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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (April 5, 1951)
FUTURE SUBSCRIBERS FATHENINGHAM — Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Fatheningham, of Fairfax, S. D., a son, bom Mon day, March 26, at Sacred Heart hospital, Lynch. CLASSEN—Mr. and Mrs. An dy Classen, of Lynch, a son, bom Tuesday, March 27, at Sacred Heart hospital, Lynch. Mrs. Clas sen is the former Miss Betty Kriz. Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Kriz, of Lynch, and Mr. and Mrs. George Classen, of Spencer, are the grandparents. HAVRANEK—Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Havranek, of Spencer, a son, born Tuesday, March 27, at Sacred Heart hospital, Lynch. Mrs. Havranek is the former Bet ty Halva, of Lynch. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Halva, of Lynch, are the grandparents. DeHART—Mr. and Mrs. Larkin DeHart, of San Diego, Calif., a son, weighing 6 pounds 13Vi ounces, born Sunday, March 4. Mr. DeHart is a brother of Mrs. Victor Harley, Mrs. Harry Scott and Edgar DeHart, of Chambers, and formerly Lived at Chambers. HOWE—Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Howe, of Fremont, a daughter, Peggy Kay, weighing 8 pounds, ] born Tuesday, March 27, at Fre mont. Mrs. Howe is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wood, of Ewing. Mr. and Mrs. Wood went to Fremont Thursday, Mrs. Wood remaining to help care for the new granddaughter. PORTER—Mr. and Mrs. Frank Porter, of Albion, Wyo., a daugh ter, Zonna Lucille, weighing 6 Sounds 5 ounces, born Monday, larch 19. Mr. Porter is a nephew of Mrs. Berlin Mitchell, of Stuart, and they worked on the Mrs. Bert Garwood ranch, of the Green Valley community, before going to Wyoming. SCHNEIDER — Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Schneider, of Atkin son, a daughter, born Friday, March 30, at the Barrett nursing home in Atkinson. FOCKEN—Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence Focken, of Celia, a son, Daniel Lee, weighing 6ft pounds, born Thursday, March 29, at the Barrett nursing home in Atkin son. ur j T7vMr’ and Mrs- Robert ' Wood, of Orchard, a son, weigh- I mg 8 pounds 3 ounces, born Sat urday morning, March 31, at the Plain view hospital. The Woods have one daughter. Mr. Wood is w !i°n ?f«Mr- and Mrs- Prod Wood, of Page. c and Mrs- Bernard Sp^’of St. Louis, Mo., a son, weighing 6 pounds, born Monday, April 2, at St. Louis, Mo. Mrs. “ th® ^mer Deloris bchultz, daughter of Mrs. Flor ence Schultz. Mr Spry is the sorn or r. and Mrs. Cecil Spry. —Mr. and Mrs. Har- 1 old Calkins, of O’Neill, a son weighing 9 pounds 13 ounces’ 1 & T“e.sday- April 3, at Our folky Tv,iL0Ur«uS hosPital Nor < Zhl? j?. the couple’s second < g"V?*nd f*cst son. Mrs. Calkins 1 is the former Jean Callaway. Mr and Mrs. Chet Calkins are the paternal grandparents. Fron 8nd Mrs> Ivan French of Wahoo, a son. Richard Dab*, born Saturday, March 17. 1 This is the couple’s second son. 1 Doctor French is the son of Dr ' and Mrs. O. W. French. i CARROLL—Mr. and Mrs. John Carroll, of Lincoln, a son, Mich- ] ael John, weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces, bom Wednesday, March , 28, at the O'Neill hospital. The mother is the former Rosemary Biglin, daughter of Mrs. W. J. j Biglin and the late W. J. Biglin. MULLEN—Mr. and Mrs. John Mullen, of O'Neill, a daughter, Patricia Marie, weighing 6 i pounds 12 ounces, born Thurs day, March 29, at the O’Neill hospital. COLFACK—Mr. and Mrs. Har- ^ old Colfack, of O’Neill, a daugh ter* Diana Lee, born Thursday March 29, at the O’Neill hospital. LOY—Mr. and Mrs. Don Loy of O’Neill, a daughter, Diana Lynn, weighing 6 >4 pounds, bom i Sunday, April 1, at the O'Neil I hospital. HOX1E—Mr. and