O'Neill Locals
WE BEO VOI R PARDON
The following names were un
intentionally omitted from the list
of those helping at the Stanley
Chmiel home: Frank Slizoski.
Kenneth Johnson, Louis Wieher
and Wayne Stevens.
Miss Edith Grimes plans to
leave Sunday for Lincoln where
she will be employed.
T-Sgt. John M Moler and fam
ily, who have been visiting at the
home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
D. L. Moler left for Cambridge,
Mass where his family will live.
Sgt. Moler will go to Alaska for
a year assignment with Cam
bridge Radar Research center.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Grenier
went to Norfolk Tuesday evening
where they met their son, Car
roll, who was returning from Nor
folk, Va. Carroll has received his
discharge from the Navy after
serving four years.
Mrs. Robert Newman and sons,
Joe and Jim, of Chappell return
ed to their home Monday after
spending 10 days visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Storjohann, and sister
and family, Mr. and Mrs Mickey
Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Widhalm. Bill
and Mary of Norfolk and Tom
Bruckner of Platte Center were
guests of Mrs Henry Martin and
Allen on Sunday. They came to
visit Allen who will leave for
school at Conception Seminary' in
Missouri in September.
Mrs. Mary Tomlinson and Mrs
George Calkins of Lynch were in
Omaha ami Red Oak, la., over the
weekend. In Red Oak, they at
tended a reunion of Mrs. Calkins’
family and in Omaha, they watch
ed the Shrine All-Star football
game in which Mrs. Tomlinson's
son, Larry, played. Larry return
ed home with them Sunday eve
nunc.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Bettenhauscn
of Hartington stopped Sunday en
route home from a Black Hills
vacation at the Don Maw, Reed
Herley and Arthur Aim homes.
Nancy DeVall, home on vaca
tion from Omaha, spent Monday
and Tuesday with Sharon and
Margie Marcellus
Guests of Mrs. J. J. Harrington
this week were her daughter and
granddaughter, Mrs. Earl Beulow
and Kay. who left Wednesday for
their home in Racine, Wise., and
her sister, Mrs. Pat Dolan, and
Mrs. Dolan's son and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Miles Dolan of Denver.
The Dolans plan to leave Friday.
The Dune McKay family is va
cationing this week at Rush Lake,
Perham, Minn.
Mrs. Wm. Biglin and her sis
ters, Miss Ann Waters and Mrs.
Margaret Boler, are visiting this
week in Omaha and in Iowa.
Mrs. W. H. Harty and Mrs. Pat
Harty were in Omaha for the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Frank of
Norfolk were weekend guests
at the Don McKamy home.
Miss Bernadette Brennan was
called to Hot Springs, S. D.,
Thursday due to the death of a
brother-in-law, J. A. Pfeiler. She
returned home Tuesday.
Mary Elizabeth Gatz is here for
a few days at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Gatz.
Saturday evening guests at the
W. W. Waller home were Capt.
and Mrs. Bill Podoll and family
of Stillwater, Okla.
Carolyn Lindberg visited during
the weekend in Blair, Fremont
and Lincoln.
Guests at the M. B. Marcellus
home Monday were Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Robertson of Sedro Wolly,
Wash.
The Don Maws, R<*cd Herleys
and Arthur Alms had a picnic
Sunday evening at the Aim
home.
When the F. N. Cronins returned
from a vacation trip to I^ake Oko
boji Sunday, Miss Genevieve Big
lin of Sioux City accompanied
them for a week’s visit here.
Stopping at the W. W. Waller
home Tuesday en route home from
a Black Hills vacation trip were
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fish and
family of Belden.
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Peterson
celebrated their twenty-fifth wed
ding anniversary at their home in
O’Neill on Saturday evening, Aug
ust 22. This was belated because
their children could not attend
in June.
The white wedding cake dotted
with bits of silver was the center
! piece.
Those present were their chil
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Korab
of Wausa, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Lei
bert and sons, Dick and Bruce of
Battle Creek, Mich and Janet
Lee at home. Other relatives were
Mrs. Peterson’s mother. Mrs.
Delia Harrison of O'Neill, Miss
Twila Hicks of Bristow, Mr, and
Mrs. Elmer Devall, Dwayne.
Gary, Ricky and Diane and Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Wabs, all of O’
Neill.
