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Mumluln Smith . . . enjoys reading about t'iirist Lutheran
< hlirrh uid evi*nts of th<* ronim unity.
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Justice Court
I M ain Schuster of Oakdale,
August 19, obtaining liquor for
minor and moving car that was
left parked, fined $8 and nine
days in county jail; officers—
McGinn and Wettlaufer.
Ralph Ka/da of Oakdale, Aug
ust 19, disturbing peace and re
sisting arrest, fined $25 and $4
cost; officers McGinn and Wett
lauter.
Don Ka/da of Oakdale, August
19, disturbing peace, resisting ar
rest and no drivers license, fined
$85 md $4 cost; officers—McGinn
Wettlaufer. Released to sheriff
at Fullerton for violation of pa
role.
Accident at Fourth and Doug
las street, small amount dam
age Susan Kay Robichand of
Dearborn, Mich., and Milan L.
Welke, Ewing; officer-Wettlau
fer..
COUNTY COURT
Richard D. Kallhoff of Ewing,
August 15, night speeding, fined
$25 and $4 cost; officer— R. L.
Gude.
Ivan J. Thompson of Lynch,
August 15, night speeding, fined
$35 and $4 cost; officer R. L.
Gude.
Everett M. Partlow of Menlo,
la August 16, day speeding, fin
ed $10 and $4 cost; officer E. M.
HasU'eiter.
Melvin D. Mather, driver for
National Foods, Inc., of Norfolk,
August 16, over capacity plates,
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Former Pastor Now
in A r m y Enjoys
Reading I lie Frontier
First Lt. Ernest G. Smith, Pro
testant chaplain with tile Fourth
training regiment at Ft. Leonard
Wood, Mo., writes: ,
“Since it is time to renew our
subscription to The Frontier, I
thought I'd take this opportunity
to let you know how much we look
forward to . receiving the paper
each week.”
Chaplain Smith is former pas
tor of Christ Lutheran church at
O’Neill and Immanuel Lutheran
church in Atkinson.
"The paper always affords both
Mrs. Smith and myself a great
deal of pleasure to read the news
of tiic Christ Lutheran congrega
tion, which we served, and the
good town in which we lived. ,
“And, here's another future
subscriber: Nancy Margaret
Smith, weighing 7 pounds 5 oun
ces, liom August 2, U. S. Army
hospital, Ft. Leonard Wood.
“A note of interest: Weldon
("Pete”) Petersen, son of Mr.
md Mrs. Harry Petersen, recent
ly released from service, served \
in the same regiment with yours ;
| truly.”
fined $30 and $4 cost; officer—
Donald F. Richardson.
William L. Billester of Gordon,
August 17, parking on highway ,
without flags, fined $25 and $4
cost; officer—R. L. Gude.
Bernard R. Allen of O’Neill,
August 17, night speeding, fined
$10 and minor in possession of
liquor, fined $25 and cost ;<rfficer
—R. L. Gude.
Donald Dewitt Northup of Nor
walk, Calif., August 19. over
length, fined $10 and $4 cost; of
ficer Clifford L. Kizzire.
M. R. Amos of O’Neill, August
19, to many poles (fishing), fin
ed $10 and $4 cost; game warden
—Fred Salik.
Don Steele of O’Neill, August
19, no non-resident permit, fined
$5 and $4 cost; game warden—
Fred Salak.
Paul A. Bergt of O’Neill, Aug
! ust 20, overweight on single axle,
fined $60 and $4 cost; officer—
Clifford L. Kizzire.
Robert Young, driver for Gil
: lette Dairy of O'Neill, August 20,
over axle weight, fined $60 and $4
cost; officer—Donald F. Richard
son.
Henry A. Renner of Tennessee,
August 21, overweight on interior
group of axles, fined $80 and $4
cost; officer—Donald F. Richard
son.
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