Cleveland -
Dustin News
By Mr*, (iwrjr Mlnnig
Benefit Party
The Sand Creek Improvement
club will hold their annual bene
fit party at the Sand Creek school
house Monday, Jan 29 at 8 p.m.
Proceeds are to be divided
among heart, cancer and polio
drives.
Father Paschang of Stuart will
speak, show films and answer
questions on Civil Defense.
Hymn Blotz left Monday by
plane from Grand Island for I»ng
Beach, Calif. Byron will visit his
brother, who is confined to the
veterans hospital in a paralized
condition for the last two years
due to a car wreck.
Mr. and Mrs. Carmil Marcellus
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Don Marcellus met Mr. and Mrs.
Del Marcellus at Grand Island
Friday. They had spent the past
month visiting in California in
the home* of Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Marcelius. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Marcelius and Mr. and Mrs Ro
l>ert Marcelius and families, Pico
Riveria, Calif.
Sand Creek Club
The Sand Creek Improvement
club met Thursday at the home
of Mrs Dick Wadsworth with
Mrs. Carroll Marcelius as co
hostess Seventeen members an
swered roll call by giving a priv
ilege of being an American citi
zen
Mrs. Gary Hitchcock and son
Stephen, were guests. Music was
lead by Mrs. James Engler.
New business was choosing the
club goals which were: Support
the diabetic camp; Choose a
shut in for the month to remem
ber; Yard beautification at your
home. The lesson on Jury Duty
was given by Mrs. Herman Kra
mer. Lunch was served by the
hostesses. Next club will be Feb
ruary 15 at Mrs. Andy Moeller’s
and Mrs. Chet Anderson as co
hostess. Next card party to be
February 9 at George Minnig’s.
Harvey Hitchcock, Boulder,
Colo, died at Denver of a heart
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attack while waiting tn see a
doctor. He is a cousin of George
Hitchcock, Mrs. Ralph Shald and
Mrs. Ray Greenfield and a form
er resident of Atkinson
Mr and Mrs. Forest Henderson
and Eldon, Orchard, were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Carroll Marcellus. After
noon callers were Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Cobum, Susan and Bruce,
O'Neill.
Mrs. George Minnig visited
Monday with Mrs. Ralph Shald,
who has been ill and Minnie Has
kin, who is confined with a brok
en arm at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack McGrew at Stuart.
I4tdie« Aid
The Cleveland Indies Aid met
at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
Herbert Young in Stuart Wednes
day with 12 members and one
guest, Mrs. Pat Patterson, an
swering roll call by giving a
Bible verse with the word Grace.
The yearbooks were filled out.
The officers for 1962 are: Mrs.
Russell Hipke, president; Mrs
Jim Allyn, vice president, and
Mable Adams, secretary-treasur
er. The lesson was on The Re
vealing of God’s Righteousness.
The group voted to donate money
enough for the buying of three
blankets to be sent to World
Service..
Diann Moeller is confined to
bed rest since the first of the
year due to an infection. She is
at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Andy Moeller. Diann
is a receptionist at the St. An
thony’s hospital in O’Neill. i
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kulus.
Omaha, arrived Friday night to
join in a reunion with their chil
dren. Scotty and Sally, wlio have
been at the home of Mrs Kulus'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alois
Schmaderer. Mrs. Lavonne Kulus
and children will remain with her
parents to continue her conva
lescing after being very ill.
Mrs. Ward Alexander, who
resided in this community for
many years, is in the Clarkson
hospital in Omaha, where she
had major surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Moeller
visited Tuesday night at Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry W'eber's.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gilbert had «
as callers on Thursday night Mr.
and Mrs. Rollo Berry and Friday |
night Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wads- *
worth.
Jeffy Weber was honored on
his second birthday Sunday with >
a dinner given by his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Weber.
Guests were his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Weber and Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Ziska and Janice,
Mrs. Wilma Johnson and chil
dren and Mr. and Mrs. Morton
Gill and children. The cake was
baked and decorated by his mo
ther. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meusch
had as Sunday dinner guests, Mr.
and Mrs. Andy Moeller and boys
and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Meusch and Kevin.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Meusch
visited Wednesday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell. It
was the third wedding anniver
sary for the Mitchells.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson and
Lanel and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Johnson, Newport, were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Smith and Janel.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hipke
and family visited Sunday with
Mrs. Hipke’s brother, Mr. and
Mrs. George Mellor at Spencer.
