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MARRYIN' PARSON . . . 1<
The Rev. Marjo Gortner, age fi
4. performed a regular mar- |
riage ceremony at Long Beach. !\
Calif., and touched off a flur- Is
ry of speculation as to the
ethics ol a marriage perform- j
ed by a minor. The curly-hair
ed. freckled youngster, pic
tured above in the pulpit, is
an ordained evangelist in the
Old Time Faith, Inc., Los An
geles. Calif., and the son of a
minister. He has preached
since he was three.
REDBIRD NEWS
Redbird visitors Saturday,
March 5, were Mr. and Mrs. ,l
Thomas Hiscocks, Merrill An
derson, Frank Carstens, Halsey
Hull, Claude Pickering and Rog
er Rosenkran, all of Dorsey.
Leon Mellor, Harold Halstead
and family autoed to Lynch on
Saturday, March 5.
Nick Baker transacted busi
ness in Lynch Saturday, March
5.
Ray Wilson was in Redbird
Saturday, March 5.
Mr. and Mrs Emmet Slaight
and children visited in Redbird
Sunday, March 6.
Howard Graham was here on
Saturday evening, March 5.
Among the visitors in Red
bird Sunday, March 6, were Miss
Eva Hull, Bob and Jerry Car
sten, Victor McKenzie and Will
Wilson.
Arthur Hrbek was a visitor in
Redbird Sunday, March 6.
Emil Hrbek, of near Monowi,
moved to his ranch Sunday and
Monday, March 6 and 7. He pur
chased the ranch recently from
Leo Farren and son.
Bernard Peklo and Orval Pick
ering, of Lynch, were visitors in
Redbird Sunday, March 6.
Miss Betty Lou Green, of
Lynch, was in Redbird Monday,
March 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Podany
were here Monday, March 7.
Dale and Beryle Bessert were
visitors in Redbird Monday,
March 7.
William Hartland was in Red
bird Monday, March 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Krogh were
callers here Monday, March 7.
Mrs. Pete More went to
Creighton Monday, March 7.
Edward Carson and Otis Car
son were visitors in Redbird on
Monday, March 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Luedtke
were here on business Monday,
March 7.
Hals Hull visited Mr. and
Mrs. Mike Hull Monday, March
7.
Elvin Spinar was a caller here
Monday, March 7. I
Mr. and Mrs. R. b. Cthlar
were visitors in Redbird Mon
day, March 7. . ,. , .
Harvey Krugman visited at
Redbird Monday. March 7.
Robert Wells was in Redbird
Monday. March 7.
Arthur Bessert transacted
» business in Redbird Tuesday, -
March 8.
Tom Hiscocks autoed to
Lynch on business Tuesday,
March 8. , .
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barta
were in Redbird Tuesday, March
8
Howard Graham autoed ovei
to Boyd county Tuesday, March
g to attend the Glen Hull sale.
Merrill Anderson and son,
/ Merylen, were visitors in Red
/ bird Wednesday, March 9.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barta
autoed to Verdigre to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Louis Mar
shall on Wednesday. March 9.
Miss Eva Truax was in Red
bird Wednesday, March 9.
Albert Carson aytoed to O
Neill Wednesday. March 9, to
attend the county assessors
meeting. _ .
Frank Spinar was m Redbird
on business Wednesday, March
9.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rouse
moved to Meek last week where
he purchased a farm. Ft ank
Wyant and family will move on
to the farm vacated by Mr.
Rouse. ,
Paul Krugman moved Thurs
day, March 10, from the Lin
quist farm, to a farm near O
Neill, which he recently pur
chased. , _,
Lyle Wells was here Thurs
day, March 10.
Harold Halstead will move to
a farm West of Page this week
from the Leon Mellor farm.
Will Aim was in Redbird on
Thursday, March 10.
Mr. and Mrs Claude Picker
ing were callers in Redbird on
Thursday evening, March ia
on their way home from Boyd
county where they had been
visiting relatives. 1 4
Bill Wilson was here Friday.
