PAGE 3—THE FRONTIER. O'Neill. Nebr.. April 21. 19*9
Future Suhscr bers
PARKS—Mr. and Mrs. Alva
Parks, of Ewing, a daughter
weighing 9 pounds 2 ounces
born Friday. April 15. at the
0'veill hospital.
GRONEWOLD—Mr. nd Mrs
Dewey Gronewold, of Yoder
Wyo., twin sons, born Wednes
day. April 13. Mrs. Grone
wold is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Hubbard, of Ft
Laramie, Wyo., who are former
residents of the Page com mu
nity. Mrs. Mable Sholes, of
Page, is the great-grandmoth
er of the twin hoys.
BARNES — Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Barnes, of Atkinson, a
son weighing 7V£ pounds, nam
ed Jerry Dale, born Easter
Sunday, April 17, at Atkinson
He has a brother, Ronald Den
is, whose birthday is Armistice
day. and a little sister whosr
birthday falls on Christmas,
day. Mrs. Barnes is the former,
Charlotte Parsons
SCHIPPER — Mr. and Mrs
Jack Schipper, o f Denver
Colo., a daughter, born recent
ly Mrs. Schipper was former
ly Doris Kiltz, of Chambers.
WIKE—Mr. and Mrs. John
Wike. of Omaha, a son, born
Saturday. April 16. Mr. Wike
is the son of Mr and Mrs.
John Wike. of Lynch.
BALLAGH — Mr. and Mrs f
Glen Ballagh. of Amelia a
daughter, Barbara Jean, born
Saturday, March 26, The Bal
laghs have four other children
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
CARD OF THANKS
THE O’NEILL public school
wishes to take .this opportun
ity to thank the American
Legion, the American Legion
auxiliary, Miss Elja McCul
lough. county superintendent
of schools, and all others
who assisted in sponsoring
boys and girls’ county gov
ernment day on April 13. —
Miss Viola Haynes, social
science instructor; Miss Es
ther Kinnier, junior class
sponsor; Marvin Miller, jun
ior class sponsor; Ira George
superintendent. 50c
HELP WANTED. Reliable
married couple for ranch
work.—Alfred W. Martens
Atkinson.
Weekends at Page—
PAGE—Miss Marjorie Joyce,
of Omaha, spent from Satur
day night until Sunday at tho
Ralph Prill home.
Although not always success
ful, dreams are devices for al
laying disturbances which
would interfere with sleep, ac
cording to the Encyclopaedia
Britannica.
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| DRS. BENNETT &
\ COOK
VETERINARIANS
— O’NEILL —
Phones: 318. 424, 304
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WILL TOUR . . . This is the
latest photograph of Margar
et Trumarij daughter of the
President, taken in prepara
tion for her first professional
concert tour as a singer.
O'NEILL HOSPITAL NOTES
Admmis.sions: April 15—Mrs
Lee Gokie, of O’Neill, medical
condition “improved”; Mrs.
Walter Brown, of Chambers,
medical, condition "good.” Ap
ril 17—Mrs. John Kersenbrock,
of O’Neill, medical, condition
"fair.” April 19 — Mrs. John
Gallagher, of Inman, medical;
Thomas Sisson, of Ewing, acci
dent, condition “fair.”
Still in hospital: Mrs. Mary
Mullen, of O’Neill, condition
•good”; Albert Sterns, of In
man, condition “good.”
Dismissals: April 14 — Mrs.
Lee Fink and son, of Ewing;
Mrs. Phillip Cohn and daugh
ter, of O’Neill. April 18—Mrs.
Walter Brown, of Chambers;
Eli Herold, of Inman; Mrs. Ri
ley Canaday, of Ewing; Mrs.
Lee Gokie, of O’Neill.
Mrs. Robert Retke
Feted at Shower—
INMAN — A post - nuptia
shower was given in honor ol
Mrs. Robert Retke, nee Mis:
Marcelene Gillogley, Tuesdaj
afternon at the WSCS parlors
There were 80 guests pres
ent and Mrs. Retke receivec
many gifts to use in her new
home.
LEGAL NOTICE
(First pub. April 21, 1949)
Julius D. Cronin, Attorney
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate No. 3560
In the County Court of Hoi
County, Nebraska, April 20th
1949.
In the matter of the Estate o
Karolina Sobotka, Deceased.
CREDITORS of said estate an
hereby notifed that the time fo
presenting claims against sail
estate is August 12th, 1949, am
for the payment of debts i
April 20th, 1950 and that oi
Mav 12th, 1949, and on Augus
13th, 1949. at 10 o’clock A. M
each day, I will be at the Coun
ty Court Room in said Count;
to receive, examine, hear, allow
or adjust all claims and objec
tions duly filed.
