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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1960)
Stuart News By Mrs. Herb <SL»1» Mrs. Rose Hovey spent last week with Mr and Mrs Richard Hovey and Bob, Mr. and Mrs Archie Bright and family all of O'Neill, She returned tome Sat urday with Bill Hovey of Ott awa, la who spent the weekend with his mother Saturday eve rang Mr and Mrs Archie Bright and family stopped and Mrs Rose Hovey accompanied them to Winner, S. D, to visit in the home of Mr and Mrs Dick Kaada ami family over the Foirth cf July Sunday afternoon they ah drove to tto» Howard Hovey heme at Herrick, S. D for a picnic sup per. Mr and Mrs Richard Hov ey and Bob of O'Nyill and Bill Hovey of Onawa. Ia Join?d the group at Herrick. They all return ed home that evening. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Schmaderer and family returned to their home Tuesday morning after spending several weeks with M-. and Mrs Bill Hoffman and ot her friends and relatives. Steven Shald of Presho stayed for a visit with his grandparents Mr and Mrs John Shald and Mr and Mrs. Dwaine Ulrich. Car la Jean, Gary, Norman and Mary Th.rese returned h me with their parents Mr and Mrs G b Shald after having spent the past two weeks with their grandparents and Barbara Mlinar of Atkinson. Fourth of July dinner guests of Katie Papke were Mr and Mrs Harold Johnson and f.mily of Burke, S. D„ Mr and Mrs. Jim Hoffman and family, Mr. and Mrs Joe Wallinger and toys and Bobby Papke, A few friends of Marlene Hoff man helped her celebrate her fifth birthday Friday, July 1. Games were played and she op ened her gifts. Ice cream and cake were served by her mother, Mrs. Alton Hoffman. Guests over the weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Ulrich were Mr. and Mrs Gib Shald and Ste ven of Presho, S. D., Mr and Mrs. Dick Ulrich and family of Omaha, Arlene and Maureen Ulrich of Omaha and also Norman. A family reunion was held Sunday, this being the first in two years and the frist since Norman received his honors ble discharge June 1 from the Navy. He spent tile past four years at Newfoundland, San Salvador, Me Murdo Sound and Byrd Bases in the Antartiee. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ulrich and Barbara Mlinar of Atkinson were also Sunday guests. Sunday dinner guests at the Bill Hoffman tome were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hoffman and family and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Schmad errr and family Visitors the past week in the Ervin Van Cleave home were Mr. and Mrs John Maui. Mr tad Mrs Elmer Goeschel and three children ah of Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Heyne and Tim of Omaha Fourth of July gu.ats of Mr. and Mrs Ervin Van Cleave and Pat ty were Mr and Mrs Fred Braun of Atkinson, Mr and Mrs Verm a S.ebert ami g.rls and Mr and Mrs. Don Shald. Debbie, Danny and David. Lawrence Rudolph of Chapman arrived Sunday to get his family who had spi in the past week vis iting Mrs, Rudolph's parents Mr and Mrs Earl Estes and other relatives and friends The boys have been spending their vacation wi.h their grandparents. Card Hoffman of Omaha spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs J.m Hoffman Mrs Willard Schowalter ami son of Fremont spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Guy Cad wailader and family Mrs Cad wailader returned home with Mrs. Schowalter. Mrs. Chris Menuey of Hot Springs spent Tuesday and Wednesday at the home of her sister-in-law Mr and Mrs Har ry Cadwailader Mr. and Mrs. Dean Cadwailader of Lincoln spent from Wednesday until Friday at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs Harry Cad wailader after having spent a week's honeymoon sight seeing in Coli rado and Wyoming. Mrs. Dw.ine Locknun enter tained friends at a coffee party Tuesday morning honoring Mrs. Darol Miller of Denver, Colo, Gary Addison spent a week vis iting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Addison. Gary Huffman and sons of Om aha spent the fourth of July weekend with Mr and Mrs. Bob Batenhorst and other relatives at Stuart. Mike Batenhorst of Wayr.e and Kenny Batenhorst of Lincoln spent the fourth erf July weekend visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. Bob Batenhorst. They re turned to summer school Tuesday. Mr and Mrs. Mel Baum and family of Omaha were fourth of July weekend guests of Mrs. Cla ra Baum and sons. Their son Scottie returned home with them Monday evening after spending a month with his grandmother and other relatives around Stuart. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Berry were fourth of July weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Berry. Mr. and Mrs Marvin “Red” Johnson and family of sauth of Ainsworth spent the long fourth of July weekend visiting Mr and Mrs. Frank Johnson and Mr. and Mrs Max Weichman. Mr and Mrs. Harry Hall and family of Spencer were host to a family picnic dinner at their home Those attending were Mr and Mrs Harry Appieoy. Mr and Mrs. Charles Cadwailader all of Inman. Mr and Mrs. Clarence Baumgart and Shirley of Monroe, Mr and Mrs Rudolph Jackson of Dallas, S. D., Mr. and Mrs Don Cadwailader and family of south of Bassett. Mr and Mrs Bob Cadwailader and family, Mr and Mrs Joe Colson and Joyce, Mrs Herb Skaia. Myk»n, Barbara, and Jo Aim, Jerry Cadwailader all of Smart Mr and Mrs Earl Cad waliader of Stuart were afternoon callers. Mr and Mrs Bill Everetts and Brian of Omaha spent the fourth of July weekend visiting Bill's mother Bea Everetts at Atkinson rnd her parents Mr. ami Mrs E Cadwailader at Stuart and other relatives Fourth of July dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Rolto Berry were Mr. and Mrs. Willis Ber ry of Omaha. Mr and Mrs G. A. Btocz of Rocky Ford, Colo and Mr ami Mrs. Byron Blotz of Stuart. Fourth of July weekend guests in the F. Dana Bigelow home were Barbara Bigelow of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Hamik of Lin coln, Mr and Mrs, Jim Hind marsh of Grand Island and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bakee. Mr. and Mrs Paul Preston and family of Freeport, 111. left Tues day morning after visiting the past week wkh Mrs. Preston’s mother Emma Kunz and other friends and relatives in and around Stuart. A family reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs Jim my Hoffman Monday with all the Johnson children present with the exception of the eldest girl cf Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Red John son and family of south of Ains wrth. Mr. and Mrs. Roger John son ami family, Mr and Mrs. Terry Johnson and Cindy < f Grant, N. M. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson. Kay and Frances. Fourth of July picnic dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Bill Hoff man were Mr rnd Mrs. Alois Schmaderer and family, Mr. and . Mrs. Joe Schmaderer and family, Mr and Mrs. Lee Schmaderer and family cf West Point, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kulus and son of Omaha and Mr and Mrs. Pete Schmaderer and family. Sunday and Monday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weichman and family were Mr. and Mrs. Walt Hoerold, Gene and Dennis of Aberdeen. S. D. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Hoffman and Mrs. Frank Johnson drove to Sioux City Saturday evening to get Roger Johnson who arrived home from Lemont, 111. The Library board met after the story hour June 29 in the din ning room of the auditorium. Mrs. Henry Waechter conducts the story hour and report* d a very good attendence Li>ranan Clara Ful ler reported a large number of books are being read. Older child ren are given a state in color for each book read and should have their maps at the U. S completed by the end of the program Pri mary and kindergarten children are given a segment of a worm until the worm is made whole All children are invited to attend from kindergarten through sixth grade The next regular meeting of the Library board will be Ju ly 27. Wednesday night supper guests at Mr and Mrs Harry Cadwal lader were Mr and Mrs George .Anderson and two children of Idaho, Mrs Chris Mtnuey of Ht Springs, S. D., Mr and Mrs Dean Cadwallader of Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs Glen Cadwallader and boys Mr and Mrs. La berm Cadwallader and boys of Atkinson Mr and Mrs Orville Clanton and sons of Grand Island ar rived Sunday st the Stan Cobb home for a 2 weeks vacation. Mrs Lawrence Rudolph and Cherne of Chopman were Wednes day afternoon cidlers of Mrs EI gie Irish and Mrs. Bruce Shald. Mrs Lawrence Rudolph and frmily of Chopman and Mrs Earl Estes spent Thursday at the Ar thur Kaplin home Monday morning Mr and Mrs Dick Kazda and family, Mr and Mrs. Archie Bright and family and Mrs Rose Hovey drove to Gregory to view the parade. They met Mr and Mrs. Howard Hov ey here and h id a picnic dinner at the Gregory Park Mrs. Rose Hovey and Mr. and Mrs, Archie Bright returned to their hemes Monday afternoon. Mrs. Hattie Rhodes, Orlo Rhodes and Dor thy Wilkinson of O’Neill were Sunday evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Dyer. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krup and sons were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kaup sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kaup and family. Mewport News Bv Mrs. Oliver C.llg On Monday the fourth of July thirty-five members of the Hattie Fox family met in the Newport gym for a reunion and to cele brate the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Fox of Co lumbus tnd the birthdays of Lindsey and Dugan Woodcock. A family gathering was held j Sunday, July 3 in the borne of | Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Everingham. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barber _ I fl _ . i Secret Love of Motorists Everywhere! It probably won’t surprise you to learn that most people—given a choice of any motor car in the land— would choose Cadillac. For Cadillac is so widely acknowledged the master of motor cars that it has become a vital part of the aspirations of people everywhere. It is a possession deliberately created to represent design and craftsmanship at their highest levels—and to render the fullest possible measure of personal enjoy ment and satisfaction. Happily, more and more of Cadillac’s "secret admirers’’ have this year decided to declare their intentions—and start driving one! And with good reason. First of all, the car itself provides a greater tempta tion to action than ever before. In the way it looks and rides and handles—it has widened even further the gulf that exists between Cadillac and other motor cars. Secondly, the "car of cars” is now within the moann of an even larger number of motorists. Its original cost is surprisingly close to cars of far leas stature and acceptance. Its dependability and reli ability are unparalleled. And, as always, it is the"resale champion” of all motordom. We suggest you pay your Cadillac dealer a visit— and let him arrange a date with your secret love. VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER A. MARCELLUS CHEVROLET COMPANY 111 NORTH FOURTH ST., O'NEILL and Faye of Grand Island spent the pas: week visidng at die Roy Farr Ranch Sunday a pic nic dinner was held with Mr and Mrs Glesson Kelier anti fam Hy and Mr and Mrs. Bill Farr and family. Monm Stale part. Lloyd and grands, vis Rickie and Randy went to Omaha Saturday to attend the funeral services of Mrs Stak pan s brother, Carl Zink. Delons McMillan spent several days this week in the home of Mr and Mrs Bud Zahradnicek at Bassett Wednesday dinner guests in the Don Kaup home were Thelma Wiggins of Roseburg. Ore . Hat tie Fox of Stuart and Lynn Fox of Ainsworth and Gary Blair. Mrs Joy Blair and Sc;tt were afternoon callers. Lonnie Nelson returned Thurs day evening from spending 26 months service in France. Lonnie now has his discharge from the army. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vogel left Wednesday to take Leona Bemt to her home at Emersm, N. J.. after a weeks visit in the home of her sister and family. Mr, and Mrs. Richard Harp and sons of Ainsworth were Mon day evening callers in the John Slachetka home Friday supper guests in the Jim Seger home were Mr and Mrs. Wilfred Seger, Hattie Fox. Thel ma Wiggins and Lynn Fox. Eve ning callers were Mr. end Mrs. Bob Gilg. Mr. and Mrs I>wight O Smith, Donna and Larry cf Alba, la. were weekend guests in the John Slachetka home. Mr .and Mrs. Virgil Andersen and family were Sunday after noon visitors in the Ea'l Arm strong home near Bassett. Charles Anderson accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dake and sons to Denver, Colo, and Dayton, Wyo. las Thursday for a few days visit. lone Naves and Carol Rath felder of Emporia. Kan. came Saturday evening to visit rela tives. Sophia Lashmett was a Sun day dinner guest of Mabel Ander son. Sunday dinner guests in die diver GUg home were Mr. ami Mrs. Dun K.mp and family and Mr ami Mrs Bob Giig Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs BUI Waioott ami family of Woodlake. Howard Fox of Climax, Colo, came Saturday for a visit with relatives Mr. ami Mrs Lindsey' Fox and Mahlon of Columbus spent Sun day and Monday with relatives. Mahlon will remain for a long er visit in the Jun Seger home. Mr and Mrs Leonard Bare I man, Pattsy and Dick of Newman Grove were house guests of Mr. ami Mrs. Oliver Giig ov er the week-end. Mrs Bob