MRS. JAMES V ETTER of Washington, D. C., was chosen to be a
hostess at the annual St. Anne’s Guild charity garden party. It is to
be held this weekend at the Nicaraguan Embassy.
Mrs. J. F. Kennedy, wife off the President, Ls sponsor, and Mrs.
Gyndon B. Johnson is co-sponsor.
Mrs. Vetter is the former Mary FToelioh, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William J. Froelich of O’Neill.
O'Neill Locals
Legion Auxiliary
The regular meeting of the
American Legion Auxiliary, Sim
onson Unit of O’Neill was held at
the Legion hall May 3 with Peg
gy Jansen, Mary Jurgensmeier
and Lucille Klingler as hostesses.
Junior Counsellor Gertrude
Streeter, reported that the Jun
iors had enrolled another new
member, Kathy Sindelar. Mrs.
Streeter also reported that the
Junior members had made hos
pital favors for the Veteran’s
Hospital at Grand Island; and
they have sent carpet rags to the
Old Soldiers and Sailors Home at
Grand Island. The Annual Jun
ior Convention will be held at Hay
Springs June 4 and 5. Several
Juniors from this Unit plan to
attend. A “thank you” card had
been received from the Veterans
hospital for the tray favors. Mrs.
William Cousins announced that
Poppy Day will be held Saturday,
May 13. The Holt County meeting
of the Legion and Auxiliary will
be held at O’Neill May 15. The
Auxiliary workers served a ban
quet to 30 representatives of the
Jordan Mill works Co. of Sioux
Falls, S. D. on May 9. Election
of officers for the 1961-1962 year
will be held at the June meeting
of the Auxiliary.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bettenhausen
and daughter, Sara, and Mrs.
Fred Holtorf of Hartingbon were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Reed Herley and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Zak
rzewski and grandson, Justin, vis
ited their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowen and
family of Fremont, the weekend
April 29-30. On Sunday they at
tended the dedication of Arch
bishop Bergan high school and
also attended confirmation exer
cises at 5 p.m. Sixty-six adults
and 255 children were confirmed.
Relatives of the O’Neill visitors
were members of the class.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hiatt re
turned Tuesday after visiting sev
eral days with their son, Gor
don and family at Des Plaines,
111.
Joe Stutz, manager of the Mc
Donald company store in O’Neill,
will attend a company meeting
Friday and Saturday at Hast
ings.
Mrs. Wilson Andrews of Cof
fee vile, Kan., is visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Dale
Wilson and family, and will at
tend commencement exercises for
her grandaughter, Sonita.
Sunday evening guests in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. HarrisoD
Bridge were her brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roy D.
Landis of Ogallala, formerly of
O’Neill. They were returning from
Hastings where Mr. Landis was
one of 10 vice presidents elected
at the State Junior Chamber of
Commerce convention.
Bill Baker, who has been stat
ioned at Ft. Ord, Calif., has been
transferred to Ft. Sill, Okla.,
where he will be stationed 11
weeks before leaving for Ger
many. Bill is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Baker, O’Neill.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McKenny
and son went to Minneapolis Sun
day where Frank attended a
Gambles buying market.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ruzicka
attended funeral services for a
cousin Sunday in Fremont.
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. DeBolt
took her mother, Mrs. Sophia
Lashmett of Newport to Colum
bus Sunday where she boarded a
train for Vallejo, Calif.
Mrs. Audrey McConnell and
Mrs. Kathryn Murphy, Johnson
Drug company employees, attend
ed a cosmetic school in Grand
Island Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Van Voor
his returned Thursday from a two
week trip in Texas and other
southern states. Mr. Van Voorhis
attended the American Public
Power Association convention in
San Antonio, Tex.
Bradys Are Honored
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Laursen
entertained at a dinner at their
home Satin-day evening in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brady who
are moving to Omaha next
month.
BOA Club Meets
Members of the BOA club met
for a dinner Tuesday evening at
the Town House and for an eve
ning of cards at the home of the
hostess, Mrs. John Stuifbergen.
Mrs. Allan Jaszkowiak was a
guest. Card winners were Mrs.
