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News notes from here and there Rockford By JULIE ROOT The G. T. Club met at Esther Huls' with eight members present. The afternoon was spent playing pitch, with Betty Root having high prize and Gretchen Gingery having low prize. A dessert lunch was served.

The next meeting will be March 21 at Verna Larsen's, Evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Damrow, Beatrice, were Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Burroughs.

Mr. and Mrs. Lyman were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Root.

Last Saturday, Tammy Phillips, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Phillips, attended DeDe Donovoe's birthday party at Wymore. A number of people from this area took part in the twelve- hour prayer vigil at the Church of the near HolmesviUe. Mrs.

Marion Root visited Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Jenkins, Wymore. Saturday, Mr. and Mrs.

Don Linsenmeyer, Wymore, accompanied Janet Phillips and her two'daughters on a business trip to Lincoln. Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Reinhart Hofeling visited Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Larsen and family, Linberty. Ruth Acton and Eleanor Sdhlake, Blue Springs, are participating in the lingerie class taught by Judy Ripp at the Courthouse, Beatrice. Shopping in Lincoln recently were Betty Root and Irene Janssen. Mr. and Mrs.

Dwight Dell attended the Farmer's Union Annual Meeting at Beatrice Saturday evening. Terry Phillips, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Phillips, received his Wolf Badge in Cub Scouts. He belongs to Pack 223 of Beatrice.

Attending the Washington Dinner at the Masonic Temple, Beatrice, Saturday evening were Edgar Burroughs and his son, DaUias, Beatrice. Their wives and-little James had dinner at a Beatrice restaurant. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Hays and Janice, Millard, were weekend guests of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Alvin Johnsen. On Sunday they all attended the golden wedding anniversary open house of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Johnsen at the Zion Lutheran Church.

Dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mrs. Chris Meints, Beatrice, were Mr. and Mrs. Brune Meints. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Acton, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Schlake; Blue Springs, and Mr. and Mrs.

Alva Fisher, Blue Springs, attended the Farmers Union Annual Meeting in Beatrice Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Johnsen were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.

Larry'Remmers, Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Brune Meints attended Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Crook's 50th wedding anniversary open house at tihe Methodist Church, Beatrice. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gingery entertained at their home Sunday with a covered dish dinner in honor of their 25th anniversary. The serving table was accented with a three tiered wedding cake which was flanked by blue candles, fhe floral centerpiece contained blue carnations, white and white mums and was graced by candelabra.

Refreshments were served in the afternoon. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gingery, Kathy Gingery, Mr. and Mrs.

Don Gingery and family, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Gingery, Mrs. Ada Yoder, Mr. and Mrs.

Lynn Swanson arid daughter, Paulette McKee, Valora Ideus, Bill Brandt, all Lincoln; Mr. and Mrs. Dave Jurgens and Christy and Eric, DeWitt; Roland Weyers, Omaha; Mrs. Barbara Barnes, Cathy and Carolyn, Millard; Mr. and Mrs.

David Fritz and family, Newton, Mr. and Mrs. Oryn Renz and Cathy, Hardy; Mr. and Mrs. John Bures and Lorilee, Fairbury; Mrs.

Laura Hauver, Mrs. Mary Novotny, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bures, Mr. and Mrs.

Rudy Novotny, Susan, Mary, and Mike, Mrs. Gertie Armstrong, Mrs. Rosa Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs, Bernard Armstrong, and Mrs. Betty Armstrong, all Odell.

Leta Dell was hostess of the Women's Fellowship of the Church of the Brethren near Holmesville. They had a covered dish dinner at the home of Mabel Shaffer, Beatrice. Mr. and Mrs. Lenhart Fritzen attended a card party at the Raymond Wiese home, Filley, recently.

Suiday evening visitors at the Andrew Janssen home, Adams, were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Janssen. Mrs. Marion Root and Juile traveled to Lincoln recently.

Dinner guests recently of the Wayne Zimmerman's were Mrs. Emma Zimmerman, Beatrice, and Mrs. Lena Liehemann, Adams. Recently, Theresa Johnsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Johnsen, celebrated her eleventh birthday. Her guest was Sharon Rickman, Crab Orchard. Edgar Burroughs and his granddaughter, Penny Sue Phillips, visited Mr. and Mrs. Berwin Sharffer, Beatrice, recently.

The John Jurgens family were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mrs. Etta Dorn, Beatrice. Recent evening visitors at the Don Frase home, Beatrice, were Mr. and Mrs. Elden Friedemann and family.

Weekend guests at the Brune Meints home were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Emerson and family, Columbus. Dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.

John 0. Lenners were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ideus, Filley. Mr.

and Mrs. Ubbe Johnsen attended Frank Hubka's funeral Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leners and family, Grand Island, were weekend guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Ranken Leners. Theresa Johnsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Johnsen, attended the spelling contest at Pawnee City, Saturday afternoon.

Weekend guests at the Henry Janssen home were Mr. and Mrs. Norm Janssen, Auburn. Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs.

Lenhart Fritzen entertained their couples card party. Their guests included Mr. and Mrs. dharles Gingery, Mr. and Mrs.

Brune Meints, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frerichs, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Janssen, Mr.

and Mrs. John Ideus, Mr. and Mrs. Elden Friedeman, and Mr. and Mrs.

John 0. Lenners. Leta Deal attended the World Day of Prayer service at the Salvation Army Church, Beatrice. Mrs. Marion Root was an overnight guest a her sister's, Mrs.

