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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1963)
Jacqueline Martys Weds James Becker In California Rite Jacqueline Marie Martys, Seal Beach, Calif., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund M. Martys, Phoenix, Ariz., was united in marriage to James Steven Beck er, Long Beach, Calif., son of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Becker, February 23 at a 12 o’clock nuptial mass at Si. Anthony’s Catholic church, Long Beach. Father Dennis Burke performed the double ring cere mony. The brule, who was escorted lo the altar by her father, wore a street k ngth white embroid ered organdy over taffeta dress w.th j:1i kirt and elbow length sleeves. She carried white or chids n a missel. She wore an elbow length veil with an em broidered organdy crown. Patricia Castro, Long Beach, was the maid of honor and she wore a yellow organdy over taf feta dress with bell skirt and elbow length sleeves. She carried Kathleen Rose Sehi Weds Walter Dubas jr. In Catholic Ceremony Kathleen Rose Sehi, Columbus, and Walter Dubas, jr., Fullerton, were married February 23 at 10:30 at St. John’s Catholic church near Ewing, with Father Kubart officiating. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs Albert S hi, Clearwater, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dubas, sr., Ful lerton. The bride appeared in a gown of white lace and silk organza with molded bodice of lace, high lighted by a scalloped sequin trimmed sabrina neckline and long fitted sleeves ending in bri dal points at the wrist. Alternat ing panels of lace and organza formed the bouffant length skirt. A crystal and pearl crown held the elbow length silk illusion veil. She carried a cascade of red ro ses with white streamers. Mrs. Merle Sehi was the matron of honor and Margie Newquist. Vicki Most els, Evelyn Patton and a bouquet of yellow jonquils. Tamie Van Guilder, as the flower girl, wore a yellow cotton satin dress with a white organdy pinafore and carried yellow jon quils in a small white basket. William Walton, friend of the groom, was best man and Michael Show and Robert Dye, ushers. Mrs. J. L. Dixon, cousin of the bride sang “Ave Marie”. A buffet dinner following the ceremony for 50 guests was held at G711 Ocean Avenue. The bride is a graduate of Ari zona State University and re ceived a B. A. in education. She is presently employed as a kin dergarten teacher in the Alami tos school district. The groom graduated from St. Mary's Academy, O’Neill, and at tended Creighton University. He is now stationed aboard the USS' Gridlcy whose home port is Long Beach, Calif. For a short wedding trip to Laguna Beach the bride was at tired in a two piece brown and olive floral print dress. They will be at home at 207 A Ocean, Seal Beach, Calif. • Ella Bosley were bridesmaids. They were all identically dress ed in French blue organza dome skirted ballerinas accented with back bows. The fitted bodices had scoop necklines and cap sleeves. They wore pearlized caps with small veils, and car ied white carnations accented with French blue ribbons. Merle Sehi was best man and Gary Johnson, Lyle Newquist, Ciaience Mostels, Dale Patton and Robert Bosley were grooms men. Ushers were Jack Sehi and Donald Dubas. Dinner was served at St. John’s church parlors for 175 guests fol lowed by a reception given by the bride’s parents for 200 guests at the K. C. Hall, Elgin. The bride attended Clearwater High school and is now employed at S'i. Mary’s Catholic hospital, Columbus as a bookkeeper. The bridegroom graduated from Fullerton High school and is employed at the Nebraska Pub lic Power District. The couple will live in Colum bus. Mrs. Douglas Shrader, the former Mary Ann Bauer, married February 23. Verona Frerichs, Daniel Nekolite Repeat Wedding Vows PAGE — Vernorn French*, daughter of Mr*. Elsie Frerichs, Page, was united in marriage to Darnel Nekolite, sun of Mr. and Mrs. John Nekolite, Bassett Sat uiday, Feb. 23 at the Lutheran cnurch, U Neill. The double ring ceremony was performed at 2 o'clock before 30 