St. Mary’s first communion class arc as follows: TOP HOW: Susan llol/.. Joseph I*angan, Mary
Catherine Gleeson, Itcth Ann Hickey, James Boyle, Jeannine Hershlser, Regina Schmlt, Robert Kersen
brock, Yvonne Seltaaf.
SECOND ROW: Pamela Cavanaugh, Sandra Gettert, Joseph Fuhrer, Nancy llufek, Richard Gallag
her. Linda Hamlk, Thomas Wolfe, Synda Everltt, Nancy Robertson.
THIRD ROW: Mary Louise Frit ton, Dennis Rauterkus, Joan Etherton, Colleen White, Michael
Cronin, Carol Do nohoe, Margaret McManus, Ronald, Schommer.
FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Horner, William Runihaugh, Peggy Curran, John Hynes, Mary Catherine
Froellch, John Tlghe, Cynthia Mcl-aln, Richard Bo,n, Barbara Earley, Michael YantsL
LEADERS: Sherry Tlghe, Duane Gettert, Vickie llolz, Steven Fuhrer, Mary Sue McLain, Owen
/.astrow. Colleen Gallagher.
OL Soc-J
—
Monday, Oct 2:
Parent Teacher’s Association
8 p.m.
Tuesday, Oct. 4:
O’Neill Woman’s club, 8 p.m. at
the library.
Catholic Daughters
Wednesday, Oct. 5:
American Legion auxiliary
Thursday, Oct. 6
Presbyterian Women’s Associa
tion
Band Boosters
What Not Club
Mrs. Gonderinger
Hostess Thursday
The Jeudi club met Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. Nor
man Gonderinger following din
ner at the Town House. Mrs
Dale Kersentorock and Mrs. L. R.
Sutcliffe were the winners.
O'Neill Couple
Marry Friday
Miss Pearl Mae Timmerman
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Timmerman of O’Neill, and Jack
Richard Taylor, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Taylor of O’Neill, were
married Friday, September 23 by
Judge (Louis Reimer in the coun
ty judge’s office.
George Garhart, grandfather of
the bride, and George Timmer
man were the witnesses.
Kathy Brady Cast
In Hastings Play
Miss Kathy Brady, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brady of O’
Neill, will appear in the first
production of the Hastings col
lege Players for the 1960-61 sea
son.
“Die Doctor In Spite of Him
self’’ will be presented the eve
nings of October 27 and 28 in the
college chapel.
Sixth Grade Class
Takes Excursion
Miss Cleta Murray, Mrs. Leona
Shoemaker and their 46 sixth
grade pupils from the O’Neill
public school went on a seven
mile science excursion west of
O’Neill on Thursday, Septem
ber 22.
Lutheran Ladies
Plan Smorgasbord
Christ Lutheran Ladies aid held
their regular monthly meeting
September 8 at the Lutheran
church basement with 19 mem
bers and two guests, Mrs. Fritz
Krugman and Mrs. Owen Parkin
son, present.
Rev. A. S. Gedwillo led the top
ic and discussion on “Marriage
and the Home.” Miss Bonnie
Riege and Vicki Gedwillo report
ed on their trip to the state Walt
her League convention at Lincoln.
Mrs. Duane McKay presided at
the business meeting. Additional
plans were made for the annual
Lutheran smorgasbord which is
set for October 19. Chairmen
named were Mrs. Don Kellner,
Mrs. Robert Miller, Mrs. Bud
Krugman, Mrs. Joe McLeish.
Mrs. Durvin Kipple, Mrs. Paul
Krugman, Mrs. Gordon Johnson,
Mrs. Harvey Krugman, Mrs.
Harold Mlinar, Mrs. Fred Fre
ricks and Mrs. Bill Kraft.
Plans to attend the LWML ral
ly at Lynch were also made.
Catholic Women
Attend Convention
Taking part in the convention of
the Omaha Archdiocesan Council
of Catholic Women held Wednes
day at Boys Town were Mrs. Ed
ward M Gallagher, election tell
er; Mrs. Leonard Knapp of Ew
ing, election judge; Mrs. Robert
Cole of Emmet, nominating crxm
mitt and Mrs. Robert Devoy who
is a member of the hospitality
committee.
