FUTURE SUBSCRIBERS
PACHA — Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Pacha, of Atkinson, a son,
Arthur Lane, born Wednesday,
July 19. Mrs. Pacha was former
ly Delores Morgan.
HOVEY—Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Hovey, of Herridk, S. D., a
son, Alvin Edward, born Friday,
July 21, at the Gregory hospital.
The infant is a grahdson of Mr.
and Mrs. Harrison Hovey, of
Stuart.
Loock — Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Loock, of Grosu, a son, weigh
ing 8 pounds born Tuesday,
July 25, at Sacred Heart hos
pital at Lynch. Mrs. Loock is
the former Laura Cassidy,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pat
Cassidy, of Lynch. Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Norwood, of
Lynch, are the grcat-grandpdr
| ents.
ARP — Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Arp, of Winner, S. D., a daugh
ter born Wednesday July 19,
Mrs. Arp is the former Edna
Van Paten of Naper. Mrs. Pearle
Spencer, of Lynch, is an aunt
and has been visiting there.
VONASEK — Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Vonasek, of Walnut, a
daughter, Marie Kay weighing
8 pounds born Friday, July 28,
at Sacred Heart hospital at
Lynch. Mrs. Vonasek is the
former Marjorie Haselhorst, of
Lynch.
WILSON — Mr. and Mns.
Jack Wilson, of Redbird, a
daughter, Lynette Marie, born
Wednesday, July 26, at Sacred
Heart hospital at Lynch. Mrs.
Wilson is the former Verda But
terfield, of Lynch. Mrs. Wilson
underwent gn appendectomy
Saturday, July 29, and has been
in a “critical condition” since.
H O V E Y — Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Hovey, of O’Neill, a
son, Robert Lewis born Thurs
day July 27 at the Lutheran
hospital in Norfolk.
OSBORNE — Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Osborne, of Atkinson,
a daughter, Rose Mary, born Fri
day July 28, at Barret nursing
home.
GREEN — Mr. and Mrs. Er
nest Green, of St. Louis, Mo.,
a daughter. Mrs. Green ie the
former Hallie Houts of Atkin
son. They have 3 sono.
. STEVENS — Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Stevens of Page, a sop,
Thomas Gene, weighing 4
pounds and 15 ounces born Fri
day, July 28, at the Tilden hos
pital Mre. Stevens is the form
er Inez Albright.
KIPPLE—Mr and Mrs. Dur
ven Kipple, of O’Neill, a daugh
ter, Scherlyn. weighing 8V4
pounds, born Monday, July 31,
at the O’Neill hospital.
RICHTER — Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Richter, of Dorsey, a
son, weighing 8 pounds, born
Monday, July 31, at the O’Neill
hospital.
WERT— Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Wert, a daughter, Yvonne,
weighing 8V4 pounds, born
Tuesday, August 1, at the O’
Neill hospital.
EACHER — Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Eacher, of Ewing, a
daughter, Roberta Sue, bom
Friday, July 28, at the Tilden
hospital The young lady ar
rived on her father’s 21st birth
day anniversary.
Californians Are
Honored at Dinner
MIDDLEBRANCH — A large
crowd gathered at the home of
Mr. and Mm. Darrell Heeee
on Sunday, July 30, honoring
Mr. and Mrs Albert Throckmor
ton and Lois, of Los Angeleu,
Calif., who are visiting friends
and relatives in Nebraska and
Missouri.
Those present were: Mr. and
Mm. Albert Throckmorton and
Lois, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Buxton,
Arnott and Dick of Page; Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Derickson jr., and
sons, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Der
ickson and children, and Sam
mie Derickson all of Star; Mr.
and Mrs. Merle Spangler and
eons, and Mr. Bob Wiley, of
Dorsey; Mr. and Mrs. Arden
Laursen and Jeanine of Venus,
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smith and
son, and Mr. and Mrs. Val Smith
all of Verdigre.
Miss Mabel Derickson, who
is attending Boyle college in
Omaha, was also present.
Stax Visitors—
MIDDLEBRANCH — Miss
Mabel Derickson, of Omaha,
and Miss Lois Throckmorton, of
Los Angeles, Calif , spent Sat
urday night at the Wm. Derick -
sno home at Star.
At Lorenx Home—
Mrs. Marv Beckwith, of Em
met ,and Miss Arlene Beckwith,
of Norfolk, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Lorenz Monday afternoon.
