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RETZLAFF — Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Retzlaff of Atkinson, a
son, David Gene, weighing 7
pounds 1 ounce, bom Thursday,
February 10, at the Atkinson Me
n.orial hospital.
HYTTtEK—Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Hytrek of Stuart, a son, Dennis
Allen, weighing 7 pounds 13
ounces, bom Friday, February 11,
at Atkinson Memorial hospital.
HANSEN—Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam K. Hansen of Butte, a son,
Michael William, born Wednes
day, February 9, in Sacred Heart
hospital, Lynch.
RITTER BUSH— Mr. and Mrs.
John Ritterbush of Chambers, a
son, Randy Gene, weighing 7
pounds 672 ounces, born Thurs
day, February 10, at St. Anthony’s
hospital.
SMITH—Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Smith of Washington, D.C. a
daughter, weighing 7 pounds, bom
at a Washington hospital Sunday,
February 13. Mr. Smith is a broth
er of Mrs. Benard Kornock of
Page.
LATZEL—Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Latzel of Ewing, a daughter,
Carol Ann, weighing 6 pounds 13
ounces, born Sunday, February 6,
at the Antelope Memorial hospital
in Neligh. Mrs. Latzel is the for
mer Joan Doud.
DAVID— Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
David of Chambers, a daughter,
weighing 7 pounds, born Tuesday,
February 15, at St. Anthony’s hos
pital, O’Neill.
CHMIEL— Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Chmiel of Ewing, a son, weighing
8 pounds 10 ounces, bom Tuesday,
February 15, at St. Anthony’s
hospital, O’Neill.
HEISS—Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Heiss of Page, a son, weighing 8
pounds 7 ounces, born Tuesday,
February 15, at St. Anthony’s
hospital, O’Neill.
GIBBS—Mr. and Mrs. William
Gibbs of Norfolk, a son, David
William, weighing 8 pounds 5
ounces, born Tuesday, February
8, in a Norfolk hospital. Mrs.
Gibbs is the former Doris Jean
Burtak, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lambert Bartak. The baby is the
first great-grandchild of Mrs. Al
ice Lodge of Norfolk.
ZISKA—Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Ziska, a daughter, born Friday,
February 11, at the Atkinson hos
pital. The Ziskas have a son and
another daughter. Mrs. Ziska
was formerly Marilyn Funk.
: —1
Sheila Ziska has been visiting her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Funk. Mr. and Mrs. Ziska live
near Atkinson.
DINEEN— Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Dineen, jr., of Cheyenne,
Wyo., a son, James Trowbridge,
weighing 8 pounds 4 ounces, born
Saturday, February 5. Mrs. Dineen
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Elton Trowbridge of Saratoga
Springs, Wyo., formerly of Page.
SWEETON—Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Sweeton of Long Beach, Calif.,
a son, bom Monday, January 31.
Mrs. Sweeton is the former Miss
Marjorie Howard of Orchard.
Justice Court
Harley G. Hansen, overweight
on capacity plate, dismissed by
Jack W. H. Crouch, January 24.
Clyde C. Gandee, driver for
Buckingham, overweight, $50 and
costs, Harold A. Cramer, January
17.
Howard E. McDonell, driver for
H. A. Marr Grocery Co., overload
on axle, pending, January 18, Jack
W. H. Crouch.
Vernon A. Strong, speeding,
night time, $8 and costs, Decem
ber 31, R. L. Gude.
Bennie C. Fleming, possession
of alcoholic liquor by minor, $25
and costs, January 1, John R.
Skinner.
Bobby D. Jones, driver for E.
Jones, overweight on capacity
plates, $10 and costs, January 4,
Jack W. H. Crouch.
Rolland Reynolds, insufficient
fund check, paid check of $84 and
$4 costs, William W. Griffin, No
vember 14.
Harry Schweizer, driver for
Consolidated Freightways, over
weight, $50 and costs, February
7, Jack W. H. Crouch.
Calvin D. Jay, driver for Barn
rich Trucking Co., Inc., overload
on axle, $100 and costs, Harold A.
Cramer, February 4.
Calvin D. Jay, driver for Barn
rich Trucking Co., overweight on
capacity plate, $30 and costs, Feb
ruary 4, Harold A. Cramer.
Noble Tinsler, driver for Buck
ingham, overweight, $50 and costs,
February 8, Kenneth W. Kirk.
