Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Carr, O'Neill, wish to announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Sharon, to Ijtrry Roach, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Kouch, Page.
Miss Carr is a graduate of St. Mary’s Academy and is employed
at the I list National llank in O’Neill.
Mr. Itouch is a graduate of Page high school and is attending
Itadio Electronics Institute of Omaha.
A spring wedding is planned.
Clara B. Thurlow Weds
James L. Patterson in
Atkinson Church Rite
St. Joseph’s church in Atkin
son was the scene of the Satur
day, Sept. 22, wedding of Clara
B. Thurlow and James L. Patter
son. The Rev. Donald Bartek of
ficiated at the 10 a.m. rite.
Parents of the couple are Mr.
and Mrs. Norton Thurlow. At
kinson and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Patterson. Omaha.
The bride chose a floor length
IOOF MIDGE NO. r>7
meets every Wednesday at 8
p.m. All members are urged to
be present. Visiting Odd Fellow's
welcome. tf
DR. D. E. DAVID
OPTOMETRIST
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By Appointment Phone 210)
Si ■ leer, Nebraska
FEDERAL I .AND BANK
Real Estate Mans
On Farms and Ranches
Boyd, Garfield, Holt Wheeler
Counties
Through Federal Land Bank
Assn.
FARM CREDIT BUILDING
Lyle P. Dlerks, Mgr.,
_ O’Neill, Nebr.
gown of nylon sheer and Chan
tilly lace over taffeta. The em
pire bodice featured a lace yok
ed portrait neckline trimnied in
embroidered lace medallions, and
long tapered sleeves. A self fab
ric tailored bow topped the vol
uminous skirt. A wide band of
scalloped lace enhanced the skirt
front and extended into a chapel
length train. Her elbow length
veil of illusion was held by a
pearlized crown and she carried
a prayer book topped with white
roses and stephanotis.
Sandi Patterson was matron of
honor. Bridesmaids were Mar
jorie Thurlow, sister of the bride
and Jean Patterson, sister of the
groom. The attendants wore iden
tical street-length dresses of cor
al net over satin with matching
hats and carried cascade bou
quets of coral roses.
William Patterson was best
man for his brother. Ushers were
Donald Thurlow, brother of the
bride, and Robet Weist.
For her daughter’s wedding,
Mrs. Thurlow chose a light blue
lace dress with matching acces
sories. Mrs. Patterson wore a
brown crepe jacketed sheath with
melon accessories.
After a wedding trip to Colo
rado, the couple will reside at
Omaha.
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Charter No. 5770 Reserve District No. 10
Report of condition of the
O’Neill National Bank
of O’Neill, in the State of Nebraska, at the close of business on
SEPTEMBER 28. 1962
Published in response to call made by Comptroller of the
Currency under Section 5211, U. S. Revised Statutes
ASSETS
Cash, balances with other banks, and cash items in process
of collection .$ 723,257.52 ;
United States Government obligations, direct and guaran
teed (Net of any reserves) . 1.635,612.50 |
Obligations of States and political subdivisions (Net of
any reserves) . 445,521.75 j
Corporate stocks (including $7500 00 stock of Federal Re
serve bank) (Net of any reserves) . 7.500.00
Loans and discounts (including $613.38 overdrafts) (Net
of any reserves) . 1,386,483.78
Real estate owned other than bank premises 7,066.66
Other assets 3193981
Total Assets 4,237,382.02
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and cor
porations .;•.. 2.970.096.87
Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships,
and corporations . 218, <49.00
Deposits of United States Government (including postal
savings' . 118.602.95
Deposits of States and political subdivisions 314.116.59
Deposits of banks ."•••■ 137,163.08
Total Deposits .$3,758,728.49
i a' Total demand deposits . 3,539,979.49
tb) Total time and savings deposits 218.749.00
Mortgages or other liens, none on bank premises and
$7066.66 on other real estate ' 066 66
Total Liabilities . 3.765.795.15
_ CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
'l l Ca_ .
vxiuuai .
