Boyle, Cunningham Are
Married In Catholic Rite
Saturday at St. Patrick's
The marriage of Miss Helen
Joan Boyle and Dennis L. Cun
ningham took place Saturday
morning at St. Patrick’s Catho
lic church at a double ring cere
mony. The Rev. Robert Duffy
officiated.
Miss Boyl# is die daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boyle. Mr.
Cunningham is the son of Mrs.
Be Roy Cunningham.
The bride, escorted to the altar
by her father, appeared in a
white nylon tulle and chantilly
lace gown over drop skirts of net
and iburmil satin. A lace edged
sabrina neckline accented the
molded bodice. Long fitted
sleeves ended in bridal points.
A deep flounce and a full length
front panel of lace highlighted
the floor length bouffant skirt.
A jeweled cap held into place
the bride's silk illusion finger
tip veil.
The bride’s flowers were lav
ender and white mums with lav
ender and white streamers on a
white Prayer Book with a crys
tal rosary.
Mrs. Donald Schneider, Inman,
was the maid of honor. Her dress
was green taffeta with a scallop
ed neckline. She carried laven
der mums with lavender stream
ers.
Best man was Dick Cunning
ham, Page. Ushers were Clark
Gaughenbaugh and Pat Boyle.
Miniature ushers were Chuck and
Kenny Ramold.
Music at the wedding was fur
r.i hod by Helen Gokie, organist,
and Patricia McKenzie who sang
‘‘Ave Maria” and “Mother Be
loved”.
Following the ceremony a
brunch was given at the Amer
ican Legion Hall for approximate
ly GO guests. Servers at the
brunch were Mariam Boyle,
Carol Gaughenbaugh, Mary Ellen
Beha. Mary Pribil, Eileen Pribil
and Veronica Pribil.
Cooks were the Mmes. Matt
Beha. Leo Schneider. Dorothy
Pribil, Frank Shefl, Joe Kalina
and Ray Tunender.
The cake was baked and de
corated by Mrs. Don Schneider
and was cut and served by Miss
Rita Boyle.
Mrs. Clark Gaughenbaugh serv
ed the punch. Mrs. Dick Cun
ningham had charge of the guest
book. The Misses Charlene Fus
selman and Dorothy Belina had
charge of the gifts.
A wedding dance was held Sat
urday evening.
Mr. Cunningham is presently
employed by the Merri Dr. Pep
per Co. They will be at home at
2151/2 Fremont.
Mary Knudson Weds
James Slattery In
Catholic Rite in Iowa
The wedding of Mary Ann
Knudson and James Patrick
Slattery took place Saturday.
June 30 at Fort Dodge, la. at
Corou? Christi church. The bride
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles A. Knudson, Fort Dodge.
Mr. Slattery is the son of Thomas
A. Slattery, Atkinson, and the late
Mrs. Slattery.
The Rt. Rev. Msgr. E. L. Mc
Evay officiated at the nuptial
mass. Mrs. Paul Wagner was or
ganist. with Mrs. Hotek as vo
calist.
The bride wore a gown ot white
taffeta. The bodice and front
panel were fashioned with im
ported lace. Taffeta roses fell
from the back waistline over the
folds of the skirt which extended
into a chapel train. Her bouffant
silk illusion veil was attached to
a pearl and crystal crown. She
carried a bouquet of gardenias
with pink sweetheart roses.
Betty Jean Knudson was the
mad of honor. Bridesmaids were
Mr- WiL’iam Sybers, Milwaukee,
Wis., Mrs. James Schultz, Oma
ha. and Miss Julie Meyer, Dav
enport. They wore pink taffeta
sheath dresses with petaled over
skirts. Their headpieces w’ere
pink organza roses with small
veils. They carried cascade bou
quets of pink mums.
Best man was William Slattery,
Omaha. Dr. Thomas G. Slattery,
Omaha, Charles Knudson, Mar
cus, la., and John Knudson, Ev
anston, 111., were groomsmen.
