FUTURE SUBSC RIBERS
HOOD—Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Hood, of Bristow, a daughter,
Donna June, weighing 6 pounds,
bom Sunday, August 24, at the
Sacred Heart hospital at Lynch.
CONNOT—Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry Connot, of Fairfax, S. D., a
daughter, born Monday, August
28, at the Sacred Heart hospital
at Lynch.
MOODY—Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Leland Moody of Lynch, a
daughter, born Thursday, Au
gust 24, at the Sacred Heart hos
pital in Lynch. Mrs. Moody is
the former Lucille Rossmeier.
This is their second daughter.
HOLOUBEK — Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Holoubek, of Omaha, a
son, Douglas John, weighing 7
' pounds, born Sunday, August
■jO, at an Omaha hospital. Mrs.
Holoubek is the former Alma
Schissler, former Spencente.
Mrs. Josef a Sedivy, ol Spencer,
is the great-grandmother.
EDWARDS — Mr. and Mrs.
Delos Edwards, of Oshkosh, a
daughter, born Saturday, Au
gust 5. Mrs. Edwards is the
lormer Tillie Bee Nolle, of
Lyncn, and this is their third
"lEE— Mr. and Mrs. Francis
D. Lee, ol Atkinson, a son, Da
vid Everett, born Thursday, Au
gust 31, in the Stuart hospital.
SMITH — Mr. and Mrs.
George C* Smith, of Chambeis,
a daughter, Margai^et Eileen,
weighing 7*& pounds, born Sun
day, September 3, in O Neill
KEiS — Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Reis, of Atkinson, a son, born
Tuesday, August 29, at the Bar
rett nursing home in Atkinson.
BECK— Mr. and Mrs. Beryl
Beck, of Atkinson, a son, born
Tuesday, August 29, at the Stu
art hospital.
PRUSSA — Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Prussa, of Atkinson, a
daughter, born Thursday, Au
gust 31, at the Barrett nursing
home in Atkinson. Mrs. Prussa
is the former Catherine Flan
nery. _ .
BURDEN—Mr. and Mrs. 1 aul
Burden, of Lincoln, a son, born
Friday, August 25. Mrs- Burden
as the former Janice Wilson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. P
Wilson, of Stuart
KRAMER — Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Kramer, of Burban-c,
S D., a son, weighing 9 Mi
pounds, bom Saturday, August
26. Raymond is a son of Mr. and
Mrs- August Kramer, of Stuart.
STORJ6HN — Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Storjohn, of O’Neill, a
daughter, bom Saturday noon,
September 2, at Sacred Heart
hospital in Lynch.
SCOTT—Mr. and Mrs. Del
bert Scott, of Butte, a son, Phil
Morgan, born Tuesday, August
29, at Sacred Heart hospital in
Lvnch. This is their second child.
Mother and baby departed Mon
day for their home.
KOPECKY — Mr. and Mrs
Lewis Kopecky, jr., of Inman,
a son, Richard Ralph, weighing
8 pounds 4 ounces, born at 10:43
p. m. Sunday, September 3, in
a Norfolk hospital. Birth was
by Caesarian section. Condi
tion of mother is “satisfactory”
and that of the baby is “good”.
This is their first child and the
elder Kopecky’s first grandchild.
TESCH — Mr. and Mrs. Ger^
aid Tesch. of Fremont, a daugh
ter, born Thursday, August 31.
Mrs. Tesch is the former Ra
mona Doolittle, of Amelia.
GIBBS— Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Gibbs, of Orchard, a daughter,
born Wednesday. August 30, at
the O’Neill hospital.
THOMPSON —Mr. and Mrs.
Emmitt Thompson, of Page, a
daughter. Carol, born Thursday,
August 31, at the O’Neill hospi
tal. __
WREDE—Mr. and Mrs. Vern
Wrede, of O’Neill, a son, born
Saturday, September 2, at the
O’Neill hospital.
DAVIS— Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Davis, of Page, a son, Harry
Michael, born Sunday, Septem
ber 3, at the O’Neill hospital.
PELSTER—Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Pelster, of Ewing, a daughter,
bom recently. Mrs. Pelster is
the former Mildred Hupp. They
have another daughter.
