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Y LI J - Mr. and Mrs. Edwarc
Yelli of Ewing, a daughter, weigh
ing 7 pounds 1 ounce, bom Frl
day, December 26, at Antelopi
Memorial hospital in Neligh.
HAFSASS Mr. and Mrs. Don
aid Hafsass of O'Neill, a duugh
ter, weighing 7 pounds, 13 ounces
born Tuesduy, December 23, a
the Sacred Heart hospital ir
Lynch.
LANDIS Mr. and Mrs. Ceci
Landis, a son, weighing 7 ponuds
3 ounces, bom Monday, Decern
tier 29, at New Plymouth, Ida
Mi-s Landis is a daughter of Mrs
J. R. Russell of Page and Mr
I^andis is a former O'Neill resi
dent.
HARRINGTON Mr. and Mrs
Frank Harrington of Omaha, a
son, weighing 6Vi pounds, borr
Friday, December 19. The moth
er is the former Norma Foreman
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Foreman of Emmet.
KAUP Mr. and Mis. Dennis
Kaup of Stuart, a son, weighing
8 jKiunds, 5 ounces, bom Saturday
December 27, at the Atkinson
Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs
Raymond Beed of Chambers art
the parental grandparents. The
couple have two daughters.
CRAWFORD Mr. and Mrs
Arnold Crawford of O'Neill, a
son, William Raymond, weighing
9 pounds 51/6 ounces, l»m Wed
nesday, December 24, at St. An
thony's hospital in O’Neill.
JOHNSON Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Johnson of Bristow, a son,
Bobby Ray, weighing 8 pounds
6V4 ounces, bom Wednesday, Dec
ember 24, at St. Anthony’s hospi
4.. 1 rvM«;n
RAMOLD Mr. and Mrs. Jos
eph Ramold of O'Neill, a daugh
ter, Bridget Agnes, weighing !
pounds 5 3/4 ounces, bom Friday
December 26 at St. Anthony's hos
pital in O’Neill.
OONNOT Mr. and Mrs. An
ton Connot of Spencer, a son
weighing 8 pounds 11 ounces, bom
Thursday, December 25, at the
Sacred Heart hospital in Lynch.
MULLER Mr. and Mrs. Ja
cob Muller of Lynch, a son, weigh
ing 8 pounds 11 ounces, born Fri
day, December 26, at the Sacred
Heart hospital in Lynch.
MARX Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Marx of Spencer, a daughter,
weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces, tom
Friday, December 26, at the Sac
red Heart hospital in Lynch.
CARLSON Mr and Mrs.
James Carlson of Manhattan,
Kans., a son, Scott West, weigh
ing 10 3/4 jxKinds, bom Friday,
December 26, at the Atkinson
Memorial hospital. The mother
is the former Demaris Wefso of
Atkinson. This is the couple's
first child and the first grandchild
of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Wef
so.
UPTON — Mr. and Mrs. Ger
ald Upton of Atkison, a daughter,
weighing 6 pounds 11 ounces,
bom Monday, December 29. at
the Atkinson Memorial hospital.
JANSEN Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Jansen of O’Neill, a daugh
ter, weighing 6 pounds 4Vi oun
ces, bom Saturday, December
27, at St. Anthony's hospital in
O’Neill.
BJORNSON Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Bjomson of Hillsboro,
Ore., a son, bom Friday, Decem
ber 18 The Bjomsons are for
merly of Lynch.
JOY — Rev. and Mrs. K. L.
Joy of Walla Walla, Wash., a son
by adoption, Donald Kay, who ar
rived Decemtier 16 at the Joy
home at the age of two months,
weighing 13 pounds 12 ounces.
Mrs Joy is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Glen White of Amelia.
Great-grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. S. C. Barnett and Harry S.
White, all of Amelia.
TEMPLEMEYER Mr. and
Mrs. Don Templemeyer of O'Neill
a son, Michael Andrew, weighing
6 pounds 8 ounces, txirn at 9:30
p.m., Tuesday, December 30, in
St. Anthony's hospital Mr.
Templemeycr is the St. Mary 's
academy athletic coach. The
Templemeyers have three dau
ghters.
GRADY Mr. and Mrs William
Grady of Fullerton, Calif., a dau
ghter, Patricia Eileen, weighing
7 pounds 8 ounces, bom Wednes
day, December 17, at Los Angeles.
The Gradys now have two girls
and one boy. Mr and Mrs. H. D.
Grady of O'Neill, paternal
grandparents, now count eight
grandchildren.