Common stock, total par 5100.000.00 100.000.00
Surplus . i50-000 00
Undivided profits . 221,586.87
Total Capital Accounts 471,586.87
Total liabilities and Capital Accounts 4.237.382.02
MEMORANDA
Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for
other purposes . 681.000 00
I o. D. French, Cashier, of the above-named bank do hereby de
clare that this report of condition is true and correct to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
O. D. FRENCH, Cashier
s *
We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this report
of condition and declare that it has been examined by us and to the
best of our knowledge anc^ belief is true and correct.
F N. Cronin, J. B. Grady’, Julius D. Cronin. Directors
Chambers Church
Scene of Weller,
Lorenz Wedding
Memorial Baptist church,
Chambers, was the setting of the
wedding Saturday, Sept 2»th
which united Miss Larue Weller,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Weller and Gordon R. Lor
enz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Lorenz, O'Neill.
The Rev. Earl Schwenk, pas
tor of the church performed the
7 p. m. double ring ceremony.
Baskets of fall flowers and
wlute candelabra decorated the
church.
Judy Beed, Grand Island, play
ed the wedding music and ac
companied Mrs. Fern Burtwistle
as she sang “Two Shall Be One”
and the "Wedding Prayer”.
Lighting the tapers of the
candelabra were Rita Weller, St.
Clair, Mo., and Kathy Searles,
Lynch.
Escorted to the altar by her fa
ther, the bride appeared in an
Alfred Angelo floor length gown
of white nylon sheer over tulle
and satin. The fitted bodice fea
tured long tapered sleeves ending
in bridal points over the wrist
Jeweled appliques of imported
alencon lace was featured on the
bodice front, scoop neckline and
over the full gathered skirt. A
1 >1 run kuHorfUr hnw nHornfvi thi*
back. A crown of pearls and crys
tals held the double tiered veil.
The bride carried a bouquet of
two cymbidium orchids surround
ed by white daisies and yellow
pom [>on mums with green leaves
and accents of gold.
Matron of-honor was Mrs. Ber
nard Lorenz, O'Neill and brides
maids were Velda Ernst, Lincoln
and Mrs. Bill Logemann, Cham
bers. They wore identical street
length dresses of mint green. The
dresses were styled with short,
set-in-sleeves and small pleats at
the shoulders formed a draped
neckline in front and dipped to
a V in the back. The box-pleated
skirt was accented by a bow on
the front of the belts. Dyed to
match shoes and crown headpie
ces completed the ensembles.
They carried bouquets of bronze
orange and yellow pom-pons with
green leaves.
The flower girls, Joy Rowse,
Ewing and Debbie Connell, Om
aha, wore identical mint green
dresses with white lace midriffs.
They carried baskets of daisy pe
tals and flowers.
Carrying the rings on a heart
shaped white satin pillow, was
Earl Weller, brother of the bride.
Servin his brother as bestman
was Bernard Lorenz, O’Neill.
Groomsmen were Nyal Rowse,
Chambers and Dick Ernst, Lin
coln. The groom and his atten
dants wore dark business suits.
Ushers were Ledean Weller, bro
fhnr nf thr» hriHp ;inrl Tvan Wnv
man, cousin of the groom.
In charge of the guest book
was Patricia Fickler, Stanton.
After the ceremony a reception
for lfiO guests was held in the
church basement by the bride's
parents.
The five-tier white wedding
cake, trimmed in mint, was top
ped with a miniature bride and
groom surrounded by roses, lily
of-the-valley and a bell above the
bride and groom.
The cake, which centered the
serving table, was baked and de
corated by Wanda Smith, Cham
bers. Cutting the cake was Mrs.
Ray Weller, St. Clair, aunt of
the bride. Serving the punch was
Mrs. Duane Ballagh, Wood Lake,
and pouring coffee was Mrs. Ny
al Rowse, Chambers.
