Dorsey News
By Mrs. Harold Osborn
This community witnessed a
hard wind with rain changing tc
snow on Wednesday continuing ai
day and night. Some snow drifts
were deep enough to hault travel
The farmers still have drifts ir
their corn fields. They are wonder
ing how they are going to get then
com picked.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hiscocks
were callers and coffee guests al
the Pat Osborn tome Sunday.
Nosf. 1.
Miss June Carson spent the
weekend at home with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Albert Carson
Mr. and Mrs Gordon Bart a anc
Evelyn were visitors at William
Kalal's tome in Verdigre or
Saturday.
On Saturday afternoon at 2:30 t
few neighbors gathered at the
John Derickson home to help Mrs
John Derickson celebrate hei
birthday. Refreshments consistec
of sandwiches, cake and coffee
which the uninvited guests brought
They departed for home- around
4:30 wishing Mrs Derickson many
more happy birthdays.
. Mrs. Lee Brady, sr has beer
helping Mrs. John Babl witfi
housework since the new little
Miss has arrived at the Babl
home
The 60th anniversary’ of tP»c
Dr. H. D, Gildersleeve
Optometrist
Eyes Examined—Glasses Fitted
I»h. 167 O'Neill, Nebr.
Hours &-5 —, Mon. thru Sat.
Closed Wednesdays
Elmer Hulls held at the ballroom
in Lynch an Sunday, Nov. 1 was
well attended by their friends
from this community.
Mrs Leta Miles spent several
days at her farm house, also
visiting at the A. W. Aim home,
before returning to her home in
! Lincoln on Wednesday
Mrs. Virgil Pinkerman enter
tained her pupils at a Holloween
! party Thursday evening, Nov. 1
at the Dorsey school. The teacher
and pupils of the Carson district
were invited but due to the rain
ami snow it made the newly
graded roads impossible and they
did not get to attend.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Weils and
family, who formerly lived in
Texas, have found ranch work
near Page and have moved into
their new home. They had been
living with Mrs. Well's parents,
the Howard Slacks.
Mrs Harold Osborn accom
panied Mrs. Howard Graham to
Norfolk Oct. 28 lo get Marlyn
Graham so she could spend the
days at home during teachers con
vent,on in Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barta and
E»elyn and Mr. and Mrs Harold
; Osborn attended the program
| and basket social held at the
Graham school Friday. Oct. 30
The bad roads and snow disap
j pointed several children who had
1 planned to attend as well as Mrs.
Gehlsen and her pupils.
Leland Moody and Wilmer Craw
ford were out several days this
i week installing the new* phones
and doing some line work.
Harry Smith moved his con
struction machinery from this
1 vicinity Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Webber
were dinner guests at the Harold
Osborn home on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brady, sr.
and Mr. and Mrs Harry Johnson
TABLE OF SPECIALS
At Devoy's Rexall Drug
Mr It fMim’n 5 kmin Aspirin Twin Combination
2 bottles of 100 -
Colgate Tooth Paate
2 regular 53c tubes - 00c
Richard Hudnut Creme Rinse
Regular $1.75 size - 00c
Richard Hudnut Creme Shampoo
Regular $1.75 size - $“|10
| White Rain Shampoo
Two 60c bottles - 98‘
Gem Razor • Aero Shave Special
A *1.00 Razor plus a 59c Aero Shave
Both for $*| 00
I | Ban Deodorant • Trushay Lotion Combination
Buy Ban at regular price of 98c j
Get a 29c bottle of Trushay FREE
See these specials and many other nationally advertised
I bargains on our TABLE OF SPECIALS today.
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VETERINARY NEEDS
Make DEVOY REXALL Drug your headquarters for all your
Animal Health needs We carry a full line of vaccines, penicil
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syringes, needles, and instruments. You’ll like our vaccine prices
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PRESCRIPTIONS
The next time your doctor finds it necessary to prescribe
for you or a member of vour family, take your prescription to
DEVOY'S REXALL Drug to be filled by a PRESCRIPTION
SPECIALIST.
Remember. Prescriptions are often needed in the evening
and that you'll find a Registered Pharmacist on duty in the
evening at DEVOY'S. We are open until 9:00 pm. for your
convenience.
DEVOYREXALL Drug
Bob Devoy, Pharmacist
Open Evenings and Sunday Mornings
O'Neill, Nebr.
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Floyd France home in Lynch
Mrs Joe Hrbek and children
were Wednesday evening visitors
at the William Havranek home in
Gross.
