FUTURE SUBSCRIBERS
GARWOOD — Mr. and Mrs.
Evan Garwood, of the Green Val
ley neighborhood, a daughter,
weighing 8 pounds 14 ounces,
bom Friday, May 25, at the Bas
sett hospital. Mrs. Greenwood is
the former Maxine Mitchell.
GOEBEL—Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Goebel, of Stuart, a son, born
Wednesday, May 23, at the Stuart
Community hospital.
BUKBACH—Mr. and Mrs. Cyr
il Bur bach ,of Wynot, a son, Lar
ry Kent, weighing 9 pounds 12
ounces, born at the Sacred Heart
hospital at Yankton, S.D., on
Monday, May 21. Mrs. Burbach is
the former Irene Kalkowski, ol
Lynch. This is the couple’s first
child.
ANDERSON — Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Anderson, northwest of
Lynch, a daughter, Patty Lou,
, weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces, born
at the Sacred Heart hospital,
Lynch. Mrs. Anderson is the for
mer Dorothy Pitha, of Omana.
VOLBEKD1NG—Mr. and Mrs.
F. A. Volberding, a son, weighing
8 pounds 6 ounces, born Satur
day, May 26, at Our Lady of
Lourdes hospital in Norfolk.
sULLilVAN — Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Sullivan, jr., of O’Neill, a
son, weighing 'tVt pounds, born
Tuesday, May 29, at the O’Neill
hospital.
LiUtt SLIEST—Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Lotquest, of Ewing, a
daughter weighing 8^ pounds,
bom Monday, May 28, at Our
Lady of Locroes hospital in Nor
folk.
POLLACK—Mr. and Mrs.
Dona id Pollack, of Ewing, a
son, Roger Lynn, bom Thursday,
May 24, at the Tilden hospital.
This is their first child. Mr. and
Mrs. Alien Pollock, of Ewing,
are the grandparents.
SCHMIDT—Mr. and Mrs. Jul
ius Schmidt, jr., of Ewing, a
daughter, Dinda Sue. bom May
12. at a Norfolk hai^ital.
McKENNA — Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh McKenna, of Omaha, a
daughter, Patricia Elizabeth, Porn
May 16, in Omaha. Mrs. Mable
McKenna is the grandmothei.
Rocket*, Juniors
Entertain Stuart
The O'Neill Rockets will be
host to the Stuart entry in the
North-Central day - and - night
league under the Carney park
lights Sunday night.
The uneiu Junior Legion team
will tangle with the Stuart Jun
iors, Sunday aiternoon.
Iris Show Planned
in AJiunion—
The Atkmeon tiri* society
plans to held the annual ins
show at the high school audi
urium, Saturday, June 9. The
show will be open to the pubhc
at 2 p.m. Anyone having flow
ers or ms is invited to exhibit.
All entries must be in by ll):3u
a.m. the day of the show. Com
mittees will be on hand to as
sist exhibitors in every way pos
sible, Anyone interested may
obtain further information from
Mrs. Lane Griffin, Atkinson.
There is no entry fee for ex
hibitors and no admittance fee
for visitors.
HOSPITAL NOTES
O'NEILL HOSPITAL
Admissions: May 24 — Donna
Asher, of O’Neill, tonsils and ad
enoids, condition “good”; Jim
Nightingale, of Atkinson, appen
dectomy, condition “good.” 27—
Mrs. Owen Davidson, of O’Neill,
medical, condition “improved.”
29 — Mrs. Tom Sullivan, jr., of
O’Neill.
Dismissals: May 24—Mrs. Alton
Rockford and daughter, of Cham
bers; Donna Asher, of O’Neill;
Mrs. Frank Fritton, of O’Neill;
Cal Geary, of Inman. 2a—Gary
Nissen, of O’Neill. 26 — Albert
Miller, of Emmet. 28 — William
Kaczor, of O’Neill; Baby Teddy
Fritton, of O’Neill.
COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
(Stuart)
In hospital: Mrs. Lola Hum
rich, of Stuart, condition “good.”
Admissions: May 20: Mary
Jane Friedel, of Stuart, medical.
Mrs. Rachel Greenfield, of New
port, surgical. 22—Miss Elizabeth
Schowalter, of Butte, surgical. 23
— Frances Chaffin, of Atkinson,
surgical; Charles Chaffin, of At
kinson, surgical; Mrs. Andy Goe
bel, of Stuart, a baby boy.
Dismissals: May 21—Mary Jane
Friedel, of Stuart. 23—Miss Eliz
abeth Schowalter, of Butte; Miss
Ailene Wilkinson, of Atkinson. 24
—Frances Chaffin, Charles Chaf
fin, of Atkinson.
