Beatrice Daily Sun from Beatrice, Nebraska • Page 15

City Property For Sale 60 "Independence" Starts homo nwiiorHhip! Oill us lixlny to show you our huys. Wi' the flouncing for you. for you. Arbor H.R.-fliilah- ftl roc. room.

1832 Wms. Drive- B.R.-braiirl new 1933 Wms. Drive- 3 B.R.-brand now. 901 Sharon Rosid-3 15. R.

-under co-iist. 905 Sharon Road-3 Blunder consl 1700 Moriroo, 3 H.R. -split entry 1701 Monroe 3 B.R. split Farm For Sale Choice unimproved 80 ncrc-s. lias a cropland history of 08 ai'ros.

The owner will sell on I'olilrnct to buyer. IvM'iiIrd close to Harnustoii. Farm For Sale We have listed this 160 A. JUST LISTED 1423 Washington 2 bedroom homo, with cnrpeted HvliiK rom, (rood kitchen, bath and full basement with rcc. f-mn," TVCrt of I nn room, nr Dally Sim.

IfTt li)D A. nt (Topliind. It is lo- age, covdrcd patio. Drnpcs and 2300 IliKli SI B.R.-D.R.- Fnmilv Room. 310 S.

23rd 2 R.R. IRO. kitchen 8-21 No. 7th 4 B.R, Formal D.R. 1-121 Grnn) Vj3 B.R.

rcc. room 1G20 Market priced so low. 903 Grant 3 B.R. F.H.A. npp.

115 No. Center Sell on con- trnct. Older Home-close-in shown by nl' Virginia tmcl window oir conditioner slay iricrd in soli. with this home. Call us today for a showing of this home.

OWl. Nehr. npnufifull-brick- firoplnre-1 B.T5. Homes- complete with furniture. 901 East: Court Excellent business corner Hebron Bldp.

a Rood lennnt. Call for further details. Downtown locution leased at. a good return. II Hnrbino Buy on contract Excellent profit.

Commercial Bldg. 8700 sq. ft. -4 lots 517 W. Mary sell on contract 121.

So. Sumner soil on contract. 946-952 W. Mary 2 Duplexes 612 No. 4th 2 apis.

Bldg. lots N.E. location-close to Paddock School North Sunset- Ig. pkg. of lots.

1123 No. 6th available 1118 No. 6th available "For Rent" Mobile Home PJaza lots ore available for your Mobile Home. Beautiful view of the City. Carriage House Apartments Just completed ready to move into.

Latest in design and decorating. New Listings 683 W. Court Priced for quick sale. 1719 No. 12th Lovely 3 B.R.

split entry with formal DR. built-in stove, refr, fin. rec. room with bar utility 2 full baths. 1104 Market 3 B.R.

close-in 1401, Paddock Uinc Avoid 1ho Irrnt- and take a swim in your own swimming pool, with this lovely all brick home with a dream kitchen, family room, large lot with trees. 1000 Sharon All bnck- 3 BR. L.R., formal D.R. Price greatly reduced. 216 S.

21st as can be, 2 B.R. Home, Eat.in kitchen, utility room. Owner leaving town and desires a fast snle. 512 North 9th St. Duplex with a nice income and in.

Best Western REALTY "Realtors" Indian Creek Mall 223-5123 228-3114 LaVerna Dusenbery 223-4501 Dennis Barratt 228-1883 Marge Gates 228-2326 Country Living We liiivfi ii lovely acre of ground listed and would make a ideal building location. It. is locator! South on Sumner. Buy on Contract We have for sale this two slory home in ideal location. It is at 900 Klk and it has an upstairs.

It has a on the main floor which is 12' 20'. We would like a call to show you this home. 1612 North 17th We have listed this beautiful 3HR home. It includes a large 12'xUt' LR. The dinmR nrea is It also has Central Air, partially finished basement and simple attached parade.

We will be glad in show this one to you. Pickrell Home Let us show you this lovely 3 BR home. It. is very nice location and financing is available. Just Listed 3 50' lots, best location in Pickroll and ideal for building new home.

