Future Subscribers
Bill Marcellas of O’Neill. a
daughter, Cynthia Jean, weigh
ing 7 pounds 10 ounces, bom
Saturday. June 16. in St. An
thony's hospital
LAMBERT Mr and Mrs. Stan
ley I^mbert of Ewing, a daugh
ter, Linda Ann, weighing 7
pounds 2 ounces, tom Sunday,
June 16, in St. Anthony's hospit
DANNERT-Mr. and Mrs. Her-,
man Dannert of Creighton, a |
daughter, weighing 7 pounds 5 j
ounces, Dim Sunday, June 16, in
Lundberg Memorial hospital,
Creighton.
HANZIK -Mr and Mrs. Rich
ard Hanzik of Verdel, a son
weighing 6 pounds 11 ounces,
pom Friday, June 13, at Sacred
Heart hospital, Lynch.
ICKES—Mr and Mrs. Neven
I ekes, jr., of Page, a son. Bruce
Lynn, weighing 8 pounds 5 oun
ces, hum Thursday, June 13, in
St. Anthony's hospital.
CLYDE- Mr and Mrs. Don
ald Clyde of O'Neill, a son,
James Michael, a son weighing
5 pounds 8 ounces, bom Thurs
day. June IX. in St. Anthony’s
hospital.
THURI/>W-Mr and Mrs.
Ralph Thurlow of Newport, a
daughter, Aria Ethel, weighing 8
pounds 6 ounces, bom Saturday,
June 16, at St. Anthony's hospital
ENNEN Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Enncn of Verdigre, a daughter,
Marianne Kay, weighing 7 pounds
43% ounces, bom Saturday, June
M. at St. Anthony’s hospital.
PISCITELr Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Pfaschel of Verdel a daughter,
Weighing 6 pounds 14 ounces horn
Wednesday, June 19 at the Lund
herg Memorial in Creighton.
SOUI4:K- Mr. and Mrs Dean
Soulek of Lynch a daughter,
weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces born
Wednesday, June 19 at Sacred
Heart hospital in Lynch.
WALTER —Rev and Mrs.
Norman Walter of Taiwan, For
mosa, a son, Pierre Andre Rene,
weighing 5 pounds, born recent
ly in Formosa. Reverend Walter,
i Lutheran missionary to For
mosa, is the youngest son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Walter of Cham
bers _
Sick & Injured
O'NEILL— Mrs. Esther Harris
entered Clarkson hosptal in
bnah;i Wednesday where she is
ID undergo surgery today (Thurs
day) Miss Genevieve Biglin
s in St. Vincent’s hospital in
3Jnux City Mrs. F. N Cronin
went to Sioux City on Tuesday
lo be near her. . . “Grandma |
Bowden has lieen ill at her home
tor six weeks. . . Mrs. Jack
Everitt went to Norfolk Monday
to have her foot checked.
PAGE — Mrs. Kenneth Van
Avery was dismissed from St.
Anthony’s hospital Sunday . . .
Mrs Neven Ickes, jr., and son,
Bruce Lynn, were dismissed from
St Anthony’s hospital at O'Neill
Monday. . . Mrs Harley Ken
nedy returned home Sunday from
Unooln where she had gone for
a medical checkup.
PAGE -Mrs. R. F. Park enter
ed Emmanuel hospital at Omaha
Wednesday, June 11 for early
Thursday morning surgery for
toe removal of a cataract. Mrs.
Nbrtnan Trowbridge accompan
ied her and remained until Thurs
day evening.
RIVERSIDE -Carol Ann Na
pier had a tonsilectomy at the
filden hospital Friday. . . Jackie
Fry was stung on the foot by a
bumble bee Monday evening. His
toot was swollen Tuesday even
big, but is alright now'.
INMAN--W. G. Hall was dis
missed the past week from St.
