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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1963)
.Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hoy, Lynch, have announced the en gagement of their daughter, Marian, to Charles I,. Fox, Spen cer. Mlftti Hoy, a 1963 Lynch grail ••ate. plans to attend business school In (iranrf Island. Mr. Fox graduated from Spen cer high school In 1962 and Is employed with Weyer-Denny Construction Company. No date has been Set for the wedding. John I.ampmun, Spencer, wishes to announce the engage ment of Ills (laughter. Rose Marie, to David Roby, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Rohy, Ewing. Miss I-ampman is a 1958 grad uate of Spencer high school and is presently employed by North western Bell Telephone com pany, O’Neill. Mr. Roby graduated from Wheeler County high school at Bartlett in t957 and is employed bv Marlin laiber, O’Neill. A July <i wedding is being planned. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Meusch, Atkinson, announce the engagement of their daughter, Carmen, to Melvin Bentzen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bentzen jr., Naper. Miss Meusch is a graduate of St. Mary’s Academy, O’Neill, and St. Elizabeth School of Nurs ing, IJncoln. She is presently em ployed at St. Catherine’s hos pital, Omaha. Her fiance is a graduate of Naper high school and attended Norfolk Junior college. He is now employed at Western Elec tric in Omaha. A July wedding is planned. ST. ANTHONY’S CAMERON — Mr and Mrs. I >onald Cameron. Chambers, a daughter, Kathryn Marie, 5 pounds 4>* ounces, April 22. Mr and Mrs. George Cameron, Chambers, are the paternal grandparents. GAUGHENBAUGH - Mr and Mrs. Clark Gaughenbaugh, O’ Neill, son, Woodrow Mark, 8 pounds 10f4 ounces, Apnl 21. LUFT — Mr. and Mrs, James Luft, O’Neill, a daughter, Lynda Sue, 8 pounds, April 19. ATKINSON MEMORIAL DAVIS — Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davis, Ainsworth, son, Ricky Dean, 8 pounds, Apr. 15. WARNKE - Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Warnke, Butte, daughter, Dor othy Jean, 8 pounds, 3 ounces, Apr. 17. HILLIGAS — Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hilligas, Chambers, daughter. Amy Lee, 7 pounds. 15 ounces, Apr. 17. HAMIK — Mr. and Mrs. Eu gene A. Haimk, Atkinson, son, Mark Patrick, 6 pounds, 9 oun ces, Apr. 18. LUCHT — Mr. and Mrs. John Lucht, Long Pine, daughter, 7 pounds, 12 ounces, Apr. 20. SACRED HEART DEVALL — Mr. and Mrs. Ben nett Devall, O’Neill, son, Mark Elton. 8 pounds, 13 ounces, Apr. 16. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Devall are the paternal grandparents and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mitchell, Butte, are the maternal grand parents. ELSEWHERE HEGR — Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hegr, Leigh, son, Michael Keith, 6 pounds, 13 ounces, Apr. 13. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Biddlecome, Ew ing are the maternal grandpar ents. CONNERY — Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Connery, Chadron, daugh ter, Candis, Apr. 16. This is the couple’s second child. Mr. and Mrs. Soren Sorensen, sr., Page, are the maternal grandparents. Hospital Notes ST .ANTHONY’S ADMITTED: April 18 — Mrs. Richard Burger, O’Neill, Mrs. El mer Long, Bartlett, R. B. South, Inman, Mrs. C. Bruce Grimes, Chambers and Mrs. Bert Quick, 19, Mrs. Darrell Neitzka, Spen cer. Timothy McManus, Michael Gene Bishop, Linda Stuifbergen, Arthur Hibbs and Mrs. James Luft, all of O'Neill. 20 — William Hull, O’Neill, Mrs. Donald Cam eron, Chambers, Frank Hammon, Spencer and Mrs. Carl Lucas, Page. 21 — Lloyd Wintermote, Chambers, William Prescott and Mrs. Clark Gaughenbaugh, both of O’Neill and Mrs. Owen Parks, Page. 22 — Mrs. Donald Came ron, Chambers, Mrs. Dale J. Cur ran and Phillip Harrington, O’ Neill. 23 — Margaret Wertz, Mrs. Robert McClellan, Kathleen T. Hamik and Guy Cole, all of O’ Neill. 24 — DeWayne Harkins, Ewing, Paul Moseman, O’Neill. DISMISSED: April 18 — Mrs. Ronald Brion, Lincoln, Mrs. El mer Long, Bartlett, Mrs. Mary S. Havranek, O’Neill and Mrs. Sofia Dobbins, Page. 19 — Mrs. Richard Burger and Mrs. Maiid Brion, O’Neill, Mrs. Jesse Lewis, Spencer, R. B. South, Inman, Mrs Henry Grunke, Emmet and Mrs. Darrell Neitzka, Spencer. 