The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965, November 05, 1959, Image 7

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    'Old Fox' Gets A Coon;
Forgets About Master
By Bur k Fail* C<>rrf*p«MHii
Sunday. Nov 1 had beer, a m'd.
thawing day and the sun sank in
a cloudless sky. There was no
wand that evening to muffle the
sniffling approach of the clever
hounds, so what better time for
the wary masked bandits so be
on the prowl.
By the same token Old Fox.
veteran coon hound belonging to
Floyd Johnson must have had the
same idea, for sometime Airing
the twilight hour, he dug a con
venient exit under his pen, provid
ing the freedom for himself and
tus mate, and ushering a rollick
ing coon chase.
About 7:30 their master happen
ed outside and to his surprise
drift mg in on the evening air was
"the sweetest music” a coon hunt
er hopes to hear None other than
Old Fox and Queen barking
“treed . which in coon hound s
language means “here he is —
come and get him ■
They didn’t have long to call,
for Floyd, after alerting his son
in-law John Schultz and accom
panied by Dan Rakes soon had
donned hunting garb and were off
, Harold Mlinar and daughters
Judy and Nancy, who were visit
ing the Schultz family that day
alone with the Schultz sisters.
Gwf pda. Trudy and Debbie went
along
About three-quarters erf a mile
away was the scene erf excitement
Mr Gxm. who had gone out on
what he thought <was an ideal
nigh? was high up in a tree with
those experts of the trial below’
giving forth their victory song
With the aid of a flash light and
the crack of a rifle the revelry
ended
GORDON TO HAVE HR'T
EEEXTRH HEATED S<THX>L
Whai is believed to t* the first
multiple-room school in Nebraska
to be heated electrically will open
next September at Gamkm ac
cording to Bob Forwood, Consum
ers Public Power man here
There will be no need for a boil
er or furnace room in the all
modem building to be construct
ed of bnc.k and glass The space
formerly needed for such a room
is being utilized as an extra class
room and a shower and dressing
room lor boys and girls.
In addition, other advantages of
the electric heat are:
Even flow of heat with less than
two degrees difference between
the ceiling and floor in each room
No fuel storage problem; no
valves pumps, piping or heating
system maintenance problems and
consequently no hidden or addi
tional costs
Elimination of smoke, dusty
films and no "hot spots ' with an
even flow of beat provided by the
electric heating olant
The type of electric unit in
stalled was the base board design.
Electric coils in the ceiling will
heat the locker rooms All units |
will be individually controlled.
Forwood stated that this is first |
of its land to be heated electric
allv on CPPD's statewide system.
Hi' also said that we have 1 home
heated electrically here in the
OTv'eill area.
HollirvLorenz Vows
Exchanged at Seattle
The Emmanuel Tat* mack- in
Seattle. Wash . was the setting
fa- the 8pm ceremony Septem
ber 19. uniting in marriage Miss
Pearl Holten,"Washington D. C.
and Bernard Lorenz Arlington,
Va
The Rev Lloyd Peterson, Seat
tle. erfficiated.
Parents of the couple are Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Holten, Seattle,
Wash and Mr and Mrs Otto
Lorenz, O'Neill
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, appeared in a gown of
white lace witfi ice blue satin
underneath The scalloped neck- j
Lne was edged with lace, and the
sleeves were elbow- length The
full gathered skirt was ballerina
lei^th She carried a cascade
iouquet of three orchids and small
four petaied flowers around it
The maid-of-honor, was Miss
Carolyn Peterson, Seattle Brides
maids were the Misses Yvonne
and Karen Holten. Seattle, sisters
erf the bride Junior bridesmaid
was Carolyn Hart, niece of ihe
bride. They wore ballerina length!
gowns of yellow with three j
quarter length sleeves They car-1
ried bouquets erf yellow , white and
pink
Thee wore headbands to match
the flowers in their bouquets.
