Lynch News
By Yeldeen Pinkorman
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Christen
sen celebrated their 40th wedding
anniversary Sunday with a family
dinner in their home.
Elmer Christensen and Hazel
Higgins were married October 9.
1919. They became the parents
of 5 children. One son. Donald
lost his life in the service in
World War II, November 1944 A
daughter died in infancy. The
other children are Joyce t Mrs.
Jack Reynoldsi, Richard of Ver
del and Arline (Mrs. Elmer Col
lins) of Broken Bow. There are
17 grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Christen
sen resided on a farm between
Munowi and Verdel for many
years and since their retirement
their son, Richard and family
have lived on the farm.
The immediate family attended
the dinner and relatives and |
friends called in the afternoon to:
wish them many more years of
life together.
Mrs. Faye Pinkerman and Mrs.
Irene Carsten drove to Burke, S.
D. Sunday afternoon to see Earn
Wilson and Mrs. Williamson,
(Irene’s mother). Earn is in the
Burke hospital.
Mrs. Bob Courtney and Mrs.
Leo Kalkowski were O'Neill call
ers Thursday.
Mrs. Pete Mulhair was a Fri
day evening supper guest at Mrs.
Phyllis Mulhair s.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Stewart
were business callers in Yank
ton, S. D. Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heiser of
Riga, Mich, arrived at the Her
man Heiser home Saturday for a
visit. Sunday guests there were
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kappel of Ft.
Benning. Ga,, Mr, and Mrs Er
nest McCormick of Omaha, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Levi and family
of Lindy, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cas
sidy and family, Mr. and Mrs.
I^eo Jorgenson, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Heiser and Mrs. Esther
Davey and Mrs. Inger Levi of
Norfolk.
Harold France came from Ains
worth last weekend to visit^ his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
France.
The home of Oral and Law
rence Hoy family is being re
modeled this week.
"Albert Carson and Fred Krug
man attended the calf sale in
Bassett Saturday.
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph David and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Ducker and family were Sunday
supper guests in the Ernest SLxta
home.
Joe Micanek and Joe Randy
and Mr and Mrs. Dwight Mican
ek and family visited in the Al
ton Miller home at Wakefield
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Christen
sen and Sharon visited in the
Otto Jedlicka home in Yerdigre
Thursday evening.
Ralph Seger was a business
caller at the Guy Pinkerman
home Friday morning,
i Marion Hoy was an overnight
guest of Cathy Hrbek at the Mrs.
Hannah Streit home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reiser re
turned Sunday from a vacation
trip in OhiP
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kalkowski
and Kevin were Thursday night
supper guests in the Bob Court
ney home.
Willie Hanson has been pick
ing com at the Veldon Pinker
man and T. J. Graham homes
| this past week.
The Lynch Fire Department re
cently purchased a new rural fire
truck. Several from the Lynch
fire dpeartment and the rural
protection district went to get the
| truck Tuesday, Oct. 6.
Miss Judy McGill was a supper
guest of Veldeen Pinkerman at
the Hannah Streit home Thurs
day evening.
The Lynch Eagles will play Nio
brara at Niobrara Friday after
noon October 16 at 2 p.m.
Mrs. Faye Pinkerman was a
supper guest at Mrs. Hannah
Streit's October 6 evening.
Mrs. Richard Christensen and
children visited at the Glen Ri
[ hanek home Tuesday afternoon,
October 6.
Veldon Pinkerman called at
the Frank Carsten home October
[6 afternoon to see Bub Carsten.
Guy Pinkerman called on Bub
j Carsten at the Frank Carsten
j home Friday afternoon.
Rosie Schollmeyer from Port
land, Ore. arrived here to visit
Schollmeyer relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Vigo Christensen
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Reg
gie Pinkerman and family to
Ericson Saturday to visit Mr and
Mrs. Devem Christensen and son.
They returned home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hull spent
Sunday at the Albert Reynolds
home in Inman.
The First Methodist Church
Ladies Aid had a food sale Satur
day in the back of Moody’s
Store.
