l*at and Kill Medley, famous piano duo team, Wednesday even
ing entertained at the O’Neill public school auditorium in the sec
ond concert of the current series sponsored by the O’Neill Commu
nity Concert association. They brought their own twin concert
grands.
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONV8 (O’Neill)
Admitted: March 12 — Robert
A. Ruther of Inman, W. F. Con
ner of Ewing, Miss Feme Slay
maker of Atkinson; 13 Mrs. Les
ter E. Riege of O'Neill, Mrs. H.
Duane Mahlendorf of Spencer,
Master Bruce Fink of Page; 14—
Mrs. Walter Motacek of Spencer,
Ray W. Lawrence of O'Neill.
Lloyd Fusselman, jr., of Page
Wayne Dorr of Inman; 15—Will
iam Kipple of Inman, Mark Muff
of O'Neill, Mrs. Garrett Janzing
of O'Neill; 16- Jan Humrich of
O'Neill, Mrs. Francis Holz of O'
Neill, Charles Cronk of Page,
Mrs. Lester Angus of O’Neill,
Leon R. Tompkins of Inman,
Jeannine Hershiser of O'Neill;
17- William Anderson of O'Neill,
Laura G Kirwin of O’Neill, Mrs.
Grace Patton of Spencer, Henry
W. Tomlinson of O'Neill, Mrs.
Dale Revell of O’Neill; 18
Mrs. Wilbur (Bill) Miller of O’
Neill, Kathleen T. Hamik of O’
Neill, Mrs. William Ermer of O'
Neill.
Dismissed: March 12 — Mrs.
Frank Frit ton of O’
Neill, Mrs. George C. Calk
ins of Lynch, Fred F fit
ton of O'Neill; 13-- Mrs. William
Grutsch of O’Neill; 14 — Mrs.
Mabel Hubbard of Chambers;
15- Master Bruce Fink of Page,
Earl C. Porter of Atkinson, Don
na Mae Fuhrer of O’Neill, Char
les Cronk of Page; 16—-W. F Con
ner of Ewing, Mark Muff of O’
Neill, Leo Matthews of O'Neill,
Mrs. Juanita Closson of O’Neill,
Master Loren Dean Allen of
Page; Master Donald D. Moler of
Cambridge. Mass., Ray Lawren
ce of O'Neill, Mrs. H. Duane Mah
lendorf of Spencer, Charles Cronk
of Page (expired), Mrs. Walter
Motacek and baby lx»y of Spen
cer, Mrs. Francis Holz of O'
Neill; 18 Lloyd Fusselman of
Page, Ambrose Biglin of O’Neill,
Wayne Dorr of Inman, Jeannine
Hershiser of O'Neill; 19 Mrs.
Wilbur (Bill) Miller of O’Neill.
Hospitalized; Kathleen Hamik
of O'Neill, Laura G. Kirwan of
O'Neill, Mrs. Garrett Janzing of
O’Neill, Mrs. William Ermer of
O'Neill. Mrs. Dale Revell of O -
Neill, James C. Parker of O’Neill,
William Kipple of Inman, Gar
rett Janzing of O’Neill, Henry W
Tomlinson of O’Neill, Mrs. Marie
Strube of O’Neill. Mrs. lister
Riege of O'Neill, Robert Ruthor
of Inman, Miss Feme Slaymaker
of Atkinson, Leon R. Tompkins
of Inman, Mary Lou Sobotka of
Inman, William Anderson of O'
Neill, Mrs. Grace Patton of Spen
cer, Mrs. Lester Angus of O’Neill.
Admitted: March 10 — Mrs.
Henry Timmerman of Stuart,
medical; Mrs. Jim Puckett of
Emmet, obstetrical; J. P. Mur
phy of Stuart; 11 William Seger
of Atkinson, medical; Leo King
of Atkinson, medical; 12-Mrs.
