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HAGBER& Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Hagberg of Tanganyika,
East Africa, a daughter, bom
Monday, January 12. Mr, Hag
berg is a teacher and the son of
Mr and Mrs. Ernest Hagberg of
Spencer.
BELMER Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Beinu r of Ewing, a son, weighing
7 pounds 5 ounces, bom Monday,
January 12, at a Norfolk hospital.
COBB Mr. and Mrs. Lurry
Cobb ol Stuart, a daughter, Pern
Ann. weighing 7 pounds 11 ounces
born Fnuay, January 9, at the
Atkinson Memorial hospital
STRONG—Mr. and Mrs. Fran
cis Strung of O'Neili, a daughter,
Pamela Jean, weighing 6 pounds
141* ounces, bom Thursday, Jan
uary 8, at St. Anthony's hospital
in O'Neill.
HAVERKAMP—Mr. and Mrs.
Phil Haver kanip of O'Neill, a son,
Jeffrey Philip, weighing 6 pounds
13 3/4 ounces, bom Saturday,
January 10, at St. Anthony's hos
pital in O’Neill.
EMORY Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Emory of Creighton, a daughter,
Julie Ann, weighing 8 pounds 13
ounces, born Wednesday, January
7, at the Lundberg Memorial hos
pital in Creighton.
SMITH — Mr. and Mrs. Ver
non Smith of Creighton, a daugh
ter, weighing 5 pounds 8 ounces,
born Wednesday, January 7, at
the Lundberg Memorial hospital
in Creighton.
-STANEK — Mr. and Mrs. Wes
ley Stanek of Sargent, a son,
Steven Joseph, weighing 7 pounds
ounces, bom Saturday, Jan
uary 10, at the Community Mem
orial hospital in Burwell.
TIMMERMAN — Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Timerman of Atkinson, a
son, William Joseph, weighing 7
pounds 11 ounces, born Sunday,
January 11, at the Atkinson Mem
ui mi i .
LYTLE Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Lytle of Burwell, a daugh
ter, Betty Jo, weighing 7 pounds
5ounces, bom Sunday, January
11, at the Community Memorial
hospital in Burwell.
LEIST — Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy
Leist of Omaha, a daughter, Ro
bin Kay, weighing 7 pounds 5
ounces, torn Wednesday, Decem
ber 30. Earl Leist of Page is the
paternal grandfather.
JOHNSON — Mr. and Mrs. Ro
ger Johnson of Stuart, a son, Stev
en Roger, weighing 8 ponuds 6
ounces, torn Tuesday, January
13, at Atkinson Memorial hospital.
SERBOUSEK — Dr. and Mrs.
R. A. Sertousek of Atkinson, a
daughter, Lee-Ann Kathryn, !
weighing 9 pounds 10 ounces, bom
Tuesday, January 13, at Atkinson
Memorial hospital.
POUND — Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Pound of Rushville, a son, weigh
ing 10 pounds 1 ounce, torn Tues
day, January 13, at Atkinson
Memorial hospital.
WAGNER — Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Wagner of Creighton, a
daughter, Joan Marie, weighing
5 pounds 2Vs ounces, torn Tues
day, January 13, at Lundberg
Memorial hospital in Creighton.
MATHINE — Mr. and Mrs.
James Mathine of Creighton, a
daughter, Joan Mary, weighing
8 pounds 1- ounce, tom Wednes
day, January 14, at Umdberg
Memorial hospital in Creighton.
ZUMBRUM Mr. and Mrs. Del
bert Zumbrum of Kansas City,
Mo., a daughter, Ann Elizabeth,
weighing 8 pounds 5V& ounces,
born Thursday, January' 8. Mr.
Zumbrum is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Zumbrum of Page and
the maternal grandparents are
Mi', and Mrs. Claus Gerber of
Kansas City, Ivans.
DUl Id — all. U11U lviia. ucuuco
Butts of Lexington, a son, David
Janies, weighing 7 pounds 12
ounces, born December 23 at the
Lexington hospital. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Gartner of Chambers are
the maternal grandparents. This
is the third boy in the Butts fam
ily.
