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FRISCH — Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Frisch of Lynch, a son, weighing
9 pounds 5 ounces, born Satur
day, June 20, at Sacred Heart
hospital. Lynch.
DVORAK—Mr. and Mrs- John
Dvorak of Atkinson, a son, James
Edward, weighing 7 pounds 31
ounces, born Tuesday, June 16,
in Atkinson Memorial hospital.
FORD—Mr. and Mrs. Jerome
Ford of Atkinson, a daughter,
Carol Ann, weighing 7 pounds 1
ounce, born Thursday, June 18,
in Atkinson Memorial hospital.
STORY—Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Story of Butte, a son, Dean J.,
weighing 8 pounds 2 ounces, born
Thursday, June 18, in Sacred
Heart hospital, Lynch.
TUNINK— Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Tunink of Butte, a daugh
ter, weighing 8 popjids 5 ounces,
born Monday, June 22, in Sacred
Heart hospital, Lynch.
VORCE—Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Vorce of O’Neill, a daughter,
Sheryl Kay, weighing 6 pounds
10% ounces, born Wednesday,
June 17, at St. Anthony’s hospi
tal.
MEYER—Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Meyer of Inman, a son, Donaiu
Louis, weighing 7 pounds 6
ounces, born Thursday, June 13,
at St. Anthony’s hospital.
BABL—Mr. and Mrs. Gerard
Babl of O’Neill, a daughter, Deb
ra Ann, weighing 6 pounds 13
ounces, born Saturday, June 20.
ANDERSON — Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Anderson of O’Neill, a
daughter, Mariam Rae, weighing
9 pounds 14% ounces, bom Tues
day, June 23, at St .Anthony’s
hospital.
McKENNY — Mr. and Mrs.
Frank McKenny of O’Neill, a
daughter, Glea Kathleen, weigh
ing 6 pounds 14% ounces, born
Tuesday, June 23, at St. An
thony’s hospital.
High Gale Snaps
v Poles; Little Rain
(Continued from page 1.)
Seven stacks of alfalfa on the
P. V. Hickey, farm northwest of
O’Neill were blown down. The
alfalfa was put up last week.
Rainfall during the Tuesday
evening shower amounted to
only a quarter of an fnch, al
though residents anticipated con
siderably more by virtue of the
big fuss and electrical storm.
Mrs. Phil Cohn entertained
Tuesday at a party honoring her
son, Ronald’s third birthday an
niversary. It was held at Ford’s
park. Nine mothers and 13
children were present. After the
children played games, refresh
ments were served.
Evalyn Asher went to Over
land Park, Kans., Wednesday to
spend two weeks with her broth
er, Eldon Asher, and family.
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE: VA 1946 Case trac
tor, complete with hi-way
power mower, $350. — Herb
Reitz, 5 miles south and 234
east of Tilden. 8p40
FOR SALE: 1941 Super Deluxe
V-8 Ford, radio, heater, sun
visor, good rubber, new paint
and upholstery. Mechanically
good. —Durven Kipple, phone
543-R, O’Neill. 8c
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FOR SALE: Registered Hereford
bull, 2-years-old. Also a few
heifers and cows. — Forrest
Farrand, O’Neill. 8-9c
FOR SALE: A new AC tractor
radiator. Can be used for truck
sweep.—Albert Latzel, Ewing.
__ 3p35
FOR SALE: Guaranteed fish
worms.—Ed Dumpert, O’Neill.
__ 8p35
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DR. J. L. SHERBAHN
O’Neill, Nebraska
Complete X-Ray Equipment
'A Block So. of Ford Garage
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Infant Baptised—
CHAMBERS — Eugene Fred
rick Schwager, infant son of Mr. J
and Mrs. Fritz Schwager, was
baptized Sunday at the St. Paul’s
Lutheran church by Rev. C. D. j
Ankney, pastor. Miss Ruth Durre,
youngest sister of Mrs. Schwa
ger, and Elmer Schwager, young
est brother of Mr. Schwager,
were sponsors. A dinner was
held at the Fritz Schwager heme.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Durre and Ruth, Mr. and Mrs.
