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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 24, 1908 THia BELLEVILLE (KANSAS) TELESCOPE Mr. and Mis. Merle Mffler, Mr. and Mrs.

Monte Miller, Chris and Quinn, Miss Margo Miller of Man- anhattan were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Walklin in Grand Island for the 25th wedding anniversary dinner for Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Schmedemann of Manhattan. Mrs. Ralph Buck of Glenwood Springs, was also a guest. Mr.

and Mrs. P. J. Fulcomer left Sunday for a vacation through the southern states to Florida. Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Smith returned Saturday after spending two weeks visiting in Arizona. Mrs. Lena Merlens of Clay Center Aayed with her granddaughter, Miss Nan Smith, while her parents were gone. Suzanne Watson of Salina arrived Monday afternoon to spend two days with her mother, Mrs.

Bessie Watson. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Casselman and family of Hiawatha, Mr. and Mrs.

Karl Gaston and family of Ellsworth were Sunday guests of Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Doubek and Mr.

and Mrs. Wilson Scott to help Dianne Doubek and Claire Casselman celebrate their ninth birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bonyshek returned last week from San Lorenzo, where they had been visiting their son, LeRoy, and other relatives and friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benyshek were in Emporia last Sunday visiting their son Roger and family. They were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Chester Makovec of Cotton Wood Falls, Kan. Mrs. Minnie Ladwig has returned from a weeks visit in Seneca, Kansas. She was also in Sabetha where she visited friends. Guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Tib- bctts, February 12 and 13 were February 24, ISiee. Vol. 29 The Bi'Uevilk' Telescope Hon, price S4.r)0 per year in Republic and ad- JoiniiiK counties. 35.00 elsewhere in thet Unaed Slates.

10 cents per single copy. Second class postage paid at Belleville, Kansas, und(U- the act of March 3. 1879. Published weekly bv The BellcvlllB Telescope, at 1320 ISth Street, Kansas. Penny and Dawna Hancock, Sharon Jones, Cheryl Russell of Topeka and Paula Beth Tibbetts.

They are all students at Kansas State University at Manhattan. Mr. and Mrti. Harlan Turner and Chester W. Pratt of Topeka were in Belleville Sunday to visit Mrs.

Nellie Jorgensen, who was a patient in the Republic County hospital. Last Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. C.

Leedom were Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Armstrong and Bill Bishop of Phillipsburg.

Sunday night guests of Mrs. Lloyd Gunn in honor of Robert Gunn's birthday were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gunn, Belinda and Jim of Courtland, Mrs. Ida Smith, Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Hammond and Jim Woods aU of BeUeville. Mrs. Sue Schmidt of Parkers Prairie, arrived Wednesday and will spend a couple of weeks visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Norton Huffman and Charlie, Mrs. Colin Daugherty, Redwood City, and Dewey Shulda of Wichita, came Wednesday to visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Shulda. Mrs.

Shulda is a patient in the Republic County hospital. Clarence Blanchard has been home sick the past week with pneumonia, Mrs. Ivan Carlgren, Norway and Mr, and Mrs. Will Krob, Belleville, attended a Farm Bureau Communications Conference held in the Cedar Court in Clay Center on February 17. Mrs.

May Collins left Sunday for Fairbury, to visit her daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Acker and family and to see her great grandson who is enroute to the south with his parents, Sunday evening supper guests of Ruby Adams were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hammond, Mrs. Ida Robbins, Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Royer, Tim and Tonya and James Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Chase from London, Ohio, were guests of Rev.

and Mrs, John Print last Tuesday. Mrs. Chase and Mrs. Frint are cousins. BUYS MIXER FEEDER Don Dejmal of Munden, has purchased a Model 900B Mixer Feeder manufactured at Dodge City, Kan, Scotts Early Bird Specials! Prevent Crabgrass Now and Save SCOTTS Wa.s 7.95 HALTS HALTS PLUS TURF BUILDER Sale Price 5.95 7.95 Save $1,00 A IJaR Wa.s Was 1.9') Has Novir 7.95 4.45 Save 50c WINDSOR GRASS SEED Was S.95 50 Windsor 2500 Sq.

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4.45 SANBORN'S Located On US81 Belleville, Kansas Belleville area. Young men between the ages of 18 and 27 interested in the National Guard program or; the National Guard Officer Candidate School may obtain details of the program from the local National Guard Armory at Belleville on uJiL highway. 1 VFW LIFE CHARTER was presented Feb. 7 by Kenneth Keller, state commander, to Roger Lahodny, post commander in the above picture. Standing left i.s Harold Slater, commander.