Mrs. Merle Richards
Burial Saturday
ATKINSON—Funeral services
were held Saturday, May 26, at
2 p.m., for Mrs. Merle Rirhards,
64, who died Thursday, May 24,
at her home following a short
illness.
The rites were held at the
Methodist church with Rev. B. G.
“Hughes officiating. Burial was
in Woodlawn cemetery.
Survivors include: Widower—
Merle; daughters — Mrs. Leroy
Root, of Atkinson; Mrs. Dorrett
Gallagher and Mrs. Jessie Ridge
way, of O’Neill; mother — Mrs.
Lou Ella Brook, who has made
her home with the Richards for
many years; 3 grandchildren —
Wayne Root, Lonnie Root and
Judy Gallagher.
Friends and relatives who were
here to attend the funeral were;
Frank Clark, of Titonka, la.; Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Clark, of Ban
croft, la.; Mrs. Paul Lenure, of
Denver, Colo.; Miss Theo Brook,
of Boulder, Colo.; Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Storby, of Forest City, la.;
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Richards and
son, of Sac City, la.; Mr. and
Mrs. Dewey Wearne, Mr. and
Mrs. Delbert Wearne and Mrs.
George Blake, all of Bloomfield;
Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Ridgeway and
Mrs. Julia Gallagher, of O’Neill;
Mr. and Mrs. William Timmer
man, of Royal; Mr. and Mrs. Has
kins West, of Burwell; Mr. and
Mrs. Carlton Davis, of Burwell.
Midget Club Is
'Progressing Fine'—
The American Legion midget
baseball club is “coming along in
fine shape,” according to George
Head, manager.
Practice sessions are being held
each Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 6:15 p.m. at the north
ball park.
The club needs more ball play
ers as several positions are still
open. Head said. Any boy who
will not reach his 16th birthday
in 1951 is eligible to join.
20 Ox pjjg
Bisquick for Better Short Cakes.29c
ROYAL GUEST
Orange Peko Tea Bags, 16 s size ... 17c
Hershey’s Chocolate
Syrup. 1-lb. can 17c
Alpine 6Vi-oz. Cello pkg.
Cnamei Cookies _ 23c
Flordia Frozen Orange
Juice, 6-os. can 24c
IGA Brand Stuffed
OliTes, 2-os. bottle _ 23c
I IGA Brand 16-oz. ran
Greenlee Peas_21C
MEAT DEPARTMENT
Friday and Saturday
Swift Semi-Boneless
Pork Feet, 14-ox. jar_ 35c
Wilson’s
C. K. Bacon, 1-lb. pkg. 45c
Large
Bologna, lb._ 49c
Fresh
Pork LWar, lb._'ICe
Linko Cream Style White
Corn, No. 303 can _ 16c I
Brice’s 6-oz bottle
Horse Radish - 14c I
Fresh Frozen
Peas. 12-os. pkg._ 25c
Fresh Frozen 10-oz. pkg.
Cauliflower -25c
FRUIT DEPARTMENT
Friday and Saturday
No. 1 Quality
Calif. Oranges, lb. I2c :
Fresh Crisp
Head Lettuce, lb._ 12c
Calif. Juicy
Lemons, lge. sixe, 3 for 14c I
Fresh Garden
Carrots, bunch_ 9C
! White
Grapefruit, 3 for- 19e
Post’s Grape Nuts, pkg.19c
IGA HOME STYLE
French Dressing, \ pint bottle.22c
SICK & INJURED
EWING—Mrs. Bertha Ruroede
| is “satisfactory” at Our Lady of
| Lourdes hospital i n Norfolk.
. . . Mrs. Frank Noffke, sr., and
Mrs. Frank Noffke, jr., went to
Oakdale Monday, May 21, for
dental work. . . Mary Lois Noff
ke, 10-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Noffke, jr., is a
patient at the Tilden hospital,
suffering from rheumatic fever.
Later report informs us that she
returned home Saturday. . . E. A.
Harris spent Sunday with Mrs.
Harris at the University hospital
in Omaha, where she is undergo
ing treatment for arthritis. . .
Mrs. Ray Crellin went to Grand
Island on Friday by bus to spend
some time with Mr. Crellin at the
Veterans hospital. Word was re
ceived later that Mr. Crellin had
undergone surgery the same day
and was doing as "well as could
be expected."