Laveme E. Clark, driver for
Dubuque Packing Co., overweight,
pending, February 9, Donald F.
Richardson.
$524 Polio Fund
Total at Orchard—
ORCHARD—Orchard set a new
polio fund record in 1955 with a
total contribution of $524.22, it has
been announced by L. A. Shal
berg, local chairman.
The mothers’ march, directed
by Mrs. Raymond Stevens,
brought in the largest amount,
$215.35. Other sources were list
ed as follows: Orchard school,
$88.65; basketball benefit, $57.28;
clubs and organizations, $64.02;
special gifts, $18; polio banks,
$23.12; dime cards, $25.50; Amer
ican Legion and auxiliary card
party, $34.50.
Rev. Walter Millett was organ
izations chairman. Supt. W. K.
Gray, John Harmon and the Or
chard News assisted with the pub
licity.
Monumenls of lasting beauty
made by skilled craftsmen of
th© J. F. Bloom Co. . . monu
ments from the factory to the
wonsumer. — Emmet Crabb, O'
Neill. phone 139-J. 37tf
Too Late to Classify
FOR RENT: A small house.—See
George Timmerman, O’Neill.
42p35
FOR SALE: 1942 V8 Ford. Fair
condition, price reasonable.—
George Timmerman, O’Neill. ;
42p35
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY’S (O’Neill)
Admissions: February 9—Rich
ard Ernst, O’Neill; Mrs. Louis
Harley, Chambers; Mrs. Walter
Houseman, Pickstown, S.D. 10—
Mrs. John Ritterbush, Chambers;
Harry Walsh, Chambers: George
Hurley Jones, O’Neill; Mrs.
Archie Bright, O’Neill; Mrs. Arby
L. Kruger, Stuart; Mrs. Everett
Staub, O’Neill; Robert Gokie, O’
Neill. 11—Larry Williamson, Or
chard. 12—Mrs. Dale Hines, O’
Neill; Mrs. Wayne Henderson, Or
chard; Edwin Hagensick, O’Neill.
13—Mrs. R. H. Shriner, O’Neill;
James Gross, Page. 14—Margaret
McManus, O’Neill; Mrs. Richard
Straka, Stuart; Mrs. James Zidke,
Spencer; Patty Morrison, O’Neill;
Norman Ramsel, O’Neill; Mrs.
Feme Davis, Atkinson; Mrs. Leo
Thomson, Lynch; Lorraine Van
derbeek, Stuart; Mrs. Carl Chmiel,
Ewing. 15 — Mrs. Virgil David,
Chambers; Mrs. Kenneth Heiss,
Page; Mrs. Marvin Kemnitz, Spen
cer; Herbert Steinberg, Page. 16
—Mrs. Paul Bourne, O’Neill; Mrs.
Elwyn Robertson, Chambers.
Dismissals: February 9—Susan
Widhalm, Verdigre; Donna Jonas,
Creighton; Mrs. Ervin Shipman
and baby g'xl, Springfield, S.D.;
Mrs. Helen Starlin, O’Neill; Glea
son H. Grimes, Chambers; Wil
liam Rumbaugh, O’Neill. 10-—Mrs.
Emma Miller, O’Neill (expired);
Mrs. Kenneth Van Every and baby
girl, Page; Mrs. Rudy Konopasek,
Star. 11 — Myrna King, Stuart;
Mrs. Thomas Liddy and baby girl,
O’Neill; Mrs. Gilbert Winchell and
baby boy, O’Neill. 12—Mrs. Ev
erett Staub, O’Neill; Mrs. Walter
Houseman, Pickstown, S.D.; Rob
ert Richardson, Jamison; Robert
Gokie, O’Neill; Bernard Rickard,
Chambers. 13—Daniel Lee Myers,
Stuart; Mrs. Robert Shoemaker,
O’Neill; Mrs. Dale Hines, O’Neill;
Mrs. Matt McCabe and baby girl,
Page; Mrs. Wayne Henderson, Or
chard. 14—George Hurley Jones,
O’Neill; Larry Williamson, Or
chard; Harry Walsh, Chambers;
Mrs. Alvin Alberts, Ewing; Mrs.
Frank Spath, O’Neill; Mrs. Louis
Harley, Chambers; Mrs. John
Ritterbush and baby boy, Cham
bers; Richard Ernst, O’Neill; Rev.
