FUTURE SUBSCRIBERS
I
STUTZ — Mr and Mrs. Joe
Stutz, of O’Neill, a son, weigh
ing 9 pounds, born Wednesday,
June 7, in O Neill hospital. Mr.
and Mrs. Stutz have 2 daught
ers, Jolene and Ellen.
COLE — Mr. and Mrs. G,
Owen ("Bud") Cole, of Emmet,
a son, Kent Owen, weighing 7
pounds 7 ounces, born Wednes
day, May 31, at Burlington, la.
This is the couple's second child.
JOHNSON — Mr and Mrs
Roy D. Johnson, of O’Neill, a
son, Roy Milton, weighing 4’s
pounds born Thursday, May 18,
at the Lutheran hospital in
Norfolk. This is the couple’s
second child.
BAUTSCH — Mr. and Mrs.
J. K. Bautsch of Denver, Colo,
a son, Thomas Kenneth, weigh
ing 8 pounds, born Sunday, May
21, at Denver Mrs. Bautsch is
the former Winifred Coyne,
daughter of Mrs. Edna Coyne.
This is the couple's second child.
SEIBKEN — Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Seibken. of McCook, a
daughter, born recently at Mc
Cook. Mrs. Seibken is the form
er Mavis Schultz, of Atkinson.
The Seibkens formerly lived in
O’Neill. Mrs. Wm. Schultz de
parted Sunday for McCook. The
Seibkens have another daught
er.
OPPER — Lt. Col. and Mrs.
Clifford Opper. of Keesler Field,
Miss., a daughter, Su-san Louise,
bom Tuesday, May 30. Mrs. Op
per is the former Patricia Wat
son, of Inman
HANSEN — Mr and Mrs.
Tom Hansen, of Chambers, a
daughter, Sandra Lee, weighing
6 pounds 6 ounces, born Tues
day. May 30, at the Lutheran
hospital in Norfolk.
LARUE — Mr. and Mrs. Ir
win LaRue, of Chambers, a
daughter, born Wednesday, May
31, in O'Neill hospital.
SCHIPPER — Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Schipper. of Denver. Colo.,
a son, David Jack, weighing 5
Sounds 1 ounce, born Tuesday,
ay 23, at Denver Mrs. Schip
per is the former Doris Kiltz, of
Chambers. The Schippers also
have a daughter.
HOERLE — Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Hoerle, of Clearwater,
a son, Dickie Lee, weighing 6
pounds 5 ounces, born Friday,
June 2, in the Tilden hospital.
ARMN — Mr. and Mrs Ches
ter Armn of Los Angeles, Calif.,
a daughter, Judith Eileen, born
Monday, June 5. This is their
second child. Mrs. Armn is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Murray, of O’Neill.
BOLLWITT — Mr and Mrs.
Victor Bollwitt. of Ewing, a
daughter, weighing 8 tfc pounds,
bom Sunday, May 28.
ROSEBOOM — Mr and Mrs
A1 Roseboom. of Spencer, a
daughter, born Saturday, May
27, at Sacred Heart hospital at
Lynch. This is their second
daughter.
WELLS —Mr- and Mrs. Ho
ward Wells of Sherwood, Ore ,
a daughter, Cheryl Ann, weigh
ing 9 pounds 2 ounces, born
Saturday, May 20 at the Oregon
City. Ore., hospital. Mr. and
Mlrs Dick Ross, of Norfolk
former Lynchites. and Mr. and
Mrs. Billy Wells, of Redbird,
are the grandparents.
BURGER — Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Burger, of Butte, a
son, Greg Steven, weighing 9
pounds 2 ounces, born Wednes
day. May 31, at Sacred Heart
hospital at Lynch.
CUHEI, — Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Cuhel, of Verdel, a daughter,
born Wednesday, May 24, at
Sacred Heart hospital at Lynch.
TURAY -* Mr. and Mrs. John
Turay, of Ewing, a daughter,
Nancy Lee, born Saturday,
June 3 in the Tilden hospital.
