WSCS in Officer
Training Session
Woman's Society of Christian
Service met in the Methodist
church sanctuary Thursday, June
12, with Mrs- Clay Johnson presid
ing
Mrs. Claude Bates led the wor
ship service and Mrs. L. W. Rei
mer, sr., and Mrs. Ed Wayman
presented a skit on "missions."
Mrs. Ben Wayman and Mrs
Melvin Marcollus served refresh
ments to the members present
and the teachers of the Presby
terian and Methodist cooperative
vacation church school.
Rev. Glenn Kennicott installed
the new officers for 1958-'59 in the
worship service Sunday morning,
June 15.
Mrs. Ben Wayman. overall
chairman, and Mrs. Neil Dawes,
publicity chairman, were appoint
ed to organize the rummage sale
to be held Thursday, to Saturday,
June 26-27-28, downtown.
Officers training day will be ob
served June 26 from 1 until 4 p.m.
at the church. Mrs. Archie San
dall of Bassett, district president,
will he charge with officers from
O’Neill, Page, rnman. Emmet,
Amelia, and Chambers receiving
instructions and suggestions how
to lie a lietter officer.
Weekend guests of Mrs. John G.
Stuiferben were Mr. and Mrs.
Brownie Blake and Pam of Phoe
nix, Ariz.
Ripczinski-Lorenz
Nuptials Are Told
(Photo at right.)
INMAN — Miss Gladys Ripezin
ski of Minneapolis. Minn., and
Leonard Lorenz of Inman were
united in marriage Wednesday
June 11, at Minneapolis in a simple
ceremony.
Attendants were Miss Lorraine
1 Ripczinski of Minneapolis, sister ol
the bride, and Melvin Lorenz of
Inman, brother of the bridegroom
The bride is a physiotherapist
and holds a University of Minne
1 sota degree in home economics.
Also in the wedding party was
I Larry Lorenz, 11, adopted son ol
; Mr. Lorenz. The boy has beer
making his home with his uncle
, and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
I Lorenz, at Inman while his father
; has been attending the University
of Jacksonville in Florida.
Mr. Lorenz will transfer to the
University of Minnesota at Minnea
polls and continue his studies pre
paratory to becoming a teacher.
The couple met while Mr. Lor
enz being treated at the Vet
erans hospital at Minneapolis
after he had lost both arms in a
farm accident near Page. The
accident occured two years ago.
The couple will be joined by
Larry and the family will reside
at 2711 Upton Ave. North, Minnea
polis.
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EWING—The American legior
auxiliary held an election of offi
cers Thursday at the regular meet
ing at the Legion club.
Elected were: Mrs Eula Ep
penbach, secretary; Mrs. R. H
Shain. reelected treasurer; Mrs
Floyd Lee, vice-president.
. There were no candidates for
the presidency. Mrs. Alfred Na
pier, president, was not a candi
date for reelection. Mrs. Wayne
Shrader is the retiring secretary.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Napier and Mrs. Shradert
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Inman Couple
To Washington—
INMAN -Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Halstead left by train Sunday,
June 15 from Grand Island for
Washington state where they will
visit Mr. Halstead’s twin brother,
Fred and his family at Kennewick,
also cousins at Yakima.
They will also visit many other
points of interest.
They were taken by Hershal
Halstead, Shirley and Charlotte to
Grand Island.
They plan to make an extended
visit.
MAKKIAUE LICENSER
Ronald R. Park, 22, of Page
and Constance Lee Lydon, 20, ol
Ewing on Friday, June 13.
Robert H. Lieswald, 24 , of
Chambers and Lorraine Farrier,
21, of Chambers on Friday, June
13.
Roland E. Everett, 22, of At
kinson and Nancy Lee Watson, 20,
of Amelia on Monday, June 16.
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O’Neill News
Miss Lynn McCarthy spent the
week of June 8th in Lincoln at
tending the 4-H club week award
ed her by the Omaha Chamber of
Commerce. The 4-H members,
numbering over 340, spent Friday,
June 13th, in Omaha where a ban
quet was given in their honor at
the stock exchange building that
evening. fourteen of this group
were presented with a "Certifi
cate of Merit” awarded by Mel
Hansen. Miss McCarthy was one
of the recipients.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
W. D Melena and Mrs. C. E. Me
lena were Mr and Mrs. Paul Hoff
man of Battle Creek, Mr. and
Mrs. Max Marshall of Verdigre
and Otto Kreycik of Niobrara.