Francis D. Lee of Atkinson, med
ical; March Werner of Chambers,
medical; 12 Miss Juliene Feth
erton, surgical; Mrs. James Sich
eneder of Atkinson, surgical;
15 Mrs. Kenneth Ziska of Atkin
son. obstetrical; Omer Point of
Stuart, accident; Mrs. Raymond
Norton of Mills, medical; 16
Mrs Feme Livingston of Atkin
son, medical; 17 Mrs LaVerne
Morgan of Atkinson, obstetrical.
Dismissed: March 10—Andrew
Hytrek of Stuart; Mrs. Edward
Diner and son of Newport; 11
Robert Sholes of O'Neill; Jim
Berigan of Atkinson; 12 George
Kiplinger of Atkinson: Mrs. Oral
Rookstool and son of Atkinson;
Mrs. Clarence Tasler of Stuart;
14 Herman Schrader of Atkin
son; Mrs. George Verzal of At
kinson; 15 J P. Murphy of
Stuart; Mi's. Jim Puckett and
daughter of Emmet: 16—Mrs.
Raymond Norton of Mills; Mrs.
Leo Krysl and son of Stuart.
Hospitalized- Mrs. M a ti 1 d a
Galligan of Omaha, Omer Poynts.
> f Stuart, March Warner of
Chambers, Mrs. Ruth Barnes of
Atkinson, Mrs. Ray Verzal of At
kinson, Mrs. Henry Tim
merman of Stuart, Mrs. Leo
Seger of Atkinson, Bill Seger of
Atkinson, Mrs. James Sicheneder ]
)of Atkinson, Mrs. F'erne Living- i
ston of Atkinson, Mrs. LaVerne
Morgan of Atkinson, Mrs. F. D.
Lee of Atkinson, Juliene Fethers- j
ton of Stuart, Mrs. Glayds Bouch
er of Atkinson, Mrs. Kenneth
Ziska and daughter of Atkinson. |
Expired: Leo King of Atkinson
on March 14.
Native of O’Neill
Expires at Trenton
Funeral services were held at
2 p.m., Saturday. March 8, for
Harry Ray Worth, 70, of Dalton,
at Trinity Lutheran church there.
Burial was in the Dalton ceme
tery.
Mr. Worth, who had been in poor
health for several years, had
suffered a heart attack and died
Thursday, March G, at his home
in Dalton.
He was bom in O'Neill Octo
l>er 20, 1887, the son of Herbert
J4)hn and Georgianna Rol>ertson
Worth. When he was three-years
old, he moved with his family
to Wayne.
V./II wnuuri i, lJU lie maiucu
Esther Marie Johnson at Wake
field. They became the parents j
of three sons.
Survivors include: — Widow—i
Esther; sons — Orville of Ida |
Grove, la.; Kenneth of San Ga
briel. Calif.; and Dale of Denver,
Colo.; sisters - Mrs. Blanche Karr
of Spencer; Mrs. Edna Bossow
of Tekamah; Mrs. Lillian Gelster
of Omaha; brothers — George,
Harold and Floyd, all of Dalton,'
and Clarence E. of O’Neill; five
grandchildren.
Among those attending from j
here were Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Karr of Spencer and Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence E. Worth and Mrs. Or
ville Miller of O’Neill They re
turned Monday, March 10.
Mrs. Edward Meyers
Dies at St. Paul
CHAMBERS — Funeral ser
vices were conducted Tuesday,
March 11, at First Methodist
church in St. Paul for Mrs. Ed
ward Meyers, 66 Mrs. Meyers,
who had lived at Chambers for 1ft
years, died at her home in St.
Paul Saturday, March 8.
Rev. Kenneth Garrison officia
ted at the funeral. Burial was in
Elmwood cemetery at St. Paul.
Ollie Viola Myers was born
October 27, 1891, at Ashville,
N. C.
The late Mrs. Meyers was a sis- 1
ter-in-law of Mrs. Mina Myers of
Chambers. The Meyers family
lived at Chambers until about
15 years ago.
Survivors include: Widower—
Edward; sons — La Moyne of
Baltimore, Md.. and Edward, jr.,
of Svvanville, Minn.; one sister;
three brothers and five grand
children
Former Postmaster
at Clearwater Diesr
CLEARWATER — Charles A.
