FUTURE SUBSCRIBERS
CULVER—Mr. and Mrs. Low
ell Culver, of O’Neill, a son, Da
vid Lowell, 4-months-old, adopt
ed Friday, December 15.
FRISCH—Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Frisch, of Lynch, a son, born
Tuesday, Decern heft- 12, at the
Sacred Heart hospital in Lynch.
Mrs, Frisch is the former LeRee
Wade.
JEDLICKA—Mr. and Mrs. Ot
to Jedlicka, of Verdigre, a daugh
ter, bom Tuesday, December 12,
nt the Sacred Heart hospital in
Lynch.
HASENPFLUG—Mr. and Mis.
Norman Hasenptflug, of Niobra
ra, a daughter, Janice Leigh,
weighing 1'k pounds, born Fri
day, December 8, at the Sacred
Heart hospital in Lynch.
KAUP — Mr. and Mm. Law
rence Kaup, of Stuart, a daugh
ter, Mary Lou, weighing 8 pounds
• » « » % M *_Jt_
and 1 ounce, bom Tuesday, De
cember 12, at the Stuart Com
munity hospital.
PAPKE—Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Papke, of Stuart, a son, Ge.ry
P.aymond, weighing 6 pounds and
5 ounces, born Wednesday, De
cember 13, at the Stuart Com
munity hospital.
PERRY—Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Perry, a son, Keith Duane, weigh
ing 8 pounds 11 ounces, born
Thursday, December 14, at Our
Lady of Lourdes hospital in Nor
folk. This is the couple’s third
child and second son.
BEEBOUT—Mr. and Mrs. Mer
lin Beebout, of Ainsworth, a son,
weighing 8 pounds, born Mon
day, December 18, at Ainsworth.
The baby is the first great-grand
son of Mrs. Vannie Newman.
BAKERr—Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Baker, of Atkinson, a son, Dan
iel Ray, weighing 6 pounds 8
ounces, born Friday, December
15, at the Barrett nursing home
in Atkinson.
DICKERSON—Capt. and Mrs.
Roy Dickerson, of Lawton, Okla.,
(twin sons, James William and
John Roy, weighing 7 pounds 6
ounces and 6 pounds 14 ounces,
respectively, born Tuesday, De
cember 12, at Lawton. Captain
Dickerson, a former Atkinson
Graphic employee, recently was
! called to active duty. He is sta
tioned at Ft. Sill, Okla., with a
! field artillery organization.
VAN BUREN — Mr. and Mrs.
j Ralph Van Buren, of Dorsey a
daughter, weighing 9 pounds,
! born Saturday, December 16.
ANDERSON — Mr. and Mrs.
i W'illiam Anderson, of O’Neill, a
daughter, weighing 10 pounds 6
ounces, born Tuesday, Dec., 19.
MILLER—Mr. and Mrs. John
Miller, of Ewing, a daughter,
weighing 8 pounds, born Wed
nesday, December 20.
SEHI—Mr. and Mrs. Mark Se
hi, of Deloit, a daughter, Wanda
Mae, born Monday, December 11,
in a Norfolk hospital.
CORRECTION
DOOLITTLE—Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Doolittle, jr., of Amelia, a
daiuighter, Vickie Ralinda, born
: Wednesday, November 29. The
mother is the former Miss En
i body.
Visit Columbus—
Mrs. Lod Janousek, Mr. and
Mrs. George Janousek and Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Schmit went
to Columbus Sunday, December
17, to visit Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Hile.
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE: 8x9 Bigelow ax
minister rug, floral pattern,
maroon background. Good con
dition. — Mrs. John Hall, O’
Neill. 33c
FOR SALE: Winch for regular
tractor, will also fit F20 Inter
national. —Clyde Burge, Am
elia. 33p35
CARD OF THANKS
TO THE friends and relatives
who helped me at the time of
my accident and to all who
sent cards and visited me. A
very sincere thank you! —
James A. Boyle, and Family.
33p50
SICK & INJURED
i ATKINSON—Miss Anna Cou
fal is a patient at the Methodist
hospital in Omaha. . . Fred Rich
ardson spent several days last
week in a hospital at Ainsworth.*
He had suffered from what was
described as an ulcer on one o*
his eyes. He is “much improved”
at this time but expects to con
sult a specialist soon, as this is
the second time the trouble has
occurred. Charley Mlinar has
been having the same experience
and has been to specialists in
Norfolk. The exact cause has not
been determined in either case
, , . James Tracy is "critically ill”
at the home of his son, George.
