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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1962)
Ewing News m y By Mr*. Harold Harris Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Davis ac otfnpaiued by their mothers, Mrs. Gertrnde Davis and Mrs Louise Beal, Orchard, went to Cblumbus Sunday to spend the day with their daughter, Marie. They at «... tended services at the Methodist church. A picnic dinner was en joyed followed by an afternoon of visiting. A family gathering was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Ben Larsen, honoring their 49th wedding anniversary. A four-tier anniversary cake bak *d and decorated by Mrs. Pru den centered the dinner table. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pruden, PMMpsburg, Mo., Mr. and Mr*. Toni Coleman and family, Meligb, -Mr. and Mr*. J. L. Pruden, J. H. Pruden. Mr. and Mrs, S. M. BurtwUtle and i. s*°> JUn, Mr. and Mr*. John Complete Dairy | and Hog Feed Creep Feed ‘ ' TOMPKINS UVESTOCK HEADQUARTERS CUiwwe (Bud) Hansen, Mgr. Inman, Nebraska Phone 2M or 11-W _ _ _ Pruden and Jo*l, Ewing, Mr. and Mr*. Bob Pnidm and Sam my, Pag«> and Donald Pruden, •St. Edward* During the infor mal afternoon pk-turi-s were taken by Mrs. J. L. PriHk-n. Mrs. Lnland Welke and Bon nie were dinner guests at the home'of Mr. and Mrs. Milan Wel ke S«nd;tjf. Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Ruggless and son were Sunday evening callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Welke. Aubrey Wood, layman, conduct ed the worship hour service Sun day morning at the First Metho dist church. The Rev. Lester Spragg, who attended conference last week returned home Friday. The Rev. Spragg was returned to the Ewing and Clearwater Meth odist churches for another year. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Tomjack and family attended a picnic din ner at Tilden, May 30. honoring her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Ro bert Huff and family from An chorage, Alaska. The weekend of June 1 was spent at Valentine by Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Davis and family, guests at the home of his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Davis. They attended the wedding of his sister. Delbert Carl, sr. is a patient at St. Anthony’s hospital, O’Neill. His mother, Mrs. Josephine El ston, visited him Saturday and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Carl, jr. visited Monday. Word has been received from Mrs. Marvin Carl, Fairbanks, Alaska, that she is now working as a nurse at the St. Joseph’s hos pital there. Mrs. George Walter accompan ied by her son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Box and daughters, Margery Ann and Marlene Kay, Roswell, New Mexico were Saturday evening guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Schueth. Other call ers during the week at the ^1 ' . * m j,r' Pup Tent Tavern & Cafe and Niobrara Theatre SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION THURSDAY, JUNE 21 1:30 p.m. — Springview, Nebraska | Each Nells Complete with Equipment as a (ioing Business The Pup Tent tavern holds a beer license and is the only tavern in Reya Paha County. The present owner also holds a cafe license. It is housed in a 25-ft. by 50-ft. frame building and is located in the heart of town on U. S. Highway 183. A yearly lease is available with an option to buy or you may buy the building the day of sale. FIXTURES: All booths, tables and chairs; Bar and Back Bar; 2 Reach-in Coolers (20-case size); Frigidaire Refrigerator; Lunch Counter; Electric Soup Dispenser; Coffee Maker; Snooker Table; Pool Table; Ice Cream Case; Pop Cooler; Cash Register; Air Conditioner. The Niobrara theatre has a seating capacity of 122 people. I It is completely air conditioned and is available for immediate possession. The building is a stucco covered frame building, and is located on Part of Lots 7 & 8 in Block 6, Springview. EQUIPMENT: 2 Duo Sound Master Model SMI Type XX Projec tion Machines; Electric Popcorn Popper; Air Conditioner; Oil Furnace; Coin Rack, together with all Road Signs. TERMS: 30% down. Balance upon possession, which is available within 10 days. Conveyed by warranty deed or bill of sale. Bill and Marie Layh, owners NAPER, NEBRASKA Dean Fleming. Auctioneer Maynard Coleman. Clerk I Schueth home were Mr. and.