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and.RBpublic countiM, to the will of the votew ftt primary to hi Jn AiiguBt. H. J. (JENS) 688-861 SH to announce that I am a wndWate for the Democratic State Senator, 80th comprising Cloud and Re- JUBblic counties, subject to the will of the voters at the August prii mary election. JOE DETRIXHE.

s. 814-8M I of Caiini Dial tjr, rabjMtto of the ton am a candidate for the Republican nomination iot the office of State Senator of the 30th Kansas District, subject to the will of the voters the August Primary election. THEO. A. (TED) SANBORN.

866-361 Representative I HEREBY ANNOUNCE that I am a candidate for the Republi- 'Can nomination for State Representative from the 60th District, subject to the will of the voters in the August Primary. BEN LERVOLD. Commissioner I AM A CANDIDATE on the Republican ticket for County Com- miaaioner from the Third District of Republic county, subject to the August primaries. GLEN J. HAVEL.

90.35k I WISH TO ANNOUNCE my didacy for tho office of CommiBaioner frohi tbib Third ot of Republic County on thi ipublioan ticket, aubject to tho Win of the Vetera In tho Atf election. ie9.85k I HEREBY announce my candidacy for County Commisaioner from the Second District; Republic County, Kansas, on the Republloao ticket, subject to the will of the voters in the August Primary election. WALLACE W. ASPEGREN. 290-86k Attorney I HEREBY Announce my candidacy to the office of County Attorney of Republic County, Kansas on the Democratic ticket, sub- jeQt to the will of the voters of Republic County, in the August Primary election.

PERCY H. COLLINS, JR. 488-85n fat AlJ Persons UoD hM tUM la fhB Court b7 OOma BOOSKA, of abDVB namMl MoUni tho or- of Mtd court ktitborlitiur the lesi- lac for oil ei tho lollowliir dei- HW roftl MtftM, to An uadlTlded remolBdor Intamt la and to: The floathwMt Quuter ol Ofotlob (SJ) Town- ttalp Twony-iUne (it) Forty-two (43) W' County, OMM; more fully let forth In sold petition. You are hereby required to ille your written defenies. It Any you have, on or before the a4th day of August, Ksa.

at 3 o'clook P. M. of day. In court, tn the City of BellevlUe, RansKB, at which time and place this eiiuse will be heard. Should you fall thnrein, Judsment and decree will be efatered In due course upon said' petition.

DORIS BOUSKA, Ouardlan. FRED SWOYKR. Attorney for Guardian. 8-16 'South of Vest, Stanton I HEREBY ANNOUNCE my candidacy for the office of County Attorney of Republic County, Kansas, on the Republican ticket subject to the will of the voters of Republic County in the August primary election. FRED SWOYER.

770-35n Several Contests At County Level In 1956 Primary (Continued from Page 1) Notices iFl 'St publlsliPd In The Bdlevlile AM A CANDIDATE for the Republican nomination for the of- OF REPUBLIC. scope, August 2. 1956)-3t STATE OP KANSAS )ss. Cast Your Vote For EARL J. BALDRIDGE Republican Candidate For CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT A lesidont of Count for ovor 10 years and fariiu'r -Married and has 3 cliildren Your Vote In The Coming Elections Will Be Sincerely Appreciated Advertisement ence; Lieutenant Governor, John McCuish and Lester C.

Arvin Governor, Warren W. Shaw, John 0. Stewart, Fred Hall and Francis Holton; Justice of Supreme Court position No. 6, Alfred G. Schroeder, Paul E.

Wilson, L. P. Cushenbery, L. L. Morgan and William S.

Norris. Sixth District Wint Smith, John C. Woelk and Mildred Otis. United States Senator, Frank Carlson and Walter 1. Biddle.

Presidential George K. Melvin, L. W. Rosenkranz, C. Dean Scott, Willis S.

Spitsnaugle, Nigle Walden, Elton Carter, R. A. Clymer, Charles Everett, Robert J. Gilbert, Brook L. Haines, Harry R.

Horner and Albert M. James. Electors are to vote for six of the ten men listed on thp ballot. State Level Contests Democratic contests on the state level include Lientenanjt Governor Stewart and Joseph W. Hcnkel, H.

Woodring and George Docking; Sixth District J. Mahoney and Max Jones; United States Kil- iian, Marlyn Korf, Paul L. Aylward and George Hart. Presidential W. Jeter, Florence W.

Kelley, Harry G. Miller, Nelson Poe, Harlow Brown, Tally W. Daniel, Edward K. Dickerman, Richard M. Driscoll and Mis.

