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Rain Being Needed "Voice of The Frontier" TWELVE for Growing Crops PAGES This Issue * d A fortnight ago farmers and ranchers were confronted with • * New Police Chief excessive moisture. Their crops were lagging because of cool Geis Increase weather and frequent showers. Pay Not so now. North-Central ’s BIG Newspaper Late June and early July hot winds have dried out "the surface Wert’s Salary $250; moisture and it’s impossible to Volume 74.—Number 10. O’Neill, Nebraska, 8, 1954. Seven find a tiller of the soil who is Thursday, July Cents Petition Filed not hoping for rain—right away. Persons who are visiting out- Lost 22 The city council in regular | lying sections of the county re- Ring eve- a definite Fred Truax Dies monthly session Tuesday port need for moisture Brisk Years Is Found ning authorized a pay increase everywhere, particularly in the Filings | of $25 per month to the newly- north half of the county, which ATKINSON — in appointed police chief, Joe Wert. seemed to have been short- Twenty-two Lynch Hospital Crash Fatal years ago, Mrs. Ella Hoppe lost The new pay figure is $250—in- changed compared to other sec- Highway Til 1st her Atkinson high school class creased from $225. tions when the rain valves were July was a of the ring. She member Also granted a pay increase left open last month. Funeral Rites class of 193 L Are was Mrs. Don Douglass. who Pastures are showing the ef- Lawrence Kramer cioes clerical work for the city. fects of a moisture lack. Saturday, Held found the while Wednesday She was from $50 to $75 Zero Hour ring raking upped and to his Mrs. E. Ressel of O’Neill Hoppe — Y per month. Harry garden. LYNCH Funeral Lincolnite services said he noted some water her mother, Mrs. Emma Kaz- were oung conducted on Brought under consideration standing in northeast portions da, a number of years ago sold Wednesday Settles on 7 from the Wesleyan Meth- was a filed by R. H. of the but, even so. he Gillespie the house and lot where Kra- petition county, odist church here for Fred Truax Parker and bearing 50 signa- declared, moisture is wanted. mers now live. Band Concerts ! Wilbur Well* 68, Redbird resident, who died Killed tures. The petition expressed Supervisor Contest; Mrs. Hoppe said the ring Friday, July 2, in Sacred Heart Continued Grass the council's The northeast section has been had a in to opposition to plan “fairly high polish” hospital at Lynch. Ford’s Park Enroute Home from to bring Douglas street and visited by hail, wind, cutworms, Cork for Treasurer spite of being lost for more I L‘ cloudbursts, cool weather and _ W- M>'ers of portions of Fourth street under than two decades. r Spencer, Effective Wednesday, July 14, since the Lutheran Research Asked Holiday in O'Neill a street improvement district. dry spells growing Everybody—well, almost ev- pastor, officiated and the regular weekly concerts by — burial was in the season began, and com is show- erybody is a candidate for Scottville cem- the O’Neill Municipal band will A etery. 25-year-old Lincoln man The district was created a ig the effect of the varied assault something in the forthcoming be played in Ford’s park instead Wilbur W state Della Travels 155 Wells, was fatally ini month ago to conform to by the elements. primary election, which falls on Walker, 80, of at the bandstand. Group jured The late Mr. Truax was born early Tuesday when the highway department instructions Com generally throughout the Tuesday, August 10. This was announced this week September 6. 1885, at Cham- on Holt which he was a tantamount to retaining U.S. county looks “wonderful,” how- There were two zero hour fil- by Charles W. Houser, band di- Tour leftWf passenger berlain. S.D., a son of state highway 64 about their wheat have been on — Burial at Stuart Spencer two* highways 20 and 281 along ever. Oats and ings Thursday, July 1 the and rector. Starting time for the con- miles Lounetta Truax. He came Outstanding results were northwest of Bellwood routes. State and federal from the moisture lack. deadline. — present suffering t© certs will be unchanged 7:30 Ws have threat- will be L. G. earli- Nebraska as a small child. shown as to what can be done to wife, Rebecca,, highway engineers The hay crop probably Gil'espie of O’Neill p.m. and theirWeUsi infant to er had Resident of Nebraska increase and daughter, ened bypass the city unless a little late this year. filed for First district At Wahoo on There is no for production quality 6 Patsy, November 16 plan moving ol weeks, were to these steps are taken. C. E j Week’s weather summary; supervisor on the republican 1907, he the bandstand to the hay from native meadows. ?