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SIEBERT — Mr and Mrs
Vernon Siebert, of Atkinson, a
daughter, born Sunday, May 7,
at Barret nursing home. The
young lady is the first great
grandchild of Mrs. Mary Smith,
of Atkinson.
ALLYN—Mr and Mrs. Ralph
Allyn, of Grant's Pass, Ore., a
son, weighing 7 pounds, born
Wednesday, April 26, in Oreg
on Mr. Allyn is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Calvin Allyn, of Cleve
land,
NYBERG — Mr. and Mrs,
Phillip Nyberg. of Oscela, a
daughter, Marcia Rae, weigh
ing 7 pounds 14 ounces, born
April 28. Mrs. Nyberg is a
daughter of Andrew Hanson, of
Spencer.
LUEKEN — Mi and Mrs.
Melvin Lueken, of Lynch, a
son, bom April 28, at the Sac
red Heart hospital.
WHEELER — Mr and Mrs.
Kenneth (“Skip") Wheeler, of
Lynch, a son, born Sunday, May
7, at the Sacred Heart hospital
at Lynch. This is the Wheeler’s
second son. Mrs. Wheeler is the
former Lila Anderson, of Ver
del.
COLLINS — Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Collins, of O’Neill, a
daughter, Colleen Rae, born
Thursday, May 4, at O’Neill hos
pital
BOOTH — Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Booth, of O’Neill, a son,
weighing 7 pounds, born Fri
day, May 5, at OTNeill hospital
CAVANAUGH — Mr. a n d
Mrs. Maurice Cavanaugh, of O’
NeilL a daughter Kathy Ann.
born Saturday, May 6, at O’
Neill hospital.
Donald Lowery, who has
graduated from the Nebraska
School of Barbering in Oma
ha. has formed a business
partnership with Joe Steskal
at Corner Barber Shop in O'
Neill. lc
Janice Adams Joins
Up and-At-It Club—
The Up-and-At-It 4 - H club
met at the home of Alice Wha
ley, on Sunday, May 7. Four
members were absent.
One new member, Janice Ad
ams, was noted in making a tot
al of 12 members in our club.
Plans were made for demon
strating and judging at follow
ing meetings. We received some
interesting pointers on how to
judge.
We were happy to have a
visitor, Mrs. Hill, fram O’Neill.
Our next meeting is to be held
at the home of Alice Young.
Mrs Whaley served lunch after
the meeting. — By Patty Pier
son, news reporter.
O'Nattl Rural
Youth To Maat—
Reports on the annual ban
quet, and plans for the western
regional rural youth conference
will be made at the regular
meeting of the O’Neill rural
youth Friday, May 12, begin
ning at 8 p. m.
The regional youth confer
ence was slated to be held at
Curtis and the O’Neill club
plans to send two delegates.
George Mellor, club president,
will preside at the meeting. Rob
ert Martens will be in charge of
the program.
Mrs. Bridget Swanson cele
brated her 67th birthday anni
versary by being confirmed on
that day. Three of her grand
sons were also in the class,
Gordon Slaight, James Richter
and Ronniv Ross also a niece,
Mrs. Mary Peterson. Mrs Frank
Biglin was Mrs. Swanson’s spon
sor.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Goree, of
Long Pine, returned Saturday
after a few days’ visit with rel
atives.
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Sick and Injured
PAGE — Ray Siders and
daughter, Audrey and Marilyn,
Mr and Mrs. Bill Hibbs, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Juracek and
Gerald Snyder drove to Sioux
City Sunday, where they vis
ited with Mrs. Siders who is a
, patient in St. Vincent’s hospital.
Mrs. Siders will submit soon
’ to an operation . , . Mrs. Sny
der who has been a patient in
the Methodist hospital follow
ing an operation returned to
Page with her husband . . .
i Kenneth Braddock suffered a
painful accident at Atkinson
Wednesday when he was bit in
I the leg below the knee by a
hog It required several stitches
to close the wound . . . Mrs. C
E. Walker went to Sioux City
Tuesday when she received
' medical care . . Mrs. J. E. Smith,
who has been confined to her
bed the past week, shows "some
improvement” . . . Mrs. Charles
Sorensen * underwent a major
operation at the Orchard hos
pital Saturday morning. Her
condition reported as “good” . .