Over 30 ladies went by bus early
Wednesday to attend the conven
tion.
Appearing on the program were
the Boy’s Town Choir and The
Most Reverend Gerald T. Bergan
who delivered the final message
WE NEED YOUR CATTLE
For the "Big Big Special" coming up on October 7
Make your listing now for the “BIG CATTLE SALE” which will
he held at \ KRDIGRE on OCTOBER 7. At our last special sale
on September 23 we were very well pleased with the largo number
of Boyd and Holt county consignors. If you have cattle for sale,
list them as early as |xisslble—we can do a much better job of
advertising if we have your listing early. Many good consign
ments have already been listed. We also have a terrific demand
for FEEDER PIGS and will sell them at either the Friday or
Monday sales.
! Let VERDIGRE LIVESTOCK MARKET sell that next con
signment for you—the buyers will be here and we will do our best
to see that you are a satisfied customer.
Mr. Lester Pearson is now associated with Verdigre Live
stock Market and will be happy to talk with you in regard to
your livestock. CONTACT HIM IN SPENCER. NEBR., or CALL
IJS COLLECT AT VERDIGRE, NEBR-86 W.
Remember The Date
OCTOBER 7, (FRIDAY) 12:30 P.M.
MARK THIS DATE ON YOUR CALENDAR:
Our 4th Annual Stocker and Feeder Calf Sale
FRIDAY, OCT. 21 j
SELL YOUR LIVESTOCK AT NORTHEAST NEBRASKA’S
-FASTEST ('.ROWING WEEKLY AUCTION MARKET”
IN VERDIGRE
Regular Sale Every Monday Cattle Sale Following
800 to 1,000 Hogs 1:30 p.m.
11:00 am.
SPEC IAL CATTLE SAIXS 1st and 3rd FRIDAY of EVERY
MONTH
VERDIGRE LIVESTOCK MARKET
Don Jensen, Manager
‘‘SALE EVERY MONDAY”
Lester Pearson, Auctioneer, Spencer Phone 86 W In Verdigre
MYF Plans Hayride
The senior MYF met Wednes
day at the First Methodist church.
A hayride will be held September
28 at the Walter Young farm.
A lunch committee was elected.
A worship service was conduct
ed by Rev. Glenn Kennicott. The
subject was “How Different Re
ligions Take Part in Our Lives.”
Mary Jo Curran,
publicity
Adult Fellowship
Meeting Held Sunday
The Adult Fellowship of the
First Methodist church met Sun
day evening for a watermelon
feed and meeting.
A hayride is planned for Octo
ber 2 at the Albert Widfelt ranch.
The group will meet at the church
at 4 p.m. A weiner roast will
follow the hayride. Mrs. Gilbert
Poese will conduct closing devo
tions.
Mrs. Grant Peacock reported on
the district adult fellowship rally
MNO Club Meets
Tuesday Evening
The MNO Extension club met
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Ben Hanlon with fourteen
members present.
The new officers will be an
nounced at the next meeting at the
home of Mrs. Melvin Marcellus
on October 25. Refreshments were
served by the co-hostess, Mrs.
Russell Foree.
Ruth Ann Walker New
4-H Club President
The Willing Workers 4-H club
met Tuesday evening at the
Knights of Columbus hall in O’
Neill.
Ruth Ann Walker was elected
president of the club for the com
ing year. Other officers include
Dianne Gillespie, vice-president;
Carolyn Fuhrer, secretary-trea
surer; Christine Herley, reporter;
Lynn McCarthy, parliamentarian;
Kenneth Peacock, song and re
creation leader; Dianne Gillespie
scrap book.
Mrs. A. Neil Dawes will be lea
der for the club. The group voted
to give $150.00 to the proposed
4-H building at the county fair
grounds when and if the building
is constructed. The officers and
junior leaders of the club will
give a party for the members of
the club in the near future.
More Students
On College List
Additional names have been
added to the list of college stu
dents from this area.
They include:
Regis college at Denver: Larry
Mudloff of Page, John Wanser of
Ewing; Don Bosn and Ronnie Gilg
of O’Neill.
Morning Side college at Sioux
City; Marcia Widman.
Creighton university: Morris B
Pongratz, Art Willis.
