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.Mrs. ltor({ ... a w^kly newsletter and the Frontier keep loved
ones Informed.
Typewriter Aids
Letter Writing
For Mrs. Borg
In this modern day and age in
which we are living, we find new
modern appliances wending their
way into every home. Every young
mother, grandmother and great
grand-mother is concerned about
time saving methods in saving work
in their everyday tasks.
The women in the Meek commun
ity are no exception. They have
problems to solve along these lines
as well as their city cousins.
Mrs. Axel Borg's family of six
j children have all taken on the
[ responsibility of home life and
raising a family of their own.
Five of the' children have set
tled far from home, two daugh
ters and a son have chosen
; California for their home. One
son is living in Seattle, Wash.,
and one son is still In the Air
Force at Orlando. Fla. One son
still lives in llolt County.
However the family still main
tains a regular letter writing sche
dule and this means that Mrs. Borg
must write to each of the families
each week.
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| 0 Pin-Point pilots
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trade-in allowance.
During “Queen In Your Home"
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purchasing a range and refrigerator.
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crops when other mowers fail: lodged hay, wet straw,
new hay growing thru straw, rice, beans, mint, wire
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Fast Rugged. Cheap to operate. Two heavy-duty
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Cutting edges close on cutting edges in short fast
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Superior-Parmel.
Shelhamer Equip. Co.
225 E. Douglas O'Neill Phone 570
I he aider daughter, LaVern Kir
I wan, visited her folks the winter
I of 1968, heard her mother remark
that she wished she knew how to
type and noting how many hours
she spent in writing each of the
' children every week, she not only
suggested but insisted her mother
i take the twelve week course being
oftered by Esther Kinner, the com
mercial teacher from O’Neill high
i school.
Mrs. Burs, a grandmother w#th
13 grandchildren, wax a little
skeptical at attempting the new
venture, but after much urging,
I she finally consented to take the
course.
Unfortunately, after taking only
three lessons, Mrs. Borg had to
enter the hospital for surgery and
was unable to complete the course.
Disappointed but undaunted, she
was determined to continue typing
with the knowledge she had al
ready obtained.
Mrs. Borg says, though she is
far from being an expert at typing,
she finds it to be one of her great
test tame saving devices. By the
use of carbon paper the five week
ly general news letters are written
at one time and the answers to
the personal letters are added to
each.
However, there is also another
way to keep contact with your fam
ily that Ls away from home. A
subscription to the Frontier will
bring this weekly messenger, car
rying all the news, into the homes
of your loved ones.
Venus News
By Mrs. Ralph Brookhouser
HONORED AT SHOWER
A bridal shower was held for
Eileen Shumacker of Osmond at
the Venus school Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Shumacker received many
gifts. She was married Saturday,
June 25, to Marvin Vrooman, son
of Mr. and Mrs. William Vrooman.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boelter
and Loren visited at the Donald
Konori home at Niobrara Sunday.
Mrs. Edna Boelter accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boelter to
O’Neill Monday.
Mrs. Ora Caskey and Mrs. Ralph
Brookhouser called at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Faulhaber
Tuesday.
Mrs. Vernon Boelter held a par
ty at her home Monday. Ten ladies
attended. Games were played. Mrs.
Bernard Strope and Mrs. Cecil
Moser received the special prizes.
Saturday overnight and Sunday
dinner guests at the Ralph Brook
houser home were Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Diez and Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Brookhouser of Grand Is
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Fahrenholz
of Stuart and Mr. and Mrs. La
vern Warriner and son were Sun
day dinner guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. George Jeffrey and
Paul Lee. Afternoon visitors were
I Mrs. Ora Caskey and Betty Suk
up of Omaha.
Mrs. Charlie Kotrous and Norma
visited at the Donald Kinnison’s
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Ora Caskey visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Brookhouser
Wednesday.
Mrs. Clarence McKee of Chicago
came by plane to Omaha and ac
companied her nephew, Leland
Caskey and Bette Sukup of Omaha
to the Ora Caskey home.
Mrs. Leo Sukup called at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Caskey
Thursday.
Leo Sukup met his nephew,
Jimmie Sukup, at Omaha Monday.
He arrived there that day from
his army post.
Chambers News
By Mrs. E. R. Carpenter
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Carpenter
drove to Neiigh Sunday where they
attended the annual reunion of her
family held at Riverside Park.
There were about 50 relatives at
tending from Valentine, Atkinson,
Chambers, Neiigh, Elgin, Plain
view, Creighton, Norfolk, Tilden
and Oakdale and Minneapolis
Minn.