LOUIS W. REIMER,
County Judge.
(COUNTY COURT SEAL) 50-5
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you in the future.
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pay bills.
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checks on your account in . . .
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TE R. H. SHRIKER iHH
R*Wnd k Tornado. Trucks k Victor. PTSonal PwP«jT
Liability GENERAL W*URANCE
REAL ESTATE, LOANS. FA'™ *ERVTCE. RENTALS
Automobile OTVaill —Phon* 10* Farm Prop*rty
SICK & INJUKKI)
ATKINSON — Donald R.
went to Omaha Satur
jay to visit Mrs. Dgvis and
uieir son, Roger, who has been
u patient in St. Joseph’s hos
pital for the past two months;
Mr. Davis returned Tuesday.
Reports from Mrs. Davis say
that Roger is showing “some
improvement.” . . Mrs. Lillian
Purnell returned on . Monday
| morning from Omaha where
! she visited her brother, Gus
Dahms. Mrs. Purnell reports
that Mr. Dahms is “somewhat
improved.’’ . . Charles Zar al
I ler has been “quite ill” the
past several weeks. . . Mrs
Ren Kroupa was taken to Ouc
Lady of Lourdes hospital in
Norfolk Saturday evening. She
was operated on the following
day. She is “just fair.” . . Lit
tle Marlene Alton, 3. received
ja painful injury a few days
ago when her finger was
caught in an electric motos
and the tip was taken off below
the first joint. . . Bill Miller,
son of Postmaster and Mrs. A
G. Miller, fell in a gymnasium
at Springfield. S. D., last week
and fractured his collar bone
He was training for track
j work.
O’NEILL—D. S. Conrad has
j been ill for the past week. . .
Mrs. Dick Tomlinson visited
her sister, Mrs. Gene James,
j of Omaha, who is a patient in
St. Joseph’s hospital in Omaha
Mrs. James is a former resi
dent of O’Neill. . . Miss Ger
trude Hoffman, formerly of O’
Neill, has been removed from
the Stuart hospital to the
home of her sister, Mrs. Mar
garet Dobrovolny, at Atkinson.
. . Hugh J. McManus returned
Monday from the Veteranin
hospital in Lincoln. . . Mrs.
Leo Carney returned 1 a s J
Thursday from Sioux City,
where she has spent the past
two weeks consulting a doctor
and visiting Mrs. Ann Reid.
CHAMBERS—Rollie Huntley
had the misfortune Friday to
knock out one tooth, loosen
one and cut his lip while chop
ping wood. One stitch was re
quired to close the cut on his
lip. . . Mrs. Robert Farrier, of
Compton, Calif., underwent an
appendectomy recently. She is
“recovering nicely.” . . Joe
Shonka “hasn’t been feeling
well” this week. . . H. C. Stew
art broke a bone in his neck
on Monday, April 11.
AMELIA — Howard Berry
I was in O’Neill several days
last week taking treatments.
He came home by plane Fri
day morning. . . Glenice White
was kicked on the foot by a
horse while on her way to
school Friday. However, the
injury proved not to be “seri
ous.”
LYNCH — Karl
t Leslie, of Herrick, S. D., was
in Lynch Sunday consulting a
doctor. . . R. H. Harris is con
I fined to his home with a
j heart ailment.
CHAMBERS—Henry Walter
' 1 has been a victim of lumbago
' the past week. He has been
* taking treatments in O’Neill
3 | and is “improving.”
t INMAN—Mrs. Lambert Ker
bel has “not been well” for
’ I some time.
f
’ Real Estate Transfers
(Editor’s note: A glossary ol
the abbreviations follows: WE
? —warranty deeds; QCD — qui!
claim deed. The instrument:
filed at the Holt county court
house are listed from whom tc
whom, date, consideration, leg
al description.) <
WD—William Riege to Lor
enze G Riege & wf 5-4-48 $12,
800 SWy4 12-28-10.
WD—Henry C Phelps to Mar*
W Hendricks 4-12-49 $1,200- E Vi
SEV< 9-32-14. 4 . .
WD—Lewis F Pock et al tc
Joseph F Winkler 2-20-49 $10,
920, SWVa V/MSEVa 35-30-14.
WD—Richard L Tomlinson tc
Emmet Slaight & wf 7-15-41
$20,400 Ntt SW'4 27 S& 22-31
11. T ,
WD—Lena Kirschmer to Johr
I J Funk 3-1-49 $6500, NW'/c 3-27
9
WD—Albert Carson to Ches
ter G Carsten & wf 2-21-49 $2,
810 SE>4 27- NEy4 NWh 35-32
Range 10.
