The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965, September 13, 1962, Image 2
Page News By Mr*. Ur* Aiktf Those who attended the meeting of county American Legion and Auxiliary at Chambers Monday night were: Mr. and Mrs. Will ian Schemoat, Mr and Mrs. Kay Harmon, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kennedy, Mr anti Mrs Ben Ash er, Mr. and Mrs. George Wettlau fer, Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Cork and Mrs. Floyd Frahm Mr. Will iam Nissen, Plain view, address ed the joint nu tting on child wel fare. It was announced that the next county meeting will be held Nov. 19 a Ewing. The district meeting will be September 17 at Atkinson Mr. and Mrs. Ed Inxon, Den ver, Colo., spent a few days here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs H. G, Kennedy. Another daughter, Mrs. Sterling Albright, Brooklyn, la., was also here. Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kay Hannon were Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Vorce and Sher ry, O’Neill. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Stewart, PiiPi* :i ml Mr -in/l Mro \A/illifim Jutte, Chambers, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Art Miller, Chambers. The birthdays of Art and Mr. Jutte were cele brated. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fusselman went to Omaha Thursday to at tend a coffee at the Methodist hospital for parents of girls en tering nurse’s training Their daughter, Charlene, will attend. Mr. Fusselman returned home and Mrs. Fusselman remained until Sunday, from Omaha she went to Sioux City where Lloyd was attending a grocer’s meet ing. They returned home that night. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Matschullat and family were Sunday guests in Scotia visiting Mr. and Mrs. A1 Anthony. Couples Bridge met Thursday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cronk. Winners were Elvin Roach and Frank Cronk. GGG and G club met Friday with Mrs. John Steinberg with Mrs. Elsie Cork as hostess. Cards were played with prizes going to Mmes. Ethel Waring, Anton Nla ser i and Hester Edmtsten, RNA Lodge met Wednesday night at the lOOF Hall with 12 members present. Mrs. Harold Kelly and Mrs Alta Finch serv ed lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nissen, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Grues and the Rev. and Mrs. Robert Linder were Saturday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lucas. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Prill and family were Sunday dinner guests of his mother, Mrs. Bertha Prill. Dennis Ickes, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Ickes, returned Fri day after spending the summer working in a packing house in Nampa, Ida. Dennis stayed with his brother and family, Dr. Mil lard Ickes while in Idaho. Wed nesday Dennis went to Lincoln where he registered for his 2nd year at the University. Fri. Dr. Ickes will fly to Lincoln from Nampa and accompany Dennis to Page. Saturday he <Dr. Ickes) will judge the quarter horse show in O’Neill. Last week guests in the Alton Braddock home were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Braddock and child ren and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Braddock and Dale, Omaha. Mrs. Carl Max entertained at u MlffAft fT'hi ai/ rr»/\rnincy in honor of Mrs. Joe Beelaert who was leaving this part of the coun try. Her guests included last year’s and this year’s bowling team. They were Mmes. Don iNis sen, R. V. Crumly, Robert Lind er, Ron Park, Allan Gross and Carl Lucas. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Kemper left Tuesday to visit their daugh ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Al lan Zemple in Moiese, Mont. