'lit. AND MRS. DAVK M>Y were guests of honor at a dinner
Sunday at the Tropical Dardens In observance of their 55th wedding
anniversary. Among the 29 guests present were four of tlielr children,
Mrs. .1. M. Kennedy, Ainsworth; Mrs. Ray laiwrence, O’Neill; Mrs.
Howard Holliday, Drand Island, and Donald Loy, Vork. I'nuhle to
be present were Holland Loy, Salt latke City; Mrs. Arthur Doree,
White Salmons, Wash.; Mrs. II. L. I-iylon, Montclair. Calif.; Mrs.
(Charles Dreen, S<wttli>, Wash., and Richard .1. I,oy, lakewiM>d, Calif.
The anniversary three-tier cake was baked and decorated by Mrs.
UwrencA. Many messages of congratulations were sent to the couple.
A Poem
From Mrs. Eby ...
—VISION—
I believe in America. She means
something special and different
from other nations. Often we
forget what she means. We
let ourselves think she means
money, lands, machinery, mer
chandise and man|>ower and
we think we have the world by
the tail because we have an
abundance of such assets. But
that's childish thinking. Other
nations have had equal trea
sure and yet have gone down.
If wealth is all that America
means, tlien America will end
like all the others. But America
does mean more than wealth,
lands and manpower: She was
based on a vision — a vision of
freedom and equality with each
man given a sacred right and
chance to make the most of
himself. Of course, we haven’t
achieved that vision yet. We’re
still unfair, unkind and stupid
but we are on our way.
I believe in America because she
has that vision and it’s in her
her heart, as well as on the
books. Yes 1 know — she bluffs
and pretends, acts smarty, and
I oks and passes the buck. But
in spite of that there’s some
thing fine in America: Some
tiling that ail the spies and
slackness, crooks, cowards,
powers and parasites can nev
er black out: I believe in Amer
ica! I believe in her future!
She’s been in plenty of jams
before but she has always won
through for you can’t kill a
vision.
Money may fail you—lands may
fail you, But that vision will al
ways won. iBank on that, neigh
bor. Bank on the dream that
led to “Plymouth Rock” —
started the covered wagon cav
alcade, bank on that fierce in
sistant vision we've held to, of
freedom and fair play. Pray
for it, fight for it, sacrifice
your last breath for it. ‘ Amer
ica will win through.”
(Elsie Robinson)
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ST ANTHONY’S
ALLHOUSE — Mr. anil Mrs.
Edward Allhouse of Orchard, son,
Marty Ray, 7 pounds 5 ounces.
Feb. 21. Mrs. Allhouse is the for
mer Judy Goakey. Mr. and Mrs.
John Goakey of Orchard are the
grandparents.
LOGEMANN — Mr. and Mrs.
William Logemann of Chambers,
daughter, Kathryn Ruth, 6
pounds 12l/4 ounces, Feb. 24. Mr.
and Mrs. Lyle Wright of Cham
bers are the grandparents.
SANDERS — Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Sanders of O’Neill, son,
Bryan Robert, 7 pounds 2 ounces,
Feb. 24.
RUEGGE - Mr. and Mrs. Lar
ry Ruegge of Atkinson, daughter,
Toni Lynn, 7 pounds 4 ounces,
Feb 25.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
KAUP —Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Kaup of Stuart, son, Dale An
thony, 8 pounds 3 ounces, Feb 21.
SCHAAF — Mr. and Mrs. Don
ald Schaaf of Atkinson, daughter,
Diane Lynn, 7 pounds 4 ounces,
Feb. 22.
SCHAFFER — Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Schaffer of Atkinson,
daughter, Peggy Sue, 7 pounds
10 ounces, Feb. 24.
BAILEY — Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Bailey of O’Neill, son, Michael
Dean, 6 pounds 3 ounces, Feb 23.
MATHIS — Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Mathis of Newport, son,
James Allen, 6 pounds 3 ounces,
Feb. 22.