WSCS MEETS
Thirty-three officers of the WSCS
of the Atkinson, Amelia and Cham
bers Methodist churches met Fri
day afternoon in the Chambers
church for a training meeting. In
structors were three district offi
| cers, Mrs. Robert Embree of O’
j Neill, Mrs. Charles Gates and Mrs.
| C. E. Spencer both of Atkinson.
! The local president, Mrs. Guais
' Wintermote, was in charge of the
I meeting. Mrs. E. R. Carpenter lo
| cal secretary of spiritual life, pre
pared the worship center and con
ducted the closing worship service.
Coffee and cookies was served in
the basement following the meet
ing. Mrs. LaVern Hoerle and Mrs.
Steve Shavlik arranged the table.1
Mrs. Genevieve Bell returned
Thursday from a two weeks visit
with her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Grimes at
Ft Collins, Colo.
Connie Werner of Denver, Colo.,
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wer
ner and attended the wedding of
Phyllis Fullerton and Gene Skula
I Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane K. Miller
and family spent last week in the
Black Hills. Mrs. Miller returned
Friday and she and the children
remained with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. E. Richards at Chad
ron. Sunday Mrs. Miller attended
j the alumni banquet held at Co
; dy. He met the family there and
brought them home Sunday even
■ ing.
Marie Osborn of Lincoln has been
a recent guest of her brother-in
j law andsister, Mr. and Mrs Bruce
! Grimes and Patsy.
Mr. „nd Mrs. Arthur Miller and
Glen attended a family dinner at
the Robert Grey home in Page Sun
day. Others present included Mr
and Mrs Leonard Mi ler and
daughter of Portland, Ore., and
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Stewart of
Page.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller and
Glen were supper guests of the
Melvin Rurdcka family in O’Nei’l
Tuesday Other guests were the
Arnold Stewarts of Page and the
Leonard Miller family of Portland.
Ore.
Aiene Peterson of Seattle. Wash ,
was a guest of Gayle Farrier sev
eral days last week
Gene Roth of Longmont, Colo ,
was a weekend guest of his brot
her-in-law and sister. Mr and Mrs
Vernon Harley and Norman
Ledean Weller and Carolyn
Porter are attending an ASSU
, camp at Mason City, la , this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Miller and
sons of Renton, Wash., and Mr
and Mrs. Ray Cooiidge of Cham
: bers were guests of Mrs. Ola
! Ermer Saturday evening.
School Knits Hall
The Legion Hall in Chambers has
been rented to the school. Bath
; rooms, heat and partitions will be
I added along with possible other
I improvements and will be used for
i classrooms for the lower grades
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Attend Reunion
Over 10(1 relatives attended a re
I union of the Crawford family at
Spencer Sunday. Attending from
Chambers were Mr. and Mrs, Earl
David and Mr, and Mrs. N. H.
Crawford and famiy.
Elaine Spath and Don Fullerton
of California came to attend the
wedding of Phyllis Fullerton to
Gene Skula Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will David attend
ed a family gathering at Norfolk
Sunday.
Meek News
By Mrs. Fred Lindberg
During the electric storm a week
I ago Sunday evening Emmet Slaight
! hud a stock cow killed by lightning.
CACTUS RANCHETTES
The Cactus Ranchettes project
j club was held at the home of Mrs.
Elmer Devall Tuesday evening.
The lesson, “First aid in the
; Home,” was given by Grace Borg.
Mrs. Eunice Mann guessed the
•"whats in my kitchen” package.
I Lunch was served by the hostess.
Two guests were present. July 19
meeting will be with Grace Borg.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fox and
Jimmy were dinner guests at Mar
tha Johrings Wednesday.
Hi Johnsons called at Elmer De
valls Wednesday night.
Quite a number of folks from
this community attended the mis
cellaneous shower given by Olive
Redlinger, Ruth Krogh and Mar
jorie Rosenkrans at the Assembly
of God church parlors Sunday hon
! oring Ruth Young.
Ruth’s wedding to Don Knaub of
Gering will take place in August.
Ruth is attending summer school
at Scottsbl'uff.
Rev. Turner plans to be at Pad
dock Union church 9unday.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Rouse vis
ited their cousins, Mr. ami Mrs
Bruce Hubby at Wayne Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Buck Watson and
Danny of Chambers were Friday
dinner guests at Emmet Slaighi's
Mr and Mrs. Frank Dobrovotay
of Atkinson were Sunday dinner
guests at Lawrence Dobrovolny’s
Some of the children from thi
community are attending the 4 H
camp at Niobrara this week
Among those are Larry Nelson,
Johnny Hammerhn and Kathy an,,
Diane I>evall,
Mr. and Mrs Allen Walters went
to Grand Island Saturday night to
meet Mrs. Walter's sister. Can
lyn Hall, who arrived tin the tram
from Pomona, Calif. She plans to
spend part of her vacation here
Mr and Mrs. Del Truman of Om
aha recently moved to Ainsworth
Mrs. Truman is known in this
community as Verna Jean Fox.
