Arthur G. Clark
Burial at Inman
(Onutinued from page 1.)
T Miller of Brooklyn, N Y. They
became the parents of three chil
dren His wife died in Septem
ber, 1940, following a long ill
ness
Mr. Clark was also preceeded
in death by his father, who died
in 1930; his brother, Leslie, who
died in 1941, and by his mother,
who died April 29, 1956.
While living in Holt county,
Mr. Clark was a member of the
Methodist church here. He was
a member of the Masonic and
Odd Fellows lodges, American
Legion and also the Wranglers
club at Burwell.
On February 3, 1945, he was
united in marriage with Mrs.
Frances DeLashmutt at Burwell,
and he entered the lumber busi
ness there.
Survivors include; Widow —
Frances; son—Norbert E. Clark
of O’Neill; daughters—Mrs. Ro
ller! E. (Delores) Stevens of Val
ley and Mrs. Billy (Wilda) Lind
say of Burwell; stepsons—Keith
and Harry DeLashmutt, both of
Burwell, and Leslie DeLashmutt
of North Hollywood, Calif.; 12
grandchildren; sisters—Mrs. El
mer R (Ina) Rogers of Granite
Falls, Wash., and Mrs. Ralph
(Mildred) Moore of Alamenda,
Calif.; brother—Eugene E. of In
man.
Relatives and friends from a
distance who attended the ser
vices were: Mr. and Mrs. Norbert
E. Clark of O’Neill; Mr. and Mrs.
Kobert E. Stevens and family of
Valley; Leslie DeLashmutt of
North Hollywood, CaLif.; Mrs.
Ralph E. Moore of Alameda,
Calif., Mr. and Mrs. E, E. Clark
of Inman; Mr. and Mrs. A. M.
Clark of Walthill; Harlan Moore
of Lincoln; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Clark of O’Neill; Mr and Mrs.
Ed Bentz of Valley; A. J. Cates
of Merina, Colo.; Mr. and Mrs. J.
D. Walker, jr., of Lincoln; Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Mossman, Mr. and
Mrs. F. E Keyes, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Gannon, Mr. and Mrs. John
Mattson, Mrs. T. D. Hutton and
Lewis and Clifford Sobotka, all
of Inman.
Mrs. Homer Mullen returned
Monday from a 2 weeks’ vaca
tion spent at Joplin, Mo., Ne
braska City and Scribner.
RIVERSIDE—Mrs. John Mc
Daniel returned home from an
Omaha hospital.
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Hospital Notes
St. ANTHONY'S HOSPITAL
Admissions: October 24—^Mrs j
Rex Coburn, O’Neil]; Mrs. Geo
rge Ramold, Inman 25— Mrs.
Arthur Frahm, Page; Gerald
Kaczor, O’Neill; Mrs Julianna
Kamphaus. O'Neill. 2ft—Mrs.1
William Petsche, O’Neill. 27—!
Russell Miner, O’Neil; Miss Karol
Finch, Page; Jess Wills, Emmet;
Bruce Anderson, Bristow; Mrs.
Dorothea Shaw, O’Neill; Mrs.1
Cecil Spry, O’Neill; 28—Mrs.
Lyle Gibbs, Clearwater; Mrs. Ben
Kaup, Stuart; Mrs. Joe Brew
ster, Stuart. 29— Mrs. Donald
Bernt, Stuart; Mrs. Richard Mc
Nichols, O’Neill; Dale Mudloff,
Page. 30—Mrs. James Friedel,
Stuart, Linda Chipps, Ewing; .
Robert Waldo, O’Neill; Kenneth
Coventry, Inman; Delores Span
gler, Ewing; George Laney, In- |
man. 31—Mrs. Raymond Stein
back, St Edward;* Otis Armfield,
Anoka; Mrs. Walter K. Smith,
1 Stuart; Sharon Renwald, Omaha;
Mrs. Robert Shoemaker, O’Neill;
Linda Woidneck, O’Neill.
Dismissals: October 24—Ray
Bosn, O'Neill; Mrs Jerry Asher;
and baby girl, Page; Mrs. Eldon
: Ramsel, O’Neill. 25—Rozella
Worth, O'Neill; Mrs. Leigh Rey
noldson, O’Neill; Mrs. Millie Se
ger (expired), Emmet. 26—Mrs. j
Clarence Strong, O’Neill; Mrs.