^lrs. Frank Schrad. C^Jifornia ' awi Mrs. Blanche Staaoa; Wichihh, Kan. * Mrs. Yera Anson had as week end guests, Vipa Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Coe Butler, Lincoln, and Mr and Mrs. Vance Butler, Aina worth. Mrs. R G Hockey, who has been visiting relatives in Ewing for some time, went to Omaha Friday where she left early Sat urday morning by plane for her home in Florida. Mrs. Homer Barton was an ov ernight guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Davis Sunday. Geraldine Bauer spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. Rose Bauer and family. Her sister, Mary Ann Bauer returned to Lin coln with her where she will at tend the Lincoln School of Com merce. Gai^ Arehart and his little brother, Bobbie, are patients at the Antelope Memorial hospital in Neligh, suffering from sore throats and colds. They are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Arehart, Ewing. The Rev. Herbert Young, Stu art and Dr. William H. Ross Ew ing, exchanged pulpits for the Sunday morning worship hour at the United Presbyterian churches. Mrs. Wayne Shrader took her son, David and Glenda Napier and Steve Miller to Camp Cleve land to attend junior high camp this week. Jack Fry was among those who attended the camp last week. Mrs. Lloyd Snider is convales cing at her home from a back injury received about two weeks ago in a two car accident when returning home from Yankton. Mr. ad Mrs. Elmer Bergstrom and Kay returned Thursday from a vacation trip through the west ern states and the World’s Fair at Seattle, Wash. Mrs. Waldo Davis entertained a number of friends Monday after noon at an informal party at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Van Creger, Mea dow^ Grove, were Sunday guests at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Stan ley Davis and family. The village board held their regular meeting Tuesday evening, Jane 5. Routine business was transacted. All members were present, Ray Funk, chairman, presided. Plans were made by the WSCS, when they met Wednesday af ternoon at the parlors of the First Methodist church, to attend the WSCS workshop to be held at Royal, June 12. Reports on the Bible study course completed by the Society and the daily vacation Bible school, ending June 3rd, were given by Mrs. Willis Rock Lineoln Mutual Life and Casualty Insurance Co. Fargo, North Dakota WANTED Honest reliable person to re present and service our many policyholders here at O’Neill and surrounding territory. R. L. Vance has represented us and serviced our policyholders for the past nine years. Due to ill ness must replace. An oppor tunity of a lifetime to have an agency already established. Salary plus commission. Vested renewals. Write State Manager— Frank Good 806 So. Vine North Platte. Nebr. 8tf ejr, Mr*. Lester Spragg gave a report on spiritual life. Fourteen members were pre sent. Guests were Mrs. Don Lar soo, Mrs. FUner Woeppel. and Mrs R. G. Rockey, Florida. Re freshment hostesses were Mrs. Earl Van Ostrand and Mrs.fWil-, lis Rockey. Vina Wood had as her «*eek end guests her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Coe Butler, Lincoln. They also visited at the home of Mrs. Vera Butler and other relatives, Ewing. Guests Saturday alternoon and evening at the Ray Butler borne were Mr. and Mrs. Leonard flail. Royal. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Harris and Bertha drove to Albion Sunday to visit in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cramer. Mrs. Cramer, the former Alice Crellin of Ew ing, returned Saturday from Om aha where she had spent the week having a physical checkup. A house warming party was held Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Thramer who were also celebrat ing a wedding anniversary. A supper of out-of-door cookery was served by the self invited guests, later hours were spent visiting and playing cards. A gift was pre sented to Mr. and Mrs. Thramer for their new home. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Muff, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Funk, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Thramer, Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Thramer, Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Tagel, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schindler, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Thiele, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wal nofer and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry lumjacic. Mrs. Charles Roberts, who was injured in a car accident a few weeks ago and recently released from the Antelope Memorial hos pital is staying at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nor man Depew, Neligh. She took a turn for the worse Saturday. Mr. Roberts took her to Omaha Mon day for observation and treat ment. Mrs. Richard Edwards and fam ily, Bassett, were six o’clock din ner guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Jerry Tomjack, Satur day. The Ewing public library is now open Wednesday and Sat urday evenings for the conven ience of summer vacation read ers, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. The regular daytime hours will con tinue. