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THE BELLEVILLE (KANSAS) TELESCOPE THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1932 Society Building and Lofl'w Annual Turkey Feast The fourth "Turkey Feast" of the and Indies of the Belleville liuildtng and Loan association was held at Hotel Elliott, evening. January .12, at 7 o'clock. This much anticipated annual event had ils. origin four years ago in a memorable banquet given bv Mr. and Mrs.

(I. Hain at their home at 2020 I street, where a spirit of L'l iendly eo- was established, which is basnnlly renewed, at the return of his season, in meeting and dining 'her. The long banquet table in (lie -private dining room of the Hotel Elliott was amassed with flowers and ferns, the plate cards blending in colors with the flower decorations. A few humorous, iinproptu alter dirtner talks created much n-erriraent, after whieli the company, adjourned to the Blair Theater where seats had been previously reserved. The -officers and their wives are: M''.

and Mrs. CI. Saip, Mr. and Mrs. 10.

L. Nelson, Ml', and Mrs. A. E. Norrh OCIAL CALENDAR Phone The Telescope, Ho.

38, lor Listing. Thursday, January 14. Ladies of: Presbyterian Calendar entertaining the men of the church with dinner in church parlors. Begins o'clock. Monday, January 18.

guerito Keith, hostess, assisted' St. James Guild, Miss Marby Miss Olive Wells, at the Keith home. Begins' 8 o'clock. Fifth Annual Keystone Class Oyster Supper and and Mrs. Mr.

and Ml'! R. Mr. and Mrs. F. R.

Bachelor, and Mrs. P. 11. Mr. Mrs.

A. Ilollandsworth, Mr. Mrs. J. P.

Nr and Mr. and W. T. Porrv. Club "The The Shakespeare club was delightfully entertained at the heme of Mrs.

A. (iregg on Friday, January with Mrs. 10. M. Crane, assisting hostess, Ik'he subject, for the afternoon being a study of the Jewish people, the following papers- were very capably and interestingly given: "Literature of the Jews''.

Airs. V. B. Week-; "Music of-the E. Riddlebarger; "The Jew in Mrs.

Albert Bachelor and Mrs. George C. Rabel; and "The Jew- in Palestine Mrs. E. J.

Hor- Mrs. Riddlebarger illustrated her talk with several Jewish chants beauti sung by Mrs. C. V. Gundy.

Following the lesson, a delicious lunch was served by the Lost esses. other than the club were Mrs. Elizabeth Brigham and Mrs. Minnie Levitt. Mrs.

Belcher Hostess. Mrs. Clarence Belcher was a delightful hostess to the members of the Amicus bridge club at her home Wednesday evening. January (i. A business meeting was held at this time and Mrs.

Dwight Mapps. Mrs. 0. B. Tucker, and Mrs.

II. A. Kioffer ore voted in as new membei's. The of the evening passed with bridge and the hon-i were given to Mrs. H.

E. Ryther and 'Mrs. Fred Ilruza. At the eve- liing's '-lo-o, the ho-toss fia.intv lunch. i Mrs.

Rabel Again Heads Baptist Women The first, meeting of the Women's Linif-n of the Baptist church for the year was hold at the lovely I homo of Mrs. P. 1 'L Jorgensen, The president, Mrs. George 0. Rabel had charge of devotionals which consisted of prayers, scripture and songs.

At the business the following officers were elected to serve during Geo. Rabel, president; Mrs. Logan Short, social vice president; Mrs. ('. I 'j.

Riddlebarger, missionary vice president; Mrs. M. Klopansky, treasurer; Mrs. Joe Ku- cbera, secretary; and Mrs. IL If.

Smith, press correspondent. Plans were also made I'm" the order of meetings and meeting plans for the year. Mrs Bon trice Snyder then rendered a piano solo, a selection of In-- music, which was highly appreciated. Riddlebarger in charge of the missionary lesson, took the members "Retracing Pioneer Trails North Dakota" a very interesting lesson on the work of Baptist eojpor- in sparcely a settled section of the country. The the af- iiei'noon was in charge of Miss Anil a'i Creighton and the New Year's rose- i lotions made were many and varied, Miss Catherine Policy then snngj two well rendered selections, "The' I "Slumber Boat" and "Bowl of Mrs.

