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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1962)
Announce Engagements.., ATKINSON — The engagement of Miss Jane Jedlicka ami Wil liam J. Slattery is announced by the bride-elect's parents, Mr and Mrs. Ilenry Jedlicka, Schuy ler. Miss Jedlicka is a graduate of Schuyler high school and of Duchesne college in Omaha. She is presently teaching in the West side school system in Omaha. Her fiance, son of Thomas («. Slattery, Atkinson, Is a graduate of St. Joseph’s ligli school. He Ls a freshman In the Creighton I'diversity (College of Denistry. An April 2X wedding is plan ned. SPENCER — Mr. and Mrs. Herman Boettcher, Spencer, an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Nonna Ann, to Dennis W. Scheer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Scheer, Ewing. Miss Boettcher and her fiance are both attending Nebraska State Teachers college at Kear ney. A June wedding is being plan ned. Carolyn Erickson Weds Leland Erickson at Chambers January 12 CHAMBERS — Miss Carolyn Erickson, Valley, and Leland Erickson, Ericson, Nebr., were married Friday, Jan. 12 at 7:30 p.m. in the Chambers Methodist parsonage by the Rev. Charles Cox. The couple was attended by Conrad Erickson and Mrs. Ger ald Larson, Burwell, brother and sister of the bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs. Erickson will re side on a farm near Ericson. O'Neill Locals To Show Films St. Patrick's Altar Socity will meet Thursday evening (tonight) in St. Mary’s gym. Mrs. H. J. Birmingham will show films tak en on her tour of the Holy Land and the Far East. St. Rita's guild with Mrs. Louis Zastrow as chair man will serve refreshments. Extension Club Meets The Goldenrod extension club met Wednesday, Jan. 10, at the home of Mrs. Herman Janzing. Ten members were present and answered roll call by relating an interesting tale which occured during the holidays. Club goals were decided and year books were filled out. The next meet ing will be held at Mrs. Bob Pap penheimer’s February 14. Mrs. Johnson Entertains Members of the Willowdale Ex tension club met at the home of Mrs. Lyle Johnson Wednesday, Jan. 10. The program for the year was planned following the business meeting. Mrs. Johnson will have the special evening of the month. The February meet ing will be at the home of Mrs. Nels Linquist on the 14th. Mrs. Ewalt Miller, reporter, won a special prize. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dewy and family were Sunday dinner guests in the Joe Beelaert home in Page. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Brady, Grand Island, visited over the weekend in the home of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kurtz. Lynn Cook, daughter of Mil fCr: Cook, is presently working at a beauty shop in Stuart. She was employed at Ainsworth be fore moving to Stuart. » Mr and Mrs. George Smith and family. Chambers, and Mr. and Mrs. K C. Hunt were Sun day dinner and supj>er guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Shaw Injured In Fall VERDIGRE Sylvia Sourek fell Friday morning while on her way to work and sustained a broken left wrist. She was taken to a doctor for medical care and then was entered in the Creighton hospital. She returned to her home the following day. Farewell Party Given Mr. and Mrs. Frank Froelich left Tuesday for Temple City, Calif., where they will visit their daughter, Mrs. Bill Montgomery and family. They will stop en route at the home of Mr and Mrs. William Froelich and family, Wichita, Kan. A farewell party was given in honor of the Frank Froeliehs at the Town House by Mr. and Mrs. William Froelich. Mrs. Ed Bright, Orchard, spent last week at the homes of Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Burgess, and her mother, Mrs. Laura Walker. Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ruegge were Mrs. Ruegge’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hunt, Norfolk. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hus ton were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pierson. Hiram Hubbard, who was re leased from St. Anthony’s hos pital, is staying at the C. W. Por ter home for a few days. Mrs. Ben Hanlon, Peru, is spending this week at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Rex Wil son. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wheeler spent Sunday visiting at the Ed ward Kirkpatrick home in Spen cer. Visiting at the home of Mrs. Alta Finch, Orchard, Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth War ing and Mrs. Ethel Waring. Mrs. Watson Entertains The Jeudi club met Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. John Watson. Following dinner at the M & M cafe the club adjourned to Mrs. Watson’s home. Prize winners were Mrs. Winnie Bar ger and Mrs. Woody Melena, a guest. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Vorce were guests Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Harmon, Bassett. Sunday evening dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Hartroft were Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hansen and D. J. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hansen and son were Saturday and Sunday guests at the home of Mr. Han sen’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hansen, Carroll. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Turner last week were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lemek and daughter, Cindy, Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Lemek’s children returned home with their par ents after spending two weeks with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Turner. Betty Jo Turner, Rose Lamp man and Demaris Strong spent Friday in Omaha. Betty Jo and Rose spent Friday and Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ro- f ger Rising, Omaha, and returned home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kostic and son, Billy, Norfolk spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Turner. Bill Kostic and Gary Car ver left Sunday for Missoula, Mont., where they will work on the remodeling of the Hested’s store. Dessert Supper Served Mrs. Paul Shierk entertained the M & M club at her home with a 7:30 dessert supper Tues day evening. Mrs. Donald Me- ' Kamy was a non-member guest. Mrs. H. D. Clauson and Mrs. Harold Lindberg were winners at bridge. Dinner Is Held Mr. and Mrs. John Edzards were hosts at a dinner Sunday at uic iuwu nuuhc iui trmpiiuyets of the local Safeway store and their wives and husbands. Mr. Edzards is manager of the Safeway store. Friends of St. Mary’s The regular monthly meeting of Friends of St. Mary’s was held Monday evening in the band room at St. Mary's academy. Mrs Bob Clements conducted the business session. The first grade won the attendance award. Plans were made for the pur chase of new choral robes. New desks for the seventh grade have been purchased by the group and they are now in use. Refresh ments were served. Attend Services CLEARWATER — Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Koinzen were called to Davenport by the death of Mr. Koinzen’s father. Funeral ser vices were held there Sunday. Mrs. Kelley Is Hostess The O’Monde club met Tues day evening at the home of Mrs. William Kelly. Following dinner, bridge was played. Guests for the evening were the husbands of the club members. Catholic Daughtes Meet VERDIGRE — Thirty-eight members of the Caltholic Daugh ters of America Court 1802 met last week with Mrs William Du fek as presiding grand regent. Mrs. Angus Stoural and Mrs. Marvin Sukup presented reports. It was decided to send layettes to the missions. Hostesses were Mmes. Don Jensen, Gordon Block, Robert Walton, Anastasia Mlady. Frank E. Herout and Man,- Jelinek. flu* Foot in CiiAt VENUS Arthur Corner has his right foot in a cast having sustained a broken tone while getting wood last week. He was taken to Verdigre for medical