Mrs. Gailord Albright drove to
Norfolk Monday for medical
care. She was accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs C. J, Hoff
man, of Clearwater . . . Rela
tives have received word that
Anthony Craig, of Norfolk, was
injured in an elevator accident
last week. The bone in the an
kle of one foot was broken and
the other foot injured. He will
be unable to return to work
for 2 or 3 months. Mr. and Mrs.
Craig formerly lived at Page.
O’NEILL — Miss Meta M.
Martin returned Friday from
Rochester, Minn., where she
has been for the past five weeks’
recovering from an operation.
... Mrs. Ray Siders, of Oppor
tunity, entered St. Vincent’s
hospital in Sioux City on Wed
nesday, May 3 . . Harold Young
returned from t he Veteran’s
hospital in Lincoln Sunday
! where he was a patient for five
weeks. He is “greatly improv
ed" and is back to work. Mrs.
Young stayed with her son-in
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs
Hugh Bryan and two daught
ers, of Lincoln, and visited Mr.
Young after he was out of the
hospital . . . Lod Janousek is
still at Veteran’s hospital in
Lincoln He was driven down
Monday, May 1, by his son-in
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Schmidt . . . Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Bauld took the lat
ter's mother, Mrs. Dora Doyle,
to a doctor in Omaha Tuesday.
William Grutsch is reported to
be “improving" at the Sacred
Heart hospital at Lynch . . .An
drew W>daske was sick this
week . . . Mrs. Sylvester Lak
rzewski received word from
her niece that her brother, Paul
Wytaske has “improved.” He is
in a Chicago, 111., hospital.
LYNCH — Mrs. V. J. Kos
can, of Anoka, is ill with a
throat infection . . . prank Reis
er, sr., of Butte, in the Sacred
Heart hospital is improving . . .
Mary Dopheide, of Butte, is
much improved, at the Sacred
Heart hospital . . . Mrs. Gust
Zeisler, of Butte, who recently
underwent a tonsilectomy, at
the Sacred Heart hospital, was
in town Wednesday, May 3, to
see the doctors because her
throat is still giving her troub
le . Mrs. William Wendt, of
Gross is a patient at the Sac
red Heart hospital . . . Mrs,
Wilbur Reiser, of Spencer,
is getting along nicely, at the
Sacred Heart hospital . . . Har- '
old Connick, of Niobrara, un
derwent an appendectomy at
the Sacred Heart hospital and
is getting along good . . . John
Kopeckv, of Bristow, is fairly
good at the Sacred Heart hos
pital following a left leg am
putation some time ago ...
Mrs Helen Faye Berg, of Gross,
is in the Sacred Heart hospital
having her wisdom teeth ex
tracted . . . Edwin Vomacka
has a bad case of blood poison
ing in the left arm.
CHAMBERS — Ruth Potter
returned Saturday from the
Lutheran hospital at Norfolk
where she had undergone an
appendicitis operation on Tues
day, May 2 . . . William Jutte is
a patient at the Lutheran hos
pital in Norfolk . . . Lloyd Tay
lor returned Sunday irom the
O’Neill hospital where he had
been ill with pneumonia . . .
Mrs. Guais Wintermote receiv
ed medical care at the O’Neill
hospital last week . . . Hubert
Smith is a patient in the O’
Neill hospital . . . Mr. and Mrs.
Zane Rouse took their infant
son to O’Neill for medical care
. . . Mrs. Eugene Baker and in
fant son returned Friday from
the O'Neill hospital . . . Mrs.
Lela Grubb spent 2 days last
week with her son and wife,
Mr and Mrs. Bayne Grubb and
family who had all been ill with
the “flu’’ . . . Mrs Stanley El
kins was on the sick list last
week.
