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HEISS—A/2c and Mrs. Darrell
Heiss of Cutbank, Mont., a
daughter, Kathie Ann, weighing
8 pounds 3 ounces, born Thurs
day, December 10. This is their
first child. Airman Heiss is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Heiss of Page.
CUMMINGS — Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Cummings of Atkinson,
a son, Kim Robert, weighing 6
pounds 8 ounces, bom Wednes
day, December 9, at Atkinson
Memorial hospital.
VAN BUREN— Mr. and Mrs.
Ervin Van Buren of Atkinson, a
daughter, Sharon Kay, weighing
7 pounds 1 ounce, bom Friday,
December 11, at Atkinson Me
morial hospital.
TOOKER—Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Tooker of Atkinson, a son,
Robert Paul, jr„ weighing 6
pounds 12 ounces, born Monday,
December 14, at Atkinson Me
morial hospital.
SEHI —Mr. and Mrs. Virtus
Sehi of the Deloit community, a
daughter, Donna, born Friday,
December 4, in Antelope Mem
orial at INeligh. The Sehi’s have
a son.
SPENCER—Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Spencer of Lynch, a son,
William Brad, weighing 8 pounds
12 ounces, born Thursday, De
cember 10, at the Sacred Heart
hospital at Lynch. The grand
parents are Mrs. Pearl Spencer
and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hull of
Lynch. The great-grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lowry of
O’Neill and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Hull of Niobrara. The great
great-grandmother is Mrs. Mary
Hull of O’Neill.
r rCAhi^n—Mr. ana Mrs. rvuuy
Frasch of Fairfax, S.D., twins,
a son weighing 4 pounds 4 ounc
es, and a daughter, weighing 5
pounds, born Saturday, Decem
ber 12, at Sacred Heart hospital
at Lynch.
REIMAN—Mr. and Mrs. James
Reiman of Butte, a daughter,
Shirley Joan, weighing 7 pounds
6% ounces, born Wednesday,
December 9, at St. Anthony’s
hospital, O’Neill.
WEYHRICH — Mr. and Mrs.
Holland Weyhrich of O’Neill, a
daughter, Susan Lynn, weighing
4 pounds 15% ounces, born
Thursday, December 10, at St.
Anthony’s hospital, O’Neill.
HAMILTON — Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Hamilton of Venus, a
son, Darrell Frank, weighing 7
pounds 3% ounces, born Thurs
day, December 10, at St. An
thony’s hospital, O’Neill.
-IVir. ailU 1YX12>. way lie
Black of Spencer, a daughter,
Dawn Elizabeth, weighing 7
pounds 14 % ounces, born Sun
day, December 13, at St. An
thony’s hospital, O’Neill.
BECKWITH — Mr. and Mrs.
Daryl Beckwith of O’Neill, a son,
Wayne Daryl, weighing 7 pounds
4%' ounces, born Monday, De
cember 14, at St. Anthony’s hos
pital.
LEE—Mr. and Mrs. Francis D.
Lee of Atkinson, a son, Gerald,
weighing 9 pounds, born at 4 a.m.,
Tuesday, December 15, in At
kinson Memorial hospital. This
is the couple’s ninth child.
STRAUBE—Mr. and Mrs. El
mer Straube of Broken Bow, a
daughter, Ann Elizabeth, weigh
ing 714 pounds, horn Monday,
December 7. Mrs. Straube is the
former Ruth Lawrence, daugh
ter of Mrs. Emma Lawrence of
O’Neill. They have another
daughter.
Arriving Friday—
Edward Campbell of Green
Bay, Wise., and William J. Froe
lich, jr., USN, stationed at Wash
ington, D.C., are expected home
for the Christmas holidays early
Friday morning. William J. Froe
lich, sr., will join them in Chi
cago, 111., and return home with
them.
JUSTICE COURT
November 30—Kenneth Low
ry, over gross load, Patrolman
Scheel, fined $50.
November 30—Albert Dawson,
violation reciprocity, Patrolman
Skinner, fined $25.
November 30—Ed Schulte, vio
lation reciprocity, Patrolman
Knotwell, fined $15.
November 30—John Slaymak
er, illegal possession of deer,
Warden Salak, fined $100.
November 30— Jimmy Kirk
land, shot deer out of season,
Warden Salak, fined $325.
December 1—C. M. Scott, no
driver’s license, Patrolman Gude,
fined $10.
December 4 — Ray Angus,
speeding, Patrolman Gude, fined
$15. „ ,
December 4—Everett Burley,
over on capacity plates, Patrol
man Gude, fined $10.
