Future Subscribers
JUDGE—Mr, and Mrs Lynus
Judge of Atkinson, a daughter,
weighing 7 pounds 9 ounces,
born Wednesday, October 19, in
Atkinson Memorial hospital.
EGG I MANN — Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Eggiman of Sherman, Tex.,
a son, born Saturday, October 6.
Mrs. Eggiman is the former Glo
ria Peterson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Peterson, sr., of
O’Neill.
MILACEK — Mr. and Mrs.
James Milacek of Spencer, a son,
weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces,
bom Saturday, October 13, in Sa
cred Heart hospital, Lynch.
LA RUE—Mr. and Mrs. Robert
LaRue of O’Neil], a daughter,
Rena Kay, weighing 7 pounds 12
ounces, born Saturday, October
13, at St. Anthony’s hospital, O’
Neill.
BERGSTROM— Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Ber^trom of Chambers, a
son, Dennis Evan, weighing 8
pounds 3% ounces, born Tuesday,
October 16, at St. Anthony’s hos
pital. O'Neill.
LAIBLE — Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Laible of O'Neill, a son, weighing
6 pounds ounces, born Tues
day, October 16, at St. Anthony’s
hospital, O’NeiLl.
tJUAiuiN—ivir. u.ci mo. rui.ii
ard Buxton of Omana, a son,
Richard Jerome, weighing 7 lbs.
6 ounces, born Wednesday, Octo
ber 10, in Omaha. Mr. Buxton is
in the army and presently is
stationed at Ft. Benning, Ga.,
where he attends infantry of
fier’s training school. Mrs. Bux
ton is the former Audrey Brad
dock of Page.
BISHOP—Mr. and Mrs Harold
Bishop of Long Island, N. Y., a
daughter, weighing 7 pounds 4
ounces, born Wednesday, Octo
ber 10, in New York City. This
is the couple’s first child. Mrs.
Bishop is the former Helen Ku
bitschek, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. F. J. Kubitschek of ON’eill.
JOHNSON — Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Johnston of Orchard, a
son, Robert Elwell, weighing 9
pounds, born Tuesday, October
9, in Antelope Memorial hospi
tal, Neligh.
MANN HALTER—Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Mannhalter of Murdo, S.
D., a son, Michael Donald, born
Tuesday, October 9 Mrs. Mann
hadlter is the former Karla
King, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Tom King of Stuart.
K.N1EVEL—Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Knievel of Deloit, a son, born last
week at a Norfolk hospital. The
Knevels own and operate the
store near Deloit.
WHITE—Mr. and Mrs. .James
White of Atkinson, a son, Greg
ory Patrick, weighing 6 pounds
14 ounces, born Monday, October
8. at Atkinson Memorial hospital.
JONAS—Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Jonas of Stuart, a daughter, Bar
bara Kay, weighing 6 pounds 6
ounces, born Friday, October 12,
at Atkinson Memorial hospital.
RICHENDIFER—Mr. and Mrs.
Blair Riehendifer of Atkinson, a
daughter, Paula Ann, weighing 8
pounds 2 ounces, born Sunday,
October 14, at Atkinson Memorial
hospita 1.
NEWKIRK—Mr and Mrs. Bert
Newkirk of Lincoln, a son, War
ren Scott, weighing 8 pounds 14
ounces, born Saturday, October
13. Mrs. Newkirk is the former
Ardene Andersen, R.N., daughter
of Mrs. Edith Andersen of
Amelia. This the couple’s first
child. _
Too Late to Classify
IN MEMORIAM
IN MEMORY of our dear hus
band and father, Joe Kubik,
who passed away a year ago—
October 20, 1955: "Death is a
heartache that nothing can heal.
Memories are something that
no one can steal. Some may
forget he is gone, but we re
member, no matter how long."
— Mrs. Theresa Kubik and
children—Geraldine, Don, Mar
garet, Joe, jr., Tom. Jim and
John, and 11 grandchildren.
