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BOSN—Mr. and Mrs. George
c Bosn of O’Neill, a son, Mitchell
John, weighing 7 pounds 15%
ounces, born Monday, April 18
in Atkinson Memorial hospital.
VANDERBEEK—Mr. and Mrs
Donald Vanderbeek of Amelia, a
son, Lonny Gene, weighing 8
pounds 6% ounces, bom Wednes
day, April 20, in Atkinson Me
morial hospital.
SNYDER—Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Snyder of Atkinson, a son, Doug
las Evan, weighing 5 pounds 15
ounces, born Friday, April 22, in
Atkinson Memorial hospital.
PHIPPS—Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Phipps of Atkinson, a daughter,
Wilma Diana, weighing 7 pounds
12 ounces, bom Saturday, April
23, in Atkinson Memorial hospit
al.
FLANDERS — Mr. and Mrs.
Don Flanders of Verdel, a daugh
ter, Judy Ann, weighing 8 pounds
14 ounces, born Saturday, April
23, in Sacred Heart hospital,
Lynch.
JONES — Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Jones of Ewing, a son, John J.,
weighing 8 pounds 6 % ounces,
born Friday, April 22, in St. An
o thony’s hospital,' O’Neill. Mrs.
Jones is the former Neva Tucker,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Tucker of Ewing.
LIEDTKE—Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Liedtke of Norfolk, a son, weigh
ing 6 pounds 5% ounces, bom
Thursday, April 21, in a Norfolk
hospital. The Liedtkes are former
residents of O’Neill. They have
another son.
PARKS—Mr. and Mrs. Merwyn
Tarks of O’Neill, a daughter,
Debra Lee, weighing 6 pounds
6 3/8 ounces, born Saturday, Ap
ril 23, at St. Anthony’s hospital,
O’Neill.
WATSON—Mr. and Mrs. Stan
ley Watson of Chambers, a
caughter, Teresa Marie, weighing
7 pounds 8 % ounces, born Sun
day, April 24, at St. Anthony’s
hospital, O’Neill.
HUPP—Mr. and Mrs. 0 Ferdi
nand Hupp of Ewing, a son,
weighing 8 pounds 4^ ounces,
bom Sunday, April 24, at St. An
thony’s hospital, O’Neill.
STREIT—Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Streit of Lynch, a son,
weighing 9 pounds 8 ounces, born
Wednesday, April 27, at the Sa
cred Heart hospital, Lynch.
STAHLECKER—Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Stahlecker of Spencer, a
son, born Monday, April 25, at
the Butte Maternity home. This
was the first baby born at the
home since it opened. o
BREYER—Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Breyer of oNaper, a son, born
Monday, April 25, at the Butte
Maternity home.
Private Lyons with
Ninth in Germany—
Pvt Billy D. Lyons, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Don O. Lyons of O’Neill,
recently arrived in Germany and
is now a member of the Ninth di
vision. o
As part of the U.S. Seventh
army, the Ninth division conducts
rigorous training exercises, in
cluding realistic maneuvers and
field problems, in southern Ger
many.
A former employee of Fox
Brothers Hay company at Emmet,
Lyons entered the army in No
vember, 1954, and received basic
training at Ft. Bliss, Tex., and Ft.
Ord, Calif.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER
WD—Otto Sydow to Joe Pon
gratz 3-17-55 $1,000—lot 14, blk
6—Orig. Town Oneill.
WD—Otto Retke to Emil Gruhn
3-19-54 $24,000—N% 2-27-11.
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c TOR SALE; Salt of all kinds, per
ton $16 and up.—Everett Gor
gen, O’Neill, 3 blks. E. and 4
:blks. N. of stop light. 52tf
)FOR RENT: 3 rooms with bath.
—Phone 537, O’Neill. 52c
Housewarming at
Van Every Home—
A housewarming was observe<
Thursday evening, April 21, a
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jame:
E. Van Every, who a week age
moved from the farm into an O’
Neill dwelling on East Clay street
Mrs. Bird Van Every announc
ed the date was also her birthdaj
anniversary. She had already re
ceived a number of greetings and
cards from friends here and
abroad.
Sandwiches, pickles, coffee and
cake were served at a late hour.
Hospital Notes „
ST. ANTHONY’S (O’Neill)
Admissions: April 20 — Mrs.
Raymond Mullens, Bassett; Judy
Weyhrich, O’Neill; Mrs. Elvin
Allen, Bristow; John Richter, O’
Neill. 21—Mrs. Alice Eidenmiller,
O’Neill; Mrs. Clarence Faulha
Ler, Orchard; Douglas Laursen,
O’Neill; Mrs. Dale Hines, O’Neill;
Mrs. Bob Jones,0 Ewing. 22 —
Dwain Strong, O’Neill; Mrs.