*e.their returning married Ida White. They park. home m Lincoln after hav- I.undgren, a spokesman for the ticket. He withdrew from the Since 1881 became County Agent A. Neil Dawes Hi Lo the parents of 11 chil- ing spent the Fourth of O'Neill Taxpayers’ Committee race when Charles Switzer en- reports there were more business- July 93 64 dren—three of whom preceded weekend with relatives in — O’- asked the council to rescind the July 1 tered his name on the same tick- STUART Funeral men along this year and, as a re- 95 67 services their father in death. Neill. ordinance would result in July 2_ et. then filed for coun- were Mrs. Chet Fees sult of the additional ranch- which Gillespie conducted Tuesday, July 6, Mr. tour, 3_ 82 63 Truax farmed for many ers street-widening. July ty assessor, a position that for- for Mrs. Della Walker, about 80, and businessmen want the Mr*. Well* said she July 4_ 95 56 years and had been making nis vru Numerous citizens filled the merly he had held for several widow of the late Edward Walk- program to continue. driving the car and loat control 5_ 98 65 home in Redbird. He was re- council chamber Tuesday eve- July terms. er. The rites were held in Wins Powder Race commented that when the the “Many they machine struck a July 6_ 96 69 tired. rut ning. Community church at 2 p.m., would not have believed there in the road. As the car went 7_ 93 64 As the zero hour neared, He was a member of the Luth- Some residential owners verb- July. with Rev. D. D. Su, church pas- could be so much difference be- into the ditch, the door Gillespie withdrew from the eran church at Schuyler. 11-Car opened ally protested additional paving. tor, officiating. Event Proves tween fertilized and unfertilized and Mr. Wells fell out. assessor chase but insured his Survivors The council has several requests Burial was in the Stuart cem- include: Widow; grassland” Dawes explained. It Weichman name will be on the ballot by ! sons—Fred E. She said the in the hopper to create addition- ‘Marge’ etery. of Lynch; Rollie Holiday Feature was estimated that some car turned up- for and plots side districts. refiling supervisor. Pallbearers were Donald I Harry, both of Schuyler; down and fell back on its al paving Acclaimed Krot- would increase 200 per cent. action was taken on the Queen John Walter Richard of Redbird; daughters— Mrs. Chet Fees of right side, pinning her husband No Another last-minute develop- ter, Newman. Ou&rt, O’Neill Phosphorous application increas- matter. Only routine Leonard Ora and Mrs. Henry Hull of Verdel; Mrs. grabbed first-place honors in the underneath. highway STUART — Miss M a r r i e ment was the of Roberts, Yarges ed the clovers to such an extent jo filing Lloyd James Walker of “powder She summoned business was handled. Cork of Fred Zink. Omaha; Mrs. puff derby’’—the fea- that clover had aid froin. (“Marge”) Weichman, daughter Page for county treasur- Robert ture people thought Acting Mayor Crabb adjourn- Della Rhodes was born July Cochran of Bloomington, of Sunday’s Fourth of July been seeded. neighboring farms but Wells- of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Weichman er on the democratic ticker. died ed the council to convene again 26, 1874, at Winterset, la., a Calif., and Mrs. Dale Bessert of stock car race show at the Air- Holt before he could be removed of Stuart, was crowned queen of Cork, a World War II veteran, is county grassland research from the at 10 a.m., today (Thursday). daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Redbird. port Speedway. Eighteen hun- work wreckage. the seven annual American Leg- currently manager of the Am- dred has attracted many men Rhodes. At the age of 7 she im- Pallbearers were T. J. persons looked on as Mrs. I Funeral services will be con- rodeo here Sun- erican Legion club at O’Neill. Graham, from the research staff at the ion-sponsored migrated with her parents to Leon Mellor, Clifford Wells, Hal- Fees’ jalopy churned around the ducted at 2 p.m., Friday. July 