Too Late to Classify
WANTED BY BUY: Oats, wheat
and corn.—Corkle Hatchery,
O’Neill. _^
FOR RENT Hay land SW»4
Sec. 31 Twp 28 R 13, 8 miles
south of Emmet. Write: Box
809, Grand Island, Nebr.
13-15c
FOR SALE: Used Dexter wash
ing machine.—Call 369W, O -
Neill, after 5. 13p35
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9 Skin opening 1 Existed
13 Great Lake 2 Algerian city
14 Roam 3 Charactens
15 Dry tic dress
16 Black bird 4 Charge for
18 Decigram _ cervices
19 Herb 5 Area measure
20 Compass point 6 Girl's toy
21 Shouted 7?ad , ,
22 Siamese 8 Symbol for
measure neon
23 Railroad (ab.) 9 Kitchen
25 Negative utensil
26 Sluggish 10 Prayer
stream 11 Get up
29 Window parts 12 Paradise
32 Any I7 New York
33 We
19 Paid notice 44 One (Scot.)
24 Waken 45 Image
25 Rich man 48 Horse’s neck
26 Prohibit hair
27 God of the sky 47 Behold!
28 Employ 49 Head (Fr.)
29 Moccasin 50 War god
30 Piece out 52 Observe
31 Harden 55 Threefold
37 Sinewy (comb, form)
39 Subjugate 57 Symbol for
42 Fish tantalum
43 Musical 58 Selenium
Instrument (symbol)
34 Heart (Egypt)
35 Knight of the
Elephant
(ab.)
36 Doctor’s
assistant
38 Stellar body
40 Whirlwind
41 Soul (Egyfrt)
42 Male swan
44 It is a wild
48 Station (ab.)
81 Invective
53 Ambary
54 Mammal
56 Flower
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HOSPITAL NOTES
O'NEILL HOSPITAL
Admissions: July 26 — Mrs.
Tom Thompson, of Amelia,
medical, condition “fair”; Sha
ron Harkins, of Ewing, tonsil
lectomy, condition “good”;
Ralph Harkins, of Ewing, ton
sillectomy, condition “good.”
29—Lawrence Tenborg, of Em
met. accident. 31—Mrs. Durven
Kipple, of O’Neill; Mrs. Marvin
Richter, of Dorsey; Jeanette
Masterson, of Chambers, ton
sillectomy, condition “good.”
August h—Mrs. Jesse Wert, of
O’Neill; Mrs. John Mick, of At
kinson, medical. 2 —Larry and
Gary Anderson, of O’Neill, ton
sillectomies, condition “good.”
Still in hospital: Mrs. Joe
Schollmeyer, sr., of O’Neill,
condition “good”; Mrs. August
Block, of Walnut, condition
“fair.”
Dismissals: July 28—Sharon
Harkins, of Ewing; Ralph Har
kins, of Ewing. 30 — Mrs. Leo
Culhane and son, of O’Neill;
Mrs. John Dvorak and daugh
ter, of Atkinson; Lawrence Ten
borg, of Emmet. August 1 —
Jeannette Masterson, of Cham
bers. 2—Mrs. Tom Thompson,
of Amelia.
SACRED HEART (Lynch)
Baby Leo Marx, of Spencer,
| "improved”; Mrs. O. J. Drueke,
of O’Neill, medical, dismissed;
Bertha Thiel, of Butte, medic
j al, “improved”; Mrs. Willard
Emrne, of Naper, medical, "im
proved”; Mrs. Oliver Dickey, of
Spencer, medical; Mrs. Allen
Henderson, of Verdel, surgery,
doing well”; John Rossmeier,
of Verdel, medical, condition
“unchanged”. Baby Leo Lamp
man, of Spencer, medical, dis
missed; Mrs- Jack Bcntzen, of
Naper, surgefy, dismissed;
George Courtney, of Lynch,
surgery, dismissed. Mrs. Nora
Dailey, of Bristow medical, “un
changed”; Mrs Leonard Hav
ranek, of Lnch, medical, “good”;
Mrs. William Blitzkie, of Spen
cer, medical, “improving”; Mrs.
Katie Vraspier, of Monowi,
meuical, "unchanged”; Frank
Cuhel, of Verdel, medical, “do
ing well”; John Bainbridge, of
Bristow, medical, “unchanged.”
Tonsillectomies last week: Ju
i ha Ann Sedivy, of Niobrara;
Velma L. Lanman, of Niobrara.
