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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1962)
Page News By Mrs. B«a Asker Monday Mr. and Mrs. Don Hurst, Dexter, la., who were en route to the Black Hills, were sujiper guests at the Robert Gray home. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ste wart were also guests. On their return trip they stop|>ed Thurs day night with Mr. and Mrs. Art Miller in Chambers and were supper guests along with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gray and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Stewart. Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cronk entertained at an ice cream party with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harmon, Mr. and Mrs. K. Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Heiss and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heiss as guests. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Roach at tended the 23th jubilee of Sister Armella Weibel at St. John’s Catholic church at Deloit. Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Kelly, Dan ny Hanson and Mrs. Anna Thomp son were Sunday evening callers at the Emmitt Thompson home. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Waring spent Sunday evening at the J.W. Finch home. Peggy Crumly returned home Friday after spending a week with her brother-in-law and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Walker, Cairo. Sunday Mrs. Warren Beattie and daughter, Odessa, N. Y., were dinner and afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kelly. Mr anil Mrs. Eldon Butterfield, Fri.-Sat. Aug. 17-18 Double Feature Roek Hudson, Kirk Douglas in "Last Sunset" In color Also Cartoon —PLUS— "Country Music Holiday" with Ferlin Husky, Far on Young Also Cartoon Sun.-Mon.-Tues. Aug. 19-20-21 Paul Newman in "Sweet Bird Of Youth" He used love like most men use money In color Adults 75c Weil.-Tliurs. Aug. 22-23 "Love In A Gold Fish Bowl" Tommy Sands Fabian Cirri oon $1.00 per car O'Neill, Jim Cronk, Kelso, Ore., John Cronk and Roy Wilson were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Sorensen. Mrs. Larry Taylor and child ren, Scottsbluff and Margie Finch are here visiting their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Finch. Mr. Taylor is spending two weeks with the National guard. HOA club met Tuesday with Mrs. Bill Neubauer The after noon was spent socially. They will meet next with Mrs. Leo Neu bauer and roll call will be a serv ing hint. Mi and Mrs. Clarence Finch and nephew, Kich Howerter, Guy rnon, Qkla., left Friday for Big Springs where they were guests in the Irvin Gerke home. Sun day Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Thom son and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Howerter joined the group for a reunion of brothers and sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sivesind, Sid ney, were Friday afternoon and supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Asher and Debbie were Sunday evening guests in the Edd Stewart home. Sixty three attended the fam ily reunion of the late Baltz and Kate Fuelberth held at the Page park Sunday. The youngest was Paula Gutz, 6-months old daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Gutz and the oldest, George Fuelberth, SO, Hartington and Walter Fuel berth, Corning, la. came the long est distance. Others attending were Diane DeVon and Marlend Kemper, Mrs. Frieda Asher, Mr. and Mrs. Anton Nissen, Mr. and Mrs. ben Asher and girJs, Har old Freemeyer and Susan, Mr. and Mrs. Don Nissen and girls, Mr and Mrs. Harold Asher, Lisa Asher of Page, Mr. and Mrs. Er nest Brunckhorst and Barbara, Inman, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fuel berth and Lois, Mr. and Mrs. George Fuelberth, Hartington, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fuelberth,. Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz Fuelberth, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Gutz and family, Osmond, Walt Fuelberth, Corn ing, la., Mrs. Ray Eby, Mrs. Lawrence Haynes, Larry and Le Ellen, O’Neill, Mrs. Esther Meusch, Henry Fuelberth, Mr. and Mrs. Art Fuelberth, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Fuelberth, Plainview, Mr. and Mrs. Delno Fuelberth and family, Osmond, Mr. and Mrs. iBob Asher and family and Neil Asher, Winner, S. D. Mrs. Diane Asher called in the after noon. The American Legion Auxiliary met Monday night at the Legion Hall with 20 members answering roll call. Community day, which is held annually on Labor day was discussed. The smorgasbord will be held in the building adjoining Miller station. The serving hours will be from 4 to 8 with one dol lar for adults and 50c for child ren 12 years and under. Com mittee chairman were picked and they are to meet with the presi dent and her executive board Au gust 22 at Legion Hall at 8:30 p. m. District president, Mrs. A1 Chavet, Plainview was present and gave a talk on the state con vention. Mrs. George Wettlaufer also gave a report on her views of the convention. Lunch was served with hostesses Mines Joe Beviaert, Robert Kornock and Eva Cunningham. Mrs. Wettlau fer won the special prize. The Page MYF met Sunday mght at the Methodist church with 15 members present. Dick Under led the devotions accom panied by Caroline Max and the Rev. Under. Their presentation was one Dick brought back from Mt Sequoia, Ark. He had attend ed camp there for the past week. Dick also gave his report on his week tliere. It was announced that the sub-district swimming party will be held Friday mght at O’Neill. Everey member is al lowed one guest. They will meet at the church and leave about 6; 30 p.m. Robert Asher and Un da Alberts served lunch. Annual Woods reunion was held Sunday at Norfolk with 57 attend ing. There were three new babies born during the year, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rutherford, a daughter of Mr and Mrs. Les ter Woods and a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Asher. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wood, Tahlequah, Okla., Mr. and Mrs. Vince Pier son, New Castle, Wyo., Mr. and Mrs. Roy Haynes, Mr and Mrs. Edgar Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Master and family, Vicki, Colleen and Debbie Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pierson and family, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Phillipi and family, Joyce Summers, Irving Woods, Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Haynes and family, Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Masden, Ocheyedan, la., Paul Wood and family, Staple hurst Mrs Emma Cannarlav Grace and Nell Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Summers and boys, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Rutherford, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Neubauer, Mr. nd Mrs. Leo Neu bauer and Doran Rutherford and Paul Neubauer. Out of towners attending the wedding of Kathleen Walker and Roger Johnson were. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnson and Mike, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McKin, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Stollenberg and Ron, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bark haus, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Bremer, Nebraska City, John Shald, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Dering and Myrna, Lincoln, Virginia Wadham, Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Jensen, Lauma Deksnis, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lar gen, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Musak, Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. John Walk er and Bob, Bob Baker, Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Baber, Anthony Craig and girls, Norfolk, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Goeke, Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, Ralston, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Shutz, Elgin, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Herbner, Platts mouth, Mrs. Fred Largen sr., Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Condon, Creighton, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Walk er, Cairo, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Chase and son, Keystone, S. D., Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gray, Blue hill, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Weyer, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lingenfel ter, Plainview, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Copes and Nancy, Ainsworth, Laura Walker and Dr. and Mrs. Burgess, O’Neill. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Silacek, Pierce, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wettlaufer. Mrs. Alta Finch accompanied BOYS’ SMART FLANNEL SHIRTS 1.27 Warm, easy-care shirts in quality cotton flannel. Gay checks, plaids. Boys’ 6-16. Nebraska 2-hole History Paper I Ream, Reg. 98c Now 77c PENCIL and PAINT BOX 27e 59c & 88c CRAYOLAS Size Special price No. 8_ 14c No. 16 .... iyc No. 24 .... 33c No. 48 .... Cye No. 64 .... 74c SCHOOL SALE Boys Jeans Sizes 4-12 l67 Sizes 14-16 _ Girls Dresses Sizes 7-14 344 IP w CORDUROY IONGIES Plaid cordu roy — elastic boxer tops. Red, blue. Girl’s size 3-14. 2-3 Ring Binders 79c 88c $1 MISSES’ CREW SOCKS BIG VAL- O __ UES! Cotton 4 rTU yarn with Morpul tops. White. Sizes M C S to II. O a her granddaughter, Mrs Kenneth Tyler, to her home in Fremont where she will visit while Ken neth is attending National Guard Camp. Betty Sue. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Finch, was baptised Sunday at the Methodist church in Page with Rev. Robert Linder officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Pierson, Newcastle, Wyo., Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Woods, Okla., Mrs Emma Cannaday, and Mrs. Leo Neubau er and Herb Stevens were Thurs day night supper guests at the Bill Neubauer home. Mr. and Mrs. William Sorensen and Mr. and Mrs. Soren Sorensen sr. were Saturday overnight guests . of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Soren sen, Omaha. Tuesday an early picnic supper was held at the home of Mrs. Mae Copes with Mesdames Ray mond Heiss, Icie Snyder, John Gray, Emma Kemper, P. E. Nis sen, Hester Edmisten, Stella Rus sell, Harley Kennedy Ralph and Clarence Stevens all attending. Ronnie Crumly is spending this week with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Goe ke in Atkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wettlau fer returned home Wednesday af ter visiting Mrs. Tom Wilson, Chadron, from there continued on to Powell, Wyo., where they were guests m the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Asher. They also stop ped at Yellowstone and Estes Park and saw points of interest there. Then they went on to Po catello, Ida., where they visited with Mrs. Wettlaufer’s sister, Mrs. Paul Herod before returning home. Bruce Bowen will attend the Nebraska Conference on the 23rd and 2-Uh of August at the Nebraska Center of Continuing Education. Bruce has chosen George Wettluufer to accom pany him as his sponsor. He was this year’s boy stater and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ro ger Bowen, Page. RNA Kensington met Wednes day with Mrs. Ethel Park. There were ten members present. Some played cards and the others just Mr. and Mrs. A1 Chavet and Rex, Plainview, were Monday J night supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Wettlaufer. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Anthony and family returned from a trip in which they visited friends and relatives in Texas, Mississippi, Oklahoma and South East Ne braska. The Anthonys and the Ot to Mtschullats were Sunday din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dale j Matschullat. In the afternoon the Anthonys left to attend a reunion with friends in Bloomfield. Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Gunn and family, Lincoln, were Friday guests in the Kenneth Wettlaufer home. Mrs. Esther Phillips, Tacum sah, spent from last Sunday to Wednesday at the Arnold Stewart home. A birthday dinner was given by Mrs. Mike Landreth Sunday in honor of Mikes birthday. The guests included Mrs. Felix Hend richs, O’Neill, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Aim and JoAnn, Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Aiken, Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harmon and family, Page. Mrs. Arnold Stewart and Mrs. Robert Gray received word of the death of their brother, Spen cer Miller of Portland, Ore. He is survived by his wife, Mable and daughter, Mrs. Fern Clark also of Portland. Friends who would like to drop them a line can do so by writing to Mrs. Mil ler at 8885 S. W. Rambler Lane at Portland. Mrs. Lorraine Callahan and daughter, Carol, Omaha, visited with her mother, Mrs. Emma Kemper, Friday to Sunday. Sat urday Mr. and Mrs. George Winkler, O’Neill, were callers. Mr. and Mrs. William Baum and daughter, Lincoln, spent from Friday to Sunday visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Clasey. Susan Freemeyer was al so a guest in the Clasey home. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kelly and family were Friday guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Han sen in Wayne to see the Hansen’s new baby, Lynette Kay. Mrs. Jes sie Kelly who had been helping in the Hansen home returned to j Page with Tommy bringing Dan ny Hansen with her. Mr. and Mrs. William Stephens and girls, Chicago, spent from Thursday to Saturday visiting in the Dale Matschullat home. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Parks re turned Saturday from a 6000 mile trip through the western part of — l From the Jock Benny Show DENNIS DAY i-amous singer-comedian starring in rh« sDarkling STATE FAIR VARIETIES Five Nights. Sept 2-6 PLUS . . . 8 g Car Races, afternoons Sept 2, 3 ft Car Races, afternoon Sept. 5 Childrens Dav Special eftemonns Seot I. * Thrillcade evening Sept i Dancing Waters and many other exciting events and the United States In Porlsnd they were overnight guests in the Lyle Talbott home. They visited their son and daughter in-law, Mr. and Mrs Larry Parks, Salem, Ore. While in Salem they visited the Dave and Ray Williams fam ilies, Mrs Emma Larson and family, Klamath Falls, Ore. At Victorville, Calif, they visited their daughter and family, Mr and Mrs. Glenn Blezek and son and another daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robinson who live in Denver, Colo. They were accompanied as far as Pendle ton, Ore., by Mrs. Roy Boelter and daughter, Lynn. Inman News Uy Mrs. James McMahan Mr. and Mrs. Donald Meyer and family, Herman, spent the weekend visiting Mrs. Meyer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Merle De Long. Donnie and Shan Meyer, who have been visiting their graiujparents, returned home with their parents Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. James Coventry were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Vitt, ONeill. Mrs. James McMahan attended a stated meeting of Symjihony Chapter OES Thursday evening in O’Neill. Albert Reynolds returned Fri day evening from Storm Lake, la., where he spent a couple of days on business. Sharlene and Nyla Reynolds, Marilyn Boelter and Phyllis and Anna Marie Musil took part in the 4-H Style Review Thursday evening at the school auditorium at O’Neill. Mrs. Curtis Smith and family, Ephrata, Wash., are spending a lew days visiting Mr and Mrs Otto Retke and Mrs Anna Smith Mr and Mrs Albert Anthony and family returned Friday eve ning from Texas where they will be on business Mr and Mrs. Albert Anthony and family were Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Dale Malschullat and farm ly. Page. Mrs. G. E Hartigan and fam ily returned to tlieir home in St Paul Wednesday after spending a couple of days visiting Mr and Mrs. James Coventry and BUI and Mrs. Mary Hartigan. Violet Sholes and Rufus Sholes spent Thursday afternoon visiting Mr. and Mrs Dick Clark and family, ONelil Gay lent* Juracek, Orchard, is upending this week visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Ray Suiers. Mrs. Ray Suiers visited Mr and Mrs. Jack Taylor. ONeili, Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Ray Suiers spent Tuesday at Verdigre, visiting Mrs Hettie Darnell. Harlan, la , who was vis iting in the Donald Darnell home Mrs. Suiers was a neighbor of Mrs. Darnell anil hadn't seen her in 21 years. (Last Week's News) Nan Dahl and Mr. Clarke Gel lerman, Lincoln, were weekend guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey A. Tompkins and family. Miss Dahl, a sorority sis ter of Linelle was maid of hon or at the wedding of Miss Lin elle Tompkins and Ned E. Kel ley. Mrs. Helen Putnam and daugh ter, Mary Jo, Ogallala and Mr and Mrs. James Barrett, Lincoln, were overnight guests in the home of Mrs. Ethel Tompkins Miss Mary Jo Putnam and Mrs Barrett were members of the Tompkins - Kelley wedding par AUCTION DISTRICT 90 Located 2 miles west of Orchard on Highway 20 SATURDAY, AUG. 18, 1:30 p.m. SCHOOL HOUSE 20-ft. by 34-ft.; Outside toilet; Desks: Table; Piano and bench; Oil Burner and fan; Hot Plate; Venetian Blinds; Storm Windows; Book