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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (May 23, 1963)
Atkinson News Feme Ihivis went to Omaha last Wednesday and returned Sal urday accompanied hy his daugh ter, Mrs. Mike Wenner and Mrs. Davis, who has been hospitalized there for the past couple weeks. Henry Relnheimer and daugh ters, Jennifer and Mardell of Spencer were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Elmer McClurg. They visited Mrs. Reln heimer who is in tiie Atkinson hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Davis took her mother, Mrs. Margaret Bartlett, to Grand Island Friday where she enplaned for Norfolk, Va. to spend some time with her son. Dr. Steven Bartlett, who is a Navy surgeon there. Mrs. Bart lett has si>ent the past month here with the Davis family. Mr. and Mrs. Imnald Juittla and family of Seattle and Mrs. Donald I'arsons of Ewing sjient last Wednesday visiting in At kinson with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Parsons. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hickok left Sunday for Lexington where they will spend a few days visit ing their son and daughter-in law, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hickok and family. Vern Hickok is carry NOTKX All owners of dogs must keep dogs at home or on a leash. Any dogs not, will lie dis|msed of immediately. 5c Village Connell of Page ■ ing the mail for his father while they are away. Sam Brady and his daughter, Mrs. Nora Acton and tier daugh ter, Valerie Sue, six years old, left Wednesday for Minneapolis where Valerie Sue will undergo surgery on her leg. For those who might wish to cheer her ho« pital stay she will be at the Shrin ers Hospital for Crippled Chil dren in Minneapolis. 2025 Fast River Road. Valerie is a grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F W. (Sami Brady. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Richardson received word from their daugh ter, Miss Elta Richardson, who is an R.N. at the Lambs Mem orial hospital in Denver, that she is transferring to the Veterans Administration hospital in Den ver. Circle Sarah of the Methodist ..I...a..I. mat I-.it .. utllh Mrs Karl Coxbill as hostess. Twelve members and two guests, Mrs. Mary Pacha and Mrs. Kudy Dvorak were present. This was the last meeting of the church year and the Penny savings were taken up. Since this was the last meeting of the church year the various circle members names will be drawn and new grouj>s formed. This group has been to gether for the past two years. Dr. and Mrs. James Ramsay and children spent last Sunday visiting her parents, Judge and Mrs. Ray in Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Parsons drove to Niobrara last Sunday where they spent the day with her brothers, Frank and William Pavelka. Fred Dunn visited briefly in Atkinson last Friday enroute to Superior where he attended the Wilbem wedding. Mrs. H. J. Hammond returned — : Hail Insurance Same Rates as 1962 ' No Premium payment until fall Settlement on all losses No Crop Mortgages No recording of notes Old Reliable Company Kieth Abort O'Neili, Nebr. Phone 209 last week from Lincoln where she visited her daughter ami son-in law, Mr. and Mrs Charles Chace and family. Mrs Hammond also attended the class play, "Pride ami Prejudice" in which her granddaughter, Rose Mary Chace had the h ading part. Miss Chace also was the winner of the lietty Crocker award given by her school recently. She will graduate on May 29. Rose Mary has also bi en chosen as a recipient for a scholarship and plans to attend St Mary's college in Omaha this fall. The Chace family formerly lived in Atkinson where Mr Chace practiced law. The live and I/'am Extension club met May 16 at the home of Mrs. Walter Kies for a covered dish luncheon. All members were present and one guest, Mrs. Joe Binder. The meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs William Wilkinson and the Flag salute was given. 1-toll call was answered by all members giving an old superstition. The reading leader, Mrs George Files, read a poem "An Old Farm Sale”, and Mrs. Orville Hitchcock, Health leader read an article on "Treatment and Control of Hodg kins disease". Mrs. Paul Roth lost crmiin in «/»t/nrnl wimK The group decided to hold their annual picnic at the Park house in Atkinson on June 30 at 1 p.m. All former members are invited to attend 1 ut no cards will be sent to each individual. Mrs. Gaines Rzeszotarski won the Guess What. The meeting adjourned and turned the meeting over to the lesson leaders, Mrs. Ray Groff and Mrs. Dale Stevens. The les son was on meat cookery. A plant exchange followed. ~ ." Page News Hy Mm. lien Asker Dale Matschullat received emergency treatment Sunday evening at the hospital. The han dle on the jack which he was using, slipped and hit him in the face. Seven stitches were taken to close the wound. i own And Country Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Harvey entertained the members of