FUTURE SUBSCRIBERS
BRAUER—Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Brauer, of Stuart, a son,
James John, born Monday, April
7, in Norfolk. The Brauers live
in the Cleveland community.
FUELBERTH — Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Fuelberth, of Bazile Mills,
a daughter, born Sunday, March
30, in the Plainview hospital. Mr.
Fuelberth is a former resident of
the Cleveland community.
SEERY — Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Seery, of Chambers, a daughter,
Janet Marie, weighing 8 pounds
9 ounces, born Wednesday, April
9, at the Bassett hospital.
WINTERMOTE—Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Wintermote, of Chambers,
a daughter, weighing 6 pounds 4
ounces, born Sunday, April 13, at
Tilden hospital. This is their first
child.
UH-Nb^H—Mr. ana Mrs. nay
Genser, of Verdigre, a daughter,
Connie Kay, weighing 616 pounds,
born Wednesday, April 2, at Ver
digre. Mrs. Genser is the former
Marjorie Stewart, of Lynch. Mrs.
Genser and baby are staying at
the Ray Mulhair home here this
week.
ALFORD— Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Alford, jr. , of Naper, a
daughter, Becky Jo, born Mon
day, March 24, at the Burke, S.
D., hospital. The grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reel, of
Spencer, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Alford, sr., of Naper, and
the preat-grandmother is Mrs.
August Schindler, of Lynch.
HUEBERT—Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Huebert, of Wichita, Kans., a
son, Gene Scott, born Sunday,
March 30. Mrs. Huebert is the
former Shirley Jensen, of Plain
view. Dale Huebert is the son of
Mrs. Edna Huebert.
VAN EVERY—Mr. and Mrs.
Keneth Van Every, of O’Neill, a
son, born on Friday, April 11, at !
the O’Neill hospital.
MARR—Mr. and Mrs. Dale j
Marr, of Atkinson, a daughter, j
Julie Ann, weighing 6 pounds 8 !
ounces, born on Saturday, April
12, at the O’Neill hospital.
TOMJACK—Mr. and Mrs, Bud
Tomjack, of Ewing, a daughter,
Phyllis Arlene, weighing 9
pounds 4 ounces, born Saturday,
April 12, at the O’Neill hospital.
JOHNSON—Mr. and Mrs. Hi
ram Johnson, of O’Neill, a daugh
ter, born Saturday, April 12, in
the O’Neill hospital.
MORROW—Mr- and Mrs. Leon
ard Morrow, of O’Neill, a daugh
ter, born Sunday, April 13, in the j
O’Neill hospital.
HENNING—Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Henning, of Atkinson, a |
daughter, Sandra Kay, weighing 1
7 pounds 14 ounces, born Friday,
April 11, at the Stuart Commun
ity hospital.
SKRDLA—Mr. and Mrs. Don
ald Skrdla, of Atkinson, a son,
weighing 9 pounds 8 ounces, born
Friday, April 11, at Atkinson
Memorial hospital.
DVORAK— Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Dvorak, of Atkinson, a
daughter, weighing 6 pounds 5
ounces, bom Sunday, April 13,
at Atkinson Memorial hospital.
SMITH— Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Smith, of Atkinson, a son, weigh
ing 8 pounds 15 ounces born
Tuesday, April 15, at Atkinson
Memorial hospital.
HOSPITAL NOTES
O'NEILL HOSPITAL
Admissions: April 11 — Mrs.
Kenneth Van Every, of O'Neill.
12—Mrs. Tom Bilstein, of Amelia,
medical, condition good; Mrs.
Dale Marr, of Atkinson; Mrs- Bud
Tomjack, of Ewing; Charles Hom
olka, of Chambers, medical, con
dition improved; Mrs. Hiram
Johnson, of O’Neill. 13—Mrs.
Leonard Morrow, of O’Neill; Dan
Waegli, of O’Neill, medical, con
dition good. 15—Gus Bauman, of
Ewing, medical, condition fair.
Still in hospital: Baby Merle
DeLong, of O'Neill, condition
good; Baby Gokie, of O’Neill,
condition good; Baby Pamela Bel
zer, of O’Neill, improving; Albert
Majors, of Chambers, medical,
condition good.
Dismissals: April 9—Mrs. Al
vin Ott and son, of O'Neill; Larry
Leiswald, of Chambers. 10 —
Philip Boyer, of O’Neill. 11—
Mrs. Leo Culhane and son, of O’
Neill; Joe Zaborowski, of Ewing.