H. Turner and Miss May Cooley I were the assistant hostesses for the and all present left with them many hearty wishes for a happy New Year. Church Streets m. Robert 1.1:00 The Keystone class of the Christian church held their fifth annual oyster supper in the parlors of the church Friday evening, January 8. The class, which contains a membership of over GO, is under the leadership of the Rev.

P. O. Davis. The evening passed very pleasantly with games and other entertainment. Previous to the supper, the regular business meeting was held and John Skelton, class president, submitted his resignation, necessary because of added duties as Sunday school supei- intondent, and Mrs.

Ralph Eraser was chosen to take his place. Appointive offices for the new year were filled: Mrs. J. R. Weslriek, chairman of the entertainment committee, Mrs, James.

Rail, chairman of the I lower committee, and I). L. Gunnels, press correspondent. At the close of the business meeting a delicious oyster supper was served. The men of the class were hosts to the women and the supper was under the direction of Clark Botfs, Marshall Reecher, James Ball, Ross Swenson, and 11.

L. Gunnels. or 1 1 a d. (IUI The Ttl Crr.) Friends of the happy couple will he interested in learning of the recent marriage of Miss Dorothy Nor- duud, daughtci'-of Mr. and Mrs, Axel Norlund of Wayne, to Mr.

Blanchard, one of the Blanchard brothers who Jive on the W. I. McFarland farm southeast of Relleville. The ceremony look place Saturday, January 2. The bride, a charming young lady, has been a successful school -seven is teaching this year in the Kunkle district north of Wayne.

The groom, an energetic young farmer, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Blanchard of Hebron. Wesleyan Methodist Corner 17th and Sunday school 10:00 a. Rati if fe, superintendent.

worship and sermon a. in. Voting peoples' meeting 7:00 p. m. Evangelistic services 8:00 p.

We extend a cordial invitation to the public. C. E. Huscher, Pastor. Methodist Church Regular services for the church are scheduled next Sunday morning and evening.

The orchestra plays at at; the beginning of Sunday school. Specials in music also for the church hours. Get the church habit. On January 21 we are asking all members to register at the church. If is to be roll call Sunday.

See the bulletin for announcement of the special service for that evening. A district missionary meeting is to be held at Kensington on January 27. The W. F. M.

S. meets this Thursday afternoon with Mrs. W. A. Shaw.

James G. Roberts, Pastor. St. James Episcopal Church Rev. II.

C. Alden, Rector 1.0:00 a. iiiTSundny school. p. in.

Evening prayer and scr- man. Holy Communion at a. m. first Monday in each month. the Entertains With Bridge.

Airs. .11. A. Kieffer de three table--- i her home, mi west day evening, January 1 pleasant evening was f'ullv e-n- bridge at street A most spent with cards for which Mrs. Clarence liel- e.her received a dainty gift for having the high score and Mrs.

Howard Towlo for low. The following enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs. Kieffer: Mrs. L. L.

Coleman, Mrs. Charles Baker, Mrs. Fred Jlruza, Mrs. II. M.

Arrowsmith, Clarence Lahodny, 11. E. Rvther. Airs. Howard Towlo, Mrs.

Clarence Belcher. Mrs. Bert Barrett, 'Mrs. Frank and Miss Mabel Barrett. Progressive Rook Praty.

'i'he Sunday school class of the Chri-tian church of which Airs. A. Mess is teacher, entertained with a progressive rook party at the home (if Air. and Airs. George Swiercinsky, Thursday evening, January 7.

An enjoyable was spent with and at a late hour a dainty lUiieh was served to: Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Tucker.

Mr. and Airs. Harry Hell. Mr. and Airs.

Frank Mr. and Airs. Charles Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Fav Doolev.

Mrs. Dwight Mapps. Miss Wanda Parrott, Miss Veda Sanfoi'd, Ralph White, Everett Par.rott, Ralph Bureman, Harold 1'arrolt, Glenn Lockwood, Ralph Douglas, Harold Ilanchett, Joe Traylor. and Air. and Mrs.

Swiercinsky. Officers for the year were elected: Boll, president; Airs. George Swiercinsky. vice president; and liar 1 ilanchett, secretary-treasurer. Legion Auxiliary Holds Open House On Tuesday the American Legion Auxiliary had their annual membership drive meeting in the Legion hall.