The Mellors have just completed
their new motel on the south edge
of Spencer.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Smith,
Neal and Darrel, Stuart. Mr. anti
Mrs. George Fullerton and Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Fullerton, Am
elia, had a birthday dinner for
their mother, Mrs. Robert Ful
lerton, Atkinson, Monday at her
home. Mrs. Fullerton is 81.
Neal Smith spent the weekend
with Dick Galyen in Atkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hitchcock
visited Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. Hitchcock’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Schaaf, Atkinson,
and Sunday night visited with Mr..
aiiu mis. ivaijju ouaiu, utrui s
sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hitchcock
and Stephen were Thursday din
ner guests of Gary's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Hitchcock. Eve
ning callers were Mr. and Mrs.
Andy Moeller.
Mary Lynn Shearer spent Fri
day night with her grandmother,
Mrs. Mahlon Shearer, after the
basketball game in O’Neill.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Allyn were
at George Keidel’s for supper
Sunday.
Mrs. Dick Shearer and family
and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Shald, Stuart, helped Judy
Shald celebrate her tenth birth
day Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mulford
called on Jim Deming Sunday
afternoon.
Perry Cobb spent Thursday af
ternoon playing with Jeff Kaup.
In the evening Perry’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cobb and
Kelly came and had supper with
Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Kaup and
children.
The Sand Creek Improvement
club won three pounds of coffee
given at the Stuart Lockers for
turning in the most coffee strips.
Joan Timmerman, Wayne State
Teachers college, spent the week
end in O'Neill with Pat Allyn.
Pat is going to Grand Island
beauty school and left Sunday.
Shirley Olson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Vincent Olson, Mary
and Don Minnig and Connie Hitch
cock will be home on Thursday
for mid-term break.
Robert Fuelberth spent from
Thursday to Sunday with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Art Fuelberth.
He returned to the State School
of Technology at Milford after
mid-term break.
A slumber party was held by
Mlnette Hytrek on her seventh
birthday at the borne of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Hytrek, Friday night. Patty
Kohle, Lynette Haraik, Sharon
Kohle, Linda Johnson and Mar
lene Hoffman were guests. The
girls were treated to ice cream
and cake.
SN2 Mary Anderson, Omaha,
who is in her second year as stu
dent nurse at the Methodist
hospital, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chet
Anderson and family
Frank Lee, Norfolk. spent
Thursday and Friday visiting the
Chet Andersons.
Mr and Mrs Dean Anderson,
Omaha, came this weekend to get
their daughter, Debbie, who is
two-years-old, and has stayed for
the past four weeks with her
grandparents. Mr and Mrs Chet
Anderson Mrs Dean Anderson
has been in Mayo Clinic at Ro
chester, doctoring for diabetes.
Mr. and Mrs. George Minnig
visited Sunday with George’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Minnig
at Bassett.
Ewing News
By Mrs. Harold Hants
Karen Mlnarik
Honored at
Bridal Shower
Karen Mlnarik, a February
bride-to-be, was honored Thurs
day evening with a bridal shower
held at St. Dominic’s hall at
tended by 25 friends and rela
tives.
The entertainment was in
charge of Mmes. Clifford Steskal,
David Wright, Charles Roberts
and Miss Sherry Daniels. Mrs.
Roberts assisted with the open
ing of the gifts and Mrs. Steskal
was in charge of the gift book.
Decoration were carried out in
a blue and white color theme.
The refreshments table was
centered with a large heart
flanked by candles. Refreshment
hostess were Mmes. Rosa Bauer,
H. R. Harris, William Hobbs,
Archie Tuttle, Roy Blunt, James
Tinsley and Henry Fleming.
Dr. and Mrs. Merton Dierks
visited his mother, Mrs. Lyle
Dierks. Sunday, at St. An
thony’s hospital in O’Neill. Mrs.
Dierks had the misfortune to fall
at her home Wednesday evening,
breaking her hip. Lyle Dierks
visited her in the evening of the
same day.
Mrs. Eva Kaczor, has re
ceived the announcement of the
hirth of a son to her son-in-law,
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Downs, Van Nuys, Calif.
He weighed seven pounds and
eight ounces and has been
Ricky Ray.
Mr and Mr*. Gene Sprout.
Indinnpolis. Ind , are announcing
the birth of a daughter. January
20. Mr and Mr* Lyle Dterfc*.
Ewing, are the maternal grand
parents.
