Mitchell -Shaw
Rites at Bassett
'See photo at right)
ATKINSON—St. Mary’s Epis
copal church at Bassett was me
scene of the Tuesday, June 29,
wedding of Miss Myra Mitchell’
daughter of Mrs. Bessie Mitchell
of Bassett, and Richard Shaw
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shaw
of Atkinson.
Rev. E. A. St. John officiated
at the double-ring ceremony.
Miss Janelle Potratz was maid
of-honor and Jake Maurer was
bestman.
The bride, given in marriage
by Don West, wore a white pi
que dress trimmed with lace.
She chose white accessories and
carried white carnations on a
wnite prayer book.
A blue cotton dress with
white accessories was worn by
the maid-o£-honor. Her corsage
was of white carnations.
Stephen Strand was acolyte
and Miss Doralee Henderson
played the nuptial music.
Following a wedding trip to
South Dakota the couple will re
side on a ranch south of Atkin
son.
Arrive from California—
Mr. and Mrs. Michael David
son and family of Culver City,
Calif., arrived Monday and will
visit for two weeks with his mo
ther, Mrs. James Davidson, sr.,
and other relatives and friends
in O’Neill. Mrs. Davidson is the
former I la Anderson of Atkinson.
She is a half-sister of Darrel
Slaymaker of O’Neill.
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Mr. and Mrs. Richardl Shaw ... to reside on ranch south
of Atkinson.—O'Neill Photo Co
HOLT COUNTY BANK COMPARISONS
JUNE 30. 1954
O’Neill National Bank, O’Neill - $ 3,375,996.04 $ 621,699.48
First. National Bank, O’Neill - 2,942.315.98 576,761.31
First National Bank, Atkinson . 2,414,342.05 €17^501.35
Tri-County Bank, Stuart - 1,035,148.86 487,158.28
Farmers State Bank, Ewing- 1,030,891.34 364,197.58
Farmers State Bank,, Ewing - 1,030,891.34 364,197.58
Chambers State Bank, Chambers 833,788.62 360 980 40
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Totals —---- $11,637,482.89 $3,028,298.40
Stuart Downs Atkinson
3aseballers, 5-3—
ATKINSON — The Atkinson
town team was out for revenge
Sunday night when it punched
home 10 markers and held the
Stuart squad scoreless. The
btuart club had dealt Atkinson
its only league loss.
Ainsworth also dropped the
Atkinson team in loop competi
tion but the game was protested
because the winners used players
not on their roster. Atkinson won
the protest.
Roland Everett, who pitched
Junior Legion ball last summer,
held the Stuart team to two hits
in seven innings. Jim Ellenwood
twirled the last two innings and
did not allow a hit.
The Atkinson batsmen were
paced by Sonny Retzlaff, Pat
Miller and Jack Forristal, who
socked a pair of bingles a piece.
Everett added another win to
his victory string. His season, to
tal now is seven victories and no
defeats. He has hurled 57 innings
allowing only 34 hits. He has
fanned 50 hitters.
Score by innings:
Stuart _000 000 000— 0 2 5
Atkinson _030 041 llx—10 9 3
R. Kunz and Hoffman; Everett
and S. Retzlaff.
Senate to Reconsider
Power Line to Belden
Gov. Robert Crosby reported
Tuesday that the senate appro
priations committee has agreed to
i reconsider the requested $450,000
appropriation for construction of
a transmission line from Gavins
Point dam to Belden.
’ The governor said the word
was relayed by Nebraska’s sena
tors, Eve Bowring and Sam Rey
nolds.
“This is our last hope in the
present session of congress,”
Crosby said, “ and it is particul
arly gratifying in view of the
unrelenting opposition which
blocked a final report for favor
able consideration in the House
of Representatives.”
The governor was told that
key members of the state comm
ittee have been promised to try
to include the Belden line funds
in the final supplemental appro
priation bill which will be before
the senate committee in the next
few days.
Belden, situated about 70 miles
east of O’Neill, is the first strate
gic point east of O’Neill in the
Nebraska public power grid.