After opening their gifts, a
lunch of ice cream, cake, coffee
and kool ade was served. The rest
of the evening was spent taking
pictures and visiting.
MOIl] ■ lONESDfl HOME
Mother Agnesine, local superior
of the sisters teaching at St.
Mary's Academy, returned to
O'Neill Tuesday after several
weeks at a curriculum workshop
in Milwaukee, Wise.
HAYSTACK III HNS
O’Neill firemen were called to,
a hay field Tuesday afternoon 7 j
miles southwest of town.
A haystack owned by J im Corkle
burned when sparks from a back- j
firing tractor ignited the hay.
Sristow News
By Rosemary Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bata and
Tillie Novak were Sunday visitors
: at the Adolph Soukup home.
Mrs. Dwight McGill, John and
j Robert spent Thursday with Mrs.'
| John Truman.
August 18 Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Grey of Detroit, Mich, came to
visit Mrs Tena Sedlacek.
Cora Lee spent from Wednesday
until the end of the week at the
Veldon Lee home.
Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Lind and
James of Washington Depot,
Conn, arrived Thursday and spent
until Monday with Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Landholm.
Goldie Berg left Sunday morn
ing for her home in Palm Springs
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Landholm,
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Landholm
and Lou Ann, and Rev. and Mrs.
C. A. Lind were Friday dinner
guests at Carl Anderson’s.
Inman Newt
By Mrs. Janies McMahan
L. Roger Tompkins left Sunday
morning for Nebraska Wesleyan
University, Lincoln, where he will
join a bus load of boys and girls
from churches all over Nebraska
who will attend the National Meth
odist Convocation for Youth at
Purdue University in Lafayette,
Ind.
This National Convocation brings
together alxnjt 6,000 Methodist
Youth from all over the United
States where they will join in dis
cussions and listen to lectures con
cerning the important issues fac
ing the youth of today. The Con
vocation meets from August 24
through 28. and the Nebraska dele
gation which was to depart from
Johnson Hall at Nebraska Wes
leyan University at 3 p.m. Sun
day and drive all night, will ar
rive at Purdue University Monday
morning. They will leave Friday
afternoon, drive all night and ar
rive in Lincoln Saturday morning.
Roger rode to Lincoln with Rev.
Joe Roe, minister of the Ainsworth
Methodist Church, and the Misses
Marcia Dillon, District MYF Pres
ident, Rita Mundhenke and Jan
Rogers, all of Ainsworth.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey A. Tomp
kins, sons Allen and Neil, and
Mrs. Cora Caldwell drove to Ains
worth Sunday morning where Mr
Tompkins gave the morning mes
sage in the Methodist Church in
the absence of the pastor. The
Tompkins family were dinner
guests in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. William Fager and daugh
ters.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Seastedt of
Largo, Fla. are visiting in the
home of Mrs. Seastedt’s brother
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Young.
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Huptton and
family returned Sunday evening
from Glacier National Park where
Mr. Hutton has been employed
this summer. Mr. Hutton will
teach in the Ewing Public Schools
again this year. He is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Hutton.
Mrs. Charles Luben and daugh
ter, Shirley, are spending a few
days visiting relatives in Apple
ton. Wise.
Mrs. Dale Matschullat and fam
ily of Page were callers Sunday in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Anthony.
Mrs. Park and daughter of
Seattle, Wash, and Mrs. Roy
Brandt and family of Atkinson
visited in the homes of Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd DeLong and Mr. and
Mrs. Merle Detong Wednesday af
ternoon Mrs. Park is a sister of
the two Mrs. DeLongs.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd DeLong and
Mr and Mrs. Merle DeLong and
son Bill were Sunday dinner guests
in the tome of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Brandt and family at Atkinson.
The dinner was in honor of Mrs
Park and daughter, Vona, and
son. Jim, of Seattle and Mrs. Ro
bert Larson and family of Ala
nama.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hutton and
family of Omaha spent the week
end visiting in the home of Mr.
Hutton’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
T. D. Hutton
William Watson of Omaha spent
the weekend visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Watson. He
returned to Omaha Sunday accom
panied by Mrs. Watson and family
who had spent a week in the
Watson home here and with rela
tives and friends in O’Neill.