MONTGOMERY — Mr and
Mrs Bernard Montgomery, of
Walnut, a son. Lonny Lee. born
Thursday, June 1, at O’Neill
hospital. ,
PETERSON — Mr. and Mrs
Leonard Peterson, of O’Neill, a
son, Michael Lane weighing 8
pounds, bom Sunday. June 4.
at O'Neill hospital
O'NEILL LOCALS
Mrs. William Anderson, of
Page, was a dinner guest Satur
day. June 3, of Mr. and Mrs.
Orville McKitn and family.
T - Sgt and Mrs. Caufield,
who are stationed at Biggs air
force. El Paso. Tex., and Mrs.
Caufield s parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Boles, of Comton, Calif-, visit
ed from Friday to Sunday, June
2-4 with Mr. Caufield's mother,
Mrs. Andrew Caufield. of In
man- and his sister, Mr. and
Mrs Joe Cunningham and fam
ily, of O'Neill. They attended
the races in Indianopolis, Ind.,
before coming to O’Neill.
Mrs Georgia Rasley was in
Omaha Monday to Wednesday,
June 5-7. ___
DANCE
Spencer, Nebr.
Wed., June 14
Music by
Viking Accordian
Band
SICK & INJURED
LYNCH — Mrs. Dan McKen
zie of Lynch, is receiving speci
al treatment in a Sioux City
hospi'.al Mrs. McKenzie receiv
ed injuries in the train accident
near Spencer weeks ago . . . .
Glenn Stewart was burned
“quite badly" by steam about
the face and arms when he re
moved the cap from a boiling
radiator on a caterpillar tract
or one day last week . . . Ed
ward May, of Monowi, is under
the doctor’s care at the George
j Tuch home in Lynch He is suf
| faring with a heart ailment. . . . i
j Mrs. Homer Grimm, of Sun
i shine Bottom, has been on the
I sick list . . . Dianna Spencer
! has the measles . . . Dr. G. B
Ira is “getting along fine” after
a heart attack last week ....
Mr*!. V. F. Jedlicka came home
Friday, June 2, having been re
leased from the St. Joseph's !
nospital in Omaha. She is “gei
ting along fine’’ following ma
jor surgery . . . Sid Baker is
“much improved” after a severe
sick spell last week . . . Mrs.
Marian Nissen, formerly Miss
Joy Ross, of Lynch now of Stan
ton, is in the University hospit
al in Omaha having undergone !
major surgery . . . Clarence Bur
ger. of Butte, is on sick leave
from his work at the Consum- j
ers Public Power, due to sciatic
rheumatism . . . Howard (Bub)
Carsten, of Dorsey, is suffering
a back injury due to a car ac
ciden Decoration day, is “slight
ly improved” at Sacred Heart
hospital . . . Janies Milacek was
in the Sacred Heart hospital
with 5 broken ribs and a
shoulder fracture due to a car
accident east of Lynch Tues
day, May 30 . . . Alfred Loomis,
of Spencer, is “unchanged" at
the Sacred Heart hospital with
a chest leg and arm injury, due
to a tractor accident . . Tqpn
sillectomies performed at the
Sacred Heart hospital were: j
Kathleen Brady, 7, of O’Neill,
May 31; Elaine Pearson, 8, of
Fairfax S. D., May 30; Leona
Sudbeek, of Fairfax, S. D , May
28; Mrs. Carl Nelson of Spen
cer, May 24: Ramona Carsten
sen, of Fairfax, S. D-, May 25.
Lyle Johnson 8, of Spencer, >
May 31 . . . Neoma Rohde, of
Lynch, underwent an emergen
cy appendectomy on May 31 . .
Mrs. Ed. Talbert is a medical
patient at Sacred Heart hospit
al . . . Mrs. Lawrence Smalley,
of Butte, underwent a major
operation at Sacred Heart hos
pital and is "getting along good
. . . Mrs. Nora Dailey, of Bris
tow, is “improved” at Sacrsd
Heart hospital . . . Mrs. Charles
Pilcher and infant son return- |
ed to their home in Butte Fri- |
day, June 2, from the Lynch 1
hospital
ATKINSON—Frank J. Brady, |
I prominent Atkinson man, was
| taken to the Ainsworth hospit
al Friday afternoon, June 2. He
was reported “slightly improv
ed” Sunday evening, but ex
pects to be in the hospital for
sometime. Mr. Brady is well
known throughout the state,
having served in the legislature
as representative from this dis
trict, as state tax commissioner
and is past president of the
Isaac Walton league. He also
served a term a-s mayor of At
kinson and is a member of the
city school board. He is engag
ed in the grain and feed busi
ness and has considerable farm
ing interests near Atkinson. Dr.
