Meek News
By Mm. Fred Liadberg
Paddock Missionary
The Paddock Missionary soci
ety met Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Ed Kaczor. Nine ladies
were present. They tied baby
blankets and are preparing cloth
ing for the missionaries. The
next meeting will be held with
Mrs. Laurence Rouse the third
Friday of the month. It was
changed this week on account of
the George Mellor sale.
A very large crowd attended
the Ge>orge Mellor farm sale
Friday afternoon. The Metho
dist ladies, Spencer, served the
lunch and ran out of supplies.
They made a hurried trip to
town to replenish their stock.
Supper gjests Thursday at
Christine Johnson’s were Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Robertson, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Walters and Norma,
Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson and
family and Cora Claussen, eve
ning callers were Mr. and Mrs.
Dewayne Anson and girls, Mr.
and Mrs. Merlin Anderson and
girls, Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Joh
ring and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Walters and boys.
The occasion marked Christine’s
birthday.
Martha Johring and Henry
Storjohann were Thursday eve
ning visitors at the Dave Jensen
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Rouse
and family were Thursday night
visitors at the Virgil Hubby
home.
The adult class of the Assem
bly of God church had a get-to
gether Tuesday noon at the
r* hi I r^*h nupl/»rc Tklirfoon mnm
bers were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Worth and
family, Carter Lake, la., spent
the weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lindberg.
Mrs. Ina Worth, (Roy’s mo
ther) who has spent the past two
weeks with her daughter and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
Wetzler, Verdigre, accompanied
them home.
Several families from this com
munity attended the funeral of
Mrs. A. Johnson at Bristow Sat
urday. Agnes Rouse was born
and grew up in this community.
Mrs. Bill LaFortune and Mrs.
Valerie Clifton, Denver, Colo.,
have 'been visiting with friends
and relatives. Mrs. LaFortune
was the former Hazel Harding
and Mrs. Clifton, the former Mil
lie Coats.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Devall and *
Delia Harrison spent Tuesday at
the Ed Thomas home, Emmet. I
Valentine day was observed at
Meek school, also District I with 1
a party for the children. The pu->
pils enjoyed the fun of cranking 1
up their own ice cream and
brought home made cakes for
their lunch treat at District I.
Frank Nelson made a business
trip to Burwell Wednesday. Sun
day they entertained for dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hubby, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Nelson and Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Kaczor The occasion
marked Margueretha’s birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Searles
and girls were supper guests Fri
day at the Vernon Lorenz home,
other guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Ernst, Mrs. Craig Con
nell and children, Newport and
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lorenz and
Gordon. The occasion was Otto
and Clara’s belated 35th wedding
anniversary.
Mr and Mrs. Allen Walters
and boys visited at the Don Rich
home, Dakota City, Sunday and
Monday and were Wednesday
evening visitors at the Russell
Woeppel home, Ewing.
Larry and Sue Nelson enter
tained the 4- H club Monday
evening at the George Nelson
home. Leaders were selected
for different project*. Pamela
Crawford and Carla Anion Join
ed the dub. The next meeting
to be April 13 at the Dewayne
Anion home.
Mr and Mrs. Merlin Anderson
and girls, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Walters and Norma were Friday
night visitors at the Benny Joh
rmg home. The occasion marked
Benny’s birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Searles,
Darla and Rhonda attended the
PCA meeting Tuesday at O’Neill.
Relatives that arrived to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Arden
Johnson and gjests at the Will
iam Langan home were her sis
ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Les
ter Johnson and Arnold, Emmet,
Ida. They arrived Thursday and
plan to remain until storm breaks
and road conditions improve. Sgt.
and Mrs. Gerald Lang an and
daughter, Fort Riley. Kan., ar
rived Friday and Mr. and Mrs.
Don Hafsaas. and children, Om
aha, came Saturday. Both fami
lies left Sunday. Mr. and Mrs B
Johnson and Bobby, Wakefield,
were Sunday dinner guests.
Pamela Crawford was an over
night guest Monday of Sharon
and Carla Anson.
Mr. and Mrs Oswald Drueke
and Connie and Mr. and Mrs Don
Hynes and Tillie attended a cat
tle sale at Valentine Wednesday.
On the way home they visited
Oswalds brother and family, Mr.
and Mrs. L. A. Drjeke, Ains
worth.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walters
were supper guests at Christine
Johnsons Sunday evening.
Roger Rosenkrans and Jerry
were Sunday visitors at the Fred
Lindberg home.
Mrs. John Schmitz returned
home from Omaha Friday but
John is remaining for more
treatments.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Mitchell and
Mrs. Bill Crawford, Chambers,
made a trip to Omaha Tuesday
where Bud had a medical check
jp. The reports were enoourag
mg as they found his heart con
dition not serious. They return
ed home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Woidneck
and girls, Mr and Mrs. Neal
Hrpke and family, Mr and Mrs
Ed Prouty and family, Mr. and
Mrs. James Mellor surprised Mr
and Mrs. George Mellor, Spen
cer Sunday evening. They brought
lunch and played cards for en
tertainment.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Jensen vis
ited Mrs. Paul Woidneck Thurs
day evening.
The Frontier—
Deloit News
By Mr*. H. Irtw
A large crowd attended the
farewell party for Mr. and Mrs.
Dun Spahn and family at the St.
John’s basement Thursday eve
ning. Mr. and Mrs Kiefer, and
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gokie of Nor
folk were present for the supper
and party. The Spahns plan to
leave about February 20 for their
new home in Oregon
Howard Temple, Hastings, had
minor surgery Monday
Mrs. Mary Steams and Mrs.