Marvin Stewart, who is employ
ed at the Raymond Bly farm near
Amelia, is spending a few days
visiting his mother, rMs. Violet
Stewart.
John Sobotka visited his sister.
Miss Anna Sobotka, at Kersch’
Nurses home in Spencer Satur
day afternoon.
Kenneth Kestenholtz, who is em
ployed at Valentine, spent the
weekend visiting his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coventry
and son, Joe, of Norfolk spent
the weekend visiting in the Ken
neth Coventry home.
Joe ePters, who is employed at
Norfolk, spent a few days last
week with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Kelley left
Saturday for Norfolk where they
visited in the R. M. Mueting home.
On Sunday they left for Ohiowa,
Nebr. where Mr. Kelley will teach
this coming year. Tom Engelhaupt
and Ned Kelley moved their
household goods to Ohiowa Sun
day.
Mrs. Robert Meyer and chil
dren moved from the DeLong
farm north of Inman to the Tim
merman rent property in the
southwest part of town Sunday.
Mr. Meyer is a patient in an
Omaha hospital.
John Sobotka and Mr. and Mrs
Leo Sobotka returned Tuesday
from the Black Hills and Yellow
stone Park where they had spent
a week vacationing.
Clayton Krueger of Woodward,
la. spent the weekend visiting in
the home of his uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Keyes, and
with other relatives and friends.
Clayton wil lteach in the Sher
man Elementary school at Oma
ha this coming year.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Keyes, Mrs
Pauline Anderl, Billy Andarl and
Mildred Keyes spent Thursday in
Norfolk. Billy Andarl continued
on to his home in Omaha after
spending several weeks with his
grandmother, Mrs. Pauline An
darl, and his uncle, Francis An
aeri.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam aBnks and
Barbara and Mrs. Bill Grothe of
O’Neill were Sunday evening vis
itors in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
James Banks and Roger.
Miss Margaret Pruss returned
Thursday from Greeley where
she spent a week visiting her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Pat Cook and family. Mr. and
Mrs. Cook and family grought her
to her home here.
Fay Brittell of Atkinson was an
Inman visitor Monday.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Gillahan
and daughters of Lawrence, Kans.
came Monday to spend a few days
in the home of Mrs. Gillahan’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Moss
man.
Richard Heppner of Storm Lake,
la. was a Monday evening dinner
guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Reynolds and family.
Ira Watson and son, Sam. spent
Monday afternoon in Neligh on
business.
Mrs. Ira Watson and son, Sam,
left Tuesday for Lincoln where
they will visit in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Langley.
Sheri and Don Meyer of Omaha
are spending several days visit
ing their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs Merle DeLong.
Several gathered at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reynolds
Tuesday evening to help plan for
the Fall Festival which will be
held the first part of October.
Everyone is invited to the 4-H
achievement picic supper Friday
evening at the school auditorium.
The picnic will start at 7 p.m. and
there will be a program following
the supper.
Miss Janice Meyer (above),
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam C. Meyer of O’Neill has
become a stewardess for Amer- j
lean Airlines and is now based
in New York, assigned to flights
from LaOuardia and Idlewlld
Airports. She was graduated
from Mitchell, S.D., High School
and was employed in a hospital
before entering stewardess
training.
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TEAM OPENINGS
2 Men - Monday - 6:45 p.m.
1 Man - Tuesday - 6:45 p.m.
1 Man - Thursday - 6:45 p.m.
1 Woman - Friday - 6:45 p.m.
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TEN PIN LANES
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hibbs,
jr. announce the engagement
and approaching marriage of
their daughter, Kay Lorraine,
to Merle Sehleusener, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Sehleusener
i
of Orchard.
Mr. Sehleusener is a graduate
of Orchard High School and at
tended Wayne College. He has
served three years in the Army
and is now farming near Or
chard.
Miss Hibbs is an O’Neill High
graduate, attended Norfolk Jun
ior College and is employed as
a secretary at Felger Insurance
Agency In Norfolk.
A fall wedding is planned.
AT
THE
COURTHOUSE
District Court
A Partition Case of William F.
Serck and Etta Serck vs. Merlin
M. Shaw, Ruby D. Shaw and
Clarence Murphy was filed August
21 in District Court by William
W. Griffin, attorney for the plain
tiff.
