Student* of St. U«o • Academy tamed oat a week ago Friday to honor Monnignur Timothy
O’Sullivan. The arene la on the front yard of the Rectory.—The Frontier photo and eng rasing
Page Newt
By Mr*. Bm I
tioklen Rule Exteneioa dub met
on Tuesday with Mrs Dan Niasen
for a covered dish dinner. It was
their Christmas party and aa
mem tiers were present There was
« grab bag. Mrs Harold FTeem
raeyer won the guaaaiae game
corttest. Each membar brought
some cookies to be sent to the]
Children * Home in Omaha. They
had collected over 600 coffee stnpa
to be *ent to help the children
get Christmas presents. They de
cided to send a box to Albert Stof
ferr Mrs Wn*. Sorensen will be
the January hoatesa.
The American Legion met on,
Tuesday sight with JO members j
prwmt The hat was panned for
a collection to pay for stamps
received from the welfare com
mittee. They collected over $13 00
and the legion added the rest to
send $27.30 It was decided to have
a New Year’s eve party.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Kelly and
Mr and Mrs. Lyle Abney of In
man were supper guests of Mr.
and Mrs Tommy Kelly of Wisner
on Thursday. After supper the
group attended the school Christ
mas program of Gene and Janet,
children of the Tommy Kellys.
Page Extension club met with
Mrs Merwyn French sr., on Tues
day afternoon with 9 members
and one guest, Mrs. William Rag
land present. They packed boxes to
be sent to the shut-ins in Page.
Mrs Edgar Stauffer gave a les
son on covering Christmas boxes.
Roll call was answered by nam
ing someone you would like to
send a box of cookies. Lunch was
served by the hostess. Next meet
ing will be an all day meeting with
Mrs. Harry Harper and the hqs
bands are invited as guests.
Wednesday night supper guests
of Mr and Mrs. Milo Landreth
were Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Schei
ndeler of Broken Bow, William
Pike of Ord and Don Anderson of
Norfolk.
N. O. K. club met with Mrs.
Ren Asher on Thursday for a
covered dish dinner. There was
a Christmas gift exchange and
revealing. Mrs. Oate Wiseman
was the only one guessed. It was
also election of officiers with Mrs.
Glenn Stewart as the new presi
dent and Mrs. Ray Harmon, sec
retary and treasurer, Mrs. Hester
Edminsten, who had been a mem
ber for years decided to drop out
Mrs. Oate Wiseman will be the
January 14th hostess.
Help-U-club had their Christmas
party on Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Ralph Broukhouser
There were 12 members present
They had a gift exchange They
kept an attendance record ail
year and the members who at
tended the most meetings were
entertained by the one who at
tended the 1 east Cards were
played fur The afternoon's enter
tainment. Each of the winners
i were presented a little gift by the
losers The club will serve at the
! Ed Porter sale on January 6th.
WSCS met on Thursday after
noon with the following sitting at
! the birthday table Mesdames Ray
mond Heiss. Harry Harper, Vio
an Steinberg Edgar Stauffer, Eve
lyn Gray, Robert Nissen, Leila
Snell. Allen Haynes. Ethel Wanng.
O. A Weber, R. D. Copes, Stella
Russell, Frieda Asher, Bertha
Prill, Clarence Dobbins, Hester
I Kdminsten and Alta Finch The
1 ladies celebrated their birthdays
n October, November or Decem
ber Mrs. Elmer Tn>wbridge and
Mrs. Merwyn French «r., served
Christmas salad, rolls and coffee
and instead of birthday cake each
guest received a cupcake decorated
in red and white with a red candle
in the middle. Mrs. Bob Nissen
had the Christmas lesson and read
a mission story. Mrs. Cordes Wal
ker sang “Silent Night," Mrs. Har
old Kelly accompanied her on
the piano. The group signed a
birthday card to be sent to Mrs
Nina Stauffer at I^amberton, Minn
Elmer Trowbridge and Bob Nis
sen put the finishing touches on
the Opportunity consolidated school
house on Friday. It is located
4 milea west of Nels Linquist cor
ner.
Mr. and Mrs Ross Rakow, Lori
and L. C. Rakow arrived here
Wednesday from Goldendale.
Wash They expect to be here
until the 4th of January. The Robs
Rakows are visiting Mrs Haxel
Kimes of Neligh and L. C Rakow
visited the Alfred Connors and
will stay for a few days with the
N D. Iekea.
Royal Neighbor! met for their
Christmas party on Wednesday
night with 21 members present
They had a gab bag and a covered
dish lunch.
Lt. and Mrs Richard Buxton
and family arrived here on "Fri
day to spend the Christmas holi
days with Mr. and Mrs. William
Buxton. Lt Buxton just returned
from attending an instrument
school at Camp Gordon. Ga. After
the holidays he and his family
will go to Camp Campbell, Ky.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Heese and
family of O'Neill were Thursday
evening visitors in the Ben Asher
home.
Mrs. Frieda Asher received the
mystery prize gift Tuesday even
ing when Mrs. Hester Edminsten
entertained at a postponed meet
ing of the SOS club. Mrs. Alta
Finch will be the hostess for the
January Sth meeting An oyster
supper was ser\ ed
Mrs. Elmer Edminsten of North
I Platte accumpatucd her brother
| m-law. Ed Brandi to Page and
she and her sister-in-law, Mrs
Mary Jeffrey were last Monday
guests in the home of Mrs Hester
Edminsten
Dennis Cunningham arrived here
iast Saturday for a holiday leave
Mr and Mrs. Dick Cunningham
met him at Gnuxi Island.
