Future Subscribers
YARNALL — Mr. and Mrs.
Phillip Yarnall of Hawthorne,
Calif., a daughter, weighing 8
pounds, bom Tuesday, August
24, in Hawthorne. Mrs. Yarnall
is the former Delores Claussen.
This is the Yarnalls’ second child.
They have a son, Johnny. The
maternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. John Claussen of O’
Neill.
ST E W A R T—Mr. and Mrs.
Mickey Stewart of O'Neill, a son,
Jay Evan, weighing 7 pounds 4%
ounces, born Thursday^ August
19 at St. Anthoney's in O’Neill.
MASHEK—Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Mashek of Spencer, a daughter,
weighing 8 pounds 9 ounces, born
Sunday, August 22, at the Sacred
Heart rospital in Lynch.
SHOEMAKER—Mr. and Mrs.
John Shoemaker of Omaha, a
son, weighing 8 pounds 1 ounce,
born Thursday, August 19, in
St. Joseph’s hospital in Omaha.
The Shoemakers are the parents
of two daughters, Mary Elizabeth,
3 and Patricia Ann, 1. The pater
nal grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. John Shoemaker of O Neill.
DEVALL—Mr. and Mrs. How
ard DeVall of Bristow, a son
weighing 7 pounds 13% ounces,
bom Tuesday, August 24, at Sac-1
red Heart hospital, Lynch.
HALL—Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Hall of Page, a son, weighing b
pounds 8%ounces, bom Wedens
day, August 25, at St. Anthony s
hospital, O'Neill.
SHALD—Mr. and Mrs. George
Shald of Stuart, a daughter,
weighing 7pounds 13% ounces,
bom Tuesday, August 24, Atkin
son Memorial hospital.
LEMUNYAN—Mr. and Mrs.
Ray LeMunyan'of Stuart, a son,
weighing 6 pounds 14 ounces,
born Wednesday, August 25, at
Atkinson Memorial hospital.
McCARTER—Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn McCarter of Atkinson, a
son, weighing 9 pounds 8 ounces,
born Sunday, August 22, at At
kison Memorial hospital.
Party Slated for
Next 212 Meeting—
The 212 South Fork 4-H club
held its regular meeting at the
home of LeRoy Holcomb on Fri
day evening, August 13, with 19
members answering roll call.
The lessons concerned tractor,
let’s cook and room improvement
in which Mrs. Holcomb demon
strated how to arrange flowers
for different uses. It was decided
not to have a meeting next time,
but to have a party instead.
The committee appointed to
decide on where we are going for
cur party includes Jeanene Back
haus, Kenneth Backhaus, Gale
Holcomb and Anna Gartner. Mrs.
Holcomb served lunch.—By club
reporter.
Tune in “Voice of Tne Fron
tier”, thrice weekly!
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Thomas J. Blake, 26, of O’Neill
and Marilyn Ellen Fritton, 23, of
O’Neill, August 20.
Kenneth LeRoy Moore, 21, of
Inman and Deritha Smith, 21, of
Inman, August 21.
Don E. Holliday, 27, of Stuart
and Eileen Prange, 22, of Stuart,
August 21.
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY'S (O'Neill)
Admissions: August 18—Robert
Boettcher, Lynch; William G.
Kraft, O’Neill; Linda Fox, Or
chard. 19—Durlin D. DeBolt, O’
Neill; Mrs. Mickey Stewart, O’
Neill. 20—Mrs. Fannie Ressell
O’Neill; Mrs. Eugene Hoffman,
Stuart; Cal Stewart, O’Neill. 21
—Frank L. Aerts, David City;
Mrs. Frank Aerts, David City; J.
E. Timms, David City; Mrs. J.
B. Timms, David City; Linna
Pucelik, Spencer; Richard F.
Clark, O’Neill. 22 — Mrs. E. A.
Wink, Chambers; Robert Dean
Erunz, Bhrke, S.D. 23—Mrs. Ralph
Fritton, Emmet. 24—Mrs. Harold
Hall, Page; Mrs. Roy Margritz,
O’Neill. 25—Hugh McManus, O’
Neill.
Dismissals: August 18 — Mrs.
George Wright, Ewing; Miss Jo
an Donohoe, O’Neill; George
Clift, O’Neill; Mrs. Vern Peter
son, Chambers; Robert Ramsel,
O’Neill; Michael Mahony, O’Neill.
20—Mrs. Harold Hall, Page; Lin
da Fox, Orchard. 21—Mrs. Don
ald Kinnison, Venus. 22—Linna
Fucelik, Spencer; Frank L. Aerts,
David City; Mrs. Frank L. Aerts,
David City; J. B. Timms, David
City; Mrs. J. B. Timms, David
City; Durlin D. DeBolt, O’Neill;
Carmen Benze, O’Neill; William
G. Kraft, O’Neill. 23—Mrs. Eu
gene Hoffman, Stuart; Mrs.