Call for more details. Marvin Hohbein REAL ESTATE PH. 228-3145 2R-29 KUHN REALTY Sales Rentals C'fice 228-2226 Res. 223-5750 News notes from here and there Barneston By MRS. JOHN VOTROUBEK KEMPER AGENCY Farm City Property Farm Loans 302 S.

7th, Wymore Farm Property For Sale 61 FOR SALE Farm consisting of four 80 acres. Modern house and other buildings on place. Farm is four miles northeast of WaterviJle, Kan Ph. 7852615. 28-10 Apt.

Rooms 64 Central Air, like new 2 bedroom unfurnished, built in range located at "521 N. llth. Phone 228-1358. 10-tf Wymore We have iust listed this lovely 2BR home. It has a large LR, wood sixcd kitchen and large detached garage.

Owner will sell on contract to qualified buyer. Home is located at 815 West St. Shown by appointment only. We have for sale a business in Wvmorc. Call us for more details.

Norvin L. Overbeck Real Estate 505 Ella St. Office 228-2241 Res. 673-3140 call collect Res. Robert L.

Henrichs 673-3694 Call collect I 28 New, 1 bedroom, furnished, carpeted, drapes, tiled tub shower, central air. Call 2283326 or 228-1557. 26ti BURWOOD HOTEL AND APTS. Rooms apts. by day, week, or month.

All utilities paid, including telephone. Maid service if desired. 5th and Court. 223-5218. 16tf 321 North 9th $110 utilities paid.

Spacious 2 bedroom upper duplex. 1st floor tenant will show. 4775851, Lincoln Keystone. 29-28 THE BENSON AGENCY Beatrice Ph. 223-3596 Wymore Ph.

645-3610 Classified Display 85 Furnished 3 room ground floor Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beal and family are spending some ttme with her brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Frands Coin and family, Howard and George Coin, Liberty.

Mr. and, Mrs. Ed Kalina, Mr. and Mrs. A.

Kalina and family, Table Rock, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Michaelis and Jeannie, Wymore, Miss Joan Kalina, York, Mrs. Evelyn Michaelis, Roger and Del Monte honored Miss Ginger Michaelis, Lincoln, with a picnic dinner in Lincoln for her birthday. Mrs.

Walter Manley took her mother, Mrs. Carl Pfeil, to Harold, S.D., to spend the weekend visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Vivian Brlggs, former school music teacher, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Fred BaJir, manager of the Barneston Bahr Grain Company, was honored with a coffee on Saturday morning in the United Presbyterian Church parlor by Mrs. John Votroubek. Mrs. Arless Lancaster poured while Mrs. Earl Willey served doughnuts.

About forty came to reminisce with Mrs. Briggs and her son, Arch L. Briggs, both of Manhattan, Kan. Mrs. Patsy Coin, Beal, and Mrs.

Audrey Dvorak Ferrier, Minneapolis, surprised Mrs. Briggs by coming so far. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kunkle and Lynn, -Beatrice, were callers at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Wilbur Manley on Sunday. Mrs. Dale Weiler is spending the week days in Lincoln at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Gale Sup, Mr.

Sup and Lori apt. Ph. 223-5921. 25-28 Clean, unfurnished, downstairs 2 bedroom like new. Working or retired couple at 101 S.

13th. Ph. 228-2021. 28-30 were introduced to Dr. Jenikl Walker, president of the college, sented He has delivered several ser- a gift, mons in the Bamcston and Mission Creek United Presbyterian churches and delivered the Commencement address for the Barneston school.

A number of Barneston people attended the funeral of Mrs. Helen Holmbeck, Beatrice, from the Harman Mortuary Chapel with the Rev. J. Waldo Greer officiating. Interment in the Evergreen Home Cemetery.

Mrs. Holmbeck had visited in her son. Earl Holmbeck's home here many times as she had in the home of her grandson, Mr, and Mrs. R.D. Holmbeck and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dienstbier and family were weekend guests at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Dienstbier.

Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Dienstbier, Liberty, visited with them. Mr. and Mrs.

Duane Argo hosted a class reunion in their home. Plans were to picnic in a park but the rain did not stop falling. They graduated in 1955. Five of the classmates and families were able to be present. Graduates were James Graham, Larry Remmers, Shirley Barnhill, and Ruth Hroch.