Rev. and Mrs. Glenn Kennicott
left Monday for a vacation on the
West coast. Accompanying them
were his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Kennicott of Johnstown.
They will celebrate their golden
wedding anniversary at the home
of his sister, Mr. and Mrs. M,
H. Smith at Alhambra, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Austin and
sons of Sidney arrived Friday to
spend two weeks with her moth
er, Mrs. James Kelly, and his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Austin at Plainview.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Connors
and family of Greeley visited
from Saturday until Monday with
her mother, Mrs. M. J. Wallace,
and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John Laska vis
ited over the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis No
wak at Fullerton. They were Sun
day dinner guests of his sister
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Da
niel Shotkoski of Fullerton, and
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Laska of Silver Creek.
They brought their niece, Ther
esa, of Silver Creek home with
them.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Berner and
Suzanne were weekend guests of
his mother, Mrs. Clara Berner,
at Norfolk.
Mrs. Rosa Chesak of Spencer
was a Monday and Tuesday
guest of Mrs. Rosa Bowers.
Mrs. F. S. Brittell and girls
spent the week visiting her
daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Femau, at Valentine.
Mr. and Mrs. Claussen spent
Saturday in Butte. ^
Mrs. Robert Greenfield and
children of Stuart were Saturday
until Monday guests of Mrs.
Abbie Coker.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schilousky,
sr., and son and Mr. and Mrs.
Hans Peterson made a business
trip to O’Neill Monday morning.
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Page News
Mrs. Herbert Steinberg was
Tuesday afternoon hostess to the
members of the HOA ciub for an
informal gathering of fancy-work
and visiting. Mesdames Elsie
Cork, Robert Van Horn and Jer
ome Ruther were guests. Mrs.
William Wattermann will be the
June 24 hostess.
The Methodist district intermed
iate camp at the Ponca state park
will open Monday and continue
through Saturday. Rev. Lisle
Mewntaw will be a counsellor for
the camp's activities.
Mrs. Herbert Steinberg was
Wednesday. June 11, hostess to the
members of the Bid or Bye bridge
club. Mrs. Calvin Harvey was a
guest. Mrs. Cordes Walker held
high score and Mrs. Frank Cronk
was low point scorer. Mrs. Ger
ald Lamason will be the June 25
hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stevison of
Lincoln were weekend visitors in
the Alton Braddock home. Mrs.
Braddock returned home with
them.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Copes and
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Harvey and
sons were Sunday guests of Mrs.
Hester Edmisten.
Pete Nissen was honored at a
father's day picnic Sunday at the
Page park. Those in attendance
were Mrs. Laurence Haynes and
children of O’Neill, Mr. and Mrs.
George Luebers and family of
Osmond, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nis
sen and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Freemyer and Susan.
Clayton Messner and daughter,
Elita, of O’Neill, were Sunday
visitors in the Soren Sorensen,
sr., home.
Mr. and Mrs. Soren Sorensen,
jr., and daughters were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. William
Sorensen.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Asher of
Kasson, Minn., were weekend
guests of Mrs. Frieda Asher. On
Sunday they and Mrs. Asher and
the Ben Asher family were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stew
art. They left Monday for their
home.
Mr. and Mrs. David Farnsworth
of Los Vegas, Nev., arrived Wed
nesday, June 11, for a visit with
his brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. Farnsworth. The
two couples went to Norfolk Mon
day to visit Angus Palmer, an old
friend, who was taken to Omaha
Tuesday for hospitalization. Tues
day morning Mr. and Mrs. David
Farnsworth left for Omaha and
Lincoln where they will visit his
sisters, Miss Minnie Farnsworth
and Mrs. Salina Malmsten and
proceed to the Hot Springs in Ark.
for a time before their trip to New
York City where they will visit a
daughter and celebrate their gol
den wedding anniversary Aug
ust 23.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tegler and
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Held were
Gavin's Point visitors Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Gunnerson
of Denver, Colo., were guests the
past week at the L. F. Knudsen
home. Mrs. Schrum, mother of
Mrs. Gunnerso and Mrs. Knudsen,
who had been a guest here the
past month, accompanied them to
Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Troshynski
joined Mr. and Mrs. George Pon
gratz and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Pongratz and family of O'Neill,
Mr. and Mrs. Art Givens and fam
ily and Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Kraemer and family, all of Stuart,
were guests at the Harold Kraem
eh home near Stuart for a father’s
day dinner Sunday.