HOSPITAL NOTES
SACRED HEART (Lynch)
Mrs. Harold Leise, of U’Neill,
medical care, dismissed August
| 4Z. Mrs. Deo Marx and baby
son, of Spencer, dismissed. Mel
! Jay Long, of Dyncn, surgery,
dismisseu. Mrs. Mary SteinDacn,
oi Monowi, medical case, "bet
ter.” Mrs. Cecilia Liewer, ot
| Butte, medical case, “doing
| well.' Ricky Wheeler, of Lynch,
surgery, dismissed. Mrs. Cather
ine B. Beitzel, of White Horse
ranch, dismissed. Nathan Prit
chett, of Lynch, medical case,
condition 'poor.” Mrs. Jack
Wilson, of Redbird, surgery,
dismissed.
Mrs. Leonard Havranek, of
Dyncn, medical case, "doing
well.” Mrs. George Classen, oi
Spencer, medical case, "doing
well.” Harold Micanek, or
Lynch, medical case, "up and
aDout. ’ Baby A1 Wayne Miller,
of Dustin, medical case, "doing
well.” Mrs. George Hansen, oi
O’Neill, medical case, dismissed.
Mrs. Jack Darnell, of Lynch,
tonsillectomy, dismissed. Dennis
Darnell, of Lynch, tonsillecto
my, dismissed.
Mrs. Albert Nemic, of Spen
cer, medical case, dismissed.
Mrs. Herman Neumiller, of Na
per, medical case, "doing well.”
Mrs. Ray Kurtz, of O’Neill, med
ical case, “feeling better.” Mrs.
Eldon Sedivy, of Redbird, med
ical case, dismissed. Mrs. Harry
Tichy, of Niobrara, medical
case, dismissed. Mrs. Marvin
Drobny, of Walnut, medical
case, dismissed. Sharon Kay
Christensen, of Lynch, tonsil
lectomy.
Janet A. Christensen, of Mon
owi, tonsillectomy, dismissed.
Cecil Scott, of Niobrara, med
icalical case, “doing well." Mrs.
Delbert Scott, of Butte, “doing
well.” Vern Stewart, of Center,
accident, “doing well.” Baby
Gerald Louis Hamilton, of Fair
fax, S. D., medical case, dismiss
ed. Bert Quick, of Butte, acci
dent, dismissed. Mrs. J. David,
of Lynch, appendectomy Au
gust 29, "doing well.”
O'NEILL HOSPITAL
Admissions: August 31—Mrs.
Emmitt Thompson, of Page;
Linda Wayman, of O’Neill, ton
sils and adenoids, condition
“good”; Rosalie Hogancamp, of
O’Neill, medical, transferred to
Methodist hospital, of Sioux
City. September 1—Faye Scat
ter, of Lincoln, medical, condi
tion "improved.” 2—Mrs. Vern
Wrede, of O’Neill. 3—Mrs. Lyle
Davis, of Page; Mrs. George
Smith, of Chambers.
* Still in hospital: Mrs. August
Blocx, of Walnut, condition
“same.”
Dismissals: August 31— Eva
Cunningham, of O’Neill. Sep
tember 1!—Linda Wayman, of |
O’Neill; Victor Mikklesen, of
Chambers; Mrs. Virgil Pinker
man and son, of Redbird; 4—
Mrs. Emmitt Thompson and
daughter, o f Page; Marvin
Clouse, of O’Neill; Mrs. Don
Berg and son, of O’Neill. 5 —
Mrs. Lyle Gibbs and daughter,
of Orchard. 6—Mrs. Lyle Davis
and son, of Page.
COMMUNITY (Stuart)
In hospital:Mre. Lola Hum
erick, of Stuart, “good.”
Admissions: August 28—Dick
Kaup, of Stuart, accident,‘‘good’’;
Mrs. Emma Keating, of Atkin
son, medical "good.” 29—Miss
Bunny Seger, of Stuart, minor
surgery; Mrs- Pauline Beck, of
Atkinson. 30 — Mrs. Vivian Lee,
of Atkinson.
Dismissals: August 27 — Bil
lie Kaplan, of Stuart. 30—Miss
Bunny Seger, of Stuart.