Ushers were Pete Burke, Fort
Dodge, Tom Kapustka. Omaha,
and Jerry McKay, Lincoln. Aco
lytes were Dennis and Dick Knud
son.
A reception and dinner were
held at the Hotel Warden follow
ing the ceremony.
The bride is a graduate of St.
Edmund High School. She re
ceived her B.A. degree in June
from Duchesne College, Omaha,
and will teach in the Omaha
school system in September.
Mr. Slattery attended Notre
Dame University at South Bend,
Ind. He will be a junior in the
College of Medicine at Creighton
University in Omaha in the fall.
Following a trip to Canada and
the Great Lakes region, the
couple will be at home in Omaha.
Spencer Church Scene of
Row, Nelson Wedding
The altar of the Methodist
church, Spencer, was decorated
with lighted white candles and
basket arrangements of white
gladiolus and blue pompons on
Saturday evening for the wedding
of Miss Nancy Lee Row, daughter
of Mrs. Harrison J. Row, Spen
cer, and Raul Arden Nelson, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Nelson,
O'Neill.
The double ring ceremony was
solemnized by the Rev. VV. C.
Hansen, Omaha, assisted by the
Rev. V. R. Daniels, Spencer.
The bride, given in marriage
by her uncle, Ralph Dickey,
chose for her wedding, a white
gown of embroidered silk or
ganza over taffeta. The bell
shaped skirt, completed at the
back by a bow, extended into a
chapel train. Her triple-tier veil
of imported illusion was accented
with tiny seed pearls and caught
by a crown of iridescent orange
blossoms. She carried a single
white orchid and a cascade of
lily-of-the-valley and ivy on a
white Bible. The bridal Bible was
a graduation gift of her grand
father, John Dickey.
Mrs. Thomas T. Hoyne, Kan
sas City, Mo., was matron of
honor. Miss Helen Friedrich,
Omaha, was bridesmaid. Both
were attired in street length co
pen blue taffeta sheath dresses
with matching chiffon overskirts.
They wore matching headbands
and carried a circular bouquet
of white daisies on blue net.
Leonard Mahlendorf, Spencer,
served as bestman. Ronald Con
not was groomsman. Robert
Haun and Ronald Connot were
ushers. Kimberly Dill was flower
girl and John Dickey, ring bear
er.
Music was furnished by Mrs.
D n/iAnmnniiind
D. W. Dickey, Ord, who sang
"Because” and "Oh Perfect
Love”.
Following the ceremony, a re
ception was given by the bride’s
mother. Mrs. Gordon Tonner,
Omaha, presided at the guest
book. Mrs. Carroll Fleming and
Mrs. James Lush served the
punch; Miss Margaret Fisher
and Mrs. Martin Huse poured.
Mrs. Edward Kaczor and Mrs.
Conrad Frickel served the cake
which was in the shape of an
open Bible decorated by Mrs.
Axel Borg. The Misses Carolyn
Ross, Sharon Sheridan and Mrs.
Harlan Sedivy served the bride’s
table and Mrs. Edward Tate,
Misses Janet Dickey, Jane Dick
ey and Cheryl Dickey assisted at
the gift table.
After a trip to the Ozarks, Mr.
Nelson and his bride will reside
at 1228 North 66 Street, Lincoln.
A 1959 graduate of Spencer
High School, Mrs. Nelson attend
ed the Commercial Extension
School of Commerce and was em
ployed by Northwestern Bell Tele
phone Company, Omaha. She will
be employed by the Lincoln Tele
phone and Telegraph Company.
The bridegroom, a 1958 grad
uate of Spencer High School,
served three years in the United
States Army and is presently em
ployed by Sun Newspapers Inc.,
Lincoln.
O'Neill Locals
Mrs. Margaret Agnes and Mrs.
Elizabeth Grady of Norfolk vis
ited relatives Sunday and Mon
day. They are sisters of Mrs.