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tnoshynski and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Roach were Sunday evening callers at the Frank Belmar home. Mmes. Emma Kemper, Mae Copes and Frieda Asher were all Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Hester Edmisten. Mr. and Mrs. George Wettlau fer attended the District 6 Amer ican Legion and Auxiliary con vention held at Kearney. George is Area B commander. Help-U-club met Wednesday be ginning with a noon day meal with Mrs. Ora Caskey. The ladies _ _ I SPECIAL CATTLE SALE MONDAY, SEPT. 17 We have some nice hunches listed for this sale blit can use a lot more — Tin' buyers will be here in numbers for any kind of cattle you might have to sell — We luwl a real active market last Monday on both cattle and hogs — Sold over 400 Hogs and iOO Cattle — Top on Butcher Hogs at $19.05 — If you have never sold anything at the Ewing Livestock Market why not give us a try and join our growing list of satisfied customers — We appre ciate your business — We still feel this is a good time to sell some cattle — If you want us to come out and look at any stock you might have to sell <lrop us a card or give us a ring and we will lx- glad to do so. EWING LIVESTOCK MARKET Terry, Larry and Max Wanser A Nationally Certified Market Phone 19 or 70 Ewing picked walnut meats for the hos tess. Mrs George Jeffrey won the special prize. Mrs. William Bux ton will be the next hostess. Mr and Mrs Dick Stewart and son. Grand Island, were here for the weekend to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sorensen and her brother, Lloyd, just released from the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Meilson, Atlantic, la., visited in the home of Mrs. Anna Thompson and ot her relatives. A group of young people attend ed a party in honor of Kent Stauffer's birthday Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. H. Harper, Mr. and Mrs. Bi b Beelaert and Kathy and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beelaert and Becky were Friday night supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Prill. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kelly spent the weekend in Farimont visiting their granddaughters. The sophomore class of PHS entertained at a party Saturday night at the IOOF hail for the school in honor of Joe Beelaert. Joe is moving to Oregon. Jot* re ceived a cash gift. A dance was held at the Legion club Saturday night for Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beelaert. Going away gifts from the Legion and Auxil iary were given to them. A large crowd was on hand Sunday evening at the Methodist church to hear Dick Linder tell of the mission tour he took this summer. Dick showed slides and told his views on the treatment of negroes down south even in church operated places. Dick, who is the son of the Rev. and Mrs. Robert Linder is the district president of the MYF. A social hour followed. King's Daughters met Tuesday at the Methodist church with 29 members and guests present. Mrs. Robert Linder had the de votion and lesson assisted by Mmes. Frank Beelaert, Ivan Heiss and Merwyn French jr. Dick Linder reported on his trip to Mt. Sequoyah in Arkansas. As part of the entertainment Teresa Ickes, Dinane Trowbridge and Stephanie French gave piano so los. Games were also played. Hostesses were Mmes. Harold Kelly, Larry Heiss and Dale Stauffer. A coffee was held Thursday af ternoon for Mrs. Carl Lucas and Mrs. Bill Jackson in the home of Mrs. Allan Gross. On hand to welcome the newcomers were Mmes. Dick Cunningham, Robert Linder, Carl Max, Kenneth and Darrell Heiss. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Braddock were Sunday dinner guests of Alice French, O'Neill. q A surprise birthday party *was held Saturday night for Mrs. Jessie Cronk. The self invited guests included Mmes. Alton Bradock, George Clasey, John Steinberg, Lynman Park, Anna Thompson and Otto Matschullat. The regular meeting of the WSCS was held Thursday at the Methodist church. Mrs. Stauffer reported on the school of missions which she attended in Lincoln. Her theme was “Oh Send Us Forth”. It dealt with the Islands along the rim of S. E. Asia. Tues day at Atkinson an educational meeting will be held. It was an nounced that the Fall Seminar