Mickey Stewart, O’Neill; Robert
Boettcher, Lynch. 24—Cal Stew
art, O’Neill; Robert Dean Brunz,
Burke, S.D.
Hospitalized: Mrs. Ralph Frit
ton, Emmet; Mrs. Mary Graham,
O’Neill; Nancy Lee Johnson, O’
Neill; Mrs. Leslie Lieswald,
Chambers; Mrs. Roy Margritz,
O’Neill; Mrs. Mary Mullen, O’
Neill; Mrs. Fannie Ressel, O’Neill;
Mrs. Mary Vitt, O’Neill; Richard
Clark, O’Neill; Mrs. Fannie Ernst,
O’Neill; Mrs. Harold Hall, Page;
Mrs. Fred Lorenz, Inman; Hugh
McManus, O’Neill; Albert Otte,
Winner, S.D.; Mrs. E. A. Wink,
Chambers.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
Admitted: August 16 — Bill
Walters, Atkinson, medical; Mrs.
Ervin Bonertz, Newport, obstet
rical. 17—Lloyd Herfel, Atkinson,
medical; Mrs. Ed McDonald, At
kinson, medical; Lyle Addison,
Atkinson, medical; Mrs. Harvey
Allshause, Stuart, obstetrical. 19
— Wilmer McConnell, Atkinson,
surgical; Mrs. Frank Keating, At
kinson, medical; Mrs. Will Tas
ler, Atkinson, surgical. 20—Mrs.
Donald Foster, Atkinson, obstet
rical; Mrs. John Flannery, Atkin
son, medical. 22—Norma Haith,
Atkinson, accident; Mrs. George
Shald, Stuart, medical; Mrs.
Glenn McCarter, Atkinson, ob
stetrical.
Dismissed: August 16 — Mrs.
Lyle Fix and son. 17—Mrs. Rich
ard Shearer and son. 18— Lloyd
Herfel, Mrs. Dale Retzlaff and
daughter. 19 — Mrs. Leo Wabs,
Lyle Addison, Stephen Kaup. 20
— Mrs. Lyle McDonald, Mrs.
Frank Keating. 21 — William
Walters, Mrs. Ervin Bonertz and
daughter. 22—Mrs. George Shald,
Mrs. John Flannery, Mrs. Harvey
Allshause and daughter.
Hospitalized: Mrs. Lloyd Mc
Dowell, Mrs. R. E. Chace, Baby
Wabs (3 pounds 14 ounces).
SACRED HEART (Lynch)
Hospitalized: Marion A. Bor
rall, Butte; Barbara Hargens, 9,
daughter of Harold Hargens,
Spencer; Baby Larry Dean Haun,
3 months, son of Harold Haun,
Spencer; Mrs. L. I. Hines, Spen
cer; Eugene Hrbek, Dorsey;
Walter Kruse, Dorsey; Mrs. Jerry
Mashek, Spencer; Louis Novak,
Bristow; Ernest Peterson, Bris
tow; Mrs. Kermit Rhodman,
Gross.
Lillian Olson, Bristow. 18—Mas
ter Frank Richter, son of Edmund
Richter, Spencer; William Alford,
Lynch. 19—Miss Christina Con
not, Spencer. 20 — Miss Bertha
Schmidt, Spencer; Mrs. Paul
Warnke and baby boy, Anoka;
Karen Flanders, daughter of Don
Flanders, Verdel. 21 — Frank
Benash, O’Neill; Frank Mott,
Spencer 23—Mrs. Morris John
son and baby girl, Bristow; Mrs.
A. J. Pritchett, 53, Lynch (died);
Master Ronald Ellermeier, Spen
cer.
O’Neill News
Miss Karen Bridge visited
from last Thursday until Sunday
with Miss Peggy Mitchell at the
latter’s home in Neligh.
Mr. and Mrs. Remi Duhon of
Crowley, La., left for their home
Wednesday. They had been visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Fleener for two weeks.
Mrs. Duhon is the former Velma
Johring.
A dinner honering the birthday
anniversary of Mrs. William E.
Kelly of Inman was held at the
Town House Wednesday, August
18. Other guests were Miss Ann
Judge, Mrs. James Sobotka, and
Miss Effie Stevens.
Guests last Thursday and Fri
day at the McElvain home and
here to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Zada Russ were: JMc. and Mrs.
Cal McElvain of Fairmont, Mrs.
W. T. Sloan of Potter, Mr. and
Mrs. R. K. Platt of Chambers,
James Platt of Chambers, Mr. and
Mrs. Emil Luth of Butte and Sam
Russ of Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tipton of
Tekamah were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Shellhase.