Lorene Johnson, niece erf the
bride, was flower girl Chris Hol-i
tea,*" nephew erf the bnde, was j
the ring bearer. The flower girl |
wore a blue dress and the ring
bearer was dressed n an ice blue
tuxedo
AH of *he attendants dresses, in
cluding the bride s gown and her
going away outfit were made by
the bride's mother
Landa Loren/ Seattle, cousin of
the bridegroom and Gordon Bjorg,
cousin of the bride were the
eandiehghters She wore a pink
dress and a wristlet corsage and
he wore an ice blue tuxedo
Gordon Lortm. O'Neill, brother
of the bridegroom was best man
Ushers were Chester Holten and
Bob Fox. Junior usher w as Terry
Holten They all wore ice blue
tuxedos with white boutonnieres
The bride's mother wore a
dress of «qua and the bride
groom's mother wore a navy
dress They both wore orchid
corsages.
The fathers erf the couple wore
ice blue tuxedos, and white bout
onnieres
Following the ceremony, a re
ception for 300 guests was given j
by the bn do'? parents.^ ‘Hie cake
was made in the shape iaf a cross
There were white candles on each
side of the cake Mrs Shirley
Johnson, sister erf the bride cut
the rake, and the pourers were
Mr? Elmer Loren/ Seattle, aunt
of the bridegroom and Mr?- Fred
Ludtke Seattle, aunt of the bride.
The bride attended school at
Seattle. Wash., and before her
marriage was employed by the
National Bank erf Washington, D.
C in the department of loans
The bridegroom is in the U. S.
Army Third Infantry and is serv
ing as Honor Guard at the tomb
of the unknown soldiers
For traveling the bride wore a
two piece baby blue suit with
black acceFsories
The couple are now at home at
606 N Edgewood, Arlington Va
AT
THE
COURTHOUSE
OOI NTY (OITST—
State vs. David P Pennington.
Ainsworth. Nebr speeding night,
fined $10 and $4 costs, officer
E M Hastreiter, Oct. 29.
State vs. Wilbur Koenig, driver j
for Harold Timberling. Norfolk j
Nebr.. improper registration cer
tifieate, fined $10 and $4 costs,
officer—Clifford L. Kizzire. Oct
29
State vs Edward G. Winkler,
driver for Ejnmet Hay Co , Em
met, Nebr., overload cm axle,
fined $60 and $4 costs, officer
Donald F Richardson Oct 30
State vs Robert F Troshynski.
Atkinson. Nebr , driving while
under the influence of alcohol
fined $100 and '$4 costs, license
suspended for 6 months; officer
Donald J Fiala. Oct. 30.
State vs. Dale H. Fordyce.
Hickorv Hills. Dl.. overweight cm
axle, fined $60 and $4 costs; of- ,
ficer- Clifford Kizzire Oct. 31
Stab vs. Wallace Buss driver
for An Pape. Cascade, la 1 over .
interior gross 2. no reciprocity, ;
fined 1. $50. 2. $10 and costs $4; ,
officer-Donald F Richardson.
Oct 31
State vs Janet R. Seger. O -
Neill Nebr night speeding, fined
$15 and $4 costs, officer- E M
Hastreiter. Nov. 2
State vs Flovd P. Chart, Ne
leigh, Nebr., driving under th*
influence of alcohol, fined $100 and
$4 costs, and operator's licens.:
suspended for 6 months, officer
_E M. Hastreiter. Nov. 2.
State vs Ronald V Wolff, Nor-j
folk Nebr . night speeding, fined
$15 and $4 costs; officer -E. M
Hastreiter, Nov. 3.
State vs. Robert H Clifford. At
kinson. Nebr.. overload on axle,
fined $60 and $4 costs, officer—
Clifford L Kizzire. Nov. 3.
State vs Harold Partes. Ewing.
Nebr . overweight on capacity
plates, fined $10 and $4 costs: of
ficer Clifford Kizzire. Nov. 3.
State vs Ivan G Wright. Ewing -
Nebr.. overweight on capacity
plates fined $10 and $4 costs; of
ficer-Clifford Kizzire, Nov. 3.
MARRIAGE LICENSE—
John Nickolas Wenner. jr., 26, j
Atkinson and Marilyn Laura Ray
mer. 21. Atkinson, Nov. 4.
