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Remington Typewriters I PRAYER iFOR TODAY at Electrlr Complete Office Goodenouqh's 8tti And Ella 23-3557 Prescription! Registered Pharmacist on duty at all times. Warreu's Rexall Phaimacy 615 Court Added Service Film Developing Past Service FISHER'S Card Gift Shop 115 N. 7th WE ABE OPEN Turn North on Bluff Street off the Detour West Court Speed Wash Locals Waitress wanted. Apply morn- Ings. Closed Saturdays.

Bur wood Cafe. 29-30 Omitted The names of Herman F. Dorn, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Meints and Gregory, Mrs.

Alma Meints and family of Beatrice and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Winkle and family of Pickrell were omitted in the article on the Dorn reunion. Mr. Merle's Beauty Salon Ph.

228-2235. 30H In Hospital Mrs. H. C. Leseberg was taken ill while visiting her daughter in Lincoln and is now receiving treatment at St.

Elizabeth's Hospital in Lincoln. She would appreciate hearing from her friends. She is in room 216. SPECIAL 3-5x7 Koda-Color enlargements. $3.75 value $2 Including ivory frames.

ROSZELL'S. 30H Schmidt Reunion The annual Schmidt family reunion will be held Aug. 4 at 12:30 p. m. at the Chautauqua Park.

Bring basket dinner and own service. Every Tuesday is "Tot's Day" at Harry Skinner Studio! No appointment necessary for children on Tuesdays. Special prices! 23H Call us for Prompt pickup delivery. Experienced sales service. 30 At the Lutheran Treatment: Lackey Jackson, Oketo, Irl Stieber.

Dismissed: Harry Ossow- sld; William McKibben; Mrs. Gene Pruitt; Richard Frerichs; Mrs. Clarence Toedter, Marysville, Kan. At the Mennonite Treatment: Mrs. Perry Collman; Mrs.

Adam Bindrum, Falls City. Surgery: Mrs Harold Weber, Wymore. Tonsillectomy: Miss Judith Jordan. Dismissed: Miss Julie Root Holmesville; Mrs. Edith Heffelflnger; Mrs.

Harvey Cramer. Births Gronewold An 8 Ib. 13 oz. son born July 30 to Mr. and Mrs.

Roger Gronewold, Adams, at the Mennonite Hospital. Mrs. Gronewold is the former Charlotte Smith Hagemeler A 6 Ib. Wz oz. daughter was born July 29 to Mr.

and Mrs. Larry Hagemeier at the Lutheran Hospital. Mrs. Hagemeier is the former Dayna Hawes. Special Limited Time Only $12.50 Cream Oil Permanent Wave for $8.50 Hair Conditioner Free Dial 228-2235 Restyling Permanents Ladies Hair Cutting Specialist Air Conditioned Mr.

Merle Beauty Salon Suite 4 Beatrice National Bank Dear God, Thou fiast saved us from many a stn. What would our lives be without Thee? In trouble, in pain, and In sorrow, to whom do we go but Thee? At this moment we feel the comfort of Thy presence. We are often careless and thoughtless in following Thee. Forgive us. We rededicate our lives to Thy high standards and ideals which make men and nations great.

In Christ's name we thank Thee. Amen. H. Cooke, High Point, N.C., director of teacher education, High Point College. II you're missed.

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Personals Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andrews, Steve and Karen left for their lome in Louisville, after visiding at the home of Mr. Andrews' parents, Mr. and Mrs.

H. C. Andrews. Mr. and Mrs.

George Stetamey- er Jr. and three daughters, Norman, spent the weekend in Beatrice visiting Mr. Steinmeyer's mother, Mrs. George Steinmeyer, who is in the Lutheran Hospital. They left Monday for Washington, D.

where Mr. Steinmeyer will spend a month doing research work. Mrs. Marion S. Ramsey, Barbara and Alan, who have been visiting Mrs.

Ramsey's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Van Qrsdol, eave Wednesday for Chicago, 111. where they will make their home. They formerly lived in Washington, D.

C. Mr. Ramsey is with the FBI. Mrs. Minerva Layman, LaThe- attiia Layman and Mrs.

John Me- Cole have returned from a vacation trip to the Black Hills, Yellowstone National Park, Cheyenne, and Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. Madison Randall, Fred and Dan will move soon to Enid, where Mr. Randall will be with the First National Bank in the loan department and will be head of public relations.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paine have returned to their home in Washington, D. after visting Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Scoggin and Mr. and Mrs. Norris Scoggin. They have also been vjsiting in Cisco, with Dr. and Mrs.

