future Subscribers
BLOCKER—Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Blocker of Columbus, a daughter,
Leigh Ann, weighing 8 pounds, born
September 27. Mrs. Blocker is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Townsend jr., of Columbus and the
grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.
A. Townsend sr., of Page.
HARDIN—Mr. and Mrs. Don
Hardin of Omaha, a daughter,
Debra Ann, weighing 8 pounds 6
ounces, born October 4. at an
Omaha hospital. Mrs. Hardin is the
former Betsy Simmons, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Simmons of
Page.
SWEET—Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Sweet of Lincoln, a daughter, Re
gina Jo, born Wednesday, October
6. Mr. Sweet, son of Mrs. Elsie
Sweet of Stuart, was released
from the army recently and now
is a student in the state universi
ty.
WECKER—Mr. and Mrs. Don
ald Wecker of O’Neill, a son,
Mark Wayne, weighing 8 pounds
3 ounces, born Thursday, October
7, at St. Anthony’s hospital, O’
Neill.
FIALA—Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fi
ala of Spencer, a son, weighing 7
pounds 8 ounces, bom Saturday,
October 9, in Sacred Heart hospi
tal, Lynch.
RAMM—Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Kamm of Stuart, a daughter,
Rosemary, weighing 7 pounds 14
ounces, born Wednesday, October
6, in Atkinson Memorial hospital.
DAVIS—Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Davis of Atkinson, a son, Kevin
Wayne, weighing 6 pounds 13
ounces, born Thursday, October 7,
in Atkinson Memorial hospital.
SCHAAF—Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Schaaf of Atkinson, a daughter,
Ethel Gayle, weighing 7 pounds 8
ounces, born Friday, October 8, in
Atkinson Memorial hospital.
JARDEE—Mr. and Mrs. John
Jardee of Stuart, a son, Todd
I,ouis, weighing 8 pounds 4 ounc
es, born Friday, October 8, in At
kinson Memorial hospital.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Dorson James Harm, 25, of
Dayton, O., and Joan Catherine
Seger, 23, of Atkinson, October 7.
James G. Hoffman, 19, of Stu
art, and Neva G. Jackson, 16, of
Stuart, October 9.
Robert L. Gude, 28, of Plain
view, and Glea Bowden, 21, of O’
Neill, October 11.
John L. McGill, 24, of Omaha,
and Gertrude A. Sullivan, 28, of
Omaha, October 13.
^Visitors Here—
Clarence Benash, Arthur, Bruce
and Dorothy came from Beatrice
on business and to spend Satur
day and Sunday visiting relatives
here.
WESLEYAN METHODIST
(O’Neill)
Sunday, October 17: Sunday
school at 10:30 a.m.; worship, 11
o’clock.
Midweek service, Thursday,
7:30 p.m.
We were privileged to hear
Rev. D. D. Dick last Sunday for
two services.
Everyone welcome! “Come let
us worship together.”
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY’S (O’Neill)
Admissions: October 7 — Mrs.
Don Wecker, O’Neill; Mrs. Deane
Reed, O’Neill; Rita Lydon, Ew
ing; Christine Herley, O’Neill;
Joan Williamson, Orchard; Baby
Luella West, Ewing. 8—Sally Jo
Baum, Stuart; Bobby Murphy, O’
Neill. 9—Walter Richard, Cham
bers; John O’Connor, O’Neill; Jim
Regal, O’Neill; Jack McGrew,
Stuart. 10—Virgil Golden, Maria
ville; Steven Strube, O’Neill. 11—
Donald Tejral, Spencer; Mrs. Dan
Helmer, O’Neill; Mrs. Elmer Kel
ler, Naper. 12—Barbara Wayman,
O’Neill; Roger Banks, Inman;
Frank H. Murray, O’Neill. 13 —
Levi Yantzie, O’Neill; Mrs. Bud
Johnson, Spencer.
Dismissals: October 6 — Mrs.
Denzel Hermsen and baby girl,
Iona, S.D.; Evelyn Cavanaugh,
Chambers; Mrs. Arby Kruger,
Stuart; Mrs. M. F. Gribble, O’
Neill. 7 — Mrs. Ed Guthmiller,
Fairfax, S.D.; Mrs. Carl Max,
Page; Mrs. William F. Serck, Em
met; Mrs. Carl Lambert, Ewing. 8
—Tom Donlin, O’Neill; Gary Al
ton, O’Neill; Mrs. Fred Lorenz,
Inman; Mrs. Jim Regal, O’Neill;
Baby Luella West, Ewing. 9 —
Christine Herley, O’Neill; Bobby
Murphy, O’Neill; Joan William
son, Orchard; Sally Jo Baum,
Stuart; Rita Lydon, Ewing. 10—
Jack McGrew, Stuart; Mrs. Roy
Backhaus, O’Neill; Mrs. Don
Wecker and baby boy, O’Neill;
Harry Winings, Atkinson. 11 —
Mrs. Arthur Avery, Lynch; Virgil
Golden, Mariaville. 12 — Steven
Strube, O’Neill; Donald Tejral,
Spencer; Mrs. Adrian Mitchell,
Atkinson. 13—John O’Connor, O’
Neill.