Sister James is spending some time witih her mother, Mrs. Hugh York during her vacation. Sunday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. William Hyberger, Beatrice.

Guy Hyberger is in the Emanuel Lutheran Hospital in Omaha for x-rays and treatment. Mrs. Hyberger will go to Omaha to be with her son accompanied by Sister James. Both ladies are registered were present. The group presented Mr.

and Mrs. Lev! with gift. Mrs. Alma Bostelman, Deshler, an overnight guest of her sister, Mrs. Harry Schwab and family, coming to attend commencement of Bradley Schwab.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Molzer observed their 25th wedding anniversary in tfheir home with a social evening. Among the guests were their two children, Pennis Molzer, his wife and daughter, Laura, Marysville, the daughter, Verneta, Mrs. Lamar Schmidt, her husband and two weeks old son, Robert.

Others were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Molzer, Dean and Mrs. Gary Laden, Lincoln; Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Molzer, DeWitt; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dworak; Mr. and Mrs. Lumir Pomajlzl, Wilber; Mr.

and Mrs. Virgil Schmidt, Beatrice Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bisbing, Marysville, Mr. and Mrs.

Milton Zua- laf, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vorderstrasse. Mrs. Roger Weichel, Scott and Robin returned to their temporary home with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Brockmoller at Hooper after spending one week with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Weichel and sons. One evening the Weichel families had the pleasure of receiving a radio-telephone Ernest Waltke and family, Mr.

and Tom, were among the five. and Mrs. Richard Baehr and Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Foss had supper at the Harold Yohe home.

Doug Foss, who helped with farm work the past week, Unfunrsfaed 2 bedroom duplex apt. $65 monthly plus utilities. Clean, large and roomy. Ph. 223-2369.

28H 423 No. 5th You Provide The Family provide everything else in this spacious 3 bedroom home interior. central good neighbors Choice location. Beautiful landscaped lawn. Its a home that definitely must be seen to be appreciated.

One look will convince you that its all we claim for and not overrated. Call us for an appointment. Heist-Collins Real Estate Ph. 228-2201 26-28 At Purse Sight 2118 Hillcrest Careful buyers, be sure to see this value. 3 bedroom brick and frame home.

Excellent neighiwr- hood to raise your family. For An Appointment Call EYTH- KRECKLOW REALTORS 228-3313 We hove homes in all price ranges to suit your needs. 28-30 REAL ESTATE Of rice Ph. 228-2241 505 Ella FOR SALE 5 bedroom home at 421 North 7th. Immediate pwession, private Individual.

$9,730. Call 223-2923. 28 modern houses cash or good terms. References needed. C.

R. Steffen 22-5 NO RECESSION BUSINESS We require a person who would be satisfied to run a. U.I.I, route of vending machines on a part-time basis. Adequate earnings start after short training period and can grow to S10CO por month. No selling it's all service! You must have serviceable car ami evenlnKS -or weekends free.

U.I.I, plan puts you in business for yourself with investment for machines a nd supplies from $500 to $2500. Start small and grow with a very progressive and ethical firm. Write giving references and phone number, Ussery Industries. Inc. H95 Empire Contrail, Dallas, Texas 75247.

Attn: Territory 1342B. 28-29 FOR RENT Furnished apt. All utilities including cable TV paid. 624 N. 8th.

28 3 room furnished apt. 1341 Market. 26-29 For Rent 65 FOR RENT 2 bedroom trailer 10' wide, no Inquire 618 N. 16th. 26tf Wanted To Rent 67 Manager of retail store in Beatrice needs nice 3 bedroom home.

Will provide references if necessary. 228-1629. 24-30 WANTED TO RENT Locked garage in vicinity of 7th Arthur Streets. Call 223-3792 after 4:00. 28 For Rent 68 ADDING MACHINES for rent, electric or manual.

Rental purchase terms available. GOODENOUGH'S, 5th Ella, Beatrice. 22-28 Classified Display 85 Classified Display 85 BUY YOUR OWN HOME FDR LESS THAN YOU ARE NOW PAYING FOR RENT. NEW HOMES UNDER CONSTRUCTION NOW. FILL OUT THIS COUPON TO SEE IF YOU QUALIFY FOR FJH.A.