CHAMBERS NEWS
Dr. and Mrs. Vernon Van
Horn and children of Orchard,
were weekend guests in the
Richard Smith home.
Mrs. Henry Pruss, of O’Neill,
spent from Friday night until
Monday night with her sister
in-law, Mrs. Louise Crandall.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Van
Horn and children, of Orchard;
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Harley spent Sunday
afternoon in the Willard Thom
son home.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Harley
returned Monday from Maga
zine, Ark., where they had been
visiting their daughter and hus
band, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Mc
Kay, and children.
AMELIA NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wilson
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Cleveland were Sunday
dinner guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tams.
Lorenzo Smith and Albert
Lapier, of Lake View, Mich.,
spent a few days visiting at the
Robert Tams home.
CDA
CARD PARTY
SUN., SEPT. 10
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Everyone
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SICK & INJURED
LYNCH—Mrs. Glen Rihanek
is reported “good” in the Luth
eran hospital at Norfolk follow
ing major surgery. . . . Glen Ri
hanek, who is an accident case
in the Lutheran hospital at Nor
folk, is “good.” . . . Mrs. Jake
Neiman, of Lynch, is “much im
proved” after a severe sickness
at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Chris Jensen, of Oakdale.
. . . Mrs. Ben Nelson, northwest
of Lynch, was painfully burned
about her face and arms when
leaking gas exploded as she
started to light a fire. Doctors
dressed the burns and she is
“doing well.”
EWING— Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Spittler, of Omaha, came Friday
to spend the weekend at the
home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Spittler. Richard Spitt
ler, who has been a surgical pa
tient at Lutheran hospital in
Omaha, accompanied them
home. . . . Miss Laura Zimmer
man, who recently returned to
Ogden, Utah, after spending
the summer vacation with
homefolks, had the misfortune
to fall while attending a teach
ers’ meeting. She sustained a
broken vertebra and will be in
a cast for some time.
PAGE — W. F. Williamson,
77, has been on the sick list for
a week . . . Mrs- Alton Brad
dock returned home Sunday
from St. Joseph’s hospital at
Sioux City, where she had been
a patient following an opera
tion on an injured knee^ . . .
Donald Eickhoff, ADC, who sub
mitted to a major operation at
Chelsea Naval hospital, Che
lsea. Mass., last week, is re
ported getting along “good’’ . . .
Mrs. Bert Finley, who has been
confined to her home for the
past IV2 weeks because of ill
ness, is “improving.’’
O’NEILL — Mrs. Walter O’
Malley fell and broke her hip
last Thursday. She lay on the
kitchen floor for nearly 3 hours
before anyone came to summon
help. Mrs. O’Malley was taken
to a Sioux City hospital in a
Biglin Bros, ambulance. . . .
Rosalie Hogancamp, 12, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hogan
camp, was taken' to the Method- j
ist hospital in Sioux City Friday
for treatment.
AMELIA — Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Barnes went to Omaha
Saturday, returning Sunday.
They brought their infant
daughter, Cheryl Rae, home.,
She had bee nin a hospital un
til she gained sufficient weight
to come home.
NORTH OF STUART — Mas
ter Larry Allyn has been suf
fering with a severe sore throat
caused by falling on a stick
that ran into the back of his
throat. Larry is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Allyn.
ATKINSON— David Everett
Lee, 14%-pound infant son of
Mr. and Mrs. Francis D. Lee,
was rushed to an Omaha hospi
tal Monday.
DELOIT—Jim Hupp, of Oma
ha, recently underwent an op
eration. . . Maurice Hupp had a
similar experience recently.
CHAMBERS — Victor Mik
kelson returned Friday from
the O’Neill hospital.
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE: Good piano.—Mrs.
Austin Searles, call 18F12.
18-19c
WANTED TO BUY: Used fold
ing baby carriage, used high
chair.—Frank Shefl, O’Neill.
18p35
O’Neill Markets
Wednesday Noon. September 6
(Prices subject to change)
Com, No. 2 yellow_1.33
Barley . 1.00
Wheat, No. 2_1.93
Oats_.70
Rye __1.12
Butterfat, No. 1- .58
Eggs_ .25
Heavy hens_.16
Light hens-.13
Heavy springs- .23
Light springs-.21
EWING NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Costello,
of Wisner, were callers at the
home of John Archer and S. W.