Melvin Cleveland and Mrs. Roy Scoggin. Mrs. James Ford and Mrs. Ted Rexroad, Greenfield, visited the past week at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. H. C. Andrews. Mr.

and Mrs. August Seclacek and Violet of Liberty and Mrs. Jack Ruyle and Dixie of Green Forrest, were shopping In Beatrice. Mr. and Mrs.

Leroy Greer have returned home after spending two weeks in Washington, D. with their son, Lyle Green, and family. Susan Hawley spent the weekend at Blair with Diane Gunderson, her roommate at Wesleyan University. The Rev. and Mm.

George -Warren Campbell and family are attending the Family Lab Camp at Fullerton July 28 Aug. 2. From there, they will go to Colorado for a vacation. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Stangler have returned from a fishing trip to Cook where they also visited Mr. and Mrs. Dick Stang ler. Lewiston By MRS. ERNEST TEGTMEIER Weekend guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Bohlmeyer were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bohlmeyer and fam- ily. Kansas City, Mr.

and Mrs. F.d Liska and family Omaha. Attending the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz Bredemeier, North Platte, were Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin Bredemeier and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bredemeier and family. Brenda Bredemeier, of North Platte, visited a few days with her cousin Veva Richardson and in the Ernest Bredemeier home.

Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Hutchison and Pauline, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hutchison and family, Mr.

and Vfrs. 0. R. Hutchison attended the rlutchison family reunion in Riverside Park. Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Tegtme- er and family, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Tegtmeier and family, Carleton and Mrs. Emma Tegtmeier, Carleton attended tfie Sommerhfll- der family reunion at the Burchard Lake.

Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Hutchison and family were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hutchison and daughters, Fort Wayne, Indiana.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hutchison and Mr. Harry Hutchison, Los Angeles, were the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.

0. R. Hutchison. Clarice Jean Tegtmeier spent an evening with and was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Light Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tegtmeier and Wayne took Lonnie Hutchison Jim Wilkinson, Ronnie and Steve Tegtmeier to Camp Fontanelle, where they will spend the week. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank White, Minden, who had just moved there from Arizona and Elaine Bohlmeyer and Terri, Arizona were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Morton and supper guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Bohlmeyer. Pauline, Lonnie. Judy and Larry Hutchison accompanied 0. R. Hutchison to Omaha to meet Bobby Shores, Los Angeles, Who is spending the summer with his grandparents Mr.

and Mrs. 0. R. Hutchison. Norman Lawson, Bowling Green visited with his mother and brother, Pearl and Claude Lawson.

Dinner guests of Pearl and Claude Lawson were Mr. and Mrs James Gafford and Roger, Seneca Mr. and Mrs. Luke Lawson and family, 'Nebraska City and Norman Lawson, Bowling Green, Ky. Spending a day with the Gilbert Richardson family were Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin Bredemeier and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bredemeier, Steinauer. Dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs, Gilbert Richardson and fam i I were Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Trout, Sacremento, Calif.

Enjoying an evening cookout at the James Kinghorn Sr. home were Mr. and Mrs. Leon Smidt and family, Omaha, Mr. and Mrs.

James Kinghorn and family, Beatrice, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Kinghorn, Mr. and Mrs. William Kinghorn.

Pam Smidt stayed to spend the week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James Kinghorn Sr. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Hunzeker, and family of Humboldt were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Shuey and family. Mr. and Mrs.

George Kramer Mr. and Mrs. George Kramer, and family, Wymore, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold DeBuhr and family, Beatrice were dinner guests of Mrs.

Carl Bedker of Verdon, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Miles, Kan sas City, called on Una Richard son and Mae Miles. Mr. and Mrs.

Dean Kinghorn Near record Kansas calf, lamb crops TOPEKA record calf and lamb crops are indicated in Kansas in a mid-year livestock survey, the State Livestock Reporting Service said Monday. The 1963 lamb crop is placed at 434,000, an increase of six percent over last year. The calf crop is expected to total 1,637,000, six percent above last year and the third largest on record. A big decline is in chickens. Kansas farmers will raise only 6,668,000 this year, the smallest number in 30 years.

Hearing Aid Service Center Held at the Warren Rexall Drug Store 515 Court Street On Wed. July 31st from 1:00 to 5:00 Batteries For All Makes Repair Service Mr. Harold Oruch Authorized Radiocar Dealer will be here to take care of your hearing problems, KAIMOKAK 1MI HUint Uf HtAHlNl Lincoln. Nebs. Jack M.

