Hospital Notes
8T. ANTHONY’S HOSPITAL
O’Neill
Admissions: Sept 29—John Kil
eoin. Mrs. Bernard Pongratz, Mrs.
Jennie Eppenbach, all of O'Neill;
John H. Reimers of Inman 30^
Bob P. Summerer of Ewing; Beth
Ann Goldfuss of Atkinson. Oct. 1—
Mrs. Joe Schmidt, Mrs Edward
Cuddy, Mrs Norman Uhl, Miss
Norma Kopejtka. all of O'Neill;
Mrs. Lyle Kopejtka of Inman.
Oct. 2 Mrs John E. Babl of
Lynch; William H David of
Chandlers. 3 Paul Shelhamer of
O'Neill; Mrs. Ida Crandall of In
man 4— Mrs. Joe Ollendiek of
O’Neill; Clarence Murphy of
Emmet. Mrs. Theodore Ky
ster, Mrs. George Ramold. both
of O'Neill; George Pond of In
man; Bryan Erisman of Lincoln.
& John J. Berigan of O’Neill;
Jane Beelaert of Page; Douglas
Jarman of Chambers.
Dismissals: Sept. 29 Mrs. Wil
liam Ernst of O'Neill. 30—Mrs.
Terry Wilson and baby girl of O'
Neill. Oct. 1 Bob P. Summerer
of Ewing. 2 James Tmshynski,
Harry Graham, Gordon Johnson,
John Kilcoin, and Mrs Bernard
Pongratz, all of O’Neill; Beth Ann
Goldfuss of Atkinson; Mrs Celia
Terrill of Page. 3—Miss Norma
Kopejtka of O’Neill. 4- Mrs. Lyle
Kopejtka and baby girl of In
O’Neill; W. H. David of Cham
bers. & Mrs. Joe Schmidt and
baby girl, Mrs. Edw. Cuddy and
baby girl and Dr. W. F. Finley,
all of O’Neill; Clarence Murphy
of Emmet; Jane Beelaert of
Page. 7 Bryan Erisman of Lin
coln.
LI NDBKRl i M EMI)RIAL
HOSPITAL Creighton
ADMITTED: Sept. 26-Ort. 3
Mrs, Lulie Stein of Bloomfield;
Joe Sanders of Niobrara; Berton
Page of Creighton; Mrs John
Coum of Niobrara. Rosemon
James of Bloomfield; Sandra
Emory of Creighton; Henry
Bleckwell of Creighton; Ladd Kli
ment of Verdigre; Mrs. Marvin
Vavak of Verdigre; Bert Clarence
of Creighton; Mrs. Don Darnell of
Verdigre
DISMISSED: Mrs Ray De
Muth and son of Creighton; Mrs.
Vincent Becker and son of Creigh
ton; Mrs. Lillie Stein of Bloom
field, who was transferred to
Yankton, S. D.; Sandra Emory of
Creighton; Rosemon James of
Bloomfield
DEATH: William Lovejoy of
Center.
SACRED HEART HOSPITAL
Lynch
Admitted: Mrs. Etta Bennett of
Naper; Mrs. Bertha Bright of
Butte; Mrs. Mary Classen of
Spencer; Calvin Conklin of Lynch;
Alvin Davis of Spencer; John W.
Dickey of Spencer; Mrs. John
Hurd of Lynch; Dr. G. B. Ira of
Lynch; Baby Mary Michelene
Kolar of Monowi; Miss Linda
Krugman of O’Neill; Mrs Clay
Mashino of Lynch; Jim Minarik
of Verde!; Erick Oilman of Ano
ka; Mrs. Martha Schultz of Na
per; Robert Stoltenberg of Naper.
Dismissed: Sept. JO Mrs. Ru
dolph Becker of Naper; Mrs. Ro
bert Wilson of Vordel; Mrs. Wil
liam Snider of Butte; Mrs. Frank
Thomson of Lynch. Oct. 3 Mrs.
Charles Kolar of Monowi; Mrs.
William Weidner of Fairfax, S.
D. 5- Miss Madlen Peklo of
Lynch. 6 Mrs. Howard Carsten
of Lynch.
Expired: Mrs. Edith Donahue
of Butte, age 90, Oct. 4.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL - Atkinson
Admitted: Sept. 28 Elmer Mi
chaelis of Inman; Mrs. Milford
«... e On Tlfoo
Ferdy Mefford of Stuart; Mrs
Norris Johnson of Gwinn, Mich.;
Joan Herrington of Bassett;
Thomas Herrington of Bassett;
William Herrington of Bassett;
Frank Wewel of Stuart. Oct. 1
Denton Colfack of Atkinson; Mrs.
Leland Andersen of Atkinson; Mr.
Warren Shaw of Bassett; Mrs.
James Higgins of Jamison; Mrs.
Opal Keating of Atkinson; Mrs.
Milford Juracek of Atkinson. 2
Mrs Franklin Dillon of Ains
worth; Mrs Calvin Seger of At
kinson; Henry Keiter of Stuart.
3 - Stella Sparks of Amelia;
Mrs. Leonard Jungman of Atkin
son. 4—Henry Ludeman of New
port.
Dismissed: Sept. 29 Mrs. Ka
therine Johnson of Atkinson; Lyle
Haney of Spencer; Mrs. Jennie
Strong of O'Neill. 30 — Daniel
Schaaf of Emmet; Gertrude Kauf
of Stuart. Oct 1 William Her
rington of Bassett; Thomas Her
rington of Bassett; Joan Herring
ton of Bassett 2 Henry Hamik
of Stuart; Denton Colfack of At
kinson; Frank Wewel of Stuart.
3—Elmer Michaelis of Inman. 4
Mrs Charles Boettcher of Atkin
son; Mrs. Arthur Givens of
Stuart; Warren Shaw of Bassett.
STATEMENT
Required by the act of August
24. 1912, as amended by the acts
of March 3, 1933, and July 2,
1946 (Title 39, United States Code,
Section 233) showing the owner
ship, management, and circula
tion of The Frontier published
weekly at O'Neill, Nebraska for
October 1, 1959.
1. The names and addresses of
the publisher, editor, managing
editor, and business managers
are: Publisher Alan Cramer,
Wayne, Nebr. and James Cham
pion O'Neill. Nebr.; Editor, Jerry
Petsehe, O'Neill, Nebr. Managing
editor, James Champion, O'Neill.
Nebr. Business manager, James
Champion, O'Neill. Nebr.
2- TTie owners are Alan Cramer,
Wayne, Nebr. and James Cham
pion. O'Neill, Nebr.
3. The known bondholders, mort
gagees, and other security hold
ers owning or holding 1 percent
oar more of total amount of bonds,
mortgages, or other securities
are; None.
The average number of copies
of each issu-' of th s publication
sold or distributed, through the
mails or otherwise, to paid sub
scribers during the 12 months
preceding the date shown above
was: 2,613
JAMES Cl LAMPION
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 30th day of September,
1959,
(SEAL)
FLORENCE C. PONTON
Notary Public
(My commission expires May
10, 1961).
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