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BENTZ — Mr. and Mrs. Den
Bentz of Fairfax, S.D., a son,
Darrell Dean, weighing 10 pounds
1 ounce, born Friday, June 3, in
Sacred Heart hospital at Lynch.
KOLAR—Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Kolar of Monowi, a son, Mitchell
Lynn, weighing 7 pounds 7 ounc
es, bom Friday, June 3, in Sa
cred Heart hospital at Lynch.
PARKER—Mr. and Mrs. Har
land Parker of Butte, a son, Le
o ander Frank, weighing 9 pounds,
born Wednesday, June lj in Sa
cred Heart hospital, Lynch.
PETERSON — Mr. and Mrs.
o0 Willis Peterson of Stuart, a son,
Jerry Dale, weighing 6 pounds 9
ounces, born Wednesday, June 1,
in Atkinson Memorial hospital.
BRATT—Mr. and Mrs. O. J.
0 Bratt of Cheyenne, Wyo., a
daughter, Jacqueline Mae, weigh
° ing 8 pounds 3 ounces, bom Mon
day, May 23, at DePaul hospital,
Cheyenne. Mrs. Bratt is the for
mer Virginia Damero, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Damero of the
Phoenix community.
HAMIK—Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence Hamik of Stuart, a daugh
ter, Lynette Marie, weighing 8
lbs., %oz., bom Wednesday, June
1, at St. Anthony’s hospital, O’
Neill.
BRIGHT—Mr. and Mrs. Ardell
Bright of O’Neill, a son weighing
7 lbs., 13% ozs., born Tuesday,
June 7, at St. Anthony's hospital,
O’Neill.Mrs. Bright’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Niles, formerly of
O’Neill, reside in Los Angeles,
Calif.
BALDWIN — Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Baldwin of Bonesteel,
S.D., a daughter, weighing 6
pounds 4 ounces, born Monday,
June 6, in Sacred Heart hospital,
Lynch.
PAGE NEWS
Larry Lund, great-grandson of
Mr. and Mrs. John Gray, is visit
ing them and attending Bible
school this week. He is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Lund of
Scotia.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Tikalsky
and sons visited her mother, Mrs.
August Boelter, at Norfolk Sun
day. Mrs. Boelter recently dis
posed of her property at Verdigie
and has located at Norfolk.
The young adult Sunday-school
class had their annual picnic in
the park Sunday. There were
about 25 in attendance.
Miss Suzanne Mudloff arrived
Wednesday from Omaha for a
visit with her mother, Mrs. Cath
erine Mudloff and her brothers,
Tony, Dan and Gene and their
families.
Alvin Clyde of Sioux Falls, S.
D., came Sunday to his grand
mothers, Mrs. Fanny Stewarts,
where he met the Fattig family
of North Platte where his wife
and family have been visiting.
His grandmother returned to
Sioux Falls with the Clyde fam
ily for a week’s visit.
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE: 12-ft. hay rake;
cultivator, like new, to fit Ford
or Ferguson tractor.—Lloyd
Gallagher, O’Neill. 6p 35
FOR SALE: I will offer for sale
at the Atkinson sale ring, At
kinson, Nebr., on June 14, my
herd bull, Beau Jr. This bull
won the grand champion hon
ors at the Niobrara Valley
Hereford association show at
Butte, Nebr., a few years ago
and is a guaranteed breeder.—
Blake Benson, O’Neill. 6c
STALLION SERVICE: Standing
at Corkle’s Dairy, a 40-in.
Shetland, silver mane and tail.
Phone 49, O’Neill. 6c
FOR RENT: Four-room house in
Inman, $20 per months —Ger
ald Ferris, Atkinson, box 56.
6c
FOR SALE: Kenmore portable
sewing machine with attach
ments, $35.—Phone 179, O’Neill.
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FOUND: 2 car keys left at Holt
county superintendent’s office
in May. Cc
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O'NEILL
HOMES
FOR SALE:
The Roy Johnson House locat
ed between Fifth and Sixth cn
Clay Street. This lovely 3-bed
room home has the maximum in
modem design. Seldom does a
buyer have the opportunity to
purchase a home as substantial
as this with one of the finest lo
cations in O’Neill. Priced at less
than replacement cost on the
house alone. See this at once.
