Barbara Nickless,
Roland Holbrooi^ Are
Married at Stt^rj.
The wedding of Barbara Ann
Nickless and Roland D. Holbrook,
holli of Stuart was solemnized at
St. Boniface Catholic church at
Stuart Saturday morning, Oct. 27.
The Rev. A. Pasch&ng perform
<>d the double ring ceremony in
a 10 o’clock service.
Red and gold mums decorated
the altar for the occasion.
The parents of the bride are
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Nickless and
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Holbrook
are the groom's parents All are
of Stuart.
Jack Hytrek, accompanied by
Sr. Mary Vera, sang "Ave
Maria”, “On This '‘ay’* and "Oh
Beautiful Mother”.
The bride appeared in a wed
ding gown of Chantilly lace fash
ioned with a sequin and pearl
trimmed V neckline with an add
ed touch of pleated tulle. Tiers
of lace and pleated tulle fell into
a chapel train. Her fingertip veil
was French illusion with a sequin
and pearl crown. She carried red
roses on a white satin prayer
book.
Mary Pat Nickless, Stuart, sis
ICi CFi U 1C ui Hit: W<1» Illclid VI
honor. Carolyn Schlies, sister of
the groom, Mapleton, la., and
Jean Obermire, also of Stuart,
were her bridesmaid's. All three
attendants wore sheaths of red
velvet and were complemented
by satin cummberbund. They car
ried nosegay bouquets of white
j»om-pons.
Flower girl was Diane Koester,
Story City, la., cousin of the
bride. Norman King, Stuart, ne
phew of the groom was ring bear
er.
Gerold Herrick, Stuart, friend
of the groom, served as best man.
Jim and John Nickless, brothers
of the bride, ushered.
The bride is a graduate of the
Stuart high school class of ’62
while the groom is also a Stuart
graduate, class of ’58.
The groom is employed by the
Stuart creamery.
A dinner was served following
the ceremony for 50 guests. One
hundred and seventy five guests
attended the reception.
The wedding cake was baked,
decorated and served by Mrs.
Walt Kaup.
Jan Brewster poured coffee
and Putty VanCleve served
punch.
Mrs. Marion Davis and Mrs.
Florence Scholz hostessed the
event.
Maureen Coufal presided over
the guest book and Anne Muel
ler, assisted by Karen Schmader
er and Ann Brayton were in
charge of the gift table.
The couple entertained at a
wedding dance before leaving for
Colorado Springs for a short wed
ding trip. They will be at home
at Stuart after Nov. 1.
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The Frontier
Fred Icklers
Feted Sunday
On Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ickler of
Orchard observed their 50th wed
ding anniversary Sunday, Oct.
-8th at the Orchard Legion club,
A family dinner was served at
noon with all of their 13 children
and their families present. With
the exception of 4 grandchildren,
Jimmie Ickler who is in the arm
ed services in Germany. Mrs.
Virgi! Yelli and family of De
troit, Mich., Dickie McMahan
and Mrs. Richard Frickle and
family of Rudolph, Wise.
Also present for the noon meal
were the honored couples sisters
and brothers. Mrs. Lizzie Ed son
of Burligbton, Wash., Mrs Alvina
Meyer of Portland, Ore., Mr. and
Mrs. John Ickler of Ogilvic,
Minn., Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sive
sind, Mr. and Mrs. Wally StrOpe
and Bernice, Mr. and Mrs. Reed
Risinger and Joyce, Mr and Mrs.
Lloyd Butterfield all of Orchard.
Eddie Faith and Mrs. Josie But
iurfiul/f f'ruuiKtrm ansi VI r art#i
Mrs. Fred Kumxn of Winnetoon.
Open house was held from 2
to 5 p.m. with 180 guests regis
tered in the guest book.
