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r NICKEL—Mr. and Mrs. Wes
ley Nickel of Caldwell, Ida., a
f daughter, Sherrie Lee, weighing
c7 pounds 14 ounces, bom Friday,
March 26. This is the couple’s
first child. Mr. Nickel is the son
of Mr- °arid Mrs. Plenn Nickel,
formerly of Page. The-baby was
° bom on her grandfather, Plenn
Nickel’s, o b'irthdav anniversary.
° nRENINGER — Mr. and Mrs.
° Norman Reninger of Columbus,
O., a baby girl, weighing 8
pounds, born Thursday, April 1.
The grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. William Reninger and Mr.
arid Mrs. Frank Porter of Cham
O bers. o
MERRIMAN Mr. and Mrs.
James Merriman of Omaha, a
daughter,0 Teresa Elizabeth,
o weighing 7 pounds 5 ounces,
born Saturday, April 3, at St.
Joseph’s hospital in Omaha. Mr.
Merriman is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. L. M. Merriman of O’Neill
and Mrs' Merriman is the for
mer Marilu Jesse, daughter cf
Mr. and Mrs. John Jesse of
Omaha. o
KIRWAN—Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence Kirwan, 1260 High st.,
o Whittier, Calif., a son, weighing
9 pounds 7 *>2 ounces, °born
n°Thursday, March 025,o in Murphy
Memorial hospital, Whittier,
o Mrs. Kirwan is the former La
Vern Borg, a daughter of Mr.
0and Mrs. Axel Borg of O’Neill.
The father is a sea of Mrs. Mike
Kirwan of Los Angeles, former
ly of 00’Neill. The maternal
grandmother returned Sunday
°caftef spending about two months
there. Mr. Kirwan is a junior
executive with the Coast Fed
eral Savings & Loan of Los
Angeles, fcalif.
GARWOOD — Mr. and Mrs
Ivan Garwood of Atkinson, a
daughter, Sharon Marie, weigh
ing 8 pounds 10 ounces, boxn
Monday. March 29, in Atkinson
Memorial hospital,
o ANDERSON — Mr. and Mrs.
Arden Anderson of Butte, a
son, David tynn, weighing 7
pounds 8 ounces, born Sunday,
o March 28, in Sacred Heart hos
D pital, Lynch.
HRBEK—Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
Hrbek of Redbird, a son, Donald
>0 Ray. weighing 06 pounds 13
ounces, 0 born Friday, April 2,
in Sacred Heart hospital. Lynch,
o ROCKFORD — Mr. and Mrs.
LeRo/ Rockford of Anoka, a
son, Ryan cLeroy, weighing 5
pounds 1 ounce, born Sunday,
April l.oin Sacred Heart hospi
° tal, Butte.
0 STOLTENBERG — Mr. and
Mrs. Ravjnond °Stoltenberg of
Naper, a son, Scott Alan, weigh
ing 7, pounds, born Fridas, April
2, in Sacred Heart hospital.
Lynch. o 0
WELIS — Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Wells of Lyncfi, a son, Timothy
Lee, weighing 8 pounds, born
Thursday, April 1, in Sacred
o Heart hospital, Lynch.
GROBERTSON— Mr. and Mrs.
Eiwyn Robertson of Chambers, a
o daughter, weighing 5 pounds 4
ounces, born Monday, April 5,
at St qAnthony’s hospital.
MATTES—Mr. and Mrs. Step
hen Mattes of O’Neill, a daugh
ter, weighing 6 pounds 8% oun
ces, bom Sdhday, April 4, in St.
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Anthony’s hospital, O’Neill.
DONOHOE—Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Donahoe of O’Neill, a
daughter, Jean Marie, weighing
9 pounds ,% ounces, bom Sun
day, April 4, in St. Anthony’s
hospital, O’Neill.
Miss Ruth Hoffman,
Darrol Baker Wed
Miss Ruth Hoffman, veteran
Holt county clerk, became the
bride of Darrol Baker of O’Neill
in a marriage rite performed at
10:30 a.m., Saturday, April 3, in
Albion. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. I. C. G. Camp
bell, pastor of the Congregation
al church.
The Bakers’ wedding trip
took them to Omaha.