August Schwager and Elmer,
Miss Gladys Durre of O’Neill and
Eddie Schwager of Orchard. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Feming and
boys of Ewing called in the af
ternoon.
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY'S (O'Neill)
Admissions: June 18— James
Earley, O’Neill; Mrs. Delia
Ernst, O’Neill; Clinton Shellhase,
O’Neill; Mrs. Donald Meyer, In
man; Baby Boy Meyer, Inman.
19— Albert Otte, Winner, S.D.
20— Mrs. Gerald Babl, O’Neill,
Baby Girl Babl, O’Neill; Connie
Marie Knox, Ewing. 21—Juliana
Kamphaus, Amelia; Robert Cov
entry, Inman; Mrs. Wayne Bau
meister, Anoka. 22—Mrs. Marvin
Anderson, O’Neill. 23 — Mrs
Frank McKenny, O’Neill; Baby
Girl McKenny, O’Neill; Baby
Girl Anderson, O’Neill. 24—Mrs.
Vern Wrede, O’Neill.
Dismissals: June 17 — Mrs.
Richard Trowbridge, Page. 18—
Mrs. Kenneth Wettlaufer and
baby boy, Page. 19—Mrs. Leon
ard Krueger and baby girl, O’
Neill. 20—Mrs. Robert Hornby
and baby girl, O’Neill; James
Earley, O’Neill. 21—Chris Yantzi,
O’Neill; Mrs. Alvin Vorce and
baby girl, O’Neill. 22— Clinton
Shellhase, O’Neill; Deborah Al
len, Page; Esther Kaiser, O’Neill.
23—Robert Coventry, Inman.
Hospitalized: Mrs. Marvin
Anderson, O’Neill; Mrs. Gerard
Babl, O’Neill; Mrs. Wayne Bau
meister, Anoka; Mrs. Delia Ernst,
O’Neill; Juliana Kamphaus, Am
elia; Connie Marie Knox, Ew
ing; Mrs. Frank McKenny, O’
Neill; Mrs. Donald Meyer, In
man; Mrs. Mary Mullen, O’Neill;
Albert Otte, Winner, S.D.; Mrs.
Mary Vitt, O’Neill; Mrs. Vern
Wrede, O’Neill.
SACRED HEART (Lynch)
Admissions: John Cerveny,
Naper, medical, unchanged; Mrs.
Louise Cihlar, Lynch, accident,
satisfactory; Richard Biem,
Butte, medical, satisfactory; Mrs.
Carl Frisch and baby boy, Lynch,
good; Frank Hammon, Lynch,
accident, satisfactory; Mrs. Frank
Hammon, Lynch, accident, satis
factory; Robert Johnson, Bris
tow, medical, unchanged; Mrs.
Dick Jones, Spencer, minor op
eration, good; Mrs. Peter Koenig,
Butte, medical, improving; Mrs.
Mary Langan, Spencer, medical,
satisfactory; Miss Marie Mahlen
dorf, medical, unchanged; Mas
ter Kenneth Selle, Butte, major
j operation, good; Mrs. Howard
Story and baby, Dean J., Butte,
good; Mrs. Edward Tunink and
baby girl, Butte, good.
Dismissals: June 16—Douglas
Ray Fuhrer, Bristow. 17 — Mrs.
Peter Gengler, Lynch. 18—Baby
Paul Haynes, Bristow; John
Carr, Spencer; Ervin Zimmerle,
Spencer; Miss Rose Marie Engle
haupt, Butte. 19—Miss Doris Mc
Quistan, Spencer. 20—Miss Ar
lene Hamilton, Spencer. 21—Roy
Shattuck, Bristow. 22—Mrs. Em
ma Thiessen, Lynch; Mrs. Ker
mit Rhodman, Bristow.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
Admitted: June 15 — George
Sawyer, Stuart, medical; Mrs.