9, 4. The coronation was of Omaha, an .University of Nebraska. Those from Senate Aspirants day, July Keya Paha county in Nebraska. lie Rosenkrans, Ray Wilson and oval ahead of Mrs. Wayne Fox I the Assembly of God before a crowd attorney who is now serving his I attending the tour from the un- performed large The went back to Iowa Arthur Bessert. of O’Neill, second; Miss Ida church in O’Neill. Rev. S. K. first term as a republican con- family versity were: Dr. M. L. to Visit O'Neill by George B. German, Yankton, but returned after two Schmuecker of Baker, Biffle, pastor of the Lincoln As- gressman, was chosen Saturday years— Atkinson, third, associate director of the S. D., radio personality. in 1891—to Keya Paha county. and Mrs. Bill Kelley of O’Neill, experi- sembly of God church, will offi- by the state GOP committee as Freight Train ment station; Dr. T. H. Two republican XJ.S. senate Miss Weichman was graduated She was married in 1894 to Ed- fourth. Gooding, ciate. He will be assisted by Rev. the party’s nominee for the U.S. Is Derailed— at the have O’Neill on their with gronomist college of agri- Wayne the hopefuls from Stuart high school the senate in the elec- ward Walker at Bonesteel, S.D., Hall, pastor of O’Neill forthcoming eleven cars were entered in ulture; Dr. M. D. exten- itinerary within the next few class of 1954, receiving high sch- and they became the parents of KILGORE—Fourteen cars of Wedon, church. Burial will be in the. tion. Meanwhile, Sam Reynolds, the gal show, which ion soils man; days. olastic honors. During her school one daughter. a Chicago and North Western delighted Perry Branch, Stuart cemetery. Omaha coal dealer, was named the huge audience. of Nebraska founda- David Martin of Grand Is- career she was active in vocal moved to Stuart in 1396 freight train were derailed 2!t> holiday University by Gov. Robert Crosby to fill the They E. M. Brouse The late Wilbur land, retired state GOP party ex- miles west of Kilgore. tion; agronomist in W. Wells and band music, dramatics, pep interim caused the where she had since resided, Other results: noon vacancy by charge of Don Burz- was born April 7, 1929, oo a chairman, will stop here at club was ser- for a short time spent in the Supt. Al Johnson of Chadron grasswork; (she cheerleader), death last Thursday of veteran cept First heat: Robert Kersch of farm Friday, July 9. During the fore home. said it was believed the derail- loff, extension range and pasture north of Butte. He was ved on Wrangler staff four years Sen. Hugh Butler. Long Pine rest Lynch, first; Dwayne Philbrick noon he visit Bassett at 10 ment was caused some specialist; and Les graduated from Butte will and was editor of the class annu- The late Mrs. Walker had been by object of Scheffield, high of Omaha, for- O’Neill, second; Bob Ford of outstate school. and Atkinson at 11. Martin will an invalid for 15 dropping from a freight car and testing service. al. mer congressman, was denied the years. Atkinson, third. go from O’Neill to Plainview. Survivors include: Daughter splitting a tie. Doctor Baker and Mr. Branch The lady-in-waiting was Mary right to file for the office be- Second beat: Gene Hansen of He formerly worked for the Congressman Carl T. Curtis of Mrs. P. E. Johnson of The derailed cars all were car- praised the people of Holt Catherine of cause Secretary of State Frank (Gladys) Amelia, first; Ben Hartgrove of county Forburger Stone in the Jansen, daughter — company Minden, campaigning for Beaverton. Ore.; brother Roy rying liquid asphalt. Two broke for making it possible to carry Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jansen and Marsh had closed the office at Ainsworth, second; Joe Lincoln but recently had been long-term senate seat, will visit Rhodes of Stuart: sisters— Mrs open and another was leaking. out such a research project that a 5 Senator Butler was still Schmuecker of third. an at Lincoln General Holt county during his tour of graduate of St. Joseph’s high p.m. of Burton and Johnson said it would be Atkinson, would have been orderly then and died only a few Flora Sylvester Third heat: R.obert Fox impossible if it The lived at western Nebraska next week. He school in Atkinson, class of 1954. alive abovn. 