Marie Harding. Township office lists were again incomplete this year, with some with no nomination pHi )ers filed. No contests were listed for town- shin officers this year. Also, there were no contests listed for Belleville city precinct committeeman this year. The hours of voting in all precincts will be from 8 a.m.

to p. accoiding to County Clerk El- erm Isaacson. IN COUNTY COURT John E. Doyle abated bogus check of $20 and costs on July 24. Earl Dean Svoboda was fined $10 and costs for failing to stop at a stop sign July 26.

Duaine R. Hall was fined $105 and costs on two counts; Transporting an open bottle in motor vehicle and insufficient muffler on July f6. Donald Kerwood was fined $5 for having vehicle in excess width 80" and not suffient lights July 'J8. William Ray Arnold was fined $10 and costs July 27 for not having correct registration on motor Franklin Sexton was fined and Mrs. Chester Chopp of $7.50 and costs for illegal passing, THURSDAY.

AUGUST 2, 1956 Oldn A. wai flnid toBto July 28 fwr Charles A. mk $10 wid coat for speeding 21 James Rtiasell Bashby Wiis fined $10 and coats for speeding July 25. William H. Wegrener was fined $7.60 and costs for speeding July 26.

Fred E. Dutton was fined $7.60 and cost fdr speeding July Charles R. Kump was fined $6 and costs July 25 for using a tag in manner not exempt by lawi Vincent M. Wessong was fined $10 and cost July 26 for failing to stop' at a stop sign. Beuiah B.

Turner was fined $6 and costs July 27 for improper registration. James A. Watts was fined $10 and costs July 24 for illegal passing. EMERY APPOINTED Fred Emery of Belleville has been appointed to the Membership committe of the Bar Association of the State of Kansas, J. Willard Haynes announced this week.

July Scrivnef of Scandia had an object removed from his eye. Junior Mills, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mills, received a cut below his chin on a weed stub and was treated. Vic Young who was hit on right temple at the ball park was treated for a bump.

July McCarty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don McCarty of Belleville had stitches taken on upper lip. He received lacerations when he fell against the bed. July 28--E.

E. Holmberg of Wayne received lacerations in forehead and stitches were taken. James Huffman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norton Huffman of Belleville fell from a horse and fractured his clavicle.

He still in the hospital. James Hockey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hockey of Scandia, had stitches taken on his head when he ran into a door cutting his head. Ronald Janasek, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Janasek of Munden was given treatment after injuring his right foot. July Viiginia Inskeep of Belleville fell through a hole in a truck bed and injured her right leg. She is still in the hospital. Dicke, daughter of Mr.

and Mis. Elmer Dicke fell and injured left wrist, a cast was applied. Junior Mills, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hills, fell on a plumbing pipe and cut his forehead and was treated.

July McFillen, son of Mr. and Mrs. McFillen was brought in for treatment after in- injuring his nose in the swimming pool. August Shorney of Narka received cuts from barbed wire on his right leg and stitches were taken. A Philip Allen, was born to itjr.

and Mra. PhUip of Lfn July 24. Grabdparenta are -Mr. and Mrs. J.

D. Konnan of York, Mra. Ruth Corkill Hilton and Paul Corkill of Oklahdma City, Okla. Mrs. Elizabeth NonnaA of Chester is the greatgrandmother.

Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Giblin of Wichita, a daughter, Sandra Ann, bom July 21.

Mrs. Anna. Klauman is the grandmother. Mr. and Mrs.

Melvin Ferris have a new daughter born July 30. Grandparents are: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Spradllng of Mahaska and Mf. and Mrs.

Asa Ferris of Narka. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alva Spradllng of Mahaska and Mrs. Melesfsa Labaugh of Fairbury.

Mr. and Mrs. Max Houdek of Chalmette, announce the birth of a daughter, Sandra Jo, July 19. Grandparents are Mrs. Josephine Houdek of Belleville and Mr.

and Mrs. Homer Thompson of Warren, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Rhine of Haddam announce the birth of a son July 31.

RESIDENT HALL SCHOLAR Ann Fahrbach, 1956 graduate of Belleville high school, has been awarded a residence hall scholarship at Matkins hall Kansas university for the coming year, according to Miss Mary Peg Hardman, assistant dean of women. The university operates the scholarship halls on a cooperative basis in which the women share all household duties and costs. This provides individual room and board at a cash saving of about $oOO a year over charges for comparable accomotations. LYON TO IOWA MARKET Louis (Lou) Lyon, 40, former Belleville Safeway store manager, took over the management of the Vinton Fareway supermarket at Vinton, this week. Lyon has been with the Fareway corporation for two years.

He went to Vinton from Cherokee he was with the Safeway company for 18 years in Kansas and Nebraska stores. Church news Is published each week by The Telescope free of charge. and special services and activities may be included In the news. To facilitate publication It is requested that whenever possible the copy for the column be at The Telescope office by Monday noon the week of publication. PsBteeestai Aeserakly tita WarM Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.

