Thursday. April 7
What Not Extension, Mrs. Glenn
Kennicott
Presbyterian Women’s Assoc.
Delta Dek. Mrs. Homer Mullen
Vacation Church School Institute
Sunday, April 10
Couple's Club, John Conard
Friends of St. Mary’s card party,
8 pm
Tuesday, April 42
VFW Auxiliary
HCA Bridge, Ruth Wilson
Catholic Daughters
Elkhom Project
Wednesday, April 13
Wednesday Afternoon Bridge,
Mrs. James Rooney
Golden Rod Extension
Grattan Farmerettes
Thursday, April 14
WSCS'
Ixitheran toadies Aid
Eastern Star
Club Notes
Hospital Auxiliary
Members of St. Anthony’s hospi
tal Auxiliary met Monday night
for their regular meeting. The
group will sponsor a dance recital
by Sirs. W. D. Melina's dance
I classes and the date was set for
May 10.
The auxiliary also voted to spon
sor a blood-typing day and any
club or church group interested in
having members' blood typed
should contact the Auxiliary. The
next meeting will feature a discus
sion and explanation of blood typing
by a laboratory technician.
Plans were made for Hospital
Week which will be May 8th. Lunch
was served by Mrs. Leonard
j Dusatko and Mrs. Bernard Pon
gratz.
Delta Dck
Mrs. C. J. Gatz entertained mem
bers of Delta Dek bridge club last
Thursday with Martez bridge club
members as guests. Winners were
Mrs. Pat Harty and Mrs. Gatz. To
day’s meeting will be with Mrs.
Homer Mullen.
WCTT
WCTU members met for their
regular meeting Tuesday at the
home of Mrs, Claude Bates with
Mrs. Dave Loy presiding. Hostess
was Mrs. Ira Summers. The May
meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. Hazel Boatman.
MM Bridge
Mrs. A. L. Patton and Mrs. John
Conurd were guests Tuesday night
at the MM bridge club with Mrs.
Easter
DANCE
SUNDAY. APRIL 17
American Legion Ballroom
O'Neill
Music by Aces of Rythm
Admission . $1.00
i Esther Harris hostess. Bridge win
ners were Mrs. Patton and Mrs.
Paul Shierk. The April 19 meeting
will be with Mrs. Harry Clauson.
O'Monde
O'Monde members met Tuesday
evening for dinner in O'Neill and
bridge with Mrs. Mickey Stewart
hostess. Bridge winners were Mrs.
lion Becker and Mrs. Bob Waters.
The April 19 meeting will be with
Mrs. Waters.
Country Club Bridge
Almost 50 people turned out Sun
day night for the Country Cluh
Ladies Bridge at the Golden Hotel.
Husbands were guests. There were
11 tables of bridge and winners
were Bob Roberts, Mrs. Ed Glea
son and George Janousek.
Several From Area
At State WSCS Meet
Mrs Robert Embree, Mrs Wood
row Elliot, Ewing, Mrs. C. E.
Spence, Atkinson and Mrs. Aubrey
Wentworth. Springview, were
among the 900 women attending the
state WSCS Conference meeting in
Fremont last week.
Mrs. Embree holds a district of
fice, that of missionary personnel
'secretary for the northeast WCSC
district. She reported that new
conference officers elected included
Mrs. Sam McClung, Big Springs,
elected to the state vice presidency.
The president of the conference is
Mrs. Edgar Cobb, Ogallala. This
is the second year of her term.
One of the highlights of the meet
ing was the annual membership
march, the proceeds of which go
to missions.
According to Mrs. Embree, the
spring meeting for the northeast
WSCS district will be April 19 in
Wayne. This will include O'Neill
I and surrounding tow ns belonging
to the district.
Sick and Injured
O’NEILL—Danny Putnam, son of
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Putnam became
entangled in the winch of a trac
tor while trying to pull Stanly Pe
ters out of the mud Sunday down
at the Putnam home ranch. The
end of the middle finger on his
right hand was severed complete
ly. He was in surgery for replace
ment of the dismembered finger
and it is expected that it will make
a satisfactory rejoining. Work is
forbidden for several weeks whilt
the healing process is in progress. . .
Billy Putnam, a senior in high
school, is at home with the mumps.
. . .Elaine Krugman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Krugman sub
mitted to an emergency appendec
tomy at midnight Monday, Mar.
28 at Immanuel Lutheran hospital
Omaha, where she is a student in
the Hospital School of Nursing.
Her mother went to Omaha Tues
day. They came home Sunday by
plane where Elaine will be a guest
in her parent’s home until after
Easter. . .LeRoy Cunningham was
released Sunday from St. Anthony’s
hospital and is recuperating at his |
home. Mrs. Cunningham’s aunt, |
Miss Maude Martin of Page, is!
assisting. Mrs. Cunningham dur
ing his canvalescence.
