5L Social
^orecalt
Thursday. March SI
Delta Dek. Mrs C. J, Gatz
Friday, April I
Rcbekah Friendship meeting,
p.m.
Sunday. April S
Country Club Ladies Bridge
Golden Hotel, 8 p m. Husband
welcome
Monday, April 4
Hospital Auxiliary
Tuesday, April 5
WCTU, Mrs Claude Rates
MM, Mrs. Esther Harris
O’Monde. Mrs Mickey Stewar
Chez-A-Mari, Mrs. Marvin Mille
Wednesday. April B
Legion Auxiliary
Thursday, April 7
What Not Extension, Mrs. Gloni
Kennieott
Presbyterian Women’s Assoc.
Vocation Church School Institute
Metis Mist church
Club Notes
llllll Extension Club
Mrs. Harold Van Vleck was hos
tpss to the March 23 meeting o
the H. H. H. Extension club witl
nine members present. Guests wen
Mrs. Joe Wiobel, Mrs. G. Walters
Mrs. Marcus Pierson and daugh
ter anil Mrs. Roy Young of Orchard
The meeting was opened bj
reading the creed. The lesson or
Handicraft was given by Mrs. Roj
Young and members made a log
plant holder. Lunch was served.
CViuple's Club
The Couple's Bridge club begar
their Sunday evening meeting with
dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
I^awrence Haynes Mrs. Marvin
Johnson and Tom Liddy won the
high score awards. The next cards
will be played at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Conard at Emmett
April 10.
St. Patrick's Altar Society
About 90 members of St. Patrick’s
Altar Society met last Thursday
for their regular meeting with St.
Helen’s Guild in charge and Mrs.
Orville Sindelar chairman.
Msgr Timothy O'Sulliean spoke
to the group and thanked them for
their part in the February 20 re
ception. The guild chairman vol
unteered to lie on the committee for
the local chapter of the NCCW.
The April 21 meeting will be
under St. Monica’s Guild.
Rebekah
Rebekah I»dge will meet Friday
night for their annual Friendship
meeting. Special guest will be the
assembly warden and members of
neighboring Rebekah Ixadges have
been Invited.
Janawa
Mrs. Francis Murphy entertained
members of Janawa pitch club
Monday evening. Winners were
Mrs. John Stuifbergen and Mrs. Ed
Schmit. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Schmit.
Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
cluh members met for dinner in
O'Neill and bridge at the home of
Mrs. C. E. Lundgren March 23.
Mrs. Mike Burney was a guest. The
April 13 meeting will be with Mrs.
James Rooney.
INCOME TAX
For assistance in filing your self
employment and tax reports,
call on—
Geo. C. Robertson
AGENCY
We work for your interest and
i appreciate your business.
Downey Building, O’Neill, Nebr.
Ph. 534 — Res. Ph. 161W
WANTED
250 Yearlings to
Pasture
Inquire
GOLDEN HOTEL
Room 109
O'NEILL, NEBR.
• IITA Bridge
| Members oi OCA bridge dub me
Tuesday evening for dinner in O’
Neill and cards at the home of Mrs
John Stuifbergen. Mrs. Melvu
Ruzicka and Mrs. A. P. J&szkowiai
1 were guests.
I Bridge winners were Mrs. Verm
Reynold son and Mrs. Leigh Rey
' noldson. The April 12 meeting wil
be with Mrs. Rex Wilson.
C C I Julies To Have Bridge
i, The O'Neill Country Club Ladies
will meet Sunday evening at the
Golden Hotel at 8 p.m for a mixed
, bridge party. Husbands are invited
5 to attend but the committee points
out that the party is not necessarily
a couple's party.
Women’* Club Postponed
The April 5 meeting of the O'
Neill Women’s Club has been post
1 pom'ii it w'as announced this week
as Mrs. D. C. Schaffer, in charge
of the program, will be out of town
The meeting will be the third week
in April. A definite date will be set
1 later.
Mr. ami Mrs. George Fuller
1 ton. Amelia, announce the en
gagement anil approaching mar
riage of their daughter, Phillis
Jean, to Gene Skala, son of Mr.
ami Mrs. Icon Skala. Fremont.