attention. John Frisch is helping with the farm chores at the Coo ver farm Injures I>*g VENUS Vlasta Pospeshil re ceived badly tom ligaments in her right leg when she fell in a garage at Creighton recently. Drill Is Held Members of the Elkhorn pro ject club met at the Dave Loy home Tuesday evening, Jan. 9, with an attendance of 18 pre sent. A parliamentary drill was presented by Mrs. Rosa Bowers. Lunch was served by Mrs. George Hansen and Mrs Melvin Klingler. The next meeting will to February 13 at the home of Mrs. Fay Pinkerman. Mrs. Barger Entertains The Janawa club met Monday evening at the home of Mrs Winnie Barger. Pitch was played with Mrs. John Stuifbergen, Mrs. Frances Murphy, and Mrs. Floyd Wilson as winners. A lunch was served later in the eve ning. Georgia Ann and Dorothy Lou Ridenour are visiting their grand mother, Mrs. Mary Ferris, and great grandmother, Mrs. Ann Ferris, Inman. Danelia Whitaker Is Named Regents Winner CHAMBERS Danelia Whita ker, senior at Chambers public school, has boon announced as the winner of the Nebraska Uni versity Regents scholarship, ac cording to an announcement by Supt. Weller. , Miss Whitaker is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Whita ker. She has been an honor stu dent since entering high school. Danelia attended her 1st eight grades in a rural school. She was an honor student in the rural school as well as in high school. VERDIGRE — Carolyn Ann Frank, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry A- Frank, Verdigre, has been awarded the Regents ■scholarship at the University jf Nebraska, according to an tnnouncement by Supt. Robert 3. Sheckler. Her extra curricular activities include band, chorus and pep dub. Three Verdigre Men Re-Elected Directors VERDIGRE — Joe V. Be ran, Henry Prokop and James J. Chalupnik were re-elected dir ectors of the Doctor for Verdigre corporation at a meeting held Monday evening in the ZCBJ hall. Auditors reports were approved by the stockholders at the meet ing. 4-H Members Reorganize Friday Eve Reorganization of the Phoenix Livewares 4-H club was held Fri day evening in the basement of District 14 schoolhouse. John Burbank, Holt County Ex tension agent, was present for the meeting. The club has four new members. Nelva Cuatt, Bonnie and Joy Addison and Gwenda Syfie. making a total of 14 members in all. Old members in the club are Marlin and Carole Damero, Judy Syfie, Randall Stewart, Joyce Storjohann. Enid and Errol John son. Carl and Caroline Wabs and Clint Hipke. The following officers were elected: Nelva Cuatt, president; Marlin Damero. vice president; Joyce Storjohann. secretary and treasurer, and Carole Damero. news reporter Projects offered are sewing, beginning and advanced garden ing. dairy’, bees, livestock, rope and electricity. The group plans to meet at the schoolhouse the last Friday of each month. Mrs. Harold Cobum will be the new leader, assisted by Mrs. Mickey Stewart. Project leaders will be Mrs. Neil Hipke, Mrs. George Syfie. Mr. Coburn and Mr. Stewart. Judy Syfie and Nelva Cuatt will serve as junior leaders Mrs. Breiner Is Honored On Birthday Mrs Theresa Breiner cole brated her 82nd birthday Friday Jan. 12, and was assisted by family members in observing the day with a party complete with birthday cakes and other refresh ments Helping her celebrate were her daughters, Mrs Bill Murray, Mrs. John Cleary, Mrs. Floyd Johnson and Lois Breiner, and three grandchildren, Lelie Brei ner. Larry Cleary and Linda Johnson, all of O’Neill. Unable to be present were two daughters, Mrs. Glenn Bailey and Mrs. Charles Bohny, Los Angeles, Calif., and three sons. Alden, In man, Helier, Grand Island, and Donaray, Denver, Colo. Mrs. Breiner was eight years old at the time of the famous blizzard of ’88 and remembers several incidents concerning the storm. She recalls that for some rea son she did not go to school that morning but an older brother and sister did. Later in the morning the storm