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Tm EE IhhE A A S) (L SCOPE i Ai Cou Maj May, P' Ji I Jui li Jui Mr. and Mrs. Gerald. Lowell of Topeka, Russell Cenoor- dia, Mr. and Mrs.

Pete Larsen were Monday guests of Hazel Larsen. Mr. and Mrs. Royce Larsen, Karen, Craig, Dane and Jan of Topeka were Memorial Day guests of Mrs. Chris Larsen.

Mrs. H. D. Doubek, Mrs. Jack Fischer, Diane and Debbie Reed attended the Annual Home Day celebration at the Martin Luther Home and Scliool in Beatrice, Sun- Mrs.

Tom McConwell of Kansas City spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Amil Nelson. Mr. McConwell came Tuesday and then returned home Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Simms, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Lesovsky, Mr.

and Mrs. John Dart, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith, Dr. and Mrs.

H. D. Doubek attended the Kansas State University dinner at Beloit Monday. Mrs. Tom Ott, David and Jimmi, Merritt Island, returned to their home Sunday after spending two weeks with Mrs.

Olive Abraham. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Munger were week fend guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Forest Jackson of Lawrence. Saturday they attended a luncheon for five of Mrs. Munger's friends who attended school from kindergarten to college. Helen Carchidi of Wichita, returned home Sunday after spending a week visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Helen A.

Lane and her aunts, Patricia and Mary Jo Lane. Mrs. A. Q. Miller of Salem, left Tuesday after visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Merle Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Monte Miller and family, Thur.sday, June 8, 1967 No. 43 The BellevUle Teii-scopc eutjscrlptlon -itXoe per yeor In Republic and adjoining counties.

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Kan.sas-6B935. -a: CONSTRUCTION of the clubhouse at the new Republc County Recreation golf course progressed to the floor of the second level this week. Weather permitting the contractor plans to have the ture finished in about five weeks. The swimming pool has been completed as far as possible until city water is piped to the site. Telescope Photc JL Mrs.

Mark Miller and Debbie, Miss Margo Miller. Mrs. A. Q. Miller, Mr.

and Mrs. Lloyd Miller, Ft. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Miler attended the Patterson reunion at Clay Center Sunday.

Mrs. Grace Machamer, her daughter, Mrs. Joel Riddle aiul Tim of Holyoke, were hcc for Memorial Day, guests of Mrs. Irene Hanzlick. Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Robertson Minneapolis, were guests of Mrs. R. S. Robertson over Memorial Day and visited Mrs.

W. P. Switzer at Osborn and attended graduation of Tommy Robertson in Newton. They returned home Tuesday. Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Robertson of Atchison were Memorial Day guests of Mrs. R. S. Robertson.

Mrs. C. F. Abrahams of Overland Park, Mrs. James Pent'old, Kansas City, Mrs.

Wayne Williams, Manhattan, Mr. and Mrs. $25 REWARD For information leading to the arrest and tion of the individuals re.spon.sible for the break-in at the Golf Course Club House Saturday night, 3. Republic County Recreation Ass'n. CYNTHINI ANN is the seven months old daughter of AE3 Willard and Mrs.

Whaley of Sunnyvale, Calif. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Will Rytych, Munden, Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Whaley, Effingham. Great grandmothers are Mrs. Anna Rytych, Munden and Mrs. Lulu Neill, Atchison. Norman Johnston, Janet and Kirt of Salina were Memorial Day week end guests of Mrs.

Ida Nelson. Monday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Ball and family were Mr. and Mrs.

Dee Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ball, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fry, Mr.

and Mrs. Melvin Morley and family of Edna, Mrs. Mabel Davidson of SaUna in honor of Ronnie Ball's fifth birth- i day. Mr. and Mrs.

Perry Beckstead and Dick of Murray, Utah, were Sunday overnight guests of Mr. FORA A SUPER GIFT- mm. )000, SLIPPERS Please Order Your FATHER'S DAY DRY CLEANING NOW Just 10 More Days Phone JA 7-5114 and Mrs. Benton Bachelor and Allen. Mrs.

Clarence Baldwin and Tammy, Scott Baldwin and Mrs. Freida Ahrens were Sunday ilin- ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ahrens. Mr.

and Mrs. Roger Baldwin, Fred Hudson who had returned from Denver were evening guests. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Muhe of Walthill, were Memorial Day visitors of Mr.

and Mrs. Matthew Baxa. Michael Baxa of Columbus, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Baxa and Carl Ball, is spending a few weeks here Charles Snook and Jackie Thompson of Portsmouth, Ohio, visited the past week with his mother, Mrs.

