'irst Steps Taken To Bring 4t,OOO More Acres Under Irrigation

Important School 

IProblems Discus'sed 

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Mrs. Merrill Home 

MIS. II\in Melllll, \\11') 

harl undelgune 

sUigelY in the St. Flands 

hospital in Gl an,1 Islan'.!: \1 as abl,) 

to letUlll hOllle Thanksghing Day, 

She spent a \leek and a J~f'(,>' Yes sir, winter must be here, 0 d C H AI P" "k 

glaine Cook, Jim Slobaszewski, nearly two years on the Valley I ,'. A" "1 Tempel atui es PIOH It, even r reamery as cen aplernl 

T\\o Ord men, Ell Guastcr Marilyn Absalon, Jim DouthIt, county D03.rJ of supervisors and I;/~ ii' f though the calendar lns ist s the A I M t e 

anti S,)I Shotl,uski, collaborated Malgie Kluna, Kay Hughes, was chairman of the g roup, sub- ; ~ season IS sun autumn until Dec ~nua ee 1"9 (h H d f 

in ~hootillga big ll~llb. "MlO11' Vernon Potrze ba, Glace Kokes, nutted his resignation to the board ~ 21 when win t ei offici ally bt'glD3 osen ea 0 

goosP" \I hlch came drifting Harold Dubas and Jim Layher, and' Tuesday noon, ,I; : } mg the Iefund checks Will be passton,to 

B\lrwell, was f~rmaJly 01- \\hidl the ch.umd s\\ung plcl,- ;n LI"ncoln Hospl"tal Edgar Roe of Ord' was electCQ 36 abo\e zeD Monday aftelnoon ej out and lefle"hments \\\11 be MIS. Aleen PapietDlk, mannger 

f,al1 tZed Tuesdar eyemng at St. cd UI) the gilOSi' and shoutell at I tempolalY chairman of the boald IB Sf d and tel11pelatules gt'netally. have se,{'ed Fr;r entertainment, the of the Lee stole in Orc!, became 

au. " Shotkosl.i that the,)' \lould Aft H" h C h to sene untll JanualY ,,'hen the e ewar ess been below fleezing, night and comp,wy Will pINent Dicl< KLiSi, the firtt \IOlll,UI plesi.1ent of the 

H~~IYtL~nl'he of,Orq wf Box 1013, NOl tll 39 ~tatl s for Eist'nhuII t'f ,111t1 9 Mal sh Radl! Realty of Comstock '1'1~ Sl 01n e1nbJI ate h,tir dos. and' chl!dl en shoul~ be >1\ olded Loose- home 111s, Cllllt D) e, MI s, i Other school plOblems discusseJ 

'ILet's quit monkeyin'" around and Loup, Nebr, Ilcently cOlllpkteJ a for SleHlIson, thus hitting it handled the s,\le. ll3.k,;up A beauty Slleeialist is on I Iv I\OHn f3bll;S e.as:ly eatch fHe: Challie Vlsek, Ml s, La\\ I e~1Le 1\1 ele high school tuition fees, sale, 

~ ' e t slarted" WIth theolganization eOUlSe of instludion at ,Adminis- "!iJ;:hl 011 the no"e", FafciL\'s --~- ----~-~- -- -- "Rn'~,at the b~se all the time, \\110 I If SUL't1.matellal IS used for any \Valdm3.lIn and 1I11S, \Valt ....An· Itax l~-distliding, ne\~' motor \cf 

the distrid. trathe School, Camp Pendleton, allal,)sis \las 38 for the rt'll- Seal Funds Coming In ~ssist3 the girls \\lth. their hair: pl(l.s~am :>r f':>l any p~zty, It can I del"on \,ele olg,\nizing to help hide tax law, ancl state education 

, . Calif. He Issho\In here dUling one [kan, 10 fol' Stelell"Oll. ~nd nl1keup The umfolms are be dlppeJ Into a solutIOn of borax MIS. Ruzicka,' laid. 

, lI enzy Lan~e 'Qf 1o.I~a Valley of his study peliods a.t the school His prill', a laillable bo:\: of Katheline Helzer, county chair- hlk blue suits with \~hicl} \\hite I and bodc acid, mixed With water, I As It happent'd the lOad pa- l\1any of the larger school ;':1 5 ' 

~ald that ~\l had yet to fwd a man Upon compldion of in"t!uction I men's all~t "omen's cosmdie man of the sale of 1'13 Chlistmas' "10,lses ali> WOln. The gills stay I Dip the fablic :nto the solution, I hoI flom Old made It thlOugh Items presented the falt that the 

~, th~ Mila-Dane tHea opposed t,o ,In t)pi!lg, ba~ic C'ollespondence,' pro,lud-, is on tilt' \la,)' to him Seals, sa)s that the money fol' the I '1 '\ f'O'l,.,I">ly "hich i~ ~ ,1plii!"t- I \\ling by hand, and h3.11'" to dry. I l!1 tl"l~ 3.nd the ambulance I plesent high school payments do 

l[l~ahon .and th~t.lhey wele leady ".,,1 Manne administlation, PFC. \ hom it~ CaliCol1li.l lll,lI."l·, he is sale of same is being lecelled in I ":1 hOl1lc-llk~ place and they ale I In all thing~, Fue Ch~ef Rowbal i \\hICh fo11o\Ied blOUght MIS, Inot pay for the cost of educ·atk'.1, 

I/ow. to SIgn petlttons. for ~~,; ,for-I Cox \Ias transfelled to Marine, :!ll\ised. hel' offke, The le~ponse for so I "1ade t" feel that they 1'. , -,.-_-.--__.,.... , sentatne,;;. , 

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Chicago l\liIestone 

Chlca go'a first subway opened lis 

1943, 

)'(lang uelpers 

200 childt en broke ground with 

toy shovels for a new Methodist 

religious educa l ion building in In41· 

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means.to thank all my 

relatives, friends, and 

nelghbors, who remernbered 

me during my 

stay at the St. Francis 

hospital, with ,flower~, 

cards, hankies, candy, 

and other gifts, Thanks 

also goes to Dr, Arrowsmith 

and the' 

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Blanchard-Lahowetz Leaves for Induction \Hospital Report It's Been Dry 

Max Webb left on the morning Nona Petet, Comstock, Dr, Nyel Other Places, Too 

Velma, daughter of ~fr. and l\11 s. bus .Tue.sd·ay ,for Omaha, f~)I' in-: l\1ss, medic~1. Charlie Han.sen, Mrs. Joseph Sch'\'al'ze'l, the 

Elwo:)J Bl ancha t d became the I Juctlon into tne ar mcd services. oIII, Dr, 1'. A. Barta, medical. ' 

, 'DI :d~ of Joe Lahowetz son of i ------------,- ~----- !IMrs. Jr. Leach, OnI, Dr. M. E. former Flavia Trombley, whose 

~1r. ar.d l\11 S Ed Laho\\'~lz of st. IReturned to Philadelphia Markley,. surgical, dismissed, Lin- home is in Meadville, Pa, sent 

I PaLiI at a candlelight ceremony ~ , , ,.,., Il},l ~.1aunc~, Ord, Dr. R. J, Lyn0' during~the week end a copy of the 

pe iIoim ed at ti~o E. U. 13. church I, Mr. and .,11S, Lloyd 131~sle), \\1.0 surglcal. dismissed. Mrs, Hattie Tl'ibUI1~ Re publi ca n, the daily pa- 

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Spring boars to the Loup City 

Commission Co. Sale 

December 8 

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Able to Walk 

Charles Jones, who' - had been 

away hom his shop, the L&L Auto 

Electric, because of HI:health, is 

much better and was able to return 

to his work last week. 

,j Satu1 day artcmoon at 2 o'clock. Inad been the,guests of hIS pa:er.ts: i CUI t,is, Sc,Ua: Dr. Neil 13entley, per of Meauville, to the Quiz office. Visited. in ·Om·aha 

~ Rev.. Robel t Ho11:H 00;< of Hoskins I MI: and~ ~r~. Hall y BI ,esle~, f~r. I medlc~l, dl~mlssed. Jean Hoe,vet, She has marked one st or y, which 

, )f1iclat~,J at the dO'-lble nng ce re- ! several :.a)3, left Mo~da) f~1 the)! I Arcadia, Dr, Nyel Moss, surgicaI, indicates that it has been dry in ' ~l. and HIS. Hany Bresley emd 

Imonv. Ihome In Phlladelpr~lla, Enroute: dismissed. Danny Johnson, ore, Pennsylvania too. th:~r son. al[(~ his ,wife, Mr, ~nJ 

, Gerald Boilesen and Tom mv they.p~anned to stop 111 Omaha Icr Nebr. Dr. M. E. Markley, surgical. The story says in part that the M ~'. Lloyd L::esle), who were 

,I Blanr ha rd acted as ushers. Mrs., a brier VISIt., . Idismissed. John \Villiam Ruzicka, ban on hunting in 16 counties had Ithen g;lests went to :n a h a last 

,I LeRoy Don sch cslci, Pal.ucr, pl aycd : !'II'. Bresl.ey IS. an ff.lcer. on 3. Comstock, Dr. Paul Maitin. med- been lifted by Go')v. John S. ~'ine, [Monday awl ""ele, ~aUbtl. there by 

'the weJdi:lg- mach, Miss Belr,ice I ship, follOWIng. hIS I.; airnrg in t he I ical. Kat.hlcen Jeanette Brown, Hunting and fishing had been pro-I the stor m. ,~he.), ~ er e unable to 

! Vanci',· Scotia, dressed in a yel- IMerchant ~f~nne s her husband, Pvt. I\\ho, weIghed,. 8 poun,0 S and 11,,~ I climi,,\< n that smoll.ing and the 

.bl",other of the bliJe was atlend- I'{,Jbert Kokes, that he is on duty 10L,nCes. He \\11.:> Il~~necl Joh~l .\\ ::: I bu:·n'ni. of Call1pfiI'c:> or blush 

apt. . I in Gelmany a:ld that so far ~very' r!lam, .H~. and hIS mother ;1,1 C 'within rC)o feet of WOOdland is plO- 

... ' ., . . ' . . ' ,been lll:illll~Scd from the hospItal I , d' 

'TiI, er's choice of ex ttl lor bo 3y (vIOI3. J ,"c l,):;l 1 w.;; 1. 1 1. 1 '. esc', mto )1~'I'Catm I tru~'{cd their cattle tLl Omaha i given the name of Suz,1I1n Renee, I folk M I M I' I 

, ,. !Hal.l. Slit' (,uJied a \\llIt~ l'c:al1 ,\HI" l\f1~. Lyle Se\lnJ\Ll J.1l,1 ~fts; u,,:d m the ~l\Ige c,ak,,'.t:..~~ b; M,!;,: Thc Y \V S. club met 'fhUIS' SC:Otl,\ H~ \\tlghed 8 yuul.d~, 8, I 

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DECEMBER 4, 1951 

Birthdai) Dinner 

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Hy-Lines and other chjckens' - conducted by pQuhry 

raisers on their own tarms: Hy·Lines averaged 1.2 

pounds leSs feed than Leghorr:ls to produce a dozen eggs 

- 1.7 pounds less than heavy breeds - and 1.3 pounds 

less than crossbreds.' That's a saving of 5 to 8c per dozen 

By-Line eggs - with feed costs a,t $4.50 per 100 

pounds. Take advantage of this feed cost saving. Ral~e 

extra-profit producing Hy-Lines. 

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NOLL SEED' COMPANY 

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35c 

16-oz. 

Can 

Arnlour Star; with beans 

.~hcp~ed Ham 

12-oz, 

Can . 

'49c 

Ar~ollr Star; ;eadl-to-~frve 

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Vienna S,Hf$age 

{-oz. 21 

Can.. C • 

.;Libby'e; Jdrnty bits of I11tat 

Tama(es 

29c 

15-ol. 

Can 

tI~'rvw,;'1' i l'atkb I 5. fat ~~ k . S CHOlCB' l;e~t'.....Lb. 79 

GII'!IMJJI".\il PA"h ~ 

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ri n d Be~f Reg.; Safeway 45c 

II ~OO .' . G' fill

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Co.stock 

'Christmas Trees 

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: Our Chri.~(lIIas tr('(s ~lfJ'i\ ('d this 

,h('kAlly SiL(, frullI H inch to 

It foot. 

;or" Show Pri~es \11', and Mrs. Rieh Hall. Low 

SCores were held by Carmen Eller 

The com show was heIU in thl .ick and Mrs. Dob Tvruil ": ,.. - -», I aw a nu uaug iter, • d. anu .HIS. 

.1 J "" ." . C'·.11U!lSky and Mr ll.ll,l 1\11;; loe J I \\" t 

Chalupsky and family of !3ui'well,: .\11': arid .\lls; Vernon, El'1k~'_'I1 and S~cflane1teJ m Gralld Ialand Sun- and son, Danu. accompanIed '-!Y:Dinner Napkins 27c 

I ':'. ;~4~','" 2.. ~. an~" ~aO~~,el~~,~t ~\'~~iol~r~~~i~l:g~~ Use a Sfar-Top the Tree :F -' '1 T daii1,', Mrs. Wm. Do\\';e, jr. a lB2°1/of ~oo 

• t$ $1_49 I{ and family. other son, Charles. who IS on fur- I C en owe 5 C 

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(ol'or Po·.nf ,s'tar's I a~d family were S~1day evening MOn,,~aY of ~ast \\,'e~k, left \~.ed: i aCl,a Issue. 2C 

. • ~ VISitors at the home of his broth- nesday m01l1lng for Clem\oode l,t;,: I '. Holl 

VisitGam~les· ~ I{ er, Mr. and Mrs, PhIlip Dowse WIS. to attend the \\Cddl.ng of an, IK-t h T I 19 

, . . ~ it Mr. and Mrs. Bill DOwse a11'l lough from t~e army. ~,_. _ 

'1 Furniture Dept. ~ elec-. ~ fal.nily were Sunuay dinnei' guests Thurpday dl'1ner gu~s~s at tpe ' ',r------~~~---. 

~ ~ T~~ YOll~' tI ee, ;;ith thi./l .', Ie at the home of oMr. and Mrs. Wal- home of Mrs. Grace Wng-h t \\:ei) 

)i , !II tIl;; stal:,. Edoe,S ,! \lastlc ~ lace COl,2>l:>IJll) 'I Dowse an4 family neal' Sargent. mond, \" alker. Arnold ~unll1g qf 

fJ '. '/!I . ~ The Westcott church are hold- AreadI~ fdled th~ pulp1ta.t .t,qe 

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'b'1 ~ ing a. "Loru'S Aere" .auction sale M~th::ld)st ehurch Sund.ay morning. 

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~ ill' jQ day whCl'e they were joined by dtlughter, Manlyn. " '" 

\~ !lI his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George . The W~men's Society of Chris~ 

. ' ((; ) 'd ~ Ritz and drove on to Loup City han Service met We.dnesday afl- 

. ' ~ 2 ~ at the' ehurch T\lesllay afternoon. HIS sermon was' enjoyed vel')' I 

''b'1 ~ The ladies are SCl\'ing .a free. much by the small crowu who a~-, 

,!li1 1 lunch of. doughnuts and eoffe~. t~nded. .'. " I 

~ '·~bi ~ ~ Mr. and Mrs. Erich Ritz, Carolyn Mrs. Lester ZlmmeJ;.n:an \~'ent ~~o. 

'JI .'1.. . , ~ ~ and Maxine drove. to Arcadia Sun~ Omaha Tuesday to VISit WIth. h~r 

i "~ . ~ ~ 'J ~ ~ and visitecf at the Fritz Obermiller ernOOn at the home of ~lrs. J,ol1l1 

l~-( I' !lI ~ home. . Rockhold. ~rs. E. G. Stone aqd 

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:;; , f 'J~ !\II ~ Mrs. George Shepperd, Mrs. Vir- Mrs.. V. KZ;lkac had charge of J 

W· ~ II ginia Marsh an~d Mrs, Alvin devotlonals. Mrs..Cha,s lIo\vcry -~--------~--~- -~- 

§I !If ~ Maresh were Ord visitors Wedn('s- acted as secretary m the absence TIDE 

~ ~ ~ day afternoon, o( Mrs. Wm. Higgins who was iJl 

'JI Ad' ...I C'olor to YQur Tre'" 'i! Sturdy, AI/-Steel Type I( Mrs. Max Gawrick and her son- lnd unable to attend. Discussion 

'JI '" v ~ Tree' Stands ' in-law, Allen Applegarth were in wa~ held on ~he football banquet 

S .' '0": ':: d Sargent Thursuay morning. Mrs. which the ladles are to serve Dec. 

i .rnaments ~ ~ Gawrick consulted, D~. McDaniel. t. The foot!>all boys \~iJJ be guests 

~. :," $ A Mr. \'lnd Mrs.,l,,,~),,).~.JlA>.}-,),~~)~ Sunday to c,pnsu)t Dr, Amick( served lunch to twelve m~lilDet:s 

'JI " ~ ~ __ ~ X-rays were taken and no broken and one guest, Mrs. Walle'r Gib- 

M .-~'.'":!lI ~ bones were found. However, he bans, jr. l -. 

y ~, ~ is in a lot of pain'from the severe ~ meeting of the board of edu- 

~ !lI Ii bruises. ;, catJpn \\;as held at the school>build- 

~ , ~ ii Honoring the birthuay ann!- inJ;;' Wc:dnesuay evening with all 

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~,~' versary of John \,Yells, Mrs,' Wells mel,l1berS P,resent with the excep- 

~ Ii entertained the [ollowing guests tion of one, ~dw. Krikae. 

" !II ~ I at dinner and supper Sunday: Mr. . Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Can of Ke- 

!lI ~ I and Mrs. Albert P·arkos, sr., .of nosra, WIS., anivt>J last Tuesday 

~ ,'t Ord, Mr. anu Mrs. Rudolph Hosek morning' to be at the bedside of 

!II ,i of Sargent, Mr., and Mrs. Joe. JIlI:S. Carr's mother. Mrs. Ben 

~ ~ il Kinish and. fa,mily" Mr. ~!fd. Mrs, Petet, who rema.ins very ill. 

~ ~ Ie Bob Tvnlik. Karen and'

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Scotia 

MRS. GREELEY GEBHARDT 

Quiz Representative 

Phone 29i) 

Scotia 

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A photo bug, that is.We have the 

most complete line of Photo Equfp.. 

ment in the valley. ' 

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Come in and'see our stock. I 

sure we can help you pick 

Christmas gift he andfhe 

family will enjoy. 

SWOPES STUDIO 

am • 

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whole 

Ord, Nebr. 

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HILL TOP ECHOES 

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Strawberry Pre~erves 

23c, 91a ss 

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,Our FaMily Peaches 

2112 can, heavy syrup 

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33c each 

Gorden Valley Corn 

2 euns 25c 

Cheer 

Soap Powder 

27c box 

FolCJer's Coffee 

83c lb. 

Meat Salt 

10 lb. sack 99c 

SU9a r 

10 lb. sack 99c 

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Christmas Tres, a 900d variety, also Chrfstmas 

1J9 hts. Decorated Show Christmas Tree Stands. 

Noti.ce: When buy.in9 ~ tree from us we will discount 

a stand or H9hts 10 % 

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~~~ers_: .....•. lb. 35CI\ceIiOcarro~_ p k9' 15c 

Gro'~riCi Beef '.••.. Ib. 45c ,Lettuce .. •..•... lb. 12c 

La'rd 

-------- Radishes bunch 5c 

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'.' :'. '.. lb. 10c 

Velveeta Cheese 

2 Ibs. 25c 2 lb. box .....•...89c 

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BLOUSES 

,nUlt \\ OIlUUl ever hat! 

(00 many blouses See 

our large collection or 

styles ,HILI fabrics. 

$1.50 

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$3.99 

MUNSING'WEAR 

Gin' :\IUIl~iIlgwear brlers - ea~~' . 

to care lor - \\ ouderfu! (0 wear, 89c 

:\lall~' ot he r st~ le s to choose Iroui, 

.' BAtBRIGGANS 

\OU~lg' g~ls••especlalty, \\ ill aPlll'(,- 

CI'l 1l: llalbl'lggans for sleeping , . 

. c,omlor!. :\~alle in :\lunsing\\ear $3 50 

l~\IUOUS qualtty, bold and pastel 

colors, and 1',0'0-0 ,(.lfIU. Sizes 6 • 

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Es'ablished April, 1882 

Region's Big Newspaper 

Christmas Gift Making Ne~rs Climax, 

From Needlework to Candle Making 

.THE ORO 9UIZ. ORO. NEBRASKA THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1952 

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"Read by 3,476 Families Every Week" 

evening of Dec. 30. The nominating 

committee for the session consists 

of Carl Dale, Mrs. Martha 

T'ravis and Mrs. Elena Armstrong 

Art plates ,featuring a picture 

of the new Presbyterian church 

are being- ·offered for sale by the 

young folks. Dale Strong or Run 

Olhs can be seen, should such be 

desired for Christmas girts. 

Those who have been taken into. 

the church recently are Mr. and' 

Mrs. Max Meyer, Mr. and Mrs, 

Armon Paben and Mr. and Mrs. 

Harry Diener. Others received Into 

membership are Mr. and Mrs. 

Hines, Mr. Zmrhal and Emanuel 

Vodehnal. 

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Here's a $20 GIFT for YOU 

in time for Christmas! 

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, mas budget Drop in and tell one 

of' our friendly representatives 

what you need. Arrangements 

nude quickly - and privately. 

Gives you plenty of time to finish 

yo u r Christmas gift. buying. 

Come in! 

Nebraska State' ""Bank 

We Have GroWn by Helping Others Grow 

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Column From England 

The Leigh \\'.'(1'11.1 of Leigh, Nebr. 

announced to its re aders last week 

that for a Lime, at least, that paper 

was to have an exchange column 

with the Leigh (Iuat dian of Leigh 

England. 

In the first Issue of this in 

'teresting exchange, the. Eng lish 

writer told of much rainy weather 

saying that the church bell had 

even souudinz muff'lcd because of 

the'downpou;:: Amateur dramatic 

soclettcs have been putting- on their 

productlons, ,,0 says the Guaidian 

but the' main event was the visit 

r,f tl1e Austrausn 'Rugby League 

touring .tcam.' This team has been 

playing the various clubs. up and 

down the country. as well as All· 

E11gland and Australian matches. 