Anthony's hospital. . . Mrs. John
fidlagher and Leo Herold enter
ed St. Anthony’s as medical pa
INFANT DIES
Graveside funeral services for
William George McNabb, jr., in
fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
fam G. McNabb, sr., were con
ducted at Mt. Calvary cemetery,
Sadina., Kans. The infant was
two-months-old. Besides the par
ents, survivors include one broth
ar. George, and one sister, Carol;
two sets of grandparents; and
«ie great-grandmother, Mrs.
Frank Henderson of Humphrey,
Wrmerly of Atkinson.
Weekend GueeU—
Miss Marjorie Cramer of Valen
tine was a weekend guest of Miss
Marilu Uhl. The girls are class
mates at the College of St. Mary
to Omaha.
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Dr. J. L. Sherbabn
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Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY’S (O’Neill)
Admissions: June 12 — Mary
Kathleen Clark erf O'Neill: Leo
Herold of Inman; Mrs. Donald
Clyde of O'Neill. 13- Mrs. John
M. Gallagher of Inman; Mrs.
Neven Ickes. jr., of Page; Floyd
Whitaker of Chambers; Mrs. Ed
win Horst of Butte. 14—Jack
Taylor of O’Neill; Mrs. Julia
Sladek of Chambers; Lonna
Haynes of O'Neill; Mrs. Bill Mar
cellus of O'Neill; Mrs. T. Erwin
Murray of O’Neill. 15— Carole
Johnson of O’Neill; Mrs. John
Kee of O’Neill; Mrs. Arthur En
nen of O’Neill; Mrs. Ralph T.
Thurlow of Newport; George
Hammond of O'Neill; Frances
Eppenbach of O'Neill. 16—Mrs.
Stanley Lambert of Ewing; H. G.
Kruse of O'Neill, 17 Mrs. Wil
liam Serek of Emmet; L. A. Ott
of O’Neill; Miss Rose Heeb, of
Atkinson; Rev. A. S. Gedwillo of
O'Neill; Mrs. Frank Nemec of
Spencer. 18— Henry Schacht of
O’Neill; Mrs. Al Fritton of 0
Neill. 19— John A. Lansworth of
O’Neill.
Dismissals: June 12—Mrs. Vern
on Schmidt and baby girl of
Chambers. 13— Betty Lou Curran
of O'Neill; Mrs. Kenneth Asher
and baby boy of Page; Mrs |
Lloyd Knox of Ewing; Mrs Lest-'
er F. Raff of Orchard; Gaylan
Whitwer of 'Neill; Mrs. H. D.
Gildersleeve and baby girl of O’
Neill; David Mueller of Stuart.
14 Mary Kathleen Clark of O’
Neill; Floyd Whitaker of Cham
bers; C. E. Alderson of Ewing;
Mrs Leigh Reynoldson of O'Neill;
Leo Herold of Inman. 15- Mrs.
Edwin Horst of Butte; Mrs.
Thomas Murray of O’Neill; Car
ole Johnson of O'Neill. Mrs. F. F.
Davis of Atkinson; Frances Ep
penbach of O'Neill; I jonna
Haynes of O'Neill; Mrs. Kenneth
Van Every of Page; Mrs. John
Kee of O'Neill (expired). 17—H.
J. Kruse of O’Neill; Leonard Win
termote of Chambers; George
Hammond of O’Neill: Mrs. Neven
Ickes, jr., and baby boy of Page.
18 Mrs. Edward C. McManus of
O’Neill; Mrs. Harry Petersen of
O’Neill; Mrs. Ralph T. Thurlow
and baby girl of Newport; Mrs. j
Arthur Ennen and baby girl of |
Verdigre; Mrs. H. B. Black of j
Spencer; Mrs. William Serck of I
Emmet; Mrs. Frank Nemec of
Spencer. 19 Mrs. John Gallagher
af Inman.