Mr. Delber j Hoxie, of Chambers, a son 1 Charles Ray, weighing 7 pound; 12 ounces, born Monday, Apri j 2, at the O'Neill hospital. SICK & INJURED O’NEILL—‘Mrs. J. Victor John son smashed her left thumb a week ago in the top of a car door. The accident happened 16 miles north of Atkinson. She’s getting along “pretty good” now. . . Mrs. John Cleary and Mrs. Elaine Ballew, both patients at St. Vin cent’s hospital in Sioux City, are reported to be in “good” condi tion. . . Ralph McElvain and M. C. Simonson went to Omaha on Thursday where Mr. Simonson underwent a medical examina tion. They returned to O’Neill ' Friday evening. They went to Omaha again Monday, accompan {ied by Mrs. Ralph McElvain, who : also had medical attention. . , Mrs. H. W. Tomlinson has been confined to the hospital at Lynch since last Thursday. Her condi tion is reported as “very good." . . John G. Stuifbergen, manager of the O’Neill Beverage company, returned Saturday from Our La dy of Lourdes hospital at Norfolk where he submitted to an emer gency appendectomy on Monday, March 26. . . Mrs. Mark O. How ard is reported to be “recovering nicely” after an operation which she underwent Friday at St. Jo seph’s hospital in Omaha. . . . Mrs. Bob Moore returned home from Our Lady of Lourdes hos pital in Norfolk Tuesday eve ning after being a patient for a bout seven weeks. The twins Ke vin and Kathleen, both weigh 2 pounds and 9 ounces and will remain in the hospital until they are bigger . . . Mrs. Pat Hynes was in Omaha Tuesday and Wed nesday for medical treatment . . . Mrs. Ralph Bauman is leaving today (Thursday) for Omaha for medical attention. If she has to remain, she will enter the Uni- I versity hospital. . . . Mrs. Fred Fritton, who slipped in front of St. Patrick’s church one night last week and broke her arm, is “getting better.” PAGE—Mrs. Gus Robinson en tered Our Lady of Lourdes hos pital at Norfolk Sunday evening. On Monday morning she submit ted to a major operation . . . Al vin Hesse entered St. Joseph’s hospital at Sioux City Friday. He will submit to an operation Tues day morning . . . Clarence Stew art became ill Saturday night and was taken to Our Lady of Lourdes hospital at Norfolk Sun day. Mrs. Stewart and two sons, fllen and Ed, took him to Nor folk. Mrs. Stewart remained :here to be with her husband. He had surgery Wednesday. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mudloff also drove to Norfolk Sunday after hearing Mrs. Mudloffs father had been taken to the hospital. ATKINSON — Leo Kramer crushed his fingers “quite badly” n a door Saturday. . . Edwin straka has returned from Oma la where he went for a medical , heckup. He is “greatly improv ed.” . . “Grandpa” Tracy was aken to the Stuart hospital Sat urday, March 31. He has been ‘seriously ill” for some time. REDBIRD—Mr. and Mrs. Dan McKenzie drove to Creighton ast week to take medical treat nent . . . Herman Schollmeyer ook Mr. and Mrs. Joe Scholl- 1 neyer, sr., to Sioux City Friday, March 30, where Mrs. Jot Scholl neyer had a medical checkup. EWING — Mrs. John Walker lad a sinus operation last Thurs- ' lay at Our Lady of Lourdes hos >ital in Norfolk. She returned Saturday. AMELIA—Mrs. Art Kaiser has seen in Rochester, Minn., where ihe was treated at the Mayo Bros, clinic. SOUTH OF STUART—Jerry Jeyne had his tonsils removed at the Bassett hospital Wednesday, Ajpril 4 LYNCH—Mrs. Albert Spencer nas been on the gick list. “Voice of The Frontier” . . . 