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    CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Present Mayor Schaffer. Coun
ulmen. Gleeson, McIntosh. Carroll,
Reynoldson, Heermann and Jan
uusek Al>sent Moore.
Meeting was called to order by
the Mayor.
Motion by Gleeson, seconded by
Carroll, that the minutes of the
previous meetings be approved as
read. Motion carried.
Motion by Heermann, seconded
by Rcynoldson, that the following
bills be allowed and paid, on the
general fund:
Mareellus Schaaf .$ 292.50
William Finch . 228.52
Milford H Coats . 189.22
Loyd K Brittell . L7M0
J. R. Gallagher . 100.00
Arco Distributors . 113.90
Shelhamer Equipment Co. 295.50
Fuller Sand & Gravel ..— 4.00
Mareellus Imp Co. 133.69
O'Neill Neon Co. 20.42
Holt County Independent . 365.63
Edna B. Yantzi . 26.66
N. W Bell Tele. Co. 13.15
Graham s "66" Service .. 16290
O'Neill Chamber of Com
merce on the special
sewer fund; *. 150000
Stanley Plessel . 160 07
Zep Mfg Company .... 171.44
Floyd Sanders . 208.78
C. J McGinn . 259.50
Orville C. Miller . 258.52
O. D. French . 65 00
Office Systems Co. 435.20
Island Supply Co. . 1549
Hamik & Engler . 6.16
Wesco Steel Company .... 145.64
McCarthy Abstract Co. .. 77 00
Nebr. Fire Chiefs Ass n. .. 9.00
Kansas-Nebr. Nat Gas
. 82 81
Consumers Pub. Power
Dist. 475 74
O'Neill Auto Supply .... 11.60
Director of Internal
Revenue . 12160
Earl Bauld . 39.90
Director of Internal
Revenue . 24.20
rin th.i Iiiolne fiirirl*
John Beilin . 246.68
Capitol Supply Co. 1483 22
O’Neill Frontier . 140.44
T. S. McShane Company
Inc. 734
Contingent Fund . 51.73
Edna B. Yantzi . 13.34
N. W Bell Tele Co. .... 52.70
Graham's "66” Service .. 17.45
Clarence N. Wyant . 177.60
Neptune Meter Company .. 272.00
O’Neill Transfer . 98 82
Rockwell Mfg. Company .. 166.85
Kansas-Nebr. Gas Co. Inc. 12.63
Consumers Public Power
District . 276.30
O'Neill Auto Supply Co, .. 3 95
Director of Internal
Revenue . 47.60
The vote on the above motion
was as follows. All aye.
Motion by Gleeson, seconded by
Carroll, that the City advertise for
bids on all gas. oil, grease, grea
se jobs, car wash, desil, fuel, and
alf other greases or oils that the
city may use. Gas to l>e delivered
at the pumps. Bids to be received
at the Council meeting to be held
on the 7th day of July 1959. Motion
carried. . . .
.Motion by Gleeson, seconded by
Janousek, that the Council adopt
the following estimate of expenses
of the City of O’Neill,
dtr Budget Estimate of Expenses
Of the city of O’Neill
The folllowing is an estimate
of the expenses of the City of O’
Neill. Nebraska, for the fiscal
year commencing the first Tues
day in May 1959 and ending the
first Tuesday May, I960.
Wages and salaries as
^nceld^.b.y..0.rd.i."‘...-5 14.000 00
Maintenance of the n non on
police department .. 13.0UU.uu
Maintenance of Water
Works . b,000.00
Operation of the water
works . 8.00U0U
ITXmont of ,he “35.000.00
Sm<e?^Lighting"7,000.00
Street Maintenance, Con
struction and repairs of
17.500.00
Sewer Improvements
‘ Bonds, principal and
interest . 9'U0U w
Water Improvement
Bonds, principal
and interest . 10.000 00
Maintenance of Fire ^ m
Department . 5.0UU.UU
Maintenance of the o no
Sewer System . 2.50U.0U
of SeW
er system ..........
Support of the bank .. 500 00
Municipal Publicity .... W
Parks and Grounds - 4,ow.uu
Support of the air- 4 000 00
Miscellaneous . 10,000.00
Park Improvement onnniw
Bonds and Interest .... J.oouuu
Street Improvement
Bonds, Principal and
Interest . 15.0W-W
qyQq’^k .$169,300.00
Entire receipts of revf"'Jefi^
the fiscal year ending the fiis
Tuesday in May 1959, were as
follows | oc lino i)()
Water Collections .... 35 wuuu
Holt County Treasurer 55 000 00
Lincenses. Occupation
Taxes. Etc. . J JS.OO
Other Resources . ■”’uuu_
TOTAI .$130,000.00
attvst o. D FRENCH
ATTEST. Qty Clerk
n C. SCHAFFER
. ' Mayor
The vote on the above motion
was as follows. Aye Gleeson. Rey
nuldson Heermann, Carroll, me
Intosh*1 and Janousek. Nay none.
