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FITCHETT—Mr. and Mrs. K. L.
Fitchett of Hardinger, Tex., a son,
Robert Lee, weighing 6 pounds
and 6 ounces, bom October 13.
Mrs. Fitchett is the former Mary
Jo Carmony. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Art Carmony, former resi
dents of Page.
VENDERBEEK—Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Venderbeek of Naper, a
son, Donnie Lee, weighing 9
pounds 1 ounce, born Friday, Oc
tober 23, in Atkinson Memorial
hospital.
CADWALLADER — Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Cadwallader of
Stuart, a son, Neil Edward,
weighing 10 pounds lounce, born
Monday, October 26, in Atkinson
Memorial hospital.
DREY—Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Drey of Gregory, S.D., a daugh
ter, Coleen Ann, weighing 6
pounds 12 ounces, bom Friday,
October 23, at St. Anthony’s hos
. pital, O’Neill.
ZAKRZEWSKI—Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Zakrzewski of O’Neill, a
son, Paul Eugene, weighing 8
pounds 7V4 ounces, born Satur
day, October 24, at St. Anthony’s
hospital, O’Neill.
KARR—Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Karr of O’Neill, a son, weighing
8 pounds 4 ounces, born Tuesday,
October 28, at St. Anthony’s hos
pital, O’Neill.
Ewing News
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Tomjack and son, Terry, of, O’
Neill were guests of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Tomjack.
Mr. and Mrs. Gail Boies visited
friends at Plainview on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gail Boies accom
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Nick
Bohn and family of Inman were
guests last Thursday eve
ning at the country home of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Bohn.
Mr. and Mrs. George Timmer
man of Plainview were guests at
the home of their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin
Cloyd, and family on Sunday.
William Spence and son, Lyle,
and Gene Ruby went to Lindsey
Sundav for some pheasant hunt
ing. Mrs. Spence was a dinner
guest of Mrs. Gene Ruby. Other
guests at the Ruby "home were
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Eacker and daughter, Joellen.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Gibson took
their daughter. Miss Marcia Gib
son, to Norfolk on Sunday after
noon where she took a bus to
Omaha. i
Recent guests at the Ralph
Eacker home were Mrs. Eacker’s
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
ford King of Long Island, N. Y„
and Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Fuller
and son. Rex, of Grand Island.
Miss Patricia Rotherham was
a weekend guest of relatives in
Ewing. She returned Sunday
afternoon to Lincoln where she
attends the University of Nebra
ska.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hoag and
familv of Omaha spent the week
end with relatives in Ewing. Mr.
Hoag and his father-in-law, Per
ry Saiser, enjoyed some pheasant
hunting.
Mr® Eva Kaczor entertained
the following guests at dinner on :
Sundav Mr. and Mrs. John Pra- |
skie and family of Plainview, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Silouski and
daughte”. Susie, Mike and Thom
as Nekolite. all of Ewing,
Guests at the home of Rev. W.
J. Bomer were Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Caldwell and son of Darling
ton, Pa.
Rev. W. J. Bomer left Tuesdav
for St. Paul, Minn., where he will
attend the national convocation
on church in town and country.
He is sponsored by the board o
American missions. I
Miss Ina Bennett, who teaches •
at Clearwater, will go to Lincoln
on Thursday to attend the teach
er’s convention. She will be a
guest of relatives until Sunday.
Mrs. Ralph Shrader will accom
pany Miss Bennett and will at
tend the national prayer retreat
to be held at the First United
Presbyterian church in Lincoln.
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY'S (O'Neill)
Admissions; October 21—Elwyn
Robertson, Chambers; M i a n a
White, O’Neill. 22—Neil B. Ryan,
O’Neill; Dean Hume, Bristow;
Mrs. Vernon Drey, Gregory, S.D.
23—Fred Carey, O’Neill; Mrs.
Gus Timmerman, O’Neill; Mrs.
Victor Vandersnick, Ewing. 24—
Mrs. Paul Walker, O’Neill; Mrs.
Paul Zakrzewski, O’Neill; Mrs.
Bertha Sammons, Amelia; Bever
ly Walnofer, O’Neill Morris E.
Howard, O’Neill. 25—Ted McEl
haney, O’Neill; Joanne Thoendel,
Ewing; Albert Kallhoff, O’Neill;
Mrs. M. B.’Higgins, O’Neill. 26—
Darrol Baker, O’Neill; Winnie
Vandersnick, O’Neill; Bart Han
na, Chambers; Rita Lydon, Ew
ing; Vivian Martin, O’Neill; Mrs.