Florence Snook. Thursday evening dinner guests of Florence Snook were Mrs. Frank Novotny, Mrs. Joe Shepek, Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Roubinek, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Whitney, Jackie Thompson and Charles Snook.

Frank Krob was in Kansas City Monday for a meeting of the Board of Directors and Council Members of the Kansas Professional Photographers Association. Mr. and Mrs. A. W.

Armstrong of PhilHpsburg, Mrs. W. K. "Wyman and Lizabeth of Yankton, S. spent the la.st—week with Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Leedom. All of them drove to Topeka for Memorial Day. Cleland M. Callan from Washington, D.

and his father, Charles Callan of Lincoln, visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leedom first of the week. They drove to Phillipsburg Monday to visit Mr. and Mrs.

A. W. Armstrong. Houseguests over the Memorial Day weekend of Misses Josie and Mary Konovalski were Mrs. Rosa- He Konovalski, Heringlon, Mrs.

W. B. Kennedy and Judith, Kansas City, Mrs. Lottie Konovalski, Mr. and Mrs.

Don Konovalski and family, Omaha, Neb. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Konovalski and Karleen, Formoso, were Saturday evening guests and they all attended the alumni banquet. Mrs.

Clarence Baldwin and Tammy of Warrenton, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Baldwin and Scolt of St. Charles, visited Sunday at the home of Mrs. Frieda Ahrens.

Mrs. John-Badjet, John and Krystal of Manhattan were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. S.

Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson and family. Mr. and Mrs.

H. S. Anderson attended the graduation of their granddaughter, Terry Ray in Cape Girardeau, last week end. They returned bringing back a granddaughter, Judy Ray. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul B. Wenda, Belleville, left for Aberdeen, a week; ago, Wednesday to visit their son, Capt. and Mrs. Paul L.

Wenda. Accompaning them are their grandchildren, Coleen, Paula and Mary Beth. A guest of Mrs. Edith Larson for two weeks was her brother, Harley Milner from Bison, S. D.

He returned to his home Monday. Frank Larson of Sparks, came Thursday to spend a few days with his mother, Mrs. Edith Larson and Mrs. Glenn Barker and family of Blue Rapids, Mrs. Ruth Lyons and Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Cole of Concordia. They were all guests of Mrs. Edith Larson and Mel Stubbs on Sunday. Callers of Mrs.

Edith Larson MISS VICKIE JO CLARK, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Clark of Olathe, has graduated from the Trans World Airlines training center in Kansas City, and is currently based at Los Angeles, assigned to TWA Star Stream jetliner flights. Mrs. Stella Bednar of Be'lleville and Mrs.

Mary Clark of lola are her grandmothers. Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Holmgren from Fort Worth, and Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Freeman of Belleville went to Topeka Sunday for the commencement exercises of their son, Rosse, who graduated from Washburn University, where he received a Doctor of Law degree. Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Lynn and children of Kansas City, spent the past ten days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C.

Lynn. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Woodman of Concordia visited at the Bill Lynn home Monday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Edd Saip and Maryann, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Saip and children, all of Cameron, were Saturday visitors. Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Lynn and children, Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Lynn and children were Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

W. C. Lynn. -Dorothy Branson and John, of Milwaukee, visited Monday with John T. Branson and Mrs.

Ora Moore of Belleville. Mrs. Ira Frasure and Cindy of Fort Walton Beach, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank R.

Krob and Curtis while Mrs. Erasure's mother is ill. Mr. and Mrs. David Hoard have been visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Hoard and Mary, Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Krob and Curtis before taking over their duties at Mo-Kan Camp in Kansas Mo.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Westbrook and Amy Jo of Denver spent Memorial week end with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn M.

Housholder and attended the alumni banquet. Ben Doctor and Miss Marjorie Doctor of Lawrence came Tuesday. Mr. Doctor was an overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs.