AMELIA—Dannie Kramer, son of;
Mr. and Mrs. Del Kramer and
grandson of Mrs. Edith Andersen
received first and second degree
burns on his abdomen when he spill
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I ed cleaning fluid on his clothing
and was near an open fire which
caused^ his clothing to start afire
Mrs. Kramer is# the former Norma
.Andersen. . .Scott Newkirk, son of
Mr. and Mrs Bert Newkirk had a
tonsilectomy on Friday. His mo
ther is the former Ardene Ander
i sen.
| STUART -Mrs Don Engler and
I Mrs. B. C. Engler drove to Grand
Island or Monday to bring Don
home from a hospital there.
MEEK—Billy Schaaf is having
a siege of the mumps. The child
ren had had them earlier. . .Rhon
da, little daughter of Mr and Mrs.
Martin Devall of Spencer is im
proving. She has spinal meningi
tis and is a patient at Children’s
Memorial hospital in Omaha.
CHAMBERS—Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Maas took their small daughter to
a doctor in Tilden on Sunday
Rev. fand Mrs. Earl Schwenk took
their son, Steven to a Norfolk phy
sician on Monday. The boy has
mumps with a high fever and com
plications.
ATKINSON—Ray Carlisle is some
improved after suffering a heart
attack. He is in the veterans hos
pital in Omaha. . Robert Thomas
of North Platte, who has been hos
pitalized for several weeks m the
veterans hospital in Lincoln, was
released Friday and returned to
his home in North Platte.
NAPER—Joe Schmitz went to
Burke, S. D. on Sunday and
brought Mrs. Schmitz from the
Burke hospital where she had been
a pneumonia patient since Wednes
day.
EWING—Mrs. Alex Thramer, a
recent surgical patient at the An
telope Memorial hospital in Neligh,
is now convalescing at her home
. .Mrs. Lyle Dierks. who has been
a patient for sometime at St Ca
therine’s hospital in Omaha, went
to the home of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wa
ters on Saturday. On Monday she
accompanied Mr. Dierks to their
home in Ewing. They were ac
companied by Mrs. John Blummel
and daughter, Janet of Omaha,
who will be guests at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kermit
Jefferies. . .Jerry Rotherham went
to Lincoln on Saturday and returned
home Sunday bringing Mrs. Rother
ham and Tamme. Tamme had
been a patient in a Lincoln hos
pital for about ten days.Mrs. Ro
therham was a guest at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Lester W'ood dur
ing her stay in Lincoln. . .Mrs.
R. B. Krachie shows improvement
at the Antelope Memorial hospital
where she has been a patient for
several days.
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY’S
ADMITTED Mar. 30—Dermis
Miller of Chambers, Mrs. Clarence
Finch of Page; David Bunker a
O'Neill; Lyle Bartak of Ewing
1 31—Mrs. Jacob D. Boucher, jr. and
Shirley Boyle, both of O'Neill; Mrs
Allen Lewis of Burvvell; Miss Con
nie Moeller of Atkinson. April 1—
Mrs. Francis Strong and Mrs Ed
win Paulson, both of O'Neill. 2—
Melvin J Bell of Chambers. 3—
None. 4—Charles Stoat, Joseph Jur
gensmeier and Mrs. William Pet
sche, all of O'Neill. 5—Mrs. Char
les Havranek of Spencer.
DISMISSED Mar. 30—Mrs. Mor
ris Kirkpatrick and Silas E. Ho
ward, both of O'Neill; Vernon Mc
Clurg of Stuart; Frank Krupicka
of Spencer. 31—Mrs. Robert Law
rence and and baby boy, Mrs, Joe
Ramold and baby girl, Mrs. Dave
Widtfeldt, Mrs. Mary Tomlinson,
Mrs. Mabel McKenna and Shirley
Boyle, all of O’Neill; Mrs. Gary
Vogt and baby boy of Fairfax,
S. D ; Lyle Bartak of Ewing; Den
nis Miller of Chambers. Apr. 1—
Mrs. O. J. Probart of Pickstown.
S. D.; Mrs James Kileoin and
baby boy of O’Neill. 2—Connie
Moeller of Atkinson; Mrs. Ronald
Park and baby girl and Mrs. Clar
nece Finch, all of Page; Austin
Searles of Lynch; Mrs. Harvey
Sobotka and baby boy, Mrs. Lyle
David and baby boy, all of Cham
bers; Mrs. Alta Loekmon of Stuart.