ANDERSON - Mr. and Mrs.
Cressel Anderson of Bloomfield,
a daughter, weighing 8 pounds,
born Tuesday, January’ 6. Mrs.
Minnie I .arson of Ewing is the
maternal grandmother. The An
dersons have three sons and they
are former residents of Butte and
Ewing. _
PATTON Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Patton of Golden, Colo., a son,
weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces, born
Monday, December 8, at Golden.
Mr. Patton is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Patton of O’Neill.
McKENZIE Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. (Bill) McKenzie of Oxnard,
Calif., a son, David Allen, weigh
ing 7*4 pounds, born Wednesday,
December 24. Mrs. McKenzie is
the former Pauline Winkler,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Casper
Winkler of Emmet. The Winklers
now have 20 grandchildren. The
McKenzies now have three boys
and one girl.
Mrs. Albert Stems and Mrs.
Donald Sterns and daughter, Deb
bie, were calling in the neighbor
hood Tuesday afternoon.
Engaged to Wed
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wright of
Ewing announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss
Vivian Kay Wright (above), to
Stanley M. Hart os, son of Mr.
James Bartos of Ewing. Miss
Wright is attending Wayne State
Teachers college at Wayne.
Her fiance is employed by the
Kansas-Nebraska Gas company
at Kimball. Both are graduates
of the Ewing high school with
the class of 1958.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY’S (O’Neill)
Admissions: January 7 Robert
Prill of Page; James C. Parker
of O'Neill: Lonnie Polacek of O’
Neill; Mrs John Pruss of O’Neill.
January 8 Mrs. Francis Strong of
O'Neill; C. F. V. Lehmann of
Chambers; Mrs. William Held of
Chambers. January 9 Mrs. Gus
Spath of Inman; Mrs. Phil Hav
erkamp of O’Neill January 10
Mrs. Loyd Godel of O’Neill; Mrs.
Josie Scheinost of Bristow; Cyn
thia Marie Walton of O’Neill; Miss
Marilyn Donohoe of O'Neill; Ro
berta Bean of O’Neill; Felix Sul
livan of O’Neill. January 11 Mrs.
Anna oori’iistrii ui x age,
Ion of O’Neill. January 12—Mrs.
Richard Cunningham of Page;
Mrs. William Fuhrer of Butte;
Mrs. Pete Nelson of Spencer; Nor
man Mudloff of Page; Mrs. D. F.
Murphy of O'Neill; John Summer
er of Ewing; Larry Summerer of
Ewing; Mrs. John M. Gallgher of
Inman; Norris C. George of O'
Neill. January 13 Mrs. Celia Ter
rill of Page. January 14—Steven
Meyer (baby) of O'Neill.
Dismissals: January 7—James
Moore of O'Neill; Baby Ralph Seg
er of O'Neill; Archie Bowen of O’
Neill; Mrs. Alfred Sandeas of O’
Neill; William Craig of O'Neill;
Mrs. Albert C. Dennis of O'Neill.
January 8 Chuck Fox of O'Neill;
Craig Thierolf of O’Neill; Mrs.
Vernon Dahlberg and girl of
Lynch; Miss Lois Ellingson of O
Neill. January 9 David Wayne
Cizek of Spencer; Ambrose Biglin
of O'Neill; Robert Prill of Page;
Loo C. Schneider of O'Neill; Mrs.
Doris Held of Chambers. January
19—Mrs. Victor E. Wagner of
Pickstown; Master I/innie Pola
cek of O'Neill; Mrs. William Sch
?inost of Page; Casper Pribil ot
D'Neill. January 11 Esty Nelson
jf O’Neill. January 12 Mrs. Ken
neth Jons and l>oy of Bonesteel;
Mrs Mary Helen Yantzi of O -
Neill; Mrs' William Grothe of Em
met; Mrs. John Pruss of O'Neill.
January 13 Mr. Richard Cunning
nam of Page; Mrs. Francis Strong
and baby girl of O’Neill; Miss
Marilyn Donohoe of O Neill,
James Parker of O'Neill; Mrs.