George Doctor and Miss Marjorie Doctor was an overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rizek. Miss Judy Cherney of Wayne spent from Friday to Sunday with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

George Doctor. Thistle Spraying Aerial-aitd Spray Now Before Thistles Get Any Larger Also Spray For Weedy Wheat, Milo and Corn Spray Before The Weeds Get Large Contact Stuart Sutton Chester, Nebraska FA 4-5285 If No Answer, Call At Night Ray Olden Larkins Ray Olden Larkins, was born November 11, 1890, in Republic County and died June 3, at the Blue Valley Home in Hebron at the age of 76 years, 6 months, 23 days. He was the son of Daniel and Mary Larkins and received his education at the Prairie flower school. He lived his entire life in the vicinity. His parents preceded him in death, one infant brother, Earl, and one sister, Mrs.

Edith Rieke. The survivors are one brother, Lloyd, one sister, Mrs. Zelda Mosier, seven nieces and nephews, many other relatives and friends. Funeral services were held at the Christian church in Chester Tuesday, June 6, and interment was in the Chester cemetery. Luke Rene Denoyer Luke Rene Denoyer, son of Ella and Alarie Denoyer, was born in Palmer, Dec.

28, 1386 and passed away at the Republic County Hospital in Belleville, on May 28, 1967 at the age of 80 years and 5 months. He lived in Palmer until the year of 1904, when he moved to Republic Kan. On May 25, 1910 he was united in marriage to Ida Pearl Tedrew. To this union six children were born. In 1918 the family moved to Scandia where he spent the remainder of his working for the railroad, and service station attendant until his retirement.

On May 25, 1960, he and his wife celebrated their Golden Wedding. He was a member of the -Scandia Masonic Lodge, of which he was secretary for many years, and a member of the Modern Woodman. Preceding him in death was two sons and two daughters, his parents, two sisters; Mrs. Bertha Thomas and Mrs. Dora Tipton, one brother.

Twin Denoyer. He is survived by his wife Tearl of the home, two daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Vernice Cardwell, Scandia; Mr. Mrs.

Lenabelle Willis, La Junta, three grandsons; one brother Leonard Denoyer, North Loupe, three sisters, Mrs. Louise Strom, Scandia; Mrs. Esther Mahagan Lincoln, Mrs. Celia Powars, Republic, many nices, nephews, other relatives and friends. Funeral services were at the Bachelor Faulkner Dan Funeral Home, Scandia, May -31, sronvi 'cl son officiating.

Interment was in White Rock Cemetery. Graveside services being conducted by banon Lodge No. 221, A.F. A.M. of Scandia.

LADDIE C. Laddie C. Stierwalt, son of Charles Stierwalt, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Stierwalt, Hubbell, lost his life in Vistman, May 26.

survived by his wife, parents, sister and brother, grandparents, and many other relatives. LENORA CARPENTER Mrs. Lenora Carpenter, 80, of Lincoln passed away Friday, June 2. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Wilber (Beulah) Huber, two sons, Vinton of Weldon, Iowa and Leland of Lincoln, four grandchildren, thrae great grandchildren, one brother, Vinton Brown of Hubbell and many other relatives.

DWIGHT MOSIER Dwight Mosier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight L. Mosier of Denver, passed away at Denver, June 5, 1967 at the age of nine months. He is survived by his parents, two sisters, Joyce and Charlotte of the home, grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Charlie Popelka of Munden; Mrs. Frank Mosier of Phoenix, great grandmother, Mrs. Merton Pressnall. Funeral services will be held from graveside Friday, June '9, 1907, 1:00 p.m.

at Tabor Cemetery. Henry Kalivoda Henry Kalivoda was bom oh a farm four miles northeast of Agenda to John and Rosalia (Benyshek) Kalivoda, October 30, 1898, and passed away May 20 at the age of 68 years, 6 months and 20 days. At the age of three he fell and injured a nerve so he never talked again bwl understood when talking to him. Mass was at the St. Isidore church at Cuba, sung by Father Mattass and burial was in the cemetery there.

He was preceded in death by his two sisters, Anna May and Bertha, one brother. He is survived by his stepmother, Antonia Kalivoda, two si.sters, Barbara Regnicr, Agenda, Julia Hudson, Westminster, three brothers, Frank, Agenda, Steve, Cuba, John, Wray, a ho.st of relatives and friends. I RENTED IT THROUGH THE WANT ADS CHOOM EXTRA FIRM OR GENTLY FIRM Sealy Either comfort gives you the deep- down support that only pedic has designed in cooperation with orthopedic surgeons. No morning from sleeping on too-soft mattress. each PC from 79 full twin TIBBETTS BROS.

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