FUTURE SUBSCRIBERS
KNOUSE—Mr. and Mrs. John
Knouse, of Spencer, a son, bom
Saturday, February 10, at the
Sacred Heart hospital, at Lynch.
KACZOR—Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Kaczor, of Spencer, a son, born
Sunday, February 11, at the Sac
red Heart hospital, at Lynch.
LOWER—Mr. and Mrs. Byron
Lower, of Verdel, a son, born
Monday, February 12, at the
Sacred Heart hospital, at Lynch.
Mrs. Lower is the former Melba
Black, of Verdel. This is the
Lower’s second child.
McCARTNEY—Mr. and Mrs.
Robert McCartney, of Bristow, a
son, Roger Craig, weighing 8
pounds, 7 ounces, born Thurs
day, February 15, at the Sacred
«Heart hospital at Lynch. Mrs.
McCartney is the former Irene
(Moss, of Stuart, and this is the
McCartney’s first child.
CARDWELL—Mr. and Mrs. R.
H. Cardwell, of Alcora, Wyo., a
son, Richard Roy, weighing 7
pounds 5 Vi ounces, born Wednes
day, January 31. Mrs. Cardwell
will be remembered in Stuart as
Mary Ketterl.
MATSON—Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Matson, of Igloo, S. D., a daugh
ter, weighing 6 pounds 8 ounces,
born Tuesday, February 6. Mr.
Matson is a son of Mr. ana Mrs.
F. L. Matson, of Stuart, and Mrs.
Matson will be remembered as
Darlene Kallemeyn, whose par
ents formerly lived in Stuart.
LAWRENCE — Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Lawrence, of Valentine, a
son, born Thursday, February 15.
KLINETOBE — Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Klinetobe, of Ewing, a son,
Carl Dean, born Friday, Febru
ary 9.
PARKS—Mr. and Mrs. Robert
L. Parks, of O’Neill, a son, Den
nis Lee, weighing IVi pounds,
born Wednesday, February 14.
This is the first grandchild of
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Sargent.
PINKERMAiN—Mr. and Mrs.
James W. Pinkerman, of Omaha,
a daughter, born recently. The
Finkermans, known at Inman,
have three other children—two
daughters and one son.
DERICKSON—Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Derickson, of Star, a daugh
ter, Claudia Claire, weighing 7
pounds, 14 ounces, born Thurs
day, February 15, at the O’Neill
hospital.
HEREFORDS SET
HIGH AVERAGE—
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son for $770; Napier & Sons, of
Ewing, paid $750 for a hull
shown by Henry Wood; Nick
chased a bull from Marvin Sny
Suckstorf, of Bloomfield, pur
der, of Page, for $740, and $735
for a bull shown by Harold Van
Vleck & Sons, of Clearwater;
Ottmar V. Poessnecker, of Atkin
son, paid $700 for a bull shown
by Forrest Farrand, of O’Neill;
DeWayne E. Connell, of Mana
ville, purchased a bull shown by
Marvin Snyder for $700.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Robert Ross Axtell, of Ham
burg, la., and Miss Louise Ann
Iler, of O’Neill, on February J6.
Morris Evermond Kirkpatrick
and Miss Darlene Elizabeth Sum
mers, both of O’Neill, on Febru
ary 17.
Too Late to Classify
WANTED: Two neat-appearing
ladies as waitresses, part-time
or full-time.—Slat’s New Im
proved Steak House, O’Neill.
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FOR RENT: 2 room apartment,
partly modern.—Mrs. Leonard
Peterson, O’Neill. 42c
FOR SALE: Gladioli bulbs for
sale, treated.—Mr .and Mrs. W.
B. Lamb, O’Neill. 42
CARD OF THANKS
I WISH to take this means of
thanking everyone who sent
me cards and visited me while
I was in the Lynch hospital
and after my return home.
42c GEORGE SYF1E, SR.
SICK & INJURED
O’NEILL—Vernon Dye has a
slight case of flu this week. . . !
Mrs. Louis Niles returned home
Saturday from Our Lady of
Lourdes hospital in Norfolk . . .