The charter was presented to the Belleville po.st for having attained 2S life members. Eagles Lodge Is Progressing Work on the organization of a new Fraternal Order of Eagles is moving rapidly here Thomas Scarls, new area organizer of Denver, reported this week. "We arc beyond the halfway Mr. Searls said. The new lodge will meet at the private dining area at the Bel Villa restaurant for some of its early meetings, he said.

The Eagles is a family type fraternal organization, he reported, and sponsors many lyouth programs such as baseball, basketball, bowling leagues, etc, Mr, Searls is slaying at the Jewell Motel in Belleville while he is conducting the organizational movement. Isaacson to Clerk's School Republic County Clerk Elmer Isaacson attended a County Clerk's school at the University of Kansas, Lawrence, last Thursday, Friday and Saturday, The School is sponsored annually by the university. Hold Blood Bank At Haddam In April The Washington County Red Cross Blood Bank will be sponsored by the Doing Dozen H.D.U. at Haddam on April 7, Mrs. WiUiam Fencl announced this week.

A special effort will be made to obtain blood donations from the western part of Washington county, Mrs. Fencl said. Alice Odgers, Jt. 90' Blk. 46 Orig.

Belleville, $1,00, Edith Ford et al by Paul Beck Donald H. Swezey, Their Attorneys in Fact to Loren Flor- lence Brzon, Jt. Sec. 4-2-5 NWV4SWV4 Sec. 3-2-5 subj.

to all easements of record, $26,500,00, Henry Rose Mary Chopp to Henry Rose Mary Chopp, Jt, NWV4 Sec, 11-2-2, $1,00 i Frank Mikesell to Frank H. Mikesell, Sec. 26-2-4, $1,00 (release of life estate). I Frank Glayds Mikesell 1 to Frank Gladys K. Mikesell, Jt.

Sec 26-2-4, $1.00. Edwin Dwaine Dorothy Eisenman to Edward F. Evelyn Flaska, Jt. S'ANE'A Sec. 23-1-2, $1.00 other.

Quit Claim Deeds Hulda 0. Nordling to Virginia N. Carl-son Betty Lou Daniel, SViSEV4 Sec. 5-3-5, $1.00 other. Glenn Zeornes Hurt In Crash Glen Zeornes, 53, Concordia, was injured Thursday when his car went out of control and hit a culvert along a county road west of Jewell, Kansas, A Jewell doctor treated him for cuts and bruises.

Ben Blazek Gets Five-Year Award Ben Blazek, Republic County, received a five year service award for County Weed Supervisors in connection with the 27th State Weed Conference held in Salina February 15-17. A total of 14 weed supervisors were honored at a dinner held Tuesday evening. Freeman Veep of Student Bar Assn. Ross Freeman, Belleville, was elected vice-president of the Student Bar Association by two law fraternities at Washburn University. Topeka, it was announced this week by Dean John E.

Howe, The officers are named by two law fraternities Phi Alpha Delta and Delta Theta Phi, REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Wi'irranty Dttds Gene Emmert to Robert Burge. all mv undiv, V- int, 22' lot 1 25' 22- lot 2 Blk, 27 Orig, Republic, $350,00. Nina Uglow Engwall to Swedish- American State Bank, lots 15 16 Blk. 1 Orig. Courtland, $500 .00.

Victor E. Millie A. Erickson to Edna V. Sankey Vernon L. Erickson, fr.

Sec. 16-3-4, lot 10 all lots 11 12 in Sec, 16-3-4 lots 379 to 385 incl, Blk. 22 Orig, Scandia, $1 .00 other. Milo Francis Odgers to Joe It Fathers Dine With Brownies Approximately 110 second and third grade Brownie Scouts and their fathers attended the annual banquet, February 12 at the East Elementary school. Red streamers and valentine centerpieces were used on the tables with the nutcups and gifts for the fathers, a sponge car cleaner, that the girls had made.

The program was given by the Brownies, first, singing a "Welcome" to the fathers with a response by Pat Smythe. The "Smile Song" was sung by the Brownies followed by an action story in which the fathers took part. The "Goodnight Song" concluded the program. Mrs. Paul J.

Fukomer was in- The New "66' May fags Are Coming! We Have Two Washer and Dryer Sets Left! Must Will Sell At Above Our Cost Plus Freight Here's your chance to get a new gas dryer at a tremendons savings. Don't miss this opportunity. These new Maytags will be sold on a first come, first serre basis. Rural Gas, Inc. JA 7-2441 North On US81 Telescope Photo troduced as the new troop consultant.

