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Page News
By Mr* He* Alto
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Asher re
ceived word that their son, Ben,
who is in the army, left by jet
Thursday f or France. Anyone
who cares to write to him can
do bo by writing Pvt Ben F.
Asher-KA 17 «>z3.6 2d 77th AUG
MD Depot, APO 323, New York,
NY.
Mrs Jim Finley, Bronson, la.,
brought Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fin
ley to their home in Page on
Wednesday. The Finleys had been
gone for about three weeks while
Mrs Finley had surgery on her
knee in a Sioux City hospital.
Bert stayed at Jim's.
William E. Gailbralih, Beemer,
was a Thursday night supper
guest of Mr. and Mrs George
Wettlaufer.
GGO and G met on Friday with
Mrs. Clarence Stevens. Cards
was played with prizes going to
Mines. Otto Matschullat, Anton
Nissen and I O. Woods.
WSCS met on Thursday in tin;
W< sieyari room of the Methodist
church. The lesson and devotion
was given by Mrs. O. A. Weber
and Mrs. boren Sorensen sr.
Their topic was "You Are A
Missionary Too." A question and
answer period followed the les
son on various phases of the mis
sion work in our lives and com
munity. Mrs. Edgar Stauffer
gave a short talk on her trip to
the United Nations
A report was read by Mrs.
Jessie Kelly on the executive
meeting held at the Merwyn
French sr. home Friday
A certificate of appreciation
was read from UNICEF*, thank
ing all who took part in the
Halloween canvassing
G< t well cards were sent to
Mrs. Roy Brownell, California
Mrs Evelyn Gray and Mrs Ro
bert Gray were hostesses.
Neighborhood club met on Wed
n sday with Mrs. J W F'inch. As
this w.is ihe first meeting of the
new club year, election of officers
was held with Mrs. George Wett
lauer the new president. Other
officers are Mrs. Leslie Sum
mers, vice-president, Mrs. Finch,
secretary-treasurer. Four ladies
joined the club, Mines Richard
Hernandez, Ed Eggan, Kenneth
Wettlaufer and Pete Sojka Mrs.
Her nandez won tne special prize
Mrs. Ray Grubbs was a guest
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heiss en
tertained the following at their
home on Tuesday night for an
ice cream party Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Harmon, Mr. and Mrs. War
ren Cronk, Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs Darrell
liciss and Mr and Mrs. Kenneth
Heiss.
Mr. and Mrs. “Bud Codei”
were Sunday night supper guests
of Mr and Mrs. Ray Harmon in
honor of Melainie Harmon’s 5th
birthday.
Town and Country club met on
Tuesday with Mr and Mrs. Cal
vin Harvey. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome
AlLn were guests Bridge was
played with Mr. and Mrs. Gailen
Miller and Mr and Mrs. Allen
winning prizes.
Mrs. Evelyn Gray entertained
9 members and two guests, Mrs.
Dora Townsend and Mrs. Sarah
Adams, Chambers, when R. N. A
Kensington met with her on Wed
nesday afternoon. The afternoon
was spent informally.
Bid or Bye bridge club met on
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Gailen Miller. Mrs. Harold Ash
er won high score honors.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
h Id a covered dish supper at the
IOOF Hall on Tuesday night with
over 50 in attendance. Carolyn
Max was given a pin in com
meneration of her United Nation
trip sponsored by the two lodges.
After supper a separate meeting
was held.
The American Legion Auxiliary
met on Monday night at the Le
gion hall. It was voted to send
$10 to the Little Red schoolhouse
fund and $5 for the Yanks Who
Gave. The annual Christmas par
ty will be held on December 10
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with a covered dial) aupper at
6 30 and a 59c gift exchange.
Hostesses were Mines. Arnold
Tikalaky, Lyndley Crumly and
Robert Harvey. Mrs. Lee Fink
won the special pruc
Get Together ctub met on Wed
nesday with Mrs Jim Ruther
AH members were present. Tiie
club planned to visit Mrs. Ver
non Beckwith at Emmet on De
cember 12. Mrs. Beckwith was a
member of the club and recently
moved away.
Mrs Alma Tegeler and Mr
and Mrs. Harry Tegeler were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Terrill.
The class mothers of 1955 will
sponger a pre-nuptial shower on
Saturday alter noon at the Meth
odist church for Rose Mary John
son, fiance of Martin Frahm Con
sider this your invitation.
