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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1962)
Emmet And Community Dolor** Tnnniulnr Mr. and Mrs. Donald Marcellus and family called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Marcellus, O’Neill, Friday night. Also visit ing his brother and family of California, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Marcellus and daughter and Mr. ami Mrs Bob Marcellus and son, Mike. Ituth Evans, Lincoln, visited at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Evans over the Labor Day weekend. Mr and Mrs Donald Marcellus and family called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Rauterkus and family Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Fox and Labor Day weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fox. After noon callers were Mrs. Paul Newton and family, Emmet and Mr. and Mrs E. W. Kramer and family, O’Neill. Mr. and Mrs. I>»nald Marcell us and family called at the home of Mr and Mrs. John Kitchens and family last Sunday night. Mrs. Ray Tunender and Dolores went to Yankton, 9. D., last Fri day on business. Mrs. Georgia McGinnis called at the home of Mrs. Joe Winkler Tuesday afternoon. Mr*. Leonard Iiusatko, Leona, Kathleen and Edwin visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Peters and family last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ramold and family, O’Neill, called at the home of Mr and Mrs. Ray Tun ender and family Friday eve ning. Mrs. John Babl and Luann call ed at the home of her mother, Mrs. Agnes Heeb, O'Neill, Tues day afternoon. Mrs. Leonard Dusatko accom panied Mrs. Pauline Benze Thurs day to To(»eka, Kan , where they attended the wedding of a niece, Garlene Schonele. They returned home Sunday. Enroute to and from opeka they stopped at Al ma to visit and Mrs. Richard Graham. Mrs. Leon Beckwith and Mrs. Kenny Ruggless visited Mrs. Joe Pongratz Wednesday. Thursday Mrs. Earl Houts, Atkinson, visited Mrs. Pongratz. Luann Babl spent Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Uam a no tamily ,O’Neill, where they are moving to O’ Neill. Carmen, Patrick and Nancy Benze and Delphine Levering, O'Neill, were Friday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dusatko and family. Mrs. Joe Pongratz visited her mother, Mrs. Agnes Heeb and they both called on Mrs. Duane Pongratz, Dewey and Debbie in O'Neill. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Winkler and family, Omaha, came Friday to spend the Labor Day weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Winkler. Emily Dusatko was an overnight guest of Mrs. Pauline Benze and family, O’Neill, Sunday. Morris Pongratz and Art Willis attended a football game at Om aha Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tunender, Bristow and Jim Tunender, Om aha and Mr. and Mrs. James 3etz and son, Clay Allan, Central City, were Sunday afternoon cal lers and supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tunender and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ramold jr. and family, O’Neill, also call ed in the afternoon . District 89 opened another sea son of school Monday, Sept. 3. Teachers are Mrs. McKathnie for the upper grades and Mrs. Chace for the lower grades. The MarceUus girls spent Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Eva Steski and family. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. A1 Havranek were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dvorak, Gail and Richard, Atkinson, Duane Taylor, Broken Bow and Mr and Mrs Rolland Carr, Atkinson. Supper guests of Mr an.l Mrs. A1 Havranek were Mr. and Mrs Charles Havranek and Jerry, O'Neill. They ab" came out to get thei girls, who had been spending the last week there while their parents were on vacation Art Fuhrer, Lincoln, called at the honv of Mr. and Mrs A1 Hav ranek Thursday. Mrs Edward Cavanaugh and Pamela Kay, Chambers, Arnold Bab! ami Mrs. Joe Pongratz were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Ag nes Heeb, O'Neill. Afternoon call ers were Mrs. John Babl, sr., Lu ann and Lionel, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Babl, Colleen, Curtis and Catherine and Edwin Babl. Mrs. Joe Pongratz and Pam Cava naugh called on Mr. and Mrs. Duane Pongratz, Dewey and Deb bie. In the afternoon they visited Mrs. Elwin Babl and Linda Ma he in the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Pong ran and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Joe Grutscb and family. O'Neill. Mr. and Mrs. Al Havranek and Erin Jan and Charlen Havranek, O'Neill, called at the home of Mr. and Mrs Mark Fehnnger and Rock, B1 omfield, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Natchei Rzcszo tarski and Connie, Atkinson, vis ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Havranek and Larry, Sun day afternoon South Side club met at the home of Mrs. Kenny Ruggless Tuesday Sept. 4. Mr and Mrs Charles Winkler and family, Atkinson, called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Winkler Thursday night Mr. and Mrs. James Havranek and Mrs James Havranek sr.. O’Neill, called at the home of Mr. and Mrs Al Havranek Mon day. Mrs. Bob Gifford and Mrs Bar bara Dvorak, Atkinson, spent Thursday at the home of Mrs. Al Havranek. Good Reading for the Whole Family •News •Facts •Family Features 71m Or tartan Mane* Monitor rsrs- cT* mSta «* □ -BBB An Absolute AUCTION of The Fluckey Estate Land 480 ACRES All Grass and Hay Located 4 mi. directly South of Chambers, Nebr. SAT.. SEPT. 22, ’62 1:30 o'clock P.M. on the Premises Tract No. 1 — 160 Acres The Northeast Quarter of Section 13-Township 25 north. Range 13 West of 6 P.M. Holt County, Nebraska — 160 Acres - unimprov ed except for fences, well and mill. This is a fine hay and grass quarter, conveniently located. Can be hayed or grazed. Has been well maintained and is in good condition. Tract No. 2 — 160 Acres The Northwest Quarter of Section 17-Township 25 north, Range 12 west of 6 P.M. Holt Co. Nebr. — 160 Acres improved - all in grass, excepting about 3 acres now in corn. House is good, 2 stories, 8 rooms, modern, lights, bath & toilet. Other buildings only fair; consist of 2 Poultry houses, cement cave, garage, shop, brooder house, calf shed, and small utility building. Bam 34x40 ft. has been severely wand damaged, however there is much material to be salvaged. Well and windmill at the improvements. Served by REA and daily mail delivery'. Tract No. 3 — 80 Acres The South half of the Southwest Quarter of Section 8-Township 25 North, Range 12 west of 6 P.M. Holt County, Nebr. 80 acres all pasture, adjoins tract No. 2 immediately on the north. No improvements excepting fences, well and mill. Tract No. 4 — 80 Acres The South half of the Southeast Quarter of Section 7, To%vnship 25 North, Range 12 west of 6 P.M. Holt Co.. Nebr. 80 Acres all native grass, located across the road immediately west of tract No. 3. A small set of improvements located on this tract are the property of Loy and Elvera Fluckev. Whoever buys this tract will be given an opportunity to first buy these improvements. If however, he does not want them—They will be offered im mediately at Public Auction, building at a time, to be removed by March 1st. 1963—Included are 1% story' frame house. 