The sixth grade Girl Scouts helped serve the banquet. Lars T. Tiller Lars T. Tiller, son of Lars Fredrick Tiller, was born in Norway, March 4, 1887 and died February 6, 1966 in Oregon City, Ore. He was baptized in Our Savior's Lutheran Church in Norway.

Most of his life was spent in Republic County with the exception of the past 20 years in Oregon. On July 18, 1910, he was united in marriage to Esther Larson, To this union were born four children; Elmer, Mildred, Betty May, and Vivian, He was later married to Marie Witsh in Oregon City, Ore. Lars was preceded in death by his parents, first wife Ester, and son Elmer, Those surviving are his wife Marie of the home; three daughters, Mrs. Herb Jordahl, Mothlcy, Mrs. Earl Duval, Klamath Falls, Mrs.

Gilbert Stander, Oswego, six grandchildren, one great granddaughter; one si.ster, Mrs. Inga Hansen, Concordia, Funeral services wore in on February 10 with interment in the Oregon City Cemetery. Ideal Purchases A Concordia Line The Ideal Truck Lines, has purchased the Studt Truck Line which has its headquarters at Concordia. The Ideal line is based at Norton, and recently established a branch office at Beloit. The terminal manager for the Beloit operation will be Eugene Simoneau.

He will operate the Ideal Beloit offico from his home. Ideal has terminals in Kansas City, St. Joseph, Drnaha, Lincoln, and Hastings, and Denver, Colo, Area Students In U. N. Session James C.

Richardson, Belleville; Carne Bagley, Republic and Larry Knedlik, Narka, will be participating as head delegates from three rtifferent countries in the Model United Nations (MUN) session scheduled at Kansas State University, Manhattan, February 24 through 26. ward of rural Narka; one daughter, Mrs. Ollie Lahodny, Marsing, Idaho; two seven great grandchildren, other relatives and a host ot triends. Funeral services were held Sunday, February 13 at the Bachelor- raulkner-Dart Memorial Chapel in Belleville. Interment was in the Tabor cemetery.

Mrs. W. F. Hughes Mrs. W.

F. Hughes, 66, pas.sed away February 12, 19G6 at the Hadley Memorial hospital in Hays, Kan. Mrs. Hughes, the former Ada Hawkins, was a graduate ot the Scandia High School in 1918. Survivors include two Col, Larry Hughes, Tuscon, and Everett Hughes, Stockton.

Funeral services were held at Stockton. LIBERTY ROSE CREEK MEET Liberty Rose Creek 4-H club held its monthly meetintt February 12. Twenty -eight memners and two leaders, answered roll call. Sharon Moore played a piano solo for music appreciation, Melinda Derowitsch gave a demonstration, on after-school snacks; Rohnda Levendofsky demonstrated table settings; Jim Childs gave an illustrated talk on What Cut Where. Project talks were given by Gay- loen Wendling on trees; Rita Blecha on dairy, A promotional talk talk on 4-H clubs was given by Donnie Blecha.

The program was presented by Connie Barnes who played the piano. Jack Stroade, county agent, spoke about the judging schools. After the meeting chorus and square dance practice was held. Reporter Barry Childs. Mrs.

Helen Svoboda Helen Svoboda, daughter of Anton and Anna Strumfa, was born on a farm in Republic County, August 1, 1882 and died Fairbury, February 11, 1966 at the age of 83 years, six and ten days. She received her education at- tenuing various schools of the rural eastern Republic county. On September 25, 1900, she was united in marriage to Joe Svoboda. To this union were born two sons and three daughters. She most of her life in the community between Cuba and Haddam.

She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, one son and two daughters; two brothers and two sisters. Survivors include one son Ed- Kent Fraley to Officers School Kent D. Fraley, Chester, is an officer candidate attending the Kansas National Guard Officer Candidate SchooJ from the (STMI AOMW JIM'S OK "66" SERVICE US36 Highway "ON YOUR FARM" TIRE REPAIR SERVICE We repair tires field, or mount a new BFG leaner tire for your use while your tire is being repaired. 'Comfort' used to mean kicking off your siioes Picture yourself walking on millions of tiny air bubbles. Comfortable? You're walking in Breathin' Brushed Pigskin' Hush casuals! These micro-cellular crepe soles put new spring in your step.

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