They visited friends in Atkinson
Sunday and attended hay days
festivities Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Stanton and
Mrs. Edward Shea and sons all of
Butte, Mont., returned to their
homes Monday after a three week
visit with relatives in O’Neill.
Mrs. Fred Pate of Hot Springs,
S.D., came Saturday for a visit
with her brother and sister-in
law, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Niel
sen, and Kay.
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Sick & Injured
O’NEILL— Mr. and Mrs. Gil
bert Fox and Barbara of Emmet
drove to Davenport, la., Monday,
August 16. On Tuesday. August
17, when they returned, they were
accompanied by Mrs. Charles Fox
and Carol Ann. Carol Ann had
been under a doctor’s care there
the previous week. . . Mrs. Letta
M. Conrad returned Saturday
from an Omaha hospital where
she had been hospitalized nine
weeks. Her daughter, Mrs. John
Davidson, who had spent a week
near her, brought Mrs. Conrad
to O’Neill. . . Richard (“Dick”)
Clark submitted to an emergency
appendectomy Saturday night in
St. Anthony’s hospital. . . . Henry
Sanders, who is a patient in the
Veterans hospital in Grand Is
land, remains “about the same.”
. . . Mike Moore, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert E. Moore, returned
last Thursday from Children’s
hospital, Omaha, where he had
been receiving treatment His
condition is “good.”
sick
CHAMBERS — Mrs. Edwin
Wink underwent an emergency
appendectomy at St. Anthony’s
hospital Sunday. A few months
ago her son, Billie, submitted to
an emergency appendectomy in
the same hospital. . . Walt Rich
ards underwent a major opera
tion at St. Joseph’s Mercy hospi
tal in Sioux City Tuesday, Aug
EMMET — Steven and Roy
fox have been having mumps
the past week. . . Mr. and Mrs.
James O’Connor, daughter, Ma
ry belle. Rose Mary Persell and
Mrs. William Griffin went to
Omaha last Thursday morning.
Mrs. O’Connor had a medicai
checkup. They returned home
that evening, leaving Marybelle
and Rose Mary in Omaha.
CELIA — Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Livingston went to Omaha Friday
where Mrs. Livingston consulted
a doctor. They returned home on
Saturday but returned to Omaha
Monday, August 23, where Mrs.
Livingston entered Clarkson hos
pital for observation.
AMELIA—Bob Adair received
a broken bone in his wrist when
he rode at the rodeo at the Cham
bers fair.
Loock Departs—
SPENCER — Pfc. Richard D.
Loock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Loock of Spencer, left Sunday
for Ft. Lewis, Wash., after a two
weeks’ visit with home folks. He
is senior switchboard operator
in the headquarters battery of the
44th division. His sister, Darlene,
accompanied him to Portland,
Ore., where she will visit a week
with relatives.
N. E. Medcalf has purchased
the Thaine Humphrey Body
Shop in Atkinson. The shop wiU
now be known as Pat’s Body
Shop. Mr. Medcalf took over
Monday.
The Saddle club will hold a
practice Friday evening at 8 o'
clock at the club grounds. All
members are urged to attend. 17c
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Page News
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Braddock
and daughter, Jo Ann, drove to
Broken Bow Sunday where they
attended the 4 o’clock wedding of
Miss May Carolyn Lawliss of
Broken Bow and Ralph F. Dan
iels of Valentine, held at the
Methodist church. Following the
ceremony there was a reception.
Miss Braddock served the wed
ding cake. Miss Braddock and
Miss Lawliss became friends
when they attended college at
Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. Braddock
and Jo Ann were dinner guests
Sunday noon of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Hurst of Burwell while en
route to Broken Bow.
Shirley and Sharon Park of Or
chard spent l^st week with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. F.
Park.
Mrs. Alton Braddock and
daughter, Jo Ann, drove to Lin
coln Tuesday to take the Holt
county school exhibits to the
state fair.
Mr. and Mrs. William Neu
bauer and Mrs. Emma Morris
spent from Wednesday, August
18, until Friday at Gordon where
they visited Mrs. Lewis Broemer
and Mrs. Carl Haller. Lynn Lar
son and Loren Stewart accom
panied them to Ainsworth where
they visited at the W .E. Snyder
home. Mrs. Morris is the mother
of Mrs. Broemer, Mrs. Haller and
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Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Albright
have moved from Greeley, Colo.,
to Oakdale where Melvin will be
the coach and teach commercial
studies in the Oakdale school. He
has attended the Colorado State
college at Greeley the past \Vi
years and was graduated there
last Thursday. He is a graduate
of the Page high school.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Inness an i
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Braun and
Bonnie of Meadow Grove, Mr.
and Mrs. Boyd Bennett of Oak
dale, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Whit
aker of Chambers, Mr. and Mrs.
