l mure Subscribers
WENDT—Mr and Mrs. Wilmer
Wendt of Butte, a son, Michael
Warren, weighing 6 pounds 10V4
ounces, bom Thursday, May 31,
at St Anthony’s hospital, O’
Neill.
VAN EVERY — Mr. and Mrs.
James Van Every of O’Neill, a
daughter, Linda Kay, weighing
7 pounds IOV4 ounces, born
Thursday, May 31, at St. An
thony's hospital, O’Neill.
McKENZIE — Mr. and Mrs.
James McKenzie of O’Neill, a
daughter. Janie Dee. weighing 4
pounds 10 ounces, born Sunday,
June 3, at St. Anthony’s hospi
tal. O'Neill.
KINNISON — Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Kinnison of Orchard, a son,
Paul Eugene, weighing 6 pounds
13:,4 ounces, born Tuesday, June
5, at St. Anthony’s hospital, O’
Neill.
PIERSON—Mr. and Mrs. Lew
is D. Pierson of Mt. Holly, N.J..
a son, weighing 8 pounds 5 ounc
es, born Wednesday, May 23
Mrs. Pierson is the former Mary
C. Schmitz, daughter of Mr and
Mrs. John Schmitz of O’Neil!
Lewis Pierson is the son of Mr.
and Mrs Merritt Pierson of O'
Neill.
BUTCHER — Capt and Mrs.
James T. Butcher of Sewart air
force base, Smyrna, Tenn., a
daughter, Susan Ruth, weighing 8
pounds, Dorn rriud.v, u uur *,
Nashville, Tenn. Mrs. Butcher is
the former Kathryn Ann Golden,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. J.
Golden of O’Neill.
GOLDEN—Mr. and Mrs. James
Golden of McCook, a son, Kelly
Jerome, weighing 7 pounds, born
Monday, May 28, at McCook.
This is the couple's third child.
Mr. Goldlen is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. M. J. Golden of O’Neill.
SCHMITT—Mr. and Mrs. Wil
a daughter, Sarah Marie, born
liam Schmitt of Des Moines, la.,
Wednesday, May 23. Mrs. Schmitt
is the former Joan Adair, daugh
ter of Mrs. Gertie Adair, former
ly of Amelia, now visiting in
Hawaii.
VAN BUREN — Mr. and Mrs.
Ervin Van Burin of Amelia, a
son. Michael Ervin, weighing 7,
pounds 10 ounces, bom Tuesday,
May 29, at Atkinson Memorial
hospital.
IJVIBLE—Mr. anil Mrs. Felix
I Alible of Stuart, a son, Casimier
Dennis, weighing 7 pounds 11
ounces, born Wednesday, May'
30, at Atkinson Memorial hos
pital.
K A U P — Mr. and Mrs. Vic
Kaup of Stuart, a daughter, Vic
foo Late to Classify
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CARD OF THANKS
WE TAKE this opportunity to
thank relatives and friends for
the many expressions of sym
pathy and kindness at the time
of the death of our wife and
mother, Mrs. Harry D. Snyder.
We also wish to thank Doctor
Wilson and the St. Anthony’s
hospital staff for their kindness
and interest.—Harry D. Sny
der and family. 6p50
FOR SALE: John Deere 10-ft '
hinder, A-l.—Neven lekes, jr.,'
Page. 6c
CARD OF THANKS
WE WISH to take this means of j
expressing our appreciation and i
^1 (llliuur u< nit.* muiiv u iiiui,'
and relatives for the wonderful
help, acts of kindness, floral
offerings and masses extended
to us during the sickness and
death of our dear husband and
father. A special thanks to
Doctor Brown, the Sisters, Fa
ther Kucera, Father Hitch and
the nurses at St. Anthony's
hospital for the kindness and
care given to him. Your kind
ness will never be forgotten.-—
Mrs. Clarence Donohoe and
children. 6p50 j
CARD OF THANKS
1 WISH to thank my friends and
relatives for the cards, letters,
flowers and the ones who came
to visit me. Also the nurses,
Sisters, Doctor Wilson and
Reverend l^ucera for all the
care given me during my stay
at St. Anthony’s hospital. Your
kindness will always be re
membered.. — Mrs. John B.
Schmitz. 6p50
CARD OF THANKS
l wish to thank all my friend*
for the prayers offered, get well
cards and gifts I received while,
in the hospital. A special thanks
to Doctor Brown and the Sis
ters at St. Anthony’s hospital
for the care I received. I am
truly grateful to all. — Mrs.
