i O’Neill News Mr and Mrs. H. L. Lindberg. Raiph and Carolyn spent Sunday in Omaha where they visited Ted Lindberg of Minneapolis, Minn., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. My ron Poilah, and the Ralph Swan sons They returned by way of Lincoln, visiting Mr. and Mrs Rodney Wilmuth and leaving Carolyn at Wesleyan university. Hr. and Mrs Ted Stevans of Sioux Palls, S O., were guests of Mr an0 Mrs. Andrew Wettlaufer a few days last week Mrs Ste vans is a neice of Mr. Wettlaufer Thanksgiving dinner guests o Mrs. Mary Dusatko were Mr anc Mrs. Jerome Allen and family o Page, Mr. and Mrs. John Allet and family of Grand Island ant Robert Allen of Omaha One hundred time* more ii value for your 1M1 pennies a: Hhelhamer Equipment. 32-2H< Thanksgiving dinner guests o Mr and Mrs D. A Raker wen J F Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. Raj Hoffman and Diane, Mr. ant Mrs Bernard Hoffman and fam ily of Chambers. Mr. and Mrs .. • m m. » X 9 % Fred Tangomart and Freddy of York and Oliver and Homer Mar ing of Emmet. Mrs Faye Pinkerman ol Red ; bird was Monday guest of Mr and Mrs. Regmald Pinkerman. ! Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs Eugene Porter were Mr and Mrs. Nod Porter and family of Columbus and his parents, Mr and Mrs C, W. Porter. Mrs Guy Pinkerman and Reg ; inald Pinkerman spent Monday in Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Waller, i Gary and Rita visited sisters and brothers of Mr. Waller in Belden, I Carroll and Winside Sunday, leav ing Gary at Wayne State Teach ers college on the return trip. £ * £ 4 £— 4 Keel In your pocket—uj 1*47 pennlea? See Shelhamee Equip ment. S3 Me Mrs. H. Moses visited her dau ghter and family, Mr. and Mrs A. F. Evans in Imperial Novem l>er 22, until December 1. Mr Moses left for Imperial on Thurs day. They returned on Sunday. Mrs. Vanriie Newman spent Thanksgiving day in Ainsworth as a guest of Mr. and Mrs William Schiessler and Mrs. Vivian Mag stadt. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Christen sen of Monowi were Sunday din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pinkerman Hospital Notes ATKINSON MEMORIAL Admitted; November 25—Mrs Eliz. Ryan of Atkinson, medical; Charles Freouf of Atiknson, med ical; Jay Davison of Atkinson; Mrs. Frank Skrdla of Atkinson; Otis Lingo of Mills, medical; 2t> Clinton Doolittle of Amelia, med ical; Mrs. LuVom Olberding of Stuart, obstetrical; 27—Mrs Alvin Straka of Atkinson, obstetrical; Marilyn Hulshizer of Long Pine surgical; 28 DeAnne Marie Pay ne of Atkinson, medical; 29 William Ulrich of Atkinson, med ical; Mrs. Neil Hipke of O'Neill obstetrical; 30--Mrs. Van Humph ray of Atkinson, medical; Decent Iter 1—Mrs. Victor Kaup of Stuart obstetrical; Mrs. Warren Cronk of Page. Dismissed: November 25- Mrs Peter Engler of Stuart, Madonna Mikseh of Sturt; 27—Gary Enbody of Emmet; Clinton Doolittle of Amelia; William Soger of Atkin son; Mrs. Phillip Frost of Atkin son; James Berigan of Atkinson;: 28 Marilyn Jo Hulshizer of Long i Pine; 30- Elizabeth Ryan of At kinson; December 1 — DeAnne Marie Payne of Atkinson; Mrs LuVern Olberding and daughter of Stuart. Hospitalized: Frank Schaaf of I Atkinson, Mrs. Van Humphrey of ’ Atinskon, Harry Heeb of Atkin son, John Gallagher of Atkinson | Charles Freouf of Atkinson, Mrs j Frank Skrdla of Atkinson, Mrs Alvin Straka and son of Atkin son, Jay Davison of Atkinson, Lela Garwood of Atkinson, Mrs. Mary Henning of Atkinson, Mrs Vic Kaup and son of Stuart, Mrs Warren Cronk and daughter of Page, Mrs. Richard Doty and daughter of O’Neill, Mrs. Neil llipko and son of O'Neill, Frank Fundus of Atkinson, William U1 rich of Atkinson Expired: Otis Lingo of Mills November 28. HAfJKlUU lir-.\K l (l,y Ill'll) Hospitalized: Mrs. Mary Clas sen of Spencer, Mrs. Pauline Fuh rer of Butte, Mrs. Carl Gnewuch of Norfolk, Mrs. William Green of Niobrara, Mrs. Paul Honke of Butte, William Jordan of Butte, Mrs. Edith Lang of Lynch, Guss Remter of Bristow, Mrs. Donald Sallach and baby girl of Fairfax, S.D., Mrs. E. F. Soukup of Spen cer, Mrs. Emil Statsman of Butte, j Mrs. Edward Strait of Lynch, i Guss Weikum of Naper, Mrs. E. H. Wenke of Spencer, O. J. Witherwax of Spencer, Randy Counts of Lynch, Mrs. Ray Counts of Lynch. Dismissed: November 26 — Frank Reiser of Butte, Mrs. Rue ben Avoy of Spencer, Mrs. W. H Block of Anoka, Glena Becker of Naper, George Baumeister of j Butte; 27—Albert Loock of Spen cer, Cal Conklin of Lynch, Miss Twila Hicks of Bristow, Michael Parker of Butte; 28—David Souk up of Spencer; December 1—Mrs Ed Havranek of Spencer; 2— James Loudon of Anoka. Expired: Dr. Edwin B. Bradley of Spencer, November 27; Esly Borrall of Spencer, December 1. 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The contestant with the highesi score in each school receives a pin designating her as the winner in her school, a Betty Crocker Cookbook, and an opportunity to compete for the state title, which entitles the winner to a scholar ship and a trip to the national finals. The Cardinals opened the bas ketball season against the Atkin son Balers Tuesday night A ros ary asking God's protection for the season was recited in the school chapel at 12:30 p.m. Foll owing the recitation of the rosary, a ceremony consecrating the team members to the Blessed Mother was held. The Christmas progam by high school students will be presented Sunday and Monday, December 15-16, at 8 p.m. The grade school program will be Thursday, De comber 19. O’NEILL LOCALS Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Gillespie and family were Bob Eby and Sue Tyson of Omaha, Mrs. E. J. Eby and Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Gillespie. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Donahue of Bonesteel, S D., were Thanks giving guests of Dr. and Mrs. E. M. 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