the Town and Country club at their home, Monday evening. Bridge was played with Mr. and Mrs Jerry Asher winning high and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Asher, sec ond high. County Meeting Members from O’Neill, Cham bers, Stuart, Atkinson, and Ew FRITZ'S Body Shop 24 Hr. Wrecker Service Complete Body Work Glass Cut & Installed - PHONE - 86 Day — 473 Night O’NEIIX, NEBR. 30tfc EpAAl bag of fertilizer ill With Any Lawn Mower BAG OF FERTILIZER 1__ M GARDEN HOSE AND riCCi LAWN SPRINKLER ® ® With Our Farm King Tiller ■I ■ INSTALLATION AND 10 GALLONS GASOLINE ■ ■ With a Set of 4 Crest Tires L ELECTRIC COFFEE MAKER With Any Gas Range mg were represented when the Ho.t County American Leg.on and Actuary met a.outlay rnght at Page, me p: inctpai speaker was Jeiome Heim, Petersburg, can didate for state commander. The county convention will be held in July at Atkinson. Some ol the members of the MYF was m charge of the Sun day worship seivice at the Page Methodist church Those partic ipating were Caroline Max, Jua nita Ragiand, Dick Lindi-r, John Crumiy and Kent Stauffer. The junior choir sang and Kent Stauf fer accompanied on the piano by h.s mother, Mrs Marvin Stauffer, sang “Somebody Btgger Than You and 1”. Ushers for the day w. re Dennis lckes, student at Liicoln University and Fred Cronk, a student at WSTC. Mr. and Mrs, Elton Braddock en.ertained members of the Couples club at their home, Thursday evening. Bridge was played with Frank Cronk, win ning high and Mrs Melvin Roach, second high. Mrs. E. H. Farnsworth was pleasantly surprised when some of her neighbors called, Wednes Avtv in wish hi*r Rirth day.” The self invited guests were Mines. Freida Asher, Roy Stewart, Icie Snyder, John Gray, Mae Copes, Raymond Heiss and Stella Russell. 4 G‘» Meet GGG and G club met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Otto Mat schuiiat. Her guests were Mrs. §oren Sorensen sr., Roy Grubbs and John Steinberg. Pitch was played with winners being, Mrs. Alta Finch, high, Mrs. Clarence Stevens, low, Mrs. Roy Grubbs, first traveling and Miss Grace Zellers, second traveling. East Side Kountry Klub East Side Kountry Klub met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Norman Trowbridge. Mrs. War ren Crank had the lesson on ‘‘Meat Cookery”. Roll call was answered by ‘‘Favorite Way of Cooking Meat”. Mrs. Dale Ring joined the club. Mrs. Cronk won the special prize. Help-U-Club Mrs. Alta Finch entertained 12 members of the Help-U-club, Wednesday for a noon day din ner. The ladies spent the after noon doing needlework for the hostess. Mrs. Ethel Waring will have club next. Mrs. Clarence Finch jr. won the special prize Memorial Day services will be held Thursday afternoon, May 30. at the schoolhouse. William E. Gailbraith, Beemer, state Ameri i can Legion commander, will be the principal speaker. Memorial services will be held at the cemetery under the di rection of the American Legion. Patrick H. O’Brien, fireman, son of Mr. and Mrs. William O' Brien, is serving aboard the USS Kearsarge, which left Long Beach, Calif., April 18 for six months in the Pacific. He enlisted in the Navy June 1962 . Friends in this area will be pleased to hear that Mr. anti Mrs. Ed Murfin will observe their 60th wedding anniversary, June 3. They will be glad to hear from all their friends. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Grimes and family, Chambers, and Mrs. Anna Thompson were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Kelly. Davis Williams, Salem, Ore., Mr. ana Mrs. Elmer Trowbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miller. Ewing and Mrs. Jessie Cronk held a no-host dinner Sunday at the Earl Stevens home. Mr. and Mrs Roy Zellers call ed on Jim Hartman and his mother, Mrs. Mary Hartman, Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Art Grass and Jolene were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ar nold Grass, Tekamah. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Heiss and family were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Prill, Stuart, in observance of Scott Prill and Nadine Heiss’s third birthday. The Freshman and sophomore classes had their class party Monday evening with a picnic. Dale Ring is their sponsor. Mrs. Hester Edmisten, Mrs. Mae Copes and Mrs. John Gray accompanied Mrs. N. D. Ickes. Sunday, where they called on Mrs. Calvin Harvey and Mrs. William Simmons. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Stewart and Mick were Sunday afternoon and supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Asher. