Music Results
Contestants rating superior or
excellent in the various divis
ions are as follows:
Piano Solo—Class D
Superior —• Carolyn Watson,
Inman; Donna Mae Diez, Verdi
gre; Maida Mignery, Bartlett;
Charles Marshall, Verdtgre.
Excellent — Hayes McClaran,
Orchard; Deloris Mier, Center,
Joanne Kuhl, St. Frances, Ran
dolph; Lois Loberg, St. Frances,
Randolph: Marta Mignery, Bart
lett; Jean LaFrenz, Center; Imo
gene Davis, Inman; Marlene
Broeker, St. Frances, Randolph;
Marlene Brooke, St, Joseph’s,
Atkinson; Lila Mae Ritchey,
Bartlett; Jacqueline Johnson, St.
Ludger’s, Creighton; Sharyn
Johnson, St. Ludger’s, Creigh
ton.
Miscellaneous, Class D — Pi
ano duo: Verdigre, superior.
Piano Solo—Class C
Superior — Onie McClurg,
Atkinson; Clura Mae Schwartz,
St. Agnes, Alliance; Shirley
Hargens, Spencer; Joan Bink
erd, Ewing; Leona Waline, Til
den; Joellyn Eacker, Ewing;
Mary Toillion, St. Patrick's,
North Platte; Gwendolyn Fra
zier, St. Patrick’s, North Platte;
Kathleen Pslaun, St. Patrick’s,
North Platte.
Excellent — Jodine McNert
ney, St. Agnes; Rosmeary Cor
kle, St. Mary’s, O’Neill; Carolyn
Brennan, St. Agnes; Rose An
derson, St. Mary’s; Sharon
Reese, Tilden; Mary Lou Wil
son, St. Mary’s; Margie Masek,
St. Agnes; Dean Boyer, Tilden;
Rosemary Greenwood, St. Pat
rick’s.
Good — Betty uaun, spen
cer; Mary Alice Dierks, Ewing;
Ricky Beckerbauer, Tilden.
Piano Ensembles: Superior —
piano duet, St. Agnes; piano
duo, Tilden; piano trio, St. Ag
nes; piano quartet, St. Agnes;
piano quintet, St. Agnes; piano
sextet, St. Agnes; piano triple
trio, St. Agnes.
Piano duo: Excellent — St.
Mary’s, St. Agnes.
Piano accordion — Mary Jo
Roth, Chambers, superior.
Piano Solo—Class B
Superior — Marie Guthmiller,
O’Neill; Carol Kester, Neligh.
Excellent — Jackie Raymer,
Butte; Jolene Benning, Neligh;
Sally Buckendorf, Bassett; Nel
lie Jane Otte, Neligh; Helen
Connors, Valentine.
Girls' High Voice. Class D
Superior — Patricia Gard, El
gin; Dixie Lea Stevens, Or
chard; Carol Benson, St. Fran
ces; Lila Novak, Verdigre; Joan
Vecera, Verdigre.
Excellent — Joan Jenkins, El
gin; Donna Welburn, Elgin; Jo
Ann Bishop, Meadow Grove;
Erika Petersen, Niobrara; Patty
Reynolds, Niobrara; Sandra
Imm, Bartlett.
Good — Jean Pratt, Meadow
Grove; Delta Wildman, Bart
lett; Ella Mae Sheldon, Bartlett.
Instrumental Soloists and
Small Groups. Class C
Flute: Superior — Patricia
Brennan, St. Mary’s.
Clarinet: Superior — Marcus
Gibson, Ewing. Excellent —
Vera Miller, Atkinson.
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* Oboe: Superior — Margaret
I Rohrs, Atkinson
E flat alto saxophone: Super
ior Carolyn Adams, Cham
! bers.
Tenor saxophone: Superior —
Kevin Mohr, Tilden. Excellent
Eldon Larson, Tilden.
C melody saxophone: Excel
lent, Dorothy Horlan, Ewing.
Cornet: Superior — Larry
Morris, St. Mary’s. Excellent—
Bernard Mohr, Tilden
Baritone: Superior — Lois
Ratliff, Atkinson.
Bells: Superior—Holly Smith,
Atkinson.
Bass: Superior—Marcus Pier
son, Ewing.
Trombone: Superior — Jay
Liska, Niobrara.
B flat clarinet: Excellent —
Norma Norstrum, Royal.