M. L. Burney and Mrs. Virgil
Laursen.
Essay Winners
N. Louis Neils on, Chambers,
has been awarded the first prize
of $10 for his winning essay in
the St. Anthony Hospital Auxili
ary essay contest.
Mrs. John W. Miller, Ewing,
won second prize and Mrs. Jettie
Shorthill, O’Neill, won third.
Title of the essays was “What
Do You Think of Our Hospital”.
Extension Club Meets
What Not Extension Club met
Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. Donald Younie. Each mem
ber brought or sent a May bask
et for their “secret pal”. Mrs.
Vernon Carpenter and Mrs. Du
ane Miller gave the lesson on
“quick meals”. The foods pre
pared during the lesson w’ere
used as the luncheon. This will
be the last meeting until Septem
ber 7 when the club will meet
for a picnic. Mrs. Glenn Kenni
cott, reporter.
Mary Helen Benze and her
roomate, Regina Wagner, at
Mount Marty college at Yankton
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spent the weekend with her mo
ther, Mrs. Pauline Benze and
family. Miss Benze attended St.
Mary’s atamni banquet Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dusatko
and family entertained at dinner
Tuesday evening, Mrs. Pauline
Benze and children and Mrs. Ger
aldine Schoenle ‘and son, Don
ald.
Hold Maypole Dance
Members of the Willing Workers
4-H club held a recent meeting
at the courthouse annex at which
time the club made May baskets
and participated in a Maypole
dance. Roll call was answered
with “Why Don’t They—?” Pro
ject reports were given and Car
roll Peacock gave a health re
port. A panel discussion was held
on the subject, “Is the United
States School System Better than
Russia’s?” Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Neil Dawes.
Demonstration Given
Cheri Summerer presented a
demonstration on “Different Ways
to Measure Cooking Ingredients”
when members of the Goose Lake
4-H club held their April meet
ing at the schoolhouse. Members
of the Skirt and Blouse project
worked on their skirts following
the business meeting. Next ses
sion will be May 12. Doretta But
terfield, reporter.
Install Officers
Installation of new officers was
conducted by the Rev. Glenn Ken
nicott at the regular monthly
meeting of the WSCS of the Meth
odist church Thursday. Mrs. Roy
Wayman presided over the busi
ness meeting. The new officers
have been invited to attend a
workshop at the Emmet church
May 18. Mrs. Ruby Wayman was
awarded a special membership in
the WSCS. Members participated
in a pledge service conducted by
Mrs. Harold Lindberg. Mrs. Ruby
Wayman gave the devotions. Mrs.
George Peterson sr. and Mrs.
Ramon Bright served a luncheon
to the members.
STUART—Mrs. Virginia Henkel
of Oak Park, HI., and Paul Hen
kel of Lincoln, announce the en
gagement of their daughter.
Judith Bryant Henkel of Lin
coln, to Kenneth Batenhorst, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Baten
horst of Stuart.
Miss Henkel is a junior at the
University of Nebraska.
Mr. Batenhorst will be gradu
ated from NU Dental college in
June.
A summer wedding is being
planned.
Sick and Injured
CHAMBERS — Mrs. Bob Beed,
accompanied by her aunt, Mrs.
Charles Whaley and Mrs. A. A.
Walter, drove to Grand Island
Thursday to visit the former’s
father, George Porter at the Vet
eran’s hospital. . .Tim Read is a
patient at the Veteran’s hospital
in Grand Island. . .Mrs. Floyd
Whitaker entered the Atkinson
Memorial hospital last Friday. .
Russell Cavanaugh, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard Cavanaugh
broke his arm Sunday in a fall
from a horse. . .Marsh Warner
is a patient at the Atkinson Mem
orial hospital. . .Mrs. Carl
Schauers is a patient in the Un
iversity hospital in Omaha.
Justice Court
May 4, Lonnie B. Breiner, O’
Neill, driver for Levi Fuller, ov
erweight on axle, fined $50 and
costs; Officer Roger Hansen.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
KLOPPENBORG—Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Klopperaborg of Emmet,
daughter, 6 pounds 11 ounces,
May 3.