NORTH OF STUART — Mrs
Russell Hipke and Russell Wynn
came from the hospital Satur
day. April 29 . . . Miss Loretta
Berry has been "very ill" with
the measles . . . Miss Grace AI
lyn was out of school because
of chickenpox . . . The George
Hitchock children have had a
seige of chickenpox.
REDBIRD—Mrs. Arthur Bes
sert has not been feeling well
the past week seemingly rheu- i
rnatism is bothering her back.
ATKINSON — Mrs. Harvey
Grof is "improving” in Our
I«ady of Lourdes hospital, in
Norfolk.
STUART — Mrs. Hattie Fox
on Wednesday, May 3, received
medical care in Sioux City . . .
Sister Justina, music teacheff
at St Boniface school, has been
dismissed from Our Lady of
Lourdes hospital and is conva
lescing at the Sisters home in
Osmond ... Miss Loretta Berry
has recovered from the measles
and is able to take part in the
commencement exercises . . .
Mrs. Harry Cowles, who under
went surgery in Sioux City Ap
j ril 18, is convalescing at the
home of her brother, Woody
Wilson.
DELOIT — Leonard Larson
| has been on the sick list the
! past week
78 Seniors in
O’Neill Schools
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ter, Donald Davidson, Fred Fet
row, Virgil Holz, Dick Huebert,
( Ralph Kilcoin.
George Kilcoin, Russell Min
er, David Nekolite, Danny Nek
olite, Merwyn Rockford, Nels
Schultz, Warren Seger, Ken
neth Taylor, and Larry Tibbets.
Winding up high school and
grade careers will begin the
week of May 21 for St. Mary’s
academy students.
However, before closing the
school term. Si. Mary's seniors
will embark on a "sneak day."
Chaperoned by Sister Anion
ella. high school principal, the
27 seniors will "sneak" to
Denver, Colo., May 18, 19 and
20. Sister Antonella will be
assisted by seniors' parents.
Crowning of a May queen,
picked by the student body, will
be held on Monday, May 22, at
the academy.
Senior class night is schedul
ed for May 24 at the public
school auditorium.
Baccalaureate and commence
ment exercises will be held
Thursday morning, May 25.
Plans, according to Mother Bon
iface, are incomplete.
St. Mary’s seniors are:
Eileen Angel, Neva Mae Bau
er, Barbara Becker, Nancy Be
ha, Patricia Brennan, Betty
Christon. Hope Condon, Jack
Gatz, Louis Genereux, Kathryn
Ann Golden, Jeanne Head.
Pat Hickey, Mary Ann Koe
nig, Mary Ann Laur, Jacqueline
Lee, Helen Anne Lee, Ann Mar
tin, Edward McCarthy, Arlen
Miles, Larry Morris.
John O’Neill, Anna Marie
Schmit, Gayleen Scholtes, Le
ona Troshynski, Marjorie Trosh
ynski, Patricia White, Marline
Wicker.
Patricia White will be vale
dictorian and Eileen Angel will
be salutatorian. Class poem is
by Jacqueline Lee.
St. Mary’s numbers 24 eighth
grade graduates. Senior class
night exercises will be held on
Wednesday, May 24, at 8 p.m.,
and senior graduation will take
place in St. Patrick’s church on
Thursday, May 25, at 10:30 a.m.
St- Mary's academy’s grade
school will close Tuesday morn
ing, May 23, and high school
will close Thursday morning,
25
Miss Elja McCullough, Holt
county superintendent of public
instruction, expects to graduate
over 200 rural eighth graders
May 23 at the public school au
ditorium.
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ATKINSON NEWS
Miss Elizabeth Wilcox took
the seventh graders to Neligh
Saturday for a roller skating
party and to see the show “Cin
derella.” This took the place of
a school picnic.
Civic improvement club met
Wednesday afternoon. May 10,
at Mrs. Leo Kramer’s home.
Dale Dunn, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Dunn, celebrated his
13th birthday anniversary Mon
day by having Wayne Purtzer
and Karl Storjohnn in for din
ner that evening.