Top* Club
All member* were present at
the meeting of the Ewing "No
Thank You" Tops club Thurs
day afternoon at the C. C Hahl
beck home The weight recorder
announced the weight lost for all
for the week as eighteen and
one-half pounds
Mr. and Mrs Ixxiis Sojka sr.,
went to Columbus Tuesday where
they visited their son. Dr Louis
Sojka jr., and family.
Mr and Mrs. Ray Butler spent
Sunday at the E. D. McDonald
home at Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Urban ac
companied Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Bollwitt to Omaha Tuesday to
spend the day with Mr. and Mrs
Joe Sinkula.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Urban ac
companied by Mrs. Robert Pru
den were O'Neill visitors Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Tomjack left
Saturday to return to their home
at Melbeta. after spending a few
days with his mother, Mrs Joe
Tomjack Guests at the home,
of Mrs. Tomjack are Mr. and
Mrs. S Tomjack, Artesia, Calif. |
Mrs. Margaret Strickland left
Sunday by plane from Omaha to j
return to her home at Hawthorne. |
Calif. All are members of the
family of Mrs. Tomjack who
were called home due to the
serious illness and death of their
father, Joe Tomjack.
Earl Posson, Neligh, was a
dinner guest Sunday of his daugh
ter, Mrs. Althea Peterson.
Shirley Wright was honored at
a bridal shower Sunday after
noon by friends at Battle Creek.
Dinner and evening guests at
the Charles Rothehram home
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Regan and family.
Mrs. Fern Rexine, teacher of
the sixth and fifth grades was un
able to attend to her duties at the
Ewing public school the first of
the week due to illness.
Tom Tomjack, who attends
Notre Dame, is spending the mid
winter vacation at the home of
his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Knapp. The Knapps met
him at Sioux City Thursday.
LaRoyce Blunt, and Gerald
Black, Norfolk Junior college,
Mary Ann Bauer and Ron Brion,
Ion coin and Bertha Harrt*.
Plain view, spent the weekend at
their parental home*.
Mrs. Ralph Eacker and Mrs
Jessie Angus were O’Neill visi
tors Wednesday
Mr and Mrs. Andrew Olson
spent Tuesday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Oscar Wilson, Elgin.
Mr. and Mrs. Maden Funk
had s* their dinner guest*
Thursday Mrs. Jrwtde Angus
and Mr. Alta Meyers. The oc
casion wnn In honor of Mr.
Funk's 75th birthday anni
versary. Ktenlng guests at the
Funk home were their daugh
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Boh iieary and family of
Inman.
Mr ami Mrs. Jack Wining ami
family, Amelia were Sunday
guests at the home of Mrs. Min
nie Larson
Mrs. Ernest Norwood, suffering
from an attack of flu, entered tin*
Antelope Memorial hospital, Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fink were
entertained at the home of Mrs.
Edna Lofquest.
Rev. Mrs. Nina Haines ac
companied Mrs. Edna Lofquest
to Neligh Monday, where she
consulted u doctor almut a very
had odd
William Atkinson and Mr and
Mr* Iruane Thompson and farni
ly. Bassett, were caller* at the
home of Mr and Mr* letter
Sprau. Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Robert Pruden
awl Sammy. Page, awl Mr.
Floyd Tucker. O’Neill, were Sun
day guest* at the J. L. I*ruden
home
Mr. lUMl Mrs. (iail IVdes hml
a* their guests Sunday Mr. ami
Mrs Kay llotna. Mrs. Venuai
.loluuiwn and children, Mr. and
Mrs. Wendell Steinkru* ami
daughter. Mr. amt Mrs. ltonnld
White all of Plain* lew and Mr.
and Mrs. Sylvester Totnjnrk.
Artesia, (alii.
Mr. and Mr* C. C. llahllieek
had a* their dinner urnt evening
guest* Suwlay. Mr. and Mr*.
Clifford llahllieek awl family.
Dorun Rutherford. Page, was a
weekend guest at the C. C. Hnhl
lieck home.
Mr. and Mrs Sylvester Tom
jack, Artesia. Calif , awl Mr and
Mr*. John Tomjack and daugh
ters visited Friday at the home
of Mr. and Mr*. C. C. llahllieek
The Sylvester Tomjack* remain
ed overnight.
