Former Deloit
Teacher Dies
DELOIT — Miss Irene Currie
died Friday, July 27, at Coming,
Ark., where she had been a pa
tient in a hospital.
Miss Currie taught the Reimer
school several years ago and had
been in "failing health" in recent
months.
Other Deloit News
Several Hum nun. attended the
fesuvai at £.1*4111 July ana re
jpolleu U V <■1 j £Ouu mlit.
Cvne ioiiijacn and uou Knapp
made a trip to laanaa, o. w, un
faaiuiday ana on ounuay returneu
Home. airs, aewen accompanied
them for a iewf weeks stay at tlie
naipn ruiiijuov nunit.
Mr. anu ,un. wo f unk and
Vera Deli maue a trip 10 tiakuaie
Tuesday, auiy s4, where Vera
Dell had denial Wurk done.
aeverai irum here attended the
funeral lor tne late Dan riisinger
at Clearwater on Thursday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tomjack
left the last of tne week lor a
uip to uivgon and California.
Mis. Dene Ray anu daughter win
accompany mem Dome.
Mrs. Anna aehi, ol Elgin, was
a visitor at tne Deo t uhk nome
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hupp and
family were Rehgn visitors on
Tuesday, J uiy 24.
Tommy msson spent the week
at the is. L. Sisson houne where
Dana Sisson is spending me sum
mer.
Mr. ana Mrs. &tamey nuuman
atiendeu a Degion meeting m At
kinson on Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Venteicher and
family were business visitors in
Hastings on Tuesuay, July 24.
Mr. and Mrs. Aiired Napier and
family were callers at me Glenn
Harpster mine on MonUay. Mrs.
James McDonald and sons were
aslo afternoon visitors.
The Fuller families had a pic
nic in the Neiigh park {Sunday in
honor oi Mrs. H. Manson and
Marvin Fuller and Maude Beeson,
whose birthday anniversaries
were in July.
Mrs. Frea Harpster and Mr. and
Mrs. H. Keimer and daughter vis
ited Mrs. M. Keimer in Tilden
hospital on Sunday.
Farmers and ranchers are busy
harvesting and haying in this 90
degree weather. There has been
no rain for over a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Stearns
went to Council Bluffs, la., Sun
day. They visited (Mr. and Mrs.
Elvon Kinney, Martha Kinney
and Nadine Stearns returned with
them.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Harpster
and Terry spent Sunday at St.
Paul witn tne Stanley Kickard
lamily.
Roy Lowry. Wife
Encounter Floods—
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lowry re
turned to O’Neill Friday from
Memphis, Tenn., where they had
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Or
ville Lowry and family and Mr.
and Mrs. L. B. Luber.
They reported encountering
flood conditions along the way
where railroads and highways
were closed, particularly around
St. Charles, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Mulhair and
Mrs. Glen Hull went down to get
them. Mrs. Hull saw her new
grandson, born recently to Mr.
and Mrs. Neil Bjornsen.
Pfc. Kenneth Culhane, of Elk
ton, S. D., left Wednesday after
a few days’ visit with the Leo
Culhanes. He is stationed in Kan
sas.
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ENTERTAINS GRANDCHILDREN ... Mrs.
Mary Pribil, widow of the late Frank Pribil,
who died in October, 1945, Sunday entertained
her sons, daughters “and all the grandchil
dren.” It was the first time the family was re
united since her husband’s funeral. Mrs. Pribil
is shown (above) with the grandchildren. Three
children in front row are: Lois Ann Sladek
(hand in mouth). Betty Pribil (with hair rib
bon) and Betty Lou Knower (hand in mouth);
second row—Richard Pribil, Veronica Pribil,
Delores Pribil. Barbara Knower. Patsy Pribil
■ is
and I.avonne Sladek; third row—Dean Sladek,
David Pribil. Roger Denesia, Jean Denesia, Mrs.
Frank Pribil holding 2-months-old Thomas De
nesia, Theresa Pribil and Kenneth Denesia.
These are the children of: Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mi nd Pribil, of O’Neill; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
(Angela Pribil) Denesia, of North Platte; Mr.
and Mrs. Steve (Margaret Pribil) Sladek, of
Atkinson; Mr. and Mrs. Russell (Ann Pribil)
Knower, of Lvnn, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Pribil and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Pribil.—The
Frontier Engraving.
Stuart Bests
Rockets, 9-4
The undefeated Stuart Town
ers walloped the O’Neill Rockets
9-4 Sunday in a North-Central
day-and-night league game
played at Stuart.