REIMAN — Mr. and Mrs. Ger
ald Reiman of Naper, son, Mil
ton Thomas, 8 pounds 1 ounce,
Feb. 25.
ROOT — Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Root of Atkinson, son, Steven
Lawrence, 6 pounds 12 ounces,
Feb. 24.
GENTELE — Mr. and Mrs.
Delbert Gentele of 9tuart, son,
8 pounds, Feb. 26.
SACRED HEART
COBURN — Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Coburn of Atkinson, son, Doug
las Ray, 7 pounds 4 ounces, Feb.
17.
NELSON — Mr. and Mrs. M.
B. Nelson of Bristow, son, Jock
Milton, 8 pounds, Feb. 17.
KUBE — Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Kube of Lynch, daughter, Eliza
beth Ann, Feb. 15.
VOGT — Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Vogt of Sioux Falls, S D., daugh
ter, Linda Carol, February.
WILSON — Mr. and Mrs. Gar
ry Wilson of Lynch, daughter, Jill
Ann, February.
ELSEWHERE
LINCOLN — Mr. and Mrs. Will
iam Lincoln of Levittown, N. Y-,
son, 8 pounds 14 ounces, Feb.
15. Mrs. John Thiele sr. of Clear
water is the grandmother.
SWANDA — Mr. and Mrs. R.G.
Swanda of Clearwater, daughter.
5 pounds 1 ounce, Feb. 18.
BRODA — Mr. and Mrs. A. F.
Broda of Clearwater, daughter.
6 pounds 6 ounces, last week. Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Weyhrich of Clear
water are the grandparents erf
the Swanda and Broda babies.
MEYER — Mr and Mrs.
James Meyer of Orchard, daugh
ter, Dawn Lane lie, * pounds 10
ounces, Feb. 16
WALNOFER — Mr and Mrs.
James Walnofer of Orchard,
daughter, 7 pounds 2 ounces,
Feb 19.
OLSON — Mr. and Mrs War
ren Olson of St. Edward, son,
Milton Ward, 11 pounds, Feb. 11
The couple has two other sons
and a daughter. Mrs. Olson is
the former Etta May Wells The
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Wells and Mr. and Mrs
E Olson of Lynch. Mrs William
Wells of Lynch is the great
grandmother.
OWENS — Mr and Mrs. Dew
ey Owens of Denver, Colo., son,
6 pounds 10 ounces, Feb. 20. This
is their first child Mr and Mrs.
Arthur Green of Lynch are the
grandparents and a great grand
father is Nick Baker of Lynch.
KUNZ — Mr. and Mrs. Renos
Kunz of Lincoln, daughter, Feb
7. Mrs. Kunz is the former Vivi
an Walter of Chamber's.
LARSON — Mr and Mrs. El
vin Larson of Grand Forks, N.D.,
son, Douglas Elvin, 8 pounds 14
ounces, Feb 12. Mrs. Larson is
the former Henrietta Sobotka of
Inman.
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY’S
ADMITTED: Mrs. Maurice
Grutsch, Mrs. Frank Clyde and
Mrs. James Mullen of O’Neill;
William Mullen of Emmet; Mrs.
M. V. Landreth of Page and Du
aine Bollwitt of Ewing. 22 — Mrs.
Dale Curran; Ernest Eilers of
Spencer; Ben Larsen of Ewing;
Peter J. Brown and Mrs. William
Logeman of Chambers. 23 Mrs.
Katie Kahler of Bonesteel, S. D.;
Teresa Hobbs of Ewing; Randy |
Stewart, Howard Jackson and
Mrs. Mary Bosn of O’Neill. 24—
Mrs. Emmet Stamp of Inman;
Alfred Walter of Chambers; Mrs.
John Pruss and Mrs. Robert San
ders of O’Neill; Mrs. Marvin Lar
son and Mrs. D. A. Gunter of
Ewing; Mrs Marvelene Garwood
and Russell Garwood of Spencer.