The Frontier—
ROYAL THEATRE
Thurs. Jan. 25
Family Night
“KING OF THE ROARING
TWENTIES”
David Janssen Dianne Foster
Jack Carson Diano Dors
Fri. Sat. Jan. 26-27
“THE BIG GAMBLE”
Stephen Boyd Juliette Greco
David Wayne
Sun.-Mon.-Tubs. Jan 28-29-30
“BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY’S”
Audrey Hepburn George Peppard
Patricia Neal Buddy Ebsen
Wed.-Thurs. Jan. 31-Feb. I
Family Night
Sidney Poitier in
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REGULAR CATTLE SALE
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Monday, Jan. 29
Last Monday we sold 450 Hogs and 350 Cattle
On the hog sale last Monday we sold all
No. 2 and No. 3 hogs. So due to the fact that
we didn't have any No. 1 hogs we couldn't es
tablish a top. Our top on No. 2 hogs weighing
234 lbs. went to Lionel Gibbs of Clearwater at
$17.45.
The cattle sale was a good 50c to a $1.00
higher on all classes of cattle. Due to the cold
weather our cattle runs have been light but it
hasn't effected the buyers who want the cattle.
We could use more cattle to fulfill our buyers demands, so
consign your cattle at the Ewing Livestock Market and join our
list of satisfied customers.
EWING LIVESTOCK MARKET
We Handle Farm and Ranch Sales
Terry, Larry and Max Wanser
Phone IS or 70 Ewing
A Nationally Certified Market
second of a series
PEOPLE WHO SERVE
NEBRASKA
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FFA LEADERS
AND COUNTY FAIR BOARDS
Modi of the future prosperity of this area depends upon our agricul
tural economy and on the farmers and ranchers who are trained to achieve
the greatest possible results.
Future Fanners of America and 4-H programs, which are features of
all our County Fain, teach good farming methods and inspire youngsters
to greater effort lor a productive career in agriculture. Soil conservation
programs help to preserve the fertility of our sofl.
FFA counselors, 4-H leaders and soil conservation committeemen who
make these programs effective are, like the members of the County Fair
boards, unpaid for their efforts and give freely of their time. Ak-Sar-Ben is
proud to recognize these agricultural leaders for their contributions which
are similar to those made by Governors and Councillors of Ak-Sar-Ben, who
receive not one penny for guiding the organization’s worthwhile programs.
AK-SAR-BEN
Headquarters ... 201 Patterson Building,
Omaha, Nebraska
J/ FOUNDED FOR PUBLIC SERVICE ... NOT FOR PROFIT
1 96 2 RACES —MAY 11TH THRU JULY 4TM
i
Stag Party
and
MOUNTAIN
OYSTER FEED
MON., JAN. 29
at the
PAGE LEGION CLUB
Page, Nebraska
Spansored by
Page American Legion No. 315
Admission — $1.00
BLOCK BLOCK
CLOSING OUT
LOCATED: From Verdigre 12 west, 3 north and 3 west . . . OR ... 11 miles north and 3 west of
Venus ... OR ... 10 east and 9 north, 4 east and 3 north and 1 east of O'Neill ON
Monday, Jan. 29
Sale Starts at 1:00 p.m.
In case of bad weather sale will be held 1 week later on February
5/1962.
17 HEAD OF CATTLE 17
milk cows 3 - Hereford stock cows to calve in
2 - Holstein cows, just fresh with spring
2nd calves 5 - Fall and winter calves
2 - Brockel Face cows, fresh -
5 - White Face and Brockel Face HOGS
cows to freshen soon 1 - Sow 5 - Feeder pigs
MACHINERY AND MISCELLANEOUS
J. D. model "A" 1949 tractor, 2-row IHC lister Shop tools, barrels, and miscel
overhauled last year Sweep fits J. D. tractor laneous items
J. D. cultivator to fit J. D. "A" |HC 10-ft. disc 290 - California White Pullets
tractor, good 3-section harrow Brooder house, 10/ x 14' with oil
J. D. 2-bottom, 16-in. plow on ia overshot stacker brooder stove
rubber, excellent 1 — two row com planter HAY & GRAIN
J. D. No. 5 power mower, 7-ft., Wagon and box ., t u u u j
good shape with 2 nearly H.y r,ck and gear « ton, of alfalfa hay and
* Buzz saw, complete with blade ^ ^.■■■—-■- I
John Deere spreader i _ Stee| ^ stoc|< tank, good HOUSEHOLD GOODS
12-ft. rake 1 — steel 8-ft. tank Home comfort cook stove
IHC tractor 2-row Eli Lots of scrap iron l-H cream separator
TERMS: CASH. No property removed until settled tor. j
Albert C. and Rose Block
RUDLOFF BROS., auctioneers O'NEILL NATIONAL BANK,, clerk I