Mrs. Harold Heisa left Sunday
morning for Broomfield. Colo ,
to visit her daughter and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Fink
Mr. and Mrs Perry Schwasin
ger, Ogallala, accompanied Mi.
and Mrs. Claude Rhodes, Big
Springs, to the home of their
couain, Mr and Mrs. N. D. Ickes,
where they visited Thursday to
Saturday. On Friday the group
attended the sale of the Whittaker
estate and were callers in he
hom of Mr and Mrs. Dan Tro
shynski Enroute they visited in
Kearney and Ravena.
Mr. and Mrs. E E Copes and
Nancy, Ainsworth, were Thurs
day overnight guests in the home
of Mrs Mae Copes. On Friday
they went to Lincoln where Mrs.
Mae Copes visited relatives. The
others attended the Nebraska
football game. They all returned
home on Sunday afternoon
Mr. and Mr*. Arnold Stewart
spent their vacation vtailing rela
tives in Tecumseh. In Grand Is
land they visited their son, Loren
and his wile. They also called
-it Mr. and Mrs Ralph Brostrum
and lanuiy and Mr and Mrs. H.
brummeti and girls, Grand Ls
luiw, oeiore returning home
Mr and Mrs. Siren Sorensen
jr. and famiiy were Sunday af
ternoon callers in the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Ick
es.
Mr. and Mrs Russell Johnson.
Fremont, came Sunday to take
her mo her, Mrs Emma Morris,
who had been a patient in the
hospital for several days, to their
home for the winter.
Mrs Merwyn French jr. and
new daughter, Alison, are spend
ing a few days with her parents,
Mr and Mrs. Orville Olson in
Oakland, before coming home.
Mr and Mrs Gregg Kemper
and family, Osage, Kan., are here
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Herbert Kemper. On Sunday,
Mrs. Frieda Asher joined the
group for dinner.
Eight second grade girls were
overnight guests of Stephanie
French Monday in the home of
her grandparents, Mr and Mrs
Merwyn French sr. ‘Grandma"
French served supper and fur
nished the entertainment. Her
guests were Lee Ann Cronk, Deb
bie Heiss, Patty McCabe, Joan
Matschullat, Sally O’Brein and
Bebbi Sorensen.
HOA met with Mrs. Harold
Heiss last Tuesday. The ladies
did their own needlework. They
will meet next with Mrs. Harry
Lampert.
Mr. and Mr* Dan Troshynaki
were Sunuay owner gue*u w We
home u< uer parent*, Mr. and
Mr*. George PomgraU, 0 Neill
Tne att' »uo-ui*tnct rally
wa* heU at O -vein on Sunuay
at tne Mctixxlist church. The Kev
John banner, Wauaa, district
youth director, was the mam
speaxer. ‘ihu*e attending from
rage were Caroline Max, Roberta
.-vsuer, Winnie lie is*, Juanita
Rag,and. Dick Lwoer and John
Crumiy and the Rev. Robert Lin
der. rage unit had the opening
devotion.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Max and
Dale Matschullat went to Lincoln
Saturday where the men attended
ibe Nebraska-Oklahoma state foot
ball game Mrs. Max visited l»er
aunts. Mis* Minnie Farnsworth
and Mrs Selma Malmsten, both
patients in the hospital.
Couples club met on Saturday
night with Mr. and Mrs Melvin
Carson. Bridge was played with
wmners bemg Mr*. Dan Troshyn
ski and C. E. Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Heese
and boys, Randolph, were Sunday
afternoon callers at the George
W/ettiaufer home.
Mr and Mrs. Wdliam Sorensen
and family, Rita Larson, Mr. and
Mrs. Soren Sorensen jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Sorensen, Creighton,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Soiensen
and family, Omaha, were all Sun
day dinner guests of Mr. and.
Mrs. Soren Sorensen sr., Mrs Ro
bert Sorensen, the former Nina
Burvial, was here for the week
visiting her parents in O’Neill.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ruther,
Page attended the wedding of
Sharon Kropp on Saturday morn
ing at St. Peter’s church, Ewing
Mr and Mrs. Alum Trowbridge.
