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weighing 7 pounds »4 ounces
born Monday, June 18, in batriu
Heart hospital at Lynch. I
M(XJl>Y — Mr. and Mrs. Bcri t
Moody of Lynch, a daughter,
weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces, <
born Monday, June 18, in Sacred c
Heart hospital at Lynch.
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY’S (O’Neill)
Admissions: June 13 Mrs.
Lionel Siefken, O’Neill; Jack
Higgins. Ewing; Miss Tena Kac
zor, O'Neill. 14—David Neal, O -
Neill; Mrs. James Mlnarik, Ew
ing. 15 — Mahlon Nuttlemann,
Norfolk; Mrs. Fora Knight, O'
Neill; James Wiley, Dorsey;
Clyde McKenzie, O’Neill. 18 —
Mrs. Hugh Benson, Spencer; Mrs.
John Alder, Inman; Barbara
Jean Buxton, O’Neill; Richard
Walters, Chambers. 17 — Steve
Sladek, Atkinson; John Lans
worth. O’Neill; Mrs. Bernard
Engelhaupt, Spencer. 18 — Mrs.
Hoy Wayman, O’Neill; Mary El
len Gillette, Chambers; Mrs. Bill
Ernst, O’Neill. 19 — Mrs. Henry
Grunke, Emmet; Mrs. E. G. El
hngson, Spencer.
Dismissed: June 13 — John
Freed, Atkinson; Leonard Shoe
maker, O’Neill; Mary Ellen Gil
lette. Chambers; Mrs. Helen
Starlin, O’Neill; Mrs. Raymond
Richards Emmet, Mrs. Kenneth
Wettiaufer and baby boy, "agC;
Mrs. William Serk. Emmet; Mrs.
Lionel Siefken, O’Neill. 14—Mrs.
Arthur Hibbs and baby boy,
Star. 15—Bruce Allen Petersen,
O’Neill; Mrs. James Mlnarik,
Ewing;’Jack Higgins. Ewing. 16
_Mrs. Roy Worth, O’Neill; Mrs.
l^iwrence Hamik and baby girl,
Stuart; Kevin Laible, O Neill,
Richard Walter, Chambers. 17—
Janice Asher. O’Neill; Timmy
Strong, O’Neill; Regina Lea
Lockwood, Inman; Clyde Mc
Kenzie, O'Neill; Mrs. Ina Wolfe,
O’Neill. 18 — Mrs. Fora Knight,
O’Neill; Mrs. Frank Parkins, O’
Neill; Miss Clarinda Pearson,
Bristow; Mrs. John Alder, In- >
man. 19 — Mary Ellen Gillette, j
Chambers; Mrs. oerimiu
haupt, Spencer; Mabel Shobe,
Page. 20 — Mrs. Hugh Benson,
Spencer; Barbara Jean Buxton,
O’Neill.
Hospitalized: Mrs. Mae Landis,
O’Neill; Mrs. Minnie Bay, O
Neill; Mrs. Lois Adams, Cham
bers- John Lansworth, O’Neill;
Claude Rutledge, Inman; Gar
rett Janzing, O'Neill; Mrs. John
Gallagher, Inman; Mrs. Henry
Grunke, Emmet; Harry Harte,
O’Neill; Steve Sladek, Atkinson;
Mrs. Roy Wayman, O’Neill; Mrs.
Bill Ernst, O’Neill; David Paul
Neal, O’Neill; Lloyd Rubeck, O
Neill; Mahlon Nuttlemann, Nor
folk; Mrs. E. G. Ellingson, Spen
cer; James Wiley, Dorsey; Tena
Kaczor, O’Neill.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
Admitted: June 13 — Mrs. Ed
ward Walnofer of Atkinson, ob
stetrical; Mrs. LaVerne Morgan
of Atkinson, medical. 14 — Mrs.
Otto Gloor of Atkinson, surgical.