Bob Frel of Hershey was a
weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Merwyn French, sr.. Miss Bette
accompanied him home for a
short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Merwyn French
entertained the following guests at
a fishfry at their picnic tables
Sunday: Mrs. Louie Heiss, Mr.
and Mrs. Merwyn French and
daughters, and Bob Frels of Her
shey.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Finley were
Sunday visitors in the home of the
former’s brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Finley near
Clearwater.
Mr. Archie Treadway of Yukon,
Okla., was a weekend visitor in
the home of Mrs. Jennie and Miss
Alice French at O’Neill. Mrs.
Treadway, who had been a guest
for some time, accompanied him
home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Matschullat
and children were Lincoln visitors
over the weekend in the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
I Harrison.
Saturday night. June 14 guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Don Park and Donelle were Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Halstead of In
man and Hershal Halstead. Shir
ley and Charlotte of Atkinson.
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY (O'Neill)
Admissions: June 11—Mrs. Ken
neth Caskey of Orchard. Mrs. Her
bert Stevens of Page, C. E. Melena
of O’Neill. 12 Mrs. Louis Zastrow
of O’Neill, Mrs. Edward J. Boyle
of O’Neill, Mrs. Rollie Snell of
Page. 13—Thomas Lambert of
Chambers. lA-Jerome A. Spittler
of O'Neill, Mrs. Oswald Babutzke
of O'Neill. 15—Mrs. Lewis Pierson
of O'Neill 16—Mrs. George Laney ,
of O’Neill. 17—Mrs. Arthur C.
Walters of Chambers. Mrs. C. O.
Knoell of Bartlett.
Dismissals: June 11—Mrs. Her
1)0rt Kaiser of O’Neill. 12 Arthur
Berger of O’Neill, Jerry Jurgens
meier of O’Neill. 13—Miss Theresa
Finley of O'Neill, William Gatz of
O’Neill. 14—Mrs. Mary Lou Hoerle
of Chambers. Mrs. Louis Zastrow
of O’Neill. 15- Mrs. Edward J.
Boyle of O'Neill, Mrs. Kenneth
Caskey of Orchard, Jerome A.
Spittler of O'Neill. 16—Thomas D.
Lambert of Chambers, Mrs. Her
bert Stevens of Page. 17—Mrs.
Rollie Snell of Page.
Still hospitalized: Garrett Janz
ing of Emmet, Mrs. Lewis Pier
son of O’Neill. Mrs. C. O. Knoell
of Bartlett, Mrs. Bertha Reed of
Page, Mrs. Oswald Babutzke of
O’Neill, Mrs. Alice Eidenmiller of
O’Neill, FVank Vandelinde of Na-}
per, C. E. Melena of O’Neill, Mrs.
Arthur Walters of Chambers, Mrs. j
George Laney of O’Neill.
SACRED HEART (Lynch)
Dismissed: Darrell Bentz of
Fairfax, Mrs. Ivan Johnson of
Lynch, Mrs. Janettie Nelson of
Center, Mrs. Edgar Danielson of
Bristow, Miss Harlene Holz of
Lynch, Mrs. Agnes Rittel of Butte,
Shelley Klasna of Spencer, Mrs.
Larry Bowers of Bristow, Gary
Salmen of Fairfax, Baby Patricia
Loock of Spencer, Mrs. Wayne !
Cigek of Spencer, Mrs. Harold |
Wiekersham of Lynch, Miss Joann i
Fuhrer of Naper, Miss Carolyn
Ross of Spencer, Mrs. Don Simp- j
son and baby of Monowi, Tom !
Thomsen of Anoka, Ix>wie Christ
ensen of Lynch, Mrs. Delbert
Wade and baby of Lynch.