Saratoga, Wyo., lwoeat Trow
dr urge and Mr a Ann* smith. In
man, Mr. and Mrs Howard Mil
ler. hwuig. Jeaa.e Iron*. Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Stevens and Mr.
and Mrs. Meivin Smith, ail ot
Page, lieu) a no-host uinner no
Sunday at the Eitucr T:owbridge
!ionic this is the iirst tune in
several year* that the Trow
oridgc iatnn> ha* had a get to
gether Mrs. Eva William*. Sa
lem, ore., the only member* of
tlie family not present, was call
ed by the group via the tele
phone to wish her a "happy birth
day*.
The Rev Robert Linder, Junita
Ragland, Connie Ntasen, Caroline
Max, Karen Harris, Bonnie Heis*
and Dick Limler, all Page ten.
airs, met with the Rev Johnson
and four PLainview senior* on
Friday night and continued on to
Grand Island where they remain
ed overnight On Saturday the
group toured the following col
leges, Kearney State teachers
college, Kearney, Hastings Col
lege, Hastings, Wesleyan Metho
dist, Lincoln and Midland Col- ,
lege. Fremont. The group return
ed home on Saturday night
Cub scouts den No 1 met on
Tuesday night at the home of
Mrs. Carl Max The theme for
November is ‘Buckskin Pioneers'
and how they lived, etc The
IOOF UlIHiE NO. 67
meets every Wednesday at 8
pm All members are urgt*d to
lie present. V*isiting Old Fellows
welcome. tf
group started u> make a covered
wagon There will be e pack
meeting on Friday night at the
Methodist church with the pai
nils <4 the cub scout* especially
invited Bobcat swards will be
given
A pre Thanksgiving dinner w*a
field on Sunday at the Calvin
Harvey home, with the following
guests Mr and Mrs Kenneth
Asher ami lamily, Atkinaon, Mr
aid Mrs Edgar Woods. Lincoln
and Mrs. Hester Kdmisten, Page
Mrs Ed Eggan left Saturday
by bus lor Portland, Ore., where
sue will spend Thanksgiving with
:.er sister and brother She will
spend Christmas with relative* in
Los Angeles and Puente. Cali!
Mr an i Mrs Hubert Niasen
and family visited tier brother
Robert and hi* family from Lin
coin at the home of Mr and Mis
Suren Sorensen sr.
Mr and Mrs Harry Harper,
accompanied Mr and Mrs Frank
Jlerlarrt to Oklahoma CAy, frl
day to apmd a Jr* day* with
Mr and Mr* Gordon Harper
Mr and Mrs U«rnm Itaynr*
and family called on hi* parent*
Mr and Mrs Allan llaynrs on
Tuesday
Tho Frontier
FRITZ'S
Body Shop
24 Hr, Wrecker Service
Complete Body Work
Glatt Cut & Installed
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30tlr
O'NBnX. A K1U1.
FOR SALE
Our 160 acre farm located Vi mile east and
2Va miles south of Stuart, Nebraska.
Vrry writ imprmnd. fully iitmlrm borne, uuUinlMbHpi In
<**orllrnt roiiilMldfi Mill >wll now wtlli imwmliw >l<i»rh I. INJ
Terms if desired.
ART and ALDA GIVENS
Stuart, Nebraska
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Paul Shierk
INSU RANCE AOKNOT
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Locksmithing
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Joseph P. Shanner
M Ho. 4th O’Neill
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Free Wedding
DANCE
Leon Rentschier
and Sharon Seger
Dance to
Jack Duke's Westerners
Vocalist Bill Rentschier
STUART AUDITORIUM
Sat., Nov. 24
8:30 p.m.
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YOU ARE
INVITED
TO BE
OUR GUEST
We are holding our Annual "Family Night"
for our employees, their families and friends on
Tuesday, November 27 between 6 & 9:30 p.m.
I am cordially inviting you to be my guest
on this occasion. As my guest you will be en
titled to a 10% discount during this one eve
ning only.
Sincerely,
Please accept this as your personal invitation. Due to your re
sp .se in previous years, we are staying open until 9:30 p.m.
tliis year so EVERYONE will be able to take advantage of this
event.