March 11.
Bessert Brothers hauled corn
to Redbird Friday, March 11.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carson
and Beverly Ann were visitors
in Redbird Friday. March 11.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Conard
1 wrere here Friday. March 11.
Mr and Mrs. George Barta.
of Lynch, were here Friday.
March 11 on their way to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barta.
Ronnie Carson, jr., was a
passenger with the mail Satur
day, March 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Citilar anc*
Mr and Mrs. Will Podany aut
oed to Verdigre to be present at
the funeral of Mrs. Louis Mar
shall on Wednesday, March 9.
Real Estate Transfers
(Editor's note: A glossary of
the abbreviations follows: WD i
—warranty deeds; QCD—quit
claim deed. The instruments
filed at the Holt county court
house are listed from whom to
whom, date, consideration, le
gal description):
QCD—E V Bishop to Helen
McGinn 2-28-49 $2250- pt. SW
|4 SW'4 19-26-11.
WD—Connie C Callaway to
Julia E Gallagher 3-7-49 $5500,
lot 17 & NMj 18- Blk 38 Riggs
Add- O’Neill.
WD—Nis G Miller to Clarence
M Stevens & wf 3-3-49 $16,000,
NE*4 7-28-9._I
WD—Lyle Vequist to Wm D
Claussen 3-8-49 $1200- part N
W14 20-31-12 north of Co road.
WD—Charley Ross to Frank
T Wyant & wf 2-24-49 $10,000,
lots 3-4-5 SEVi EMi SWV4 9-32
10 Reserves lifetime use of tim
ber.
WD—Aloys H Kaup to Eugene
M Engler & wf 3-8-49 $5000- E
NWV4 NW'i NWVi NEVi S
W4 13-28-16.
WD—Mary E Keys to Dewey
C Schaffer & wf 1-28-49 $30,
771, SV4 SWV4 SEV4 26 except
part North of RR NEVi 35-29-12.
WD—Herman Miller to J P
Kunz & wf 11-8-48 $1800. NWVi
15-30-15.
WD—Howard M Perkins to
Otto W Roth & wf 3-11-49 $6,
000, lots 9 and 10 Blk 43 Riggs
Add- O’N.
WD—Edward Wondercheck
to Claud Hamilton, sr. & wf 3
11-49 $1- Lot 3 & So 18 inches
of lot 2 blk 3- Hazelets Add- O’
Neill.
CELIA SIDELIGHTS
Robert and Leon Hendricks
had dinner with Connie Frickel
family Sunday.
Bernard and Robert Black
more and Leonard Chaffin help
ed brand cattle for Mark Hen
dricks Friday morning. Mrs.
Blackmore went along and vis
ited Mrs. Hendricks In the af
ternoon, the men branded and
vaccinated cattle for Bernard
Blackmore .. ...
Mr and Mrs Mary Hendricks,
Markita and Arlin had Sunday
(dinner with Mr and Mrs. Lloyd
McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Hammer
I berg were Sunday dinner guests
! of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zink, ol
Stuart. Mr and Mrs. Ora Yar
ges were, also, dinner guests of
the Zinks.
Friday afternoon Paul For
sythe, Frank Kilmurry, George
and Duane Beck and Enoch
Samms helped vaccinate, brand
and dehorn cattle for O. A.
Hammerberg.
Mrs. P. W. Kilmurry and
granddaughter. Mary Catherine,
and Mrs. George Beck visited
Mrs. Hammerberg and Mrs. E.
W. Samms and Diane.
Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Shearer
visited the George Beck family
on Sunday. . _ ,
Mr. and Mrs. John Schwindt
had as Sunday. March 6, dinner
guests Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lesh,
sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Young.
George and Duane Beck
branded, vaccinated and de
horned cattle last Thursday af
ternoon. Frank Kilmurry, O. A.
Hammerberg, Paul Forsythe,
Enoch Samms and LeRoy Hoff
man assisted them.