4 rooms downstairs, plus attic, kitchen has built in work table and tiled floor, utility room attached. Three frame buildings, one has been used as garage, one as shop, and the other as a calf shed, these are only in fair condition. A pump house, frame construc tion. size 12-14 ft. in excellent condition. A pole constructed cattle shed 14x30 ft., milk shed with 6 stanchions attached plus a loaf ing shed, these 3 buildings will be sold together, utility' building 10x16 ft.; cob shed—2 windcharger towers. Nearly new wind mill, pump and tank. ORDER OF SALE: Each tract will be offered separately as advertised, or as a whole 480 acres, and sold for the high dollar. TERMS OF SALE & POSSESSION: 30°r of purchase price day of sale, balance on March 1st. 1963 when possession is given. Merchantable title and abstracts furnished. This is an absolute auction — no invoicing. All heirs are in full agreement to sell, deeds have been signed and are now in trust to be delivered to the purchasers. If you are not already acquainted with the pro perties selling and care to look them over, contact Loy Fluckey, living on the place, or the auctioneers. Heirs of Arthur Fluckey, owners Ernie Weller & Dean Fleming, Atkinson, Nebr. Auctioneers: Phone 6131 or 7192 Atkinson 20-21c Phone Your News to The Frontier Phone 788 Celia News Mr*. Merrill Anderson C. L. Peabody and son. Jerry and mece, Bobby Jean Gualtney. Placerville, Calif., visited his mo ther, Mrs Omtr Poynis, Stuart, from Wednesday until Monday They also visited his sister. Mrs. Mark Hendricks and family. Miss Gualtney is the daughter of the •ormer Lilah Peabody, a sister of Mrs. Hendricks. All were Sun day dinner guests August 28 at the Hendricks home. Other din ner guests were Mr and Mr-. Robert Hendricks and family and Mr and Mrs Richard Klinger and family. Mr and Mrs. Richard Klinger and family and Mr. and Mrs Robert Hendricks and family and Arlin Hendricks, attended the Boyd County Fair at Sjiencer Sat urday evening. Mr and Mrs Robert Collins and children planned to return to their home in Omaha this week after spending the past several weeks at the Connie Fnckel home while Robert was conva lescing from surgery. He will re sume his studies in pre-medical school at the University of Om aha in September. Mr and Mr*. George W<»4strum of Kearney sjx-nt the weekend with her parent*. Mr and Mr* David Adam* Mrs. Edith Hams. Missouri Valley, I*., and Mrs Krona Ev ans. Logan, la., arrived Tueaday for a visit in the twines of their brothers, Hans, and Jim Laund sen, Atkinson and the Louts Lau rldsen home at Bristow. They ex pect to return home Tuesday Paul Adam* visited with Robert Knutsen Friday evening Mr and Mrs C*uue Frickel and Kun left Monday, Aug 24. for a visit with Connie's sister, Mrs C. L Spaulding and husband at Yoocalla, Ore. They expect to be gone about a month Mr and Mrs Robert Collins and family and Mr and Mrs. Pat Locksmithing General Repairing of IsK-ks of All Kinds Can • Home* • Huiinrsnr* —See— Joseph P. Shanner 113 So. 4th O'Neill Krumm and family war* Tburs day evening supper gucsta of Mr and Mrs George Ooihna. Mr and Mrs. Leonard Chaffin, Char lea. Edith and Linda left Sun day for a vuut with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Huffman. Pratt, Kan . re turning home late Tueeday eve ning Enmute home Charles re in.tined at MiUonvale wtie re he enrolled as a student at the Mil tonvaJe Wesleyan College Mrs Hoffman la the former Frances Chaffin. Mr and Mrs K*tort Collins and children were evening guests Wednesday of Mr and Mrs Dale Gilbert. Stuart The Eagle Creek 441 club had a roller