Hastings college: Paul Focken
and Bill Focken.
St. Mary’s college, Omaha: Rita
Hoehne.
Lincoln School of Commerce:
Connie Riege.
Chadron State Teachers college:
Betty Mashino.
Grand Island School of Busi
ness: Lyle Gillogly.
University of Nebraska: Paul
Fetrow, David Garwood, Marilyn
Terrill.
Wayne State Teachers college.
Lambert Belina.
Sacred Heart School of Nurs
ing, Yankton, S.D.: Joan Shoe
maker.
Mount Marty college, Yankton
S. D.: Mary Helen Benze.
Valparaiso university, Valarai
so, Ind. Dean E. Garwood.
Xray4echnician School, Kansas
City: Sharon Heerman and Co
leen Corkle.
St. Mary’s college at Xavier.
Kan.; Cera Corkle, Marlene Pe
ter and Jacque Arbuthnot.
Duchesne college at Omaha:
Shirley Schultz.
Conception Seminary, Concep
tion, Mo.: Allen Martin.
University of Minnesota: Tom
Head.
Colorado Institute for Medical
Assistants at Denver, Colo.: Eliz
abeth Fritton.
Fonda Menning
Shower Honoree
Orchar d—Fonda Meornn*.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Char
les Menning, was guest of hon
or at a pre-nigHial shower at the
Evangelical United Bretbern
church basement Thursday eve
ning, Sept. 22. Sixty were m at
tendance.
Mrs. Earl Tucker was in charge
of the program assisted by Mrs
Glenn Miller. Miss Marcia Men
mng, Mrs. Raymond Stevens and
Mrs. Floyd Menning. Mrs Dean
Clyde was in charge of the gift
book. Mrs. Wayne Strope, Mrs
Earl Tucker, Mrs. Byron Obtjen
bruns and Mrs. Duane Boelter as
sisted with the gifts.
The mothers of the 1959 Orchard
High school graduates were the
hostesses.
FHA Members Attend
District Convention
The O’Neill Chapter of the Fu
ture Homemakers of America
participated in the district FHA
convention Saturday, September
24, at Springview.
O'Neill was in charge of instal
lation of officers. Connie Brock
man of O'Neill is the new district
historian.
Members attending were Mer
na Butterfield, Connie Brockman
Joan Pease, Verna Butterfield,
Ruth Ann Walker, Janet Petersen
Mary Jo Walker, Kathryn Perry
Gail Johring, Eileen Pribil, Jane
Neal, Starlyn Robuison and Di
ana George. Mrs. Harold Seger
chapter advisor, Mrs. Fritz Brock
man and Mrs. Melvin Johring al
so attended.
Patricia Gregerson
James Pruss Marry
In San Francisco
ORCHARD—-Miss Patricia Ann
Gregerson and James Pruss were
married at St. Mary’s Cathedral
in San Francisco, Calif, on Sep
tember 3.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd O. Gregerson
of Council Bluffs, La. The bride
groom's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Anton Pruss, sr. of Orchard.
The bride wore a street length
dress of white silk chiffon with a
scoop neckline and three-quarter
sleeves. She carried a white or
chid on a white prayer book.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Pruss
of Redwood, Calif, were the cou
ple’s attendants.
Mr. and Mrs. Pruss have at
tended Creighton university. Mr
Pruss is a member of the edi
torial department of the San Fran
cisco Chronicle. The couple will
reside in San Francisco.
Delta Kappa Gamma
Met In Spring view
The Delta Kappa Gamma Socie
ty members met for their first
fall meeting on Saturday, Sept.
17, at the home of Mrs. Dorothy
Adkinson of Springview.
Mrs. Nila Hollingsworth was co
hostess at the dinner preceding the
meeting. Plans were made tor
the year’s program. Mrs. Eileen
Seger of O’Neill presided since
the society’s president, Mrs. Est
her Miller, of Ainsworth was ab
sent.
Other members attending were
Miss Alice French of O’Neill;
Miss Barbara Mlinar of Atkinson;
Mrs. Merle Duffy of Long Pine;
Mrs. Hazel Schmidt of Ainsworth;
and Mrs. Delia McClurg, Mrs.