Virgil Dahl, Washington, Kan. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dell were in Las Vegas and last week. They returned Sunday with Mrs.

Dell's mother, Mrs. Martha Baer. Recent evening guests of Mrs. Mabel Meints, Beatrice, were Mr. and Mrs.

Brune Meints. They helped her celebrate her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Acton were Sunday evening visitors at the Howard Sommerhalder home, Steinauer.

Mr. and Mrs. Fay Richards, Cozad, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Burroughs recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Reinhart Hofeling joined Mr. and Mrs. John Zimmerman, Beatrice, in Jansen for dinner recently.

Recent evening visitors at the Ralph Larsen home, Liberty, were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Larsen and family. An. overnight guest recently of Mr.

and Mrs. Bob Baehr was Daniel Hinz, Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. John 0.

Lenners attended Farmers Union Annual Meeting recently in Beatrice'. Saturday evening visitors of Mrs. Ida Bruns, FiUey, were Mrs. Martin Jurgens, Filiey, and Mrs. Edgar Burroughs.

Mr. arid Mrs. Ubbe Johnsen were dninner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hofeling, Beatrice.

In the afternoon they accompanied them to Lincoln. Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Ranken Leners celebrated their 42nd wedding anniversary. Their children helped them.

They were Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Leners and family, Beatrice, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Leners, FiHey, Mrs.

1 a een DeBuhr and children, Beatrice, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Schuster, Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Gayten Kook and son, DeWitt, Mr.

and Mrs. Duane Seirns and son, DeWitt, Mr, and Mrs. Duane Lenners and son, DeWitt, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Leners, Filley, and Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Leners and family, Grand Island. Recently Mr. and Mrs. Dwight DelJ attended Marcia Deli's senior recital at the Kimball Hall, at the University of Nebraska Lincoln.

r. and Mrs. Edgar Burroughs were guests Mr. and Mrs. Martin Jurgens, Fffliey, recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Lenhart Fritzen and family were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson and family, Pickrell.

Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cox were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mayfield, Lincoln.

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Johnsen attended the Golden Age Meeting at St. John's Lutheran Church, Beatrice, recently. A dinner guest recently at the Bob Baehr home was Harold Hinz, Iowa.

Olceto Bjr MRS. E. E. AFFHOLDER Mr. and Mrs.

James Callander, Arvada, who had been on a trip through the south stopped for a short visit here with her sister, Mrs. Sybil Harper, Hhe forepart of the week. The Callanders visited with a cousin, Wanneta Reed, at an Indian Mission in Oklahoma. Then on into Missouri at Pleasant Hill and on into Kansas City to visit an aged aunt. At Topeka they visited Mr.

and Mrs. Homer Reed before coming to Oketo and on back to Arvada, Colo. Mrs. Garth Howes and Mrs. Forrest Johnson took part in the "World Day of Prayer" at the Methodist Church, Marys- vdlle, recently.

Several other members of the WSCS also were in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schneider and children, Brett, Susie, and Rachel, Auburn, spent Sunday with his grandmother, Mrs. Clara Young.

They also called at the Robert Young and Gerold Helmer homes enroute to fiheir home. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Middleton and daughter, Peru, spent the weekend here with her parents, Mr. annd Mrs.

Roy Outhet. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Peach, Independence, came recently and visited until Sunday evening with his grandmother, Mrs. AdolpJi Peach, Connie Young and Laura Hellmer members of the Forensic Class at MarysvilJe High School, accompanied the class to Wamego, to a meeting and the Marysville class won second place trophy.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Klein, Blue Rapids, were Sunday afternoon callers at the home of Albert Brenzikofer. Recently, Mrs. John Pribyl spent the afternoon with Maggie Jurgens.

Sunday afternoon callers of Mrs. Arnie Gibson were her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ermon Gibson and daughter, Washington, Kan. Larry Remmers reported to the Beatrice Lutheran Hospital on Saturday for a checkup.

Now he is able to be on crutches part time. Mr. and Mrs. Gerold Hellmer, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Young drove to Clay Center, for the Regional basketball tournament. Marysville' won third place. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Eastwood, Liberty and Mr.

and Mrs. E. H. Triggs, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Arlan Argo and family. Recently, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Schneider and Mr. and Mrs.

Gerold Hellmer and Annette accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bottiger to Robinson, to attend a Melodrama there. It was well rendered and the group enjoyed the entertainment. Several ladies from this vicinity attended a Bridal Shower for Mary Goodwin, Asctell, bride- elect of Dennis Brooks at the Peterson home, Axtell.

She received many useful and lovely gifts. The Community Card Parfy held at the City Hall Sunday evening was well attended, Cards were played at 17 tables, refreshments were served at ffl.e close of the evening. The Robert Youngs, Joe Bottigers, Milan Rutti and Leroy Heiser- mans were in charge of refreshments. Mrs. Maggie Jurgens reported that the "Red Stocking Revue" given at the Beatrice City Auditorium by the Sertoma Club was well rendered and enjoyed.

Mr. and Mrs. Garth Howes drove to Manhattan Saturday morning and assisted with their granddaughter Cynthia Doebele's ninth birthday party for her little friends. Sunday Mr. and Mrs.

Doebele entertained Grandpa Doebele, and Mr. and Mrs. Garth Howes, also grandparents at a birthday dinner. Recently Allen Bottiger attended a Banker's Agriculture meeting in Manhattan, Saturday morning. Joe Bottiger also attended Che meeting and was a guest of his daughter, Ellen, at Putnam Hall for Father's Week.

