Mrs. Hurt), gold star mother . . . honored for 10 years ol service with the selective service sys
tem. Presentation of certificate was made by Colonel Francis S. 1 truth (right). Members of the Holt
draft board (left to-rlgbt) are Moss, Jungman and Matson.—The Frontier Photo.
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY'S (O'Neill)
Admissions; October 29 Mrs.
Dino Jones of Ixis Angeles, Calif.,
Mrs. Ardell Bright of Orchard,
Mrs Donald Kinnison of Orchard,
Mike Slattery of O’Neill, Ralph
Eugene Seger of O’Neill; 30 Mrs
William Woods of O’Neill, Mrs.
Sam Killham of O'Neill, Mrs. I^a
val Freehurg of O’Neill, Mrs.
Matthew McCabe of Page, Mrs.
Cecil Bishop of O’Neill; 31-Mrs.
H. E. Farnsworth of Page, Mrs.
Dean Homer of O’Neill, Melissa
Jean Jones of O’Neill, Robert Raff
of Orchard; November 1 Mrs
Francis Rhode of O’Neill, Linda
Stuifbergen of O’Neill. Clay John
son. sr., of O’Neill, Mrs. Kenneth
Hill of Ewing; Mrs Jack Dailey
of O'Neill; 2 Mrs. Edward Pavel
of O’Neill, Mrs. Lyle Johnson of
O'Neill, George Alexander of Nii
per, Mrs. William Serck of Em
met, Mrs. Anna Savidge of Ewing;
3 Mrs. Vernon J. Carpenter of
O’Neill, Mrs. Alma Tegeler of
Page; 4 Mrs. James Ollendick of
O'Neill, Jerome Velder of O’Neill;
5 Mrs. Joe Grutsch of O'Neill.
Dismissals: October 29 Mrs. L.
G. Bemholtz of Page, Mrs. Etta
Keliar of Chambers, Mrs. Frank
Dishner of O’Neill; 30 Mrs. Wil
liam Woods of O’Neill (expired),
Clifford Closson of O’Neill, Mrs.
Don Angel of Spencer; 31 Roland
Kersch of Spencer, Mrs Fred
Jones of O’Neill, Baby girl Jones
or u [Neiii, lvirs. i /iito iMtu^ ui lajo
Angeles, Calif; November 1 Mrs.
Charles I^awrence of O’Neill, Miss
Ellen Lohaus of O’Neill, C. V. Rot>
ertson of Chambers, Linda Stuif
bergen of O’Neill, Mrs. Donald
Kinnison of Orchard; Mrs. Edd
Stewart of Page, Ralph Eugene
Seger of O’Neill, Cordes Walker
of Page, Mike Slattery of O’Neill,
Mrs Ardell Bright and baby boy
of Orchard, Mrs. Anne Savidge of
Ewing; 3 Mrs. Roseann Whidden
of Chambers, Mrs. Harold Hansen
and baby girl of Lynch, Mrs. Julia
Gallagher of O’Neill. Rol>ert Raff
of Orchard, Mrs. Laval Freeburg
and lx>y of O’Neill; 4 Mrs. Sam
Killham of O'Neill (expired); Mrs.
Matt McCabe and girl of Page,
Mrs. Jack Dailey of O’Neill; Geo
rge Alexander of Naper, Mrs.
Lyle Johnson of O’Neill. Mrs.
Kenneth Hill and boy of Ewing,
Mrs William Serck of Emmet,
Mrs. Francis Rohde and boy of
O'Neill.
Hospitalized: Mrs. Edward Pav
el of O’Neill. Mrs. Clay Johnson,
sr., of O’Neill, Mrs. Alma Tegeler
of Page, Mrs. Cecil Bishop of
O'Neill, Mrs. Rollie Snell of Page,
Garrett Janzing of O’Neill, Mrs.
Liville Butterfield of Inman, Mrs.
Richard Copes of Page, Mrs.
