Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY’ S (O’Neill)
Admission*: April 23 — Linda
Marie Hamik of O'Neill, Mrs
D;mirl V. Helmer of O’Neill; 24
Leo Matthews of O’Neill, Mike A.
Smith of Spencer, Barbara Ear
ley of O'Neill; 25 - Laura Marie
Sevcik of O'Neill: 27 Alder Pon
ton of Ewing; 28- Dean Hume of
Bristow. Mrs. Harry L. Caskey of
Orchard, C E. CavShaugh of
Chambers, Mrs. Elmer Long of
Bartlett; 29- Mrs. Alan H. Wal
ters of O'Neill; SO— Joe Steskal
of O’Neill, Mrs. Lloyd Waldo of
Chambers.
Dismissals: April 23 Mrs. Os
wald Babutzke of O’Neill, William
Anderson of O'Neill, Mrs. Wilbur
Miller of O'Neill, Mrs. Donald
Hotchkiss of Pickstown, SD.,
Lew R. Wiseman of O'Neill; 24
Miss Cynthia Savidge of Ewing,
Mrs. R. R. Herley of O'Neill,
George Herold of Inman, Mrs.
Richard O. Karran of Sioux City;
25 Linda Marie Hamik of O'
Neill, Barbara Earley of O’Neill;
26 Prank McKenny of O'Neill,
Mrs. Nellie Sparks of O'Neill,
Mrs. Ed Prouty of Spencer, Dave
Loy of O'Neill, Mrs Roy F. Mil
ler and baby boy of Chambers;
27—John Hickey of O'Neill, Mrs.
Theresa Breiner of O’Neill; 28—
C. E. Jones (expired) of O’Neill,
Laura Marie Sevcik of O’Neill,
Mrs. Daniel V. Helmer of O'Neill,
Mike A. Smith of Spencer, Her
man Dimmitt of Page; 29 -Mrs.
Garrett Janzing
Hospitalized: Mrs. Harry L
Caskey of Orchard, Mrs. John M.
Galagher of Inman, Mrs. Alan H.
Walters of O’Neill, Mrs. Elmer
Long of Bartlett, Dean Hume of
Bristow, Scott Conner of Ewing,
C. E. Cavanaugh of Chambers,
Mrs. James Boyle of O’Neill,
Mrs. Leo Vandersnick of Ewing,
Adler Ponton of Ewing, Garrett
Janzing of O'Neill, Mrs. Lloyd W.
Waldo of Chamebrs, Leo Matt
hews of O’Neill.
ATKINSON HEMUIUAI.
Admitted: April 21 — Edith
Hamik o f Atkinson, surgical;
Mrs Robert Adair of Amelia,
surgical; Karen Schaaf of O’
Neill, medical; 22—Tom Ether
ton of Atkinson, medical; 23— j
Caroline Krumm of Atkinson,
surgical; Anna Bruder of Atkin
son, medical; Mrs. Robert Gilg
of Newport, medical; Mrs. John
Keating of Atkinson, obstetrical;
24 Mrs. Jennie Shane of Atkin
son, medical; Bernard Richard of
Chambers, medical; 26—William
Walters of Atkinson, medical; i
Mrs. Walter Meyer of Rose, sur
gical; Mrs. Herman Orsborn of j
O'Neill, medical; Lawrence Ed
wards of Spalding, medical; Mrs.
Roy Carr of Atkinson, medical;
Mrs. Leo Laible of O’Neill, ostet
rical; 27— Mrs. Dennis Kaup of j
Stuart, medical; Mrs. Albert Den-!
nis of O’Neill, accident; Mrs
Lyle Addison of Atkinson, sur
gical; 28—George Frohardt of j
Atkinson, medical.
Dismissed: April 21 — Mrs.
Frank Murphy of Stuart; Connie
Murphy of Stuart; 22- Dliver An
son of Atkinson; Frank Mohr of
Atkinson; Steven Langston of At
kinson; Karen Langston of At
kinson; Mrs. John Schmit of O’
Neill; 24 Caroline Krumm of
Atkinson; Mrs. Fred MeCart of
Emmet; 25—Mrs. John Mullen
and daughter of Atkinson; Mrs.
LeRoy Doyle and daughter of
Newport; Mrs. Frank Greger
and son of Stuart; Anna Bruder
of Atkinson; Bert Bogue of New
port; 26 Mrs. Herman Orsborn
of O'Neill; 27 Mrs Walter Mey
er of Rose; Mrs. Robert Adair of
Amelia; Lawrence Edwards of
Spalding; Miss Edith Hamik of
Atkinson.
