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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1960)
V mm « llnrry Clauson Is shown at his barber shop here In O’Neill. Clauson has cut the hair of four generations of the Bowens of Page.— The Frontier photo and engraving ST ANTHONY'S MEEKS Mr. and Mrs. Russell Meeks of O’Neill, son, Terri] Ray, 7 | mHinds 4 ounces, February 4. SMITH—Mr. and Mrs. Mike Smith of O'Neill, daughter, Keily Ann, 6 pounds and 4 ounces, Feb ruary 4. DAY Mr. and Mrs. Donald Day of O’Neill, daughter, Connie Joan, 8 pounds 9 ounces, Febru ary 5. KRAC1IT Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kracht of Bloomfield, son, 9 pounds 3Vi ounces, February 8. SACKED HEART Lynch LOOCK Mr. and Mrs. Richard Loock of Spencer, daughter Sherri Lynn, 7 pounds 7 ounces, Febru ary 6. The couple also has another girl and a boy. Mrs. Loock is the lormer Barbara Cleary VOGT Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vogt of Naper, son, Dale Edward. 10 pounds 15 ounces, February 2. ATKINSON MEMORIAL O’MALLEY Mr. and Mrs. Ger ald O’Malley of Chambers, daugh ter, Ami Marie, 8 pounds 3 ounces, February 2. ALLEN—Mr. and Mrs. James Allen of Rose, daughter, Becky Jayne. 6 pounds 3 Vi ounces, February 4. REISER Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reiser of Butte, daughter, Hope Annette, 4 pounds 13 ounces, February 5. ELSEWHERE PAVIJK Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth ’ Pavlik of Lincoln, daughter. Jeni for I»u, 6 pounds 7 ounces, Febr uary 1. The couple now has a son and a daughter. Mr. and Mrs Edwin Pavlik are the paternal grandparents. FAULHABER Mr. and Mrs. Richard Faulhaber of Springfield, 111., daughter. They now have three daughters and two sons. The Faulhabers moved three years ago from the Venus community. FALTER Mr. and Mrs. Duane Falter of Fremont, daughter. February 1. The Falters also have a son. Mrs. Falter is the former Joanne Von Seggem, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Von Segg ern of Venus. PAVLIK—Mi-, and Mrs. Larry Pavlik of Norfolk, daughter, Ro bin Marie, 8 pounds 3 ounces. January 29. This is their first child. Mr. Pavlik is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pavlik, for mer Verdigre residents. GROSS—Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Gross of Onida, S. D., son, Alan John, 8 pounds 6 '•> ounces, Jan. 29. Mrs. Gross is the former Beverly Vonasek, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Leonard Vonasek of Verdigre. This is their first grand child. PAVELKA Mr. and Mrs. Mar vin Pavelka of Verdigre, son, 6 pounds 12 ounces, February 4. This is the couples first child. Mrs. Pavelka is the former IX'lores Slechta, daughter of Mr.and Mrs William Slechta of Verdel. KRONSCHNABEL D r. and Mrs. John Kronschnabel of St Paul, Minn., son, Michael John. 6 pounds 7 ounces, February 3 This is the first grandchild for AT.. n«.l TT..„ 1 ..... of Ewing. NAPIER—Mr. and Mrs. John Napier of Ewing, twins: son, Bob bie, 6 pounds 15Li ounces, daugh ter, Barara, 6 pounds 4 ounces, February 16 Antelope Memoria hospital. They have a daughter. Ann IB and a son, Tom 3. Mr. and Mrs. Web Napier are the pater nal grandparents. HIGGINS Mr. and Mrs Mervin Higgins of Naper, son. February 3, Burke, S. D., hospital. Hospital Notes SACRED HEART Lynch PRESENT: Mrs. Bertha Bright N. E. Hiatt and Mrs. Cecelia Liewer, all of Butte; Mrs.Mary Classen, Lyle Johnson and Mrs Richard Loock, all of Spencer; Dr. J. A. Guttery, Dr. G. B. Ira and Mrs. Etta Johnson, all of Lynch; Mrs. William Koenig and Hugh Roberts, both of Fairfax; George Kubik of Star; Erick Oil man of Anoka; Mrs. Martha Schu ltz of Naper. DISMISSED: Feb. 2 Mrs. Emil Hrbek of Lynch and Delbert Shaw of Verdel. 4 Quentin Pickering of Lynch. 6— Mrs. Thomas Court ney of Lynch. 7—Robert Bowman of Brir'.iW Mrs Edward Vogt ‘ baby of Naper. 8 Sidney J Baker and Mrs Jake Serk. bot1 of Lynch; Ronald Klasna of Spencer. EXPIRED: Feb. 7-Mrs. Charles Haugen of Niobrara, age 62. ST. ANTHONY'S ADMITTED: Eel). 