The Lynch high school will hold
its annual homecoming October
23. There will be a parade and
rural schools are invited to par
ticipate. Prizes will be given.
Mrs Faye Pinkerman was a
Friday supper guest in the Ray
Wilson home.
Guy Pinkerman called on Mrs.
John Hurd at the Lynch hospitai
Friday afternoon.
Mrs Faye Pinkerman drove to
Bonesteel. S. D. Saturday to
spend the weekend with Mrs.
Irene Carsten.
Veldon. Veldeen and Guy Pink
erman were in Bassett Saturday
They attended a calf sale there
Mrs. Marvin Schindler and
Mary Ellen moved into the Cora
Lee house in Lynch Monday.
Miss Joyce McGill from Wayne
spent the weekend with home
folks. _
Mr and Mrs. Leo Thomson
went to Lincoln Saturday and
Bom Thomson kept their children
while they were gone.
Nate Cbnard called on Bub and
Frank Carsten October 6 after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pinkerman
were business callers in Creigh
ton October 6 afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Collins ar
rived in Lynch to visit relatives
and to attend Mrs. Collins' par
ents 40th wedding anniversary oh- ;1
serration
! Mrs. Wayne Christensen taught
the Verdel school Thursday for
Kay Christensen, who was sick.
Vigo took her to O Neill to con
sult doctors
Mrs. Dwayne Hull, Mrs. Glen
Rihanek and Mrs. Gay Hull were
afternoon visitors in the Bill
Spencer home Monday afternoon 1
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working hours.
We Will Be Closing Soon
SO
Be Sure To Stock Your Freezer
WITH
That Rich Tasting, Full Bodied
JALOPY!
Our Freezer Filling Sale Is Now
ON
And You Can Fill Your Freezer At
SALE I
Prices. Just 49c A Quart, Or 2 Quarts
FOR I
93c. We Have Flavored Quarts, But Supply Is
SHORT!
These Prices Will Be In Effect A Limited
TIME
So Be Sure to Stop Out
AT
Hornby's Jalopy in O'Neill. Remember, That's
HORNBY'S JALOPY
Charter No. 5770 Reserve District No. 19
Report of the condition of the
O’Neill National Bank
of O’Neill, in the State of Nebraska, at the close of business on
OCTOBER 6, 1959
Published in response to call made by Comptroller of the
Currency, under Section 5211, U. S. Revised Statutes
ASSETS
Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve bal
ance and cash items in process of collection_ $ 963,488.49
United States Government obligations, direct and guaran
teed __ 1,942,862.50
Obligations of States and political subdivisions _*_ 514,856.82
Corporate stocks (including 56,000.00 stock of Federal Re
serve bank)_ 6,000.00
Loans and discounts (including 5619.16 overdrafts)_ 761,109.32
Bank premises owned __ 3,000.00
Other assets_ 714.06
Total Assets-94,195,031.19
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corpor
ations _53,227,173.30
Deposits of United States Government (including postal
savings)_ 43,572.58
Deposits of states and political subdivisions_ 273,376.90
Deposits of banks_ 260,263 69
Total Deposits_53,804,386.47
Total Liabilities_$3,804,386.47
CAPITAL AOOOLNT8
Capital Stock:
Common Stock, total par $50,000.00 _ 50,000.00
Surplus_ 150.000.00
Undivided profits_ 187,644.72
Total Capitol Accounts _._ 387,644.72
Total Liabilities and Capitol Accounts-$4,492,031.19
MEMORANDA
Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and Tor
other purposes_5 600,000.00
I, O. D. French, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true to the best or my knowledge
and belief.
O. D. FRENCH, Cashier
Correct—Attest: F. N. Cronin, J. B. Grady, Julius D. Cronin, Directors.
STATE OF NEBRASKA, COUNTY OF HOLT, ss:
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 13 day of October, 1959,
and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of this bank.
VIRGIL L. LAURSEN, Notary Public
(SEAL' My commission expires October 27, 1960
Special Cattle Sale Monday, October 19
The sale next Monday will be one of our outstanding sales of the
year and there wall be a lot of buyers on nand from the com belt
to buy all the cattle we can get together for this sale. If you
have any to sell consign them early so you will be assured of
a good place in the auction.