24 hours before the rails of had not been hospital. family Mrs. Lura Behrends of Trumbull: for the ranchers, Third and on young women chosen hours before midnight—which Ainsworth, first; Chuck Fox of Main streets, West plans to be in O’Neill Satur- Eight by one and one great- were cleared. and businessmen i was the deadline for filing. grandson, O’Neill, Fox of farmers, pledge 17. ballot at a Western club dance on the train was second; Wayne Lincoln. day afternoon. July a The engineer to give to the Founda- Buffett was going to take granddaughter. O’Neill, third. University Survivors include: Widow — Mr. Curtis is a veteran of 16 were competing for the honor. of Chadron. suit to the Ralph Wrightson Fourth tion $1, 000 per year for five has con- Other candidates were mandamus supreme heat: Dwayne Borg of Rebecca; daughter—Patsy Kay; >ears in the congress, Mary The conductor was Guy Clayton years. “We have the only scratched — to Ann Bar- court but finally gave up 4-H ers m O’Neill, first; Dean Ratliff of parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter sistently supported legislation Allyn, Carolyn Cobb, Compete of Chadron. the surface on idea. Atkinson, second; Paul Shald of grassland manage- Wells, who reside on a farm maintain agricultural income, to bara Flanigan, Jane Henderson, he These are the names that will Stuart, third. ment,” contends. three miles north of lower taxes, and to reduce gov- Rudina Wewel, and Leola Jane Judging Here Today Butte Chet — appear on the county ballot come Feature: Dwayne Borg of O'- Randolph, farm service brothers Fred of O’Neill and ernment spending. Weichman. director day: An 150 Holt and Neill, first; Dean Ratliff of At- for Radio station Robert sister — Sharon Bigelow had been primary'election estimated WNAX, of Butte; Mrs 4-H club boys and kinson, second; Robert Kersch of was present with his recorder Robert of nominated but declined because Dist. Boyd county (Doris) Allendorfer Head SUPERVISOR—First to to- Gene and made a Young School in Omaha and Miss girls are expected compete Lynch, third; Hansen of transcription which O’Neill. of her studies (Includes First and Third wards. was day (Thursday) in judging dem- Amelia, fourth; Chuck Fox of heard Friday at 8:30 p.m. The fatality will not be count- Jansen, as first alternate, re- O’Neill) Dies After onstrations. O’Neill, fifth. Those interviewed were Clarence ed as part of the holiday death Surgery placed her. L. G. Gillespie, O’Neill-Rep. Livestock judging will take i Consolation: Leo Monahan of Ernst of O’Neill, Dr. Baker of the toll because it occurred after Miss Weichman as queen will WOOD LAKE — Funeral ser- Charles Switzer, O’Neill Rep. place at the C Bar M Hereford Atkinson, first; Everett Wester- experiment station in Lincoln; midnight, July 5. appear in Ak-Sar-Ben and Bur- vices were held here for the Ed Flood, O’Neill --Dem. ranch, five miles south of O’- man of Norfolk, second: Paul Harvey Tompkins of Inman, E. Mrs. Wells and the baby were well rodeos and the Atkinson hay Dem. Wood Lake superintendent of Ed Murray, O’Neill Neill, where K. C. Fouts of Lin- Shald of Stuart, third; Bob Ford M. Brouse of Lincoln, Neil taken to a David City hospital days. Ryan schools and coach, who died in Dennis S. Murphy, O’NeilLDem. coln, extension animal husband- of Atkinson, fourth; Dwayne of O’Neill, and County Agent for treatment, but were released Cowboys were entered in the a Valentine hospital. ry man, will be in charge. Philbrick of O’Neill, fifth. Dawes. the following day. rodeo events from as far away SUPERVISOR—Second District from the He was Bernard L. Logerwell, j A group of leaders Trophy dash: Robert Fox of A number of women were on as Montana and Oklahoma. Scott, Steel 42, head of the Wood Lake I They (Includes Paddock, state 4-H club office will be in Ainsworth, first. the tour. A outstanding exhibitions of Willowdale, Antelope, | young lady from schools for three years. gave Creek, charge of handling home eco- Twenty-four cars showed. Don ! Austria who is Record bronc calf Shields and Inman studying in the Throng had been hospital- riding, bulldogging, Iowa, nomics tests at the O’- and Boshart rolled :n Logerwell judging Borg Roy : United States was along and was roping, bull riding and other precincts) ec ized since May, when he under- Neill public school home the heat race and consolation particulary Views Fireworks events. E. L. Miner, O’Neill-Rep interested in the went an