Still hospitalized: Loretta En
right of O’Neill; Henry Schacht
rf O’Neill; John Lansworth of O'
Neill; Miss Rose Heeb of Atkin
son; Mrs. Henry Grunke of Em-i
met; Mrs. Lois Adams of Cham
bers; L. A. Ott of O’Neill; Jack}
Taylor of O'Neill; Rev. A. L
Gedwillo of O’Neill; Mrs. Al Frit
Ion of O’Neill; Mrs. Stanley Lam
bert of Ewing; Mrs. Arnold Craw
ford of O’Neill; Mrs. Fred Fetrow
if O’Neill; Garrett Janzlng of O'
The rodeo opened with a 7 o’
Neill.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
Admitted: June 11 Mrs. Clif
ford Clemens of Amelia, obstetri
cal; Mrs. Lew Verzal of Atkinson,
medical; Forrest Iverson of Stu
art, surgery. 12 Carl Wallen of (
Atkinson, medical; Mrs. Anna
Rossman of Atkinson, medical.
14 William Hook of Long Pine,
medical; Mfss Connie Miller of
Atkinson, medical.
Dismissed: June 12—Mrs. Eu-:
gene Upstill of Long Pine. 14—
Mrs. William Crawford of Cham- j
bers; Mrs. James Davis and
daughter of Stuart; Mrs. Charles
Schaaf of Stuart; John Damero of
O’Neill. 15—Mrs. Wm. Newcomb
of long Pine; Theresa Ulrich of
Atkinson; Elvon Chace of Atkin
son. 16—Pete Engler of Stuart;
Mrs. Clifford Clemens and dau
ghter of Amelia.
Hospitalized: Mrs. Lew Ver
zal of Atkinson; Carl Wallen of
Atkinson; William Hook of long
Pine; , Forrest Iverson of Stuart;
Mrs. Orville Hitchcock of Atkin
son, Mrs. Anna Rossman of At
kinson; Miss Connie Miller of At
kinson; Mrs. John Lucht of Ains
worth.
LUNDBEBERG MEMORIAL
(Creighton)
June 8-15
Admitted: Mrs. Paul Huddle
ston of Laurel; Mrs. Willard
Stoural of Niobrara; Mrs. Jewell
Neumann of Creighton; Mrs.
Anna Stevens of Creighton; Mike
Wintz of Creighton; Lynn Kocina
of Creighton; Michael Manion of
Creighton; Marguerite Prochas
ka of Winnetoon; Louis Koppel
man of Creighton; Randy Grosse
of Creighton; Mrs. Melvin Thomp
son of Bloomfield; Mrs Emma
Nelson of Verdigre; William Eg
gerling of Creighton; Cleone
Horstman of Winnetoon.
Dismissed: Mrs. Ray Fuchtman
of Creighton: Mrs. Paul Huddle
ston of Laurel; Frank Kves of
Verdigre; Mike Wintz of Creghi
ton, Michael Manion of Creighton;
Lynn Kocina of Creighton; Mrs.
Jewell Neumann of Creighton;
Mrs. Fay Porter of Winnetoon;
Mrs. Willard Stourai ano son ui
Niobrara; Marguerite Prochas
ka of Winnetoon; Willard Egger
ling, transferred to Sioux City.
Knights of Columbua
Elect Officers—
Robert J. Berigan is the new
ly-elected grand knight of diaries
Carroll of Carrollton council 701
of the Knights of Columbus, elec
ted last Thursday evening.
William Mattem is deputy
grand knight; Norman Gondcr
inger, advocate; Frank Sullivan,
chancellor; James Mullen, re
cording secretary; Jerome Gal
lagher, treasurer; Frank Clem
ents, trustee; Oliver Ross, guard;
John H. McCarville, financial
secretary, and Michael Troshyn
ski, warden.
Shierks Hosts
Saturday Eve—
Saturday evening dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shierk were
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Juran and
toys of Stockton, Calif., Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Benson and girls of
Marshall, Minn., and Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Juran and boys.
The Ralph Jurans were visiting
the Kenneth Jurans and returned
Saturday.
Monowi Methodist church ... Its doors never closed.
Monowi Church Marks
Its 50th Anniversary
Engaged
Mr. and Mrs. John Peter an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Cecilia, to Mr.