Vernon Carpenter of O’Neill, Mrs.
Dean W. Horner of O’Neill, Je
rome Voider of O'Neill, Mrs. H.
E. Farnsworth of Page, Mrs. John
Carr of O’Neill, Mrs. James Ollen
dick of O’Neill. Mrs Joe Grutsch
of O’Neill, Melissa Jean Jones of
O’Neill, Dwayne Krugman of O'
Neill.
i
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
E. Chace of Atkinson, medical;
Carl Gettert of Atkinson, medical:
Roy Nilson of Newport, medical; 28
Roger Hawthorene of Atkinson,
medical; Mrs. Joseph Roggs of
Newport, medical; Francis Tunen
der of Atkinson, medical; Mrs.
Maude Hansen of Atkinson, acci
dent; Mrs. Arthur Humpal of At
kinson. medical; Sheryl Morgan
of Atkinson, medical; Mrs. Eu
gene Hamik of Atkinson, obstet
rical; Mrs. Mary Niezgocki of At
; kinson, surgical; 30—Mrs. Walter
Kaup of Stuart, obstetrical; Mrs.
[ Ed Schmuecker of Atkinson, ol>
stetrical; 31- Mrs. Fred Stolte, At
kinson, medical; Mrs. John Flan
nery of Atkinson, surgical; Mrs.
Wesley Slaymaker of Stuart, sur
gical; Michael Shonka of Atkinson,
medical; November 2 — Leonard
Chaffin of Atkinson, surgical; 3—
Roberta Janssen of Atkinson, sur
gical.
Dismissed: October 27 — Rose
Heeb of Atkinson. Mrs. Floyd Tuck
er of O'Neill; 28 I/innie Dister
haup of Atkinson. Carl Gettert of
Atkinson, Beth Watson of Amelia:
29 William Woodward of Stuart,
Robert Dean McConnell of Atkin
son, Mrs. Maude Hanson of At
kinson, Mrs. Mike Coday of Atkin
son. Roger Hawthorne of Atkin
son; 31 Dale Butler of Mills, An
drew Gilliert of Chambers, Mrs.
Fred Stolte of Atkinson, Mrs. Wes
ley Slaymaker of Stuart; Novem
ber 2 Michael Shonka of Atkin
son, Tim Gant of Atkinson.
I Hospitalized: Roy Niison or iNew
port, Francis Tunender of Atkin
son, Mrs. William Poessnecker of
Atkinson, Mrs. Mary Niezgocki of
Atkinson, Sheryl Morgan of Atkin
son, Lela Garwood of Atkinson,
Mrs. Ed Schmuker and daughter
of Atkinson, Mrs. W'alter Kaup and
daughter of Stuart, Mrs. Eugene
Hamik and son of Atkinson, Joe
Dvorak of Atkinson, Mrs. Art Hum
pal of Atkinson. Dave Falk of At
kinson, Leonard Chaffin of Atkin
son, Mrs. John Flannery of Atkin
son, Mrs. Les Andrus of Atkinson,
Sadie Morton of Bassett. Mrs. R.
E. Chace of Atkinson, Roberta Jan
sen of Atkinson.
SACRED HEART (Lynch)
November 3, 1958
Present: Mrs. Jennie Berens of
Spencer, Mrs. Mary Classen of
Spencer, Mrs. Harold Dickey of
Spencer, Mrs. Carl Gnewuch of
Norfolk, Mrs. E. M. Guthmiller of
Anoka, Cecil Kaul of Spencer, An
1 ton Kotrous of Spencer, Mrs. Ame
I lia Mineburg of Bristow, Mrs. Jan
! nettie Nelson of Center, Baby
Daryl Dean Peed of Verdel, Mrs. |
Jacob Roth of Bonesteel, Hans
Suekstorf of Lynch, Mrs. Ruth
Talbert of Bristow.