The couple has three sons,
Gerald of Verdigre, Russell of
Orchard and Dale of Osmond and
ten daughters, Mrs Vince (Alice)
Jackson, Mrs. Frank (Marcelene)
Schwager, Mrs. Johnnie (Violet)
Schwager of Orchard, Mrs.
James (Donna Fae) Knapp of
Clearwater, Mrs. Charles (lone)
Thelander, Mrs. Fritz (Betty Lou)
Klusman and Mrs. Bill (Dorothy)
Park all of O’Neill, Mrs. Willie
(Deloris) Walton of Wakefield,
Mrs. Richard (Dixie) McMahan
of Rudolph, Wise., and Mrs. Conn
(Raedean) Trofholz of Anaheim,
Calif.
They have 42 grandchildren and
seven great grandchildren.
O'Neill Locals
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Young
have moved from Minneapolis to
Valentine where he is employed
as an engineer. While in the pro
cess of having their trailor house
moved, Mrs. Young and girls,
Patricia and Brenda stayed with
Mrs. Guy Young in O'Neill.
Leroy A. Burgess, O’Neill, Fel
lows of the College, was inducted
into the American College of Den
tists, in its annual meeting held
on October -8 at Miami Beach.
The Northeast district of the
Methodist church is well repre
sented on the United Nation tour
this week, Nov. 3-11. Those at
tending are Lloyd Root, lay lead
er, Belden, the Rev. and Mrs.
Curtis Nerlin, Springview, Ivan
Hiatt, Bristow, Mrs. Edgar Stauf
fer, Mrs. Marvin Stauffer and
Raymond Heiss, Page and the
Rev. Robert L. Embree, O’Neill,
district superintendent.
They also intend to visit New
City and Washington, D. C.
Cub scout pack 210 met on
Itiesday evanfcg, vQct. 30 at the
American Left an dub.
A skit ‘Heroes m Book*" was
presents by Den V and a pup
[a.*t sliow was presented by Den
III.
Deri IV was awarded the mem
bership pennant for the largest
parent's attendance.
Mrs. V. K. Peterson was pre
sented a “Go Roundup" badge for
recruiting a new cub.
The following received awards:
John Anderson, Charles Gonder
inger, Jerry McKamy, Billy
Ware, Phillip Gildersieeve, Ron
nie Harshfield, Bruce Morrow,
Danny Philbrick, Charles Coates
and Blaine Grover.
Mrs, Bill Ware was honored for
her service as a Den mother.
Since all her lien has advanced
to Webelos she is now retiring
from Den mother duties.
Den I led the closing song.
The next pack meeting will be
on November 27 at the Legion
club.
Services Held
At Lynch for
Cora Courtney
Funeral services were held for
Cora Ellen Courtney at the Cath
olic Church at Lynch, Nebr., on
Saturday, October 27th.
Cora Ellen Courtney, daughter
of Frank E. and Eliza Higgins
was born April 21, 1897 at Lynch
and passed away Oct. 24, 1962
at the age of 65 years and 6
months.
She spent her girlnood in and
near Lynch, where she attended
grade and high school. She was
united in marriage to Wallace E.
Courtney at St. Mary’s church in
Spencer, Nov. 22, 1915.
To this union five children were
born, Mrs. Walter Bond of Philo
math, Oregon; Mrs. Allen Koskan
of Butte; and one son, Eugene,
and a son and a daughter who
died in Infancy.
The family lived northwest of
Lynch for 5 years, then moved
to Cheyenne County, Colorado
where they spent years. They re
turned to a farm north of Lynch
in 1926 where they lived until
they retired to Lynch in 1946.
Mrs. Courtney who had been
in poor health since 1946 re
mained active in church, family
and the neighborhood activities.
She is survived by her husband
Wallace, son Eugene and daugh
ters, Mildred and Vieva; 4 grand
children, 2 great grandchildren,
4 Sisters, Mrs. Dale Pierce and
Mrs. Ora Barnes of Hillsboro,
Oregon; Mrs. William Teadtke of
Bristow and Mrs. Jerry Sixta of
Red Lake Falls, Minn., and one
brother, Elvin Higgins of Taco
ma, Wash.