Payne. 94, former Clearwater
postmaster died Wednesday.
March 12. in Antelope Memorial
hospital at Neligh.
Funeral services were conduc
ted at 2 p.m.. Saturday, March
15, at the Christian church here
Survivors include: Sons- Clyde
of Clearwater and Stanley of Ft.
Dodge, la.; daughter—Mrs. Cal
(Mary) Jones of Falrhury; seven
grandchildren and six great-1
grandchildren.
The late Mr. Payne, who work
ed at a store in Clearwater a
number of years, was a longtime
resident here. Burial was at
Clearwater. _i
■ ' -r
NOTICE
to Past and Present
Legion and Midget Baseball Players
Having Uniforms
TURN IN your suits at the Legion club any night except Mon- )
day after 6 o’clock. We want these uniforms in as soon as
possible. We need these suits for this year's team.
A MEETING will bo held at a later date to determine how
many boys will participate in the Legion-sponsored baseball
program this summer. The age limit is 12 to 17 years.
—AMERICAN LEGION
BASEBALL COMMITTEE
.
County Court
March 13. Mervin Moldeti of
Sioux City', la., no reciprocity,
fined $10 and $4 costs; officer—
Clifford L. Kizzire
March 14, Dean Reed, driver
for Thompson Co., of Grand Is
land. overweight on capacity
plate, fined $10 and $4 costs; offi
cer—Clifford L. Kizzire.
March 14, Gary Denny driver
fir Associated National Reefer
Service Inc , South Sioux City,
la., overweight, fined $60 and $4
costs; officer Donald F. Rich
ardson.
March 14, Claude Neal of O'
Neill, no fund check, complaint
filed by Virgil Laursen of O'Neill.
Paid check $45.88 and $5 costs.
March 15. James M. Hansen of
Atkinson, reckless driving, fined
$25 and $4 costs; officer—E. M.
Hastreiter.
— --
March 15, Pat Conard of 0
Neill. procuring liquor for minor,
fined $5 and $5 costs, complaint
, filed by Charles Pritchett
March 15, Robert L. Wood
worth driver for Raymond Gast
I of Plainview, overweight and
1 overcapacity plates, fined $50. $10
and S4 costs; officer—Donald F.
Richardson.
March 19. Quintin Ramold of
Atkinson, failure to surrender re
voked driver’s license, fined $10
and $5 costs; officer—Carl W.
Hemenway.
Club Meets—
Mr. and Mrs Richard Hovey en
tertained Mr. and Mrs. day
Johnson, jr., Mr. and Mrs
Dwayne Philbrick and Mr. and
Mrs Norbert Clark Friday even
ing. After supper they played
cards.
FOR RENT; 4-room house, newly
decorated. Phone 553-R, O’
Neill. 4547c
—-— — —
Ainsworth Clinic
for Children Planned
The next extension clinic to bo
bed in this area for Crippled
Children will he at the elemen
tary grade school in Ainsworth
Saturday, March 29. Clinic regis
tration begins at 7 a m., and all
registrations should Is? Ootdpleted
by noon
The clinic is for diagnosis, con
sultaton. checkup and ajtei care
services for children how receiv
ing treament and will be conduc
ted by Dwight W. Burney, M. D.,
of Omaha, orthopedist, and Ken
neth J. Fijan. M.D., of Lincoln,
pediatrician
The counties of Antelope. Boyd,
Brown. Cherry. Holt, Keya Paha
Knox, Rock and Wheeler are to
he served by this clinic.
Referral blanks can be obtain
ed from the local doctors and
should be competed and mailed
promptly to the County Welfare
office as will permit clearance
with the services for crippled
children division, Lincoln, prior
to the clinic The practice of send
ing the referral with the patient
is undcrsirable but may be neces
sary in some eases. It is very
important that a referral be fur
nished. even if the patient does
have to bring it to the doctors.
A noon lunch will In' furnished
to all children and their parents
who have registered at the clinic
MAKKIAt.K l.lt KNSKS
Ralph Kugene Willis of Aurora
ind Mrs. Dorothea Martha Shaw
of O'Neill on Friday. March 14.
