Htx-Ul Security Payment*
Mft.400 Monthly—
A representative of the Norfolk
social security office will be in
the assembly room basement of
the Holt county courthouse in O'
Neill from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m, to
day * Thursday >. Self-employed ap
plicants should brim? extra cop
ies of their 1956 and 1957 tax re
turns, receipts showing that the
self-employment tax is paid, and
proof of age.
The representative will be vis
iting the Boyd county courthouse
at Butte from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Friday, August 15.
Monthly old-age, survivors and
disability benefits are being paid
to 944 beneficiaries in Holt coun
ty at the rate of $45,400 per
month, according to Clifford Kit
telson, manager of the Norfolk
office.
Payments to insured benefici
aries nationally average $65 a
month. Additional payments go
to their dependents such as wives,
widows, children under 18, dis
abled children, and parents. Dis
abled persons between 50 and 65
receive an average of $72 month
ly
T ■ —
Joins Junior Angus
Association—
Mike Troshynski, jr., 16, has
been awarded a junior member
ship in the American Angus as
sociation at St, Joseph, Mo.
His new junior meml>ership,
issued during July, enables him
to register his purebred Angus at
regular membership rates and
entitles him to privileges of the
association until he reaches the
age of 21. At that time tie will be
eligible to convert to a lifetime
memfiership in the association.
Mike was one of 70 young peo
ple in the United States granted
junior memberships last month.
O’Neill News
Mr. and Mrs. George Peterson
of Grand Island arrived Wednes
day to visit her parents. Mr and
Mrs. Francis Clark.
Miss Marilyn Beha, an X-ray
technician at Fond du Lac, Wise.,
arrived Friday to spend her two
week’s vacation with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beha.
Mrs. Lyle Schleusener of Orchard
was a visitor of Mr and Mrs.
Joe Sivesind Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schmit and
family went to Nenzel to visit his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sch
mit, until Sunday.
Monuments of lasting beauty
blade by skilled craftsmen of the
•I. F. Bloom Co. . . . monuments
from the factory to the con
sumer.—Emmet Crabb, O’Neill.
Miss Mary Ryan and Bonnie
Waldo spent Monday in Yankton,
S.D.
Ronal Brooks, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Brooks, joined the air
force and departed Wednesday
for Sioux Falls, S.D. He does not
know where he will lie stationed
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Carroll attend
ed the races in Columbus.
"I
Look What Is Coming!
BASEBALL Played on
DONKEYS!
O’Neill — Sunday, Aug. 17th
Starting H p. m.
1 I Burros for Players to Ride
ADDED ATTRACTIONS: 4 monkeys, red foxes, trained bear,
3 baby burros (children’s rides FREE before and after the
game) ... see family of monkeys . . . sponsored by O’Neill
Baseball Club.
ADMISSION: Adults—50c ; Children—25c
Children under 8 free if with parents
wi
Lynch News
Mr and Mrs. Edward Streit
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Court
ney are visiting at the Leonard
Streit home in Wichita, Kans The
Edward Streit children are stay
ing at the Lorie Mieanek home
while their parents are away.
Mrs. Beryl Moody and Mrs.
Lorie Mieanek spent Friday with
their sister, Mrs Henry Vonasek.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kayl and
Miss Anna Kayl of Norfolk and
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schenzel of
O'Neill visited at the Frank Weed
er home Sunday.
Sheriff and Mrs. Claude Collins
of Butte attended the Elizabeth
Peklo funeral here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schmit of
O’Neill were Lynch visitors Fri
day.
Russell Birmeier is assisting
with threshing at Eldon Sedivy's
in Holt county this week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L Haselhorst
visited Melvin Haselhorst in O'
Neill Thursday.
Mrs. Barney Rohde of Cedar
Bluffs spent the week visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Verna Bayne, at Gross,
They both called on Mrs. Edmund
Rohde Monday afternoon.
Wednesday evening, August 6
Mrs William Stouffer planned a
birthday anniversary surprise
party for her brother, Lloyd Spen
cer, bringing ice cream and cake.
Those present, besides Mr. and
j Mrs. Lloyd Spencer, were: Mrs,
I Gladys Spencer, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Stouf
fer anil the Scott Gray family.