Harold Micanek, of Lynch,
was a medical patient several
days, dismissed.
STUART COMMUNITY
In hospital: Mre. Lola Humer
ick, of Stuart, “fairly good”;
Ben Shaffer, of Stuart, “good.”
Admisions: July 23— James
Murphy, of Stuart. 26—Mr-*. El
mer McClurg, of Stuart, major
surgery, condition "good.”
Dismissals: July 24— James
Murphy.
Gets Additional
Choral Training—
Rosemary Vondracek, in the
public schools, director of chor
al music is attending the Chrks
i tiansen choral school now be
j ing held at Ferry Hall, girls’
i preparatory school in Lake For
est, 111. The choral school, under
the direction of Olaf C. Chris
tiansen, director of the world
famous St Olaf choir, is con^
ducted as a master course for
directors of college, school and
church choirs.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Arthur Duane Tibbets, 20, of
O’Neill, and Charol Jean Wat
! son, 19, of Amelia, July 26.
Donald Earl Sparks, 21, and
Mary Jean Bean, 18, both of
Norfolk, July 31.
Dean Alan VanEvery, 19,
l and Ivalyn June Brady, 18, both
of O’Neill, July 31.
Stuart Visitor—
Mrs. Esther C. Harris was in
1 Stuart Tuesday.
SICK & INJURED
LYNCH — Glenn Rihanek,
1 of Lynch, who was burned at
the Petring Motor Co., of Nor
folk explosion, is burned “quite
badly” but some better as re
ported by the hospital. His wife
and mother have been in Nor
folk to be with him . . . Edward
May was taken to Omaha last
week to consult doctors . . .
“Grandpa” Anderson is “some
what improved” at the Otis
Armfield home at Butte . . . Lit
tle Bobby Pishel, of Verdel, re
ceived a bad cut on hie fore
head. Local doctors dressed the
wound . . . Little Bobby Pucel
ik, of Spencer, had Lynch doc
tors set a “severe” elbow frac
ture which he received while
playing . . . Mrs. Reuben Alvoy,
of Spencer, is reported as “bet
ter” in a Norfolk hospital . .
Mrs. Nick Baker is on the sick
j list.
O’NEILL—Mrs. Dick Tomlin
son’s condition at Our Lady of
Lourdes hospital in Norfolk is
“good" . . • Mrs. A. W. Carroll
returned home Monday, July
31, from Lutheran hospital in
Norfolk, where she had under
gone surgery . . . James Corkle
suffered injury to his foot when
a heavy object fell bruising it
. . . Mrs Fritz Schwager, who
was a polio patient in Omaha
has returned home. She had suf
fered no paralysis . . . Mrs. T
J. Donolgpe injured her leg Sun
day while attending church, j
She was taken to St. Vincent’s
hospital in Sioux City early
Wednesday by ambulance.
EWING—Mrs. Rose Fridley,
who ha* been a patient at Our
Lady of Lourdes hospital in
Norfolk for several weeks, due
to a broken hip, was brought
to the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Katherine Boies, on Sun
day. She is making “satisfacto
ry” progress toward recovery.
Mrs Maude Boies is at Elgin
where she is caring for Mrs. An
na Sheets, who had the misfor
tune to break her hip recently.
AMELIA—Miss LaVern Whit
comb recently had a severe case
of poison ivy. . . . Mrs. Lewine
Wickham returned to Valentine
Sunday. She had been recuper
ating from a recent operation
at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Pierce. . . . Mrs.
Alice Prewitt returned home
July 20 from Lincoln where she
had been hospitalized for sever
al weeks. . . . Irvin Forbes has
been on the sick list recently.
Lee Leder has been assisting
with the work.
PAGE—Mr. and Mrs. Henry
i Eickhoff have received word of
| the illness of their son, Donald
Eickhoff, ADC, who has been
stationed at Westover Air Base,1
Springfield, Mass. He has been
in the hospital there the past 2
weeks. The plans are to take
. him by plane to Boston, Mass.,
for an operation.
CHAMBERS— Henry Walter
i and Ernest Jungbluth drove to
Norfolk Friday to bring Mrs.
Jungbluth and infant son home
from the hospital. . . . Denny
Walter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Art
Walter, had his tonsils removed
at the Lutheran hospital in Nor
folk Wednesday, July 26.