Another 3-Bedroom House just
begging for a family who’ll love
to live in a wonderful home in
southeast O’Neill.. When Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Leidy built this they
C installed the best of every dung.
All this property needs is an oc
cupant. Excellent terms available.
Here’s a 5-Bedroom Home on
two floors. Needs some decorat
ing and minor repair, but solid as
a rock and excellently located.
Priced at about V4 today’s cost. A
bargain for the thrifty shopper. ,
To inspect any of these properties
see
..•/ Bill Bowker
Thorin-Bowker Agency
— O’Neill —
Home Phone: 468-W <
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Midgets, Juniors Split
with Atkinson Teams
The American Legion baseball
program started off Sunday af
ternoon with two games. O’Neill
Midgets and Juniors played At
kinson Midgets and Juniors.
The Midgets lost to the Atkin
son team in the first game, 3-1.
The Juniors won the nightcap
from Atkinson, 9-6. The Midgets
played five innings and the Jun
iors went seven.
Batteries for the Atkinson Mid
gets—Cleary and Henning; for
O’Neill—Alton and Csark. Hits—
off Cleary, none; off Alton, 2,
bases on balls—off Alton, 2 off
Cleary, 2.
Batteries in the Junior game:
Atkinson—Slattery and Payas;
O’Neill—Schaffer, Reimers and
Ned Kelley. Hits—off Schaffer,
9; Reimers, none; off Schaffer, 8.
Bases in balls—off Schaffer, 5;
off Reimer, none; off Slattery, 7.
Both Midgets and Juniors will
play Page here tonight (Thurs
day) starting at 6:30 o’clock at
Carney park. The Juniors will
play a night game at Bassett Fri
day, June 10.
Sick & Injured
O’NEILL—Mrs. H. W. Tomlin
son, accompanied by her daugh
ters, Mrs. William Turner of
Chambers and Mrs. James Cov
entry of Inman, went to North
Platte Friday to visit another
daughter, Mrs. Henry Bruhn, who
had undergone a major operation.
They returned Saturday. Mrs.
Bruhn is “improving” rapidly. . .
Mrs. H. J. Birmingham was re
leased Monday from St. An
thony’s hospital where she had
been a patient about a month. . .
John Robert Richter, small son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richter,
jr., was dismissed Tuesday from
St. Anthony’s hospital — his leg
ptill in a cast. He was injured two
months ago when struck by a car
. . . Mrs. Esther Tomlinson is still
in the Lynch hospital where she
has been for several weeks re
ceiving medical treatment. She is
showing “some improvement.”
. . . Mother M. Bertrand is “much
improved” at St. Anthony’s hos
pital. . . Miss Bernice Kirwan,
longtime housekeeper for Very
Rev. Timothy O’Sullivan, is in
critical condition in a Kearney
hospital.
PAGE—Mrs. Otto Matschullat
is caring for the Anthony chil
dren this week. Their mother,
Mrs. A1 Anthony submitted to
surgery Wednesday and is a pa
tient at the Lutheran hospital at
Norfolk. . . Mrs. R. F. Parks re
turned Friday, June 3, from St.
Anthony’s hospital where she
was a surgery patient, and is re
cuperating at her home. Her con
dition is satisfactory. . . Mr. and
Mrs. Dale Matschullat went to
Norfolk Saturday to visit his sis
ter, Mrs. A1 Anthony of Bloom
field, who is a surgery patient at
the Lutheran hospital there. Her
children accompanied them to
visit their mother. . . Loren Ra
kow, dispatcher for the CB&Q
railroad at Fremont, a former
resident of Page, is still hospital
ized for a heart ailment at a Fre
mont hospital and expects to be
there for a three month stay.
DELOIT—Alvie Parks was able
to return home from the Tilden
hospital last week. . . Mrs. Glen
Harpster had the misfortune to
have two ribs cracked and some
torn loose in an accident recently.
She is feeling much better at this
time. . . Four of the Earl Schrunk
family had their tonsils removed
at the Antelope Memorial hos
pital on Tuesday. They were: Mrs.