Mr. and Mrs. George Cook entertained Mr. and 'Mrs. Roy Outhet and Jiminie Prebyl Sunday evening for supper.

Later Mr. and Mrs. Roger Middleton and daughter, Linda Cook, and Jerry Gibson, spent the evening there. On Sunday Mrs. Herbert Krous entertained a family group at a birthday honoring her sister, Mrs.

Charles Alves. Other guests were Mrs. Perry Watson; Mr. and Mrs. Milton Richardson and children, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Prebyl and family, Topeka. Also AT3 Gary Prebyl, home on leave, who will return to Millington, where he is in school. The Jolly Janes Bridge Club met with Mrs. Clifton Warren, Home, and members from here attended.

Mrs. Hugh Bowes, Beatrice, visited Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Carl Naaf. Mr. and Mrs.

Orval Lohse, Bremen, visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs; Phil Foust and children. Mrs. Joe Reed and daughter, Topeka, were weekend guests of her brother, Raymond Fincham, and famify. On Sunday the group drove to Bremen and spent the day with a sister, Mrs.

Lawrence Johnson, and her husband and family. On Sunday, Bill Landen drove to Marysville, and visited with his mother, Mrs. Rosa Landon. Joe and Allen Bottiger, Bill Hellmer, and Charles Downie, are attending Physical Education classes at Marysville. Mr.

and Mrs. Garth Howes drove to Beatrice on Sunday and spent the day visiting Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Litten. Mr.

and Mrs. Arnold Hill, Seattle, spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Otis Huff. Mr.

and Mrs. Phil Foust and family visited with relatives at Dexter, recently. On Saturday morning, Mrs. Charles Alves and Mrs. Herbert Krous drove to Topeka, and were houseguests of Mr.

and Mrs. Milton. Richardson over the weekend. They also visited at the Robert Prebyl home with' AT3 Gary Prebyl, who has just graduated from "Avonics Course" in the Service and is home on a two week furlough. Mr.

and Mrs. Holmes, Independence, Mr. and'Mrs. Kenneth Peach and children, Emporia, Mr. and Mrs.

Noah Peach, Cottonwoods Falls, were here over the weekend with their mother, Mrs. Viola Peach, who had returned to her home here and will remain for a while. Danny Akin, Mgr. of the Oketo Elevator sponsored a free supper at the City Hall, recently for his customers. Mr.

Bob Mordn, Manhattan, was the speaker of the evening introducing "Geigy About 64 men enjoyed the good supper and a nice evening together. Albert" Brenzikofer visited Sunday afternoon in Blue Rapids with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kline. Mr.

and Mrs. Bud Huff -enjoyed a visit recently with relatives at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pohlman, Marysville. On Saturday evening the relatives of the Gerold Heltaer's all attended the Homecoming basketball game and the school dance at the Marysville High School and the crowning of the queen.

Laura Hellmer was one of the queen contestants but Jenr Arnold, Marysville, won the honor. After the festivities at Marysville the entire group came to the Gerold Hellmer home, Oketo, and celebrated the 47th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Harve Hellmer. Those attending the celebration were, Mr.

and Mrs. Hank Wayman, Superior, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hellmer and children, 'Fwida, Irene, and Marie HeUmer, Wymore, Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Bottiger, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Koll.

Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Triggs were hosts Sunday at a dinner for Mr.

and Mrs. Marvin Argo, and Mr. and Mrs. Duane Argo and sons. The afternoon was spent visiting.

Mrs. William Landen and daughter, Theresa, spent the weekend with another daughter and her family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Post, near Beatrice. Mrs.

Joe Bottiger and Mrs. Gerold Helimer are attending adult education classes at the Marysville High School. A group of girl friends of Connie Young came home from High School festivities on Saturday night with her and celebrated Connie's birthday with a slumber Diller By MRS. SCOTT MILLER Mrs. Scott Miller returned home from a three-week vacation trip to Colorado; She went from Lincoln to Denver and back by United Air Lines and visited her three children and families Dr.

and Mrs. Scott Miller Scotty III, and Ellen Elizabeth, Aurora, Major (ret.) and Mrs. Dean Frey, Boulder, and their son, Dana, home at mid-term from college, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Aasen and Jon Scott, Lookout Mountain, near Golden.

One of the many highlights of her trip was a birthday dinner party honoring her on February 6, in the Jack Aasen home, arranged by her family, with all of the above named present. The birthday cake was baked and decorated by her daughter, Marilyn Frey. During her stay in Colorado, she enjoyed many dinners and sightseeing trips, tours, and entertainment. These included a tour of the Denver Art Museum, the Denver Wax Museum, Heritage Square near Golden, a shopper's paradise where you step bade a century into the 1880's and where white gingerbread houses and tree- lined streets are to be seen; Cinderella City, another shoppers paradise; visits to the Colorado Academy, an independent college preparatory school where Jon Scott Aasen attends. Two entertainments enjoyed were the "Sweet Ade- lines" a Centennial chorus of.

women also featuring a madcap Barbershop quartet from Los Angeles, providing barbershop background music to oldtime movies they showed, and a writer's meeting at the University of Denver featuring a noted Colorado author, a friend and neighbor of Gloria Aasen, on Lookout Mountain; also sightseeing on drives including Wild Horse Circle in Pine Brook Halls and other mountain drives. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hen- riohs, Beth and David, Diller, Mr. and Mrs.