Oliver Ross, O’Neill. 28—Mrs.
Marvin Karr, O’Neill; William
Hofnriaii, Spencer.
Dismissals: October 22—August
H. Smith, O’Neill; Dennis Dean
Stevens, O’Neill; Mrs. Joe Dufek,
O’Neill. 23—Mrs. D. A. Kersen
brock and baby boy, O’Neill; Mrs.
Ed McManus, O’Neill. 24 — Sid
Farewell, Chambers; Dean Hume,
Bristow; Mrs. Arnott Buxtpn,
O’Neill; Mrs. Sam Young, Cham
bers. 25—Beverly Walnofer, O’
Neill; Miana White, O’Neill; Bob
Porter, O’Neill; Thomas Engel
haupt, Chambers; Wilma Mc
Kim, O'Neill; Eli Herold, Inman.
26—Neil Ryan, O’Neill; Mrs. Earl
Farr, O’Neill. 27 — Mrs. Paul
W’alker, O’Neill; Mrs. Elsie Slat
tery, O’Neill; Mrs. Gus Timmer
man, O’Neill. 28—Mrs. Vernon
Drey and baby girl, Gregory,
S.D.
Hospitalized: Mrs. Bell Wid
man, Amelia; Mrs. Barbara Lea
hy, Grand Island; Thomas D. Mc
Graw, Inman; Frank Peter, jr.,
O’Neill; Mrs. Mary Vitt, O’Neill;
Mrs. Mary Mullen, O’Neill; Wil
liam Hoffman, Spencer Mrs. Oli
ver Ross, O’Neill; Fred Carey, O’
Neill; Elwyn Robertson, Cham
bers; Mrs. Marvin Karr, O’Neill:
Bart Hanna, Chambers; Mrs. Paul
Zakrzewski, O’Neill; Mrs. M. B.
Higgins, O’Neillf Mrs. Victor
Vandersnick, Ewing; Melvin G.
Hansen, O’Neill; Richard Young,
Chambers; Joanne Thoendel, Ew
ing; Mrs. Bertha Sammons, Am
elia; Ted McElhaney, O’Neill; Al
bert Kallhoff, O’Neill; Rita Ly
don, Ewing; Winnie Vandersnick,
O’Neill; Albert Otte, Winner,
S.D.; Hyldred McKim, O’Neill;
Mrs. Vivian Martin, O’Neill; Dar
rol Baker, O’Neill; Morris E.
Howard, O’Neill.
SACRED HEART (Lynch) 1
In hospital: Mrs. Melvin And
erson, Bristow, major operation,
good; Mrs. Alden Barden, Spen- i
cer, medical, improving; Mrs.
Lena Connot, Spencer, medical, (
good; Paul Elm, Spencer, major i
aperation, satisfactory; Mrs. Min
nie Higgins, Spencer, medical, i
improving; Mrs. Alvin Keeler
and baby girl, Butte, good; Mrs.
Leo Marx and baby girl, Spencer, ]
good; Mrs. Charles Pilcher and
baby girl, Butte, good; Mrs. Ed
Tharnish and baby girl, good;
Mrs. Henry Woidneck, O’Neill,
accident, improving.
Dismissals: October 20— Miss
Marie Mahlendorf, Lynch. 21 —
Mrs. Elmer Frank, Bonesteel,
S.D.; Edward Keller, Spencer. 22
—Mrs. George Chittenden, Spen
der; Mrs. William Green Niobra- j
ra. 23 — Mrs. Emma Thiessen,
Lynch. 24 — Mrs. Frank Lewis
and baby, Butte; John Ed Couch.
Spencer. 25 — Baby Rita Kay
Ahlers, Naper.
KEELER—Mr. and Mrs. Alvin 1
Keeler of Butte, a daughter,
weighing 9 pounds 9 ounces, born
Saturday, October 24, at Sacred :
Heart hospital. Lynch.
MARX — Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Marx of Spencer, a daughter, 1
weighing 9Vz pounds, bom Wed- '
nesday, October 21, at Sacred
Heart hospital, Lynch. <
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
Admitted: October 22 — Mrs. i
Robert Engler, Atkinson, surgical.