R. Brady, of Ainsworth is his
brother. He suffered a light
stroke . . . Mrs. Jennie Mlinar
was operated on for an emer
gency appendectomy at Stuart
Saturday, June 3 . . . Ralph
Chace, retired merchant who
has been a patient in Stuart
hospital for the past week, was
taken to Sioux City in an am
bulance Monday morning, June
§» for medical treatment • . . . j
Little Larry Bonenberger, who
has been seriously ill at the
Bassett hospital, was able to re
turn home Saturday, June 3 He
is the son of the Peter Bonen
bergers . . . Barbara Ballon re
turned Sunday, June 4, from
Our Lady of Lourdes hospital
at Norfolk. Her brother. Chas.
Ballon, brought her home.
EWING —Mrs. Frank Van
dersnick is a patient at Our Lady !
of Lourdes hospital in Norfolk, j
having undergone surgery re
cently. Mr. Vandersniek accom- j
panied by his daughter, Mrs.
Robert Cutler and husband,
spent Sunday, May 28, with
her. They report her condition
to be “satisfactory-’ . . . Evelyn
, Snyder, small dauhter of Mr.
and Mrs Jerald Snyder had her
: tonsils removed at Norfolk on
Thursday, June 1 . . Mrs. Fred
Vandersniek, who has been a
Katient at Our Lady of Lourdes
ospital at Norfolk, returned
Wednesday, May 31.
EMMET — Mrs. Cecil Mc
Millan returned home Sunday
morning June 4, after spend
i ing 2 weeks at the home of her
daughter, Mrs Clifford Ander- ,
son, and family. Mrs. Ander
son has been a patient at a hos
pital in Omaha for some tinw. !
She returned home Saturday
June 3, and is “somewhat im
proved” . . . Jeanie Kay Fore* ,
man i6 ill with the measles ... I
Arthur Wills has been ill with
i the measles.
AMELIA—Mrs. Tom Thomp
son has been in “poor-’ health
recently. Friday, May 26, she
was taken to a Burwell doctor
tor consultation ... O. Peterson
; went to Omaha on Tuesday, i
May 30, where he was to con
sult a doctor concerning a se
vere nosebleed he had suffered. !
INMAN — Mary Morsbach
had her tonsils removed Wed
nesday, May 31, in the O’Neill
I hospital
O’NEILL — Marlow? Peter
son, daughter of Mr and Mrs.
Pete Peterson, had a tonsillect
omy at the Lutheran hospital
j in Norfolk Friday, June 2.
PAGE — John Stauffer, sr.,
: .6 “quite ill ” Mrs. Hattie Leisy,
of Kansas City, Mo., is helping
cane for Mr. Stauffer, her broth
er-in-law.
DELOIT — Mrs. Saiser has
been in an Omaha hospital.
Kill 30 Snakes
In Digging Ditch
CELIA — Robert Hendricks
helped dig a sewer ditch for the
Wesleyan Methodist church in
Atkinson on Wt?dnesday and
Thursday, May 31 and June 1.
The workman dug into an a
bandoned well in which they
found many snakes. They killed
about 3f) of them and were
still many left to be killed.
Other Celia News
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Frickel
and family visited the Bernard
Blaekmore family Sunday after
noon, June 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kilmur
ry and family visited the George
Beck family Thursday evening,
June 1.
Mrs. Leo Mlinar and son, Bil
ly. of Chester, Pa., and Mr. and
Mrs O. A, Hammerberg were
O’Neill visitors Saturday, June
3. O A. attended the Republi
can convention in O’Neill.