Alva Robinson, Earline, Laura
and Robert Schrunk. They all
spent Tuesday night at the hos
pital . Earline had complications
and was hospitalized Wednesday
night also. They were all able to
go home on Thursday. Their
grandmother, Mrs. Shober accom
panied them.
STUART—Mrs. Joe Schmader
er, sr., became ill at church Sun
day morning and was taken by
ambulance to Atkinson Memorial
hospital. . . Mrs. Charles Scholz
was taken to Atkinson Memorial
hospital Friday. . . Frank Kaup,
jr., and son, Alvin, went to Oma
ha by train Saturday and spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Frank Kaup, sr., who is a patient
in St. Joseph’s hospital. They re
turned home Monday evening. . .
Mrs. Guy Cadwallader was taken
to St. Anthony’s hospital in O’
Neill on Saturday.
AMELIA—Mr. and Mrs. Glen
White and daughter consulted an
ear specialist at Sioux City con
cerning Venita’s hearing Tues
day, May 31. . . Miss Delores
Doolitle submitted to an appen
dectomy last Thursday at the At
kinson Memorial hospital. She is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Art
Doolittle. . . John Hansen is hos
pitalized at Atkinson Memorial
hospital.
INMAN—Tommy Harte, young
son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Harte,
entered St. Anthony’s on Monday,’
May 30, suffering from a slight
brain concussion that he received
at his home when he was climb
ing on a gate and fell on a ce
ment slab. Tommy was able to
return home on Wednesday
morning, June 1.
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CHAMBERS—Glen Taylor had
a piece of steel removed from his
eyeball by an O’Neill doctor Sun
day.
EMMET-Don Engler of McCook
is a patient at the St. Francis
hospital at Grand Island, to un
aergo surgery on one of his knees.
CELIA — Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
Hoffman spent last Thursday and
Friday in Omaha. Mrs. Hoffman
received medical treatment.
METHODIST (O’Neill)
Rev. Glenn S. Kennicott, pastor
Thursday, June 9: WSCS at the
rhurch, 2 p.m.
Friday noon, June 10: Vacation
school picnic; vacation church
school program, 7.30 p.m.
Sunday, June 12: Youth break
’ast at the church, 7:30 a.m.;
unior choir practice, 9:15 a.m!;
Sunday-school, 9:45 a.m; wor
;hop, 11 a.m.
There was a farewell fellow
hip supper held Tuesday eve
ling for the Smith family.
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY’S (O’Neill)
Admissions: June 1—Mrs. Don
Fox, Bassett; Mrs. Lawrence Ha
mik, Stuart. 2—Mrs. Eldon Ram
sel, O’Neill; Sharon Kay Hansen,
Page; Jolene Stutz, O’Neill. 3—
Mrs. Vernon Wendt, Bristow; Joe
Tomjack, Ewing Mrs. Dorthea
Shaw, O’Neill; John Janzing, At
kinson. 4—Mrs. Tom Murray, O’
Neill; Terry Gallagher, Emmet;
Ferdinand Kaup, Stuart; Mrs.
Guy Cadwallader, Stuart; Mrs.
Fred Lockwood, O’Neill. 5—Ter
esa Engelhaupt, Spencer; Ben
Rundall, Orchard. 6—Mrs. How
ard Harris, Spencer; Mrs. Iva
Rohrer, O’Neill; Mrs. Ludwig
Guthmiller, O’Neill; Mrs. J. R.
Harmon, O’Neill; Don Adamson,
O’Neill. 7—Mrs. Ardell Bright,
O’Neill. 8—Don Lineback, O’
Neill; Mrs. Eugene Sobotka, O’
Neill; Sandra Stanton, Bristow.
Dismissals: June 1—Mrs. Lyle
David, Chambers; Tommy Harte,
Inman; Mrs. Bill Farr and baby
girl, Newport; Mrs. Marvin At
kinson, Butte; Catherine Vitt, O’
Neill; Corrine Doty, Spencer. 2—
Mrs. James Corkle and baby boy,
O’Neill. 3—Levi Yantzi, O’Neill;
Sharon Kay Hansen, Page; Mrs.