Frank Biglin, O’Neill; Mrs. Vic
toria Woods, Chambers. 23—Mrs.
Merwyn Parks, O’Neill; E. L.
Kelley, Chambers; Jimmy Amen,
O’Neill; John Babl, O’Neill. 24—
Mrs. Orie Caskey, Venus; Mrs. F.
J. Hupp, Ewing; Mrs. Stanley
Watson, Chambers; Mrs. James
Soukup, O'Neill; Mrs. Ralph Frit
ton, .Emmet; James Humrich, O’
Neill; John Humrich, O’Neill;
Gerald Lamason, Page. 25—Clif
ford Dick, O’Neill; Kathleen Clif
ton, Orchard; Mrs. Robert John
son, Bristow; Mrs. Ward J. Flan
nigan, Stuart. 26—Connie Green,
Chambers; Mrs. Don Lineback,
O’Neill; Betty Tanner, Ewing.
Dismissals: April 20—Mrs. Al
bin Hubenka and baby girl, O’
Neill; Mrs. Albert Kaczor, O’
Neill. 21 — Judy Weyhrich, O’
Neill; James Wulf, Clearwater;
Sandra Funk, Ewing; Mrs. Leslie
Lieswald, Chambers. 22 — Don
Riley, O’Neill; Nels Schultz, O’
Neill; Mrs. Lynn Doty, Atkinson.
JJ—Arcutn Jackson, Star; Doug
las Laursen, O’Neill; Victor Pick
ering, Redbird; Judith Kay John
son, Spencer. 24 — Bernadette
Brennan, O’Neill. 25—Mrs. Alice
Eidenmiller, O’Neill; Mrs. Ru
dolph Johnson, O’Neill; Gerald
Lamason, Page. 26—Mrs. A1 Ha
rmk, O’Neill; John Humrich, O’
Neill; James Humrich, O’Neill;
Dwain Strong, O’Neill; Mrs. Bob
Jones and baby boy, Ewing; Jim
my Amen, O’Neill. 27—Mrs. Mer
wyn Parks and baby girl, O’Neill;
Mrs. Bessie Tomsik, Atkinson;
Mrs. Orie Caskey, Venus; Clifford
Dick, O’Neill; Mrs. John Grutsch,
O’Neill; Mrs. Raymond Mullens,
Bassett.
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Hospitalized: Mrs. Elvin Allen,
Bristow; Mrs. Lois B. Adams, O’
Neill; Mrs. George Bay, O’Neill;
Mrs. Alfons Beelaert, Ewing;
John Babl, O’Neill; Mrs. Frank
Biglin, O’Neill; Kathleen Clifton,
Orchard; Mrs. Ed Dewey, Cham
bers; Mrs. Don Lineback, O’Neill;
Albert Otte, Winner, S.D.; Mrs.
James Soukup, O’Neill; Betty
Tanner, Ewing; Mrs. Ralph Frit
ton, O’Neill; Mrs. Ward J. Flan
rigan, Stuart; Mrs. Clarence
Faulhaber, Orchard; Connie
Green, Chambers; Mrs. Dale
Hines, O’Neill; Mrs. F. J. Hupp,
Ewing; Mrs. Julia Hinze, Inman;
Mrs. Robert Johnson, Bristow;
E. L. Kelley, Chambers; John
Richter, O’Neill; Mrs. Bessie
Rotherham, Inman; Mrs. Stanley
Watson, Chambers; Mrs. Victoria
Woods, Chambers.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
Admitted: April 18 — Mrs.
George Bosn, O’Neill, obstetrical.
20 — Mrs. Donald Vanderbeek,
Amelia, obstetrical; Henry Claus
sen, Atkinson, medical; Mrs.
Julia Kaplan, Stuart, medical. 21
—Miss Evangeline Berry, Atkin
son, medical. 22—Frank McShane,
Atkinson, medical; Jackie Ram
sey, Atkinson, medical; Mrs. Vic
tor Snyder, Atkinson, obstetrical.
23—Mrs. Arthur Hiatt, Amelia,
medical; Mrs. Ray Phipps, Atkin
son, obstetrical. 24 — Mrs. Jay
Blair, Newport, 'medical.
Dismissed: April 18—Mrs. Ro
ta e r t Tooker, Atkinson; Mrs.
Merle Dye, Bassett. 20—Van
Humphrey, Atkinson. 21—Mrs.