Mr. Tracy served as janitor of
the Atkinson public school for
many years and is known to most
as "Jim" . . . Pneumonia patients
at the Stuart Community hospit
al from Atkinson this week in
clude Mrs. Henry Dobrovolny
and Fiank Solformoser . . . Eliza
beth Wilcox returned Saturday,
D cernber 17, from Stuart where
she had been a pneumonia pa
tient. Miss Wilcox is seventh
grade teacher at the Atkinson
public school. . . George Spence
is "critically ill” at his home in
Atkinson. .. Simon Schaaf’s con
dition is “fair." . Mrs. Rex Beck
with has been spending several
weeks helping to care for her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Seger,
who are ill. Mr. Seger, of Inman,
is bedfast and has been for
sometime. Mrs. Seger was taken
to O’Neill (for care the first of
the week. Mr. Seger’s condition
is considered “critical,” Mrs. Se
ger is "somewhat improved.”
EWING—Mr. and Mrs. Benja
min Larson, accompanied by his
brother, Harry Larson, of Alzada,
Moht., went to Rochester, Minn.,
on Saturday where Mrs. Larson
had an appointment for a physi
cal checkup at the Mayo clinic
on Monday. Harry Larson will
also have a checkup there. . .
Mrs. Perry Sai9er, who has been
ailing for several months, went
to Rochester, Minn., on Friday
where she will undergo medical
treatment. She was accompanied
by Mr. Saiser and her daughter,
Mrs. Gordon Hoag, of Omaha. • •
Mrs. James Pennington has been
having a seige of influenza the
past week. Her mother, Mrs. Roy
Green, of Cedar Rapids, has
helped care for her and her fam
ily. . . Ernie Norwood, who has
been a patient for the past month
at the Veterans hospital at Grand
Island, is back home again
“much improved.’’ . . Mr. and
Mrs. Leland Welke took their
oldest son, Milan, to Norfolk on
Monday, December 11, for a
physical checkup. He is able to
be back in school. . . Mr. and
| Mrs. John Walker and son, Bob
bie, were in Norfolk on Monday,
December 11. Bobbie, who re
cently had his tonsils removed,
had a medical examination.
O’NEILL—Mrs. Neil F. Clarke,
j who was in a hospital for one
land one - half weeks, stayed a
week with her parents in Or
chard. She is now home recup
erating. The children are in Or
chard with their grandparents...
Richard Perry and Mrs. Maurice
Cavanaugh went to Norfolk Sun
day to see their new son and new
grandson, respectively, Keith
| Duane Perry, and Mrs. Perrv at
'Our Lady of Lourdes hospital.
Test Your Intelligence
Score 10 points for each correct answer in the first six problems.
1. Which of the following is not a material used in women’s clothing?
—pongee —vellum —organza —voile
2. How old are the Dionne quintuplets?
—15 —16 —17 —18
3. Three of the following basketball players stand almost seven feet
tall. Which one does not?
—Don Otten —Bob Kurland —George Mikan
—Tony Lavelli
4. A pomelo is another name for the:
—grapefruit —pineapple —lime —pomegranate
5. The capital of North Korea is:
—Pusan —Pyongyang —Chosin —Seoul
6. Smokers will know which of the following terms pertain to a
match.
—coffin-nail —fag -smoke-stick —lucifer
7. Four of our states have been nicknamed after trees. In the follow
ing matching problem, you are asked to place the letter preceding ,
each state listed at left in the proper space at right, where the
nicknames have been listed. Score yourself 10 points for each
correct judgment.
(A) South Carolina —“Magnolia State"
(B) Maine —“Evergreen State”
(C) Mississippi —“Pine Tree State”
(D) Washington —“Palmetto State”
Total your points. A score of 0-20 is poor; 30-60, average; 70-80,
superior; 90-100, very superior.
ANSWERS TO
Intelligence Test
1—Vellum. 2—16. 3—Tony La
velli. 4—Grapefruit. 5—Pyong
yang. 6—Lucifer. 7—(A) Pal
metto; (B) Pine Tree; (C) Mag
nolia; (D) Evergreen.
. . . Mrs. John Osenbaugh, jr., re
turned from a Lincoln hospital
Sunday with her new little
daughter, Sandra Sue. . . . C. J.
Gatz is spending a few days in.
the Clarkson hospital in Omaha
taking tests. . . Frank Murray is
in the Veterans hospital in Grand
Island this week. . . Mts. Hiram
Johnson is in St. Joseph’s hospi
tal in Sioux City. . . Hilda Mc
Kim entered St. Catherin’e hospi
tal in Omaha Saturday, Decem
ber 16. Her condition is “improv
ed.” . . Mr. and Mrs. James
Boyle received word from their
son, Pfc. Edgar Boyle, that he
arrived in Yokohama, Japan, and
was taken “seriously ill.” He was
flown to Tokyo and operated on
for appendicitis. He is “getting
along fine.”
STUART—Mrs. Mary Willer
ling is confined to her home with
an ankle injury . . . John New
man is receiving medical care in
the Veteran's hospital at Grand
Island . . . Bruce Shald is recov
ering from a brain hemorhage,,
which resulted from a highway
accident. He is in St. Anthony’s
hospital at Martin, S. D.