23 — Mrs. Donald Venderbeek,
Naper, obstetrical; Michael Bat
enhorst, Stuart, surgical. 24 —
medical; Joseph Ballon, Atkin
son, surgical. 26— Mrs. Kenneth
Cadwallader, Stuart, obstetrical.
Dismissed: October 16 — Mrs.
Amelia Hoffman. 17—Pete Bon
enbereger. 19 — Charlotte Hal- ;
stead, Marjorie Wandercheck,
Jim Puckett. 21 — Mrs. Edwin i
Straka and son, Ivan Dickerson.
22—Mrs. George Bosn, Mrs. Rob
ert Cole. 23—Mrs. Charles Chace,
Michael Batenhorst.
Expired: Joe Mlinar.
Election Held—
DELOIT — An election was
held in Wheeler county Tuesday,
uctober 27, concerning the erec~ :
tion of a new high school build
ing. This was the second time
this question has been submitted
to the voters.
Mrs. Glenn Gettert and chil
dren returned Sunday from a
week’s visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Laible of At
kinson.
DANCE
SUMMERLAND
at Ewing
Tuesday, Nov. 3
MUSIC BY
JERRY KUHN
and His Orchestra
Admission: 75c; ladies 50c
before 9:30 o'clock
Special Calf and Yearling Sale
Monday, November 2
We had a fair run of cattle this week and could have sold
many more as the market was on fire. It is hard to say how
much higher, but at least $2.00 per hundred on all classes.
It seemed the buyers were trying to get numbers instead oi
paying attention to the price.
Next Monday we will have a lot of good cattle with sev
eral straight loads of calves and yearlings. Can use quite a
few more good cattle. Plenty of buyers.
Our top on fat hogs was $20.45 per hundred. Sows up
to $20.10.
Let us try your next consignment and you will join our
growing list of satisfied customers. We appreciate your
business.
EWING LIVESTOCK MARKET
i MAX & BUV WANSER, Managers
Ewing, Nebr.
Miss Patricia Kirk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arlan Kirk cf
Omaha, son of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Harrell of El Paso, Tex., were
united in marriage on Saturday, October 17, at St. Mary’s Catholic
church in Spencer. Rev. William Foster officiated at the double
ring ceremony.—O’Neill Photo Co.
JUSTICE COURT
October 8 — Gerald Seaman,
speeding, fined $15 and costs,
Patrolman Robert Gude.
October 8—Norbert Sandgraff,
no permit, no equalization stick
er, fined $20 and costs, Patrolman
Robert Gude.
October 9—Harold H. Pike, ov
erload on truck, fined $25 and
costs, Patrolman Robert Gude.
October 10—Perry E. French,
no registration, no plates, fined
?20, Patrolman Shorney.
October 14 — Chester Fees,
speeding, fined $15 and costs,
Patrolman Shorney.
October 15 — G. B. Sharp,
charged with contributing to de
linquency of a minor, waived
jreliminary hearing, bound over
:o district court, Holt County
sheriff Leo Tomjack.
October 19—Leslie Garrison, no
ruck permit, fined $25, Patrol
nan Robert Gude.
October 20— Frank Kaup, jr.,
jverload, fined $15, Patrolman
Cochrane.
October 20— Alvin K. Frodin,
>verload, fined $50 and costs,
3atrolman Skinner.
October 21 — George Worley,
10 permit, fined $10, Patrolman
Robert Gude.
October 21—Leo Sanders, no
permit, fined $10, Patrolman
Robert Gude.
October 21—James D. Askern,
speeding, fined $15 and costs.
Patrolman Robert Gude.
October 21 — Raymond Shoe
naker, no clearance lights, fined
55 and costs, Patrolman Robert
Jude. /
October 21 — Emerson Davis,
speeding, fined $15 and costs,
Patrolman Robert Gude.
October 21—Edgar Wockenfuss,
speeding, fined $15 and costs,
Patrolman Robert Gude.
October 21 — Jerome Morlan,
speeding, fined $15 and costs, Pa
rolman Robert Gude.
October 21 — Antony Goeden,
overload, fined $10 and costs,
Patrolman Robert Gude.
October 21— James McNally,
overload, fined $10, Patrolman
Robert Gude.
October 21—Bernard F. Coday,
werweight, fined $10 and costs,
Patrolman Robert Gude.
October 21—Harley Rish, over
oad, fined $50 and costs, Patrol
nan Robert Gude.
