Venus News
By Mr». Ralph Rrookhuuner
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brookhouser
received a copy ot the book, “Hard
ness, Theory and Practice" from
the Service Diamond Tool company
of Ferndale. Mich The author is
Louis Small a brother m-Law of
the Brookhousers. The book ex
plains the hardness testing of steel
and the applications of the different
tests,
Funeral service* for Duane Earl
Ross were held March 31 at the
Congregational church in Weaver
voile, Calif, with Rev. Robert Lew
is officiating Interment was in the
family plot at Weaverville.
Duane Earl Ross, 12 year old
sun of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ross
of Weaverville, Calif. w|as boat!
September 10, 1947 at O'Neill and
moved with his family to Califor
ma while still an infant. Duane
died March 28 in Redding where
he had been undergoing medical
treatment. The yluuth a seventh
grade student had been ill since
February
Survivors are his parents and a
brother- Darrell; grandmothers—
Mrs Martha Tor bet and Mr? Ther
sa Schelkopf, both of O’Neill.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Waring
visited at the Merle Boelter home
Tuesday evening, May 3.
Wendell St rope shelled com at
the Irvin Held, Francis Boelter,
Jeffrey Bros, and Evan farms on
Wednesday, May 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tyler of
Fremont spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Finch sr.
Mrs Mervki Strope jr. enter
tamed 12 ladies at her home Fri
day, May 6 afternoon. Several pri
zes were awarded to winners of
contests. Mrs. Walter Johnston re
ceived the special prize.
The hostess served a dessert
lunch.
Thursday, May 5 visitors at the
It, Brookbouser home were Mr. and
Mrs. Emil Bartos, Janice and Em
ily, Mrs George Jeffrey and Paul
and William Jeffrey.
Mrs. Donald Kinnison accompan
icu mi . aim mio. iimum vuuai uu
Sioux City Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Finch sr.
visited at the Arthur Sufficoolg last
Saturday, April 30. Their little
grlandlson came home with them
and stayed till Monday,
Glen Waring of Orchard was the
mail carrier this week.
The roads were none too good
a fbw days due to rain. Rain gau
ges registered 3-3V4 inches in this
community. Nearer Orchard only
two inches fell but they did have
some hail on Tuesday, May 3.
Mrs. Mary Vokjuardsen visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Vol
qnardsen and son, Mark at Om
aha.
Friday evening visitors at the Sid
ney Faulhaber home were Mr. and
Mrs Ralph Brook house r.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Finch jr.
were Sunday visitors at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mar
cus Dwinell of Brunswick.
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Cihlar were
Sunday visitors at the Donald Kin
nison’s.
Tlie Midway school house build
ing was moved to the Donald Kin-1
nason farmstead this week. Mr.
Cihlar assisted with the moving.I
The school house was the voting
place for tlie Walnut Gnove town-1
ship. Tlie Grimton school house will:
be used for this purpose.
Mrs. Cecil Moser took oare of the
Venus store Sunday while the Von
Seggren family attended a wedding
of a relative at Hooper.
Mrs. Dale Dorr was pleasantly
surprised on her birthday anniver
sary Sunday, May 1 evening when
a number vf neighbors and friends
Arrived at their home.
Cards were played at six tables.
Lunch was served at the close.
iMrs. Dorr received many birth
day gifts.
Mrs George Jeffrey entertained
the Help U Club at her home
Wednesday, May 4. Twelve mem
bers attended. The hostess served
dinner at noon The afternoon was
spent in doing mending for the
hostess.
At the business meeting a new
secretary was elected Mrs. Georg*
Jeffrey received the most votes
Mrs. Vincent Jackson received th*
door prise
The next meeting will be will
Mrs. Ralph Brookhouser, May 18
Sum lay, May 1 dinner and suppei
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Brookhouser were Mr. am
Mrs. Fred Hanneman and Mr. am
' Mrs. Hugh L. Brookhouser ant
I sons of Brunswick.
Mr. ami Mrs. John Kotrous o:
Omaha were Sunday guests at th*
j home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cas
key.
Lei and Caskey and Betty Sukuj
of Omaha spent the weekend wit)
their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ors
| Caskey and Elmer Sukup. Beit}
! was a supper guest at the Caskey’!
i Saturday evening.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. am
Mrs. Ora Caskey and sons wer*
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Porter ol
Orchard.