3—Mrs. John J. Vitt. jr. and baby
boy of O'Neill; Mrs. Allen Lewis
of Burwell; LeRoy Cunningham of
Page; Mrs. John Schmidt of Spen
cer. 4—David Bunkers of O'Neill. 5
—Mrs. William Petsche and Mrs.
Jacob D. Boucher, jr. and baby
girl, all of O’Neill. 6—Mrs. Edwin
Paulsen and baby and Mrs. Fran
cis Strong, all of O’Neill; Mrs.
Charles Havranek of Spencer.
Morgan Ward
Accountant & Auditor
Tax Service
Golden Bldg. O’Neill, Nebr.
Phone 414
ATKINSON’ MEMORIAL
ADMITTED Mar 9—Mrs. Mary
Timmerman of Stuart 29—Mrs.
Vernon "Thompson of Amelia. 30—
Mrs Raymond Norton of Mills.
31—Mrs. John Flannery and Mrs
Ray Timmerman, both of Atkin
son. April l—Mrs. R N i„.i o.
Mills: Mrs. Harry Lamport cf or
chard; Diane Smith of Atkinson
April 3—Frank Stanek and Mrs
Earl Dickau, both of Atkinson.
DISMISSED; Mar 2R— Bob Clif
ford of Atkinson; 29—Mrs. Albert
| Polen and daughter of Rose. 3i>— j
Clarence Coleman of Bassett: Mrs
John KeaUng and son of Atkinson
i 31—Earl Estes of Stuart; Mrs Raj
Norton of Mills; Mrs. Warren Shaw
and daughter of Bassett. Apr. 1—
Mrs. Ray Kernick of Atkinson. 2—
! Dianne Smith of Atkinson. ♦—Mrs.
Ray Norton of Mills.
SACRED HEART
PRESENT Mrs. Reuben Avoy,
1 Mrs. Frank Bata, Mrs. Mary Clas
sen and E. L. Hagberg, all of
Spencer; George Baumeister of
Butte; Mrs. Marian Green and ba
I by boy of Bristow; Dr J. A. Glit
tery, Dr. G. B Ira, Charles Mul
hair and Mrs. Edward Whetham,
all of Lynch; Erick Ohman of An
| oka; Mrs. Mamie O'Neill of O’
Neill; Mrs William Schidtr cf \'a
per
DISMISSED: Mar. Kt Mrs. Cal
vin Pratt of Bristow 28 Mrs l »o
t humps >n and baby bay of Lynch.
30- Master Edward Weber of Butte.
AT THE
COURTHOUSE
IMSTKICT tXH'KT—
An actum was files! In district
court wherein Jean M. Grtffui,
plaintiff asks the court to ascertain
the shares, right, title and interest
of all parties involved in the es
late of Hugh J. O'Connor consis
ting of lots IS. 14. It and 20 it
black 3 of Toiler's and McNichol’s
additicm in the town of Atkinacn.
Clara Crane et al are the defen
dants. William Griffin is attorned
for the plaintiff The actum wr;
filed on March 30
Albert J. Frost and Henrietta
K Frost, husband and wife as
plaintiffs have filet! action against
Frank J. Weber, jr et al as de
fondants. Plaintiffs demand nnl’o
ment against the defendant for
amount due on contract together
with costs. Francis D, Lee is at
torney for the plaintiffs. Action
filed March 30
THREE MODERN
HOMES FOR SALE
3 Bedroom Horn e—Basement. Comparitively
New—April 15 Possession.
2 Bedroom Horn e—Basement. Comparifively
New—April 15 Possession.
2 Bedroom Horn e—Full Basement. Attached
Garage—May 15 Possession.
All Three Close To School
HARRY RESSEL
Phone 548 J
O'Neill
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1XM \ TV txw ur—
State vs Elude Toil sough of At
kinson, stop sign violation, toed
$10 and $4 costs: officer Donald
J Fiala, Mar. 31,
State vs Henry W Wrage of Va
lentine, No, 1. over axle weight
No. 3 over interior group of axles,
l fined l $«ti 2. $7« and $4 costs;
officer Donald F Richardson, Apr.
l 4.
State vs Henry E E. Heitnnui,
! jr, driver for Roman Packing Co.
| of Norfolk, overweight plate, fined
$10 and $4 costs; officer Clifford
L. Kir.rire. April 0
WAKKIAt.K. LICENSE
Clifford Haynes of Unite and Car
oline Hiserote of Butte, March 31.
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Too Late To Classify
roil SALE Throe bedroom home,
4 years old in new addition. Call
57.il, O'Neill. 50tf
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oats, 90c lH>r bushel, Gerald
Graham. O'Neill. 50p35
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