Berniece Estes, Mrs. Mahalia
Hart; Miss Adah Neubauer, and
Miss Joyce Blakkolb from Bas
sctt- *1
Leathercraft Lesson
At Club Tuesday
Mrs. Don Wecker presented a
lesson on leathercraft at the
meeting Tuesday evening of the
O’Neill Better Ways Extension
club. Mrs. Harry Spall was the
hostess.
SUNDAY NIGHT BRIDGE 14 2
The Sunday Night Bridge club
met September 25 at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. John Conard held
the high scores.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Behnks
Observe Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. John Behnks
observed their golden wedding
anniversary Sunday, Sept. 25 with
an open house at the American
Legion hall here.
Miss Frieda Brockmueller and
John Behnks were married
September 20, at Neligh. The
attendants were Mr. and Mrs.
Claus Behnks. They became the
parents of ten children. Nine of
the children were present for the
anniversary celebration. The
children are: Jurgen, Louie, Otto,
Mrs. Harry Gerths and Mrs
Arnold Bolling of Clearwater,
Mrs. Robert Anderson of Plain
view, Clarence of Neligh, Mrs.
Jack Caufield or Sheldon, Wash.,
Adolph F. of Greeley and Mrs.
Hugo Hans of Van Nuys, Calif.
The hall was decorated in white
and gold. The cake was baked
and decorated by Mrs. Walter
Westerhoff. Mrs. Herbert Brock
mueller of Scribner was in
charge of the gift table. Mrs. Ro
bert Anderson received the
guests. Hostesses were Mrs. |_
Harry Gerths and Mrs. Arnold i'
Bolling.
Mrs. Randall Hixson and Mrs.
Floyd Miller served the cake.
Miss Patricia Hoffman and Miss
Maxine Hoffman poured the cof
fee and punch. Mrs. Lyle Switzer,
Mrs. F. A. Herley and Mrs. Violet
Thompson assisted.
A family dinner was held Sun
day evening following the recep
tion.
Try The Frontier Want
Ads — It Pays !
Fri. Sept. 30 Sat. Oct. 1
VALLEY OF THE REDWOODS
Cartoon ■
Ord. Nebraska
Sept. 27, 1960
Dear Editor:
The Democratic campaign plan
proposes more wild spending, the
same sort that Nebraska's Demo
cratic Congressmen McGinley and
Brock have been only too will
ing to support.
The Democrats have gotten
away with ever-increasing spend
ing by trying to make the public
think that the "rich'' are going
to pay the increasing taxes. How
ever this is not true. The wealthy
are already hit for up to 90% of
their income there is not much
more obtainable from them.
Rather, it will be those in the
low and middle income brackets
who will be hit for the taxes if
the Democrats are elected.
Connee Kaye
Engagements
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Wright of
Chambers announce the engage
ment of tlielr daughter, Arllss,
to William G. Logemann, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Loge
of Brunswick.
No wedding date has been set.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jackson
of Woonsocket, S. D., announce
the engagement and approaching
marriage of their daughter, Lois
Ann, to Robert Knapp, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Knapp of
(Owing.
Miss Jackson is employed in
Sioux Falls, S. D. Mr. Knupp is
a graduate of South Dakota State
college School of Pharmacy. He
Is also employed in Sioux Falls.
The wedding will take place in
Woonsocket, S. D., on October
22. ^
Rites Held For
Mrs. T. Hansen
In California
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Clausen
have been informed of the death
of Mrs. Thomas Hansen sr.,
Saturday at San Francisco,
Calif. Mrs. Hansen has been ill
for the past few months and had
been hospitalized for two weeks at
Letterman hospital where here
daughter, Major Harriet Hansen
is stationed.
Funeral services for Mrs. Han
sen were held Monday at the
Gray Mortuary at San Francisco.
Cremation followed and the ashes
were sent to Tilden to be buried
by the grave of her husband who
died in 1949.
Mrs. Hansen is also survived
by a son. Thomas jr., of Van
Nuys, Calif.
The Clausens and the Hansen
family have been close friends
for many years. Last year the
Clausens visited Mrs. Hansen
and her daughter in Hawaii.
FIFTH ANNUAL
SALE
of the Elkhorn Valley Quarter Horse Assn.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1
■1:30 p.m.