Hospitalized: Mrs. Mary Clas
sen of Spencer, Joe Fiala of Spen
cer, George Filsinger of Spencer,
B. J. Gall of Fairfax, Mrs. E. M.
Guthmiller of Anoka, Galen Lee
of Fairfax, Emil Luth of Butte,
Mrs. Barbara Rihanek of Lynch,
Mrs. Martha Wells of Spencer,
Mrs. Agnes Safar of Lake Andes. I
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ATKINSON MEMORIAL
Admitted: June 9—John Ander
son of Atkinson, medical: Mrs.
Lowell Partridge of Chambers,
ol«tetrical; Mrs Felix Laible of
Stuart, medical. Id Mrs. Guy
Cadwallader of Stuart, medical;
Mrs Maude Hansen of Atkinson,
medical; Mrs. Albert Spann of
Atkinson, surgical; Charles Ohde
of Atkinson. medical; Terrance
Helmer of O'Neill, surgical. 12—
Rita Murphy of Stuart, surgical;
Roy Griffin of Atkinson, medical.
13— Henry Hamik of Stuart, med
ical; Mrs. Bertha Thompson of
Atkinson, medical. 14 -Mrs. I Van
Prewitt of Atkinson, obstetrical: j
Ricky Laible of Stuart, surgical.
15—Clement Olberding of Stuart,
medical. 16 Janet Verzal of At
kinson, medical; Mrs. Vernon
Tielke of Atkinson, medical.
Dismissed: June 9—Mrs Clar
ence Grof of Atkinson, medical;
10—Mrs. Felix laible of Stuart,
medical; Mrs. Vcre Kaplan of
Stuart, medical, 'll — Mrs Frank
Mohr of Atkinson, medical 12
Mrs. Guy Cadwallader of Stuart,
medical; Mrs. Gary I^ech and
son of Stuart. June 13 -Rita
Murphy of Stuart; Mrs. Bill Se
ger of Atkinson. 14 Roy Griffin
of Atkinson: Mrs. Lowell Part
ridge of Chambers; Ricky laible
of O’Neill. 15 Henry Hamik of
Stuart. 16- Mrs. Darel Bright of
Atkinson.
Hospitalized: Terrance llehner
of O'Neill, Mrs. Bertha Thomp
son of Atkinson, Mrs. AUiert
Spann of Atkinson, C. Olberding
of Stuart, Charles Ohde of At
kinson, Mrs. Maude Hanson of
Atkinson, Mrs. Dean Prewitt and
daughter of Atkinson, Mrs. Vern
on Tielke of Atkinson, Janet Ei
leen Verzal of Atkinson, Lois
Ann Bright of Atkinson.
LCNDREKC MEMORIAL
(Creighton)
Admitted: Mrs. George Lam
bert of Creighton, Ed Hladik of
Creighton, Michael Crosley of
Niobrara, Mrs. Henry Collen of
Creighton, Howard Keck of
Creighton, Gus Dryak of Verdel,
Joe Zeman of Verdigre, Richard
Stark of Niobrara, Mrs. Donald
Newton of Bloomfield
Dismissed; Mrs. Jay Eberly
and daughter of Niobrara, Galen
Hasenpflug of Creighton, Dennis
Hasenpflug of Creighton, Mrs.
Clarence Greckel and daughter
of Bloomfield, Mrs. George Lam
bert of Creighton, Michael Cros
ley of Niobrara, Mrs. Rachel Aiv
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Inman News
Saturday, June 14, dinner guests
at Leonard Halstead home at In
man were Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Halstead. Doris, Alice and Bill of
Redbird and Mrs. Donald Park and
Donelle of Page.
Sunday, June 15 visitors at the
Dale Lines home at Inman were
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Paik, Mr.
ami Mrs. ixm Park and Donelle
of Page.
Harvey A. Tompkins and 1 .in
die drove to York Monday, June
9, where they attended the first
sessions of the Nebraska Annual
Conference of the Methodist
church. They returned homo
Tuesday evening, June 17. On
Thursday morning, Mr. ami Mrs.
Tompkins drove to York to attend
the final two days of the confer
ence session. Mr. Tompkins, who
ference session Fbhki atFIY cCm
is Executive secretary of the con
ference board of trustees, pre
sented the report of the board to
the annual conference Friday mor
ning. Harvey and I»is spent
Thursday night in the home of
Mrs. Cora Caldwell and they re
lumed home Friday afternoon.
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