Pallbearers were Lee Barnes,
Bryan Barnes, Frank Fisher,
George Kalkowski, Francis Fisher
and Elmer Christensen.
Burial was in the Catholic Cem
etery at Lynch. Jones Funeral
home was in charge of Funeral
arrangements.
Rites Held for
Edward Henifin
In Minnesota
f uneral services wen- held for
Edward Henifin. 70, on Tuesday.
Oct 30, at Brauierd, Minn.
Edward Henifin was ixirn on
February 22, 1892 at Asmstrong,
Nebr and died October 26 at his
home near Swanviile. Minn.
He married Mae Buttulph May
6. 1914 and four children wen*
bom to this union. They moved
to Bramerd, Minn, in 1936 and
lived m that vicinity until poor
health made him retire in 1959.
They then moved to Swanviile to
be near their daughter.
Survivors include his widow.
Mae, daughter. Mrs. Harold
<Zelna) Crawford. Swannville,
Minn , son, Marvin. Minneapolis
eight grandchildren, 6 great
grandchildren, six brothers, Les
ter, Calvin, Madison and Arthur,
Bellingham, Wash., Fred Long
Beach, Calif., George. California,
two sisters, Myrtle Johnson and
Mary Hansen, O’Neill, two half
brothers, Elvin, Orchard, Wash.,
and Elba, Seattle, Wash.
Two children preceded him in
death.
Ida Werner
Rites Are Held
At Atkinson
Ida May Werner, ftfl-year-old
Atkinson resident, died Wednes
day, Oct. 31, at her home in
Atkinson.
Miss Werner lived with her sis
ter, Carrie Werner and her
brother, Wayne F. Werner.
Funeral services were held at
2 o’cloc k Friday afternoon at the
Atkinson Methodist church with
the Rev. Milan S. Coleman of
ficiating.
Burial was in Wood lawn ceme
tery. Pallbearers were Anthony
O’Donnell, George Trary, Lloyd
McDowell, Ernest E. Gotschall,
Fred Dobrovolny and Earl Cox
bill.
Miss Werner was the daughter
of Elias Werner and Ellen Nora
Kramer Werner. She was bom
July 23, 1876, near Cedarville, 111.,
came to Holt county March 12,
1884, and was a resident of the
Atkinson community for the re
mainder of her life.
She was baptized February 1,
1906, and became a member of
the Evangelical Church Novem
ber 18, 1906. She joined the At
kinson Methodist church June 5,
1920.
There were 11 children in the
Werner family. Miss Werner was
preceded in death by six sisters
and one brother.
Survivors include two sisters,
Mrs. Gertie B. Raymer and Miss
Carrie Werner, and one brother,
Wayne F. Werner, all of Atkinson.
Observe Silver Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tunender
will observe their 25th wedding
anniversary on Sunday, Nov. 11
at St. Michaels Hall, Emmet,
with open house from 2-4 o’clock.
They ask their friends and rela
tives to attend.
Rite* Held at Atkinson
For Arthur McClure, 80
Arthur W. McClure, 80, Bassett,
died Saturday, Nov 3, at the At
kin von Memorial hospital Pun
eral service* were held at 2 p m
Tuesday at Seger* Funeral eha
lie! in Attrtimni. The Rev. Milan
3 Coli man, pastor of the AtJkin
•on Methodist church officiated,
Service* were also held at 2
p m Wednesday for Mr McClure
in Fairbury. Interment was in the*
Fairbury cemetery.
Mr. McClure was born Sept. 5,
1882 at Pottawammie, la , the
son of Mordcai and Martha Wil
son McClure. He never married.
Betty Srhuliz Selected
Professor Robert Baustian, con
ductor of the University Sympho
ny of the University of Kansas
announced that Betty L Schultz,
has been selected as a member
of the symphony.