INMAN — Gravdon Hutton,
accompanied by his mother,
Mrs. T. D. Hutton went to Om
aha Thursday to bring Mrs.
Graydon Hutton home. Mis.
Hutton has spent some time in
an Omaha hospital.
STUART—Mrs. Guy Taylor
has returned home from the hos
pital at Rapid City, S. D. . Mrs.
Henrietta Rhodes entered the
Bassett hospital on Friday July
28, where she underwent major
surgery on Monday, July 31.
EMMET —Laurence Tenborg
smashed his right hand in a hay
baler Saturday. He broke a
bone and bruised his hand.
LYNCH NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Land
holm and Miss Mildred Boska,
of Spencer, were Lynch visit
ors Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Gail Hig^ens,
of Spencer, were Lynch visitors
last week.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Micanek
visited at the former is uncle,
Mr. anr^Mrs, V. J. Koscan, home
in Anoka recently .
Mr. and Mrs. Leanord Streit,
of Pickstown, S. D., visited rel
atives here last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Meuller '
and children, of Pickstown, S.
| D , spent Sunday at the Thomas
i Courtney home.
Mrs. Vivian Hasenpflug is
i staying with her brother, Jack
Wilson, while his wife is in the
hospital.
Mrs. Catherine Anderson, of
Verdel, is assisting her daught
er, Mrs. Skip Wheeler, this
week.
Young Folks to
Have Charge of Show—
NORTH OF STUART — Of
special interest to Cleveland
people will be church services
August 6, 13 and 20 during the
vacation for the regular pastor,
Rev. Orin Graff.
On August 6 services will be
conducted by Bill Mulford, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mul
ford, and a Hastings college
junior, who plans to be a na
tional missionary. There will be
special music by Lorraine Coats
and Nancy Cowles, both young
people of the Stuart Community
church.
On August 13 services will be
conducted by Helen MeClurg,
daughter of Elmer MeClurg, of
Cleveland, who plans to leave
soon for Sitka, Alaska, to begin
work as a missionary instructor
for Sheldon Jackson junior
college. Special music will be
provided by Sterling Rainey,
jr., of Louviers, Colo., and Miss
McClurg’s brother, Vernon Mc
Clurg.
August 20 services will be
conducted by Henry Warren, of
Atkinson, son of Mrs. Feme
Warren. He is a Hastings college
graduate this year. There will
be special music by Donna
Krotter, of Stuart, and Onie
MeClurg, of Atkinson.
Frontier for printing!
Legion and Commercial
Club Sponsor Celebration—
EWING—Sanders post 214 of
the American Legion and the
Commercial club of Ewing joint
ly sponsored a celebration on
Tuesday and Wednesday, Au
gust 1 and 2.
The Curl Amusement Co. was
on hand with its rides, side
shows and other entertainma.it.
A baseball game between
Chambers and Page was sched
uled for Wednesday afternoon.
In the evening of the same day,
a pavement dance was held at
the west end of Main street with
Leonard’s Starlighters from Ne
ligh furnishing the music.
NOTICE
Water bills will not be sent
out for quarter ending June 30,
1950. Bills will be included in
billing for quarter ending Sep
tember 30, 1950.
—CITY WATER
DEPARTMENT
(First pub. August 3, 1950.)
NOTICE OF SUIT
TO: Prey Brothers; the heirs,
devisees, legatees, personal rep
resentatives and all other per
sons interested in the estate of
H. E. Prey, also known as Har
ry Earl Prey, deceased, real
names unknown; and all per
sons having or claiming any in
terest in the Northwest Quar
ter of Section Thirty - four,
Township Thirty - two North,
Range Thirteen West of the 6th
P. M. in Holt County, Nebras
ka, real names unknown, de
fendants.
You and each of you are here
by notified that on the 2nd day
of August, 1950, Emma F. Prey
as plaintiff, filed her petition in
the District Court of Holt Coun
ty, Nebraska, against you as de
fendants, the object and prayer
of which is to quiet and confirm
the title in her, the said Emma
F. Prey, to the real estate hen^
inabove specifically describe*,
/ against you and each of you
and to secure a Decree of Court
that you have no interest m,
right or title to, or lien upon
said real estate, or any part
thereof; and for general equit
able relief.
You are required to answer
said petition on or before the
11th day of September, 1950.
Dated this 2nd day of Au
gust, 1950.
EMMA F. PREY,
Plaintiff.
By JULIUS D. CRONIN
Her Attorney
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