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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1960)
Spencer News By Mr*. Rose II rn’iirk Missionary Society The Wesleyan Methodist Mis Monary Society met Friday. Sept * •* fne h me of Mrs Gordon Kesier Thirteen members and two visitors were present The meeting « j C"lvd to or dvr by Mrs Paul Nelson. A read ing was given with each member taxing part. A short session of prayer closed the mett.ng. Mrs Keller served lunch. St Mary’s Altar Society St. Mary’s Altar Society met at the community hall for their reg ular meeting Tuesday. Thirty-sis members were present The meet ing was called to o’der by Mrs. 'youcanibeaj 1_ with the all new fUll SAVING, I You get warm floors in every room I t see it soon at DANKERT'S SERVICE BIO East Doug. thamber. Phone 410 W O’NelU Ph. IV 2-2101 William Lampman followed by the recitation of the rosary Mrs Landman was chosen del egate to the annual convention of Omaha Archdiocean Council of Catholic Women on September 2*. Hostrsses were Mrs Floyd Mc Nair, Mrs Leo Okri, Mrs Will Mil ler, Mrs Mary McAllister, Mrs Helen Miller and Mrs. Leo Tun ender, Mrs. John Murray. Mrs. John Meurrens Just L's Girls Members of the "Just Us Girls" 4-H club met on Saturday after n *>n in the Spenctr c mmunity hall for their regular meeting Jane Drickey had charge of the business me* ting when it was de cided to entertain the members pannla at an achievement pro gram and picnic supper on the 4awn back oI the Library on Sep tember 22. Mrs. Leroy Nyquist is leader- of the sewing division and Mrs. J, C. Marcum directs the cooking group Pint Matrons Mrs R. P. Jones entertained the Past Matrons club at her home on Monday evening Mrs. Margwrite Row presided at a shirt business meeting, which was followed by Canasta. Mrs Louis Klasna and Mrs Josie An derson received prizes. Mrs Jones served lunch Rural Community Club The Rural Community Club met Thursday, Sept. 8 at the home of Mrs. Richard Loock with nine members present. A business meeting was held with Mrs. Jim Klasna presiding The next meeting is to be at the home of Mrs Vivian Schmidt on September 22 Leader is Mrs. Jesse Lewis and surprise chair man is Mrs Edna Froseth Mrs. Loock served lunch Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hurley of Atkinson were Saturday overnight guests of Mrs. Lester Hornbaok and Gay. MILLER THEATER ATKIN„ON One Show Nightly 8 o'clock PLUS qouhohg, 1PWW tun fffflrl 1 Sun. • Mon. - Tue*. Sept. 25 - 26 - 27 Wed. - Thur». Sept. 28 - 29 (MtejMfe ft j Mr ami Mrs Roy DeVall and sons were Saturday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Martin DeVall at Norfolk. Mr and Mrs John Carr and sons were weekend guests in the Charlie Carr home in O’Neill Monday morning callers of Mrs John Carr were Mrs. Roy DeVall and Mrs Beulah Kaui. Mr and Mrs William Korth of Fremont spent Tuesday visiting Mrs. Minnie Schmidt and Art Mrs Schmidt accompanied them to Fremont for a visit. Mr and Mrs David Anderson and Mr and Mrs. William Mar ion ami baby were Tuesday eve ning guests at Mr and Mrs Nor man Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lienhart visited at the Jake Gies home in Fairfax Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hornback and girls were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. John Eng elhaupt and family. Lit-iise Heine is rooming with Mrs. John Cassidy during the school year. Miss Heine is a teacher in the Spencer high school. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hornback of Mitchell. S. D were Tuesday overnight guests in the Earl Horn back home. Mr. and Mrs Artie Martin of Rockford, 111. came Monday morn ing and visited until Tuesday evening with his mother, Mrs, Igena Martin. Mr. and Mrs Henry Pfiffer drove to Sioux City Tuesday to meet their daughter, Rose, who is home from the University of Florida for her vacation. She is currently working on her Doctors Degree at the University. Mrs. Pat Langon and Tommy Angel left Tuesday for Minne apolis, Minn., to visit at the John Angel home before Tom leaves for an assignment in Okinawa with the U. S. Navy. Mr and Mrs. Fred Fuhr left Tuesday for Rapid City, S D to visit several weeks with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Glass. Mr and Mrs. August Ahlers and Mrs. and Mrs Wavne Ahlers of Naper were Friay evening din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Aiders, honoring the tenth birth day anniversary