John Snyder, Beatrice, Mr. and Mrs. Don Rosener, Superior, and Beulah Rosener, Fairbury, were Sunday dinner and afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Regnier, rural Fairbury.

Company for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Novotny recently were their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs." Bob Little and children, Lincoln. Sunday afternoon visitors of the Novotnys were Mr.

'and Mrs. Joe Macholan, Dorchester and their cousins. Henry Novotny, Ernest Novotny, Jeanne and Ronald Novotny, and Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Brauch, attended funeral services for Ben Novotny at Vance's Chapel, Odell, Saturday afternoon.

Interment was made in the Odell Czech cemetery at Odell. The deceased was a cousin of Henry and Ernest Novotny. Mrs. Louis Scheele accompanied Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Roseman to the funeral services for Mrs. Wm. (Caroline) Lampe 71, of recently at the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Washington, Kan. Interment was made in the church cemetery. Mrs.

Lampe died just three years to the day, and almost to the hour, after'the death of her husband, Wm. who died on February 22, 1969. She is survived by three married children, seven grandchildren and three brothers, Louis Scheele, Diller, August Scheele, Galveston, Texas, and Harry Scheele, Marion, Iowa. Louis Scheele was unable to attend" his sister's funeral services because of poor health. He was eared for by Mrs.

Minnie Weers and Mrs. Anna Blackwood during his wife's absence at the memorial rites. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scheele, Marion, Iowa, were Saturday morning visitors in the Louis Sdieele home.

They had come to Washington, for the funeral rites of Mrs. Caroline Lampe, sister of the Scheele brotherss, and were enroute home. New residents in Diller are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keuten who have moved into the former Harvey Carrel's property which they recently purchased.

Mr. and Mrs. William Cordry and three children have taken up residence in the Jake Lottman property on Hilton Street. They moved to Diller from Hardy. Dr.

and Mrs. Lorin Wolff, Fremon, were visitors in the home of Mr. Mrs. Jake Lottman, parents of Mrs. Wolff, for a few days.

Dr. Wolff, former pastor of the St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Diller, now is minister to the St. Timothy Lutheran Church, Fremont. The Wolfs also visited Mrs.

Wolff's brother and family; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lottman and Douglas. They enjoyed the fish fry at Bud and Virginia's recently. Members and sponsors of the Diller United Youth Fellowship attended the motion picture "The Cross and tine Switch' blade" at Fairbury recently.

Those who went were: Pastor and Mrs. Eugene Bock, Douglas and Becky, Mr. anc Mrs. Harry Kisling, Dean and Lois Engelman, David anc Brian Barnard, Douglas, Greg and Brad Schnuelle, Bobby Jones, Danny Keefover, Sandy Craig, Ktm Brown and Joyce Scherling. Richard.

Brown is still confined in the Mennonite Hospital Beatrice, Mrs. Brown visited him Sunday afternoon. Eighteen juniors of the Diller Community High Schoool anc their sponsor, Allen Porkorney participated in the annual Jefferson County Government day at Fairbury recently. Mr. and Mrs.

Lorren Stephens were Sunday noon dinner guests of their daughter and family, the Gerald Jurgens, Wymore. The Diller Dist. 103 Community School caucus recently was well attended. Presiding was Roger Kisling with Lofing as secretary. Twelve men were nominated- three declining.

The names of all of the nominees who' sign certificates within five days will appear on the primary ballot Anyone else wishing to be a candidate may file before March 10. Filing forms are available at the office of Stanley C. Crawshaw, Supt. of Diller schools. Mr.

and Mrs. Dwight Weigel Millard, were Sunday noon dinner guests of Mrs. Cora Weigel, mother of Dwight. The visitors drove to Beatrice after dinner to attend the golden wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs.

loy Crook, Mrs. Crook is the aunt of Mrs. D. Weigel. Mrs.

Fred Hauver entered the fefferson County Memorial Hospital, Fairbury for treatment. She was taken there by her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jones and Mrs.

Perry Weaver visited Mrs. Hauver Sunday svening. Sunday afternoon and evening quests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Easiley were: Mr.

and Mrs. Wilford Stephens, York, Mrs. Pearl Dyer, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stephens and Family, Beatrice, and Mr.

and Mrs. Lorren Stephens, Diller. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Meyer, Kris and Jeffrey, Fairbury, came to the Willis Clark home Saturday evening with ice cream and birthday cake to help Mr.

Clark celebrate his birthday. Mrs. Bill Baumfalk accompanied her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lottman, rural Beatrice, to DeWitt Sunday and spent the day with Robert Lottman.

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lillie and family, Lincoln, enjoyed a visit with Mr. Baumfalk. Mr.

and Mrs. Gary Scheele, Steve and Todd, Superior, and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Behrends, Lincoln, were weekend guests of r. and Mrs.

Bernard Behrends. Mrs. William Bernhardt and Mrs. Fred Miller ware in Diller visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Roelfs, Mrs. Bernhardt called on Mrs. S. Miller. Mrs.

RaJph Specht, who entered the Fairbury Hospital for treatment on Sunday was able to return home the following week. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Specht and family, Fairbury, were Sunday afternoon and evening meal guests of and Mrs. Ralph Specht.

Beatrice Daily Sun, Beatrice, March 10. PUBLIC NOTICES Required by law to inform citizens of matters affecting them or their property. School Proceedings Steinauer By MRS. CHARLES OBRIST Mr. and Mrs.