Hannaford (left) in welcomed into the Society of Actuaries by Edward L. Faith, president and actuary of General American Life Insurance in St. Louis, Me. f. M.

Hannaford welcomed into Society of Actuaries Jack M. Hannaford, son of Mrs. M. Hannaford, 1200 Park vas recently elected a Fellow in the lociety of Actuaries. The member Society is a professional ssociation of insurance mathematicians.

Hannaford became eligible for membership when he passed the ighth and final examination in he series of tests which the Soci- ty has Set up. Hannaford had been tudying Actuarial Mathmatics and related fields for nearly 13 years, before passing the final examination. The length of time is not unusual for the extremely dif- U.S. tax collections hit an all-time high OMAHA Fderal tax codec- in Nebraska for the fiscal year ended June 30 amounted to $644,500,547, an all time high and an increase of $,11.167,909 over the previous year. The figures were released today by Richard P.

Vinat, Omaha, District Director of Internal Revenue. Various categories of federal tax collections in Nebraska during the fiscal year include: Individual income tax 4S7. up $16,512,176. Corporation income tax $104,107, 314, up $6,247,804. Excise tax collections $55,868,619, up $1,985,379.

Estate and gift tax collections $15,104,547, up $2,577,766. Taxes paid by carriers and their employes $24,025,149, up $1,038,139. Unemployment taxes $5,509,448, up $2,808,643. ficult material which is covered by the examinations. He and his wife, Joann, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. R. A. Feldt, of 515 S. 7th and their two children now live in St.

Louis, Mo. He graduated from Beatrice Senior High School in 1946 and has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mathematics from Doane College. He also holds a Master's degree in Acturlal Science from Drake University. Hannaford's father was the late "Mike" Hannaford, who managed the Beatrice J. C.

Penney store for many years. PROVING A POINT Soviet news organ PHOENIX. Ariz. Meeker is out to prove that boys enow how to use the stove as well as the Icebox. The Phoenix lad, 13, will compete Wednesday against six girls the Maricopa County junior cooking championships.

helped Michael Kinghorn celebrate his eighth birthday at the Harry Potts, Cortland. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunt visited in Beatrice at the homes of Lawrence Hunt and Roxanne Peckman. Helping Raymon Hunt celebrate his birthday were: Mr.

and Mrs. Duane Theasmeyer and family, of Pickrell, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Busboom and family, Cortland, Mr and Mrs. Jurgens and family, of Holmesville, Mr.

and Mrs. Melvln Timke and family, Beatrice, Mr. and Mrs. William Parde, Adams, Alvin Jurgens and Cheryl Kelly, Filley and Kenneth Busboom and Lorenz DeBuhr, Beatrice. The Lewiston Softball Gals were successful in defeating Pawnee City.

10 to 9. Charles Hohl dies following surgery ODELL Charles Hohl, 78, of Odell, died Monday afternoon in a Lincoln hospital following surgery. He was a retired employe of the Beatrice State Home and for the past few months had operated the OdeJl Liquor Store. Surviving are his widow, Mary and one daughter, Mrs. Agnes Cole Lincoln.

Funeral arrangements are pending at the Vance Funeral Home. Former intelligence agent held as spy KARLSRUHE, Germany (AP) former member of the West German Intelligence Service is on trial for spying. Bodo Schoenrock, 38, testified Monday he received between $500 and $1,125 a month for supplying military and political secrets to Communist Poland and Czechoslovakia. New management at Table Rock cafe ROCK (Special) Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Mertes sold their cafe in the Table Rock hotel at public auction last week to Mr. and Mrs. Dick Smith of Pawnee City. Mrs. Smith has previously operated a steak house and worked in another cafe in Pawnee City.

Sun Want Ads bring results. Five scholarships for sophomore year LEWISTON Because of her fine scholastic record at the University of Nebraska during her freshman year, Myrna Tegtmeier will receive five scholarships during her sophomore year at the university. Her awards, effective this fall, are: Upperclass Regents Scholarship $204; Franklin and Orinda Johnson Scholarship $300; Margaret Fedde Award $150; Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben Scholarship $160; National Defense Education Loan Scholarship $300. A 1962 graduate of Lewiston High School, Myrna is daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Erick Tegtmeier. Her freshman grade average at the university was 7.7. I I I I I DAVIS QUICK DRY SPBAV PAINT Rustolcum Art Supplies Fabspray SIECK'S DAVIS PAINT STORE I I I I I The Farmers Market In Down Town Beatrice 254 Consignors -1943 Hogs Cattle In Our Sales Last Week Hog Sales Every Tuesday 1 o'clock Hog Sales Every Thursday 11 o'clock Hog receipts totaled 1598 Hd. last week with a top of $19.75 on Tuesday and $19.70 on Thursday with a 25 cent decline at the terminal barkets last Thursday, Our market was well in line with the other markets and in several instances quite a little above. Five hog buyers were on hand with a good active market from start to finish.