1,467 Musicians Will Be Heard u ”■ (Continued from page 1.) This program will start at 7. No ratings will be given at the festival as the schools voted 35-17 to abolish them. Each soloist will play four minutes and have a two-minute consultation with the critic. Piano soloists will play eight minutes and will have a two-minute consultation. Critics are: Edward Kurtz, chairman of music department, Iowa State Teachers college, Ce dar Falls, la.; Paul McCollin, chairman vocal department, Morningside college, Sioux City; James M. Reistrup, chairman pi ano department, Morningside col lege, Sioux City; Elwood Keister, vocal department, Iowa State Teachers college, Cedar Falls, la. There are 1,467 students enter ed, representing 25 schools, 16 bands and 42 glee clubs. Ira George, superintendent of O’Neill public school, is in charge of arrangements. F. N. Cronin and James W. Rooney are gener al chairmen of local arrange ments; Mrs. J. J. Berigan and Mrs. D. C. Schaffer are chairmen or the door committee; Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Burgess will be in charge of entertaining the judg es; Rev. V. R. Bell, D. H. Clausen and J. E. Davis comprise the goodwill committee; and Ted Mc Elhaney, Mrs. Ira H. Moss and Mrs. P. B. Harty will be charge of stenographic details. HOSPITAL NOTES SACRED HEART HOSPITAL (Lynch) Mrs. Leonard Havranek, of Lynch, medical case, “doing well”; Mrs. Harold Swanson, of Bristow, major surgery, “good”; Mrs. Charlotte Engelhaupt, of Spencer, medical case, "much im proved”; Mrs. Clay Mashino, of Bristow, major surgery, “doing well”; Bill Mulhair, of Lynch, medical, “doing well”; Mrs. Nora Daily, of Bristow, medical case, "satisfactory”; T. B. Olson, of Fairfax, S. D., medical case, “sa tisfactory”; Mrs. Wilmer Land holm, of Bristow, major surg ery, “doing well”; Lois Adams, of Fairfax, S. D., major surgery, 1 "doing well"; John Hull, of Red bird, medical case, condition "poor”; Gene Elmer Sterns, of ! O’Neill, appendectomy, “doing ' well”; Baby Kerry Jay Havran ek, medical case, ‘doing well”; John Bainbridge, medical, “un- ’ changed"; Carl Asimus, of O’ Neill, medical case, “doing well”; Mrs. Bob Bruner, of Spencer, ; medical case, “doing well.” Dismissals: Mrs. Frank Cerny, of Verdigre, medical case; Doro- 1 thy Helen Soukup, of Spencer, medical case; Mrs. Guy Cham bers, of Lynch, medical case; • Mrs. Walt Sonderoth, and baby ' son; Mrs. Eldon Sedivy, of Red bird and son; Mary Dophelde, of 1 Butte, medical case; Fred Hos- 1 ■heit, of Bonesteel, S. D., medi- 1 cal; Kenneth Leroy Faatz, of • Butte, medical; Mrs. Chester Sal men, of Fairfax, S. D., and baby 1 ion; Mrs. Harold Schultz, of Na- ' per and baiby girl; Mrs. Otto juthmiller, of Anoka, medical; Mrs. Marvin Havranek, of Spen der and baby son; Mrs. Delwin luda, of Bristow, surgery. O'NEILL HOSPITAL Admissions: March 28— Ray 1 Fernholz, of O’Neill, accident, 1 .ondition “improved”; Mrs. John Jarroll, of Lincoln. 29-—Mrs. John 1 Mullen, of O’Neill; Mrs. Harold ’ Jolfack, of O’Neill; Bemita Zach, 1 af O’Neill, medical, condition .good.” 31—Mrs. Raymond Stev- 1 ins, of Orchard, tonsils and ade- 1 wids, condition “good.” April 1— 1 Mrs. Don Loy, of 0"Neill. 2— Mrs. Delbert Hoxie, of Chambers; * Beverly Steskal, of O’Neill, tonsils ‘ and adenoids, condition “good”; < Sylvia Loseke, of Chambers, med- J ical, condition “good”. 3—Bill Mohr, of O’Neill, medical, condi- * tion “improved”; Glen Gilloghly, ' of Inman, accident, condition 1 ’good”; Mrs. Edwin Wink, of ’ Chambers, medical, condition, 1 “fairly good.” ] Dismissals: March 29: — Mrs. ] Ed Tharnish and son, of O’Neill; Baby Nancy Jean Benze, of O’ Neill. 30—Mrs. Vernon Meyer, of O'Neill. 31—Ray Fernholz, of i O’Neill; Mrs. Wayne Philbrick i and daughter, of 0”Neill; Rer- i mta Zach, of ONeill; Mrs. Leon ard Shoemaker and son, of O’- ! Neill. April 1—Mrs. Ray Stev- : ens, of Orchard. 