will be held at Neligh October 2. Sunday evening Dick Linder will speak on his mission tour. Get well cards went to Earl Rodaway, Tommy Holliday and Lloyd Sor ensen. Sympathy cards were signed for Mrs. Etta Wertz and Mrs. O. B. Stuart. Hostesses were Sincere Thanks... To Everyone who helped make the Grand Op ening of our King Koin Launderette such an over whelming success. I —Mr. and Mrs. Herman Janzing -mm ■ 1 Winners of Service Prizes were: | Mrs. Bernard Keil. Inman Mrs. Ralph Larson. O'Neill Mrs. Charles Sfcopec, Stuart Mrs. Kenneth Van Every, Page Mrs. Ray Eby, O’Neill Mrs. Robert Burival. O’Neill Pat McKenzie, O’Neill Mrs. Robert Prouty, O’Neill Bill Richardson. O’Neill Hope Brockman. Emmet Maxine McLeish. O'Neill Mrs. Ida Hughes. Lynch Try our coin - operated Dry Cleaning KING KOIN LAUNDERETTE Across from O'Neill National Bank O'Neill, Nebr. " ■ Mrs. Harry Tegler and Mrs Ly man Parks. Elkhorn Valley Holines; youth rally was held at Page Monday night. Wesleyan Metho dist and Free Method 1st youth; attended from Riverside, Naza rene church, Ewing, Wayne, Ne ligh, Venus, Lynch, Spencer, At kinson, O’Neill and Page. Thi Rev John Neal, Lynch, address e<l the group Election of officer; was held with the Rev. Elmori Blain, Atkinson, being re-electet president. Others included vice president, the Rev. Dale Horn back. Venus; secretary, Donn; Smith, Page; treasurer, Garj Brewster, O’Neill; song leader Mrs. Donald Strong, O’Neill anc pianist, Aletha Rutherford. Th< Atkinson church was awarded the attendance banner. Lunch wai served. Celia News Mr*. Merrill Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hendrick; and Arlin and Mr. and Mrs. Ro bert Hendrick and family wen Wednesday evening guests of Mr and Mrs. Omer Poynts, Stuart. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Andersen were guests Sunday of their son Merlyn and family, O’Neill. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Meyei sr. accompanied by their daugh ter, Beverly, went to Waym Thursday where Miss Meyer en rolled as a sophomore at WSTC They were dinner guests of the Rev. and Mrs. Ivan Meyer. Re turning home Mr. and Mrs. Mey er visited their sister-in-law, Mrs Mabel Meyer, who is a patien at the hospital in Plainview. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hendrick; and Arlin and Mr. and Mrs Richard Klinger and family, At kinson, were Friday evening sup per guests at the Robert Hend rick home. The occasion was ii honor of Becky’s birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hendrick Rhonda and Ricky spent Monday at the Ivan Wayman home. Join ed by Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Lor enz and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ritt; and families, all enjoyed a fishinj excursion to the Elkhom. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Andersor called at the Victor Frickel home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Hoffman Gary and Roger were Sunday Sept. 2 dinner guests of Mr. am Mrs. Duane Beck and family. Thi men spent the afternoon fishing south of Atkinson. Sun. dinner guests of Mr. anc Mrs. J. B. Mellor were Mr. ant Mrs Leonard Chaffin, Edith anc Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hipkc and sons, 9pencer, Mr. and Mrs Murray Mellor and family, Mr anu ivus. dames ivienoi, ivu . an* Mrs. Howard Stephens and Su san, Council Bluffs, la., Roy Hip ke, Stuart and Mr. and Mrs. George Mellor and family, Spen cer. Thursday evening guests of Mr and Mrs. Robert W. Hendricks were the Rev. and Mrs. Elmore Blain and sons, Atkinson, Rev and Mrs. Glen Wessel, Mrs. Johr Wessel and Jean Hulm, Rapic City. Phyllis Lewis and her father Merle Lewis, Longsford, Kan. came early Sunday morning for a brief visit at the Leonard Chaf fin home. They also called at the Hitchcock home and visited brief ly with the Rev. and Mrs. Elmore Blain in Atkinson. Miss Lewis was teacher in the McKathnie school last year, and stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Garold Hitchcock She is attending