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Section Two Four Pages 0 "The Voice of the Beef Empire"-North-Central Nebraska's BIGGEST Newspaper Volume 82—Number 44 O'Neill, Holt County, Nebraska, Thursday, February 21, 1963 Seven Cents Chambers News By Mr*. E. R. Carpenter Arnold Zuehlke was admitted to the Atkinson Memorial hospital Friday, where he received care for a bleeding ulcer. Sunday dinner guests in the Glen Grimes home were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Beed, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Adams and children, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Grimes and Richard Grimes, Chambers and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Russell and Mr. and Mrs. John Reynolds, Long Pine. Linda Rowse, Lincoln and Ju dy Beed, Grand Island, spent the past weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rowse and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Beed. Mrs. L. D. Putman, O’Neill, and Mrs. Wayne Smith and daughter, Judy, Chambers, were Grant! Island shoppers Saturday. Mrs. Ralph Cooke, Sheffield, la., came Thursday to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gleed. Word has been received from Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Medcalf, saying they arrived at the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Max Medcalf, Shreveport, La., Tuesday p. m. Feb. 12 after having spent Sun day night with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Avard, Lin coln. Mrs. Edgar DeHart was a call attention! corn farmers WATCH THE mm? on TV! Seminar No. 4 WEED CONTROL Sun., Feb. 24 — 3 p.m. Channel 4 - KTIV-TV Presented by Gelgy Agricultural Chemicals, manufacturers of Atrazlne and Slmazlne herbicides. DON’T MISS ITI As Advertised in Farm and Home Section HARRY R. SMITH IMPLEMENTS O’Neill, Nebr. er in the Louis Neilson home Sunday p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Mile Fleek and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Shoema ker were Sunday dinner guests in the Henry Fleek home. Oscar Greenstreet, Mt. Vernon Wash., who has been a guest in the William Reninger home, wenl to Lincoln Sunday to visit his son, Mr. and Mrs. Kieth Greenstreet and family. Mrs. Stella Sparks accompanied her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gilman and nephew, Bob Adair, Amelia, to Grand Is land last Monday to visit their brother, Sam Gilman at the Vet erans hospital. The Chambers Fire Department was called to the Blaine Gar wood ranch west of Amelia Sun day evening to combat a fire which had gotten out of control when Mrs. Garwood was burning some trash. The family had the fire out by the time the truck reached there. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Carpenter were Sunday evening callers in the Tom Baker home, Amelia. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Young. Robert Hess, who has been em ployed at Wichita, Kan., came the last of the week and is stay ing with his parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Earl Hess for a time. The Holt County Volley Bali Tournament was held at Cham bers Monday, Tuesday and Thurs day of last week. Entered were teams from Stuart, Atkinson, O’ Neill, Page, Ewing, Inman and Chambers. Trophies were award ed Thursday evening following the last game. Chambers with fin IaccOl' rn/tniifo^ f i *■ icAtvU... Page Iiaving won from O’Neil] but losing to Chambers, won the 2nd trophy and O’Neill the third. There was a good attendance and much interest shown each eve ning. 'the Chambers basketball team and the volley ball team played the Brunswick teams at Bruns wick Friday evening with Cham bers winning both games. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Smith drove to Broken Bow Friday eve ning where they met Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Baach and Mr. and Mrs. Duane Miller, Ogallala and attended the Ogallala-Broken Bow basketball game. Mr. Baach and Mr. Miller, formerly of O’ Neil], are now teaching at Og allala. Mrs. Andrew Gilbert and Mrs. Kenneth Weller drove to Atkin son Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Camp bell, Norfolk, were coffee guests in the Wayne Smith home Wed nesday evening. Mrs. Campbell was in charge of the NSCA drive in, O’Neill that evening. Mrs. Minnie Ritterbush and Mr. and Mrs. John Ritterbush re cently sold their ranch southwest of Chambers to Mr. and Mrs. George Fullerton, Amelia and will move soon into Chambers. The former will live in the house formerly occupied by the Ron Haake family and the John Ritterbush family will move to a house in the new addition in the north part of town. Kenneth Weller and sons, La dean and Earl, Craig, spent the weekend with Mrs. Weller at Chambers. Mrs. Jack Biererle and child I Save by Trading Now for a New I I Henna las8 | For a limited