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about the urea.—The Frontier Photo.
Hospital Notes
ST, ANTHONY’S (O’Neill)
Admissions: August 13 Mrs
Francis Holz of O'Neill, Mrs. Cora
Alder of Lynch; 14 Ray Hoffman
of Chnmlw’rs: 16 Mrs. John Janz
ing of O’Neill, Mrs Charles Boyle
of O'Neill, Janet Anson of Page,
Raymond Walnofer of Page.
Mrs. Edward Shaw of Orchard!
Eugene Clark of Inman; 16—Fay
Doty of O’Neill, Mrs. Mollie Pet
ersen of Spencer, Floyd Keyes of
Inman, Harold Parks of Ewing
Mrs John J. Vitt of O'Neill, Terry
Beckwith of O’Neill; 17—Steven
Strul>e of O'Neill, Mrs. William
Spence of O'Neill, Itelores Vinz
enz of Atkinson; 18 Mrs. Elven
Hamilton of Ewing, Charlie Ost
ler of Arlington, John Fiala of
Spencer, Mrs. James Friedel of
Stuart, Gary Riffey of O’Neill,
Vigo Christensen of Monowi, Mrs.
Willard Solfermoser of O’Neill;
19 Roy Lowry of O’Neill, Dan
Trowbridge of Page; 20 — Mrs.
Thomas Slattery of O’Neill, Lee
Menke of O’Neill.
Dismissals August 13- Maurice
Grutsch of O’Neill, Mrs. Esther
Morgan of O'Neill, Mrs. Frank
McKenny of O’Neill, Baby Girl
McKenny of O'Neill, Miss Mary,
Carney of O’Neill; 14 Mrs. Larry
Fernau of O’Neill, Baby Girl Fer
nau of O'Neill; 16- Mrs. Arthur
Boettcher of Spencer, Baby Girl
Boettcher of Spencer, Janet An
son of Page; 16 Mrs. Keith Oat
man of Si>eneer. Baby Boy Oat
man of Sj>encer, Mrs. Leo Van
dersnick of Ewing, John Zum
brum of Page, Mrs. Francis Holz
of O’Neill; 17 Harold Parks of
Ewing, Mrs. Thomas Slattery of
O’Neill, Mrs. Elvera J. Smith of
O’Neill; 18 — Sharon Daniels of
Ewing, Mrs. Wilma Daniels of
Ewing; Mrs. John Janzing of O’
Neill, Baby Girl Janzing of O'
Neill; Raymond Walnofer of
Page; 19- Steven St rube of O’
Neill, Mrs. William Spence of O’
Neill, Mrs. Hubert Kohle of Stu
art, Vigo Christensen of Monowi,
Terry Beckwith of O’Neill; 20
Charlie Ostler of Arlington, Ray
Hoffman of Chamliers, Gary Rif
fey of O'Neill, Delores Vinzenz
of* Atkinson, Mrs. James Friedel
of Stuart, Fay H. Doty of O’Neill,
Danny Trowbridge of Page.
Hospitalized: Garrett Janzing
of O'Neill, Frank H. Murray of
O’Neill, Roy Lowry of O’Neill,
Mrs. John ’ Vitt of O’Neill, Mrs.
Charles Boyle of O’Neill, James
C. Parker of O’Neill, Mrs. Edward
Shaw of Orchard, Eugene Clark
of Inman, Mrs. Elven Hamilton of
Ewing, Thomas Schoberg of O’
Neill, Mrs. Thomas Slattery of
O’Neill, Mrs. Willard Solfermoser
of O’Neill, Mrs. C. A. VanValk
enberg of Ewing, Floyd Keyes of
Inman, Mrs. Alfons Liewer of
Butte, Peter Nissen of Page, John
A. Fiala of Spencer, Mrs. Cora
G. Alder of Lynch. Mrs. Mollie
Petersen of Spencer, Ambrose1
Biglin of O’Neill, Lee Menke of
rvMoin
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
Admitted: August 11 — Mrs.