Maynard Steams called on Mr.
and Mrs. Will Conner in Ewing
recently. Mrs. Conner was taken
to the O’Neill hospital last week.
Mrs. L. L. Bartak and Mrs. Bill
Gibbs and daughter were Norfolk
visitors Friday.
Mrs. Glenn Harpster spent two
day* last week at the Web
Napier home, helping her
mother.
George Keller, Ewing, did some
interior decorating at the R. M.
Tomjack home recently.
Mr and Mrs. L. L. Bartak
visited relatives in Wahoo and
Howells from Sunday until Wed
nesday.
Several from here attended the
funeral for Mrs Floyd Neal at
Clearwater Thursday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs H. Reimer called
at the Don l.arson home Tuesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Spahn and
Richard Napier were Omaha
visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Merle Angus. Lincoln, is
to have ear surgery in the near
future.
The baby daughter of Mr. and
Mr*. Sam Steam* wa* relumed
to the hospital in Mellgh lic*t
week.
Larry Ziems has moved to the
Charles McDonald farm.
A snow and sleet storm fell
here Saturday, leaving six or
seven inches erf snow.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Moon. Ne
ligh. and Mr and Mrs Meric
Angus and Myra Ann. Lincoln,
spent the weekend at the Watson
McDonald home.
Beverly Bartak. Wayne, and
Judy Hartak. Norfolk. »pent the
weekend at the home of their
parents, Mr. and Mr* (Ttarle*
Hartak and family.
Iria Van Oatrand returned to
the Charlea Hartak home Sunday
after upending the weekend at
home in Ewing.
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I BRING YOUR PICKUP OR NEIGHBORS TRUCK
M This sale is so big that we cannot hold It inside our store — intend we will hold it right on the Parking Lot. Over 15 tons of
H Quality Groceries to be sold at Fantastic Savings! During tills stupendous Stock-Up Sale. Bring your neighbor’s Truck or
M Station Wagon and take home a load of Real Savings. Sale posltvely ends Saturday night, so shop early for Giant Savings on
m all case goods.
I TRUCK LOAD STOCK-UP SALE
6 for 12 for rase - 24
Tomato Juice Libby's 46-oz. can 1.77 3.41
Mixed Vegetables Libby's 303 can 1.09 2.11 4.15
Peas Del Monte 303 can 1.28 2.49 4.86
Cut Green Beans Del Monte 303 can 1.45 2.75 5.38
Sliced Peaches Libby's 2V2-size can 1.89 3.69 7.25
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Corn Butter Kernel 303 can 1.18 2.24 4.36
Saurkraut Franks 303 can .85 1.58 3.05
Cherries Sturgeon Bay 303 can 1.29 2.51 4.92
Tuna Hi-Note reg. size can 1.03 1.94 3.79
Peas & Carrots Butter Kernel 303 can 1.14 2.16 4.23
Cut Waxed Beans Butter Kernel 303 can 1.28 2.47 4.83
Peas Butter Kernel 303 can 1.28 2.47 4.72
Pork & Beans Van Camps 2V2-size can 1.55 3.00 5.97
Fruit Cocktail Del Monte or Libby's 303 can 1.43 2.71 5.27
Cut Green Beans Butter Kernel 303 can 1.24 2.38 4.66
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Catsup Stockton 12-oz bottles 1.00 1.98 3.85
Tomato Juice Burnnette 46-oz. can 1.59 3.10 |
Orange Base Real Gold 12-oz. can 1.79 3.49 6.90 I
Cherries Burnette 303 can 1.27 2.48 4.86 J
Dog Food Vets tall can .55 .99 1.88 j
Bathroom Tissue Charmin 4 rolls to pkg. 2.19 4.27 8.51
Tomato Soup Campbells No. 1 can .71 1.40 2.75
Beef Noodle Campbells No. 1 can 1.09 2.15 4.20
Chicken Noodle Campbells No. 1 can 1.09 2.15 4.20
Cream of Mushroom Campbells No. 1 can 1.09 2.15 4.20
Bif Wilson's 12-oz. can 2.38 4.62 9.10
Beans Great Northern 25-lb. bag 2.48
SAVE 20-30% ON THESE ITEMS
See and buy them on our parking lot
SALE PRICES!
Are Good 1
THURSDAY I
FRIDAY I
& SATURDAY I
Come Early (
Wholesale Prices!!
Round Steak!
Armour’s Born-loss 3-Lb. Can l>*an 1 J> W
PICNIC HAM $2.19 PORK CUTLETS 59c I
STEWING
Per
Pound
Lean Meaty
SPARE RIBS ... lb. 39c
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All Popular Brands — King and Filter
CIGARETTES .... ctn. $2.25
All Popular Brands — Reg. Size ■
CIGARETTES .... ctn. $2.10 |
VALVEETA |
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PORK TENDERS nw. illlC
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CUBE STEAK i>uK VW
Fillet of 5-Lb. Box tM ZQ
PERCH Lb. 35c X
Our Boy ,W o* < an
STRAWBERRIES 5*1
CORN Sn°-Fr“h
CHOPPED
BROCCOLI
SPINACH
CAULIFLOUR
MIXED VEG.
BON-AIR - VANILLA - STRAWBERRY - CHOCOLAT^^™™™""""
Ice Cream Z 59 C
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MOTHER'S
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We guarantee this to be the largest Stock-up Sale ever held in this entire area. Over $4,000
in groceries to be sold right off the parking lot at fantastic savings.
DON'T MISS THIS SALE
FLORIDA INDIAN RIVER
GRAPE- & k»
FRUIT Box 0f 43 $3.39 |
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