1 Motion by Reynoldson seconded
hv Carroll that the Mayors ap
^inSSTot Guy F Cole to .he
Airport Authority l^oard
three (3) term be approved. Motion
^The mayor appointed Arlo Hiatt
to tti SScil to nil to.vy«g
in the fourth ward created b> the
moving of William S. Mattern
Motion by Gleeson, seconded by
McIntosh that the Mayors appoint
ment of Arlo Hiatt to Cminulman
in the fourth ward for the balance
•f the fiscal year t« approved.
Motion carried , ,
Motion by Gleeson. seconded b>
Carroll that the City of O Neill
give the O'Neill Band Mothers
$1,000.00 for support of the O NeiU
Summer Band. A roll call vote
was taken and the results were
as follows. Aye Gleeson, Janousek.
Carroll. Herrmann, Reynoldson
and McIntosh Nay none.
Motion by Gleeson. seconded by
i Reynoldson, that John C, Watson
jbe appointed to the Park Board
I for the next 3 years term Motion
carried.
Motion by Reynoldson. seconded
;by Carroll, that John Beilin be gn
I en a raise of J15.00 per month,
(starting with the First of June,
j Motion carried.
Motion by Janousek seconded
Iby Heermann. that the Council ad
journ Motion Carried
ATTEST: O D. FRENCH
City Clerk
D. C SCHAFFER
Mayor
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pTegoTNotites-j
(First pub. July 2, 1959>
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
SCHOOL DISTRUT NO. 24S
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY
SUPERINTENDENT, O'NEILL,
NEBRASKA
In accordance with the School
Laws of Nebraska. I am required
to dissolve School District No. 248
of Holt County and attach the ter
ritory thereof to other school dis
tricts for the reason that School
District No. 248 has contracted for
instruction for a period of five
years or more. A hearing on said
matter will lie held in the Assem
bly Room at the Court House in
O’Neill, Nebraska on July 17. 10
a m. when all interested may ap
pear and be heard.
AUCE L. FRENCH,
County Superintendent.
10-12c
(First pub. June 18, 1959)
Kryger and Kryger, Attorneys
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate No. 4333
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
HOLT COUNTY, NEBRASKA,
JUNE 18, 1959.
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF CARRIE A BARN
HARDT, DECEASED.
CREDITORS of said estate are
i ncreoy iiuuucu uiai m* u***v ••••••>
ed for presenting claims against
said estate is October 16, 1959. and
for the payment of debts is June
18. 1960 and that on July 16, 1959,
and on October 17, 1959, at 10
o’clock A. M., each day, I will be
at the County Court Room in said
County to receive, examine, hear,
allow, or adjust all claims and
objections duly filed.
LOUIS W. REIMER
County Judge
(COUNTY COURT SEAL)
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(First publication June 23, 1923)
Julius D. Cronin, attorney
NOTICE OF HEARING OF
PETITION FOR FINAL
SETTIJCMENT O F ACCOUNT.
No. 4119
COUNTY COURT OF HOLT
COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
ESTATE OF CYLDE MCKEN
ZIE, DECEASED.
THE STATE OF NEBRASKA, TO
ALL CONCERNED:
Notice is hereby given that a
petition has been filed for final
settlement herein, determination
of heirship, inheritance taxes, fees
and commissions, distribution of
estate and approval of final ac
count and discharge, which will
Ik? for heating in this court on Ju
ly 15. 1959, at 10 o’clock, A M.
* IXHJIS W. REIMER
County Judge
(COUNTY COURT SEAL)
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ROYAL THEATER
O’Neill
THURS. JULY 8
FAMILY NIGHT
So that you won’t forget Elvis
I am bringing back his best!
Elvis Presley in his Best
‘‘LOVING YOU”
Also starring Lizabeth Scott,
Wendell Corey.
The Big Bold Technicolor music
... . _A. ~ ./.fifin' nnH Cintr.
ell llltti acin .. —
in’ his wild way to fame and for
tune! ... .
Technicolor. VistaVision
His most terrific songs—‘‘Teddy
Bear”, "Let's Have a Party”, "Hot
Dog”, "Got A Lot of Livin' to Do”
and More, More, More!