At 1 o'clock, members, those eligible to membership, and guests assembled, each bringing a covered dish land a very bountiful lunch was en- i joyed. After lunch the meeting was I called to and new members were taken into the organisation: Frank Ferguson. Mrs. C. C.

Thomas, Mrs. W. C. Miles, Airs. Roy I Ferguson.

Mrs. Howard Towlo, Mrs. Ch.as. Snook, Mrs. F.

D. Smith, Mrs. L. L. Coleman and Miss Lucille Fer- iguson.

After this, Hie guests Miss Evelyn Springer and Miss Veva Griffith who is from the Concordia 1 post, were made welcome and the business of the day was disposed of. It. was decided owing to the increased membership, to bold all future meetings at the Legion hall. This was a very successful meeting and Mrs. 1 Carmony the president issues a standing invitation to anyone eligible In the auxilliary who was not able to this meeting to come to any of the regular meetings, i Surprise for Airs.

Eraser. A surprise card party was given at the home of Mr. and Airs. V. Fra: ser of Wayne in honor of Airs.

Frai scr's birthday Monday evening, Jan- uary -1. The evening was spent in i dancing and playing cards at four tables at which Clifford Hazen and Airs. AVm. BonCda" received high favors and Air. and Airs.

Denzil 'Campbell low favors. At a late hour i a delicious lunch was served to Mr. Airs. Sylvester Gettvs, Mr. and Airs.

Lorn Smith, Air. and Mrs. Clifford blazon, Mr. and Mrs. Win.

Beni eda, Mr. and Airs. Dcnzil Campbell, (Mr. and Mrs. James Sorick, and-teWr.

land Airs. G. V. Eraser and family. 1 Ladies Industrial Club.

The Ladies Industrial club had its first meeting of the new year at the home of Mrs. Grace Kallman on December 30, 1031. There wel-e 17 members and 3 visitors present. Installation of the following officers pvo-drlnnt, Mrs. Flora Mu! aal Benefit Club.

7 dorr's Union Correspondent) The Mutual Benefit club met Wednesday. December 30, with Mrs. Olive Nelson as hostess. On account of bad roods and weather only nine members were present and two guests, Mrs. Brandstrom and Airs.

Albin Isaacson. The afternoon passed pleasantly in visiting and a delieiou.i lunch was served. The next meeting will be Thursday, January 14, with Mrs. Olive Mahan as hostess. Contract Bridge Party.

Air. and Airs. L. L. Coleman entertained informally with contract Midge at their home Saturday ove- n'rig, January it.

Mr. and Mrs." B. A. received clever gifts for having the high scores of the evening and a dainty lunch was served at a late hour. Guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Coleman were: Mr. and Mrs. A. Q.

Miller, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. C.

C. Snook, Mrs. A. G. Hooper, and Miss Mabel Barrett.

Social Circle Meets. The Social Circle met with Mrs. Charles Hanzlick, January 8 with 13 members present. The afternoon was spent in guessing contests and with the business meeting. At this time it was decided to meet at 2 o'clock instead of 2:30, during the winter At the close of the meeting delicious lunch was served.

The -oct meeting to be with Mrs. Agnes January 20. To Meet With Mrs. Baker. The next meeting of the W.

W. club will be with Mrs. W. P. Baker January 20, at time plans vail be made for the annual club dinner.

Waite; vice president, Mrs. Name Mlinger; secretary, Airs. Edith Cobb; and treasurer, Mrs. Cecil Waite. After a short business meeting, the remainder of the afternoon was spent visiting and sewing.

Late in the afternoon the hostess served a delightful lunch. iY Altar Society Meets. The St. Edward's Altar society met Thursday, January 7 with US members present. It was decided to have a program February 7 and a committee to be in charge was appointed: Mrs.

S. H. Blair, Mrs. Frank A. J.

Pachta, Airs. W. F. Splichal, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs.

M. L. Baxa, and Miss Josie Konovalske. Mrs. Blair- and Mrs.

Wm. Roberts served lunch. On account of ibad weather, the officers will serve i lunch at the next meeting, February 4. Monday Night Bridge Club. Miss Louise Carstensen charmingly entertained the Monday night bridge club on the evening of January 12.

Following a 7 o'clock dinner at the Hotel Elliott, the club enjoyed a pleasant evening at Miss Carstensen's home, and bridge honors wore given to Airs. P. W. Pierson and Mrs. Sanfoi'd in the evening, dainty refreshments were served to the club members and their guest, Mrs.