Mary Zastrow. 6c
FOR SALE: Improved 480-acre I
farm in N.E. Holt county. — j
Kieth A. Abart, phone 520, O’
Neill
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toria Marie, weighing 7 pounds
12 ounces, born Friday, June 1,
at Atkinson Memorial hospital
Mr and Mrs Robert Brayton
of Stuart, a son. Brad Drayer,
weighing 9 pounds 3 ounces,
born Friday, June 1.
Sick & injured
EWING—Mrs. Delbert Stone
braker entered a Sioux City hos
pital last week where she will
undergo surgery. Janet Noffke is
assisting at the Stonebraker
home. . . Mrs. W J. Cronin is
improved at Antelope Memorial
hospital. . . Frank Wilson, who
has been receiving treatment
and care at St. Anthony’s hos
pital in O’Neill, was able to
come home on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Conner of
Norfolk brought his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Deemer Connor, home
on Wednesday, May 30. Mr
Conner had been a patient at a
Norfolk hospital for surgery on
one of his hands. Before return
1 ing to Norfolk, Mr. and Mrs.
! Conner decorated graves at the
cemetery... Alfred Doud is a sur
gical patient at Our Lady of
l>nirdes hospital in Norfolk. Mrs.
Doud accompanied her son and
daughter-in-law’, Mr and Mrs
Paul Doud, to visit him on Sun
day. Mrs. Ethel Cooper and
Frank Bollwitt are in “good con
dition" in Our Lady of Lourdes
hospital in Norfolk.
O'NEIGL—Mrs. H D. Gilder
sleeve had her tonsils removed
last Thursday at St. Anthony’s
hospital. . C. H. Switzer re
turned Monday from the Luther
an hospital in Sioux City after
having been a patient there since
memorial day. . . Mrs. Ralph
McElvain’s arm is responding
well to treatment at St. Joseph’s
hospital in Omaha and she is
(xpected to be home soon. . . Mis«
Marde Johnson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. R. E. Evans, recently
su omitted to eye surgery at
Clarkson Memorial hospital. . .
Little Teddy Dean McKenzie nad
three-day measles. He was fine
Monday. . . Dale Perry fractured
bones in the instep, left foot,
when he dropped a filled 10-gal
lon container. The accident hap
pened Wednesday, May 30. The
foot is in a cast.
CHAMBERS—Mrs. J. M. Hodg
kin returned Saturday from St.
Anthony’s hospital where she had
been hospitalized after breaking
her arm Monday morning, May
28. . . Mr. and Mrs. Art Walter
trtok their daughter, Charlene, to
Sioux City Sunday where she was
to undergo surgery on her eyes
Monday morning. Mrs. Walter’s
niece, Doreen deed, is caring for
the other children and the home
during their absence.
VENUS—Ardith Jackson is a
patient at the St. Anthony’s hos-1
pital. Ardith is the daughter of
Andrew Jackson of Orchard. She
makes her home with her sister.
Mrs. Archie Cleveland, and fam-|
jty near Venus.
RIVERSIDE — Deetner Conner
was in a Norfolk hospital the
first part of last week. He had a
growth removed from his hand
He is at home now and his hand 1
is healing “satisfactorily”.
ATKINSON— Francis Cleary
underwent surgery in the Atkin
son Memorial hospital on Wed- 1
nesday. His condition is “good.”
DELOIT—Mrs. Bertha McDon
ald is a patient at the Antelope i
Memorial hospital at Neligh.
CELIA—Verdon Smith, son ol
Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Smith, is !
sick with measles this week.
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY’S (O'Neill)
Admissions: May 30—Mrs. Har
ry D. Snyder, Inman; Mrs. Nels
Mikkelsen, Chambers; Dale Per
ry, O’Neill. 31—Mrs Don Tcm
plemeyer, O’Neill; Mrs. Helen
Gildersleeve, O’Neill; Bernard
Engelhaupt, Spencer; Mrs. Wilmer
Wendt, Butte; Hugh Benson,
Spencer; Ardith Jackson, Star;
Mrs. Jim McKenzie, O’Neill; Fred
Perry, O’Neill; Arthur Graff, O’
Neill; Mrs. James Van Every, O’
Neill; John Berigan, O’Neill. June
1—Mrs. Roy Tuttle, Ewing; Mrs !
Paul Reel, Spencer. 3—Mrs. James (
McKenzie, O’Neill; Mrs. John j
Auman, Orchard. 4—Mrs. Lewie
Phristensen, Lynch; Mrs. Charles!
spath, Chambers. 5—Mrs. Paul
Bourne, O’Neill; Susan Weyhrich, j
D’Neill; Theodore Kinnison, Or- j
’hard; Mrs. Floyd Kinnison, Or- j
’hard; Lois Ellingson. O’Neill.