Boxscore:
O’NEILL (4) ab r h
Culhane, ss . 5 11
McNichols, 2d _ 5 12
Morrow, 1st--5 11
Holtz, If_4 2 2
Godel, rf . 4 0 1
Troshynski, c-4 0 0
Hamilton, cf_2 0 1
Hamik, If_10 0
Boldin, 3d .. 3 0 0
Jareski _ 1 0 0
Hovey... ._ 10 0
Graham, p . 4 0 0
Totals _39 4 7
STUART (9) ab r h
Schies’r, 2d _ 5 2 1
Gilg, If .. _ 5 1 1
King, c-5 11
Hoffman, cf__ 5 0 2
Chaney, 3b_ _ ..2 1 0
Seger, cf_- 2-0 0
Raum, ss . 4i 1 1
Bright, rf . ... 4 12
Hamik, 1st _ 2 2 0
Tielke, p. 4 0 1'
Totals _.. 40 9 9
The Inman crew larruped Long
Pine, 16-4, at Inman. The Holt
countyans outhit the visitors, 22-8,
sending 10 men to the plate in the
first and bunching 7 hits to pro
duce 6 runs.
After the rousing start the game
settled down to fairly decent
baseball. Milo Gorgen was the
winning pitcher and got 4 hits in
5 tries. Hartigan, Asher, Siefken
and Cooper each collected 3 for 5.
Losing pitcher was Arnold Rud
nick.
Chambers upset Page, 6-4, in
another league fray.
The O’Neill Rockets will be
host to the all - victorious Stuart
team in Carney park tonight.
ON FURLOUGH AT EWING
. . . Pvt. Charles Bergstrom
(above), of Camp Carson, Colo.,
is spending a 10-day furlough
at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. N. A. Bergstrom, of
Ewing. His sister. Mrs. A1
Wagner, of Hills City, Kans.,
will arrive this weekend for a
visit.—The Frontier Engraving.
SACRED HEART HOSPITAL
(Lynch)
John ("Bum”) Abbenhaus, of
Butte, accident, left July 24; El
mer Luedtke, of Redbird, medic
al, dismissed July 27; Mrs. Fred
Miller, of Verdel, major surgery,
doing well; Charyl M. Richter, of
Spencer, appendectomy, may go
home; Mrs. George Hansen, of
O’Neill, major surgery doing
well; Emil Anderson, of Bristow,
medical, dismissed July 26; Pam
ela Jo Rihanek, of Monowi, med
ical, improved; Mrs. J. Johnson,
of Bristow, medical, dismissed
July 27.
Roger E. Hamilton, of Spencer,
medical, dismissed July 28; Mrs.
John Grutsch, of O’Neill, and
b#by girl, doing well; Mrs. Ar
thur Barta, of Verdel, medical,
doing well; W. M. Horst, of
Butte, medical, dismissed July
28; Mrs. Peter Chvala, of Mono
wi, medical, may go home; Don
Johnson, of Monowi, medical,
dismissed July 28; Miss Betty
Stoltenberg, of Naper, appendec
tomy, doing well; Mrs. Robert
Classen, of Spencer, and baby
girl, doing well; Mrs. Gay Hull,
of Redbird, and baby girl, dis
missed July 31.
Mrs. Eld Higgins, of Naper,
medical, dismissed July 25; Mrs.
Marjorie Dix, of Butte, medical,
much improved; Alton Wilson,
of Butte, accident, dismissed Ju
ly 25; Mrs. Robert Hamilton, of
Spencer, dismissed July 26; Mrs.
Sarah Darnell, of Lynch, medic
al, satisfactory; Mrs. Mary Lev
erton, of Lynch .accident, doing
well; Miss May McGowan, of O’
Neill, medical, improved; Mrs.
Ray Noble, of Star, medical, not
so good; O. A. Kilpatrick, of O’
Neill, unchanged; John Bain
bridge, unchanged.
LYNCH NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Johnson, of
Spencer, were Sunday visitors at
the Guy Mulhair home. They also
visited Mrs. Leverton at the hos
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. John Blair and
daughter, of Spencer, visited at
the Don Stewart home Sunday.
Bus Hansen, of Butte, was in
Lynch Sunday.
Mrs. Ray Wilson, of Redbird,
called on Mrs. Gay Hull at the
hospital Sunday.
Arlene Fusch, of Sioux City,
•ment a few days at the James
Svatos home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Braithwaite, of
Spenoer, visited at the Arden'
Darnell home Sunday.
(Mr. and Mrs. Warren Fernau
rnd daughter, of Butte, vfere
Lynch visitors Sunday.
