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VESELY- Mr. and Mrs. William
Vesely of Verdel, a daughter weigh
ing 9 pounds 13 ounces, horr
Thursday, Septemlier 25, at the
Sacred Heart hospital in Lynch.
EBSON- Mr and Mrs. Donald
Ebson of Verdel, a son, weighing
7 pounds 8 ounces, bom Saturday,
September 27, at the Sacred Heart
hospital in Lynch.
TIELKE Mr and Mrs Robert
Tielke of Atkinson, a daughter
Kimberly Marie, weighing £
pounds 9 ounces, bom Saturday
Septemlier 27, at the Atkinson Me
morial hospital.
HORN Mr. and Mrs Fred Horr
of Stuurt, a son, Peter Nathan
weighing 8 pounds 9 ounces, borr
Sunday, September 28, at the At
kinson Memorial hospital.
KNUTSON Mr. and Mrs. Or
ville Knutson of Niobrara, a son
weighing 6 pounds 8Va ounces, borr
Sunday, September 28, at the
Lundberg Memorial hospital ir
Creighton.
McCONNEIJ, Mr and Mrs
Jay McConnell of O'Neill, a son
Michael, weighing 8 pounds, 6 oun
ces, bom Friday, Septemlier 26 ai
Atkinson Memorial hospital.
MARSTON — Mr. and Mrs
Charles Marston of Lincoln, a son
Charles Richard, jr., weighing i
pounds, 4 ounces, born Monday,
September 22. The couple has twe
daughters, Deborah and Sherr
Jo. Mrs. Marston is the former
Waunita Anspach, daughter o]
Mr. and Mrs. Harden Anspach
Mr. Marston is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Marston ol
Dorsey.
ASHBAUGH Mr. and Mrs
Pulnh AGhleiiiorh r»f fVMoill n con
Edgar Allan, weighing 6 pounds
5>4 ounces, lx>m Sunday, Septem
her 28, at St. Anthony’s hospital
in O’Neill.
WISEMAN Mr and Mrs. El
mer Wiseman of Page, a son,
Merlin Reed, weighing 7 pounds
1-1 ounces, horn Monday, Septem
ber 29 at St. Anthony’s hospital
in O’Neill.
BECKWITH Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Beckwith of Page, a
daughter Jo Ellen, weighing 8
pounds m ounces, born Monday,
September 29. at St; Anthony’s hos
pital in O’Neill.
HOBBS Mr and Mrs William
Hobbs of Ewing, a daughter, Re
becca Rae, weighing 7 pounds 14
ounces, lx>m Thursday, Septem
ber 25, at St. Anthony’s hospital in
O'Neill
HERBERS Mr. and Mrs Mark
Herl>ers of O’Neill, a son, Michael
Anthony, weighing 7 pounds 14
ounces, bom Friday, September
26, at St. Anthony's hospital ir
O’Neill
SCHAFFER — Mr. and Mrs
Larry Schaffer of O’Neill, a daugh
ter. Elizabeth Ethel, weighing 4
pounds 9 ounces, born Thursday,
September 25, at St Anthony’s
hospital in O’Neill. This is the
couple’s second child and first
daughter. The maternal grandpar
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Guy C.
Cole and the paternal grandpar
ents are Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Schaf
fer all of O'Neill.
RAMM Mr, and Mrs. Eugene
Ramm of Stuart, a son, born Wed
nesday, October 1, at Atkinson
Memorial hospital.
NEAL Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Neal of Creighton, a daughter,
weighing 8 [xiunds 1 ounce, bom
Tuesday, September 30, at the
Lundt>erg Memorial hospital in
Creighton.
DEBACKER — Mr. and Mrs.
Danny De Backer of Columbus, a
daughter, weighing 7 pounds
ounces, born Sunday, September
21, at St Mary's hospital in Co
lumbus The De Backers are for
merly of O’Neill. They have two
other children.
ANDERSON Mr. and Mrs.
Doyle Anderson of Clearwater, a
son. bom Tuesday, September 23,
in Antelope Memorial hospital at
Neligh.