No. 1 and No. 2 butchers sold from $19.00 to $19.75. Sows sold from $13.50 to a top of $18.20. A few pig sales last Thurs.

include: 12 Hd at $17.25, 7 Hd at $17.00, 29 Hd at $13.75, 18 Hd at $13.50, 56 Hd at $12.00, 8 Hd at $9.75, 36 Hd at $9.00, 16 Hd at $9.50, 16 Hd at $9.25. 12 Hd at $8.75, 8 Hd at $8.50. Our pig market looked like from $1.00 to $2.00 higher than in previous weeks. Cattle Sale Every Friday 12:30 Cattle receipts totaled 345 Hd last Friday. The market was slighly lower due to hot dry weather and a lower fat cattle market and lower dressed beef market.

A few cattle sales made last Friday Include: 5 WF steers wt 515 at $25.80. 3 WF Cfs at $98.00, 2 Blk cfs. at $82.50, 4 Elk Hfrs wt 450 at $23.90. 2 WF Hfrs at $82.50, 11 Blk 4 WF cows and cfs at $176.00, 2 WF cows cfs at $175.00, 1 WFBull at $260.00. 2 WF cows and cfs at $190.00, 4 Blk WF Strs wt 750 at $21.20, 2 Holstein Strs wt 750 at $21.20, 2 Holstein Sirs.

wt 720 at $19.50, 3 WF Hfrs. wt. 485 at $23.65, 4 Blk Hfrs. wt. 690 at $19.50.

7 Holstein Strs. wt. 570 at $19.60, 2 WF Hfrs, 805 at $21.25, 4 Blk Strs. 550 at $24.45, 3 Cross bred sirs wt. 790 at $21.50, 2 Blk Strs wt 940 at $22.35, 1 Red cow wt 1420 at $15.20, 2 WF cows wt 1030 at $14.40, 1 WF cow wt 1450 at $14.30.

1 Holstein r-ow wt 1310 at $14.10, 2 Holstein cows wt 1255 at $13.80, 1 Holstein cow wt 1340 at $14.20, 1 WF cow wt 1085 at $14.10, 1 WF bull wt. 1665 at $17.50, 1 WF bull wt 1880 at $17.40 1 Red bull wt 1715 at $17.60, 2 Holstein Strs. wt 1055 at $19.20. A lot more sales not listed, If dry weather continues our runs should increase every week from now on. so If you are in the market for cattle be sure to attend our sales every Friday.

You will always find a good selection of locally consigned cattle to choose from. Remember if you have hogs or cattle to sell consign them to us for prompt and efficient service and highest market prices. Beatrice Sales Pavilion John Heist Carl Waltz Key Bredjt Thimm Jurgens, Aucts WiJlis Heller, Asst. Mgr. DAVIS PAINT STORE 617 Court Ph.

223-5301 Beatrice Daily Sun, Beatrice, July 30. 1963 5 Sneak thief gets off with store cash BLOOMF1ELD (AP) Several hundred dollars, awaiting deposit, was stolen Monday afternoon from the Forler department store here. Owner Frank Forler said the office was unmanned briefly and a "sneak thief" got the cash. He could not say exactly how much was taken. blasts Red Chinese MOSCOW CAP) The Soviet Communist p.irty charged todny that Chinosr Communist leaders are Mapcerinfily ignorant or criminal adventurers.

Denouncing the thesis that a third world war would bring a complete victory for communism, an article in Pravda by Peter N. Pospelov said: "It is difficult to say what pre- dominntrs in such statements of the Chinese leaders: staggering ignorance and lack of understanding of what a modern thermonuclear world war would mean, or a criminally adventurist and flippant attitude toward the destinies of humanity." CONTROL Corn Rootworm Beetles with SEVIN New Effective Safe approved USDA for com rootworm adults. One spraying protects corn field thru its silk- ing period. Sevin is safe No danger to people, livestock nor corn life. For Corn Rootworm Beetle Control Call Engels Aircraft Beatrice Municipal Airport Serving this area for 11 years.

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