Gary Lech of Atkinson, surgical;'
Lon Ann Lech of Atkinson, medi
cal; 13 Mrs. Howard Dowling of
Atkinson; 14—Frank Jungman of
Atkinson, medical; Mrs. Nellie
O'Donnell of Atkinson, medical;
Mrs, Clarence Grof of Atkinson,
medical; 15—Mrs. Paul Warnke of
Anoka, obstetrical; Mrs Elmer
Allyn of Stuart, medical; 16—
Mrs. William Raymer of Atkinson
obstetrical; 17- -James Humpal of
Atkinson, medical; Mrs. Harold
Vrooman of Atkinson, surgical
obstetrical; Mrs. Charles Shane of
Atkinson, obstetrical; Carol Pam
ero of O’Neill, surgical.
Dismissed: August 11: Wilmer
McConnell of Atkinson; Mrs. Ben
Schmit and daughter of Atkinson;
12—Mrs. Clarence Grof of Atkin
son; 12- Mrs. Dale Gilbert of
Ponton Insurance
Insurance of All Kinds
and Bonds
FLORENCE PONTON, Prop.
Phone 106 Golden Bldg.
Paul Shierk
INSURANCE AGENCY
O'NEILL, NEBK
Insurance of All
Kinds
Loaded Truck Fails
to Make Corner
John L. Hohbs, 18 of Omaha
was driver of a 1947 Reo truck
loaded with crated army surplus
vehicle parts. At 10:20 am.,
Thursday at the O'Neill Drive-In
theater corner, the Hobbs ve
hicle failed to make the corner
and overturned.
Hobbs told authorities he W’as
traveling at about 45 mph when
he came upon the warning sign.
He stated that he shifted into a
lower gear and applied the
brakes. The load shifted. Hohbs
said, and caused the upset.
The warning sign advises mo
torists the maximum speed of the
curve is 30 mph.
A one-car accident occurred
Monday at the intersection of
Madison and Williams sts., in
which Gary Elsberry, driver,
failed to make the turn. The front
spring of his vehicle broke. No
one was injured.
A collision between a car and
truck took place Monday on East
Douglas street in front of the
Shelhamer Equipment building.
The car was driven by Clarence
Ross of O'Neill and the truck by
Claude Walter Smith of Kremlin,
Okla. Smith was charged with
reckless driving and was fined
$24 and $5 costs in justice court
The accident happened about 8:40
p.m.
Hurts Neck In
Auto Mishap—
PAGE Alvin Heese, Holt coun
ty service officer, is wearing a
partial neck cast. He was hurt
about 1:20 p.m., Saturday while I
driving eastbound at a point lMt
miles north of Page and IV4 miles
east. His machine struck a calf
in the road and the calf had to
be killed, having sustained a brok
en leg.
Riding with Heese were his
daughter, Karen, 11. whose head
cracked the windshield, and Da
vid Beickler, 6, Ileese’s nephew.
The boy hurt his nose.
Stuart; Mrs. Lewis Kliment and
daughter of Atkinson; 14—Mrs.
Vernon Berry of Amelia; 16—Mrs.
Elmer Allyn of Stuart; Mrs.
Howard Dowling of Atkinson.
Hospitalized: Frank Jungman of
Atkinson, Lou Ann Lech of Atkin
son, Mrs. Gertrude Kaup of
Stuart, Mrs. Nellie O’Donnell of
Atkinson, Mrs. Harold Vrooman of
Atkinson, Mrs Charles Shane and
daughter of Atkinson, Mrs. Will
iam Raymer and daughter of At
kinsin, Mrs. William Possneeker
of Atkinson, James Humpal of
Atkinson, Harold Domero of O’
Neill. Henry Stolte of Atkinson,
Mrs. Paul Wamke and daughter
of Anoka, Robert Cole of Emmet, ]
Lois Ann Bright of Atkinson.