R. F. Park, Page, b—Mrs. Dar
lene Snyder, O’Neill; Jolene
Stutz, O’Neill; Mrs. Alfons Bee
laert, Ewing; Mrs. Eldon Ramsel,
O’Neill. 5—Linda Emde, Cham
bers, Mrs. Lawrence Hamik and
baby girl, Stuart; Mrs. Don Fox,
Bassett. 6—Fedinand Kaup,
Stuart; Joe Tomjack, Ewing; Mrs.
H. J. Birmingham, O’Neill; Mrs.
Vernon Wendt, Bristow. 7—John
Richter, O’Neill; Mrs. Guy Cad
wallader, Stuart; John Janzing,
Atkinson. 8—Ben Rundall, Orch
ard.
Hospitalized: Linda Oh-ri,
Spencer; Don Adamson, O’Neill;
Mrs. Minnie Bay, O’Neill; Mrs,
Lois Adams, Chambers; Thelma
Summers, Page; Mrs. Iva Rohrer,
O’Neill; Mrs. Fred Lockwood, O’
Neill; Albert Otte, Winner, S.D.,
Terry Gallagher, Emmet; Don
Lineback, O’Neill; Mrs. Eugene
Sobotka, O’Neill; Mrs. J. R. Har
mon, O’Neill; Miss Feme Slay
maker, Atkinson-Mrs. Tom Mur
ray, O’Neill; Mrs: Ludwig Guth
miller; Teresa Engelhaupt, Spen
cer; Mrs. Dorthea Shaw, O’Neill;
Dianne Fiannigan, Stuart; Mrs.
Howard Harris, Spencer; Sandra
Stanton, Bristow.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
Admitted: May 30—David New
man, Stuart, medical. 31— Mrs.
Martin Hamik, Stuart, medical;
Mrs. Lawrence Schneider, At
kinson, surgical. June 1 — Mrs.
Willis Peterson, Stuart, obstetric
al; Miss Dolores Doolittle, Am
elia, surgical. 2— John Hansen,
Amelia, accident; Mrs. Anna
Kossman, Atkinson, medical. 3—
Mrs. Charles Scholz, Stuart, med
ical; Mrs. Herman Schrader, At
kinson, medical. 4—Matt Cleary,
Atkinson, medical; George Syfie,
O’Neill, medical. 5—Mrs. Joseph
Schmaderer, Stuart, medical.
Dismissed: June 1—Mrs. Leland
Anderson and daughter, Newport;
Miss Evangeline Berry, Atkinson;
Mrs. Joseph Krobot, Stuart. 2—
David Newman, Stuart; Mrs. Dean
Fleming and son, Atkinson. 4—
Mrs. Herman Schrader, Atkinson;
Mrs. Anna Rossman, Atkinson;
Mrs. Lyle Addison, Atkinson. 6—
Mrs. Willis Peterson, Atkinson.
Hospitalized: William Siebert,
Emma Brinkman, Matt Cleary,
John Hansen, Dolores Doolittle,
Mrs. Martin Hamik, Mrs. Charles
Scholz, George Syfie, Mrs. Joseph
Schmaderer.
SACRED HEART (Lynch/ "
Hospitalized: Mrs. Don Bentz
and son, Fairfax, S.D.; Dr. L. B.
Bradley, Spencer; Mrs. George
Classen, Spencer; Mrs. Jacob
Fuhrman, Herrick, S.D.; Anton
Hegberg, Bristow; Mrs. Richard
Kolar and son, Monowi; Mrs. El
mer Kraft, Bristow; Mrs. Jannet
tie Nelson, Center; Miss Lillian
Olson, Bristow; Baby Leander
Frank Parker, son of Mr. and Mis.
Harlan Parker, Butte; Mrs. Bar
bara Peklo, Lynch; C. A. Rut
ledge, Lynch; Mrs. John Selle,
Butte; Mrs. Lloyd Sinclair, Butte;
Mrs. R. G. Tomlinson, Spencer;
Ludwig Placek, Lynch.
Dismissals: May 30 — Arthur
Wittmuss, Fairfax, S.D. 31—- Miss
Brenda Cole, Star. June 3—Miss
Judith Kerbel, Spencer; Frank
Wilhelm, Spencer. 4—Mrs. Harlan
Parker, Butte; Mrs. Dick Abbott
and baby, Shelley Rae, Butte;
William Burger, Verdel; Mrs.