Hospitalized: Roger Banks, In
man; Frank Murray, O’Neill;
Barbara Wayman, O’Neill; Levi
Yantzie, O’Neill; Mrs. Mary Mul
len, O’Neill; Walter Richard,
Chambers; Will Zimmerman, Ew
ing; Mrs. Mary Graham, O’Neill;
Mrs. Dan Helmer, O’Neill; Rev.
Eugene Buecher, St. Francis, S.D.;
Mrs. Bud Johnson, Spencer; Mrs.
John Hickey, O’Neill; Mrs. George
Brainard, Inman; Mrs. Elmer Kel
ler, Naper; Mrs. Deane Reed, O’
Neill; Albert Otte, Winner, S.D.;
Jim Regal, O’Neill.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
Admitted: October 5 — Mrs.
John Beck, Atkinson, obstetrical.
6 — Mrs. Russell Hipke, Stuart,
surgical; Mrs. Eugene Ramm,
Stuart, obstetrical; Miss Rita Ob
ermire, Stuart, accident. 7—Herb
ert Stevens, Atkinson, medical;
Mrs. Howard Davis, Atkinson, ob
stetrical; Mrs. Alfred Schaaf, At
kinson, obstetrical. 8—Mrs. John
Jardee, Stuart, obstetrical. 9 —
Mrs. Clara D. Pettijohn, Stuart,
medical; Mrs. Fred Fundus, Dust
in, medical.
Dismissed: October 4—Edward
Deseive, Atkinson. 5—Mrs. Rich
ard Thomas and son, Ft. Collins,
Colo. 6—Paul Marsoun, Atkinson,
6—Mrs. Russell Hipke, Stuart;
Miss Rita Obermire, Stuart; Mrs.
Wilmer McConnell, Atkinson. 8—
Mrs. Eugene Tooker and daugh
ter, Atkinson; Mrs. Frank Kilmur
ry and son, Atkinson.
Hospitalized: Joe Heeb, Dr. A.
M. Wurtz, Mrs. Leo Weichman.
SACRED HEART (Lynch)
Hospitalized: Marion A. Borrall,
Butte; Dr. E. B. Bradley, Spencer;
John Carr, Spencer; Mrs. Frank
Carsten, Dorsey; Mrs. Leo Fiala
and baby boy, Spencer; Jerry
Halva, Lynch; Mrs. L. I. Hines,
Spencer; Jim Johnson, Spencer;
Mrs. William Koenig and baby
boy, Fairfax, S.D.; Master Rickey
Dean Loock, son of Joe Loock,
Lvnch; John L. Miller, Spencer;
Mrs. .lannettie Nelson, Center;
Miss Lillian Olson, Bristow; Er
nest A. Peterson, Bristow; Romald
Kemter, Spencer; William Ruzic
ka, Verdel.
Dismissals: October 7— Mrs.
Minnie Coltran, Anoka. 10—Mrs.
Arthur Kemp and baby girl, Nio
brara; Cecil Milacek, Bristow.
Mrs. Tiefenthaler
Rites Today, Butte
BUTTE—Funeral services will
be conducted at 9 a.m., today
(Thursday) from Sts. Peter and
Paul’s Catholic church in Butte
for Mrs. Elizabeth Tiefenthaler,
69, who died about 6 a.m., Tues
day, October 12, at Butte. She
died of leukemia, having been ill
about two years. She was serious
ly ill the past three months.
Burial will be at Butte. Pall
bearers will be Nick 'Hostert,
Nick Weber, E. R. Johnson, Aug
ust Sibbel, Ben Lunink and
Frank Lechtenberg.
The late Mrs. Tiefenthaler,
whose maiden name was Eliza
beth Stein, was born in Iowa
February 8, 1885, a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Stein.
She married John Tiefenthaler
at. Halbur, la. The couple resided
for many years on a farm about
four miles west of Butte, retir
ing 10 years ago.