Timothy O’Sullivan, O’Neill; Mrs.
N. P. Nelson, Bristow; Constance
Andersen, O’Neill; James Gross,
Page. 15—Margaret McManus, O’
Neill; Homer F. Mullen, O’Neill;
Rancel Kinzie, Burke, S.D.; Mrs.
Richard Straka, Stuart; Mrs.
Ferae Davis, Atkinson; Mrs. Ber
nard Allen, O’Neill. 16 — Mrs.
Archie Bright, O’Neill; Leone
Mullen, O’Neill; Mrs. Leo Thom
son, Lynch; Norman Ramsel, O’
Neill; Herbert Steinberg, Page;
Mrs. James Zidko, Spencer; Ed
win Hagensick, O’Neill.
Hospitalized: Mrs. Lois B. Ad
ams, Chambers; Mrs. Paul Bourne,
O’Neill; Mrs. George Bay, O’Neill;
Mrs. Frank Biglin, O’Neill; Mrs.
Carl Chmiel, lowing; Mrs. Virgil
David, Chambers; Mrs. Kenneth
Heiss, Page; Herbert J. Hammond,
O’Neill; Dennis Howard, Anoka;
Mrs. Marvin Kemnitz, Spencer;
Mrs. Arby L. Kruger, Stuart; Miss
Mary A. Kelly, O’Neill; Patty
Morrison, O’Neill; Miss Mary Mur
phy, O’Neill; Mrs. Claude Neal,
O'Neill; Albert Otte, Winner,
S.D.; R. K. Platt, Chambers; Mrs.
Eiwyn Robertson, Chambers; Mrs.
R. H. Shriner, O’Neill; Lorraine
Vanderbeek, Stuart.
SACRED HEART (Lynch)
Hospitalized: Irvin W. Barr,
Spencer; Dr. Edwin B. Bradley,
Spencer; Howard Connick, Nio
brara; Mrs. Lena Connot, Spencer;
Mrs. William K. Hansen and baby,
Butte; Baby Lindley Ernest Lar
sen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Larsen, Butte; Mrs. Annie Lewis,
Butte; Harold McRoberts, Lynch;
Mrs. Henry Minarik, Niobrara;
3aby Randall Dean Neilan, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Max Neilan, Bone
;teel, S.D.; Miss Lillian Olson,
3ristow; Mrs. Barbara Peklo,
_,ynch; Mrs. Charles Putnam, Na
oer; Baby Jack Louis Tarr, jr.,
;on of Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Tarr,
..ynch; Mrs. Joe Rihanek, Mono
vi; Mrs. Emil Tejral, Spencer;
Sonnie Lee Wirth, daughter of Mr.
ind Mrs. Ernest Wirth, Verdel.
Dismissals: February 8—Wilmer
l>andholm, Spencer; Mrs. Jack
rarr, Lynch; Mrs. Fred Krugman
ind baby, O’Neill. 9— Mrs. Axel
rohnson, Bristow; Joan Lee Hig
jins, Naper; . Edward Hig
jins, Naper. 11 — Mrs. Ernest
Larsen, Butte: Mrs. Andy Connot,
spencer. 12—Mrs. Lawrence Ahl
?rs, Naper; Leroy Ahlers, Naper;
lack Bowlby, Lynch; Tom Thom
sen, Anoka. 13 — Mrs. Herman
Volsteadt and baby, Bonesteel,
3.D.; Otto Jons, 78, Bonesteel,
5.D. (died). 14 — Wayne Blair,
spencer (transferred to Omaha
lospital).
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
Admitted: February 7 — Mrs.
susanna Gathje, Atkinson, sur
gical. 9—Mrs. Lawrence Retzlaff,
\tkinson, obstetrical. 11 — Mrs.
Kenneth Ziska, Atkinson, obstet
-ical; Mrs. Andy Hytrek, Stuart,
obstetrical. 12—Joy Loreene Ad
iison, Atkinson, medical. 13 —
John Kenny, Atkinson, medical;
Mrs. Byrl Beck, Atkinson, med
ical; Mrs. Cora Ballard, Spring
riew, medical. 14 — Mrs. Nolan
DeLosh, Stuart, medical.
Dismissed: February 7 — Miss
rherese Ullrich, O’Neill. 8—Kelly
Dean Papke, Naper; Mrs. Freddie
tfiebauer and daughter, Stuart. 9
—Mrs. Cora Tasler, Stuart.
