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GOIJ) STAR .MOTIIhits of the Atkinson American Legion Aux
iliary unit K«i are shown here presenting an electric auxiliary lamp
to unit president, Mary Kllenwood. Shown (left to right) are: Mrs.
Nusle i'ushia, Mr*. Kred Mack, Mrs. Fred -lungmun. Mrs. George
Goldftiss, Mrs. Win. Huger, .Mary Kllenwood, Mrs. John Zahradnicek,
Mr*. Perry Karnes and Mrs. August Troshynski.
Gold Star Moms
Are Honored
At Atkinson
The American Legion Auxili
ary, Atkinson, held their regular
meeting Wednesday evening. On
June 2 and 3 the junior members
are planning to go to Minatare.
Barbara Mlinar gave a report on
her visits to the Veteran’s hos
pital and the Soldiers and Sail
ors Home, both in Grand Island.
Mrs. Leo Monahan reported that
has been collected thus far
from the sale of poppies.
It was voted to present a tel
evision set to the Good Samari
tian Home. Roy Aten presented
the Unit with a desk.
Mrs. Roy Rios, Mrs. Fred
Mack and Mrs. Carrie Keating
were elected to serve on the
nominating committee.
The Atkinson post will be hosts
to the County convention in Ju
ly and they will honor all past
county presidents.
Following the meeting the Gold
Star mothers and sisters were
honored. Mrs. Claude Humphrey
was in charge of the tea and she
also baked and decorated in gold
a three tier cake.
A trio consisting of Julia Fo
therston, Bonnie Dobrovolny and
Carol Hansen, sang ‘‘My Buddy”
and “Flanders Field”. A poem
“In Flanders Field” was read by
Mrs. Leo Monahan, Mrs Ed
Schmuecker read “Americans
Answer” and Mrs. Roy Ries,
“Poppy Day Facts”.
Mothers being honored were
Mrs. Fred Mack. Mrs. Fred Jung
man, Mrs. George Goldfuss, Mrs.
Susie Tushla, Mrs. John Zahrad
icek, Mrs. Eve Soger, Mrs. Au
gust Troshynski, Mrs. Ray Car
lyle and Mrs. Perry Barnes. Sis
ters honored were Mrs. Frank
Kilmurry, Mrs. Frank Murphy,
Mrs. John O. Olson, Mrs. A. G.
Miller and Mrs. Herman McDan
iels. The program ended with
the hymn of the month, “Onward
Christian Soldiers”.
A beautiful American Legion
Auxiliary lamp was presented by
the Gold Star Mothers to the
Unit for Life membership ex
tended to them this year.
Chambers Legion To
Sell Poppies Saturday
The Chambers American Le
gion will hold their annual Poppy
Day Saturday. Profit from the
sale will go to assist disabled
war veterans.
I
PCA Secretaries
Attend Conference
Mrs. Myrl E. Verzal and Mrs.
Edith J Davidson, Assistant Sec
retary-Treasurers of the O’Neill
Production Credit Association,
have returned home from a two
day conference in Omaha.
More than 70 office personnel
from associations in Iowa, Ne
braska, South Dakota and Wy
oming attended the meeting
sponsored by the Federal Inter
mediate Credit Bank of Omaha.
Beha Helps Publish
Norfolk Daily News
Matt Beha, O’Neill, was one of
thirteen University of Nebraska
School of Journalism students
who published the Norfolk Daily
News, Monday and Tuesday.
Farmers Cast Ballots
On Wheat Program
Holt County farmers gave their
consent to the proposed wheat
program as they cast 81 votes
for and 64 against in Tuesday’s
election. Voters as a whole over
the state turned thumbs down on
the Kennedy administration’s
uiaununu ui uimg icii iners unuer
stricter government control.
On the referendum committee in
Holt county were Otto Terrill,
Page, Morris Graham and Ernie
Kloppenborg, O’Neill.
Rites Held for
Loren C. Doty
At Dakota City
Funeral services were held for
Loren C. Doty, 56, May 17 at the
Methodist church, Dakota City.
The Rev. Lincoln Justice officiat
ed.
Pallbearers were Walter Ren
kel, L. A. Peterson, Ellsworth
Stoen, Henry Krumwiede, Ward
Henderson and Max Cornell.