Case; Globe; Electric Clock; School Books; Fire Extinguisher Bombs; Drop ceiling Globe Lights; I^arge Frame Pictures; Set World Book Encyclopedia; Drawing and Art Paper; 2 Bathroom Stools, Urinal, Lavatory; Film Strips; xk hp Electric Motor; 500-gal. Fuel Tank; 40-gal. Pressure Tank; Deep Well Pump; Projector Screen 50”x50"; Folding Chairs; Flag Pole; 3-seat Swing; 1000-ft. 48-in. Woven Wire; Steel Posts; Steel Comer Posts; 5Vfex9 ft. 2” Steep; Teachers Bell; Large Bell; 7 36”x36” Slates; 36"x27” Slate; lVz Brass Cylinder; 100-ft. 1-in. Well Pipe; Other Pipe and fittings. HAROLD MEYER, Auctioneer BRUCE FLETCHER, (lerk THE FKONTIEK, O’Net!!. Nefera V Mrs Cora 0. CakJwall, Utica, returned to her hum* Monday af ternoon alter spending three weeks m the home <J her daugh ter. Mrs. Harvey A Tompkins and family. Monday visitors in the home of Mrs. Violet Stewart wa« hrr sister. Mrs, N. T. Van Cleave, Baker. Ore. Also visiting m Ur Stewart home were Mrs. Van Cleaves daughter. Mrs. Mary Kiggan und Iter daughter, Mrs Saul and son, David, Baker, Ore John Mart!ekl and daughter, Elaine. Longmont, Colo . spent a few days last week visit mg Mr. and Mrs Henry Pruas and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs Donald Keyes and family. Mr and Mrs Richard Hutton and daughter. Table Hock, are spend mg a few days visiting Mr. Hutton's parents, Mr. and Mrs Ttiomas D. Hutton. Billy Hotter, (Pomona, Calif., is standing a few days visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr und Mrs Leo Harte and family. Ralph Sltoles is spending two weeks in Omaha attending tele phone school. Sunday guests in the home of Mr and Mrs W E Kelley were Mr. and Mrs Don Kelley and family and Mrs Hay Mooting and family, Norfolk. Mrs. James Kelley. Lincoln, PFC Neal Kel ley, Camp Pendelton, Calif., Mr ska. Thursday, August It, I Ml and Mrs. Sam Kelley and I’at Mur ting, Omaha. They attended the wedding of Mim Linrile Turn pit me and Ned Kelley Mr. and Mr a. Roger Krueger awl daughter, Woodward, la., spent the weekend vuut mg hla uncle awl aunt, Mr, awl Mra. Karl Keyea and other relatives and t<> attend the Tompkins Kelley wrdtUng Mrs. May Fraka la spending a few days visiting tier sun in law and daughter, Mr awl Mrs. Will iam Vr unman aial family. Or chard. Mr awl Mrs Ivan Couch, who are employed at Learngum. spent the weekend at thetr home her*. They were accompanied to Lexington Sunday by their grand son Bruce Couch, O’Neill Mr and Mrs Merle DeLong returned Saturday evening from Rock K sputa, la., where they spent a week visiting their atm. Bill and Mr awl Mr* Floyd De Long Sheri awl Donnie Meyer. Her man. are spending several days vlaittsg their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Merle DeLortg Phone Yoor New* to The Frontier Phone 788 OLD SETTLERS’ PICNIC Elmer Devall Grove 17 mllrw north of O'Notll on Highway 2*1 hi Midway Hlarn, 3 idIIi-h rant :uid l/j niltr south on . . . TUESDAY, AUG. 21 Program 1 :«o — Interview of the Old Settler* by KBRX Talent Show to follow Hull Gnrne—Holt and Boyd Men 3S years old and over Foot Races Turtle and Fro* Races Evening Program «:3« Motiircyrl# Hliow by llolt iumI IWi.vd Oycla t^lub l.unrli on (Iroundu (■round* Will lb* H|»my«d Hlildlr llliln* Ib-KinUT for Door I'riwi Dance in the Evening on New Bowery Floor Music by VON'S MERRY MEN Mr :uiil Mrs. William IIiuim h Mr. and Mrs. Oermld llartllng I Devoy Rexall Drug SCHOOL SUPPLY HEADQUARTERS Ball Point Zipper STAPLERS Spiral PENS NOTE BOOKS „„ „ NOTE BOOKS Papermate 98c & up Scripto $1.69 & up Side or End Open Others Many Styles and Colors STAPLES_Wc & Up Mechanical INK THEME Cartridge PENCILS Washable and COVERS PENS Permanent PAPERCLIPS , . 29c & Up Many ColorsPAPER FASTENERS _^ CRAYOLAS Nebraska Size Pencil CLIP BOARDS HISTORY PAPER SHARPENERS PASTE ru AIK Reams SCISSORS MUCILAGE 50c Packages WATER COLORS 25c Packages THUMB TACKS Rubber Cement 10c Packages RULERS Shorthand ERASERS INK PENS COMPASSES NOTE BOOKS Pencil esterbrook pens Spelling Ink With Your Choice PROTRACTORS TABLETS ^writer<» clip BOARDS Felt-Tip TYPING PAPER PENCIL BOXES PASTE Marking Tablets or „ . MUCILAGE PENS Ha,f Reams ** PENCIL TABLETS DEKirn e RUBBER CEMENTVariety of ColorsCARBON PAPERPENCILS DEVOY REXALL DRUG We Give S&H Green Stamps on all Purchases Phone 87 Robert T. Devoy, Pharmacist O'Neill