Ramm Bros. Yards
Stuart, Nebraska
on U. 8. Highway No. 20
Carrol A. Whitman, Auot.
Sick and Injured
O’NEILL—Mrs. Winnie Barger
underwent surgery Tuesday at St
Anthony’s hospital. . Carroll Pea
cock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Peacock, underwent surgery at
Lincoln General hospital in Lin
coin last week.
INMAN —Dale Lines returned
Thursday from St. Anthony’s hos
pital where he had undergone
major surgery.
DELOIT—Mrs. G. A. Bauer vis
ited a doctor in Neligh Friday.
CLEARWATER—Ly,e Stevens
was'taken suddenly ill last week.
He is under a doctor’s care but is
improving. . Mrs. Edra Patras is
a patient in the Tilden hospital
where her condition is grave.
RIVERSIDE—Mrs. Ora Switzer
was taken sick September 20 and
entered the Antelope Memorial
hospital in Neligh on Friday for
x-rays and a medical check.
ORCHARD—Mrs. Roy Goakey
is in the Antelope County Memo*
ial hospital for medical treat
ment. . .Mrs. Leonard Hall enter
ed Our Lady of Lourdes hospital
in Norfolk the past week.
BREYER—Mr. and Mrs. Ever
ett Breyer of Naper, daughter,
Lynnelle Marie, 8 pounds 6ts
ounces, September 20.
KAY—Mr. and Mrs. James Kay
of Ewing, son, James Douglas,
6 pounds 15 V4 ounces, September
24.
MYER—Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Myer of Page, son, 6 pounds 15
ounces, September 27.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
SHIPPEN—Mr. and Mrs. Qren
Shippen of Atkinson, daughter,
Peggy Ann, 8 pounds 5 ounces,
September 20.
BYINGTON—Mr. and Mrs
Garry Byington of Springview
daughter, Tammy Sue, 6 pounds
7 ounces, September 23.
DILSAVER—Mr. and Mrs. Don
ald Dilsaver of Rose, son, Den
nis Ray, 7 pounds 1 ounce, Sep
tember 23.
WEICHMAN—Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Weichman of Stuart, son, Stanley
Raymond, 4 pounds 6 ounces, Sep
tember 24.
O’CONNOR—Mr. and Mrs. Jo
seph O’Connor of Atkinson, son,
Jeffery Joe, 7 pounds 13 ounces,
September 24.
STEINHAUSER—Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Steinhauser of Stuart,
daughter, Peggy Ann, 8 pounds,
September 25.
SACRED HEART
SCHMITZ—Mr. and Mrs. Will
iam Schmitz of Bonesteel, son,
William Anthony, 7 pounds 2
ounces, September 23.
RENNER—Rev. and Mrs. Mar
tin Renner of Fairfax, daughter,
Ann Elizabeth, 7 pounds 7 ounces,
September 21.
ELSEWHERE
WOODS—Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Woods of Centerville, S. D., son,
September 24. Mr. Woods is the
brother of Mrs. Calvin Harvey
and Mrs. Kenneth Asher of Page.
The newcomer is the twenty
fourth great grandchild of
Mrs. Hester Edminsten also of
Page.
RAASCH—Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Raasch of Omaha, daughter, 7
pounds 6 ounces, September 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Pollock of
Ewing are the maternal grand
parents.
THIELE—Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Thiele of Clearwater, twin sons,
Daniel John and Dean Richard
5 pounds 10 ounces, 4 p uni
4 ounces, September 19. The J
Thieles have one other son,
whose birthday is Septf mbor 29.
GOLDEN—Mr. and Mrs. Clint
on Golden of Omaha, son, Sep
tember 20. Mrs. Golden is the
former Patty Pilar of Verdigre.
The couple now have one daugh
ter and two sons.
WITT—Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Witt of Creighton, daughter, 7
pounds 1 ounce, September 19
The couple now have three daugh
ters. Mrs. Witt is the former
Marceline Frank of Creighton.
SAWYER Mr. and Mrs. Willis
Sawyer of Aldenville, Mass.,
daughter, 6 pounds 7 ounces, Sep
tember 19. Mr. and Mrs. Lon
Sawyer of Orchard are the grand
parents.