Hospitalized: Claude Miller, At
kinson; Wiliam Grunke, Stuart;
Mrs. Susanna Gathje, Atkinson;
Mrs. Andy Hytrek and son, Stu
art; Mrs. Alice O’Connell, Atkin
ron; Mrs. Cora Ballard, Spring
view; Mrs. Dwight Kenny, Atkin
son; Mrs. Byrl Beck, Atkinson;
Mrs. Nolan DeLosh, Stuart; Mrs.
Kathryn Verzal, Atkinson; Mrs.
Kenneth Ziska and daughter, At
kinson; Mrs. Lawrence Retzlaff
and son, Atkinson; John Kenny,
Atkinson, Joy Loreene Addison,
Atkinson.
Sick & Injured
O’NEILL—Herley Jones was re
leased Monday from St. Anthony’s
hospital after having been hospital
ized four days for medical treat
ment. . . Mrs. Pearl Riley of Hay
Springs, Mrs. Lillian Marne,
James Marne and Mr. and Mrs.
Clair Marne of Ute, la., were call
ed to O’Neill Sunday by the illness
of Mrs. R. H. Shriner. . . Kay
Hibbs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur (“Bill”) Hibbs, jr., is out
of school this week with mumps.
She is a junior ait O’Neill high
school. . . Mrs. Anna De Long
entered the Lutheran hospital in
Sioux City, la., on Sunday. . . The
condition of Michael Perry in Our
Lady of Lourdes hospital, Norfolk,
tis reported as “good”. . . Mrs.
Alice Bridges was transferred
from St. Anthony’s hospital to an
Omaha hospital last week. . . Mrs.
Don Petersen was taken by ambu
lance to the hospital here Wednes
day afternoon, suffering a back ail
ment. . . Michael Perry is in Our
Lady of Lourdes hospital at Nor
folk.
AMELIA—Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Pierce were in Atkinson. Mrs.
Pierce has been ill with a sore
throat. She was consulting a
doctor there. . . Mrs. Clyde
Burge and little daughter, Joyce,
were ill with influenza last week.
They Were taken to Atkinson to
the doctor. . . Mrs. Bernard Black
more was able to attend church
services at the Amelia church
Sunday. This was her first time out
since she returned home from the
Ainsworth hospital. She had brok
en her ankle the first part of De
cember in a fall at the church.
RIVERSIDE—Mrs. Maud Laur
ence flew from Brownsville, Tex.,
to Omaha to help care for her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Pete Carson who
tell recently and broke her hip.
Mrs. Lawrence is a sister and Mr. '
Carson a brother of Mrs. W. M.
Napier. . . Mrs. Carl Christon re
ceived some severe bums on ner
arms, neck and chest Tuesday
evening. . . Rev. and Mrs. William
Bomer and children called at the
Wilbur Bennett home Sunday af
ternoon to visit Ina Bennett who
was ill several days with a bad
cold.
PAGE—Mr. and Mrs. Earl Parks
went to Omaaa Monday where
Mrs. Parks will recieve post sur
gery treatment. Walter Rutherford
accompanied them to Omaha
where he will join his unit and be
sent to an air force base where he
will recieve his basic training. . .
James Gross, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Gross, was taken to the St.
Anthony hospital Sunday. He is
much improved and will return to
his home ait Page Monday evening.
EWING—Vance Anson of Ne
ligh, who is well-known in Ew
ing, went to Grand Island on Sun
day where he entered the Vet
erans hospital for treatment and
a checkup. . . Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Urban went to Grand Island on
Saturday to visit at the home of
his son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Walter. Mr. Walt
er had the misfortune to break
his arm, due to a fall.
EMMET—Ray Richards went to
Omaha on Wednesday, February
9, to have a checkup on his arm
which he had injured last summer
in a round pickup hay baler acci
dent. Anthony O’Donnell of O’
Neill took him to Omaha. . . Beryl
I’erry, small daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Dean Perry, was on the sick
list Friday.
CHAMBERS—Mrs. Louis Harley
returned home from St. Anthony’s
hospital Monday. She had been a
patient there several days. . .
Mrs. R. K. Platt visited her hus
band at St. Anthony’s hospital Sun
day. . . Mrs. John Ritterbush and
infant son were returned to their
home from St. Anthony’s Monday.