Mr. Doty was born February
6, 1907 in Clearwater and died
May 13 in a Grand Island hos
pital.
He married Wilma Conner, Ew
ing, September 25, 1933 at Bas
sett.
He is survived by his wife, Wil
ma, daughters, Lorri, Grand Is
land, Mrs. Robert Land and Mrs.
Shirley Hassel, both of Dakota
City, father. Fay Doty. O’Neill,
brothers, Herbert, Rawlins, Wyo.,
Glen, Green River, Wyo., Del
bert, Fremont, sister, Mrs. Mar
dele Kleekner, Ames and three
grandchildren.
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WEST O'NEILL PHONE 531
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Troxel Green Named
To Holt Fair Board
The board of directors of th
Holt County Agricultural Sociel
has appointed Troxel Green. An
elia, to fill the vacancy create
by the death of Lloyd deed. Th
fair will be held on Aug 12, l:
14 and 15. Korkow-Sutton Rode
Co. will furnish the stock for th
RCA approved rodeo and Th
Strong Amusement Co will hav
the carnival on the midway
The AQUA approved Sout
Fork Quarter Horse Show will b
held on the 15th.
Legal Notices
i First pub. May 23. 1963»
John R. Gallagher, Attorney
NOTICE OF HEARING OF
PETITION FOR DETERMINE
TION OF HEIRSHIP
In the County Court of Hoi
County, Nebraska.
In the Matter of Estate No. 4631
of Robert E. Cook, Deceased
THE STATE OF NEBRASKA
To all persons interested in sait
estate, creditors and heirs take
notice:
1. 'Oiat G R. Cook has filed
his petition alleging that Roberl
E. Cook died intestate in O'Neill.
Holt County, Nebraska on or
alxiut February 25, 1955, tieing
ci resiaem ana innamtant ot iioit
County, Nebraska and died seised
of the following descrilied real
estate, to-wit:
an undivided one-half interest in
and to Lots 15 and 16, in Block
35, original town of O’Neill, Holt
County, Nebraska
leaving as his sole and only heirs
at law the following named per
sons, to-wit:
Zella Cook, his widow, Robert
VV. Cook and G. R. Cook, his sons.
2. That the interest of the pe
titioner herein in the above des
cribed real estate is by inheri
tance, he being a son and heir
at law and praying for a deter
mination of the time of the death,
the heirt. the degree of kinship,
and the right of descent of tha
real propet'Ty belonging to the
said deceased, in the State of Ne
braska, which petition will lie for
hearing in this court on June
13th, 1963, at 10 o’clock, A M.
Dated at O’Neill, Nebraska,
this 22nd day of May A D., 1963
(COUNTY FRANK CRONK
COURT County Judge
SEAL) 5-7c
Amelia News
By Miss Florence Lindsey
Mrs. Esther Wood, Mrs. Ola
Ermer and Mrs. Belle Winter
mote, Chambers, were supper
guests with Mrs. Edith Ander
sen Saturday evening.
Mrs. Julia White is visiting her
nephew, Glenn White and fam
ilv Hpr HaiicrHfrsr re XT'*-1
Braddock and a friend brought
her here from Watertown, S. D.
Mrs. Braddock is moving from
Watertown to Spearfish, S. D.
where she will be teaching sum
mer school.
Mrs. Jim Bilstien was able to
return home after the first part
of the week from the Atkinson
hospital where she had under
gone major surgery. Her aunt,
Mrs. Stella Sparks, has been
helping at the Bilstien home
during her hospitalization and
since she returned home.
Mrs. Fred Morsett, Royal, vis
ited the Lindseys Thursday. Mrs.
Morsett and Florence Lindsey
were school mates many years
ago. Mrs. Morsett’s daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John
Sicheneder recently purchased
the Leo Adams farm near Cham
bers.
Mrs. Gertie Adair, Mrs. Lind
sey and Florence Lindsey visit
ed Mrs. Maude Forbes Saturday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Backhaus
entertained at a birthday dinner
Sunday, honoring Mrs. Edith An
dersen. Those present beside the
honored guests were Mr. and
Mrs. William Fryrear, Mrs. Or
land Fryrear, Mr. and Mrs. Ver
non Berry and Mr. and Mrs. Ear
nie Johnston.