ATKINSON— James Nighten
gale underwent an emergency
operation at the O'Neill hospital
on Thursday evening. . . Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Spence and Dennis re
turned home from Omaha Satur
day where Dennis had his tonsils
removed at an Omaha hospital
on Wednesday, May 23. . . Mrs.
Byron McCoughey is a patient at
the Bassett hospital, where she
has been the past week. . . H. E.
Pelcer is ill at his home in Atkin
son. . . . Theodore Kubart is “im
proved” at Our Lady of Lourdes
hospital in Norfolk.
O’NEILLr—Mrs. E. F. Quinn, a
patient in Our Lady of Lourdes
hospital in Norfolk, is "satisfac
tory.” “Grandma” Summers, 91
years-old, is able to sit up a little
after a recent illness. . . Ed Pano
wicz entered an Omaha hospital
Monday for surgery. . . Ben Gil
ligan, O’Neill druggist, is in St.
Joseph’s hospital in Omaha where
he has been a patient for 2 weeks.
PAGE — Mrs. August Hesse
has returned home from Sioux
City where she was hospitalized
for a week. Her mother, Mrs.
Lippolt, came with her. . . Mrs.
Carl Marc and baby son return
ed from the Tilden hospital on
Sunday. . . Norman Wettlaufer’s
condition is “good” at Our Lady
of Lourdes hospital in Norfolk.
NORTH OF STUART--Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Sweet and family
visited Mrs. Sweet’s brother-in
law, Warren McClurg, at the
Bassett hospital. Mr. McClurg
underwent surgery on May 18 at
the hospital and was very ill for
several days but is “much im
proved” and expects to go home
in a day or two.
STUART—John Shald and W.
J. Holliday entered the Veterans
hospital at Grand Island for med
ical care on Thursday, May 24. . .
Mrs. Audrey Hasch, of Newport,
sister of Ward Dyer, underwent
surgery at a Norfolk hospitai on
Saturday, May 26.
CELIA—Frances and Charles
Chaffin had their tonsils remov
ed at Stuart Wednesday, May 23.
. . . Mr. and Mrs. Emil Colfack
took their son, Dennis, to Stuart
Wednesday, May 23, to consult a
doctor.
CHAMBERS — Elaine Spath
had her tonsils removed at a Nor
folk hospital one day last week.
. . . Sylvia Loeske underwent an
appendectomy at a Norfolk hos
pital Thursday, May 24.
Nielsen Family
Holds Reunion
EWING — The Alvin Gibson
home in Ewing, being centrally
located, was chosen to be the
scene of the Nielsen family re
union Sunday, May 27. Mrs. Gib
son is a member of that family.
At noon a no-host dinner was
served to the relatives present
and the afternoon was spent so
cially.
Mrs. Calmer Nielsen, of Gil
lette, Wyo., was the guest-of-hon
or. Others in attendance were:
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nielsen and
family, of Inman; Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Hertel, of Chambers; Mr.
and Mrs. Bus Claus and children,
of Bartlett; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Claus and daughter, of Bartlett;
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Bishop, of
Grand Island; Mrs. Calvin Bos
trom and daughters, of Sioux Ci
ty; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fry and
Julie ,of Ewing.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Vernon Charles Oleson, 19, of
Geddes, S. D., and Miss Mary
Lucille* Osborn, 18, of Dorsey,
May 23.
Donald George Cavanaugt, 24,
of Chambers, and Miss Marian
Anita Brady, 23, of Bloomfield,
May 24.
Charles William Felver, 31,
and Miss Lieu Reta Ritts, 19, both
oif O'Neill, May 25.
Michael A. Coday, 28, and Miss
Dorothy Ann We Wei, 20, both of
Atkinson, May 25.
Donald James Prill, 22, of
Page, and Miss Armetta Wano
Gleed, IT, of Chambers, May
26. *
James D. Johnson and Mrs. A.
Verna Henry, both of South
Sioux City, May 28.
James Vaughn Seger, 19, and
Miss DeLores Mae Karo. 19,
both of Stuart, May 28.
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE: Fme white rock
fryers. Mrs. P. McGinnis, Em
met, o r phone 20R11 at
noon. 4c
FOR SALE: Surge dairy equip
ment for sale by Kenneth Dil
lon, Ainsworth, Nebr. Get
your milking machine now
while they are still avail
able. 4 tfc
Page Pupils Hold
Term-End Picnics
PAGE— The Page school clos
ed Friday, May 18, with the fol
lowing picnics: The high school
pupils and their teachers, Supt.
John Lamason, Ralph Brostrom
and Miss Phyllis Shaul, drove to
Neligh where they enjoyed rol
ler skating and a picnic dinner.