operation for a bra;n room. race; Joe Adkins turned over in work and ranch Event winners were listed as Star-Rep. life in the sand- tumor. N. A. Linquist, the consolation. A record hills. Miss Elsie Peter of O'Neill crowd gathered Sun- He came to Wood Lake in 1951 follows: Art Tomlinson, Inman-Rep. won a 23- R. A. Cahill Resigns George Brainard her and Mr. day evening at the O’Neill Coun David Shellen- T. Inman — Dem. accompanied Ran- from South Dakota. Bulldogging— Harry Moore, Page School Position— jewel Bulova wrist watch given try club and parked automobiles of Marietta, Okla. Atkinson-Dem. dolph. his berger — Logerwell is survided by Dare! Bright PAGE R. A. Cahill has re- away Sunday at the O’Neill air- choked the nearby side roads Bronc riding—Skip McKillip Clarence Donohoe, O’NeilL- Dem. ivias. ivx. rrencn, sr., and wife and two sons. as mathematics teacher port speedway. The watch was for the annual Fourth of Alliance O’Neill Dem. signed I Mrs. Merwyn of July Mr. was active In of George D. Hansen, the McIntosh Jewelry I French, jr., Page, fireworks exhibition. The Logerwell Jen- in the Page public schools. given by Mrs. Cal and enter- central Nebraska school | Bareback riding—Chuck Bob Tomlinson, Star-Dem. Allyn Mrs. Charles north Mr. and Mrs. Cahill are in of O’Neill. all tainment is underwritten by the sen of Stuart. Inman _ Rep. Mulford, of Stuart found the and athletic circles and frequent- j Harvey Tompkins, Platte Center this week. Upon Airport Speedway managers, Country club and no admission, Walters, O’Neill-Rep. trip through Holt county inter- ly officiated at basketball games Henry their will move to Gordon Harper and Hugh Ben- is charged. return, they esting. They enjoyed the visit at at O'Neill. Wheat Quota Penalty Floyd Frahm. Page-ReP- have a son, said the next show will be Valentine where they Seeks Short Term th E. E. Gotschall R. V. Lucas was chairman of Set At SI.12— District 18. home where SUPERVISOR—Third home. Sunday, July Mrs. the fireworks committee, assist- Alexis R. A. Dvorak. Mrs. Ernest Becomes The marketing quota penalty (Includes O’Neill Second ward, Joseph oi Lincoln ed bv Leigh Reynoldson. Stokely ■ Gotschall, sr., and Mrs. Dean on “excess” wheat of the 1954 Coleman, Saratoga, Out-of-State Guests— (above), prominent University MRS. BAKER DIES Grattan, Gotschall served Earlier a blind bogey handi- E. and Pleasant of Nebraska professor and for- the entire group ! crop is $1.12 a bushel, Harry Rock Falls, Belle Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Melsho- LYNCH—Funeral services for was Assistant Agent refreshments. This was cap golf tournament staged chairman of the Holt View Wash, visited mer president of the Lincoln Mrs. Nick a resident greatly | Ressel, precincts) ski of Aberdeen, Baker, 74, since at the club. Winners were Rev at home of Rotary club, has filed for tne appreciated the day was hot Harry Siokely, 1954 graduate county agricultural stabilization Francis Wabs, O’Neill-Rep. over the weekend the of Lynch for the last 50 years, R. J. Parr of Laurence republican nomination for the and many had already traveled Atkinson, of the of Nebraska and conservation committee, an- Henry Winkler, Atkinson Rep. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lanman. David were held Tuesday, June 29, at University in the nearly 125 miles. Haynes and Ed Campbell, sr^. O’Neill — Rep. was a short-term U.S. senate. college of agriculture, arrived nounced last week. Clarence Ernst, i Falk of Jonesboro, Ark., the First Methodist church here. both of O’Neill. Mr. Alexis contends re- __ Dem. the July 5. to begin his du- Albert Sterns, O’Neill and Saturday guest of the Rev. Anna Nelson officiated. Monday, The rate is uniform througout Friday sources of Hutton New Head Honors for the longest drive —- Nebraska must Holt ag- John Sullivan. O’Neill Dem. be the I ties as assistant county the as directed un- Lanmans. Mrs. Baker is survived by of who is country and, “carefully managed and pre- Inman Club— went to M. J. Golden, ricultural agent, working under der 45 of District widower; a son, Buss Greene; law, percent SUPERVISOR—Fifth — laurels for land- represents served.” He declares the U.S. INMAN > club president; A. Neil Dawes. Gideon Date Set— two Mrs. Wilson The Inman Com- County Agent the wheat parity price as of May Emmet, Swan, Josie, must