12—Marvel Borg, of O’Neill. 14
—Don Waegli, of O’Neill; Mrs.
Clarence Gokie and son, of O’
Neill; Baby Merle DeLong, of
O'Neill. 16—Albert Majors, of
Chambers.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
(April 3-15)
Admitted: April 3—Mrs. Albert
Freouf, obstetrical. 4 — Charles
Chace, surgical. 5—Mrs. Conrad !
Straka, medical; Mrs. Leo Wiech- I
man, medical. 6 — Mrs. James !
Humpal. medical. 8—Fred Karo I
sr., medical. 9 — Mrs. Kathryn
Grof, medical. 10—Miss Connie
Miller, tonsillectomy. 11 — Mrs.
Donald Skrdla. obstetrical. 13 — I
Mrs. Edward Dvorak, obstetric
al. 15 — Mrs. Albert Smith, ob
stetrical.
Dismissed: April 3—Mrs. Joe
Brandi, obstetrical. 8—Mrs. Al
bert Freouf and daughter, Linda
Kay. 16 — Mrs. Leo Wicchman,
medical. 10—Miss Ellen O’Don
nell, medical. 12 — Miss Connie
Miller. 14—Mrs. Conrad Straka
medical. 15—Mrs. Kathryn Ver
zal, medical.
STUART COMMUNITY
Admissions: April 10 — J. P.
Murphy, of Stuart, medical and
X-ray diagnosis; Mrs. Albert Hen
ning, of Atkinson, obstetrical. 11
—Charles Coryell, of Bassett,
medical, condition good. Dismis
sals: April 11—Mrs. Samuel Lof
quest and baby girl, of Stuart; J.
P. Murphy, of Stuart. 16—Mrs.
Albert Henning and baby girl, of
Atkinson.
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| INMAN NEWS
Miss LuElla Watson, who at
tends Wayne college, spent the
Easter weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Watson.
Mrs. Sarah Sholes and Jim and
Mrs. Helen Sholes tok Suellen
Sholes to Omaha Monday for
medical attention. i
Mr and Mrs. Jack Emmons and
sons spent the Easter weekend
in Fremont with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Lottie Thompson had as
her guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Pete Cooper and son, of Orchard,
and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Thomp
son and sons, of Grand Island.
Mr- and Mrs. J. T. Thompson
and sons, of Grand Island, spent
the weekend visiting Mr. Thomp
son’s mother, Mrs. Lottie Thomp
son.
>M 'h X IN.M HFI)
O’NEILL—Mrs. Lod Janousek
left Saturday morning, April 12,
for Rochester, Minn., where she
will enter a clinic. . . Marvel
Borg returned home from the
O’Neill hospital on Saturday,
April 12. Her condition is “im
proved.” . . Mrs. Mary Vitt’s con
dition is “improved.” . , Larry
Johnson, Consumers Public Pow
er employee, was stricken with
an appendicitis attack while in
Scottsbluff last week on business.
An emergency operation was per
formed Friday at St. Mary’s hos
pital, Scottsbluff. Mr. Johnson
plans to move his family to
Scottsbluff. . . W. M. McClellan,
who has been in Sioux City re
ceiving treatments for his shoul
der, returned to O’Neill Thurs
day, April 10. He is “improving.”
. . . Carl Asimus returned Satur
day from Sacred Heart hospital,
Lynch, where he had been a pa
tient several weeks. . . Baby
Lynette Strong, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Strong, is ill
with measles.
LYNCH — Mrs. Hildor Ogren,
of Spencer, who has been a pa
tient in the Sacred Heart hospi
tal, Lynch, for several months,
is able to sit up now. . . Mrs.
Gordon Barta, of Dorsey, was
dismissed from the local hospital
Wednesday, April 9, and has
been recuperating at the George
Barta home here. . . Lizzie Car
son, of Redbird, is a patient in
the Sacred Heart hospital. - . .
Mrs. Ed Whetham was dismissed
from the hospital Wednesday,
April 9, and is being cared for
by her daughters, Mary and Ed
ith, at her home here. . . Mrs.
Nick Baker is a patient in the lo
cal hospital and is “getting along
well.” . . James Svatos has been
very ill with the flu but is “im
proved” at this writing. His
daughter, Mrs. Mary Fusch, of
O’Neill, has been caring for him.
. . . Mrs. Frank Hammon is
“good” in a Lutheran hospital,
Norfolk.