All the grade school pupils ex
cept the primary and their
teachers, Mrs. Lee Taylor and
Mils. R. F. Park, went to Plain
view where they had a sack
lunch picnic at noon. In the aft
ernoon they enjoyed roller skat
ing.
Mrs. Harry Thomsen took her
little folks to the park in
O’Neill, where fhe children en
joyed the swings, teeter-totters
and slides. They also enjoyed a
sack lunch dinner.
Other Page News
Mrs. Dora Townsend enter
tained at dinner Saturday, May
19: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Belmer,
•Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fleming,
Nicholas Beknjer and Mrs. C. A.
Townsend in honor of the sec
ond wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Belmer.
Mesdames Jarome Allen, So
ren Sorensen, jr., Lloyd Fussel
man, James Finley and Melvin
Carson drove to Norfolk Thurs
day, May 17, to shop for mate
rials for the alumni banquet
served here Saturday evening,
May 26.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hall of
Braidwood, 111., brought Mr. and
Mrs. S. G. Coover to their home
in Page Thursday, May 17, after
they had spent several weeks in
the Hall home. Mrs. Hall and
Mrs. Coover are sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Kelly and
Mrs. Addie Kelly drove to Pil
ger Friday, May 18, to visit in
the hoimc of John Burtwhistle.
i Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Kelly return
ed home the same day. Mrs.
Addie Kelly remained for a !
longer visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brostrom
left Saturday, May 19, for Grand
Island, where they spent a few
day's with Mrs. Brostrom’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Ben
ner, and family. They then
drove to New York City where
they will spend the summer
with Mr. Brostrom’s parents.
They will return to Page the last
of August as Mr. Brostrom has
been reelected to teach here next
term.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stew
art stayed a few days with their
son-in-law, Elmer Juracek, and
his daughters, while Mrs. Jura
cek was in the hospital with a
a new baby boy.
Mrs. Tom Sinnard, who is em
ployed at the St. Francis hos
pital in Grand Island, came
Thursday, May 17, to spend part
of her 2-weeks’ vacation with
relatives. On Saturday morning,
May 19, accompanied by Mifes
Barbara Trowbridge and Mrs.
A. O. Weber, she departed for
Corpus Christi, Tex., to visit
Mrs. Weber’s brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Haynes
and Miss Viola were Sunday,
May 20, dinner and supper guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stein
berg.
Mrs. Dora Townsend has in
her home a beautiful clump of
Johnny - jump - ups having 63
blossoms, found by Henry Flem
ing while driving over his ranch
4 xk miles south of Ewing.
-Mrs. Minnie Hayne went to
Wayne Saturday, May 19, to at
tend the graduation exercises of
her granddaughter, Donna Beth
Bressler. She visited with her
daughers, Mrs. Vernice Bressler
and Mrs. Carl Nuss, and their
families.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Finley at
tended the Gleed-Prill wedding
at Chambers Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hladik of
home of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Nis
sen.
Mr. and Mns. Lee Stevens and
family, of Lincoln, came Sunday
to visit his father, Clarence
Stevens. They will go to Butte to
visit Mrs. Stevens’ relatives and
attend an alumni banquet there.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Smiley,
Rita and Billie and Mrs. A. D.
Palmer, of Norfolk, spent Sat
urday night and Sunday visiting
at the homes of Mr. and Mrs.
L. B. Taylor and Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Townsend.
Pvt. Jerry Gray, who is sta
tioned at Camp McCoy, Wise.,
spent Saturday night and until
Sunday afternoon with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. I. •
Gray, and his sister, Mrs. Melvin
Lund, and family, who were
visiing at the Gray home.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wright
and son, Eldon, of Glendale,
Calif., who have visited Mr.
Wright’s relatives at Chambers,
came the first of last week to
visit Mrs. Wright’s parents, Mr.
her brother, Calvin Harvey, and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mari
cle and son, Scot, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John
Lamason and Wilson. Mrs. Mari
cle is a sister of Mrs. Lamason.
Farmer Injured
In Tractor Upset—
Paul Woidnesk, who lives
about 1 imile west of Midway,
escaped with cuts and bruises
when his tractor upset and roll
ed over a 30-foot embankment
on his farm about 7:30 Monday
evening.
Dr. J. P. Browm, who was
called to the Woidneck home
after the accident, described his
injuries as “painful, but not ser
ious.”
Lt. Baker Is
Guest-of-Honor—
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Gatz enter
tained a few couples Sunday eve
ning in honor of their nephew,
Lt. John Lee Baker.
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