Miss F ii Merton graduated
from Chambers high school, at
tended Wayne State Teachers col
[ lege and is now attending l.ln
| coin Beauty Academy. Her fi
ance is a graduate of Howells
( high school, attended Norfolk
I Junior college and Is now em
ployed in Fremont.
A June 36th wedding date has
been set.
Rebekah's Visit Bassett
Several members of the O’Neill
Rebekah lodge were guests Fri
day night at the Bassett Rebekah
Friendship meeting. They were
Mrs. Melvin Klingler, Mrs. Albert
Klingler. Mrs. Ruby Wayman, Mrs.
, Clay Johnson jr., and Mrs. Roy
i Wayman.
Brunch for Mrs. Arnold
Mrs. Helmut Arnold was honor
ed at a Wednesday morning brunch
and a surprise hanky shower by a
group of friends.
The Arnold family is leaving
O’Neill to make their home in
Lincoln about the first of May.
They have a daughter, Gretchen
and two sons Michael and Martin.
Mr. Arnold is employed by the
State Highway department as an
engineer.
Officers Are Elected
At VFW Auxiliary
Meeting Here Sunday
Tho VFW Auxiliary district meet
ing was held in O'Neill Sunday at
the Odd Fellows Hall with Mrs.
George Morlang, district president,
in charge. The deputy president,
| Ann Trimpey from Lincoln, w^s
present and conducted a question
| and answer period at the meeting.
New officers were elected and
| installed by Mrs. Trimpey. They
are Mrs. Mary Boham, Bassett,
president; Mrs. Josephine Fims,
Ainsworth, service president; Mrs.
Bertha Nagel, Naper, junior vice
president; Mrs. Frances Rudmik,
Long Pine, treasurer.
Others are Mrs. Edith Young,
chaplin, Mrs. Verlan Peterson,
conductress, Mrs. Alta Rodgers,
Bassett, guard; Mrs. George Mor
lang, Mrs. Dale Revell, Mrs. Pau
line Phieffer, Long Pine, all trus
tees; Mrs. Lucille Boham, Bassett,,
secretary; Mrs. Otto Sprague,
patriotic instructor; Mrs. Clara
Reynolds, Bassett, historian, and
Mrs. Morris Kirkpatrick. Mrs. Dale
Revell, Mrs. Everett Staube and
Mrs. George Morlang, color beares.
The luncheon was served by the
O'Neill auxiliary to both men and
women following the separate meet
ing^
Special
CARLOT AUCTION
Breeding Cows And Lightweight Grass Cattle
1500 To 1700 Head
TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1:00 P.M.
Atkinson, Nebraska
FEATURING THE FOLLOWING BREEDING COWS
20 Angus cows 4 & 5 year olds. Bred to Angus Bulls
75 Hereford cows, 8 & 4 years olds. Bred to Angus Bulls
10 Hereford cows straight 4 year olds. Bred to Hereford bulls
50 Hereford cows from the Edgar Thompson Ranch. 25 of these
have big husky calves at side & all are bangs tested
5 Aberdeen Angus Bulls from the Charley W'. Peterson Ranch.
All coming two year olds
800 to 1000 Hereford, .Angus & Shorthorn Steer and heifer calves.
W'ts. 350 to 575 lbs. Including 100 to 173 head of Angus calves,
100 head of which weigh from 850 to 400 lbs. If you want
cattle for grass be here Tuesday. Always a good selection &
a sale every Tuesday at Atkinson.
To list additional cattle for tills sale or any of our future sales
Phone 5141 Atkinson or 293 Ainsworth
ATKINSON LIVESTOCK MARKET
Phone 5141 ~ Atkinson, Nebr.
V
Sick and Injured
0.NELLI_Mrs Ivan Briggs a
t Omaha is a patient in the Ore
- hospital She had pneumonia Iasi
• fall and has never fully recovered
1 She is a daughter of Mrs. Sidney
Anderson
Richard Minton sr. is making
satisfactory recovery from a fit
and pneumonia condition for which
he was hospitalized. . .Mrs. H. B
Burch is improving after a hip
fracture she suffered five weeks
ago She is able to be about in a
wheel chair. She and her husband
: manage with a little help) to main
tain their home and her care.
They celebrated their 37 wedding
anniversary last year.