WD—Dale C Potts to Albert
Miller 2-17-49 $9600- SWy4 26
NW>/4 35- NEV'4 34-29-13 Sub]
to mtgs.
WE>—Guy Johnson to Albert
Carson & wf 4-13-49 $1- NEV4
1 E‘-> NWV« 13- WMs SEy» EMs S
wv4 sw»4 swy4 12-31-10.
WD—Jerry A Brown to Al
! bert Carson & wf 11-12-48 $12,
926- St* SEy, SEy4 SWV4 23
WMs- NE’-i- W^SEyt- NEy4
SEMi 26- SE1^ 27-NE*'4 NW%
i35-32-10.
WD—Marie A Strube to Wm
Luben & wf 4-12-49 $6,000_
I East 80 ft lots 10 & 11 & 12
; Blk 40- Riggs Add- O’N.
I WD—Emily Bowen to Oren
1 A Bowen 3-i 8-36 $10-Lot 15 Blk
111- Lot 6 Blk 2- O’N.
WD—Effie Kubart to Charles
| F Jonas 3-1-49 $3,600- 3-1-51
SVi 28-29-15.
WD—Carrie Kramer to H N
Mewhirter & wf 4-2-49 $325
Lots 10-11-12 Blk 6 Hal locks
2nd Add Stuart.
WD—Lily Morgan et al tc
Clarence J Sauser & wf 3-29-49
$500- Lots 34-35 Blk A Goldens
Subdivision Fahvs 2nd Add O -
Neill.
' VanHorns Entertain—
PAGE—Easter dinner guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Robert E VanHorn were Mr
and Mrs. Harry VanHorn. the
Ralph Prill family and Miss
Marjorie Joyce, of Omaha
Mailmen use skis in the
r Chilean mountains.
PEOPLES' CAR' FINALLY ARRIVES IN
GERMANY ... A dozen years ago, Adolph
Hitler promised a shiny new Volkswagen (Peo
ple’s car) to any German with 1,000 marks to
pay for it. The war intervened, and not a Peo
ple’s car reach the people. But now the Volks
wagen plant at Wolfsburg, Germany, is rolling
the cars out lor civilians at the rate of 40,000
1 year. The rear-engine autos seat four or
live, are economical on fuel, and hit a top
speed of about 62 mph. Above, completed cars
line up in a parking lot behind the Volkswagen
factory.
VIrs. Billings Heads
WSCS Another Year
EWING—The WSCS met in
day afternoon, April 13. The
the church parlors on Wednes
devotionals, “God— Everything
to Everyone,” and the program,
“Light i n Latin America,”
were conducted by Mrs. A. S.
Evans.
Guests' included: Mrs. Irvin
Cloyd, Mrs. Elmer Bergstrom
and Mrs. W. H. Briggs. The
business meeting was conduct- !
ed by Mrs. Earl Billings, pres- '
ident, and plans were made foi
the Pep club banquet which
was held in the church parlors '
on Tuesday, April 19.
The nominating committee
recommended the following
who were elected to office for
the coming year: Mrs. Earl Bil
lings, president; Mrs. A. S. Ev
ans, vice-president; Miss Anna
Van Zandt, treasurer; Mrs. J
L. Pruden, recording secretary;!
and Mrs. Harold Harris, pro
motion secretary. The follow4
ing secretaries were also nam
ed: Mrs. Ray Crellin, spiritual
life; Mrs. Sis Ebengaard, mis
sion education and service!
Mrs. R. G. Rockey, Christian
social relations; Mrs. D. W.
Geimmill, student work; Mrs
William Spence, literature and
publications; Mrs. Harry Blake
youth work; Mrs. Florence
Butler, children’s work; Mrs.
Henry Flemming, supply work,
and Mrs. Lee Woods.
aMarhey
Noon, Wednesday, April 20
(Prices subject to change)
Cream, No. 1 .58
Cream, No. 2 .55
Heavy hens _*_ .26
Leghorn hens __ .21
Corn, No. 2 yellow 1.12
Oats_ .60
Barley . .90
Wheat 1.80
Rye - 1.03
The nebula in the constell
ition Adromeda is the most
iistant object in the sky which
:an be seen without a tele
;cope.
i W. F. FINLEY, M. D.
OFFICE PHONE: 28
j First National Bank Bldg.
| O'NEILL
John R. Gallagher
Attorney-at-Law
First Nat'l Bank Bldg.
O'Neill : Phone 11
Drs. brown &
french
Office Phone: 77
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