Mike PuhaMa were supper guests of Mr, and Mrs. Dale Cte'hm, Humboldt, Saturday. r. and Mrs. Charles Buhrman, Omaha, and Jim a Beatrice, were weekend visitors of their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Melvin Ruhman. Mrs. Edwin Rinne visited Mrs. Charles Schroff and Leonard Gyhra at the Pawnee County Memorial Hospital and Mrs.

Alma Meier, Mrs. Ida LeSeur, Martha Hauner, at the Pawnee Manor. Mr. and Mrs. Lorain Steiner, Wahoo, attended funeral services for Harry Seitz at the Church of the Brthren, HolmesviHe, and were supper guests of Mrs.

Josephine PuhaMa. Bob Davis and Dianne and Jack Davis and son, Omaha, were Sunday guests of their mother, Mrs. Maude Davis. TillJe Brauer visited Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin Rinne, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Speir and sons, Omaha, were weekend visitors of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Speir. Mrs. Marie Rinne and Ernest Wehrbein were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Krueger, Elk Creek, Mr.

and Mrs. Don McRorie and children, Lincoln, were also dinner guests and they helped Brenda McRorie celebrate her 2nd birthday. Ice cream and cake were also served. Jeff Oehm, Humboldt was a Sunday evening guest of his grandmother Mrs. Evelyn Oehm.

Mrs. Raymond Gattermeyer, Columbus, was an overnight guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aldrich KaJin, Sunday. Mrs.

Charles Conradt was released from the Tecumseh Hospital on Sunday where she had been confined for several days. Lloyd Vrtiska, Table Rock, visited Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Wenzl on Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Ullrich attended the Sheriff's sale in Beatrice, recently. Jack Schutz spent a day with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rinne.

Leonard Gyhra was released Mrs. Jack Kalina, Lincoln, was a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kalina, Table Rock. To help Mrs.

Mike PuhaMa celebrate her birthday, she entertained with a supper, Sunday. Guests were, Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Puhalla and Leon Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Schmit, Velma Oehm, Emma PuhaJla, Steinauer, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Snooks, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kalina, Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Blank and children, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Puhalla, Bryan and Susan and Pete Schmit, all Table Rock, and Mr. and Mrs.

Dale Oehm, Humboldt. and Mr. and Mrs. Byford Schmit and Wendy, Beatrice. Mr.

and Mrs. Aldrich Kalin attended the annual Spaghetti dinner sponsored by St. Joseph's parish, Beatrice, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Masur, St.

Mary, and August Masur, Tecumseh, visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bernadt, Saturday. r. and Mrs.

Herbert Puhalia, Mrs. Anna Thomas, Bills Passed for payment March 6, 1972 Odell Bd. o( Meeting American Educ. Pub. books Baker Taylor library books Beatrice Daily Sun proceedings Beatrice Iron Metal supplies Arnold Cacek gasoline Callan Hardware supplies Dictz Music House music Educational Reading Service bnoks Encvclopedia Dritannlca books Former's Union Co-Op fuel Follett Pub.

Co. books George's Garage services Hammond Stephens printed supplies Hawkeye Book Co. books Hlghsmlth Co. supplies Highway Sanitation Service service Hlllyard Sales Co supplies Howcll Lumber Co. supplies Kratville Pub.

book Lytle's Store supplies Mantck Corp. supplies Nebr. Council of Boh. Adm. fee Nebr.

Typewriter Co. sup. piles Drs. Nelson Samuelson physical Norrts Public Power services Novotny Service services OHS Activity Fund reimbursement OHS Hot Lunch Fund Pegler Co. supplies Peoples Natural Gas services Perfection Form Co.

books Petty Cash reimbursement Publisher's Central Bureau books Red Barn Ceramlc's art supplies Sargent-Welch Scientific Co. supn. School Specialty Supply supplies Simon Schuster library material Sioux City Music Supply music Sohl Oil Co. services W. Stark Lumber Co.

shop supplies Tandy Leather Co shop supplies United Chemical Co. supplies Tho Viking Press book H. Wilson Co. books ZeroxBiblloGraphs library supp. E.S.U.

No. supplies Minnesota Woodworkers supplies Stephenson Sch. Supply supplies Lincoln Welding shop equipment Diller Tele. Co services at the Educ. 25.80 111.67 ll.SS 20.00 3.70 23.0!) 1.25 25.00 61.95 22n.54 71.60 IS.Ro 05 43.11 38.00 355.75 2.55 7.13 28.12 50.34 15.00 36.30 4.00 S14.SO 264.07 S7.95 58.80 21.15 409.21 50.77 30.00 8.72 S.45 4.04 13.43 2.24 143.7S 364.78 92.94 49.16 281.50 3.95 20.00 10.85 78.87 11.06 1.88 113.00 50.74 quired to furnish a satisfactory bond in the sum of.

the lull amount of the contract In general, the material and equipment consists of the following: SECTION NO 1 1 250J kva, 34.4 kv to 13.2 kv 3754JO Contractual Salaries Feb. 17.763.62 Total $21,517.72 March 10, 1972 APPLICATION FOR BKGlSTRA- TIQN OF TRADE NAME 1. The Trade Name to be registered is: John W. Heist JReal Estate. 2.

The name and business address of the applicant or applicants: John W. Heist, 109 North 6th, Beatrice, Nebraska 68310. If a corporation, the state of incorporation 3. The Tride Name has been used since March 1. 1972 4.