December 4—Theron R. Ew
ing, violation reciprocity, Patrol
man Gude, fined $15.
December 4 — Ernest Fisher,
violation reciprocity, Patrolman
Gude, fined $15.
December 4—O. E. Holman,
over on axle, Patrolman Shor
ney, fined $54.
December 5—T. J. Ivester, vio
lation reciprocity, Patrolman
Shorney, pending.
December 5—L. R. Christen
sen, gross overweight, Patrolman
Gude, fined $50.
December 8—L. C. Bertrand,
i overweight, Patrolman Gude,
| fined $25.
jjecemDer o—«uiu ^ v -
j erweight on axle, Patrolman
Gude, pending.
December 8—C. R- McConnell,
over on capacity plates, over on
gross load, pending.
December 8—William V. Wen-,
zel, overweight on S.D. plates,
Fatrolman Gude, fined $10.
December 8— Claude Sinnen,
violation reciprocity, Patrolman
Knotwell, fined $15.
December 8—R- H. Housmger,
violation reciprocity, Patrolman
Knotwell, fined $15.
December 8 — Robert Paras
cand, overweight on axle, Patrol
man Knotwell, fined $50.
December 8—J- J. Garrity, vio
1 a t i o n reciprocity, Patrolman
Knotwell, pending.
December 8—Thomas Kapugi,
overweight on axle, Patrolman
Skinner, fined $50.
December 8 — McCurry L.
Horn, over on axle and capacity
plates, Patrolman Cochran, pend,
ing.
December 9—Don Light, over
weight on capacity plates, Pa
trolman Skinner, pending.
December 9 — Adolph Seibel,
over gross weight, Patrolman
Cochran, fined $25.
December 9— O. E. Holman,
overweight on axle, Patrolman
Cochran, fined $50.
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Knoxville News
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Bartos and
family visited Wednesday eve
ning, December 9, in the Dale
Barta home. , ,,
The Knoxville 4-H club held a
Christmas party at the Dave
Nelson home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Dryak and
family were in Norfolk Satur
day. .
Bryce Phillip arrived in the
U.S. recently, having served in
Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip are
now staying at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Phillip. Mrs. Phillip had been
employed in Omaha prior to her
husband’s return to the States.
Arthur Barta spent the first
of the week in Omaha.
The YAF held its annual
Christmas family night at the
Methodist church Tuesday eve
ning. At 6:30 a potluck supper
was served, being followed with
a program.
Cal McElvain left Monday for
his home in Fairmont after an
extended visit here with rela
tives and friends. He is a broth
er of Ralph McElvain.
Visits Ewing and Texas—
EWING—Alton Gunter of Den
ver, Colo., is spending a few days
of his two weeks’ holiday vaca
tion at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Gunter, and
ether relatives. He will also go
to Texas during this period.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Robert E. Thomas, 27, O’Neill,
and Marilyn Lee McConnell, 23,
Atkinson.
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY'S (O'Neill)
Admissions: December 9—Mrs.
Gilbert Heerman, Ainsworth;
Mrs. Roland Weyhrich, O’Neill. 10
—Linda Simmons, Page; Robert
Hesse, Page; Mrs. Donald Kinni
son, Venus; Jim Jarman, Cham
bers; Mrs. Gordon Hamilton,
Venus; James Curran, O’Neill. 12
Sandra Pochop, O’Neill; Mrs.
Robert Boettcher, Lynch; Anton
Engelhaupt, Spencer; Mrs. Em
met Revell, Star; Janice Land
reth. Page. 13 — Mrs. Wayne
Black, Spencer. 14—Mrs. Daryl
Beckwith, O’Neill. 15—Mrs. Sam
Killham, O’Neill; Mrs. Mary Uhl,
O’Neill. 16—Mrs. Eugene Haines,
Ewing.
Dismissals: December 9—Mrs.
Errol Held, O’Neill; Mrs. Arthur
C. Walters and baby girl, Cham
bers. 10—Clinton Shellhase, O’
Neill; Mrs. Tom Lambert and
i baby boy, Chambers. 11—Mrs.
Norman Paxton and baby boy,
Chambers; Robert Hesse, Page;
Mrs. Robert Olson and baby
girl, O’Neill; Mrs. Robert Lang
don and baby boy, O’Neill; Mrs.
