<~~)he Social
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Thursday, Dec. 1
What Not Extension Chib
Friday, Dec. t
Eden Rebekah Lodge
Tuesday, Dec. S
Catholic Daughters
Wednesday, Dec 7
American Legion Auxiliary
Thursday, Dec. 8
Eastern Star.
WSCS
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Laura Walter
Joseph Hemmer
Marry in Iowa
CLEARWATER — Miss Laura
Walter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Walter of Clearwater be
came the bride of Joseph Hrm
mer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Matt
Hemmer of Elgin, in a 9 30 a.m.
double ring ceremony November
11 at St. . Joseph's Catholic
church in Onawa, la. Rev. B. V.
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Greteman officiated
The bride, t scar ted to the al
tar by her father, wore a white
ballerina length gown of lace and
net over satin The gown featured
a square neckline and full skirt
with a large bow in the back at
the waistline.
Miss Jayce Walter was her sis
ter's maid of honor. She wore a
pink net over pink taffeta baller
ina It ngth gown and carried a
bouquet of pink and white carna
tions.
A recepti >n was held Monday,
Nov. 14 at the St. Theresa’s Par
ish hall in Clearwater following
mass Maxine Hoffman, Allene
Scholy and Lois Strong were in
charge of the gift table, Beverly
Harriman registered the guests.
The bride is a graduate cf
Clearwater High school. The
bridegroom attended St. Boniface
in E'gin. The couple plan to live
near Clearwater.
Bridal Shower Honors
Betty Fetrow Saturday
A surprise breakfast bridal
shower was given in honor of
Miss Betty Fetrow Saturday
morning at the home of Miss
Linda Haynes. Miss Carol Johnson
was co-hostess.
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Page Ceremony
Saturday Unites
Kennedy-Albright
The marriage of Miss Becky
Kenntdy of Page and Sterling L.
Albright of Page was solemnized
Saturday, Nov. 26 at the Metho
dist church m Page. Rev. Robert
D. Linder officiated at the 4
p.m. double ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Kennedy of
Page and the bridegroom's par
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord
Albright of Sheriton, la.
Bob Gibbs of Lincoln sang, "Oh
Perfect Love" and "The Wedding
Player" accompanied by Miss
Faye Rutherford of Lincoln. The
sa1nctuary was decorated with
bouquets of white carnations and
ckndelabra.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a gown fash
ioned of bouquet taffeta. A single
fipwer aippl que was repeated on
bouffant skirt which swirled to
ballerina length. Her veil of
French illusion was held by a
ha f crown of pearls and sequins.
The bride carried a colonial bou
quet of white roses and steiphano
tis.
Mrs. Joellen Dixon of Denver
was matron of honor for her sis
ter. Miss Scarlett Kennedy of
Lincoln, niece of the bride, was
the bridesmaid. Th' y w ire identi
cal royal blue taffeta dresses with
blue velvet trim at the empire
waistline. Ihey carried cascade
arrangements of white chrysan
themum i with blue streamers.
Julie Buxton of O’Neill was the
flower girl and Dennis Stevens of
Valentine was the ring bearer.
Arnott Buxton of O’Neill was
the best man and Rodney Ken
nedy of Page, brother of the
bride, was the groomsman. Ush
ers were Keith Kennedy of Page,
Ed D.xon of Denver and Walter
Rutherford of Lincoln.
A reception was held in the
charch parlors f r 100 guests. The
wedding cake was baked and de
coraieu by the mother of the
bride. Mrs. Genevieve Mumfcrd
of Beatrice cut the cake. Mrs.
Keith Kennedy of Page poured
the punch and Mrs. Omcr Hoff
man of Clearwater served the
coffee.
The bride is a graduate erf Page
High school and Bryan Memorial
School of Nursing. The bride
groom graduated from the Page
High school and the Milford Itade
school. Both are employed in
Linco.n.
For traveling Mrs. Albright
chase a light blue sheath dress
of wool. The couple will ibe at
home in Lincoln following a wed
ding trip.
Karen Held Weds
Carol Leiding
In Orchard Church
St. Peter’s Lutheran church at
Orchard was the setting for the
wedding of Miss Karen Held,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin
Held of Orchard, and Carol Leid
ing, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Leiding of Orchard, Sunday, Nov.
20. Rev. Walter Seefeldt perform
ed the 2i30 p.m. double ring cer
emony.
Dennis Van Seggern sang, “The
Lord’s Prayer” and “Oh, Perfect
Love” accompanied by Mrs. Mar
tin Helnarick..
The bfide was given in mar
riage by her father. The white
floor length bridal gown featured
a fitted bodice of nylon lace over
satin with bridal sleeves. The
bouffant skirt of nylon tulle over
satin was styled with wide lace
strips. He/ veil of nylon tulle was
caught by a headpiece of lace
and pearls. She carried a bridal
bouquet of pink roses featuring
a removable corsage. She wore
a pearl necklace, a gift of the
bridegroom.