became so intense her father decided to walk to the schoolhouse 14 miles away to get the children He brought them about half the distance, facing the storm all the way, and left them in the home of a neighbor until the next day. Her father continued home and with great difficulty made it safely. Mrs. Breiner re members the teacher also got the other children to a nearby home. Red Cross Officers Meet at Town House A reorganizational meeting was held by Red Cross officials in the county at the Town House Tues day evening. Following a dinner, Mr. Carl bom, regional director of Red Cross, addressed the group. O'Neill Teacher Again Featured in Newspaper CHAMBERS — For the second time this school year, Mrs. Lorine Smith, Chambers, has been featured in the Nebraska Education News. Mrs. Smith, third grade teacher in the O'Neill public school, w'as credited in an article in the publication as having created interest in social studies by encouraging the pupils to pre pare a “Food Fair ” Earlier in the school year, the paper carried a story of her summer studies at Wayne State Teachers college. Eastern Star Officers Are Installed EWING — Mrs. Keith Biddle come and Aubrey Wood were in stalled as worthy matron and worthy patron of Jephthah Chap ter No. 85. Order of the Eastern Star, Tuesday evening. Wilbur Bennett and Ina Ben nett were installing officer and installing marshall respectively Other officers were installed as follows: Mrs. Aubrey Wood, as sociate matron; S. M. Burtwistle, associate patron; Mrs. Wilbur Bennett, secretary; Wilbur Ben nett. treasurer; Mrs. Dewitt Hoke, conductress; Mrs. J- L. Pruden, associate conductress; Mrs. Waldo Davis, chaplain. Ina Bennett, marshall; Marie Davis, organist; Mrs. Neva Bergstrom, Adah; Mrs. Ann Car ter, Ruth; Mrs. Burtwistle, Esther; Mrs. Anna Spence, Mart ha; Vina Wood. Electa; and Wl lian Spence, warder, Mrs. Al fred Conner, sentinel, was unable to be present. Mrs. Harriet Welke, who has served the chapter 35 years as secretary, was presented a jeweled Eastern Star brooch Mrs. Bergstrom was presented a past matron pin. Mrs. Carter, a former member of the Vashti chapter at Fair bury, was introduced as a new affiliated member. Refreshments were served by Miss Bennett and Mrs. Burtwistle. January 31 Is Deadline For Completion January 31 will be the deadline fnr nAmnlotinrr lA*»nt> i chase agreements on several commodities harvested in 1961, according to Floyd Butterfield, chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee. Farmers in the county who produce barley, grain sorghum, oats, rye, soybeans or wheat should be alerted to this final date to obtain price support on these commodities, the chair man said. Applications must be filed by January 22 Chairman Butterfield listed the following general provision erf loans and agreements on the 1961 crop of the above commodities: Barley—loans mature April 30. The county rate of 95 cents per bushel is for grade No. 2 or better. Grain sorghum—loans mature March 31; county support rate. No. 2 or better 51.81 per hundredweight. Oats—loans mature April 30; i county support rate, No. 3, is 59 cents per bushel. Rye—loans mature April 30; county support rate. No. 2, orj better, or No. 3 on test weight only, is 51 per bushel. Wheat—loans mature March 31; county7 support rate. No. 1, is 51-84 per bushel. The chairman also pointed out that loans and purchase agree ments on com will be available through May 31. Such loans will mature July 31. The Holt county support rate is 51-13 per bushel for com grading No. 3Y or 4Y on test weight only. Moisture must be under 21 per cent through February. VKRDIGRK — Mrs. Edward 8. Pavlik has bmi honored on her 3.Mh anniversary as organist of 81. Wenceslaus ('uthollc church by receiving sjM-cial apostolic blcssng fn»m Pope John XXIII, Home, Italy, in recognition of her services. The blessing was conferred by the Rev. Charles J. Obomy, officially delegated as repre sentative of His