Hospital Notes
HI. .Anthony’s
ADMITTED: June 3 Mrs. Mar
vin Strong of O Neill; ft, rs. Susan
Kubichek of O'Neill. 4 Mr*. Ed
Fuhrer of O'Neill; Mrs. Marvin
Atkinson of O Neill. 5 Miss Evelyn
Ernst of O'Neill; Mrs. Ronald
Brewer of O'Neill; Carilyn Cadwal
lader of Inman; Mrs. Richard Wil
liams! >n of Ewing; Roger Tomp
kins of Inman, b Mrs Ross Ridge
way of O Neill; Charlene Hasenp
flug of O'Neill; Mrs. Carlyle Was
hecheck of O Neill; Sharon Murray
of O'Neill. 7 Mrs. Calvin Coolidge
of O'Neill; Mrs. William White of
O’Neill; Terry Erwin of O'Neill;
Mrs. Wallace O'Connell of O'Neill;
Janice Robertson of Chambers;
Joseph Jareske of O'Neill; Mrs.
William Froelich of O'Neill. 8—
Ray Hettinger of Emmet; Mrs.
John Pruss of O'Neill; Mrs. Gil
bert Fox of Emmet; Mrs. Don
Martin of O'Neill; Mrs. Kenneth
Moore of O'Neill; Robert Lewis
Mueller of Stuart; Mrs. Robert
Prill of Page. 9— Mr. James Mc
Clung of Page; Mrs. Louis Vitt
of O'Neill, lb -Mrs. Ronald Brew
er of O'Neill.
DISMISSED: June 3 Delores
Mosel of Orchard; Nelrla Cuatt of
Spencer; Carl Widtfeldt of O'Neill;
LaDonna llaake of Chamiiers. 4
Mrs. Mentor Davis of O’Neill, 5
Forest Henderson of Orchard, b
Carol Cadwallader of O'Neill; Mrs.
Ed Fuhrer of O'Neill; Charlene
Hasenpflug of O'Neill. 7 Mrs.
Carlyle Washecheck of O’Neill;
Mrs. Marvin Strong and baby girl
of O'Neill. 8 Mrs. Calvin Coolidge
of O'Neill; Mrs. Ronald Brewer of
O’Neill; Mrs Richard Williamson
and baby girl of Ewing; Ambrose
Biglin of O'Neill; Mrs. Marvin At
kinson of Butte; Ray Pettinger of
Emmet 9 Mrs Kenneth Moore
of O’Neill; Mrs. Robert Prill of
Page; Mrs. Wallace O'Connell of
j O'Neill; Mrs. Josephine Groeling
of Orchard; Janice Robertson of
Chambers; M. E Davis of O'Neill.
110 Roger Tompkins of tnman; Ro- i
bert Lewis Mueller of Stuart.
Swred Heart Hospital
Lynch
PRESENT: Mrs. Mary Classen j
of Spencer; John Dickey of Spen- j
cer; Mrs, Vincent Dvorak of Spen- j
cer; Carl Kayl of Spencer; Mrs \
Anna Mashek of Spencer; Miss
Mary Jane Meurrens of Spencer;
Mrs, Bertha Ruff of Spencer; Mrs
Ruth Talbert of Bristow; Mrs. John
Vondracek of Spencer; Mrs. Dean
Klinetobe of Spencer; Mrs Charles
I Scott of Verdel.
DISMISSED; June 3~ Mr. liar- I
old Hargens of Spencer; Mrs. Or
i ville Thorson of O'Neill; Mrs. Mar
vin Jons of Bonesteel. 4- Mrs Ma
ry Peterson of O'Neill; Dan Meur
, rens of Spencer. 5- Mrs. John
I-udemann of Spencer; Miss Minnie
Herrmann of Butte; Mrs Mary
Hull of Spencer; Mrs. Roscoe
I Creekmur of Bonesteel. 7 Miss
Marie Mahlendorf of Lunch; Emil
Statsman of Butte; G. W. Baumei
ster of Butte; Clarence Moody of
Lynch.
Page Team Wins
By Alvin Cruraly
The Page Midget ball team play
ed Ewing Sunday. The score was
3-1’ in Page's favor
The Pee Wee's beat the Emmet
team Monday night with a score
of 19-1.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Freemeyer
entertained at supper Tuesday
night Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Nis
sen and family of Wilmington, N.C.
A community pre-nuptial show
er was held Saturday afternoon at
Page for Joeiln Kennedy who was
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* married Sunday evening.
Mrs. James Stewart was hostess
at a party at her home Tuesday
afternoon
Those who called on Mr. ami
Mrs. Lyndley Crumly in honor of
their 20th wedding anniversary
Wednesday evening were Mr. and
Mrs. A. T. Crumly and family. Mr.
and Mrs. R. V. Crumly and family,
Mr and Mrs. George Clasey, Mr.
and Mrs. Keith Kennedy, Lura
i Grass, Ronald Grass, James Hart
man and Eddie Walker.
^ The Nifty Needlers met at the
legion hall at two o'clock with Car-!
ol and Linda Thompson as host
esses.
The Let's Cook girls made sand
wiches with vegetables as a fill
ing; Let’s Begin Baking group
brought baking powder biscuits to
be judged; Work and Play girls
and Skirt and Blouse girls worked
on their projects.
Homemaking girls finished their
luncheon cloths and will paint a
tray at the next meeting which
will be held Friday, June 12.