The whole countryside. says the 

editor. are most Interested in the 

event, and it./ appears to be the 

C. J. Mortensen, Pres. Ord. Nebr. major item or oonversatlon al11~ng 

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the entire city and surroundlng 

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advanced enginecring developments in Pl).1~1011th's line of 1953 ll1.odels. H~rc I.S,t,hc.d~lSh1l1g Bel~e. 

dere Hardtop. Interior tailoring and appolOtll1ents blend harmOnlOl!sly With IU two-tone exterior 

·colors. E,en the steering wheel is color co-ordinated. Po .... cred by.the b,c1y. and dependable Pl~nlO11t!l 

en inewirh its increased rating of 100 horsepow cr and 1.1 to 1 compression rau, the Belvedere IS 

on~ of nine boJy styles offered in the 19).~ line. Wire whcc.\s_ showl1_":'~_ op~lOn.ll !t ext~T=': 

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.\Vomen's Association 

The mem!J('rs of the Pr,;,sby 

:etian \Vomen's association met in 

the church \VednblldY aftelnoon, 

fol' election of offi.::ers. There was 

lIso Christmas music on the progrdlll. 

Tea was se rvcd. 

Sunday Eoeniny 

Gal heriny , 

Sunday evening guests of :>1l', 

and :\-lrs. Joe Fajmon I\-el'e :'Ifr. and 

l\frs. Joe Ab~a10n, sr" :-11'. and Mrs. 

Albin Absalon and son, Alan Hay, 

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PLAN NOW TO ATTEND! 

Sale'of 

DANCE 

Every Saturday 

Oscar's Palladium 

Sandhill Westerners 

.)lolI('I'll, Slluan's, Cirdes, "'aIL~, 

etc" A\lm. olll~' "Oe ver per!>OIl, tax 

indo FUll {or the {aHlil~', a prkt' 

e\er~ ulle can attol'll. 

Saturday. Dec. 6 

I 

Joe .LlIkt'~h 

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.,.Satur~~y. Dec. 13 

, 

Joe. Lukt'sh 

Christmas Nite, Dec. ~5 

Holkr Sk:ltillg E\CQ- Thur~. 

All shuI' sl,ates, alIm. oni;}' 50c. 

l'arl~' nIghts .)1011" Tues., \\'t'll., 

Fri., &. Sat. SdlOOls, 11'. a~1,1 Mrs, Leo I~unlS went to 

~~lk·s.ny, sr., an,j MI s. HalOl,j Vala- 'sponsor, MIS. Ch~rle~ Zanop,·g.er, and family Sunday. A nill birth-, Mrs, Sorensen's son, A/2 GonIon and Cork)', who is attenJing the Mrs. Herbert Smets, \\'ere ;\11', an,1 I, Beavcr CIty Thllrselay, wlJere they 

~, "da v cake was made [Or Mrs. C. Sorcnsen, who hall also spent st t . ·t 1'h b' t 1 

were guests at the Presbytcnan 13e~hrle. the past few days with his rel,,- a e UJ1lVerSI y. e oys spen MI's. O. ,H, Skullanberger and chil- I spent Thanksgiving D3Y wif 1 their 

cl t th I ' from \Vednesllay night until Sun- ,ll'en of Lakt:l'!ew, Ore, On Tllan1bynanl Sml~h f ' l' ,', ,~ l:ounly Juclgc Larsen rn Sl. Paul 

Patche,n a short time last ;vecl,: a~~prhefr f~~l~ijie~ 1 ~ ho~:~ s~~:'1 and ~amiJy of ran,] Island spent elt and 11S mUS1l: makel~. Theil' only attendants ~vere sist~1 

were ,1< ran~ !\lanchester of Kl1lghts Thanksgivin' di~ner and supper'j the \\eek end \\'lth her parents, l\tr. G'l"SIS fror'1 SC()ltsbl'i(f and brothel' of t1.1e bnde, JOJ'ce 

Lan..llng, C. allf, lIfr. and :'III'S. 1;es-1 All were ~esel exc:e t Bennie an~ Mrs. L. H, Covert. MI'. and c < , < Cox anu ,P[c. Ervlll ~ox.. 

tel' :'IIanch.::ster and falluly of R1Ch- who is in ~he a,l'I11ed f~rces sta: MIS. !\11ke Axthelm amI fall1l/y Week eJlfj guests of Me. and l\Irs, The bnde was attlred m a two 

!:1nd, Calif., and 1\1r. and Mr~. tioned in Ilikosz, whose and a nice lunch was served, Those \.J urpnse art y 

chiluren were the enteltainment c '!) 

• home is in PhiladeJphb, Pa., have who were present were Mr. awl To celebrate the birthulY of \1I's. 

spent the past two weeks in Elyria Mrs. Ed Waterman, Mr, an,] 1frs. Ella Beehrlc, which fell on Sumlay 

MoOP" 

lOOM' 

AT 

MODERATI 

\ATtS 

HOTEL ~ 

ROME 

• 

a good plac. 

to stop 

In downtown 

••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

Valu's Exclusive 

! . TrqUorin g 

,---I 

I 

A Thanksgiving guest in the 

home of VI'. and Mrs. RaylllOl1,J 

vVa1kel' was a sister of ~,ll's. V:alk- / 

el', Miss Ida Claw~on Hunt, of The Junior Matrons will meet 

Yankton, S. D. Miss Hunt retum- Friday, Ve-e, 5, wilh Mrs. C. J, 

ed to Yanl,ton SllnLlay. MI'. and Mortensen, 

Mrs, Leslie Nash ami chil,ll cn, who The Mother Cabrini Study club 

had been staying in the Walker anll the Sl. Anne's Study elub will 

home while their OAn p1q.ce WdS' have a joint meeting \Vednesday 

being repair.e,l, have ret\.lrned to cvening, Dec. 3, at the home of 

the country. )'frs, Nash is a Mrs. Frank Fafeita. 

daughter of VI'. and Ml'~, \V,\lker. Order of Eastem Stal' Thursday 

and Ord, house guests of Mrs. John Miller, Mr, and Mrs. Ed Han· Ia group of friends, unLl~r the lead· 

Mikosz' parents,. ~~I'. • and Mrs, son, Mr. and Mrs, FI'ank NaprsteJ{ ers111p of Mrs, John ClOchon a",l 

Pete Bartusek, Ill. Elyna, and of and family, Mr. and 1\1rs. James Mrs. pat \Vray, gave a sUlpdse 

Mrs, EdIth !ones III Ord. M.l's. Meese, jl'., and daughters, party to her on ~Iomlay aftel'lloon, 

Mlko,

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PAGE FOUR 

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~rHE ORO QUIZ, ORO. NEBRASKA DECEl\.I13ER 4. 1952 

Mrs. Gertrude Michener 


Ericson 

Here's a Gift 

, Jus'. in Time 

For Chrtstmus! 

SAVE! 

, . 

. 1- 

SAVEl 

Clearance! 

Crosley Shelvad91 

Refrigerators 

On 1952 Models to ~/kd{e Room 

for 19~~ Models Coming 

Alll\lust·GO! 

You can't, go W~OlJg gi~'inl;S q 

spread like this! E.ve~'y.o~le 

likes chenille, and they.' c~)lne 

ill a \vide range of cof~r~ to 

" " .. 

please, every home.own_~r-. 

Gentle wa'y lines of soft', 'rich 

chenille on a firm, long-lasting 

backing! Come select, 

)'ours now! 

.. 

Full Bed Size 

It's Our loss-Your Gail1-Buy New 

Cro~(ey Shelvcdcrs at Pl"~dkally 

, - Your Own Price! ' 

.''.. :,: Anderson fVlotor 

.'.... 

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, " 

TOWEL SETS 

In floral deslQnsl 

2.98 

You get a 20"x,10" bath 

towel. a 16"x26" hand towel, 

and a 12"xI2" wash doth, 

See them in the new bril- 

, Iiant

DECEMBER 4, 1952 THE ORD QUIZ, ORD, NEBRASKA PAGE I~IVE 

I'IIRED' GOOSE II 

SHOES fOR CHILDREN 

ItG'RACE .WALKER" ~'AIR STEP" 

J 

'. 

~~ ," i", 'SHOES fOR WOMEN 

t· , 

...,. ," 

I. \ ;;;,\,'.: 

:, " 

'.", 

'~OVERSfJOES 

~ 

" 

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. ' 

.. 

: (I 

" 

I·U. S.II 

fOR THE fAMILY 

" liTOTES" 

RUBBER fOO'TWEAR 

IICANNON II 

NYLONS 

IISILVER BOND" 

. SOCKS fOR MEN 

• j\, 

.;~~fma$ 

'let 

" ,Us byy" . 

-'-. ,OUr Ch r • t " ." , 

,,\ IS mas D' 

Qtor .". " Inner w 

.PrF(~ezer '- ~ hen YOu b '. . 

:.' Qerore D . uyany cI 

CrUthe"t;;m'm' • ecem~e~ 25. Yes we'll .' mo ql,lH R~Friser_ 

lOgs" A' , pro..,·cI . . , 

- 850LU1ELYFREE I ,e Q hiS TurkeYanct 

OF ANy EXT 

. RA .CHARGEI 

more then "automatic" 

Tri~Matic ~ 

,'- '-'- ' defros...:.t.in."9 

~~ti J! ~ 

{;. ,;. u'fJl, in the new 

~"/:.:," "~~::;'.::~ INTERNATIONAL 

/.. 

,~ '..'~.' ': (: 

;;fl~ 

··\i.' 

HARVEST~R. 

Refrigerators 

SIMPLE AS A-B-C' 

A. Automatic, Fully automatic defrosting. No foocfs" 

to remove, rio water to empty. Frozen foods 5fay I 

.' brick- hard. , 

B. By MgnualControl, Fast, electric defrosting any' 

time you wish. A welcome convenience. 

C. Conventional. Defrost slowly if )OU wish. Hondt 

when you clean interior of refrigerator, . 

I .. • • 

·.t~», 

I 

IN 

A 

GIGANTIC WAY W~~RESE~~1"~~~ 

Stokelys ~:"~iil 

CARLOAD .:,~ ,;:~. 

SALE 

*9tA p~~ 

STOKELY'S CANNED FOODS 

'1eat«'Ze ~, 

'U'ed/ 

StoIH'I~"s 

DICED 

No. 303 sizl',. 

stokdJ's Slil'('d or 1I03 Size 

AIl I'Ul'pOSC 

Roman Beauty Apples. 

U.S. No.1 

Russel Potatoes • 

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EARLY JUNE PEAS. 

lllad_bil'

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PAGE SIX THE ORD QUIZ, ORD, NEBRASKA: DECEMBER 4. 1952 

, 'L ' '#,####"''''##~'''#~#~J I claim of Mi.sscurl Valley Consl ruc- [home, Mr, and Mrs. Chester Wells 'I ,~(.,.- JI Sermon which will be read in! children, Sam and EJleen, both of 

tion Co. amounting to $53,304,04, were evening callers. , ,the Christian ~:~~ldceonc~l~:;~hes : whoru ~re, employed in Omaha. 

Proceedings of the City Council ~~r:ee~01i;/~:~\~~~le~~01~bt~~~te;; an~tial~l~l~ ~~;:~ ¥~~r.3~~lS~~~~~; 'I' '1~1~~lf.hout the 94.76 e al1o\\ cd Ed Lassen anel family Neil an\! of. the senus Illness of Mon~ Cum· . 

l,'\.,o inch asphaltic concrete sur· ~nd walTant drawn fl .~'}m~ on HenlY Lassen, Mr. and Mrs. mmgs of .Grand Isl.and, formerly Mr. and Mrs. \Viliiam Ramsey, 

st t I e t D str \ ·t No 6 of C t f Id H t th St jr., ,and daughtCl'S of Lim:oln were 

fa~e course on said streets and the ree lllprovem n . I -:.". George J·orgcnsen, Farwell, Mr. , o. es Ie.. e IS a . e . Thanksgiving day and weekend 

love! 

. 

," . , 

. . 

"., ,,\ 

Give Mom' an 

From now until Ch.ristmas we offer- 

,.. 

• 

•• 

30 DAYS FREE TRIAL 

A Gift to make her eyes shine 

lil

DECE~lUER 4, 1952 ',THE onu QUIZ, onu NEJJ1tASKA . PAGE SEVEN 

~ , . 

If 

, , 

Want ads cost lOcenls per line per insertion and minimum 

charge for any ad accepted will be 'SOc. Send remittance 

with your copy, figuring 5 words to the line. 

Ads also may be' placed with Quiz representaives as 

fol1ows: 

NORTH LOUP, Mrs. T. 1. Hamer. ARCADIA, Miss Jean 

B~ck. ERICSON, ,Mrs. Gertie Michener. COMSTOCK, Mrs. 

Io~ce Matheson. SCOTIA, Mrs. Greeley Gebhardt. COTESfIf;LD, 

Mrs. Evelyn Dcnscheskl, 

• PERSONAL 

~1"'TE FAR1I-U':.RS L"H~. CQ. _ 

Farm properly and town dwell 

Ings, irtsurance at cost. Ray 

• Melia, phone' :SU2. / O-:S2tp 

BE' SURE! Insure In sure IN 

SVRANCE I ! I The Wozab 

Agency, Ord, :ot'ebr. " 9.tfc 

H. N. NORRIS OSTEOPA'fHY- 

Obstetrlca a specialty. Phone 

117. , 24.tfc 

• LOAN~ 

LOANS ,2' MoneJ< to loan on real 

estate. See The Wou>.o Agency. 

~-tfc 

WE ARE MAKING LOANS on 

ranches and farms at smatl percent 

Interest. It will pay you to 

eet us. E. 8. Weekes Agency. 

.{i-tic 

lo'AR,M "LOANS -- At reasonable 

in~erest, s,~e' ~.: 1'. Knezacel{, 

Ord, Nebr," ,." 17·tfc 

';" .• ~~. - \ 

Ord Lg.~ge rOOF! No. 90' 

Meeting every 'l'hursday 

, evenlng, 8:00 p. Ill. 

. Election OlriCl'I'S .. 

Third D('gl'ee Befrc;hOlell!S 

• WORK WANTED 

FOR SALE-Happiness at Christmas 

Time. The giving of an International 

Harvester refrigerator 

or freezer will make a' perfect 

gift and insure a Happy Holiday 

Season. See Howard Huff for 

Intel national Refrigeration. 

36-3;[c 

FO~ SALE ~ Rabbits. It'resh 

frpzen fr\el'll. Nash Rabbitry, 

Pbone 2022 or 297. , 22·t!c 

LIGJiTNING ARllESTORS-Recommended 

by REA. Installed for 

only $5. Ord Electric Service, 

Henry Janus. Phone 505. 25-tfc 

l

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PAGE EIGln~ , 

MRS. 

ETHEL HAMER 


10 you and yours! 

{1 

f',-,~':~A:i:~ 

______________....;.,.--...:.._-..,.. -._.,........J -:... _ 

Be a Winner This' Winter 

: ' 

Be a Winner This Win.ter 

You can win over car trouble~ this winter if you buy one of 

thes~ dependub!e Guaranteed and Winterized Used Cars 

during this month's sale- 

' 

1951 Mercury 2-dr. Radio, Heater, Overdrive, 

Seat COHr~, Visor &' Fenuer Sklrb. This car Is the Clarencc 

Dads car. lIas only 2:~,OOO adual :\[iles. 

, 

Mrs. Clara KIng were Mr. and: Challengers Open 

MI'S. Lawrence Coz-ma n ",f Grand, 

Island, Robert McKnight of San I Basketball Season 

Franctsco, Calif" ~r. and Mr~·1 North Loup Ch alle uge rs will 

Ott~ G~bhart, MarcIa and Dennie i play their first basketball game 

'elf Scotia and Sgt. and MI s. otto of the season at Wolbach this 

Gebhart and son of Camp Pe~dle- evening. Fourteen boys are out fur 

ton, Cahi.., ' the team. They include Gary Cox, 

Mrs. Burris, mother of Mrs. '\V. Gale Brown, Kenneth Cook, Ken 

O, Zangger, is in the Burwell hos- neth Ingerson. Kay Sawyer, 

pltal with a broken hip, which re- II Gcorge Th')I'ngate, Robert Vogeler, 

, 1 ]7'_' '1 sulted from a fall from her chair. Nick Smith, Leonai d Dethlefs, 

i Dixie Scott went to her home in by the Y.W.C.A. and the .M CA. I Mrs. Jessie T. Babcock was a Mrs. Burris pad been staying in, Emil Hrebcc, Jim WIlJia:lls, 

Hicki.ian Wednesday afternoon: in Lincoln and was made by char- F'riday night and Saturday guest, the Matt Ke~fe horne in Ord for I Charles Lundst--tt. Frank ~!1graand 

returned Thursday, coming tered bus. Twelve of the Nebraska of Mrs, Carrie Green. I several weeks and haI expected I ham and Rolar-t Newman. 

back with MjSgt. John Robert 1 delegates were f rom Doane college ~r. and Mr·s. Edgar Davis and t~ come home thi~ week end, but I Games scheduled a",;- 

Kerr, who caine home f rorn Fort 1 and the others frum Lincoln. One Mrs. Cora Hemphill went to Orcl when r. Markle~ s x~rays showed Dec. 9, Ashton at North Loup: 

North Loup Hiley, Kans. ' Ithird of all the' group in the con- Saturday afternoon to see YIr, and a bad y fractured hlp, she was Dec. 12, North Loup at Dannebrog; 

\ A 2jc Sam Jensen came home ve ntion were Irorn Nebraska. Alice Mrs. U. F. Davis, both of whom taken to the Burwell ~ospltal. Two Dec. 16 North Loup at Palmer' 

,---•.--,---.-..,,'-----.--' I from Shepard ~leld, Tex, FriJay iwas one of four girls who met Mrs. are being cared ror at the Whipple years. ago MrS. Bu.rn~ broke her Dec. 18,'North Loup at LitchfiellJ; 

I Nl~1 .hus"ell IS the name gIven', nigh' wlicre he has completed h.s Eleanor' Roosevelt. home there. . It;ft hip bone and this tll1;e It IS the Jan. 16, Noi,th Lo up at Comstock : 

rtha, elgnt pound boy b')~:l ~V~:1,ne,s- : ailf~rce}l(lin!ng. He will.report in II Guest" of 111'. and Mrs. Virgil Mr. and .Mrs. Edgar Davis, 11rs.. nght one. When the accident hap- Jan. 20, North Loup at Elba; Jan. 

day ~o :\oIl. and :\lr~:, Ga~e. SLIt,!, i Hap;d CIty, S. D" Dec. U. Annyas for Thanksgiving dinner Cora Hemphill, Mr. and Mrs. Den. pe ned Mr. and Mrs. Zangger were 22, North Loup at Bo.)el~ls; Jan, 

at,the Ord hC:~l)rtal.\Vl,h[~. M~rk- I Mr. and Mrs. Bud Beebe return-Iwere 1[rs. Myra T. Barber, Mr. nis Hansen and two children and at the. Ned Ra,un ~on~e at Upland 27, Sp,1ulding Academy at North 

ley theyh),~ruan In, charge. sun- led Thulsday from North Platte I and Mrs. \Valler Thorngate, Patty, M1'. and Mrs. Lyle Malmstrom' and \\el.e snowed 1~1 ttl! Thursday. Loup; Jan. 30, N::>rth Loup at 

day ~11'~. Sintek ~I~d baby came I where they had spent several days' Georg-e and Carol and Dorothy were Thursday guests of Mr. and Relatives and fnends who were Scotia: F'ebr. 3, Taylor at North 

home f'rorn the hO~PILll. :with ~11'. and Mrs, Toni Grabowski. IThorngate of Lincoln. Mrs. Reuben Malmstrom neal' here fo: the funeral of Frank Loup; F'ebr. 10, Al'cactr'a at North 

High school )1onor roll students 

for the second six week period 

ale-Freshmen, Jefl,nette Williams, 

:\-1argie Herbec, Irene Gray, TheOra 

Hamer and Gary Cox. SOphol11Ores 

are Katherine Sqverance, M1ry 

Lou Veleba, Sharon Holmes and 

1\lary U;lu Lundstedt. Juniors arE' 

Helen King and Janet Markvicka 

and seniors are JoAnr, Bul'lo\\,s, 

Idona Vodehnal and Jeneane Brennick. 

Third :'lnd fourth grades with 

perf,. t a'Hen.(lanee are Car,olyn 

~~wlllan,' Elvin Haekel, Ronald 

Hackel, Delorcs Burson, Deanna • 

\Vtl!-;'!.Jghby, Glenn .Sawyer, Mar 

!;aret Lott, Linda Hqwkes, Michael 

\Varne'r, Ronnie Goollrich Joan • 

Cress, Dt'nnis Cox, Jac'quelii1e 

Craft, Mary Ann Markvieka, Lin· 

da Saw~'er, Judith Shel ~op and 

Sherry Sheldon, Dean Williams 

misse,l only one day. 

The King's Christmas Carol, a 

musical cantata wiII be given at 

the c'::>l11munity hall Dec. 15 by the 

grade sehoul. Wayne Shcldon wIll 

have the part of the King and the 

Queen will be played by Patricia 

Thorngate. All gJ'3.de school chilo 

dren will be in t:1e' play. 

Fifth and sixth graders who had 

pedec~ attendance for the second • 

six \{-eeks of .school Wt'l'e Bm • 

Dunklau, Diane Knapp, Agnes 

Drawbridge, S:1lin 

$1.00 

DECEMBER 4, 19~2" 

Scott, Kenneth Williams, Vc~na I Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Johnso~ 

Mae \VilJiams and DOnnie Cress. I were in Omaha Friday to take Iit~ 

The Homemaking g~)'ls made i tie Donna Jean back to the Chilsix 

two-pound boxes of cookies drens Memorial hospital for a 

which they have mailed to service checkup with the therapist. Donna 

men who are North Loup grad- Jean is improving slowly. 

ua t es. 

Mr. and Mrs. Derwin White and 

Scvt.'n large bags of clothing cl,l,i!pren were Thursday dinner 

were recently sent to the "Save guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert 

the Children Federation" at St. Babc·JCk. ., 

Louis, Mo. The clothing was col- Mr. and Mrs. John Williams 

lected by the school children and were Thursday dinner guests of 

packed to send by the Horuemak- Mr. and Mrs, Carl Walkup. 

rng class, Sheldon Van Horn is working 

Mr. and Mr. Marlin Dunklau at the Clare Clement farm in Mira 

and children were in Arlingt on Valley this week. 

with his parents f~l1l Thursday Mr and Mrs -. Char-les Klinser 

till Satvrday. and MI'. and Mrs. Donald Jensea 

The Curt Gudmllndsen family were in Grand Island Monday. 

of ord were Thursday dinner Mp. L. W. Poi'Us ca!ne down 

guests of MI'. and Mrs. Harvey from Ord Wednesday and was a 

BaIT and on Sunday the Stanley dlrmcr guest of Mr., and Mrs, O. L. 

