II",,""""""""'I"~ QUIZ SUBSClUPTION THE ouiz SllBSClUPTION RATES • RATES 1 Year $2.50 1 Year ; $2.50 6 Months 1.50 .... 6 Months 1.50 3 Months ,'15 .-.- 1Z 3 Months .'15 ,."".,.,.","'".,.",,,,,,,,,,'. "Read by 3,000 Families Every \Veek" "The Paper .\Vith The Pictures" .. ~""""""#I"""",,4t, Established April, J882 THE ORO QUIZ, ORO, NEBRASKA THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1942 Vol. 60 No, 32 R. L. Dunham Found Will lieconuuend Blood Poisoning Will Register for Dead in His Horne Claims Girl of 14 North Lou p-(Special)-Mrs. Star Rente Sel·VI·Ce North Loup-(Special)-Carol Bob H all Elected Sheriff Gas Ration Bocks R. L. Dunham, of Beverly Hills. • Leonard 14~~r;.r-Veree ld dL~~~lar~rht ~Iakes -----~~-~-----• Callf., who has been visiting of Mr. and -:-1 &~~~'geW~~l J~i;l~sog~o~~give~r~ M . A i~e1s ~\l~l%S~~ft~f l~i;'eat?i;kb~~ GOP Clean Sherill Round 192. Nov. 12) 13 and 14 usgrave ssures s" Co," (b ' Pheasant Crashes Fridaytelephonesayingmessagethat inherth.ehusbandnight " . onlyblood a poisoning.few days. FuneralShe wasser-111 Wee!)'~,of Ne raska Windshield, Auto Vot.1IsBelll"ltd·,\.'Evet Most Drivers to Get "A" Cou­ had been found dead in his Postofllce Depar tment WIll vices were held Wednesday ar- ' " Badly vVl'eckecl pon Books Good for Four Method~st home,heart attack.evidentlyNothedefinitevictimpart-of a Say Final \Vonl on Better WIthternoonRevat Hanthe 'bel churchJ(Leads thru Natiun( Henry Bredthauer, 0 f SI1'11"tII to CO. Board Gallons Gas Weekly, Iculars were known but the con- Service Asked Here 'd"" s T':f III C large , v " • '-'. an classmates serving as pall- Scotia, suffered broken ribs stant ringing of the telephone -~_. bearers, and interment was in . and other injuries about All car owners are urged by because the receiver was off the J. H. Musgrave, superintendent Hillside cemetery. Wherry Gets More Votes than d u s k Thursday evening Clyde Baker new Court Clerk, Vern W. Russell, chairman of l~ook caused the operator. to no- of mails for the 14th district, has\;! The little girl Norris and May Combined; when his automobile over­ the Valley county war price and hfy police, who br?,ke III and assured Postmaster A. L. Hill of 'j was born on a . b '. ,', t urn e d near the fair Hansell, Barber and Jab­ rationing board to go to their found Mr. Dunham s body. It his willingness to recommend es-1 farm in Mira BIg Repu llcan GaUlS. grounds. Two pheasants lonski Are Reelected. gasoline dealer immediately and Is thought that he trled to sum- tablishment of a Grand Island! Valley Aug. 6, . flew up in front of him and obtain an application blank for l1:on help when stricken but to Burwell and return star route .:,~,~ j 1928 and lived In Nebraska and throughout one crashed through the basic gas rationing, which will died before he c?uld do so: to take the ~Jlace ~f the present ':J.::.\."..1 there until 4% the nation the republican party windshield of his car, Mr. By a margin of almost 20() take place Nov. 12, 13 and 14. The Dunl~all1s. son is III a.n morning m~ll serv~~e, Mr ..I.Iillk""'j years ago when was riding high Tuesday night, Bredthauer related, caus­ votes-smore than the mall bal­ M"lss Clara McClatchey, county army camp III Denv~r and thelr said yesterday, "Iimal declslOnJ\<'~she moved to electlnx Kenneth Wherry seuat­ ing him to lose control of lots could possibly overconie-« superintendent of schools, is in daughter is attending college. must be made by th~ Posto1l1ce';,;:H.... town with her or anc(Dwight Griswold, govern- the machine. It overturned Robert "Bob" nan was swept in­ general charge of registration ~~rs. pU~lham came here thr-;"e department at Washington. ./ ; parents, She or here, as well as sweeping the two or three times and the to the otllce of Valley county and issuance of coupon books, weeks ago and planned to [oln Ord and Burwell representa- "; was a member con" ressloual raCE'S and minor top was badly wrecked. sheriff Tuescby in one of the \ says Chairman nussen. her husband when he came to tives, dissatlsfled with continued ; of the fresh- St'lte onices and makina bia Brcdthauer was cared for most surpilslng upsets in the R. t tlo 1 for coupon books Chicago early 1ll November to late arrival of the morning mall , . ; man class of "~~ins in oth'er states. '" '" In the Ord hospital. county's political history. H-3 q~LS ~a ~---~~--~~-----_.