ONE ILL—Rhonda, three year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martui
Devall, was taken to Children's
hospital in Omaha for treatment
for spinal meningitis. Martin and
Mrs Elmer Devall returned Mon
day. The mother remained in Om
I aha. . .Austin Searles was taken to
I St. Anthony’s hospital Sunday for
i treatment for pneumonia. Mrs. Clar
| ence Ernst is helping her daughter,
| Mrs. Searles while her husband is
j hospitalized. . .Mr. 4nd Mrs. Ed
! win Paulsen were called to Tilden
when his father, Chris Paulsen suf
fered a stroke.
RIVERSIDE—Mrs Howard Miller
is sick with the flu.. .Mrs. Z. H.
Fry and Mrs. Wayne Fry and
younger children were in Tilden
on Friday. Mrs. Wayne Fry and
baby had a medical check-up.
MEEK—Grandma Hull has shown
j marked improvement and is up
j and about and walking with as
i sisiance.
INMAN—Francis Anderl entered
j St. Anthony’s hospital on March
21 for medical treatment.
NEWPORT—Mr. and Mrs. Max
Utter and Mrs. Pete Utter took
Pete to Grand Island Wednesday,
March 23 where he entered the
veterans hospital.
STUART—Don Engler entered
St. Francis hospital at Grand Is
land on Tuesday, Mar. 22 for
treatment.
ATKINSON—Mrs. A. E. Hewett
went to Sioux City Sunday where
she entered the Lutheran hospital
for medical attention.
CHAMBERS—Willier Ritterbush
injured his foot last week when
he dropped an oil barrel. . iLloyd
Hoerle dropped a cable-rack tongue
on his foot injuring it.
AMELIA—Mrs. Bertha Sammons
was able to return home Saturday
after being confined to the Atkin
son Memorial hospital since Mon
day. She was ill with intestinal
flu. . .Rev. Bob Kalb of Wills
point, Tex. is hospitalized with flu
and asthma complications. He is
the husband of Zelma Waldo and
son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. B. W.
Waldo. . , .
DELOIT—Earl Schindler injured
his back recently. He was hospit
alized at the Antelope Memorial
hospital for a time. Friends and
neighbors have been helping him
with his work.
NAPER—Mrs. Gust Wetzler fell
at her farm home on Thursday
morning, breaking her leg above
the knee. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eng
elhart were called and they came
to help get her to the Burke
hospital, where she remained till
Friday when she was taken by the
ambulance to the Sioux Valley hos
pital in Sioux Falls, S. D. where
she had an operation on Saturday.
Mr. Wetzler and Mrs. Dick Porter
are both in Sioux Falls to be near
her. Mi's. Weltzler is in room 240.
Karen Berg, daughter of Mrs Mary
Berg was taken to the Burke hos
pital’on Saturday where she is a
patient.
ST. ANTHONY’S
MAW— Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Maw of O'Neill, son, Charles Ray,
6 pounds 8Ms ounces, March 26.
RAMOLD Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Ramold of O'Neill, daughter, Ann
Coleen, 8 pounds 15% ounces,
| March 26.
LAWRENCE Mr. and Mrs. Ro
| bert Lawrence of O'Neill, son,
Stephen Ray, 6 pounds 10*4 ounces,
March 26.
VOGT Mr. and Mrs. Gary Vogt
of Fairfax, S. D., son, Jonathan
Lee, 5 pounds 4 ounces, March 27
SOBOTKA Mr. and Mrs. Harv
ey Sobolka of Chambers, son,
Randy John, 7 pounds 8^ ounces,
March 28.
DAVTD Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Da
vid of Chambers, son, 7 pounds
IVz ounces, March 28.
KILCOIN Mr. and Mrs. James
Kilcoin of O’Neill, son, 7 pounds
11M ounces, March 29.
VITT—Mr. and Mrs. John Vitt,
jr. of O'Neill, son, 6 pounds 12
ounces, March 29.
PARK—Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Park of Page, daughter, Kelly
Ann, 8 pounds 3Vfe ounces, March
29.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
KEATING—Mr. and Mrs. John
Keating of Atkinson, son, James
Michael, 8 pounds, March 22.
POLEN—Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Polen of Rose, daughter, Alice
Maureen, 7 pounds 9 ounces, Mar.
24.
SHAW—Mr. and Mrs. Warren
R Shaw of Bassett, daughter, Jo
lene Gay, 8 pounds 6 ounces, Mar.