The Gideon's plan to have a pic
nic dinner at the Fred Lind berg
home Sunday. Everybody is wel
come.
Dewayne Borg s family left Fri
day for their home in Seattle,
Wash.
Mr and Mrs. Clarence Benash
and Lorraine and granddaughter,
Becky, from Beatrice, were Thurs
day evening supper gjests at Ver
non Hardings.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Borg and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Axel Borg
spent Thursday evening at Don
Borg’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walters
were callers at Merlin Anderson’s
Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Robertson en
tertained at a picnic supper lor
their daughter and son-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs. Noal Long of Colton,
Calif. Those attending were Chris
tine Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Mt r
lin Anderson and girls, Mr. and
Mrs. Bennie Johring and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walters and
Norma, Mr and Mrs. George Nel
son and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Dewayne Anson and girls.
Mrs. Johring and Henry Stor
johann were afternoon callers and
supper guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Lewie Gokie of Atkin
son on Tuesday.
Vernon Harding and Dick Fer
nau met the train at Grand Island
Friday. Floyd Harding’s two child
ren Ronnie and Linda, came from
California to spend the summer
with their grandparents. Mrs.
James Gailbrath and sons arrived
to spend a month with Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Fernau.
Junior Walters was an overnight
guest of his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Walters Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Pallies of
Los Angeles are visiting at Fred
Lindbergs this week. Mrs. Pallies,
the former Helen Gannon, graduat
ed from the O’Neill high school in
1918. She retired this year from
the Los Angeles public schools
after teaching 85 years. The Pallies
are on their way to Canada after
Mrs. Hill Karr jr., and Iter son are shown above accepting n price she won* In The Krontier's big
subscription campaign held In May. Mrs. Karr chose furniture from the complete Inventory at Meyer’s
Midwest Furniture and Appliance. Hill Meyer Is shown at the left. the rsosTtis photo »hd ehuraviho
spt'iulirvg some time visiting her
sister, Mrs. Lindberg and her
brother, Roy Gannon of Inman.
It has been 33 years since Mrs.
Pallies has been back to O’Neill.
She was amazed at the growth
and the prosperity of O'Neill and
surrounding country.
Mrs. Kenneth Wrede and Lee left
for Omaha Sunday evening after
spending two weeks with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dob
rovolny.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nelson at
tended the Froelich wedding in O'
Neill Saturday.
Sen. Frank Nelson leaves Tues
day to attend a committee meet
ing at Lincoln.
Twila Hicks of Bristow spent Fri
day at Elmer Devalls.
EAGLE BELLE
The Eagle Belle Club met at
the home of Mrs. Eddie Prouty
Tuesday. Marjorie Nelson gave the
lesson on cake decorating.
Warranty Deeds
WDGordon D. Johnson to Don
McClellan & wf 3-26-60 $1-Part of
SW>4 10 2911
WD Edward E. Gatz to Ethel Cole
5-17-60 $1 w1 ;• lot in and All lots
11 & 12 Blk G- Pahys Park Add
O'Neill.
WD-Alice M. Hill to Joseph W.
Bouska & wf 6-8-60 $14,240-part of
NED NWD 32-30 14
WD-Mary Hamik to Walter Koll
man $14,000 - ND NWD 32-3i-i;>
WD-Donald O Bunkers to Fran
cis L. Hershiser $13,800 N 17 ft
Lot 28, All Lot 29, Gilg & Swen
sons, O’Neill
Exe Deed - Glen Adams to L A
Hobbs & Wm A Hobbs $16,200
NED 11-25-12
WD-Andrew Clark to Richard P
Clark $1 - Sec 31- SV4 30; ND
32-28-12; SEV« 25, EDED of Sec
35-28-13; NW>4 & E's 1-27-13 &
NW>4 8-27-12
QCD Thos E Hutton to John
Davidson & wf 1 Elvl4.All 15,
Blk "O”, Fahy's park O’Neill
Sheriff Deed- Leo Tomjack to
E. C. Weller $1411, 43-Lots 1-2-3
Blk 1, Ballon's Add to Atkinson.
WD- Donald A Ruroede to Arthur
J Ruroede 5-24-83, $1 SE11 -S'j NEV4
See 10 SW‘4 - ^'sNW'4 1128 10
Subj to tMtg to G 1 Trust Co.
WD- Rex W Wilson to Virgil L
Laursen & wf 5-10-60 $1 Part of
NE'4NW>4 30-29-11 (80 ft X 159
5-8 ft)
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Alice’s Beauty Shop
Res. 3 doors west of Teuton
125 East Douglas
Phone 263 — O’Neill