Trombone quartet: Superior
— Page.
Instrumental Soloists and
Small Groups, Class C
Flute quartet: Superior — St.
Mary’s of O’Neill.
Woodwind trio: Superior —
Atkinson.
Clarinet quartet: Superior —
Atkinson.
Saxophone quartet: Good —
Tilden.
Brass quartet: Excellent—At
kinson.
Cornet trio: Superior, Tilden;
excellent — Atkinson.
Small Group Miscellaneous
Class C
Clarinet duet: Good — Atkin
son.
Bands—Class D
Superior — Orchard. Excel
lent — Page Royal, Oakdale.
Good — Meadow Grove, Nio
brara. _
Uiris Meaium voice—vims w
Superior — Audrey Ritter,
Tilden; Vivian Applegate, St.
Agnes; Mary A. Sherman, St.
Agnes.
Excellent — Angie Spath,
Chambers.
Good — Betty Thor in, Cham
bers; Joanne Daas, Chambers;
Armetta Gleed, Chambers; An
na Mock, Springview.
Instrumental Soloists
Small Groups—Class D
E flat alto saxophone. Super
ior — Bob LaFrenz, Orchard.
Cornet: Excellent — Irvin
Wagner, Oakdale.
Bass: Superior — Russell
Sharpies, Oakdale. Excellent —
Merle Schleusener, Orchard
Girls' High Voice—Class C
Superior — Mary F. Steel, St.
Mary’s; Marde Birmingham, St.
Mary’s; Pat Flaherty, St. Agnes;
Nancy Beha. St. Mary’s.
Excellent — Marion Harris,
Ewing: Catherine Helmricka,
Ewing; Sheila Mulick, St. Ag
nes; Hilda Martensen, Tilden;
Bernadette Hynes, St. Mary’s;
Margie Tschacher, St. Agnes;
Joellyn Eacker, Ewing; Pat Am
spoker, Springview; Aubyn Rit
ter, Tilden; Joan Phohosky, St.
Patrick’s.
Good — Skeet Penwell, Til
den; Pat Amspoker, Keya Paha;
Faye Moses, Stuart.
Girls’ Low Voice—Class C
Superior — Mavis McKenzie,
Springview; Anita Dillon, St.
Mary’s; Kay Eisenhaouer, Cham
bers.
Excellent—Pat Lewis, Spring
view; Shirley Harmon, St. Ag
nes; Mary A. Ably, St Agnes.
Good — Arliss Bly, Chambers.
Miscellaneous Groups—Class D
Superior — Mixed duet, Mea
dow Grove.
Excellent — Mixed sextet, El
gin; duet, Niobrara.
Good—Boy’s sextet. Long
Pine.
Girls' Glee Club—Class D
Superior — Niobrara, St.
Frances, St. Joseph’s, St. Lud
ger’s. Good—Ericson
Excellent — Elgin, Bartlett.
Mixed Octet—Class D
Excellent — Ericson. Clear
i water.
Girls' Medium Voice—Class D
Superior — Marta Mignery,
Bartlett; Norma Parsons, St.
Joseph’s; Mary Lou Andersen,
Long Pine; Nancy Wiley, Elgin;
Nancy Hinman, Elgin; Barbara
Stolp, St. Ludger; Jolene Clos
t e r, St. Ludger; Margaret
Thompson, St. Ludger.
Excellent — S. Hixon, Clear
water; Alva Schrunk, Bartlett;
Evelyn Marr, Bartlett; Ann Van
Hoff, Verdigre; Margie MacK,
St. Joseph’s; Patricia Walz, St.
Frances; Donna Ruth Cleveland.
Orchard; Donna Rae Daugherty,
Meadow Grove; Nancy Heiss.
Page; Rita Lee Wagner, St. Lud
ger’s. Good — Janice BArtak,
Bartlett; Mary Lou Sovereign.
Royal.
Boys’ quartet, class D: Excel
lent — Ericson.
Girls’ trio, class D: Superior—
Bartlett; Excellent—Elgin. Good
—Orchard.
Girls’ sextet, class D; Super
ior — St. Ludger, St. Joseph’s.
Excellent—Elgin. Bartlett. Good
—Long Pine.
Triple trio, class D: Superior
— Meadow Grove, Clearwater.
Excellent—Bartlett Good Eric
son, Long Pine.