Mary McLeod, T. J. Donoboe and
P. C. Donohoe.
Wm. J Grady spent the week
end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Grady. He has been
to New York on business and was
on his way to his home in Seat
tle.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Berg and
family, who had been visiting his
parents in Sioux Falls, spent the
weekend in O’Neill with her mo
ther, Mrs. Mary Biglin. They
left Monday for their home in
Casper.
Mr. and Mrs. John Becking,
and children, Loran and Gladys,
of Webster, S. D., were guests of
Mrs Lawrence O’Malley, Mrs.
Edna Coyne and Mrs. Maloney
over the weekend.
Mrs. Robert Lemek and child
ren of Omaha are spending the
week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Turner.
Mrs. C. F. Jones returned
home Sundav from a trio to Vin
ton, la, where she visited her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Anderson. Returning
home, Mrs. Jones stopped at Co
lumbus to spend a day with her
son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs.
C. Vincent Jones.
Linda Johnson and her cousin,
Sharon Murray, left for Denver,
Thursday, where they will spend
a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Krogh and
children, Minnesota, visited the
Gordon Johnson home and other
relatives July 10.
Marge Stuifbergen returned
Sunday from a week’s visit to
North Platte where she had been
visiting her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reimer
spent Sunday in the Howard Man
son and Louis Reimer, sr. homes.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ham
mond and family left Saturday on
a week and a half vacation trip
to Minnesota.
Recent guests of Mrs. Iva Hop
kins were relatives from Long
Beach, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Kemp
Hopkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith
and daughter, Marlene, Califor
nia were here recently visiting
her mother, Mrs Iva Hopkins.
Mrs. Orville Indra traveled to
Ainsworth Thursday and Friday
for a meeting in home econom
ics.
Mr. and Mi's. H. A. Breiner,
Grand Island, visited Theresa
Breiner and other relatives re
cently.
Vicki and Mark Ollendick re
cently spent a weekend in Cham
bers visiting at the Bob Ollendick
home.
Mark Ollendick spent Sunday
through Tuesday visiting the Les
Stewart residence, Lynch.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Storjohann,
Omaha, were here several days
the past week visiting Mrs. Min
nie Higgins and Mr. and Mrs.
John Storjohann.
Guests at the Roy Humrich
home have been Mr. and Mrs.
William Lyders and daughter,
Randy, Minneapolis, Minn.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Humrich
traveled to Sioux City Tuesday
to take John to St. Joseph’s hos
pital where he will be for an
indefinite period.
Rev. Egan, Minnesota, spent
a few days last week visiting his
sister, Mrs. John McCarville.
Susan and Mary Ellen Fischen
ich, Ellsworth, Minn., accompan
ied him home. Ann McCarville
also ret arm'd with them.
Mrs. Tony Asimus and children
visited friends in Wayne this
week.
Mike, Ann and Sheryl Jackson,
children of Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Jackson, are visiting their grand
parents in Springfield, Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Jackson and Mrs.
Hilterbrand.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fleming, Os
mond, were recent guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ollen
dick. Mrs. Fleming is Mrs. Ol
lendick’s sister.
Mrs. Carl Waugh, Sioux City,
is here this week visiting her
daughter, Mrs. George Carstens.
left for Denver Friday to visit
their daughter, Agnes.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Haynes
and family traveled to Hastings
and Minden Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna Wenke entertained
at a birthday party for Marvin
Wenke on his tenth birthday
Thursday. His guests were Lau
ren Schaaf, Jim Schmiechel, Wes
ton Grunke and Wesley Pinker
man. Later in the afternoon Lin
da and Leonard Ohri and Dan
ny Schaaf stopped to wish Mar
vin a Happy Birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weckel
and sons, Timothy, John, and
Cornelias, Centerville, Ohio, are
here one week visiting her bro
ther, Herbert Kaiser and his
wife. They are also visiting Sa
die Kaiser, her mother.