Bernard Cavanaugh of Chambers;
Norris C. George of O’Neill. Jan
nary 14 Anna S. Mathre of O -
Neill; Mrs. Phil Havercamp of O
Neill; Master Larry Summerer of
Ewing; Master John Summerer of
Ewing; Norman Mudloff of Page.
Still hospitalized: Guss Spath of
Inman; Mrs. vvunam rum^ -
Butte; Mrs. D. F. Murphy of O
Neill; Mrs. Clay Johnson, sr. of
O’Neill; Mrs. John M. Gallagher
of Inman; Cynthia Walton of O
Ncill; Roberta Bean of O Neill;
Mrs. Josie Scheinost of Spencer,
Ben Hanlon of O’Neill; Mrs. Celia
Terrill of Page; Mrs. Pete Nel
son of Spencer; C. N. Bigelow of
Stuart; Mrs. Joe Foster of Orch
ard; Mrs. Jennie Crosser of In
man; Mrs. Loyd Godel of O Neill;
Mrs. Anna Sorensen of Page; he
lix Sullivan of O'Neill; C. F. V.
Lehmann of Chambers; Mrs. L. A.
Carter.
SACKED HEART (Lynch)
Present: Baby Joe William
Bentz of Spencer; Baby John
Charles Bentz of Spencer; Wally
Blair of Spencer; Mrs. Bertha
Bright of Butte; David B. Butter
field of Lynch; Mrs. Mary Class
en of Spencer; Albert Davis of
Butte; Mrs. E. M. Guthmiller of
Anoka; Mrs. Jake Knittle of Gre
gory Baby Donald Lechtenberg
of Butte; ‘ Mrs. Bill Martz of
Lynch; Miss Florence Nahrstedt
of Lvnch; Baby Connie Neilsen of
Lynch; C. G. Pratt of Bristow;
Emil Prokop of Bristow; Mrs.
Oliver Ross of O'Neill; Mrs. Ruth
Talbert of Bristow; Baby Gregory
Veich of Vermillion; Mrs. Nick
Weber of Butte; Mrs. Raymond
"i
600-700 Cattle Today
There will be between 600-700 cattle here today (Thursday)
at our regular weekly sale, Including a lot of good calves.
There'll be about 400 good, top Hereford calves and several
hundred yearlings.
Included Is one consignment of fancy 750-pound yearlings
coming from Elgin; there util be 35 black whlteface steer cal
ves; 12 head of first-calf heavy springer Holstein heifers weigh
ing from 1.000 to 1,100 pounds.
Also to be sold: One registered Hereford ^bull and five
registered Hereford heifers.
Hog sale starts at 12 o’clock noon.
O’NEILl^UVESTOCK MARKET
PHONE 2
Vern & Leigh Reynoldson
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Bent/ of Naper; Aifons Kiewer of
Butte.
Dismissed: Mrs. James Cline
and baby of Niobrara; Baby Kelly
Jons of Bonesteei; Mrs. Edward
Reiser of Butte; Mrs. Rexford
Carson of Redbird; Kathy Hart
sock of Spenier; Mrs. Ted Craw
ford of Spencer; Abe Guthmiller
of Anoka; Baby Virgil Reiser of
Butte; A C. Hansen, expired at
age 56, of Butte; Mrs Caroline
Peterson of Bonesteei; Mrs. Eu
gene Lechtenberg of Butte; Allen
Walters, jr., of O'Neill; Baby
Sherry Helenbolt of Naper; Arth
ur J. Nemitz, expired at age 56,
of Gross; Mrs. Janneltie Nelson
of Center.
Sick & Injured
PAGE — Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Cork of Spencer and Mr. and Mis.
Lloyd Cork of Page went to Sioux
City Sunday where they visited
the men's mother, Mrs. Elsie Cork,
who sustained a broken hip in a
fall at her home two days liefore
Christmas. She is making satis
factory recovery and expects to
be moved to St. Anthony's hos
pital in the near future. . . . Mrs.