26.
ELSEWHERE
STARR—Mr. and Mrs. Donald
G. Starr of Linsonn, daughter,
Kimberly Ann, 7 pounds 13 ounces.
The little girl joins two brothers.
Mr. and Mrs. Larson of Ewing are
the great-grandparents.
ARENS—Mr. and Mrs. Damian
Arens of Crofton, daughter, 10
pounds 4 ounces, March 9. Mrs.
Arens is the former Helen Pevelka
of Verdigre. The couple have two
daughters and a son. ,
KULUS—Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ku
lus of Omaha, son, 8 pounds, Mar.
27. Mr. and Mrs. Alois Schmader
er of Stuart are the maternal
grandparents and Mr. and Mrs.
William Kulus of Ralston are the
paternal grandparents.
PRINCE—Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Prince of Hawthorne, Calif., son,
8 pounds, March 28. Mrs. Prince
is the former Ruth Renze, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ren
ze. This is the couple’s first child.■
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY’S
ADMITTED Mar 22 None. 23
None 24 -Curtis Anderson of Bris
tow. 25- Gaylan Whitwer, Mrs
Amie Mace, jr. and Mrs IX>nald
I Maw, ail of O'Neill. 26— Mrs. Ro
j bert Lawrence and Mrs. Joseph
j Ramold, both of O’Neill; Frank
' Krupicka of Spencer. 27—Silas
; Howard and Roseann Templemey
| er. both of O’Neill; Rhonda DeVall
and Mrs. John Schmidt, both of
Spencer; Austin Searles of Lynch;
Mrs. O J. Probart of Pickstown,
S. D.; Mrs. Gary' Vogt of Fairfax,
S. D.; Mrs. Newell Schroeder of
! Butte; Miss Joan Barlow of Ewing;
Mrs Hanej/ Sohotka of Chambers
28—Robert Gonderinger. Mrs Ray
mond Coburn and Mrs. Morris
'Kirkpatrick, all of O'Neill; Mrs.
! James Withee of Orchard; Mrs.
Lyle David of Chambers; Mrs. H
B. Black of Spencer; Vernon Mc
1 Clurg of Stuart. 29 Mrs J tunes
Kileoin and Mrs. John Vitt, jr..
both of O'Neill; Mrs. Ronald Park
of Page. 3Q Dennis Miller of
Chambers.
DISMISSED: Mar 23 Veldon
/ Pinkerman of O'Neill; Mrs. Her
fan Nicolaus and baby hoy of
Butte; J. S. Hoffman of Chaml>ers
24 Arthur Tibliotts of O'Neill. 25
Mrs Louis Zastrow and baby girl
of O'Neill. 26 -Gaylan Whitwer of
O’Neill; Curtis Anderson of Bris
tow; Katheryn Anne Gallagher of
Inman. 27 Mrs. Francis Holz and
baby boy of O'Neill; Rhonda De
I Vail of Spencer. 29- R. Clinkscales.
Robert Gonderinger and Mrs. Don
ald Maw and baby boy, all of O’
Neill; Mrs. Newell Schroeder of
Butte; Miss Joan Barlow of Ew
ing. 30—Vernon McClurg of Stuart;
Mrs. Morris Kirkpatrick of O'Neill.
SACRED HEART
Lynch
PRESENT—Mrs. Frank Bata
and Mrs. Mary Classen, both of
Spencer; Dr. J. A. Guttery, Dr. G.
B. Ira and Charlie Mulhair, all of
Lynch; Erick Ohman of Anoka;
Mrs. Mamie O’Neill of O'Neill;
Mrs. Calvin Pratt of Bristow; Mrs.
Martha Schultz of Naper.
DISMISSED—Mar. 22 Master
Le Roy Blitskie of Spencer; Mrs.
John Fuhrer of Butte; Mrs. Frank
Ertz of Monowi; Mrs. Lowell Kern
of Naper. 23 Diane Sue Audiss of
Anoka. 24—Mrs. Marian Green.
27—Rhonda De Vail of Spencer.