of their son, Bruce Mr. and Mrs. Richard Loock and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ed McAllister and sons of Tilden were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Loock hon oring Mrs. Loock's birthday. Betty Hornback of Mitchell, S. D. visited with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hornback and other relatives and friends over the weekend. Monday afternoon callers of Mrs. John Carr were Mrs. Mark Muff and Mrs. Roger Roth. Drchard News Mrs. Wilbur Mnhood Rhone 2W3 3185 OCTETT BRIDGE Octett bridge met with Mrs. Kenneth Bruce Monday afternoon. Mrs. Gordon Drayton won first and Mrs. Ted Berry second. Lunch was served by the hostess. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Cecil Lee. BRIDGET!' BRIDGE The club met with Mrs. Archie Walton Friday evening. Mrs. Mar vin Haswell won high and Mrs. M. O. Hill low. Mr and Mrs. George Karabel of Tilden spent Monday in the home of Mrs. Karabel’s sister, Mrs. Louise Beal. Mrs. Fannie Payne and sister, Mrs. Fern Mitchell, of Omaha spent the weekend in the M. M. Mitchell home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kreitter and / 5 \ SAVE WITH A SEASON-END DEAL NOW! LOW PRICES! EASY TERMS! TOP TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE, TOO! Everything's gotta gel Every 1960 model in the house from compact Falcons to 9-Paaaenger Country Squires. We’ve got to move ’em, so you save while we clean out. And right now, we’re offering them at low year-end saving prices ... on easy, Sav* on a budget-lovin' terms. So, come FALCON on in while stocks are complete. Take advantage of our giant Stock Clearance Sale today! LOHAUS MOTOR COMPANY FOURTH fit FREMONT. O’NEILL, NEBR. _IVIN SPECIAL DEALS ON OALAXIES 9ixi of Ornahi and Mr and Mr*. Bob LaFrenz of Ames, la., spent the weekend in the Wait La Frena and Roy Goakey homes. EASTERN STAR Sunset chapter. No. 300 order of the Eastern Star, held initia tion ceremonies Thursday even ing with 40 present Mrs Waiter La Freni, Worthy Matron, and Gordon Johnson, Worthy Patron presided Mrs. Forest Maple gave a report on the Grand Officers meeting held at O'Neill, last Tues day. Mrs. Henry Drayton was serv ing chairman, Mrs. Gordon Dray ton, co-chairman, assisted by Mrs Duard Dempster. Mrs. Fred DeterviUe,, Mrs. T Dodds and Mrs Gurney Drayton The tables were centered with fall floral ar rangements. Visitors in the Fred Spar home Sunday were Mr. and Sirs. Clay Osborn and Nancy of BalUecreek and Mr and Mrs. Allie Hurrocks of Meadow Grove, and Rev. and Mrs. Dwane Lenz. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bright re turned home Sunday after a two weeks visit with their daughter and family, Mr and Mrs. Stuart Schleusener at Cedar Rapids, la. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sparrow visited m Columbus Sunday in the home of their daughter, Mrs. Wesley Johnson and family. Mike Goiter and Kenny Young who are attending Lincoln school of Commerce, spent the weekend with their parents. Honored At Coffee Mrs. Glen Miller gave a coffee hour Wednesday morning for Mrs. Alfred Thompson. Those attending were Mrs. Bernard Kellog. Mrs. Marvin Haswell, Mrs. Marvin Nelson, Mrs. Gerald Maple, Mrs. Lyle Schleusener, Mrs. Floyd Meaning and Mrs. William The lander. Bill and Newell Mitchell have enrolled in the Wayne State Teacher’s college this fall. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Withee were Friday dinner guests in the Ken Withee home in Plainview. Mr. Withee is coach for the jr. high and freshman football teams at Plainvie-w. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Barton and Kevin returned to their home in Columbus Monday after spending a week with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Barton ana Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Schacht. Miss Gertrude Gribble returned home Wednesday after an ex tended trip in California and Colorado. Mr. T. A. Drayton returned this week from Holyock, Colo., where he spent three weeks with his daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim O’Neill. Mrs. George Johnson is visit ing with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vickory at Lusk, Wyo. Mrs. George Holberg, sr. and Mr. and Mrs. George Holberg jr. and daughter of Scottsbluff are visiting in the home of Mrs. Hol berg’s sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shrader and family went to the State Fair in Lincoln