Dismissed: October 28—John El
lwanger, Anoka; 29—Mrs. Balvina
Ohir of Spencer, Mrs. Ivan Thom
I son and baby of Lynch, Baby Ta
mara Spencer of Lynch; 30-Mrs.
Joe Sextro of Butte; 31—Mrs.
Lloyd Claassen and baby of Spen
cer, Mrs. Gary Nelson and baby
of Butte; November 1—Mrs. Ken
neth Peed of Verdel, Mrs. Gordon
Keller of Spencer, Mrs. Otto Holm
berg of Bristow.
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10-Year Award to
Chief Draft Clerk
Mrs. W. H. Harty, a gold star
mother. Wednesday was present
ed a certificate "in recognition of
10 years of loyal and faithful ser
vice in the administration of the
selective service system".
Presentation was made by Col.
Francis S. Drath of Lincoln, dep
uty director of Nebraska’s selec
tive service. The ceremony took
place in the draft office in the
Downey building.
Witnessing the presentation were
members of the Holt draft board:
John C. Watson of O’Neill, chair
man; Fred J. Jungman of Atkin
son, secretary, and Ira H. Moss
of O’Neill, member.
Total registrations here total
2,198. One hundred thirty-two have
volunteered for induction, and 410
were inducted. In addition, many
of the registrants under Mrs.
Harty's administration have en
listed in various branches of mil
itary service during her tenure.
Roth Rites Held
Friday at Chambers
CHAMBERS Funeral services
for Paul Albert Roth, 65, were
held at 2 p.m., Friday, October
31, at St. Paul's Lutheran church
Rev. William Roten officiated. Mr.
Roth died early Tuesday, October
28, in St. Anthony's hospital. He
had been ill five days.
A quartette composed of Stanley
Lambert, Mrs. Kenneth Adams,
Mrs. Bernard Hoffman and Eu
gene Baker sang. Mrs. Vernon
Harley was organist.
Pallbearers were Leslie Liesi
vald, Berl Waldo, Kenneth Wern
er, Ernest Farrier, Fred Catron
and Clarence Wyant. Honorary
palll>earers were Bernard Hoff
man, Arthur Fluckey, Cliff Gill
ette, Duane Carson, Guais Winter
mote and Stanley Elkins. Burial
was in the Chambers cemetery
under the direction of Biglin’s.
Those attending from out-of
town were Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Collins of Denver, Colo., Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Hestedt, Mrs. Marvin
Sanford and son and Mrs. Richard
Stark, all of North Platte; D. M.
Stewart and A. M. Stewart of
Boise. Ida.; Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Lehonard and daughter, Mrs. Walt
er Roth. Larry Olsen, Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Dierks, Mrs. Willis
Schriber. Mrs. Freda Gigax and
Mrs. Harvey Roth, all of Colum
bus; Mrs. II. L. Kildare, Mrs.
Bernard Kildare and Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Tholken, all of Paxton.
County Court
October 27—Keith N. Gibson of
Neligh, fined $25 for reckless driv
ing and $100 for procuring alco
holic liquor for minors and $4
court costs; officer—E. M. Hastrei
ter.
October 30—M. J. Golden of O’
Neill, speeding night, fined $10 and
$4 costs; officer—Donald J. Fiala.
October 30—Elmer J. Devall of
O’Neill, speeding night, fined $14.50
and $4 costs; officer—R. L. Gude.
vrciooer mj—tawin vr. sevenn
of O'Neill, speeding night, fined
$10 and $4 costs; officer—R. L.
Gude.
October 30—Charles Richter of
O'Neill, speeding night, fined
$17.50 and $4 costs; officer—R. L.
Gude.
October 31—Edward J. Hilbers
of Norfolk, speeding night, fined
$10 and $4 costs; officer—E. M.
Hastreiter.
November 1—Roy Bradley of
Plainview, wilfull reckless driving,
fined $50 and $4 costs and oper
ator’s license suspended for a per
iod of 30 days; William W. Grif
fin.