Brion on Monday.
The Maurice Archer family,
who have been guests of rela- |
tives the past week, moved their
household goods to Grand Is
land this week where Mr. Ar
cher has been transferred by
the Cudahy Co.
Mr. and Mrs. John Murry, of
Omaha, and Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Rowell, of California, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Archer on Monday, August 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Spittler
moved from Stafford the fore
part of the week to the residence
vacated recently by Mr. and
Mrs. John Walker and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Allen
and family returned Sunday
from a trip to Dale, 111. They j
report having a very good time |
and that there has been many
changes in the old home town
since Mr. Allen last visited 17
yeare ago.
Guests at the home of Luth
er Buxton on Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Eyer, of Royal, and
Mrs. Nina Churchill, of Den
ver, Colo.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morri
son, of Creighton, and their
daughter, Mrs. Fred Carey, of
Missouri, were visitors at the
Luther Buxton home on Wed
nesday, August 30.
Callers at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Wulf over the
weekend were: Mr. and Mrs. P.
C r a 11 y, of Clearwater; Mrs.
Chas. Cratty, of Grinnell, la.;
and Mr. and Mrs- Mark Maben,
of Clearwater, who just return
ed from a vacation trip to Col
orado, Wyoming and the Black
Hills.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wunner
celebrated their 44th wedding
anniversary on Sunday. In hon
or of the occasion the following
relatives wehe enteHtained at
their home: Mr. and Mrs. R. J.
Drewlow, Mr. and Mrs- Elmer
Loe and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Mc
Kinsey, all from Stanton. Bou
quets of sweetpeas and a wed
ding cake made a beautiful cen
terpiece for the dinneer table.
Mr. and Mrs. Wunner were pre
sented a gift by the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Shain and
Jean Welke took Miss Vaulda
Welke to Wayne on Sunday
where she will enroll at the Ne
braska State Teachers college
for her senior year. On the way
home the Shains and Jean vis-(
ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.'
Arthur McKay and also attend
ed the Dirve In theatre.
The Altar society, of St. Pet
er’s chufch, held a business
meeting on Tuesday evening,
August 29. Mrs. Frances Shaw,
the president, presided. Mrs.
Wilda Carr’s resignation as
treasurer was accepted and
Mrs. Peter Heintz elected to
fill the vacancy.
Mrs. Rose Bauer and family
accompanied Mrs. Gail Boies to
Neligh on Thursday.
Mks. Gatil Boies took Mrs
Rose Bauer to Grand Island on
Friday where she left by tram
for Delta, Utah, to visit at the
home of a sister, Mrs. L e e
Nutsch. During her absence,
Geraldine, Catherine, Mary
Ann and Jerry Bauer will be
guests at the Boies home.
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USED CARS-JEEPS-PICKUPS
1 —1938 Chev. good condition . . $250
1 — 1947 Ford- O. K. in every way
1 — 1 948 4 Wheel Drive Willys Pickup
1 — 1 949 Willys Station Wagon like new
1 —1936 Dodge - good condition . . $ 1 50
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Old Fashioned COARSE
BOLOGNA lb 43c
BEEF BOAST lb S9c
WHITING
FtSH 2Lbs 3ic
RARE TREAT CIDER
VINEGAR Qt. Btle.15c
PEN-JEL OR
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RARE TREAT
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DRESSING
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RARE TREAT
MUSTARD Qt. Jar ...15c
RARE TREAT R. S. P.
CHERRIES 2 r. 45c
RARE TREAT CRUSHED
PINEAPPLE-'" 1.09
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14-OZ. BILE..23c
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Average Live Weight 3 to 3 Vi Lbs.
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CRACKERS 29c
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CREAM STYLE GOLDEN
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3 NO. 2 CANS.. 29c
lie aJAX lie
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CARROTS 2 Bun. 15c
MEDIUM SIZE
OBARCES 3 lbs 25c
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I 00 Lbs. Print _4.29
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100 Lbs., Meal, Nuggets 4.79 »
40% HOG SUPPLEMENT
I 00 Lbs., Meal, Pellets5.69
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