Julia Kaplan, Stuart. 22—Miss
Evangeline Berry, Atkinson. 23—
Mrs. Sylvester Kramer and son,
Stuart; Mrs. Arthur Hiatt,
Amelia. 24—Mrs. George Bosn
and son, O’Neill; Mrs. Claude
Miller, Atkinson; Henry Claussen,
Atkinson; Miss Margaret Night
*■ engale. o
Hospitalized: Mrs. Casper Ad
' dison.
SACRED HEART (Lynch)
Hospitalized: Dr. E. B. Bradley
of Spencer; Lawrence Burley of
Spencer; Mrs. Lettie Combs of
Lynch; Baby Robert Dennis Koe
nig of Spencer, som of Mr. and
Mrs. Alphonse Koenig; Mrs. Don
Flanders and baby, Judy Ann, of
Verdel; Louis Klasna of Spencer;
Mrs. Annie Lewis of Butte; Har
old McRoberts of Lynch; Mrs.
Hildor Ogren of Spencer; Miss
Lillian Olson of Bristow; Mrs.
Barbara Peklo of Lynch; Romald
Remter of Spencer; Baby Gerald
Wayne Rossmeier of Bristow, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Max Rossmeier;
Mrs. Max Rossmeier of Bristow;
and C. A. Rutledge of Lynch.
Dismissals: April 20—Mrs. Don
Kayl and baby girl of Lynch;
Mrs. Thomas Pritchett and baby
girl of Verdel. 22—Mrs. Jacob
Fuhrman of Herrick, S.D.; Mrs,
Alphonse Koenig of Spencer; Mrs.
William Zeisler of Naper; Mrs.
William Mott of Spencer; Mrs.
Daniel Reiser of Spencer. 23—C.
W. Christensen of Lynch.
Sick & Injured
PAGE — Bonnie, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Les Riege, is out of
school with a throat infection. . .
Mrs. Rollie Snell is confined to
bed after a few weeks of being
able to be up. Her condition re
mains “unchanged.” . . John Gray
is making slow recovery from a
back injury he received some time
ago and it is expected it will take
some time before he is well again.
. . . Jerry Lamason entered St.
Anthony’s hofepital Sunday eve
ning for X-rays and examination
for a stomach disorder. . . Mrs.
Earl Parks took their son, Clair,
to Tilden Saturday where a doc
tor removed the cast from his arm
which was injured in a pole
vaulting accident at school some
time ago. . . After two weeks’ ab
sence from his work at the Farm
er’s store, Arnold Stewart assum
ed his duties there. He was ill
with influenza followed by an ear
infection. . . Mrs. Roy Stewart
has been unable to help care for
her mother, Mrs. Rollie Snell, and
her sister, Mrs. Harvey Cullen,
has been taking her place for a
few days. . . Brenda Beelaert
was unable to attend school Mon
day, due to a bout with influenza.
. . . Mrs. Orie Caskey of Middle
Branch was admitted to St. An
thony’s hospital with a recurrence
of an illness to which she has
been subject for some time. . .
Gene Libby was ill with strep
throat and a congested lung over
the weekend. . . Mrs. Floyd Wertz
is ill and expects to consult doc
tors in Sioux City concerning
her conditoin.
AMELIA — Mr. and Mrs. Ed
White, Mrs. Vern Sageser and
Mrs. Alice Prewitt went to Ne
ligh Monday. The ladies attend
ed a WSCS meeting. Mr. White
consulted a doctor. . . Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Gilman, Mrs. Clyde
Doolittle and Mrs. Stella Sparks
went to Norfolk Friday to visit
Mrs. Gilman’s sister, Mrs. Lee
Hyland, who is in a hospital
there. Mrs. Hyland is improving
“satisfactorily.” . . Mrs. William
Boettcher injured her back while
doing some heavy lifting. She
has been going to O’Neill for
treatments every other day. . .
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Sammons
end children and Mr. and Mrs.
Dwayne Miller visited Mrs. Ber
tha Sammons at a Sioux City hos
pital Sunday. . . Mrs. Donald
Vanderbeek and infant son, Lon
nie Gene, returned home from
the Atkinson hospital Tuesday,
April 19. . . Miss Evangeline
Berry suffered an appendicitis
attack last week. She was in a
hospital for a day or so but did
not submit to surgery as she
Junior-senior banquet and until
preferred to wait until after the
school is out, if possible. . . Mrs.
Arthur Hiatt was an overnight
patient in the Atkinson hospital
Friday. She returned home Sat
urday “feeling improved.”