Mrs. Ralph Adair. Allen ant
Dick were dinner guests Sunday
with Mrs Gertie Adair. Tbej
e went to O’Neill in the afternom
to visit her parents, Mr. am
* Mrs. Frank Peter.
(! Mr and Mrs. Gene Hansen
e Bill, Sherry and Bonmlee attend
, ed the stock car races in Stu
’ art Sunday.
Judge and Mrs. Don Mathison
e Stanton, called on Mr and Mrs
e Lew Backhaus Sunday afternoon
George Fullerton went to Grand
a Island Monday evening to meet
Mrs. Fullerton who was return
ing home from a visit with their
son Don and family in Haw
thorne, Calif. She also visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Spath ami a sister, Mrs. Kieth
McMillen while there.
Bob and Rusty Adair went to
Coday Saturday to visit their un
. cle, Bill Gilman
Mr. and Mrs. John Rohe and
daughter, Estel and Wilma, Ne
ligh, visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom
, Baker Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Lindsey and Florence were
dinner guests Sunday with Mr
and Mrs. Carl Schade.
There will be a farewell din
ner Sunday, May 26, at the Am
elia Methodist church annex hon
oring the Dick Doolittle family.
Everyone is invited Bring a cov
ered dish and your own table
service.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hansen.
Scott, Chris and Robin went to
Ceresco Sunday to visit their
parents and attend graduation
exercises there. Mr. Hansens
sister, Donna, was one of the
graduates. They returned home
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Skrdla, At
unison, visneu ai lummie Bakers
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Walter Slaymaker and
pupils of the Inez District clos
ed their school term with a pic
nic at the schoolhouse Sunday.
Mrs. Kieth Shellhase and pupils
also had their closing day picnic
Sunday in the Johnnie Mohr dis
trict.
Little Bryon Wolcott has been
a victim of measles the past
week.
Mrs. Bernard Blackmore, Mrs
Vern Sageser, Mrs. M. L. 9age
ser, Mrs. Ralph Rees and Miss
Florence Lindsey, all members
of the Amelia Progressive club,
attended the May Tea of the
Extension club at the Chambers
Methodist church Tuesday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Butterfield
are parents of a daughter, Gay
leen Glee, born Sunday, May 19,
1963 at the Atkinson Memorial
hfKnital Qhh u/oiaVuvl £ IKe in
ounces. Mrs. Butterfield is the
former Zelda Edwards, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Edwards.
Amelia. They have a daughter,
Doretta, and two sons, Randy
and Loren.
Pete Frahm entertained his
family to a dinner at Burwell
Saturday evening in honor of his
birthday anniversary. Those pre
sent were his son, Hienie and
wife, a daughter, Mrs. Jerome
(Hilda) Krutz and husband, Stan
ton and Mr. and Mrs. Don Dan
kert. Chambers.
Hienie Frahm planted potatoes
Monday.
The Amelia school closed their
school term Thursday. A nice
crowd attended the picnic at the
school house. Mrs. Orland Fry
rear and Mrs. Harold Fullerton
will return to teach next fall.
Mrs. Hienie Frahm and Mrs.
Gene Thompson and families
were O’Neill callers Monday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Fix and
family have been enjoying sev
eral visits with her brother, j
Richard, who recently returned
from service in Germany. Rich
ard married while there and they
have a little daughter, Mona, so
they have been getting acquain
ted with Mrs. Baker and Mona.
Richard is the son of Mrs. Er
nest Lane, Newport. She for
merly lived in Amelia and was
a cream buyer. She was then
Mrs. Doris Baker.
Mrs. Vern Sageser accompan
ied the Beautiful Valley Garden
club, Chambers to Yankton, S.D.
Monday on a sight seeing tour.
Vern Sageser went to Sioux
City Sunday. He had cattle on
the Monday market.
"ACTION AT AUCTION"
IN VERDIGRE . . .
LARGEST CROWD EVER attended last Monday’s evening Auc
tion in Verdigre. Nearly 100 horses as well as a good representa
tion of other livestock were sold in the sale that ended at
12:30 A.M.
At the morning Butcher Hog sale receipts were nearly double
that of a year ago. ACTION WAS REAL GOOD ON ALL CLASSES
WITH A TOP OF $16.05 with the bulk of the good lightweight
butchers selling from $15.65 to $16.00. Heavier unsorted lots sold
from $14.75 to $15.25. We ask you to compare these prices with
prices paid anywhere.