Mrs. Richard McDonald of El
gin was matron of honor for her
sister. Miss Doris Leiding, sister
of the bridegroom, was the
bridesmaid. They wore turquoise
satin sheath dresses with full
matching net overskirts. They
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wore matching headpieces and
carried bouquets of white carna
tions.
Teri Godel of Orchard was the
flower girl.
Gordon Leiding of Clearwater,
cousin of the bridegroom, acted
as best man. Richard McDonald
was the groomsman. Vernon Held
of Royal and Byron OItjenbrauns
of Orchard were the ushers.
Dennis McDonald of Elgin was
the ring bearer. Cand'elighters
were Zoan McDonald of Elgin and
Sherry Moats of Norfolk.
The mother o fthe bride chose
a rose beige dress with brown
accessories. The bridegroom’s mo
ther wore a rust colored dress
with black accessories. Both wore
white feathered chrysanthemum
corsages.
A reception was held for 150
guests in the church parlors. Mrs.
Melvin Held cut the three tier
wedding cake. Mrs. Earl Bollen
poured the coffee. Mrs Byron
Oltjenbruns. Mrs Dean Clyde,
Miss Janice Steinberg and Miss
Be<tv Von Seggern served the
bride s table. Mrs Gani n Le ding
registered the guests Mrs. Rob- rt
Wood. Mrs. LaVern Caskey and
Mrs Vernon Held assisted with
the gifts.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Leiding are grad
uates of the Orchard High school
The couple are at home on a
farm near Orchard.
Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Bennett
of Omaha announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Jacque
line Kay, to Joseph J. Sobotka of
Omaha, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Sobotka of O’Neill.
A June wedding Is planned.
MARTEZ CLUB
Members of the Martez club
and guests were entertained at
dinner and bridge Tuesday eve
ning at the Town Hi use. Hostess
was Mrs. Ira Moss and her gues’s
were Mrs. Gen Harty, Mae D
Hammrnd, Mrs. F. Dishner, and
members of the Delta-Deks club.
Card prizes were won by Guy
Cole and Mrs. Mable McKenna.
BCA CLUB
Mrs. Verne Reynoldson was
hostess Tuesday evening at a
dinner at the T-wn H use, attend
ed by members of the BCA c’ub.
Follrwing the dinner the gr'up
adjourned to the Reynoldson
h me where bridge furnish d the
diversion. H gh score prizes were
won by Mrs. Leigh R yncldson
and Mrs. D ck Ni Ison. Mrs. Esther
Morgan was a guest.
JANAWA CLUB
Janawa cLb members were
g.ieits of Mrs. Esther Morgan
Tuesday evening, Nov. 22, fir a
dessert pit rh :arty. In the play
ing of cards, prizes were won by
Mrs. Francis Murphy and Mrs.
Benrett Heriford.
<> MONDE CLUB
The O’Monde Bridge club met
Tuesday evening at the heme < f
Mrs. Harry Gilderslccve fo low
ing dinner at the Town H ure
Guests were Mrs. K. C. Hunt,
Mrs. Wil iam Riley of Omaha
and Mrs. Bob Roberts. Winners
of the prizes were Mrs. Roberts,
Mrs. Ted Kyster and Mrs. Gilder
sleeve.
MM CLUB
Mrs. D. H. Clausen was hos
tess Tuesday cvcnirg fer the
MM club for a dessert luncheon.
Mrs. H. G. Kruse and Mrs. Dew
ey Schaffer he’d the high bridge
scores and Mrs. Esther Harris
won consolation.
Sister visits here
Miss Mae D. Hammond return
ed Wednesday afternoon to Om
aha, where she will resume her
duties as secretary to Federal
Judge Delehant. Miss Hammond
has been visiting in O'Neill with
her sister, Mrs. Ira Moss, and
with friends.
Weight Watchers Meet
Members of the Waist Line
Whittlers club entertained the
Ewing TOPS club at a party
Wednesday evening in the home
of Mrs. Don Cleveland. Cafrls
furnished the entertainment for
the evening, followed by the
serving of lunch. The Ewing club
won a recent contest with the
O'Neill club and received1 the
party as a prize.
Mr*. Dishner Honored
A group of friends met at the
home of Mrs E M GVes in Mon
day afternoon fir a dessert lunch
eon and a ftern on of bridge in
honor of Mrs Fnnk Dishner.
Associate hostess was Mrs Ro
bert Devcy, J n the playing of
cards, prises were awarded to
Mrs. D shner, Msss Mae P Him
mond of Omaha and Mrs William
Biglin.