-polled 1,454 votes to only 1,2'32 . lIt IIs~ I I attend a convention. Mrs. Dun- via Union Pacific freight, met high school/ where she was'" Wherry polled as many votes WIll take place a a 100 ham accompanied by her bro- I t k Is k 1 b I -,--~~--~~~~- for his opponent, SIleritI GeOl~.o houses in the county on either ther' Edward Johnson left on as wee am ::t . cd that a star popu ar ot 1 WIth her teachers as his two opponents, Senator S. Round. who has served 25 Nov. 12, 13 or 14, the exact date R t "I f . " route be substituted as carrier, and ,schoolmates, She was alNorris and Democrat Foster May '-'~ J Df t I years in the office. Clyde Baker to be selected by the teacher in urc ay .01' Beverly Hllls and arid this request was sent to Su- llle:lllJe,r of the school band, was I polled together, and was conccd- anteS e ea e{ each district S'lYS Miss Me- WIll be [oincd there by Harry perlntendent Musgrave on be- active III 4-H club work and was ed election at an early hour was swept into the district court d~tche~ It' therefore will be JO~lllson., wl~o i~ in Phoenix. h~lf of the committee by Mr. a member of the Methodist Tuesday evening. Governor Gris- clerk's onice by 2,051 votes to necessary for every person who Ariz., with his wife. Illll.An answer from the mall choir and Epworth League. wold ran 3 and 4 to lover his by JOltll}}.' Doyle only 589 for Vern W. Russell . expects to register for gasoline superintendent came Sunday. Besides her parents she is opponent, Ex-Governor Bryan. Except for the election of lLlJ.1, to acquaint himself with the GI· If established, the morning mourned by two brothers, Ar- Although the race was still E. C, James, of Ord, was de- who is a democrat, Valley county registration day in his school Chanticleers( .' Ve mall will arrive in Ord about 8 nold and Leonard, and by her close at'" noon Wednesday it feated by John Ii'. Doyle, of gave a landslide vote to repub­ district. o'clock each morning including grandmother, Mrs. Blanche Leo- looked like Howard BulIet had Greeley, for a seat in the unl- lican candidates. In Ord re"istratlon will take LOllI) Sl~nday, and will start the return nard. defeated Congressman McLaugh- cameral legislature representing For United States senator ° f C)·ty !J'll to 7 tnp to Grand Island about 10:30 lin in the Omaha district while the 29th district, the election re- Kenneth Wherry polled 1,311 place from 1:00 to 5:00 p. m. 0 .' a. m. with mall, thus giving Ord F'I t _M Cl. Carl T. Curtis and Karl Stefan suits disclosed. The vote in the votes here to 770 for the aging ilrt[~'~i~~YSc~~1~rt~1rdi~~,V;};s Defeat F'If1day Eve ~nd dBiurWtelll an outtbho.und mhor1n os el ay 10lCe republicans, were reelected and four-county district was 3,845 for George W. Norris and ~94 for Sup·t Thompson. School will be ( hlllg I spabc 1, some mg w ch- Dr. ~. L. Miller was well ahead Doyle and 3,178 for James at Foster May, a trend that was ap­ on~ parent all over Nebraska. GQV­ . d tl t fterno~l,l a~l d all asExpenenc~een needed. fSIIV t of hlS democrat adversary Tom noon Wednesday with one How- dlsmlsse, .la a he Ord and Burwell 0 C100 0 ers W. Lanigan. It appears' that ard county precinct missing. ernor Dwight Griswold drew 3. teache~~ V:llll~eIFec~;~;~~lreiis- .Cetak Scores Twice, Stewart have had WIth sta~ route service.. Nebraska's delegation to qon- The four ~ounties voted as fol- landslide vote of 1,976 to 645 for ~;:ti~~~le~sill bel continued that Once as Ord Topples Un- hhl thehafterno~:m gIves assuraqce The Ord h1gh school body evl- gress wlll be solidly republlcan lows III th1S race: Charles W. Bryan. I Id car ownerS '. t at t e mornmg mall will arnve dently votes as it pleases, and after Jan. 1. I James Doyle Dr. A. L. Miller got 1,578 vo~es ev~gIRl~d ~tSf{n~~ssible to register defeated Team. on schedule by this method. The not after any family pattern, for Over the country the republic- Gree:ey 681 1129 oppon~nt, ~hurday in Valley county to his s may do so at the school afternoon star route has been on Tuesday at the elections an landslide continued, the G. O. Valley .1442 1009 Tom Lanlgan's, 962. ofll ;e on Nov 13 or 14 School The Chanticleers toppled un- very sa~isfactory. Foster May proved himself the P. electing five new governors, Whee:er .-- -- 195 319 t~ I But it is the loCal races in . c ., . d 1 " ft 1'- d f t d ·t 2 .