The University Symphony not
ed for performing works often
considered too difficult for college
level students, will give its winter
concert Sunday. Dec.3 in the Uni
versity Theater.
Betty Schultz is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Kersenbrock,
O’Neill.
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ST. ANTHONY’S
WELKE — Mr. and Mrs. Milan
Welke, Ewing, daughter, Pamela
Kay, 6 pounds 1414 ounces, Oct.
28.
PETERSEN — Mr. and Mrs.
Harlan Petersen, O’Neill, son, 8
pounds 10y« ounces, October 29.
HERLEY — Mr. and Mrs. R.
R. Herley of O’Neill, son, Mark
Douglas, 6 pounds 1214 ounces,
Nov. 2.
LARSON — Mr. and Mrs.
James Larson of O’Neill, son,
James Kent, 9 pounds 13 ounces,
Nov. 2.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
JACKSON — Mr. and Mrs. El
vin Jackson of Newport, daugh
ter, Deborah Ann, 7 pounds 3Vi
ounces, Oct. 29.
SACRED HEART
LUEKEN — Mr. and Mrs. Don
ald Lueken of Lynch, daughter, 7
pounds 6 ounces, Nov. 5.
ELSEWHERE
MCDANIEL — Mr. and Mrs.
Robert McDaniel, Neligh, a
daughter, Peggy Annette, 9
pounds, 4 ounces, Oct. 24.
BARRETT — Mr. and Mrs.
Garland Barrett, Omaha, son,
Erick Scott, 9 pounds 11 ounces,
October 21. Mr and Mr* Har
old VanVleck are the grandpar
ents.
MCCUENAHAN — Mr and
Mrs Jerald McClrnahan. Throe
! Ill Is. Canada, son, Mark Maxm,
8 pounds, 74 ounces, Oct 27. The
maternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Tangcman, pa
ternal grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs Omar McClrnahan. Chain
her*.
FOULKES — Mr. and Mm
Richard Foulkes, Lincoln, son. 6
pounds, 13 ounces, Oct. 18 Grand
parents are Mr and Mrs Everett
Benson and Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Benson and Mr and Mrs. Walter
Ft*ulkes jr., all of Newman
Grove. Mrs Jospha S*kul, Ver
digre, is the great grandmother
WATTLES — Mr. and Mrs
Herbert Wattles of Clearwater,
'laughter, 8 pounds 11 ounces, Oct
28, She joins two sisters. The
mother is the former Rena Mae
Klabeues, daughter of Mr and
Mrs. George Klabenes sr. of
Clearwater.
JOHNSON - Mr and Mrs Ver
non Johnson of Grand Island,
daughter, 8 pounds 64 ounces,
Oct. 30 The paternal grandpar
ents are Mr and Mrs Vemie
Johnson of Elgin. Mrs A. G.
Johnson and Mrs. C. H Luber
of O'Neill are the great grand
parents.
CARL90N — l>r. and Mrs.
James G Carlson of Verdigre,
uaugmci, xv>111$ X\Q«'J1C, / I*>UI»US
5 ounces, Oct. 23. The couple
now has two sons and three
daughters. Grandparents are
Mr and Mrs. John R. Claussen
of Fremont and Mr. and Mrs. Gil
bert Carlson of Valley.
ULRICH — Mr. and Mrs. Gil
bert Ulrich of Creighton, daugh
ter, 8 pounds 5*4 ounces, Oct.
28. The couple now has eight
children, 5 daughters and 3 sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Huigens
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ulrich of
Creighton are the grandparents.
MITTEIS — Mr. and Mrs. Les
lie Mitteis of Orchard, son, Low
ell Roy, 6 pounds 10 ounces, Oct
20. The couple has another son.
Mr. and Mrs. Ottie Mitteis of Or
chard are the paternal grandpar
ents.