235 Lynn, while she is attending the summer sessions at the University. Mrs. Ralph Kerl, Barneston school teacher, and Mrs. Patsy Neuman Craig, Blue Springs, are driving to Lincoln each day. The lad'es are working on receiving their B.A.

degree before 1972 when a person must have a degree to teach school. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jefferies, Pasadena, Mr. and Mrs.

John Votroubek, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs'. Ralph Brucker and Jack. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Smith, Joannie and Hal were visitors at the home of her mother, Mrs. E. L. Pribyl. Mr.

and Mrs. Smith attended the wedding of Miss Renee Roberts, and Roger Borgman in Wymore. The Barneston Progressive club members spent a day in Beatrice touring the Defenders Townhous-e where they visited Mrs. Matthew Ryan in her apartment and in the afternoon visited the Zoa Warden museum where thew enjoyed many unusual articles, many rgcks and various articles of clothing. They enjoyed a dinner at Elenor's Place then went out to the Pershing College where they were taken on a tour by.

Mrs. Billy Marshall. The library was a very interesting place and we were told that any one could use the books, that it need not be only the students. Many persons were busy in the offices and around the buildings. Mrs.

Hershel Post is employed there on the work list. The ladies NAME nurses. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rice drove to Topeka, to bring their grandsons, David and Mark Adams, home with them until Saturday.

They drove to Kansas City to attend the wedding of Miss Kay Adams and William Curtis Winter, aunt of the two little boys. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Adams were attendants at the wedding of his sister. Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh Craven and children drove to California called there by the death of her father. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jefferies, Pasadena, Mr.

and Mrs. John Votroubek accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis to watch the Homesteader parade along Court street in Beatrice. Mr.

and Mrs. Fredrick Rice and Shelly attended the wed- ding of their niece Miss Lori Cahler and David L. Hone, Cearney, in Fairbury on Sun- ay evening. Roy Bradley, Wichita, ivas a visitor at the homes of is cousins, Mrs. John R.

Brad- ury, Pawnee City, Mrs. Addph Eidienberger, Steinauer, Mrs. ludy Paul, Wymore, and Mrs. ohn Votroubek, while he was spending several days at the home of Chester Ellis in Wymore. Roy and Chester had tak- Roy's father, T.

S. Bradley to Norton, to spend two weeks with his daughter, Mrs. Grace Russell and Mr. Russell and their house guest, Mrs. Herbert McCames.

Mr. and Mrs, John Kashuck, Classified Display 85 ADDRESS PHONE NUMBER TOTAL FAMILY BEFORE DEDUCTIONS NUMBER OF CHILDREN AT HOME DO YOU OWN PROPERTY NOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR CAR OR OTHER CONTRACTS EXTENDING OVER ONE YEAR Your Reply Will Be Kept In Strict Confidence. You can own a new home if your income is $90.00 to over $150.00 per week depending on the family size. Mail To Or Bring To: Best Western Realty Inc. 2205 North 6th Street Indian Creek Mall Beatrice, Nebraska.

28 New 1970 American Motors Ambassador SST hardtop coupe. $3975 This is American Motors' very best model. The fancy SST sedan. Extra fancy. Velour trim.

Tliis coupe is loaded equipment including air conditioning, nosver steering, powei- brakes, vinyl top, high performance engine and a long list of other accessories. The regular price on this big Ambassador (wheel base. 122 H.P. 325) is $4665.30. This makes you a big, discount deal and you can still trade in your present car for good value.

See us today about this fancy Ambassador. LENTZ 28 Classified Display 85 Classified Display 85 Classified Display 85 Under New Management Morehead Mobile Homes Service Price Quality In conjunction with the open house at our lot in Falls City, Friday, Saturday Sunday, June 26-27-28, you will receive a ladies diamond ring (appraised value $750.00) FREE with the purchase of any mobile home In stock. LOWEST PRICES EVER. 4 miles north on U.S. Hlway 77.

Call 223-2929 Beatrice, Nebr. 28 Detroit, were recent vis- tors at the home of her mother, Mrs. Chester Barber and Glen, cal'l from the husband, father and son, Capt. Roger Weichel, in Vietnam. Each member of the family had a brief conversation.