Barrs were guests. 

POI Us to celebrate her birthday. 

Mr. and Mrs, 1"red Bartz 'and Mr. and Mrs, Marvin Ingraham, 

Mr. and Mr3. George Cox and I Connie and Darla Noyes and Mrs, 

family were Thanksgivmg dinner i Ed Green were Thursday dinner 

~ue~t i~ the Stanley Baker home I guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus 

rn Encson. Peter~on. . . i..... 

Sum!ay l~lllJ~~r,guc:;b of Mr. and, They had expected to come home i Rev. and Mrs. Melvin Koelling Scotia. ! Hackel included M1'. and Mrs. Vel Loup ; F'ebr, 1.2, North Loup at --- - - ~--.---'----------- 

!ltr:. Bennie :':3111,ek were, 2\11'. and, earlier but safety patrol re ported and family of Laurel and the Glen -You can alw ays do better Jones and son and Mr. and Mrs Farwell; F'ebr. 5, Sargent at North 

.M~~. L,» Ie 1'1,» nn and fa.ml1y pf 1;,_a"ls, tIm way ,were bloc~el:. 1\.Ir: IBl'emel' family and Mrs. Nellie at Elsnt'r's Je\\ l'IQ' & Gift ston.' Leo Allen of Kellert':!n, la, Mr. and Loup. ' 

OIU. .', !Bt.t.ue spent much of the tlllle nlar I Leonard wel'e Thursday gue:o:ts of in Loup City, The gift sclt'dion Mrs. \V. C.' ;Hutchinsn and Mr. January 8 9 and 10 Central 

!>II'. and Mrs. 11elllll. Koel!Jng ,~ol'th Platte dud< huntlll!;l' With M1S. Blanche Leonard. Rev. an,l is the largpst in ccntral X('braska. a~ld Mrs. Elv1l1 Hutc~lllson of El- Loup C'onfer~nce Tourna;nent WIll 

and AI';1en were. Thursday dinner, good success. ' 1111'S. Koe;linJ anu family l'tturned 01'EX E\'ER\' E\,EXIXG till ~ln, Nebr" Charles Krng and Fern be held at Palmer and Febluary 

gue,;;ts 111 the hOll~e of :\oIl'S. Lucy Mrs. 132echer VanHorn anivecl Ito Lamel TJll11·Slhy evenn"'. Christmas. 86-1td.,ly ll1 the Floyd wetzel c;ar el~ • e,» el l 

Sct d 1.. oh~nllowin'{ the death . 

a ea 

' 

to 

I "DA\'ID AXD BATII~IIEB.\," of an uncle, Wallace Cox. 

I (COIOI'l'll) Gregor,»' Peel, and SUS.ln ~lr. and Mrs. H. L. Gillespie and 

110\"\ arcl. S6-ltc ~lr. and Urs. Clifton Clark were 

The Vic and Ellery King families ThUJ sday supper g-uests of Mr. 

-Ih heW e8. 

spent Thanksgiving day with ;'11', and :\oln; 1"loyu Redlon. 

:nd Mr:=_Wlll_Kin~ ~~ Scotia. Thanksgiving din~,~I~~ests ~ Jf! 

~=~2'~\If1t'J.IJI"'l"I"""'1 

\. . 

N~W! More powerful en'gines! . 

7 big engines with high horse- ". 

power and high compression -c,:' { 

ratios" 3 of thePl brand·new. \~, (, 

Greater cooling capacity, in- , ' 

creased di:,piacement, twin car. .• ':., 

buretioll availablo Qn target t 

trucks. 

1·i 

•• • 

With ovr 13°5 service ond these Modern Appliances, 

." yovr whole farnily will enjoy Gifts thot lrvly "Keep 

ro ' . ,f ' 

....." O n \,1'Ylng 

I I 

MQk~ these losting 'Cifts yovr own ••• ri~~,t now ••• 

with ovr Bvd';)et Termsl,~~ 

. ~~~ 

Valle'y Propane 

East Side of Square 

Distributors of Pbilgas 

Gas ·Co. 

Ord, 

1951 Mercury 2-dr. Radio. Heater, Overdrive, 

Seat C'OHrS anu a one 0\\ ncr. Sce this one touay {or !la,l.ngs 

and safety. 

1949 Mercury 4-dr. Radio, Heater, Beautiful. 

&JIicl·

Arthur Mohr 4/54 

Rt. 0, Burw~ll,Nebr. 165 

The 

Loup Valley 

Established April, 1882 

Chamber Offers 

$50 in Prizes for 

Xmas Decorations 


SECTION ONE 

THE ORO QUIZ, ORO, NEBRASKA lHURSOAY, DECEMBER 11, 1952 

220 Mend Annual I 

4-tl Achievement 

Parly Wed.nesday 

Hear Speakers Who 

Ga-/e Austrian and 

British Slant. 

I 

• 

\1 

"Read by 3,476 families Every Week" 

ranuers VI iUHf.cl io 

3ew~ne Ped~r~."$ 

)f Citrus fruits 

Sc-!Ih;.

all 

'I noulked 

1 and 

PAGE T\VO ._'1_'1~~__O!~,UlZ, ORD, NEBRASKA A~Z~:~~~:l~lf~~:Jn~~1:~' 

. . f" . I. ITOWXSIIII' OFFICl~\LS 1933·,jI, Lain, clerk, Old; B~'n ;"t3.ly, .treelS- urcr, Arc3Jia; Waltt,'l' Andcison, 

' · S f' ing outlined with pine sprigs, and IObituary Noble News . I NOBLE --VIal! Babka, clerk urcr, ani; lIerb Goff, justice 0f justice of peace, Arcadia. 

D'lsplay W'lndows 'In Ord BUSiness ec Ion eOl>Jl'-d ~lnalllc.nt8 . Noblc school w ill have ItS lard; Emanuel Wadas, trea"uler,lpcace, 01

DECL\llJEH.. 11, 1902 THE ORD QUIZ, ORI), NEBR/\SK/\ P;\(~E TIIIU~E 

USl' Quiz Waut Ads for Qukl{ Results 

- -- 

l~fr.II'M(.....-n.",*·,,·wlric i 

superintendent of the Methodist 

chul'chc's is comiuding svccia' 

Illeetings in the l\It'thudist churd) 

this we(I" beginning un Sumb: 

evening, All are invited to comt 

to hear him, r 

- ".- ., - ; ". " - , !Jl.;:akfast. ' , Nebrdska w(',lthL'I' ha,,- Rlw:lY; 

'. 1949 Mere. 4·door.. radio. heater & n!fw WW tires. Tie a big rib- The young couple left foi' a few bet'n '.ll1pl'l'Llic\ab;e, so somc ()f t:lc' 

bon on it & you've got the perfect family present days tt ip after which they will unusual induents it pruJuce3 

I':,taln to, Sco~ia behre ,going to sil')uJd hal'dly sllIpl'ise us, On,~ 

1949 Pont. 4-door, radio, heater.. automatic trans. & seat covers. (~IlJUS Ch11.stl, Tx, wn~le the I lkU(;\ue WOlllan I'epol'teu that a 

Why wait for Happy New Years to sturt "Happy New Mo- bLuf'glOOl1l IS statlOl1C,J wll11 the, PUll))" Iris bloo11,e'd in her yard 

toring" , navy. Juring the SO-UL'glt'C tell1peratul(; 

--------------- of the last, week in Odobel! 

1949 Ford 4-door, radio. hEater, overdrive: seat covers &: visor. Amww)(p Alurritlyl' --,---- 

Has lots more to of!er than many younger cars Anno\..,',~e,:o,ent is bt:ing maue of Gobblers 

the l1lartiag-~ 

of :\liss .\:ary Kay 

1949 F,ord 2-door radio. heater &: overdrive. Pain! '6o upholstery Grohosky, daughkr of Dr, HalO:'] Tllrt'c new anu diffetent wild 

" , 1 f II l 'I' t V I' f)wl and inhabit the city p:nk in 

show ' this car's led an easy lile OJ :'OI1,)S ,y u OllS un••ex" 0 a e 

Portis, son of ~Ir.

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THE ORD QUIZ, ORD, NEBRASKA 

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\ 

MRS. RUBY lllGGINS 

Quiz Heprosentutive 

WcAre -ltcudy! 

READY FOR C~iRISTMAS . 

.... REA[)Y ,FOR YOU! 

, 

/ 

MEN! 

.: 

Selectit 

.he~e 

for 

II EIt 

.~ 

v ) 

You'll be 

I ' 

• 

an Arygel 

From 

Eve'ry 

Angle 

• Silk and Cotton Robes ,3.98 to 25.00 

• Nylon Hose.••...•. , .•......••. 1.29 to 1.95 

• Lingerie-gowns. P. J .• Slips'. ~ 2.98 to 14.95 

• Nylon. Orion Blouses...•.•. ; 2.98 to.1 0.95 

• Hcpdkerchiefs, Scads..•......•. 39c to 3.98 

• Jewelry , ~ 1.0.0 . t~ 10.00 

Open Thursday and Friday Evenings 

H~(ENORESS 

" '; 

SHOP 

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t • 

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I, 

i, , 

) 

~\ 

1 

II' 

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, ,! 

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A;G,reat' Pqgeant of 

Gifts From the Markets 

of the' World! 

MI,RACLE COAT! 

,. .\ 

, 

I 

I 

j 

Beraneks 

DRUG STO.RE 

! 

Send your Christmas greeting-s' with 

flowers! ... Tho mcstwcridorlul wa.y 

in tho world to suy, "thunk you" to 

your hostess und u, "Me,rry ~hrisJ' 

111\l.3" to your'lriehds. SeQ. 

our selection of holiday 

plants und 'flowers today. 

Christmas Program 

The Chrlstma s progl am, cutitlcd 

"Let 1';ar,ll1 Receive' will be presented 

in the Assembly of God 

church Sunday evening, Dec. 2t at 

8 o'clock, by the members of the 

Sunday School. 

~ 

Christ mas Gif t 

lasts Forever 

l' 

\ - 

up 

* WARM AS TOAST AT 

lS DEGREES BELOW ~ERO j 

*.COM FORTABlE AT 

60 DEGREES A80VEI 

* AN ALL SEASON'S COAT 

IN ONE SMART FASHION 

) 

! iI 

" 

f 

her 

a stunnlug DENOMA Diamond, 

• i • t h e gilt which holds 

forever the 

Christmas Star 

'20~~ f.4,r.t 

Tu In,l"dt~ 

brilliance of the 

• 

gilt! 

Truly a miracle coat ... and here's why! 

'fake two extremes of temperature .•• 

a cold 15 0 

below, a warm 6Qo above , .• 

then consider that one coat, only one 

coat ••. will keep lOU comfortable 

throughout this temperature range! The 

;·Sno-Lite lining is. the secret, Its special interlocking 

weave traps lour warmth, reflects it back 

/ to lOU (or perfect insulation.' *Suo-Lite actually 

breathes with you! Corne in and sec these coats 

now: Y.ou'll ~uJ, them ill all the popular new 

fabrics lucluulOg Houudstooth Checks, Saxouvs, 

Doucual 'l\HcUS, CO,urts and GabarJinc,s! 

( 

See us now for Poinsettias. Christ. 

mas Wreaths. Holly by package or 

bulk. Mistletoe. Christmas corsages. 

Table Settings and Bouquets. 

NOLL SEED 

Florists 

CO. 

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(.\\"I\l£D FOil 

t\UlBlU[snwup.V, 

_~=~:....-----r. 

Vie Give S & H Green Sfamps 

Priva.te Diamond Room for your convience. 

For Evening Appointments - Phone 344 or 366 

I 

East Side o] Square 

Just Right FOI' ChristmCls. Giving 

. -MIKE YOST 

":Wear 

We Give Green Stam/s 

. .

hi~·~~~\.be~l~~: 

DECEMBER 11, 1952 TIIE ORD QUIZ. ORD, NE13RASKA PAGE rIVE 

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Attended Meeting IOut Car~lin'.J" " , I _~w_.,_.._... _. . =_::::::=__:_:._. 

Supt. and :-118. C. C. Thompson Me mbers of the Girls Social SCI" 

were in Lincoln Thurs,Liy and Fri- vice cLl') started the Cluistmas i 

day, '.... here Mr. Thompso.i allen.jed season "'f, when on Mo nIay evea 

mceting of dclcgates of the ~,> nil,r, they sane carols before the; 

braska High School Activities as,. homes of shut-Ins, and other ~Od,~~i_~,~~\hic~1e is a mcmbcr. I fr~ends. I 

Helen Dress Shop 

SENSATIONAL 

\ 

COA1' SALE 

$19 

Values to 29.95 

3 Lerqe Gr~~ps ef 

100% All WOQJ 

Twe.~ds 

• 

Ch~cks . , 

j , 

$24 

I_ 

:ALSO DRESSES 

12.95 

Rayon Crepes 

Rayo'n Failles 

\. 

HELEN 

$28 


$10 

Values to 1~.95 

- 


Plaids 

Solid Co/or~ ! 

'$8 


'- • ... --.__"""' --~ . 37.ltc who patronized them. \\ "stew, amI Lell IL1L1o.1Z of 1\11,- 

%"= 

- 

'!Public ' "Sale 

l 

. ,. 

. . 

Holidays are Dre's.s~Up Days: Dress up fQr 

the holidays-and save enough for extra ~ 

shopping! So come early. shop and save! 

$6 

Values to 

... . . ~ 

Thursday, 

" 

, '. 

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Rayon Taffetas 

Wools 

DRESS SHOP 

I W.D. Allis Chalmers tractor, 1949 

I Reg. Farmall .' 

I farm Hand mOunted for F-20 FarmalL with sweep h~ad, 

manure scoop. and f9liage fork 

I C~.l1tivalor for W.O. Allis Chalmbers . 

I Plow I3-in. for W.D. Allis Chalmbers 

I Disk John Deere, lO-ft., 1952 . 

I Corn picker, Woods Bros., 1948 

I Combine Model 12·A John Deere, model l\ motor 

I Conl planter, John Deere, 1950 

I Hcimmermill wilh combination hammers 0. knives 

I I.H.C. power mower, 1-ft. for' H. 0. M.. , 

Cream s'cpcuator I.H.C:, 194 

1 Heat houser cover for W.D. Allis Chal. 

I Endless belt 30 ft. 

I Cement mixer 

1 Coal slove . , 

1 Buick 8 !potor suitable for power unit 

in good shape 

4 Bags Morman's Hog Wormer 

1 Fordge 

Stock prairiehay, & 

1-2·3 0. 4th c,ulting alf~l(u about 45 tons 

I PUJebj.~.d· Gcrnsey Wisconsin Heifers 

4 Purebr~'d Holste,in Wisconsin Heifers 

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, ) 

December 

Starting at 12:30 Noon 

MACHINERY 

'~IAY 

.CATTLE 

Wagon, 14x7 ft. box, David Bradley, with 2·in. hard wood 

floor on 4·ton gear, with good tires-2 mo. old ' . 

I flare top steel wagon on rubber 

I Gear wah ext:-a gool1 tires 

I tH.C. Man~r.e·,~prea~9t.,on rubber, 1949 

I I.H.C. Pre~l'" drill, 16-wheel with seeder attachment 

packer wh¢els: 1949. 

I Stock c'ltter 

I Ro.ko with ira.i,ior hitch.' and dump 

I Tractor 9:.-devil ';" I 3-section harrow 

Most c!ll of t.h.p 0..boye machinery is almost new & in good shape 

I Chev. truck 1919, combination box, all 8:25x20 tires 

, :1 

,.) , 

.MISCELLANEOUS 

--Counly Clerk L. 13. \Voaels --\Vn~. Larsen of Mitche ll. Nebr. 

went t.:> Om aha Tuesday to attenJ ' spent the we ek end in the home of 

the meeting of county officials. i Mrs, \Vllham Trepto-v a:1d fam 

--~Ir. and Mrs. K F. Babka wei t' ily. 

Sunday dinner guests of MI'. and' --~Irs. Geolge Hubbard was a 

Mr s. Vlad Babk a and Alan. They, supper guest Suhday evening of 

visited in the home of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. J. hl. Whiting. 

l\Irs. Ernest Risun and Mr~. --~{r. and Mrs. M.:rle VanZan,jt 

1"1 ancis Risun in the a~ter noon. and Iam ily spent S'lr,,1ay in Maron 

-Mrs. D. 13. McOStllch and two City, Nebr., where they were 

children, . Carol a~d Patty, came guests of Mrs. VanZandt's parf'rom 

their home 111 Grand Island, ents, Mr. and Mrs, L. J. Kleckner. 

Tuesday ev.,ning to sec the high Mrs. Klccknors birthday was ccleschcol 

junior class play, ':The Lit- brated. 

Have decided to quit farming. Win hold a clea n~up sale on the place known as tho Bert 

2 miles south of North Loup on oil clnd'1/4 mile east Of 1 mile north of Scotia jlli1ctiol1. 

tie Dog Laughcd." He r nephew, .".' . t, , •. 

J' SI 1 '1' 1 d pa t . 1 -1\lrs. Lillian Novo .1Y, ,nIS. Joe 

t~;l '1'o.)aszews ~l, ra a ,I' 11 Dworak an-I Mrs. Em or y Thomsen 

. 0;' :.iii. N.v x orrrs, Osteopath spent Wednesday afternoon in 

• ~2·tf~ 13urY.-ell.. \ AH:"OLl> J. Sl'EHLl:"(i 

-Mr. and Mrs: Raynion.! Au- ---~--~-:--------- of 

g ustyn, Mrs. Ed Nelson and :\!rs: L' ft f M" 0 S. N. Alnolel J. :Sperling. son 

Helei Krebs spent Saturtlay shop- e or ISSOUri MI'. an.l 1\1l~. Geolge Spc rliug of . 

ping in' Grand Island. Joe SkoW left for Savannah o.e. has been. sta t ioncd in P.e::!;l): 

I Welder, acetylene, 4-tips & dutting' 

1 Forney electric welder, 180 amp" with 

soldering and brazzing atbchmenL 

40-lbs. of welding rod 

I IS-gal. oil pump 

I Air compresser 

I Block & tackle 

I Set dis\< hillers, I.H.C. 

I Gas tank, 200-ga!. 

_ 1\11'. arid Mrs. Paul Ge ncski 2\10 SunIav to visit hi" wife who I Hal bo r. Hawail for the past elgnt I 

: .. ~ 'ol ',' [months. 

went to Grand Island FriJay eve- IS under treatment there 1ll theI H tr ~1 \ ,ld S ]" o- 

ning, where they met their daugh- Dr. Ni.chols Sanatorium. and r~it~~~ ~Ol;, r~'l\:il~~'have~~Ic~~~r Ii 

tel', Lillian, wtlO is employed in -- -- --.----- -- - ---- --- 1 

ly received word that 1e is some- 

Omah.i. 1\1.is.5 Gei1eski spent the f . I 

No B r ler where neal' the rout lines 1I1 

wcek end at horne. . a r IKorea. He is aboard the U.S.S 

-MIS. Charles Ackles and S':>!1, Pallial paralysis, the result of a I Rensh~l\\'.· . 

Douglas, of Arcadia, spent Satur- crushed spine received during thl'l His ad.hess is: S. N. Arnol.l J. 

I day night with her parents, !III'. battle of Okinawa, has not proved ,Spelling 318-24-17, U.S.S. Re n 

and MIS. Paul Gene'ski. Mr. Ackles a handicap to the success 'of a, SIM\\' D D Jffered, \ anli l\Irs. Fral1k Jobst, spent the I 

-,:\11''''. Ella 13rown ,went to st. I there were also candles, ba!,ed wct'l~ end with hi., parents and sis- I[ 

Paul \\'t~·,lI.1esday n~OI!llng to spend; goods a.,nel candy, and many other tel', Eloise. He is stationed at 

t~~ da~~~r~h her srster, Mrs. l\fa g- 

I 

things. Lunches at IlOn and in 1"01 brs Air Base, Tope1,a, Kall· 

glt; \V1S~U. the afto noon a·nd evellIng were aI- He plans to get a !e1\ e so he can 

--Monday evening callers at the i 50 served. Christmas carols were be able to spe;1d Christmas with 

Brll Se]lac,"i< home were :0.11'. amI played by some of the J'oungcr his p0oploJ hele. 

Mrs. Antorl Kolar and Jolln;ly. Ip"r50ns of the chLll','h t,.:> add to the --- - ---------------- 

-:\11'. and ·Mls. Carl Wolfe of festival occasion. Hero for FUlleral 

Ne>rt.h Loup Wl're callers Sur,Jay: The Ladies' Aid of the Bethany 

e\'enlllg at the home of Mr. and' V.ltheran. church had a balds AmonG those flam a dist:J.nL( 

~lrs. Han y \Volfe. ! sale Saturd:!y after noon in the \I'ho \\ (r e caJled to Olcl by th£ 

-l'he 8 (t to h_l\l' lIIor,' of tll:) !lIethoJi~t 

church this week. anc! Dr. LOc'is 

Jaques, who was vbitilig Dr, 

George Pal kin~. v· 

The Hotal y AIUlS will meet with 

the club at th~ I'egular m'eding 

I-Lite, next Monday evening. A n;ce 

plOgr'anl is being planr.ell.· l\!r s. 