Enters Mayo Clinic
Sara Calabro, daughter cf Mr.
and Mrs Ira M'ss, has entered
Mayo clink at Rochester, where
she will undergo treatment for
Wilson disease. H?r parents ac
companied her to Rochester, re
turning to their home Saturday.
She will remain at Mayo's for
six weeks.
O'Neill Locals
B>b Hynes and Miss Pat Berry,
of Minneapolis, Minn, and Helen I
Hynes of Omaha spent the week-!
ed with their mother, Mrs. Lorrt-!
ta Hynes.
Mrs. John Hickey, Agnes Clare
Hickey, Kathleen Warnke and
Mrs. John Shoemaker went to!
Omaha Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. H. D. Gildrrsleeve gave i
a birthday party for her son, i
Philip on his seventh birthday.
Nine guests attended. Games
were played and refreshments
served.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lehn
and daughter of Wahoo visited
from Wednesday night to Thurs
day evening with his mother,
Mrs. Mary Lehn, and with his
sister, LaVeta Lehn.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ziska
and their house guest, Mrs. Joe
Bartos were Thanksgiving guests
in the home of his brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Walt
Kaup of Stuart. Other guests were
Marvin's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Ziska of Stuart and his
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Ziska and family
<>& Atkinson.
Mrs. Ray Snell of Page and
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Waller spent
the weekend in Norfo k with their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Hoffman, jr. They
helped the Hoffmans move into
their new trailer h me.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Green and
family an 1 Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Green of Albion were dinner
guests Thursday in the Verne
Keynoldson home. Also present*
for the htiUday were Mr. and
Mr* Allen Reynoldson of Norfolk
and Jim Reynoldson The latter
attends the University of Nebras
ka.
Mr. and Mrs Jerome Petr and
daughter, Joan, of Omaha and
Irene R muck a of Lincoln were
Thank&giv.ng day guests in the
Melvin Ruzicka home.
Mr and Mrs. Virgil Laurson and
family, Susan Burney and Mr.
and Mrs. Cletus D irr of Stuart
were Thanksgiving day guests in
the home of Mrs. Laursen’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Ellis at
Allen Sunday visit rs in the Laur
sen home at O'Neill were Mr,
and Mrs. Maurice Carr and fam
ily of Allen. Dick Laursen re
turned Sunday afternoon to his
studies at the CE Business school
in Omaha after sp. nding the holi
day vacation with his parents.
Sharon, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Ne son, spent the h >li
day weekend here from her stu
dies ut Augustana college, Sioux
Falls, S. D. Other guests in the
Nelson home included Mrs. Nel
son’s pannts, Mr. and Mrs.
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William Rowe of Adrian. Minn ,
and her brother, Burdell Rowe
and family of Luverne, Minn.
Mr. ami Mrs Max Farrier ami
family of Rapid City. S D . spent
the Thanksgiving weekend with
her parents, Mr and Mrs D. D.
D 'Bolt, ami with his parents, Mr
and Mrs. Farrier in Chambers.
Mr and Mrs. D. A. Kersenbrock
and family and Mrs, M. J. Wal
lace and Bill Miller were Thank*
gtvmg day guests in tl>e Harold
Conn >r home in Greeley.
William P. Kelly of Omaha
was a Thursday to Sunday visitor
in the homes of relatives in O'
Neill ami joined other members
of his family at the home of hia
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jer
ome Spittler for Thanksgiving day
dinner.
Thanksgiving day guest* in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Janzing were their son" and
daughter in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Eu
gene Janzing of Columbus and
son and daughter-in-lHw, Mr.
and Mrs. John Janzing and fam
ily of O'Neill.
Persons Interested in
ADULT TYPING CLASS
A class of IZ two-hour lessons for adults will be offered at O’Neill
Public School. A fee of $12.50 will be charged.
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Organisational meeting will be held Monday, Dec. 5, at 7:30 p.m.
|n the typing room at O’Neill high, to set a definite meeting night.
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•Anyone wanting more Information may contact the instructor. j
DON LARSON, O'NEILL PUBLIC SCHOOL
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Want to Buy
GOOD CLEAN EGGS
Today’s prices on these clean eggs runs between 35c and 37c.
We will furnish cases for these eggs.
POULTRY
Today’s prices on poultry are:
9c to 10c per lb.
In and around Stuart and Atkinson these eggs may be brought
to the Stuart Creamery. . ,
Big Producers Contact:
Fresh Egg Market
Norfolk, Nebraska * j
312 North Fourth St. Phone FR 1-3466
We also want to hire a manager for a produce station In O’Neill.
Complete Closing-Out
Auction
WED.. DEC. 7
Ll:00 P.M.
ving decided to quit ranching, I will sell our personal property
at auction at the ranch located 6 miles north of Atkinson on High
way 11, then 5Vi miles east to the place, or from Butte, 20 miles
south then V4 miles west. Road will be marked. (In case of post
ponment sale will be held one week later, Dec. 14.)
