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HILL1GAS — Mr. and Mrs.
Uoyd H ill i gas of Chambers, a
daughter. Janet Kay, weighing
7 pounds 5 ounces, born Wednes
day, March 17, at the Atkinson
Memorial hospital.
BOWMAN—Mr. and Mrs. Der
ald Bowman of Spencer, a daugh
ter, weighing 6 pounds 11 ounc
es. bom Wednesday, March 17,
at Sacred Heart hospital.
CARMICHAEL—Mr and Mrs.
Dwight Carmichael of Butte, a
son, weighing 7 pounds 9 ounces,
bom Tuesday, March 16, at Sa
cred Heart hospital, Lynch.
MARSHALL — Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Marshall of Stuart., a
son, Samuel J >hn, weighing 7
pounds 7 ounces, born Friday,
March 19, at Atkinson Memorial
hospital.
JENSEN—Mr. and Mrs. Buit
on J. Jensen of Stuart, a daugh
ter, Margaret Ann, weighing 10
pounds 9^4 ounces, born Satur
day, March 20, at St. Anthony s
hospital, O’Neill.
STUCKEY — Mr. and Mr;.
Dean Stuckey of Grafton, a son,
bom Monday, March 15. Mrs
Stuckey is the former Eunice
Chudomelka of Inman. The
Stupkeys have one other child—
a boy. Mrs. Ed Chudomelka left
Saturday for Grafton to assist in
the Stuckey home.
Attend 25th Wedding
Anniversary Event—
Mrs. Henry Martin and Mis.
Clarence Wrede spent Saturday
and Sunday in Springview visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Hipke. On Sunday, they
attended the 25th wedding anni
versary celebration of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Carr. Others from O’
Neill who were in attendance
were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Boshart,
Aaron Boshart and daughter,
Mrs. Dwight Hammerli n, ar.d
Pamela.
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Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE: Alfalfa seed, Cos
sack, state tested.—John Pruss,
Emmet. 47-48c
(First pub. March 25, 1954)
John R. Gallagher, Attorney
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate No. 3958
In the County Court of Holt
County, Nebraska, March 24,
1954. In the matter of the Estate
of Otto Lorenz, Deceased.
CREDITORS of said estate are
hereby notified that the time
limited for presenting claims
against said estate is July 15,
1954, and for the payment cf
debts is March 24, 1955, and that
on April 15, 1954. and on July
16, 1954, at 10 o’clock A.M., earn
day, I will be at the County
Court Room in said County to
receive, examine, hear, allow, or
adjust all claims and objections
duly filed.
LOUIS W. REIMER,
County Judge.
(COUNTY COURT SEAL) 47-49c
WANTED: All kinds of sawing
with chain saw.—Ray Orsborn,
or call phone 369-LM, O’Neill.
47-48p60
fOR SALE: Cottonwood lumber,
dimension and boards. —Ray
Orsborn, 812 E. Benton, O’
Neill. 47-48p'iQ
HELP WANTED: Man to work
on ranch. —Lawrence Dobro
volny, O’Neill. 47p35
FOR SALE: 40’ steel windmill
tower, 8’ wheel; 600 hedge
posts, 3”; 4-yr. Hereford bull.
—Roy White, rte. 6, Burwell.
47-48po0
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Engagement T old
Mr. and Mrs. Hillery Clinton
of Spencer have announced the
engagement of their daughter.
Miss Shirley Joan (above), to
Edgar Leslie Bailey, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bailey of
Bonesteel, S.D. Miss Clinton is
employed at the Becker drug
store in Spencer. Mr. Bailey,
who is with the seabees, is now
stationed at Cubi Point, Phil
ippine Islands. They plan to
be married when he returns
to the United States.
Reformatory Term
for Young Flannigan
Stuart Soldier Gets
l-to-3 Years
STUART— Daniel Flannigan,
18-year-old Stuart soldier, will
serve a sentence of from one to
three years in the reformatory
for causing the February 23
traffic death of Mrs. A. H. And
ersen of Grand Island. The youth
was sentenced in Grand Island
by District Judge E. G. Kroger.
Young Flannigan, who had re
cently returned to the U.S. from
Austria on an emergency leave,
entered a plea of no contest to
a charge of motor vehicle homi
cide. He testified he had no
recollection of the accident or of
events leading up to it.