25cl00
HELP WANTED: Woman for
housework and care of two
school age children while Mrs.
Reynoldson is hospitalized. —
Leigh Reynoldson, O’Neill,
phone 78 or 2. 25c
FOR SALB: Purebred Hampshire
boars at farmer’s prices. —
George Winkler, Emmet. 25tf
FOR RENT: Modern sleeping
room. Close in.—Ramon Bright,
phone 232, O’Neill._25tf
FOR SALE: 1 VM tape recorder,
list price $179. Best offer over
$125 takes it; boy’s bicycle;
steel switch boxes, each 25c;
single pull switches, each 30c;
12-2-romex, 6c per ft.; 14-2
romex, 5c per ft.—while supply
lasts. — Beha Electric, phone
564-J3, O’Neill. 25c
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY'S (O’Neill)
Admissions: October 10— Mrs.
Gene Wolfe, O’Neill; Mrs. Stan
ley Elkins of Chambers. 11—Nick !
Calmer, O’Neill; Mrs Roy Back
haus, O’Neill; Pamela Perry, O’
Neill; Mrs. George Babl, Emmet;
Mrs. John Strelow, Bassett; Jer
ry McGinn, O’Neill. 12 — Jerry
Humrich, O’Neill; Mrs. Edna
j Coyne. O’Neill; Clarence Luedk*\
Spencer; Connie Mae Ertz, O’
! Neill; Sharon Nelson. O’Neill;
i Mrs. Lucian Loock, Spencer. 13—
Mrs. Robert La Rue, O’Neill. 14—
, Delbert Carl, sr., Ewing; Mrs. El
den Ramsel, O'Neill. 15 — Mrs
Lynn T. Leffert, O’Neill; Paul
I Schmidt, Anoka. 16—Mrs. Lester
I Bergstrom, Chambers; Mrs. Leo
Laible, O’Neill; Mrs. Martha Hill,
. Ewing; Char line Boyle, O’Neill,:
| Mrs. Leigh Reynoldson, O'Neill. 17 J
—Mrs. John Turner, O’Neill.
Dismissals: October 10—Rich- I
ard Harris, Page; Mrs. Lyle
Gibbs, Clearwater; Bernice Elk
ins, O’Neill; Mrs. Robert Dickey
and baby boy, Spencer; John H.
Brunckhorst, Inman; Mrs. James ]
Storms and son, O’Neill; Mrs. Al- !
bert D. Miller, Chambers. 11 —|
Mrs. James Mlnarik, Ewing; Mrs.
George Eickhoff and daughter, 1
O’Neill; Bernice Peterson, O'
Neill; Mrs. Roy Backhaus, O’-'
Neill. 12—Nick Calmer, O’Neill
Steven Rokahr, Page; Clarend
r duuiauci , wu. uai u , u uuu uur
gan, O’Neill; Jerry McGinn, O’
Neill; Dickie Clyde, O’Neill; Jer
ry Humrieh, O’Neill; Mrs. Henry
Kuhfahl, O'Neill. 13—Frances Ep
penbach, O'Neill; Mrs. Earl Mc
Clanahan and baby boy, O’Neill;
Mrs. Ed Prouty, Spencer; John
V. Slizoski, Inman; Connie Mae
Ertz, O’Neill; Mrs. George Babl,
Emmet. 14—Mrs. Stanley Elkins,
Chambers; Mrs. R. D. Hoffman,
Fairfax, S.D. 15—Earl Schwenk,
Chambers; Mrs. Gene Wolfe, O’
Neill; Delbert Carl, Ewing; Mrs.
Edna Coyne, O’Neill; Pamela Per
ry, O’Neill. 16—Clarence Luedke.
Spencer; Mrs. Nels Mikkelsen,
Chambers.
Hospitalized: Mrs. Martha Hill,
Ewing; Charline Boyle, O’Neill;
Mrs. Albert Kaczor, O’Neill; Mrs.
