County Court
Elmer Schaffer of Atkinson,
no driver's license, fined $5 and
costs $4, September 20, arrest
ing officer, E. M. Hastreiter.
Ivan G. Wright, driver for L.
A. Hobbs of Ewing, overweight
on capacity plate, October 1, fin
ed $10 and costs $4, arresting of
ficer, Donald Jenny.
Paul Goiter of Orchard, no
registration certificate, fined $10
and costs $4, September 27, ar
resting officer R. L. Gude.
George Ben Putnam, jr., Mar
celene, Mo., speeding night, fin
ed $29 and costs $4, September
29, arresting officer Donald J.
Fiala.
Mark C. Huber of O’Neill,
speeding night, fined $25 and
costs $4, September 29, arresting
officer E. M. Hastreiter.
John Rumbaugh of Bassett,
speeding night, fined $10 and
costs $4, September 29, arresting
officer E. M. Hastreiter.
Richard Homer Kardiok of
Milwaukee,Wise., speeding night,
fined $30 and costs $4, October
1, arresting officer Donald J. Fi
ala.
John Russel White of Fenton,
la., speeding night, fined $41 anl
costs $4, October 1, arresting of
ficer Donald J. Fiala.
Clara L. Peacock of O’Neill,
speeding, fined $10 and costs $4,
October 1, arresting officer Don
ald J. Fiala.
Dale J. Nold of Old, speeding
night, $16 and costs $4, arresting
officer R. L Gude.
James B. Scott of Lincoln,
speeding night, fined $22 and
costs $4. October 1, arresting of
ROYAL THEATER
O'NEILL
Thurs. Oct. 4
Family Night
NAVY WIFE
Starring Joan Bennett, Gary
Merrill, Shirley Yamaguchi. The
most hilarious scramble a wo
man ever got into since “The Egg
and I.” It blushes and delights.
Life with a navy wife in the Or
ient is a many happy thing.
Family admitted for 2 adult tick
ets — Adults 5Or; Children 12c
Fri.Sat. Oct. 5-«
Warner Bros, present Randolph
Scott in
SEVEN MKN FROM NOW
“lib
In WarnerColor. Seven bul
lets from here his woman would
be waiting! Seven men from
now her shame would be wiped
out! The story of Ben Stride —
who had seven men to pay for the
honor of one woman.
Adults 50c; Children 12c; Mat
inee Saturday 2:30. All children
under 12 free when accompanied
by parent.
Sun.-Mon.-Tues.
Oct. 1-8-9
Universal-International present:
WALK THE CROUD LAND
Starring Audie Murphy, co
starring Anne Bancroft, Pal
Crowley, with Charles Drake
Jay Silverheels, Tommy Rail
Technicolor and Cinemascope
He carried no gun in this wild
erness of hate . . . yet his cour
age faced Geronimo’s last stand
\dults 50c; Children 12c: Matinw
Sunday 2:30. All children un
der 12 free when accompanied bj
parent.
ficer, Donald J. Fiala.
Edwarl G. Winkler of Emmet,
speeding night, fined $13 and
costs, October 2, arresting offi
cer, Donald J. Fiala.
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Spencer Annexes
at Butte
SPENCER—The Spencer high
Eagles grabbed a 20-6 Niobrara
Valley conference win over
Butte Friday at Butte.
Gary Schmidt scored on a two
yard plunge m the second quar
ter followed bv Gary Scheinost,
who galloped on a six-yard run
to score with one minute re
maining in the first half.
Kenny Rosen gren recovered in
the end zone for another six
pointer—the third Spencer TD—
after the ball had gone over the
head of the Butte quarterback.
Dan Roberts connected on two
conversions and was outstand
ing on defense for the victors,
according to coach Gordon Ben
son. ,
Lincoln Minister
Aldresses Group—
The Northeast district young
adult rally was held in O’Neill
Sunday at the Methodist church.
Devotions were led by the
Ainsworth group. Business meet
i ing was conducted by Virgil
Coulter of Randolph, district
president. Reports from the sub
district presidents were given.
Rev. Brtice Gideon of the
Havelock church in Lincoln was
the guest speaker.
Afttr group singing, the fol
j lowing district officers were
elected: Mr. and Mrs. T. E.
Smith of Ainsworth, president;
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stauffer of
Page, vice-president; Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Walker of Wayne,
se retary-treasurer.
Supper was given by the
members of the O’Neill Metho
dist church.
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13 Present for
MNO Meeting—
The MNO club met Tuesday
i vening, September 25, at the
home of Mrs. Joe Tennis with 13
members present. New officers
were elected and plans were
made tor achievement day. Mrs.
Kenneth Curran was a visitor.
Mrs. Leonard Davis and Mrs.
Matt Beha will give the lesson at
the next meeting. Lunch was
served by Mrs. Robert Stevens
and Mrs. William Mattern. —By
Mrs. Duane Gray, reporter.