James R. Elliott. Mrs. Virgil Marsh became a new member at this time. Marriage License Issued.

A marriage license was issued from the probate judge's office to Miss Lillian Louise Rundus, 21, Belleville and William E. Kalivoda, 22, Narka, on Tuesday, January 12. Heins-Lovci. (liy The Teltienpc't Narka Correspondent) A very pretty wedding was solemnized at Belleville. at 0:30 o'clock, Thursday, January 7, when Miss Ramona Heins, daughter of Mr.

A. C. Heins of New York City and Mr. Rudy Lovci, son of Air. and Airs.

J. Lovci, of Narka, were united in marriage. The Rev. J. G.

Roberts read the impressive ring ceremony in the presence of the witnesses, Miss Helen Lovci, sister of the groom and Mr. Melvin Heins, brother of the bride. The bride was attired in a lovely brown flat crepe with matching accessories. The groom wore an Oxford gray Mrs. Lovci is an honor graduate of the Rusk in high school with the class of 1927.

She took an active part in school activities and a most prominent part in debating. She has attended the University of Nebraska and has been a very successful teacher for four and a half years At the time of her marriage she had been teaching at Big Springs, resigning at Christmas time to become the bride of Mr. Lovci. Mr. Lovci also graduated with honors from the Narka high school in 1923.

lie too, took an active part in school activities and was an all star guard and center in basket ball. He has attended the University of Kansas at Lawrence where he is a member of the honorary business fraternity, Alpha Kappa Pi. While in school there he took an active part in football until an injury prevented his further participation. On Friday, January 8, a wedding- dinner was served at the Joe Lovci home in honor of the bride and groom. Mr.

and Mrs. Lovci are at home at Narka, Kan. Brilcs-Leece. Miss Jaunita Briles and Air. Elven S.

Leece, both of Fornioso, were united in marriage in a quiet ceremony which" took place at the office of the probate judge at Belleville on Monday, January i), 1032. The bride is the daughter of Air. and Mrs. AY. O.

Briles of Amorita, and the groom, the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Leece of Lovewell, Kan. Mrs. Leece was charming in a frock of light blue crepe with matching accessories, and the groom wore a business suit of dark brown.

The young couple will make their home on the groom's farm near nioso. First Baptist Church Sunday school a. m. Topic, and Preaching service 11 a. m.

"The Doctrine of Sancfificafion. What, is When and Where Do We Got If" Evening worship 7:30 p. snb- iecl, "Rekindling I he Gift of God That is Within Thee." The orchestra will render some special music for our services next Sunday. Ala he a date with us for next Sunday for both services if you are not. goiitpy elsewhere to church'.

Men, you are invited and will be welcome. M. S. Humphrey, Pastor. St.

Edward's Church High mass on the first, third, and fifth Sundays of each month and on a.U holy days at 10 o'clock. Services and fourth Sundays at 8 o'clock-. A cordial invitation is extended to all. The Golden Text is, "This is the record, that God hath given to us eternal life, and this life is in his iSon." (1 John Among the citations from the Bible I the following: "And this is life eternal, that they might know Thee I I he nnlv true God, and Jesus Christ, whom thou hast sent" (John The Lesson-Sermon also includes passages from the Christian Science, textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Eddy, one of which reads: "'This i-- life says is, not shall be; and then he defines everlasting life as a present know- ledge of bis father and of 'he knowledge of Love, Truth, and Life" (p. '110).

The entire service is radiocast every Sunday at; 11 a. m. over station WREN (1220 kilocycles). Wednesday evening service at 8:00. Christian Church Bible school 10:00 a.

m. Skelton, superintendent. Communion 11:00 a. m. Sermon, 11:30.

Christian Endeavor p. ni. Prayer anil Bible study evening, 7:30. The steady increase in attendance a.nd interest is an indication that somebody is at work. us back up uiir new officers, teachers and workers and all receive help and blessings in our work together with the Lord.

Another great source en- couragment and help is our Christian Endeavor. La'-t Sunday evening -13 young people had a most interesting', r-ervice. With Mrs. A. R.

Moss sponsor and a fine corns of officers the Endeavor society is glowing in influence for good in Hie church. The subject Sunday next night is "Afy Share AIDs Vera Nesmifh There will also Prof, and Mrs. A. daughter at Republic. Airs.