Mr. and Mrs. Verlyn Gibbs
Randy and Terry of Clearwater
Mr. and Mrs. IJoyd Porter am
Jerome of Holdredge.
Mr. and Mrs Bob Moore anc
family of O’Neill were Sundaj
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Fred Uhlir and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boeltei
were Sunday visitors at th*
former’s mother, Mrs. Edna Boel
ter.
Many from the community at
tended the school red.i.striding
meeting at Creighton Saturday,
April 30 evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brookhousei
visited at the Emil Bartos home
Monday evening.
Rock Falls News
By .Mrs. Floyd Johnson
Last Weeks News
As I turn over another leaf on
the calendar, I see the 5th month
of the year coining up, which
means that I960 will soon be half
gone. This month surely got off
with a beautiful start, so very dif
ferent to the first of last month
which was ushered in on a howl
ing blizzard that dumped about a
foot of wet snow on this commun
ity. But the snow is all gone now
and the old terra firma is looking
more like spring everyday.
The early dwarf iris has been
blooming for the past week. The
temperture dropped to 24 April 29.
It darkened the open blooms, but
more new ones have come out to
replace them.
On April 27 Mr. and Mrs. Ber
nard Spry and children of Grand
Lake, Colo, came to the John
Schultz home in the morning and
had dinner with the family, then
were on their way by mid-after
noon. Mrs. Spry is the former De
lores Schultz.
Lynda Hynes was a Wednesday
overnight guest of her school-mate,
Janice Vequist.
9unday afternoon and evening
guests of the John Schultz family
were John’s aunt and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Wells of Deer River,
Minn, and his mother and hus
band, Mr. and Mrs. John Ker sen
brock ot O’Neil] Mr. Wells and
Mrs. Kersenbrock are sisters.
Mrs. Henry Vequist accompanied
her daughter, Mrs. Orville Morrow
and daughters, Judy and Betty to
Norfolk on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Curran and
Ardell spent Sunday evening with
the Albert Sterns family.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schultz and
children were supper guests at the
Floyd Johnson home on April 26.
Mrs. Henry Vequist attended the
R E.A. meeting in O’Neill on Mon
day of this week.
Nina Burival was an after school
and supper guest of the Louis
Brown family on May 2
Friday supper and evening guests
>f the Floyd Johnson family were
Sale Taylor and son, Dean.
Mrs. Taylor, who had been vis
iting family members in Wichita,
Kan., returned home on Friday
;vening bringing her children along
for a few days visit.
John Richardson was a Thurs
iay evening visitor at the Albert
Stems home .
It’s back to the yard for me
which reminds me that "a house
without flowers and shrubs is like
a peacock without its feathers.”
the perfect triangle:
a girl, her guy,
and their
Lane
t
They love each other. They love their Lane (his gift to
her for the two of them). Their Sweetheart Chest is in
walnut...a superb Scandinavian style with a *4"red cedar
lining. It’s only $69.95 *n collection from $39.95.
MEYER'S MIDWEST
FURNITURE and APPLIANCE
phone 526 West O'Neill
Page News
By Mrs. Beo Aster
( I-ast Week’s News)
The Improvement Club met cm
Monday night with eleven mem
I bers present. Further plans were
I made on the alumni banquet which
I the Improvement Club will serve
on the 28th of May. The commit
tees were appointed and approved.
Election of officers were held with
Mrs. Leila Snell being elected pres^
idem. Other officers are as follows:
i Mrs. R. F. Park, vice-president;
Mrs. Lloyd Cork, secretary; Mrs
Melvin Roach, treasurer, file next
meeting will be the first Monday
in June held at the annual break
fast and also installation of the
new officers.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Stewart
were Sunday dinner and supper
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gray.
Mr. and Mrs Jesse Kelly, Mrs
Anna Thompson, Ruth Kelly and
Bernard Grimes of Chambers were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs Emmitt Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Asher were
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Frie
da Asher. In the afternoon they
all visited in the Jerry Asher home
where the Lloyd Fusselman's and
Vicki were also visiting.
Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Wettfauf
er and Mrs. Tess Murray of O’
Neill were Monday oallers in the
George Wettlaufer home.