Dismissals: May 30 — Mrs.!
lames Kelley, Inman; Mrs. Cyril !
Peter and baby boy, O'Neill; Mrs.
Wayne Fox, Emmet; Frank Wil
son, Ewing; Mrs. Herman Boet
cher, Spencer; Mrs. Thomas
slattery and baby girl. Middle
branch; Mrs. Eldon Ramsel, O’
S’eill. 31 — Mrs. Harry Snyder.
Inman (expired); Mrs. Gus Tim-(
ncrman, O’Neill (expired). June
I—Edward Lee Tellier, O’Neill;
iugh Benson, Spencer; Bernard
Engclhaupt. Spencer; Mrs. John
Kersenbrock, O’Neill; Mrs Mary
Zastrow. O’Neill; Mrs. Don Tem
plemeyer, O’Neill; Mrs. Robert
Shaw and baby girl, O'Neill; Beth
Hickey, O’Neill; Mrs. Roy Tuttle.
Ewing. 2 — Mrs. Helen Gilder
slet ve. O’Neill; Mrs. Arlen Miles,
O’Neill; Fred Perry, O'Neill:
Dale Perry, O’Neill; Mrs. James
McKenzie, O’Neill- Airs. J. V
Hodgkin, Chambers. 3 Jim
Towle, O'Neill; Mrs. James Van
Fvery and baby girl, O'Neill. 4—
Jchn Berigan. O’Neill; Mrs. John
Schmitz, O’Neill; Mrs. Wilmer
Wendt and baby Dov, Butte; Mrs.
Eugene Halsey, Chambers. 5 —
Arthur Graff, O’Neill: Mrs Nels
Mikkelsen, Chambers; Ardith
Jackson, Star; Mrs. Paul Bourne,
O’Neill; Mrs. Paul Reel, Spencer.
Still hospitalized: Lois Elling
son, O'Neill; Theodore Kinnison,
Orchard, Susan Weyhrich. O’
Neill; Mrs. Mae Landis, O’Neill,
Mrs. Minnie Bay, O’Neill: Mrs.
Lois Adams, Chambers: Claude
Rutledge, Inman; Garrett Jan
zing, O’Neill; Mrs. Floyd Kinni
son, Orchard; Harry Harte, O’
Neill; Mrs. James McKenzie, O’
Neill; Mrs. Charles Spath, Cham
bers; Mrs. Lewie Christensen,
Lynch; Mrs. John C. Auman.
Orchard.
^A( RED HEART (Lynch)
Hospitalized .Mrs. J. W. Barr,
Bp ncer, Mrs. Frank Bartos. Ver
digre; Dr. Edfrin B. Bradley,
Sptncer. Mrs. Mary Classen,
Sp nccx; Mrs. E A Chorc-JBqs
w; Mrs Lettie Combs. Lynch;
Harney Cline, Naper; Charles
Butb Mrs. lx vi Hull.
O'Neill; John Karel. O’Neill;
Charles Langguth. Bonesteel,
S D : Miss Lillian Oison. Bristow;
Anton Placek, Lynch; Mrs. Josie
Scheinost, Spencer, George Tuch.
Lynch; Mrs. Martha Schindler,
Lynch.
Dismi sals; May 28—Don Rob
ertson, Spencer. 29—Baby Stan
ley Motacek, Verdel; Mrs. Roy
Stockwell, Anoka 31—Baby Lar
ry Haun, Spencer. June 1—Baby
Kathleen Hansen, O’Neill 2—Mrs.
Floyd Johnson, Spencer 3—Babv
Jo Ann Cahoy, Bonesteel, S.D.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
Admitted: May 28—Deana Lee
Ellenvcopd of Central City, sur
gical; Earl Baker of Atkinson,
medical; Miss Spence of Atkin
son, surgical: Guy Parsons of
Atkinson, medical. 29 — Joseph
Patrick DeWitt of O’Neill. 30—
Mrs. Felix Laible of Stuart, ob
stetrical Mrs. Agnes Slaymakcr
of Atkinson, medical; Mrs. Percy
Menfczer of Atkinson, surgical;
Mrs. August Kramer of Stuart,
medical. 31—Mrs. .Albert Ever
rngharn of Newport, surgical.
June 1—Mrs. Robert Bray ton of
Stuart, obstetrical; Mrs Victor
Kaup of Stuart, obstetrical. 3—
Mrs. Hubert Kohle of Stuart
Mr Fred Roberts of Atkinson,
surgical. Ora Whipple of Atkin
son, medical; Mrs J. Chaney of
Stuart, medical; Mrs. Susie Gath
je of Atkinson, medical.