VANBUREN — Mr. and Mrs.
j Willard Van Buren of Valley, a
! son, Timothy Lee, weighing 8
pounds 3 ounces, bom Thursday,
December 11, at Wahoo. Mr. Van
Buren is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Van Buren of O’Neill, who
now have 18 grandchildren. Tim
oth Lee is the third child in Wil
lard's family .
Switzer to Talk
at Joint Meeting
Ray Switzer, outstanding live
stock market reporter, judge and
salesman, will speak in O'Neill
Friday afternoon, January 9, at
the American Legion auditorium
in connection with the annual meet
ing of the Holt county extension
service and the Holt soil and wat
er conservation district.
Mr. Switzer was assistant to the
well known Don Cunningham for
five years at the Sioux City live
stock market. He is a graduate of
South Dakota State college where
he majored in animal husbandry
Currently he is the fat steer sales
man for one of the largest commis
sion firms in the country.
In livestock circles he is well
known for his judging and aver
ages 30 to 40 fairs per year where
he judges fat cattle.
Dorsey News
... ————— ..
Mr. and Mrs. John Derickson
are spending a few days at the
I Bud Scranton home at Plainview
doing chores and taking care of
tilings while the Scrantons take a
1 trip to California.
Mrs. Lester Derickson and chil
dren and Mrs. Robert Sholes and
girls called Sunday evening at the
Harold Osborn home.
An anniversary dinner was held
at the Dorsey church for the
Reverend and Mrs. Joseph Wal
stad and family. They are leaving
for Kansas where he will continue
his work.
Clifford and Lyle Wells cut wood
Wednesday afternoon, December
17, for Pat Osborn.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Miller and
family visited at the Gordon Barta
home Tuesday evening.
Miss Marlyn Graham spent the
weekend at home, returning to
Norfolk Sunday to resume her
studies until Tuesday when her
Christmas vacation started.
Noel Woods from Arizona ar
rived home Saturday night, he
s|>ent part of the weekend at the
Howard Graham home.
The children from this commun
ity visited Santa Claus in Lynch
Saturday. They thought him a
right jolly fellow.
Merry Christmas to all you good
readers of The Frontier.
This community is having some
very nice weather again and al
though it would be nice to have
a white Christmas we are cer
tainly enjoying the spring-like
weather.
Mrs. Clay Mashino is spending a
few days with her father, who
isn't very well at this writing.
Miss Delores Wells started her
j Christmas vacation Wednesday.
December 24. Several of the
schools started vacation December
23.
WEATHER SUMMARY
hi lo prec.
Dec. 24 _ 47 18
Dec. 25 50 21
Dec. 26 ___ 49 20
Dec. 27 ... ... 57 19
Dec. 28 46 24 T
Dec. 29 _ 31 4
Dec. 30 ..... .... 29 -5
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Visit IJnqulst Home—
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hill and
family spent Christmas eve with
the Nels Linquist family.
Light Cattle Run New Year’s
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$
Because of the holiday nature of our New Year’s day sale—Jan
1—receipts will not be as great as usual. However, there will be
a selection of good yearlings and calves.
' * 1
Balance of the run will be butchers.
Hog sale will start at noon.
O’NEILL LIVESTOCK MARKET
PHONE 2
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Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY'S (O'Neill)
Admissions: December 23- Bob
bie Jo Sanders of O'Neill, Miss
Margie Finch of Page, Mrs. Arn
old E. Crawford of O'Neill, Mrs.
Fred Fritton of O'Neill. December
24—Mrs. Robert Johnson of Bns
tow. Joe Foster of Orchard, Mrs.
Joe Foster of Orchard, Ronnie
Rost of Lincoln. December 25
Donald Halbeek of Ewing, Mrs. Joe
Ramold of O'Neill, Leland John
son of Nebraska City, Louis
Charles Stamp of Ewing, Mi's
Arnold Mace, jr., of O’Neill, Mrs
Donald Vanderbeek of O’Neill,
Curtis Morrow of O'Neill. Decem
ber 28 Harry D. Snyder of In
man, Mrs. Harry Winings of At
kinson, Mrs. Alfred Sanders of 0 -
Neill, Mrs. Raymond Lienhart of
O'Neill, James Moore of O'Neill,
Mrs. Henry J. Lohaus of O'Neill,
Mrs. William Grothe of Emmet,
Mrs IJoyd Rubeck of O’Neill,
Mrs. Albert C. Dennis of O'Neill,
Miss Helen Hynes of O'Neill, Mrs.
Lloyd Godel of O'Neill. Decemlier
;27 Mrs. Nina Steams erf O'Neill,
I Mrs. Thomas Cooper of O'Neill
Mrs. William Jansen of O’Neill
| Edwin Walters of Chambers.