relatives and friends. The bride was dressed in a light blue nylon over taffeta dress with a carnation corsage. She carried a white Bible, a gift of the groom. Mrs. Donna Urban, Ainsworth, sister of the groom and Lyle Frerichs, brother of the bride were the couple’s only attendants. A reception followed in the church basement for the guests. Mrs. Donald Snyder cut the wedding cake and Valjean Parks and Karen Kelly served the bri dal table. The bride is a graduate of the Page high school. The groom attended school in Bassett and is presently employ ed in the trucking business. After a wedding trip to Texas, Kansas and Oklahoma the couple will be at home in Bassett. Lynda Haynes Marries Lt. Marvin W. Buss In Lincoln Ceremony Lynda Haynes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Haynes, O' Neill, became the bride of Lieu tenant Marvin W. Buss, son of Mrs. Arthur Wohler, Clay Center, Kan., Sunday, February 24th at 3 p.m at the Lincoln Air Base chapel. Captain Troy Scogin, the base chaplin, officiated at the double ring ceremony an altar decorated with baskets of white glads and mums. The bride, escorted to the al tar by her father, wore a gown of white taffeta. A sabrina neck line, appliqued at either shoul der with a velvet leaf and grape decor, contoured the long sleev ed empire bodice. Double cuffing kV/JJjyi.U kite mvvuu Itovu kW* £3KJ and demi-full skirt swagged on either side with the velvet de cor and at the back a watteau train swept to cotillion length. An inverted pearl tiara held the bride’s bouffant veil of silk il lusion. She carried a bouquet of white roses. Lonna Haynes was her sister’s maid of honor. Laurell Haynes, also a sister, was the brides maid. They were identically gowned in turquoise velvet sheaths with matching accessor ies. Their bouquets were of white mums. The groom, attended by Lieu tenant Clark Lovrien, San An gelo, Tex., as the best man and Captain Royal Foster, Lincoln, as groomsman. They were all dress ed in formal military uniforms. Ushers were Captain Tom Rodd and Lieutenant Tom Hilgenberg. both of Lincoln. Mrs. Jack Winters sang “The Lord’s Prayer” and “O Perfect Love”. A reception at the Officer’s club followed the ceremony with about 100 guests attending. Mrs. Zane Edwards, Amelia, registered the guests. The wedding cake was cut by Ruth Niemeyer, assisted by Tru dy Troutman. Nancy Lichten berg, Phyllis and Sandra Lutje meyer poured punch and coffee. Mrs. Duane Stecerson and Mrs. Paul DeVries were in charge of the gifts. All were classmates of the bride while in nurses train ing. The bride is a graduate of O - Neill Public school and of the Lincoln General Hospital School of Nursing, where she is present ly employed. The groom is a graduate of the U. S. Air Force Academy at Co lorado Springs, Colo. He is pre sently assigned to the Lincoln Air Base where he is a helicop ter pilot. After a wedding trip to Colo-, rado, the couple will make their home at 1640 Washington St. Apt. 4. Lincoln, Nebr. ST. ANTHONY’S HERBERS — Mr. and Mrs. Mark Herbers, O’Neill, son, Da vid Grant, 7 pounds, 8^i ounces. Feb. 26. PAnnd K^ald I ATKINSON MEMORIAL KRIEGER — Mr. and Mrs. Harold Krieger, Atkinson, daugh ter, Debra Jean, 6 pounds, 15 ounces, Feb. 25. ENGLER — Mr. and Mrs. Don Engler, Stuart, daughter, Jenifer Catherine, 8 pounds, Feb. 27. ROTHCHILD — Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rothchild, Atkinson, son, Todd Vernon, 8 pounds, 3 ounces. Mar. 2. ELSEWHERE FUNK — Mr. and Mrs. Joe Funk, Ewing, son, Mar. 2. He joins three brothers and one sister. PETERSON — Mr. and Mrs. David Peterson, Norfolk, daugh ter, 6 pounds, 15 ounces, Feb. 24. Mrs. Peterson is the former Cor rine Mueller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mueller, Clearwater. The child is also the 71st great grandchild of Mrs. Anna Sehi. Neligh. ' g BuLUNG — Mr. and .Mrs John Bolling, Clearwater, son, 9. pounds 4 ounces, Feb. 24. MCKELLIP — Mr. and Mrs. James McKillip, Clearwater, son. 3 pounds. 11 ounces, Feb. 24. GARHART — Mr. and Mrs. George Garhart, York, daughter. 6 pounds, 14 ounces, Feb. 27. The couple also has two sons. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Cloyd, Ewing. Mrs. Hugh Mr*. Delhi K. Caulfield Best, Verdlgre, announces the engage ment of her daughter. Ml** Alma Fallen Be*t, and Gene M. An tliony, son of Mr. and Mr*. I>*o nan! Anthony, C-oeur d'Alene, Idaho. Mi.** Best graduated from Verdlgre High School in 1959 and I* attending the University ol South Dakota. Mr. .Anthony serv ed 46 months with the U. S. Army iuid is now attending South Dakota University in Vermillion. A June wedding is planned. BROOKHOUSER — Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Brookhouser, son, Da vid LeRoy, 8 pounds, 2 ounces, Feb. 25. The couple now has four sons. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanne mon, Brunswick, are the grand parents. HAMILTON — Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hamilton, Royal, daughter 5 pounds, 14 ounces, Mar. 1 Mrs. Nellie Hamilton, Orchard is the grandmother. Hospital Notes ST. ANTHONY’S ADMITTED: Feb. 26 — Mrs. Alma Tegeler and John Brunck horst, both of Page; Mrs. Tho mas Brodersen and Mrs. H. B. Black, both of Spencer; Edward Urban, Ewing. 27 — Jeffrey Lee Cunningham, Neligh. 28 — Bar bara Ann Meade, Ewing. Mar. 1 — Dean Richard Krugman and Hugh Carr, both of O’Neill. 2 — C. E. Melena, O’Neill. 3 — Tho mas Joseph Drueke, Paul Shel hamer and George H. Mumm, all of O’Neill; Mrs. Earl Conklin. Spencer. 4 — John Jeffrey and Durlin D. DeBolt, both of O’ Neill; Timothy Klasna, Spencer. 5 — James Harris, Spencer. 6 — Mrs. R. B. South, Inman; Will iam Mullen, O’Neill. DISMISSED: Feb. 26 — Mrs. Reginald Pinkerman and Mrs. Francis Holz, both of O’Neill; Mrs. Amelia Larson and Mrs. Leonard Hawk, both of Ewing; David Barthel, Amelia; Mrs. Lee Roy Zellers, Page. 27 — Mrs. Richard Grimes and baby girl, Chambers; Edward E. Urban, Ewing; John Winters, Inman. 28 — Mrs. Ray Snell, Page; Tho mas Hutton, Inman; James Sul livan and Mrs. Dave Loy, both of O’Neill; Mrs. Thomas Broder sen, Spencer; Mrs. Don Meade, Ewing. Mar. 1 — Carol Ann Low ery, Mrs. Mark Herbers and ba by boy, and Frances Stoffer, all of O’Neill. 2 — Charles Cole, O’ Neill; Jeffrey Lee Cunningham, Neligh. 3 — Myron Neil Moore and Joe Kubik, both of O’Neill. 4 — Thomas Joseph Drueke, O’ Neill. EXPIRED: Mar. 4 — Durlin D. DeBolt, O’Neill. Feb. 28 — Mrs. Alma Tegeler, Page. ATKINSON MEMORIAL ADMITTED: Feb. 25 — Joe G. Colson, Stuart; Mrs. Eugene Up still, Long Pine; Mrs. Harold Krieger, Atkinson. 26 — Merle Armstrong and Leo Slachetka, both of Stuart; Mrs. Irene A. Mudloff, Page; Paul Johnson, Newport. 27 — Mrs. Don Engler, Stuart. Mar. 1 — Mrs. Vernon Rothchild and Crystal Olson, both of Atkinson; Edward Sobotka, O’ Neill. 2 — Walter Pratt, Bassett; Mrs. Jack Passieux, O’Neill. DISMISSED: Feb. 26 — Mrs. Mary Jacox, Long Pine; Mrs. Harold Parks and Mrs. Gladys E. Rohr, both of Stuart. 28 — Joe G. Colson, Stuart. Mar. 1 — Mrs. Harold Krieger and daughter, At kinson. 3 — Edward Sobotka, O’ Neill; Crystal Olson, Atkinson. SACRED HEART PRES7NT: Mrs. Mary Weber. Herman Mohr, Charles Kinzie, Mrs. Clara Hahn, Mrs. Mable Fitchhorn, Mrs. John Tiefentha ler and Mrs. Helen Grainger, all of Butte; Mrs. Hannah Sinclair, Mrs. Bernice Ruff, Swan Pear son, Mrs. David Landholm, Mrs. Myrtle McQuistan and Floyd Kelly, all of Bristow; Mrs. Ken neth Rosengren, Elmer Luedke, William Lampman, John Hag berg, Baby Hollie Elsasser, John 9chommer and Ed Geottsch, all of Spencer; Mrs. Josie Peshek and Mrs. Joe Micanek, sr., both of Lynch; Mrs. Mammie O’Neill; Mrs. Christina Frasch, Fairfax. DISMISSED: Feb. 27 — Jack Tarr, Lynch. 28 — Mrs. Lawrence Dobrovolny, O’Neill, Mar. 1 — Mrs. Benjamin Johring, O’Neill; Clarence Moody, Lynch. 2 — Mrs. Edwin Burger, Bristow; R. Fuhrer, Naper. 