time Kansas-Nebraska is offering extra liberal Water trade-in allowances, so why not let us install a genuine Permaglas® glass-lined automatic Gas Water Heater. Perma glas® is engineered to give you crystal clear hot water and save you big operating dollars year after year. There's no better time to trade than right now . . . Kansas Nebraska is giving liberal allowances for whatever you use to heat water—now. Permaglas® Water Heaters may also be purchased through your favorite gas appliance dealer. For Dependable GAS Service ren, Fremont, have been visit ing her mother, Mrs. Paul Roth. A bridal shower honoring Lin da Rowse, is being planned for Saturday evening, February 23, at the Memorial Baptist church. There were 15 members and 1 visitor present at the home of Mrs. Duane K. Miller Friday eve ning when the Valley Center Ex tension club held their regular meeting. Guest speaker was Mrs. Larry Lieswald who also gave a demonstration on “Sewing with Wool". Mrs. Melvin Bell, presi dent of the club presided. She opened the meeting by having the group read the club collect. Roll call was answered by giving a sewing hint. Mrs. C. V. Robert son, music chairman led in sing ing “Juanita", "Bring Back My Bonnie” and “When You and I were Young Maggie”. An ex change of homemade valentines was enjoyed following the meet ing after which the hostess as sisted by Mrs. Don Gartner serv ed lunch. The next meeting will be March 15 at the home of Mrs. Duke Read. A recent land transaction is the purchase by Mr. and Mrs. Eu gene Halsey of the 240 acre farm a mile north of Chambers owned and operated by Mr. and Mrs. Don Dankert. The Halseys plan to move there some time this spring. The Dankerts will move to the L. O. Lenz house which will be vacated by Mr. and Mrs. John Lee Farrier. They have been farming the Lenz place for a number of years. Mr. and Mrs. Kieth Halsey, who are now liv ing at Bassett will move onto the Eugene Halsey place farther north. Diane Durre was dismissed from St. Anthony’s hospital, O’ Neill, Friday where she had been t_ iz_i: J _ rwy J 1 _ 1/UIUA. VI OIUCC 1 UC.WIUJ uuc to a head injury received when struck by a ball bat on the school grounds. Mr. and Mrs. John Honeywell and their daughter and son-in law, Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Rubeck, | Columbus, were supper guests Sunday in the Ed Urban home. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Carpenter drove to Omaha Thursday to at tend a Shorthorn cattle sale. They purchased a young register ed Shorthorn bull which they were able to get trucked as far as , Pierce that evening. On Friday Mr. Carpenter and Gerald Grimes went to Pierce and brought him on home. A soup supper, sponsored by the choir, was held at the Cham bers Methodist church Saturday evening. The group interested, feel that it was a very success ful endeaver as it netted them about $150.00 which will be used toward purchase of choir robes. Mrs. Rena Deirking left re cently for a visit with her daugh ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Osro Dean and family, Los An geles, Calif. She had spent about a week in Wayne with her other daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Pfeil before leav- j ing for California. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Papke and Johnny were last Wednesday business callers at Bassett. While there they visited the Russell Gustafson family who formerly lived in Chambers. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Coday drove to Ravena Sunday to help Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Standage cele brate their golden wedding an niversary. The Standages former ly lived in Amelia. Mr. John Moulton, scientist and professor of Geology and Geo graphy of Hastings college gave an inspiring message at Bethany Presbyterian church Sunday a.m. Mrs. Henry Fleek reports that her father, Bert Whiting, who had been a patient for several days in the Albion hospital, was dis missed on Wednesday. Mr. Whit ing, formerly of Chambers, is in a rest home at Albion. Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Cooper have recently purchased the house on the south aide of mam street owned by the late Mrs. Hattie Tibbets and are busy re-decorat ing and getting ready to move into it as soon as it is ready. The Coopers have rented their home in the north part of town to Mr. and Mrs. John Lee Far rier. Leo Adams, Atkinson, took his brother-in-law, Lloyd deed to Rochester, Minn. Monday for medical care. The Harlan Larson children, Wayne, Carolyn, Harold, Mom and Sandy were overnight guests Friday in the home of their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wood. Mrs. Irwin LaRue, little daugh ter, Teresa, and her mother, Mrs. Fred Catron, accompanied the formers son, Lanny LaRue, to Omaha last Sunday on a combin ed business and pleasure trip. They visited in the home or re latives, returning home Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Papke were Saturday guests in the Dudley Haliigan home, O’Neill, getting acquainted with little Tracy Car ol, 1 week old Saturday. Mrs. Alberta Hoffman, 9tuart, has been helping in the home. Even ing visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hoffman and Darlene and Danny, Stuart. Mr. and Mrs. D. Wood visited Saturday evening and Sunday in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Micanek, Lynch. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rickard were Wednesday evening callers in the Loy Fluckey home. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Papke were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnson and family, Burke, S. D. and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Hoffman and girls, Newport, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hoff man, Darlene and Danny, Mrs. Katherine Papke, Darrell, Den nis and Patty Brainard, all of Stuart. The occsion was a fare Dr. H. D. GILDERSLEEVl OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined—Glasses Fitted Contact Censes Phone 167 — O’Neill, Nebr. Hours 9-5—Mon. thru Saturday Closed Wednesday Take a long look TAKE a long, second look before you get a loan on land! Ask yourself, can I pay the loan in advance without penal ty? Are rates low, pay ments reasonable? Is Mortgage Protection Life Insurance available? The answer is YES with a Federal Land Bank Loan. See Ue for a LAND BANK LOAN _ Federal Land Bank Association O’Neill, Nebr. I IN NEBRASKA BEER IS A NATURAL From nature's light grain comes sparkling, light beer. .. Nebraska's traditional beverage of moderation—it's light, sparkling, delicious. And naturally, the Brewing Industry in Nebraska is proud of the more than three and one-half million tax dollars it contributes to the state of Nebraska each year—money that helps support out schools, our nospitals and our parks. In Nebraska, beer belongs, enjoy it. ® UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC NEBRASKA DIVISION well party for Bob Papke who is leaving Feb 24 for service in the Navy. The Martha 4-H club met at the Stanley Lambert home Sat urday p.m. Top Ten Girl?, 4 ll Our meeting was held at the home of Lynne Kay Grossnick laus. We decided to get song books for each member. We dis cussed the kind of material tc buy for our project. We got our record books for the year. For recreation we sang songs and played games Mrs. Grossmck laus served a very nice lunch before we left. The new meet mg will be at the borne of Kay Held on Mar. 9. 1963. Sandra May, reporter Word reaches us of the death Sunday of Sam Gilman, Amelia, who has been a patient in the Veterans hospital. Grand Island. He is a brother of Mrs Stella Sparks, Chambers Mrs. Mark Gribble entertained the Bethany Warnin'* association Wednesday liaving an at'endunce of 17 ladies and 4 children The Mr and Mr*. Hubert Klabenra ami ton, Todd, Album, were weekend guest* in the KmiJ KJatr ene* home Mr. and Mr*. IHive Holcomb. Aurora, wen- weekend guest* in the L. V. Cooper home Mr. and Mra Darrel Gilletu and son. Darrel lee were din ner guests tn the Jim (lihson home Sunday Try The Frontier Want Ads — It Pays I U. S. CHOICE Tender T-Bone STEAK Lb. only 89c SIRLOIN Lb. only 79c ('udMliy’M Itound-up lt<n. rhub Summer SAUSAGE 59c ('utbUiy’ii l*urltun ?lb. hoi BACON .98c WIImui King BOLOGNA .3/$l (Hidahy’i <'turned 4 It* ran HAM .$3.39 (\idothy’* Virginia! Keel SAUSAGE .... Lb. 69c Smoked rienlr HAMS.Lb. 35c Lean Meaty BOIL BEEF ... Lb. 25c FreMi I^nui PORK ROAST Lb. 39c FORK STKAK Lb. 49c I H I) V (Hulni m QUARTER 1 BEEF SALE 1 Hinds .. 53c C Fronts ..41c ■ Sides 46 Vic M flit iuiiI V FREE for ■ Vour Free—r S PREMIUM BRAND - ELBERTA FREESTONE BON AIR 100% GUARANTEED FROZEN FRUIT PIES j EACH j OSCAR MAYER ( LUNCH ; MEAT I I HUSKIES Meal or Cubes DOG FOOD 20-lb. sack GOLDEN RIPE 1 Bananas 1 DELICIOUS Half box APPLES .$2.49 SNOW-WHITE Per Head CAULIFLOWER .. 29c NEBRASKA RED 1 SPypS^JJt^2?cJjK^ IV* 1 CARNATION Tall cans MILK.6/95c CARNATION instant powdered 20-qt- bx MILK .$1.69 HERSHEY Pound can COCOA.59c WYLERS ASSORTED Pk*s. m SOUP .2/25e | LI X LIQL’m 22-01. bottle K DETERGENT 49c I WA BROWN ORANGE 16-oz. jars W MARMALADE .. 3/$! > We Give ||HE«I32S^^H I top value PjyTfciTVT^J I ^^^tamp^^JL«<«L*jIJLabJULJb| theme of the »ludy was, "The Broken Covenant”, with Mr*. Irwin La Hue as leader. Mr* K Hoffman led the devotional* front the book of prayer Mrs John Harkins gave a review of the book, "Who Care*”. All mem ber* and visitor* are invited to attend the World Isay of Prayer -service at the Chambers Metho dist church March 1. The nest meeting will be with Mrs Wayne Stevens Feb. 77. Mr and Mrs. Tom Papke were Wednesday evening visitor* in the Loy Fluckey home.