AMELIA — George Holcomb
has been having a seige of influ
enza. Allie Sammons took him to
an Atkinson doctor Friday and
Saturday. , . Mrs. Paul Fisher is '
recovering from a severe case of
pinkeye. . . Mr. and Mrs. Levi
Clemens have received word
from the Lloyd Clemens family
stating that Betty Clemens is ill
with rheumatic fever.
LYNCH—Dr. G. B. Ira, who
has been ill, is ‘igetting along
well.” . . Janis Mae Ellwanger
was dismissed from the Sacred
Heart hospital Friday, Decem
ber 15, and returned to her home
at Butte. She had suffered a bro
ken leg when the wheel of a
wagon loaded with corn went
over her leg several weeks ago.
. . Dennis Steinback, of Verdel,
underwent an appendectomy at
the Sacred Heart hospital on
Thursday, December 14.
CELIA—Darrel and Dale, 10
months-old twin sons of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Focken, have been
having a seige of pneumonia the
past week. Another son, Doyle,
has been quite sick with influ
enza.
NORTH OF STUART— Char
les Sweet returned to school on
Monday, December 18, after sev
eral weeks absence because of
whooping cough.
CHAMBERS — Donald Hogge
ivas taken to a Norfolk hospital
Wednesday, December 12, for an
appendicitis operation. He was
expected to return Sunday.
PAGE —Munson Stewart was
able to be outdoors Saturday for
the first time in four weeks after
being confined to his home by
illness.
SOUTH OF STUART— School
was not held in district 58 Mon
day because of the illness of the
father of the teacher, Mrs. Ruth
Krotter.
O'NEILL LOCALS
Mrs. Glenn Gettert and sister,
Miss Theresa Liable, visited their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Lia
ble, in Atkinson Sunday.
John Berigan, a student at the
Universtiy of Nebraska, will
spend Christmas with his par
ents, the J. J. Berigans.
Miss Joan Brady is expected
home Friday from Doane college,
Crete, to spend the holidays with
her parents, the Lloyd Bradys.
Miss Nancy Beha is with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Be
ha, for her vacation. Miss Beha
attends St. Mary’s college, Xav
ier, Kans.
Darrel Adamson, of Fullerton,
is visiting his brother, E. F. Ad- •
amson, and Mrs. Adamson this
week.
Mrs. Vannie Newman and Mrs.
J. rry Babl visited Mr. and Mrs.
William Sehiessler and family, of
Ainsworth.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Borg and
children, of Rapid City, S. D.,
have been visiting her mother,
Mrs. William J. Biglin. She ar
rived M o n d a y, December 11,
and he came last Thursday. They
left Monday for Sioux Falls, S.
D., where they’ll spend Christ
mas.
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Fore
man and Byron and Craig, of
Bristow, visited Mrs. Claude
Bates Monday.
Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Gilder
sleeve and two daughters are
spending Christmas in Los Ange
les, Calif., with relatives. They
expect to be home around New
Years’.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Adamson
spent the weekend at Ogallala.
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a real moneysaving bargain for
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Thursday Only STAR SPECIALS ! I
1,000 Hogs Estimated for Today
• Upwards of 1.000 head of hogs are estimated ioi■ today'
day) at the regular weekly sale. These will include 200 head
of feeder pigs.
. Cattle receipt, probably will exceed 500 with
consignments of heifer and steer calves Here
of today's sale will be the auction of_12 hea o r g year.old
ford bulls, all of WHR breeding. These include one y
proven sire.
O’NEHL LIVESTOCK MARKET
(Formerly Fredrickson Livestock ComrauC^)
LEIGH & VERNE REYNOLDSON. Managers
Phone 2 O NelU
Corkle Hatch.
— PHONE 19 —
* THURSDAY STAR SPECIAL *
NOW ON TRACK - A CARLOAD OF
LINCOY
$86 Per You
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M. E. JACOBSON
Phone 415
Best Buy in Our Pre-Inventory
Clearance Sale !
USED SERVEL
REFRIGERATOR
Two-years-old . . . 8-cu. foot size . .
features a freezer across the top. e
original price when it was delivered
new was $419, but our special price
only . . .
$195
GONDERINGER MOTOR CO.
"Home of Dependable Transportation"
HUDSON - DODGE
ATKINSON PHONE 8311
* THURSDAYSTARSPECIAL *
1947 WILLYS
STATION WAGON
Here’s an excellent bargain for some
one . . . 4-cylinders, 2 - wheel drive,
new tires, motor has been completely
overhauled, upholstery and body are
in good condition . . . this car has an
overdrive and a good heater.
Our Special Sale Price
$875
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