over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conger of Hawthorne, Calif., were Friday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Duard Dempster. Honored On Birthday Mr. and Mrs. David Willats and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Sny der and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Berney, Mrs. Sandra Wragge and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Harvy Holbrook jr. and daughter were guests in the Ray mond Stevens home Wednesday evening to help Mrs. Stevens cel ebrate her birthday. Freshmen initiation of Orchard high school was held Tuesday. The freshmen were, Dennis Bjorn sen, Robert Mosel, Rodger Goiter, Dale Montgomery, Ronnie Meyer, Gordon Shrader, Linda Barton. Connie Classen, Lyle Cook, Lynn Napier and Randy Robertson. Girl Scouts patrol two met Fri day with their leader, Mrs Bob Carpenter. Five Brownie Scouts were advanced to patrol two. They were Carina Lautenschiager, Sherry Miller, Gaylene Juracek, Marsha Mennmg and Geurganne Keliog. CLASS REUNION The 1936 Orchard high school class held a picnic at the Orchard City park Eleven members of the 19 member class were pre sent. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs Noel Lautenschiager, Colo rado Springs, Colo.; Mr. and Mrs Don Volquardsen, O'Neill; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holbrook jr., Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grubbs; Mr. and Mrs. Merlin St rope, Bill Mitchell of Omaha; Mr and Mrs. Bob Grub os of Norfolk; Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Clifton of Lincoln; Bob and Richard Neuhaus of Orchard, Carol Leiding and Karen Held. GOP Coffee Hour The group met at the Neligh Country Club Friday morning at 10. Those attending from Orchard were Mrs. C. E. Everhart, Mrs. Gordon Drayton, Mrs. Harlan Mil ler, Mrs Gurney Drayton, Miss Gertrude Gribble and Mrs. Leon Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Warner of Chambers were Sunday evening guests in the Wendell Wilson home. Brownie Meeting The Brownies met Friday af ternoon with their leader, Jan Withee, in charge. Beverly Ma ple, Rita McGee, Jamie Aumon and Mary Sue Keliog were taken in as new members. Ihe following officers were elect ed; Brenda Skalberg was elected gray owl and Bridget The lander, Brown Owl. WSUS MEETS The WSCS of the EUB church met in the basement last Wednes day with 29 members and two visitors, Mrs. Otto and Mrs. Blanche Fletcher, present. Mrs • • , n T niii<sni'nKtii nrncii lod over the business meeting. The devotions were led by Mrs. W. Lautenschlager, assisted by Mrs. D. Lenz, Mrs. Leon Mitchell and Rev. D. Lenz The food sale held last Saturday evening clear ed $93.70. At the close of the meeting Mrs. Floyd Menning read several poems. Those on the serving committee were Mrs. Bertha Grove, Mrs. Charles Men ning, Mrs. Lee Skalberg and Mrs. Lon Sawyer. EASTERN STAR Those attending the grand of ficers meeting order of the East ern Star at O’Neill were Mrs. Lillie Lafrenz, Mrs Mabel Dray ton, Donna Maple, Frances iBlack more, Gordon Johnson, Ethel Johnson, Rozella Bruce, Mildred Bright, Clara Clifton, Ann Fletch er, Florence Rodgers, Zala Bruce and Phyllis Skalberg. Members of Five chapters were present, O’Neill, Atkinson, Bassett, Orchard and Stuart. Six Grand Officers were pre sent. The afternoon meeting was a fraternal clinic, followed by a banquet at the Methodist church at 6:30 and ended with program and social hcUr. As a part of Orchard’s program, Ann Fletcher gave two original poems. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Everhart attended the Ray Payne funeral at Elgin Monday afternoon. Mr. Payne was a nephew of Mr. Ev erhart’s. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Weiting were Norfolk visitors Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Weiting and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Butter field visited Niobrara and ferried across the river to S. D. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Everhart returned from Sergeant last week where they had been visiting their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Everhart. Shop the Modern Way at Gambles Personalized Credit Card Saves Time -Payments Tailored to Your Budget! Discover new shopping ease with a Gamble "Flexi-Pay" Charge Account! There’s no minimum purchase, no down payment—just say "Charge it". And you can budget pay ments one of two ways. 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