4 — William Hal stead, Lynch. Prairie Flats 4-H club The Prairie Flats 4-H club held its first meeting at the Dist. No. 60 school, February 13. Eleven members were present. The officers are; president, Glenda Sorenson; vice president. Dianne Zakrzewski; secretary, Dolores Zakrzewski; treasurer. Carolyn Hill; news reporter, Vir ginia Van Every; leader, Mrs. Soren Sorenson jr., and assistant leader, Mrs. Kenneth Van Every. Our club project is First Aid. Roll call for next time is a sug gestion for die Float The next meeting will be March 13, at the District No. 60 school. Virginia Van Every. Reporter O'Neill Locals Mrs. John Allen and Mrs Dale Skinner, Grand Island, wen house guests of Mrs. Mary Du satko. Tuesday and Wednesday of last week. They it.ended the funeral of Bert Fmley of Page, returning to their home Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs William Fncke jr.. Council Bluffs, la., and Mr. and Mrs William Fncke, sr.. Central City were Sunday call ers in the Lawrence Haynes home. Lonna Haynes, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Laurence Haynes was home for the weekend She at tends school in Chadron M r. Arthur Avery and Lee returned home Monday night. Lee has been in the Me,h odist hospital. Omaha since the 13th of February. Mr. Avery called to let us know that Lee has shown some improvement. Mrs. Robert Newman and son, Jim, of Chappell and Mrs. V. D Petersen, Ft. Morgan, Colo., re turned today after spending the weekend with the John 9tor johann family and other relatives in O’Neill. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Baker re turned Saturday after a ten day trip to California where they at tended their son, James’, wed ding. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kaiser drove to Ames, la., Saturday to visit their son, Ivan, who at tends the Iowa State University. Enroute home Sunday they vis ited Mr. and Mrs. Edward Krie car in Omaha. Mrs. Ann Pollock, Ewing, spent the weekend with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Don n.enner. Jeudi club met Thursday night with dinner at the M and M Bak ery followed by bridge at the home of Mrs. John Watson. Mrs. Melvin Ruzicka was a winner. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weier went to Omaha Saturday to meet their daughter, Kathleen. She is taking x-ray technology training at Providence hospital in Kansas City. K Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Gatz re turned last week after spending several weeks in Phoenix, Ariz Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cole left last week on a trip through the south to be gone about two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Fred O. Heer man took their daughter, Patric ia to Kansas City Sunday. She is taking x-ray technology train ing at Providence hospital. John J. Uhl, Omaha, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norb Uhl. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Moore left Tuesday for Omaha to attend the Lumberman’s Convention. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brady and Mr. and Mrs. Ned Allendorfer, drove up from Omaha to attend the funeral of D. D. DeBolt. Mr. and Mrs. Ira H. Moss and Sara Lou returned Saturday from a trip to Los Angeles. Mrs. Stella Elliott Davey, pass ed away in Alpine, Calif., and was buried in San Diego. She at one time lived at Dorsey on what is known as Joe Cihlar’s place. Survivors are an adopted son, and one sister, Mrs. Ada Wilson, Rapid City. The ONeill Women’s club met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Larry Schaffer. Serving committee was Mrs. Gilbert Poe se, Mrs. Harold Seger, Mrs. H. L. McCoy and Mrs. C. E. Jones. Mrs. John Berigan had charge of the program. The April meet ing will be an antique show. Members of the Chez-A-Mari were entertained by Mrs. Robert Dvoy Tuesday evening with the dinner at the Town House fol lowed by playing of bridge at her home. High score winners were Mrs. Joe Stutz, Mrs. D. A. Ker senbrock and Mrs. Bud Cole. Mrs. M. J. Golden was hostess to the Martez club Tuesday eve ning. Dinner was served at the Town House. Bridge was played at her home. Winners were Mrs. W. J. Froelich and Mrs. Ira Moss. Mrs. Don Kellner entertained the BBC club at her home last Wednesday evening. Refresh ments were served following the playing of bridge. Mrs. Cash Ar rowshith and Mrs. Don Meyer were guests. Hgh score winner was Mrs. Don Youni; second high, Mrs. Orville Nickeson. Mrs. 9tanley Soukup returned last week from Fairfield, HI., where she attended the funeral of her sister, Mrs. Hazel Sparks. Mrs. Wayne Smith and daugh ter, Judith, spent Saturday in Grand Island. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Lavigne, Omaha, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Gatz, last week end. Mr. and Mrs. David Becker, - Seneca, spent the weekend vis iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j A. J. Jilg. Mrs. Jilg returned to Seneca with them. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Coolidge and family moved to Seneca Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Storjohann’s daughter returned to her home in Chappell, Nebraska, on Tues day. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Streeter and family, Lincoln, visited from Fri day to Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Streeter. Mr. and Mrs. Don Wedige are moving from Omaha to Atkinson. Mrs. Wedige is a sister of Mrs. Ed Thamish and daughter of Charles Cole. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Streeter went to Lincoln Sunday to visit her sister, Mrs. Bernard Matt hews and other relatives. The Catholic Daughters held a business meeting Tuesday eve ning at the K of C Hall. Mrs. Mary Dusatko was chairman of the lunch committee. The Friends of St. Mary’s will hold a card party Sunday, March : 10, at the Parish Hall. Parents of : the fourth and fifth grades will have charge of arrangements. J Chairmen are Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond Rowe and Mr. and Mrs. Al ffarriik. Mrs. William Mattern was hos tess to the members of the j NTTF Bridge club Wednesday I evening. Dinner was served at th«* Town House, followed by bridge at her homc S«. Anthony'» Auxiliary t St Anthony's Hospital Auxili ary met Monday evening. March 4. at the hospital with a good attendance A check for $10 was presented to Mother Frances for use of the kitchen Up to the present time 74 T V. books have been turned in for the purpose of getting a low boy whirl pool bath The goal is 600 books Mrs Rose Held will take charge of the hospital carts the month of March. The MNO club volunteered to take the carts during April After the business meeting lunch was served by Mrs. Rose Held. Mrs. Rosa Bower won the spec ial prize. Next meeting will be April 1. VFW Auxiliary No. s>26 held its regular meeting in the court house annex at 8 p m. Tuesday evening. It was voted to send $13 to the Grand Island Veteran’s hospital for project H. O. P. E. to be used for a Television set or some ot her project. Money was collected to be sent to the Cancer fund. Mmes. Lyle McKim, Ray Re vel and A1 Stoffer will spent an afternoon at the mobile unit that will be here taking free chest x-rays. Mrs. Lyle Tucker and Mrs R Tucker served lunch. What Not Extension Club The What Not Extension club met Monday evening, February 25 at at the home of Mrs. Cash Arrasmith. The members answer ed roll call by giving some of their favorite jioetry. It was de cided to have a craft lesson next time in addition to the lesson on floors. Mrs. Arrasmith gave the lesson on “Amps and Watts." The next meeting will be March 25 at the home of Mrs. Robert Carroll. Mrs. Glenn Kennicott, reporter Merry Matrons Club Merry Matrons club met with Mrs. Frank Hawk as hostess Feb 21 with 10 members present and two guests, Mrs. Christiansen from Chambers and Grandma Tomjack from Ewing. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Orla Cleveland Mar. 21. with March ideas as roll call. The members were busy making ba by blankets for the University hospital. Mrs Robert Kreiziger GOOSE LAKE 4 H Sunday afternoon, March 3, the Goose Lake 4-H club was called to order by president Billy Tom jack at the schoolhouse. Roll call was answered by the projects we were going to take next year. Eighteen were pre sent and three absent. Two new members joined the club. We plan to have a roller skat ing party to be on a Sunday eve ning in March. No definite per mission had been received about having a soft drink stand at Goose Lake this summer. Our new year books and pro ject books were handed out by our leaders. Several groups and their leaders met after the meet ing to discuss their projects. There are clothing and food pro ject meetings scheduled during March. The next meeting is planned to be April 5 at the school house. Mrs. LaRue and Mrs. Stone served lunch. Leanna Tomjack News Reporter Services Held At Atkinson for Roy Woodruff Funeral services for Roy P. Woodruff. 