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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1960)
Stuart News By Mrs. Herb Sk*l» Hie Bridge club met at the S>me at Mrs B C. Er^ler Wed •sday Mrs. Bob Batenhorst and Mrs. Karl Bemt were guests Mrs. Bob Batenhorst and Mrs Bill Paxton won the prizes. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Greenfield were Sunday afternoon visitors at the home erf Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Greenfield at Bassett. Thursday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Ray Greenfield were Mrs. Bub Greenfield and Dixon a. Boniface parish report the annual festival bazaar a huge success. A large crowd was in attendence. A total at 782 meals were served. Mr. and Mrs Loran Schrad of L»s Angeles, Calif were Sunday evening callers of Mrs. Clem Ol berding. Loran is a nephew of the late Clem Olberding. Sunday morning visitors of Mrs H. E Newman sr, and Nellie were Miss Ardath Mitnzer and Miss Irene Jansen and her mother at Norfolk. TViey drove to Bassett for dinner and were Sunday sup per guests of Mrs. Newman. Nellie Newman uf Sioux Falls S. D. spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. H E. Newman sr Chn rnifurmiH tA hpr hi^rrwi llfnn. day. Monday afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Nelson were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boiler of Plainview. Sunday overnight guests of Mr and Mrs. Gerald Butler and boys were Mr. and Mrs. Harold But ler of Plairtview. Harold Butlers were Saturday overnight guests of the Marvin Butlers at Miller. Frank Schneider and Robert drove to Wlieatland, Wyo. to visit relatives over the weekend. Out-of-town guests to attend the wedding of Maureen Ulrich and William Martine were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martine and Doro thy, Richard Martine, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sanders, all of Wich ita, Kan; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hughs of Omaha, Irene Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ulrich and Norman Ulrich, all of Omaha and Mrs. Gib Shuld and family of Presho, S. D. Mel Stracke of Chadron spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stracke. John Newman and txnys of Eric son were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. H. E. Newman sr. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Berlin Mitchell were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Henning and family of Butte. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Timmer mans son of Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Timmermans of Stuart are mow ing from Redstone, Colo, to Fort Collins where Gene will attend college. Marvin Elmore of Adair, la. was a Sunday caller at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thurlow. Mr. and Mrs. Benny Thurlow moved back to Stuart from Penn sylvania. Mrs, Earl Cadwallader was a Saturday overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Appleby. Mrs. Cadwallader was a Sunday din ner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Char Iles Cadwallader at Inman. She v-Lsitid Sunday afternoon at the O'Neill hospital with her hus band. Carolyn Schaai ol Omaha spent the weekend visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schauf. Wednesday and Thursday, Sept 21 and 22 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson were Pearl Ulrich of Kearney and Marie Crook of Oakland, Calif. Wednesday, Sept. 21 supper guests of Mr .and Mrs. Herb Skala and family were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cadwallader and Mrs. “Mike” Cadwallader and family. The occasion being Clifford Skala’s sixth birthday. The following attended United Presbyterial at Ewing on Monday: Mrs. George Keidel, Mrs. George Hitchcock, Mrs. Wilbur Moon, Mrs. Jane Cobb, Mrs. Noma Hull, Miss Minnie Haskins and Mrs. Herbert Young. Mrs. Wilbur Moon, Mrs. Herbert Young, Mrs. Z. X. Marshall and Mrs. Berlin Mitchell attended Presbyterial at Madison Wednes day. Mrs. Emma Kunz and Callista Weichman accompanied Miss Em ma Wewel to Freeport, 111. where they visited 1!) days with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Preston and boys. They returned home by train to Sioux City where Mr. and Mrs. Vince Rotherham and family met them and brought them home Sunday. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wallinger was Mrs Katie Papke. Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Van Cleave were Mr. and Mrs. Fred BraUn of At kinson. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Timmer mans and Mrs. G. L. Obermire were Wednesday callers in Sioux City. Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Berry left Friday of Waterloo, la. where they visited their son, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Berry. La* Weeks New* Sunday, Sept 11 callers of Al Serta Hoffman were* Mr. and Mrs. Bing Crosby of Bassett Albert a w nt home with them and return re! to her home Monday. Sunday evening callers of Mr. and Mrs Jim Hoffman were Mr. ttod Mrs. Henry Hutchinson of Long Pme. Mr and Mrs. Harry Cadwalla der were Friday evening callers of Mr. and Mrs Jim Hoffman Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Jim Hoffman wvre Mr and Mrs. Jim Hoffman and family Bob Hoffman of Newport and Carol Hoffman of Omaha. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Wilson were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. John Stuifbergen of O'Neill. Wednesday, Sept 14 Mr and Mrs. Ed Coufal and Connie and Jeannette J arc lee drove to Om aha where the girls remained to take up nurse's training at St. Catherines hospital. Thursday dinner guests of Mr. anti Mrs. H. A. Cadwallader were Mr. ami Mrs. Harry Appleby of O'Neill and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cadwallader. Mr. and Mrs. Ap pleby were enroute to Alliance to visit their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Asher and family. Mrs. Clara Bautn, Jerry and Del returned home Saturday night from a three week trip to the Northwestern states They visited relatives and friends in Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon and Washington. Mr. ami Mrs. Pete Ofctele of Willsboro, Ore. send greetings to their Stuart friends and relatives. Thursday evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cadwallader and family were Mr and Mrs. Al bert Gumsey and family of Bas sett. Weekend visitors of Mrs. Claire Cadwallader and family were Mr. and Mrs Willard Sc hi waiter and baby of Fremont. Weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dana Bigelow was Barbara Big elow (rf Omaha. Turn Bigelow returned from Cal ifornia Friday. Tom and a class mate, Mike Sprague returned to Creighton University Sunday after spending the weekend at the F. Dana Bigelow home. Bud Alexander left Sunday morning for Alliance where he plans to work. Pupils of the first grade class, Danny Myers, Harold and David Cadwallader helped Danny Hoff man celebrate his fith birthday Thursday, Sept. 15th. Games were played and he qpened his gifts. Ice cream and cake were served. Mr. and Mrs. Dei Stracke of Omaha spent the weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs Bill Stracke and Mr and Mrs Elgie Irish. Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Kaup and family were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mli nar and daughters of O’Neill and Mr and Mrs. Adolph Mlinar of Atkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ma nival - ter and Mike <jf Murdo, S D. were weekend guests at the Tom King home. They visited Tom who is a patient at the Atkin son Memorial hospital. Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Anna Chaney were Mrs. Neal Hamilton and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Chaney and family of Ainsworth. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Alexander and Linda were Mr. and Mrs. Law rence Schrader of Burton and Jim Doyle of Long Pine. Sunday evening callers of Mr. niri.s-1 Af-ep f^ar n Id 13 itloe n tvd K/vtre were Mr. and Mrs. Ward Alexan der and Linda. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Engler took their daughter, Pat to Omaha Thursday, where on Friday she tcx>k a plane to Los Angeles, Calif. Pat spent the past two weeks visiting her parents and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Engler visited at the Mel Engler home and returned home Saturday night. Tuesday afternoon friends and neighbors surprised Mrs. John Friedel with a birthday party. She received many gifts and the self-invited guests served a lunch. The family of Mrs. John Friedel surprised her Tuesday evening with a birthday party. Those pre sent were Mr. and Mrs. Larry H.’mik and family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Moss and boys, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Friedel and family and son Freddy. Mr. and Mrs. George Minnig visited D. and M. Mining at Hast ings college over the weekend. They saw the new dorm where D.m stays and were able to at tend the Hastings-Huron, S.D. football game. Huron won 24-21. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. ant Mrs. Harold Dobrovolny and boys were Mr. and Mrs. L. H Steinhauser. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Dyer spent Sunday afternoon visiting at the John Hasch home at Newport. Bessie Gettert spent last week visiting her sister-in-law, Grace Frost and family. Mrs. Stanley Cobb drove to Grand Island Thursday where shi visited Mr. anil Mrs. Orville Clan ton and sons. She also visited Doug who is attending Hastings college. She returned home Saturday morning Relatives surprised Mr and Mrs Lawrence Greenfield for then- 25th wedding anniversary Monday evening The seif invit ed guests served knch Sunday overnight guests at Mr and Mrs Ray Greenfield were Mr, «id Mrs. Jasper Hitchcock of Sioux City. Monday afternoon viagors of Mr and Mrs Roy Greenfield were tSSSWSOSaWSSSSIMMMISSIMISSI Mr and Mrs Norton Thurlow of Atkinson. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Snairi were Mr and Mrs George Hitchcock and Kena. Mr. and Mrs Gary Hitch cock, Mr and Mrs Jasper Hitch cock of Sioux City. Mr and Mrs Don ShaJrl and family and Mr. and Mrs Ray Greenfield. Alberta Hoffman and Mrs Ward Alexander spent Friday at Gregory, S. D. Mrs Harrison Hovey returned h<ene Tuesday fnwn Parsons. Kan where she visited in the home at her sister-in law. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cress and family Mrs. Char ges Hovey of Miami. Fla. was also a viator there. Mr and Mrs. Grass, Mrs Charles Hovey and Mrs. Harrison Hovey visited a niece and family, Mr. and Mrs. W.trd Pmnel in Sedalia, Mo from Friday until Sunday Mrs Hovey came to Stuart Thursday with her sister. Mrs Joy Greenfield and visited in the homes of her listers. Mrs Lime Dristull, Mrs Joy Greenfield and Mrs Andy Johnson. Shi' returned to O’Neill Saturday. Mr. and Mrs Frank Wilson re turned Friday from a trip in the western part at the state. Mr and Mrs George Minmg returned home from a 45M mde trip through the southeastern states, iwehng a total of 16 states from New Orleans to Lousi ana along the Gulf of Mexico to FVrida to the Atlanta' Ocean where they vuMad the oldest city, St Augustine then on up to North Carolina and home through the Smoky and Kumberfauid Mts, MyiAAMIMIMIMMMUyUlMJUUUI Kentucky. Indiana. Illinois, and low*. Cotton voas at it's peak id har vest, mostly lieing pukey by Nog nvs The\ visited the cotton gin amt saw the cotton toeing beied. Vhoy sow the citrus fruit area at Florida a ciwg>lo »d day* before Hurricane Donna did * great iteal of dianuige. __ aaaaa«UMUMMMMHHIMMMWWk I DAIRY SALE Friday Night - 7:30 p.m. Sept. 30 Owner: PAUL. ROLFSMEIER, Seward, Nebraska 85 Fresh rows, springers, open and bred heifers. ->0 Calves — consisting of Brown Swiss, Holstein. Guernsey and milking Shorthorn. Vaccinated—T. B. and Bangs Tested Mr. Rolfsmeier has been consigning “Top Flight” dairy cat tle to this auction for 15 years. We can assure you, his offering wall > lie the best available. • HIGH QUALITY FOUNDATION STOCK” CREIGHTON LIVESTOCK MARKET Creighton, Nebraska 1SAVE MORE AT YOUR FRIENDLY PLUS TOP VALUE STAMPS i ■ 111 I ■■ ■HUBII I Ill I I PRICES EFFECTIVE ——— ; j ■ sept 29.30 and oct. 1.1960 4 niece PLACE SETTING _ I QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED MniA/l/Afinf *♦ plcic rLMvC JCI IIPIU ROBIN HOOD I -1 NOW VALID' HAND FLOUR I Bakers Chocolate I Your Coupon No. 5 DECORATED j rn so Q3 Chips X 39' . ZlrTZZr DINNERWARi OU 0.03 „„™.. ...y.r.. 4 PLACE SETTING I! 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