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Peterson and children, Neligh, were guests Sunday at the home of his mo ther, Mrs. Althea Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Schueth, who spent the winter months with their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Schueth at Humphrey, are now at their home in Ewing. The Facts and Fun Home Ex tension club met Thursday after noon at the home of Mrs. Chester Taylor. Twelve members answer ed roll call by naming their fav orite flower. Mrs. Melvin Rexine was a guest. Mrs. Ella Ziems, in the absence of Mrs. Ray Tuck er, presented the lesson “The Good Egg”. The food value of an egg was discussed, also the various ways of preparing eggs for the family meal. A picnic was planned for the July meeting at the home of Mrs. Harry Van Horn. Mrs. Eacker, who returned the first of the week from a va cation trip through the western states and the World’s Fair at Seattle, Wash., gave a review of the 5500 mile trip. Mrs. Taylor assisted by her daughter, Susan”; served refreshments. Ronald Rotherham, a lieuten ant in the Marine Corps of the U. S. will finish schooling at Quantico. Va.. in three weeks - I and will then be %ent to Camp Lejeun*. N. C. He i» U»r w» o< Mr. ud Mrs. Jamn Kothrr ham. f Mrs. Louis Pofajil was a guest at the home of her daughter, Mrs Willis Roeicey and family, Wed nesdagr. Mr and Mrs. .Sen Larsen and Mrs J. L. Pry den made a corn feined business and pleasure trp to Norfolk Friday. Mary Ann Bauer, Bertha Har ris and Judy Tinsley were O'Jiedl visitors Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. E D McDonald and family, Norfolk, were Wed nesday evening guests at the home aI Mr. and Mrs. Ray But ler. The Christian Mothers of St Peter’s Catholic church met at the church, June 5. Prayers of the confraternity were recited fol-1 lowed by an instruction by the Rev. P. F. Burke. Mrs. Richard j Cunningham, Page, rural life, chairman told of plans to conse crate our families to the Sacred ■Heart of Jesus on the eve of the Thirteen hours of Devotion. Mrs. Peter Sojka, Page, spir itual life chairman, gave us mem ories of our first communion. Plans were made for the spring deanery meeting of the O'Neill Phone Your News to The Frontier Phone 788 Attend O'Neill's BIG RODEO June 15-16-17 deanery to be held at St. Dom uuc'* hall. June 14. » Ann'* Cir cle mUL serve refr*shm«ua Mr*. Max Waaser is the chairman St. Th-resa's cirri*. Mrs Frank Hawk, chairman, will serve the First .Communion breakfast June 17 St Martha’s Circle will spon sor a rummage «plc with lunch fO; ♦&*••.£ Mmes David Burk, Eld Kaexor, John Shroski and Esther Slisaus ki. Guests the past week at the b >me of Mr. and Mrs. James Ro therham were their grandchild ren, Michael and Linda Kron *cha».‘xi uf.S*. Paul. Mmn Their parent x, Mr. ami Mr*. Joim Kron aehnatxl. left Mortday on a bu*i tiexa trip to St bulk, Mo., by plane from Omaha. They returned to ICwihg Saturday. ‘June 9 and will visit at the parental hoiue a lew days before returning to th>'ir home at St Paul. Minn Htta Hot hr i ham returned home Wnln^sday from Lincoln where she had spent a few days with her sisters. Kay am! Annette Ho. Ifcerhum. SUNDAY, JUNE 17 Is Father's Day HONOR DAD WITH SOMETHING SPECIAL — A GIFT FROM DEVOY’S REXALL DRUG Billfolds Key Cases By Amity Lighters RONSON ZIPPO SCRIPTO VUEUGHTERS OTHERS Men's Toiletries SINGLE PIECES or SETS Gift Boxed Cigars in Father's Day Wrap Wristwatches TIMEX WESTCLOX WESTCLOX Travalarm Clocks Electric Shavers NORELCO REMINGTON RONSON SCHICK Remember Father with a Father's Day Card By American Greetings Tobacco Pouches Pipes YELLO BOLE MEDICO KAYWOODIE WELLINGTON FALCON from $1.00 up Shaving Accessories Dad likes candy, too—Especially Pangburn's Candy See our selection of DELICIOUS PANGBURN CANDY in Father's Day Boxes DEVOY REXALL DRUG - We Give S&H Green Stamps on ail Purchases Phone 87 Robert T. 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