HENNAGIN Mr. and Mrs. A1
Hennagin of Portland, Ore., a
daughter, lx>rn Saturday, Septem
ber 22. Mrs. Hennagin is the for
mer Luree Ah art, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Abart of Em
met.
Weekend Guests—
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clouse of
Granite City, Mo., and Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Goff, also of Granite
City spent the weekend visiting
here with Mr. Clouse's brother,
Marvin Clouse, and family.
Double A Auctions
Atkinson Auction
Tuesday, September 30
Cattle receipts exceeded ex
pectations and all classes of re
placement cattle continued to
demand favorable bids with the
least demand for weightier
yearling steers. Spring calves
topped at $40.50 with their heav
ier heifer mates sold at $35.00.
Other calves at $35.00 to $38.00
on steers and $31.50 to $34.00 on
heifers Yearling steers topped
at $30.00 to $31.50 while others
sold from $27.00 to $30.00 cwt.
Steers over S00 lbs $24.50 to
$26.00; yearling heifers largely
$25.75 to $27.50 cwt. others from
$23.00 to $25.00 cwt.
Butcher cattle sold largely
at steady prices; canners and
low cutters $15.00 to $16.50;
good cows S16.75 to $17.75; bet
ter beef kinds at $18.00 to
$19.25 cwt. Bulls $19.50 to $21.00
cwt.
Please note: We will sell all
listed calves first each week.
First Special calf sale October
14th. List yours now to insure
a good spot in the auction. For
your highest net returns sell
your cattle the auction way.
Phone 5141 today.
Atkinson Livestock
Atkinson, Nebr.
Firemen Douse
Vehicle Fires—
O’Neill firemen were called twice
Tuesday, September 23. At 2:30 p.
m , they were summoned to the
Hometown Motor company where
a truck being worked on leaked gas, I
caught afire. Damage was slight.
Owner of the truck was Charles i
Kohler of Page.
Shortly after 3 p m., the firemen
j were summoned to the bus depot.
A car tielonging to an Orchard
motorist had caught afire. Dam
age was slight although front and
! rear cushions were burned.
Sick & Injured
O’NEILL Mrs. John Carr was
transferred from St. Anthony’s
hospital last Thursday to a hos
pital in Sioux City. . . Mr. and
Mrs. C. W, Porter went to Hast
ings Monday for his father, Edwin
F. Porter, who had submitted to
eye surgery. He is getting along
fine. . Edgar Allan, who was
Uim Saturday to Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Ashbaugh of O’Neill, was
; transferred to Children s Memorial
hospital in Omaha Sunday. . . Mrs.
Ray Lawrence is recuperating at
; home after submitting to surgery
at St. Anthony’s hospital. . . Mrs
1 Harry Lansworth submitted to
major surgery Monday in St. Vin
cent’s hospital at Sioux City. . .
Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Jonas
went to Sioux City Sunday where
Mrs. Jonas entered St. Joseph’s
hospital. She underwent major
surgery Tuesday. . . Andrew
Schmidt was released Saturday
from Atkinson Memorial hospital
where he had submitted to sur
gery. He was a patient there one
week. . . Margaret Anderson re
turned recently from the Lutheran
hospital in Norfolk . . . County
Judge I/iuis W. Reimers submit
ted to surgery Friday in Methodist
hospital at Omaha . . . Mrs. Helen
•Sullivan returned Sunday from St.
Joseph’s hospital at Sioux City
where she had major surgery.
EWING A A. Alden, wnu has
been a patient at the University
hospital in Omaha for the past
i two weeks, underwent surgery Fri
1 day for the removal of a cataract
on one of his eyes, lie is making
"satisfactory” progress. . . Mrs.
Mal>elt Boies is a patient at the
University hospital. . . Ben Lar
sen was able to come home Thurs
day from the Antelope Memorial
hospital at Neligh where he had
been a patient for several days. . .
Mrs. Andrew Olson, who has been
j convalescing at the home of her
I daughter, Mrs. Oscar Wilson at
; Elgin, is now at her home in Ew
ing. She was able to attend church
j services Sunday morning.
RIVERSIDE Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Shrader called on her broth
er, Wayne Lautenschlager of Or
j chard, in the Plainview hospital
Sunday afternoon. . . Mrs. Dale
Napier took a back treatment Sat
I urday afternoon in Creighton. . .