Reed Descendants
Reunite; 7 Births
PAGE—Descendants of Pulaski
and Elizabeth Reed met at the
Page park Sunday for their 16th
annual reunion. A basket dinner
was served after which the after
three were in attendance,
noon was spent visiting. Sixty
The oldest in attendance was
Allen Haynes, 78; the youngest,
Fred Eugene Asher, 9-months-old.
Dee Clinton, of Los Angeles,
Calif., was present from the great
est distance.
Seven births had occurred
since last summer’s reunion. They
were Fred Eugene, October 21,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ash
er, Page; LeEllyn Rae, December
9, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lau
rence Haynes, of O’Neill; Janice
Lee, April 17, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Heiss, of Page;
Carolyn Jo, April 25, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Opie, Fres
no, Calif.; Sandra Ellen, June 5,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Heiss, Page; Randall Boyd, June
10, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Johnston, Spokane, Wash.; and
Peggo Lucille, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. LaVem Weis, Belvidere.
There had been one marriage,
that of Cpl. Robert Robinson and
Mildred Haynes, July 8. There
was one death, that of Oscar L.
Reed, March 7.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Haynes and Miss Vi
ola; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Heiss
and Miss Marie; Mrs. Bertha
Reed; Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Harper;
Mr. and Mrs. Merwyn French, sr.;
Carroll and Betty; Mr. and (Mrs.
Raymond Heiss and Darrell; Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Heiss, Nancy
and Larry; Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Heiss, Lyle, Myrna and Bonnie;
Mrs. Richard Asher and Freddie;
Mrs. Richard Heiss; Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Beeleart, Bobby, Brenda
and Becky; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Stauffer, Randall, Kent and Val,
all of Page; E. E. Reed, Mrs. C. F.
Storm, Mr. and Mrs. Eloit Black
more, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Weber,
Anita hnd Kathryn; and Terry
Storm, all of Royal; iMr. and Mrs.
Emil Klabenes, Robert, Roberta
and Jeanette, of Ewing; Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Harper, Sandra and
Jeanette, of O’Neill; Pvt. Merwyn
French, jr., of Omaha; Dee Clin
ton, of Los Angeles, Calif.; Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Nichelson, of
Cozad.
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Other Page News
The Get-Together club met
Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Charles Cronk with 11 (members
present. Guests were Mrs. Elmer
ITowbridge, Mrs. E. A. Stevens,
Mrs. Emma Wrede, Mrs. Morns
Blackburn and Linnette Stevens.
The afternoon was spent with tne
ladies doing their own needle
work. The hostess served a luncn
at the close of the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Undine and
family, of Sioux City, came Sun
ady to spend a few days with Mrs.
Undine’s paients, Mr. and Mrs. I.
O. Wood.
Mrs. Fritz Brandt and son, of
Atkinson, were dinner guests
Tuesday noon of her parents, (Mr.
and Mrs. B. H. Stevens. Her sis
ter, Wanda Stevens, accompanied
her home for a short visit.
Miss Effie Lewton left Tuesday
for her home at Milwaukee, Wise.
She had visited her aunt, Mi's.
P. T. Stevens, and other relatives
the past 4 weeks.
Several members of the Bid-or
Bye club enjoyed a picnic at the
INeligh park Sunday. Attending
were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lama
son, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Roach.
Mr. arid Mrs. Ralph Larson and
Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kelly
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Cronk and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Fussleman, sr., Lloyd, jr.,
and Vickie, Mrs. Will Simmons,
Linda, Judy and Ralph and Jan
elle Allen,
A family dinner was held at the
J. I. Gray home Sunday for (Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Gray, of Lodi,
Calif.; Pfc. Jerry Gray, of Camp
McCoy, Wise.; Mr. and Mrs. Mel
vin Lund and 2 sons, of Scotia,
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gray, of
Page.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Asher, of
Woodbine, la., and Mr and Mre.
; Dale Asher and 2 sons of Fremont,
.«*nu; ounuay. Waiter Asher ana
wne visuea relatives at urchara
ana Page. The Dale Asher family
visitea relatives at Page. Monday
auernoon tney attenaea me iu
| nerai services at Page lor Mrs.
ivnooa Asner, an aunt of Walter
; and Dale Asher.
iVirs. Frank Cronk, Mrs. Melvin
I Koacii, Mrs. Herbert Steinberg,
•wrs. Jerome Allen, Mrs. C. d.