FOR NEXT MONDAY
1000 to 1200 Hogs Starting 11:00 a.m.
Regular Evening Sale starting 7:00 p.m.
200 to 300 Pigs — Brood Sows — Boars
*
Several Real Fancy Ponies suitable for children
1 Polled Hereford Bull, 3-yrs—old—2 Angus Bulls
We have yet to hear on a consignment of 30 DAIRY COWS
FROM Holt County. CALL US FOR MORE INFORMATION ON
THESE. Also listed 11 WF Stock Cows, heavy springers; 32 WF
Steers. 660 lbs.; 150 to 200 Mixed Cattle in assorted listings.
REMEMBER TO COME EARLY — EAT YOUR DINNER IN
THE LIVESTOCK MARKET CAFE. Open all day. Specials every
Monday.
IF YOU HAVE LIVESTOCK OF ANY KIND FOR SALE —
BRING IT TO VERDIGRE ON MONDAY.
VERDIGRE LIVESTOCK MARKET
Don Jensen, Mgr. Phone 4881 In Verdigre
I Mr and Mr* Darrel Slaynui
' er and sons and another coupl
Albion, camped at Swan Lake o'
i er the weekend and visited «
Sunday with Mrs Slaymakei
parent*, Mr and Mrs Bern)
Kennedy Mrs Dick Doolittl
and boys were also visitors then
Mr and Mrs Ceroid Collie
and family. Amelia, Mr. an
Mrs. Dave Ferguson, Norfoli
plan to visit at the Tenus Mac
sens over Thursday night an
attend gr;»duation exercises t
Chambers High School. Neal Mac
sen was one of the graduates
O'Neill Locals
Don Tempiemeyer, who leave-;
soon for North Platte where hi
has accepted a coaching position
will be honored by the Knights o
Gdumbus Thursday evening at i
special social. A soft ball game
will^ also be held by the Knights
at 6:30 at the softball park.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mock
Spnngview, were visitors Friday
in the home of Mrs. Della Eby
Mr. and Mrs. Mock were return
ing from Knoxville, Tenn., where
they had been visiting their son
Clarence, who is employed by
TVA. Mrs. Mock and Mrs. Eby
are cousins.
The Elkhorn Project club met
May 14 at the home of Mrs. Hat
tie Kindlund with a 6 o'clock cov
ed dish dinner. Their husbands
were guests.
I’he lesson on "Meat Selection,
Care and Cooking" was given by
Mrs M;*rv Uuncn
Ruth Claussen. A lesson on •‘Ex
ercises for a Lifetime” was pre
sented by Mrs. Minnie Higgins.
Next meeting will be a pic
nic at the park, June 9, begin
ning at 5 p.m.
Mrs. Juliana Kamphaus, Carl,
Bartlett and Paul were Sunday
supper guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John Kamphaus, Burwell.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Mlinar
and family were Sunday dinner
guests of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Larson, Clearwater.
Lars Larson, Sioux Falls, was al
so a guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mullen call
ed at the C. H. Switzer home
Sunday afternoon.
Connie Brockman was one of
24 members of the Phi Beta Lom
ba Business organization of Evan
gel College, Springfield, Mo., to
V15vif. rhipjlffn rnnontlo 'T'U;..
the clubs spring tour. They vis
ited various manufacturing indus
tries and other points of interest.
Saturday night caiiers of Mrs
Juliana Kamphaus were Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Shaw and girls, Carl
Kamphaus, Bartlett and Anthony
Kamphaus, Lynch.
Dr. and Mrs. Wallace and fam
ily, Wahoo, spent the weekend
here visiting Mrs. Wallace and
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Kersenbrock
Mrs. Ed Lofquest, Ewing, call
ed at the Lottie Lofquest home,
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Grage called at the
Hugh Carr home on Tuesday.