Mrs. Vernon Beckwith and
baby, Connie, Julene, left the
Barett nursing home Wednes
day evening, May 31, and are
staying for a while with Con
nie’s grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Blaekmore
Mr. and Mrs. Connie Frickel
and family and Frank Kilmurry
visited the O. A. Hammerberg
family Monday evening, May
30, and transacted school bus
iness.
Mr. and Mrs Perry Forsythe
and daughter, Carol, of Walnut,
la., came Friday, June 2, to vis
it his brother, Alex Forsythe,
for the weekend. They return
ed home Sunday morning, June
4.
Ray Pease and son, Bob, are
building themselves a new hay
stacker.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Beck and
son, Duane, attended a family
reunion at the Joe Mlinar home
in Atkinson Saturday, June 3,
when Mr. and Mrs. M C. Quig
ley and son, Larry, of Omaha,
were guests of honor. Mrs. Quig
ley is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Mlinar. Other guests were
Mr and Mrs. Chas Mlinar and
Dale, Mr. and Mrs Edward Ml- |
Jinar, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Johnson and Marval Jean, Mr.
and Mrs. Dwaine Lockman and
twins, Glen and Gerry, and Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Smith and Leile.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hendricks
and family were supper guests
at the Fred Lindberg home
north of ONeill Saturday, June
3. They also visited the Paul
Nelson family that evening.
Alex Forsythe and Mr. and
Mrs. Perry Forsythe and daugh
ter, Carol, of Walnut, la . visit
ed the Geo. Beck family Sat
urday evening, June 3.
Mr and Mrs. Roy Margritz
and family visited the Bernard
Blaekmore family Saturday,
evening. June 3.
Mrs. Edna Hendricks and
daughter, Mrs. Lucille Kindschi,
came Sunday, June 4. to visit
the Mark Hendricks family for
a few days ;
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pease and
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Spann went
to Litchfield Sunday, May 28,
to visit a cousin of Mrs. Pease’s
the Fred Seldman family and
to attend a reunion of the Reed
family of which Mrs. Spann is
a member- About 30 relatives
attended.
Mark Henrdicks and son Leon
and Bernard Blaekmore d
son, Bob. helped Leonard Chaf
fin brand cattle Tuesday, May
30 _ .
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Focken
and daughter and Mr. and Mrs
Jerry O’Connor went to Miss
ouri Wednesday. May 31. Both
families are looking for a place
to live. They expect to be gone
a week or 10 days. Dwight Ray- ,
mer is caring for the Focken
chores while they are gone.
Emil Colfax has been putting
in com the past week on his
father’s farm.
Alice and Billy Focken help
ed their uncle. Donald Focken,
the past week Donald has been
sick and unable to do his work
Clarence and Marvin Focken.
Eugene Poessnecker and Donald
Mareellus planted corn for Don
ald the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Colfax and
children spent Sunday, June 4,
with her brother, Wilford Arp,
and family.
Ray and Bob Pease went to
O’Neill Saturday, June 3, and
helped R. M Pease work on a
house he had purchased in
Chambers and brought to O’
Neill to remodel and rent.
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O'NEILL LOCALS
Mr. and Mrs Archie Bright
moved into their new basement
house south of the library Fri- i
day. June 2.
Mr and Mrs. William White
and Mr. and Mrs. Donald A Mc
Kamy went to Norfolk Friday,
June 2.
The Misses Patty and Rita
Sullivan, of Grand Island, vis
ited relatives here for a few
days recently.
Mr. and Mrs Arlo A. Haitt
and their daughter. Miss Caro
lyn and the Misses Barbara
Bennett and Verle Rayla went
to Lincoln Wednesday, May 31,1
to visit Gordon Haitt, a student
at the University of Nebraska
He will be employed by the i
state at Superior.
Agnes Forbes Bride
of Hienie Frahm
AMELIA — Hienie Frahm,
son of Peter Frahm, of Amelia,
and Miss Agnes Forbes, of Bas
sett, were married Saturday,
June 3, in a church at Rose.
Mr. Frahm farms with his
father at their ranch 4 miles
north of Amelia.
Mrs. Frahm has been teach
ing school in her home district
this year and taught in the Mad- ,
sen district south of Amelia
last year.