Mrs. Laurence Horst and son,
Johnny Breiner, Palmer, visited
the Gordon D. Johnson residence
July 11 and 12.
Mrs. M. V. Bergland, Mesa,
Ariz., spent the past week in the
home of Mrs. Gladys Cunning
ham.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Donlin and
Linda, Central City, spent the
weekend visiting their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Dunlin and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Schaaf and family, Emmet.
Mrs. Stanley Chmiel and Mrs.
Clara Pomictor visited Sunday in
Grand Island with Mr. and Mrs.
L. A. Horn. Mrs. Horn is Mrs.
Charnel's daughter.
Mrs Stanley Chmiel spent July
7 to 9 in Fullerton where she vis
ited her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Chmiel.
Mr. and Mrs. James Smith of
Lincoln were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Cal Stewart.
Mrs. Carl McGrew and Mrs.
Guy Evans of Seward spent sev
eral days last week with Mrs.
Guy Cole.
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Schaffer were Mr. and
Mrs. Mike Smith and daughters
of Lincoln.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J.
Hoffmann and daughter, Storm
Lake, la., arrived Friday tor a
visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Wilson, and left Sun
day. Also visuing at the Wilson
home are Mr. and Mrs, James
M Coughlin and son and Carolyn
Wilson of Denver. Mrs. Coughlin
is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward McManus
and family returned from Park
Rapids, Minn., where they were
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Res
sell for a few days.
Mrs. Marvin Miller and son,
Bob went to Lincoln Wednesday
to visit Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mil
ler. She will return Friday with
her husband, who is attending
summer school at the University.
Guests over the weekend of
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Moore were
Mrs. Mary Mangan and daughter,
Rosemond.
Visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Gallagher are Mr.
and Mrs. Del Larson and child
ren of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs.
Tony Anewalt and children, of
San Diego. Calif., Mrs. Larson
and Mrs. Anewalt are daughters
of Mr. and Mrs. Gallagher.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Moss, Lou
Moss and Grace, Janet and Chuck
Lampert returned Saturday for a
two-week vacation at Park Rap
ids, Minn.
Ralph Lindberg visited over the
weekend with his sister, Mrs.
Tom Ehlers, of Lincoln, and fam
ily.
Leaving fnursday for their
home in St. Louis, were Mr. and
Mrs. Jack McDonald and child
ren, Pat and Teri, after spend
ing the past week with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Froelich; also visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Marie Mc
Donald.
Mrs. Dolores Shaw and son were
overnight guests of her daughter,
Mrs. Dick Henning and family
in Wagner, S. D.
Leaving Thursday for Creston,
la., to visit Mrs. J. P. Daughton,
and other relatives, are Mr. and
Mrs. James Cojglin and Carolyn
Wilson. They will also stop in
Storm Lake, la., for a short stay
with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J.
Hoffmann.
Visiting their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Head, are Jeanne
Head of Omaha, and Mrs. John
Noll and children of Phoenix.
Mrs. Sadie Kaiser went home
with her daughter and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weckel and
son. Centerville, Ohio, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Streeter re
turned home Sunday from Lin
coln where Mrs. Streeter under
went surgery last Tuesday in St.
Elizabeth’s hospital.
Bobbi and JoAnn Maschi re
turned Monday from Washington,
D. C. They visited their father,
Joseph J. Maschi, for 3 weeks.
They also visited at Ocean City
and Chesapeake Bay, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Renze
and daughters, Shelly and Lori
returned to their home in Gar
dena, Calif., after spending two
weeks visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Renze and al
so with relatives in Hartington
and Coleridge.
Entertains at Tea
Mrs. Henry Lohaus, Mrs. C. J.
Gatz and Mrs. Guy Cole were
hostesses at a tea in the eGatz
home Sunday afternoon. Approxi
mately 100 guests attended the
afternoon event.
Mullen, Havranek
Rite Solemnized In
Emmet Catholic Church
Miss Margaret Marie Mullen
became the bride of Francis Ed
ward Havranek at a nuptial mass
July 10. The Rev. Ralph O’Don
nell officiated at the Church of
Epiphany. Emmet.
