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FOGLE—Maj. and Mrs. George
Fogle of Arlington, Va., a daugh
ter, Kimberly Ann, bom TTuirg
day, December 13. Mrs. Fogle is
the former Modena Adair of
Amelia. They have two sons,
George, jr„ and Billie.
RHODES—Mr. and Mrs. Mar
vin Rhodes of Lincoln, a daugh
ter. weighing 6 pounds 15 ounces,
born Monday, December 31, m
Lincoln. Mrs. Roy Rhodes of Stu
art is the paternal grandmother.
SIMON—Mr and Mrs John C.
Simon of O'Neill, a son, Paul Jo
seph, weighing 6 pounds 15^4
ounces, born Friday. December
28 at St. Anthony’s hospital, O’
Neill.
HAYNES—Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence Haynes of O’Neill, a son,
Larry Allen, weighing 7 pounds
14 ounces, born Sunday, Decem
ber 30, at St. Anthony's hospital
O'Neill. w „ „
BARTOS—Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Bartos of Verdigre, a daughter,
Janice, weighing 7 pounds 2 oun
ces. born Sunday, December 30,
at St. Anthony’s hospital, O’Neill.
POESSNECKER—Mr. and Mrs.
Thilo Poessnecker of Atkinson, a
daughter, Lois Janie, weighing 6
pounds 14 ounces, born Wednes
day, December 26, at Atkinson
Memorial hospital.
STOLP _ Mr. and Mrs, Ken
neth Stolp of Verdigre, a son,
weighing 6 pounds 11 ounces,
born Tuesday, December 25, at a
Norfolk hospital. Mrs. Stolp is
the former Peggy Tomjack of
Verdigre and the granddaughter
of Mr and Mrs. Tom Tikolsky of
Verdigre. The Stolps have an
other son They formerly lived at
O’Neill
SHALD—Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Shald of Lincoln, a son, weighing
7 pounds 6 Vi ounces, born Thurs
day, December 27, at Omaha The
Shalds have one other son, David.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shald of Stu
art are the paternal grandparents.
KERSTEN—Mr. and Mrs. Cal
vin Kersten of Omaha, a daugh
ter, weighing 4 pounds, born
Wednesday, December 26. This is
the Kersten’s first child. Mrs.
Kersten is the former Mary El
len Wedige, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George Wedige of Stuart.
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY’S (O’Neill)
Admitted: December 26—Jess
Wills <>Y Emmet; Leroy Clasey of
Page; James Batenhorst of Stu
art; Carolyn Jo Potter of Ewing,
Lynda Sue Haynes of O’Neill;
Frank Joseph Heying of Stuait,
Larry Francis Heying of Stuart;
Carolvn Hill ol Ewing; Sandra
Hill of Ewing. 27—Sherilyn Jean
Caskey of Orchard; Mrs. John
Simon of O’Neill; Robert Yantzi
of O’Neill; Mrs. Don Fox of New
port; Melvina Mulhair of Lynch;
Sue Ann Cavanaugh of O'Neill;
Mrs. Juanita Closson of O’Neill;
Frank Prokop of Spencer. 28—
Larry Emde of Chambers; Rod
ney Hibbs of Star; Mrs. Alice
Quigley of Orchard; Mrs. Ben
Tietgen of Herrick, S.D.; Barbara
Soger of Atkinson. 29 — Gordon
Watson of O’Neill; Lee Wrede of
O’Neill; Mrs. Claude Hamilton of
O’Neill; Herman Cook of Cham
bers; Lyman L. Covey of Cham
bers; Miss Patricia Pierson of
O’Neill. 30 — Mrs. Lawrence
Haynes of O'Neill; Mrs. Emil
Bartos of Verdigre. 31—Mrs. Le
na Tom jack of Ewing; William
Maekinlay of O'Neill. January 1
—Mrs. William Serck of Emmet;
Oliver Hill of O’Neill. 2—Glenn
L. Johnson of Amelia; Mrs. L. G.
Gillespie of O’Neill.
Dismissed; December 26 —
James A. May of Inman. 27—Jess
Wills of Emmet; LeRoy Clasey of
Page; Nelse C. Andersen of Butte;
28—Lynda Sue Haynes of O’
Neill; Mrs. Louis Zastrow of O’
Neill; Carolyn Ruth Hill of
Ewing; Sandra Kay Hill of Ew
ing; Frank Joseph Heying of Stu
art; Larry Francis Heying of
Stuart; Mrs. Ivan Wayman and
son of O'Neill; Carolyn Jo Potter
of Ewing; Rodney Hibbs of O’
j Neill. 29—Larry Erode of Cham
bers, Lee Wrede of O'Neill; Mrs
i Bernard J- Schmitz of O’Neill.