16 — Mrs. Francis Weller of At
kinson, obstetrical; Mrs. Lester
Porter of Atkinson, obstetrical;
Mrs. Frank Prussa of Atkinson,
medical; Henry Albrecht of At
kinson, medical. 17—Mrs. Ivan
Baker of Atkinson, obstetrical;
Denny Doolittle of Chambers,
j_
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.Miss Gleed . . . travel honors,
M iss Gleed on 1 our
of South, East
CHAMBERS — Miss Doreen
Gleed left Sunday, June 17, for
1 Lincoln where she joined a group
I of Methodist young people from
over the state. The group board
| ed a chartered bus for a tour of
! the Southern and Eastern states.
The first stop was to be Kansas
j City. Mo The tour is sponsored
! by the Woman's Society of
Christian Service and the youth
fellowship of the Methodist
church.
Miss Gleed and three others,
one from Bassett, one from Lau
rel and one from Bloomfield, were
selected to represent the north- i
east district of the Nebraska con
ference. The group will visit all
places of interest on the tour and
will be fed and housed by Meth
odist church groups enroute.
The tour is scheduled through
Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia,
West Virginia, Ohio and to Chi
cago, 111.
Miss Gleed, a senior in Cham
bers high school, is the youngest I
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Gleed of Chambers. She expects
to he home about July 3.
O’Neil! News
—————— I
Mr. and Mrs. Arnie E. Mace,
jr., and Dick moved Friday into
the Ramon Bright house.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rohde of
Cheyenne, Wyo., James London
of Omaha and Mr. and Mrs. Mike
London spent Friday evening at
the Grover Shaw home.
medical. 18 — Mrs. Adolph Mil
ner of Atkinson.
Dismissed: June 11—Mrs. Nel
lie O’Donnell of Atkinson; John
Gallagher of Atkinson; Mrs.
Fred Roberts of Atkinson; Fran
cis Cleary of Atkinson. 12—
Frank Martelle of Newport. 14—
Fannie Chaney of Stuart; Mrs.
Hazel Fish of Butte; Mrs. La
Verne Morgan of Atkinson. 15—
Mrs. Dick Osborn and daughter
Of Atkinson; Michael VanBuren
of Amelia. 16—Mrs. Jie Akins of
Atkinson. Mrs. Otto Gloor of At- j
kinson; Mrs. Ralph Ries of At-!
kinson. 18 — Mrs. Ed Walnofer
and son of Atkinson.
Hospitalized: Henry Albrecht]
of Atkinson; Mrs. Anna Kee
baugh of Newport; Mrs. Frank |
Prussa of Atkinson; Mrs. Lester
Porter and son of Atkinson; Mrs. |
Agnes Slaymaker of Atkinson; j
Mrs. Aldoph Mlinar of Atkinson;
Mrs. Otto Smith of Atkinson;
Denny Doolittle of Chambers;
Mrs. Frank Weller and daughter,
of Atkinson; Mrs. Ivan Baker!
and daughter of Atkinson.
SACRED HEART (Lynch)
Hospitalized: Mrs. Ralph Al
ford. Enid. Okla.; Dr. Edwin B .
Bradley, Spencer; Mrs. George
Classen, Spencer; William Jordan,!
Butte; Joseph Kocian, Spence’-;
Mrs Josephine Dvorak, Verde!;
Miss Lillian OLson, Bristow; Mrs
Martha Schindler, Lynch; George
Tuch, Lynch. ,
Dismissals: June 11 — Barr> .
Loock, Spencer. 12—Harney Cline,1
Naper, John Karel, O'Neill; Mrs.
Louis Kortmeyer, Naper. 13—1
Mrs. Alice Jacot, Niobrara; Reu
ben Avoy, Spencer. 14 — Mrs.
Jake Muller and baby, Lynch;
Mrs. Marvin Scott, Verdel; Mrs
Marvin Atkinson, Butte; Mis.