EXPIRED- Mar. 25 Mrs. Cassie
Lange of Fairfax.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
.ADMITTED Mar 21—Mrs. Her
mac McDaniels of Atkinson; Mich
aei Murphy of Stuart; Mrs. Ber
in a Sammons of Amelia. 22 Mrs
John Keating of Atkinson; Frank
Kohle of Stuart 23—Mrs C. E
Mitchell and ?.ob Clifford, both oi
Atkinson. 24—Mrs Albert Polen oi
Rose; Mrs Louis Peter of O'Neill
15—Mrs. Frances Timmerman ol
Stuart. 26—Mrs Warren Shaw and
Clarence Coleman, both of Bas
sett; Earl Estes of Stuart. 27— Mrs
Ray Kernjok of Atkinson
DISMISSED—Mar. 21—Mrs. El
mer Lucht of Ainsworth; Mrs. An
na Humphreys of Newport; Mrs
Leo Urban and daughter of Cham
bers. 22—Mrs Herman McDaniels
of Atkinson. 23—Mrs. Dao Rzeszo
tarski and daughter of Emmet;
Michael Murphy of Stuart. 25—Mrs
C. E. Mitchell of Atkinson; Frank
Kohle of Stuart. 26—Mrs. Bertha
Sammons of Amelia; Mrs Gladys
Boucher of Atkinson.
AT THE
COURTHOUSE
DISTRICT CXil'KT—
A hearing was held March 30 in
the district court in the matter
of the delinquency of Glenda Jean
Eaton and Robert I^eRoy Eaton,
minors of Inman. Custody of the
children was awarded to Mr and
Mrs George Fick. Mrs. Fick is
the children’s sister.
COUNTY COURT—
State vs. Arley Lee Pickinpaugh
of Newport, operating motor ve
hicle without driver’s license, fined
$5 and $4 costs; officer—E. M
Hastreiter, Mar. 24.
State vs. Daniel H. Rennett.
driver for Virgil Vetter of Bassett,
overload on axle, fined $70 and $4
costs; officer—Donald F. Richard
son, Mar. 24.
State vs. Bernard Breeding of
Reed Point, Mont., over-gross on
interior group of 4 axles, fined $50
and $4 costs; officer—Clifford L.
Kizzire, Mar. 25.
State vs. Robert A. G. Vrbka,
driver for Harold Rissecuw of
Crookston, overweight on capacity
plate, fined $10 and $4 costs; of
ficer Clifford L. Kizzire, Mar. 25.
State vs. John Kersenbrock of
O’Neill, failure to stop at stop sign,
fined $10 and $4 costs; officer—
Chris McGinn, Mar. 25
State vs. Terry P. Gallagher of
O’Neill, possession of alcoholic li
quor by minor, fined $25 and $4
costs; officer R. L. Gude, Mar. 25.
State vs. Thomas J. Hickman of
Atkinson, drinking on the highway,
fined $10 and $4 costs; officer R
L. Gude, Mar. 28.
State vs. Marvin Eugene Lutes,
driver for Robert M. Cavanaugh
of Dubuque, la., overgross weight
on interior group of axles, fined
$60 and $4 costs; officer Clifford
L. Kizzire, Mar. 28.
State vs. Charles Clarence Cher
rie of Salt Lake City, Utah, no
trip permit, fined $10 and $4 costs;
officer—Clifford L. Kizzire, Mar.
28.
State vs. Joseph L. Carr of
Pierre, S. D., littering highway,
fined $5 and $4 costs; officer
Donald J. Fiala, Mar. 28.
State vs. Vincent M. Ernst of
O’Neill, possession of alcoholic li
quor by minor, fined $25 and $4
costs; officer R. L. Gude, Mar.
29.
State vs. Jerry M. Jefferies of
Ewing, night speeding, fined $10
and $4 costs; officer R. L. Gude,
Mar. 29.
State vs. Lonnie R. Kline tube of
O’Neill, insufficient funds check,
make check good for amount of
$34.16 and $5 costs and warrant;
complainant Mertyn Shaw, Mar.
30.
Too Late To Classify
FOR SALK Four room home to
be moved. Inquire Paul Reha,
308 W. Douglas, O’Neill. 49tf
1 WISH TO KXPRKSS MY thanks
to Dr. Wilson, Dr. Waters, the
Sisters and nurses of St. Anthony’s
hospital for their kindness during
my stay in the hospital.
I also wish to thank all the blood
donors who gave me blood, and
for the cards and gifts.
Mrs. Francis llolz
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