Romie South, Inman, medical.
16—Michaela Lee, Atkinson, sur
gical; Mrs. Elmer Spence, Atkin
son, surgical; Mrs. John Dvorak.
Atkinson, obstetrical. 18 — Mrs
Jerome Ford, Atkinson, obstet
rical. 19—Louis Babl, Newport,
surgical; Mrs. Maude Clifford,
Atkinson, surgical; Mrs. E. G.
Hughes, Atkinson, medical; Mrl
Emma Carter, Atkinson, med
ical. 21 — Mrs. Harvey Hanson,
Amelia, medical. 22—Mrs. Edgar
Jungman, Amelia, medical.
Dismissed: June 15—Mrs. Walt
Ferris, Mrs. Floyd Spence and
daughter, Mrs. Robert Wallinger,
Robert Martens, Linda Schaaf.
16—Mrs. Fred Swanson and son.
18—Mrs. Romie South. 19—Mrs.
Dobrovolny and daughter, Mrs.
Frank Disterhaupt. 21—Mrs. Je
rome Ford and daughter, Mrs.
John Dvorak.
Hospitalized: Barbara Ballon
and James Edward Dvorak.
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Vet Albion Golfer
Wins 32d Tourney
Ivan Kaiser, 14, Is
Tourney Surprise
The O’Neill Country club’s 32d
annual open golf tourney now
belongs to the history book, and
the new champion is Kermit
Mortensen of Albion, who mea
sured O’Neill’s A. P. JaszkowiaK,
2-1, in the championship flight
title match late Monday.
Qualifying matches were play
ed Saturday and the competition
in four flights began Sunday
morning, grinding through Sun
day and Monday. The weather
man smiled on the tourney, al
though there were threatening
rain clouds Monday afternoon.
The new champ's father.
Chris Mortensen. 68, also from
Albion won top honors in the
second flight, and a flyweight
14-year-old O'Neill youth. Wan
Kaiser, served notice that he
would be an important factor
in forthcoming tourneys by
breezing through to the title
in the third flight.
Although O’Neill golfers pre
dominated in the field of u4,
young Kaiser was the only O’
Neillite to win a flight. James
Clifton of Orchard won top hon
ors in the first flight.
M. J. Golden, O’Neill hotel
man who was the defending
champion, was ousted in first
round play in the championship
flight by Thomas Hagerty of
Phoenix, Ariz. Hagerty then was
eliminated by John McCarthy of
Scottsbluff. Mortensen bounced
Edward Campbell, jr., of Green
Bay Wise., in first round play,
spanked Jim Burke of Ainsworth
in the second, McCarthy in the
third, and Jaskowiak in the fi
nals.
Jaskowiak gained the finals by
defeating Sid Salzman of Ains
worth, Gaile Whitney of Ains
worth and Henry Lohaus of O’
Neill, in that order.
Semifinalists were Jaszkow
iak-Lohaus and Mortensen-Mc
Carthy.
Golden won consolation play
in the championship flight.
Clifton knocked off James
Queensberry of Ainsworth. O. I).
French of O’Neill, Robert Carroll
of O’Neill and Dr. Paul Williams
of Decatur, in that order.
The elder Mr. Mortensen, who
has been golfing 40 years, grab
bed a few catnaps between
matches with Harold Petersen of
O’Neill, Lloyd Cork of O’Neill.
Roy Karr of Spencer and Earl
Hunt of O’Neill,
He played 'em straight down
the fairway and his consistency
paid off.
Young Kaiser, whose dim nu
tive size precludes participation
in basketball and football at O’
Neill high, eliminated Dr. Ed
ward M. Gleeson of O’Neill in
the opening round, blasted Wil
liam Watson’s hopes in the sec
ond, polished off Homer Mullen
in third flight semifinal play, and
nicked John H. McCarville in the
finals.