The general nature of the busi. ness Real Estate Office. and 6 In Block In said Grable and Beachiey's Addition (41 Lots 1. 2. 4.

5 and 6 in Block 1, in Crablo and Beachlej's Addition, nn addition to the Citv'ol Beatrice. Nebraska; Lots 4, 5. 6 7 and 0 in Block 15, in Yule and Son's Park Addition, an addition to the City ci Beatrice, Nebraska By the provisions of said Ordinance Number '1951 that part of: On that portion of Twenty-second Street commencing at the center line of the inH-rscction of Lincoln Street and Twenty-second Street and extending thence south on Twenty- second tho existing paving near the center of the block, which paving shall bo known as street Improvement Project Number 1 On that portion ot South Seventh Street Commencing the center line of tho intersection of South Seventh Street and Tnit Avenue and extending thence North on South Seventh Street In the center line of South Seventh Street and Grahle Avenue, which paving shall be known as Street Improvement Project Number 2: On that portion of Jackson Street commencing at the center linn of the Intersection of Jackson Street and Sixteenth Street and extending thence east on Jackson Street to the center line of the intersecting of Jackson Street Seventeenth Street, which paving shall be known as Street Improvement Numhr.r 3: On that portion of Seventeenth Street commencing at. the center line of the intersection of Seventeenth Street and Monroe Street and extending thence North on Seventeenth Street to the center line of the Intersection of Seventeenth Street and Irving Street, which paving shall be known as Street Improvement Proioct Number 4- All within the City and said described portions of Tu-c'iity-second Street, South Seventh Street, Jackson Street and Seventeenth Street are ordered graded, guttered, curbed and paved including all necessary storm sowers and-or drainage structures, in accordance with plans and specifications to be adopted by he Mayor find Council of said Citv. Notice Is further given that tin- ess the owners of the record title more (him fifty (M) rier cent of the foot frontage' of the property abutting or adjoining said rwenty-secnnd Street, South Seventh Street, Jackson Street and Seventeenth Street, so ordered to be jraded, guttered, curbed and paved, ncludlng all necessary storm sewers and-or drainage structures, and who were such owners at.

the time the ordinance creating said district was published, shall within twenty days from the 2oth day of February, 1972, file with the Cily Clerk of said City written objections to the grading, guttering, curbing and pav- Including necessary storm sewers and-or drainage structures, of said district, the Mayor and Council of said City shall forthwith proceed with the construction thereof in accordance with said ordinance and will assess the cost theroef. except the cost of street Intersections and alley Intersections and excess drainage costs, in said district against the lots, lands, and real estate with- the comprising said district specially benefitted thereby in proportion to benefits William L. Jenks Acting Mayor of the City of Beatrice, Nebraska A. Kleman City Clerk of the City of Beatrice. Nebraska Feb.

25, Mar. 3, 10, 1972 (a) Four cubicles ot 13.Z kv metalclad switchgear. Cb) Miscellaneous substation equipment and material. SECTION NO. 3 (a) One 20' 26' steel building.

The Engineer's estimate Is as fol- State of Nebraska. County of Gage, ss. John W. Heist, being first duly sworn, deposes and says that he Is the applicant named in the foregoing statement: that he has read and knows the contents of said statement, and that he verily believes tho facts stated therein to be true and correct. Jchn Heist, Applicant.

Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th day of Varch. 1972. Kenneth L. Collins, Notary Public March 10, 1972 NOTICE OF CREATION OF PAVING DISTRICT Notice is hereby given that the Mayor and Council of the City of Beatrice. Nebraska, have by Ordinance Number 1951 created Paving District Number 255 consisting of the following described property towit: (1) Lots 1 and 2 In Block 3 In Lincoln Heights Addition, an addition to the city of Beatrice.

Nebraska: The east 150 feet of the following described property: Commencing at the Northeast corner of Lot 1, East Lincoln Addition, an addition to the City of Beatrice, Nebraska, thence east on the south line of Lincoln Street a distance of 238 feet more or less to a. point; thence southerly on the west side of Twentysecond street a distance of 245 feet more or less to a point: thence westerly a distance of 23S feet more or less to a point; thence northerly to the o.b. (2) Lots 10, 11, 12, 13, 14. 15. 16.

17 and 18, Block 11, Riverside Park Addition, an addition to the City ot Beatrice, Nebraska: Lots 1, 2, 3, 4. 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9, Block 12 In said Riverside Park Addition (3) Lots 4. 5. 6, 7, 8 and 9 in Block in Groble and Beachley's Addition, an addition to the City of Beatrice. Nebraska: Lots 1.

2, arid Mrs. Josephine PuhaJla, attended funeral services in Atkinson, for John Wenner, Sr. from the Pawnee County Memorial Hospital, Pawnee City recently. Mr. and Mrs.

John Hilt and Jon Jon, Marilyn and Mary Ellen Wagner, and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kafflie and family, were all weekend visdtors of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wagner.

Mrs. Agnes Wenner, who is spending the winter in Summerfield, visited her home here, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Puhalla and daughters, Waverly, were weekend visitors of Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Christen and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Christen and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Glen Wickman and daughters, Seneca, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fisher, Ashland, were Sunday guests of Lawrence Fisher. Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis Sachor, Table Rock, and Mrs. Josephine Puhalla visited Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Wenzl, Ina and Lawrence.

Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Cumro and family, Summerfield, were dinner guests of her father, Lawrence Fisher. Keith Burgert, Lincoln was an overnight guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Leo Burgert. Gerald Christen, Lincoln, was a weekend visitor of his mother, Mrs. Irene Christen. Mr. and Mrs.

