Mrs. Henry Vequist
Is Club Hostess
ROCK FALLS—Pleasant Day
club met on Thursday, March 28.
with Mrs. Henry Vequist. All but
three members were present. One
visitor. Mrs. Orville Morrow, was
present.
After a noon-day luncheon and
business session, the afternoon
was spent socially, watching TV'
and playing games.
Next meeting will be on Wed
nesday, April 10, with Mrs. Don
ald Sterns in the afternoon, and
the club will continue on this
schedule during the summer.
Other Rock Falls News
Mr. and Mrs. William Claussen
were Thursday, March 28, sup
per and evening guests at the
Floyd Johnson home.
John Schultz and Debbie were
afternoon callers at the John
Brown home Monday, March 25.
Tommy Vequist spent Wednes
day afternoon. March 27, with
Cindy Brown at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stesns and
son, Gene, were Monday, evening,
March 25, visitors at the Don
Sterns home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sterns
drove home from Omaha, Mon
day, March 25. Mrs. Sterns and
her daughter, Mrs. Lesley Strong
of Omaha, had gone to Racine,
Wise., to visit the George Barnes
family, but came home the sec
ond day when Mr. Strong had
the misfortune of getting a leg
broken while at work. Mr. Stems
had gone down to be with him
and his boys.
This last week was one of per
fect attendance. For art, pupils
have tried their skill at drawing
pictures with a crayon in each
hand. Thera Were some “very
funny" specimens. Six weeks
tests started April 3. In the
arithmetic contest held o n
Wednesday, March 37, at dis
trict 33, there were two winners
from this district — Rita Ve
quist won first in the eighth
grade and Jimmy Widtfeldt was
an alternate winner in the
third grade. Visitor last Thurs
day afternoon was Russell Der
ickson. Gwenda Schultz be
came ill in school Monday after
noon and had to be taken to her
home.
, Sick & Injured
RIVERSIDE— Mrs. Bill Lof
quist’s mother, Mrs. Mary Roth- 1
*rham, suffered a stroke and is (
in the Antelope Memorial hos
pital. Her condition is serious . . . 1
Little Connie Montgomery is on
the sick list . . . Howard Miller j
and Bert Fink were in Sioux City
for a checkup Thursday. Leo and
Walter Miller and Harold Fink
accompanied them . . .
Frontier for Printing.
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY’S (O’Neill
Admissions: March 27— Mrs.
Robert Bartak of Ewing; Marion
Woidneck of O’Neill; Sandra
Wiedrick of Butte, John Gal
lagher of Inman; Mary Margaret
Shaw of O’Neill; Mrs. William
Whelan of* Ewing: 28—Miss Mar
gie Finch of Page; Mrs. Arnott
Buxton of O'Neill; Earl Porter of
Atkinson; 29 — Charlotte Irene
Rockford of Chambers: Vernon
Morlang of O’Neill; Mrs. G. Ar
len Miles of O’Neill; Mrs George
A Horold of Inman; Mrs. Cliff
Fleming of Ewing; 30 — Mrs.
Leigh Reynoldson of O’Neill;
Mrs. Calvin E. Coolidge of O’
Neill; 31— Edwin J. Dusatko of
Emmet; Mrs. Jane Judge of O’
Neil; Mrs. Bernard Fongratz of
O’Neill; April 1— Mrs. Arthur
Frahm of Page; E. V. Sageser of
Chambers; Mrs. Arnold Crawford
of O’Neill; James Gokie of O'
Neill; Walter Schonebaum of
Bonesteel, S. D.; Randy Gibbs of
Clearwater; Rodney Beckwith of
Page; 2—W’llliam MacKinlay of
O'Neill; Miss Charotte Grimes of
Chambers; Mrs. Richard McLain
of O’Neill; Mrs. Walter House
man of Pickstown, S. D.; Marcel -
lus Schaaf of O’Neill.
Dismissals: March 27— Mar
ion Woidneck of O'Neill; Mar
jorie Shobe of Page; George H.
Geary of Inman; Mrs. John W.
