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Galland's Grove Dinner guests of the Norman Nielsen fami, ly on Sunday were Mr and Mrs Sam Nielson, and Harvey Schuning of Avoca, George McKnabb of Harlan, and the Eugene Juhl famUy of Irwin. Afternoon guests were Mr and Mrs Paul Schroder and famUy of Hancock. Evening guests were Wr and -Mrs Marion Nielsbn and family of Council Bluffs. The occasion was the birthday of Janice Nielson. Mtchot Sullivan of Worthintfon, was Iftfodntftdty caller at Gltn Mayer Mr and Mrs Alva Treft were Monday evening visitors in the.Rusell Thomas home.

Mr and Mrs Elmo Evans were at Woodbine Sunday where they visited Mrs Mildred Evans and called on' friends at the Hose Vista homei The Frank family of Wood- bine were evening visitors Saturday in the Kenneth Johnson home. Golden Thompson was a Sunday dinner guest in the Bud Trimpe home. The John Assmann family were Sunday evening visitors in the Chris Graeve home at rural Earling. 'The Gary Schmidt family of Harlan were afternoon visitors Sunday in the Dell O'Day liome. Thursday afternoon Mr and Mrs Alva Treft and Mr and Mrs Tom Gray visited in the Perry Moore home at Moorhead.

Hi and Mrs Martin Jessup of Omaha were Sunday visitors in the Jack Stessman home. The Robert Assmann family were dinner guests Sunday in the Mel Langenfeld home at Council Bluffs. Mr and Mrs Clem Haberberger were dinner guests Thursday in the Alva Honk home at. Woodbine. In the afternoon, they visited Mrs Marie Vandemark of rural Woodbine.

Mrs John Assmann attended the Catholic Daughters meeting and Christmas gift exchange Thunsday evening at Earling. Saturday evening visitors in the Walter Summerfield home were Mr and Mrs Darrell Witkins and Mr and Mrs Bill Brink all of Arion. The todies are sisters of Mr Summerfield. Mrs Kenneth Lapke visited the Ronnie Schiltz family at Harlan Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Ronald Heide and family wer afternoon visitors Sunday in the Glen Mayer home.

Mr and Mrs Leo Kenkel of Earling were supper guests Sunday in the Elmo Evans home. Saturday afternoon Brenda, Belinda, and Benita O'Day visited their grandmother, Mrs Ernie Buff at Dow City. Mrs 'Kenneth Johnson visited her mother, Mrs Frank Springer of rural Woodbine on Sunday afternoon. tMr and Mrs Alva Treft were Thursday evening visitors in the Walter Summerfield home. Mr and Mrs Jack Stessman, Larry and Bill were Denison visitors on Thursday afternoon.

Supper guests Sunday in the Eddie Robertson home were Mr and Mrs Don Clark and Francis Clark of Dow City and Mrs Fay Lilli- holm and Jerry of Denison. Mrs Golden Thompson was caller at the Elmo Evans home on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Leroy Rose weire Sunday afternoon visitors at the home of their son, Mr and Mrs Jim Rose at Deloit. Mr and Hrs Elmo Evans were Harlan visitors Friday evening. John, Mfkc, and Peggy Ward spent Tuesday to Friday with their grandparents, Mr and Mrs Roy Culver while their parents, Mr and Mrs Gene Ward, were attending a Co-op convention at Kansas City, Mo.

Mrs Frank Springer, of Woodbine was a dinner guest Tuesday at the home of her daughter, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Johnson. The Loyal Neighbors club met last Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Glen Culver With six members present A Christmas gift, exchange was held. In January, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Koski will host the club for a family ojster supper. at the Gui Kustor home at Persia Sunday afternoon. Thursday Sirs Burdette Poldberg accompanied Mrs Dale Andersen to the Immanuel Lutheran hospital in Omaha while Dale Andersen submitted to surgery.

Dale is Mrs Poldberg's brother. Messrs and Mmes Nels Poldberg, Melvin Madsen, Vernon Petersen, Harry Mensching and Folmer Bonnesen attended a card party at the Chris Knudsen home Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Hoogensen and Rita and Dixie Hansen were guests at the Glee White home Friday night. Mr and Mrs John Grabill and Randy were guests at the Lowell Adams home in Council Bluffs Sunday afternoon for Lowell's birthday. The Leon Petersen family visited at the Annie Petersen home in Elk Horn Friday night.