Vvalker and Mrs. Wm. Simmons,
| Uie 6 members holding the high
i est scores in the TJid-or-Sye
1 oridge club, entertained the other
; members at a dinner party Mon
j uyy evening at tlie M <& M cafe
at O Neill. They returned to Page
to the Melvin Roach home where
; mey played bridge and had eiec
: non of officers, Mrs. Melvin
tv^a-ch, president, ana Mrs. Ger
am Darnason, secretary and treas
urer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Russell re
turned to their home at Page Sat
urday. Ihey had accompanied
then- son-in-law and daughter,
Mi. and Mrs. Roy Nelson, and
daughter on a 5,000-mile vacation
trip and were away for 2 weeks.
Ihey visited the Yellowstone na
tional park. At New Plymouth,
Ida., they visited at the home of
their daughter and isster, Mr. and
Mis. Cecil Landis, and also an
other daughter and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Meyers, at Port
land, Ore. From tehre they trav
eled through part of California
, and enjoyed the Red Woods drive,
; coming home by way of Salt Lake
City, Utah. At Scottsbluff they
visited relatives of (Mr. Nelson.
Gerry Gonderinger
Returns from East—
ATKINSON—Gerry Gonderin
ger, of the Gonderinger Motor
company, Tuesday returned from
a 10-day trip to White Sulphur
Springs, W. Va., Washington, D.
C., and other eastern points.
Visit Here—
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Mullen,
of Detroit, Mich., visited Mrs. W.
H. Harty Monday. Mr. Mullen is
a former O’Neillite, son of the
late Arthur F. Mullen.
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Mrs. John Pray left Sunday
after a 10-days’ stay with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Grady, and infant son,
James Patrick.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Urban
and Rosemary visited at the
Frank Urban home in Ewing on
Sunday.
Gerald DeGroff and son, Ray,
and Edwin Henry, all of Atkin
on, were supper guests Monday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Her
man DeGroff.
Betty Dailey returned Wednes
day from Chambers where she
visited Patty Carson for 3 days.
She had been in Omaha for a
week visiting her cousin prior to
her going to Chambers.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mason, of
New York City, and Mrs. Belie
Fauquier and David, of Central
Ci y, visited Mrs. Margaret
Elkins and Charles Fauquier on
Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Kurtz and children
were in Hastings recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Farr, of
Chicago, 111., are visiting the Earl
Farrs this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Vinton Simon
son, of Omaha, arrived Friday to
visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fowler
and Miss Nancy, of Enid, Okla.,
arrived Sunday for a visit with
her sister and husband, Dr. and
Mrs. L. A. Burgess. The Fowlers
brought back the ladies’ mother,
Mrs. Laura Walker, for an ex
tended visit.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Donovan
and family visited friends in
Grand Island for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Donohoe
and his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John E. Donohoe, and family at
tended an annual family reunion
in Mapleton, la., Sunday.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Herman DeGroff were
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kelly and
I family, of Burwell.
Dale Fetrow attended a busi
ness meeting in Sioux City Wed
nesday, July 25.
Miss Ruby Fox is having her
week’s vacation this week. She,
her mother, Mrs. Charles Fox,
Mrs. Gilbert Fox and Barbara
and Mrs. Bill Kelly went to No J
folk Monday.
Mrs. Margaret Elkins returned
Friday from a week’s stay at
Sioux Falls, S. D., with her
daughter, Miss Bernice Elkins.
Sunday guests at Vernie John
son’s were the Laurence Baslers
and the James Donlins.
Mrs. H. M. Christenson and
twins and Mrs. Edna Coyne weie
guests Sunday at Jim Earley’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Gaugh
enbaugh entertained Mr and
Mrs. Charles Fox and family for
Sunday supper.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Siefken
and Jerry visited in Norfolk over
the weekend.
Expecting to leave this week
end for Kansas City, Mo., to vis
it Carol Ann Fox are Mrs. Char
les Fox. Miss Ruby Fox, Mii.
George Bosn, Mrs. Bill Kelly and
Miss Virginia Bennett.
CARD OF THANKS
IT IS WITH a feeling of sincere
appreciation and gratitude that
we express our heartfelt
thanks to the many loyal
friends and relatives for their
kindness, helpfulness and sym
pathy during the continuous
search for our loving husband
and father. We especially wish
to thank Reverend Grosen
bach and Reverend Hall for
their prayers and consoling
words of comfort in our be
reavement, also to the many
for their beautiful floral offer
ings. May God richly bless each
of you is our earnest prayer.
Your loyalty will never be for
gotten. — Mrs. Charles Rarer,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Colfack and
family, Mrs. Fannie Pokorny,
Mr. and Mrs. James Karel,
John Karel, Mr. and Mrs. Gus
Karel, Mr. and Mrs. Louie
Karel and family, George
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