Miller of Ewing; Sandra Weid
rick of Butte; 28—Richard Lieb
of O’Neill; Mrs. William Whelan
of Ewing; Mrs. Edna Huebert of
O’Neill; A. W. Carroll of O’Neill;
Mrs. Floyd J. Wilson of O’Neill;
Mrs. Ralph Wurtz of Spencer;
29— Mrs. John Davidson of O’
Neill; Earl C. Potter of Atkinson;
30— Mrs. James Friedel and son
of Stuart; Mrs. Marvin Miller
and son erf O’Neill; Mrs. Cliff
Fleming of Ewing; Mrs. Robert
Bartak and son of Ewing; Mrs.
J. Ritterbush and son of Cham
bers; 31—Mrs. Leigh Reynoldson
of O’Neill; Gary Colfack of O'
Neill; April 1—John Gallagher of
Inman; Mrs. Bernard Pongratz of
O’Neill; Mrs. Arnott Buxton and
son of O’Neill; 2—Mrs. Arlen
Miles of O’Neill; William Mac
Kinlay of O’Neill; Vernon Mor
lang; of O’Neill; Charlotte Rock
ford of Chambers; Mary Mar
garet Shaw of O’Neill.
Still Hospitalized: E. V. Sage
ser of Chambers; Mrs. Arthur
Frahm of Page; Mrs. Lois Adams
>f Chambers; Mrs. Walter House
nan of Pickstown, S. D.; Edwin
3usatko of Emmet; Mrs. Jane
ludge of O’Neill; Dwaine Lock
non of Stuart; Mrs. Calvin Cool
dge of O’Neill; Miss Loretta En
ight of O’Neill; Miss Charlotte
3rimes of Chambers; Mrs. Ar
lold Crawford of O’Neill; Mrs.
tiehard McLain of O’Neill; Rod- j
ley Beckwith of Page; Randy j
libbs of Clearwater; Glenn!
lidgeway of O’Neill; James Gok
e of O’Neill; Walter Schonebaum
rf Bonesteel, S. D.; Marcellus [
Schaaf of O’Neill; Garrett Jan
ting of O’Neill; Mrs. George A.
Herold of Inman; Miss Margie
Finch of Page.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
Admitted: March 25—Herman
Schrader of Atkinson, medical;
Mrs. Glen Burge of Chambers,
obstetrical; 26—Harold Gill of
Stuart, medical; Vernon Raymer
of Atkinson, medical; 27—Mrs.
Heinrich Frahm of Amelia, ob
stetrical; Hugh O’Connor of At
kinson, medical; 28—Mrs. Alton
Hoffman of Stuart, obstetrical;
29— Melvin Snyder of Atkinson,,
surgical; Mrs. Willis Peterson of
Stuart, medical; Mrs. Robert
Tooker of O’Neill, obstetrical;
30— Mrs. C. Linden Mulford of i
Stuart, obstetrical; Mrs. Dale i
Bring of Atkinson, obstetrical.
Dismissed: March 26—Mrs.;
George Christiansen and daugh
ter of Atkinson; 27-—Mrs. Ray
mond Norton and son of Mills;
30—Herman Schrader of Atkin
son; Mrs. Ernest Durre and son
of Chambers; Mrs. Glen Burge
and daughter of Chambers; Mel
vin Snyder of Atkinson; 31—
Mrs. Willis Peterson of Stuart.
Hospitalized: Adolph Zahl. of
Stuart; Vernon Raymer of At
kinson; Harold Gill of Stuart;
Mrs. Alton Hoffman of Stuart
and daughter; Mrs. Dale Bring |
and daughter, of Atkinson; Mrs. j
Robert Tooker and daughter of
O’Neill; Mrs. Linden Mulford of J
and son Stuart; Mrs. Heinrich
Frahm and daughter of Amelia;
Hugh O’Connor of Atknison.
SACRED HEART (Lynch)
April 1, 1957
Mrs. Gerxnie Berens qf Spencer;
Wally Blair of Spencer; Robert
Boettqher of Butte; Robert Bow
man of Bristow; Dr. Edwin B.
Bradley of Spencer; John Carl
son of Lynch; Mrs. George Clas
sen of Spencer; Baby Maury Noel
Elsasser of Spencer; Mrs. Ray
mond Elsasser of Spencer; Mrs.
Carl Gnewuch of Norfolk; Mrs.
Abraham Guthmiller of Anoka;
Miss Twila Hicks qf Bristow;
Mrs. Lucy Hrbek of Lynch; Wil
liam Jordan of Butte; John L.