As.! Ander son of Harmony Ilouc,e 

\viII .ser ve a smorpasbonJ to the 

mem1xrs and their gu('sts. • 

! ~ ~ • -,r Ii I : I' III 1 --- -- -- --- - -- - --- 

Seal. Money Coming 

. Chr istm.ls Seal ch.iir man. Kathedne 

Helzel', announces that the 

TERMS-Cash-No property to be removed until settled for. Properly at bidders risk afler being sold. 

money for the ~ea!s whkh were 

sent out several \\'e~ks ago, is beginning 

to eome in. A' count of 

Ithe money lece[vellup to the lllorn-I 

Allen 

' ER 

• ' Iing- of MOJlllay, Dec. 8, sho\\'eel a 

Em BALES, OWN 

I t9tal of $393.30 had been se;1t in. I 

1ll~;~ss\IMel~~r'ltt2;~~~~1 t::~~lt~l1l;l~I~; 

: en,1 of tile yc.l1', wh0n the se.11 s.,le' 

\\ill be oV~i·. In ul',;l\)J; th It the ~e.lls be 1-'.,ld I 

I 

.' ',fol' ,ultl' u>i':ll,. it (',\11 be renlcllib.:r- 

I) I 

St t 

k f S to CI k' ..~c1 t!l:lt 9{ Lents out of every sea' 

Cummins and Cummins. Auctioneers 

a e ..an 0 co Id. ,t'f ,dulLu \\ill ot.lY in lhe st.,le of r-\e-: 

\ 

i I I UI'..lS!{J. lof't·ft..)lllll:r.. of (UUI',~;t\ to th0 

~ J ~\'11 ~ 1-,()1.l>Ji,tt i'1 (l111' '";tJ,te-, 

I . - ~ 

Give Her Gayrnode 

NYLONS 

1.15 

l'I'lII11'~-'S 0\\ II co !;ll,lg", 13 

Ill'l,il' r, so ~hl'l'l'-~ ct IOllg 

II ('ar:II:{, too, for thl'~l' are 

"high til ;s," ny luus that r e 

si"t ~lIags. D,u k seums \1ith 

out llne lur-l. .\ P( rfed giltl;d 

her ,\ box of three for ex 

11'.\ \\ eur. 

LOVELY, LACY 

SLIPS 

1.98 

l'rdti,.~t ~Jjps ~Oll'\C ~(,Cll in 

agl s, beL'.lu;,e thl'~-'re ~o 

ue,lt;lifull.y oIlUII J' \Iith ruffles 

anJ bCl·S. Four gored 

for that prrf('(·t fit. \\ Idle or 

p:nJ

PAGE SIX 

THE ouo QUIZ, ORO. NEI)HASKA 

DECEJ\IDER 11, 1952 

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1 

Santa Claus Expected 1 - - - - - - - - . Sister Died Il~...-"~·T'-~ 

Weather Report 

By noon time \Ve\ I nesdry ' t· ne : A mcssaac _ was received last i, . 

~trec's 'Of Onl we re becoming filleu I 'lligh L-ow week, telling of the death' from' 

II ith children of all age", also 27 cancel' of the liver of Mrs, Anna 

m a ny grownup», who were cag erly I Thulsday"",., 42,26 II Hardwick, youngest siste r of J.' 

awaiting the com.rig of his ma-: F'ri " "., 41 23 M. Novotny. Funeral services were 

Je s ty , Santa Claus. Accord~ng' to, Sat , CiO I held on Sa lur day. 1I11S. Hardwick 

plans he is to come by plnnc -and Sun ,,' 52 20 li d' L A lc Calif a ' 

I 22 ivcc In os nge ~'" .' I " anu 

will be met at tile airport by the I Man", .. ,., . , ., 4.3 had been sick all fall. I 

f 

' < t t d 11 t k Tues.. , , , .. , 40 27 

111.' uepa r men an Ie nil' "': Wed '. 20 

who will bring him to Ord, with 

all horns blowing, A flee show I Preclp. to date, 1!),)1, 27.33 

ot cartoons and other sucn nlms I Precip. to date, 1951, 16.31 

will be given to the cln ldien in 

the o.e theat rt',. 1"0110\\ ing t~i'3! tal', Kathleen WJlliams of Loup 

sacks of treats WIll ~e 'handed ou~ I City. MI'. an.l Mrs, Joe Ruta r, 

to the children by Santa and his [Marilyn arid Larry, 1'.1r. and Mrs: 

helpers. It IS thought that at Charhe Dobiovsky and Carinan 

!e~st a thousand ch ildi cn will be in and Jean Hansen. The evening 

On] to meet St., N1Ck. was spent by listening to music 

Several schools In surrour.ding of the accordion aucl trumpet. 

communities were dismissed f or Cake and jello was served later in 

the occasi~n. 

the evening. 

'. : 

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Home on Vacation 

l1fr. and ~Irs. Vim. Hellck went 

to Grand Island Satur-Jay evening, 

where they mel their daughter, 

Margaret, a student nurse in the 

Presbyterian hospital in De nve r, 

Colo. Miss Heuek is On vacation 

until Vel.'. 22, when she must 11.' 

POI-t for duty. At present she ~s 

on floor duty and is ~lill enjoying 

her Walk very much. Her brothel', 

Richard, who is a studen.; in Haslings 

college, also spent the week, 

end at home. 

Home From Lincoln 

l\~rs. May Struckman, accompanied 

by Dorothy Blaha went to 

Lincoln and Cl'ete !

\ 

DECEMBER 11, 

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It ; ; 

1952 

Mr. an,J ::'Ills. Ed Z;urek of Sal'- TlIe BnJwnio Scouts met Tuesgent, 

MI'. an,l :--lI's. Lumire Nellles- day eVt:ning after school with Patkal 

anc! }

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PAGE EIGI-l't if THE ORO QUIZ: ORO, NEBRASKA DECEMBER 11. 1952 

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~. v:~~"";{ ~~v ·,~i.'K~~':.'!\1 W':~:_.~~.. If:-~-:t:.¥ ~':J._-:}.,~ T.'CJLI I:::IE:::I i\'· ~ .. 

...... ~"'6&.~ .!l_~~'~ .DJ,..'I. ~~!3d. ~~~ 

HOME DECORATION CONTEST 

01~,D 

TIll~ATltE 

• 

Ord. N~br. 

Thursday-f riday-Saturdt1y~Oecember11-12-13 

Stludcly'Monday-December 14-15 

O/'(! cl}lIeJlock 

HOGS 

160 head of wer1d, ola,)'ed vel',)' of the lleath of Mrs, Everett M, and the North Platte river, Along 

.___ an excellent shot. ' well by Jim Douthit. • . Williams due to a heart attacl{ at the Missouri and from Lexington 

---.----.---- Another family, Ted \'lood, her home in Sebastopol, Calif., on west, waterfowl hun~ers report a 

Tuesduy-Viednesday-Deeember. 16-17 

I 

Callers From Taylor Vernon Potrzeba, competitor In 

uscd cars of Mr. Huntington his 

the morning of December 8, Mrs. 

.Williams lived in Or] Cl\'('I' thirty 

fair season. Elsewhere in Nebraska, 

with exceppon of a few small 

..-____ --'--0=-:1:'< Mr, and 111's. B. 13. Holmes of Wife, Lillian Wooo, a woman 'Who years, and alwa,)'s kept a keen in- and scattered spots like Palmer, 

• it" ~ ~;'----;';'jo);;'::;7-:;;-/-;:'-~ ~ Taylor wel'e Ol'd shofpel'o FI'I'c:la'-', wa It' t t' th I O'Neill, Genev~, etc., lamentations 

(",~. .' #n,.(.- ,alfl(:: V-'I;-:..., ,~c-"'~ ,~ ~ "' s cu ure conclous, and vel,)' .eres. tn e peop e here, retain- ,. 

:; and also dinner gues s Of Mr. and much so, played by" Grace Kokes lI1g ner ownelship in the build- are loud, 

• '.. Thrill ago;" to 1ls eve.r-ne,''''' .1.".Y•• , and tho:. 'r \:) Mrs, ~rnest Bohy. Mr, and Mrs, and their daughter, who wa~ ings occupied by the Ringlein DI'ug A wild fowl refuge in central 

", 

'~_" OYc.0\.;} pror.ks of ...D:_.... · a,y..an..d., L,Is pah! ~: H. D. Cole, also o~ Taylor were Wally's best girl, Joan Wood, foitore and Rowbal PlumlJing. Nebraska, perhaps on the Cedar 

1,.' , ,r , afternoon callers 111 the Bohy, plaJ'ell by Kay Hug-hes also hall Anna Keown was born 'on 11arC'h river an... "".~.4~.~,i:i' 

..~1'~ ~'T()Clr .', ~ Cream No 63 $ . 663 

much to bring about the mirtl) of of that bank on the dcath of Peter bl'idg-e, hunting on the l\1illdle and 

_~~~)_~~.~~~1f~1:.;J;i~~~~~~ijiYG~~L ~~~~y"II~~~'::::: ':i~' :n ::!~~~iVJ1::~~~~r' ~~~Id~r\~r

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SECTION TWO 

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1 

T~e 

Loup Valley 


"Read by 3,476 Families Every Week" 


THE ORD QUIZ, ORD. NEBRASKA THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1952 Vol. 71. No. 37 

A Ihri , 1900" Nb k N C t d Le An Hour With In view of this lesson on discust 

rislmaslime In e ras a ew ars IS e slon Mrs, Stronv then asked if· 

, " Registration of new cars and the Sixth Grade they would like t~ use the method" 

One Could Buy a Morrl 

's Cha'ir for $5,75 trucks in the olIice of the Valley What l'r1ak(s the Christmas star in their lessons next day, By vote: 

county clerk include the following: so briyllt' they decided to discuss by topics, 

T. W. Hamel', North Loup, 1952 Whffc did it gd its sill'< I' liy7it' the Scandinavian countries, since i 

With the Chl'!stms" and seem to i l~g. to nuke them wIlte \\ lth thel!' 'folk~. In' a few ~hOI t years thi:! 

le~nt~ UCk. en er, r, v eVlO not know ju'st how, a' letter came been leal ning ho'''' to aud iz ;c-- Ibe, ab30z blllg' the \\ 01 ~{,. They are I ~ 19nt hanJ~ Jl.hs, ~tl ong says t\1J. t I sa,ne glOUp will be taking p;Ii. In 

_ __ to the young fol1{s from the John tions dllling the wed" and also a.l~o .Liklng P~;1l\l:1l1shlp ,~l\~ 3 I\s z:ot d~ne any nlol(': _, ,0' tbe athletics, ulamatiu" and other 

Klnaki family in Greece, a fam- had sevel,,1 stolY pl'oblems In I \\' an 1 mother an ag,'d gl andpar-I h .. llne s Lea If!';' \\ I I .1I IS l\\,l, !IE;' \,' ~ur, .. - c 

,---- - ---'~--'--'~. - ent and tw~ boys, ages '12 and l~C~!~~~~~1\l'I·oyll \(vOalsllILltCl:·l~,l~r'~ll·l'\l'l,~].,II)~::,I=I - -, - -- n 

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Large Poinsetti(1 ;15 years. ': G.)!y D~nl\~alk in r~~:1~l1 to (I;" __........u_....,... 

A lal'~e poinsettia is shown this Th~ studen~s have cooper\1ted in rPOPllla~ion, It'ligi'on. pro.lucls, an,]: 

weel, il\ tile Anustroz:g insurance' getling a bIg packag'e ready to t educatIOn. To celebrate the cnd, 

office, which is, the property of seml to Senes, Greece, They h,we 10f tbis unit of stuLly tqe (hi1elren ' 

Mr, and Mrs. L. A. Muncy, The brought coffee and sugar, rice, were to have a lUllch of" !:5can,.li'11- I 

tlee Is seVl'l'al yeals old. a:n.d is cocoa,' an(l (lther dry grocerie3. Iyianproducls, whkh in ieillity W:lS : 

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Oscar's Palladium 

Family" 

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Yes. you'll find gifts for the whole family, 

that the whole family will appfove, at Absalon's 

Variety. 

Our foyland i$ jam-packed with games, 

sets, doUs, toys, and similar items that 

delight the small fry. 

And, as you browse around you'll find 

gift.s for t~e ~hole fmily, too-wearing 

nohoM. plcture~, chlnaware. glassware. 

fancy wo.r~, tool~ and oddmerits-pr,u~9ne 

of theflnes.t, a~sortm~nts of Christmas 

Candy we've had in years. 

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fQfdontOtlc Odve, Overdrive, I-REST linted ,~~efy gress, while 1idcwcll tire$ oplionol 

at .......... ,- ... fquipmoo'. Q"c$~or;o$ god' trim ~..,biod to d\gn~e .. uh~uf 00';'0. 

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Missionary Society rS~111dav' Su;p'('r' Guests IDinner Guests . IMariners Elect Otiicers :Stanley ParlV 

The \VSCS of the Evangelical Mr. and 111115. Andrew Kusek sr. Gco!'!;e an.I Rudolph Urban of At the regular monthly meeting I 1I1l's, John Galka. 151'" entertain- 

United Bretlu en church ,met for! and IIII'.', and Mrs. FluYll Kusek: Anadia 1\ cl.c dinner guests .of ;Ill. of the ~lallr~eIs at the Presbyter- I ed 12 fl Ien.ls at a Stanle:( party 

the regula r monthly meeting' \Veti-, were Sunday supper guests of !Ill'. an.I :111 s. \" m. Ncrncskal \" cdnes- Jan cbun:1 SuneL1Y, :Ill. and Mrs, 1 at her home Thursday ewnll1g-, 

nesday af t crnoon at the home of and Mrs. Stanley Petska and fam· clay, • John Lemmon were elected skip- 

'the Lukes slsters.. The Christmas'ily.' PCIs. ~lr. all ,I :111 s. Glen Be erlinc. Dinn 'r Gues ts Loup Valley Promcnaders \vill 

meeting was also hel,J at this time, ----- Dinner G(iOSIS PUl'SelS, and :llr, and Mrs. Ray- I 1\1' t, 2\1" I' "' All meet on Thursday evening for the 

. I ./. monel Pocock, log keepers. Other ,'1" a~lu .', IS. ,0~S, en were I'cgu]ar square "dance. 

'B b 51 Tucsc ay Luncheon xn. and ~11:'. ~d ZUlek and SOll orficers are appoiulcd. d~nnel guests of 1111. and Mrs, Business and Professional Wom- 

U y , ]O(\'cr ,1\[115. Raymond Pocock entertain- of Sargent, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Appelge t I; loyd Kusek Sunday. ens club will meet on Tuesday 

Pack Alerting Birthday Party Mrs..J. B. Ferguson gave a cd at a luncheon at her home on Ncmeskal and Fred Ncmeskal we re showd the pictures of the trip La k- " evening, Dec. 16, in the gl'ade 

'At the COlU1 1 ,his base at Los Vegas, Nev.. to where they atteneled an all da~' crust was made, and later a lemon to leave soon fOl' Tucson, Ariz" " " "', Reg'ular Legion AuxiLiary mee-tscore 

was.won by 1\1I's. LOluse I wish his father a happy birthday. Ioutlook meeting of home and fall\l fluff pie. ~very club leader was where she will spencl the win tel', \HI e :I1L aml M! s., 1':d 2U1ek and ing. Monday evening, Dee. 15. Ex- 

Petska and second hIgh by M,rs. __._ Imanagement. Speakers were Mrs. present. A sister from Minnesota I\jll makE: son, 1\11. anu Mus. I; lank KI al and ecutive board meetina at 7' 30 pIn 

'·Birthday. Dinner 

Ruth Ha.res was honored at a 

bilthtiay dinner at the home of 

her aunt, Vida Collins ThuI'sday 

eve:rting. Guests were her pal'cnts, 

Mr, and .:vII s. P. A. Hayes and 

Emil 2lkmund. Plans wel'e made! D" IClal'a LeOpold anel Richard Ford, ..Iil

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Whatever tIle nC'cd wIIalenr lhe 

occasion-Connsonata is "Amnica's 

Finest l~lt'drunic Organ" for 

chureb. school or home. Four models 

are a\·ail.able, with the popular 

single manual priccd only slit:htly 

higher than a fine piano! For superior 

all-around pCrfurlllanCt'. insist 

on C'onnsonala. Sc(' it ... hear 

it ..COll1pare it-and ~'ou'll buy it. 

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DlY an~l many 'UlyS and rears after the trce is down and the 

onumcnts put awa),. Choose a work-savin!, time.sav~,ng 

Nltural Gas Appliance and let aU the {lmily cnjpy the better 

living thH economical Nltural Gas Service cHlbring to your 

home. Y9ur favorite applilnce deller o~ ~al~sas.N~kra*~ 

manager will be pleased to help you ma~e a s~lcctiqn. 

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MRS. GREELEY GEBHARDT 

'Quiz Representative 

Pho~e 2911 I Scotia 

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PUBLIC AUCTION 

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14 mixed-4-7 yr. old 

1 roan cow with calf at side. 7 yr. old 

1 roan cow with F2 wI 

12 W.F. Oeilers.,3 yr. old, to freshen soon 

1 W.F. bull coming 3 yr. old 

15 Fq:ll calves 

4 Buckel calves 

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Carr-Shultz 

At the farm four miles south and four miles west of Arcadia. N~braska, on west side of rive... 

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, Sale Starts at 12:30 O'~lock 

1 Brockel faced cow. 4 yr. old, milking now 

2 B.F.W. cows,S yr old, milking now 

1 B,F.W. cow. 4 yr. old. milking now 

1 Guernsey cow, 3 yr. old, milking now 

1 W.F. cow. 3 yr. old, milking now 

1 ,B.W.F. cow, 4 yr. old. to freshen soon 

1 R.W. spot cow, 4 yr. old, milking now 

1 W.f. cow. 4 yr. old, to freshen soon 

Libory families attended. 

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household g oods of the Wagners 

will be sold at public auction this 

week, the family leaving for their 

Miss Clara Mavis Cal'!', daughnew 

home at P 1'\)V 0, U., soon after. tel' of Mr. and Mrs. Oren Ca rr 0f 

The ladies of the ladies' aid gave Scotia and Melvin L. Shultz, son 

/ a one o'clock ,luncheon last Fri- of Mrs. James Shultz of Brayton 

day t o honor Mrs. Wagner. . F'cl- were mar-ried Sa turday morning at 

lowing the candlelight service Mrs. Bartlett, Nebr. County Judge J. S. 

Miner' performed the double 'l'ing 

ing the United States in Oc~ober. ling ilway gift. Mesdames Leo ceremony. , 

Mrs. Carroll, the fonner Esther I Klein, Harold Johnson, Walter Mr. and Mrs. Gary Brown of 

Schaefer, is staying with rela-' Klein and Claude Johnson were Grand Island, brother-in-law and 

tiv~s of her husband, Mr. and Mrs. I hostess('s.' sister of the bride were the 

Robert Sterkel. She expects to Election of officers was held couple's attendants. 

spend Christmas with her broth- Friday during a short business The bride wore a grey suit wilh 

er, Henry Shaefer and family at meeting of' the Lutheran Ladies' black accessories, completed by a 

Ord, Aid. Mrs. Clarence Sixel was gardenia and rose bud corsage. 

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Recent guests at the Oliver Empl·oyees and th~ir wives of elected president with Mrs. Loren She wore matching necklace and 

Johnson home were their children, the BreJthauer Dep t store and Steffan as vice president. Mrs. earring s, a gift from the bride 

Lowell Johnson of Yorh, 1\11'. and ~13Y'S Market and Mr. ~nd Mrs.: Marron MeIberry was re-elected groom. 

-c. MI'5. Curtis Jensen and family of Phil See~us were entert~lI1ed at a I secretary and Mrs. Elsill Miller, Mrs. Brown was attired in a 

\ Dannevirke, Mr. anu Mrs. Carroll turkey dinner Monday nlght at the, treasurer. I smoke blue suit with black acces- 

~abcock and fa m ily of North Loup hom~ of Mr. and Mrs. Dale l\by.! Tho card party sponsored by the so rie s. Her corsage was of pink 

arid Mr. anJ Mrs. Marvin Johnson. A g ift ~Xc~nange was held later II Know Your School club was large- carna t lons. 

Orville Johnson and children and 111 the. ~\Clll. g. . ,', ' ly attended Ftiday night. Twenty The 'bride is a graduate of the 

Miss Doris Wegner were also :\. IiI ge CleautifuJ, 

most luxurious car that c~\n be built 

at a price so dose to tll\~ lowest. The 

new 1953 Dual-Streak Pontiac is completely 

restyled, inside and out. And 

it has Pontiac's traditional dependability 

and economy. Come in-for 

dralll~\tic proof that dollar for dollar 

lOU can't beat a Ponthlc! 

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the Gift 

Items 

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Pangburn Candies - Hallmark Cards 

HIS Old-Spice Tawn Shaving Sets 

Men's Travel Cases - fitted Cases 

Remington Contour Electric Shaver.•••.$21.50 

Remington Sixty Electric Shaver..•....•$27.50 

Remington Sixty Deluxe Shaver...•.•..$29.50 

Schick 20 $24.50 Sunbeam $26.50 

Norelco Double Head $24.95 

Evening Paris Sets.....•.......$1.00 to $18.00 

3-Piece Comb, Brush and Mirror Set $4.98 

Coty Sets, ...,' ........••.••..$2.00 to $10.00 

RINGl~IN 

Public 

SECTION THREE 

Administrator's Sale of Estate of John Stanek, on the farm 6 miles 

south of Burwell, 2 miles north of Polish Catholic Church, on 

Mon., Dec. 15 

Cummins 6. 

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THE ORD QUIZ, ORD, NEBRASKA THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1952 

DRUG STORE 

ORO, NEBR. 

New Idea Manuro Spreader. on rubber, 

like new' 

2 Box wagons and gear 

Six-foot McCormick Deering mower 

IHC Rotary Hoe' 

2-section harrow 

Hayrack and gear 

Walking plow . 

IHC 10-foot hay rako 

2·wheel trailer 

Spring tooth harrow 

IHC endgate seeder 

John Deers 6-foot mower 

3-section harrow 

Dempster hay stacker 

John Deere corn planter 

3-section harrovi 

Dempster hay stacker 

John Deero corn planter 

I-row stalk cutter 

Walking cultivator 

8-foot Tiger grain drill 

Loading chuto 

140 bushels 1951 oats 

Stack cutting first cutting alfal£a 

38 square bales. of prairie hay 

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Starting at 1 o'clock 

John Deere gang plow 

Cream Separator. Melotte 

1935 Chevrolet Sedan 

13 pair of tap 6. die sets 

Brooder stove . 