Mrs. Wayne Fry took son, Kevin to
a doctor Tuesday, to get the cut
on his forehead dressed. . . Jerry
Vundersnick returned home Sun
day evening after staying past
week at Wayne Fry home while
his mother, Mrs. Louis Vander
snick was in the Neligh hospital.
AMELIA — Mrs. Arthur Hiatt
and son, Paul, and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Pierce went to Hastings
Thursday to consult an eye spe
cialist. . . Mr. and Mrs. William
Fryrear were in Norfolk Thursday
for medical attention in behalf of
Mrs. Fryrear, who entered a hos
pital there early this week for sur
gery. . . Mrs. Blosson Butler was
a patient in the Atkinson hospital
last week suffering with bursitis.
She returned home Saturday
evening.
CELIA Mrs. Charles Phipps of
Scottsbluff came Friday, Septem
ber 19, to help care for her father,
"Grandpa" Blow, who is ill. He
was moved to the Mark Hendricks
home a week ago and Mrs. Phipps
is staying there to help with his
care. Her husband, Reverend
(Phipps, was pastor of Wesleyan
Methodist church at Atkinson for
several years.
ATKINSON John Silverstrand,
who lives southeast of Atkinson,
was hurt early Thursday while re
pairing a cornpicker. He suffered
facial cuts when two iron rods un
i derneath the machine slipped and
fell across his face. Five stitches
were taken in a lower lip cut. The
rods weighed about 50 pounds.
LYNCH—Mr .and Mrs. Harlan
Holtz were in Sioux City Tuesday,
: September 23, where Harlan had
■ his regular checkup on his arm
I from which he had a tumor re
' moved recently. While still un
able to use his arm, he is getting
along satisfactorily.
EMMET — Mrs. Grace Alder of
Redbird is at St. Anthony's hospi
tal where her casts have been re
moved. She will be wearing bra
ces on her injured back from now
on instead. She had been convales
cing at the home of her son here.
DORSEY Mrs. Vernon Oleson
returned home Thursday from Sa
cred Heart hospital. . . Miss
Helen Halstead was absent from
high school Monday due to sick
ness. . . Mrs. Grace Alder entered
the hospital again.
DELOIT- Mrs. John Tagel has
been hospitalized in Neligh. . .
Mrs. Ralph Tomack visited Anna
VanZandt in Ewing Monday. Miss
VanZandt is recovering from a fall
at her home.
CHAMBERS Roger Nieman
received a broken collarbone
while playing Sunday, September
7. He is wearing a brace on the
shoulder.
INMAN—Elmer Michaelis is a
patient in the Atkinson hospital.
Returns from Wisconsin—
Miss Marcella Dendinger re
turned from Wisconsin to live with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Dendinger. Mrs. Dendinger went ,
to Wisconsin to meet her daughter
and they returned home Monday
September 22. Mrs. Dendinger vis
ited her sister. Sister Ottilia at
Waupun, Wise., and niece, Sister
Antoniette of Richland Center,
Wise.
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY’S (O’Neill)
Admitted September 34- Mrs.
Emil Bartos of Verdigre. Michael
MeKenny of O'Neill. Jeff Wagnon
of Emmet, Groser Shaw of O’
Neill. Mrs. Henry Vequist of O’
Neill, Mrs. John Carr of O’Neill;
2S Mrs. Larry D. Schaffer of O'
Neill, Mrs. William Hobbs of
Ewing; 26 Mrs. Mark Herbers of
O'Neill. Mrs. Cora Alder of Lynch.
Mrs. Jack Dailey of O’Neill, Lyle
Stewart of Lynch; 27 Mrs. Arthur
Fluckey of Chambers; 26 Mrs.
Ralph Ashhaugh of O’Neill. Mrs.
Bernard Schmitz of O'Neill. Kath
ryn Kinnaley of O'Neill; 29 - Mrs.
Elmer Wiseman of Page, Mrs.
Vernon Beckwith of Page, Mrs.
John Carr of O’Neill, Robert Ick
es of Page; 30 Bruce Ahler of
Butte, Mrs Glen Baker of Fair
fax, S D., Mrs. Floyd DeLong of
Inman.