25 — Mrs. Larry Ruegge of At
kinson. 26 — Douglas Roberts
and Patrick Priibil of O’Neill; El
don Henderson of Orchard and
Mrs. John Sorenson of Page. 27—
Mrs. William E. Hansen of O’
Neill; Mrs. Richard Blum of
Pickstown, S. D. and Mrs. Nellie
Snyder of Inman.
DISMISSALS: Feb 22 — Mrs.
Maurice Grutsch of O’Neill. 23—
Mrs. Lewis Coker and Mrs. Ed
Murphy of O’Neill; Duaine Boll
witt of Ewing and Raymond
Stamp of Inman. 24 — Ernest
Eilers, Mrs. Wayne Black and
baby, Mrs. Frank Kenasfcon and
Fred Fuhr of Spencer; Mrs. Clar
ence Gokie and baby, Mrs. Dale
wu&uii, riui truce ruiuun anu
Mrs. Maurice Cavanaugh and ba
by of O’Neill. 25 — Mrs. George
Ramold and baby of Inman;
Mrs. H. B. Black of Spencer; Guy
Blake of Chambers and Jack
Taylor of O’Neill. 26 — Mrs. Ed
ward Allhouse and baby of
Orchard; William Mullen of Em
met; Randy Stewart, Mrs. Will
iam J. Wilkinson, Baby Kathleen
Eckhoff, William Griffin and
Douglas Roberts of O’Neill. 27 — i
Mrs. William Hubei of Ewing;
Mrs. Jack Tarr of Lynch and
Mrs. Dale Curran of O’Neill.
EXPIRED: Feb. 22 — Mrs.
William Grutsch of O’Neill.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
ADMITTED: Feb. 19 — Mrs.
Ralph Rees of Amelia; Mrs. Don
Cadwallader of Bassett and Mrs.
Wayne Clark of Ainsworth. 20 —
Mrs. Johanna Ashe and Mrs.
Eve Seger of Atkinson; Edna
Thompson of Amelia and Mrs.
Victor Kaup of Stuart. 21 —
George Lane of Newport. 22 —
Paul Shierk
INSURANCE AGENCY
O’NEILL, NEBR.
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FRIDAY, MAR. 2
Music by The
THE RAMRODS
AMERICAN LEGION
s, BALLROOM
O'Neill, Nebraska
Admission: 75c
Mrs Jack Bailey of O’Neill, Mrs.
Donald Schaaf, Roy Griff in and
Patty Slaymaker erf Atkinson and
Mrs. Wayne Mathis of Newport
23 — Danny Ferris of Inman,
Mrs. Otto Guthmilier of Anoka
and Beverly Doty of Spencer 24
— Mrs Elmer 9chafler and
Mrs. Wayne Root of Atkinson and
Leonard Anderson of Newport
25 — Mrs. Gerald Reiman of
Naper, Mrs. Lonnie Root of At
kinson and Mrs Delbert Gentele
of Stuart. 26 — George Goklfuss
and Richard Young of Atkinson
DISMISSED Feb. 21 - Anton
Welchman and Mrs Lillie Stes
kal of Atkmsun; Mrs. Justin But
terfield of Inman and Edna
Thompson of Amelia 22 — Alouis
Wewel of Atkinson, Mrs. Ralph
Rees of Amelia and Mrs. Wayne
Clark of Ainsworth. 23 — Mrs.
Johanna Ashe and Patty Slay
maker of Atkinson. 24 — Mrs
Dona Cadwallader of Bassett and
Danny Ferris of Inman. 25 —
Mrs. Eve Seger and Roy Griffin
of Atkinson; Mrs. Victor Kaup
and baby of Stuart and Beveriy
Doty of Spencer. 26 — Mrs,
Wayne Mathis of Newport; Mrs.