Capt. Weichel is in the Air Force, commander of Detachment 22, 30th Weather Squadron, Vietnam. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schwab and Bradley entertained at a dinner honoring Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Barry and Danny of Bridgeton, Mo. Mrs. Anna Bostelman and family of Deshler; the Dewane Lohmeyer family; and Mrs. Emma Lohmeyer, Beatrice, Mr.

and Mrs. Jay Garnes, Mrs. Edna Koch and family, DeWitt. Miss Jeanette Allertieiligen and Ronald King of Denver, were guests of her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey Allerheiligen. The group attended the graduation of David Allerheiligen from Martin Luther Academy, New Ulm, Minn. Others attending were Pastor and Mrs. H. C.

Schnitker, Plymouth, and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Rehin of Craig, aunt of the honoree. The following Sunday Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey Allerheiligen honored their son, David, at a dinner in their home. Relatives from Missouri and Kansas and the Ivan Keller family of Beatrice, attended. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Mohar were overnight guests of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Nispel, enroute to their home in Omaha after a vacation trip to Texas. Pastor and Mrs. Donald Grummert and family of Minneapolis, spent a week with his father, Henry Merklinger and other relatives. Ed Jacobs returned home Wednesday from Omaha where he was hospitalized in the Clarkson Hospital for eye surgery and treatment.

Mrs Clara Vorderstrasse returned home after a visit with her daughters' and their fam- Robbie, Beatrice. Mrs. Emma Miss Shirley Janssen, Miss Kathy Mailhan and Timothy Kenyon returned from a two weeks trip to "Friends in Mexico" in Galeana, Mex. There were 27 in the group who went in two vans. Mrs.

Lillian Thompson wns hostess to the WSfS quilting group in the United Methodist Church parlors with seven in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. P. J.

Jurgcns, Mr. and Mrs. T. Jurgens and Mr. and Mrs.

Henry T. were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Parde, Beatrice.

Bruce Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Prine, Livingston, Mr. and Mrs. Ab Armstrong and Mr.

and Mrs. J. P. Thompson were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Don Armstrong, Brad and Kim, Beatrice. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Armstrong, Lincoln. Mr.

and Mrs. R. V. Wilson attended the Lipizzan Horse Show at Lincoln Pershing Auditorium. Mrs.

Henrietta Vetrosky was hostess to the knitting group in Virginia. Father's Day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wiese were Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin Parde and returned to Lincoln with his parents. Linda Johnston. Corad, who will become the bride of Bruce Bowers was honored with a bridal shower in the UMC parlors. Co-hostesses were Sylvia Pcder- sen, Esther Hendricksen, Vina Thompson, Ruth Alberts, Aileen Hutchinson, Helen Chapman and Twila Wickersham. Mrs.

Aileen Hutchinson was in charge of the guest book. Introducing the brid'e-to-be and her relatives was Mrs. Twila Wickersham. Mrs, Esther Hendricksen led a poem "Advice to the Bride" and Mrs. Esther Hendrichsen led a game in which all participated.

Group singing was also held. Mrs. David Bowers, Omaha, assisted Linda witfi her gifts. A color scheme of pink and white was used. Lunch was served to 50.

Mrs. Harlan Johnston and a younger daughter from Cozad were present. Albania dependent on Red China trade VIENNA (AP) Communist Albania la trading with 80 countries but has no trade relations with the Soviet Union, accordlnf- to the Austrian newspaper Die Presse. As Peking's only ally In Communist Eastern Europe, Albania has become Increasingly dependent on the economy of Communist China. Pickrell By ETHLEEN WINKLE family, Adams, and Mr.

and Mrs. Galen Parde and son. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Davis and Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Norbsck, Lincoln, were Father's Day guests at the Bert Davis home. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hibbert, Sandra and David, called on Clarence Rapp at Adams, Saturday evening and Father's Day.

They were dinner guests erf Mr. and Mrs. Michael Heater and Dawn, Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs.

John Fritzen and Johnny were supper guests, Sunday, of Mr. and Mrs. Wjlke Wallman, Adams. Other guests were the famil'es of John Fossler, Beatrice, Edward Oltman, Oortland, and Eldon Wallman, Pickrell. Spending Father's Day at the J.