Mr and Mrs Norman Hansen and Dixie, Mr and Mrs Everett Greve and Mr and Mrs Glen Klindt and Robert visited at the Hans T. Hansen home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Bob Jensen and boys visited at the Verdell Hess home Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Louis Cooper of Missouri Valley, Mr and Mrs Howard McLaughlin of Woodbine, Fay Mills and son, Dwight ef Dunlap and the Loren Mills family of Omaha were Sunday dinner guests at the Dean Cleveland home to celebrate several December birthdays. The Lloyd Jensen family were Thursday night visitors at the Ed Hansen home.

The Sharon Straight Shooters 4-H club held a Christmas party and pot-luck supper at the Wilfred Jensen home Thursday night. There were 32 members and families present. A Christmas program and gift exchange was enjoyed by all. Mr and Mrs Raymond Hansen, Elvi Mitten and Al Fabian visited at the Chris Knudsen home Tuesday night The Dale Jensen family were guests at the Otis Madsen home Sunday afternoon in honor of Mr Madsen's birthday. STITCH AND CHATTER CLUB The Stitch and Chatter club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Herman sen.

Mrs Bob Jensen received the hostess gift. Mrs Pete Nelson will be hostess in January Messrs and Mes Dale Jensen, Verner Hansen, Wilfred Jensen, Wayne Hansen, Glen Petersen and Bob Petersen attended a party at the Freddie Jacobsen home Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Ed Hansen and Ilene were Friday night guests at the Glen Klindt home. Mr and Mrs Holger Nissen and Mr and Mrs Gilbert Hoogensen and Rita were Sunday dinner guests at the Victor Nissen home at Mr and Mrs Bay Bramer visited Mrs Inger Thogersen at the Salem Home in Elk Horn Tuesday. The Walter Sutton family of Guthrie Center visited at the Ed Hansen home Saturday night.

tit Jackson News HANS MORTENSEN'S 92ND BIRTHDAY Mr and (Mrs Harry Knudsen entertained several guests at their home over the weekend in honor of Mrs Knudsen's father, Hans Mortensen on his 92nd birthday. Mr arid Mrs Nick Mortensen and Mr and Mrs George Mortensen and Rosemary, all of Elk Horn and Milton Jacobsen and Arnold Petersen were guests there Saturday night. Mr and George Paulsen and Clara Wilburn, all of Atlantic, Mr and Mrs George Christensen and and JVtrs Roger Christensen all of Marne, Mi and Mrs Chris Christensen, the Haroild Peters fanu- 4y, (Mrs Lena Frieda Pulver and George were Sunday afternoon guests. The Richard Adams family were Sunday night guests at the John Grabill home. Mr and Mrs Lyle Knudsen attended a -tupperware Christmas party in Omaha Friday night.

The "Tuesday Chatter Club" held their annual Christmas party and gift exchange at the Ftderal Savings and Loan building Hgtit. Mr and Mrs Ed Hansen, Loraine and Ileen were Sunday afternoon guests at the Bob My- Melodi and Doug Jensen attended a party the ftoyce Christiansen home Wednesday Afternoon in honor of Candy's birthday. Mr and Mrs Clinton Petersen visited at 'ihe Holger Jttssen 'home Thursday night. SOCIAL HOUR CLUB The Social Hour club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Leota Andersen. The 'meeting opened by singing Christmas carols.

After a short business meeting gifts were exchanged. Contests Were won by Carrie Petersen, Jackie Petersen, Elna Nissen, Peggy Han- 5sen and Lily Nielsen. Arlene Hoogensen re- 'cfeive'd the door prize. Elna Nissen held both the tray and lucky fork. Arlene Hoogensen 'will be hostess in January.

Mr and Dean Cleveland visited Ada Bruning at the Baptist Memorial home last week. Mr aid John Grabill and Randy were quests at the Grabill home Wednesday In honor of birthday. and Mrs Harry Knudsen, Hans Mortensen, Lyle Knudsen and Chris H. Knudsen were among the guests at the Harold Peters ho'me Thursday nfght in honor of Harold's birthday. Mr and Mrs Day Bramer and Pam visited Justice court cases A.

H. SAVERE1DE, J. P. COUNTY CASES Dean Peterson, nut, overweight according to registration, $25; Robert Probasco, Dunlap, illegal possession of game (deer) 7 $75; Carol N. Thaelen, Harlan, no drivers license, $10; Eugene P.