DELOIT — Mrs. William Wulf
of Ewing has been under the doc
tor’s care recently. . . John Sehi
made a trip to Norfolk recently
to consult a doctor concerning his
health. . . Bertha McDonald was
a patient at the Neligh hospital
recently.
The Frontier for printing.
INMAN — Miss Faye Brunck
horst, Mrs. E. E. Clark, Mrs. T.
D. Hutton and Mrs. H. E. Smith
spent Monday in Sioux Falls, S.D.,
visiting Miss Barbara Brunck
horst, a polio patient in a hospital
there. . . James Coventry drove
to Sioux City Saturday to visit
Mrs. Coventry, a patient in the
I.utheran hospital there. He was
accompanied by Milo Gorgen. . .
Mrs. H. F. Keil and Miss Grayce
McGraw spent Monday and Tues
day in Omaha where Miss Mc
Graw received a medical check
up. . . Mrs. James Coventry re
turned Monday from Sioux City
where she had been in the Luther
an hospital. She submitted to sur
gery there Monday, January 24.
Mr. Hendricks Honored—
Mrs. Felix Hendricks entertain
ed at a dinner Tuesday evening
honoring Mr. Hendricks on his
birthday anniversary.
CATHOLICS WIN
CHAMBERS—In the American
Legion-sponsored church league
games played last Thursday night
at the high school gymnasium, the
Amelia Catholics defeated the
Chambers Lutherans, 34-26, and
the Bethany Presbyterians won
from the Chambers Methodists,
43-40, in a three-minute over
time.
O’Neill News
C. E. Jones spent Monday in
Ainsworth.
Mrs. James T. Butcher left on
Saturday for her home in Smyrna,
Tenn., where she will join her
husband, Captain Butcher, who
has been in Alaska participating
in Operation Snowbird for the
past month. Mrs. Butcher visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J.
Golden, while Captain Butcher
was on maneuvers. Captain
Butcher piloted one of that planes
that flew over O’Neill Saturday
night, returning from the Alaskan
operation.
Miss Lela Hornback of O’Neill
and Miss Verlee Bolwitt of Ew
ing departed February 9 for Cal
ifornia, Where they will reside.
On Monday, Mrs. Maggie Siders
and Mrs. Christine Williams called
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H.
W. Tomlinson.
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Scovie Sez
Early Bird
Sale Specials! .
2-Yr. Battery
9.95 Exch.
Pop-Up Auto.
Toaster
9.95
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Electric
Deep Fryer
12.95
Western Auto
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Downey Building
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Funeral Directors
O’NEILL
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Light Yearlings to Feature
• There will be between 250 and 400 cattle at our sale today
(Thursday). Most consignments will be in load and part
load lots, consisting of light yearlings, quality fair to good. In
cluded also will be a few good stock cows and around 100 head
of mixed cattle of all kinds.
• The hog sale will start at 1 p.m. Whether you wish to buy
or sell, plan to be with us.
O’Neill Livestock Market
Phone 2, O’Neill
Friends of St. Mary’s
Benefit Dance
For Benefit of St. Mary’s Academy
Re-wiring Project
Tuesday, February 22nd
Music by —
NOSMO KING AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Admission: Adults $1 ; Students 50c
EDW. M. GLEESON
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Rexall Bldg.
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M.D.
PHYSICIANS &
SURGEONS
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Phone 138
Ill
BEGINNER
ACCORDIAN LESSONS
SEE
BOB SANDERS
At the Elkhom Flower Shop
SATURDAYS I P.M. UNTIL 7 P.M.
Accordians for rent to beginners. Also carry a brand new
line of Soprani accordians
SILVERWARE
Holmes and Edwards — Lovely Lady
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now- 49.75
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GROUND BEEF
3 Lbs._89c
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5 Lbs. for_SI.00
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27% Bal. Crbls_100 lbs. $5.65
33% Pity. Cone. _ 100 lbs. $5.95
Creep “20" Pig Str_100 lbs. $6.95
40% Hog Bal. Pellets_ 100 lbs. $5.95
CUDAHY
Mineral- 100-lb. bag $5.16
20% Egg Crbls_100 lbs. $4.50
26% Balancer Crbls. _ 100 lbs. $4.95
32% Pity. Cone. _100 lbs. $5.85
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