73, were held Saturday at Seger’s Funeral home with Rev. Milan Coleman, Methodist pastor, officiating. Mrs. Richard Braun was the soloist and Mrs. Jay Jungman the accompanist. Pallbearers were Mike Bonenberger, Walter Ferris, Rolland Everett, Joe Burda, Alois Wewel and Albert Anderson. Burial was in the Woodlawn cem etery. Mr. Woodruff was bom May 8, 1890, at Greenville, 111. He was married to Clara Spence in 1922 at Fairfax, S. D. He is survived by a son, Le Roy; two stepchildren, Mrs. Les ter Porter, Atkinson, and Floyd Spence, Cedar Bluffs, and five sisters. - - Pressure Trapped on Breakaway? THE NEW #7000 Genuine PIONEER COUPLER j is your answer — • It uses the hydraulic pump to recouple under pressure • Uses no tools of any kind • Fits all tractor hydraulic systems • Completely guaranteed NOW ON DISPLAY COME IN AND SEE THEM HARRY R. SMITH IMPLEMENTS O’NeflL, Nebr. Mr. and Mrs. Ijirr\ Noffke, marrltnl at SI. l*tttrtck’H Chliri'h, O’Neill. Rites Held for Mrs. A. Tegeler At Orchard PAGE Funeral services were held for Mrs. Alma Tegeler, 81, Saturday from the Orchard I^uth eran church. Burial was at Battle Creek. Pallbearers were Myrl Els berry, Calvin Harvey, Roger Bowen, William Neubauer, Hom er Rutherford and Lawrence Smith. Alma Emelia Henrietta Habus was born May 30, 1881, tlie daugh ter of Herman and Susan Miller Habus, at Milwaukee, Wis. She died February 28 at St. Anthony’s hospital. She moved to Battle Creek with her parents when she was five years old. u;uc unitntl in m'lrfiatm Frank Charles Tegeler, Oetolar 7, 1900 at Battle Creek and they became the parents of four chil dren. In January of 1919 they moved to a farm near Page where they lived until 1946, when they moved into Page. Mrs. Tegeler was baptized and confirmed in the Lutheran church and was a member of the Or chard Lutheran church. She is survived by sons, Nor man, Lincoln, and Harry, a daughter, Mrs. Otto (Susan) Terrill, fxrth of Page, six grand children, five great grandchil dren, brother, Walter Speicher, Omaha, and sisters, Mrs. Fred Peterson, Tilden, Mrs. Rosey Weiss, Hermiston, Ore., and Mrs Minnie Tischendorf, Frankville, Wis. She was preceded in death by her husband and a son who died in infancy. WSTC Choir to Appear On Channel Four TV Wayne State Teacher’s choir will appear on KTIV channel 4 on Sunday, Mar. 10 at 3:00 p.m The choir will present a program of songs from the English Re naissance period, and will be under the direction of Mr. An thony Garlick. A number of stu dents from the surrounding towns are members of the choir. Caroline Max Wins Oratorical Contest at Page Caroline Max was awarded first place in the oratorical con test held Tuesday niKht at Page hiKh school. I nek Under placed second and Karen Harris, third. Each contestant presented a 10 nnnute prepared oration about the United States Constitution and spoke extemporaneously for four minutes on one of six topics drawn from a hat. Miss Max will present her speech at the district contest in Norfolk, March 12, She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Max. Dick is the son of the Rev. and Mrs. Robert Under, and Karen's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Glen Harris. Sponsors of the program were the American Legion f»ost 315. William Scheinost, commander, announced the awards of first prize, $7.50, second $5 and third $3 Judges were Mrs. Milo Land reth, Mrs. William Buxton and Mrs. Gerald La mason. Phone Your News To The Frontier Phone 788 Final Clearance ~WOMENS SHOES LOW HEELS — HIGH HEELS ONE GROUP 3" ONE GROUP 3" All Sales Final — No Exchanges — No Refunds SAUNTO’S . - - .'♦O’ ***** Phone 197-W O'Neill ■ \ , i . ■
