of those in the group w ho had graduated this year. The grad uates were Clair Parks, a senior at Page; Susanne O'Brien, an eighth grader; and Faye Ruther ford and Marilyn Terrill, who graduated from Miltonvale Wesle yan College. The room and tables were deco rated in silver and ice blue stream ers. The meal was served by can dle light. A program including group singing, a reading, scripture, and a ladies trio was concluded by a closing prayer. ‘Mrs. Earl Parks and Mrs Otto Terrill prepared the meal and the tables were served by Val Jean Parks, Sharon Elsberry and Peggy O'Brien. Golden Rule Extension (Tub Bread was the topic of the meet ing when the Golden Rule Exten sion club met Tuesday, June 16 with Mrs. A. T. Crumly. Mrs. Harold Freemeyer and Mrs. A. T. Crumly demonstrated French bread, homemade white bread, batter bread and a braided loaf. They also dispayed a braided loaf, whole wheat and pumpernickel bread. Twelve members answered roll call by giving a bread hint. At the next monthly meeting the members plan to have their blood typed it the technician win ne available. This is one of the goals of the extension clubs of Holt Coun ty and services of the technician are free. Mrs. Harold Freemeyer won the guessing game. Next meeting will be July 21 with Mrs. R. V. Crumly. Mrs. Olauson Entertains Mrs. D. H. Clauson entertained the MM Club at her home Tues day evening. A 7:30 dessert lunch was served. High score winners at bridge were Mrs. Paul Shirk and Mrs. Harold Lindberg. Entertain At Picnic Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Krugman and Mr. and Mrs. Mlinar enter tained Sunday, June 14 at a 6 o'clock picnic supper at Ford’s park for Mr. and Mrs. Clement Cyeary and family of Sleepy Eye, Minn. At Picnic STUART—Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cou fal and family enjoyed a picnic at the Valentine park with their daughter. Sister Carmela and Sis ter Marina. The nuns had been staying at the John Simons home while teaching Catechism during the week at St. Nichols’ parish. After dinner they took the Sis ters to St. Francis, S. D. where they will prepare to leave for summer school. They had taught there this past term. Miss Reed On Tour Miss Paula Reed, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Reed of O’Neill, left Lincoln, Nebraska, last Mon day morning with a bus load of other Methodist Youth on the An nual Mission Tour. The group for 2 weeks toured the home mis sion projects, institutions, and col leges of The Methodist Church lo cated in the south-east part of The United States. Accompanied by adult sponsors the students will spend most of the nights in Metho dist Churches along the way, cook ing their meals in the church kit chens and using sleeping hags and air matresses for beds. LADIES ATTEND CONVENTION O’Neill VFW auviliary 926 met June 9th with president, Mrs. Ver lin Peterson presiding. Mrs. Otto Sprague gave a report on the Buddy Poppy sale. Some poppy corsages will be made for the department convention. Anna Brown, Mrs. George Mor lang and Mrs. Otto Sprague attend ed the department convention in Hastings, June 14, 15 and 16. After the business meeting Mrs. Don Richardson and Mrs. Louis Wray served lunch. The next meeting will be held the second Tuesday in July at 8 o’clock Try The Frontier Want Ads — It Pays I (Advertisement) Orange French Toast Waffles for Breakfast Be sure to remember these Orange French Toast Waffles for a late breakfast on a lazy summer Sunday. They are simple to pre pare with day old bread slices, and so good the entire family will en joy them, Owen Parkinson, local salesman of the Meadow Gold Dairy, assures us. Though you can bake them on your griddle pan, If need be, says Beatrice Cooke, director of the test kitchens in Chicago where the recipe was developed, your waffle iron gives them a most Interesting shape. Orange Preach Toast Waffles (Two or Three Servings) 1 egg, slightly beaten Vi cup milk lVi teaspoons finely grated orange rind Vi cup orange juice 1 teaspoon Ume juice 2 tablespoons sugar 4-5 slices day old bread Softened butter Combine egg, milk, orange rind, orange juice and lime juice; add sugar. Beat until well mixed. Spread butter on both sides of bread slices. Dip bread Into egg milk mixture. Then bake In mod erately hot waffle iron until browned Venus News Pan American Pilot Transferred to East By Mrs. Ralph Brookhouser Mrs. Marlin E. Tusha. Genilli. Russell and Kenneth are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brookhouser. Mr. Tusha left for the east coast. He was tranferred from Vacaville, Calif, to Idlewild airport N.Y. He is a pilot for the Pan American Airlines. He plans to have the family move there before school starts. » Mrs. Tusha and family were overnight guests at the Edward Tusha home Thursday, June 18. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goelter re cieved word fiom Springfield, 111. that the later's father, Clarence Fallhaber, suffered a heart attack last week. > Mrs. Goelter and twins called at the Sidney Faulhaber home Thurs day afternoon, June 18. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baker and Susan were June 12-14 weekend visitors at the home of the later's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Fallhaber. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Finch mo tored to Grand Island on Wednes day, June 17, where they visited their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Val Pitchier and family. Many from the comm, nity at tended the dance at Verdigre Tues day evening, June 16. given by ♦he newly-weds, Mr. and Mrs. Gail 7azen The couple was wed at the Si. VVenceslaus Catholic church that morning. Mrs. Hazen is the former Marceline Kotrous Mr. Hazen is the son of Mrs. Errol Ha zen and the late Mr. Hazen, form er residents of this community and now of Verdigre. WO and Mrs. Border of Quan tico, Va, and family, who are house guests at the home of Mrs. Border's parents, were Thursday evening, June 18 dinner and over night guests at the home of her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. fcimii Karros ana nanny. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Finch were Wednesday, June 17 evening visi tors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Finch. , Mr. and Mrs. LaVem Caskay and son of O’Neill visited at the Harry and Kenneth Caskey homes on Tuesday evening, June 16. WO and Mrs. James A Border, Douglas and Debra of Quantico, Va.t arrived at the home of the later's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brookhouser on Saturday June 13 for a ten day visit. On Sunday, June 14, a dinner was held in their honor. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanne man, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Brook houser and Hubert Blair, all of Brunswick, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Bartos and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sokol of Verdigre, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schroeter and daugh ters of Lindsey, Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter Fowlkes and daughters of New man Grove, Mr. and Mrs. l.ouis Busteed and daughters of Hum phrey, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Brook houser of Cotesfield, Ray Brook houser of Norfolk, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Pospishil and Mrs. Mar lin Tusha and family. Mrs. William Wellman enter tained a large group of ladies at her home on Monday, June 15 in honor of Miss Carolyn Faye Kane of Orchard, who was married to James Wellman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wellman of Venus. TTie couple was married Saturday evening. June 13 at the Evangeli cal United Brethren church of Orchard. Rev. Duane Lenz offici ated. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur are the bride’s parents. Tire couple will reside at Wake field where Mr. Wellman is em ployed. The bride to be recieved many beautiful and usefull gifts. Mrs. Wellman served lunch. Hearing Will Be Held on Page, Ewing Phone Rates A public heariag will take place in the Custer county court house at Broken Bow next Thursday, June 25, for the purpose of consid ering an application by the Public Telephone Company of Blair to raise phone rates that will effect telephone subscribers in the Ewing. and Page exchanges. Increases are also proposed for four other towns where exchanges are owned by Hunt Telephone Pro perties. Some 1800 phones are in volved. According to the application the rate increase would vary between $1.10 and 25 cents locally The pro posal would standardize rates, elim inate charges on grounded serv ice where it has been eliminated and cut down the rate listings to three main groups. Firm president, E. C. Hunt, of Blair, and vice president, Robert C. Hunt, said the increase is nec essary in order to grant wage in creases to employees. The Ewing Village Board of Trustees will officially oppose the proposed increase. They have hired attorney, Richard Spittler, a form er Ewing resident, of Valentine, to represent them at the hearing set for 9:30 am. It will be up to the Nebraska Railway Commission, who will hear the case, to decide whether or not the increase should lie granted. Under the rate schedule request ed by the firm, business phones of all types would he increased $1.10. Town residential phones would go up 60 cents and rural phones would be increased 35 cents. Ser vice station switching would he upped 25 cents. All increases are per month. Inman News Nelson-Geary Rite June 12 at Craig By Mrs. .lames McMahan Mrs. Eloise Nelson of Tekamah and Calvin Geary of Lyons have announced their marriage which took place rriday evening, June 12 at eight o'clock in the Presbyterian church in Craig. Rev. Henry Gui notte, pastor of the Divide Center and Craig Presbyterian churches officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Geary of Craig were their attendants. Others present were Mrs. Geary's two sons and daughter, Gary, Ken neth and Marlene Sue Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Geary will make their home on Mr. Geary’s farm notheast of Lyons. Both Mr. and Mrs. Geary are former Holt County residents. Mrs. Karl Keyes entertained the Inman Workers Project Club at her home on Wednesday afternoon with 12 members present. Mrs. Albert Reynolds, president was in charge and she also presented the lesson on skillet meals and demon strated making hot fruit compote ala-mode and skillet cookies which were part of a delicious lunch ser ved by the hostess, Mrs. Keyes. The Club will not meet through July and August and the September meeting will be at the home of Mrs. F. E. Keyes. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miller and son, Bob of Council Bluffs, la., were dinner guests Sunday in the Earl Miller home and also visited their aunt, Mrs. Jennie Crosser at St. Anthony’s hospital in O'Neill. The Millers left Sunday afternoon for California where they will visit their son, Harold jr., and family in San Diego and their daughter, Margaret, who is employed at Dis neyland. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dean and family returned to their home at Node, Wyo., on Tuesday after spending a few days in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Miller. Mr. and Mrs. James Harte, jr., and family and James Harte, sr., left Saturday for their homes in Buhl, Idaho after spending a few days visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Harte and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Morsbach and family of Rapid City, S. D. came Saturday evening to visit Mr. Morsbach's parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Morsbach and Mary for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Morsbach and son of Neligh spent Sunday visiting in the home of Mr. Morsbach’s mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Morsbach. They returned to Neligh Sunday • - RACES DAILY - 8 ADMISSION LADIES' DAYS TUES. AND HU. | 9 RACES Q SATURDAYS 7 DON'T MISS THE $15,000 AK-SAR-BEN HANDICAP JULY 4 HOLIDAY IN OMAHA ilHMIiltilllillaiHBilBiHIlifiMHHflMHilHHl evening accompanied by Mrs. Morsbach who will v isi't there for a few days. Miss Bonnie Banks was honored at a bridal shower Friday evening at the home of Mrs Albert Reyn olds. A musical number by the Misses Karen Brown and Marilyn Siders and games furnished the j entertainment for the evening Miss I Banks was assisted in opening her | gifts bv Miss Marilyn Buhl man of Bartlett and the Misses Helen So hotkn, Marilyn Siders and Karen Brown of Inman. Lunch was serv - ed. Miss Banks and Mr. John Buhlman of Bartlett will lx- mar ried Friday evening at Chambers Mrs. Bill Butterfield and family spent Sunday v isiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tomlinson at O'Neill Mrs. Violet Sholes spent Thurs day afternoon v isiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Clark and family near O'Neill. Ralph Sholes, who is employed at Ainsworth, spent the weekend visiting his mother, Mrs. Violet Sholes. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ubben and Christie, Mrs Vaden Kivett, Miss Margaret Fruss and Don Kelley, who attend summer school at Wayne spent the weekend in their homes here. The Rev. Miss Mertie Clute of David City came Thursday to visit in the home of Miss Mildred Keyes and with other friends Miss Clute was a former Inman Methodist minister. Henry Fowler of Enid, Okla., was a Friday caller in Inman Leslie Tompkins left Wednesday for his home In Kelso, Wash., after spending a. few days visiting his brother and sister-in-law’, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tompkins and other rel atives and friends. Mrs. I. L Mattson and son and William Jussila left Wednesday for their homes in Meadow hinds, Minn., after spending a few days in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Mattson. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hancock of Armour, S.D., spent a few days in the home of Mrs. Lee Conger last week. Miss Mary Mnoting of Norfolk spent the vv eekond in tlie home at Mr and Mrs. W, E, Kelley wnd family Mr and Mrs Melvin Mlchaelis anorene, attended a bridal shower for Miss Linda Cronk, Tuesday evening at the Methodist church in Pago. Miss Cronk Is Mrs. Lorenz* niece. Mr and Mrs. Tom Kelley and family of Wlsner spent the week end visiting Mrs Kelly's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Abney. The Misses Bernice Oilman and Ruth Ann Hansen went to Omaha Friday to spend a week visiting Brenda Colmnn. who is employed in Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Snyder and girls of O’Neill were Sunday guests in the home of Mrs Rny Siders and Marilyn. Sunday guests in the home of Mrs. Violet Sholes were Mr. and Mrs. Sum Leonard and girls of Wakefield and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Clark and family of O'Neill. Jim and Bill Stevens of Rapid City, SD., spent the weekend vis iting in the home of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Butter field and family. Phone Your News To The Frontier Phone 788 DATE: Tues., June 30 TIME: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. PLACE: Charles Havranek Home, Spencer, Nebr. In Spencer, 4 mile* east «*f main highway. Follow the OPEN HOUSE signs. Every NORDAAS Home Includes: |M OMVoalfoool construction on your i. MOT or pro*«ut. 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