Parents of the bride are Mr.
and Mrs. William Mullen. Em
met. Mr. Havranek is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. James Havran
ek. O’Neill.
The bride, escorted to the altar
by her father, appeared in a
bridal original gown of Chantilly
lace and nylon organza. A scoop
neckline and long fitted sleeves
accented the molded lace bodice.
A hip yoke of scalloped lace was
featured in the floor-length bouf
fant nylon organza skirt. A jew
eled crown held in place the
bride’s illusion veil. She carried
a bouquet of white carnations.
Mrs. Charles Fox was matron
of honor. Bridesmaid was Mrs.
John Wallen jr. The attendant’s
street length sheath dresses were
blue organza over taffeta with
organza over-skirts. They wore
organdy head pieces with blue
veils, and carried bouquets of
pink carnations.
Leonard Havranek was best
man and Donald Havranek was
groomsman.
Flower girl and ring bearer
were Cindy Fox and Jerry Hav
ranek. Ushers were Ned and
Tim Mullen.
Organist was Miss Helen Gokie
who accompanied Miss Patricia
McKenzie who sang “Ave Ma
ria”, ‘‘Panis Angelicus”, “Moth
er Beloved”. “Chi This Day”.
Following a ceremony, a
luncheon and reception was serv
ed at St. Michael’s Hall for ap
proximately 150 guests. Betty
Turner was in charge of the
guest book, Mary Pnchards was
in charge of the gifts and Dar
lene Pierson poured. Mrs. Joe
Kalina baked and cut the cake.
After the reception the couple
left for a wedding trip to the
Black Hills and Yellowstone Na
tional Park. They will live in
O’Neill.
M M Club
Mrs. A. L. Patton was hosted
to tiw M M Club Tuesday eve
rung. A 7 30 dessert luncheon was
served. Mrs. D. H. Clauson and
Mrs. C. D. Schaffer were win
ners at bridge
Sharlene Slioemaker will address
9t. Patrick's Altar Society at 8
p m. today at the parish hall.
Miss Shoemaker has been work
ing as a lay missionary.
Mrs. Harry Lansworth is in
charge of arrangements.
Anne Waters returned to Oma
ha Wednesday after spending a
week here with her sisters. Mrs.
Margaret Boler and Mrs Mary
Biglin.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted McElhaney
left Wednesday morning to visit
their daughter. Mrs. John Schnei
der and family of Denver.
BBC Bridge ( tub
The BBC club met at the home
of Mrs. Don Kellner Wednesday
evening. Refreshments were serv
ed at the close of bridge games.
Mrs. French Hostess
Mrs. O. W. French entertain
ed the Wednesday afternoon
bridge club Jully 11th. Luncheon
was served at the Town House.
Mrs. Frances Stuart was a
guest.
•Mrs. Gallagher Honors Daughter
Mrs. Edw. Gallagher entertain
ed with a luncheon at the Town
House Tuesday afternoon, honor
ing her daughters, Mrs. Delbert
Larson, Chicago, and Mrs. Tony
Anewalt, San Diego.
Mrs. Susan Kubichek, Madeline
McManamy and Bernice Fraz
eur who have been visiting at
the Kieth Abart, Ed Hancock and
Bob Erwin homes for the past
month left Wednesday morning
for Casper, Wyo., where they will “
visit relatives for a few days,
before going on to their home at
Albuquerque, N. M.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Haggerty -
and David Kubichek who have
been visiting Kieth Abart, Ed
Hancock and Bob Erwin, left
Wednesday morning at Casper,
Wyo.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hancock of
Casper, Wyo., brought Mr. and
Mrs. C. P. Hancock back to O’
Neill Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.
J. J. Hancock went on to New
man Grove, for a visit with rela
tives. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Han
cock will remain in O'Neill with
Ed Hancocks and Loyal Hulls.