At the sale last Monday the market looked a good 1.00 to 2.00
higher on all classes of yearlings and light cattle. Calves were
about steady. If you plan to sel any cattle why not give us a call
or drop a card and we w-ill be glad to come and look at your stock
Top on Butchers last Monday at $13.30
Let us try your next Consignment
Join our list of satisfied customers
We Appreciate Your Business
Ewing Livestock Market
AUCTION
Complete Household Goods and Appliances
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23
1:30 p in.
3 blocks west and 5A blocks north of O'Neill
stoplight OR 2 blocks east and /i block north of
the cemetery.
Norge 6ns Range 7 cu. ft. Westing house Refrigerator
30" Itardwiek Gas Range, 36 model It cu. ft. Refrigerator
36 x IX Chrome Dinette set with 2 12” leaves anti 4 chairs
1 high chair 1 Chrome youth chair Table lamp
2 floor lamps 1 living room set 1 solid oak coffee
table 1 radio-phonograph combination 3 foot stools
1 magazine rack 1 end table 4 occassional chair
2 bedroom suites complete with mattress and springs
1 portable sewing machine 1 washing machine 1 up
right piano 1 steel cabinet 1 odd dresser, good
shape 2 bed steads 1 mattress and springs
1 library table 6 steel chairs i card table
other articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS: Cash
Jim & Dorothy Donohoe, owners !
COL. WALLY O'CONNELL, Auctioneer ED Ml’RPHY, Clerk
Just in! sru] iuStcbour ^
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the best fruit bay in tenii
In sun-drenched grapefruit groves our
buyers have been busy picking out the »
finest of the new crop fruit—rushing
it to Safeway. Now it’s here for you!
%
New Florida-grown crop, Marsh Seedless ^0
variety, white or red meated"
JUICE ORANGES *3®, FRESH TOMATOES n •>,
New crop, from Texas, Hamlin variety. 5-lb. Bag C# W Ked ripe, juicy, snappy with flavor.Carton As JP W
JONATHAN APPLES *5Q, RED POTATOES *>®,
Bright red color, crisp and juicy.4-lb. Bag » U.S. No. 1 Grade, clean, uniform.10-lb. Bag M V
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Another Safeway “First”.. .for you—
TRIPLE-VALUE
CHUCK
Triple-value Chuck is alt U.S.D.A. CHOICE GRADE
BEEF ... the higheat grade available in quantity. * pl.„
boiling beef ... 3 meals in one package!
Chuck Roast 45c 49«..R“&S 59c
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Ground Beef 5&B2tfsrr&45c Breaded ShrimpSKU.*53 53<
Cervelat u.69e Ring Bolognc3^*1.00
12-os. Ring 35c each
Serve your Family a Fall Favorite...
with this Special Buy!
LIBBY'S CHILI
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S Toi/e/ Tissue \t'’rthern — "er.»«“' 75c -?
§ 50 FREE Gold R„ . .,i,'37c /v
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Halloween ahead! Stock~up on Roxbury
Candies for "Trick and Treats”
Wranuii Tnalt Roxbury — 17-oa. JQ.
VTiappvV IIBWS for quality and variety Pkg
« — ««-- n _ Roxbury — 14 ox M.
WIlf Plump n tempting.... Pkg »Wv
Harvest Mix rvdcrful candy eaaort merit.Pkg 1
Roxbury Pops ade the quality way.. Pkg I
^SANDJ^AVt^AYS^^^
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Cookies Chocolate Fudge, fresh, delicious.Pkg- 33c
QasBMaal# ■ Libby’s; serve a pumokin ^k No. 2Vi AOji
l^lIVTipKIVi pie... 3 No. 303 dans *35«... S# Cans "9 M *
Pizza Pie Mix 39c
Town House— 2-lb. ^k^X^
ImdlMlelM seedless variety, special price ..W W^
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TO LIMIT
QUANTITIES I
Price* effective Ibm Saturday, October T7.
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