Dave Bellar is “on the mend”
now from a touch of pneumonia,
heart attack and the flu . . . Lit
tle Deborah Barnes, seven
months old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Barnes, had a tum
or removed from her finger at
the University hospital in Oma
ha. She returned Sunday after
having been a patient for a week
. . . Mrs. Mabel McKenna enter
ed St. Vincent’s hospital in
Sioux City Wednesday, Febru
ary 14, and stayed two days . . .
Mrs. John Cleary entered St. Vin
cent’s hospital in Sioux City last
(Thursday . . . Susan Hynes, 6
months-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Pat Hynes, returned Sun
day from Our Lady of Lourdes
hospital in Norfolk where she
had been a patient with a cold
and complications for six days.
She is “fine” now . . . Mrs. E. J.
Towle, who had a minor opera
tion in Our Lady of Lourdes hos
pital in Norfolk, dismissed. . .
Mrs. Delmar Price was a patient
early in the week at Our Lady
of Lourdes hospital in Norfolk
. . . Mrs. Eld ward Campbell re
turned F'riday evening from St.
Catherine’s hospital in Omaha.
She expects to return Sunday
for a checkup . . . Bob Moore
went to Norfolk Monday to get
his wife. . . Mrs. William Claus
sen is in Our Lady of Lourdes
hosiptal. Her condition is “im
proved” . . . H. W. ("Pete”)
Hertford is still a patient at Our
Lady of Lourdes hospital in Nor
folk . . . W. L. Medcalf suffered
a heart attack at his home Mon
day noon . . . Mrs. Charles Hav
ranek and infant daughter re
turned home from the Barrett
nursing home in Atkinson Sun
day.
CHAMBERS — Mrs. Richard
Harley is a patient at the Tilden
hospital . . . Mrs. Vernon Whita
ker and baby daughter returned
from the O’Neill hospital Fri
day . . . Jerry Lybolt, of Chicago,
111., a grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Lybolt, of Chambers, who
was a victim of polio is reported
greatly improved and back in
school. Jerry spent the past two
summers in Chambers with his
grandparents . . . Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Neilson went to Sioux City
Tuesday morning where Mr. Neil
son will undergo a medical
checkup.
PAGE—Mrs. Nelle McIntosh
received word that her brother,
John Smith of Spalding, was a
patient in the St. Joseph hospital
in Omaha for X-rays and tests.
He has been in poor health for
several months . . . Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Dorr drove to Sioux City
Monday. Mrs. Dorr returned
home with /Mr. and Mrs. Alton
Braddock, who had gone there
Sunday. Mr. Dorr will remain
for a few days to receive medi
cal treatment.
AMELIA—Mrs. Edgar Jung
man was a patient in the Stuart
Community hospital last week,
suffering with an infected throat
... Ed White returned Monday,
hospital where he had been
.treated for influenza . . . Mrs.
Lee Gilman and girls drove to
Norfolk Saturday to bring her
mother Mrs. Bertha Johnson
home from the hospital.
STUART—Mrs. Mary Timmer
man is an influenza patient at
her home. . . Mrs. Ernest Ends
worth is ill with pneumonia. . .
Mrs. Ed Meusch was a dental pa
tient at the Bassett hospital on
Friday, February 16. She return
ed home on Saturday. . . Mrs.
Stanley Cobb was under a doc
tor’s care with a throat ailment
last week.
RIVERSIDE — Mrs. Eugene
Poessnecker received word that
her sister, Mrs. Clarence Lee,
underwent major surgery at
Longview, Wash., on February
2, and is now at home recupera
ting from her operation Mrs. Lee
will be remembered by her
friends of Atkinson and vicinity
;as Miss Lorena Focken.
EMMET—Miss Helen Martens
was ill last week . . . Miss Nor
ma Lou Foreman was ill Mon
day and Tuesday, February 12
! and 13, with influenza. . . Mrs.
! Joe Winkler was ill last weekend.
EWING — Wilson Spangler i
vent to Omaha on Friday for a
physical checkup . . . Ebben
jrafft is “much improved” after
>eing confined at his home sev
eral days last week, suffering
from a heart attack.
NORTH OF S T U A R T—Mrs.