O’NEILL— Ira H. Moss reen
tered a Sioux City hospital last
week, suffering from a blood
disease. . . Mrs. George Bosn and
infant son, Mitchell John, were
released Sunday from Atkinson
Memorial hospital. . . D. E. Os
borne has been confined to his
home this week because of ill
ness. . . Mrs. H. J. Birmingham
is a patient at St. Joseph’s hospi
tal in Omaha. . . Mrs. John
Grutsch was released Wednesday
from St. Anthony’s hospital, hav
ing been a patient 11 days. She
will be confined to bed for some
time, Mr. Grutsch said. . . Mrs.
C. E. A. Johnson recently fell on
the basement steps at her home
and injured her forehead so
stitches were taken. . . Guy Cole
hurt his back Monday in a fall.
„ INMAN— Harry Moore spent
several days the past week in
Norfolk receiving medical aid. . .
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nielsen
took Mrs. Nielsen’s father, Drudl
.Isaacson, to the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Paul Harley, who lives
south of Chambers, on Sunday.
Mr. Isaacson is recovering from
a recent illness and spent ‘.he
past week at the Nielsen home.
DELOIT—James Wulf, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wulf, was a
patient in the O’Neill hospital
last week. . . Mr. and Mrs. Sun
derman and daughter have beei
visiting at the Adolph Bartak
home. The baby has been having
measles. . . Mr. and Mrs. Harold
>pahn and son were Omaha vis
itors Monday, April 18. They took
their son to an oculist.
STUART—Mrs. Stanley Cobb,
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Clanton
and infant son, “Scotty,” return
ed home from Omaha on Satur
day. “Scotty” had been under a
doctor’s care there for a weeK.
. . . The condition of Mrs. Lee
Hyland, who is in Our Lady of
Lourdes hospital, Norfolk, is re
ported as “good.”
RIVERSIDE—Leslie Cary was
seriously injured in a headon
collision last Thursday evening.
He was on his way home from
work on Gavin’s Point dam. He
received a brain concussion and
i in the St. Joseph’s Mercy hospi
j tal, Sioux City.
CELIA — Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Pease took Mr. and Mrs. William
Spann to Norfolk Tuesday where
Mrs. Spahn underwent minor
surgery. Mrs. Pease and her
mother came home Thursday.
Visit Norfolk—
| Mrs. Grover Shaw and Mrs. K.
C. Hunt spent Tuesday in Nor
folk.
The Wilsons . . . married by
the late Joe Schollmeyer, sr„
justice of peace. (Story at right.)
WD—Kittie Fry to Gail Boies
& wf 4-12-55 $275 lot 5 blk 14
Pioneer Town Site Co’s Fst Add.
Ewing.
Ray Wilson, Wife
Married 40 Years
Program, Open-House
Arranged
REDBIRD—Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Wilson of Red bird celebrated
their 40th wedding anniversary
on Sunday, April 24, at their farm
home where they were married.
'Hie late Joe Schollmeyer, sr.,
justice of the peace, performed
their marriage ceremony, on Ap
ril 24, 1915.
A ruby-and-white color scheme
was carried out for the table dec
orations and the three-tier wed
ding cake, baked, and decorated
by Mrs. Joe Viterna, jr., of Ver
digre. Mrs. Lloyd Tuch and Mrs.
Junior Wilson assisted with the
decorating.
Following the three - course
dinner for immediate relatives, a
special program of readings and
songs was presented by Mrs.
Frank McDonald, Mrs. Ralph
’inkerman and Mrs. Anna Car
son. The entertainment was re
peated for the large crowd pres
ent during open-house in the af
ternoon. Mrs. Bill Wilson had
charge of the guest book.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson are the
parents of nine children. Their
six sons served in the armed
forces during World War II or
since.
The children are:
Mrs. Willa Schollmeyer of Red
bird, Mrs. Robert (Vivian) White
of O’Neill, Alfred of San Lean
dro, Calif., Mrs. Mary Ann Dar
nell of Omaha, Bill of Gregory,
S.D., Jack of Berkeley Calif.,
Junior of Verdel, Marine Sgt.
Virgil Wilson of Hastings, Pvt.
Garry Wilson of Hamburg, Ger
many.
The couple received a large
stack of letters and cards of con
gratulations, also a gift from the
children and other gifts.
Baack Presides at
Teachers’ Meeting—
PAGE—-The Holt County Town
Teachers’ association held a
spring meeting here on Wednes
day evening, April 13. Member
schools in attendance included:
Stuart, O’Neill, Inman, Ewing
end Page. John Lynch, Nebraska
State Education association field -
consultant, spoke on “Social Se
curity for Teachers.” Milton
Baack of Stuart presided. Re
freshments were served.
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