E 1 v in Higgins of Tacoma,
Wash , and Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Higgins of Niobrara were Wednes
day, August 6, dinner guests at
the Floyd France home. Mrs.
Jerry Sixta, Mrs. Geraldine Spelts.
Mrs. Eunice Teadtke and Sharon
came to spend the afternoon
with them. It has been 20 years
since Elvin Higgins has been back
in Lynch.
Mrs. Hannah Streit and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Courtney went to
O'Neill on Friday, having received
worn mat Mrs. sirens nromer,
John Underwood, died during the
night at his home in O'Neill.
Leon Birmeier left for O’Neill
Wedneday, August 6, to go to
Lackland airforce base to enter the
sen ire there. His parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jake Birmeier, motored
10 O'Neill with him.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Darnell of
Omaha are visiting here this week.
Mrs. Etta Bennett of Naper is
visiting at the Harold Bennett
home.
Janie Schindler left for her
home in Missoula, Mont., the
[ first of the week. She had been
I staying at the Herman Heiser
home.
Mrs. Claire Van Hove and
daughters, Delores and Goldie,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Anton VVasa
tke, Tuesday, August 5.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hoffman
and Kay of Norfolk visited at the
Frank Weeder home last week.
They also visited relatives in
Spencer.
Ray Moran of Presho, S.D., and
Mrs. Theresa Quinlin of Rapid
City, S.D., visited their sister,
Mrs. Kate Hubby, who was crit
ically ill at the Sacred Heart hos
pital. She died Saturday. They
also called on Mr. and Mrs. Anton
Wasatko on Sunday evening.
Marlene Streit, Margene Weed
er, Marjean Birmeier, Mary Jo
Stenger, and Glenna Courtney
spent several days in Norfolk last
week. They all returned home
Wednesday, August 6, except
Glenna who went to Gracevilie,
Minn., where she visited for sev
eral days. Jake Birmeiers took
the girls to Norfolk on Sunday
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weeder
went after them on Wednesday.
Mrs. Clyde McKenzie and Con
nie Bowl by returned home from a
months vacation trip through
western states.
Mrs. Wallace Moffett and Mrs.
Don Johnson spent Monday after
noon August 4, with Mrs. Clarence
Kolund.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Koplin vis
ited at the Guy Keller home last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Nordby Larsen of
Phoenix, Ariz., brought the lat
ter's mother, Mrs. Rose Kriz, to
her home here. Mrs. Kriz has
spent several weeks with the Lar
sens in Phoenix.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kolund
and family returned to their home
in Riverdale, N.D., Saturday after
visiting at the Clarence Kolund
home tne past three days.
Mrs. Jerry Sixta and Elvin Hig
gins left for Minnesota where
mey will meet Mrs. Elvin Hig
gins and Mr. and Mrs. Higgins
will return to their home in Tac
oma, Wash. Mrs. Higgins visited
her people in Minnesota while El
vin visited his people here the
past week.
Larry Koenig of Wisner spent
last week at the Frank Weeder
home.
Mrs. Dena Duff and two daugh
ters of Scottsbluff visited rela
tives here the past 10 days.
Mrs. Inger Levi is staying with
j her daugnter, Mrs. Esther Davy
in Norfolk this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kaasa and
Gaylene returned home Monday
from a two weeks vacation trip.
Mrs. Eunice Teadtke and Shar
on, ivirs. jcny ■*-*****'
Higgins spent Wednesday eve
ning at the Wallace Courtney
home. The group all gathered
at the Eunice Teadtke farm home
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Farran of
Custer, S.D., spent Wednesday,
August 6, at the Leslie Stewart
home.
Sunday, August 10, Mr. and
Mrs. Edmund Rohde motored to
Burke, S D., and spent the day at
the Clarence Potter home.
DANCE
Ash Grove Hall
Sun., Aug. 17
MUSIC BY:
The Dixie Five
Admission: 75c
Sets Wedding Date
Saturday, August 30, has been
set for the date of marriage of
Miss Jerianne Kline (above',
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vance
G. Kline, 1725 Leewood st., West
Covina. Calif., and Donald C.
lillywhite, 936 Sharonlee drive.