Donald Kinnison, Venus. 12 —
Mrs. Gilbert Heerman, Ains
worth; Mrs. Emil Adamson, O’
Neill; Mrs. James Coventry, In
man; Mrs. Clinton Wolfe, O’
Neill; Mrs. Clarence Damme and
baby girl, Chambers; Mrs. Floyd
Harding and baby boy, O’Neill;
Mrs. Clara Scholz, Stuart; Mrs.
Glen Stewart, Lynch. 13—Janice
Landreth, Page; Mrs. Dwaine
Picklapp, Monowi; Mrs. James
Reiman and baby girl, Butte;
Mrs. Rolland Weyhrich, O’Neill.
14—Lawrence Hinrichsen, Ew
ing; Mrs. Emmet Revell, Star;
Linda Simmons, Page. 15—Mrs.
Don Clyde, O’Neill; James Cur
ran, O’Neill; Mrs. Gordon Ham
ilton and baby boy, Venus; Jim
D. Jarman, Chambers; Mrs.
Dwaine Lockmon, Stuart. 16 —
Seth Hertel, Ewing; Mrs. James
Carney, O’Neill.
Hospitalized: Sandra Pochop,
O'Neill; Mrs. Belle Widman,
Amelia; Mrs. Barbara Leahv,
Grand Island; Mrs. Lois B. Ad,
ams, Chambers; Mrs. Mary Vitt,
O’Neill; Mrs. Mary Mullen, O’
Neill; Mrs. Alvin Vorce, O’Neill;
Mrs. Sam Killham, O’Neill; Mrs.
Darrel Beckwith, O’Neill; Mrs.
Wayne Black, Spencer; Mrs. Ma
ry Uhl, O’Neill; Mrs. Eugene
Haines, Ewing; Mrs. Robert
Boettcher, Lynch; Mrs. W. J.
Flannigan, Stuart; Mrs. Charles
I Spath, Chambers; Albert Otte,
Winner, S.D.; Anton Engelhaupt,
Spencer.
SACRED HEART (Lynch)
In hospital: Mrs. William El
sasser, Lynch, medical, good;
Mrs. Rudy Frasch and twins,
Fairfax, S.D., good; John Fundus,
Butte, medical, improving; Peter
Jacobson, Butte, major opera
tion, improving; Mrs. Gordon
Kirsch, Lynch, medical, good:
Orville Lewis, Anoka, medical,
good; Mrs. M. B. Nelson, Bris
tow, medical, satisfactory; Mrs.
Calvin Spencer, Lynch, medical,
good; Mrs. William Spencer and
baby boy, Lynch, good.
Dismissals: December 8— Joe
Helmberger, Bonesteel, S.D.;
Mrs. Leonard Nielsen and baby,
Verdel; Mrs. Alvin Havranek
and baby, Spencer; Leo Thom
son, Lynch. 9—Mrs. Lloyd Hise
rote and baby, Gross; Francis
Gilpin, Verdel. 10—Warren Col
lins, Butte; Mrs. Ed Engelhaupt,
Butte; Mrs. Don Hafsaas and ba
by, Bristow; Mrs. Earl Storjo
hann and baby, Spencer. 11—
Mrs. Oscar Wondercheck, Bris
tow. 12 — Mrs. Cecilia Liewer,
Butte; Mrs. Max Neilan, Bone
steel S.D.; Mrs. G. E. Peppel,
Naper; Mrs. Robert Kersch,
Lynch; Mrs. Albert Miller,
Lynch; Mrs. Peter Gengler,
Lynch, died. 13—Frank Rocha
dle, Niobrara; Mrs. William
Lampman, Spencer. 14 — Alvin
Davis, Butte.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
Admitted: December 7—Ernest
Horton, Stuart, medical; Mrs.
Alvin Wedige, Atkinson. 8—Fred
Tesch, jr., Atkinson, surgical. 9—
Mrs. Donald Cummings, Atkin
son, obstetrical; Sharon Jean Fox,
Newport, surgical. 10—Mrs. Mil
ford Juracek, Atkinson, medical;
Mrs Robert Tooker, Atkinson,
obstetrical. 11—Mrs. Serafin Erg
ler, Stuart, medical; Mrs. Robert
Ramm, Stuart, surgical; Mrs.
Ervin Van Buren, Atkinson, ob
stetrical. 13—Mi's. Harlan Duval,
Atkinson, medical; Mrs. Melvin
L. Hood, Atkinson, medical.
Dismissed: December 9—Mrs.
1 Edward Brandt, Mrs. Richard Os
born and son, Mrs. Raymond Gar
wood and son. 10— Mrs. Ralph
Shald, Mrs. Alvin Wedige, Mrs.