O’NEILL — Lawrence J. (Boyle,
sonarman third class, USN, ward
of Pat Boyle, O’Neill, is serving
aboard the destroyer, USS Barry,
which has joined the Sixth Fleet
in the Mediterranean.
The anti-submarine warfare
ship will spend three months with
the standby Sixth Fleet, visiting
various ports in Southern Europe.
Aboard the ship are 10 mid
shipmen, in training for officer
status, from the Naval Academy.
They will spend their summer
cruise learning anti-aircraft and
anti-submarine operations. The
Barry is one of the Navy’s des
troyers equipped especially for
ST. ANTHONY’S
SINCLAIR — Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Sinclair of Butte, daughter,
Pamela Kay, 6 pounds 14Vi oun
ces, July 12.
BUXTON — Mr. and Mrs. Har
ley Buxton of O’Neill, son, Har
vey jr., 8 pounds 5 3/4 ounces,
July 13.
PETER — Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Peter of O’Neill, daughter, Lu
ann, Vesta, 6 pounds 13& ounces,
July 15.
RAMSEY — Mr. and Mrs.
Fredrick Ramsey of Atlantic, la.,
son, 6 pounds 3Vs ounces, July 16.
Mr. and Mrs. James Cavanaugh
of O'Neill are the maternal
grandparents. The baby is their
26th grandchild.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
RERUCHA — Mr. and Mrs. Ad
rian Rerucha of Atkinson, son,
Christopher Lee, 7 pounds 10 oun
ces, July 16.
SACRED HEART
SAGE — Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Sage of Niobrara, son, Douglas
Dean, July 11.
THOMPSON — Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Thompson of Bristow,
daughter, Larinda Kay, July 12.
HANEY — Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Haney of Pickstown, S. D., son,
Lyle William, July 12.
ELSEWHERE
COMPTON — Mr. and Mrs. H.
O. Compton, Miles City, Mont.,
son, 7 pounds 5 ounces, July 15.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Young are
the maternal grandprents.
MONTGOMERY — Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Montgomery of
Madison, daughter, July 10. Mrs.
Montgomery is the former Arlene
Rabe. Mrs. Walter Montgomery
of Royal is the grandmother.
MOSEL — Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Mosel of Orchard, daughter, Con
nie Viola, 8 pounds 2 ounces, July
2.
PEASE — Mr. and Mrs. Ro
bert Pease of Niobrara, son, 7
pounds 14 ounces, July 11. The
couple has five sons. Mrs. Pease
is the former Maxine Waring.
THORNTON — Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Thornton of Davenport, la.,
son, John James, 8 pounds 1
ounce, July 6. Mrs. Rose Thorn
ton of Chambers is the paternal
grandmother.
MEDCALF — Mr. and Mrs.
Max Medcalf of 157 Southfield
Drive, Shreveport, La., daughter,
Loree Ann, July 8. Mr. and Mrs!
E. H. Medcalf of Chambers are
the paternal grandparents.
Mr. and .Mrs. Francis Schoenlc announce the engagement of
llieir daughter, Oarlene Marie, to laiwrcnce Dag ease, son of Mr.
uul .Mrs. Joseph Dag esse. Pittsfield, Mass.
Miss Schoenlc graduated from St. Mary’s Academy In HM7. She
ittemhsl St. Mary's (Xilirgr in Leavenworth, Kan., and I* a graduate
id Sisters of Charity School of Nursing. Kansas City. She has also
ittended Washhurn I'ntverslty, Kiuis. She Is presently employed at
St. Francis Hospital. Topeka, Kiuis.
Mr. Dagesse graduated from St. Joseph Catholic School, Pttts
rield, Mass. He has recently completed four years hi the air force.
He is presently employed In the laboratory of Sprague’s F.leetrtc
[’<>. in North Adams, Muss, lie lilso attended Wnshhuru I nlviTsity
,uid will continue his education this fail.