P. Thompson home were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Armstrong, Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs.

Don Armstrong, Brad and Kim, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Thomsen and Mrs. Anna Andrew, Beatrice, Mrs.

Everett Prine, Livingston, Calif- Bruce Armstrong, and F. F. Sorenson. It was also Lawrence Ammstrong's birthday. A children's day service was held in the American Lutheran Church on Father's Day, followed by a pot-luck dinner in the Fellowship hall.

Bible school was hdd in the forenoon for two weeks with 65 children enrolled. They had a team ministry in each class. The teams were: kindergarten, Verdella Ideus and Karen Janssen; primary, Glenda Nelson and Melody Jurgens, junior, Sandra Schoen and Susan Fritzen; junior, Barbara Harder and Lorraine Harms; Cliff Winkle and Dennis Winkle were Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Dragoo and family.

Arnold Wolters of Thousand Oaks, passed away Sunday morning. He was the son- in4aw of Mr. and Mrs. E. A.

Bmal. Mrs. Clarence Emal, and Mr. and Mrs. E.

A. Emal visited Mrs. Mary Ridgley and E. F. Emal in the Mennonite Hospital- Mr, and Mrs.

Norval Williams of Adams visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Emal, Sr. Saturday callers in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Emal were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Siems, Salem and Mrs. Wayne Terry and Lori and Greg of New Orleans, La. Mrs.

Shirley Graham and family of Sumnierville, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bucker. Dave Emal has returned home after visiting friends in Mesa, and Albuquerque, N.M. Floyd Schneider and Clifford Winkle took in the Royal Lipiz- zaner Stallion Show at PersMng Auditorium in Lincoln.

Floyd Schneider after taking Ms is aunt Gertie Petermeyer, Renton, home, took an extended trip through Canada over to Chicago then back through Omaha and took in a college world series game, and returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Lienemann and family of Minneapolis, spent the weekend with Willis Siems. Mr.

and Mrs. Harley McCoy of Sumner, are here visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Jones. Rolfsmeyer and family and Mrs.

Vesta Quathamer, Cortland. Mr. and Mrs. Harm Schuster, Mr. and Mrs.

John Schuster and George Dorri attended the Dorn reunion in Geneva, Sunday. A picnic supper was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Cornelius and family. Present were Mr.

and Mrs. Terry Novbtny and girls, Wymore, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Warford and girls and Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn Cornelius, Barneston. Chris Waltke was honored with a basket dinner on Father's Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jurgen Waltke and girls. Others present were Mrs.

Chris Waltke, John Waltke family, Wesley Keebler, Sterling, Ernest Waitke family, and Elmer Johnson family, Beatrice, and the Willard Waltke family, Tecumseh. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Waltke and Mr. and Mrs.

Jurgen Waltke attended the wedding of Ronnie Aden and Karen Sohmale, Sunday evening. Elmer Dorn, Pat and Dennis, Lincoln, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Winkle and boys. They spent the afternoon fishing.

Supper guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Dragoo and family were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hester and family of Shawnee, Dennis Winkle, Beatrice- Other callers were Mr.

and Mrs. Jerome Winkle and girls. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Larkins and Betty Ramsey entertained Mr.

and Mrs. Jesse Miller, Beatrice, with a steak cook-out in honor of Mrs. Miller's and Mrs. Larkins birthdays. Mr.

Clarence Larkins, Odell, called at the home of Ray Larkins. Crab Orchard By MRS. PERCY WHITE Beatrice. They all visited at the home of Mrs. John Malicky and visited the Barneston ceme- Mrs.

Jack Day and Mrs. Earl Vil'Iey accompanied Mrs. Jack Day Jr. and Julie to Lincoln where they visited their granddaughter, Mrs. Patty (Gordon Bitting who was hospital- zed there.

Mrs. Bitting has since returned home and is convalescing nicely. Mrs. Janet Cotter and Teresa, Beatrice, Mrs. Emil Dienstbier, accompanied Mrs.