64 HEAD OF LIVESTOCK 64
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40—Hereford stock cows, bred to hulls from the V'ern Sageser herd
for March 15 calving. Seven cows have fall calves at side. Ages
are from 4 to 8 years old. One registered bull 7 years old.
11—Head of excellent milk cows, Holstelns, Guernseys, Brown
^wiss. Many are from Curtiss Capdy bulls. Eight are milking
How; all are to freshen from January 1 on. 4—Bucket calves. 15—
Muscovy ducks. *■
33 Stacks Prairie Hay
40 Bu. 1959 Ear Corn
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MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT
F-20 tractor; 1953 Ferguson TO30 tractor and Comfort Cover;
Cascwoll loader and Roper hydraulic pump; 2-Row GX corn picker
with shucking bed: Mounted P & O lister, cut down for Ford or
Ferguson; Cultivator for Ford or Ferguson; 1HC 8’ grain hinder;
Sweep head for F 20, front mount; IIIC No. 9 trail mower; IIIC
No. 16 H-M 7-ft. mower In excellent condition; 2 Hay rakes, 12-ft.
and 2-rake hitch; Slide stacker with pipe cage; Overshot stacker;
•‘-Row John Deere go-dig; 3-Section drag; 16-ft. disc and 8-ft.
disc; Comfort cover for Ford or Ferguson; Sickle grinder with
gas engine; 2 Fuel barrels; Some used posts and wire; 2 Hog far
rowing crates; Large gas brooder stove; No. 5 IIIC cream separa
tor: Hurr grinder; I’timp jack; Feed bunks and barrels; Self
feeder for baby pigs; Hydraulic Wagner loader, good condition:
Winch for Ford tractor, good condition; 14-ft McCormick grain
drill, good condition.
Surge 2-IInlt Milking Machine
2—Gas Heating Stoves, one large slse with blower
1,000-Gallon Propane Tank
Terms: Cash, or make prior arrangements with your banker
Lunch will be served
CLARENCE GROF, Owner
Dean Fleming and Elmer McClurg, Auctioneers
First National Bank, Atkinson, Clerks
MILLER THEATER
ATKIN-ON
One Show Nightly 8 o’clock
rhurs. • Frl. - Sat.
Dec. 1-2-3
HELLER IN
PINK TIGHTS
,Sophia loren
Anthony Quinn
Sun. - Mon. - Tues. - Wed.
Dec. 4 - 5 • G • 7
rhurs. - Frl. - Sat.
Dec. 8-9-10
There's a
HEAT-THIEF
in your attic
stealing heating dollars!
■ p blown or poured
Ik insulations go flat,
11 heating costs soar
blanket types
shrink, heat losses
multiply
Reinsulate with ZONOLITE
AND SAVE UP TO 40%
He’s there, that is if your
attic’s not insulated or, if
old insulation has deteri
orated. To foil this shifty
villain, simply pour Zono
lite Vermiculite over old
attic insulation. Zonolite
never loses efficiency in any
way. So, costs so little too!
Why not drop
in for a free
estimate?
O'Neill, Nebr. Phone 74
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O'Neill Public School Band
will present their
WINTER CONCERT
December 15 — 8 p.m.
O'Neill Public School Auditorium
Adults — 50c H. S. Students — 25c
Grade school students admitted free when accompanied by adult.
Sponsored by O’Neill Public School Hand Booster*
"SPECIAL CATTLE SALE"
This Friday, Dec. 2, in Verdigre
12:30 p.m.
500 to 700 Cattle:
INCLUDING CALVES, MIXKI) CATTLE, SEVERAL GOOD
MILK COWS, AND BUTCHER STOCK.
SEVERAL CONSIGNMENTS OF PIGS ALREADY LISTED,
BUT WITH THE DEMAND FOR FEEDER PIGS, WE CAN USE
MANY MORE.
IF YOU HAVE CATTLE OR PIGS TO SELL, BRING THEM TO
THIS FRIDAY SALE IN VERDIGRE. PLENTY OF GOOD PENS
FOR ALL CONSIGNMENTS.
REPORT OF MONDAY’S HOG SALE:
Due to weather conditions we had a “near miss' of a liog
Mile. However several good consignments managed to get in.
I/Oids Speers soli! 34 butchers at $17.30 to top the sale with other
good hogs going from $17.10 to $17.25. Breeding boars are now in
good demand.
Ship that next consignment of Livestock to Verdigre
REGULAR SALE EVERY MONDAY
Special Cattle Sales 1st and 3rd Friday of Every Month
VERDIGRE LIVESTOCK MARKET
Don Jensen, Manager
Closing Out
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