Grade school operetta, which
was postponed Friday, was giv
en Monday before a large au
dience.
Supper guests of Mr. and Mrs.
M. M Cleary were their daugh- |
ter and husband, Mr and Mrs.
Clarence Sauser, of O'Neill.
Knighte of Columbus met
Sunday evening, for their usual
business session.
O’NEILL LOCALS
Mr and Mrs. Carl Lorenz had
Sunday dinner in Chambers at
the home of their son and his
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lor
enz and family.
Mrs. Donald A. McKamy and
sister, Miss Dorothy Bennett,
attended the Navy band concert ,
in Norfolk Tuesday. Their sis
ter. Miss Barbara, was one of
the honored high school stu
dents chosen to play with the
band. Miss Bennett plays the
French horn.
Mr and Mrs George Klein
and Mr and Mrs. Palmer C.
Skulborstad attended a Stan
ard Oil convention in Grand
Island Wednesday. May 3, and
-eturned last Thursday
JOHN R. GALLAGHER
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ROADS DOMINATE
CHAMBER MEET
U. S. 20 and Farm - to -
Market Highways Draw
Attention
The everlasting road topic
dominated Tuesday’s meeting
of the Chamber of Commerce
at which 22 members were
present.
Most of the discussion sur
rounded U. S highway 20 and
the progress of the new high
way 20 association, and1 some
discussion was carried on in
connection with certain farm
to-market roads, notably the
Opportunity road and a pro
posed improvement in Grattan,
, Emmet and Sheridan townships.
President Melvin Ruzicka pre
sided. A. P, Jaszkowiak report
ed on the Holt county athletic
banquet and James W. Rooney,
secretary, made a report on the
Nebraska Stock Growers’ sec
tional meeting. Both were giv
en votes of thanks for success
ful conduct of both affairs.
Rooney also read the Cham
ber’s financial statement and
announced that new officers
will be elected at the June
meeting.
Until Tuesday O'Neill (like
Atkinson, Stuart and several
other points) had not actively
participated in the formation
of the new U. S. Highway 20
association.
President Ruzicka was in
structed to appoint a commit
tee to formulate a Highway 20
chapter here. Expected to take
a lead in the move will be high
way service stations, hotel, cab
in camp, cafe and garage oper
ators.
Dues are based on population
of the town at 10-cents per cap
ita. Eric G. DeFlon, of Chadron,
is president and Chet Allen, al
so of Chadron, is secretary.
Dr. W. F. Finley reviewed the
highway 20 story from its be
ginning until the present day.
New association plans to es
tablish a travel bureau in Sioux
City to induce tourists and oth
er traffic over the route. Fifty
thousand maps will be printed.
No money is being expended
until the total budget is raised.
Possibility of development of
a farm-to-market road west 9
miles from the Andy Clark
place was discussed. This would
include 1 mile in Grattan town
ship, 6 miles in Emmet town
ship and 2 miles in Sheridan
township.
Next meeting will feature an
election of officers. Terms ex
piring are those of: president—
Melvin Ruzicka; first vice-pres
ident—Ed Wilson; second vice
president — L. M. Diehlman;
treasurer — J. B. Grady; direc
tors — William McIntosh and
J. L. McCarville, jr.
The May meeting was in the
form of a noon luncheon at
Slat’s cafe.
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O'NEILL LOCALS
Mr. and Mrs. Leland L i e b
1 went to Imperial on business
Monday, May 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Reynold
son and family were weekend
guests in Albion at the home
of his parents, Mr and Mrs.
! James Reynoldson
Mrs. A. R. Wyant and Mrs. j
Larry Bourne, and children, j
drove to Valentine Tuesday 1
May 9, to visit at the Don Ash
er home. They will return Wed- :
nesday evening.
Wednesday, May 3, Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Soukup entertain
ed at dinner Mr. and Mrs Felix
Hendricks and Roy M. Sauers.
Mrs Laurence Urban left !
Monday for Missouri Valley, la.,
to visit her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles King.