C. P. Ellis of came up Friday to band, the C. P. I Evangelistic, meetings i gross at the church.

A been announced until Ch aril Cenler I i'h i pro's have night of this week only. Mrs. Lydia Erickson entertained at dinner Thursday the following quests 'I'he Rt v. and Mrs. Otto Chelherg, Hie C.

P. Ellis, Mr. and Airs. It 'll Erickson, Airs. Bertha Smith, and Mrs.

Alinuiu Frinl. Classified Ads Bring Sure Results. Pro Irectory Doctors John FREDRICK I). SMITH, M. D.

Physician and Surgeon Special Attention to Women and Children Office Over Belleville Slate Bank Office Phone 57 Residence Phone .132 uy DR. D. Osteopathic n. WAFJ.AC'E h.vsician unil tetrics Phone 203.1 iv I urireon Ear Xe-e Throat -I of 'l-cl Garage My be the leade some specials Come and for in will he WM. F.

M. 1). Physician and Surgeon Office Phone orric. nno' Special Above Calt All. Phono 002 lie with P.

O. us. Davis, Pas WAYNE n. AM) li'iiit; The Presbyterian Church "Loyalty" to your own church. You are a member of the Presbyterian church.

You can help it wonderfully by attending its services. We had the attendance at our communion last Sunday wo have had since I have been the pastor. Everyone was pleased with the service. You come and help us. "Loyalty" will be the subject next Sunday a.

m. at 11 o'clock. Sunday school at 0:45. We also had i the largest attendance at Sunday 'school, we have had for six months. Christian Endeavor at Elaine Knllins will be the leader; subject, "Have I a right to Live mv Own Life?" Phil Bramwell and Paul Wil- (-rl: will debate the subject.

Our evening service at 7:30. Airs. O. C. Thomas' Sunday school class will have a splendid opening service.

Come and bear this wide awake lunch of girls. Yon are always welcome at the Presbyterian 'church. W. S. Smalley, Tastor.

Jan. -The Woman's Foreign Missionary society met on Thursday a ft ernojm. Andrew Nelson with a large crowd in attendance. Evangelist C. P.

Ellis of Clay Center and the Rev. Otto Chelherg assisted with the meeting with a short prayer meeting preceding the business meeting. Nelson served a delicious lunch. Mr. and Airs.

L. 15. Smith and family were Sunday dinner guests of Air. and Mrs. R.

I. Cory. Miss Eileen Campbell, who has liren absent from school the past week on account of sickness, was able to return to school Monday. Raymond Nelson of Ellis came Thiuv-iiay io get his wife and baby, who have been visiting her parents, Air. and Mrs.

O. A. Campbell and family, returning to their home Sunday. The Rev. and Mrs.

Oflo Chelherg and the evangelist, the Rev. C. P. Ellis and family of Clay center were dinner guests Sunday at the O. M.

Abrahams home. A. S. Brown of Fa.yetloville. is visiiing her mother, Airs.

Elizabeth Wells and family. Mr. and Airs. Raymond Nc Don iist. OR-.

V. KvYhlN Dentist ad Dentures X-Ray Phone DR. C. A. CRAI5H Dentist Over Austin-Holland h's Phone 300.T m.

v. s. HOU.KNSII EAD DENTIST I I i Off X-R National ire Phone Service by I-. I -Be: ling A ppoin airtV's merit Chiropractors bnliv of Ell Saturday of stroni. ('has.

E. Wayne Stat dia Monday AI were r. and dinner Mrs. son and guests J. Ek- DOCTORS Chiropractic and WINTER I ec I i Treat on Add A.Id Phone Kar.s Doupni! bank, a I' casbiei went to ernoon of Mr.

Whitcher, of tho to Ooncor- attend the vice presi- 1 First National bank of Earl on Kelly of business Friends Church Sunday school 0:45. Morning worship 11:00. Christian Endeavor 7:00. Evangelistic service 7:30 ravei Dillon P- in. service, Wednesday 7:30.

ind Pearl Woolen, pastor's. flint dent of tin Concordia. Ohes. Pettyjohn and Talmo were ill WaviK ATenday. and Airs.

D. V. Nixon, Mr. and Wm. Havel and sou.

Billy Max. Airs. LoRov Shepard and Air. and J. W.