Survivors include: Widower—
John; sons — William of Butte;
Joseph of Lake Andes, S.D., and
Norbert of Oakland, Calif.;
daughters—Mrs Ray Weber and
Mrs. A1 Englehaupt, both of
butte; Mrs. Hugh Benson of O’
Neill; Mrs. Ed Liewer of Anchor
age, Alaska; Miss Mae of Oma
ha; Miss Martha and Mrs. Larry
Pandorf, both of Oakland, Calif.;
20 grandchildren.
Former Stuart
Editor Takes Bride
STUART— Orpha Jean Meis
inger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred C. Meisinger of Madison,
was united in marriage with Wil
liam L. Yost on Sunday, October
10, at 4 p.m., in Trinity Luther
an church at Madison.
Mr. Yost is well-known here
and was editor of the Stuart Ad
vocate for four years.
In March, 1953, he became ed
itor and part-owner of the Mad
ison Star Mail at Madison.
-*
Tune in “Voice or Tne Fron
tier”, thrice weekly!
Sick & Injured <t
LYNCH — Danny, 5-year-old [
son of Mrs. Phyllis Mulhair,
broke his arm at the wrist Wed
nesday, October 6, while playing u
on the “slippery slide” at the A
Lynch school. He is getting along r
‘ good.” . . Mr. and Mrs. Francis c
Shrunk returned home Tuesday,
October 5, from a Rochester,
Minn., hospital where Mr. Shrunk ^
has been a patient the past two a
weeks. . . Vac Sedivy of Norfolk “
is in a Creighton hospital,- hav
ing received severe injuries to his
hack in a truck accident the first
of the week. The truck wheels
locked, causing the accident. Mr.
Sedivy was born and reared east
of Lynch.
O’NEILL— Mrs. D. E. (“Ed”) 1
Murphy has been “up and 1
around” at Clarkson hospital, (
Omaha, where a fortnight ago she '
submitted to rare heart surgery. .
She is expected to return home 1
later this week. . . Orton Young, £
who was released from the Veter- \
ans hospital on Saturday, was re- *
admitted on Monday. His condi- J
tion had become “much worse.” ‘
. . . John O’Connor was dismissed c
from St. Anthony’s hospital on c
Wednesday and taken to Omaha l
by ambulance to St. Vincent’s 1
home.
RIVERSIDE— Gerald Ruroede I
is recuperating from a recent ap
pendectomy. . . Mrs. Earl Day
drove to Grand Island last Thurs
day to bring her husband home
from the Veterans hospital. He
had been hospitalized three weeks
and had undergone surgery. . .
Robert Montgomery submitted to
surgery October 5 in the Veterans
hospital, Grand Island. His birth
day anniversary is Friday, Octo
ber 15.
PAGE—Mrs. Carl Max, jr., re- ,
turned home from St. Anthony’s
hospital at O’Neill last Thursday
where she had ben a patient. . .
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fussleman
drove to Omaha Wednesday, Oc
tober 6, where Mrs. Fussleman
went for a medical checkup. She
had submitted to an operation on
her knee a few weeks ago and
is now able to walk without
crutches.
INMAN — Mrs. Fred Lorenz,
who has been a patient in St An
thony’s hospital for several
weeks, returned home Friday. . .
Miss Barbara Brunckhorst, a po
lio patient, continues to improve
at Sioux Valley hospital, Sioux
Falls, S.D.
CHAMBERS—George Cameron
had the misfortune to get two
fingers caught in the corn picket,
necessitating the removal of bom
at. the first join. . . Mrs. Delbert
Whiting entered Tilden hospital
Monday, October 11, for surgery.
CELIA—Mrs. Frank Kilmurry
ame home from the Atkinson
lospital Friday. The new baby,
Uchard Michael, was brought
ome Sunday.
EWING—Mrs. Ben Oetter, who
nderwent major surgery at St.
nthonys hospital at O’Neill, has
eturned to her home and is
onvalescing “satisfactorily”.
AMELIA—Harold Fullerton went
> Omaha Friday of last week for
medical checkup. He returned
ome Saturday.