Lois Adams, Chambers; Herman
Kornock, Orchard; Claude Rut
ledge, Inman; Garrett Janzing,
Emmet; Mrs. John Strelow, Bas
sett; Bea Murphy, O’Neill; Mrs.
Leo Laible, O’Neill; Ellen
Ramsel, O’Neill; Mrs. Lester
Bergstrom, Chambers; Mrs. Rob
ert LaRue, O’Neill; Mrs. W. E.
Jones, Chambers; Mrs. Lynn Lef
fert, O’Neill; Mrs. Leigh Rey
noldson, O’Neill; Mrs. Lucian
Loock, Spencer; Sharon Nelson,
O’Neill; Paul Schmidt, Anoka;
Mrs. John Turner, O’Neill.
SACRED HEART (Lynch)
Hospitalized: Mrs. Etta Blair,
Spencer; Dr. E. B. Bradley, Spen
cer; Mrs. Mary Classen, Spencer;
Mrs. Effie Chandler, Spencer;
John Dickey, Spencer; Frank
Ellis, Verdel; Mrs. Carl Gnewuch,
Norfolk; Larry Dean Haun, Spen
cer; William Jordan, Butte; Mrs.
James Milacek and baby boy, j
Spencer; Ernest Olson, Bristow;
Baby Patrick Gerard Simpson.
Lynch; Walter Sonderoth, Bone
steel, S.D.; John Valquardsen,
Verdigre.
Dismissals: October » — Mrs.
Earl Pritchett, Lynch; Miss Doris
Hahn, Butte. 9—Mrs. Cecilia Lie
wer, Butte. 10—Mrs. Marie Sie
ler and baby girl, Lynch. 11 —
Mrs. Eleanor Frahk, Bonesteel,
S.D.; Baby Gary Lee Krugman, 1
O'Neill. 12—Mrs. Nancy Hewit
son, Bristow; Miss Sharon Holm
berg, Bristow; Baby Robert Earl
Pritchett, Lynch; Miss Shirley
Ross, O’Neill; Mrs. Donald Simp
son, Lynch; Baby Janice Kay
Hoffman, Spencer. 13— Mrs. Fe
lix Holan and baby boy, Verdi
gre. 14—Baby James Storjohann.
O’Neill; Mrs. Henry Minarik,
Niobrara; Mrs. Frank Thomson.
Lynch.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
Admitted: October 8—Mrs. Ev
erett Cleveland, Bassett, obstet
rical; Mrs. James White, Atkin
| son, obstetrical; Barty Givens,
Stuart, medical. 9—Mrs. Marvin ’
Doolittle, Atkinson, obstetrical.
10—Mrs. Clyde Doolittle, Amelia,
obstetrical. 13—Mrs. George Min
nig, Stuart, medical. 14 — David
Moses, Stuart, accident; Mrs.
Blair Richenditer, Atkinson, ob
stetrical; Mrs. Don Kaup, New
port, surgical.
, Dismissed: October 8 — Mrs.
Susanna Gathje, Atkinson. 10 —
Msr. John Seger, Stuart; Lelea
Garwood, Atkinson; Barty Giv
ens, Stuart. 11 — Mrs. George
Kohle and son. Stuart; Mrs. Ed
1 ward Dover and daughter, New
port. 12 — John Krobot, Stuart.
14—Mrs. James White and son,
Atkinson; Mrs. Everrett Cleve
land and daughter, Bassett. 15—
Mrs. Marvin Doolittle and son.
Atkinson.
Expired: October 11 — John
Schneider, Atkinson.
Hospitalized: Art Waldman.
Amelia; David Moses, Stuart,
Mrs. Clyde Doolittle and son,
Amelia; Mrs. Robert Jonas and
daughter, Stuart;! Mrs. Mary Erb,
Atkinson; Mrs. Harold Vrooman
and daughter, Atkinson; Mrs.
Blair Richendifer and daughter.
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SUNDAY —
Fried Chicken or Ham
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SIDE DISHES, hot rolls or biscuits, with all dinners.
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