FUTURE SUBSCRIBERS
HENNEY—Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ney, of Omaha, a daughter, bom
recently. Mrs. Henney is the for
mer Mary Eva Hoffman, of Deloit.
CAVANAUGH—Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Cavanaugh, of Cham
bers, a daughter, bom Friday,
April 18, at a Norfolk hospital.
Mrs. Cavanaugh is the former
Edna Kay Heeb.
GONDERINGER — Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Gonderinger, of
O’Neill, a son, Charles Norman,
weighing 7 pounds 11 ounces,
born Saturday, April 26, at the
Atkinson Memorial hospital. The
Gonderingers have two daugh
ters.
PORTER— Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Porter, of Columbus, a son,
Michael Allen, weighing 6 pounds
12 ounces, born on Sunday, April
27. The paternal grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Porter,
of O’Neill.
HAUPERT—Mr. and Mrs. Da
vid Haupert, of O'Neill, a daugh
ter, Kathleen Ann, weighing 8
pounds 4 ounces, born Sunday,
April 27. at the O’Neill hospital.
STRAKE — Mr. and Mrs. La
verne Strake, of Stuart, a son,
William Laverne, weighing 6
pounds 3Vz ounces, born Thurs
day, April 17, at the Stuart Com
munity hospital.
GESIRIECH — Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Gesiriech, of Stuart, a
daughter, Diane Geneen, weigh
ing 7 pounds 8Vi ounces, born
Saturday. April 19, at the Stuart
Community hospital.
SICK & INJURED
EWING—Guy Wright suffered
a light stroke Monday, April 21,
at his home. Dr. J. W. Bennie, of
Clearwater, was railed. . . Mr.
and Mrs. Leland Welke and son,
Milan, went to Norfolk Tuesday,
April 22, where Milan had a
physical checkup. Milan is back
at school again after several
weeks absence due to ill health.
. , . Frank Schrad and his son
in-law, Arthur Funk, went to
Norfolk last Thursday to visit
Clemenee Schrad, who is a pa
tient at Our Lady of Lourdes
hospital. He is receiving treat
ment for an eye injury which oc
curred on Wednesday, April 23,
while he was building fence. . .
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Muff, of O’Neill, called at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Jefferies. The Muffs
had just returned from Savannah,
Mo., where Mrs. Muff had gone
for a physical checkup and her
doctors were pleased with the
results of treatments which she
had taken some months ago. , .
Mrs. Oliver Rishling, of Neligh,
is a surgical patient at Our Lady
of Lourdes hospital, Norfolk. The
Rishling family formerly lived
south of Ewing. Mrs. Rishling is
also an active member of the
Royal Neighbors lodge . . . Robley
Sisson is “satisfactory" in Our
Lady of Lourdes hospital, Nor
folk.
O’NEILL—Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
Heriford returned from Roches
ter, Minn., Saturday. April 26. . .
Mrs. P. B. Harty .surical patient
in St. Vincent’s hospital, Sioux
City, is expected home this week
end. She was visited Sunday by
Mr. Harty, J. D. Cronin and Mr.
and Mrs- F. IN. Cronin. . . Jimmy
Fox is "doing good” in the Luth
eran hospital, Norfolk. . . Mrs.
Marvin Johnson and daughter,
Carole, are "doing good" in Our
Lady of Lourdes hospital, Nor
folk. . . Mrs. Jake Pribil is "satis
factory” in Our Lady of Lourdes
hospital, Norfolk.
l,yimch—Mrs. Ueorge Thayer
is a patient in the Sacred Heart
hospital, Lynch. , . The measles
are very prevalent in the com
munity, creating many absentees
in school. . . Mrs. George Story,
of Butte, is a patient at the
Lynch hospital, suffering with
pneumonia. . . Louis Kounovsky,
of Verdel, is “improved” at the
Lynch hospital. . . Mrs. Theodore
Norwood is “not so good” at her
home north of town.
DELOiT — Mrs. Maynard
Stearns returned home Monday,
April 21, from Tilden hospital.
Laura May Sehi is helping at the
Stearns home. . . Joyce Damaray
is in a Norfolk hospital follow
ing an emergency operation on
Thursday.
CELIA—Arlin Hendricks was
bitten by his dog Saturday, Ap
ril 26, almost through his upper
lip and a half inch below nis
left eye. His ear was also bitten.