Giig spent Saturday with her mother, Mrs. O. W. Wolcott near Bassett Mr and Mrs. Leonard Henry left Thursday for their home at Kansas City after a weeks visit in the home of his brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs. G. A. Henry. Mr. and Mrs Doyle Carr and Dennis of Cokunbus, Mrs Dewey Johnson of Norfolk, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnson and family of Burke. S D., Mr and Mrs. Ted Johnson ami family of Peters burg, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Fox, Sharon and Tummy of Leadville, Colo., and Mr and Mrs. G. A. Henry were guests Monday in the Walt Johnson home Mr. and Mrs Boy Nelson ami Lonnie left Sunday for Midland, S. D. to visit m the Dean Nelson home. Arthur Hasch was a Sunday din ner guest in the Maude Mohin home. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stolcpart and Mr. and Mrs. Vere Butler and family were Friday visitors in the Sophia Lashmett home. Mrs. Roy Farr was a caller Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Den Everingham and sons erf Idaho Falls, Ida. visited from Thursday to Tues day in the A. B. Everingham home. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Connick, Kenny, Terry and Jeff of Bas sett were Thursday evening vis itors in the Leona'-d Bendig home, Mr and Mrs William Kaul of Grand Island were weekend guests. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen and Mrs. Richard Barber and Faye of Grand Island were Saturday callers in the Barnes and .Aik n home Mr. and Mrs Harold Al len i»f Bassett were Mi inlay vis itors. Mr. and Mrs Howrard Fuller, Mr and Mrs Owen Lane, Mr and Mrs Uo FulW and family were guests in the Fanny ami Clara Fuller home Monday at Stuart. Mr. and Mrs IXmnie Sparks of Norfolk spent last weekend in the Esii Sjvarks home, Mrs. Sparks returned home with them to spend the week in tin* heme of her son, Merle ami family Dennis Moore of Long Pine spent Sunday night with Paul Moore. Mr and Mrs Dean Moore and family were Sunday guests in the Hugh Moore borne at Long Pme Mr and Mrs. Clifford Johnson and family of Lauril, Mont came Monday evening for a few days visit with his grandmother, Lime Johnson. Mr and Mrs Ervin Christensen and Walter of Aurora came Sat urday for a visit. Mr Christensen and Walter return oil Sunday Mrs Christensen will visit in tile John Christensen home. Mr. and Mrs Del Martin s|»ent Monday with Mr and Mrs. Clay ton Boque. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gstermnn attended the Herbert Brown fam ily picnic Sunday at the Gun Club north of Newport. Mr. and Mrs. William Brown were Saturday over night guests of Bertha Irwin. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brown of Long Pine and Mrs. Joe Friz zeli of Bassett left Saturday for Good! and, Kan. to visit in the Leland Fackett hotne and to bring K Bishop home with them. They returned home Monday evening. Mary Jo and Lindsey Frizzell were guests in the Elmer Christ ensen home. Mr. and Mrs Albert Ostennan were Monday callers in the Ralph Leonard and John Berkheimer heme at Ainsworth. Mr. and Mrs Dick Brown of Omaha. ? and Mrs Jim Brown of Long Pino and Mr ,uid Mrs Dei Martin were Ttaurstiav even mg takers m the Elmer ttiristen sen home Mrs Guy Mmshult, Jim and Bth, Carol ami Bid Pickmipaugh, Kenny and Gene Kleckner erf Onv aha, Nets Kaufman trf Bassett were Sunday guests in the Fay Piekenpaugh home. Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson. Mr and Mrs. Paul Johnson, Mr and Mrs Bad Wilcox and family Mr and Mrs Gene Hamik end family anti Mr ant) Mrs Clif ford Gillette of Chambers enjoy etl a picnic Monday at Swan Lake Mr and Mrs. Herb Brown erf Idaho and Mr anti Mrs. Udell Brown and JuLia trf Mills were Friday dinner guests in the Al bert Oateroum home. Mr anti Mrs John Gesirieek en joyed a family reunion Sumtay anti Monday when all eleven children and family's were home Irvin Christon left Wednesday for Omaha for a checkup in the Veterans hiwpital Fern and Laurie Seger spent the weekend with home folks from their studies at Dana College at BlaiK Sharon Conard spent the weekend from Chadron State Teachers college. A family gathering was held Sunday in the Glenn Fox home in honor of her father, Harry Stahl, for his eightieth birthday. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs Harry St.hi, Mrs. FLiyd Gale, Duane, Floyd jr and Joyce oi Rupert. Ida , Mr anti Mrs. Roy Wilkinson, Mrs Leroy Wilk inson. 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