HOFERER — Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Hoferer of Creighton, son,
Warren Lee, 8 pounds 6*4 oun
ces, Oct. 28. The couple now has
8 sons and 2 daughters.
MARSHALL — Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Marshall of Verdel,
daughter, Barbara Ann, 7 pounds
1 ounce, Oct. 1. This is their first
child. Mrs. Marshall is the for
mer Elaine Miller, daughter oi
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Miller of
Monowi.
KRUSE — Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
Kruse of Verdigre, daughter, 7
pounds 10*4 ounces, Oct. 23. The
cople now has six daughters
Mrs. Kruse is the former Mar
celine Boelter of Verdigre.
PAESL — Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Paesl of Creighton, son. Dan
iel Kenneth, 7 pounds 4 ounces,
Oct. 16. This is their third son
The grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Paesl of Creighton and
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Armbrustei
of Brunswick.
Hospital Notes
AT. ANTHONY'S
AD Mi Tl'El) Oct 30 — Mi a
Jerry Menktn* of O'NeUl and Mr*
Antonia Hubei of Ewing 31 —
David Schrader and Mra Frank
Belmcr of Ewing. Mra. R, R
llerley, D H Clauaon. Mr* Hrn
ry Kuhfahl. Richard D. Gokie
and Dale Papetrin of O'Neill and
Leroy Kirwan of Butte Nov. 1
— Mrs. Delia Ernst and Mrs An
dy Johnson of O'Neill and Mra
Owen Parka of Page 2 — Mrs
James Larson and Joe Cunning
ham of O'Neill 3 — Robert Kim
Davidson of Resets, Calif, Ber
nard Hynes of O’Neill and Eu
4 K«
vm Lee Hamilton of Orchard;
Dewey Bnttell; Gary Wettlaufer.
Gene Lowery and Jeurme Splttler
of O’Neill. 5 - Kathleen Eckhoff.
Marty Pmkermsn, Mrs Andrew
Goeden and Mrs Eugenr Wolfe
of O’Neill 6 — Mrs Clyde Burge
of Amelia 7 — Mrs Erwin 3rd
lacek of Spencer.
I-ISSM1SED Oct 21 — Joe
Grutsch, Rose Ann Pajipcnhci
mer and Mrs Jerry Menkuia ot
O'Neil]; Mrs H B Black of Wag
ner, S. D , Mrs. Villas Braun of
Lynch and Michelle Mane Shaw
ol Ewing Nov 1 — Jessie Stamp
of Omaha; Mrs. Milan Welke and
buby of Ewing, Melvin Dlxaon
and H Clausun of O'Neill. 2 —
Mrs Harlan E Petersen and ba
by, Mrs. Henry Kuhlahl, Edward
Krug man, Dale Pnpstetn and
Gottlieb Bechtold of O'Neill, Joan
L Hargens of Spencer; David
Shrader and Mrs. Antonia Hubei
of Ewing 3 — Mrs. George Wett
laufer of Page; L. A. Ott, Mrs
Harry Ajipleby, Mrs Ernest
Price and Joe Cunningham of O'
Neill and Mis Owen Parks of
Page. 4 — Richard Gokie of O’
Neil] and Leroy Kirwan of Butte.
5 — Gene Lowery and Mrs.
James Larson and son at O'Neill.
6 — Marty Pinkerman of O'Neill
and Carma Sue Bollwitt and Mrs
Frank Belmer of Ewing
EXPIRED: Nov. « — Baby
John Patrick Wolfe, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Wolfe of O’
Neill.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
ADMITTED: Oct 2a — Clair
Brooke, Robert Cearns, Mrs
Ruth Barnes, Mrs. Alex Frickel
and Mary Maxine Baker of At
kinson and Mrs. Elvin Jackson
of Newport. 30 — Mrs. Earl Houts
of Atkinson. 31 — Ralph Ries of
Atkinson and Denton James
Weichman of Stuart. Nov. 1 —
Mrs. Dewayne Tasler of Atkin
son. 2 — Kadolph W Kennedy
of Stuart and Richard Klinger of
Atkinson. 3 — Louis Vaugh of
Atkinson and Colette C. Gross
man of Stuart. 4 — Delbert Ed
wards of Amelia; Mrs. Ambrose
Throenor of West Point; Frank
Patterson of Stuart and Mrs.