West Covina. Miss Kline is a
graduate of West Covina high
school, class of i958. Mr. Lilly
white is a graduate of Cox ina
high, class of 1955 He is em
ployed by the engineering de
partment of General Telephone
company at Pomona, Calif. The
bride-elect's grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Hancock of
I.os Angeles. Calif., formerly of
O'Neill, and V. G. Kline of South
San Gabriel. Calif., formerly of
h'w'ng. The wedding will take
place at 2 p.m., at St. Christo
pher Catholic church, West Co
1 vina.
0 Neill News
Mr. and Mrs. Don Dailey and
family of Winner, S.D.. Sunday
visited their uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. W. P. Dailey.
Mr. and Mrs James Storms of
Winner, S.D., visited friends here
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rynold Cimfel and
children left Tuesday for a trip
through Yellowstone national
park.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Davis
entertained at a picnic Wednes
day evening, August 6. Guests
were: Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rus
sell and Sue of Kent, Wash.; Mr.
and Mrs. R. S. Kuyhek of Ro
chester, Minn.; Mrs Floy Bailey
if Long Beach. Calif.; Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Davis, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard I >a\ is. Mrs. Polly Davis,
all of Atkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tennis and
Shar in and Marge Marcellus re
turned Monday, August 4, from a
five-day stay and tour of the
Black Hills.
F.inda and Lloyd Brooks re
turned Sunday from a vacation
spent with relatives in Lake An
des, S.D.
Mrs. Lawrence O'Malley and
son, Leo, were Sunday guests of
her sister, Mrs. Edna Coyne.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Davis and
son, Keith of Stuttgart, Germany,
arrived Saturday and are visiting
her mother, Mrs Austa Crabb. Mr.
Davis was in the army in Ger
many for two years.
Co-Owner of Market
Dies at Her Home
Elizabeth Peklo, 51,
Rites at Lynch
LYNCH Funeral, services for
Miss Elizabeth Mary Peklo. 51, a
Lynch businesswoman, were con
ducted at 10 a m., Saturday, Aug
ust 9. at Assumption Blessed Vir
gin Mary Catholic church Rev
Charles Kamber, church pastor,
officiated at requiem high mass.
Burial was in the family plot
in Assumption BVM cemetery un
der the direction of the Jones fu
neral home
Miss Peklo died of a heart at
tack Wednesday evening, August
6, at her home in Lynch. She had
been ill about a month but was
believed to be on the road to re
covery.
Pallbearers were Lyle King and
Jack Darnell, both of Omaha;
Roger Wolf, Donald Darnell,
Frank Vlean and Frederick King,
all of Lynch
Elizabeth Mary Peklo was Ixirn
to Emil Peklo and Barbora Kraus
Peklo October 27, 1907. at Lynch.
She was reared and educated here
and was graduated from Lynch
high school. After teaching school
one year, she became manager
and co-owner of the Peklo meat
market. Her father had been an
early merchant here and the
market has lieen in the family
many years.
She was a member of Assump
tion BVM church. Miss Peklo was
active in church, civic and social
affairs of the community.
Survivors include; Brothers —
Victor of Norfolk, Emil of Omaha
and Bernard of Lynch; sisters
Mrs. Helen Curie of San Diego,
Calif., and Miss Madlen Peklo, a
Lynch teacher.
REUNION SET
VENUS The 21st annual Grim
ton school reunion, including for
mer teachers and pupils and their j
families, will be held Sunday,
August 17.
Miss Charlotte McVay returned
Sunday from attending summer
school at Oklahoma State univer
sity in Stillwater. Okla.
Witte Family
to Vlbion—
CHAMBERS — Mr, and Mrs.
William Witte and family have
moved to Albion when' Mr Witte
will be coach and instructor in
industrial arts.
They have spent the summer at
the home of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs, Charles Busch, at Stanton
while Mr Witte has tveen attending
Wayne State Teachers college.
Mr. Witte has been coach at
Chambers the ivist four years.
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Mr and Mrs Lloyd OurraB and
son of Valley; Mr and Mrs Earl
Woods of Bayard; Mr and Mrs.
Jim Storm and (amity of Win
ner. S n„ and Susan Ellingsan of
O’Neill.
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