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LECHTENBERG Mr. and Mrs
Lawrence Lechtenberg of Butte,
a son, weighing 7 pounds 8 oun
ces tom Friday, October 4, in
the Sacred Heart hospital at
Lynch.
JENSEN- Mr and Mrs. Rohert
Jensen on Ainsworth, a daughter
weighing 6 i»umls 13 ounces, bom
Friday, Octotor 4, at the Atkinson
Memorial hospital. She has t*>en
named Helen Rae.
CROSLEY Mr and Mrs. Carl
Crosley of Niobrara, a son, Mi
chael Warren, weighing 8 pounds
4 .uncos, torn Wednesday, Oc
tets'!- 2, at the Lund berg Memor
ial hospital in Creighton,
VAN HOUTEN Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Van Houten of Bloomfield,
a son, Alien Dean, weighing 6
pounds 9Vi ounces, tom Wednes
day, October 2, at the Lund berg
Memorial hospital in Creighton.
SCHWAGER — Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Schwager of Orchard, a
son. weighing 8 pounds 5 ounces,
born Monday, October 7, at An
telope Memorial hospital in Ne
ligh. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Van
Ostrand of Ewing are the mater
nal grandparents and Mr. and
Mrs Gus Schwager of Orchard
i L,. iintiirnnl orn *-w I mo ♦ o
MALMBERG — Mr. and Mrs.
Don Malmberg of Brownlee, a
daughter, weighing 9 pounds 8
ounces, bom Tuesday. October
8, at the Sandhills General hos
pital in Valentine. Mrs. Malm
berg is the former Sybil Ickes of
Page. They have a son, Tony.
ADAIR Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Adair of Amelia a son, Allen Ral
ph, weighing 7 pounds 7^ oun
ces. born Sunday, October 6, at
St. Anthony’s hospital in O’Neill.
Mrs Adair is the former Elsie
Peter. This is their first child.
SHELHAMER-Mr. and Mrs.
Wally Shelhatmer of O’NeUl, a1
daughter, Pamela Kay, weighing
5 pounds 5 3/4 ounces, born
Tuesday, October 8, at St. An
hony’s hospital in O'Neill. This
is their second daughter.
PRUSSA Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Prussa of Atkinson, a son, Don
ald Mathew, weighing 8 pounds
7 ounces born Monday, October
7, at Atkinson Memorial hospital.
KING Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
King of Stuart, a son, weighing i
6 pounds 3 ounces, born Sunday,
October ti, at the Atkinson Mem
orial hospital. He ahs l»een nam
ed Steven Ray.
WALTON Sp. 3/e and Mrs.
Lester Walton of Karlsruhe. Ger
many, twins, Debra Jean and
Dav id I-eslie, both weighing near
5 pounds, bom Friday, October
4, in Germany.
GATZ Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gatz
of Omaha, a daughter, weighing
5 ixmnds 4 ounces, born Thurs
day. October 3. at St. Catherine’s
hospital in Omaha. The paternal
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
C. J Gatz of O'Neill.
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY'S (O'Neill)
Admitted; October 2 — Miss
Margaret Egger of O'Neill. Owen
Donohue of O'Neill. Patricia
Cunningham of O'Neill; T Ron
nie Timm of O’Neill, Rodney Ray
Hibbs of O'Neill, Anbrose Biglin
of O'Neill, Kathleen Farrier of
O'Neill; » John Grutseh, sr., of
O'Neill, Debra Ann Burvial of O'
Neill 1. A. Ott of O'Neill, Cath
erine Matthews of O'Neill, Mrs.
William Hobbs of Ewing; 5~
Thomas Kramer of O'Neill; b—
Mrs Ralph Adair of Amelia; 7—
Mrs. Niels Mikkelsen of Cham
bers, Teddy Kyser of O’Neill,
Mrs Barbara Cobh of Stuart,
Joan Williamson of Orchard, Mrs.
Rae Johnson of O'Neill; 8—Mrs.
R W. Shelhamer of O'Neill, Mrs.
C E. Vogt of Naper; lb—Mrs.
Ralph Seger of O'Neill.
Dismissed: October 2--Regin
ald Pinkerman of O'Neil], Mrs.
Joseph P. McEUigott of O Neill;
3 Mrs. Howard Bradley of O
Neill; I Mrs. Clifford Burival
of O’Neill Mervin Johnson of
Amelia. Mrs. Gordon Johnson of
O'Neill; 5 Kathleen Farrier of
O'Neill, Julie Summerer of Ew
ing. Miss Margaret Egger of O
Neill- 6 Patricia Cunningham of
O'Neill, Rita Boyle of O’Neill,
Catherine Matthews of O Neill,
I A Ott of O'Neill, Ronnie
Timm of O'Neill; 7-Rodney Ray
Hibbs of O'Neill, Mrs. William
Hobbs of Ewing, John Grutseh.
sr of O'Neill, Debra Ann Burival
of O'Neill; 8—Teddy Kyster of
O'Neill; 9 Ambrose BigUn of
O’Neill, Owen Donohoe of O Neill.
Hospitalized: Mrs. Ralph Adair
of Amelia. Mrs. R. W. Shelhamer
of O'Neill. Mrs. Barbara Cobb of
Stuart, Mrs. Ralph Seger of O -
Neill Mrs. C. E. Vogt of Naper,
Mrs Mary Bosn of O'Neill, Jean
Williamson of Orchard Fred
Carev of O'Neill. Mrs. Niels Mik
kelson of Chambers, Miss Grace
Merryfman of Page, Garrett Jan
zing ' of O'Neill, Mrs. Walter
Smith of Stuart, Mrs. Rae John
-on of O'Neill
SACRED HEART (Lynch)
October 16
Admitted: E M Aiken of Butte,
W, H. Block of Anoka, Dr. Edwin
B. Bradley of Spencer, Francis
Fisher of Lynch, Mrs Carl
(inewuch of Norfolk, Mrs. L I.