Albert Sand, Beatrice, to Over Brook, where they visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sand and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Jefferies, Pasadena, are spend'ng part of their 3 weeks vacation in Kansas and Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Schwindt, Minneapolis, were weekend visitors' in Beatrice at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Davis. Mr. Schwindt was hospitalized at Lincoln Bryan Memorial for treatment enroute to Beatrice. Mr. and Mrs.

Davis entertained honoring the two families on Sunday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Alphys Brucker, Home, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Brucker, Cozad, Ralph and August Brucker, Oketo, Miss Linda Sue Brucker, Beatrice, Mr. and Mrs. John Votroubek. Mr. and Mrs.

John Schwindt also visited at the home of his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schwindt, Lincoln. ilies in Hastings and Blue Hill. She visited with the Messers.

and Mines. Dan and Alvin Krueger and Lavern Stompenhorst. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Levin and family left for a two weeks vacation trip.

A business trip to Des Mo'nes was on the itinerary before visiting Yellowstone Park, and the grandparents at Havre, and parents at Valley City, N. D. Rlley By MRS. J. P.

THOMPSON Plymouth By MRS. E. A. JACOBS Mr. and Mrs.

Delbert Levl were honored at a neighborhood picnic supper to observe their tenth wedding anniversary. The supper was held in the new double garage at. the Lester Koenig home. Twenty-nine guests Mrs. Emma Thompson and Mrs.

Frieda Ideus attended a basket dinner at Riverside Park when the Friendly Get Together Club met for a picnic. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parde and Fred Lieneman were recent visitors at the Bill Siefkes home. Mr.

and Mrs. Dean Drummond, Bradshaw, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Heye E. Parde.

Other dinner guests on Father's Day were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Parde and daughters, Lincoln, Edwin Parde and Richard, Blue Springs. Evening visitors were Mr. and Mrs.

Roger Parde, Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Parde also visited with Mr. and Mrs.

Ellert Cramer. Enjoying Father's Day at a Beatrice Cafe for dinner were Price A. Young, Mrs. Ruth Alberts. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles D. Young, Tom Young and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Alberts and sons.

Mrs. E-mnia Thompson attended a FnHher'8 Day supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Menne Thompson, Adams, and also in observance of Menne Thompson's birthday. Other guests were Mr.

and Mrs. Arnold Baehr, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Baehr, Jr. and Dean and Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Frerichs and Holmesvllle, Mr. and Mrs. Fred- confirmation, Pastor Paul Kenyon; director of music, Mrs. Paul Kenyon; superintendents, Elden Friedeman and Mrs.

Jolene Hendricksen. Guests attending the wedding of Bruce Bowers and Linda Johnston at Cozad were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kunc and Mrs-. Anna Andrew, Beatrice; Mrs.

Eva Petersen, Blue Springs; Mr. and Mrs, David Bowers and family, Omaha; Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lovitt, Mr. and Mrs.

Milton Lovitt, Jay Lovitt, Crab Orchard; Ingrid Pooch, Tecumseh; F. Sorenson, Clarence Luken, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bowers, Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin Bowers, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowers, Roxie and Ralph, Mr. and Mrs. John Yohe and daughters, Mr.

and Mrs. Don Dorn and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hendricksen, Yvonne and Kay, Walter Jensen Mike Hutchinson, Mrs. Sylvia Pedersen, Charles Pedersen and Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Wickersham, all of Filley. Edwin Pairde, Blue Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Heye E.

Parde, Mrs. Ed Williams, Edwin Williams, Mrs. Raymond Lenners, and Mrs. Don Hill attended memorial services for Henry Harms, Adams, at the American Lutheran Church, Adams, Saturday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Davis and Alton Davis had as guests Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Davis and Mr. and Mvs.

Joe Norbeck, Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown, Brenda and Lonnie and Johnny Fritzen enjoyed a weeks vacation trip to Yellowstone National Park, Estes Park at Colorado Springs, and Mt. Rushmore and Custer, S.D.

Mr. and Mrs. John Yohe, Charles Pedersen, and Gary Hutchinson assisted Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Sorenson in moving to Beatrice on Saturday.

Mrs. Mildred Armstrong, Sunday dinner guests in the home of Roger McGinnis, Lincoln, were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rickets and Mr. and Mrs.