Mrs. M. J, Golden was in O
maha from last Thursday un
til Saturday visiting her daugh
ter, Miss Maxine.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Revell, of
Star, and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
McKenzie, jr., visited Victor
McKenzie in Bassettt Tuesday,
May 2
Mr. and Mrs Orville McKim
were dinner guests Sunday at
the home of her parents, Mr
and Mrs. A. M. Anderson, Of
Page.
Rev. R. F. Berry, of Long
Pine, spent Tuesday in O’Neill
and Emmet. He returned to
Long Pine Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M^Krluse
and Nancy drove down to Al
bion Wednesday, May 3. to visit
the M. B. Krause family
Edward Harmon, of Morrill,
who recently returned from
Jaf>an and Harold Harman, of ‘
Ansley, are visiting Mr. and Mrs
M. L. Harmon.
Mr. and Mrs. J W. Bryan
Lacy went to Valentine Sunday
to visit Mr and Mrs. Harrison
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Wed., May 17
New Farm Bureau
Group Forms
DELOIT — On Tuesday, May
2, the Farm Bureau held a meet
ing at the Anton Shavhk home.
This is a new unit, called the
Clearwa.ej; Valley Farm Bur
au. There are over 20 mem
ers. The meeting was post
poned about 4 months on ac
count of weather and roads.
There is much water in evid
ence in the west country even
yet.
A discussion on taxes was
part of the evening’s program.
The next meeting will be at the
James McDonald home on June
5. Ewald Spahn will be present
to tell of his recent trip to Eu
rope.
A representative of the farm
bureau was in this community
last week writing insurance.
Other Deloit News
The Wulf school held their
picnic on Sunday, May 7.
School will be out Friday, May
12. Patrica Funk is the teach
er.
Angie Hupp, daughter of Mr. |
and Mrs. Ferdie Hupp, return
ed last week from Omaha,!
where she visited her grand- j
parents.
Mrs. Raymond Hunter and
family, and Mrs. Wayne Currie
and daughter visited Monday.
May 1, at Maynard Stearns.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tomjack
are having their new farm
home plastered this week
Maxine Bauer, who teaches
at Deloit and Marlene Reimer,
were among those from here
to attend the teacher’s banquet,
at O'Neill Friday evening.
The Deloit pinochle club held
their monthly* meeting at the
Bill Schindler home, on Thurs
day, May 4
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tounjack
were guests for supper at Henry
Reimers, Wednesday evening,
May 3.
Harold Milliken, of Norfolk,
was in charge of services at
Fairview church on Sunday,
May 7.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bauer, jr.,
spent Monday evening. May 2,
at Ralph Tomjack’s
The HEO club met Wednes
day. May 3, with Mrs. Frank
Miller.
The Clearwater Creek club
met Wednesday, May 3, at the
Fred Maben home.
Mrs. Streeter Feted—
Mrs. Clyde Streeter was sur
prised by her children and their
families Sunday at a birthday
anniversary party. Guests were ,
Mr. and Mrs- Gene Streeter and
Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
McKenzie, jr.,. and family, Vin
cent Streeter, of Dighton, Kans., j
and Miss Barbara Streeter. Mr.
and Mrs. Dean Streeter also
attended the casserole dinner. 1
Why do people neglect their
own or their children's teeth?
—Dr. F. J. Fisher, Dentist.
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Mrs. Henry
Is Hostess—
i The Pinochle club met Wed
nesday at the home of Mrs.
Mabel Henry
Pinochle at
McElvains—
Mrs. Ralph McElvain was
hostess Wednesday to her Pi
nochle club. ^
O'NEILL LOCALS
Mr. and Mi's Rodney Tom
linson, of Lynch, Mrs Frank
Fritton and Charles Richter, jr.,
called on Mr. and Mrs. H W
Tomlinson Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent gtreet
er and son were in O’Neill for
the weekend. They were on
their way to Tilden, where Mr.
Streeter has been transfered.
Mr. and Mrs. William White
were in Norfolk Friday.
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