Daniel Chambers and baby.
Lynch. 15 — Mrs. Paul Weber.
Butte; Mrs. Merle Spangler, Dor
sey; Master Calc Angus, Spencer
lb—oary uevau« u in-m,
nett Devall, O’NeiU; Margaret
Ann Storjohann, O'Neill; Denise
Vesely, Verdel; Carolyn DeKay,
Verdel; Leo Viktora, Fairfax.
S.D.; Charles Leo Watson, Cham
bers; Mrs. Leo Sedlacek and
baby, White River, S.D.; Baby
Carla Kortmeyer, Naper.
Expired: June 14 — Charles
Langguth, Bonesteel, S.D., 76.
18—Mrs. Levi Hull, O'Neill, 70.
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Sick & Injured
PAG El--Sterling Albright, who
| has been employed by a con
| struction c irhpany at Sioux City,
recently fell. Among his in
juries was a broken arm. He is at
St. Joseph’s hospital. . . Mrs.
Mabel Shobe of Page was trans
ferred by ambulance Tuesday
from St Anthony’s hospital to
Lutheran hospital Sioux City. . .!
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Harvey went |
to Lincoln Sunday to visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Edgar
Wood On Monday, Calvin re
ported to Omaha for medical ad- !
vice concerning some throat!
trouble he hid been suffering. . .!
Mrs. Rose Chichester on Tuesday
went to the home of her brother,
Fred Lehnkuhl, at Siolx City j
v» here she will stay while receiv
ing medical treatment Her ad
dress will be 722 Jones street, in
care of her brother. . John Soj- j
ka was taken to the Antelope t
i Memorial hospital, N’cligh, on
i Friday where he submitted to
I surgery lor a burst appendix.
His condition is reported ’‘sat
si > : try.” Mr. and Mrs. R. D.
Cop s received word from their
grandson, Dick Wood, at the I
Mayo clinic at Rochester, Minn.,
stating doctors had not yet reach
H i decision as to what would be
done for him. The great-grand
sons arc with Mr. and Mrs. Copes
while Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wood
of Uattl" Creek and his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wood of Lin
coln, ar ■ at the clinic.
AMELIA- Steve Sladek sub
mitted to an emergency appen
iia ny Sunday morning at St.
.Anthony's hospital. O'Neill. He
is progressing satisfactorily.” . .
Mrs. FYed Watson went to Stu
irt Monday to make her home in
the nursing home there. . . Mrs.
Alice Prewitt returned home on
Saturday from Lincoln where she;
had btn n for medical attention.
She also visited her sister. Mrs.
Norman Hull, and family . .
Mrs. Charles Spath visited Mrs.
Vern Sageser on Friday. Mrs.
Spath, who is recuperating from
recent surgery, has been staving;
with her daughter, Mrs. George
Fullerton. . Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Peterson went to Lexington Sun
day to visit their daughter, Don
na Rae, who was ill with an ear
infection . Dennis Doolittle,
son of Mrs. Elsie Doolittle, has
been a patient in the Atkinson
hospital, a victim of blood poison.
DELOIT—Mrs Bertha Me Don- ,
aid was able to leave the Neligh
hospital recently and is staying
at the home of her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs.
Charles McDonald. . . Mr. and|
Mrs. Ewald Spahn visited Mrs.
Spahn’s brother, Carl Gokie, in
an Omaha hospital Friday, where!
no had undergone major surgery.j
Marg Brewster recently suf-!
iered with a case of mumps. . .
Vrs. Stanley Huffman under-1
went major surgery in the Tilden
hospital recently. . . Mae Tren
l.epohi returned recently from a
month's stay in a Yankton, S.D,
uspital. Her sister from South j
Dakota stayed at the Trennepohl
farm during her absence. . .
nerman Gernsey underwent an
>p ndeetomv at the Tildeu hos- '
pital Friday morning.