Miller of Spencer: Harry Prouty
of Spencer; Baby Daniel Richard
Ring of Spencer; Mrs. Richard
Uhlir of Verdigre; Mrs. Toni
Wecker of Verdel.
Dismissals: March 25—Mrs.
Mary O’Neill of O’Neill; Mrs.
Adolph Soukop of Bristow; 26—
Alden Barden of Spencer; Mrs.
William Podany of Butte; Mrs.
Foyd France qf Lynch; Baby Ro
berta Tejral of Spencer; 27—Mrs.
Ray Long of Lynch; Baby James
McAllister of Naper; 28— Mrs.
Reuben Avoy of Spencer; 29—
C. G. Pratt of Bristow; Mrs. Al
vina Hamling qf Spencer; 30—
Mrs. Ivin Litzo and baby Mari
anne of Bonesteel; 31 — Baby
Timothy Jerome Myers of Lynch;
Mrs. Richard Ring of Spencer.
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month guaranteed Tractor bat
tery at Scovies Western Auto.
Chambers News
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Greenstreet
of Mt. Vernon, Wash., who are
visiting relatives and friends at
Chambers, were supper and over
night guests at the A1 Leidtke’s
one night last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Neilson
mother, Mrs. Halloway, also Mrs.
John Wintermote were Sunday
dinner guests in the Herman
Cook home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean V. Stevens,
Cherilyn and Terry of Atkinson
were Sunday, March 31, dinner
guests of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. R. Carpenter.
The following relatives gather
ed at the Ed Pavel home Sunday
evening, March 31, to surprise
Mrs. Pavel on her birthday an
niversary: Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Hoerle and family of Clearwater;
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hoerle and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Laverne
Hoerle and children; Mr. and
Mrs. Jake Hoerle and Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Hoerle, Mary Lou and
Bonnie Jean and Viona Burgett.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Young and
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Young spent
Sunday, March 31, in the Tom
Engelhaupt home at Inman.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Whitake*
were Sunday, March 31 dinner
guests of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Everette
Miner, and Sharon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wintermote
7
and girls and Mr. and Mrs. Ern
est Thorin visited the later’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. John
son, and ohter relatives at Ew
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. William Craw
ford and family visited her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Mitch
ell, at Butte, Sunday, March 31.
Mrs. Crawford remained for a
couple days to assist her folks.
Guests in the E. H. Medcalf
home Sunday, March 31, were
Mr. and Mrs. Don Medcalf and
three boys of Ainsworth, Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Miller and three
children of Atkinson, Mr. and
Mrs. Lyle Medcalf and family of
Clearwater, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Holfack and family of Oakdale,
and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Green
street of Mt. Vernon, Wash. The
dinner was in honor of the
Greenstreets.
Sunday, March 31, dinner
guests in the Lloyd Hoerle home
were Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Peltzer,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hoerle, and
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hoerle.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Beed
attended the Ice Capades in Lin
coln, Sunday, March 31, and vis
ited their son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lub
ken.
Mr. and Mrs. Merlin. Gross
nieklaus and children visih'd his
father, Clarence Grossnicklaus,
at North Platte Sunday, March
31.
Mr. and Mrs. George Thomson 1
were Sunday. March 31. guests in
the Ed Boshart home near O’
Neill.
Mrs. Marjorie Fagon Eisert is
spending this week at her home
in Chambers.
Several car loads of Chambers
folks drove to Tilden, Tuesday.
April 2. to give blood to the has
pitnl.
The fallowing friends gathered
at the Glen Adams home Sunday
evening to honor Mrs. Adams on
here birthday anniversary, Mr.
and Mrs Steve Shavllk and Pa
mela. Me and Mrs John Honey
well, Mr. and Mrs. E, H. Medcalf
Mr. and Mrs, H. W. Hubbard,
Mr. and Mrs, A. R Hubbard,
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Grcenstreet
and Mrs. Anna Albers.
There was an informal celebration Friday night at the Amelia school, rejoicing and singing over the state supreme court’s deci
sion: At piano—Miss Veftita White, seventh grade, and Miss Myrtle White, a graduate; Thomas Doolittle, Mrs. Harlan Dierking,
Mrs. Glen White, Clyde Widman, Duane Carson (teacher), and Mr. White. Title of the song: “Nobody Knows the Trouble I’ve
Seen”.—The Frontier Photo.
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Now is the time to trade it in on a
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