Charles K Dawkins, 29, of Long
Pine and Wanda Lucille Carley,
29. of Bassett on Saturday,
March 15.
Mrs. John Honeywell
1 lonored on Birthday
CHAMBERS Mrs. John Hon
eywell. who observed her birth
day anniversary Tuesday. March
18 was surprised Sunday eve
ning when the following group of
friends came bringing a covered
dish dinner in her honor.
In the group were Mr. and Mrs
Glen Adams and Dale. Mr and
Mrs A B. Hubbard. Mr. and
Mrs. II W. Hubbard. Mr, and
Mrs. Steve Shavlik and Pamela.
Mr and Mrs. E. II. Medealf and
Mr. Hopkins.
•Day Apart’ Service
Held at Chambers—
CHAMBERS As part of the
lenten program, the Woman’s
Society of Christian Service held
a ‘‘day apart" service at 2 p.tn
; Thursday. March 13. at ho Metho
i dist church Tho worship was
based on tho meditations of Mar
tha. portrayed by Mrs T. E.
Alderson
Mrs Sarah Adams read tho
scripture Mrs James Grimes
was in charge of the mooting.
O'SImlf (lub Meets—
Winners at O'Monde club held
Tuesdaj evening were Mi's.
James Earley and Mrs. H. 1>.
Gildersleevo. Mrs. J. Robert Beri
gan was hostess
Alice’s Beauty Shop
Ues. 8 doors west of Texaco
135 East Douglas
Phone 388 — O'Neill
Prices Effective Thursday to Saturday, March 20 to March 22
Plenty of Parking — Friendly, Courteous Service
Van Camp’s
POM & BEANS
i
A Jumbo <1.00
" 21 Cans..
HiC
ORANGE OR'NK
4 Large $1.00
" 46-Oz. Cans...
FRANCO AMERICAN
SPAGHETTI
5 303 cans_59c
SKINNERS — 4
Noodles, per pkg. 1UC
ADAMS — 3—M OZ. CANS ^
Grapefruit Juice 0«|C
8T1E 1
BROOMS f
Each_99c f
COMO — M
Tissue, 4 roll pkg. l
Beef, Turkey, Chicken M f gM V
Banquet Pies . 4 ^ ifr j C
’HOME BRAND — 12-OZ JARS B gm
Preserves X
Peas .... 2 P*SS- 33C
Holland in n il — 1 I mm
Ice Cream 59C
OLD HOME AND KAINBO M
BREAD I
1*4-lb. loaf_ 19c l
IGOOCHES — DERBY —
Flour_10-lbs. 89c Chili_4 303 cans 31
GOOCHES — KRAFT —
Pancake Mix 3-lb sack 39c 1 D»nner — 2 pkss- 33c I
WILSON’S YEARLING CERTIFIED BEEF —
I
Cheese'..2-lb box g5c ^ Soa?~-% bath •!7e 3.U
EVERYDAY — Mustard b~0Z. J3fS 19c
Crackers. 2-lb. box 40C MRS. TICKER’S
Pillsbury —~ SHORTNING
El ft no 3-U> -73c
Coffee'0' '_per lb- 79c
50-lb. sack .$3,49 arsoR™"- Ig. bottle 47C
PINK OR WHITE —
Grapefruit , 8 for 35 C
TEXAS JUICE —
Oranges — per doz. 29c
FRESH CRISP — m
Carrots_cello pkg. 9c 1
WINKSAP — V
Apples . . 4-lbs. 49c I
I Rib Steak per lb. 69c
ROBERTS — 10 1 01
r ,. r, 12-oz. pkg. 21c
tottage lheese32.oz. Pkg. 49c
ir* ~ T*. 89c
- Per 129C
Bologna 3 ™gS S 1
WILSON'S — II
Summer SausageP^f ID
I/ONGHORN — II JM
Cheese *D.
FRESH FROZEN FRYER — 5 LB. BOXES
Necks -- 59c Backs. .. 89c