Dismissed: May 28 — Dwayne
Christionson of Sweet Home,
Ore. 29 — Miss Helen Kaup of
Stuart Mrs. William Possneeker
of Atkinson; Mrs. Ray Elsbury
and son of Atkinson; Deana Lee
Ellenwood of Central City. 30 —
Mrs Alvin Krysl and son. 31 —
Mrs. Percy Mentzer of Atkinson;
Mrs. Gilman Davis of Stuart;
Mrs A. B Hutton of Newport.
1—Mrs. August Kramer of Stu
art; Guy Parsons of Atkinson;
Joseph Patrick DeWitt of O’
Neill. 2—Mrs. Richard Fox and
son of Atkinson. 3 — Miss Betty
S. ence of Atkinson.
Hospitalized: Frank Martelle
of Newport; Mrs. Herman Schra
der of Atkinson; Mrs. Hubert
Kohle of Stuart; Mrs. Albert Ev- 1
eringham of Newport Mrs Fred
Roberts of Atkinson. Mrs Otto
Smith of Atkinson; Mrs. Agnes
Slavmaker of Atkinson; Mrs. Joe
Akins of Atkinson: Mrs Robert
Bray ton of Stuart; Mrs Victor
Kaup of Stuart; Mrs. Felix Lai
ble of Stuart; Ora Whipple of
Atkinson; Mrs. Susie Gathje of
Atkinson.
legal Notices
(First pub June 7. 19561
Julius D. Cronin, Attorney
NOTICE TO CREDITORS \XD
IIEIRS
No. 4122
COUNTY COURT OF HOLT
COUNTY. NEBRASKA
ESTATE OF J A O. WOODS,
DECEASED.
THE STATE OF NEBRASKA.
TO ALL CONCERNED
Notice is hereby given that |
Lela Grubb filed her petition,!
alleging that J A. O Woods died
April 16, 1946. intestate, a resi
dent of Holt County, Nebraska,
seized and possessed of the fol
lowing described real estate, to
wit:
Beginning at a point on the
section line 535 feet North of
the Southeast corner of Sec
tion 19 in Township 26. North
Range 12. West of the 6th
PM . in Holt County. Nebras
ka. thence running West 185
feet, thence running North 100
feet, thence running East 185
ftet, thence running South 100
feet to the place of beginning,
and
Beginning at a point on the
section lino 555 feet north and
205 foot west of the southeast
corner of Section 19, Town
ship 26. North, Range 12. West
of the 6th P M , in Holt Coun
ty, Nebraska, thence running
West 140 feet, thence North
100 feet, thence East 140 feet,
thence South 100 feet to the
place of beginning
That petitioner is interested in
'.aid estate and in said real estate
as a daughter and an heir at law
of the deceased.
The prayer of said petition is
for a determination of the time
of death, the heirs, degree of
kinship and right of descent of
real property of said deceased;
that he died intestate, and that
there is no inheritance tax. state
jr federal, due from his said
estate or the heirs thereof.
Said petition will be for
uig in this Court on t he 28th day
of June. A IV 1956 at ten o'clock
AM
LOUIS \V RE1MEK
County Juclgt
(COUNTY COURT SKAL) f-8d
(First pub. June 7, 1956)
Julius 1) Cronin and William W
Griffin. Attorneys
NOTICE OK HEARING OI
PETITION FOR KIN XI
si n ii mi \ i oi
\« COIN I
Vo. 4061
COUNTY COURT OF HO! T
COUNTY. NEBRASKA
ESTATE OK LILLIAN M.
BERGER. DECEASED.
THE STATE OF NEBRASKA.
TO ALL CONCERNED
Notice is hereby given that a
petition has been filed for final
settlement herein, determination
of heirship, inheritance taxes,
fees and commissions, distribu
tion of estate and approval of fi
nal account and discharge, w hich
will be for hearing in tins court
on June 27, 1956. at 10 o'clock,
AM.
LOUIS W REIMKK
County Judgt
(COUNTY COURT SEAL) 6-8i
Notice To Bidders
The O’Neill City Council on June 1 2,
1 956 will accept bids for the following
products, to be used for municipal
purposes:
GASOLINE (Regular and Ethyl at pump)
BULK OIL
NO. 1 DISTILLATE
NO. 1 HIGH SPEED DIESEL
LUBRICATING OIL (Can and Tracks)
GREASE JOBS
Above products will be used between
now and May 31,1 956
—CITY CLERK O. D. FRENCH
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