Albert Smith and daughter. 11
Orlo Colwell, Mrs. Darel Bright.
12—Mrs. Milford Juracek. 13 —
Mrs. Donald Cummings and son,
Mrs. Mary LaFoy, Mrs. Harlan
Duval.
Hospitalized: William Murray,
Mrs. Frances Hu.rley, Baby Jan
ice Bright.
Mrs. Hansen New
Worthy Matron—
Mrs. Clarence Hansen of In
man was elected worthy matron
and Judge D. R. Mounts worthy
patron of Symphony chapter,
OES, at a regular meeting last
Thursday evening. Other officers
elected for 1954 include Mrs. D.
C. Schaffer, associate matron:
George Peterson, associate pa
tron; Mrs. H. E. Asher, conduct
ress; Mrs. W. W. Waller, associ
ate conductress; Mrs. Esther C.
Harris, treasurer; Mrs. J. D. Os
enbaugh, secretary, and Mrs.
Harry Petersen, trustee. Mrs.
Petersen’s term of office is for
three years.
Elected and appointive officers
of the chapter will be installed
at the regular January meeting
Frontier tor printing!
Sick & Injured
EWING—Ernest Pierson, who
has been a patient in a Vet
erans hospital for several weeks,
is back home again. . . Adolph
(. Pepper”) Kritzinger, a veteran
of World War I. is a patient at
the Veterans hospital at Grand
Island. . . Karen and Shirley
Funk have been confined to
! their home the past week with
an attack of influenza. . . Cathy
Edward^ small daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Edwards, is
having a siege of chickenpox this
week. . . Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bil
lings received word Sunday of
the emergency appendicitis op
eration of their son-in-law, Rob
ert Dunaway, at Hastings.
CELIA — Lawrence Smith
broke a rib while cranking his
tractor Wednesday, December 2.
. . . Mrs. Milton McKathnie ac
companied her mother, Mrs. H.
Rouse of O’Neill, to Omaha where
Mrs. Rouse was to consult a doc
tor. She came home Sunday.
Mrs. Emma McKathnie stayed at
the McKathnie home to help care
for her grandson, Darrel, and
son, Milton. Baby Kay McKath
nie spent the weekend at the
Stanley Johnson home. . . Nina
; Hendricks and Linda Chaffin
I have chickenpox.
INMAN— Marvin Rouse and
Miss Mildred Keyes spent the
weekend in Omaha visiting their
mother and sister, Mrs. Blanche
Rouse, who is a patient in the
Lutheran hospital, Omaha. . .
Arthur Tomlinson returned Wed
nesday, December 9, from Kansas
City, Mo., where he spent a few
weeks receiving medical atten
tion. . . Mrs. James Coventry re
turned home Saturday afternoon
from the hospital in O’Neill
where she was a patient for a
few days.
CHAMBERS—Mrs. Kieth Sex
ton received word that her moth
er, Mrs. James Bryant of Carle
ton, had fallen and broken her
hip. She was taken to the hos
pital at Geneva. Mr. and Mrs.
Sextqn and Nadine left Saturday
for Geneva. Mr. Sexton drove
on to Haddam, Kans., to visit
his parents. They both returned
to Chambers Sunday evening.
Mrs. Bryant is 83-years-old.
DELOIT — Willard Harpster,
young son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Harpster, has been ill. . . Slvester
Bauer was permitted to have the
cast removed from a n ankle,
which he recently fractured. . .
Mrs. Ludwig Koenig has return
ed home after being a patient in
an Omaha hospital. . . Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Steams visited doctors
in Norfolk recently.
AMELIA—Mrs. Zada Russ is a
I patient in Our Lady of Lourdes
hospital, Norfolk. Mrs. RusS. a
former Amelia resident, has
been staying with her daughter,
the former Herbertta R u S s,
whose home is at Creston. . .
Mrs. Vern Segeser was ill several
days last week suffering with
sinus infection.
KNOXVILLE— Mr. and Mrs.
Bennie Dryak motored to Nor
folk on Saturday taking their
daughter, Shirley, to a hospital
where she underwent surgery’
that evening. She is in ‘ good
condition.” The other Dryak chil
dren stayed at the Henry Farmk
home while their parents were
gone.
PAGE—Rollie Snell submitted
to a major operation Wednesday,
December 9, at the University
hospital, Omaha. His condition is
“good.” Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stew
art are still at Ralston where
they have been since taking Mr.
Snell to Omaha.
LYNCH—Mrs. Mary Fusch is
now at the Gotfrid Danielson
home assisting in the care of
Mrs. Danielson, who is confined
to her bed following a stroke
several weeks ago.