be daughters, Ray a drive closest to the pin in Holt (Includes strong enough to de- munity club met eve- ing Mr. Stokely resided 1954. Fairview, Lake, next Gideon meeting will and Mrs. Cleo Binkerd; 20 grand- Monday j 1, Wyoming, The fend itself, but out in June at went to Haynes. countv for a' time last summer the points children and 16 ning, 28, the high school Farmers who do not Shamrock, Chambers and Conley be held Friday, July 9, at his “it is great-grandchild- he was at the comply campaign literature, gymnasium for the regular June when employed precincts) Rosenkrans home at Dor- ren. with their wheat acreage allot- Roger dangerous to send our boys out session. Ray Siders, Austin Sutton ranch. Kenneth Barthel, president, Lou ments and sell their wheat must sey. into the world where the So- was in charge. This was also Kissinger j Jack Harty and Miss Joan Mc- the pay a penalty on their “excess” Chambers---^€P viet would like to keep them annual meeting and the follow- Dunnam Is in A. Hoerle, Chambers Rep Cormick, both of Chicago, 111., in Iowa i wheat. Their wheat crop is also Lloyd The Frontier for printing occupied for our own destruc- ing officers were elected for the' Expires Mariannas— D. Smith, Chambers _ Rep were weekend guests of ineligible for government price I red Prompt deliveries. tion.” holiday coming year: ATKINSON—William T. Dun- Leslie Lieswald, Chambers Rep his mother, Mrs. W. H. Harty. CELIA — Lou Kissinger of support, Ressel said. .Dem T. D. Hutton, president; James nam, commissaryman first class, Edwin A. Wink, Chambers Washta, la., died there Wednes- The first of the wheat Coventry, vice-president; Mrs USN, husband of the former Miss buyer day, June 30. Burial was m becomes liable for the penalty if SUPERVISOR—Seventh District Melvin Michaelis, secretary, and Dorothy J. Erb of Atkinson is Ira Washta Saturday, July 3. the farmer at the time of market- (Includes Atkinson city, Atkin- JVatson, treasurer. Art Tom- serving abroad the U. S. naval Mr. and Mrs. Lou is not a wheat son Sand Creek and linson, Kenneth Smith and Lewis Kissinger in the Marian- ing able to present precinct, Rodeo Is Scheduled com- air station, Agana, were residents of the Celia marketing card or wheat market- Dustin) Night Kopecky, jr., were elected di- na islands. Atkinson-Rep. rectors. munity about 40 years ago. He is air certification as evidence that Alex Frickel, the ing — i The station is navy’s Atkmson.Rep. CHAMBERS Holt county especially appropriate this year. contribution to Nebraska county ! A Dutch lunch was served at survived by his wife, one son his crop is penalty-free. In such Floyd Butterfield, stone in the Pacific, fair-goers this year will he “Due to the early dates of the fairs. A check for $500 was mail- the close of the and one stepping a the should collect Otto Gloor, Atkinson-Dem. evening. Mr. and daughter. area. It case, buyer ro- fair and the ed be used for plays _ new: to Guam-Mariannas T. Withers, Atkinson Dem treated to something A lateness of the hay permanent : Mrs. Herbert Nielsen and Mr. Frank Kissinger of Atkinsor- units and the penalty and transmit within D. host to operating fleet deo will be staged under the arc crop,” Wink said, “the patrons j fairgrounds improvements. : and Mrs. Glen were cof- is a 15 days to the treasurer of the CLERK Burge brother. to transports on their flights east, COUNTY lights. of the 1954 fair will find it more President Gleed said the Ak fee hosts. Holt county ASC committee if in addition to providing necess- Kenneth Waring, Page-Rep. Bronc bustin’ and bulldbggin’ convenient to attend an evening ] grant and the county’s matching! the wheat was in this __ Dem. Burial Rites for to all units in this produced Homer Mullen, O’Neill under the is to show.” fund are being used to erect a West ary support lamps expected Point City Hall, Infant— county, the chairman explained. en- frame 32’x40’ with con-1 Borg area. COUNTY ASSESSOR appeal to hundreds of rodeo There will be two contests_ building Landmark, Is Razed— thusiasts from near and far and crete floor to house 4-H Burial services for Rhonda Su- Wm Wefso, Atkinson Rep. one each on the night of Wed- exhibits, WEST POINT— West Point’s Armed Forces Saved swell the fair attendance. project club entries and 4-H' san Borg, infant daughter of Mr. PURCHASE LAUNDRY Joe Winkler. Emmet