Thielen, Harian, permitting an unauthorized person to drive, $10 and littering the highway, $10. CITY CASES Maurace Cleaveland, Car. son, to yield, $25; La.nry Kramer, Earling, speeding, $10; Jan Mikelson, Harlam, failure to stop in an assured clear distance, $15; Dclores Collins, Woodbine, speeding, $15; James Butler, Moorhead, illegal parking, Michael Mikels, Harlan, illegal parking, Vorgmia Foramor, Hadan, illegal parking, and Dennis Hemmmger, Harlan, stop sign violation, $5. J. BRUCE POTTER, J.P.

COUNTY CASES Jerold Cook, Elk Horn, speeding, $10; Robert Hestness, Council Bluffs, speeding, $7, Orion Grap, Persia, speeding, Jack Hockett, Tennant, no safety chain, Billy Custer, Harlan, no parking lights, Duane Reinig, Portsmouth, stop sign violation James Knight, Clinton, speeding, $14, and International Marketing Association, Council Bluffs, improper permit, $100. CITY CASES Ralph Gessert, Harlan, speeding, $10. District court proceedings Mary Long, plaintiff was granted a di- rce from Stanley Long, defendant, by District Court Judge Kent Martin. He decreed that custody of two minor children should go to the defendant for a period ending the present school year, June, 1967. He also decreed defendant should pay plaintiff $1200 a year in monthly payments for the period of five years or the remarriage of the plaintiff.

He also decreed that defendant be taxed payment of plaintiff's attorney's fees and court costs. New cases Shelby County State Bank, plaintiff vs. Robert M. Greincr. defendant.

Suit on promissory note License to wed Dale Brant 19, Ilarlan and Nancy Campbell, 21, Invin. New vehicles registered Leo Ahrenholtz, Defiance, Mercury. Kenneth Tremel, Earling, Chevrolet. Fred J. Stein, Portsmouth, Oldsmobile.

Gale Grabill, Chevrolet pickup. Arnold Christensen, Harlaii, Chrysler. Ancei Armentrout, Audubon, Ford truck. Edgar Stidhan, Shelby, Valiant. Nail's Tire Service, Harlan, International pickup.

Charles L. Obrecht, Harlan, Plymouth, Roger G. Christensen, Ha Han Pontiac, PBE Leasing, Ben KruH, Harlan, Ford. James Havick, Avoca, Pontiac. Allan C.

Blumer, Shelby, Oldsmobile. Lillian Jhul, Botna, Chevrolet pickup. Squealer Feed Co Harlan, Chrysler. Jerome Wihverding, Earhng, Dodge. Harold Havick, Harlan, Chverolet.

Elmer Larsen, Harlan, Chevrolet. Daniel Ahrenholtz, Defiance, Ford. Paul A. Goeser, Defiance, Dodge. Gerald J.

Ratigan, Panama, Chevrolet. Peter Nelson, Harlan, Chevrolet. Harry Anderson, Harlan, Dodne. Owen Construction Cr, Harlan, Buick V.itus Huebert, Panama, Chevrolet. Esbeck Motor Elk'Horn, Chevrolet pickup.

Squealer Feed Harlan, Chrysler. (Ttuti apfMtr without Dear Santa: My name is John, I would like a tractor plow. Jim would like a tractor disc. Janice would like a doll, colors color book. We have been good kids.

Our Dads name is David Stewart. Jim, John Janice Stewart. Dear Santa: I have been a good boy. I would like an Allis Chalmers tractor, a toy barn some animals. A shirt jeans.

I will leave some candy on the table for you. My Dads name is David Stewart. Paul Stewart Dear Santa: I have been a very good girl this year, Santa. Please bring me a Bonanza set of horses, a sled, a Ken doll, and some Viewmaster reels. I am four years old, so my mommy is writing this for me, I will leave you some milk and cookies.

Please bring something for Daddy and Mommy, too. Thank-youl'With love Laurie Myers. Dear Santa: I've tried to be good during the year so for Christmas I would like Baby First Step, a doll bottle, colors and coloring book, dishes, and atlking telephone. I am 6 ears old and I go to kindergarten. My name is Sandy and my Dad's name is Walt Schnieder.

Dear Santa: I am three years old have been a very-good girl. Please bring me a sled, a Viewmaster and some reels, a Ken doll, and a Booby Trap game, I have little brother, Charles, who is six weeks old. Please bring him a set of birds on a mobile for over his bed. Thank-you! With love, Susan Myers, Shelby, Iowa, (Robert Myers). Dear Santa: I have been good all year and for Christmas I would like a coloring book and colors, Baby Secret, doll buggy, and a slinky.