A passport was issued August
26 by Howard Manson, Clerk of
be District Court, to Charles
James Broberg. O'Neill. Mr. Bro
x»rg plans to leave in March on
i pleasure trip to Europe and
dans to be gone a year. He is a
medical technologist.
Cm i ty Court
State vs. Gordan La Faye, Clo-1
veiand, Ohio, no trip permit, fin
'd $10 and $4 costs; officer Donald
F. Richardson, August 20.
State vs. Jerry A. Jurgensmeier,
O'Neill, no driver's license, fined
'.5 and $4 costs; officer R. L. Gude, |
\ugust 20.
State vs. Homer R. Archer, dri
ver tor Edward Peterson, Co., Mo
iridge, S. D„ no reciprocity, fin
vd $10 and $4 costs; officer Cliff
ird L. Kizzire, August 21.
State vs. Raymond W. Clary, dri
ver for Warren Oil Co., Omaha
overload on axle, fined $90 and
1 costs; officer Donald F. Rich
lrdson, August 22.
State vs. Duane G. Beckman,
driver for Gillette Dairy, Inc.. Nor
folk, overweight on capacity;
plates, fined $10 and $4 costs; of-;
leer Donald F. Richardson, Aug
ust 25.
State vs. LoueUan M. Ottjen- '
bruns, Osmond, no driv er's license
ined $5 and $4 costs; officer R.
[. Gude, August 25.
State vs. Kenneth Greder, dri
ver for Barber Transportation Co.
\ Sioux City, la., over axel weight,
fined $60 and $4 costs; officer Don
ald F. Richardson, August 26.
State vs. Frank Lechtenberg, An
oka, speeding night, fined $10 and
$4 costs; officer E. M. Hastrei
ter, August 26.
Hospital Notes
St. Anthony’s
Admitted:
John Donohoe of O'Neill; J. E.
Smith of Page; Hirum Hubbard
of Chambers. August 19 Mrs.
George Ramold and Mrs. Henry
Grunke of O'Neill and Mrs. Joe
Nemec of Spencer. Aug. 20— Mrs.
John Tienken of Naper; Mrs. Geor
ge I,atzel of Ewing and Mrs. Fran
cis Latzel of Emmet. Aug. 21 Jack
Taylor of O'Neill and Mrs. Paul
Hubei of Ewing Aug. 22—L. G.
Bernholtz of Page. Aug. 23—Jim
my Farrier and Dorothy Wilkin
son of O'Neill. Aug. 24—Mrs. Leo
nard Brown, Henry Schacht, Mrs.
Ben Bazelman, all of O'Neill,
Mrs. Lewis Walter and Keith Hal- j
sey of Chambers; Mrs. Bob Kro
kaugger of Bristow; Mrs. Fran
kie Buckles of Merriman; Mrs.
Carl Chmiel of Ewing, Mrs. Har
old Goldfuss of Atkinson. Aug. 25— j
Lois Strong of O'Neill: Mrs. Sam
Young of Chambers and Curtiss
Nelson of Bristow. Aug. 26— Mrs.
Dale Matsehullat of Page and
Mrs. Terry Wilson of O'Neill.
Dismissed— Aug. 18 - Mrs. Erw in
Sedlacek and baby hoy of Spi n !
cer; Mrs. Keith Abart of O'Neill.
Aug. 19—Mrs. Eldon White of O'
Neill. Aug. 20 Mrs Bernard Mil
ler and baby boy, Jerry McKamy
and Bruce Ann McKamy, all of
O'Neill. Aug. 21—Miss Lois Schaaf
of Stuart; John Shoemaker of O'
Neill, J. E. Smith of Page; Mrs.
Joe Nemec of Spencer and Mrs.
Russell Barelman and baby boy
of O'Neill. Aug. 22 Timothy Gene
Abart. James Allen Abart, John
E. Donohoe and Mrs. (Jail Muller,
all of O'Neill; Hiram Hubbard of
Chambers and Mrs. John Horn
back of Spencer. Aug. 23 Mrs.
Henry Grunke of O'Neill; Mrs.
George Latzel of Ewing and Fran
cis Latzel of Emmet. Aug. 2-t
Mrs. George Ramold and baby
boy and Jimmy Farrier, both of
O’Neill; Mrs. John C. Tinken and
baby boy of Naper. Aug. 25- Mrs.