3-Mrs. Rus sel) Meeks and Mrs. Mary Zas trow, both of O'Neill. 4 Mike Smith and Mary Jane Kayl, both of Spencer; Mrs. Emma Lidgett of Chambers; Mrs. Edward Mur phy, Mrs. Donald Day, Mrs. Dave Widtfeldt and Mrs. Michael Smith, all of O'Neill. 5—Mrs. Wayne Klinetobe of O'Neill and Mrs. Marie Sehroeder of Omaha t> Ernest Norwood of Ewing; ! Mrs. Nick Schwindt, Carl Goldapp i and Mark Wimmer, all of O'Neill 7 Mrs. Orville KelJar, Joe Cun ningham, jr., and Richard Pon- j gratz, all of O'Neill. 8 Peggy Yantzi of Chadron; Mrs Arnold Krarht of Bloomfield; Billy Perry of O'Neill; Karl Bernt of Stuart 1 W II. David of Chambers; John P. Riley of O'Neill; Mrs Stanley Lambert and Mrs. Seth Hertel, both of Ewing; Mrs. Ervin Held of Orchard; Veldon Pinker man of Lynch. DISMISSED: Feb. 3 Anton Do brovolny of Atkinson; Mary Jane Van Every of Page; Mi's. Vern Gorgen and baby girl of O'Neill. 4 Jerome Spittler and Mrs. Charles Mahony, both of O’Neill; Mrs. Victor True and baby l>oy of Ewing; James Klasna of Spencer; John Reimers of Inman; Mrs. Tom Blake of Ree Heights, S. D j f> Mrs. George Mumm, Gene; Schmichel, Mrs. D. R. Mounts and Mrs. Robert Shoemaker and baby j girl, all of O’Neill: Mrs. Donald; warmer and nany girl of cnamners. 8 Joe Cunningham, jr., Mrs. 1 Michael Smith and Mrs. Russell Meeks and baby boy, all of O' Neill; Mrs. Emma Lldgett of Chambers; Mary Jean Kayl of Spencer; Ernest Norwood of Ewing. 9 Mrs. Orville 'Kellar, Mrs. Donald Day and baby girl Mrs. Edward Murphy, Billy Perry and Mrs. Wavne Klinetobe, all of O'Neill. Atkinson Memorial ADMITTED: Feb 1 Mrs. Ger ald P. O’Malley of Chambers; Mrs. Anna Humphreys of Newport; Lee Roy Hansen of Bassett; Mrs. Wil liam Vaughn, Edward Rezac and Tom McDonald, all of Atkinson. 2 Clifford Leach of Page; Mar garet O’Donnell and Robert Mar tens, sr., both of Atkinson. 3 Mrs. LaVerne Morgan of Stuart; Mrs. Roger Fischer of Bassett;! Kenneth Zoerb of Newport. 4 Mrs. James Allen of Rose; Wil liam Siebert, Mrs. Peter Ramolrl! and Mrs. Lyle Addison, all of At kinson; Barbara West of Stuart; Mrs. Jess Hoyt of Naper; M. L j Sageser of Amelia; Mrs. Alvin I Wedige of Emmett. 5- Kimberley Marie Tielke of Atkinson; Mrs. Harold Reiser of Butte; Mrs. D | R. Mounts of O'Neill: 6—Lewis F Vaughn. Rernard Troshynski and Henry Gruenberg, all of Atkinson; Clara D Pettijohn of Stuart; | Frank Musil of O’Neill; Steve Ludeman of Anoka. 7 Tabitha Yelsma and Keith Jones, both of Atkinson; Gertrude Kaup of Stuart. DISMISSED: Feb. 1—Ronald | Kreiger of O’Neill; Mrs. William , Vaughn of Atkinson. 2 Frank 1 Ammon of Newport: Lee Roy Hansen of Bassett; Ed Rezac of Atkinson. 3—Edward Sterns and Mrs. Lyman White, both of At kinson: Mrs. Charles Havranek and daughter of O'Neill; Emmet* Catterson of Ainsworth. 4 Mrs Frank Schnase of Atkinson; Mrs. George Schald and daughter and Mrs. Donald Schald and daughter all of Stuart, fr Mrs. James A1 ifu <uiu utiUKmn ul Dnawii. i Mrs. Roger Fisrher of Bassett; Thomas McDonald of Atkinson; Gertrude Kaup of Stuart. EXPIRED: Jim Beck of Atkin son-Feb. 4. Sick and Injured CHAMBERS- Mrs. Ed Coday drove to Grand Island on Friday to visit her husband, a patient at the Veterans hospital. She re turned home on Sunday. Mr. Co day is about the same, still in traction. They expected specialists to see him the first of this week . . . Mrs. Rena Coppoc reports that her brother, Earl Coppoc of Seward has had to return to the hospital and that his condition is very serious following a heart at- j tack. Mr. Coppoc lived at Cham j bers many years. STUART Mr. Gertrude Kaup 1 fell Sunday morning and received j a broken hip. She was taken to : the Atkinson Memorial hospital t where r-rays were taken and then . on to Omaha by ambulance where surgery was performed on Mon [ day. j: J EWING—Ernest Norwood be 1 came ill at his home on Saturday ; c and was taken to St. Anthony’s-1 1 ho pital for care and treatmentl c . . Mr. and Mrs. Ed Urban went p to Tilden on Tuesday to visit his i / brother. Frank Urban, a patie r 1 J at the Tilden hospital . . . Roy