Several panels 

Roll of slat c,ribbing 

SOO-lb. scale 

2 wood hog troughs 

Brooder house. Sx8 

17 bundles of new shingle3 

Garden planter " 

2 scoop shovels 

Post drill 

Leg viso 

Anvil 

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Brooder house. 10;

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1\11'. and :'Ih~. Delbert Bridge an,ll lIl1. and :'Ill~. Ucurgc Call111bcll FriJay evenil'g' vio:toi'S of ;1,11. ;1,11. an.l ;1,11". K L. V06eHan~ :Sund"y l!l:lllel' and S~lpjlel' guests i :'Ill. -an.I ;1,11'::', Uob A'\;ll:\~I, and 

I Ia ml ly and Mr. and ~11'3. Adolph and daughl.er, 1I11'~. Allen, attcn.l- .ml ;lIl'~. Ijill SO,Jl:h C:, and ;lLl'h· entel'Llll1cd the mciubcis of the of :\Ir, an'] Mrs. Blll ::,ed:1Le!\ ant Denny an-I :'IIr~. Gelle 1'm Ge!'many, ,where they had I 

~nt several months, visited 'I' C!']) \ 

l~nds in Ord Saturua~ afternoon. 0 l(/stmas arty 

ley wer~ coffee guests of Mr: anLl Mr. and Mrs. K L. Vogellanz 

rs. Ivan Robinson. 

plan to go to Omaha Friuay whel'e 

I o.n that day and Saturday, Mr. 

i t Cl b .. Vogeltanz will attend an income 

,aTlaS a U tax school, and Mrs. Vogeltanz will 

;.Irs. Harold Christensen enter· visit her part"nts in Wahoo. SUl1lhy 

lned the members of her Canasta they will go to Lincoln whel'e they 

,l,b ~'riday evening. High seale will atte,pd a Christmas party giv 

~s won by' Mrs. Irma Wilson and, en by the Alpha Chi Omega SOl'or. 

~, ~~d high by .Mrs, VirginIa Nor- ity. of which their daughter, Ros. 

n ellen, is a member. The 'parents \ 

l ,'-'---'----- -- of the members will be honored at 

febekanK~n·'syn9tb,{, 

'The members of the Rebekah 

this party. 

~nsin~ton had a ~hri,stl1\a~ ~unch· Tri.S Club' Meets 

,n FnJay aftelnqqll at ~h:e home 

! M.·s. Sam Roe. Mrs. Roe has Fills Xrnas Boxes 

l(erlaineJ this group at Chlist· The Tri.S club of the Business 

AS time for the past se·,eral Education department had their 

~ars. • annual Christmas meeting as a 

covered dish dinner at the home 

'fans Xmas Party 

of their sponsol'. Mrs. ~d Kokes. 

The V.F.W., ..\uxiliary met Mon· The membel's combined pleasure 

ly night with,26 l1\embels pres with pl'oduction for Christmas box· 

It. It was J,\erjde --- ,."'" information on what materials 

", Y n( ( were needed ami where the ship- 

•ecen, "e,!r,~ w ~.' .i!•• I . menls ~re to go. Emilie Laurse.n 

'. ,Kathlyn' Jane WIl!lall1S, daugh· WIll aSSIst MalY Jo Clayton. preS.I· 

,r of :\11'. and Mrs. TOIH WIlliams den,t of Tri·S, in getting the par, 

:lebrated hel' .seventh bil'lhday eels out as' soon as possible, 

atunlay, when five of her little It was al'l intel'esting wOlk pro· 

:ienLls \HI e h,e~ guests at a party gram, as eacl.1 girl chose in ~d. 

I the, aftell1oon. They played Ivance what lund of scrap or dIS· 

ames tog~ther, and a lunch W11ich cal'll mil;terial she would use for her 

~atured bldhd,ay. cake was, seryed' pl'oductlOn of somethll1g nice to 

atul'dilY evening. she and. the l I make for son:e child for Christ 

:hels of her family, were dll1nel' mas, and the hst l'anged from col· 

Lle~ts at the home of :\11'. ant>vw .... ,i'fg, 0 

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• 80-cour,! III,. 

aper Ilapt\!IiS Silk; white .. Phg. .ij'ljP 

Sofewoy'110$ £Hrything yO>J nebel 

to llirn out delitiovs hoked tre,;:l$ 

P,itted D(Jtes DromCJ~l'y ..... ~.:~~::23( 

Bak;rlg Chocolate I~W1~:tkg, 37c 

Butter • Ord .••..••.•1 lb.}. print 71 c 

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Crown Colony; pure exlract , •.•••.Bottle 

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oU Kitchen Craft or Pillsbury , , •, .. "Bag 

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25·11.>. bag of l{itchen Craft Flour -:- with the Coupon 

~vaiIab~e at vout Safeway store! ACT NOWl 

C , 1 'I:. ,oz. 

ooredSugar Il':lp 

Red or Green,Jar Ull 

Chocolale Bils ReckwooJ .. ea~~ 210 

R • " l~-oz, 

mSllis 190 

KiJlmet; seedless .....FkG'. 

M • ,nte. M ea I None Such...... 28·oz. ,Jar"'C~ /!tI C, 

CI " Clo"n Colony; (-btl. 

oonng 220 

ns.ol\eI ....·ot. Cello Bas 

A(mo"'d'-'lh~'S Li~dse)', 39" 

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and for duy-to-day good eatmg. Later In the month you'll 1/'1 I,'" IA :' ,1, I ~'.. 

.want plenty o~ time for Christmas ~cHvitie~- and it will be 

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a bIg help to you If you have a supply of the rIght foods on hand. ,it 

Especially when you can have that supply at values like 

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Coca Colau 6 Ol. bottles 30e I 

Se~n Up 67 Ol. bo\lles 30e " 

Fiu·Up .......... 6 J~;~I~·S 29c 

Clfcczuol Ch'b ,. ~~;~I~'s 33c 

(Plus bottle dOjJos't) 

Order Your Turkey' for the 

Holiday-at SAFEWAY-Not-v.! 

5liced-B 

Corn King Brand; 

1..lb. Pad1r Red Hill; Ca~ry.....1ldcle \i 

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....Ill~ w... tJdl'e... Card5 ~ \I 

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Sa II ::lno-wldte: table ,Eag "e 

Horseradish Cream-style ,~;:; 14c 

Jolly Time; 10-oz. ~O 

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opcom )e:J~w or whHe ••••.ClUI '" '" 

TOlt~T 

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Po'g. 230 

Cakes 

SweetHeart; hard'Tl,illc~ cakes 

laBt lunger. 

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TOILET SOAP 

3 ~;~'s 23c 

Lu~: for a sn',oothl rich 

lather that really c1eanHs; 

TOilET SOAP 

Wri,lry.. 520 

8'cake Bag 

Usorte'l (rasra"ts and colors, 

In llsnble r!a.stic be,. 

TOILET SOAP 

31~~~~~ 230 

Ivory; pure and gentle. 

for that Ivor)' lovk. 

'BATH SOAP 

Larse 

2 35c 

Cakes 

Pial; l'ou'lIIO\ e Dial'. 

f",h. clean tratrance, 

IVORY SNOW 

12'.-0" 2"'''' 

I'kg. 11I_ 

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Arcadia 

MISKO 

Leather and 

Sporting Goods 

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frolit (lit old 

traveler. •• 

visiting' rela lives and friemls. Mr. 

and 1\11's. Lueck are taking him to 

Ke a rney the first of the week. 

Hayes Creek Ladies club met 

Dec. 3 at the home of Mi s. Lynda 

Kingston for their 1nnual ChI is-t 

mas and all day meeting. Santa 

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to ~·e:;~l~/l~io~dt~~, L~~~:< t·€~~ I ~~o~I~~~~e~nP;~:~l}:. b~ ~~ri~~~l~~~ 

meet Mr s, Lueck's g randson, (;ary . Mrs. I. Lueck was enjoyed by all. 

Gaylord. He is the son of Mr. I There was a 5c gift exchange, in 

and Mrs. Gilbert Gaylcrd, A g a t h- I place of the usual 5012 exchange. 

ering was held Tuesday evening in I This money consist ing of $10.30 

his honor at the home of MI'. and from members and friends was 

:Mrs. otto Lueck. Tiwse present i sent too the Ncbraska Children's 

v.ere Mr. and 1\11;5. 01 Ville Luecl< Home of Omaha to be used for 

and family, Mr. and Mrs. Arnun gifts for the children. Also $6.00 

Lueck and family, Mr. and Mrs. from the club treasury was sent 

1\ an Hunkins and family, 1\1r. and for fruit for the horne. 

Mrs. Thurman Bridges awl Miss Mr. and Mrs. Ora Masters and 

Delores Holmes. Gary pC\ssed his Dick, Mr. and Mrs. HClratio ~lasphY~Ic:al 

and expects to enter the tel's were Sunday dinner guests 

service soon. He spent a week of Mrs. Maude Masters, 

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gfveSamsonite ! 

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a. lld'.s· WI"·O'. Ill.OO 

C. lld:Cl' Vlndl 0 H,:I....$I1.l0· . 

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llulId!Qme piecel for lJim 

... ~·ith all the he·man details he could ask for! 

ltich m~sculine colors..."grip-flt" handles. Dividers 

(or shirts and suits. smart, long-wearing linings. 

And... Santa·s lookingout for ~'our budget, too~ 

. A matched set of TWO Samsonite pieces cosIs 

less than you'd el-pect to pay for O~E piece of s~ch . 

. quaJily luggage' So count on Samsonit~ to settle' 

)'our Cbri.ltmas shopping problems... Come in and 

I 'boose from 0\11'comlllete stocks' 

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nagle ancl 

Gary of Wesl erv ille were 'sunday 

dinner guests -of MI'. and Mrs, 

Willard Beck, 

Rebekah Lodge held their 

regular meeting Wednesday evening 

in the 1.0.0.1". hall.' Se\enteen 

members were present. At 

the close of the business mceting 

a delicious lunch was served by 

Grace Webb and Mary Bulger. 

Mrs. Don Moody returned horne 

hom the hospital Saturday aftel' 

spending a few days convalescing 

from a cold and shock from their 

car accident. - 

Sgt. Alan Woody who has been 

in G~nllany the past 19 months 

returned home after his discharg-e 

from the army. 

Mrs. Jess Marvel visited her 

mother, Mrs. Olson, in Loup City 

Fr'iday afternoon. 

That'» mi8'11)' good 

advice from Sallta and lte'te 

got streamlined Samsonite 

to solve etery gilt problem! 

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" 10 Glanlorolu piece. 

for her ... with all the 

touches a woman 10Hs. 

Smart costume colors, 

and a better-than-leather 

Iinlsh that wipes clean 

with a damp cloth. 

Luxurious linings, pockets 

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Strong enough to stand on! 

~~f-" 

p;.~~ 

D. Hind W!,~ro' lll.OO 

E. HcnlOukk Tripp" $".SO 

f. 'ICnlT., Suilcr 125.00· 

travel needs. 

qualit~· Iuggagr is oul.y oue of the Ulau~' items of Chrislmas gifts ~'ou'lI fiutl at :\~hl,os. 

"'c'd like to call ~our attention to a fine coiledion of lallies aml meu's biUfold5. llriefe;lses 

a11d no, dt~· luggag.' items, too. ~l.cu's g('nuine lealhl'r gI0\('5. Bells. ~lauy other;;. 

. For the small fr~', a new Sdm inn bk~ de is till' hll'a! pr('sent. Aml \\ e"'e aston' chockful 

,of other gift it~Jll;; leo.luing IW;i\ il~' to thc hanllicraft ami hoblJ~' aug1l', aud lhe ullll~ual. \\',Un't 

~ou conic in aUlI 1001;; thOll onr • • . . . 

Re'member th'at Misko's are the HOME OF SCl:IWINN B'icY~les in Ord-vve carry one 

, of the most cOlnj:>lete lines of bikes and ac cessor,ies to be seen in this section of the 

co.untry.· '. . .' . 

MISKO Leath'er & Sporting Goods 

....... - 

THE ORO QUIZ, ORO, NEBRASKA: -....... 

Small Town Romeo' 

Given by Juniors 

"Small Town Romeo" will be 

presented by the Junior class, 

Wednesday evening, Dec. 10, in the 

high school auditorium. 

Tne fol!Jwing characters are fo!- . 

lowing: A breezy young playright, I 

Laddie Leach; The village constable, 

Gene Holeman; The village I 

mechanic, Date Cook; The village 

miser, Reggie True; The mysterious 

guest, Lynn Rasplicka ; The 

young owner of the hotel, Donna 

Lybarger; The spinster maid of all 

work, Shayrell Holcornb; Another 

mysterious guest, Louise Sonnenfelei; 

The Village banker's daugh 

.er, JoAnn Clay; The village school . 

teacher, Marcia Nassel. 

Joe Stanford, a breezy play 

writer, enter a hotel in Rushmore. 

He come to the town to write a 

play. In eagerness to help Betty 

solve the mystery, he finds the 

play is writing itself. .Toe finds 

ghosts, who walk 'and scream in 

the night, and jewel. theives. 

Sarah, Betty's spinster aunt, adds 

comedy by telling about her many 

courtships. Bud, the auto mechanic, 

never forgets his garage 

and always compares some person 

to an autouiobile. COll1() and see 

this play. 

Arcadia Cage 

Schedule Revealed 

Arcadia Huskies will play their 

first basketball game of the season 

Friday evening, Dec. 12. 

Games scheduled ar'e: *At Arcadia. 

. 

* Dec. 12 Anselmo 

Dec. 12 Sargent 

* Jan. 6 St. Paul 

Jan. 9 Ravenna 

Jan. 13 Mason City 

Jan. 16 Scotia 

Jan. 20 Burwell 

• Jan. 23 Loup City 

Jan. 27 Ansley 

* Jan. 30 Litchfield 

Febr, 

2 Comstock 

* Febr. 3 Ashton 

* FebI'. 6 Taylor 

FebI'. 10 North Loup 

* F'ebr. 13 West Kearney 

Dean Woody AD3 who has been 

stationed in Hawaii the past 2 

years arrived Sunday for a 30-d"y 

leave with his parents, Mr. and 

Mrs. Harvey Woody and other 

relatives and friends. 

A large ClOWU attended the annual 

Methodist Bazaar. Saturday 

evening in the church basement. 

A delicious turkey dinner was served. 

rile former Happy Hollow Aid 

now changed to the name of Country 

and Town Aid met with Cora 

Schmidt, Dec. 2. The next meeting 

will be at the home of the Pres. 

Lily Ritz, Dec. 16. This will be 

the Christmas party and the gift 

exchange. 

A'Sscmbl.r of God Church 

Rebert Birdwell, pastor 

Sunday school 10 a. m. 

Morning worship 11 a. m, 

Evening Evangelistic 8 p. m, 

l\Ielhotllst Church 

J-ohn Siner, pastor 

Sunday- . " I 

Church school lOa. m.. ~~. ';.-' 

Morning worship 11 a. m, : 

Young Adult F'ellowshlp 7:30 

p, 111. (First Sunuay ·only), I 

Monday- , 

Youth Fellowship recreation at 

7 p. m, . 

Worship at 8 p. m, 

Thursday- 

Bible Study 7:30 p' m. 

Choir practice 8:30 p. Ill. 

Friday- 

Genel"al meeting first F'riday of 

month, ; 

Circle No.2, third Wednesday of 

month. ; 

. Wesleyan Service Guild, third 

Tuesday 'of mont~..'/ 

Baptist Church 

Edwaru Clay, pastor 


Church service 11 a. m• 

Evening service 8 p. m, 

I 

Pre-servvlce praJ'er group, 7 :43 

p. m. 

Youth meeting, seconu amI 

fourth Monday, 8 p. m. 

PraJ'er and praitie, 8 p. m. on 

Tuesrlay. 

-...-' 

Congr('gatiQllai Church 


ehul'ch service 11 a. m, 

Evangelistic senice 8 p. 111. 

Mon1.iay evening J'oung people's 

llleetin,g. 

C'hrhttan Selence Senices 

"God the Preserver of Man" is 

, ~he subject of the Lesson-Serll1on 

which will ,be read in Christian 

Science churches throu~hou't the 

world on Sunday, December 14, 

1952. . 

The golden Text is: "0 my God, 

I trllst in thee , •. Let integrity 

and upI'i~htness perserve me; for 

I wait on thee. Redeeni Israel, 0 

God, Ollt of all his tfoubles." 

(PsaJ.rl1S 25:2, 21, 22). Olher Bible 

citations include, "I will say of the 

Lord, He is my refuge and my 

fortress: my God; in him will I 

trust. He shall cover thee with 

his feathers, and under his wings 

shalt tholl trust; his trllth shall be 

thy shield and buckler," (Psalms 

91 :2, 4), 

I 

HEAL E~';An; T~{'\XS~'~~~ 

(Taken from Coun ty RecO~lls of 

December 4, 1952). ' . 

Deeds 

Leonard E. Froskoc:1 to Lan)' 

L. Prosk.)cil and GalY L. ProskociI. 

EI/2SEI/\ 19-19-13. Con: $1.00. 

Ann Pl'oskocil, dvir to Jost'ph 

l..T!'bar;r,ysky anel SteJanlots 1, 2, 3 anu 4. Block 

1, OIU. Con: $1500.00, $1.63 Rev. 

Joe Pesla, €'lux to Joe Pes(.'.. antl 

Lily A. Pesta. Lots 7 and 8, 

BI,.)ck 11, \....oodbUly·s Addition. 

Con: $1.00. 

Roy Williams. etux to Charles 

D. MOlTOW and Ida MOII·Jw. Lots 

3, 4, 5 and 6, Blocl< 8. Babcoc k'5 

Audition. Con: $3500.00, 3.85 Rev. 

Martha' Nass, etal to George 

N.1SS.. N~~/1 4-17-11.. Con: 

$37.680.00, $i .80 Rev. AI·D, Wl!~ 

3-17-14. 

-MIS. :Menitt Wright was a 

dinner gllests Sunday of Mrs. Katie 

McKay. 

-Rev. Ralph Sawyer of North 

Loup preached at the Bethel Baptht· 

church at the mCllnin~ ant] 

c \'et1in~~e I \·i,", 

IGA R;pe 'N Rllgged Halved Freestone 

PE CHES 

Large "shaggy" halves ~ 

01 Ire'e.ripened Elberfa. ~A 

"~"sl~n'" ~.~.l~S p~,t.J .~ 

• ":3 ~"'_"'" _ .. " ... ~ ~ 

in a rich, heavy ~yrup. 

These peaches ~ave the 

distinctive flavor and le,du,e 

"heme-canned' peaches, 

IGA Rip. 'N RoSgcj . 

APRICOTS ........ 2 ~~;;'13c 

LGA Ripe 'N 2No.2!. 

PIHEAPPLE 69 

RUSticu. .. .. ... CaDS C 

lOA PUMPKIN ,~~:~~~1 21 e 

lOA SWEET POTATOES ~~l~~t 29c 

IGASAUEnKRAUT ~~~c3aO; 13c 

QUAI{ER OATS ~ ' ~~~: 370 

LARGE \VALNUTS Lb. 41'0 

PEANUT CLUSTERS ' '.' Lb, 59c 

lOA NOODLES "'C ;.~ ••• ·;'t:, 12-oz. 2'50 

• I .t 

Pork &Beans 

ORANGE JUICE 

C~pl'ess 

46:ozo 

Can 

I 

'C 

Brand 

3 

Cans 

1-lb. 

Can 

. AD 

," 

FOR DEC, 11th 

on s 

\, 

I 

95c 

IGA BRAND 

T~MATOES 

No.221 

. Can C 

DEL MONTE 

.TOMATO 

JlJ~CE 

~~o:. 

FAIRMONT'S 

1/ 2 Gal. Vt1lJilia 

ICE CREAM 

lOA evr GIEEN 

Beans 

• 

HITS THE SPOT ••• 

Spam 

'-. ' 

12-oz. 47 

~ .. 

Call. 

31c 

C 

IGA WHOLE GRAIN 

GOLDEN 

CORt'~ . 