Anna Sorensen entered the St. An
thony's hospital Sunday for diag
nosis and treatment for gall
stones. . . . Herbert Steinberg was
a patient at the Antelope Memor
ial hospital from Friday until Mon
day. . . . Mrs. Dora Townsend was
released from Antelope Memorial
iiospital Tuesday, January 6, and
was taken to the home of her son
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Weir, at Hartington. . . .
A doctor was called Saturday for
Mrs. Rollie Snell. Her condition
is improved. . . . Jamie Nissen
sustained a broken blood vessel
w'hile playing basketball Thursday
night at the tournament at Bruns
wick . . . Robert Prill was admit
ted to St. Anthony's hospital Wed
nesday night, January 7, and dis
missed Friday. . . . Mr. and Mrs
E. H. Farnsworth accompanied
Carl Max to Omaha Wednesday
where Mrs. Farnsworth had an ap
pointment for a radio-active iodine
treatment. . . . Earl Parks visited
his wufe at Clarkson Memorial
hospital Sunday. She will he re
leased irom me nospnai some
time this week and will remain
in Omaha for radium treatments.
. . Mrs. Anton Nissen took sick
while in O'Neill at the Ray Eby
home Wednesday, January 7, and
was given treatment by a local
doctor. She has l>een recuperating
at her home. . . . Mrs. William
Scheinost was released from St.
Anthony’s hospital Saturday where
she was treated for pneumonia.
. . . Mrs. George Wettlaufer, who
has been ill for several weeks, is
recovering from a low virus pneu
monia at her home. . . . Edgar
Stauffer had the misfortune to
break the small bone in his right
leg when he slipped on a patch
of snow and fell against the edge
of an 8x8 timber. His leg is in
a cast.
O'NEILL—Ambrose Biglin was
transferred from St. Anthony’s hos
pital to St. Vincent’s hospital in
Sioux City. . . . Bill and Mary Lee
Anson, children of Mr. and Mrs.
Leland Anson, had chicken pox.
. . . Mrs. Melvin Ruzicka was ill
with flu Monday and Tuesday. . . .
T. Joe Biglin was flown last Thurs
day to Clarkson Memorial hospital
in Omaha. He has an ulcer and
infection in his left eye on which
surgery was performed recently.
. . . Gary Paulsen, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Paulsen, had chicken
pox. . . . Little Beth and Dewey
Schaffer, children of the Larry
Schaffers, had chickenpox. . . .
Little Melissa Jones, tiny daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones,
has chickenpox. . . . Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Wilson left Wednesday for Ro
chester, Minn., where Mrs. Wilson
will go through the clinic. . . .
George Winkler went to Omaha
Sunday for a medical checkup and
returned Tuseday.
CHAMBERS Zane Rowse re
turned Friday from Atkinson
Memorial hospital where he had
been a patient. . . . William Leh
man entered St. Anthony's hospital
last week. . . . The baby daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Koci was a
patient at the Antelope Memorial
hospital several days last week.
. . . jerry itODerrson was on me
sick list last week. . . . Richard
Burtwistle returned home Monday,
January 12, from a Sioux City
hospital where he was taken fol
lowing a head injury, Sunday, Jan
uary 4. . . . Mrs Merle Fagan re
ceived word that her husband had
been injured during a severe
storm which last week hit New
ark, N.J., where he is working. A
75-mile-per-hour wind blew a trash
can against the windshield of his
car, breaking the shield. He re
ceived cuts, bruises and broken
ribs and was hospitalized a few
days. He is getting along “satis
factorily”.
EWING—Mrs. S. E. Borden, a
patient at the Antelope Memorial
hospital in Neligh, is expected
home this week. Mrs. Borden had
the misfortune to fall and break
her hip on new year’s day. . . .
Mrs. Max Wanser went to Sioux
City Monday where she entered
St. Vincent's hospital. During her
absence, Mrs. Anna Pollock and
Miss Sharon Johnston will assist
in the Wanser home. . . . Mrs.