2—Mrs. Harold 1 Colfack and daughter, of O’Neill Beverly Steskal, of O’Nelil; Mrs. 1 John Mullen-and daughter, of O’- ' Neill; Walter Lefler, of Gordon. I 3—Mrs. John Carroll, of Lincoln. J COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 1 (Stuart) In hospital: Mrs. Lola Humer ick, of Stuart, condition “improv ing”; Mike. Curran, of Amelia, ! condition “good”; Miss Nora O’ Connell, of Atkinson, condition 1 "good.” * ;< Admissions: March 27—Master |1 Larry Lane, of Newport; Emil j Tomsik, of Atkinson.29—Mrs. Ar- I thur Schroetlin, of Butte. 30 _ Miss Jean Allyn, of Stuart. 31— James Tracy, of Atkinson. Dismissals: March 28 —Master Larry Lane, of Newport. 31—Em il Tomsik, of Atkinson. April 1_ Mrs. Arthur Schroetlin, of Butte. Nelsons Move Here— Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nelson and sons, who have been residing d ,Vy£ns' have moved onto an K. H. Parker farm east of O’Neill. The Nelsons have two sons, Ga ry Kenneth, who attend O’ Neill public school. Mrs. George Brainard and chil dren called Monday at the Char les Fox home. SOUTH OF STUART NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wailinger and children were Sunday sup per guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Deermer and family spent Easter Sun day at Atkinson with her moth er, Mrs. Anna Ramold. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Deermer spent March 20 in Atkinson where they attended the bap tism and were sponsors of baby Tommy Harold Vrooman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vrooman. Mrs. Bill Paxton entertained the TPM bridge club at her home Tuesday, March 26. Mrs. Joe Wailinger, Minnie Haskins and Theresa Levi won prizes. Mrs. Joe Wailinger was a guest. Mr. and Mrs. Joy Greenfield were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Heyne and children. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kaup and ! family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ziska, Mr. and Mrs. Art Ziska and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ziska were guests Friday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ziska at Ewing. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weichman, jr., and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weichman, sr., in At kinson Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Everingham ,of Newport, were Sfunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rhodes. Vernon Heyne went to O’Neill Saturday on business. Mrs. Vernon Heyne, Jerry and Mary Lynn were Bassett visit ors Wednesday, March 28. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tasler and son, Charles, and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Addison were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tasler. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Krobot and Betty spent Sunday afternoon at the Bill Obermire home. Mr. and Mrs. Don Kaup were Thursday, March 27, dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kaup. Kenneth Ziska, of Ewing, stay ed with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ziska, from Sun day to Wednesday at which time he left for the army. Barbara, Gerald and Bernard Ziska visited their aunt, Mrs. Art Givens, Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tunender and family, of Atkinson, and Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Peters and fam ily, of O’Neill, were Sunday din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Deermer and children. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Larson and Mr. and Mrs. Appelt and ;on, of Springview, were Sun lay guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Shald and Davy. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Boett cher and boys spent Sunday at ;he Wilbur Moon home. Bill Paxton and Ralph Cobb ittended the sale at O’Neill [’hursday. • Mrs. Joe Kunz and Max called it the Stub Kunz home Friday, darch 30. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Green ield, Dianne and Danny visited Sunday with Mrs. Ethel Stracke. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Givens md children, attended the music concert at St. Boniface Sunday evening. Carman, Annette and 3arty participated. Bill Obermire and children, risited the Joe Krobot home Fri lay evening, March 30. PAGE NEWS Elmer Reed, of Royal, spent rhursday and Friday at the lomes of his sisters, Mrs. Allen laynes and Mrs. Harry Harper. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Dorr and drs. Herbert Steinberg spent iYiday at Sioux City. Miss Edna Nierman and Cath yn Gross - Rhode, of Osmond, vere Sunday visitors in the Mel rin Roach home. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Riege and Jonnie spent Sunday at the lome of Mr. and Mrs. Verne liege at Orchard. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Smith ind Linda were guests Sunday it the home of Mr. Smith’s broth ir, Kenneth Smith, and family it Inman. Mr. and (Mrs. Harvey Spangler ind family and Mrs. Myrtle Coon lrow to Clearwater Saturday. Vhile there they visited at the Varren Smith home. Mr. Smith las been bedfast for 15 months, drs. Smith is a sister-in-law of drs. Coon. TRAFFIC COURT Joe Schmidt, of O’Neill, speed ng, $10 and $4 costs, April 3, Assistant Police Chief Joe Wert, omplaining officer. Cecil J. Thornton, of O’Neill. ; peeding, $10 and $4 costs, April >, Assistant Police Chief Joe Vert, complaining officer. Ed Evans, Atkinson farm hand, ntoxicated driving, April 4, $25 4 costs, additional 60 days’ sus >ension of driver’s license (al eady under 30-day suspension), >tate Patrolman Frank Dineen, omplaining officer. TRIO TO NAVY Daniel DeBacker, Eugene -.each and Richard Minton will eave Monday morning to join he navy. They will go first to Omaha for their physicals and hen will begin their navy train ng in San Diego, Calif. MARRIAGE LICENSES Delbert Melvin Fuhrer, 23, and Miss Darlene LaVerne Rockford, 17. both of Butte, March 31. Dewey Lee Belville and Miss Eileen Mary Ramm, both of Val entine, April 2. BUS DAMAGED The westbound Norfolk-to-O’ tfeill bus was struck from behind ay an automobile Wednesday af ternoon. The accident occurred near Clearwater. No one was hurt. Mrs. Alma Eby, of Ainsworth, was a guest at the Raymond Eby home from Saturday until Mon day. O'NEILL LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Blake Benson and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh O. Benson went to Sioux City and Norfolk Monday and Tuesday. The Hugh Bensons returned and the Blake Bensons stayed at Norfolk for a longer visit. Miss Helen McNichols, of Los Angeles, Calif., arrived Monday to visit her sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace.O’Connell, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Shoemaker, and other relatives and friends. Mrs. E. J. Eby was a dinner guest Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Robert son. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Hynes were in Ewing Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Watson and Carolyn, of Inman, and Mrs. Bill Slusher, of Valentine, visited Dr. and Mrs. O. W. French Sunday afternoon. NOTICE 1 Haary Ziegenbein will be in O’ Neill to tune pianos on April 8. Anyone who wants his pi ano tuned call me.—Ira George, phone 63. 48c ♦ IT'S NO TRICK TO BALANCE YOUR BUDGET AT SHELHAMEB FOODS Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. — O’NEILL — April 5-6-7 SEEDLESS STEEN - R.S.P. iSEED POTATOES 11 RAISINS CHERRIES | 24-Oz. Cello 39c 2 No. 2 Cans 49c CobbTriLphst!acs I WHITE OR YELLOW POPCORN, 2-Lb. Bag.29c SKIPPY PEANUT BUTTER, Jar. .. 43c I GOLDEN VALLEY - Sliced. 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