N¢a~318C 

.IGA 

CATSUP 

···14·oz. '19 

Bot.· C 

~~~~~:~H£~F W~Slinshint/. .~.~-~.a"'c-" 

Ganlt'll Brand Graue A FanQ' 

VAN CAMP'S 1I11111111!11111111I1I11111I11111I11111111I1I11I1I11111I1111111I!1 

Illlilllll!IIIII!I!lllllllIllllllllil!:!!I!III!IiI!I!IIIIIII!1I1II 

Sweet Peas 2 35 No. 303 

Cans 

C 

KUNPRS 

1I1I111111!11I1111!1!1111111!111!11111!1I1111111111111111111 TENDER GARDEN 1IIlIIIIIIIIIlillllll!llllllllllllllllllllll!IIIIIIII!II!1II 

Sno-Kreem Shortening 

3·lb. 

Can 

IIIII!llil!llil!111111I111111Iil::1I111111111111111 FOR BAKING 0 R FRY INGJIII!IIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 

-·ili D~hu{e· Coffee \\~. 79 c 

.~ ~1I1111111111!11l111[l!lll!lli!:lillllllllll!l1tlllll IGA VAC UUM. PAC KED 11I1I1I11I111I11!1I1111111111111l1l1l1l1l1l11l1ll\!IO 

Boker's Semi-Sweet 

CHOCOLATE 

CHIPS 

6-oz. 21 

Pkq, . C 

MARLENE 

MARGARINE 

Ilb 4"1~ 

Gill: "'~C 

GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 

.2:g, . 46 Oz. Alamo 

19c Cnll 

MAGAZINE' 

Get your New, 

Big Issue ... A 

magazine the 

whole family 

will e~ioy! 

each '·5,, 

copy " 

Car 

, ,.Pkg. 

Evaporated Milk 3 ::~~ 

1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIflfllllllllllllllllllllllllll 

Tomato Soup 

42 c 

IGA BRAND HOMOG ENIZED 11l1l1l1l11111111l111l111l1!IIlllllllllllll11 

11l1Iillll!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII)!I!11Il11111111I1111111111111Illllir CAM PBEL L'S JIIlIlllll!illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!IIIIII1II~11111I11I1 

ttYDROX KRISPY 

CO.OKU:S CRACKERS 

"lo. ~ '2-oz. I-Lb. 

Pkg. I 'Cello Box 

18 C 37 C 23 C 

.Wilson's Christmas Wrapped 

Ready to Eat Picnics 

. 39c 

PURE ".,GRO~ND 

DECEMBER II, 195Z', 

, I 

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., 4Sc 

PORK LOINS 

39c 

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. . 

BEFF. ROAST 

5Se' 

BE~F 

arket , . 

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PAGE SIX 

Winter Coats 

$19 

Group 1-45 All Wool Coats 

, . 

ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED 

GOING! Go!r\lG! LADIES' 

Value to 34.95 

.. , 

Price-cut 

to move at only , , 

THE ORD QUIZ, 0RD, NEBRASKA , DECEMBER 1L 1952 

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I,.--'O'--..";,,.;;;.;..;;;.;.:,;;.:..:;...-:..;:;;.-;:.;.;;;;;.;....-~-=·;;:;-=;;.;.-...;;;;.;.....;;========\'. -- ~Ir. anI Mrs. Da viJ Ma\.l! ice -Mrs. I(eith Kovanda and son, -Friday evening guests of Mrs.: -~II'. and ~1I's. Imding P~arson \ .-Otis HUii11es,has beer ~ept to ,:-~1rs. Emil Pel.las and chiland 

son, David, jr., were in Grand David, are the guests of her par- Emory Thomsen were Mrs. Joe, and sons went to Omaha Friday, hIS home or latc, suttering f rom dren went to Scotia Monday to 

Island, Saturday, where they spent ents, Mr. and MIS. C. A. Audcrson Dworak, Shirley and Sheila Cctak, Iwhere they saw the qlobe Trot- arthritis. I spent the day. 

the day shopping. this week, a rriving' f ro m their -Mr. and Mrs. Emil Zikmunu ,ters. They we;'e ove r nig h t guests -Guests of Mrs. Irvin Merrill I --:'lr5, John LaCornu anc' 

---Mr. and MIS. \V. D. Neu- home in Holdrege Sunday. They and Jimmie, and Mrs. Lillian No- I of Mr. Pearson s mother, Mrs. Olaf Friday afternoon were Mr. and I daughter, Diane, went to Grand 

meyer' and family wei e in Burwell plan to remain here lin til the la~t ! votny spent Saturday evening with I' I-'ear~on, 111 \Vall,,, and returned Mrs. Mal k Wiegardt of Elyna and II Island Monday to. do 50n.18 shop- 

Sunday, where they visited Mrs. of the w,eek. 11\1n'. Emory Thomsen. horne on Saturday. Mrs. Matt Parkos. ping and on a bu~ess tnD. 

Neumeyer's mother, Mrs, F'rank 

Schuyler. 

-,---- , ., I' '-' -~1rs. DOra Jorgensen and 

-~lr. and Mrs. Ern il Babki we re --Mr. a nd Mrs, Ke nneth Cum- elauc;"'cu', .~."l~l, \. ",c: ~UPt'd 

Sunday guest s of Mr. arid Mrs. mlngs and family of Brokcn !J..)\\,. guests Sunday evening of Merra 

En1tst Risan. spent the wee I: end WIth her par- Joru criscn. 

"':"·Josie Absalon spent Sunday' ents, ~1r. and Mrs., Leonard Lild-I ~Satul'llay evening 'guests of 

with Mr. and Mrs. Louie Blahu , ing ton. Mr. an-I Mrs. Gene Pat rick were 

-Joe Jirak atte ndcd a sales -,:\11S. \V. \V. Douthit acrom- Norbeck 'Zullw, ..~~1;I..~ .."........y~';>,."""), ..'\;.';o,."'_), .."""')"o't;:'), .. .;;';:. ............"""'),.~.~;;.';1, ...... "1""'....~~~ 

PRE-HOLIDAY 

~. Clearance 

Sparkling 

Christmas 

Sorcery in cloud-soft wool 

pulJovcis . .' • I'ayoH' 

blousctt~s. 

Warm, light wool pullQvers in appcaJinrj 

JXlstels and white' embellished with goldenthread, 

dramatic bat wing collar. Strikin9 

knit blouset!es in soft pustels and white with 

bantam-sleeves, brill1ant-accented neckline, 

Sizes 34 to 40. A large helpi~9 of style ai a 

small price. . 

J 

... 

J 

i 

I I 

l 

~ .. 

MISS ELAINE designs 

Lovely Lingerie 

lor your 

(I , 

Christmas Angel 

~ ... 

... i~ . 

~ I) 

~ , 

Slim line nylon tricot petticoat, 

embroidered scallops 

and frothy double nylon net 

trim. White. S-M-L .... :~.98 

Soft-as-a-sigh fabrics 

with the feel of pure luxury. 

need little care ••• 

cost little money! 

Multifilament ray 0 n 

crepe go\\'n, self tinted 

!mpoded 1ace trim, 

Shirred nylon Qopice. 

Pinl{, blue, maize: 32- 

"-1 •........... , •• 3.93 

H.ayon acetate crepe 

pajamii, l1}atching tun 

Ic. Gold-coppel' embroiuery, 

COral - white, 

turquoise - white.. 32- 

10 .. , , ,3.93 

Multifilament w 11 1 t 0 

crepe slip. Permanently 

pleated nylon tricot 

bodice and 4" hemlined. 

32 to 38 •. , ..... ,3.91 

f 

I 

\ J 

" 

(Specia,l Gro~lps) 

2 Reg. 39.95., Now 

2 Reg. 49.95...............•.•. Now 

3 Reg. 59.95 ...•...••...•....•. Now 

$29 

$39 

$49 

.WAUM UOBES 

. , 

Every hoat in our stock is reduced for 

this clecaunce, so low you simply can't 

resist the values! Flowing or fitted long 

coats in popular new Fall colors and 

wanted quality fabrics. Plenty of fashion 

highlights. smart styling, Wonderful buys, 

~, i so mako haste and save! 

'. 

." 

Out they go! Entire 

s·tock. '!/inter season· 

Gleqming .jewelry 

'in l1eat gift boxes 

98c and 1 9 8 I"',t" 

Good looking, value-priced COURTLEIGHS 

make his leisure hours a genuin~ joy! 

H.ich bi:ocaded rayon 

robes, satin trill1, satin 

lining. Maroon, navy; 

sizes S-M-L-XL ... 8.9;) 

DRESSES 

MokhiJ1'.l sets. . pins, eorrin9s, neckloces, 

bra

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DECEi\l13ER 11. 1952 

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THE GIU) QUIZ, OH.O, NEJ3H..ASK~ 

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PAGE FIVE 

Want ads cost 10 cents per line per insertion and minimum 

charge for any ad accepted will be SOc. Send remittance 

with your c0p.y. figuring S words to the line. 

Ads also may be placed with Quiz representaives as 

follows: 

NORTH LOUP. Mrs. T. J. Hamer. ARCADIA. Miss Jean 

Beck. ERICSON. Mrs. Gertie Michener. 'COMSTOCK, Mrs. 

10y~e Matheson. SCOTIA, Mrs. Greeley Gebhardt. COTES 

FU:.LQ. Mrs. Evelyn Donscheski, 

Ị..1 

, 

,. 

• LOANS 

Dr. Barta's Office 

Will Be Closed 

Dec. 25 to Jan. 25 

Ineluslve 

Ord lodge IOOF No. 90 

l\1cellng every Thursday 

evening, 8 :00 p. m, 

Thied Dt'gl'ce 

lOaF l.odqe Rooms - Ord 

-------- ._-------,----, 

GEO. A. PARKINS 

FOR SALE-Norge electric range. 

Phone 17, Bob White, North 

Loup. . 36-2tc 

• HELP WANTED 

IELP WANTED-Girl for general 

house work. Phone 337, Wilma 

Johnson. 

36-2tp 

MAKE $50 AND UP-Each week. 

Take orders for America's 

largest selling, natronally advertised 

LIQUID FERTILIZER. 

No investment. Commissions 

paid daily. Send only $1 (refunded 

on first order) for full sales 

kit and sample. "NaChurs", 70 C 

MOIlI'oe St., Marion, Ohio. 35-3tc 

I MUST GET A MAN 

to help our District Man handle 

our increasing business il'\ this 

cornmunlty. This work is in line 

with the program advocated by 

the Department' oJ Agriculaure 

Must have car. Permanent work 

good pay for man who has hall 

some Iarm experience. \Vrite 

Box 100 c/o this newspaper. 

Profess'ional Directory 

FRANK A. BARTA, M.· D. 

SPECIALIST 

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat 

Glasses Fitted 

Ord 

O,PT9.METlUST 

Nebr. 

ROBERT J. LYNN, M.D. 

OJfjces In th\! Masonlc BuUdlnlil 

Ottke Phone: 130 

X-Ray 

O. D. 

OPTOMETRIST 

Only office in the Loup 

Valley devoted exclusively 

to the care of your eyes. 

Office fn the WhUe Buildi::g 

Across the street from the 

Ord Hospital. Just South of 

the Methodist Parsonage. 

Phone 85 

DR. GLEN AUBlE 

, " 

ResIdence Phone; 1&8 

1Sl'~claf Attention G'!ven To 

SURGEHY 

J:jeC~CardIOiraph)' 

DRS. MILLER and MARTIN 

Physicians & Surgeon" 

X-Ray CardIography 

OtIic¢ Phone :34 

Across, Street from H~s.plt,al 

p'aul Martin, ~.D. 

Residence Phone 186 

, Otis}fUler, M.D. 

fhone 144 

WEEKE~ AGENCY 

E. B. Weekes 

Real Estate - Loans 

Insurance 

Qffice In Weekes *uilding 

HASTINGS - PEARSON 

MORTUARY 

/ 

Phones: Nite or Day 377 

ORD, 

Arcadia 

NEBH. 

F. L. BLESSING 

DENTIST 

Telephone 65 

X-Ray Diagnosis 

C. J. MILLER, M.D. 

Nebr. 

Special attention given to 

SURGERY & DIAGNOSIS 

% block south of Ord hospital 

and tst door west ot Christian 

church. 

Phone 3 

ore, Nebr. 

FOR SALE - Purebred Spotted 

Poland China boars. Joe warahoski., 

,Elyria. 

37-4.tp 

- Quiz Want Ads are full oi 

bargains. Be sure and use thew 

--There is dead .space in that 1,::::;:==================, 

unrented room, floor or garage of 

yours. Make it earn money for 

you. Rent it quickly and easily 

that opens the door to Opportunity. 

Phone your best Want 

Ad copy to Phon-e 17. lie 

DEAD 

Animals Removed 

, .. 

\ 

I 

Prompt Sanitary Service 

PHO~E 23 Qrd COLLECT 

Harry Muirhead. Mgr. 

DEAD STOCK 

Dependable Service 

PHONE COLLECT 

St. Paul No. 9 

~T. PAUL RENDERING 

'0:) 

Agent for 

Grond Island Rendering 

ce.. Div. of Nat. By 

Products. Inc. 

.:F;~~i .. ~~FEI~A"',, 

l ",\ • I' • if ...i" t P. ~:- •• 

Church of God 

Paul Clark, pastor' 

Sunday school 10 a, m. Classes 

Preaching service 11 a. m, 

for all. 

Sunday evening service at 7 :30. 

Prayer meeting Thursday evening 

at 7:30. 

/ 

Prvsbytcrlan ('hurch 

'Allen Strong, minister 

The anthem on Sunday morning 

was, "Jesus, Lover of My Soul" 

by P. Weaver. The special solo 

by Glen Trent was, "T'he Birthday 

of a King," by Needlinger. 

The West minister' F'ellowship 

had a co-operative supper on Sunday 

evening in the church. On 

Monday the regular meeting of the 

session was held and on Wednesday 

the regular meeting of the 

trustees will be held. 

On Sunday, Dec. 14, the Gideons 

will take part in the morning 

service. 

An Tuesday evening, Dec. 30th 

at 7 p. m. an all-church covered 

dish supper will be served, honoring 

the new members. Later 

will be held the annual congregational 

meeting. and election, 

:\lethodist Church 

Keith A. Shepherd, pastor 

Sunday school 9:45 a. m, 

Morning worship 11 a. m. 

Preaching services every night 

this week with the Rev. Walter 

Jewett as the guest speaker, The 

houris 8 p. m. 

The offidal board met .at 6:45 

p. m, Sunday evening. 

Leo Long, Carl Kroeger and Le 

Roy Noll are on the candy committee 

for getting the treats for the 

children this year. 

Choir rehearsal will be held all 

. ' ( 

WANTED 

10,000 Skunk pelts, also 

:\linl" ~Iuslif,lt, Beaver, Coon 

. and Civet, 

Wo are IHl,}lilg skunk thls 

year and it will pay,} ou to 

trap them. 

starting ~at., Xov: 2:t, I "ill 

be at the Fanners Elevator 

III Ord every Sat. atternoon. 

BUM PHILLIPS 

llunnJl, Xcbr. 

We furnish all or part of 

trucks or scoopers if desired. 

Victor Kerchal 

Phone 3030 

49 

__c_ 

- 

34·t!c 

Onl 

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• Road Gravel 

• Oversized Rock 

• Concrete Sand 

• Plaster Sand 

We deliver or load yql\r trucks. 

Pit located north of 

Ord Cemetery tic 

Hill Sand & Gravel: 

Company 

THE SMOOTH 'N GOLDEN 

MELLOW BREW! 

• You·can just fee~ Falstaff's 

smoothness, It goes -, 

down soeasily! And 

you can taste Falstaff's 

pleasing mellowness.' 

It's fully 

aged for flavor 

...So sing 

ou t {o~ 

}

A:rthlU' Mohr 4/54 

Rt. 6, Burw~ll, ~Nebr. 165 

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Mid.liCjht Mass at 

Our Lady Church 

Vc.l:ey Countians 

Davis Home Wins 

to Pay 3f4 

MiUion 

in Local, State TClxes 

1sl' Prize In Xmas 

yalley count y residenl::; will pay· , 

a total of $7::'5,183 ~G in per>ionil.l, Decorall"ng Conl~sl 

real e~tate .and molol' vehieJ') ta;xc3 ' ',i, 

fcr 1£1;,2.. This is higfle l' by: ' ' 

$18,J3:!J ~ tlian last )'ear. j Glen Auble's Second. 

'Of the collections for this year, I Fi' I ' T' h O d' M ' 

the pel'::;onal and motol' vehicle tax n ey s, Ir, any 

colledion amount to $103,585,70 Beautiful Homes 

ami real estate to $349,908,26, ' 0 

In tlte collections dudng 19;)1, Oru has become a city 0(C1lrist. 

the motol' vehicle collections cam!) 

mas trees and Sante1. Clauilc" duro 

to $57,08190, per::;onal. $332,06.82, ing the past mor,th. as almost 

and real estate, $317,073,12. every h'J1)16 show's some evidenCe) 

__,_,,__~_~ ~__ 

of Yuletide c!ccolation, in keeping 

with the season. 

Severa~ eJ.1trants signed the 

coupons asked by the Chamber of 

Comerce indicating that their 

Regular High !l11sS will be cele-, 

homes were a P:ll't of the contest 

brated at midnight on Chr istmas sponsored. by the, Chamber fol' 

eve, and \~i1I be s,ung by m~mb~rs I which prize.:i were to be given" ' 

of the, selllor chOlr, Mrs, Don ~d-I With out~'Jf~to\\'n peopl'} actll~tt 

wards, organist. Other Masses Will 

as jUllges, a tour of the city W.1S 

be presented at 6:30,8:00 and 9:30 taken a'nd tile deci~ions n:ade', It 

::hristm1s morning, seerilcd rather unfortunatE' how 

, The pPl'gran1 follows. Bef,ore the ever, that il1any homes viewed,' 

:\Iass begin:'!, the choir will sing wei'e n~t entered in the contest 

..aded carols, also, Slllee they showed much 

Introit'~Gregolian, by Rev, thought ilJ;d preparation and wero 

Carlo Rossini. also be~ubfu1. '.. 

l{yrie--Mass of the Good Shep- The Judges ~fler con:

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Mrs. Blancl1ard Dies ISix 'Pitchers' . ,t, 

Mr s. Blanchai d, mother of Mr s. I • Mr S. Ross Allen entertained the 

J, G, Kruml, who has often visited Six Pitchers at h~r home Tue.s~ay 

here, died at the home of Dr. and I afternoon, M: s. ~rm Petska being 

Mrs. Kruml in Council Bluffs, Ia , Ia guest. The prizes were won by 

Thul sday. Funer al serv lces were I Mrs., Loren 900d,and ~rs, Rob~rt 

held on Sat urday in youncil Bluffs, IHall. , There :\'as a Chnstmas ~)'lft 

_______. _ __ I exchange during the afternoon. 

Returns to Denier 

Christmus Gi.Usts 

Mr. and Mrs, 13111 Heuck took Rosie LeMasters of Omaha came 

their daughter, Mal garet, to Wednesday to spend Christmas. 

Grand Island, Satuiday at t ei noon, Her parenjs, Mr. and MI·s. GUy 

where SIll' took the train to Denver, LeMasters, met her in Grand Iswhere 

she is a student nurse in the land, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Slech 

Pnesbyterian hospital, She had: ta and three children also arrived 

spent the past several days with I the same day hom Sioux City, Ia., 

he r parents, When she 1 et ui ns to J and wei e the guests of relatives 

her dutIes, she will be put on a i here, All were dinner guests on 

more rigid schedule and cannot Christmas Day at the home of Mr. 

come home for at least six months, I and Mrs. Ray Melia. 

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Anderson Honored 

Lincoln -Bill Andel son, son of 

Mr. find 1\11 s. Geol ge Anderson of 

Ord, has been recognized for 

scholastic and practical achievement 

in the field of mechanical 

engineering. He is one of twelve 

n ew members of Pi Tau Sigma, 

na tional honor at y mechanical en 

~in€:et ing society. He is a senior 

.n the Untversity of Nebraska college 

of engineering, 

Earli) Christmas Gifts 

Two little g irls were born in the 

0,'IY Anderson and Tom 

Anderson. 

After leaving the Chrysler and 

Plymouth fartories Monday noon 

the drivers ehcountered rain and 

fog and became separated. with 

the result that. each had to fight 

rus way back (0 Ord alone across I 

lce-laden roads of eastern Iowa 

and the he avily snow coated roads 

of western Ili\~'a and Nebra~ka, I 

They st ragglr-d into Ord at varrous I 

times Tuesday night and Wedries- day and apparently all made the I 

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May you enjoy 

the true peace 

of the ,se"son. 

trip safely. 

It was an experience that none I • '. • 

of the drivers will want to repeat i HID Sh " 

soon for highway conditions were I e en ress Op 

hazardous throughout the 900 mile I ' . ' "• 

trip and only slow travel was 

possible, 

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~a~y' kindne~se':> they 

have shown and for 

tile $ympa tJ1ye'ten~: 

eq d,u'rin~ all the, years 

of. iH,ness and at the 

time of the death of 

our. husband and fa ther.. 

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-'·jean Harris and 

Ire~~. 

- Sunday arter noon callers of 

Mr. and Mrs. Cash Welnlak and 

LOIna were Mr. and Mrs. Anton 

Welniak and family and Mr, and 

Mrs. Wallace Coats, 

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Best Wishes 

Ai (his Hoiid.lY Season 

W~ f~el prompted to t,ell 

you hoW deeply grateful 

\\le 'are for the busin~~~' 

Y~ll have 'so ~indly 

. r' j, ' , 

given us .in 'the past year 

and 't9\vish each 9f you 

a: ChrJstnjastide of hjI 

piil,ess' ~nd ~ year of 

,he.l~~h ~'~d j)[osperity.' 

'j I 

Rendering Co. 

"H~~ry Muirhe~dIM9r. 

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Gather 

~irrnen 

Four Ord boys, who are in the 

set vice of Uncie Sam in the Air 

Force, are spending the Christmas 

rolldays with their home people. 

Monday evening they enjoyed a 

steak dinner at the Veterans club 

and exchanged experiences. They 

He: . 

A/2e Dan Huff, son of Mr. and 

\11 s. Howard Huff, who had been 

stationed at Scott Fielu, Belleville, 

IlL, and who is being tr ans 

Celled to Chanute F'iekl, in Champaign, 

Ill. 

Aj3e Verdon Jobst, son .of 1\11', 

and Mrs. Frank Jobst, is station, 

-d at Forbes Air Base 'in Topeka, 

Kan., and will retui n there the 

Jay after Christmas. He came on 

Monday. 

A/3C Don Hansen, son of Mr. 

Ind ~It s, Leonal d Hansen, has 

been stationed at fal ks Air Base 

in California, and will go to an air 

base in South Calolina. 

A/Z.e Vemon Wells, son of Mr 

.ill,,) MIS. Alvin Well;;, has been ilt 

Scott Air Base in Belleville, Ill" 

and is being sent to Hunter Ail 

Base, near Savannah, Ga . 

'O/Halioran Dairy 

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Noll Seed Co. 

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success attend 

you the whole 

year throuch, 

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Is Home "'IIns sevei al small ChI istmas tI;e('S anJ 

rf I 

"[]fl ~.."'i... if'~ .-~-;,..] I 

shrubber y on and near h1S horne : •~ L ~J 

pOITh, which are nicely Iighkd. I __..:::. ..:;,:;;:::;..._-=~....J 

Mr. anJ Mr:;. Frank Kapustk a W·II- PI 1 

s rile In mas have two nice trees close to their I I rem ate 

1f P 

X i I fl"Jnt door which ale lighted with : 