Serving the bride’s table and
assisting with serving the guests
were Loreen Lorenz, O’Neill, Bar
bara Ballagh, Burwell, Janell
Ballagh, Amelia and Judy Sear
les. Lynch.
In charge of the gifts were
Mrs. Ivan Wayman, O’Neill, Car
olyn Rowse, Ewing, Patricia Bal
lagh, Burwell and Judy Garwood,
Chambers.
Following a wedding trip, the
couple will be at home west of
O’Neill.
The Frontier
ST. ANTHONY’S
BOYLE — Mr. and Mr*. Ed
ward Boyle of O’Neill, son, Rich
ard Paul, 7 pounds 154 ounces,
Sept. 29.
OSBORNE — Mr. and Mrs
Jack Osborne of Atkinson, daugh
ter, Lori Ann, 7 pounds 14 oun
ces, Sept. 29.
APPLEBY — Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Appleby of O’Neill, daugh
ter, Ellen Kay, 8 pounds 1 ounce,
Sept. 30.
WECKER — Mr. and Mrs Don
aid Wecker of O’Neill, son, 7
pounds 14 ounces, Oct. 9.
WRIGHT — Mr. and Mrs.
Royce Wright of Ewuig, daugh
ter, 6 pounds 134 ounces. Oct. 9
ADAMS — Mr. and Mrs. Eu
gene Adams of Spencer, daugh
ter, 7 pounds 7 ounces, Oct. 9.
KOPEJTKA Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Kopejtka of O’Neil!, son,
8 pounds 4 ounce, Oct. 9.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
YOUNG — Mr. and Mrs. Lar
ry C Young of Stuart, daughter,
Melani Gay, 8 pounds 9 ounces,
Sept. 25.
TODAY — Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Coday of Atkinson,
daughter, Nancy Ann, 7 pounds
44 ounces, Sept. 25.
HARLEY — Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Harley of Atkinson, daugh
ter, 8 pounds 4 ounce, Sept. 29.
PEASE — Mr. and Mrs. Merle
Pease of Emmet, son, Scott Will
iam, 7 pounds 7 ounces, Oct. 4.
SACRED HEART
KAMPHAUS — Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Kamphaus of Lynch,
daughter, Nancy Louise, 5 pounds
9 ounces. Oct. 5. Mrs. Julianna
Kamphaus of O’Neill is the pa
ternal grandmother. This is her
10th grandchild.
ELSEWHERE
LARSON — Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Larson of Lincoln, daughter, 7
pounds 3 ounces, Sept. 30. This
is the couple’s first child. The
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Snider of Clearwater and
Mr. and Mrs. Don Larson of
Ewing.
PRICE — Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Price of Lincoln, son, Randy Joe,
6 pounds II ounces, Sept. 28. The
maternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Ivan Heiss of Page.
WITT — Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Witt of Creighton, son, William
Joel, 8 pounds 6 ounces, Sept. 22.
The couple now has 3 daughters
and a son. Mrs. Witt is the for
mer Marceline Frank of Plain
view.
MOTT — Mr. and Mrs. Jerome
Mott of Verdigre, daughter, Lou
ann Jean, 7 pounds 34 ounces,
Sent. 23. This is the couple’s first
child. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. George
Mott of Verdigre are the grand
parents.
SNIDER — Mr. and Mrs. Don
ald Snider of Clearwater, son,
Alan Lee, 6 pounds 14% ounces,
Sept. 26. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Snider and Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Westerhoff of Clearwater are the
grandparents.
WILLS — Mr. and Mrs. Rolland
Wills of North Platte, son, John
Robert, 6 pounds 7 ounces, Sept.
24. The paternal grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Wills of Em
met. This is the couple’s first
child.
CURTIS — Mr. and Mrs. Wes
ley Curtis of Norfolk, son, Oct.