November 1 — Benedict John
Schmit, driver for Fred Jungman
of Atkinson, overweight on capa
city plate, fined $10 and $4 costs;
officer -Clifford L. Kizzire.
November 3—Newton G. Len
hart of Bassett, speeding night,
fined $10 and $4 costs; officer—E.
M. Hastreiter.
November 3—William Janke of
Omaha, speeding night, fined
$23.50 and $4 costs; officer—E. M.
Hastreiter.
November 3—Robert D. Schis
ler, driver for Buckingham of
Omaha, overweight, fined $50 and
$4 costs; officer—Donald F. Rich
ardson.
November 3 — Edward Jonas,
driver for Edwin Redlinger of
Winner, S. D., over single axle,
fined $150 and $4 costs; officer —
Clifford L. Kizzire.
November 3—Edward Stems of
Atkinson, overload on axle, fined
$90 and $4 costs; officer—E. M.
Hastreiter.
Bob and Bud Cole spent the
w'eekend hunting near Valentine.
Please phone us your news!
State Capttok I wed
In Call of RoB—
AMELIA Most recent meeting
of the Inez Valley Junior Ameri
can Citizens club was called to
order October 15 by Ronnie Win
ings, president. Everyone was
present and for roll call a state
and its capitol were named
Lavonne Sladek suggested the
next week work will be done on
our scrapbooks For the Thanks
giving project, table mats will be
made for the hospital in Atkinson.
Work started November 4. Carol
Winings seconded the motion.
Gladys Roe is leaving us to
move to Valentine.
The first and second grades
made jaek-o-lantems for Hallow
e'en, they also made a salad and
I all had a taste of it and it was
gcwd We made experiments about
air is helpful to us and harmful.
The mothers visited school Oc
tober 21 and we shewed them
what we could do.
The eighth graders, Ronnie
Winings and Dick Winings, put a
skeleton of a cow together.
Eddie Sladek and Bill Roe visit
ed school. A Hallowe’en party
masquerade was held Friday, Oc
tober 30. LaVonne Sladek. report
er.
iViumJ America
Missionary to Speak—
Rev. Loren Triplett, missionary
to Nicaragua Central America,
will lie speaking and presenting
"Mission Nicaragua." at the As
hembly of God church Tuesday,
November 11. at 8 p.m
"Mission Nicaragua” is a full
color photo report of the progress
of the church in Central America
It includes scenes of native living
conditions, scenic interests, the
work of the mission Bible institute
as well as details of life in a fore
ign land.
Phone us your news 51!
Firemen Called
as Wind Rages
A grass fire at noon Saturday
burned off more than half of a
square block in a vacant area at
the east edge of O'Neill. Elmer
Hinshaw was tanning off weeds.
The fire got away from him and
firemen were needed
The firemen were called at
11:15 p.m. Tuesday to the Jack
Taylor residence north of the cor
ner of Ninth and Adams st. Tin1
chimney was burning out but
theiv was no damage. The siren
produced an eerie sound as high
winds raged.
There was some isolated light
ning in Kront in land Tuesday night
but no damage was reported.
Gene Koenig of r.wiiig was a
weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Kmil Adamson
Mrs. Game Borg visited Sunday
afternoon at the Minnie Bay home.
Thank-You
Voters of Holt County!
LEO S. TOMJACK
Another Big Sale Today
re're going to have 1,400 1,600 head of cattle today (Thurs
day).
There’ll be 500-700 yearling heifers and steers, featuring 140
head of Jim Pruden’s light yearlings, half steers and half heifers,
weighing around 650 pounds, top quality. There’ll be 65 head of
choice 750-pound steers from south Holt, very good cattle; 800
900 steer and heifer calves, many In consignments from 35 to 50
head.
Quality of our sale today will be absolutely top.
O’NEILL LIVESTOCK MARKET
PHONE 2 )
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Syrup 24-oz. jar 59c
READ GOLD —
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SWEET —
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