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D~co ra fling Co _....nlest vari-colored Mrs. Esther lights. Manchester has an IPasses ' Monday 

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ai rangcruent of lig hts on ,~ frame (I William Plate, 78, a resident of 

Glen Au'ble's Second, which 'optline the words, "Meny vancy county since 1912, when he 

Xmas." • came to America from Gel many, 

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Finley's Third: Many Othel' beautiful scenes which passed away Monday morning 

,., we re not in the contest ale the f rom a heart attack. Funeral s.er- ' 

Beautiful Homes. beautiful lighteJ trees at the vices art" being held this (Wednes- A family dinrie r was held at the I Diako anI Cha ilc s Howery. Leroy I 

I ,. homes of Mr. and !III's. Archie day l af'ternoon f'rorn the Methodist home of MI. and MIS \'VaL-, I Vi sck called later 111 the cvem nx ! 

(Continued from Page 1) Gcwck e, ~lr. and ~lrs, Wm. Sack, church in NO,'lh Loup, with ItiY" Coaldey Sunday honoring ~1I I .:\11" and MI s, AI,.iur Rlt~ left II 

and Mrs, Glenn Auble' who hav e and also at the new home of Mr. J. A. "Millc:r olliciating, '.Ind M1s Hai old BCI,':;, \1110 ha\ c Sa ~ .uduy mer ning to spend ill'} I 

three tree;; on th~ir porch, each and MIS. Raymond Cronk, where Survivors include a dauahter Just returncd recently f ro n; Trieste I Christmas holidays WIth her 

, in a different color, also an ar- another, Iovely tree is seen in the Mrs. Lee :\~ulligan of North LOup: In l~aly where MI. Belg has bet'n: brothe rs-in-law and sisters, Mr. 

rangement of poinsettias, lighted large Plc,tU!'e w~HI0.\:·:. ,... and a son; Rudolph, of \Veliingtvn, stationed with the US. army. He, and MI~. Shelman Mathe so» an.l 

on their Iront door. ' A huge candle stICK IS dra.ving Colo" An obituary will be avail- received his discharge f rom the I fEi.!llily at Augu,ta, Kans and 1\1r. 

Third place was given to Mr. much COilllnent at the home of Mr. I able next week allllY· Guests at the dinner we r« I and MI:S, Mike Muss and fal:1ily in 

and M G F" I 1 h and MIS. Flo J·J Beranek. ) MI'..and Mrs, Keit.h LeLlLI~J{C anti' Siloam Springs, Ark.". 

arranged a church scene in their - v , - " dauz liter Shu ley ca e:\l 1 ami y, ., rs, Jennie Lcudlkc, Mr. -~~-.. - - ~- -- i.: 

• rs. corge III t"y, W 10 ave Th~I~' are 111.1IlY trees 'out of ML and Mr.s" Rudolph I late and f 1 'I I ' 

Window,' underneath a light. A ful! doors that ale brave in lights of "t f'·. ' 'n: • :'nL a; ,111d ,III'S" Kul Gog ui awl falllLly New Granddol~nhter 

. all colors, and some are in one .llg It, 10m their home III \Vtllll1l;' awl Boyd Bell, all of Ale,lCILl;' ~ 

view of the room is seen, with a color. mo st ly that of blue. 1'11~1 e ton, Colo., for the Iunera l. . '1 L I "" I 

. series 'of lighted candles, elect tic, ' _ _ -, rs. uel a Zirnmerruan of Mason "I', 'I anc I "rs, 'I .' L' ram: I w "I 1 

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~ , th f d "" Chrl t are many doorwavs framed in City, Chas, Le u.It kc and son, went to Omaha Saturday t) sec ,! 

III e ar en. ~ ,YO 'l'l~ 

, l' I','. t "d mas coloreJ lights. The' pOl'ch at the The Union RiJge Sunday ~ school FrClnl{, :\11', anJ Mrs. \Val:cr Nd- tl1C new Jaughter who \\ as b011l , 

t nes, "th Ig luCll, are ou SI e on , held their Christmas prOgralll all" D 16 t tl . 1.1 

',1 f th lk' home. of Mr. and Mrs" Stanley " son and family, and .:\Ir. anll :\lls on ee. ,0 lelr daughter an, , 

el }n\"'I" , - ""Iele ,,' 011 ,[' L'I'\" ~Irs. Luella Zimmel IIIan of Ma- J ean Bl! 

' I.onld' a la, 

~v \•..ltS 

\V h parenas ome. astha 1,'ht'rt' is an'uther life size Santa Llay he submitteJ to surgely for ;:;on City alTivccl List \\ eek to VI"ol'! - --, - --- - --'----- 

0, ,I sever l panes, In e a brain tumor, from Whl'l'h h~ has 0 

cOln'r of acl th e 

B t'f I S 

b • d 'ft at the home Qf 1\fr. anJ Mrs. - over the holida"s at the home of eau I U cene 

, . e e 1 el' el'lg a n \'v' II R h t 1 b be~n sUff~II"llg fOI' "·~11Ie tl"111' e. "I', ' 

,I 

of Li ht 

t . th 1 )ur e,gels, \\ 0 salleS e- - - -, ..,. her "on Mr anI 'II' T ~ t, 'r 

snow. g eu rees are III e t t and MIS" Rooll, who fOlmerly II'ved ~," I.' '~, LA"S cr ",lIll- The frost of Sunday plesentell 

ff'ont of the house, anJ on the weell two ret's that are IighteJ" , N tl LIt mel'llldll amI family, a lovely outJoor 1\ orI'J to church ' S 

house a Santa \"I'th a I'eal c'ot- The porch hel e is Iig:lteJ, also, as III • or I oup now s loea eJ at Mr an I :\11"' E AlIa ne '11 I 

l , Bo Id ," l. S. . '_ ~. S WI goers, since all the trees' anJ ,the 

ton bearJ. Spelled nearby the old is the porch at the Plesbyterian u er. George anJ Hober~ wele in Bloken :;JlIubbery wert' cOYereJ with \~hite, I"~ 

saint are the words, "MellY mano"," Binline and \VIllaI'J lngelson Bpw Tuesday ort business. tJ' th I t 

Chl 

' I" t I1 1 a s . " ,--~~-----~~_____ eame up flom GranJ IslanJ for the !\lr. anJ Mrs" E. G. Stone W~I e ou omg e man-m,ll e rees that I 

~ I d !1aVC been seen of late in many 

Six others were giYen honorable Leap Year About Over wee { en. BirJine was a hou~e OnI visitol's \Vcdneslhy. ;lomcs. Seen aoainst the Jull glay' 

mention. These are Mr. anq ,Mrs, g ut'st of Mrs. Lois Swenson" FOllo\\ ing the Chll~tlllas pi 0- of the sky the effect wa' vel y I 

Ed Swupes, who have a life size By the time this issue of the Mr" anI.! Mrs, Harlan Palser ,~'ere gl"am of the COIil:;t02k gladl' beautIfuL ~ 

Santa looking into the winJow at Ord Quiz is in the hands of its SunJay guests in t~e Alex Brown ,chool Thun;cIay evel1lng, Mr. and I ---~--- '-~-------~their 

large tree. Their front door readel s, L~ap Year, or to be ex- hOllie. Mrs" John Wells alllI MI\ anJ :\11 s T M' R 

is made to look like a huge pack- act, 1902, will have but six more ML antI Mrs" Carl Walkup anJ Leroy Wells and Steven called a' lower USIC esumed 

age with red ribbon and a bow d,lyS. There is still time, however, Vicki, Mrs. HallY Me)f'ers anJ MIS, the home of Mr and Mrs Hobel t Last )f'ear at this time It will be 

'in the center. for any unattacheJ female who de- Chet Beck spent Thursday in TVl'llilc anJ daughters for lunch. 'ememberec1 that music came from 

The large' ·tree in the yal J at sires to, to take upon hel self her GranJ IsI'Lld. Mr. amI MI s, E. lL Haync~s will ~he towel' of the ~Ieth-)Jist church, 

the 'home of Mr, and Mrs, Howard I p!ivil('ge, and do the pl'opo:iing to Helman Knutzen went to Omaha f enteltain the Evening Pinochle ·.hrough tj'le facihties j:llesente,J by 

Huff, is gayly decor,ated. In the I sOll~e unattached man of her on the SuncIay aftell100n bus to ~Illb at their home :\Iollllay eve, \1r. and ~1rs. Orin Kellison and I 

froht of the tree is a fat snowman, chOIce, But ten chances ~,o one she cJ.1SUIt a sp&ialist about his knee 'ling, Mr. an,J ~II's. M F. Hemler- 'ion, Steve. Later in the year, 

who is sin~iitg from a book let- \\l1l forego the OPJOI tUlllty, for ,if SOllie time ago he bumped the knN son will suusti~ute fVI' :\11'. an(1 ~mething h3ppen~d to the ampli- I 

tered, "Noel." she. has :valted}hls ~ong she has on the shu11leboan1 iQ. his cafe '1rs. Glen Nelson, wl10 ,ue out-of. leI'S and the mU~lc \1'a,9 stoppecl.' 

1.11'::1, Frances Carfield has a dis- n.o l~tentlOn of p0l-'plng the ques, Iand has haJ trouble with It since town. Rev. l~eith A. Shephcl'J, the pastvI I 

play of vatious ~hristmas emblems tIon to any man. Dr, Markley sent him to Omaha t( MIS" l;!::. G. Stone apll :\rr" an(~ )f the churcll, llas been wUIl,[I:g I 

111 her fI'ont w~c1ow, from Santa --- -------,-.--------- ~ a specialist. He has bcen or \11~. It:' J" Stone and Peboj'ill' ,n the mecl)ani~pl for some tjme 

Claus to angels and stars. These -Friday evening suppt"r guests crutches much of the time the ,\'Cre shopping in Loup CI{y 1'u e.,, wit!J. il.ble assi.,tants, and on Ttl'lrsare 

lighted fl'om within her home. lof Mr. and Mrs. Emory Thomsen past week lay" lay for the fir:;t time again, the 

Douglas Pierson has all'anged weI e :\11'. al1d MJ'S. Adtian :\leese. Mr. and Mrs. Haney Ball' weI e Ml's" Eo G. Stone enter1 ainecl 3' 'ounJ of Christmas carols came 

---~~-~.--~--------------~ Sunday dinner gue~ts in the LloyJ ,linner Ftiday c\Cning honolinr lver the air. More I'epairs al'e 

Lybal ger home at Al'calli~l. he birthllay of her ,Hint, MI s. J. B ')eing maJe, anLl it is hopeLl that 

Mr. anLl MIS. Paul Jones wer< 'Seeley Of Broken Bow" GuestE '>y Christmas cl:ly, the music can 

Good health, 

good forh.~ne, 

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and a good lir~ 

••always. 

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Protective Savings & Loan 

Ord, Nebr. 

were !\Irs. Seelt"y, Mrs. Adelinf 'le heard eleally in all parts of 

WeJnesday evening guests of MI'. 'll'ay and Miss Hem ietta Johnsof\ 01"1.1. 

ar,d :\Ir3. Albert Dahlin of 01'\1. of Broken Bow and ~lr. aEd ~Ir., 

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rogers all, R. J. Stone and Debol'ah" 

two children left WednesJety fo S 1 J' 1 

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Anadal ka, Okla" where they wil um "ly lllll..:r an' supper gue,,~' -!Ill', an'1 Mrs" Don Vogeler and 

spenJ Christmas witil their peopll lt the. ~ome of 1,11'. and !Ill s, L·'- "amily anLlMI s. Gene Pat! kk \,,'ere 

A flce show fol' the chilJrel "oy \'ve:1s amI Stewn Wel"e Mr, ;uests of Mr. and Mrs, :\fetle Tllll- 

\\"edne3da v aflelnoon at th, .\n.d MI~. B.ob TV~tll~, Kal,t"n .an: I' nellll3.n anLl family Sumlay eye, 

, ~)fnthu, 1\11., and "II~. Jeh.l \"ell lin"'. 

Stl'and was the gift of ~Ir. an. lnd Mr, and '~11 5, Jake Clnl~lpsk\' 0 , ". 

!lIrs. Ted Babcock, theatre ownel':: .1111'. and 1111'S. Joe Dal tu and I' -~.'l he tables 1I1 ~ne New Cafe 

The show was followed by treat. 1)\\ ain lvel e F'nJ",y eveni'll{ d~n. 'Jaye been ne,wly pt~ Ie kgs.-' ur :>(11001. Sil.'·s for llle:l, '!8 to 

\\ hite ollly. SiH'~ j-6-8. I:H. llo~ s U-18. Out th,'y go: 

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Ericson 

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chuting 

suc c e ss in 

days c he c.d, 

Card of Thank:; 

I wish to thank Dr. 

Moss of Arcadia and 

01'. Martin of Ord for 

their kindness and care 

and also the I1U1'ses 

and staff of the Ord 

hospital for their care. 

Last, but 110t least, I 

want to thank my 

friends for the cards 

and flowers during my 

stay at the hospital. 

Their kindness will not 

be for-gotten. 

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From all of us 

to all of you: 

"Best wishes for 

a happy and 

successful ' 

new year'" 

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Wm. 

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F. . 

man 

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Fafeita 

Fafeita 

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S. V. Hansen. 

I wish in this way to 

expr ess Illy sincere 

thanks for all who 

were so kind to me 

during my stay in the 

Ord hospital. I want to 

thank Dr. Marttn and 

the entire staff of the 

hospital, all who visited 

me, 01' sent cards, 

01' flowers, or assisted 

in any way to make 

my stay there easler. I 

fed that you all have 

shown yourselves to be 

fI lends, indeed. 

. Ord. Nebr. 

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nine een fifty-three 

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We're calling 

for a New Year. that will 

tJ..Jf 

.ring in a n;w era of 

.( . peace and prosperity. 

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Card of Thanks 

It's mighty nice to be 

healthy 

But it's '.ough to be 

sick and groan, 

But we're mighty lucky 

people \ 

That we don't have to 

go fa,' from home 

To get t~e very best of 

doctors, and 

Nurses I must say, too, 

Because there isn't a 

place in the 

Whole wide world 

Where they try to do 

more for you, 

Their friendly service is 

in their hearts 

It's the very best, I 

believe, 

Anti when they get )'OU 

on your feet 

It makes Lt hard to 

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Frank. lydia and Jim 

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CLEARANCE 

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very hoppy 

and prospercus 

1953 to all of you. 

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"Plumbing & Heating 

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Let the JOY 

se ason be 

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and faith 

reflected 

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Ord and North Loup 

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Fanners Grain & Supply Co.

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CIlristmas In Iou,,'tl 

Pinochle Party '''Twas t!).e Night Before Christ- 

A pinochle party was held at the ma:::." 

The other three dens with 

FroTn \Vestern home of M1', and :V1rs. Norman the help of Mrs. Osento\\'skl, Mrs. 

::Sillivan Sunday, Dee. 21. Those Cook anti ~1rs. Williams, decorateLl 

University pI'esent w,;re Mr. al1lj Mrs. Lloycl the tree with home made decora- 

Mr. and Mrs. Jim ~1cCall started Johnson, Mr. anLl Mrs. Wayne lions. 

to GranLl Island Sun,lay when~ l(ing, Mr. and !lIrs. Fr'tnk Maly Several boys were given award~ 

they plaJ1l1C,1 to 1l1l:ct Mn'. Mc- i and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle of advancement and achievement. 

Call's nephew, HarolLl Hubbanl, VanOsdal1 and Nancy, Mr. anLl Lyle Babka was awarded a graduwho 

is a seniol' in the uni\ el :::ity !III'S. Elmer Vel gin, Mr. an,1 :MIs. ation certificate. The awards were 

Of Oregon, located in Eugene, Ole.' Arthur Jensen and Mr. and Mrs presented by cub master Adolph 

.They \\eIe fOIled to tUln back at Rogel' Densun anLl famIly. High I Sevenker. ., 

Elba bec,'luse of the ball wads.' pi izes weI e won by Gall Benson Afte\, the regular meetll1g, gIfts 

H.u·old later arrived on Monday I and ~1rs. frank :'laly, an,j the low were exchanged by the boys and 

6n the bus. A christmas family Iprizes were won by Den Maly and a lunch of popcorn balls, doughgatherJng 

Is being planned to be: Rogel' Denson. Al'lhur Jensen won nuts, apples and coffee was serve,l, 

neld at the home of Mrs. ~lcCall's: the traveling prize. Lunch was About seventy parents and boys 

mother, ~II's. Geol'ge Hubbard. J sel'Ved. , were present. 

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IEceninq Guests ,Icuu Supper 

The emplyees and their hus- roue 1 LH1SSel1 !hlllsday,ev erung guests of :Mr, M1'. am! Mrs, B. 0, Hac hI enter- ' :'1rs, Lily Coleman and Donnie 

bands or wives of the McDonald Miss Leona M, Crouch of Ord anu Mrs, Emory Thoms~n were, tainc.l at their horne Mcn.lay eve- I\\ etc guests at the home of :'11', 

~ store had a sle,aJ' e.ven:n~ '~lle bll~th~ay of Ray Falter, Rebchah Lodge J ICathenne G11l'uy at the organ. Iat a moming cOlIee FriLlay in hon- 

Ord. anti pre.:;cnted for the enjoyment I wluch came on Dec. 18, was ceJe- Those who served the lunch at The children were given treats 01' of the. birthday of Mrs. Paul 

of the members a film on cutting I brated ,a.t hIS ho~ne by a card the regular 'reeting of the Re. Lutheran Ladies Aid in the SOClal hour Wl1ic11 followecl ll3leach, Guests I\'ere .:III'S. Bill Fa- - Mary Ann Gnaster, who is at· 

There is an opening for membership 

il1 the organization. 

Saturllay Evening FourSo::Jme will 

meet with Mrs. W. P. Hollands.' 

26th Anni()erSar r 

I anLl finishing lumber on the west I party 1< nLlay evemng. que:ts were bekah lodge Tuesday evening were :Mrs. Hose Fuss of Scotia enter· the pl'ogl'am, an,I Christmas coo;,· i feita, :'1rs, Dick Beran, Mrs, lending school in Omaha, canle 

':J coast. Guests were Herb Smets, I Mr. anti Mrs. H~y RaJ.ewlch, Mr. Mr. anLl Mrs. John Andersen, Mrs. tamed the members of the St. ies an,j colIee were sen'ed to the: Hemy Sch,lerer, :'1I's. Hel1lY Dcn,la h9me Fr~Llay for the holid:ly vaca- 

, Mr. an,1 ~lrs. l'talph Wiberg anJ Jake Kwiatkowski anLl Paul Stod-' and MI,S. JO\111, Clcemanlc, Mr. and Bill Darges an,d Mrs, Neil Peterson. John's Ladies Aid at her new IolLler ones. " anLl Mrs, Hemy ALlams. Ition, Her school reopens Jan. 5. 

fall1ily, Mr. and Mrs. Hay Wiberg Llan!. 1 .' Mrs. Eldon Celak, and Mr. anLl home ThUl'sday. There· were 33, ., ... , ..~~__ '-_, _ 

antI family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mrs. Ge~rge Celal{. . Pitch was B' I d ]) who attended which includeLl sev- _ ••'lii.gt~",·""r""'l!!n:_........~___ _ _ 

Brownell amI family antI Don PI F '1 P t played, hIgh score~., b.emg won by trt 1 ay art y eral guests. There was a gift ex- 

Ghristensen helped 1I1r. an,j ~lrs. an ann y ar rj ~lr. and Mrs. RaJell'lch, and low Sabra McCall entertained six of change anLl a nice lunch was sen'- 

Elmer Christensen celebrate their Tom Tolen, Al l3lessing anLl scores by Mrs. Eldon Cetak and her f~~ends at a palty after school ed. 

26th weddinO' anniversary Sund,ly I Dou;;llS Dale, all stuLlents in the John ClcemanJe. Tues'-"('y, in honor of her 8th birthevening. 

", state univel'"ity a!lived home Sun· day. Those present wele Judith Ch . . 

day. WeLlnesday, Tom went to Jolliate C ltl b AnLlersen, Sheryl Lenker, Joyce rtstmas DITmer' 

BI'oken Dow, to get his gran,lmoth- l\leyer, Sharon Rysavy, Peggy An early Christmas dinner was 

er, 1111 s. L. D. Geol'ge, an,j on 1\lrs. EowarLl Huff was hostess Prien and Alice Marie Philbrick. served Sunday at the home of 1\11'. 

Mr. and Mrs. Jake Schmidt anLl Thursday he went to Hastinc>s to to the Jolliate club Monday eve- and Mrs. A. J. ALlamek. Guests 

family left for Sidney, la" Wed-: get his brother alld wife, Mt an,1 ning', Mrs. Ellen Beeghly was a were Mr. amI Mrs. Henry Bartu 

nesday mOl'l1ing, where they will. :'1l's. Hicllar,j Tolen. All plan to guest. Mrs. AI Canoll won the Pre-CI1ristrnas Dinner an,l Connie, MI'. anLl Mrs. Don 

spend Christma3 with relatives.' have a family get·toc>'elher for high score, The members each Mr. anLl Mrs. Bud Hoeppner of Stewart C\.nd family, Mr. anLl Mrs. 

Gl!risfmas ~ve, M~. lchmidt Will, a short time on Christ~ps Day at r('{:eived a Christ1l1,\s gift of a North Loup entertained at an earl,,' Dab Adamek ~lld family of Od, 

nave a part In the Chnstmas parI,): the ~1;11 k Tolen home. dainty Llemi-tasse coffee cup, which Christmas dinner SunLlayevening. ancl ~Ir. and Mrs. Mickie Simpson 

sponsored by tha Blks, for the ' . '-_______ were sent to them by Mrs. Lucille Mr. anLl Mrs. Bmory Thomsen and and family of BUl'well. The Barll; 1 

Si{lney children. Birth (HI Di 2 'or Jenison, wlwsa husbanLl is in the family, prc. and Mrs. Dane) Smith home is in Grand IslanJ. Dinner' 

• / .____ ' ,: , , ,L L 'J T, T~f; • Unitetl States army antI stationed and daughter, Mrs. Robeit Kokes anLl supper were both served,' and 

-j'st Annioersan oi_' . Guests, at a blrth~,{y ~Jnnel:, at I i17 Germany. Mrs. Jenison is with and Robbie, Mrs. LIllian Novotny thele \\ as a Christmas gift ex· 

(.,', . y It!1e hom;,9f :'11'. an] ~IIS. A~,hle I him. 'an,d Mr. and Mrs. Joe D,\\'orak. I change. 

,Tuesday evem!1g supper guests Gew~ke I hurs.Jay were a cousm of -,--'-- 1- '~~-----'-----' --_.. ~--" c ----,,"- - - ...- ..-~~-- "--'--------- 

o~ Mr. and Mr$. lIarlan' Green ~ :'-113. Gewcke·s. Florence Sch')e-, D' 'I . If .,.__ml •· -- IIlI'll_~ ~_IB_"I 

w,ere Mr~ anu MI s: Chris Kirby imaker, and her fl1enLl, John And-: a.tty 1te( s OT~]e ' , 