SACRED HEART (Lynch)
Hospitalized: Hugh Anderson of
Sriencer, Mrs Mary Classen of i
Spencer, Mrs. Carl Gnewuch of I
Norfolk, Clayton Klasna of Spen
cer. Emil Luth of Butte, Baby
McAllister of Naper, Emil Micanek j
of Lynch, Mrs. Josie Scheinost of
Spencer, Mrs. Wilbur Reiser and j
baby of Spencer, Mrs. Leo Sed
lacek and baby of White River,
S.D., Mrs. Frank Thomson and
baby of Lynch, Mrs. Emma
Quest of Naper, Edd Weber of
Butte, Mrs. Mary Wesely of Butte.
Dismissed: Claus Sieh of Nap
er, Miss Sharon Holmberg of
Bristow, Mrs. Darrel Ludemann
and baby of Butte, Mrs. John
Quest of Naper, Mrs. Frank Cran
ford of Lynch, Mrs. Donald Bald
win of Bonesteel. S.D., Miss Mary
Ross of O’Neill, Mrs James Mil
lard and baby of O’Neill. Joe Bos
ka of Lynch, Stephen Cheuvrant
of Butte, Albert Nemec of Spen
cer.
LCNDBERG MEMORIAL
(Creighton)
Admitted: Arnold Sutter of
Creighton, Oliver Fitch of Nio
brara, Hans Bohren of Winne
toon, Mrs. Dale Wamberg of
Moorhead, la., Mrs. Walter Fuel
berth of Creighton. Mrs Fred
Frank of Verdigre, Sherman Col
glazier of Shubert, Mrs. Bruce
Murray of Creighton.
Dismissed: Gary Douglas Camp
lin of Kearney, Mrs. Norman Hil
fiker and daughter of Bloomfield,
Elva Randa of Niobrara, (trans
ferred to Nelight, Mrs. Joe For
man and daughter of Verdigre,
Carl Hvgaard of Creighton, Mrs.
Dale Wamberg and son of Moor
head, la. Sherman Colglazlier of
Shubert. _
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Substantial Increase Coining
We’ll have more than 300 lattle today (Thursday) at our j
sale Consigned In advance have been several bunches of yearl
ings and calves. There are several very good consignments of
light cattle moving. You who’ll be having cattle to sel shoml
see us in advance In order to Include your offering in our ad- j
vertislng.
There'll be 150-300 feeder pigs today.
O’NEILL LIVESTOCK MARKET
PHONE 2
Vern * Leigh Reynoldson
Shorty II, Angus
Steer, Is f hamp
(Continued from page 1»
her cow and calf breeding project.
The cow's name was Bozo and
it was her third trip to the Holt
fair.
James Melcher of Page was
runnerup tn the Angus breeding
heifers. Glenn Miller of O'Neill
won a purple ribbon in the Angus
class; Nick Hammerlun of O'
Neill earned a purple ribbon for
his reserve champion stocker
i feeder calf- an Angus.
Purple ribbons went to Evan
Grubb of Chambers, Hereford
steer, and Venita White of Arne
1 lia. Hereford steer, for their stock
I er-feeder calf entries.
(Complete results will be tabu
lated anil published next issue1.
Demonstration and judging re
suits, based on a record S6D en
tries, follow:
DEMONSTRATIONS
Agriculture
eurple Gary Pick of Inman
Robert Ruther of Inman: blue —
Jerry Homolka of Chambers, Dir
en Blake of Chambers, Larry
Dawes of O'Neill; red Curtis
Peacock of O'Neill. Marvin Dawes
of O'Neill, Jack Gilg of Atkinson
Larry Judge of Atkinson: white
Faye Shearer of Swing. Larry
Beck of Atkinson.
Hume Economics
Purple Ruth Ann Walker ol
O'Neill. Joan Pease of O'Neill.