I Davis, who has been convalescing | 1 from a severe heart attack for some time at the home of his broth er and wtfe, Mr and Mrs. Waldo Davis, left for his home at Gold Beach, Ore. Tuesday, accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Edith Hickman of Oakland, Ore. who had assisted In caring for him during his ill ness . . . Mrs. Waldo Davis and her sister, Mrs Homer Barton of Orchard came home Thursday from Omaha where they had been with Mr. Dav is who underwent surgery at tlie Methodist hospital. They report his condition as sat isfactory. PAGE C. P. Leach returned from Atkinson Memorial hospital Friday after a few days hospitali zation where an effort was made to make him more comfortable Mr. Leach has been in a good deal of misery for several years . , . Charles Sorensen of Norfolk brought his mother, Mrs. Soren Sorensen home from Norfolk on February 2. She had undergone minor surgery there. Mr. Soren sen spent the night in his par ents home. DKLOIT Mrs. G. A. Bauer spent Saturday at the Otto Kali hotf home. The Kallhoffs baby daughter is ill and their small son is in the Antelojie Memorial hospital at Neligh with pneumonia . . .Mrs. Louis Pofahl was in Omaha Wednesday for a medical checkup. INMAN—Mr. and Mrs. Floyd DeLong left Sunday for Omaha where they will visit in the home of their son, Dean DeLong and family. Mr. DeLong will also re and Mrs. Harvey Tompkins have received word that Mr. Tompkins' father, Leon Tompkins underwent major surgery on Wednesday at Tucson, Ariz. Mr. and Mrs. Tomp kins have l>een spending the wai ter near their son, Dr. Charles Tompkins and family. Their ad dress is: 5838 East Pima, Tucson Ariz. VENUS Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Caskey and daughters. Suellyn and Joan have been ill with the flu . . .Mrs. Sidney Faulhaber is ill at her home . . . Mrs. James A Border of Quantico, Va., under went major surgery on Monday Feb. 1. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brookhouser. LYNCH—Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hull of Niobrara were overnight guests in the Guy Hull home Thursday night. They had been to call on Mr. Hull's aged mother. Mrs. Sara Hull who is ill. Mrs. Leon Mellor went to stay a few days to help care for her mother . . . Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wither wax and Leo went to Newport Monday to see Mrs. Witherwax’s brother, Earl Crawford, who had a heart attack. They called at the Ray Witherwax home in O’Neill on their return . . . Veldon Pinker man was dismissed from St Anthony's hospital February 2 af ter being hospitalized for five weeks. He returned to the hospi tal Tuesday evening. O'NEILD Mrs. Jerry Cuddy has been ill with the flu . . . Mrs. Rosa Bowers spent the past week with her daughter, Mrs. Marion Woidneck while Mr. Woidneck was in the Veterans hospital at Grand Island for a medical check up. Mr. Woidneck was a patient there for the past two weeks . . Mrs. D. R. Mounts was transfer red Friday to the Atkinson Mem orial hospital . . . Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gallagher returned Thurs day from Rochester, Minn, where they had gone for medical attention . . .Albert Stoffer re turned Saturday from an Omaha hospital where he has been hos pitalized since he was injured in a hunting accident last fall. DORSEY—Mrs. Emil Hrbek. who has been on the sick list, is recovering nicely . . . Mrs. Lester Derickson. Patty and David have been having the flu, but feel some better . . . Mrs. Tom Alder and son returned home from St. An thony's hospital on February 2 . . . Mr. and Mrs. John Derick son have been sick with the in fluenza. Their son, Lester came tc help them with the chores. John Derickson is slowlv recovering . . . Carolyn Sedivy vvasn t feel ing well Friday. NEWPORT Frank Ammon re turned home February 2 from a , couple days stay in the Atkinson Memorial hospital . . . Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Utter and son of | Gering came Thursday to see his father, Pete Utter, who is in the Atkinson Memorial hospital. They returned home Sunday . . . Anna Humphrey returned home Friday from a three day stay in Ihe A1 kinson Memorial hospital . . Francis Irwin entered the Bassett hospital February 3 suffering from a heart attack. His children j Mrs. Donald Skinner of Scotrts bluff and Bud of Central City came on Thursday to visit him. They 1 left for their homes on Sunday. AMELIA—Wayne Burgett was on the sick list Monday and un able to attend school . - . Paul Fisher and his sister, Mrs. Wil liam Thompson were unable to ?o to Illinois last week to visit their brother, Amos, as another brother, Merton of Bonestecl, S D.. had planned to accompany diem and was ill with the flu . . rhe Lloyd Waldo family, with the exception of Mrs. Waldo, were rtetims of the Asian flu last week . . Mrs. Art Doolittle and son 3ale took her aunt. Mrs. Delia Crnst to the doctor Sunday. Mrs Crnst had a badly sprained ankle <-rays were taken but showed i io broken bones. She is improved . . Link Sageser entered the At rinson hospital on Thursday eve ling, Feb. 4 for tests and observa ions. Mrs. Sageser stayed at the ^addie Sladek home in Atkinson ; couple of days to be near Mr tageser and then stayed at the ome of her son, Vem in Amelia ir. Sageser may be able to come ome in mid-week. . . . Several f the school children were ill ist week with the flu. One of the ays there were only four pupils t school in the lower room, .mong those who were ill were ack and Billy Doolitle. Debra truce and Larry Waldo, Kay hompson and Vicki Doolittle. I AT THE COURTHOUSE DISTRICT COURT— Lzxns Sojka of Ewing has been issued a passport by Howard D. Manson. Clerk of the District Court He plans to leave the last of March for a visit in Poland Germany. France. England and Italy. Mr and Mrs. Ira Watson of In man have been issued a passport by Howard D. Manson, Clerk of the District Court. They plan to leave in April for England, France, Germany and Holland. COUNTY COURT— State vs. Dariur G. Burgess of Overton, overweight on capacity plate, fined $10 and $4 costs; of ficer- Clifford L. Kizzire, Feb. 4 State vs. Bruce A. Hunkins of Omaha, fictitious plates, fined $10 and $4 costs; officer E. M. Has treiter, Feb. State vs. Clarence H. Johnson driver for Herzig Manufacturing Co., overweight on capacity plate fined $10 and $4 costs: officer Clifford L. Kizzire, Fe. 9. State vs. Richard Ratliff of At kinson, no operator’s license, fined $10 and $4 costs; officer—Sgt R R. Shomey, Feb. 10. State vs. A. J. McMahon of Omaha, night speeding, fined $10 and $4 costs; officer—E. M. Has treiter, Feh. 10 State vs. Merlyn M. Shaw' of Emmet, night speeding, fined $10 and J4 costs; officer-E M Has treiter, Feb. 10. State vs. James J Brut sky ol Atkinson, Operating motor vehiek without drivers license, fined $li and $4 costs; officer -E M Has treiter, Feb. 10. State vs George F' Kyser ol O’Neill, night speeding. fined $1; and VI costs; officer—E. M Has treiter. Feb. 10. State vs. Fred R. Snowardt. Jr of O'Neill, night speeding, fined $1C and $4 costs; officer—Eugene Has treiter, Feb. 10. Pairings Given In Five Cage Tournaments Pairings for district basketball tournaments which will be held or Feb. 22-23 and 25-26 are as fol lows : Class C, Stanton — Feh. 22, Stanton vs. Lyons, 7, and Pender vs. Winside. 8:30; Fob. 23, Pilgei vs. Battle Creek, 7 and Norfolk Sacred Heart vs. Wisner. 8:30 Stanton seeded one and Wisner seeded two. Class C, Atkinson — Feb. 22. O'Neill St. Mary’s vs. Spring view, 7, and Spencer vs. Stuart, 8:30; Feb. 23. Fwing vs. Bassett, 7, and Atkinson vs. Butte, 8:30. Class I), Thurstrai — Feb. 22, Homer vs. Hubbard, 5:30; Emer son Sacred Heart vs. Decatur, 7. and Rosalie vs. Brancroft, 8:30 Thurston drew a bye. No Tues day games Bancroft and. Thurs , ton were seeded one and two, rv spectiveiy. Class D. O'Neill Feh 23, Or chant vs Chambers. 7 and lynch vs. Bartlett, 8:30 Page anti In man seeded one and two, respec tively drew byes to the semifinals Class B. Ord — Feb, '29, Valen tine vs. Ainsworth. 