anu BIlly, Mrs. Bd Green, :VIOl ris ,el';:;on, both of Grand Island. also' \\ ekolll'~ guests m the home of 

Kirby and Walter Conner. The ~ !lIable :\lisko. !l1rs. Geweke's amI I :'11', and Mrs. John Kokes, sr., are 

occasion was the 21st w('ddinO' an-! Miss Sc!1oemal,er's birth'Jays fall I their daughters, Helen, who teachniversary 

of Mr.anLl Mrs. l{irby. I on the salne da>', and they plan to] es in Omaha, and Mickie, who is 

MI'. and ~lrs. Brnest Wigent an ,1 I celeblate,together as often as pos- 'employed in a U,S. Naval hospital 

Lois, Mr. anLl Mrs. Bill Flock, ~ sib:e. in Pens~c:ola, Fla. Mi.3s Mickie 

HOlmie and Rosie, and :\11'. and I \ flew to Omaha from FloritIa and 

Mrs. E~l~1 Dlugos.h ~n~1 Lorry C8;I1.! Early Christmas Dinner anive;'l ".her e SunLlay., 1'h,e girl~ I 

Old .Iate! In the ~\C~ll1o to SUI plise Mr: anLl :\lrs. Lester Norton en- ha\e:acatlO,ns.of l\\ 0 \\ eel

DECEMJ3ER 25, 1952 

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Due to illness my office 

will be closed until lurther 

notice. 

Dr. H. N. Norris' 

Dr. Bar,ta's office will be 

op,en from December 30 

on -instead as of previdusl~ 

announced.. 

Ora l.odqe lOaF No. 90 

every Thursday 

enning, 8 :00 p. Ill. 

~Ieeting 

IOOF l.odqe Rooms - Ord 

.. 

GEO. A. PARKINS 

O. D. 

OPTQMETRIST 

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: t i.~ . > 

. ", Only office in the Loup 

:; Valleyuevotcu exclusively 

to' the care of your eyes, 

" . 

Office i~ the" White Buildin:; 

Across the street from the 

Ord Hospital. Just South of 

the Methodist Parsonage. 

Phone 90 

FOR SALE-All modem 2 bed 

room house in northeast Ord. 

Owner moved to another town. 

ANXIOUS TO SELJ.... :Make 

offer. E. S. MURRAY. 37-4tc 

FOR SALE-720 Acre Ranch, 11 

miles northwest of Ericson on 

Cedar river, gravel road . 80 

rods to school. REA· all buildings 

wired - on daily mail route. 

Adequate buildings, F'air condition. 

• Plenty trees, This 720 

acres is 400 pasture 320 hay 

land • several ponds. Price 

$28,000.00 Brokers welcome. 

Everctt Galusha, owner and Ofel'ator, 

Burwell, Nebr. 38-2 p 

FOR SALl'J - 2 story 6-room 

house in south Ord. $3000. E. S. 

Murray. 

37-tfe 

WILL PAY 

TOP 

Prices for Serum 

and Feeder Pigs 

CLIFF CATLETT 

PHONE 7030 

ANSLEY, 

NEBR. 

With Liuklok ,AI ,I iu]Jl lllll Irrlgat lo n 

Systems 

Lifetime Gliar an tee 

Firs! ill .\hUlliull1l1 Irrigation 

Ord 

Body Shop 

BODY s FENDEfiS REPAIIl 

AUTO PAINTING - AUTO 

GLASS 

RADIATOR REPAIR 

'. .',' 

Frank Ccplec~a~ Jr,. 

Prop. 

North 91 John Deere 

Phone 110 

37tfc 

,

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PAOE BIGln~' THE ORD QUIZ, ORD, NEBRASKA DECEMBER 25, 1952 

~.~~~~~~INo Size Limit 

ORD ·l'HEfArtTI)E ~a::~~~S~: 1953 

'.- 1 -t Any Fish Legally 

Ord, Nebr. 

Thurs.-Fri.-SClt.~Dec. 25-26-27 

Double Feature 

Sun~ay-Mond(ly-Dcc. 20-29 

" 

GALA MlDf'!IT:: SHOV/~NEW YEAR'S ,~VE 

'Wedncsd-:I'{. Dec. ~1 

ShowCmmcl~cas at 11:30 P. M. 

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January, Feb~uary 'and March 

Business places 

i 

in Ord will close at 

9:00 P. M. on Saturday nights. 

Ord Chdmberof Commerce 

/" 

SECTION TWO 

Venison Dl'nner 

'The employees of the S;lck Lumber 

and Coal Co.,..weI e the guests 

of MI'. and Mrs. Sack at a venison 

steak dinner Thmsday' evening, 

serv~d at Halll10ny House. Guests, 

b('sides M;l'. and Mrs. Sack, were 

Mr, and Mls.·Herb Smets, MI'. and 

Mrs. Frank Fafeita, Jr., MI'. an,] 

Mrs. Leonard Hansen and Jake 

Kwi:ltkowski. 

Nolo Club 

Members of th~ No)v club reo 

tlllned to their childhood at their 

Christmas meeting Th'lrsday afternoon, 

and came dressed as little 

girls. Mrs. Louise Petska was the 

hostess and later doubled as Santa 

Claus for the gift exchange. A 

covered dish luncheon was. served 

at one o'clock. In the games 

which followed, 1-1I's. Jim Petska 

won high scoi'e; and. Mrs. Will 

Misko the secont! high. Mrs. Rudolph 

Krahulik received the traveling 

prize. 

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1 

a good place 

to stop 

In downtown 

',There's' SeClli·i,ty 

,Ill Savillg! 

START your.. SAVINGS . ACCOUNT, 

TODAY AT THE OCCIDENTAL 

• A current JiviJenJ'rate of 2 '12 010 per a!lll~IlU-pay aJJJe 

semi-annually. . '. 

• Sound security {or )'our iUYl'Etlllcnt. 

• Efficient, courteous Een ice. 

.mmtmD 

) • 

BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION 

Olgooized 1889 Home Of/ice: 6moha 

See Your Local Agent 

'Duane E. Annstrong 

'Ord l 

Nebr. 

' 

. an.J there 11Cld their ~hri.:lr~l,'s gift IStudent Council Dance I The' new rccor.l rL1Yo' w:,kil 

eXI~hQ.J1gt,\ all'} a socl31 tunc, Pl'E.'S~ . ' .r wa« reccnt ly plll'\,.'ha3t"',j b..v 111(1 

ent f rom the Loup City shop .vcre I, 

good 

wiehGs go out 

'J\Jhipple 

NU~~itif.j 

. I 

t-lo.rYie 

An alumni dance was pLtnnecl by Icounril was played. Enler t"i:\I'll';l~ 

h 

:\11'5. Pete W11500. ~lIS. Lillinn ~ rue mbe is of the s t u.l en t co unci! of i was iur ni~l.ccl by the LtlUlly..-Lt.l 

Cortner, M: S. 

..··R·: 

'"0 

Blil Haynes and Vall the Ord high schoo!, fur tire eve- I dents anti the ltoy,il J:ul.,'II,;,tn 

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Gzehoviak. From the Ord shop, I n:l,l~ O,f Dec. 19 .. 111e ~udlt~~·I',Jm,1JI.ll1.], l'O!llIlOsclI of H:,\) "II ,Sll,:t", 

the list of emp:oyces inrlu.Ic.l :'vh~., was devorate.l \\Ith a big. tree dU-,""cl'llLl Slel'1lJ1g, h.1 'Jo SlU.'.l']J, 

, ' 

Alil,",l Hill, Mrs. Paul Rysavy.. nated by w.». :5ack Whll'11. \\',:s tHod);l'Y :-.r~bJn .lJl,J ~',l'Ill,"l \\',clkx1I 

5, Bud w.i«.». HE'l~n GZt'llOVi.tK, I 111acl(' mol'; beautIful With 1l1tl;-1t'1'. 

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the proprietor. was the hostess. Icately desIgne,l orn.uncnt s m.iIe I - 

by members of the gt'O,,;ellY CLI~:'iI -SO'(' our "Ft'allIl,' Lot k" l1i.lb 

U I[ t augh t by ~b\!(le Hol,!nn. llIOIHJS. ~I allo') ·s. 2J-tfl' 

The Loup '/(Jlley RegIon's Big Newspaper 

"Read by 3,476 FamilieJ Every Yfeek" Country Clu !'ietl)S 

Country Club met at the hOln8 (.~: --.------ -.------- -----.- --- -. ---- 

Mrs, Ray \\\lJ,I!11cll1n DcC'. 17 \\'(:'\ \ ----~~_='c::~_=~c·c--~_.:_.·-~-= :..:..-._..=.-- ---- ___ -. 

eleven lllc:nlJd3 p!t'oen:. 1\,)11

DECEM1H]R 25, 19:32 

When You and 

I Were '(oung 

I 

THE ORO QUIZ, OI~O. 

NEBRASKA: 

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AN IMPORTANT 

DATE 

.Ianu.irj 5, 1953, IS the closing 

date for any changes, or additional 

listings to be made in the new 

1953 Telephone Dire,tory. / 

Please inform our business oflice 

immediately if you desire a change 

or correction in your directory listmg. 

/ 

Nebraska Continental 

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Telephone Cornpany 

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G,eorge/s Meat Market 

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N"U 

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fe' * fe * * * * * } * * * * * 

MERRY' (HRISTMAS 

t: on time 

with 'special' 

., 

'\ wishes for a 

_J bright and 

.. ,~/ 

/' happy holiday 

season. 

I 

I 

Cofesfield News 

Mrs. Evelyn Donscheski 

Phone 4Fll 

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Eleven members of the Y. W. s.1 

dub went to Grand Island Thurs- I 

day for a party at the Palmer 

hotel. Gifts were exchange.l and I 

~eClet pals revealed. 

Thursday evening guests at the 

Hans Boilesen home in honor of 

~fn;. Boilescn's birthday were, Mr. 

and Mrs. Tom Jensen, MI'. and 

),frs. Louie Rasmussen, Mr. and 

Mr::-. Chris Boilesen, Mr. and Mts. 

Clay Brumbaugh, Pete and Min 

.ile Rasmussen, Herbert Rasmussen 

and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 

Boilesen and sons. 

Mr. and Mrs. John Co' ,.faJ and 

family and Mr. and MIS, Herner 

Sim pson arid Jerry' were Sunday 

dinner guests at the Henry Wadas 

heme neal' St. Paul. Jo Ann Simp 

,ion was a week end guest then', 

'~fr, an'd Mrs. Joe Jensen and 

son were supper g ue st s of Mrs, 

Louie Jensen in St. Pau) Tuesclay, 

MI'. and Mrs, Hay Stevens and 

f.llllily were Sunday guests at the 

Harland Wells home. 

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, John Woita_s~k, Contractor 

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·-D. E. Armstrong 

Insurance 

D. E.; Troyer 

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9ppOttunity 

by a fresh, 

, 

Is a universal 

":.-.-::...... ~~."- 

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,,;pc~::)jf;..f;t;; 

Bountiful wis~u . 

for peace and 

Let ,us all share It 

and build solidly 

upon it together, 

/ 

Rinqleln 

Drug. Stere 

L~~= 

Itolnans IV!0tol' }1reight 

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PAGE FOUR '1'1 IE ORD QUIZ, "-'RD, NEBRASKA DECEMBER 25, 1952 

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Quiz Bepresentctlve 

North Loup 

" .....'ft•••.--. 

MRS. ETHEL HAMER 

The Truth About The 

new 

Should it be called a Holy Bible 

Is It the 9reat,esf Bible news in 341 years 

Are Its claims of accuracy true 

Thezo questk.'1s wi~l, 

bo answored 

Tuesday. December 30. 1952 

North Loup Community Hall 

Rev. S. E. Oakes', Speaker 

1\11'. and Mrs. II. L. Kling lnsiuith 

spent Wednesday af terncon in 

Orand Island ami stayed ove r 

night at the GN, rg~ Gans home~t' 

Dannebrog. ,..' , , 

Mr. and Mrs, Almond stillman 

of Vi~t3, Ca lif., .. an~i\"cd \Vcdnes- 

, I day for a two week visit with his 

Mrs.!. L. Sheldon left on Wed- parents, Mr. and 1\1rs, Arthur Stillnosday 

for Colorado Springs and man who are celebrating their 

Denver. Mr: Sheldon and Ben Ncl- golden wedding anniversary on 

son Will drIvc out till:' week and New Year's day with open house 

all WIll spend the holidays there. at their home. 1\11'5. Leland sun 

Mr. and M{s. M, Nelson who ai ~ man came with them nom AIin 

Ithica, ,N. Y", wh~re he is .. at- buqerquc, N. :M" and will visit 

tending C.Qrnell ymn'rslty, Will MI'. and 1\1r~. Gordon ;,UlIlllan till 

spend Christmas 111 Colorado also. the day after Christmas when she 

Mr. and Mrs, Ned Larldnand will return and Leland will come 

Neddo;!. and Helen King left Mon- to be here f'or the anmversa r'y, 

day for Denver to spend Christ- making the family circle complete. 

mas. They accompanied a sister 1\11'. and 1\11':;. Leland Stillman 

of Mrs. Lukin who lives in am- manage a Motel in Albucuerque 

aha. 

and cannot both be awa-: at the 

Mrs. Cecil 1{J1rtls, low ,and 1\~rs. 

accomp.anieq Dr. and Mrs, Christ Ross \\ ll!lams the traveling prize. 

'of Arcadia. ' Guests were Mrs. Clifton Clark, 

Color'd IiI t ." t . Mrs, Hoy IImlson and Mrs. Bates 

. . t g 1 S \\01e pu up 111 CopeL\nJ . 

matn street last week by Harlon ,. ' 

Brennicl~ anJ Cliff Goodrich. A 1< nencl ~ ~ele had announce.ll1ents 

large col'ored star tops the PO\H!' of the ar,'l\'al of Cary D,\Vld AIhouse 

and many homes in the vil-, frey: born Dec. 14, to Mr.. and ~l.rs, 

lage are del'orated and light;d in Davl\,\ .Alfrey of !IL\lvern, Ia. He 

keeping with the sea30::. ' we1gheu 8 pounl!S ancl 3 'Junc;;s. 

.' lloth 1111'. ancl Mrs. AI~rcy taught 

\\ e.lter Blskcborn, WllO is in the in North Loup senl'al years, mov 

U. S. ~avy and Il'as I~e~ently sent ing, to 1\1alvern two ,Years ago. 

to the Great !-a!tes tralllln.!>, center, Wh1le hele Mr. Alftl'Y was coach 

,~('ame home Sunday mOl'nll1g for a anu 1\[rs. Alfl ey taugllt the seven- 

.. ~ . flfte~n day lea \'c. , tIl and eig htIl g I'acIes. ~ 

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• • ... , $ 4 ,- 

8 o'clock P.M. 

North Loup Bible Cla3s 

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M1'. and Mrs. Een Sintck spent North Loup F. F. A. 

Mr. and Mr:;. Lyle Klinginsmith Picks Corn for Cooks 

Saturday in Grand Island. 

of Santa Ana, Calif., arrived last 

week for a brief. furlough with his Wednea.lay of last week the 

parents, ~11', and Mrs. Max Kling- l!'.I

,,' 

to. 

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DECEMBER 25, 

1952 

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\Vc will hold opcu hO,llse at our' hOtHC in North 

Loup New Years))aY,,'1953, - to celebrate our 

golden wedding anniversary. \Ve will be pleased 

to h~ve our friends call from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. 

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Stillman 

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'C,h,pstlTlas N i9I1tIJ)ece,mbe,r~5 

. ~~, \~O'l\'~ , ,oh.~·mian '()~chestra ';Playi'"g' '; 

,A~o 'Ne~ '~~(llS. Ev~ Da~~e QOd Purt~-W;th"'Nobe 

Makers and Fun Makers.' ; , • ,. 

North LOup Comri,unlty' Hall 

Sponsored by Pop Com Committee. 

'1'1112 ORO QUIZ, ORO, NEBRASKA 

... i 

Obituary arlo Thrasher. 65. 

JOIIX S. DAns 

Funeral services were held Menjay, 

December 16, at 10 o'clock 

n the morri.ng from the Moore 

Mortuary in Denver, 0::>10" for 

John S, Davis, who uieu Dec, 12, 

it the home of his niece. Mrs. 

'~ichal'u Shcpard in Whea t ridg'e, 

':010, of coronary thrombosis. Rev. 

Harmon Dickenson, pastor of the 

Seventh Day Baptist church in 

Denver, officiated, Escorts were 

nephews of the deceased arid were 

Richard Shepard, George Negley, 

')eaI1 Negley, Dale Hastings, Elno 

Davis and Will Davis. Mrs, James 

C. Moore wa~ pianist, Clarence 

Hog-lunJ, org anist, Markh:llll E, 

Smith, tenor soloist and Donald 

W. Davis baritone soloist, Songs 

used were "The Old Rugged Cross" 

arid "Beyond the Suriset ." Burial 

was in Crown Hill cemetery at 

Denver. . . \ .' 

John ste,nn'ett Davis, son of Harrison 

.a nd Eliza Davis, was born 

tt North" Loup, Nebr., April 11, 

1891, and uied December 12. 1952, 

aged 61 years, eight monlhs and 

one day, He was marr-ied to Emma 

Sample in July of 1922 at North 

Louu, They moved to Denver in 

1937 and there he was a carpenter 

in the Denver area, He was a 

member or the Maple Grove 

Grange No. 151. 

Dies in Wyoming 

\Vonl came Sunday to Mrs. 

Bessie Roby from her brothel', 

Ervie \'(eed. that 01'10 Thrasher 

had passed away Sunday afternoon 

from a heart attack at his 

home in Gree'n River, Wyo. Mr: 

Thrashcr who was born and raised 

in Norlh Loup would havp been 65 >'ears of age On Dec. 21. 0;1 I 

December 18. MI'. and MIS. 

Thrasher had celebrated their wed- 

ding anniversary. Beside his Wife, j 

the fonner' Goldie Green, he is 

survived by three sons, Darrell of 

Rollins, Wyo., Alton of Gi'een 

River and Charles who lives in 

Ca l.Iornia. The Thrashers moved 

to Wy'oming a number of years 

ago where fOI', a time he worked 

for the railroad but in recent years I 

he hal~ fo llowcd tl(J carpenter 

trade, 

.!\II'.' and 1Iis. Max Klinginsmith 

and 1fr. and Mrs. Ralph Sperling 

spent Monday in Omaha. Re'turn-' 

ing they stepped at the Harold 

Kl;ngin3mith home in Fremont. 

Guests for a pre-Chrlstmas dinner 

Sunday in the Gilbert Babcock I 

horne wt:re Don Babcock and 

Larry of Lincoln. Mr. 'and 1lrs. I 

Chester Babcock and family of 

A r ca.dia, Mr, and Mrs. Jim Scott, I 

Mr'. and Mrs. Ike Babcock and 

family, Mr .and Mrs. oarron Babcock" 

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bar 

Survivors include his Wife, Emma 

and four brothers, H. Eugene 

bel' and family and Mrs. Bel ta 

of Alfred, N. Y., George E. of 

Barber of Kearney. 

Brookfield, N. Y" Orsen E. of 

Rive.rslde, Calif, and Ross O. of Mr. and Mrs. Guy 1Iulligan were 

Battle Creek, Mich. 

Sunday' guests of Mr. and Mrs. 

Frank Mulligan and Richard. 

The Methodist Youth Fellowship 

went caroling Monday evening and: 

were served refreshments at the 

Fred Lunstedt home afterwards, 

Saturday guests 'of Mr. and 1111'S. 

Arthur Stillm,n were their children. 

MI'. and Mrs. Almond Stillman, 

of Vista, Calif" Mr. and Mrs. 

Edgar Stillman and S

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" Happiness and good 

ri! 

... 

of the daVe 

ORO HATCHERY 

~Wi' 

'W'mRI£ 

z 

' 

MRS. JEAN BECK 


Arcadiex 

f 

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Edwald Clay, pastor 

Sunday school 10 a. Ill. 

)ECEMBER 25, 1952 

':-M1's. Bob Marks, who had :5'pe~t : tel' spending the week end in! 27 W ' Et · (I b' N B · 

e week end with her husband s o-a. I omen s xenslon u s ow usy In 

rrents, Mr. and Mrs, Sam ~iarks, i -~ir, and Mrs. E. B. Weekes. . . 

turned on Monday morning to l were overnight guests in Hyannis'V II ( .t PI" S' ; I'F t 

I' horne in Lincoln, \ \ last week, returning home \vedneS-1 a ey oun y. OPU ar as OCla ea ure 

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.THE ORp QUIZ, ORD, NEBRASKA 

Peace attend 

you the season 

through, 

And may your 

fondest dreams 

come true. 

: PAGE' SEVEN 

Irom the old fashioned yeast Jo'lnt Luthercn \1'OW('l' PI,lllt Building ... $125,000 I Assistant Bookkcepcr-Stenographbreads 

that our mothers used to .. 2 at a salary of 

set overnight and as carefully OirS lil an Cit C~ Oil t a nks and contenl s .. 2,000 $125 per month, to fill vacancy 

wruppc.I during the winter time, Tl .. t -1' f t1 st J \ ' : -_._-~-- --_._- created by the resignation of 

-Helen Tuma returned on Mon- day afternoon. ,. . . 

as was the baby, Many different, L '11~;~':'S: 

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'.' good things 

to offer, 

Mart Beran's 

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Service 

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wa not too pOpula.~, due to the high son says, however, that sitting at 

cost of materials, but soine nice work is a skill that is acquired, 

hand coverings were ,created from but that it is a useful art to 

cotton clotjl, an(,l ornamentcd with master. I 

stitching, were a credit to their Then there was another lesson 

makers, 

on darning and mending, very use- 

One of the most popular lessons 

was' the 'one entitle,!, "Easier 

ful wilen the mending basket is 

filleu with stockings and overalls. 

Housekeeping," or. "S)\:k Tricks Th~ memers Iearr~ed how to I.et 

for' Easier Houseke"ping," in their sewmg machll1e take away 

which the members learned how much of the task of hand mendto 

do ordinary tasks, as'cIeaninE;' ing, and d":30overeJ that the patch 

a floor, oooking a meal, lihe ever was mur'1 more d~rable, was not 

necessary laundry, an~ sewing in so apparer;t, anu did not take near 

a much casler way. The member~ so llluch t1lue. . ' 

also learned tha.t a housekeeper Lessons on cooking are always 

necu not be a drlfdge, but that the favorite ones, and this ye~r tl:re 

efficient methods sav'ed time amI lesson on qUick breads, proved to 

energy and made f'or a pleasanter be just that, popular. A far caJl 

.Gl-QVERA BALLROOM 

Wh~re 

Grand Island D~nces 

THURSDAY-CHRiSTMAS NilE 

, .. ~- ), '\ 

JOHNNY ,CO>.' 

Ladi~s' $1.00 ,

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Supper Guests 

1-..1, and xirs, Dave \Vatson anJ 

family were supper guests Sunday 

evening of :\11'. and Mrs. Ivan Robinson. 

Buftcell Guests 

Mrs. Maude Liver more of Sargent 

and Mr. and Mrs. Tole Brenneman 

and two small sons of Burwell 

were Wednesday evening 

guests of Mr.'and MI s. R. L. Liverrnore 

and Ross. . 

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Harmonlj Extension Club 

Tho thank Mr. 

Dunklau, the Home 1

'irst Steps Taken To Bring 4t,OOO More Acres Under Irrigation

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