Tjark Rlckers and family, Beatrice. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Busboom, Lincoln, were Sunday afternoon callers in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Alex Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Paul of Hardy were visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Paul and family. Tim Paul returned home with them for a visit. Saturday night supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Jones were Mr.

and Mrs. Robert O'Brien, Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Paul and family visited in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. C. J. Paul, Plymouth. Mildred Jones was In Lincoln on business, Friday.

An Interior Decorating Show was held Monday night In the home of Mrs. Warren Ehmen. Seventeen guests were present. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Baker and Julie, Fremont, spent the weekend in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ehmen and Chris. Mr. and Mrs.

Les Vicars and family, Beatrice, were Father's Day host to a picnic dinner. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Overbeck, Mr. and Mrs.

Vernon Spilker, Nora and Nancy, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Huls, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Overbeck, Mr.

and Mrs. Don Morrison, Jerry McNamee, Beatrice, Connie Jelsma, Mary Ann Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lukas, Lincoln, and Rollan Spilker, Milford. Simday evening callers of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Spilker were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Spilker, Nora and Nancy, and Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey Spilker and Curt, Beatrice. Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Huls, Cortland, called in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Ern- Mrs. Percy White led Mrs. WiJHam Secfcman, Mrs. Lucile Seckman, Mrs. Charles Crane, and Mrs.

Lorena Farley, Tecumseh, to Beatrice where they attended a bridal for Janine Jurgens. It was held in the First National Bank Friendship Room. Jurgens is a granddaughter of Mrs. Lucile Seckman. Mr.

Keith Lynch" attended a picnic supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Blythe, Tecumseh. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Harf- well, Venango, were suppei 1 guests of Mrs. Ethel Churchllly Memorial Day. Other calling during the day were Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Jones, Mr.

and Mrs. LaVern Jones, Tecumseh, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Greenwood, and Mr. and A.

J. Neuhaus, 6tis, Colo. Mrs. Merle Stanley, Blue Ids, spent the Memorial Day weekend with her Mrs. Alice Jeffery.

One afternoon they drove to Tecumseli and visited Mamie and Frances Hunt. They also spent one afternoon with their brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lewiston. Mr.

and Mrs. Lyraan Grfflri and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kellett were recent dinner guests of the Sam Wilson family, Firth. Mr.

and Mrs. LaVern Griffin, Lincoln, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Griffin. The two couples enjoyed dinnef at the Vets Olub, Tecumseh on Sunday.

Mrs. Wayne Richardson, Mountain View, arrived for a visit with relatives and to attend her class reunion in Ad- Bonnie and Roy attended the wedding of Randy Hayes, Hartley, and Margene Maret, at St. John's Catholic Church, Cam- br'dge, Saturday morn'ng. LaVern Foss. Lincoln, took five boys to Humboldt Sunday afternoon where they will attend a boy scout program for est Overbeck.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Henderson of Blue Springs, called in the home of Viola Barnard, Saturday. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Everett Barnard and family were Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Quathamer and Sherl, Un- erick Steinkamp, Mr. and Mrs. the week.

His twin sons, Tim coin, Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Mr. and Mrs. Rlnehold and son, Kent, Wheat Rldge who came for the Memorial Day weekend and to visit their mothers, Mrs.

Alice Jeffery, Crab Orchard, and Mrs, Gottlieb Rlnne, Maple Grovo Care Home, Tecumseh, and left Sunday morning for home. Mrs Hazel Williams and AlyS White, Beatrice, visited Mrs. Percy White. In the afternoon they visited the Talmage cemetery and Tecumseh cemetery. Mr.

and Mrs. Menard Behr-. ends had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Bacon, Vancouver, Wash.

Vacation Bible school closed recently after two weeks of sessions. There wan daily attendance of 27 children. Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Baltord were Mr.

and Mrs, Floyd Edwards, Auburn, and Mr. and Mrs. George Ballard, Beatrice. Recent guesta of Mr. and Mns, Otto Bargman were Mm.

Loulw Hobbs, Blue Springs and Carstens. Beatrice, Scott Secktnan, St. Joseph, spent a weekend with Ml sister, Percy WWtfl. Leon Smldt visited enter, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred recently,.