Hospitalized: Fred Goebel of
Stuart, Joseph Vrispir of Atkin
son, William Walters of Atkinson,
Bernard Rickard of Chambers,
Mrs. Jennie Shane of Atjk‘'lsor!'
Mrs. Albert Dennis of O Neill,
Lela Garwood of Atkinson, Mrs.
Robert Gilg of Newport, Mrs
Frances Timmerman of »thart,
Mrs. Dennis Kaup of Stuart,, Mrs.
Leo loible and son of O Neill,
Mr, Hoy Carr 0* Atka-son. Mrs.
JOIlil I\caui»fi “
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marriage, etc.)
Location:
I 14 S. 4th st, O Neill
fSmall IOOF Building)
son, Cathy Schaaf of O'Neill,
L*wnmee Edwards of Spalding.
SACRED HEART (Lynch)
Present: Debra Baldwin, Bone
steel, S.D., Oscar Carmichtel of
Spencer, Mrs. Mary Classen of
Spencer, Joseph David, sr, of
Rushville, Mrs. Henry Eiler and
baby boy of Spencer, Mrs. Carl
Gnewuch of Norfolk, Mrs. Wil
liam Green of Niobrara, Mrs
Marvin Jons and baby boy of
Bonesteel, SD„ William Jordan
of Butte, Mrs. Josie Scheinost of
Spencer, Mrs. Josefa Sedivy of
Spencer, Mrs Ruth Talbert of
Bristow. Mrs. Edward Vogt and
baby girl of Naper.
Dismissed: Gloria Mlady of
Verdel, Mrs. Cecilia Liewer of
Butte, Mrs. Janettie Nelson of
Center, Mrs. Josephine Dvorak of
Verdel, Mrs. Mary Hull of Spen
cer, Bowman twins of Spencer,
Mrs. Thomas Muller of Lynch,
Mrs. Alvin Jons of Bonesteel,
S.D., George Filsinger of Spen
cer, Albert Loock of Spencer,
Mrs. Mary Fusch of Lynch.
Firemen, Wives in
Annual Banquet
EWING—Members of the fire
department will hald the annual
banquet for the members of the
board and their waves Thursday
evening at the American Legion
club.
The American Legion auxiliary,
unit 214, will prepare and serve
the dinner.
Officers of the village fire de
partment are Elmer Bergstrom,
president, Frank Noffke chief,
Jerry Rotherham; secretary and
treasurer. On the rural fire de
partment are Ralph Tomjack,
Frank Kruntorad, Harold Werk
miester, John Napier, Weslyn
Larson, William Hubei, Ewald
Spahn, Frank Haw'k and Melvin
Rexine.
Other Ewing News
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Angus, who
were guests for a few days at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Larson, left Friday to visit with
relatives in Omaha before return
ing to their home at Ft. Collins,
Colo. They are former residents
of the Ewing community.
Mrs. Irwin Cloyd has spent
much of the time this month at
the home of her sister,, Mrs. Les
lie Brokaw, and family at Norfolk
following the car accident in
which two members of the family
were killed and the others re
ceived serious injury. Mrs. Cl^i^l
is now at her home in Ewing and
is back as operator in the tele
phone system.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hobbs and
Pfc. and Mrs. Robert Hobbs were
6 o’clock dinner and evening
guests on Friday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Hoke. On
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. John Turay
entertained her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. A. Hobbs of Ewing, and
also her brother and sister-in-law,
Pfc. and Mrsv Roliert Hobbs of
Ft. Bragg, N.C. Private Hobbs
left Monday for Ft. Bragg where
he will be in field duty eight [
weeks. Mrs. Hobbs remained j
here.
Guests entertained by Mr s.
Max Wanser Tuesday evening,
\pril 22, were the following girls:
Coarlee Sclrtniser, Lois Kaczor,
Janet Noffke, Leonora Tuttle,
Mary Ann Bauer. Ann Rother
ham, Annette Rotherham, Judy
Tinsley.
Mrs. J. W. Wunner accompan
ied by her sister, Mrs. Pearl
Lowe to Norfolk, Monday and
Mrs. Lowe returned to her home
in Stanton.
$154)5 for a nylon first line tire
with a lifetime guarantee at
Scovie’s Western Auto Store, O’
Neill. 52-3°
Recent supper guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Olson were Mr. and Mrs. M R.
Harris and daughter, Bertha and
Sharon Johnston, who was an
ovemignt guests m me
home.. ,
Tlte Misses Judy Jefferies and
Sandra Dierks returned to Oma
ha on Sunday^ April 20 after
spending the weekend at dyir
parents homes, Mr. and Mrs.
Kermit Jefferies and Mr. and
Mrs. Lyle Dierks.