Preachlni, 11:00 a.m. Rrenlni Services, 1:00 p.m. Wednesday night prayer meetlnf, I p.m. BeT. Walter L.

Jonea. :00 St. Edwsrd Catholic Okareh High Mass will be said at BellevlUe at 9:00 a.m. on Sunday, August 5. Very Rev.

Msgt. C. J. BroVD JOHN ISAAC PHILIPPI DIES John Isaac Philippi, 86, died July 2(i at his home in Formoso. He is by his wife, Mrs.

Dora Philippi of the home, his children Albert Philippi of Twin Falls, Idaho, Mrs. Alice Trussell of Salem, and step-daughter, Mrs. Mary Alice Huddlestun of Pacific Grove, nine grandchildren, 19 great-grandchildren and four step- grandchildren. BIRTHS July 28. .77 1-Ton Deluxe Window AIR-CONDITIONER With Thermostat A WEEK Was $354.95 6uys a Genuine SUPERMODEL Room CondHf pner Now Only '299 .95 Deluxe Window AIR-CONDITIONER With Thermostat Was $429.95 Now Only '349 .95 BARTH APPUANCE CENTER North Side Square BelleTille.

Kansas July 31. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fiank Chopp of Narka and Mr. and Mrs.

S. R. Danielson of Belleville. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Boyd Morgan of Agenda. Narka Presbyterian Church Church school, 10:00 a.m. Church, 11:00 a.m. Westminister Fellowship, 6:30 p.m. Senior Choir practice, 8 p.m., Wednesday.

Junior Choir practice, 4:16 p.m., neaday. Rev. SaUaf Munden Methodist Charch Joy Bowers. Superintendent. Sunday a.

m. Worship a.m. Rev. J. H.

Vernon. St. Episcopal Church I and 30th street Sunday after Trinity. 9:00 a m. Holy Communion and Sermon.

9:43 am. Church School. The church Is open daily for prayer. W. S.

RotaUng, Vlcar St. Isldcre'i Catneue OfcarflB. OAa Summer schedule: IMW Mass on the first, third, and fifth Sundays of the month at 7:30 a.m. High Mass on the second and fourth Sundays at 8:30 a.m. Opportunity for confession before every Mass.

First Friday evening Mass August 3 at FINAL CLOSEOUT Cars At Auction Includes Our Entire Stock 7:30 p.m. Saturday, August 4 The Beardmore Chevrolet will sell to the highest bidder at public auction each of the cars listed in this ad On Saturday night, August 4, starting at 7:30 p.m. at their used car lot located at 200 West Main Street in Beloit. 1955 CHEVROLET 210 2-door. This one-owner car has radio heater, Powerglide transmission, 21,000 actual miles.

A top value O.K. car. 1953 PLYMOUTH Belvedere hard-top with radio, heater, overdrive, 39,000 miles. A one-owner car and a real beauty. 1953 FORD Victoria hard-top.

V-8 engine, radio, heater, beautiful 2-tone finish. This sport model is a dandy. 1952 CHEVROLET Styleline Deluxe 2-door with, radio, heater, and a brand new engine. Clean inside and out. 1951 CHEVROLET Styleline Deluxe 2-door with radio and heater.

This is a new car trade-in that had the best of care from its former owner. 1950 PONTIAC 4-door straight eight with radio, heater, hydra- majtic transmission, apd lots of other extra equipment. 1951 PLYMOUTH club coupe. Radio, heater, black finish, white tires. 1951 PLYMOUTH 2-door with beautiful pearl gray finish.

1950 BUICK Special 4.door. Radio and heater. 1952 PLYMOUTH 4-dom-. Radio, heater, 2-tone paint. 1947 PLYMOUTH 2-door.

Radio, heater, runs 1937 PACKARD 4-door, This older model car (itill runs like a sewing machine and looks nice, too. 1939 DODGE 4-door had new motor in 1952. Lots of service left. (All Cars Subject To Prior Sale) TERMS: Cash unless financing arrangements have been made prior to No trade-in cars will be taken. BEARDMORE CHEVROLET CO.

COL. JIMMY SCHMITT Auctioneer tot. eonteulon Da- laaaila MatkailM CM PM. Hwr. WUkla, mlnUMr Jakavak'a HUmmmm AiioiMr lfil4 Straai Tuesday I p.

of tht book "Xou May Bunrlva Anoafeddcn Into Ood'a New Thuriitajr 4 p. Minttery aeheol. p. m. matting.

Sunday p. of "The Wateta- The lavlted. Mo eolleotldn taken. Charity a. Kerak Praiudiiis imistOT taiariean Laikeraa btanreh Adult Bible Clase and Sunday School, 9:38 a.m.

Divine Wonhip, 10:30 a.m. Women's Missionary Federation July 31. 8:00 p.m. Brotherhood gust 1, 8:00 p.m. Au- Flnt Praebylariaa Ohnreb Sunday Seboot a.m.