Dismissed: September 24 Mich
ael McKennv of O'Neill. Nelda
Cuatt of Spencer; 25^ Norma O'
Bryan of Pierre. S D. Mrs. John
Carr of O'Neill; 26—Mrs. George
Janousek and baby girl of O'Neill,
Janice K. Anderson of Bristow;
27 Mrs. Jack Dailey of O'Neill,
Mrs. Lawrence Rouse and baby
boy of O’Neill, Lyle Stewart of
Lynch, Mrs. Emil Bartos of Verd
lgre ami baby girl; 28 Grover
Shaw of O'Neill, Baby Boy Ash
hnugh of O’Neill, Jeff Wagnon of
Emmet; 29 Mrs. Wilma Daniels
I of Ewing. Miss Sharon Daniels of
Ewing. Mrs. Larry D. Schaffer of
j O’Neill, Mrs. William Hobbs and
I baby girl of Ewing; 30 Homer
Davis of O'Neill, Mrs. Bernard
| Schmitz of O’Neill.
Hospitalized: Mrs. Cora Alder of
Lynch, Garrett Janzing of Em
met Kathryn Kinnaiey of O'Neill,
Mrs. Floyd DeUwig of Inman, Mrs.
Sam Killham of O'Neill. Patrick
Boyle of Lewistown, Mont., Mrs.
Elmer Wiseman of Page, Mrs
Vernon Beckwith of Page, Mrs.
Ralph Ashbaugh of O'Neill. Mrs.
Mark Hehers of O’Neill, Ambrose
Biglin of O’Neill, Robert Ickes of
Page, Bruce Ahler of Butte. Carol
Harmon of O'Neill. Mrs. Arthur
Flucky of Chamliers, Mrs. Leon
ard Heiss of Page. Fred Fetrow of
O'Neill. Mrs. John Carr of O'
Neill, Mrs. Glen Baker of Fairfax,
S.D., Mrs. Henry Vequist of O’
Neill, Peter Nissen of Page, Felix
Sullivan of O'Neill.
Entertain Guests—
Guests at the home of Mrs.
Fred Fritton Tuesday were Mrs.
Cora Fritton and Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Cossart of Omaha.
Lutheran Pastors
to Convene Here
The north central regional past
oral conference of the northern
Nebraska district of the Lutheran
church- -Missouri synod will he
held Tuesday. October 7. at Christ
Lutheran church. Seventh and
Clay Sts.
The conference will begin at 9
a m. with holy communion. Rev.
B. Meschke of Norfolk will deliver
the sermon, and the O'Neill past
or, Rev. A. S. Gedwillo, will he
the liturgist administering the sac
rament.
More than 50 pastors from the
region will hear presentations on
eexegetical , doctrinal, historical
and practical theology. Rev. F.
Neidner of West Point, president
of the northern Nebraska district
of the church, will present reports
on district and synodical matters
The women of Christ Lutheran
church will prepare and serv e the
noon and evening meals.
This conference, one of four reg
ional conferences in the district, is
held annually. Plans ate slated for
a spring pastoral Conference of the
entire district to he held here next
year.
Mr. and Mrs. James Smith of
Sioux City were Sunday \ isitors
with Mrs. P R. Widtfeldt also
dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Melv in Spangler and children of
O'Neill, Mr and Mrs. Melvin
Johnson and Rosemary of Bris
tow and Mr. and Mrs. John Bink
erd and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Nissen
spent Sunday afternoon at the
home of Mr. ad Mrs. Raymond
Eby and family.
Mr and Mrs Joe Sivesind and
Mr. and Mrs Kenny Moore attend
ed the Guy Lombardo show at the
Corn Palace in Mitchell, S.D.,
ov er the vv eekend
hMI I.VTF. TOO (l.XSSIlA
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the Lutheran hospital at Nor
folk Also many thanks to the
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me on my birthday with a han
kie shower. A special thanks to
Boh Pappenheimer and the Out
law gang. 1 appreciate it all
Your kindness will never be tor
gotteil. May God bless each one
of vou. MARGARET ANDER
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