Adm —Adults 50c; Children 15c
Family $1.00.
FRI. SAT. JULY 10 11
"THE GUNFIGHT AT DODGE
CITY”
All the thundering might of the
most famed gunfight of them all
Starring Joel McCrea, Co-starr
ing Julie Adams, John Mclntire.
Nancy Gates. , _ .
Cinemascope. Color by DeLuxe
He rode into Dodge looking for
a drink ... a woman ... and
a man to kill!
Adm.: Adults 50c, Children 15c.
All children unless In arms must
have tickets. Matinee Sat., 2:80.
SUN.-MON.-TUE. JULY 12-13-14
Susan Hayward and Stephen Boyd
in
“WOMAN OBSESSED”
Cinemascope, Color by DeLuxe
Torn lie tween her love for her
son and her husband . . • A ro
mantic story of hardship and strife
that grows into a future of secure
happiness . . . How a young boy s
hatred of his harsh stepfather
turns to love.
When her husband dies while
fighting a fire. Susan Hay-ward is
left with a farm they were work
ing in Northwest Canada and a
seven-year old son. She takes on
as a hired hand. Stephen Boyd, a
widower, and frowned upon by
some in the community. Her son
forms a deep hatred for the man
who judges the lad a coward and
tries to cure him of his cowardice,
claiming that he himself has never
known fear. The wife sides with
the boy and an untenable situation
ensues. But when the lad saves
the stepfather s life they become
pals and a happy home is estab
lished.
Adm.: Adults 50c, Children 15c
All children unless In arms mast
have tickets. Matinee Sun.. 2:S0.
WED. THURS. JULY 13-H
FAMH.Y NIGHT
Abbott and Costello Meet
“THE'KEYSTONE OOPS”
An hour of laughs.
Adm.: Adults 60c; Children 15c;
Family $1.00.
Alma Kersenbrock, center, holding the trophy, was the winner of the women’s golf tournament held
at the country club last week. The prize winners w re, left to right, back row: Itea Meade. Ainsworth:
l.n[s Fox, O’Neill: Millie Whitney, Ainsworth; Alma Kersenbrock, O’Neill; Alice Devlin, Albion; Arlene
Kuhl, Plainview ami \i Sullivan, Albion; front row: Barbara furry. Kansas City; Marie Kelly, O'Neill,
and Jane Gentzler, Plainview. The Frontier Photo and Engraving.
' . -3,7 . '■.z^T^nrwKrrwr^r^mr'r'** 5«*f - .; "• *
The 1959 members of the O’Neill Junior Legion baseball team are being coached by Joe Ollen
dlck. The boys must be between the ages of 16 and 16- Mmbers of the team are, from left, standing,
Mr. Ollendtck, Delbert Fleek, Larry Oetter. Gary G llesple, Dick Laursen, Tim GUUgan. Ron Holly, and
Dick Appleby. Front row, from left, Larry Godel, L rry D.mlln, Mike Troshynskl, Ron Boss, Jack Me
{■inn ami WA Flm.fc Photo and Engraving By The Frontier j
which will be an the regular meet
ing date. July 16th, at the Cham
bers airport.
‘ Cooking in your Skillet" was
the lesson topic and was given by
Mrs. Elwyn Robertson. The foods
made were used for the lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Turner left
Friday night for Ixm Almos, New
Mexico to visit their son. Bob
Turner. They plan to return Sa
turday with their grandchildren,
Roger and Philip Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Elkins and
Darrell left Friday night for the
Black Hills.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lee Farrier
left Friday night for the Black
Hills.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Miller and
family left Friday night for the
Black Hills. They returned Mon
day.
Dale Adams and Mr. and Mrs.
Merlin Grossnicklaus and family
were Sunday dinner guests in the
Bill Thomson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Witte were
Sunday guests in the Louis Harley
home.
Mr. and Mrs. INck Fees came
Friday to visit his mother, Mrs.
Myrtle Fees. They left Smday.
Karen Kruse was home visiting
her family and friends over the
weekend. Karen is a student at a
business college in Omaha.
Army M-Sgt. Chiton Francis, son of Mrs. Olive I. Francis,
Spencer, was recently promoted to super grade E-9 while serving
with the 3d Armored Division in Friedburg, Germany. Super rating,
pay grades E-8 and E-9, were established by Congress in a recent
[nty bill for top qualified senior non-commissioned officers. Sergeant
| Francis attended Anoka High School. His wife, Clara, Is with him
in (lemuiny.
Chambers News
By Mrs. E. R. Carp*liter
The George Smith family left
Friday night to spend the week
end of the fourth in Long Pine.