Legal Notices
(First pub. Oct. 13, 1954)
SHERIFF’S SALE
Notice is hereby given that by
irtue of an Order of Sale issued
c me by the Clerk of the District
;ourt of Holt County, Nebraska,
5th Judicial District, this being
rase No. 14894, in an action pend
ng wherein ETTA E. SHRINER,
nd ETTA E. SHRINER, Execu
rix of the Estate of R. H.
iHRINER, Deceased, are plain
iffs and Lloyd Collins and others
re defendants, I will on the 15th
lay of November, 1954, at 10 o’
lock A.M., at the front door of
he court house in the City of O’
Ceill, Nebraska, offer for sale at
mblic auction and sell to the
lighest bidder for cash the fol
owing described Real Estate:
South 140 feet of Lots 12 and
13 in Block 28, Original Town
of O’Neill;
South 40 feet of Lots 14, 15,
and 16, Block 28, Original Town
of O’Neill;
Lots 6, 7, and 8, Block 34, Or
iginal Town of O’Neill;
All in Holt County, Nebraska;
to satisfy the sum of $15,028.11
together with interest at the rate
of 6% per annum from Dec. 21st,
1953, and costs in the sum of
$74.29.
LEO TOMJACK,
Sheriff of Holt County,
Neoraska. 24-28c
Mrs. Rosa Harding
Feted on Birthday
Several of the children and grand
children of Mrs. Rosa Harding
came in on Sunday and suprised
her with a birthday dinner in honor
of her 79th birthday anniversary.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Nelson of Hartington; Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Harding and Tom;
Mrs. Edna Huebert and Dick, all
of O’Neill Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
Hobbs, Dorrance and Bob of Ewing,
Mrs. Lois Hartman and Sharon
of O’Neill, Mr. and Mrs. John
Turay and daughters of Ewing,
Mrs. Ed Yelli and children of
Ewing, Dwayne Hobbs of Ft.
Leonard Wood, Mo., Mrs. Bill La
Fortune of Ft. Collins, Colo., Mrs.
Don Harding of O’Neill and Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Beed and Sandra of
Neligh. •_
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Phone 87 — O’Neill
Have You Ever Tasted a Real, Real
GOOD APPLE?
Stop at DeGroot’s Orchard Stand 9 1/4 miles south
of Norfolk on Highway 81 for the finest flavored
apples you have ever tasted!
And —did you know that . . .
Tree ripened apples— —
Taste better . . .
Keep better . . .
That Alluvial sand plus Nebraska’s climate equals
that extra tasty flavor—
Fine texture
We have quality and utility apples at all prices and a
few sorting table rejects for $1.00 per bu. We are now
picking the following apples:
DCR nci inAITO Tender aud juicy with that wonder*
KtU UfcLlUUUo ful trm DELICIOCS (lavor,
UTfAirC A DC sharP and tasty,
IflPIliOiUU excellent keeper.
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The orchard stand is open every day from 9 a.m., to 6 p.m.
Please Bring Your Own Containers
Discount of 25c per bushel on orders of 10 or more bushels
of quality apples.
You always get more for your money at DeGroot’s Orchard
Stand 9 1/4 miles south of Norfolk on Highway 81
We still have some very nice sweet -watermelons.
In Apples it’s the FLAVOR that Counts!
Mrs. Don Enright
Candidate by Petition j
for Office of
CLERK OF
DISTRICT COURT
HOLT COUNTY
Your Vote Will Be Appreciated
JKikoML
O’Neill Community Concerts
Association
. . . announces . . .
IT’S FIRST ANNUAL
MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN
OCTOBER 18-23
(Commencing with Kickoff Dinner on
Monday Evening, October 18, Legion Club, O’Neill
JAMES MELTON, Tenor
OUTSTANDING concert stars, individuals and groups,
will be scheduled in O’Neill during the winter sea
son, tentatively beginning Friday, November 5, with
JAMES MELTON of radio, television and opera fame,
America’s favorite tenor. Other artists and dates of
their appearance will be announced.
SEASON’S TICKETS
Adults: $6 — School Students: $3
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1,000 -1,200 Cattle Receipts Today
• Expected receipts today (Thursday) at our regular week
ly sale include between 1,000 and 1,200 head of cattle.
Five hundred of these will be good-to-choice yearlings,
around 400 will be calves, and the balance of the run will be
mixed cattle.
• Early consignments include 125 choice yearling steers
weighing about 700 pounds, 70 medium-to-good yearling
steers weighing 600-700 pounds; 32 strictly choice Angus steer
calves, also many load lots of good-to-choice cattle. Fifty
spring lambs will also be offered.
• Our next special calf sale will be Friday, October 22.
O’Neill Livestock Market
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SURGEONS
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12-0z. Pkg..20c
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4-Qt. Basket.35c
PURE FRESH SKINLESS
GROUND BEEF WIENERS
3 Lbs. 3 Lbs.
$1.00 $1.00
PORK PORK
ROAST STEAK
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BEEF SHOULDER BEEF RIB
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O.F. FRUIT
COCKTAIL I
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Lrg. Jar..39c
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