Darrel Carr of O'Neill, son of
Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Carr. No
date has been set for the wed
Water Standing
in Some Fields
DORSEY Rain, rain is the
topic of discussion in the Dor
sey community.
The locality has received sev
eral inches, hut no damage has !
been done, although no more
rain is needed at present for the
corn.
Water is standing in some
places in the fields. Farmers are
having a difficult time trying to
get their alfalfa stacked or bal
ed.
Other Dorsey News
A picnic was held at the Bud
Mitchell home Sunday, June 16.
for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wyant
and family, who are here from
California visiting friends and
relatives and looking after busi
ness affairs.
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Millard
visited at the J. B. Millard
home in O'Neil! Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barta
and Evelyn attended the picnic
at Bud Mitchell's Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sibbell and
family of Butte visited at the
Richard Marston home Sunday.
Father's day guests at the
Lloyd Brady home were Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Richter and fam
ily and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stan
ley and Bill Brady.
The Lucky Clover 4-H club was
entertained at the Harold Hal
stead home Friddy.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Walstad
and family were guests at the
Lee Brady, sr., home during Bi
ble school.
Mr. and Mrs. John Derickson
were surprised by having Mrs.
Derickson's sisters come from
Orchard to spend Tuesday, June
11, with them.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wiley ar
rived home June 16, from their
extended visit to California. They
report they "feel pretty well”
only tired. They traveled in
rain from Grand Island to their
home. Their son, Marvin brought
them here and returned to his
home the same day.
Walter Kruse came to visit his
mother, Mrs. H. H. Miles, for
awhile before going to work at
repairing watches and clocks.
Kraft Qualifies
on M-1 in Japan—
BRISTOW Army Specialist 3/c
Elmer I. Kraft, 20, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer R. Kraft of
Bristow, recently qualified as ex
pert in firing the M-l rifle in
Japan.
A mechanic in headquarters
Battery of the 40th antiaircraft
artillery brigade s 64th AAA Ba
talion, Specialist Kraft entered
the army in December, 1954. He
completed his basic training at
Ft. Bliss. Tex., and arrived in
the Far East in February, 1956.
Kraft attended Bristow high
■ school.
COMMENCES WORK
Miss Bonidel Henderson of Or
chard started work Tuesday of
this week at the J. C. Penney Co.
store.
Buy a NyJou Tire at Rayon
prices at Seovie’s Western Auto.
«. 70 x 15 only plus tax.
By MRS. MERRILL ANDERSON
MONOWI — Despite adverse'
weather and road conditions, the
50th anniversary celebration at
the Methodist church in Monowi
was observed Sunday, June 16,
and was well attended,
A few pioneer souls in the
early nineties recognized the need
of a place of worship. With com
bined effort they succeeded in
founding a church in this eastern |
Boyd county community.
The Methodist church was or-,
ganized in 1903 with five mem
bers. Services were he Ul in the j
waiting room of the depot. On’
various occasions evangelistic
meetings were held at the old sod
school house near the Alford j
cemetery.
Many recall the untiring efforts)
of William Alford, sr., a devout j
Christian. Mr. Alford served as!
superintendent and Sunday-schoolI
teacher for many years. As re
called by many members of his ’
family, he never missed a Sun-1
day service. His home oftimes
was a camp stool for the mission
ary or minister.
The first minister appointed
was Rev. Walker C. Kelly. He ar
rived March 2, 1903. Disillusioned
at prospects confronting him, he
was ready to retrace his move.1
However, after much persuasion,
he decided to "try it” for a while.
Again, Mr. Alford's hospitality
proved valuable.
Time progressed as did the en
thusiam of this group. The village
donated a small tract, of land, al
so contributed $100 for the church
building, which was completed In
1907, and dedicated by the pre
siding elder, Thomus Bithell, on
June 16, 1907.
In the year of 1905 a livery
barn was built to shelter the
minister’s driving horses.