Bob Krukaugger of Bristow and
Mrs. Paul Hubei and baby girl of
Ewing. Aug. 26 Lois Strong, Mrs.
Leonard Brown and Miss Dorothy
Wilkenson all of O'Neill
LCNDHERti MEMORIAL
Creighton
Admitted: August 15-22 Harley
Buxton of Royal; Mrs. Charles
and of Des Moines, la.; Mrs. An-j
tonie Prokop of Vcrdigre; Kath
Kimble of Plainview; Bruce Wi
ryn Shefl of Winnetoon; Mrs. Stan
ley Eisenbeiss of Bloomfield; Mrs.
Minnie Schuett of Creighton. Mrs.
Robert Ruzicka of Verdigre; Lem
Luckert of Creighton; Frank B J
Ritterling of Creighton and Mrs. j
Stewart of Niobrara; Rev. Marvin
Willard Mackey of Niobrara.
Dismissed— Harley Buxton of
Royal; Rudolph Pospeshil of Ver
digre, who was transferred to the
Niobrara Rest home; Mrs. Rich
ard Rice and daughter of Creigh
ton; Mrs. Kenneth Rose and son
of Creighton; Kathryn Shefl of
Winnetoon, Bruce Wiand of Des
Moines, la.; Rev. Marvin Ritter
ling of Creighton; Mrs. Anna
Smith of Creighton and Lon Luck
ert of Creighton.
Atkinson Memorial Hospital
Admitted; August 17- Mrs. Ar
thur Kaplan of Stuart; Mrs. Max
Weichman of Stuart. 19 Mrs
Ralph Shald of Stuart; Clifford
Skala of Stuart. 19 Mrs. Thomas
Doolittle of Amelia. 20—Carol
Pickinpaugh of Newport 21 Har
old Parks of S.uart; Ronnie Ohde
of Austin. Minn. 22 Mrs. Craig
Connell of Newport. 23 Mrs. An
ton Kaup of Stuart; Mrs. Eli Mc
Connell of Atkinson; Bert Hen
ning of Atkinson.
Dismissed: August 17 William
V’aughn of Atkinson. 19 Joe Col-1
son of Stuart; George King of
Stuart. 19 Mrs. Orville Orr of
Atkinson; Fred Kanzelmeyer of
Atkinson; Mrs. Don Cleveland of
O'Neill. 20 Mrs. Adrian Rerueha ■
and daughter of Atkinson; Mrs.
Maynard Coleman of Atkinson.
21 ^Clifford Skala of Stuart; Mrs j
Dean Rowse and son of Chambers ,
22 Ronnie Ohde of Austin, Minn ;
Hospitalized: Harold Parks of
Stuart; Evelyn Sterns of Atkin
son; Mrs. Craig Connell and son
of Newport; Carol Pickinpaugh
of Newport; Mrs. Ralph Shald
of Stuart; Mrs Arthur Kaplan of
Stuart; Mrs. Max Weichman of
Smart; Mrs. Thomas Doolittle and
daughter of Amelia; Mrs. Antoni
Kaup and son of Stuart; Mrs. Eli |
McConnell of Atkinson; Bert Hen-[
ning of Atkinson
Funeral Is Held
For Mrs. Rakow;
Gold Star Mother
Opal Peeler Rakow, formerly of
Page and a Gold Star mother, died
Friday, August 14, at the home of
her son, Ross after a four-year
illness.
She was the daughter of James
and Etta Peeler, born on Decem
ber 26, 1896 at Ridge Farm, 111.
Opal moved to O’Neill with her
family at the age of 3 years and
attended both O'Neill schools.
On December 19, 1917, she was
married to Luke C. Rakow at O'
Neill. She was a member of the
Methodist church in Page and had
lived in the Page area until 1950,
when her family moved to Wash
ington.
Two sons preceeded her in
death; Vernon Keith, at the age
af 3 weeks, and Wendell Lamont,
a World War II casualty in 1944.
Survivors are: husband, Luke;
son. Ross; granddaughter, Lori
Ellen, all of Goldendale, Wash.,
and a brother, Roy Peeler of Ne
halem, Ore.
Services were conducted at the
Phillips Funeral home on August
17 with Rev. Arthur Campbell of
ficiating. Interment was at the
I.O.O.F. cemetery in Goldendale.
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