He was taken to town to be treat
ed by a doctor.
ROCK FALLS—Ray Kurtz re
turned Tuesday morning, April
22. Mrs. Ray Kurtz is staying
with Mrs. Jack Harvey at Kan
sas City. She is “improved”
but still weak.
CLEARWATER—Mrs. Reuben
Snodgrass underwent a major
operation in a Norfolk hospital
. . . Mrs. Joe Thramer is “un
changed” in Our Lady of Lourdes
hospital, Norfolk.
VENUS—Hubert Oltjenbruns is
“doing good” in the Lutheran hos
pital, Norfolk. . . Zimmary But
terfield’s condition is “unchanged”
in Our Lday of Lourdes hospital,
Norfolk.
STUART—Marilyn Straka is
“doing well” in Our Lady of
Lourdes hospital in Norfolk.
I AMELIA—Oscar Peterson and
son, Donnie, went to Norfolk on
Sunday to visit Mrs. Peterson,
who is a patient in Our Lady of
Loureds hospital. Mrs. Peterson
submitted to a major operation
Wednesday, April 23.
CLEARWATER — Mrs. Oscar
Pruden spent Tuesday in Clear
water with her sister, Mrs. Ber- j
tha Ruggles, who has been “quite
ill.”
PAGE—Mr and Mrs. Otto Ter
rill returned home from Roches
ter, Minn., last week. Mrs. Terrill
had been a patient there and had
submitted to an operation.
REDBIRD— Mrs. Wilbur Sta
ples, of Lynch, is ill with the
measles at the home of her par
ents, Ted Crawfords.
AMELIA—Mrs. Oscar Peterson,
of Amelia is “improved” in Our
Lady of Lourdes hospital, Nor
folk.
INMAN—Mrs. George Herold
and baby daughter returned Sun
day from the O’Neill hospital.
HOSPITAL NOTES
O'NEILL HOSPITAL
Admissions: April 24—Donnie
Linquist, of Star, medical, condi
tion improved; Gary Stauffer, of
Page, medical, condition improv
ed. 26—Shirley Steskal, of At
kinson, tonsillectomy and ade
noidectomy, condition good; The
odore Baumeister, of O’Neill,
medical, condition good. 27—Mrs.
David Haupert, of ON’eill; Jim
my Beelaert, of Orchard, med
ical, condition improved. 28 —
Mrs. John Lamason, of Page,
medical, condition fairly good.
Still in hospital: Pamela Bel
zer, condition good.
Dismissals: April 23—Jack Ev
eritt, of O’Neill; Joe Niezgocki,
of Atkinson. 25—Gary Stauffer,
of Page. 26—Donnie Linquist, of
Star. 27 — Charles Homolka, of
Chambers; Shirley Steskal, of
Atkinson. 28—Jimmy Beelaert,
of Orchard.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
Admissions: April 23—Mrs. Joe
Roeke, of Atkinson, medical;
Mrs. Charles Chace, of Atkinson,
medical. 26—Mrs. Norman Gon
deringer, of O’Neill, obstetrical.
27—Frank Fundus, of Dustin,
medical. 28—Miss Anna Ahle, of
Atkinson, medical; Miss Frances
Gotschall, of Atkinson, medical;
Miss Nancy Watson, of Amelia,
medical; Phillip Keating, of At
kinson, medical.
Dismissals: April 20 — Mrs.
Fred Snowardt and daughter. 21
—Mrs. Frank Prussa and son. 22
— Mrs. Edward Dvorak and
daughter; Kenneth Jones. 23 —
Fred Karo. 24 — William Vroo
man. 25—Mrs. Bud Cole. 27—Ba
by Therese Renee Brandi.
Still in hospital: Mrs. Jose
phine Urbanski; Joe Heeb.
STUART COMMUNITY
Admissions: April 22—Mrs. Ma
ble Harshfield ,of Atkinson, med
ical. 24—Mrs. Margie Richardson,
of Atkinson, medical. 27—Mrs.
Edward Krysl, of Stuart, surgi
cal, condition good. 28—August
Kramer, of Stuart, major sur
ery, condition good. 29—Ora Phil
brick, of Stuart, medical.
Dismissals: April 25—Mrs. Ma
ble Harshfield, of Atkinson. 26—
Mrs. Margie Richardson, of At
kinson. 30—Mrs. Edward Krysl,
of Stuart.