Mrs. J. E Wiley was honored
guest at a farewell get-to-gether
at the Dorsey church on Oct. 24
There were 32 adults and six
children present. Games were
played and a lunch was served
Each one gave a money dona
tion, which made a nice gift for
Mrs. Wiley. Mrs Wiley plans on
staying with her children who live
in California
Lynch News
By Veldeen Pinkerman
Miss Marlyn Graham spent the
weekend with her parents.
Roland Hughes from Lincoln
spent the weekend with his par
ents. Mr and Mrs Jack Hughes.
He was enroute to Minneapolis
Minn ,
Kenneth. Cecil, and Dale Cal
kins arrived Sunday from Com
ing. Ia., to attend the funeral of
Mrs. John Hurd.
Jim Eiler of Lincoln spent the
weekend with friends and rela
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Schiessler of
Sioux City, Mrs. Faye Pinkerman
and Mr. and Mrs George Cal
kins spent Sunday evening at
Veldon Pinkerman s.
Mr and Mrs. Eldon Sedivy
went to Butte Wednesday. Their
children stayed at the Guy Pinker
man home while their parents
were gone.
Mr and Mrs. Elmer Christens* n
were Friday visitors at the Ricfli
ard Christensen home.
Weslie and Marty Pinkerman
taved at the Guy Pinkerman
home from Wednesday till Fri
day.
Doyle Hull visited at the Frank
McDonald home Wednesday, Nov
4
Randy Pinkerman stayed at the
Wayne Christensen home from
Wednesday till Friday night.
Mary Ellen Schindler was a
Nov. 4 overnight guest of Veldeen
Pinkerman at the home of Mrs
Hannah Streit and Judy McGill
was an overnight guest of Hall.e
Carsten at the Frank Carsten
home.
Marten Heiser spent Wednesday
night with his aunt. Mrs Marvin
Schindler.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hull and Mr
land Mrs Dick Hull and Dawn
visited at the Garry Wilson home
Firday evening.
Charlie Schollmeyer visited Fri
day evening in the Joe Madura
home.
Mr. and Mrs Ted Schiessler
came from Sioux City Saturday
evening to attend Mrs. Schiessler's
aunt. Mrs John Hurd's funeral.
Mrs Faye Pinkerman who has
been visiting there accompanied
them home.
Miss June Carson spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Carson.
Mr, and Mrs. Jake Boucher of
O'Neill yvere Sunday evening cal
lers at the Ivan Thomson home
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Streit and
family called at the Melvin Hasel
horst home in O'Neill Sunday
Mr and Mrs. Charlie Courtney
spend the weekend in Lincoln
visiting their son and family. Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Courtney.
Bruce Schollmeyer and AJ
Brady were Wednesday, Nov 4
suppier guests of Dennis Darnell.
Mr. and Mrs. Swede Sedivy
visited at the Gay Hull home
Saturday afternoon and Gayiene
and Gregg accompanied them
home.
Randy Pinkerman accompanied
Mr and Mrs Veldon Pinkerman
and Veldeen Pinkerman to L>7ich
Saturday night
Mr. and Mrs Dean Oberle from
I Sioux Falls, S. D.. spent the week
• end with friends and relatives.
Venus News
By Mrs, Kalph Brookhouser
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Caskey at
tended the class get to-gether at
Orchard Legion hall on Saturda>
evening honoring Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Hildreth of California.
Duane Boelter is helping with
the work at the Harry Caskey
farm.
Nov 1 dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. L. Summers were their
daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs. Lyle Davis and family of
Norfolk.
The Davis's son Mike and Gary
returned home with their parents
after spending the later part of
the week with their grandparents
Mr. and Mrs Vernon Held of
Royal were Sunday dinner guests
of his parents. Mr and Mrs. La
Vem Held.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Finch
visited their daughter and son-in
law. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Suffi
cool and son on Nov. 1 at Verdi
gre.
On Saturday evening, Oct. 31
Miss Vemetta Cleveland and
Byron Oltjenbruns of Venus were
married at the United Brethem
church at Orchard.
Mrs. Irvin Held attended the
census course at Center the later
pan of the week
Mr. and Mrs Ora Caskey,
Larry and Gary were Sunday din
ner guests at the Edwin Porter
home.
The succesful bidders on the
farm of Mrs. Pearl Grueling were
William Vrooman and Cecil Moser.
The sale was held on Thursday, .
Oct. 29 at Center.
Friday evening. Nov. 6 a fire
destroyed the wash house and j
contents at trie 'arm of Mr. and
Mrs William Vrooman An over
heated trash burner is believed to
have started the fire It was a
total loss.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Rasmussen
and family were Sunday. Nov. S
visitors at the home of the latter's
parents, Mr and Mrs George
Jeffrey.