Waldo Davis and daughter, Marie,
went to Tilden Wednesday, Janu
ary 7. where both had physical
checkups. . . . Mrs. Wilson Spang
ler became ill at her home Monday
and was taken to Antelope Mem
orial hospital for care and treat
ment. . . . N. A. Borden of Rapid
City, S.D., was a Monday over
night guest of his father, S. E.
Borden. He also visited his mother
at the Antelope Memorial hospital.
AMELIA -Mrs. Harold Fuller
ton has been ill with the flu. . . .
i Ernie Johnston has been under
: the weather with a cold and flu.
. . . Steve Sladek was a patient in
a Sioux City hospital several days
last week. He had surgery on his
nose. . . . Orland Fryrear sub
mitted to minor surgery at Nor
folk hospital Friday. He was able
to come home the next day. . . .
Ross and Roy Rees have been to
Rochester, Minn., for medical pur
poses.
EMMET Don Skopec lost part
of the middle finger on his left
; had last Thursday. He and his
brother, Duane, were shelling corn
in a hand shelter and Dun's hand
was caught in the moving parts of
the machine. On November 6.
1957. Don lost the middle finger
from his right hand in a hay cab
ling accident. . . . Bill Teske left
Monday morning for Omaha where
he will undergo a medical exam
ination.
INMAN Mrs. Donald Keyes ha
been a medical patient in the An
telope Memorial hospital in Nc
light the past week. . . Mrs. Har
ry MeGraw returned home Sun
day from the Antelope Memorial
hospital in Neligh Mrs. Gus
Spath is a patient at St. Anthony's
hospital.
AMELIA Bob Adair entered
the Veterans hospital at Gran,
Island Monday, January 5, from
where he will he sent at a later
date to Minneapolis. Minn , for
heart treatment or possibly sur
gery His wife, Cleone, and his
mother, Mrs. Gertie Adair, took
him to Grand Island.
RIVERSIDE Mrs. Ivan Turner
has the flu. . . . Word was receiv
ed from Mrs. Verl Gunter of
Springfield. 111., that Verl was tak
en to the hospital Wednesday, Jan
7. He had the flu which develop
ed inf ) pneumonia. Later word
stated he is improving and will
soon tie home from the hospital.
LYNCH Mrs. Albert Ellis is
s’ck in bed with a had cold and
the flu. . . . The small son of Mr.
and Mrs. Todd Alder is some im
proved after having had a l»ut
with a cold and the flu for three
weeks.
DELOIT Keith Bartak had
dental surgery Monday in Norfolk.
Timothy Havebull
Dies at Bartlett
Funeral services for Timothy
Havebull, 62, of Bartlett, who died
Monday, January 12, of a heart at
tack, will be conducted at 8 a.m.
Friday, January 16, at St. Pat
rick's Catholic church here.
He is survived by his wife and
several sons and daughters.
.Mrs. Stuifbergen Hostess—
Winners at Bridge club held
Tuesday evening at the homo of
Mrs. John Stuifbergen were Mrs.
J. B. Grady and Mrs. Earl Hunt.
Guests were Mrs. Grady and Mrs.
L. A. Becker.
The Halls . . . they moved from O’Neill to Blue Earth five
years ago.
Auxiliary Plans
Family Night—
STAR -The Ash Grove auxiliary
held its first meeting of the year
at the hall Wednesday afternoon,
January 7.
Several topics were discussed,
mainly making plans to hold a
"family night party” at the hall
Sunday night, January 18, for all
members and past members, and
their families.
Each family is asked to bring
cake or sandwiches for lunch.
Next auxiliary meeting will be
Wednesday, February 4, at 1 :.'10
p.m.
Legion Plans Series
of Articles—
A scries of newspaper articles
pointing up service veteran bene
fits not generally known and un
derstood will appear in The
Frontier soon. County American
Legion Commander Lawrence
Hamik and local commanders and
sendee officers convened Monday
evening with Holt Service Officer
Alvin Heese.
HE<i YOl'R PAKIMfN
Mrs. P. B. Harty, not Mrs. W.