Otto Guthmilier of Anoka; Mrs
Donald Schaaf and baby, Mrs
9usanna Tushla and Mrs. Lonnie
Root of Atkinson.
EXPIRED: Feb. 21 — Harry
Porter of Stuart.
SACKED HEART
ADMITTED: Feb. 15-20 — John
Tiefenthaler, Mervin Anderson,
Mrs. Clara Hahn and Chester
Omey of Butte; John Schommer,
Andrew Hanson, Mrs. Mary Hei
ser, Mrs. Mary Hull and Mrs.
Adena Jackson of Spencer; Mrs.
Etta Bennett and Mrs. Dave Fis
cher of Naper; Howard Carsten,
Mrs. Floyd France and Mrs.
Cathrine Cranford of Lynch;
Mrs. Ray Coburn of Atkinson;
Mrs. Amelia Minebjrg and Mrs.
M. B. Nelson of Bristow and
Mrs. Herman Wilken uif Fairfax
Fab 2136 — Charlie Drickey d
Bristow; Mrs Mary Hauer ol
Moooori; Nickolaus Staler d
Butte. Mrs Gary Vogt of Sioui
Fails, S D Mrs. Put Langur
and Henry Maly of Spencer, Mrs
Eiua Cooper, Wayne Christen
sen. Chester Miller and Mrs
Margaret Zepf of Lynch.
DISMISSED; Feb. 15-30 —
Frank Matejcek of Monuwi; Tec
Stock of Bonesteel, S D.; W J
Thoms of Wausa; Mrs. Carrn
Hunter, Mrs. Roger Sixta am
baby, Herbert Nahrstedt and Mrs
Dennis Kube and baby of Lynch
Charles Ktnzie and Dixie Anr
Reiser of Butte. Mrs Harry
Hausmann and baby of Bristow
Mrs Robert Whetham, Leonard
Kinney, Marty Lee Elsasser
Mrs. Roy Black and Mrs. Waltei
Motacek of Spencer. Feb 20-2t
— Mrs. Mary Hull and Andrew
Hansen of Spencer; Mrs. Ray
Coburn and baby of Atkinson;
Mervin Anderson of Butte; Mrs
M. B. Nelson and baby of Bris
tow; Mrs. Floyd France, Howarc
Carsten and Mrs. Gary Wilsor
and baby of Lynch; and Mrs
Dave Fischer of Naper
Justice Court—
February 23—Lamey F Baker
driver for Buckingham Freight
Lines, Omaha, overweight or
tandem axle, fined $80 and costs
Officer Richardson. Robert Bol
ton. driver for Globe Transporta
tion company, Omaha, over
weight on interior group o:
axles, $50; Officer Kizzire. Ro
bert Burgess, driver for Wengei
Truck Line, Beaver, la., over
gross interior group of 4 axles
overgross interior group of !
axles, overgross tandem axles am
no reciprocity, $264; Officer Kiz
zire.
February 28- -Larry Fox Em
met, overweight on axles, $60
Officer Ktzure. Jerry D. Smith,
driver for Merle Waldo, Creigh
ton. overweight on capacity plate
and overwr.'OM weight, life; Of
ficer Richardson
At The
Courthouse
ItR NTT tXH RT—
Feb 23 - Robert Vance. Ew
ing. day speeding, fined $25 and
cos.*, officer R L. Gade
Feb 26 - Robert T. Manifold.
Ainsworth, day speeding, fined
$10 and costs, officer E M Hast
reiter.
Feb 26 — James R Radefc,
Omaha, day speeding, fined $35
and costs, officer R. L. Glide
Feb 28 — L. W Minor, Oma
ha, no operator's license ami il
legal use of dealer plates, fined
$25 on each count plus costs and
$37 80 sheriffs fee
Inman News
By Mrs, James McMahan
Mr and Mrs. Don Kelley and
daughters, Norfolk, and Ned Kel
ley, Lincoln, spent the weekend
visiting their parents, Mr and
Mrs. W. E. Kelley and (laugh
1 ters.