The young people will make
their home at the ranch home
north of Amelia immediately
after returning from their wed
ding trip to the Black Hills, S.
D.
Other Amelia News -
Mrs George Fullerton plan
ned a surprise party for her
son, Donald on his 13th birth
day anniversary Sunday, June
4.
Gerald Olson and sons, Bob
bie and Jim, of Enola, Miltoa
Regal and son, Richard, and
Russell Temperly, of Norfolk,
visited at the Clifford Olson
home last weekend.
Miss Margie Ann Sammons
went to Wayne where she at
tended the wedding of her
friend on Sunday evening, June
4. The girls were roommates I
while attending school in Wayne
last winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sammons
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Gilman to Sioux City the lat
ter part of the week
Mr and Mrs. D. L. Fancher,
Virgil and Eunice, of Ainsworth,
visited at the Clyde Widman
home Sunday, June 4.
Doc Clemens moved his fam
ily to Pickstown, S. D.. Sundav,
June 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Forbes,
Mr and Mrs. Irvin Forbes, Mr.
and Mrs. Blake Ott attended
the Frahm-Forbes wedding at
Rose, Saturday, June 3.
Mrs. Cecil Broivn and daugh
ters, Mary Jean and Lois Jean,
of Grand Island; Mrs. Morert
Sawvell and sons, Terry and
Grover, and Cleve Sigman, of
Morrill: Mike Wiltfang, of
Brunswick, and his daughter,
Donna Faye, and her husband,
of Bloomfield; Mrs. Audrey
Cart enter and daughter, Irene, j
and »ier 2 children were visit
ing at Charlie Sigman’s on
Memorial day.
Mrs. Lloyd Waldo enjoyed a
visit Saturday, June 3, from her
sister, Barbara, and husband, of
Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rees, of
Lincoln, spent Tuesday, May
30, visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Rees, and brother.
Bob, and family.
Mr and Mrs Allie Sammons
«
enjoyed a few days visit from
the* sister - in - law, Mrs. Iva
Mass, of Los Angeles, Calif.
They took her to Albion Thurs
day, June 1, where she will vis
it her mother.
Mrs. Delia Ernst spent a few
days last week at the home of
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Rose
Currans, at Neligh.
Raedse Wickham returned
Sunday evening, June 4, from
a visit with her mother at Val
entine.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Wilson and
son, Larry, of Chadron, were
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harlan Dierking and Cyn
thia Jean, over Memorial day.
They also visited Mrs. Wilson’3
father, Alfred Dierking, and
Mrs. Dierking at Chambers
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Rockford
and daughter visited Mr. and
Mrs. Duane Bly on Sunday,
June 4.
Mrs. Julia White wenL to
York Saturday, June 3, to visit
relatives. She will also visit at
Lincoln before returning home.
O'NEILL LOCALS
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Lacy at
tended the wedding of Mrs.
Lacy’s brother, John Glause, jr.,
at St. Libory last week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Godek re
turned home Monday, June 5,
after a week’s visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Bazelman and
son. Benny went with them and
will visit for about 2 weeks.
r
Mr. and Mrs. Elias Timmer
man and children, of Hastings,
visited Saturday and Sunday,
June 3 and 4, with their par
J ents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Han
sen and Mr. and Mrs. John Tim
merman.
Visitors Friday, June 6, of
of Mrs. C. E. Melena were h^
sister, Mrs. Max Marshall, and
daughter, Mrs. Freddie Frank,
and children, of Verdigre.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT: Single garage, m
blks south of Slat’s cafe, —
phone 480-J. »' 5C
WE WISH to thank all our
friends for their expressions
► sympathy,-^ of kindness,
Masses and floral* offerings
at the tim-e- of the death of our
uncle P. J. McManus.
5c THE McMANUS FAMIL^
FOR SALE: Oak sweep and
stacker teeth, all sizes, all
treated; also Red Cedar posts,
all sizes. — Chas. Lawrence,
O’Neill._ 5-18p325
Drs. Brown & French
Eyes tested, glasses fitted,
broken lens replaced in
24 hours
Other repairs while you wai
Complete X-Ray
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