Dennis Ickes Initiated
In Rodeo Association
PACK I tennis Ickes was one
of 1!) students to be initiated into
the University of Nebraska Rodeo
association tn special ceremonies
at the College of Agriculture
camiwis Thursday night. He is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. N. D.
Ickes. Page.
Before being admitted as full
fledged members of the group,
initiates were required to par
ticipate in a horse-ha messing
contest, ride a bucking barrel
and “walk the plank” blindfold
ed and barefoot, into a large vat
of molasses and cornflakes.
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Miss Corrine Brinker,
Joseph Neckoliczak
Wed in Butte Church
BUTTE The wedding of Miss
Corrine Brinker, daughter of
Mrs. Mae Brinker. Butte, and
Joseph Nekoliczak, son of Mrs.
Kathryn Nekoliczak, Greeley,
was performed Saturday morn
ing. Mar. 3, in St. Peter and
Paul's church at Butte
The Rev. Ted Nekoliczak. bro
ther of the bridegroom, officiat
ed. Music was furnished by the
church choir.
The bride was escorted to the
altar by her brother. Myron
Brinker. and wore a taffeta gown
designed with long tapered
sleeves, scalloped jeweled Chan
t’lly lac<‘-trimmed high square
neckline and fitted bodice. A lace
crested bustle flowed into a chap
el train Her silk illusion veil was
waist length and was held in
place by a jeweled crown. She
carried an orchid on a white
prayer book.
Mrs. E. F. Adamson, sister of
the bride, was matron of honor,
and she wore a light blue silk
illusion street length gown with
a matching net head piece.
Serving his brother as best
man was Ijou Nekoliczak. Ushers
were Vic Brinker and Lyle Kelly.
Flower girl was Teresa Brinker,
and ring bearer was Michael
Klasna. Junior attendants were
Ruth Jane Brinker and Charles
McFadden.
A wedding dinner was served
to 150 guests at the Legion hall.
At the reception in the afternoon.
Mrs. Myron Brinker presided at
the coffee service, and Mrs. Lyle
Kelly at the punch. Mrs. Vic
Brinker and Mrs. Ed McFadden
cut and served the cake. Mrs.
Bill Brinker had charge of the
gift table, and Miss Mary Janice
Renter, the guest book.
After a wedding trip the couple
will reside on a farm near Gree
ley.
Judith Drickey Married
March 4 at Spencer
SPENCER — Miss Judith Ann
Drickey, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Don P. Drickey, Spencer,
and Thomas Norwood Scarbor
ough, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sell W. Scarborough, Hayes, S.
D., were united in marriage Sun
day, Mar. 4, in the Spencer
Methodist church.
The 3 p.m. ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. V. R. Dan
iels. Mrs. P. O. Friedrich was
organist and accompanied Dennis
Hanson, Omaha, the vocalist.
A floor- length gown of white
satin with a lace overskirt was
worn by the bride. The scalloped
bodice was trimmed with lace
applique, embroidered with seed
pearls and sequins. She carried
a white Bible centered with an
arrangement of red roses.
Maid of honor was Miss Helen
Friedrich, and she was attired in
a gown of green brocade with a
silk organza overskirt. She car
ried a colonial bouquet of white
mums.
Douglas Sugrue, Sioux Falls,
S. D., was best man. Ushers were
Bruce Friedrich and Donald
Drickey, brother of the bride.
A reception was held in the
church basement following the
ceremony. Miss Mary L>ricke;
took care of the guest book
The bride graduated fron
Spencer public school, and is al
tending the Methodist School c
Nursing in Omaha.
Mr. Scarborough is a gradual
of the Pierre, S. D. high schoc
and South Dakota State co’leg
at Brookings, S. D.
Following a wedding trip th
couple will reside at Cblorad
Springs, Colo,, where he is enr
ployed by the Civil Engineerin
Corporation of Colorado Springs
Announce Engagement
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PAGE — Mr. and Mrs. A. T.
Glumly, Page, announce the en
gagement of their daughter,
Janice, to Jack Baumfolk, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Baum
folk Sr., Delta, Colo.
Miss Crumly is employed at
the General Adjustment Bureau
in Omaha.
Her fiance is in the armed
forces, stationed at Omaha.
No wedding date has been an
nounced.
Patrons Requested to
Clear Walks, Drives
Ira H. Moss, postmaster, ask
city mail delivery patrons fo:
their corperation in clearing side
walks and entrances as soon a
possible after snow storms in or
der that city delivery of mai
may be restored quickly and com
pletely.
Snow drifted sidewalks in thi
city make it diffcult and ii
some cases impossible for thi
city carrier to make deliverie;
of mail. Local mail delivery re
quires foot carriers to walk 2
miles daily, and this cannot bi
covered with sidewalks and en
trances to mail boxes dogger
with snow and ice.