Alfons Beelaert, Ewing. 27—
Mrs. Wm. Jansen and baby girl,
O’Neill; Beth Weyhich, O’Neill,
Mrs. Joe McCarville, O’Neill.
Mrs. Alvin Eyman, O’Neill. 28—
Mrs. George Ramold and baby,
girl, Inman; Russell Miner,
O'Neill; Karol Finch, Page. 29—
j Mrs W. E. Jones, Chambers; [
: Mrs. John Turner, O’Neill; Mrs.
| Arthur Frahm, Page; Mrs. Dor
i thea Shaw, O’Neill; Leona
Serck, Emmet. 30—Jess Wills,
Emmet; Gerald Kaczor, O’Neill,
Dale Mudloff, Page. 31—Bobbie
Waldo, O’Neill; Mrs. Lavern
Stevens, O’Neill; Mrs. Wm.
Petsche, O’Neill; Kenneth Cov
entry, O’Neill.
Hospitalized: James Murphy,
Atkinson; George Laney, Inman;
Mrs. W. K. Smith, Stuart; Otis
Armfield, Anoka; Mrs. Ben
Kaup, Stuart; Mrs. Lois Adams,
Chambers, Herman Kornock, Or
chard; Claude Rutledge, Inman;
Mrs. Fay Miles, O’Neill, Bea
Murphy, O’Neill; Mrs. Dennis
Finley, O’Neill; Mrs. Don Bernt,
Stuart; Mrs. Richard McNichols,
O’Neill; Mrs. Joe Brewster, Stu
! art; Mrs. Ray Steinbeck, St. Ed
i ward; Mrs. Bob Shoemaker,
—-* i
O'Neill. Mrs. James Friedel.
Stuart; Mrs. Juliana Kamphaus,
O’Neill; Delores Spangler, Ewing;
Linda Woidneck, O’Neill; Mrs.
Lyle Gibbs, Clearwater; Mrs. Ce
cil Spry. O’Neill; Linda Chipps,
Ewing; Garrett Janting, O’Neill;
Mrs. Rex Coburn, O’Neill; Bruce
Anderson, Bristow.
COUNTY COURT
Neil G. Dopheide of Lincoln,
speeding night, October 2, fined
$33 and $4 costs; officer—R. L.
Glide
Frank D. Oberle of O’Neill,
procuring liquor for minor, Oc
tober 23. fined $50 and $4 costs,
sheriff fee, $1; complainant—
-— — — —
Charles I* Browns
Richard D Hynes of O'Neill.
ordinary reckless operation of
motor vehicle, October 25, fined
$50 and $4 costs; complainant—*
William Griffin (serving 10 days
in jail).
Fred W. Cordes, driver for
Sabre Freight Lines, of Blaine,
Wash., overweight, October 26,
fined $50 and $4 costs; officer
—Donald Jenny.
Allen E. Biltorft of Ainsworth,
overweight on capacity plate, Oc
tober 29. fined $10 and $4 costs;
officer—Donald Jenny.
Rob R. Prouty, driver for J.
V'. Earley, overload on axle, Oc
a ^ ■ ■ a n ^ ^ ■
•tiber 20, . fined $170 and $4
costs, officer—Donald Jenny.
Edward H Moos, driver for
Valentine Motor Lines of
O'Neill, overload o>n axle, Octo
ber 29. fined $50 and $4 costs;
officer—Donald F, Richardson
Charles W Mann of Las Veg
as, New, speeding night, Octo
ber 30, fined $10 and $4 costs;
officer—F.. M. Hastrciter.
Frontier for printing!
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AND RANCHER
, THE BYRON JACKSON CO.
of North Platte
. . . will have a display truck of pumps
and equipment on display in O’Neill on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd
1 HIS will give you an opprotunity to j
acquaint yourselves with the different
styl es of these pumps. Be sure to see \
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ONE DAY ONLY
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THE SOIL (
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1—Good Saddle Horse, 3 Vi-years-old.
1—Oil Burning Heater
1—Good Used Washing Machine.
WANTED
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MORE CONSIGNORS and also MORE BUYERS.
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