I George Monger of Mills. Dccem
l>er 28—Lyle Vequist of O'Neill,
j Master Tommy Myers of Stuart,
Mrs W. J. Mueseh of Atkinson,
I Bobby Meyer of Page, Marvis
Christenson of Monowi. December
2D Danny Morrow of O'Neill,
Terry Liedtke of O'Neill, Frank
j Prokop of Spencer, Kimberly
Clemens of Chamliers, Mrs. Vern
on Dahlberg of Lynch, Mrs. Clay
! Johnson of O'Neill, Willard Fre
richs of Page, Ralph Eugene Seg
er of O'Neill. Mrs. Don Templo
meyer of O’Neill. Paul Douglas
Mewmaw of Page, Clem Mewmaw
of Page. December 30 Sharry
Savidge of Ewing. Phillip Savidge
of Ewing, Cynthia Savidge of Ew
ing, Charles Gonderinger of O'
Neill, John Tighe of O'Neill.
Dismissals: December a -
Mickey Tighe of O’Neill, Joseph
Jareske of O'Neill, Mrs. Margie
Finch of Page, Frank Wilson of
Ewing, Melissa Jean Jones of 0’
! Neill. Decemlier 24 Mark Tharn
ish of O'Neill, Daniel Holsclaw of
j O'Neill, Patricia Wilson of O’Neill,
Gwenda Schulte of O'Neill, Bobbie
Jo Sanders of O’Neill, Vernon E
Slaymaker of Atkinson, Bruce
Morrow of O’Neill, Edward Bos
hart. Decern I >er 25 - Mrs. Gordon
Hamilton and son of Venus, Ron
nie Rost of Lincoln, expired. De
cember 27 Curtis Morrow of O’
Neill, Doaid Ilahlbeck of Ewing.
Mrs. Ro ert Johnson and son of
Bristow. December 28- Miss Hel
en Hynes of O’Neill, Louis Charles
I Stamp of Ewing. December 29
Mrs. Arnold Crawford and son of
O’Neill, Iceland Johnson of Ne
braska City, Mrs. Nina Steams of
O'Neill, Mrs. Lyle Vequist of O’
Neill. December 30—Miss Mavis
Kay Christensen of Monowi, Felix
Sullivan of O’Neill, Mrs. Harry
Winings of Atkinson, Mrs. Jettie
Shorthill of O’Neill.
Fannie J. Ressel
Burial at Plainview
Mi's. Fannie J. Ressel, 88,
mother of Harry E. Ressel of O’
Neill and a resident here from
1948 until 1953, died Saturday,
December 27, at Brunswick.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Monday, December 29, at 2 p.
m., at the Methodist church in
Plainview. Rev. Francis St. A
mant officiated. Burial was in
Pleasant View cemetery at Plain
view.
Fannie Boydston was born Feb
uary 22, 1870, at Grinnell. Ia. In
1871 she came to Nebraska with
her parents, and settled north
east of Ceresco.
On March 11, 1891, she was un- i
ited in marriage with John W.
Ressel. They farmed in Saunders
county until 1919 when they mov
ed to Crawford Valley, near Plain
view. In 1928 they retired and
moved into Plainview. Her hus
band' died in 1953 during their O’
Neill residency.
She lived with her children be
tween her husband’s death and
May, 1957. when she became a
guest at Rest Manor at Bruns
wick.
The Ressels became the par
ents of five children. One son
died in infancy.
Survivors include: Sons — Harry
of O'Neill and Curts of Plainview;
daughters Mrs. Frank (Esther!
Senseney of Manson, Wash., and
Mrs. John (Ednai Senseney of
Plainview; 20 grandchildren; 42
great-grandchildren; one great
great-grandchild; brother — Geo
rge D. Boyston of Rapid City, S.
D.
Among tnose rrom here attend
ing the funeral were Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Ressel, Mr. and Mrs. Vir
gil Ankney and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Ressel of South
Gate, Calif. Ronald is a son of
of the Harry Ressels.
Joseph Riglin
Dinner Honoree—
T. Joseph Biglin was guests-of
honor at a dinner party Tuesday
evening at the Town House in
which Mr. anti Mrs. J. Robert
Berigan were hosts. Other guests
included Mr. and Mrs. James
Earley, Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Fren
ch, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zastrow,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Froelich,
Mrs. H. J. Birmingham and dau
ghters, the Misses Mary Louise
Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Campbell and Julius D. Cronin.