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CHAMBERS— Roland Harvey
underwent an appendectomy at
St. Anthony’s hospital last
Thursday. He returned home on
Sunday. . . Alfred Maas was a
patient ir St. Anthony’s hospi
tal a few days last week.
Mrs. John Wintermote was
taken to St. Anthony’s hospital
Saturday for medical care. . .
Emerson Loeske underwent an
appendectomy at St. Anthony’s
hospital on Friday. . . Robert
Loeske was admitted to St. An
thony’s hospital on Sunday
where he submitted to an ap
pendectomy. . • Mrs. Bertha
Harkins is a patient in St. An
thony’s hospital. . . Mrs Clar
ence Knox underwent a major
operation on Tuesday, March 3C.
. . . Mrs. Albert Ritterbush was
take to St- Anthony’s hospital
Monday for an operation. . .
Mrs. Will David is a patient at
St. Anthony’s hospital.
PAGE—Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Heiss returned home from
Grand Island the last of the
week. Richard had been in the
Veterans hospital there for sev
eral weeks. His condition isn’t
“very good.” . . Relatives re
ceived word that Gordon Finley
of Los Angeles, Calif., had suf
fered a relapse and was in the
hospital. Gordon submitted to
surgery about two months ago
for stomach ulcers and has nev
er improved as he should. His
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert iin
ley, have been with him for
about a month. . . Mr. and Mrs.
N. D. Ickes report that their
son, Millard, at Caldwell, [da.,
doesn’t improve as he should.
He has been ill since January 1.
Larry Heiss, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Heiss, sub
mitteu to an appendectomy at
St. Anthony’s hospital Friday.
Larry is a senior in the Page
school.
EWING — James Boies, who
has spent several weeks at the
Veterans hospital in Grand Is
land, is now convalescing at his
home in north Ewing. His wife
and Mrs. Waldo Davis went after
him on Friday. . . Mrs. Lloyd
West, jr., and Mrs. Wilson
Spangler are the latest victims
of mumps in Ewing. The infant
daughter of the Wests is being
cared for at the home of her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd West, sr., at Creighton. . .
Beverly Rotherham, daughter cf
Mr. and Mrs. James Rotnerham,
who has been confined to her
home by illness since the holi
day vacation, was able to return
to school Monday morning. . .
Mrs. Richard Edwards and
daugher, Ja Ann, came home
Wednesday, March 31, from the
Antelope Memorial hospital at
Neligh.
AMELIA—Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Adair and Mrs. Lee Gilman re
turned Wednesday, March 31,
from Lincoln where Bob had
gone to the Veterans hospital
for a medical examination. Mrs.
Gilman visited her brother-in
law and sister, Mr . and Mrs.
Craig Baker. . . Mrs. Eva Spar
row, who has been cared for the
past five months at the home of
her brother, S. C. Barnett, was
taken to Elgin to a nursing home
last Thursday due to the poor
he<h of Mrs. Barnett.
RIVERSIDE—Stevie Miller, 4,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Miller,
underwent an emergency ap
pendectomy at the Neligh hos
pital Sunday morning. . . Three
young mothers with mumps are
Mrs. Archie Johnston, Mrs. Wil
son Spangler and Mrs. Lloyd
West. . . Walter Hand was ill
over the weekend and unable to
participate in the track meet rt
Bassett Monday. . . Lee Fink
has been ill with “strep” throat.
O’NEILL — Ambrose Biglin
was released Monday from St.
Anthony’s hospital. . . Herbert
from St. Anthony’s hospital. He
has been suffering from pneu
monia. . . William W. Watson
submitted to surgery last week
n the hospital here and was
released Saturday.
SICK
EMMET — Mrs. Robert Cole!
returned Friday from the At
kinson hospital. They have nam
ed their son Patrick Kelli. . .
Fioyd Brainard is /ill with the
mumps.
INMAN—Mrs. Lottie Thomp
son of Albion, formerly of Ira
nian, recently was released from
University hospital, Omaha.
ROCK FALLS — Mrs. Roy
Margritz returned to Omaha on
Tuesday, April 6, for medical
treatment.
Mrs. Dale Stauffer
Honors Husband—
PAGE—M r s. Dale Stauffer
entertained a group of friends
at her home Friday evening in
observance of the birthday of
Mr. Stauffer.
Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Reger Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Heiss, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bee
laert, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Van
Horn and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Stauffer.