SACRED HEART
LECHTENBERG—Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Leclrtenberg of Spen
cer, son, 7 pounds 8 ounces, May
6.
TEJRAL—Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Tejral of Spencer, daughter, 5
pounds 12 ounces, May 4.
ELSEWHERE
ZEMPLE—Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Zemple of Moiese, Mont., son,
May 3. This is the couple’s sixth
child. Mrs. Kemper is the former
Delores Kemper, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Orville Kemper of Page.
SHALD—Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Shald of Englewood, Calif., son,
Scott Daniel, 10 pounds, May 4.
The grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. John Friedel and Mr. and
Mrs. John Shald, all of Stuart.
THIELE—Mr. and Mrs. Phillip
Thiele, son, Michael Gene, 8
pounds 2 ounces, April 26, Ante
lope Memorial hospital.
LINCOLN—Mr. and Mrs. Doug
las Lincoln of Clearwater, daugh
ter, Georgine Kay, 8 pounds 12
ounces, April 28, Antelope
Memorial hospital.
MICHAEL—Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Michael of Clearwater, daugh
ter, Jacqueline Kay, 8 pounds 1
ounce, May 2, Tilden Community
hospital.
RUZICKA—Mr. and Mrs. Mar
vin Ruzicka of Verdigre, daugh
ter, 9 pounds, May 3. Mrs. Ru
zicka is the former Gertrude
Meyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Meyer of Wkmetoon. Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Ruzicka are the
paternal grandparents.
Hospital Notes
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
ADMITTED: May 1—Mrs. Ward
Michell of Stuart; John Murphy
of O’Neill and Mrs. Alvin Wedige
of Emmet. 2—Hubert Kohle and
Mrs. Edward Jansen jr of Stuart;
Mrs. Leo Bonenberger of Bassett;
Mrs. Donald Kloppenborg of Em
met; Fay Burrell of Chambers;
Mrs. Paul Hostert of Butte and
Edward Moeller of Atkinson. 4—
Miss Joan Timmermans of Stu
art; Mrs. Herman McDaniel of
Atkinson and Mrs. Floyd Whita
ker of Chambers. 5—March War
ner of Chambers. 6—Elvon Chace
of Atkinson. 7—Mrs. Paul Hostert
of Butte; Joseph Gans of Stuart
and Joseph Dvorak of Atkinson.
8—Mrs. Harry Hood of Stuart and
Mrs. Frank Disterhaupt of At
kinson.
DISMISSED: May 1—Mrs. Roy
Jones of Bassett and Charles Jan
sen of Stuart. 2—James Ankney j
and Mrs. Alva Bogue of Atkinson;
Mrs. Orval Clark of Long Pine
and Kevin Shald of Stuart. 3—
William Walters of Atkinson and
Mrs. Ernest Wedige of Emmet. 4
—Caleb Thompson of Naper and
Fay Barrel of Chambers. 4—Mrs.
Paul Hostert of Butte; Mrs. War
ren Mitchell and Mrs. Milton
Weichman and daughter of Stu
art and Mrs. Clayton Burge and
daughter of Amelia. 5—Miss Joan
Timmermans and Mrs. Edward
Jansen jr of Stuart and Mrs.
Feme Davis of Atkinson. 6—
John Murphy of O’Neill. 7—Mrs.
Alvin Wedige of Emmet and Mrs.
Leo Bonenberger of Bassett. 8—
March Warner of Chambers and
Mrs. John Haskins of Stuart.
SACRED HEART
PRESENT: May 8—Mrs. Veraie
Bayne and Mrs. Edgar DeHart
of Bristow; Mrs. Christina Frasch
of Fairfax, S. D.; Dr. J. A. Gut
tery, Mrs. Elmer Hull, Mrs. In
ger Levi and Mrs. Margaret Zepf
of Lynch; George E. Higgins of
Naper; Mrs. Lucy Hrbek of Ni
obrara; William Hull of O’Neill;
Daniel Klein, Mrs. J. B. Rousch
and R. H. Zink of Butte; Mrs.
Bride-of-the-Week
Miss Nancy Devall
will marry
Robert Young
Sunday, May 28
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Mrs. Emil Tejral and Mrs. Law
rence Lechtenberg of Spencer.