10. Mrs. Curtis is the former
Mary Lou Luebcke, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Luebcke of
Page.
LARSON — Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Larson of Lincoln, daughter,
Brenda Kay, 7 pounds 3 ounces,
Sept. 30. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Snider and Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Larson of Clearwater are the
grandparents.
STROPE — Mr. and Mrs. Mar
vin Strope jr. of Orchard, daugh
ter. Wanda Sue, 7 pounds 10 oun
ces, Oct. 1. The couple now has
two sons and two daughters.
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BAKER — Mr and Mr* Dav
id Baker of Berkley, Calif., daugh
ter, Sheryl Dawn, 6 pounds 4 oun
ces. Sep:. Zi. '1 tie couple also has
a son. Mr. and Mrs Louis Small
of Detroit, Mich., are the mater
nal grandparents. Mrs. Baker is
a niece of Mrs Ralph Brookhola
ser of Orchard
MASHEK — Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Mashek of Richards. Mo., son,
David Kent, K pounds 11 ounces,
Sept 29. The grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. James Mavhek sr.
of Richards, Mu , and Mr and
Mrs. Kenneth Dobry of Hiattville,
Kan Both are former Stuart res
idents.
HUGHES — Mr and Mrs. Karl
Hughes of Kearney, son, Mark
Alan, 5 pounds 11 ounces, Oct. 2.
Mrs. Hughes is the formeer Shir
ley Schultz, daughter of Mrs
John Kersenbrock.
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY'S
ADMISSIONS: Oct. 3 - George
Burk of Ewing; Mrs. Anna Ru
ther of Page and Mrs Ethel
Johnson of O’Neill. 4 — Margar
et Wertz and Karen Hazelhorst
of O'Neill. 5 — Kane Fernau of
O’Neill. 6 — Albert Khngler,
Gary Coolidge, Harry Gross, Mrs
wait spangier and Arcme Wyant
of O'Neill and James Schmidt
of Atkinson. 7 — Mrs. Clayton
Burge and Mrs. Chris McGinn of
O'Neill and Mary Alice Galla
gher of Inman. 8 — Mrs. Fran
cis Howard and Mrs. Donald
Wecker of O’Neill; Lester Horn
back of Spencer and Mrs. Royce
Wright of Ewing. 9 — Mrs. Lar
ry Kopejtka, Jerry Beha and Let
Johnson of O’Neill; Mrs. Eugene
Adams of Spencer and Fred De
Hart of Chambers.
DISMISSALS: Oct. 3 — Mrs.
Katie Kahler, Joseph Gallagher,
Mrs. Edward Boyle and baby of
O’Neill; Mrs. Jack Osborne and
b -by and Ina L. Bennett of Ew
ing. 4 — Joseph Jareske of O’
Neill and Carol Ann Fish of Spen
cer. 5 — Rene Kramer, Joe
Schaaf, Mrs. Ethel Johnson and
William J. Milnes of O’Neill and
Mrs. Owen Parks of Page. 6 —
Kane Fernau and Karen Hazel
horst of O’Neill; Mrs. Duane
Summerer of Ewing and Harold
Bowles of Jewell, Kan. 7 — Mrs.
Fred Appleby and baby of O’
Neill and George Burk of Ew
ing. 8 — Howard Bradley, Walter
O’Malley and C. E. Melena of O’
Neill and Mary Alice Gallagher
of Inman. 9 — Harry Gross, Mar
garet Wertz and Mrs. Await Span
gler of O’Neill. 10 — Mrs. Fran
cis Howard and Mrs. Clayton
Burge of O’Neill and Ernest
Young of Chambers.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
ADMITTED: Oct. 1 — Mrs.
Floyd Miller of Stuart. 2 — Louis
Havranek and Mrs. William Tas
ler of At.kincnn 4 — Shnri T vnn
Milner of Atkinson; Mrs. Merle
Pease of Emmet and Mrs. Ed
Coufal of Stuart. 6 — John D.