Harry Luth, Butte; Mrs. Lettie
Combs, Lynch. 6—M. H. Carpen
ter, Lynch.
EWING NEWS
Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Bomer and
family accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Ruth Moeckley of
Iowa City, la., left Monday for a
five-day vacation trip through
the Black Hills region.
Paul Doud of Royal was a din
ner guest at the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Doud,
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Doud and Shirley
have been making regular trips
to Neligh the past week where
Shirley is having her eyefe treat
ed.
Mrs. Elizabeth Angus and
grandson, Arthur Synder, left
Thursday for Madison where
they will visit her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James
Furley, and family.
Mrs. Ralph Eacker, the newly
elected president of the Womens
Society of Christian Service, con
lucted the first meeting of her
term on Wednesday afternoon,
June 1, at the parlors of the First
Jethodist church.
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Insurance of All
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Phone 106 — Golden Bldg.
DR. DONALD E. DAVID
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CDA Installs
New Officers—
The Catholic Daughters held
their June business meeting
Tuesday night at the K. of C.
hall. The new officers were in
stalled. They are :
Mrs. Charles Boyle, grand re
gent Mrs. Oliver Ross, vice
grand regent; Mrs. Anthony O’
Donnell, prophetess; Mrs. Her
man Janzing, lecturer; Mrs. Ed
Dumpert, historian Katherine
Donohoe, financial secretary;
Mery Crowley, treasurer; Mrs.
John Harrington, monitor; Mrs.
James Mullen, sentinel; Mrs.
John Hickey, organist Mrs. John
Jensen, Mrs. John Pribil, and
Mrs. Nora Mullen, trustees; Mrs.
Grover Shaw, reporter; and Mrs.
John Hickey, chairman.
Miss Mary Crowley won high,
Mrs. John Vitt won second high,
and Mrs. John Hines won the
door prize. Luncheon was served
by the committee.
Ewing News
Mrs. Carl Ulvog and family re
turned to their home at Midland,
Tex., on Friday after being guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Christon since Wednes
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Chiches
ter of Rockford, 111., arrived Sa
turday to spend a week with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Christon.
Mrs. Claude Cary of Monett,
Mo., called at the Walter Chris
ton home on Saturday. She is a
former classmate of Mr. Chris
ton’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hoag had as
their overnight guest on Friday,
Mrs. Claude Carey of Monett, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Borden
of Omaha and Mr. and Mrs. Fern
Cashatt and family spent the me
morial day weekend visiting old
friends in Ewing.
Mrs. Marie Beelaert, who has
spent several weeks at St. An
thony’s hospital in O’Neill, was
released Saturday and is staying
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Gordon Harper, in O’Neill.
On sunaay afternoon, Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Knapp attended the
wedding of Miss Doris Pierson
and Eddie Price which was held
at the Methodist church with a
reception held at the home of the
bride’s parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Urban, Mrs.
Robert Pruden and children ac
companied by Mrs. Gene Ruby
and children enjoyed a picnic
dinner on Sunday at the Freddie
Bollwitt home.
Miss Donna May Mlnarik spent
the weekend at home of her par
ents, M.r and Mrs. James Mlnar
ik. Mrs. Mlnarik took her back
to Norfolk Monday morning
where she is employed.
A picnic dinner was enjoyed
Sunday east of Ewing, honoring
the 13th birthday anniversary of
Karen Mlnarik with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Mlnarik, as
hosts. Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Serr of Clearwater, Mr. and
Mrs. Dwight Schroder and Peggy,
Larry Mlnarik and Catherine
Woslager, all of Ewing, and Miss
Donna’May Mlnarik of Norfolk.
Mrs. Kenneth Ruggles invited
the society to her home on June
16, to join the Emmet society for
a picnic dinner. Mrs. Ruggles has
taught the past two years in the
Ewing public school.
NOTICE
Myrt’s Cafe will be closed
while highway 20 and Douglas
street are under construction.
We wish to thank our patrons
for their patronage and hope
to see you again when we re
open soon. j
Mike & Jane Langan
O’Neill
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