Norbert Puhalia and Mrs. Josephine Puhalla and Emma were luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Wenzbauer, Beatrice, Saturday. Section No.

1 S22.400.fW Section No. 2 $47.500.00 Section No. 3 3.300.00 All material and equipment shall be delivered F. O. B.

Beatrice. Nebraska, with all transportation charges prepaid. No construction will be required at the site except the steel building Bidders shall not add any conditions or qualifying statements to the bid or otherwise the bid may be declared Irregular ns being "not responsive to the advertisement for bidt. Dated at Beatrice, Nebraska, this 22nd dnv of February. 1972 CITY OF BEATRICE, NEBR.

Bv A. G. Kleman City Clerk-Treasurer Feb. 25. Mar.

3, 10, 1972 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS The Gage County Board ot Supervisors. Gage County. Nebraska, will receive sealed bids for construction of Asphalt Base Course Projects until 10:00 o'clock a.m.. at office of the Gage Clerk, County Courthouse, Beatrice, Nebraska. on the 15th dav of March, 1972.

and at that time will be pub- liflv opened and reari The Contract Documents, Including plans and specifications, are on tile at the office of the Gage County Clerk, tho Gage County Highway Department, and at the office o'f Engineers. 221 South Sumner Street, P. O. Box 146, Beatrice, Nebraska. Copies of the documents may be obtained by paying $10.00.

none of which will be refunded, for each set of documents obtained Each bid shall be accompanied, in a separate sealed envelope, by a cortifled check drawn on a solvent in the State of Nebraska in an amount not less than of the Total Base Bid and shall be made p.iyablp to the order of Gage County, Nebraska, as security that the bidder to whom tho contract may he awarded will enter into a cbn- tract to build the improvement In accordance with this notice, and Klvo bond in the sum as hereinafter provided for construction of the Improvement. Checks accompanying bids not accepted shall be returned to the bidders. Bid Bond ivlli not be considered No bid shall be withdrawn after opening the bids without the consent of the Gege County Board of Supervisors for a period of 30 days after the scheduled time for closing bids. The Gage County Board of Su- aervlsors re-vrves the right to re- any or all bids and to waive any informalities in bidding The successful bidder win. be required to furnish a satisfactory performance bond In the sum of the full amount of the contract.

In general, the Improvement on bids are requested will require the following construction: PROJECT C-34U7) 7,200 c.Y. of Combined Aggregate for Base Course 4S5 C.Y. of Mineral Aggregate lor Armor Coat (2-B) 135.000 Gal. of Asphaltic Oil (CM-4 or MC-SOO) for Base Course 17,600 Gaj. of Asphaltic Oil (CRS- APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION OF TRADE NAME 1.

The Trade Name to bo registered Is: Collins Real Estate. 2. The name and business address of the applicant or applicants: Kenneth L. Collins, 105 North 5th Street. Beatrice.

Nebraska fiS310 If a corporation, the state of Incorporation 3. The Trade Name has been used since March 1, 1972. The general nature of the business real office State of Nebraska, County of Gage, ss. Kenneth L. Collins, being first duly sworn, deposes and says that he is the applicant named In the foregoing statement; thai he has read and knows the contents of said state, ment.

and that he verily believes the facts stated therein to be true and correct. Kenneth L. Collins. Applicant Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th day of -March, 1972. Lesllo H.

Noble, Notary Public March 10, 1972 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the county court of. Gage County, Nebraska Estate No. 13222 of Trientje Ulrich. Deceased. The State of Nebraska, to all concerned: Notice is hereby given that all claims against said estate must be filed on or before the 13th day of June, 1972, or be forever barred.

and that a hearing on claims will be held in this court on June 14, 1972, at 9 o'clock, A.M. Dennis A. Winkle (SEAL) Carstens and Carstens Attorneys. February 25 March 3-10, 1972 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of Gage County, Nebraska Estate No. 13229 of William H.

Deeke aka William Dceke, Deceased. The State of Nebraska, In all concerned: Notice is hereby given that all claims against said estate must be filed on or before the 13th day of June. 1972, or be forever barred, and that a hearing on claims will he held in this court on June 14, 1972, at 9 o'clock. A.M. Dennis A.

Winkle County Judge. (SEAL) Carstens and Carstens Attorneys. February 25, March 3-10, 1972 NOTICE TO CKKDIXORS In the County Court of Gage County, Nebraska Estate No. 13237 of Lawrence K. Leafgren, Deceased The State of Nebraska, to all concerned: Notice Is hereby given that all claims against said estate must be filed on or before the 13th day of June, 1972, or be forever barred, and that a hearing on claims will be held in this court on June 14, 1972, at 9 o'clock.

A.M Dennis A. Winkle County Judge. fSEAL) Dalke, Carlson and Thompson Attorneys February 25 March 3-10, 1972 AHVKRTISKJIKNT FOR The City of Beatrice. Nebraska, will receive bids for furnishing material and equipment for Substation No. until 7:30 o'clock p.m., Central Standard Time, at the Cily Council Chamber in the City Hall at Beatrice, Nebraska, on the 3rd dav of April, 1072, at which lime and place all bids will be publicly opened and read aloud.