All members of the HD A. club
were present Tuesday afternoon
when the identity of their secret
pals was revealed at the home of
Mrs Vivian Steinberg New names
were drawn for the coming year.
Mrs. Paul Hartigan was a guest
Mrs. Harry Van Horn will be the
next hostess.
Mr and Mrs. Otto Matsehullat
left Thursday for San Diego, Calif ,
where they will visit Mr and Mi's
Sid Stulier and Mrs. Alice Clark
and families and Mr. and Mrs
Memon Chase at Portersville.
They expect to be gone for awhile.
There was a free show held on
Saturday afternoon “Gypsy Colt"
and after the show Santa Claus
arrived to give out treats to all
the kids. This was sponsored by
The American Legion, Page Com
mercial and Page Improvement
clubs.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wettlaufer,
Andrea and Mi's Louise lleese
went to Sioux City on Friday.
Andrea went to have a treatment
on her face and Mrs. Heese went
to have her eyes examined.
Mesdames Edward Sukup, lionise
Heese, Lorenz Riege and Ed Eg
gan attended a covered dish noon
dinner at the Lutheran chureh at
Orchard on Thursday. There was
a Christmas gift exchange and
names were drawn for the coming
year.
4 G's met an Friday with Mrs
Elsie Cork as hostess In her
daughter's home, Mrs. Vivian Stem
berg. There were three tables of
pitch with Mrs Steinberg filling
In for Mrs. Otto Matsehullat. Mrs
Hester Edminstein won high prize,
Mrs Clarence Steven, low and
traveling was won by Mrs. I. O.
Wood. There was a Christmas gift
exchange Mrs. Clarence Dobbins,
will la* next hostexs
I Saturday night supper guests of
the Cai\ in Harveys were Mr and
Mrs Bob Harvey, 1 oute and Ben
nie Bemholtz and Mr and Mrs
William Neuhauer. The occasion
was the birthday of Mis. Boh
Harvey
Mr and Mrs Richard Asher
and family of Powell. Wyo., an
rived her Saturday morning to |
spend a few weeks visiting Mr
and Mrs Harold Heiss and Mrs.
Frieda Asher also other friends
and relatives.
On Frulay Kenneth Wettlaufer |
accompanied his brother, Gerald
o« a trip to Chicago, 111. They re
turned Sunday night
Bast year the day before Christ- '
mas Mrs Elsie Cork fell and ,
broke her hip After weeks of
being in the hospital and then
learning to walk again she was
getting along just fine and could
walk fairly well with the help of
one crutch. On Friday night she
w’as going over to \ isit her daugh
ter. Mrs, Vivian Steinberg when
she fell urtd broke her other hip |
She was taken to O'Neill and on
Saturday was taken by ambulance
to Omaha Her son, Lloyd Cork
accompanied her there.
Mr and Mr*. Rav Harmon and t
fanuly were Thu red aa iught sup- i
per guests of Mr :uwl Mrs Ww f
ter Johnson
Mr and Mrs Jack Spence and >
family were weekend guests at I
Mr and Mrs O A. Wiseman
Mesdnmes Jessie Cro»ik. Lyman
Park, Allan Haynes, I O Wood,
Celesline Williamson, (Tiff leach.
Krank Snyder, Anton Nissen and
Clarece Steves surprised Mrs.
Clarence Dobbins on her oirthday,
on Wednesday for a coffee hour
INCOME TAX
for assistance m tiling your self
t^nplny—m ami tat reparte.
call o« -
Geo. C. Robertson
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We work for your interest ami
afSxrvoMte your business,
lkovney llutldtng. O'MeUI, Nebr.
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BREMEN'S ANNUAL
NEW YEAR’S BALL
Dance to the Music of the
Dukes Of Rhythm
Popular and Bohemian Music
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31
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Crystal Ballroom, Atkinson
Atkinson Volunteer Fire Department
Admission $1.00 Per Person
I be well remembered lor the «
j and happiness it brings to
y-a, your family and Jriends.
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All above feed* packed In JOO-lb. bags, 10c return allowance. $2.00 per ton off at Ainsworth on Cash ^
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happy holiday season,
filled with all the food
thinfs of life
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Bernard Troshynski has joined Fred Karo,
Public Accountant located in Atkinson. For in
come tax and accounting services phone 5281
for appointment.
Notice!
Most O'Neill store* will close on Saturday,
December 26, at the usual weekday closing
hours. This means that most O'Neill stores
will not be open Saturday evening.
O'Neill Chamber of Commerce
Economy
Turkeys
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Swift’s Premium Thick Sliced J»,
Bacon .2 lb. box 89c
Pork Chops End Cut .3 lbs. 1.00
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Raisins Del Monte ...30-oz. pkg. 49c v
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Shrimp Flying Jib ....10-oz. pkg. 49c T,
Dressing Kraft French ,.8-oz. jar 23c £
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YAMS.3 lbs. 29c
Pascal Jumbo Size A‘
CELERY.Stalk 15c
Fresh Crisp
CARROTS.2 cello 19e
Nebraska Red 13
POTATOES.100 lbs. 2.79
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