E. L. Miner, Russell and Sharon
of O’Neill, Ed Porter of Orchard,
Mrs. John Jackson and children
of Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. Neven
Ickes, jr., and Teri, Mr. and Mrs.
Soren Sorensen, jr., and Glenda
and Sybil Ickes held a dinner at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Neven
Ickes, sr., Lionel and Dennis,
honoring Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Kainer and family of Regina,
Canada.
Gradys Home
from Vacation—
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Grady and
Jimmy returned Saturday from
their vacation. Mrs. Grady and
Jimmy left a month ago to visit
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Pray of Ft. Dodge, la.
Mr. Grady left two weeks ago
and he and Mrs. Grady vacation
ed in Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Jimmy stayed with his grand
parents.
Dr. and Mrs. Rex W. Wilson
and children were their guests
in Ft. Dodge enroute on their va
cation.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wolfe and
family of Amelia spent Sunday
visiting friends in Inman.
Erownies Have
Fun Morning—
All the Brownie troops gather
ed last Thursday at Ford’s park
for a morning of fun.
Leaders who were present and
helped were Mrs. W. B. Gillespie,
Mrs. Reed Herley and Mrs. Rob
ert Miles.
Games were under the leader
ship of Mrs. Leo Gokie and Mrs.
Miles.
Mrs. Herley had charge of
handicraft. Each girl was able
to start and complete a leather
belt.
The children were taught two
new songs by Mrs. Carroll W.
Stewart. The life guards at the
pool supervised water games.
Luncheon, which each Brownie
helped prepare, was preceded by
a lesson in fire building.
Mrs. Colfack, Mrs. Elgin Ray,
Mrs. D. R. Douglass, Mrs. Dale
Ferry, Mrs. Joe Stutz and Mrs.
Stewart arranged for the picnic
lunch.
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21 Cardinals Draw
Football Uniforms
North Loup Initial Foe
This Season
Twenty-one candidates check
ed out football uniforms from the
new coach at St. Mary’s academy,
Eton Templemeyer. Spirit is run
ning high, according to Temple
meyer, who is conducting twice
daily practice sessions for the
six-man campaign, which opens
in a little over two weeks.
Practice this week has been de
voted to conditioning. He ex- !
pects to apply the pressure on !
heavier work this weekend when
the squad will have an oppor
tunity to try out the new equip
ment.
/Dressing room and equipment
room have been remodeled and
numerous training aids have been
installed for the caring for and
treatment of injuries.
A meeting of the St. Mary’s
Athletic association was con
ducted Monday evening at the
academy.
The football schedule:
September 10 — North Loup,
there.
September 21—Orchard, here.
September 24—Spencer, there.
October 21 — Sacred Heart
(Greeley), there.
October 7—Marty, here.
October 15—Lynch, there.
Oc tober 21 — Sacred Heart
(Norfolk), there.
October 27—Verdigre, there.
November 5—Bartlett, there.
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Inman News
Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Luben
and family of Oak spent the
weekend visiting in the homes of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Luben and
Mrs. May Fraka.
Floyd Boies of Ewing is spend
ing a few days in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Luben.
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Hutton, Mrs.
Clarence Hansen and Mrs. James
M. McMahan attended the fu
neral of Mrs. Zada Russ at the
Methodist church in O’Neill on
Friday afternoon.
Miss Lu Ella Watson and two
girl friends are vacationing in
the Black Hills. They also ex
pect to see the passion play at
Spearfish, S.D., before returning
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home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moore and
Mrs. Anna Clark, who have
spent the past two weeks in Lin
coln visiting relatives, returned
home Saturday. Their son, Don
ald, accompanied them home
returning to Lincoln Sunday. '
Sunday guests in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nielsen
were Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Gibson
and Marcia, Mrs. Wayne Frye
and two children of Ewing, Mr
and Mrs. Leon Hertel of Cham
bers and Mr. and Mrs. Vern
Bishop and son of Grand Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Vaden Kivett and
son, Keith, and Bert Smith were
Sunday guests in the C. A. Rut
ledge home at Lynch. Keith and
Bert also enjoyed the new swim
ming pool there.
609 Cattle Receipts Today’s Estimate
• There will around 600 head of cattle today (Thursday)
in connection with our regular weekly sale. This will
include 50 head of 2-year-olds, weighing 800-1,000 pounds;
one fine lot of light yearlings; several good loads of steer and
heifer calves and yearlings. There will be at least 70 head
of feeding heifers. In addition there will be sizeable offerings
of butcher cows.
• Already the increased seasonal receipts are being felt
and quality is improving with each sale.
• The hog sale will start at 11 o'clock.
O’Neill Livestock Market
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