The Contract Documents, Including plans and specifications, are on file at the office of the City Clerk at Beatrice, Nebraska, and at the office of Hoskins-Western-Sonderegger. 825 .7 Street, Lincoln. Nebraska. Copies of the documents may be obtained by paying S5.00, none oi which will be refunded, to Hosklns- Western-Sondereggpr or Brucp B. Watts, Engineer.

3918 Pace Lincoln, Nebraska, for each set of documents so obtained. Each bid shall be accompanied, In separate siviled envelope by a certified or cashier's check drawn on any bank in the United States of America, in an amount not less than of the Engineer's estimate, and shall he made payable to the City Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Beatrice as security that the bidder to whom the contract may be awarded will enter Into a contract to furnish and deliver the material and equipment specified In the contract documents. Checks accompanying bids not accepted shall be returned to the bidders. Bid Bond will not be considered. No bid shall be withdrawn after opening of the bids without the scheduled time for closing bids.

The City of Beatrice reserve, the right to rek'ct nnv nr all bids and to waive any informalities in bidding. The successful bidder will be re- 3 Mile of Linear Grading 10,800 C.Y. of Combined Aggregate for Base Course 365 C.Y. ot Mineral Aggregate lor Armor Coat (2-B) 205,000 Gal. of Asphaltic Oil (CM- 4 or MC-800) lor Base Course 13,200 Gal.

Asphaltic Oil (CRS- Ih) for Armor and Tack Coat PROJECT C-34(19) 9.000 C.Y.. of Combined Aggregate for Base Course 605 C.Y. of Mineral Aggregate lor Armor Coat (2-B) 166,000 Gal, of Asphaltic Oil (CM- 4 or MC-800) for Base Course 22,000 Gal. ol Asphaltic Oil (CRS- Ih) for Armor and Tack Coat PROJECT C-34C20) 2 Mile of Linear Grading 7,200 C.Y. of Combined Aggregate for Base Course 240 C.Y.

of Mineral lAggregata for Armor Coat (2-B) 135,000 Gal. of Asphaltlo Oil (CM- 4 or MC-800) for Base Course 8,800 Gal. of Asphaltic Oil (CRS- 7,200 C.Y. of Combined Aggregate for Base Course 485 C.Y. of Mineral Aggregate for Armor Coat (2-B) 135,000 Gal.

ot Asphaltic OU (CM- 4 or MC-800) for Base Course 17,600 Gal. ol AsphalUc OH (CRS- 1h) for Armor and Tack Coat PROJECT C-34(23) 14,400 C.Y. of Combined Aggregate for Base Course 725 C.Y. of Mineral Aggregate for Armor Coat (2-B) 270,000 Gal. of Asphaltic OU (CM- 4 or MC-800) for Base Course 26.400 Gal.

of Asphaltic Oil (CRS- Ih) for Armor and Tack Coat 18,000 Gal. of Asphaltic OU (MC- 70) for Prime Coat Bidders should not add any conditions or qualifying atatements to the bid or otherwise the bid may be declared irregular as being not responsive to the Advertisement for Dated at Beatrice, Nebraska, this 29 th day of February. 1972. GAGE COUNTY BOARD OK SUPERVISORS By: William R. Boyce Chairman March 3-10.

1972 NOTICE In the District Court of Gage County, Nebraska Susan Bulterfleld, Plaintiff vs. Michael Butterfleld. Defendant Docket 60 Page 107 To the Defendant Michael Butterfield: You are hereby notified that I have commenced an action In the District Court of Gage County, Nebraska, the object ar.d prayer of which is to obtain an absolute divorce from you, together with equitable relief, on the ground of extreme cruelty, and you are required to anr.wer said petition on or before the 10th day of April, 1972, or a decree will be entered against you. Dated this 2nd day of March. 1972.

Susan Butterfield. Plaintiff By: Anne P. Carstens. her attorney 213 Stelnmeyer Bids. Beatrice Nebraska 68310 March 3, 10.

17. and 24. 1972 NOTICE In the County Court, Gage County Nebraska In the matter of the estate of Virgil William Slerns. Deceased Estate No. 13197 Notice is hereby given that a hearing will be had in uhls court on the 21st day of March.

19V2 at the the hour of 1:45 o'clock P.M. upon the Petition of Beatrice National Bank and Trust Company. Beatrice. Nebraska, the Administrator of tha estate of Virgil William Siems. deceased, praying for an order for the payment and distribution of the avails of the settlement of the claim of this estate for the death of said Virgil William Slcms.

deceased, to the persons entitled thereto as provided by Section 20-810 of R.R.S. Nebraska 1963 as amended Dated this day of February. 197 J. (SEAL) Dennis A. Winkle County Judge Andersen and Hubka, Attorneys February 25 March 3-10.

1972 NOTICE In the County Court. Gage County. Nebraska In the matter of the Estate of Elisa Eleanor Slems, Deceased Estate No. 13198 Notice is hereby given that a hearing will be had In this court on the 21st day of March, 1973 at the hour of 1:45 o'clock P.M. upon the Petition of Beatrice National Bank I and Trust Company, Beatrice, Nebr.

aska, the Administrator of the' estate of Ellsa Eleanor Slems, deceased, praying for TO order for the payment and distribution of the avails of the bettlemetu of the claim of this estate for the death of said Ellsa Eleanor Stems, deceased to the persons entitled thereto as provided by Section 30-810 R.R.S. Nebraska 1963 as amended. Dated this 24th day of February, (SEAL) Dennis A Winkle I Countv Judge 1 Andersen and Hubka. Attorneys February 25 March 3-10. 1972.