20 — Timothy McManus, Michael Gene Bishop, Edwin Paulsen, Mrs. Lloyd Godel and Michael Gude, all of O’Neill, Mrs. Donald Cam eron, Chambers and Mrs. Carl Lorensen, Fairfax, S. D. 21 — Mr and Mrs. T. D. Hutton, Inman and Mrs. Arthur Hibbs, O’Neill. 22 — Bernard T. Hynes and Will iam Hull, both of O'Neill. 24 — Lloyd Wintermote, Chambers, Mrs. Carl Lucas, Page and Guy Cole, O’Neill. ATKINSON MEMORIAL ADMITTED: Apr 15 — Mr*. Ralph Dam, Ainsworth. 17 — Mr*. Paul Warnke, Butte, Mrs. Sadie Kaiser awl Mrs. Lola Ken ny, both of Atkinson; Mrs. Lloyd Huiigas, Chambers; Mrs. Christi na Schacht, Stuart. 18 — Mrs. Eugene Hamik, Atkinson; Mrs John Lucht, Long Pine. IS — Mrs ohn Kramer, Thomas W. Berry, and William N. Hoffman, all of Stuart. 20 — Mrs. Donald Mit chell, Atkinson. 21 — Mrs. Den nis Kaup, Stuart, Mrs. Maude Clifford, Atkinson. DISMISSED. Apr. 15 - Robbie Dean Wilson, Bassett; Jake Long, Stuart. 16 — Harold Parks, Stu art; Mrs. Melvin Carr, Atkinson. 19 — Mrs. Joseph Walnofer and daughter and Mrs Christina Schacht, all of Stuart; Mrs. Ralph Davis and son, Ainsworth. 20 — Mrs. Paul Warnke and daugh ter, Butte; Mrs. Lola Kenny, At kinson; Mrs. John Kramer, Stu art. 21 — Martin E. Hamik, Stu art. SACKED HEART PRESENT: Carl Gnewuch. Mrs. Harold Bennett and Mrs. Joe Micanek sr.( all of Lynch; El mer Cleveland, Bonesteel; baby Leslie Blum, Naper; Mrs. Isa bel FUsinger, Mrs. Frank Loock, Paul McCoid, John Schommer, John Hagberg and Lloyd John son, all of Spencer; Mrs. Ger trude Marcellus, Mrs. Mamie O’ Neill and Mrs. William Hubby, all of O’Neill; Charles Kinzie, Mrs. Clara Hahn and John Tie fenthaler, all of Butte; George Kubik, Verdigre and Swan Pear son, Bristow. DISMISSED: Apr. 18 — Louis Cranford, Spencer; Mrs. Donald Beckwith, Bristow. 19 — Mrs. Melvin Johnson, Bristow. 20 — Herman Fuhrer, Butte; Guy Nor wood and Mrs. Charles Me Dow all, both of Lynch; Mrs. Bennett Devall, O’Neill; Harry Lewis, Monowi; Ed Goettsch, Spencer; Mrs. Gerald Blum, Naper. 22 — Mrs. Marie Sextro, Butte; Mrs. John Bowman, Lynch. Mary Jenelle Allen, Wesley G. Wolfe Plan May Wedding PAGE—Mary Jenelle Allen and Wesley G. Wolfe are planning a May 25 wedding. The bride to be, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Allen, Page, is a graduate of St. Mary’s Academy and St. Vincent School of Nursing. Mr. Wolfe, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Wolfe sr., Sioux City, was graduated from Heelan high school, Sioux City and Creighton University. Mr. and Mrs. V/. E. Davis, Ewing, wish to announce the en gagement of their daughter, Marie Elaine, and Edwin Fleek, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fleek, Chambers. Miss Davis is a graduate of the Ewing high school with the class of 1962 and is employed at the Northwestern Bell Telephone company, O’Neill. Mr. Fleek is a i960 graduate of Chambers high school and is em ployed with the State Highway Department and is also engaged in ranching. A June 30 wedding is planned. Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Hilden brand of 751 Dearborn Ave., Kankakee, 111., announce the en gagement of their daughter, Judith K„ to Donald E. Fuller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ful ler, Stuart. Miss Hildenbrand, a graduate of Kankakee high school, has a BA degree in English from the University of Illinois. She is a member of Phi Kappa Phi scol astic honorary society and Theta Sigma Phi, professional journal ism sorority. She was also a member of Mortar Board schol astic and activity honorary. She teaches English at J. Sterling Morton Ugh school in East Ci cero, in. Mr. Fuller teaches English at East Leyden high school in Franklin Park, IB. He has a BA degree from Nebraska State col lege. Wayne, and an MS degree from the University of Wiscon sin where he was a Woodrow Wilson FeUow. He has studied at Oxford University in England. No date for the wedding has been set. ...." ..... O'Neill Locals Friendly Neighbors The Fnendly Neighbors Ex tension club met last Tuesday evening with Mrs. Sivesind. Mrs Ben Bazelman was the co-hos tess. The lesson on "Care of Hard wood Floors" was given by Mrs. Bazelman and Mrs. Durvin Kip ple The ladies answered roll call with the making of Easter bon nets. St. Patrick’s Altar Society St. Patrick's Altar Society cel ebrated their first anniversary Thursday night, at the parish hall. Dick Larsen, Terry Brown