O’NEILL—Mrs. Esther Harris
was confined to her home during
the weekend because of illness.
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Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE: 640 acres of pasture
land, well located.—See R. H.
(“Ray”) S h r i n e r, O’Neill,
phone 106. 33c
FOUND: A set of car keys be
twen 7th and 8th on Douglas
St. Owner may have by paying
for this ad. 33c50
CARD OF THANKS
MY SINCERE thanks to all who
remembered me while I was in
the hospital and to all those
who assisted my family in any
way while I was gone.
33p5() O, J, DRUEKE
MERRY Christmas and many
thanks to all who helped in
any way to make our Friends
of St. Mary’s card party on
December 13, a grand success.
—Mrs. John J. Harrington,
Mrs. Mark Muff, chairmen.
33p50
FOR SALE: A motor-bike. Good
condition.—Ben Bazelman, O’
Neill. 33p
FOR SALE: Buy a self-defroster
for a Christmas or birthday
gift from Mrs. Aug. Kramer,
Stuart, or Mrs. Ronald Borg,
O'Neill, Nebr. 33-35pl
FOR RENT: 5-room house, close
in, REA, reasonable. By Janu
ary 1.—Call 508-M, O’Neill.
Sewing Machines
Necchi — Elna — New Home
Sales & Service
DEMONSTRATIONS every Fri
day afternoon. We repair all
makes.
Midwest Furn. &
Appl.
Phone 346-J — West O’Neill
CARD OF THANKS
WE WISH to thank all our
neighbors and friends in-this
community for their kindness
and consideration in our hour
of sorrow'.
MRS. L. W. BARTHEL
and Family 33p50
. . . Ben Gilligan returned to
his store Wednesday after a
four-day illness.
ATKINSON—I. R. Dickerson,
who recently submitted to the
removal of a lung in Methodist
hospital, Omaha, is “up and a
round” at the hospital. . . Elven
White, rancher who fractured a
leg and an arm in a power take
off acident recently, is expected
to be home by Christmas. No
amputations were necessary. He
is in Methodist hospital, Omaha.
Visit Lieb Home—
Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Heese
and sons of Orchard, Mr. and
Mrs. Arden Laursen and Jeanie
of Venus and Mr. and Mrs. Sam
my Derickson and son were Sun
day dinner guests at the Elroy
1 Lieb home.
REENLISTS IN MARINES
Sgt. Virgil Wilson of Ocean
side, Calif., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Wilson, returned home Sun
day for a few days’ visit. He has
served three years with the ma
rines and has reenlisted for an
other six years.
Weekly Market Report
of
The Atkinson Livestock Market
Atkinson, Nebraska
December 15th Auction
Cattle receipts totaled 2236 head at Tuesday’s auction.
Most all classes sold steady to a little stronger on the higher
quality kinds which were in very short supply. There was a
large crowd in attendance but most of the buyers were want
ing stockers and feeders and our run was top heavy with
breeding cows.
Choice steer calves sold mainly $18.00 to $20.50 with an
extreme top of $22.70 on some 430 lb. weights. Heifer calves
cleared mainly at $14.00 to $16.00 and again quality was
sought by most buyers. Twenty-five head of 470 ib. heifers
topped the sale at $17.20.
There weren’t enough yearling steers for the buyers
who were on the seats. They sold mostly from $17.00 to $19.50.
Three loads of long horned yearlings brought $17.40. Year
ling heifers were again scarce but the packages were quotable
from $14.00 to $15.50.
Breeding cows were most plentiful, just too many for one
sale. The top load brought $13t).00 and the rest ranged from
$90.00 to $127.50. They lacked the quality of the breeding
cows that we have sold for local ranchers in previous weeks.
Canner cows bulked mostly at $6.50 to $7.50 with cutters
about steady with a week ago from $8.00 to $9.00 cwt. Beef
cows $9.00 to $10.50. Bologna bulls looked 50 cents cwt. high
er and sold from $8.00 to $10.50.
The Angus Bulls of Flying D Farms averaged $283.00 with
Henry Heiser paying the top of $407.50 on a Grandson of
Eileenmere 500th.
Inquiry remains particularly strong on good feeders. It
sort of looks like prices on stockers and feeders wili see the
year out at pretty strong prices compared to a rather sluggish
fat cattle market. If you have cattle to sell, list them with
us as early as possible so we may advertise them. See you
Tuesday.
Atkinson Livestock Market
Phone 5141
Atk'nson, Nebr.
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