O'Neill Locals
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SMITHS t.STHER TO FJTEi
MOTHER ON BIRTHDAY
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Smith
and son. Joe, Mr. and Mrs Virgil
J. Sm.'+i aad son Denrus snd1^
dassttr:. Cwrsie and Jerry lias
ait of A'irce. la.. Mr and Mh.
O L. iJsrbftrJt cf S cant Qty Mr
a i M-s Wr! £~vth and d j*jh
ter. Judy and Harry fi Smitfi
ifclfxc! their roodier Mrs E J. i
Smith celebrate her birthday
when they gathered at her home
an Sunday
Mr and Mrs Frank FYoeBch
v«M*ed their daughter and family.
Mr and Mrs. B e Waaser, Flo h
Sf*- nes. la. last wlc.
Iw H J B,rnungh;un and Mrs
Ec Cainp.jeJ w.ai Omaha
i^-iradav
Mr. and Mr.. Rync.d C.mfei
-1 M Sunday v .j t>. >g Mr C m
fei s e. . Jid Itm ,y Mr arrd
«
Mrs Lambert Karel. Howells
M. and Mrs WsUsaos Clausser.
lr snd Mrs John Grutsch and
M"5 G.sdj-s Cunmnehaae ali at
tended the ftth wedding amber
ss.rv teehration of th» Elmar
**-•’ ? Sur^av at Lynch *
bx- tv ' - — — - - ^ ■
A guest last VWnetfcay ■ al the
G. C De Backer hone «t; %'attv. r
Torn i*. Backer. Omaha
H ' Mvt vetir m&x Mr
and Mrs Alfred Drayton M naa\
> » i— —_ - —
to Sioux City.
Weekend jfuests at the G C De
Baoker hoaae were Mr and Mrs
Dan J> Barker and family
w.'l; rftNi*
I DINNER & DANCE I
I American Legion Auditorium I
I WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11 I
■ Dinner 5:30 to 7:30 — Dance Following |
I Admission. $1.25 ■
■ Everyone Invited I
PH «•£ * 4 * ' ■
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^B A Top Grade
^B Bacon At This
^B Ridiculously
^B Low Price!!
|B No Extra Charge
We will slice
^B it for you
if you prefer
HORMELL — ALL MEAT r « s
, ** WII>ON S
WIENERS £ 12 oz* Pk9s- 89c OYSTERS. SUMMER SAUSAGE
WHOLE OR CUT UP - FRESH
FRVERS 29
5PHV -
Giant
Size
RED DOT — Strawberry or Boysenberry ■
PRESERVES . 1
Giant 4-lb. jar 79c I
BAKER'S %
CARAMEL CHIPS I
6-oz. pkg. only 19ei
DAVID HARUM ■
FLOUR I
50-lb. bag S329 |
BON AIR — vanilla Chocolate Strawberry I
~ ICE CREAM I
one-half gallon .... 59C I
ISTARKIST ^ 1
— tuna FISH I
6-oz. can 29c 1
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i CHASE AND SANBORN
COFFEE
CrOOD LICK
OlEO .Lb. 28c
IMPERIAL
OLEO .Lb. 39c
CHOC. - STRAW. - WHITE
LUCKY WHIP .Giant can 49c
BAKER'S
COCOA .Mb. can 65c
CHARMIN'
TISSUE .8 roll pack 59c
EMERALD
WALNUTS .10-oz. pkg. 79c
DEL MONTE
PEAS .2 303 cans 35c
BT TTEK KERNEL — WHOLE KERNEL OR
CREAM STYLE CORN .
"HEDD’S
PEANUT BUTTER .
K M AY
DILL PICKLES.Quart jar 29c
«rOOD BRAND
GREEN BEANS.3 303 cans 39c
BAKER’S
COCONUT .14-oz. pkg. 65c
SACRAMENTO FREESTONE
PEACHES .*...2 303 cans 39c
VERMONT MAID
SYRUP .24-oz. jar 59c yj
WILSONS Wae'U give you,
a stamp sat
BIF .12-OZ. can 49c You'll Jill it soon
and than
BI STER Top Valua Stamps add
CASHEW TIDBITS.Lb. 69c u,p *° .
You'll start right us
again!