14 Compete in 4-H
Speech Contest
The annual 4-H public speak- j
ing contest was held in the court- \
house annex Saturday morning
with 14 4-H lx>ys and girls com
peting in the contest. The con
test was divided into four divi
sions.
The winners of the senior group
of girls were Kathy Brady, Will
ing Workers 4-H club of O’Neill,
with the first blue ribbon, and
Marlene Beck. Clover club of At
kinson. with the second blue rib
bon
Winners of the senior boys’ di
vision were Gary Fick, Victory
Boys and Girls of Inman, with
the top blue, and Rolx*rt Henning,
Clover club of Atkinson, second
blue ribbon.
In the girls’ junior division,
Margie Gilg, Clover club of At
kinson, top blue; and Dianne Gil
lespie, Willing Workers club of
O’Neill, second blue.
In the boys' junior division,
Billy Gilg, who was the only en
try in that division, won a red
ribbon. Billy is a member of the
Clover club of Atkinson.
Other contestants in the senior
division and their placings were:
Catherine Schmidt, blue; Elaine
Schaaf. red; Bernadette Shaffer,
white; Margie Ries, white. These
girls are all members of the Clo
ver 4-H club of Atkinson.
James Mellor, Clover club of
Atkinson, was a red ribbon win
ner in the senior division. In the
girls’ junior division. Patty Bon
enberger and Gale Standage of
the Clover club. Atkinson, were
red ribbon winners.
Judges of the junior division
were: Miss Alice French, county
superintendent, Mrs. Dewey
Schaffer and Weston Whitwer,
soil conservation district: senior
division judges were Harry Res
sel, ASC office; Rev. Robert
Duffy of St. Mary’s academy,
and Mrs George Hartman, teach
er and speech therapist.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McClel
lan of Omaha were weekend
guests of her mother, Mrs. James
O'Conner. Mrs. O’Conner, her
guests and Mr. and Mrs. Don Mc
Clellan were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Krogh
and family.
Chambers News
Mrs, Valo Edwards came home
Saturday after spending three
months with her two daughters
in Omaha and her two sons at
St. Paul. Her son. Raymond Ed
wards. brought her home.
Mr. find Mrs. Everette Stand
age add Mrs. James Coday of
Atkinson were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cbday.
Chuck Fry of Burwell spent
Saturday night with his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Fry.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Coday moved
recently into the Max Jeffers
house which they purchased near
the center of town.
A group of about 20 young
people went to Atkinson Thurs
day evening for a roller skating
party. The occasion was honor
ing Roger Walters, who is leav
ing the community and Chambers
high school next week.
A group of about 18 women,
memliers of Ramona Rebekah
lodge, went to O'Neill Friday even
ing to attend a friendship meet
ing with the O'Neill lodge.
There was a lenten prayer vig
il held at the Methodist church
Wednesday, March 19 from 6 to
12 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Osborne of
Wisner wore Sunday dinner
' guests of her sister, Mrs. Lela
i Grubbs and Mr. and Mrs. Ray
I Grubbs and family.
Mrs. Robert Turner and chil
‘ dren of Hastings are visiting her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Christianson and fam
ily and assisting them with min
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Carpenter
were Sunday dinner guests of
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Stevens and
family at Atkinson. They spent
the evening in the Tom Baker
home near Amelia.
Sgt. Marvin Damme and A/lc
Kenneth Damme who have been
visiting their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence, Damme find fam
ily left Wednesday, March 19, for
F. E. Warren AFB at Cheyenne,
Wyo.
Supper and evening guests in
the Clarence Damme home were
A/lc LaMoyne Johnson and Mrs.
Johnson of San Antonio, Tex., and
Mrs. Claude Daily and son of
Broken Bow.
250 Cattle Expected Today
looks like '!."><* rattle today (Thursday) in connection with
our regular weekly sale.
Most of the run will be calves and yearlings. Included will
be 15 stork cows from one consignor. Ralance will be small
packages. There will be the usual seasonal offering of butcher
cattle.
Hog sale starts at 1 o’clock. Included will be about 100 feed
er pigs and from 300 to 400 butcher hogs.
O’NEILL LIVESTOCK MARKET
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This churning water at the Spencer (Niobrara river) hydro
electric dam swallowed up Mike Smith following a late Tuesday
fall, hut he survived.
Miller Hum 41
on Track Squad—
Coach Marv Miller has a squad
of 41 track prospects at O'Neill
high.