Mrs. H. E. Rohr, of Herrick,
S.D., was a weekend guest of
Mrs. E. J. Eby. Mrs. Rohr is a
sister of the late E. J. Eby.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WE WISH to thank each and ev- j
eryone who so kindly assisted j
us in any way during the sick
ness and death of beloved
mother and grandmother, Mrs.
Ella Karr. May the Lord bless
each one.—Mr. and Mrs. R. W.
Karr, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Worth, Junior Worth, Mr. and
Mrs. Dgniel Page and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Miller
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Adolf
Wetzler and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Worth and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Wetzler
and family. 52c50
FOR SALE: I will offer for sale
a registered 3-year-old Here
ford bull Thursday, May 8, at
the O'Neill Livestock Market.
—Archie Cleveland, Star.
52p40
FOR SALE: One 1950 Farmall
M tractor; one No. 24 Mc-D
power mower; one No. 24 Mc-D
power driven trail mower. All
equipment like new.—Edward
Vogel, 2Ms miles east of Stu
art, on highway 20, % mile
south. 52-lc85
WILL CARE for children any
evening after 5 o’clock, either
at your home or mine. Call me
during day at 576 or see me at
Freeman Knight’s basement
apartment after 5. —Mrs. Bob
Helgeson, O’Neill. 52c35
FOR SALE: Good 1937 Chevrolet
2-dr. sedan. — Orley Rickard,
Ewing, or 26 mi. south of O’
Neill on highway 281. 52-lp
ANOTHER Friends of St. Mary’s
year has passed and may we
extend our greatest of thanks
to every one who contributed
in any way to make the organ
iaziton a success socially and
financially? Usually a card of
thanks carries a special thanks
to certain individuals, organiz
ations, business places, groups,
etc., but our thanks is a little
different. We can’t find any
one individual or group who
has helped more {han the oth
er. You were all simply grand.
You cooperated in every way.
No matter how large or small
the task was, you were there
and did your part and did it
well. May we thank you again
for everything!
THE FRIENDS OF
52c ST. MARY’S
NASH’S
COFFEE
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Red & White Store
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LOBBY OF OUR SUPER MARKET SATURDAY, MAY 10TH.
Saturday, May 1st, 2nd, 3rd.
OUR FAMILY
FRUIT
COCKTAIL
NO. 2*/a CANS
3 for.... SI.00
NASH'S
COFFEE
Lb.85c
jj (Bring coupon appearing
elsewhere in this paper)
VEL
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SLICED
PEACHES
3 No. 2| Cns 83c
OUR FAMILY
ORANGE
JUICE
46-OZ. CANS \
2 for.53c
BLUE SEAL
OLEO
5 Lbs.SLOP
GOLDEN VALLEY—R.S.P.
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SEEDLESS |
RAISINS 2 lb. Cello 33c
OUR FAMILY—CRUSHED
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OUR FAMILY
PEAS 3No. 303 Cans 49c
OUR FAMILY—CREAM STYLE GOLDEN
CORN 3No. 303 Cans. .53c
OUR FAMILY—STRAWBERRY
PRESERVES 6 Jar* SI .99
GOLDEN VALLEY
TOMATOES 2 No. 2i Cans 49c
OUR FAMILY
GRAPE JAM 2ib lar 43c
BUTTERNUT
COFFEE
Lb. Can 79c
SATURDAY ONLY
HEINZ
CATSUP
14-0z. Btle... 23c
100% PURE
Ground BEEF
Per Lb..49c
WEINERS
BACON ENDS 25c
2 Lbs. __
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FRESH
PORK LIVER 25c
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WHITE OR PINK
GRAPEFRUIT 10 for 45c
MEDIUM SIZE
ORANGES 3 ^ 25c
FRESH CRISP
CELERY HEARTS Cello Pkt. 25c
GREEN TOP
CARROTS 21* Bun 15c
OUR FAMILY
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OUR FAMILY—FANCY
TUNA, SCans.S1.00
G.N. NAVY
BEANS, 5Lb.Cello.59c
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’ OUR FAMILY* i
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OUR FAMILY
CANNED MILK, 2 Tall Cans.... 29c
GOLDEN VALLEY
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33% PLTY. CONCENTRATE
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White, Sulphur, Iodized Blocks
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