Lou Prange was hospitalized at
the ONeill hospital Thursday
night and Friday, suffering from
food poisoning. She was dismis- j
sed Friday afternoon.
Cold, Snow to
Chase Sunshine
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The unusually mild February
weather is expected to give way
to snow and cold today (Thurs
day).
Highest temperature during
the week was 60 degrees regis
tered on Sunday. Lowest was 10
degrees, recorded early last
rhursday.
Week’s summary, based on 24
hour periods ending at 6 p.m.
daily, follows:
Date HI Lo
February 15. -^6 10
February 16 - 30 22
February 17 -55 20
February 18 _60 25
February 19 - 55 21
February 20 -50 35
JUSTICE COURT
February 20: Bert DeGroff, of
O’Neill, pleaded guilty, intoxi
cated driving charge, $10 and
costs, driver’s license suspended
30 days. Complaining officer:
Police Chief Chet Calkins.
February 20: Floyd Wagner, of
O’Neill, disturbing peace, plead
ed guilty, $10 and costs. Com
plaining officer: Police Chief
Chet Calkins.
Slate Hairdressers'
Elect O'Neill Woman—
Mrs. Magraret Claussen, of O’
Neill, Monday was elected fourth
vice-president of the Nebraska
State National Hairdressers’ and
Cosmetology association. More
than 500 persons were registered
at the conclave in Omaha.
Recalled to
Active Duty—
Edward (Ned) Porter, who has
been with the Nebraska Safety
Patrol for a year, has been re
called to active duty with the
army. He has been stationed at
David City.
Go to Grand Island—
Mr. and Mrs. George Van Ev
ery were in Grand Island Sun
day, February 18, visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Myron Van Every. Mrs.
Denn Van Evejry accompanied
them to Grand Island where she
met her husband.
Visit Patient—
Mrs. Raymond Bly, of Amelia,
and Mrs. Arthur Dexter visited
Mrs. Richard Harley in the Til
den hospital Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Warner
had Sunday dinner with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman
DeGroff.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Shriner
spent Sunday in Ainsworth.
HOSPITAL NOTES
O'NEILL HOSPITAL
Admissions: February 15—Mrs.
Wm. Derickson, of Star; Mrs.
Louie Prange, of Stuart, medic
al, condition "good”. 16—Terry
Sanderson, of Chambers, medic
al, condition "improved”; Don
Mattox, of Broken Bow, accident,
condition “improved”; Mrs. Min
nie Krohn, of Chambers, medi
cal, condition *Tfair”’. 16—Mrs.
Bert Winchelt, of O'Neill, medi
cal, condition “good”. 20—Mrs.
Minnie McBeth, of Ewing, medi
cal, condition “improved”; Eu
gene Jareske, of O'Neill, burns,
readmitted.
Sitill in hospital: Mrs. Mary
IMullen, of O’Neill, condition,
"improved".
Dismissals: February 14—
Charles Vequist, of O’Neill, trans
ferred to Sioux City. 16—'Mrs.
Louie Prange, of Stuart; Terry
Sanderson, of Chambers; Mrs.
Vernon Whitaker and baby, of
Chambers. 17—Don Mattox.of
Broken Bow. 18—Eugene Jares
ke, of O’Neill. 2P—Mrs. Wm Der
lickson and daughter, of SAar;
Mrs. Bert Winchell, of O’Neill.
SACRED HEART (Lynch)
Dickie Hanzlik, of Verdel, ap
nendectomy, dismissed; Mrs.
Gerald Lee, of Lynch, medical,
"doing well”; Mrs. E. A. Peter
sen, of Monowi, accident, dis
missed; Albert Ross, of Spencer,
appendectomy, “doing well”;
Reuben Avoy, of Spencer, med
cial, "satisfactory”: Mary Lee
Neiman, of Herrick, S. D.. appen
dectomy, “doing well”; Miss Lela
Blair, of Spencer, tiedical, "do
ing well: Mrs. Leonard Havran
ek, of Lynch, medical “much
improved”; John Bainbridge, of
Bristow, “unchanged.”