The evening was spent play
ing games and visiting followed
by a luncheon served by Mrs.
Stauffer.
Dinner Guests—
PAGE—A Sunday dinner was
enjoyed at the farm home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Dunkelberger
near at Page. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. James Boyle and
Gaylen, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Boyle and Jimmie, Duane Boyle,
and Darleen Dunkelberger.
CDA in Session—
The Catholic Daughters o f
America met Tuesday evening
at the K of C hall for a business
session. The door prize was
awarded to Mrs. Mark Muff.
Luncheon was served.
Leaflets Distributed—
A Gideon meeting will be held
Friday evening, April 9, at 8 p.
m., at the Center Union church.
Leaflets were recently dis
tributed.
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Hospital Notes
ST, ANTHONY'S (O'Neill)
Admissions: March 31— Mrs.
Charles Richardson, Jamison;
Mrs. Paul Haenel, Bristow; Mrs.
Leonard Morrow, O’Neill. April
1 — Theo. Weichman, Stuart;
Delores Hamik, Stuart; Fredrick
Kaup, Stuart; Roland Harvey,
Chambers; Mrs. Ed Panowicz,
O’Neill; Mrs. Otto W. Sprague,
O’Neill; Lee Bartos, Pierce;
Mark Nelson, O’Neill; Stephen
Nelson, O’Neill; Danny Kirk
patrick, O’Neill. 2 — Emerson.
Loseke, Chambers; Larry Heiss,
Page; Bertha Harkins, Cham
bers; Alfred Maas, Chambers. 3
—Mrs. J. W. Wintermote, Cham
bers; D. E. Seger, O’Neill; Verna
Jeanne Fox, O’Neill. 4 — Mrs.
Clarence Donohoe, O’Neill; Mrs.
William David, O’Neill; Mrs.
Stephen Mattes, O’Neill; Robert
Loseke, Chambers; Mrs. Albert
Ritterbush, Chambers; Garlin
Carmichael, Spencer; Judy Ann
Johnson, O’Neill. 5—Mrs. Elwyn
Robertson, Chambers; Floyd De
Long, Inman; Joe Niezgocki, At
kinson. 6—Regina Vitt, O’Neill.
Dismissals: March 31— Mrs.
Orie Caskey, Venus; John Ste
vens, O’Neill; Phillip Lee, O’
Neill; Shirley Storjohann, Spen
cer. April 1 — Mrs. Austin
Searles and baby girl, O’Neid;
Mrs. Earl McClenahan and baby
boy, O’Neill; Mrs. Charles Rich
ardson, Jamison; Mrs. Ed Beed,
O’Neill; H. J. Row, Spencer. 2—
Mrs. Alfred M. Hamik, O’Neill;
Fredrick Kaup, Stuart. 3— Ste
phen Nelson, O’Neill; Mark Nel
son, O’Neill; Lee Bartos, Pierce;
William W. Watson, O’Neill;
Mrs. Paul Haenel. Bristow. 4—
Herbert J. Hammond, O’Neill
Roland Harvey, Chambers; Mrs!
Thomas Knoell, Norfolk; Mrs.
Otto W. Sprague, O’Neill; Mrs.
Ed Panowicz, O’Neill. 5—Danny
Kirkpatrick, O’Neill; Mrs. Leon
ard Morrow, O’Neill. 6—Garlin
Carmichael, Spencer; Ambrose
Biglin, O’Neill; Alfred Maas,
Chambers; Emerson Loseke,
Chambers; Mrs. Albert Ritter
bush, Chambers; Bertha Hant
ins, Chambers; Mrs. J. W. Win
termote, Chambers. 7 — Floyd
DeLong, Inman.
Hospitalized: Mrs. Mary Vitt
O’Neill; Mr;. Mary Mullen, O’
Neill; Joe Niezgocki, Atkinson
Mrs. Stephen Mattes, O’Neill;
Mrs. Clarence Donohoe, O’Neill:
D. E. Seger, O’Neill; Robert Lo
seke, Chambers; Albert Otte,
Winner, S.D.; Regina Vitt, O’
Neill; Judy Johnson, O’Neill;
Mrs. Elwyn Robertson, Cham
bers; Genevieve McManus, O’
Neill; Mrs. William David, O’
Neill; Verna Jeanne Fox, O’
Neill; Mrs. Clarence Knox, Ew
ing; Mrs. Anna McCartney, O’
Neill; Mrs. Susan Kubichek, O’
Neill; Theo Weichman, Stuart
Delores Hamik, Stuart.