college this year at Salina, Kan. Sunday afternoon guests at the Mark Hendricks home were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nelson, O’Neill, Mr. and Mrs. Omer Poynts, Stu art and the Rev. and Mrs. El more Blain, Atkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stephens and daughter, Susan, were Mon day dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Stephens’ sister, Mrs. Leonard Chaffin and family. Mrs. LeRoy Hoffman was a guest of her sister, Mrs. Pauline Beck Friday. Clair Beck spent from Tuesday until Thursday at the Hoffman home. Gary accom panied him home and remained with him until Friday. The third annual reunion of the Moss family was held Sunday, Sept. 2, at the home of Mrs. Char les Smith in Atkinson with a cov ered dish dinner at noon i Present were Harry Muss, Spo kane. Wash., Cheever Moss, Om aha, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence i Smith and family, Page; Mr. and Mrs Merrill Smith and family, Mrs. Dorothy Garwood aiwi fam ily and Mr and Mrs Ed Heiser. Mrs. Charles Grimes called in the afternoon. Harry Moss was bon i ored at the occasion in obser vance of his 76th birthday which I was Sept. 3. Ira Moss of O'Neill was not present. i Enrolling as freshmen at the Atkinson high school from this area are Roger Hoffman, Vicki I Frickel and Mary Poessnecker. Sophomores are David Frickel, • Edith Chaffin and Ralph Heiser i Seniors, Harold and Gerold Fnc kel and Dennis Colfack Mary Catherine Kilmurry will enroll as a senior at St. Joseeph’s high school. Charles Chaffin enrolled as a freshman at the Miltonvale Wesleyan college at Miltonvale, Kan. Amelia News By M1*m Flurence Lindsey . Mrs. Harvey Hansen, Scott, Chris and Rofom are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Stark and also Mr. Hansen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hansen at Ceresco. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce were Burwell callers Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Greenstreet, Kirksville, Mo. came Friday and visited several days with the Blake Ott and Floyd Adams fam ilies. Mrs. Greenstreet is a cou sin to Mr. Ott and Mrs. Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Peterson went to Ogallala Sunday to at tend a reunion of the company division 355th infantry with 1 which Edgar served while in the army. There were 55 deaths in the group since the meeting a year ago. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Overton and family, Mead, visited from Friday to Monday at the home of her cousin, Mrs. Darrel Carr and family. Mrs. William Fryrear called on Mrs. Delia Ernst at the hospital while in O’Neill Friday. The building in Amelia belong ing to Mrs. Stella Sparks was torn down and moved out to her farm this week. Her nephew, Bob Adair lives on her place, and plans to build an addition on to the house with the salvaged lum ber. Mrs. Effie Withers plans to re turn to her home here this week after visiting her son, George Chapman and family, Linton, N. I .. D and Mrs. Douglas Chapman and lamiiy, Mobridge, S. D. Her aon, Paul Chapman and wile, who recently sold their business ui Rapid City, S. D plan to bring her home. Mr and Mrs. Jerry Cuddy and family, O'Neill, visited her par euts, Mr. and Mrs Louis Burgett and Wayne Sunday. Debra Carr visited tier grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Peter, O’Neill a lew days when the Pet ers accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Carr and Mr and Mrs. Joe Soukup brought her home and visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Carr and Darla. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Carr and Connie Jo al so were visitors there. Dary and Gene Carr helped Ed gar Jungman finish haying last week. They are helping Dean Prewitt this week. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dierks and family, Cheyenne, Wyo. , Mrs Betty (Dierks) Snyder and family Scottsbluff, visited over the week end with their sister and brother in-law, Mr. und Mrs Gene Ttiompson and family. Mrs. Maude Forbes, Mrs. Em ma Lindsey and Florence visited Mrs Gertie Adair Saturday eve ning. Mr. and Mrs Vern Sageser and Mr. and Mrs. Hienie Frahm re turned home Wednesday from a few days at the State fair. Mrs. Maude Forbes helped Mrs. Dick McConnell with some house cleaning Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Thompson visited at Louis Burgetts Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Alice Prewitt has been vis iting her daughters, Mrs. Max Dixson, Mrs. Gale Fix and Shar on Prewitt, Scottsbluff the past few weeks. Mrs. Lew Backhaus helped Mrs. Kenneth Werner with housd cleaning this week. Mrs. Tommie Doolittle receivid word from her uncle, Sam Gil man, who has been in the Vet erans hospital at Grand Lsland since July stating that he is feel ling better. Mr and Mrs. Don Cheney and her parents from Kentucky were dinner guests Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sam mons and family. Mr. Cheney and Bill were Army buddies. They were enroute to California. WSCS Meet* WSCS met at the annex Wed nesday afternoon. Mrs. Lloyd Waldo, vice president, acted as chairman in the absence of the president. Mrs. Blake Ott led the Prayer Circle and Mrs. Clyde Widman presented part one of the new study lesson, Rim of As ia. Mrs. Elmer Coolidge and Mrs. Clyde Widman served lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Blake Ott, Mr. O'NEILL QUARTER NORSE SHOW AQHA Approved SAT., SEPT. IS Halter Classes start — 9 a.m. Performance Classes start — 2 p.m. Evening Show starts — 7:30 p.m. Youth Activities for children 14 and under in afternoon show i I Performance classes include these events: Western Pleasure Cutting Reining Roping Barrel Racing Youth activities include: Western Pleasure Barrel Racing Pole Bending Showmanship See some of the area's best quarter horses and riders in this show. HUX RICHARDSON Publlahar BRUCE J KKItHEKC EUinur rmns *1 HuIxm riixion In N*bta*ka l.’Mi (>re year, elaewtwre in tla* United Mali*, *;t pei year, rule jbroad provided upon request All lUtninp bona payable tn advance Entered al the (KUlclllir m O Neill. Hull «•»*«»• ry Nebraska as second cl .is* mail nmti»-i under the Act of Cong re** March V 1 s M Tin* in* aapei I* a mem lie r o| the Nchr**kn Press \ tati m. National Editorial Asanoab m m ! . Audi* kii> su "| t ircuiatmn* NATIONAL EDITORIAL and Mrs. Jack Greenstreet, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Adams and Don, Mr and Mrs. Harry Ott. Mrs Gloria Lund rum and Sally were picnicking at Fort Randall Sun Vero Sageser and Merle Fagan were Sioux City callers the first of the week Mr. and Mrs Jack Greenatreet, Kirksville, Mo., and Mr. and Mrs Blake Ott were supjiei guests Friday eveiung with Mr and Mrs Floyd Adams and Don. Mr and Mrs Gus Pospichal, Richard and Michael attended the wedding of their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Bonnie Pospichal to Fred Friedel at Atkinson Saturday, Sept 1 Mr-. Frlfdel'* ohlljifn, Gary, Gregg, Joan and llarbara IVptchiil stayed with their grandparents. Mr and Mr* I’ua pkhal while the Friedel* were on a wedding trip Mr and Mr* Charles Coulnlge and Mrs. Vrrn Sageser were Sun day caller* at Elmer Coolaige'e. Mrs Edith Andersen, Mrs Ger tie Adair. Mr Maud* F»rhe*, Mrs Emma Lindsey and Flor ence were visiting Mrs I *ella Emit at Hie O'Neill Irospital Sun day The Lindseys later culled at the Ermand Keyes home Mr*. Keyes is Mrs Lindsey's great niece Ben Franklin* Plant now for true spring beauty. Packages of colorful tulip bulbs or early-blooming daffodils. 10 Daffodil bulbs 20 T«lip bulbs »*♦♦*••••••••••#•••••••••••••••••••••••< Hyacinth bulbs in assorted colors. 5 bulbs in _ each pkg. 79C Tulip bulbs per package. Mixed col ors.66c Shop Ben Franklin and Save PATTON'S O'NEILL, NEBR. COMING TO O’NEILL SEPTEMBER 20 - 21 - 22 O'Neill Merchants are loaded with Bargains just wait ing for you. Plan now to shop in O'Neill during Dollar Days. - Sponsored by THE O'NEILL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE f