O’Neill News
Mrs. Gilbert Winchell, Leona
Margaret and Jimmy went to
Scribner Tuesday They accom
panied Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Clark, who went on to Omaha.
Mr and Mrs. Cassius E. Arra
smith and boys of Spalding, for
rr.erly of Grand Island and O'
Neill, arrived Saturday to attend
the Arlene Walters-Gene Libby
wedding Sunday at the Assembly
of God church They were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wetzler.
Mr and Mrs. R. J. Byers of
Omaha brought Mrs. C. E. Yantzi
home Friday, June 15. She had
visited them for a week. They
visited Leonard Lorenz at the
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Veterans hospital while she was;
in Omaha
Mr and Mrs. J Robert Bengan
were in Omaha Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. William Turner of
Chambers called Sunday after
noon on Mrs. Vannie Newman.
Miss Kay McCarthy left last
Thursday to spend a week or
more in Omaha with her sister,
Miss Beverly.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Watson
attended the funeral in PLainview
Sunday of Leo Rehberg of Royal.
Mr and Mrs Duane Summerer
and family of Ewing were Sunday
afternoon callers at the Weston
1 Whitwer home
Mrs. Helen Rourke attended a
meeting in Omaha. She left Fri
! day, accompanied by her broth
; er-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Denny, who were return
ing to their home in Indianapolis,
' Ind., after having visited relatives
I here and in Ainsworth Mrs
| Rourke returned Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Philbrick
and Mr. and Mrs Joe Sivesind
and their families held a picnic
Sunday evening at Grove lake,
north of Royal.
Mr and Mrs. Leonard Honke
and Patty of Omaha arrived on
Monday to visit his mother, Mrs.
Mildred Honke, and the John R
Gallagher family.
Overnight guests Wednesday,
June 20, of Mrs Vannie Newman
were Mrs. LaVonne Painter and
daughter, Paula, of Clearwater,
Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Summers
were in Norfolk Monday.
Mr. and Mrs George Janousen
left Saturday evening for a few
days’ vacation in Minnesota. Their
children stayed with their grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl O.
Hile, at Columbus.
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Stuart News
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hytrek and
three children of Eugene, Ore.,
spent last Thursday night at the
John Hytrek home Mr. Hytrek is
a son of Paul Hytrek and a ne
phew of John Hytrek They were
enroute to Philadelphia, Pa
Mr. and Mrs. Gale King and
family of Valentine spent the
weekend at the John Hytrek
horn ■ and visited his mother at
th- Atkinson Memorial hospital.
Mr and Mrs. John Rrei and
son, Harold, of Mission, S.D.,
visited at the home of her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs Carey Grant,
on Wednesday, June 20
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith.
jt\, and family and Mrs. lone
Tenborg visited at the George
Dyer home in Kearney Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Leonard McLane of
Kansas City, Mo., were also pres
ent. Mr.,, Tenborg and Mrs. Mc
Lane are sisters of Mr. Dyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Berlin Mitchell
were Sunday visitors at the home
ol Mr. and Mrs. Claude Porter,
of Bassett.
Jack Hytrek and Miss Norma
Keil of Omaha spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Hytrek
John Stenbaeh, Walt and Jack
left for their home in Texas City,!
•Tex., Tuesday, June 19, after
visiting with the James Naehtman
family.
Mr and Mrs. Emil Olday and
Mrs. Alta Lockmon spent two
days last week visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Rollie Snell at Page.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Walker
and girls returned on Monday, j
June 18, after spending four days ,
, in Lincoln.
Jaszkowiak Finishes
2d at Ainsworth
A. P (“Scovie") Jaszkowiak,
who was runner-up in the O’Neill
cpen golf tourney dad’s day
weekend, finished in the same
slot in the Ainsworth open held
Sunday He was defeated in the
finals of the championship flight
by John B. Cassel of Ainsworth.
“Always the bridesmaid but
never the bride," muttered Jasz
kowiak when he hung up his
cleats.
H. J Lohaus won consolation
■ ionors in the championship flight
at Ainsworth. Paul Walker won
first flight consolation honors.
Gordon Drayton of Orchard,
member of the O’Neill Country
club, captured second flight hon
ors and Marv Johnson won sec
ond flight consolation laurels.
Bill Kelley was runnerup in
the sixth flight.
Other O’Neill golfers partici
pating were Max Golden, Ben
Gradv. Fred Appleby, Jim Ear
ley, Fritz Yantzic, Ron Borg and
John Conard.
Service Promotions
Robert ( 'Bob") Clements, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clements,
has received a promotion at Low
ry air force base at Denver,
Colo, to technical sergeant. Bob,
who reenlisted, has served five
\ears with the air force.
Clarence J. (“Junior”) Worth,
son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Worth,
to airman first class. He is serv
ing in Japan.
Jack Dempsey of Denver, Colo.,
was a weekend guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Phillip Dempsey.
SPORT NEWS
Ainsworth Wins
in 8-7 Thriller
O’Neill’s Tying Run
Dies on Third
The Ainsworth entry in the
North-Central day - and - night
league defeated the O’Neill Roek
etse, 8-7. Sunday night in a
thriller at Ainsworth.
O'Neill went ahead in the first
when Dick Tibbetts scored on
Maynard Morrow’s single. Ains
worth tied the score in the sec
ond on Lacy’s single after Stolt
enberg walked.
O'Neill went ahead again in
the third on singles by Tibbetts,
Player-Manager I>iek Tomlin
son and Darel Graham.
Ainsworth took command in the
fourth. 4-3, on Staab's double
with the bases full. (Staab is
Ainsworth high’s new football
coach.) The count was tied again,
4- all, in the seventh on Lowell
Nesbitt’s single, two stolen bases,
and Morrow's long fly.
Two singles in the last half of
the seventh and an O’Neill error
enabled Ainsworth to take a one
point lead, 5-4, but the Rockets
bounded back to tie it up again,
5- 5, in the first of the eighth on
singles by Morrow and Fritz Holz
Ainsworth jumped to an 8-5
lead in the ninth on three hits
and an O’Neill bobble.
O’Neill started the ninth with a
triple by Tomlinson, who scored
on Nesbitt’s double off the cen
terfield wall. Nesbitt scored on
Graham's single.
The Rockets had the tying
score, Graham, on third, but he
died there.
Tomlinson got three hits in four
trips to lead the Rockets
Batteries; Ainsworth — Staab
and Clark; O’Neill—Larry Heiss
and Jerry McGinn. Staab yield
ed 13 hits; Heiss, 8
3-\Va> Tie Seen
A three-way tie for the first
half honors in the North-Central
baseball league looms with O’
Neill assured of one berth with a
iceord of three wins and two loss
es. Bassett also boasts a 600 rec
ord A third team. Chambers or
Ainsworth, will share the honors
after the latter two clubs meet
for a postponed game.
O’Neill entertained Spalding on
Wednesday night, June 27, in an
outside of the league game and
the Rockets will entertain Ains
worth here Sunday night in a
bonus game which will not figure
in league standings.
\Deckers Hosts—
Dinner ana supper guests Sun
day at the Art Noecker home
were Mr. and Mrs. Reinold Beck
er of Hartington and Mr. and Mrs.
Don Becker and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Marx and family and
Mr and Mrs. Dick Valondoeren
of Sioux City. Mary Becker, who
had spent the past two weeks
in the Noecker home, returned to
Hartington with her parents.
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Buff Track Star
Practices Hurdles
Larry Chace, former O'Neill
high athlete who just finished an
outstanding sophomore year at
Colorado U. as a dash man, is
working out daily at home this
summer. In addition to keeping
in trim on the sprints, he is prac
ticing 80-yard low hurdles. He is
also playing baseball with the
Butte town team
"I guess they got tired of haul
ing me BOO miles in any direction
to make one short run." Chace
explained, "so they’re working me
over for the dashes."
Chace. son of Mr. and Mrs. E
li Chace, logged plenty of mile
age with the Buffalo track squad
participating in indoor and out
door meets. He does the 60-yard
das hin 06 - to .06 3 m Big Sewn
competition and has been a con
sistent point-getter for Coach
Frank Potts' Buffs.
Chambers Midgets
Win in Kunaway—
CHAM BEKS — The Chambers
Midgets, baseball team, easily
spanked the Ewing Midgets, 27
3. in a game played at Ewing.
BASSETT WINS
CHAMBERS — The Chambers
baseballers met defeat, 5-11, in a
game with Bassett. The tilt was
played at Chambers.
DRS. BROWN
& FRENCH
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