and John DeWitt, three St. Mary’s students, entertained the group with several musical selections. It was announced that the So ciety would serve the alumni banquet, May 5. The deanery meeting of the Na tional Council of Catholic Women would be held May 1, at the par ish hall. Mrs. Hermsen gave a report on the- rummage sale that was in progress. One visitor and a new member were introduced. Monsignor O’Sullivan spoke briefly to the group. The meeting was in charge of St. Monica's Guild with Mrs Francis Tighe as chairman. St Ann's Guild will entertain at the May meeting with Mrs Charles Mahony as chairman Cactus Kaachettr* The Cactus Ranchettes met Tuesday, April 16 at the home of Twiia C. Hicks Eleven mem bers and two children were pre sent. Mrs. Art Mann presented the lesson on "Draperies and Curtains”. The members finished the cop per tooling pictures for the re mainder of the evening. Mrs. Lawrence Dobrovoiny won "What’s in the House'' gift. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Dwayne An son, May 21. Observes 52nd Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rubeck ob served their 52nd wt-<khng anni veraary. April 21 at their home. Those present for the occasion ww>- Nvr and Mrs. Ivan John son and Roger. Wakefield. Mr and Mr-i. Elvin Ruberk and Ka thy, Moms Rasmussen, all of Columbus. Mr. and Mr* Milford Costs. Lynda and Charles. O'. Neill and Mr and Mr* John Honeywell, Chambers. Mrs. Hugh Carr and Sharon accompanied Mr*. Lynn Fahren holx to Norfolk Monday where they spent the day. The Rev. and Mrs. Ivan Chris toff risen are in Warsaw, 111., conducting Special Evangelistic Services, through May 5. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Heerman, Ainsworth, were afternoon callers at the Fred Heerman home. Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. William Shaw and girls, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Sum mers and Scotty and Mrs. Jul iana Kamphaus and Paul, O'NeUl, Mr and Mrs Jim Stewart and Robbie, Page, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kamphaus and family. Lynch, Mr and Mrs John kamphaus, Burwell, were all Sunday dinner and lunch guests of Mr. and Mm. 'Bernard Kampbaun Cham bera, Mr and Mm Gena Carr, Am elia and Larry Roach, Page, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Hugh Carr, Eldon, Dwayne. Dennis. Linda, Dale and Larry Krugman fiu. berta and Rodney Stahleeker, Martha and Paul Younie, Nancy and Judy Mlinar. Marilyn Pet mm, Karen and Terry He**ae, John Sivesind. Tom ami Helen French*. Sharon McLeiab, Roy and Steve Fox. all attended the Zone N4 Spring rally of the Wal ttier League, held at St Peter’a Uilheran church. Orchard. Sun day Their sponsors were Mr. and Mrs Don Younie. Mr and Mm Joe Siveaind and Mr and Mrs Harold Mlinar Mr and Mrs Alvin Heeae and Mr. and Mrs Sid Frahm were among those from here who at tended the Bingo party sponsor ed by the Page American Legion and Auxiliary at the Veteran’s hospital, Grand Island Thursday afternoon guests of Mrs Juliana Kamphaus were Mr and Mr* Art Hoi* eu-t Mr* Uili Shaw and Kathy. Mr and Mr*. Anton h -*•«. Pag* were Monday <1 Inner guest* of then daughter and family, Mr amt Mr-. Ray Eby Mr*. Bruce Eauat and Kath lerti, Luca*. S. D . earn* to the home of her Mater. Mr* Fred Well*. Saturday ami they all coo turned on to Grand Island for the day Mr. and Mr* Melvin Roach ami Larry. Mr and Mrs Warren Crank and family, all <4 Page and Mr and Mrs Fred Grace, ware all Sunday supper guests of Mr and Mr*. High Carr. Mr* Fred Hear m*u accompan ied Mr and Mr*. L. A Becker to Kansas City last weekend where they runted their daugh ters, Roberta Becker anti Patty Ann Heerman, both attending * ray technician school. Sunday breakfast guest* of Mrs Juliana Kamphuu* were Mr and Mr* Duane Summer* and Scotty and Mr ami Mrs. Bernard Kamphaua and Carl, Chambers. _ MOTHER’S DAY Tribute... a gift of fashion... Mother's Day, Sunday, May 12... PICTURE PRETTY FRESH FLOWERING PRINTS 8.99 • Fresh as flowers, our pastfel A print dresses with crisp little jackets. The sun dress. squared neck, box pleated skirt topped with a prim A mai\darin jacket Practical too,\ the luster finish rayon drees JJL, retains its good looks WithyflKt laundering. Jacket Of A33B Spun Rayon/SHk Mend. Sizes 9/19. 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