Mrs. Andersen was fatally in
jured when a car driven by her
husband was struck by a ma
chine driven by Flannigan at a
Grand Island intersection on a
wintry night. Mr. Andersen was
seriously injured and is still hos
pitalized.
Judge Kroger said the youth
was violating the law by drink
ing, speeding and running a stop
sign.
Initialed into
Sorority at 'U'—
INMAN—Miss Imogene Davis,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thom
as J. Davis of Inman, recently
was initiated into Kappa Delta,
a national panhellenic sorority
Just before initiation she was
given the title of “activity gill”
of the pledge class.
Miss Davis, who is a sopho
more at the University of Ne
braska, has also recently receiv
ed several other honors. She was
honored scholastically by being
on the honor roll of the Univer
sity of Nebraska as being ;n the
upper 15 percent of the class.
She was one of the nine chosen
as “outstanding” from the soph
omore class to present the soph
omore recital for the university.
In connection with music; Miss
Davis was pledged by Delta
Omicron, national music frater
nity, and was just informed of
being cast in the Kismet Klub
spring show presented each year
at the Nebraska theater. This
year’s show is “Fenian’s Rain
bow.”
Imogene has also made several
appearances on television, her
latest being on “Recital” over
KFOR-TV.___
More Feeder Pigs Than Usual
• There will be more feeder pigs than usual consigned -to
our sale today (Thursday), including one consignment
of 40 head of Yorkshire pigs, weighing around 40 pounds
each; also 15 head of very good, triple vaccinated Spotted
bred gilts to farrow in mid-April. There will be the regular
run ot fat hogs. The hog sale starts at noon.
• Around 250 cattle are expected, including 10 head of
registered Hereford bulls from the Don DeVoss herd
(see advertisement elsewhere), several good consignments
of calves and light yearlings, and the usual run of butcher
cattle.
• In our March 18th sale. 190-270 pound butcher hogs
sold from 25.75 to 26.90. about 40c over the river mar
ket top. Sows were quoted from 22.50 to 24 00. In the cattle
sale, steer calves were bringing 20.00-22.00; heifer calves,
16.00-17.25. Yearling steers demanded 19.50 on down to
17.50 and yearling heifers. 15.00 down to 13.50. Cannex and
cutter cows were quoted from 9.50 to 11.00 and fat cows,
11.00 to 13.00.
O’Neill Livestock Market
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Hospital Notes I
ST. ANTHONY'S (O'Neill)
Admissions: March 17— Mrs.
Arthur Hibbs, Star; Carolyn
Wintermote, Chambers; Arthur i
Wintermote, Chambers; Mrs. 1
Earl Bauld, O’Neill; Brenda Cole,
Star. 18—Ben K. Oetter, Ewing;
H. J. Row, Spencer; Juliana
Kamphaus, Amelia; Anna Marie
Musil, O’Neill; Henry Schlueter,
jr., O’Neill; Ronald Hoerle, Ew- (
ing; Mrs. Emil J. Adamson, O’
Neill; Harry McKay, Chambers; ;
Clifford Walters, Chambers. 19— .
Fred K. Naslund, Page; Albert
F. Lybolt, Chambers; Robert -
Musil, O’Neill; Mrs. LeRoy Hol
comb, Chambers; Leon Hertel, i
Chambers; Garlin Carmichael, ;
Spencer; Jerry Homolka, Cham
bers; Timmy Joe O’Connell, O’
Neill; Eddie Gatz, O’Neill. 20 —
Mrs. B. J. Jensen, Stuart. 21
Mrs. Donald Shonka, Chambers;
Mrs. Thomas Knoell, Norfolk;
Irma Juracek, Star; James E.
Wiley. Dorsey; Mrs. Henry Ku
fahl, O’Neill; Mrs. Wayne Black,
Spencer; Mrs. Louis Zastrow, O’
Neill 22— Mrs. R. D. Hoffman,
Fairfax. S.D.; Mrs. Orie Caskey,
Venus- Kenneth M. Heiss, Page;
August Heese, Page; Larry Sum
mers, Page; Mrs. Robert J. Yant
zie, O’Neill; Thelma Wagner, O’
Neill- Warren Schmidt, Page;
Mrs. Harold Summers, Venus;
Mrs. A. J. Koenig, Ewing. 23
Mrs. Alfred Hamik, O’Neill; \
V. Lucas, O’Neill; Mrs. An ia
McCartney, O’Neill; H. J. Ham
mond, O’Neill; Mrs. Lloyd Por
ier, urciiaiu.