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Gross spent Friday and Saturday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Ahlquist, Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Evans. Burwyn, spent a few days here with her son and family, the Rev. and Mrs. Robert Linder. Dr. and Mrs. Ivan Farnsworth.! spent the weekend here with his brother. Mr and Mr* K F«m» worth They we: e enroate from a convention in Denver. They plan to visit a sister at Sanborn, la , and friends at Fort Dodge and Kansa* City, before returning home. Mr. and Mr* Wallace Stiffi cool, Wmetoon and Mr and Mrs Art Sulficool and boys, Creigh ton were Sunday supper guests of Mrs. Leona Finch. Lon Trowbridge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Trow bndge was released from the hospital, Sunday and ha* to spend a month in bed recuperat ing Mr and Mrs. J. W. Finch spent the day visiting relatives in Os mond, Sunday Mrs Ed Shaw, Orchard, was a Sunday afternoon and lunch gjest of Mrs. Allen Haynes. Mrs. Ted Meyers, Orchard, vis ited her sisters, Mrs. Walt Craig, j Inman, and Mrs. Roy Grubbs, j Page, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Heiss, Mr and Mrs Elton Braddock j and Mr. and Mrs. John Steinberg j held a no-host dinner Sunday at the George Clasey home. Birth days of April and May were cele brated. Dennis Ickes was home from Lincoln for the weekend. Mrs. Emma Kemper who had been visiting her daughter and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. George Wink ler in Lincoln, accompanied him home. Mrs. Jennie Finley attended the Emporia annual school picnic, ouuuay. i The Rev. Robert Linder drove to Grand Island, Tuesday morn ing where he was met by Miss Hazel Burklund, Lincoln, Mrs. C. C. Stockwell, Mrs. William Ken nedy, Nikki and Patti, all of Grand Island. They returned here with him to attend the grad uation exercises in which Dick Linder will participate. Mr. and Mrs. Davis William, Salem, Ore., are visiting rela tives and friends in and around Page for several weeks. They are house guests of her sister, Mrs. Jessie Cronk. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Asher and Vonda, Atkinson, were Mon day night supper guests of his mother, Mrs. Frieda Asher. Debbi Asher returned with them to spend the rest of the week. RNA Lodge met Wednesday night at the IOOF hall with 16 members present. After the meet ing Mrs. Frieda Asher and Mrs Anton Nissen served lunch. Mr and Mrs. Allen Gross en tertained the volley ball girls. Thursday evening at their home for a cook-out. The girls were then shown films. Mr. Gross coaches the girls. Bonnie Heiss entertained the senior class and their guests to supper Friday night at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Heiss. The young folks then attended the drive-in movie in Neligh. Poppy day will be held in Page Saturday, May 25. Mrs. Sorensen chairman, hopes everyone will buy a poppy and help the veter ans. Golden Rule Golden Rale Extension club met Monday afternoon with Mrs. Lor enz Riege. Roll call was answer ed by giving a meat recipe. It was voted to donate cash to be used for diapers in the layette, the three Page Extension clubs are sending to an Omaha hospit al. The lesson on “Meat Cookery” was given by Mrs. Riege and Mrs Don Nissen. They demonstrated several ways to cook meat. The June meeting will be with Mrs. Leila Snell. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Troshynski TUT INTEREST FINANCING ON ALL SIOUX CORN CRIBS, DRI-ALL BINS, AND STORAGE BINS. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF TERMS THAT ARE BETTER THAN A GOVERNMENT LOAN. YET THE SIOUX FINANCE PLAN IS SIMP LER, EASIER, AND MUCH LESS RED TAPE IS INVOLVED. 10% IOWA SEE US NOW SHELHAMER EQUIPMENT CO. O’Neill, Nebr. 4-5c --- Teen Age HOP O'Neill Legion Ballroom SAT., MAY 25 Music by MIKE SUND AND HIS COMBOS Admission: 75c — ami Mr ami Mr*. George p*n gratz. O'Neill, Mr* Art Given*. Mike and Carolyn drove to the Ed June* farm south of Cham bers. Sunday afternoon. Mr ami Mr- Jones have an unusual col lection of birds including pea cocks Enroute home they called at the Leo Lydon home. Mr and Mrs Otto Matschullat were Sunday evening visitors at the Tony Pruss home, O'chard Mr and Mrs Harry Harper and Mr. ami Mrs Frank Bee laert ami Becky were Thursday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Bob Prill, Stuart Mr and Mrs Harold Heisa an.! Mr am] Mrs Frank Crunk were Saturday supper guest* <«f Mr and Mrs Larry lieu* Mr and Mrs Frank Berlaan were Sunday dinner guest* .4 Mr and Mr* Heeiaert They were all guest* in the afternoon of Mr and Mr* Henry Dobruvm lny. Atkinson. Miss Lorame Ernst will speak at the page Methodist church Sunday evening at 7 30 She will show slides ami tell about her w *rk in the Congo A social hour will follow •*» bring sandwahe* or cookies. MYK member* are expected to attend Mr and Mrs "Bad" Ickea ami family *md Mr ami Mr* Harm S »r*n*«n Jr and family wwrw Sunday dinner and lunch *ue it* of Mr and Mr# N 0 Icke# Mr ami Mr* Frank Bclmar and family, Eww*. were San day »upt*ri |jur»t# of Mr. and Mr* M«*i Roach F.vemn* call cr* were Mr and Mr* Dan Tru thynski Ml** Viola Hayne*. ilnatln**, I* home for the weekend to vitlt her mother, Mr# Allrn Haynr* Try The Frontier Went Adt — It Pevt I Graduation 1963 DEVOY REXALL DRUG We Give S&H Green S .'mps on all Purchases Phone 87 Robert T. 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