Veterans are: Melvin Luben,
shotput and discus; Ray Thomas,
discus and high hurdles; Jim
Larsen, high and low hurdles;
Bob Williamson, low hurdles and
220; Harold Parks, 100- and 440
yard dashes; Larry Oetter, mile
and high jump; Bob Eby, high
and broadjump.
Schedule:
April 2—Wrangler relays at
Burwell.
April 9—Ainsworth invitational
track and field meet.
April 15--Sandhills relays at
Bassett.
April 23-Holt county meet
at Stuart.
May 2 North-Central confer
ence meet at Bassett.
May 9 — District qualifying
meet.
May 10—State meet.
HEARING DELAYED
A juvenile hearing for a 14
year-old O'Neill girl, charged with
delinquency, was scheduled Mon
day morning before District Judge
D. R. Mounts. However, the mat
ter was continued until Friday.
The girl's mother (both are rel
ative newcomers to the city) also
was ordered into court.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mlinar
were called to Clearwater Satur
day because of the illness of her
father, Leonard Larson.
Couple to Celebrate
60th Anniversary
NEWPORT Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Bogue of Newport will observe
their 60th wedding anniversary
Sunday, March 30.
They will be holding open-house
from 2 until 5 o’clock in the Meth
odist church here.
SPEECH CONTEST
ATKINSON Students from sev
en high schools in the area Fri
day will compete in the Nebra
ka High School Activities associ
ation district speech contest here.
Schools to be represented will he
Atkinson, St. Joseph hall, Bassett,
Bartlett, Burwell, Valentine and
Wood Lake.
TO GIVE BLOOD
CHAMBERS—A group of resi
dents from Chambers will go to
Tilden today (Thursday) to offer
replacement blood for Wilson
Smith, w’ho is under a doctor’s
care.
LANDS 30 POUNDER
Vernon Lorenz landed a 30
pound spoonbill catfish Sunday
on an excursion to the Ft. Ran
dall reservoir. He was accom
panied by Reed Herley.
Mr. and Mrs. Billie Marcellus
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Coburn were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll
Marcellus at Stuart.
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O’NEILL LOCALS
Weekend guests of Mr and
Mrs. Lyle Lower were his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Lower
jf Valentine.
Dinner guests Sunday, March
16 of Mr. anti Mrs. lX>n Lyons
,vere Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lyons
md family, Lolly Octter, ixmna
tnd Jean Barlow of Inman and
Leonard Hamik of Ewing.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hawk of
Ewing were callers in O'Neill on
Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fry of
Ewing and Mr. and Mrs. Duane
Jensen of Newman Grove were
Saturday evening callers of Mr.
md Mrs. Harold Mlinar.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kaczor
md family of Spencer were Sun
Jay callers of Mrs. Minnie Bay.
Miss Mary Holliday visited over
ihe weekend at the home of her
brothers, John and Robert, in
Orchard.
Mrs. Henry Martin and Mrs.
Clarence Wrede attended the
class play sponsored by Allen
Martin, Friday night at Battle
Creek.
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Honored on iHth
Birthday—
INMAN Memliers of the In
man high senior elass and Helen
Sobotka were guests at a patty at
the Harvey A. Tompkins home
Saturday evening. March 22, in
hoonr of Miss Linolle’s 1 HtH birth
day anniversary. Ping-pong, card
games and music were enjoyed
and refreshments were served
Those attending included Lnis
M o r s b a c h, Brenda Oilman,
Carol Cadwnllader, Helen Solmt
ka, Sam Watson. Roland Han
sen. and Ned and Neal Kelley.
INTO OPERATION
The new visual omnirange
( VOR i station for air navigation
will go on the air shortly at Mu
nieiptnl airport. It will In? a
part of a nationwide network.
PAGE- Wayne Dorr, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dorr of
northwest o f Page, returned
after a five-day stay at St. An
thony’s hospital where he was
treated far mumps. He had
been ill at home several days be
fore hospitalization.
To Girl’s StoU—
PAGE Miss Diana Cork,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd
Cork, has lioen selected by the
American legion auxiliary here
to attend girls’ state In June.
INMAN A winter sports
smorgasbord, sponsored by mem
ers of members of the Inman
high school senior class, was held
Friday evening. Ooach Bill Miller
was master-of-ceremonies.
Robinson-Basilio Fight Pictures!
Coining to the ROYAL
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
April I 1-12
• Have a ringside seal at the world's middle
weight title hoot!
• Also on the same program. “MAN FUOMjflOD’S
t'Ot'NTKY”, starring George Montgomery and
Itaudy Stuart.
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