The small community encount
ered many disappointments and
the church suffered the loss of
many of its members who moved
away when drouth descended
down upon this area in 1908. But
the church doors never closed.
Many former members were
unable to attend the anniversary
services because of distance or
health conditions, but some for
warded messages by letter and
excerpts were read.
Familar names of past minis
ters of the church are J. H. Al
len, B. H. Berten, H, A. Hornady,
M. E. Richmond and G. B. May
field.
ine aiternoon session conuuct
ed by Rev. Anna Nelson, pastor
of Lynch and Monowi churches,
consisted of reminiscing events of
yesteryear, exibition of a friend
ship quilt by Mrs. Clement
Christensen (containing 270 names
made up by members of the Lad
ies Aid society and pieced to
gether by Mrs. Christensen’s
mother, Mrs. S. E. Looker), pre
sentation of a song written by
evangelist Albert W. Ahrendts
and dedicated to his daughter.
Rev. Ahrendts assisted with re
vival meetings in Monowi some
years ago. He and Mrs. Ahrendts
are now residing in York.
The pianist for the day was
Mrs. Lawson Lightfoot of Spencer
whose father, the late Rev. John
Hewitson, died in 1937 while pas
tor of the Lynch and Monowi
churches.
Those attending from a dis
tance included Morris Gardener
of San Francisco, Calif., and
Pete Jewel of Crofton.
Following the close of the com
memoration services, luncheon
was served by the ladies of the
church.
METHODIST (Page Inman)
Rev. Lisle E. Mewmaw, pastor
PAGE—
Today (Thursday): Women’s
Society of Christian Service meet
ing, 2:30 p.m.; junior choir prac
tice, 3 p.m.; Woman’s Society
study class on Paul’s letters, 8
p.m.; youth choir practice, 7:30
p. m.
Sunday, June 23: Sunday-school
10 a.m.; worship, 11 a.m. MYF,
8 p.m.
Wednesday, June 26; Prayer
hour, 9 a.m. Scripture—Isaiah
40 :l-8.
INMAN—
Today (Thursday); Official
board organizatonal meeting, 8
p.m. Plan to attend to help plan
and organze the work for the new
year.
Sunday, June 23: Worship,
9:45 am.; Sunday-school, 10:45
a.m.
Wednesday, June 26: Choir
practice, 8 p.m. and MYF.
Thursday. June 27: Women’s
Society of Christian services
meeting, 2:30 p.m.
FOR BOTH CHURCHES
June 24-29: District informed!
ate camp at Ponca state park.
Riverside News
Mrs George Montgomery, Mrs.
Bill Fry. Mrs. Dale Napier, Mrs.
Wilbur Bennett and Mrs. Lionel
Gunter assisted in the kitchen at
the Audrey Henderson and Har
old Cbbum wedding Saturday eve
ning.
The Mike Cronin family, Mr.
and Mrs. Michael Cronin. Wil
liam Gunter, Mr. and Mrs. Al
fred Napier and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Lyle Switzer, Mr. and Mis
James Gunter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Verl Gunter and family,
Lionel Gunter. Mr. and Mrs De
witt Hoke and family. Mrs Steve
Shavltk and Pamela visited at the
Rol Hord home' Saturday evening,
l also showed slides that were tak
en by William Gunter and Lyle
Switzer.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Gunter of
Hoskins were callers Tuesday at
the Lionel Gunter, Rol Hord and
Lyle Switzer home's.
Florence Hoke. Sandra Shrader,
Shirley Bennett, Billy and Norma
Napier helped with the teaching
at the vacation Bible school last
week. Leon Luzio of Emerson is
visiting relatives and attended
vacation Bible school.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Napier
I entertained Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Napier Monday evening. The oc
■ casion was for Betty’s birthday
i anniversary.
Ralph Pollock arrived at Dave
Pollocks' Sunday evening from
Seattle, Wash. He had just arrived
from White Plains, N. Y., on a
business trip. His family is visit
ing relatives in Kansas City, Mo.,
and will join him here in Ewing
before returning to their home.