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O’Neill Rockets
Top Bassett, 5-4
Opponents’ Errors
Help Win
BASSETT — O’Neill Rockets
handed the Bassett town team a
5-4 defeat Sunday on the Bassett
diamond.
The home team socked eight
nits to five for the winners but
errors and men left on base spell
ed the difference.
Batteries: O’Neill — Beringer
and Milo; Bassett — L. Fischer
and Clark.
Bassett now has a pair of wins
and a half-dozen defeats. Or
chard will play at Bassett today
(Thursday).
Darel Graham started on the
mound for O’Neill and was re
lieved by Beringer, who got cred
it for the win. Graham struckout
cne, yielded seven hits, walked
three. Beringer collected two
strikeouts, gave up one hit, and
issued three walks.
Fisher whiffed 10, gave up 10
hits, walked two.
O’Neill’s two tallies in the
ninth came after two were out.
Nesbitt doubled, Beringer reach
ed first on an error, and Gorgen
came through with a single.
Score by innings;
123 456 789—R
O’Neill 001 000 112—5
Stuart .030 000 001—4
O’NEILL (5) ab r h
M. Morrow, lb_4 0 1
Nesbitt, ss_5 12
Beringer, cf, p_4 2 2
Gorgen, c _5 0 2
Appleby, 2b . 4 0 0
R. Morrow, rf . 4 0 0
Adamson, If _ 4 0 1
Carroll, 3b 4 11
Graham, p, If 4 10
Totals . 38 si
BASS. (4) ab r h
R. Fisher, 3b 5 0 2
Sanger, rf . 4 o 1
Clark, c . . _ 4 0 1
K. Bussinger, 2b_4 0 0
Sylvester, If _ _ 4 1 2
Smith, lp ... 110
R. Bussinger, lb . 1 0 0
A1 Fisher, lb _ 2 0 0
Davis, Cf ..3 0 0
M. Bussinger, ss .312
L. Fisher, p _ 3 O 1
Totals _ 34 4 8
Ainsworth 5; O'Neill 4
The O’Neill Rockets and Ains
worth turned in a nip-and-tuck
performance here last Thursday
night with Ainsworth winning
the North-Central Nebraska Day
and Night league battle, 5-4.
Rowan was the starting pitch
er for Ainsworth and was reliev
ed by Bruce Johnson in the
fourth. Don Larsen finally was
called in to relieVe Johnson in
the ninth. Johnson, however, got
credit for the win.
The Ainsworth chucking de
partment got credit for seven
strikeouts and gave up only two
walks.
Gorgen began on the mound
for O’Neill, being relieved by
Beringer in the fifth, who was
charged with the loss. Gorgen
collected three kayoes and issued
two base tickets. Beringer whiff
ed foui-, walked three.
The Rockets limped off the
1 eld as the game ended with
three dying on base.
O NEILL (4) ab r h
Nesbitt, ss 4, 0 1
M. Morrow, lb 4 0 1
Beringer, 3b. d 5 2 2
Gorgen, 3b. p 3 2 2
Appleby, 2b _ 4 0 2
Graham, cf .._. 4 0 0
Adamson, rf, If . 4 0 0
Connot, c 4 0 1
Holtz, If . 2 0 0
Carroll, rf 10 0
Mossman, rf . 1 o 0
Totals ... 36 4 9
AINS. (5) ab r h o
Beebout, 3b . 4 0 0
Price, If .. 5 j j
Don Larsen, ss, p 5 2 2
Lowe, lb .. 4 11
Graham, rf _ 5 14
Wicker, 2b .... 3 0 0
Sennett, c 4 0 1
Brent Johnson, cf 3 0 0
Rowan, p .... i o 0
Paul Larsen, cf .. .. 10 0
Bruce Johnson, p, ss 1 0 0
Totals ... ; 36 5 9
New Superintendent
At Brunswick Arrives—
BRUNSWICK—Wayne Cash,
who will be superintendent of
schools here the coming year,
with Mrs. Cash and their four
.children, moved to Brunswick
from Lincoln Saturday. They are
occupying the John Forbes home,
vacated by the family of former
Supt. Wilson Bryant, jr., who is
now in business at Tilden.
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