Rep. nesday, August 18, and Thurs- city hall, erected in 1890, is be- On Air Transportation— demonstrations. and Mrs. Ronald Borg, who died INMAN—A sale was S. Brittell. O’Neill- Rep. aay, August 19. The rodeo purse ing razed to make for a public Fay Fair dates this year are way were held at at the WASHINGTON—Use com- will total one The of the $500 check Sunday morning, held evening of ATTORNEY * thousand dollars mailing modern fire station Thursday COUNTY Monday through Thursday, one-story 11 at cem- in the mercial instead of military air plus entry fees. to Holt is part of Ak’s program The a.m., Monday Calvary Charles Sobotka residence Wm. W. Griffin, O’Neill Rep. August 16-19. These dates are ornate tower on the land- with Rev. for domesic move- of financial assistance etery Very Timothy west part of town. The remain- transportation John R. Gallagher, O’NeilLDem two weeks earlier than usual. providing mark has been refnoved. Meanwhile, the annual from a 50-thousand- O’Sullivan officiating. der the Elmer proper- ment of armed forces members pre- to the fairs of Krueger CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT mium list soon n a will be pub- dollar fund earmarked for im- The child was bom April 8 and was sold. resulted saving of $44 million Arrangements for the night HUSBAND DIES ty Jack Arbuthnot, O’Neill Rep. lished by The Frontier and died at St. and fam- last Robert Harrison show were on June 18 provements of this type. Anthony’s hospital Mr. and Mrs. Krueger year. Rep. Howard D. Manson, O’NeilL-Rep. setup Mrs. Ward Fuerster and chil- of Nebraska’s Third district said when members of Coun- extensively circulated through- Sunday, July 4, after a short are now located at Caldwell, the Holt out dren of Spokane, Wash., who ily the county. illness, at the age of 3 months where have Some 88 million man-hours were COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT ty Agricultural society board of Lynch Navy Man were relatives in Ida., they purchased visiting Ew- and 26 re- directors met with Walter days. a serve-your-self laundary. saved by military personnel Alice L. French, O’NeilLJNon-pol. Plug- Lloyd deed of Chambers is Gels Promotion— ing and vicinity, received word from service ge of well-known mid- She is survived by her leased maintenance, Bartlett, society president this year, suc- Monday. June 28, of the death of parents, COUNTY SURVEYOR western rodeo so- LYNCH— The bureau of naval one 18 and flight duties. producer. The ceeding Vem of Amelia. her husband, who suffered a brother, months, and her Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Johnson Sageser has announced an ad- George Collins, O’Neill Rep. ciety annually sponsors the Hoit personnel heart ailment. Mr. and Mrs. Leo grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Axel, and Mr. and Mrs. J. It.Harmon Usual preparation of the build- in to fair, which is the highpoint of vancement rating radioman Vandersnick took her and the Borg of O’Neill and Mr. and Mrs were Sunday, July 4, guests of Returns to Wyoming COUNTY SHERIFF ings and grounds already has be- for community life in this south- second class, USN, Erryl C. children to their home. August Kramer of Stuart. Mrs. Mr Mrs. M. L. Hannon. After Week Here— gun. Lights soon will be install- and Leo S. Tomiack, O’Neill _ Dem. Holt town. This son of Mrs. Albina is the county year’s for Millacek, jr., Borg former Miss Rose- Everett Siders of Gienrock will ed the night rodeo. while A1 Sipes, O’Neill Rep. exposition be the 62nd an- Millacek of Lynch, serving Because the area of visibility mary Kramer. Mr. and Norman Kirk left for his home nual affair. Ak-Sar-Ben officials in Omaha attack Mrs. Wyo., Tuesday aboard the aircraft car- is narrow, it may be hundreds of Norfolk visited over the week- after a week in O’Neill COUNTY TREASURER to Edwin this week announced Holt coun- spending According Secretary rier USS Midway operating with df years before any one place on MANY PAPERS end with Mr. Mrs. John his Mrs. A. was ty was the and Gil- | visiting mother, Maggie Ed Hancock, O’Neill Rep. Wink, it the opinion of among early recip- the Sixth fleet in the Mediter- the earth has a total of has ients of eclipse Turkey 116 daily newspa- strap. 1 Siders. Lloyd Cork. Page_Dem. the board a night show would be Ak-Sar-Ben’s nev/est ranean. the sun. _w | pers.