To celebrate Juliann’s second
birthday her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs Merwyn French sr. were
gutefe of her parentsi, Merwyn
French jr. for dinnen on Sunday.
An afternoon caller and fcupper
guest was Rev. Cecil Green.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Crank and
family were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr and Mrs. Dale Fetrow of
O’Neill.
i ***» . ifUM. uvMuuii uruuan
I of Tilden spent the weekend visit
i mg her parents, Mr and Mrs. Clar
ence FiiKh sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson
were Friday night supper guests
of Mr and Mrs. Ray Harmon.
On Sunday Dick Cork left for
Osage, la where he will be em
ployed. Miss G. Allen accompanied
him as far as Sioux City. She had
been home for the weekend visiting !
her parents, Mr. ami Mrs. Jerome
Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Stauffer!
and family and Mr and Mrs. Frank
Beelaert and Becky were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Har
ry Harper.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Asher and
family anil Mrs Hester Edminsfcen
went to Centerville, S. D. on Sun
day to spend the day visiting with
Mrs. Asher’s brother and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald (Bud) Woods.
Mrs. IJoyd Cork, poppy chair
man announced that Saturday the
seventh of May will be poppy day
in Page. That is sponsored by the
American Legion auxiliary.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sciheinost
and family were Sunday supper
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Har
mon.
Mr and Mrs. Lorenz Riege were
Sunday callers at the Les Riege
home in O’Neill. They also called
on Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beeleart.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Copes ar
rived home Saturday afternoon af
ter spending two weeks visiting
relatives in Lincoln.
Ronald and Lura Grass were
guests of the Lyndley Crumly Sun
day night for a weiner roast to
celebrate Jimmy’s 13th birthday.
Evening callens were Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Kennedy.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fink and boys
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Fink of Ewing.
Mr. and Mrs. John Steinberg, Mr.
and Mrs. George Classey, Mr.
and Mrs. Alton Braddoek, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Heiss ate Sunday din
ner at the M & M Bakery to cel
ebrate Harold Heiss’s birthday.
On Wednesday in honor of Mrs.
Larry Heiss’s birthday Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Heiss entertained
them and Mr. and Mrs. R. Heiss.
with home made ice cream and
cake.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harmon were
Wednesday night visitors at the
Walter Johnson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Riege of O’
Neill were Saturday night callers
at the R. D. Copes home.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Trow
bridge and girls and Mr. and Mrs.
Ron Park and baby were Satur
day night guests in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Park to cele
hrate Laurie Trowbridge’s 4th
birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sukup of
Orchard were Thursday evening
callers at the Delbert Anson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Powell and
family of Alliance arrived here
Friday Cn visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Troshynski. Mr. Po
well left Monday morning but Mrs.
Powell and children will remain the
rest of the week.
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs Gilbert
Chichester of Rockford, 111. called
on the Troshynskis They and the
Lloyd Powells attended the St
Mary’s Alumnae banquet Sunday
uight Hie Chichesters had been
staying at the A. M Beeleart home
■ and they left after the banquet for
their home in Illmais.
Mr. and Mrs. Normon Trow
bridge sent some cattle.
Mr and Mrs. Duane Sukup and
family called on Sunday at the
Delbert Anson, home.
Paul Hartigan left Monday morn
ing for Norfolk where he has em
ployment with the Wegner Con
struction Co. Mrs. Hartigan and
children will remain at home. Den
nis Cork will assist with the chores.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Finlay and
family were Friday night visitors
of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hartigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Finch were
Saturday guests at the home of
, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
j Gerdes of Osmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Finch and
Mrs. Ethel Waring were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Finch.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Matsehullat
and Mr. and Mrs. A1 Anthony and
family of Inman went guests on
Sunday night for a wiener roast
at the Dale Matshullat home.
Mr. and Mrs. Olarence Finch
jr. were Wednesday night callers
at the Duane Finch home. On
Thursday night they were callers
in the J. W. Finch home
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Miklich of
Cutbank, Mont, has been here for
the past week visiting their daugh
ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dar
rell Heiss.
Mrs. Alma Tegler and Mrs. Stauf
fer were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tegler.
Clearwater News
Mrs. Charles Curtright
HL'nter 5-3290
Reid Mummert has accepted a
position with the Clearwater motor
company and began work Monday
morning.