Marilyn Siders and Karon
Brown, Grand Island business
college students, spent the week
I end visiting Mrs. Ray Siders and
Mr and Mrs. Wilbur Brown
Georgia Herold and Mary
Morsbach, Norfolk Beauty school
students, spent the weekend vis
, iting their parents, Mr. and Mrs
I George Herold and Mr. and Mrs
David Morsbach.
Mrs. Emmett Stamp entered
St. Anthony's hospital at O’Neill
Saturday for medical treatment.
Mr. and Mr*. John Gallagher
are spending a few days visiting
Mr and Mrs Al Manuk and fam
ily at O’Neill
Mrs. Edwin Langley and daugh
ters returned to their home in
Omaha Tuesday after spending a
week visiting her parents. Mr
and Mrs. Ira L Watson. Mr Wat
son took Mrs Langley and daugh
tern as far as Winner and was
forced to stay overnight at Ne
Ugh Tuesday night due to bad
roads
Mr am! Mrs Harvey Tompkins
and family, Waverly, spent the
weekend visiting Mr Tompkins
mother, Mrs. LNn Tompkins.
Ira Watson went to Valentine
Sand ay morntg to spend the day
in U>e home of Dr and Mrs W
J. Slusher atul sons. He return
ed home Sunday evening, accom
panied by Mrs Watson who s|«ent
a week in the Slusher home while
Dr and Mrs Slusher were in
Phoenix, Art*.
Raymond Stamp returned Fri
day evening from St Anthony's
hospital where he was a patient
for several days.
Merlin Luben returned to his
home at Oak Wednesday after
visiting his mother, Mrs Char
les Luben.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kelly and
family, who are moving to
Page from Wlsncr, are taking
care of chores «n the Lyle Ab
ney farm. Mr. and Mrs. Abney
are in Omuha where he Is re
ceiving medical attention.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Steven*
and family, Norfolk, visited laM
week with Mrs. Bill Dalterfield
and family.
Mrs. Justin Butterfield returned
Tuesday from Atkinson Memorial
hospital where she was a patient
for a few days.
Mr anil Mrs Raymond Luben
ami family returned to their
home in Fremont Friday after
»l«-tiding several day* visiting hui
mother. Mr* Charles LUben
Tuw Sander*. O'Ned!, vtiltrd
over Ihr weekend with her gram!
m dher, Mr*, Joe Peter* and
Larry
Bernice Column. Omaha, spent
the weekend visiting tier parent*.
Mr and Mr* (i* <>rge L Colman
and family
Mr ana Mr* Gerald Snyder,
O'Neill, visited Friday rvemng
with Mr* Kay Slder*.
Mrs 1. L Watson w» nt to Val
entine Monday to visit in the
homr of Dr. and Mrs W J.
blusher and son* Mrs. Watson
will stay with the Slasher boys
while Dr and Mrs blusher spend
the week m Phuenu, Am
Mr. and Mia. Harry Keoseli,
O'Neill, were .Sunday dumer
guests of Mrs. Hay Skiers
Marilyn Skiers, Gene Duller
field and Karon Drown, students
at Grand Island business college,
were unable to get home Satur
day morning Tin y got as far aa
Greeley and due to icy highways
Uiey were forced to return to
Grand Island.
Mr and Mr*, Dean Dank* and
family and Mr* John Duldman
and son. Lincoln, vl»ited over
the weekend In tin- home of Mr,
and Mrs James Hanks and Rog
er.
Tlie MYF of the Methodist
church enjoyed a Valentine par
ty Wednesday. Tin* was nlao a
farewell party for 1/orratne and
Leonard Butterfield wl*> wtll lie
moving stain to Norfolk Valen
tine decorations were used.
Games were played Itosara Ko
pecky anil Patty Sholes, *{s>n
sor*. were also guests Lunch
was served at the close of ttie
evening.
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