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY’S
ADMITTED: July 11 — John
P. Riley and Mrs. Ralph McEl
vain of O’Neill and Vern Sageser
of Amelia. 12 — Mrs. Gary Sin
clair of Butte; Mrs. Don Meyer
and Mrs. Harley Buxton of O’
Neill. 13 — Christee Lee Krug
man of Lynch and Mrs. Nick
Schwindt ol O’Neill. 14 — Mrs.
Louis Peter of O’Neill anti Mrs.
Ed Dewey of Chambers. 15 —
Harry Gross and Joseph McLeish
of O’Neill; Mrs. Edward Urban
of Ewing; Mrs. Darrell E. Gil
lette of Chambers and Mrs. Gene
Mudloff of Page. Hi — Mrs. F.
W. Ramsey of Atlantic, la., Mrs.
Harold Mlinar of O’Neill and Ce
cil Mashino of Spencer. 17 — Kay
Kelley of Inman; Mrs. Frank
Ertz, Julia G. Biglin, Jim Bailey
and Arnold Obst of O’Neill; Mrs.
Ernest Fudenschwager of Or
chard; Mrs. Elsie Phillips of
Thedford and M. S. Landreth of
Page.
DISMISSALS: July 11 — George
McCarthy and Vanessa Brewer of
O’Neill and Mrs. Leonard Knapp
of Ewing. 12 — Susan Michelle
Miller of Chambers and Vern
Sageser of Amelia. 13 — Carroll
O’Neill, Mrs. Don Meyer and
Mrs. Grace Isberg of O’Neill and
Mrs. M. V. Landreth of Page,
Mrs. Gertrude Howard and Mrs.
Ralph McElvain of O’Neill. 15—
Davit! Schneider of Inman anti
Mrs. Gary Sinclair and daughter
of Butte. 16 — John P. Riley and
Mrs. Harley Buxton and baby of
O'Neill and Christee Krugman of
Lynch. 17 — Mrs. TV-d Crawford
of Spencer. 18 — M. V. Landreth
transferred to Clarkson Memor
ial hospital at Omaha
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
ADMITTED. July 10 — Mrs.
Mary Mullen and Ellen O'Donnell
of Atkinson; Mrs. Albertina Ut
ter of Newport and Mrs. Ethel
L. Miller ol Bassett. 11 — Mrs.
Leo D. Vickery of Butte and Hen
ry Lampman of Anoka. 13 — Jim
Darnel Morrow of Inman and Mel
vin D. Zahradnicek of Stuart. 14
— Mrs. Peter Ramold and Mr.s.
Lester Fleming of Atkinson and
Mrs. Jerald Gordon of Ainsworth
15 — Gary Kenneth LeMunyan
of Stuart. 16 — Mrs. Adrian Re
rucha of Atkinson.
DISMISSALS: July 10 — Mrs.
Larry Williamson and daughter
of Orchard; Mrs. Ralph Schrunk
and baby of Atkinson and Mrs.
Mabel Higgins of Naper. 11 —
Mrs. LaVerne Krysl and baby,
Mrs. Leo Seger and Mrs. Michael
Schaaf and son of Atkinson; Mrs.
Ramon Sprague and baby of O’
Neill and Sandra A. Jarman of
Chambers. 12 — Mrs. Mary Mul
len of Atkinson and Mrs. Lee
D. Vickery of Butte. 13 — Ellen
O’Donnell of Atkinson and Henry
Lampman of Anoka. 14 — James
D. Morrow of Inman and Melvin
D. Zahradnicek of Stuart. 15 —
Mrs. Jerald Gordon of Ainsworth.
16 — Gary Kenneth LeMunyan
of Stuart.
SACRED HEART
PRESENT: July 17 — Frank
Ertz and Mrs. Mary Heiser of
Monowi; Mrs. George Fiismger,
Charles Fox, D. C. Reiser, Mrs.