Boys’ octet, class D: Excel
lent — Ericson.
Boys' High Voice—Class D
Superior — Bennie Menuey,
Bartiett. Exce’.ltnt — Dean Po
fal, Bartlett.
Boys' Medium Voice—Class D
Superior — Virgil Hiatt. Mea
daw Grove; Gerald Van Grun
dy, Meadow Grove. Excellent—
Harold Schrunk, Bartlett; Gary
Meisher, Royal; Gordon Sover
eign, Royal.
Boys' Low Voice, Class D
Superior — Leon McDaniels,
Royal; Garth Dawson, Orchard;
William Dexter, St. Joseph’s;
Donald Moore, Bartlett.
Excellent — Lynn Briggs,
Bartlett; Darrell Erickson, Roy
al. Good—Milford Lynn, Royal.
Boys' High Voice—Class C
Superior — Francis Flood, St.
Mary’s; James Hamik, Stuart;
Jim Hytrek, Stuart.
Girls' Low Voice—Class D
Superior — Dena Knight,
Page; Genelle Park, Page; Mar
gie Mack, St. Joseph’s.
Excellent — Kay Jenkins, El
gin; Thelma Wilcox, Elgin; Jo
anne Martel, Niobrara. Good—
Shirley Dallege, Bartlett
Girl's Sextet—Class C
Superior — Atkinson. Excel
j lent — Ewing, Stuart.
Boys' Medium Voice—Class C
Superior — Laverne Brady,
Atkinson; Don Mock, Spring
view; Edward McCarthy, St.
Marv’s; John O’Neill, St Mary’s,
j Excellent — Dean Farrier,
; Chambers; Harold Bennett, Ew
i ing; John Obermire
Girls' Trio—Class C
Superior—St. Mary’s; Excel
lent—St Agnes. Tiiden, Stuart
Boys' Low Voice—Class C
Superior — Don James, Til
i den
Excellent — Bert Lawrence
Atkinson; Dean Lewis, Spring
view. Good—Marcus Peterson,
Ewing.
Boys' Quartet—Class C
Superior — Atkinson. Spring
view, Tilden, St. Mary’s.
Excellent — Ewing
Girls' Sextet—Class C
Superior — Atkinson.
Excellent—Ewing and Stuart.
Girls' Octette, Crass C
Superior—Tilden, St. Agnes,
Girls’ duet and octet.
Excellent—Atkinson, Stuart.
Triple Trio, Class C
Superior — Atkinson. Spring
view, St- Agnes, St Mary’s.
Boys' Octet, Class C
Superior—Atkinson.
Excellent. Tilden.
Madrigal Group, Class C
Superior—Stuart.
Miscellaneous Group, Class C
Superior — Girls’ ensemble,
I Atkinson, Spnngview; Boys’
1 duet, St. Mary’s.
Excellent — Boys’ duet, Til
; den.
Instrumental, Class B
Flute—Superior, Louella Nol
lett, Valentine Excellent, Joan
Hemenway, Neligh.
E flat alto saxophone—Sup
erior. Leo Bubutske, O’Neill;
James Sire, Butte. Excellent—
Beverly Miller, Neligh.
B flat clarinet—SuPeri°r> Bill
Busch, Valentine.
Bass clarinet — Superior,
George Fullerton, Ainsworth.
Cornet solo — Superior, Ed
ward Bridges. O’Neill; Ted
Lindberg,O’Neill; Jack Murphy.
Valentine. Excellent. Ruth West,
Creighton; Lee Thorin, Neligh;
Marilyn Sieler. Butte
French horn—Excellent, Bar
bara Bennett, O’Neill.
Trombone solo — Superior,
Bob McPherson, Neligh; Eliza
beth Schaffer, O’Neill Excellent
—Harrison Hetch, Valentine;
Bruce McElhaney, O’Neil]; Good
—Ralph Olson, Burwel’, Gret
chen Kehn, Butte.
Baritone horn—Superior Wil
ma Higgins, Butte; Judy Wil
kinson. Valentine. Excellent,
Earl Merritt, Burwell; Jesse
Peterson. Valentine.
Bass horn — Superior, John
Eule, Ainsworth; Kenneth Hil
! dreth, Neligh; Ronald Brandt.
Neligh; Donald Calkins, O’Neill.
Cornet Trio; Superior —
Creighton. O’Neill.