LIEBERT—Mr, and Mrs. A1
Liebert of Battle Creek, Mich.,
daughter, Lee Ann, September 9.
Mrs. Liebert is the former Leone
Korab, daughter of Mrs. Orville
Peterson of O’Neill. Mrs. Delia
Harrison is the great grandmo
ther.
MCKOUN—Mr. and Mrs. Ervin
McKoun of Plainview, daughter
Pamela Sue, 8 pounds 6 ounces
September 23.
PROCHASKA—Mr. and Mrs
Marvin Prochaska of Osmond,
daughter, 5 pounds 15 ounces
September 26. Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Prochaska of Creighton are the
paternal grandparents.
BOELTER—Mr. and Mrs. Du
ane Boelter of Orchard, daughter
6 pounds 4 ounces, September
26. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Boelter of
Orchard are the paternal grand
parents.
SPANGLER—Mr. ami Mrs
Walter Spangler of Ewing, son
September 23. Mrs. Spangler »
the former Joan Calkins of O
Neill.
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY’S
ADMITTED. Sept. 21 Miss
Evelyn Ernst and Mrs. Kenneth
Hoerte, both of O’Neill; Arden
Amiersun of Butte. 22—Mrs. Pete
Hertford and Jack Taylor, both
of O’Neill. 23—Mrs. Jim Kay of
Ewing; Mark Lober, Mrs. Reg
inald Pmkerman, Mamie Melvin
and Jack Waldron, all of O'Neill;
David Mueller and Earl Cadwal
lader, both of Stuart; Robirt Tay
lor of Chambers; Jolui Gray and
Mrs. Soren C. Sorensen, both of
Page; Mrs. Marvin Fry of New
port. 24—Nicholas Lee Remold
and Jean Mane Shoemaker, both
of O'Neill; H. U. Kennedy if
Page. 25—Mrs. Robert Myer of
Page; Henry Kaczor of Ewing;
LeRoy Cunningham of O’Neill;
Mrs. Glen Wenke of Spencer. 26—
Erwin Sedlacek of Spencer; Mrs.
Emil Adamson, Mrs. Roy Shull
and Mrs. Winifred Barger, ail of
O'Neill; Albert Ritterbush of
Chambers; Howard Oiberle of
Lynch.
DISMISSED: Sept. 21—Mrs.
Dwayne Hobbs of Ewing. 22—E.R
_ s ..».4 ip.. . i Q««Uk U. itii
V«U pv UkV t MlIVi • • > tl *.*•••« •! — ■ ■ ■
of Chambers; L. Dale lines of
Inman; Mrs. Robert Krotter of
Spencer; Mrs. Loretta Hynes of
O'Neill. 23—Mark Luber of O’
Neill; Mrs. Noah Philben of Butte.
24—David Mueller of Stuart; Mrs
Kenneth Hoerle, Mis. Reginald
Pinkerman and Nicholas Lee Ra
mold, all of O'Neill; George A.
Latzel of Ewing; Mrs. Everett
Breyer of Naper; Mrs. Bud John
son of Spencer. 25—Mrs. Lloyd
Herrmann of Herrick, S. D.; Mrs.
Hiram Hubbard of Chambers;
H. G. Kennedy of Page. 26—Clar
ence Strong of O'Neill. 27—Erwin
Sedlacek of Spencer; Mrs. Roy
Shull of O’Neill; Mrs. C. D. Walt
ers of Chambers. 28—Jean Marie
Shoemaker and Theresa Bosn
both of O’Neill; Mrs. Marvin Fry
of Newport; Mrs. James Kay and
baby 'boy of Ewing.
EXPIRED: Sept. 25—Leroy
Cunningham of O’Neill.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
ADMITTED: Sept. IS—Leonard
Jungman and Mrs. Edward Ries
both of Atkinson; Mrs. Lee Gor
ball and Mrs. Hershel Wilson,
both of Bassett. 20—Mrs. Oren
Shippen and Haven C. Dollarhide,
both of Atkinson. 21 -Shirley Vro»
man and Henry Heiser, both of
Atkinson; Mrs. Garry Byington
of Springview. 22— Mrs. Osley
Hughes of Rose. 23—Mrs. Donald
Dilsaver of Rose; Mrs. Victor
Kaup and Mrs. Leo Weichman,
both of Stuart; Mrs. Nellie O’Don
nell of Atkinson. 24—Mrs. Joseph
O’Connor and Mrs. Calvin Seger
both of Atkinson; Mrs. Anton
Kaup of Stuart; John O’Connell
of Emmet; Mrs. Walter Jutte of
Chambers. 25—Mrs. Harvey Stcin
hauser of Stuart; Mrs. Albert
Wassen of Atkinson. 25—Ray Gant
of Atkinson.