Peggy O’Brien, reporter
Teaching and Studies
Await St. Mary's Sisters
During Summer Months
The Sisters of St. Mary’s Aca
demy have been conducting sum
mer catechism classes since the
close of school.
Sister Laurita, Sister Joseph and
Sister Michael are teaching at
Ewing.
Sister Florence, Sister Agnes
and Sister Genevieve instruct the
children at Burwell. Mother Ag
i nesine, Sister Thoma and Sister
Mildred teach the O'Neill child
ren. Next week two sisters will
journey to Mason City to instruct
the children there.
The following teachers from the
Acedemy will attend summer
courses and institutes. Mother Ag
nesine will attend an Institute at
Notre Dame, Indiana, in August.
Siser Agnes and Sister Mildred
will pursue further studies at Lo
yola University in California. Sis
ter Genevieve will attend a twelve
weeks’ course at Regis College,
Denver, Colo. Sister Fides and Sis
ter Josephine will attend an eight
weeks’ summer session in mathe
matices and science at Creighton
University, Omaha. Sister Mich
ael and Sister Florence will at
tend St. Bonaventure’s University
in New York.
Hynes Rites Tuesday;
Son of Pioneers
William A. Hynes, 56, died Fri
day in Omaha. Funeral services
were conducted Tuesday at 10 a.m.
from St. Patrick's Catholic church
in O'Neill.
Rev. Timothy O'Sullivan offici
ated. Burial was in Calvary ceme
tery under the direction of Biglins.
The rosary was recited Monday
evening at the funeral home.
Pallbearers were Terry, Bill and
Don Hynes, Dale Nissen, Louis
Genereux and O. W. Drueke.
Mr. Hynes was born in northern
Holt county the son of pioneers
Austin and Catherine Kelly Hynes.
He was reared there and attended
high school in O’Neill.
Among the survivors are broth
ers, Matt and Bernard of O'Neill
and numerous other relatives.
4-H State Honors
Won by Inman Boy
In Lincoln Tuesday
Gary Fick, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Walt Fick of Inman, was runner
up in state 4-H public speaking
contest in Lincoln Tuesday.
Gary was also the runner-up in
last year's competition.
The contest was a part of 4-H
club week at the University of Ne
braska agriculture campus this
week.
Karen Bowers, of Butte, became
the district winner of the junior
division and received a red ribbon
for her speech.
Other 4-H members attending
were Perry Dawes, Gary Gilles
pie and Nancy Wray, all of O'
Neill, Jerry Hotmajka of Chambers
and Gary Fick of Inman.
50TH ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tompkins
will celebrate their 50th wedding
anniversary Sunday, June 14, with
open house observances at the
Methodist church annex in Inman
from 3 te 5 in the afternoon.
OPEN HOUSE
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Rilie
Paxton, of Stuart, are invited to
attend an open house at their
home between the hours of 2 p.m.
and 5 p.m. on Sunday June 21st
in honor of their golden wedding
anniversary.
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Milk Cows Pay
33V3% to 50% More
Since introducing a whole milk
market in northern Nebraska 2
years ago our producers have
shown increases in income from
1/3 to ‘above their present in
come from cream.
You as producers may have
heard various things about the milk
market—but why don’t you take
just a few minutes and drop a card
to Langle’s Dairy, Box 361, O’Neill,
Nebr., and get THE STRAIGHT
AND FULL DETAILS on selling
whole milk on an up-to-date basis.
Please note on your card the num
ber of cows in your total milking
herd. Writing this card can be
nothing but an advantage to you, us
we are very well informed on all
phases of the situation and are the
originators of the Milk Market in
this entire section of the state.
Dr. John P. Murphy,
Native Doctor, Dies
Dr. John Patrick Murphy, native
of this community, died in St
Louis Tuesday after a year-long
illness. Dr. Murphy was an ear.
nose anti throat specialist and
practiced in St. Louis for many
years.
D r. Murphy is survived by
two daughter. Mrs. Frank
McCrary of Clarksville, Missouri,
and Mrs. William Grant of Wichita,
Kansas, and five grandchildren'
His wife preceded him in death
in 1953.
Miss Hilda Gallagher, of O'Neill,
a cousin, will lease Thursday for
St. Louis to attend the funeral.
ON t'.S.S. COOK
CAMP PENDLETON Robert M
Freed, yeoman third class. USN
son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.
Ereed of Atkinson, is now serving
aboard the high speed transport
USS Cook.
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\ irgil Needham, left, Safeway stores’ new divisional manager,
will replace Frank <i. Pringle, right, who Is retiring. Needham, now
of Omaha, will head the company’s I»0 midwestern stores. The
O'Neill store is one of the large organization.
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Junior high school Presbyterian
youth (wm Aikmson, Stuart, O'
Neill and Cleveland are meeting
i" "" 1 1 - 1
at Cleveland (his week for a church
camp. Rev. John Mart of the local
church is attending as a camp
leader.
300 Head of Cattle Today j
There will be 300 head of cattle at the O'Neill Livestock Market
today—'100 of these will be light yearlings and calves, 75 will be
yearlings, both heifers and steers. The balance of the stock will
be slaughter cows and small calves. There w ill also be *00 250
head of feeder pigs. That hog sale begins at r* :30 p.ttt, at the
O'Neill |j\ estock Market.
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