Dismissals: Joe Kocian, of Spen
cer; Dennis Dale Hrbek, of Red
bird; Joy Howell, of Bristow;
Marvin Bendig, of Bonesteel, S.
D.; Mrs. Dan Leighty, of Lynch;
Mrs. Edward Arneson, of Niobra
ra; Mrs. Edward Zach, of O'
Neill; Mrs. Max Neilan, of Lake
Andes, S. D.; Mrs. Bernard Ha
jek. of Lynch; G. N. Guthmiiier,
of Anoka; Emily Kay Hargens,
of Spencer.
COMMUNITY (Stuart)
In hospital: Mrs. Lola Hume
rick. of Stuart, condition “good.”
Admissions: February 13—Mrs.
Elsie Jungman, of Amelia. 15 —
Robert Benjamin, of Jackson,
Minn. 17—Mrs. Mary LaFoy, ol
Amelia.
Dismissals: February 12 — Ed
White, of Amelia. 16—Mrs. Elsie
Jungman, of Amelia; Robert
Benjamin, of Jackson, Minn.
NORTH OF STUART NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Allyn vis
ited at the Dewayne Philbrick
lome in O’Neill Saturday, Febr
rary 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hipke
and boys were O’Neill callers
Tuesday, February 13.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Smith
and Darrel were Tuesday, Febr
uary 13, dinner guests of Mr.
Smith’s mother, Mrs. Chas iN.
Smith, of Atkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Prange at
tended the International Har
vester show in Atkinson Thurs
day afternoon, February 15.
Mrs. George Mellor and daugh
ter and Mrs. Jesse Mellor, of At
kinson, were Friday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Hipke and family.
Mrs. Wardell Alexander en
tertained a group of ladies at a
party at her home Friday after
noon, February 16.
Mrs. Leonard Chaffin and
girls spent Wednesday, Febru
ary 14, at the Russell Hipke
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schmaderer
and family were Tuesday eve
ning callers at the Russell Hip- I
ke home.
Mrs. Charles Dobias and boys
visited with Mrs. Russell Hipke
and boys Monday evening, Feb
ruary 12, while the men attend
ed the telephone meeting.
Darrell Smith visited school
at district 52 Wednesday after
noon, February 14, and attended
their valentine party.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Allyn en
tertained a large group of friends
and relatives at a reception and
shower Friday evening for Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Lofquest, recent
newlyweds. Mr. Lofquest is a
cousin of Mr. and Mrs. Allyn
and has worked at the Allyn
home the past year. He is a son
of Mrs. Edna Lofquest, of Ew
ing. Mrs. Bob Lofquest is a
Lynch girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Perry and
daughter wore visitors of the
church and Sunday-school ser
vice Sunday afternoon, Febru
ary 18. Mr. and Mrs. Perry are
from the Kirkwood neighbor
hood north of Newport.
Warren Berry and Merrill
Smith helped Charles Dobias
butcher a beef Saturday after
noon, February 17.
Miss Jerry Slaymaker, of At
kinson, was a February 18-19
weekend guest of Miss Grace
Allyn at the James Allyn home.
The annual telephone meeting
of the “23” line, running north
east of Stuart, held its annual
meeting at the Herbert Sweet
school Monday evening, Febru
ary 12, with all officers reelect
ed for the coming year. Arthur
Olberding is president; Herbert
Sweet, secretary-treasurer, and
Linford Sweet, lineman.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Smith
and Darrel were in Neligh on
business Thursday afternoon,
February 15.
LEGAL NOTICE
(First pub. Feb 22, 1951.)
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
OF PARTNERSHIP
Public notice is hereby given
that the partnership heretofore
existing between R. W. Weisser,
E. J. Rodman, and M. Emily
Rodman, all of O’Neill, Nebraska,
doing business under the name
and style of AMERICAN GEAR
COMPANY OF O’NEILL, and
having its principal place of bus
iness at O’Neill, Nebraska, was
dissolved by mutual agreement
and consent on the 5th day of
February, 1951, and ceased busi
ness operations on that date. Said
partnership no longer exists.
R. W. WEISSER
E. J. RODMAN
M. EMILY RODMAN
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G. C. DeBacker attended a
meeting in Norfolk Monday.
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