Lynn McCarthy of O'Neill, Nancy
Wray of O'Neill; blue — Elaine
Krugrnan of O'Neill. Christine
Herley of O'Neill, Diane Giilespii
i of O'Neill, Judy Smith of Cham
I bers, Judy Thomson of Cham
bers, Marlene Beck of Atkinson.
Catherine Schmidt of Atkinson:
red Judy Heed of Chambers;
Karen Farrier of Chambers, Faye
' *jr*.ou o. Amelia Shiriev Green
iot Amelin, Marie Gdg of Atninson
Patty Bonenberger of Atkinson;
white Betty Hies of Atkinson, Earl
Miller of Atkinson.
nm.ixo
Clothing, Senior Division
Donna Crumly of Page, first;
Barbara Wayman of O'Neill, sec
ond; Patty Grubb of Chambers,
third.
Clothing, Junior IN vision
Patty Hand of O'Neill, first; Pa
tricia Wilson of O'Neill, second;
Cheryl Graves of O'Neill, third.
FOOD
Sonlor Division
' Connie Brockman of Emmet,
fust; Ruth Ann Hansen of Inman
second: Barbara Wayman of O'
Neill, third
d\ik\ jn)tii\(i
Win Crumly of Page, fust:
John Crumly of Page, second;
Keith Krugman of O'Neill, third
LA ESTCK k it d<.i\«,
Roseann Blake of Chambers,
first; Eddie Krugman of O'Neill,
, second: Rexford Carson or Red
bird, third.
JIMOK FOOD .It DOING
Dianne Gillespie of O'Neill,
fi”st; Linda Bonenberger of At
kinson. second; Christine Herley
of O'Neill, third.
Visits Brother —
Mrs. Mary Jenkins of Canon
City, Colo., visited from Wednes
day, August 6 to Tuesday, August
12 with Dr. and Mrs. L. A Carter
She is a sister of Doctor Carter.
Xnpcar on Cartoon
T\ Shim —
Three O’Neill children appear
'd on “CartoonviUe" over KMT\’.
s 'u.\ City, Monday at 5 p.m. De
lores. Stanley and Mary Spang
ler visited Mr. and Sirs Bill
Eft ickhauae and Michael in Sioux
City and also were on the pro
ram They art' the children of
Mr and Mrs. Walter Spangler.
Mrs. Rroekhause and Michael
returned to O’Neill to visit for a
week
Receive*. Veil—
Miss Eleanor Hoehne, daugh
ter of Mr anti Mrs. A. J. O'Don
nell, received her white veil in
the Mercy order Sunday, August.
1 The ceremony took place in
Omaha. Miss Hoehne received the
name. Sr M Kenneth ITtose at
tending the rites besides her par
! ents were iter sister. Miss Rita
, Claire Hoehne, and Mr. and Mrs
Raymond Riehards and Jerry irf
Emmet.
TO PARATROOPS
EWING Robert Welke. Gene
Sisson and IVlbert Carl, all grad
uates of Ewing high school, class
of 1958. have enlisted in the army
paratroopers. They will leave
| Monday next week, to commence
, basic training at Et Carson, Colo.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry l^as of
Omaha arrived Tuesday to visit
her mother, Mrs, Elizabeth Ven
teicher, for a few days.
. . . PLUS . . .
TOP VALUE
STAMPS
) Prices effective T hursday
through Saturday, August
21 to 23
Friendly, Courteous Service
Plenty of Parking
GOLDEN IU PE —
U. S. No. 1 Bartlett — BjUlHIlflS 2 M)$. 29c
RED OR WHITE
SPUDS
10 lbs.-25c
GUARANTEED IUI'E
Watermelons
1 FRESH FROZEN R.S.P. SUGAR ADDED — I FRESH FROZEN K
r 25 lb $/i 7D s,rawberries i
l^l ^ CAN". «• - $4 ® (
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