Stoetzel of Atkinson and Mrs.
Charles Boettcher of Valentine.
7 — Raymond Carlisle of Atkin
son; Mrs. James Fox of White
wood, S. D.; Cheryl Donlin of
O'Neill and Francis Anderson of
Newport.
DI9MISSED: Oct. 1 — Mrs. J.
Zahradnicek and Michael Lee
Shonka of Atkinson. 2 — Jerry
Prewitt of Atkinson. 3 — Harold
Kennedy, Louis Havranek and
Mrs. Arthur Harley and baby of
Atkinson and Mrs. Edith Syfie
of O’Neill. 5 — Andrew Gilbert
of Chambers. 6 — Mrs. Floyd
Fuller of Stuart. 7 — Mrs. Merle
Pease and baby of Emmet and
John D Stoetzel of Atkinson.
SACRED HEART
PRESENT: Oct. 9 — Nicholas
Baker and Mrs. Joseph Kamp
haus of Lynch; Mrs. William
Burger, Alfred Stanek, Mrs. John [
Carr, Baby John Ludemann, John
Schommer, Mrs. Etta Bennett
and Ed Goettsch of 9pencer; John .
Tiefenthaler, Eva Barnes, Mrs.!
■
Melvin Blum, Harvey Tingle and
Mrs Clara Hahn ol Butte, Mr*
Mary lfeiser d Motmwi, Floyd
Kelly of Bristow, Mrs Barbara
May of Niobrara and Baby Ter
ry Worley of Verde!.
DISMISSED Oct. 2 — Gary
Ciaassen uf Spencer and Mr*
Jantes Slechta of Verde!, 3 — Ro
bert Piachel of Verde! and Mr*
Helen Grainger of Butte 4 Hu
beu Johnson of Bristow. 5 — Ba
by William Tejral of Spencer. 6
George Schdfern of Atkinson
7 — Mrs. Eiden Nolan and Don
na Stewart of Lynch 8 — Albert
Ratkovec of Spencer.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS
Sunday, Oct 7, the Catholic
Daughters of America day of re
ception, started with Maas and
corpotate Holy Communion fol
lowed by a breakfast at the St.
Patrick's Parish hall served by
the Altar Society
New members are: Mrs. Ed
win Burival, Mrs. Al Hamtk, Mrs
Donald C. Liess, Mrs Ralph
morrow, Mrs Joe Cavanaugh,
Mrs Leonard Olberdmg and Mr*
Sarn Derkrkson.
Reinstatements are Mrs Ko
bert Devoy, Mrs. Arthur O'Neill,
Mrs Elizabeth Howard, Mrs Leo
Schneider and Mrs. Wallace O*.
conneu.
Following the reception, instal
lation of officers was held The
newly installed officers ure:
Carlyn Neiers, grand regent;
Mrs. John Turner, vice grandre
gent; Mrs. Floyd Hershiser,
prophetess; Mrs. Ed Dumpert, fi
nancial secretary; Mrs. Clarence
Sauser, historian and Mrs. Mary
Tomlinson, treasurer. Others
installed were Mrs. C. Boyle
Mrs. D. L. Bohn, Mrs. John Jan
sen and Mrs. L. A. Becker and
trustees, Mrs. Nora Mullen and
Mrs. William Conway
State officers and visitors pre
sent for the days activities were:
Mrs. Clara Koch, district deputy,
Norfolk; Mrs. Mary Janssen,
state regent, Crofton; Mrs. Agnes
Claire Hickey, state monitor, O’
Neill; Miss Anna Hughes, Nor
folk and Mrs. Ella Gobel, Crof
ton.
Smorgasbord Planned
Christ Lutheran Ladies Aid met
Thursday evening, Oct. 4 at the
church basement. Mrs. Joe Mc
Leish had the topic. Plans were
made for our annual Smorgas
bord that will be Oct. 17 from
5:00 to 8:00 p.m. Hostesses were
Mrs. Don Meyer and Mrs. Har
vey Krugman.