They returned Sunday afternoon.
The Hylas Farrier and Lyle Cle
mens family left Thursday for
r
Park Rapids, Minnosota. They
spent Friday and Saturday fishing
there. They left Sunday for Alex
andria, Minnesota to visit relatives
living there. They returned home
late Sunday night.
Mrs. Bernard Hoffman was the
hostess to the Happy Homemakers
Home Extension Club on Thurs
day, June 25th. Ten members were
present to plan the annual picnic
USED CAR SPECIALS
1957 Pontiac 4-Dr. 9 Passenger Station Wagon. For the fun-lov
ing family—all cleaned up and ready for a vacation!
1957 Ford 2-Dr. Custom V-8 with Straight Stick. A very clean
car with good rubber — all for a low price!
1957 Pontiac 4-Dr. Super Chief Sedan. Hydramatic. Excellent
condition—a lot of trouble free miles left in this car!
1957 Studebaker President V-8 4-Dr. Sedan. 26,000 actual miles.
A town car—extra clean, economical to run, all at a bar- 1
gain price.
1956 Pontiac 4-Dr. 860 Sedan with Hydramatic. Clean Inside
and out—very dependable car and one you will be proud
to own.
1955 Pontiac 4 Dr. 860 Sedan with Hydramatic. Radio, Heater,
New Seat Sovers. A real beauty!
All of the above cars have the following Items In common:
1. All are V-8’s.
2. All can be bought at reasonable prices.
3. All are extra clean.
4. All are one-owner cars traded In on new Pontiacs.
5. All carry the Pontiac Goodwill Guarantee.
6. All ran be financed on G.M.A.O.
7. All earn can be tried and tented before buying.
8. All of the above can be found at . . .
WM. KROTTER CO.
WE8T O'NEILL. PHONE 581
PONTIAC SALES & SERVICE
The Lloyd Wmtermote family
left Saturday the fourth of July
for Hyannts on business They re
turned late Sunday night.
The t<leu Burge family were
in Neligh Saturday night.
Dennis Werner was home over
.he weekend visiting his parents
ukI friends. Denny was accom
panied home by two of his friends
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bell and
Lana spent the fourth of July in
Long Pine.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Walters, Mr
and Mrs Lyle Hanna and Mr. and
Mrs. William Rieek were supper
guests Tuesday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Eric Retzlaff
Mr. and Mrs. John Brown of
Lincoln were guests in the William
Jutte home They also called on
Mrs. Mary Niemand.
Mr. and Mrs William Rieek at
tended the Rieek reunion in Albion
last week There were 63 present.
Mrs. Pearl Hoerle and Mr. and
Mrs William Rieek called on Mi's
[ china nn Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Smith and
Mr. Alfred Walters went to Ro
chester Minn. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Carpenter
■eturned Sunday from a 2 weeks
vacation trip through the Western
states. They left on June 20 with
their sons-in-law and daughters,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Medcalf and
family of Sioux City Iowa and Mr.
ind Sirs. Bean Stevens and family
if Atkinson The trip took them
through Ft. Collins. Estes Park and
the trail Ridge road in Colo. Salt
Lake City, Utah. Boijso, Idaho and
various places in Wash, They vis
ited the "Peace arch" on the Can
adian Border the Grand Coulee
Dam and Yellowstone P a r k.
Among friends and relatives vis
ited were; the Clarence Young, L*o
Mitchell and Hanson families at
Boise, Idaho, ihe Mervin Carpen
ters. Otto Greenstreets, Oscar
Greenstreet, and Bill Russ fami
lies in Washington, all former
Cham tiers residents.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ear.geman
of York were guests in the Bernard
Hoffman home over the weekend
O'Neill Locals
Mr. and Mrs. William Rowe of
Adrian. Minn., were guests at the
Richard Nelson home last week.
Weekend guests of the Dallas
Behrens family were Mr. and Mrs.
Emil Behrens, the Marlon Magda
frau family and the Delbert Otto
family They spent the weekend
camping out at Rock Falls.
Mr. and Mrs Esty Nelson, Eil
leen and Connie were guests at
the C. E. Tracy home in Colome
for the Fourth.
Mrs. Fred I .elding of Napa,
Calif., left Sunday after a few
days visit with her sister and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Schneider.
Weekend guests at the home of
Dr. and Mrs. Bob Waters were
her sister and family. Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Evers of Plattsmouth.