LAY-AWAY Christmas Gifts now — it's so easy
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Low, tow everyooy prices plus Gold Bond Stamps oi... SBS
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\ MEAT LOAF RECIPE...
rl4 l«f 1 CWf mdk
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7 *§9*. slightly fcsafan 1 ttaipw pappw
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flj Combine all ingredient* and pack lightly into meat
jv loaf pan. Hake in moderate oven (350° F) foe 1
I hour. Serve with tomato sauce, mushroom sauce or
I white sauce with vegetable* added. Serves 4-f>.
Safeway’s
famous
quality
Ground Beef
Holds volume well f
while cooking f
Meaty Spareribs^sL u. 3 9c 1
Chopped Beef creamed on toast .. Pkg. 29c J
Chunk Bologna Piece, Lb. 39c .. . .Lb! 49c
Juicy...
FRESH
TOMATOES
Choose your favorite or Mix 'em ... RED " 1 " "" """"
0 Ml Pink"meated”, fresh
3 ibs. 49c 79*
Hamburger Buns s!9«
Mrs. \Y right’s — save 4c on each package purchased.
Campbeirs Soup ^10
TOMA TO; perfect for making tomato sauce, — "America’s best^loved soup"
Refrig. Biscuits... & c
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Carnation Milk 7 r,$1°°
Evapor; ted — .deal for formula, and in preparing holiday delicacies.
Baked Beans.3^49*
Morton House — Oven-Baked, filled with luscious flavor.
Toilet Tissue 10 79< i
'V aUorf Ussue — ** *>(**, strongest, nicest tissue of its kind. '
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I No Coupon Required
tiuy as much as you like
fDAflfEDC GOLD BOND amps
VlmAVImEK9 — with purchase of £
4 a 20-ox. Loaf Skylark (*
• $1 SANDWICH BREAD %
■ Oh E |pj Offer good thru November 24
1-lb Pkg. Busy Baker Soda or Oyster ; f.CCCCC-f CW*iTlWWWlt
Crackers, Morton House Chili with
Beans ... No. 300 Can lg
Lmbbt1 GOLD BOND ^ I
— with purchase at
Brownie Mix ££££*.l£37e 25-ib.nog %
leg-ill Vegetables 2”^T38* «*» POTATOES %
Cake Mixes neg. layer rartetj ....Pkg. 41c Offer good thru November 24 J^|
Pie Crust Mix PlUafavry.Pkg. 23c -?-*Ti”^rrrr*'*TrATiTrrr* *
Pie Crest Sticks 38c i
Browiie Mix S .*5c GOLD BOND s,amPs %
Boasted Peanuts ^ Be Ux/J-U UUWU g
Bbuk Tub* Mr - w.th purchase <rf g
Harahmallovs ££ATV^. "tS 29c ... . >
laisal Crackefa S7?r:.....,m9c i> Allsweet Margarine g
lenkei’t Cocoa Jsr*..£59c § K”mb°24_|
Potato Ckiat ^ _-.. **«. 69c
Crisco Liquid Joy , Tide Dash Comet
Shortening Detergent j Detergent Detergent Cleanser
Cm 38c BotUe 39c Package 35c Package *2-25 | 2 is 33c
"30c cfT* pack
Liquid Liquid Ivory j Blue Cheer Diaper SeofTissne
Mr. Clean Detergent ] Detergent Sweet Assarted Colon
££4le its 39c j *2535e ,££59c 2Sr2fc
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Powdered j Downy Fabric ; Oxydof Premium Dez
Spic & Span I Softener Detergent Detergent
1'Ib* 15a 5 17-°r AO* \ **-<*. 2S-ax.
Package ww% Bottle *Ww Package Ww Package wvC
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Clorox Bleach.p£K*Ic
Patty Shells FAjSs- froim ...^PV* 49. GOLD BOND stomps
—or Apple Dnmpai^ Cherry Rohe. Apple StrwJel _ wjlh
a I . r . |# 44-or. Jar Shasta Brand S
^ Golden Encyclopedia strawberry Pr.,.n., I
‘' tdy *V53 ^ Offer goal thru November 24
t> Beauty Pori or Tov P
Vefcee ideal ChristmL preaect... |IU«
Rifh*. Rcjerred to Limit Quantities _ GOLD BOND stomps %
”"— — — with . .-rjiuae of jgl
1 -lb. Plcg. Safeway Brand ^
BRICK CHILI
__ Offer good thru November 24
I AC prices effective thru Saturday, November 24,
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