Sunday breakfast guests of Mr
and Mrs. Duane Summers were
Karl Kamphaus, Bartlett, Paul
Kamphaus and Mrs. Juliana
Kamphaus.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Froelich
are planning on leaving today
(Thursday) to spend the weekend
visiting their daughter and fam
i
[• ily, Mr and Mr* B E Wan
f, ser. Sioux City.
r- Mr an i Mr*. Gene Carr and
n Mr and Mr* Dar-ell Carr, all .4
s Amelia, Larry iloach. Page, were
e all Sunday guests of Mr am!
e Mr*. Hugh Carr
• Mrs Lottie Lnfquesl entertain*
r rs! Sunday at a family dinner in
J honor of her mother. Mrs Vina
Munson's 90th birthday.
Those attending were Mr and
1 Mrs Elmer Allen and family, Mr.
t and Mrs Lawrence Lofquist, Mr*
Dick Stracka, Cindy and Ricky,
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Focken
.
and Mrs DeWayne Philbrick and
family Afternoon callers were
Mr ami Mrs. John N, Gallagher
and Mr* W. M Strutymcre
‘ Mrs Munarm received many
. cards and gifts which she great
! ly appreciated.
Mr. and Mrs Lee Cummins,
Portland. Ore , have been here
visiting the past two weeks with
her parents, Mr and Mrs. C M
Pierion and other relative*
Mr and Mr* Tom Harrison
and daughter. Pocatello. Ida. vua
ited with her aunt and unde.
Mr. and Mn. C H Swttger. Mon
day.
Frank Arnta rger, Norfolk, visit •
ed his niter, Mr* Juliana Kamp
ha us Monday.
The Auxiliary of World War I
met Monday at 8 at the l.eglon
hall with a good attendance Four
delegates were elected to attend
the state convention at North
Platte. June and Jo The aua
Uiary made two pair of extra
largo pjs for the Veteran'* H.**.
pital at Grand Island After the
business meeting a social hour
followed. Hostesses were Mrs
Hattie Rhodes. Mr* Jess Wilt*
Margaret Steckmeyer and Mrs
Bert Winched
Mr and Mr* Lurry Wyatt and
daughter were Wednesday night
guest* of Mr. ami Mr* Lowell
J dtnson. They were euroute to
M.nnesota and then on to Wash
frigtnn St Hr CoImi thin fall Mr
Wyatt just fimabed tu» Air Wofrt
aervlc* Mrs Wyatt woi formerly
Joann Searlea. niece of Lowell
Johnson
Ml* Matte Weller, Atkimam,
was a weekend guest of Mr. amt
Mr# Lowell Johnson
Mr# John Pmnt of i 'hadron
came May IS to attend her grand
non. Kua*y Jntwis.ru* graduation
from itu* eighth grade Huaay re
turned to ( hadron Sinday with
hi# g rami mot her to spend the
aummor
limner gursta Wednesday at the
Ward Smith homr in hor of
their daughter, Judy a graduates
were Mr and Mr# William Hart
man, Alan ami Linda. Mr amt
Mr# Jerry Smith, all of H«
warden Ig Pwryl Smith uml
Marie, Westfield
Mr. and Mu. Motett Smith.
Iretan, la . ami daughter. Marl
lyn. Sioux City, had dlfiner
Wednesday evening with Mntert'g
m »ther. Mr* F J Smith
A new owner every thirty seconds!
n *ouuar
Going OLDS
is Gib >
Going Thing!
We could any “nearly 1,700 buyers
a day,” or “over 10,000 new owners
a week!” Fact is, Oldamohile sales
are really soaring! And why not?
It was a dollar-saving Olds Dynamic
88, for instance, that swept Class
“G” in the 1963 Mobil Economy Hun l
Add stunning, go-places style . . .
sensational Itocket performance. No
wonder value -wise people are going
Olds at such a fantastic rate, 'fry a
Igas-saving 88...at your I-lealer’s now!
-THERE S “SOMETHING EXTRA" ABOUT OWNING AN OLOSMOBILE!. SEE YOUR FRIENDLY OLOSMOBILE DEALER!
Spitzenberger Chevy-Olds Co.
fast Highway 20 O'Neill, Nebraska Phone 62$
CONGRATULATIONS
TO THE
O’NEILL NATIONAL BANK
ON THE COMPLETION OF YOUR NEW HOME . . .
We are happy we were chosen to furnish the building materials
for this fine addition to our town.
O'NEILL CAN BE PROUD OF YOU!
Mo ire - Noble Lumber Co.
Phone 32 O'Neill, Nebr.