DISMISSED: Sept- 19 Carl
Wallen of Atkinson; Mrs. George
Wallinger of Stuart. 20—Henry
Grueniberg of Atkinson; Carol
Piokenpaugh of Newiwrt; Mrs
Jim Steinhauser and son of Stu
art; Mrs. Osley Hughes of Rose
21— (Price Alderman of Newport;
Mrs. Hershel Wilson of Bassett
22— Haven C. Dollarhide of Atkin
son. 23—Leonard Jungman and
Mrs. Edward Ries, both of At
kinson. 24—Thomas King of Stu
art; Henry Heiser of Atkinson. 25
—Mrs. Victor Kaup of Stuart. 26
—Mrs. George Payne of Atkinson
SACRED HEART
PRESENT; Mra. Mary Classen,
August Ellers, Mrs. Andrew Han
son,, Mrs Richard Jones and
John Schonuner, all id Spencer;
Mrs Kd Dreher, Mrs John John
son and John Johnson, all id Bris
tow; Ur. John Gun cry of Lynch;
Erick Okman of Anoka; Mrs Ro
bert Pischct of Veniel, Mr*. 4.B
Roush at Butte; Mis Martha
Schultz at Naper; Mrs William
Schmitz and son of Bonesteel.
DISMISSED Sept 20 Francis
Wahs of O'Neill; Ray Long of
Lynch. 22—Master Arthur Emme
of X-ynch 23—Mrs. Carrie Hunt
er of Lynch. 2A Miss Bertha
Thiel of Butte. 2» Miss Bonnie
Shope of Herrick; Richard Zeis,
ler at Butte; 26—Mrs. Martin
Renner and daughter of Fairfax
EXPIRED Sept. 20-Mike Sten
ger of Lynch.
AT THE
COURTHOUSE
COUNTY COURT— Sf
State vs. Riuiaul Blaine Brew
er of Englewood, Colo, over
weight, fined $130 and $4 costs;
officer L. Kiztire, Sept. 22.
State vs. Eugene E. Johnson of
Ord, possession of alcoholic liq
uor by minor, fined $20 and $4
costs; officer—R. L. Glide, Sept
22.
State vs. Harold Miller of O'
Neill, night speeding, fined $25
and $4 costs; officer—E. M. Hast
reiter, Sept. 23,
State vs. Lee R. Krueger of Os
mond, no license plates, fined $10
and $4 costs; officer—E. M. Has
treiter, Sept. 23.
State vs. Walter Plugge of Hart
lett, overweight on capacity plate,
fined $30 and $4 costs; officer
Donald F. Richardson, Sept. 26.
State vs. Harold S. Binders of
Sioux City, la., night speeding
fined $15 and $4 costs; officer
E. M. Hastreiter, Sept. 26.
Slate vs. George P. Lee of
Omaha, night speeding, fined $15
and $4 costs; officer—R. L, Gude,
Sept. 26.
State vs. Charles E. Hughes of
Ainsworth, night seeding, fined
$15 and $4 costs; officer—R. L.
Gade, Sept. 28.
MARRIAGE LICENSE—
Charles Frederick Carpenter,
26, Rapid City, S. D. and Joan
Booth, 18, Rapid City, S. D., Sept.
22.
William Donald Martine, 20,
and Arlene Clare Ulrich, *0,
Omaha, Sept. 23.
Jack Richard Taylor, 24, O'Neill
and Pearl May Timmerman, 18,
O’Neill, September 23.
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The Frontier
Phone 788
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Crocus
Daffodils
Narcissus
Grape Hyacinths
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66c per pack
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O’Neill, Nebraska
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"The Family Shoe Store"
O'Neill