October 23—Loren Watson, ov
erload, fined $50 and costs, Pa
;rolman Cochran.
October 26—Jack Taylor, jr.,
.villful, reckless driving, fined
650 and costs and driver’s license
suspended for six months, Police
Jhief Walt Calkins.
October 26 — Chester Hicks,
villful, wanton, careless driving,
iined $50 and costs, license
suspended for three months, eom
alaint signed by Joseph L. Mc
Zarville, jr., Police Officer Joe
Wert.
October 27—Charles W. Jones,
speeding, fined $15, Patrolman
Robert Gude.
Present Operetta —
CHAMBERS — The pupils of
the primary department and the
third, fourth and fifth grades
presented an operetta at the
Chambers high school auditorium
Monday evening, October 26. The
sixth grade presented a panto
mime, “The Curtain Fell,” and the
seventh and eighth grades gave
the play ‘Tom Sawyer Wins
Again.”* The teachers are Mrs.
Forest Sammons, Mrs. Vernon
Harley and Mrs. Seth Hertel.
There was a very good attend
ance.
Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Lieb visited
aver the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Merle Spangler and with
Mrs. Arden Laursen.
Sick & Injured
O’NEILL—Mrs. Earl Farr was
dismissed Monday from St. An
thony’s hospital after having
been a patient there for a week
She had submitted to surgery. .
R. A. Stowell entered the Tilden
hospital Saturday evening for an
appendectomy performed Sun
day morning. He is “doing well.”
Mrs. Stowell, who had been neax
him, returned to O’Neill Monday
evening. . . Miss Florence Pon
ton fell Sunday and injured her
self. She is being cared for at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Leo Tom
jack. . . Joseph Schmidt is a pa
tient at the Veterans hospital al
Grand Island. . . Jtev. and Mrs
Samuel Lee took Mrs. Christine
Williams to Omaha on Tuesday
where on Wednesday she submit
ted to minor surgery at the Im
manuel hospital. . . Mr. and Mrs
Sam Banks took Mrs. Banks’ fa
ther, William Grothe ot Emmet,
to Lincoln on Tuesday where he
was to have the cast removed
from his neck
DELOIT— Donna Day under
went major surgery at the Ne
ligh hospital Tuesday, Octobex
20. She is teaching the Reimex
school. . . Mrs. Louis Pofahl is a
patient at the Neligh hospital
Her condition is reported as
good. . . Joan Bauer left the hos
pital Saturday, October 17, and
resumed her school work Tues
day, October 20. . . Milford Wull
is seriously ill at his home in
Sturgis, S.D. . . Mrs. Henry Lang
is a patient in the Neligh hospi
tal. Her condition is fair.
PAGE — Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Hartigan of Hartington drove tc
Sioux City last Thursday where
Mrs. Hartigan went for a med
ical checkup. Mrs. Hartigan later
returned to Page to the home ol
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Steinberg, where she has
been staying since she underwent
surgery at a Sioux City hospital.
LYNCH — Mrs. H. Woidneck
was brought to the Lynch hospi
tal Tuesday, October 20, with a
broken leg bone. She is getting
along as well as could be expect
ed. . . Billy Paul Rosicky receiv
ed a displaced wrist bone in his
right arm in the St. Mary’s vs.
Lynch football game at O’Neill
recently.
SOUTH OF STUART—Michael
Batenhorst, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Batenhorst, entered the
Atkinson hospital Friday morn
ing for minor surgery. He was
able to be dismissed Sunday af
ternoon. . . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Givens took their daughter, Lois,
to Grand Island Wednesday, Oc
tober 21, for a checkup.
CHAMBERS— Thomas Engel
haupt returned Sunday from St.
Anthony’s hospital. . . Mrs. Sam
Young and infant son came home
Friday from St. Anthony’s hos
pital. . . Sid Farewell came home
Sunday from St. Anthony’s.
EMMET—Mrs. Robert Cole re
turned last Thursday after hav
ing been a patient for several
days in the Atkinson Memorial
hospital.
EWING — Mrs. James Boies
and son of Omaha are guests at
the home of Mrs. Mabel Boies
while James Boies is a patient at
the Veterans hospital.
EWING—Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Schmiser took their small
son, Michael, to Neligh last Thurs
day where he had his tonsils re
moved.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Sparr of
Meadow Grove were October 24
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Elden Butterfield.
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