Holiness. She also received a highly ornament al papal document from Pope John. In addition she was sent congratulations from the Most Rev. Gerald T. Itcrgan, DD, Omaha, and was presented a cash gift from parish members. Sick and Injured CHAMBERS— Donald (Red> May of Chambers recently enter ed the Veterans hospital in Grand Island. ST. ANTHONY'S KINNEY — Mr. and Mrs. Hen ry Kinney of Fremont, daughter, Janet Marie, 7 pounds 6V« oun ces, Jan. 11. BENSON — Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Benson of Spencer, son, Hugh Junior, 7 pounds 4*2 ounces, Jan. 13. SPALL — Mr. and Mrs. Har ry Spall of O’Neill, son, Harry Joseph, 7 pounds 3 L ounces, Jan. 14. DAY — Mr. and Mrs. Richard Day of Chambers, son, 9 pounds 14*& ounces, Jan. 15. SACRED HEART VOGT — Mr. and Mrs. Edward Vogt of Naper, son, Robert Kent, 8 pounds 8 ounces, January 11. ELSEWHERE KALLHOFF — Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kallhoff of Clearwater, daughter, 7 pounds 5 ounces, Jan. 7, Tilden hospital. She has a sister Jan, 1 year old on that day. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones of Clearwater are tin* inaterna grandparents MCKJLUP _ Mr. and Mr* Jerry McKilltp of Clearwater daughter, 6 pounds 5 ounces. Jan 7, Tilden hospital The grand parents are Mr and Mrs Wayn< Patras and Mr. and Mrs. Tylei McKilltp of Clearwater CEDAR - Mr and Mrs Will iam E Cedar of Fullerton, daugh ter, Connie Lynn, 6 pounds l ounces. Dec. 27. Mrs Cedar ii the former Dorothy Belka daughter of Mr. and Mrs Frank Belka of Verdigre. SCHW ARTING - Mr and Mrs Robert Schwartmg of Fremont daughter, Jeanne Lynn, 1 pounds 2Vj ounces, Dec. 25 Mrs Schwartmg is the former Glenda Wolfe, daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Wolfe formerly of Inman WILKE — Mr. and Mrs El don Wilke of Omaha, daughter, Cynthia Anne. 6 pounds, January 8. Mrs. Wilke is the former Car olyn Win ter mote of Chambers. RIDENOUR Mr and Mrs George, a son. William Lynn george, Jan. 12. 5 lbs , 4 oz. Mrs. Ridenour, is the former Murjorie Kerris, daughter of Mrs. Mary Kerris, O'Neill. Hospital Notes ST. ANTHONY’S ADMITTED: Jan 10 — Darlene McClellan of O’Neill; Mrs. G. Keller and Mrs. George Latzel of Ewing. 11 — Joseph Tomjack of Ewing, Mrs. Kenneth Wilcox of Butte and Mrs. James Milacek of Spencer. 12 — Mrs. Orpha Switzer and Mrs. Harry Spall of O’Neill and Darrell Montgomery of Orchard. 13 — Mrs. Hugh Ben son of Spencer; John Sanders, Mrs. Krancis Curran and Robert Heese of O'Neill. 14 — E. E. Dewey of Chambers, Russell My er of Page and Mrs. Frank Nv HACKED HEART ADMITTED Jan !M5 - Mr* Gordon Keller, Henry Maly and John Cranford of Spencer. Bar vey DeKny and Donald Ei>*cn of Verdel, Karen Brntzen of Naprr. Mr* Roman Kiug id Niobrara and Mrs. Melvin Blum of Butte DISMISSED Jan 111 Dale Aadtss of Anoka. II — Nark Weber of Butte. 12 — David Kal kuwaki of Lynch and E L. Hag berg of Spencer. 13 — Done Ida Shaver of Pickstown and Master Douglas Carr of S|>encrr. 14 — Edward Vogt of Neper, Georgia Lynn Courtney of Lynch and Mrs. Curtis Veich of Glenwood, la 15 — Sidney Baker of Lynch EXPIRED Jan. 10 - Mrs An na Vondicka of Verdel. Couple Attends Parents Open House Celebration STUART Mr. and Mrs. George Minnig attended open house January 7 at Bassett held for his jiarents, Mr. and Mrs Wiley B. Minnig in honor of their 50th wedding anniversary. The honored guests were mar ried January 3, 1912 at Aulairn They have spent most of their married life m ttie Bassett area. Dale Stauffer Is Chairman of County Board Dale Stauffer. Page, was elected chairman of the Holt County Extension board at a re organization meeting held Wed nesday. Jan. 10. in O'Neill. Other board officers are as fol lows: Harold Coburn, O'Neill, vice chairman; Mrs. Floyd But terfield, Atkinson, secretary, and Charles Mulford, Stuart, treasur er New board members are liar \ MUMUKC — K. (V MrrU ha* *rrvt«tl 54 ) cars aa trnuurrr of school District ft), believed to be the longest tenure for any treasurer In the county amt poa sibly In the stale. Mr. Merle aits a p|M tinted at the age of .’I to fill a vacancy as ireaaurer in ivot. At the end of the te«ii|Mirary n|>|M>lntinent, he was put In office by election tutd he held the sitntc office until consollditUoit of Districts 49. M iuiiI 1?? caused the termination of tills office. At the time he took office the sehoolhouse was located one mile south anil one-lialf mile east of Its present location. Mr. Merit Is a native of north easi Hull county and lias lived on the family home place since 11)00. Ixirn January 7. 