Attends Color
TV School
CHAMBERS—Kenneth Werner,
who has been taking lessons in
color television at Omaha, Tues
day. September 25, received his
diploma and is now a color TV
technician.
The presentation of diplomas
to the class was made by Sidles
Co. of Omaha at the Birchwood
club.
During the afternoon, members
of the class and their wives were
taken on a tour of station KMTV.
In the evening they were
guests at a banquet at the club.
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY’S (O’Neill)
Admissions; September 26 —
Mrs. Harian Peterson. O Neill;
. Monica Caw, <''Neill; September
--
27 — None, September 28 —
Mrs, George Beck, Atkinson;
Mrs. Leonard Shoemaker, O'
Neill. Mrs. Tom Hartsock. Butte;
September 29 — Mrs. Raymond
Kayl, Bristow; Joe Biglin, O’
Neill; Mrs. Roy Berner, O’Neill;
Margie Finch, Page; Clarence
Fauthaber, Orchard; September
30 — Mrs, Albert Kaczor, O’
Neill; October 1 — Mrs. Harold
Lane, Norfolk; Mrs. Donald
Hoffman, Chambers; Mrs. Floyd
DeLong, Inman; Bernice Elkins,
O'Neill; Mrs. Lloyd Rubeck, O’
Neill; Jess Wills, Emmet; Carol
Ellingson, Spencer; Mrs. Earl
Bauld, O’Neill; Mrs. Edwin Hub
bard, Chambers; October 2 —
MrS. Eva Grothe, Emmet; Mrs
Bernice Peterson. O'Neill; Nan
cy Kennell, O'Neill; Connie Nut
ter, Thedford; October 3 — Mrs.
Nels Mikkelsen, Chambers; Lar
ry Cobb, Stuart.
Dismissals: September 26 —
B».n Fullenwider, Seattle, Wash.;
Mrs Louie Prange. Stuart; Floyd
Whitaker, Chambers; September
27 _ Monica Cass, O’Neill; Sep
tember 28 — Henry Classen.
Spencer; Theodore Engelhaupt,
Spencer; Mrs. George Beck. At
kinson. Deborah Hafsaas, Om
aha; Kenneth Peacock. O’Neill;
September 29 — Mrs Nellie Hill
(expired), Hebron; Oswall Ba
butzke, O’Neill; Mrs Bernice
Peterson. O’Neill; Mrs. A. L
Lowery. Chambers; Judy Jura
cek, O’Neill; Wetson Whitwer,
O'Neill; September 30 — Mrs.
Harlan Peterson & baby prl.
O’Neill: Mrs Kenneth Wrede &
babv boy. O’Neill; Mildred King.
O’Neill; October 1 — None; Oc
tober 2 — Mrs. Donald Hoff
man, Chambers; October 3 —
Mrs. Raymond Kayl & baby
girl, Bristow
Still hospitalized: Mrs. Flovd
DeLong, ONeill; Mrs. Uoyd Ru
bock. O’Neill; Mrs. Albert Miller.
Chambers; Jess Wills, Emmett:
Mrs Albert Kaezor, O'Neill; Mrs
Lois Adams, Chambers; Herman
Kornoek, Orchard; Claude Rut
ledge, Inman; Garrett Janzing.
O’Neill; Mrs Eva Grothe, Em
met; Boa Murphy. O’Neill; Mrs.
Edwin Hubbard, Chambers; Mrs.
Harold Lane, Norfolk; Bernice
Elkins, O'Neill; Mrs Tom Hart
sock, Butte; Mrs. W E. Jones,
Chambers; Mrs. Roy Horner, O’
Neill; Nancy Kenneli, O’Neill;
Bernice Peterson, O’Neill; Connie
Nutter. Thedford; Mrs Nels
Mikkelsen, Chambers; Mrs. Earl
Bauld. O’Neill; Mrs. Leonard
Shoemaker, O’Neill; L-arry Cobb,
Stuart; Joe Biglin, O’Neill; Carol
Ellingson, Spencer; Margie
Finch, Page; Clarence Faulhaber,
Orchard.
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i JUNIOR CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
O’NEILL NEBRASKA
... is sponsoring a drive to raise funds to
purchase more sick-room equipment to
be used by ALL residents of . . .
HOLT COUNTY
in their homes, when needed, WITHOUT CHARGE
No donation will be accepted by the Jaycees or representa
tive calling on you. The earnings from the sales of Cappers
Publications will be used to purchase this much-needed
equipment which will be used in Holt County FREE OF
CHARGE.
The sick room equipment purchased on previous drives
has been in constant use and it is felt more is needed to
serve all residents conveniently and quickly.
A representative will call on you. carrying proper
credentials, signed by —
Alan VanVleck, President
Junior Chamber of Commerce
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