Mrs. Frank Kilmurry and
daughters, Mary Catherine and
Patricia and Mrs. O. A. Ham
merberg visited Mrs Beck while
the men worked.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bausch and
Mike and Bernard Sterns visited
the Stanley Johnsons Wednes
■ day evening, March 9.
Alex and Paul Forsythe have
! been helping Ted Baumeister
| this week.
Donald Coleman is the new
“hired man” at the Stanley
' Johnson home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schwindt
were O’Neill visitors Friday.
Harold, Garold and David
Frickel visited the Connie Frick
el, jr.t family Monday, March 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee TerwUliger
visited their daughter, Mrs. Jack
Winnings, and husband Wednes
day, March 9, and helped them
move.
Mrs. Conrad Frickel, sr., vis
ited her brother, Rev. Asa Wood,
and wife in Atkinson a few days
the first part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Samms
were O’Neill visitors Monday,
March 7.
Mr. and Mrs. George Beck vis
ited the O. A. Hammerberg
family Monday evening, March
7.
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Kilmurry
were O’Neill visitors Wednes
day, March 9. Mr. Kilmurry at
tended an assessors’ meeting in
the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Samms vis
ited Dorothy Scott Friday eve
ning, March 11.
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Hoff
man and son, Roger, visited the
George Beck family Friday eve
ning. _
Mr and Mrs. D. F. Scott and
daughter, Dorothy, visited Mr, i
and Mrs. Charles Dobias, ir., on
Sunday.
O'NEILL LOCALS
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford New
man, ot Burwell, and Mrs. Wil
ia™ Schiessler, of Ainsworth,
left t riday for their respective
homes after having visited Mr
Newman5s and Mrs. Schiess
ler s mother, Mrs. Vannie
Newman, for three days. They
attended the basketball tour
nament here.
Nearly new K5 truck at
Hockey's in Ewing. Adv. 45-46c
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rich
ter, sr., visited at the home of
Mrs. Lavina Oberle in Verdi*
gre Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Quinn
went to Atkinson Sunday to
visit their daughter, Mrs. Ray
Verzal, Mr. Verzal and son. I
Jerry.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Peters,
formerly of Omaha, moved to 1
O’Neill Friday in their new
trailer. Mrs. Peters and Mrs. !
Orville McKim are sisters.
The first long distance air
plane flight in the United
States—from Albany to New
York City—was made in 1910
by Glenn H. Curtiss.
The average American drinks
approximately 550 clips of cof
fee each year.
Busy Bees Losing
Present Leader—
The O’Neill Busy Bees held
their regular meeting last
Thursday at Marlene Peter
son’s home. Each member
brought cup cakes which were *
enjoyed.
Mrs. George Mellor, leader,
is moving to Atkinson. Mrs.
Vern L. Grenier is the new
leader. The members present
ed Mrs. Mellor farewell gifts
in appreciation for her leader
ship.
The next meeting will be
held April 7 at the home of
Priscilla and Janice Holsclaw.
Country Club in
Fortnightly Session—
The fortnightly luncheon -
bridge held Wednesday by the
members of the Country Club
and their guests was under the
chairmanship of Mrs. H. E
Coyne.
Mrs. F. J. Fisher and Mrs. J.
L. McCarville, sr., assisted Mrs.
Coyne
Mesdames Gonderinger and
Wanser Are Winners—
Jeudi club winners last
Thursday were Mrs. Norman
Gonderinger and Mrs. Max 4
Wanser, of Inman. The club
met at the home of Mrs. John
C. Watson. ,.
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Phone 2 O'Neill 8
• Thursday. March 17th. the Fredrickson Livestock Commis- 8
sion Company in O'Neill will hold its regular weekly sale. 8
Fredricksons expect 300 cattle. ISO feeding hogs, and the usual gg
run of butchers. Fredrickson's have a consigned load of 26 good 3
whitefaced steers from Cherry County. There will be numerous «
packages of light yearlings, breeding cows, and the usual run of »*
mixed cattle, fat cows and bulls.
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