! SEE Bankerslifeman —
Ernie Brinkman
IN ATKINSON
For a plan
to help you
pay hospital
and doctor
bills.
COMPANY
DU MOINU, IOWA
The Donald Zwlngmans . . . wed at Raeville.
—Westland Studio (NeilKh)
Post-Holiday Cage
Activity to Resume
Post-holidays cage play will be
resumed this week.
Spencer’s four-team invitation
al tourney will be played Thurs
day and Friday nights Also on
! Friday I he Chambers Coyotes will
' play at Bartlett.
The Sandhills Gateway tourney
opens Monday at Brunswick from
this area.
Tuesday night. January 6. O'
Neill high will entertain the Bur- j
well Longhorns; Stuart Broncos
will go hi Wood Lake; Spencer
Pirates will visit Atkinson high;
Long Pine will entertain Spring
view.
Wednesday night. January 7,
St. Mary's will entertain Spalding
academy here.
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Alice s Beauty Shop
Km. 8 doors went of Tcihm
125 Rant Dong la*
Phone 2«S — O’Neill
Leona Howard Weds
Petersburg Man
St. Bonaventure's Catholic
church at Raeville was the scene
of the wedding of Miss Leona How -
ard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ora
Howard of O’Neill, and Donald
Zwingman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Zwingman of Petersburg
Rev. Adrian Van Veen officiated
at the 9:30 a.m. double-ring cere
mony and nuptial mass.
The bride appeared in a gown
of Chantilly lace and nylon tulle
The fitted bodice featured an illu
sion neckline trimmed with rusch
ing. The full gathered skirt hail
alternating rows of ruffles and
rusching. Her lace trimmed nylon
net fingertip veil fell from a tiny
headband of seed pearls. She car
ried red roses and lilv of the Mil
ley.
Mrs. Donald Henke of Salinas,
Calif., sister of the bridegroom,
was bridesmaid. She wore a blue
nylon lace and net over taffeta.
She carried a bouquet of white
roses.
Richard Zwingman served as his
brother's bestman. Ushers were
Norbert Reestman and Joe Grund
meyer. jr.
Dinner was served to 45 guests
at the home of the bridegroom’s
parents. Mrs. Rae Reestman. a
sister of the bridegroom, cut the
three-tier wedding cake Miss Shar
on Howard, a sister of the bride,
had charge of the gifts.
The bride is a graduate of O’
Neill high school. Mr. Zwingman
attended Raeville high school. Af
ter a short wedding trip, the
couple will make their home at
Raeville.
Herman Wulitmnn
NIORRARA Herman Wald
man, 78, died Friday, December
26, in Lundberg Memorial hospi
tal in Creighton.
Hull , . . dies in Iowa,
20-Year Holt
Resident Dies
INMAN Funeral services
were conducted at 1:30 pin.,
Tuesday. December 23, in Iowa
for William G. Hall, 89, who made
his home for 20 years with his
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Chris Rcimers, west of In
man.
Mr Hall died Saturday, Decem
ber 20, at the home of his son,
Vernon, who lives five miles
southwest of Adair. Grandsons,
including Robert Rcimers, were
pallbearers. Burial was in Wiota
cemetery.
He was bom in Jasper county,
la., Feburary 3, 1869 and mar
ried Margaret Hawk May 19, 1889.
Mrs. Hall died March 7, 1915.
Mr. Hall lived in Cass county
until 1929. He returned to Iowa
two years ago.
Survivors include: Daughters
Mrs. Irene Hrillhart of Anderson,
Calif ; Mrs. Esta Sheu maker and
Mrs. Zella Waters, both of At
lantic, la.; Mrs. Oiris tEvelyn'
Reimers of Inman; sons Vernon
of Ailair; Floyd of Amita, la ,
Frank and Milford. both of Fona
anelle; 22 grandchildren; 30
great-grandchildren.
A daughter. Mrs. Glady Holste
died in 1945 and two children died
in infancy.
Grandma Bowden
at 96th Milest one
Mrs I Vila (Grandma l Bowden
observed her 96th birthday anni
! versarj quietly Christmas day at
the home of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs Andrew
| Wettlaufer
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald lVsld and
daughter ivf Lincoln and Mrs Mel
v in Clyde of O'Neill called in the
afternoon. Mrs. Ikxld and Mrs
Clyde iire granddaughters.
WD Lewis V. Humphrey to A1
l>ert J. Lawrence, jr., & wife 12
1 r»8 $:UKK> IiOt 9 & No. 2 ft Lot 8,
151k. 35 Kimball £ Blairs Add
Atkinson.
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employment and tax reports,
call on —
Geo. C. Robertson
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