I am 7 years old 'and I am in the 2nd grade. My name is Jeannie and my Dads name Walt Schneider. Dear Santa: I am in First Grade. I been a good girl I want a Heide doU. and clothes.

dont get my brothers, any thing. My name Kimberiy Findiay, Dad is Jim F. Dear Santa: My name is Kristi and I -am 2 years old. I live at 14ft5-12th Street. I have tried to be a little girl, but sometimes am naughty.

I would like a corn popper, an iron and droning board and maybe a dolUe-- if you don't think I've been too naughty! Please remember Mommy, too! Since I'm too little, my Mommy is writing this letter for me. Love, Kristi Zimmerman, Zimmerman. Dear Santa: My name is Jamie Fay and is almost '4 years old and my sister Jonie is 9 months I want a Captain Action and a rifle and so does Brent. Jonie wants a Raggedy Ann dolL We will be at my Grandpa and Grandma's home leave cookies and milk. We love you.

Jamie Foy, James Foy, Parent. Dear Santa Claus: My name is Brenda Conrad. I would a tiny terry Dial telephone, Go Go Boots My sister Colleen wants some Jo Got Boots To. Have a nice trip and thank you. My Daddys name is Dewey.

I am 6 years old. Brenda. Dear Santa I would like a punchme's, Also a Hot potato jand a football, 1 7 years old in second grade. I is Gail bels. My Dad is Alvin Gubbels.

P.S. My Dad wants a pool table For Clay and I. Mother wants a movie projector. Clay wants a punch- me's and he wants a Snorked Fire Engine. And Clay wants a-crane.

Clay is 5 years old. Clay wants a dog fight. Kim wants a wrist watch. Kim is ten years old, --Gail Gubbels. -at- iiroadlawn Hospital Dear Santa: I have been a good girl.

I want a baby secret a bake oven for Christmas, but what ever you bring will be ok. I am in the second grade at Laurel school. We will have milk cookies on the table for you. My Daddy is David Stewart. Lois Stewart.

Dear Santa: I inc-i to oe good all year and for Christmas I would like a doll that has a bottle, a doll bed, colors and coloring book, some dishes, a little I would like you to bring it to me if you can. I am 4 years old and my name is Pam, My Dads name is Walt Schneider. Dear Santa Claus: I am 7 years old, for Christmas I would like a cheerful-tearful doll, Mary Poppin's telephone, and hands down. My brother Dennis who is 9 would like a G.I. Joe, a sled, and a tip-it game, please don't forget my little brother Roger who is 2, he would like a farm set and a wagon.

I will leave you some cookies and coffee, Nancy Bissen, Irwin, Iowa; (Marvin). Dear Santa Claus: My name is Pamela, My daddy's name is Wayne. I have been a good girl. I want Baby First Step with her roller skates or Cheerful Tearful and I would like an Easy Bake Oven. Pamela Kay Arnold, Age 7.

Dear Santa Claus: My name is Cindy Noble. I livexjn Harlan. I would like a doll. Her name is "Red Live Lucy. 1 She moves her head, If you have a children's Bible, we would like one, please.

Also a few clothes for my doll Skipper. Do you really wear glasses? I see you on TV. Is it true that you have a mouse named 1 that carries in your mail every day? How are you, Santa I have three sisters. How are your elves'? If you can't make all this stuff, just bring me anything. Love Ann Noble, (age 6, Dad, Jim).

Moines. She diecj Dec in Des Moiaes. Survivors incIucM'tofrtCqWing children: sons William J. of (Madrid, Gay lord of Van Nuys, Mrs Russell Hoover of Manitou Springs, Mrs John Tillinghast of St. Petersburg, Charles C.

and Max both of Los Angeles and Mrs Charles J. Harris, Billercia, Mass, are grandchildren. Sisters are Mrs John Olaussen of Harlan, Mrs Ruth Smith, Reo Linden, brothers are Harry B. Carlyle of Denison, and B. C.

Carlyle of Englewood, Colo. Burial was in the Harlai Cemetery. (Iowa) Morning, ATCENTION flue book of lovely raised printing Md anniversary invitations, as low as $7.31 fet $10.90 for 100. With an order of tree shower thank you notes. At TRIBUNE.

Dear Santa. My name is Danny and 1 am 6 yrs old. I would like a fire-shot gun. a farm set and some candy. Your friend Danny Patten Thank you Santa, Duane Patten.