1914 at Clear water to Otto iiiul Meta Nee Mueller Schnabel He was bap tized and confirmed In the lAitneran luun. ms nnpmm win at Orchard; his confirmation was September 5, 1926 at Clearwater with the Rev. C. A Noffke of ficiating He was married February 26. 1941 to June Koenig. Two child ren were Isirn to this couple Mr Schnabel received his schooling in the Clearwater public schools. After graduation he attended Midland Lutheran college in Fremont He was employed by the Ante lope Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee as a grain insjiector, and also by the Garst and Thomas Pioneer Seed company. He was active in civic affairs and served on the County School Reorganization commit tee. Farm Bureau, Elk horn Water Resources association, school board and city council. Surviving him are hiB wife, June; a daughter, Mrs. Arnold Oltjenbruns, Osmond; a son, Dal las, at home; one grandson; two sisters. Mrs. Laura Young, Red Bank, N. J., and Mrs. Frances Schultz, Ncligh, and two brothers, Fred, Big Bear Lake, Calif , and Walter, Ncligh. St. I'utrlek’s Altar Society Till KS . .IAN. IS, 8 P.M. St. Mary’s <iyni Films—Statue of ‘Our IjuIv of the Snows’ to he given old Melcher, rage, and Paul Krugman. O'Neill. Mr. Mulford and Mr. Stauffer were re-elected to the board, and the following were retained, Glenn White, Amelia; Mrs. Butterfield, Atkin son; Mrs. A. L. Crumly, Page, and Mr. Cobum. The Rev. A J. Paschung ad dressed the group on civil de fense. Entertainment was pro vided by the Clover 4-11 club, At kinson. Mrs. Blaine Garwood, Amelia, was sting leader. Funeral Held Tuesday for L. Schnabel CLEARWATER Funeral ser vices were held Tuesday, Jan. 16, for Lawrence Schnabel, 47, who was killed December 6, 1961 in a lioating accident while hunt ing ducks on the Missouri river near Santee. Mr. Schnabel disappeared when his boat filled with water while he and his hunting party were re turning to shore during a sudden storm Despite extensive search ing his body was not recovered. The Rev. D. L. BrauncrsreuU her conducted the services in Concorida Lutheran church at 2 p.m. Interment was in the Clear water cemetery. Lawrence Carl Schnabel was incx w opciKJtrr. io — joull Hull kert of Champers; Mike A Smith of Spencer; Mrs. Richard Day of Chambers and Mrs. D. R. Mounts of O'Neill. 16 — Mrs. Leo Johnson and Mrs. Kenneth R<> sengren of Spencer; Henry Durre and Richard Hill of O'Neill. DISMISSED: Jan. 10 — John M Gallagher of Inman; Mrs. Du ane Lindenberg of O’Neill and Mrs. Curtis Roberts of Ewing. 11 — Mrs. Clifford Dick and ba by of Inman; Sandra Kay Leid ing of Orchard and Patricia Ann Harkins of Ewing. 12 — Mrs. Ro bert Rosso of Bartlett; Mrs. Em il Klasna and Mrs. H. B. Black of Spencer; Wilbur Urban and Mrs. George Keller of Ewing. 13 — Darlene McClellan, Mrs. Paul Woidneck and Theodore Dean Mc Kenzie of O’Neill. 14 — Robert Heese of O’Neill; Mrs. Kenneth Wilcox of Butte; Mrs. Ernest Longenecker and baby of Bart lett and Arthur Pelletier of Ew ing. 15 — Darrell Montgomery of Orchard; Hiram Hubbard of Chambers; Mrs. Leo Mullen and Mrs. Orpha Switzer of O’Neill and Mrs. Frank Nemec of Spen cer. 16 — Mrs. Henry Kinney of O’Neill and Mrs. James Milacek of Spencer. EXPIRED: Jan. 12 — R. K. Platt of Chambers. 14 — Joseph Tomjack of Ewing and Mrs. Joe Gokie sr. of O’Neill. 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