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» Hospital Notes
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. ST. ANTHONY'S
j ADMITTED: Mar. 7 Timothy
, S«*hi. Kenneth Barlow and Leo
Vandersnick of Ewing; Philip Al
Imdorfer. William Hull and Nor
ton Clark of O'Neill. 8 Mrs. Al
' len Hargens, Mrs. John Cassidy
and Mrs. Joseph Keller of Spen
’ cer; Mrs. Amy Jacobson of Ew
ing; Mrs. William Sammons of
Amelia and Mrs. John M. Gal
lagher of Inman. 9 — Robert
Wheeler and Mrs. Mark Herbers
of O’Neill; Mrs. Dwight Schroed
er of Ewing and Robert Geary of
Inman. 10 Melvin Mver and
Jack Taylor of O'Neill. 11 Mrs
Peter Nissen of Page and Mrs.
Richard Salmen of O'Neill. 12 -
Mrs. Robert Decoy of O’Neill.
13—Mrs. Richard Sunderman of
Ewing and Eldon Peterson of O'*
| Neill.
DISMISSED: Mar. 7 Mrs.
Frank Clyde, Mrs. William Mc
Intosh, Mrs. Mike London and
Mrs. William E. Hansen of O'
Neill. 8 — Kenneth Barlocv and
Timothy Sehi of Ewing and Guy
E. Blake of Chamliers. 8—Ivan
Potter of Lynch. 10 Steven AJ
lierts of Page and John M. Gal
lagher of Inman. 11 — Richard
St rube and Robert Wheeler of
O’Neill and Mrs. Arthur Fluckey
of Chambers. 13 Mrs. Dwight
Schroeder and baby of Ewing.
14 I.eo Vandersnick of Ewing.
EXPIRED: Mar. 8— Mrs. Em
met Stamp of Inman.
ST. ANTHONY’S
HARGENS—Mr. and Mrs. Al
len Hargens of Spencer, daugh
ter, Joan, 8 pounds 5 ounces,
March 8.
SAMMONS Mr. and Mrs. W.
D. Sammons of Amelia, daugh
ter, Denise Marjorie, G pounds
12 ounces, March 8.
KKUJ-:K Mr. and Mrs. Jo
seph Keller of Spencer, daugh
ter. 8 pounds 3*a ounces. March
8
SCHROEDER ~ Mr and Mrs
I ■wight Schroeder of Ewing, son.
liobert Jame*. 6 pounds 14 oun
ces. March f>.
SUNDERMAN Mr and Mrs
Richard Sunderman of Ewing,
daughter. 8 pounds 5si ounces,
March 13.
MILLER Mr and Mrs Karl
Miller of O'Neill, daughter, Car
ma Marie, 6 pounds, March 8.
This is the couple's first child.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Miller of
O'Neill and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
Cihlar of Verdigre are the grand
parents.
Kostic Transfers to
Grand Island Store
Bill Kostic reported March 1
at the Hesteds store in Grand Is
land as assistant manager, hav
ing been transferred from that
position in the Norfolk store.
His wife, the former Mary Kay
Turner, daughter of Mr and Mrs.
John Turner, O'Neill, will join
him in Grand Island as soon as
he locates suitable quarters.
Kramers' Daughter
Undergoes Surgery
Mrs. Bill Kramer and daugh
ter, Rene, went to Sioux City, la.,
Wednesday, Mar. 14, where Re
ne had an after-surgery checkup.
Rene, two-years-old, underwent
surgery February 14 for the re
moval of kidney stones. She re
mained in the Sioux City hospital
II days and was then brought
home. Her mother reports that
she is recovering satisfactorily.
Attends Radiological
School in Chicago
Ed Dziowgo, supervisor of elec
tronics at the Vortac station here,
is attending a federal radiological
school in Chicago this week.
He left Sunday by plane from
Omaha and will return this week
end.
HANDY HAUSFRAU
The little woman popp'd the
dinner Into the oven, really
proud of her clever imprmis
lug. Having lost Uie aluminum
nuik (or ihe baked |K>t-itocs she
hud cut piece* of “aluminum"
wire to Insert in the spuds.
After dinner, pop noticed the
strange piece* of wire nail up
on questioning discovered they
were from his toolbox supply
of liquid core solder.
He was the only one that goi
sick Mom was on a dici.
Henry Barrett Dies
At Council Bluffs
Word has been received of the
death February 24 of a former
O'Neill resident, Henry Barrett,
at Council Bluffs, la. He was the
brother of Mrs Pat Sullivan, O'
Neill.
Mrs. Sullivan and Mr. and
Mrs Richard Minton Sr. and Lar
ry attended funeral services for
Mr. Barrett February 27 at Coun
cil Bluffs, returning to O'Neill the
following day.
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Richard Minton Jr re-rn*
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the. Kan . In the personnel at
flee.
Minton has been a sale* repre
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O'Neill unit Mason City. la.. u«
1:1 hi* re enlistment He nerved
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and waa in the personnel office
during that time
Hi* family la with him ami their
temporary address 1* Richard
Minton Pn2. 18« A Road. Rt. 4.
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