Dear Santa: My name is Randy and I am 6M years old. 1 wet the bed I fight with my brothers sisters 1 will try very hard to stop both of them. I would like to have for Christmas these things 1. a gun that shoots play bullets. 2.

ice skakes 3 Gl Joe sea sled or anything you want to bring me. Rites were Friday for infant Janice Kramer A JVIass of the Angels was celebrated 10 a.m. Friday at St. Michael's Church, Haxlan, for Janice Margaret Kramer, age three months and 13 days, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Kramer of Tennant, The infant died, unexpectedly Dec. 14 at the Harlan hospital.

She is survived by Letf parents, her brother, James; two sisters, Sharon and Julie, all at home; maternal grandparents, Mr and Mrs Pearley Rosenow of Tennant. Burial was in St, Josephs Cemetery at Earling. AREA DEATHS Services Saturday for former Harlan woman Funeral services for Love A. Conrad, 67, Des Moines, were 1 p.m. Saturday at St.

Michael's Church in Harlan with Rev. Lavcrn Wingert as celebrant. Mrs Conrad moved to Harlan as a young girl with her family, the Adam Carlyles. She was married in 1917 to- William Conrad. In 1957 she moved to St Petersburg, where she resided two years, then moved to Des Services held Friday for Olga Peterson Services for Olga E.

Peterson, 74, Harlan, were 2 Friday at Pauley Home for Funerals. Mrs Peterson died at her home, 1208 South Street, Dec, 13. She was a native Shelby countian, born Olga Larsen. She married Alex Peterson in 1915. Survivors include sons Norton Peterson of Pittsburg and Gerald of Los Angeles, and daughters Mrs Elmer (Shirley) Hutt of Hemet, and Mrs Dick (Marilyn) Christsen of San Diego.

Also eight grandchildren, a bister Esther, Mrs Christian Rold of Harlan, and two brothers, David Larsen of Ucaipa, and Joseph Larsen of Burbank, Calif. Rev. Gary D. Nelsen official nt the services. Burial was in the Harlau oo PHONE YOUR NEWS TO INSUftANCt yoxlrself a Oliristrttas Everyone has his own special way of ing Christmastime a warm and meaningful season.

Taking the family to church trimming the tree the night before singing carols before a cozy Wa hope yours is a happy Christmas and a safe one, too. When you drive, be careful everybody's looking forward to a derful holiday. Merry Christmas. BERNIE VAN DUYN 1204 Pine 755-1042 HARLAN, IOWA A IT A DIVA INSURANCE I A 11 rAKIVl COMPANIES Home Offices: Bloomington, lltmois TOYOU.ANPYOU, AND ESPECIALLY YOUJ from DWAIN and FREDA George Stan Cliff Virgil Leo Keith BOECK International The people who bring you the machines that WORK! the new Tensor Anvil Lamp A quality high-intensity tamp at a moderate price. Harlan Tribune Stationery Dear Santa Claus: My name is Brian Arnold.

My sisters are Pamela and Penny. I would like a tool chest, a shot gun and a tractor for Xmas. I would like some games for my sister and me. And please bring our sister Penny a doll and some toys. She is two years old.

Brian Arnold, Age 6. Dear Santa: I want a Jack-in-the-box, Miss No-name doll, and presnants. Bring Kevin a tractor, choo-choo train, monkey and presnants. My little brother is IVfe and I'm 3'i: years old. I've tried to be good since 1 heard you were coming.

Thank you, Marcic Loree Allen, Rt Avoca. Dear Santa: I am 4 years old and have tried to be a good boy this year. For Christmas I want a Captain Action, a tent, and some cowboy boots. Love, Rod Jensen, (Louis Jensen, Dear Santa Claus: My name is Scott Alan and I have a'little sister who is one year old, Her name is Michelle Lynn. I am 4 years I have been a good boy this year.

For Christmas I waftt a gas station, a toy Santa Clause, a football suit, and whatever else you think 1 might like. Shelly is just a little girl and doesn't understand about Christmas, so you bring her what you think she would like. 1 will leave you so'me cookies and milk Christmas Eve. Love, Scott Alan Thraen. Christmas DON ANDERSON JIM GOESER and "Thanks" for your patronage JIM'S MARKET LOCKER Paul Pat Estelle Mike Russ WAREHOUSE MARKET Marilyn Tom Bitl Jim Steve WAREHOUSE MARKET DON ANDERSON, mgr JIM'S MARKET LOCKER JIM GOESER,.