Pfc and Mrs. Robert Hobbs of
Favettville, N.C... arrived in
Ewing Thursday, April 17, for a
leave. They were guests at the
home of their parents. Mr. and
Mrs. L. A. Hobbs and Mr. and
Mrs. Dewitt Hoke.
Recent guests at the home ot
Mr. and Mrs L. A. Hobbs were
their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Hobbs of
Milford.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Larson had
as their guests April 20 her sis
ter Mrs. Lina Smith and Mr
and Mrs. Elmer Greene and son
of Oakland. Mrs. Smith remained
for a longer visit.
Mrs. May Audiss, accompanied
bv her daughter hnd son-in-law.
Mr and Mrs. Joe Thompson, and
Shirley of South Dako?&, Mrs
Neva Audiss of California and
Mrs. Alma Haddock of Oklahoma,
arrived in Ewing during the
weekend to attend the funeraul of
James C Pollock. The funeral
was held Monday afternoon at
United Presbyterian church. The
ladies are sisters of Mrs Pollock.
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Last Week’s Sale Was Short
There will be between 800-400 head of cattle on the market
today (Thursday).
One consignment Includes 24 head of young nice quality
whltefaee heifers and steers; also a consignment of 14 head of
750-pound whltefaee steers; one bunch—23 head of medium
quality Hereford calves; one two-year-old registered Hereford
bull from the Rohde ranch.
In addition there will be the seasonal run of butcher cattle.
I>ast week’s sale was short due to bad roads anti weather. This
is expected to be a dandy sale.
Also featured: Ten bred gilts, to farrow right away; one
good seven-year-old Palomino saddle horse; 150 to 200 feeder
pigs.
O’NEILL LIVESTOCK MARKET
PHONE 2
Vem A Leigh Reynoldson
500 Hear Five
Bands in Concert
Five hundred persons gathered
at the Page high school auditor
ium Friday evening, April 25,
when approximately 185 students
-comprising school hands from
Royal, Clearwater, Meadow
j Grove, Inman and Page—present
ed the following program in a
[ massed concert :
Star Spangled Banner, Field
General March, Badge of Honor
March, State Center March, Faith
of Our Fathci's, Star Light, Yel
; low Rose of Texas, Drums and
i Bells. You Tell Me Your Dream*,
The Ca\ Way March, The Hill
Billy March, Fire FaU March,
Alamo March, Champions on Pa
rade, America The Beautiful.
Recreational facilities at the
school and park were made avail
! abie for early arrivals and the
Band Mothers served lunch pre
ceding and following the pro
gram for convenience of the vis
itors. y
This has l>een the fifth mass
hand performance conducted by
Leonard Sawyer, l»and master,
and the first time Page has been
the host band.
Ths auditorium was decorated
for the event.
Mr. Sawyer was presented with
a pen and pencil set as an appre
ciation gift.
WE BEG VOIR PARDON
Terry Wilson, the new science
teacher at O’Neill high school
for next year, received his de
gree in science from Northwest
ern university at Evanston. 111.
He has been taking post graduate
work at Morningside college in
Sioux City.
Presbyterian ladies rummage
sale ail day Saturday, May 3,ln the
former Council Oak store building.
I Attend State Kt
Meet at Kearney—
Mr. and Mrs. George M Mc
Carthy and Mr and Mrs. Rynold
A. CSmfel drove to Kearney Sat
urday to attend the 54th annual
state meeting of the Knights of
Columbus held in the Ft. Kearney
hotel Sunday and Monday.
The annual state dinner was
held in the national guard ar
mory Sunday evening with about
500 Knights and their ladies ut
attendance. Most Rev. John L.
Paschang. D. D., bishop of Grand
Island, gave the address The
O'Neill group returned home on
Monday evening.
Others attending were: .grand
knight, J. Robert Horigah, past
grand knight Lyle P. Honda and
John H. McCarville. financial
secretary of the local council.
They drove down Saturday even
ing and returned Monday even
I ing
LYNCH NEWS
Mrs, Albina Milaeek returned
home Saturday, April 26, from
California where she had spent
the winter with relatives. En
I route home she spent the past
two weeks with a daughter and
a sister in Omaha
Mr. and Mrs. RoiUn Hiatt and
son. Mrs. Albina Milacek and
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Chambers
were Sunday evening dinner
guests at the Jimmy Milacek
home north of Bristow.
Mr and Mrs Adolph Sed*
ivy and family and Mrs. Rose
Wilson of Spencer and Mr. and
Mi’s. Vac Sedivy of Norfolk went
to Lynch Sunday afternoon to
visit w'ithMrs. Joseta Sedivy at the
hospital
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