Dismissals: March 17—Roger
Miller, Ewing; Mrs. LeRoy Hol
comb, Chambers; Richard Pon
gratz, O’Neill. 18 — D. F. Mur
phy, O’Neill; Mrs. Harold Sum
mers, Venus; Mrs. Arthur H.bbs,
Star; Mrs. Glenn Gettert, O
Neill; Jimmy Farrier, Ewing;
Georgia McGinnis, Emmet; Rob
ert Musil, O’Neill. 19—Mrs Clin
ton Wolfe and baby boy, O Neill;
James S. Becker, O’Neill. 20 —
Ben K. Oetter, Ewing; Mrs. T.
D. Hutton, Inman; Anna Mane
Musil, O’Neill; Mrs. Frank Park
ins, O’Neill; Jerry Homolka,
Chambers; Hemy F. Schueter,
ir. O’Neill; Ronald Hoerle, Ew
ing- J. E. Davis, O’Neill. 21 —
Eddie Gatz, O’Neill; Leon Hertel,
Chambers; Timmy Joe O’Con
nell, O’Neill; Clifford Walter,
Chambers. 22—Carolyn Winter
mote, Chambers; Arthur Winter
mote, Chambers; Brenda Cole,
Star* Mrs. Louis Zastrow, O ■
Neill- Garlin Carmichael, Spen
cer. 23— Mrs. LeRoy Holcomo,
Chambers; Fred K. Naslund,
Page; Mrs. R. D. Hoffman Fair
fax S D ■ Mrs. Donald Shonka,
Chambers’; Robert Kersch, Spen
cer; Mrs. Henry Kufahl, O Neili;
Juliana Kamphaus, Amelia. 24—
Mrs. Robert Yantzie, O Neill.
Hospitalized: Robert Musil,
O’Neill; Larry Summers, Page;
W E. Wanser, Page; August
Reese, Page; James E. Wiley,
Dorsey; Mrs. Mary Vitt, O NeiuJ
Mrs. Mary Mullen, O Neill; War
ren Schmidt, Page; H. J. Ham
mond, O’Neill; Arthur F Ly
bolt, Chambers; Mrs. B. J. Jen
sen, Stuart; Mrs. Thomas Knoell,
Norfolk: Mrs. Alfred Hamlk, O
Neill- Genevieve McManus, U -
Neill; Mrs. A. J. Koenig, Ewing;
Mrs. Orie Caskey, Venus; 1 hel
ms Wagner, O’Neill; Mrs Wayne
Black, Spencer; Irma Juracen.,
Star; Mrs. Lloyd Porter, Or
chard- Mrs. Susan Kubichek, O
Neill-' Mrs. Earl Bauld, O’Neill;
Mrs Emma Kazda, Atkinson
Harry McKay, Chambers H. J
Row, Spencer; Albert Otte, Win
ner s D • Kenneth M. Heiss,
Page- R- V. Lucas, O’Neill; Mis.
Harold Summers, Venus; Mrs.
Anna McCartney, O’Neill; Mis.
Emil J. Adamson, ONeili.
SACRED HEART (LyncB)
Hospitalized: Marion Borrall,
Butte, accident, good; Mrs. Der
ald Bowman and baby S ri>
Spencer, good; Mrs. Dwight Car
michael and baby boy, Butte,
good; Andrew Cizek, Spencei,
medical, good; Mrs. Christina
Klein, Bonesteel, S.D., medical,
improving; Emil Landberg, Bris
tow, medical, improving; Mrs.