Wwihlp 11:00 a. m. V'njth fallowehip 8:00 p. Church ice oream social July 21. uav.

Oougiaa D. jsarnea, Varka ChriiMaa AaaenMy Evening Worship every Sunday 7:30. Bible School Tueidayi 7:30. Rev. and Mrs.

J. U. Buthvan Central ChrtaHan Chares Rellevllie Christian Church Sunday School. 10 Morning Worship. 11.00 Wenden Saclc of Enid, will bring the morning message.

He has Just completed his graduated woric at Philiipsburg University and Is coming here as an applicant for the pastorate. Christ AmbasMdon Friday 8 p.m. ttta. ti. R.

Braalar, paitor. ChriatlMk lalcMe Oiarah Homloc iMnhip 11:00 a. m. The tact that aU things are possible to Ood vlll brought out In the Lesson- Sermon entitled "Spirit" at Christian Science services Sunday. Scriptural selections to be fead from the King James Vernlon of tha Bible will Include Paul's statement to the Phlllpptans (4:13: "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me" and from "Science and with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy wlU be read.

nrst Baptist Oharek 8:45 a. church iohotl. son, iupenntenaent. Paul John- 10:48 a. morning worahlp, Mra.

Blopansky, organist. There will be no evening through July and August. services We extend a cordial welcome to all to attend our Sunday morning services. Rev. F.

B. Gary, Pastor Cuba Presbyterian Chnreb Sunday School Superintendent, Mrs. B- mer Baxa. Sunday School, 10:00 a.m. Church Service 11:00 a.m.

Attendance 98. Westminister Fellowship Sunday 7:00 p. m. Student Pastor, James Rockwooa First Methodist Chnreh Morning Worship 9:00 Sunday School 10:15 Youth Fellowship 6:30 Evening Prayers 7:30 Men's morning devotions, Wednesday 7 a.m. at Friends Church.

Choir Practice 8 Wednesday evening. Youth Bible Study 7 Wednesday evening. Welcome to our services. Jamaa Qray. 1 High Mass will be said at Munden at 7:00 a.m.

on Sunday, August B. Very Rev. Msgr. C. J.

Brown MARKETS Local Markets, Aug. 1 Wheat $1.89 White ear com Market Yellow ear corn Market White shelled com Market Yellow shelled corn 1.5.5 Oats .70 Premium butterfat Butterfat No. 1, per lb. .53 Butterfat No. 2 per lb.

.50 Eggs .33, .23, Light hens, under 5 lbs. 09 Cox Heavy hens, over 5 lbs. 12 Hogs, 16 FOR STATE SENATOR H. J. Carr Poi.

Adv. ITesleyan Methodist Chnrek Sunday School, 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship, 11:00 a.m. Evangellstio servloa Sunday evenlnc. Frank QUger, paitor Prienia Chnreh Sunday school 10:00 a.

m. Moryilng worship 11)00 a. m. Evening Service 8:00 p.m. Sunday.

Prayer meeting 8:00 p.m. Wednesday. Quarterly Meetings services to be held Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Te Rev. Archie Seilar.s, former pastor, will be guest speaker at the evening services.

Rav. Joe Boyd, mlnlstar Wahaska chareh Sunday ohuroh aohooL 8:46 a.m. Morning worahlp. 11.00 a.m. Rev.

M. A. aaliar Assembly of Ood (Anreb Sunday school. 10:00 a. m.

Morning worship, 11:00 a. m. Evening evangelistic service, 8 p.m. Mid-week gervice Wednesday 8 p.m. mNEAPPLE Smooth Dolrr piaaapplal A traot for IIU.

NAIIONXl OAllf 'oulIN MVdOruENT CO. DfllRV OUEEN Highway 36 Belleville, Kansas Nominate A. A. "Pat" KELLY Republican Candidate For SHERIFF Of Republic County Fully qualified, able bodied, 46 years of age. Former farmer and stockman still retaining their interests.

Local contractor at present. Pledged to economy in office. A friend and believer in the 'youth of today. If nominated and elected will, with Mrs. Kelly occupy the sheriff's quarters in the court house- I have been unable to see everyone, due to my work, but your support is earnestly solicited and will be appreciated.

On Tuesday, August 7, Mark your ballot A. A. "PAT" KELLY I Pol. Adv. HARRY H.

WOODRING DEMOCRAT GOVERNOR WOODRING CAMymi NOVEMBER 1 Formar Governor of Kansas 2 Former U. S. Secretary of War 3 Former State Comm. American Legion 4 Qualified for tlie State's Highest Offica WIN WITH WOODRING! Let's £fect Tfiis iMan of Proven Stature! VOTE TO WIN Pol. Adv.

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