I REDBIRD — Mrs. Guy Hull
went to Sioux City Sunday, April
6, to visit her sister, Mrs. Ted
Schiessler, and consult doctors
while there. . . A Lynch doctor
was called to the Mike Hull home
recently as Mrs. Mike Hull suf
fered a “severe” heart attack. . .
Willis Butterfield and Mr. and
Mrs. George Kruse went to Om
aha recently after Albert Lee
Kruse, who was “quite ill” with
the measles. . . Many from this
community called on Mrs. Nick
Baker and Mrs. Billy Wells Sat
urday evening, April 5, in the
Lynch hospital.
STUART—Mrs. Art Runnels is
taking medical treatments at the
Clarkson hospital, Omaha. . . W. |
C. Buford, of Irvington, has been t
“seriously” ill for the past six
weeks. Mr. Buford was depot a
gent here for a number of years.
. . Joe Levi entered the Veterans
hospital, Grand Island, Thursday.
. . . Mrs. Richard Brauer and ba
by boy are in Lutheran hospital,
Norfolk.
\
CELIA—Miss Dorothy Scott
visited the Charles Dobias fam
ily, of Stuart, Friday, April 11.
Her nephew, Roger Dobias, has
measles. . . Gerald Frickel, one
of twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Vic
tor Frickel, has measles. . . Caro
line Frickel was sick and unable 1
to attend schooil Monday, April
CHAMBERS — Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Hutton took her mother,
Mrs. Herbert Russ, to the Uni
versity hospital, Omaha, Friday
for a medical checkup. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Russ’s
daughter, Mrs. John Luben, of
Crawford.
DELOIT—Patsy Day returned
from the hospital at Tilden on
Tuesday. . . Mrs. Workmeister
was a patient at the Tilden hos
pital last week. . . Zoe Ann Huff
man, who has been ill, is "much
improved.”
VENUS— Hubert Oltjenbruns
the Lutheran hospital, Norfolk,
is in "satisfactory” condition in
. . . Zimmary Butterfield is “sat
isfactory” in Lady of Lourdes
hospital, Norfolk.
ATKINSON — Mrs. Henry
Schmuecker is in “good” condi
tion in Our Lady of Lourdes hos
pital, Norfolk.
WALNUT—Mrs. W. G. Nelson
is in “good” condition in our La
dy of Lourdes hospital, Norfolk.
Visit Collins Home—
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kenneston
and son, of Spencer, were Tues
day, April 8, overnight guests
at the Home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Collins. On Wednesday,
April 9, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneston
and son, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Collins and son, Cur
tis, went to Omaha on business.
They returned to O’Neill Thurt<
ady.
—
Easter day guests at the hoime
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Asimus
were Mrs. Asimus’ brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Dahlstein, of Ericson.
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ROCK FALLS NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. William Yantzi
and daughter, of Chadron, spent
Easter vacation with homefolks.
Easter diner guests at the Levi
Yantzi home were Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Yantzi and son, Mr. and
Mrs. Fritz Yantzi and son, Mr.
and Mrs. Sammy Derickson and
Mr. and Mrs. William Yantzi and
daughter.
Diner guests in the Louis
i Brown home Easter Sunday were
1 Mr. and Mrs. Austin Hynes and
Regina, Mrs. Bio^n, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Hynes and Lynda, Mr. and
: Mrs. Oswald Drueke and family
and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Young
and Bobby from Ravenna.
Austin Hynes spent several
days last week at the Don Hynes
ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Hynes and
Lynda spent Tuesday evening, at
the Louis Brown home.
Diner guests at Floyd Johnsons
Easter Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Johnson and Russy, Mr.
and Mrs. John Schultz and daugh
ters, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Rakes and
daughters and Mrs. Florence
Schultz and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Hynes and
Lynda viewed the Missouri river
flood on Sunshine Bottom, north
of Lynch Monday. The roof of
the school was above the water.
Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Johnson at
tended Mrs. Clevish’s funeral on
Monday and the wake Sunday
evening.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE: House, completely
modern, 5 rooms and bath, full
basement with bedroom, lo
cated on sewer. Furnace heat
in every room, garage, good
garden spot, mail delivery.
Write: Lee E. Osborne, Parker,
Kans., RFD 2, or see Lowell
Johnson, O’Neill, phone 331-W.
50tf
FOR SALE: Rear-mounted load
er for Ford or Ferguson trac
tor—Floyd Butterfield, Atkin
son, phone 5814. 50p35
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