William Grothe of Emmet.
I >13 Ml SHED N..» 3q
Jirak of O'Neill, Fran* .su&m
•rr of Stuart. CM Tlxuniwon <4
Ni|>#r. Clair iBooks ami Mary
MaXiiir Baker <4 Atkin*..« 3|
Mr* Kenneth 7i*ka and baby and
Mr* Air* Frtckri of Atkinson
-Nov 1 — Walter O'Malley of O*.
Neill, Hubert team* of Atkinson
and Denton Jam#* Wrichrnan of
Stuart 3 - Mr*. Harlan Kuhart
and baby >4 Amelia; Mrs Ruth
Barnes, Mr* Earl llouta and
Mr* Dew«ytie Taster of Atkin
•on. and Mr* Eivin Jackson and
baby of Newport. 3 — Kadnlph W
Kennedy of Stuart 4 - Richard
Klinger of Atkinson
EXPIRED Arthur McClure of
Baiwtt.
HACKFD HEART
PRESENT Nov 4 - Mr* Art
Dessert of K«li)ml, Mr* (Jordon
DeKiy of Verdel. Ed Or *Uch.
Barbara Hargen* and John
Schotnmer of Spencer; Mr*.
Mary Reiser of Monowl; Fred
Kraft and Floyd Kelly «4 Bn*
tow. Mr* Donald Lurketi, Mr*.
Phyllis Mulhalr, Mr* Kathrrit
Cranford ami William Stauffer of
Lynch, Mm Clara Hahn, John
Ttefenthaler and Mr* Helen Ora
uurer of Butte. Mr* B.tibar* May
of Niobrara; Mr* How-or Creek
inur of Hone steel, S D.; Jamra
lieliak of Anoka and Mr* Ma
mie O’Neill of O'Neill
DISMISSED Oef. » — Mrs
ttolien Hiatt of Spencer 30 —
Bob Dickey of Spencer and Guy
Hull of Lynch Nov ] Sbarnu
Christensen of Lynch 3 — Joseph
Rubik of O'Neill, i — Mrs lion
nki Goodman of Nnper; Mn.
Theresa Lirwer of Uutte ami Gott
fried Danielson of Ur la low 6 —
Calvin Conklin of Lynch.
The Frontier
O’Neill, Nrbr
Hear Kditor:
Please accept my Thank You"
for the "Heat of Ail Pays."
1 won a bag of groceries and
want to pay thunks far them to
the people re*|<on*ible for giv
ing them, ulao to Mary Fenton,
Home Economist, for tier grand
entertainment!
We all received a valuable cook
book, 25c coupon for Phillsbury
Flour that will surely be used,
as that's our favorite
We enjoyed all the displays
furnished by the local merchants.
May the “Beat of All Days” br
an annual affair?
Thank You
Mrs. K with I Npohn
Atkinson, Nrbr.
Thank you so much for the
sack of groceries which I won at
the cooking school.
It was a delightful surprise.
Sincerely
Mrs. Ronald Watson
To the Voters of Holt County for their Support |in(|Tuesday's Election
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WM. GRIFFIN
COUNTY ATTORNEY
KEN WARING
COUNTY CLERK
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■ .W. \» s*rV
FRANK CRONK
COUNTY JUDGE
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HOWARD MANSON
CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT
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CHARLES FOX
COUNTY ASSESSOR
J. ED HANCOCK
COUNTY TREASURER
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LEO TOMJACK
COUNTY SHERIFF
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ALICE FRENCH
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