Goldens Hosts—
Weekend guests at the M. J.
Golden home were Dr. and Mrs.
Harry Williams of Decatur.
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Jaskowiak. Chris Moriensen, Kermii Morie nsen. Lohaus. Kaiser . . . 68-year-old man and
14-year-old boy win honors.—The Frontier Pho to.
Chambers News
Twenty-four friends gathered
at the H. W. Hubbard home Fri
day evening to surprise and hon
or Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard on
their wedding anniversary. The
affair also was in honor of Mrs.
Hubbard’s birthday anniversaxy.
A picnic supper was enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Stoltenburg
of Norfolk spent Saturday night
and Sunday with their nephew
and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Thorin.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jutte of
Omaha spent father’s day with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Jutte.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gilbert
spent Friday night and Saturday
in the Dale Gilbert home at Stu
art.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Roth of
Columbus spent a couple of days
the first of the week with their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Elwyn Robertson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Thorin
received word of the promotion
of their son, Charles, from pri
vate to private first class. Char
les is near the front lines in
Korea.
E. C. Conger has returned to
the home of his son-in-law and
daughter, Rev. and Mrs. L. R
Hansberry, after a visit with rel
atives at Chadron and Ord.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wink and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Klabenes and family attended
the wedding of Miss June Kla
benes to Dwight Hoffman at the
Methodist church in Neligh on
Sunday, June 21. The Winks
also visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. A. Houston. Barbara and
Billy remained for a longer visit
with their grandparents.
To Camp—
Danny Sullivan, Jane Petersen
and Sylvia Harder are attending
junior high camp in Columbus
this week.
(First pub. June 25, 1953)
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE:
Notice is hereby given that by~
virtue of an execution issued by
the clerk of the District Court of
Holt County, Nebraska, 15th ju
dicial district, in an actioa
wherein Irrigation Pump Co., a
partnership, is plaintiff, and
Lloyd Collins is defendant, I
will on the 27th day of July, ■
1953, at ten o’clock a.m. at ther
front door of the courthouse, in
the City of O’Neill, Holt Coun
ty, Nebraska, offer for sale at
public auction and sell to the
highest bidder for cash, the fol
lowing described real estate, or
so much thereof as may be re
quired to satisfy a judgment of
$2498.35, and interest in rh^
amount of $166.50 and Court
costs in the amount of $23.75,
together with accruing interest,
and further costs. The descrip
tion of the real estate to be sold
is as follows: South 140 feet of
Lots 12 and 13 in Block 28 of Or
iginal Town of O’Neill, Holt
County, Nebraska; South 40 feet,
of Lots 14, 15 and 16, in Block.
128, Original Town of O’Neill; 0
Lots 6, 7 and 8 in Block 34 of
Original Town of O’Neill; All cf
Lot 23 and South 21 feet of Lot
24 of Fahys Subdivision of Lots
1, 2, 3, 14, 15 and 16 in Block 33
of Original Town of O’Neill; also
West 95 feet of Lots 19, 20, 21 *
22, 23, and 24 of Block 40 of
Riggs Addition to the Town of
O’Neill, all being situated in Holt
County, Nebraska.
Terms of sale: Cash.
Given under my hand ihis
24th day of June, 1953.
LEO S. TOMJACK,
Sheriff of Holt
County, Nebraska. o
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Announcing 1953 Hej Feeding Test Results:
Special She: ’ ^aedCuts (
Supplement Cost 25% j
Va Less Out of Pocket Expense Per TOO lbs*
Gain Than Average of 5 Other Brands
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were fed in competitive test the first 6 weeks after wean
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Result*—1st Six Week* Nutrena Avge. of 5
After Weaning SHOAT-40 Other Brand*
Average Gain 68.29# 59.77# ::
Supplement Cost $2.89 $3.88
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(per 100 lbs. gain) _ _ t;
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Com Fed (with $5.18 $4.74
Hogs at 20c)
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