Hines of Spencer. Mrs Edith
Lang of Lynch, Mrs. Lawrence
Ijerhtenberg and baby hoy of '
Spt ncer. Albert Loock of Spencer.
ViUiam Jordan of Butte, Mrs. j
IHsmissed: Octolier 3—Kenny j
ok Lynch i i;at>> Hath- I
Iren Classen of Spencer Cecil ,
Miller of O'Neill. Vern Bust of |
Spencer, a E L. Hagberg of
Spencer I
i
The Janie* A. Ollendick* . . .
to rcNidc in Billing*.
Wilma L. Babutzke '
September Bride
The wedding of Miss Wilma L.
Babutzke, only daughter of Mr.
and Mis. Fred Babutzke of O'
Neill and James A. Ollendick,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ollendick
of Elgin, took place at Fairfax,
S O., Sunday, September 29.
The 11 o'clock ceremony was
performed in the Catholic church
by the church pastor.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, appeared in a
white ballerina gown of net over
taffeta. Her fingertip veil was
held in place with rhinestone
crown. She wore white ballerina
slippers und carried a bouquet of
pink and white mums with a
white satin ribbon.
Miss Shirley Ann Babutzke,
cousin of the bride, was the
bridesmaid. She wore a pink ball
erina length gown of net over
satin with white pumps. She also
carried a bouquet ol pink and
white mums.
Jerry Ollendick, served as his
brother's bestman.
The bridegroom was attired in
a navy blue suit and the bestman
wore a gray suit. They both wore
white carnation boutonnieres.
The brides mother chose a
navy blue suit with white access
ories. Mother of the bridegroom
appeared in a gray suit with
white accessories. Both mothers
wore corsages of white mums.
The wedding dinner and recept- j
ion was held between three and
five o'clock at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Oswald Babutzke. The 11
four tier wedding cake was baked \
by the bridegroom's mother and .
was served with ice cream after I
the gifts were opened.
The couple left the following |
morning for Billings, Mont.,
where they will make their home. |
Mr. Ollendick is emploved in a
filling station at Billings and j
Mrs. Ollendick is employed in the
adjoining cafe. j
1
County Court
October 3—Ira L. Haynes of
South Sioux City, overweight on
capacity plate, fined $10 and $4;
officer—Donald F. Richardson.
October 3—Harold T. Peterson
of Omaha, speeding night, fined
$14.50 and $4 costs; officer—E.
M Hastreiter.
October 3—Nyla Jaszkowiak of
O'Neill, speeding, fined $10 and
$1 costs; officer—James W.
Banks.
October 4—Herbert Hitz of
Plainview, transporting cattle
from brand area without inspec
tion, fined $50 and $4 rosts; offi
cer—Ernest E. Bailey.
October 5- Frederick P. Schaef
er of Pierce, speeding night, fin
ed $10 and $4 casts; officer—R.
L. Gude.
October 5—W. A. Morensen of
Odebolt, la., execessive length,
fined $10 and $4 costs; officer—
Clifford L. Kizzire.
October 7—Everett Gorgan of
ONeill, overweight on capacity
plate, overweight, over axle
weight and overweight on inter-'
ior group of axles, fined $10, $60,
$50, $60 and $4 costs; officer—
Donald F. Richardson.
Ortober 7—Jerry E. Johnson of
Valentine, overweight on capa
city plate, fined $10 and $4 costs; ]
officer—Clifford L. Kizzire.
October 7—Arlan Kirk of Spen
cer, overload on axle, fined $70
and $4 costs; officer—Donald F.
Richardson. I
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No cord, nothing worn i
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et8 Kilpatrick Bldg.
Sick & Injured
VENT'S—Mr and Mrs. Bryon
Finch received word that his
brother. Frank Finch of Chad
ron is quite ill. and was taken to
the Chadron hospital. . . Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Finch. Mrs. Alta
Finch and Mrs Kenneth Waring
drove to Omaha Monday. Sep
tember 30. where Mrs. Alta Finch
received medical treatment. She
remained at Fremont with her
granddaugher and will take more
treatment within the next week.
The rest of the group returned to
their homes the same evening.
Mrs. M G. Strope underwent
a major operaton at the Nehgh
hospital Monday. September 30
She is fitting along as well as
can be expected.
EMMET Mrs Sophia Hoppe
consulted a foot specialist in Nor
folk Thursday. October 3. . . Lit
tle Diane Way man had a bad
cold and an ear ache. . Hubert
K unold broke a bone in his ngh
hand while helping his brother
fi\ the motor of his ear A pioei
slipped and fell on Hubert's hand
Siek with the flu and bac
colds this past week were IX'ai
p. its . who was in bed Severn
days, Bobby Perry, Mrs. Jos
Wills and the Al Kloppenbori
family
■ KWIN'G Charles Rotherham
wont to Scottshluff during the
[weekend where ho visited his
i mother, Mrs. Mary Rotherham, a
I patient in a hospital there. Mrs.
; Rotherham shows some improve
; :n< nt She sufferd a stroke on
\prii J9. of this year.
O N FI IX, Walter Meier was
taken to thr Veterans hospital
i n Grand Island Wednesday,
October 2. by Mrs Walter Meier,
Mrs Gary Knbody and Mrs.
Franics Clark.
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