SACRED HEART (Lyrch)
Hospitalized: Mrs. Arden And
erson and baby boy, Butte,
good; Miss Sha.ron Anderson,
r.utte, major operation, good;
Mrs. Oscar Behrent, Butte, ma
jor operation, good; Marion Bor
rall, Butte, accident, good; Mrs.
Edward Carson, Redbird, med
ical, good; Mrs. George Chitten
den, Spencer, medical, satisfac
tory; Andrew Cizek, Spencer,
medical, good; Victoria Ann
Engelhaupt, Butte, medical, im
proving; Mrs. Eddie Hrhek and
oaby, Redbird, good- George
Kruse, Dorsey, medical, satis
factory; Mrs. Leland McGraw,
Niobrara, medical, satisfactory;
Mrs. Chris Neumiller, Naper.
major operation, good; Mrs. A. J.
Pritchett, Lynch, major opera
tion, good; Mrs. LeRoy Rock
ford and baby boy, Anoka, good;
Joe Schwartz. Spencer, medical,
improving; Mrs. Raymond Stolt
enberg and baby boy, Naper.
good; Mrs. Lee Wells and baby
boy, Lynch, good.
Dismissals: March 30 — Mrs.
Christina Klein, Bonesteel, S.D.;
Mrs. Kermit Rhodman, Gross.
31—Martin Jehorek, jr., Lynch.
April 1—Mrs. Paul Stoltenberg,
Naper. 2 — Master Arden Rav
Johnson, Spencer. 3—Mrs Paul
Weber, Butte. 4—Gene Bauman,
O’Neill. 5—Mrs. Fred Spencer,
Lynch; Dr. E. B. Bradley Spen
cer.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
Admitted: March 29 — Mrs.
Ivan Garwood, Atkinson, cbstet
rical; Mrs. Ray Verzal, Atkin
son, surgical. 30—Matt Cleary,
Atkinson, medical. 31 — Mrs.
Cora Tasler, Stuart, medical
April 2—Mrs. Emma Emerson,
Bassett, medical. 4 — George
McTaggart, Stuart, accident. 9
—Mrs. Henry Werner, Aticinscn,
medical.
Dismissed: March 30 — Mrs.
William Kohle and daughter.
April 1 — William Walters. 2—
Mrs. Robert Cole and son. 4—
Matt Cleary. Mrs. Cora Tasler,
Mrs. Ivan Garwood and daugh
ter.
Hospitalized: Donnie Koplan,
Mrs. Herman Schrader.
Tiger* to Compete
in Triangular Meet j
EWING — The Ewing high
school track squad and Coach 1
Richard Lane will go to Stuart :
Thursday, April 15, where a
triangular meet has been ar- <
ranged. Atkinson will also par
ticipate.
Dorrence Hobbs placed fifth <
in shot put at the track meet !
held Monday at Bassett. The rc- .
lay team, Keith Gibscn, Dor
rence Hobbs, Bob Hobbs and i
Melvin Pruden, lacked 3/10 of ,
a second of breaking the old
record.
Coach Lane was pleased with
the showing of the freshman re
lay, Jack Sisson, Francis Hue
messer, Larry Larson and Bob
Tams.
Participating from Ewing in
the mile relay were Lyle Spence,
Ronald Rotherham, Ronald Nei
sius, Bob Stamp, Neal Scheer,
Leo Spes, Bob Koenig and Gene
^oenig.
Transportation wras furnished
by Alvin Gibson, Jay Butler
and Coach Lane, who was ac
companied by Supt. L. M. Cart
el.
Movies Taken on
Randy’s Birthday
EWING—Randy Rockey, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Rockey,
celebrated first first birthday
anniversary on April 1. At 4
o’clock a group of children was
invited to the Rockey home in
honor of the occasion. Ice cream
and cake were served. Mrs.
Rockey baked and decorated the
birthday cake — eight railway
cars pulled by a chocolate en
gine — which made a very at
tractive centerpiece.
Movies were taken of the af
ternoon activities, which includ
ed Randy taking his first steps
alone among the gifts he receiv
ed.