Sherilyn Jean Caskey of Orchard;
Mrs. Ben Tietgen of Herrick, S.
D ; Sue Ann Cavanaugh of O’
Neill; Melvina Mulhair of Lynch.
30—Barbara Seger of Atkinson;
Joellyn Backhaus of O’Neill. 31—
AiTs. Don Fox of Newport; Gor
don Watson of O’Neill January 1
—Mr». John Simon and son of O’
Neill; Lyman Covey of Cham
bers; Herman Cook of Chambers.
2—Mrs Claude Hamilton of O’
Neill.
Hospitalized: Frank Prokop of
Spencer; Oliver Hill of O’Neill;
Mrs. William Serck of Emmet; j
Patricia Pierson of O'Neill; Mrs.
Jaunita Closson of O’Neill; Mrs.
Lois Adams of Chambers; Mrs.1
Alice Quigley of Orchard; Mrs. L.:
G- Gillespie of O'Neill, Mrs. Lena
Tomjack of Ewing; Robert Yan-j
zi of O’Neill; Mrs Laurence
Haynes of O’Neill; Edith Castle
man of O’Neill; Mrs. Emil Bartos
of Verdigre; Mrs. Catherine Mal
loy of Atkinson; Glenn L. John
son of Amelia, William MacKin
lay of O’Neill; Garrett Janzing of
Emmet.
Expired: December 26-^James
A Batenhorst of Stuart. 27—Mrs.
Constance Biglin of O’Neill.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
Admitted: December 23 —
Adolph Zahl of Stuart, medical.
24— Dean Schaaf of Atkinson,
medical. 25 — Mrs. Thilo Poess
necker of Atkinson, obstetrical.
26—Mrs. Earl Houts of Atkinson,
medical; Mrs. Dale Minnig of
Bassett, medical. 27—Frank En
body of Atkinson; Mrs. Kaspar
Harley of Stuart, accident; Tom
Nightengale of Atkinson, medical;
Fred Ziska of Atkinson; medical.
28—Mrs. Edward Weber of Stu
art, medical. 29 — Baby Richard
Hageman of Newport, medical;
Mrs. Frank Foreman of Emmet, j
medical; Mrs. Joe Hendricks of
/tiKinson, meuicdi.
Dismissed: December 24—Mrs.
Hoy Fullerton and daughter of
Stuart; Donald Putnam of Atkin
son; Dean Schaaf of Atkinson. 27
—Mrs. Dale Mimiig of Bassett. 30
Fred Ziska of Atkinson; Adolph
Zahl of Stuart. 31 — Mrs. Thilo
Poessneeker and daughter of At
kinson.
Hospitalized: Dick Straka of
Stuart; Mrs. Frank Foreman of
Emmet; Mrs. Kaspar Harley of
Stuart; Mrs. Edward Weber of
Stuart; Mrs. Theresa Kramer of
Atkinson; Tom Nightengale of
Atkinson; Joe Roche of Atkinson;
Mrs. Joe Hendricks of Atkinson;
Art Waldman of Amelia.
SACKED HEART (Lynch)
Hospitalized: Mrs. Estel Angel
of Spencer; William Blitzkie of
Spencer; Dr. E. B. Bradley of
spencer; Mrs. Mary Classen of;
Spencer; Mrs. Frank Cranford of
Lynch; Baby Maury Noel Elsas
ser, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
cJsasser of Spencer; Baby Randal
Lee Filsinger, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Filsinger of Spencer;
Mrs. Carl Gnewuch of Norfolk;
William Jordan of Butte; Mrs.
Cecilia Liewer of Butte; Mrs. Joe
Micanek of Lynch; Vern Rust of
Spencer; John Skalla of Bone
steel, S.D.; Mrs. Abraham Guth
miller of Anoka; J. S. Graves of
Naper; Mrs. R J. Gustafson of
uiitte.
Dismissed: December 24—Mrs.
James Slechta of Verdel. 28—
Master Nick Svoboda of Lynch; j
Ernest Van Horn of Bristow; Mrs. j
Raymond Elsasser of Spencer;
Mrs. Wilbur Reiser of Spencer. 29
— Merle Jansen of Spencer. 30 —
Miss Mabel Mulhair of Lynch.
Mother, Son Honored
on Anniversaries—
Mrs. Heriford and her son,
Bennett, were guests-of-honor
Monday evening at a family party
to celebrate their birthday anni-1
versaries.
Mrs. Heriford’s was December
24 and Bennett’s was Monday.
Mrs. Mabel Henry was hostess.
Entertain Couples—
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Young
entertained a few couples at a
new year’s eve party at their
home.
Dakotan Dies—
LYNCH—John Skala. 76, of
Bonesteel, S. D.. a patient in Sa
cred Heart hospital here, died
Tuesday, January 1.
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