George Thompson and John
Scbommer of Spencer; Mrs. El
mer Frank of Bonesteel, S. D.;
Mrs. Lucy Hrbek, Louis Nelson
and Mrs. Edward Whetham of
Lynch; Mrs. Clara Hahn, John
Tiefenthaler and Mrs. Gesiena
Tunink of Butte and Mrs. Bar
bara May of Niobrara.
DISMISSALS: July 10 — Mrs.
Dayton Sieler and Mrs Blanche
Whetham of Lynch. 11 — Mrs.
Leman Huber erf Lynch, Frances
Stoffer of O’Neill and Lewis Dil
lon of Spencer. 12 — Mrs. Lester
Derickson of Lynch and Baby
Mary Goodman of Naper 13 —
Melvina Mulhair of Lynch and
Mrs. Lawrence Dobrovolny of O'
Neill. 14 — Mrs. Ray Wilson and
Mrs. Ernest Sage and baby of
Niobrara. 16 — Mrs. Paul Thomp
son of Bristow, Melvina Mulhair
of Lynch and Mrs. Ralph Simpson
of Niobrara.
XII. anil xirs. t ari itrogu, u
Nelll, announce the engagement
of their (laughter, Joyce Ann, to
Lyle Wyatt, son of Mrx. Wilma.
Wyatt, O’Neill.
Xliss Krogli is a I!*f»l graduate
of O'Neill public school.
Mr. Wyatt is a 11155 graduate
of Sunshine Itihlc Academy, .Mil
ler, S. I>. lie Is presently em
ployed by Wilson’s Texaco Serv
ice Station, O’Neill.
A fall wedding Is being plan
ned by tlie couple.
Dorsey News
By Mrs. Harold Osborn
Janice Crawford, Omaha, spent
Sat. night at the T. J. and Ho
ward Graham home so she could
go to the Diamond Jubilee in
Verdigre with them Sunday. They
picnicked with the Thomas His
cocks at noon.
Sadie Derickson visited Friday
afternoon at the Carson sister’s
home. She was a dinner guest at
the Harold Osborn home.
Mrs. Robert Wells spent Tues
day and Wednesday night at the
home of her parents, the Howard
Slacks. They all attended the cir
cus Wednesday evening in Lynch.
Art Rart;i hns hw*n /Urinu tuirrui
painting at the Harry Carson
ranch when weather permitted.
Mr. and Mrs. Leman Huber
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Harold Osborn home.
Evelyn Barta spent several
days at the home of her grand
parents, the William Kalals, Ver
digre, so she could attend the
Diamond Jubilee.
Harold Osborn attended a tele
phone meeting Thursday evening
in Lynch.
Rodrick Hughes burned his
hand while he was doing some
welding at the farm home.
Bruce Miller came home for
the weekend of July 7, he visited
his parents, the Cecil Millers and
also visited at the Graham home
Lyle Wells has been stacking al
falfa at the Gordon Barta farm
when weather permitted.
Rex Carson baled alfalfa for
Rudy Cihlar this week.
Mrs. Bud Mitchell and Mrs.
Gordon Barta accompanied their
husbands to Verdigre Friday to
attend the celebration. The men
were part of the days entertain
ment, giving the folks some old
time music on the accondian and
guitar.
The Mashino family were busy
putting up alfalfa on the Lee
Barnes farm Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zach and
Marty were Friday evening vis
itors at the Harold Osborn home.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris McGinn
were Sunday visitors at the Ed
ward Carson home.
Beverly Carson and Cindy Wa
lme were visitors at the Edward
^ arson home Saturday night and
Sunday. ^ m
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Scranton and
family were Sunday visitors at
the John Derkkson home.
Janice, Patty and David Derick
son spent several days at the
John Derickson home while their
mother, Mrs. Lester DerickW
was in Sacred Heart hospital ’
Mrs. Marvin Drobny, Mark and
Mario spent several days at her
mother’s home in Niobrara
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ruzicka vis
ited at the homes of their son’f
Leonard and Marv and attend
toe celebration in Verdigre Sun