Shepard Sunday dinner guests of Mr. e'Lonnarians. R. IJAtlMAUI) Veterinarian 'lioile Labor 12SJ it ories AH AI Mi Christian Science Church Sunday school Life is the subject of the -Le--son- Sermon in all Churches of Christ. Scientist, Sunday, January 17.

1 by wcre am race. Prof, fain ily 1 Airs. Dr. E. L.

Shepard and MisSj and Airs. L. Rouska andj and Mr. and Mrs. L.

L. Wal-i dinner Sunday with Air. and M. Walton and family, mil Airs. F.

O. Tyreo visited DR. One-half Eh-. R. E.

Veil Phone MINKSTOCK nari.au r.heast Corner 149 of Square a Claxton-Potts. Miss Susan M. Claxton arid Claude H. Potts, both of Wichita, were united in marriage in a quiet wedding which took place at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. J.

R. Widener of Belleville at 10:30 Mondav morning, January 11, 1032. The Rev. P. O.

Davis read the impressive ring'cWe- mony uniting the couple. The only witnesses were Mr. and Airs. Widener and Mrs. 0.

E. Hodgkinson. The bride was lovely in an aftier- noon frock of blue crepe and the groom wore a dark blue business suit. That afternoon, Mr. and; Mrs.

Potts left for Wichita where they will make their home where Mr. Potts is employed as a barber. Conner-Kerstine. A wedding which took place January 13, 1031, and has just been announced to their many friends is that of Miss Hester Conner of Silver Creek, and Raymond Kcrstine of Omaha. Mrs.

Kerstine is the daughter of Air. and Mrs. I. Conner of Silver Creek. She was employed in Omaha at the time of her marriago.

Mr. Kerstine, the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Kerstine of Belleville, has been employed as a barber in an Omaha shop for some time. He'is a graduate of the Belleville high school with the class of 1027.

The young couple making their home in Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. O. G.

Clark of Columbus, arrived Monday afternoon, called here by the death of Mrs. Clark's uncle, H. Sanford. remained until after the funeral services on Tuesday. Charter No.

OTwO REPORT OF CONDITION Reserve OF Till: DNj-rirt: No. 10 of Belli Deecmbo! in the 1931. discounts RESOURCES Loans and Overdrafts United States Other'bonds, Real estate owned other Reserve with Federal Res' Cash and due from hanks Redemption fund with U. S. Government tocks, and Jj20 furniture tnr secui'iti'es owned ocurilies owned ind fixtures nismess $171,812.11 I U.lio n2.5i2.no 2.200.00 ve Bank Treasurer and due from U.

S. reasurer Total 40,723.28 2,000.00 $351,112.23 LI A BILITIES and cashiers' checks 40,000.00 8,000.00" 1,477.31 40,000.00 1,450.20 100,851.00 05,206.58 4,120.48 $351,112.23 Capital stock paid in Surplus Circulating notes outstanding Due to banks, including certified outstanding Demand deposits Time deposits Bills payable and rediscounts Total STATE OF KANSAS, County of Republic, ss: Geo. E. Fuleomcr, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and GEO. E.

FULCOMER, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day of January, 1932. HENRY DOUGLAS, (Seal) Notary Public. Commission expires April 15, 1934. CORRECT.

Attest: E. A. FULCOMER, II. COLVILLE, PAUL J. FULCOMER, Directors.

A-ttovncys FRANK SPINNEY Attorncy-af-Law Office Over R-'public Pharmac; Abstracts Made Titles Examined W. D. VANCE and FRED EMERY Lawyers Peoples Phoi-e Building li Auctioneers Auctioneer Land, Livestock and General Sales, Phone 5205 Belleville at my expense FRANK NOVAK A uctioneer Land and Farm Sales Phone 0720 At My Expense The Professional Directory of The Telescope is open to any member of these professions in Republic County. Funeral Directors No Undertaking F. R.

Bachelor G. O. Faulkner Embalmers Funeral. Directors Best of Service Reasonable Prices extra charges on account of distance Day Phone" 18 Night and Sunday 475J BELLEVILLE, KANSAS Clarence Lahodny Embalmer Funeral Director Ambulance Service PHONE Night and Sunday 114 Day 608 Modern and Prompt SERVICE at a MODERATE PRICE Belleville Kansas.