The Wulf-Reimer cemetery day
was held May 1st when a group
cleaned the cemetery near Deloit
where relatives of the families are
buried. Each year the group gets
together and cleans and beautifies
the grounds. After the work Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Harpster invited the
group to their home for supper.
Tom Patras, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Patras received the Henry
Schulte full blue numeral last week
for track. Tom was one of several
Nebraska boys receiving this re
cognition.
Miss Jeanette Glampe was honor
guest at a bridal shower in the
Lutheran church parlors Tuesday
evening. The room was decorated
in colors of blue and white, the gift
table was centered with an um
brella flanked by miniature bride
and groom. Barbara Ann Wester
haff was in charge of the gift book.
Hostesses were, Clarice Michael,
Janice Latzel, Mrs. Allen Hall, and
Barbara Westerhoff. Miss Glampe
will be married Sunday, May 8th
to Carrol Schneckloth of Clear
water. Mr. Schneckloth is editor of
the Clearwater Record.
Miss Clarice Michael and pupils j
of District 8 Frenchtown entertain
ed Thursday evening at their an
nual ‘‘Fun Night at Frenchtown.”
From the kindergarten through the
8th grade showed shining black
faces, and all did unusually well in
their chosen parts. Several songs
by the entire group were sung and
six skits were presented. Due to
the downpour of rain a smaller
crowd than usual turned out. Lunch
was served at the close by patrons
of the district.
Mr. and Mrs Jim Workman re
ceived word Tuesday, May 3 of
the serious illness of their son-in
law, Art Kelly of Denver, Colo.
The Workmans and Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Contois of Neligh left for
Denver shortly after receiving the
word.
I-JLst Week News
Mrs. Arthur Aihlers entertained
members of the Elkhom Valley
home extension cliab Wednesday,
April 27th. Mrs. Robert Middleton
made the winning hat and that
creation will be modeled at the
County May Tea on May 2nd.
Mr. and Mrs. Erick Minerich en
tertained members of the YJM.L.
club and tiheir husbands at a card
party Thursday evening in their
tome. High scores went to Mrs.
Wallace Twiss and Robert Mc
Daniel, lows to Mrs. Orval Hankla
ind Mrs. Ilene Schmitz, traveling
to Mrs. Robert McDaniel.
IKNOW YOUR I 1
JEREMIAH O’BRIEN
*v —m
L THE FIRST NAVAL BATTLE OF THE~^
■ AMERICAN REVOLUTION WAS A
REAL "V/OODCHOPPER'S BALL." IN
THE SPRING OF 1775.. THE BRITISH
ARMED SCHOONER, "MARGA
RETT A," ENTERED MACHIAS, ME.,
TO LOAD LUMBER FOR THE RED
; COATS IN BOSTON. INSTEAD OF
LUMBER, THEY GOT A LOAD OF
JEREMIAH O'BRIEN AND HIS BAND
OF MAINE LUMBERJACKS. SAIUNG
THE UGHTLY ARMED YANKEE
SLOOP, UNITY, THIS LUSTY
SCOTCH-IRISHMAN QUICKLY CON
QUERED THE LARGER, MORE
HEAVILY GUNNED BRITISH VESSEL
IN A FIERCE BOARDING ACTION.
Meek News
By Mm. Fred lindberg
Mrs. Delia Harrison came home
Monday evening with her grand
children, Ricky and Gary’ DevaU
when they came home from school
They attend high school in O’Neill.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Perry, Mr
• and Mrs. Joe Perry, all of Canton.
Ohio, Mr and Mrs. Delbert Rouse
and family were dinner guests
May 3 at Howard Rouse's.
Friday evening friends and rela
tives gathered at the home of Al
len Walters to celebrate the birth
day anniversaries of Larry Nelson
and Alien Walters. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Robertson.
Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Dewayne An
son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mer
lin Anderson and family, Mr. and
; Mrs Bennie Johring and family
and Mrs, Martha Johring, Henry
Storjohann and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Walters and Norma Jean.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lindberg were
supper guests Friday evening in
the F. E. Anderson home at New
| port.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Libby and
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sturgeon from
Omaha were overnight guests Sat
urday at Henry Walters.