H. Harty, sold land to the Bell Tel
ephone company, as stated in last
week's Frontier.
Former Residents
Note 50th Wedding
John Hall, Wife Are
Feted in Minnesota
Mr. and Mrs John Hall. 330
West Fifth st.. Blue Earth. Mum .
Tuesday, January ti. celebrated
their golden w editing anniversarj
at open-house at their home for S4
guests The affair was field from
2 to 5 and from 7 until 9 p.m,
A family dinner was served at
the Wellington hotel.
Mrs. Marvin Hall of EstherviUe,
la., ix hi red punch and Miss Joan
Disted of Blue Earth poured cof
fee. Mrs. Jess 1 Xrbrovolny of At
kinson out the cake.
Miss Joan Disted became the*
bride of Hnrlen Hall, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lowell Hall of Blue
Earth, the following day, January
?.
Miss Viola Hatch of near North
Bend, and John Hall, who also rt*
sidtxl on a farm near North Bend,
were united in marriage January !
ti, 1909. at the Hatch home. They
became the parents of two dough- ]
ters and three sons.
The Halls began housekeeping
on a farm near North Bend and j
lived in Nebraska, including the
western part of the state and Wol- :
bach and Scotia. They retired to |
O'Neill and lived there until five
years ago when they moved to
Blue Earth.
All their children attended the
celebration. They are Lowell Hall
of Blue Earth; Marvin Hall of
EstherviUe, la.; Mrs. Jess (Ln
vern) Dobrovoiny of Atkinson;
Mrs. Lawrence (Phyllis) Dobrov
oiny of O'Neill, and Rev. Wayne
Hall of Broken Bow.
They also have nine grandchil
dren and one great-grandchild,
who also were present.
Food Sale Nets
$40 for Auxiliary
PAGE Members of the Amer
ican Legion auxiliary met Monday
evening at the Legion hall for
their January meeting.
The proceeds from the Saturday
food sale at the Cork cafe netted
$40.
A $5 donation was voted for the
march of climes fund and a $29
assessment to the Kellogg hind
was voted paid. The Kellogg
fund is to la* used for building a
building on the University of Neb
raska campus which may be
used by the lx>y and girl slaters
and the 4-H club groups.
Mesdames Jerome, Allen, Har
old and Jerry Asher were host
ess.
>1 MtKl VUE I ICENSEJt
Carol Or 1 anil Norwood, 20, of
Lynch and Joan Fern Femau, 15.
of Naper on January 8.
ROYAL THEATER
« ‘NEILL
Thors. .Ian. 15
FAMILY NIGHT
ENCHANTED ISLAND
Dana Andrews, Jane Powell.
Slave to the blue-eyed princess
of (he dread "Typee” headhunters
. and to her savage code of love
and taboos; captured by cannibals.
Family admitted lor two adult
tickets—Adults 50c. children Ilk'.
Frl.-Sat. Jan. 16-17
Hun for your lives
THE FIEND
who walked the West is on the
loose!
Cinemascope. Anyone he can't
scare is a liar! Starring Hugh O’
Brian, Roliert Evans, Dolores
Michaels, Linda Christ a I, Stephen
McNally.
Adm. Adults 50c, children I5e.
Children under 12 free if accom
panied by parent.
Sim.-Mon. TueN. Jan. 18-10-80
Paramount presents Jerry Lewis
THE UE1SHA HOY
Costarring Marie McDonald,
Sessue Hay aka wa. Produced by
Jerry Lewis. Directed by Frank
Tashlin. Wonderful and wildly fun
ny! Something happens when a
groat artist and the part he was
created for come together And
now this has happened to Jerry
Lewis As "The Great Wooley", a
broken down magicinn with an in
credible rabbit and a touching re
lationship with a little Japanese
boy, he delivers a performance
that not only tickles your funny
lame, but also touches your heart.
It’s one of those once-in-a-while
things that happens so rarely in
motion pictures.
Adm. Adults 50c, children 15c.
All children unless In arms must
have tiekets.
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- JACK - JILL
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