They visited at the Rodney Pol
lock and Dale Raasch home in
Omaha over last weekend,
Timothy and Bruce Fink were
overnight guests at the Willie
Shrader home Thursday.
William Gunter stayed Satur
day night at the Dewitt Hoke
home.
Chambers News
Fred Catron and Duane Carson
left Saturday. June 15, for Kan
sas City, Mo., to attend a big
league baseball game. They re
turned Monday.
Myrtle, Marilyn, Leonard and
Larry Burge spent last week
visiting their grandmother, Mrs.
Bessie Burge, at O’Neill.
Mrs. Albert Zieck of Spencer
came Friday to assist in the Wil
liam Crawford home while Mrs.
Crawford is convalescing follow
ing surgery. She is Mr. Craw
ford’s aunt.
Redecorating and remodeling
have been underway the past few
weeks at the house in the orth
part of Chambers recently purch
ased by Dick Reed, where he and
Mrs. Reed will make their home
following their return from their
honeymoon.
Russell Miner, who has recent- j
ly eompleted a year at the college .
of agriculture in Lincoln is now
employed at the C. E. Wintermote ;
blacksmith shop. He is staying
with his grandparents, Mr. and I
Mrs. Floyd Whitaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Gartner and 1
children and Mr. and Mrs. Duane
Miller and family visited their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. N. Mil
Fer, at Neligh Sunday.
The Winona Rebekah lodge dis
trict meeting was held at Cham
bers Monday afternoon and eve
ning. 140 registered. A banquet
was held at the Methodist church
parlors at 6 p. m. It was served
hy the Methodist woman’s society.
Honored guest ;uid speaker was
Mrs. Esther Spangler of Fre
mont.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dobbs
and children drove to Sioux City
Monday where Mrs. Dohhs and
children remained for a visit with
her sister.
Gerald Kiltz, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Burton Kiltz of Arlington,
Va.. recently completed a law
course at that place. Ho has
been with his mother attending
the funeral of his grandmother,
Mrs. Etta Ott at Amelia. They
visited relatives here.
Father Drowned
in Marshall Flood
Melvin Benson, father of Har
| old Benson of Marshall, Minn.,
formerly of O’Neill, died Tuesday
in floodwater at Marshall.
Harold Benson left O’Neill
about two years ago after being
! employed by the Shierk Motor
Co. He is a nephew of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Shierk.
O’NEILL LOCALS
Mrs. Lionel Siefken find son
plan to move to Norfolk Sunday.
I Her mother, Mrs. James Christ
ensen of Norfolk arrived Monday
I evening and will remain here un
I til the Siefkens move.
Mrs. Harold Strong of Norfolk,
Mrs. Clayton Nelson of Star, Mrs.
Melvin Clyde of O’Neill, Mrs.
Marvin Johnson of Dorsey were
visitors Sunday at “Grandma
Bowden’s”. They are all grand
daughters of Mrs. Bowden.
Sunday dinner and supper
guests of Mrs. Rodney Tomlin
son and Larry were Mr. and Mrs.
Don Hynes and family, Mr. and
Mrs Reggie Pinkerman and son,
of O’Neill, Mr. and Mrs. George
Calkins and Mr. and Mrs. Vel
don Pinkerman and Veldeen, and
Ray Weatherwax, all of Lynch
and Mr. and Mrs. Max Hostetler
and girls of Valentine.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Clauson
entertained at dinner • on Monday
evening: Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose
Rohde and three daughters of
Kenniwick. Wash., Mr. and Mrs.
G. C. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. K. C.
Hunt and Charles H. Shaw.
John Harrington accompanied
his sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Fraber and Den
ise to Omaha Sunday. He also
went to Lincoln and returned
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Strong of
Norfolk were visitors in the Andy
Wettlaufer and Gerald Wettlauf
er homes Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wettlauf
fer find Gary, were at the home
of Mrs. Wettlaufer’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs Will Shrader at Ewing
] Sunday evening.
.Mrs. Annabell Asirtius, long a horse enthusiast and supporter |
of the SmWlle elub, happily rode aboard a white mare in Satur
day’s rodeo parade.—The Frontier Photo. (
HOLT COUNTY
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS
O'Neill. Nebr.
May 16. 1957
10:00 A. M.
Holt county board of supervis
ors met as per adjournment. All
members present. Minutes of the
previous meetings were it ad and
approved as read.
Motion by Barthel, seconded by 1
Flood to accept the renewal of
tin' St. Paul Fire and Marine In- ,
surance Company and National
Fire Insurance company on the
courthouse and contents. Motion j
carried.
Motion by Barthel. seconded by
Landreth that thev following
claims be allowed and warrants
ordered drawn on the General j
Fund in payment of same. Motion
carried.
Administrative fund 73.37
Kenneth L. Barthel, sal
ary 118.75
A. M. Batenhorst, mileage 82.80 I
R. E. Bly, salary for as
sessing 324.37
Delores, Boyle, salary 166.00
City of O’Neill, water de
partment 27.65
Clerk of District Court,
Douglas County, Court
costs 54.05
Consumers Public Powrr
District, electric service 150.04
Frank Cronk, salary 118.74
Eldora M. Cunningham, sal
ary 88.00
DeBolt D-X Service, sup
plies for annex -45
Dudleys, cleaning services 2.55
Clarence Ernst, mileage 24.60
Edw. N. Flood, salary U8.75
Alice L. French, mile
d I -W
Alice L. French, institute
fund 175.00
Alex Frickel, mileage 51.12
Gillespies, repairs for an
flex
Wm. W Griffin, salary 208.00
John Grutsch, service of
ficer, mileage
J. Ed Hancock, salary 300.UU
Esther Harris, postage 3-5()
Holt Co. Independent, pub
lishing fees and office
phes , - 17R m
Esther E. Kaiser, salary 17b.(H)
Kansas Nebr. Natural Gas
Co., gas service
M. V. Landreth. salary 117.
Charlotte A. I^ffert, sal
ary 4311
Howard D. Manson, Clerk
of Distrct Court, court
S:SS i
James Mullen, salary 1910()
Nora Mullen, salary 2UU.IHJ
Norfolk Office Equipment
Co., office supplies &
equipment _ 103.43
Northwestern Bell Tele
phone Co., telephone
services 211.30
Redfield & Company, of- ,
fice supplies - 434.24
Louis W. Reimer, Co. judge
postage 6.00
Ophelia Sessions, salary 200.00
salary - 200.00
Francis R. Sullivan, sal
ary for assessing - 127.50
Leo S. Tomjack, mileage 148.50
Leo S. Tomjack, jailor fee 49.75
Mrs. Leo S. Tomjack, ma
tron fee 14.(X)
Joyce Waller, salary J2.50 j
Kenneth Waring, County
Clerk, postage 9 00
Wm. F. Wefso, County As
sessor, postage and mile
age _ 16.95
Ailene Wilkinson, salary_ 200.00
The Atkinson Graphic^
GRAND OPENING!
Porter’s
Tavern
MONOWI
Wednesd., June 26
Starting 7 P. !H.
CHARLES PORTER, Prop.
■
WELCOMING all of our Holt and
Boyd county friends!