Thursday evening callers at
Henry Walters home were Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Perry and Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Perry, all of Canton, Ohio, Mr.
and Mrs. Delbert Rouse and family
and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Walters and
boys.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lindberg and
Charles Malcolm of Spencer were
Thursday dinner guests at the
Charles Fox home in Spencer.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Johring en
tertained Mother’s day in honor of
their mothers, Mrs. Martha Joh
ring and Mrs. Henry Walters. The
celebration also included Craig’s
and Fred’s birthday anniversaries.
Others present were the Henry
Walters family, Henry Storjohann,
the Merlin Anderson family. Gene
Libby s and the Allen Walters fam
ily.
Bert Perrys and Joe Perrys left
on Saturday for there home in
Canton, Ohio.
Roman Phillips was a Sunday,
May 1 evening caller at the Axel
Borg home.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rosenkrans
and family were Sunday dinner
guests at the Fred Lindberg home.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nelson called
on Mr. Dicky (Mrs. Row’s father)
who is in a rest home in Stuart
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kaczor
relieved Mrs. Elsie Eppenbach
Sunday so she could go to O'Neill
for Mother’s day. Other dinner
guests at Grandma and Will Hull’s
home were Mr. and Mrs. Leon Mel
lor and daughter, Delores and Levi
Hull.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rouse
had Sunday dinner with his parents,
Howard Rouse and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mitchell and
family were dinner guests at Elmer
Devall’s Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Libby came
up from Omaha Friday evening to
spend Mother’s day with home
folks.
Norma Jean Walters was an
overnight guest at her grand
mothers, Mrs. Victor Johnson of
O'Neill Tuesday evening, May 3.
The Paddock Ladies aid met
with Mrs. Dewayne Anson May 4.
Children from school district 122 were in O'Neill Friday touring local businesses. Pictured in front
of the Frontier building art' from left, front row, I.yle Juracek, Itriice Nelson, Sylvia Zakriewskl, (Indy
Sholes, Colleen Raid. Christine Sholes. Second row, Rodney lllbbs, and Fdward Zakriewskl. Pictured in the
third row art' Connie Sholes, Sharon Nelson, Kathy Snider, tiary Zakrzewski and the teacher, Mrs.
Phillip Lee. Frontier photo and engrav ing.
A large crowd attended. This being
the yearly business meeting, elec
tion of officers took place. Mrs.
Elmer Devall was elected presi
dent; Mrs. Edward Kaczor, vice
president; Mrs. Dewayne Anson,
secretary and Mrs. Mary Hansen,
treasurer.
The next meeting to l>e held June
1 with Mrs. Henry Woidneck.
Twila Hicks from Fairfax, S. D.,
called at the home of her grand
mother and aunt, Mrs. Delia Har
rison and Mrs. Elmer Devall Sat
urday.
Little Lynn Roger Rosenkrans,
infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Rosenkrans of Dorsey and Vicky
Sue Meyers, infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Meyers jr., of
Atkinson were dedicated in the
morning worship service at
Assembly of God church in O’Neill.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Borg and
family were visitors Sunday eve
ning at the Axel Borg home.
Mother’s day dinner guests at
the William Hansen home were Mr.
and Mrs. John Nolan of Fairfax, S.
D., and Mr. and Mrs. Kennis Han
sen and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Kennis Hansen
were business callers in Norfolk
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. William Hansen and fami
ly and Mrs. Kennis Hansen and
family were visitors at the Mr. and
Mrs. John Nolan home at Fairfax
Wednesday.
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Phone 788
Lynch News
By Veldeen Plnkerman
Mr. and Mns. Albert Schindler,
Mrs. Dayton Sieler, A1 Brady,
Bruce Schollmeyer and Dennis
Darnell attended the junior high
track meet at Norfolk on Wednes
day.
Miss Ruth Osfoam and Mary El
len Schindler were Wednesday
evening supper guests of Veldeen
Pinker man.
Mr. and Mrs. bone Micanek and
Mr. and Mrs. Ctlin/t Ruegge visited
in the Leslie Stewart home Sun
day evening.
Judy McGill was a Wednesday
overnight guest of Hallie Carsten
in the Frank Carsten home.
Mrs. Bill Spencer took a load
of seventh and eighth graders to
Norfolk to the track meet on
Wednesday.