Kenneth Caskey is a patient* at
thi O'Neill bo-ip; s’. Mrs. Caskey
went to O’Neil] Saturday to visit
her husband over the weekend.
Their two small daughters are
spending a few days at the Bruce
Bennett home near Wmnetoon
Mr. and Mrs. Larry L Brook
houser of Cotesfield spent the;
weekend with Mr and Mrs Ralph
Brookhouser. Sunday afternoon
callers were Mr. and Mrs Lyle
Tucker and son and Jack Haw k of
Ewing.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
WD-Wm A. Miller to Llovd M
Godel and wf 10-14-59 $3500-Lot 12
Blk 1- O’Neill.
QCD-Roy M. Sawers to Robert
K Sauers and wf 10-8-59 $1- Lot 3 I
DR. H. D. GILDERSIJEEVE
OPTOMETRIST
Northeast Corner
of 4th & Douglas
O’NEILL, NEBR
Ph. 167 — Office hr*. 9 to 5
Eyes Examined—^Glasses Fitted
Monday Thru Saturday
Closed Wednesday
_
Blk 11-0 Neill.
\VD-Flo R. Spelts to Spelts of Ne
braska. Inc 10-23-59 $1-1/3 in
terest in Lots 6-7-8-9-1011 Blk 27
O'Neill
WD-Leon W. Terwilli^er to
Rali>h Armold 5-8 59 $16.000-EV*
9-31-14.
WD-Ralph Armold to Milton G
MeKathnie and vvf 5-8-59 $20,800
9-31-14.
QCI >-Iv el Thompson to Leon
Thompson 8-26-54 $3600 NEVi-and
SE>4 32-26-14.
WDGusstave G. IVHackarr to
Eugene E. Wolfe and wf
$13.900-l*>t3 9 and 10 Hlk 300
Neill.
Sheriffs l^eed-Leo S. Ticnyaek,
Sheriff to L. E. Stamp 10-3B3
5100-Lots 17 and 10 Hlk lllnman
WO-Fannie Haggerty to Itobhy
G Er\\ n and wf 7 1-59 STOOD SW
lots 10 and 11 Hlk A- O'NeiB and
Haggerty’s Add-O’Nedl
WO-J antes E. Van Every to
Leslie George Van Every, et al
10-28 59 Sl-SEE 27- \VV*WV4 X
30-10 Subj to life estate of grantor
Pre-Golden Gloves
BOXING
STUART AUDITORIUM
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21
10 Bouts - AAU
Fighters include Butch and Dean Pofahl of Ewing; Terrj
and Skeet Cobb of Grand Island, formerly of Stuart; Kiuuc
Hawthorne of Palmer; Eugene Ironshell, Dick Martina ari
Gerry Hacker of Hastings, and many others.
Martin Helzer erf Grand Island, former Golden Glove* cham
pion, will referee.
Reserved seats are now on sale at Bassett Cleaners, Bas
sett , Wilson Drug, Atkinson; Laursen Insurance, O’NeiD; zni
Stuart Sundries, Stuart, at S2 50 General admission and sUo*
ing room on sale night of fight at gate at 11.50.
We chose the finest for you!
Bright golden fruit, loaded with sweet and
. y juice. Medium sizes, seedless,
easy to peel and segment, sweet eating.
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hot, steaming PiUsbury or Ballard.
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Mrs. Wright’s Sweet Cream or Buttermilk Biscuits % So*. Pkgs. 15c
ru-u-u-unriru-u-u^
For your Thanksgiving Baking, BROWN or POWDERED
SUGAR
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Marshmallows SZSSZ.m ... .....1p£2f c
Rice KrispiesS!^o3^^ ,.6^21c
Margarine quartered, economical.2 Ctns. 29c
Mince Meat a delicious mince meat ;r'...2s£49c
Bel-Air WafflesS^L^-^ JSlOc
Skylark Bread SSSSESSr..’2si9c
Sweet Rolls debaously tender and fresh.Rig! 19c
Frozen Vegetables!^™ p£:49c
C Mixed Vegetables. Core, Peas or Lama Beans,
Bel-air Cut Green Beans ... 1^-lb. Pkg. 49c
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Try thin winter pear —
!.v' Lb. 19c
SWEET CORN
I Calif.-grown, tender, — .
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Fresh Legs or Thi£hs.Lb. 55c
Fresh Chicken Wings .... Lb. 29c
Round Steak cSTcR bS*-?:. £ 79c
Rib Roast^•^hSG^eB^’,.Lb.79«
Sliced Bacon regular alice ....'. Pkg. 45c
Perch FilletsS39c
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