Auxiliary Meets
The American Legion Auxiliary
met last Wednesday evening at
the Legion club Lounge with the
president, Nell Harding, presid
ing over the meeting. A rejxirt of
VilOLiiVL ^ ICTgiUU (1IJV1 dUAMidl)
convention that was held in At
kinson in September, was given
by Mrs. Harold Mlinar and Mrs.
Edith Davidson. Also it was an
nounced that County Government
day will be held in O’Neill the
29th of October and the Lutheran
Ladies will serve the noon lunch
eon. The President reported that
the Rehab chairmen and her help
ers are working on their assign
ment for the “Yanks who Gave”
that will be sent in to the pa
tients in the Nebraska Veterans
hospitals.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mmes. Clyde McKenzie, Orville
Morrow and Joe Grutsch.
DANCE
at the
Ash Grove Hall
SATURDAY, OCT. 13
Music by
BUD VAN FLEET
and the
Sandhill Troubadours
Admission — 50c
OCTOBER SAVINGS
AT JOHNSON DRUGS
Reg. $6.95 value, Gallon size
Brand Name Vaporizer ... ^95
r _
Free Playtex Living Glove
with purchase of pair at regular price
Desert Flower — Reg. $2 size — Half-price Sale!
Hand and Body Lotion_ £00
Reg. 69c — Waterproof
Playtex Baby Pants .. 299*
Trial offer this week only!
Nylon Hose, pair.
Plain or mesh, beige color, all sizes
BEXEL VITAMINS ... l/2 PRICE
Johnson Drug Store
PHARMACIST - Wm. Petsche - Phone 118
WMN Mirti (SrlotMW I
The O’Neill WSC8 met ill Uw
M< thudi»t ehurrh basement Oct
obr: A There were eight from the
local society wh<> atiended th#
seminar in Ba*%Ht Wednesday.
Oct 3. The week ol Prayer and
Sell Denial will be October 2331
The WSCS women will assist at
the supper for the high *ch- ol
MYF and tiseu parent* which will
be held Nov 7 ■
They will also assist with the
rx)>en*e* of the Grant Peat tick
family who will be delegates
from our church at tiw Family
Life Convention to be Iteld in
Chicago
A 2 pm dessert was served by
hostesses Mrs. Paul Muse man
and Mrs C. H Swittrr
Kovd It esse I Appelated
Boyd He swell, son of Mr anil
Mrs Harry Ressel, was apt >omt cd
as manager of the Salmon Kiver
Electric Cooperative. Challts. Id
aho, Sept 17 at a special meet
mg of the board of directors Mr
Ressel was appointed to fill the
vacancy by the resignation of
Kenneth Mutter. Mr. Mutter had
served as the manager of the
Co-operative for the past 5 year*,
and is moving to La* Vegas Nev
to work for the Amargosa Valley
Electric Co-operative, In a aim!
iar v itjMt i!>
The Iteaavl'a Have lived in Chat
ha lor the past 4*v years, (luring
Vttch time Boyd has worked as
line aujiermien lent lor tlie Co
operative. Salmon River Electric
has DUU members and over ,a»
miles of Unc. It is located in the
Salmon River Valley, the lamoua
‘ River of No Return" and ad
jacent to Idalio'a gr« at Primitive
JToreat Area,
Grattan Hustlers 4 H club met
Sepl 16 al the borne ol Mr and
Mrs C £. McVay Eleven mem
bers were present During the
meeting Uie results of tbr fair
award* were discussed and then
turned Uie record for
the year Several games were
played before lunch was served
The nest meeting will he Oct
14 at the home of Mr mat Mrs
James McDonald Tin* spe. ,«l of
that meeting will be a wdener
roast Barbara McVay, news re
porter.
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