Guests were Cathy Edwards
and her cousin, Tommy Brogart
of Fremont, Billy, Diane, Phyl
lis, Larry and Jane Shilousky,
Mary Huffman, Mrs. Merle Shi
lousky, Janelle Hoke, Rev. and
Mrs. W. J. Bomer and children.
Later guests for the birthday
celebration were the grannpar
ents of the honored guest, Mr.
ann Mrs. Louis Pofahl and Mr
and Mrs. R. G. Rockey, all of
Ewing.
Other Ewing News
Miss Jennie Brown returned
to her home in Ewing on Satur
day after spending a few days
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Jones. They attended
the class play in Clearwater on
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, jr.,
and family and Miss Jennie
Brown spent Sunday at Crofton
visiting at the homes of Mrs.
Ida Calkins and Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Schollmeyer and family.
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DORSEY— George Kruse, 53,
who has been a patient at dif
ferent times at Sacred Heart
hospital, Lynch, late Tuesday
was listed as in “critical” con
dition at the hospital. He reen
tered the hospital Saturday.
Too Late to Classify
LOST: Ear ring with red and
white sets, yellow gold. Find
er please return to Jacqueline
Cullen, Tom-Tom cafe, O -
Neill. 49c40
FOR SALE: New 10 x 12-ft.
brooder house, may be seen at
O’Neill public school.—Harry
Page, O’Neill. 49p35
MAN WANTED: Commission
agent for Continental Oil Co.
bulk plant located in O’Neill.
Contact R. R. Bonge, District
Mgr., through Eby’s Conoco
Service, O’Neill. 49c
FOR SALE: Spring fryers, 3 lbs.
and over, dressed or alive. —
Mrs. Orton Young, ONeill. 49c
WANTED: Middleaged lady to
with and care for small
child.—Phone 558-LM, O’Neill.
I 49c
WANTED: 25 yearlings for pas
ture. — See or write T. J.
Knoell, O’Neill. 49p35
WANTED TO BUY: Used bed,
full size.—Phone 448-LR. 49c
WANTED: A waitress.—Myrt’s
Cafe, O’Neill.49c
FOR SALE: Road patrol and T9
International crawler. — See
Sewell Johnson or Keith
Abart. 49-50p65
WOMEN WANTED: Address and
MATT, Postals at home. Make
$50 wk. Send $1 for instruc
tions.—J. Chiricosta, box 305.
N.Y. 19, N.Y. 49p50
i TAXPAYERS NOTICE 1
g It is erroneous that inventories can be assessed at 70v'e g
H of cost. g
» It is the position of the Governor and the State Tax Com- g
g missioners that reporting merchandise inventories at 70 Co of S
1 cost is illegal and should not be approved by the assessors g
« who know the procedure is being fallowed. g
g All foreign corporations stocks and shares must be list- g
H ed by the Tax Commission’s office and any found omitted g
will be taxed at the same rate as personal property. If they
g are listed they are taxed at 40c per hundred.
All schedules are due April 20, 1954, and become delin- |
g quent after that date. g
| WM. F. wefso |
I County Assessor :j
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Hiram E. Conley, 30, of O’Neill
and Lela Corcoran, 28, of Cham
bers, April 1.
James O. Boettcher, 17, of At
k.nson and Evadene E. Taslcr,
15, of Atkinson, April 3.
Willard Leo Van Buren, 19,
of Spencer and Mary Faye
Whetham, 16, of Lynch, April 3.
Clarence Schinck, 42, of Mead
ow Grove and Mrs. Frances
Schinck, 35, of Meadow Grove,
April 3.
Colorado Couple
Given Shower—
BRISTOW—A shower for Mr.
and Mrs. Mark Lippert of Gree -
ley, Colo., who were married re
cently at Denver, was combined
with the meeting of the Luther
an Aid society at the chur. h
here last Thursday afternoon.
A table in one corner of the
room was decorated to represent
a railroad station with a fast
train pulling out for Denver.
Gifts for the couple, which are
to be sent to them as a surprise,
were arranged cm the table.
Mrs. Lippert is the former
Miss Betty Fredrickson of Brist
ow. Sponsors of the shower were
Mesdames E. L. Hagberg and
Florence Layland and Miss Nona
Anderson of Bristow and Mrs.
Richard Olson of Fairfax, S. D.
Tune in “Voice of The Fron
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