DISMISSED: May 5—Mrs. Glen
Rihanek of Monowi. 5—Mrs. Will
iam Zeisler of Butte, Don Ebsen
of Verdel and Mrs. Kathryn Cran
ford of Lynch. 6—Calvin Conklin
of Lynch and Mrs. Myrtle Spang
ler of O’Neill.
EXPIRED: May 5—Nick Hos
tert, 72, of Butte. 7—Erick Oh
man, 83, of Anoka.
Clearwater Hosts
Deanery Meeting
CLEARWATER — There were
approximately 125 women at
tending the meeting of the
National Council of Catholic Wo
men of the O’Neill Deanery which
was held May 1 at the St. The
resa parish hall in Clearwater.
Mrs. Edward Gleeson of O’Neill
conducted the meeting which was
opened by prayer given by the
Rev. H. Steinhausen of Spencer.
The welcome was given by the
Rev. Charles Broderson of Ne
ligh. The address was given by
the Rev. Peter Dunne of Pierce,
who spoke on the advantages of
» Ui xuv. . • A •* * mj vy »-»u a
livan talked on the evils of Com
munism.
A group of girls from St. The
resa’s performed the ceremony
of crowning the statue of the
Blessed Mother. The meeting
closed with prayer, and follow
ing this refreshments were
served by the Clearwater wo
men.
Newly-installed officers are
Mesdames Thomas Keefe, Spen
cer, president; A. C. Anderson,
Neligh, vice president; Edward
Brouska, Atkinson, secretary,
and Al Havranek, Eramet, trea
surer.
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I WISH TO THANK all of my rela
tives and friends who came to
see me and sent me flowers, cards
and gifts while I was in St.
Anthony’s hospital. Also thanks to
the nurses and Sisters and Doctor
Carstens for their wonderful care
and to Rev. Hart for calling on
me and praying for me. God bless
all of you.
Mrs. John Grutsch 3p
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF HEARING ON
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE
TO SELL ALOOHLIC LIQUOR
ON AND OFF SALE
Notice is hereby given that on
the 7th day of February, 1961,
The Golden Hotel, M. J. Golden,
Mgr., whose address is O’Neill,
Nebraska, filed their application
with the City Clerk of O’Neill,
Nebraska for a Retail Alcoholic
Liquor On and Off Sale license.
Class C, on the following de
scribed premises, to-wit:
4th and Douglas Street, Lots
26-27-28, Block 15, Original
Town of O’Neill.
Hearing will be held on said
application by the Mayor and
City Council of O’Neill, Nebraska,
on May 16, 1961, at 7:30 p.m. at
the city council room in O’Neill,
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Friday Evening Sale at Verdigre”
Friday Evening, May 19 7:00 p.m.
Horses—pigs—brood sows—boars—baby calves—dairy cattle
stock cattle will be sold (everything but butcher hogs). Regular
hog and cattle auction every Monday at 11:00 a-m.
VERDIGRE LIVESTOCK MARKET
Don Jensen, Mgr. Phone 8C-W in Verdigre
Nebraska, at which tame the
Mayor and Council shall receive
competent evidence for and
against granting said license.
Dated this 1st day of May.
1961.
O. D. FRENCH,
r?itv Oork
(Published May 11, 1961)
(First pub. May II, 1961)
NOTICE OF AMENDMENT
OF ARTICLES OF
INCORPORATION
Notice is hereby given that the
Articles of Incorporation of St.
Patrick’s Church of O’Neill, at a
meeting duly held on April 1,
1961, were amended by the
amendment of Articles 2 and 6 of
the Articles to read substantial
ly as follows
2. The highest amount of in
debtedness which said corpora
tion shall be competent to con
tract, shall be $1,000,000.00 be
yond which amount this corpora
tion has no power to contract
debts binding at law or in equit>
upon it, its members, or its pro^
perty.
6. The existence of this cor
poration shall commence on the
day of filing of these Articles of
Incorporation, and its existence
shall be perpetual.
Dated April 3, 1961
St. Patrick’s Church at
O’Neill
By Gerald T. Bergsn,
President
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