O'NEILL—Mrs. Marvin Anrier
son returned home from the Lu
theran hospital in Norfolk Wed
nesday, June 13. She is "getting
along fine." . . Mrs. Fora L.
Knight entered St. Anthony’s on
Friday for medical treatment af- j
ter being taken ill. She had taken
ill recently while visiting her
son. Freeman, and family in
Julesburg, Colo . . Gene Strong
and Larry Conarro, O’Neill
youths, were injured about 4
a m., Sunday in a two-car acci
dent near Cozad. Strong, the1
driver of one machine, suffered a
broken jaw: Conarro chipped a
bone in his right foot. The driver
of the other car was more seri
ously hurt . J. J Berigan is in
an Omaha hospital for medical i
treatment.
INMAN—Fred Lorenz went to
Omaha on Tuesday, June 12,
and again on Friday, June 16,
accompanied by his daughter-in
law. Mrs. Melvin Lorenz, to visit
Leonard Lorenz, a patient in the
Veterans hospital. Reports from
the hospital are to the effect that
Leonard continues to improve
each day. Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Gallagher, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Lorenz and Junior Sorensen of j
Page, drove to Omaha Sunday to
visit Mr. Lorenz. . . Mrs. Roy |
Gannon returned home last j
Thursday morning after spend
ing the past month in Missouri
receiving medical care.
RIVERSIDE — Mr. and Mrs.
Lionel Gunter took Mr. and Mrs
Dewitt Gunter to Omaha Wed
nesday morning, July 13. Dewitt
had a checkup at a clinic. While
there they talked to Skippy
Marquet, who is studying to be
3 doctor. He is a junior this
i
year , S . S- Schlotman is under
a doctor's care . . Jackie Fry lias
been having three-day measles.
. . . Mr and Mrs. George Mont
gomery calk’d at the Paul Gord
home near Clearwater Sunday
afternoon Mrs. Good had been a
patient in the Neligh hospital
having had a minor operation on!
Tuesday. June 12.
STAR — Mrs. Bill Hibbs and
son came home from the hospital
last Thursday evening. Mrs.
Ben Miller came home last
Thursday from Sioux Falls. S.D.
after spending several days with
her mother. Mrs. Hauf. who un
derwent surgery last week.
ROCK FALLS—Mr. and Mrs.
William Claussen, Mrs. Marie
Lewis, Henry Claussen and Mrs
Ed Claussen went to Grand Is
land Sunday to visit the latter’s
husband, who is in the Veterans
hospital there. His condition is
improved "
CHAMBERS—Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Harvey left Sunday for Roches
ter. Minn., where Mr. Harvey will
;cek medical care. . . Mary Ellen
Gillette had her tonsils removed
he first of last week at St. An
tony's hospital
DORSEY — J. E Wiley was
taken to St. Anthony’s hospital
Friday, suffering with a leg ail
inent. Mrs. Mary Wolfe is stay
ing at the Wiley home during
Mr. Wiley’s absence.
VENUS—Mrs. Reed Risinger
Sadly sprained her ankle at her
lome Thursday, June 7. She was
taken to Creighton where she
received medical aid.
Mrs. LrRay Hoffman
Krsnrns from Club—
ATKINSON — The Young
Homemakers extension club met j
Wednesday, June 13, at the home1
lira Albert Wasson Eight
members answer I'd roll call with
a garden hint.
Mrs. Ray Gant and Mrs. John ■
Andrus were visitors.
A letter of resignation was
lead thorn Mrs. Ia'Roy Hoffman.
Postponed Date
Is Fixed—
PAGE The postponed meeting
of the Eagle Hustlers 4-H club
will be held July 10 at the Har
old Summers home, the leader,
Gerhardt Luebke, has announced
Mr and Mrs. Roy Harris of
Reseda. Calif,, are visiting here
Or. F.dw. J, Norwood, Oi).
Optometrist.
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