7; O’Neill vs Bnoken Bow, 8:30. Marrh 1. Loup City vs. Burwell, 7. ami St Paul vs. Ord. 8:30. Second round games will be played March 3 ami the finals will be Friday. March 4. Valentine, 13-3, Ainsworth. 10-4, Loup City . 11-1 and Ord, 10-4. have the best records to date O’Neill has an 8-8 record. Ewing News By Mr*. Harold Harris The Clearwater-Ewmg Pinochle , club met Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mi's. Gail Boies. All members were present The high score was won hy Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stevens ami low score went to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hint/ Refreshments were served by the hosts. Mr. and Mis. Leonard Knapp were calleis on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Seth Her tel at Chambers. Mr. and Mrs. Gail Boies spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and ] Mrs. Frank Bohn. Mr. ;unl Mrs. Richard Edwards and children were Saturday even ing guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Totnjack. Cathy Tom jack accompanied them home to Bigs sett to spend the week. Mr ami Mrs Jerry Tom jack entertained their pitch club TTiurs day evening. Guests were Mr, and Mi's Archie Tuttle and Mr and Mrs. Ovaries Rotherham Mr Tuttle and Mrs Rotherham were the winners of high score. Mi's Tuttle ami Elvin Hamilton receiv ed low Mr. Rotherham received the traveling prize ami Mr* Hamilton the special prize. Lunch was served after the games. Guests on Sunday at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Woodrow Elliot were Rev. ami Mrs. T J. Seahil) and son. Joe of Elgin. Mr and Mrs. Robert Hartak and children accompanied by hei mother, Mrs. Laura Spittler drove to Valentine Sunday u> visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spittler and family, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Shaw and Julie were Monday evening guest: it the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raj Funk and family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walter of Atkinson vveit* overnight guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs Will Walter on Monday. Monday guests at the Will Wal 'or home were Mr. and Mrs Clif ford Zeinbein of Orchard, Mr. and Mrs Will Walter were honored at a dinner Sunday at tin home of their son and daughter in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wal ter and family at Clearwater, the occasion to celebrate their 53rd wedding anniversarj Other guests were his nephew Philip Walter of Clearwater and Miss Karen Tuttle of Ewing Miss Carolyn Tams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Robert C. Tams, was elected to the student senate again for the second semester. Miss Tams is a freshmen at the Norfolk Junior Oil lege at Norfolk Cecil Green is the sponsor of this group. Rev. Peter Dunne of Pierce and Rev Louis Miller of Elkton, S. IV, will bo tin* guest shakers at the Rural Life session to Ik* held Monday, February 15 at St. Dominie s hall. Joseph Meisner, a layman from 1 Vs Moines, la., will also assist. The meeting will open with :» 10 00 a m mass at St. Peter's church to be followed by sessions during the day at St. Dominie s hall. The Christian Motltcrs of St. Peter's church will serve dinnei at the hall. Mr. and Mrs. James Mlnarik had as their dinner guests on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs Don Mac kel of Flgin and Gene Stems of No ligh. Afternoon callers were Mi and Mrs Dwight Shrooder and family of Ewing and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sort* of Clearwater. Mrs. Paul Waters and son. 1 kuiglas of Omaha came Tuesday to spend si\ weeks with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Dunks while Mr Waters, a medical stn dent, takes a course in surgery at St. Elizabeth hospital in Lincoln, lie is expected to spend the com ing weekend with his family it» Ewing. __ Dollar Days 1/ "'■ .f I LB fS C^-37*/ V / \1 <BLlul fiominL 1 /<•••■“> \ • MARGARINE I I Average oh. 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