Guests Sunday were his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Waters ol
Scotia, her parents. Mr. and Mrs
G. C. Scherff of Aurora and hei
sister, Mrs. Mary Largen of Hast
ings. -
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McClellar
of Omaha and Rosemary Purcel
of Council Bluffs were weekenc
guests at the J. F. O’Connor home
Sp. 4 Tom Schneider spent th(
weekend here from Fort Riley
Kans., with his parents, Mr. anc
Mrs. Leo Schneider.
Bonnie Williamson of Wisner is
a guest at the Esty Nelson home
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shoemaket
jr. of Omaha were here for the
weekend at the John Shoemaket
sr. home
The Billy Marcellus and Bot
Timmerman families spent the
weekend camping at Fort Randall
Dam.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Ramsel,
formerly of O’Neill and now
living in Colorado Springs, Colo.,
are here visiting at the Don
Used Furniture
BARGAINS
WALNUT DRESSER & CHEST
Excellent condition___
3-PC. WALNUT BED ROOM SUITE
Dresser, chest”and bed.”*”"’ ”
Very good_____
DINING ROOM SUITE
Table, buffet and 4 chairs
Very good _
5-PC. DINETTE
4 new chairs, 36” x 60” table
Like new ____' ^ g
2-PC. BROWN LIVING ROOM SUITE
Good condition ... _20«o
2 USED APT. SIZE ELECTRIC RANGES
2000 each
USED BED SPRING
1200
5-PC. DINETTE
f chairs and 30”x48" table AACA
Very good_:- Lit
MEYERS MIDWEST
FURNITURE & APPLIANCE
WEST O'NEILL PH. BM
Twwplwncver, Max Klpple ami
l*e> Huinrii h hemes.
Overnight guests last Tuesday at i
the home of Dr and Mrs. Robert |
Waters were her sister amt family.
Mr and Mrs Frank Davila of San
Antonio, Tex
Two birthdays were celebrated
at the home of Mrs, John Stutf
bergen this week. Her daughter,
Linda, entertained her friends at
a slumber party Sunday evening
in honor of her 13th birthday and
Hob had a fifth birthday party
with his playmates Monday after
noon.
Mrs Ltx> Schneider returned
home Wednesday from several
days spent visiting friends and rel
atives in N'eligh and Elgin
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Reynoldson
were in Albion to celebrate the
fourlh with Mr. and Mrs. Duane
Green.
Mr. and Mrs. A F. Stanton and
Mr and Mrs. Rex Stowell and fam
ily were in Sioux Falls, S.D., Sun
day
Mr. ami Mrs. Wayne Roelle
were in Valentine last Tuesday
and Wednesday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. George Van Every
spent the weekend at the 1 Van
Van Every home in Omaha.
Guests there Saturday were the
LaVerne Van Everys of Perry,
la.. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Johnson
and family of Lincoln and Mr and
Mrs. Carl Miller and boys of Nor
folk.
Mr. and Mrs. George Robertson
returned last Wednesday from a
three day trip to Lincoln where
they visited her brother and fam
ily.’ Mr. and Mrs. S, G. Thomas
and their son. Major and Mrs.
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Joe Sivesind Suggests
Spice Cake for Picnics
If your picnic menu calls for a
cake, you will find this recipe for
old fashioned spice cake sent to us
by Joe Sivesind, local salesman
of the Meadow Gold Dairy espec
ially adaptable to carrying in a
basket.
It is a tender, nicely flavored
cake made with buttermilk and
spices which can l>e taken to a
picnic site right in the pan in
which it is baked.
Even the topping is a good “car
rier’, says Beatrice Cooke, direc
tor of the company’s Chicago test
kitchens where the recipe was cre
ated. for it is baked on the batter,
making a buttery, crumbly coat
ing.
Old Fashioned Picnic Spice Cake
(12 by 9 by 2 inch pun)
3 cups sifted cake flour
1 cup granulated sugar
1 cup brown sugar, firmly
packed
1 cup butter
2 eggs
2/3 cup sifted cake flour
1 teaspoon soda
1 teaspoon baking powder
Vi teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon cinnamon
V2 teaspoon cloves
Vi teaspoon nutmeg
V2 teaspoon allspice
1 cup buttermilk
Combine three cups flour and
sugars; cut in butter until mixture
[ resembles fine crumbs. Reserve
one cup for topping. To remainder,
add eggs; beat until light and
fluffy. Sift remaining dry ingrod
I ients together? add to creamed I
mixture alternately with butter
; milk, mixing well after each ad
dition. Pour batter into greased
pan and sprinkle crumb mixture
! on top. Bake at 350 degrees for
45 minutes. When cool cut into 24 j
squares.
l..\le Thomas and family, who are
i'nrouto to Hawaii for a three year
tour of duty,
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