Brass Sextet: Superior—Butti*
Creighton.
Drum quartet: Superior —
Ainsworth. Excellent — Neligh.
Snare drum—Superior, John
Me Andrew, Ainsworth
Miscellaneous Small Groups
Class B
Superior — Bras-s ensemble,
O'Neill: excellent — flute-clar
inet quartet, Creighton: Clarin
et quartet. Ainsworth; flute
quartet, Creighton.
Clarinet quartet — Superior,
Neligh. Excellent. Burwell.
Saxophone quartet — Superi
or, Neligh
Saxophone sextet — Superior,
i O'Neill.
Vocal. Class B
• Boys' glee club — Superior
I O’Neill, Valentine. Excellent
j Creighton. Bassett
Girls' Glee Club
Superior — Ainsworth. Bur
well. O'Neill. Excellent—Creigh
ton. Basett. Valentine
Mixed Chorus
Superior — Ainsworth. Ne
ligh. O’Neill.
Excellent — Bassett, Creigh
ton. Valentine.
Boys' High Voice
Superioir—Caryl Carstensen
Neligh; Gaylan Cleveland, Ne
ligh.
Boys' Medium Voice
Superior — Leslie Hald. Bur
well; Mickey Vawser, Valen
tine; John Bowen. O Neill
Larrv Rummel, Neligh; Gordor
Gen.str.ler, Creighton Excellen
—Kieth Thomas. Valetnine; Jin
Bailev, Valentine.
Boys Low Voice
Superior — Darrell Keck
Creighton; Claude Cole, O Neill
Ronald Brandt, Neligh. Excel
lent — Jim Galloway, Bassett
Girls’ Sextet
Superior — O’Neill Excellen
— Ainsworth.
Girls' Trio
Superior — Ainsworth, Bur
well
Mixed Quartette ,
Superior—O'Neill.
Mixed Octet
Superior—Ainsworth Neligh
Excellent—Creighton
Boys' Octet
Superior - -Creighton, Neligh
Ainsworth
Triple Trio
Superior —Ainsworth, Neligh
O'Neill
Boys Quartet
Superior— Ainsworth, Q Neill
Excellent- Burwell
Girls' High Voice
Sulhu ior - - F)y*?»
Neill Puitty Syfeit Am*worth
Alice Anson, Neligh; Lois Har
der, O’Neill.
Excellent — Eleanor Reineke,
Burwell; Belva Butcher, Bur- ;
well; Mardelle Stutheit, Creigh- I
ton; Judieth Gebo, Bassett; Pat
sy Sawyer, Bassett; Joan Linke,
Bassett; Jean Shelbourne, Val
entine.
Girls' Medium Voice
Superior — Mary Rodweill,
Ainsworth; Janice Johnson, O’
Neill; Clara Kellmer, Valentine.
Excellent — Orabelle Zalud,
Burwell; Sharalyn Livingston,
Neligh; Alice Weber, Creighton;
i Ramona Vetters Bassett; Virgin
ia Kreycik, Valentine; Beverly
O’Neill, Valentine.
Girls' Low Voice
Superior—Anna Lear, Ains
worth: Doneta Erington, Bur
well; Edith Holder, Valentine.
Excellent — Joan Chicoine,
I Valentine.
Rebekahs Entertain
Theta Rho, Mothers
INMAN — Arbutus Rebekah
lodge, of Inman, entertained
the Theta Rho girls and their
mothers for a social evening
Wednesday, April 12.
Miss Mildred Keyes and Mrs.
Anna Smith were in charge of
the recreation. A lunch was
served at the close of the eve
ning
Entertains Club—
Mrs. Robert Lowery was hos
tess to the ONO club Monday
evening
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Venetian blinds, prompt
delivery, made to measure,
metal or wood, all colors_J.
M. McDonald Co-, O'Neill, lltf
Frontier for Printing !
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NEW STORE OPENS . . . George Gilbertson
opened a new Coast-to-Coast store in O’Neill
last weekend, was host to more than 1,500 peo
ple. Thirty-six dozen vases, 58 dozen doughnut
i id 4 gross of balloons were distributed to vis
tors. Store is located on north side of Douglas
‘reel 4 doors west of stoplight.—The Frontier
Photo by John H. McCarville.
Wasson Farm
Home Burns
I ATKINSON — The recently
purchased farm home of Mr.