Land McGraw, Niobrara, major
operation, good; Mrs. Chris Neu
miller, Naper, medical, satisfac
tory- Mrs. A. J. Pritchett, Lynch,
major operation, improving;
Mrs. Kermit Rnodman, Gross,
medical, satisfactory; Mrs. Wil
liam Shelden, Spencer, medical,
good; Claus Sieh, jr., Butte, med
Bismissals; March 16— Master
Ronald Palmer, Lynch. 17 -
Gloria Ann Retzlaff, Lynch. 13
_Henry Niemeyer, Spencer. 19
—Mrs. William Schultz, Naper;
Mrs. Eldon Sedivy, Redbird.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
Admitted; March 15 — Mrs.
Donald Cadwallader, Bassett,
surgical. 16 — M. A. Petijohn
Stuart, medical; Mrs. Herman
Schrader, Atkinson, medical;
Warren Gallaher, Stuart, med
ical; Edward Frank Osborne,
Atkinson, medical. 17 — Mrs.
Lloyd Hilligas, Chambers, ob
stetrical; Mrs. Calvin Seger*
medical. 19—Mrs. Ronald Mar
shall, Stuart, obstetrical; Nancy
Lee Steck, Atkinson, surgical. 21
—Miss Betty Osborne, Atkinson,
surgical.
Dismissed: March 16— James
Hugh Estill. 18—Edward Frank
Osborne. 19—Mrs. John Welch
man and daughter, Mrs. * aul
Kramer and daughter, M* A. Pe
iihon. 20 — Warren Gallaher,
Nancy Lee Steck. 21—Mrs. Don
ald Cadwallader.
Back from Extended
Trip in West—
EMMET—Mr. and Mrs. John
Conard and Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Cole returned home Friday nigh,
after a 16-day Western trip. Tney
visited Mrs. John Lowery m
Idaho, and Mr. and Mrs Char
ence Smith of Caldwell, Ida,
both families having formerly
lived in Emmet._
Tune in .. . . “Voice of The
Frontier.”__
DR. J. L. SHERBAHN
O’Neill, Nebraska
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Mary LaFoy Burial
Made at Chambers
become 111 During
Atkinson Visit
ATKINSON— Funeral services
or Mrs. Mary Siebken LaFoy,
lie former Mary Gilman, were
•onducted Monda.y morning,
ilarch 22, from St. Joseph’s
Catholic church here. Burial was
it Chambers.
The late Mrs. LaFoy died on
rhursday afternoon, March 18,
in Atkinson Memorial hospital,
after having been criticaly ill
for a week.
Mrs. LaFoy went to Sidney a
few months ago to reside with
her son, Glenn, and family. She
returned to Atkinson to attend
the funeral of a relative and
while here became ill and nev
er recovered.
Survivors include: Son —
Glenn Siebken of Sidney; broth
ers— William Gilman of Cody;
Harold and Lee Gilman, both of
Amelia; George Gilman of Va
der, Wash.; and Sam Gilman of
Portland, Ore.; sisters — Mrs.
Elmer' Enbody of Winlock,
Wrash.; Mrs. Gertrude Adair and
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Mrs. Stella Sparks, both of Am
elia; two grandchildren.
OHS Thespians
Present Program
The O’Neill high school Thes
pian club, national honorary so
ciety, Tuesday evening present
ed a program consisting of two
readings and two one-act come
dies.
Patty Pierson presented an
oration, entitled “Let’s Take Off
Our Moral Blinders,” and Jean
ene Backhaus delivered a dra
matic reading, entitled “Eyes.”
Members of the play cast, en
titled “Eh,” included Marilyn
Lindberg, Duane Alton, Owen
Davis, Larry Chace and Pat De
Bolt. Members of the cast in the!
other play, which was entitled,
“One Happy Family,” included I
Evalyn Jean Asher, Warren Se
ger, Richard Gaskill, Janet Hull,
Janice Holsclaw, Dwayne De
Vall, Pat DeBolt and Robert
Sanders.
Miss Viola Haynes is Thespian
director. Ushers were Jan.ce
Landreth and Betty Harmon.
The two readings and one of
the plays, “One Happy Family,”
were entered in the district for
ensic meet at Atkinson held Fri
day. All three entries received
“excellent” ratings.
A large crowd attended Tues
day’s program and proved to be
a responsive audience.
Mabel Shobe and daughter of
Page were Tuesday, March 16,
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.
G. Kraft. Abbie ar.fi Gerry' Han
ley of Inman called at the Kraft
home Saturday.
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