skating party Sunday at larooon at the Holler Hink U> At kinson Mrs. Albert Widfeldt apon sored the occasion LrRoy Laurtdaen spent a few day* with hut uncle, Louia Laural aen and family and attended the Boyd He i«- d iiome with hut parents. Mr .»u<1 Mrs liana Laurtdaen, Satu. .. / evening Mr ami Mrs Hubert C<4Una and chililrrn visited at the Ro bert Hendrick* I tome Monday fee rung James Davidson & Sons PLUMBING & HEATING Service Since 1901 m h k ■ a ■ m m H'litlof A Hu minor LENNOX r American Standard Plumbing Fixtures Youngstown Kitchens Sheet Metal Work SIS E. IkHixlM riionr t«4 O'Welll. Nebr. FROZEN FOOD BUYS... Flake Potatoes^* ...pkg.'39« Grape Juke bmt...6c£,I.OO Cherry Pies.3%?’L00 «—cr Apple or Pettb, BeMr; premium quality Corn or Peas .. .™,!4 49c Strawberries^^. ,3“^J1.00 fish Dinners..IS 49c Captain’s Choice—Haddock, Scallop or Halibut IVORY LIQUID Oft, Dcfargeat, ideal for dishes. .12-os. BtL w # » MR. CLEAN 41, liquid cleaner.15«Eottle4lv SPIC & SPAN oo, LIQUID JOY oc, IMtegeat, («4c cttT pa*). .Urn. BtL JJV TIDE DETERGENT oc, BLUE CHEER oc, Detegent, with Uning...SL<m. Pkg. ^ OXYDOL oc, Detagent with Ueacb... J+m. vkg. *J*J^ GOLD BOND stamps jj| «— with purchase of K 24b, PBo Bag g Town House g MEDIUM SIZE PRUNES | Offer good thru September 8 g OND stomps |f purchase of g ant Pkg. g r or Super g r NAPKINS § ptember 8 g Dairy Items.. • Skim Milk nairtat, pasteurised . .Carton 29c Sour Cream tSS^rmpT...25c Chocolate Milk £?£r*....c££ 24c Fresh Bakery Treats... Black Bread Skylark^rr* 6c .. m I9c Cake Doaiis i!£ 2 ££ 49c Brow’■ Serve Rolled. alu 19* Ciuarno* BoDs S?«PSS:.25 28* All prices effective thm Saturday, s^u"ai*' O'Neill, Nebr. CRISCO | Tokay Grapes ...31*. 39c c£ 37c Yor lrniMHng - Crisp Cabbage h»«»»«miTa 5® COMET Always great in coleslaw CLEANSER P1 I | ■■ 2^ 43c Fresh Squash_» 5e Ttiil Iwi^ P^piwi^ YtlH* ' Here’s the Safeway sale you’ve waited for! Ifomcmakcrs * tell us this is the time of month they like to restock H *4fiT f jy/i depleted food shelves. So here’s an event especially planned to help you .. remarkable savings! We have great bargains in a tremendous variety of foods. Low, low prices plus the Popular Qold Bond Stamps! RlCfllit AAlY Mr! Wright’i—firtf 40-01. X Ulv%llll IVOl^k quality, lave 6c off regular prk«.Pig. +0 Tomato Soup «_*..8 s.: 85* Fresh Butter Shady Lam—lightly tailed. .Print 63< Peanut Butter 89* Corn, Peas vxzz™.8"^’l00 Gardenside Brand—standard quality, mix ’em or match ’em as you wish. Angel Food Coke Mix Mrs. Wright's— g 16-oz. Pkg. 3 3 C Am good a cake as you ever baked, for less money... LUCERNE ICE CREAM Chocolate Nut and other flavors TF Va-gallon Carton / Jr C Check these value*.. • Facial Tima .... 6 S3 SI GO Graham Crackers 23 ^TZ.SJ 33* Eloa Sugar Cookies 23TT.;..“■£ 29o Baronet Creams SSS^a..39c Snashina Batter Cookies.E; 29e Uptoa’s Instant Taa .96c Hills Bros. Coffee <■*,*-_, 68c Gold Modal Floar..69c Horthera Paper Towels_43c Toilet Tissue ig 3So Oyster Shells 52 89c Halo Shampoo ,££ 88c Adorn Hair Spray..Ji.65 For meat at its finest ...all you need to remember is Safeway! Pork Roast 35c Shoulder (Boston) Butt. .Lb. <0#^ Every cut of Safeway meat is sold under the unconditional guarantee or your money back I fmmmmrn QV THIS COUPON ----- ■» IP; Stewing Chickens u, 29c I ; Fish Cakes SttSSSSr..3S 3 5 c I j Chopped Beef delicious.. 2 Pkgs 49c Jk: Thick-Sliced Bacon.&'s:M.09 • » Cudahy Puritan or Safeway . OOWinf BALL BRAND . BALL BRAND FABRIC SOFEtNER s SELF-SEAL LIDS SELF-SEAL LIDS 43c J Borne 49e j *•**•*■• %-«>» Mr MtanaHc wtda X“"i*t£5%&£**** % * u 350 2 35t Night Rwml to limit C<iM8tttles (%M1 J =WIaVJ