I and Mrs. Will Wasson was burn
ed to the ground Monday eve
ning, April 17. Mrs. Wasson
said they were not sure what
started the blaze, but thought
perhaps it started from a spark
from a bonfire.
The Wassons were doing re
pair work on the house before
moving in so there was no fur
niture burned. They had plac
ed some linoleum but were able
I to rsmove it from the house.
J They had been doing some
| cleaning in the yard in the af
ternoon and had burned some
1 trash but before they left they
thought the fires had been def
initely put out.
Because no one was at the
place when the blaze started
the Wassons are not definite
where it started either. Fire
men came frorm Atkinson but
high winds and lack of water
: hampered their fight to control
i the blaze.
Mrs. Wanser Entertains—
Mrs. Max Wanser was hos
tess to the Jeudi club last
Thursday. After dinner at the j
Tom Tom, the guests played j
cards at the American Legion j
lounge. Winners were Mrs. I
Wanser, Mrs. Nonman Gonder
inger and Mrs. Charles Shatto,
a guest.
Mrs. Reed Hostess—
Winners at the 9FF club
Wednesday, April 12 meeting
held at the home of Mrs. Dean
C. Reed were Mrs. Harold Wei
er, high and Mrs. William W.
McIntosh, a guest, second high,
and Mrs. Fred Saunto, the all
cut.
The new bridge being con
structed on the Belzar corner
is drawing considerable atten
tion.
Penney’# Store
Being Remodeled
G. C DeBacker, manager of
J C. Penney Co. store in O’
Neill, this week announced
Chat the interior of the store is
being remodeled and redecor- l
ated. . *
New fixtures, a standard
type in Penney stores, are be
ing installed:
“The remodeling will enable
us to reorganize our depart
ments and better serve our cus
tomers,” Manager DeBacker
said.
Visit in Lincoln
And Omaha—
Mrs. C. L. Rile y, of Hay
Springs, arrived last Thursday
evening for an overnight visit
with Mrs. R. H. Shriner. Mrs.
H. C. Shriner, of Lincoln, who
had been visiting Mrs. Shriner,
accompanied Mrs. Riley and
Billy Marne to Lincoln to visit
Mr. Shriner in St. Elizabeth’s
hospital. Next day they attend
ed the Ice Capades in Omaha
buv I
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I 50 Years Of
I Educating O’Neill’s Youth
I ST. MARY’S ACADEMY
I CONGRATULATIONS!
I fl ATTEND ST. MARY’S ACADEMY ■
I 1 GOLDEN JUBILEE CELEBRATION I
I I Sunday, March 23 I
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H -O’NEILL— I
PUBLIC SALE
FRIDAY, APRIL 28
I Beginning at 2 p.m.
On the place known as the old C. E. Tenborg farm located x/z
mile straight north of Emmet
BUILDINGS “ '
HOUSE—24x28, with 8x24 enclosed porch. Has built-in cup
boards and is in good condi tion. BROODER HOUSE—8x
12, good condition. CHICKEN HOUSE — 10x40. BARN.
BUILDING—10x16, could be used for granary, brooder,
etc. STOCK TANK—8-ft. BLOCKS — Cement Hollow
stone, about 200 blocks in good condition. WINDMILL—
8-ft. Monitor, complete with wooden tower and pump.
MACHINERY
1—John Deere 8-ft. Grain
Binder in fair condition.
1 —Two-Section Harrow
; 1—1929 Dodge Sedan, form
erly belonged to W. F.
Grothe
1—6.00x16 Tire, nearly new
—.. .
1—P&O 2-row Tractor Go-dig
1—David Bradley Burr Grind
er, 8-inch
1— Four-wheel Trailer, on rub
ber
2— Mud Grip Tire*, 6.25 &
6.50x16 |
HOUSEHOLD GOODS & MISCELLANEOUS
Kitchen Cabinet; Porcelain Top Table Cabinet, nearly new;
f Walnut Buffet; Oak Chifferobe; all sizes Horse Collars; Hog
Wire; Used Lumber and many other articles.
f NOTICE Anyone wishing to consign articles is welcome.
Three per cent will be charged to cover cost of auctioneering
and clerking.
TERMS: Cash
' LEON BECKWITH, Owner
WALLACE O’CONNELL, Au ct oneer I
EMMET STATE BANK. Clerk I