■ , ' 1 " 1
publishing foes 5.95
\. M. Batenhorst, salary 118.75
Beha Electric, installing
light fixtures 15.30
Dr. L. A. Carter, mental
hearings & examinations 20.00
Deo. E. Colins, salary 155.(X)
Geo. E, Collins, mileage
& supplies 23.30
Coyne Hardware, repairs
for courthouse & annex 50.99
Frank Cronk, mileage 36.90
tV. S. Darley Co., supplies
for Sheriffs 4.39
Eugene Diet/gen Co., office
supplies 10.15
Clarence Ernst, salary 118.75
J. C. Flannigan, insurance
premium 21.12
Alice L. French, salary 300.00
Alice L. French, postage 23.16
Alex Frickel, salary 118.75
The Frontier, supplies &
publishing fees 44.19
John Grutsch, salary 233.00
Hammond & Stephens Co.,
office supplies 3.28
Esther Harris, salary 225.00
I Iolt County Extension
Service 417.98
Helen Ann Johnson, salary 165.00
Journal Star Printing Co.,
office supplies 76.93
Joy Kennedy, salary 200.00
C. W. Kirkland, salary for
assessing 277.50
M. V. Landreth, mileage 17.04
Howard D. Manson, salary 266.00
Milburn & Scott Co., sup
plies 5.23
Virginia Morrow, salary 176.00
James Mullen, mileage 57.00
Mabel McKenna, salary 166.00
Continued next issue).
PAGE Mrs. George Wettlaufer
is the new president of the Ameri
can Legion auxiliary. She was
elected Monday evening.
The annual district 4-H club
camp will be held at Niobrara
state park June 24-26.
‘Life Too Hectic’,
Speaker Declares
(Continued from page 1).
in the revolving d<x>r or in nn
| elevator. We no longer take
time to recognise the basic and
fundamental things of life,
"In fact," he continued, "we re
so busy making ft Jiving we don't
find time to make a li:e. In fact,
our way of life Is being challeng
ed by the forces of (he jungle.
"We've overcome and con
quered all sorts of seeintifie and
technological obstacles and yet
we haven't learned how to live
together,"
L. G. Gillespie was honored as
the oldest father present. Weston
Whituer's son was the youngest.
Mr Curtiss was presented a
pair of cufflinks manufactured
by "Curley" Washacheck at the
Bedside Lapidaries here.
Plan ISI57 Christinas
Seal Sales—
Three Holt county TB volun
teers joined Tl? workers from six
other counties on Thursday. June
13, at the Tow n House in O’Neill
to plan Nebraska’s 50th annual
Christmas seal sale and a yenr
round program in community
health education.
They were: I>r. W. F. Finley,
case finding chairman; Mrs, H.
L. Lindberg, boat'd member; Mrs.
Robert DeVoy, Ass t, chairman.
lion Allen Heads
Itoyd KC‘s—
LYNCH Don Allen of Lynch
was elected grand knight of the
Boyd county council, Knights at
Columbus.
Other new officers: Laurence
Kalkowski of Lynch, deputy grand
knight; Alvin Kotrous of Butte,
chancellor; Ix*o Lechtenberg of
Butte, recorder; Melvin Jacoby
of Spencer, treasurer.
Surprised—
Mrs. Walter Meier was honored
Monday evening at a surprise
birthday anniversary party by a
group of friends. After cards, re
freshments were served.
Party Hosts—
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Birming
ham and daughter, Miss Marde,
were hosts Sunday evening at a
dinner at the Town House.
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Announcing!
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timekeeping . . , an elec
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IT’S NO LARGER than a con
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ELECTRIC . . . the first ba
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JEWELRY
— O'NEILL —
200 Cattle Predicted Today
There will be arormd two hundred eattle again today
(Thursday) at our regular weekly sale. These will be mostly
mixed consignments with a good percentage of cows and some
slaughter stock.
There will he a few light grass cattle In today’s offering.
A feature will ho a very good registered four-year old
Hereford hull of Afelcher Impeding.
We are expecting around two hundred feeder pigs.
O’Neill Livestock Market
Phone 2, O’Neill
mi LLiijJidiiiy
Friday and Saturday June 81-22
Raw and deadly, “NAKED GUN” plus
“THE SHE CREATURE”
Sunday-.Monday Tuesday June 23-24-26
D0BERT RYAN / ALDO RAY I
im mrt e* m
military atacHim
THAI Rtf coil
KEITH ii'in
RIBRII W3H MIS TOMB
Wednesday and Thursday June 20-27
Walt Disney’s "DAVY CROCKETT”
King of the Wild Frontier
Bring ’em all — one buck!