Marlene Streit was a Wednes-,
day overnight guest of Ma(jean
Birmeier. Veldeen Pinkerroan was
a Wednesday overnight guest of
Ruth Osborn.
Dean Stewart, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Art Stewart arrived home
from North Carolina on Wednes
day evening to spend a few days
with his parents and other friends
and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Stewart were
O’Neill callers on Tuesday.
(Miss Mary Ellen Schindler was
a Tuesday overnight guest of Vel
deen Pinker man.
Shlene Johnson was a Thursday
overnight guest of Veldeon Pinker
man.
Shlene Johnson was a Thursday
overnight guest of Mur jean Bin
meier.
Mr. ami Mrs. Babe Dueker and
family visited in the Leslie Stewart
home on Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Christen
sen called on Mr. and Mrs. Vel
don Pinkenman Monday afternoon.
The freshman class held a party
foir the senior class on Thursday
evening in the school assembly.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorie Micnnek and
Caip Hazelhorst were business cal
lers in O’Neill Thursday.
Mr. ami Mrs. Walt Countryman
uiikI family from Sou til Dakota
and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hull were
Sunday dinner guests in the El
mer Hull home. They all called
on Mrs. Sarah Hull and Bill in the
afternoon.
Lorell Pickering from Omaha
spent the weekend in Lynch with
friends and/ relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Maly, sr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Hanzlik and
family were Simday dinner guests
at tl>e Jim Maly jr. home in O’
Neill on Sunday.
Miss Joyce McGill from Wayne
spent the weekend with friends
and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Heiser
were Sunday guests in the Floyd
Haim home at S/pencer.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Darnell and
family, Mrs. Willa Schollmeyer
and boys entertained Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Wilson at Thomson's Cafe Sun
day for Mothers Day dinner.
O'Neill T-Shirt League
1960 Schedule
Monday, May 16
Tigers and Dodgers at Cardinals Field
Yankees and Senators at Phillies Field
Giants and White Sox at Indians Field
Monday, May 23
Tigers and Giants at Indians Field
Dodgers and Senators at Phillies Field
White Sox and Yankees at Cardinals Field
Tuesday, May 31
Senators and White Sox at Braves Field
Dodgers and Giants at Cardinals Field
Yankees and Tigers at Indians Field
Tuesday, June 7
Yankees and Giants at Indians Field
Senators and Dodgers at Cardinals Field
Tigers and White Sox at Braves Field
Monday, June 13
Dodgers and Tigers at Indians Field
Yankees and White Sox at Braves Field
Giants and Senators at Phillies Field
Monday, June 20
Tigers and Senators at Phillies Field
Yankees and White Sox at Indians Field
Giants and Dodgers at Cardinals Field
Monday, June 27
Giants and Yankees at Indians Field
White Sox and Dodgers at Braves Field
Senators and Tigers at Phillies Field
Tuesday, July 5
Tigers and Yankees at Cardinals Field
Senators and Dodgers at Indians Field
White Sox and Giants at Braves Field
Tuesday, July 12
Dodgers and Tigers at Phillies Field
Senators and Yankees at Cardinals Field
Giants and White Sox at Indians Field
Monday, July 18
Senators and Giants at Indians Field
White Sox and Dodgers at Cardinals Field
Yankees and Tigers at Braves Field
Monday, July 25
Tigers and White Sox at Cardinals Field
Yankees and Dodgers at Indians Field
Giants and Senators at Phillies Field
Monday, August 1
Dodgers and Yankees at Cardinals Field
Tigers and Giants at Indians Field
White Sox and Senators at Braves Field
Monday, August 8
White Sox and Tigers at Braves Field
Dodgers and Giants at Indians Field
Yankees and Senators at Cardinals Field
Monday, August 15
White Sox and Dodgers at Cardinals Field
Yankees and Giants at Indians Field ;
Tigers and Senators at Phillies Field
Monday, August 22
Senators and White Sox at Braves Field
Giants and Tigers at Indians Field
Dodgers and Yankees at Cardinals Field
MANAGERS
Senators — Dwayne Philbrick Dodgers ~ Jim Luft
White Sox — John Schmit Giants — Ronnie Gilg
Yankees — Emil Adamson Tigers — Lewis Coker